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Him BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1910.
Our Sjwrlul
Halo of
WOMEN'S
Drcs3 and
Tailored
WAIST3
Nor Going on
A
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An Immense Purchase of All the Samples and Surplus Stock
From a New York Manufacturer Who Accepted a Loss in Order to Get the Cash.
i ti mist the entire stock at practically our own price. You can buy new skirts
WY'iIiKscliiy ;it what you would pay a few weeks later.
ALL IN THE CORRECT NEW STYLES FOR SPRING 1910
Everj- up-to-date new style feature, made of fine Altman. voile, chiffon panama,
French serges, heavy taffetas, gray worsteds, colored suitings, serges, panamas, etc.
It is your best chance to buy a fine new. skirt at less than Y2 price.
, - ;&$i
Fil i !! llKri ;lr AH the Women's
f'HA III IPIfi 11: if (ill SAMPLE SKIRTS
WHITK D.iESS LINENS
llHKC!M"nt White Cio:! lept.
8fi-Iich flneiwhlte DrcKS Llnt-n,
- 75t; vuiuo, yarJ 50o
36-lnrli medium heavy white
: lilii'Mi, far lullore'l waiwts. at,
yur'l , 3So
Srt-liu'h white linen Cambric.
yard EUc, 60a and up to $1.00
4,'-lnch white I, Inn Huitinir,
ynrd 5c, F.'.io, 6!)c up t $1.00
Sper-lnl number of 3B-lnrh
linen cambric, yard -80o
a i
BRANDEIS STORES, Omaha
OMAHA BALLOON A FAILURE
Dirigible Couli Kot Be Used Success
- .fully at Los Angeles.
KOT GAS ENOUGH TO FILL IT
Left Here lit Klrat-Clusa Shape and
ColoiAel GluMSurt Is at Loss to lu
Ueraluiul What Knocked
; It Out.
The dtrlRll'le taloon sent from Fort
Omaha to Los AVieles for participation In
the tournaments there acuirui to have fallen
short of success. It wus not in good con
dition and could not be used. "
It was certainly a succetu) in numerous
experiments at Fort Omaha and Fort Dew
Moines and seemed to meet every require
ment here a short time prior to Its ship
ment, to Los .Angeles. The balloon had
been filled In tho Fort Omaha balloon
house with hydrogen gas Bhortly before
b'.'lllK Bhlpped west.
Colonel Glussford. In command at Fort
Omaha, said: "I do not wish to get Into
any controversy about the matter and do
' not uaderstund Just why so unfavorable a
report should have come about tho dirigible
, at Los Angeles. In fact all that I know
bout it Is what I have seen In tho papers."
I, os Anvrles Story.
' The Los Angeles Times ea'd:
The uovormrient dlilslhle ballcon shipped
from Osiahu for use In the aviation meet
here 1b u buck number and may be worth-
, h.MS, n. w that tho aeroplane Is such a sue-
. cox".
When the k bajr was taken from Its
packing and the hydrogen turned Into it,
it leaked like a Kieve. Knabenvhue estl-
6QH3TIPATI0H
ftUHYOETS'
PAW-PAW PILLS
A
llunyon'a- Paw
Fa.tr l'als are tm
l.k all oth.-r lasi
tivci or c:.thirtit3.
Uhry conx the Uvcr
L.io aLvity by
t- ntlo methods,
ilioy do not scout ;
t!.cy Ai n'-t grirc;
they d ntt wuik
ec; but thty do
eUrt all the accre
tiens ct tha Wer
and stomach in a
Tray tli-t soon ju'.i
tltse organs in a
healthy conditicu
axd corrects cousti-
pnllon' la tny
cpinaa constiratioq,
is rwionaible fur mot sJtneuts. There
tro thirty-two) feet ol human bowel?,
v lik-h is really a sewer pipe. When tUU
j;ipe becomes clogged, tLa whole system
ictumes poisoned, causing Liioune-a, in.
t!:jtion and impure Lloo.l, which oftcT
produces rhcumastisrn and kidney ail- -inenU.
