Tilt: UKK: OMAHA. SATURDAY. MAY 1, l'M.i.
r
fWATERBOARDCOULD
HOT SUPPLY WATER
X. Bo eking ham Teili of Tnali of the
Stock Yards in Getting Suffi
cient to Ban Plant.
FORCED TO BUILD OWN SYSTEM
General Manager Buckingham of
tha Union Stock Yards company,
South Omaha, testifying in federal
court, disclosed a condition in the
yards In 1903 and 1909, on account
of a lack of sufficient water, which
threatened the stability of the live
stock and parkin industry here.
Be was testifying- In the Injunction suit
of the Omaha. Water boiird against the
Olty of South, Omaha, the Union Stock
Yards company and the Cudahy, Swift,
Armour ejvJ Omaha psA-klng- companies,
by which suit the plaintiff seeks to keep
the city of South Omaha from putting
tnta affect an ordinance giving the de
fendants the right to lay the malna of
their .water plant through the city's
streets from their pumping; station near
th rteer to their property.
I Conld Not Sepplr 'Water.
The defense Is seeking to show that
tha water company could not supply the
requisite amount of water or the re
quired pressure. An act of the leglsda
utra empowers any consumer of water
to construct his own water plant if tha
water company cannot supply all the
water required. Mr. Buckingham became
manager of tho yards In 1903.
"In the fall of 19CS," he said, "it be
come rery evident to ma that the water
company could not supply us with the
water we needed and without which the
Industry would te paralysed. Frequent
complaints oame from the commission
man located on what Is called 'the hill"
that they could not g-et enough water.
Hardly a forenoon from Monday to
'Thursday of each week that from five
to a doaen complaints of this kind did
'not come to me.
"Tha commission rnen not only com
plained but threatened to file lawsuits,
and did file soma."
Mr. Buckingham. In response to ques
tions by Attorney T. J. Mahonay, pointed
out tho continual competition to which
tha South Omaha, packing; Industry Is ex
posed with Sioux City, St. Joseph, Man
ias City, Denver and Chicago.
Mast Glv Service.
"The charges for handling- atook are
the aame here aa in the other marketa
and if wo don't give the service and pro
vide tha facilities we simply must lose,"
he said. (
Laok of sufficient water, he said, was
direct loss to the stock shippers because
it is customary to feed and water stock
just before weighing It and a steer will
drink from forty to seventy pounds of
water.
The underwriters also made complaint
of lack of water and water pressure In
tha yards and threatened a raise In the
Insuranoa rates.
He testified that he made frequent com
plaints to the water company, but that
it was apparently unable to improve con
ditions. ..."
Paving Delayed by
Contractors and.
) . City Getting Busy
The city legal department is now con
sidering what course is best to - pursue
against four paving contractors who have
neglected to execute their work, or even
start work, for which they have con
tracted with the olty. The contracts
specify oertain time limits within which
the work must be completed. It is ex
pected that suits will' be started against
the bondsmen In each case, and It Is also
believed that these contractors may es
cape this' litigation by showing an im
mediate disposition to carry out their
contracts.
A list of tha districts referred to in tha
resolution adopted by the city council is
as follows:
Thirty-fifth avenue, Spalding street to
IX) feet south of Evans; Decatur, Twenty
ninth to Thirty-fourth; ' Kansas avenue,
Florence boulevard to Twenty-fourth
street; Fifteenth, Lincoln avenue to Vin
ton; William. Sixth to Park Wild avenue;
Forty-first. Nicholas to Hamilton; Leav
enworth. Fortieth to Forty-eighth; Eight
eenth, Nicholas to Oraec; alley between
Farnam and Douglas, Seventeenth to
eighteenth; Douglas, Forty-fourth to
Forty-ig;hth,; Twenty-first, Grant to
Spencer; Lothrop, Fourteenth avenue to
Sherman avenue; Cass, Thirty-seventh to
Thirty -eighth; Cass, Thirteenth to Union
Pscifio shops; Oregon Trail, Lincoln
boulevard to Lafayette; Thirty-first La
fayette to Hamilton; Jones. Thirty-eighth
to Thirty-eighth avenue; alley, Fifteenth
to Sixteenth between Farnam and Doug
las; Fourteenth, Leavenworth to Marcy;
rarnam, Twentieth to Twenty-fourth.
