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TTIE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 18, 1915. BATTLE OF HORSE CREEK ISREGALLED 'fjearchinj for Gravel of De4 Army Officedj Killed by 8ioux Lone Ago. STOUT 07 A FRONTIER EITSODE Br O. L. SHCMWAT. BOOTT8 BLUFF. Neb.. Julf W. -George (L. Wilcox. O. O. rerbech and other ar 4oclln th long- forgotten, neglected and -obliterated graves Captain William D. Fouts, and hi man, Philip O. Alden. Ed hrard McMahan and Richard Qregor. who lost their Urea a naif century as In the battle of Horee Creek. The work la undertaken under order from Captain Ror B. Harper of the quartermaster' oorpa of Omaha, and the remain are to be eealed In lead casket and removed to the Military cemetery tat Cottonwood canyon, a Uttl aaat of 9orth riatte. The grave now lie under a field of alfalfa about four mllee weet of the elty of Rootmbluff. close by the old ruin of Fort Mitchell. Thla fort waa flrat built by Pnire Husband of the American Fur company and waa named Fort Fonta nel!, for Lurlen Fontenelle, th father cf LoRan Fontenelle. But It waa later named Fort Mitchell, after General Mit chell. At the time of th Interment of Captain Fout and hi companion. It wa called Camp "human, and wa a ubatatlon of Fort Laramie. It would be ImpoHlbl to find thee grave now were It not for the memory of old-timer, who thirty yeare ago. came Into the valley riding the range, or look In for homesteads. Last winter It wa my privilege to look ever om of th old record In th Na tional Library, and through the kindness (of George F. Hyde of Omaha, and D. W. 'Butler of Wahlngton, I am In possession of om detail of the battle of Horee Creek and the event that I'd up to It, .that ar not ordinarily found In histor ies. Becaa wllb FHeadly Inataaxs, During th winter of there were around Fort Laramie about 1,000 Lfidlan. who proteased U be friendly, and ald that the war tribe had mad It very dangerous for them to purau their usual vocation of hunting and trapping. Un der orders, they were fed and sustained through th cold weather, but th offi cials at the fort had good reason to b- ilieve that there were a number that were carrying word to the war brave. Every movement of the soldier seemed to be quickly transmitted, almost Instantly, Into the enemy' camp It wa therefor deemed advisable to I remove the frlendlle from this oentral scene of hoHtlllties, and consequently on I June 11, 166, a company of 136 soldiers under Captain louts, wa commissioned to ant aa an escort for th friendlles, who, in th number of 1.800. Including 'avjuaws and pappooaea, war inclined to go. They were to be taken to Jules burg, and part of them to Kearney. Otutriea Klston had charge of a num- ' bar that he waa trying to develop into scout for th United State. While try. 'Ing to mak them useful te tb govern ment, and while they appeared to be doing according to Instruction, he had his misgiving; and frequently was led to believe they were better soout for th Indians. Captain Fout proceeded carefully down th river on th south side, and let a nervous finger ahould pre a trigger prematurely, moat of th gun were un loaded. There waa nothing' of a eu plclou not occurring except occasional signal fire en th hill) bordering th a Rawhide and Sheep creeks, and oo- 'castonal'y a fir arrow lost Itself in th ark vault of th sky. Treable ftarte Over' Woan, These weird manifestation of an undercurrent of hoatllty were naturally trying to tha nerve of th famllte of .Captain Fout and Lieutenant Trigs, which accompanied th party, and espe clally so beoaus Mr. Eubank . and daughter, and MIM Laura Roper, recently captured from th Indiana, and who six months In captivity had familiarised them somewhat with Indian sign and their meaning, expressed grave apprehension. On Hi night of June IS, they went Into camu wt Horse creek, th Indian on th west sld and th oldlr on th aaat side of th creek. Th Indians proceeded to give a dog feast, and