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Specials for Wednesday
40c Wide Embroideries at 19: Yd,
IS and 22 inch fine embroidery flouncing, skirt
ing?, corset cover widths; also wide gal- Jt f
loons choice, new designs big
b.'irg;iin piiare, yard
20c Silk Embroideid Bands at 10c Yard
Sonic inet.illic effects, crochet and Venisc bunds, orieu
tal, elm nt illy and platt val. Ince edges. and insertions
all kinds black, white, ecru and colors jR J
worth up to L'Oc yard big I f if
bargain iiarc, at, yard. . . . ,
' Embroidery Edgings and Insertions
Narrow and medium widths many arc fine hand
loom .needlework. Thousands J
of yards actually worth 10c yd., at, yard. . . Ol
5 Spicul -In Ojf tnwlti Wuh GaoJs Dept. - a.o r.ojr W B
f 259 BEAUTIFULLY EMBROIDERED ROBES I i
i jirsy '-uimu! uijiihiu ruws r in iiuui roiion inu inifn
materials, and come iu various patterns, embroidered in
ie- i i l l ill i - . a. . msi ,
contrasting colors; in nouoie ana r(J V Us!-!
bordure effects stunning colors, each. VWOiJvivwW
Wednesday is Red Letter Day
S r;,"-:K thaimxm srirs iitn; irir-TTi
111 TO KVKItY (ISTOMKH, TOMOIIISOW; Jt- bf fm. "V
IllllVfl Vnl li luukLu hi in.- .X Aftl J 1 J
A H. fiHKKN THAIMNU STAMPS HU.K
) KVKIIV CTSTOMKH. TOMOIIISOW;
nrtixo vorii isooks. hitik
Wr are also ffcrlnsr special bargains, for Wrtlnrsilaj -w Kli rtru
tamp offer.
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With t.toh Copy of th Xew Spring 111 tyle
Book at aoo
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FKEE-N0ON CONCtRIS in ASSEMBLY ROOM
Every day this week we hold concerts on the bal
cony of I'ompeian room from 12 till 1 p. m. Some of
Omaha's 'most talented singers will appear from da
to day. Hundreds enjoy these free concerts every
noon. You are invited. A-
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Yomen's Flannel Gowns--
Worth $1.25 and $1.50, iVeiiVdiy, Choice
They come In plain white, also onie colored striped onc, re extra
well made and will give very satisfactory service. They're a bar-
Min at i 75
Ladies' Short Klmonas, in light and dark grounds, our regular 9ijc
garments Wdnesday 50?
Black Satenn and Heatherbloom Pettk'6ats, with adjustable top and
18-lnch flounce and dust ruffle choice of 100 garments $1.05
All our Lingerie and Lawn Tailored Waists, now Half Price
All our Wool Dress Skirts, Wednesday at Half Trie
These February Vednesday Notion Sales Are
Right ia Time for Spring Savings
Hunting t'otton. extra prcll ona doten apoola So
Hooks and Kyea. elthur blwck or white threa oarda . Bo
Si IK Klnntlr HfiiinMMtn. nil tihcdea, each 6
Clilldren'a Hllk Klantic Cln-On Kupporlera. all ahadea, pair 60
I'parl Hiittoim, nil nir,n. 3 to ? on a card special, two card for t 60
Khucv Veil 1'lna and .labot Plna Wednesday'a sale, each 60
Beauty t'liia, two on a card, at 6
Red Letter Day in Stationery
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Urcn-s of Pccplo Prolitcd by ha Splendid
Bargain Offerings Hsnday and Tuesday.
Vtcdncsday Vo Offer Siill Greater.
24th Anniversary Sale
Wait for the
Big; Rug Sale
Saturday
and
Monday.
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Watch for tho
Big: Rug: Sale
Saturday
and
Monday.
Wednesday
Candy Special
25: Angel Food Taffy,
per, pound , . .15
60c "Princess Sweet" Chocolates,
per pouud 3D
Creams and lets for parties and
receptions.
Mycrs-DillonDruoCo.
16th and Farnam Sts.
Washing toi's Eirthdaj NoTcltics
Thousands of attractive novelties for Washington's Birth
day. Hatchets, trees, colonial figures, etc., In candy box shapes,
as weir as favors and decorations for Washington's Birthday
parties.
. Greatest assortment ever , shown by any store In Omaha..
Scores of novelties never shown before.