No 'woman iio tuHers v itU con
ItipstUa or any liver corn-lcat can ei
r.c;t to hsvu a tlu-r complexion, cr enjoy
j,-ird hes'th.
.Munyon's rawTa P lla ara a tonto
to tl.u totnah. liver an! nerves. T!:ty
iuVMurut i in iteid (i weakening; th'y
et;ri ti tho Llood insiead of iaipoveriaU-'
iry, it; they enable the stomach, to get
: U tho nt urui.im.ct liOiu food that is
1 pet into it.
The" pills contain no calomel, no dopt,
tliey sre soothing, healing and atuuu
latine. They school the Lowcls tu act
villi out pkyaac l'ficu 3 ceuU.
rr
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REMARKABLE
ample Sfei
85c Hand Loom Em
broideries at 49c
18 and 27 inch flouncings
and skirtings, elegant de-
, signs in SwIsb, Angleterre,
crochet, filet and a g
new combination
effects, yd. "
mated that he poked 80,000 feet of gas Into
the bag, but could not fill It.
The balloon was never put ' Jn -shape for
use, and the crowds did not even miss it.
Failure here may mean Its retirement, and
the government may go Into the business
of building aeroplanex, as Paulhan's flights
made a great Impression on the army offi
cers here.
Lieutenant Paul W. Heck who was the
official representative of the government
here during the meet, has been detailed as
survey officer. The affair has . becoma1 a
state affair, and orders .are Issued from
the War department.
Lieutenant Heck's duties are to make an
examination cf the balloon,' take affidavits
of experts on Its condition, and tha prob
able causes which may have affected it,
and to make full reports and send them
to Washington. ' .
The aviation committee probably will
have to put up a bond equal to the value
or the balloon or Its probable damage until
tho court of survey decides what la due.
Tho avlutlon committee says the balloon
was well packed when It reached Los An
Kclex: army, offlcors say the Omaha -authorities
hardly would have sent the balloon
out in poor condition; those who handled
the balloon here say that nothing was done
to injure the bag or Its equipment. There
fore, there Is but one conclusion to reach
that the balloon cannot stand packing and
handling without being rendered useless
for immediate action.
Louis 1'aulhan, who handled ' the big
French war dirigible, La K'publlque. says
that the dirigible cannot stand packing
without careful repairs before uslng again.
Ilalloona must be varnished, patched and
generally overhauled, which requires a
week or two, especially when hydrogen gus
la to be used.
The Rovernment balloon was sent here
with the understanding that It should be
returned in first-class condition, in which
shape it U supposed to have been sent from
Omaha. It oust the committee more than
$nuU to bring It, exclusive of possible dam
age. Now it may be neceesary to pay a
Bmall fortune to make good if the board
of survey finds that the Los Angeles com
mittee Is responsible for the damage
MILK WAGON AND STREET
CAR HAVE MISUNDERSTANDING
Collision on. Tracks Interferes wits)
Early Moraine frafflo on
Dodge Street. . .
The moial atmosphere of Sixteenth staeet,
between Capitol avenue and Dodge street,
was slightly streaked with blue early In
the morning and the ruffled tempera were
attributable to the vargarles of a milk
wagon.
A trolley car, crowded to the steps with
passengers, was doing Its best to get Its
human freight In time to resume the labors
of the day when It struck a snag the
wagon apparently glued to the tracks. For
ease of locomotion the driver had selected
the Applan Way, and when he endeavored
to bring his charge off at the sound of
the bell tha vehicle refused to budge, try as
he might to urge the willing steads. It
was not until the trolley oar officials with
poles lent a helping hand that tha signal,
"all clear ahead," could be given, but by
this time part of the cargo bad jettisoned
Itaelf. .-.
BLOCK SYSTEM NEARLY DONE
Keek Island's New Protective In.
atallatloa, Chicago to Omaha,
t'omnlete In April.
wnnin smy days, It Is stated, the Rock
Island line between Omaha' and Chicago
will be operated by a complete automatlo
block system. Electrical experts have
worked a far west aa Atlantic, la, and It
Is expected will have the system In opera
tion to Council Bluffs by April 1. .
