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FRIDAY IS BARGAIN DAY
5LEMNANTS
White Bwlsses, embroidered designs
for wslets and druw.
10c
will make up very ne
worth regularly ahc
at yard
Bcotrh and Chambmy Ginghams. 12o
ns.
65c
trade, suttsble for chil
dren's drfuwt, boys'
waists and suits, at
yard
Mill remnant yard wide
Percale, irond styles, fast
colors. 10c value
yard
Good heavy grade 36-Inch
Unbleached Muslin, long
lengths, special Friday
bargain yard
3k
5c
Regular 16r Voiles. Organdies, Uwn
, Uwni
6lc
and Ha tinted, light and
dark ground, with dnta,
figures, floral designs.,
etc.. all go at yard
LINEN REMNANTS
Remnants of fic
Toweling at per
yard
Hemmed Napkins all linen
worth 60c a dosen
at each
Hemmed Barber Towels
some slightly Imperfect
each '
Table Damask remnants In
21c
le
2c
table-
cloth lengths at lens than CO
it to
manufacture.
French Val Laces and
Neat designs, 12-yard bolts, worth 25c
and 30c basement clearing price-bolt
Remnants of Allover Laces
In oriental, crochet and fancy ef
. fects, white, cream and black,
one-half to one yard
length, worth up to
40c each
15c
REMNANT PIECES OF SILK
Remnants of silks, IV2 yards, 1 yard, yard, V2 yard and
i yard long, every imaginable quality, suitable for neck-
S. ?!!-.. : 5c-10c-15c-25c-39c
Agents
Florsheim
Shoes
wmmk
POLITICS IN HOTEL LOBBIES
John Wall Loses Muttache and Friends
Pais Him By.
HS FEELS GOOD OVER HIS CANDIDACY
Ds Cropsey Reaches Fmltlon of
Hopes and Will Not Serva Jef
. fcraoa Coanty la Next
Lealslatara.
Jehn Wall, the sage of Arcadia, la loins;
about tha state, not Incognito, but In dis
guise, and thereby hangs a tale.
Of course It Is generally known that Mr.
Wall la a candidate tor the gubernatorial
nomination on the republican ticket. It la
also known that Mr. Wall Is a popular man.
Out In Valley county, where nestles the
beautiful little Arcadia, He the Wall es
tates. They are broad and long and ex
ceedingly fertile and proline. Valley county
is the scene of many such rich frms and
Us people are known for their hospitality
and benevolence, but none any more than
John Wall. His name, no more simple and
sincere than his friendship, la hailed by all
as that of a man who loves his fellows and
forgets none. His broad acres are open to
all and his latch string ever hanga out.
. Thus It was a shock to John Wall to be
literally "passed up" on the streets of
Omaha by men he hud known for yeara.
"How are you."' exclaimed the veteran
chief clerk of the house of representatives
to Criwford Kennedy, another veteran In
state politics, as the two met In the lobby
of the Merohanta hotel Thursday morning.
'And Kennedy's greeting was a bland
tar.
"Don't know me? My Ood." ejaculated
Wall: "have my friends forgotten me, or
have I Incurred their enmity by running
for governor?"
And then Kennedy burst Into a hearty
laugh.
"Why, John, old fellow, I didn't recognise
you with your mustache off. Tou ought
never to have done that. Tou are the
ugliest man In Nebraska now, whereas you
were considered a very handsome man be
fore." "Are you Joking, Crawford?" gasped
Wall. .
But mustache or not, John Wall la feeling
good over hlq candidacy. He says he has
made an extensive tour of part of the state
and Is greatly encouraged over his pros
pects. , . . ,
""I really believe," says he, "that my
chances are excellent. Of course, I have
been in politics too long to pick up tin
whistles and think they are gold clarions."
Dan Cropsey of Falrbury, the Gorman of
Nebraska stopped oft In Omaha Wednes
day night on his way to Chicago. Cropsey
baa been a member of the house for the
last two sessions of legislature, but says
be will not be there next winter. His am
taHlon haa been aatlsned and he will step
aaade'and let aome other patriot serve his
country.
' The reason Croprey takes the sobriquet
e the "Gorman of Nebraska" Is that both
ha and tha late distinguished Marylander
smarted life the same, had mutual aspira
tion and satisfied them alike. Oorman
wham a boy lived In sight of the great na
tional capital and longed to be a member
mt oangresa. The world knows the rest of
t)M story. It knows that Gorman's first
HfTlct In consrraa was that of a page.