th officer war unable to discover what waa In th air. Three hundred and eighty warrior went Into council, and the outoom wa a trmnt-nJous fury at certain of th whit soldiers who had taken young Sioux squaws Into their tent and kept them there for hour. On th morning of tb 14th th advene guard started with the wagon at o'clotk. th Inteallon being to cover th eighteen mile to Camp bhuman. whir they would camp In the meadow ad jacent and near by. The wagon were strung out for a mil or more, when ri Id riling waa heard In th rear. Cap tain Fouts' seal for peace wa tb di rect caus of his death. Th delay In cident to loading and distribution of ammunition gave th Indiana an ad' vantage. The captain had gone back across Horse creek to hurry the Indiana, , and they bad killed, stripped and mu tilated lilm, and had fled three miles toward the river and were making war like demonstrations, ahlle th squaws and pappoosea were crossing th river, riding or swimming beside their swim ming ponies. Imaaaaltr Offered sal Decliard. The rear guard had at first run toward the front, but th advance guard met thtm half way and together they charged ator the Indiana. When near at hand Charles KUton wa sent forward to of fer those who would accept It and com en peacefully. Immunity from punishment. Tbey mt hi otter with a shriek of de fiance and charged furiously. The Indians numbered mora than 60S warriors, and when at a dUtanc of about JM yards they vonunenced firing and It was answered in telling effect by the military. While those In front were checked by the fir of th Gallagher rifles, both flank of th Indian ad vanced a If to hem them In and cut them off. Over the hills from the west side of Horse creek poured dozen and hundred of the red men and an orderly retreat was takea to the wagons, which in the meantime had teen drawa up la a defensive circle and hastily conatrtfc.'ted rifle pit mad. The Indian thea ceased their firing and withdrew. Aeelng that they were Indltpoeed to press their attack while the soldier were behind defense, and wUhtng to keep theca engaged and at hxid until reinforcements came, tha of ficers la iharse took fifty of the beat mounted men. and sallied out When out about three miles they saw Urge forces of Indiana coming around the I. las on the est side of Horse creek mttn the evident intention of cutting them off. Again th military retired to their a- trenehment. Fletafereemeate Cum Te Lot. About I o'clock Captain Bhuman ar rived with a foroa from Camp Bhumaa or Fort Mitchell, and thus reinforced an other attaok wa mad upon th Indiana but It waa a Uttl lata. Th quaw and pppoee bad all gueoeeded in cross ing th river, and th warrior had fol lowed. Th military eeuld not follow, for It would b impractical, and perbape Inv poeatbl to cross th rlrer at It high state. In th face of a superior number of Indiana A meeeenger had been cent to Fort Laramie, and Colonel Moonlight, well known for hi recent summary execution of three renegade Indian, had started from th fort with 140 well mounted men, when be met another courier with th Information that th Indian had crossed th river, whereupon b crossed at th fort and took up th pursuit. This eonetltut another story, and th flnlrti of th battl of Horse ereek; the dead being th four named In th begin ning of this article, and four other were wounded. Th dead were taken to Camp Bhuman, th ruin of which ar still dis tinguishable, about mo feet south of th west nd of th Piatt river bridge, west of this elty. And out southwest thereof about a quarter of a mil they were laid to rest, and ther hav rested for this half a century ending th mlddl of Juna And now from their obliterated grave they will b removed to Join their fellows. the other early guardian of th Great Overland Trail. In th cemetery set aalde for thlr honor by th national government. I Farrar Will Sine "One Fine Dav" Just to Please Folks of Omaha Last Trieertsy Louis Nah, member of th Associated