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THE OMATIA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1303.
Samples. Remnants and Odd Lots From .the
l Iftnni fi laiiint rnm r- n-rftni ' ''fflr
i i i i i ii ill
Trh
Bought from the Hamburg Silk Mills
20,000 YARDS OF HIGH CLAGS
AT ABOUT 1-3 ACTUAL VALUE
We made an immense rasli purchase and offer these silks
at prices never quoted before for such hitfu qualities.
Silks Worth 75c-$1.50 Yd. at 59-29c yd.
Handsome satin messalines, satin directoire, peau do
. crepe, peau de eupid, chiffon taffetas, bengalines, crys
tal silks in all the scarce and desired shades mostly
'Mi inches wide all in full, pieces. These silks were
manufactured to sell for three times the price. Our 16th
street windows have created
a hitf impressiou worth
from 75c to $1.00, yard. .
59c " 29c
S
S
The Hamburg Silk Mills Sample Pieces j I (
- MILL ENDS SILKS
Blank and colors 3(3-inch down to -0-inch, elegant dress
taffetas and peau de soie, messalines, satin duchesse,
gros grain, Faille, Francois, Bengalines, etc. posi
tive! v worth from 00c to n TO ft
.$1.05, at, yard ZjC - jlC -6 1C
$1 CREPE De CHINE at 49c Yd. Ej ZiZ?J
05 different shades, including evening tints, f.CI
street shades, black, cream and white, yard .... iC
SILK REMNANTS
Silk earn pies in different styles
and patterns these are the
traveling men's samples, at.
ench 25tf
BLACK SILKS
From th. Hamburg Silk Mills
$1 black taffeta. 27-ln., yd 55
76c black Uffeta, 20-ln. yd 39
$1.50 black taffeta, 3G-ln..)5
felWIHH&
LACES
In add lots, worth lc
up to 15c yard, at -s-2vd
This-includes all kinds of remnants and trial strips
of fine French and German Val, Point de Paris, Tor
olion und fancy laces and insertions also narrow
and medium embroideries.
Embroideries i8P 29
Fine flouncings, skirtings and corset cover embroid
eries, Swiss nainsook and cambric all choice new
designs are on big bargain square.
OMAHA'S PURE TO OO CKWTZK.
Restaurant en fld Floor. Dainty
J Meals st Moderate Prices. Open
from 7 A. M. to T P. M. Saturday's
from T A. M. to t P. M.
w For jour Hallowe'en Supper,
Jwe have the following new goods
to offer.
(New Figs, per lb 2 Ox
New Dates, per lb tftc
(New Nuts, per lb 1-V?
Johnson's Sweet Cider, per gal.40c
(Pop Corn, per lb Ic
Peanuts, per quart fie
(Tangerine Oranges, per doz. . .ROc
Fresh Pineapples, each 4c
J Celery (3 Btalks), for lOc
Egg Plant, each lc
(HSU SPKCIA1.M FH FHIDAl
1,000 lbs. Halibut, (baby), per
pound 12 He
1 1,000 lbs. Fresh Salmon, lb. 1754c
(Salted Norway Herring, (large), 7
for 2" ,
( 600 lbs. Finnan Haddle, lb. . 124c 1
Also a full line of strictly fresh '
(Black Bass,
Trout, Flounders,
I Crappies, Smelts,
Cat FiBh, Hard Shell j
Wall-Eyed Crabs. 1
PlUe, Live Lobsters,
White Flsb, Blue Points. I
Frog Iegs, per dozen S5c '
Now in season 1908 Stock Fish, I
per pound 10 He
We are agents for the famous '
"Sealshipt" Oysters from 4 Be per
the coast. Solid Meata, and the I
natural flavor. One pint is equal
to one quart of watered stock.
"Sealshipt" Oysters from 45c per
quart, up.
