THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1000.
BANKS RE-ELECT OFFICERS
Tew Changei Are Made in Staff or
Directorships.
0. C. BABTON KETERES ENTIRELY
ftn'rreedeal Dlreetor of I a I ted
Intra National hy W. F.. Rhradfi
Fred Ilamlltoa Cashier
of the Mfrrkand.
l"uvv t .unsrs were made in the board of
rllipctr.r of lis national banks of Omaha
ut the annual meetings of the stockholders
Tuesday.
Brrause of poor health Guy C. Barton
retired from the board of directors of the
t'nlted Rtutes National and W. H. Rhosdes
l elected In his place. Fred P. Hamilton
Is elected cashier of the Merchants Na
tional, B. II. Melle fir it assistant cashier
and C. B. Dugdale second assistant cashier.
The officers of the Merchants National
are Luther Drake, president; Frank T.
Hamilton, vice president; F. P. Hamilton,
cashier. B. H. Meile, first assistant cashier;
C. H. Dugdale, second assistant cashier;
the board of directors consists of Luther
Drake, Frank T. Iliimilton, John F. Coad,
O. B. Rogers and George E. Prltchett.
The First NkIIomhI elected Its old officers
and directors, the officers be'ng C. T.
Kotintfe, president; F. H. Iavls, vice pres
ident; L. L. Kountse, second vice presi
dent; T. L. Davis, cashier, and I. Allison,
esslstant cashier. The directors are B. M.
Andreesen, J. P. Crelghton, F. H. Davis.
T. I Davis, C. B. Kountze, C. T. Kountie,
U I Kountie. W. A. Paxton, jr., and W.
S. l'oppleton.
The Omaha National made no changes,
the officers bring J. 11. Millard, president;
William Wallace, vice president; C. F. Mc
Grew. Vice president; W. H. Bucholi,
cashier: Frank Boyd, 15. A. Wilcox and
Ezra Millard, assistant cashiers. The
directors are J. H. Millard, K. C. Barton,
V. M. Burgess, C. H. Brown, A. J. Simp
son. William Wallace. I. W. Carpenter.
W. H. Bucholz, J. E. Baum and L. C. Nash.
Onlr Oae Chan are.
The United States National elected W. E.
Rhoades a director to succeed Ouy C. Bar
ton. The officers are Milton T. Barlow,
president; O. W. Wattles, vice president;
V. B. Caldwell, vice president; A. Millard,
vice president; W. E. Rhoades, cashier;
O. E. Haverstick, assistant cashier, and
R. P. Moraman, assistant cashier. The
directors are M. T. Barlow, W. E. Rhoades,
8. 8. Caldwell, V. B. Caldwell, E. A. Duff,
Thomas A. Fry, C. W. Lyman, Euclid Mar
tin. A. Millard, E. M. Moisman, A. L.
Reed, B. F. Smith, W. A. Smith, O. W.
Wattles and C. E. Yost.
The Nebraska National held Us meeting
at 8 o'clock Tuesday afternoon and re
elected Henry W. Yates president. War
ren BwtUIer vlcu president, W. E. Shepard
cashier and Henry W. Yates, Jr., assistant
cashier. The board of directors consists of
the officers and Lewis S. Reed.
The officers' and dlnctors of J. L. Bran
dels k 86ns' bank were re-elected. They
are Arthur D. Brandels, president; John L.
Kennedy, vice president; 11. II. Brandels
cashier and Emit Brandels secretary. The
board of directors consists of A. D. Bran?
delz, Emtl Brandels, II. H. Brandels and
John L. Kennedy.
The Conservative Savings and Loan as
sociation elected Paul W. Kuhns for a
term of two years to succeed C. K. Urqu
hart and elected C. C. George, J. A. Sun
derland and H. A. Thompson for terms of
five years each. The other directors are
George F. Ullmore, president; William
. Balrd, E. A. Benson, A. W. Bowman, Ran
dall K. Brown, Robert Demster, John F.
Flack, Byron R. Hastings, J. C. Robinson
and C. M. Wllhelm.
The City Saving bank re-elected John F.
