THE HFift: ().MAM. SATlKim, MARCH lis, mil
'BOARD
D1SPR0YES BROMES
Our Dssirejo Surpass All Previous Efforts in Spring Opening Displays Has Been Most Pleasingly Realized, Offering Jssort
menls That Fulfill All Promises and Values Equaling or Surpassing All Expectations.
YOU'LL FIND SATURDAY'S OFFERINGS A REVELATION IN REAL VALUE-GIVING. DOH'T MISS THEM!
County Commissioners Contradict
. Allegations of Lawyers.
iIalitze registered VOTER
.Hnn Snlil br Attorneys to ?iot Hnrf
llfcii I,ra;ally Chosen Proves lo
lie Duly Qualified tn
Scrip on Jnrr
The technical pica through Attorneys
Rrome A: Bromo of Wesley Gnrd, under
.Indictment for allfged perjury, that the
ury lists from which the recent Douglas
tynty jury was drawn were not legally
plparcd, drew contradictions from mem-
'Br!, of the Hoard, of County commission
who prerarcd them. They declared
tl lists were properly prcpaicd and
lithat the plea that each commissioner
Tmnde o'lt separate list from his own
precincts was a mere subterfuge.
It was also discovered that Samuel
I'.alltzc, 170S California street, who Is as
serted In a "plea of abatement," pre
pared by the llromes and signed by Gard,
to be a citizen of Russia and not a legal
member of the grand jury. Is a regis
tered, qualified voter and on July a last
-ar took out his first naturalization
papers In the Douglas county court
Bnlltzo Is listed as a registered voter
!i mo tuuco or xnn election commissioner
and it was learned that his name was
selected from the list of registered voters
when It was placed on the 1914 Jury list.
County Commissioner nest, from whoss
precinct SO) of the names on the 1914 jury
list were selected, said:
'There Is absolutely nothing to the at
tempt to nttack tho legality of Jury lists.
ICacli commissioner prepared lists from
his own precincts, but these were all
checked over by tho whole board.
"I would challenge the Bar association
or any other body to prepare lists In bet
ter fashion. It is said that somo of the
men are over 21, but not 25 years of age.
It certainly is not possible for me. to In
quire of each of 800 prospective Jurymen
whether ho Is 2J years of age.
"Wo simply take from the voters' lists,
the tax lists and the directories tho names
of men who to all appearances are elig
ible for Jury service. It is a thankless
lob requiring much hard work and wo
have no objection It anybody else wants
to take It."
'Magney Denies He
J.rnjj n j t Ti.
to Indict W. Gard
Where Wesley Gard iuid his attorneys,
Brome & Brome. secured their alleged
"Information" that County Attorney
Magney advised the recent grand Jury
that Gard "should not be indicted" .for
perjury and that Brome & Brome could
not bo convicted of any crime In connec
tion with tho Belongee contempt case,
was a subject of Interesting' conversation
today at tho oourt house.
4 County Attorney Magney flatly denied
that he had told the members of the
rand. Jury this, or that he had at any
lime made any statement to this effect
Tho assertions were contained m a
'plea of abatement" filed by Brome &
Brome which attacks the Indictment of
Gard for oerlury on technical eroundsv
"I said no such thing-," declared County
Attorne'jr Magney. "I have no objection
to being held accountable for anything
I have .said or done, but I do not like to
have such a statement circulated. What
I did present to the grand Jurors was a
statement of what the evidence so far
brought out In connection with the case
was, and' Included in this was tho state
ment that there were witnesses who
would testify in Gard's favor, but more
who would testify against him."
It was said at the court house that It
would be Improper . and illegal for the
county attorney to have given the grand
Jury the advice which Gard and the
Bromca allege he offered.
County Prisoners
Sing as Murderers
Leave for Lincoln
Tony Clarletta, Joe Williams, S. Rosa
mond and John Jones, under guard of
Jeputy Sheriff F. Palmer and three
assistants, made up the largest party of
muiderers ever taken from Omaha to
Lincoln. Jones Is sentenced to death In
the electric chair; Clarletta and Williams,
llfc Imprisonment, and Rosamond has a
ten-year sentence to serve.
Jones killed a companion In an argu-
er tho payment of a 10-cent pool
nd the other three were convicted
murder of Henry Nlckell, at the
McVey resort on the night of January 15.
