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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRTPAY, NOVEMBETi 30, 190(5.
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Special Sale
of Boys'
Suits and
Overcoats
in Clothing
Dept.
Tailored Skirtf
Hade to
Measure.
Inquire at
Dress Goods
Dept.
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Than Price
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On Sale
In Our Oasemcnt Bargain
Cloak Department
THE
ONIMOD
Is In every
respect
A
sensible shoe.
Solid,
strong,
serviceable,
stylish
It never fails to
give satisfaction
Hand Dalit $5 and $6
Denclwaade $4
Others $2.50 and $3.50
Experts to fit them
euent '2 o s
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Hundreds
of
Big Bargains
Gfie Wades
Adding Machine
I the latest, most modern,
up-to-date Adding and
Listing Machine on the
market. It must be seen
to be appreciated. . '
Correspondence Solicited.
Trial Examination Free.
A. L. McCreary
Nebraska Agent,
P. O. BOX 891. UNOOIiH.
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LAY IT ASIDE.
We would be clad to have you select a diamond or
watch or a place of silver or cut Klaas, and we will
lay It aside so that you can get ;t before Christmas
and the selection of it will be off your mind. Spend a
ew minutes in our store.
S. W. LINDSAY, JEWELER.
151 DoncUa Street.
THIS HEM SAFETY . RAZOR $3.00
,. KIND FOR f l.OO.
)LD TIME THANKSGIVING
Day Beoallod , Ij E, T, Clarke. When
Omaha's Bnd Tu Juit Bloomica;.
COULD HAVE TURKEY IF YOU COULD SHOOT
Feast Depended on BfarVmaashlp
4 Not Poeketfcook as
Today Indlnne Often
Interfered.
"Thanksgiving in the early days In Ne
braska was pretty much like it is today
so far as the keynote of fhe day was con
cerned," said Henry T. Clarke. '"Of course
we did not have all the fancy dishes and
all the conveniences for their preparation
that you have today. Most of the cooking
was done on sheet Iron stoves, which were
brought along from' the east. Some even
had to hang their turkey from poles over
open Are. - . .
'We didn't hsv white . tablecloths and
fine chlpa and silverware with which to
sat the Thanksgiving meal after It was
prepare, either. Those were days of hard
ship aa we look back at them, but we did
net mind It then. . ;
"Domentlo turkeys were scarce In the
early days. The Thanksgiving bird had to
be shot, and whether or not a man was
able to have a turkey to grace his table
depended on his marksmanship. Today it
depends on his pocketbook."
. Mr. Clarke recalls preparations for
Thanksgiving day at his home In New
York sixty years ago. He lived north of
Albany and the farmers of that part of
the country used to drive great flocks of
turkeys to Boston, a distance of more than
200 miles. The birds were driven along the
highway, the only preparations for the
Journey being the clipping of their wings.
At the approach of night they would jump
on the fences and roost unty morning.
,' ladlaas Might Break ls.(
. . 'Thanksgiving dinner in the early days
In Omaha waa apt to be disturbed by In
dians." said Mr. Clarke. "The Omahas
lived where Bellevue la now located. They
hardly ever made any trouble, however,
as they were not fighting Indians. The
Sioux, on the other hand, were often on
the warpath. It was the Sioux who killed
Lrigsn Fontanelle, an Omaha chief, who
happened to- wander away from his own
friends. Ho was burled at Bellevue wKh
great lamentation by his squaws. The
squaws of the Omaha tribe did all the
mournmg. The braves considered that be
neath their dignity. The mourning for
Fontanelle continued for many days.
. "When tha excavation was made for
Bellevue college the bones of a number
of Indians were disturbed, among them
"It Talks!"-
A Great Physician tays I M Your Perfect
Oracaeina Formula to everyone with
anr luteal saili of medical seats."
Orangeine
being those of Fontanelle. Some of these
had been burled in coffins and others were
In a sitting posture, placed back to back.
Mr. Clarke at that time made a special
effort to see that these bones were burled
again In a decent manner and he sent for
a number of Omaha Indians to come down
from their reservation north of Omaha to
see the reinterment. Among these was a
brother of Fontanelle. The Indian rarely
shows emotion, but this warrior was moved
to expression by the care which the white
man had bestowed on the bones of the
Indian chief."
