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TIIK BKK: OMAHA, TIiniSDAV, APRIL 17, 101.1
visiting nurses kept busy ; Real Dope on Lucrece Borgia
Expounded by Ignatius D. Boob
Have Cared for Many Since the Tor
nado Struok Omaha.
ANSWER TO OVER 700 CALLS
Jacobs Hall Dispensary linn Ilrrn n
Dnsr Place More Attention
Will Now nc raid to
Tnbcrcnloaln Work.
Bh.ce the tornado the nurses of th
Visiting Nurse association have taken
care of eighty-four Injured, made lS
visits and answered over "00 calls In con
nectlon with Jacob Hall dispensary.
Immediately after the summons for help
wiui sounded after the tornado, all of the
available local nurses belonging to the
oriranlzatlon went Into service and some
worked the entire night of the tornado.
The following morning an extra force
arrived from nearby towns and since
then these have been relieved with other
volunteers from other places.
Mist Lillian Stuff was In charge of the
local work and had the Red Cress asso
ciation at her call. She did not deem It
necessary, however, to go outside of the
utate for help, although several delega
tions arrived from lowa of their own free
will.
Bandaging and hdmlnlsterlng medicines
did not take in all the duties that they
performed, for In many Instances all that
waa needed was human sympathy ex
pressed to some nerve-shntterod Individ
ual who needed nothing else.
More attention will now be paid to the
tuberculosis work of the dispensary.
Seven Persons Fill
House with Goods
of Relief Station
Enough articles secured from the re
lief station to start a (?errtment store
were found In a home on West Daven
port street yesterday afternoon when a
committee of women relief workers, ac
companied by Police Officer Sam Morris,
went out to Investigate the case.
A married son was found to be living
with his parents. There were seven per
sona In the two families. The seven took
turns In going to the relief station to
ask for supplies. Once or twice when
members of the family were questioned
about the supplies that were being sent
to the family they loudly protested that
they were In great need.
Through the requisitions made out for
the various members of the 'lucky seven
they accumulated four beds, two cots,
and a sanitary couch, besides four
tprlnm, twelve mattresses, ten blanket,
fifteen comforters, fourteen pillows, I
lourtcen pillow cases and six sheets. :
They had great quantities of groceries'
that wore Issued to them from the relief
station; kitchen utensils enough to start
a hotel and stoves to start n hardware
store Reference to the card list at the
ilef station showed that the Union Pa
lflo Ilallroad company hod given the
family J2S0. and that the Ancient Order
of United Workmen lodgo hod given
them $30. The relief committee nlso paid
the rent of the family for one month.
F. I. KlUck, assistant director of re
lief, said no action would be taken
ngainst the family. He also said he did not
believe any effort would be made to re
cover the goods.
RALSTON RELIEF FUND
CONTINUES TO GROW
Tho Ralston relief fund continues to
Brow, 1273.90 being added Tuesday:
Previously acknowledged Sll.171.27
A lumber dealer 6.U0
Hugo F. muz, nth ana Douglas.. 10.00
The Pantorlum, 152 North Twenty-fourth,
South Omaha 15.00
ji. tr. xoiis, mayor, Biaiioru, Kan. VI. uo
Ut ay or D. W. Parks, Hampton, la. 8 .00
Mayor D. B. Toogood. Marcus, la, 44.40
Mayor L. L. Rebman. Okemah.
Okl 9.00
Iyman Sand Co., Deel Rldg 10,00
Km pi re tirldgo Co K.oo
lid J. Water 2.00
Wilson & Warren . 6.uo
Fordyce Lumber Co., Pordyce,
Ark 20.00
Freeman Smith Lumber Co.. Mill.
vllle, Ark , 25.00
Mayor O. Tips, Runge, Tex 38. 60
WS HA SA
HA SAi
( mzu Jtovxxz (xess ha say
BY IGNATIUS D. IIOOR.
Before anything further Is said, be It
known that this Is written by the offlco
low-brow. Get me?
All right, nurse, shoot'
Somewhere In the rafters of tho
Orpheum theater Is a conglomeration of
choice French words, propelled there by
the voice of doubly-capltallied Divine
Sarnh. In the sub-cellar there prances,
figuratively speaking, several hundred
htrcuscs, or In other words, considerable'
few aegagrusvs, or, as they say In Iiox
Hutte county, a flock of the genus capra
of the family Rovldnc. Some folks, too,
might designate, them as nannies, an
goras, or Just plain goats.