Ab tho men, handcuffed together In
pulrs, left the couty Jail, many of the
other prisoners Joined In a chorus of
"Nearer My God to Three."
r Jones V
ment eve
gome, an
.. . 41.,. ...
Howell Eesponsible
for Closing Street
Nicholas street, from Fourteenth to the
Missouri Pacific freight depot, Is closed
to traffic becauso General Manager R.
B. Howell of the Metropolitan Water
district has filled the street with brick
and dlrl from a ditch being; excavated
for a water pipe.
Complaints have been received at the
offlcr o.f the street commissioner. The
-omplalnants say the dirt and debris
ouiu nave ucen pweu in inc oirrcu
erly and .the street would have still been
open to traffic.
GEN. R. N. ADAMS DIES OF
APOPLEXY IN MINNEAPOLIS
News of tho death in Minneapolis of
General Robert N. Adams was received
In Omaha with more than ordinary con'
cern. for the general was known here
and over the state by many.
As one of the notable surviving figure
of the civil war, prominent In the Loyal
Legion and Grand Army, he had hosts
of friends anions the veterans of the
republic. Also as a Presbyterian mln
Uter for forty-five years and form many
years home mission field secretary In the
northwest, comprising this territory, he
was widely known among churchmen,
He retired from his ecclesiastical office
a few years ago and was succeeded by
Rev. W. H. Kearnn of Nebraska,
General Adams was the last of the
brigadiers to follow Sherman to the sea.
He participated with valor and distinction
in msny of the most important batt'es At
the war. He was educated at Miami unl
erstty end went out from Ohio. After the
war he took his divinity course in th
Allegheny Theological seminary
Some Mighty Attractive Values
in Ladies9 Under
tiwear, Corsets and
mm
ARB TOX7B
corseta right
Do they tit
with perfen
comfort? Do
they set off
our dress In
smooth, fasn
(enable lines?
Let Us fit you
in the right
corset.
Hosiery Saturday
I.lslc and cotton I'nlon
Suits, spring weights, nil
styles: special 19S 75c
Lisle ami Cotton Vests,
UIr assortment : special,
at. 12lc- lOtS 35c
Gowns worth to
$2.50, nainsook,
X crope or cambrics
prettily trlmmod.
98c
Muslin Down s,
worth 80c. 49
Italian Silk Vesta
and Silk Uloom
ors; to $S values,
at Sl.DS
Children's Mus
lin Pants, with
h e ni s. t i t ch o d
tucks .12
We show all the best makes
In complete assortment of stan
dard made Corsots.
39c Brasslors, ono big lot, 25i
Boys' Spring Wash 8uits, big
assortment, all sizes, 2 to 7
years 98c and 81.45
Children's Rompers in all styles,
sizes 1 to S years, at 49c
Boys' Blouse Waists, all new
styles; choice values,
Infants' Shirts, all Bilk, silk and
wool, all wool or mercerizod; to
SUu values, on sale
at -45c " 25c
Ladlos' Pure Silk Hose, broken
lots of Valuos to $2.50, black
and colors; while they Inst, per
pair 9S
Wakno Knit Sflk Hose, to $1.00
values, black and colors; on
sale' 49v and 75
Children's Mercerized Lisle
at 75c and 49c 1 Ladies' Silk Boot Hobb; special
Hose, 25c values, pair. ...15c 1 lots at 25c an" 15c
I . I ' C
Special
y Saturday
Special
Authentic Spring Millinery Modes
Speaking of Spring Millinery-
You will find licrp assembled Snturdny an immense assort
ment of really captivating Hats, many of them cxaeteopies
of imported models, each hat expressing a be
coming individuality and any of them well
worth $15.00; all at one price Saturday, choice. .
$10
New Tango Sailors.
Tho latest fad in millinery,
come in black only, effec
tively trimmed with pom
ponB, ribbons and mountains
of small flowers.... $2.69
New Ostrich Stick-Ups.
$1.00 values; something very
new and protty. Comes in
white, tango, gendarme, em
erald, pink, light bluo4 and
black; special for Saturday
only 59c
Some Saturday Snaps in Men's
Furnishing Goods
That Should Crowd
This Department at an
Early Hour Saturday
All new Spring color,
made coat style, five
button fronts, coiuo in
percales, mndras.
chambrays and mer
cerized fabrics: all
guaranteed pcrfoct,
best brands makers'
samples: $1.30 values,
it 09d
Lay In your summer
supply haturtlay.
