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THE OMAHA DAILY 1VEK: SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1900.
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Men's Furnishings
Mon's .'55c underwear in all eizea at 15c
Men's 50c; underwear in plain and fancv colors, all sizes from
84 to 44, at 25c
Men's 91.00 underwear, balbriggan and fancy lisle in all the
now colors, at 45c
Men's 25c half hose in plain and fancy colors, at 10c
Men's Si. 00 shirts with separate cuffs, at 29c
Men's 50c neckwear in all the new styles, at 15c
Men's $1.00 bicycle hose in fancy colors, at 49c
Men's 50c suspender.-? in all the new styles, at 25c
Men's $1.50 and $L.00 Madras shirts in all the newest styles,
, at.. . 08c
Scriven's patent elastic seam drawers at 59c
The best quality of jean drawers with double seat, at. . .39c
5 cases men's plain balbriggan
with pearl buttons and Bilk
double seat this garment
stores, but we will sell at
Men's $2.00 silk underwear at
Men's 75c night gowns at
Notions
50c New Neckwear 25c.
The very latest novelty in ladies' neckwear 25c
30c ladies' new neckwear 15c
$1.50 fancy f routings 59c
25c laces 7c
75c pulley belts . 25(2
25c photograph frames 9c
Uicyclo playing cards. . . . 15c
Ladies' linen collars. . 7c
50c table covers 25c
20c rubber button hose supporters only, per pair 9c
35c laces, per yd 10c
China& Glass Bargains
In Basement
Flro Polished Tumblers 2c
Borry Dishes, crystal, largo size 7c
Ornngo Rowls, largo size, very close Imitation cut glass, regular price SOc, ile price 23c
Berry Rets, Btalned glass, I'rlncesj pattern, consisting of 1 largo and 6 small berry
dishes, worth 90c, salo prico , 49c
Japanese Individual Tea Pots, cold everywhere for 2Se, sale price lOc
Creamers So j Fruit Saucers, scml-porcclain 2c
Fruit Saucers, decorated in spray and floral work, each 3&c
riates, scml-porcelaln, cholco decorations, worth TGc, set six (or 39c
Cups, nnd Saucers, English Porcelain Tcae, decorated, set, six for SOc
Special in Lamps
Base Lamps Just received vory latest styles, In beautiful tints and spray decora
tions, cither with shade or globe, worth ? 1.50, sale price 89c
Millinery Dept
For Saturday wo will sell Ladles' Trimmed Hats, worth $3.00, for $1.50
Those worth $5.00. for $2,95
Children's Trimmed Hats 7oc, 93c and up
Sailor for 25c. 35c, 15c, 50c and up
Flower Wreaths 10c and 15c
All kinds of beautiful Flowers at Just half former price.
SEARS TARES THE STAND
Admiti that He Eniw Chiniqny, bat Dinies
Any Wrongdoing.
MAKES GOOD WITNESS FOR H'MSELF
AelKlilMirs mill Illinium Aoclutr of
I lie At' (Mi iieil .linn Snrnk of
Hint In Term if t'oni
uriuliit lull.
The prosecution having rested Its case In
tho Sears trial late Thursday nfternoJn, the
morning session yestordny watt occupied with
tho testimony of tho defendant In his own
behalf. Mr. Sears admitted freely his ac
quaintance with Detective Chlnlquy anil de
scribed in a natural way his dealing with
tho supposed blind contractor. When tho
alleged acceptance of a $10 note was re
ferred to, how over, tho witness showed somo
excitement nnd denied In u vehement man
ner that any such transaction had ever taken
place. Although ho showed agitation at
critical polnto, Sears mado a good witness
for his cause, admitting readily every point
advanced by the prosecution which had no
incriminating bearing, nnd denying with
equal emphasis any rcllcctlon upon his (Offi
cial Integrity.
Deputy County Attorney Dunn laid espe
cial stress upon tho confrtblou alleged to
have been mado by Scars in tho offlco Of
Attorneys Gaines, Dulllo and Wright on New
Year's day. On that occasion Sears Is nald
to have admitted that ho received $10 fiotn
Chlnlquy, hut that tho money was simply
looked upon as a loan. On the stand Sears
dented having had such u conversation.
