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THE BEK: OMAHA, K1UDAV, I'EItKL'AKV V. 1!M5.
TALK FLOORJDBSIITOTES;
iWmfl to Taboo Taney Toweli and j
Alio Too Fancy Sofa Pillow ;
r- for Hubby. '
JAY BURNS TO ADDRESS THEM
FtjhstlHites for wheat flour, to he used
nn account of present high prices, were
discussed at a meeting of the home eco
nomic department of the omh Worn,
an a club, but no satisfactory deMsIin M
reached. "Our people won't eat the peaa
ant rr bread and corn fiour la unsatis
factory because the bretti mut he served
hot In order to he palatable, besides whl h
It require ao much butter and eggs that
It wouldn't be rheaper than wheat flour
In th end."' aald Mm. F. J. Burnett,
leader of the department.
The department will he addressed nt 1!a
next meeting by Jay Burn of the Burn
Baking company, who will tell them about
tha wheat altuatlon.
Tha feaalbllitjr of ordering butter and
egg from neighboring farmera, the
products to he delivered by parcel post,
waa dtacuaaed. Tetter from farmera will
ing to aupply tha products were read, hut
no action waa taken since the women
aald they would not be able to ivde the
grade of product at a given prl-'e and
would not be able to return thorn If they
did not prove satisfactory.
Guest towela, towela heavily crocheted,
tatted, embroidered and monogrammed.
but with never a place to wipe on'a
hand, were heavily arored by Mra. Isaac
Iouglaa. "I will ncvar Rive another gut
towel for gift never!" she declared ve
hemently. Daintily embroidered sofa pillows, from
which tired huhblea' heads were barred,
also came in for a share of disfavor.
Mlaa Anna Barrows, a domestic science
expert of national reputation, will he
brought to Omaha In April under the
auapioes of this department, tha domestlo
cienea department of tha Omaha and
South Omaha High achoola and Browncll
Ha,
.Crew of Destroyed
Zeppelin Interned
1 on Fance Island
LOTTDON, Feb. II. Fourteen member
of tha crew of tha Zeppelin dirigible
which wag destroyed by an explosion on
Fance Island were reacued and will be
interned by the Danish authorities, sari
a, dispatch from Copenhagen to Reuters
Telegram company. The Zeppelin waa
cruising over the Island with another
dirigible when It caught fire and waa
compelled to descend, landing before the
explosion took place.
The destroyed Zeppelin waa the L4, one
of the largest In commission. It waa
completed In 1914 and waa SmO feet long
and had a diameter of sixty-one feet. It
waa aupplled with four motor with a to
tal horsepower of 7 and had a apeed of
forty knot. Commander Prlna aaya the
situation when the fire ' broke out waa
critical. He feared that the bombs on
board the airship would explode before
-tie could get to the ground.
.Vienna Reports
Russians Driven
Out of Kolomea
VIENNA. Feb. W.-(Vla London.) Of
ficial reports, given out In Vienna, say
that after two daya of hard fighting the
Auatrlana have occupied tha town of Ko
lomea In Galtcla.
"Thla success waa achieved yesterday
afternoon by means of a general attack
on the Ruaslaa positions," the report
eay. "w drove the enemy In spite of
Ms stubborn resistance out of the last
positions In front of Kolomea, thua
reaching the town at one operation. We
prevented the Russian from blowing up
the bridge over tha Fruth river. The
town, clear of retreating Ruaaiana, waa
occupied by ua. M a captured S.ono prison
ers and several machine gun and Usht
cannon.
"In the Carpathian aectlon aa far aa
Vyscbkoff, tha fighting continuea with
great ferocity. Four thousand additional
prisoners have been brought In,"
President Will Not
Call Extra Session
WASHINGTON, Feb. W.-Presldent Wtl
son virtually has decided not to call extra
session of congress on March S, no matter
what th fat of tha ship bill. No offi
cial announcement of his Intention was
roads, but In congressional quarter It la
well understood.
Work waa begun today on mapp'ng out
th detalla of the president's trip to the
Han Francisco exposition. That was taken
as added evidence that there will be no
extra session.
