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TTIE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1910.
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il'DAHItnAlFFEUR SURGEON
Jan Who Operated on Lillii Said to
Be Young Doctor.
IIRED MONTHS FOR JOB, RUMOR
laid Have nevftre mm Eioraoii
for Ilia Work, Wklrh Waa
Sot Doio wltli Aar
rtaatr Knife.
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Out of the u of reports and rumors
if the charscDer and kind of Injuries Jack
fudnhy Inflicted on Jere Lulls on that
Iventful night at tha Cudahy horn In
i anaaa Oty, cornea on by way of Chicago
h!ch, while, not entirely unique In Its
ionouement, add light to a point partially
Ibscured In the mtlnda of some who have
Inntlnued to speculate upon tha matter.
"John Mom, tha missing chauffeur. In
volved In th Cudahy case aa the aliened
IsMstant of Jack Cudahy on the evening
If tha attack on J ere F. Mills, may not be
I chauffeur 'at aJl, but a young surgeon,
flaying tha rola of auto driver In order
hat whatever attack with a knife was
toads wotild be by skilled' hands." aaya the
thlcago Nana. "Thin Is the purport of
nsatlonal reports which have reached
Chicago aiuuit the mjrsterloua disappear
Ince of the 'chauffeur' following the rum-
ua In the Cudahy home In Kansas City.
he rumors ore said to have a foundation
i fact and to be common talk among club
oik of the Missouri city who know whereof
hey speak. The surgeon-chauffeur la said
lo have been paid an enormoua fee by
ack Cudahy.
"That a young -surgeon was hired months
fi advance of the deed which has so upset
he Missouri city and Its soclaJ act Is al
leged to be the true and Inside story of
he affair. He was attired as a chauffeur
Ind ployed his part as such, it Is further
nulared. that all who might see htm would
a deceived Into believing he was what he
urported to be.
Not Work of Hasty Kaife.
"Then, when tho time for action had ai
lived, according to the story told, he was
ght on hand to lend his professional aid
nd Insure the success of soma outlined
heme. The wounds Inflicted on LIUls,
anus City folk are said to have declared
Chicago, could not have been made with
rusty knife m the hands of an amateur.
k la also suggested that this explanation
f the identity of the alleged chauffeur
.ould. , account for the mysterious dls-
Ippeaiance, that all he would have to do
ouid be to don' agsin the cttlsen's garb
f a physician and become himself. All
Mce of John Moss, chauffeur, would have
tsnlshed.
"Efforts today to reach two Kansas City
fieri, recently arrived In Chicago and reg
itterrd at local hostelriee, were vain, both
jiting reported out and as having left no
l ord as to their destination, , A young
fian who said he had just returned from
he Missouri city was discovered, however,
i tbe lobby of the LioSalle hotel, telling
tie story, a he had heard It, to a friend,
le said he had not heard the new theory
Isgardlng the chauffeur, but declared that
the 'whole town "wti agog as a result cf
tie affair,'
"'The citizens talk of nothing else,' he
laid 'and all sorts of rumors are afloat.' "
Refused to End
the Cudahy Case
rrosecution Admitted, However, it
Neyer Would Be Pushed
Trial Continued.
KANSAS CITY, March IS. When the
as of John P. Cudahy, the millionaire
(tubman, charged with assaulting Jere F.
1.1111s, president 'of the Western Exchange
lank of this city, was called In the muulcl
jJ court here today, neither Cudahy or
Lillls appeared and the cape was continued.
"This case won't be prosecuted, will It?"
I'ollca Judge Kyle inquired. '
"I don't bolkve so," the city attorney
Vplled.
"Ixl's dismiss it, then," the Judge sug
gested. Hut the city attorney Insisted the case
le con I limed and the Judge ordered the
lontlituance. .
Chamberlain's Liniment has an enviable
Imputation as a euro for rheumatism.
