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TnE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1913.
STREET GARSTOK OF STEEL
Ml Hew Equipment of local Com
pany is So Constructed.
MORE POWER JUT IN THE CARS
Trailers nd Motor Jfow llelng
Unlit Here Wilt Not lie Itendr
for AkPar-Ilen Week, na
"Wa Kxpccied.
Owing to the failure or material to ar
rive as expected, tha twenty-five car un
der construction at the "Omaha shops of
the street railway company will not be
completed In time to bo irito the Ak-Sar-Ben
service next week. Indications now
are that the new equipment will not go
out oh the lines very much before the
middle of December.
The cars being constructed at the
Omaha shops are probably the most com 1
plete and up-to-date of any used In the J
United States. The order on which men
are now working- consists of fifteen pow
erful motors and ten trailers. The motors
are similar to those on the Twenty-fourth
and Farnam street lines, only more pow
erful. However, they are of all steel
construction, as wilt be all of the Omaha
cars built In the future.
Trailer Something New.
The trailers, which are designed for use
on the Omaha-Council Bluffs line, are
something new to the wwt, and so far
as that goes, new to tho entire country,
with the exception of some of the de luxe
equipment of a few ot tha best suburban
4ln In thefar east. They are of all
steel construction and aa large as the
ordinary passenger coach. Entrance Is
on tha side, Instead of at the rear end.
Just Inside the entrance, which Is a pay-aa-you-enter
affair, stands the conductor,
who controls the movement of the train
by a push button system. Instead of a
bell and cord. "When the cars stop, the
doors which shut over and enclosa the
foot board, are thrown open by button
pushes and closed In the same manner.
With tha new plans for door construction
the doors are closed, making It Impossible
to get on or oft the car while In motion.
Thus It Is contended that accidents, so
lar aa passengers will be concerned, will
be reduced to the lowest minimum.
Tha seating plan of the trailers will be
entirely different from that of the street
car. Seat will esUnd entirely around the
Interior of the cajy Including the vesti
bules. There will also be seats running
cross wive through the bodies of the cars,
an aisle being at either end.
Relative to the Ak-Sar-ften service,
company officials say it will ba even bet
ter than In tha past. A large number of
new cars have been placed In service dur
ing the last year and these with the older
cars that have all been put through the
shops during, the last twelve months, will
give tha 'company about 25 per cant more
equipment than last year.
Vertical Fiber
t Brick Included
Cotonel C, K. banning, SVli con.
tractor, warned .tha city commtaaton, In
&' tetter read at a meetfasT et the coun
cil, that tha act of tonering his Ma far
partite lit certain district wHW Verifce,!
Attar f kk, wettM be raaantad. Ha saM
th tetuwttsi ot tha cKy nw w to
forget te lahulfcta M sM with tha ethet
City Engineer Townaend and City Qiwn.
wilastoner XcOovem said that fiber brick
had not Included In the specifica
tions adopted, by tha engineering d4rt
want and that they would probably not
tabulate bid for paving with such ma
terl&L
Tha council placed Fanning' communi
cation on file, but instructed tha city
engineering deartment, by roll call VotO,
to Include Fanning bid in tha tabula
tlon. so that this material could beued
It tha peopla In tha paving district want
it.
HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES TO BE
TAUGHT IN WIGHT SCHOOL
Night high school classes will be taught
in Camenlus and Kellcm night school
when they open, October 30, according to
KuperlnteniJsnt E. V, Graff. These clastet
Milt be ewifie4 chiefly to language and
arHfc matte. It I planned In Install a,
can ft tn, bookkeeping In tha Might
Standard May Pipe
Oil to Omaha from
Its Wyoming Field
, Word reaches the headquarters of tha
Northwestern that In the Salt creek oil
fields out from Casper, Wyp., fortj flow
ing oil wells have been drilled 'and
capped, owing to the companies being
unable to handle tho output on account
of the Immense quantity. These wells
are all In the proven field And outside of
It, while wells are being' drilled,, the re-
fcuits nave not been entirely satisfactory,
Within the lost few days tho Standard
Oil drilling outfits from Moorcroft havo
been brought over to the Salt creek coun
try and are now at work there.
