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SA1E F ffilMOTS
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nrieos wo offer have never before been nuoted on P
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P Heavy gray cotton Dea blankets, a great sample
M line, values up to $1.25 pair, at, each
Full standard blue apron checked
ginghams, sold from
the bolt,
yard
5c
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5c
Yard wide Percale, good grade and
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vprv desirable
Btjlcs. go at,
yard
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yards dress ging-
hnms, pink and blue
checks and plaids, a
very upeclal bargain,
at, yard
stripes,
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Mill lengths cotton chaJlies, a new lot of five
cases, will be sold at, yard
fj Remnaivts of Laxces and IrAsertings
All kinds of fine Valenciennes, torchons and
Fancy Wash Laces hundreds of styles
t;j Friday at, yard.
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fill Some are 8lightly soiled all are big special bargains
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ODD LOTS and REMNANTS OF RIBBONS
T?I rr In fa nf all cillr Til a in ortr riVirinn in
Dresdens, checks, plaid3
bargain square, yard
SILK REMNANTS
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Sr. feta, adapted for entire dresses
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P skirt and entire dress patterns, at, yard ri i
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P Imported goods, black and colors, many waist, skirt and suit j
M patterns that sold up to $2.00 yard, at, fTfl n
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P AH walstlngs, flannels, double Cream Danish Cloth thousands
J width crepe, plaids, Scotch tar- of 3 to 15-yard lengths, In base
a tans, sold up to 60c t I ment, Q
yard, in basement at, X"f I
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DOGS DO JUST FMRLY WELL
Zilcooin Eloodhousdi Fail to Mais On
Hundred Fir Cent i Tryont
CATCH ONE MAN, THOUGH, IN HAYSTACK
Beatrice lloaads. Said to Be Best
la State, Will Be Tested by
Cuaaty Officials Next
Week.
The tryout of the Lincoln bloodhounds
before a committee appointed by the county
board wan not aa satisfactory aa it might
have been, according to Couuty Commis
sioner Bolomon and BheriS McDonald, who
Witcorsrd 1l At the aunt time Sheriff 11c
lona!U believes the Lincoln bounds would
have caught the man who held up the Wolf
uluon If they could have been put on the
trail immediately. The holdup miin had to
Clots a wide pasture after leaving the
saloon and the conditions were all favorable
tor the dona
The principal trouble at Lincoln, it is
believed, was due to the fact the hounds had
Hot been kept in training-. In two tests out
of three they lost the scent, but lu bjth
eaiiea the man they were following had to
zeroise considerable ingenuity to get
away from them.
Once be ortesed a tract of land from
wblch the graas was being burned. The
dogs appeared unable to follow the trail
acrosa ashea, Another time he circied
around in a bewildering way out in a corn
field. The dogs mimed the trail and came
up with a hunter and his dog. The hunter
was scared almost out of his wits and had
hard work to prevent the hounds from
throttling his dog.
Mad Mta tm Haystack.
In the succesaf ul teat the man who made
the Lnul elided around the country for a
mile aud a half or two miles and then
climbed a straw stack and buried himself
in the straw. The huuiuis followed his trail
easily and clambered up the str.w stack
and noaed him out of his hiding p ace.
It la planned to have the lie trice blood
hounus from Beatrice brought to Omaha
txaii Wednesday, when a thorough tt wUlj
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Fine quality outing flannel, long
lengths, good, firm body, with
fleecy nap, durable patterns, a
special mia-winter g . ..j
bargain, at. fifo Q I
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One lot comfort and drapery cre
tonne that sells
regularly at 15c yd
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Assorted colors, heavy quality,
highly mercerized sateens, regu
lar price up to 40c yd.,
on basement bargain
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ba made. Thay are said to be the best in
me state.
In caae the hounds are bought they prob
ably will be kept at the county hoapital,
where they can be called out night or day.
A keeper will have to be employed, as It is
necessary to run them about fifteen miles
a day to keep them In g-ood condition.
Special precautions will have to be takeu
to keep petty criminals from poiaonlns the
animals. While the cost of maintaining
them will be large, the county can partly
reimburse itself by renting the animals to
other counties.