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onrtney & Co j
17th and Dooguva SU. i
Phone Donglas M7 W
B XKSIST OsT
ocagacl LO'Fo:i3 beam
Remnants Basement
If you want the best outing flannel that money can buy
make your selection here Friday. Fancy light C 1
and dark styles, also plain colors, white
and cream, at, per yard Jr2
Thousands of yards, hundreds of styles of velvet flannels
most desirable flannel for kimonos, dressing sacques,
robes, waists and children's wear in 8, 10,
H and 18 yard lengths, at, per yard lUC
Mill remnants, ame
flannel as ahove Item
stales, at, per
yard Jw
Blue, tan. brown
gray mottled , flannel
with a heavy nap
just the Uung fur
sleeping garments
15c Is the regular
price of these fine
cheviot shlnings
Friday at, per C
yard
Arnold's flannel waist
lng and fleece back
wrapper flannul
ioc graaes, per ii-,
yard
Fortunate purchase of
600 full bolts of a reg
ular 40c grade mer
cerized black sateen
. greatest bargain
ever known. ;j
at, per yard .
Bleached muallns and
cambrics yard wide
arid wouhl lie rhtmn
at 10c, 16 yards to a
customer, at,
per yard ...
5c
yvrr; Forenoon Oii1t
On sale for the first time
best known brand shirting
prints In mill remnants
win go on sale, at, "5
per yard
2ic
Afternoou Only-
Begluning at 1:30 remnants
of yard wide percale a bar- j
gain surely worth a special j
trip to this store, T 1 '
at, per yard JC ':
HATixra
Buster Browii
BREAD
It goes farther because
It Is better.
One order will convince
you of Its superior merits.
For sale at all grocers.
5c
L1. P. Sleara Baking
1
New Local Train
Illinois Central
Leave Omaha 4:15 P. M.
Arrive Ft. Dodge. . . .8:45 P. M.
Leave Ft. Dodge 7:00 A. M.
Arrive Omaha 11:30 A M.
Stops at all intermediate sta
tions. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
rnni) FOR wH nl nerrous men
IVJKJU CUR who find their power to
NFRVCC work and youthful vigor
HbnTbJ gone as a result of over,
work or mental exertion should take
PiRAT'S NERVK FOOD PILLS. They will
make you eat and sleep and be
Man again.
1 Box) 3 boxes 92.SO by mall.
EBXKMAK It llcOORNELL DBDO VO.
Cor. 1 6th and Dodge Streets
OWL DIDO COMPAKT
:or. 16tb an 4 Harney St., Omaha. Ken,
EARL & WILSON'S
Cutest Hallowe'en Novelties You Ever Saw
now shown in immense variety at "Sweetland." Jack-o'-Lanterns
Kavors, Decorations, Novelties. You can't enjoy Hallowe'en without
a Jack-o'-Lsntern.
aonnaEananaEaiaac'
BURGLARS RAID FUR STORE
Steal Ua Thoaaaa4 Dollars Worth ot
. Kla Wraps mm tiet
Away.
Hurglars In the store rooms of the West
ern Fur company, which occupies the ec
ond floor of the building at 113 fiuulh Six
teenth atreet and la owned by A. L. Ko
lovratek of South Omaha, stole about 11.000
worth of the finest fur Jackets and neck
scarfs thst were In the fur rooms and made
a clean escape Wrdnetday night or early
Thursday morning. The police were given
full descriptions of the stolen goods and
also of two men who ar thought to have
done the work.
Two theories of how the burglars oper
ated have been advanced, one setting forth
thaf entrance was gained to th. second
floor of the place through a rear window,
while the ld of the oner of the estab
lishment la that the burglars came to the
tore 'Wednesday afternoon about 3 o'clock
fte customers, asking the price of sable
squirrel jackets, and that instead of leaving
the pla.-e they hid among the stored fur
go4s till dark and then got awn)- with
the brat specimens of various kinds of
tade-up skins that Kolovrairk had.
Among tiie garments Ukcn twrc .Uin
Jackets made of electric seal, brook iriink
beaver, Russian pony, sable squirrel, Per
sian lamb and other furs, and also six fin
neck scarfs. The thieve, also searched the
cash drawer and took 114.60 in money.