A block signal Is being placed at In
tervals on on mile along the route. The
safety devices have been in operation be
tween Chicago and the Mississippi river
for some years, but the Improvement be
tween Chicago " and Council duffs was
undertaken recently, ,
Thursday
Is Our Great
Sale of
Women's
Neckwear
SALE
All the Women's
Samples and Surplus
SKIRTS
Stock, Worth Up to
$7.50, at
50c Fine Embroidered
Flouncings at 25c
18-lnch flouncings, skirtings,
corset cover and elegant
galoons; many
worth 50c yd.;
at, yard
25c
BANDIT'S FIANCEE ASRS COIN
Bill Matthews' Sweetheart Wants
Eansom for His Capture.
SAYS HEE TIP LED TO HIS ARREST
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Katie Srhnell of Kansas City, Con-
aplcaona in Train Robbers' Trial, ,
Sues the Union Pacific
for Reward.
And now'thls Is the unklndest cut of alt
Katie Schnell of Kansas City, who was
the special frtond of BUI Matthews and
through whl?h friendship came the ulti
mate undoing of the Overland Limited
mall robbers, now nerving life sentences
In the United tatea penitentiary at Lea
venworth, for holding up the United States
mail In Omaha, May 22 of last year, now
cornea In and demands a slice of the ran
som from 'the Union Pacific.
Miss Schnell' recognising the Inevitable
has reached the conclusion that Matthews,
Woods, Torgnson,' Golden and Qrlgwaro
are permanently located In Leavenworth,
now "seeks to profit by her confessed be
trayal of Matthews and his fellow bandits
and has brought suit In lntervenor In the
United States circuit court against tha
Union Paclflo Railway company for a por
tion of the reward offered by that company
for the "information leading to the ar
rest"; the arrest and conviction of Mat
thews and through his arrest securing the
conviction of the other four, bandits.
She claims to have been tha responsible
party who brought about Matthews' ar
rest and asks that she be awarded the
whole 15,000 offered for his arrest and
further that she be awarded $1,666.66 of
tha )S,000 reward offered for each of the re
maining four,' her total claim being for
$U,666.86..
Witness at the Trial.
Miss Schnell was one of the witnesses
against tha quintet of mall robbers at the
trial held In Omaha In November and
positively Identified all of them as being
seen by her frequently In Kansas City a
short while previous to the Omaha mall
robbery. She admitted to having been on
friendly terms with all of them, but claimed
that she did not know what business they
were engaged in at that time.
The Union Paclflo Railway company has
not yet filed any bill in answer to the
claims for the reward of $35,000 offered by
Food
is High
But there's more sustaining power
in a cup of Runkei'a Cocoa for
two cents han a pound of beef
for twenty - five cents. Make
Runkei'a your daily drink. You
will be surprised how it satisfies.
You 11 welcome the saving it pro.
Vide. ' You'll feel better and think
quicker. You 're sure of tha utmost
in coco if you are sura it's
MimlceFs
Cocoa
ii'.Bwiri "wr www crww w w
l TTCYiF
CTTTTT?1Tl
Y1
v-i
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fsriUXl STYLE IKOK is Just the finest rrer. I
You'll nfed It 20c, and a rattrn Pre. I
13 This Is
tho
IWOBfiEN
Any Coat in Our Stock
Worth $25 to $40 . . .
Need ariythlns- more be paid? Wu there ever a more meritorious bargain
heard of? Juat want to add this thought These coats every one of thejn
Is the pick of the heat styles of the present aeanon. You know the quality
and the character of tallorng that go Into $85.00, $30.00 and 140.00 coats. You'll
find them In thsee. Such coats as these are good seanon after seaaon, always
wantod, and always In a-ood tante. Our policy never to carry goods over Is
alone responsible for this astonishing price. Just think, (10.00.
