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THE REE: OMAHA, FRIDAY. APRIL 7. mil.
INSURANCE MEN JOIN HANDS;
Will Make Effort to Divide Up City j
Hall Insurance. '
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Two or Tkrrr Mur nbil Blls nnd
the Others Mar Then llntr an
OppnrtonKf to llae Some
of the Pnllelea.
ilrnhn fnntiraneo writer" will Rt to- ;
father to fix a bid on the l2.T0.non Insurance j
nhlrh will be carried on the rlly hull and
its rnntent. They have concluded that all J
precautions will be taken against cutting,
slashing and sglinbhllng. such as haa char
acterised bidding on ormer occasions and
which ultimately caused the city to dls
tontlnoe Insurance on the hall property.
The Insurance men are anxious to m
ai-rsng matters in order that all will net
a Vhare f the Insurance, but some of
them do not feel that those who captured
the achool board Insurance should come In
too strung; on trie city ball split. According
to present plans all authorized agents.
both' untun and ' non-union, will be called I
Into conference and a plan of rapturing the
-'.0fKI policy will be worked out. The non
union men will he called In to prevent any
slashing; of ratea.
Plan are yet In their Infancy, but the
writers believe there will be plenty of time
to work them out. tor the city clerk has
not yet ' Inserted the Advertisements for
liida. It hak been suggested from a num
ber. of quarters that at least two men, or
enough to give the Impression of compe
ilioy, submit bids, the one to whom the
award )s .made to apportion the 1230,000
plum anxmg hie fellow agents, or. rather,
the companies they represent. In this con
nection, however. U can be said that no
one company would care to take the entire
rial. ...
SEWER CONTRACTS ARE
.0 BE LET NEXT WEEK
fit? Council to Award to the Poll
, ,mnit Permitted by Aalt-
able F'nnds.
Contract for the construction of 100.0no
worth nf sewera will be awarded by the
city council next week, following the ad
vertising for bids, which has been ordered .
by the council. The amount for Ml, which
Is guthorlxert by the charter, bus practi
cally been exhausted In two sewers, the
southwest branch 'of the South Omaha
sewer and the erxenslon of the Burt street
sewer. Minor plans for other sewera
throughout the city run the estimates In
excess of the charter limitation and unless
other funds are provided some of these
Imprnvsme nts will have to be held up until
next year. , . (
A( present five plans for sewer construc
tion .are pending. Three have been ap
proved, and the Improvements authorized.
These are the southwest branch of the
8014th llniaha sewer, otherwise known as
the Ilanacom park sewer, which will run
from the vicinity of Hanscom park and
Krt Crelghtnn avenue to Twentieth street
and the , Union. Paclflo tracks; the exten
sion of the Burt street sewer from Twenty-sixth
street' to a point 270 feet west of
Thirty-second street; and the sewer In the
alley between Harney and Farnam streets
from Twentieth to Twenty-fourth streets.
The. estimates on the three total $96,300,
apportioned as follows: Hanscom park
sewer, t67,000; Burt street sewer, $37,000, and
the a)ley. Sewer, .$1,300. The blda for the
construction of these aewera may run mora
than the-estimates 'and they may run leas.
Until the bids are opened the council will
be at sea regarding the other proposed
sewers.' Should the total of the blda run
lens than the estimate funds will be avail
able for -other work. But if they exceed
the amounts estimated the other projects
will have to wait.
Two plans pending provide for sewers on
Thirtieth street from Miller park to Fort
Omaha avenue and for a sewer 1,100 feet
long on Fort Omaha avenue east from
Thirtieth street and another on Eighteenth
street from. . B street to Valley atreet.
I lans for. the former have been ordered
drawn, while plana for the latter have been
made, but have not been presented to the
council. Estimates for both are held up,
awartlng the settlement of the adequacy
of fund.
A Pleaaaat "arprla
follows the first dose of Dr. King's New
I.lfe I'llls, the painless regulators that
strengthen you. Guaranteed. 25c. For sale
by Beaton Drug Co.
BREAD MUST BE FULL WEIGHT
Ordlnaace la Belagc Draws to Hess
. late Blae of Leaves and
Berry Homes.
