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Thursday's Big Special Sale $i
Stunning New Silk Waists
p All 1011 Spring Styles-58.00 and $10 Values at 38 i
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are now sasktnr tbelr seleotlone
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A irrast l"t of cor
rect styles lor 111.
chiffons, taffetss.
Utlidlnii and
striped silk aalst
man)' elaborate
creations, others are
plain, tailored -many
with the new low
neck. and peasant
sleeve, in Ions and
short aleeva effects.
the newest
rlnt colors and
Second floor
worth up to $10, at
Thursday's Special Offers From
Our Ladies! Winter Apparel Sale
All our Long Coats In' blacks and mixtures, worth to $29.50, go,
t, each . . ., ; " 87.50
All our Wool Dresses th.t originally sold p to $29.50. go at SIO
All our Wool and Voile Dress Sklrta. no Thursday at HALF PlilCK
All our Tailored Lawn and Lingerie Waists, Thursday at Half Price
All our Healberbloom and Sateen Vettlcoats worth to $3.50, at,
each . . . ; i ... . $1.95
These values are rock bottom prices. Make your selection early.
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Thursday offers hardware underpriceo
New Spring Walkiog Skirts, worth np to $10, at .
Fine voiles, panamas, serges, mannish mixtures, etc.....
40c Granite t Cup Gem Pan. for
II. 2ft Pet Mra. Pott's ft piece Sad Iron, for
Hollers 1 lot Juat rllirhtlv dnmnfted, at .
Tuba 1 lot Juat altahtlv damaged, at
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. . . .890
halt
HALF
3 Specials in Our Basement Cloak Section
Messaline Silk Petti
coatsall colors
and black worth
$8.00 '
will go
at ... .
2.98
Dotted and
white round
aprona, good
aprona
26c values
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plain
lawn
full
'10c
Special
coats
former
$20.00 black
and colors,
at . .'. .'. .' .
lot of winter
for . womon
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prices up to sjj
Boys1 C.othing Repriced for Thursday Only
CHOICE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK ftc f r
BOYS' SUITS AND COATS, WORTH Y.
TO $6.00, ONE DAY ONLY, AT. . .
Included in this extraordinary "One Day" Sale will be found all our
worsted, Cheviot, Serges and Casslmere Suits and Coats ,ln Nor
folk, single and double-breaster styles, tailored in plain and
mixed colors.
These suits were made by one of the leading eastern manufacturers.
Not a stitch is missing, so perfectly are theymade.
Remember, this is an exceptional offer, good for one
day only. It's your cliolie of any boys' Suit or Coat,
worth to f8.0(), for only
1 ,$2.55
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Gloves
Women 'jg fine kid, lambskin
find English walking gloves
tan, brown, green, gray,
helio,'Wack and white; actu
ally ;w or th up to $2 7C
pair;'bargain square. IJL
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silkSflf
Silk Hosiery
Women's pure thread
black hosiery; high spliced
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iiut-ia uuu lues, wnu uuuuu'
soles. Some.slifl'ht imner-1
fections worth Oft
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50c a pair
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27-Inch Fino Embroidered Fiouncinjs and Skirtings
$ l . AT8 6 18-inch Corset Cover Embroideries
k.l -!.-!-- i 1,1 1 r 1- 1.1 1-1 Til 1 1 J ir
ryi tuouiB ufsigiis id rugnsii ryeici r lorai anu uiina renei
rV; effects. Many worth 75c per yard bargain 90
square, per yard . .
We've Never Held Such a February
' Sale of Furniture
The prices take one back to the old low, good values In Furni
ture, before everything conspired to maka furniture dear.
And assortments are the best we've ever seen at a Sale.
The public's Interest in this sale, is shown in sales that pass all
records, and you know what miserable weather we've had, too.
Liet Dressers and Chiffoniers !e used today to prove price re.
ductions. Cuts as low as half in some cases, one-third mimt an),
where your eye falls. Each today's choice will surpass tomorrow's.
OOMK THURSDAY. -
DRESSERS
Za folAan, waathara and - aotld
oartar-aawad oak and walnnt,
mahorany, blrd'a-aya maple and
Clrcaaalau walnut, equipped wltn
fine mirrors .
