TITE OMAHA DAILY DEE: TUESDAY, ArRIL 12, lf04.
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CHABCES ON DISTRICT BEXCII
Green Trading Stamps Are Here to Stay.
Watch for
Our Great
Lace Sale
Watch for
Our Great
Lace Sale
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Jndp s&n Takes Baxter's Equity Court
AdTtnt of Bartlett
LATTER PREFERS LAW DOCKET FOR START
Jay Mr Traasferred Irom t'rlm
!! ertment, bat Lawyers
tersjy Protest Aa-slnst the
Proposed ( km,.
Sods K.'M. Rartlett was at the county
eourt hone bright and early to assume
his new duties as the juccrwor of Judso
Baxter on the bench of the district ciulty
court number 6. Prior to lilt taking tlmm
Up, however, a meeting of the Judges was
held to make a nnw "assignment of Juices
to the various courts fur the May term, at
whloh Judge Bartlett signified hla prefer
nc for a. law 'rather than an equity
docket, and sccnrulngly, after the con
clusion of the February term he will take
Judge Bear's jury court and the latter will
take Judge Hastens place on the bench of
number 6. ' There Is also a rumor that
Judge Day will be transferred from the
bench of . the criminal court to some other
position.
The entfre t'tne of the criminal court was
taken up with , the empannellng of the
new Jury t serve the remainder of the
February term and the granting of ex
cuset ,fcr one reason , and another. The
present. Jury wll bo asked to serve but
two weeks fnntead 'of three, as has been
required of previous panels. In tha after
noon the trial of Chambers, the colored
man who Is alleged to have killed his
brother at the Pes Moines hotel In South
Omaha last fall, will he begun.
COMES TO SERVE SENTENCE
Anarchist Who Went to Rnitlnnd Re
lleves Ills nondsmen from
Dilemma.
.
HBW TORK, April H. William Mc
Queen, the anarchist who Is under a five
year sentence In New Jersey for Inciting
the silk trade riots In Paterson In June,
1903, arrived today on the fit. Paul from
Southampton, traveling under an assumed
name. Tueaday he will surrender himself
to the sheriff of Passaic county In order
to serve his sentence, from which he had
appealed In vain. McQueen left America
while under $10,000 ball and In so doing
Is said to have caused his bondsmen not
a little trouble, but this matter seems to
have been satisfactorily adjusted. He
ays he means, If possible, to blot out
the stain which has been placed on his
name.
At the steamship pier McQueen was mot
by his counsel, Robert P. Oeyer of Pater
on and had a long conference with him.
To reporters McQueen said his connection
with the Paterson riot had been misrep
resented; that Instead of inciting the mob
to violence he had used his utmost en
deavors to pacify the people. He also de
nied that he was In any way at any time
connected with Bresol, the assassin of
King Humbert of Italy.
Asked if It was true that a movement
was on foot In England to have his case
brought to the attention of the United
States government with a view of mitigat
ing the sentence or dismissing the Indict
ment, McQueen said:
"Tea, but I am surprised to know that
the Information reached America ahead
cf me."
NO CHANGE BY BAXTER NOW
Rash Will Remain Assistant tnlted
. , , Mates Attorney Until Kew
Chief Is Instructed.
No Immediate change will be made In
the personnel of the office force of the
Tnlted States district attorney for the im
mediate present. Assistant District At
torney Rush will remain for the present to
assist District Attorney Baxter. Btenog
rapher John Lindsey tendered Mn reslgna
' tlon Saturday evening to Judge Baxter, but
has been asked to remain In the office In his
old capacity for another week. Former
District Attorney Summers has Introduced
bis successor. Judge Baxter, to the heads
of the military departments at army headquarters.
Marriage Licenses.
Up to noon. April 11, the following couples
had been licensed to wed:
Name. Age.
Carl Molina, Omaha zj
Jrlin a A. Anderson. Omaha .. 23
Charles Beleke, Omaha 21
Annie Benak, Omaha... 18
Wallace J. Jaka, Port Crook 26
Nellie Thornton, Fort Crook 27
Charles Nola, Omaha 14
Mary Ryan, Omaha 25
Joseph Boramer, Omaha..., 24
Annie Xull, Oraaha 19
. U-K Wedding Rings. Bflioim, Jeweler,
; PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Hoxle Clarke of St Louis is in the city.
