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THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1010.
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ROADS JOIN corn crusade
Northwestern snd Anion Pacific Send
Oat Bulletins.
UBGE ' CAREFUL SEED SELECTION
r.nul Kffeet of fimpalii for Metier
keel 'Kotrd All Over State of
rkrki Maar Sample
Beta Teste.
Railroads have now taken up the cruaade
for,' better seed, corn In Nebraska. The
Northwestern and I'nlon Pacific have iMit
bulletin to all agents to be posted to call
the attention of the farmers to the crucade
fur' better corn now being waged by the
Commercial club of Omaha and to the ne-
ces'ilty of testing' the reed corn, especially I
thW '-eu . .....
Two hundred sample of eorn from all
roc Hon of the state are now In the teeter
at the Commercial club and Chief Tester
Campbell la eagerly watching what the
reeu.lt will be, as this corn comes from all
sections of tjie state.
. TUa entire state seems to be aroused to
the ncesrliy of feting; the seed corn, and
while majiy samples arc, being sent In the ,
cruaaoe is aiso Having its eirect in otner
nays because farmers In many cases arc
preparing ti teat, their own corn. In ac
cordance. .with (lie plan as outlined In The
Bee So , many oxcellcnt authorities have
shown the .corn Is not good for seed that
all m to have come to the conclusion
that there .Is a sreat deal In the state
ment. A 14 Hr f corn planted will cost
the farmer n average of twelve bushel
. per acie when his crop Is harvested.
Percentage of Dad tnra Large.
Robar'aon Bros , of Waterloo, seeo. grow
ers, aw bo buy from 2&0.000 to 300,000 bushels
of d, cpru annually, have made from
thirty to. forty tents a day since December
1, of corn from all parts of the state. Their
findings sliovr that 50 per cent of all corn
gather before the, freeze of October 13 will
not grow end, that, of the corn which was
gather, and) cribbed, since that time, scarcely
any will grow.
George .Coi.pland regent of the University
of Nebraska'. Who has a large corn acreage
at I3yin.ft' that a great deal of the corn
from his section was so damp that when It
was gathered and cribbed It frose so solid
that' crolvbars had to be used to pry It
opart." Ha says that he has his doubts
about' 'ha germinating qualities of seed
oorn which a'f gather early and that the
corn which Is' still standing, and which Is
the bent to be found la the state, Is also
In ft bad way. ' .
The Commercial club started Us tester
Wednesday morning and will soon be able
to make reports on samples from all parts
of the atate.1
Roads Trying
to Force Long
Hauls, Charge
Through Lines 'Would Bather Carry
; Cattle to Chicago Packers, De
clare Shippers of Omaha. .
Omaha Interests are being aroused over
the threatened raise In the railroad rate of
packing house products from Omaha to
Chicago. These rates are now Just where
they , were put about seven years ago by
former President Stlckney of the Oreat
Western,, who entered Into a contract wltn
the packers to haul their products at a
reduced rate for five years. Mr. Stlckney
had looked Into the business, according to
a report he made, and found that after de
luding the rebates the railroads were pay
ing about lSVi cents a hundred.
Shippers claim the threatened raise Is the
ld story- of the two through lines which
run from the cattle raising country on
through Omaha to Chicago desiring to ao fix
the rate that they; may have the through
haul without having to let the stock stop
here and then take a chance on securing
the business after 'the stock Is slaughtered.
Railroad men claim there Is no money
In the business, anyway, because they have
to make the' meat train a fast train with
a light load, throwing all way freight on
the sidings and thus making a big delay.
The 'Burlington took off Its fast noon train
to Chicago about a year ago and some
time ago the Illinois Central followed suit.
They practically served notice on the pack
ers Oiaf If they 'wished to UBe the night
tralnta they" could send their products on
them) but that the fast noon trains were
discontinued.'"
but nevw follow the- use of Foley's Honey
and Tar,-, which stops the cough, beals the
lungs and expels tint eold from your 'system.
Bold ty all durggists.
DAHLMAN SPEAKS AT ST. JOE
. ON WASHINGTON, THE MAN
' . '. : """
lipoid l'Uan . Butler aad Flyaa Had
( . t Mode for Beefsteak Olaser
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Mayor Ipchlrqan Is to go to St Joseph
February to, respond to the toast,
"Washington., the Man," at the banquet of
the municipal officers.