Talnaa Frloa
17.00 S19.38
S1750 tll.TS
11.60 $7.75
37.60 w...... 17.M
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cniFFOMERS
Many of them are made to matok
toe dreeaera offered herewith.
13.80 Ooldea Oak, and mirror S9.50
$18.00 Weathered Oak and mirror,
t f 10.80
own rum pixob ict
In mahorany, oonatatlnf of dreae
er, chiffonier and draaalna- table,
orlflnaUy price at 340.00, this
sale, at 9155.00
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"Early Dird,
Talking and SELUXQ
SPRING STYLES
For 1911, in !
HEN'S SHOES and
OXFORDS at
$3.50, $4.00,
$4.50
You are not interested in snow
storm footwear when you. can se
lect your EASTER TAN, DIM, or
KH1NEY SHOES RIGHT NOW at
ePEClAI.Aiior.a
814 South ioth Strwt.
Always the first house to
each season,' and its worth
while to see the handsome
open
your
lasts
Ed. S. Thompson (P Rourke'a
Neighbor.) "
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1 Ribbono
Wide' all. silk Dresden Rib-
bonsf also plain and satin
taffetas ; black and all col-
bra, u to G inches wide
woi tli up to 35c a . . . I C
HU yard, at, per yard . . . lwv
Handkerchiefs
Scalloped and ' ? hemstitched i
sheer all linen daintyv new
designs, Madeira effects,
Armenian lace edges, etc.,
worth: 25c, at,' ; A r i
each ..... ...'. C ..... .luti
. Have You Received One of The . '
50c Jars-oi PALH1 OLIVE "iREAUi
'"yip
that we are giving away
with each purchase of six
cakes of PALM OLIVE SOAP for.
Brandeis Drug Department.
49c
i; Victrola Grand Opera Concerts Every Noon $
pjfu Hear, the newest Records at these free concerts every- noon. As-. Hi
sembly room on balcony of Pompetan Room for one hour each day.
w , ... .rriaay aiicrnoon at 4 p. m. we win noia anoiner matinee must
rale with talented singers. No admission Is charged.
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BRANDEIS STORES
DOBBS TALKS TO THE AD MEN
keaaanssa.
Gives Hit Viewt of Fundamentals for
, Success.
OTHERS , BOOST THE CONVENTION
aaaaaaaaaaaal
Ad M Mill Meet Aala Friday oa
, t Ilrclde Whether to rampalaa
. tm the Com mi I sal oa Form
, . 'of tieverameat.
. Introduced as the grealent "result gutter"
In America, S. C. Dubba of Atlanta, presi
dent of U Asaoclated Ad I'luba of Amer
iia, .Boko u the Umaha ad men Wednes
day noon; air. Uobbs was visibly pleased
at the large attendance, and. commenting
to a fiietxi. before the speeches, said the
life of nilililny imeetlnge waa to nut keep
Uie men 1o long.
Mr. ftibl.a outlined success, giving the
three f iiiid.imeniala as first, substance; sec
ond, knolds; third, most Important of
ail, enihultiam. S'lth the poaaeaalon of all
three lie ald, "There Is nothing you can
Out do. ' lie admonlahed all to find a pur
pose In lite. "Our time upon earth Is too
short for one purposeless day.
'.. "I want to " Impress upon advertising
nten," he continued, "that they are engaged
tu an honorable profession fraught with
responsibilities. You must study It as you
uould any other profession."
"He told of a man who responded to an
urgent letter to attend a meeting of the
eievutton committee, who, without going
in tne trouble of dictating a letter, wrote.
l am 'too busy" on the bottom of his
leuer. adding. "Ih what you think beat
and Vill' agree with you." "I wouM
lather have, a man tight me than say,
Hi ui T t '
"Tha4 wonderful results which the Asso
ciated Ad clubs have accomplished In the
hast fle ) iti Is nothing to what the
future holder Ms are going to make the
national association worth ehlle. VA'e
'Won't have to go a-fur the clubs to at
ftliate Kith us. Ihey will be gnulous to
gel In.
"In roniluioti let us ever keep the Ideal
' bifui us thai (he world does not owe us a
living, but that all owe to Ibe world the
. f 1 II nifure of a rutin s service."
