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TIIAYER ME OF THE CAMP
Late Soldier-Statesman Honored by
Ak-Sar-Ben Tenting Ground.
3ESERAL SMITH WILL COMMAITO
rrnilsloaal Dlelalra Will Caelst ol
One Brigade ' CTlry, Infea
ir, Artillery, Hospital
mm Slgaal Caraa.
Camp Thayer ha been assigned as the
mmi of the new camp at Tort Omaha for
the regular army division to assemble here
for Ak-Sar-Ben.
The namo Camp Thayer la In honor of
the lata Brevet Major Oeneral John M.
Thayer, '" distinguished soldier, cltlien
and statesman of Nebraska."
Brigadier General Frederick A. Smith has
been designated to command the camp
and division, with Major Daniel B. Devorc
of the Eleventh Infantry as adjutant gen
eral. First Lieutenant A. LaRue Christie
Is aids-de-camp to Qaneral Smith.
The provisional division will consist of
one brigade of cavalry, one brigade of
infantry, ona battery of artillery, and one
company of the hospital corps, with the
signs! corps at Fort Omaha.
The two battalions, headquarter and
band of th Thirteenth Infantry from Fort
Leavenworth, : Colonel n. H. B. Lough
borough commanding, are the first of th
troops to arrive at Camp Thayer, reaching
her Wednesday evening by rail.
Most of the cavalry brigade will arHv
Saturday, being now en route by marching
from Dea Moines, where they took part In
the recent military tournament.
The ' second and third battalions of the
Sixteenth fnfantry will leave Fort Crook
Monday and will march to Camp Thayer.
The entire provlslonst division will be In
camp by next Tuesday.
Court House Fundss
to Buy General
Fund Warrant
Investment Ordered by Commissioner,
and Will 8ave County Between
' $3,000 and $4,000.
A resolution has been passed by the Board
of County Commissioners providing for the
Investment of' part of the new court house
building fund ' In county general . fund
warrants which ' will save the county
between 13.000 and (4,000 during the next
eight months.' "
As sootI as the county warrants are
registered they begin to draw interest at
1 per cent and often cannot be paid for
half a year. All warrants Issued from now
until Decefnber, when the funds from the
1909 levy become available, will draw Interest
until that time. The full amount of the
levy cannot be drawn upon to pay warrants
until next May. All payments made out
by the county will be drawing Interest In
the meantime. '
But the county ha a fund that varies
between $360,000 and $3OQ.O00 on hand for
the new building. From the use of this the
bank are paying ! per cent. As soon as
more money Is needed for that fund, bonds
in' "blocks of STiO.OOO are sold to the state
treasury so it Is kept at about the same
figure In spite of the payments made to
the contractors at nearly $10,000 a month.
" Commissioner Bedford Introduced this
resolution to provide a way for using
enough of this fund to take up the warrants
as soon as they.' are issued and begin to
draw Interest In order to save th county
the 6 per cent difference In Interest between
what the banks pay In and the county
pays out.
JUDGE GOOD SAYS SEDGWICK
WILL LEAD REPUBLICAN TICKET
That U Ills View After Visit Orer
the State In Interest of His
Own Candidacy.
Judge B. T'. Good of Wahoo has come to
Omaha to bow to Ak-Sar-Ben and Inci
dentally' to make a little hay while th sun
Itllir.
"1 hive been out In the state every day
Ince the primary," aald Judge Good, who
i a democratic - candidate for supreme
Judae. "and I find considerable Interest in
the campaign. The. people are busy In
every walk of life, but I find they have
time to talk politics whenever the o cession
demand. ' -
"I am satisfied from what I have heard
over; the state that Jndg Sedgwick will
lead the republican ticket thla fall. I am
unable to say at this time how the election
will come eut and I believe no man knows."
Jutlff Oood will go to Lincoln Friday to
attend the reception given by Mr. and Mr.
W. J. Bryan In honor of th twenty-fifth
jmlvertary of their wedding. Mr. Bryan
returned to Lincoln Wednesday evening,
accompanied by his son, William J. Bryan,
Jr., and hla wife, whom he met at Kansas
City. : . .
