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TTTK BKK: OMAHA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 13. mil.
LOCATION FIGHT IS RENEWED f
Faetioni Developing at Commercial
Club Alonj Sew Lines.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS SELECTED
Mom Woodmen Dilldlut
Horn In Ion Farlflr Bs)llH"B
Rlfrith rnmmlltM
lrre Friday.
The new ln-tlon of the Commercial club
will blnrn altogether on the outcome) of
election Friday of a new executive com
mittee. . Thl question. Utterly contested
it the lnf meeting or the old executive
committee on Tuesday. 1" all dominating In
the comln election which the newly chosen
board of director will conduct.
The fluht I a stand-up. knock-down.
(Iraa-out affair between advocate of the
Woodmen bulldlna and the Union raclflo
hulldln. Tb old line of division, the
i.ihhina fsrflon on one Hide and the antl
Johbers on the other, are aomewhat rubbed
cut now by the new question of Isstie. be
. uie some lobbera are for the T'nlon Pa
cific bulldlnf wrt onie retailer are for
the Woodmen building.
Tuesday last . the attempt to declare
finally and absolutely In favor of th
Woodman bulldfnK was beaten by the mar
Kin of two vote, the ballot standing 12 to
10. Thla Tuesday's contest developed sore
spot which, have not yet healed.
Saver I late are being prepared for vot
ing Friday,.
NEBRASKA BANK WORKING ON
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDING
tart nn , A million liniDlini g rrmr m k
j Qajartrre Mar Come oon Old
llalldlnar Remodeled.
Huns are' being Vomplcted by the archl
tert for an addition to the home of the
Nebraska National Hank building at
Twelfth and'Karnam streets. The Plans
rail for remodelling of the present quar
ter and' the old building throughout and
will Involve an expenditure In the neighbor
hood of Hn,frrt.
Woik may be begun In a few week or
It-may be delayed until the spring Either
alternative la possible and a decision will
soon be reached.
The present building ha a frontage or I
K'4 feet and the ground to the wet I
the same width ao that the whole building, I
when, the addition I completed, will have j
a width of forty-five feet. It la of fun
lot depth.
Is Is planned to occupy the new half
while tiro' old half 1 being' remodelled.
New ela.tor service will be Installed.
VILLA B. SHIPPEY, RETIRED
SCHOOL TEACHER, IS DEAD
Un a Teacher In Ike Omaha Pnnllc
schools for Thirty-Two
Veers.
Ml Villa . a Shlppey. for thirty-two H
eiii' leai iirr in ine uuiana puulic
hool and for the last two years '
nn the retired pension list, died at her
home at Oowanda, ("attar annas county, !
New York,' Wednesday night after an 111-
nr of some duration. Mis Shlppey started
to U ach in the Omaha public schools In 18", j
and after two'yenra In the grade schools.!
became h (earlier In the High school. 8he i
was a teacher In the Long school when I
rellredV Many Hon and daughters of for-
nrer pupils of .Ml Shlppey were later In
her school classes.
WARNS MANY FOR CRUELTY
Omahn II a ma no fcorlrtr Report Shows
52ft Notified Darin Tear to
' ' ' Mend llehaTlor.
According to the- annual report of Hu
mane Officer Wooldrldge. 6iS people In
Omaha were warned against cruelty to
dumb beaata and nineteen persons arrested
for fulling to heed the admonition.
'I ho Htimano soety w ishes to extend Its
work even farther, but finds that It must
have greater in funs In order to do so.
Wlih thl end In view the society has en
gaged 'the- services of J. W. Van Noa
li and aa solicitor, officer Wooldrldge' re
port I ark .follow j
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LaiKn animals destroyed
Hmnll 'ariimnlsrdHRtToyed
Animalx ordered from work or to barna ibt
Animals ordered liod 3 17
Klaiiki-i.t ordered a
Harnesses ordered repaired 1411
Annum Inspected (excavations, cir
cuses, etc. 1 1,K1
New collar ordered 45
Adir)nnthei fur cruelty to animals 6il
Arrest for cruelty to animal 1st
Convictions , 13
Complaints dismissed 2
Amount of fines $01
Inning the summer montha many horses
were given water. Several were sent to
the veterinary. Since the cold weather
several . barna have been repaired.
A ttrliabl I'uusb .Medicine.
43 a valuable, family friend. Foley's
Honey, and Tar fulfills this condition ex- '
actly. Mr-, Charles Kline, jf. 8th St..