I. .,Uiv..s of the t'llgrlm I'ubllclty as
sociation, which secured the nailonal con
vention for KoMon, traveling with Mr,
!obt. la tnibuHing the ad clubs of the
tounlry In the' great convenilon. which ha
a li ta huid 10 maku an lnternatloiial
(unicnilun m-oke briefly of what he found
there.- He aald all details for the conven
tion have been completed.- He said that
among other things the Town Criers' club
of Trovidenre would entertain all visitors
at a great clam bake.
He said Innumerable junkets on land and
sea had been planned and that there would
be an adequate amusement for the women.
He said the association had the promise
of the presence of six members of the ad
vertising clubs of London, and that filr
Alfred Harmsworth of. London ' and ex
Presldent Roosevelt would" be among the
speakers. '
Victor White of Boston told briefly of
the sights about Boston and that it was
hoped at leaat 100 would attend the con
vention from Omaha.'
Arthur C. Smith of the M. E. Smith com
pany of Omaha, who lived many years ln
Hoston. detailed many of the wonderful
things to be Been In and about Boston,
Frank Elllck of the local executive com
mittee announced that on next Friday
noon at the Paxton hotoi the Ad club would
discuss the commission v platt of govern
ment for Omaha. That Is whether the club
wanted to enter upon a campaign to have
this matter recognised by the legislature
of the state and as to whether they would
as a club try t have an enabling ,ct
pased. '
About 300. were present at the dinner.
Elevators run till 11 p. m.
giving service for men who have
i work to do at office in evening.
New elevators will be installed within six weeks.
Other acc-ommodation's; are; likewise first-class in the best
known buijding in the city. 'Electric light, heat, water
and excellent janitor service are incfuddll in rental price.
Apply at once or the of fice, you want will be gone.
BOOM 880 Fronts on Farnam street and Is partitioned to afford two of
fices. This Is one of the most desirable offices In the building, an It
lias a good south light and -Is almost In front of the elevators. The
room Is 14xlS'j feet and rente per month for... S30-0O
BOOM SOS -Is a large sited office on the sixth floor, having a south and
west exposure. This room could be partitioned so as to suit tenant.
'There Is a firo-proof vault In connection, and with three large win
dows there Is sufficient light for any purpose. Ask to see this room
trie
.If you need as much as 420 square feet.
ice 'per month
.90.00
BOOM C4S Is one of the few small outNlde offices having a vault In con
nection. This room faces 17th street and Is particuarly desirable for
, a small office. -. Kent per month , 918.00
SJUITB 69S-S8 An elegant suite of rooms on the north side of the build
ing; (26 Is partitioned, making two rooms. These rooms will be
rented In suite or separately. They would make good arf lilted a
Kent for aulte per month.
The Bee Building Company
Bee Business Office, 17th and Farnam Sts.
833.50
Only Three
Days Required
To Cure the Drink Habit by the
. Neal Way. The Most Severe
and Chronic Cases Are
Completely Cured In
That; Time. ' ;
The Neal Three Day Liquor Cure la an
absolute specific for periodical and hab
itual drunkeness. This la a strong state
ment, but- It Is justified by v.'ie experience
of hundreds of patients who have left the
various . Neal Institutes throughout the
United States and Canada during the past
year after only three days' treatment with
all desire and craving for alcohol destroyed,
and in a perfect mental and physical stale.
It makes no difference how long the pa
tient lias been drinking, or what he drinks,
the cure Is effected In three days' time,
and without the 'use of palntul hypodermic
injections and Injurious drugs.' ! he Neat
Institute la ' receiving dally" enthusiastic
reports from every quarter of. the country,
as to the efficacy of the treatment. That
it does cure, 'and cure permanently, Is es
tablished .beyond controversy by the tes
timonials of hundreds bt cured patients.
For booklet ' THE NEAL WAI", guaran
tee and bank references address the Neal
Institute Company,' O. U. 1502 So. loth St.,
Omaha, Neb. Grand ' Island Institute, 150&
West Charles St,
QWJHW fcirUvt C- C5"9 (J3 OKftr&f C-5 C?3
Charles Van Court
is Killed by a Fall
Drops from Fourth Story Window of
a Hotel at West Baden, ;
Indiana.