Retailer committee In charge of th Charity Concert Coerce. received a letter from T. H. Ellis, man ager for Mis Oeraldln Farrar, who sing at th Omaha Auditorium, November ti, a on of th big attraction la th Charity Concert Course. Th letter waa the result of a petition to Mr. 111 from thirty-seven prominent society and musical folk that Mis Farrar Include In her Omaha program "On Fin Day," th famous aria from Madam Butterfly. That such a demand wa a ticklish proposition few peopl realise. Th diva ha very decided notion of her own In program-making and on of th clauses In her contract with Mr. Ellis I that neither the local concert manager nor Mr. Ellis himself shall attempt to dictate what number shall be given on any Farrar concert program. Wherever "Madam Butterfly" or Mis Farrar I mentioned on always) suggest th other. 8o. this Uttl crowd listening on evening to Mis Farrar on th Vlctrola called up th management of th Charity Concert Course and said they would tak thirty seven cours ticket If Influence could bit brought to bear on Mis Farrar to alng this beautiful aria in person her this winter. Asking Miss Farrar to sing "One Fine Day" 1 almost Ilk asking DeWolf Hopper to redt "Csssey at thBtf' or Pttl to sing "Horn Pweet Home," which ar favorites that the public clamor for, applauds and almost de mands. Th artists themselves are always hoping against hope that this time th public will forget. But th Omaha publie did not forget this time, and Miss Farrar will vary generously alng in her Inimit able way thla wonderfully appealing aria. THREE OF TWENTY'ONE ACCEPTED FOR THE NAVY Twenty-on men hv been examined during th last week for enlistment in th navy, by th local recruiting offlr. Of th twentr-on men examined only three hav been accepted. Rent house quick with a Be Went Ad. Paigo Will Need Its New Factory lh enlargement of th factory f th Paige-Detroit Motor Car company, an nounced some tlm ago a a atep neces sary to meet th Increased demand. Is now well under way, construction having been started on th big addition which will double th capacity of th plant Tha building la being rushed to comple tion a fast as possible. It la lre1y apparent that thl atep was ansoititeiy imperative, as the pros pects for the new season Just opening are such that the Palce company believe its resources will be strained to the utmost Two announcement for 11 were re cently mad: Th launching of th new Palg flve-paesenger light six fftlx M") and th Issue of a new edition of th Big Bix C Hlx-H"). th Mven-psssencer model. I vatv lift Instead of th mushroom type used heretofore. Thl valve lifter Is ma terially Increased m else, ha at least 40 per oent more wearing surface, la quiet In very respect, does not permit th oil to seep by, and la easily removed from the motor without disassembling the front gear case, or removing the cam shaft Grant Sixes to Have The New 1916 Motors Th Grant ftlxe that are bln ahinnt to Omaha are being equipped with the r.ew isnn motor with a roller type of POLISH SOK0L BAND TO PLAY AT SOUTH SIDE TODAY Th Polish Boko! hand will play a eon cert this afternoon In Mandan ' park. South Bide, under direction of the park department F. 8. Bonich, leader, an bounce th following program: March Light Guards Paul W. Olbeon Overture Encore Will H. Klefer March Depot Band....Oeorire Roeencran Medley, Overture Living Pictures Dalbey Warch Trombonlum R. K. Wlthrow March I'm On My Way to Dublin Bay &. Murphy INTERMISSION. Overture Arcadia A.- M. 