&HARLES MOORE AND ALL
OTHERS DISCHARGED BY JUDGE
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la loon- Keeper- Accused of Violating
Closing I. am, with Alleared ('
' towers, Turnmt Loose.
Charles Moore, arrested Saturday night
hr selling liquor after 8 o'clock, was dls
friarged In police court after evidence had
ken heard by Judge Crawford.
Moore explained to the judge that he
t as not present- at the time the liquor was
llleged to ha-ve been sold and (hat he did
lot know It was being sold in violation of
tie law. -t j
The police arrested some twenty men In
fre basement under the saloon at 912 Dodge
itreet, who ' were alleged to have been
Inking beer. - The men were oliarged
k-tth being Inmates of a disorderly house.
They were also dlschsrged.
Moore said that the basement of the Ba
ton was rented to a Jap who has a lunch
iunter, and if beer was sold after S o'clock
is was riot aware of the fact.
Rabies Straaa-lrd
ty croup, coughs or colds are Instantly re-
I'ved and quickly cured with . Dr. Klng'a
ew Discovery. 60c and $1.00. Kor sale by
leaton Drug Co. , .
LOBECK NOW JN THE RACE
tlty Comptroller Piles His Fee aad
Becomes Jieinorra t le Caadl
date tor Congress.
Charles Otto V.boik, elty comptroller.
I led his fee TueHJy and leaped over Into
ie cotigressluiial, uiena for keeps, ite Is
I full-fledged candidate at lapt, having
tirveyed the field from every conceivable
k&ndpolnt , and satisfied himself that he
m safely venture out Into tha deeper
later of this political sea.
Would liar pott ftiaa Ilia Life.
Oscar Bowman. Lebanon, Ky., writes; "I
kive used Foley's Klduey Remedy and
fcke great pleasure In stating It cured rot
krmanently of kidney disease, which cer
Klnly would have cost me my life." Sold
all drugglata
' stars Bottled Bock Beer.
A delicious and sparkling tonic, now
feady. 'fhona your order for a case,
prompt delivery guaranteed. Charles
hors. 'Phone Webster 14. Ind. B-1SO,
BsiildlBia foraalta.
F- Orabapp, 11048 Kouth Eleventh
sin.-. l. M; Dr. C. Ballard, frame, II few'
n Bowman. 21 it Nouth bixteemh frame'
iO: I'harlra i tlnrriire fca LI" I'"'
fin, tl.aiO: J. H. Aldrtoh. nt n,nnri
M Vinton, two fiamea. 16.000; I'tisrlpa I..
oriey, inn Amea avenue, frame. 2
rank K. Dworak. 171T South rlfteenth,'
i Colby, four fiaiuea, IT.WXi.
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Announce Their Annual
A Presentation of the Authentic Novelties
for 1910 in Every Department
Our facilities for presenting the correct styles for each
season are practically perfect. "We maintain our own for
eign office in Paris, with an experienced buyer in charge.
He sends to us at once the newest ideas in women's millin
ery, ready-to-wear apparel and accessories to the costumes.
"We mention particularly our brilliant showing of
French and American' millinery during the week of the open
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WEW. SPRING SILKS
Soft and clinging crepe de china are In vogue. We show tbe newest
colorings. Motora, Sapho, Salome, Rajah, Arab and Ottoman
81tantung9 are shown here. You will be charmed with
the 45-lnch bordered foulards and the 45-Inch
crepe palm silks. Our showing of the new
dress goods Includes every extreme
novelty.
NOVELTIES IN LACEG AND NETTINGS
Flounclngs, galloons, insertions end allovers to match In Point Llerre,
Point Hose, hand run effects. Baby Irish, silk embroidered
aces, 4S-ln. novelty silk nettings In black and colors, etc. ,
AUTO AND EVENING SCARFS AND VEILS
Hand run Spanish silk embroidered net Princess, lace scarfs ombre
shades auto veils and street veils in the new shadow, hex
agon and craguley mesh effecta latest shades, lnclud
' Ing new "Chantecler" red.
