TUB IJEH: OMAHA. NATUKDAY, JI NK lf 1 :!.').
Omaha and Lincoln
to Play at Cricket
' i Tie Omni: cricket club will Invade
Hamilton Allows Fewer Hits Than r d batti with
.the Link eleven In a fray for the cham-
Foster, but Is Less Effective ptonahip of Nr.riia. m Omaha
i cricketer Intend to tiiko the capkal city
RED SOX TAKE ONE
MORE AT ST. LODIS
in Pinches.
AUSTIN IS SENT OFF FIELD
BOSTON, June IS Boston took anothrr
trame from Pt. Totils today, S 'to 1. It
wm a pitcher' duel. Hamilton allowln;
fewer hit than Foeler. but tMn les
effective in the plnrho. Austin was
ent off the field by Umpire Hllubiand
for arguing. Score!
persona to a trimming and a practice
match between two paired trams will be
hell at Miller park Saturday. Any
Omahan who knows the name Is Invited
to go out to the Miller park course and
take part In the festivities.
TRAYERS WINSTHE
. OPEN GOLF MATCH
He
Trinmphs, with Score of
Strokes for 72 Holes, at
Short Hills.
297
TOM M'NAMAHA IS SECOND
SHORT HILLS. X. J.. June 11 Je
rome 11. T ravers, four times former ama
teur champion, won the national open
rolf championship here tola-, with a
ore of ii strokes for the 72 holes. Tom
McXamar. the Boston professional, was
second, with "V
Travers finished with a 7 and this, with
his previous score of e him a total
of J97. In order to win Tiavers had to
ret a par IT coming In. as he had 39 going
out two strokes over par.
Other final scores were: MacPonald, SnO;
Tclller. Bamoa, 801 : Itvady. lxw.
-KIR; Hutchinson. : Mcleod. JOS; A.
Campbell. Hasan, gargent, Park. Kerri
gan, ReiJ. French and Nichols, all :w.
"Announi'emenl"
suits.
ads vrtuf good re-
REVENUE TAX ON AIRDOME
IS GIVEN GENTLE BOOST
Artlng Collector of Revenue North ha
teen advised that there has lxi-n k
change In fees to he charged persons who
operate alrdomea. t'ndcr the old con
structlon of the ruling of the rommla.
sloner e.ch alrdome paid a Ih-ense of flu
per year, fnder the new ruling they pay
on a scat rapacity.
In the future, after Julv 1. alrdomea
seating 2."0 persona will pay a govern
nielt tax of f.5 per ye.tr; those seating
SMI to 0, ftf; those seating 6t to , f;S,
and those seating more than WO. SI'"1" per
year.
Psrtiea operating theaters may trnsfei
tlnlr Hi enes to their alrdnmos, I ut In
lolng so the thratra must he closed.
Th license will not coer for loth placea.
FEDERAL EMPLOYES GET
AFTERNOON OFF WEEKLY
Janitors In the federal bull. ling are
pleased with the announcement from
Washington that beginning June IS and
continue until September they will
get each Saturday afternoon off and
with pay. However, the rule of taking an
enforced vacation of four das :each
month, without pay. continues.
BOYS FROM SEWARD FAN
OVER THE OLDEN Tlrvit--
The country along me Northwestern
t.asn't mnoh of an edgfl on our goctlon
when It comes to helng Interested In the
outcome of the Utecher-CuMer natch."
said K. r. '-'onnett of Verdon, Neb.,
while fannln over the match at the"
Metrhanta hotel with Fred Burllnglm
and Iw Btck. all three of whom are
former residents of Seward and who like
to talk of their boyhood days isj that
thrMnif burg.
nick and Burley were known as "'the
Ooldflah Twins," snyi Connett, "and as
kids they were some pair."
ST.
Fhnttotfc- If.. 4
4uln. Sb... $
Jlar4. Ib.. t
Vtn. lb 4
'. Walker, cf 4
K. Walker, rf t
lr. lb.... 4
Jjavan, mm... I
Aan.w. e.... 4
Hamilton, p. 1
Willlama .. 1
Loris.
