THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY. MARCH 15, 1912.
WATER POWER PLAN A VISION I Zmigg
D.JC Patterson Sayi Eight Should
' Itot Go to Speculator.
HE IAV0ES PUBLIC OWNERSHIP
Say tfcat R. B. Howell SheaU Kaaw
that Stmt ta WHtut Pawe ta
Develop Werka tor later
eta! leaprwveaeeaU
D. C. Patterson, who put to many
Vesra working for public ownership of
.water power, was asked hl vtewe on
the opposltlos to tb granting o( any
water power rights at any point la ta
statu and he replied: "I tiara no intaraat
whatever In any particular water power
development, but aa a property owner In
Ootaiia t am much Interested la seeing
seme water power development aa soon
aa pnaitblc. 1 thoufht K. B. Howell was
A profrrexsne" and waa (rtatly sur
prised to read lila motsback views. He
ought to know that tee atata Is without
any power whatever to develop works
of internal Improvement until too consti
tution la amended to permit a tax or
hoods for such purposes and ws cannot
expect the tannine Interests to vote a
tax upon their property to develop manu
facturing in Omaha, Lincoln or Columbus.
Scheme ta tm Bract Irsvble.
' "mile I have always, favored public
ownership of this water power, yet for
toe reasons I look upon hla scheme as
tmpractlcabla and visionary, yet be no i
doubt will nave the entire support of the
Corporate vested Interests of Omaha that
Vsv. alwava oonosed this water power
development. When was Mr. Howell
when I was lobbying a bill through the
legislature to authorise MougUuVeounty
to own and develop this water power?
Where was be when we bad the city
charter amended to authorise Omaha to
vote bonds to develop the water power?
y,hy did he sot when state engineer or
When a member of the stela senate secure
this legislation? He was a boy when he
began to secure the water works for
Omaha. He Is bow growing (ray and ws
so aot yet own these works. His young,
it son will be aa old maa before Ne
braska water power would be developed
sneer the process suggested at Lincoln.
; "The stata board baa a duty to perform
and that Is to comply with the law,
which saya that the right to divert our
unappropriated we! era far beneficial use
hall never be denied. Whatever dlscre
tloo the atata board may have In the
matter should be exercised to the end
(hat no water ahaQ be tied up by pecu
lators without capital for full development."
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DAY
j w " jj m Week. TV",
Erin's Patron Saint
: Will Be Honored in .
i St. Patrick's Church
Religious observance of St Patrick's
day on Sunday will be held with unusual
solemnity at at. Patrick's church, Four
teenth and Castellar atresia. This Is the
first opportunity the pastor ant people
hare had ta commemorate the great
feast la their magnificent new church
and they are anxious that dhe observ
ance be la keeping'wlth the dignity of
(he occasion.
Peter C. Gannon will deliver the
aad the Ancient Order of Hltr-
ef Council Bluffs, Omaha. , and
Oasnaa, will attend the service! In
bewy. .
Saactal miuk baa been prepared under
superrsatoa of earn, R, B. Tocura,
rgaatst. aad Philip McMillan, director,
who aa charge of a choir of thirty
five vetcee. which baa earned a repula
ttea far Uartf that Insures a musical
The following program will be
"The Kyrie, Olerta . and Credo from
Broefcya Mass, Opus J. with the aanctus,
Bansdlrtiia and Agnus Dei from K relea
ser's Kasa, Opus , will be sung. As
aa offertory Oulllrosn's "Ave Varum"
will be rendered by a double euartet nf
mixed Vetoes. The "Venl Creator" by
J. T. Out, will be sung by a double
aartet at male, voices, aad the Inepir.
lac hymn to 81 Patrick win he offered
sa a grand finale by a mate chorus of
fifteen voices.
Additional Salary
May Be Received by
: New Cominissioners
; Wonder If this will bring out a few
mora shy and hesitating candidates T
Expectant eounetliaea under Omaha's
new commission plan of government have
been counting on a salary of MJM a year
with aa additional fm for the one lucky
enough ta be chosen mayor. But now
comes a bint af aa additional tew tat
each council man, oY a little over two a
month, and for mayor few, without
speaking of free office real, telephone
and perqulstu.
