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SCALPING AT THE CITY HALLOW
One-Third of Pay of Employes Goei ;
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Through Lon Sharks.
MANY ASSIGNJIHifS ARE MADE
On firm la nll to Mulif Mftr Tkon.
mid Italian a ear Ont nt the
Bsalni-M Minr Others
llmr a .ooil Thins.
Warrant s.nlplnif, amounting to prac
tically nnrthlrd of the citv pay roll, la
carried on In loan brokers of the city. The
Mlms of the pin'the arc city hall fm
r'oyra and laborers employed hy the city,
who pay all the way from t per rent a
week to ftp lilch ai 10 per rent, according
to how pood the rl.k la assumed to be by
by the loan sharks.
The prut-tire la matte possible through
Id extended knowingly by the rlty comp
troller' office. The method employed are
nothlnK more than the asflKnment of (
by the employes These assignments are
taken to the rlty comptroller's office where
they are placed on file. When the warrant
comes through, n notation la made to
whom the warrrnt Is to be paid and the
wan ant In turned over to the person to
whom It Ih anxlKned.
H la said that there are employes of the
rity who have not seen their pay warrant
for three y.-ars and for having assigned
their waxes fr thla period, they have paid
from 10 to 'M per cent of their salary for
the entire time.
No le" than ten Individuals and com
panies prey on the city employes, some of
whom have Kiown rich through the prac
tice of loaning money to city employes.
One concern, which does the major por
tion of the loaning. Is reported to have
made as high aa $.iO.Ouo a year out of the
buslnesM.
Uepartment employes and day laborers
furnish the greater portion of the business
for the sharks, but at times department
heads have contributed to the loan sharks.
A goodly portion of the time of one man
employed in the comptroller's office Is de
voted to filing and taking care of these
asiiignmenta.
Fifteen on Friday.
A bunch of about fifteen came through
Friday, all filed by one company, which
Included . assignments of elevator boys,
laborers and other employes of the city
hall, and were being filed by the clerk.
Employes of the comptroller's office ad
mit that the warrant scalping exists and
has for the last fifteen years. S. Roper
frlckmore. a clerk, whose duty among
other things is to look alter these assign
ments, says the warrant scalping, or as
alxnmenta as he designates It, amount to
more than 110,000 a month. Sometimes the
amount runs more than this and a general
average Is placed at from $12,000 to 1)5,000
a month.
"The city's payroll runs In the neighbor
hood of about io,000 a month, so you can1
see the volume of business that is done,"
said Crlckmore.
Attaches of the office declare there la
no way to prevent the scalping of the city
warrants. They say that efforts have been
made to atop the practice, but so far they
have been unsuccessful,
O. O. Iobeck, who recently retired as
comptroller, saya the only solution of the
problem Is for the city to pay semi-monthly
instead of monthly, as la the custom.
Then he contends that there would be
more or less scalping, as many of the
employe have not money enough to carry
them from one payday to tha next.
"We have tried every means to stop the
practice," said Mr. I.obeck, "but so far no
scheme has been found that Is successful."
"Is there any law to compel the office
to handle these assignments?'' Mr. I x beck
wvs asked. .
"None that I know of," he replied.
"Then why don't the office refuse to
handle' them. If the loan agenta knew
that they were not going to get the pro
tection of the office, they would not take
the risks, would they?" was asked Mr.
Lobeek. .
"Yea. that might aolve tha problem,"
replied he.
Stolen Duck Not of
the Quacking Kind
When it it Brought Into Court it
Turns Out to Be a Wooden
Decoy.
It was a wooden duck, not a quacking
one that Ouy Stevens, colored, of 1101 Uard
street, stole from hla wife while aha was
dying, according to developments which
surprised the police Friday morning.
Humane Officer Wooldrldge, who had i.iade
the charge against Stevena, when placed
under preaaura to sustain It secured the
duck In question and presented It at the
station.
"The woman waa starving to death. ' he
aald, "and thla man stole the due and
sold It for a drink of whiskey."
"Let's see the duck," said Desk Sergeant
Have:.
