TTTF BFF OMAH . 8 VTFKD Y, FEBRUARY 22,1013.
EGGS NOW MUCH CHEAPER
Miuncnt ntniup RHrHnterlnK thcin fiom
front Tify nrll Bt 16 to 30 tmts a tlor.en
rieli imilntnlnn n reasonable rl-e for
Continued Balmy Weather Brings ffS,,?.
Plenty .from Country.
MEATS ADVANCE IN PRICE
I.tttlr Dcntnnd for Ornnitr, n I'ro
ple Frnr Ther Mir IIktp Ilrpn
Front cit In the Cnllfnrnln
Coltl Snnp.
ns nrotinu is cents a pound.
Vegetables are thn same In price.
Tho I'rrslntrnt and Judicious t"e of
Newspaper Advertising is the Road to
UuMncBs Succcis
The best fresh orbs on the Omaha mar
ket now mar be bought for 20 cents a
doten, the cheapest they have been this
winter, And If the temperature does not
ko too Ipw they will drop to 15 cents In
a very short time.
Meats have made a slight advance In
price during the last few days. Mutton
Jumped highest, with a -cent Increnso.
hindquarters sell at SV4 cents and fore
quarters are at 7H cents a pound.
Pork Increased lft cents and loins,
shoulders and pork chops now sell at 12
and 15 cents a pound. Beef increased
H cent In wholesale price. Sirloin, porter
house and round steaks aro retailing
at 15 cents a pound.
Sugar is another commodity which hns
advanced In price recently. An Increase
of 6 cents on ICO pounds was made in tho
wholesale price, which does not affect
the retail figure. Albert King, manager
of Harden Brothers' grocery department
says sugar will become cheaper before
It goes higher, the present Increase be
ing only temporary.
Oranges have been In small demand
owing to tho belief amontr householders
that the California frost mined them nil
Grocers say that practically no frown
oranges havo been shipped . Into Omaha
and all that ara received bear the gov-
GROCERY FACTS
Why not'glve your trade to us this
month and be one of our big Hat of
satisfied customers? Wo claim to be
able to give you better service, better
goods, on a smaller margin of profit
than any store In towa Phone us
a trial order.
For Saturday, 22 lbs. Sugar $1.00
L. ROSEN BLUM
Ustter Qrocarlts for Kssa BCor.ey.
008 North 10th. 16th and 3urt.
Douglas 6383.
V
CLOSING OUT
The entire stock of Clothing, Shoes, Huts, Caps and
Furnishings is now being closed out at
25c AND 50c ON THE DOLLAR. 1
Everything must go before March 1st.
Bargains Bargains Dotting but Bargains
Heavy Undorwoar 25 &
$2.00 Hals Q5
$1.00 Flannol BhlrtB ..... .48
75c Shirts 3f)
$2.00 Pants pg
$ 3.60 Pants S1.05
10c Handkerchiefs 3
$15.00 Suits 84.95
$22.00 SuitB 89.75
$12.50 Overcoats 84.95
$-1.00 Boys' Suits 81.98
$2.50 Shoes 81.48
$3.50 Shoes . ." 81.95
P
I
mnum
Hundreds of other items too numerous to mentfon.
Come and look them over. A chance of a lifetime. Never be
fore was such a nice selected stock sacrificed at such prices.
M J. HELPHAND CLOTHING CO.
.114 NORTH SIXTEHNTII STREET.
Opposite Midland Hotel. Sixteenth Near Chicago.
Saturl Winds Up Our
HALF-PR!ic SLIPPER SALE
Not nil sizes, but you'ro sure to find your slrfo in many styles,
11! Pa,"n $?,B0 ??,d. 3,00 175 Dn,rB nid $3.60 Pat-
PntonU, Castors, Kids, and ent and Kid Thoodora Ties
Dulls, Vassar jp .-Orientals, Col- a I HP
3.?y. .81.45 fer .SI.95
250 pairs $4 and $3.50 Vo- ' 150 pairs $3.50 and $4.00
1J?f.0r,P5.ton.tB' K,d nnd Black Volooie Satins and
Pull Kid Boad- mm. patents, Straps, n
fer-. . 82.45 &r 82.95
1
27B pairs nil kinds, last pairs of lots. 8omo fancy
colors; good slippers if you got
our bIeo ...... 4 . ,
95g
BARGAINS IN HIGH GRADE SHOES
W still havo some excellent bargains In broken lots
and discontinued lines of Men's and Women's Hlch Grado
Shoes, on salo nt about half-price. See our windows.