I got thero Monday night Just as Rltly
Byrne hung up the S. R. O. Hlgn and I
got some. That's how I got next
It was when tho guy with tho Desperate
Desmond look camo out and said, "ska
toosh", or something, to Sarah, that I
first noticed tho laxity of Jaw muscles
and got hep to the goat thing. Then
when Dauntless Durham camo out and
tore his hair, of courso t saw tho plot
right away. You see, Sarah, she played
the part of the Missis, and the Desmond
fellow, he was the Pa.
They were talking about the Rourke's
getting Homo, and the Missis, she says
to Pa, In French. "I'll bet Omaha cops
the pennant sure this year." (That's
right, because I could tell by tho way the
high-brows In the audience clapped.)
Pa, he being the vllllun In tho play,
was a Denver fan, and right off he
started to boost this Grizzly pitcher,
Ramey, He's Just telling about him be
ing the only real spltter in the circuit
when the Dauntless Durham guy chips
in.
You see, young Durham, he's a Rourko
fan, too, and ho sides with his maw. As
soon as he begins to tell about Thonmson
hlttlnc .300 the highbrows !n tho boves
started clapping again, so I knew that
I had the lay sized up right
Well, the old man, seeing that thero
Is two of them against him, gets dis
gusted, and, after offering to hot a mil
lion frnnc on Denver, he throws the kid
a sack full ot money and tells htm (In
French) to go and buy a season ticket,
If he wants to, ho don"t glvo a darn.
Then he hnuls It off the stage nnd goes
out with some soldiers to see what tho
Cubs nrc doing.
The Missis and the kid talk for a llttlo
whllo about tho team and then they
suddenly remember that the Rourkes Just
got In from Oklahoma City, and tho kid,
hu hikes out to sea If they look as good
as the papers said. Thu Missis, she's
got the lumbago, or something, and can't
go too. so she Just sits down on a chair
and feels bad about it
That's all thoro Is to this Lucrece
Horgla play. It was a squeeze play at
that, for going out, a fellow told me It
was only tho last act of a extra Inning
presentation.
Well, where the goat part of It comes
In Is this. A lot of peoplo went thero
nnd they couldn't mako out the wop talk
of It They thought, because It was .all
In French, It was something hlghbrowy,
nnd thoy didn't think of nny natural
subjects like base ball. If they had,
thero'd bo a lot moro common people
that saw the D, Sarah, satisfied. But
at that, she was there with the motions,
and say, she had a wlndup that looked
llko a swing on now hinges.
French Is some lingo when It Is ap
plied to base ball, and every fan should
know some. And It comes in handy,
too, at a 12 show.
General Eelief Fund
Now $231,549 and
Still More Coming
Previously reported....
Through Omaha Dally
Through Omaha Daily
Cltlctt, Pcabody &. Co.,
Citizens of Madison. 8,
Citizens of Wood River,
Ht. Mary's Avenue
wat,
News....
Heo
Chicago.
D
Congrega
tional Sunday school.
St. Mary's Avenue Congrega-
tlonal church.
Through Workl-Herald
D2I.15
203.71
591. ai
200.0)
G2.30
31.50
17.00
100.00
7H.5S
Total 1231,549.76
Total.
.$11,415.17
CORMACK FUNERAL TO
BE THURSDAY MORNING
The funeral of Thomas Cormack will
be held from the residence, 1651 Bt Mary'
avenue, at 6:45 a. m. Thursday morning
and from St Phllomena's church, Tenth
and William streets, shortly after V
a' m. Interment will be In Holy Sepul
cher cemetery.
Surviving the deceased is the widow,
Mrs. Mary A. Cormack of Omaha; a
brother, John of Lee, Mass,; a lister,
Mrs; Rose Shlme ot Springfield, Mass.;
a brother, William II. Cormack ol
Omaha, and a half-brother, George
Blake ot this city.
FLUSHING MACHINES TO
START OUT ON MAY FIRST
Street Commissioner Kugel will start
four flushing machines In tho residence
part of the city May 1, and will keep
them going sixteen hours a day through
out tho summer. "It's tho only way to
keep the streets clean," said tho commis
sioner, "and I have arranged to keep
thm going almost continually." Forty
White wings, "Individual block men,"
have been notified by the commissioner
of street cleaning to appear henceforth
In whllo uniforms. These men patrol the
streets and keep them clean, being as
signed to certain blocks. Auto drivers
will be Instructed to watch out for these
.workmen, who will not be held responsi
ble In case of accidents, because the
drivers are Biipposed to watch out for
and drive clear of them.