Thereupon Wooldrldge displayed the fowl.
After taking a good look at the object, he
asked. "N hat do you suppose Is the con- '
nectlon between a wooden duck and a I
starving woman?"
"Well, Ptevena could have got money for
It and bought a real duck, couldn't he'.'" I
replied Wooldrlilge. Stevens'
continued until Tuesday.
case was
DR. BARTON TORREY IS DEAD
Former Manasrr of Omaha tieaeral
Hospital Dies In !l Irhlarau Many
Years at t'rraton, la.
Dr. Hart on N. Torrey, formerly manager
of the Omaha General hospital, died
Thursday at Detroit. Mlih. Information
of his death wna received here by 11. K.
Uurket of Omaha.
Dr. Torrey was In chair f tha Omaha
General hospital here for a year. He came
to Omaha from Cieston, la., where ha
practised medicine for thirty-fhe ycurs.
He left Omaha In falling health to make
hla home with his son, Dr. Harry H. Torrey
of Detroit. His wife and daughter, Miss
Hernlce Torrey, are In Kurope. whee the
young woman has been attending school.
Two brothers, Colonel IJnn Torrey. of
Uugh Kider fame, and Captain Torrey, a
retired officer of the regular army, sur
vive. WITHNELL HOLDS UP PERMITS
Hfw All Reqaesta for Halldlnaa of
Over Three Storlea I atll Mayor
Slaraa Ordlaaarr.
No permits for buildings more than
lliree storlea In height or for addition
U. such buildings will be Issued by tha
bullJini? Inspector until Mayor Dahlman
inns or vet.wa the ordinance pa.ued by
the council tills week.
X I lit staumt'iil was made by I'.i.ilding
Inspector WiilineU Friday morning. Mayor
Dahliuan stated that he would likely sign
the ordinance Friday or Sulurdav. ihoimn
he hud until the next meeting of the coun
cil U consider the ordinance.
The question of the signing of the ordi
nance was brought to a crisis Thursday
when tha building Inspector refused to
n wAlMK
L
I H H
All a New York Manufacturer's Sh:w
Room and Travelers' Samples of Women's
Italian Silk Underwear
At About One-IIalf Price
These Genuine Italian Silk
the Best Known Maker of
ica and Their Name is Stamped on Every Garment.
Plain and Hand Embroidered Vests and Chemises; plain wi
and embroidered Combination
Tights; Short Petticoats and
med; also men's shirts and drawers white, pink and blue
worth up to $7.50; at, a garment
$1.98, 52.50, $2.98, 3.98
Women's Fine Embroidered Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs.
Armenian lace edges and embroidered corners, fancy col
ored borders; also men's plain and embroidered initial all
worth 25c; at, each 19'r
.pure linen handkerchiefs, narrow hems many XUl
All Silk Dresden and Persian Taffeta Ribbons
f; Fancy checked and striped
taffetas black and all colors
wide worth up to 35c; at, yard.
Silk Hosiery Sale
5 Big Lots of Silk Hose for Women and Men.
Women's Pure
all silk and
- fl .1
t j .'it.
k fan . 1
V
1 py
aw
Women's Black Pure Thread Silk Boot Hosiery Wide lisle
tops, lisle soles, double heels and toes, worth 75c ft (in
a pair; at, a pair
Women's and Men's Pure Thread
Bilk Hosiery Wide lisle tops,
lisle aoles. heels and toes, sheer
7 and fine black, tan and
39c
colors, worth 60c pair, at
N Men's Fine Imported Full Fashioned Lisle and Cotton Hos
iery double soles, heels and
at, a pair
i Children's, misses' and boys'
some double knees, heels and
at, pair
Women's Fine Imported Lisle
silk embroidered boot patterns, allover lace and fyCn
lace boots, worth up to 50c a
TAr Tr: A
VV UlllUil S JLV1U UlUVCa Arrivals
Women's Two-Clasp French Kid and Lambskin Gloves, Paris point and
single row embroidery gray, mode, tan, bisque, white and black.