Mr. McOovern states that In aome eases
he has served second aotlces on the con
' tractors, and he now proposes to make
ar. example of contractors who ignore
city contracts. ,
COST OF FILING TRANSCRIPTS
MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE
Deputy Clerk of the District Court
Steere, acting under a recent ruling of
County Attorney Maguey, has informed
Acting Police Magistrate Brltt that the
costs for filing appesl 'caeee from police
court In the district court must be paid
before the transariipts will be recorded.
by tha clerk a office.
Judge Brltt said: "I will go the county
attorney one better in his Improvement
by refusing to recognise transcripts
brought to me while I am on the police
bench, until the coats for filing and re
' cording art paid to- the clerk of the
polica court."
Brltt has occupied the position of act
; tng police magistrate aince Monday and
during ths week has received four trans
cripts for appeal. I'pon being Informed
that tha cost rauat be paid before the
transcripts would be recognised, thoaa
who appealed payt-d their fines.
TWO HUNDRED CHILDREN TO
GIVE SOME FANCY DANCES
Prof. Chambers will give a dancing re
cital at his academy Saturday evening
at I o'clock. Two hundred children will
take part In the classic dsnces. Three
couples, each 1 years of age. will dem
onstrate the late society dances. A pro
gram of twenty fancy dancea will be
a-twB followed by general dancing.
Masses Mildred Houae. Uladys Bishop and
U&tea Oosria will give aoio dances, aad
Miaa Bfiaft Hilar aad Prof, Chanters will
gram
alwn,
Mkesaa
Siakm
AUTOMOBILES STOLEN
FROM THREE OMAHANS
The following men report the theft of
automobiles to the police: A. M. Larson.
Slxteesth and Center street, says his
car ass taken from Fourteenth and Har
ney streets; Dr. L. A. Dermody'a ma
chine was removed from Seventeenth and
Douglia streets, and Harry ' Dresser's
auto stolen from Sixteenth aad Howard
streets.
STRAWBERRIES ARE LOWER
BIG GAIN MADE IN BANK
CLEARINGS DURING APRIL
A gsln of over S.O,000 was made In
hank rlearinas for the month of April
over the corresponding month a year ago.
The clearings for April this yesr were
I7S.SM 3OT.IS and for April last year ,
X 5.172 M.
Orangei Higher, Sugar Goes Up
Wholesale, While Home Grown
Vegetables Are Abundant.
BUTTER IS DOWN TWO CENTS
Strawberries may now be had at ll1
cents per pint box, although they are
aot yet especially abundant. They are
coming In btter than they were a week
or ten days sgn. however, and It la ex
pected that they wll noon .reach a lower
price level, o that the i onmiiniHIon of
them will be more general. .
O ran tee are a nickel a dotcn huther
than they were a week or two ago. They
can be had for from 20 to 3a cents per
doieu, according to quality. Pineapples
are eiperttd to come In In good shape
by next wretc and are scheduled to sell
at from T1 to l.i cents apiece.
Apples are high and very axarce.
Flour Is hokltng out about ateady.
Sugar a.Uanced centa per hundred
ponta In the wholesale market. It Is
still retailing sKteen pounds for a dol
lar, hut the tendency is upaaid. ami
how soon It will be rut down to fifteen
pound remains to be seen next week
Ham Ursna Weaetatles.
Homo grown vegetables hold the center
of the veaetsble staff" now. Asparacua
sells two bunches for a nickel. Ithubarh
can be had four bunches for a nickel.
Onions are six bunrbe for a nickel.
Tlaulslirs alone are somewhat scarce, due.
It Is said, to the penullsr livee, t peat that
destroyed the young plants as soon sa
the..4 came out of the around Two
bunchta ol raillr-hea for a nickel Is the
bent one can do In the retail stores.
Sweet potatoes are' about aone Vi-
henna or gieen beans can be had at :0
cc.nl per pound Celery la tlnee bunrhrs
for a dune. Tomatoea are U" centa a
pound.
