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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1915)
T2 B niK OMAHA SUNDAY KEK: APRIL 2o. 1915 EIGHTY-SIX AND ON YET JURY SERYICE Veteran of Mexican War Sow Scry ing Uncle Sam in the Fed eral Building. FORD DOES NOT SHOW HIS AGE righty- I and serving on the Jury. No requert to be ectied on account of advanced age from William W. Ford, jnr4 North Twenty-eighth street who Is drawn on the petit panel In the federal court over which Judge Robert E. Lewis li prl1ln. A man of medium ie, rather Inclined to atnutnere, with only a few wrinkle about the eye to euggeet W yeari. Hia hand are plump and not at all the hand of an oln man. Pmonth-ahaven cheeka and white mouMache and beard, a natty blue serge ault, shoe with "bull dog" toe, and a nifty brown felt hat, are outward signs of thla remarkably young-looking old man. Of all the people who hare gated upon him at the federal building not on ha placed hia age hlaher than Co yeara. Most of them aay ha ia aa rood aa the average, man at to. while Janitor "Bill" Jones declares that plenty of "the boys" at 45 aren't as good aa he. Am-mn the Jurymen In the last panel was a man of 74, who waa also remark ably "spry." He aerved all through the Matter rasa and then aftei that long grind ha went through the Moor caaa, which laated a couple of weeks. William W. Ford I Just aa apry and has put in a dosen more yeara upon thla planet Of British Aacestrr. There la a bit of a burrln Mr. Ford'a Speech that betrays his British ancestry. "Tes, sir," he remarked. "I waa horn In London on Christmas morning, 129. I'm what they call a plum pudding in old England. "But I'm an American all the way through, seeing that my father and mother brought me to thla country when I waa six months old." William W. Ford has lived In Omaha forty-seven yeara and haa followed th occupation of carpenter. "I left a job of swingling to serve on this Jury," said the almost nonogenaiian. - And thla man who haa spent nearly half av century In Omaha In quiet and peaceful occupation, waa. In the first thirty-five yeara of his life, a veteran of two wars, the Mexican and the civil, the very close personal friend of Ram Houston, quite well acquainted with Ocneral Taylor and an Intimate companion of Kit Caraoa. He ataked out many of the forta In the west for the government. It la atatdlng to talk to an apparently ycung man and hear from his Hps about the happenings of times before the Mexican war. Father Know Saaa lfoaatoa. . "My father and 9am Houston were vary cieae friends In Glasgow, where they rew up together," said William Fort of Omaha. "There why w went to Texas, Mexico claimed Texas, you know. I had I preaume. "In thoae days, when I waa boy, little pony we could get a fine horse In those day for tt.eO-a.nd I waa out rid ing one day with my father and some Mexicans appeared over to our aide. I left father andj went off on a little scout ing expedition of my own. I got a eight en the band and let go at on fellow. Then t ran back and told father. I found him talking to a, man who I learned later waa Qenerel Taylor. W all went to ae what luck I'd had.. And there lay th Mexican with a hole in th rlgfet aide of hia temple." Mr. Ford declare that Kit Carson was ten time th scout and frontiersman that "Buffalo Bill" waa. "Why. 