12
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATT"RT)AT, THCO I'lM H EH 22, 1000.
HEW MAN FOR COUNTY FARM
Commiaiionen Docido that it ii Nocomrj to
Remove Olmsted.
HOPELESS INEFFICIENCY IS CHARGED
lufoi-innl llulli.t Dim Hop. (lint Only
Our Mrmlirr of tin" llofirtt 1
In I'm ii r f II In Itr-
ll'lllllIM,
Tho county poor farm will be conducted
under u now management next year. The
rank Incompetency of the present superin
tendent haH disgusted oven tho members of
tho board who were bin firmest supporters
cveral months ago, when tho flagrant
neglect nnd mlsmanogemcnt out at the
farm becninn generally nlrcd unil tnlked
about. At an Informal meeting of the com
tulisloncrs n few days ago n vote was lakon
for the purposo of ascertaining how the
board members stood on the question of
ousting William Olmsted nnd tho ballot
v.n an eloquent collection of black built,
only onu member having voted to retain
Olmsted.
Tho chanRo will probably be mudo on
January 1, although there Is no one under
consideration for tho placo Just now. .Vow
that the fact that Olmsted has fallen wo
fully short of lining tho requirements for
capable superintendent has been udmlttcd
tho commissioners will discuss a man for
tho position In tho next few days. "Olm
ted hnH many shortcomings that ills
qualify him for tho place he holds," ono of
tho board members said, "but the most
glaring faults are his hopeless Inelllclcncy
and his neglect. Tho poor farm Is badly
run down nn n result of his tenure of ofllce.
Thrro Ih no system out there. Supplies nro
short nnd tho furniture nnd equipment aro
In poor repair. Then, nnother thing. Olm
sted Is In tho habit of associating with
tho servants on terms of familiarity, so
that when ho wants them to do nuythlng
for him they carry out his Instructions, If
nicy carry them out at all, whenaver It
suits them nnd not as ho has told them.
Tho wholo board realizes that ho Is nn In
competent, so wo are going to let him go.'
vn:itii,!,i:i ii.itm:ii shop.
A I'iiiikmin Simp In lie Ciirrnllton
iinifi, Hull liiuirt-, .Mm- Itinil.
The barber shop In tho Oarrollton hotel
Baltimore, storllzcs everything It ut.es In tin
shop. Tho sterilizing Is done by heat. Tin
towels, tho razors, tho strons. tb n Hnnri (In
combs and brushes aro all sterilized boforo
being used on n customer. Where there ii
no Hterlllzntloij, have tho barber use Now.
bro's Ilcrplclde. It kills tho dandruff cerm
nnd It Is nn antiseptic for tho scalp, and for
tho face after shav ng. All lcadlnir hnrtiern
everywhere appreciate theso potent facts
noout iierplcme ami they uso It. "Destroy
i no cause, you remove tho effect."
AniiiMiiiei'iiK'iilH nf (In- Tlii-iitrr.
Two performances nt tho Orphoum today
will bring another successful week to n
close. Tho bill has drawn big crowds nnd
mado n splendid Impression, in keeping with
tho reigning craze vaudeville and tho great
popularity of tho Orphoum. It Is matlneo
day nnd tho women nnd children will bo
present In throngs; It has been mado u
houvcnlr matlneo nnd ns n special at
traction tho seventh edition to tho album
of Orphcum celebrities will bo Issued, tho
picture) being of brilliant Jessie Coulhoul.
GETS NEW BUSINESS HOUSE
Unci ne WnKiiii nuil CnrrlnKi Comprint
Will I'limnkr Ctitinoll llltafTn
fur I) in ii tin.
