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TIIE BEE: OMAHA. rUIIUY. NOVKMT1FR 2.". 1010.
OMAHAN MAKESGOOD ON FARM
W. V. Waller, Former Merchant, Tells
of Success.
OTHER CITT MEN SUCCESSFUL
Irrlsae1 ( In Montana Hraws
norinn, liwrrrl and Mfcer Pro-
feaalnnal Men Blsr Crop
Crown Kf forts of All.
Th "nsck to the farm-' movement la not
confined wholly to those who were lured
from the open country by the fascination ;
.f (lie city. The statistician of the re-.-lamatlnn
service nt TVashlns-tnn, I. C, I
receiving mnnv encourarlns; report" frntn
r.ty bred people of all professions who have
ventured Into the went and made good.
On the Huntley Irrigation project in Mon
tana there are today engineers, doctors,
rmmufacturers, merchants, lawyera and
other provisional mn who have taken up
aovernnient farms and whose crop yields
Hverage with tlioBe who have had long ex
lriince as agriculturists. In this conneo
tlon a letter recently revived from M. V.
Waller, formerly a mot-chant of Omaha,
la especially Interesting. Mr. Waller.
who address Is lSallantlne, Mont., writes
hh follows:
I me to tlie Huntley prolect from i
Omalisi N-b.. mv bus.nes there wein wi
if morrhnnt. I have found that a knowl-
dee of farming Is not essential to success,
and that a city man can succeed If he will
mase Wi pi oper eflort. I brought with
rns a capital of about 14.000. My first Im
pression of the country was very good and
1 have had no reason to change my mind.
Small (ml to Benta.
It cost me Bbovrt per acre to get the
land readv for a orop. the labor helnu
about twice that requ red In humid coun
tries, but Ihe results are twice as 2 .
tine cannot fail to raise good and abundant
rrops If properly handled.
I have found the educational, religious
and social conditions here to be equally as
good as those In my former home We
have excellent graded, district schools.
I believe that when this country Is more
fullv snttled it will be the finest agricul
tural district In the west. I believe a new
comer here should have a capital of at
least 1, son to take up a forty-acre farm.
oats and alfalfa have been my most
profitable crops. Alfalfa one year old
vlelded seven tons per acre. Land sowed In
alfalfa and oats toKether yielded forty
bushels of oats per acre and one and one
half tons per acre of alfalfa.
I think the average value of the good
lands on the project, when properly tilled
Ih per acre.
The farmers have not yet made any effort
toward co-operation In the growing of spe
cial cropa or organizing for the selling of
produce.
The roads are very good for a new coun
try, hut we need to do more work on some
of them to put them In first class condi
tion. '
Pleased With Investment.
I am well pleased In every way with
my investment hero. I have my irrigation
ditches so laid out that the work of Irri
gating is very small. I have never had
nny trouble at all about getting all the
water needed for Irrigation at all times.
I do not hesitate to urge anyone who is
eeklng for Irrigated lands to come to this
project, as I don't believe one can find any
thing better elsewhere.
W. V. WALLER.
The Hur.tlny project Is located In south
eastern Montana on the Ikurllivgton and
Northern Pacific railroads. Its Irrigation
system la one of the finest In the world
and the water supply Is ample and never
falling. At the present time there are lto
farms awaiting settlement, none of which
are more than one and one-half miles from
a shipping point. The land and water light
are only $34 an acre, with ten years In
which to pay for It.
Prize Monk Makes
Name for Himself
Bedivere Imitates Flower When De
prived of Other Means of Prac
ticing His Art.
Bedivere, the prize monkey of the Omaha
park zoo, has strain distinguished himself,
lindlvere Is, as It were, a child of fortune
a fondling. He was left In the green house
at Hanecom park one stormy March night
-when the thunder cracked and the lightning1
flashed In a true melodramatlo fashion.
None knew whence he came nor why.
Nevertheless he was taken In and adopted
Into the Rlvervlew family.
Cold weather has made his cage at the
aoo rather chilly; and to make htm com
fortable he waa put In the hot house at
llanscom park.