Subpoenas huvo been Issued for the at
torneys mentioned and their side of the
tory will bo Introduced in rebuttal.
.No Kiplniiitt loll for (lit Draft,
Tho acceptance of tho draft for $15 Seara
was unable to controvert, the docum nt
speaking for Itself. Tbo defendant holdc,
however, that ho had no Idea that any
dishonest action was expected from hi in
In return and that In evidence of his Inno
cence ho exhibited tho draft to teveial
pertons, among whom was his employer.
Nervous Prostration
from whatever cause overwork,
dissipation, insomnia, care, worry
tends directly to permanent Invalidism
or the insane hospital. It is the banc
of the present age nnd of the Ameri
can people. In the mad pursuit of
money, men forcct health, happiness,
everything but business and the ac
cumulation of wealth, which, If se
cured, becomes valueless, because
they have no health with which to
enjoy it. The happy possessor of a
healthy !ody never knows he has a
body because of any ache or pain, and
with systematic, reasonable attention
lo business, invariable rest nnd recre
ation hours, plain, nourishing diet,
almost anyone can bo well. There
arc times, however, when there is an
unavoidable strain. Use a few doses of
co
lo tide over the emfrcrncjr It lll sittit to
maintain tlin well body at lis normil itandard,
and lor tho already tick thrro li notliinc better
to build up the comtliutiun and rehalllllalo
the ncriout tjilem
Prepared only by Th Dr J, II. McLon
Medlciuo Co., SI, I.ouii, Mo.
shirts and drawers, shirts made
binding, drawers made with
is sold at 75c by some of the
35c
$1.00
49c
Ho says he assured Chlnlquy that he need
expect no special favor on tho blind con
tract, but gavo no adequate reason why
the draft had been cashed and tho money
pocketed. Tho cross-examination failed to
develop any new facts and the witness was
excused.
Thi) lefense then Introduced neighbors
and business associates of Mr. Sears In proof
of the good reputation borne by him In the
community. 13. W. Bartlett, of tho firm of
Klopp & Bartlett, testified that he had lived
In the neighborhood of the defendant for tin
yesrs and that the latter had borne an ex
cellent reputation for honesty and Integ
rity. Ills standing In the community hid
been referred to by citizens of the locality
when Sears' candidacy for the school beard
was first agitated. On cross-e.xamlnat.o i
Mr. Bartlett admitted that he had heard of
previous alleged dishonest piaotl.es of Sous,
eai'iclnlly with reference to a deal to in
troduce pianos Into tho public schosls, JIIj
opinion, however, had not been affectel.
Similar testimony to that of Mr. Bartlett
was given by George Munro and Herman
Drelbus. Tho latter, as a member of the
Kopp-Drelbus company, has employed Mr.
Sears during a period of thirteen year.
During thai time the defendant has been
entrusted with money and accounts, all his
duties being performrl in a proper and
satisfactory fashion,
Mm. Hi'urx Given Trstiniuny.
In the atterncon the defense sprang nn
unexpocted and effective witness In the
person of Mr. Scars, who teitlfled in detail
as to tho alleged exchange of money on
tho corner of Twenty-fourth and Spauldlng
streets. She showed tho utmoit conirojuro
and her evidence dealt a haul blow to the
prosecution. Mrs. Pears admitted bavins
entorcd the drug store at tho corner men
tioned while her husband and Detective
Chlnlquy engaged In conversation outside,
She said she stood Just Inside tbo glass door
and was able to seo everything that trans
pired between tho two men. There was no
offer or acceptance of money, she assert.-),
during the entire colloquy. Ths testimony
of the two detectives on this point Is that
, Mrs. Sears walked so far Into tho Interior
i of the ature as to bo out of sight to anyone
I nn tho sidewalk near tho location of the
two men.
F.UIMBIIS OUT IMO Tit O I' 111,1 :
Interfered with WorUlnR of nn Irrl
Rtitlnn IH Ich In Duni'i Cotiul).