30c Silk Socks,
All colors, all
perfect, high
spliced heel,
double- toe and
sole.
Men's Union Suit.
to $2.50 values. HKt or me
dium weight, nt
SI. 15 980 09c
tli.00 nd HS.50 Auto fllovos
black or tan, good assortment
at pair 81. 15
fa
jv sv - 1
rntlcrohirt or Drawers
to $1.00 values, llalbrlggan or
Lisle, at garment 45C
,10c Silk Tlc and Knncy Hhk
peuders Big assortment for se
lection: on sale.... 25c
Men's 2Tk? Socks. 1UHr
Fine quality lisle or cbtton, In
all colors and sizes.
New
Pleating Specials
The coming season will bo tho
groatest ploatlug season in
years. Seo those dainty Three-In-Ono
Plcatlngs of 8hadow
Lace, Blond Nets, ChlffoiiB and.
Swiss; on salo Saturday
at 50C nd 25C
$2.00 Hand
Bags 98c
We have Just received a new
lino of all leather lined Hand
Bags, with the latest pattern
safety catch, crepe and seal;
regular $2.00 value 98c
Special Sale Saturday
ON NEW,
Nifty Spring Footwear
Women's Shoes, new heels, toes and the
$5:00 value $3.50
Women's Shoes and Pumps in patent,
gun metal, satin or velvet; $4.00 valuos,
for $2.50
Women's Shoes and Oxfords, $3.00 val
ues $1.98
Men's Shoes, black or tan, made from
carefully selected stock, fitted with the
best linings and sewed with best silk
'thread, :aj,l styles; $5.00 Values. .$3.50
Men's Tan Calf English Shoes, also a line of
black welts in all styles; values up to $4.00. a
pair : S2.50
600 pairs Men's Shoes, black or tan, for dress
or work, welt soles; valuos up to $.1.00 a
pair S1.98
Child's Shoes, Misses Shoes, Little Gents'
Shoes; $1.50 values.., SI. OO
Infants' and Child's Shoes; $1.00 and 75c val
ues, very special 75tf 1 500
A full lino of Grover and Queen Quality
Shoes and Oxfords for Women.
Stetson and Crossett Shoes for Men.
FURNITURE SPECIALS
Round extension dining tables, solid oak,
45-inch too. extends b foot ao.OO
$3.50 folding card tables, felt or leather
ette tor. shcrhtlv soiled, as samples; on
sale for $1.00
No telephone orders received, you must
see them.
Glasscock baby walkers on sale. .$2.00
One-motion Collapsiblo Go-Carts with hood and
rubber .tired wheels, in this salo $4.75
Reed Nursery Chairs with table, worth $2.50
each. We have only 100 to sell S1.00
Baronial Brown Nursery Chairs, 2Cc extra.
Sample Pillows, i. to 6 of a Kind
White and gray goose, duck, 1-2 down, tur
key and chicken, curled hen feathers, etc., etc.
6 pounds to the pair. Assorted fancy art tick
ing on this sale.
$5 and $G goose or down Pillows. .S3- S3. 50
$1.50 Pillows, extra large, fancy tick, pair, SI
$2.50 Pillows, extra large, fancy tick,
pair SI. 50
$3.50 Pillows, extra large, fancy tick,
pair S2.00
Chicken feather Pillows, 75c and 85c pair, bol
ster rolls, the finest quality made SI. 25
Kitchen Cabinets on this sale $10.00
Kitchen Cabinet base, close out S3.50
The Interest of Our Opening
Display is Greatly Enhanced
Saturday by Special Bargain Of
ferings; Beyond Question the
the Greatest Values Offered at This Season In
Omaha.
75
11
11
7C Choice of 275 Tailored Q
3 Suits, made to sell at $20 if'
and $25. Mostly Bampies
samplos and surplus
stock of N. Cramer & Son,
Philadelphia.
They coino in pretty granites, soft oropos,
poplins, diagonals, serges and other now spring
novelty cloths, in resedas, greens, tango mahog
any new blues, grays, lcathors and a nice iine
of blacks in tho nobbiest styles of the season.
Values you ought to see.
a sir Haw
BUpmtnt
of th
popular
Tb test
vsluss vr
at prlc.
Manufacturers' Stocks of Silk Bresses
To $15.00 values, in
taffetas, charmeuso,
silk poplins and
others; wanted ma
terials as shown in
window.