AB.H O.A B.
Toilli.
.84
' 14 11
ft H. nrlkan, rf 1
0 Hfper. rf. .. 1
Wiener ?tv.
?rraker. rf . 4
Iewte. It....
Httlltiel. lb I
OJanvrln, a... I
OOanlner. Ib. 1
1 Call) . t 1
0 Themaa. e. .. A
Fnat... t
-Oaln.r 1
1 'W.wl
BOSTON
AB H O A T.
2:
Saturday Sales That Offer Splendid Price Savings Without the Least Sacrifice of High Quality
t
Tnialt 24
Batted for Monrlkaen in fifth. )
Ran for Cadv in seventh.
Pt. Louis 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 s 1 '
.Boston 0 10 0 2 0 0 0 3 ;
Two-he so hits: Iwls, Foriter. Three- .
hnee hit; FJ. Walker. Stolen base: C. '
Walker. Double ploy: Hamilton to '
J.avsn to Leary, Pratt to Leary. Austin '
To Pref,t to leary. Apnew to Pratt. Bese
on erbr: 8t. lxul. 1. Base" on halls:
Off Hamilton, 4; off Foster, 8. Struck I
out: By Hamilton, 1; by Foster. 6. I'm- ;
pices: Hl'riehrand and O'lxmghlln.
Senators Lose to Tigers. I
WASHINGTON. June IS Detroit ran
the lnwi at wil todav and aided by
Hoehlina's wldlness nrt Wllllnnif' throe
erors, defeateii Washington, 6 to S, mak
ing It two straight games. The Tigers
rcede a triple steal and two double steals.
obb figured In eac h and 8"ored two runs,
made two hits, and drew two posses In
five times up. Henry was erlked by
fohb when the In Iter stole home in the
first Inning and had to retire. Washing
ton knocked flteen out of the box In the
seventh Inning. Score: '
flETrtOlT. WABH!NOTON".
AH. H. O.A E AB H.O.A C
Burh. I
Havana', sb. 6
Vouns. 2b. . . 0
I'obb. cf S
''rttwford. rf I
Vea. h. If ... 4
Bnrna. lb 4
Vorlartr. Ib t
i laoase, e. .. 4
fteen. 9 4
Civeleskltt, p 1
Totals H 10 J7
0 Mneller. rf.. t
II t- naier. Ib. . .' 4
0 Shanka, If... 4
Mtlttn, rt ... I
ADandll, lb .. 4
0 Mortal). 2b.. S
0 Hnrv. e. . . . 9
1 wiliiama. e. 4
0 MrHrlde. aa. 4
O'Boahlliig. p.. t
0 l nnolly . . 1
Oallla p....
2 .l'-lionn ... 1
Ilorp!f. p...o
1
1 0
1 1
I 1
1 11
0 I
0
1
I 1
1
0
Totals 37 I V 14 I
.latted forBaohllng In seventh.
Hotted for Gallia in eighth.
Detroit 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 05
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0-il
Earned runs: Off Sten. S; off Boehling,
1. Two-base hits: Gnndll, Moeller. Hits:
Off tsteen. 8 In six and one-third Innings:
off Coveleskie, 1 in two and two-thlrda
innlnrs: off Boehling. 10 In seven innings:
off Gillla. none In one Inulg; off Hopper,
oe In one inning, ftolo bases: BuhIi.
obb (3l, Crawford. Veach. Hums. Double
plays: McBrlde to Morgan to Gamlll,
Bush .o Kavanagh to Hums. Bases on
alls: Off Steen,2; off Coveleskie, 1: off
Boehling, 7; off Gallis. 1; off Hopper, 1.
Hae ta arrors: Washington. 2. ft ruck
out: By tppveleskie, 1; y Hochllng. 7: by
lloppei 1. Umpires: Dineeh and NaTlln.
'IVbtte Sox Crash Marks.
