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THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY, APEIL 5. 1912.
PAYING J0BS
rand Jury Makes Seport on lam-
. tigatioiti in Omaha.
fPEJTS
TO SEVERAL STEEETS
m9 Street
t Fan as Belaw Speemea-
tlessa awa Oae Above, While
ike Others Are Reported
te Be a They Saaale.
Report of the Douglas county grand
jury's examination ot street pavements In
Omaha ni given Judge Abraham L. But
ton by the grand Jury and Sled In dis
trict yesterday morning. According to
the report, most of the pavemenU ex
amined "were found to be aatlafactory.
One was below speciacations and one was
above,
The report 1 a follow.
- Preliminary to the final report of the
grand Jury we beg to state that we have
-made Investigation of pavements laid In
tJmaha during the last four years. In
"brdor to show no partiality tne grand
-jury visited the city engineer and desig
nated definite places In each street wtiitn
tha grand Jury desired to Investigate, ask
siuj him 14. have these places opened up
-by a given date and hour. To show no
partiality to any contractor the streets
Jo be examined were selected so as to
-cover work of all paving contractors
Doing work In the city.
" The streets selected were the following:
r Twenty-filth street Just north of Marcy.
tin east side, a brick pavement.
- Manderson street Just east of Twenty
eighth avenue, north side, a brick pave
ment. ' Laird street. Just west of Twenty-second,
on south side, a brick pavement.
. Douglas street near the west Hits of
Seventeenth street, on south side, an
sphalt pavement.
1 Twenty-first street Just north of Mason,
in east side, a brick pavement.
On Twenty-fifth street ws found a
four-Inch concrete base with brick and
3nd conforming .to tne requirements.
he concrete base was slightly below the
Average, as to quality, and one inch de
ficient as to thlcknera. The pavement
awas laid four ' years ago, consequently
tne year prior to the present administra
lon. on Twenty-first street the bass mess
Sirl five inches brick and sand, to
gether four and three-quarters Inches,
y he concrete base was of good quality,
ud up to requirements as to thickness.
5 On. Manderson , street ws fuund five
nd one-qusrter Indies of concrete of
"Very good quality. ' This Is one-qusrter
inch In excess of requirements, accord
eng lo specifications.
On Laird street the concrete base
Sueasured four and three-quarters Inches
nd well up to the average In quality.
The specification called for five inches,
v on Douglas street, which Is the only
sisphalt street examined, the concrete
-fcsse measured seven and one-half Inches
jknd of a very good quality. The specifl
atlons called for Inches of concrete
4jesa, so that In this Instance the bass
J one and one-half Inches In sxcsxa of
the required thickness.
The pavements exsmlned, with excep
tion of Twenty-fifth street, were sli laid
tluring the year of 1911, and our ex
amination indicate that the officials In
charge of the work were doing their ut
most to fulfill their duties as publla of
ficials. PARK BOARD ACCEPTS OFFER
:0F DR. MERCER ON CONDITION
A At meeting of the members ot the
Park board yesterday Dm question
f accepting ths land donated by Dr.
Kelson afsreer for park purposes was
considered and "Dr. Msroer notified that
t ha would withdraw from lbs contract
several minor provisions the land would
aw accepted.
Dr. Mercer has not signified his Inten
tion to withdraw these conditions, but
snembera of ths board bslleve ha will.
J he distasteful provision relates to tbs
enannsr In which ths board should cars
tor and Improve ths property.
- Tbs board derided to purchase LOW
ruble yards of dirt from ths city In
Ilia Ames a venus grading project. The
31lrt wiU ha utilised at Fontanel! park.
"BASIN, WYOMING, PLANS
BIG ALFALFA FESTIVAL
At Basin, Wye., where flvs year ago
Jhey war raising only sagebrush and
cactus, how they, have perfected plans
lor an alfalfa palace and alfalfa carnival
Jrom September IT to 3a. Tbs plans pro
vide for a street parade, something such
m Is se-n each year In Omaha during
3 ha week of Ins festivities. There wiU
be floats and each ens will have to do
Jsltb alfalfa, that being ths feature.
TlrTiT5lTQ) I
, A 1 II a I r straoom
ale N I f I 1 1 I I I i I Ootkaa
J A Vtnav te SB Wssiaeh
To dyspepsia. eotapUcates with Mver and
kidBey troubles. Beotrlo Bitters help
"all such caaas or no pay. Try them,
Jae. Pur aaM by Bsatoa Drat Cat
WW
v fionii
Ws pay express
way sa eat
af ts-wa ship.
aunts af ma at
Lye, From Soap
and Water,
Will Eat Up
Your Rugs!