KID GLOVES FOR SPRING 1910
Kid Gloves in the celebrated French makes Perrln's and Monarch,
for which we are exclusive agents in Omaha. All the newest
colorings for street and evening wear in 2 and 3-clasp
effects. '
NEW SUMMER WASH FABRICS
We now have In stock a, cpmplete line of alt the new mercerized rough
weaves in every shade, all the new poplins, Anderson's im-
ported ginghams In an endless variety of checks and
plaids, new linen suitings in white, all widths and
all colors, in the fine and coarse weaves,
our own importation of sheer linens
and sheer plain white goods
. .... , of every description.
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. NEW- SPRING SHOES FOR 1910
TU. .Tsirttty-of new" 'laiti? la so varied that any foot can .be fitted with
.'real comfort' and yet wear an up-to-date style.; See the new '
short vamp, high arched pump see the one and two
' eyelet pumps see the scores of smart novelties.
THE NEW CORSETS'
We show this season the very best new models In corsets from the mak
ers of the highest, grade designs. , We are agents for La VIda,
Gosaard, American Xady and other famous makes.
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mm OPENING WEEK
Gome out and see the store in its springtime garb. See
the beautiful window exhibits. See the new spring' gar
ments and fabrics and women's fixings, in all their mag
nificence. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Distinctiveness and Quiet Refine
ment the Key Note of
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Spring Jackets for women and
misses, in coverts and serges, in
many '.new styles, at 5.93,
6.85,' S-3, 10 and 12
Long . Coats . for ' Spring,' in light
serges, diagonals and coverts,
silk moire collar and combina
tion piping trimmlrtg
at S15.0O. $19.50. $25.00
Our sketch gives you a
faithful portrayal of the
character of the twenty
five dollar suits we show.
Individuality and rare
good taste are. expressed
in every line. .The tailor
ing is superb, emanating from
the shops , of the master tailors
of the craft. They have all the
earmarks of high priced suits.
The rich materials, the perfect
fit, the faultless fashions are
the admiration of all. Just the
kind of suits you will be proud
to own and wear and giving
you an entree into the society
of the best dressed women. You
will be becomingly attired Eas
ter Day, and at smaller cost if
you make your selection from
the matchless Bennett stock at
$25.00.
New "Sunburst" Silk Presses New
est 1 -piece models; entire garment
is accordion pleated with yoke and
cuffs of allover lace. 0 f f
color, combinations of changeable
Black Voile" Skirts of finest Alt
man voile, new pleated and over
drape effects, richly trimmed, in
cluding extra sizes up, to 30 and
, 36-lnch waist bands, at
$10.00. $13.00. $15.00
Pongee Silk Petticoats Some
thing new, washable and durable
tan, gray, reseda, at. .$2.25
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VOOU CKNTER.
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tSa bottle Queen Olives 16a
2-lb. cans Stewed and Strained Toma
toes, at . , lOo
Individual White Aaparagua, In tins.
now at ISo
Qt. bottle I,otus Table Vlneg-ar ..X6o
48-Ib. sank Lotus Flour $1.60
BFXCZAXB
16c bottle Bishop's California Chill
Sauce, at , S8o
Idaho Potatoes, per bushel SOo
20 bhls. Pretsels, per lb So
Peanut Butter (bulk), lb. BOo
Jsrs lOo, SBo, SOo
lnrrra m cxiiira deft.
Fancy Country Butter In sanitary
Jars, of i, 2, 8, 4 or S lbs., lb. SOo
liOtus Creamery Butter (In cartons)
per lb ; .330
Ranch F.gga (In cartons) strictly
fresh per doi 930
Easter Eggs, all colors, per dos. BOo
Y. A. Cheese, per lb BOo
Cottage Cheese, per pkg 10o
Waukesha Cheese, per lb. ....... 88o
Blue Label Cheese, per pkg lOo
Large Edams, each - ..91.00
B1XEBT DBFAJsTBtXJTT.