Fontenelle Saloon
License is Approved
Ths city council has approved the
saloon and billiard hall llccnaca for the
Fontenelle hotel. William R. Burbank.
proprietor of the new hotel, made apl
plication In each Instance.
ART GILD IS REFUSED
USE OF PUBLIC LIBRARY
Member of the Omaha Art UMd are
rather perturbed these daya over the re
fusal of the public library board to grant
tha gttd the use uf rooms in the library
'for tui art exhibit, during the Ak-Sr-Ben
fitniMoa thla fall.
The gild held one exhibit In the 11-
na mey raiaea i tie point that a
year ago the Omaha Society of Fine
Arts waa given use or an upper floor of
th library for the exhibition of work of
art tX eastern and foreign artists, these
paiatinga being offered tor aale.
"The local gild la composed entirely
of home talent and the object of th
trlld 1 to foster home talent." explained
g member. '
l-ck of room la the reason given by ths
library officiate for doWiulng to accede
to the r Hi est of tins gild.
LINCOLN ENTERS RELAY
TEAM IN INDOOR MEET
The Lincoln High hool Is th first In
stitution to announce its entrance to the
' big indoor athletic moet which will b
held at the Auditorium March II and In,
under the auspices of tha Young Men'
ChrlatUa association. The Lincoln school
has announced ta intention to enter
relay team at least to give Tom toy Mill
aad his protege a run for their money
la tha tifh school event.
RUSSIANS ATTEND GERMAN WOUNDED UNDER FIRE The photograph shows a
Russian field surgeon dressing the Injured foot of a German oldier who has been left,
wounded, by his comrades. The wounded man and his rescuers are under fire in the picture.
i I - - ,-.-; c, f 4tN -garH,:--. . e-v K. r-'' ;
BANK CLAIMS ON MATTERS
Officials Insist He Owrs Them In
stead of Bank Being In
debted to Him.
BIG CLAIM IS CUT WAY DOWN
How Attorney Thomas H. Matters orig
inally contended that the First National
bank of Sutton owed him iwi.000, and
later cut down his clalma to about San.WO,
waa presented to the trial Jury . In fed
era! court through the reading of Mat
tera" voluntary testimony before the
grand Jury at IJnioln, which indicted
him soon after. The bank officers contend
that Instead of being Indebted to Mattera.
it haa clalma of about 114,000 against him.
Dlarlct Attorney F. 8. Howell and
Aaalatant Troeecutor A. W. Lane fin
ished reading Matter' grand Jury state
ments at noon, the testimony amounting
to about 70,000 worda and requiring about
ten houre to read. Although privileged In
nature. It was put In evidence aa the re
sult of Matter having Waived Ms con-
uiuuona nsni 10 protection irom nav-
Ing hla statements used against him, and nnct munc riniVIO IVIUVC
having voluntarily gone before the Jury . FROM THE BOARD OF TRADE
a year ago at Lincoln, In an effort to
escape being Indicted. Th, c. W. Hull companythe Aaron
Prosecutor Howell expects to con vino Jewelry company McVlttie. O. P. Kip
the Jury, through the grand Jury state- i,ngPr Brtd the Buffet apg about , only
menu of Mattera, that there la faunda- tenants remaining In the Board of Trado
tion for the government's charges, building. Sutton, McKlnxle Cox and
which allege that Matters aided in the i y. a. Fltxgerald have moved Into The
unauthorised Issuance of certificates of
deposit, and misappropriated the funds ,
ralaed thereby.
MRS. MARY A. ALDERMAN,
PIONEER, IS FOUND DEAD
Mrs. Mary A. Alderman, aged 78 years,
MS Bouth Twenty-fifth avenue, was
found dead on the floor of her bedroom
early Thursday morning by her grand
niece, Miss B. Van Camp, of the aama
address. Mra. Alderman was the widow
of Hiram B. Alderman, a pioneer real
dent of thla city. Death la attributed to
old age. The body was taken by Coroner
Crosby, who await word from relativea
at Btuart and Tecumseh, Neb., as to fu
neral arrangements.