'Lauren March Our Local.. A. Pechar Overture Mountain Echo..C. W. Dalbey Marrh-Phllo Senate R. B. Hall March Flag Bhlp Connecticut Mackla Beyer Overture In Camp Dalbey Next concert, Kounts park, Wednes day, July , at 7:19 p. m. Rent house quick with a Be Went Ad. BRUNDAGE SHOWS TO BE HERE ALL THIS WEEK Th 0. W. Brundag shows, declared to b a revelation in the carnival business, will exhibit In Omaha for on week, starting tomorrow. The Brundag shows ar considered among th largest on tha road this season and comprise every at traction which goes to make up a first class company. Th management guar antee that ther I not a single attraction whloh Is In th least offensive. It I an nounced that th management will not tolerate thethrowlng of "confetti" or will It allow any other repulsive feature. Among th shows which ar on tour with th Brundag company I Leon Mar shall's "Famous Happy Day in Dixie land." This Is a minstrel attraction of re nownnd reputation and come to Omaha for th first tlm. Thirty-flv high-class minstrel perform er mak up th card. Each performer Is recognised aa being a leader In th min strel profession and th attraction la high class and complete In every respect A concert band of twenty pieces I carried with thl on show. Another of the excellent attractions which Mr. Brundage offer thl season is the auto-drome In which several young women driver risk their live In racing at express train speed around a racing course of sixty degrees. The "Mlracl." representing an elec tric Illusion performance which I sur passed by none, and many other will b offered by Mr. Brundag. DRUID HILL ADDITION TO BE ON MARKET SOON Work on Druid Hill addition that I being prepared for rale by Jeff W. Bed ford 4k Bon Is pro greasing nicely. Th weed cutting, grading and staking la being pushed in order to hold th sale by July 14. - This addition Ilea between Thirtieth and Thirty-sixth streets, and between Pratt and Bprague, but most of th lota that ar to b sold II between Thirty-third and Thirty-sixth. Th lot ar to b offered on th easy payments of fl down and 60 cant a week and W down and 16 per month for th better ones, and th prices will rang from IK to $400 per lot. Th lot hav been owned by the First National bank Interest for about twenty-flv years and hav been lying dormant on th market not having been offered for sal until thla tlm. If wsathsr Conditions permit th sale will be held about July M and IS. Rent house quick with a Bee Went Ad. DANCING AT KRUG PARK IS PR0YING MOST POPULAR Krug park to attracting general atten tion. Lara crowd ar enjoying th oooi tree so th plcturqu plao affords. A large pionio grov covered with fresh rrass and (haded with pretty tree x- tend to many th opportunity to tak aa outdoor lunch -and frolla la th fresh air without th uoual results of th many unpleasant things of th elty. Added to th natural attractiveness of th park, th management ha Installed vry con ceivably contrivance to entertain th amusement seeker. " Tb giant coaster, th largest In th state. th moat popular. Fre motion picture la another amusement si open air theater U wail populated. Dano tng In th open air pavttUn I in most popular recreation, with th smooth floor and fin tnualo tmprovina th fua for th large number. , TryCuticura For Your Skin Trial Fro3 I No matter how ' ecTcre the itch ing, burning and disfigure ment of rashes, eczemas, pim ples and dan druff a hot bath with Cu ticura Soap fol lowed by Cuti- mra Ointment lightly rubbed on will bring immediate relief and point to speedy healment when all else has failed. Cears am aa OWaM stfct !!, liooral mmet tf kr nnS tr wilk - boa. Ilinw smi ar "OwtiOTKa," Oast. 1. keataa. D.BctmF Bails Sanatorium ThU Institution ! th only on In tb central west with aeparaU building situated In their own ample ground, yet entirely dis tinct, and rendering It possible to classify cases. Th one buUalaf being fitted for and devoted to the treatment of non-contagious and b on-mental diseases, no others be ing admitted; the other Rest Cot tag being designed for and d vuied to the exclusive treatment of select mental cases requiring for s time watchful car sad spe cial nursing. nrK AGENTS KVJrXLu WANTED The Very Beet Store and n rating Coal GET A TRIAL CAR. I. M. COX, North Platte. Neb. i nPav-' - MeMaIMMB) Mid-Summer Sales in Every Department of This Big Money-Saving Store Prices Have Been Cut So' Low You Cannot Af- ford to Miss Your Chance to