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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1913)
20 TIIE BEE: OMAIL. SATURDAY, MARCH P, 1013. 1 VEGETABLE PRI0ES STEADY Meat prices Qo Up One Cent, with Putter About the Same. SUQAEi IS NOW SOME CHEAPER Apple kre I'lrntlfnl, ullh I.llllr In- cllrntUrm Alny that Thcr Will ChcBpir Dnrinx Thin Spring. He That deaJprs In foodstuff ore not belnc frightened by the high cost of. living In vestigating committee might bo attested from the fact that grocer-loo aro nrac-. tlcally on tlo name scale of prices this week aa lastA and meat prices have ad vanced a cent. The larger dealers In groceries are still contending that the small merchants In the outskirts of the city are responsible for the high prices, while those grocers aro in turn pointing the accusing finger to the commission 'and produco men. nutter and omrs are on the same level as a week ago, the best butter bctng sold by the larger grocery dealers at 37 ocnta a pound and by the smaller ones around 40 and 42 cents, while eggs nre univer sally around the 20-cent mark, nutter on 'the Elgin market went up H-oent. but local grocers nay the effect will be slight on the retail price here. Olhcr commodities, such as sugar, cof feo and flour, remain practically at the name figure. The larger dealers are re tailing sugar at twenty-two pounds for Jl. -while the smaller ones are getting 1 for eighteen pounds. Green coffee has de clined ?4 cent, but the benefit -will come only to the roasters, who are said really to bo the only great profit getters from the bean. Vegetable Prices HoM. . Fruits and vegetables also are selling at I figures which obtained n week ago. Grapefruit, which liasf come into such I great demand within the laet few weeks, has raised In price. The advance so far 'amounts to 35 cents a box and single truits are selling at 5, VA, 8V4 ard 10 cents a piece. Restaurantcurs 'realize the great est profit on grapefruit, buying them at less than 5 cents each and selling them at 10 cents for a half of a small one, the customer having to pay :300 to 400 per cent for the work of cutting them In two and sprinkling sugar on them. Ap Iplcs are selling around 20 and 26 cents a 'full peck at the largo groceries and 30 cents a dozen at the smaller stores. Albert King, manager of Haydcn nros.' grocery department says apples are plentiful, but will not become .cheaper because the email grocers hold up the price and lessen the demand. Kggplanta are 10 cents each and cu cumbers are 15 cent. Shaltots, beets, car rots, turnips and radishes are selling three bunches for a dime. Cranberries sell' two quarts for 15 cenla. Colery re tails two stalks for a nickel. Cauliflower may be had at 7& cents a head. Small grocers are getting 20 cents for It CLUB DIRECTORS FAVOR BOND ISSUE FOR PARKS A bond Issue of 11.000,000 for parks and public playgrounds was endorsed by the board of directors of Carter Lake club at a meeting Thursday night in the of fice ot Krank I Weaver, president of the club. "We make this endorsement as citizens and not as the Carter Lake club." said one director. "We believe the bill in the legislature giving Omaha cltltens the power to vote this much money for parks and public playgrounds ought to pass," Those Interested In this bill aro making a united and strenuous effort to force Its passage. Practically all the