Bedivere is a genius at the moat real of
all simian accomplishments Imitation. He
van Imitate himself so closely that few
people can tell the difference.
The gardener noticed for several days
that he moped about the hot house and It
was generally agreed that since there ware
no other animals around and few human
visitors be had nothing to Imitate and
therefore nothing to do. They were all very
sorry for him, hut what could they do?
Leiiere tolsed hi own dilwiima. Jle was
found a few days ago standing solemnly- on
Ills bead in a bed of chrysanthemums. His
beady black eyes were closed and his head
waa almost burled In the damp loam. But
clasped tightly In his tall swaying qulety
back and fortt was a chrysanthemum
blossom. Me waa Imitating the flowers
and waa happy again.
Now he varies his horticultural activities
somewhat, but he never fails to spend a
part of his day, at least, swaying some
blossom In an Imaginary breeae, very much
satisfied because he Is of some use In the
world.
Both lr anal CltMntra,
This Indicates the action of Foley Kid
nay PUls. as & Parsons. Battle Creek.
Mich., Illustrate "I have been afllcted
with a sev re cari of kidney and bladder
trouble, for which I found no relief until
I used Foley Kidney Pills. These cured
' ma entirely of all my ailments. I waa
troubled with . backaches and severe
booting pains with annoying urinary lr
X gulaiiilaa. The steady us of Foley Kid
ney Pills rid me esitlrely of all my
former troubles. They have my highest
recoauuendatloas. Sold by all drugglstat
A. L M0HLER GOES TO EUROPE
Will .Take Sis Weeks' Vacation Trip
and Will Meet His
Pasatly.
A. I Mohler, vice president and general
manager of the Union Pacific, leaves for
liurope Friday, where he will mt his
family, who have been there some time.
After a brief stay In Europe ihe party will
return together to Omaha.
Mr. Mohler stated before his departure
that U was merely a vacation from his
office. In regard to the report that he
bad been asked to become the president
of the lllmo.a Central he declared that he
bad never been approached on the sub
ject and eould not etate what he would
do In regard to It. He remarked, however,
that be was not anxious for any change,
Sa be was very well satisfied with the
L'uion Pacific.
Btl.TlMOKK A OHIO Htll.HU.tU. I
Important i hilar of Time.
Coramenolog November 27, train No. 4,
the Washington-New York Special, will
leave Chicago at . a. m.. No. 14, local,
at S JO a. ru. All other trains will depart
on present schedule.
l'sakl In iif art
and arrested by Pr. King's New IJfe Pills;
ItlUoua headache qui is and liver and bowel
e:t rUht. Sic For aula by Bcatwa Drug Co.
atnrday
Is Oar
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Bala of
Women's
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Our vital ui. suuuia i u.ieiiadCe
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SALE
FRIDAY in
At the Most Amazing Bargains
We have taken thousand and thonsands of odd piece" and rem
nant left over from the great Illre-Stlx wile and will sacrifice them at!
Kiidfty at bargains never before known In the history of these stores.
Kvery price here means money you can save Friday.
