'V,
Tnr: omatta daily ree: TnrnsDAY. ferruatsy
mo4.
10
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CO EAST TO MEET IIARR1MAN
Hot Official! Cfcl'ed to K.w York by
Tbe'r Chie
GENERAL MANAGLR BANCROFT THERE
Barrhnaa rn(rr with Snrthwestern
Parrhax hy JSorth
nnlrri of Alton.
Thomas M. Brhumat her, traffic manager
of tse Oregrm Short l.lnf, through
tn his private car. He !
wu on his way from New York where he
ha hnen In consultation with President
Harrlman regarding affairs of the Bhort
JJna. J. Kruttchmltt, fourth vlre presi
dent and assistant to the president and
general manager of the Southern Pacific,
, came In ever the Union ParJHo Tuesday
evening and went eaat via the Northwest
ern on his way to New York, where he
waa called fcy President Harrlman. Owing
to the fact that these two officials and
General Manager Bancroft of the Union
Pacific have been called to New York to
conault with their chief It is Judged that
swne eatenslve plana are under considera
tion. Mr. Harrimao's calling these officials to
New York Just when and where he is con
ferring with Northwestern and Alton offi
cial regarding the purchase by the North
western of the Alton, Is considered very
significant. It Is believed In railroad
circles that the Northwestern, with which
the Harrlman Interest .are closely allied
In traffic arangemrnta, will take over the
Alton and that this win have material
effect In facilitating some of Mr. Har
rlman's most cherished plans for better
eastern outlets.
Firemen for In ton Tactile.
Thomas Dailey, an ex-fireman In the
Omaha department, has been employed by
the Vnlon Taciflc to take charge of the flre
flghtlng force which has been organised at
the headquarters of the company. For a
time Mr. Dnlley will give Instructions In
the science of fighting fire each day. The
members of the volunteer company were
assembled on the walk south of the head
quarters building and the sf!-T!f!flo princi
ples of the chemical extinguisher were ex
plained. One of the tanks wai carried to
the sidewalk and a student operated it by
breaking the glass and dlreotlng the stream
upon an Imaginary fire in the same manner
that would be employed should 'a real fire
occur. The rest of the class stood by and
noted the proceedings carefully. There are
about twenty members In the volunteer
company and they have been selected from
the various offices In the building. AH of
the changes which were recommended by
Building Inspector Wlthnell to make the
headquarters building more safe have been
completed and with the thorough organiza
tion of the volunteer company It Is believed
" that little danger from Are Is to be feared.
Railway Jlotea nd Personals.
i. T. Dennis, general agent of the North
western at Deadwood, is In the city.
. John O. Farmer, division passenger agent
of the Hook Islund at Cedar Rapids, Is In
the city.
. O. Brooks, general freight agent of the
Great Western, with headquarters In Chl
, cago, was in the city Tuesday evening.
V. Montmorency, assistant general freight
agent of the B. & M.. Is In Kansas City
attending a meeting of freight men called
to check lumber rates.
On June 1 the eastern division of the
Wabash will be opened for passenger traf
fic, and on and after that date passen
gers from this city to I'lttshuig can go
directly through with but one change of
cars, at St. l.ouls, and all the way on the
vralls of the Wabash.
J. M. Gruber. general superintendent; W.
A. Deuel, superintendent of the Nebraska
nd C. J. LMJte, assistant general
relght agent, all of the Union Pacific, left
jflimllWllllll Hill ''si.'Jis-assBSHa
P 6S SJWssJifl
ladies nnniMr cuiTC A T ern
novelty anunuauiia A I U.DU
A new lot of very tmarl and attractive spring suit, in the latest spring colors
new Eton Jacket, full atin lined, wtih
epaulet cape, titclied ta ffcta trimming on
jacket and kirt, gtrdk belt, handsomely
pleated skirt, etc., would regularly tell at
$17.50 -our Saturday price
Ladies' Spring Tailor Made Suits at $8.98
rretty new effects in covert, cheviots, etc. the newest
spring color, Eton Jacket with capes, button
trimmed, etc., today,
at
Ladies Golf and Walking Skirts at $2.98
Brand new shipment of spring golf skirts, late styles
and effects for the coming season
very jaunty, v
at
Ttu.5, n ine imcsi sprtng cwrs
$12.50
lits at $8.98
$8.98
$2.98
Trading
Stamps
Free
UU
yds
Vila! RtCL.IAVL.ld IIUHK.