CHICKEN THIEF GIVES UP
' Lb Deal with Two Hes Offers
ta Plead Gallty Im Coaaty
Coart.
"Ah wants to plead guilty, jedge; ah
stole dem pullets," said Dora Buffln when
she, John Foster and Frank Estwa were
arraigned before County Judge Leslie on 1
the charge of plundering the chh ken roost
of Charles T. Evans, living near Benson. !
The trio was bound over to the district
court under bonds of 0U0, which they could i
not turuisn.
Katwa is unable to speak or understand
English and when it finally percolated
through his mind he was charged with
breaking open a chicken coop he shook
his head and pointed to the colored woman.
The trio, it is charged, went to Benson
on the last car the night before Christmas,
raided the cop and started back to Ben
son. Each had two sacks of poultry. The
colored woman could not keep up and the
men caught the first car to Omaha, leav
ing her without car fare. Bhe tried to
bribe the conductor to let her ride by offer
ing him two pullets, but instead of accept
ing them he gave the alarm and Officers
Mitchell and Wilson arretted her as she
was getting ready to have a ChrUtmaa
feast.
Hoase Robber Ear a pes.
While the family of Krl Btlles was ab
sent from home at 1139 South Twenty-eighth
v euiu'Buujr eueruoon. neignuors sw i
a strange man in the houae and noilne.l !
iiie ponce aiauuii. t'mcers were a.spau-heil
to the scene, but the man tiad Juii.ped from
a window and made his escape before they
arrived. The prowlttr stole a revolver and
a quantity of silverware, but a, good d i
rrlttion of the man wus ohtsiined and It I 1
believed be will auon be apprehended.
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Omaha's Pare Food
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A Happy New Year
to you. and may you start It right by R
using the right kind of Wines and n
Liquors, with us Purity and Beat E
Quality means "right." and we tfuar- n
autre our goods to be that In every O
sense of the word, and. while all good fa!
wines, liquors, cordials, etc., must 53
vary according tp vintage and age, !J
they should Tie pure and free from u
adulterations under all conditions S3
which Is what we claim. We desire 13
the public to fcnpw that we
public to knpw that we are K
er blenders, compounders or rec-
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also that we use the utmost
rare to purchase our goods from the Ik
most reliable houses In America and R
Europe, and Just as we get them K
they pass Into the hands of pur cus- m
tomers. No spurious Imitations or ("i
Impure liquors olTered for sale. tj
We offer v.iu the lfnrilnff brands Of
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Red and White Wtnei, from Call-
fornta, at, per bottle, up from. .R5c M
M t. larets rrom trance, per doiu,.iock
t Rhine and Moselle Wines from Cer-
many, per bottle 7Bo '
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tie 11.00 ti I
8" Comae Brandy, tier bottle. .I1.J5 U I
Purest of old Whiskies, per bottle,
76c, $1.00 and $1.25 M
bottle $1.00
A ft., rtfntncr "nrlnl n. T t nlinil r"
If you like, is considered by some, R
Just the thing "for the finish" of a f)
meal. We have them all. Any kind gj
you like. E5
Imported from France, up from... 76c Q
MEAT DEPABTKEITT R
w offer c0dpoundBsPColu"mbU river
lii Salmon, at, per pound 12Hc J
m Role Mop8 (Plck,ed Herring), ea..2c j
HTTHTXiE'r Si PILHEB'I
E'QLUI BISOT7ITS ft
In beautifully decorated tins, while fi
V.A, la.. . W .1 1 I 17 n .1 .... L.
Lace Box, each 26c B
Mahogany Box, each 60c O !
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I'uiar box, eacn boo a
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B "Marquetry" Cinderella BOo D
JH 'Marquetry" Reception 50c W
I.J "Marquetry" Monarch BOc R
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31obe $1 00 (8
Bookstand 86c IS
"Syrian" Society $1.25 It
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Wprkbasket, large 11.25 n
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YARN.
