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GIRL AGGEPTSRING AND RUNS
Promises to Become Wife of Fre
mont Man and Then Leaves.
Satisfying Qualify at Saving Prices
I
f auiiioiiaiio oiaii iiuui iiicuicu attain
or indigestion, but more often from
general weakness, and lead to appal
ling conditions unless checked.
Treat the cause, not the effect.
SCOTT'S EMULSION overcomes nervous
ness in a wonderful, permanent way by making
life-sustaining blood corpuscles; it nour
ishes the nerve centres and acts as a
bracing tonic to build you up.
v Scott's Emulsion does not stupefy
p it feeds them in Nature's way.
Scott & Bowke, Bloom6eM, TS J 12-96
WOMAN ROBBEDJN DAYLIGHT
Miss Lydia Hall is Knocked Down
on Way to Grocery.
HER PURSE TAKEN FROM HER
M hen Mir lli-fimrn to (tltr Ui llrr
MlllMT
nil
llli n 1 1 cm j
Wenpon.
Hi. lc I1b Ljdln Hull of SMS Decatur
hired wan nit her way In tho grocery
KtiJir M'ttrnliiy nt lu o'clock bIic wan
ii coslcil l.y a negro ii few lilockH from
I'T liumr who knocked licr unconscious
v. llli a blunt neapon itml robbed licr of
t-i ulilc'i idin Mini In licr pocketlmok.
Tim lobbory was wrptrntcd within
lllllllg distance Of H0VlT.il UtOlOB llllll
rrldtnccs. In spite of thlH thu thief
ataped safely without being seen hy
inonc hut Miss Hull.
When Mien Hull wax u short distance
from the gmecry sloie tho negro, who
vnt walking n fow stepH hchlntl Mer,
i ,.shed up iind demanded her to Klvc iilm
h r pockctbook. She refused nnd lie
threatened to strike her with u heavy
bar Frightened, hIic Htartcd to run and
ho struck her on tho head, knocking her
to the sidewalk, lie then took hei
pocKclbook and fled.
Ml H Hall laid on the walk unconsclciui
for sonic time and when she reached the
gioecn Ktor.- time enough hud elapccd'
for tho thief to make. R I his' escape
She was taken to police heaihiu.il teis mid
lu r wounds dressed. Sho sustained a
had nealp wound and vnilrus cutB and
bruises on tho face. A good description
jt the negro wan fiirnlHhed tho police.
Calumet Restaurant
Property is Sold
Tin I'alhnet testiiui.ini property, 1411
Douglas slieet, wan 'Hold yesterday hy
James Neville, owner of tho Nevllhi
hloel;. to Churlcs Grotto, a traveling
wiImuiibii for u local ' liquor house, for
the sum of $S8,(,). The deal wiim nego
tiated hy Olto Hleinsscn and wax entered
,lnln hy Grotto as an Investment.
Tho rcstnurulit building will tint be
changed and the iniiimKcmcut will fenialn
In tho IihIiiIh of Sidney Hwiiiihoii who
holds a louse Wlileh lias ieveral cars yet I ,
to i on. The hiiiii Involved wrii almost a I Competitor S Natlle
recotd price with a forty-four-foot front- j
ape The Ii up held b Swnnson Is sold ! AddfCSS
to have I in reused Its value I
POLICE AIDING IN THE SEARCH
Artlmr Piipn the (locution, I
crpteil, (ilicii Ileanllfnl Dln
iiifiml mid In Left Hold
ing thr XnvU.. '
Arthur Miller, a fireman on the North
western railroad, In mourning the loss of
a S100 diamond Hub and his sweetheart,
and has asked the assistance of the
police In locating the two missing "gems '
Miller, whose home Is In Fremont, has
liren paying attentions lo Louise Johnson,
a domestic In the home of W. II. Whlt-
more In .South Omaha, for some months
Monday night Arthur decided to imp
the question, which would iiiako thu
future bright and cheery or dark and
dismal. With the money ho had been
bavins since he first met Miss Johnson
he purchased a shining diamond ring to
Jiresent to his "lady love."
Dressed in his Sunday-go-to-meeting
clothes" Arthur called on Miss Johnson
at the Whltmore home. After exhaus
tive discourse on the weather and a few
other subjects Arthur plucked UP courage
enough to ask Ixiulso to become his wife.