BQUAXX.Y XBVXTIKO
i WOMEN'S
Any Suit in Our Stock
1 Worth $25 to $50 . .
" The suits look fresh and new ns the day we unpacked them. They have
ij Kklnner Satin linings, and are Interlined and tailored like men's clothing they
are perfectly hutlt and moulded and are shape-retaining until worn out. The
a mnterlala nr. medium welsht worsteds In plain coloring rich, refined, dlgnl-
" fled models, made for the most exacting American women. That's the character n
of suits we offer in this end-of-the-season clearing. Doesn't the $15.00 price gj
" Influence you to a purchase nowf if
"Mirage" Silks t'Z 85c I
Thorfl'n hin a "run" on them this
yard saving on the most popular Bilk In America doesn't happen very
often. Omaha women are fortunate to have this opportunity. We
have all the newest and most
silk has a rich glace finish, medium weight, and 24 inches
wide, twenty-five shades, also black and white at, per
yard
New SpriigNWash Goods Ready
Splendidly ready. Every claBs of washable dress fabric brought
out for this aeasoa-is represented New Linens, New Poplin", Nw
Tissues, New Ginghams, New Zephyrs, New Madras.
, 32-inch Madras, worth 20c, special. 12H
32-inch Domestic Gingham, special, yard 15
32-inch Tissue Zephyrs, worth 25c, yard. .... .19
Corsets for Wednesday that
Mean Fine Sayings
Two distinct models, in coutll and
batiste; one has medium bust
and extra long hip, the other is
extra high and long; .splendid
$1.50 corsets, either lace or em
broidery trimmed ,
Long Directoire Corsets, made of
Very durable light weight French
materials, made with ru extra
long.skir and designed for, the
average figure. They are beauti
fully trimmed with embroidery
a regular $2.50 number, t
special..,.,- '. . . . tt
.Omaha's Greatest
olmi Bpauialisel on Bala
Doubla'iGreen 8tamps on
Poddv Condensed Milk.
Buttertne.
Bennett's Uet Coffee, 3
lbs. for . fl.OO
And -lOO'-S tamps.
BennetttS Best Coffee, 1
lb.' for ...: ,w35
And 30 .Stamps...
Bennett's Breakfast Cof
fee," l-lb. tan .80
And 60 Stamps.
Bennett's Tea, assorted,
per lb 48o
- And 60 Stamps.
Candled Peal, lb.....B5o
And 20 Stamps.
Bennett's E x c el s 1 o r
Flour, sack 91.78
And 80 Stamps.
French Cut Loaf Sugrar,
per pkg. 830
And 10 Stamps
.large can , ..XOo
And 6 Stamps.
Stollewerrk's Chocolate,
H-lb. can 830
And 20 Stamps.
Franco - American Soup,
; quart can 35o
. And 40 Stamps.
Small Sour Pickles, per
dosen ......So
I Doable Green Stamps
I on Bagar.
Capitol. Wheat, Oats or
Pancake, pkg lOo
And 10 Stamps.
California Prunes, 12 He
quality, lb 80
Paragon Egg Plums, 3
cans for 8 Bo
Swansdown Shredded
Codfish, 3 pkgs....aSo
And 10 Stamps.
REDLANDS NAVEL ORANGES
We offer for Wednesday and Thursday a carload of these luclous,
healthful oranges.
26c size size, at, per dozen BOo and 10 Green Stamps
86c size, at, per dozen 880 and 10 Green Stamps
40c size, at,' per dosen ..t 30o and 10 Green Stamps
46c size, at, per dosen 38o and. 10 Green Stamps
Fancy Small Navel Oranges, each lo
New Carrot, new Beets, new Turnips, Large Leaf Lettuce, Z bunches lOo
hothouse Radishes, green Onions, I Cauliflower, California grown, per
at, three bnnobes lOo I lb loo
jjBjSKaEXafr
mrrr
J Kest
jfhat road, and" may not do so until tho
claimants for rewards have filed tholr
claims. These claimants may yet run up
into the hundreds, because of the clause
In the reward offer made by the Union
Pacific, "for -information leading to the
arrest of any ui all of the robbers," which
opens the door for numerous other claim
ants for the reward.
I Thus far ' about twenty-five suits have
been filed by original and intervening
claimants, but the end is not yet by any
means.
WOULD PAY LABORERS
FOR CITY EVERY DAY
City Clerk Batter Haa Schema to Sava
Street Workers from .Loan
Sharks'- Operations.
