THE : OMAHA, FRIDAY, JULY 1. 1010.
OMAHA SHOWS BIG GAINS j
Bank Clearings and Beal Estate !
Transfers Increase. !
AHEAD BY RAPID STEIDES
Clearlaas Sfc lacreaa f
843,314 itrer ! First "I
Moatba of t.aat
I.and Traniffn Ahead.
At the fid of tha -first nix month of
the year Omaha's busing la shown to be
far. far ahead of last year. The growth
Inn bren tremendous.
Total bank clearings for the period end
ing June 30. 1910. are ICWU14 greater than
the totai lor tho firft six months of V.09.
Fvcry month shows a big gain on the
corresponding month of the previous year,
anil. In fact, with tha exception of one
month In 19C. tha' loert of this year Is
greater than' the Targeat of last.
The same, story la tola by real rstnte
tranters. Estimating transfr-rs of Thursday
at SW.0D0 tho total for tha month Is $1,
104.POO. and for the first six months of
1310, 9,C7K77. This l J3.413.4I0 more thn
for the tame time last year, and fully
twice as much a.i January 1 to July I, 1908,
whnn the total was f4.4.l,23.
Ileal K.ntMte Transfers.
The comparative statement of transfers
by the months Is aa follows:
in(W. 1"09. 1910-
January ... iK.KM I W.4.M4 l,J4.tf
February fri7.a Kio.i' w
March . TM.Wi 1.3U4.2M 1 7I9.T.7
April ' H32.710 1.2K7.111 tiEST. 9.
May 7r." 1.U01 list 1.37H.250
June 1.W1.US SJg.Cl-O 1,104,00
Totals Y. 14, W.S'tf J6.1C6.336 J9.571.776
IJunk Sliuw Galua.
Comparative bank clearings for tho first
alx mqnths of this and last year arc thee:
January .
February
March ..,
April
May
June
' 1U0.
. t.W4,0.71
. W.S77,l..jfl
. ,!Rl.243.Xi
. 71,32tl,2iS.fl(
M,1M,!i:i:t.04
. 6S, 0,316.4
1909,
S R7,lM,"rfl.03
47,ii72.-"J.7i
7i,;6J,:6
W.Sti9.2:i.i.S7
il.HMi.OS'i.71
ti2.14ii.tVJii.82
Total .'. $423,(127. 132. 2:4 1001,761,899.01
i'lrarlnaa for Jnne.
Tally bank clearings In June for this
year anj last were:
1'tlO.
..$ 2.9S2.50O
8 149.7H4
Jur.H
June
June
June
June
June
Junu
June
June
June 10
June 11
June 12
June 13
June 14
June IS
June lt
June 17
June 18
June 19
June 20
June 21
June 2
June 23
June 24
June 25
June 2i
June 27
June 28
June 29
June 30
2.S4X.270
2,MS9.2Hi
tsitn'y)
2,8,2S7
2,3S,6Hti
2.5TO.247
2.61D.IM
2,41.0,801
(Suu'y)
S.OS9.592
2,621,51
2.651,0t
2,56i,61H
2.WK1,513
2.5:i3.75
(Sun'y)
2.M0.9H3
l.!Ktt.4!l
2,771.352
2,6M,WI7
2,6H7.2ti3
2,358,9H
(Sun'y)
2.80.5!)7
2,2:12.134
2,312.677
2,339,776
$ 2 K7,:.70
S,05l.llS
2,770,475
2,iO,524
2,667,313
(Sun'y)
2,8S,iJ
2.1X5,2.V
2,W,7,0.".6
2.7W2.S49
2.W1.704
2.13,743
(Sun'y)
2.872,423
1.919.2HS
2. 486. 452
2,;if.7,37
2.198,868
2.113,8.2
(Sun'y)
1,791,(178
2,01i,6fl
2,208.827
2,075, 1S3
1.9a,249
'Sun'y)
2.173.473
J.047,74
2,402,772
Totals SU8.4JK2.S16 $h2,146.926
In buying a cough medicine, don't be
afraid to get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
There la no danger from it, and relief Is
aura to follow. Especially recommended for
coughs, colds and whooping cough. Bold
by all dealers. ' -, '
Ak-Sar-Ben Will
Have Big Picnic
Samson Arranges Auto Ban Among
Festivities for Knights at Te
kamah on Fourth.
