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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1914)
10-A THE OMAHA St NDAY BEK: MARCH 22, 1914. EXPORTS MAKBMG GROWTH Increase for Last Ten Years Greater Than Preceding Thirty. BILLION DOLLARS IN DECADE Rnir CoU on U tSrenlcat llaport, TTltli Iron nnd Steel Second, Ilrendntuffa Third nnil Merit Fonrlh. WASHINGTON. March Kxports of merchandise from the ITnlled States made a greater advance during the last ten years than In the thirty years from 1878 to 1KB. In 1871 the total exports woro alucd at K.(M.M0: In 1W. J1.4S6.000.W). and in 1913. 2,451,000,000, a gain of $317,000, 000 In the thirty years from 1S73 to 1M3, and of approximately 11,000,000,000 In the ten years ended with December last. TJ this gain of practically $1,000,000,009 In foreign sales of American products during the decade ended with December, raw cotton and miscellaneous manufac tures, dilefly of Iron and steel, copper, wood and mineral oil, were the largest contributors, the five classes named rep resent ng about one-half ot the total In crease during the period named. The ten leading clauses of articles ex ported from the United States In 191J, ar ranged In order of magnitude and stated In millions of dollnrs, are reported by tho bureau of foreign nnd domestic com mence. Department of Commerce, as fol lows. Haw cotton, 676; Iron and steel, 291 breadptuffs, 203; meat and dairy products. Ml: mjneral oils, 149; copper, US; wood manufactures, 110; oeal and coke, 1; leather and leather goods, GO; nnd tobacco, raw nnd manufactured, 00. When to this group aru added cars and car riages, 58; cotton goods, K; agricultural Implements and machinery, 35; fruits and nuts, SI, electrical machinery and ap pliances, 2$; chemicals, drugs and medi cines, 27; nnvnl stores, 27; vegetablo oils, S; paper and manufactures thereof, 21; India rubber manufactures, 14, nnd fer tilizers, 12, about 90 per cent of the ag gregate exportation of tho year has been accounted for. 'Cotton In KIllK. Itatv cotton easily maintained Its lead ing position In tho list of American ex ports, On, the other hand, breadstuffs fell from second position In 1903 to third Food Supply of Paris WMd Last but Four Days in Case of War PARIS, Ma oh Ol.-In case of war the city of Paris would probably find Itself without bread within four days. This alarm has been sounded by the municipal council after n thorough study of the pos sibilities, and the announcement has re suited In a popular demand for measures to assure an ample food supply In case ot n conflict The minister of war and the under-sccretary of state have decided to take up the whole question with the municipal council for further study, with an endeavor to solve tho problem. Military authorities point out that dur ing the first few weeks of mobilization in cose of war, all railroad trains nnd lines would be reserved exclusively for military trains, nnd no supplies for the civil population could be transported. It has been proposed among other things to buy 10,000 tons of flour to bo kept In a public warehouse and to bo used as nc- ccsslty arises. It Is suggested that tho I state contribute Immediately $90,000 m a j first payment toward this, and tho , municipality $40,000. White the problem ot n, sufficient supply ot flour nnd wheat Is considered most Important, the authorities are also planning to conservo stocks of other necessary things. Including wood, coal and oil. If, cays Commander Dryant, a well known retired army official, "an order t ot mobilization were given on Thursday, ' Paris would havo neither