Flack president, J. A. Sunderland vice pres
ident, William 8. Hlllis treasurer and John
R. Webster, Robert Dempster. C. C.
Ueorgu, R. Z. Drake and Ouorge F. Gil
more directors.
The Omaha Clearing' House association
will hold' Its annual election January 20.
The officers and directors of Haydeti
Bros. Bank were re-elected. They are Ed
ward Hayden, president, James R. Hayden
vice president and Joseph Hayden cashier.
Booth Omaha Banks.
All of the South Omaha banks held- their
elections Tuesday. The first bank to elect
was the South Omaha National. All of the
i.ld directors were re-elected In the meeting
of the stockholders, with the exception of
Guy C. Barton, who resigned because of 111
health. This was the only chango In the
city. The directors are: H. C. Bostwlck,
il. A. CuJuhy, J. C. French, J. P. Lyman,
J. D. Standlsh, Truman Buck. II. C. .Miller,
K. M. Morsman, jr., and K. C. iffirlon.
There was no change In the officials, who
are: H. C Bostwlck. president; E. A. Cud
ahy, . vice president; Truman Buck, vice
president; J. C. French, cashier; H. C. Mil
ler, John S. King and Jamea B. Brown, as
sistant cashlera.
The I'nlon Stock Yards National Bank-
Directors, J. D. Crelghton. F. H. Davis, T.
L. Davis, R. J. Dunham, E. F. Folda, R.
C. Howe, C. T. Kountse. L. L. Kountze, S.
Mcltoberts. Officers: F. H. Davis, presi
dent; H F. Folda, vice president; F. W.
Clarke, cashier; N.' F. Reckard, assistant
cashier; Epes Corey, assistant cashier.
The Packers National bank elected as
directors C. D. Brown, Elmer E. Bryson,
John F. Coad. J. E. Curtis, T. T. Danlell,
Luther Drake, F. McQovern, F. J. Morlarty.
A. W. Trumble; officers, John F. Coad,
president. A. W. Trumble, vice president;
F. J. Morlaxty, cashier; Charles A. Dun
, ham, J. F- Coad, jr.. assistant cashiers.
The Live Stock National directors are
W. V. Adklns. August Btreshelm, A. L.
Berqulst. W. C. Lambert, T. E. Giedhill,
E. L. Howe, E. B. Shugert, C. M. Schindel,
L M, Lord. H. O. Edwards and 11.. H.
Frlcky, the last two bring new. The offi
cers arei C. M. Schlndell, president; T. E.
Giedhill, vice president; L. M. I4rd, cash
ier; 1L C. Nicholson. J. W. Hastings, as
sistant cashiers.
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BIO SPECIAL SALE WEDNESDAY
$1,25 CRUSHED VELVETS at 39c
1,000 yards of 36-inch black crushed velvets, suitable
for coats, jackets and entire dresses; a very fortunate
purchase enables us to offer them today, f tTS
as long as they last, at a U . : I
yard' WJ lt9
Our January White Sale
Is the Most Successful Ever Held in Omaha Jt
Offered in Muslin Underwear, Embroideries,
Linens, Muslim, Sheetings and White Goods.
WATCH CRANDEIS' EXTRA SPECIALS EVERY DAY
Fine 18-inch Nainsook and Cambric Flouncings, Skirtings II
ana corset trover .bmbroidenes also medium and wide
hdges and Insertions and Beadings
all choice new designs, worth up to
25c, at
10c FINE GERMAN and ENGLISH TORCHON
LACES and INSERTIONS, worth up to 10c Yd.
Also fine French Vals, all new designs, many to match.
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Special In Our Annual January
Sale of Muslin Underwear
is and"
15c B
Women's Corset Covers and
Drawers.
Made of fine long cloths andH
muslins, cut full and
ample, worth up to 50c. .
Muslin Underwear at 45c.
Slipover night gowns, walking
length skirts, umbrella draw
ers, lace and embroidery M r0
trimmed corset covers, at I3i
Muslin Underwear at 75c.
Twenty or more styles of night
cowns n.nd fihomisos. whito not.