Tho western establishment of tho Kaclnc
Wagon and Carriage company of Haclnc,
Wis., which for many years hus been lo
cated In Council Muffs, will bo moved to
Omaha and will bo ready for oporatlon
January 1. Ono cntlro floor of tho new
very building on South Tenth street has
been lensed by tho carrlago company and
ample quarters for n Jobbing house will be
provided. Tho -western office of the Haclnc
Wagon nnd Carrlago company has enjoyed
a largo business In the west nnd last year
tho business dono by tho Council Muffs
branch amounted to $300,000. Officials of
tho company believe that the first year's
business of the Omaha house will amount
to $o00,000.
"Tho removal ' of the Itiicltio Carrlago
company's western branch from Council
Muffs to Omaha," said Secretary Utt of
tho Commercial Club, "Is tho second large
Jobbing house to cross tho river within the
past year. Tho' first was tho John Dcero
Mow company, which Is already nicely lo
cated In this city. This fact certainly
speaks well for tho recognition of Omaha
as n most dcslrablo distributing and Job
bing point. The location of a big carrlago
firm hero will precludo the necessity of
Omaha people hereafter sending east for
flno cnrrlages and vehicles, llustncss of
this nature which has been turned to cast
ern cities for many years will naturally
remain In Omaha nnd bo no small Item In
Increasing tho volume of Omaha's Jobbing
trade."
IIAI.P ItATHS
To KniiKiin City nnil Upturn,
On snlo December 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25th,
81ft, nnd January 1st, via Omaha & St.
I.culs railroad. All Information at city
ticket ofilce, 1415 Farnam street (Taxton
hotel block) or wrlto Harry E. Moores,
Omnha, Neb.
Murray and Muck, who wlU open tholr
Christmas engagement nt lloyd's theater
with ii matlneo Sunday afternoon In their
new comedy, "Shooting tho Chutes," will
glva bond to banish euro for tbo cntlro
Christmas woek for all who witness their
performances.
ciiti'.ATi.v nr.micr.it IIATKS.
VI it Mllnniikrp Itnllway.
On December 22, 23, 24, 25 and 31, nnd on
January 1, tho Chicago, Mllwaukco & St.
I'atil rnllway will ocll excursion tickets to
points within 200 miles of each other nt
rnto of faro and nno-thlrd for round trip.
Theso tickets nro good returning until Jan
' uary 2.
City ticket ofllce, 1501 Fnrnam streot.
P. A. NASH,
General Western Agent.
"Turn Yir llnok"
on tbo cold, disagreeable weather of tho
north and spend your wlntor In tho sunny
south. Tho Illinois Central railroad has
tourists' tlcket.i on salo to New Orleans,
Florida, Nassuu, Cuba, Porto ltlco and
other winter tourist points, good for re
turn until Juno 1, 1001. For Information
regarding tho "Dlxlo Flyer," tickets and
hotels, call on or address W. H. Drill, D. F.
A., I. C. It. It.. Omaha. Neb.
HOLIDAY UATKfc
Via Hook iNluiiil ItiMltP.
'West of tho Missouri river, ono faro for
tho round trip. East of tho Missouri river,
ono and onu-third furo for tho round trip
to points within n distnnco of 200 miles.
Tickets on Bale December 22, 23, 24 25 and
31 uud January 1, (lood for return until
January 2. City tlckot office, 1323 Fnrnam
street.
Ilolliluy Iliitfi llnrllnetiiii Itoute.
December 22, 23, 24, 25. 31,
nnd January 1.
Hctwcon stations not moro
than 200 miles apart.
Good to roturn
Until January 2.
Tickets nt 1502 Fnrnam
and at Ilurllngtou station.
Attention, llunlnh llriitht'rlinml.
All members of lodgo No. 1 of D. II. S.
aro request cd to moot nt Washington hall
Sunday nt 12:30 to attend tho funeral of our
lata brother, L. M, Hunson, from Sixth and
I'nclfln streets. Memburs of 'other lodges
Invited. I'ISTKU HANS UN, President.