V
E. P. Van Court, the contractor,' received
tae telegram yesterday telling him the sud
den death of his son. Charles IS., of Chicago,
at West Baden. Ind. Van Court, accord
ing to tne meager details of the message,
fell from window of hla room on the fourth
floor of his hotel Wedensday morning, and
waa killed almost instantly. He had guns
to West Baden for the baths. Almoat com
pletely recovered from bis ailment he was
planning on returning to uU home In Chi
cago Tuesday. Ms Is survived by . his
wife and a t-year-old bo., He waa 17 years
old. i ' ...
Van Court was a traveling representative
of the arks Manufacturing coinpanv.
Mr. and ,-dna. E. D. Van Court left for
Chicago last night.
l.lfiaK Ho-ilaa
to dyaperaia, liver complaints and kidney
trouble la needless Klrctrlc Hitters' Is
the guaranteed remedy, soc.' Fur sale ' by
beaton Drug Ce, . "
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Omaha's Pure -Food
Center
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Thursday Specials
Fancy Burbar.k Potatoes, per bu., 86
48-lb. sack "Excellence" Flour 81.18
Largs cans fancy Table Apricots. .180
10 bars Beat-'Em-AU Soap 86a
Orape-Nuis, per pkg loo
16a can Imported Sardines lis
10c Fresh Pretzels, per lb ...So
dip- a
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(atri C CswSi Cawi3k Caw3 Zii C3" C-K
OAJTBT BIira.BTMXMT nsrBOiALr' I
Cocoanut Brittle, per lb 104
Peanut Brittle, per lb lue g,
BAKBBT BXPT. "irXOXAXB"
Baha Cake ..10. A
this ib a r rencn corree cane, nip
ped In brandy syrup and Iced w
Fondant, making a spicy comblnatl
Burlington Will
Fight Appraisement'
for Condemned Lots
Asks for $7,000 on Bancroft Viaduct
Deal Was Allowed Two
Dollars.
Notice of appeals from the appraisement
made and approved by the city council in
the matter of condemning property for the
Bancroft street viaduct have been filed
by the Burlington Railroad company and
Mrs. George C. Wallace. Transcilpts are
being prepared in the city clerk's office.
The Burlington put In claims aggregating
1.0- H was allowed . Mrs. Wallace,
who owns five lots along the right of way.
presented claims amounting to 82,060. She
was allotted 73. Poth; are dissatisfied
with the appraisements and will carry the
matter to the district court.
By an ordinance passed by the city coun
cil Tuesday night, the railroad companies
are ordered lo build the Bancroft street
viaduct and are riven until the Mat day
of June to begin actual construction woik.
The ordinance also atlpitlatea that the via
duct must be completed by the flrat day of
January. 1912. The ordinance further speci
fies that the railroads must eonatrurt the
viaduct and approaches, ' tu begin St the
west hoe of the allay east Of Twenty anth
atreet. then to axtend weatarly along Ban
croft street to the Intersection with Thir
tieth street, and then northwesterly along
Thirtieth street to he intersection with the
east line of .Walnut street.
The corporations named in the ordinance
and ordered to build the viaduct are the
I'niod Pacific railroad. Burlington. Mason
City A Fort Dodge. Chicago Great West
ern railroad and Omaha Grain Terminals
company.
Unless these companies begin actual work
by , the time set. mandamus proceedings
will -be Instituted by the city attorney,
according to this official.
MAN WHO BREAKS WINDOW
AND GETS JEWELRY CONFESSES
Hlcaara
Hyaa Tells t'l
Tares- Brlek
Wlealilea,
aad tiot
Richard Ryan, arrested Tuesday by De
tective' Fleming. Dunn. Mitchell and Sulli
van on the" charge of breaking and enter
ing the store of the Orpheum Jewelry com
pany .at 1607 Harney street early Monday
mornlnx. confessed his guilt to Captain
Savage Wednesday morning.
Ryan broke Into the store by throwing
a brick, wrapped In cloth, through the
window. Articles valued at StUO, according
the figures of Kmll Zlekle, the proprietor,
were stolen. Most of the property has been
recovered.
Lloyd Oliver, of UU Cass atreet. who Is
col wed. was arrested as an accomplice and
"fenca." He denies complicity, although
Kyao s coofaaaloa Involves ulta,
Have You
Tender Feet?