Bakers will have to make full aixteen
and thirty-two-ounce loaves of bread here
after. If an ordinance now being drawn
by .Assistant Attorney City Brume is paased
by the council. The same ordinance will
provide that dealers In berries must fur
nish quart 'and pint measures.
Tks Inspector of weights and measures
has been having his troubles in getting
the bakers to supply full weight loaves.
At different tiroes he has checked them up
and found .the loarea to be light weight
from ore-half to one ounce. The same
sKuatlwq applies to berry dealers, who use
boxes with false bottoms to sell their ber
ries. . Though John Orant Pegg, the Inspector,
ties filed complaints, he has been unable
to make them stick because of the loose
ness of te present ordinances. He has
asked Bronia to draw a bill which will
correct the mistakes of the prevailing or
dinances. A bill was introduced into the legislature
during the present session, stipulating that
bread must be full sixteen and thirty-two-ounce
loaves. . But it was killed.
The gonad "lee of t.ood Health.
Can not be over estimated and any ail
ment " that' prevents It Is a menace to
health. J. I Southers, Eau Claire, Wis.,
says: "'I have been unable to sleep soundly
nights, because of pains across my back
and soreness of my kidneys. My appetite
was very poor and my general condition
was much run down. I have been taking
Foley's Kidney Pills but a short time and
now Bleep as sound aa a rock, my general
condition Is greatly Improved, and I know
that Foley's Kidney Pills have cured me.
For sale by all druggists.
CARUSO NOT COMING TO OMAHA
Gives Over stasia; for aad
f aaeels Ilia Concert Tour
Date.
t'nrtco Caruso will not sing at the Audi
torium this spring. Manager Burgeaa is In
receipt of a telegram from New York, say
ing that Caruso's physician haa ordered
him to give over singing for the season.
The concert dales have therefore been can
celled and the great tenor will aall for
Europe at once.
If you have trouble in getting rid of your
cold you may know that you are not
treating It properly. There le no reason
why a cold should hang on for weeks and
It will -aot If you take Chamberlain's
Cough Heaiedy. For sale by all dealers.
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FANCY POPLINS IN BASEMENT
.Just received new sli;ides in tsui and blue, also white, black
and every other good shade in very fine poplins. We will
include in this lot over 'J.S(M) yards of very high cost im
ported mercerized wash goods, in fancy weaves and all the
new shades. Here are '2')c and .'5."e values in the most
wanted seasonable wash fabrics in perfect lengths Cp
for making shirtwaists, suits and dresses at, yard. .J-Ufw
You know that lied Seal Dress Ginghams are the best. They
sell regularly at 12! !? yard. Friday we will sell 8,K0
yards, in perfect mill lengths, fancy checks, stripes HI
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and plain colors at, yard
Dress sateens, foulard styles,
worth 18c yard. Lengths for
dresses, waists and children's
wear Friday, at,
.yard
36 Inch wide bleached
muslin, various
weights, but every
yard good CAf
grade, at, yd. .02
Unbleached muslin,
38 inches wide, light
weight, but very
firmly woven,
at, yard
Fancy printed etamine, also bor
dered designs, the same gmde as
is sold regularly from the bolt
at 25c a yard in 3. 8 in.
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New standard mercer
ized finished Bhep
herd check I
prints, at, yd . Ij
Odd lengths 3 2 inch
wide 15c and 25c
Scotch and zephyr
fancy dress glngT
hams that have ac
cumulated,
at, yard . . .
and 10-yd. lenghs, at, yd
45 inch wide Atlantic
pillow tubing, in
mill remnants; on
special table, o i
at, yard. . . . lu2
Mercerized sateens
Ghort lengths, but
very fine quality, in
black and colors;
Friday, at,
yard
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8 Till 10 A. M. Special-Yard
wide silkoline, plain and
fancy printings, s. n
at, yard tk 2l
1:30 I M. Special 35 and 7
yard lengths; blue, brown and
pink Lancaster apron gingham
and 6, 000 yards plain and
fancy chambray at, Si
yard
Dress Goods Remnants
All wool dress goods, including all our cut pieces and rem
nants. Pieces of 3 to 8 yards, 40 to 54-inch materials of
snappy spring suitings, gray and tan melanges, plain and
fancy forges, taffetas and panamas, ct f
54-inch fancy voiles, etc. worth hslP- !ff
50c to 1.00 n VHrd- P.T vnwl MWj flUJ
44-inch black and white) shpnhwrd
. check suitings, in three different
size checks, 85c quality
at, yard
4 k
36-inch panamas, Jamestown wor
steds mill suitings and 54-inch
gray and black suitings 9ft i
at half price yard ujC
VJ ash Goods on Main Floor
2,000 yards of cut pieces, sample pieces and single suit and skirt
lengths, all 24 and 27 inch wide materials rosco silks in dots,
stripes, jacquard and plain weaves, remnants of genuine a
Himalaya and Irish poplins, serpentine shadow stripes, etc., 1 Sf
worth up to 60c yard at, yard 1 til
69c and 75c double width French linen auitings at less than or.