Deputy United States Marshal John O,
Moore has returned from Fort Robinson,
bringing with him Kred A. Macomber and
Van Jackman, charged with Interfering with
tho working of an Irrigating ditch upon the
military reservation contrary to the federal
statutes.
The arrest of Macomber and Jackman Is
the result of an Irrigation war among cer
tain farmors of Dawes county. One party
constructed an Irrigating ditch which an
other party believed Infringed upon Its
rights, Ono of tho gates nt the head of tho
ditch was demolished and Macomber ami
Jackman were indicted at tho pretent twin
of court, They will furnish bond for their
appearance.
Court .Votrn,
In the en.e of Otto C. Blrney against the
Ohlragn House Wrecking company u
motion to require the plaintiff, to make his
petition more detlnlto und certain was over
ruled. In the case of Miles agalnat Hawke In
the 1'nlted States circuit court Judge
Manger sustained a motion to strike tho
amended bill of tho complainant from tho
flies. Tho case I one wherein the plaintiff
sought to establish tltlo to eertnln tow.i
lots In Nebraska City, nnd falling In that
sought to have a constructive mortgage
foreclosed.
Report show that over flftoen hundred
liven have been saved through the use of
One Minute Cough Cure. Moat of thei
wero cases of grippe, croup, asthma, hojp
tng cough, bronchitis and pneumonia. Its
early use prevents consumption.
HAYDEN
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It's What You
the way plain
Not Until
next week they must and will be sold. Look everywhere, but
before you buy. Our immenso.lino of Suits is divided into
The Fur Will
Lot 1 An assortment of Suits
Suit in America, at each
Lot 2 A collection of Suits equal to the best in the coun
try. They are all silk lined; they are in eton, tight- (1110 Cid
fitting and jacket effect: they are worth up to $35, ntP-HvJ
Lot 3 These are the cream of the market. Many of you
nave seen tnem tnis season. This is an opportunity
mat we always give late
worth up to $00.00 at
Specials for Friday.
25 dozen Wrappers With a 15-inch flounce, 2 ruffles over
shoulder, extra wide at the h ip, regular 1.50, for
25 doz. Ladies'
Waists 5a.
That are neat and pretty Waists that
keep the color and wear more to select
from than all the houses in Omaha com
bined. 20 dozen Waists at. .25c
$1.00 Waists at 49c
$1.50 Waists at 75c
$2.00 Waists at $1.00
Another large shipment of White
Waists just received from the best manufac
turers in America from
$1.00 Up to $6.00
HAYDEN BROS.
FUS10NISTS ARE DOWNCAST
Qlopm Liki that of Egypt's Night Ennlops
Thiir Damping Grounds,
F0N0EST HOPES HAVE BEEN BLASTED
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Admit .Sorrowfully Hint It Dornii't
.Mutter .iitt Wholher They
XmiilitHte Anyone for
CimgreM.
The pythagorean theorem In politics wul j
be solved In Omaha Saturday afternoon by
tho three fusion elements, which will meet
In threo-cornercd congressional convention.
It will doubtless bo demonstrated that the
nquaro described upon tho democratic
hypothenuse is equal to the) squares de
scribed upon the other two sides. It is
generally deemed almost u foregone con
clusion that Kdgar Howard of l'apllllon will
be selected as the most available known
quantity. Any lingering Inclination amon
democrats to see thei honor conferred e so
where has been dissipated most uflectually
by the decision of tho supreme court In
the police commission case. 1'aradoxlcally
speaking, It Is almost Impossible to plcturo
the lassitude, that has animated tho fusion
leaders since they learned of the action of
tho court In that caso.
"It doesn't make much dlffercnco now
whom we nominate," said one democrat lu
speaking sorrowfully on tho subject. "Ho
won't know ho is running ctxeept by the
diaft from tho wardheelers."
"There Isn't much uso of nominating
anybody," said a leading populist. "I think
that all hopu for fuslonlsts was snuffed out
by tho result In that case."