Samson has arranged for a basket plonlc
for tha Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben and their
friends at . Tekamah Monday. It is the
Fourth of July and on that date Tekamah
will have some big races and many other
attractions will furnish amusement for the
plunlckers. Tekamah has a splendid park,
, where the plonlc will be held.
Samson says he will maintain his repu
tation of not doing things by half, and will
make thla a real plonlo. . He has enlisted
the Omaha Automobile club and has sent
out 300 letters to members of the club tell
ing them of the auto run, which is part of
tha picnic plana.
For , those who do not own automobiles,
Samson has arranged for two McKeen
motor cars to make tha trip to Tekamah.
These will leave tha Webster street station
at t o'clock Monday morning. As the capac
ity of these cars is, limited, Samson will
make reservation or those calling Douglas
333. or for those who call at his office at
1717 Douglas street, lu the new nranduls
theater building. In. addition to these ac
commodations, regular trains will leave the
.Webster street station at 6:30 a. m. and
at 1 p. im, The board of governors is of
faring reduced ; for the trip on the
motor cars, the price Ltlng Jl.50 (or tha
round trip, '
Many automobiles are planonig to make
tha trip to Tekamah, aa the roads are
, aplenflid,. Tha route is over the oM. century
run irum unuuxac vorougii x lolMUce, up
I'onca hill, thrown Coffman, d'houn.
Ulair. Herman and on to Tekams. ;k The
run to Tekamah is 1 than a cntc:v for
the round trip. . ,
Yonr
choice
of any
Woman's
im,
Cl'Wk
or Bilk
Dress
in our
stock
$15
Saturday
1 A Forte) t Tent,
E. W.-'- Good lee, Dallas, Tex., fuiu.d a
sure cure for malaria and blltoueiisa in
Dr. Kiug'a New Ufa Fills. 26c Ftr sale
by Beaton Drug- Co.
"Summer suits to order JL7.SC reduced from
S25. MacCurthy-WiUon. , ;) Poulh 16th."
FIREWORKS
Last Call and Chance,
Only Three More Shopping
Days
U You'U Have to Hurry If You
Expect to Get Any
Salutes, 10 in box, at box 4c
Kilgare Ammunition, 750
bhots, at v. . . . . , 10c
Candles, 20-ball, each...5c
Candles,! 10-ball, each...2c
Candles, 6 ball, each....lc
Sky Ilcxiketja, 3-or., each, 2c
Sky Kockets, 6-oz., each, 4c
BagIire, worth, 25c, at.7c
Ammunition for Canes .
5o kind, per box 2c
2o kind, per box ,.lc
JOQ. F. DIL2' OON'G
204 North 16th Street.
We BataU Xea Thaa Wholesale rrloes
.i,-4l
HIK4V1I s as-- -
Toar
Obolcs
any
Woman's
Hat
la oit
stock
at
$5
Special Sale oi Remnants
We must sell our remnants, xUl lengths and all lots of tlrras Rood,
silks and wash Rood In one day. I'.rcrjtlilnR must Im cleared
awajr this week; go prejiarfd for llf; sales to t-ouic.
We sacrifice every remnant in ho'ise Friday.
Broken Lines of Fine Foulards at 35c a Yard
1,760 yards of fine foulards, broken Vncn, dress patterns, waist pat
terns, lengths for children's and misseii" drosses, remnant r f
lengths for kimonos, etc. regardless o cost 5JC
' bargain square, at, per yard
Great Sale of Remnants in Basement
A. F. C, Toile Du Nord, Bates and Rod Seal Ginghams -the
best ginghams made in this country, new goods for
Friday, all the wanted plain colors, checks, stripes, plaids,
etc., in beautiful colorings. Buy them Friday TV
for hot weather wear, in waist and dress
lengths, at, per yard
Checked Nainsook and 'Dimities light and dark grounds
neat, new printings in remnants ' C
Friday, at, per yard
Remnants linen thread finish flaxon, especially suitable for
ladies' and children's summer dressesall the plain colors
and a large range of styles that is not likely to be dupli
cated. The sale price of this well known 18c cloth t i
nor vnril . . . . m9
f- j
Fancy printed 3G-inch best grade silkoline rem
ants, thousands of yards, pjr yard
.31c
Sample lengths of Silk
oline, fancy . denims
and sateens on bar
gain table, at,
each ,
2c
Cross barred white
walsting, light weight
white madras wait
ings, fine dlmitiea
and nainsook, perfect
long lengths,
at, yard ....
