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THE BEE: OMATIA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 23, 1010.
cONNELLTALKS TUDAIRYMEN
"ells Them Thtj Must Obey Rulet
or Close Theirflacei.
KORE CARE IS CASE OF DISEASE
1r. Coaaell Deales tfcat He I Itr---'
In Any of the Larger Dal
rles,' bat U la tat or of
pasteurisation.
I'alrymrn who carry fcn the retail milk
rade In Omaha met In the council cham
ber in the city hall Wednesday nUht and t
ere advised by Dr. Connell of what the:
lew regime In dairy Inspection experts of I
hem. The ordinances of the city and the:'
ules for regulating dairies which have'
en glvtn out by the national agricultural,
experts must be strictly adhered to, and
the health commleiiloner ma particularly
strong In hla condemnation of the prac-1
ice of refilling bottlea from the waon.
Contagious diseases that break out In
the famillea or among- the employes of
dairymen mfit be cared for more strictly
than ordinary eases and every possible
precaution taken to avoid the contamina
tion of the milk.
Dr. Connell denied that he wai Interested
In any dairy or In the retail business of
selling pasteurisation machine. He Is,
however, strongly In favor of having all
milk pasteurised as a preventive measure.
Knme of the dairymen took the oppor
tunity to reiterate accusations against the
commissioner on the' score of favoring large
creameries end desiring to drive out the
little retailer. The commissioner only de
nied the assertions and continued In his
lemands that the milk sold In Omaha must
le produced under the most sanitary con
lltlona possible.
Lo, Poor Indian,
on a: Joy Ride
Vlany Braves In to See Wild West
Show and to Blow In
Their Money.
Scores of Omaha Ind Winnebago Indians
wme In from the reservation to see the
vild west show and they took In both th.?
ii ado and the afternoon performances.
They came In with money, too. The re
all shops were full of them and Lo the
Ich redkln was seen out Joy-riding In an
utomoblle hired at the rate of It an hour.
There were eight of them In the car.
In their eagerness to see the parade, two
Iraves riding on a Sixteenth street car
aearly fell out the wlnd;w so far had they
iwung themselVfS out. One of them, John
Thin Wolf by name, grunted several times
is his fellow bloods went by.
"Him think him heap big noise," opined
Tohn of a chl f who rode proudly by In
glistening wui paint.
A burly brave, followed by his no less
burly sUHW, tolled patiently up the stair
way Into the tower of the New York Life
building to get a view of the city, because
he could not reconcile himself to riding In
the elevator. After ho and his wife had
surveyed the broad expanse of city, to be
seen from the tower, they calmly started
thrlr long walk to the street, twelve floors
below, '
When Merit Wilt.
When the medicine you take cures ds.
ae. tones up your system and makea you
feel better, stronger and more vigorous
than before. That Is what Foley's Kidney
pills do for you. In all raaes of backache,
headache, nervdusness. loss of appetite,
sleeplessness and general weakness that la
caused by any disorder of the kidneys or
bladder. Hold by , I druggists.
GREETING FOR NEWLYWEDS
rrleada of C. I.. Ilowllnat Decorate
lila Office In t?te Bran
del Itnlldlna-.
"Office closed. Business suspended. I've
Just been married." was the sign that
greeted C. L. Bowling, manager of the
Potlatch Lumber company when he re
turned from Wlnfleld, Kan., writ re he had
b-en to get married. f
The bride was formerly Miss Uach.wl
Noble of Wlnfleld, nnd the wedding wns
held September 20, there. When tho couple
arrived in Omaha, C. L. and his bride came
up to the Office and found themselves
stared In the face by the huge sign over
the door and rice leading in a trail to the
desk W the new Husband. Tho desk Itself
was decorated with all manner of rattles,
teething rings and like hardware and
adorned with huge bouquets of flowers, the
gift of the office men to the bride.
A Horrible latk
results from decaying lungs. Cure coughs
and wcaU lunss with Dr. King's New
Discovery. 50c and $100. For sale by Rea
lon Drug Co.
JETTER BREWIMG CO.,
rksuNa.! .Otk asi YSUeU
South Omaha. Nebraska
OOSIITaai' BimnOTtlli
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scao r. urxft.
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faoaaai SoagUa 1642. lao, A-la
South Omahai
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lad. r-ISM
Coeaall Blaffsi
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Bota Vaoaea,
tm ported
Mats,
Oowms
and
Wraps
for oar
Opening
How
Shown
la our
Windows
xrtxl
Monday
la our
Ores
rail
Opening
Be the
Displays
The Greatest Sale of the Year
RE.