Casper Is growing rapidly, and nt this
time there is a move on foot for the
construction of a pipe line from tho city
to orne Missouri river point, OmahA
being the rattern terminal most fre
quently mentioned. The Standard Oil
company is said to he backing the pro
posed pipe line, and the distance has
nothing to do with the possibility ot con
struction. Tha people who are ap
parently behind the activities ttt Casper
point to the fact that a pipe line la now
In operation between the Oklahoma and
Kansas oil fields and the Atlantic sea
board, and oil Is handlfri h
very low cost. They contend that If this
Ppe lino pay a profit on . operation, one
from Caspor to the Mlfsourj river would
bo a great money maker.
Alvord Was Seen by
I wo Women After
He-Went to River
Anions thou hn HtUi . n...
waww kuav lira
AJvord, cashier for tha Petirs Milling
company, did not drown In tho Missouri
river on the evening of September 1 Is
the young man's father. Frank a !...
1MM Poppleton avenue.
Despite the evidence offered by finding
the clothes on Ihn hank of ti. ..j
- - , x - . w m m j j i Mill
the declaration made by young Alvord
mui no wa going to swim tho stream,
tho father leans very atrongly to ths
view that hla inn It)... ...1... .....
wa. ,al t nun iuui
play or elsa Is suffering with a laps of
memory nna mat no will yet ,sho up.
Ha 1 Influenced In this by. the testimony
Of two women Who Ar-cAnrr, th.v
Alvord lsv tho river hank and' walk
up j'aciiio street.
After raclflng what he ha learned In
tha last ten day of personal Investiga
tion to. Chief Maloney, Detective Van
Dusen was assigned to further Investigate
the caso along new line.
Fall Suits
Now on Sale
Men's and Boy' Putts, all the
latest style tans, gray and
blue serges, worth up Q 7C,
to $18.00, our price..
(22.00 Suits, every one. warranted
pure wool fabric, serge lining
and tailor made; you cannot du
plicate It any other -place at
Xr. $12.50
Boys' Long Pant Suit, pure wool.
In brown, blue or CQ
gray, only I sJV
Boy' Kntcker Suit, In nlaln or
Norfolk atyles, on Bale 2i45
7So Knlcker rants J. A ft
only ow
Han's Odd fonts Biggest Assort
ment in the City.
J. HELPNANI
CLOTMIKI CO.
314-316 Worth 18th Btrsst.
linmumiujH Jk
Th Best Nurs8
in this Country
recommend these nourish
ing;' toasted corn crisps for
invalids.
iUCv-ra Cora FUke.-lUC,
ROSEN BROUGHT BACK FROM
CHICAGO FOR OMAHA THEFT
A! ..Rosen, .llaa Ika Dorr, arrested in
Chicago last week for robbing his em
ployer, Dave Wells, 130t Douglas streaj,
of t" in Jowelry and" 50 in cash on
March 28, Is back In. the custody of Omaha
police. Ha was given his preliminary
heatint; and bound over to the district
eetirt on bonds placed at PM.
jNrlnytint Craft Ha called a
masting of the.. thirty or" mere teachers
.wha leack wln In the manual training
departments of" tha graded tjcfcoefa. , T.h'
w&tU f tha year wKt fee 4lctaY Tha
taavctor wttt met at th city h.H Friday
"Mrtn bey should ba .Ma to saw'
ata tupertfiHadaflt Ofaff, afid every
baofcator ought to be able to w his own
button n." (
However, boy are not permitted to
ta sewing laaon unless the 1as Is
small and all girls .who desire such work
.Ere enrolled.
FORMER BOARD MEMBERS
TO RIDEJN THE PARADE
An Invitation ha bean extended to
former boards ,of governor ot Ak-Bar-Ben
to ride with tha present board in
tha electrical parade. In past years only,!
tha active board of governor rode In tho
big parade. About twenty member of
former boards are expected to turn out,
"Wo had ah ides, that tho men who
helped build Ak-Sar-Ben In tha pail
would like 'to ride with us this year,'1
lays "Dad" Weaver. "Those who helped
make our carnival days what they are
should not be -denied this courtesy."