When he presented tho ring; she rcadilly
agreed to the compact.
"Now, Artie, you wait here a few
minutes while I go out and show it to
Mrs. Wliltmore," she Instructed the joy
ous lover. She hastily donned her coat
and hat and left the house via the rear
entrance with another suitor.
After nervously waiting mi hour for
Louise to return Arthur became sus
picious and asked fijr his "wlfe-to-he."
"Oh, she left Sometime ago with an
other man," Mr. ' Whltmore told Arthur.
Arthur left too. Immediately, and
wended his way to the police station
With a sad heart and told his troubles
to a sympathetic police officer, who
promised to try and locate the "gems."
Xcw SprliiK
Dross Silks
of Kvery Kind
Now Shown
OtauM
Tho Choicest
Wool Dress
Fabrics Xnr
On Display
BODY OF CALVIN D. SCHULTZ
BURIED AT PROSPECT HILL
runernl services f(,t Calvin n..,8chuUn,
ue veteran printer and editor, were held
.tslerday afternoon at ":M from the
residence, llifS North KlBlUocnUi Jitr,ut.
Hurlal was In l'ruspect Hill cemetery.
I'nll bearers wero icpresentHllvcH of the
Western Npwspaper I'nlou and flrant
lost, and were .1. O. Goodwin, A. H. Pinto,
J V Wllhtlmy, I). M. Huvcrly. It. V.
Tutcn and a. 8. Guild.
BAKER ICE MACHINE CO
MAKES RECORD SHIPMENT
In these ihiyH of hustling ai tMty the
llaker ico Machine company. Omaha,
asserts It Is nlways well abreast of the
times, and this assertion Is confirmed hv
the rapid piogrcss of events at th y
transpired In connection with one of their
recent shipments.
An elaborate, and detailed list of the
material to be uhlppcd reached the
stenographic derailment at II o'clock on
February IS. This was made out and
handed ovir to the shipping department
at noon anil Ihe entile shipment was
loaded iind the cur on Us way from the
factory to Kalrflelil. Neb., by n o'clock
p. in. Khorllv before noon on the tilth
IliHtnnt a telegram was received by t lie
llaker Ice Machine company from their
ctistomciH to the effect that the ma
chinery bad arrived and that a man was
to ho.scut ut once to erect Oilplant. An
erecting cngllicnr Joft at t 'o'clock Mm
same afternoon, reaching Kali-fled In tho
caily forenoon following, and that night
br wroto .the company that ho had tho
muchltiery put together all Icady to sot
In pluce.
J.VVlW-ll!swSl1M?PIt ,,,1,t M." lH"
expected tliHt flie' Wtlro eiilpuicnt will
be conneclcd tui ami doing duty for Its
owner,
PRIZES FOR THE BEST PROFILE $3.00 first prize; $1.00
second prize; $1.00 third prise, and five prizes valued at
$1.00 each.
RULES Competitors must be amateurs. All drawings must
be on the face cut out of The Bee. Competitors may submit
more than one drawing if they desire. Contest closes Satur
day night, Mar. 1, 1913. Address, Contest Editor, Omaha Bee.
A Good Shampoo
For Only One Cent
! UNHAMPERED IN FAVORITISM i !rz:
Brother of Senator Cummins of Iowa
Said to Be a Beneficiary.
EXERTED TOO MUCH INFLUENCE
(iinmc.d Hint Ntnmii fniiiM-lllim Mn-clillli-
fur I M- In I'ost off Ice
I" I lll red III nrrelllrllt
Kntereil Into.
What'll Stop
Sour Stomach?
I'liey Act Quirk and Itclicf Is Al
most Immediate.
Thrie .art' some things no exactly
tight that to mention them brings calm
end leiiose. And to use Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets gives the stomach Jimt
that kind of lift that makes you cho k
up ono hundred per cent to tho good.
artlcularly Is .this truo with thoso
wl.o suffer with sour stomach. You
feel so mean that you actually hate yo.ir
sclf And yet In a few minutes thes
tablets sweeten tho stomach, arrest tin.
latuial fermentation, start a owertiil
tllgestlvp action and prevent tho forma
tun of gas.
't'hcv are composrd of only suoli d
gestants as aic approved by tho very
last of physicians.