Three Big Bargain Lots of Silks
Fine all wool Bilk
yarn, dyed Mescalines
and satin Dlrectolre
In 43 different color
ings, to go under Mar
quisette and voiles
worth 75c and $1.00 a
yard, at, yard
59c
French Bilk plaids,
Persian Bilks, bordered
crepes and printed
crepe de chine regu
lar price $1.00 and
$1.25 a yard, at, yard,
69c
Fine yard wide black
peau de Sole, dress taf
fetas, In colors and
black, Marquisettes
and printed gauzes,
etc., at, yard
98c
Manufacturers Remnants & Small Pieces Warp Silk
For petticoats, trimmings, mllllncrry, plllowtops, etc. on bargain
squares. All the larger pieces, up to 10 yards, at, yard 25
All the shorter pieces, according to size, at, each, 25 15 10
5
and
Main Floor.
$1.00 and 7fJc Foulard Silks Silk Scarfs, In Persian, Dresden,
Jacquard and two-tone jardlnere bordered patterns, printed chit
patterns, at, yard GO and 40 fon. 2 yards long, at, each. .69
Remnants of New Goods
In Our
Basement
Fine Ginghams, new fall patterns; nurse striped seersucker
on bargain square per yard, TjCDC
Such fine double fold bleached muslins are seldom offered
at such a low price one yard wide, perfect mill
lengths, at, yard ".
Fluffy Outing Flannels with fine warp, the new plaids,
stripes and checks. There are no better outing gi
Fancy printed yard
wide comfort sllko
llne remnants, O I
at, yard 2l
One big square plied
high with all kinds
laces and embroider
ies, have been mussed
at the regular count
ers; Friday on base
ment bargain 11
, 2V
flannels made, at, yard.
Black and colored mer
cerized sateens, ' rem
nants in full bolts to
buy from,
at, yard. . .
,12ic
Yard wide fleeced back
flannel ettes, with
smooth "top for Bice
warm house, dresses;
bargain square Qlg
at, yard OJt
6ic
Heavy shaker and mot
tled flannels; Friday
from the bolt 10c
grade, at,
yard
Various lots, all kinds,
cotton goods, includ
ing apron and dress
gingham, all short
lengths; fore- I U
12V
noon only, yd.
square, yd.
, Remnant Day Specials on Our Main Floor
Remnants and Sample Pieces of Allover Laces
In crochet, oriental, filet and fancy effects various kinds;
white, cream and ecru Vs to 1-yard lengths, 4
at, each ..lUt-tlt
18-inch Embroidered Flouncings and Skirtings
Fine embroidered nainsook and cambric, also corset cover
widths, excellent designs many worth 30c a yard, at, yd.. .
18c
French and German Vol. Laces and Insertions at 5 c
..5c
Also linen torchons, cluny curtain laces, etc. worth 10c
a yard, at, yard
O DA Tttl A IMC : U A TO r.ffJC Second
O MJ.M.M..M.lJmJ 111 11-a.llV VlVSVSJLSaJ
Natural Wavy Hair
Switches 22 inche9
long; $4.00 &i
values, at. ..
The Madam Josephine
Boyd Cluster Puffs
$5.00 values,
Floor
Two extra large Blze
real hair Nets; 25c
values, at, ).
two for uoj
OUR ANNUAL FALL OPENING
Begins
Monday, September Twenty-Sixth
We invite you and your friends to be our guests
on this important fashion occasion. We will exhibit
our own importations of Parisian hats, together with
gowns and wraps selected personally by our own for
eign buyer.
See the brilliant window displays of imported ap
parel in our 16th street and Douglas street fronts.
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The Fall Style Hook and. any 16c Ladles' j
Home Journal pattern for 20l
Three Great Nine O'clock Sales
FRIDAY
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LAWN DRESSES
at
REPP AND LINEN
SUITS, at
LINEN DRESSES
at -..
$1.00
$2.00
$4.00
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Here's the one that will put a quietus on the entire
wash garment stocks. A sale planned to make a clearing
absolute and final. Just three lots and each at an insignif
icant price. To give all ample time to be here we start the
sales at NINE O'CLOCK. None on sale before that hour.