Dodge streets, she calmly lifted a cup of
steaming hot coffeo and hurled It with
fine deliberation and accurncy at the
classic features of a colored natron.
Being unable to glvo Judge Foster any
explanation of her actions she was ac
cordingly fined.
A Card. !
This Is to certify that all druggists are :
authorized to refund your money If
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound falls '
to cure your cough or cold. John Bernet
Tell, Wis., states: "I used Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound for five years, and It
always gives the best satisfaction and
always cures a cough or cold." Refuse
substitutes. For sale by all dealers
everywhere. Advertisement
HR0WS HOT COFFEE AND
IS FINED $10 AND COSTS
Tcna Robinson, charged with vagrancy,
diunkenness and disturbing the peace,
was fined 110 and costs In police court.
While Indulging In a midnight banquet
at the McCann restaurant. Ninth and
GATHERS TORNADO JUNK
AND IS RE-ARRESTED
B, Frtedel, 1817 North Seventeenth street,
who was arrested several days ago for
ptcklnp up Junk in the storm district,
was arrested on the same charge Tues
day evening and will be given a hearing
Thursday, Judge Foster spent some fif
teen minutes last week In trying to make
Preldel, who does not understand much
JSngtlsh. keep out of this territory. Fret
del said he would.
ATTEMPTS TO JUMP BOARD
BILL AND GETS HEAVY FINE
William Houston, who attempted last
week to Jump his board bill at the Pox
ton hotel, was fined $100 and ooits In
police court Wednesday morning. Rich
ard Kitchen of the Paxton appeared
against him.
Culls from the Wire.
Bills designed to regulate the hours
sad conditions of work of women and
children tn Pennsylvania have passed
the liouse of that state and are before
the senate.
Practically complete unofficial returns
from yesterday's primary in the First
Houlh Carolina district indicate the nom
lnatlon of It B. Whaiey to succeed the
late Congressman ueorge a. Legaree.
John Dunning, a mall clerk, on the Long
Island railroad was lassooed and
whipped out ot the door ot his car by a
wire trailing from a passing freight
train. He was dragged beside the train
ana paaiy injuria.
Illinois, have waived rights to immunity
said appeared before the April grand
lury. which Is investigating? the mjrrhu..
of $1,000,000 worth of voting machines for
use in me aiy ot vnicago.
Two bits of sea talk dear to the hearts
of all old salts were consigned to Davy
Jones' locker in an order issued by Sec
retary Daniels abolishing the designa
tions, "port" and "starboard." and re
placing tnem wita -ien" and "right.
OCEAN STRAMIIU4
AMUSKMKNTS.
HflWAVAfB T.TTW m.wmtB
1jQlJtjU27l. Mat., 16-aa-BOo
ro SU OKB SHORT WEEK
The Great Behman Show
EXTKAYAOAITZA AITS VAUDEVILLE
(Prof. Dope), Tho Watson Sisters. Fred
Wvonft Jtf n Tnnlf 0 1 ....... 11....... ,Vi. I
3jtvUa' Plm MUlnn Today.
KVTavtH mimi1nas 4Vti Will ft
Tabloid Musical Comedy
UX3AT UABT With KAB&T BHANTTOrT
ana Taxloab Chorus
TliTT.V an n tin i rr .nr. a m
. -IIU f iUU AA If tr. m.
Seats reserved at both performances
cvnry oveawg.
Itione
4 in
MAJttTIN BSOX Ori-ERS
Madame Sarah Bernhardt
And titr company ot twentjr.tlv pliyari Including
Mom. Lou Telltn (or Jla tfaya this waek
TODAY AXTliSJIOON AND SVBCTDTQ
THEODORA
Priday Pntdrs,
Vaudatllls Acts "And Thar LUed Happy K?ar
Attar," Joale llaather. Ursnntr and lladclltf,
Ignatius Cardoah, McMahon, Diamond A Clan
nice. Kdlaon's Talking Motion Plcturaa. Prlcea,
Mat., ite. 0c. lie, tl. Uox Beata, 11.(0. Klght.
tie. toe. IK, II.oo, ii.so. uox saata. 11.00.
