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THE NEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY, MAY 20. 1010. '
NEW SUBSTATION LOCATED
Direaljy Acroii the Tenth Street Via
duct from the Union Station.
THREE STORIES IN HEIGHT
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Tnp 0ry for Carrcat Fostoffle
Work, lltirmrol for Ilallrnad
all Service and Srcoad
for (arrlera.
Tho establishment of the new postofflce
substation In the wholesale district lias
been practically decided upon, with Hi
location Immediately across Tenth street
from the Union Ktatlon. The new building
will bo a three-story structure of brick
and atone to cost about $A0U0 and will be
constructed by Hie railroad companies
controlling the Union station and leased to
the government for exclusively postofflce
purposes.
The third floor will be above the viaduct
level and will constitute tho post office
proper, for the Rule of stamps, money
order and current postofflco work. The
second floor will be for the accommodation
cf the carriers and the handling of the
local malls for that immediittu locality,
and the basement floor will be Riven over
to tho railway mall service and reception
of malls from the general transfer service
of tho railroads bundling the malls at the
Union station.
The establishment of this substation Is
wholly as an Independent, local station
for the wholesalo ai.d South Tenth street
districts. It will be given -every modern
equipment for pcetofflco service and will
become one of tho most Important sub
stations of the city.
Nash Prepares
His Proposition
Head of Electric Light Company to
Submit Form for New
Franchise.
President Nash, Attorney Morsman and
the board of directors of the Omaha Elec
tric Light and Power company have not
yet reached the point where they can an
nounce the form of the proposal the city
council expects from them on the new
franchise they will ask from the city. The
company's proposition may possibly be
presented to the committee of the whole
next Monday afternoon, but this Is hardly
looked for.
Ordinarily the procedure would be to In
troduce an orcnunce directly In the coun
cil, tut in view of the great Importance of
the questions Involved, councilman expect
the whole matter will first be threshed out
In committee of the whole In order that
an agreement may be reached us to the
exact terms of the ordinance that will meet
with official approval.
DENTISTS' CONVENTION
COMPLETES ITS WORK
Dr. Berber of Omaha the Next Presi
dent and Lincoln Next
Meeting Place.
Thursday morning's session of the Ne
braska State Dental society , was devoted
to clinics and 8 -short session of the ex
ecutive council. During the afternoon
session Dr. O. M- Mullen of Crelghton
read a paper on "Business." There was
a lecture on' "Necrosis of the Maxillary
Bone,'' by Dr. F. M. Barns of Omaha, and
discussions by the following: Dr. T. B.
Heckert, Wayne; Dr. O. F. Ladd, Lin
coln; Dr. J. F. Nelson, Superior; Dr. K.
K. Truell, .ncoln; Dr. W. 11. Sherraden,
Omaha. At 2:30 o'clock the delegates at
tended the Symphony orchestra concert
at the Brandols theater. This marked
the closing of the convention.
Nobody Is Too Old
to learn that the suro way to cure a cough
or cold la with Dr. King's New Discovery.
Mo and 1.00. For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
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WANTS TO LOCATE ESTATE
Wiu Hays Brother Left TB,000 or
Ho, bat County Court lias No
Hei-ord of Such Property.
Special Officer Dan Lahey, whose func
tions are to locate lost, missing, kidnaped
and dead persons, has a chance to get a re
ward If he finds the estate of Tom Wilson.
Mrs. Eallne Wilson Seal has written asking
for Information. .
The letter explains that her brother died
In Omaha at the age of G8 years about two
weeks ago, and left an estate amounting
to liO.000 or 176.000. "1 can prove I am the
only surviving relative, and will reward you
well if you find Mr. Wilson's estate," Mrs.
Ceul wrote.
The nigh Com oi Living;
Increases the prlco of many necessities
without Improving the quality. Foley's
Homy and Tar maintains Its high standard
r,f excellence and Its creat curative Qual
ities without any increase la cost. It Is th
best remedy for coughs, colds, croup,
whooping cough and all ailments of the
throat, chost and lungs. The genuine U
In yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
For sale by " druggists.