Oopeey spent part of his tender boyhood
wNhla the Inspiring shadow of tha dome
of Nebraska's state house. He, too, longed
b a lawmaker, out he would be satisfied
to noosed bis father as a member of the
Nebraska legislature. I.Ike Gorman, he
aaaxtad ta to serve bis nation by performing
tha simple duties of a page. And the world
knows the rest of the story.- It knows that
la the due course of human events Dan
Crops? eventually fulminated Into min
ima. It knows, too, that It was while In
Ifela state et manhood he cam to be known
aa'iwiTii'ft
Big Sae
Men's
i 11 ju l beT
5 hill
tvrdif
?llk Floral Organdies and Plain Silk
lain nil R
10c
Mull. In colors, sell every
where at 26c yard, hera
Friday, In remnants, at
yard
Printed I -awn and Swiss remnants.
lants,
lc
many pieces to match
they will be sold, as
long as they last, at
each
Various grades black and
white India IJnnns and Vic
toria Iawnn, values up to
loe yard, at yard
5c
Bhort lengths 25c Maflrss
Cloths, worth 2Bc off the M f
bolt, many pieces to faf2w
match yard
American Shirting Print remnants, In
every desirable dot, stripe 1
and figure In long 1 g
lengths, at )
yard
SAMPLE RUGS
IS BASEMENT
Axminster Rug Romnants,
one and one-third yarfla
a '.a j a. V- -j
.98c
long, large new.
line, Friday -
each ... .
Insertings (By the boid
10c-15c
Embroideries
Remnants and odd lota of Em
broidery Edges, Insertions and
Fancy Laces, worth
up to 6c yard base
ment yard
lie
Agents
Red Cross
Shoes H
as Daniel B. Cropsey and ventured out Into
the wilds of Jefferson county where few
white men at that time were to be found.
only J. E. Mendenhall and two or three
others. Dan and J. E. got together,
brushed aside a few bramble bushes and
trees and things, and started Jefferson
county. Then one day Cropsey, while In
the act of cutting down a big oak, heard
a loud noise. He looked around and beheld
a vast concourse of people. It was the vox
popull. His country had called and he re
sponded and made laws at Lincoln for two
long, tedious sessions. v
The only point, of essential difference be
tween Gorman and Cropsey Is that Gorman
was a democrat and Cropsey Is a repub
lican. Cropsey found time In the course of his
busy political career to look out for a fu
ture competency. The other day he counted
up and found that besides some other
trfllng collateral he was the proud posses
sor of three national banks, president of
them, and he has decided to worry along
with them from now on, letting his county
and state look to others for their political
safety.
POINTERS 0NCUBAN GAME
Adyllsoa Tewamt Brines Back Some
of Implements and Informa
tion of Jal-a-'lal.
Addison Townsend, who has Just re
turned from Cuba, haa brought home with
him some of the Implements used in ??ie
game of Jal-a-'lal. pronounced 11-a-ll. The
game la played In a stone-walled court
with a cement floor and haa rules similar
to racquet. The ball is thrown from a
wicker basket against the wall, and at it
returns It Is caught in the basket and re
turned immediately, without a moment's
hesitation. The basket is provided wtth
a gloved back and the ball used is hard
and - slightly smaller than a base ball.
Mr. Townsend says the game la very
iririiiiuu iiu tun upn can do tnrown over
600 feet. An Instance waa given of when
some Americans were in Cuba and fhe
question came up as to the distance the
hall could be thrown with the baaket and
the Americans thought they could throw
the ball farther with the ordinary hand.
The American threw the ball from centor
field to the home plate and the Cuban
threw it over the grandstand from the
same place.
One Fare for Ronnd Trip,
From Chicago, plus $4.09, for thirty-day
limit, and one fare for the round trip plus
12.00 for fifteen-day limit, to Canadian and
New England points. Tickets on sale via
Nickel Plate road from Chicago August
I and ?1 Information given upon appli
cation to John T. Calahan, general agent.
No. 107 Adams St., Chicago, La Salle SU
station, Chicago, the only depot on the
Elevated Railroad Loop.