There was no burglar Insurance on the
Kood. and no watchman or other person
In the establishment. Last December the
-me fur store was robbed of about 1700
worth of goods, which were not recovered.
Harriet Maa ta Troable.
A married man who permits any mam
ber of the family to take anything except
Foley's Honey and Tar for cough., colds
and lung trouble Is guilty of netlect. Noth
fng else la a. ,ood tor . puimon,
troubles The genuine Foley. Honey and
Tar contains no opiates snd Is In a yellow
packuge. Sold by 1 druggists.
Railway ! ... Pereonala.
"?el1- rIalm 'nt o( tl North
day. "ne l vvoml" for a f' w
f. K. Fuller, superintendent of motive
power and machinery of the In Ion I'Jelfi.
left Thursday for Chicago lf" '
The Hock Island he. arranged to have
bulletins of the election return. ,, .u
senger trains on the night vl November 3.
Py using the various departments of The
Bee Want Ad Paxes yon get tie best r
t'liti at tho least eXDose.
The above came or trade mark
together or slncly stamDed . on col
lar or shirt denotes highest grade '
ot material, best workmanship.
The Twentieth Century Tanner
a LIT Aavrteoltaral Paper.
SCHOOLS.
Nebraska. Military Academy
z.nrcoi.ir . i
A Military ikiardlng School foi
boys. Ideal location Just outside
the city; large, well equipped
buildings; (orty acres of ground.
A good place for boys who don't
fit In public schools. No entrance
examinations are given; regular
clans work it supplemented by In
dividual Instruction; back work 1
easily made up.
Pupils are received from fifth to
twelfth grades. Inclusive.
MVi'ir L'otaiog'ue.
D. B. XATWABD, 8ap.rlxUnd.nt.
Lincoln. Neb.
STOP STAMMERING
I curs qulcklr. com?''"'? n Hnumui tee
ast siuLIxhs vun at aaoiaarUis
I CAN CURE YOU
Chart uit ( ttrm My mth4 ! tit bjosi ao
Wul la Ik world. (.Ur t 1ft j&r' prm
tit't. V, mc t w)c for evrtit:ui4irm.
4. K- Ukio. Pre. , iiiaiitm fur antMrirt.
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.Next Monday (treat sale Holldajr IVx I I U vl
Stationery, less than ftOc on the Dollar. JJjB-
A Friday Sale Tailored Suits
$19.50 Tailored Suits 1 M I
$25.00 Tailored Suit
All Broken Lots
K'b annoying; to have a customer fall In love with a certain suit,
then find that her size is mlsMng. These broken lines causo disappoint
ments at times In this manner. To avoid this as much as possible, we
today have rummaged through all the suit stock, picked out all the
one and two of a kind styles that were $19.50 and $25.00, and attached
a $16 price tag to them. These are suits that never before were
offered for so little. The styles nnd materials are simply superb. Most
any size in the collection. It you find one to your liking you buy it
Friday for only $15.
Once More. $15 Long Winter Coats
43 aftTp xf-k. May These coats aro of covert, plain cloth and fancy
Jf Ajk A 5"V oTl) mixtures, good, heavy and warm. We carried
2- them from last season, about 40 in all. The
styles are loose and fitted and most deslrable.To close them out Friday,
choose any at $3.95.
BlotiBe Sweaters for misses, in
black and navy that are regular
$2.25 garments, special.. 08
Wrappers, percale, in washable
colors and good patterns, nicely
made $1.00 garments.... 59
Flannelette Gowns, light blue and
pink stripes, good weight and
well made, all sizes .... 5)
Tafft'ta Silk Waists, plain tailored
plaid styles, excellent silks, made
up In tasteful manner values
up to $6.00, Friday $3.98
Fleeced Dark Plaid Waists, tucked
and pleated, either soft or laun
dered linen collar, good color
ings, desirable fall styles, all
$1.25 values 59
NEXT MONDAY
For a most wonderful sale of Imported Dress Goods of the higher
grades. Bennett's buy all the one-fourth pieces, half pieces, dress
lengths and skirt lengths
FROM NEW YORK'S LARGEST TAILORING AND SUIT HOUSE,
CATERING TO THE FINEST TRADE.