Then we have a shoe for you that
gives you perfect relief from all
foot troubled. This Is the only
real
Cushion Solo
Shoo
on the market today. These shoes
are both a non-conductor of heat
and cold. Any one who has suffer
ed from cold feet can find im
mediate relief in these shoes.
They are made on a common '
sense last and fitted with soft por
ous welt cushion Insoles that give
a soft firm foundation. Stop and
let us show you a pair of these
shoes.
Men's $5.00
Women's '..'.. $4.00
1410 Farnam Street
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' Dontiotry
WV Taffs Dental tas
Sticky Sweating
Palms
after taking salts c-r esthsrtls
waters did you ever notice thai
weary all pons feeling toe palms
of your bands sweas and rotten
taste In your mouth, Cathartics
only move by swestlrg your bowels
Do a lot Of Dun l rj a wiovi
RET and see bow much easier the
Deuer
job is done bow
you feeL -
much
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CaSC-SITS wc a boa far a week e
t,alaat. all arut l(ia. Siggeal seller
aa LM waala. atutioa beats s aaia.
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BIO SALE
OF FUR
NISHINGS ' SATURDAY.
Watch for
the Big Sale
of Furniah-
inffa,
Saturday.
Greatest Bargain of the Season Thursday
S20 Silk Dresses $8.95
Have you seen them in
our 16th St. window t
Diagonals, basket
weaves, neat checks,
stripes, plaiu chiffon,
, taffetas, etc., in nil tho
newest shades for
spring and in most ap
proved spring stylos.
You will acknowledge
them the very choicest
values you were ever
offered, well worth $'J0
and some even more.
Your choice, each
nt $8.95-
Just 200 in the .lot, so
get here early and se
cure first choice of
these beauties.
SEPARATE DRESS
SKIRTS Values fo
$10.00, at S4.95
Newest spring, 1911,
models in chiffon, Pan
amas, voiles and taf
feta silks, black or col
ors, values to $10.00.
grfat bargains, choice,
at, each ......$4.95
Pretty LINGERIE WASH
DRESSES-lVimmed with
laces, embroidey and tucks,
and laces, values up to $7.50
nt, choice ... . $2.95
LONG CHALLIE KIM
ONOS $1.50 values, choice
at, each 08c
eiS-.
$15.00 RUGS $10.98
Extra heavy quality Velvet
Rugs In a big line of the new
patterns and colorings, 9x11
size, regular price $16.00, at,
choice,- each ..... . $10.08
$5.00 WAISTS AT $2.05
Taffeta Net and Messaline
Waists, all uewest styles
and colors, values to $.. 0.;
nt, each ;.; .'.$2.95
EIDERDOWN BLANKET
ROBES To $7.50 values
at, each $3.95
$18.00 RUGS $12.98 ;
Brussels Rugs, 9x12 size, warn
less, 8 wire quality, 18 lan
terns In the lot from which
to select;' your choice, at.
each 81S.0S
Ex ra Specials Thursday in Domeiiic Rsom
f'SJ, Xot withstanding the advanced prfecs In staples
' 1, and domestics we are still selling lowrr than
lA- ) ever, Here are a few samples:
V AT 9:30 A. M. Kruit of thojjoni, tho genuine
" ""t ' of ' article. 10 yards limit, at, per yard . . .GH
8 1 S e'ers these prices. -
a-5r - '10c yard wide Bleached Muslin -81t
9c yard wide Bleached Muslin 7t
12 He Fast coloreJ Printed Batiste, yard 10
12'4c fast Colored Percales, yard 10c
6 He Full Standard Prints, yard . ... '. ; 4 "is
75c Sheets, seamless, 81xB0, fine quality y l
16c Pillow Slips. 42x36. at ....... 1J
18c Pillow Slips, 46x36, at 12so
KPiCCIALS OX DHKSS filNtiHAMS.