'Buffalo BUT never did anything much but ahoet buffalo," h said. Give Thanks for Health. Asked what waa th secret of his youth, Mr.. Ford said: "I don't know as there' any secret 1 thank the Lord every night and morning of me life for Hta goodness In giving tn health and allowing m to live." "l you amoke and drink T" "I do net aow, although for thirty-five eera I smoked and chewed, and m father smoked and chewed ti. the day of Ms death, which occurred when h was yeara and months old." Mr. Ford expressed his willingness to xrve his country a Juryman, aa he Jhea aerved it In the capacity oX aoldler and scout, but he doea want to get back at an early day to that Job of ahingllag. 8. Hill. Mslcom Bradley, F.dward Toland, J. H. Huntley. Bud Woodthorr. fclleen Krrol and X-effle Tllhu'y were specialty eclected by Mr. Brooke to supply support befitting er talentci a group of prin cipal. With Wall street ami Its tremendous battle of wits and money as a back ground for the story of the multimillion aire, old Nrk Van Alutyne, who Is the biggest operator "In the street." "The New Henrietta" tell a story In whlrh romance, comedy snd Intense dramatic situation follow one another with am Inir rapidity. Van Aistyne. tiled of the whirl of life, absolutely mured of com fort and luxury for the balance of hia life and with a supreme confidence m hia ann-ln-lsw. Mark Turner, slves that In dividual complete control of his business, hia securities and his money. Turner, who has hated his father-ln-lsw because of thst worthy s great success, deter mines to ruin htm while the old man Is away on a yachting trip. He bears the favorite stock of Van Alstyne, that of the Henrietta mine, snd brings It down by taing Van Alstyne'a own money snd securities to beggar him almost to the point of breaking. The only son of Vsn Alstyne, Bertie the Umb, a boy who too much wealth has kept unawakened, saves his fether by giving ur the money which the old gentleman had fairly thrown at him when he disowned him and turned him out of hia home because Bertie loved the old man'a ward. Agnes. Bertie's contribution to the fight coming nt the psychological moment turn de feat Into success; wins for himself an enormoue fortune and saves his father ! and his father's friends from heggsry. 1 Retribution la meted out to Turner and ! the several love affairs of the various ; rharactera are brought to a happy con 1 elusion. j "The New Henrietta." with Its splen did cast will be presented t the Brandels j theater next Friday and Saturday nlgbta and Saturday matinee, April 10 and May 1. Bark again to our old home with the ssme name, policy, staff and with bigger and better shows than cer, the bill at the popular Empress for this week Is hesded by Maxim's models, a very clever posing troupe with artistic living repro ductions of the world'a master-pieces. Jones and Sylvester offer a different singing number than hss been played at this thester for some tln.e. Ouerro and Carmen offer a beautiful musical number on the harp and violin. The bill for the first hslf will be completed by Reld and Wood In a bunch of little things. Includ ing songs, dance and character rhangea. The photo production for the first half la "Hearts in Exile." with Clara Kimball Toung, aa the beautifjl little Russian girl. Complete change of vaudeville and photo ploys on Thursday. Heading the Thursday change la "The Chung Wha Quartette." This Is the. only quartet composed entirely of Chinamen. George Richards and company offer a comedy playlet "Easy Money." Ptx and Dixie do a hit entitled "Odds and Fnda of Vaudeville." The bill is closed by Paul Klelst and company In a novelty entitled "Black Art." "A Pawn of Fort ine" Is th photo production for the last half of the week. Dustin Farnum, Blanche Sweet. Mrs. Thomas Whiffen and other famous play era will be aeen In masterpiece film pro ductive this week at the Hipp theater, the home of Paramount