Fall colds are quickly cured by Foley'
Honey and Tar, th great throat and lung
remedy. Th genuine contain no harm
ful drug. Sold by all druggist.
NEWC0MERST0 PARK ZOO
Pervaptnes, Grnnndhaara and One
'rosea m Are Donnteel to Rlver
view Menagerie.
Four fretful porcupines, three ground
hogs guaranteed - to forecast the weather
sis months la advance, and one fat. Juicy
'poasum . have been added to the too at
River view park and will be ready for in
spection in their best dud by next Sunday.
The animals were secured by Superin
tendent Adams from Silas P. Wolf, 1034
Amen avenue, who was Interested In a clrou
which went to the wall, leaving him with a
mall menagerie on his handa. Quarter
in . th animal house at the park already
bave been furniKhed for the neweomera.
' Chsmberlam a Colic. i-hoUra and Diar
rhoea Remedy Is today th best knows
-auwioin In uee for the relief and eure of
' towti complaint. It curea griping, diar
rhoea, 4yntry, and should b taken at
th first unnatural looseness of th bowels.
11 is Q vy valuable for children and
adult, it ala cuie. Hold by all drug
guvs. Hnlldlna: Permits.
. P. IT.iodo. M South Twenty-fourth
street, biirk arpartmvnt house, ,tKO
U. I. Frank. Thirty-sevond and Corby
sirens, fiatne dwelling, U.Out; w. J. Hank
Ihrrty-second and Corby street, frame
dwelling liOrt). Martha L. Hall. Eighteen?!!
and rjprtng streets, frame dwelling. J; 60u
Inlon Pacific Hallway company, brick' oil
house. U.; I'nion Pacific hallwsy com
pany, brick shop, U,X; Vnion Pacific Rail
way company, lumber shed. 11. hM; Union
t'auine Hallway company, lumber shed
CI. Ml: Hany (iro.s. Twenty. first and How
ard etjeets. brick apartment house, $1 (MX
-. Ueaely Wright V
poMs sufferer from lung trouble till
lh. learn Dr, King New iXscovery will
tlo'p them. - so and UOu, aol4'by Ueatoo
Lrug Cn,
Big Special Sale
AT
GREAT SPECIALS
Swansdawn Flannels desirable for robes, dressing sacques
and splendid warm kimonos richest patterns fl f
ever shown and all washable large assortment 1110
in 10, 15 and 18-yard lengths, at, yard W
Fine quality swans
down flannel in
short mill lengths
on bargain
square, at, HP
yard "
One case of regular
12c grade India
linen will be sold
at, per
yard
Serpentine Orepes For kimonos. In order to introduce the
heavy, new, beautiful patterns, the mill agrees to "j f n
sell 'a limited number of kimono patterns from I Iff,
18c cloths at, yard ,wy
Amoskeag Outing Flannels
checks, stripes and plaids Daisy
twilled baby flannels white,
pink, cream, light and
dark blue. etc. best
grade, yard
8c
8 Till 0 A. M. We will
sell Amoskeag apron
check gingham In
short mill lengths
0 Till 11
will sell
lengths
12 He flannelettes
many to
match, each
piece
1c
In pretty new
patterns at
yard .
New Lots of Factory Ends and Sample Pieces
ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS
From the Passaic, N. J. Woolen Mills.
All wool dress goods in the modish effects of diagonaJs,
fancy serges, Ottomans and poplin weaves, satin Soleil,
Prunellas, taffeta weaves and Victoria suitings, 43 to 54
inches wide in two special Qfl O Q
bargain squares, positively OwC fln OtJC
HUl 111 up p-, a k, jniu
Odd Lots aid Remnants of Silks
Plain and fancy silks, poplins and Bengalines, Messalines,
fancy silk suitings, black and colored dress ft
taffetas 27-inch pongee silks, etc. on bar- -jHR
gain square, yard
Remnants and Odd Lots
Laces and Insertions
French and German vals., plat vals., Point de Paris,
Torchons and fancy wash laces worth up to 1240.
Venise Laces, Crochet Laces,
worth up to 35c yard, at
Also appliques, insertions and galloons net top
black chantilly laces, etc, real linen torchons.