La ion, I'a,. ' slates: "Several ' member '
of my fsrnlly have been cured of bad
rough and colds by the use of Foley's 1
Honey and Tar and I am never without a
bottle In the house. It soothes and re- '
lleies til Irritation In the throat and
loosens, up the cold. I have always found j
It a reliable cough cure." Sold by all
drugglata.
FURAVS' BOND NOT INVOLVED
Matter1 llefore the School Buard In.
teresta the Hank aa a De
pository. '
Reference to a request of the First N- !
tioiiu.1 bank of Omaha to the Omaha Board
of Kducatlon In connection with the banks!
wish to bu released from liability on a
bond was made In such awkward shape :
that it gave 'he lniprclon that the bank
seek to be. released from the bond of !
Treasurer. 1'rajik A. Furay. The facts are!
that tlu bank baa replaced one bond aa a1
ueponliory bank with another, and asks 1
tu be released from liability on the first.
The boiul In question Is surety for the
bank and nut for the treasurer.
rHrd f resiasla"
Is neer written of those who cure roughs
and cold with Or, King's New ldacovery.
tiusranlw d. iOo and fl. For sale by Bea
ton 1'ryg Co.
IRRIGATE ON POWDER RIVER
r Wyomlwn I'roieet ' til Pot
Nearly Theaeand Kqaar KUfi
I ailrr fiillatlt.
A new Irrigation project, thr.i will -later
r.'Z qur miles of farm Wc.d r.j been
aimed In the Utile Powder river .alley In
W jomlng. C, W. Barney ia promoting the
projec t and plana td Irrigate the land by
dan.nilng up a portion of the river for the
Lao of ih Jaud lying along th right bank
of il. About 60, U) acre of land now use-
lea except for graxlug wiil be made fit furj
cuitlv ailon.
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Bale of
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Coats.
GREAT SALE OF
REMNANT
One of the Most Extraordinary
Events of the January Sales '
Every day of January Sales is a bargain day but
Friday's specials will be the most remarkable of the
entire month. We will clear away many remnants,
odd lots and short pieces at prices that are just a
fraction of the real value of these desirable goods.
FIVE NEW CASES OF THESE IMPORTED
Dress Goods Samples
Bargains even better than last Friday's collection. The
pieces all match up, as many as 12 of one kind, for skirts,
waists, misses' nnd children's dresses, etc. strictly all
wool goods, in all colors for ftf j ilfT
easy selection on 5 bargain ! 011(1 Zf)C
squares, main floor, at, each. . . .
'lieii her child la In danger a o:,an
will riK. her life t protect it. No reat
act uf heroism or risk of life U netetsiy
to protect a chilli from croup. t;i t'!iaui
uerlain'K Cough- Kerned? and all danger
I - avoided, fur aale by all dealer.
All the Shorter Lengths and Single Pieces from this 1 ftp
stock in one lot, in basement, at, each J.vC
THOUSANDS OF REMNANTS AND SAMPLE PIECES
ALL-OVER LACES
Plain and Fancy Nettings EACH
Lace Insertions and Appliques all
kinds black, white, ecru and colors U to 1 yard in each
piece big bargain square.
Thousands of Sample Pieces of All Kinds of
LACES and NETTINGS at lc EACH.
. Remnants and Odd Lots of Fine French and German
VAL. LACES and INSERTIONS
Also Piatt Vals., Torchons, etc.; at, yard 2V2c
18-inch Wido EMBROIDERIES Flouncings,
and corset cover widths, also medium and
wide edgings nnd insertions many worth
'Joe a yard; at, yard
skirtings
12ic
Special jJanuary Bargains
' IN THE BASEMENT V
Fine white dimities, single and
double
strine.s for exinmsive waists, children's
I - a
checks, plaids,
wear, etc. fine
India linons that are '20c values white madras in jacquard
effects beautiful white lingerie cloth many of the per
fect lengths resemble imported white fabrics
regular price U0e and J3c yard
special, at, per yard
VliV 'V a,
10c
10c
1, o n g Cloth, luuctt
wanted chamois fin
Uh; never washes
yellow by the bolt
or yard, bar
gain square,
at, yard
Sasement.
New light and dark.
Dress Percale Rem
nants, waist , and
dress lengths; on sale
for the first time at,
yd. 5? 6 7Ht
and 8l'i
Basemert.
New 27-lnch fancy
Dress Ginghams; all
new patterns and
solid colors, in desir
able lengths,!! ,
r2C
Instead of
12V4c yd., at
Basement.
