THE BEE: (MAHA, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1914.
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WINTER WHEATIS UP TO PAR
Burlington's Crop Report Gives the
Conditions in the State.
PASTURE IN SPLENDID SHAPE
All Fruit Kicept readies Glvf Inill
cntlona 'f a Jioil Crop
Sjirlns; tJrnln l Norr
Ilrlnit Jiiitii.
The llurllncton's regular weekly soil
ahd crftp report has been Riven out, cov
ering: tondltlons In Nebraska for the
week ending Inat Saturday. In dealing
with the winter wheat rltuatlon It 'ptac.es
trie conditlonR as follows:
Omaha division 100 per cent
Llnroln Mtvlxlon 10) per cent
Wymdrc division ,...161 percent
M' Cook division..... 9S per cent
The report states that taut tall the
ground was well sonkrd and that gener
ally ihfl winter wns such as to connervo
lie moisture, adding that the ralnlul
spring havo been atuonaMe, well dla
trihuted and fairly heavy In most of the
territory.
Spring grain Is being sawn and the
aeroage will be about the aame as last
year. In many localities potatoes havo
Iwen planted. Meadows and pastures are
tttglnnlng to show green, Indicating that
the grass'Wait not seriously Injured by the
dry weather of last summer.
With the exception of peaches, the
report asserta that the prospects for a.
fruit crop are excellent. Up to thl time
the weather has not been warm enough
to start the buds 'and consequently thero
has been no damage by freeslng. For
some unnkown reason, In the peach
orchards the trees have been either killed
or the buds fall to show tiny signs of
having nny llfo In them. H Is esti
mated that In the orchards fully one
third of the trees show these conditions.
Table of M ImIii-,s
The following table shows the preclnlta
tlon In Inches and fractions of an Inch at
numerous stations on the system In Ne
braska since March 26:
OMAHA DIVISION
Lyons 0.9J Fremont t.O)
Ashland .. 1.00 Randolph 1.00
rVshuyler l.WI'Iattsmouth .... l.
O'Neill 2.W
LINCOLN DIVISION.
wanl J.I.'.Urnnd Island ...3.00
Columbus SO Harvard 1M
Clay Center .... 3.S0 Krlcson 1.7
Fairmont 13 Paulina W
Aurora X Central City .... 2.00
Palmer 1.S5 Kearney W
Greeley Center.. 1. Uurwell .
Loup City 20PsrKnt 50
WTMORB DIVISION. '
Washington Wither Ot
Uurchard 75 Concordia 1.00
llulo 4.09 Chester ra
M Nemaha. i.w
l.OIOdell 1.01
.6.5 Hickman 7t
2.75 Wyinore 2.7S
1.32 Tocunieeh .W
. ffrrk1. tmrit.ii.iV
Mlnden l.W Imperial 1.00
MeCook 25 Arapahoe 1.0.
Holdrege 7MIcl)onald 3$
nenkelman 25
j
The Persistent and Judicious Uso of
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to
Business Huccess.
Beatrice
Table Hock ....
Strang
Nebraska City.
urownvlllo
INDIAN BIDSJJO TO CHICAGO
Omaha Firms, However, Have Stih
a Chance to Bid,
SUPPLIES DELIVERED IN OMAHA
Illnnk Are Tfow Henilr tor Ulxlrl
'bntlon nt Indian Warehouse
or nt the Conuncr
clnl CI lib.
Somo of flio newer firms that have lo
cated factories nml wholesale ostablieh-fl
ments In Oniana within tho last year
havo been under the- Impression that
Omaha concerns havo' no chance In bid
ding on tho contract to furnish supplies
for the Indian wnrehonsca because the
bids nro to bo opened In Chicago. It Is
announced from the Indian warehouse In
Omaha that this Is a mistake, and thjt
although thb bids aro to be opened In
f'hlcago this year one firm ha as good
chance as another, and the place of
penlng tho bids makes no difference.
h custom Is to change the place of
ptning tho bids from year to year. Bids
r opened at Omaha some years.
hlle the bids go to Chicago this year
the goods to supply tho Omaha warehouse
most be delivered. In Omaha, as tho' local
concerns will at least havo the advantage
if proximity In figuring their b.ds.