MME. ART0IS ENCOUNTERS
BELGIAN CONSUL OPPOSITION
Mme. Artots appears to have encount
ered another snag at Kansas City, where
the Belgian consul butted Into her gam".
The conaul demanded that she Identify
l.eraelf as a Belgian, which Mine. Artola
failed to do to the ratlsfactlon of the
official. She also failed to convince him
that she had any support from the Bel
gian government, or any other author
itative body reoogniied by the Belgian.
INSPECTS ROCK ISLAND
FOR EASTERN CAPITAL
Geurge Johnson of New York, aald to
be In the employ of a syndicate of
eastern capitalists, In a special car and
accompanied by a corps of assistants,
Is traveling over the Rock Island by aaay
stages, exporting the property. He la now
on the Iowa tinea and la expected to
reach Nebraska some time next week.
The understanding Is that tha eastern
capitalist who have organised one ayn-
dlcate have done so for the purpose of
buying the Hock Island.
CANADIAN MINISTER TO
PASS THROUGH OMAHA
Martin barren, minister of agriculture
of the Dominion of Canada, enroute to
Kan Francisco, will paaa through Omaha
on Northwtern-l'nion Paclflu No. 1
Friday morning.
At the exposition Canada has an exten
sive and comprehensive agricultural ex
hibit and Minister Burrell la going there
to see that It is properly looked after
and to see that Canada I properly ex
ploited. SUFF WORKERS TO MEET AT
Y. MsA.'.TMm AFTERNOON
' TT1
All suffrartats .i, tkketa (nr.. the
production of the attffrage movie ""Tour
Olrl and Mine" will meet In Room SIS,
at the Toting Men's "hrir.tln. association.
thla afternoon. Mra. H. fl. , rUiumey
announces that. Miss Irene Hough has
also been -secured to sell tickets tor the
movie.
SCARLET FEVER FOUND
AT SCHCOLF0R THE DEAF
Discovery of three . cases of , scarlet
fever at the Kchool for the Deaf. Forty
ft'th atreet and i Bedford avenue, waa the
orraalon of a visit of Health Commis
sioner R. W. Connell to this institution.
Dr. Connell found that th three patient
Itave bena Isolated and he doea not fear
a general outbreak of the disease.
Try Thla for earalala.
Neuralgia la a pain in the nerve.
Sloan's Uniment Penetrate and aoothea
the aching nerves. Get bottle now. Ail
druggists. Advertisement
Col W. F. Cody Will
Celebrate His 69th
Birthday Next Week
Colonel W. F. Cody writes from Cody,
Wyo., to friends here, stating that he la
busy just now with a mining and oil
6ml and will remain In his home town
imtll February 28, on which date the
Cody club will honor the famoua scout
with a banquet. The occasion- will be
the colonel's sixty-ninth birthday anni
versary. There will be ptxty-nine guests.
. Colonel Cody I regarded a the first
citizen of the Wyoming town named In
his honor. The banquet will be given at
the Irma hotel, which la managed by
Fred II. tiarlow. the colonel's aon-ln-law.
Citizens of Cody, Wyo., are enthuslsstlo
Just now over "Cody Way," which la a
Scenlo entrance to the Tellowstont Park
from Cody. Cody wants to share some
of the business incidental to the vast
westward travel this season.
Colonel Cody atatea that his show will
open at Fort Worth, Tex., March XT.
TLmcc ssnor riDUO unir
Bee building and the MeCarthv-Wllson
Clothing comoanv haa rone to Fifteenth
atreet. . .
All tenants now In the building, with
the possible exception of the Hull com
pany, will move out of the burned build
ing aa soon aa the insurance companlei
can adjust the losses.
FRANK DELANEY DRAWS
FINE FROM JUDGE FOSTER
Judge Foster attached a fine of S."0 and
coata to Frank Delaney, 1321 Douglas
street, in police court. The other day
pelaney wag riding on the platform of a
street car pawing Sixteenth and Cuming
streets when ha entered a discussion of
the murder of Tom Ring with "I hope
they get a few of thero." He promptly
incurred the displeasure of the other oc
cupants of the platform and waa some
what roughly handled before Officer Joe
Hell took charge of affairs. Hell took
Delaney to police court and Foster added
to the punishment.