In Candy Department Pompelan Room.- ' ,
IN THE
tn BASEMENT
y Sewing Silk, one big lot assorted
J colors, worth np to lOe spool;
vj dozen spools i 15
Iff Side Combs, Back Combs and Bar
rettea, worth up to 85c; at.. 5
$ 4 Taper! of Pins
"V 4 Doien Safety Pins 5
White Cotton Tape, all widths
?f do ten bolts 15
jjT 6 00-yard spools good Busting
)p Thread 3
100-yard spools extra heavy Carpet
7L nd button Thread, at.. .'.'..3
25
NOTION SALE
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roll lAinoli Parer
101) Nupklna ,
3 packaKe.4 Shelf Paper
One rtouen B-ats All Pencila
Three pack&r Knvelopea, commercial ale
Irish hlnen In I leta
Threa bottlea of Ink
One dozen Pena and one 5e Pen Holder....
Boa of Pisa atationary 34 ehets paper, 24
lOe Anil 10 Stamp
10O And 10 Stainpa
lOo Anil 10 Maniia
. , 15o And 10 Stainpa
.'. 10o And 10 Stamp
100 And 10 Stamp
10a Ami -10 Stamp
lOo Ana 10 Stamp
envelopes lOo And 10 Stamp
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Red Letter Day' Basement Bargains
IN 1HE
BASEMENT g p
1, white and blark.D fj
Basting Thread,
dozen spools 10?
Dutch Linen Tape, assorted widths &
6 bolts for 10 I
Shoe Polish, ceveral kinds, liquid (pS,
or paste 60,' H
Fine Nainsook Dress Shields, per L
pair .8
Skirt Markers 10?r? ?
auc. rsei eiaoppmg uags, one nay
onl -iat'l
women s Pad Hose . Supporters. 1
25c kind, at 15l
Ttiai t 4r Unusual
EiaSWAM
Extra heavy I.isk Galvanized Tuba,
with solid handle and wringer at
tachment extra va!u at.... tso
And 30 Extra Btamp
Heavy Charcoal Tin Bollera, with
Copper hottom. and ' regular. $3.00
boilers Wednesday ......... 91.15
WOOPISWARI
14. U0 Uamboo Hamper. S different
alze choice of n brand new ship
ment B1.98
BOO Waah Board - S4o All ifRUiar
alzea and extra well maile choice,
at 34c And 20 SlampM
Willow Clothea Haakel our $1.5
quality VNeuneaday, your choice,
at 7So And 80 Stamps
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UNIVERSITY XLUB LAUNCHED
Tint Officer! Selected t Meeting
Held Tuesday Noon.
PETERS OF MICHIGAN PRESIDENT
Harrr Rrra la Secretary aad Earm
MII1ar4 Treaaarer Ma -from-Maar
I'nWfriltlri Art Bepre
sr -! at the Mcetlna.
With the election of. officers and com
nilttee. about forty university alumni
formally launched the University club of
umaha In a meeting at the Commercial
club Tueday ' noon. The following mep
were elected a the first staff of officer:
R. C. Pctera. Michigan, president; John it
Webster. Michigan; Charles Kountxe. Yale;
John Bat tin. Cornell, and C. T. Smith.
Harvard, vice ' presidents: Harry Byrne,
secretary. ' and ' Ktra Miller. ' trvaaurer.
stanlf Tfcmewater,- who, aa chairman- of
the committee chosvn .by the. Michigan
Vnlvcralty Alumni Association of the Mia
aiitirl Valley, to promote the club, has been
very active In the project, waa mentioned
for secretary. Mr. Ituseaatcr declined the
office on tlu grotind that be had too much
other business to permit of hla taking up
the duties.
AK)ut twenty universities will be repre
aented In the. charter membership. By
action of th mectina It was arranged that
ach uuhrislty Khali have a lepresenta
Uqn of five member, so that all shall
have an fu.ua! voice In the formation of the
club.
About four preliminary meetings have
been htl l. and the process of organization
has been directed on the Idea that It should
.he accompllHhcd alunly, hut In auch a
manner that each plan made shall be sure.
Stanley KnHewater made a special trip to
Kaiuax lily bcfi.re the lirt meeting, to
InvcatlKate the methods of the University
club of that .city.
NEW INTERSECTION RULE
Commercial 4 lab to Auk Street Car
('iuptaa to baae Rale
of the Road. '
A a result of the recent street car ac-
eldent at Tnenty-fourth and Cuming
street it Is possible that a rule will be
made causing street cars to ba stopped on
the near aide of a car line Intersection. In
stead of on the far side.' This proposal was
made tu the executive, committee of the
( 'omnif i " tal. i Inn by lha committee on pub
lic sei'W.v i-oriHii atlons. and the committee
passed a ret -oliitlon directing that the ftreet
rail ay companv itiiinedia'cly bo asked to
put the pew rule into practice.