Short remnants plain
and fancy silks, also
mercerized poplins
worth up to 25c and
60c a yard: 4 st
abort lengths, I Elf"
A V V
at.
yard . .
Basement.
Pillow Caiei, made
from tubing, the
same quality would
retail at 22c a yard;
size 4 2x36
and 4536
ln., each . . .
Basement.
15c
Printed Drapery Swiss
remnants, in various
colored designs on
sale on big bargain
square
at, per
yard
Basement.
5c
January Linen Sale
Extra heavy full blea-:Cxtra large Dinner
ched Table Damask, and Banquet Table
72 inches wide, $1.00 (Moths, worth up to
value on sale at , $18.00 on sale at,
yard 69 I each
10c Huck Towels, large sUe at,
each . 5?
20c Turkish Towels, extra large
sire, very heavy, long white
fleece, at, each .15.k
$5.00
Hemmed round thread
German Linen Pat
tern Cloths, 8-4 size,
$2.25 values at,
each $1.50
50c Pure Linen Guest Towels, scal
loped or hemstitched, each 25?
All our Barlow & Jones of Manch
ter, . England, imported Bed
spreads, worth $10 at, ea..$5
SPECIAL CLEARING SALE
In Our Basement Clothing Dept.
Boys' Woolen B o y s' Knickerbocker Hoys' $1.(X) Coidll
, , . . ,1 Suits and Russian . , . .
Knickerbocker Sult8 worth up t0 roy Ivmckerbock-
Pantsat 35c $2 50, at . . .$1.00 r Pants at. .59c
Young Men's Over- Men's small sizes, only Children's Overcoats
coitts, sizes 32, 33, 33 to 36 coats , and and Reefers, sizes 3,
34 and 35. worth to Vests, worth up to 4 and 5 only; on sale
$10.00. at ..$3.50 "-&Q. t ...$1.Q8 t a-980
BRANDEIS STORES
E:traa ma mm m mm mm nmm m m n naivrm
It "If v" ll'l "f "nmplnu done In our Art Keedle 1 1 1
M I Work Departmeot. We change pntiern to suit 1 W
P rr lw ntoniei. J LwSw
Special Sale of SILK PILLOW CORDS-Art Needlework
Dept. Main Floor Three yard length silk pillow cords
finished with ta.ssel ends our regular 5)c values (these
cords are soiled) special at, each 15c
Great Sale VI omen's Fur Coats
" NEXT SATURDAY
, We bought the entire stovk on hand of a well known
New York maker of furs who took a big loss in order to get
cash. All are up-to-date fur coats and we will sell them Sat
urday at bargains that will be the talk of Omaha.
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DINNERWARE SETS
AND PIECES
Begins Friday Morning
20 Per Cent Discount
CilVKX ON AM, OPKN STOCK r A TTKUX8 --Comprising our entire
stock of beautiful American and English seml-Porcelaln. German,
Austrian, French. Haviland China and Enftllsh Bone China.
lOO-1 Mere Dinner Sets ait H to i Ilrtlurtlon Every set complete.
These sits will not be separated, but sold in 100 pieces only, beau
tiful set at
S9.50 SIO $12.50 $12.98 $14.98 " $17.50
About l.OOO 011 I'lcves of Dinner Ware From butter chips to a
large platter, at HALF PK1CK AXI M.8S.
These pieces are displayed on special tables.
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Friday toe Offer the Greatest Values in
Ladies9 Winter Apparel
, Ever Known to Our January Clearance Sale.
911 J L We place on sale 25 long Winter Coats, made In
U C10CU dark mixtures; our regular 10.00 coats none
n IA sold before 9 o'clock 1 Q
dale Friday, choice, at
One Hack of Tan Tweed Coats and Dark Broadcloth ffr Art
Suits; our regular $15.00 garments, Friday JIUU
Choice of any Wool Coat, either black or colors, worth t 4 - A A
up to $45.00 now I1I.VV
All our Velvet Suits that sold up to $36.00 $1ft f 0
now 7 Aw v
FUR SETS at Half Price; 'SSH-iSnS , v.l
choice of entire stock. ues at $T.50
SATURDAY
January Book salt, D Xnx n1
Standard Tolnm, Bpaoially prlcsd
Januaty 'sal of Man's High grade
shirts.
A January Sale of High
Giade
Undermuslins
Speilul llargain Friday Kvents.