If this proves to be the case, aa some
good lawyers think It will It Is because
4 separate law gives members of the
excise board HOS a year, and this law is
aot necessarily repealed aa la conflict
with the commission niaa la- Th.
members at the police board. Including
we mayor, now get tills excise board
salary, and under the sew seal all serea
council men will eensvjtate the license
grant board and bo entitled to claim the
pin money.
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS 1
In Lengths from 2 to 10 yards 40 to 54 inches wide
Splendid for 6uits, coats, one-piece dresses and sep
arate skirts. W e have divided the entire lot at two TT
prices, for Friday only.11 Values- up to $1.50 on
bargain square, main floor, . 3Qp.J0Q jj
DRESS GOODS at 75c and 98c YD. &
Three cases very fine 64-Inch whipcords, diagonal weaves and
coitamo targea in mill ends, some have very slight imperfections.
Pieces run from 2 to about 6 yards. 11.60 to
$2.50 values, on front bargain square, yard..
French Challtet In the Base
ment 2,(00 yarda of strictly
all wool 69c to 76c cballies
In mill ends and rem- C
hint placet, at, yard . .eVvC
75c98c
Basement sale of 50c to
. 8jo dress remnants, at,
yard 25c
SPECIALS IN WASH FABRICS Main Floor ,
All broken lots selling from 39o to u"9c. Voiles, tis
, sues, poplins, Ilo8cosilks, jacquard silks," 1C.
Himalaya and Durbar suitings main floor, yiLilvt
' .'
Big Friday Bargains in Basement :
3'2-in. French Ginghams at 10c yard The mill that
mukos the finest French ginghams that are imported
into this country sends to us once each year 2 cases" 1
of perfect mill remnants in fancy checks, stripes and
plaids. We consider these 25c ginghams A d
one of the best bargains of the season, 1 1 tf
exhW I
at,1 yard
Full standard Dress Prints
Thousands of yards on
gale Friday, at, per
yard 2ViC
Mercerized plain color
Pongee 'will be sold Fri
day in mill remnants, at,
yard 5c
' Fancy Dress Percales,
light and dark styles
hundreds of bolts to buy
from, at yard 6c
Fabry Whit Goods and very fine quality India l,lnon,
la desirable will lengths; at, per yard
Scotch and chambray ging
hams, tha moat desirable)
ginghams for house dresses
and children'! wear, perfect
null remnants, at, yard 7Md
Corded Madras Shirtings
(rieat figures and stripes,
on light grounds, at jxr
yard C. 6C
Fancy colored outing flan
nel, the regular 10c grade
will be sold at, yd. 5c
7ic
Factory Strips and Remnants of all kinds of Imbroid-
ery Edges and Insertions at, each ...,5c and 10c
Remnants and Sample Pieces of AH Over Laces
Also all kinds odd pieces of laces and em-
broideries bargain square, at, each -. Jab DC
French and German Val, laws and insertious, pure
linen torchons, plat valsv etc. many to e
match bargain square, at, yard
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Special Demonstration of the New
VENTILATED HAIR CURLER
This hair curler has many new advantages, and from Its un
usually larae sales It la proving to be the most popular hair curler
ever offered tlte public.
Iion't fall to stop at the Pomnetan room entrance when down town
and have Mrn, Thompklns siplaln ita many new features.
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS
BOLD REUNION HERE
k easassssMasB
The Scottish Rtte Masons, who are aold
(nc their reunion tn the dry, took up
the work of th consistory yssterday.
Initiating candidates Inta tha thirty-first
degree. Candida tee for the, thirty asouui!
degree were disposed of during the after
noon. A banquet followed the Initial loa
and lodge work, which was oanchided
f. t o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Today la tha hasci. day fibs reunion
and the work wUI be ta charge of Tan
gier temple. Order of the Mystic Sarin.
rneetuaicg with a baacjtiet at the temple
in the evening.
