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THE OMAITA DATTA BEE: FTUDAY. OCTOBEn 2.1, 1003.
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Every Item Here Is a Great Borgaln!
REMNANT DAY
OFFERS KXTRA SPECIALS IN NEW GOODS
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Rmnnli ind Odd Lats
Also FulJ P.eces of . .
Laces at 5c
Cnrtal;i Cltuiy Laces and Insertions, Torchons. Point de Paris also fine
French and German Vat. Laces and Insertions, white,
rream and ecru two big bargain squares worth
up to 15c, at
Braids and Dress Trimmings
Virlnm L- InHa to.;lnn ha ,1lta fnnfv alllr hrsld PHllOOnS. 4 f T
etc.. worth up to 35c yard on bargain square 11 C
ya rd
BUTTONS AT lc EACH Z$r-Z?&2?n
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Fancy metal, cut steel, gilt, oxidized, fancy pearl
and fanry silk worth up to $2 dozen, at,
each
AND ODD
LOTS
MILL ENDS
Dress Goods
AT LESS THAN 1-3 PRICE
Friday you can buy high class $1.00 and $1.50 dress goods In
good lengths for 39e and 49c .yard. Thousands of pieces running
frnm 2 a to 10 vards. In 4 3 and 54 Inch materials, latest
weaves and all the new fall shades.
These are positively $1.00 and $1.50
dreus goods which we will sell Friday at.
39c-49c
351 Dress Goods at 19c
27 and 36 Inch medium and heavy weight Fall Suitings, Coat
ings. Fancy Suitings, etc also covert suitings, worth Op
up to $1.00 yard, at, yard
j" OMAHA
A CARLOAD OF. THE MOST DESIR.ABLE
FALL and WINTER GOODS GO ON SALE
FR.IDAY in GAe BASEMENT
we had
15c
ISLAl'K AM) COLORKD MKKCERIZKD SATEEN
Yard wide, medium and havy weight never before have
such fine sateens to offer at such a low price
would sell readily at 40c yard Friday, at,
ynrd
ICc oitim; FLANNELS AT OUc yard
Unusual'y large assortment light and dark outing Flan
nels, iu deslr.iblo lengths 10c grade, at,
yard .
I Fleeced velvet Flan
nels, soft and warm,
short ' lengths, but
many pieces to
match, at, yd. .
6k
Scotch, rharubray and
heavy eeer s u c k er
ginghams a new lot
that so many hav?
been watting
for, at, yd . . .
7ic
Two cases sample
lengths . of white
and gray cotton
blanket, J C
each vJt
5c
.Woven madras Shirt
ing and walsting, act
ually worth 19c yd.,
waist and shirting
lengths, at
yard ....
6ic
5c
3ic
flannels and outing if
flannels t h at are
worth double the sale
price, at,
yard
Faat color plaid com
forter prints 83-Inch
checked comforter per
cale, apron gingham
equal to Amoskeag and
fancy dress prints, will
rn sulci t i l
day. at,
yard ,
8 TILL 9 A. M.
Odd lots and. short
length prints, per
cales, etc., will be
sold quick
ly at. yd..
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0 TILL 11 A. M.
Flannel walsting
the 19c Arnold
kind, in sh o rt
lengths,
at, yard.
2c
AFTERNOON
Beglnlng at 1:30. ex
tra fine lot bleach
ed muslin and soft
finish Ions
cloth, at,
yurd
5c
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Spool Silks and Cottons
At Basement
Thread Counter
No dressmaker ur woman who does licr own sewing can possibly afford to
miss this sale
Pure Sewlnt Silk
Our own sewing silk i Spool Cotton, White
100 yards light grade, and colors, worth ur
worth lOo a spool, at. to Dc spool,
spool 6ol dozen
Bason best grade machine thread good as rao. 6c a spool threads,
whit and black all numbers Friday, dosen.
spoon
colors, Friday
dozen spools,
at
only,
19c
10c
30c
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OVAIA'I PVB1 FOOD CXRTER
Rastaarant en 94 Tloor. Dainty
Maala at Moderate Prices. Open From
7 A. M. to 7 P. M. Baturoaya from
7 A. M. to t F. M.
AJTXOX.A cotter
85c per pound. Three pounds . .tl.00
Omaha's standard of excellence In
Coffee. Every one says "The Best
Cup of Coffee we ever Drank."
nvrr ass tzqstabx.b deft.