Xevr retatoea (rarer,
Old potatoes are still selling at 1v cent,
and there Is little chame thst they will
get cheaper so long as new potatoes
stand aloof at tha prohibitive price of
T cent pr pound. There ere two
ptics on the new potatoes, lted pota
toes sell st 7 cents a pound and white
ones aell at a nickel a pound.
Putter Is down '1 centa. selling again
for 30 cents, while a week ago It waa
still JZ centa. Kggs are shunriant at 3
cents a 'doaen.
Heef, potk snd lambs si-e retailing at
about the following prices per pound:
Reef-Round steak, St cent; chuck
i
roaat. U't cents; Hh roast, cents, sir-
loin ateak, 2S cents; pnrtarhoue steak,
IS.', rents: nUte iMilllna beef v"W r
ahsnk or soup bone. S cents, flank boiling
beef, 10 centa.
Pork -Chop. lH cents, spare rlti. o
cents; shoulrlera. 1HW centa
I.amh-llmd otiartorw, Kttfljn rents;
forequartera or shouhtors, 14 Cents
SHOWERS REPORTED OYER
MOST OF STATE THURSDAY
MISS VIOLA MURPHY LOSES
CASH. CHECK AND JEWELRY
Showers over a aftodlv portion 06 cen
tral snd western Nebraska were pretty
genersl Thursdsy. s'-rordlttg to report
to ths railroad headquarters. Out throuttn
the southwest part of the state the nr-
j Hnttatlon was from one-fourth to en
half Inch.
Mise Viola t Murphy. Sit So-uth Twenty-fourth
atrert. reports to the police the
loss of II Jf In cssh. a diamond stickpin, a
check for tl.flon and one Masonic Knight
Templar chsrm. Miss Mtirnhy went auto
ntohlllng Thursday night snd when aha
returned home the above aa missing.
PICKPOCKETS MAKE BIG
TOUCH FROM D.M. CARR
D. M. Carr. 1321 South Thlrty-f Irst street
evidently rf-et with anme extremely ex
pert pickpockets Thursday night as h
irfornis the police that he was t'Vrhrd
on a Park avenue car fov hla watrh en)
chain, stickpin, wallet and snuff box.
Saturday sales which demonstrate the value-getting, bargain-giving power of ready cash
and oar great baying organization more clearly than ever before at this season of the year. Merchandise you
want now at prices you'd expect to pay five to six weeks later. Oar satisfaction guarantee is always understood irrespective of price
it. Was. sii-ajMf
mmmmetsr
Going to Need a Good
Trunk for that Summer
Vacation Trip?
Hero's a rhanca to save, largely
on high clans, dependable Trunks:
50 Full His Trunks, $10.00 to
$30.00 values, floor samples,
slightly marred, bnt otherwise
In A 1 shape; gome have
drawers and hangers
t. . 85.05 to $17.05
Hats About Half
Tour choice of any Man's Hat
in stock (except .Stetson's) at
greatly below retail selling prices
Saturday.
Hats Worth to 2JW at 81..35
Hats Worth to 2.00 at. . . .&5s
Broken lots of regular $1.00 hats
at, choice -500
Boy's 2-Pant Suits $2.95
Wool Suits with 2 pairs of pants. In colors to
suit all. Norfolk, Patch Pocket Coats and
full rut Knickers. Suits the equal of $V0
ones that are sold by exclusive stores. Sat
urday In our Domestic Room. Your
choice of ages 6 to 16 c0 QP
years, at O
Boys' $l.O0 Wash Suits, ftc
Made of Rep and Galatea Clotha, all good wash
able colors, slses for bovs SVi to 8 years
On sale In Domestic Room, $1.00 Wash Qgfj
Beautiful Cut Flowers
Plants for lUtsketa and lVoi.ee.
Thousands of Rosea and Carna
tions, Saturday, each 2
Pot planta for baskets anil
boxes; splendid assortment.
Paaslesi the finest on the local
market.