Ilollilny r.K'iiriloiifi
To Illnlr, Tekomah, Wayne, Hnrtlngton,
Sioux City nnd nil points In northeastern
Nebraska. Tickets on salo December 22,
23, 24, 25, 31 nnd Janunry 1, Webster street
depot, 15th and Webster streets.
holiday rtATi:s
Vlii .llUiiiHirl I'ltflftu Ity.
December 23, 24, 25, 31 and January 1.
For further Information call at com
pany's office, southeast corner Fourteenth
and Douglas streets.
Very I.imt.
Kates east,
west, north,
December 22-3-4-5,
31, January 1,
via
THE NOHTIIWESTEHN LINE!,
l 1401-1403 Farnam St.
.nllee.
Everybody says Orchard & Wllhelm have
tho best and largest stock of toys and hol
iday goods In tho west. Handy, too 1st
floor.
Wanted, n good man to do cnnvnsslrg In
tho country. (Jood pay for right man. Ad
dress B 4, Hee.
nii:i).
SMITH Mrs. Mury A., mother of Howard
11. Smith. Mi'H Mttl'.v H. Held and the lute
Watson It. Smith, died Friday, December
21, ugi'd Mi years.
Funeral services tit the residence nf Mrs.
Watson II. Smith, No, 2218 Cass street, ut
3 o'clock Sunday, lntimcnt private.
IIOMUMKIMCIHtK' nXL'l llSlONS.
Vln Mlmioiirl Pacllln Itullnny.
Hound trip tickets will bo sold nt very
low rates to points In Kansas, Arkansas,
southwest Missouri, Oklahoma and Indian
Territories, Texas, etc.; nl.io to ccrtnln
points In tho south nnd southeast. Dates
of rale first nnd third Tuesdays In tho
mrnths of January, Fcbrunry, March nnd
April. For Information, pamphlets, etc.,
call or wrlto company's agents, S. E. Cor.
14th nnd Douglas Sts., Omaha, Neb.
THOS, F. OODFHUY, P. & T. A.
J. O. PHILLIPI'I, A. O. F. & I. A.
Wanted, n good man to do canvassing In
tho country. Good pay for right man. Ad
dress E 4, Dec.
Those Pretty Things
That nro usually carried In n llrst-clns9,
up-tn-dato drug store, wo have. And they
are sultablo to make tho receiver think of
you for years. Perfumery. Ilrushes, Toilet
Bets. Soaps, etc.. etc. Tho prices wo tnako
them at wilt astonish you.
Crnmer's Kidney euro 73c
Carter's Liver Pills 150
Htuart's Tablets 40q
Itar-Ilen oc
Piiruna 7r,0
Hostetter's Hitters tgq
Duffy's Malt Whiskey ft0
1 dozen '.'grain Quinine Capsules To
I dozen 3-graln Quinine CapRtiles mo
1 dozen C-graln gululno Capsules J5p
llromo Quinine ioc
Sehiiefer's Cough Cure uo
A lax Tablets ,oc
Uudyati Tablets 40e
Old Olory Hitters ioc
Wyo th's Heef, Iron nnd Wlno Yjo
Shrader's Fig Powder 25u
Palmi's Celery Compound 75c
Wlno of Card til 75C
Carter's Liver Pills igc
Piercn's Prescription 73c
Duffy's Malt Whiskey S5c
Dr. Karl Cramer's Pennyroyal Pills.... $1.00
SCHAEFER "
DRUGGIST
S. W. Car. Kith nntl Cliicngo Stn.
Perfume
Prices
Wo have neat packages of
Perfumes for 10c.
Perfumes for 25c.
Perfumes for 50c.
Perfumes for 75c.
Perfumes for $1.00.
Perfumes for $1.25.
Perfumes for $1.50.
Perfumes for $2.00.
Wo havo perfumes at the nbove prices In
the following odors:
VIOLET,
CHAD APPLE,
JOCICEV CLUH,
WHITE HOSE.
LILT OF VALLEY,
DAISV O.UEEN,
CASHMERE
HOUQUET,
QUEEN OF HOSES,
PIHSCILLA,
CAHNATION PINK,
GARLAND OF
VIOLET.