84c
A better grade of In
dia linon has never
before sold at such
a price as
this, yard. . . 2.,
Linen finished suit
ing and fancy dark
style suiting in
remnants on bargain
square, at,
per yard .
.24c
Printed summer dress
lawns, in desirable
lengths, light and
dark, at,
per yard.
A great lot of all kinds
short lengths plain
colored poplins that
can be matched up
on bargain square
for, per
yard . . . .
3ic
.2ic
Linen Remna.nt Sale Frida.y
1,000 Remnants of Table Damask and
Crash Toweling: at almost one-half
regular price.
Red bordered Huck Towels, 10c size,
at, each 60
Satin and Marseilles Bed Spreads,
some are sllKhtly Imperfect, worth
up to $3.00 at. each 91.00
BUfhtly soiled Pattern Cloths, hem
stitched or plain, worth up to $2.00
at, -each 98o
Extra large, heavy Turkish Bath
Towels, with names woven In. worth
up to $1.00 at, each 3So
Mill lengths of brown linen Crash
Toweling, worth up to 10c at, a
yard 60
Fine Filet Lace Shams. 60c values
at, each 39o
Lace Trimmed Scarfs and Shams,
worth up to 49c at, each 860
Remnants and Odd Lots of 18-inch Embroidered Flouncings
Corset Cover Embroideries, wide insertions and gal- I C
loons various kinds many worth to 35c yd, at yd. .UC
Fine Embroidered Edgings, Insertions and Beadings c 0
New lots, worth 10c a yard, at, per yard C
Fine French and German VaJ. Laces and Inserting Also
rlatt Vals. Torchons, Uluny, etc. worth up to
I2V2C yard, at, per yard
Remnants of Allover Laces Also appliques, inser
tions, medallions, etc,! various kinds, at, each. .
5c
10c
Advance Notice of Big Sale Saturday
Aivy Woman's Hat $
In Our Entire Stock
Regardless of Former Price Many of Them
Have Been Selling Up to $35.00.
On Sale Saturday One Day Only.
Give Day
M
bA J csaiuraay
July 2nd
Offer
Your Unrestricted Choice
su
WW MAM
IN OUR ENTIRE STOCK
Regardless oi Former Price,
lor ..: 2JL
Many, of These Suits Have Been Selling
up to $311 and $40 each
Brandeis Stores
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Read The Bee for All the Sporting News
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MOM.V, atl.Y 4TH.
BARGAIN FRIDAY
WASH GOODS EXTRAS
A most extraordinary bargain in very fine natural colored
Tussar' Silks. It's n high luster silk and linen fabric,
very light weight with a semi-rough effect in the weave.
The usual 50c quality. No silk is more shimmering or
so cool and serviceable for summer dresses
and waists. Friday, including some brocaded
goods as well, at, yard
KKMN'ANTS Percales, crepes,
19c
Bilk mulls, A. F. C. ginghams,
linen finish goods, tissues, etc.
All odds and ends of 12c, 16c,
19c and 25c goods to
clear up, yard
,74c
Bargain Friday Extras in
WOMEN'S GARMENTS
White J.incn Dretis Skirts New,
rrlsp slimmer models, pleated
and button trimmed. .. .$1.01
Unlit (Jray 'Worsteds Skirts For
summer outings, full pleated,
handsomely tailored; just In
at ' $4.05
Lawn Presses In light colors,
low necK and short sleeves, trim
med with lace insertion $2.05
.Wash Petticoats Plain or stripe
ginghams . 50
White Waists Plain lawns or
barred Nainsook, lace trimmed,
$1.25 values, at g0
Bargain: Friday Special
Women's Oxforda $1.15 Saved
300 pairs tan Russia calf "Lady Betty" two eyelet ties, with
smart low cut short vamp and high heel; strictly new, nobby,
up-io-aaie rooiwear in an sizes and widths. These are recog
nized as the finest $3.60 footwear a nr
made. Friday for. ?))
Misses and Children's Pumps, ox
blond shades, $1.60 values .6Bo
Barefoot Sandals. "60 and 11.00
values 450
Woman's Oxfords Tan, Calf,
patent colt and Russia calf,
broken lots, 3.00 and 3.r.O
values, for 11.45
Bargain Friday in Basement-
Housefurnishings
rirsless . Oookor Almost an ab
solute necessity in summer
time 10 off
40o Spray Nozzles for 99o
$3.50 Lawn Mowers, 14-Inch, $2.98
96.50 iXawn. Mowers, ball bear
ing; .w $4.50
$2.75 Gas or Gasoline Ovens $1.08
ScreenrWlre Cloth, sq ft So
$3 Hear? Xdak Tin Boiler with
copper bottom. No. 8 slxe $1.48
$2.26 Llsk Boilers, like above,
No. 9 else $1.69
Water Kilters ancT Coolers, en
amelled usually $4.26, for $3.85
$2 98 Model Gasoline Stoves,
for , $a.it
Adj. Screen Frames, 20x33, ..19o
Bargain Friday Offers-
Neckwear, Embroideries
New Lace Bows, made of beau
tiful Irish crochet, 60c kind,
at .... 25
Beautiful Jabot of Irish Cro
chet lace, every one 7 Be value,
at 25
Dutch Collars, also Sailor Col
lars and Venlse Lace Stocks,
all new 60c and 75c values 85o
Wide Ribbons, fine, all pure
silk, moire and glace, 35c and
40c Qualities white, black
and all colors, for 15
Embroideries Swiss and Cam
bric Flouncing;, 18x27 Inch,
splendid 39c values, yard . .96o
Embroidery Strips 3 to 17 inches
wide, (6fc yard pieces) yd. lOo
8k
Choice of either batiste or coutil. New, fresh, clean goods
and worth $1.50, sizes to 30, Friday, at
BOOKS .
Friday is the day for the peri
odical freshening up of our
circulating library. We offer
at a Ions price all the used
books of latest fiction from
the iibrairy; Friday
TUMBLERS.
Up in the china department
on the 2d floor, full size,
water tumblers, each lo
China Cups Plain white
4 for lOo
Pern Dishes Malt green with
extra Inset 85o
Glased Cuspidors lOo
Earthen Jugs, Dutch design,
for 19o
Brass Fern Dishes, 50c values,
for 15o
Kimono Crepes Scores of clrolce
patterns in floral and Oriental
designs, usually 18c; 19.1m
Friday for 121
Linen Suitings All pure linen,
natural shade only, worth I rA
29c, for lt
inininii iniii 111 iintT''wggryrta:r'''rj'
Tremendous Suit Bargains Friday
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits that sold
regularly at $18.00, $20.00, $22.50,
$25.00 and $30.00, all best Summer
Styles. Choice of over 1,500 Suits Fri
day, at
WE GUARANTEE FIT AND QUALITY
THE RELIABLE STORK
Long Black Taffeta Silk Coats
Choice of our entire stock, values
to $25.00, for SI 0.00
Linen and Repp Suits Coat Suits
with new pleated skirts, wore
$10.00, for $5.00
Dressing Hacques Navy blue
lawn, with ring dot pattern, button-hole
stitch edge, were 69c,
t(r 25
Gingham Aprons Fine large ones
with bib, best 50c kind; Fri
day 25t
Sunbonneta Checked gingham or
plain chamhray, 25c kind..
mm sbbb .
lii T't:r::rlnltu 11 EJ
B n Ladle' llathing
! a Suits.
Em: -
I II ft V fl f - 7
II I 111
ALWAYS.
wmxjwimwsP
llathing Httits
at Very
SpcH-ial Hiirgaln
Trices.
New Long Hip Corsets
Special $1.50 Models
A late shipment secured from a prominent factory at a price and re
served for our Friday bargain day sales.
These Corsets have long hip with the soft skirt extension, nicely trim
med at top and have supporters attached.
89c
Greatest Summer Underwear Ever
Held in Omaha, Friday and Saturday
MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND
CHILDREN'S SUMMER
UNDERWEAR
Surplus Wholesale Stock of
M. E. SMITH & CO.
One Thousand Three Hun
dred and Fifty Dozen Gar
ments on Sale at One-Third
and Less Actual Worth:
ALL WOMEN'S UNION
SUITS Values to $1.50, iu
Lisle and Mercerized, all
styles and sizes, choice,
nt... .29c 39c and 19c
ALL WOMEN'S GAUZE
VESTS Values to $1.00 a
garment, in siTk lisle and
mercerized, in three .lots,
at.. 12 Vic 19c and 25c
ALL WOMEN'S GAUZE
VESTS Values to 25c, on
sale at 7lAc and 9c
ALL MEN'S UNION SUITS
Values to $2 a garment,
at, choice ........ .49c
ALL MEN'S TWO PIECE
SUITS Values to $1.00 a
garment, at, per gar
ment ,19c and 25c
ALL MEN'S HIGH CLASS
LISLE AND MERCER.