Next Saturday A Great Bargain Event
Sale of Women's Suits
Hundreds of the highest grade fall suits bought at
a great reduction from an eastern manufacturer
Watch Friday night's papers.
1BRANDE1S STORES I 0
Beataa
rant ea
eeond
rioor.
Opposite
Carnival
OMAHA'S TVRK
FOOD CENTER.
FISH DEPARTMENT
Brook Trout, per lb 15
Fresh White Fish, per lb ...
Fresh Dressed Buffalo, lb.. 10
Fresh Herring, per lb 10
Wall Eyed Pike, per lb 15
Red Snapper (sliced) lb ...18
Spanish Mackerel, lb 25
Also a full Una of strictly fresh Baby Halibut. Fillet De Sole, Cat
Fish, Boiled Lobsters. Smelts, Yellow Perch, Crapples, Sun Fish, Blue
Points and Seal Shlpt Oysters.
INDUSTRIAL HOME SOON OPEN
Wtrk ef mejavenatlnc Park Wilde
Attat alldlna; Benn by As.
eeclate Charities.
The new industrial home now being es
tablished at 1231 Park Wilde avenue by the
Associated Charities will be occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. E. l. Gepeoo. and Mrs. Oep
son, who wa formerly a teacher In-the
I detention school, will be placed In charge
of transients.
The work of renovating tfco building has
already started, and Mia Jonta. secretary
of th Associated Charities hopes to have
th building ready fur occupancy within
a few days. la the meantime work for
those la need of aaetatanoa will be pro
vided at th home and applicant -will be
THE BEE:
IN OUR BASEMENT
Outing flannel, gen
uine Amoskeag in
stripes, plaids, etc.-
in short mill
lengths, at, flf
yard b
6c
Scotch plaid gingham that
sell regularly at 12Vc yard
from 'the bolt, c
yard 3C
A. M. We
short mill
o f regular
Friday Afternoon, Be
ginning at 1:80
Remnants of black and
colored mercerized sa
-"3V3c
teen would be
a bargain at
12c yard bar
gain square, yd.
Sc
2ic-5c
various widths,
10c
laces,
Ziunoh
Counter
in base
ment. Try our
SOo
Plate
Sinner.
HOME MADE CAXDIES
Fresh Every Day.
These candles are made from
the purest and best material ob
tainable. The attractive, neat,
and clean appearance of this de
partment, also the great profusion
of varieties will show you that no
effort is spared to give you
Better Candy for Dens Money.
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put to work helping get the bouse and
grounds In condition.
Since the announcement that the home
would be opened charitable persons hav
glvn considerable furniture, but chairs
snd bedding are still needed. Miss Jonts
has requested persons who deelre to give
something to call the Associated Charities
office at the city hull.
C. R. Kluger. the jeweler, 1060 Virginia
avenue, Indianapolis. Ind., writes: "I was
so weak from kidney trouble that I could
hardly walk a hundred feet. Four bottles
of Epley's Kidney Remedy cleared my com
plexion, cured my backache and th Ir
regularities disappeared, and I can now
attend to business every day. and recom
mend Foley's Kidney Kemedy to all uf
feeers. as It eured me after the doctors and
other remedies had failed." Sold by all
druggist!
OMAHA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1,
'rir arm-BKWTHTww: srisr
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when pnrohaeed with
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FRIDAY EXTRAS
Lucky for You
The old straw of ill luck on Friday does not hold good at
Bennett's quite the reverse is true. Of all the week Fri
day is the one big bargain day in which you can revel in the
store's be6t Bales. It's a day for clean up lots, odds and
ends, remnants and special purchases, etc., all at prices
that are decidedly "lucky for you."
A SKIRT SALE
FRIDAY
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Yvon you J J
Purchase of fifty hand
some pleated and gored
models of fine serges,
and vlgereaux manufac
turers' samples, mostly
plain and fancy grays
$10 and 112 ecu
Skirts J
CHILD'S
WHITE
WAISTS
Clean up lot Lingerie
Waists, all desirable
1.25 values, to close
50
Splendid Fall and Win
ter styles In all sood
colors, also fancy
cloths; cleverly trim
med, too; garment
actually worth $5 and
.fco: sizes
years; In
day's sale
Fall Tailored Suits and Dresses
Values to $25.00
The best offer of the season. Either a striking tailored
suit with long coat and pleated skirts in broadcloth or
worsted, or a fashionable one-pieoe dress
values. to $25 in following colors: Olive,
gray, navy, catawba, myrtle,
Fleeced House Dresses, in shep
herd's plaid fabrics, neatly made.