Ton stand an excellent chance
f BCXN1NO your rugs, carpets,
draperies, etc, the moment a
cleaner puts soap and water onto
them, for a lya la Immediately
formed and lya eats colors, and
destroys nap, texture and crlsp-
" But you cannot go wrong here:
irs could send a lev scarf
through Ol'H rug cleaning process
ad the lace would corns out not
only CLKAN, but WHOLE. Ws
also disinfect all ruga and ths Ilka
while clean them: ws kill, all
anna; year borne will be alt ths
healthier because WE cleaned the
ruga Now then let's figure
with ran.
Dresher Bros.
Cry Cleaners
2211.2213 Fartta Si
I reraasa Sk
Attend This Remarkable Sale
Of
REMNANTS
This remnant sale coutains more big bargains than
any remnant sale which we have held this year. Wonder
fnl specials in every section.
Remnants and Sample Pieces of AH Kinds
AlloYSf Laces and Embroidered Chiffons
One-half to one yard lengths in each piece, EACH, .25c
Thousands of Yards of Fine
Embroidery Edgings and Insertions
In neat eyelet and blind effects on big bargain JJS
square, at, yard . . . . , O C
18-Inch Corset Cover Embroideries and Flonncings, Wide
Insertions and Galloons.
Hundreds of pretty designs, worth np to 35c yard 1 A
barerain sauare. at. vard X U C
Remnants of Silks at 25c Yard
Printed Japanese kimono silk, semi-rough weave silks
and many other styles of plain and fancy silks choice,
tit, per yard 25c
Chiffon, Taffetas, Glace and Plain Combinations
In a wide range of colors very special pure dye taffetas,
at, per yard 50c
Three Bargain Squares of Silks at 50c and 59c a Yard
Fine waterproof foulards, beautiful printed warp silks,
lustrous messalines, double warp peau de cygnes, shan
tung silks; at, yard 50c and 59c
Silk Pieces en Bargain Square 25c to 49c Ea.
Nearly everything in the line of silk house
samples, salesmen's samples, etc., in light,
medium and dark colors.
DRESS GOODS REMNANTS B8,
All wool serges in mill ends, novelty suitings, repel
lant cloth, 54 inches wide, in lengths from 2l2 to 8 yards
divided into two lots
The 39o Lot in Basement.
The 49c Lot on Main Floor Bargain Square.
3 CASES OF IMPORTED MATCHED PIECES
Strictly all wool and from 2 to 10 of one kind to match.
Specially adapted for misses' and children's dresses,
boys' school clothes, house dresses Q O 1 Q
Main Floor, at, each O U C" 1 UC
New Spring Dress Goodi on Bargain Square
38 to 54 inches in width, representing muny of the new
popular weaves, values from 75o to $1.00, at, yd. 50c
WASH GOODS REMNANTS ON MAIN FLOOR
The accumulation of several hundred remnants of Bum
mer fabrics, selling from 39c to 50c; voiles, tissues, jac
quard silks, etc., at, yard . 15c
On bargain square Regular 50o jncquard silks, in dots,
and all kinds of neat geometrical effects, newest shades,
at, yard 25c
REMNANT SALE IN BASEMENT
35c Silk Jtquids at 15c Yi.
An immense purchase of high grade silk and cotton dress
fabrics from an eastern manufacturer at a great reduc
tion. These would retail, if bought in a regular way,
at 35c yard. Here are silks in all the new shades for
street and evening wear; jacquards, plain silks, dots,
Persian patterns, printed silks in dainty ef PJJ
floral designs, etc-splendid assortment I 5 1
of styles on basement bargain square, yd.",.