Trading
Stamps
Free
Final Clearing Salo of Hen's Winter
Suits and Overcoats
S5
S5
FOR MEN'S SUITS. In cheviots,
and casslmeres. both plain and
fancv colors, well made garments
worth $10.00.-
FOR MENS OVERCOATS, In
blue and black kersey and gray
and brown meltons, strictly all
wool, well tailored, worth $10.00.
MEN'S FINE SUITS, In all the popular
fabrics, well tailored, perfect fitting, gar
ments that will give genuine satisfaction
to the wearer they are worth CSf.
up to $15 our sale price 'OU
I
I
Special Events in Millinery
THIRD
FLOOR
Ladies' Dress and Evening- Hats
Flighty fashionable Ideas in the latest deelgns many of them
elaborately trimmed these are high class hats that have
been priced as high as 83 and $10, today, special, at
Children's Hats I Flowers Be Bunch -
Pretty felt hats for school or dress Hugo tables loaded with all kinds of
I nuwers for trimming spring
i imis, loaay,
$1
wear, charm nir v trimmed M
with ribbons, feathers, quills, tL f (
bunch.
5c
Ladies' Sample Shoes at $3
Very smart new styles In lace shoes direct from Rocheste
and New York factories shoes that are actuivlly worth $5
pair we will sell them on bargain squares as we sold the
ladies' slippers today, pair
Cut Prices on "1847'' RoersBros. Silverware
The Best in the World.
Teaspoons set of 98c
59c
division, and C. J. Imtio. asslatant general
frivVit uffpnt nil of thft
Tuesday evening about 9 o'clock for an In
spection trip over the iMebraska 'amnion,
of their line. It is not known Just when
they will return.
Eight companies of the Twenty-seventh
United States Infnntry paaaed through
Omaha Tuesday evening bound for Fort
Sheridan, 111. They came direct from the
Philippines, having landed In San Fran
cisco February 13. Two special tialns
were run over the Union Pacific and the
Northwestern to accommodate the troops.
A. J. Kwlng has resigned his position as
local contracting agent of the Erie Dis
patch Fast Freight line, effective March 1.
Mr. Kwins will take charge of the adver
tising department of the Western Woman,
the new Omaha magastne. He is succeeded
by Ralph M. Darling, formerly with the
Missouri Facino in this city, but lately
with the Denver Commercial club as as
sistant secretary.
Beware of a Cold.
Every cold weakens the lungs, lower the
vitality and paves the way for more serious
diseases. Cplds are quickly cured by Cham'
berlaln'a Cough Remedy and all danger
avoided. i
TO UNITE THE ABSTRACTERS
Indiana Man lias Schema to Effect
National Organisation for
I'alferm ' system.
M. M. 'Krauss of Ixganeport. !nd., la In
the city In an endeavor to perfect In thli
state a combination of the abstracters of
' titles, the organization to be governed by
one general head for the entire country.
Under present conditions after a title is
abstracted the responsibility of all per
sons who have had to do with it ceases.
and In the event of an error one of the
parties for whom the work is done must
lose. . It is the object f the organisation
that Mr. Krauss Is forming to make the
abstracts and then become responsible for
them so far as any error in the title may
be concerned.
On inquiry among the abstracters of the
city It was learned that moat of them pro
tect their clients by giving a guarantee
bond In the sum of $10,000, under which
bond they are liable for errors made In
the abstracts they Issue.
Sq that such an organisation as that
Contemplated would be unnecaessary un
less U contemplates giving a larger surety
- than the amount named," said ons local
, abstracter.
There was a bill Introduced In the last
session of the legislature which provided
' that all abstracters doing business in the
state should give a bond in the sum of
$10,000, but It failed to pass, so that the
giving of a bond la entirely optional with
abstracters themselves. A member of one
tf the leading abstracting firms stated that
to far as he knew there bad never been
1847 Roger Bros
six
1847 Rogers Bros, ButterKnlyes &
Sugar Shells, in Pretty f O
box, set of two ZOC
1847 Rogers Bros, Cold
. Meat Forks at, each . .
59c
1847 Rogers Bros. Cream
Ladles, each
Wm. Rogers Knives and Forks, 6
Knives and 6 Forks in J tg
Ladies' Embroidered Turnover Collars
Great assortment of ladles' stylish Turnover Collars, finely
embroidered, each . .