The Husband Says.
I never made a tetter investment
for my home.
My wife tells me it's a most won
derful kind of machine that, keeps
the houte-spotless, cuti her work in
two and cleans positively without rail
ing a speck of dull.
She looks better, too, and it's a
afe bet that working in dut M
might; bad for the Wpga.
. . I'm glad to have it, tor ber ikt
and mine. .
See the PEERLESS-
tltuttraltd tod nddrtit el nnrtst
rf.SKl.ESSibaltT tl on rtfut
Manufacturers Outlet Company, Mf$$.
Ckkm Street. New Vera
Suction Cl eanera
Ta Seaaett Company.
Orcaara a vrilhelm Carpet Co.
Oatka, MSB.
THE DELFT TEA ROOM,
801 Bouth Nineteenth street, open dally
from It a. ra.. k I . ni. ; Sundays, from
p. in., to a 0. IB. CUal'iDg-UlsU suppers uo
Suudas.
Friday Is Remnant Bargain Day
Kery
Item
Printed
Here Is
an Extra
NiM'cial
Hargulii
for
Friday.
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Kvery
Friday
Is a
.Money
Having
llargain
Day at
itrandda
Stows.
Fine 18-in. Embroidery at 15c Yard, SHS
Flouncings, Skirtings, Corset Covers, medium width Edges,
also Insertions and Galloons, big bargain square A f
pilled high with genuine bargains, worth up to I
3oc yard, at, yard
Fine Embroidery Edgings, Insertions and Headings, Tp
all kinds, many worth up to lUe yard, at, yard
IMPORTERS' SAMPLE STRIPS OF LACES and INSER
TIONS. French Vul nnd Mechlin. Many to Qp.'ij
match, worth up to 15c a yard, at, yard Oli"tll
IMPORTERS' SAMPLE PIECES OF ALLOVER LACES
Fancy English Allovers in crochet, cluny, guipuire and filet
effects, white, cream and ecru, about one yard j A
lengths, at, each length ivt-
REMNANTS OF WASH GOODS IN BASEMENT
Newest and the very finest corded lawns, batiste and dimity checks, all
new printings, waists and dress lengths, R-A
at, per yard 02'
Remnants of 15c plain and fancy linen finished suitings,
on bargain square Friday, at, yard
Mill lengths 15c print
ed batistes, thousands
of yards,
at, per
yard
4ic
3ic
12 He cheviot shirt
ing, plain colors,
stripes and checks, in
blue and white and
black and
white, at,
yard ,
5c
Not one good Btyle or
color missing in this
lot of Tolle du Nord
ginghams,
remnants,
at, yard . . .
9c
30-in. white lawns and
all kinds white goods
In short lengths, up
to 15c val
ues, at,
yard
3!c
Mercerized white ling
erie, softer than cam
bric and much finer
than 18c long cloth,
remnants, a a
at. per
yard w
Dress duck, plain col
ors and white, on
sale all day,
remnants,
at, yard . . .
4c
I3!c
Standard dress calicoes
all kinds long
lengths, at
per yard .
Nurse ginghams, seer
sucker striped ging
hams, Scotch and
Chambray ginghams,
for dresses, waists
children's wear, 10.
lb and 20 yard
lengths,
at, per
yard .
Remnants of 18c pillow
tubing, an excellent
bleached quality, In
lengths for making
cases, etc.,
at, per
yard ....
5c-7!c
10c
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Fine, large size,
22x4G inch, red
border, 15c kind,
10c
TABLE
DAMASK
Bleached damask
02 Inches wide,
4 patterns, 35c
goods-?
I9c
S PR K A IKS
Fringed, cut cor
ners, full size,
Mar s e Hies pat
tern, 1.50 value,
98i
BKST
PKIU'ALKS
The standard yd.
wide quality
worth 15c yard,
Friday for
7Wc
Next Monday's Bargains Will Be Wonderful
All the Rugs from our Big Purchase
At the Auction Sale of the Alexander
Smith Stock on Sale at Great Reductions
This was the biggest auction sale of Rugs ever held
in'New York. Brandeis was the only department store in
Omaha to secure any of this stock. We were among the
heaviest buyers at the sale, and the bargains we offer next
Monday will be wonderful.
