THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE. FEBIUTAttY 9. 1908.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Eipected Bulge Headed Off by Disap
pointing Cables.
SETBACK THEN COMES ALONO
I.llx-ral World Iklpmrata (or h
Week Caas Trader to Taka
Prolta aad 811 Lonf
Holdlaa.
OMAHA. Feb. S, 1908.
Tlin expected bulg wu headed off by
disappointing cable, and a set back came.
Liberal world'a shipments for the week
caused trailers to take profits and the aula
f long- holiltnss became the feature.
Wheat worked off easy soon after the
opening;. Heavy cables caused good selling
and the strength shown at Winnipeg was
the only sustaining feature. Considerable
long wheat was put on the market later
and was not well taken. Values were easy
At the close. May wheat opened at Sofcc
and closed at WMc. ,,,.
Corn was soft with wheat and Bold off on
general selling by long holders and the pit
crowd. There was no ginger to the buy
ing side and the tone was not trong near
the close. May option opened at W-fcc ana
slosed at to'tc ,, .
The weakness In wheat and orn "oftened
the onts market and, coupled with b-.wjvy
selling, became a detrimental factor. May
oats opened at 60Vc and closed at oW.
Clearances were 331.000 bushels of corn.
1.825 bUHhels of oats and wheat and flour
equal to M.9fW bushels. ,
Liverpool closed S&ttd lower on wheat
and unchanged to Hd lower ! .
Heahoard reported . bushels of wheat
and lao.Oou bushel of corn taken for ex-
Primary wheat recolpta were 443,000 bush
els and shipments were 346,0t busneis,
against receipts last year of 36,uu0 bushels
and shipments of 173,000 bushels.
Corn receipts were &13.CW) bushels and
shipments were 470,000 bushels, aa Inst re
ceipts lust year of 848,000 bushels and ship
ments of 4&.0U0 bushels.
Local range of options:
Artlck. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Tes'y.
Wheat I
May...
July...
Sept...
Ccrn
May...
July...
8ept...
July...
Bipt...
1TI4 8fVt &414 94Vi
(' 4 9014 9". 14 'JO'
87V4 87 Ht
6f.a 66fc 63 6R
M 64 M bt
64V 64 64 64Vi
60 60 5n4i 60
43T 434 43
Wfr 35 So 85
93
87
64
64
60
43
SuVs
Omaha Cask Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, Mffl-96c; No. 3 hard,
mtMs: No. 4 hard, 8ti89c; No. 3 spring,
9M7c
COHN-No. 8. 62Hc; No. 4, 61i&C2c: no
grade, Waooyfco; No. 3 yellow, 63c; No. 3
white, fc.'Vc
OATS No. 3 mixed, WWSW: No. 3
white. 47Vq7c: No. 4 white, 47(fij-47c
KYK-No. 2. TiWrfte: No. 3, 714)73c.
Uffot Heeetpt.
Wheat. Corn. Oat a
Chicago 13 268 167
Minneapolis 262 ... ...
Omaha 3 8 13
Dulutli 71 .
CHICAGO GHAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feature of the Trading; and Closing;
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, Feb. 8. Llberat Australian
shipments and a consequent decline at
Liverpool caused weakness In the wheat
market. May showing a net loss of 1c at
the close. Corn was 4C lower. Onts closed
c down. Provisions were a shade to
60 higher. ...
The decline of In Liverpool cabk'S,
unlooked for, considering strength which
prevailed here during the previous session
and which waa reflected In the opening
quotations on the Chlcugo exchange, was
followed by reports that supplies tor do
mestic and foreign consumption were
plentiful. Australia was shown to have
hipped 455,000 bu. more than during the
preceding week and the world's shipments,
estimated at 11,600,000 bu., were regarded
as greatly In excess of the weekly re
quirements. The opposing Influence of
amaller Canadian and northwestern re
serves In the estimates for the coming
week failed to rescue the market rrom me
lower level. Mav was off Wc at the
opening, advanced to 88c, and was later
rorced nacK 10 c Dy me weigm ui min
ings. The close was weak at 9740. Primary
receipts were 443,000 bu., compared with
844,000 bu. a year ago. Clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to 66,0)0 bu. Minne
apolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of 276 cars, against 194 last week
and 274 a year ago.