IZED SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS In two lota,
at 39c and 49c
BOYS' SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS -Values to 50
cents, at, garment .... 19c
ALL CHILDREN'S VESTS
AND PANTS-Values to
50c, on sale at
each 7C 10c and 15c
Friday Is Remnant Day in tho
Domestic Room
Annual Fireworks Sale
Buy your Fireworks tomorrow. Sale closes Saturday
night. All kinds of Fireworks at lowest prices. Display
on pavement, Harney street side of store.
Friday and Saturday's Bulletin of
Grocery Economies
Bennett's are Always Sure to Ha.ve Good Savings
Granulated Sugar, 18
lbs for 1100
Bennett's best Coffee,
fresh roasted, lb. ..80c
Bennett's Reliable Cof
fee, fresh .'roasted,
per pound tSo
Bennett's Extra Coffee,
fresh roasted, lb,.18e
Bennett's iso Teas, as
sorted kinds, lb... 4 ao
Tea Sittings, usual 16c
lb. pkf., for Ho
Corn Meal, white or
yellow, 10 lb. sack lso
Diamond : Crystal Salt,
.14 lb. sack 20u
Capitol Baking; Powder.
6 lb. ean - 11.00
And 100 stamps.
Bnlder's Pork and Veens
1 cans zuc
And 10 Htamps.
Rnldar'a Chill Sauce.
, bottle lie
And 10 stamps.
Bnlder's. Balad Dress
inn, bottle 25c
And 10 Stamps.
Royal CeWsry Bait, per
bottle 10c
And 10 Stamps.
Violet Toilet boap, t
cakes tic
And 10 Stamps.
OalUarA Olive OU
Small size He
And 20 Stamps.
Medium size 45c
And 60 Stamps.
Large slse 76c
And 100 8tatrips.
Macaroni Star Crescent,
I pkgs If 5c
And 10 Stamps.
Blue Borax Starch, per
package lOo
And 10 Stamps.
S. W. C. Table. Syrup,
13 Wo cans 10c
Bennett's Capitol Coun
try Gentleman Corn.
for 11c
And 10 Stamps.
Mount Carmel Pump
kin, t eans ..' 25c
And 10 Stamps.
Bennett's Capitol . VTiole
Tomatoes, can ...ltc
Ana 10 ttiamps.
Old Virginia Flan Roe,
can ......5c
- And !Q Stamps.
Cheese, full cream, per
pound . . .mc
And 10 Stamps.
Cheese. Virginia Swiss.
pound . .... 15c
Ana 20 stamps.
Sterling Gloss Starch
lb. boi 0c
And 71 Stamps.
Pickles, assorted, per
bottle 6c.
D. K. Jon French Mus
tard, Jar 20o
And 20 Stamps.
Jap Rice, 7c Quality, 6
pounas ror zc
Shaker Salt. I for ..25c
And 19 Stamps.
Capitol Extract, per bot-'
tie 18c
And 20 Stamps.
Monarch Cut Asparagus, .
large can zto
And 10 Stamps.
Helns Vinegar, quart
bottle 260
And 10 Stamps.
Poppy Milk, alx cans
for 25o
Newport Cataup, per
bottle lOo
And 10 Stamps,
Tea Garden . Preserves,
lOo Jars for 22e
Capitol Wheat. 1 lb.
package lOo
Ana 10 Stamps.
Economy Clothes Clean
er, 16c bottle for ..10o
Fruit Wafers, lb ...Ho
Iten's Fresh Baked Anl-
bus Biscuit. In air tight
pkKSj I pkgs. for lOo
Ana it
Stampa.
Organdies, Batistes,
Lawns, Fancy WhitH
Goods, Plain Lawns,
Madras, etc., worth
up to 25c, all ' at
one price, yd. 10
Aberboyle Ginghams,
a good assortment
of colors and pat
terns, regular price
19c, yard 12 W
French Percales, in
good long lengths,
19c values at, per
yard.'.-... .. .' 10
Organdies, Lawns,
Batistes, worth up
to 15c, yard 7
12 i-ic Lawns, all
good patterns, fanc
ies, etc., all at one
price, yard .;.5
Remnants of Towel
ing, Linen Crash,
Huck, etc., at just
about half price.
Remnants of Muslins,
. Sheetings, in good
lengths, at about
half iirlce.
Remnants . of Table
Linen, Irish, Scotch,
German, good val
ues, at, a yard -39
49d 58
AT 10 A. M. All the
Remnants of Waatu
Goods and White
Goods from our
high grade stocks,
that accumulated
during the week,
worth up to 50c
all at one price, per
yard 10
HKKK S SOME HOUSING
Friday Specials
$3.00 HAN J) BAG $1.48 Full
size, all leather, leather lined,
with leather lined purse, regular
$3.00 value, , best ever bargain,
at $1.48
$4.00 ALLOY Kit EMHROIUE1U
1KS $1.48 The very finest Swiss
and Batiste Allovers with hand
embroidery and . Irish -. Crochet,
the best ever, at, yard '. .$1.48
3.V; FLOUNCING!, YARD lt)c
Beautiful patterns in 18 and 20
Inch Flouncings, also 18 inch
Corset Cover Embroideries, at,
. per yard 10
50c 1AI HOS12 SUPPORTERS
at 19
BOc ' AVA1ST SUPPORTERS
at 10
SOc LADIES' BELTS at 25
$5.00 HAIR PUFFS $8.00 Tho
latest novelties In Real Hair
Puffs, all shades, great values,
Friday, at, yard $3.00
AU kinds of Staple - and Fancy
Notions at Less Than Half Irice.
IN THE DOMESTIC ROOM
Suit Department
A few of the kind of bargains that
bring the crowds every day to
this busy department:
LADIES TAILOR SUITS Values
to $15.00, at (-$5.00
LADIES' BILK AND TOURIST
COATS Values to $10.00, at. !
choice ...'.....'5.00
CRAVENETTE RAIN COATS
Values to $7.50, choice $2.05
WRAPPERS Rgular Values to
$1.50, on sale at, choice GO
WASH UNDERSKIRTS Values
to $1.50, choice '49t
WOOL DRESS SKIRTS That
sold to $5.00, rn two lots, at,
each $2.98 and $1,08
WASH DRESSES Regular values,
to $5.00, at, choice $1.95
CHILDREN'S DRESSES AND
ROMPERS TO 75c values, at,
each 25
LONG KIMONOS Values to $1.60
at 69
HOUSE DRESSES In all BteeB 30
to 44, values to $1.50, at 08V
Extraordinary Silk Bargains Friday
Here's offerings we're confident cannot be duplicated in
- 1 ' A i At 1 VI 1.
quality ai uiese remaxK&Diy low saie prices;
All Silk Pongee, $1.00 qual
ity, 36 in! wide, on sale,
at, yard 59c
Gold Cloth Pongee, $l!25
quality, 3G in. wide, a
beauty, nt 79c
$1.25 Black Peau de Soie,
36 in. wide, soft and lus
trous, at, yard 89c
29c White Jap Silks, 20 in.
wide, at, yard .....17c
Short Lengths of Silks,
worth to $1.00, plain and
fancy, 1 to 20 yard lengths
at 25
$1.00 Black Taffeta, oil
boiled, 36 in. wide, 69c
Messalines, Pongees, Tussah Royal, Checked Louisienes,
T) : ii: i . i ii a i j r , i i . .
hi iiiitt.nu, etc., tui newest eiiiiues, u,uvu jams in me 101
in Domestic Koom, at, yard .". .38c
Lomono Lomons Lomotil
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tor the "Fourth," on Friday and
Saturday we will cell our regular
ISc and 40o Lemona, per doien, at,
only
I quart New Fe&a, for 10a
t bunchea Beets. Turnips or Carrota,
for 10o
Large Cucumbera, each So
( bunchea Freah Leaf Lettuce ....60
Wax or Green lieana. per lb TVjo
4 bunchea Green Onlnna for 00
Freah Hip Tomatoea. per pound J Ho
New Cabbage, per pound la
a raw uiDiii ar ovm. rorv.
lias obooisy sirr, .
II pound Oraaulated Sugar for II 09
t bare Olaruoud "C" or Beat 'Km All
Boap, for 26a
EMK-o-Hee. Dr. Price'- Food, or Cora,
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.70
prap Nut, per package ......... 100
1 pound paoluurea Corn March (or 4a
Oil or Muatmrdbardlnen. for 4e
Aortef Klokles, In bottle ....(He
3 pounds California 1'ruuei. for io
California Klpe OUvea. psr caa ,20e
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