The rule ha no relation to tha manner
In which iarh khail le slopped at any tor
n. is avt li re tar line or railway tracks
fi rm the Intel m t ton. It w ill not obviate
the ncce-iiiy f cars slopping elto on the
far yd1, of an intvrserimn for the con
enlene of the u"Kengera alighting.
Delegates to State
Conservation Meet .
: Appointed by Clerk
Douglas County' Representative! to
Gathering in Lincoln Named
Noted Speaken.
Douglas county delegates to the Nebraska
Conservation and State Development con
gress, which will open at Lincoln February
23, have been named by D. M. llaverly,
county clerk. Tha purpose of the congress
Is to dlsctss the state's resources and
proper development, to co-operate between
rutal districts, towns and cities and to en
courage the development of homo manu
facture and trad.
Among those who will speak at this con
gress will be Glfford Pinchot. Henry Wal
lace, Mi a. Frances Phelps Morris, C. . J.
Blanchard, D. C. Jrodie, William J. Bryan,
C. . Beasey and Oovernor Aldrlch. . .
In compliance witb a request from tha
secretary of the congress to name ten dele
gatus from each township of the county
tha county clerk has selected tha following
delegates:
P. J. TiaJnor. W. S. King. W. P. Adkina.
U M. Lord. Mrs. U M. iord. A. li. Mur
doch, John O'Herne, Henry Murphy, C. K.
Scarr, Mrs. Ueorge Mc Bride, Walter Duck
worth and J. it. Koct. South Omaha; ".
Q. Via. Mis. T. li. Towla and W. 1. Belby,
Un:aha: John Hall, Mrs. John Hall, Frank
Whltmoie. Mr. Frank Whltwora, Dr. J.
C. Agee, Vrlts Akerlund, Hubert Ullmore,
C. B. .Nichols, Mr. C. B. Nichols, Wllllatn
Peterson, F. J. Dodoon. F. C. Kennedy, F.
M. Butts, Andrew Wick land, K. P. Noyea
and Q. M. Mansfield. Valley; Henry Hull.
K. W. Douglas, Theodore Denker. J. U.
Seefue, B. B. Baldwin, Henry Hasmus. J.
K Quinn, Burt Donahoe, A. G. Wllle, A.
J. Mocklemann and J. M. BiHinner. Klk
horn; Uu Bunx, John II. Kllnker, Ueorge
l.Xerks, Alex Uordan, Henry Wrage, Uacar
Mangold. Carl fl Peake, Samuel Wllka.
Ueoigc O. Mangold, Fred C. Uootsch and
D. 11. Klrschner, Bennington; George ii.
McArdle. K. A. Oalclly. J. C. McArdla,
John Fribert and F. 8. King, Benson; B
J. Miller, D. C. Lonergan, P. D. Smith, J.
N. C. Andreasen, H. F. Buller. William
l.easr William Boettger, Hugh Suttle, W.
li. Thomas. Floience; A. D. Compton,
Lrfuls 2iebel and Ueorge B. Ennls,
Waterloo; F. J. Bexs'ey, F. E. Lock wood,
Wasbington; Edmund I'haien. F. H. lshman,
lrvingtoa.
Wednesday and Thursday Grocery
Specials at Dennetts
Macaroni, Star and Crescent, , three
pkgs 330
' And '0 Htainpe
' Peanut Oil Bala
Largs bottle .... GOo XO Stamps
Medium bottle . ...Oo 0 Htampa
Binall Dottle 36o 10 Stamps
B. I'. Pure Maple Syrup. 4 gallon
ca n , 60o
Quart can Franco-American Soup.
at aso
Corn. Gold Medal. 3 oana .... flSo
Jiulled Beans and Lima Beana with
- chicken, two cunn Boa
And 10 Stampa
B. C. Baking Powder, 6 lb. can $1.00
And 100 Stamp
Flour, sack
1.80
, aao
. 480
. aao
. 190
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Bennett's Excelsior
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Bennett's Capitol Coffee, lb.
Bennett'a Golden Coflee, lb.
68c grade Teas, anaorted, lb.
4 tic grade Teas, assorted, lb..
Tea Hlftlnga, best quality, lb.