NEW MAWN HAY,
PARISIAN ROSE,
SWISS LILAC,
PANSY HLOSSOM,
EDEN I A LA
FRANCE ROSE,
MARY STUART,
WILD OLIVE,
PRANGIPPANI.
Tho above odors of tho manufacture of
ALFRED WRIGHT, COLGATE & CO,
SEELY MFG. CO, LUNDIIORO, DAHROOK
SOLON PALMER, ADOLPH SPIEHLER
Hundreds of styles of fancy perfume
atomizers.
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go
OMAHA, Cor. Idth and IlodRe.
Mirror
Display
In our show room this week.
Come and select
A Beautiful
Christmas Gift
French, German snd American
Mirrors In any kind of a frame.
Uevcl Ucadcd Center Piece Mir
rors. Como and sco our display
even If you don't buy.
Midland Glass & Paint Go.
1108-10-12 Harney St.
Christmas Hastens Onward
don't get cavight irv the
your choosing as early in the day a.s you
whirlpool of dely -do
-the crowds are greater in the evening
50 FOOT
FLOOR ROOM
To be added.
Ladies' Shoes,
worth up to $4 go at
$1.98
REBUILDING SALE
Commences Saturday,
Dec. 22, 8:30 a. m.
Forced to
Vacate
Men's Shoes,
worth up to 14 go at
$1.98
CONTIIACTS IIAVE BEEN LET AND SOON CAR
PENTERS, BR1CKMASONS AND PAINTERS MUST
HAVE THE 15UILDINC. ENTIRE STOCK MUST GO
NO RESERVE. 40,000 WORTH HIGH GRADE
FOOTWEAR TO RE SLAUGHTERED REGARDLESS
OF VALUE. EXTRA FORCE OF SALESMEN IN AT-TENDANCE.
Misses' Sboes,
worth up to S2.50,
go at
$1.18
$2.
Entire stock of
Foster Shoes,
!.69
Men's Shoes, worth
up to $6.00, salo
price,
$2.98
Men's nnd " WtT
men's Arctics
llrst quality,
59c
Ladle's Shoes,
worth J2.50, salo
prlco
$1.38
Enttro stock
Queen Quality,'
$1.69
Children's Shoes.
79c, 69c, D9c and
39c
Men's nnd Wo
men's Hubbers,
first quality,
19c
Ladles' Sli ppcrs,
worth $2.50, sale
prlco
98c
Ladles' Shoes,
worth up to $6,
$2.98
Unby Shoes,
nil colors, soft
soles,
12c
Men's Hubbers,
9c
Boys' Shoes,
worth up to J2.E0,
salo prlco
$1.38
Men's Shoes,
Stacy Adams,
$2.48
Men's Slippers,
values up to $3,
nlo prlco,
$1.29
Women's nnd
Hoys' Leggings,
half prlco
REBUILDING
SALE.
The ROCHESTER SHOE CO
1515 l)ntif;l:iH Slrcol,
Successors to THE HOWE.
FORCED TO
VACATE.
TEHrlWnVi I' 1
FACTORY SALE
PIANOS
Klfteen carloads nf Instruments, nearly
200 pluuos In all, direct from tho manufac
turers. Somo Sample I'ianoM, too costly
to manufacture regularly.
Heuutlfully cased In French, KiirIIfIi nnd
Circassian Walnut, Ilutternut, Mnhogany
nnd Oak, handsomely carved gems.
FULLY WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS.
NEW PIANOS
$138, $156, $172, $185, $225, $228 and up.
IVHUS & I'ONU. I'ACKAIID. A. II. CJIASL'. S1NOKH. I'KASIl, VOSK &
SONS, HTKCIKIt, STItAUHK. MARTIN UROS.. STUCK Hought ut our own
price, wo can sell them nt a much less prlco than tho same high grado Pianos
can bo manufactured for.