TTTI fulfills
Cauliflower,
Celery.
Head Lettuce,
Tangerines,
New Nuts,
Figs, Dates.
Persimmons,
French
Artichokes,
l'w Paws.
Chlckory.
Kndlve.
Romanc,
ptxttv
mm
( ' Hallows' HorsltUs and FUoa Cards at tha
I Stationary Cenntar.
y A Lot of 100 Last Season's Long
v-oais at a i riiiing rxice
FRIDAY'S SPECIAL OFFERING
Si
riH DIFABTHIKT '
l.Oflu lbs. Baby Halibut, per lb..HHo J
600 lbs. Dressed Buffalo, per lb...8o g
00 lbs. Cod Fish (Middles), lb. .150 f
00 lbs. Fresh Herring, per lb....lOo
Frogs Legs, per dos ..35o 1
Hard Shell Crabs, (each) '. .3So f
400 lbs. Fine Salt Mackerel, oach.XOo
Black Bass,
Crapples,
Flounders.
Fresh Whlto
Fish,
Lake Trout,
Plckeral,
Salmon,
at Fish,
Bull Heads
The fact that they are last season's Coats Is no reason to belittle them.
The materials are good and the styles almost Identical to many new
ones shown this year. There are loose and fitted styles in plain
colors, mixtures, coverta and ulalds. In fact, you'll be surprised to
. see them marked at such a price. Just the kind of coat to wear
for "common," to one's business, etc. None of them are
. worth less than $7.50; most of them are $10.00 coats
and good many others were $16.00. In a great clean
up sale Friday, choice
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Every Ifom A Rousing Bargain
Boys' Suits
Worth up to
$5.00, on Sale,
at, each
$3.25
THE RELIABLE STORE
Rubber Gloves
Regular 75 cent
Quality on sale
at, pair
25c
Greater and Greater Grows the
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and the famous 'Sealshlpt" Oystors,
rum 45c per quart up.
Z.IQUOB DEFT. SPECIALS r
Friday and Baturday, OJTIiT.
(1) gallon of Port Wine. FBSB with
every gallon Atherton, Golden Sheaf
or Harper Whiskey, per gallon. M-00 I
25 per cert discount on the finest "
grades of German Wines, by tho case, f
Highest grades of Imported Port, J
Sherry and Cordials Just received. ft
Wilson Whiskey, per bottle.
. .75o
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grinriney & Go. j
d 17tn and Doulas Sts.
' rmono Douglas 47 '
I Frivato Exohanff Connects AU Septs, ft
sssk a sx sm s aav s ssv a'
HE very best food used by
human beings, la that com
mon and universal table article
BBBAD Why? Because the
nutriment which the human
system requires is better dis
tributed In wheat than any
other product.
Custer Brown Bread
Is made of the very best hard
wheat flour. It Is baked under
the most sanitary conditions.
The bakery la modern In every
particular. '
Insist on Having
Buster Brown Bread
For Sale at AU
Cracert ....
5c
U. P. Sieam
Baking Co.
$25 Suit Business
Surely no store In Omaha ever featured as strongly so magnificent
an assortment of twenty-five dollar tailored suits for women.
The best styles emanating from New York'B maBter tailors and dc
; signers were never shown In greater profusion, and now ones come
Jn almost dally. Get in touch with Bennett's and you'll learn why
, inis department Is forging ahead by leaps and bounds.
