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THE BEE; OMAHA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1913.'
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Cejlsy, Jswelsr, SIS 8, lsth. SSth year.
lUy Storage ft Van Co Doug. HI.
Xova ooi Frist It Now Deacon r-ress.
lift Jut Tea, renn Mutual. Oouia.
UfbWa fixtures. Bnrrssi-arandsn Co.
Xanana Officer's Tslspooae, 9. 178.
"WhKe Kalis" Wffl Disei A danc
ing, party will be given the order of
"White Hairs" Wednesday evening at
the Swedish auditorium, 1611 Chicago
street.
j- Hails TMa responsible trust comt
any executor and trustee you will avoid
all contingencies and disabilities of Indi
vidual trusteeship at moderate cost to
Vour estate. Petera Trust Co., 1621 Far
ham street
To Xnaf tet 7aXj 1.1st The Omaha Oar
association has accepted the offer of
Chairman McDonald of the Hoard of
County Commissioners to allow a com
mittee to inspect the Jury lists prepared
for -the next term of court and a com
mittee composed of Thomas Lynch, W.
C. Frailer and It. O. Toung has tctn
named for that purpose.
UproffMat Club to rKiit "Im
provement for l9H" will be the topic
of discussion at the ' meeting of the
Southwest Improvement club. Twenty
fourth and Leavenworth street, Wednes
day evening. The city commissioner
have been Invited to attend the meeting
and give their views upon expenditure
for the coming year.
Jftrjr Asks rurthsr Instructions After
deliberating since Siturday noon the Jury
which tried In the t'nlteil States district
court the case of Florence Edwards
agalntt the Omaha A Council Bluffs
xtrect Railway compart' returned Monday
morning for further instructions, which
were given by Judgo 1'ago Morris. The
suit Involves a claim for I30.0W damages
alleged to have been sustained by tho
plaintiff when, on July 1, she was Injured
while alighting from it car.
Briars sack Beat lemons D. T.
Beans, paymaster of the" Hurllngton road,
is back from Florida, where ho com
pleted the planting of' an orchard of
twenty acres of citrus fruits. Mr. lleans
has brought some lemons that lie Is hand
ing to his friends and they are lemons,
Welshing from two to two and one-half
pounds each. According to Mr. Deans,
the outlook Is good for a bumper fruit
crop In Florida this year. The trees are
heavily loaded at this time and tho grow
!? fruk Is of an excellent quality.
Dahlman Says He
is Not a Candidate
for Marshalship
Mayor James C." Dahlman, baek from
Washington, where he and Mrs. Dahl
man were guests of the Nebraska con
tingent' In congress and cabinet, say he
understands It Is the "policy of Die ad
ministration to permit all officeholders to
onitriu In offlco to the end of their
terms., and wjth regard to the Nebraska
tna of tho federal patronage, this policy
will not be, disturbed."
While In Wah!mrtoi In the Interest of
ht frtenda who are cxwctl sea ma
terial reward for tttetUicviletted service
(tortac the preeMentlat campaign, tho
Mayor tclre he made o effort to se
any high tfrie fr MmaeM. He
H'at the Me Meat ke wns seekln
the Unties! Mates marsfcalstelp here.
"H-Mr. i eWt want H," foe aaM. "I
had a tot erf trsuMe eevh4; the news
.aar beys In Washington that I wuW
4 accK tfce j4ace If It were ffer4
" I wa Jwrt vlsttln In the cattaj
tita want4 Hi wetch a aewesratto aa
wlsjletraitow work." It wm the first
chaatee I hut fcaei for twenty years.
"The peefte there treatoa tea fine. We
were aerry to leave,, we were havtac swen
x rooi. time."
Mayor Dahlmaa'a Vocal supper tars
:rew4 into hi. of flee to hear thf .chiefs
eport X ht, trlp and to dlsouss the
tilsWioft in Washington.