Thf democratic convention will meet at
Osthoff's hall at 2 p. m., and It Is not
deemed likely that any name will be men
tioned except that of Kdgar Howard. As ho
does not live In Douglas county, It Is p:s
ilblo that ho has not becomo so Infected
with tho prevailing despondency aj to de
cline the sacrifice. Tho populists will meet
at tho fusion I'etor Cooper club rooms. It
has no candidates and will doubtless half
heartedly swallow anything the democrats
may offer. No one among tint populists
appcirs to bo opposed to Howard. The
tllvnr republicans will meet in tho hall at
county democracy headquarters. Two silver
republicans ate mcntlonol for the nomina
tion and ono or both of them will probably
bo given complimentary votes until It be
comes necessary to endorao Howard's
nomination by the- other two factions. They
are II. K. Burnbam, an attorney, and C. O,
Lobcck, city councilman.
Vote early and often.
CHEMICAL ANN IS INSANE
"N'nniHii of I'rcullur Trnltn nnd Clever
1'hiKiTN In AdJuilBril of I nil nil
Mind li)- Inmuilty Ilnuril.
Bertha Llbbecke, who has won the so
briquet of "'alntlng Bertha," b:icausa sho
swoons to elicit sympathy and of "Chem
ical 'Ann," because sha bleaches bor hair,
has been adjudged Insane by Dr. George
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES
One size smaller after ualng Allen's Foot
Ease, a powder to be shaken Into the shoes.
It makes tight or new shoes feel easy;
fives instant relief to corns and bunion,
t's the greatest comfort dlcovery of the
age. Cures and prevents swollen feet, blis
ters, callous and sore spots, Allen's Knot
Eai Is a certain cure Vor sweating, hot,
aching feet. At all drugglats and shoe
stores, 26e. Trial package FRKE by mall.
Addreie, Alien 6, Olmated, Le Hoy, N, Y,
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IT'S NOT WHAT
YOU EARN,
Save. Saturday's offers show
and direct for big savings.
Now
Fly at These Prices
equal to any $15.00
in the season
Underskirts, regular $1,
Tllden of thci insanity .board and an at
tempt will be made to send her to an asv
lum. The doctor went to hor home, 831
South Eighteenth treet, Friday. She an
swered his ring and then fell fainting at
his feet, afterwards having a spoil of hys
teria. A case was pending against Bertha In
pollco court for burglarizing a dry goods
store and stealing a quantity of hosiery,
but this will be dismissed.
The woman has not lived in Nebraska
long enough to obtain a residence hero und
so cannot bo sent to any of tho state asy
lums, but an effort will be mado to have
her returned to the Institution at Clarlndi,
la., from which she was discharged six
months ago as cured.
(iniiruntrrd Cure for I'llra.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Plies. No cure no pay. All druggists are
authorized by the manufacturers of Pazo
Pllo Ointment to refund tho money where It
falls to euro any case of plica, no matter of
how long standing. Cures ordinary cases in
six days; tho worst cases In fourteen days.
Ono application gives ease and re3t. He
llovcs Itching Instantly. This la a new dis
covery and Is the only pllo remedy told on
a positive guarantee, no cure, no pay. Prico
50c. If your druggist don't keep It In stock
send us GOc In postago Btuaips and wo will
forward same by mall. Manufactured by
Paris Medlcino Co,, St. Louis, Mo. Manufac
turers of Laxativu Bromo-Quinlno and
Orovo's Tasteless Chill Tonic.
Don't you know somo deserving girl who
ought to have a vacation? Cut your vaca
tion coupons from Tho Bee and save them
for her.
Here's a Selection For You
Knabo l'lnnofi, Krnnli'h & Hiu'li
I'lnnos, Ilnllct & Davis Pianos, Hnsh &
fJerta PlunoH, Irving Plnnos , KniHii'
Pianos, lloolbo Pianos, Llghtu I'lnnos,
Mnrtlu Ilrost. Pianos, Weber I'luno.