5C95
5
To $15.00 valuos,
all tho most dosir
ablo spring color
ings and in all sizes.
Scoros of beautiful
designs.
Children's Coats All nob
biest styles for spring, in
every wanted color and fab
ric; on salo at, up from
$2.95 $3.95 $5 $6.95
Children's x Dresses Im
mense variety to select
from, matchless values at
95c $1.50 $2.95 andj -shown at from
up to $12.75
New Balmaccan Coats A splen
did assortment of these popular
coats in all the now novelty
cloths, very special values Satur
day at $7.50
Classy Spring Coat Styles in silk,
moire, taffetas and fancv brocades
$15.00 $19.50 $25.00 Up
New Dress Skirto Big ship
ment just roceived ; tho sea
son's most approved styles,
colors and fabrics, $4.95
$6.95 $8.95 up to $25
New Spring WaiBts and
Blouses Best assortment
and values in Omaha, Don't
fail to see them.
Special Announcement
Our now Domestic lioom, Clothing
Dept., is now ready. We have takou
very nearly one-quarter of tho bargain
basement clothing display. All goods'
shown in this department will be
priced at all linos lower than it can
bo bought elsewhere.
Opening Special
Boys' Knicker Suits, new spring
styles, ages G to 18 years, in norfolk
or double breasted, 21" to 8 years, in
Kussian or military styles. Saturday
as an opening offer .$1.50
Men's Suits ' at $5.00
Sizes 33 to 48 breast. This offer is for
Saturday, our opening day for our
new Clothing Bargain Basement. No
need to say tho values will be head and
shoulders above anything you have
ever seen. All colors, all sizes, $5.00
In Our Famous
Domestic Room
Bhssts, Pillow Rllpa, Btdsprsadi. Towsls, to.
Neckwear and
Ribbons
25c Ribbons at, yard, I2V2C
This includes plain and fancy
ribbons of all kinds for milli
nery and dress trimniings.
Speca
Demonstration
Hair Good.
All the newest novelties in
Switches, Wigs. Transformations,
etc., In all shades. Special pricos
Saturday. See the newest modes
Df hair dressing demonstrated.
Colored
Embroideries
The entire stock of Colored Em
broideries of a big New York im
porter shown in all Widths,
matched patterns, bands, galoons
md flounclngs on sale Saturday at
sb Than Half Price.
BKSBTS.
No, CI 07, 11 brultlful 72
x90 sheet, regular prluv
660 ,48c
DuchesH No. 908K. extra
hcuvy 72x90 sheets;
regular price 75c, 03o
M. !M4ll, koou htuv
heel.' Tl'x'jO, rogulai
Brlce 59c 30c
tlca, 81x60, one of the
best sheets made, regu
lar price 80c U&c
Imperial, 8lxV0, ver
fine sheet, regular price
75c 43c
hnowflake, SlxHO. extra
Kooil sheet, rogulnr
prl(!o flc 3BC
TUBKISK BLEACHED
TOWELU,
C80S, rg. lOr 80
0878, re. Ufcc 7We
8804. reg, He 10c
9250. rcg. 18c 1314c
tfSO'.'. rag. 20o 19c
HUCE TOWHIB.
0793, reg. f0 3iC
841, reg. 7 Wc 80
6356. reg. 10c . . . .THc
BbUt, reg. 18c lflViC
3218, I PS- 20c lec
niJDBPBEADB.
9201. 250 LciUpreafU,
reg. prion $1.25, aule.eoc
9135, 260 bedspreads,
rr.u. lirlce tl.60. sale.SBa
V
BXTBA BPECIAI.5.
Lonsdale, 36-ln bleach
ed muslin j the genuine
article; 10c voluo...5o
Uenulne Simpson Print.
for So
Tho regular 7 Vic Amos.
Iieug apron gingham. So
36-ln. .percale remnants,
12Vc value ..80
40. In, lawns, regular
12 (4i: value 8o
27. In. figured and strip
erl lawns. 12 He and lOr
regular ..Be
FXX.&OW CASUS.
Pembrooke, 42x30, reg.
price 12ic sale. . . .Bo
Carmen. 42x30, regular
price 16c, salo. .... ,10a
U t H., 4 2x30, regular
price 18c, huIc. . . . 10V4o
No. 133, 45x30, regular
price ICc. eule. . . .lalfcc
TURKISH TOWELS.
