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THE BEE: OMAHA, FJRIDAY, .11 XE 19, l'Ut
Honor Students of Omaha High School Graduated Last Night, j Can't Beat "Tiz"
The Sale Omaha Men Have Been Waiting for -
Our June Sale of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits
, , , , When Feet Hurt
"TIZ" for sore, tired, puffed
up, sweaty, calloused feet
or corns.
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
Suits made to soli at $18.00,
$20.00 and $25.00, all now
clean merchandise; choice
at $15.00
Suits made to sell at $27.50,
$30.00 and $35.00; choice of
FRIDAY
and
"Sure! I use TIZ
every lima for any
foot trouble."
tne season s iaorira uu atuo niTiannfiV
at $20.00 SAIUEflJfll
. ,
Surplus stock purchase from these world renowned makers and our own regular spring
and summer stocks included at two prices. Every suit offered fully guaranteed. None
but blues and black excepted.
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mi
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Ittxcolcl Toxell leola. Harris " Percy DalzetTL
.n. ttKtKkx. jsMzStfti. mmmmmmmWttL. -
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Tou can bo happy-footed Just like me.
Cue "TIZ" and never suffer With tender,
raw, burning, blistered, swollen, tired,
smelly feet "TIZ" and only "TIZ"
takes the pain find soreness out of corns,
cnllouses and bunions.
As soon as you put your feet In a
"TIZ" bath, you Just feel the happiness
soaking In. How Rood your poor, old
feet feel. They want to danco for Joy.
"TIZ" Is grand. "TIZ" Instantly draws
out nil the poisonous exudations which
,puff up your feet and cause sore, In
! flamed, aching, sweaty, smelly feet.
Get a 26 cent box of "TIZ" at any
Idrtiit store or department store. Get In.
' rtant foot relief. Laugh at foot sufferers
who complain. Because your feet are
never, never going to hother or make
you limp any more. '
Gladys Shaxxxp
SHAME RAIDS ROAD HOUSE
Orer Hundred Inmates Evade the
Sheriffs Raiding Force.
TEN CAPTURED IN THE RUSH
Are' Brought to the Count? Jail nnil
Will Be Arraigned Heforc the
Conntr Court One Held
na Proprietor.
In e midnight raid on the Riverside
club an exclusive road house, beer Joint
and dance hall at Sherman avenue and
the Missouri river bank, Sheriff F. J. Mc
Shane and four deputies arrested P. V.
Elliott. Slit Nortli Twenty-second street,
on the charge of keeping liquor for sale
without a license and arrested six
other men and two women as Inmates,
while over 100 other Inmates of the place 1
escaped,
Elliott pleaded not sullly when ar
raigned In county court before Judje
Crawford on a complaint filed by the
county attorney's office. However, he
was bound over to the district court un
ter bond of $1,000, fwhlch was furnished.
The persons arrested aa Inmates gave
the names of Virginia Davis, Helen Kel
son, Dob Prior, Dick King. n. n. Hughes, '
X. B. Williams and Carl I.aurlo. The :
women forfeited bonds of 520 each by
falling to appear in court. The hear- j
ir.ga of the men were continued until
next Monday morning. j
Raid Makes- Confusion. j
Confusion wis at lta height when the I
bites, lined up along the road while the I
owners worn enjoying themselves In the
chauffeurs, leaving the owners on foot
at tM pUo. Twenty doora to the dance
ball p emitted almost all the Inmates to
eeeape, as tha flra raiders could do no
laere tltwa aeh hold two people.
fei tha excitement following the raid,
after visitors at the place had Jumped
out eC aeaw.aaa windows and off roofs.
saaay war, temporarily lost , amonfi the
4essaac 'fer, or almost fell into the river
vrtsfcto isaakfac their escape. 1 I
'Thraert was new and was only
iBfewssl 9ut cmataeaa last week. Its loea-
ttMCMMaM he TIDt Nortlf Sixteenth, ao
papssatf te eKy street numbering, but It
la exttaM ot the city limits. It stands
wear Mm Hamilton sawmill. A Up I
tfcut the ykMM was doing Illicit business
tea to the .mid by Sheriff UeShane and
. Dsf uttus) Palmer, Mahoney, Cassldy and
Kafc!aa.
JSlMt and the ether prisoners were
sento.tfa oounty Jtill by the officers
la autos. Much, liquor Is held aa evt
4foa, ..The, resort had a government
Biaac-Uocnae, but no oounty license.
Bride-to-Be Dies
After Wedding is
Often Postponed
Afier his wedding had been postponed
three .times on account of an unfortu
nate accident Will llolden, Nineteenth
and Ohio streets, and brother of Officer
John-Holdcn, was finally cheated of his
bride by death.
Last September M Minnie Ashley of
Lexington was crushed when a horso es
caped from its stall and knocked her
down. She was brought to Omaha on
the day she was to have become Hoi
dsn's wife. Her left leg was fractured
In three places and she suffered Internal
Injuries. When she recovered partly Hot-
den furnished a nice little homo and
again sent out Invitations. A relapse
caused another postponement and later
still another. f
Miss Ashley died as tha result of this
Injury at a local hospital.
Minister Prnlsrn This I.nxnttrr.
Itev. 11. Stubenvoll, Allison, la., praises
Dr. King's Now Ufe Pills for constipa
tion. Best for liver and bowels. 25c.
All druggists. Advertisement. v
WALKER IS GIVEN TWO
YEARS AT LEAVENWORTH
William Walker. Jr., formerly a street
car conductor In Omaha and a resident
of this city, has been sentenced io two
years in the federal penitentiary at Leav.
enworth for a violation of the Mann net.