Total that There Waa Nat Care far
II Ins.
"After suffering far over twenty years
with Indigestion and having some of the
best doctor her tell me there waa no
cure for me, I think It only right to tell
you for the sake of other sufferers as
well as your own satisfaction that a !S
cent bottle of Chambcrlaln'a Tablets not
only relieved me but cured me within two
months although I am a man of 65 year,"
write Jul. Qroblen, Houston, Texas. Ob
tainable verywhere.-Advertlsement.
SUICIDE IN HERALD CASE,
SAYS-THE CORONER'S JURY
A coroner's Jury returned a verdict of !
suicide '.n regard to the death of former
Police Officer William Herald, who ahot
and wounded his wife and then turned
the gun on himself. The shooting occur
red at the Herald home. 1112 South
Thlrty-aecond atreet, Tuesday morning.
Herald died at 8t Joseph's hospital at
3 50 Wednesday morning.
A Message to Thin,
Weak, Scrawny Folks
Aa Easy Way to Gain 10 to 30 Iks. of
Solid, Healthy, Permanent Flesh
Thin nervous, undeveloped men and wo
men everywhere are heard to aav. "I can't
understand why 1 do not act fat. I eat
plenty of aood. nourishing food." The rea
aon is Just this: You cannot get fat. no
matter how much ou eat." unlesa your
digestive organs1 assimilate the fat-niakln
elements of your food instead of passing
them out through the body aa waste.
What la needed la a means of gently
urging the assimilative functions of the
stomach and Intestines to sbaoib th oils
and fats and hand tltem over to the
bloiMl. where thev may reach the starved,
shrunken, run-down tissues and build
them up. The thin person's body Is like
a dry sponge eaaer and hunarv for the
fatty mnteitale uf which tl Is being de
prived by the failure of the alimentary
anal to take them from the food. The
best way to overcome this sinful waste of
tlesh building elements and to atop tha
leaaage or tuts la to use Hstgol, the
recently discovered regenerative force
that is recommended ao hlKhly by phy.
aiciana here ana abroad. Take a llttl
earaul tsoiet witn every meal and nutite
how quickly your cheeks fill out and rolls
of firm, healthy fleah are deposited over
our body, covering each bony angle and
projecting point. Sherman A MoOonnell
Itu Co. and other aood druiniata hava
Bargol, or can get it from their whole
saler, and will refund your moiy if you
are not satisfied with tbe gain In weight
It prod noes and stated oa the guaranty
CAl'TloN: While feeraot has produced!
remarkable reaulta in overcoming nervoud
dyape4ala and general aUMuach trouble.
It should not be taken unless you are will
ing to gain ten pounds or more, for it la a
wonderful nen -Dull Oar. ilverUse men L
Ice Surrounding
the Illinois Central
: Bridge Dynamited
The explosion that startled the people
of Omaha Wednesday night was not a
bombardment by the Germans or allies,
but Instead the dynamiting of Ice on the
Missouri river.
For years it haa been the annual spring
custom of the Illinois Central to dyna
mite and break up the Ice above and
below the bridge that spans the river at
Fast Omaha. Thla I done as a precaution
to prevent any possibilities of a gorge.
A few sticks of dynamite distributed
above and below the bridge and then
exploded break the Ice into small piece
and It floats away long before the general
breakup occurs.
Tha Union Pacific, Burlington, Mis
souri Pftclfin and Northwestern are or
ganizing their dynamiting gangs and
quantities of dynamite are being sent oat
along the lines to be used within the next
few daya in breaking up the Ice In the
streams .which the bridges span.
While the Ice In the streams out in the
state haa not yet broken it begins to
show signs of weakening and It the warm
weather continues, it Is expected that tha
river and creeks will be cleared much
earlier than usual.