Handkerchiefs
Men's fine hemstitched all linen and
laaiea sneer linen, with 4 gm
hand embroidered corners. 1
5c
some, lace edges, worth 21c..
Handkerchief s-
colored border Hand
each, at, each.
Ladtea' and children's plain whits and
icy
kerchiefs, worth up to lOo
fane
21c
100 pieces elegant fnncy silks, in light and medium shades the handsomest silks of
the kind made This is a little purchase from an eastern Jobber the quality 'Is
extra fine and they are worth three to four times the price asked ea
Our sale price Thursday (as long as thev lnt). at. vard .... OI L.
BLACK TAFFETA pure silk. 27 Inches BLACK TAFFETA M Inrho. H
wide a wonderful SQn ular S80 quality iri-.
bargain, at OVC Thursday, at OVC
We have Just received 100 pieces of the famous WINSLOW TAFFETA tf
in oiaca ana colors price same as usual at , , ...... as J J
, REMEMBER
We sell LAUEEL. BILKS LAUREL. SILKS are nlwnv. h.f
Special Dress Goods Sale on
Grade voiles
FOR THURSDAY ONLT WR WILT. RCT.T.
Any $1.00 voile 7n-
-Jt
at
Any $1.25 voll
at
Any $1.60 voll.
at
Watch our
Windows
1
a tXJL err 11 bi turn kbsvj
Welch our
Windows
DR. BRADBURY
Painless Extraction
Without Qas.
Finings 50c uo
Qold Crowns, $2.50 up
Bridge Work $2.50 up
Lady Attendant
1506 Farnam
DENTIST. TEL. 1756.
Fourteen Years
Same Location
We positively remove
nerves from teeth with
out the least particle of
pain. Plates $2 up.
Open Sundays 10 to 12
any loss sustained through errror In ab
stracts In this county, at least no suits
have been filed In his recollection against
an abstracter for Issuing irregular papers.
TO GET PLANT IN WEST POINT
Mayor Sonnenschela Confers
Capitalists In Omaha as ta
the Establishment.
with
Mayor Fred Sonnenscheln of West Point
Is In Omaha and la particularly elated over
the prospect of the establishment In his
already busy and prosperous town of an
other large manufacturing plant. Ills visit
here Is In furtherance of this scheme and
Includes a conference with two promoters
Interested. For ostensible reasons Mr.
Sonnenscheln does not at thts time cars
to divulge the names of the parties nor
the nature of 'the plant, but gives as
surance that If It is secured It will add
much to the importance and welfare of
West Point.
NOW IS THE TIMB
To Visit Hot Springs, Arkansas, Via
tha Iron Mountain Route.
The season at the Great National Health
and Pleasure resort Is now In full blast.
Climate unsurpassed. Hot Springs Special
leaves St. Louis dally at S:30 p. m., making
the run In leas than twelve hours. Throe
other fast trains daily. Handsome . de
scriptive literature can be obtained free by
calling on or addressing T. F. Godfrey,
City Passenger and Ticket Agent, S. E.
Cor. 14th and Douglas St., Omaha, Neb.
Mortality St
The following births
it 1st Ice.
and deaths
rbergar.
Waller
have
been reoorted to the Board of Health dur
lug tho tworviy-four hours ending at noon
Wednesday: '
Births Walter Wlchery. 2SS3 South
Eighth, girl: Frank Kotera, 173 South
Fourteenth, boy: Stepheu. Nurber
Twpntv-rtmt and Dorcas, airl:
itefuiKll, wild junior, uiy, auiuii
1M3 Manderaon. girl: Ister Fully, 1515
North Twenty-sixth, boy: John J. Parrott,
27"7 Leavenworth, girl: Pete Nelson. Si.'S
Maple, boy; Anton Mathoot. lin Suth
Twelfth, girl; Otla Foratt, 3U Maphs by.
Deaths Kether Linn. 858 Norm Twemy'
seventh avenue. 86: A. F. Klllstrom. Thirty.
fourth and Meredith avenue. -&: Mrs.
Sarah Anderson. 2:13 California. SO; Andrew
Sxverson, Iminanuel Hospital. 3J; iiroca
erbohn. Twenty-sixth and Taylor, 46. -
Back la Old Haaat.
Ed Btegeman. 2"24 Vinton street, will not
be "at home" for twenty days, Judge
wire
Is to love children, and
home can be completely'
happy without them, yet the
ordeal through which the ex
pectant mother must pass usually is
so full of suffering, dinger and fear
that she looks forward to the critical
hour with apprehension and dread.