Ilea), live, progressive, people want
to bo around where tho activities of ufe
embrace whatever circumstances dictate.
If a house iurty serves 11 Welsh rare
Lit go to It. It Isn't the easiest tlllnn In
tin world to digest, 'tis true, but what
If Btuart'a I)ytpp9la Tablets will
take cue of you, keep your etomaoli In
ontrol and your dreams won't seo nn
army of hobgoblins playing hobs with
your lurvcs. .Many physicians regularly
( isc Ibo Htuart's Dyspepsia Tablets fir
the t-tomach disorders of patients who
nr I'l with wnn constitutional malady.
T iev do so for the reason that thoe
tablets are not a, patent medicine and
thiir composition Is known and recogniz
ed as the most approved and most pow
erful of all dlgestants.
-stuarfa Dyspepsia Tablets are sold ana
i commended by all druggists at 60c a
box
BODY OF MRS. W. B. MILLARD
. BURIED AT FOREST LAWN
Tho funeral of Mrs. W. n. Millard was
held yesterday afternoon nt 2 from the
family residence. 123 North Tim ty-nlnth
street, Tho services were conducted by
Hcv. John Williams, pastor .of St. Hur
nabaii church and were private. Inter
ment was in tho family tomb at Forest
Lawn cemetery.
W. ii. Mlllaid arrived from Chicago
Saturday In time for a fow words with
his wifo before consciousness finally left
her. llageiiy she had awaited his com
lug and their final greeting lasted as long
as her waning powers permitted.
Mr. Millard Is at tho homo of his
father, foriuprc Senator Millard, where
ho will remain until Thursday. icturnliiK
then to Chicago, whero he Is In business
with W. It. Dennett, formerly of Oinaluu
In uC4 uiille extensive,
lu pi Ice 'tis not expensive;
V source of comfort and of aid
Mike to housewife and to maid:
Mid that Is why we nay "Hurrah!"
l or l'pdlko'8 Trlde of Omaha."
Mrs. J. H. I'YadenburK.
t;J5 Uurdette St.,
Omaha, Neb.
Free Flour
A 24-lb. sack or Updike's Pride
t'f Omaha flour free for ovory
Jingle that we use for advertis
ing A Biscuit Cutter iuailod to
all who sond Jinglos. Address
Ingle Manager,
Updike Milling Co.
Omaha
DAUGHTERS OF ISRAEL HAVE
PURCHASED HOME LOCATION
S. ltavlt completed a deal Monday for
the Daughters of Israel in which tho
orgunlzutlon becomes the owner of tho
northeast corner of Twentieth and Doug
Jaa streets. Tho lot Is Mxllfi fout and
the building will be used for an old peo
ple's home. On tho back of the lot ud
Joining the present structuro a nubile
bath house for Jewish women will bo
erected.
Possession Is to he given about April I.
when construction on the uddltlon will
also start. M. I'atlo was agent for Mrs.
Kmina It. Morse, who sold tho property.
FUNERAL OF WILLIAM DALT0N
TO BE HELD THIS MORNING
The funeral of William Dalton, who
died Sunday night at his home, 1125 South
Fourteenth street, one week following
tho death of his .wife, will bo held
this monrnlg. The body will bo
taken today to tho home of his daughter.
airs. John Mulvlhlll, G02 South Twenty.
eventh street, from whence It will be
taken Wednesday morning at S;rw o'clock
to St. Peter's church, whoro services will
be held at 9 o'cloo'k. followed by Inter.
mont nt Holy Sepulchre cemetery.
i DEATH RECORD 1
, II. A. i:. Ilrue. hi rl,
j H. A. H. Ilruecliert, 49 years old, and
! for the last thirty years employed by the
! Union Pacific mid connecting lines, died
i Monday night nt his home, lfto South
I Tenth htreet. after an IIIums of two
j weeks. Ho Is nurvlved by lila wife and
1 two children. The funeral will be held
j Friday moiulug at 16 o'clock trom the
1 residence, with Interment at West Iiwn
cemetery, with Hev. Weeks, pastor of tln
Castellar Street PrenbyterUn church, of.
ftolatlnic. Ills mother. Mrs. b u, v,
, Hrucehert, (a still living, lesldlUR at lit'.