Buy During This Sale . The Special Purchase Goods from Our Buyers Have Just Arrived Women's, Misses9 and Children9 s Suits and Dresses at Special Prices J35 Early Autumn styles in Women's Dresses shown for the first timo Mondnv nt $19.50, $25.00 and . Five manufacturers' stocks of "Women's, Misses' and Chil dren's Ready to Wear Midsum mer Suit, Dresses, Skirts and Waists; bought by our buyer Inst week in New York at 50o on a dollar, on sale Monday. E00 Women's and Misses' Dresses, In taffetas, crepe de chines, nets, linens, voiles and other wash materials, come In fifty different designs, all colors and sizes; dresses In this ! 1 r, ff sale worth $20, Monday 1 1eUU 4OS ITT 1 . co w omen b ana Misses' summer Dresses in all the season best styles and materials; made to sell at $7.50, $10 &A fC and $12.50, Monday . . .UO Hundreds of Women s and Misses' Pretty Summer Dresses; worth $5.00 and $0.00, Mondav $2,95 76 Women's and Mlstes' Suits In Palm Beaches, serges, checks, gabardines and novelty; sold at $15. $18, few $20. Monday. . More Men Sport Coats '"r tfj 1 O p7tZ Monday at $7.95, $10 and Plw0 $7.95 Thousands of Nobby Wash Skirts in Gabardines, Honey Combs, Corduroys, Linens, Piques and Palm Beaches; worth $3 to $7.5i Monday at $1.P5, (fio fit? 2.95 and i . . . . V O.VO MONDAY SPECIALS Women's White Underskirts; '7Q- worth $1.60, at 7C ' Made of good quality Heather Hyde. Women's Long Crepe Klmo- f yf C nos; sold at $2.50 and $3,4letO. Women's Long Silk Kimonos.' QC worth $5.00 and $6.00,.at Pa&s70 Visit our Baby Bazaar for complete In fants' outfits, 2d floor. Just received more extra large siza Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts and Waists, in all the newest styles. Waists, extra large. Kkirts, extra large . . Coats, extra large.. Dresses, extra large Suits, extra large. $ 81,00 to 1.05 to 7.50 to 20. l.5 to 829.50 5.00 2.75 .OO 2.50 to $35.00 Just received more new Maternity Dresses at $10, $12.50. $15. $20 and .... . . . ... . .$25.00 Thousands of Now Waists just re ceived for Monday, greatest va riety of styles ever shown in Omaha, elegant values at $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 and ....... . $.95 A Great Embroidery Sale $2.25 Embroideries at 79c Yard Monday we will place on- sale an ex quisite line of th finest Embroideries, worth from $2.25 to $S per yard, at the extreme low price of, per yard .... 79 This lot contslns the finest hand-loom Embroideries, made In Swiss, mull, voile, organdie and handkerchief cloth. No finer embroideries made; 2 to Ba yard lengths, 18 to 42 Inches wide. This is THE Embroidery bargain of the sea son. 8:30 Monday morning. Loom Strips of Embroidery A big tin of i M to -yard loom strips at halt price. lOo Embroideries st, yard 5i ISo Embroideries at, yard 7tt tOc Embroideries at, ysrd 10 30c Embroideries at, yard. ...... .15 60c Embralderles at, yard. S5 A big line of 18 and 27-inch Embroider ies at, yard 15c. 25 snd 40 LACES 18, 27 snd 46-ln. Lace Flouncing on sale Monday, yard, 29, 40c, 69c. 08 A big line of Trimlng Laces; Monday at. yard -54 10c Pad Hose Supporters, pair.... 25 35c Pad Hose Supporters, palr....lO $2.60 Thermos Bottles, qt. slse 81.75 Tint Thermos Bottles 85c Uearl Buttons, per dosen 2ttg 25c Embroidered Handkerchiefs. .. 10c 0o Dress Shields, per pair ....... 10 Specials for Monday 60c Fancy Sash Ribbons, yard 20 76c Fancy Sash Ribbons, yard.... 39c Children's Ho30 Supporters, palr..7Vsc P. F. C. Cotton, per ball l'ig? 60c Bathing Caps, each 25 $2.00 Handbags, each -08 20o House Caps 10t DOMESTIC ROOM SALE The Opportunities lor Greet Saying Are H KllMil.B, WASH titJUIJS, SHtKIS, CASES, HED SPREADS AND TOWELS. Lai la Roohk Dress Crepe, 27-ln. wide, neat printed designs, was 12 4c, now, yd. 6 tog Windsor Crepe, 30-in. wide, dainty print ed patterns, was 18c, now, yard. . . .9Hg White Pique. Dot 8wlss, Lace Cloth, Cross Bars, former price 12 He, now, per yard . . 