Colored Em
broideries Something entirely new in em
broideries, a beautiful line of
Edges, Insertings, Bands and
Flounclngs, shown. In blue on
white, black or white, car
dinal or white, pink on white,
navy on white, nlle on white,
lavender on white, also threu
color combinations, all fast
colors, goods worth 20c to
C5c yard, on sale Thursday,
yard 10t 15 10 29
Zion City Laces
Most perfect Wash Laces
made,' Exempt from the 60
per cent duty, sold exclusively
by us In Omaha. ' , :
Hail Eorctisr. Dress Forms
We aro sole agents In Omaha
and Nebraska for the Hall
Borcherf Dress Forms. Other
firms . offering thene goods
either buy rnt. second-hand or
are - offering Imitation gooils.
We carry only the (Jcnulno Jlall
Horchert I'ttrm. y .
THl'KSDAV'S SPJUnAtSIN OtK
Linen. Dept.
Imported Mercerized Damask, as
sorted pattern, worth 79 cents.
Thursday, at, 'yard 50
Large slxe Turkish Bath Towels, -cream
or white, worth 60 ccnls,
Thursday, each r----'2i)t
Hemmed Napkins, size 18xtS,,
inches, worth $1.60 ier doien;
Thursdsy, a iloen S1.00
Fancy Colored ' DedHprcads, extra.
,25 each,
81.50
large elle, worth
Thursday, each
Hlh Grade Wash Goods
Batiste In printed or plain colors.
In white back grounds, in tinted
back grounds, In dots, stripes,
checks, borders, etc. Everything
new and up-to-date for spring
1911, now on sale, at, per
yard .-15 12 and 10
High Grade White Wash Goods '
English Long Cloths by the bolt or
by the yard. English Nainsooks
and French Mercerised Nain
sook In boxes, also India Llnons,
Persian Lawns, French Lawns,
Opera Batiste, etc., as well as
checked and striped Irish Dimi
ties, dotted Swisses, etc., at, per
yd 7W 10 15 to $1.00
FLOUR IS DOWn
WeoVr aUnr.rainr.".-t TyX r.S t eiS J tu "l mad
Jr.Tm .... hlhitV,atant. nothina l-etter at 2.00 aack7 We want you to try
It, and if not aa we any. your money will be cheerfully refunded.
SALE PK1CE, PEH 48-POUNC SACK
21 lbs. Kest Granulated Bug-ar ..11.88
10 bars Diamond J or real
All riuHf, for
10 lbs. best White ur Vellow
Cornmeal for
10 Iba. Hrst Kolled Breakfast
Oatmeal for '
Th. bast Tea 8iritns, pound .,
Fancy tlcl'len hiantos Coffee. Ih. 203
The Best Hulk pesnut Mutter, Ib. 15c
1-lh. rana Aaaortrd Houps for . . , .7 'c
Gallon cana Table Hyrup . .li'Jc
OuttlDf Dowi Batter and Xfft Frlces
The Very Heat 1 resli Kkks, uozen lit
Good Liulry Hutler. Duur.il I Ic -
Fancy Country Kofi llutter, lb. .Jlo
Fancy Country Creamery , flutter,
per pound ito '
Fancy No 1 Creaniary Butler. Ib. 25c
Special Xlf eland at a vet Oraas-e tale
Trie H KiujiLi Navels rxieil all ' for
quality. "
112 size. res. iOc dot , sale price 10c
.2(e
,150
.l(c
.10c
81.20
12 size, tec. 40c do., aale piloe "Oc
i 1)0 size. rg. Iba dns., aaln price 20c
17a and 2oo size, res 30c dos.,
sale price 16c
Hardens' rreeh Tsretable JPrloes Are
- Uie Talk of Omaha i
1-lb. boxes Fresh Mushrooms , ...lfc
Fancy Wax or Green Beans, lb. 10c
Three bum-hfs Frttth Hothouse
its'lishes, for Co
Two heads Fresh Leaf I-eltuce fur lo
Three large bunches Fresh Heats,
Carrtts, Turnips or Shallots , ...10c
Two bunil-es Fieah t'araley Ic
Freali CabhaKe. pound ln
1 anoy jray netl I'oiatues, lb.
Fancy jrrn t'pers, 4 Tor
Vresh tpinach, peck
ftulabagaa. H.-fla. Turnips, Car-
- rols, or Famulus, pound I 'c
Ijirgm Cucuuibers, each . . , . . i . . 7 u
2 vo
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. .20o
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