Fall styles, all or
sizes ' 91 aid
Flannelette Gowns for women;
splendid weighty material, cut
wide and long and finish
ed with braid, special . . .
59c
Misses' Salts, tailored styles, one
dozn, all different, 18 to 17-yr.
sizes, values $10 and
$15, at
$5
Women's Hijfh Shoes, Oxfords, Pumps
One of
Dress Goods Remnants
Another day for our big purchase of Mill Remnants of choice new
Autumn fabrics. Wa bought an eastern mill's entire season's accumu
lation at half value.
4 TO 8-YARD LENGTHS Plaid and fancy materials, serges, wool
taffetas, panamas, broadcloths, batistes, etc., for one-piece dresses and
tailored suits and coats
$2.60 Broadcloths SI. 155
$2.00 Worsted Suitings ..$1.00
$1.60 Assorted Fabrics 75
A Sale of Silk Remnants
Great counter heaps of them and
too, in plain and fancy effects, 27
ors, China silks, black silks, foulards, etc., values to 76c, at,
yard
TKIUMIKOa, rTO Novelty trimming-
and bralile In narrow and
wide widths; also nrw Jet effects
values up to lie, at Bo
OOTTOV TOKOHOH I.AOXB, wide
and narrow, values to 10c. at
yard Ho
Friday Candy Da.y
Balduff Pure Candy Co's. Fine Candies Freshly Made
Bennett's Special Chocolate
Creams Usual 50c pound,
at 25c
Linens and Domestics, Way Down
A day's special attractions that
pricing uncommonly lucky for you.
Unbleached Muslin
Remnants, 36 - inch
heay 8 He Quality,
at .v 5t
Fancy Linens, h e m
stltched and drawn
squares, la and 20
inch, 25c goods, on
sale for 10
Bleached Damask, 60
lnch, 4 patts, 30c
Quality , 21
lUeatlied Sheets o f
heavy, durable ma
terial, regular 69c
value 304
Groceries for Friday and Saturday N
Bennett' Best Coffee, three pound 91.00 and 100 Qrren
Bennett s Best Coffee, on pound See and SO Green
Bennett's leas, assorted, pound 7So and 100 Ureen
Bennett's Tea Hifilng-, pound 160 and IS Ureen
Bennett's Capitol Kxtracta, bottls 180 and 20 Ureen
Bennett's Capitol Baking- Powder, Mb. can (1.00 and 100 Green
Pride of Bsnnetl's Flour, sack l.ea and 40 Ureen
Jap Rice. 4 pounds for a 60 and 20 Ureen
Bennett's Bargain Soap, ten bar
Wonder Wax. three large alze S5e and ' 10 Green'
Jell-O Ice Cream Powder, package 100 and 10 Ureen
Jlamoud Crystal Ball. 1 4 -lb. ssclt 8S0 and 20 Green
iV,.'",,'r '" VM"..''"" ('ar?- cn 10 and i Green
Eddy's halad Mustard. Jar 10 and 10 Green
Bennett s Capitol Oats. 2-lb. package 11 a,i,i 10 Green
Btnnett's Capitol Pancake Flour, package lie and 10 Green
Cheese, best quslity, pound SOo snd 10 Green
Premium Butterine. two pounds 47o snd 10 Ureen
Mignonette Peas, thre can tso and 10 Green
COB Bennstfs Capitol Court- TOIUTOII Royal Tomatoes
tr- (ientlsman Corn, usual 12Vo UBua uric. 1' V4o Including la
juallty. special. Including 80 . v ' o-lncludlng 10
Sumps S oaa 30e stamps s eaa SOo
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OOOKIZS Fruit Cookie, fresh BWTTBB Bennett's Capitol
and delicious, usual 16c quality. Creamery, fin-st produced, pound
Pound li brick, full weight 33 a
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TTX.S BOOK Only 8a
any 15c Ladies' Seme
COATS
LACE
WAISTS
Choice of our Lace.