pictures. Th thester has been newly decorated throughout, and Is now equipped with a battery of big electric fans and an I re cooled sanitary drinking f-iur.taln for the comfort of potrone during the warm weather. For today only, the special at traction Is "The Pride of Jennlco." which wss one of Dsniel Frohman'a great stsge successes, and Is now offered by that able director on the screen The grand old lad of the American i-tage. "Mrs. Thomes V h.ffon. who It- now W year ot ago and fir forty-five years has en deared her-ilf to the theater-going pub lic, will rnn'xo her film debut in "Hearts and Flower." a rotable play of a moth ers devotion, to be ehown Monday and Tuesdsy, with BeuUh Toynter In the supporting company. Puntin Farnum. one of the country's most famous stars, will be seen Wednesday and Thursday, suppirte.l by Winifred Kingston and Courtenay Foote In "Car-tain Courtesy." a thrilling story of the early California missions. On Friday and Saturday, the attraction will be Blanrjie Pweet. tho populnr Lky favorite. In ft""" Tomantlc Balkan war drama, "The Captive." with Hons Peters and Theodore Roberta in the cast. ) Beginning Monday Continuing Till livery Yard of th I II at fiirthnae la Irinpnacd of. liny Knrly. A Phenomenal Sale of Fine Embroideries Beginning Monday Make Your Selections aa Early as Possible While the Assort ments Are Complete. I ru 1 i Conditions in West ; Were Never Better, Says John Eyler John Eyler, live stock agent for the Burlington. Is la front Mile City, having accompanied the South Omaha rnmmle- alon men on a portion of the trip. Mr. Ejaer is enthusiastic over western condi tion and says: t'l never saw western Nebraska. Wy oming and Montana looking aa good at thla season of th year aa right now. All through the sections visited the weather haa baea warm and with abundance of rain that baa fallen vegetation ia far ahead of the normal The rang (a aa green as usually the middle of May and cattle are commencing to tii an flash. "Farmer are well along with their planting and are now plowing for corn. Everything Indlretee a banner crop year." Our lace and embroiderv buver. while in the eastern market recently, se- pg f r ' vj sured at tho receiver's sale of a well known New York concern immense quantities of the season s most beautiful laces and embroideries at prices which enable us to oner them to our customers at one-half to one-third the usual retail prices of such merchandise the choicest designs and fabrics. The Embroideries go on sale Monday. The Laces will be offered later. Watch daily papers for further announcements,) Lot 1 15c Embroideries at 5c Yard Lot 2 20c Embroideries at 10c Yard Lot 3 30c Embroideries at 15c Ya rd Consists of a beautiful line of 17-inch and 18-incli Consists of choice patternis in 18-inch Cambric and Includes fine 18-inch Swiss and Cambric Flouncings Skirt Flouncings and Corset Cover' Embroideries; Swiss FlonncingH and Corset Cover Embroideries and and Corset Covers, 27-inch Swiss Flouncings and beau- ill '.4ffl-;ir. , i f made to sell at 15c n yard. the beautiful 3-iuch fancy Bands; 20c a yard values. tiful 4-in. Galloons; regular 30c and 35c a yard values. 