12c Swansdown Flannel at &y2c a Yard
8,-10 and l'J-yard lengths, for kimonos stylos that are at
tractive, new and stylish. Kvery yard worth 12lAc. We
will sell these high cost flannels from the
Rioe-Stix stock in basement per yard,
at
Amoskeag and Teasledown Outing Flannels
Stripes, checks and plaids, light and dark. color-
ings -two bargain squares piled high IVy'O'df
at, yard
Fleered Flannelettes, for dresses,
checks, stripes, also pretty bor
dered effects. Dress lengths and
9 ivasjiuD caaava
7c-6!c
full bolts
basement,
at, yard
Remo&nts of Yard-wide Outing
Flannels all light styles,
10c values basement,
at, yard
Sc
make
Perlsn Cotton Challles, will make
the finest comforters
from the bolt, base
ment,, at, yard
31c
HUNDREDS OF REMNANTS AND SAMPLE PIECES
Allovcr Laces and Nettings
All kinds white, cream and
in each piece two big lots
at, each
Silk Embroidered Bands Venise and Crochet Bands
Venise and crochet appliques, net top oriental laces. Hun
dreds of pretty designs to select from up to 5 inches wide
black, white, cream and ecru, also colors t C
many worth 50c a yard, at, yard IOC
18-inch Fine Silk Embroidered Net Allovers
Dainty designs, also Japanese effects for waists, yokes and
sleeves black, white, cream, ecru, etc worth up FTC '
$2.00 a yard, at, yard OC
ODD LOTS AND REIINATS OF SILKS
Our tremendous silk selling the past few days has left quite
a few hundred yards in cut pieces which we offer at less
than half the regular price. Mescalines and Peau de Cygne
silk plaidrf, check and stripe dress silks, etc O rjk
at, yard ...O&C
. $1.00 Chiffon Dress Taffetas go at 49c
From a Paterson manufacturer at a big reduction.
Nearly every wanted shade with plenty of the scarce blues.
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
Great clearance of all our fine lengths in dress goods. The
pieces run up to 10 yards, 44 to 54 inches wide, different
weaves are represented, plain and fancy serges, panamas,
worsteds, etc. worth up to $2.00 O f A
a yard all go at, yard.
Imt chance to buy Imported Dress
Goods Sample A great many to
match, also single pieces of 60
to 64-lnch all wool
suitings at,
each
15c
BRANDEIS STORES
SPECIALS IN OUR BASEMENT
Hen's $10 Military Collar Overcoats at $6.90
Boys' 60c Shirt Waist
Boys' small
Blouses blue, cham-
ers, sizes
hrays, sateens
cheviots, at. .
25c
worth
to $3.50.
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NEAPOLITAN ICE
CREAM ROLLS
Quarts, 40o: Pints. i"c , If delivered.
60c and 0c bave bad so nvany culla
tor our own make of ritrletly Pure ICK-
( Hh'AU. we have eouluoad ouralvaa ta
furnish as above. Take home a roil
WjlQ you i uu win una it uenciuus.
VTEsXa-DU.I.OsT DIDO CO.
leva umA rwua aiueeta,
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WmXT , Greatest
F S. S le of
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Omaha
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BASEMENT
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Apron, Dress and Seersucker
(iingliams In separate bargain
squares, desirable lengths; base
ment
at, per
yard
5c-7k
9c
Df all
-gray,
3!c
Odd lots of short lengths
kinds cotton goods
basement at, per
yard
Full standard Dress Prints
blue and fancy light
colorings; from the
' bolt Friday, at, yard
ecru,
One-half to one yard
10c-19c
ucji;-cri;
All Wool Challies, for street
and house dresses, kimonos,
waists, etcgood QQn
colorings, at, yard.OC
2G0 Men's Fancy Cheviot 'Mili
tary 'Auto Collar Overcoats
50 inches long, Italian lined,
) .aV syvaiAA nn
$90
well made and
Boys' $3.50 Russian $ 4 30
Overcoats, ages 3 to 5. . .
Filegant fancy cheviots, em
broidered sleeve; on account
of small sizes only, basement,
at .........$1.39
Boys' $1.00 Corduroy Knickerbocker
Pants four different JQ
colors, at.
sixe Reef
Boys' 12.60 Knicker
bocker Suits, fancy
3 and 4 only
up
at.
..98c
thevlots
at $U8
MR D. J. MORTCL
of the
BLaJtXZaVMOaVTXX. PKOTO CO. ,
now doing the operating at 8tu.Ho Orand.