-V . r
. City Clerk Butler has taken up with
Councilman Berka the question of making
official arrangements with City Comptrol
ler Lobeck to issue - pay checks to the
minor city employes every day, if they
want Ihera. .
Mr.' Butler's Idea, with which Councilmsn
Berka Is Inclined to agree In a general
way. Is that the city can afford to .do for
the laborers what tha money loaners do.
Workers en the street force, for Instanoe,
are not employed steadily, some being
given a few days' work this week and some
other next week. Many of them are in the
habit of selling their day's wages to the
money loaners every day, . or every other
day, to keep them running. They must
have ready cash, as few. If any, of them
have any credit account at stores. For a
83 check they get 3190. and In order to
keep In touch with the men at work the
men who supply the money make a dally
checking of the time books In the office
of the street commissioner and the city
engineer. ,.
If the' eity eleik s Idea should prevail 11
would mean soma additional work for the
comptroller's office, but net a great deal,
ha holds, because at present the comptrol
ler Is compelled, for safety, to keep tab on
the orders issued by tbe laborers to the
money loaners.
; Thera , bj no denser from croup whin
Chamberlain's Cough Ilen.edy la used.
f .t ' ' ' tf. "11 ft mi
-mim! wtw mrm :ww-ot wf
iijp?n
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NMLI1
Big Week for
'S COATS
1CD
I TUB BAXB OT
SUITS
1,
week, and little wonder. 60c a
fashionable shades, too. "Mirage
85c
Amoskeag Apron
Gingham C
Wednesday only
NOTION DAY
Every Wednesday.
Dutch Linen Tape, all widths; special,
two bolts for... So
Pad Belt Supporters for women, all
colors, 25c kind, for 10a
Bone Hair Pins, doien to box; for
Wednesday, per box... .60
Machine Thread. 200-yard spoolB, all
numbers, two for .So
Spool Silk, 100 yards, black only;
special,, two for Bo
Darning Cotton, dozen spools to box,
for 16o
Pearl Buttons, all sixes, very fine
quality dosen on card .....100
Dressmakers' pins, K-lb. box.,.,,10o
Grocery Economies1
Wednesday and Thursday.
Hartley's Pure Fruit
jams, jar ,.,.aeo
ypo Washing Powder,
8 Dkia flSa
Keystone Lye, ' 8 pkgs.
lor aao
Hartley's Pure Orange
Marmalade 800
And 10 Stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Mince
meat, s pkg3 aao
And 10 Stamps.
Sweedlsh- Safety
Matches, 11 boxes... 80
Galllard Olive Oil. med
ium size bottle 45o
And 30 Stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Pure
Maple Syrup, qt can
for 400
And 80 Stamps.
California Table Raisins,
on stem; lb 10o
D AH KZS S IK M fa i ' WUBT
DENTISTS
equipped dental office In the middle west
Highest grade dentistry at reasonable prices
Porcelain fillings. Just like the tooth. All Instru
menta carefully sterilized after each patient.
Till HO FLOOIt PAXTON BLOCK
Cor lflth and Farnam Sts.
SLAYER OF H. FRANKLAND
ASKS FOR A NEW HEARING
Tom Johnsoa Wants Another Trial on
of Statement In a News
paper. Attorneys for Tom jonneon, the colored
murderer of Henry Frankland of Chicago,
are arguing a motion for a new trial be
fore Judge Sutton In district court. ,
One of the principal grounds on which
the motion is based Is that there appeared
In newspapers the statement that Johnson
wishes to plead guilty and take a life sent
ence. This offer was refused by the state.
the case went to trial and Johnson was
sentenced to death. ,
During the trial and just after the Jury
had been impanelled Johnson's lawyers
at-ked the Jury It they had read the article
In question and they said they had. But
the attorneys did not ask the Jurymen If
they had been prejudiced thereby, and . it
may now be too late to raise the point of
projudlce.
Another point which it Is attempted to
make Is that police ' officers In numbers
were in the court room and In the en
closed space before the bench while John
son was on the stand, tha Implication being
that they were there to Influence the Jury.
It is doubtful If this point will have much
weight with the court and thetc Is a pros
pect that this motion for a new 'rial will
result as such motions usually do.