Corn was lower, owing to Increased coun
try offerings and favorable weather for
the movement, but the market exhibited
a degree of steadiness In view of the weak
ness In wheat. There was considerable
week-end profit-taking and the trndlng was
Without feature. May opened Vkfrc lower
at 61c to 6lc, advanced: to KHrpeHfcc,
and declined later to BlViKJl c. The close
was easy at 61c. Local receipts were
26H cars, with none of contract grade.
Oats were dull and neglected and fol
lowed the downward trend of other grains.
Klevator Interests favored the bear side,
but at the low point the bull leaders of
fered support. The May option, starting
c lower at 54Vc, ranged between 54c
and Klc, and closed easy at 54c. Local
receipts were 167 cars.
The provisions market displayed strength
at the opening on a smaller run of hogs
than estimated for Chicago, but could not
withstand the effects of liberal receipts
elsewhere combined with the Influence of
grain weakness. May pork opened at 112 M)
10 aovanceu 10 m. aim u-iuoeu bi
312.02 to $12.6. a gain of 25c. I,ard
advanced from 4J.55, the opening quotation,
to $7.6-', and Closed a shade higher at
37.62411.65. Ribs were up 2,uTc at J6.57.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
S5 cars; corn, S'M cars; oats, 143 cars; nogs,
62,OiiO head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
northern. $1.04 1 04: No. 3 northern. c
J$1.!4; May, Vf.; July, $l.of'.
FIAJVR Kn-st patents, $5. 36416.50; second
patents, '.2&ir 4"; first clears, t4.2ir(r4.4ii
second clears, $3.453 !.
BRAN in bulk, tJO.oo.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotation of the Day oa Varlona
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Feb. 8.-FLOUR Receipt.
11.000 bbls.; exports. 6.000 bids. Market
iteany, with light trade; Minnesota pa
tents. $&.3Wi6.flu; Minnesota bakers', H0
tifi.10; winter patents, $4.75416.10; winter
straights, H45'a4.0; winter extras, $3.76
Q4.iA; winter low grades, 33.664)4.10. Rye
flour, steady: fair to good, $4.75'p6.15; choice
to fancy, t5.201i6.36. Duckwheat flour,
steady; $3 00.
COKNM BALi-Bteaay; line wnite ana yel
low, fl.4nrai.46: coarse, $1.3tB1.4o; kiln
dried, $.3 35.
RYE Uull : No. Z western. lc, nominal.
f. o. b.. New York.
WHEAT Hecelpts, 23.000 bushels; ex
ports, 8.000 bushels. Spot market easy;
No. 2 red. n.01, elevator, ana ii.uz, 1. o. n.,
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, $1.164, f- o.
b., afloat; No. 2 hard winter, 31.10. f. o.
b.. afloat. Yielding to big world's ship
ments, easy cables and rather extensive
liquidation, wneat DroKe over a cent per
bushel this morning and closed heavy at
lc net less. Mav. $1.06iil.067V closed at
$1.06: July, $1.0Ktil.01. closed at $1.01.
COliN Receipts. 12!,000 busneis. bpol
market easy: No. 2. 6tfc elevator, and
62c, f. o. b., afloat; No. 3 white, 63c, and
No. 3 yellow, 620, f. o. b., afloat. Option
market was without transactions, closing
"c net lower. May closed 70c; July
closed 69c.
OATS Receipt s. 13.500 bushels: exports.
1.000 bushels. Spot market steady; mixed
oats, 26 to 32 pounds, 67c; natural white,
26 to 32 pounds. 67WiHc: cupped wnite.
32 to 40 pounds, B9ru66c.
HAY Steady; good to choice, tbc(j)l.ou.
HOPS Uulet: state common to choice
cortHt, 1907 crop, TOc: 1006 crop, 4ac.
HIDES uulet; uoguta, uwuiiuc cen
tral American, 17c.
LEATHER Quiet: acid, 34W29C.