ST. STEPHEN'S' CHURCK
: CONSIDERS NEW HOME
The Mens' dub of St. Stepbee's lEpii
eepai mission met Wednesday evening aad
ipoobtted a eomnurtc to confer wtth
Hiahap A. X WtlrUmsta regard to plans
tor the propoaad aew eh urea at Twenty-ts-veath
assi Teaopleton streets. Tlie c:ub
wta mart with D. Drtnkwater Koaday
e'cclns ta receive report cf this commlt
f, at 1ZU iMrimx avenue. Definite
.!4 loJtln toward the erection of a
:'- home will be taken at aa early
Basement Clothing Specials
Boys' $5 Suits at $3.50
Boys' Suits with two pairs of ants In all the uew
spring shades and fabrics browns, blues, tans and
greys; pants are cut full peg top $5 CA
values, at VUaOU
Boy's 50o Blouse Waists Friday at ; . . . . .25c
Men's $2 and $2.50 Pants, worsteds and cashimeres, peg
top or semi-peg; all sizes and shades Friday $1.50
Boys' 50c Overalls, full cut size with double seat and
, knees -29c
BRANDEIS STORES
l'J, t-ie ij-vUiaU'ja avej .jvertlslnj.
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YE1SER MOST BE CONSISTENT
Weald Sot Let Teddy Withdraw
lame, So Matt Stay On.
WILL BOW TO WISH OF FBHSDS
tars (hat Theaaht ef Itwaalaa; Did
Xat Cater Hla Mead Uses He
ftarted Ike ftewewvelt Bewea
la Stebraaaua, y i .
Attorney John O. Telaer or Omaha, who
baa been filed as a candidate for vice
preatdent by frtende In Red Willow
eouatr'. will allow his name to go to
tu electorate la tlie preferential voting
at tha statS primary April UL He said'
so Thursday morning.
A Keu tuck Ian eoee bad the rice presi
dency." said Mr. Yetser, "and since Ohio
has had so many presidents It' would
not be'aPhll out of place fur the great
fithttng etam across the river from her
to again claim the presidency of the sen
ate This Is true, whatever else may be
aid. that It would be aa Insurance policy
for the president If the move should re
sult tn aa election. As the Introducer of
tha first Initiative and referendum Mar
lisissl by anx stata tegtslsturs and as a
believer in Theodore Hoosevelt's policies
ever since be hsa been In public rife, I
can claim to be as vrogrcssire as anvbudy
eaa reasoaably demand. In any event, let
the people rule, and since the thoucht of
running for that exalted office did not
suggest Itself to me, I am willing ta abide
the desires of my friends. My position m
well enough known, so that no ne will
vote fur aw under a miss4prehesslon.
anyway. It would be aa honor any man
might well be proud of to receive the
preferential vote to Nebraska for any
office.
"Without tha remotest thought of this
development I took the position that
Roosevelt bad no right ta withdraw hla
name after we bad filed It la tola state.
Ta be oonalstsnt. I cannot new Insist on
wttl..4l.. . .. ...
W7 1 HO U WIN BUj
en the ballot, so far as I am concerned. "I
Many sufferers from rheumatism have
been surprised and delighted with the
prompt relief afforded by applying Chant
btrlain's Liniment. Not ene ease of rheu
matism In ten requires any Internal treat
men whatever. This liniment Is for sale
by all dealers.
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S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Given
With All Purchase! at This Store.
mmn raw
Eight Bargains in
Women's Wearables fa Fridaf
r
You will notice that In each lot the quantity li limited, which will
necessitate early action on your part Friday morning If you wish to
get the Item and tlzeyou need or want
100 black tafftta tilk wai$tt and lingerie and tailored
waiett worth up to $3.95, to close, Friday . . $1.19
75 elightly toiled and matted lingerie and tailored
waittt of white and striped percale; up to $2.25 val
. ue, Friday . . . ' . . . . . 69c
200 striped percale, madras and gingham waists worth
from 75c to $1.00 each, Friday, while they last, 49c
50 lingerie waists trimmed with laces and embroideries,
slightly soiled from handling and display; 75c to $1.25
values, Friday, while they last . 25c
75 navy and black serge skirts and skirts of fancy mix- f
tares; prevailing models purchased from a leading
maker;, $5.00 to $7.50 values, Friday, choice, $2.98
25 black voile and serge dresses that have sold at $10
to $19.50 each, Friday, choice . ... . . . $4.95
50 tan rubber raincoats that are. slightly soiled, worth
$5.00 each, Friday, to close . . . . $1.98
I a
- 75 muslin and cambric petticoats trimmed with good
laces and embroideries; 75c and $1 vatuss, Friday, 59c
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Domestics': and Linens Bargains
10c outing flannels In assorted
IS. 00 full aixe aatla bed preada
hemmed all around; slightly
oiled from display, but In no
wise damaged, Friday, f
choice at. , . r9ie3t
11.60 1 14 -yards long mercerised
table cloths. In assorted patterns;
a very fine wearing (f ff
quality, Friday only, apj . (C
27-Inch white good. In a good as
sortment of new patterns; regu
lar 12 H and 15c fabric
Friday at
10c
patterna and colorings-the last
sale of these goods for
this eeaaon-Frlday, yd...OJC
4 Jt3e-ln. pillow caaea made espe
cially for rooming house and hotel
use; regular lie values,
Friday, each at lUC
72i90-lnch seamed hotel sheets,
made to our individual order-un-
eatelled at the regular price, of
ooo eacn-rriday a price
only ,i,
Corsets
Specially Priced for
Friday Only
These are from a regular
75c Hoe, made of strong
coutll and firmly boned-
fresh and new.' from the
factory, aledlum bust stylee
with long, hips and good,
strong hose supporters. Of
fered aa a special attraction
In the corset department,
Friday only, at
49c
ffl
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Sample Line of
Clothes Baskets
to au rausAT at
Cae. Thle Is a manufac
- turer'a sample line and all
are In first class condition.