FRENCH LINE
CMtpipia fienorale TransallanHaue
Tha BJ Day Rout
NEW YORK HAVRE PARIS
Direct Routt to Contlntnt
New, Urge, fast, turbine,
quadruple snd twin sore
mill stssmsrs
From New York. Thursdsys
La Touialne Apr, I, May 1.
U Lorraine Apt. 10. May I, May 29, July 10.
frinca (No)- Apr. 17. Mir IS. J urn J. June 26.
La Prortnce Apr. 4, May 22. Jons 19. July 17.
New.larft.quidrupleandtwlnscrew.
one class (II), cabin stssmsrs. Sup-
nor aarvicv. ropuisr prices.
I rem New York, Ssturdays
KocnanftVau Apr. 5. May 1, May It. July U
CUcago Apr. 12. May 10, junt 21. Aug. Z.
Niagara Apr. 26, May 24, J una 21.
CAN AD I AM SERVICE
Qusbso Havre Psrls
On Clsss (II) Cabin Stssmsrs
Ftatcat auamcn la Canadian iranutlaule tenke
Leave Qusbso
La Tovalne May 24, June 21.
Niagara July 19. Ag. 16.
Two captains oa tack stsasKr ol tola line Wlr.
leu tclexrapk, aabmarlns bell signals and erery
modern aalety appliance.
Maortcs W. Xoimlnskl dsn. West
era Agt 139 XT. Bsarborn Bt.,
Chicago, or any local Afsnt.
BRANDEIS THEATER
TOHXQKT AXL WEEK
UATXlfXB SATURDAY
BUNTY PULLS
THE STRINGS.
Jfeat Butu, Mon. A MDdsrn Bvs.
Don't Buy a Piano
Just Because the
Prise Looks Cheap
Krug Theater
Slat. Today, 0:30 Bight, 8(30
WATSON'S BEEF TRUST
Oucss The Combined Weight of the
Chorus
Ladlss' Dally Sims Matins
A poorly made piano i;
clear at any price.
What you want is an in
strument that is built to give
you lasting satisfaction. .
Wo can't afford to sell you
my other but good quality
)ianos for the reason that we
guarantee every buyer here
absolute satisfaction with
the purchases they make.
It's this fact that has caused
the rapid growth of our
piano department and is
greatly increasing our out
put each year.
27 different standard makes
For your selection, headed by
the world famed
Knabe Pianos
Wo can give you the most
piano quality for the least
price because we own the in
struments we offer buy for
cash, direct from the factory,
thus saving you all agents'
and middlemen's profits.
Our April Sale
of Used Pianos
offers tho buyer price advan
tages you'll find it hard to
equal in any other store in
tho land. All theso pianos
have been thoroughly over
hauled and aro in Al condition.
1 Steinway at $275
Hi Cnni rrvhihit nil -the Week of
a iiviiiiai ssiw wajvviui mmmn a a o m - - - - - -
Quality Goods and Pur Food
1 Steger at $150
1 Emerson at $175
1 Chickering & Son . .$125
1 Weiler at . . . ... $140
1 Hoffman Bros., at. . $150
1 Hobort M. Cable at $150
1 Hardman at $150
1 Voso & Sons at $125
1 Kimball at $125
1 Hamilton at $100
1 Bohning at $75
1 A. Gray at $50
Special other snaps offered
in this sale.
TERMS OP PAYMENT
Several other snaps offer
ed in this sale.
Don't be without a piano.
Get the most at the price.
HAYDEN'S
Tel. Douglas 2600
THE PURPOSE
Henry van Dyke says:
" Thm pntpoi mf iurne
1$ not only to mrrlv at tho
goal, hut to find onjoymont
on tn way. "
That describee (ha White Star
Itomlnloa Canadian, Berate by
the ptctnrtaqae. landlocked bt
lAwrence rente to Karepe.
Frena Montreal & Quebee
IT TSS
Largest Canadian Liners
Atk tho noarott Agont
for PmrllcuUrt
WHITE ITftlt" DOMINION
LINE HIKTRIM.
BOYD THEATER
TONIGHT. ALL WEHJC.
Matins Wsdnssday, Saturday
XJLBT TWO WEEKS Or THE SEAJJOW .
EVA LANG in
EAST LYNNE
ITEXT WEEK X.AST WEEK
MOBODTS WIDOW.
Bests ars now on sals for both weeks.
empress:
. CONTINUOUS CI a.