St. Fatrlok Day ttpMlala Made to
Order la Oar Bakery Dept.
Potato Fanclea, per lb OOo
Olace Cakes, Oreen Bowa, Clay Plpea
and Shamrock Tops, Bt. Honorles, as
sorted ' sizes; Bouchees Dps Dames,
assorted; Qreen Decorations, and
many fancy rakes to be had In our
bakery department
OASTDT DXFA-BVTMUbTT 0
j Oreen Flp" Stems. Glace Crapes In Cases Baby Curls Qreen, U I
UJ Green Spun Sugar Nests, Candy Hats assorted, ' N !
m Baskets Favors (candy) to be filled y
Jj Bow Knots (green) for tops of cakes or candles. . jjig j
BAILEY 1VIACH
DENTISTS
Best equipped dental office In the middle west.
Highest grade dentistry at reasonable prices.
Porcelain fillings, just like the tooth. All instru
ments carefully sterilized after each patient.
TIIUtD FIXJOK PAXTON BLOCK
Dor lath and. I'arnam hta.
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SPELLS
COUGH
The Bert Bamsdy for Oouchs,
Colds, Throat and Xiaug Troublss
" KO WELL'S AXTIKAWF
i Get a bottle todsy, SSo and BOo, at your
druslsts or Howell Drag Co 807-30 K.
let St. Omaha. .
HOTELS.
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Hotel Martinique
R'wsv. 1?A nrl 33 J Stt.
NEW YORK CITY f
IN THF HEAKT OF THINCS
HIGH CLASS FIREPROOF HOTEL
Handsomely furnished, all outside
rooms, with every modern appointment,
one block from N ew Fenn Depot, near all
loadiua deparrment stotes and Ukaatree.
rooms wrni privilece op bath,
$1.50 per Day and Up.
BOOKS WITH PRIVATE BATH.
$2.50 per Day and Up.
V Tbe highest class of accom-
aaodaiions at modetata rates.
The new addhloa will be completed
oa bepterober l.Ucivlnff hotel ca
pacity ot to) rooms and 4u0 bath.
WaJtaar Ctuuvdlar. Jr.. Manauissr
18TH AND FARNAM ST8.
GOAL
AT CUT nuoni
Now that th ooal season Is prac
tically over, why not finish up on a
ton of our Spadra for furnace uaT
1 esus Bot Ve beat, call us for Infor
mation as to Its burning qualities.
NVe have oraxy tblaaT In the dlffer
- ent soft reala which we aell for IMS
Sttosey than aay othf firm In town.
raraish ajty fuiaaUty aAd llr
Quality and Qmaly Onaraasaed
Eosonblatt'i Cat Prioe
Coal Co.,
ISM sTlefcolaa Street,
Thoaes s.U . Ik. 4iS aV14UL
Enstcr Suits, Reefers anil Hats,' Sfg"
Th'entlre second floor boys' section filled with ena'ppy Easter
"tog8.f't"i Clothes that are correct in style and the most serviceable as
well. -It ' ;
SUITS in Russian, Sailor Blouse and Norfolk 'stylea and single and
double-breasted knickerbocker suits .52.50 t0 S10
REEFERS are shown in tans, grays, reds, Shepherd checks and fancy
stripe and checked cloths. Complete new lines. .$2.50 $3.50 $5
BOYS' HATS For little fellows, 2 to 6 years soft crush styles, in a!'
, colors, will goat .50 to $1.00
American Beauty Corsets
The American Beauty Models produce those long, graceful lines
so necessary to the season's exacting gowns. Dressmakers and costumers
alike tell us they are the acme of perfection. They make possible the
best fittings, and still afford the wearer ease and comrort with an in
dividual; grace that is simply marvelous.