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ticoats with wide lace, inserted
flounces, corset covers and7r
wide umbrella drawers, at w
WEDNESDAY YOU SHOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE of the
Best January Bargains Ever Offered
New striped, checked, dotted
and figured Madras in light
grounds for tailored waists
and suits others ask 25c
for this imported madras
waist and suit fl A
lengths, yard ...... I"C
Jiasemtnt Bargain Square.
English Long Cloth, No. 999,
in 10 yard bolts, made es
pecially for under- 7 C
wear, per bolt ; JC
Basement Bargain Square.
Wednesday Forenoon
Unbleached Muslin, in long
remnants, Wednesday fore
noon, 5 bales, at t
per yard
Basement Bargain Square.
India Linons, the best Janu
ary offer in many years.
India Linons worth 25 cents
at 12y2c per yard; India
Linons worth 20 cents per
per yard, at A
per yard lUC
Batement Bargain Square.
40-inch Wide Victoria Lawn,
on sale during January,
at per 71
yard . 2C
Batement Bargain Square.
Wednesday Afternoon
Beginning at 1:30, thousands
of yards of various grades of
bleached Muslin
Remnants, yard
Basemen! Bargain Square.
3V2C
Wr. are prtnnf the, wwen mrrtval tn aaxnVl white goo ft nt qrtathj
HnPr pri't at our W'htt Gnorlt counter. - I't ement.
NEW HOTEL FOR SOUTH OMAHA
Lars Balldlaa- to B Joined to Mil
ler aad Oorate4 by Otto
' Slentasen.
A new and large hotel building is going
up In South Omaha at the corner of Twenty-sixth
and O streets. E. W. Ounther be
lng th capitalist tftvolved and Bach A
McDonald the contractors.
The new building la a two-story brick
64x60 and will aland adjacent to the Miller
hotel. When completed the upper floor of
the new building will be Joined for hotel
purposes to the Miller, making a single
building IMxiao, for the dimensions of the
Miller building are 91x60.
The new building will cost 115,000 when
completed,' and this will be about May 1.
Otto Blemssan of Omaha will take It over
and haa chargo of the building, while E. L.
Miller will operate the hotel. There will
be four new stores . under the hotel part
of the new structure.
Isapl Hbb to l- UrlfB.
Racking 1 grippe coughs that niay de
velop into pneumonia over night are
quickly cured by Foley's Honey and Tsr.
The aoro Inflamed lungs are healed
and strengthened, and a dangerous condi
tion Is quickly averted. Take only Foley's
Hoavey end Tar lnxthe yellow packagea
jk a U druggist
Imported Swlnea,
35c quality, yd. .15c
4 6-inch heavy white
linen suiting, $1.00
quality, yard .. ,65c
46-Inch heavy white
linen suiting, 75c
quality, yard . .59c
36-inch sheer white
linen suiting, yard,
U5c, 20c, 35c, 50c
36-lnch white iolglum
crash suiting, Gi'c qual
ity, yard .85c
Madras waistlugb fur wo
men's tailored waists,
yard, 10c, 5c, SOc up.
32-lnch madras shirtings,
in small, neat stripes,
yard, 25c, 85c, 45c, 49c
Mercerized French mull,
36 inches wide, at. .25c
Mercerized French Mull,
46 inches wide, yd.. 85c
French lawn, 46
Inches wide, yard,
29c, 85c, 89c and
up to 85c
Our 35c special lin
gerie cloth, yd.. 21c
Short lengths of long
cloth, 26c quality,
yard 14c
Imperial English
Nainsook, bolt of
12 yards, at... 98c
I. OMAHA j
SENATE FILES NUMBER ONE
Former Legislator Hopes Oae of Tkla
Year Won't Be as Bad
tkat of 10OS.