Yard wide snow white tltk finished nainsook for making fin under
musllns; In quality It la without an equal. Desirable
lengths; at. per jard 1UC
High cost plain colored pongees, poplina. fancy suitings great as
sorted lot in desirable colors. Values up to 15c bargain rj 1
square at. per yard f gC
S-lnch wide unbleached Indian Head Muslin, in J. 6, 8 and 1Z-
yard lengths the regular values la weU known; special
price, per yard ,
ii Inches wide fancy
Bllkollne remnants;
patterns the pretti
est, quality the best.
per yard,
at
Double fold Dress Psr
cmJra, fancy , dess
g I a g h a mi, apron
Singbams, co r a s d
madras shirting
and soft flnlahsd,
plain colored cbam
brar. psrfsct mill
.::..... 5o
3ic
V a r I o a s aiseg in
mussed -bleached
Sheets, slightly im
perfect, hut a big
bargain at, C
eacu a&UC
DEMONSTRATION CLOTHES LINE STRETCHER
The f amons American Clothesline Stretcher a most practical
and labor saving device which every woman appreciates. It is very
simple, very easy to operate and lasts tor years. Every woman
wants one.
L-1 BRANDEIS STORES
I J All Ladies' Home Journal Patterns II
Jy Are Now on Sale at Half Price.
RENT your vacant house. . Why ltt it
remain empty and non-producing?
TV J s. A. -a 1 s a l illf
ruia a icnani mroujn we nouses
for Rent' column of the Bee.
Have you read the Want-ads yet today?
Bargain Friday
Buy Your Easter Hat
FridaySpecials
There's every style and color the sea
son has decreed correct in our exten
sive and highly varied lines-imported
French hats, dress hats, street hats, etc, hun
dreds of them coming from our own work
rooms almost every day and moving rapidly
out. There's a hat for you-lt's here, not
coming; ready for yen Friday.
$3.98 Trimmed Milan Hat$ at $1.98
These hats are neatly trimmed with silk
velvet bows and come In black only.
$S.OO Whit Milan Hats at $2.98
Faced with, black velvet and beautifully
innimea win iiowers, sprays ana lollage.
$2.00 London Sailors for 98c
Six of the newest untrlmmed Lon
don sailors are included In this lot.
Mannish in appearance and quite
popular for. street, shopping and
travel wear.
From 8 A. M. to 1 P. M. Only
A DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT
ON ALL OSTRICH, BIRD OF PAR
AD1SE and AIGRETTES which of
fer embracea all ot our guaranteed
willow plumes.
A Silk Waist Free
mi i . i
rtTj mis extraordinary oner is maae
JUA 1 a- a .VI' l i-'.a
' bimpiy to e&iuuiisu tue greatest pus-
il 1 v i I : !
Biuiti reuoru lor pre-jjusiur uusint-ss iu
the garment store.
With each and every tailored
suit priced at $25.00 or more
and told for cath we will give
a messaline $ilh waist FREE
Friday only.
Tou are already familiar with ths wonder-
tuny varied assortments and goodness ot
quality that alwaya comes from this store
so, suffice It to say the stocks are augmented
dally with new arrivals from the best maker.
The waists ws are going to give free ot chargs
are equal In apDaarancs to many 16 silk waists,
and would rommand that pries In soma establish
ments. Htrlped and plain colors with high necks.
isra yoses ana tnree-quarier sleeves new styles.
i t r- i i -nr. I.- avv
mm
1
Tin
.'V
Flala waits aad fancy
strip, ssadraa aad
psroala waists that
regularly sell for
II. . priced Friday
lor only
49c
aiaek tatfsta sUk
waists with long
sleeves and high
necks, all slies, worth
up to lo.Qv, Friday,
wnne tney last,
98c
New Wool Serge Dreue$, $5.95
Cood quality serge in low neck styles with
:uffs snd wide rever trimmed with striped
Bengallne silk and finished with ball lace
;dge. You will find in the assortment the
high waist line effects that have made the
higher priced dresses distinctive. Perfect good taste in
every line and trimming of the garment. Not another
f 5.95 dress in Omaha as good as these.
Corsets for Easter
A Wonderful Opportunity in Smartest New
Model at 89c
Every woman who wants a new corset will
appreciate this unusual opportunity-just in
time for Easter.
Tbey are excellent corsets in a large number of the
newest spring snd summer models and they go at Just
about halt price Friday or
$1.50 Values, 89c
These models are made of a fine quality coutll-
mediurn low bust and extreme length blps. They are
trimmed with laces, ribbons and embroideries and
will readily find a place in any woman'a wardrobe
who sees tbcm-especially when the lady learns they
will cost her only 89c it she purchases them Friday.