We would call your particular attention to
MODEXi 307B- This rnforiel Is especially adapted for tho stout fls
n"8 lo.n5 n,P;por't with reducing- straps that n?e
readily adjusted U supporters hold It firmly In place. It is
s long" hip model, low bust effect, double boned throughout end
.oomes in a ouperb grade of Imported Coutll. Sizes to to S
26c Albums- f AA
will go' for. ,.IUC
50c Albums
Will go for
$1.00 Albums n
will go for . HvC
,19c
$1.25 Albums aa
, will go for , .OilC
$1.60 Albums
will go. for.;.
$2.00 Albums f ft
wUl.go for . .1'"
98c
We are showing numberless other American Beauty Models all
designed for grace and comfort and still carry out the season's exacting
lines. PHces range $1.00 to $3.0O.
. y V: ' ' Fitted without extra charge.
Sale of Post Card Albums
Our New York office buys three cases
sample and odd lots post card albums from
W. C. Harn & Co., N. Y.. America's larg
est manufacturers, at HALF FKICH.
This purchas Is divided into six lots and
will be sold as follows Wednesday:
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Offered In Our Salo Offerings
Casement Specials
Fsninaolar Steal Bangss, ' fOf
Any la stock, lnoludiig- . VS q
Triple Trading Stamps .OFF
lit Paring Knives. .. 100
1 And 10 stamps.
26c Bread Knives ISo
And 10 stamps.
J5c Bread' Knives lOo
And 10 atainps.
11.65 Floor Brushes. 14-Inch .. .91.19
$L65 Floor Brushes, 16-Inch. . .91.1
$1.15 floor Brushes, 12-Inch Boo
:76c Floor BruiheH, 12-Inch 390
20c heavy wire Carpet Beatera . . 16o
And 10 stamps
85c Shoe Polish Brush ISo
Jl:: : . ,.' And 10 stamps.
CANDY SPECIAL
FOR WEDNESDAY
Tomorrow we will sell our regular
25-cent Angel Food Taffy at 16-cents
per, pound. Fresh Home-made Candy
all the time at popular prices. Have
you tried our Candy? If not, tomor
row will be the day to do so.
YEnS-DILlO.! DRUG CO. i Groceries Wednesday and Thursday Specials
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Best la tae West.
Bennetfs Breakfast Coffee, 2 lb. cans. We offe
2.600 cars Wrdiinsday and Thursday, at 4So and 00
Bennett's Capitol Coffee, lb. pkgs. at 380 and 30
Teas, assorted kinds, pound for .48o and 60
Tea, assorted kinds, pound' for 3aa and 40
Snliier'a Cocktail, Chill, Halad Drear Ing, at 8,0 und 10
8nldr'a Catsup, bottle aao and 10
Reeded Rslslns, 12 ounce packages ....So or 8 for l&o
Bmall Hour Plrkles. dozen : 5o
r-tollwerck's Chocolate pound cake 83o and 20
poppy Condensed Milk, large can Oo and 6
Van , Houten'a Cocna, II). can for 7eo and 20
Van lloutvn'e Cocoa, 4 lb. can 4ao and 10
Van Houlen's C'w-oa, lb. can for 8o and 6
iMiiiple Stamps on Butterine.
Bennett's Capitol Mincemeat, I pkgs. for ......... S5o and 10
Codiish all ready t use 10a pkaT fo SSo
Navy Beans, six pounds fqr ao
, Currants, pound packages, , . -M tow 86 o
MUcnoneti Marrowfat peaa, I cana for 83o and 10
Imported Hand ("heeee, I cakea for ... SSo
Bennett's fc,icislor Flour, sack for 91.7S and 60
Iniuble btamps on Granulated Sugar.
llamond H Chill lfuuce, bottle lOo
Capitol Baking Powder, 6 lb. cans for 91. OO and 100
Crackers, large assortment, pkg. for lOo and 10
California Kvaporabed Peaches, I pounds for , SSo
Macaroni, Star and Crescent, S packages for SSo
Vegetable and Flour Heeds, package SVte
green Btamps
arreen stamps
green stajnps
Tjen stamps
grten stamps
green a tain pa
green stamps
green stamps
green stamps
green stamps
green stamps
green stamps
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green stamps
green stamps
green stamps
green stamps
, Big Lace
Sale Thursday
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Biff Lace
Sale Thursday
See Windows.