How To Make the
Quickest, Simplest Cough '
Kemeay
Mara Better tha
the Reaefr-
Maae Kta aa4 Yn Save a.
amy uwaraa(e4
This bome-made cough ST run
Weed in more home than any other cough
rciiteoy. j is promptness, ease and cer-
tainty in conquering distressing coughs,
chest and throat colds, is really remark
able. You can actually feel it take hold.
A day's use will usually overcome tha
ordinary cough relieves even whooping,
cough auicklv. Nulendiil. too. for hrnn.
rhitis, apatmiuUic croup, bronchial asthma
and winter coughs.
EUet from any druggist 2 ounces of
nex (60 cent worth), pour it in a pint
ttle and fill the bottle with plain granu
ked augar syrup. This gives you at a
coat of only 64 oents a full pint of better
rough syrup than you could buy for $2.50.
Takes but a few minutes to prepare. Full
directions with l'inex. Tastes good and
never spoils.
You will be pleasantly surprised now
uickly it loosens drr, hoarse or tight
coughs, and heals the inflamed mem
branes in a painful cough. It alao stop
tha formation of phlegm in the throat
and bronchial tubes, thus ending the per
sistent loose cough.
Pines U a most valuable concentrated
compound of genuine Norway pine ex
tract, rich in gtiaiacol, which is so heal
ing to the memb'ane.
To avoid disappointment, be sure and
ask your druggist for "2V4 ounce Pinex,"
and don't accept anything elae.
A guarantee of absolute satisfaction,
r money promptly refunded, goes with
this preparation. Tha l'inex Co.. Ft,
Wayne, Ind.
ja;V4liwiiIf
Iks.
LUXUS MERCANTILE CO.,
Distributors
f'houe Douglas 1889 and hav m casa
sent home.
HOTF.1.H.
Hold feslm
Broadway ei 29 St
"Aa Hotel WVer Guests aro Ma4
to Feel at Horn"
. Not too large, yet larje
enough to afford the
maximum of value at
minimum expense.
Exceptionally Accessible
i09 Jtsem MeeVralt Hsiswaf Okarge
Sisal Reams with Rasnls w"tsr
tl.OOteti.Ouaerasy
Slsfl ReeBS with Tub er Shover
I.S0tS.v0reaf
Deckle Reesas with Rts Wstsr
tl.O0tt4.UO per day
Doatls Rseae with Tsk er Shower
tS-00 to SS.OO per Ur
COWARD C FOGG. MaaagiKg Mrc
ROT i MOWN, RUmml Mm,
Start to Tear Down
Two Upper Floors
of Board of Trade
John Mardta and a crew of workmen
have atarted to tear down the two upper
floora of the Board of Trade building.
City Commissioner C. II. Wltlinell, In
charge of tha city budding department,
ordered a protection over tha sidewalk, ao
; thit travel of pedestrians may not be Im-
peded.
Get competent help through Tha Bee.
Domestic Room
STri perl or Assortment) Im of
Ootaoa Vahxlos Paalsrmtoed.
Sheet, uliatt sue, center a.m,
3-tnch hem, full QQ
bleached, each OaC
(laws, 45 and 42x36 inch, hem
med, strong, dur- f 1
able cotton, each .. AvJzfC
Ma nl inn, bleached or un
bleached, yard wide; specially
Kood at 7Vc; here, r
at, yard OzC
GinghamM, 32-ln. wide, stripes
In gray and blue, for dresses
and skirting, 12 c q
values, yard fC
Flannel, outing flannel in
fleecy, 8 4c grades, atripes. in
pink or blue, jl
at yard DgC
Percale, 36 inches wide, colors
light or dark, dross or skirting
ptyiee, standard qual- "1
ity, at, yard 1UC
Table Damask, American mer
cerlr.ed damask, 58 Inches
wide, fine value at 39c, S a
here. Monday, yard.. sT'C
Challis, DeLalne finish, perfect
copies of high grade Imported
fabrics; dainty border wl
styles, yard 2 C
A Great General Clearance a5 SSs
Ready-to-Wear Garments Friday
Women's and Misses' Tailored
Suits Staple styles and colors,
made to sell up to $10.00
Women's and Misses' Coats Made
to sell to $12.50, this season's styles,
good colors
Women's Wool Dress Skirts, to
$5.00 values, in serges, shadow
checks, novelty stripes, etc.