Finest Voiles, Broadcloths, Silk Eoliennes, Soliels. Silk and
Wool Voiles, Etc., Etc. Over a thousand pieces In a gigantic sale
at ridiculously low prices.
See the 16th street window. Watch next Sunday's papers.
Then come Monday expecting-unheard of bargains
Unmatciiable Bargains
For Friday. 85 pieces heavy 12V4c
and 15c plain Outings, in pink,
blue, brown and gray. Fancy
outings, 12 c values; Art Tick
ings worth 25c; fancy Denims
worth 25c; Shirtings, bb
and Bleached and -"-jfi
Brown Curtains afl
ZV
at
Remnant Sale
We bought at a sacrifice thou
sands of mill lengths 10c flan
nelettes; 15c percales; 25c elder-
downs; 16c ginghams
on sale all
day Fri
day, at
yard
5c
More Remnant Bargains
Remnants all wool 60c Batistes, black and white 12s
Remnants Plaid Dress Goods for children's wear, 35c values 12 W
Remnants Silk Velvets, and yards, all colors, for trimming,
choice ;
Remnants Heatherbloom Linings and other, all colors, 36c goods at
ard --"tv 13W
Fin Comforters, fl'l TQ
wanh $2.50. at 3leJ
Largest size Comforters made,
filled with soft fluffy, snow-white
cotton, silkoline covered and yarn
knitted fine $2.50 value, at,
choice $1.39.
Gray and Tan
BLANKETS..
75c
100 pairs only, a very fine, large,
heavy cotton Blanket that nowhere
retails under $1.39, as a Friday
bargain day, per pair 75c.
Will be Closed at Most Phenomenal Bargain Prices Fridam N'
The Greatest Sale Day of the Entire Week. )h
ft B 1
Boys' Knee Wv
Sale of Men's
Cravenette
Coats Contin
ued, $12 to $15
values, at
$0.95
THE RELIABLE STORE
I .a i i a i is a -J
Pant Suits,
values to $5.00, (
on sale at
$325
Friday Is Remnant Day
In Our Famous Domestic Room
35,000 yards of all kinds of fine cotton Dress Goods: Arnold's Wrapper
Cloth, worth 18c; Arnold's Double Fold Flannelettes, worth 16c; Paga Crepe,
worth 12Vc; Arnold's Scotch Suitinir. worth 25c; liHc Percales; 13V4o
Outing Flannels. Llnlnss, Sateens, worth 15c. 19c and 26c; Mohair Cloth,
worth 25c; White GoodB. worth 12V4c, 16c. 19c and 25c; and a great many
other things worth up to 25c yard, at yard
10c, 7Vac, 5c, 3lac, 2c
A large quantity of short lengths of all kinds ot Cotton Goods, in all
colors, worth up to 16c yard several pieces to match at yard (ons-half a
cent) ,. Ka
Thrco Great Silk Spocials
it rmOM TIE X.XITOOI.H WIOLISiZ,! STOCK. Thr.. pln414 aw lota at prlow
that m.an a savin of ov.r half to frlday's BUk Buy.ral
LOT 1-
-3,000 yards of Fancy Velvets
and Silks, also plain Silks, some 36
inches wide. Jobbing prices 62 He
to 67 yard, great assortment for
selection, at per yard 25
LOT 2 Messalines, all Silk, Satins,
Poplins, Bengallnes, Follies. Noreltj
Silks, plain Color Taffetas, etc.,
wholesale values 72 He to 97 yard
at, per yard 49
LOT 8 Consists of 'over 6,000 yards of 36-inch Black and Color Satins. 27-
Inch Satin Princess Foulards and 36-inch Black Taffetas, worth 92 to
$1.17 per yard wholesale, at yard .,,.... 85
Grand Notion Salo Friday y
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THAN HALF WHOLESALE PRICES.