bread, milk nor j meat nt tho beginning of next week. An- J other Important questions Is that of tho water supply. I would ask what Parisians would drink were Parts Invested nd cut off from Its water supply. This Is a phane of the problem that the commission which , has bren studying tho subject might con- i elder thoroughly. Wo have arrived at a ' time when all the problems of national de- ; fonso must bo considered without delay." play tho game without any ot tho bunk ers or hazards usually provided by the ordinary course. x 4 e- (1. . Rate of Suicidfein1" Vienna is Declining VIENNA, Match 21.-Tho Viennese nro trying to shake off the unenviable record of having a higher percentage of sui cides among them than the residents of nny other European capital. For tho first time In ninny years there is n de cline In the number of suicides and cases of attempted sclf-destxuctlon in Vienna; the record for tho last year be ing 1,498. as compared with 1.6W In 1912, notwithstanding that the last year was a bad one from a commensal and' labor standpoint. It appears that a large number of women who decided upon sui cide failed In their attempts, while men generally undertook their self-destruction with a determination that was suc cessful. As Usual, the black record In cludes many children, whose motives were traced to unfavorable school re ports. " Persistent Advertising Is the IXoad to nig Returns. NORTH TO SEE ECLIPSE SCIENTISTS WILL G0 i &BRMN Mircfi 2li-tmj.1i astrono mers aro nlready taking n lively interest In a total eclipse of the sun that occurs August 21. The city of Hamburg Is fit ting out an expedition at its own expense and Prussia, will give assistance to an expedition heoded by Prof. Mlethe of tho Technological tnstituto In Charlottenburg. A number of Germtm astronomers will attach themselves to American expedi tions. Prof MIethe's expedition, which will be chiefly for the purpose of mak ing photographs of tho eclipse, will go to the Island of Alsten, far up on the coast of Norway, where the path of totality first touches tho European con tinent The Hamburg expedition - will make Its observations In Russia. It Is understood thnt the Russian astronomers are making extensive preparations for facilitating tho work of the American mid other foreign expeditions by having tho proper astronomical calculations worked out for each important point In the path ot totality. Snppllea for Iotncr Pnlnces. Tho fastest freight train Is tho "Flying Fisherman," which carries Gotham's dally supply of lobsters nnd tons of othor sea food from Boston. By catching this train out ot the Hub the lobsters are able, to cover the Intervening dlstanco ot 234 miles nt the rate of thirty miles an hour, reaching New York In tho early morn ing In tlmo to pass through tho many 0f handling between arrival nnd duty' on the 'Great White Way" that evening. A large part of the fish con sumed In New York goes from Boston and Maine. From fifty to 300 tons of sea. food-requiring from three to fifteen cars-are dally taken to New York fish dealeVs by this "Flying Fisherman. Tho fish reach thero the first, morning after being caught, while the lobsters, which go from Maine and Canadian waters, ar rlvo the second morning after leaving their native haunts. Boston Herald. Though this is Primarily Fashion Week the Fashion Dis plays Are Supplemented by Some of the Most Interesting Bargain Displays of the Entire Season. See Them. National Debts Are Nearly Forty-Three Billion Dollars ANTWERP. March 21.