Mayor "Pet"., Clayton, writing to the
Omaha . mayor, says they have many
frlendpiln. civBimoa, and good men are so
scarce, that , .he will not excuse Dahlman
on any pretext, ',. ,
"That .means I must go." said the mayor.
I cannot ret to St. Joe until 1:10 In the
evening, because of two previous engage
ments made hero at home, but they have
promised to hold the banquet until I do
arrive and a . man cannot turn down that
kln( of an Invitation."
,.In this connection City Clerk Butler and
Street Commissioner Flynn feel somewhat
chagrined... For several months they have
been, Milking of a beefsteak dinner, to be
attended , by all city officials, but since
good ,leef. went atroplanlng they have
rested (p despair, Now St. Joseph city offi
cials have beaten them to It, and they are
beginning, to talk , up their dinner again.
la the asaaafacture ef
fy cocoa
Coeea Beans of the hifffceat grades oely.
eciraiuceiiy oieaaeu, are aeeo.
Cleanliness acd Worknanablp la oar Plant
are as carnally smtUaiace' as Is the
ejuellly ef atMerial 1MB,
Uader eaca sass'lHsaa It to aet surprialag
fctftk? COCOA
Is Uie ecaaewlrjgtd Beat la the w orld.
Taescaadar by watch Mkara ere Judged.
Quality higher lhaa price.
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FRIDAY ALWAYS MEANS A DAY OF
GREAT BARGAINS AT BRANDEIS STORES -AN
ESPECIALLY BIG VARIETY OF FINE REM
NANTS FOR TOMORROW'S SALE.
Basement Remnant Sale
Hnmnanta of yard wide light and dark
nd dark
8ic
dress percale very best
grade per yard,
at
Remnants of full standard dress cat
r-ir vea.1-
3ic
Icoes and shirting
prints all day
at, a yard ,
Remnants of 10c and 12V4C f
light and dark fluffy Sf
outing flannel, at, yard ....... w
Remnant pieces of very fine black
and colored sateen, plain colored
poplins and rough weave r
poplins will match up, J
at, each piece
Friday Forenooa, 8 to 10
Full Standarfi Dress Prints;
not full width,
long lengths,
at, a yd. . .
Extra Fine Remnants of
EMBROIDERIES ?,""a!n
Fine Embroideries, Flounclngs,
Skirtings and Corset Cover Em
broideries; many worth Upto 40c
a yd., big bargain
square, a,t, yd. .
Fine plat Vals,'poln
Paris and Linen Tor.
19c
Remnants and
or rrench
Hace. J 9 1 Fancy I.aces
.iTir ail k nda
h yard, at..:
it, yard.
SILK REMNANTS
On Main Floor Bargain Squares
f11.4 .the entlre Btock of remnant pieces of silks from a New York
vv181 manuiacturer at a fraction of the cost price 1.850 yards
from 2 to 10-yard pieces finest dress taffetas "
uieaaimes, peau ae cygne, fancy silk, waist
ings; specially arranged on bargain square
per yard, at ..... . ......
All Silk Crepe Raye; in street and
entire dresses and waists, worth
ow,uo wol vtnciu, uibo a tew jacquard
effects, worth $1.00, at, a yard ;
27-inch all silk
Pongee natural
colors only
at half . mkfi
Price, SlltfT
Printed Crepe de
Chine floral pat
terns, as
they last,
at, yard . .
yard
Silk Remnants to close; 2 big lots,
suuaDie ior every purpose, at, each
Friday is Butter Cup
Delicious Glossy Buttercups, all flavors, nut
centers, regular 40c quality, at, lb. .... .
Special
RYAN'S ENTIRE STOCK
OF FINE HIGH GRADE FURNISHING GOODS AND
HATS OF ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
ON SALE SATURDAY
AT HALF AND LESS THAN HALF PRICE
THROUGn TRAINS ON NEW LINE j
Service Goes In on Burlington's Cen- j
tral Wyoming Extension 27th.
RUNS FROM BILLING S TO CODY
Only Short I.lak to Be BiTllt from the
Malai I.lne to 'Alliance to Com
plete Tola JMeee of
Rallroa4lns
' The Burlington route will operate through
trains on Its central Wyoming extension
from Billings, Mont., to Cody and Klrby,
Wyo., beginning February 87. , This Is the
most Important of a number of changes
In service to take effect toward .the close
of the month. .