This Is the time of year one
thinks of knitting and crocheting,
and we wish to announce that our
Yarn stock is now complete for the
winter. All plain and fancy Yarns
are now In for the season, such as
Eiderdown Wool. Pompadour
Wool, Ice Wool, Angora Wool,
Scotch Knitting Yarn, Saxony
Zephyrs, Spanish, German Knit
ting, Shetland Wool and Floss and
the new shades. The best of qual
ity and prices as cheap as the
cheapest We carry the most com
plete line of Yarns in the west.
We are also showing a new line
of hand-crocheted Bootees and
Baby Jackets.
Pictorial Review Patterns for
October are now ready for deliv
ery. Jos. F. Bilz,
322 s-I6th St- Omaha.
PERFUMES
MUST GO
"We-do not wish to carry any
left-overs, and, in order to
move, are offering all fancy
packages at
50 OFF
BEATON DRUG CO.
15tb andFarnam.
P. S. We also have a few
fancy packages of Candy at
ONE-THIRD OFF.
Food for
Weak and nervous men
who find their do war te
NftP Vftt work and youthful vigor
is VI IUO gone as a result of evsr.
work or mental exertion should take
CHAT'S NERVE FOOD PILLS. They wlU
take ynu est end vleep n1 be a man agaia.
1 Boa I t boaea Sj&0 by Mali.
Sherman & McCortnel! Drug Co
Uth and Dodge 8ta . Omaha. Neb,
Business
Boosters
Try tt Want
Oalgmng of Tn
Strange that persons wfl! ase worthies Bsw
ring estracts whea aatural fiavors lute
TCVUSS Dsneteus
are ta be bad.
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OMAItA WEATHKR FORECAST
ARGAIU FRIDAY
Barg
aii Friday in Silks
Secure
These
Rare
Bargains
We are
about to
inventory,
and must
close out
several
thousand,
yards silks
THEREFORE
THIS
GREAT
OFFER.
Riiks and
The. goods
Dot be cut.
Lot
Consists of the best
$1.00 grade of Silk
Velvet in nearly
every shade, extra
heavy; also some
embroidered Velvet
eens for walsta or
suits, worth 76c
yard. Bar
gain Fri
day, yard.
You'll
goods at
January Cloak, Suit
and Fur Clearance
Sale Commences
Friday
OVER THREE HUNDRED BUTTS AT
HALF PRICE.
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115 Suit, sold up to $20.00, in nn
one price. .1 U.U II
1S5 Suit, sold up to $30.00, . 14 en
one price. ., ItiJW
87 Suit, sold up to $40.00, Q CH
one price,, j.. !!
88 Sultv.sold up to $50.00, J A n C
one price. ,,,.............. &Ht
No Knit Reserved all go in this sale .
beginning y Friday Morning 8 A. M.
,,r JANUARY COAT SALE
$15.00 Womtn't Fancy Mixture , J ID
Coata, 60 inches long, for .T'O
$26.00 Women's Fine Kersey Coats, tight or
loose fitting, 60 inches long, 13 75
$35.00 Women's Fine Kersey Coats, tight fitting
or looee box backs, all swagger A PA
styles, for...... IZ)J
Friday Waist Bargain
Fifty Dozen Women's Waists REGULAR 75c AND $1.00
VALUES MADE OF BRILLIANTINE fK
AND SERGE; some are plain tucked, U Ujj
others have tucks and trimmings, gg fia
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On sale, Bargain Circle, Main Floor, Friday, 8 o'clock.
Bargain Friday it
Crockery
All Electroliers, Gas
Lamps and Oil Lamps left
over from Christmas
33137 Off.
All Vasos, Brio-a-brao,
Fancy Pieces of China
One-Half Marked Prices.
Discount of 20 on all
Dinnerware including
Ilaviland, German, English
Porcelian and American.
Japanese Salt and Pepper
Shakers, dark blue decora
tion, about 600 of these
will go Bargain T
Friday, each .JC
Any piece of Cut Glass,
Stem Ware, etc nothing
reserved at a discount of
207o.
Bargain Friday in
Shoes
One-Half Price and Less.
300 Pairs Men's and Boys'
Leggings, the regular
75c kind, 7
for JSC
$2.50 Boys' Tan Calf Shoes,
that have been dyed black,
a pair, 110
at .!!
