THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, MARUTI 17, 1914.
PROPERTY OWNERS WIN OUT
Expose Trick of Paving Promoter to
Switch Kind of Material.
ered that Instead of calling for asphalt, It
tailed for "aephhllic eOhcrale." ." ma
terial they knew nothing about They got
busy and made out seven affidavits,
hlqh they filed with the council last
week, setting forth the facts. The roun
cll cava them a hearing this morning.
Three of. .the property owners. George
T. I.I n (I Icy. Joseph P. Clcland and Janie
II. Wootan, were present, as was also, the
professional' promoter up to the time .the
enso wae taken up when lie quietly left
the chamber.
Mr. Wootan presented the case briefly,
"The facts are there," he "said. "Wo
all are united for asphalt. We have been
Insistent on asphalt from the start and
nothing but asphalt. We ,ucro particu
larly averse to brick, not wanting It on n
residential street. I think, perhaps. It
was probably our vigilance against the
brick that enabled the prompter to slip
In this other material, which up to this
wanted and would stand for nothing but
asphalt.
"Now, as to how he managed to slip
one over on us Is another matter. That,
I suppose, Is a trick of the trade. But
all wc ash of you gentlemen Is that we
be given the material we want and not
what soma professional promoter orj con
tractor wants us to have. It is simply a
matter of common honesty And Justice."
The council saw It that way and with
out hesitation annulled the faked petition
and advised the property owners to pro
ceed with another one, which will bo cir
culated by tnem and not a promoter.
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COUNCIL HOLDS WITH THEM
Are Tola to Prcpnrr Their Oirn Peti
tion Mntlnsr the Kind of Ma
terial Ther Prefer nnd to
tRnore the Promoter.
Thorn? 1, Crochet, profetstonal paving
materia) promoter, was tripped up In a
air attempt to shift materials for lllo pav
ing of Korty-Ilrt street from Hamilton
to Nicholas, when property owners ap
peared before the city council yesterday
morning and exposed the trick.
Every owner desired tnplmlt and flgntd
a petition circulated by Crockrr with the
Intention of fpeHrylng ugphalt. The pe
tition went before the city council, paus
ing Its first and recond reading and ua
up for third r adius when, by the ineicst
accident, these property owners dlsw-
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j lime most of uu never heard of.
"This man, Crocker, accompanied by Q
! W. Hill - ua a notary, I suppose came
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1.112 Douglas St.
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1201 N. IStth Kt .
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atti 8, 10th St.
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200 H. 14th St.
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000 S. 10th St.
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HOLSrS PHAHSIACY,
2702 CumtUK St.
EU. JENSEN,
1810 Leaventvortli St.
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10th and Harner Sts.
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1121 Howard St.
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t4t8N.24thSt.
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SI. SIACE CIGAR CO.,
1012 Harney St,
SIVERS.UILLON DRUG CO.,
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N MANTELL CO.,
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822 S. ISth St.
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1M12 Cumins: St.
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1500 Farnam St.
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510 8. inth St.
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1801 Pnrnam St.
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205 S. Oth St.
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2223 Cuming St.
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$45X10 and $50.00 All most wanted
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at, choice
$35
Long Silk Ki.
monos $5 values
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at $2.95
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Dresses, All sizes,
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Ladies' medium weight Ribbod
Union Suits, regular and extra
Blzes, 50c values, at. . . .3$L
Men's Fleece Lined Underwear,
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a 29d
Boys' medium weight Ribbed
Union Suits, sizes 24 to 34,
60c values, at 25J
Ladles' Muslin Gowns, lace an)
embroidery trimmed, values to
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Men's nnd Boys' Outing Flannel
Gowns, 60c values at. ., 35o
Ladles' medium weight Under,
wcai- vests or pants, 2Bo valuu
at 190
Wash poods, etc., in
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Bleached Muslin, .36-lnch wide, 7Ac
values 4 8
Unbleachcfl Muslin, S6-inoh wide,
7Ho values ....5o
18-lneh Linen Toweling, 10c values,
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Table Oil Cloth, light and dark col
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Pattern Table Cloth, mercerized, 3
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70-lnch All Linen Table Damask.
$1.00 values 7So
Amoskeag Ginghams. 7tfc value, So
Serpentine Crepe, 18c values 9o
86-lnch Percales, light and dark col
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Prints. Btandard brands, Simp
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Lawns, neat patterns, values up to
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Ttatlne, plain and striped, 2So val
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Rousing Specials in Rig Dipt., on Thirl Floor
Ono Lot of Velvet Rugs, $1.50
quality, 27x54 size; on sale at,
each $1.15
$15.00 Tapestry Brussels Rugs.
Seamless, 9x12 size, 25 patterns,
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$22.00 Axminster RugsSize ix
12, oriental and floral patterns;
on sale at $15,75
$25.00 Seamless Wilton Rugs
8-3x10-6 size, big line of pat
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40 Yards Gonulno Rawhide Slatting $10.00 Extra heavy, close woven,
good patterns the weavo and quality is guaranteed retail price 1b
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High Gride Wash Goods
$1.48 Imported Bilk Ratine $1
$1.25 Matlasse k -05d
$1 Iridescent Bengallne. .73
75c Imported Ratine . . . .59
C5c English Nub Ratine, 48
38c New Cloth, check and
stripes 25c
i25c genuine Lorraine Egyptian
. Tissue lgc
S5o genuine, Anderson Scotch
Zephyrs "wl8
1 80 genulno Anderson Scotch
Ginghams, at 12
2i5c genuine Doupplonl and
ntama Silks ,12
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S3 lbs. best granulated sugar... $10
The best strictly fresh guaranteed
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48-lb. sack best high grade Diamond
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pies or caKes sack $1.10
10 bars Beat-'Em-All, Diamond C or
Laundry Queen white laundry soap
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i lbs. best Rolled Breakfast oatmeal
for 35o
5 lbs. best hand picked navy beans 35o
10 lbs T-hlte or yellow cornmeal 19o
1-lb. pkg, 20-Mule Team borax. ,8Ho
6 lbs. best bulk laundry starch... 35o
Large bottles Worcester sauce, pure
tomato catsup, assorted pickles or
mustard, bottle 8Vio
16-oz cans condensed milk 8VS0
Advo Jell, the jell of quality for dos-
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6 cans oil or mustard sardines. ,35o
E. C corn flakes, pkg. so
Lu Lu scouring soap, per can..... 60
6 lbs. choice Japan rice for .SDo
The best tea sittings, per lb 100
McLaren's peanut butter, lb....iaH.
The best cohib honey, per rack, lajfco
Goldeti Santos coffee, lb. ........ 30e
iwisrat Bowzr ab&xx
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The besil cream,ery butter, carton of
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The best fcountry creamery butter 2So
The best dairy table butter, lb-.....33e
Omaba'ir Oireatest Fresh Vegetable
Market
IB lbs. l&firly Ohio potatoes to tho
peck ...f , 350
Fresh beetx, carrots, turnips, shallots
or radislies, large bunches 4o
Fancy new cabbage, lb 3Uo
Fane larde head lettuce, head..7Ho
3 heads frtssh leaf lettuce for. ...lQo
Old beets, aarrots, turnips or parsnip.i
per lb. . 3Vaa
Rutabagas, per lb lo
3 large sout bunches loo
Fancy Texail spinach, oer Deck...aoa
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