The order to run trains on,'' the new ex
tension In and out of Billing la, but the
forerunner of one that la certain to come
at a later date, which will mean that tralna
will operate west f rorp Omaha - direct to
the heart of the Wyoming country. There
rematns only to be built a ahort link, whleh
probably will be a branch from the main
line at Alliance. Neb. -
Tralna already run on, (he Wyoming ex
tension from Toluca, Mont., to Cody and
Klrby. The distance from Toluca to Klrby
Is l'JS milts.
The Billings Chamber of Commerce was
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Remnants of poplins, Himalaya cloth
ana
I pongee they sell from the bolt
at
j dc a vara many
5c
pieces to match,
at, a yard
Remnants of soft finish long cloth
and lonsdale cambric g
SI Inches wide IIIC
at. a yard aw
Remnants of full piece blue and pink
check and plaid apron
ginghams, per yard,
at
3ic
Remnants of plain and fancy white
white
5c
kuou, inciumng idc to
19c grades of India
llnona, avt, a yard...
Friday Afternoon Betjaainl at 1:30
Friday afternoon, beginning at
1 130 yard wide dark colored
Dress Pfcrcale; In a .
short lengths, 4nP
at, a yd 2v
Remnants and sample strips Fine
Embroidery Edgings and Inser
tions: narrow and medium
widths, worth up to rj 1 A
20c yd., at, yd. . . . . .'.dC-l?C
odd
lots I Sample pieces ftn !
Vals.
and i all kinds, worth i ti-
lie
"each In cf '
piece. iiir-ysr
at. ,
ZtPc
evening shades; suitable for
98c. at. yard
39c
ngs;
50
Very Special; 46-inch
Lyons beautiful Fou
lards; mostly -navy
grounds; main silk
long as
25c
$12J
at, yard
well assorted;
20c-I0c
Day in Swcetland
19c
Antiouiiceinent!
'' of a
BIG SALE
of Men's
iirelsliiEigs
and
active in securing the passage of the order
to make that city the main terminal. This
will mean a number of new tralna dally
Into Billings. '
Among other changes to become effective
February 27 is the change in running Ume
of tralna Noa. 9. and 10 between Denver
and Chicago, which will reduce the run
ning time between the two points one hour
and fifteen minutes. No. will leave Chi
cago at 9:45 a. m.. arrive Omaha at 11.06
p. m. via. Council Bluffs, leaving at 11:26
p. m. and reaching Denver at 1 p. m.
Train No. 10 leaves Denver at 9:30 a. m.,
arriving at Chicago at l:2i p. m., running
via Paclflo Junction.
Train No. M, southbound, will leave
Omaha at 4:30 p. m. Instead of at 4:56.
DEMURRAGE RULES CHANGED
Revisions Maao ky Representatives of
Twenty Railroads mt Meeting
in Oh aha.
Members of the Western Demurrage bu
reau, representing twenty railroads oper-.
atlng west of Chicago and Including tha
ten railroads having termlnalsjn Omaha,
were - In annual session Thursday after
noun at the Paxton hotel. I. R. Van Tuyl
of Omaha, manager of the association, pre
sided. ' , .
Several changes in the rules governing
the exchange and switching ot cars be-
tween dlfforent railroads probably will ,3
the outcome of the meeting. The bureau
ats
I rva-aT'-
The smiNO Qparterly Style Book
Inrlndlng
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Once More That Factory Purchase
DRESS GOOD
REMNANTS
a .. Last Friday, when these remnants first went on sale, . P
D women flocked after them and bought them in lots of two, !
three, six and a dozen. It's our big semi-annual clean-up
purchase from a prominent eastern dress goods mill, involv- g
j$ ing about 10,000 choice lengths of the season's newest dress
fi materials H
NEW LOTS ARE BROUGHT
ROOMS FOR THIS WEEK'S CROWDS.
, The, materials are mostly all plain fabrics serges, panamas,
worsteds, etc., in 2Vfe to 4Vfe-yard pieces. Many alike and
that match up perfectly. ;Buy girls' school dresses or goods
for a skirt or even for whole dresses, any color you like
best. Choice of best 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 OQ M Qp
goods, 38 to 50 inches wide in two lots UvjmMVfu
NEW SILKS ON FRIDAY BARGAIN TABLES Odd pieces messallnes,
! peau de cygnes and fancy taffetas, large variety of best colors, an.
silks worth 85c, at jC
CHINA SILKS '27-inch, brown, green, tan, reseda, orange, yel- f r
low and gray, 60c goods to close 13C
RAMIE SUITINGS Finished like linen to resemble the high priced
goods. We have twenty-five pieces In the best new spring shades
rose, tan, gray, reseda, wistaria and four shades of blue jQ
'special Friday lafC
REMNANTS EMBROIDERIES A clean-up bargain extraordinary
wide 24 and 27-inch goods, narrow edges values to 6 Scat.