Hoars Coigh, Staff y Colds,
pain in chest and sore lungs, are symp
toms that quickly develop Into a dangerous
Illness If the cold is not cured. Foley's
Honey and Tar stops the cough, heals and
eases tho congested parts, and brings
quick relief. Hold by all druggists. K.
I Doatltyoarchniraaaeasitk I
V Coda MsbiL Mm Hi tt k
V gmuMlf. COCOA smsgtsws tas
Fightihg.Tpust Pcic'ea
, We're going to give our customers the best otfyA
it oil all Trust made and
rrrlfltr rrA 1 1 1 t-i r rntff nt
in this 'campaign?
!U
BIO SALE
of
DRESSES
Thursday.
THE RELIABLE STORK
While we're cutting the established prices on all Trust made
and Trust controlled goods, we're also making delightful bargain
prices, 6n , ... . .,. .
Embroideries and Lace
Three Big Counters of
EMBROIDERIES Wednesday
3V$c, 5c and 10c a Yard.
Worth from 5c to 25c a yard.
An immense assortment of
You can't afford to miss them.
Extra Specials In our nigh Grade
Wash Goods
Department
Three cases of Anderson's beautiful
Scotch Oinghams, sold the world
over at 25c a yard; Wednesday only,
per yard I5v
Two casps of Gaily A Lord's silk- warp
ed Wash Goods, beautiful styles, fast
colors, etc.; regular price 59c; Wed-
' nesday . ; -. . . - .38
Two casps of Nashua Cloth; far super
ior to Hamilton cloth, at, yd.. .25
See our new French Percales. .13V4
Extra Specials In Our :
Famous
Domestic Room
Frcsn 9 to 0:30 V. M. On case of
Edwards' yard wide, fine bleached
Sheeting, . regular lOo values ten
yards limit at, yard K
From 10 to 10:80 A. M. One case of
10c Towels, either bath or huck 4
pairs limit at, each . . :V Kk
From 2 to 2:30 P. M. One case of
81x90 Sheets, regular price SI. 00
each 4 sheets limit at, ea. .K(1V4
From 8 to 8,80 P. M. One case of
Domino Apron Checks, wor,th 6 Vic
10 yards limit at, yard 4i
We Are at War
It la to yonr Interest to trade at Hit.
den's and help fight Trust prices.
is-io. sucks Dest nign patent r lour
Trust price $1.75; our price $1.40
IS lbs. pure cane Oranulated Sugar
Trust price $1.20: Our price $1.00
Corn Flakes; Trust price 10c; our price,
per pkg Tftc
Best Soda Crackers, per lb.; Trust
price 10c; our price- .7Mio
Best dinger Snaps, per lb.; ; Trust price,
10c: bur price ' IViC
Oil or Mustard Sardines, can; Trust price
7Hc: our price ..4c
Worcester Sauce, bottle; Trust price
12Hc; our prine 8Hc
Pure Tomato Catsup, bottle; Trust price
12 Vic: our price ....Ho
Tall cans Alaska Salmon; Trust price
lZftc; onr price .iuc
Best Domestic Macaroni, pkg. ; Trust
nrlr llUf ! finr nvln ....810
Good Japan Rice, per lb.; Trust price
7 He; our price e
DOfiT
FORGET
TRY UAYDEII'S FIRST
' i
To Street Car Passengers
Our conductors and motormen are required to oe polite
and courteous towards passengers at all times, and we will
appreciate it if passengers will report to us any discourtesy
or incivility, being careful to give us badge number, or car
number, as well as date and time of day. At the same time
it is suggested that if passengers treat conductors and'
motormen with respect and courtesy, it will be easier for
them to be courteous. A little patience and forbearance on
both sides will result in pleasanter relations between pas
sengers and .employes.
OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS
STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
CO A L
CONSUMERS:
TRT OUR CENTERV1LLB BLOCK
AT $6.28.
Gives good satisfaction, free from
'slate, clean, hot, lasting burner.
We claim this coal is just as GOOD
as ILLINOIS.