one-half the import cost yard OdC
Remnants and Sample Strips from Fiae Embroidery Flauac
ies, Skirtiis tad Corset CiTer Widths
Also medium and wide edges and insertions all kinds. Big
bargain square piled high with real bargains; r
worth up to 35c a yard; at, yard J.3C
Fancy Wash Lacea and Insertions
All kinds plat Vals., French Vals., German . Vals.,' linen
torchons, cluny and crochet effects, curtain cluny laces,
etc., up to 6 inches wide, and worth up to 12!:c yard; r
at, yard. 3C
Sample Pieces aad Remnants Allover Laces
Various kinds. Hundreds of pieces in ' to, 1-yard 4 rn
lengths; at, each piece 13L
APRIL VI ALL PAPER SALE
We are showing the largest and finest nelection of 1011 wall paper in
the city at prices Just about half what others charge fur same quality.
TARIXm and LIBKAKY PA PERM
This Is an elegant line of papers, In
all the new shades of oatmeal, two
tones, upper thirds the IfirSfti
regular 75c grade, at, roll. ov""''
HKl) ROOM PAPERS
100 patterns of linnileonie bedroom!
papers, with cut qut borders
worth up to 40c roll, 1q
We carry a most complet
duied prices.
Inn room paper, the 10c
(Trade, while they last, roll
IMMXfl ROOM PAPERS , .
HO patterns of store, hall and din-
51c
KITCHEN PAPERS
An excellent line of Kitchen
and Attic Papers, at, roll ...
Wlndowpane for window decor
ations, at, per yard
stock of paints, varnishes and brushes at re-
..3c
.25c
You'll Be Interested in the New Arrivals in Our
Rug and Carpet Department 3d Floor
We have more strictly new patterns la desirable rugs at a moder
ate price thati any other store In the west. Immense varieties of the
rugs best adapted to your home are here ready for selection in our
large daylight rug department. You will be able to save money on
everything you buy here.
Saturday Is the Great Sale of Hosiery
We announce the most remarkable hosiery pale ever held in Omaha.
Women's Imported French l.lale Hosiery plain and fancy, black and all
colors worth froc, for, ptir gga
Men's Shuwknlt silk finished mercerized and Klorenza rllk finished hose worth
up to Sac a pair, at , , . i50
Children's, Hoys' and Ulrla' 21.0 quality heavy ribbed Stockings, at, pair lllo
This sale Includes Shawkr.lt, Ipswich and Hroncho Buster hosiery.
Next Monday Sale of Semi-Kough Pongee Silks
This is an extraordinary sale of these fine nemi-rough
Pongee dress silks, in . inch and Jb-inch widths, from the
Naushon Silk Co. of Valley Falls, It. I.
By special arraiigemeuts we are showing 500 pieces of
these hilks in our Kith St. window. Monday they will bo
old at Just About One-Half the Regular Price.
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TRIPLE MURDER IN MONTANA T0?, nd h" OWB n1
x I "'en killed himself. The tragedy occurred
i At I h A Rut-it swim. i . r is
llff H. .f Haaaelakell Coaaly Kills: " ''"""
... . aoout . fifty miles from here: ai
victims were shot except Mrs. Root, whote
neaa n crumed with an axe. all aere
well knon here, ltoot la believed to hae
teen demented.