Dorcas Html. hU father having died two
' t ai n agu. Tho brothers, 1. p. a. of j
, i-oruami huh i. j. j. ot Omaha: and threa
J sitter. Mrs )ylla Woth of Avow. la.,
, ( and Mis. C. J. Dallhiger of Atlantic, la.!
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2u.-Chnrges of
favoritism of the Postofflce depai'liiKUt
tbward H. I''. CnnimlnH, a contractor, a
biothrr of Senator Cummins of Iowa, In
that First Assistant Postmaster llcno-al
fVP. Urahdtleld enUred Into an "out
rageous" nrrangenjeiit with Cummins
and the depiu tment's cancelling muolui'o
committee was guilty of gross negli1' t.
wero made In the house today vhJ' the
committee on expenditures In the Post
office, department.
The committee majority rcportPd that
11. F. Cummins cxprtpd an Influence on
both Xlrnndfleld and H. T. Hushiull,
chief clerk to Clrandfleld, which v.is
"highly prejudicial to tho govcrnmalit -n-tciosts;"
tlint Orandfkid and Uu.shucll
"deliberately nnd systemtttlcally favored
the Time Marking Machine company and
the B. F. Cummins company, represented
by Cummins; that these officials al-'o
took over tho Jurisdiction of assignments
of cancelling machines In 1310 so as t
bo unhampered in their favoritism." and
that there was an understanding between
Cummins and tho department officials in
tho advertisements for four-year r in-
j tracts for thu cancelling machines; that
If his lump sum bid was the lowest he
would rrcclvo an excluslvo contract.
The report also charged that the can
ctlllng machllie committee, .comprising
Ilushiivll, chairman; Oeorgo U Wood,
superintendent of rurnl malls; N. A. Mer
rltt. postmaster of Washington, and l.
I.. A ml r u.i was dominated by Dr. tlraiid
field so as to render their findings pat-tint.
Ing make known that the structure will
and substantia! one.
make the walls, the
floors are of tile, marble and terra eotta !
work are used for the Interior finishings,
mill the corner entrance Is surmounted
with n high tower. The postmaster re
ports himself well satisfied with the
space allowed for working room. Ills
present iiuurteiH are totally inadequate
now that the parcel post rush Is on.
Judging from the receipts thus far he
reports that the Income of the office will
bo Inet eased nOcr $1,000 the coming year.
"At last It seems that a genuine rem
edy for hair and scalp troubles has been
found," writes Mae Martyn In tho Bos
ton Ledger. "The problem ot lifeless,
uuattractlee hair and daiidrurfj, diseas
ed scalps npivears to be solved. 1 find
that these conditions disappear almost
as If by magic by slmmpomng tho hair
with plain canthrox.
"To prepare the shampoo, simply dls
solvo a teaspoonfnl of canthrox In a cup
of hot water. It makes an abundant
lather and cleanses peifcctly and rinses
easily. The beauty of this shampoo Is
that It dries very quickly nnd seems to
Invigorate and put new life Into tho
hair and scalp. It makes tho hair
glossy, fluffy nnd easy to do up. The
cost of canthrox Is but little and It has
the Inexpressible approval of every wo
man who uses It." Advertisement.
A Splendid Sfook of Wesnen's Waists
n Sale Wednesday Less Than Half
Sample lines and samples
of a prominent manufacturer
secured by our buyer in his re
cent trip to New York. s
Entire Purchase in Four Lots
Pretty Lingerie Waists in plain and
daintily trinmii'd effects, OKa
to $1 values, choice. . . , fcvv
Wnlsts worth $2.50 nnd $;t.rm. Silks, l.onds
down, Wool Challlcs. Fine I.lncerles and
' Tailored Linens, big assortment f f ff
of prett designs, choice x) JL UU
Heaiitlnil Silk Wnlsts, Chiffons, Met". Messa
llnes and fancies, to $5.00 rt -i Cf
values MlOU
$10.00 anil $12.00 Vnis.t $1.05
Henutiful tailored Satin Waists,
Brocaded Crepe de Chines, Im
ported Crepes, Silks and Mar
quisettes, all at one a a qjj
price Wednesday . ..iittfO
$.".00 Ores Skirts $l.r Cream
Serges, Colored Serges and a
big lino of fancy wool fabrics,
all now styles, nearly all sam
ples, marie to sell to t Qg
$5.00, at J) 1 .570
life Goods Specials
Some Exceptionally Choice Qualities at These Prices
Dotted Swisses, large, small or
medium, at
yard 15c IStf 25d
Persian or French Lawns, at
yard . -19 25J 39 59
Plain Wash Chiffons, at
ynrd ..19c 25J 39rf 50
Repp and Irish Poplins, at
yard 35 39 and 50
Extraordinary Special Barguin Offerings In
Ratine Fiouncings and Bands
For Gowns, on Sale Thursday. See Windows.