Oounoil Refused to
Permit Dog Catcher
to Inrftde Premises
"There would.be a kill I' In a. week,"
M - Mayor Dahtmen when .the coin
mUJonr In committee oi the whole
ahaut, to recommend the paseage
W n ordinance giving the pound master
lwer- ,i chae unUceneed canJuee into
yr4 a4 home It neceaenry.
The ether cemmUsloners sred, upon
( theuaM. that trouble would
ilktiy'faUow Inetanter K a Weedy-mlndrd
ki; oatcfeer ha4 the nere to pursue a
1neMM dg inte that same tW ken
Vssl where some Vevlng yUnter had
arrange thine comfortably for "tho
man's test Men."
Uy wnnntmsue vote4 the ordinance was
Ued en file, v
aee4 eo fHe, but PoHce Commissioner
J.- J. Kyntr. who- dralted this one, will
prefcaaty rrenare another giving the do
raUher greater authority to deal with
the. 6,088 unlicensed dogs In the city, and
their owners,
Jtyder himself was In no hurry to back
up the arastlo" ordinance he had pre
pared and I'oundniMter Wagner ex
pree4 grave double concerning the
iswfety of any man who Invaded a stran
ger's premises In his search of a dog to
kill.
DAWES Fit LEAS ED AND
' HAIEAS COflPUS DROPPED
Frank Davles, newspaper solicitor, who
al!eed that he unlawfully
ted. to. county Jail by Police Judge Foster
after conviction of violation of a city or
dinance from which he appealed to dis
trict . court, was released from cuatariv
Sunday afternoon by direction ot Judge
rosier ana tne nawu corpus proceed
ings Instituted by Davles were dropped.
"Dvle was released on his anneal
bond' Just as other prisoners are.'' said
JUtftge Foster. "There wa nothing un
usual about bis case."
The question of legality ot Judge Fos
ter'a practice of sending offenders oon
victec of violating city ordinances to the
county Jal, which, was raised by the
babqa corpus writ remains unsettled aa
i reeult of the outcome .of the case.
The Man "Wk nvMTeet Hlnuelf
When hte ennsitkm pelnts to kidney
trouWea takes an uawlsa risk. Baek
acb, pain nd aoreneas over the kidneys,
nerveue or Aiwy Ua, poor sleep, are
all wnsptowf that will disappear wttb
tbe ireguku- ot Foley KMnr
Xbey nut the kldeeya and bbMMer In a
jclrasi, stronc and healtbjr condition, and
rheumatlo pains, stiff Joints, lumbago and
irregular Ma44er action are aH relieved
promptly when Foley Kidney Fill are
taken. For sale by all dealers every.
yfaettr-Ailvrtlsimsnt.
'OMAHAN BACK FROM MEXICO
Mrs. S. A. Dyer Eclatts Thrilling
j Experience in Capital City.
I HOUSE RIDDLED WITH SHELLS
I When IHns llniiilinntrtl thr Matlrrn
SironsrhoM flnltcta Were Fir
ing; Thlrk ami Fetal, Nnr
rorrlr MMalnsr Mnny.
Thrilling experiencoa during the prpg'
ress' ot 'the revolution In Mexico and of
licr , hasty and unexpected escape from
the wnr-rldden coflntrj' about the time
Huerta sent hi family from Mexico City
to Vera Cms for safety, are being told
to Omaha friends by Mr. 8. A. Dyer.
She arrived here from Mexico City Pat
unlay evening to visit her sisters, the
Misses Kate and Grace Hungerford of
the Maryland apartment, and her son,
Van A. Dyer of the Nebraska Inspection
bureau.
Mrs. Dyer nnd her husband were In
Mexico city when General Dim began
his bombardment of the Madero strong'
hold. The apnrtment liouso where they
lived was riddled with shells from the
opposing batteries And a rifle bnll nar
rowly misled piercing her ear.