J. J. Mcintosh of Sidney and R, W. Grant
of Beatrice are at the Pax ton.
The members of the New Tork Symphony
Orchestra have arrived In the city.
Thomas Bithell of Nellgh and Henry Cal
ling of Turret, Colo., are at the Murray,
James J. Jeffries, his trainer, Delaney, and
parting partner, Kennedy, passed through
the city Sunday morning bound for Ban
M. P. Keefe of Cheyenne, J. E, Bohnser
Of Cheeotah. I. T.;' W. T. Wilcox of North
liatte, D. P. Owen of Beatrice, C. H. Ku
bank of Ijncoln. B. A. Darrow of Stroma
burg and J. G. 1oney of Pllger are at the
Merchants.
WISE
0le HawUrhs and relive all the troubles hwst.
east to a bilioss slat at lb Tin, sack as Dia
stnats, Nuwt, Drowsiness, DUtraM afur asUag,
Pi is U ida. As. W nils tbeu- mot rsutaisv
aoiseucc shea a la caring
BaMh.y I'srKr'sLkUs Ut PU It are eqaallf
vslubte la Couiiipstlos, curias and prSTauUag
this a&BOTlsf. complaint, white they alto correct
all sitoratr of th tioait- h, stimulate lh llns
aad niaM the bowtia, iea If Uwi oaly eura
KIEAB2)
Aea they woakt bs alsiett pricairM to tVMSWk
SuRnc fmsa ikit aumMing complaint; bat forta
baialy Uittr goodness durt out cad hen, sod loots
vueesoi try ttt.ai will Bad Ibcat Ullla pill Ttla
bla la so maay thai they will aul be wilua
IsaomUoutUiMa. Hal alter all sick hd
A'IK1E
lithe baa of to bust lives that it vaarewe
sua our great boast. Our iU cars U WaU
I oUicrs do aoL .
' lartM's Little tint Pills srevery small sad
Vary taty to Utfca Uot or two piui muaa auaa
Ttay art ttru-ii (tJkblt and do aut gripe er
aarta. bat by thnr grnilr sciiob all who
.kattbam. la ilt ai Xicrau; ae focal. Com)
if sragisUairaiywba, scaaal by saai.
CJUSTEU JMEDICINE CO.,
Jlw Y0 It
ELACE
Greater Bargains Tuesday
In spite of a tremendoas sale Monday we still hiva a huge assortment
of high an J maJiutw gade lace curtalng. which wo will cloae out
at even greater bargains tomorrow
These curtains are Irom the stock that was bought outright by us front
a great New York Storage Warehouse Company.
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$19 Lac Curtain. $4.98 and $3.98 Pr. Heavy Arabian
Curtains, Irish Potnt Curtaln3, Brussels
Curtains, Cable Net Curtains and tha
new-Ruffled Bonne Fern ma Curtains.
H They are divided Into 2 lots
H $IO Lac Curtains at $2.98 Pair-All the curtains which
would ordinarily retail at $lO per pir. Thy oome in
Cable Net, Irish Points, Domsstto Arabian, Ruf
fled Bobblnet and many new and novel curtains
that you would regularly pay ten dollars a pan
for, at
$5 Lace Curtains at $1.98 a Pair All the regular $S.OO
Lucy Curtains from this purchase. They are In
every grade and description, fine and heavy lace,
and very many Imitations of the highest class lace
curtains, at, per pair,
$150 Lace Curtains at 15c Each
OIJ reliable Noitinirham curtains
which, in the lepular way, sell
at one dollar and fifty ceotP C.
AlS Vs
$J0 Lace Curtains at 98c Each
Odd lace curtains, oncludlntf hun
dreds of Hno quality Arabian cur
tains, those heavy elabortely corded
laov curtains. In pairs and f Q
In Htnirle curtnlns, there- ZOC
fore we offer them at, each.
Single Lace Curtains In this lot
are curtains worth up to $7.60 a
pair. They are samples and sin
gle curtains in J,Q
whit, Ivory, ecru MJmJV
White Madras Up to
50 Ids., regular price
4oo per yard, 1 Crt
at, yard.
at, each .