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Boom. Oar Coffas, Chooolsta, Sonps, Sand- S If
a" gJr ' wichaa. rias. ato., Ars Dallolous. I Lja
Friday AfterThanksgiving Will Be
the Greatest Bargain Day in Years
Continuation ?L Lowcnstcin Sale
Choice of all Our Broken Lines A f
of Colored Coats, values up to !ti i 3
$23.50, Friday only, for v-"
These (mts come in fancy mixture and plain kerseys,
semi-fitting models, velvet or self collars, lined with satin
to the waist Remarkably well made and an unquestion
able bargain at $23.50, Friday, your choice for $15.00
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DAY Your unrestricted
"choice of all wool suits in
the house, values from 30
to $50, all our Wooltex
garments included, and all
alterations free, for only
$25
BLACK AND DAKK MIXTURE
COATS That sell regularly up
to $10.00, Friday, at ..$5.00
150 WhJt Waist
In lingerie and
lawn. Best $1.25
grade, Friday spe
cial, for
150 Women's House Wrap
perj Made of heavy per
cale, in to'ors and black
grounds, with white figures
all Blzes from 34 to 46-
good values at $1.75, Fri
49c
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Greatest Silk Bargain Day in the Year
DON'T MISS BEING HERE 75c SILKS, Your Choice 19c
Beautiful Plain Colored Taffetas, Peau de Cygnes, Messa
: lines, Bengalines, Moires; also beautiful Plain and Persian
Silks as shown in windows, worth up to $1.00, and
Kimono Silk, worth 75o; also 24 inch Black Silks, for
waists and dresses. Your unrestricted choice . "fft
Friday, regardless, for one day .1 wC
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Big Final Clean Up of All W ash
Goods and Lining Remnants
Including; arery length of fine
Wash Goods, Flannelettes, Ser
pentine Crepe, Gingham, Per
cales, -Sateen, Percallnes, Heath
erblooia,. actually worth 35c, Fri
day, 2 rat lots, at ft
per yard rt-. . ... . i .. . .v v"aL
53.00 Corsets Friday $1.19 Two Distinct Models
One our regular $3.00 .. Brocade
Corset, in white, pink or blue,
with medium length bust and
hips, lace trimmed, extra heavy
hose supporters,
Friday, at, pair . .
$1.19
FRIDAY SPECIAL IN VELVET AND
SUEDE SHOES, $4.50, $5.00 SHOES . . . .
These are the very popular Shoes this season and from the
way our customers talk we must be the only store in
town carrying a full and complete line of them. These
6hoes are exceedingly dressy and well made. They sell
everywhere up as high, as $5.00, our d0 FA
price, first quality shoes, pair. vdawU
BARGAIN TABLE FRIDAY BARGAINS High Shoes
in Small Sizes Made with the Dorothy Dodd name on
them, some are other well known makes, none that
would sell less than $3.50 or $4.00, Friday g j Jo
extremely special, at, pair "vJ.0
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Cream Table Damask, 62 inch
wide, good heavy material, 30
cent quality, Frl- iZt
day special, at IvX
CRASH TOWELING Bt
Bleached Twill and Unbleach
ed Russian Crash Toweling,
Bennett's regular 8 H cents
quality, for Fri- Ma
day. at w2t
FANCY LINEN. HEMSTITCH
ED AND DRAWN SQUARES
18 and 20 Inches wide, our
xtra good 25 quality, Friday
124c
Our Groceries are
Bennett's Capitol Flour, sack 91.30
1 las. Oraaulaeed Sugar fl.OO
Bennett's Uvsc Coftee. t lbs. $1X10
Free, large salad bowl and cup
saucer with every S lb. purchase
of Is. C. Beat Coffee.
Tons, assorted. Mo
Free, large salad bowl or cup and
saucer with the above Item.
Bannvtt's Golden Uoffee, special
price, per pound 83o
lto Teas, assorted, lb. ao
Tea lifting, lb. packages .... ISO
B. C. Baaing Powder, 6 lb. can ll-OO
16) . stamps. .
Bennett's Caaitol r'an Cake, at,
per package
10 stamps.
H. J. Helnx Dill pickles, dos. ISO
Bennett's i'apllol Oats, 1 pound,
package for lie
10 stamps
Sterling Corn 8tarch, ( one pound
Pcksg. for IM
' OooKrii BrsciAi.
Coooanut bars and Fruit Waf
ers, per pound ISO
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Tourist and Graham Crackers, per
package 100
and 10 stamps.