FRY SHOE Co.
16th aw)
BtHglis StrHlt
Pig Pork Roast, Lb. 9!c
Fresh Pressed Spring- Chickens,
nt .14
Steer Pot Ilonst &, 0
Young Veal Roast . ...lJJ'SC
Vounp Vcnl Chops 12
Fall Ixunb Legs 9d
lininb Cliops, 8 lbs 25d
Mutton Roost 6tt
Lamb Stew, O lbs
Steer Porterhouse Steak 14
No. 1 Ikicon 143i
Small Hams 11
. .91.00
sa lbs. But Sugar . . .
Beit Brand rioar . . .
3 Toilet Hoap or Hplcon lOo
4 10c can Sardines 3 So
Mason Jar Olives 19o
10c pkj?, Corn Flakes .So
Bp Mntclies or Toothpicks, 2 for 8o
2Bc Gold Dust, Rumford Baking
Powder, Snlder's Catsup or pkj?.
oata ;iao
Ak-Bar-Den Coffee, lb 30o
nest Country Butter ,..30o
Tkir. Creamery Butter 37o
26c Butterlne. 2-lb. roll 40o
8 cans Oil Sardines SOo
Kippered Herring, large cans...lBo
Tall cans Alaska Salmon lOo
10c Fancy Prunes, lb .....Bo
Best large Prunes or Peaches. . .10e
Pull Cream Cheese, lb ...92o
10 lbs. bulk Oatmeal 2Bo
COAL! COAL! COAL!
PUBLIC UABKSr BrEOIAI. ' ....15.00
CHEnOKTB irUT, THE CO AH THAT COKZS 5s,SO
DPADEA, ARKANSAS HAED COAX. .89.80
PBOMXT SB&XVEBY. SATISFACTORY SERVICE.
PUBLIC MARKET S
AKUSEMBNTS.
"OXAXA'g ?ux oaimsx.n
XXTRATAQAXZA AND VAUDSVUXll
LAST TIMES TODAY $
Iidl' Sim Matlust Every Wetk D7
"Worth Climbing1 ths Bill."
mm ,.. - r- aw
Sonylaa St. at 18th OEytona TanCaTllla
Baln's Ccxkttooi, nui
all'a I Colonial Mlnstrdtj
JJllUn sllri Jack Unr.
d.ltf HIddoicom Vlelurci.
rro i to fli at i 7 aq a w. m.
WORTH TOUR
BRAHDEIS THEATER
SITNEII-MAItOWE
Mtlnee "AS YOU IJKK IT"
TonKht "TWELFTH NIGHT"
Curtain at 2 P. M. ami 8 P. M.
Prices 60o to $2.0
r
BOYD THEATER
(For a UnUted Season!)
EVA LANG
Wok. 3Pb. 83, Tho Choras rady
Katlnoo Todaj-, sub,
Voto-Sarlr Curtain Tonight, 8U5 tharp.
Special George Washington
Celebration, -
IKRUGT HEATER
acatinao Todsy, a: 30 Hijrht, oaa
GIRLS FROM JOYLAND
With HARRY COOPER as
SAPPY REIN IB and 'BLANCHE
Jbadlet' Sally Dims Matins.
Country Htora Prlaay ipht
EMPRESS SSESssrfii
ruiiw nun: ""WS;,1"JJ
air Onmd4 Jhmn ' m n m
OCEAN STIS.VaiSHIPS.
JJJpiglFi
CUiutt sad bttin thtluk
JJwnoiM tonutaat frowth.
Mt; ajls to JiHton Qrj
Jlslr tolts Tputlirul CoKr
rroTrnls hair flllDr.
Ivt f I dost I'rnnH.ti.