25c Drapery Swiss at
10c Yard Dtted
drapery Swis, 11
at, a yard 1UC
a pair, at, ench
Lace Curtain Seconds Imperfec
tions In trie weaving, a stitch
dropped here and there, some
times torn by the machinery
worth up to 2.50 a pair, I
IVV
Colored Drapery Swiss
--the regular ia-cent
kind at, per I
. yard '
1 SHIRT WAIST SILKS. AT 79C YARD
79c
Sale of Ladies' Shirt Waist Sets.
etc., at oost or less than cost to man-
1
beautiful assortment of popular new Shirt.. Wo tat Silks, In a variety
of KtylcH and colors, rnuglUK from M inches wide down to
21 inches wide new fletir Ue soles. '2 and 3-tone
checks, linrred LouiKiennes, tinsel taffetas and the new
overshot silk scoreu of the newest silks at yard.
Manufacturers' sample Walut Sets,
ufacture.
Deep Sea Pearl Shirt Waist Sets, hand-
some shadlna-n, mother of pearl and
new champHpne, 1 f
three on card, worth till
fcc, at-set aw
Beautiful Peacock Jewelry lutest fad
for sprinir In Hat Pins. Wult Sets.
Lce Pins, etc. all novelties
wurth up to
one dollar
at
10-15-25c
J. L. BRANDEIS &. SONS, BOSTON STORE.
Gold Bead Neck Chains,
ateot for Kprlrtg,
worth ud to 60c. at
Dutch. Silver Waist Sets and 8;ish
rins, sei 111
French Rlilne
Ktonos. at
Mother of Pearl Hat Pins at 10c and
imported Waist Sets In pold, silver
mm i.Aiiii.cu, vrii-
umel finish, worth
U)c to HM 1....
I5.25c
ta a nrl fl i alt
10.I5.25c
1525c
PENNS PLAN BIQ MEETING
Natives of Keystone State Will Hold
Forth oa Elaborate Seal at
Chambers.
The Pennsylvania club will hold Its six
teenth annual reunion at Chambers' acad
emy, H24 Farnam street, this evening;.
The entertainment will consist of a musi
cal, followed . by a box lunch social and
dance. Entertainment Is to be free. All
persons eligible to membership In the club
have been cordially Invited to be present.
Eligibility to membership requires that one
must have been born In Pennsylvania, tha
son or daughter of parents either one or
both of whom were born In Pennsylvania,
the wife or husband of a son or daughter
of a native-born Pennsylvanlan. Resi
dents of Omaha and vicinity, South Omaha
and Council Bluffs coming within the eligi
bility list have been Invited. Each woman
will prepare a box lunch, enough for two
persons, and place her name on the Inside.
These boxes will be sold at public auction
to the highest bidder, the party buying it
to eat with the woman preparing It. Pro
ceeds of tha 'sales will go toward defraying
the expenses of the entertainment
SECOND TERM FOR ELLA HURST
Teat Days to Domestic Who Jast
Does Twenty Daya la City
Jail. . -
t
On complaint of Ernest W. Arthur, 914
South Thirty-second street,- Ella Hurst has
been convicted In police court on a second
charge of petit larceny and sentenced to
ten days In the county JalL The woratn
was charged with stealing a quantity of
sugar, butter and lard from the Arthur
residence.
There are about a doxen larceny com
plaints pending against the woman, being
from her former employers for whom she
worked In this city as a domestic, staying
at the various places from three hours to
as many weeks. She haft Just completed
her first term of twenty days.
Our Long Lasting
Steel Range
Is getting more popular every day. Its
superiority over other steel ranges Is crop,
ping out ; on every side. We never- sold
as many as we are selling this spring.
We are still selling them at $5.00 down
and 13.00 per month, or the wholesale price
for cash. .. . . .......
4&
PASTOR FULLY EXONERATED
Ctrl Who A erased Her Stepfather
Recaats and Tells the
Trath.
Rev. J. A. Bingamen has returned from
Lincoln, where he went as a member of
a committee to Investigate charges made
against Rev. Joseph D. Underwood, pastor
of the Zlon Baptist church of that city.