PHILADELPHIA. June lS.-rFels.h's
hatt'.ng and fielding ' and four double
filaya were the features' of today's game,
n which Chicago defeated' Philadelphia.
It to 4. In adVlition to driving In three
runners with a homer Felsoh figured
In th scoring of three other runs and
he broke up a hatting rally by the home
team In the fifth Inning bv a wonderful
one-hand running catch off W'alstv bat
afterfwhich he doubled uu a runner at
first fcaee.f In retiring Kelsch at the plato
In the eighth inning. MoAvoy was badly
spiked- above the right knee, and, waa
carried off. the field. Score:
. CHICAGO. PIHLADKtPHIA.
AB H.O A E. AB.H. O.A. B.
Felsrh.' Vf... i S 4 1 OWalah. rf....4 I I 0
Weaver, as.. 4 1 t iftarrir. aa.... 4 1
F.roHlna, 2b I ft S I Ip, c I
Kournlar. lb. 4 ill ft 0 M. Avor. .. 0 0
.I.CVIIIna. rf . 4 1 t 0 OThomaa. e. . . ft ft
Roth It 4 I ft 0 ftlllrtrlns. If.. 4 I
Hrhaik. a.. . 2 ft OMclnnla. th. 4 S
'Hlarkbrn. Ib 4 1 ft 0 ftsirunk. rf... I a
faber ,p ft 0 0 1 ft Malona. 2b.. 4 1
Kopf. lb..... 4 1
Totals M 1: ; 11 ;iiuh p 1 a
W l)ivl, p.. t 1
I'avlca 0 ft
Murphy "... 1 ft
Totals t'i 1 t7 17 !
Patted for Bush in fifth. j
Batted for McAvoy in eighth.
Chicago 0 1 2 4 0 1 1 1 111
Philadelphia 2 00000020-S
Two-base hits: Oldrlng. Kopf. W. i
Davis. Three-base hits: Weaver, j
Fournler, Malone. Home run: Felsch.
htolcn bases: K. Collins '2), Fournler,
Roth, Schalk. Mclnnla. Earned ruri3:
4'hlcago, 11; Philadelphia. 2. Double
nlv: Felsch to Fournler. Weaver to !
K Collins to Fournlor 2), B. Collins to
Founder. Base on erors: Philadelphia,
1. Hasos on balls: Off Faber. 2; off
Bush. 4: off Davis, 4. Hits: Off Bush,
7 in five Innings; off D. Davis. 0 In four
Innings. Struck out: By Faber, 4; by
Bush, 4. Vmplres: Wallace and Connolly.
Smith Advises Care
in Building Ring
' for Steelier-Cutler
'One of the things Promoter Gene
Melady should pay especial attention to ;
In the arrangement he Is making for
the bisf ' Ftecher-Cutler wrestling match
of July 5 Is the matter of ring building,"
writes Ed fcmlth of Chicago, referee of
the coming match, In a communication to
the sporting editor of Tha Bee.
"Aa I understand It he U to pitch hla
ring about the center of the baseball field
or almoat . Immediately . over the . noma
Plata, this place being selected that tho
best view may be had by all of the spec
tator, high priced as well as bleacher
itea. That Is very fair and equitable for
all hands, but in the building of the ring
Itself too much care cannot be exercised.
'To begin with the promoter must see
to It that the ring Is so constructed that
the chances of accidents to, the contes
tants Is reduced o the minimum. This Is
one match that everybody wants to sea
decided strictly on the merits of the men
and should an accident be a faor on
way or another it would bet a source of
lasting retrret to everybody connected
with It
"One of 'the greatest rings I ever saw
was that arranged at the White Box ball
rrir in hl citv in which Frank Gotch
defeated George Hackenschmldt of Lon- !
don, England, for th world's tltlo In
their econd meeting.
'To begin with there wa an extremely
wide ledge to the ring beyond the outer
rope. This made it utterly impossible
for either of the men to step off or be
thrown off the staging and fall to the
ground outside of the ring."