Tomato and Gabbaire Plants;
splendid, strong stock, dot.lOt
Hanging Uasketsj beauties; spe
cial, at 81.50
la Floral Dept.
IK)MK.MT1C IIOOM.
Men's $12.50 Blue Serge Salts $8.50
AM Wool and Color Guaranteed. The best
blue etcrge suit offered st anywhere near
such a low price. Made S-button sack style.
Mohair lined, and every coat has a non
breaknble front; siaea 34 to 46. Q PA
Saturday, $13.(0 aarge suits... apOeOU
Men's $t.5l and 9d.HO Troasera, 1.JV)
Most all men need extra pants. This will bs a
chance to get good trousers cheap. Th Crip- .
reaa make and every pair has the label.
All stylea and rotors; all alsea for men and
young men. Saturday, 91. ts and I CA
tJ.0 trotmera for afllOU
Ingest
New Tailored Suits and Coats at Half Worth
1 1
375 Handsome Suit 200 Nobby Coats
Surplus stock of Bernstein, Lovine & Co., New York, secured by our
Now York buyer for cash at 50o on the dollar. The styles are original
productions and artistic adaptations from the latest modesall authentic.
The Fabric's embrace a range of the season's choicest weaves and color
ings broad enongk to satisfy the most particular purchaser including
fine Silk Suits. The Tailoring you will find exceptionally high class, ev
ery graceful line showing artistio workmanship.
The Suits Divided for Saturday into Four Lots
Prepare for Summer
Pleasures and Comforts
WeU : Made Hammocks; regular
$1.50 values, special 0&6
Lawn Tennis Balls ; regular 80c
kind, special 25
Croquet Sets; 4 halls; 75c values,
on sale at 50t
Tennis Rackets; big assortment of
best qualities at prices from
85.08 to 85.
Tailored Suits
Made to sell to
$33.00, at
Tailored Suits
Made to sell tq
$27.50, at
Tailored Suits
Made to sell to
$23.50, at
$9E
Tailored Suits
Worth to $18, in
Dota. Room, at,
$(Z95
Coats, made to sell to $10.00, choice,
at .......$5.00
Coats, made to sell to $15.00, choice
at $7.50
v Jfoney Refunded if You 'Are
. Children's and Misstt' DHtses
A choice line of Whlte Dresses for gradu
ation, communion and confirmation Just
received, splendid values. ( 82.05,
83.05. 85.00. 87.50 tJ 815.00
Women's Silk . Underskirts, worth up -to
$5.00, choice t 82.05
Coats, made to sell to $20.00, choice
at $10.00
Coats, made to sell to $25.00, choice
at
$12.50
Not Satisfied Afer Purchase.
9
SO Dozen Beautiful Waists
Made to Sell to $5.00 s
Come in Georgette Crepes, Crepe do Chine, Wash
Silks, Nets and Laces, plain colors and fancies, In
broad assortment et newest shades, all alsea, all
new design. Limit of S.t a customer. . 81.40
Children Summer Drestts
A big special purchase of over 100 dosen
pretty dresses, made all sices 1 to 14 yrs.,
newest styles and materials, even better
than those shown last Saturday, $1.00 to
$i.oo values, at 49 and 70
Women's Long Silk Kimonos, made to sell
t $5.00 82.05
Six Saturday Snaps
Men's Furnishings
Men's Summer Union Suits; ath
letic or regular; nainsooks, mesh
or Derby rib and balbrlggan; all
stylea; to $3.00 values, big spe
cial purchase, choice OS
25c and' 8 Bo Wash Ties; mercer
ised and atik finished, big as
sortment for your selection; Sat
urday, cliolca 13tt t
Men's Fine Summer Shirts; $3.60
to $6.00 values. In silks and silk;
finished fabrics, all new pattern!
and colont
83.08. 82.08 81.03.
O PaJr of Guaranteed Hose; light
weight, fine quality, guaranteed
to wear 0 months, Saturday,
pair for 09
Men's SI .00 Union Suits; Mesh
and Derby Rib; all slses, on sale
In domestic, room, Saturday, at
choice 40
Men'a 60c Work Shirt; all sites,
on sale at 35e
vomTsxvo raciAX. nr oaxtby
Guaranteed Pure eugwr fjooda. We
have the finest Una of Kresh Canulea la
Omaha.