BOY ACCUSED OF TAKING
WATCHES FROM PARENTS
William An In, age4 17 years, who last
spr'ng was before the Juvenile court on
charge of forging ha mother name
to a postal money ordei1 for M and was
sent home by Judge Kennedy, In order
to ptve him another rhsnce, cow !a
i liars fed with stealing two watche worth.
Jib from ils parent.
The boy I a ftsa of Sum Ardn, Jl
Y. .street. South Omaha. He will appear
before Judge English Saturday.
Adenoids Aire a Maaae? to CMWr.
Babies and ytiusr children must ba
carefully wteh4 for th growth of
adenoids, wMeto spoil the mental anti
f hyi9l Hfe. of a child, They usually r.
suit trim a suaeassion of colds ani) throat
lrrMtiftf, and their presenc Is xo pre
(uetira of 'barm that many school boards
feava aa examining physician lo detect
ihas. The ceadltjsns that causa them
! rtlr avpWed by cartful parants,
rtohly ad thoroughly our ai coW
v-mmt, throat. IrrlUtlon 1y the use "of
lriY Hwwy aad Tar Compound, and
MiskI' "Mi rt develop. All dealer
DISCOURAGED ,
BY DRINK HABIT
'Drink habit i a discouraging habit
both to the drinker and to the drlnk
er'H family. Drinking rten promlss
themaelvca and their families th6
will stop drinking, but always fall to
do so, because tho craving for drink
It stronger than tho will-power to re
it. If you are dtscouragedi b& r6
poatod failures to Btop drinking, In
voatlgato the Noal Drink Habit
Treatment, which lq a euro, harmless
vegotablo remedy that removes the
craving and nccesslay for drink In
three days without the use ot hypo
dermic injections. Call, write qr
phono for full particulars: Oct our
proofs that the Neal Treatment will
wake you a sober man, The Neal
Institute, 1C02 Bo. 10th St., Omaha,
Neb, Send for free book.
Dintf HaWt.SeeUy Tretd.
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Tonic and attentive. laoreace strength.
Restfom heaHhy fanctlea. No sJcohoL
SsU for 0 yewr.
Ask VW Dm. hZJFtiS.-
Office For Rent
Th lurgfl room on ground
door of lie Building, oc
eupitd by th Harns.
Whit Coil Co.
Nict Fitrium stmt fromv
ig. About 1,500 aquar
fttt of floor spac with
Urf vault. Ixtra n
tr6t fi-Am enri of th
buikiinr.
Fine office fixturn arc jdN
(crtd fr Apply ta
N. r. Jtil Bee ifflct.
Our Magazine Page
will lntarsst vry
woman who likMi good
hjart-toh.rt talks with
other y9tktlc wwh
PETMLEIM CARBON G0KE
What Is It?
PETMLEOM CARBON COKE
is cot a product made from coal, as is the case with all other cokes.
Neither Is It a by-product from the gas bouse, known as gas-house
coke. '
Petroleum Carbon Coke is a by-product obtained from the refin
ing of crude oil. Therefore, It Is made from oil and U called Petrol
eura Carbon Coke,
There Is not another fuel of any description that contains as
many heat Units in each pound as Petroleum. Carbon Coke contains.
There Is not another fuel of any description that does not con
tain from 10 to 30 per cent of ash.
Petroleum Carbon Coke contains no ash.
IT AUi CONSUMES. j
It can be used in a furnace an en.tlro season without removing
a pound of ashes or shaking the grate.
It Is absolutely SMOKELESS, ODORLESS and SOOTLE88.
THINK OP 1TI
NO ASH NOHMOKK
NO BOOT NO ODOlt .
and more beat than any other fuel.
For furnaces, ranges and grate use, your Imagination cannot
conceive of a more Ideal -fuel.
CALICO COAIi
.THl! coat will sava you money and give satisfaction In Hot
Water Plants. Nothing better. Many satisfied customers on this coal.
KXffliUfllVSIiY FOR SALK HY
Aiichison, Cpok, Cornier
Union Fuel Co.
Peuglas Jfg
1714 Farnam Street
FRIDAY
Will be
Bargain Day
at
The Novelty G
An el all Items advertised below
positively good forons stay enly
0
25c
will buy
a yard of
Taffeta
Silks In
short
lengths,
worth 50o
a yard.
48c
willljuy
n yard of
Poplin
and other
pretty
dress
goods,
worth to
$1 a yard.