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NOVELTIES Frenser. 15th and Podge.
IRON NOW ON THE MAGNET
Ore Deposits la Wyoming Bald to
Have Attracted xTae Harrl
wan Needle.
Report from Wyoming Indicate that
Harrlman is framing up to go into the
Iron business on a large scale in Wyo
ming. Daily word is expected from New
York that Harrlman has acquired large
t tracts of mineral land in Wyoming, but
whether this Is to combat the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company or simply to aaxlst
in providing some of the steel rails which
are now needed In such enormous quan
tities Is not publicly known.
During the last few weeks many filings
have been made in the Iron mountain dis
trict, forty miles north of Cheyenne, where
there Is one of the largest deposits of iron
ore to be found anywhere in the world.
Years ago the entire country waa located,
but It was found the ore could not be
treatod by the processes then In use. For
a time experiments were conducted at
great expense, but the chemists and others
were compelled to give up In despair. The
railroad companies and others offered
large sums to the person who would first
discover a practical process by which the
ore could be treated, but even these tempt
ing offers did not bring results.
It is reported in Wyoming that a process
has at last been discovered by which this
ore ran be treated. Many of the filings
have been made by rich men who stand
close to the Union Pacific and many have
been made by poor men.
It Is said the supply of the Iron moun
tain ore Is practically Inexhaustible and
the combined steel plants of the country
could take their supply for hundreds of
years to come wlthcut making a shortage.
General Manager Mohler of the Union
Pacific says he doesn't believe - there )o
any truth in the report, as he understands
no way has been found to date or new
process for utilising that ore.
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acts promptly
and thoroughly
for Cids Grip.
Hdrh, Men
CL.it and Eixie
we.
AT ALL DRUCCISTS
Equal
to the
Famous
Gillette
$5.00
Our
price-
Including seven blades, which will last
months. Can be sharpened same as ordi
nary rasor.
THE BEATON DRUG CO.
16TX AJTD laMUt
The Perfection ot Sweets that neve
cloy, though yon eat n nound. '
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DE.HCIOUS
CARAMELS
The confection of purity, richness and
quality that made Repetti famous. . The
name on every caramel.
Chocolates, Bonbont, Candy Pebbles
and all kindi of superior confections.
Mall orders rtrefullr and promptly filled.
r Write lor Price List.
MianUctarinj( ConlKtioasr
HI Filth Areas, lw Isrk
FOR SALE BY
COURTNEY & CO.
11KNXETT CO.
BOSTOX STORE 1)111(3 DEPT.
OMAHA
Quaker
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BRICKLAYER WORKS ALL DAY
Bnllder Is Tee Mncai Pressed wttk Im
portant Task te Take
n Day Of.
No Thanksgiving leisure for the brick
layer In Omaha, He worked Tight through,
a full right hours.
"There Is so much work to be done we
couldn't have thought of laying off Thanks
giving." said J. C. Mardls of the Capital
City Hrlck sad Pipe company. "Ovr full
force la at work on the M. E. Brr.it w build
ings snd the other jobs' we hav. The
contractors have all they can d; and I
do not think you can find a bricklayer
home for Thanknglving. unless he is sick."
' The big Carpenter Paper company's ware
house and other buildings la course of
construction In the
scutcd sveues
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Cabinet
Cut to
The beat cabinet mads. The simplest In
eonstructlon and the moat convenient te
use. Call and saa them.
T!:a 11 J. Pcnfcld Ca.
Madleal aad Surgical
140 )ai-uan L
Supplies.
Omaha.
n the downtown district re
ef actlvK all cy.
ef Lemon, Vanilla, Orange, are tag
finest Cavort that can be made.
We Sell Ladies' Home Journal Patterns
DEPUTT 8TATS VETERIN ASIAM.
H. L RAMACCIOTTIr D. V. S.
CITT VBTKBIARIAN.
OfTlre and Infirmary. ?f h and Mason "t
CiljUiA. hi. Li. nitkMUm Iimiu. U.
Four Patterns Free!
A SPECIAL OFFER
TO ALL WOMEN
Four dress patttrnn tre to any lady who
brinfrs to onr pnttern counter dob of two
yearly subscriptions to THK LADIES' HOMK
JOURNAL- at the regular price, $1.(50 each.