ANY PRICE, ANY TERMS
$5 Down, $10 Down, $25 Down, or Cash.
$5.00 to $10.00 Per Month Payments.
A number nf Snuaro 1'lanos, $15.00 up, Organ. $S00 up. Also used Upright
I'launs. Kmersnn, Weber, I'cnse.Voe .t Sons and others, fCTi.00 up,
Mall Inquiries Promptly Answered,
YOUR CHRISTMAS OPPORTUNITY.
Schmoller Ik, Mueller
Tho Old Reliable Piano llouto. Stelnwny & Sous' Representatives.
1313 Farnam St,, Omaha, Neb., 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs, la.
TELEPHONE 1625
STORK OPMN KVKNINOS TILL CHRISTMAS.
A
yV 1 ft
I . K rt I
f
M
en's Bath Robes
iiihI
Smoking Jackets
Wo doubt vory much if
thoro is much of a selection
in either of the above gar
inonts unless you respond
promptly it's the greatest
Jacket and Robo season
The Nebraska has over
seen, but wo expect it when
such pricea prevail as are
being mado in this depart
ment. Smoking .Tackots,
$2.50 and up.
The Bath Robes at
$1.90 and up.
Jus!
the
thing
for him
o r her
UnibrclltLs
iiru nlwuys
welcomes
Wo'vo men's nt TSe, $l.0o. Jl.Bn, J2.00
nnd up.
Wo'vo Women's nt $1.01, $1.3.", J1.63,
J2.W,and J2.!).
"fewelry
There must bo some
thing exceptional in our
jewelry department. It's
ono of the busy places in
our store everything at
about half the regular jew
elry price?.
Cuff nuttons. Scarf I'lns, Studs,
Chulns, Fobs, ete.
cevrv
hildrcu's Furs
Children's fur sots
in lambs' wool, muff and
scarf, 95c.
Children's fur sets In lambs' wool,
nnd Angora, with purse per set $1.4:1.
Misses' fur sets, for Klrls from 10
to 15 years Imitation Krlramer and
stono marten, real Krlmmer and muf.
tloons, at $3.90, $1.90 nnd $$.50 for
tuutf and scarf.
J fj GlovT
M
en's Neckwear
In end
less varie
ty 50c
and up.
M
en's Win
ter Shoes
heels.
Men's box calf
shoes heavv
weight double
sole, lace, fashion
ablo shape. Na
tures own last.
Goodyear welt
sewed low broad
Warranted.
w
Galore
Thousands of yards of
silk has been manufactur
ed into pretty neckwaro
for this holiday business
hundreds and hundreds of
pretty styles and patterns
here for you to select from.
15c, 25c, 35c, 45c, 50c,
75c and $1.00
pretty Handkerch'fs
(5 in a box just the
thing for him, 50c
omen's Jll Linen Hand'kfs,
riain or initial, 25c
jyen's fancy Hosiery
Mercerized, in a lino
of pretty patterns 25c,
35c and 45c
Christ
mas Furs
Real mar
ten Ecarfs
with cluster
of tails
3 QO y,s Neckwear
M
en's Suspenders
Ioc, 25c, 35c, 45c, 50c,
05c, 75c and SI, 00. Sterling sil
ver bucklo, the prettiest gift of all,
$1.25 and $1.50
M
en's Polar Mufflers
Hox calf possesses to nn extraor
dinary ili'Kreo all the iunlltles that a
wearer bus n rlKlit to expect In the
best shoo leather. It Is the one black
leather that Is universally worn nnd
universally liked. Our price and Kuur
untev, We've a vie! kid, man's shoe, with
nil tho Kood points nttucbed (o them
that Is looked for In any shoe medium
weight ooilyeur welts, all sizes uud
wldths-$'.'.W. ,
.. ! M . KM 1 .... n
for Xmas, worth $2.60, forJpl7&
M
en's Prince of
Wales Mufflers
Tho very swell sot extra 0
largo and plaited Ipl.i.O
w
omen's Shoes
Reel mink scarfs, with cluster of
tails, $1.80.