-A debt of $42,- 900.000.000 Is total shown In tho accounts In 191J, and meat and dairy products, from of tno nations of the world, according third position to fourth, each ot these to tho Bureau of Universal Statistics. groups having been passed meantlmo by wnch naB jUBt nnnoynced its figures for iron ana sicei, wnicn aavancea rrom the year 1912. Of this total nubile In- fourth to second placo during tho do- dcbtedncBs thirty-two milliards arc cado. I charted niralnst Euronn nlnnp. A eonturv Comparing the figures ot 1913 with those 0B0 tho public dobt ot all countries of 1903, raw cotton exports gained $190,- amounted to only a little over seven mil- New Spring Wool Dtess Fabrics All the choice weaves and colorings are here in great profusion. 54-inch Balkan Novelty Crepe Suitings in ten of tho new est shades for spring 1914; very special value Monday at, per yard . . . .' $2.50 The Popular New Plaids 54-inch wide, in light and dark color combinations; special values at, per yard.. $1.48 and $1.68 Imported All Wool Crepe Plain nnd crinkle weaves 25 new colors; in two lots, at 68c and 88c Imported French Ratine For suits and coats; all the new colors, $1.50 qual ity; on sale Monday at, a yard 98c 40 to 45-in. Wool Fabrics Crepes, whipcords, serges, panamas, etc.; great bar gains, yd., 48c and 68c 000,000, or 52 per cent, this being a natural result ot the world's Increasing consump tion of cotton goods for the manufacture ot which tho United Slates supplies over two-thirds of tho raw material. Iron nnd steel manufactures gained 195,00O,O00,v or about 0 por cent, mach nery nnd engines being tin largest factors. Mineral oils Hard. The population of tho earth Is -now slightly over 1,900,000,000, an Increase of 140,000.000 In the last four years, according to tho bureau. Asia now has 933,000,000; Europe, 4S4,O0O,CO0; Africa, 188,000,000; America, 187,000,000; Oceania. C7,O0o,OOO, The world's commerce now amounts to made an advanco of 176,000,000, or over 100 i(o.COO.t.000. and It Is carried on bv 6T..S02 per ccm: copper mnjiuinctures, nui.wv.ijw, or 100 per cent, and wood nnd maufactures thereof, 152.000,000, or about 90 por cent. Brcaditurfs barely held their own . In valutwif exports during the decade, with a gain ot J3.OJ0.O00. nnd but for tho marked advance In barley, oats and rice, would hnve actually declined, slnco tho exports of corn fell from 95,000.00 to 47,000.00, nnd those ot wheat from 100,000,000 to IK.OOJ.OOO bushels during the decade. Meat nnd dairy products fell In vnluo of ex- KABUL, Afghanistan, March 21. This ports from 18t.0C0.0O0 to IWl.dM.OOO during country, which has kopl Itsalt as tree as the period under rovlow, 'and cattle from Ry Place In the orient from western In- ttS.C0O.OCO to $1,000,000. There was no eor- stltutions, has finally succumbed to tho responding decrenso In production of churms of golf. The sponsor of the royal j brendstuffs and food animals, and the anJ ancient game Is the nmeer himself. smaller exportntloiio nre therefora due, who la rapidly becoming on expert player in large measure, to the increasing pro- wnaer tno tuioiago or a Scottish mining port on of tho population ongnged In man- engineer. This Scotchman came to Kabul ufacture. transportation and the non- looking for mining concessions. He sailing ships nnd 47,714 steamers. Othor figures show a totnl of C23.000 miles of railroads, or enough to glrdlo the globo tvfcnty-tlve times. Afghanistan Ameer Learns to Play Golf 0 pruuueuve imiusir:cs, tnus leaving a smnller proportion available for agrlcul tunil pursuits. Increased exports nre common to all branches of American manufactures. One of the largest gains occurred In cars nnd carriages, which