TTTE OMATIA DAILY REE: FRIDAY. MAY 1, 1003.
PREACHER SICK OF FARERS
Rer. C..W. ETidfe Adocatei Sanity
in Curbing Vice.
APPEAL TO SENSE ON SOCIAL EVIL
XVmmi rrnlirn Oaalaea la Dlalrlcl,
that Taar Mar Mlal
maa Assaaat at Harm ta
. th Caasssaattr.
"Id my Judgment, tha bad woman. ques
ton In In the worst condition It has been
inc I cams to Omaha twanty-slx years
o," said Rev. Charles W. Savldge, pastor
and founder of the Peoples church. "And
this is so. bscausa a few unthinking and
overaealous peopla who call themselves re
formers have talked too much.
When Elmer Thomas stands up with
Police Judge Crawford and aaya these
women should be run out of tha Arcade and
similar houses ' In the proscribed district
he does a terrible Injury to hla city, that he
professes so passionately ta love, and re
flect a gross 1 ot atudy of his subject.
When Wilber Crafts, who knows nothing
about Omaha, nor any other city except
as ha catches a glimpse of It on his flying
visits, comes here and says the millennium
has come because these women are scat
tered all over the city, he ought to go and
knock his head against the stone pavement.
I think my record In this city will permit
me to speak plainly of this or any other
question without my motives being Im
pugned. I nava gona Into this thing and
am prepared to talk of It. I had a man
get ma tha names and addresses of every
bsd woman In Omaha and from that I learn
that since the women were run out of the
proscribed cribs they are scattered through
out, our best residence districts and they
do not, in'tfdme cases, maintain a residence
longer than a week. Its flitting from this
place to that, spreading their odium.
Pats aestlaa ta Baae Ms.
'Now. tn all candor. I ask the sane, lien
aible, thinking men and women of Omaha,
thosa who really cara something beyond the
limit of promoting soma selfish political or
business scheme. Is this the best condition?
Doe this state of affairs tend toward cor
rectlng an evil or magnifying It?"
"Of1 course.- there It but one answer to
that Question. The best way, so far
a oTTMi-kmra and the best regulation In
any city In tha United Bute lias taught
to handle this evil la to have It under police
surveillance, have It concentrated where the
law of tha 'city can lay Ha hand on It
That Is simply not possible under present
conditions. And I want to say that those
persons or ' concerns that are constantly
hammering Chief of Police Donahue, or
walling for a grand Jury to deal with this
evil, are doing so for some other reason
than the welfare of Omaha. They have
a 'sinister motive somewhere.
"Only a few months ago, w had ' It
drummed In our ears that the police were
recreant ta their duty, becausa many such
women were occupying houses In residence
districts. 'Tha police corralled them. Then
the hue and cry arose' for the abandonment
of thosa cribs and tha women were scat
tered. Now tha same old cry Is raised for
their concentration.
"Really, If t Were not so serious a thing,
it would ba ludrlcrous. It Is a shame to
bat about the sacred Interest and welfare
of a community In such a flippant manner,
'"I .could tell these persons that soma of
the women they run out of . that nether
world ara today occupying houses In li
trlcta where only. the strictest respectability
Is supposed to exist."
Death . fram Blood Poison
was prevented by O. W. Cloyd, Plunk,
Mo., who healed his dangerous wound wl'h
Bucklen'a Arnica flslve. 26c. For sale by
teuton Drug Co.
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EUROPEAN MORMONS TO UTAH
Missionaries Ursa Aaother Party from
Scandinavia ta Fallow
Joseph Smith.
The t nie-n station presented an animated
appearance Thursday forenoon when an
other large colony- of Mormon converts
waited for the afternoon train of the Union
Taciflc for Utah. The party numbered
about a hundred and the members were
from Norway. Sweden, Germany and Eng
land. A similar party of one hundred
passed through Omaha last week, making
a total of 1,600 of the Mormons who have
passed through ' Omaha enroute from the
old country since last June.
The Mormon church has i.SOO mlsslonar
Irs at work 'In the European countries se
curing converts. Most of them are young
men, who' are' supposed to work for two
yesrs at that work without pay. The
emigrants are all : well-to-do people, with
means for' buying farm lands In Utah. The
church advises ll these people to settle on
the farms and to stay away from the
jltiea.' " "
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Kidney .complaint kills more people than
any other disease. This Is due to the dis
ease being aa insidious that it gets a good
hold on the system before It is recognised.
Folen'4KJdney .Cure will prevent the de
velopment of fatal disease If taken In time.