RAILROADS GIVE TWO-CENT
RATE TO LETTER CARRIERS
The Omaha committee in charge ha
received word that all passenger asso
ciations have granted the t-c-nt rate to
all letter carriers who will attend th
letter carrier' convention In Omaha Sep
tember to 11. Thi I the same rate
given tha T. P. A. delegates now in ses
sion here. Thus any letter earner com
lna- to tha Omaha meeting will only be
charged a J-cent rate, no matter from
Eve ry Man
In Omaha
'Who is not averse to Buying Supeior
Quality Merchandise at a big price saving,
will bo interested in these remarkable
Furnishing Goods Special
Men's Summer Shirts
Final clean-up of our big special factor
purchase
Shirts worth to $3.00, at. ; .98
Shirts worth to $2.00, at G9
Shirts worth to $1.00, at 35
An almost unlimited assortment of newest patterns and colorings
in the season's most approved styles Madras, Percales, Penang?,
Silks and Mercerized fabrics. Greater shirt values never offered.
$2.00 and $3.00 Men's Union Suits, at .G9? and 98
Roxford, Cooper's, Poroa Knit and other well known raake? fine
ribbed, lisle, nainsooks and mercerized finished athletic styles and
regulars; all sizes, 34 to 46; unequalcd bargains. . . .98 and 69
2JW5 Wash Tlea 12V4
BOc Silk Hose 35t
23c j rnrla Garter 1 Qf,
25c Soft Collars
Men's Union Suits, to $1 values, 40
Regular or Athletic Styles In Nain
sook Derby Rib or Mesh, in Domes
tic Room. '
I rt li r
i ; a
hSBlitiisi sstlssBTni t - .., "
Men's Straw Hats, $1.35
$2.00 and $2.50 Values
A special purchase of 50 dozen Mens Fine Straw Hats, most
wanted braids and.shapes, greatest straw hat values of the season
Saturday.
Men's Straw Hats, 95c
To $2.00 Values
A good assortment of the most wanted styles-and braids; just
30 dozen in the lot. ; i
Auto Hats and Caps
Good qualitv silks; grays, browns, blues and mixed colors, values
to $2.00, Saturday , $1.00 and 45
- .
Saturday Furniture Snaps
One-Motion Collapsible Go-Cart .$3.95
Collapsible Co-Cart, one motion, rubber tires,
padded seats, reclining back, nickel trimmed,
$12 values, $8.50. $10 values, $7.50 .
Iarge Reed Baby Buggy, with hood, $15
Davenport Beds, large and small styles, real
leather, Spanish or black, on sale $30
DaveniKrt Beds, imitation leather, $22.50
Brass Beds, Vernis Martin Beds, Puck Beds, Cots and
St nitary Couches, at very low prices, Saturday only.
Porch Furniture cut below cost.
$30.00 Kitchen Cabinets, complete. .... .$20.00
4-'toot Porch Swings', complete S2.00
Tempting Underwear Bargains
You'll Buy on Sight
Crepe de Chine Gowns anrJL Combination
Suits, also fine muslin Gowns, Skirts and
Combination Suits, to $7.50 valuen, two
lota, at $2.98 and $1.39
Odd lots, broken lines and manufactur
ers' samples, the best lot of bargains we've
ever shown Gowns, Skirts and Combina
tion Suits, to $2.50 values, including some
slightly mussed or soiled crepe de chine
garments; wonderful bargains, 39, 79"
Italian Silk Vests and Bloomers, to $3.50
values, good assortment, two lots
at 98 and $1.98
Women's Lisle Union Suits, to $1.00 values,
in all sizes, 3 lots. . . .19?, 35 and 49
Children's Muslin Skirts, to $1.50 values,
daintily trimmed, two lots. .35 and 69t
Children's Union Suits, all sizes, 2 to 1G
years; about Half Girls' Aprons, Saturday
at . -...19e
Big Shoe Sale Saturday
$2.50
Men's $4.00 Dress fihoes,
button or blucher
Men's $3J0 Dress and
Work Shoes
Men's $4.0(1 Tan Calf
ber sole and
heel
Men's White Canvas
Oxfords
Men's Palm Beaoh rubber
sole and heel Oxfords..