Improvement clubs In the city have endorsed It. NEBRASKA SOCIETY IS ORGANIZED AT 'FRISCO A Nebraska Society of California ban been organized with the object of exploit VK the state of Nebraska at the Panama Pacific exposition. The society has chosen Francis Kuhl president, C. V. Simpson vice president and J. N. Shrevo Secretary. The society Is busy with plan for the entertainment of the large num ber of Nebraskans who are expected to visit Ban Francisco during the exposition. Many a Suffering- -Woman Drags herself painfully through her , dally tasks suffering from backache, headache, nervousness, and loss of sleep, . not knowing her Ills are due to kidney I and bladder troubles. Foley Kidney Pills will help any form of kidney or bladder trouble, any backache, rheumatism, urlo add poisoning or Irregular kidney action J They are strengthening, tonto and cura I tlve, and contain no habit forming drugt . No one who suffers from kidney and bladder trouble can afford to overlook jroiey money mis. or saie oy all deal ers everywhere. Advertlsment Best 1 for S Boys I Armed Negro Holds Up Chinese Place II we could place a pair of our Boys' Shoes In your bands and show you Just why our shoes are best, we know you would buy no other. s TEEL HOD HOES It Is to your Interest to Know, so bring the boy In tomorrow and lot us tell you about theso famous little shoes. We guarantee them to outwear two palrB of ordinary boys' Shoes. Boyo i to 5.. 82.50 Little Gents', lo to at 82.00 Drexel A heated discission of Dr. Sun Tat Fen's reign In China was suddenly broken lp -early yesterday, when n negro inned with a long revolver appeared at A'lng Tnng's place, iSt North Twelfth itreot. "Shell out," ordored the negro. Twenty Chinese In the place Immedl itely produced their wealth. One bravo produced more he dug up a gun and be am. iu anuwi hi mr iniruuer. wnen me police arrived 122 North Twelfth street as in a very confused state, to eav thn least, and pennies, nickels and dimes were found scattered all over, where the ncgr.T ad thrown them ns he retreated. George Brandeis Buys Paxton Home on West Dodge George lirandels, who recently cam i from Chicago to take over the manage ment of tho nrandels stores, has boUKht the Paxton home In Falracrcs. Ho paid Mrs. Saxe, formerly Mrs. Paxton, an amount around $16,000 for the property, negotiating tile deal through A. P. Tukcy & Son. Mr. and Mrs. Brandeis will ake porsesMon of the homo at once and alter It to suit their purposes. Tho Paxton home In Falracres Is one of tho show places of Omnha. It has about flvo acres of ground situated on Wct Dodge street. Martin Reum's Meat & Fish Market Fresh, Smoked, Salt Meats and Live Fish Phone Douglas 1640. 216 SO. FIFTEENTH ST. COUNTRY DRESSED HENS-pound 14c PORK ROAST-pound 11VV HINDQUARTER MUTTON pound , 8V2C FOREQUARTER MUTTON-pound 6Y2C MUTTON STEW 8 pounds for 25c LEAN BAOON-pound 15c Ultimately RED-MAN THE DOMINANT 2 FOR 25 OENT COLLARS. Why Not Now? KAIlli & WILSON. MAKI2HB. Pig Pork Roast, Lb. 1 0!c FJtKSli DUKSSKI) CHICKENS 15'4d 8TKKH POT HOAST .10. 9 YOUNG VEAIj CHOP. .12 YOUNO VKAIi IIOA8T .HVtd VWAt LAMH LEGS .. -10d JjAMii chops, :t mis. for K 25 IjAMII STISH', fl I1B8. FOR A. 25J STKKR PORTERHOU8U 8TKAK 14.. NO. 1 IJACON 14 22 lbs. Best Sugar 91.00 48 lbs, Ilcst 13 ran J b of Flour 1.10 3 lnrge cans Salmon or TonvatoeH 25o 8 Oil or Mustard Sar dines ..3So 10 bars D. C or B.