Gowns, Combination and Skirts,
worth $1.35 and $1.60, all of
the very' choicest materials,
Friday, at: 89
Corset Covers and Drawers,
our regular 25c and 36c gar
ments, reduced to 152
Gowns and 'Drawers in beauti
ful patterns and very service
able, sold the year round at
60c and 1 5c a' garment, Fri
day, at,'" each 3J)
Women's "Vlannelette Gowns,
the choice of our 85c grades
Friday, at 59
Princess Slips, in whites and
colors, our regular garments
worth from $2.25 to $3.60.
choice, Friday, at $1.75
Friday Embroidery
, Specials
Embroideries worth 15c a
yard, at 5
Laces worth 12V4c a yard,
at 3
4 5-inch embroideries, worth
75c a yard, at 39
!7-lii-h embroideries worth 60c
a yard, at 25
Venice Laces, 16c and 20c
values a yard, at lOt?
6 Big Friday Specials
Knltt'il Mufflers, Joo value. .180
Musri Handkerchiefs wortli up
to 15c, at. each 3c
Ladies' Kinbrotdersd Kai-k Kid
Ulo.-es, $1.50 grades fur $1
18-Inch f'luny t'enter piece.
(stamped) f 1.50 values for. .76c
8 and 7-lnt li Hand C'roi het Dollies.
each 60
Ladles' Black 811k Hose, summer
weight, bOc grades, per pair,
Friday, at , 890
85c
150 Best Quality Corsets
Greatly Reduced, Friday, at
These hemitlful model are all new, In Coiilil or Batiste, with I he extra
km klrt and trimmed with lai'e, equipped with double hese supporters'
aid luiilt upon very durable boning. They come In all nlr.es and fit
perfectly "the average f!gi,re. Nowhere can you find a more Serviceable
corset for $1.50. Friday for an Introductory sale, your aize at SBC
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Bargain Friday
Shoe Sale
X.ADIEI BED ItOOM SLIPPERS All, silk knitted in bronxe. blue and
...40c
ilDIXI BS ivva nixjr r M.M.B 1 1 1 biik Kniitea In br
wl ite. xtra aoid turned lPHther sole, sixes 2 to 4 onlv.
our reeulur 41 alippnrs, Friday, at, per pair
93.00 tADIIS' HIGH S&OUB All our $3 00 Ladletc Weltod Patent Colt
und dull leathers, shfes In rloth or leather topa, either button AO i is
or lac-e. remarkable $3.00 values, Friday, one day, at QS.OO
TEI.VET AMD SATIK tlOIl, 95.00 ARD 96.50 TAX.UES EBIDAT AT
$3.89 We offer for a Friday special your unrestricted choir of all our
high grade velvet nnd satin shoes, all styles and last-4, from fO OB
our $5.00 and $5.50 lines, at PO.OU
JAQAIW rIDAT
January Linen ale
Bleached Cotton Twill Crash,
extra good quality, CV4c
tsooas, Kriday a special at,
per yard. . ; 4J
17-inch Unbleached Linen
Crash, a genuine bargain
value at 8 He a yard, Friday,
special, at, per yard.
64-inch Mercerized
Linen, assorted patterns, a
remarkable value at 60c, cut
for Friday's special, at, per
yard 39
5Ht
Table
Big bedding Specials
TOM PRIDAT
Full Bed sUe Comforters, Sllk
ollne covered, our best $2.50
regular quality, Friday spe-
. rial- t $1.49
Good sire bed pillows, sell reg
ular at $1.29 per pair, a gen
uine special price Friday, at,
each 50?
Remnants of all kinds of dom
estics at special prices for
Friday, all done up in rolls,
with prices and materials on
ticket.
BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY
Ueniiett's Capitol Flour, sack. 91-30
Hennett': beat I'oftee. $ lbs.... 91
tKtlK large salad bowl.