GalUard's. Pure Olive Oil, quart
can. special, at TSO
Hartley's Orange Marmalade Jelly,
per Jar: ' &Oo
B. C, Pure Maple Syrup, H gal os
Sweetheart Toilet Koau, ( rakes S6o
Iilainond Crystal Table Salt, three
packages for &6o
Safety Matches, dosen boxes so
Bonnett'a Cspltul Mincemeat, three
packages fur SAO
and 10 stamps.
Heed RaUilns. pound package lic
and 10 stamps.
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CD AT IX THK IIOtSK
FllIDAY for only 25.00.
These Coats are the very
bestailored coats In heavy
Scotch mixtures, plaid back
materials; also colored
broadcloths, regular $35
and $45 coats, no restric
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SUITS Remarkably well made,
sell every, dny as high as $22.50,
Friday only, for S7-9S
50 Dozen Flannel
Gowns For wo
men, full length
and wldtli. come In
pink and blue stripes
actually worth 85c
Friday only, at
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300 Pieces Best All Wool
Serges, Panamas, Batistes,
Mohair, Challies In everv
a
shade, including black, PYi
day great sale, JtQ
for. .only vvt
Our extra long. high bust, with
sheer string, trimmed with lace,
made of fine coutil, extra good
webbing In hose supporters, non-
rustable boneinn; rur- ai t
ular $3.00 corsets; Krl- Jll.lM
day extra special, at.
$3.50
Better Than Other lomestics
That's What People Say In Re
gard to our Domestic.
Eif Specials Friday
Xlsaohsd Xuslin Our regular 10
cent quality, ejuai to
Hope, (It yard limit
Friday), at. yard ...
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imiow Oaasa 46x36, regular 18
cant kind, extra 4 a 1
special Friday, Iz4P
at. each
Calicoes In all colors, very best
quality, choloe of our p
entire stock. Friday, hi
for only, per. yard v
x Blaaohed heating Fine qual
ity, will wear like iron, qi
regular 28c value. ' ZIP
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Candled Citron, Orange and Ltmou
peel, one pound package ....HOC
Boa Die Stamps on Butlerine.
4 lbs. lOu Jap lUoe. lur S3o
Monarch Cut Asparagus, large can
for 8bo
and 10 stamps.
Snider'a Pork and Beans, I pound
can lor Ifto
and IS stamps.
Snider'a Cliiii baucu, buttle ....SSO
and 10 stamps,
eterllng Oioaa taiarcb, I pound
package for . flfro
ursciMj. kvax-a
Gallon can iSew HouLh Brand
panry ()pvn Kattie Molaaaes.
ItaguJax (So quality, special
for only, oan 60c
Xl I.TTISTT Bf AKJJsCXTbTO
CWsisiaiai araciAJL
85o sixe boiue, lor soo
Ho siu boule. for 4uo
lso slae bottle, fur1 Uac
bwanadown CoUftsh, I pkgs. goo
and 10 stajnps.
Macaroni, htar or Crescent, three
packages fur 8AO
and 10 stamps.
Pickle, asaorted, buttle 100
tallies.
DuraW Salad Pressing, bottle.. Boo
and 10 slainpa
Cfieeae, full cream, pound .....BOO
and 10 stamps.
Cheese, Virginia Swiaa, pound ..88o
henneit a C.ipltul Kxtracts, but. ISO
' n . , auiiul Hawaiian
slfced Pineapples, largd can.
specihl price Soo
30c jsr Tea Oarden FIk", fur 8uo
- wrasi a- -.-bem .sa.. Msa
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Tremendous Bargain Offerings Friday
From
tho
Lowensfein Stock
You Can't
Afford to
Miss One of
These Big
Saving Op
portunities. BLANKETS
From the Z.owenstela Stock.
11-4 All Wool UlRrikets, heavy.