Btapl. snd Taney Hotlons at barrala prlo.s ollpslnr all prsrlon. BsIm. Va
analsd Bartnc Opportnnlti.s. Bpao. wU p.rmlt m.nttoa of bnt f.w of th. hundr.di
of artlol.a, but you can judgo by th. following i .
ine ijosi ltireaa, (spool 8HC lOc Dressing Combs, each 4.
The Ilest Pins, per package 2c lOc Fine Combs, at each 4 He
Mckeled XurseTf Pins, dosen for 2c 18c Package Hair Pins for . ,...7Uc
Darning Needles, package for , ,,.2o ISc Hose Supporters, for TUc
oc Darning Cotton, at
Cold Kyed Sewing Needles, package lc
Nlioe Laces,' per iair lc
Corset Steels, per pair 4ac
2ffc Dress Shields, pair 12 Uc
23c Needle llooks, each 3)c
5c Collar Springs, each, lc
Horn Hair Pins, per dozen lc
5c and 7c Thimbles, each . .lc and 2c
50 yard Best Itlack Hewing Silk at 2c
Pearl Hut tons, dozen lc
Aluminum Hair Pins, per dozen . ,2e
Sampson IJncn Thread, spool for 2c
igh Grade Linen Dept.
Remnants of High Grade Linens,
Irish, Scotch and German Linens, 68,
70 and 72-lnches wide, bleached, un
bleached and silver bleached, ranging
in price from 75c to $2.00 per yard,
in four great lots:
LOT 1...25C
LOT 2... 39c
.lc
10c Klastlc, at yard
15c Klastic, at yard ,7V
10c Pearl Iluttou. per dozen . . .2Jc
20c Dross Ituttons, per dozen
I5c Wool Skirt Hiitdlng,
lOc Wood Fibre Bone,
Invisible Hair Pins, per
Cotton Tapes, all sizes
50c Hair Rolls, each 25c
25c Hair ltolls, each 13c
Hundreds of other Items.
er dozen 5c v fJ
Ing, for 5c (f
e, at yard .... 2c M
ler box Ic
es at lc V
25c X
Qfankots
LOT 3... 49c
LOT 4... 59c
Also Remnants of Mercerized Dam
ask, Turkey Red Damask, and other
Damasks, worth up to 75c, in 4 lots.
LOT 1 . 12V2C LOT 3 . . . 19c
LOT 2... 15c LOT 4... 25c
Remnants of unbleached Muslin,
38 -inches wide, worth 8c yard 2H
Remnants of Wide Sheetings, 42-
inch, 45-inch, 7-4, 8-4, 9-4 and 10-4,
at a yard ..TW, lOt and 12Kt
Be Sure and attend our Famous
Blanket Sale:
FROM 8:30 TO 9:00 A. M.
One case of Cotton Blankets, all colors,
10-4, regular 69c and 65c Blankets,
2 pairs to a customer, at each 1J
at. pair 25c
FROM 10:30 TO 11:00 A. M.
One case of 12-4 Tan Blankets, extra
heavy and wide, sells at $2.00 per
pair, only 2 pairs to a customer, at
Per pair 8g
FROM 2:30 TO 3:00 P. M.
One case of all wool Grey Blankets,
very large and heavy, regular price
Is $3.50. 2 pairs limit. talr fill nrz
FROM 3:30 TO 4:00 PM. x
One case of Cayuga Wool Blankets
11-4, California make, very heavy
and wide, regular price is $4.00, )af
pairs limit, at a pair $1.08
At pair 25
ft
Friday Towel Sale
100 dozen Huck Towels, with
plain or colored borders, full
12 Vic size and weight, slightly
imperfect, scarecly noticeable
pay you to buy in dozen f
lots, Friday only, each....OC
Earthen. Baking Sets
Consisting of three sizes Bakers,
one coner and cok book, special 35o
Large 26o earthern Chambers. . lOo
Heavy Colonial Water Tumblers 6
for goo
Large white Scallops or Bowls 9o
Water B.ts Fancy colored, all atyles
worth to 11.60 ,for 69o
Woodenware Bargains in Basement
Curtain Stretchers "No Piece"
made of selected basswood, $1.25
kinds, at 85
Wool Brnshes for cleaning walls,
ceilings and floors, worth resu
larly $1.25, for 70
$1.00 Mission Hall Racks.. 50c
Clothes Hampers Willow, Im
ported, $2.00 value, including
25 stamps $1.45
Velvet Tooth Picks Five Oc boxes
for 10c
Toilet Paper Four large 10c rolls
with 10 stamps, for 25
Clothespins, 150 for 10c
M
Bennett's Big Grocery
Rpnnctt's Golden Santos Oofreo, lh. 38o and 30 stamp
TVhh, assorted, pound 68o and 60 stHmps
Pure Ptouer. eround ion t '.