FRIDAYS SATUPDjW
Are Cut Pried Dgjjs In 77ie
BigHure rood Grocery
if
Cna!nr
ML IU t LA
"Prids at Bennett's"
flour special after of
a sack for (1.M
Bennett's Rest . eoffea
and : stamps, lb ass
t lbs. Mennrtt's Best cof
fee and te stamps, fl
Assorted teaa and .4
stamps, lb. .see
Tea aiftlngs ' and IS
stamps, la. . -..Jes
14-lb. sack "Queen
the Pantry" oaetry
flour and stamps
tor w-aa
la -In. a pure pepper
and stamps ....JOa
Full errant- cheese and
IS stamps, ib. ....a.
Bnlder's chile sauce and
IS at snips, bottle See
Bennett's Capitol pears
ana It stamp. ....Baa
t cans Eergresa corn
and IS stamps ....see
( lb. ran Benustt'e Cap
itol baking powder and
ltt stamps ai-OO
All kiads ef flewa aad
vacataale set as, yaek
age for iS
I lbs. navy beana ..asa
J-lb. roU Premtusa bnt
twin. 4Se
Urnn.tt s Cspltol ex
tra, t and 3D stamps,
bottle ., la.
1 pkga Toasto corn
flakes, IS stamps, ass
t-lb. pkg. Bennett's I'ap
Itol rolled seta and ie
stamps XO
17 lb. Crana
" lated Sugar,
$1.00
Van Houten'a cocoa, and
t stamps, can ....lee
Onion salt and ( stan pa
kottla isa
Bennett's Capitol plums
or raapberriss and It
'stamps, ran too
1 cans Eagle Lye and
It stamps ..SAe
t cakes Crystal Whits
soap and It st'ps SSe
One dosen boxes bafety
Matches te
Pint can Galllard's purs
olive oil rodutad to 40s
Sour pickles aad it
stamps, quart . ..las
FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
t large bunches rhubarb
Fancy Florida tomatoes, lb
Large bunches young carrots,
turnips for
California asparagus, bunch ....
Large juicy lemons, doxen
Those famous Redlsnds oranges shipped di
rect to as from Redlsnds, Cal..' 15 204
25e 30 and 35 the doxen.
Special prices quoted on Early Ohio snd
Red Rose SEED POTATOES on application.
mm
.....lO
.;..-10
beets and
5
1U
20
FISH and MEAT BARGAINS for FRIDAY
Fresh Baby Halibut 12VtC j Best Eeg Herring keg 90c
Large Fat Mackerel . . .15c Shoulder Steak, 3 lbs. 25c
Women are the buyers; the pa
per that goes to the home is
read, by the women; The Bee is
"the paper that goes to the homes"-
How About That Easter Bonnet.
TOO busy selling millinery to go into details, but can
i ' i 1 1 i , l xl- l.nr.a i;,vt rf rlroSS.
positively say uiai we re snowing tue ue jj-""
and semi-dres3 tnmmed
hats ever shown in Omaha.
snowing tne rjesi uues
S5-S6.75-S7.50 to J25
All we ask is that you compare our offerings.
Neckwear
for Easter
TTuQ Shoes for
j m jjTP Easter
DON'T MISS BARGAINS FRIDAY
In the Silk and Wool Goods Sections
Superb values in most wanted weaves, assortments and colorings.
In almost unlimited variety. Come early. ;'
Wool , Dress Fabrics All wool
serges, granite cloths, Panamas,
novelty suitings, black and white
check suitings, Bedford cords, 38
to 64 inches wide, up to $1.23 a
yard values; in two lots, on sale
at 35 and 68
Imported Wool Taffetas French
aerges, self stripe prunellas, hair
line stripe novelties, etc., 43 and
44 Inches wide; $1.00 and $1.25
values at, yard 78
CREAM DRESS FABRICS
40-in. All Wool Serges; regular
$1.00 values 68
43 Inch Cream Bedford Cords
regular $1.25 values, at. .88
42-inch Whipcords $1.25 a yard
values at 98
53-inch Costume Serges $1.25 a
yard values at, yard 98
ROUSING SILK BARGAINS
Messalines, Taffetas, Poplins, Pon
gees, Novelty Silks, etc Splen
did assortment of long remnants
silks worth up to 75c a yard;
on sale Friday, choice, yd., 28?