$6.50 values. In ftrny with white
blue and pink borders. nt...94.SO
82.50 Ootton Blankets, gray with
colored borders, 12-4 size, largest
blanket made 81-69
flnmfnrim at Saraaln Prices
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WASH GOODS
l"rem the Lowensteln Btook.
Silk disannuls. Victoria satins,
iwipllne nl ponRee", values to
S0c yard; on sale at, yard ...180
TABLE LINENS
From tho Xioweasteln Btook.
rsttrrn Tnble Cloths, with one
dnzen nHpkins to match, per iet
In l'rldii's sale 84.50
Bleached Irish Satin Damask, 72
Inches wide, $1.60 value, g (!
patterns at. yard 980
fSilk Remnants T
uolIu PELS
THC RELIABLE STORI
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for choice of thousands of yards of beautiful
Silks, both plain colors and novelties rem
29c
nants, in from 2 to l'J yard
treble the sale price
$1.UU Messallnes, 08c Heavy
all silk colored messalincs, 27
Inches wide, plenty of white
and black.
BLACK SILKS $1.23 quality, 36-ineh wide Messalines,
Peau de Soie, Taffetas, etc.; great . nap nt, yard . . 89(
Lottenstein Mock Sale
Plain and Fancy
Ribbons
35c Ribbons at 10c.
All fancy Persian Ribbons
first quality goods, big
line for selection, suit
able for holiday novel
ties, regular values 35c a
yard; at, yard 10c
Narrow Satin Ribbons, in
10-yard bolts; on sale
Friday at, yard lc
No. 5 All Silk Ribbons, the
greatest snap ever in
Omaha, yard 2c
All kinds of Plain and
Fancy Ribbons at HALF
fdoalc Department
From the lowenstein Wholesale Stock Purchase
On the Second Floor.
25 Odd Fur Coats, short
styles, in near seal, pony,
Persian lamb, astrakhans,
etc., values to $75.00; to
close, at ...$12.50
Marabou Scarfs $2.50 600 silk,
poplin and voile dresses, new
est styles and colorings. Fri
day at ..JVST HALF PRICK.
Children's CoaU Values to B;
sizes 6 to 14. at $l.t5
Misses' Wash Dresse Regular
$5.00 values, at 2.50
For Friday and Saturday.
BOOKS BOOXS BjGKS
Popular Copywrlght Fiction
Big line Cf titles, such as Fir
ing Line, Paid In Full, Red
Rock, Man in Lower Ten.
Barriers, Yellow House, To
gether, The Yoke,
lUg Line of Popular Hooks
Worth to $1 slightly soiled,
to close at 25
Mrs.' Bouthworth, Bertha M.
ClaV, Mary J. Holme and L.
Meade books 21)
Postal Aloumb Regular values
to $2, on sale at 15c, 25c 49
10c Writing Tablets 5
Initial Box Paper, box . . .lyi
Eiayden's for Toys
Biggest Assortment.
Ijowest Prices.
I Doll Hospital Now Open.
Stick Candy Day
EVERY FRIDAY
20 sticks Pure Sugar C A
Candy
Exira Special Grocery Sa e for Friday
It pays to trade at Hayden's, where you can save frOm 25 U
UU IO UU J Jilr iiuu"raMxpiu r A sar -
20 pounds best Granulated
10 It, hest Rolled Break faat Oat
meal for 8 So
bars Diamond C or Heat 'Em All
Hnap for '&
6 lbs. good Jspan Hlca for lto
6 His. best hand picked Navy beans
for 83o
10-lb. sacks best Whits or Yellow
Cornuieal for l&o
1-1 b. cans fancy Sweet Sugar Corn
for THo
011 or Mustard Bardlnes, par can Ho
)5e pkg. Macaroni 10O
The best Hoda or Oyster Crackexs, per
lb 7o
Ths hast crisp Pretsals, psr lb So
Fancy Assorted Cookies, 40 varieties,
per lb 10a
DON'T
FORGET
TRY IIAYDEUS' FIRST
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Not a Single
in the
Entire List
of Specials.
Friday Bargains
In ihe Eomesiic Rcom
KKOM IXIWK.NSTKIN 8TOOK.