lr. Price's MreakfrtHt Food, three pkgs 85e and lu irreen t.,.n.
Bennetts Capitol Pancake, pka "fi and in 5r "Ja'ls
Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder, lb . . WW .7 all a go Sreen mam!!,
Peanut Butt.r. two jars ano ..! Tn ...l..." ?!a",l"
J. M. Karly June Pran. three cans 86o '"u Biamps
Bennett's Capitol Mince Moat. 1 pkgs 85o and 10 preen stamps
Jersey Butterlne, 2 lbs ana nH in C-l.. "Jttl,,l"
Best We Have" Corn, three rans ............... . all 10 Kreen t'P
Hartley's Imported Marmalade, Jar floo and 10 areen Htnm.
Shredded CodfUh. three pkgs a5e ar, , Jf" J n P
Beauty Asparagus, can 8o and JO Sre.n Stai
Blue Borax Starch, m lb. pkg a9o ailj , .J
Tea Garden Preserves, jar 30o and 10 kreen h tail 1,2
Alien s Brown Bread Flour, pkg i6o and 10 Sree !
Burnham'a Clam Bouillon. 4uu size for 86o " stamps
Maple Cream, two cakes for 10c and 10 green stamps
. T
aliXj xtixi oAivijyLiii lanEa ahd udjj lots of Men's
Women's and Children's Underwear at Prices Less than the
Cost of Production.
Remnants of High Grade
Wool Dress Goods
Henriettas, Broadcloths, Tailor Suit
ings, Dress Flannels, Fancy Suitings,
Serges, Etemines, Panamas, and a
great many other fine Goods worth
from 75c to $3.98 yard. In five lots:
LOT 1... 25c LOT 4... 59c
LOT 2... 39c LOT 5... 75c
LOT 3 49c
Another lot of Wool Dress Goods
that sold from 59c to $1.00 yard, will
go in three lots:
LOT 1... 15c LOT 3... 25c
LOT 2 19c
Time sales all the afternoon.
Our Famous Time Sales
Be sure and attend onr famous Time
Sales:
FROM 9:00 TO 9:30 A. M.
We will sell one case of Fruit of the
Loom, 10 yards to a customer, at
per yard 5
FROM 2:00 TO 2:30 P. M.
One case of Horse Muslin, genuine
article, 10 yards to a customer, at
per yard 5
FROM 10:00 TO 10:30 A. M.
One cae of Towels, 18x36. Honey
combed, 7 He Towels, at each 2
FROM 2:30 TO 3:00 P. M. f
One case of 10c Turkish Towels, 4
pairs limit, at each 4?c
MANY NEW LOTS OF JEWELRY From the LINCOLN
I WHOLESALE STOCK at Less Than Half Wholesale Prices.
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IjSNAPS IN WHITE PORCELAIN
CHICAGO
GREAT
"seuTS
WESTERN
Railway
LET ME
attend to the details of your next trip to
CHICAGO
Telephone, call or write and your worries are over, all you have to
do is to get on the train, where a polite porter will attend to your
wants.
You will find the Great Western Service exceptional on account of
the politeness of all employes.
May I tell you all about it?