Wash Goods; Muslins, Bed Spreads
In Domestic RoomWednesday
Cured her " w curi our little
1 , son of eczema with
boy s eczema UoBinol, Ki9 ,egs
wre as rvm as could bet Ifheean with juifc
little pimples. He could not rest or sleep, .
the Itching wbh so bad. We tried every
remedy wo could think of but they 'did not
eem to do him any good. After he suf
fered like that for about three months, we 1
then began to wash him with Realnol Soap, ,
and then used Reslnol Ointment,' They
cured him In about two weeks, and he has
nerer had any symptoms of eczema again."
(Signed) Mrs. M.J. McCollum, Shoals, N.C.
Anchor Shirting Prints1
all the best colors,
fie values -UMid
Light nnd dark Per
cales, 3C Inches wide.
12 values . .7
Ginghams for Aprons,
blues and browns, 7c
values ...5
Voiles in fancy Silk
stripes nnd all tho
now and wanted col
ors, 25c values . . 19
Shantung Silks, all
good colors, 29e val-
Tdstled'own 36 - in?1x
bleached musUn, 8c
values
Hemmed Bed Spreads,
gopd size, assorted
patterns, $1.39 values
t 9g
Colonial Crash Towel
ing, lS-Inch wide, 10c
values 7 M: J
I'liinia for lleiilMon I'oxlof f Ice.
nUNlSO.V. la . Feb. K.-iSicclal.)-Tho
drawings from the offlco of the stipervls
Inc architect at vushlngton City, which
have been shown tho prospective bidders
hero iif the $30,000 new postofflce build.
R
esinol
heals skin humors
THERE is no need of suffering
from eczema, ringworm, tet
ter or other itching, burn
ing, unsightly eruption. With,
the first use of Resinol Ointment
and Soap, the itching and burning
stop, and healing begins. After
Resinol has quickly removed tho
last trace of the troubleReslnol
Soap for toilet and bath will usual
ly keep the skin clear and healthy.
Keep Down the High Cost of Living
Trade at Hayden's for Groceries and Save From 25 to 50
On Your Housekeeping Expenses
Resinol Is not an experi
ment. For 18 years it has
been a doctor'a prescription
and household remedy for
kin eruptions, pimples, dan
druff, burns, sores, piles, etc.
Resinol Ointment, (50c and
$1) and Resinol Soap (25c)
old by all druggists. For
ample of each, write to
Dept. 17-B, Resinol Cheat.
Co., Baltimore, Md.
Resinol soothes and heals
chapped faces and hands.
SHE TALKED ABOUT IT.
A Vty trood thin? to do. esnenisllr land MIet II. T. it. Uruacliert ,,r t.,w,i.
when It was her' own doctor that he j fcui vtvw him.
tmued with. She wanted to know about , , - ,,
Ilall Hair Kenewor for falling lialr, i u;itii. Mioottiii;
i 43uruff, and for promoting growth of i pains In the cheat requlrn quick treat
ise iiair. .-sow sue Is going to use It, .unit lake Or KIiik h New DIcoeri i
u isaT every t-onutience In It. Jso loi ife and me relur &t)c jho For ml.
tjlorlug uf tLu Laii, not lu tho IeaL : jualou inug C'o.-Adwrtiacuunt.
Send us a trial ordor NOW for
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THIS is the ideal whiskey for the home
rich, pure, delicious guaranteed to
please in every way or your money back.
Insist On Bottled-in-Bond
Be particular in your selection avoid
blends and compounds and remember
there Is only one way you can be SURE
of getting absolutely pure, straight whis
key and that is to insist on BOTTLED-IN-BOND.