Mother's Friend, by its penetrating and soothing properties,
allays nausea, nervousness, and all unpleasant feelings, and
so prepares tne system tor the
ordeal that she passes through
the event safely and with but
little suffering, as numbers
have testified and said, 4 it is
worth its weight in gold." $1.00 per
bottle of druggists. Book containing
valuable information mailed free.
A Few Sampla Guts
Can't name them all there's too many.
ji you uon i nna iixtea wnat you want
write us, pnone us or call, and ion t pay
fancy prices for drug atore t nines fust
cauue we aon i . aaveruse thorn, 'cauxe
we've got 'em, and for less money than
any other reputable drug house In the
country! That's our reputation!!
11 Coke s Dandruff Cure B0o
35o genuine ('astoria 19a
II Chrystal Tonic 7o
II Warner's Safo Nervine- 67e
Jl Celery Nervine 6Sc
12 Chester's (Jenulne Pennyroyal Pills. Sl.flO
50o Blrney's Catarrh Cure S4o
BOo "Catarrh Rem," guaranteed 8.ic
BOc Oera Catarrh Powder 30o
ti Succua Alteraus 11. HO
2-graln Quinine Capsules 7c
8-graln Quinine Capeules loo
B-graln Quinine Capsules l&o
26c Carter s Llttle'LIver Pills 9c
Nebraska and Iowa's largest mall order
house. Write to us for prices, not cata
logues.
One to a customer.
CnimCCCDiC cut pricb
JUIIHn.ri.il t BRjja stoke
JL T. YATKt). Pron.
16th and. Chicago fits., Omaha. 'Phones
747 and 79:. 24th and N Sts., South Omaha.
'Phone No. 1. Bth Ave. and Main St..
Council Bluffs. 'Phone 883. All goods de
livered In either city absolutely tree.
LEGAL KOTICB.
BTOCKHOLDKRS" MEETING.
The annual meeting of stockholders of
The Pee Publishing Company will be held
on Monday, MHrcli7tn, l!n. at 4 o clock
D. m.. In The Ilea building, corner Seven
teenth and Farnam streets. Hy order of
the president. GEO. 11. TZSCHI'CK.
FiaM&Eiat Secretary,
Berka having sentenced him for that time
on a vagrancy charge. BU'gemnn hae been
sucn a frequent vinllor at tne police s.a
lion that tho Judge thought the time had
coma when patience ceaaed to be a virtue.
When asked t he waa trying to break into
the penitentiary Stgemaii said the Judge
would not send him there, as he intemla
to leave O mail a when his sentence shall
nave expired.
IX) W HATES TO KEW YORK.
OlR SPECIAL $2 SO CHILD'S SUIT.
Should be of keen Interest to all mothers,
these suits are handsome, well made and
comes in three piece Norfolk and double
breasted styles and are worth Rfl
up to $5.00 our sale price aS.OVf
We are now showing a full and com
plete line of men's fine rain-proof, craven
ette overcoats for spring wear.
COKHKCT STYLES FOR SPRINO.
Are shown in every detail In our Immense
line of HART. SCHAFFNER A MARX
hand-tailored clothing. They are the
RIGHT CLOTHES AT THE RIGHT
PRICB.
Remarkable Silk Salo Thursday
High
95c
1.19
voile
Any J1.9S
at
Any $2.60 voil
at
1.49
Any $2.W voile 1,98
This Is an opportu-
ONLT ONE PATTERN WILL BE SOLD TO A CUSTOMER.
nlty you should not miss.
Gcrsot Clearing Sale
All the odds and ends In corsets, In black and dark colors goods . O E-
worth from $1.00 to $2.50 yours Thursday at ai tJW
Now is Your Chance.
FROM 9 TO 10 A. M., THURSDAY.
For one honr only, we will place on sale one lot of LADIES' CORSET COVERS,
lace and embroidery trimmed, nil sizes, also chil.ijkji;.n s BK.1KT8, up lo years,
and CHILDREN'S HEMSTITCHED TUCKED DRAWERS IC
all sizes worth up to BOc at .... ..... '.
Visit Our Optical Department
Correct Fitting, Special Atten
tion to Repairs.
Lowest Prices.
Groceries Groceries Groceries
Two Trading Stamp Specials Thursday.