Fitted to the hand Main Glove
Women's Kid Gloves
Long Kid Gloves, also Women's
English Nalklng Gloves black,
at, pair
FREE CONCERT on VICTROLA SATURDAY, 3 P. M.
The new Victor Records for March will be played In As
sembly room Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Hear these
glorious new grand opera records by Caruso and other famous
singers perfectly reproduced. No admission will be charged. It
will be a treat for you".
k ""mm"msssassBs
Sf BRAHDEIS STORES
IxKUe a penult to the ownera of the I'axton
hotel building to raise the west part of '
the bulldln two Htorlea. Withnell con
tends tl'.at the addition should be built of
fire proof muterlal and he refused to Ismu
the permit unlets the owners of the hulld
lnj would accept under the regulations of
the new ordinance, which provides that all
buildings more ttian three stories " lilKh or
additions to them, must be of flie proof
construction.
Central Presbyterians
Call Pastor from East
Pulpit Vacant for Year Will Be Filled
by Eev. Hugh B. Speer of
Dovina, N. Y.
t'entral T'nited rresbyterian church has
called Rev. Hugh B. Speer. Dovina t'enter,
N. V.. to the paxtorate here. He will ar
rive to take up his work the first week In
A pry.
Ilev. Mr. Pper will take the place left
vacant b the departure of 1'r. Mcltrlde,
who went to the pastorata of the First
Presbyterian church of I. avenworth, Kan.,
a ear aso.
The senslon of Central I'nlted Presby
terian church was notified of the accept
ance of Ilev. Mr. Sper Friday morning.
Tha members of the aesalon are John I
UcCagua, William Balrd, George Wallace,
a1
i
Serins;
Suits
on Far
rint.
Undergarments Are From
Silk Underwear in Amer
Suits; Knickerbockers and
Circular Drawers, lace trim
taffetas, plain taffetas, moire
up to 0 inches r 1 Cn
Thread Heavy Silk Hosiery
some with wide lisle hem
tops, lisle soles, heels and toes black, 1
tan, pink, sky and many other Qfit
shades, worth to $1.50; at, pair 0L
Women's Pure Thread Silk Hosiery
Bright and fine with wide hem tops,
extra spliced soles, heels and toes black,
white, tan and fancy light shades, l?Q
worth ffcl.00 a nair. at VUi,
1VV
Men's Full Fashioned Silk
rial ted Hosiery Spliced soles,
double heels and toes all fancy
shades, worth 60c pair
at, pair
29c i
toes, worth 25c pair;
15c
cotton and lisle school hosiery,
toes, worth 20c a pair; 4 Ol
12
and Cotton Hosiery fancy
pair; at, pair.
rnr New Sprinj
counter atJJ 2jJ 3H(1 $1 50'
on Bargain Square.
One and Two-Clasp Kid Gloves and
white, tan, gray and red
75c
.fetch
For the Great
Bargain Offerings la
the liij Bankrupt Htock bale
Heninnlng Saturday '
AT HAVDEN'S
See Window Displays
See Friday l'apers.
Made in Omaha
We are the only nimilia producers
of Steel Cut and Sifted Coffee. We
l.wve me only inut'hlnex in Omaha
t.ir rein iviiig the. Uu.-tt and chaff from
granulated coffee The flavor is lin
I rnve l and t he strength increased
It's Better Coffee, and the cost In no
fcreiter. This is a hint to the Wlss
Housekeeper.
.M.h'Iih Mix lure. 39c; 3 lbs. for $1.00
l.me.slur hlfiul. 3t)c; 3 lbs. for Sl.00
7. L. r.lasierman & Co.
"Tha Coffee Men."
Branch at Publio Market,
i 1610 Harney Be.
A V. Bum man. U. . Benawa and U. M.
Welsh. , .
Central Trby terlan church Is known
aa one of the alrons congr(satlons of the
denomlnatluD In Omaha.
lemieifs
Wo nro iinnilling tW vory host corn fed hocf nnd only
tlio highest griitk moats ami i nnd provisions:
Chicken, pound 10' i!