Made of specially selected
willows, in a thorough,
workmanlike manner. -
Six different atylea and
medium and larae sties to
( house fromnot a small
one In the lot
Up to $1.50 Values,
Friday
69c
Sale of Glassware Friday
AM are of first qualityblown glass with handsom cut
star designs. In some numbers the quantity is limited so
be here early. r
4ic, 5-mcA, neuiaVee? nmppima far. . , , . .
Sic, 8 i-l-mca sjappces fur
98c, 6-mck Ropsves, Friday ewjr. ........ ... .
tl.60. r.mc aerry iesej for
SI. T3 suarer aoftfss ewra afar cat aeca auW aeapJs.'
11.25, raofeef sagars m
t3.2S crst Jus reefweeef te
25c
. . ..ic
:....4
c
. ... dc
'. T5c
. . J0e
tt&swaM
FRIDAYS SATUPDAV
Are Cut Price Days IhThe
Big Fvrz rood Grocery
Sl-lh. auk 'Queen
or the Pantry"
pastry flour and
ill stamps. glA
l-iu. mi Bennett's Capitol beklns
powder and lus atamne for... .AIM
Behnett'e bent cef fee, t et'pe. la. aae "
Assorted teas end 7 stamps, lb., eeo
I be. Bennett s best coffee and '
stem pa tor Si SO
Tea slftlnas snd 1 stsmpe. lb. . . 15e
Bennett Capitol flour-apei lal offer
of a net at -
rtnt can Oaillard's olive oil
Tegeuale aad tiewe seeds of aU
kiaea, the peiekan ..;..ata
tft alkers hot tamalee and II stamps.
the can for tea
Free Demonstration
v Of Minute Tapioca and
Minute Ctfahne
niaay aaa aeawraey.
In addition to the demjnet ration
of these very euperlor condiments,
which Is ABSOHTELT FRBH
we will give an tasivUaal AlaaaV
aasi kfold Free to every custo
mer purchasing two or more pack
ages. Friday and Saturday only.
t cans Kverareen corn, ft st'ne. Boa
enldei-s chile sauce and 1 stamps,
the buttle for gas
Kull crean.' cheese. IS st'pa, lb., gas
Bennett's Capitol pears and 1
etampa. the can for ass
Bennett e Capitol peaches and IS
stampa, the can for see
Freshly made, delicious lemon cake.
the lb. for its
Larae rai 8nideis pork and beans
and 2a stamps for..., aoa
3 page. Star and Crescent macaroni
and ! stamps for. ... e. ...... .ass
Bennett's Capitol piuma and fl
stampa. the can for....... toe
DOLBLB BTAMP8 ON OBAjiU-
LATED SUGAR.
2-lb. pkg. Benaett'a Capitol oata or
pancake fmur. wtth 1 atamas,loe
a lbs. t o Jap rice for ....aae
guart ran Franco-American sou pa,
aasorted. at - aoo
else can Batavla' lob our- special
at . aoo
French capers, bottle, laa and aoe
l-lb. roU Premium butterlne tae
Tflre-lrtpci! !
ra the sViatia tuasaa
large rasrags.Oaly xoa.