Blie fled to Monterey nnd remained there
several months. A recent letter to her
Omaha relatives slated that alio would
probably not vls,tt the states this winter,
but last week she telegraphed that she
was on her way hero, which was taken
to mean that Mexico City tins become a
Place of doubtful safety for Americans.
Zapatistas held up tho train she trav
eled on when it was not far out from
Mexico City, but Mrs. Dyer saved her
own valuables and several thousand dol
lars belonging to Dr. Westmoreland of
New York, nnother refugee, b' hiding
them when the nlarm was given. She
mado part of her Journey to Omaha by
steamship,-and took a train from Qalves-
ton north, but was delayed by floods In
Texas.- At one point she fiys the IJraxoi
river was five miles wide.
'Amcrcans now In "Jlexlco City feel
If Kidneys Act
Bad Take Salts
S&yg Backache is sign jou have
ben eating1 too much
meat.
When you waketp with backache and
dull misery In the kidney region it gen
eratly means you have been rating toe
much meat, say a -welMcnown authority.
Meat forms uric add which overwork
the kidneys in their effort to filter it from
the bluod and they become sort ot para
lyred and loggy. When your kidneys get
sluggish and clog you (must relieve them,
like you relieve your bowels; removing
all the body's urinous waste, else 'yon
have backache, sick headache, dlscy
spell; your stomach sours, tongue Is
coated, and when the weather I bad yon
have rheumtalo twinge. The urine m
cleudy,, full ot sediment,, channels often
get serf, witter scale and you are
ohMged to seek relief two or three Umea
during tbe night.
Stther oenenlt a geed, reunite physi
cian at one or, get from your pharwaelst
nbewt fenr emees of J4 Salts; take
tahteapeenful in a (Vase et water before
breakfast fer n few daysj nnd yeur kid
neys will then net fine. TMs famous
salts In made from the ac44 of grape
and lemon Jttlee, combined with llthia,
an4 hna been uaed for generations to
cka nnd stimulate sttwteti kidney.
l te neutralise acid In the urine so
it he longer Irritate, thus ending Mad-
Welcttft Ms
Jad HaH is a lite saver, tor regular
meat eaters. It Is Inexpensive, cannot
Injure and makes a delightful, effer
vescent llthla-water drink. Advertise
ment. Christmas
Slippers
For Orandfathor, Father, or
Brother, we are showing a line
of Christmas slippers that will
be & pleasure and comfort
every evening of the coming
year. Wo have the low kind
that grandfather likes, the Ro
meo for Dad and the Cavalier
(or brother, In tan, black and
maroon. They are all' the
"Comfy" kind and range in
price from
H-50 to $5-50
Drexel
1419 Farnam
sCsJrTTTTTnTjMirBHWiPB
BBSMMaTBsBSlMsjWtssHHsssssssl
quite safe,' declared Mrs. Dyer, although I
she admits that the whole situation there
Is one of uncertainty and constant I
change. ) 1
"Huerta's success is hoped for by
practically nil the Atnerjcans and other i
foreigners In Mexico." she aays, "as they
have no assurance that government under
Carranza or other rebels would not be as l
bnd or even worse than the present re-
gime."
The latest press dispatches, to the ef-I
feet that General Villa Is threatening to
fight his former ally, Carranxa, and that
Carranza and Huerta mar negotiate fori
pence, are cited by Mrs, Dyer's son as !
Illustrations of the constantly changing)
status of the revolution In Mexico.
Dcntli from Blood I'nlson
was prevented by O. W. Cloyd, Plunk,
Mo., who healed his dangerous wound
with Ducklen's Arnica Salve. Only 2S&
For sale by your druggist. Advertisement.'
Take a bottle
home!
If there isn't1 a bottle of good pure w
in your home, there should be. '
Goo.d, pure whiskey is a household necess--ity,
indispensible,in tjme of sickness.
I 4
You can never tejl when you will need it. Be
prepared, by taking a bottle home, tonight.'