HO lbs. Granulated Buaar
Mother's Tomatoes, i cans for.. 850
Monarch Asparngue, large can 8o
And 20 Stomps
B. C. Buckwheat, 21b. pkg If 4a
And 20 Stamps
B. C. Oata and Wheat, , full 2 lb.
pkg .' 100
And 10 Stamps
bars Diamond "C" Soap ...... 85e
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fry's
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Sale
is , the exvnt of the season. Hundreds got bargains on
Monday and there are lots of good one to be had yet.v
' Don't Miss This Sale Wednesday.
225 pairs $4.00 Patent
Demi Kid, Suede, .Buck,
Beaded Kid ' Jr:
Fancy Slippers. .yZiQ
120 paira of Patent, Suede
and Demi Kid; French and
Cuban heels - $3.60 and
$3,00 SUppera
on aale
at
.$1.45
125 paira Colored Kid and
Suede Evening - Slippers
white, pink, blue, tan and
pearl gray, that
were $4.60
now.
$1,95
Several lines Kid Slip
pers that were $3.00,
$2.50 and 4 nn
$2.oo..i........O!iUU
IGtti and Douglas Streets
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Y (EL MA CH
JO, ENTISTQ
Beat aQulppad dental otflca In tha mlddla west. Hlahast
prada dentistry at reasonable prlcea. Porcelain fllllnga. just
iw.u, a.i uuuuunuu ijiuiiy ataiiiued atler each
patent.
THIRD F1XXJR, PAXXON BLOCK
Corner 16th and Farnam btreeta. Omaha, Neb.
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Komi of
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TIE OnT OKiailTAI. AKD BE AX,
Billy Watson
A WD HIS
FAMOUS BEAUTY BEEF
TRUST
CABRTTHO THI L1BOIST AWT
HEAVIEST CHOBUS la tha WOELD
TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT
Coma and riesa the combined
weitftit of tha (lrla.
Extra Toalrht
Weight OnssslBr Contest
Wednesday aright. .Waltslng- Contest
Lidlat' Dallr Matlnea 100
Thurt.l AIT ABI8TOCKATTO TRAMP
Barkarlio. II U-im t 'Irrlrr
Rei.:t from disordered kidneys KoleT
Money Tula have helped otbeia. they wUI
help o.i Mis J. ii. Miller, ttyiacuaa. N.
y.. a. Tor a long time 1 suffered wllfe
kidney trouble and i heuiiiaiUm 1 had se
ttle ba.:laclirs and lelt all played out.
After taking lo buttle of Foley Kidney
fills my ba.'he la gone and where t
vacd to ,le al-e with rheumatic pains I
Bow ." t" comfort k'olejr Kidney fuia
did sioiwit' th.n;a tor me." 'try toeia
4,0 w. aold by 'l wUukisLa.
WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY
DINNER AT OMAHA CLUB
Prealdeat A. Roaa Hill af tke I nlrrr
Ity at Mtsaovrt the Prlael
Ital Speaker.
Several surprises are In atore for the
niembers of the Omaha club ahen thev go
to the annual We?hlngton birthday dinner
at the club thU evening and it Mill
reveal no seciet te say that the Klks'
quartet will lead in some epeclal music.
The principal speaker of the evening will
b 1'reeldent A. Ross Htll of the t'niveraltv
jef Mlaourl. ho speak on the aubjacl
i of "Some Influen. es of the Revolution on
I American Education."
The Uteri Hanri
removes liver Inaction and bowel aioppage
with Pr. Klua'a New Ufc fills, the pa'n
less regulatora. tc. 'r sale b Bealoo
Drt( Ca.
Wedding
Gifts
Please the bride with au
elegant piec of Out Glass or
Home of our beautiful pieee
of Sterling Silver. . We have
lots of nice goods which will
please any, bride and the
prices of our goods are not;
high either.
We'll take pleasure in
showing you anything ill our
store. '
Ryan Jevelry Co.
15th ani Dennis Sts..
RtST AJ KIALTK TO K8Tha AKD CHUB.
. Mas. Wikslow Huuihim iir hsi bera
utrd lor SIXTY VgAMbv MILLIONS ul
MkTHKH lor Ihnr t KII.I'KHN W Hll.lt
IfckTIUMl. with ri'lKKl ,V'CE. U
MUlTHKS the t Hit 1. JiUrTKNs tlie I.CJIS.
ai.l.A all PAIS : ct' K Ma win i Col IC. aad
l the brt remedy ! r l.lAKKH'h A. It
nlutrly harwtr. Be ir idii tor "1r.