28 lbs. Best Sugar $1.00 Pork Roast . . 9 3-4c
With 1 lb. Bost Tea . 60c Chickens .... 11 1-2c
' The last of tha three irrooerr stocks of B. Wiseman. x.ans iltmm
Psoplss Orooary must ha sold Saturday and next wetk. Buy now and sayo
1
40. Qreen Stamps also
Swift's Soap, bar.... 3o Corn Meal, sack. ..ISHo
10o pks;. Raisins . .. .6o.0o sacks Graham Flour
ISc can K. J. Peas..8Uo
4 10c cans Teas, Corn,
Hominy, Pumpkin.
Lyo, Strawberries, 380
Ec p)((f. Matches ...8V4o
for S3a
25c Back Buckwheat
Flour ,...10o
8 Co cans Milk BBo
lEo pkRR. Tea Dust... So
10a Celluloid Starch. . Bo' sso cans Lipton Tea 07o
zuc Domes i-ickich. . uo 200 can uumrora jjaKing
2Eo Salad UresslnR 18V40I Powder 17o
20o can Ass't Fruit. .Oo iOo pkg;. Corn Starch 4o
35o can Ass't Fruit.. I7o
24-lb. sack best Flour EOo
48-lb. sack XXXX Flour
for "i-oo
Oatmeal, lb.
2So pkgr. Coffee . .
lOo cons Salmon.
lEo cans Salmon.
::atfo
,70
...90
Cork Loins
.19V
a lbs. Lamb Chops.. aso
Lamb Roast ....... BUo
Veal Roasts 9Uo
Beef Roll ., 7Uo
8. a Hams llHo
8. C. Bacon 10 wo
3-lb. pall Lard 89o
5-lb. pall Lard 49o
10-lb. pall Lard ,,..9So
ECKn. dozen 17o
Creamery Butter, lb. 9o
Onions, bushel BOo
i'oiatoes, nusnel ,.,,uo
Prunes, lb. So
UOTUL.
"Tho Hotel of American IdoaU"
Washingtoi, D. C
Hotel Powhatan
Pennsylvania Atcdbo
at 18th ana II Strceu
Raw. rirproof. Surossaa Plan
Itooms, Uctacctl bath, 91.011,
up.
Reerns, private bath, $2.89,
(3.00 -up.
too par cent Fire, 3erm and Dim
Proof, two blocks from '.Vhlis
House, and near all points
of Interest.
WRITE FOR SOUVENIR BOOKLET
. WITH MAP.
'LEWIS HOTEL COMPAHT, Sae,
Owners and Operators.
Dtraotlon and SCanatrmant
CLIKFOKD M. Mi WIS
Ol'KAN HTI3AMHII1P.S.
UV THE
ARCADIAN
largest and Finest Steamship
in the Service.
OROTAVA
Displacement 10.063. rexlsteted 6,980.
HODBSaXB XOUSTS TBIF
HATCH AKO IWCLUSrVE TOUBS
Tlcktti lntftthnt4EI. una yutbeo 8 S.Ca
The floral Mail Steam l'aricet Co.
SANOKRauN a SON . ilea aku.. U
go. LaSall St. Chicago, or any
local steamship ticket scant
New "OLYMPIC"
THE
WHITE
LINE'S
PITTED WITH
DOUBLE SIDES
AND ADDITIONAL
WATERTIGHT BULKHEADS
EXTENDING FHOM THE
BOTTOM to the TOP
OP THE VESSEL
Will Sail from l t n And Regularly
NEW YORK toVM M.mm 'I'lttV O Thoroaftor
, Agrc, sjoutnaast ccr. uaoi
Chicago, or Local Axunts.
T. O. SrowB, vott. Pass. Agrt, Southeast Ccr. Uadlsoa and La Mali Streets,
ft
Kail Ordtrtf Sftma Xrlc. Writ for Fr!c 1.1b t.
BOSTON MEAT & GROCERY CO.
113 Worth 16th St., Opp. Post Offloe. Two Phones Bourfas 1089,
Mail
This
jooag-Vftues Qiacurr QtHMHrfW Today
Oaiaha, Xsh.
Please send me FREE my "Surprise Box". of
assorted Sunshine Biscuits.
Name
Address 1 i Trt '-. .'
