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. . 3 DIG LOTS OF REMNANTS
Medium i Wide Embroideries
FlouneLngs, skirtings and corset cover widths, also narrow,
medium and wide edges of cambric, Nainsook and Swiss
Worth (?y 11 Th tl F On 3 Dig
Val. Laces at He and 5c Yd.-nftT.'S
Fine French and German Val.
Point de Pans and Point de
edged footings, etc. worth
15c yard at, yard
BRANDEIS
Every Woman Should Attend This
GREAT REMNANT SALE
In the Dasement Friday
All the finest light styles yard
cales that sold at 12 Vic and
and drpss lengths, on harrrain
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Pretty new light, medium and dark styles velvet flannels,
in Persian," floral and border effects suitable ft g
for dressing sacques, kimonos, waists, etc., 18c ti (f
values; 75 bolts to buy from at, yard HhJ' V1
Fine yard wide muslin!1
and cambrics, bleach
ed and finished by the
Lonsdale Co., values
Fancy striped new
white waistings,
fall weight, 18c
values off the bolt
up to 10c yd.,
useful lengths,
at, yard
5c
at,
yard . . .
36 Inch wide outing
flannels, every light
style in checks and
stripes; aUo pink,
blue, cream and white
An exceptionally fine
grade 36 inch wide,
black mercerized sa
teen, In skirt f m
lengths, a 25c I
grada, at, yd..''
baby flannels
regular 10c
grade, at, yd.
6k
FORENOON ONLY
Odd lots and lengths all kinds 5c
and 10c yard cotton goods will
be sold from 8 till 10 a. .tn. at
yard Ic
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(Only Two More Weeks Bt-fore School Opens.)
BOYS' COMBINATION SUIT
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Comprises complete suit with
pants made extra strong
as good as two suits.
Boys' Knee Pants
Suits In medium
weights, straight
or Knicker- 98
bocker pants. . 1
Boys' Knitfkorbock-
;;;'.,,:'.".'::....49c
Boys' Fine Knicker
bocker Pants Suits,
made for good long
service; spe- 98
cial at
Boys' School Blou
ses of sateen,
madras, etc. .Ttl
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LINE FROM OMAHA TO GULF
Railroad Connecting' Gate City with
Water is Being Advocated.
KANSAS MAN VISITS THE CITY
I.eHar Tompklna of Kansas City A
Unit Saya Mllwrll Wants o
I nnnert Orlrnt Kuad
ollli Omaha.
Tn connect Omaha and the Gulf of Mexico
with a direct line of rullroad la the plan
now being; talked la Omaha by LrfHar
Tompkins, general counsel of the Kansaa
outh-rii & (lulf railroad. The road now
has a line In operation between 8:ill-iii and
Westmoreland, Kan., and It Is proposed to
build at once a direct line from Omaha to
Wichita.
Mr. Tompkins has leen In Omaha for
in
WoODBURYvS rlSlrlTcjilC
makes tbc hair toft, silky and beauti
ful. It keeps the scalp clean, healthy
and free from dandruff. It has been
doing this for thousands of di&crimina
tintf people patrons of tha Woodbury
Institute during more than third of a
century. You can now have the same
treatment in your own home. Users
of Woodbury's Hair Tonic are invited
to consult the Woodbury Institute
Specialists. Their advice is free.
' Wesell and recommend Woodbury's
, Combination Hair Tonic because w
know how good it really is.
Tim uzci, 25c an J $1.00
BfiATON DRUG CO.,
Local Agents,
Coras 16tb ana rarnam Streets,
OlUMi, MSB.
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laces and insertions; also
s and insertions; also
lie 5c
hspnt
up to If "o"f and
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wide French per
15c yard waist
snnnro nt vprd .J
New Scotch cloths and
Zephyr ginghams for
dresses, waists 'and
children's wear
washing only im
proves the ap
61c
10c
pearance 15c j
values, at, yd.
10-4 and 11-4 white,
gray and tan cotton
blankets, pretty, bor
ders, worth 98c and
11.25 pair;
25c
5 bales, at.
each. . .