' VtJ)vm Bls.rts.sll
n n fa. v at na ava
null w ruriTtr " " ,.TI T 1
i nssibi niMiini. riiUTUPLATa
lMH CftWteld-TKtf'l
101
t Corner Madison and Lo&tlle Sts.,
Chicago, or Local Agents.
RED-MAN
Sold from
Green Boxes
Only.
2 FOR 25 CTS
A NEW STYLE
IN ALL GOOD STORES THIS WEEK
EARL & WILSON
MAKERS OF TROY'S BEST PRODUCT.
Classes in household ccoiv
omlcs all over the city are
taking special Interest In
tho pure food doconstratlons
in tho bnsemcnt at Haytlcn'c
Nearly every department is
offering special bargains
offerings in quality goods,
both special displays and val
ues will be found interesting
Surprising Values in Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts
New Lots from our big purchase
best that we have offered in this
TAILORED SUITS-Made
to sell to $25.00 M 95
and $30.00, at $11
$H0.00 Handsome Suits in
Bedford Cords, English
Suitings, Diagonals and
Fancy tSerges, como in a
good line of colors and
plain white, all sizes 14 to
48; 50 Bulgarian Blouse
styles in the lot, your choice
SIP
to sell at $18 to $22.50. 44 ft 50
choice at w
In splendid assortment of most
desirable styles, colors and ma
terials. You'll be delighted
with these values.
Children's Pretty Wash Dresses,
made to sell at $1.00, in ging
hams and percales, both light
and dark colors, all sizes to 14
years,' at 49c
i J
HI nl M
that surpasses even the
j t .. , i
great vaiue-giving saie
TAILORED SUITS Made
to sell at $35.00 (AC
to $45.00, at
Ovor 200 beautiful, new
suits, nearly all samples, in
Silks, Corded Bengalines,
Bodfords, Diagonals and
other much wanted fabrics,
broad assortment of plain
and fancy colorings, such
suits usually so.ld at $40.00
nnd $45.00, ohoice
$25
NEW DRESS SKIRTS One
big lot greatly under- 495
priced, at
The newest weaves in greys,
navy, tans, black and fancy,
regular and extra sizes, val
ues you'll acknowledge very
superior.
Long Silk Kimonos, made to
sell regularly at $5, in Thurs
day's sale at 2.95
Special Display of Quality Goods in Notion Dept. I
. m omo m H1 WW - 1 SaU
Special Demonstration and Sale of Several Lines xnis wees.
Wilson Dress Fastener
Tho very best fastener yet
produced; ask about -J A
them; price IUC
Naid Dress Shields, in every style and size,
on special sale all this weeH.
High Grade Wash Goods
Tho largest, the best selected stock, tlie finesi
goods and tho lowest priced.
Untitles Novelties made In Manchester, England,
worth up to J2.50 yard SI. 50
Another Manchester line, worth ?2, at yd. 1 25
Imported Ratines ..$1,00 85 75d 590 254
Come to Hayuen a for Ratines.
Printed Voiles, printed novelties, new Bulgarian
printing, newest out, at yard 383
Silk striped Voiles, Silk striped Poplins, Silk stripe
silk and mercerized novedtles, all at one price 255
Datlstes, organdies, dimities, lawns and all kinds ol
Printed novelties ..12V4t 15S 18e and 253
Wo call special attention to our famous line of ger
uino IrlBh dimities now on sale at, yard..25
Samples free on application. Mall orders filled
promptly and selections made carefully.
The Perfect Waist A per
fect hose supporter and
waist combined for
children; during sale
The Victoria Pleater A per
fect pleater, does splendid
work, simple and Q&fk
most efficient, at. . . .fcww
The Popular Newport Garters $1 style this
week at 49c 50c style this weeic at sou
19c
Thursday Spicials Domestic Riont
Hope Muslin, 36 inch wide, 10c values 7VzU
Standard 72x90 seamless linen finished
sheets, good muslin, 69c values 59c
Pillow cases, 42x36 muslin, 12 Vtc value, at ..lOd
Qenulno Renfrew Oil Boiled Colored Table Damask,
62-inch wide, yard .492
Percales, good patterns and colors, 12 values,
at ji
Crepe, fancy colors for kimonos, 18c values 12J
Shirting Madras, fancy stripes, 19c values ..15c
Ginghams, plaids, checks, stripes, 12 c values.,
at -8i
Black Sateen, 30-lneh wldo, 18c values ...12ti
Striped Voiles or Poplins, good colors, 2 Be values,
at 15e
Prints, perfect goods, gray, blue, black and whites,
6c values 52
You'll Not Wonder That the Women Grow Enthusiastic
Over our Hats when you see and price the
beautiful, authentic styles we're showing at
from $1.98 up to $25.00
Four Large Groups of Trimmed Hats, in fine
hemps, milans and hair braids, beautifully
trimmed, values to $10.00, on sale
at . . . .$1.98, $2.95, $3.95 and $5.00
Artifical Flowers
Untrimmed Shapes
To $2.50 values, in
milans, hair and
hemp braids,
Values to $1.00, big
assortment for your
selection, QQa
on sale waC
Specials in Furniture
Odd Pieces of Mahogany Furniture.