7H Garner's Percale, 36 Inches wide;' light grounds, dress style, was 12 4c, now, per J" -7 He Apron Check Gingham, standard 6c blues and white, now, yard v.:. .4 He ere- July Clearance Sales Are Important. uoDieacnea de-in, Aiusiin, was "He, now, yard .....I..." 4 Bath and Huck Towels, former price 10c, now, each .74,4 Bed Sheets, bleached; 72 and 81x90, for mer price C9c and 65c, now, each...50c Pillow Cases, standard size, was 12 He, now, each ...... 7H Bed Spreads, hemmed,' scallop or fringe, satin finish, $3 spread, now. . . . . .82.15 Bed 8preads, colors blue, pink, yellow, were $1.25,' now, each 90 Table' Damask, ' bleached or cream, 68-in. wide, was 38o, now, yard 25 Windsor Crepe, SO-in. wide, the best weave and weight for summer negligee, under wear, etc., 18c quality, now at, yd., 13 H Table Damask, 64-ln wide, novelty col ored border, gold, pink and blue, best American mane, yara .50c Napkins, 20-in. size, ready hemmed, fine American damask quality; dozen. .. .98 WHITE GOODS AND LINENS Seeded Vnlla' Tjarn VaII Qh.ii fl-it. - F mtmv V1)V uunuv TV VlUlUl 39-in. wide, 38o and $9o values; the most popular sheer fabrics of the season, now, yard .. 25 Toweling.- 18-ln. wide, soft and absorbent, pur white, sanitary bleach, yard. .-'.10c Bath. Towels,' extra heavy, generous size, hemmed. The best 36o towel produced, on sale at, each .'.;.' .25 WASH GOODS CLEARANCE. Af; c.;-'- - - a f a 1 vill , JULY SALES BRING GREAT REDUCTIONS ON NEEDED FABRICS Voile Dress Material. 4 0-1n. wMa Dm. n tire collection, over 100 choice designs. Neatest staple stripes to th popular awn ing stripes and dainty floral designs, small Special Silk Values for Monday .25 pieces of 40-inch printed all-silk crepe d chines and silk poplins, In a good rang of sty Us and . colors; former prices $1.60 and $2.00. Tour choice Monday 93c 15 piece of yard-wide chiffon dress taffetas, a bright lustrous quality. In navy, gray, brown, wisteria Myrtle, fawn and black. Splendid values, worth $! 88c 60 pieces of 32 and 86-lnch all Uk tub silks; pretty new stripes that launder well, some with satin stripes and novelty candy stripe. $1 and $1.25 values at . . . ." 68 Silkt Slightly Damaged by Water About 1.000 yards of yard-wide tub silks. Got slightly wet last wek. Whll they ar water marked It does not hurt their wearing qualiUee, Worth 38a and 65c. While they last 18 Men's Furnishing Department 100 dozen high grade Summer Shirts from our big New York purchaso. Every material represent ed in this lot, worth to $2, at 69 A largo lot of Kibbed aud Mesh Shirts and Drawers, white and ecru colors; worth to 75e, at . . . .35 Domestic Room Men's Mesh and Ribbed Union Suits, ecru and blue colors; worth to $1, at dQ6 and 35e Men's 10c Ilose 5 Men's lOo Handkerchiefs at ...5e (Sunday Papers) or large: all naw nn v.i-H Tissue Gingham and Russian Cord Crepes. These two lines of woven and printed col or effects now.. on sale at, yard,,.'. .'. . 10 Special Sale in the Drapery Dept. Third Floor Madras, full line,36x45 ins. wide, at, yd., 25c, 30cJ and ....35 Scrim, 36 inches wide, cal. border, plain center; I80 value, Mon., yd., 12l2p Bungalow Nett, 45 inches wide, col. ecru and white, at, yard ...25c to 45c? Cretonnes, all colors,' 3G ins. wide, at, yd., 12c, 22V2S 25c and . .35t Imported Lace Curtains, up to $35 a pair; all kinds at Vs price. Lace Curtains, 2V2 yards long, ecru and white; 93c kind Monday, pr. ..59 Carpet Department All new UlB'pattem. No seoonds or ml-raatched rusa In thl dept. 9x12 Seamless Wilton Rugs,' $32 values; sale . price ... $34 8-3x10-6 Seamless Wilton Rugs, $27 values: sale price ... 820 7- 6x9 Seamless Wilton Rugs, $22 values; sale price. . : -81G 6x9 Seamless Wilton Rugs, $1. values; sale price ...813.50 9x12 Seamless Tapestry Brus sels Rugs; sale price. . . .