Hospo Pianos, etc., ok-.
i All these Unit makes nro on view
In our Kalos rooms und wo nro tiellinj:
111 tin on the easiest kind of tcrnw and
at iiik'Ps which nobody olso can com
pete with. Call ami see them at your
Urst opportunity.
i I'lnnos tuned, repaired nnd polished.
1 Moving at reasonable charges.
A. HOSPR
Music and Art 1513 Douglas.
Doos Your Boy Waar Shoas
I f ho does and he Is ns lively as the
nverage boy, It costs you many u dollar
to keep his little toes covered up Did
you ever think that changing shoeuial;
ers might cut down the expense' Many
it mother has found by uxnerlence that
i our boys' shoes will wear longer than
some others anil so that, for the price
Sl.riO we give tho best siioe In Omaha -iv
real leather shoe There Is a great
difference In shoes these are all leather
I We lit them with care and always try
to please Saturday Is boys' shoe day at
our store Men's low shoes, small sizes,
d. l. 7, 7'G, $1.00 per pair.
Drexel Shoe Co.,
aaaha'a Up-ta-date Shoe Hease.
1419 FARNAM STREET.
HAYDEN
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HAVE wo come to realize that our recent
purchaso of Ladies' Suits were so enor
'lnous. Our New York buyer got them at
n frOlfir rP iltniti t.in1 unlit., f I 1.
in justice to yourself see ours
3 lots, and for the next week
$6.50
$15.00
7Cn
Ow
for 25c each.
Skirt Sale
Worthy of the Name.
Ladles' Linen Skirts, worth $2.00 y- -v
for OVC
Ladles' Mack Figured Skirts O f
for OVC
Ladles' Cheviot and Serge Skirts, lined with (HO CA
good percallue, worth $5.00, for Hp'OvJ
Ladles' Rainy Day and Clolf Skirts, with 4C O 7 Cj
plain back, worth $7.50, for : IpJ. O
Ladles' Black and Colored Skirts, hi silk,
crepon, cheviotxVcnctlau, broadcloth made In
tho latest stylo, gome silk Unci, worth rtj ETT
$10.00, for kPO.UU
50 SAMPLE SKIRTS Xo two alike some
with accordion pleating, fancy applique,
colored, drop sklrte and other new creations (Jl-i f
of fashion, worth up lo $10.00 for ij) 1 vr a V? )
HARMONY IN PEOPLE'SCflURCII
SicaJirg DeiconB Dropped from Mtmbtr
tbip and Their Snccttiori Elected.
RtV. SAVIDGE CONTINUES IN CHARGE
l.nynlty nnd Devollon of 111 I'olloiv
rrn I'lrimr tho I'liMnr tirentlj
I'm (lire of the Church
Ik llrlKht.
Harmony, full und complete, Is once more
rampant In tho ranks of the constituents of
B.ev. Charles V. Savldge's People's church.
Following the somowhnt sensational gather
ing of Monday night, when the compact ex
isting between the churches of Rev. Savldgo
und Ucv. Mclnturff nt Spokane was broken
and the bitterness created by this action
caused a breach among the officers of the
local church by tho withdrawal of three of
the elders, Thursday night's meeting was
an example of the opposite extrecnlty. Thero
was no feeling and, quoting' Hev. Savldgo,
"tho love of God was In tho heart of every
member present and dominated the proceed
ings of tho council.''
Tho Omaha People's church now occupies
tho sarao position of Indcpenden-o as before
the Joining of issues with tho Spokane con
gregation. Rev. Savldgo continues In charge
of tho (lock, his tenure of office being limited
only by his voluntary resignation or his re
moval by death. "I never knew my peoplo
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Grand Jewelry Sale
The entire stock of an eastern factory on salo at one
fourth regular factory prices.
Stick Pins, Belt Buckles, Waist Sets, Brooches, Cufl
Buttons, etc.
TJcfor all tioc goods. 124c for all 50c goo'do.
25c for all 1.00 goods. ;5o for all 1.50 goods.
Hats
We are offering special values in straw and crash hats
this week.