4c
will buy
a yard of
Bleached
or Un
bleached Muslin
worth 7c.
10c
will buy
a large
Turkish
Towel
worth lflc.
6c
will buy
a yard of
Heavy
OHtlng
Flannel
worth 10c
a yard.
5c
will buy
a pair Of
Ladles'
Fast Illack
Hose
worth
12 Mc.
4c
will buy
a pair of
Stocking
Feet
worth 10c.
9c
will buy
a yard of
All Linen
Toweling
worth
lBc.
$3.98
will buy
sun
Dresses
wortli
to $7.50.
39c
will buy
Children's
Rompers
worth
80c.
39c
will buy
Sample.
Corsets
worth to
91.00.
69c
will bj
oMr regit
lar St. 99
Howte
iMTfJflrefjj
all slses.
2c
will bar
khe Ladles'
Home
Journal
i Patierns
norm iuo
and 16c.
Vlil spae shows tha un
sanitary liif tastb.
Dr. Todd's
Sanitary
Teeth
Till pac shows the
anltary full teeth.
wmBm
of today will eat the it moaU of tomorrow. If you hav only two teeth lft
tha doctor cwi tet you roay for tha ras t. Call up now foryour appointment
25c
vlll buy
largo
Kimono
Aprons,
slightly
damaged.
69c
will buy
New Fall
Waists
worth
91.R0.
22c
will buy
a yard of
fast eclor
Red Table
Linen
worth aoc
a yard.
98c
will buy
Children's
School
Shoes
worth
91.60.
25c
will buy
a yard 6f
Dress
Goods la
short
lengths,
worth 50c
a yard.
29c
will buy
a yard of
short
length
of Bleached
Table
Cloth
worth 40c
a yard.
35c
will buy
a yard of
Drcsg
Goods In
short
lengths,
worth to
65c a yard.
5c
will buy
a yard of
India
Linen,
regular
10c
quality.
3c
will buy
a yard of
Gingham
worth 7c
a yard.
Oc
will buy
a yarA of
French
Gingham.
80 inches
wide,
worth 129.
16C
will buy
a yard of
0-1
Shoe, ting,
bleached
,or un-bleachod.
ioc
will bay
a large
Iluck
Towel
worth 16c.
39c
will hay
Bed
Sheets,
large
size,
worth 60c.
19c
will buy
Children's
Rompers
worth
86c.
25c
Will buy
Children's
Flannel
Sleeping
Garments.
-75c
will buy
a yard of
60-ln all
Wool
Serge,
short
lengths,
worth
91.60 yd.
9c
will buy
a yard of
Cotton
Dress
Goods
worth 16c
a yard.
6c
will buy
a yard of
French
Gingham
worth 10c.
4c
will buy
a yard -f
Calico of
tho best
grade,
fast
colors.
25c
will buy
Ladles'
summer
and med
ium weight
tnlon
Suits.
9c
will buy
a yard of
fancy Red
Ticking,
worth 18c.
3c
will
buy
HHck
Towels
woh
7c.
9c
will buy
Pillow
Slips
worth
16c each.
2c
will buy
a card of
Pearl
Buttons
worth 6c.
$1.25
wlM hHjr
a patr n
extra else
)94ase4s
worth
91.78.
will buy
Ladles'
Shoes 1h
all lea(n
crs and
cloth,
worth 93.
1c
will buy
Ladles' &
Children's
Hent
stitched
Handk'fs.
1c
will buy
a paper of
Safety
Pins
worth 8c.
$1.98
will buy
Ladles'
All Wool
Sweater
Coats
worth 91.
$1.98
will buy
Friday,
New Win.
ter Hats,
trimmed,
wortli to
96.00.
48c
will buy
a pair of
good size
Cotton
Blankets.
69c
will buy
a full size
Quilt
worth
91-26.
69c
will bay
Children's
School
Shoes
worth
91.00.
4c
will buy
Friday
regular
10c
Ladles'
Handkerchiefs.
$5.00
will buy
Ladles'
Coats and
Suits
worth to
918.00.
$1.89
will buy
New 8Uk
Waists
wortli
to $4.09.