Ecru and Net and
White Net with color
ed dot Waists, worth
$6.50vfor ...$3.05
i m m
Krl
. .$3.95
$15
brown, black .
CORSETS! on the Bargain Tables.
Two lots tomor- Z.lCn
row to create the wvl 111
liveliest day's business of the
season. We have almost one
hundred dozen of these corsets,
direct from the maker. The styles
are absolutely correct and all are
fresh and clean. Your size is
here.
75c Corsets 50d
$1.00 Corsets 75
Our Beit Friday Sales
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VFon you I
The snappiest of the season's styles, but
sizes are small, ranging from 2f2 to 4'2
only. In the lot are patent colts and
vici lace and button slioes, also -ankle
strap pumps and oxfords in Q ! M Q
dull and patent leathers. All V
$2, $2.50 and $3 lines 1
$1.25 Fabrics, all kinds ..G2Vit
$1.00 Fabrics, all kinds ...5O4
60c Fabrics, all kinds 25
at such prices. Best kind of Silks,
- inch pongees in many col
25c
WASX GOOD) Two whol cases
plain colored 86-lnoh Percale, plain '
stripe madras, values to lie, all
remnants 8Vi
nivaxLiim mxaorAjm Best
lOo snd 12 c quality, printed styles
yard Se
Maple Caramel Glaces Fin
est 40c quality, now, at per
pound 20c
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TKS RZLIADLS STORE
A Value Climax
we re nurrjing out a Dig special purcnaee ann severans
lots at less price than the same Silks could be bought reguV i
wholesale.
75o Peau de Cygnes 50 pieces
in the lot, swell line of coats,
at 50c
Plain and Fancy Silks Newest
weaves and colors, 27 in. wide,
values up to $1 .'Jo yd., at C8c
and .... 80C
Plain and Fancy Silks In
remnants to 20 yards, values to
$1.25 yard, all kinds, at 38c,
48c and 58c
FRIDAY IS REMMT DAY
IN OUR FAMOUS
Remnants in Cotton Goods
Remnants in cotton goods, percales.
prints, Outing flannels, flannelettes,
poplins, pongees, long cloths, India
llnons, Persian lawns, etc., lengths
from 2 to 10 yards in piece, and
placed according to value in 4 lots
Lot 1 3VC
Lot 2 5c
Lot 3 7V'aC
Lot 4 10c
REMNANTS IN
High Grade Wash Goods
DEPARTMENT
5,000 yards of silk mixed wash
goods, ginghams, percales, mad
ras, lawns, crepes; also remnants
of high grade linings, in lengths
from 2 to 10 yards, at greatly re
duced prices.
Ready-to-Wear Garment Bargains
IN DOMESTIC
Ladies' Wash Dresses, worth to
$3.00, at $1.25
Children's School Dresses, $1.50
to $2.50 values at 49c
Sateen Underskirts that sold to
$1.25, choice 49c
Ladies' Wash Waists to $1.25
values at 49c
Handled
Axe
39c Japanned
Coal Hod
15c
Th Axe I th well known Arrow Brand,
and fully guaranteed big- snap, at
Coal Sod is fall sis Japanaed and worth
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NOTION SPECIALS FRIDAY
IN OUR DOMESTIC ROOM
200-yd. perfect Machine Thread, 1)4 a
Gold Eye Needles, pkg q
10c Pearl Buttons, per doz. ...3Vs
16c Dressing Combs, metal back,
t 4tti
READ THE BIO OCTOBER
A Saving of 25 to 50 Per Cent
Bur Flour now. It 1 bound to to higher.