Fancy large head lettuce. ea. 10c
' trge heads plain lettaoe- for IOc
Fresh crop black walnnta, ph., S5e
1 stalks fancy, well-bleached cel
ery for. ise
Good cooking applea, peck'...SSe
The famous Red lands orangeey at
thla store only, per do tea .
at 13c, 20c, S5C. 80c and Uc
A Groat Bargain Day Friday
See the
Crown Jewel
Tailored Suite
$25.00
fes!l Fridayi
Matchless
Values Crown
Jewel Tail
ored Suits
$25.00
. WE HATE PROMISED OMAHA BUYERS THE
Greatest Embroidery Sale Ever Held
In Omaha or any other western city and Friday the aasortmenta and
values offered will prove our assertion true. Every kind and qual
ity of Embroidery shown during thta big sale at t
la 1 JU1...I llsht.n rfn.wla
2 lu, 74 HUium ivcwii iiuiiu -
29c Embroideries 9c 18-Inch
811k Flounclngs and Corset
Oover Embroideries on good
quality cloth, every yard per
fect, at, yard '-9t
30c Embroideries 23c Includ
ing 18-inch corset covers, 18,
and 2 7-inch flounclngs, reg
ular 60c a yard valnea; all at
choice, yard ...v 25c
23c Quality Embroideries Mill strips, S and yds. long, 7 'c yd
A big line of loom enda In 6 and yard strips, full inches wide,
25c to 35c a yard values; at, yard , 7t
$1.30 Flounclngs 70o A won-
73c Embroideries 89c A mar
velous lot of bargains In beau
tiful allover embroideries, 27
and 45-inch Dress Flounclngs,
high grade bands, high grade
galloons; regular 75c values,
at, yard 39g
derful lino ot newest patterns,
in 46-Inch Dress Flounclngs,
beautiful fabrics that sell reg
ularly at 81.50 a yard, big as
sortment at, yard ......
$7.06 Dress Flounclngs Very lstest novelties, big assortment, your
choice, yard, 83.75 The newest designs in high grade Batiste
and combination Irish Crochet Dress Flounclngs, regular 85.00 to
87.00 a yard values. In Friday's sale at, yard 93.75
Other special lots at ....2?c, 5c, 10c, 12 Kc, ISc aad 29c
Sorae Renirkable Silk Bargains Friday
Plain and Novelty Silks, Satin Liberties, all hllk Taffetaa, Purlins,
Pongees, Foulards, values to 73c yard Slightly dam- 1Q.
aged by water; at. yard 17C
About 2,000 yards In these lots placed at this ridiculously low
price for quick clearance. Come early get first choice.
83c, Foulards and' Meejuallnes
24 Inches wide, all silk. In
splendid variety, 60 pieces to
select from; at, yard. . .
$1.00 AU Bilk 8atla Foulards
.36 Inches wide, newest spring
styles, mostly blues, always sell
for 81.00 a yard, at, yd.. .TKa
VOIR SPECIAL IOTS OF SeVINCH BLACK SILKS
All Silk Measallnes... 7Qfh Uf .... AU Silk Taffetas.
AU Silk Satin Dnchess. J M a Chiffon Peau da Soles.
Regular 81-00 to 1.26 a yard values; above price Friday only.
Jhre$ Rousing Dress Goods Bargains
30 Pieces of New Spring Wool
Serges, Panamas, stripe Suit
ings, etc. In the new color
lngs: are regular 75c a yard
values, at 38
62-Inch two-tone Diagonal Bull
ing!. Granite Cloths, Venetians,
42-lnch all wool serges; splen
did 81-00 values;, on aale at,
per yard 68
tl.23 Pure Wool Co tunic Serges at Sflo Beautiful fabrics, 60 Ins.
wide. In fifteen different colors Including cream and black, spring
' weights; matchless values at, yard 88
Furnishings Friday in Domestic Rcom
JVST A FEW OF THE MANY GREAT 8AVIXO VALUES. '
Children's M Waists
Second quality, 25c
valuea at 9
Cotton Hoee Men's,
women's and chil
dren's, 15c and 25c
values Friday at, per
pair .-12Vt 7H
Men's Fleeced Under
wear 8 h I r(t s or
drawers, in all sites;
60c quality ..-25c
Men's 91.30 Quality
Union Suited Med
ium weight, Jer
sey ribbed ..75e
Men's Wool' Shirts
or Drawers 81.50
values, broken lots
at T5e
Laundered Shirts-
All sizes and col
ors, valuea up to
81-60. 49 25
Ladles' 73c Gowns
Outing flannel, well
made, at ....V35
Ladles' Underwear
Vests or pants, la
' light and medium
weight, to 75o values,
35 25 and 19
LaUiea' I oioa Suits
Fine Jersey ribbed.