$2.00 worth free with every can of high
grade baking powder, at 2ac
.00 worth free with every three packages
of our renowned Diamond pancake
.luiti, n. ., KlU
LETTING DOWN THE PRICES ON
- PURE FOOD PRODUCTS.
21-lbs pure cane granulated sugar for.. $1.00
The best corn starch, pkg 4o
Bulk laundry starch, lb , 3Hc
Imported macaroni, rkg jc
3-lb. cans baked beans 7c
3-lb. cans pumpkin '.: .'..T'-iC
S-lb. cans apple butter .., t...7Sa
S-lb. cans rhubarb 6c
S-lb. cans Cal. Squash
8-lb. cans solid packed tomatoes ...
Iarge bottle pure tomato catsup
lat'ge oottie piJKies, any Kina you
want 1
2-lb. cans wax or string beans
...6c
.70
.7Vc
....7Hc
...19c
2-lb. cans Early June peas ....
6-1 bs hand-picked navy beans..
The best pearl tapioca, sago, barley or
farina, lb 3c
Tar soap, per cake 2c
DRIED FRUIT SPECIALS
Large California prunes, lb Vo
Choice California peaches, lb 7Vio
Virginia blackberries, lb 7 Ho
Fancy California peaches, lb 74c
Cleaned currants, lb 7Ho
Fancy large bananas, aos ...13o
Fancy genuine Highland lemons, doz..l2o
ORANGES, LEMONS, ORANGES
Fancy sweet genuine Highland oranges,
each lo
Fancy large genuine Highland lemons, -
eacn ic
California white honey, per rack
New Jersey cranberries
..12Ho
740
HAVDEW BROS.
To Many
Points in
the Sta.te of
California
To Many
Points in
Oregon and
Vashington
EVERY DAY
FROM MARCH 1st TO APRIL SOth, 1904
v . The Union Paclno will sell One-Way
Colonist Tickets at the following ratot
front Missouri Illver 'terminals
$25.00 to Ban Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, and
many other California points.
S20.0O to Ogden and Bait Lake City.
$20.00 to Butte, Anaconda and Helena.
$22. 60 to Spokane and Wenatchee, Wash.
$25.00 to Everett, Fairhaven, Whatcom, Vancouver and .
Astoiia.
$25.00 to rortland, Astoria, or to Tacoma and Seattle.
$25.00 to Ashland, Roseburg, Eugene, Albany and
Salem, via Portland. '
For full Information Inquire at
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
1834 Faraasa St.
Phone 810.
Far Merehaats' Association Spring
Mertluaj Via Lake Shore A Mlchl. ,
Can Southern Hallway.
Tickets will be sold from Chicago to New
York and return, February J7, 23, 28 and
March 1, at one and one-third fare for the
round trip on the certificate plan. Return
limit 30 days. Tickets good going on all
trains. Including tha Twentieth Century
Limited and the Lake Shore Limited. For
Information concerning train service, sleep,
log car reservations, etc., address M. 8.
Giles. T. P. A., Chicago, or C. F. Daly,
Chief A. C. P. A., Chicago.
Try Edholm's watch repairing departm't
Marriage Licenses.
Up to noon. February 24 the following
couples had been licenced to wed:
Buyumln Keller, Omaha 46
Anna Reuben, Omaha 4t)
Walter H. Shohman. Waukee, la 21
Oihtf Campbell. Waukee, ia 19
Claus Kamm, Benson 27
LdUU MerUtwrg, South Omaha l
18-K Wedding Rings. Edholm, jeweler.
DIED.
BRECKKRBOHM Herman H.. aged 44
years, Monday morning, Februsry 22. at
tils late residence. Twenty-sixth and Tay
lor slraels.
Funeral Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock
from Dodders undertaking par'.ors to St.
Paul's Lutheran church. Twenty-eighth snd
Parker streets. Interment Purest Lawn
cemetery. Friends Invited.
HART Peter, aged 67. Wednesday morn
ing, February -4. at the family residence,
Nonii Twenty-third slteet.
Funeral Friday oiornlng at ( o'cloek from
family residents. iiilerioeQt iltJy fitipui
cUtr. . . .
LOU RflT
During March and April very low colonist rates will
bo in effect to the west:
$25.00 to an Francisco and Los Angeles.
?2o.OO to Portland, Tacoma and Seattle.
$22.50 to Spokane, '
?20.00 to Hutte, Helena and Salt Lake.
f 16.75 to Rig Horn Basin, Wyo.