HERE ARE SOME OF MONDAY'S BIG SPECIALS:
All the $30 Axminster and Wilton Velvet Rugs, 04 r AO
full border, 9x12 in size at', each V-I-w-tjO
All tho $20 Brussels, Axminster and Velvet Rugs, dQ AO
full room size go at, each VvawO
All the $12.50 and $15 Room Size Brussels Rugs, AO
up to Dxl2 in size, will go at vUaJO
All the femall Axminster Rugs, up to 27xG0inches fl FA
and worth up to $3.50, at $l.Uef
All the Highest Quality AVilton Rugs, 9x12, nb- drtQ AO
solutely seamless, worth up to $55, at VvtvO
And Many Other Big Bargains. See the Window Display.
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J'ISSUES
Fine and Bheer,
in gingham pat
terns, worth 25c
yard, at ....
7t5
COTTON
SITTINGS
Linen finished
20c white bor
dered materials,
at
7MTc'
WOMEN'S
VESTS
Low neck; sleeve
less garmerfts
full taped, 19c
values -
2t
KMT
. PANTS "
For women,' wide
knee lace
trimmed, " always
35c, pair
21c
Next Monday Is Greatest Sale of Wall Paper
Ever Held at Brandeis
We bought from an eastern jobber his entire stock of
high grade Wall Paper, including all kinds of spring, 1910,
patterns, at a price so low that we can offer the biggest
bargains in our history.
SEE OUR BIG WINDOW DISPLAY ON DOUGLAS ST.
WATCH SUNDAY PAPERS FOR OUR BIG AD.
BRANDEIS STORES
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WOMEN'S
HOSE
Mercerized hose
and lisle hose
black only; 35c
quality
Purchase Pongee Coats
The year's smartest models, all
silk, full length pongee coats,
from prominent maker, 100 gar
ments, values to 00
Women's Tailored Suits
Beautiful all wool serge, cheviot
and worsted styles, in best col
ors, more desirable suits are no
where seen, values f I A A A
to 119.50, at $1U.UU
Misses' Junior Suits
For the young woman of 13 to
17 years, Jaunty all wool suits
In wanted colors, right up-to-the-minute
In style, CC lf
values to $15.00, at ,J(UU
Little Women's Skirts
Also for misses, made of black
and navy serge, full pleated
models, worth to $7.50, the pick
of season s best,
for
$3.95
Light Weight Jackets
Buy your summer coat Friday.
We offer grey and tan serge
coats, 27 and 36 Inch lengths
that are worth $10, fft nr
choice
Val. Laces at Half
Our entire stock of fine Vals. for
summer trimming at 10c to 35c,
regardless of former price now
at, yard, 13c, 12Hc. 10c. C
7 He and. DC
Art Embroidery Novelties
Handsome Linen Art Squares,
fancy imported boxes, pillow
tops, frames, etc., English hand
embroidery,
all
29c
21
STEEL
HAMMERS
Good blue i steel.
25c quality, avery
home needs one,
at
15c
WINDOW
SCKEENS '
We have, all
styles to fit all
windows; prices
up from
15c
Engraved Stationery
Wadding inmitationt A nnouncmmmntt
Vititittf Car da
All correct forms in current social uauv nrravwl
in th beat manner and punctually delivered when
promiaed.
Embossed Monogram Stationery
and other work executed at prices lower than usually
prevail elsewhere.
A. I. ROOT, Incorporated
1210-1212 Kwu4 St. PhoaaD. ISO 4
Graduation Spoons
Wi huve a beautiful new graduating upoon lit
sterling sllvsr, with tho figure of a cup and gown
giud'lutj JulIU'.nw the hiinilW' In two hIb fl und $1.00
. LOOK rOX TEE MAKE
S: W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
1316 Dona-las Street.
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MOP
WRINGERS
A new patented
mop wringer, a
great labor saver
$1.50
AT HALF
2500 Boxes Stationery
From Underwriter's Sale
Salvage stock from fire of Chas.