HianUiWs Ko(hing s.iu( " aad lake MCttK
Zwcaif aeasisa a-xna.
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TOKIdHT 88c, SOo aad 7Se
BARNEY GILMORE
Za "Kelly From tha Emerald Isle."
Thla Afternoon at 4 P. at
MARY MUNCHHOFF
In Concert
yricea 6O0 to 93.
Wednesday Matinee The Virginian
"OalAH A'l CBT CEKTE."
mf mmmSs fj 9 Et- 00-750
fL4SfJ Daily Mat.. lS-SS-tO.
SINGER'S SERENADERS
KXTSAVAOABTZA AMD TADOiviLLl !
liw rrof. lope) If ally Btlnaldo, tha Wan-
Oering Violiuist; Llvtuf ailectno flaftT and
atig beauty uorua.
X.AOIS' DIMfi MATIlfEB KTEBT DAT
feai. .Night only: Amateur 'onie.n. li)o, Juu
UOYD'b THEATER
Tonight. Mats, Tues, Thurs., Bat.
And bar Bcellent Company In the
bcrearauig Farce Comedy
. CHARLEY'S AUNT
Meat Wl The Hit of tna Season
WHBrftB
( Women Best Buyers
The paper that ii lead by women
brings bet returns to advertisers.
rhoaeai
Doug. 1041)
lad- A-lotl.
TBIII SHOWS 8:18. T:9, 9:83.
Ail This Week
Marpny, Wiiiard Co., ia Manager
hoaerguy's Troubles; ISuily at Hus
seyi Jumping Jack Hawkrusi Clauds
Ooidea; dna Whleiler; Ouice At
Ciierry
Aavanoed TaadevUla. Mattaea Krery
tiay at Mils. Hvery Might at ailS.
Mi, Hyuracki Tom Waters; A Might
in a Monkey Muale Hall; Callahaa ft
3t. Oeorue; tyrant at Hotf ; atess.
Muuo and rowaUj Werk aad Oarer;
Kiuodrowei Orpueam Cuaeert Or
r tiiiilrn.
Anniversary Spsc'l in Laces and Enbrcidsries
Cleaning up a big lot of odd Edges and Inserting?.
Embroideries and Laces at Wonderful Reductions.
I-accs, worth from 10c to SKc a
ard...2H 5 7W 10
75f Hair ItruMira HOC
15c l.inrn llandkrrchlrfa. .71
Kiiihroitlprlea, worth frcmi 10c
to 16c a yard; Anniversary
Sale Price, yd I. Si 4 He
fl.llO llcal Hair Brush 5)
50f Cord KhopplnB; Bag. . . . H)
At 9:30 A.M.
Genuine Amoskeag
and Lancaster Oing
hams, 8 He a yard
values, 10-yd. limit,
at. yard .5
At 2 P. M.
One ense of Genuine
Fruit of the Ixotn
Muslin will be sold,
10-yard limit, at, a
ard 60
At 3 P. M.
Vs v
One case of SliaWer
Klaiincl, loe qual
ity,' 10-yard limit to
a rustomor; on hI
at, yard 5
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Positively No Dealers or Peddlers Supplied.
24th Anniversary Overcoat Sal
300 Men's Overcoats in Fancies and Blacks Made with
"Presto" Convertible collars or with velvet collars more
than half of this lot are worth $20.00 and not one coat
worth less than $13.00; Wednesday we offer Cf)
choice : yUiOU
Thursday will be the big special sale of Men's Trousers.
Big Anniversary Bargains
WALL PAPER
Deeply Cut Prices
Continue All This Week.
See the Many Splendid
Barg'n Offerings in 7' j
Women's and Child ;
Shoes and Furnishings.
Ucdiicsday Viill Da thsai and Piljovf Up Dav
Every $1.00 Sheet, 72x90 or 81x90. will be..., 68c
Every 86c Sheet. 72x90 or 81x90, will be u...'.,.. .(53
Every 76c Sheet, 72x90 or 81x90, will be
Every 69c Sheet, 72x90 or 81x90, will be... 54
Every 65c Sheet, 72x90 or, 81x90, will be f 18tf
Every 69c Sheet will go at. 45
Every 60c Sheet will go at 38c?