You'll see suits here equal to many most stores mark
$35.00, and all you are asked
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Red-Man CollarS
TRADE MARK
Do You Realize
That Christmas Is almost here? Now would be a good
time to lay aside the gifts. We have hundreds of
.uilful nieces tn Watches. iMaiuunds, Jewelry and
Bmerwar.. XiOOK FOB TBI KAMI.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
ma douolas btbbbt i
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cents
2 for 25
Ask your Haberdasher.
The Twentieth Century Fanner
Reaches th Lira Stock Men.
One Dollar Per Year.
SCHOOLS.
THIEVES USE . FALSE , ARM
SaoallHip Women Tell How They
Kuiplo llua to Deceive
torcWeeer.
' . The use of an artificial r.ght arm to
blind Store- clerks, while the real right arm
was employed In shoplifting. Is the latest
development tn the case of the three young
womeu who mere recently sentenced In
pullce court for petit larceny.
According to the statement made to
i'hiaf of peteciives Savage by one of the
shoplifting trio, consiatlng of Beulah Solo
man, her sister, Mrs. Wright, and Annlo
tjuilth-U'immtng. whenever one of the
tLree started out to "do" a big "Job." she
would . fasten an artificial arm to her
right shoulder, wear a glove over It and
WlIIe holding the false right arm In plalu
sight of the shopkeeper would use her
free right arm to pick up articles of mer
chandise and clothing and conceal them
under a long cloak.
Another trunk filled with pilfered prop
erty has been secured, and this time It Is
Dr. J. J. Solomon, 1M7 North Twentieth
street, the father of two of the girls, who
is the victim of their thieving. The trunk
last located contained a quantity of rubber
goods and other drug store articles taken
from his drug store' on North Twentieth
street and stored In an Omaha storage
house. It Is supposed It was the Intention
of the girls to sell the stuff as soon as
an opportunity presented Itself.
Further developments In the case are
expected to come out In the juvenile court
Monday, when Beulah Solomon will be
tried. She is too young to have her case
handled by the police court. In which the
other two women were tried.
Nebraska, Military Academy
X.ZXTOOX.V
A Military Boarding School for
boys. Ideal location just outside
the city; large, well equipped
buildings; forty acres of ground.
A good place for boys who don't
fit in public schools. No entrance
examinations are given; regular
class work Is supplemented by In
dividual Instruction back work is
easily made up.
Pupils are received from fifth to
twelfth grades, inclusive.
HYi'e for Cutalogue.
D. B. KAIWA1D, Bnpertntendent.
Lincoln. Neb.
The lsrvla-araat.
When exhausted from your dally
routine work, or vacation exercises,
try PEVO. a strictly non-lntoxlcalinir
ber ersge. It refreshes. Invigorates and
exhilarates. Looks, tastes and makes
on feel good. Comes und.r all re
qutremoats of the I'nlted titates Rev
enue law s goYernlna the sale of soft
drinks. Toe product of Anhsuser-BuscB.
A Jeweler's Experience.
C. R. Kluger. The Jeweler. Iu) Virginia
avenue, Indianapolis, Ind.. writes: "I was
so weak from kidney trouble that I could
hardly walk a hundred feet. Four bottles
of Foley's Kidney Remedy cleared my com
plcxlon, cured my backache and tho Irrtgu
ularities disappeared, and I ran now at
tend to business every day, and recommend
Foley's Kidney Remedy to all sufferers, us
It cured me aftT the doctors and other
remedies had failed. At all druggists.
Ladies, make no engagement Saturday.
Prepare to attend Omaha's greatest bar
gain skirt sale, which will take place at
Orkln's. 1510 Douglas.
tabUibwl list, equips roaas an eaa woaua
for commercial sad bustnoM Uto. UnauriMMd a4
vaDtasw, strong teaching toroo. WoftrooxclualToly
a bui UM eollego sod iT groat etnas oa taacalng
tba practtoal ld of boalaoai affair aad araotlooa.