-'K-A. Honp for 3So Pkg. Creomory llutter for 38a 26c Butterlne, 2-lb. roll 40o 3 cans of largo Pet Milk for 23o 26c Pancake flour, ( o 1 (I Dust, Oats, It u in f o r d Paklng Powder or Snlder'a Catsup 180 Co Hplcos or Toilet Boap, 3 for 10a tfi Matches or Tooth Picks, 2 for 6a 26c can Mackerel or Kippered Herring lBo Dried AppIch or Figs at 7o Ijnrge Prunes or PencheH 10a 10c Fancy Prunes,. 5o S-tle Brooms 33o Ak-Snr-Ben Coffee 30o N. V. White or Colore J Kull Cream Cheese . ib. 32a COAL! COAL! COAL! FUBLIO MARKET SPECIAL 83.00 CHEROKEE XTOT, THE COAX. THAT COKES SB. SO BPADRA, ARKANSAS HABD COAX. 99.00 FBOHFT DELrVERT. SATISFACTORY SERVICE. PUBLIC MARKET Tr GREAT FLOUR SALE Wo Must Sell BOO Sacks of Hour In 10 Days. Sunkist, Furitap, Blue Bell, $ lU Gilmm'sGoldMidill Pride of Omaha Best Sugar, 22 lbs $1.00 Strictly Fresh Eggs, guaran teed, from Blair, Neb., per dozen "Oc Quaker Oats, 2 pkgs. for. ,15c Unoeda Biscuits, 3 pkgs. for.lSc Fels Nantha Soap, 6 bar8..i!5o Regular 25c package Kamo Pancake Flour lOe Many other specials. Wo deliver promptly. Dundee de liveries Monday. m L. ROSENBLUM Batter Orooerles Tor X.ess Money. 808 N. 16th. 16th and Burt. Doug-las eaea. Ask for oar Weekly Pries Balls tin p Free Six Kinds of 1 f "" Biscuits 1 Try Sunshine Biscuits now at I our expense no obligation at- 1 atr-A tached. Mail the coupon 1 Sltel for Free "Surprise.-V I M ' iiw,?3i,'iM",,w,,'l',',',',,,M,'y,'l'illM EIilti7Megi7TTTWyyMibiti The Sunshine Matinee Bis cuit is extra-tempting. Cri3p and sweetpned just a bit. Good as good can be. Your grocer knows. jJlSCUTT (pMPANT tickers of Sunshine Biscuits Loots -Wile Bitcak Coapuy, 0mia, Nib. Please send mo my FREE "Surpriia ! Box" of assorted Sunshine Biscuits. Nimi I Address. Oroctr'a Nim.. ......... : 1 1 Addf (( Pay Cash, Sivi Miny The first of every month brings many new customers, people who have been buying on time and puyluir whatever their butcher cared to charKe. Don't be a lazy shopper. Don't depend on others to do what YOU should do jtiurBolf, HuyltiK b 'phone puts you entirely at the mercy of others. Reason It out for yourself I buy1 at lowest market prices In quantity. I sell for cash, save deliv ery expenses and have no loan on bad accounts. Therefore, I can sell you XXTTXX meats at LOWBX prlcej than credit dealers, livery week 1 buy lance quantities, net better bur rains and give you tho benefit. Cash does It. START VOW I PAT CASH. Get better quality "We make and specialize lu Horns Our4 Rams and Bacon, Hom Ben aerea Lard and all kinds of Homo Made Sausages. We know them to bo the very best on tho Omaha market, WXI DBXSB OTJTJB OW1T OKZOKSIKS Jos. Bath's Gash Market Tel. Don. 6384. 1931 Tarn am St. Dr. Ralph W. Connell vindicates certified milk City Health commissioner gires results f February tests 1 What 'Dr. Connell Says of Arwood Milk Number of samples taken 1- Tho hlichest bacteria count. -.0.000 Tho lowest bacteria count . .-'.500 The average bacteria count, 8,000 inchest butter rat 4.t Lowest butter fat 3.8 Averago butter fat 4.1 All tnese tents, witu one excep tlon, and that Is the 40,000 bacteria, r nn form to thn rule covornintr cer- tirtMl milk, with this exceDtlon of 40.000 which puts It out of the ritrtiriMi class, navnrtneiess hub shows It to be a very fine qual ity of milk. These testa were made between February 1 and 26. What Dr. Connell Says of Freisland Milk Samples taken 12 llltllDQl Oi .1 h . . . . 