I'Biree I'erevae ill 4 em
mils HllrNr.
hUJJNtiS. Mont.. April H.-Chff Hoot,
an old time stockman of the MumlKshe II
country, today murdered his father-in-law,
K. A. Hehber, h'.s stepson. James Hngr.
Ladies' New Suits
for Easter Wear
They are fairly pouring in from America's bost laiiieR" tailored suit
makers. If you were hero lust week and saw the collection then,
better come again now.
New arrivals Include White Serge Suits, Suits in soft, light grajg of
spring, Suits In delicate tan t,s veil as many in the staple navv
blue and black serge, and every style with that note of difference
that makes It distinguished. - v e-
Especially Interesting are these when you see iSU nil
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the price.
$1.25 LADIES' TAIL
ORED WAISTS
Bargain Friday, each 83c
These are slightly soiled.
LINGERIE AND LAWN
WAISTS
Worth up from $2,011 to $5."0.
wide assortment of patterns,
choice, Friday, each SI. 00
All our Flannelette and Fleeced line.l Dressing Sacques, wor.h up to
$1.25, only two to a customer, choice, at, each Ii5c
Children's Sunbonnets in pretty shades of pink and blue, 25c values,
8t- pah 5C
A Sensational Silk
Purchase and Sale
Bought by our New York resident buyer at a fraction of the
cost to manufacture. These goods are positively the
greatest values ever offered in Omaha. Remember these
are all this spring season's goods.
Colored Pongees, all good shades, such as navy in two shades, Copen
hagen, gray and natural light and dark, regular $1.50 quality, special
for Friday only; at, yard 89c
Two toned Messalines, chameleon effects, all beautiful shades and com
binations, 27 Inches wide, guaranteed to wear, regular $1.50 value,
Friday, very special, at, yard gg
These are Friday's greatest Silk values, you can't afford to miss this
sale, Friday.
Hucdreds of 3 50 Lorothj Dodd
Pum;s and Oxford; Friday at $1.93
Knrttaln in hie after bRrgnin table haa been pressed
Into service to hold these shoes for Friday's
HI Sale.
There are all aizes and widths In Patent Colt,
I'ull Leathers, Tan Russian Calf, Black Buedes
and Veivets to choose from.
Kxery pair we Riiarantec to he a genuine
K.alKnin. All lesther.i are new and full
of life slid wear, tai hired Into styles thut are
mostly in ueniHnrj tonay. j,xtra
salespeople will tie here to serve'
you. Heniember, Friday, 3.60
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fords, for
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The Fair store at 12th and Farnam streets, takes
this opportunity to apologize to the many people that
could not be waited on at this great sale. The crowds
were so large that we wero compelled to close our doors
several limes so as to enable oar clerks to wait on tho
people already in the store. However, there are thou
sands of dollars of this large stock left, and this sale, at
the remarkable low prices previously advertised, will
prevail FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Como early and
avoid the rush.
. Look for the large RED SIGN.
Don't
Worry;
Watch
Us Grow.
,J. E.Oor.
12th and
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Have Your Ciolhei Pat in Shapi ior iialer
Let us tall for thoni and do such necessaiv work ss will
freshen them no and make them look like new. Dry clean- .
ing will remove dust and spots; pressing will ic;.:ove wrlulilei
and creases. Any suit or dress Is worth trip to Tlic
Fantorlum. Fourteen yeRrs of experience, a capable forte of workers,
a modern building fitted with" every known appliance for
cleaning and renovating clothes, make us able to guarantee
satisfaction.
THERE ARE NO RE.RET5
IF WE CARE FOR YOUR CLOTHE '
We dry or steam clean any garment. We also do pressing,
rellning, repairing or altering. This year, fashion na.is la-iiea'
coats are to be much shorter. We have alnady reduce i tho
length of many. Iet us make your coat tho proper length.
Send.lt to us. )
I'HOXK KOK A WAtJOX.'
Prices for Cleaning Suits, 11.50; Overct a'.s, S 1 .50 ; F:i:uv
Vests, 60c; Silk Dresses, $1.75 to $2.5; Party-Dresses, $2. JO
to $3.00; Opera Cloaks, $2.00 to $2.50.
THE PANTO'RIUM
GOOD ChKAMHK AND DVKP.S.
1515-17 Jones St. Phones: Douglas lit!;?; Ind. -HKiH.