LAWN DRESSES! WASH SUITS I LINEN DRESSES
Just fine for house
wear; balance of sum
mer stocks, values to
$6.50, light colors, all
must go quickly; your
choice
si.oo
Repp and Linen
Suits, also some long
linen coats, all best
colors; entire stock
values up to $17.50
reduced to
2.00
Handsome one-piece
dresses; worth up to
$20.00. The season's
newest styles, all suit
able for Fall wear
choice
$4.00
DBCBBIirO SACQUES Any
white and colored lawn dressing-
sacque In stock. fTOaf
values to $2, to go at
col-
KOTTBK IIBXHCI T.lirht
ored percale dresses, nicely
mnde, all values to Cl AO
, rn . . ID1.UCT
IIIIIUV, All values
$3. GO, to go, at
A RARE BOOK BARGAIN
Life of D. I. Moody By His Son
An authentic autobiography of the great evangelist. These
are the regular $3.00, $4,00 and $4.50 editions, In cloth,
leather and full leather bindings.. Just a little
marred from handling. Friday price
Fill DAY
BARGAIN
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SILKS
Very good quality all Bilk black
Surah, a twilled Bilk for waists,
dresses, roats, etc. does not
crease easily and Is a most dur
able silk; every yard
75c quality, for
29c
I Fit IDA Y I
HAROAIXl
BROADCLOTHS
Black and colored, fine finish
cloth of splendid weight; compare
it with any $1.60 line anywhere,
shown in black, navy, red, wine,
bordeaux, brown, green, QQ
etc., 45-inch; special, yd."0
I An Embroidery Commotion
Threelots of beautiful embroidery Edges and Insertions, a big pur
chase of pew,' fresh, clean goods from the bolt. They vary from two to
twelve inches wide and are worth twice our Friday prices.
EMBROIDERIES
Worth up to 10c a
yard, at, . . , . .5
EMBROIDERIES
Worth up to 15c a
yard, at . .7W
EMBROIDERIES
Worth up to 20c a
yard, at . . . 10
Beauty - Pins Gold plated, plain
or stonS?et, 2 to 6 on a card,
worth "S5? at, per card . . . .5
Women's' '"Handkerchiefs, plain
white, lace- trimmed, and fancy
, colors, values to. 10c each, Fri
day special, at 34
Ribbons, all silk, best shades, 3
to 6 inch goods, heavy, durable
ribbons, extra values, at ,.10
Linen Laces, serviceable linen tor
chons, edges and insertions, for
undergarments, values to 10c,
at, per yard 3
ENGRAVED STATIONERY
WEDDING INVITATIONS. ANNOUNCEMENTS
VISITING CARDS
All correct forms in curren; social usage engraved in the best
manner and punctually delivered when promised.
EMBOSSED MONOGRAM STATIONERY
and other work executed at prices lower than usually prevail
elsewhere.
A. I. ROOT, Incorporated
1210.1212 HOWARD ST. ' PHONE D. 1604
Corsets Nw Arrivals J. CJ-.50
for Friday and Saturday MPX-tvPX
A big shipment bf fine new corsets Just In time for
Friday and Saturday crowds. These corsets are re
presentative of the newest Fall Models. We know
they are absolutely right and that they will please you.
The trimmings are rich and dainty, the tailoring
perfect, the materials the best. Just as the most fastid
ious woman would expect.
These models are so constructed as to Impart
graceful long lines to the figure, giving a subtle fash
ion plate trimness to which all well gowned women
aspire.
In fact, the newest gowns and suits are modeled
along these lines and require Just such corsets as
these for a foundation. 1
Our corset experts can be of greatest assistance to
you in the selection of the corset suited to your in?
dividual need.
China Store Makes
These Friday Extras
Syracuse China Dinnerseta, lfto pieces
plain jihlt decorated or white and
Bold, worth (30.00 set, jUBt ten
aeta to sell, choice 914.98
ranoy China 1.000 pieces. Vases,
Plates, Placques, Celeries, etc., etc ,
values to 12.50, at 98o
Manlcura Trays of French China,
handsomely decorated and sold
plated, worth to $1.00, at 390
ToUet Sata, S pieces, Towder Boxes,
Hair Receivers and Tray, white and
gold decorations, $2.50 values, at.
per set 1.85
Xrovalty Cow Shapa Creamers, 25
cent kinds, for 100
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Only two things are neces
sary to preserve forover the
life of your hair; pood sense
in buying nnd Rood judgment
in applying Wonder Dand
ruff Cure, your barber knows
how to do it. Single applica
tion 15c. 10 oz. bottle $1.0).