' "Senate file No. 1 this year Is Introduced
by Howell of Douglas," observed a mem
ber of the legislature of 1903, "and that re
minds me that senate file No. 1 In the
session of 1903 was also Introduced by
Howell of Douglas. The Howell tn the
present case is E. E., the democratic poli
tician, and the Howell In the former case
was R. B ., the republican politician. The
bill of 1903 was . the compulsory water
works purchase bill and the rneakure this
year is the Omena charter bill.' , '
, "Omaha people who have the good of the
city at heart may well hope 'that senate
file No. 1 of 1909 will not impose on the
taxpayers of this city the injustices and
hardships Its predecessor of 1903 heaped
upon them. The former, bill, we may re
call, provided for the Immediate purchase
of the water works by the city. Instead
of enabling us to buy the 4ter works it
forced on us the Injustloe of buying law
yers' services at the rate of many thou
sands of dollars, for , which we have re
ceived nothing In return."
VEXED POPULACE BURN CARS
Mob at Rio Jaatlre Shows Disap
proval of New Fares mi
Itlaorartea.
RIO JANERIO, Jan. 11. Twelve tram
cars of the American Canadian company,
operating the City Street railway system!
were burned by a mob yesterday because
the company's new fares and itineraries
were considered unsatisfactory. The po
lice were unable to cope with the rioters.
The company, through the press, than
signified Its willingness to submit to any
reform the mayor might deem necessary
and quiet waa restored today.
Serloas Laecratloas
and wounds are healed without danger of
blood poisoning, by Buckl. n's Arnica Salve,
the healing wonder. 25c. Fur sule by
Beaton Drug Co.
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FRKE Any 15c linrlles' Ilonif Jonrnar
pattern with the Quarterly Style Iloott, StKj
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This Week Annual Sale and
WHITE CARNIVAL
EMBROIDERIES
Greatest underprice embroidery selling in all the west.
Monday morning another big shipment, $2,000 worth'Em
broideries, opened up and put on sale. Offered for first time
Wednesday. Direct importation brings price to lowest point.
27-inch Shirt, Waist Embroideries,
elaborate effects, values to $1.50
at 08 and 75
45-inch Skirtings, worth $1.25,
at . .( 89 and QO
18-lnch Embroideries in Nainsook
and Swiss, positively SOc values,
at
29c
27-inch Flouncings, 69c values,
at 39
24-lnch Flouncings and Corset
Cover Embroidehies, 40c goods,
at 25
30c wide Embroideries, Bead
ings, Insertions, etc, at . . 19
20c wide Embroideries, Edges,
Insertions, Bands, etc., at 10
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
A sale of thousands of pieces new 1909 styles, Corset Cov
ers, Drawers, Skirts, Gowns, Chemises, Combinations, etc.
Extraordinary Bargains on every table:
59
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39c Corset Covers,
Carnival price. .
60c Corset Covers, OQc
Carnival price..;'
98c Corset Covers, KQo
Carnival price
$2.48 Corset Cov- fQO
ers, Carn'v'J price 0
76c Drawers,
Carnival price. ,
1.25 Drawers,
. Carnival price. .
48c Drawers,
Carnival price .
69c Drawers,
Carnival price .
75
25
39
$2.00 Gowns,
Carnival price
$2.50 Oowns,
Carnival price ,
$1.98 Chemises,
Carnival price
$2.96 Combinations 91
Carnival price .. .
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BEITirSTT'S BSAVOOV XiIZTEK COKRZSPOHDEHCB PAJrEB 300 boxes
coutalning 60 sheets and 60 envelopes, fine linen finish paper,
and 10 Kt&mns. for rfJV
5,000 ODD SAUCERS GO '
ON SALE WEDNESDAY
English and American Porce- Oi French, Japanese, and German Tn
lain Saucers decorated Bauoers Jj
nnns anh FNns thtma Tw reat abies of sghtiy
KJXJUiJ IXiSU LjIHUO nicked or chipped pieces of China
of all sorts, on sale . Wednesday, at greatly reduced prices, fT to rTfir
ranging from '. i-'
WEDNESDAY NOTION SALE
Silk Covered Teatberbone, regular 15c
quality, light gray only, 71,f
yard '2-
Black Skirt Braid, lOo quality, K(,
holt 6 yardw for
800 yard Spool Cotton, white only, our
special. Hoc. aozen . . . xor
or ftt,ltM"'M
5c
Elastle Kemnants,
two for '. .