Women's Silk Waists, made to sell
to $4.00, black and colors
A VALUE-GIVING EVENT, SELDOM, IF EVER, EQUALED
New Spring Silks
At Most Pleasing Underpricings
50c All-Silk Foulards and Hatln Messalines, in full
line of new spring colorings, on
at, yard tJOC
91.00 Chiffon Silk Tulle and Dress Messaline. 36
inches wide, beautiful lustrous CQ
finish, at, yard DOC
ft 1.2ft All-Silk Crepe de Chines, 40 Inches wide and
36-inch Chiffon Taffeta, two most wanted fabrics
for spring; plenty cf white and nn
black, at, yard
$1.00 and $1.2 A Black Drees
Psau da Soles, Chiffon, Taffeta
And Satin Duohess, at, yard
New Embroideries Friday at About Halt
Friday morning we begin a great special sale of fine Embroideries in Loom End Strips.
All kinds, Cambrics, Nainsook, Swiss and Organdies in Edges, Hands, Galoons, Al lovers,
Flouncings and Corset Bands, 4VL to 6 yards in length.
Embroideries, worth up to 7c, yard, SVs
Embroideries, worth up to 10c, yard, 5
Embroideries worth up to 15c, yard, 7V1
Embroideries worth up to 25c, yard, 10t
Pearl Buttons, regular 10c dozen quality.
at, dozen
Drugs and Toilet Goods
For Friday
S5e bar of Shah of Persia Soan
lor 19o
10c bar Jap Roge Hoap 60
9 bars assorted Jeiaen'e 80a D. 860
4 lOo bare Peroxide Koap....S6
60d bottle Sloan's Liniment .. .340
lie bottle White Tine Cough
Cure for ISO
$1.00 bottle Dioxygeii for TSo
11.00 bottle Scott's Emulsion. T9o
60a bottle Phenolax Wafer.. 8S0
S5o bottle ul Hepatira ISO
11.00 bottle Sal Hepatira. .. .690
1-lh. bottle Hydrogen or Peroxtdn
for 85o
?6e 1-lb. Talcum l'arma. . . .l2lo
26a jar Peroxide Cream ...... lSo
3&c pkr. Hlce Face Powder. .. .810
1-Jer-Klss face powder 660
65c box Peerlea Pace Powder. 16
6O0 Lowes' Jacques Roae Powder
for 8o
$1.60 Syringe, red rubber . tl.00
$2.00 Combination tvrlnae, 11.60
Uet you a 26c and 36e Auto
Sponge, Friday and Saturday.
Tor 190
$25.00 Dining Tables, for $19.00
A. handsome quartered Oak Dining Table, 48-inch round top, 8-foot extension, m either
fumed or golden finish; none better made; a great bargain, Friday only. 19.00
Folding Card Tables The best we have ever seen, felt top, for . .S1.75
It's Quality Goods and a
IT Iba. beat Granulated Surer. .tl -
41-lb. eacka beat high grade Diamond
II. Flour, nnthlriK better for bread,
plea or cakes, per aark ...... $1.M
10 bar beat brands Laundry Koa
for as
T lbs. best rolled white breakfast
Oatmeal for sat
$ Urn. best white or yellow Cornnieal
for 17
cane oil Sardines for 8 So
Tall cans Alaaka Salmon for loo
4 lbs. fancy Japan Hlce for as
The beet domestic Macaroni, Verinl.
relit or Spaghetti, pkg VH
Advo Jell, for deaaert. nothing like
it. per pkg THe
cans I.u Lu scouring aoap; It beata
the Iutch. for Sao
14-oa. ran condensed Milk ""
tft-oa. jar pur strained Honey.. SSo
J-o. Jar pure frull Preserve. .S&e
K-c. tar pure fruit Preseryea . . . 16
K. C. Corn Flakes, pkg So
J-lb. ran fancy Sweet Sugar Corn
for Ts
J-lh. raji Wax, String. Green or Lima
Beans for TV
1-ltv can Onlden Pumpkin, Hominy,
Bauer Kraut or Baked Beans. .Tiu
Oolden tWitoa Coffee, lb. SO
IT
CITY TRUST OFFERS
PREMIUM FOR BONDS
Notwithstanding the general dull con
dition of the bond market, the city re
ceived several bids for 1100.000 sewer and
IIOO.OM) Intersection bonds, to run twenty
years at t'j per cent interest.