Hoys' Yncht In fancy band 10c ' Men's Harveit, 20c and 23e
Uoye'. Yacht with plain or fancy band Men'o Crash Helmet 40o
35c nnd 45c Men's special white Manila 75o
Hoys' nnd Girl's fancy Sailors, 10c, " Visit our stiff hat department nnd see the
20c and 25c latest styles, $1.00 to $3.00.
Hoys' plain Leghorn 6c
Ladies' Furnishings
Ladles' 35c Lisle Hose, at 15c
Children's Parasols at 15c, 25v nnd .... COc
Lndlcn' I'&rasols at PSc
Ladles' 50c Silk Vests In all colors, at.. 25c
Ladles' 25c Vests at 16c
Crackers
Nice Fresh made Ginger Snaps 4&c
A. H. C. Soda Crackers, fresh and crisp.. 6c
Graham and Oatmeal Crackers SVic
Kennedy's Hutter Cracker C'4c
V ........ J u v. uw.v. - . U,IU I
Kennedy's Favorite Milk Illscults SHcl
1 ) v. A.'. f.lln.li Illivlllta flu
8c
Meats and
PitKHII UHUSSKIl
Fresh Pork Sausage, (home made) .... 7Hc
Boneless Corned Ueef "14c
Fancy Lean Bacon HHc j
Honcless Cottage Hams 10'4c j
Boneless Minced llama, cooked 10c
Saturday's
Largo fancy lemons, per do 12Hc
9 lbs. fresh Breakfast oata for 19c
10 lbs. new Graham flour 20c
10-lb. sacks granulated cornmeal 0c
I'uro corn starch, 3 pkgs, for 10c
3 large sacks fine table salt 10c
3-lb, cans Mayflower tomatoes 7jC
2-lb cans fa'icy sugar com 74c
Tall cans blood red salmon 12lc
Largo bottles Worcestershire sauco. . .8 l-3c
Large bottles sweet pickled, only. .8 l-3c
Large bottle small, white onion 8 l-3c
Large bottlo mixed or plain pickles. .8 l-3c
Large bottles Columbia tomato catsup. .12'c
Quart cans baked beans, tomato sauce.. 9c
Schepp's shredded cocoanut, lb 20c
Baking chocolate, isir package 17Hc
Fancy sweet chocolate, package Sc
2-lb. cans blackberries, strawberries,
gooseberries or blueberries, only... 7i4c
Largo glasses pure fruit Jellies 8 l-3c
Butter and Cheese
Extra fancy soparator, creamery but
ter, fresh made, 19c, 20c, 21c and.. 22c
FreBh dairy butter, per lb 15c, 16c aud.l'VjO
Fancy full cream cheese, lb 3ttc
before," he said yesterday in speaking
of the council held Thursday night. "They
have upheld me a'dmirably, nobly. I never
bofore nppre:lated their love for me, their
loyalty and devotion. The future Is cer
tainly very bright, and now that we are rid
of the Influence of tho Spokane church,
which has certainly not been of the best, we
expect to go on with our plans and pave the
way for many souls to be brought Into tho
kingdom."
The election of officers nt Thursday night's
meeting resulted In tho selection of the
following trustees: Thomas A. Nelson, R.
T. Jester, J. H. Carroll, Thomas Baldwin,
.'ospph Gagbagcn; deacons, Mary Marsh Mrs.
Abble Haven, Mrs. Jano Mltchle, Brnest
Hodges, C. Iovegren, A. R. Sage, Richard
I Wells. In this Hut but ono of lha ol.l
1 ofllcors was ro-electcd, that being Brncit
! IlndcnR. denrnn.
The elders who walked out of the con
ference Monday night. J. B, Wllkerson,
Nowton Deuel and H. Rhodes, wore stricken
from the list of officers and have been
branded by tho faithful as "disloyal." The
Horsford'sAcid Phoiphati
For
NERVOUSNESS.
A superior restorative when the ner
vous system has become impaired by
mental or physical overwork.