5c
Women's and Children's Hose Sup
porters, In black, white and - Lf
light blue, for
Giant Xilnea flnlah Thread, Kg
. special, 2 for
ANY-&.OTH COAT
WOKTX $35, 35 and 1 40
.'FOR WOMEN '
Every one absolutely
new and up-to-date,
black and colors,
choice, at.
$15
GREAT SUIT SALE
YAX.UES rOSITZTB&T S3S.00
FOR WOMEN
Mew styles just in . tsn
last week, hand 111 1 rjOJ
finished worsteds,
black and colors...
$175
Bennett's Big Grocery
An Unusual Wednesday Sal "BEST WB IATE" brand OaZTtTBD GOODS
Best We Have 25c Fancy French String Beans, can .....18o
Best We Have 15c Regular Mtrlngless Beana, can lOo
Best We Have 18o Sugar Beets, special, can lflo
Best Wa Have 25c Orated Pineapple, can 18o
Best We Have 26c Lemon Cling Peaches, can 18o
Best We Have 26c Yellow Peaches, per can 18o
Bennett's Capitol, 20c extra small Strlngless Beans, can X4o
Bennett's Capitol Flour, small sack 80o and 30 green stamps
A. B. C. Catsup, rexul&r price 23c, special Wednesday 18o
Kgg-O-See Bt-eukfust Food, 4 packages for S6o
Mignonette, extra marrowfat Peas, per can loo
BAILEY & MACH
DENTISTS
Best equipped Dental office In the middle west
Highest grade DentlHtry at Reasonable Prices. Por
celain fllllnns. Just like the tooth. All Instruments
carefully sterilized after each patient.
THIRD FLOOR. PAXTON BLOCK.
Corner 16th and Far nam SU.
II- TUU Aht LJrtAOLt
WE CAN CURE YOU
Average Time to Cure
Rupture. .. .One Visit
Enlarged Veins,
One Visit
Cataracts ...10 Days
Catarrh $0 Days
Goiter 90 Days
Piles . .. . I to 6 Days
Office Honrs to
Dally.
Write today to
GERMAN DOCTORS
Mala and Broadway,
COUHCXX. ILURI, I I I
IOWA.
FOOD FOR
NERVE
Weak and nervous men
who find their power to
work and youthful vigor J
kuiio m ihviii ul liver-
WOrk or mental exertion should take
GHAT'S NKKVE FOOD PILLS. They will
make you cat and sleep and be a
man again.
1 Bomi S fcesea ta.BO fey aaaU.
tJKXKMAM fc afcOOBBKU DkOd CO.
Cor. ls and Dodge Streets
OWX J.fJO COMJfAJST
iiet. ISta aaaV MmnS ta- Osaka. a
n - u hattar rem'
soie thrat r la a
trnubls than
HOWZLL'3 . ANTI- KAWT
Try a bottle, lie ana sea
KOW1U. BBVO OO..
fiist the Biiyi- Vtel boyal.
' SCHOOLS.
Ncbrtvsks Military Academy
xi.iaaicoi.Jt
A' Military Hoarding School for
boys, now located for the winter at
Fourteenth and U streets. . All de
partment are In full operation.
A good place for boys who don't
(it In public schools. Na entrance
c&amitnaitona are given; regular
cists work is supplemented by In
dividual Instruction; back work is
tanlly made up.
Pupils aro received at any time
front fifth to twelfth grades. Inclusive.
W'rt'e fr Catalogue.
B. P. UTWAU, SaperUaemdeat,
. LI mo la. Neb
WIFTIg TABS
They're "IT ' Mr. Hmart Dresser!
All the chic style features worked t
the limit In the new models.
Russia and Calf leathers.
Oxfords, Bluchers and
High Cut Bhoes.
Perforated tip and vamp.
S3. SO, 4 and 98,
FRY SHOE CO.
THE 8HOERB
16tb and Douglas Btreet.