Women's Oun Metal
welt soles, $4.00
values
Women's patent 2 and 3
strap Sandals
Women's Kid and
.$1.98
Oxfords, rub-
$2.50
$2.00
$2.50
Colonial Pumps,
. $2.50
$2.50
Patent 1 and 2-
strap Sandals, (rood look- f QO
ers and good wearera. , , D 1 .CO
Children's Patent and Oun Metal
Mary Janes, slxea up to ll,rgu
lar $1.75 and $1.60 ((
quality, for P sUU
Child's Oun Metal Mary Jane Pumps,
sixes up to 8, $1.25 7Kn
quality I J
500 pairs Women's small sis Oxford,
$3.00 and $3.60 grades two lota,
$1.00 and 50C
and CroaMtt Shoes and Ox
fords for Men.
two
prices
Stetson
Grover and
Queen qual
ity Shoes
and Oxfords
for Women
Three Rousing Specials in
Women's Gloves
80c All Silk Gloves, 3-button length,
black or white, Saturday, pair, 25
$1.00 Quality Silk moves, 16-button
lenrfha, black or white, at. . .49?
Kaj-ser Silk Gloves, lfl-button length,
in all colors, pair 79
Parasols and Umbrellas
..allies' Silk Parabola, values up tc
$5.00, at 91.08
A big special purchase, all this
season's best styles and colors.
American Taffeta I'mbrellas, men's
or women's, regular $1.00 values,
taped edge, big assortment, choice
for 59t?
Women's Hosiery
A broad assortment of prtos's, and
at each price qualities the best we
can buy. We know you can't buy
better. ,
Phoetilx Silk Hone, in black, white
and all colors to match shoe tops
or gowns, plain colors, hand em
broidered, and the newest novelties
t S1.25. 0S 75
Women's Silk Ftnot Hose, and Fibre
Silk Hose, full fashioned, seamless,
in all colors, at, pair. 40
50c Fibre Silk Hose, In all colors,
special at, pair 29
Mlhses and Children's Fibre Silk
Hose, all .color, and sixes. ..33i
A splendid line of Children's Fancy
Bocks pleasingly priced.
$1.00 Hand Bags, 49c
A big line of leather fitted bags, and
a special lot of velvet handbags,
regular $1.M) and $126 AQ
values, at SJC
Auto and Outing Caps
The very newest Ideas In Poplin and
Bilk Auto and Outing Caps; two
choice values Saturday at,
each 50 ! 91.00
Great Neckwear Sale
The entire sample line and surplus
of one of Omaha's principal jobbers, all
at one price Saturday. Beautiful Laco
Collars and Collar and cuff sets, Fine
Organdie Collars and Collar and Cuff
Sets, Vestees, Gamps,
Fichus, Ruffs, etc.;
made to sell at 25c, 5')c
and 75o, ench
An Immense Aasortment For Selection.
Wc
uisites
DEPENDABLE
BAGGAGE.
Our entire atock at prices
26 to 60 less than
the regular, for the next
ten days.
Leather Bags, of all kinds;
Matting Suit Cases, Leather Suit Cases,
Wardrobe and Regular Trunks, all at Greatly Reduced Prices.
Splendid Ravings If You Buy Now.
Corset Department
Specials for Saturday
4.00 Lace Front Corsets Med
ium bust, long hip models, wide
rubber band In back;
pink only
Warner's Summer- Corseta Net
ting body, medium bust, long
skirt models, rust
proof; Special at.
Bandlet Brslers Made of fancy
batiste, fastening in
back; Special, at..