A stepdaughter had accused Mr. Under
wood of being the father of her child.
After a full Investigation the committee
found thai Mr. Underwood Is entirely Inno
cent of the charge, the girl recanting
hrr Arst statement, and giving the name
of her seducer. Her second story Is sup
ported by her mother's testimony, and by
letters. The girl says she wss Induced
by relatives to accuse her stepfather.
4 W
When our men delivered a ran re to Mrs.
Johnson, 1714 S. 8th St., a few days sgo.
she told them that she knew all about
our range before e bought It and told
tier nusuand that she would have no other
kind.
The Stoetzel Stove Co
71 South i6thSt.
Prescription Dept
Bring Your Prescrip
tions to Bennett's
There Is never 'a Qiirntlon between
the doctor and patient ri-Rardlng the
wisdom of sending prescriptions to
Bennett's. BOTH AKK AUKEKH
THAT BENNETT'S IS THE RIOHT
PI.ACK FOR PRESCRIPTION h'HAr
1NO. We absolutely guarantee the
quality, purity and freshness of eveiy
grain of ingredient wo use. We ab
anltitcly guarantee expert pharma
cist's rare. We absolutely guarantee
satisfaction at cut prices.
Drug Department
Alain Floor.
Transfer System
of Trading
Ask the first sales-person you meet
for a transfer slip It saves an Im
mense n mount of labor both for your
self and tho clerk it saves making
change. You order your goods with
It through the various departments,
nnd pay the full amount at the trans
fer booth. It means that you get extra
tireen Trndlng Stamps, thus avoiding
the fractional losses caused by odd
cents in purnhases.
10 Green Trading Stamps Free
Buy the New" Tork
World Tuesday In Sta
tionery Dept. S cents. Cut
the coupon from Its funny
part, bring It to our pre
mium parlor, second floor,
And you will get 10 Green
Trading Stamps free.
Onion Skin Voiles
Have you seen the latest New York fad In PRE INCH VOILES?
New York has cone crazy over It It's the new Union Skin Shad.
It's remarkable fabric, ..It sells at $1.29 In the toney stores
of New York City Tuesday In Dry Goods Dept., per yard. . . .
Leaders in the Grocery World
Best Qoods at Lowest Prices.
Hi
ID worth flrecfi Trnd- I
Ing Sumps with each
Jnr Bennett's
Capitol
Preserves
Bennett's
Capitol
Jelly ....
30c
Pears In syrup 3-1U. can lc
V talmon 1-lb. can ... luo
FIFTY CENTS IN
GREEN TRADING
STAMPS WITH
EACH PACKAGE
CKRO- IOC
JTRUITC ,V,W
Tomatees 9-lb, can 9c
Best Laundry Btmp 9 bars 8ro
Kolled Oats 4-lb. package lto
BUTTER.
Received every day from the best
dairies.
Fresh Country Butter pound 14o
Bennett's Capitol Creamery, lb.... 23o
cofkf.es.
Roasted fresh dally.
Maracnlbo Coffee per pound ' IBo
Bennett's Capitol Coffee, 1-lb. pkg. feo
1.00
Crockery Bargains
and Stamp
Extras
Macbeth'? No. 2 Penrl
Top I,nmp Chimneys
each
No
B
brass each
2 common Limn
Burners heavy, solid
J-.arge size fancy
shape liowls and Pitcherseach
Pure lead blown Table
Tumblers nl.-e thin
ones each
Rich American eight
Inch Cut Gloss
Bowls at
5c
5c
...58c
3c
2.48 I
Johnson, Bros.' nicely decorated 100
picce Dinner Bete, beautifully deco
rated In pink and 43 ""ye;
" tacTdi. Oe7 O
FIVE GREEN
TRADING BTAMP8
FOR ONE ON ALL
COLORED JARDI-
A'lERES TUESDAY.
GREEN TRADING STAMPS ALL THE TIME.
aiaMiuiun 11 . 11 .-..us) torn, W M.v. .UUWtSMJUAMaUll LL jm
'TIT
Pl"WW51iaBl"s'
Next summer you will h twe
Th Exposition
Fever
THE PORES are the safety
valves of the body. If they be
kept in perfect order by constant
and intelligent bathing ,a very
general source of danger from
disease, is 'avoided. HAND
SAPOLIO is unequalled as a
gentle, efficacious pore:opener.