AH druggists.
Homosookors,
Excursions
Southwest
The first and third
Tuesdays of each
"month , to all points
in the "Land of
Opportunity."
Round-trip tickets
with long return limit
and liberal stop-over
privileges at very
low- rates of fare.
It will certainly pay
ybix to look over the
situation- ' in this
growing country,
where thousands of
people are gaining
homes and wealth
i from the abundance
. of the' soil.
" Iet ret help you plan
a trip of investigation.
F.P.Rsfefcrd,
IMS
13C3
g GAe Biggest Store in the West g
On the first of every month it is a good thing to remem
ber! this: Every Ten Dollar Bill will buy as much at
Brandeis as three Fives will buy anywhere else.'
Bran dels
Buys in
Greater
than
others
so wa
buy bet
ter qual
ities for
less
Money.
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Braodela
sells In
Greater
. quanti
ties than
other
because
we can
sell bet
ter qual
ities for
less
Money.
REMNANT DAY
Every Remnant SacrificedEvery Price a Special
These and Many Other Special Bargains In Basement Friday
25c Dress Voiles at 10c yard Mercerized Plaid Dress Voiles,
plain shades, blue, brown, tan, lavender, black, flf
. A V v
2 and White, yard
Soft clinging lingerie cloth most
desirable of all plain 'white ma
terials for dresses, waists and
fine undermusllns, from f II
the bolt, at, yard ...... la2v
Pretty floral, dresden, spray, and
dotted mercerized chiffon on
white ground. See Douglas St.
window, 25c value, IM.
at, yard 1UC
An unusually fine grade 36-Inch
long cloth, would readily f fl
a w v
sell at 15c yard, at, yd
8 TILL 0 A. M.
Standard prints that
you always buy for
5c yard, light or dark
styles. In mill
remnants, yd.
Exceptional bargains In striped
lace effects, white poplins that
are worth 2 5c yard, from , Q 1
the bolt, yard OjC
Just received India Llnon and 40
Inch white lawns that are reg
ular 15c values, In mill C
lengths, yard JC
Scotch and Chambray ginghams
in lengths suitable for skirts,
dresses, boys' waists,
etc., yard J2
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0 TO 10 A. M.
We will sell mercer
ized sateens that
would bo worth 16c
off the bolt,
remnants at
yd3ic
IX THK AFTEKXOOX.
Beginning at 1:30 Rem
nants of Dottod Dresa
Swiss, also fine Bat
iste, printed patterns.
worth 15c
yard,
at
5c
Specials in Dress Goods
66-Inch new suitings at 48c yard
entire dress pattern om beautiful
new 56-Inch suiting at one-third the
regular selling price neat checks
and weaves, only 5 to 6
yards needed fur a suit,
yard
48c
42 to SO-lnch all wool Dress Goods.
Imported tn sell for 1.25 to $1.60
yard, only the assortment Is some
what broken, the prettiest line of
spring; dress xis we
ha-e ever shown
Friday, yard
58c
"We have about 1,500 yards of all kinds of all wool and half
wool spring and summer dress 'goods in checks, stripes,
and mixed effects; two large bargain squares loaded up
with these 50c and 75c dress goods, not t JJ m
remnants, as long as they last, yard v'JLaV Q
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Embroideries and Laces
Remnants and odd lots of all kinds of embroideries, narrow,
medium and wide edges and insertions, worth up to 20c
yard, on three big bargain 1 r A
squares, at . . : I 2C-JC-lUC
WIDE CORSET COVER EMBROIDERY
Flouncings, Skirtings, Insertings .and headings, large var
iety of new designs, 19V n 1Q
worth up to 35c yard, at, yard lfi2'IaC
Remnants of Laces
Remnants and odd lots of French
Vals, Torchons, Clunys and Filet,
worth up to 16c, C
yard
All Over Laces
Samples and Remnants some al
most 1 yard in length, white and
cream, all kinds,
at, each
10c
American Beauty Rose Bushes at 10c Each
On Sala Saturday at Brandeia
5,000 American Beauty Rose Bushes 3-year old plants, all follagcd
out and full of buds. They wIU be blooming immediately, as they are
home grown and arrlimatrd to Nebraska weather.
SATURDAY
Great Sale of Genuine
Alligator Shopping Bags
Ever Held in Omaha,
Thousands have admired these
bags In the window,
SATURDAY
We Will Sell Men's Fine
Nl0l.t Shirts and
Pyjnmns at
50-75M8-$1.50- 81.98
Less Than Half Regular Price,
I L IN WbHVV grot 5i -VjC i
jy.-
Housefurnishing Departm't
Basement Old Store
Seven Items of Every Bay Use Specially Priced for Friday
1 inr-. ,"vw .