E. Weyand & Co., New York.
Goods were sacrificed at fire sale
prices although no trace of fire
Is visible In this stock. Nicely
decorated boxes filled with linen,
bond and satin finish, f
worth to 60 cents I IIP
at 10 15 and aw
REMNANTS
All kinds odds and ends. Calicoes,
Outings, Sllkolines, Cretonnes,
Muslin, etc., worth 7 He to M
15c yard, all, at, yard TC
BARGAIN FRIDAY SALES
TWO LOTS SILKS
Scores of beautiful spring pat
terns in foulards, fancy checked
and stripe silks, also plain, taf
fetas, messallnes, UengalineS, in
all shades, values 75c
yard, for
Another lot consists of $1.00 fou
lards In choicest colorings and
patterns; 27-inch taffeta, in all
colors; 24-luch Wash Taffetas;
5-inch fancy Chiffons, wortb to
- $2; also $1 diagonal Pongees, In
tan shades; these splen- (JO
did lines all go at, yard. . JOC
Seco Silks
An extremely light, filmy silk
mixed fabric for summer frocks,
comes In plain and brocaded
weaves, but in solid colors
must be 50 shades in all, 27
Inches wide, worth 50c
at, yard D
Japanese China
IN A I1IG FRI- k4 Ilf If
DAY SALE At nail
V are clearing up our entire
stock of Jap china. You know
the beauty and daintyness of
these goods. No other Omaha
htore shows so large a line. All
kinds of chinaware.
Cups and Saucers, Bowls,
Fancy PI a t es, Jugs,
Vases of every descrip
tion and many other use
ful and decorative pieces.
We reserve nothing. We need
more room for china shipments
arriving, so Friday buy any piece
of Japanese china in stock at
Half Price
WAIST
SPECIAL
Tailored and lin
gerie styles, val
ues to $1.50
59c
DRESSING
BACQl'KS
Lawn, in black
and navy, white
figures, 59c kind,
25c
GINGHAM
APRONS
Full 50 size Bib
Ap r o ns, Amos
keag gingham
25c
CAMBRIC
KMBROID'Y.
Edges and inser
tions, 2 to 5 Ins.
wide, worth to
7c
3l2c
ALLOVEIt
NETS
Cream, white and
ecru, 24 to 48
inch, values to
$2.50, at-
49c
RIBBON
SPECIAL
Dresden taffeta
and messaline, all
silk, all shades,
values to 35c
15c
SCREEN
DOORS
A lot of slightly
marred doors,
worth to $1.50
each, at
50c
WATER
PAILS
Splendid galvan
ized iron palls, 10
quart size, spe
14c
WASH
TUBS
Galvanized iron
tubs, large size,
Friday only
59c
BAKE
OVENS
For gas or gaso
line stoves, sin
gle hole size, special-
$1.49
LAWN
MOWERS
3 knives, low
wheels, 16-inch,
at :i.SO
14-in. size $3.25
12-Inch for
$2.75
VARNISH
STAIN
Sapolin V a r nlsh
Stain, quart 4(c
pints 23c
half pints, at
15
Bennett's Big Grocery
Great Specials for Friday anil Saturduy.
Dennett's Excelsior
Flour, beat made, per
sack 91.50
Dennett's Best Coffee,
3 lbs l-00
And 1U" Stampb
Dennett's Dent Coffee,
per lb 36o
And 30 Htamps.
Dennett's Challenge Cof-
lee, lb 180
And 10 Htamps.
Teas, assorted, lb.... Mo
And 75 Stamps.
Teas, assorted, lb. , .630
And $0 Stamps.
Tea Slftlngs, lb. pkg.lSo
And in, Stamps.
Capitol Pure Pepper, Vi-
lb. can 100
And 6 Stamps.