PROVISIONS Beef, firm: family, 114.00
14.60; mess, $10.ilD.60; beef hams, $4.60
26.50: racket. $ll.6ora 12.00: city extra India
mess. $21.00ij'J1.60. Cut -.meats. steady;
Pickled belliea. t7.GOft9.00: Pickled hams. tft.OO
4)8.50. Lord, quiet; western prime, $7.50
i7.60; refined, quiet; continent, x.o(r,i.iu;
South America, $885; compound, $7.12-g
ork. auiet: family. Il6.00fa 17.00; snort
.76; clears, $16.0Kal6.50; mess. $14.0Offl4.5O.
TALLOW Ouiet: city ($2 per pKg.). tH4c:
country (packages free), 6ir6c.
RICH Uulet: domestic lair to extra,
8Vac; Japan, nominal.
BIITTEK-Firm; creamery, neia secona
to special, 26fu32Vic; process, second to spe
cial, JW.J6C.
CHEESE Firm; run cream, special, 10c.
EGOS Steady; western firsts, 26c; sec
onds, 24Cn24c.
POULTRY Alive, dull; western cnicgens,
ll'.ic; fowls, 13c; turkeys, 14c: dressed,
firm; western chicken, 105jl7c; turkey, 12
4) 17c; fowls, 10vyl3c.
WEATHER IX TUB GRAIN BELT
Probably Snow Flnrrlea and Not
Much Change in Temperature.
OMAHA, Feb. 8, 1908.
An area of high temperature overlies the
country east of the Rocky mountains with
its crest north 01 tne great luxes, comer
weather prevails In the lake region and
eastern states, but warmer weather Is
shown elsewhere east of the mountains,
the rise In temperature being mist marked
In the upper Missouri valley. 1 e weather
Is generally cloudy throughout the Mis
sissippi and Missouri valleys, and condi
tions are favorable for snow flurries In this
vicinity tonight or Sunday, with no Im
portant change In temperature.
Omaha record of temrjerature and oreclpl
tatlon compared with the corresponding day
of the past tnree year:
X WOK. liUI. 1W. 11HJO.
MlnlmumMemperature .. 26 18 7 15
Precipitation 00 .00 .07 .18
Normal temperature lor today, 22 de
grees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March 1.
7.62 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1907.
3.82 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1906,
3.07 Inches.
I A WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Articles. Open.l Hlgh, Low. Close! Yes'y
Wheat I I
May 97 98 96T4 974 984
July 3V"n 94 93 4V 94Vu
Sept. SO-VB! 804 & 89T 91
Corn I I
May 61)! eiffi filWS 61H 61'4
July &tV 5959V- 69 I t
Sept. 59 59, 69 694t9ftfH
Oats I
May 64 64 63 54 54
bMay 52 62 61 51''n62'52rn1
aJuly 46 46 46 464 4fr'S
bJuly 44 44S 44 44 44
Pork
May 1! 00 12KV4 It 00 It 05 12 00
July 12 40 12 55 12 36 13 36 13 30
Lard
. May 7 55 7 62 7 62 7 55 7 62
July 7 70 7 77 7 70 7 70 7 67
Ribs
May 65 86 65 67 6 5S
' July 6 82 S0 82 (82 6 80
No. 2. a Old. bNew.
. Cash quotation were a follow:
FLOUR Steady: winter patents. ti.Sflefi
&4to: straights. $4.2&()4.&0; soring oalen'a.
$5.2b'ii6.35; straights, $4.44)4.90; bakers, $3.35
t) 4 25.
WHEAT N. 3, 9&CW.08; No. t red,
93'A'nHTc.
CORN No. 2, 67i6t8c; No. 2 yelTow, 69
Couo.
OATS-No. 3 white, 0gc:c.
RYE No. 2. 80c.
BARLEY Oood feeding, 6.MT3C; fair to
choice mailing, Mdivjc.
SEEDS Flax, No. 1 northwestern. 31.21.
Timothy, prime, $3.7534.75. Clover, contract
trades, $19.10.
' PROVISIONS Short ribs, side (looseV
IS.0Oi6.25. - lork, mess, per bbl., tU.62'o
il 75. Lard, per loo lbs., $7.30. Short clear
Sides ( nosed.). b.ai1io.oo.