All Pillow Slips will go as follows; either 46x36 or 42x36:'
All 35c Pillow Slips 24 All 20c Pillow Slips. t 4
All 30c Pillow Slips 22 A1' 18c Pillow Slips 12t
All 26c Pillow Slips 18 All 15c Pillow Slips J,0
100 dozen of Towels In broken lots, to close
Were.... 30c 25c 20c 18c 10c 12Vc liic 8 Vic
Now 2.1c 18c I Re 12ic 10c hc 7c Sc
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High Grade Wash Goods
The gi'eatest selection ever seen in this town.
Wm. Anderson's genuine 32-inch Scotch Ginghams, made
by the Pacific Mills of Glasgow, "Scotland, and are ad
mitted to be the best in the world; also Aberfoyle.Silk
Mixed Ginghams. These ginghams ure worth o'k; COc,
and 25c a yard. Enough for one dnjss sold to a I C
customer Wednesday only at, yard IOC
For fine Wash Goods underpriced see our Domestic room.
10 bara Lenox, Beat-'Em-All or Diamond C Soap for. 25c
OTHER BARGAINS THAT GO WITH IT
1 1Kb KaafXt ( 1 r 11 n 1 1
4S-lb. sack Best Hign Pstent ! lour
for
10 ins. best Holled lireakfast Oattneal
for -&c
10 lbs. lest White or Vellow Corn-
mel for .:ic
rial Ion cans Table Myrup .. .iiM)-1
lbs. aooj Jauan Klce i!5c
& lbs. best Hand Picked Navy Beans
for !,!
Corn Flakes, pkg ..6c
Uroniangelon, Jellycon or Jell-O, per
pkg; 7o
1-lb. can Assorted Huupa '4''
4 pkgs. best Condensed Mince Meat
for , 26c
The best Soda or Oyster Crackers, so
The bent Crisp Pretzels, lb Be
The best crlfp Ginger Snaps, lb... He
The best bulk Peanut Butter. Ih...l6c
Tor the Best Batter, Efga and Oheeae
Try Hayden's lret It Fays.
The best Kreah Kgss, nothing finer.
'per dosen ,li(4o
Fancy No. 1 Creamery Huiter. lb. iifto
I'aiicy No. 1 Country Creamery But
ler, per lb i::ic
Fancy No. 1 Jalry Butler, per lb..2io
Fancy No. I Country Kol! Butter. 21 j
trood lalry Butti r. lb 1 Hi)
The best Full Cream N. V. White or
Wisconsin Cream lieee. Hi. ..2o
Try tna Hlg-lilttna Havel Orang-ea
(They Beat 'Em All)
Regular lUc aln-j, pet' diizon. .'. . '. . 30c
Regular 40c sUe, per iIoshii 2io
Keiiujur 30c sle, per cln.fi 20c
HeKinar 26c sli:e. er il.i.en ...... I ao
Hsyden's Tn.sh Vegetable Sept.
Is the Valk of Omaha.
Fancy Waa oi Wreen Beans. Ih..,t0)
3 bunches fresh Hothouse Jtadlahes fio
! heads frch Leaf lettuce fc
2 I write buuehea fresh Beets. Carrots,
Turnips or Shallot lOr
2 bunches fresh Parley 1 to
Fancy Jersey Sweet I'olatues, lb. lc
DON'T
FORGET
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Offices on Court of
Best" Known1 Building
In. the city are very deniable. Well ventilated, brightly
lighted, and properly heated nt all times, they afford ex
cellent accommodations at a low rental price.
Rental price includes electric light, heat and atten
tive janitor service.
The Bee Building
8i,me Court offices. h'ch "111 ale you the advsntaa of a low rental
In the Iwst Known and beH tuiilpped building In Ine ';y
BOOM 416 Nicely locatej oifi.e on- the Court, lltilli feet, ir, a
Fire Proof Vsiiit In connei tloa. Hems, per inunlli ala.Oa
BOOM til This office Is well lighted during thl dy ami is ltxls'i feet
in sliie, allh a fira proof vault, and Is a cheap room at tier
mont ii aia.oo
BOOM 623 Isolated net to lha elevator on tha Court, 2t a.iisre leet
of rpaca and lis a fire proof vault In connection. Kental per
in.. nih aii-oo
BOOM SOT Is one of the chest est and best offices in the building. Ia
Ing slmost square, and having ili aquur reel of space Kent for
per month - ,...18.00
BOOM SI la partitioned so as to make lc rooms, and has a tiit.
Itental per month 1800
iVifty EUvaton will 1$ installed within, (' wtelt.
The Bee Building Company
Bee Building Office, 17th and Farnam Streets