Heala as by Magic.
If a pain, sore. Wound, burn, scald, cut
or piles , distress you, Bucklen'a Arnica
6alve will cure It, or no pay. 2c For sale
by Kuhn & Co.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
? .
Mrs. E. Buckingham left 8unday evening
to Join her husband, who was recently ap
pointed general stneriiitendent of the Ore-
Eun Bhort Line, with headquarters In Salt
akeClty.
JOnn t Ktout Of Wrteht X- Hlr...t v..
gonu to Albert. Canada, on a . businras
trip In the Interests of the ktt.nourl Pa
clrio railroad, its will be abtwrt fur sev
eral wavkii.
The following were given their dis
charges In voluntary bankruptcy by Judge
Munger In the United Uiatea dmtiict court:
William Casteel and V. Karl Casteel, trad
ing as asteel 1 A Bon. of Phillips, Hamil
ton county Neb.; Heubeu F. Reynolds.
Tecumneh. Jobiuion county. Nab., and Krn
eet C. Juhlfcon, Wauna, Knox county, Neb.
The esutlve commit tt-e of the Dixie club
will meet this evening at t o'clock In
the Woodmen of the World building It 1.
expected that various coir.n.lttrea to 111 turn
Iw ui'ix. Intd and club rooms and a hall fur
prospective entertalnmetits aeliMted. 8pon
ors for the various states represented in
the club will be named and other trailers
of routine nature wlU be tuuoldervd, -
TliB CARG OF THE HAIR
iteosi'd b Ktotmst to rrrv wonta. If Gnj mt
t.MlM, It CM im retor4 M UM niwi CaatC.
Off Batata Uiy tltaWlS AvMfCd ap
Th9 Imperial Ha'.r Rsgenerafor
MKiiioiMMirrAiiiuuniiB
LUHINOMthessa. It U auily aB-
. m .A tOied. BtkM the hMir.ift aud iIumt.
,' f;. 1 iMolutsly hsruiiMax enipl. et oalreoU
irv i area tree. i'oTeiNMHi.iiue euanasntuu.
UnrtHclCbra.V.';.t.lJiVVJi!WMwllrti
Sherman ft afoCsnnaO Cm ca.
CLOSUNii UU1
-sT.T. OUlt-
Buggies, Carriages
and Wagons
FREDRICKSON
RftMoth cod Capital Av.
Haad our epeolal '"ad" snrary tTuDday
ana Wednesday In Tbe Bea.
.m , m .1 jiljuss ym ) Wi-fsp p naa
All yoiif : friends will be going, or talking about
going, nnd you will be figuring up to see whether you
can possibly scrimp and save to make the trip. Now
is the time to do your planniug. Anybody can go
man, woman or child.
Thirty More Trips Arfe to Be Voted For
All you have to do is to get a few
friends to prepay their subscription to The
Bee and turn in enough votes to be one of
' the first ten in our weekly election. ' Re
member, you get f20 votes on a year's sub
scription in the city and 600 votes on a
. year's subscription in the country.
The Bee will send you, without costing
you a cent, to the very grounds of the expo
sition. Via the Wabash
The Wabash lands all
passengers from all di
rections at its own sta-
4L
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS
Made to order and recovered. All kind
of repairing guaranteed. Iwet prices.
BOSTON IHBUDLU
V4 le. lata ttseet, .'k WIT.
tion, Main Entrance
World's Fair Grounds,
saving time and money.
The Wabash Suburban
Trains will be prepared
to handle 25,000 passen
gers per hour in ten hours, more people than in Omaha,
Council Bluffs and Houth Omaha. Think it over.
Rules of the " Elect ion"
The ten persons receiving th largest numbsr of votes at the close ot
sen ' election" will be furnished, at The lie expense, as prises, each a
frae trip from Omaha to bb Louts and isturn, to be taken any time during
tha exposition. ... .
. restrictions sra placed as to where the party lives as a candidate
for one of th exposition trips. .