24-inch Broche Messalines and ali
Silk Foulards, 27-Inch Novelty
stripe Louisenes, 36-Inch Pon
gees and Tub Silks, 24-inch Silk
Poplins; regular $1.00 values,
on sale at 48
S1.00 Silk Satin Foulards Navy
and king's blues, browns, greens,
etc., neat designs; regular $1.00
a yard values, at 78
YARD WIDE BLACK SILKS
80c Chlrfon Taffetas ..... .65
(1.33 Silk Messalines 89
$1.00 Satin Duchess 78
$1.33 Peau de Soles 08
Special Bargains in the Wash Goods Section
Genuine Egyptian Tissues, regu
lar 25c values 18
Roman Tissue, 25c grade... Igf)
Silk Striped Voiles, 39c grade, on
aale at 24
Silk Striped Marquisette, regular
75c grade 50
25c Scotch Ginghams, regular 25c
grade 15i
Voiles of Every Description.
Striped Voiles, plain voiles, print,
ed voiles, bordered voiles, etc;
yd. 15 18 25 39 50
Batistes, Serpentine Crepe, Pllsses,
Silk Organdies, Tub Organdies,
etc.; Ray Organdies, French Or
gandies; all on sale now at
prices much less than elsewhere.
Curtains and Drapery Bargains 3d Floor
Lace Curtains, in very neat patterns, worth to $2.25 a pair; choice.
Per pair $1.45
Lace Curtains, full size, in white and ecru, worth to $1.75 a par;
choice, a pair $1.25
Lace Curtains, in neat borders, worth to 75c a pair, each 25
White Swiss and Madras for curtains, dainty patterns, worth to 35c
a yard; choice, Friday, yard 19
Large assortment ot Filet Nets tor curtatna, worth to 85c a yard; Fri
day, per yard 45
$2.00 Couch Covers, In reds and greens, Friday, each $1.35
35c Reversible Scrim for curtains, all colors; Friday at, yd., 15
Rope Portieres In all colors, double door, heavy chenille cords, worth.
to $5.00 a pair, Friday at, pair '...',.... 3 75
Remnants of Scrim, Swisses. Sateens, Cretonnes, Burlaps, etc., yd. '5
Large assortment ot Waist Boxes. . . . , $2 50 to $30 OO
Friday in Our Busy Domestic Boom
Remnants ot Indigo
Blue Apron Check
(Ingham, 7 Vic yard
values, at, yd.. . .
Remnants of 36-Inch
Percales, light and
dark colors, to 12Vc
yd. values, yd. 84
Remnants ot White
Goods; perfect good
patterns, to 12 Ho a
yd. values, yd. 7 ft
Monitor Shirting
Prints, 6 He values,
light colors, all per
fect goods, yd.. ..5 st
West Wind Bleached Muslin 36
inchea wide, 8 He a yard valuea;
on sale at, yard 6
Remnants of Waah
Pongees, 32-ln. wide,
light colors, splen
did bargaina at, per
yard .... ..12t
Remnants of I'nbleach
ed Muslin, 8 Vic yard
values, 38 ins. wide,
very heavy, yd. 6
Remnants of 83c Table
Damask, 58 In. wide
perfect goods, 19,
Half Bleached Shaker
Flannel, 12 Vic val
ues, 28 ins. wide: on
aale, yd 8H
Remnants of Waah
Goods of all descrip
tions, valuea to lc
yard; on aale at, a
f"i 7Vi,j
Standard Simpson
Prints; grays, blues,
blacks; regular 6 Vic
values, yd 5t
33c Dress P'")llus, in
all popular shades,
27 tns. wide; on sale
at. yard 15
Standard German Bine
Prints, best patterns,
36 ins. wide; on sale
. yd in
Half Linen Crash Toweling 10c
yara values, is incnes wide
special at, yard. 74
Furnishing Goods Section
tee Muslin Gowns, Corset Covers and
Drawers, all well mads and full aisa
choice, at ass
Jl 0 Ladles' Skirls and Fine Muslin
Gowns, lacs and embroidered trim
med, extra well n.ade, at 49c
ZSe Children's Knit Waists, seconJ
quality, all sizes , e
60o Ladles" Knit Union Bulls and
Vesta aad Pants, all styles snd
sixes, at isa
lic-26c Ladles Gauss Vests, all
styles, at Sc-lsHo
Ladies' Men's and Children's ISi-l'jo
Blockings, all kinds, at ...Se-iJe
too Boys' Blouse Waists, all colors
at sse
l.ee Men s Shirts, all kinds, at 9a
too Men's Bliirts anU Drawers, all
kinds, at 36e
Ladies' Suit Section
100 Ladies' and Hisses' Tailored
Suits, worth up to ais.00; choice,
at Si.,,
Ladles' tierce and 811k One-ftec
Dresses, worth 17.60;; Friday, your
choice S3.S5
Ladles' Pleated Voile Skirts, trimmed
with four bands of tafrets, worth
$160: special (1.50
lie Ladles' Wash Underskirts. ., .SSe
Ladles' Hilk and Net Waists, worth
up to $1.00; Friday SI. OO
JSc Babys1 Khoes; special toe
Children's Wash Dresses, sges 1 t.
