THE OMAHA UEE: THURSDAY. SEPTEMP.KH 11. Vj:2.
FtTiViTr Bw.Tlur ta i r
FURTHER TALES
fi or
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RABBIT
TOAW.AIu1FJRSCHlMIUT
tarting This Morning, Thursday, September 14.
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The New Food Center Is Located at
1814 Farnam
AT-lantic 4603
I oui efforts have been centered on this bit? event. We have been making
1 fine Here bargains that have never before been advanced by Omaha grocers.
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730
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15c 1 1
350
11.10
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290
2.95
2.43
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100
PES,
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10$
FLOUR
Food Center, guaranteed, 48-lb St. 03
Gilt Edge, 48-lb SRI .53
Omar, 48-lb 81.711
Victor Flour, 48 lb. 81.711
Cooch Flour, 48 lbs SI. 71)
A Carload of Hew Extra
Fancy Fresh Pack
Canned Goods
This car eonsiaU of a complete line of Kamo, Advo
and Del Monte. Buy early of this fresh atock and
aave money.
Kamo or Advo Extra Sifted Peat, 30c value, 210
Dozen 813.85
Kamo Midget or Paris Sugar Corn, reg. 25c, tale
price, 1)0J dozen S2.25
Kmo No. 3 Solid Pack Tomatoes, reg. 30c seller,
grand opening price, 'J()C; per doz. ...S2.35
Del Monte Grated Pineapple, can
.190
Del Monte Spinach, can 2-10
Del Monte New Pack Loganberries, Peaches or
Apricots, No. 3 size, 40c to 45c sellers, Grand
Opening Sale, JJUf can or J8J5.80 P" dozen.
Del Monte Sockeye Salmon, 35c value for. . . .270
Nomis or Windmill Country Gent. Corn, can, 140
Dozen gl.5
Red Dot Sifted Peas, per can, 150; dozen, Sl.(5
No. 3 Hand Pack Tomatoes, 150 c"n5 doz., S1.75
Nomis Fancy Peaches, Anricots, Strawberries or
Raspberries, per can, 250 dozen $2.00
D?l Monte No. 1 size Apricots or Peaches. .. 190
We have also just received a carload of Standard
Canned Goods, bought especially for this Grand
Opening Sale, and will be sold at Grand Opening
Sale prices. .. .
Standard Corn, 3 cans, ?50 doz 954
Standard Peas, 2 cans, 250 doz SI. 40 9
Standard Wo. Z tomatoes, 2 cans, '50 doz.S1.40
Standard No. 2 Pineapples, can, J0; doz..S'..f 5
Ncmis Pork and Beans, can. lit: doz C1 K
. . . . ' - . ' V- ' ' ' 'UiJ f JU
;amo or Advo INo. 3 Pineapples, doz $1.15
Grand Opening
SPECIALS
Swansdown Cake Flour, large, pkg. 320
Instant Swansdown 270
Yacht Club Salad Dressing, special 120
Winner Matches, 6 large boxes 250
Post Toasties or Kellogg Corn Flakes, small, 3 for
2501 2 to 250
Large package Advo or Kamo Oats 210
4 -lb. box Graham or Krispy Crackers 590
Jello, all flavors 90
45c Del Monte Orange Marmalade 190
10c roll Toilet Paper 50
Edward Queen Olives, 25c seller, for. .. .... 15
Dr. Price's Baking Powder, special . . . .... , .
B loch's Best Broom, regular $1 seller .(J.j
Advo Jell, 3 pkgt ...23?
Skinner's Noodles or Macaroni, 3 for "250
Kernels of Wheat, pkg 230
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40c
nPrn'-B Jf
D.nifh Pioneer Butler,
Pr lb 38
Rex Nut Butterin 20
Gem Nut Butterin. 22
Cookinf and Checked Effi 22c
Country Creamery Butter, I Kumtninoit or Caraway Seed
per lb 37 Chee.e 30
SOAP
'lO bars P. & G. White Naphtha 430
P6 bars Palm'Olive and 1 free for 490
Urge Naphtha Wash. Powder 230
Snowdrift. Mazola
and Olive Oil
Snow Drift, 1 lb., 25c value for 19
Snow Drift, 2 lbs., 48c value for 37
Snow Drift, 4 lbs., 94c value for 720
Pint Can Mazola ..250
Quart Can Mazola 470
Half Gallon Mazola 87C
Gallon Mazola $1.70
Half Pint Old Monk Olive Oil 370
Pint Old Monk Olive Oil 690
Quart Old Monk Olive Oil $1.08
Half Gallon Kamo Brand French Olive Oil. .$1.85
Cmllon $3.45
CANNED FISH
Star Lobster, regular 30c seller, can 200
Star Lobster, regular 50c seller 350
Scotch Lassie Kippered Herring, special 150
California Oval Sardines, regular 25c seller. .150
Domestic Sardines, 6 cans 250
King Oscar Oil Sardines, special 150
Crown Jewel Sardines, packed in Norway in pure
olive oil, tiny fish, special, while they last, at
2 for 250
Finest Sardines, packed in France, "Yawl Club,"
4-oz. cans, special, while they last J5(4
Curtis Brand Chinook Salmon, tall can 250
Chum Salmon, 3 cans. 290
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Mail Orders 1 1 Phone Orders
will be filled on any
items in this ad. We
guarantee absolute
satisfaction. Be sure
and include postage on
all parcel post orders.