The best proposition appears to be that
of the City Trust company of Omaha,
which company offers . premium of SStO
on ths entire lot of SCOO.ffiO, with accrued
Interest. The Merrlll-Oldhani company
of New York offered a premium of S15S.
The city council will meet at 9:30 Satur
day morning to make the award.
Commissioner Pan Butler of the de
Wash Goods Section
New Organdies, 40-in, wide,
white grounds, printed de
signs in dainty floral effects,
here, at, yard 292
Shadow Lace Novelties, 40
in. wide, white and tinted
grounds, designs printed in
delicate, but strictly wash
able colors, here, at, yd 35
Percales, 36-in. wide, light
and medium color grounds,
suitable for shirtings and
dress purposes; specially se
lected patterns, high grado
quality, here, at, yd., 10Mj
00
In
Room
Silks,
Messalines,
...78c
navy, wisteria, taupe, garnet,
black and white, at, yard . . . .
Embroideries
Embroideries
Embroideries
Embroideries
the vard
10c Enamelware 10c
! Than Vi Coat of Manufactur.
One lot of high grade blue
and white and brown and
white enamelware consist
ing of
Large Coffee Pots, 6 and S-qt.
Preserving Kettles, 6 and 8-qt.
Lipped Sauce Pans, 4 ait,d 6-qt.
Milk Pans, 10-qt. Dish Pans. 4
and 6-qt. Pudding Pans, Wash
Basins, Large Windsor Dippers
Choice
Mo Telephone or C. O. 9. Orders
Taken. Quantity Umlted.
Saving of 25 to 50 Trading
OO
Xrrled Roll pedals, for SmM, Ti
nt ostss,
Fancy Mulr Peaches, lb....
Fancy Moor Park Apricota, lb...lJH
Ctiuic California Prunes, lb....TV
Fancy California Cooking Figa, Per
lb
I -Crown Muscatel Retains, lb. . .aV
Fancy California Beedleae Kalalna
per lb "HS
14 -os. pkg. condenaad Minoe Meat
for H
The beat Lemon, Orang or Citron
Peel, per lb ..Oo
l ib. pkg. Peedleaa Plums I'H
Heeded Kalains. per pkg
TH STmiCTTCT mil
XiHMh bOT as
Th beat Creamery Butter, carton r
bulk, lb. a
Fancy No. 1 Country Creamery But
ter, pr lb II
fancy No. 1 Dairy Table Butte.
per lb. aa
Fancy full cream, white, colored or
Young America Cheese, per lb.. .Soe
1 Iba. good Hutterine.- 8ft
Florida Srap rralt Bpell--
F.aca . " TH
Per duaen
. .S5o, 43. ti-i, ao
PAYS TRY HAY DEN'S FIRST IT
10c
partment of public accounts and finance
notes that 44 twenty-year munhlpsl
bonds are not being sought Just now
with any degree of enthusiasm by bond
buyers. Pome cltlee are offering S f"
cent and even a hla-her rat of Interest
DON'T TAKE CALOMEL
Instead of dangerous, salivating Calo
mel to liven your liver when bilious
headachy or constipated get a 10-cent box.
of Carcarets. They start the liver and
bowels and straighten you up better thar.
nasty calomel, without griping or making
you sick. Advertisement.
Household linen Towels
and Bed Spreads -
Values such as these are
usually 25 more.
Irish All-Linen Pattern. Table
Cloths, 68x68 size, heavy grade,
choice designs, dS or
each Jais!aiO
Irish All-Linen Satin Damask
Pattern Cloths. 72x72 slse, fin
ish and (fineness of the linen is
of very superior
quality, each, . .