Following were the receipts and ship
ment ui liuur ftiiu gsani;
Receipt. Shipments,
Flour, bbls. 23,otiO IS.'M)
Wheat, bu. 14, lu) 60,i-
Corn, bu 2hl.Uj0
pals, bu 211.0U0 191.W0
Kye, bu t.wo 3.00)
iiarley, bu 66.U00 V.iAi
On the Produce exchange today the but.
ter market waa firm; creameries. 22ti'J3v
dairies, 21 Egg, easy; at mark, cases
Included, Wraw; iirsts, z:c; prime first,
iJc; extra, 2ac. Cheese, steady; Utfl2c.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Feb. 8. -CORN Easy; No $
yellow. v4r4Kc: no. a, Dl'wvc; P.O. , uc
no arade. 4UU4&0.
OA lH-Iow. r; No. 3 white, &ij61c; No,
4 white. 4Viu0c.
WlllSKY-ilS
Dalath Grain Market.
DULUTH. Feb. 8. WHICAT No. 1 north
em, $106: No. t northern, 11.03; May
(1.0K; July, $1.06.
OATS 4ik.
MlnaeaBolla Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. . WHfiAT-No. 1
bard, 99c; Na, I northern, tl.M; No. 3
St. Loot General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 8.-WH EAT Track; No.
2 red, cash, $1.00; No. 2. hard, 97c; May,
98c; July, 90c.
CORN Track, no. 2 casn, 50c; mo. t
white, &6c. May, 68c; July, 680.
OATS Track. No. 2 casn, 6c; jo. z
White, 62c; May, 60c; July, 43c.
RYE No. 2, soo,
FLOUR Firm: re winter patents.
H.SM4.80: extra fancy and straight. $4.16
4)4.40; cleRr, $3.65i&3.80.
BEEO Timothy, nrm, 3.7b'o4.ao.
CORN MEAL Steady, $2.90.
P KAN Firm; sacked, east track, L10
61.11-
HAY (steady; timoiny, iio.uxgiD.uo; prai
rie, $9.50(all.60.
IRON COTTON TiiUB
BAOOINO 10e.
HEMP TWINE 11c.
PROVISIONS Pork. steady: -Jobbing.
$12.00. Lard, steady; prime steam, $7.30.
Drv salt meats, steady: boxed extra shorts,
$7.25; clear ribs, $7.25; short clears, $7.50.
Bacon, steady, boxed, extra snorts. $8.00;
clear ribs, $8.00; short clears, $8.25.
POULTRY-Chickens, 10c; springs, a2c;
turkeys, 12c; ducks, 10c; geese, 6c.
BUTTER 2bc; creamery, S3c; dairies,
18c.
EGGS 22c case count.
Following were the receipts and ship
ment of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 8,000 12,000
Wlheat, bu 37,0 73,000
Corn, bi. jui.ooo, 3,ooo
UtiAB, bU.4.- b3,0U0 tlS.IMU
Kansas City Grain and Provision..
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 8. WHEAT Un
changed to lc lower; May, 93'4c; July,
86Sc. CaBh: No. 3 hard. 934t9&Vhc: No. 3.
92(fi4'4c; No. t red, 99ci?1.0o; No. 3. 96tfi98c.
t orn t4C lower to v,c nigner; May,
&5c; July, 55. Cash: No. 3 mixed, 643
&4c; No. 3. 54(&64c; No. 2 white, &4c;
No. S, 54(hC.
OATS Unchanged; No. white, 46&lc;
mixed, 494)GOc.
RYE No. 2. 78c.
HAY Weak; choice timothy. tltOOiaiiOO:
choice prairie, $9,004)9.50.
BUriEK-rirm; creamery, ssc; packing
stock. 20c.
EGGS Weak ; fresh, extra; 2?c; firsts,
20c.
, Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 36.010 lS.orio
Corn, bu 14.000 22.000
Oats, bu 9,000 18,000
Options at Kaqsaa City:
MILLER'S
WHY IS
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HSKEY
Prescribed for fVIedlclnal and Household Use 7
ASK THE DOCTOR!
FULL QUARTS- Millers Fine Wines
89c, $1.00, $1.25 35c, 50c. 75c
jailer's brands are sold only direct to consumers and cannot be
bought except at our store, 1S09 Farnam St. Phone for a bottle.
We deliver any amount at any time.
If It Comes TTJT TTTT TT TFT1 TO) 9 fCT1 11 Must Be
From Irll II M ,H .Ir JKT 2) Good
Phone Doug. 1241 1309 FARNAM ST. Trading Stamps
We Ship Four Quarts Prepaid.
tr""3 n n n ra h
Article. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.
Wheat
May K M 92 9314
July 87V.87tt1i 86M 86
Corn
May 65i 65 654 V
July 56 tl 6a4 65
rhlladelphla Prodace Market.
PH1LADELJHIA, Feb. 8. BUTTER
rinii: guuu uemanu. r.xira wesiern cream'
ery, 36c; extra nearby prints, 37c.
EGGS Steady; fair demand. Pennsyl
vanla and other nearby firsts, 25c, at mark
current receipts In returnable cases,
24o, at mark; western choice, 25c, at mark
W . t fall t .-. u..i. . . 1 9 J .. u, ... i, .1.
CHEESE Firm; fair demand. New York
iuii reams, cnoice, iii'p loc ; rsew xork
iuii vreani, xair 10 goou, i'iac.
MilTTvake Grata Market.
f TT.W A ITU' W fl WlICAf M
northern, $i.0hV(ll.(H:' No. 2 northern, $1.08
H YE No. 1,
It A 1M V V 4 1 A1. .omnia Vk
CO UN No. I caah, 654j67c; May, tflc,
asked.
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on the dollar apent
For Eight Days
Every purchaser of our shoe hav
ing one of these coupon with him
will be allowed 20 per cent discount.
To illustrate, with this coupon you
will be able to buy one pair of
$7.00 Shoes for $5.60
Save, money, wear the best shoe.'
R.egcit Shoe Co.
205 8a. 15th St
Clip this Coupon
Bee, Feb. , 108.
mm
MUST BE RAISED
MEN'S PAHTS
Reduced .From .
$4.00 & 35.00
Down to
All Wool
Blue Flannel Shirts
Worth $2.00, Sale Price
C
90
MEN'S SUITS
Benjamin Make
Former Price
$25.00
Now Only
15.00
GUARANTEE
Clothing Co.
1519-1521 Douglas St.
M
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STREET
BOOTS
The woman 'who goes shop
ping or 6tands a great deal,
should have a pair of these
comfortable, sensible and
sturdy boots.
They are made along 'easy
lines,, full of style and grace,
of choice, flexible but strong
leather, medium heels and
with the idea of supporting
the foot and making walk
ing 'a pleasure.
At this season of the year
every woman should have a
pair of our Gun Metal Calf
Street Boots.
$3.50, $4 or $5
FRY SHOE CO.
xxa iioiii
16th and Douglas Streets.
, A Ppr for th Horn
THE OMAHA DEC
Best ':. West
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We are showing the most complete line in the city. All
the new novelties of the season and our prices are the lowest
in the city. Come in and look around before buying.
Iac. Valentine
two for . . . lo
X,ac. Valentines
lo each, 7 for Bo
X.ac Valentines
60 kind, each 3o
Iice Valentine
lOo kind, each 3o
X,ac Valentiue
13 Ho kind, each . .40
Lac. Valentiue
15o kind, each .... .60
LATEST NOVELTIES
Teddy Bears, Walts
Me Affaln Willi, Wait
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ter Brown, Foxy Grand-
Sa, Mr. Katsenjammer,
appy Hooligan and
many other, worth 85c,
Siyprl0: IOO
Comlo Valentine 3
doisn for 60, assorted,
no pick. 80 by mail.
MECHAHICALS
Laoe Valentines
Bo kind, onr prio. . 3o
7c kind, oar pric. . 3o
lOo kind, our pric 60
15o kind, onr pric 7a
8S0 kind, onr pric lOo
VALENTINES Drop
So kind, our prlc..3o
lOo kind, onr prli So
121.40 kind, prlc....7o
VALEtfTIMES Post
Card 3 for 60 kind,
oar prioe, two for. .lo
60 kind, our prio . . la
lOo kind, onr price 3o
ISa kind, oar pric 60
All kinds of fancy cards ,at Mjc to 2c each.
Special prices to teachers. "Wholesale and retail orders.
We sell valentines at retail less than wholesale prices. Low
er than the lowest.
A full line of Scrap Pictures to make your own Valen
tines, at prices the lowest.
Fancy Novelty Valentines, one in a box, at 5c, 10c, 15c
20c, 25c and 35c. These are extra big values. All the new
novelties can be found at our place at prices less than the
cheapest. Come early to avoid the rush.
iUM3
322 South 16th St. OMAHA
State Agent for Paris Patterns, 10c
Great Clearance of Winter Clothing
........ H
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Men's Suits and 0'Coats
Ka?'""..'? 7.50 - $W
tiannents in which the high quality is
apparent to the most casual observer.
Garments in which the most critical ex
amination will reveal only highest me'rit.
It's easy to buy Clolhing
at these prices elsewhere,
K but seldom if ever will you
match the quality !L Prices
EHTIRE MANUFACTURER'S STOCK OF
Boys Knee Pants fttJ9. 45c
An extra imir of pants for the boy is always a good in
vestment, particularly so in this instance. See them Mon
day. All sizes from 3 to 16 years included.
Young Men's Suits and Overcoats
Nobbiest stylss, best colors, patterns and tfc T Cf)
materials, regular values to $15, on sae...P " I DJ
See the New Spring Styles in Hart,
Schaftner & Marx TAILORED Men's Clothing
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il TryHiyPSKl r
WYOMING COAL
Per Ton
Delivered
AT LAST A WYOMING COAL HAS BEEN FOUVD WHICH IN
ALL RESPECTS, FOR DOMESTIC I'SE, EQUALS ROCK 81'RIAGS
DISTRICT COAL AND EXCELS IT IX SOME. ROCK SPRINGS
HAS FOR YEARS BEE UNBEATABLE, BUT HUNDREDS OF
CONSUMERS IN THE WESTERN PART OF THE STATE NOW PUT
HUDSON AHEAD OF IT ON ACCOUNT OF PURITY, CLEANLINESS
AND LASTING QUALITIES. FOR COOKING STOVES HUDSON
CANNOT BE EXCELLED. 'PHONE YOUR ORDERS TO US DI
RECT, OK YOUR DEALER CAN GET IT FOR YOU.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED.
C. B. HAVENS Cl CO.
1805 FARNAM STREET.
'PHONES: DOUGLAS 317. IND. A1171.
on .iaiv-.ift iimiiiii . i in hi in i ti.--''"'',ii riti.4uA
The Printer Can Save Honey
Experience has shown that electric
motors are the best means of driving
printing machinery, The output can be
increased very materially, due to the wide
and yet far graduated range of the speed
control which can be obtained by theuse
of the motor instead of the stepped cone
pulleys.
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Light& Power Co,
Tel. Doug. 1062
Y. M. C. A. Building.
No Matter What You Want
Bee Want Ads Will Get It
ttinWiii
now asidl Dee
At this season of the year when the ground
and street car platforms are apt to be covered
with enow or ice, especial care should be taken
by passengers in getting on and off cars.
REMEMBER
Wait Until the Car Stops !
Get Off In the RIGHT Way I
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OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
it
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Sounds strange, does it not?
Nevertheless it's a fact. We
sell the only real foot com
fort that money can buy in
our
CUSHION S0LE shoe's.
These shoes are non-conductors
of heat and cold and
any one who has tender or
sensitive feet should not be
without a pair. They are
made for men and women, of
soft felt leather and on com
mon sense lasts ask our
salesmen to show you a pair.
Prices are:
For Men... $5.00
For Women $4.00
Drcxcl Shoe Co.
Mil Ftnaa St
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Elastic
Stockings.
Trusses,
Batteries,
Crutches,
Bed Pans,
Invalid
Rings,
Back Rests,
Invalid
Chairs,
Bed Side
Tables,
Rubber
Goods.
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H. J. PENF0LD & CO.,
Hospital and Invalid Supplies,
1403 FARNAM ST.
D C SCOTT, D.V.S.
(Successor to Dr. H. Lk Ramacclottl.)
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