Tho commodities to be furnished In
clude 'almost everything that goes to
make up tho necessities of life. Canned
goods, groceries uf various kinds, farm
Implements, school supplies and a great
and almost ciidlosj variety ot Items are
mentioned In the list. The local ware
house takes somewhere between $275,000
and 1300,000 worth of supplies annually.
Blanks for making bids are fi.rn'shed
by the government. They nro kept at
the local warehouse. Eleventh -and Capi
tol avenue, and some have been p'.aced
In the offices of the Commercial club
for distribution to those Interested.
Kcy to the Situation Bee Advertising.
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I fill, O W NEBRASKA
WK? IIXK. STATE SEAL 1
while The supply lasts EPS
Warranted 14-K Gold Plated
Hose Finish Medallion
To Every Purchaser of a Sc Pouch of TUXEDO
Every patriotic citizen of Nebraska will want one of these
Watch Charms. It stands for his state pride and loyalty.
Every detail of this State Seal is brought out by heavy
embossing. Rich, lustrous, rose finish. Ready to attach
to watch-fob or chain. A 'splendid example of the jeweler's
art an elegant, dignified, ornate decoration of symbolic
value, that will appeal to every citizen of this State and
induce- him to 'try Tuxedo.
That is the object of this remarkable offer the reason we have gladly
gone to considerable trouble and expense to have this State Seal Medallion
produced for us from specially made dies. We know from experience that
the majority of men who rr-Tuxedo become permanent smokers of this
superbly mild, delightful, healthful tobacco.
YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO
EVERYWHERE
Thm Parhct Pip Tobaccm
Convenient pouch,
in tier lined wi
moisture-proof paper
Tuxedo is the favorite tobacco of
critical American smokers a refined
tobacco for men of refined taste. No
other tobacco hat ever received the
endorsement (of so many famous
Americans leaders in their different
spheres of activity, whose judgment
carries weight and coriands con
sideration. Tuxedo is made from "the very
mildest, , ripest Kentucky Burley to-,
bacco-aged until perfectly mellow.
Then treated by the original "Tuxedo
Process" that makes Tuxedo absolutely
non-biting and decidedly throat-soothingand
develops the wonderful mild
ness, fragrance and flavor oi the Burley
leaf in a way no other tobacco has ever
successfully imitated.
The handy 5c Cloth Pouch of Tuxedo
fits snugly in the vest pocket, and
keeps the tobacco fresh and delicious
by its inner wrapping of moisture
proof paper. You will find this Tuxedo
Sc Pouch extremely neat, convenient
and practical
10c
Famous green tin
with gold lettering,
curved to fit pocket
In Tin Humidor 40c .and 80c '
In Glats Humidor
50c and 90c
CD DC1 This Free "State Seal" Watch Charm is offered by the enter
Mi l jTj prising merchants whose names appear below. Their supply
of Watch Charms is limited and they cannot obtain more
-so call cm the nearest of these up-to-date dealers right away. Get a 5c
pouch of Tuxedo and ask for the "State Seal" Watch Charm, FREE,
THE, AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
II. IJESEL1N & SUN,
1403 Douglas Kt.
WM. DENNETT,
718 8. 10th St.
JOK BENUOSK,
la 00 N. 2Mb St.
CITY NATL. CIGAD CO.,
405 8. 10th fit.
WW. J. M. BLOOM,
4022 N. 21th Ht.
D. CULLEN,
721 Park Ave.
THE OLD HOMESTEAD,
1312 Douglas tyt.
V. DUSATKO,
1204 N. 18th fit .
DURBAN CIOAB BTORE,
817 B. 17th Ht.
FJELD8 & GAHAGKN,
1012 8. IOUi St.
E. N. GAURREAN,
2820 Leavenworth St.
GETTEN & WICKHA3I
. CIGAR STORE,
fill S. IOUi Ht.
GETTEN & WICK1IAM
CIGAR STORE,
1S22 Famain St.
GEO. A GRAHAM,
aio s. isth st,
R. II. GOl'F,
200 8. 14th St.
V. GREENBERG,
500 8. . 10th SU
O. G. HARlAjUIST,
2717 Leavenworth 8t.
II. HUMPEHT,
2800 8. 10th Ht.
HANBCOM PARK PHAR.,
Park and Woolworth 88.
K. V. HECIIT,
40th and Hmnlltou SU,
HOLSTS PHARMACV,
2702 Cuming St.
aOHN'S CIGAR STORE,
10th and Harney Bts.
G. M. JKWELl,
1124 Howard St.
CIIA8. JACOBSEN,
4418 N. 24th St.
K. & M. CIOAR STORE,
10th aud DodKe Sts.
II. 8. KING,
2288 Farnam 8U
3. II. KECK & CO.
810 Bo. 10th St.
METROPOLITAN POOL
HALL,
1518 'Capitol Ave.
E. KARSCII,
Vinton and Kim fit.
J, LEWIS,
10th and Clark St.
MorenceNcbX
IA'MAN DREN.NAN,
2208 8. IOUi Sts.
M. MACE CIGAR CO.,
1512 Harney St.
MODEL POOL HALL,
1822 DouRlas St.
MYEH8.DILLON DRUG CO.
10th and Farnam Sta.
N MANTBLL CO.,
1808 Farnam St.
FRANK MOKRV, ,
822 8. 13th St.
PHIL. G. MOELLER,
2412 Cumlnir St.
M. MOSHER CIGAR CO.,
Cor. Farnam & 18th St'.
NILE8 & MOSER CIGAR
COMPANY,
1500 Farnam St. .
NORMAN'S PLACE,
510 8. 10th St.
OMAHA TOBACCO CO,
1404 Douglu St.
G. O'TOOIi,
2024 Leavenworth St.
L. D. PICKARD,
17th and Vinton SU.
PHELPS CIGAR CO.,
J30t Farnam St.
, TONY POSPI1.8IL,
1205 S. 0th St.
U. PRACHT,
Beo lUdg.
D. M. RUSH.
1814 Harney St.
C. H. RICHARDS,
2228 CumtnK St.
WM. RHYN,
710 No. 10th Htr
D. J. SCHMIDT,
1023 Ijcaven worth St.
SEILEH pRUG CO.,
213 N. 25th St.
LOUIS J. S WO BOD A,
1250 S. 10th St.
GEORGE S1ERT,
Florence, Neb.
R, J. SAUNDERS,
10th and SpraRUe Sts.
G. 8TELLING,
322 8. 10th SU
ERNEST H. TIN DELL,
2003 Military Ave.,
Benton, Neb.
TRACY BROB. CO.,
1814 Farnam St.
TRACY BROS CO.,
1415 Douslas St.
TRACY BROS. CO.,
1523 Douglas St.
r
UNITED CIGAR 8T.ORE.
M402 Farnam SU
ipttTEB CIGAR BTORE,
1524 Farnam St.
WEN8TRAND BROS.,
10th and Dodge Sts.
WALK1N8HAW A HOUSE,
300 8 10th St.
WALNUT HILL PHAR.,
40th and Curnlug Sts.
MRS. C. A. WOLF,
2403 .Leavenworth St.
J." 8. WINEINGA,
2404 Leavenworth St.
YAVERT BROS.,
2001 Sherman Aver.
-J. B. GRAHAM,
2358 S. 20th SU
SINGER BROS.,
2504 8. 82d Ave.
SOUTH OMAHA
CONTINENTAL CIGAR &
NEWS STAND.
488 N. 24th St.
C. CHR18TKNSEN,
2423 NrSt.
ERNEST E. DERRY,
410H N. 24th St.
A. HARM,
444 N. 24 th St.
IRA D. KIGHT,
8030 L SU
DANIEL LAWVKR,
Under Q SU Viaduct
IT. McKEARNEY,
301 N. 33d St.
BROWN PARK PILAR.,
2102 Q St.
WALTER J. SLATE,
302 N." 20th St.
A. SORENSON,
20th and Q SU.
. S. STEINBERG,
2705 Q St.
STOCK EXCHANGE
BLDG.
TOBIN'S PHARMACY,
24th and N Sts.
II. ST A NEK,
24th and L Sts.
Sale of Manufacturer's Surplus
Stocks. Continues All Week
Every day a now display of marvelous bargain Ofter
ings. Every day items added that will make the sale of
yet keener interest to economical buyers. Only a few of
the many hundred bargains can be mentioned.
Every Do
part men t Joins
Hands in Value
Giving Truly
Marvelous
Not a Single
Disappointment
AwaiU You
in Tlicso
Sales
Four Rousing Specials for Tuesday
In the Daylight Silk and Wool Goods Section
Beautiful Dress Silks
50c and. 75c Dress Silks, In
cludipg Foulards, Messalines,
Poplins, Taffetas, etc., in all the
season's newest color- 9Q
ings, on sale, yard... uOV
All Silk Dress Mcssallncs and
Hair Line Strlpo Satin do
Chines, a splendid line of col
ors, 35 inches wide, AQm
regular $1 yd. quality IOC
Wool Dress Fabrics
Trench KrlnUa Crepea. fit Engllih
Molialri, Jacnuard novelty serge".
Lupin's novelty Creps, etc.; 40 to
46 In. wide. J1.00 to t.25 yard val-
yrrdat.p.e: 68o
All Wool Franeh Taffatai, Fancy
Crepes. French Herges, Wool Chaf
llon. Novelty Check Crepes, etc.:
40 and 44 in. mat, oc ana vi.uo
values,
at
48c
Value Giving in Women's Garments,
Suits. Dresses, Coats, Waists, Skirts
Seldom if Ever Equaled in Omaha
Three Big Special Purchases of Wo
men's Dress Skirts Surplus spring
stock of H. Marcus, G. & F. Shirt Go.
and Leavy-Friedburg, New York all on
sale at a fraction of worth; ,
Dress Skirts Made to sell, at 3.50 and
$4.00 -serges, tweeds and novelties
on sale at, choice. $1.50
Dress Skirts Made to sell at $3.50 and
most wanted colors and fabrics; big as
sortment of new styles $2.95
Handsome Dress and Walking Skirts
Made to sell at $7.50, plain colors and
fancies, in every wanted colors and
most up-to-date designs, at. ,..$3.95
SUk Underskirts All
coldrs, regular $3.00
values, your choice
"at -81.259
Long SUk Kimonos
All colors', regular
$5 values at $2;95
Percalp House Dresses
All sizes, regular $1
values at .... 49
Imported Jap Kimonos
All colors, worth
$3.50; on sale
at $1.95
Gingham Apron sy-.
Bungalow' styles, tho
75c quality, at 39c
Infants' Garments
Worth $1.50, big as
sortment for selec
tion; on 8ale..252
Tuesday's
Linens
Pure flax Satin Damask, grass
bleached, 2 yards Wide, $1.50
quality, yard 81.15
Huck Towels, plain whjte or
colored border, 19c values,
each 125tt
Bed Spreads, extra heavy and
large, assorted, $1.98 values,
each ..;.r XS1.50
Sheets, full size, made from
blgh grade heavy sheeting,
values to 98c, each . , . . 65d
Table Padding," 54 Inches wide,
hoavy-and ..sound resisting,
39cy values .f. 25d
HucktTowoJai' heavy and ab
sorbent, 15c ,values, ea. 10d
Wish Goods Dept.