In medium weight
81.25 values at 49a
Remnant Day in Oor Firaons Domestic Room
15.000 yards of all kinds Cotton Goods, Wash Goods, Draperies,
Bllkollnea, Crepes, Batistes, pimltles. Long Cloths, India Linons.
Madras,-Prints, Ginghams, etc., will be placed on five squares and
tables, according to values..... 5s 7s 8Vka 10 124
At 9 A. M. One lot of Wash Goods, Linings, etc., worth up to 16c,
. will go at i 3tt
At a f. .!. All the remnants of the high grade wash goods, worta
up to 60c a yard: will go at, yard i - IOc
REMNANTS OF FINE UVEXS Irish, Scotch and German Linens,
in remnants of 2 yards, 2 V, yards and 3 yards, worth np to $1.00,
will go in 4 lots at, yard., 19 25 39) 494
At 10 A. M. One ease of 6c Towels 314,
At 10 A. M. OneTsse ot 51c Sheets s..4Ht
At 2 P. M. One case of 8.1.25 Bed Bpreads, fall site; will go at,
esch i 9434k
FRIDAY SPECIALS IN CHINA
Handle Cups In plain white, I for toe
China, whits and decorated saucers.
( fer 10"
Blue Willow dinner plates, for Oo
Kancr decorated aauoe dishes.
for goe
Blue and - whits custard cups, S
fot tse
'-cup blue and white Japanese Tea
Pot, each ae
WHY THROW MONEY AWAY
When To
Can Save from 23 to 30 by Trading at Haydea'a for
GROCERIES?
It lbs. beat granulated eugar . tlJJO
jl bars Lenox. Beat 'Em Ail or Dia
mond C soap - aae
4 1-1 a. aack best high grade Diamond
H Family Flour, nothing like It.
pee-aack .eXte
Kelfcre Toasted Rice Flakes, at
pai i sfi s
t-os. cans Condensed Milk '.e
is-os. cans assorted Soups "He
Grape Nuts, pks- :
Cora Flakes Breakfast Food. pk.
at . rrs-. . . .ie
l ib. 'cans Pork and Beana Se
S lbs. beet white or yellow cornmeea
at te
g lbs. best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal
at as
t-lb. cans Applea for plee SHe
Oil or Mustard Sardines, can es
X-lb. cans tancr table Apricots, Pears
or sliceu Peaches lee
The beat bulk Peanut Butter, lb. las
The beet Tea Stftino. lb. II We
Golden tSantoe Coffee, lb. ass
Don't faM to see the beautiful deni
enetratloa of Advo Jell now being
oemonatrated by Madame Blrelow.
ene of the world's greatest artists In
this line or goods. V
Bat atighlaaa avat Oraagea aTew.
Thev are extra sweet. Juicy and rich
flavored, at per doaen las. Sue, a9e
and ........ ....... 3Qe
titter uepa ta a ieaa 'this' week.
The very beet creamery, carton or
bulk, per lb. 34
vrwvnnm ajn nearr ran
BCTTSa TaosT J set aa reed
aad lose better taaa aoasTawtwr.
J lbs. od Huttertne tee
t Iba. good table Butterlne. e....'atc
Z lbe. fam-y table Butterlne . . 4Ss
' rmm eazsTss-r vunuu
StAJIKST IJT OMASA. ,
Old Beeta. Carrots, Parsnips or Tur
nips, lb. ai,e
Fresh Cabbace. lb. -
Kany Wax or Green Heans"b."eOe
ancy Hothouse Mushrooma per lb.
box , 400
Fancy Ripe Tomatoea, lb. .. laa
rresh Bplnarn, perk tea
Freeh Shallots, bunch -fill
f. " - cvivuu, IU, .....ISO
Hotabasas. Turnips, lb.
s neaos ireen lni lettuce .. Se
I bunehee rreeh Radishes . ..."as
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