19c Lot 4 Embroideriet worth 35c to 50c, yard Includes 22-in. Swiss and Cambric Allovers and 27-in. Swiss Flounc ings; the flouncings worth 50c yd. 25c Lot 5 Embroideriet worth 75c yard, at. . A choice assortment of charming designs in 45-in. Swiss Flouncing: that sell regularly at 75c a yard. Lot 6 Embroideries QGf worth $1.00 yard, at. . O ZJC Includes a choice line of 45-inch Voile and Swiss Flouncings that Rell regularly up to $1.00 a yard. 49c Lot 7 Embroideriet worth $1.50 yard. at. . All beautiful 45-inch Flouncings, in Voiles, Organdies and fine Swiss materials richlv embroidered. Lor 8 Embroideries $1.25 to $2.25 values A. remarkable line of extra wide Venice Lace and St. Gall Embroidered Bands and Galloons, $1.25 to $2.25 yard values. Domestic Room Home Needs in Cottons, Bed Spreads, Sheets, Towels, Etc., at Monday's Prices Will Interest All Economical Shoppers. $1.00 I led Spreads for full sized beds, heavy crochet, white hemmed spreads, at, each 69 27c Bleached 81-in. Bbeetlnt;, here Mon dar. yard 20 59c Bleached Bed Sheets, here, each 9c Bleached, yd. wide Muslin, Longrloth, finish, yard ...OHr 72 and 76x90 size, 39 15c Pillow Cases, 42 or 45x36 size, each . .9 $1.00 bolt of Long cloth, 10 yards each, for Monday, bolt 69t 15c and 18c wash fab rlc for dresses and walstlngs, at, yd. 10 lOo Curtain Scrim, novelty border styles, yard, t 5 20e Curtain Fabrics, lace effects, white and cream, 40 Ins. wide r 12 H 18o Shepherd Check 1 8c Fringed Huck Tow Suiting, asst. black - I els. red borders, st and white cks. 13 V each 5 Most Fashionable Weaves in Silks, Wool Wash Goods -- . , . 1 1 Assortments broad enough to insure all satisfactory selection qualities the best the markets of the world affords and at pricings you'll find less, quality considered, than elsewhere. Elegant Hilk Sulllwrs, Gros de Londres, Faille Francalse, Silk Gabardines and Silk and Wool Failles, In Belgian Blues, Sand and Putty shades. Battleship Greys. Vlent Rose, Oregon Green, Navy, Black and other popular shades, choice vals., up from yd. $1.25 Chiffon preas Taffeta. 36 ins. wide, in every want ed new shade; three special lots at. yard 884. 81.28 and 81.48 mark Peau de Boies, Meaaalinee, Chiffon Taffetas and Sateen Durhem, to $1.25 yard values, 36 Inches wide, two special lots, at, yard .... 78 and 98J All-Silk Crepe de Chines and Poplins, 40 ins. wide, in wide assortment -of street and evening shades, regular $1.25 yard values, at, yard 88 All-Silk Tub Silks snd yard wide Silk Poplins, in fine line of new colorings, at, yard 68 20 to S6-ln. Plain and Fancy Silks, including Mes- salines, Foulard, Tub Silks, Taffetas, etc., Monday, yard 38 Gabardine Coverts and Black and White Novelty Checked Suitings, very popular for separate skirts, an sale at, yard 81.48 and $1.98 New Spring Suitings .including Novelty Checks and 8 tripes, French Serges, Taffeta Epangles, Poplins, Coverts, etc., three choice lots for Monday, 100 pieces, at, yard 48. 68 and 9S Skirts Made to Measure by competent man tailors; perfect fit and workmanship guaranteed. See new models in Dress Goods Dept. Wash Dress Materials Sheer Voiles, Crepes, Suitings, in Linen or Cotton. This enlarged Daylight Wash Goods Section offers every opportunity for your selection of "Authentic Styles," from carefully selectedTab-,' rlcs for the Spring and Summer Season. I 49c I I 1 40-in. Novelty Organ die, printed designs, sheer and dainty, at, yard 29 40-ln. Voile, variety of 150 designs, light, me dium or dark grounds, yard 25 40-ln. Rice Voile, dainty printed novelty dress fabric, yard 18 4 8-ln. Suiting Linens, popular weight, sand, putty, rose and light blue, yard 75c . 36-ln. Linen Suiting, soft finish, "Kant Krumble" make, 15 shades, yard . . 59 28-lnch Suitings, Corduroys, Gabardines, Rip ple stripes, all the best colors, yard . . . -25 30-ln. Novelty Crepe. Windsor fabrics, usu ally 18o or 20c yara. at, yard 15 Canton and Tokyo Si 11a and Cotton fabrics, lustrous and soft fin ish, showing of every wanted color, plain and rough weaves, at, yard -.19 Renfrew Ripper Seer sucker, fast colors, the cloth that requires no Ironing, usually 12 o yard, go on sale here at, yard Q I Phenomenal Value Gibing in Porch & Lawn Furniture Sale for one day only. We positively will not set up these swings, etc., at the fol lowing prices: 8 H -foot Porch Swings, bolted and screwed, shape seat with heavy galvanized chains, slats In back fitted in, Instesd ot nailed on, fumed oak or natural finish, only 82.00 Four-Passenger Lawn Swings, heavy, extra strong standards, bolted and braced, folds up, when not In use. On sale for 85 You have to set It up youi self at this price. Green Lawn Settees, folding, ex tra strong, 3 H -foot wide; on this sale 90 Folding Camp Stools 25 Folding Army Cots, folds up like an umbrella, on this sale 91.95 Canvas Couch Hammocks, with Iron frame, stands, chains, etc. At S5.50 and 88.50 Brown or Green Porch Rockers, fiber, reed Kaltex quality, at S3 Large Folding Chairs, green. Tor porches 89 Prices on above will advance after this sale. Striking New Modes in Tailored Suits and Summer Dresses at pricings which ready cash and ability to handle immense stocks alone have made possible. See these new arrivals from a big special purchase 1 1 1 Over 300 Nobby Tailored Suits Made to sell at $20.00 to $25. A good assortment of most wanted fabrics and colors all . $ 75 up-to-dato styles sale I . price Nearly 300 Beautiful Tailored Suits Made to sell at $27.50 to $35.00 Come in Silk Failles, Poplins, Checks and Novelties $ gSQ iwenty-nve distinct styles, go on sale at New Silk Coats A remarkable assortment of choice designs for spring and summer wear. All are excep tionally pleasing values. $12.50, $15, $19.50 Another choice lot of classy Coats, on S 10.00 Women's Long Kimonos, $1.50 and St-.(k) values, all (ki ff Vleis7 Beautiful New Dresses, $15 Values up to $29.50, wide assortment for selec tion at .....,..$15.00 Charming designs for evening, afternoon and street wear, in the season's most popular silks and choicest colorings. Children's New Waists All the most choice ideas of the foremost designers in the sea son's most wanted colors and ma terials from choice lots for Mon. $2.95 f $3.95 'f $5.95 and $7.95 wanted colors, at.. Handsome New Dress Skirts 12 of the season's choic est designs, broad assortment of fabrics f a and colors, at p).UU Women's House Dresses, $1.00 and $1.25 values, well i -q made, all sizes D"C Curtains & Draperies Nothing adds more to the pleasing appearance of a room than pretty curtains or draperies. Our stocks.' are most pleasingly complete and several specials make Monday an opportune time to buy them. Curtains of All Kinds To $2.00 values, big assortment, special for $1.25 Plain Scrim Curtains 40-in. wide with fancy colored ."bor ders; special, per pair, nt 12M to.49. 43c Fancy Barred Marquisettes, 40 Ins. wide, in white, cream or ecru, at, yard 35 Full Slse Couch Covers, 11.75, values, in good assortment ot col orings, yard $1.25 Heavy v Itp Portieres, values to $8.00, reds and greens at ....83.98. 84.50 and 85 New Cretonnes, Bungalow Nets, Sllkollnes and all kinds of Dra peries at pleasing prices. At the Theaters (Continued from Pare five.) waa beat ia comedy delighted tbouaanda of theater--oers and left memorise sot really effaced by evolution In affaire thtriral. But the play waa not declined to take ita place en a ah elf allotted to Iranoatlo "baa-beena." The New Henrietta." br Wlnchell Pmltb and Victor Map, ant) founded on ilr. Howard' famoua play, is now re peating 11 the earlier aueceae of the latter with a caat of the all-etar order. Mr. Ctane la one of the ftw If not the only riponent of that school of