If you want a whiskey of perfect purity and a fine old flavor,
that will serve the needs of hospitality, as Well as those of illness,
take home a bottle of
m
ma, m ssrsssn m. mrjiBBKiiiaiw r m vwiit'. ... c i unnnnmkz"
Splendid Prizes Don't Miss This Chance
$6,000 IN CASH AND PREMIUMS
The Bee's M.& M. Voting Contest
live MmftctireiV UMt ni H. & M. Mating Coupons
Talk About
VaIiim Her
m wrm wa aawi
Pony, Cart nnd.JJnw'osa to Boys nnd Girls under 15 yenrs of ago nnd '4 Pianos, i Diamond-Rings,
4 Htuidsomo Toilet Sots, 4 La VallieresMmd a host of smaller prizes.
First Bonus Prize for Women and Children
Awarded December 24, 1915
4 m .
Women (married' or single) and children ufider 15
years of age, living in towns withhia radius of 125
milos of Omaha, may compoto for 'tho capital 'prem
iums tho "Dotroiter" automobile
Children under 15 years of ago may compoto for
the Pony, Cart and Harness.
Bring your labels and coupons to the Contest der
partment nt leant once a week nnd get a voting-ballot
for them. .
The names of tho merchants and 'manufacturers
listed in tho M.-. M. Contest will be published in The
Boo tomorrow evening.
Orgnnizntions in the outlying towns as well aa
those in Omaha, South Omaha and Council Bluffs may
bcoomo candidates for tho $1,000 in gold.
Tho morchauts listed in the' M. & M. Contest will
issue
$5.00 Due
to contestants. These duo bills nro worth 5,000 votes
each. Ask yojxr denier about tliem.
Encljudruggist whose name appears in the M. & M.
list will givo 250 bonus votes on each perscription filled
this in addition to one vote for eaoh cent cash purchase.
la which district ar rout
IUa car full,
DISTIUCT No. 1. That patt
of the city ot Omaha located
north of Dodce street and east
and west of the city limits, inl
viuuln Dundee and Fictrence..
DIHTniCT No. 1. Tliat part
of the city of Omaha located
south of Dodge street and east
and west to the city limits.
DISTRICT No. . The en
tiro city of South Omaha.
DISTniCT No, . The entire
city of Council Bluffs.
Bialr, lleiison. Tefkamah, Wa
lioo, Lyons! Arllnaton, Oak
land. Columbus and Fremont.
A fT TACATMaT T9.
to Chicago given away to the
most popular young lady in
each of the above towns. Kree
railroad tar, pullman. diner,
and hotel expeusea while In.
Chicago.
THE NOVELTY COMPANY
Announces a Monster OVERSTOCK SALE
to Resin THURSDAY MORNING at 8:30
Onr fenytr has Jnst arrived from the east, whsre he purchased, at
his own nrloan from overstocked manufacturers and Jobbers lots of
merchandise that are np to tbe minute In styles nnd quality, ghlp
meats of these porenasss ars arriving anlly nsut these entire stocks
will go on sal Thursday morning, sal to contlane for ten ays.
XT yon want to buy Men's, Tonnr Man's and Boys' Overcoats,
gaits, JPnnta and rnralshlngs. all Wnd of tadlss Cloaks, Bolts,
ree aa rara and rnr Coat, Silks, Km (foods and Velvets, Shoes
for Men, Women and Children, Waist, rettleoats, ete etc., wait for
thin Mr nale. as yon can buy two dollars' worth or goods for one.
Watoh Wednesday night's papsr for Mr ad.
TwBty-flv experienced 8almn and Rnleewomen wantad. Apply
Wednesday.
THE NOVELTY COMPANY
214.1C.1S NORTH lath STREET
Gfhod aid
Premium
a Thev.ArA
w uvi W v:ift
,lt costs jotriinR to-lnpuIre. FIJI out this Nomination Blank RIGHT
NOW wnUVyou har? It ueforn.j-o.il. .. Mall or bring to The Bee Publishing
Co. Contest Dept., 224. Bee Building, Omaha, Neb.