That's What We Offer You
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Whiskey shipped in strong, sealed
case direct from distillery to you and
all It costs you is $3.20 for FOUR full
quarts express paid by us.
There Is No Question
about a whiskey like this you KNOW it
is good and pure the U. S. Government's
official Green Stamp over the cork is your
assurance that it is bottled-in-bond, fully
aged, full 100 proof and full moasure.
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Blends and compounds can be had any
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KnekiMd And. rt to for tlch a! FOUR fall
qutrt bottlu of lljnr rrlTsto Stock Bottlod-ln-Bond
Wktl.T cidfm ptld par your offer. It
Uuudrratood that U tills vhliktr l aot found
npreMDtpd and aatlatactory to m In rrarr aar. It
mar ba returned at jour aipaata tad to? tin 1 t-,
b promptly rarundad, M1C6
22 lbs. -best -granulated sugnr ..91.00
48-lb. nocks best hlsli Kiado Diamond
II flour, nothing finer for bread,
pies or cakes, .per sack 91.10
10 bars Heat 'Km AH, Diamond C or
, Lenox soap f 25c
6 barn lilectrlc Spark or I'earl White
soap '. " '. ..35o
5 bars Ivory soap 19o
10 lb.. best white' or' yellow cornnieal
for 17Ho
10 lbs best rolled breakfast oatmeal
for , 2So
6 lbs. best hand picked navy beans SSo
6 lbs. fancy Japan rice, 10c quality,
at 25o
Tho domestic macaroni, vermicelli or
Hpafthettl, pk&. 7V4
S cans oil or mustard sardines ..25c
K. V. corn flakes, pkff 5o
Tho best soda or oyster crnckers, lb.
at 6VSo
Cirapo-NutB, pkg lOo
Yeast Koniu, pk,'. 3o
7 lbs. best bulk laundry bturch . .liau
1- 11). cans assorted soups 7V&0
lello or jellycon, pkff 7VaO
2- lb. cans fancy sweet sugar corn 5c
"-crown imported figs', lb 12Vso
Pint Jars pure strained honey . .250
The best tea Mf tines, lb 10c
Golden Santos coffee, lb 25c
EQOS, EOOS, EQQS.
The best Btrlctlj fret"h egs, from the
country, guaranteed, per dozen 20o
The best creamery butter, carton or
bulk, lb 37o
The best dairy butter, lb 08o
Good dairy butter, lb 25o
Full cream Vlslonslll cheese, lb. 20o
Extra Special Box Apple Sala.
1 bushel boxes fancy Missouri Pippins
--fiom .Monterey, t-uno.. no . i.uu
1 bushel boxes fanry Yakima Valley
Jonathan apples, for 91.50
Fancy Hlack Ling Apples, pcck..23o
The Greatest Vogretablo Market In
the West for the People.
16 lbs. Hod Hlvcr Kurly Ohio pota
toes l5o
12 lbs. good cooking apples 20c
12 lbs. fancy black twig eating ap
ples 25c
Fresh Kpluach, peck 15c
Fresh beets, carrots, turnips, rad
ishes or shallots, :, hunches for 10c
Fancy Into Dutch cabbage, lb. ...lo
Old beets, carrots or turnips, lb. lo
Two bunches fresh parsley 5o
Two heads fresh leaf lettuce 5o
Large head lettuce, per head 6o
Three largu soip bunches lOo
Fancy ripo tomatoes, lb ..10o
15 lbs. Itcd Globe onions 15o
Largo g'rapo fruit, each 6o
7 Crown Imported figs 13ao
Hallowe'en dates, lb 7Ho
Fancy Highland navel oranges, frea
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The Greatest rish and Meat Market
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Fresh Fish for Wednesday.
Fresh Halibut, per lb 15o
Fcrsh Pickerel, per lb. ., 15o
Fresh Pike, per lb ; l5o
l'Tesh White Fish, per lb 15o
Fresh Salmon, per lb. . . . 15o
l'resh Herring, per lb. Go
Fresh Smelts, per lb 16c
I'odflhli, salt, per lb ,..10o
Mackerel, each 20o, 15c, lOo
Lake White Fish, lb 7Vfco
Finnan Huddle, lb 12Ho
Fresh Hulk Oysters, quart 35o
Solid meat, no wnter.
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