REAL TORCHON LACES Edges
various widths, values up to 16c
Never Better Garment Bargains Than These
. Friday sales that are amazing for their low prices and big values.
No more Important clean up specials have ever been on the counters.
Evening - Coats and Capes 'About two dozen very fine chiffon broad
cloth garments In light tans, greys and reds. , The capes have hood,
and are specially desirable for Misses. A clean up of $25 and $29.50
styles, for $5.00
Long .Winter Coats Heavy fancy
mixtures and good styles, wo
men's sizes, were $10, Friday
'or $1.95
Children's Winter Coats Bear
skin and Chinchilla coats, 2 to
s 6 . years' - sizes, and - long cloth
couts, in best colors for girls to
13 years, were $5 and $6.60,
at .......31.98
Women's Sweater Coats White
and red,1" best styles; the white
ones are a little mussed, $3.60
kind at . ... . 1. ...... .SI .Oft
Better, Much Better Corset Bargains
Thkri'Von'U see In a whole day's shopping elsewhere. Our Friday bar
gains art? always received with much appreciation every week. We make
it a rfoint to have some particularly good specials foi these days. This
week!!! installment assures you. a
Dollar Corsets, 69c Made of
Sturdy coutil for the average
figure',1 medium hip and bust.
They are strongly boned and
, nicely 'H trimmed with . hose sup-
porters. $1.00 quality 69
Household Needs
In the basement section,
100 feet Sash Cord, worth 85c,
will be 65
50 feet Sash Cord, for. .... .39
Mrs. . Potts Sad Irons 5-plece
sets, worth $1.10, for.,,.. 69
Asbestos Mats, 8c kind, at. . . . 5
(Groceries Cost
THIS LIST OF SAVINGS FOR
Bennett s Capitol Flour,
sack tK5K, and 10 at'ps.
Bennett's Capitol Bak
ing Powder, 5 lb. can
for tliiend 100 stamps.
' Bennett's best Coffee,
r lbs. fl, and 100 st'pa.
Bennett's Best Coffee,
1 lb. 16c. and 10 at'ps.
Bennett' Teas, assort
ed kinds,' lb. 680, and
SO stamps.
Bennett's Teas, assort
ed kinds, lb. 48c, and
60 stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Cof
fee, lb. 28c, and 30 st'ps.
Tea Slf tings, pound
package, 12c.
Bloe Special, Jap Rice,
7c quality, 6 lbs. for 25c.
Double stamps on
granulated sugar.
'Diamond S. Chill
Sauce, bottle, 10c. .
Yankee Rose Toilet
Soap, 4, cakes for tie.
Monaop Asparagus Tips,
tSc quality, 24c.
Navy Beans, 6 pounds,
2 Bo.
Bennett's Capitol Oata,
2-lb pkg..
stamps. .
Bennett's Capitol
Wheat, 2-lb pkg., 10c,
and 16 stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Pan
cake, 2-lb. pkg.. lOo,
and 16 atamps.
Full Cream Cheese, lb.,
22c, and 20 atamps.
Virginia Swiss Cheese,
lb., 26c, and 10 stamps.
Armour's Sliced Dried
Beef, jar, 12 He.
Hartley's Pure Fruit
Jams, 25c, and 20
stamps.
Hartley's pure Orange
Marmalade, 20c, and 1Q
stamps.
Armour's Sliced Dried
Beef, jar, 12 Vic.
Bennett's Capitol Pure
Maple Syrup, Vi gal., 76c,
and 60 atamps.
Franco-American Soups,
Tomato, Julienne, and
Clam Chowder, can, 20o.
Diamond C. Soap, 8
bars. 24c.
rrunea, best 10c qual
ity, 4 lbs., 25c.
BUTTER Bennett's Capitol
Creamery, full lb. bricks 30
!::Hsni!i;iggilM:MaB:!!MM
has charge of the business between th
various roads and fxe h rxxXe nC
charges for the interchange of cars.
and; still she seeksIiivobce
All Woman Haa o Do la Bmr Clothes,
Pay Beat, Set Table and
" ,'j - . Keep Hoaae.
All that Mrs. Florence Davis had to do
after she married Carl Davis w to buy
her own clothes, pay the house rent, the
grocer, butcher, . baker and candlestick
maker, and do the housework. Otherwise
she had an easy time of It. while "Davis
Idafed around saloons" except, she avers,
for the fact that he came home. once In
awhllo- and abused her. Reciting these
chnrgeiv.Mrs. Davis sues for a divorce In
dintrict court.
Alberta M. Bell aks a divorce from W.
M Bell for desertion. They were married
in Council Bluffs In 1902.
Mrs. Olara A. Smith hss been granted a
decree of divorce from Lynwood Smith for
nonsuppor
, OaaKeroas Wound I
la rendered anttweptle by Buoklen's Arnica
Halve; the healing wonder for sores, burns,
piles, ecsema and salt rheum. 26c. For
sal by Beaton Drug Co.
Nets Bottled Beer.
Call Douglaa n. Ind. A-2119, same 'phone
numbers for METZ Bottled Beer to home
consumers,' ; Prompt delivery and - earn
prices guaranteed. Wm. J. Boeckhoff, re
tail dealer; tot S. 7t"
Any Iftc Tattrn
4
DOWN FROM THE STOCK
15c
and insertions of pure linen,
a yard Friday on sale at. . . .
5c
Silk Eton Jackets Of black Taf
feta, about one dozen only, $10
values $1
Long Kimonas Made of heavy
fleeced floral Teazeldowns and
silk ribbon trimmed, also blanket
bath robes, $3,' $3.60 and $3.76
. values., at .. ,.. $1.69
.
Print Dressing Sacqnes dark
grey and black and white, were
69c, for . . ; 25
Laco .Wasts White net with
colored coin, dots all over were
$5. for ...$1.00
third saving on new styles.
Dollar-fifty Corsets, 08c Made
of light weight, but very durable
batiste, with a long directolre
skirt effect and high embroidery
trimmed bust, a stunning new
model, In all sizes, fine $1.50
values, at 98
ii Further Clearing 6
splendid Friday bargains. yS
Combination
for . ; . .
Toaster, 15c
kind.
10a
Whisk Broom Holders, fancy deco
rated, 10c kind, at 5
Lot Enamelware, Odds and Ends,
big assortment of utensils, values
up to $1.38, at 1Q
Less at Bennett's
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
10c. and IB
Blue Borax Starch, lb.
pkg., 10c, and 5c waxer
free.
Medium Sour Plcklea,
auart. , lie, and 10
atamps.
Galllard Olive Oil, bot
tle, 46c. and 40 atamps.
Rex Lye. I cans 25c,
and 20 atamps.
Marshall's Kippered
Herring, can, 20o, and
10 stamps.
California Table Rais
ins, on stem, lb., 10c.
t Bennett's Capitol Ex
tract. 18c, and 80
atamps.
Stallwerck's Cocoa,
H lb. can, 30c, and 30
stamps.
Stallwerck's Chocolate,
V& lb cake, 23c, and 20
stamps.
Mount Carmel Pump
kin. 3 cans, 25c, and 10
stamps.
Double stamps on But
terlne. Cookies, lemon and
fruit cookies, special,
lb., 12c.
FKESH EG(5S 2.000 doren di
rect from country, dos. 25
For One Dollar
Ton Oet a mil Quart Bottle of Bot
tled la Bond Whiskey.
Guckcnheimer
And other Standard Brands.
HOME-MADE OBAPB
$i
oo
WISE, BXD Ol
P GALLON
Z.AST CX.SBX XV ATTKBOAVOB
CACKLEY BROS.
Wine Merchants, '
121 N. 16th St Op. P. 0. Both Phone
Sanitary Milk Bottle Stopper Tree
With Eyery Purchase.