Best
Sporting
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I THE I Fun PSE I Both
I D239 Ball Leagua ano
I Scores Amateur
Flour, Pride
nett s, sack . . .
Coffee, Bennett's
tol, lb. pktf. ...
Coffee. Bennett's
lenge, pound Uu
Pepper, Bennett'a Capi
tol, U lb. can ....loo
and stamps.
Tea Sittings, lb.
special
Cornmeal, 10 lb.
for
n&lflnv Powder.
nett s Capitol, & pounu
cap for $100
. 'and 100 stamps
Extracts, Bennett's Cap
itol, bottle for ...18c
and 10 stamps.
Table fyrup, ran 12Hc
' and 10 stamps.
Cocoa liars and Fruit
Wafers, pound 12c
Spanish Olives, pint Jar,
large, fur 5!a0
peanut Butter, large
Jar for 2c
and 20 stamps.
Hen Fred, lb JHo
Chick Feed, pound ..3c
Monarch Cut Asparagus
for 25c
and 10 stamps.
Capitol Oats, 2 pound
package for 11c
and 10 stamps.
Capitol Pancaks, 2-lb.
package, for Ho
and 10 stamps.
Cheese, full cream, per
pound 25c
and 10 stamps.
Hullcl Beans, with
chicken, can 15c
Macaroni, Star and
Crescent. 3 pkgs. 25c
and 10 stamps.
Seeded Raisins, pound
package for 12VaO
and 10 stamps.
Bala OalUard rare
Olive Oil ciosm this
week. Gallon caa for
2.751 half jraUoa
eaa S1.45; quarts T5c
Peonies Should be Planted This Fall !
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Handy household helps In the Hard- L.
ware, It v111 pay you to look up
while shopping tomorrow: y
Open Coal Hods, open style, 17 Inch; . R
fr 850 0
Ziawn Bakes, you'll need one for y
weeds and leaves soon, 40c kinds, B
at, each 89o M
$)ornb Brushes of rice root, usual 10
cent kind for 6o A
Btove Blacking Brushes, beat 20 cent t
kinds for loo R
Perfection OU Heater for . ...S4.98 J
3So Pad Xiooka for 80o
Sapolin Stove Pipe Enamel for . .160 D
Cut Your Living Expense to the Minimum
In Bennett's Grocery. Read the Week End List.
Decorated Havllaid China Plates, T Inch size, with each three pounds
of Bennett'a Best Coffee, for fl.OO
or the. Havlland China plate with each pound of Tea, assorted klmla
selling at. per pound 680
Lima Beans, with chick
en, per can 20c
Argo Gloss Starch, six
puckaices for 25c
Diamond C Soap, eight
bars for 5c
Karo Table Syrup, per
can loc
And R atnmnai
Hartley's Currant Jelly,
mi ur diuck, jar 25c
Underwood's Sardines
and Tomato Sauce, 2
cana for 23c
and 10 stamps.
Wiggle Stick Bluing-, 3
for ISo
and 10 stamps.
Oherardllll Chocolate.
lb. ran H5c
Package Flicka free,
and 10 stamps.
Snlder's Pork and Beans
two cans for 20c
and 10 stamps.
Jap Hice, 7c quality, 5
pounds for 25o
Horseradish, bottle loo
and 5 slain ph.
tthimni rf.iu..!.. ..til v. ... .. i . n Mm. h.f,tr. IVtnh., V nt h in v mi r real-
dence. If in Oinalia or Council Bluffs.
Our Special Tall Catalog-aa U Worth askinr To contains planting; Instructions
and iiescriitl..ns of all of our beautiful peonies Uet it now ind order early. So
so aead puatava.