Double Stamps on
Dutterlue.
S. W, C. Table Syrup,
13Vs cans Iwo
Sterling Gloss Starch, 6-
1b. box . BOO
And 40 Stamps.
Double Trading Htamps
on liianulated Sugar,
lloysl Honey, bottle. lOo
And 6 Stamps.
Beet Sugar Syrup, bot
tla .. lOo
Unpen Cider Vinegar, it.
....... .iuo
bulile
Cornmeal. -lb ak.UVic
E C Corn Flakes, three
PkKM.
And 10 Stamps.
Pure Fruit Honey,
glass
Fell's Naptlm Soap,
cake.s
SSo
per
.100
xlx
.35o
.330
Cream Cheese, lb..,
And JO Stamps.
Virginia Swiss Cheese.
per lb 35o
And 10 Stamps.
Peanut Dutter, 10c bot
tles, two for ISO
Plcklei), asat'd, but. ...Be
Imperial Preserved Fig
can 180
Capitol Country Gentle
man Corn, can Uo
And 10 Stamps.
Galllard Olive Oil
Small bottle 34o
And 20 Stamps.
Medium bottle . ...45o
And 60 Stumps.
Large bottle 75c
And 100 Stamps.
Chicken Supplies
Hen Food, lb 3HO
Chicken Feed, fine, per
lb 30
Dutch Hand Soap, three
cakes SSo
And 10 Stamps.
Hypo Washing Powder,
seven pkga 85o
Ivory Soap. 6 cakes.. SSo
French Flagolet Deans.
lb lOo
Crackers, any make, per
Pkg loo
And 10 Stamps.
Gheradelll Chocolate, 'i-
lb. can soo
Ami 10 Stamps.
Dennett's Cupltol Ex
tract, bottle 180
And -U Stamps.
Jap Rice, 7c quality, 6
lbs. for 85o
Hartley's pure Fruit
Jam, Jar aoo
Glllett's Mustard, large
Jar . loo
And 10 Stamps.
Macaroni, Star and Cres
cent, three pkg...8So
And 10 Stamps.
Shelled Popcorn, 3 lbs.
for loo
Bennett' Bargain Soap,
nine burs Sbo
Diamond Crystal Shaker
Table Salt, it pkgs.SSo
And 10 Stamps.
Franco-American
20c cans
Soups,
... 150
m;.m: o ...... a. :
Iten's Fairy Sodas, fresh
baked, and Graham
Crackers 10c
And 10 Stamps.
Fruit Wafers, fresh
made, lb ISo
Mapellne, hot tie . , . . ,35c
And 10 Stamps.
n W'.wmjb' ta ' mm ...
FRIDAY IS REMNANT DAY
U1U SALE
SILK
DRESSES
SATURDAY
So Whitlow's.
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THE RELIABLE STORE
MATCHLESS
' SILK i
DRESS
BARGAINS
SATURDAY.
Remnant Day In Our Fam
ous Domostic Room
25.000 yards of the finest line of Mill Ends of natistes, Sateens, Foul
ards, Pongees, Ginghams, Percales, Prints, Whlto Goods, etc., at a
fraction of their regular retail price. They will he placed in 4 squares
and priced according to values, yard 5 75i 100 " 12
AT 0:3O A. M. One case of all kinds of Wash Goods, odds and ends
of goods worth up to 10c a yard, as long as they last, at yard 3H
AT 2:00 1 M. One case of good long lengths of all kinds of Wash
Good 8 worth up to 15c yard, will go at, yard 3H
AT a 1 M. All the remnants of the high grade Wash Goods, a great
many Silk Mixed, and sold up to 59c. Also White Goods from hlRh
grade department that sold up to 50c yard, all at one price, yard 10
Six sales called on the floor.