HOME. OF QUALITY SPECIALS
No. 1 Pork I.olns, lb , ,.13He
No. 1 Klb Roast, lb lOo
Peas and Tomatoes, dux. eans.11.10
Corn, dos cans , tbc
R. E. WELCjHl
14th Peruana St. Phones, Z. 1S11-A8S11
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
- Ideal Paras raal
IP
Splendid Saying
Hen's Shirts
$2, $2.50 V
Yalues
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TBI RSUACUC STO&S
Friday is Remnant Day
In Our Famous Domestic Room
Another large shipment of mill ends and full pieces ot-
Wash Goods of all kinds Scotch Ginghams, Domestic Ging
hams, Percales, Prints, White Goods, India Linons, fancy
White Waistings. They will be arranged in lots accord
ing to value: . ', '
L0T1, LOT 2, LOT 3, LOT 4, ' LOT 5,
5c 7VtC 8Vc 10c 12Ho
At 10:30One case of odds and ends of Wash Goods (not
rags), but good long lengths, and enough to make a gar
ment without piecing; regular price is from 7V&0 to 15o a
yard (10-yard limit) at, yard. 2VsC
At 1:30 Another lot better than above in styles, values and
lengths at 3V4c
At 2:30 P. M. As usual, all the remnants of the high grade
Wash Goods department that accumulated during the week,
worth up to 50c a yard some half silk, some French Ging
hams, some Scotch Madras, etc all at one price, yd., 10c
Time Saks in Oar Famous
Domestic Room
tom It to H:IU) A. M.
36-Inch Fine, Heavy, Bleached Muslin
ra;ular price luc a yard; 10 yds.
limit, at, yd 4o
From 0 to :80 A. M.
15c Black Sateen; fast colors, fine
goods; 10 yds. limit, at yd 7V0
From .10 to 10:80 A. M.
$1.50 Large, White Bed Spreads; only
two to a customer, at, each..,.. 880
From a to 2:80 P. M.
81x90 Seamless Sheets; made of very
fine, heavy sheeting, and sella reg
ularly at, each tic; sheets limit,
at, each 430
From 8 to 8:80 P. M.
Zo!c. the well known JMnoh
Bleached Muslin; sells now at Vo
a yard; 10 yards limit, at, yd. ..So
From 4 to 4:30 p. M.
CnlAc?,e of. 180 Towels; heavy,
linen Huck; 6 pair limit, each Ho
Bntterick Patterns
FOR KASTEK FASHIONS
Now ob sale In Pattern De
partment. Ask to see the But
tortck Fashions.
I Furnishings, Underwear
Boys' and Men's Sample Shirts;
new. spring patterns; values to
;$1.60, on sale at 25 39
and 49
Men's $1.60 Wool Underwear, to
cloee, at, - garment . . .;. 75
Ladles' Underwear, worth to $1.25
Vests and Pants or Union
Suits, all at 39
Children's 60c Underwear, all
sl2es, garment . . 15
Men's, Ladles' aud Children's Hose
16c values, at 7W
Ladies' 50c 1 Muslin Underwear
Corset Covers and Drawers, on
' sale, choice at 25
10c Laces, yard 3c
Point de Paris, Notting
ham, Valenciennes, Tor
chon and Plat Val. Laces,
also a small lot of Zion
City Laces, . worth fully
10c yard; will o on sale
....3V2C
Don't Miss This Opportunity.
Your Greatest Silk Bargain Opportunity
A beautiful line of Checked Silks, regular 75c values, in
umua. hiiu wmie, Diue ana
at, per yard. .
White Jap Silks.
20 inch wide at. .19c
27 inch wide at. .... . . .35c
36 inch wide at 49c
Plain and Fancy Silks Regu
and dress lengths, almost
UUUJMUC 1 naay, at,
Clearing-Up Broken
Grand "clearing up of broken lot of curtains and yard good before
the arrival of our large spring line.
Curtains that sold up to $5.00 a pair, in one big lot, each . .' 08
Curtains that eold up to $2.50 a pair, in one grand lot, each . .49
Odds and ends of cheaper curtains, choice, each 25
White Ruffled Swiss Curtains, worth up to $2.50 a pair, clearing Vd
price, each, at . . .
Big Sale of Vash Dresses for Saturday
See Window Display. Watch Dally Ads.
Read the Big Special
19 lbs. best rnra Cant Granulated
Sngx for 91.00
48-tb. sacks best High Patent 1'lour
for 1.4i)
8 bars best brands Laundry Soap iia
6 Ins. best hand F'rked Navy Beans
for 25c
The best White or Yellow Cornmoal,
sack lis
8 lbs. bent Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal
for 25o
6 lbs. cholre Japan Rice ..20c
1- lb. cans solid packed Tomatoes SVsC
S-lb. cans Golden Pumpkin, Hominy,
Kquusli, naked 13 tan .-Blas. per
ran To
2- lb. cane Early June Sifted Peas,
Wax, Green or Lima Beans, per
can 7Hc
Brornangelon, Jellycon or Jello, per
pks 7Hf
All kind Corn Flukes, pks; ?V4o
Quaker Wheat Flukes, pkg 5c
Grape-Nuts, pks Inc.