NOMINATION
Name. . s....
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I
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Address
i
Names. ......
A- (Woman nr'nhllril
. -f. .
(Organixatton)
Addrecs , ,
Giiod tor S.QOO Free Votes. WOOD &
: IT'S KASY TO G4ST VOtKft--The Contest Manager win explain in
4eta.ll, Call at ContMt Dept., 224 Bee Bldg., for personal interview.
The Bm Kvry Dty for OoatMt News.
THE OOvTuNHtNT
CRCEHl STAMP
WWTICTSTHE CONTENTS
gOTTLtUQlNBONP
$1,000.00 IN GOLD TO ORGAN
IZATIONS (Churches, Scho'ols,
Lodges, Labor . Organizatious,
Ladies' Aid Soeio.tics, etc.) A4-
passengor "Dotroiter" "Autoino-
in Wnmon rii ni,;trin .,
RULES,
nULti I, X1'1 eoatt I opn to ertanlu
tlooi (lo4tM. churchtt. Khotli, hstpltali. sotl.
etlw, to.), wonitn (mirtitd or liasle). aol chll
rta unijr IS rear ot ace.
. RUM! 3. Tha mtrchanls and, .maautseturtr.
tnelr nlatlTM ant omplor. are not permitted
to rtmp.it ror any of th prcratumi c(tn4 In
thti niumi ar will tktr tw pfrnlttI to -slit
prsonallr nr ot eontMtaoU.
RULE , la ctH of a II Tolir tba prtmlam
for vhlch tho coatntanto tn tla will b Hid
to tho falthttt blidtr and tho protoodo dltldod
oquall, Ixtwtto tho tontcstaota to tlnl.
RULE 4. Votlnc ranpono will b limed oalr to
irerohanto llttod la this campalrn. Thr Coottit
Dopartmtnt of Tho Omiba D rrrei tho rlfhv
to roruH any coupons that may b IrreruUrly
lisuod or oocored.
RDI.B 5. Ballots onro lued aod toUo oneo
coaatod cannot U Irsniftrrod from oo coat.it
ant to another.
Ttur.E f. Ko stalemtnt or promln mado by
any solicitor, ranvauer or ascnt that varies from
tb rul.a heroin t forth will h roeonltl by
tbo Cooteot Department.
IttlLK T. All orsialutlona and Indlflduali en
lorlns thla contoat acre to abide, .by th rules
heroin act forth. fattnu atao aire to abide
by any additional rule that may become necea.
sary.
RULE U Where dlapnUs arlfe. If any, th
dertelon of tho Conleel Manaier will bo final.
ItULG . In th collection ot coupons and
labels, eosteitants are not reetrlcted to their
own particular district. They ar permitted to
eeear label and coupoua any place when they
ar autborUed to b leaned.
RL'LE U. Any contestant who caita rote Ir
rerularly secured or lasaed, w) t barred from
tb corneal, and all rotea so cast will b caa.
eelled.
ni'LE 1L Each eonteatant matt b retularly
nomtaated by tllllns out th nomlnatloa blank
that appears In Tli Bm from day to day. Th
nomination bleak, ao filled out m be iroueht
or mailed to Tho Ooiata pee Contest Department
Ut Be buUdlns. Each nomination blank will
count for S.0M votee. but not more than one
blank will be received from each nominee. Vot
ing eoopona and lebela mnat bo hroutht to th
Conteat Department and voted at least once a.
week.
HULK It Three disinterested persons will be
selected by Th Bee t. count tho votee at the
end ot the conteat and to awsrd the prltea.
It LANK.
.' , .
COLDRGN, Contest Managers.
Only 14
More Buying
Days Till
Christmas
Women's Garment
That Stt a Niw Pact fer
Tailored suits. ( fl nr
$18.00 Tailored Suits. )XiuO
$20.00 Tailored Suits. ( u
300 of them in serges, diagonals
and fancy suitings; all nohby new
styles in very best colorings.