Women's $1.00 Foot-Warmer
Slippers, the most com
fortable bedroom 6lipper
pa:....,.,......50c
Small sizes in Women's
Shoes, $3.00 and $3.50
1.37
Friday, Fair.
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Lot 1
Consists of every length silks taken from our
new stock, Peau de Cygnes, In many shades,
worth 86c; Fancy Silks of all kinds, worth
up to $1.26; Taffetas In many shades; China
Crena de Chinee, either plain or
dotted, very elegant quality; thU
entire lot must be sold Friday,
yard
29c
are of various lengths and can
2 :
Lot 3
Consists of a very
large lot plain and
fancy Silks, suitable
for trimmings, or
pieces can be match
ed for waists; some
silk In the lot worth
66c yard; we offer
33c
this entire
lot, yard,
at
19c
Dress Goods
Friday Morning we .place on . sale another
tremendous lot Dress Goods Lengths, consisting
of All Wool Broadcloths, Panamas, Serges,
Mohairs fancy or plain In nearly all colors;
Wool Taffetas or Batistes, Novelty Suitings,
worth from 60c to $3.00, all at
EXACTLY ONE-HALF OFF.
find $1.00 goods at 50c, or $2.00
$1.00.
Ladies
Golf
Gloves
A X.ot of Ladies'
Oolf Oloves slightly
soiled, worth to bOc
pair. Bargain Friday,
pair
19c
Balance of our
Ladles' Soiled Hand
kerchiefs, worth
from 8Vfco to 26c
each, two lots,
5c and 3c
A lot if Children's
Ribbed Fleece Lined
Union Suits to close,
a suit, at
15c
A lot of Ladles' All
Wool and Wollen Cot
ton Onelta Union
Bolts slses S, 4, and
6, worth up to $2.60,
choice, a suit
79c
A lot of Ladles'
Fancy and Plain
Hose, manufatcurers'
samples, slight im
perfections, worth up
to 60c pair, to close,
pair
19c
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Grocery
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AX.WATB rXXSK KOASTZS
Specials for Friday and
Saturday:
Bennett's Breakfast Coffee, t pound
can 480
And 40 Green Trading Stamps.
Basket Fired Japan Tea, pound. . .3So
And SO Ureen Trading Stamps.
Granulated Mug a Doable Oreea
Trading Stamps.
Maine Corn, can 10c; dosen $100
Bunnyslde Soup, two cana 80o
And 10 Oreen Trading Stamps.
Table Pears, large can 15o
And 10 Oreen Trading Stamps.
Stuffed Olives, pint gSo
And 20 Oreen Trading Stamps.
Pickles, assorted bottle ....to
Pepper Sauce, bottle Te
Campbell Salad Dressing, bottle.. lOo
Campbell Chill Sauce, bottle 10c
Currants, cleaned, pound llo
Seedless Raisins, pound. ........ . lOo
Seeded Raisins, pound 10o
California Prunes, pound..... fie
Evaporated Apples, pound. ...... .lOo
Grape-Nuts, package ....10c
Egg-O-See, three packages... 85o
Corn, can 6o
Peas, can fto
Tomatoes, can 10o
Baked Beans, can o
Xaval Orangss, dozen 15o
And 10 Oreen Trading Stamps.
Mixed Bats pound I8e
New York Cheese, pound 10c
And 10 Oreen Trading Stamps.
Swiss Cheese gg
And 10 Oreen Trading 8 tamps.
Royal Luncheon Cheese, Jar tea
And 10 Oreen Trading Utamps.
Unetua Biscuit, fpur packages. .. . ISo
And 10 Oreen Trading tit amps.
Bennett's Capitol Premium Chocolate,
pound 3a o
And 20 Oreen Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Baking Ppwder,
l-pound can 9100
And 100 Green Trading Stamps.
Sweet Cider, gallon jug 3&e
And 20 Oreen Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Candies
Big special on Mixed A
Candies, pound 1UC
Rock Candy, as-
sorted, pound lawC
Semi-Annual Pre-lnventory Sale
Bargains
Ladles'
Coats Just
Half Prkt
THI RELIABLE TRI
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Friday is Remnant Day
Marvelous opportunities for exceptional buying await you.