For the sal, th best High Patent
Flour, per sack, 48 lbs 91.40
10 bars best brsnds Laundry 8oap . .S6c
T lbs. best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal, 2(c
( lbs. choice Japan Rice 26c
t lb, beat Pearl Tapioca, Sago or Bar
ley 2tc
The best White or Tellow Cornmeal, per
ssck 16c
Bromangelon. Jellycon or Jello, pkg., 7Vc
Tall cans Alaska Salmon ..10c
The best Soda or Oyster Crackers, per
pound (c
The best crisp Pretaels or Ginger 8nps.
per pound tie
Fancy Assorted Cookies, per lb ....10e
Fancy No. 1 Creamery Butter, lb. ..28c
Fancy No. 1 Dairy Table Butter, lb., 24o
Fancy Full Cream Ches.per lb 18c
rresk Vegetables at X, Then Wholesale
Fancy Sweet Corn, per dozen 12 He
DOfTT
FORGET
TRY HAYDElTS FIRST
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Jewelry Repairing -Jag!Z2!m Repair Watches and
Our Specialtyg? '"!s?2iN??jt Clocks Right
3"" A Very Choice Line g-
2 WATCHES, DIAMONDS 3
"5,i 1 and JEWELRY j.
Cut Glass SiS:aaiia6235 Silverware
MAWHINNEY . RYAN CO.
lOlh and Douglas Streets
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STERLING SILVER H
always makes a nice wedding gift. We carry. a beautiful
line of flat ware and serving places. I -el us show them
to you before purchasing wedding gift. . Look for th
name. , .
S. W. Lindsay. Jeweler
161 Deagia Vtreet.
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WHITE FOt BOOK ON PILES AND RECTAL DISEASES WITH TESTIMONIALS
DR. K. St. TARRY. S24
OF DARGAIIJS i
Many Other
That Are
us
Not Here
Mentioned
in Silks Friday!
Black Silk Bargains, ma'
in quality at the special
prices
Black Taffeta, 36 in. widT
boiled, a cTpat snan FridaT I'
, 0 1 .j
4
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$1.25 Black Peau de Soie, 36
wiHp. fin mifl.litv. mpdii.
weight, at yard 80,
Black Taffeta, and Peau da Soley,
in. wiae, oc vaiue, wnne it
lasts, yard 4oC
DOMESTIC ROOM
Remnants of Linen
Irish, German and Scotch linens, alsd
fine mercerized linens in remnants oj
2 to 4 yards, worth from 69c to fl.Bdl.
yard yard
Lot 1 25c
Lot 2 39C
Lot 3 49c
Lot 4 59o
Also remnants of toweling and sheet
ings. REMNANTS OP
Wool Dress Goods
Henriettas, serges, panamas, broad
cloths, tailor suitings, novelties,
fancies and all kinds of black and
colored dress goods, worth from 754
to 1 3 yard in lots .
Lotl
Lot 3
Lot 5
.25c Lot 2.... 39c
49c Lot 4.... 59c
75o
ROOM FRIDAY 4
RAINCOATS to $7.50 . values,
at $2.93
Silk Waists that sold to $6.00
choice ...i$1.70
Children's Coats, all sizes 4 to K
years, val. to $5, choice $1.95
Children's Hats and Caps to 75a
values 10c
made by the Sliver Fall Tool Co. KKr
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SBo.
Darning Cotton, fast black ...... 4
10c Collar Buttons, per doe 3Vi
600-yd. Basting Cotton, spool . .3
100-yd. Sewing Silk, spool 4tte
16c Back Combs, each
GROCERY OPENING SALE
on Your Housekeeping Expenses
4 bunches Fresh Beets .......... ....Ba
t bunches Fresh Radishes ...la
New Carrots, Parsnips or Turnips, per
pound T IVfca
3 hesds Fresh Hothouse Lettuce ......to
Fancy Denver Cauliflower, per lb.. ..10a
Fancy Caps Cod Cranberries, qt THo
t hesds Fresh Cabbago loo
Fancy Wax Or Ureen Beana, per lb. ...la
Fancy Home Grown Sweet Potatoes, per
pound iUo
Large Egg Plants, each to
2 stslks Celerv ....to
2 Urge Soup Bunches Bo
a cibioad or rrauajr raoam
KUMOAJUJUr PtVHll OB BII.TZ
FLUMS
They are packed 4 baskets In crate, onn
tafnlng about U doinn. For tills sp-
rlal aal. per 4 basket crate So
Buy now' If yon are going to put up
Prunes or Plums.
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PATQ
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neciai diseases cared without a SurgicaiR.
operation, no Uhioroiorm. Ether or others
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to last a LIFE-TIME, ."examinatioh ess.
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