At least one of the names 1n the club MUST SB A IIW SUBSCJIUEK
to The I,Rdlpii' Home Jotirnel. The second name may be the club-raiser's own
subscription, whether new or renewal.
The two subscriptions, accompanied by $3. 01. mtint be mailed or delivered
at the same time to our ladies' Rome Journal Pattern Counter. Four pattern
orders will be Issued to those who wish to select patterns later.
Get some friend to 'Rive you 1.50 for the NEW subscription to
The Ladles' Home Journal. This new name with your own subscription
at $ 1.50 makes the club of two yearly subscriptions, which entitles you
to ny four LADIES' HOME JOURNAL DRKSS PATTERNS. x
PATTERN BOOTH Harney Entrance.
GREAT WAIST SALE
BARGAIN FRIDAY
WE BOUGHT ONE OF . THE LARGEST
MANUFACTURER'S SURPLUS
STOCK AT OUR OWN PRICE
90 dozen Women's Waists, made of Brll
llautlne, serge and Nun's Veiling, all col
ors and all sizes, sale on Bargain Circle,
MAIN FLOOR.
Woman's Brllliantine Waists, tucked front and
back, fancy stock ana cuffs, lined
yoke, regular J1.25 value,
sale price ,
Woman' Serge Waists, shirred yoke and
sleeves, ,stock and center pleat,
trimmed in braid, regular 11.60
value, sale price
Woman's Run's Vailing Waists, made tucked
front, fancy stock and cuffs, hlack
white, light blue and pink, regular
$1.75 value, sale price
$1.85, gl.BO and 91.78 Waists, Bargain
enrols, Main rioor, Friday, A. w..
each
49c
ike and
49c
s tucked
49c
49c
Children's Coat Sale
ABOUT 700 COATS FOR FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY
Bearskin Coats, Bull's Kye Bear,
skin Coats, Velour Coats and
Cheviot and Fancy Plaid
Coats Friday sale
price, $0.05 down to. ,
trh.
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Bargain Friday in Linens
a tor or rAircr rnraw below
ACTUAL COST
Bemstitohsd and Drawn Work
Squares, Tray Clothe and Sollies,
worth to 36c each, all at e
one prrce, each, (Bargain I Sf
Squrfre, Main aisle)
Bleached and cream Turkish Towels,
ijt3iiiineu ana rringea,
worth up to 20c each,
at ,
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DRES GOODS
FaijBargain Friday
lIaln Prehch riinnills Best shades, with brautl
ful stcipedUorder for trimming, Striped effects
of various sixes, goods are worth 66c; we will
oner satin stripea t nann-s in tms sa m
lot, beautiful 60c walstlngs, dark M g '
styles; 36-ln. double fold tricot flan
nels, etc In one ereat lot. yard.
EXTRA SPECIAL OTTHM S3 and 91-60 Trench
Jtoveltlss for 89o -A beautiful collection of
foreign dren goods, newest dcBl(?ns, plaid ef
fects that sell up to SZ.Z5 and iz.uo, 64 in. wide;
also 64-ln. Ombre suitings, the latest
plRid idea In new colorings, worth
$1.60; also exclusive high class dress
patterns; Friday, per yard
I 111. niuc,
89c
We offer abont 600 Wool Dress Oooda Rem
nants at vary low prloes. Harney St. Aisle.
Bargain Friday In
Blankets and
Comforters
large stock
wool, blankets,
either plsin or fancies;
alBo Comforters, about
ONB-T111RD regular
valuo.
Largest else white
wool Blankets, with
' light blue or pink
border; same grade
Blanket sells for
H60; Friday f Ofl
special, pair.'...
Half Wool Blankets,
in gray only; 1 Crt
extra special, at ''
Large tlze Comforters,
good grude, sllkoltne
covered, tilled with
nice clean while cot
ton; Friday, 7C
each 'c
Best $1.60 grade Com
fortables, in all I C
colors, euch.