Thros eourMe Comnarretal, Staaographor'a, Pre
paratory. sTa buDdrad .tadeata last yaar. Ooaa
Oaoalasa tar Oradwaaaa. We oaa balp 70a. WrlU
for S&a proapautua to 0
LINCOLN BUSINESS OOLLEOK
141 N. 18th Straat, Llaaaln, Nab.
STOP STAMMERING
I curs eulckl. esraplatelr aad aamasaau ta
auat atubbors caaea of alamaterUg.
I CAN CURE YOU
Mr apaclalir Is vote tad aaaars dataat vatcs
tbart (all ta curs Mr sxtaod Is tba aoa saa
asaaiul la tee acrid. Ka tallar la II roars' eredt
lira Wrila at ae' far particulars.
t. sV Vaugtis. Proa. Inatuata for S'aanarora,
at.. if liata ata . A.ik k-a
$25
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Four Seasonable Friday Bargains
Blouse Sweaters Kor women Wrapprrs Made of navy and
and misses, in white, black, white percale, neatly made,
navy-and red. all wool, knit; half, fined, deep flounce, good
values' to J2.25; on sale washable materials, all 11.00
t 98? garments, at . . . 59
Dressing Hacques Of eider- Fall Waists In light colored
down and - flannelette, nicely small check effects and some
made from good materials, in Scotch plaid styles, each is
desirable colorings; values to nicely tailored, tucked and
11.69, for 9S pleated, worth $1.50, for 59
Friday's Bargains
, DOMESTICS
On Bale all day; buy as much
as you want no limit. Greatest
bargains advertised in many a
day.
36-inch Sllkollne, best 12 c and
15c quality, best styles, nice long
lengths, yard 5
Bleached Canton Flannel, heavy
8Vc quality, cut from the piece,
yard 4
Unbleached Sheeting, heavy 2,2
and 2 yardB wide, worth to 35c
Friday, yard 19
Large Comforters, fine sllkollne
covered, cotton filled, f2.60 val
ues, at S1.69
$4.00 Woolnap Blankets with silk
binding, large and heavy, per
pair .... . : $2.39
12-4 Cotton Blankets, gray only,
Nashua make, shell stitch, per
Pair 351.39
Cotton Blankets, 600 pairs, best
69c quality at, pair 49
Friday's Bargains
DRESS GOODS
AU Wool Batiste, mostly in cream,
also nearly all colors, best 50t:
goods, nice long lengths, for
waists and children's wear.
Broadcloths, in short lengths,
worth $1.50 yard, choice, yard,
at 19tf
50-inch Tailor Suiting-, strictly all
wool mixtures, In grays and tans,
cheviots, chevrons, etc., for men's
suits, women's skirts and suits,
etc., worth $2.00 yard, at. .59?
Lining Remnanta, genuine Heath
erbloom, spun glass and cotton
taffetas, all colors, 35c to 4 5c
goods; for petticoats 15
Terrales, 30-inch, dark colors, 15c
goods, yard 5
Flannelettes, In printed and bor
dered effects, worth 15c, yd.. 5
Moleskins, for kimonos, worth 18c,
yard 5
Water Damage Clearance Continues
Here or elsewhere, past, present or future, there never was, nor V
wiU be, greater bargains in winter underwear and furnishings f
than you'll find offered here Friday and Saturday, the two re
maining days of the great sale. Urgent necessity for room for new
goods compels us to close all damaged stocks immediately. You'll
do well to take advantage of these final closing prices:
15t S5c, 39c nnd 50c for
Women's and Children's Un
dergarments, worth regularly
to $1.50.
5c. 10c and 15c for choice of
a fine line of Men's, Women's
and Children's "Winter weight
Hosiery worth regularly to 00
15c for choice of several lines
of Men's Suspenders, regular
values up to 50c.
25c, 39c, 45c and G9c for
Men's Underwear, in fine wool,
Silk fleeced or heavy ribbed
cotton, worth to $2.50.
15c for Children's Night
Gowns, Rompers, Sacques, Pin
ning Blankets, etc., worth to $1.