Mahogany Chiffoniers, extra large, ?32.50 to $37.00
values, on sale S17.50
Mahogany Chiffoniers, large slie, $22.60 to $30.00
values, to close S15.00
Odd Mahogany Dressers, choice $15.00
Odd Mahogany Library Tables , S15.00
3-plece Mahogany Parlor Suites, all leather uphol
stered, up from S18.00
Round Top Dining Tables, 6-foot extension, special
bargain, up from 812.50
Pullman lied Davenports, at, np from . .S22.50
Price Savings and Quality satisfaction a certainty tn
buying here.
White Goods Specials
For Thursday
Heavy weight Piques and Bedford Cords,
worth to 50c yard 25c
Sheer Marquisettes and plain Voiles, worth
to $1.00 yard 5Qe
Assorted colored Ramies, pure flax, extra
wide, $1.25 values, yard 75c
Flaxons, Luna Lawns and Dimities, match
less values, yard jgc
Thursday 4th Day of Pure Food and Quality Goods Exhibit
This will be special for housewives; every demonstration will put up a full course, and wiU make n
special effort to explain the article we demonstrate fully; all questions or information will be gladly glv
en in making up the different displays. Don't bo afraid to ask questions.
2S lbs. best granulated sugar ..91.00
4g-lb. sacks, best high grade Dia
mond II flour Sl.iO
10 bars Beat 'Em All, Diamond C or
Ienox soap S3o
7 bars Electric Spark, the superior
white laundry soap, works like
lightning in the laundry 85o
10 lbs. best white or yellow corn
meal .17o
10 lbs. best rolled breakfast oatmeal
at a
Skinner's macaroni or vermicelli,
package .7Ho
6 lbs. best hand picked navy beans
at "So
S lbs. fancy Japan rice. 10c quality,
at 990
1-lb. cans assorted soups 7Mo
Yeast Fount, package o
I fVUilli .... a a...'
7 lbs. best bulk laundry starch 95o
IT
"MS
11 C. corn flakes, pkg, ., So
Fancy extra large Queen olives, qt.,
at 35o
J-lb. cans fancy sweet sugar corn Bo
8 cans oil or mustard sardines . .25o
10 lbs, best chick feed 25c
The best tea sittings, lb. 10c
Golden Santos coffee, lb 25o
Ths best orsamsry butter, carton or
talk, lb 35o
II est fresh country eggs, dozen . .20o
Full cream New York white, Wiscon
sin cream or Young America cheese,
at lb 13o
Imported Rocquefort cheese, lb. 390
Neufchatel cheese, at, each ....... .30
The Oreatest Vegetable Markat In the
West for tb.a Psopls.
15 lbs. best Colorado potatoes . .180
15 lbs. Itrd Globe cooking onions, 18o
Dest Holland seed cabbage, lb. ...lo
Fresh spinach, peck ...lBo
Large bunches beets, carrots, tur
nips, radishes or shallots, per bunch
at 40
Fancy cauliflower, lb 7lC
3 lbs. fancy shelled popcorn ....loo
2 heads fancy leaf lettuce 5o
Fancy larie heed lettuce, each..7Uc
Fancy rhubarb, per lb 7U0
2 bunches fresh parsley at 6c
3 large soup bunches for 10c
Ij.rge cucumoers, each, at ,.10o, 15c
3 large green peppers for 10s
Fancy war or green beans, lb.,..aoc
Fancy ripe tomatoes, per lb. .'. .loo
Fancy new potatoes, per lb 7i,c
Large stalks celery, for So
Liarge Grape Fruit, at each 5c
Fancy strawberries, box ioo
Hardin's Mads it Possible for the
Psopls to save from 95 to SO car
csnt on tbslr housekeeping ax-pansss.
Try HAYDEN'S First
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