Pork Loins, pound lO'it?
Pork Koast, pound 9U!
ll'o pounds of Leaf Lard for $1.00
Native Steer Steak, pound 10c
3,000 pounds No. 1 Bacon IHV2C
Diamond C nnd Majestic Hams, pound lS'O
Fall Lamb Legs, pound . OVliC
Lamb Chops, pound 10c
3,000 pounds Skinned Hams, pound 14V2C
Veal Roast, pound, 12Vc and 10c
Veal Stew, pound 5V.C
From 7 to 9 P. M. Only Pork Chops, pound 10c
Steer Pot Roast, pound . . . '. 8V2C
I
$2.00
toys' Shoes
Our $2.00 Boys' Shoe is a
prize.
So parents think who have
been buying them for their
boys.
We selected good box calf for
these shoes; had them double
soled and strongly made; looked
after all the little details in mak
ing, and sell them for the reason
able price of 92.00.
Somebody, somewhere,
may be selling as good u
Boy's Shoe for the same
money, but we've yet to see
it.
Fry Shoe Co.
THE BHOERS
16th and Douglas Sts.
3
KRUG
BEER
In Bottle
Now Ready
Have a Case Sent Corns
John Nittler
3224 So. 24th St.
Ind. F-1377
Doug. 1859. Red 393 2
17c Can Show You
what Security Mcans
In our Safety Deposit
Vaults.
It is folly to risk losing
your Jewels, Insurance,
Policies, Deeds, Abstracts,
etc., by fire or burglars.
Rent a Private Safe in
our big vault and keep
them in it.
Only $:t by the Year.
Omahi Safety Deposit & Trust Company
Street Entrance sTo. 1614 rarnam.
Jackdaw
A real smooth, old mellow whis
key. Most suitable for home use.
1 er full (juart. bottled In bond
$1.'J5
Sunkist.
California Port and Sherry
Wine, 8 yeara old, a very fine
trade. Ter full quart bottle
50c
Bavarian Malt Kxtract. excel
lent fur bulldliiK up t lie system.
Ter bottle
10c
Mall and Telephone Ordera
I'romptly Tilled.
Cacklcy Bres.
Wine Merchant.
Ill North lth htreet. Opp. P. O.
Both i'honea.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Beat raraa Paper Ut tk West.
C Aavertlala Bledlaaa.
BOCK
Meat Dent
The Last
Day
Tomorrow will be the last
day of our sale of Misses',
Children's and Young Wo
men's Lace Shoes at Almost
All of our High Grade Built on
Honor Misses', Children's and
Young Women's Lace Shoes are in
this sale. Drexel values that can
not be found anywhere but at
Drexel'B. Such shoes as Dugan &
Hudson and John Kramer, in
patent colt, glazed kid, velour and
box calf, at these ridiculously low
prices:
$3.50 and $3.00 Shoes.. $1.05
$2.50 Shoes ....$1.65
$2.00 Shoes $1.45
$1.50 Shoes $1.15
No shoes charged or delivered
that are bought In this sale.
DREXEL
1419 Farnam Street
You Want to Enoy
Vour Sunday Dinner?
Sunday dinner la a meal that every
person looks forward to during tha
week. It has to be Just right In order
to satisfy. It has to be better thun
the meals during tha other days of
the week. You are mora particular
about your meata for the Sunday
meal and that Is why we call your
attention to our list below. We sell
the best meats In tha city at the
lowest prices In the city. Your at
tention Is called to this fact that you
may have meats for Sunday which
will he sure to please your whole
household.
Pork I.olns. lb UHo
Spare Hlbs, lb 10 4 o
Pot Hoast. lb., 10c, So and To
10 lbs. Leaf I.ard S1.00
Our Special Home Rendered Lard
3-11). pulls 380
ll-lh. puils .660
10-lb. palls 31.86
Strictly Fresli Eggs, doxen 17c
Jos, Bath's Gasli Marks!
lal TABBTAM BT.
Tel. Douglas 6984.
