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12 i:ni i:rr i;..ur WOULD ABOLISH COMPTROLLER Bill Introduced by Reagan Createi a Storm at City Hall. COSGEOVE MAKES STATEMENT Par It "rhfmf lo .e Hint Out of the Wb) "! thai He la HreJr to hnllie Ilia TrA H ffcrnf j'.,v onipl rnlVr. y the bill to alxVlifl (lir offh e of city rom trnllrr mi Indicated and prepared y i lmi fit Af.rt. aouie of lwm have nc rnmrDiilated mall fortune thiniiKli the m of ttjeln rffirtal twj'ltlons for nrlvnte Mln. The MM known as aenate file .10. IntrodiWo' fterm'pr laann Wednesday and provide fur Hie abolishment of the office of It noniprroller. ( oagrove f'i'n t1i Issue. ci milv up to tha frame rf ,tb Mil. He declare thai he knoaa HerWit fie l speaking nml la prepared lo go throiiith with the charge, no matter If a grand Jury lnvetlKntlon result. . Accordlne to thoce who have aenn the nllV It provldaa tbat In tt event of Ihe abolish. Rlrtlt of. J lir cit; compl i uliei ' offlre, the affair f ,the . office shall be conducted by Ihe. rlty clrik. f'ogro slitto.ti.eiit jarred the rlty hall from end to end Thursday mornliiK. Ilo aaya hi :tclep1inne as constantly rln?lns and lhat.ha.wai kept busy denying re queata lo withhold hU statement. ."Tha Mil to abolish the offlre of city comptroller, baa not, burn seen by me, al thniiKh some daa bark I was privately Informed' that audi' a bill waa being pre pared, at whlt-li time I was advised thBt by' "rein'" a certain offlrlal, I might head It off. Needleas to say that I did not see llm official named, and In con sequence. 1, presume, the bill haa been ln trodiirrd." aaid Mr. Cosktov. "I know nd reason for such action at this time, a of A hat spirit haa prompted the lntrol'ff(.p' of the bill, other than an Inference j iimkofrom such Information aa has corf.c to tne, that It waa bring Insti gated and prepared . by a. certain dis credited rolirle. some of whom have ac cumulated mnll fortunes through the use of their offlrltil positions for private gain. Thla gang i nVmhi'.eaa expect that If this safeguard f the, public Is removed, their opportunities for further graft will bo Im proved. ;' "When I becaipfc' cit.v comptroller I an nounced that I was (jot a candidate for re-elertlon. I did till" for the reason that I Intended to be free to do my whole duty by the taxpaylnff puhllo and that whole duty, 1 understand, consists In enforcing within tha limits bf my authority, those laws of the state which have been devised to prevent extortion, graft, theft or era bezzlcnfe l)t"'nl f'pbllc cash or credits, either direct.' tfit'oiigh ' contracts or misuse of office as a result of wilful or Ignorant negllgeoe' V? offh'tal fluty. This announce ment 'd1 thp-'beef that U was in me' to carry this determination to the end, has doirblle pronipl'Ml the Introduction of thla bill, planning, perhaps, to have the office placed T ' "friendly" hands, to the end that pxnosure and popular condemna tion of past and contemplated raids upon the public tiiiln In: 'smothered. Whether or not th bill heeotnea a law Is of lUtle consequence to nio personally, other than a a taxpaytV. "I do nof believe this bill haa been aimed at me personally, for If It becomes a law It could only relieve me of official duties, tor my salary would continue to the end of the term to th1cli I was elected. This haa been fp'lublUhf d In the courta of this atate. Therefore, 1 can see only the ono object to be attained." DAY ir:,. jjillHAj N T 3 DiyAiKlilUm 3 Priday Money Importers Strips and Samples High Class Silks and Gauze Materials (JoM cloth, iiincy Marquisette, grenadines, printed chiffon cloth, brocade satins and fancy crepes, etc.; a similar lot that created such a furore f J A 'uv.:?.. 