$2.98
Will buy
All Wool
Serge
Dtesses.
ladles' and
misses'
worth
to 98.00,
48c
will buy
Children's
Sweaters
worth
91.00.
The Novelty Go.
214, 216, 218 No. M St.
Qsljr m black Mrtk Ins Ms
high mill district,
Bargain Events Friday That Will Set
All Omaha Talking of Our Week End Sales
Watch for Our Big
Special Sale of Fine
Lace CHrtains
Saturday wo'ro go
ing to give Omaha
housekeepers some
surprises.
ai assi i akBiu aBB. .A. iBvam2ta, -M
sKbs!C91G9HHRk1
m a. an a
watcn xor uur jtug
Oil PiiRfiigs
Saturday. Never be
f 6ro were such values
shown in any Omaha
store.
If You Want to See the Busiest Spot in C m iha Friday Visit
lnr taiesfK Imm ExlrrtliMry Yahii-liviiic k Crowta it i CifHity Eviry Wttk.
Itemnants Flannelettes, good patterns, 10c values,
Bl 6d
Remnants Outing Flannels, good weights, 10c values
at IV
Remnants Gingham Aprpn Checks, 7o values . . .5
Remnants Percales, light and dark colors, 12 o val-
"CB
Remnants 36-ln. Bleached MubUIi, 7 He vals., fi4
Remnants Anthracite Blue Prints, 6c values S
Remnants Dress Ginghams, 12 He values . . . .8
Jewelry Specials
68 pioces of finest Silver, flat
wear, knives, forks, spoons,
dessert and table spoons,
siigar shells, butter knives,
fruit spoons, gravy ladles,
cream ladles, etc., values up
to GOc each, at 1 A
choice lUC
Bar Pins, Cuff Buttons, Scarf
Pins, Beauty Pins (6 on card),
26c and 35c vals., choice 10
Solid Gold Shell Rings Signet
and fancy stono set, regular
$1.00 quality, choice . . .25
Alarm Clocks that sell regular
ly at "$1.00, choice ....69
In Domestic Room.
Shepherd or Scotch Plaids, cotton goods, lBc val
ues 10i
Amoskeag Outing Flannels, 12 c values . ...1Q
36-ln. Bilkollnes, good patterns, 10c values 7Va
Poplins, good colors, plain and striped, 18c values,
at ..12
72x90 Roady Made Sheets, 60c values 30 J
42x36 Pillow Cases, god muslin, 12 vals. 10(3
36-ln. Bleached Muslin, 7 Ho values ....... .5 H
58-In. Bleached Tablo Damask, 39c values . . .25
Shantung Silks, good colors, 26c values . ...12H
Utf tti Mm's Clitfmic Sto-
trsHI-sTsMMSrS 'RmM
Boys' and Young Men's long
pnnts suits, made of heavy
weight brown, black and gray
all new fall styles, values to
$8.50 at 5.00
Boys' School Suits, Norfolk
styles, good assortment colors
and sizes', all good'stj-les, fall
weights, values to $3.50
at., 91.95
Boys' Knickerbocker Pants,
corduroys and mixtures, all
sizes, good assortments, val
ues to 75c .49c
Onpctf Specials
Bungalow Nets, big variety ot
patterns, regular COo Off
yd. values, at yard.. t)OC
Fish Nets, big assortment, val
ues to 18c yard, on sale, at,
choice, yard . . XQJ
15c Fancy Scrims, all colors,
plajn centers and. allover de
signs, on Dale, yard .... XO
80c Drapery Madras, white or
cream, 46-in. wide, yd. 85fr
80c Fancy Cretonnes at 35J
S8c Plain Scrims, In white,
cream or ecru, at yd.
las c Comfort SUkollnes, at,
"yard 9
Drapery Remnants, all kinds,
vajues to 66c yard, choice, at,
yard ..M.'gv
On 3d Floor.
In flie Mail Silk Departneit
Three Remarkable Specials for Friday.
Crepe de Chines, $1.25 quality,' in black,
grey, navy, Alice, coral nnd lavender, all
40-in. wide, on sale yard 98c
$1.25 Silk and Wool Poplins, in all the
most wanted colorings, 40-in. wide, yard,
at ,98c
Fine Black Satin Mescalines and Peau do
Soies, 36-in. wide, matchless bargains,
Friday, at yard 88c
li the lis lenesfic lecm
36-in, Messalines, Pekin stripes, Tub Silks
and Foulards, New .-Roman Stripes, etc,
, big assortoient in Friday Sale
at 38c, 48c and 68c
$1.25 Storm Serges, all wool, 54-in. wide,
all . colors, at yard .............. , 98c
All Wool Bedford Cords, 50-in. wide, all
new fall colors, atyard $1.48
Several Other Choice Specials Shown.
M M
A Manufacturer's Surplus
stock of Fine French
Bevel Plate Mirrors that
would sell regularly ot
$8 to $15; come in 18x40
size only, in big assort
ment handsome frames.
Your choice of these mir
rors, in a fine assortment
of fine 5-in,. burnished
frames, while $J .JSfk
they last, at. . . . TPawll
Ih Heavy Oak Frams Splen
did Assortment at 3.8S
Probably- novor again will
you have suck an opportunity
to buy high grade Mirrors at
such remarkably little prices.
Frane Natures
Bomaotla Boom
Harfd Colored Oval Framed
Pictures, neatly matted beads,
cuptds and scones. f rj
Values up to 60c, Iflfi
Friday B,fV
Woman's Rady-to,war
Section ItflMStrt Rhm
Women's black and blue Berge dress
skirts, well made, good styles, val
ues to 3.50 .'.S1.08
Children's Sweaters, ages 2 to C, Jl
values 50d
Black. Sateen and Heatherbloom Pet
ticoats, good Btyles, values to 1.00,
at , . 40
Women's Suits, an assorted lot, good
Btyles, values to $10 Sft.ftK
Women's and Misses' Wool Dresses,
for house and street wear, valuos
to $1.50 S9i
Dressing Sactjues, percales and lawns.
39c values, ,
Gingham Aprons, bibs and belts, 2 5o
values 19,5
Remnants Long Coats, an assorted
lot, nrown and gray mixtures, -values
to $10.00 854.05
Women's Serge Suits, all good fall
styles, good colors, well made, made ,
to sell for $15.00 . . . . . .g 10.00 I
Two Shoe Specials for
Friday Umnk Rmm
"VVomen'a small slzo Oxfords ln all
leathers, sizes up to four. Values
$2.6Q. $3,00 and $3.60. ja
No refunds or exchanges 4nt
on this Item
Women's 3-point house slippers,
sizes four to eight, mm
usually sold at 76c, V VO
Miliiaery lafcaiis
In Damestic Raam
10e mk
fK FrHky
Platters ........
Coverod Dlshcr. .
Dinner Plates . . .
Sugar fe Creamer
Butter Dishes . .
Sauce Boats
Cups & Saucers . ,
Sauce Dishes' . . . .-r,v
Pie Plates ...-
Pickle Dishes (J! aaaL
BoneDlshe (QQ fiCll
Bowls 1
Oatmoals
In Doniostlc Room.
3 Remarkable Bargains
in the Big Domestic Room
That No Friday Shop
per can Afford to Neglect.
Trimmed Velvet Hats
Six smart new patterns,.
regular $4 values $1.49
Made- of 'silk voile. Very at
tractively trimmed. Come in
Boild black and black trimmed
with colors. .
Children's Felt Hati
Begular 69c values 33c
This season's blocks In black",
navy, brown aiid red; all pret
tily" trimmed.
.New Satin Shape Silk
Velvet Trimmed'. . .77c
Six new blocks in Tilack,
brown and navy; would sell
regularly at $2.00.
Many Other Delightful
Special Bargains in the
Millinery Dept., 2d floor.
FMmisklnst frin ths toMtstic Km
Child' and Mlssses' Gown, sizes 2 to 8 years, rejrulur
50c values at .SSo
Ladles' Crep? and Muslin Gown, regular 81.00 value S9o
Man's Fleece Lined Unlerwear, alt sixes, shirt and draw
era, resular BOo values at .....SSo
Misses', Ladles' and Children's Host, all Hires, regular
13Hc Vluea at ' SH
MenV Ualbrlggan Union Suits In ecru, pink and blue, all
sties. Long sleeve and ankl length, the regular "So
vslues at , 39o
Ladles' medium weight ribbed Union Suits, all sixes, good
vslues at 9o
Men' Shirts, blua chsmbray, white anl striped pervales,
worth to 11.00. at aSe
Ladles' medium weight ribbed Underwear, good values
at a so
Boys' Dlousa Waists, black sateen, blue chambrays, good
stripes, regular SOo valuer a Bo
In thm Llnn Dpartmcnt
HeSchgr!f!.8C!'.0.I!!,1 "UCk T0W,!,8 ful1 orth 39c.