quintupled during tho decode, chiefly due to the rapid develop ment of the automobile Industry during brought with him his bag ot clubs on the remoto chance ot finding colt links In r country, which had cherished a preiudlco against any game played with a ball since tho time ot Omar Khayyam, and soon discovered that tho monarch was fonder of talking sport than bust ness. When he spoke enthusiastically of tho Scottish royal game, the ameer lost the last ten years. Electrical" machinery l time In putting n corps of sappers trebled, cotton goods doubled, leather and anJ minora to work constructing a courso manufactures thereof practically doubled, ""dor tho direction ot tho visitor. Since nnd agricultural Implements, paper manu- Ithat time the itmeer has became n devoted lectures and naval stores each Increased cxl'onont of tho game and he has at nbout CO per cent. India rubber manufac- talned a fair degree of proficiency. The turos nre two nnd a half times as great Kaine has reduced the girth of the ameer ns in 1W3; fruits and nuts, about 70 per an) improved his health. At his winter cent more than a decade aim. nml nmn. capital ho Is having built" a mlnnlura rlctary medicines are being exported In "" UB limited In site nnd as I constantly Increasing quantities. Europo Is tho primary destination of' about three-fifths of our total exports. Tho total to that grand division In 1913 was J1.WO.000.000, nnd to all other parts ot tho world nbout $1,000,000,000. To North America the exports aggregated $001,000,000. of which two-thirds went to Canada; to souin America, $147,000,000. chiefly to Ar. gcntlnn and Hrazlt; to Asia. $156,000,000, of which one-half went to Japan and one- nun to china; to Oceania, $SJ,000,000. chiefly to Australia and the Philippines, ana o wmca, fS.OUO.OOO. smooth as a tennis lawn. Here he will Balfour Will Take Prominent Part in Irish Negotiations WNDON, March Sl.-Arthur lluirn..r onco prime minister nnd also formerly want foo1. unionist leaoer in tne House of Commons, is to take a very prominent part In the negotiations or the settlement of the jnsn question. Ho acquired a very ex tensive knowledge of the situation during his term as chief secretary for Ireland, and he has had experience In the handling of delicate political problems, not the least of which was that arising over the split in the unionist purty over tariff re form. When an agreement on the Irish ques tion was first mooted last year Bonar IdtT the present unionist leader. 1m, mediately called Mr. Dalfour to his as sistance. Soon aftor the opening of Par liament Mr. Dalfour had a long audience with the king nnd has been keeping In close touch with the leaders at Westminster. The general opinion Is that Mr, Balfour snares King; George's view that some compromise should be arrived at nnrt this will go a long way toward bringing: ne extreme unionists Into line. As It is, tho largo majority of the party deal . ettlenent. but difficulty has been found in wancimr tne uistcrltes and the Kng Jlsh "die-hards" to come around to the same view. When Mr. Balfour . nnv especially If It Is thought that he ex presses the wishes of the king, these Irrts conrlllables wilt follow kirn. While Mr. Balfour has attacked the home rule bill from every ancle and has referred to It as "lopsided federalism." not once ha he referred to the Ulster threat of revo lution or rulers general opposition to any form of home rule. Yearn for Food-- Don't Spurn If A Itrlsk Apnttito In a Healthful No- cossity, Htunrt's DyspopKla Tab lets Quickly Kcstore Lost lleU lsh for Food. Unless you have a. real hearty