Look Like a Fireman
Cause dat's do way de firemen's hold
a hose an' runs but I'se no lireman
I'm jlst plain every day colored man
workln' .rur Mr. Ilaymer It's my duty
lo write ads an sloh like nn' when I
tell you dat my boss has de only 'frlgo
rator on de market I'se tellln' de truth
It'ss de ltMnitnl cleanablc 'frlgerntor
de one dat takes so little lee an' keeps
de eatables so cold Dey lias got de best
ltlue Flame gasoline stoves de best
water coolers de best lawn mowers
de best lawn hose do best Ice cream
freezers de best hoes rakes und gar
den tides wat's sold an' his prices an.'
uwny down low If you have any
doubts you Jlst cnl an' see my boss
ditt's
A. C. RAYMER
151 1 FAHXAM ST.
U-IOS N Street, South Oranha.
Ice Cream Cannot Be Made
rich nnd line with milk We have been
' rending In tho trndo Journals of various
' substances with patented names for
cheapening ico cream they are nil one
form or another of gelatine nothing
harmful of course In gelatlne--but when
used In Ice cream It Is a swindle ntitl a
substitute itnd belongs to that well
knuwa but deceitful family of "Just as
good." We know that there Isn't any.
J thing Just as good to make Ice cream
wiiu as pure ncu ureaui it s me
foundation of llnlduff'H porfect Ice cream
to tho cream wo add pure sugar
then the finest vanilla and the Juice of
ripe choice fruits The result Is a
comblnatlnu of frozen lusctntisness
thnt Is worthy the nnmo of perfect Ico
cream A quart costs 40 cents put up
lu a little barrel.
W. S. Balduff,
1520 Faruaitt St.
Lidleft' $1.00 Summer Corsets at 49c
Ladles' SOc Drawers at 25c
Ladle' $1.00 Clowns at 50c
Hoys' SOc Shirt Waists at 25c
Ladles $1.00 Silk Vests at 50c.
Shredded Wheat Ulsculti 8c
Unoeda Ulsculta 3i
I'rotzel Letters, (something new) 10c
Anlmnl Crackers S4c
VIIULUVdl ............. M
Hoston Hutter Crackers S'tc
r. .... Vi !.,. ,1 1 0(
Grape Nuts Food
10c
Chickens
CIIICKICXS, 8 I-2C,
Now Bologna Sausage Mio
I'lckled Trlpo 4e
3-pound palls Best Brand Lard ISc
No. 1 California Hams So
Grocery Sale
Fancy whole Japan rice, per lb 5c
Pearl tapioca, per lb So
Sliced pineapples, worth 20c can,...12o
Pure condensed milk, per can 9c
Economy brand evaporated cream.... 9c
Imported sardines In ollvo oil, key
opener T'-jc
American breakfast cocoa, per can.... 10c
Condensed soups chicken, oxtail, etc.,
one can make9 enough for six 9c
Lemon, vanilla, strawberry, etc., ex
tract, regular 15a bottles, only 8 l-3c
New California prunes, medium, lb.. 5c
New California prunes, small, lb.... 3'4c
New California peaches, yellow, lb... 10c
Now red raspberries, per lb 17V4c
New white evaporated apples, lb.... 9c
Java and Mocha coffee, high grade, lb.. 20c
Fancy Rio and Santos coffee, lb 12V4o
Basket fired Japan tea, lb 35o
English Breakfast tea, lb 35c
Neufcbatel cream cheese, package 3o
Wo handle only pure hutter (no Imita
tion, no buttcrinc, no poor butter of any
kind).
dissatisfied elders have not yet determined
on what courso they -will pursue, although
It Is deemed Improbable thoy will longer
continue their connection wl h Rev, Savldge's
flock.
When you deposit your vacation coupons
pin them together. It will make the count
ing quicker and easier.
Rubber
Gloves,
Just the
thing for
protecting
the hands
while doing
housework.
Prico each
1.25. by
mail 10o
extra-
THt ALOE & PENfOLD CO.,
Defaranltr Brace Manafa.ote.rera.
1406 Fnrnam OMAHA.
Op. Pastou Hotel.