Pure Sugar Stick Candy, Sat., lb 11a
Aeaorted Nut Caramels, Sat., lb tie
Maple and Vanilla Nut Penochl. lb. Its
Vanilla Chocolate Drops, lb lVe
Rousing Saturday Specials in
Muslin and Knit Underwear
Ladies' Gowns, Skirts. CSem:
ese or combination suits;
samples and odd lots that
are slightly soiled; up to
. $2.00 values, choice. .69
To $4.00. values In crepe de
, chine skirts and fine mua-;
liu skirts, gowns and en
velope chemise, lacs and
embroidery trimmed, your
eholce at .81.50
Iadles' MusUa Drawers or
"corset covers, to 76c val
ues 25
Children's MuaUn Skirts or
Drawers, to 50c values, 2
lots 13H and25
Italian Silk Vests and Knick
. erborkers, to $2.60 values,
white or colors 08
Italian Silk In Ion Suit, to
$2.50 values; embroidered or plain. . .83.08
IjadieV Lisle t'nion Suits; values to $1.00; three
special lots Saturday at 25. 35. 40
Pretty
Silk Hosiery
more than ever popular.
Here's several Saturday specials
In thoroughly dependable quality
hose at crowd bringing prices.
Pure Thread Silk Hose, $1.50 and
$2.00 values, with extra wide,
double tops, double heel and toe,
at, per pair. 81.20
Wayne Knit Silk Hose; $1 qual
ity; black or white only, at. per
pair 75
Silk Boot Ho; all new colors to
match the dress or shoe tops, at, .
- per pair 40
OnyK Hone in Mercerised Lisle; 2
special bargains; black or colors,
double tops, heel and toe, at, per
pair 20 d 39
Children's Fibre Silk Hose; 60c
qualities. In all colors. Satur
day at -35
Splendid Values-New Parasols
..08 to
. . 25
of
fl.SO Silk Gloves,
85
Melanlee and Tricot
Silks; white with
black or black with
r white stitching, also
, In plain colors; well
known make with
guaranteed finger
tipa; to $1.50 pair values,
your choice, pair. . . .85
Melanlse 811k Gloves with
double finger tips, black or
white; 76c and $1.00 val
, ues. at 30
8
8
is
8.50
2.25
Splendid Values In New. Parasols; as complete
assortment of styles and colors as you'll find
. In tha west.
Ladies' Parasols at
Clilldrcn's Parasol at ... .
An Extraordinary Sale
Ladlea Silk Glove
A big special cash purchase
of 16-button length silk gloves
enables us to offer Saturday
two splendid specials bargains.
Y
IP Tn
Another Interesting Sale
Porch and Lawn
Furniture
4-l'uot Porch Swings with
chains, 'finished natural
hard wood 82.50
3 Vt -foot swings, complete,
at ...S2.0C
Heavy 4-paasenger lawn swings.
Couch hammocks on sale
Green folding lawa settee. . , . . ,
ONE MORE SALE
BRASS AND IRON BEDS
Wa ad viae our customers to buy beds now: the prices advance
after May 1st. We have some beds on hand for this sale.
Heavy, 2-lnch post Vernls Martin beds, with 1-inch fillers, on
sale, at. your choice '. QO
2-lnch post beds, smaller fillers.' ' $5!50
We have seversl odd beds that are slightly scratched floor aam-
Ple. 82.50. 83.50 and 84.50
Brass Beds 810.00. 812.50 and 814.50
This 1 positively the last sale on beds.
. .JSS.OO SVl J If
85.0O NXXXN , . 1
. 81.00 vSNk, jhU
Drugs and Toilet Goods ! Why Pay More ?