desire for food you should by all means take no chances of stomach trouble, for u loss ot appetite means u signal ot distress from a deranged digestion. When the stomach wants food It signals tho mind through the nerves, nnd theso exclto the tasto buds In the. mouth, which at once secrete large miantlitm ot saliva. This In called "mouth water," and all ot ua know when our "mouths water" we There's an apptUte that Btuart'a Dys pspsla Tablets ffavt tne." Stuart's lyppsia Tauiets very quickly restore appetite by making the stomach wont food. The stomach readily recovers from digestion, dyspepala, etc., as soon as It is enabled to digest food. Btuart'a Dyspepsia Tablets taken after each meal quickly dleest that meal und.thus wonder fully rest .the stomach. In a short time the digestion assumes Its normal condition and then appetite and a good appetite, too Is the natural consequence. One may actually fluldlxe a few Htunrt's Dyspepsia Tablets, place them in a glass tube with meat, grains, vegetables, eta. and these tablets will digest the contents ot the tube without aid. Just think then how quickly and effi ciently they act when they are mixed with the food in one's system and wnat a .treat relief It Is to the digests e apparatus Ui have Its fluids en enriched. t!o to your druggist today and obtain a M-ctnt box and make the actual test your seir after you have eaUu a targe and hearty meal For Your Druas and Toilet f Good Us Hayden's. Special Sale for Monday. Why Fay More? 25c ftlzo Moan's Liniment, nl.. .lEo Four (4) dozen of C-gratn Aspirin tableta, for OEo 100 I'hcnoltlialox Wafers, pleusanl laxative, for 35a 100 Dr. Hlnkle'H Cusrurn tublots, 16o 26c size Sal Kepatlcu for riieumu- Horn, for 16a 10o Size Art Quin, tor cleaning, at Co Two (2) bars of Wllllnms Shaving soan for Be 10c Shinola Shoe Polish at Bo 2So Size Dagget and IlammleU'B per fect cold cream , ,..lCo fiOo Hire Canthrox Hair Shampoo, aso 25o Uose Cream for chap, limit (2). ench So 50c nnd 7Cu toilet waterx. nil makex, at 3So nnd Ot'o 25c l.axnttvc Bromo Qulhlno nt..lBo ;r,o size Peroxide face cream, nt, Jni- IOi; and ICo per bar toilet nmi.. In cluding Jap Itbso and Palm Olive, go at 2 bars for ,l0o 25c Sanltol Tooth Panto ur powder, at A ..ISo sl0d Talcum powders, all colors, it cans for ,. lOo .4 19c HoIIh of Crepe toilet paper. SSo 35o size Puro Sodlu'ni .Phosphate. 89c SOu Box Mine. Isabello'n fuco powder rtt , 30o We give n written. fcuarnhteed for 3 years with each piece of our Well ington Ilubtler Goods, $4.00 Wellington Syringe nnd bottle, guaranteed for 5 years, for. .93.00 Wellington Hot Wator Bottles, reg ular nrlce $3.00, sale price. . . , .81.30 $1.00 Ilapld Flow fountain Hyringes go nt fiOo $1.00 and $1.50 Seamless Hot Water Bottles nt GOo 75c Household Rubber a loves at. the pair ... BOo ?or Oo Some Delightful Specials in ihe Rug Department $35 Axminster Rugs High pile seamless, 9x12 size, 25 patterns for selection, $25 $18.50 Seamless Velvet Rugs Seamless' 9x12 size, 12 patterns for selection at $13.98 $27.53 Axminster Rugs Oriental and floral patterns, 9x12 size, on sale Monday, at $19.98 $10 Reversible Scotch Rugs 9x12 size, heavy quulity, for $7.50 927.r0 S'eniiilcss Wilton Hug 9x12 elite; .special Monday, at sm.os $10.00 Tniiestry HrnssCls Uuii 10-wlre quality, b-3xlO-G eIjso on sale at Sll.OS $2.00 Guaranteed Ctorpct Hwccp ers for S1.25 7-rt. WInUow HiiadeH, 36-in. vfiao. boat wator colors ....... ,2f)& 00c Surfaced Linoleums, 2-jards wldo; on sale at, sq. yd., 52Hi Furniture Close Out Sale One Day Only, $12.50 Each liEE Spring 19 W Laces The most complete showing