IS.SO ta St. Pant asa Mlnneapellt
end Retarn
m Omaha, via Chicago Great Western
Railway. Tickets on sale dally after Mat
II to September fO. Final return limit,
October IX. Equally low rates to other
points In Minnesota. North Dakota. Wiscon
sin and lower Michigan. For further la.
formation apply to H. H. Churchill, general
agent. ttU farnara atreet. Omaha.
Ge te ew York en tue Leklata.
Double track scenle highway. Connects
at Buffalo or Niagara Faila with all lines
from the west.
Write passenger .department, Lehigh Val
ley R. R., HI South Clark St., Chicago, 111.
Mortality Statistics.
The following births and deaths have
been reported to the Board of Health dur
ing the twenty-four houra ending at noon
Thursday:
Births William Marshon. 1814 Locust,
girl; Colin McKentie. sl South Twenty
second, girl; John Hindoo. 4J4S Grant, h.iv
Karl Jacobs. Usui Miami, boy; Andreas
Nielsen. 121 North T enty-sUth, boy
Death. Henry R. - WillUm., Twerfty-
ituru ni iii-Niry. i; i-eier a. i;. uavtd'
sun. 2 7 lit South Ninth. 12: Walter H.i:
Sit North Thirteenth, months; Charles
reuera, ivj rsurm cigmeeuin, ta.
OMAHA WEATHER FORECAST Friday Fair.
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JJ tSEDI TEABJ.3 STAMPS EYEET TIME
Closo Every Evening 'ccpt Saturday at 5
Free Tickets (0 Bijou Malinee
Saturday 2 o'clock. "We have three hundred tickets to
parquet circle.
Friday, up to noon in the Grocery one ticket to each pur
chase of $1.00 or more.
The Bijou is one of the coziest little theaters in the
country, and the fact that we are offering a ticket to the
matinee is proof of the wholesomeness and respectability
of the show.
Fridays Saturday
Men's tan calf Blucher Oxfords, welt
soles Knox specials $4.00 Qi
shoes, at e U
Men's gun metal calf Blucher Oxfords,
TT'J nrji.m J- v
XjU u hi) o p 1 orneuo.
Vitp iuc ipu Biiuea, ui ....... . . w w m i
Men's patent colt Blucher Oxfords, Ed. v 'tS"
Clapp Model Torpedo, cap
toe, $5 shoes, at
All rmr t9 Vlofb- trii
ill! V Wl J MlU' UlUVlti V i V. , ntU V -X
fords and Prince Alberts for
Ladies' Dorothy Dodd chocolate vici kid Oxfords
and shoes,. $3 shoes, at pt
Misses and children's heavy sole, chocolate, vici kid f y C
Blucher lace good school shoes, $2 values, at . . J
BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY
Best Values, Fresh Goods and
Splendid
JAVA and MOCHA Coffee,, IE-
pound OOW
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
TEAS, all kinds. A fin
pound OW
And Twenty Oreen Trading Stamps.
Pure ground Black Pepper, Oe
can
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Extract, lttr
bottle lOt
And Twenty Grcn Trading Stamps.
California Ripe Olives, Tlr
two bottles u"
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Gedney's Pickles, 25c bottles, 1S.C"
asxnrted for SUV
Diamond S Preserves, 10c
, assorted, Jnr
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
LOW
UB3I&1
FROM
$15.00
$17.50
$26.50
$30.50
$34.30
$50.00
$55.00
$60.00
$62.50
$75.00
Also very low round-trip rates, every day to September 15, to many
other Oregon, Washington, Montana, Idaho and British Columbia points.
Inquire at
CITY TICKET OFF1CK, 1324 FAUX AM ST.
'Phone Douglas 334.
Homeseekers' Excursion
Missouri, Arkansas. Indian Territory,.
Louisiana, New Mexico.
Oklahoma, Texas, Republic of Mexleo.
TUESDAYS
1906, Via
MISSOURI PACIFIC RY. & IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.
TOM HUGHES, T. P. A T. F. GODFREY, P. T. A.,
OMAHA, NEB.
H. O. TOWNSEXD, General Paaaenfer and Ticket Agent,
ST. LOUIS, M0.
Bee Want Ads
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Bargains;, Shoes
x. r-aa
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JJ U
fir. sH S
ajj M
menCP
Service
Giruter Ale,
bottle
. 10c
Honey Special Pure
strained OS.