2 dosen 6-bt. Aspirin Tablets.. i5
I'Sc bottle lr. MlriKle s laecara.ioe
60c bottle Plienolax Wafers... 88
7c bottle Beef, lion andWuie.eeo
11.00 bottle Hal Henaltca So
13.60 bottle lioi lick's Malted
Milk M.75
Sin 10c rolls traps Toilet -Paper
for . JBe
3Rc can fianl Pluah 70
Tar Bsgs for Fure at AOo. SOa, 70o
$1.2o Auto Chamois 7So
Sic Auto Kponses JOo
Lee s Shampoo oa aale ntre si sm
He Vkoaa Orders.
Ten different Rice Powders, to
close out B&o
$1.25 Ideal Hair Brushes 7o
11.60 Ideal Hair BriiHhes gl.le
II oO le 1 re fie or Azurea Pow
der SSo
a Or rltlllmali Kreikle ('ream . . .35o
tl.CA bottle Oi'leiilal Cream .. .SSO
'our lur bam Peroxide Sop..a5e
J uc bar Jan Hon or Paliaollve
Boat
lac Munvqn'a VVItcli Hazel and
30 in her Itc' and 10c doaos.
to cloae out at, 2 for 16
Hayden's Make the Grocery Prices 1Z People
Quality rsods s a earta ef a8
to ao ea the coet of llrlBg.
1 lbs. best Granulated Hugar. $1.00
4 S-lb. sack best High Orada Jjiamond
H. r'lour nothing finer for breau.
pies or cakea. sack fl.s9
lbs. best White or Yellow Corn
meal for 10
7 lba. beat Mixed Chick Fed....t3
7 lbs. Bulk Laundry Starch S&c
( cans Oil or Mustard rlardlnes . . 86o
Four ll-os. cans Condensed Milk.aaa
Klght ie cans Condenaed Milk...ab
K. C. Corn Klskes, pkg 6e
Urspe-Nuts, irkg loe
4 lbs. fancy Japan Rice SSO
i lbs. beet Hand Picked Navy Benin
for 6e
Ktsht bars A-t Naphtha Boap . .So
Gallon cans pluma. Pearhea, Gooae
berriea and Blackberrlea for plea
per gallon Ua
Gallon cans Tomatoes or Pumpkin.
for S6e
Four caua fancy Sweet Hugar Coni.aSe
Four cans Wax, String, Green "r
Lima Beans t5o
Advo Jell, for deaaart. the jell of
quality: noihlDx like It. pkg..7He
li-os. Jars Pure r'rult Preserves, gb
large bottlea Worceater Haure. fure
Tomato Catsup. Pickles aaaortal
klnda or Prepared Muatar. .S'e
Hfrahey's Breakfast Cocoa, lb. . aoo
MacLaren'a Peanut Butter. lb..l3V(
Lemoaa. Imoaa, Imou Ext r i
fancy, large. Juicy 1-emona, special.
per dosen
.lis
The best Tea Klftlngn, lb ia'o
Golden Pan ton Coffee, lb 800
Fancy New Cabbage, lb t,c
Three slalks Celery loo
raacy Florida Orape rrnlt, titr
fancy fruit, rwular 10c aue..S,o
Kxtra fancy fruit, regular 7 He slse 6s
Bllghlaad sravel Oraag-es. the pride
of California ; ae finer frul grown,
aeaea lSe, EOo, too, 30a
Toe best Creamery Batter, eartoa or
bulk, lb aoo
N'o. 1 Country. Cieamery Butter. 88o
No. 1 Dairy Table Butler, lb.... 980
Uood 1'alry butler, lb g3o
The beat strictly flesh No 1 Essa
per dozen goo
Full Cream New York While. Wi
conaln Cream or Young America
Cheese, lb goo
ncs viosixxi.1 sfaKKZT tor
IS lba. brat Cooking 1'otutoea . . 17.c
New i'oiatoes. per lb jc
biinciiea freoli Onlnna 6C
I bunches fieeii Kailiahes 6c
1 bunclie freer. Asparagus I Oo
t biini hea freali J'.hubarb '. so
Fresh home-grown Spinach. pe-k, l&e
Freeh Beets, Carrots or Turnips,
a bunch 44
Fresh Head Lettuce 7le-Sfl
2 haaUa freali leef lettuce So
Fancy Kipe Tomatoea, lb la'te
I Green Peppers oc
You Can't Afford to Miss These
All New Goods Tv Just Received
$1.50 Hand Bags
89c Over '20 dif
ferent styles in all leathers.