Cluny Laco ' Brasslers Fronts
fastening, beautifully QO.
trimmed; Special at ivOC
$2.98
rseta Net
bust, long
$1.00
of fancy
49 c
White Goods Linens and Bed Spreads
Voile. "Ivory White." 40 Inches wide, plain, croa bar.
Seed or atrlpe, the aheereat of dainty whlt Oka
fabric, of aperial merit, yard a. 00
Galatea Cloth, pur white. 29 Inches wide, extra welirht
fabric desig-ned for white sklrta and auita, I Cft
th extra quality, yard I WU
Whit Drea Linen. i-lnrh. French finlleh, aoft and
pliable. This quality usually yam; on pna
WW
a&te her a, yard. .
Natural Color Linen Bultinr. Inches
for men' or ladle summer clothing,
yard
wld. adaptabl
Zoc
rrOlAX. BSD FBBa.S KAXJi.
AIT Uira.111.1 Aalama. BUDerior aoft yarn -ror
extra larg. cut cornera. chole of scallop or
fringe finiatr, IS.7S apread at, each. -
Beautiful Summer Garment Styles that Provoke Action
Newness, Individuality, Distinction that you'll not find surpassed a broad range
of prices and at each price values that are unquestionably superior. See them Saturday.
A Bevy of Charming: New Dresses-
Silk dresses, net dreaws, lace dresses,
in almost unlimited variety of charm
ing now tlcsiirns; matchless values at
$19,50, $25, 920.75, $35, $45
Tlmnsands of Beautiful Hammer Presses -In
silks, lingeries, batistes, crepes, etc., at
84.05. $7.50. 810, 813.75, 815 rp
$23.00 and $2.JV0 Presses at ftS.OO A
splendid new lot secured by our buyer who
has Just returned from New York ele
gant designs In taffetas, crepe de chines,
nets, shantungs and novelties, styles suit
able 'for all occasions; dresses well P
worth 25 and $29.60, choice J1J
Xew Summer (Toatii Beauties, In novelty
chinchillas, silks and corduroys, suitable for
street and evening wear
at.. 87.05. 810.00. 812.50. 815.00
Bee the New Silk Hwetr at 85.00
Tailored Suit Made to sell at $26.00 to
$49.00, Including a fine lot of silk suits
at 810.50
Nilk Kkirts at 3.00 Fine quality taffetas In
plain blacks, stripes and checks; the season's
very newest styles.
Beautiful Waist To $6.00 values. In
Georgette, crepes, crepe de chines, novel
ties, etc., big assortment for selection; at,
choice 82.05
tlilldren's Ureases Most popular wash fab
rics, newest summer styles '
at 81.00. 81.50. 81.05. 82.05
Children's White Dresses A bevy of charm inr designs in all stees; tho choicest lot of
values shown in Omaha $1.05, $2.05, $3.05, $5.00 to $12.50
Drugs and Toilet Goods
WaTT VAT MOBST
25e Hoapual Cotton IT
25c pkat. Sanitary Napkin, In
pkkT., for IS
60c pka. Febeco Tooth Paate. .85
1.60 box L-e Trefle or Aaurea
Powder for
$l.o0 bottle Oriental Cream.. SM
2ic rle Bay Hum or WIH
Hai.l l pur.) 1
60o Hlce l'owder B6
JSC Tooth Bruahe ...lOo
10r Jap Jtoae or Palm Oil v. Soap
for
1.00 Riil H.natlc
100 Horltik Malted Vtllk..o
13. 10 Horllck' Malted Mllk.aa.7t
6c bottle Hud nut's or W '!
worth Toilet Water
X5r bottle Pr. Hinkle'a Coara
Tablet for '
iOo bottle Phenolax afer. 260
75c Jar Pomp.tao Night Cieu
for as
c bottle California Hyrup of
Ftae for
fl.tO Hot War Bottle t
Gas
Ranges
paolal Hal and Ft
DmABtrtoB aator
aar as a Ail v.xt wk
. Mr. r. O. Waiter.