D. C SCOTT. D.V.S
te Dr. SL L. BamaooWttt)
SaprtaJ. an
Calks Promptly Aaswered at All Hoars
Tksae OfTtee starmey T. p... mt
aWa. Ovaalaa Aas. vSUft lb
Wednesday Special Bargain Bulletin
January
Clearance
of
All Winter
Merchandise.
THK RKLLABLB STORE ,
January
Sale of
Linens
and White
' ' Goods.
Men's, VomBn's and Children's Winter'- Underwear
A Clean Sweep Sale of All Odd Lots and Broken Lines at Marvel
ous Bargain Prices , ,
.
LADIES' FLEECED VESTS AND
PANTS Heavy winter weights, val
ues to 11.00 garment, on sale
Wednesday, at 25 39 and 40f
LADIES' HEAVV WOOLKN UNION
SUITS Regular and extra sixes,
values to $3.00, at 81.50
LADIES' HEAVY FLEECED UNION
SUITS Worth to $2.00. all sixes.
Wednesday, at ....50c nd 98
CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS Heavy
fleeced, worth double Wednesday's
sale price of 45
CHILDREN'S VESTS OR PANTS-
Heavy winter weights, values to 60c,
choice 25
VOU CAN EASILY SAVE HALF BY
MEN'S WOOL SHIRTS OR DRAW
ERS All sizes and colors, made to
sell at $1.25 to $2, 'choice at per
parment GO 08a
MEN'S SHIRTS OR DRAV'ERS
Heavy fleeced, worth to' $1.00, all
sizes, on sale, at ' S5t '39 45
DR. WRIGHT'S WOOL FLEECED
SHIRTS OR DRAWERS $1.50.
quality, at
DR. WRIGHT'S COMBINATION
SUITS $2.00 to $3.00 values, heavy
winter weights, at . .$1.50 $1.03
MEN'S CALF SKIN MITTEN 8---W00I
lined, values to $1.00, on sale at per
Par 3D and 40
BUYING NOW SCORES OF OTHER
BIG SPECIALS WEDNESDAY IN DOMESTIC ROQM.
Special Sale on Pattern Table Cloths
IN OUR HIGH GRADE LINEN DEPARTMENT WEDNESDAY
FIFTY PURE LINEN TABLE CLOTHS Heavy, double damask, full 72
inches square, good value at $5.00 each, Wednesday, each .$2,50
FIFTY PURE LINEN TABLE CLOTHS Dew bleached, Size 2x2 yards,
never sold at less than $6.00, Wednesday, each $3.25
FIFTY PURE LINEN GERMAN SILVER BLEACH TABLE CLOTHS Size
8-4, worth $2.75 each, Wednesday each ,. $1.75
FIFTY PURE LINEN HEAVY GERMAN TABLE CLOTHS New pronounced
patterns, size 8x10, regular selling price $3.00, Wednesday, each $2.00
FIFTY DOZEN HIGH GRADE LINEN AND TURKISH TOWELS -Full size
hemmed, hemstitched and fringed, all our 85c and 39c values, Wednes
day, each , 1J)
ALL MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. ,
sffiaI Zion City Laces sSal
This Splendid Line of Wash Laces has now been on the market for
10 years and proven in every instance their superiority over any
other similiar line of laces manufactured. ;,,,.
We have the exclusive sale of these laces for Omaha,' and .invite
your attention to the special bargains in new Spring Patterns
Wednesday, at yard 3V$C 5c 7VC 10c 12VaC
50cWIDE FANCY RU0HINGS
pink, blue, brown, white and
black, Wednesday, yard ; 35c
50c PAD HOSE SUPPORTERS
with rubber buttons, great snap
Wednesday, at pair ...... 19c
Wednesday in the Domestic Room
3c Mercerized Damask 25
SOc Mercerized Damask 38
75c Mercerized Damask 48
10c Outing Flannel for ...i.-QHtp
12 He Outing Flannel .7Hf
18c Flannelettes ............ 10
White Waistlngs, regular 19c and 15c
quality, at yard ... 10 a"1 7
36-lnch Linen Finish, shrunk, at per
yard 7tft 10t 12 W
Irish -Dimities, checks and stripes, at
per yard ....5t 7H and 10
19c Persian Lava 10t
15c Persian Lawn 8tt
12 Vic Persian Lawn ;'. ... ...TMtj
12 He India Linon 7Hep
10c India Llnon -5
12 e Towels, each '8
10c Towels, each .......... ..7H
Yard wide Bleached Sheetings, . regir-
10c grade for ..-QH
Yard wide Unbleached Sheetings,
'regular 10c ' grade . . i ...... .5
HAYDEN S FIRST FOR GROCERIES, FRESH VEGETABLES,
FRUITS, CRACKERS, BUTTER, CHEESE AND MEATS
Best Pure Cane Granulated Sugar at less
than jobbers' cost.