AFTERNOON ONLY
From 2 to 3 p. m., unfinished
white handkerchiefs, would bo
the regular Cc quality if fin
ished, at, each ic
FOR BOYS
extra pair of
just $T5U
several days, aoundlna; the shippers as to
the advisability of such a road and lie says
that he meets with nothing- but encourage
ment from all sides. He says that he Is
not at liberty at the present time to dlvluge
which bunch of eastern capitalists he Is
representing, but he says that if It la de
cided to build the road there will be no
trouhle In raisins all the needed funds.
Careful maps of the new line have been
prepared which show the road will run
direct from Omaha to Wichita, using some
lines already built by the Kansas Southern
& Gulf railroad. An Idea of the territory
the road would connect more directly with
Omaha may be gained from the statement
that It will cross thirty east and west
lines of railroad between Omaha and
Wichita. The line will be 274 miles long
between Omaha and Wichita, which Is 102
miles shorter than the Rock Island, the
most direct line at the present time and
143 miles shorter than the lines through
Kansas City.
The line will traverse Nebraska thirty
miles east of Lincoln with the Missouri
Kansa A Texas at Sklddy for the gulf
and at Wichita will connect with the
Orient road, the Santa Fe and the Frisco.
Mr. Tompkins says that his people realise
Mr. Stllwell, president of the Orient road,
will soon want an outlet Into Omaha
and as that road Is nearing completion he
says they- want to build the road, which
will give Mr. Stllwell the most direct
connection before that gentleman starts
to build a line from the Orient road to
Omaha for Mmself.
The plan also includes extending the road
to Sioux City, but Mr. Tompkins says that
Is an after consideration and that tlic road
he and hla associates are now working on
is a line from Wichita to Omaha. He says
that as soon as the Panama canal ia com
pleted there will be an Immense volume
of business moving north from the gulf,
and an equally large volume seeking
an outlet In that direction and that a north
and south road will have plenty of busi
ness. Gala of Mllwaakec Lin.
With the new Milwaukee eoaat extension
completed to Butte. Mont., 715 miles west
from Mobrldge. S. D., where the start was
made, the Milwaukee will soon be getting
Its Hhare of the business of that trait ic
producing country. The Milwaukee was
fortunate In having raised the money nec
essary for the building of this extension
half way across the continent and the work
has not been allowed to I.14- because of a
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Omaha's Vara Food Ceatsi
KESTAVKAJI T OH EOOITD TX.OOB.
liainty meals at moderate price.
The coolest, most airy Cafe In Omaha,
Open from 7 A. M. to 7 P. M.
Saturday! from 7 A. M. to 9 P. M.
TISH SPECIALS
1.000 lbs. Haby Halibut, per lb..iaVfc
600 lbs. IircMPil Buffalo. ier lb..lOo
6U1 lbs. Blue Fins, per lb 160
We also ha the finest stock In the
city of
Crapplen,
Flounders.
Salmon,
Cat Fish.
White Fish,
Black Bass,
Trout, Eels-,
Live LobMters.
Frog Legs.
Hard and Rnft Shell Crabs.
QBOCEBT SPECIALS.
Imported French Domino Hugar, 2H
lb. pkgn., each 8&o
Fruit Sugar, powdered, 6-lb. boxes.60o
Imported 8ardlnes, per tin lo
Pint Macon Jars, per do 60o
Quart Mason Jars, per do SOo
One-half gallon Mason Jars, loi.70o
Maple Sugar, per lb ISO
24-lb. cans Shaved Maple Sugar,
each "Oo
(7) cakes of 6c Tar Soap, for....8o
U2) cakes of Herbatel Laundry Soap, (
(for oo
(6 cakes German Mottle Soap,..85o
Excellence Flour, per sack fl.HS
standard Vanilla Extract, 2-o(. bottle.
1 at lOo
' Standard Liemon Extract, 2-ox. bottle,
i at 80
1 Haarmann's Chow Chow, pint bottle,
' at lo
I Wheat Berries, per pkg Bo
1 Turkish Figs, per Ig 8o
C Black Dates, per lb lo
1 Z.IQVOB SPECIALS.
F Claret, per bottle 85o
(Per dozen bottles ta.60
Per Gallon o
Uufermented Catawba Grape Juice.
4 per bottle Oo
I Per case, (12 bottle) ,.$6.00
(" TBEE (1) gallon Port with each
gallon $4.00 whiskey.