Vaetory Bapart, will
xplaia tb fia. nail
- tie of "OarUad" Oil
Bang., aad .Bow lb
unit, olek.t and
bast method of aaakln
bread k a o w a, (rem
Uqntd y.at to parfect
trMl or roll ta ls
thaa tkva keors.
1 ow ovan "Uarland" F-nga
Ulg-h o.n "Garland'
aa low
low as.
Kange, up from.
10.BO
HWI MOWIM.
t.26 "tiwtft t utt.r." l-lnrh
cut. fully warranted. 'r,'
at .
f i 60 lilli wheel. bU-ter1ii j
l.n Uottri 4.rt
Lawn Rke -
$7.60 very high grade
4-blade. high- wheel,
ball bearing Lawn
Mowers $9.99
Grass Catchers . . . 80c
as Chraa Book, .pedal Bat-
ardajr oaly, at 10
4ie l.raaa Hook ...tft
Oo Oraa Hook
Hcyth Hnatlia. any is..T
fccyth Bladaa, anv Uncih or
wels-ht T
$2.95 Flour Takes Another Tumble
Saturday we are going to sell 4S-lb. sacks beat liigh-grade Piaraond II. Klonr, nothing
finer for bread, pies or cakes, every sa guarantee!, maoe irom tm n--
f V
beat selected No. 1 wheat, tier 4A-lb. sack ,
IS lbs. bait par Oaa Orannlat Buffar J1.O0
10 bar Lenox, Laundry gun, Ueat k-ni All
or tMainonrt C Hoap lor M
I lb, beat Whit or Yellow Cornmeal 170
The beat Uonieatlc Macaroni. V.rnitc.UI or
eiah.ttl, pkK TUo
eaiia Oil or Muatard Kardln. . . .
i can Pet or Carnation Milk
4 cn Elkh'.rn or Marjifleld MUk for... SO
t 6c uana Condensed MUk. aa
W. O, C. or Krumble. pkg., try It for
breakfaat
MacLren Peanut Butter, lb 1SV0
fancy Wax. btrliif, Ureen cr Lima Bean,
can Tte
2-n. jara Pur Fruit Preserve...; &
Taall can Alaska Salmon ....10
Lars boltlea Worcester Sauoe. Pur Tomato
Catsup. Pickle (aaaortad kind), or Pre
pared Muatard, bottle
4 Iba. fancy Japan Hire, 10c quality
4 lbs. b.at hand picked Navy Bean SSo
( 6c boxes Parlor Matches
1 boxta Hafxty Matche 4
Tb Butter, Co. tad Iff Market for th
r.opi.
Th beat Creamery Hulter, carton, lb too
The beat Creamery Butter, bulk, lb
Fanry No. 1 Dairy Tabl Mutter, Ib S8o
Good ralry Butter. Ib
r'. Try IIAYDEfl'S First
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Hammocks',Croquet Sets,
Tennis Racquets, Etc,
Splendid Assortment for
Selection.
(1.50 Hammocks, well made,
good colors 08
$2.B0 Hammock, good assort
ment, special at 81.08,
Other good values to 87.50
4-1111 Croquet Sets, 76c values,
Saturday -50t
Others up to 83.05
Extension Roller Skates, at
Pair 50
Tennis Racquets, from TK
to 85.08
Read Oar Big Special Meat Sale For Saturday
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No. 1 Frwh Pork Roaat. lb...,..Ua
No. 1 Freah Iiwr Pot Koaat, Ib.iaVa
No. 1 Frvah Bte.r Bound Bt.ak. per
Ib ITUe
No. 1 Freah Spar Rib, b....H
l'ieh. Home-made Rauaaxe. Il. SJ
Freah Hma-mei llunbuife'!', 10 loo
10 lb, pur Leaf Lard
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Bpeolaia la Smoked Keata f ox
ataraay.
Supreme Haina. par lb 18.
No. 1 Picnic llama, per lb lol.o
No. 1 In Bacon, per lb lH'g.
ISO. 1 rack liacon. id IS
I3ci paila I-ard Compound Stio
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