CANDY SPECIAL FOR
SATURDAY
40c Nut Brittle, per lb 25C
COc "IMncess Sweet" Chocolates.
per lb 39C
Try Myerg' Neapolitan Cream
Rolls Quarts 40S Plnt 20?
Three flavors in each roll.
Mers-Dillcn Drug Co.
10th and Farnam (Streets.
Half Of!
SATURDAY DRUG, TOILET GOODS AND CIGAR SALE
AT THE HLXALL DKUG SiTOHES
Kor som"tliinK over 21 years we have earneatly striven to keep Ilrui Stores that should l not'd lt --Vor
EXCKI.LKNCV of KKUVK'K; lintl for 1'1'ltlT mill GKMI.NUXKSS of all article aol.l; ;lri Kor (OMP1 KTl:-
XKSSof 8TK;Ki 4Ui A watchful policy to the end that our price on each Hem sold shall In as low a figure m cu
W ohtalned anywhere If of like quality.
Sherman & MoConnall Drug; Co.
ltlth and IKtdge
Stanilurit rropiletary
Medicines at Cut Trices.
$1.50 Fellow's Syrup $1.3-1
$1.00 Kanmetto 8fc
$1.00 Pinkham's Compound 89c
60c Syrup Klgs (genuine) 45c
rape's Cold Cure . ; '.25c
Kexall Orderlies 10c, 25c, 50c
$1.00 Squlbb's Sarsaparllla ....75c
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral . .25c, 45c, 69c
Itexall Cherry Juice Cough Syrup
at 25c. 45c, 89c
Jaynes' Expectorant .... 25c, 45c, K9c
Borden's Malted Milk . . . .40c and 76c
$1.00 Dr. Pierce's Medicines ....89c
Fletcher's Castoria 32c
Kendalls Spavin Cure 46c, 89c
"Tiz" for tender feet 25c
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ..45c, 89c
Pyramid Pile Cure 45c. 89c
Scott's Emulsion 45c, 89c
Household Druf Btora Oooda.
Saiimler's Kuliy Floor Oil, will keep your
flours new and bright i .Oc and 75
BluiiH that won't sneak , . lOo
Best Com ent rated Tota.th Lye '. . . 6o
Johnson's Floor W'aa, I lb 40o
Best alar-Nut Floor Varnish, it 8 So
I-in-1 oil 100 and 8M
L aY H Cleanina S..p lOo
Wilt o call for aataJorwa.
Always
SKERMAH I ttsCG-KELLCRUS
l.ayden's Meat Dept.
More ooilo nro jmrchnsing their mcAt supplies
of us tlinn ever. A reason, too. Itest meata at nil
times n ml at tho most economical prices. Yon .t
ways pot full weight here. Our Saturday ppecial.n
lyeaf LarH, 11 pounds for $1.00
Pork Ijoins, pound lOliC
Pork Hoast, pound 0!i
Hindquarters Mutton or ITtnb, pound GllO
Forequarters Mutton or Inmb, pound 5o
Hound Steak, pound lOo
Sirloin Steak, pound 112', 215
Shoulder Steak, 3 pounds for 2oO
Fot Itoast, pound, Sc, 7c and (Jo
Boiling Beef, 4Vi pounds for 25?
Picnic Hams 10'
Bacon Backs, pound 12' jo
Hex Bacon, pound 20o
Pork Sausage, pound 5c
CYUtrj CrW (?F3 5Kv
NsX Omaha's Pure J )
Food Center JJ
SPECIALS FOR SATUKUAY
Large cans Moor I'mk Sliced Aprl-
cota, each 650
2-lb. tins Whole Klgs (In heavy syrup)
for 30o
House Hrand Teaches. 1'luma and
Tears, per can 200
Per dozen, $2.35.
1-lb. tins White Asparagus Tlps...lBo
I.
Ter dozen, 61.79.
lb. Una Medium Green Asparagus
for 630
Ter dozen, 83.90.
J, large una AiarsitH.il a ruiiiun nun
docks, each 300
Klppored Herring, per tin l&o
Sturfed olives (assorted), buttle. .330
Quart Jars Mansanilla olives 35o
4?:
4!t-lb. suck "Excellence' t lour. l.oo
Nabob Soups tHsiorted), i-ll tlns,.aa
lb. cans Imported Hah HhUs . . 1 C
U1TEB, EGK3 AMD bHSfi
OEPAalMENT.
"LOTUS" Creajnery Hutter, l-!b. car
tons 3io
Our Most Country Hutter, In sanitary
Jar, per lb 380
Strictly Trend KgK (from the Hian
dels tin in ). per dozen 330
Imported Swiss Cheee, per lb.... 350
Domestic Swiss ("lieewe. per lb....6io
Hrlek Cheese, ner lb. .
. ..BOO
Waukesha Blue Label Cheese, per
pkg 100, 16o ami aac
Kam v Jar Cheese.
xuc, ion ami aw
Cottaee Cheese, per pkg loo
rXESK FKUIT AND VEOBTABLE
DSPABTMBBT.
Sweet Navel Oranges, per dozen, 30o
30c and 0
Spinach, per peck 80O
Large Imported Figs, per lb 16o
Taney Strawberries, per pint 150
Fresh Mushrooms, Impoited Kndlva,
HadlHlies, CucumbeiH,
Head Lettuce, Cauliflower.
Turnips, VVax and String Means,
New Beets, Carrots,
Tlneapples, Fresh Tomatoes.
"BPECIAX." Cracker Demonstration.
Ail lc pkgs. Crackers and Cakes
three for B5c
All 5c pkgs. Crackera and Cakes
four for ISO
I J "BPECIAX." TOR BATVrtDAT IBT
Hickory Nut Loaf Cake, each 8So
iinfllnii. n hil. anii liirht AlmiiMf
like Angel Food.
QvSVrQ (Jtruyk
See the Windows'
For Saturday's bargains we have a good many articles withthe
prices all cut out of them. j
Spend a few minutes in our store. "irv .
Look for the name.
S. V. LINDSAY, Jeweler
4 rr 4 l a a a.
IL,siini(dl IBiuiPcsaiTji
Learn Where It's Best te Farm
Thinking about buying land? Want
to know what soil and climate are beat
suited for certain farming?
Our Land bureau gives free information about aoll,
climate, and conditions In all parts of the 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 gut prompt attention.
IFies lofioFiTBatSoo
Cut Prlos Cigar Dept.
We Invite the attention of smokers
to our t luar departinenlK, which are
inuiuiKed by experleiued tobacconists.
The values ue kIvc from day to day
cannot, we believe, be obtained elue
where. The tluiuldores ut our are
houbH have a capacity of atout 30U. mm
cIkhis, and are well illle.l with u."Ib
obtained direct from factories. We
carry In stoek nearly In Hilda ami
mention a few leaders below:
25 Carrla Cabinet", box S3. 35
60 Official Keais tSutuiday only I a.60
25 Koyai 8overlan, choice doiueMin,
for Ja-85
50 Black and White. UiX S2.60
25 l.aily Curxon, box S8.00
25 Meldenbera;
Chancellors, Hobt. Burns, Stuiirl
berys, Belo, Tom Mooie, at cut prices.
We are exclusive anents In oinalia
for the famous UkkcU'b Choroiates,
1 pound 0c. Absolutely tiie choicest.
Brlmr In your favorite Cold Cieitiu
formula, we can co'npound it to your
satisfaction.
c
Ivory Koap. & cakes..
. 19o
He our assortment 50c liulr liruslies
valuta that will plaaae you.
ask as for the aaw UUfi In oar line.
CO,, 1 Cth and DcJie.
(fAUWg 03rW5Ji C3 C52
CARDY DEPARTMENT.
lHe you tiled out ' wu.yped Orsain"
thocolatosr aomciitm new-
-'tl 4
pound
uo
B rurABTUZa?. t
i(i,A ' tVffee. lloaateJ yi
coms
"l.OTl'ri-Al K
whte you vshii ny uiii own t'ci i.t.
process. Tlw is Ihu bi;t J-uoumi.
lor SI.U" t tiileo si lil. i ry i'
I ii'iuipiiMi ratl in at t'nfiee lippartmcnt
hliilS" Tuanut Mutter, iini.le d.ii.
i'ei' Jar 10c, lao, 8io anu bo V
Hulk, par lb HI '.