PRETTY DRESSES f
$10.00 and $i2.00 values . . w
Come in serges and othor pop
ular wool fabrics, silk poplins,
i.!rr? i
uiiiixuiJH, cmiriiiuusc, imis, eic
designs suitable for all occasions.
Dress Skirts worth $5.00. r$ ft OR
Dress Skirts worth $6.00 J
Dress Skirts worth $7.50.1
All splendid new models in
pretty serges, diagonals and fan
cies, entire surplus of a big New
York manufacturer matchless
bargains.
FUR SCARFS
$2.00 to $3.50 values, in
coneys, brook mink, etc.
over 100 in tho lot
at ...Sl.OO
J
Messaline Silk Petticoats
All colors, regular $3.00
Tuesday.. .$1.50
Flannelette Dressing
Sacques-lteguiar tocquui
ities, in all colors, at 25(5
DnHtiif Siecials
Robeland llcece for bath robes
and kimonos, 25c valu . .J5c
Shantung Silks; good colon. 19o
values 4
Outing Flannels, goou
CoUon ChalllM,' good patterns. 60
values .so
Turkish lied' Table Cloths. 8-4. U.SR
Tblr Pattern.' Vne'reVrised, " " yards
lonff. 11.25 values
Unbleached Muslin.. 30 inches wide.
8c values .BHo
Poplins, all the wanted colors, SRo
values
Percales, 3 inches wide, light and
dark color, I2Ho values. ..... 10o
Bed Spreads, full aise, hemmed, nood
weight and pattern, $1-76 val., 1.80
A I1LLETTE RAZOR NUkis
lift Wt Skew
BLANKET SALE
1,000 pairs Biankits to Sill at Rducri,PrisM
Hansomo Jncquards to sell at each ,2,5Q, f2.f8. 83.50
Wool Blankets aud Half-Wool Blanketa, at,, gX;08. $2.50, 82.05
and 13.!50
Cotton Blankets, extra heavy and large; 81.-81.26. $1.50, 42.00
and 82.50
COMFORTABLES
Cotton Tops. 49d to 85.00
Eiderdown, 87,50 to ,.x 812 50
Wool-filled Satin Comfortables, 810.0 and .812150
Cotton Dress Goods and Silk and Mercerized; for evening and party
dresses, at, yard
12K S 15tS 186. 25. 38d. 50S 75. 85c and 81.0Q.
I SPECIAL FLOUR SALE IT
The wheat market is stronger and wo
IOOK IOr mil mviv .,...
want every housewife lu Omaha to
try a sack or our uiamona tt J'laur.
made from the finest selected wheat
jt ..arontAi1 tn triVA Dprf pr natis-
faction or your money refunded
only. per48-lb, sack ...1X3
20 lbs. best Granulated Sugar. .. .S1.00
10 bars Ueat-'Km-All or Diamond C
!non 850
en it,. h..t HhIImI Tlreakfant Oatmeal
10 lbs. best White or Yellow Connnetil
19a
1 tJI- seaeeae. are
The best Hand Picked Navy yeans Bo
S cans atuaiaru Riruiiir
The best 8oda or Oyster Crackers. pr
1 k ... euc
Ora'pe-Nuts. p'kfir. :i0o
K. C. Corn nanes, Pg.
Hershey's Cocoa, lb. ; 30c
The best Tea Sittings, lb. 100
Golden Santos Coffee, lb. ao
4 lbs. Fancy Japan Rice, 10c quality.
for 850
6-lb. box Gloss Starch '. 35c
Gallon carts Golden Table Syrup. . . 40c
J-lb. pkr. Self Rising Pancake Flour
for , , ov
Advo Jell for deaert. pkr. . ... . -'He,
1-lb. cans Assorted Soups, all klnde.j
per can 8 Ho
Tbe Snttar, Obsess, Buttarine and Effgl
Market for tba Paopla.-
The beat 'ramery VacWairc Huter 35o
it tdv uiivnieriu'e cidt it
PAYS
ROOMS The Best Varity. The Bee claabified pages
carry advertisementa of tho best rooms and apartments for
rent in the city. Phone your ad to Tyler 1000.