Golden Sheaf and Atherton. 7 year
4 old Rye, per gallon .00
&fe Recommend
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The Beer Yoa Like
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Large Bottles PJZ7J
Cases 3 dozen OA
Small Bottles pOZ7J
An allowance of 11.20 will bo made
upon return to us of the empty ease,
and all of the empty bottles in good
order.
(Orders will be taken for Luxui
in less than case lot at the follow
ing prices:
i $2.00 per doz. Large Bottles
J $1.35 per doz. Small Bottles 7
j gonrtney & Go j
17th and Song-lai Bta. d
Pkone Douglas 847 1
1 Private Exchange Connect All Depta
EARL & WILSON'S
The above tame or trade mark
together or Blngly . stamped on col
lar or shirt denotes highest grade
of material, best workmanship.
ASSOCIATED
ADVERTISING CIVRS
aACAGONVENTION
KANSAS CITY
JVG.26.2z28.
want of funds In these time! when other rail-
roads have been hustling for cash. George
B. Haynes, general emigration agent of
the Milwaukee, Just returned from a unique
trip over the new line. Taking four travel
ing paasenger agents with. him Mr. Haynes
went over the line from the Missouri river
to Butte and visited every Important town
within twenty miles of the road on each
side.
Heat and Mnsqaltoes.
"The heat and mosquitoes of the south
make one wish he was In Omaha, which
is a mountain resort In comparison," said
C. K. Spens, general freight agent of the
Burlington, who returned home Thursday
from a three weeks' vacation. Mr. Spens
was at Asbury park for some time, enjoy
ing the bathing and then took a five-day
boat to New Orleans. He said that for the
five days out there was scarcely a ripple
on the water, which meant there were
few cooling breezes after they had gone
south. Mr. Bpens said they had one de
lightful day at New Orleans, but that the
.ext was a scorcher and hot enough to
Irlve a man to the north country if he
,-ould get away.
. Hill Road Hustling.
The Qreat Northern Is hustling the con
struction of the new road from Billings,
Mont., to Great Falls, which will connect
the Northern Pacific with the Great North
ern and Incidentally open up the Great
Northern as a feeder to the Burlington's
Billings-Omaha line, thus making all that
rich territory In a way more tributary to
the Omaha market. The Burlington's
northwest line at present has all the busi
ness It can handle when business Is run
nlng heavy and the addition of this new
business will crowd that line to the ut
most. For that reason the people of
Montana see good reason for the Burling
ton pushing Its second line to the north
west.
JONES STREET SEWER BEGUN
Half Mile Waterway from Twentieth
to the niver Will Bo Pat
Taroaah.
Work has begun on the extension of the
Jones street sewer from Twentieth street
to the river, a distance of about one-half
mile. The sewer will be. seven and one-half
feet In diameter. R. U. Kenney & Co. have
the coBtract. J. J. Hanighen, who has the
contract for building the large Iiard street
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CKMHtS NOT AfVKHTISKI. ALWAYS AT
TUACTIVK S.MAI, I IATS HRINO CJX)!SK1)
Ol'T VKI5Y CHEAP! I t I t t I
17.000 Yards
$1, $1.50 and $2
IN A GREAT
Highly desirable,
new, clean fresh
goods at the lowest
prices ever known.
IfS CENTS
m PER
W YARD
These tuckings were originally made for jokes and trimmings for
lingerie dresses, but they are Just the most beautiful goods one could
Imagine for waists, corset covers, children's dresses and party frocks,
as well. These tuckings are 20 and 27 inches wide. Most of them are
i.iauc nun ciusieru 01 line lucks
rows oi nne Valenciennes insertions entire width
of materials. Others are entirely of tucks. There
are many styles. Most all are white, some solid
blacks. The lowest price is Jl.uO value, the
greater portion, however, are regular $1.50 and
$2.00 values. We bought up a maker's stock
and now offer them for, at yard
BLACK SILKS
The Big Snle continue balance of this week. lon't Delay your pur.
chase another day if you would make a good saving.