No vote will b counted for employes or agents of The Omaha Bee
All vote must be niati on ooupoua which will b published each day la
prepayment of ubscr1ption may be mad either direct to The Bee
Publishing Company or to Mn authorized agent of Th Be.
No votes sent in by sgents will o counud unla sent In In accordance
with Instructions given them. m
Th vol from dy to day will be published In all editions of Th Baa
Th "elections" will close sach Thursday at ( p. m.
Votes may be deposited at th business office of The Be or sent by
mall. No votes sent by mall will be counted which ar not In th Omaha
poatoffio for delivery at :, p. m. on th day of closing.
Address, "Exposition Department," Omaha Bet
Omaha, Neb.
COUPONS ON PAGE 2.
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SIUINET KIINGS
for ladles and gents, .12.60. 3 50, 4.00. $5 00 up to flV
ti'wvl styles, tasty, nice pious. We carry a nice line
of aedding rings. 14k and Isk, broad, narrow, also thick
Tiffany mm. "e mao to orner any myie, weigm ;
l.icfcuew) iu wuuld dire. tipvnd a few minutes in ou'
lore. l.oiiii tut the name.
S. W. Lindsay, Jeweler.
1916 DouglM SU
TUESDAY'S BARGAIN FEAST
Second Day of the Gnat Sale of the Bankrupt Notion Stock.
Th prices are one-half, one-third and one-fourth regular price. Don't fall to attend.
?00-yard Machine Thread, per spool lo
l(io-yard Heldlna Proa Sewing Bilk 4o
200-yard Linen Thread 4e
Sot) Brass Tins, each 4VV
Velveteen Pklrt Binding, per yard 1c
Waterproof bklrt Bintling, per yard. ...2V!
15c Metal Back Comhs 4ijo
loo Spring Sleeve Holders, pair 2'-io
16o Corset Bteels 440
26o Hair Brushes liic
SOo Tooth H rushes Wo
2W Hair Pins 10o
I spools Brooks silky Crochet Cotton. ...44jO
Aluminum Thimbles 4'o
10 yards Baby Ribbon 4VsQ
Your choloe of 1.000 gross of fancy
Ires . Buttons, every possible color,
per dosen 4Ho
24 Shoe LAces for 4Vio
lfio Darters, per pair
Nickel plsted Duplex
jfl
Bajf'ety rina.
per dosen .Wi
Curling Irons, each...., .... t.
Tracing Wheels.. 4V
The Giant Tack Poller 40
25o Combination Needle nooks tVio
ion patent Hump Hook and Eyes,
per card... f4
10 Purses V
200 Horn Hair Fins, per doxen 4V
loo Combination Hair Fin Cablners 4Uo
3To 8-Inch Shears liic
liK) Tooth Brushes. r. s 4V
15c Assorted Beads 4c
Elastic, per yard 2Vi
And hundreds of other staple notions at
one-half to one-quarter regular selling
price. '
THINK OF IT!
FROM 10 TILL, 11 A". M. TUESDAY.
19o ladies' sleeveless low necked Vests, fancy yoke of white and colors, tap , Rf
neck and arms, at, each ...JW
U 60 sample men's shirts, aAffln and Lyon brands, sixes from 14 to 17100 A.Qc
dosen of them at , . . "
76oboys' shirts with separata colara CO doxen of them i 45C
KoMen's 811k Hose Supporters, . 8C
Men's sample Underwear, worth up to $1.00, lr"
on sale at OOW
Mens' heavy Working Shirts, dark colors, 35C
BE THERE EARLY AND GET YOUR PICK. Remember these prices are good
for just one hour 10 to H a. m. .
$2.00 SILKS FOR t9c
Great Hour Silk Sale Tuesday Morning.
For one hour, from 9:90 until 10:30 on Tuesday morning, we place Rno piece of finest
silks In black and colors. A full and complete assortment of nearly every kind of
stylo for this spring. The finest collection of silks that were ever sold st such a
f rlce. There are black silks, white silks, Crepe de Chines, taffetas, silks for suit,
or waists and linings. This Is a sale that none can afford to miss. It Is only for
one nour-irora :w to iu:ai. worn 160, sl.uu, ii.du ana tuo 4 f l.
tvw
l.t
Famous Wool Dress Goods Sale
FROM TO 13 NOON.