No 100. 2506. regular
price 12 He, unbleached,
it 7e
No. 135. 2594. reeu ar
price i',c, unbleoclied,
nt 4Hc
80. 5211. regular price
19c. unblenehed. . .IBI40
iu, biuj, reguiur price
:r, unbleached. . .vnjc
Drug and Toilet Oooda Specials
for Saturday's Selling.
7c Jad Salts for tho kidneys. .55c
Pour dost. 5-gr. Aspirin Tabletn.2bo
(Oo bottle Dr. Hlnklo'a Cascaru
Tablets for lBo
0c bottlo Phcnolthalox Wafer
for 24xj
26o laxative Bromo Quinine for
coldH at 10j
25o size Kloun'H Liniment for,.15o
10c Corylopala or Lilac Talcum
Itowde at A cans for lOo
25o Face Powder, all colors, whlio
they last, at lOo
25c bar Packer's Tar or Wooa-
bury Soap at IBo
Purs Cocoanut Oil Soap, per dosan
bars 4BO
lOo Haymon's Vegetable Soap.. So
26o extra quality Tooth I! rush en
go nl. each lOo
50c Tuskanold Tooth llrushas;
none better, each 9Bo
26c and 35o NaJl Brushes, each.!9o
t6o and 50c Vanity Dozes, some
containing rouge and mirror;
while they last, each 10c
25c none Cream and Almond Ijo-
tlon for chuna at 10c
25c size Peroxide Face Cream. lOo
Ftour 10c rolla Crepe Toilet Paper
for'. 8c
15c package 20-Mule Team Borax
at 4 7Ho
25c and 35c Hair n rushes: while
they Uuit, at 18o
50c alia liurnshlne MeUl Polish
for , l&c
26c Vampire, sure death to all In
sects, at ,7Hc
Zf yett ar Is need of a rood
Tountatn Syria or Hot Water
Bottle b sure and sta tiiss vv
olalsl $1.00 and $1.50 Fountain Syringes
or Hot Water Bottles, 2 and 3-qt.
size, guaranteed perfect, each 59c
84.00 Wellington Syringe and Hot
tie combined guaranteed for five
ears. at .... .93.00
Men's Headwear
All the classy new shapes and
colors in the popular
B. STETSON HATS,
$3.50, $4 and $5
The best money's worth we
can buy in Men's Hats. You
can find no better anywhere.
Men's Has at
$2.00 and $2.50
That for stylo or quality were
never surpassed at the price In
any store in the land. Look
tbem over, examine them crit
ically. You'll be convinced.
Boys' and Children's liata and
Caps. Samples that wore made
to sell at double
25t. 50 S1.00
Hard Vulcanized Fibre Trunks,
$10.00 to $25.00 values, all
fresh, new goods; 25 of them
on sale at. . SO.05 813. IKS
Matting Suitcases,
at S1.25 o S3.50
The best values in Omaba.
THE TALK OF OMAHA
Hay den's Quality Goods and Low Prices
23 lbs. beat Granulated
Sugar 81.00
10 barn Bcut-'Km-All, Dl.
tiioud C or Laundry Queu
white laundry soap. . .aSo
iS-lb. sack best high grade
Diamond H Flour; noth
ing llko It for bread, pies
or cokes, sack 91.10
10 lbs. bent White or Yel
low Coniinoal 19o
6 bn bent hand picked Navy
Heaii for 20o
4 lbs. fancy Japan Itlce, lOo
quality, at 3So
8 cakes Beloxo Scouring
Hoaj) a So
6 cans Lit l.u Scouring
Hon p. It Beats the Outcn.
for 38o
4 lba. fancy ttweol Sugar
Corn 2&o
The best Domestic Maca
lonl. Vermicelli or Spag
hetti, pkg. .'c
6 cans Oil or Mustard Bar
dineB 23c
Tail cans Alaska Salmon
for lOo
Advn Jell, the Jell of qual
ity, per package TVio
1-lb. rona assorted Soups
for OVio
Fancy Queen Otlreo, qt.2ba
t lba. best mlxf-d Chick.