4 years; special SSo
Children's Wah Dresses, ages S to
14 years, 11.00 values 4s
Children's Rubber Capes, SIM values
Friday S1.44
Children's Rain Coats, worth up to
special flM
In thte Domestic Room Clothing Section
800 Boys' Knickerbocker Suits
Some with extra pair of pants,
gooa patterns, to a 4 qj"
13.00 values, at.... OlssVO
Boys' Illao Serge Salts with two
pairs panta, all sizes, regular
$4.50 values; on j ne
sale at sOaSsaO
CHILDREN'S INDIAN PLAY SI ITS Complete with war bon
net, at
50c
PICTt RKS 12x20 to 14x28, gilt frames, fine line of subjects,
regular valuea np to $1.35; special..
Oa Sale Friday in the Domestic Room.
39c
Fipn Will Hijdei't for Yosr Easter Grtcsries-Yoi Cu SaftFrei 25 to 50
IS Iba best Granulated 8agar.140
ts-lu. sack best selected High Graua
Diamond it Flour nothing like it
per sack tlai
IS bare beat Lenox, Beat 'Eta Ali or
Diamond C Soap ate
Jeilycon or Jello, pkg 7s
Oil or Mustard Sardines, caa...a4a
Largs bottles Purs Tomato Catsup,
Worcester Sauce or Pickles, as
sorted kinds, bottle S -3a
1-lh. cans Assorted t-'oups ...... TV
Imported Sardines, ran a l-lo
Kelioggs Toasted nice Flakes, per
package 5c
1 (-ounce eana Condensed Mllk-.S.e
K. C. Corn Flakes, pkg Sle
S-Ia. cans California Apricots or
Bartlett Peera. in heavy syrup. 15e
1-lb. ars Pure Fruit Preserves. ISo
Tall cans Alaska Salmon ......iae
1-lh cans Fork and Beans ....ai-3e
lt- pkg. Seeded Raisins S i-3
California Prunes, per pound ....10a
California Cooking Figs. lo. ..Si lo
Cleaned Currants, pound-... .....10a
BsanUfsJ Saster Lily pacts! rriaay
aaa Batarsay.
While they last ws will sell then' at.
per bloom las
riaay aaa Batarday a"res Bampla
ef Raspberry Sherbet at our beau
tiful Adro Jell Demonstration coun
ter. craoux, zasteb atrrrrx. xoo
ajro catxxss kaxb
The best No. 1 Country Creamery
bulk, per lb. Me
The bast No. 1 Dairy Butter, lb. 88c
Full Cream Brick Cheese, per lU gse
Full Cream Young America Cheese.
per lb see
(ha Best rrssk Xgrs, aaasa ....sao
fceufchatel Cheese, each ....so
Bulk Peanut Butter, per ta. ....lis
rxt afajuczT or okaxa rom
rxxii TseavAMxa
: heads iresh Leaf Lettuce ; 5c
I -arse Head Lettuce ..THs and loa
Large Stalks Fresh Celery ,...tt.
Large buncoes Fresh beets. Car
rots or Turnips ....ac
Fresh Spinach, peek aoe
Fresh ghailots, per buoeh ...,Ts
Fancy Klpa Tomatoes, per lb. ..los
Fancy extra fine Cucumbers, each.
.at isa
I large Oreea Peppers loo
Fancy Asparagus, per lb. IT 1c
Fancy. California Cauliflower, each.
at UHs
I bunches Fresh Parsley ..go
Fancy Pieplant or Kiiubaro. bunch.
at ......Bi
Fancy Wax or Green Beans, per lb.,
at aoe
Large Florida Pineapples, each-sos
Anything you want, we've got it,
tow Blue 0?aas aVas asa Oalea Fats
Sew.
B'n:e C-as- straight or mixed w?:h
floicr. nr lb. 40e
n t ite ' -over Seed. p?r lb. 45
lnn Cets. red r yellow, ql
Yh;tc af.;oa -t, quart ......lea
TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST