14
THE BEIO: OMAHA, TIirRSDAY APRIL 9, 1914.
SPECIAL OFFICER IS ON TRIAL
0. F. Peterson is Given a Hearing
Before City Commission.
GIRL GETS A PRIVATE HEARING
Int McCntrern Ilefnseaj to Listen to
Her Testimony Mnyor Over
rules Point 3Iart lr J.
.. C. Kriinnl).
KMdenco on the one Mile tending to
Show that Special Officer O. P. Peterson
waa not of good character and ought to
be dlsmlsfcd from tho pclica, and flatly
contradictory testimony from the other
aide, which tnught to show that an at
tempt waa being made to "Job" Peter
noil, marked the hearing before the city
commission of the oaae of Mr. Chris
UreenhaRon, who charge Peterson with
tjnproper conduet lit Arresting her.
Attorney for Greenhagen waa asking
Peterson queatlona concerning hla rela
tion with a young woman when Attor
ney J. A. C. Kennedy Instructed Peter
son to anawer only tho queatlona lie
wanted to answer.
Mayor Dahlmnn, who was pro Id In if.
turped on Kennedy with a flare of anger
and said:
You're not running this commission,
and I want you to understand that the
witness will answer whatever question I
say he may answer."
"I'm going to protect my client." Ken
nedy replied.
"He'll answer."
' He won't."
llr Anan era.
llut ho did. aiid 'Kennedy objected, the
mayor explaining later that It waa the
custom to give more latitude In cases
before the council than In courts of law.
Kenmedy said auch practice waa good,
but here was an exception.
U'a an exception because It's your
client." the mayor replied.
Peterson la charged with having taken
Sirs. Greenhagen by the arm during a
Tald on the Kllte cafe, saying to lier
that aha waa too pretty a girl to bo ar
rested," and anawerlng when she totd
lilm she waa married by saying "that's
what they all say-" The married women
caught In the raid. It appeared, were
not arrested, or were released, as was
Mrs. Greenhagen.
Mrs. Gieenhagen . and her husband
testified that sho had gone to the Elite
cafe ta await her husband who was to
dine with her. Offlcor J. S. Coffey and
Officer If A. Cunningham testified that
Mia. Greenhagen. as far a they knew,
waa treated as tho other women were.
Coffey sold the woman came to the place
while It was being raided and Insisted
on going In past him.
Offrro to Tl Off llnld.
3am Joe and Gam Young, proprietors of
the cafe, were put on tho atand and
Joe repeated a statement tho mayor pub
licly announced lie had made to him a
few days ago that Peterson has offered
to tip lilm off when tho pollco were to
raid hla place If he would go on the
stand and "tie about Mrs. Greenhagen."
Peterson denied Joe's statement, but
said ho bad hold a conversation wjtli Joe
relative to GrcenhaBen, about whom ho
wished to secure Information.
Greenhagen testified that he met Teler
aon In City Prosecutor Fred Anhauser'a
officer and that he then told the police
officer that "he was the biggest liar he
knew."
Peterson Deulea Conversation,
In rebutting this -on the stand the sec
ond time Peteraon said:
"There waa no auch conversation. If
Orfcnhagen had said that to mo I would
htAft punched hi face then and there."
pretty and mysterious young woman
entered tho case Just before noon, ghe
sent word to tho mayor that she did not
desire to appear In) public and so the
rmincll In a body went Into Police Com
missioner KugeV private office to hear
what ahe had to say.
Councilman Thomas McGovern refused
to hear the girl. He stamped out of
JCugel'a office, saying:
"If tho girl Is ashamed to say ahe went
to auch a place ahe ought not to have
gone there and I don't care to hear her."
Omaha Churches Plan
to Have Ball League
in Field This Year
Plans were dlseusred Tuesday evening
at the Young Men's f'lirlntlan association
by represcntftUvrA of a number of
Omaha churches tor the purpose of or
ganising a church base ball league. A
number of committee were elected to
complete tho preliminary work and were
ordered to have their reports ready by
April 17, when It Is planned to have n
general meeting at tho Young Men's
Christian association to complete nil ar
rangement. A special committee con
sisting of Heel, Fltspatrlok nnd Slnbatigh
were elected to Invito every church In
tho city to enter n team nnd to stir up
enthusiasm among the churches.