Grocer's Name
Address
IIMIMHIHIMIMIMtHI
Takhoma Biscuit
is wonderfully gooh crisp and flaky.
Made to break evenly in center lo a size
handy for eating. Air-tight packages.
Sunshine Biscuits in all styles are making
friends everywhere. They come in kinds
to suit every occasion every taste all
full-flavored alt delicious.
"The Quality Biscuits of America'
There's a Free "Surprise Box" of six kinds for you. Mail
the coupon.
opsE-WkxEs giscurr (omhvny
Baktr of
Sunthlnm
BlteuiU
.It
VMisim
Now is the time to advertise your land for sale. The
SUNDAY BEE is read by inpo people interested in
farm and city property thai all the newspapers Si Ne
braska combined. Advertise in THE BEE and get re
sults. Now is tho time.
.
These Dealers Sell
Swift's
Premium Oleomargarine
OMAHA,' NEB.
Armburat, W. M., 3602 South 20tll St.
Adleson, J., 2735 Davenport. v
Blutnenthal, C, 2902 Cumins St.
Boston Market, 113 North 16tn St.
Deo Hive Grocery, 16th and Cuming Sts.
Bross, Fred, 3847 Ames Avo.
Harnett. A., 1016 North 24 th St.
Berkovitz, 1502 North 24 th St.
Bloomqulst & Peterson, 1322 North 24th.
Brodaky, -Nt,t 2003 Grace St.
Bath, Joe, 614 Nor.Ui 16th St.
Bell Grocery.Co., BlftiNprth.lBth. St.'
ChrlBtensbn, J., 2624 North 30th St.' T
Cavonaugh,. p., 1502 North lHth.Ht.
ureiiuse. Julius, 1934 Farnam st.'.
Dybro, .P.C-,i20th and Gracel Sfs: i ;
Edau)aLD.lB., '3Qt),4lNo?th' 24th..St. J w
Flnkenateln, Sam 2002 North 26(hSt,
Floifirl..,vAl' ' 1724 Dbrdaa St.
Goldwar.e,, Sam, 2'621 .Sh-erinartAv.
Groth.-tJii: ,1022'-24vSou'tti ft)th ,S.
Grjeenberg; Sam; 1548 Southt 24th St.
Hamen, Henry, 1704 Clark St.
Hupner, G. F., 3924 Sherman Ave.
Hatror, F. E., 4502 North 34th St.
Hlbbler & Co., 24th and Vinton Sts.
Harding, G. E 2603 South 13th St.
Hruby & Runa, 2204 South 13th St. '
Howell & Son, 1513 Leavenworth.
Hobba & Shafer, 3024 North 24th St.
Hermanok, C. F., 1312 Williams St,
Janowskl, L., 1420 Military-Ave. '
J6hhBon, C. A. W., 24p4 Cuming St.
Jourdan, D. J.,1701 Vinton.St.
JeppoBon, J. P., 24th and Mason Sts.
Johnson & Lofdahl, 2420 Leavenworth.
Kettleman & Hannlgan, 602 North 18th St.
Kulakofsky, U., 2402-4 Ames Ave.
Keaane, H., 5144 North. 16th St.
Karsh & Co., B., 1820-22 Vinton St.
Kulakofsky, L.. 1944 South 10th SU
Knudson, H. F., Benson, Neb.
Lango Grocery Company, 2310 Cuming St.
Laclna, Joe, 3702 South 13th St.
Marks Bros., 21.23 Military Ave.
Myers, G., 2221 Cuming St.
McCoy Grocery, 2215 Military Ave.
Malllaon, C. H., 202 North 17th' St.
Morgan, Joe, 4102 North 28th St
Melcher, Sam, 1902 South 4th St.
Meyers, C. E., 1723 Vinton St.
Mulflnger, L., 1113 Sbuth 2fd St.
Marquardt, H. P., 1622 South 10th St.
Mohr, R. H., 2702 South 16th St.
Melder, E. H 1014 .Pacific St.
Nathan & Nathan, 2007-9 Leavenworth. .
NoviUsky, Sam, 1010 North 16th St.
Olson, Gust, 1723 Cumlnf St.
Orkin Bros., 16th and Harney Sts.