THESE TWO SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY:
CHIFFON TAFFETA A magnifi
cent rich silk of rare texture and
brilliancy, 27-lnches wide, black
and pink, selvedge
edges, very special,
at yard ,
69c
Silk Taffeta
PETTICOATS
Big lot substantially made
Petticoats in every desirable
shade, garments that cannot
be duplicated under $7.50, on
sale Friday. Quality of silk
will be far above your
pectations.
ex-
ffiffoJr'sSd! SUMMER NET CORSETS
Corsets and Girdles Included,- all
remaining stock of these Summer
lines now thrown out for final
clearing. Friday on the bargain
tables, on the
main floor,
at each . . . . .
29c
JELLY
TUMBLERS
CENTS
PER
DOZEN
Half pint Jelly Tumblers, with tin
tops, or straight shaped Irt
Tumblers, jpr dozen IUC
WATER TUMBLERS, plain blown,
THREE FOR 10c
REMNANTS
I WHITE r.nnnc
Tf 111 1L UUUUO
Accumulations of all fancy waist
ings, fine dress materials, suitings,
etc., in fact every
kind of Summer
white materials,
worth up to 50c,
waist and skirt
lengths, at yard.
BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY
;j Best We Have Apricots,- 2 lb. can for
i Bennett's Capitol Coffee, pound for . . . .'
if Teas, assorted, per pound
! Pepper, pure, ',4 pound can for
J New York Full Cream Cheese, per pound
L l.lmbe.rger Cheese, per pound
r Bennett's Capitol Bakalnff Powder, 4 pound can
ij Pickling; Rplce, whole, pound
j Gibson's Koap Powder, large package for
U Castile Toilet Soap, ten cakes for
h Ilex I.ye, three cana for
Wiggle Stick Bluing, six for
: Wonder Wax. for laundry, three for
j,j Beauty Asparagus, can for
m Ir. Prlce'a Breakfast Food, 3 packaea for
m Blue Borax Starch, 2H pound can for
j Peanuts, fresh roasted, quart 60 Oyster She
Gasmen
IT W ILL PAY YOU..
to call and see our
MATTING AND RATTAN SUIT CASES
before you start on your vacation. They are light, roon.j
out! neat. They rc strong and endurable.
PRICES FROM $2.00 UP.
Omaha Trunk Factory
1209 Farnam Street.
SALAD
Individual Sets, Cold Tines ranging around $9.00 to
... , .
$9.00. We have aome
tspend a few minutes in
Ti. ,
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
16la DOCQLA BTXXET
sewer expects to have the outlet finished
within a month. The Union Pacific Rail
road company has a force of men driving
pillnf and building bridges under Its tracks
on the low lands In preparation for the con
struction of Its part as soon as the outlet
is finished.
Dr. Roes. Dentist, 41a Darker Block.
OMAHA THEST0CK MARKET
Gate t'ltr Yearly larrraaea Its He
rri ptm from the Western
Haagn.
That Omaha Is Increasing its prestige as
a market for western stock Is shown by
figures recently compiled by the railroads.
These figures show thai not only Is the
volume of business Increasing at Omaha,
but that Omaha is, year after year, getting
a larger per rent of the whole of the stock
which is raised in the west and (hipped to
tha markets.
The figures show that Omaha lust yea?
got 7' per cent more of the total stock
loaded in tha west than it got four years
ago.' In the- year 1Ku3 the Missouri liver
towns got an even bu per cent if all the
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TUCKINGS
SALE FRIDAY
This is one of our
greatest bargains.
Better come early
Friday morning.
alternating witn gum
30-IXCH TAFFETA, 27 and 36-in.
Peau de Sole, 24-in. Peau de
Cygne, twenty-three pieces in all,
high grade silks, "If
simply matchless bar- f Ua
gains, at yard I Uw
SHIRT
WAISTS
White and colors, very attractive
styles, well worth $1, on special
tables, main floor,
Friday, each
25c
Ms for
esigned
$1.73 White Lingerie Waists for
50c These are cleverly designed
ana most beautiful, well
-59c
worth $1.75. In a big clean'
up t riday (Becond floor)
Batiste Corsets in long hip
and short -hip models, in all
sizes, in a special clearing.
On sale in depart
ment, second floor .
49c
BOYS'
BLOUSES
Good, well made garments of per
cale, madras, sateen, cheviot or
chambray, in stripeB and checks,
also plain white, blue or black.
collars attached, ex
ceptional values,
Friday, each
35c
UARGAIN FRIDAY
L SHOE SECTION
BoyB' $1.50 satin calf lined Shoes,
sizes to 5 (lnclud- I If.