All odd lots and short ends of stocks go at sacrifice prices ta
effect quick clearance.
Remnants of Wool Dress Goods
12.00 Broadcloths, at, yard . . . 50
About 1,000 yards of Steven'a cele
brated Broadcloth, In all colors, that
sella at 12.00 to S3. 00 a yard, In
short lengths from 1V4 to 6-yard
pieces, all will go at, yard....50
About 2,500 yards of Steven's fine
Broadcloths, made to sell at $1.50 to
12.00 a yard, will go at, yard.. 49
2,000 yards of 52-lnch Broadcloth,
that sold from $1.00 to $1.50 a yard,
In remnants o( 1U to 5-yard pieces,
all colors, will go at, yard.... 39
Splendid Silk Bargains
All remnants and short lengths must bo closed out before in
ventory, and in order to do so quickly, we offer very special bar
gain inducements Friday.
75c and fl.OO Silk, 25c On our Silk
Bargain Square, all remnants of
plain and fancy silks tnat sold up to
76c and $1.00 a yard, at choice, per
ard 25
$1.00 Black Taffeta, 36 Inches wide,
$1.19 Black Taffeta, 36 Inches wide,
$1.00 fancy Suiting Silks, 27 inches
Lace Curtains and Draperies
From the great Bankrupt Stock purchase will be offered Friday
to close, at lower prices than ever before known for merchandise
of equal quality, bargains the like of. which have never before
been known in Omaha.
Cable Net, Nottingham andBarnett
Lace Curtains, worth from $3.00 to
$6.00 a pair, will go at, each. . 75
Slightly damaged Lace Curtains, worth
from $1.60 to $3.00, will go at.
each 39
Mill End Lace Curtain, worth to
$1.50, go at, each 25
Comfort Silkollne that sold at 12Vc,
for Friday only, at 8H
Comfort Satin that sold at 25c, will
go at, yard 15
High Grade Linen Department
Second Aisle,
Here is your chance to get
one-fourth of their value.
Remnants of Table Linen, all high
grade goods, from our regular stock
and sold from 65c to $1.76 a yard.
In good lengths from 1 to 3
yarda, in bleached, silver bleached
and unbleached, we will place in
three lots, at, yard 69c, 59c and 49
Manufacturer's stock of Mercerized
Table Linens, In lengths of from 2
to 8 yards, would be worth in
regular way up to 76c yard, only
two patterns to a customer, at,
yard 24
In Omaha's Greatest Bargain Room
You won't find the equal of these Friday Bargains.
Lonsdale and
Hope Muslins, 12 Vic
6
values, at
10c Indian Head
Brown Muslin, at.
yard
5
7tc Outlnsr Flannel, light and dark
patterns, at, yard 4
16c Tolls de Nord Dress Ginghams, at,
yard 8H
Remnants of Wash Goods of all kinds,
at, yard 3c and 2
Special Clearance Sale on Staple and
Fancy Notions
Values the like of which you never saw before.
Linen Thread, per spool 2
Fancy Hair Pins, extra large size,
at 1
Darning Cotton, black, brown, tan
and white, per ball 1
Patent Hump Hooks and Eyes, per
card 1
Basting Threads, per spool H
Sewing Silk, per spool H
Cotton Tapes, per roll l
Hundreds of other staple articles,
at H to 10
Great Pre-lnventory Grocery Sale
All broken stocks to be clod out before January 1.
a pounds Best Pure Cane Granulated
Sugar for U-00
Regular 12Ho Jars Pure Fresh Preserves,
this sale l-
' Regular 12Ho Bottle Worcester Sauce,
, this sale fttc
Regular lOo Cans Breakfast Cocoa,
j this sale THc
' Regular 25o Bottles Taney Queen Olives,
1 tuts aale 18o
! Regular to and 7Ho cans Potted Meats,
this sale iio
Regular So cans Oil or Mustard Bar-
dW. this sal ol
Regular 12Vio cans Fancy Alaska Sal- I
num. this sale o 1
Regular 10c package Bromangelon, Jelly-
con of Jello. this sale 7Vc
Regular VAo package Corn Starch, this
Blie , o.