XXSD&B soox
SI. 00 Ratine 65o
856 Ratine ...SSo
7Bo Ratine ..4Bo
66a Ratine 38o
11.00 Bilk and Mercerized Fancle-
for 690
86c Bilk and Mercerized Fancies
for . m. sac
75c Silk and Mercerized Fancies
for , ......470
69c Silk and Mercerized Fancies
for ,. . 45o
'65c Silk and Mercerized Fancies
'for rT. 38o
89c SUk and MercerlzedFancles
for 350
GOc Silk and Mercerized Fancies
for 3io
Bztra Special for Tnaiday
wm. Anderson's Benulnc Kcotcn
26c Zephyrs 100 bolts, evory
design; no at. yard 13Ho
Anderson's 51-in. 220, QlnKlianii.,
reijular 16o grade; Tuexday only
at , 100
Yamatn SUk, Dupannlo Htlks. etc.,
regular 26c grade, new spring
colors, every yard guaranteed:
on sale at, yard laViu
Dotted Silk Crepo de Chine. 2..0
grade ..laijc
Ladles'-Muslin Corset Covers and Drawers, 39c values, at 25J
Chlldrfiri'lrM Waists, all sizes; regular price 16c; on sale at 9
Ladles' Muslin Gowns and Skirts, lace and embroidery trimmed, 75c
values; , 494
Men's.Xadies' and Children's Hose, all sizes, 12 value, at,. . .SVj'
Ladles' Medium nibbed Underwear, vests or pants, 25c values, at 19j
Men's Balbriggan Union Suits, all sizes, values to $1, 69d and 49S
In Our Famous Domesfio Room
WABK (MOSS SFSOZA.KS
32-lhoh Dotted Crepe de Chine, reg
ular 26c grade, 30 different ehadeia
at 13HO
Elllc Striped Voiles, the same goods
as sold all over at 25c, perfect
new styles loo
lloliy Batiste sells everywhere at
15c; our price Is only 9c
12 Wc Batiste, neat patterns. . .7Ho
-fO-fn. Printed Hatlste. regular 10c
values 00
Silk Striped Ratine, niado to pell' at
25c a yard ; (,Ko
An Immense line of Wash CJoocIh Tu
sell, yd.. So, 7Ho, 8Hc, 100, 1214c
Extra Specials for Tuataar
Genuine Anioskeatr Checks .50
10c Bleached Muslin, yard wide So
6Hc Sampson's Prints 00
10c Percales. 36inches wide 60
12Vic Checked Huttinrs . 9Un
6 He Colored Bunting, yard . ,,..lc
Bstra Sale on Bed
Spreads
SI. 00 Bed Spreads.. 69o
11.50 Bed Spreads.. 880
tl.00 Bed Spread $1.10
$2.50 Bed Spreads slJJB
SS.00 Bedspreads fl.96
85a Bed Spreads. . .680
75c Bed Spreads... 38o
Extra Special on
Sheets and Cues
60x90 Sheets, good ma
terial 360
72x90 Sheets, good ma
terial aoo
72x90 Sheets, good ma
terials .... ,.,,.480
81x90 Sheets, good val-1
wc , .3BO
81x99 Sheets, ffood val.
"ea 83o
Pillow Blips
42x36. .7Ho, 80, 100
and laVio
46x36 80, 13Ho, 10c, lSo
Hyden's Grocery Bargains
rta nnailtv ooads. War 9kt More?
83 lbs. seat ffranolataa sajrar. . . .91.00
8-lb. sack best Wsh trade Dlamonti
II flour, nothing: finer for bread.
pies or cakes, per sack.., 8J1.10
10 bars Beat-'Brn-All. Diamond C or
Laundry Queen white laundry soap
for ... aw
10 lbs. beet white or yellow cornmeal
f.r Wo
8 lbs. best rolled breakfast oatmeal
for ...M
Iba best hand picked navy beans
for 880
The best Domestic Macaroni. Ver
micelli or Spaghetti, jkg:. ....7 We
t can Fanoy sweet aufar corn. ..sac
Early June sifted p, per c&n. .10o
lbs. beat bulk laundry starch. ,.a5o
6 can oil or mustard sardines.. . .aSo
lbs. cholcsapan rice 5o
4 lbs. Fancy Japan rice. 10c Quality,
for as
Fancy Queen Ollvea, per quart. .35o
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TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST
Larre bottles Worcester sauce, pure
vuvdui, picKies, assorted
kinds, or mustard, per bottle... s4o
McLaren's Peanut Butter, lb.. IDtf
Herahey's Breakfast cocoa. lb...C0o
The best Tea Slftlngs. lb 10o
Golden Santos Coffee, lb 30o
BUTTTa TAKES A TUHBX.B.
The best Creamery butter, carton o'
bulk. lb. .....S8o
lood Dairy Table Butter, lb.,...33o
Fancy country Creamery butter, per
pound 26o
The' beat full cream Wisconsin. New
Yorlc. White or Youne America
Qbeese. per lb. asti
The -beat Imported Swias Cheese, per
pound , 3 So
The Veretabla Xarkat of Oniaba for
the People.
The best Red River Ohio Potatoes.
.15 lbs. to the peck .SSo
Fresh Beets. Carrots. Radishes. Shal
lots or Turnips, bunch .,6c
Fancy head lettuce, per head.. 7Ue
S heads fresh leaf lettuce for. ...loo
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