T. W. MENERAY CRESCENT NURSERY COMPANY,
House Sllpoers of aofest vlcf kid with one strap: three strap patent vamp
Tv..l ".,i. .n,,,..r. nh rntilier heels.. Threa different k luls.
each a boon to tender feet. $1.25 end $1-75 shoea. at ao
WOMZK'S TAX.X. A9 WI1TTBB BOOT1 We will have for Friday a quan
tity of smart new styles In women s high cut shoes, patent rolt for dress
wir and sturdy calf shoes for business. Have them In button and lace
styles, all widths, sizes 1 to 7. New short vamp effects. $3.60 values axaa
tCHOOL IHOEI OX TUB BaXOaJW TABLES A Jot of misses' and chll
dri?s odd lots of new patent, vlci and calf shoesT aizes $ to 1JH. broken
lota from $1.75 and $2 50 Huae. closing at ..4o
flAYDEil friday HAYDEs
IS REMNANT DAY
IN OUR FAMOUS DOMESTIC ROOM
Another carload of these fine Milt Ends of all kinds of Cotton Dress
Goods. Everything In Flannelettes, Outing Flannel, Velvettas, Per
sians. Ginghams, Percales, Prints, etc. This Is the best lot we, erer
got hold of. They will be arranged according to values In 5 lots on
large squares and tables, as follows. .2 V4 5 7V4 10 12tt
Irish. Scotch and German Linens, remnants of 2, !H and 3 yards
lengths, worth from 75c to $1.50 yard, placed according to value In
5 lots, at, yard io 25 39 49i 59
6,000 Remnants of all kinds of Toweling Crash, etc., worth from 7V4c
to 18c yard, at, about ,..HALF TRICK
2,500 yards of Remnants of Sheetings, Muslins, Cambric, Long Cloths,
India Llnons, White Goods, etc., at, less than- HALF PIUCK
UEMXAXTS OK HIGH GRADE WOOL DRESS GOODS Fancy suit
ings. Serges, Lansdowns, Henriettas, Batistes, Nuns' Veilings, Tailor
Suitings and all other kinds of weaves too numerous to mention,
graded according to value, in 6 lots
at. per yard IS 1) 25 39 49 59
AT 2:30 r. M. All the remnants of the high grade Wash Goods that
accumulated for the past two weeks, worth up to 59c, will go on sale,
at, per yard 10
Splendid Silk Bargains Friday
A grand assortment of plain nnd novelty Silks, including
Poplins, Taffetas, Jaquards, Striped Louisiennes,
Gieeks nnd Fancies, of every description, regular values
to $1.00 a yard, on sale, Friday, at, yard 38c and 29c
$1.25 SILKS AT 68c
Yard wide Taffetas and
Novelty Silks in light aiid
dark shades. A choice lot
of bargain values to $1.25,
at, yard .....68c;
All newest weaves and col
oring included in these.
YARD WIDE BLACK
TAFFETAS,' heavy dross
quality, worth to $1.25, at,
yard 75c and 89c
BLACK PEAU DE SOIE
in 36 inch width, chiffon
finish, to $1.50 values, at,
per 5-ard 89c and $1.15
In Our Domestic Room
Suit Department
Always a busy spot because of
the choice bargain offerings.
These specials should make it
unusually busy Friday:
Children's Bear Skin Coats, worth
to $3.00, in all sizes 2 to 6 years,
at, each $1.98
Children's Cloth Coats, made to
sell to 5.00, sizes 6 to 14 yrs.;
at, each ..$3.98 and $2.98
Ladies' and Misses' Goats, values
to $15.00, matchless values, at,
each $2.98 to JJ 10.00
Misses' Sweaters, regular values
to 12.50, on sale, at ..$1.50
Wool Dress Skirts, aobby new
styles, regular values tc 7.50,
t $2.98 to $5.00
$1.25 Black Underskirts, at 69
Ladles' Short Flannelette Under
skirts, '75c values, at S5
Baby Comb and Brush Sets, worth
$1.00, Friday, at QQf
Soft Sole Baby Shoes, special val
ues, 85 69 59 45 25
Curtains and" Draperies
Some Friday
Snaps In
ODD PAIRS LACE CURTAINS Worth up to $10.00 a pair, Irish
Point, Filet Net. Cable Net and Brusselett, on sale,' at pair $2.95
ODD LACE CURTAINS That sold to $3.50 a pair, while they last,
Friday, at, each ; 39
RUFFLED NET AND MUSLIN CURTAINS Values up to $3.00 a
pair, on sale, at, pair ' 98
MADRAS FISH NETS AND GRENADINES In colored, stripe and
allover patterns, values to 60c a yard, at, yard 10
ROPE PORTIERES Slightly soiled, Friday, choice, at '.....98
-
50c and 75c Articles Friday 25c
Large Enameled Water
Palls; 4 tie Parlor Brooms,
one to a customer; Rice
Boiler; four quart enamaled
Berlin Kettle; No. 4 Tea
Kettle; 3 quart blue and
25c
white enameled Covered
Bucket; enam'l'd Cuspidores;
Colanders'; Wooden Chop
ping Bof Is;, galvanized Foot
Tubs; and Sugar Boxes, all
on Bale at 25 cents each.