42. IS, at
GAS STOVE Tl'BING With patent rubber ends special,
per foot
. Tea
Kettles
Seamless, and
nade from beat
quality XXX tin
plate, r-coated
with . pure
GAS 8TOVES
The genuine "claa
slc" with two sawed
burner, which burn
less kbs but give
more heat than any
lhnr style of burner
made; strictly a high
made stove, sold
Kularly at f Atk
block
tin and then
lilikcl - plated
quality at - vvo.
Alcohol
Stove
33c
Celebrated U'o-
gan's, a boon for
light housekeep
ing, t r a v I era,
tamping, dent-
ikts. etc. Latest.
muht useful and
L'loverest alcohol
move of them all,
stove of the all,
We are sole selling agents for the Celebrated "Tlle-Uke" V arntah Main
which niakea all vour old furniture and woodwork look like new It re
flnlshea everything In your house from cellar to garret at very Ulti
coat. Haniples free.
PAINTS- Wa carry only atrlctly high grade makes tO$l30
Beater
Wonderful
lightning bearter.
As an egg beater
or cream whlp
per. It has no
equal. Will do
its work In half
the time of any
other beater.
Jar Is also a
graduated meas
ure for dry food
or liquids reg
ular 60c artlcte,
at
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Silk Sal Extraordinary
Silk Bargains That Knew no Parallel In
the Entire West Are Announced for Friday
These silks are part of the big pur
chase our silk buyer secured lust
week while in the Ka-stcrn markets
and rushed out by express espe
cially for this Friday sale. Never
wa there a more startling silk
sale put on In Omaha. These
prices make even the famous Ashley-Bailey
. Auction silk bargains
we had several months ago seem
Insignificant, considering the high
quality of each and every piece and
the desirableness of the patterns.
These are by Ions odds the most Im
portant silk values advertised hereabout in
years. Four great lots arranged on tables 'for
W quick
PRICE PER
YARD
59c
buying.
IX)T ONE INCLUDES:
$1.35 rough silks, new coin spot designs
$1.25 roueh KllUn In atrlns, an4 rht.
...... . i . un u v. . i v. o ..i
$1.25 fancy taffetas, 27-inch, stripes and checks. . . . 1
ti.uu iouisines, and novelty effects ,
$1.00 Pongee dress silks, every good color.
$1.00 shirt waist silks, scores of styles
IX)T TWO INCLUDES:
$1.00 rough silks in all colors.
l$l fancy striped and checked silks, 27 inches wide,
fZ4-lnch Foulard silks, worth $1.00.
j White Foulards, with black dots, worth $1.00.
Handsome' plaid silks, till widths, worth $1.00
Silk voiles, double fold, all colors,
36-inch colored taffetas, worth $1.00.
. LOT THREE INCLUDES: PDirF PI fit
86c Messaline and Peau de Cygnes I Klvl rttK.
27-inch colored taffetas worth $1.00
19-inch colored taffetas, worth 69c and 815c.
Crepes de Chine; in all colors
Fancy taffetas'and Novelty Loulsines ........
Plain pongees and brilliant plaids
PRICE PER
YARD
PRICE PER
YARD
49c
YARD
39c
LOT FOUR INCLUDES:
One very large assortment plain, fancy taffetas,
plaids and novelty silks of every description, includ
ing the new black and white checks, silks that ordin
arily considered splendid values unwarri tn 7Kn ith.
day in one big lot. your choice, per yard 29c.
,' t, , "LACK TAFFETA SPECIALS.
2 7-inch black taffetas, $1.00 quality for R
36-inch fancy Louisine and taffeta suitings, worth '$1.35. 'Friday at
Per yard
29c
A Dress Goods Furore
eOc Mohairs, embroidered dot designs, in various colorings
r rlilay s sale at . .
5.1i1- X1Tm heok. and'stflp'esVilVh't o'r d'a'r'k col
Just to add Interest to the bir Bilk Bala wa off..
vssrssrztiss: ess. irfA Vi tusnjtrMa
19c
able for children', u.r ir-iHoT,-- i" " "al" , auii- Q
60-lnoh and 46-Inch Dress Fabrics lnnl..rf'r.,'J ' ' J j V." " ' ! '
mostly dark colorings, everv niii. T'.V ., T'u V. " -' ? L:. Panamas,
FrldHi'e ' " i a yara.