Feed for young chlckii.26e
10 lba. Oyrttr Shell. . . . 7So
Large bottles Worcester
Sauce, pure Tomato Cat
sup or Pickles, assorted
kinds OHo
Ulrshey'n Brealcfnxl Cwoa,
pound 300
Qnlden Santos Coffre, per
pound SOo
Tlio Ixvit Tea. Minings, por
pound loo
obastobs, oauufass,
ozujsraEB
The Highland Navels for
quality. Saturday special,
per uozen, lBo, BOo, K&o
and aoo
Tna VagstabU Market of
Omaha, for tha ITeopla,
Tbe best Bed Hirer Ohio
Potatoes, 15 lbs. to the
peck 35o
Freah Beets, Carrots. Rad
ishes, Shallot, or Turcica,
bunch , So
liincy Head Lettuce, per
head TVio
3 heads fresh leaf Lettuce
for lOo
Fancy California. Cauliflow
er, lb. - 7M
Fancy California Rhubarb,
pound . .7V4e
Old Beets. Carrots, Turnip
or I'arsnips, lb Ve
Fanry ne.yr cabbage, lb BVto
3 lbs. fancy Bhelied lop-
1 com .lOo
, New Comb Ilunej. per
I rack IS'io
I Onion Sets, Kad, Tellow or
I White, per quart 8V4o
ANOTXCES BIO) DBOT ttf
TOOB STKZOTZ,T TXBST
CX.AJJ8. OVJUsAXITSIID
. rnxax boos. sob. ibo
, mKjn , w v,v ,,. .w.
HalH for Saturday.
Special Jioaf Lard Bala Sat
urday at Onr Mammoth"
aCaat 2opazl3nant.
6,000 lbs. the best Leaf
Lard Saturday at lba.
for 98
XAJCB. j.&vn. utm,
First quality Spring Lamo
hindquarters, lb ....iao
First quality Spring Lamb
foretiuortero, lb 10H
First quality small lor
Ioina. lb.
First quality
nouider. id.
Fi3t quality
Butta. lb.
Viral quality
Roast, lb.
2,000 lbs. Winchester Ba
con, Saturday special, per
pound 13V4o
rlrst quality Diamond C
Skinned Hams, Satnrday,
p-ial, lb. ....... .lSVto
Spring rhlckrna Haturday
I at wholesale.
. . .100
pork
PorK
10c
Steer Pot
UKe, UKo
small
small
MAIL ORDERS FILLED
FROM OUR DAILY ADS
it t mAvnri2J9ft piht it
iry nHiui.li u nnai
Pays
Fays
Galvanized Tubs,
Pails and Gar
bage Cans
Greatly Reduced Saturday
iOt size heaTy galvanized pails.lOo
Medium size galvanlgea mt)i..4ko
lArga size galvanized tuos. . Slo
Extra large galvanized tutis...a9o
(rarbaaTa Cana, medium size, com
plete with cover 76o
Large size, complete wlt: coror,
for 98o
Bxtra large cans, complete witn
cover and side handles 91.lv
avAnrxx.vjLzus mma.
)4-ii. enamel dish pans---10-qt.
eniunnl preserving kettles
8-qt, enamel Berlin kettles, com
plete with cover
IJ-qt enamel wator pai;s
CHOICE, 25c
POUZiTBT SZTTiaO.
It's danbla galvanlaad. Jojfta
Twloa a Xkulc.
J-lnch mesh. r pr q. ft, or por
100 aq. ft. In full rolls eoc
1-tncti meah lUo per aq. ft. or per
100 q. fL la full rolls SLUa
7Sa shorsla or vpadaas spaoial Bat-
tavlay oaly. at 59o
Qaraaa rakoa, oxta lot; apadal Sat
urday, at So
XKlTl kIxm mAar& hoaa. lSa
FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLES
Sent Only by Express al
Purchaser's Risk.
HPKCIAI. IX SKKVIKG TUAYS
ron SATUHDA Y IX
China
Department
200 Serving Trays, in Gilt,
Ivory. Mahogany and Clrcum
crown Walnut finish; these
Trays are all in beautiful new
shapes and worth up to $5,00
each. Dig valuo Saturday
$1.00
I,, , III. SIM.. I J IS M I.. .
Bed Spread
Specials
Imported Marseilles Bed
Spreads, scalloped or fringed:
values up to $5.50 oach..$.l.l)5
Assorted lot crochet Hed
Spreads, full size, all Marseilles
designs; valors to $2.25 each,
t 1.50
Heavy weigh table psddlDg sl
enu tlotli, i inches wtde an'
heat proof, worth 31c, yard. ..33a
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iheetlng manufactured, regular
irice (1.15. each 7So
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