comedy that foetered sueb atase favorites aa Broua harn. Raymond. Florence, the elder Bothern and Jafferaon. Mr. Roe typlfiee the modern school of llht comedy and In thla haa earned stellar distinction for wverel yeara paat. Maclyn Arbuckle tepreaenta the broad, ex penal, breasy eatern type, elsniflcant of th moat Ittureanu portion of thla country. The lanwa ot Amelia Blnrham and Mabel Taltafrrre brlnf up recollections of their Vlrndld work during comparatively re nt yrere In a aerie of brilliant ataf jvxecaaea calllns for veraatlllty and a order ot dramatic ability. The as sociate players, Jamea I. Ryan. Arthur I Household Linens, Bed Spreads, White Dress Fabrics Kvcry facility hfre for most satisfactorily supplying your re qulrrntcut. Carefully selected stotke and unusual variety. Price are lowest for dependable merrnandlae. 81.00 rd 'or lr,8n AM LJnen iu-in. satin uamask, un equal ed at $1.35 elsewhere. 85 yard for Austrian All Un to 70-in. Silver Bleached Da mask, 20 undervalue. 40 for Lace Scarfs, 18xS4 site, round center piece, etc., 85c to 11.15 values. 18 yard for natural color S Inch All-Linen Suiting, excel lent 25c values. . . 59 for 3-ln. Drawn Work Jti-ln. Table Cover Squares, all 7 5c values. 8H for 17-in. Linen Toweling 20 less than Import price. $2.25 for Crochet, cut cornw, rriuKed, full sire Bed Spreads, 22.75 values. 50 each for 66c Bleached 81x DO Bed Sheets, patent center seams. 10 each for 25c Pillow Cases. 4 6x36 site, hand cut embroid ered scalloped edge. 17 H for 40-ln. Rice Voile. Snow White 30e Dress or Walstlng Fabrics. 25 ,or !9c Quality Imported Challles, 40-Inch Ivory White Voile. 19 for white 40-ln. Embroid ered Dot Dress Swiss, splendid 29c value. Men's Furnishings Men's Two-Piece Under wear Snch well known makes as Rock ford, Porus Knit and Ilet mesh; to $1 garment values; on sale Mondav, garment, at In west rooms. Men's 75c I'nlon Suits, fine ribbed or mean, all sizes, on sale In Domestic Room 494 Chlldrra's Flannel Hats, good assortment of colors and styles, at, each 10 29c Women's Und'wear Orepe andNainsook Gowns Regular $1 qual ities, cut full and long; on sale Monday Lisle Union Suits, made to sell at 75c, tight or lace trimmed kne 35 Llale Vests with fancy crochet yokes, all sixes, to 50c values, t 10 Boys' i'nlon Suits, balbriggan or mesh, all sites, on sale at 25 CtUldren'a 25c Knickerbock ers or Pants, special . .124 Special Flour Sale Monday. We Advise Oar Customers to Buy Flour Novo 1 1 1 The New Rugs Are Ready for 'You It's time you were making selection so as to not spoil the looks of nice room by leaving the old one down another season. Here's specials for Monday that will interest you. ' Seamless Wool Wilton Rugs $27.50 values, 9x12 size at 821.00 222.60 values, 8-3x10-6 size at 818.00 118.00 values, 7-6x9 size at 814.50 115.50 values, 6x9 size at S12.00 Axmlnster or Velvet Rugs, In 9x12 slse, specials at 817.5 and 814 .50 .98 Seamless 10-Wire Brussels Rugs . $25.00 values, 10-6x13-6 size il--r -821.9a $23.50 values, 10-6x12 size at 819 98 $20.00 values. 9x12 Bize ' $16.50 values,' '8-3x10-6 si 1 $13.50 values' 7-6x9 'sife?'08 ' .?J .v-":- V. - S9.98 n.uu raiues, oxy size, 87. 1)8 We're Showing An Immense Line of Bigelow Rugs. The finest In quality, the richest in colorings, the best rugs in all respects pro duced In America. See them. Exclusive handlers of Hand Made Shade Cloth and the Hartshorn Improved Rollers. Let us measure your windows for shades and furnish estimate of cost. As the market haa every Indication of soln much hlcher. l-lb. eacka twat High Grade Dia mond 11 Klour notlilna finer for brvad, plra or cakea Back. ...SI.SS Kvi y m k suaranteed to slv per. fwl lif action. 