5c-10c-25c All tlic Shorter I'loroa of Thow Materials on Sale in the lnxe mriit, hh King as they lant, at, rach j SILKS 36-in , 27-in., 19-in. Wide, on Bargain Square to Bpcure the greatest silk values of the sea- 55c pedal Medicine for Kidney A tlmenls. . Many .elderly people have found In Folov's Kidney Remedy a nulck relief and perma nent benefit from' kidney and "bladder menta' and fi-ofii annoying tirlnary Irregu larities due to advancing years. Isaac X. Kegan, farmer. Missouri, aaya: "Foley's Kidney lleinrdy effected a complete cure In my cafe and I want others to know of It.'' lroV 'ale W all druggists.' Sprosis Shoe Store Selling Tans Our stock of Tan Kusia Button Hoots for women is now coinplote a?ain. The new' Knob Toe. with short! Forepart, high arch ' and 'heel. "... Tb ptMijtt, niost popular footwear for early spring wear. i tlomv before sies are broken. You will fai.t tin- early spring noveltifa lifing shown by tia now. . . Special attention pall to proper fitting. Sorosis Shoe ' Store 203 South 15th Street Here is an opportunity son, values from 89e to $1.2.") all go on bargain square" at, yard 50c plain and fancy silks In waist and dress lengths. fine lining, silks, mo Ira silks, foul ards, etc. nmln floor bargain square on sale at, per yard. "' 6!n to 85c printed foul ard"", cut pieces from our recent special llk sales. I,ots of navya and black nnd white ef- Terts niairi floor bar gain square at. yard 39c $1 yard wide stripe tub silks, the kind that launders. These fine wash able silks, at, Thousands o! Remnants and Sample Pieces All Kinds Trimming Laces Silk embroidered bands and allovers, fancy nettings, jetted and colored beaded l'assamentenes Vi to -It yard in each piece three big lots at, each Remnants an 1 Sample Strips of Fmi Embroideries' Corset coverings, flouncings, medium and wide edgings, in sertions and headings all kinds two big bargain squares tf yj,ril 5C and 10t; 2c, 10c and 15c Remnants of 17ash Goods B"met Fancy. Dress Poplins black, white and pretty new shades that are popular 25c is the regular prict; Fri- f r day, at, yard IDC Plaid ginghams for dresses and children's wear, nurse stripes for uouse aresses, aiso rancy stripes, checks, hlue, tan and pink chambray fast In color. Perfect long lengths; at, yard. 3, 5 and 8-yd. lengths sheer India 7!c lemons a quality would sell from the bolt at 15c a . n i yard; at, yard. OjC One case fancy linen colored dress E print remnants while they last, on sale at. tier " . a i -? yard .: V d ! H Just received, a new lot fine dimities; pretty cheeks, stripes, ngures and dainty lloral designs, for children's n ... 