Good sheared Cany collarettes, Tilth
tabs and tails, $3.90.
Real marten derby collarettes, with
larRO cluster of tulls, sold elsewhere
for $20.00, nt $9.75.
Heaver collarettes, mado of choice
skins, with tails, worth $20.00, at
$10.75.
Bows, batwings, four-
in-hands, imperials, etc
15c and 25c
B
oy's Mufflers
M
en's Silk Hd'k'fs
Japanese initial hand-
korchiofs full lino initials.
10c
Wo are rendering
the shoe buying people of
Omaha the best shoe sav
ing service that you have
as yet met with.
You can't mention n style or kind
of woman's shoe that wo haven't In
stock- -and it a less prlco tor same
quality than ran lie found 111 any other
store in Omahn. We niuko a specialty
of woman's Kood shoes ut $2.60.
0
ur Ladies' Muff
Department
Most complete of any in
Omaha.
Sheared Cony, Electric Seals, Itcnl
Martens, Heavers, Otters and Per
sian Lambs, $1.00 to $15.00.
in a full line of prettv
colors and patterns, 45c
jQoy's Shirts
mado up just like pa
pa's, complete in every de
tail 35c and 45c
pocket Books
For iMen anil Women 25o
15c, C5o, 7fc, $1.00 and up to $2.90
somo with Slorlintf eilver trim
mings. Chatelaines, t!)U, 05c, 76, 91
and up to $:i.!)U
jadies' Gilt Belts
50c, 75c nnd $1.00
HAYDENs
Open Evenings.
Prices on Toys Cut In Two.
CLOTHING
At Less than Cost
Perhaps it is your husband, your fallier or your brother (or
yourself) you want to please at Christinas. Something useful,
yet not extravagant.
Our Suggestion is Clothing.
Special offers for Saturday and Monday
The most stylish assortment, in every conceivable pattern of
Men's Suits, Overcoats, Odd Trousers, Fancy Vests, Men's Storm
Ulsters.
No matter how low our prices, our clothing is thoroughly
tailored and perfect lltting. livery garment is guaranteed to be
as represented.
Men's Suits at. $5.00, $0.75, 7.r0, 0.fi0, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00
and $18.00. A saving of 25 to 40 per cent on every suit or your
money back.
Men's Overcoats, in fine vicunas, raglans, kerseys, beavers
and covert cloths, at $1.50, $5, $0.50, $7.50, $10, $12.50, $15 and $18
Men's Ulsters at $5, $5.75, $7.50, $10, $12.50 and $15.
Men's line Odd Trousers at $1.50, $1.05, $2.50, $.'.75 and $5.
Hoys' Vestee Suits sizes 'A to S, at. $2.50, $2.05, $..75 and $5.
Hoys' Double-Breasted Knee Pants Suits, sizes 7 to 10, at
05c, $1.75, $2.50 and $.'1.75.
Hoys' Keefers and Top Overcoats at $1.75, $2.50, $2.05, .$,1.75
and 5.
KXTHA SPECTAL SALF on men's stouts, slims extra
sizes in Suits and Overcoats, for Saturday and Monday, at $7.50,
$10, $12.50 and $15.
Every garment worth double.
Attend the tremendous sale of Toys Saturday.
Open This Evening.
Toys at Half Price.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN
Canned Goods.
NEW, FRESH GOODS, THIS YEAR'S PACK.
HAYDEN BROS
I
Snvo You i- Tcoth.