ever made in Omaha is here. 3-in. to 5-in. Shadow Laces, special at, yd 10c to 25c Beautiful designs in black, white nnd ecru, most popular for pleatings and flouncings. A 29c to 98c Counter In cluding 18-in. Camisole laces, 18-in. to 27-in. Flouncings in white, cream and ecru, also double width allovers, to $1.75 yard values. Beautiful Silk Flouncings Theso nre the popular novelty laces for spring, 18-in. to 27-in. wide, yard, $1.75 to $4.50 v 27-in. Novelty Flouncings in luce and chiffon, shown nt, yd., from $3.25 to $7.00 Quaker Laces We carry the only complete line in Omaha of these famous American laces; 1-in. to 27-in. flouncings and 18-in. to 36-in. allovers shown hero nt, yd 10c to $3.00 A Special 5c Counter of cluny, Torchon, Nottingham, Val and Zion City laces, worth 10c to 15c yard. A Special 7 He Counter of Point do Esprit, Normandy, Nottingham, Torchon and Barmen Laces, worth up to 25c a yard. 33c to OOc Embroideries 10c In cluding pretty- 18-lnch Flouncings and Allovers, beautiful patterns. Hcautiful St. Gnll Iintls'tcs, Embroid eries Worth 75c to $3.00 a yard; on salo at 35 to S1.50 Dark Kcru Flounclncs Worth S2.25 a yard, 4C-ln. wldo; on sale Mon day nt. yard 81.19 Silk Suitings Are in Great Demand We are showing a magnificent line of the most popular colorings and weaves in Daylight department Crepo Bnlkon, Crepe Russellet, Crepe Moire, Moire Poplins, Ottoman, Silk Suitings, fine Bengalines, Chiffon Taf fetas, etc., at from $1.28 to $2.98 40-in. Silk Poplins, Canton Printed Silk Crepes and 3G-in. Dress Taffetas, Co tile Suitings, etc.; special at 98c $1.00 All Silk Messnllnes 36-in. wide, aho Peau do Sole, 36-in. wldo; on sale Monday at, the yard ? 786 (New Curtains and Draperies The most complete stock of up-to-date curtains and dra peries we have ever shown. Pricings Surprisingly Mod erate. Pretty Cluny Cur tains with neat lace edges and 2-in. hems, per pair $2.50 to $6.00 Pretty Scrim Curtntns with hem stitched hem and lace edge; per Pair S1.49 to $2.25 Marquisette Curtains with hem stitched hem and lace edges at, pair S1.9S to S2.98 Brusselettes Curtains, plain cen ters with dainty border and edges; per pair S1.49 45-in. Plain Reps, all colors; at, yard 49d 50-ln. Sunfast Draperies, yd. 856 40-in. Hemstitched Scrims, per yard v.25d New nungalow Nets, 45-in. wide, neat patterns'; cholcri values, per yard 25dtO'08d Couch Covers, big assortment, all now patterns, at. . .4 to glO lied Cetlar Boxes In all sizes. Now is tho time you want them; on Bale at $12 to $25 All Silk Crepe de Chines 40-in. wide, $1.75 yd. val ues in nil most wanted col ors on sale at, yd., $7.38 Plain and Fancy Dress Silks 27 to 36-in. wide, to $1.00 Tal lies, all new spring colors, up to 20- yard lengths at, the yard 4S6 and QSd High Grade Wash Goods Dept. The greatest variety of wash goods ever shown in Omaha will be on display in the high grade Wash Goods Dept. Monday. 3G-in. French Ratine, BOo value, at, yard -40 45-inch French Ratine, 75c and ? 1 values, at 57 Burton Bros, genuine new cloth or ratine crepe, 25c value. . . .18J French Ratine Crepe. 38c value, at, yard 256 English Ratine, 65c value. .486 Silk Ratine, $1.25 and $1.50 val ues 81.00 EXTRA SPECIAL Genuine Lorraine Tissue and Tollo Tissue, all at '..156 Win, Anderson's genuine Scotch Ginghams at 156 Wm, Anderson's Jvanhoe ' Ging hams at .. .. . . ji ... 12 6 ' Lorralno Lortex Tlesupj ,il2'A"6 Burton Brothers' plain Daiipplonl Silk, all the new and .wanted shades, regular 26c values at, a yard .' 126 Evory article worth from $18.00 to $22.00 each'. 