2t dresses, shirt waists, etc 13c values, at, yard Yard wide bleached muslin. In long lengths, that are , iree irom rut- lawns, etc. r, lng, at, yard... 3v at. yard 3C Short lengths of plain and .fancy W h 1 t'e lawns, batiste, lace lawns, etc. at, yard Plaid skirtings, yard, wide, very fine grade, brown color ings, at, yard 3ic Stamped Corset Covers at 19c, in Art Dept. Stamped Corset Covers, on fine French Nainsook for French embroidery, in sizes 34, '36, 38 and 40. One piece and three-piece Corset Covers regular 40c values fft .Main floor-at. .. lUC Third floor Specials r Great Rug Sale $30 9x12 Size Axminster Rugs These are fine room size rugs of excellent quality Axminster; full bor- ?iC QQ dered; new, attractive patterns vlut5 $20 9x12' Size Brussels Rugs Seamless, new patterns, bright floral and Oriental designs, worth up (MO AO to $20-at.... M-dwO L BRANDEIS STORES J a D i it B 1 B ; B at i i Brandeis Stores See the "American Boy' Scout" Suit Comprising Coat, rants, Hat, Leggings and Knap sack; the official "Boy Scout Suit" complete for Kvery boy wants to be an American Scout and Kvery Scout wears a suit like this. Brandeis Stores, Omaha -L2 25 POLICE AUCTION SALE In ai'oorrtanoa altli tha provlalona of ihe aiatutrr ut, Nrbiaaka, I will acll at pulilK-aiu-tiiin at ilia V""'' 'i-oui t room, KlevcnO) ami IxmIrf' Strata. Il 111 (.'Ity of Iliniha, Mala tf NVlTKeku, at I o luck i. M . Tua.lav, April 4U., 1 i 1 1 . all uiiolalml tiaraouat property nrhlch may hava ltn In Hi l" -Inii' Of the (tulle Jiidar nr i'liit or polu-a ala mcmilia prior to aail oatc I'd la aala lm'lui!c all khuta ut i'MxIa auch aa cutlery, tiirvrla. liarnrK, atrliaa. drtu kikhIm, ilollutiK. trunk inin and rv.4rj. AH aoll wldioul rr ri to Ilia highest rll bhhlora 'oina and gat barg.il iuj. J. J. DOMAaTUa, . ,,,, . ClUat at roue. f EWGEiAVED STATIONERY WEDDING INVITATIONS, ANNOUNCEMENTS VISITING CARDS All correct forms in current social usage engraved In the best.' manner and punctually delivered when premised. EMDOSSEP MONOGRAM STATIONEtlY i.i i and other work execufed at prices lower than usually prevail elsewhere. -. . A. I. ROOT. Incorporated 121C1212 HOWARD ST. BOTS rxOaTatat Boar. 1604 aV-lo o I" D Si IP 0 B D 0 i f KkmI fiiK)CPMtitn whrn aajr: IVmikUk 1;17 for )ur Wants. 1 V m I) v Pre l Mm. I ' I V P. 1 4. Wj- " r mm 1 Vomen's Newest Spring Suits at CcmforUb!e Americaa Prices Yet Fashioned From Pamiai Mo'ch TaMors that have ventured to fall and see our "really 1 nd t fily models'" rather tlian "i''-cturo tiiiHlelj. ' look vlth wonder at our new gprlnrf H ilts. fine are the fabrlrs and bo perfect la the tailoring, and so complete are Ihe finishings, the "extras" (lining tailors' slang), and ,too. such an iifsortment of stunning styles to choose from, thttt one ran hardly blame them for re turning lo their benches lth saddened hearts and complaining expressions at their trade. Full realization of the hopelessness of compet ing with prices that may be less than half and even one-third of their prices, and who could tell where these suits came from. Five cases , out of eight Bales yesterday, alterations were not necessary. i Tho tailor's art was used in every stitch. Nearly every new effect this spring more than ever resembles the straight lines, and trimmings of tailored garments. At 00 or $29. 50 our suits are queenl v nj noi iuok ai mem itrst. Deiore going Cl'l 0l,fc to the tallor at 65, $75 and $100. W . Our new tana anrl areva will lm- M plain $JS.0i - nr press you. New Silk Arriyals, Pnrthase 1 for a Big Bargain Friday Sale Nw Fancy Silks and Fine Pongees, several thousand yards devoted to Persian effects. Messallnes and beautiful new striped Peau de Cygnes in dark grounds, some favored with the pretty new white hair line stripes. These silks come in heavy qualities, giving that rich, yet soft appearance, that make such charming dresses and waists. Then be sides there will be found some Rtrlped taffetas or Loulsine weaves, any of these silks would ordinarily brlrig 75c to 85c, Friday, though, it's your choice, at, per yard 40? 59c Will Move These Dre3s Goods Friday They'll he cold an soon aa the atore opens. Better bi cue of the early chooser. Because the irl re was cnh-ulated to, hurry them away. 54 Inch Black and Whit Chacka 69 Inch Chllfon Panama, In black and navy .-. 60 inch Xair Llna Strlpad KT and Bin Mohair 44 inch, Horaltr Spring; Dn Oooda , 43 inch, Balf Color aUrtpad Sarg-aa and Batlataa 43 Inch, Chaoks and Stripaa, now In Togna 43 Inch, Craam Serraa, astra flna ouallty. at vard Tha amruar tha battar your aalacttona will ba. Btora opana at S o'clock. 59c $1.50 Storm Sere and Diagonals, Friday, 89c These goods come 54 Inches wide, In all the New Spring Shades: Navy, brown, tan, gray, blue. Then there are 50 inch cream serges, with black and navy blue hair line stripes, as well as 54 Inch worsted suit ings In all colors. Not a single strip of these goods ever sold any where In Omaha before for less than $1.50. A remarkable Bargain Friday "Extra," at 89 See Our New Spring Wash Goods Friday that go Special at. ..... . .2.1c All Our Young Ladies' and Misses' Shoes, QQ Wortli From $2.25 to $3.00. gooa sale Friday, at vOC iiui a Mingie pair wiiniiein mey come 111 duui patent colt and dull leathers. In lace only. The heels are low, school style. Kvery pair carries the Bennett's apeclnl made mark. The Bi7.es are In both "odda" and "ends," from 7 years to 16 years. Not a ape clal pi:rchae shoe Included In thla sale. Kveryone taken from our regular Mocks. As a special Induce ment for school alrls. If your parents can't come with you, come by yourself, and If' the shoes -do not suit, we will gladly refund your monev. No where can such bargalna. tie equalled. Thl Is the filial clean up stock sales. ICeinember, thev are our shoes tn stock, worth to ls.00. ut 80 200 PAIRS OF LADIES' HIGH SHOES, Worth to $3.00, Friday, at $1.75 These shoes come In dull leathers (cloth top), patent colt (either leather or cloth top, dull leather, blurher leather top. In all button styles, In sizes from two's to five's and In models from B'a to K's. The styles are here for all kinds of wear; be it party, school or dally street wear. And every pair a bargain that you cannot afford to. overlook. Lt us show them to von Frldnv. at nnlr ei 7R Ordlnarllv you might think $1.75 would buy good shoes, nut Ht this final Shoe Sale, costs and former prices have lost their former Influence. OKNT FANCY XECKWKAK FRIDAY 10 CENTS EACH Hundreds of pretty Jabots, Duck Collars, Stocks, some beautifully em broidered, others trimmed with lace In different patterns. Every one a bargain at 25c. Extra special Bargain Friday, choice, at . . . . 10 VEILING WORTH VI TO 30 CENTS FRIDAY, AT 10 CENTS These come In pretty patterns of mesh, including all shades, making very strong, serviceable veils for early spring. A genuine Bargain Friday treat, choice, at . 10? BOMB Remarkable Bed ;ing Values Extra quality seamed lied Sheets, the best of our 6fic grades, Biu galn l'Ylduy, each ..390 Pillow Caaea, good weight, alze 42 x36, our lic kind, at, each 104o Linen Prices Dropped - TO BABOAUf FRIDAY Our UeKulur 4.ic, 72 Inch Table Haniask, In assorted patterns, re duced their prices for Bargain Friday, at, yard 39c Cotton Crash, with red borders, the extra heavy 6c kind, special Harg-uln Friday, at, yard . . . .40 Bargain Friday Corset Sale, 2ii Beautiful $1.75 Models a at $1.10 One conies In Batiste with the high bust, medium long hips, beautifully trimmed In dainty patterns if embroidery, and haa the unn-rustable boning and extra strong hose aupportera lf one of our best 1.75 gradea repriced for Bargain Friday, your fit, at 11.10. Another model made In Coutil In medium high Dust and extra long hips has the non-ruatable boning and finished with firm hose supporters This model at $1.10 lb an extraordinary bargain reserving of an early Triduv morning visit. THESE mOHB GOOD FOX rmiOAT OILT. WO PKOaTX VBDIll TMEX, FRIDAY FRESH EOCJS WILL COST LESS THAN THEY H1VF FOR THE PAST 6 .MONTHS; DOZEN, 18 CENTS Our Kggs are different than other "Store" egga Every one romtnir hi rect fro,,, the fan... We're Milled the year round by he 'farmers. S monHis and 10 day, ago tj.ey sold at 18c a doien. aince that time they've brought -a high as 37c. You can nh.m v..ur nrA iine uiey e - aM'.a.,vM-W, 1 r. lot, ) I Never Buy Cheap Groceries. Bit the Best at lowest Prices ' VOTE OTTm mniv awn a.xn..w . i uiiti vvKeiu a 20 pounds tirunulaiHtl Sigar, for ....... fl Bennett's Cupltol Flour, per ack 91.30 Bennett's Best Coffee. If r pound 33c Bennett's Best Coffee, :t pounds for SOo louhle atmi.ps on these Coffees. BSc grade Teas, assorted fer pounii 68o (So Krade Tfai, assoried Per pound .48c Heat Tea Slftliigs, per pound package . ...13o B. '. Black pepper, pound ran for lOo and t atanips. B. C Baking I'uwdrr. 5 pouad ran for . .91-00 Hiid 100 stamps COOKIE srxciAi. Iiihii t ake, fresh ni;iile per ;.(iu ml lao Toinixt and 'irahain I'rmkeis, pkg 10c and 10 aiampa. ''heee. . full cream, per pound 830 and 10 stamps. for . . . SSo i Sueds, 2 packairea So B. C Oats and Wheat, and Pancake, pack age lOo and 10 stamp. Double stamps on But lerlue. B. C. Pure Maple Syrup Gullon can for ..,.91 Hulled Benin and Lima Beans, with chicken, 2 runs for SSo and 10 slHiups. Sinoked Bonelesa Her ring. 2 Jura for . . . .SOo and 20 stamps. Maple Sugar Butter, at, I er jar . ,15o and lOo ' Kianco-A meiican Houp. quart can fur 85o Gtilllard'a Pure (Jllve Oil. pint can for . . 40o B. C. Buckwheat. 2 lb. package for . ...iaVc and 20 atamps. ttlchrlleu Asparagus, Oerman style, 2ic slr.e special, at ISO Golden Kugle Cleaned Cuiranta, pound pkg, for 10c 6 lbs. 7c Jap KIce . .80c " Mincemeat, 3 ukas 'or' as. and 10 ilaiimn Macaroni, (star or Cres- ceni, 3 pugs, rur and 10 stamns Oolden Medal Corn cans fur nnd in Mother'a Tomaloesi, 3 cans, for Z5a . 85o , 3 SSo PICKLE SJAX.E I-aige Sour Pickles. at., each 8o 1I11 Pickles, doz. lao FEAEUT Oil, 9 AXE L.arge Bottle too and 30 stamps. Medium Bottle ..40o and 20 stamps. Snmll Bottle ....95c and 10 stamps. 40c Jar Tea Harden Preserved Figs, f.,r 30o 30- Jar Tea Garden . Preserved Klga, fr 90o D B n i i i i u i i ! B B a (I I I B K 1 H a b i i A B B B B fl B B B B B a B B B Bj a Saturday the Peabody Stock Saie watch OUR WINDOWS in I; WATCH OUR ADS. Remnants From the Anniversary Sale On Sals Friday in Our Domestic Room , About l.'.noo yards or all kinds Cotton Oooda. on sU Prints, (ilnghams, Outings. Batistes, Organdies. Indian l.lnons, SwIbrpb Lingerie Cloths, Muslin. Cambrics and various lots of other goods. In good long remnants, all fine wash goods and white goods, up to 25c yard: Ix.t I, a,l 5 2, 74 U.t il.gl, l.t 4, 10 AT 9: OO A. M. 2.000 yards of all kinds of Cotton tioods. at, per Pp ard , . K) AT 10:0 A. M. 1,500 yards of goods, worth up to 124c vard. Wash Goods, etc., at, yard tttC AT 2:00 1 l. 1 case of 36 Inch U leached MtiRlin, regular 7 Ui; grade, 10 yards limit, at, yard jj AT :i:00 . M. l'case of 12 'ic fine Batiste, fast colors, good prints 12 yards limit, at, yard I.000 ItcmnnniN of TowoliiiK AH linen and some half linen. 'at, about t I'KICK OIH UVVH OK TOWK1 5c, 7c, 10c, 12 4c 15c, worth about s double. 50 lloIsprenlH, all Oililn and Kmls to Sell Clu ap. Underwear and Hosiery In the Hiihj' lomeNtic Himhii. Women's Outing Flannel Skirts values to 50c, Friday, 13 4 Children's Muslin or Outing Flannel Drawers and M. Knit Waists, values to 25c, choice, at, each Q Children's 50c Uompers, In all sizes, at, each 25c Ij&dles' 35c Underwear .. Vests or Pants in medium weights, all sizes. Women's Muslin Drawers and Corset Covers, values to 6O0, on sale, at 25 Muslin Gowns and Skirts, regu lar values to $1.25, on sale, choice 49 Men's 75c Flwced Shirts or Drawers, at. garment ..25 Men's $1.50 Union Suits, In all sizes, at SO4 Men's and Hoys' Laundered Shirts, worth to $1.50. Jfl . . . Special Notion Sale Day Friday Fancy and Staple Notions at .. a'l Less: Cotton Tapes, per roll . . Shoe Laces, per pair Gold Eye Needles, pkg, Pearl Huttons, per dozen 200 Yards Spool Cotton ik Floi'B. Skein lc 10 10 20 10 Dress Shields, pair 100 15c Horn Combs, at 50 50c. Hair nrushes. at . . . .250 20c Tooth Brushes, at ..100 50c Shopping Bags, at ..100 $1.00 Hand Bags, at ...49c Scores of other bargains. Beautiful Silks Greatly Undcrpriced 5,000 Yards of Plain and Novelty Kilks, Stripes, niecks, Jacquards, rialn and Fancy Messallnes, 27 inches wide, Taffetas, et To $1.00 a yard values, on sale, at, yard 380 ftntl 480 85r llliuk Taffetas wide, at, yard -36 Inches ..690 $1.10 Mack Messalinev 36 Ins. wide, at, yard 850 fl.OO Mack Pruu de Sole 36 Inches wide, at, yard.... 700 91.25 Satin Dutchess Black, 3 6 Inches wide, at, yard 080 50 Pieces of All Silk Foulards 24 Inches wide, all new styles and colorings, to $1.00 yard values, at, yard -480 n(l 680 IN THE DOMESTIC KOOM Suit Department Friday Ladies' One Piece Serge Dresses $7.50 values, a.t $3.08 Nobby styles In all colors. Women's Long 1 Coats, good colors, great values In Fri day's sale, at $5.08 $3.08 Genuine Heatherbloom Under skirts, black and colors, the $1.60 and $2 qualities, 050 House Dresses and Wrappers, big assortment of values to $1.50, Friday, choice .-750 Children's Wash Dresses, nice assortment of styles, to $1.25 values, at 690 to $2.00 values, at . . . . -050 Lace Curtains and Drapery Specials n the Piu Xew Department on r Third Floor. , Brussels and Cluny Net Cur tains and Brusselette Curtains odd pairs, regular to $8.00 values, at, each ,.. ..$1.08 Cable Net Brusselet'te and Cluny Curtains, odd pairs, to $4.uO values, each ....'..... -75 Portieres worth, $5.50, odd pairs, at. pair, $3.50 12 4c Curtain Swiss, in stripes 1 " 11 res, at yard 00 Fillet Nets, Fancy Nets, white and colored madras, remnants worth to $1.00, yard ..19c Remnants of Madras Swiss, Scrim, Nets, Cretonnes, Satins, etc.,, to 25c yard vajuys. at, per yard v' 50 -J) Wool Dress Goods Remnants Less Than Half Wool Voiles, Silk Batiste, Taffetas, Novelties, of every diacriptlon, Henriettas, Poplins, etc. 40 to 46 Inches wide, $1.25 and $1.50 yard, values. Soin slightly soiled, on sale Friday, to close, at, per yard .' .jjj) 42 Inch French Serjje All wool 52 Inch Wide Mohair In black new spring shades, good val- or blue, regular 75c values, In ues at $1.00 yard, on sale, at, Friday's sale, at yard . . . , 690 1 Der -v"rd 490 There's Hone In It for You When You Can Sm from 25 to 50 on Your Grociries By Trading at Haydan's 21 lbs. beat (Sranulateil Sugar. . S1.00 4K lb. luck beat High Patent Flour at iao 10 bara IHamond "C", Beat 'Km All or Lenox Soap 860 Oallon cana Talile Syrup 860 10 Iba. beat Whlta or Yellow Corn Meal, 18 m 10 'Is b?st Kolled Ureakl'aat Oatmeal for lMMinonrl "O" or Diamond "II" Mince Meat, pkg 8l0 Corn Flakes, pka; too Hood Japan Hire, per lb 40 Iba. beat Hand Picked Navy Bnmn for 85o The best Soda or (Jyater Cracker". per lb 60 The bent crlHp Pretzela. lb 60 The beat criap UlnKer Snapa, lb. . .80 Hroruangelon, Jellycon or Jell-O, pke;., at 7Vo Yeat Foam, pka- 8io L.U L.U. 1 lb. can acourlna; powder 60 Eg-fi, Battar and Cbaaa Frloas Tliat Maaa Bomathlng- to You. The beat atrlctly fresh Kga, notlilnR finer at 5Jo dozen, our price, per donen 17He Fancy No. 1 Creamery Uutter, lh. 35c lb. lh. Fancy No. 1 Country Puller. L'........ K" , j. ...... l.'n,i V., 1 II. .11 lint,.... 1,. n... " " V ..... . ...... .lu.tci, III, IIS Good Hairy Uutter, per lb ....... 18o The beHt Kull CreHin White or Colurad Cheese, per lb a Jo Hirhland Haval 1 Oracirabaapar Than ' innla. neKUi.ir 5c size, pit dozen... HeKtilar 4iic nl.e. per dozen. Kesular 3lc al'e, per down . , Hi'KUlar LTic nIzm, per dnfn nu iun ir liimiirj MaydeiiH mnke It ponlble lor every body to eat freMh eetahleH the yetir i'ieli Wax or tireen Keuna, per lb Kresh SplnHi.'h. per peck r renn nceis, i mi ioim, itn uipa. t;uu lahea Or shullots. :i huticliea for lOo n I 1UU r,-..u. I'irul..i s h'reFh CahltHKe, per lb ,. rancy Jeiey Sweet Potatoea for Fancy Pipe fi'oinatoea, per lb. . Fancy Cauliflower, tier lb. .. Fancy Cranberrlea. per quart. 2 hernia fiexli l.euf Lettuce.. Lin He heuil Let tme, eacii .. and 830 810 30o a 60 iOo lio . 100 toe I'.lMl- So . mo 3 Iba. 71,0 1 100 DON'T FORGET TRY IIAYDE11S' FIRST PTAys COMPARE FOR YOURSELF. Measure The Dee against other local paver in respect of quality as well as quantity of timely news and interesting articles fromdy to day and TheBee's superiority will be demonstrated I,aiinidl O'oipc.ao Learn Where It's Best to F&rm 1 1 . . Thinking about buying land? Watt to know what soil and climate are bent suited for certain farming? Our Land Bureau gives, free information about otl, climate, and conditions in all parts of tbe country. We have gathered data, and can tell you what you desire to learn. Write the Land Information Bureau; The Twentieth Century Farmer, Omaha, Neb., today and your questions will get prompt attention. IH'J BIB atSa" Free InfoFmatlon