Honey, large Jar
And Thirty Green Trading
Bayles Cider Vinegar,
Pint bottle
... l- W
Stamps.
106
And five Green Trading Stamps.
Japan Rice, 1Ar
two pounds lW
and Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Diamond S Chil Sauce,
pint bottle ..'.'
25c
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
CHEESE.
New York Full .Cream
pound ....r...
And Thirty Orfen Trading Stamps.
RA.TES
VIA
PAQiF
OMAHA
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20C $
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To Colorado and Baton
Tickets on sale Sept. IS to 23, Inclusive,
To Colorado and Ketnra
Dally to September 30.
To Ogden or Bait lake City. and Koturn
Firm and third Tuesdays, July to No
vember, Inclusive.
To Ogdea or Bait Ziake City and tnra
Every day to September 30.
To Helena and Butte and Ketnrn
First and third Tuesdays July to No
vember, Inclusive.
To Ban Franolsoo or Los Angeles and
Return, September t to 14.
To Tellowstone Park and Saturn
Including rail and stage dally to
September 17.
To Portland, Taooma, Seattle, or to Baa
Franolsoo, Ios Angeles, San Diego
and Ketnrn, dally to Sept. 15.
To California, Ketarnlng via Portland
September 3 to 14.
To Tellowstone Park and Ketnrn
Including rail, stage and hotels in
Park beyond Yellowstone for five and
one-half day trip. J-ally to Sept. 17.
Special
August 7th and 21st,
September 4th and lAth,
October 2d and 16th,
Itovember 0th and 2Hh.
Bring Results
iBead Chains
We hav just received from our
New York buyer all the new things
In Bend Chains and Bed Kovel
tles. urh an all alien of oerni :icJ
colored Pendants, titl the new
shadea of Beada. In all f'te
moat complete line In the west.
A full line of Curtain Beads, eaeh
head 1 V Inches lonff. In all colors.
Bead Needles, chain snaps. In all
kinds. New style Bead Dog Col
lars, the latest.
See our big sale of Cult duttons
this week at 23c a pair, regular
50c and 75c grade.
Hosiery and Underwear as
usual.
September Patterns of Pictorial
Review are now ready for deliv
ery. Jos. F. Bilz
322 So. A 6th. Omaha. Neb.
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WE SET THE PACE
riii thrM rhnlp. hrnnHM hi. WAV lin Hfnril.
of carefully selected, even stock, in all
popular flavors anl shapes.
Pride of Hastings. Monev Order. Remitter,
6 cent cigars that smoke like 10 centers.
WM. BINDERUP
Manufaaturar
1822 24 St. Hary' a Ave., Omaha, Nab.
FLOP, DE GOUNOD
CIGARS
A popular 10c domestic cigar; we
sell 6c straight. Shipment Just re
ceived, all In good condition; have
26,500. It will pay you to Investi
gate our plan of Belling cigars.
Myers-Dillon Drug Co,,
16th L FARNAM STS.
CONSTERNATION
reigtis supreme In our minds when we
become aware that those pesty little
CHIGGERS
are around to make life miserable for us.
Remember, however, that one application
of Dr. DeMar'i
SURE CURE
will effectually kill them and thus make
life worth the living at all summer resorts.
'Price 25c Per Bottle
By mall c extra.
Beaton Drug Co.,
Fifteenth and Farnam.
Omaha's Dma; Store noted for accuracy
and up-to-datenese.
'FOLLOW TNI FLAO."
SPECIALS
CANADIAN POINTS
SOLD
DAILY-LONG LIMIT
ASK
WABASH CITY OFFICE,
1001 Farnam St.
or address
HARRY B. MOORE9, O. A. P. D
Wabash R. U..
Omaha, ... Nebraska
HOTELS.
'COMFORT WITHOU T EXTRAVAGANCE.' '
mt ih hw TranaUot. BtMl Built. Flreproaft
HOTEL WOODSTOCK
lss-ia w. uu m., on)
Broadway. N. T. CI If. 3
tit.-ki wNt of Grand Cootral
And Juat off Loagaoro a
1 lines tiquara, tha irj baart
f tha city, la tha midst mt iha
tbcatara and club and naaf
tha ahopplnf dtrtrtct. Subway
and "V roada and Broadway
car a adjacent. Mod arm accosa
aioilaiioua (or bv Modara
room a a tar bath, $l.$a. Lui
rtoaa all light rooms aod
auita with prtvata tath, 1 uv
Chotra rattauraut. Muaie.