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Friday Is Remnant Day
Greatest
Piece Goods
Bargain Day
of the
Week.
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THE WIUABLK Tf WB
Unusuallly
Interesting
Barffairf Op
portunities This Week.
In Our Famous Domestic Room
About 23,000 yards of all the new and up-to-date Wash Goods,
White .Goods, , Ginghams, Long Cloths, India Linons, Muslins,
Sheetings, Linens, Etc.,' at a trifle of their cost.
50c WASH GOODS 10c YARD.
Arnold's 60c Organdies Silk Warp; 60c
Silk Warp Ginghams: 39c Silk
Striped Challles; 39c Silk Striped Di
mities; 39c Imported White Fancies;
25c Anderson's Scotch Gingham, and
other goods up from 60c a yard, in
remnants from 5 to 10 yards,
at yard !()
25c WASH GOODS 5c YARD.
Poplin. 32-Inch wide; llc Percales, 2r.e
r.c
Madras. 19r Prs;nndlps, silk Warp; 124c
Batiste. 10c HlearHsd Muslin, loo India
I.lnons, 15c 41-lnoh Lawns, all tn Kg,
good long lengths, at. yard
39c
il0tih,'L,arK'!, lof 'm,hr";c' several hundred piece's' of 'fancy dress'ioods' either
in 1 ght or dark colorings, Including RO-lnch rainproof sullln,Knone' Tq7.
worth less than 1.2S, all go In Friday Sale at.. 48C
Friday, Corset Specials
Thl Beflarttbtutf is replete with every aaw model for
prlng. JnJkdlag th new broken bust efects and hlplss
!.Yie; MJru' "rtmnt of front laoad T corsets.
The departmena 1 to charge of aapert oorsetiers who can
tit you perfsotly ana no charge for thl servloe.
Tot rriday w offer these very special inducements I
One large lot of white tape girdle corsets, with good utrnni
huse supporters attached, ideal garments for sum-
mer wear, 1.U0 quality for OtfC
Whits Katln orsets, a miscellaneous lot. high bust, med-
v i.-in, u.niuuy irimmea in val lace and hahy
."" vv ..no iiiiv v. , uiicr incso i j mi
ribbon
values for
Corsets of Batiste or Jean, new hih bust, long
hip effects, for
59c
50c
We also show In this department s complete line of OCT,
bust ruffles, at 85c, 76c, 60c, and nDC
60c Table Damask For 35c
This splendid special for Friday only. 70-Inch bleached Table DamaHk ..
ceptlonally goml weiglit and nice assortment of patterns. There are tivo
lots in this collection worth 60c and 60c a yard. mere are two
Friday at J5C
Mercerized Napkins, full bleached, 20-Inch sir-e, very nice weight and'aualitv
. , .. . ' . iivuvro uoumiy uuy
III large quantities, worth $1.25 a dozen, Friday
Turkish Towels, unbleached, with red border, extra large size, good'
quality, 13 Ho goods for, each
89c
9c
White Geods Special
Checked and striped lwn and Dimities, also figured Madras,
all worth 10c a yard, Friday at half, yard
5c
Boys Knee Pants for a Quarter
Friday we have on sale five hundred pairs of Boys' Casslmere, Knee Pants
made of good materials, and well made and finished, just the kind for romp
ing boys, sizes five to sixteen years, regular 60c quality, Friday buy OPT.
aa many as you want, at, pair AQU
Friday in the Art Needlework Department
This la quit aa Interesting spot for tha loTar of dalnt embroidered
needlework pieces. A few rriday' speolala that will appeal to youi
Hand Kmbroldered Pillow Slips, Noarfs and Center Pieces, all finished, worth
to $10.00 per piece, selling at, each v0"
$3.60, rl.98 and UOC
French nand Kmbroldered Underwear Pieces, Including Corset Covers Skirt H
Chemises, also Shirt Waists, very attractive, worth to B1 4kO f!
$9.00, for $a.4 and ipl.UO H
Fancy Porch Pillows, Art Denims, beautifully embroidered effects, ,4 O M
washable colors. $1.00 kind for UC J
REMNANTS OF LINENS
Remnants $1.00. KSc snd 7c, all I.lnen
rnmn!ik. blnachrd unblpached. and silver
blenched, in rminants from ! In
yards, in four lots
25c 39c 49c and 59c yard
MERCERIZED DAMASK
Hemnants of Mercerized Damask, worth
BOe. at g&
Remnants of 39c Damask 18
Hcmnants of Cotton Damask 15e
Remnants of Turkey Rod Damask lMc
25c AND 39c GOODS 7VJc YD.