Courtney m "l.o'l I'S" .lapun 'km r
guaranteed tu be Hlitn luti'iy tri e
lioin all lolnrlngl, pr '., 1 1 3ai; i
i IT piyllllll bjo Jj
-lo. i nn (ihi'i ardrli's Imnil i it . . lOo 1
1-lb. can .o;.m.i. C oinic. . .3C f
WUs4 Au LluUuaJ. il
Sparkling tauternc n'.' . VI. 33 "
Tints . l O W.
Soarkllrir Rhln Winn .i-.iurtH. li.:4l t;'
Tints
.i.a M
.a r
Trench Clarets iiuhiIh. SI. 03. 'iia
and 601. i '
Hhtnu V Ines quartx .. .81.00 and otic f"
While I. Abel Champ tvne pluta.. bJo oi
Skunernona Wi::c, ::.a oottle . .60c (!
i i k i 'i 1 1 ' I 'are, buttle.
.t-c nri'l Sou j
Conking Sherry, . is.. 750, buo and 33C
, iim' Ale, dm. pints
reileral Club Scutch, butt
4l.II, ti
W hite Tol;:iy. lull iU.rt 600 '
Flve-yenr-old Sherry. Tnrt r AngeT
leu W ine, five Kaliors, S 4.ui ; kui on,
$100; large bottle 3i)C Q
MonoKrum Whl-kcv, full iiua. is . r. jc
Cedar Jlroiik Whlske), full 1...(1.M
tJuckenheimer Itye, fill (t 1.0.
Atlierton Whiskey, Cull, lull ft.i.a'
Three Sta- French Cogmic, bt..ll.s0
TKE A buttle of Wine with etr
full quart of our 8-year-old I.ot.ia"
Brand Whiskey, at ... .Sl.Ol
We prepay all orders for Ihiuurs t
the amount of 13. on nn! ovpr.
MEAT DEPARTWEffT.
For your Sunday dinner we have:
Fresh Broilers, Tuikes
Ducks. OeeSH,
Trinie Roast of Beef
"BPECIAI.B" for Saturday.
Leu of Lamii, per lb 134!
Tork Loins, per lb lln
No. 1 Bacon, per lb lao
Leaf I-ard. per lb a-i
Fresh shipments dally of Live Lob
sters. Scallops, Oysters.
C0 Z.SP CnT CKiO
Owl Drug Co.
Ittlh and Harney
J
t ut I'rlct's on Toilet Article.- ,
50c Hind's Honey and Alincnd ( -uani,
our price 2!b:
25c Packer's Tar Soup for 15c
fiOc Hi nzoln and Almond CrcBn.. . 34n
Ctitlcura Soap for 20o
50c Pozxor.l's Powder with tio! i Hon
for . . 2tc
$1.60 Oriental Cream 8'jo
Hexall Cold Cream . .9?o
True Violet Toilet Soar, box o 3
cakes, for
,2:.c
50c Lavender Shampoo Cream I jr 3 5o
Danderine ?5c, 4.';, S!ic
Hexall "93" Hair Tonic . . . . 60c . f 1 .0
60c Malvlna Cream for ... . ,.3!o
Jersey Cold Cream ...,25c, 4 i, tfid
Mennen's Talcum 15a
Colgate's Iiactylia, Violet or C bnu'ii
Douijmt Talcum
Speeliil Kale Saturday.
1,000 boxes 15c Talcum at, In
Cue a dor.eti.
WulnutU Hair Stain
Almoin! Plofiaom Cold Creutn
Almond Caniphor Ice
60c Florida Water for ,
1 lb. Mulo Team Moral ....
l.r,0
5 tc
Tod'U find we have them.
OVL DRUG CO., I Glh and f arne
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