EV3arvelous Silk
Dress Value
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Manufacturers' Surplus Stock of One
Piece Silk Dresses Delightful assort
ment of new 1910 styles, nil colors, Rose,
K-esedas, Greys, Tans, Blues, Copon
hagens, lilack, etc., plain, colors, and
fancies, trimmed with
laces, appliques nnd
Rolf-trvrm ipi1a Mn.rl
to sell up to $25.00 H )J-
Your fJViftirLA nt.
See the Beautiful New
CROWN JEWEL SUITS $25.00
You'll not find them duplicated in
style or quality at less than $35.00. The
1910 styles are a revelation in beauty, of
design and superiority of workmanship.
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Ulfhite Goods Special
In Our High Grade Linen Department for Wednesday
Splendid lln Fine Sheer Cross Bar Muslin and Lawns; regular 18o value
Wednesday, at, yard XOV
Fine Sheer, Chamois Finished Long'CloMi; full 36 Inches wide; never sold
less than 30c a yard Wednesday, at, yard 18)
Beautiful line Sheer White Ooods, In assorted figures and stripes; worth 39o
Wednesday, at, yard '19$
Elegant assortment In figured Madras, Lawns and Dimities; some 60c values
Wednesday, at, yard .' 25)
Extra Specials for Wednesday
In.Our Famous Domestic Boon
From 8:30 to 9 A. M. Hunter's
choice best yard wide goods,
sold at 12oj fine bleached 10
yards limit at, yard. . . .GV2O
From 10 to 10:30 A. JL25c largo
Towels, hemstitched, good for
dresser covers 6 towels limit
at, each 11c
From 2 to 2:30 P. M. 3G-inch
Percales, dark and light colors;
regular price I2V2C 10 yards
limit at, yard GMC
From 3 to 3:30 P. M. 85c Sheets
81x90 seamless, very heavy
cloth, round thread 6 sheets
limitr-at, each ......... ,42o
From 4 to 4:30 P. M. Amoskeag
Apron Checks G yards limit
at, yard . . , , .50
Six other specials.
93.0O ROCKEIt $1.70 Hard Wood
Hocker like cut large- and roomy,
strongly made, fine golden finish
big . snap Wednesday, Jp
at,
$1.75
, All Day in Our Famous Domestic Room
2p0 doen 7Bc Napkins, No. BO, will close, at, dozen i ..... ". 48
100 do?en Napkins, is'o, 103, sell at $1.10 per dozen, to close, at 7G
50 Table. Cloths; 8x10; that sell at $3.00 eaoh, will go, at S1.08
100 pieces of Blue Ribbon Damask; sells at 60c a yard; all day, at, yd. 38
35c Poplin, worth 26c, at 15
19c Abberfoyle Ginghams, at . k 12 H
SEE OTHER SPECIALS.
READ THIS FOR WEDNESDAY IN GROCERIES. Stop and
Think What We Save You on Your House Keeping Expenses
19 lba. best Pure. Cane Granulated Sueur
. now at 91.00
8 bars Diamond C. or Beat 'Em, All Sohp.