: " -.-...v. ...cut iiuir i :mni , mimm.
worth S1.E0 each
Warranted strictly pura
a. ta a aozen six xor
8x10.
H
Linen Dinner Napjcins' 'worth
Bva'htesf eYchTr!1!'. ??!"!. ' Turkish' ' Towel, aso
Blankets and Comforters Domeatla Room
Cotton tolanketa. good soft weight, J1.25 value 9 So
swerght;lr6,o?issaet..a8r,te, cou:" Koort ultuira
Beacon gray Blankets, large Blzeaii good' weTg'ht! "fa! 0
values ........... , j salsa
Madium alia Cotton Blanket, ttc values.. ..... 4Bo
Comfortable. Rood SXa and weight, 11.25 value. '.9So
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It's Hayden's Grocery Prices That's th Talk of Omaha
It's. Quality Goads at lsul.v ef s r... . ka . .t "
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CO lb, sast pranniatsa . aQQ
48-lb. sack best high arade- Diamond
it' Klour notning nner ror bceaa.
pies or cake, per sack .11.00
10 bars Beat-'Bm-All, Diamond C or
Lenox bonp ror aao
10 lbs.bvt White or Yellow Corn
meal 17)i
i lb, fancy Japan Rice, 10c quality.
fcr a
The beat Domestic Macaroni, Verml.
ceiu or Hpaxnetti, pxg tho
Tall can Alaska Salmon lOo
lb. can Taney Sweet Sugar Corn
for 7o
S-lb. can fancy Wax, String or Lima
Brans ..7Ho
;.L. can Pumpkin, Hominy. Squatlt
or Bean 7Ue
Advo Jell. Jellycon or .lello, pkg. TH
( lb, best hand picked .Navy Beans
for ose
drape-Muts. pkg. 10a
ti w. corn Flakitii nt ... na
L The best Tea Sifting, lb loo
uuiuen oanios uorree, lb, BOo
paclal oookla Bals and BBtotura
ta Qr0ry Sapaxtaant.
2.000 lbs, of Leose-Wlle Beverly
Cookie, vanilla- flavor, sold regu
lar everywhere ISo Jb. freh from
tha oven, per lb, lOo
BtrvvrB, ciun, uwxanrii
t Polali! as Setter Bspartaant
Tha best Bulk Cfeamery Butler.. 33o
Tfca best No. 1 Country Creamery '
Butter, lb. ., '310
The beat No. 1 Dairy Butter, lb. Wa
Good Farm Tabl Butter, lb.....3o
2 lb, good quality Butterlne, . . 4 . .88c
.No. 1 quality Table Butterlne, lb. 18o
The bust high grade, equal to crezm-
ery butter, nothing flnar. lb.. . .83o
The be&t Kresh' Kgga, per doxen. .Mo
Full Cream Cheese, lb. .......... aoe
Tho beat Imported Swiss or Roquu-
fort Cheese, lb. , 300
Neufchatel Cheese, each so
Suy Tour Psaehe. Kow th." s'Jas'oa
will Soon jj Over
Two carloads -of extra fancy Flhr
..... efU3d
AKST TQM TS0B fXOVJJt
Sweet Com. per dozen .
New Cabbagi; per lb. . ! 1 'XSS
Bent or Carrot, per lb. ' au2
Fancy RIPe Tomatoes. per'jU IT lift
heads freI, Leaf LettSc.
i mr m1. v; -f?4 UCa
"v '"u i.Hiuce, nead. . . u
?SKfe.w,!2-p I". . . : : : : 18nS
f Try Hayden's First
OtaJkl fruh r-.l.,..
Malaga Qrsoas. per b.".'.
Peaches or Pear, basket .
.7Uo
.... 900
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