Eight Rousing Silk Bargains
29c White Jap Silk, 20 inches wide
at, yard 1C
59c White Jap Silk, 27 inches wide
at yard
11.25 Black Dress Taffeta, 36 In.
wide, matchless value, Friday, at,
per yard gj)
36 inch Black Dress Taffeta Chit
fon, quality, splendid bargain
Friday, at, yard 79
REMNANTS OF
Wool Dress Goods
6,000 yards of Remnants of all
kinds of Wool Dress Goods worth
up to $2.00 yard, will go In 6 lots
as follows: 15 05 39
40 59 75.
REMNANTS OF
FINE LINENS
3,500 yards of Irish, Scotch and
German Linens, bleached, un
bleached and mercerized, worth
to $1.50 yard, will go in 4 lots,
at. yard 25 30 49 50
About 1,500 remnants of Crash
at price.
About 1,200 remnants of Toweling
at price.
About 2,000 yards of Sheetings,
at y price.
About 1,600 yards of Muslins, at
W price.-
Bee our six Time Sales.
Notions
IN DOMESTIC ROOM
Hump Hooks and Eyes, card . . 1J
Heavy. Shoe Laces
Cotton Tape, all sizes, roll ..!
Gold Eye Needles, package
6c Safety Pins, all sizes, don.
5c Pearl Buttons, dozen . . . . 2 M
10 Corset Steels, each ....4,
25c Needle Books, each ...4H4
10c Pearl Buttons, dozen ..4H
Odd Dress Buttons, worth 26c doz.,
on sale, at, dozen ....... .4
Embroidery, Edges and Insertions,
worth to 10c yard, at, yard 3J4
And Score of Other Very Special
Bargain Offerings. ,
TREMENDOUS SPECIAL PURCHASE OF THE "
"INSURED"
noor Men's Hosiery "HgS
Sold Regularly at 35c pair everywhere. On Sale Satur
day, May 21st, while they last 6 Pairs for $1;00
Furnishing Goods Bargains
In the Domestic Room
Men's and Boys' Belts; regular
26c values, at 12
Men's and Roys' 4 -ply Collars; all
sizes; good styles, on sale, at,
6 'or 254
25c Silk Four-ln-Hand Tics; great
assortment for your selection,
now at io
$1.25 and $1.50 Laundered Shirts
all sizes; .samples, at ..4nt
Men's Porous Knit Union Suits;
ll.uu quality, at 49
Men's Balbriggan Union Suits
plain and fancy colors; values to
11.50, at GOt and 80
Balbrlggan and Porous Knit Un.
derwear; all styles; the regular
60c values, at 25t
1.00 Balbrtfran Shirts and Drawers;
uiui-k ur riTuj uis; snap at saia
prloe . 49o
Ladies' Osase Tests: values to 25c
it 7Ho, 9c and lSHo
X,adle' Pins Klsle Testa and Vants;
values 10 ti.uu, ai . .190, soo ana 39o
Delightful Garment Bargains
' In Our Domsstlo Room
Ladies' Suit Dept.
Nobby Tailor Suits; good variety;
regular values to $15.00, on sale
at, S5.00
One-piece bilk Dresses; regula
values to $20.00; slightly soiled
choice, at . . . .' $5.00
Pretty Wash Suits; 'regular $3.50
values, at 81.05
All Wool Dress Skirts; black, bluo
and brown; values to $4.00 .
at $1.08
75c Wash Underskirts . ...j)
$1.00 Lung Kimonos 50tf
Dressing Sacques worth to 1.00
on sale, at 10
Special Italncoat Bargains,' on sale
at $8.00 $5.00 and $2.95
Children's Wash Dresses; valued to
Ili.r.O; sises C to. 14, on sale, at 91.00
Children's Dresses and Kompers; val
ues to 76c on sale Frllay, at . .360
BS7"xa"p,,0 w"n values to
ll.on. at B0o
Two Important Shoo Specials Friday
75c White Jap Silk 36 Inches wide
at, yard 49
$1.25 Natural Pongee, 36 inch
wide, all silk, at 85
$1.00 Pongee Tussah, 36 inch wide
smooth finish, yard 60
Fine Silk Remnants, regular val
ues to $1.00 yard, plain and
fancy weaves, lengths to 20 yards
at, yard 20
Misses', Children's, Infants'
Kid Strap Slippers Kegu
lar 85c to $2 values, on sale
in four lots
$1.35 $1.00 75c 50c
Women's High "Class Ox
fords and J?umps Regu
lar values to $4.00, on sale
Friday in 3 lots
$2.50 $1.98 and $1.39
DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE BIG SPECIAL GRO
CERY SALE FRIDAY
We Can Save You From $5 to $10 a Month on Your Grocery Rill
48 lb. sacks Best High Patent Flour,
maue irom the nnest iso. 1 wiieal
and retailed everywhere for $1.76 a
sack, our special price, this sale
Is (1.35
ltt lbs. Heat Granulated Sugar for fl
bars Ulamond C or Beat 'Em All
tioap, lor 200
C 10a. best Hand 1'lckecJ .Navy Bnuns,
tor iuu
Tue beat W'nlte or Yellow Cornmeal,
per suck I t Ho
1 ne bent hoila LiiirKtn, pur lb. Tviu
'j lie best VlMl' Ulng-er Knaps, lb. 7Vc
'i lie bent C'l mp pretzels, per lb. t,c
r uncy assorted (.'rackets, loo Sellers,
40 varieties, per lb 10c
6 iuh. choice Japan Kite 25u
4 lbs. Fancy Japan Head Klce . .2So
10 lbs. beat iiollej Uieaklast Oat
meal, lor tin
UronianRL-ioti,. Jellycon, or Jello. per
package 7 He
l.MUle. Uewla, or Champion l.ye, per
can 7 Ho
Hex l.ye. per can tiu
2 lbs. cans Wax, Btrlng, Green, or
I.linu Heans 7 Ho
3 lbs. cans Golden Pumpkin, Hominy,
Hquash, Apples, or Baked Biatm,
at 7 He
Corn Flakes, packaice, K. C 6u
Grape Nuts, package lOo
Choice caiirornia prunes, 3 ins. iuo
The best Golden Hantoo Coffee, per
pound loo
ine oest Tea Hlftlng-s, per lb. ..lz'jc
u Muaiuy oun uriea Japan leu,
for fumlly use, special, 3 lbs. for 1
Batter, Cheese and Eggs sown Again
Why pay more, whoa you can ouy
the best at Hayden's at the lollow-
Ing price :
The best No. 1 Creamery Butter, per
pound Udo
The Best No. 1 Country Butter ioa
The Best No. 1 lialry Butter, lb. Hlo
The best No. 1 Fresh I'tfKM. doa. :'0o
The best Full Cream Ctn-i-Ne. lb. lie
The Talk of Oman
Hayden's High guullty, and Low
Prices, on Frwh Vegetables and
Fruits:
FreHh Spinach, per peck 7 He
Fresh Wax or Green Beans, lb. 7 Ho
New Potatoes, per pound ,2ViiO
New Cabbaue, per pound oo
3 heads FreHh Leaf Lettuce uo
bunches Fresh BadlHhes loo
3 bunches Fresh AHparagi": ,,.,7V4o
FreBli 1'eas, rer quart lc
Ijirne Cm iinibers, each &0
FreMh BeetK, Carrot, or Turnips, at,
hunch 3Hu
Green Peppers, 2 for ...Be
Fancy Blpe Tomatoes, per lb. ..7 He
Fresh Parsley, bunch Wo
D hundu s Gresi Unions for 6u
'I bunches pie Plant i,,
Fancy Barge ltlpe Bananas, dog. lBc
Fancy l.arKe Juicy Lemons, dos. 15c
r re.tn lumsieu i-eanuts, quart
pOUlIU i I . ...... ........ w.. M ijuilll , , , , OV
5?.nUrw HAYDEN'S First
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Tromondous Rug Purchase
FROM THK
Alexander Smith & Sons Nsw York Auction On Sale Monday
Our. New York representative was one of the Jar't
purchasers at this big auction, and the value in Smith
HugH 8hown here next aionuay win Burjiass any ever siiowu.
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