BARGAIN FRIDAY
IN SILKS
36-Inch BLACK PKAU DE
BOIK. double faced, war
ranted to wear, Just the
thing for coats and suits,
sold regularly at $1.69; bar-
, gain Friday spe. QQr
clal. yard VOW
20-Inch NEW F1LO BRILLI
ANTS, new shades for
street and evening wear;
It's a soft cloth, high
luster, with small self col
ored figures; we place these
on sale Friday. Original
price 7ac, Atn
a yard 'Ofc
K-inch CHINA SILKS, reg
ular 6oo quality, mostly
light colors; bar- in
gain Friday, a yd....""'"
ODD END SILKS
Silks In plain and fan-
fancy
14c
cles. suitable for
work or lining, bar
gain Friday, yard...,
...78c
GLOVES
Women's ' 1 -Clasp
fine Lamb Skin
Gloves, Paris point
embroidered, every
glove perfect, all
sizes and colors, $1
value,,
pair .
Women's silk lined
cashmere, wool,
mercerized, plain
and fancy golf
gloves, 60c values
tor -25J
Underwear
Children's ribbed
union suits, drop
seat, , 25c . value,
ult ...17
Women's . Ribbed
Cotton Union Suits,
39c value, suit 25
Handkerchiefs
Women's White
IleniHt itched Cotton
Handkerchiefs, Sc
value, each... 3 4
Veilings
25,000 yards Fancy
Mesh and Chiffon
Veiling, worth up to
COc a yard, Bargain
Friday, a yard, Q
Ribbons
6-in. plain all silk
soft Taffeta aUb
bon, in si the
popular colorings
worm
11
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worth la .
Uo yd..
Embroideries
H-lnch Corset
Cover Em
broider y
worth 29c a
yard,
at, a
yard
19c
Notions
Climax Black
Spool Bilk
dozen
spools.
.19c
Fancy Goods
200 dozen fancy
Lace Doilies
worth up to 25c
each.
at 5C
Clotliiiifi
Young Men's and
Boys' Long
Trouser Suits
Ages 10 jo 17
Bargain Friday,
Hal! Price
$15.00 Suits J (JQ
$12.00 Suits
for
6.25
$10.00 Suits J QQ
$7.50 Suits 77C
for JFS d
$5.00 Suits
for
2.50
Bargain Friday in the
Dig Crockery
Some Really Interesting Snaps Sac
rificed in the Aftermath of
Thanksgiving. Better
Look Them Over I
and
69c
$1.25 Red Japanese Sugar
Cream,' Bargain Friday,
pair
New lot Unique Vases, Cream Jugs, from
same factory that produced the famous
Tomato Mayonnaise. These m
quaint vases, 60c, 38c, 35c t(
and . .
Nicely Decorated German China Chocolate
Seta, sis cups and saucers and one jug,
all prettily traced in gold, $1.50,
set. Bargain Friday,
at ,
Bugar and Cream in the same
German China, 60c values.
Bargain Friday, a pair,
at
98c
grade of
.5c
Remnant Day Bargains
Remnants of Wool Dress Goods
10,000 yards of fine twilled back Broad
. cloth, all colors. In lengths from 1H
yards to 6 yards each, that soid at $1
yard, will go on sale at, a yard S9o
8,000 yards of finest twilled back Broad
cloth, 62 to 64 Inches wide, that sold at
$1.60 and $2 yard, good lengths, all col
ors, will go at, yard.... 49o
French Broadcloths that sold up to 13
ysrd will go in this sale at. yard...8Se
10,000 yards of 40-liu-li, 4-lnch and 60-
inch Mohairs, in all colors and black,
that sold from 75c to SI yard, and 6,000
yards of 60c Henriettas, all colors and
cream, all will go at one price 89o
4.000 yards of genuine Danish Cloth, good,
long lengths, hnlf wool, all colors and
cream, reguinr 16c goods, all at, yd.Bte
1,000 yards of high grade novelty rem
nants that sold up to 6 per yard, nt.
yard, R9c, 49c and 3 So
In popular Dress Goods Dept.
Remnants ot Cotton Dress Goods
la Onr High Grade Cotton Ooods Dept.