39c Fancies; 25c Fancies; 26c and
39c Organdies; 15c Percales; 19c
Wash Goods; 25c Arnold's Swiss Ap
plique; 26c Drap de Linde; 26c Pon
gees, silk finished, and other goods
up to 39c yard, at .74
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EXTRA SPECIALS.' M
7c Apron Checks .3Vc
7c Prints .2 VsC
rj'2c Silkoline .2V-:C
10c Batistes ...SVaC
121 --c Batistes 5c
10c Towels 5c
1 5c Towels ... . . V; . . 7VuC
8c, 9c find 10c quarter un
bleached Sheeting . . . .12Vc
12Vi:c Toweling ,
Cotton Toweling
"Wash Rags
5c
SVsC!
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Table Oil Cloth Kemnants, SVM
Remnants of High
Grade Wool Dress
Goods
FROM 9 TO 11 A M.
7,500 yards of all kinds of Wool
Dress Goods, all colors and black. 36
to 68 inches wide; Panamas, Batistes,
Suitings, Cravenettes, Halnproofs,
Serges, Broadcloths, Etc., from 3 to
6 yards; in four large lots, at
Lot 1 J,ot 2 JiOt 3 lot 4
25 39t 49 50Md
FROM 2 TO 4 P. M.
Another Sale of entirely new goods
at
19c 25c 39c AND 49c
Another table of wool dress goods,
worth up to 75c yard, at
15c A YARD.
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Notions Friday at Half
IN MANY CASES LESS THAN HALF PRICE
That our weekly Notion Sales are certainly appreciated ia
evidenced by the crowds attending each Friday. Don't fail to
supply your needs in thi3 sale:
Picture Frames
M Less Than Half .
Just the time to get a frame, for that
odd picture..
Small Metal Franies-e-tJIlt or black,
great variety of oval and other styles,
values to 35c, Friday, choice.. 15
80c tiilt Frames Suitable for two
photos, largo number to select from,
choice 19
Large Frames Worth to $3.50, man.v.
different finishes, shapes and Bt'tjes,
a big snap in Friday's sale, at. .jRsc
20c Gilt Frames For single photos, a
number of styles to select from,
choice 10c
25 Discount on Mouldings for Ono
Day, Friday. Bring jn your pictures
Lot us do your framing.
25c Dresa Shields for .10
Gold-Eye Needles, pnekage for...J
Warren's Silk Covered Featherbone,
In colors, at, yard g
Aluminum Thimbles, each
Corset Lces, each g
60-inch Tape Measures, each J
Shoe Laces, per pair
Darning Eggs, each 2Vi
Silk Flosti. skein for l
King's Thread, per spool 2
Merrick's Spool Cotton, at per doien
spoolii 50
Pearl Buttons, per doz 2c and..l
10c Tooth Brushes, each. .. . 4V4
Crochet Silks, per ball ...2Wc
Hundreds of Staple Notions nt cor
respondingly lovy prices.
II kinds of Stamping dons. Wa hara a oomplrta saw Una of
Braid d Patterns, for all kinds of sprint: fabrics and fancy work, at Tory
raaaonabls prioss.
Dennett's Dig Grocery
50
20
100 Stamps.
Stamps.
80
Prlds of Bennett's Flour, sack ...91-BO, And
Queen of Pastry Flour, aark 9oo, And
Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder, 5-1 b.
can al.00. And
Bennett's Capitol Baking- Powder. 1-lb.
ran a 4c And SO
Rennett's Best Coffee, pound 3So. And
Bennett's Best Co'fe". pounds 91-00, And
Tetley's Sunflower Tea, pound tin 70c, And
Tetley's Sunflower Tea, half pound tin Soo, And
Tetley's Sunflower Tea. quarter pound tin 18o, And
Alien s Brown Bread Flour, package 16o, And
Jersey Buterlne. two pounds 38c, And
Premium Butterine, two pounds 45c, And
Blue Ribbon Seeded Raisins, pound packages. 15c, And
Ginger Bnaps In barrels SSo, And
(ihlrardelll's Chocolate, H-lb. can 10 o. And
Wort-ester Table Halt, sack 10c, And
Advona Jams, assorted, tin loo, And
stamps.
Stamps.
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Ptamps.
100 Stamps.
50 Stamps.
20 Stamps.
10 Stamps.
10 Stamps.
10 Stamps.
10 Stamps.
20 Stamps.
20 Stamps.
!0 Stamps.