Teaj), assorted, per iu 680
Kit KK 3 sauce duties
Tea .SittliigH. lb. k ISO
Blu labul 'utaiip, pint boltie ao
Ami 1 u 1 1 1 1
ltennett's t auitol i't:per, pure, U-
lh. can luO
And atnmpa
jSpectal Offer Kitnon uke cookie
per II- iao
Maj'lelne, bottle aoo
And 10 sian.p
Ulieraidelli t hoi-oiate. In. can.. 33o
And 10 utainp
bar Beat 'iCm All Soup for. . . .860
Virginia S'ii I'lies.-. per lb...88e
And -0 stamps
Cream Cheee, rer lb 8&0
And -0 slaiups
W'H'ker Chill Con Carne. to ca 1
for 80c
And 10 stamps
Muiaroni, ttar and crescent, 3
pkgs for 8!o
And 10 stamps
l'eanut Kuit-r, Jars for 8O0
And 10 tamps
HulleJ Keacs with el.icken, 2 cani
for 860
Lima I!ei.n w ith chicken, 2 en for
only 860
lUnmond f 'ryital Table Salt. ! ar t
for 10o
And 10 fttanip
r, h New Navy Heuns 860
Hoiihle stamps on u tr nnj Hut-lerlnj
rem PKXOAT AID
IATVUAT SPECIALS
Hartley' t'ure Currant Jelly, per
Jr BOo
Hartley's Marainalada Jelly, per
Jar 160
Monarch Cut Asparagus, large run.
for only 85c
And 20 stamps
Fould' Maonronl and spaghetti,
6 packages for 850
Seeded Kaitdi.s, I -lb. pkg 1S'0
And 10 stamps
Dennett's Cspitol Oat. 2-lb pkg. for
only I'o
And 10 stamp
Knlder's Cat-np bottle for 33c
And 10 stamp
30c jar Tfa ilardeu r'rraerved Fl
for . 99
Snider' 8nlad riresatng, per bottle
for 850
And 20 nmps
Hennett' Capitol llaklng f'owder. X-
lli. ran for 91
And 100 aCimp
Candied I'eel. assorted, per lb. .8S0
And 30 tamp
Gllletl Mustard per inr 10a
And 10 stamp
Kpp'i Cocoa, Vi-lb. can 14a
And 20 Iiiihiii
Cbr ItoneleH Herring. Jars f'
only fe
And 20 stamps
Sliced Ileef. larae Jar 94c
rH in s'mp
rns ittdd MedaJ rnni for. . . . 9e
del'lard' Pure CMIve fll. ou-"--
can 70
H.noe't'w r'scltol Pure Maole Sv"
V-g ill. " '-s i for Qrt
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FRIDAY IS .REMNANT. DAY
BARGAINS
IN EVERY
FRIDAY.
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DON'T
FORGET
OUR
CLOTHING
SALE.
In Our Famous Domestic Room
See our Sixteenth street window.
Comfort Frlnts, Amaskeag and
32-lnrh Scotch ginghams and 36
25c per yard, all at. per yard . . . .
12lic Outing Flannel, long rem
nants, per yard 7V4
10c Outing Flannel, long rem
nants, per yard 5
12c Tluck Towels, each..7'i4
10c Huck Towels, each 5
2,000 yards long remnants un
bleached sheetings worth 7ic
and 8 He a yard, at, per yd.,5,
10,000 yards of 6 4c Brown
toweling, at, per yard. . . .2H
B0 pairs of 11-4 strictly all wool
Brown Blankets, regular price
$6.60, at. per pair $3.75
60 pairs of wool blankets worth
$5 a pair, on sale at, onlv per
PIr $2.55
1,000 remnants of Crash worth
from 8e to 2Sc a yard, at about
half price.
20.000 yards of Indigo blue Trints.
Whtttenton Ginghams. Abberfojle's
inch percales, worth from i He to
2ViS 3V4S 5 "! 7
Keninants of Linens From 2 to
4 yards In a piece, worth from
2.r.c to $1.60 a yard, at per
yard ...19c. 26c, 39c and 49
Your choice of any Tailored Suit
in the domestic room, values up
to $20. Friday, at $5
$1.00 Outing Flannel Underskirts,
siies 36, 38 and 40, Friday, at
eh 30
Ladles' Black Capes, regular $6
values, Friday sal price, at
only $1.08
Just 18 Raincoats left that sold
tip to $6, Friday, at....$2.f5
Children's Bear Skin Coats, sir.es
2 to 6 years. $5 values, Friday,
$1.75
Ladies' All 'ol Sweaters, white,
brown, oxford and cardinal, reg
ular $6 values, Friday on sale
t ....v $2.45
Five Dig Drapory Specials
All short lengths Rnd remnants, Scrim, Nets, Swiss, Madras, etc., Fri
day, at, per yard '5
All Nottingham Curtains, values up to $2.98 per pair, Friday while
they last, at, each 40
All odd pairs Tapestry Portieres at exactly half price.
Bungalow Net, white and ecru, very special for Friday sale, at, per
ard .... .12H
Silk Fringe, all colors, regular 16c values, Friday, per yard 5
Remnants Wool Dross Goods
Henriettas, Lansdownes, Twills, 8erges, Broadcloths, Suitings, Fan
cier's Batiste, Nun's Veilings, etc., at about one-half of original prices.