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These Domeitics Are Special)
Best (.'ilicos, all fast colors,
y nday Special, at,
yard " . . .
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5c
42x30 pillow Cases, good
heavy s weight, 15c kind,
Friday,' at, each. . . .lfyl2V
Friday Lines Bargains
Kedf Border Cotton Crash,
GVijc goods, Friday, at, per
yard 4tl
GO, inch Mercerized Table
l)ainask, regular 45c goods,
assorted patterns, Friday,
at, per yard 33c
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BARGAINS ON THE MAIN rLOOR
Thsss will bs notlosd uclrolsd tj busy shoppsrs rrldayi
18 Inch Corset Cover Kmbrolderles and Flouncing, worth to ISc, Frhlav,
per yard 1j0
Over J, 000 ysrds" of Knibrnldery In all widths and qualities, in remriant
lengths worth up to 26c. Friday, at. yard 100
Black I.lsle Gloves, 1( button, Bflc rade, pair 890
Men's Be Hemstitched Handkerchief, white only, Frldiy, eacn 3o
Men s Colored border Japanette Handkerchiefs, Uc mes, each 5c
child's I'nderwear, odd slites, shirts and drawers, worth up to 8ik to close
nut, at, ench qq
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OHIKiL aXOCEKT DEFT.
3 per doscn ...... t SOc
!f (I tea spoon Free vlth every dor.eni
" 1,000 lbs. Uld Pop Corn, per lb ..;ic
L -00 dozen (extra good! Fluln Lettuce,
J 3 for be
4 $1.25 Clothes Basket (exu heavy)
3 largest slr.e .U0c
IS fiOc Clothes Hasket (extra good). 40c
CAsTHED GOODS.
We offer another big bargain In
? some of the best lines of goods thai
W were ever put Into cans. These goods
3 Hi-e of the hiWiest. .luality. all iresh
B pftcked and we are putting the prices
down to cost, 1n order to make way
y for the new crop.
PI Znc cans Us m si ill Slid Egg Plums
51 esch 2"''
2 24 cans ajisorted $4.16
ll' 18 cans 'Julf Coast Skinless Figs,
nut up In 2-lb.. sanitary this, very
heavy syrup. These retail at itnc
We are going to close mem oui hi
per can
. .22c
Per doieen I.J.BU
3 cases Spanish Peeled Muscat Urapes
put up In 2-lb. suuitaty tins, reKulai 4
price, per tin, ic. To i lnsc tlieiu on 1 .
rar lln ISc. Per dozen JiOU. ft
20 esses - i-eriidcli" Sliced Apricots g
There are or extra fine iii,thtj, v
, large cans, put up in heavy syrup;
reKUlar price per tin, uoc. To close q
them out. per tin i'ittc: dozen i - 1 "
26 cases Nabob Houpi tassorled) In
l-lh.-cans'; rerulur price, per tin 10c ft
To close them out, perjjozeu ..8111.V
I.iulac Sardines, Imported ami put up s
in fine Imported oil, per tin ....He i
25 canes House brand Pears, per can t
2fli : per doxen !.$.25
25 cases House 61 and ' Royal Ann ('
Cherries, per can, 25c; per do. $2.50
SO cases House Brand Lemon Cling
IVaches, per can, 18c; dosen $2.00 V
40 cases Sliced Lemon Cling Peaches.
per can, 18,-; per loren $2.00 g
20 cases Apricots, per oanv iJ80, per
dor.en $2.00 4,
1 dorii cans assorted (1 case) $4.2o
20 esses Pinnard's Olive ,UH, in gal
lon cans .......... .-. : tt $2.(5
Armours Boston
$1.50 Corsets Friday 95c
These are all clean, new models, with long hips, medium
high bust, in batiste or coutil, trimmed daintily with em
broidery or lace. Have double pair of hose supporters.
Never have such well made Corsets
sold so cheaply, choice, Friday,
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Beans, per can 12ttc; par do. .$1.40 jj
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WITH SOME EXCE7TXO VTAIi
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75c Lang Handled Spade for . .390
$2 26 ' UalvanlKod Iron Carnage
Caji, 20 gallon s'le for ....$1.49
Bath Tub Seats 3 So
and 20c stamps.