All our fine Cotton Plaids. Mohnlr Lus
ters. Foules, Creponett Waist Ins. Per
cales, Wash Goods, etc., the remnants of
first patterns to sell, all will go In three
lots, yard, 10c, 7Ho and ........... .60
Remnants of high grade Linings, Lustral,
Manhattan, etc., goods that sell as high
as 39c, all will go in three lots at, a
yard, 10c, 7o and ................ .So
Remnants of Linen
High tirade Xdasm XP.
Remnants high grade Linen, in bleached,
unbleached and sliver bleached, gooda
that sold at SI and S1.2K, lengths front
1H yards to S yards, all at. yard .89e
Remnants of extra fine Irish Linen, It
remnants of 2, 2H and I yards, that
sold at SI 60, 91.76 and Si ts, will close
at, a yard ,............. .e
Remnants of finest Irish. 0mn and
Scotch Linens, made In (IS, fO and 71
Inches wide, that sold up to $2.60 yard,
all will close at, a yard 0e
Remnants of German Mercerlxed Linen,
in lengths of 2H. i and 14 yards, that
sells at 49c a yard, will go In this sele
at, yard
26 slightly soiled Bed Spreads that sold
up to $1.76, will close at
Drapery and Curtains
Be sure and see these barsains.
60 pairs, consisting of Brussels Ket, Ca
ble Net, Irish Point. Nottingham, Bonne
Femma, etc., that sold from $3.60 to $19
pair, in five lots:
Lot 1 will go at, each o
Ixit 2, will go at, each ...,7e
Lot 3 will go at 4e
Lot 4 will go at 3e
Lot 6 will go at ase
75 Rope Portieres, the. last of several
lines, sold ut to $10, will go in three lots
to close quick. Home for double rtoors:
Lot 1 win go at ,....., .ta.ea
Lot 2 will go at; ...-.,. .$U.8
Lot S will go at S8e
Several other lines on sale at very low
prices.
36-inch Silks at, Yard, Wc
An immense line of S-ln. colors Bilks
from our recent great silk purchase,
shown In our 16th St. window the past
few days, worth up to $1.00 and $1.25,
will be placed on sale Friday at, yd.4o
Remnants of high grade Silks, In plaids,
novelties, measalines, Loulslenes, Taf
fetas, etc.. Including plain colors and
brocsdes, worth up to $1.00, in two lots,
a yard, 89c and tSo
Black Dress Taffetas SB-Inch wide, natu
ral finish, Friday at, yard o
S7-lnch Black Taffeta, fine, soft finish st.
yard .....4o
In Omaha's Greaiest Bargain Room
Long mill ends of Stlkollne, 3t-ln. wide,
on bargain square at, ysrd ....So
Wash Fabrics, In gest assortment, on bar
gain square, at, yard Bo
Swansdown Flannelettes, good assortment,
on bargain square, at, yard Be
Zephyr Ginghams, good patterns, on bar
gain square, at, yard 30
Snow White Table Damask, 60-in. wile,
35c value, at, ynrd ITHe
12 Ho Lonsdale Muslin and Cambric, Fri
day, at, yard i...Ho
English Flannelettes, heavy fleeoed, good
patterns, from the bolt, at, yard .,..60
12 He India Llnnns, fine and sheer. Fri
day at, per yard So
Indigo Blue Prints, from the bolt, on bar
gain square, Friday, at, yard 30
Sale of Embroideries and Laces
The greatest values ever seen in Omaha in Embroideries, In
sertings and Laces. You'll save from one-third to one-half by
buying now:
Embroideries, at yard 70, 5c and ....1 1
Laces at, yard, 5c, 2c and , ....lf
These Special Prices for Friday only. :
Friday's Furnishing Goods Special 0
Your quarters will do double duty here on this day. Don't missl
these opportunities: .'