Do Your
Buying Early.
Christmas
Stocks Are
Ready.
Tuesday Specials
TOY LAND
10c Toy Brooms.. 5c
10c Christmas Can
dles '.5c
$1.49 Dressed Dolls
at 98c
15.50 Majestic Doll; kid
bod', full Jointed; apo
dal .... SB4.25
$3.50 Majoatic Doll.
each S3.75
$2.50 Doll Go-Cart.
ach Sl.f)8
$1.50 Doll Go-Cart, QSd
$1.50 Boys' Sleds.. 08c
Scores of others; nil sec
tions; bargains shown
Tuesday.
Bargains This Week
Valui Giving in Omaha
f
FUR COATS
Russian Pony Coats
Skinner satin lined ; up
to $45.00 values: on sale
at ??4.00 J
Long Flannelette Kimonos
$1.50 values, in all col
ors ; on sale at 89c
Women's Flannelette Un
derskirts 10 dozen in lot,
regular 75c quality, .25c
in Domestic Room
Mikado Crepe, new patterns, for ki
monos, 18o values 13Ho
Boya' Oalltift- Flannel Downs, sizes 4
to 14 years, 60c values t.3Eo
Men's Fleeca Lined Underwear, all
sixes, shirts or drawers, COo values,
at 35e
Y ....... ftl..... Tt. 1. 1 I .
muiJCB, ,ieiii miu uaia uiue uiium-
bray, with military collars, 60a val
ues at 35o
Ladles' Fleece Lined Underwear, all
sizes, color whlta and gray, vests
or pants, EOc values ..k 340
lllssen' and Boys' Fleece Lined Union
HultH. all sites, 2 to 16 years, 75c
values 49o
Men's Flannel Shirts; colors blue,
tnn. brown, light and dark gray,
with military collar, $1.60 value S8o
Ladles' Fleece Lined Union Sulta, col
ors white or gray, 11.00 values, 7So
Boys' Wool Sweater Coats, color
gray, all sizes, 76o values at...,39o
a Prktiul ni AtetpUUi
CiMlitc Lines
WILL PAY YON TO IVY NOW
The best Bulk Creotne'ry Butter, lb. aao
j 110 oesi uairy xaoie uutter, lb... aao
Good Ualry Table Uutter. lb.....!;a5o
Fancy Cream White or Colored Cheese
per lb ,ao;
Iloiuefort or Imported Swiss Cheese..
per lb , 350
The best llutterlne. 1.1b. carton, equal
to creamery butter, lb. B6e
The best Storage Kggs, dozen. .see
The best Fresh V.ees, dozen. .... .330
KUrbland Naval Oraoj-a Bale
The flnes ot the season, dozen.... 10c
The best $!lxed Nuts, lb I80
The Vej-atabla and Trult ltazket of
Omaha for tha People.
ilS lbs. best Ohio Potatoes, to the peck
for 3Be
Fancy Holland Seed Cabbage, lb. ,.aV4c
Fresh Beets, Carrots, Turnips, Shallots
or Radishes, bunch ,.50
Fancy Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 3 lbs. lOo
3 Htalks fresh Celery . . , . fie
3 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce So
3 hunches fresh Hothouse Radishes 60
Fancy Cape Pod Cranberries, qt, 7Mo
Fancy California Caullflower.'lb., ,TUo
Fvnoy Rlpe Tomatoes, lb. a?Jc
Fancy Cooklnc Apples, peck 3So
3 large Soup Bunches 100
Frncy Red or Yellow Onions, lb. 3ljo
Fuacy Imported 7-crown Figs. lb., aoo
Highland and Naval Oranges, per
dozen 300. aSo and 30o
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