50c for Men's and Boys' Wool
Overshirts and Sweaters, shirts
single or double - breasted, nnd
Sweaters coat-style or with four
ply collars, worth to $!.00.
98C, $1.50 and $1.98 for
Men's fine Wool Sweaters in
all styles, and worth regularly
to $5.00.
98c, $1.50, $1.98 and
$2.50 for Men's Combination
Suits. Several well known
brands, regular value to $5.00.
All Lots Brought Forward For This Grand Final Clearance.
Friday Is Remnant Day I
IN OUR FAMOUS DOMESTIC ROOM j
Another car load of the finest Mill Remnants that ever struck thii town.
Arnold's Flannelettes worth 12V4c to 18c yard; Pacific Flannelettes worth f
from 10c to 12c yard; Amoskeag Outing Flannels worth from 10c to l!ic l
yard; Towellngs, Sheetings, Ginghams, and other fine goods worth from lOo t
to 25c yard, will go at f
10c, Qic, 7ic, 5c, 3ic, 1c yard
R. & G., Kabo Corsets 79c
79c i
We botlgtit ip over one hundred dozen of these well known standard
lines of Cortoets from an eastern house which failed; Corsets
you know to be $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 goods best styles,
new, clean and desirable; our price
We also will have on sale Friday a fine Batiste Corset, in newest high j
buBt, long hip models; embroidery trimmed, heavily boned, with two A
890 jvt
BARGAIN FRIDAY
pairs supporters; $1.50 garments, at
FRIDAY SALE
Big Huck Towels
200 dozen fine, large, heavy, huck
towels, hemmed ends and red
borders, full 20x4 5 inches in size.
Like quality rarely retails under
' 15c. For families, for rooming
houses, for hotels and
Institutions
Men's Trousers j
9c
BARGAIN FRIDAY IN
Several hundred pairs of best $2.00
worsted trousers; good service
able materials, nice patterns and
well made; have every size. No
better pants are made to sell at
$2.00. For Friday only,
Pair 1,3 J
Amoskeag checks, all
day 40
39-inch unbleached
Muslin 3
Sllkolines, 10c grade,
36-lnch, full pieces,
yard 5
REMNANTS OF HIGH GRADE
WOOL DRESS GOODS
Henriettas, Broadcloths, Serges,
Fancies, Tailor Suitings, Cravenettes,
Rainproofs, blacks in all grades;
ladies' cloths and in fact every weave
and design in fine dress goods, worth
from 75c to $4.00 per yard, will go
in els lots
LOT 1... 25c LOT 4... 59c
LOT 2... 39c LOT 5... 75c
LOT 3... 49c LOT 6... 98c
Another great sale of wool Rem
nants In the afternoon.
30-ln bleached MiiBlIn,
7c grade 3V4
Remnants of Table Oil
cloth, 2V4 to 3 yards,
worth 20c, on sale at,
yard 5
10c English Long Cloth,
yard 5
10c and 12VaC India
Ltnon, yard 5
25c plaid Dress Goods,
yard 10
26c fancy Dress Goods,
yard '..100
Seo Other Hour Special.
a j
idla
50
ds.
REMNANTS OF HIGH GRADE
LINENS
Remnants of 1V4 yards, 2 yards, 2,i
yards, and 3 yards of Irish, German
and Scotch fine all linen damaBk, 60
in., 64-tn., 68-in., and 72-in. wide; alnti
very fine mercerized damask and tur
key red damask; theeo goods are the
best made and sells at from 39c. to
$2.00 yard In seven lots
LOTl.lSC LOT 4.
.15c LOT 5.
.19c LOT 6.
LOT 2
LOT 3
LOT 7
Another linen sale afternoon.
25c
39c
49c
59c
BE SURE ATTEND OUR FAMOUS TIME SALES
FROM 11:00 TO 11:30 A. M.