Men's, Women's and Children" Underwear,
In all slses, heavy fleece lined, values to
60c, choice, Friday 85e
Men's Shirts, In fine madras and percales,
up to $1.00 values, great snap Friday,
at "e
Men's Bilk Ties, In four-in-hands, clubs
and tecks, regular tOo values, jTrldsy,
at Boo
Men's and Boys Heavy Working Shirts
and Sweaters, winter weights, all slses
and colors, worth 60c, at BSe
26o Woolen Hose, men's, women's and
children's, special, Friday, at, palr.lBVsO
Men's Fancy Suspenders, fine silk web. In
individual boxes, for Christmas gifts,
60o values, choice S6o
Friday's Great Shoe Bargains
400 pair Ladles'
$1.76
Kid
Felt
F"ed
..91.00
Lined
,...30
Felt Lined
Shoes, at
1,200 pairs Ladies Velvet
easy Slippers at
1 000 pair Ladles' Black Felt Fur Trim
med Juliets at 91-00
Twenty kinds Men's Warm Bhoee for
Kid Lined
sole, $6.00
Men's Genuine Cushion Sole
Glased Kangaroo, welted
Shoes, at $4-00
Ladies' Spats or Overgalters -. .ISO
Ladles', misses' and children's fleece Slip
.per Boles 8 Be
cold feet, $1.60 to 93.04
Money Saving Grocery Prices
,.8ViO
?er
Ho
..10c
per
,.10c
Once a customer always a customer at
the great Hayden Grocery. Ihe high
quality and low prices Insure lf
21 pounds Best Pure Cane Granulated
Cicrar $1.00
1-lb pkg. Condensed Mince Meat..
Bromana-elon, Jellycon or Jell-O,
Fancy ' Seeded ' Raisins, per ib
Fancy 8-Crown Muscatel Raisins,
Fancy California Prunes, per lb .Jc
Fancy Italian Prunes, per lb. ...... .7 HC
Fancy Mutr Peaches, per lb 12Ho
Fancy Grecian Cleaned Currauts, Per
pound 12Ho
Fancy Sultana Raisins, per Ib 12-c
Fancy Lemon or Orange Peel, lb.... 25c
Snyder's or Blue Label Catsup, per bot-
tla 23c
Lea - Perrln's Sauce, rer bottle aSc
1-lb. jars. Crosse JJlackwell's Jams, per
bottle . . z
peanut Butter, per Jar ....... ....c
pint bottte Crosse 4c Blackweil s Chow
Chow
U-lb. cans Walter Baker's Cocoa. ...SOo
V4-lb. cakes Walter Baker's Choeolate.Uc
. -lb. cans Colman's Mustard 10s
t lbs. best rolled Oatmeal 26a
7 lbs. hand picked Navy Beans . . ... ,.25a
10 bars best brands Laundry Soap....25o
4 pkgs. Lneeda Biscuits lo
The best Soda or Oyster Crackers, per
pound 6a
E9K nttrrrs ajtd uazTULii
Fancy Mixed Nuts, lb .j..1&a
Fancy Black Walnuts, per pk SOo
Fancy Florida Oranges, dos,. ,.20o
Large Grape Fruit, each 7 Ho
Fancy Imported Figs, per lb ...15o
Fancy
Fancy
Fancy
r ancy raru xaid., yvi iu
Fancy Cooking Figs, per lb t-70
Fancy Jonathan, Wine Bar, Gano, Green-
lng or Grimes' Golden Apples, per pk.300
New Honey, per rack 30o
Freah beets. Turnips, Carrots and RtH-
bagas, per Ib ...la
2 bunches Fresh Parsley -fo
Cape Cod Cranberries, per qt 8o
I,arge Heads Fresh Cshbago 6o
Vanrv .leraev Sweet Potatoes, lb So
Urape r ruu, eacn '0-- x I
Imported Figs, per lb ....15ojT (
Italian Chestnuts, lb 12Hn f jr
Ripe Tomatoes, per lb lOof
Hallowe'en Dates, lb 7Hd
Fard Dates, per lb ,10o 4"i
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, quart
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available January first
a very handsome suite of three rooms
particularly desirable for a doctor.
' They are located on the northwest corner of the
third floor a waiting room and two private offices. J,
THE BEE BUILDING
This suite Is well arranied for a physician or specialist, having
been occupied by an eye. ear, nose and throat specialist. There is a
splendid north light; outside windows in each room, a largo vault,
hardwood floors and finish. The rent Includes heat, light, water and
Janitor service. Rent, per month, 150.00.
No other vacant offices
except rooom 626. which will be vacant December 1. This is a good
room for architect or draughsman, as it has a splendid north light
and 210 square feet. Rental, 120.00 monthly.
If you will let us know the kind of an office you will need, we
will put you on our waiting list and notify you when the kind of an
office you desire becomes available.
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