now nt 860
Rex I.ye. 10c Htxe, per can ao
Ulamond . C. or. Diamond H. Condensed
: Mlnre Mf-at, per pkg. TVio
6 lha. Debt Hand Picked Nary Beariii 8 Bo
( Ibd, Choice Japan Kli- .....380
8 lbs. best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal SSo
EBB O See or K. C. Corn Klakea, pkg. 7Ho
Truen's Wheat Flakes, pkg ....Bo
Quaker Wheat Flakes,, pkg. .. ; ....... lOo
Orape Nuts, pkg. ,7ViO
1- lb. ran Assortnd Soups ..; ,..7Uo
2- lb. can Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn . , .7HO
2-lb. can Fancy Wax, String, Green or
I.lma Beans 7Ho
8-lb. can Golden Pumpkin, Hominy,
Squash or Baked Beans 7iO
Oil or Mustard Sardines, can 4o
Tall cans Alaska Salrnon lOo
The best Soda or Oyster t'rnokers, lb. 7Ho
The bes tVIsp Ginger Snaps, lb 7Vio
The best Crisp Pretzel, lb So
Fancy Cookies, 40 different kinds, lb. lOo
The best Golden Santos Coffee, lb., ...ISo
Marlcalbo Blend Coffee, lb 17Ho
Porto Rico Blend Coffee, lb 90o
The best Tea Slf tings, lb iae
xaosi Bedsit raasm
Clisaper Taaa Meat.
J ne best strictly No. 1 YeMh Kngs; noth-
lng better sold at nny price, dos. ..-.800
Bead Uit rnsli Tepetabl and Oranga
Ad for Waanasday.
Eeets, Carrots, Turnips and Shallots
per bunch 3Vio
Fresh Splnacn, per peck , . . . .'J0o
Fresh Tomatoes, pr lb 18Ho
Fresh Cauliflower,- per lb lOo
Jonathan Apples, tier peck 40o
2 heads Fresh Lrfaf Lettuce Bo
3 bunches Fresh KmlMiti i : j ... .Bo
Fresh Cabbage, per lb. SVao
Rutabagas, per In. .80
Red (mlons, per lb. .......... s . Io
Cranberries, per quart 7Vo
Anything you want In the vegetables,
we hava It at a caving of 60 per nmt.
BlgliUnd Varel Oranga Bala ,
Regulsr 20c else, dozen 1 M ISo
Regular 25r atsn, doirn ...j.VvijO
Regular 80c sisn, iJozhii iOo
Regular 40r, else, di.'n fido
Regular 6 On Ktge, drn .300
Orange Spoon, guaranteed for 10 years
at. each 8Vj V'
We owe you finc on every spoon. J
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Wed'sday Notion Day
Shears and Scissors Nickel plated,
point and blunt ends, 25c klnd.,10o
Beat Machine Uk 35 yards to spool
all colors; special, two for So
Bunob Tape, assorted sizes' to roll
per bunch So
Fearl Buttons All alzes, from three
large buttons to dozen email but
tons on card, for So
Jet Buttons All sizes one to three
dozen on card, for ISo
Finishing Braids Colored. 6-yard
bolts, for
Hose mvvorttxn tor women and chil
dren; black and white 100
Darning votton IH.ien spools to box
black, white, brown; lox....l8o
1 THE 8 II O E It 8 .
10th and IfctuKlaa Btreets.
UUI IWUlllCilS
Shoes
The New Spring Shoes are
now in, and we're showing a
wealth of choice models, in
High or Low cut creations.
We've the Shoes that will
play, an all important part in
the toilette of the Woman
who expect to appenr nt their
best this Spring.
Come
See the Beauties
"VVo'll nnt linrlprtnkp. ilH
this writing, to describe the
new features in Spring Foot
wear. We'll attempt that
later, but we do invite every
Woman, that is at. all inter
ested in choice shoes, to come
to see the new arrivals. '
FKY SHOE CO.
haDniness. liefllffi.
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love, comiort and pj
wealth in : ' tM
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THE SIEFR YOU 1 IMS
II John littler
j3 3224 So. 24th Street,
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CHAY'H Kt-HVlI FtKJU HI.I.S. 'tuPy will
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at sin.
$1 Box; 3 botes ta DO by mull.
IBCsHAll at ICCOKX.I. OJT.UU OO.
. Cor. leta and Ootltfe Streets.
OWL SftOa COMPANY.
Cor. lflta and Harney alts, Oioaba. Vek
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Deillstr a Tear.