-i-,-,-.l-rwliiruljLruiri.in,xrt.rt.-n-jx
Special Hid-I7eek Grocery Sale
SATURDAY
Sample Dresses An im
mense purchase of manu
facturer's samples, all new
choice styles in silk poplin
taffetas, pongees, foulards,
etc., made to
sell to $25.00,
choice, ut . .; .
See Window Display.
$9.90
KKLrrTBY HAYDEfl'S F!RST?AY3
Seasonable Furnishings
at Bargain Prices
Men's Heavy , Fleeced Underwear,
also Jersey '- ribbed, the regular
75c quality, garment ...-39
Men's 85c Suspenders . . . . . 10
Men's 2-00 Union Suits, medium
weight, in all colors and sizes,
a suit 08
Men's f.1.50 Wool Underwear,
shirts or drawers, in all sizes,
on sale, at 75
Boys' Fleeced Jersey Ribbed Un
derwear, 50c garment values,
Friday, for .25
Boys' $1.00 Outing Flannel Py
Jamas, on, sale at , 49
Boys' f.1.251 Wool Sweaters. 49
Ladles' Union Suits, medium
weight, 75c values, at . . . .40
Ladies'. Men's and Children's 15e
Hose, all sizes Friday, at, three
pair for .25
Men's and Boys' Shirts, good fall
patterns, values to $1.25, at,
each 49 and 25
Men's Work Gloves, values to
$1.25, all kinds, at 40
We are always fighting; the high
cost of living. It paya to trade at
Hayden's and help the cause along.
PECLaX 7Z.OVK BALE
48-lb. sack Best High Orade Patent
Flour, every sack guaranteed; trust
price 11.76 our price S1.3S
18 lbs. best Granulated Sugar.. $1.00
9 lbs. best Rolled Breakfast Ont-
mftal for l5o
S lbb. choice Japan Rice. ...... .26o
Corn Flakes Breakfast Food, per
package ..6Vio
Choice California Prunes, lb 6o
The best Domestic Macaroni, pkg .60
OH or Mustard Sardines. can....4o
Bromangelon, Jellycon or Jell-O, per
.package TVc
Graham Cracksrs, extra speolal, ner
pound 7V0
The best Soda Crackers, per lb...7u
lbs. bulk Laundry Starch 25c
8 bars Diamond C or Beat-'Em-All
Boap for 2 Co
Three 10c Lavsllne for ...,10c
BUTTEB. CHIESB ABD EOO
BPCI.aI.
The best No. 1 Creamery Butter, per
pound 320
Two Grand Bargain Events
MONDAY
Rugs and Carpets Greatest
bargain opportunity ever
known in Omaha:
$30.00 Axminster Rugs, 9x
12 size, on sale . .$1G.98
$15.00 Brussels Rugs, 9x12
size, at ...$9.75
9x12 Art Squares, seamless,
on sale, at ....... .$3.25
And Many Others.
The best No. 1 Country Butter, nor
pound .Soo
The best No. 1. Dairy Butter, per
pound JiHo
The best Full Cream Young America
Cheese, per lb 2u0
The best Full Cream Wisconsin
Cheese, per lb 2O0
The best strictly Tresh Egg, nothing
finer for oUc; our price j!7o
4-baakat orates fancy Italian Bins
Plums, the last of sale, crate, 91.1a
H-bushel baskets (h-aan Tomatoes,
for pickles 17HO
H-bushel baskets Blpa Tomatoes, for
canning aso
BIO VBEBK VXOBTAS&B 8AXB
Sweet Corn, per dozen 10c
8 bunches fresh Radishes 60
1 fresh Cucumbers 60
.H-bushel basket fresh Ileets 25c
H-tUahel banket f Kith Parsnips. ,tr,o
H-bushrl basket frenh Currots. , . ,25c
2 heads fresh Cahtmge ..6c
Fancy Wax or ;r't'ii Beana, lb..i.4o
Une pound Is equal to two quarts.
Jersey Kwert 1'i.lMtoes, per lb.,.i!V4o
Fancy Red onions, per lb Jjtyo
S bunches fi-enh I'nrsley ..60
Va-busliel bakft fuuey Ripe Toma
toes fur 250
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Council Bluffs. Iowa