Public Market Grocery Dept., 1610 Harney St
Persels, Mrs. S., 44 22 North 24th St.
Peterson, Lorens, 3602 Ames Ave. .
Peterson, Armanda, 2911, Sherman Ave.
RoBenburg & Company, 402-North 24th' St
Rosenblum, L 808 North 16th St.
" Rueben & Rayman, 514 North 16th St
Rudloff, Wm., 2629 Sherman Ave.
Ross, Geo., 2717-19 North 24th St.
Rachman, H., 802 Sherman Ave.
Ronan, Wm., 37Of.0ord St.
Reznichek, John, 2711 Leavenworth;
Rau, J. E., 1501 North 33d St.
Rosenblum Bros., 40th and Cuming Sts.
Radiizlner, Jake, 24th and Fort Sts.
Stein Bros., 4002 Hamilton.
Schnauber & Hoffman, 408 North 16th St. "
Sherman, L., 3601 North 30th.
Schiller, L., 2422-24 Sherman Ave.
Stribling, Geo.,, 1124 South 17th St.
Stenner, Louis, 2235 South 20th St
Schlafer, Oscar, 1824 St. Mary's Ave.
Storek, F. J., 1322 North 24th St.
Tuckman Bros., 322-324 North 18th St.
Thorln & Snygg, 3&B0 Hamilton St.
Tuckman Bros., 25th and Davenport
Vopolka, Joe, 1324 South 5th St.
Vachal & Co., 1302-4-6 Garfield Ave.
War field. C. V-, 2209 Military Ave. .
Woodruff, Mrs. Lena, 3702 North 30th. 1
Wehlner, M., 4104 Grand Ave.
Wohlher, L., 622 South 16th St.
Zlotky. IL, 3618 North 30th St
Zarp, C.M., 1605 Park Ave.
SOUTH OMAHA
Akofer. Chas., 518 North 24ttf St.
Beavers, R, C, 520 North 24th St.
Brommer, W. G. & Co., 24 th and E Sts.
Caldon, Frank, 424 North 24lh St
Collins & Hannlgan, 2723 Q St.
Dletz, Rudolph, 2504 N St.
Bggers, P., 160 South 24th St.
Flngerjoa, Chas., 2651 Y St
Heyman & Barry, 1535 North 24th,St.
Krauae, Jt P., Albright, Neb. ' ;
Katokeo, A., 21st and Madison SU.
Kramolisch & Swatek,' 4002 L St 1
Mertena' & Schrader, 632 North 24th St.
Miller, August, 617 North 23d St
Pavlas, John, 24th and Q Sts.
Parsley & Co., 618 North 20th St.
Penfleld, Cheater, 412 North 26th St
RcBchko & Bwoboda, 2414 N St
Stern, cha4.,340i V St
Smith, E. W., 2701 Madison St;
Smlsok, J. F., 2621 L St.
Welsh Grocery Co., 2418 N St.
Whlttlngton, M. R., 20th and Missouri Ave.
ORDER A POUND CARTON TODAY
Swifts Company
U. S. A.
HllBBBBBBBBBniaBBBaiEBllBBK'
When your
grocer says, the
best bread, , he
means 1
f 1 1 r i i
lip- lop
ALL dealers know why,
Tip-Top is the leader.
They know it is the best
made that it has the most
wholesome ingredients, and that
it is covered with
sanitary, dust-proof
paper.
Ask your. grocer
for Tip-Top.
u. P. STEAM
BAKING CO.
TRAM MARK RCO.
u.$. patent orricr
the
The Winter season ia1
worst season for
We have a Shoe for
Boys in Button and Blu
cher that will outwear
two palrB of ordinary
Boys' Shoes. And to prove
it, if you will get a pair of
Iteel
jhod
hoes
for your Boy. and they
don't wear that well, we
will give you another
pair. That's fair, isn't
it?
Boys' 1 to 5
52.50
Little GenU' 10 to
13 & S2.00
Drexel
1419 Farnam St.
Rooms
Beat
Variety
The Bee classified pages
carry advertisements of
the best rooms and apart
ments for rent In the city.
Phone your ad to
Tyler 1000