10 Stamps.
6 Stamps.
10 Stamps.
Minute Gelatine, assorted, three pkgs S&o. And
Vegetable 8eeda. six Dackages for 6c
New Potatoes, pound 6o Roasted Peanuts, quart .....Bo
Cucumbers, each fro Mixed Candy, splendid quality, lb. 10c
Engllstt walnuts, pouna -ioo Meui Bon on Muxes, eacn
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SILKS
SATURDAY SILKS
For the Special Benefit of out of-town customers and those
unable to do shopping other days, wo begin Saturday instead
of Monday, our Great Bargain Sale of Silks, offering valuea.
superior to any we have ever shown or you'll find in other
Omaha Stores. '
See Window Display. Make it a point to be here early
Saturday Morning. 1 .
SEE FRIDAY EVENING PAPERS FOR DESCRIPTION
AND PRICES. ,
Grocery, Butter, Cheese, Crackers, Fresh
Fruits and Vegetable Prices
That Cannot Be Duplicated In Price or Quality
Tha best Ture Cane Granulated Sugar at
less than Jobbers' cost.
10 bars Beat Brands laundry Soap.. 25c
10-lb. sacks best White or Yellow Corn
meal lSc
6-lbs. choice Japan Rice 'Ac
4-lbs. brut Pearl Tapioca or SaKO....20c
4 cans fancy Sweet Sugar Corn 25c
Gallon cwns New York AppUs 25c
i-lb. cans BOlid packed Tomatoes, Hominy,
Pumpkin, Squash, or Baked Beans.. 8e
1 -lb. cans assorted Soups 7ViC
Brntnangelon, Jellycon or Jell-O, per
package Jc
The best domestic Macaroni pkR....SSc
Choice California Prunes, per lb....4c
h'lakes. Dkjr
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, per lb.
, .5c
,15c
Tho Best Tea Siftlngs, per lb. ,..., 169
BUTTE B, CaTSESB AI9 BOOB.
The best Fancy No. 1 Rggs, doien . . . . 1 5a
Choice Lalry Hutter, per lb 18o
Fancy lairy Butter, per lb jlo
Fancy Country Creamery Butter, lb. ,.23o
Fancy Full Cream Cheese, per lb...,. 168
rKESH TEOETABLB and nVlX niOIl
Freeh Spinach, per peck H
2 hiincheit fresh Asparagaa ........... 5a
4 bunches fresh Radishes S
2 bunches fresh Leaf lettuce ..Bo
12 bunches freh Parsley ,...Sr
4 bunt-hea fresh Fie Plant 6,
bunches frevh Celery Sc
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r,""f, Mn.iul Rulhim tier lh il. Mny ripe Tomatoea, per lb. ..7
ta y.iV.i- . lIri;'": i K,n(y Wax or Green Beans, per lb.....
Fancy Seeded Raisins, per Ug 7 tov piro It'Kr aCh-'--;;
Fancy Crisp Pretzels per lb..... Ec t"cyPF,"rtVs oer Fb 7W
Fancy Crisp Ginger Snaps, per lb 5c ew Potatoes, per jo 7V
The best Soda o? Oyster Crackers. lh..c New Cabbage, per lb. ...
A,.oi,, nut. rnmninv Toasted Wheat Iarge Juicy lemons, per doien 14
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BASEMENT
OLD STORE
SUMMER FLOWERING BULBS
CALADIUMS, Mammoth Bulbs, each 25c; 5 for .
TUBE ROSES, Mammoth Pearl, doz. 35c; 3 doz .
GLADIOLI, in Superb Mixture, doz. 30c; 50 for .
CINNAMON VINE. Extra Large, each 10c; 12 for
DAHLIAS, Assorted, each 10c; 12 for ... .
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$1.00
$1.00
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THE NEBRASKA SEED GO.. 1613 Howard St.
WHEN ALL IS SAID
and aummed up. tha nama Lindsay, The Jeweler, stands
for square dealing.
hpend a few minutes In his store. Ixtok for tha
najna.
$1.25 Guckenheimer Rye Whiskey, 89c
M'W win mil Ii n mi l t La
Have some good Whiskey in the
home. It is much better than to
have to go out for a drink and
there will be a considerable saving
besides. Soe that you hava-a
bottle on your sideboard.
Special for Friday and Satur
day Only a S1.2S Cuckan-
halmer "Bottlad In Bond"
Ry Whlahay, for..
89c
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