W. H. VALigtBTTS.
Alao Hotal BarwUa. Rwt.
ad. VanaoLC
The
Evans Hotel
Hot Springs, So. Dak.
Beautifully altuuted In the vale of Mln
nrkahta. The health and pleasure resort of the
northwest. Only a night s ride from Omaha.
(klf, tennis, swluinilna. coaching, liorae
back and burro rides and othr amunt
ments. Kxcellent orchestra In etaendanoe.
Visit wonderful wind cave.
Exceptionally low rates on both C. A N.
V. and Burllng-ton.
For ratea and Information, address:
ROY M. 8COTT. Manager.
SUMMER BOARD
Dellevue College Dormitories
Jul j 7 to h-jtembr 7.
References required. Address
BtJjtLFVLE fULl.KQF.. Beiievua. Kb.
'f hone Bed IU. Scuta Omaha.
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GREAT WATER
an
We dose 315
o'clock except
Saturday at iO
ill
THE RELIABLE OTaRE
ANOTHER BARGAIN FRIDAY
Grand Handkerchief Sale
Kvery anilod or rvon allRhtly niiiMed handkrrrhlof from
will br rlorl out Frllay AT JI ST HALF KKCil'LAK miCES.
lat Ixt A great assortment of chll
dren'a handkerchiefs
Friday, each ,
lie
2d liot A fine line of ladles' and chil
dren's handkerchiefs, at,
choice waWC
8d Iot Fancy embroidered and Initial
handkerchiefs, at,
choice J-Q
4th lot A great line of 10c embrold
ered handkerchiefs, at,
choice ,
5c
See These Silk Bargains
A ireneral clean-up on damaged silks will be a great feature ot u Fri
day sale.
riain and Novelty Silk of all descriptions that sold regularly from ?le to
$1.60 per yard will go in Friday's sale at, f f f
Per yard IDC-1UC
36-lnch Colored Satins (damaged) 1 27-inch Natural Jan Silks, undamaaad
mat soia regularly at 91. SO M jj
yard, at, per yard
Tfi
Many other splendid bargains Friday.
Wool Dress Goods
at Half
Tour choice of all our high class
Wool Dress Goods, the greatest
stock in Omaha, in Friday's sale
at Just Half Regular Price.
In Our New
A great array of splendid bargains await you Friday only a few can be
mentioned here but hundreds of others, fully as good and In many caaea even
better will be displayed.
Fancy Linen Dollies, center pieces and
scarfs sizes 18x18 to 46x JQ
45, at 40c, 80c, 25c and IZJC
10c all linen unbleached Crash, 17
Inches wide, at, per f?
yard DC
15c and 19c all linen rfuck Towels,
extra large size, Friday, Q
each ZJG
Turkish Towels, extra large 7'
size, Friday, at, each 2v
7 He Bleached Muslins, good quality,
in Friday's sale, at, C
per yard DC
All Table Linen Remnants at Just
half.
Many Special Furnishing Bargains
A few arlocted at random from
mentioned below.
Men's Shirts In fine percales, madrasses
and ginghams, two collars and pair
of cufTs to match, all newest 'pat
terns and colors. Come In all sizes
and are worth up to $1.00, 1C
in two lots at 80c and tjC
Men's and Boys' Work Shirts in light
or dark colors, splendid TQ
50c values, at, choice jJC
Men's Ralbrlggan Underwear in plain
and fancy colors, broken lots, worth
up to 75c will go at, 1C1
garment
,
Big Granite
UPPED PRESERVE KETTLES, Hot.,
80; 2 qt, 10c; 2Vi qt., 12c; 3 qt; 13c; 4 qt.,
15c; 6 Qt., 19c; i qt., 20c; 8 qt., 25c.
LIPrEn SAt'CH FASA-l qt., To: 1 qt.,
o; 2 qt., I'X-; Irt qt., 13c; 3 qt, 13c; 4 qt.,
16c; 6 qt., lc; 6 qt., 2uc
Cuspidors,
each ....
10c
MH.K AND PT'nniNO PANS.
1 qt., 6c; 14 o,t., 7c; 2 qt., Sc; 3 qt., l"c; 4 qt.,
12c J 6 qt., 15c.