1 case of $1.50 fine Blankets, grey ot
tan, two pairs to customer, at, per
l'nir 594
FROM 2:00 TO 2:30 P. M;
1 case of fine White Shaker Flannel
regular 10c value, 10 yards limit, at.
yard 4V4
FROM 3:00 TO 3:30 P. M.
1 case of 50c Blankets, one pair to
customer, at, each 150
Or pair
250
Bennett's Big Grocery
98o and 30 Stamps
.680 and 60 Stamps
. ISO and
EM
10 Stumna
$1.70 anil 60 Stamps
Rennet'8 f'apltol Coffee, lb. pkg.,
Teas, assorted, lb
Tea Hlftlngs, lb ,
Bennett Exrelslor Klour, sack
Full Cream Cheen, pound . ..30c anil 10 Ktaiupa
L'umrniii: nwinn iiernc. tu OB anil IU htampH
Peanut Butter, two Jars aoo ami 10 Stampa
Tr. Price's BreakfnHt Food, 3 pkgs 8S0 ami 30 Stamps
Premier Molasttev. quart can SOo anil Iu Stamps
Mapl Cream, two cukea lOo ami 5 Stamp
Wonder Wax, for laundry, three 10c pkgs 35o and 10 Stumps
Hi'tmett's Cupltol Pancake Flour 11c and to Stumps
French Cut Loaf Sugar, pkg 3Sc and 10 Stamps
Premium Butterlne. 2 lha 47o and 10 Stamps
(SherardllU's Chocolate Powder, tin SOo and 10 Stumps
Bennett's Capitol Mince Meat. 3 pkgs 8 60 and 10 Stamps
H. J. Helntz LH11 Pickles, dozen 30o
Diamond C Soap. 10 bars 860
40c Clam Bouillon fl&o
Apricots, Evaporated, per pound 18ViO
NOTIONS FRIDAY
TO THE
Dakotas and Ellonfana
On October 6 to l!0, and November 3 and 17.
nnn pn for the round trip from Omaha and Council
OkbiuU Bluffs to Lemmon, S. 1)., Hettinger, Bowman
and Marraarth, N. 1)., and Mildred, Mont.
AO" rn for the round trip from Omaha and Council
MtiuU Bluffs to Musselshell, Roundup, Lavina,
Harlowton, Moore and Lewistown, Mont.
Tickets good to return in 21 days, stopovers on going
trip. A splendid opportunity to investigate the openings
along the Pacific Coast Extension of the
V CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE a ST. PAUL
RAILWAY
Ticket Offices: 1324 Farnani St.. Omaha; 2.1 I'earl M., Co. Bluffs.
FROM 8:30 TO 9:00 A. M.
1 case of genuine Amoskeag Outing
Flannels, the best in the world, worth
12MjC yard, 10 yards limit, yd..5?
FROM 9:00 TO 9:30 A. M.
1 case of $2.50 Felted Blankets, grey;
very fine, only two pairs to customer,
at, pair S8?
FROM 10:00 TO 10:30 A. M.
1 case of Pride of the Farm, one of the
finest 10c muslins in the market; 10
yards limit, at, yard
Special Friday Bargains in
Lace Curtains & Draperies
$7.50 Cluny Curtains in white or ecru,
at pair $4.08
Cable Net Curtains, with neat borders,
$3.50 values, on sale at, pair $1.08
$2.50 Cable Net, Fish Net and Notting
ham Curtains, each 75
Curtains, over 1,000 pairs for
selection, each 40tf
Odd Litre Curtains, big assortment, to
close, each 25
$l..-rf Tapestry roi ticres, heavy quality
with fringe, any color, at... $2.08
Portieres iu figured Kepps. and Roman
strinpR to f losc. at. pair. . . .$1 .flS
Imitation Madras, 36-in. wide, on sale,
yard 10
2 5c Ruffled Netts, at yard 15
18c Ruffled Swiss, at, yard tOc
lLc Swiss, all patterns
50 Pieces Dotted Swiss, on sale Friday,
yard 5
All Drapery Remnants, on sale Friday,
at, yard. 5
Mail Orders Filled.