W. O. DAVIDSON. City Passenger Agent.
8-inch Dinner Plates, worth $1.00 per
dozen, at each 33 c
i 7-inch Plates, worth $1.00 per doztu,
! at each
7-lnch Soup Plates, worth $1.00 per
dozen, at each 3H
Handled Cups, worth 73 cents per doz
en, at each 3H
5-Inch Pie Plates, worth 60 cents per
dozen, at each 3c
Don't full to come In and see what
Unhandled Cups, worth SO cents per
dozen, at each ltta
Saucers, worth 60 cents per dozen, at
each
Sauce Dishes, worth 60 cents per
doz, at each 3H
2V4-inc-h Uutters, worth $1.00 per
dozen, at each 2Wc
Cream Pitcher, worth $2.00 per dozen
at each 3H-
u can buy.
HAYDEN'S FIRST FOR GROCERIES HIGHEST QUALITY - 1
null i-iJ W JjO 1 fIVlUXio:.
MtysCTaatema.
TIip Tlest I'ure Cane (iianulated Sugar at
in (mis lilaiiiuini .', or H-at 'cm All Snap
for ;',',c
I iiiitiini can Hi-st Hi and I.ys for !c
t: poundH 'hiiic Japan Hive for 1:6c
The Hfst 1'i-arl Taylora. or Suko. pouml tie
Tlie Host DuinoHllo Macaroni. 1kk. Kc
lit nniaiiK Ion, Jellycon. or Jt llu, iikg. 7 ic
Kclilpp's Cocoanul, per poiiini 2uc
I pminil can aMiited Houps for . ...7'jC
lir. Hrii-e's lir.aklast Kooii, pt-r pkg. ,c
Corn r lakes, pa'kax 6fjc
M.ilta Vita, packagft tc
Tlie Best Self Itlslng Pancake Klour, per
iiarkap gie
The best t'onili nsd Mince Meat. pkg. Sh,c
10-lh, sacks Wisconsin Huckwhrat Flour
for 4oc
Tlie best Pods or Oyster Crarkers. lb. r
Tba best t'rlsp lretzels. per pound ,.6c
The best Crisp (iliig-er Hnnps, per lb. 6c
Fancy Uolden Kantos Coffee, per lb. 1 Sc
Fancy Tea Hlf tings, per pound 15c
DBIZD TMV1T BA2.M PBICZI
Choice Mulr I'eaches. per pound ....S',c
cnoire aujornia iTunt-s. per pound ic
Fancy Italltit Trunes. per pound vc
Choice Muscatel Ilatsins. per pound ..7c
Thirty-live Dollars
Buyi a nice white Diamond Ring suitable for an en
gagement ring. If you would prsfar a larger one we
have them, blep In and let us snow them to you.
Laiok for the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
DOUQI.A ITBI1T
Fancy M'rown Halslns. per pound ....lo
amy heeded Halslns. per package 'iu
I'ancy Cleaned Currants, per pound 7 2;
l ancy More Fark Apricots, pouml 12 Uo
hancy lemon, Orange or Citron I'eel nJt
pound ' rJ'L
BUTTE AMD CSIEID BAXB rxUCZS
Fancy lialiy Butter, per pound . i V
Fancy Country Creamery Uutter. lb."jRl t
lancy Hutlertne. per pound .. Tf .V
Fancy Full Cream Cheese, per pound" 1 II
rmXBX VIOTTABIilIS, TMVXTt AITO
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, per beck
Fresli spinach, per peck .........
( liiinclii n Fresh Kadlshes for ''
J heads Hothouse ltture for "
.16c
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Fancy 1 au.iflower, per flund . . I0a
Fresh Heets, .Carrots. I'arsnlps, Turnips
rtutuhaKas or Onions, per pound . . . . :c
Kngllih Walnuts, per pound 1 ft, .
Fan. y Tokay (irapea. per' basket!.'.'.!..' ' el
r. 1 loioaioes. per nasket ....liu-i
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y j.iaay urapes, per basket J
-y Ripe Tomatoes, per basket ....in,'
ill Roasted Peanuts, per quart ....6, A
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pie Sal of China, y
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LINOLEUMS
Keular o'M yard
quality, 011 sale, at.
35c
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