Staple Prints Ootid' line of
patterns, at. yard . . . .3
12 Hr lrr- (ilnRliams All
fast eollors, li'.g snap .7?'4?
HMc Staple tannhsms
1 Hi- Tui klsh Towels ...... 1 1
1240 Hanitr-lettes At . . 7xt
Good assort tnont of colors and
patterns for selection.
8 He Shaker Flannels 5tf
I Oc Shaker Flannel . . . . fjl
Hemnants of Out lug Flannel
Extra good values, at 7-
lleinnitntM of ThIiIi l,lnens
Bleached or nnbleached, at
yard 31)S 40. 5Jf
Silk and CVnton Mixed lress
(jmx1 39e to 75c values, on
Rale at. yard 18. 25S 3S
Lc wens loin Stock
lengths, worth double and
75c Fancy Scarfing, 0c Also
plain silk scarfing and crepe de
chines, Just 20 pieces In the lot
to close.
Curtain and Draperies
From the Lowsnstein Stock
One Big Lot of Lace Cur
tains, made to sell to $10
pair; all kinds, at, choice,
pair .$2. '19
Tapestry Portieres, regu
lar $5 values; on sale at,
pair $3.50
Rope Portieres, for single
or double doors, all col
ors; at, each 98c-$2.40
Remnants of Madras,
Swiss, etc., worth to 25c
yard; at, yard 5C
Remnants of Cretonne,
Madras, etc., values to
$1.50 yard; at, yard. 19c
Special Bargains
In the Domestic Room
20 Tailored Suit 7.0& 200
of them, all good styles and
colors, big assortment.
Fur Scarfs Worth to $2.50
Friday at . . . i 98
Ladles' and Misses' CoaU and
Cravenettes Regular values to
$6.50, choice : . $2.08
Genuine Heathe.rbloom Under
skirts Regular values to $2.50
, on sale at "tt?
Women's Short Outing Flannel
Underskirts -regular 50c val
ues, choice 2T
Children's Sleepers Worth 60c,
in Friday's sale 19
Underwear Bargains
From tha Lowenstein Stook
Women's Underrests or Iants
Fine Jersey ribbed or fleece
lined, regular value, up to
$1.00... '..25S 39S 40
Women's Union Suits In white
gray or ecru, regular and ex
tra sizes, on sale 49,
Women's 91 Red Wool Vests
or Pants In Friday's sale,
t ..40
Misses' &Oc Union Suit.. 25
Women's 75c Outing Flannel
Gowns In aU sizvs, Friday,
at ...-,....35
Children's $1 Union Suit
Fleeced or Jersey lib, all sizes,
choice . t . . . 41
ClUldren's Underrests or Pants
Jersey ribbed, or. fleeced
values to 60c, at . 10. 25
Men's 75c Fleeced Shirts or
Drawers on sale i . . . . 39
Men's All Wool Underwear AU
sizes, great value, at, per gar
ment 75. 08
Men's and Hoys All Wool
Sweaters Values to $2.00
on sale at . 49, 08
uct s.
Sugar 98o
IXTBa rasTCT JO MATS AH AJ'PZ.X
BALE.
These, are all exlia fancy ha.ni! plrkel
and ar hot ln ulHd I Ills same
aoule rrtalls from la 00 to 13.6V u r
box; our price for this !, ir
h. i 8a.8
Watrh the papra for our hlg hurli
oultural dlMpfay anil ihIb sIh.
or Frash T aa tablaa It's Haydea'a.
8 tuohes fresa Hot Mouis Iisttaos
for ioo
I lurae bunehes or Heels, Crroi,
Turnips or Hadishns loo
1 xlulks fresh Celery Bo
I bunches fresh Hhaluts loo
Kaiu-y Klpe Tomaloes, per . . .T Vo
Brussels Sprouts, per lb ltc
r'ancy Csbbsee. per lb l'o
Kanry Sweet I'otatues, per lb.,,.8'30
r'snry Red (minus, per lb I'ic
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