Ing 20 stamps) pair Iiltf
Women's White Canvas Oxfords,
$1.50 and $3 values, all "Jf"
sizes, (including 50c st'ps) . fuC
Women's tan lace and Button
Shoes, cork filled soles, $4 t Of)
goods (includ'g 50 st'ps). tOU
8So and 30
B8o and 80
680 and 60
lOo and 6
80o and 10
SOo and 10
133 and 10
8 So and 10
8So and 10
85o and 10
850 and 10
86o and 10
880 and 10
. 8So and 10
. SSo and 20
.830 and 10
irreen atampa
green stamps
green stamps
green ntamps
green xtamps
green stamps
green stamps
green stamps
green stamps
green stamps
green stamps
green stamps
green stamps
green stamps
Kreen Ktamps
green stamps
lis, for chick
ens, pound lo
FORKS o
. " naiiie iiaiieriis, so.uu lo
beautiful pieces tn show you
our store. Look for the name!
i-uian, same patterns, its. 00 to
stock loaded in the west, whereas last
year these same towns got 67 per cent of
all the stock loaded, u gain of 7 per cent
In four years.
It ia anticipated that a greater per cent
will come this year than ever, this fore
cast having been made by people In pil
tlon to know from the best Information
obtainable. The heavy shipment of range
cattle is now on and the railroads are be
ing taxed to handle all the stuff which is
being offered. Should, the grain business
take an early start the railroads would be
in almost the position they were in lait
fall, when they had more business than
they could handle.
The roads have information of some 1,600
cars of range cattle which are now west of
Di.nvr. These were realy fir the mar
ket last yttr. but were held back when the
financial troubles arose, and are again
ready for shipment. It la known Omaha
will get it share of this business.
"Died of Fnrsnoala"
is never written of those who cure coughs
and colds with Dr King's New Discovery.
Guaranteed. 4-x- and fl.00. Beaton Drug
Co,
Remnants of
new Fall Goods
at less than
manufacturer's
cost price. ,
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THE RELIABLE STORE
Friday Is Remnant Day
or Our Famous Domestic Room
Itcmnanta from Amnskenji Mill; Koimiantn from 1'Hclfio Mills; llooi"t
from t'cKiiroro MilU; Itrmuant from Moirltimc Mills; And from other (treat
mills, all the new Fall (iood-t, cotton nml wool, for winter lt(8 now on Sale
Remnants of 12 He side band Fercalos
at, yard 7xt
Remnants of 12c Amoskeag Tenzel-
downs, at yard 75
Remnants of 12 Outing Flannels, at
per yard . . (
Remnants of 2T.c Suitings, yard 12if
Remnants of 15c Suitings, yard 7 )s
Remnants of 15c India Linons, at per
ard 7
NOTION FRIDAY
The kind of Murrains in staple no
tions that will 0w you the notion to
supply your want" Friday. The kind
that crowd onr Notion lepHrtmnt
every Friday.
3 kK. No. 3 Tins, at. . . .
15c Horn Drcisinn Combs
15c Ilnbber Fine Combs. .
25c Needle Hooks, at ... .
I'enrl Muttons, per doz . . .
5c I'earl liuttons, per doz
2C
It
5c (.old Eye Needles, pkr J
Cotton Tape, all sizes, roll Xj
50 yds. Sewing Silk, at 2H
Hump Hooks and Fyes, card c
25c Pad Hosn Supporters 5
KMItKOIDKKY OLKAKANCK
Edges and Insertings that sold up to
10c yard, in one big lot Friday, yd.,
at IC
Remnants of Fino Tabic Lihon
Remnants of fine table linen, bleached, half bleached and unbleached, worth
60c, 75c and $1.00 yard, at, yard 25 30t 49 and 5Dt
From 2:30 to 3:30 P. M. One case of 39c fine mercerized damask, 6 yards
limit, at, yard 150
Hayden's First for Groceries, Butter, Cheese, Crackers,
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits
The Best Pure Cane Granulated
Sugar at. Less Than Jobbers' Cost.