Wo stop decay liy lino roIi! (IlllnRK. Wa tnvo broken
down lentil ;inl ri'Htoro tlietn with ti crown. Wo extract
teeth poaltlvrl) without pain
TAFT'S PHILADELPHIA DENTAL ROOMS
1517 Dtxiulus htrcct.
WOMEN
urn I mot itnlihorn run rclrvfi liifrw ilnyti I)
nt bhrrman & MrllonneMi, Kuhn 4 Co. n,l olhrr
Urug.'liti or willed bxLlvn lirugCo.UuHilo, Jl
Fnuin BEANS
(irrat monthly
regulator for
mrn.noinnBr.iii'
IIOWKJ.IAS
JAnli-Kawf
Cold, raw wlmls, a
i jiil, tore thr ml
ai i hail coiikIi
Autl-Kawf lines
'ni All dnife-flatH
sell It.
2- pound can Corn, finest paclicd, worth
lCc can, our prlco Cc
3- pound can Tomatoes, worth lCc can,
our prlco T'.ic
2-pound can Strlnp Deans, worth 12',,o
can, our prlco -. Cc
2-pound can Lima Ilcans, worth 18c
ciin, our prlco 7Vc
2-pouud can Early Juno Superfine
Sifted Teas, worth 25c can, our prlco.l24o
, 3-pound can Pumpkin, worth lCc can,
our prlco c0
SUEar, 18 pounds for $1.00
jSelf-HnlsInK Pancako Flour, now,
i fresh kooiIs, 2-pound packagu 8V&Q
jiu pounnti Kew vork stnto puro Duck-
wheat fine
10 pounds Nchraska Ducltwhcat 33c
DRIED FRUITS
4 Crown Italslns, per pound 10c j Santn Clara New Prune, per pound., ro
Yuba County Peaches, per pound 10c Large, Ilrlght California Prunes, pound 10o
Puccy Ilutto County Peaches, pound. ,12'-ic Hest Now York Apples, per pound.... lOo
Imported French Plums, per pound.. 15c
FRUITS AND CANDIES
Oranges, per dozen 10c Stick Candy, per pound 2la
Mixed Nuts, per pound lfic 1 Cream Taffy, per pound i24c
I'lno Mixed Candy, per pound 10c Tip-Top Caramels, per pound I0c
Family Mixed Candy, per pound WtCl'"' 'un,0", vcr 1,m,ml, 12'
'.... ,.. Choco,a. 0 ('"'ns, per pound 2Co
" " """ nest Chocolato Creams, worth 76c,
Ynnkeo Peanut, per pound 10c , our price, per pound
40c
iURKEYS, GEESE, DUGXS AND CHICKENS.
Chickens, vprlng
Ducks
No. 1 California Hams
5-pound palls best brand Lard.
fi'fcc 10-pound palls best brand Lard flOc
O'.ai' Honeycomb Trlpo (In glass) lOo
V,iic Ilest lean honey cured Ilacon He
15o ,N'o. 1 Sugar Cured Hams lo&c,
BUTTER
Country Ilutter
flood Koll Duller
Choice Country Holl
.lfle and IZVtc ' Creamery Duttcr ....
...11c and lfic Separator Creamery
IRc I Strictly Fresh Uggu
.20c and 22c
.23c and 25a
22c
CHEESE
Fancy Wisconsin Full Cream 12'4cHxtra Fancy New York Sago Cheese.. IRo
Ohio Swiss HcVlrglnln Swiss j60
Very fancy full rream Canadian Chceso 16c
Holiday Goods, Books and Toys closed ot
Saturday and Monday. Conic early.
HAYDEN BROS,
Never have we shown
such an elegant stock of gold jewelry for
Christ inns gifts for men and women. Gold Kings
&fjy Mrooches, Scarf Pins, lint Pins, Mracelets, Chains
Fobs, ( 'harms, lOiiihlenis, Pius, ISut.tons, Thimbles, CJarters
it ir ..! ,!.-.... l..ii... . . '
MllU'll liO.NCS, l UCIifl IMIIVt'.S, Ig.U' UllCI'S, IMC, )f$ fjllOW
,Vou these goods.
SB" Mawhimiey 6c Holliday,,5,t.