48-lnch top round extension dining table, fumed or golden solid quar tor sawed oak; top round, pedes tal ',.812.50 Wo havo 'fine .extension dining tables, solid oak, 45-inch top, ex tends G feet, for S3. 50 and 10 Reed baby buggies, brown with large rainbow hood, closely w,oven 14-inch rubber tired wheels extra large S12 50 30 only floor samples brace beds, 2 inch posts, several patterns to se lect from; on sale, any size at S12.50 Library tables, quarter sawed oak, brass trimmed, 28x42-top, with heavy legs and drawers, golden or fumed $12.50 Leather seat dining chairs, box seat, fumed or golden oak, 'six chairs; on sale for. . , . .$12.50 Chine Closets, 60 Inches high 3-ft. wide, bent glass ends, golden or fumed oak $12.50 Kitchen cabinet complete, 2 bins, 4 drawers, 3 compartments in tho top; on sale at $12.50 $20.00 quarter sawed oak or ma hogany chiffoniers, beveled mir ror; on sale at $12.50 $20 00 wood bedB. several patterns I Combination book cases and writ-1 Muleskln leather (imitation) couch $20.00 quarter sawed oak dressers, I Wo havo cheaper dresaers nnd to select from 812.50 I B 312.50 I for only $12.50 I beveled glass $12.50 I chiffoniers for $7.50 to $10.00. Our White Goods Department Offers a Choice Lot of Special Values Monday $1.50 Table Linen, warrnntod strictly puro flax, full 72-lnch wldo, grass bleached, assorted designs, regular $1.50 valuos, per yard $1.15 Full slro 22x22-lnch Dinner Nap kins, patterns to match above damask, warranted pure flax; regular $4.25, Monday at, por dozen $3.50 pinner NapklnB, same material, same patterns to match, 22x22 inch, pure flax; regular $3.75 values, dozon $3".00 Assorted Jot White Ooods, now and seasonable merchandise valueB up to 50c a yard. .256 Daw bleached Bolfast Satin Da mask, full 72-lnch wide, war ranted strictly pure flax; tegu lar $1.00 values, Monday, per yard v ....796 Fino Sheer French and Persian Lawns, suitable for confirma tion dresses, values to 85o a yard r .506 Mammoth assortment high graiu White Goods in sheer dotted mulls and figured batiste, val ues up to 75c a yard. . . .396 All our high grade Imported fig ured and dotted Swisses, Mulls, Batistes and Voilos, values up to $1.50 a yard, Monday 756 In Our Famous Domestic Rodm Large and complete lines of Muslins, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Linen, Bed Spreads and all kinds of seaBonubltj wash goods at lowest prices. Voiles, double fold, good colore, 18c value 12 6" Poplins, plain and striped, 18c values 12 6 Percales, light and dark colors. values to 12 c 7 Black Sateen, 30-lnch wide, 16c values 10 Shantung Silks, good colors, 19c value joii Shopherd Plaids for children dresses, 18c value 12 Genuine Serpentine Crepe", long remnants, 18c values .... oa Curtain Scrim, 30-lnch wide. 12c values fnj, Laion's Prints blue, rod. green neat stripe, 7c value... 3 Hope Muslin, 36-inch wide, regu lar 10c value 56 Unbleached Muslin, 36-inch wide, regular 7c 56 Aurora 9-4 Bleached Shoeting, 28c regularly, at 236 Roachdalo 9-4 unbleached Sweat ing, 23c regularly : 196 Pepperall 10-4 Bleached Sheeting, regular 30c value 256 Made Sheets, 72x90, good muslin, .50c regularly, at 306 Seamless Shoots, 81x90, regular 09c value 596 Linen Huck Toweling, regular 10c value t.76 Turkish Towels, unbleached, large size, regular 12 c value, 86 Pillow Cases, good muslin, 42x36, regular 12 c value 106 Hemmed Bed Spreads, full size. $1,50 regularly 986 Bed Spreads, hemmed, size 860 regularly, at 596 Puritan Diaper Cloth, antiseptic; regular 95c bolt 10 yards, 856 Dress Linen, brown, 27-inch wido, 25c regularly, at 156 Alrel Voiles, neat stripes, 12 Vic valuos 56 Lawp and Batiste, neat patterns, 12VSc values 56 Ratine, striped and plain, 25c val ues .156 Ginghams, genuine Amoskeag, 74c value 56 Read This Grocery Sale Adat Hayden's for Monday OVA AT XS TSCS PEOM.E Vfa Dfy All Vrnata And Comfcl nUoas. 