10 Bars Best Brand Laundry Soap. 25c
The Best White or Vellow Cornmpal,
per sack ' 15c
The Best Domestic Macaroni, per pkg,
at 8&c
Dr. Price's Breakfast Food, pkg. .OJjc
Quaker Oats Company Toasted Wheat
Flakes,, per pkg 5c
Wheat Berries, per pkg 5c
Fancy Assorted Cookies, regular 12 Vic
and 15c Belters, for this sale, at. .10c
The Best Soda Crackers, per lb. . . .6c
Bromangelon, Jellycon or Jello, pkg,
at 7gc
Schepp's Cocoanut, per lb 19c
Wiggle Sticks Bluing, per stick. . . .3c
Minute Tapioca, per pkg 7 He
011 or Mustard Sardines, per can. . .-4c
Large Bottles Pure Tomato Catsup or
m hayden's nm
RENT
This word is a terror to some people, but did you ever
stop to consider the conveniences you receive in
modern office building when you locate your business there?
Janitor service, electric light, water and the comforts of a
well kept building. For
$10.00
you can rent enough space
cient room so that your clients will not b crowded while
waiting tor your attention.
OFFICE
space in Omaha is limited and we would suggest if you con
template opening an office for professional or commercial
enterprise . .
IN
the near future that you call and see the space we have to
offer. You will make no mistake by locating in
THE BEE BUILDING
Apply
It. W. BAKER. Supt. Room 105
X f yX. Yellowstone THE X.
Ss '"' new an p popular ,X NX
yp' fpi ROUTE TO ,,, , '. NX
;n, YELLOWSTONE
f l fio right to the Park
IS 4 I jf boundary, from whence .-
It J I Y sllthenoldlghtlnthe 1
1 I -v Park are uest reached
ff 1 . the Gerseri. Mammoth Hot .
N.'""-. -. 6prls.8rsBCsn0.Vel-
4K1'7 V s--J- loatone lake. Etc., Etc
II fgJ .-n- x Huy your Uckeut over . V
hS''X'Mm Pacific
Remnants and
odd lots of sum
mer merchan
dise closed at
wonderful bar
gain prices.
Remnants-of 15c Whltu Waistings. at
per yard ,...5
Remnants of 1 op. Wash Ooods. to rlose,
per yard , - fie
10,000 yards of Wash, Goods, -in short
leiiRths, at yard . ...
10,0 no yards of Wash Good, yd. 2s
10,000 yards pf Cotton Suitlnps, wortn
15c, at yard . v . . . 7 A
10,000 yards of Comfort 'tluth. worth
7 He. at yard ,.' 5
HOUR SALES FOR
FRIDAY
f
From 0 to 10 A. M. case of 39-in.
unbleached muslin, worth & c a yd.,
10 yard limit, "it, Vrl 34
From 10 to 10:3O A. M. One ca ie of
7ic towels, 4 pairs to customer, at,
2'if)
From 2 to 2:30 P. M. One case of
Cabot, bleached, worth 8c yard, 10
yards limit, at a yard. '. . .4 4
From 3 to 3:30 P. M. One case of 40
inch lawns, regular 12 4c grade, 10
yards to customer, at, yard...3?4
Ten other specials tor all rjay.
Worcester Sauce Hic
Chicken Feed, per lb 2c
6 pounds choice Japan Rice 25c
Cheese end llutter Prices for Friday.
Fancy Dairy Butter, per lb 21c
Choice Country Butter, per lb.... 10c
Good Creamery Butter, per lb..,. 21c
Fancy No. 1 Creamery Butter, lh. ,24c
Fancy Full Cream Cheese, per lb.. 15c
Fancy Full Brick Cheese, per lb.. 15c
Neufchatel Cheese, each 3c
Fresh Vegetable and Fruit Prices."-
New Apples, per peck 35o
Fresh Beets, per bunch la
Fresh Carrots, per bunch lo
New Turnips, per lb 8H0
Fancy Wax or Gr.-en Beans, per lb.... Bo
Two large heads Cabbage.... 60
Fresh Parsley, per bunch lo
Six Oreen Peppers fur 60
New Jersey Kweet Potatoes, per lb ....60
Large, Juicy Lmnn, per dnxen 16a
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, per quart 60
for one or two deskn and suffi
1 lie good