Correspondingly low rates to hundreds of other points
Folder mailed free on request telling all
about, the low rates and daily tourist car
service.
:,- ..... . t
J. B. REYNOLDS,
City Passenger Agent,
1502 Farnam Street, Omaha.
Vnr
Thirty-seven Dozen Men's Fancy
Shirts, worth 50c and 75c each,
on sale Thursday, choice............ lisJC
We want to make room for our new
spring line that is arriving daily.
That is the reason you can select
Thursday from a lot of thirty-seven
dozen shirts that sold all the way up
. to 7?c for 19c. Made of handsome
percales and madras cloths, in beau
tiful stripes and pin checks.
They won t last long at this price.
d II.'! II
DINE AT BENNETT'S CAFE ITS BEST IN TOWN
rn
MITTF
i
Hundreds
of People
made special Inspection of
GBEElf TRADIJIO STAMP PRE
MIllS Wedaesdar. Praise was
hearty and free. The 'peerless
qaalltlea of the premlams de
lighted everrbody. Tha pre
mlomi are gcnolse stock and
yoxi have absolute choice of any
ono of them.
Hote oar special offer with
Carpet sweepers la this ad. A
sweeper that sweeps opposing;
prices clean away. It's only one
of the rousing- bargains op and
down the store Thursday.
Hope to sea yonl
Some Real
Bargains in
Stationery
One thousand sheets extra fine Tissue
Toilet Paper a regular
ten cent value our
special for Thursday
only
One hundred and twenty
sheets extra heavy
Batln Wove Note
Paper
Twenty-flve extra heavy
Patln Wove
3nvelopes
at
The new game of Pit,
regular price Is 50c,
our special price....
7 a inoui
5c
10c
2c
39c
New Spring Dress Goods
Thursday we will put on special sale 100 pieces very pretty new
Spring Tress Goods, In all the pretty new spring oolorings,
also blacks In this lot you will And goods worth up ta b&o
for Thursday per yard 60o and
39c
New Laces
Hundreds of pieces of very fine new Net Top Laces
in creams, whites and champagne shades
up to four Inches, per
yard
New Braids
Thousands of pieces beautiful new Braid Trimmings. In the Per
sian colorings, also blacks, whites and all new spring shades,
pretty new designs per yard 250 down
to
Embroideries
W mauT-eVcry yard worth thirty-five cents-Thursday only-
per yara
And Double Green Trading Stamps
12c
7c
20c
Handkerchiefs
a IV..... A nion VflPV flnCt
with embroidered corners-a very fine ten-cent
Handkerchief Thursday only .
Pwlss Handkerchiefs hemstitched.
each
4c
GROCERY! GROCERY!
Money saved on sll your grocery purchases,
lowest prices. BENNETTS FOR OROCEKIE8.
Best and freshest goods at
Thursday Specials
3 Cents Per Can
One Pound Can Baked Beans
3 Cents Per Can
Jam assorted large Jar
Table Halt, sack
Baking I'owder, can....
Oil Sardines, can
Pumpkin, 3-lb. can
Hominy. -lb. can
Bw-cotHsh, 2-lb. can
t'hlll Haure, bottle
Table Syrup, 2V4-lb. can
V... Hturi'h 1-lti. rka
Batter Shipped In from the B
Dairies.
Fresh Country Butter-per pound
10o
13c
6o
n
8c
10c
10c
6c
est
Uo
Wisconsin Cream Cheese pound. llvto
Hand Cheese each IvfcO
Coffee Always Fresh Itoasted on
'Hand.
Bennett's Breakfast Coffee finest
quality 2 -pound can
Bennett's Capitol Coffee pound...
Maracalbo Coffee per pound
Teas Ilest Values Offered.
Tea Biftlngs per pound
Imperial Japan per pound
Gunpowder per pound
lirfs
15c
SHo
A Sweeping Bar
gain and Ten
Dollar's Worth of
Green Trading Stamps
THE GRAND RAPIDS CARPET SWEEPER MADE
BY THE RISSELL'S CARPET SWEEPER COMPANY.
A carpet sweeper with "Cyco" bearinfrs in Cherry, Lipht
Oak, Antique Oak, or Mahogany woods; nickel plated,
guaranteed. Thursday only $2.34
AND TEN DOLLAR'S WORTH OP ORE EN TRADING
STAMPS WITH EACH SWEEPER PURCHASED.
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