$3.50
iched, 70-in.
weight, soft
German Silver Bleached, 70-in.
Damask, extreme weight, soft
finish; value very
unusual, .yard . . .
$1.25
All-IJnen, Half Bleached Table
Damask, 70 Inches wide: ttnol
value today at $1.00 a Tflp
yard; here. at. yard IQl
J-lwmstltched TnMe Pets (cloth
and one doren napkins to match ,
STfo?':. S4.S5
Spreads, satin finish Marselllea,
extra large, splendid designs;
heavy frlnared, , square cornets
only. 17.60 value, QC
here, for OsbD
ftpreada. crochet, hemmed. . full
bed else, good $1.60 quality;
alla-htly imperfect in bleachlntr;
Monday' clearing g I QQ
pricCi crcIi 9 n
f Women's Silk Petticoats regular
$1.98 Aralues, seven different styles,
new shades, messaline or Jersey fit
ted top.
Flannelette Kimonos Values up to
$2.00 ; your choi ce, $1 .00.
All Children's Coats, that sold up to
$4j00, $1.00.
Twenty-five Fur Scarfs Made to
sell to $7.50.
One-Piece Dresses Silks and wool,
some soiled, to $15.00 values.
Wool Dress Goods Specials
Friday Buyers Will Appreciate
500 Remnants of Wool Goods, best weaves and
colorings; lengths sufficient for skirts,
dresses and suits, at, yard, 48 and.. OC
44-Inch All-Wool Novelties, in the popular black
and white effects; also Covert suitings in QO
new sand shade, at, yard 70C
54-Inch Granite Suitings in blue or black; also
diagonal suitings in navy', brpwn, gray JQ .
or Mack; J1.00 and 1.25 values, yard. . DOC
Hair Line Stripe French Serge, $1.00 quality, in
78c
worth up to 35c yard, 15t?
worth up to 40c, yard, 19?
worth up to 50e, yard, 29
worth up to 75e, yard, 39
Lace Specials Vals., Torchons, etc., at,
.21" 3W ami 5
Underwear Section
Domestic Room Friday
Ladies' cotton ribbed union atilts,
long sleeves, ankle length; regu
lar and extra sizes; 60c values,
at 3 So
Men'a Handkerchiefs, plain while.
Indigo blue and Turkey red; 10c
values, at, 6 for a&o
Children's fleeced Underwear,
vests or pants, special .... 1910
Men' fleeced Underwear, ahlris
or drawers, 50c value, at 25o
Childran'a knit waist Union Suit,
all sizes 4 to 12 years. 3c values,
at afro
Men'a, ladies', boy' and glrla' out
ing flannel gowna and nig'"
ahirt; 6O0 values, at 860
Men'a Dreaa Shirt, percales, ma
draa and chambrava: fine asaort
inent of etvlea and colors; worth
to $1.60, at
Missea' and boya' fleeced Union
.Suits, all sizes $ to 1 year. 35c
at Hay den's for Groceries
Thi la extra fancy fruit, lat grade.
ighlaad Wavel Oranre Bal Th
Oraag of Quality.
Per doxen 1810, 15o, OOo, 850
Nothing finer grown in California
than Highland Navels.
Tbe vegetable Market for th reople
IS lbs. beat Cooking Potatoes to tb
perk for 17-
12 Iba. good Cooking Applea to tha
reck for SSo
emand your weight; the law re
quires It.
Large bunche fresh Beets, Carrots.
Turnlpe, Shallot or Radiahee, per
bunch o
Large heads fresh Head Lettuce Tl
1 heads fresh Leaf Let luce. ... .So
Wisconsin Cabbage, per lb 80
Rutabagas, Turnips, Putnpkina. Car
rota or Meets, per lb ,8o
Fancy Cap Cod Cranherriee. qt. So
Fancy Hothouse Cucumbera. each BOO
Fancy Hothouse Muahrooma. box.
1-lu. for 6c
Fancy ripe Tomatoes, per lb. ...80c
nOZAJb Fancy Virginia shelled,
roasted and blanched Peanuts, ir
lb -150
PAYS