50c White Unlaundered Shiris 10c
Men's and Boy's white unlaundered shirts, Blackstone brand. List
of stees: 12, 13, 13, 14K, 18. 18. All to go at once all
perfect and warranted linen bosoms. Special price for Friday..
Men's 75c Underwear at . , 25
Men's Extra Heavy Fleeced Lined Shirts and Drawers, all sizes from
30 to 46, special price Friday at, each 25
Men's $1.60 Underwear at 75
Ladies' 60c Outing Flannel Skirts, each .i.2H5
Ladies' Winter Weight Vests and Pants, white, grey, ecru, all sl.e
worth $1, Friday, at 35 and 254
Children's Heavy Fleece Lined Vests and Pants, worth 60e Friday.
st 25S lO- 10
Men's and Boys' New Spring Patterns in $1.60, Shirts.' all sizes, at
OD,y 400
Special Notion Sale
I'YJday Is the big Notion Kales In the Domestic Room.
200-yard Machine Thread, per spool 1
All sizes Cotton tapes, per roll , .'."!!!.. li
Best Pins, per package ; !!!.'1
Needles, per package "... ,T. 1 i
Pearl Buttons, per dozen and2Vt
All staple and fancy notions at about one-half to one-fourth regular
price.
Now Spring Foulards
60 pieces, all silk Foulard, in the new spring shades, Old Rose, Re
seda, Delft Blue, Brown, Tan, Wisteria, Navy Blue, King's Blue, pretty
designs in large and small effects, Friday, at per yard 55
3,000 yards fancy silks. Messaline, Poplins, Taffetas, Peau de Sole,
Checked and Novelty Silks, all descriptions, worth 76c per yard, spe
cial for Friday, at. per yard ftnd 20
Black Silks at greatly reduced prices. v
36-inch black Taffeta, Chiffon dress quality, worth $1.00, Friday, at
Per yard 1
3C-lnch Heavy Rustling taffeta, worth $1.25. Friday at. yard. . . .fcO
86-Inch bleack Peau de Sole, special value at, per yard bl
HAYDEN'S MAMMOTH GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Will Save You From 25 Per Cent to 50 Per Cent in Your
Living Expense:
SPKCIAI. FLOUR 8ALK
Flour lias advanced 2ic a barrel. We
wsnt vou td try a sack of our High
est Patent Flour. Nothing finer
ni.ile. and every sack I guaranteed
or your money refunded. For thl
aperli.l sale we Alii continue to sell
It, per 48-lb. sack 91.30
20 Ibt Kest Granulated Sugar. . . . the
9 barn Diamond C, or Heat 'Km- All
soan frc 26o
10 lbs. Host Rolled Ureakfaat Out
meal for 2.o
10 lbs. White or Yellow Cornmeil
for l Ro
6 lbs. !ood Japan Rice. 19c
15c pkg. (Seidell Rod Macaroni .. 1 0c
Bromangelon, Jellycjn, or Jell-O per
pkg 7Hc
1 lb. cans assorted Roups 7c
BUTTER JS DOWN.
Trust prices busted, our aim Is to
bust all trust prices.
Fancy N). 1 Creamery Butler, per
lb 2o
.Frncy No. 1 Palsy Hutter. per lb. 2Sc
ancy No. 1 Country Butter, per
lb .... i "7o
Fancy No. ! Country Roll Butte'rVper
2 lbs. good Butteriiie'.!'!!"!!'.2So
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ANTI-TRUST ORANCSK.
bweeteat, Julrest and richest flavored
orange grown, aale price, cheaper
per dozen 18c, 0o, XJ and 30&
rreith Yeg-etablea at Xaydea'S.
Is the talk of Omaha.
8 bunchea Hothouse Radishes 5j
S bunches Hothouse Ieaf Lettuce.. bo
Large Head Lettuce, each )k0
yKl, H1- Turnips. Carrots and
Shall its, I bunches for )0o
Old Heeta, Turnips, Carrots, Parsnips.
Pr lb m0
Fancy Cabbage, per lb l i!B
Fancy Jersey Sweet Potatoea, per lb.,
t IVio
Fancy 1-lb. Boxes Hothouse Mueh-
r"'ns 3Bo
Hubbard Pquash, per lb lVo
Large Grape Fruits, esoh ,,...Ro
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