The neworganlratlon will not be at
flllatetUwlth any of the recently or
ganized city lcaguos. It Is planned to
play all the games on Saturday nnd to
hovo all players members of good stand
ing attending the church on the team
they play. The following churches had
representatives at the meeting last night:
First Christian, Cavnfry Haptlst, linns-
com Park .Methodist, Kvangellcal Lu
theran and the l'lrst Methodist. Thero
will bo at least from eight to sixteen
teams In the organization.
SUIT AND MILLINERY!
IFOR EASTER AT LOWEST PRICES
iE Just received hundreds of samples of high class I
Trimmed Hats, Ladies' and Misses' Spring Coats,!
ouus ana ureases, wiiich will be placed on sale:
Thursday morning. Sale will continue until Satur-i
Es day night.
THE NOVELTY COMPANY I
pring
$598
U. P. Plan of Cutting i
Melon is Upheld
a,
I the supreme court of the stale of
Nrw York the t'nlon "Pacific has won the
suit brought by, tho Equitable Llfo As
surance association that nought to re
strain the distributing of Sfl,000,0U0 of
cash and Ualtlmoro & Ohio stock among
tho holders of JrlC.OoU.OOO of the railroad
company' common stock. Thj ronton
tlon of the Kqiiltablo was that the pre
fened, ns well as the holders of common
stock, should share In the dlsttlbiitlon.
Unless something unforeseen happens,
tho I'nlon Pacific directors will meet
May It nnd make tho distribution of tho
JSO.OOO.twO, this sum figuring as a divi
dend of 2i per cent It 1h nald that It Is!
the purpose of tho company to continue:
paying dividends on nil common ktock
nt the rate of 10 per cent until holders i
have received the extra distribution, up-1
proved by the board -January S, Inst. I
NOBBY SPRING COATS
: worm to $15.UU The newest
: styles and shades; a splendid
: assortment to select from,
Eon sale at $8.98, $7.98
: and
j BEAUTIFUL. SAMPLE COATS
: Worth up to $22.50 Including nov-
city silk moire, wool crepe,
and every new and stylish
fabric and shade, on sale
: at $12.50 and
HANDSOME NEW SUITS
: Values up to $20 A big va
rriety of fetching new suits,
ion sale at $12.50, $10.00
and
I STYLISH SILK, CREPE AND WOOL DRESSES
Worth up to $19.50 Hundreds of the
: prettiest dresses in silk mea
: salines, charmeuse, crepes,
: wnnl a-lVr .nnncr Al .11
: sizes and colors J
$750
3
PLANNING COMMITTEE IS
OF CITY ORGANIZED j'j
The city planninK committee appointed
by Mayor Dahlman Is now fully organ- ;
Ued. Ocncrul Frederick A. Smith Is :
chairman, John L, Kennedy vice chair-
maw and C, J. Krnst secretary. 5
The executive committee consists of the ;
chairman, the vice chairman and the ;
secretary, and six other members of tho 5
committee, appointed by General Smith, E
ns follows: T. It. Klmbnll. Mrs. George , E
A. Joslyn, It. C. Peters. Oeoiuo K. Nor- j-E
man, Home Miller and Vnl J. Peter. I ;
Dr. Klnu'a imt Life Pills.
For constipation, torpid liver, sallow
complexion. Their frequent use will 1 ,
strcnitthcn and ndd tone to vour ai-attf i
.U druggists. Sc. Advertisement. i'
MEADOWS AND MILLER
ELECTED AT RALSTON
Mont Meadows and Archie Miller were
elected trustees In the vIIIbko election at
Italston Tuesday over Jamea Corr and
W. C. II. KolU Noll and jCorr wore In
strumental In formulating h cltlxens"
party and hoped to Kct on the, citizens
ticket. They were defeated In tho cau
cus. (Immediately they circulated a peti
tion Knd went on the, ticket by petition
to run against Meadows nnd Miller, who
were now tho citizens' candidates, The
total vote was 87. Mont Meadows cot 17,
Miller CI, Noll o and Coir IS.
Bandit Catchers
Are Held as Boxcar
Robber Suspeots
Rewarded a few months agu for assist-
I tic In tho arrest of Union Pacific train
robbers, John Kudrna and James Belek,
each 21 years old, were arrested Tuesday
rilght at their homes, Twenty-first and
"ft", charged With robbing Itock Island
boxcars of goods valued at 1150 Saturday
night. A good deal of the atolen goods
were found In the loftoC Kudrna'a house,
the pollco say.
Kudrna and Ueleksome years ago gave
information which later led to the arrest
and conviction of the Union Pacific train
rObbera at La no Cutoff. After a court
battle for the reward, the two young
men wero each awarded ll.fcOO eome
month ago, A motion to reopen the case
II now before the court and the money Is
held up, It Is said.
Chief of Police John Qrlggs learned of
the boxcar robb-rlea at the Itock Island
tracks In Albright Sunday. He placed
his men on the trail of tho robbers at
once. Police Captain Hank Carey, as
sisted by Police Detectives Iyplnskl.
Cllllln and Police Officer Joseph Potack
wett to the residence of the two sus
pected men. Both denied the robbery, but
tna police say that they discovered most
of tho loot In the garret of Kudrna'a
house. The articles consisted of women'a
stockings, vaseline, tooth paste and other
inerchandloe- valued In all at JIM. lioth
Kudrna and. Belek are married and each
has one child.
HEADACHES
, Thoutsnds of wen and women suffer from
headache every day, other thouianda litre
headache every weok or every month, and still
others hare headache occasionally, but not st
regular intenrali. The best Doctor la often unablo
to find the ctme ol many at those headache.
ami m znoit oiner caics, jinowuig toe cauic. bo
fllMfl mil ktintV ivhnfc .rill ratnnv.U ft . 1 .L
- ' .,., ,1, j, 1 1 u
a ior.nucni euro, ah no ran ao IS 10 preicrlba
the usual pain reliever, which give temporary
relief, but the headach miuma an iiaimi. ami
treatment la agalo necessary. II yousuRcr Irom
neaqscoes, no mailer rnt meir nature, take
Aotl-ksmnla Tablets, and too results will be sstlc
factory In the hitrtmtdcf'M. Vnn ran nhlaln
them at all drugtfUta In any quantity, 10a worth,
880 worth or more, AiklorA-KTiblets.
SICK-HEADACHES
Sick-headache, the moat mtaersbtA nl all ainv.
Deoes, loses its terror when A-K Tableu aro
taken. Whtta you feel an attack coming on.
take two tableu, and In many caics, the attack
miiDowsrara on. iniriog an aitacic take one
A-K Tablet every two hours. The reat and com
fort which follow, can bo obtained In no other
way
CuMnfaa A-K Tabhti htar (A K inon.
gram. At mil drug wit t:
. S.-A.K Sale for Shin DUai.
HUNDREDS OF NOSEY,
SPRING SUHPLE HflTSl
At Nearly Half Regular Pricesl
SAMPLE PATTERN "REGINA"
HATS Worth up to $15.00.
No two alike, beau
tiful models to sc-
fc- ai no
and
VERY PRETTY SPRING HATSi
Values up to $6.50. Dainty,
new spring designs ,
in every pretty de
sign, on sale at
$2.98 and
Children's Trimmed Hats Worth
to $2.50, at
$1.25 and 98c 1
UNTRIMMED SHAPES -Values E
up to $5.00, all styles and colors
$1,98 and 98c 1
to xo.uu.
$1981
u
NG HATS :
). Dainty,
$98
W also Offer Bargains from the Bankrupt Stock InEEj
MEN'S, WOMEN'S ANIL CHILDREN'S SHOES, FURNISHINGS, EE
HOSIERY, WAISTS, UNDERWEAR, ETC.
35c Ladles' Silk f Q '
Hose, pair, L 7C E
35c Tissues, per AaT EEE
yard JL vC :
Yard wide 311k Messallne, all the
; Beautiful Spring Waists In crepe,
voile and fine tissues: O
worth to $2.00
EEs Pretty NlQhtnowns, Princess Slips,
Combination Suits and QQA
Petticoats; worth to
House Dresses, worth to
$1.76, at 98c and
Children's Dresses, made of wash.
able material, all new OQaf
spring, styles; at 43c nd3H
Cotton Messallne Petticoats, look
llke silk "and. will wear
better than silk
c Black Cat Children's
25o Hose, pair,
76c 40-Inch wide Ratine Suitings,
-5all new shades; 4
yard rO
69c
48c
18c
pretty new shades;
worth $1.50
79c 1
Men's Dress Shirts, worth -Oaf :
$1 to $2, at 89c, 09c and. OSv i
Men's Sox, worth 124c to fir
39c, at 19c, 11c and vl :
15c Men's Linen 7-AaT:
Collars ,. 2ij
Men's 8hoes, vorth af i
to $3.00. v.JJI X i
Ladles' Shoes, fl t AA:
worth to $3.00 .tap A i09 :
Children's Shoes,
worth to $1.75
98c
ADVANCE ANNOUNCEMENT
Saturday, we will hold a sale of Men's and Yowrig
Men's Suits that will be the talk of Omaha. We bought a
lot of new spring suits for less money than we have ever
bought before. Wait and save money.
-ruc kimfc! tv r.n 2116.18
ES w ww No. 16th St.
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Beware of All Teeth Troubles
Remember that even the most trivial tr ouble is important; in a healthy mouth there
is no trouble. The teeth aro tho sentinels of good health in the body and it will pay those
who want to keep in health to go oftener to tho dentist. We make no charge for consultation.
WOULD HAVE CONSTABLES
STAY JN THEIR OWN YARDS
To compel constables ot South Oman,
Uenitin and Florence to stay on their own
tamplnp ground and to cease Invading
Omaha to compete with home talent.
Henry D. Pleraou, a constable, bus
brought a mandamus suit In district
nourt against David D. Ttlnser. William
II Olma-tcd, M. J. Itoaeh, Patrick C. Cald--nell
and William Kaln. The court is In
formal that these constables habitually
work in Omaha.
Good Beaatta Follow Ue of Foley
Kidney Pllla.
When run down wth kidney trouble,
bothered wth backache. rheumaUsm,
Swollen Jojnts, or bladder weakness, you
will And soo results follow the use' ot
Foley Kidney rill. Mrs. Mary Wilson.
I-ypn, Mais., says: "My reet, ankles and
limbs wers swollen. I used Foley Kidney
Pills and the pain Is gone from my back
find the swelling has disappeared." Chas.
V Fox. llimrod. Sf. V., writes: "Foley
Kidney Pills "have done me more good
than S140.GM worth of medicine." Try
lhtm, Far sale by all dealers every
hr AMvertUetcent.
WHAT A PROMINENT
CONTRACTOR SAYS
Omaha, Neb., 2-12-'14.
I nover realized, until Dr. Shlpherd
or tho Dalley Dontal Company ex
plained, how teeth could be firmly
fixed to two or more teeth or roots
tn each gum. Tho full upper and
lower Denture ho has attached to
three teeth above and three teeth be
low are firm and solid, and I 9how
everything without trouble from
them. More pooplo Bhould know
about this method.
(Signed) P. I.. Robertson.
KstAblUhed 188H.
Work Guaranteed.
A Gold Crown as Low as .
Bridge Teeth as Low as. .
Dr, Bailey
Dr. Shlpherd
Dr. Ludwlck
Our Satisfied Pntleuts Aro Our Ue.t
Advertisement.
::::::::::;l$3.50
BAILEY "DENTIST
706 City National Bank Bldg.
10th and Ilnruey Sts., OiunUn.
Dr.BrOURfleld Office Hours 8 A. M. to O I. Mo Sundays A. M. to 12 M.
SPLENDID NEW LOTS
OF SPECIAL BAR
GAINS MAKE EACH
DAY A PROFITABLE
BUYING DAY HERE.
MKattjnfWMafjaHatJaVnfaTaMiaTa
WATCH FOR THE BIG
SALE OF WOMEN'S
DRESSES SATURDAY.
ENTIRE STOCK OF
NAT GOLDSTEIN, N. Y.
A Prodigious Assortment of Delightful Garment Values
Offered Buyers in Our Pre-Easter Sales
t.MmmwK
Orer
200
avL SB mm -J 1. 1
mm.--'mm
Just
recelred
shown
now
Suits that in beauty ot design nnd quality ot workmanship
and material compare favorable with garments usually priced
at $35.00 and even $40.00 in othor stores. The fabrics are silk
moire, Faille, Crepes, Granites and niany other wanted weaves,
colorings are the newest; designs charmingly
distinctive. You have twenty-five dstlnct de
signs for selection the best we can offer, the
best you can buy at the popular price
SPECIAL THURSDAY.
$25
SPECIAIi THURSDAY.
New Spring Coats, made to
sell at $15.00 and $18.00, all
are newest designs, in plain
colors and novelty cloths all
sizes; on sale at one price
aTthi:"d..y: $10.00
IlAntisome Sow Drcs Sklr1 Almost endless variety of the new
style ideas, shown at S3.05. S6 .50. S7.95 P to S25-
J 115 Beautiful Silk Dresses. De
signs suitable for street, after
noon or evening wear. Values
to $35; big assortment of col
orings and weaves; in our Pre-
Kaster sale,
at
$19.50
Women's Glnghnin Aprons.
Great snap in this sale, at, your
choice 19
Specials in Infants' Wear.
Women's House Dresses.
AH sizes, values to $1.50; on
sale, at '. 05e
New Jiiddy Blouses. . .31,00
CO'YRIOHTEtt
A Big Special Purchase of Hemp Shapes Made to sell at $3.00 and
$4.00, all this season's most wanted blocks come in black, white and
colors, over 3Q0 of them for your selection Thursday at, choice
IMF
$1.69
Hall Borchert Dress Forms
We have the selling agency for theBe
forms for Omaha, the state -of Nebraska
and South Dakota. If you want the
genuine see us. We show no other lcind.
As a Tuesday Special
A complete Hall Borchert bust on ex
tension stand; regular $4 value. . $1.98
Easter Ribbon Sale
Fancy moires, velvets and satin taffetas
in most beautiful new weaves and color
ings At Deeply Cut Prices.
Five big special tables of new Easter
Neckwear,. .25c, 50c, 75c, 98c and $1.50.
Tango Ne"ck; Cords iOc and 25c
Many other splendid bargains shown.
S
Boys! Buy Suits Now
1 1 I 11 I A- f r 1 .lH S f ai- it f
Suits made to sell at $7.50 to $10 for $5.00. Many a cus
tomer has said thai it is impossible to sell boys' suits
worth as high as $10.00 for $5.00 just before Easter.
But everyone lias been readily convinced when they have
seen these suits. It is nothing more than this: Eder
hiemer, Stien & Co., makers of only fine clothing for boys,
had several hundred suits that had, come through the
tailor-shops a litlle slow and too late for some of their
orders. Our clothing buyer made a special trip to Chi
cago and bought eveything that looked, good and at a
price that, .ep able? , us to sell these sujts vto our Omaha
friends fpr what they are worth wholesale.
New spring colors, in tans, grays, browns, black and
whito stripes; tho best styles in.Norfolks, all hand tailored
and silk sewn. All ages, 6 to 18 years. Your choice of
these $7.50 to $10.00 suits . v ,5.00)
$5 Blue Serge Suits, $3.75. S6metlnngNexceptional in the"
wa5"of pure wool serge suits, sizes 6' to l7 years; qualities
not sold less than $5:regularly; this sale, choice,, $3.75
$5 and $6 Boys' Suits, $3.95. -All wVol .fabric with two
pairs of knickerbockers;- conttTitf" pretty .grays, (alls aiid
browns; greatest snaps evpc at our sale price. . . .$3.95
In Our Famous
Domestic Room
, Sheets, Sheetings, Wash Goods,
Flannels. Shirtings, Spreads, Blan
kets, Quilts, Towels, Toweling and
Table Linens.
Crinkled Plisses, 16c quality .lOt
18c Bordered Voiles
18c Drapery Etamine. , . .12 i &
3C-Inch Percales ....K
26c SUk Striped Voiles .-15
18c Fancy Piques 12
25c Jacquard Poplins. . .15 A
60 pieces of. 25c Wash Goods, i
eluding all new weaves for spring
dresses, to close 13
, SHEETIUOS
10c yard wide Sheetings, bleached,
tor , 54
8c yard wide .Sheeting; brown.
for .5
60x90 Sheets, good heavy niUBlin,
for .7. 28d
72x90 Sheets, good heavy muslin,
for 35
7.2x90 Sheets, good heavy m.uslln.
r -.- 42M
?i!2 2!,eel"' K001 heavy wusJln. 3tio
?;5?S BOod evy muslin. 40o
?ix22 S.'!?ets' fod heavy muslin, 4Bo
42x36 Pillow Slips, tec. value. ....8t?o
6x36 I lllow Blips. ISC Values.... 100
i22 Se SpiredH.rjon saiQ.......68o
J1.25 Bert 8prals. on sale 8S0
JJ.50 Bed S.preajH on sale 880
J2.00 Bed Spreads., on sale. .. .91.33i
Thursday High Grade Linens
Pattern Table Cloths, size 8x10, import
ed mecerized, values to $l.5O,,oa.S1.0O
Pure linen heavy dew bleached! Satin
Damask, full 2 yards wideV regular
quality, yard '. .'.. . :79c
High grade Union' Linen TofeJi plain
whito or colored borders; 19c grade,
each v ....12V2G
Assorted lot Dinner Napkins, pure, flax, worth
$5.00 a dozen, six for. ,. ...$1,50
We Mike Jhs Grocery Prices for the People, Not tbe Trusts and Combinations. Our Aim Is tbe People, Quality, Prices
High Gradt-Wash Goods Dept.
Win. Anderson Kenulne Scotch Zephyrs. S2-ln. wldi!,
best frooda made, all patterns;, nothlnK reserved;
all 1914 patterns, s(.lls all over at 25c: on this
one day only .14
Wm. Anderson 1)230 3t-ln. wide fast colors, new pat
terns. Just in, s sold at 18c and 15c a yard; on this
sale for one day only at............. ...,10c
24-ln. DOp'onnle Silk. Burton Bros, make; nothing
like t for 25c- on the market. The new shades, up.,
to-date; on this sale and one day only , yd., llftc
GtnulAe Lorraine Tissues, either Kgyptlan tissues
or etamine. regular price all over is 25o a yard;
this .sale, only , laHc
85c Silk'ltatlne. all colors, up-to-date ifoods, on this
sale .only r. , ,48o
Ten other1 specials not advertised will be on sal
at AtiMI low Tirlces.
v : '
23 lbs. best. Granulated Suifar. $1.00
48-1U. ,aack tieat hlsh grade lla
mon II Flour notlilnK finer for
bread, pleitior cakes aacK. . .bi.io
10 linrir BeaUein-All. Diamond C
or Lnuridry Queen White L.aun'lry
Soap B3o
10 lbs. best, White or Yellow Oorn-
rrieii : So
6 lbs. best,naBd picked Kavy IJeji'18
for as
6 lbs. choice Japan nice. 10c qual
ity .' 080
4 cant fancy Sweet Sugar Corn.SOo
Advo Jell, the jell of quality, per
package ... ,.....t4o
16-ounco cans Condensed MUk.8vo
Counce cans -Condensed MHk....4o
Tall 'cans Alaska Salmon ut....lOo
6 cans Oil. or Mustard Sardines. S5o
6 Coke SUIco Scourlnir Sfion 1B
6 cahs I.u l.u Scourlnc Soap...2So
Large hottlen Worcester Sauce,
pure Tomato CatsUp or Pickles,
assorted kinds, per bottle... 8io
1-lb. cans assorted Soups B!o
The best domestic Macaroni, Ver
micelli or Spaghetti. pkp,...7Ho
The best Tea Sifting. lb...,.10o
Golden Santos Coffee, lb... ...30o
Uershey's Breakfast Cocoa, lb.. 30a
THB VEOETAEI.B lUSXII OV
OlaUUKA rOS TBS F0?U!.
The best Red River Ohio Potatoes.
16 lbs. to the ueck S80
Fresh Beets, Carrots. Radishes,
Shallots or Turnips, bunch.... So
Fancy Head Lettuce, per head.7Uo
3 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce for.lOo
Fancy California Cauliflower, per
ancy California Rhubarb. lb,7Uo
Old Beets, Carrot.. .Turnips or
Parsnips, per lb 2H0
Fancy new Cabbajre, per-lb. . . .ado
3 H'ftJSSi' 5.h.eii5? ''opforn for 100
BTJTTZlIt TAK23B A TUMME
The best Creamery Butter, carton
or bulk, per lb a8o
Fancy country Creamery Buttor.
Kound .36o
e best best Full Cream Wiscon
sin. Iew ork White or Young
America Cheese, lb aao
Good Dairy Table Butter. lb...83o
The best Imported Swiss Cheese.
pound ,.3So
Watch tfcs papers for' our 18th
annual Bos Bnah Sale.
ATBT HAYPEN'S FIRST
IT .
PAVS
IX)OK FOIt THIS
A1X NIRSES.
.Intoln Officer 1105 O St., Over
Ileckmnn's Kho Store.
1)11. McCOUMJCR, Mgr.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
These ads -will start you on the road to wealth