Telephone us early in
the morning. Your
order will be delivered
in a jiffy FREE to
any part of the city on
any order of $2.50 or
over.
GOLD DUST
Large
F.ck.g. of
th l.mou.
Gold Duit,
pec 11 h
tbl. Crand
Opmlnf
S.I..
25c
IK
Ak-Sar-Ben
Visitors
Given Special
Attention
TOBACCO
JUST INSIDE THE DOOR.
Manila Cigar, Sc value,
3 for 10
Bos of SO $1..0
Leo' All Havana, mad in
Tampa, 50 for ...$2.35
Moi.rt Vencedorai,
I8 va'u. 11c
Boa of 25 2.75
Prince Albert Smoking,
full lb St. 10
W1.aU Smoking, full
lb IS
S0 Fr.ack Orlar Pipe. 2TC
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!toiv foitulri.4 Jimmi fiaikli.
I crtain)g ant."
i,i t tic I iriil'ioinr, Minlliilf liri jiln.
ir kiu wr I h.i old I"P Spot l i'l
aIirp in In? lii'lr lioinc nr.ir Ly.
"."pol would urpriil if tie
kr.rw wlio wmi railing lirrr. lonlMlit,"
Jimmy climklrd. And ihrn, a tie
luriit d 4 corner of tin- fariiiliue, lir
liail a mrpri.c liiinirlf. Imide a wiie
runway, a while JUIib t tod and
t.irrd :i him.
"Hello!" aid Jimmy. "Mirre did
you conic from?"
"Are yon addretsin;,' n'-;" '
white huimv aked omrw li.il iool!y.
"Hoity-toity I" cri'd Juiitnie Kah
liit. "I rnt.iinly am. Did yon think
I wan lalkinn In old dng Spot?"
'I he while Ininny ltivrred.
"That terrible ireature!" he ex
ilaimcd. '"I can't l c.tr the itiht of
turn. I wish I'd never left my home
in the villas." , , .
"Oh!" aid Jimmy Rabbit. ".co
you came (rom the villas: !"
"I did." answered the smutf""
"I've river known anvthiiipt about
farm life. I thought I'd like it. But
I find I wa iniMaken."
"What' the m.iiter with farm
!iie:" Jimmy Kabbit ayked the white
bunny.
"It's not elix.iiit hioukIi for me,
llie other explained. "At home, in
the vtll.iKi', my mistre tied a pink
ribbon around my neck every morli-inK-
Heally, I eel ouite lot without
that pretty pink bow under my
chin."
Jimmy Rabbit i.treJ at the white
bunny a if he could hardly believe
it wa all true.
"Well," he said at last, "you ve rot
a kind mitren here. They say that
Mrs. Green" n
"I have no mistress at all now,
the newcomer interrupted in a com
plaining voire. "At home I beloneu
to a sweet little gir. Here I belong;
to a horrid rounh boy. He pinks
nic up by the ear! I've never been
treated no rudely in all mv life.'"
"Ohl" taid Jimmy Rabbit. "So
you belons; to Johnnie Green, eh:"
The white bunny nodded.
"Who's your owner?" he asked
his caller, .
Jimmy Rabbit looked surprised.
" haven't anv," he replied. (
"I suppose nobody wants you,
the white person went on. "Bcinp
a common wild rabbit, you're not the
sort that people care to have for .1
pet. A pink ribbon wouldn't look
stvl'sh asrainst your yellowish-brownish
coat,"
Jimmy Rabbit grunted.
"Kibbom," he said, "are not my
style. You won't find many of ns
country creatures wearing such gew
gaws." . .
The stranger w inced at Jimtny a
speech.
"We don't use. words like that in
the village." he murmured. "We
talk very elegantly down there."
"Why don't you p b.vk there,
then?" Jimmy asked the white bun
ny bluntly.
"I would if I could; but how can
1?" the white stranger retorted.
"Can't you see that I'm in a sort
of cae?"
"HukIi! I could dip my way out
of that quickly (iiuiirIi," Jimmy Rab
bit declared. "Look! Do you see
that corner over there? Johnnie
Green's wire floor doesn't cover it.
Get to work, friend, and you'll be
out hire with me before you know
it."
"Pardon me!" said 'he white bun
ny. "I didn't know 1 a friend
of yours."
"Well, you are." Jimmy told hint
gallantly.' 'You're a ttiend ol mine,
ind I'm a Iriend of yours."
The while centlcmau looked
doubtful about llul,
'1 never had anv friendi who wrre.
common wild rabbit," be re-narked.
"I don't know wh.il my friend down
in the vill.iKC would i.iy li they utf
me talking M you,"
"They'd v ymi were huk"
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Ibr truth, be w.n hrKimiini; ! loe
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