10 bars best brands Laundry Soap for J5o
6 pounds choice Japan Rice for 26c
4 pounds Pearl Tapioca or Sago for ..25c
The best hand picked Navy Beans, lb. 6c
Sib. cans solid packed Tomatoes ..Ho
J-lb. cans fancy No. 1 Sweet Sujar Corn
for '
8-lb. cans Golden Pumpkin, Hominy.
Squash or Baked Beans, for 8Hs
Three 10c packages Up-to-Data Washing
Powder for '0c
Golden Corn, Aples or Tomatoes for ..5c
Bromagelon ellycon or Jello. package 1 He
Peanut Butter, per Jar
OH or Mustard Sardines, per can ....4 Ho
Bchepp's Cocanut. per pound Jo
Fancy Golden Bantoes Coffee, lb 16c
Fancy Maraoalbo Blend Coffee, lb. ....1S0
Fancy Porto Klco Blend Coffee, lb.
Fancy Ankola Blend Coffee, lb. 5c
The best Tea Slftlnns, ppr pound ...... 1 6c
Fancy Sun Dried Japan Tea, per pound 25c
Fancy Spider Leg Japan. English Break-
fast Oolong, Ceylon or Gunpowder Tea.
per pound
Fancy California Prunes, per pound 7 He
Fancy. Cleaned Currants, per pound ..H
DONT
FORGET
Fancy Muscatel Cooking Raisins, lb. 8H0
Omaha's Oraatsst Tsgstabla and
Trait Market
Fresh Fplnach. per peck ...20o
Fresh Beets or Turnips, bunch 60
Fresh Head Lettuce, per head 6c and 7 Ho
Fresh Ontona, three bunches far 60
Fancy Fresh Cauliflower, per pound 7 Ho
Fancy Fresh Wax Beans, fluart ....... JQo
Fancy fresh Green Beans, quart lOo
Two heads fresh Leaf Lettuce ...... ..60
Three bunches fresh Radishes ........ 5e
New Honey, per rack .ItHo
New Kard Dates, per pound lOo
Fresh Roaated Peanuts, per. quart ...... 6a
Large Cocoanuts, .each 60
Large, Juicy Lemons, per dosea .16a
BIsT Highland STarel Oraage Sal
The most healthful fruit grown to eat
this season of the year. The Highland
Navels are the finest,- rlahest flavored,
juiciest and sweetest oranges grown. Sale
prices:
Regular 25c else, per dozen ..ISo
Regular SOc size, per dosen . JOo
Regular 26o else, per d03en 1 . . 1 . ,to
Regular 40c else, per dozen )0o
A handsome Tea Canister,. FRE.E, wtth
every pound of Tea WeduKadav.
IT
PAYO
TRY HAYDEH'S FIRST
There are no vacant offices, but:-
If you have been looking for cuch rooms, no donbt
yon-have found desirable space U a rare thing. From
time to time changes are made by tenants which -yfould
make available just the kind of office rooms which yon
desire-
THE BEE BUILDING
to occupied from top to bottom, but tor reasons abort atated
we keep a waiting list and would b pleased to bata '70a sail
and look through: the baildlng. By, giving ua aa idaa of ronr
rsaoiremssts would place us la a poslOoa to fulfill roar want
along this Una at soma futura Una. Laava your nam aad
ddraas with
It W. DAKER, Supt, Room 150