Omaha's Greatest Grocery Dept.
Freshest Goods, lowest Prices and Highest Quality.
lft-lb. sack beft CJranuluted Cornmeal. .12' jc
5 pound le!t lianrl (ili ked Navy Heans.. 19.- j
6-lb. pHlla Pure Kriilt Jelly 15c
6 jxiunda bent bulk Oalmeal l.V I
bars best brandx laundry Boap lin
Oil Sardines, per can X 8c:
Potteil Meats, per can Sc j
1-lb. can Kancy A la oka Halmon I"
1-lh. j.ackuse Peeiled Raitlns 'ic
1-lb. package Mttcarnnl fi'if ',
1- lh. packaga best Corn Btarch.v 4c i
2- lb. can best Sweet Sugar V ufl 5c i
3- lb. can Boston Baked Heans 7'c
1-lb. ran Boston Haked BennB io.
Xcelo Breakfast Food, per packane 5c i
The best Soda Crackers, per lb lie !
Fresh, crlup ilnaer Snaps, per pound... &o !
3 packaites 1'needa Biscuits for l'lc ,
Porto Klco Blend Coffee, per pound.... 2'c ;
Ksncr Santos Coffee, per pound 15ci
Choice Tea BiftlnK. per pound 124c1
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DAMAGE SALE'
We close at 5
o'clock except
Saturday at 10
Friday
the grat aal I
5th Lot Embroidered and plain linen
handkerchiefs in great "71
variety, at ,, . gC
6th Ixt Embroidered and scalloped
swlsa handkerchiefs
Friday, each 1U0
7th Iot Embroidered and scalloped
awlss handkerchiefs f l
maay, each IZ2C
8th lot Pure linen hand embroid
ered handkerchiefs Fri
day, each ...........
15c
that aold regularly at SI
egularly at $1 I Q.
.yard JC
per yard, at,
Wash Dress Goods
at Half
Every piece of Wash Goods,
White Goods and Linens In our
high grade wash goods dept. are
now on sale at Just Half Regular
Price.
Bargain Room
Remnants of Sheeting, worth up to
30c yard, 8-4. -4. 10-4 1 fl -wide,
Friday, at. yard IVCj
Remnants of Art. Denims, Fancy Cre-N
tonnes and Art Tickings,
worth up to 22c yard, at OC
12 He Beverley Percales, SS Inches
wide, in Friday's sale, at, J
per yard b C
12 He and 15c India Llnons and Dim
ities, in Friday s sale, fj
at, per yard DC
All Blankets In our stock all wool
part wool and all cotton, at HALF
, . PRICE.
,,iTwmi
the great variety of splendid values are
Ladies' and Misses' Gauze Vests ailk
taped and worth regularly f
up to 19c, at, choice DC
Ladies' and Children's Tfose In whites,
pinks or blues, plain or face effects,
good values at 15c, will go in
Friday's sale, at, pair . .. .OC
Ladles' Corset Covers and prettily
trimmed with laces, embroideries
and washable ribbons, worth more
than double our Friday
prices, 80c and
25c
Ware Sale
COFFEE AND TEA POTS,
ltt qt.. 17c; I qt., 20c; I qt, 364
Tea Kettles, No. I
43c
site, eacn ,
Drinking Cups,
10c
eacn
Wash Basins,
each
10c
Fancy H. F. or sun dried Japan Tea,
per pound IBs
BI'TTKR AND CHEESE BALE.
Fancy Dairy Butter, per pound lfta
Fiinry Separator Creamery Hulter, per
pound , 21
Bayles After Dinner Cheese, per jar.... )o
Sap Hhko Cheese, each 7o
Neiifchatel Clieene. each to
Fancy Domestic HwIbh Cheete, per Ib. lTVjO
Imported Roquefort Cheese, TT lb.,.. 3,'a
FRIIT8. FR1 ITS FRUITS.
Kancy large Miti Urnnni. per aos.. 30o
Fancy Kllerta Free Stone Peaches, per
banket
Fancy Sweet Oranges, per dosen
1 measures Fresh Roasted Peanuts...,
I-arae Heads Cabbr-Ke, ei-h ,
Large baxkets Fancy Wipe Tomatoes...
2 heads s'rrnh Kalumasou Olery for....
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