Skirts Made to Measure
From any goods you may select at 50c yard up. Perfect fit and
workmanship guaranteed. Any one of 12 beautiful styles for
selection, at $2.50, $3.25, $3.00, $2.50, $2 00, $1.75
GROCERIES THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES
Hio-heat Oualitv. Lowest Prices and Freshest Goods.
O V '
Staple Notions at Half anl Less what
you'll pay for them in other stores:
Gold-Eye Needles, pkg lo
Good Pearl Buttons, dozen. . .lc
Shoe Strings, heavy, pair. ..lc
Darning Cotton, at, spool.... lc
200 Yard Sewing Thread 2c
5c Pearl Buttons, dozen 2c
5c Card Darning Needles.. 2 c
10c Tooth Brushes 3Vc
10c Fine Combs, at '..AYoO
10c Metal Back Combs 4c
10c Curling Irons, at 4. .0
10c Pearl Buttons, dozen..4V2C
10c String Shopping Bags Vto
5c Nursery Pins .all sizes. .2l2c
10c Embroideries, Edges and In.
sertions, at, yard Sc
For
I-arK cairn, all brands Iye for 8c I
10 hirs best brands Laundry Soap for 25c !
a iinrkaiiri U n-to-iJute vvasninK j owu. i.
pack aK v.
rrtular retail in Ice 10c
pi-Ice, a pacKuges ror
J. Ho, per packaito
.'nnt rudiliDK, per package
Miepp'H t'ocoaimt, per pound
Tlie bcht domentic Macaroni, inckaK
Oil or Muhlard SaidineH, pit can .
ii Mfi-ii.'P ttT ti.ir'Uax!t
48-11.. Hack best lilgli ra.le Patent Klnnr
t'oi-
Ir I'rli e'H Breakfast Food. 1
Stripped or plain UllveH. per
I-arite bottles Worcester
I'utuup, for
.10c
.60
7i,o
.20C :
IliO '
..40
60
81.88 i
r pkK.6so
botllH 70
auce or loniHto
B'JC
rilll TZOETlSIiB FBICSB.
Fancy sweet i'utatoe. per peck lBo
I XmIi Spinach, per peck lOo
Wmx or lireen Hemm. per pound 6c
h bimclien freMli KuillKhex 6o
Fancy I'upe Cod Cranberries, per o,t. TVto
l'r-sli IteeiM, CarroiM. TurnlpH. Paranlp.
KutabaKaM. white or red onlona, lb. So
3 heads Hoihoim Lettuce ..So
2 heads frtfhh Olcry for 6o
ilubbiird Squash, ench 6o
New Honey, per rack 15o
BUTTER OR CHEESE
Choice No. 1 Dairy liutter. per lb ie
Fancy Country I rcmiiei y Butter, lb. 6c
tanry Full ( renin Ch.-eae, per lb 150
BVT MASOW JARB ROW WKZLB KS
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Jain, with caps
Pint Maxon Jam, una caps and cover
BVTTZBIRB BALE per iluieii 35a
IMtf r haB again adunced another 2c per i Quart Ma.n Jara. wltli caps and covers,
pound. For thla special sal. we will sell I per do'eii . "''..V . -40"
So 1 Itutterlne e.iual to lots of but-I 'a Callou Mason Jra, with capa and iw
ter sold for double the price. For this' ''" ffnr i1 JV.'ii;t.'Ton " Wo
sale, per pound 18o I RO IjISCITJ AIX TOO WART.
ee Want Ads
Produce
Results
ON SALE MONDAY, OCTOBER 26TH
LINCOLN WHOLESALE STOCK
AT HALF WHOLESALE PRICES. ,
Watch Sunday Papers for Prepare to oCme Early
Particulars. Monday.
DON'T
FORGET
TRY MYDEN'S FIRST
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