We will sell strictly all wool suitings, vntles, examines, mohairs In remnants from 2ti
to 7 yards, worth from tl.00 to t3.ou per yard and only one pattern to a
customer, at, yard
FROM 1 TO t Pi M.
W will Mil all wool ch&Ules, worth from 7 60 to $L00 pr yard, only U yards OEr
to a customer, at. per yard -
t
Special White Good$ Sale
FROM I A. M. TILL 12 NOON, TUESDAY.
100 full bolts P. K. Walstlngs, Mercerized. Oxford and Cheviot WaJstlngs,
btripee. Check and Ice Stripe Novelties, worth up to SCo per yard. All
go at one price from 9 a. m. till 12 noon at, yard M ..t
Lene
10c
Wholesale Grocery Prices to the Consumer
...... SSi
TWO BIO EXTRA TRADING BTAMP SPECIALS TUESDAY,
Beat Bulk Laundry Starch, per lb.
With every J-lb. package of our famous
Mocha and Java Coffee at 2Cc per pound w
will give absolutely free UM worth Extra
Trading Stamp.
With every 6 pounds of our fancy Dried
Fruits, any kind you want, we will give
100 worth Extra Trading Stamps, Abso
lutely Free.
II lbs. Pure Cane Granulated Sugar for li t)
Large Suck Commeal UVic
Fancy Hand Picked Navy Beans, 6 :bs..lo
Good Japan Rice 6 ibs. for 10c
Fancy Pearl Tapioca, 6 lbs. for 1SKJ
6 bars Swift's Frlde, White Busslan, Beat-'Km-All.
Diamond C or Oettlp Laundry
Scap for ,. 18c
Woil Soap, per bar - JVc
4 pkgs. Rolled Breakfast Oats iuo
8 lb. cans Baked Beans, .Hominy
or Pumpkin ..v?Hc
8 lb. cans Solid Packed Tomatoes ...t..7Vtc
t lb. cans Early Juno Sifted Peas 7V4c
2 lb. cans Fancy Wax or String Beans.. 7'io
1 gallon cans Fancy Apples '.13a
flower or vegetable BoeOa, any alod you
want, per pkg J...i,jo
WHOLlilKAI.B DRIED FRUIT PRICES.
Large California Prune, per lb 8o
Fancy California Peaches, per lb ...... .7Vo
Fancy Moor Park Apricots, per lb ....12jo
Fancy Burtlott Pears, per lb lyZa
Choice California Grapes, per lb .....T4o
Fancy Virginia Blackberrkd, per lb... .7
Knuilsh Cleaned Currants, par lb 7Ho
Fancy Virginia Raspberries, per lb lllo
New York fc'tate Ring Apples, per lb....o
WhOLmLE FRESH FRUIT PRICES.
Fancy Imported Figs, per !b '. .ll!(a
Fancy Highland, large sweet Oranges,
per dos 15
Fancy highland Seedless Lemons,
per do , U'o
Fancy Colorado White Clover Honey,
rar rack 12o
CRACKER DEPT Extra Special.
10,000 lbs. Fancy Crisp Ginger ro
TUESDAY ONLY.
HAVDERJ SROS.
Dion mm
$W1
Buys a Ticket
and Sleeping Car Berth
MlTO S
AND
Uoshin
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Bt sur your ticket rtodt via
UNION PACIFIC
OITT TICKET OrFIOH, 1334 rARSAM
'Phone ill
I endertrtand that the Bant Fe will sell one
way colonist tickets to
C Sl 1 i f o r i i
during March and April at rery low rates. vj
$25 from Omaha via Kansas City and the Santa fe
Corresponding reductions from othar point.
PI advts as full earttsalara,
JVaiM .
BPrtMNo..
City oJ 5taf.
Out out tMs oyfoerttsentenl and mafl to
JC. L. Palmer, Pawmger Agent,
Q3
3JZ
All th Way
A. T. A B. F. By., W Eqytablt Budding, IMt laine$, la.
W. J. BLACK, O. P. A.. Topsksu Km.
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