Regular Otto package Bull Durham Bmok-
ing Tobacco, this sale 4o
Regular l!"o cans Golden Table Syrup,
this sale 9o
Regular 10c cans Fancy Was, String or '
Um a Beans, this sale Tc
NO MATTER
WHAT
YOU WANT
It Will Save
you tlmo and
monoy if you
will UNO ....
Children's
Coats Just
Half Price
6,000 yards of 40, 44 and 60-Inch
Mohair, all colors, in good long
lengths, that sells from 60c to $1.00
a yard, on sale at, yard 25
60c Henriettas, at, yard 1I5
10,000 yards of 35c and 50c Henriet
tas, all colors, in good long lengths,
at, yard 25
15c Danish Cloth, all colors and
cream, good long lengths, at,
yard
Remnants of fancy Walatlngs, All
Wool Challles and Flannels, at,
yard 23
A 20 Discount on all Silk Waist and
Skirt Patterns, including Plaids,
Stripes and Fancies of almost every
description. Don't miss this op
portunity. special at, yard
special at, yard
GO
85
wide, at, yard.
50
Figured and plain Burlap, regular 15o
quality, at, yard 10
Mill End Lace Curtains and Pillow
Shams in two lots at, each
. 10c and 5
One yard wide Swiss tor Sash Cur
tains, at, yard, 20c, 16c, 10c and 5
Cotton Madras, in all colors, at,
yard 15
Silk Drapery Fringe that sold up to
25c a yard, Friday only, at yard.5
Cord for Portieres, regular 25c and
35c quality, go at, pair ........ 10
Main Floor.
remnants of the finest goods at
'
Odd lot of Napkins, in bleached and
unbleached, 18x18 and 22x2?, most1
of them full dozen, sold regular up to
$2.25 a dozen, in three lots, at,
dozen $1.26, 89c and .-59
Odd lot of Dresser Scarfs, Center
Pieces and Stand Tops, slightly
soiled, all sizes, in one lot, at,
each 24
Odd lot of Towels, Turkish or Huck,
all linens and unions, extra large
sizes, gold up to 16c a piece, only
six to a customer, at, each. . . . 8H
10c Fleece Back Flannelettes and
Vienna Cloth, at, yard 5g
Amoskeag Apron Check Ginghams, at,
yard 5
7ttc heavy Cream Shaker Flannel, at,
yard 4H
10c Zephyr Dress Ginghams, In plain
and fancies, at, yard 5U
12ftc German Blue Prints, snap atj
yard
60-inch Tailor's Tape Line 1
Aluminum Thimbles, each 1
Pearl Buttons, all bIzob, either S or 4
hole, at, dozen $
6-inch Metal Back Horn Combs,
each 5
Extra large Fine Comb 5
200-yard Machine Threads, per
iPol , 1W
Children's Handkerchiefs ......
worth from 6c to 25c, in this sale
Regular lOo cana Assorted Soups, this
sale rue
And hundreds of other such bargains To
be closed out before Invplclng.
TEA AND COFFEK PALUi BEFORE!
1NVENTORT.
Fancy Santos Coffee, pr pound Ifia
Fancy Marlcaho Hlrnd Coffee, per lb..l7W
Fancy Porto Rico Blend Coffee, lb fco
Fancy Ankola Java and Mocha Coffee,
per pound .23j
Fancy O. O. Mocha and Java Coffee,
per iiuuiw 2ga
Tlie very nnest Arabian Mocha and
Ma"d"nf.Java' an ltot drink
slllu pound V.V. V.V.V.V.' V.V.'.V.'.' V afiS
Fane Sundrled Japan Tea. pound"!.; iS&o
Fancy B. F. Japan Tea, pound &o
Fancy Oolnng, Gunpowder, Ceylon or
English Brt-uk fast Tea, pound . ...83l-Jo
Fancy Tea Blftltigs. from finest teas.
Pr pound 12o
FRESH FRUIT DEPT. SPECIAL
Fancy Turnips, Rutabagas or carrots,
per pound ja
I.aige heads Fresh Cabbage, each 60
Fancy Highland Naval Oranges. dos.I.'tta
THE BEE
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