13 lbs. Bent Granulated Sugar. . .$1.00 48-Ib. Book Ueit HiKh Qruilo Dia mond II Klour. nomlnK liner lor bread, pie or cakes, nvck ai.10 IP Dar Beal-'Km-AU. Diamond C or ljiunury uuecn ,um-. tioap I-lb. Can Diamond II linking Powder, etiuul to any at doubia the Pro per can 350 10 lbn. Dent White or Yellow Com meal 180 5 lbs. Uet Itolled Ureakfut Oat meal aso 6 lbs. Choice Japan Itloe 03c 6 lbs. lieat Hand l'lckcd Navy Beam for 250 4 Cana Fttnuy Sweet Buirar Corn.SSo 6 Cans OH or Muatard Bardlnaa. .8S0 6 Iba. ileat Hulk laundry Starou.SSo 1-lb. Can aBaorted aoupa 7tto The Heat Domestic Jlaccaronl, Ver- inecelll or Spaghetti, pkg- 7tte Full Cutis Alaska Salmon 100 Large Hotttea Worcester Hauce, Pure Tomato Catsup or-Pickles, assort ed kinds, bottle BUo Fancy Queen Olives, quart 35o B. C Corn Hakes, pkjt .60 f rune-Nut a. ukc 100 McLaren's Peanut Uutter. lb ..13Vto I llershey'a Urcakfust Coi-on, lb...20o Qoden Santos Coffee, lb .300 The Uest Tea Slftlnit, ib...: 10c Tne Bast Strlotly Preih Qnarantatd fcg"a par doaan 2Qo The Heat Creamery tUutter, canon or bulk, per lb 33o The Heat Country Creamery Butter, per pound 27o The Heat Dairy Table Butter, lb. 83o Full Cream Young; Anierk-a or Wis consin Cream Cheese, lb S3o Neufchatel Cheese, eaoh.,... 3o Imported Swiss Cheese, lb 35o Imported Hoquefort Cheese. lb...3So OBAKQES, ORAHQBS, OSAXTOXS. The Highland Navels for quality, Monday special, per doz., 13c, 30c, 95o and 30o The Vegetable Starkst of Omaha for The People. The Heat lied Hlver Ohio l'otntoei. 16 lbs to the peok 25c Freah Ueeta, Carrot a. Radishes, Shal lots or Turnips, bunch ....60 Fancy Head Lettuce, per head.. 7 Vic a heads Freah Leaf Lettuoe 100 Fancy California Cauliflower. lb.74o Fancy California Rhubarb. lb...7Ho Old Ueeta. Carrots, Turnips or Pars- nlpa, lb 2Ho Fancy New Cabbage, lb 2Uc 3 lbs. Fancy Shelled Popcorn lOo New Comb Honey, per rack lSHo Onion Seta, Bad, Tallow or White, per quart 8Vio Silt 8, CAST ALUMINUM SKILLETS, Regularly )Q Sold at $2. 15 Special Monday, at 4l&? STOVES AOT) BAUGES. Specials Monday and all Weak. A High Grade Cast Hange with high closet ...125.00 Range as above, equipped with "T" ahelf S3 0.OO Cook Stoves, up from. ....... .QIOO Oil Heaters, rpecla! Monday only. at 02.98 Wa Sail ''CJarlana" a&g Bangea. SSc Fancy Imp. Woulen Rolling pins. Full Size Either Urasa or Zinc Wash Hoards. Any 25c flour selve. High grade shoe brushes, worth SSc 1- gallon oil cana. 6 rolls 5c Gold Hand totlut paper. Medium size enamel chambers. 35c 100-ft. heavy twlated galvanized wire clothes lines. :5c size Ocedar Oil. 2So Electro Silicon Silver polish. 35c size Wooden Chooplng Howls. Any sire coal bucket, worth to 45c. choice 19o Sonbla Oalvanlzed Poultry Kettlns. Coats no mora, lasts twice as Ion?. 2- 1" tqeth. per sn. foot, or pr 100 rqunre feet. In' full rolls. .. 6O0 1-ln mesh lc per so foot, or twr 100 square feet. In full ro'la. .SUS IT " TRY HAYDEN'S TOST PAYS PAYS Monday's CJiina Sale of Plates ChinnPJntes d.- Brenkfast Plates'. . . ) ,D,f Lunch Plates Value Bread ilnd'Butter 7i- Plates g72 Pie Plates ". J Each These plates aro domestic and Austrian china. If 7o9 Want the Best Sewing Machine obtainable at the price, see our two leaders ' HIE NEW HOME or THE RuilV. They're as fully" guaranteed as any machine can be; they insure very best service. Several rousing btiecinls here this week. 1 1