$16 8- 3x10-6 Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs -813.50 7-6x9 Seamless Tapestry Brus sels Rugs, sale price 810.50 6x9 Seamless Tapestry Brus sels Rugs; sale price. .gS. 50 27x54 Axmlnster : Rugs, $2.60 values, at .81.08 36x72 Axmlnster Rugs. $4.60 values, at S3.0S Best Window Shades, oil col ors, 36 Inches wide, 7 feet long, t 45c Best Water Colored Window Shades, 36 inches wide, 7 feet long, at 30 Linoleum. 12 feet wide, best quality. 85c valu. sq. yd. COc Drugs and Toilet Articles for Monday 25c Mentholatum ' . 1 o 50c Canthrox. for shamnoo. for 29 60e Daggett Ramsdale's Cold Cream .:...- ...39 Djer-Klss Pace Powder and ?u" 60 60o Sempre Glovin . . . . .29 6 cakes Ivory Soap 19c 9 cakes Jergen's Assorted Soaps for '..25 Wonder Fly Killer, 3 for. 25 J Physicians' and Surgeons' Soap per cake Q 60c Pebeco Tooth Paste. .35J 26c Perspino for perspiration, at .'. .15 Hire's Root Beer Extracts ?t : !..12H Large1 assortment of Hand Brushes 36c, 60c and 60c val- u at 25 $2.60 Guaranteed Water Bot- tlfor .. . 81.49 Rapid Flow Guaranteed Sy ringe for 82.00 $1.50. Hot Water Bottle. .984 Read Our Big Grocery Sale for Monday and Save One-Fourth to One-Half on the Cost of Living 48-lb. bag Best High Grad Dia mond 11 Flour nothing finer for bread, plea or cakes, bag SI. GO 16 lbs. Best Can Granulated Sugar for 81.00 7 lbs. Fancy Rolled Breakfast Oat Meal 15 8 lbs. Whit or Yellow Corn meal tor 17c 4 lbs. Hand-plceke4 Navy Beans tor .., 25c 4 lbs. Fancy Japan Rice lOo quality 25c 9-os. bottl Parker Hon Catsup for 7Hc) H-lb. cakes Baking Chocolate 'or lf 6 boxes Banner Match. .. 10d 8 bottles Wild Cherry Pbosbai -a very refreshing and delMou drink for hot weather 25c Sl-oi. Jars Pur Fruit Presents for ""it 1 10 bars Beat-'Em-All, Diamond C or Laundry Queen white laun dry soap 25c lG-os. cans Fancy Rip Olives for 10 Advo Jell for desert the Jell that whips, pkg. 7 He 3 double sheet Tangle Foot Fly Paper 5 c Tal cans Alaska Salmon. . . . 10 W. O. C. or Krumbles, pkg.. 9c E. O. Corn Flakes, pkg 5 Diamond H Blend, for lc tea, Pr J 35c Golden Santos Coffee, lb. ..20c The best Tea Stftlngs. lb. 12 H e THE PEOPLE'S Bl'TTER AXU CUEKSE MARKET Th best Creamery Butter, car ton, lb 3Qc The best Creamery Butter, bulk, lb 28c Good Country Butter, lb. ..25c Fancy Brick Cheese, lb 20c New York, White Wisconsin Cream or Young America Cbeeso, per lb. 20c Buy Your Vegetables at Haydens' and Save 5( IVr Cent on the Coet of Living. New Potatoes. 15 lbs. to pk. 20c New Corn, dosen .-15c bunches Green Onions ....5c I lbs. Green or Wax Beans 10c 4 bunches Beets, Turnips or Car- .5 rots 2 large Green Peppers. .... ,5c Fresh Ripe Tomatoes, lb 5c 6 bunches Fresh Leaf Lettuce "c New Cabbage, lb 2 3 large Cucumbers 10c Freh California Fruit and Ber ries of ail kinds at ! thaa vlolle price. Hot Weather Hardware WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZERS 2- jt. White Mountain freesers now 81.79 3-Qt- - White Mountain freesers now 82.19 4 - Qt. White Mountain freezers now. . S2.40 6-qt. White Mountain freesers, re duced to ..... 83.19 Our Entire Line of White Moun taiu Refrigerator 'Being Uoaed Out at About One-third Off. WATER COOLERS $2.65 sis reduced Mon. to 82.10 $3.25 size reduced Mon. to 82.70 $3.65 size reduced Mon. to 83.19 $4.60 sis reduced Mon. to 83.08 OVEXS FOR OIL. GASOLINE, GAS BTOYES Small 1 -burner ovens . . . . . OSc? Large 1-burner ovens, regular $1.76 kind 81.29 Large 1-burner ovens with glass door, regular price $2.25. 81.89 Large 2-burner ovens, double July Sale of Glassware Ice Pitcher, regular $1.00 values, special, each 50c Regular 6c Water Glasses, two for 5c Fin flint blown Glasses, regular 60c dosen kind,. dosen 39c $1.60 dozen Ice Tea Glasses, six for , 50c 10c Goblets, each 5c Shur Seal Fruit Jars, one-pint size, dosen 59c Sure 8el Fruit Jars. 1-pt. size, do" ..-..650 Masoa White Crown Jar Caps, per osen 10c 10c dozen Fruit Jar Rubbers, two dozen for 15c walls, regular price $2.26 81.89 Large 2-burner ovens, double walls, glass door, regular price $3.00 ........ $2.50 Gas Plate A larg 2-burner plate, special 81.19 We sell Garland Gaa Range. For general satisfaction It ha sM superior.