1 Iba. beat Qranulatd Hugar. 61.00 IX bare I'lamond C or beat- Kin-Ail Koop i SSo Iba. beat White or Yellow Corn mal ITo T Iba. hat Rolled White Breakfast Oatmeal So 4 lta. fancy Japan Hlce, lc quality, for sAe The beet Domaailc Macaroni, Vermi celli or tpahttl. pk- TVe Advo Jell for deaaerl th jail that hipa. rk T- 5 ana Oil or Uuatard ftardtnee. .S&e 7 lt.. beat bulk l-aundry Olarrh S&e Gallon cane Blackberrlra. Pear a I'eachee, Uooaebvrrlae or Plum while the? last, per ran SSe Gallon tana Pumpklne, Applra r Bean SSo Fancy Queen Ollvea, quart SS rana fancy tfweet Sugar Corn.. as 4 cana Wax. Hiring-, Ureen or Lama Beana & ll-oi. )ara Pure Fruit Preserve! SSe California tteodleae Kalalns, lb.. -, California Muacatal Kalalna. lb., So California Cooking Kiga. lb... SI, It oa. pkg. Condenaad Mine klsat for TWe It-oa. pkg. Pitted Prunes fv.t Kanry Cleaned Currents, lb. . ...18 4 l-oa cana Condensed Milk. 10c alae as (-oa. rana Condeneed Milk, (o alae too VlvUrrn'i Peanut Butter, lb. ltve tiolden Hantoa Coffee, lb SO The Beet He. I at Fseas, Brra. doaea ...... to The beat Creamery Butter, carton or hulk, lb SSe Fancy No. I Country Creamery But ter. b see Fanry lalry Table Butter. lb.....So Oood Dairy Table Butter, lb Si Full Cream Young American. New York White or wiefonala Crea n Cheese, lb SO The beat Imported Bwlaa or Roque fort Cheeae, lb. SO Neufcbatei Cheeae, each J Iaaoy aUghlaad Bavei Oraatrea, per doaea SOo, SSo, toe, Ik Fancy Florida Grape Fruit, Se, TV O MAMA'S OMBATBBV TSOBTABXtS MABKBT It Iba. good Cooking Potatoes . .lTVte t bunrhea Home Grown Pie Plant S S bunch ee Home Grown Onions... S t bunches Home Urown Radiance 6 Home Grown Asparagua S Southern beets. Carrots or Turnips. bunch o I heads fresh Leaf Lettuce Se Fancy Head Lettuce, per head..TVe New Cabbage, per lb Wa Fanry huthouse Cucuinbera. ea. ISWe I Green Peppera ie Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb 1U California Rhubarb, t Iba. or.... lie Fancy Cranberries, quart TWe Fancy Sweet potato, lb. .......So Fsncy New Potatoes T Brooms 10c mi Mm " Inn. Is ai Brooms 10c polal Monday oaly, a good 4-tl Broom at about H of lta real worth. One to a customer. No phone or C. O. D. orders taken. MUITO Oil sVABOBI Craxlaad" elevate nu u hroilav feature la the orlgiaal of ita type. Practical sad eff Iciest. Be atooplag. lamlaumlaed Oven Is a GarlanJ Idea:- prevents rust, retains heat and la more cleanly and lasting. High oven rangea. "Garland." up from $36.00 Other high oven rangea up from tM.M "Garland" low oven ranges. II In. oven, ii n from SIS. 00 Hmall -Garland" rangea 10.60. ls.60 Other low oven gaa rangea. full sue It-inch ovena. up from 614.09 warn movxttaiw BBrauosa- ATOXVa Small refrigerators tS.SS io-lb. rapacity, top fill pattern, wlilta lined 611.00 tO-lb. capacity, top fill pattern. unite lined ls.OO SO-lb. rapacity, front fill, "White Mountain." white lined 610.60 Drugs and Toilet Goods For Monday $1.50 box La Trefle Powder 05c 60c box Java Rice or Pozzonl 35c 35c pkg. pure Rice Powder 10c 60c bottle Peroxide of Hydrogen at J5c bos Peerless Face Pow. loc 60c bottle Pbenolas Wafers 25c $1.00 Sal Hepatica attc $1 Hornets Mslted Milk ...!ofc too size Mentholatum aa. 10c bar Jap Rose Soap 2j 4 10c bars Peroxide .Soap 4 10c bare Castile Snap..." S&l !&c cana but Tooth Powder. . I '. .So 3ac roll Hospital Cotton .. lsV 75c Red Rubber Gloves Vac tiai Ideal Hlr Brushes ...ii.'itSo Jc Pond a Vanishing Cream.... is .JCt!,V R"etr Iron nd s 'ine. .490 IS Wellington Combination Syrlmre guaranteed J year. '.oo No Phone Orders.