Round Point, long handled Shovel,
75c value, for 39o
1 lot of Scissors and Shears, odd
sites, extra good quality, at.
choice lo
Rare China Ewnt$ Special Tomorrow
400 Candellers, consisting of
Candle Stick, Shade, Curvaaa and
Candle, 75c value, for ISO
1 lot of tiuvlland China Covered
Dishes, Casaeroles, I'latters,
Chops, etc., worth up to $7 50.
choice, at 980
Large Spurn Hrass .lardlnlerert
liandsomely shaped, $4.u0 values,
special Friday, at 93.50
1 lot of Small Brass Dishes to go
at, each 100
1 lot of Japanese Tea Pots, to go,
at, each So
Butter and Egg Sale
Several thousand pounds of Bennett's Capitol Creamery Butter, ab
solutely the finest Butter made. Full weight pound bricks, Friday
and Saturday, at . . , 25e
Frsan Country Eggs, tent to us fronvthe farm, Friday and Saturday,
dozen, very low, at 1G?
Bennett's .Friday tnd Saturday Grocery Specials
Bennett's Capitol Flour, sack 11.90
Bennett's Beat Coffee, lb 330
Bennett's Best Coffee, ;'. lbs. ..90o
Double Stamp on these these
Col feea.
68c grade Teas, aaaorted, lb. ..Mo
68c grade. Teas. asorled. lb. ..480
'l ea bill-tings, pound package . .120
B. C. Baking Pnfviier, 5 lb. can SI
i and 1U0 slamps.
Queen of Pantry Flour, sack 91-95
and 40 Htampa.
Bennett's Capitol F.xtrcl, bot. ISO
and 20 Miampa.
8. W. C. Table Syrup, qt. ran . . lOe
Swunsdown Codfish. 3 pkgs. . ..Sfto
And 20 stamps. .
Peanut Butter. 2 Jars fur 8O0
and 10 (.lamps.
NaVy Re&Jia. t lbs. for 950
Currants, cleaned, $ lbs 95c
Candled Peel, Citron, Orange and
lnion. per pound loo
sICIAI 8 ALB COOKIE
Looks- Wiles freh linked, ri lsp
and delicious Urahsm Crsrkrrs
( rr package lOo
and IS stamps.
Cream Honey Cookies. freli
and nice, ptr pmnvl lc
Bed Cross Milk from Colorado, a
large cans for 8 So
Gall lard's Olive Oil, pure, pint can
for 400
Galllard's Olive Oil, pure, quart can
for S6o
Vegetable and Flower hce'ls, 2 pack
ages, tor So
Cheese, full cream, pound 800
and 10 stamps.
Cheese, Virginia hwiss, pound Boo
and 10 stamps.
50c cn old Mlasouri tiipe Olltes,
for 30o
Hulled Beans and Lima Beans witn
Chicken, two cans Mr BSo
and 20 stamps.
B. C. Mincemeat, 2 packages ..9So
and :0 stamps.
B. C. Oats and Pancake, package 100
and 10 stamps,
s quarts Bed snd Yellow Onion Sets,
for ; 860
Maple Hugar Butter, 1ar ISo aad 100
B. C. Pineapple Silt ed, lai ga can 9o
DAlIDtT MAKASOBIIslO
cacsauf aAi.ii
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0c bottle for 4&o
JSi bottle for 9 so
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Carrjiog Feduced Price Diniig Cars
April 8. 9, 10, 1011, to
California and
Pacific Northwest
VIA
UNION PACIFIC
f STANDARD ROAD OF. THE WEST
New and Direct Route to Yellowstone National Park.
Electric Block Signal ;
, ' Excellent Dining Cars
Low One Way Colonist Fare $25, applies' on these trains.
For information relative to fares, routes, etc., call on your
Local Agent, or
L. BEINDORFF, C. P. & T. A.,
1324 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
Phones, Doug. 1828; Ind. A3231
Fresh Fish Specials in Our Meat Dept.
1 "00 pounds' Baby Halibut, lb
tic Irish Mackerel for
Nor ay Macaerel for
Young Cat Fiah, Trout. Crcpples and Smelts always on hand.
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All correct forms in current social usage engraved In tha best
manner and punctually delivered when premised. '
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