PoMtum Cereal, large pks; lc
The best Soda or Oyster Crackers,
per lb THc
The beat CrlBp Ginger Snaps, Id.JUc
The best Crisp Pretsela, lb c
SSISrrTBY UAYDEU'S FinST"
Opportunities Friday
Hen's Shirts
$2, $2.50
l?,398c
I Remnants MliVfi firarli
Wool Dress Goods
Henriettas, All Wool Serges, fj
Broadcloth, Wool B&tlste, Nun's
veiling, Tailor Suitings, Wool
Waisting, Wool Fancies, etc.,
worth from 75c to $2.60 a yard.
All will be classified In lots and
sold as follows
Lot 1. 255 Lot 2, 39a
lt 3. 495 . 595
Lot 5, G9t5 Lot 0, 75.
nr HIQK gbvadx wool dbebs
aOOSB DEPT.
About 750 lengths of full dress
patterns. End of piece of high
grade Etock. Fine patterns, all new
shades;, closing at very low price.
Call and examines thefri. 1 '
Bamnanta of XUrh Qrsds X.lnan la
Oar ramous vomtstla Boom.
Five hundred yards of all kinds
of table linen, worth from 59c to
$1.50 a yard, In four lots
Lot J, 255 lt 8, 394;
Lot s, 4Ds; iot 4, &y.
'ft u
Bargains
Outer-garment
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women's Rain Coats, made to sell
at $12.50, at . X--S5.00
Tailor Suits, Ladies' or Misses';
values to $20.00. at . .i .$G.50
Ladles' Long , Coats; values to'
$7.60, choice,,, i SI. 98
Flannelette House Dresses, worth
$2.50. choice, at S1.50
$1.60 Two-pleca House Dresses,
choice, at . . 75
Wool Dress Skirts; $5.00 values.
at 82.50
Children's Gingham Dresses; slxos
6 to 14 years; regular $1.?5 val
ues, choice '. . 69
$1.25 Wash Waists, at ... ift
$1.25 Underskirts, at 49
Notion Day
In Domestic Room. 1
All staple and fancy No
tions at y to Vi regular
prices.'.- ',
Pearl Button," dot:j.2y2c
3pool Cotton, spool. . J.V2C
Linen Thread, spool 2Vc
Darning Cotton, ball ... lc
Cotton Tape, all. sizes, .lc
white and brown and white
....45c
36-Inch Black Taffetas.
85c quality at. ........ ,59c
$1.00 quality at -75c
$1.25 quality at....... '.89c
ar values to $1.00 vard. wm st
endless assortment. In the big
3gc and 4gc
Lots Lace Curtains1!
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Grocery Sale for Friday
BUTTSK IS SOWH AOAIIT.
W.Ajr Btm oroUg L-owa Prices.
The beet Fancy Creamery Butter, per
lb 8O0
The best Country 'Creamery Butter,
Pr lb 2o
The bent Fancy Dairy Butter. lb..25o
2-lb. rolls Good Butterlne 2ISo
-':Ht ,rh Rkks. ir dor.en 8So
2-lb rolls Good Table Butterlne. ,S6o
The bent Full Cream Cheese, lb..l0o
Orange Spoons I Orange Spooast
To every purchaser of 1 doz.-n or
more of Highland Navel Oranges,
we will sell you the best silver
plated Orange 'Spoon for 8K,0
Klghlana Wavels The PrMe of Call-
fornls The Orange of Quality.
Per dos.iaVto, ISo. l?'o, 8S0 and 8O0
rirsa VTorTAiiEi lebb thaw
WHOLESALE.
Fresh Beets, Carrots, Turnip or
Shallots, per bunch ...8Ho
Two hends fresh Lenf Letturta. . ,Bo
Two bunches fresh Raillwhes. . . , . . So
Fresh Cauliriower, per lb ...loo
Fresh 1 Parsley, per bunch f'4
P'renh Ripe Tomatois, per lb, , , . , 16ei
rrexn l.sra-e c ucumners, 10 70
Fresh Cabbage, per lb IHo
Fresh Sweet Potatoes, per b.t,.l&o
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