1Q, VVV JUoweat oacteria count i.oou Average bacteria count 6,700 HlKhest butter fat 4.2 Lowest butter fat 3.5 Average butter fat 3,8 This certified mllK rnoTra up excellent so far as the bacteria count is concerned. The butter far Is a little below the standard. namely 4, but aa a whole will come under the certified class ana shows excellent quality of milk. These tests were made between February 1 and 26. 'I am pleased to see that Omaha can secure and is securing certified milk," writes Dr. Connell Both Arwood and Freisland Milk is de limed Eyerywhere by the ALAMITO Sanitary Dairy Co. Douglas 411. It's imitated-thereforeit must be model bread Tip-Top Bread Made in the most complete, sanitary bakery in the state. It's so good that no other bakery can equal it and many are now imitating it. There's only one ... , . . m. rr i t 1 1 I I? . lip-lop quality and that is in lip-lop oread wnoiesome, aencious, pure. Wrapped in Sanitary Paper Always Good-Always Pure See Tip-Top Bread in the model store at the "Made-in-Nebraska" Show IT'S THE MODEL BREAD 0) CO I o I J Spring Millinery Opening... Wo take pleasure In announc ing our spring millinery ex hibit. The assortment Is large and varied and the season's lat est styles are to be found When you see our showing you will be convinced that such quality cannot be duplicated at such low prices. No cards. Carnations given to every lady attending open In?. O'Connor & Emblem 21 CoritJnental Block. Over Berg Clothing. Take Elevator nt 15th Street Entrance. I Get good servants your home life will be more happy The housewife wKo is in need of a servant always looks over the want ads of The Bee she is certain she will get the right kind of a servant if she acoepts one through The Bee. For the same reason because she knows she will get the best she uses The Bee to advertise for a cook, a maid, or any other servant. If you need an employe, phone your ad to Tyler 1000 AMUSU31ENTS. "OkuzA'8 ruxr center" Sally Mat., lS-aB-SOo XTffs., 15-35-60-750 That Bora-rira Oloom Olspslisr. GAY MASQUERADERS EXTRAVAQAJTEA A WD VAUDEVH.LH HUrloul7 Funnr. "The t Wlaowi." Int.r tinted bj Scinloo & Adunt. Countau Hiiwlr Von ilutller nd Die Betutr Cborus. &adls' Dims Matlnts Today "Worth Climbing ths Hill" Mat., lOo 6-10-SOo on Vaude- Tlll lneludea The BoneacUl Troup : Loeaa A IKilon; uarcr; ritwniu m Fbtlpa; Corrljio'i Trained OoU; Soott A Wilton; HippoKope rictnrti. rrom a to B at 7 and tw vt eM was tg ww On Soufflss Bt. at 18th Hyton BZ770 DXOUB SOA9 SHOW . iL' bally BOYD THEATER TOOTOHT AX.Ii THIS WEEK 7opnlar2Cat. Wednesday A Saturday EVE Z.ANO The Host Powerful Play THE THIRD DEOREB Hext Week, llaroh 9th THE RETURW OP EVE KrugTheater Matinee Today, 8:30 Hlcht, 8)30 GIRLS FROM RENO Vrlie Walts Contest ETery ?r fonnenoe OPKTRT STORE -TORiaKT. ZiATtXES' DAXZ.T SZICS SCATZHSB rut Two Performances of ORPHEUM ROAD SHOW Matinee Today, 3:10. x&te Early Gar tain Baturday ITUrht, SUO Sharp. Next Weeki Ous Sdwards and His Bony ju Tlew of 1913. BRANDEIS THEATER This Afternoon Tonight and Sanday Hlght ADKIiAlUK THURSTON In Her Best Play THK IiOVK AFFAIR, TRKDE MARK HtO . -rj v u s. patent orr ice BE M m STEAM BAKING CO. Coming1 Ward and Vokas empress; . nAMTIMIIAII PKRrORUANOI 10 I WsleSslsiMlllai mieHe FAMILY THEATRE -"i:oroViIv'."l rHjHHBcS0HsiRyj LVSSSssssssssbBE