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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1915)
ir n - Tim OMAHA SUNDAY 15EE: MARCH 28, 1915. SOCIETY IS ENJOYING SPRING Jfumrroui Former Omaham Haying lUnnioni on Pacific Coast with Winter Tonriita. CHT7UCH SALES. FOR CHARITY (Continued from Tngn Two.) Curtis have rone from Miami to ft. Augustine. Kla., nhrro they will lUy until Mr). Curtis ia able to be taken north. Miss Mildred Kobcts, who has been vlrtttn relative in Portland, Me., for everal week, leave! there tomorrow for New York to tlalt a school friend over I Kastcr. j Mrs. Fam Caldwell, who went to Tioga, l'a., with Mr. and Mm, Victor CaJdweM. left there Thursday for M. Uouls, to visit her brother and Ms wife. Mr. and Mm. How, before coining home, next -ek. Mins Betilah Sharp la vlsltlns; Mia. F. A. Hall at Homedale, Idaho, which la only a faw miles from Boise. Later Miaa Sharp will so to Seattle to visit her sle V r, Mrs. Vine Oiler, and then Join Mrs. , Hail In California to bo irons about three months. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Congdun will not return from California until after Kaatcr. They have Dven guests In f'aaadena at the house of Mli-s Clara Bull, who liua frequently been a visitor here, and have also been entertained at' the home of Mr. and Mra. O. W. Wattles. Mr. and Mra. Bartot Millard and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keehno sailed Tuesday from Havana, for Florida, after several weeks at Kin Raton, Jamaica. Mr. and Mrs. Millard will arrive home today, but Mr. and Mrs. Keellne no to Chicago to remain over Easter with Mr. and Mrs. J,oula Jaiues. Elks Dancing Clnb. , Tbe Elks Dancing club gave a party in tbe club rooms Friday evening, The guests were: Mrs. Ueiton of Han Franclaro. Atewra. and Meadames 1'i.lt Ha r wood. C. !.. IUN.se, Frank Beat, '41. W. Johnson. IV A. Johnson, Karl Ward, diaries LNsitmun, Mlsaes Malxl Whitney, Andrea Hmltti, Anna Neeman, Hertna Walsh. Mabel Wledman, Mary Uroll. Opal Crumbllaa. Messrs. Otto Neliaen, I,. W. Knight, Kd Hawley, Arnold Kdmonaton, . liennett. H. Williams. Jack Froat, C X. Thomi-son, Jlarrv Ktkermann, Harry Brandt. J. W. Overatreet. laul Themanaon, ).rl Devlne. C. W. Wtnterson Misses Oladys Fills, I.aura Grant, Hertha Tobias, Marie Kuns. Irene Higbee, Marie Laurie, trace Walsh, Helen Brady. Meiwrs. Clande Rife. K. V. Neweomb, It. A. Nelson, iU. E. Battey. Freeman Bradford, Charles Asaman, Hanaen, C. It. Swancutt. For the Futu'e. Miaa Josephine Oalnes will entertain at dinner this evening at her home for Miss Julia Foster, who has completely recovered from bar recent long nines. The table will be decorated with pink shaded candles and a. large mound of pink carnations. Twenty guests will be entertained. With tha Visitirs Mrs. Robert B. H. Bell has returned to Denver, after a visit with her sister. Mra. Joseph Barker. Mra. Him 8. Weller has her alster. Mrs. James F. Weart of Cherokee, la., as her gueet over Castor. Mrs. Edward Smith of Kansas City spent Wednesday here with her mother, Mrs. Henry W Tales. Mra Andrew Ellison of Klrksvllte, Mo., la the guest of her daughter, Mra. Dun can Vlnsonhaler. for several weeks. Mrs., Oeorgs Tuttle of St Louis came up Thursday morning for the funeral of her uncle, Mr. William Wallaee. ner father, Mr. Oeorge Wallaee of Salt Lake City, also came or! for the funeral and Miaa Grant, sister-in-law of Mr. Wallace, is here from Massachusetts. . Miaa Helen Qrudlnsky. head of the Associated Jewish Charities at St Taut, and Mr, William Orodlnaky arrived Fri day morning to be the. guests of their parents. Rabbi and Mrs. If. Orodlnaky, during Fsasover week. Mr. and Mr. A. b. Grodinaky end small daughter of Chl cagtt are expected today to Join the family reunion. . . Return from California. ' Mr. and Mrs. James Chadwlck have re turned from sis weeks In California. Mr. Robert Morama.ii and Mr. Wallace , Lyman returned Sunday front a trip to California. Dr. and Mrs. W. O. Henry have re turned from California and are at the iFontcnelle.- Hr. and Mrs. Louis CI. Doup, who have l.een traveling in California for over two months, returned yesterday. . Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Cult and children, rvho have spent the wlnlar at La J oils, a al., are expected home this week. Mr. sad Mrs. M. C. Friers and daugh ters. G lady a end Daphne, are expected home Thursday frsra a month In Cali fornia. Personal Mention. Miss Elisabeth Pirksns la confined to her home with an attack of grippe. ' Mr. a iid Mrs. V. H. Beck, who haa Wn Mopping at the Fontenelle, have moved to the Plata. Mr. and Mra. J. It Rahm. who bought the Callahan home at till Caaa street. Will occupy it next week. ' Mr. Austin Galley, who haa been In Omaha for a year or more, returns Mon- 41 sy to New York, acvumranled by his root her. Mis Margaret Raffau of Niobrara Is the guest of MUs Pauline Trout for eev. rrel weeks. Many Informal affairs have been given ia her honor. Mra. K. 1L ftbram. who has beca e iloualy )! for trie last all weeks, la much improved, and has left for a few aeeks' ir at KxceUtor Hpringa. Mies GiS'S Toung plans to leave about A trd 11 for Baa t'rencieoo with her aunt. Tllra Margaret Davis. Before returning thv will vtKlt ia Loe Anseka. baa IWu Mum Irlariya Ctiardlr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. ttiandls-r. alng Sua- day afternoon at the enheetre recital at Wee Point Munsry academy, and Calveetuw, Taa. Mr. and Mrs, Juhn C. Froaeh expert to k te Ca.tforcia ehortly arter alr. Ihev plan te go first to LoulavUle, Ky.. te see their tnm end his sift, Mr. and Mra tlarbert Frenck. Mia ltsnubd V. krv. he eon t! . of her mother, Mrs. John F. a.i, foe s -rel weeks, iiiwtla te leave t'ii rHS 14 wfe f'jf fcr boats ha Fee s. ( ai. ! -a jrirvde lta kn H'4- mi)i (rvaa New Ye-k. art-ees rke t,ae tu.trwa; mitato (Ma wntUe. Her kfrtMi, Mn. CtirWe mm kk fr m ';ivri ttiisM wka l t H pUkam t9T thur kw t'-M , t k a '. t a Tkiny street Easter Week Sale Events That Should Crowd this Store to Its Capacity Begin on Monday An Opportunity for Real Economics riD LOOK FOR THE ARROWS C3 They do not mark all not nearly all the splendid bargains in this ad. But you can depend upon it that the specials which they mark are every one of them Rousing Bargains. Values seldom equaled, never surpassed in this or any store. Bring this ad with you. Monday storming- Speotala Lining Department Crinoline, the Ideal "Stiffen ing;'' for tht new modes, best 10c grade. In white, slate or black, at, yard G WAHII tKlPS HKIT. Urea. or Hhlrtlng Percales, best quality, 36-ln. wide, an nxsortment of 3(H) styles, tor ...I ,i . A . m wie-Liuii, hi., niu , , a r p. 1,EhjmsWi .sMr rr- " 'J 'A ' Konday Morning Ipeclala J , Boys' Clothing Department :l.5 noya' Mulls, with 2 pra. Knickerbocker trousers, full cut and well made, all sizes 6 to 16 years, the greatest snaps ever, at 83.10 $a.S Boys' Top Ooatst fl I Qfl latest spring stylea. st 9 I SilV Nobby little cos. is In rails, fancy mixtures, shepherd platitH, etc JS pfirifin or rfiirti limns, g All '.n J Mi to years. y. How About Rugs? We have some mighty choico values to offer you Monday. Spring, 1915, pat terns and all absolutely per fect merchandise. HOX'T MISS KICKIMi THKHK: 925.00 Axmlnster Huks, 9x12 sire, fine now patterns. 81T.&0 $20.00 HeanileA Velvet Kuks 9x12 slxe. pretty pattern . 815 $27.50 fieamleKN Wilton Hukk, 9x12 a!e, rood assortment t S22.50 $20.00 Tape"tr7 nruNsi-U Knits, 9x12 alie, seamless, at 815.50 Taiieatry llrtisst'ls lllifta, 6x9 size, Heamlena, at SG.08 tapestry Itrtisscl IIuks, 7-6x9 size, ' seamless 88.98 Tapeolry lirunscls Ruk. 9x12 alze, seamless 812.08 Illgelow'n rWKly IlniNseU lUtgn, ilne assortment, 9x12 slxe at 820.50 Choke patterns 8-3x10-6 size at 827.00 Illftelow'a Ilairdad Wilton lttucs, J-1 pec,al l 94 2.50 o 8 Z7xo4 Axmlnster Rugs.. 81.08 Curtain Stretchers and Qulltintf rramea, 6x12, will not warp 080 Linens, White Goods and Bedspreads 70-ln. All-Linen Silver Bleach ,Table Damask, ex cellent pattern designs, Monday's sale price, at, yard 83 70-ln. American Full Bleach Table Dan isk, pat terns are duplicates of $1.60 foreign linens, at. yard 0 72-ln. Homespun Table Damask, stripe border pat terns, best made for hard service, Monday, at, yard 70 lrlnh Unen Pattern Cloths, full satin finish pure linen, splendid values Monday CKx86, at 82.45 Napkins to match, 22 In. size, at 82.08 White Heed Voile, 40 ln dainty, clingrtng sheer fabric for dresses or waists, yard . . 35 White Shadow Voile. 40-ln. wide, perfect cloth construction in sheerest lace effects, at 350 White Gabardines, 36 in. wide, the newest suiting fabric, wool fin ish, yard 454 White Emb. Dot, 40-ln. Swiss, three sizes of emb. dots, yard ..25 The Nobby Embroid ered Fabrics now on display In this section are exclusive designs. Monday Morning feTpedals sV Underwear and Hosiery HHc Corwet Vvers, lace and embroidery trimmed. In all frizes., all perfect, new styles, at, choice 15 :nr KJik I loot Stockings w double heel and toe; every pair perfect, 5C v 1th " Monday Forenoon Only. & Shoe Department Felt Holed House Slippers; men's and womens, to 50c values. 25c Women's Merge Hou.se Bllppers; regular 39c values, on sale, at, pair 19c Women's $2 to $3 Oxfords; small sizes onlv: hrokon lots; to close at, choice, 50c Here's a Tip That You Will Find Valuable T3 LOOK FOR THE ARROWS CI3 Unless otherwise, stated they mark morning hour specials that axe truly wonderful bargains. You must come here to get them as no phone orders will be taken on these items and we reserve the right to limit quantity any one customer can buy at these pricings. Monday Morning Speotala Linen Dept. In the Daylight Silk artment Depi Every weave and coloring that fashion fav ors and oh! so reasonably priced. Beautiful Faille Francaise and Bengaline Silk Suitings in the season's choicest color ings; Ppecial values, yd., $1.93. $1.48 Yard Wide Gros de Londres in fifteen of the season's best colorings; a great favor ite for spring suits; at, yard $1.25 36-in. Chiffon Dress Taffetas, in all the most desirable new colors and black; un usually popular this season, 88?, $1.28 New Sprinn Silks, to $1.25 Yard Values, including 36-in. Poplins and Hair Line Stripe Messalines. 27-ln. Novelty Taffetaa and Peau de Cygnea, Plain Chiffon Taffetas and Pongees, Monday, yard, at 38 and 68 Our Dressmaking School is an unquestioned suc cess many new additions to the classes every day. Ask about it at DreBa Oooda Dept. See Mrs. Cateron on Fourth Floor. Hemstitched Table Cloths, all linen, size 54x56, at ....73 WHITE GOODS DEPT. Rice Cloth Voiles, 40-ln. wide, sheer "seeded" fabric for dresses or waists, at jyard ....17tt V Is. Monday Mottling Only Wool Dress Goods New Gabardines a&d Cov ert Suitings, $1.50 yd val ues, 50 and 54-inch wide, also check and stripe nov elties, yard 95 Amoekeag Diagonal Suitings i all wool, 69c yd new colors at, yard . . values; and black: itoo all . Monday Morning Only New Spring Silhs All-Hilk Crepe de Chinee, 40 in. wide, all newest colors, in cluding blacks, remarkable bargains, yard -65 All-Satin Messalines, 59c qual ity. 19-in. wide, choice new colorings. In this sale ,at. In Domestic Room Monday Man's heavy cotton ribbed Union Hulls, rrgular fl.00 valuea, 69o l.nilUs' Munlln Gowns and Com bination Hulls, lace and embroid ery trimmisl, $1 values, at . .6So Men's heavy cotton Bocks, lOo values, at, e for 35o Lnilioa' Muslin Drawers, lace ami embroidery trimmed. 9a valuea, at B3o Ijiilles' Union Made Bungalow ur oix-n front aprons. In all colors, all made M ina long and cut ex tra full, Sac; S for 11.00 ladles' Gauxe Union Bulls, Imxa knees, S6o values, at IM lidlea' Uause Vests, 13 Ho val ues, at ..: VKa New SpringLaces, Most Beautiful Ever The most complete showing of the season's productions in Laces of all kinds, Nets, Cliiffons, etc., and at exceptionally low pricings. 18-in. and 27-in. Flouncings, the two most popular widths for tlio coming season are shown in fine Invisible' Silk Net grounds with most attractive Spanish designs in white, ivory and putty. Fine Orientals and Filet Lnces are the most popular in the light colors, while Silk Orientals, Chantilly and Filets are the favorites in-black; four special lots shown Monday, at, yard 55, 98, $1.25 and $1.50 4 to 8-in. Edges, in fine Oriental and Silk Shadow effects, five very choice lots Monday, all new patterns, at yard 10S 15 29 39 and 59d New CInny Lave Particularly popular for trimming curtains, scarfs and center pieces, two big special lots at half 20c Cltiny Laces at, yd 10 15c Cluny Laces, at, yd. . . T 4 g - With Insertion to Match. $1.00 Hand Bags at 49c A very special lot of Ladles' Hand Bags, poplin and silk lined, with two and three-piece fittings, made to sell at $1.00 and $1.35, sale price 40 Best values shown in Omaha. la All Bay Monday mf $2.00 Lace Floun cings, SSc A big line of the most pop ular 27-in. Flouncings in cream, ecru or white, In beau tiful new patterns. A crowd bringer for Monday. Make J your selections early. a Drugs and Toilet Goods For Monday SSc lb. Cotton, medicated.... lTo SSo bottle Bay Ruin 19o iOa bottle Peroxide of Hydrogen for a&o 26c Sweetland Violet or Rono Talcum loo 25c lb. can Parma Talcum, 18Vo 1-lb. pkg. 20-Mulo Team Borax ,or 7v,o 26c pkg. Assorted Tooth Pastes for loo 4-lOc bars Peroxide Boap....85o 76c House Cleaning Rubber Gloves 39o tl.00 Ideal Hair Brushes. .. .790 25c Tooth Brushes lOo $1.00 Bal Hepatlca o 26o sise 8al Henatica for 13e 60o jar Headheart Cold Cream 89o eHHr An Easter Week Display of Spring Apparel Every Woman Will Want to See Originally Expressed in Many Ways But All Authoritative. All Most Pleasingly Priced Monday Morals a; Only f Hat Departm't Specials Men's Hats; new spring styles, reguffir $2.00 qual ities; on sale at 95c nya Spring Cap. 60c quali ty, his- IIIUirtlK.nl 1.. tlon. at phnlna n C . Monday Morainf peolals & Rugs and Draperies Seamless Tapestry Brus sels Rugs; $12.00 quality, 9x12 size, good line of pat terns, at $7.00 IT He Ilordered Curtain rk-rim, 40-ln. wide, plain centers with colored borders, great snap. Us?tk is ( i 100 Elegant New Suits Exclusive de signs, made to sell at $45 to $60, $35 Most of these are samples, scarcely any two alike; but .without doubt the class iest lot of values at the sale price Mon day we have shown this season. Hundreds of Nobby New Suits, made to sell at $20.00 and $22.50, at $15.00 Newest spring styles, in poplins, gabar dines, check suitings and men's wear serges; an immense assortment of de signs in all colors for selection. YouUl be Surprised and Delighted With tbe Splendid Ve Consider 'Fills Season's Showing the Best We Ever Offered Critical examination and comparison will prove them the equal in atyle, beauty and quality to suits that usually sell at $35 and f 10. Let na ahow you the now beauties on display Mon. A line Showing of Classy Ooata, Coverts and Novelty Cloth 87.05 to S25.00 New Bilk Coat at from $12.75 to $39.75 Women's Silk Waist, in Crepe de Chines, Wash Silks and Laces, all colors, made to sell at 2.60 and choice ......... $1.45 New Dress and Walking Skirts, remarkable valuea ..... $5 87.50 810 to $15.00 Two Great Special Lota at $2.05 sV Kl.tlS ixng crepe Kimonos, $1.25 and $1.60 val "a. at 70k Chllrtren'i Wash- Dresses, to 76c valueS, choice k ri i i s ni v An Easter Week Showing of Curtains & Draperies That la broad enough In variety to please the most particular par chaser and qualities at each price you'll find superior. Mercerized Marquisette Cwrtains, beauUful new patterns with neat Inserting and edge to match, at, pair $3.50 to $6.00 Cluny Curtains, ecru or white, in big assortment of patterns, matchless values shown, at pair $3.50 to $9.00 Brnsselette Curtain, nobby, new patterns in ecru or white, choice values shown Monday, at, pair, OSc, $1.49. $1.98. $2.50 Mercerized Marquisettes, ecru, cream or white, 40-ln. wide, splendid values shown at yard 23 and 30? Plain Curtain Scrims with pretty hemstitched borders, 36 Inches wide, three choice lots, at yard ...12, 20 and 255. TWO SPLENDID SPECIALS 45-in. Bungalow Nets, values to $1.00, slightly soiled, big assort ment, at, yard 45 One Big Lot of Cretonnes, 32-ln. ' wide, regular 25a yard values, big assortment, yd 12 H A big stock of Cedar and Mat ting Chests at most attractive pricings. afala floor Trout moonu - s Monday Morning Specials 20c Embroideries 5c Yd. 12 to 18-in. Embroidery Flouncings and Corset Covers, to 25c yd. values. 6c Pearl Buttons, 1 He Doxen. A big line of staple Pearl But tons In four sizes. Women's $1.50 and $1.75 House Dresses, Gingham, Chambrays, Percales, etc., plain colors, checks and stripes, Cf choice OaVC atoaday Morulas; Oaly Drug Department 75c Bottle Hudnufs Vio let Sec Toilet Water; ou sale at 4Q 50c Face Powders; either .Jayx Rice or Pozzoni's; on -a 1 A ST we ai iiaavj Monday on All Orders Uve if t Picture Framing 25 Discount Bring your picture Monday; big assortment of mouldtD&a for at-laHtloa. Picture jff Department. 3.1 Floor. atea4ay IteraUs; Oaly A Jewelry Department Icgersoll $1.00 Watches on mle nt -lO $1.50 Rhiceaoca Hair Pins and .olil gold lialy Mlain -gtxal n.Mrttm ut; cu hali? at Vf m, ruoic uur Here Is a Snap! Men's Spring Suits $11 Q With Extra Trousers at $10 The fabrics are splendid blue and gray serges, Tartans, checks, stripes and plaids, up-to-the-minute styles and colorings. Coats are the soft roll conservative Eng lish models most popular this season. Only 100 suits to bo sold as we could not secure any more yardage for the extra trousers. Think of ft, $18 for a high class spring suit with extra pair of trousers to match. Act quickly if you want one of the best bargains ever. Sale Starts Moaaay A, SC. Ia. raraitore Devartmeat. Bed Sale acoaday Only Koaday Oaly Brass Beds with 2-in. contin uous posts; on sale, $8.50 Brass Beds; straight posts, regular $10.00 values; on sale Monday at ..... . $7.00 $10 Venils Martin IWs, with 2 in. continuous posts and heavy fillers, a beauty, on sale. $0 50 Kerala Martin Ilrda with '-inch 0 continuous post, at $3.75 In the Domestic Room Standard Grades of Cottons and MiU Close-Outs in short lengths with lower prices than elsewhere recommends this department. Farmers' choice bleach- Bed Sheets. 72x90 bleach ed or unbleached, made from fine quality mus lins. Monday, ea., 45 Ginghamsin nurse stripe, 10c grades, yd. . -GH Percale, full yard wide, light or dark colors, at. Kjard 7H Curtain Etamlne, 40-ln., white or ecru, stripes and band borders, yard, t 12Vit? Cotton Batts. pure cot ton, for summer comfort ables, tbe new 2-pound weights, each sheet un folds 6x7 feet, here at. each 39, ed yard wide muslin, standard, weil - known quality, yard ...64 Crystal ' 9-4 bleached sheeting, measures full 81 Inches, 27c value, here Monday, yd.. 23 Wamsutta and Barker brand fine yard wide cambric. best 12 Vic gradea. yard . . . . . 9 Pillow Cases, 45 or tlx 36-ln., 15c grade, each, t 10H Pepperell brand bleach ed, seamless sheets, 90x 90 slxe. 3-in. hems, here Monday, each ..-65c4 Monday Voralas; Oaly Crockery Dept. Earthen Tea Pots; regular $1.00 values 39 Coaster Sets; regular $2.50 values, choice. . .$1 Glass Vinegar Cruits; reg- nlar loc articles, o" Monday IKoralas; Only ffr Millinery Department $3.00 Hemp Sailors Over 250 to choose from; smart est now blocks, mostly in blacks; the greatest snap j of the season, $1.39 La Fourth Hoor. Book Department Monday Morning Only. Gold Plated Rosaries with cross, all colors, 75c values in fancy box; at, your choice .49a Special Sale & Free Demonstration "Wagner" Cast Aluminum Special Pur ins Uila demonstration will sell a iiH scnuine Vacnr rulonlal atterB, cast aluminum Te Kettle fur . Otaev klseae hardware spsclaUy sricW fee stoaaais aseaaal sU. Wmxtrl Chtipptna Ho. one a cua- toaner, at IP No. fast I roe Spkiers te No. I l ul Irun Panraae Onddlee see tit Miar riuur s)tae lie Any 1 c tVw b)e ee IM or I'ake fans, any alae, I fer.-Ssi lot 0r Tla bread Pea a! M-1lui.t (In csvf' kkk, tll I Tr.j w j AKI ,IM Slnt t7 .ltto Ak s.te tvis IVne ia uitrr " " llr-4 I I a, aad sxel a ia. rw v i.Mir (' ta turn srale luah iVusrf.is 11 Genuine kiii Wnn4 a(uaaw all ul " st-Ma sua 48 Lb. Sack Best High Grade Flour, $1.85 sTetalasT rtae fa Bread, rtee o Cakea. Make your own bread, etc. 11 p a. Iks. stew York Back wheat rlea or Sse 14 lbs. brst CranuUtea 8usr I lha. brst rolled Wbita Ureakfant ItotineaJ aae t !. best Wbita or Yellow I't-in-meal lSe 15 tiers Heat-'Kni-AII. LHsmonJ c. ln,a nr laundry VJuu White lun.try buuB t&e 4 rans Oil or &lutard trllnM tie 44ta beet lUiid l ickrd Nasy b"' f Jr 4 I be. fancy Japan I U.S. lc uuaIuv. f"r tie 1h. beat Ix.rn.aii kliuarobl. Vainn- li or hiashiil, i-ks TS S-lb. ran. Ia4iv .t Hui.r 'Hn tMr TH J-lb tans rrly Juw IVaa Ktrma. tiirvn r l.ima ltw ?ke S-lu. vn t.J4i riUHktit, kiuffati.r m Kr Kn.ui ... li a 4 iimm . Tte I lk riuta rulti SWel SKU4 I t' '-I TvHit. ei J :l. fwr ! rt the tail 'if. vk T'l Tfce beat tulk Qums Ottnea. ajt. ee '.arjre bottles Worceater Kauce. Pure Tumato Claup. Jli kira iusoi trd kinds, or i'rt-u.ixFd Mustard.. S'je Mk. Larrn's i'r.nut Putter. 10., lf-a K. t. Corn t'Ukiv, pk( 6e (irM.-Nuia. pif loe t.oldrn Hentue (of fee, lb SOe Hrrahev'a Itrrakfasi Cocoa, lb.. Sa ihf brat Taa -1 r 1 1 1 a Il lf-.e A Carload ef Batsa raaey BUcbiaad Mavsi UiaaeraS ea aaie Muaaay The h1liia.d navvla a l tint tree ninl fruit In t'xlifornla. I; hM no squall for quality and f.Tr. Xlonlsr, JoO els. ir dosva lse Montav. lit sise. pr ua. sue Mwit.i, lie tr down s4a M..o.ti, lit eis per duars. .. . ase It Sk. .nr so last TBB tUT BTai01T,T rBlll MO. 1 iia. pr t..n aoe Tbe Beet Oreaaaery Bettee. rart.m ? bui. pr lb. atks The but Country CramrT Hutin rr la. aae ik? tsalry T.Ms huttar. lb... il.wl Istirt Tabu hvitt-r. lb t Vs l ino rl rb xvlse "i..... In . . aAe lii Cream WMie e CuluteJj Ci.---. t-r lb IM lntsvurted Hoqasf'ft ee atae Cker.. par ia. M 1 Pajs-TXIY HA YD ZII'S riEST-Xt Pays, New Spring Dress Goods An assortment of weaves and colorings that leaves nothing to be desired. 34 -In. Covrrt Gabardines, In tha Sand and Putty shades, yard. at $1.48 SO-ln. CtiiKMa loth and fine wool poplins, black and colors. yard Sl.OS Ktiatlour Ktriwl Tananta KuitinKa and monotone atrlpea. 52-iu. wlilx, very popular, at. yard . . 31.-13 .30 HlM-k an.i Uiilo (hrck etuitlnit, all sizes, very spoial baratn Monday, yard 08t 4tt ajs, Sl-in. rw Ntrtnc lrr au.1 Kklrtiaai l'alrlr. tig assort turnt. at )ar-i ..J St and ilSC KkirU !. I Mraaarr Smart aeai atyt'-e shown In the I'reaa tioods rprtaieBt. Orders tahea bo mil be ready (or tlrUtary rtdht alter taster.