Rosenblatt's Cut Pries Coal Co.,
1923 iridholaa St.,
TeL Bell D, 419 Znd. B1419
a
TKX EIOH
raUOB ' CBASB HTB
TOVOHI9
Vt. Tas Faeuf,
No. 1 Pork Loins, lb
Sirloin Steaks, lb
Sirloin Koaxts, lb
Rib Roast Lamb. lb....
Rib Rcast Big, lb
No. 1 Flour, 24-lb sack.
" No. 1 Bacon, lb
. . .ISO
. . .10e
...10.
. . .fit
R.-Ufl. WELCH
a4th Farnam rbonea D. 1011. AflCl
HOTELS.
J
Hotel Martinique
B'way,32d and 33d Sts.
NEW YORK CITY
H
- IK Till HEART OP THINGS
IUCH CLASS FIREPROOF HOTEL
Handsomely fumUbed, all outside
rooms, with every modern appointment,
om block from Kew Hinn Depot, near all
loading department stores and theatre.
E00MS WITH rRrvUCE OF BATH,
$1.50 per Day and Up.
ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH,
$2.50 per Day and Up.
v The blifheit class of aeeonv
modations at moderate rates.
Tbe new addition will be completed
oa September 1st, giving hotel cs
r psoitr ol fcUOroosua aad J0 bath.'
Walter Chandler. Jr.. Msuvagar
Trust controlled noods-- 'S
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Embroidery
Thursday.
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Three Big Counters
of LACES Wednesday
3c. 5c and 7VG a Yard.
Worth from 10c to 15a r yard.
pretty patterns for your selecti6n.
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Fonr Kxtrw Specials In onr High Grade
Linen Department
for Wednesday
Towels for 10c, large site, hemmed
ready Tor use, "worth 18c; Wednes
day, each 10
Towels for 12 He, large sije, hemmed
ready for use, worth le; Wednes-
day, each u 12Vi1
All pure linen Table , Damask, full
bleached, worth $1.00 a J-ard: 'c$- '
nesday at, a yard .v. 75
German silver bleached Table Linen,
SS yards wide, worth $1.39 a yard;
Wednesday, at, a yard.. 08i
FOR ALL DAY in Crnr .
Famous Domestic Doom
See Our 10th St. Window.
Five cases of fast colored Batiste, reg
ular price UWc-r-new Just from
tbe mills.' No dealers sold at thU
price per yard fjj
10c Merry Muslin 7V4
36-in; Percale, fine quality, regular
price 12c 10
32-ln. Percale, regular price 10c; spec-
ial, per yard ..7H
Five cases of $1.98 11-4 Blankets; all
to close, at, pair . .-. f)ftt
$1 Table Damask, 72 ins. wide, . .75
16c Towels '106
Bee our omer specials.
With Trust Prices
Fancy Japan Head Rice, per-lb.; Trust.
price J c; our price so
Choice California Prunes, per lb.; Trust
price 7V4c, our price 4q
Fancy 3 and 4 crown Raisins, per lb;
Trust price 12Hc; our price TV4o
Trust Basting Frloes on Fresh Tesretablea
Fresh Beets, Carrots, Turnips, Shallots,
' per bunch - ......... , 4o
Fresh Spinach ...... ............ . .2 Do
Fresh . RipB Tomatoes, lb. .... . 1 So
Fresh Mushrooms, lb. .............. Go
Fresh Cabbage 2 Via
Two heads Fresh Lettuce So
Fancy Head Lettuce , , . 5o
Say Klghland Navel Oranysa
The great Anti-Trust Orange. Not
controlled by any syndicate or combina
tion. The richest flavored and highest
grade-orange grown In -Callfoynta.
Kissed by the sun, moon und stars.
Per dosen ..... 15a, 17 Ho, BOo, 8 So, 30o
Trust Prices.. ,20o, ,25c, 30c. 85c, 60o
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A manly American
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THC ttH YOU LIRE
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John! Ni'ttler
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OUR CAUDV SPECIAL
- For Wednesday
Vnnilla, Maple nnj
l'ilgo, per pound,
Wednesday, only . .
Chocolate
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MYERS-DILLOrt DBUG Cfd.
16th and Farnaia Sts.
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