Hand bags tilk and leather
lined with 2 to 5-pifX'e gilt
nickel or gun metal fitting;
nt, choiw 89
Genuine Pin Seal Hand Bag
.t.
$2 Hand Bags $1
A choice line of
Mack and colored bags, iu
seal, morocco or India goat
leathers, with fancy fittings,
big assortment; your choice,
at. $1.00
a
Regular $.' valnen, $2.00
An exceptionallj' fine line of genuine piu seal bags with
jeweled tops. See them Saturday.
l.AIUKS' NfX'KWKAH
SOc lace Collars, a big line in
tho popular Venice laces, to
50c values, choice .....10
Other specials . ..ic and SOc
FANCV VWIJNtiS
A big line of fancy Veilings, In
black and colors, dot or fancy
mean, to 60c. yd. vals., yd. 15
Fancy Neck . Cords tot-
Hayden's Special Prices for Saturday
First Quality Freah Pork Roaat.
per lb 7o
No. 1 Hteer Pot Roast. 1b.....4e
No. 1 Hteer Hlb Boll, lb Se
No. 1 Hteer Hound Hteak, lb.. 171,0
No. I Hteer Shoulder Hteak, lb. HHe
Flrat Quality II Indquartars Lamb,
per lb 17 Ha
llMine-made Hulk Hauaage, Ib. SitO
10 lbs. Best Leaf Lard for s6a
mokee Meat BpeoiaU for Batnrday
Armour's Htar Hams, lb 14Ve
Mrst Quality Picnic Hams, lbSVo
No. t Lean Bacon, lb l7He
No. 1 Hack Bacon, lb It Ha
60c pal l Lard, Haturday nnlv.aso
For all klnda of Cooked Mests.
etc.; for Lunches,. Mas, etc.. Try
Hayden's hirst It Pays.
rYesh Dressed Chickens Saturday nt Wholesale Prices.
Screen Doors, Screen Windows,
Special Sale Saturday
Specials in Corset Section
Sl.OO Summer Net Corsets, dandy
for housewesr GO
Pretty Vet Brassiere, all sizes.
front fastening, , . . 40
Cbllilreo's Koinpers, In all sixes,
tight or loose knee 40c
lloys' Waists, all styles, choice
values at 40c
Any aUe. heavy green finish Screen
Door for flit
Any else heavy oiled finish Screen
Door for 91.8a
Any site fancy oiled finish Screen
Door for 1.S
Adjustable Screen Windows:
iixii sso I Miss . are
:xS7 aso i joxir sso
Black Birseu Wire, per sq. ft.. i4
Gal vaulted . Hcreen Wire, per
sq. ft So and te
Sireen Moulding, per foot Is
Faacy Worts Wire Lawa Teaoe,
up from, pee llaeal foot So
raaoy Wevea Wire Tlower Trallla,
per llaeal foot 4a
Doubts galvanised Poultry Nsltlng,
t-lnch mesh. Ha per square foot,
or per IIS square feet lo full
rolls to
Double" galvanised Poultry Netting.
1-Inch mesh, lVke per square foot,
or per 104 squsre feet In full
rolls Bl.as
White Mountain Refrigera
tors, Special for Sat
urday's Sale.
Itefrlgerator ta.ss
Ice Chests 99.SS
White Lined Refrigerator,
price 112.00 sale price, 810.80
.White Lined Refrigerators,
price tli.00. sals price, 918.88
Small
Small
60-lb.
reg.
1Mb.
rag.
UO-lb. "White Mountain" Wtilte
Lined Itefrlgerator, regular price,
lit. CO, sale price 819.88
lll-lb. "White Mountain" White
Lined Refrigerator, regular prloe
:fi.OO, sale prloe 98.80
4 Water Coolers.
II Si sise Water Coolers.,
fill alas Water Coolers
11.11 aiae Water Coolers
llli alse Water Coolers..
14.10 site Wster Coolera. .
.91.89
48.98
.98.78
93 99
.93.88
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