He brought his wife frcm Sioux City to
Omaha.
FIRST USE OF
L STOPS
TERRIBLE ITGH
WIipii Other Treatments Gave. No
Jlollcf. Suffered ElRlit Vonrs, But
ltesinol Cured In Week.
Jan. 27, 1911: "1 suffered over eight
venrs with eczema. It ntartedl In one
little place and kept spreading until it
covered my hands. My liandn looked
like they had been burned by fire and
peeled off In large pieces until they
were only raw flesh. I was told it was
eczema. It Itched and burned me ao
that I could not sleep at night I tried
nil sorts of eczema salves and one pre
scription after another, but nothing gave
me any relief until I tried Reslnol Soap
nnil ltesinol Ointment, and after the first
application my hands never Itched or
burned again, and wero welt In one week.
I want every sufferer from eczema to
know that they can find a cure in Resl
nol." (Signed) Miss Ethel scott, Mtl
alead, (la.
ltesinol Ointment (80c and $1.00) and
Hcslnol Soap (26c) atop Itching In
stantly and speedily heal eczema nnd
other nkln humors, pimples, dandruff,
sores, burni and piles. Sold by every
druggist. Don't be foole by "substi
tutes" for Heslnol offered by a fow un
scrupulous dealers. For free trial, write
to Dept. 14-H, ltesinol, Baltimore.
WEEK'S LAKE TRIPS
All Expenses Paid
They havo become Immensely popular vacations,
because the fare Includes both state-rooms and raoals
aboard ship, passengers knowing beforehand exactly
what their expenses will be.
Then, too, these cruises are cool and Invigorating,
there Is no chance of being disturbed by business, and
they appeal to a high class of patronage Bookers of a
complete change of doily habit. Tho ports of call In
clude the big citloa on the Great lakes and some of the
foremost summer resorts whero either long or short
stop-offs can bo made without additional expense.
Then thoro Is the constantly changing panorama ot
passing craft and shipping scene In fact the joys,
which, bofore theso 7 day lake crulsos wero Inaugu
rated -were known only to wealthy yacht owners.
The' Chicago Great Western, In & constant endeavor
to populariao lta travel servloe has undertaken to act
as the Omaha agent of the lino running these cruises.
We have diagrams ot the boats, can make reservations
and minimise the details of a boat trip. Step in and
let us give you complete details and printed matter of
the folio wing trips:
CAfi Ol Omaha, Chicago. Milwaukee, Mackinac Island,
DU'U Buffalo and return with day for Niagara Falls.
Leave Chicago Saturday; back next Saturday.
Cf OA Omaha, Chicago. Mackinac Island, the Soo, Ft.
ru'u 'William, Duluth. Owen Sound, Alpena. Leave
Chicago Saturday; back next Saturday.
Good Spirits
can only bo enjoyed by thoso whose
dlgcstivo organs work naturally and
regularly. The best corrective and
preventive yet discovered for irregu
lar or faulty action of stomach, liveror
i bowelB, is known the world over tobe
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
Sold aranrvrhars. Ia box, 10c, 25c
COUGHING
Keep cougbinfi: thafs one way.
Stop coughing: that's Mother.
To keep -the cough : do nothing.
To stop the couh : AVer's Cherry
Pectoral. Sold for 70 yeses.
Ask Your Doder. jJZJffl; I
OCEAN STBAMSUIPJ,
UTLER ISSUES REP.0RT
ON THE CITY'S FINANCES
City Commissioner Dan B, Butler ot
the department ot finances and accounta
has published the annual flanclal report
ot tbs city for the year of ISIS. In ud-
stttlon to a- careful analysis of the' finan
cial condition ot the several funds ot
the1 city. Commissioner 1 Butler hat
gathered, statistics relating to Omaha
geBeralJy and' has had them prepared in
attractive Jotm. In a letter Introducing:
th. report. Commissioner Butler review
ihe .commission form ot government as
ThaV operated in Omaha.
CELEBRATIONS IN ALL
PARKS ON THE FOURTH
CKft Ofk Omaha. Chicago, Macklnao Island; Alpena, Oe
?OU.U trolt. UufTalo, Owen Hound. Leave Chicago
Wednesday, back next Wednesday.
Kf OCi Omaha, Chicago, Glenn Haven, Charlevoix, Pe
W.4W. toskey, Harbor Springs, Mackinaw. Klllarney,
Parry Sound, Colllngwood. Leave Chicago Saturday; back
next Saturday?
K(in On Omaha, Chlcsgo. Green Bay, Mackinaw, The
v'4U Koo. Colllngwood, Tarry Bound, North Channel,
Harbor Spring-. Leave Chicago Saturday; back next Sat
urday. Iloat may also be taken at Dulutb, round trip from
Omaha J81.04.
Oet In touch with us for popular outings. It Is our bus),
ness to make your trips satisfactory. Wo want a continua
tion of your patronage and confidence.
P. P. IiONOKDEN, O. P. T. A.,
1S22 Faruani Nti-cet, Omaha,
Phone Douglas 200.
IBw SB)J BBBftaiBBBSBSMSBBBBBB- t JL rV.
Emphasize the "Great")
HAMBURGH. AMERICAN
Largest S&Cft.
in the
WORLD
G
442 Ships
1,417,710
TONS
omg
or
Benches will be Installed lit all parks
by Commissioner J. B. llummel for the
Use of the Fourth of July celebrators. All
Of the parka hare been Vsked for use on
thlsdai'. Celebration will be held In all
of ihcra.
tbV ffo ot I. L. Ciiiitrloa.
The Vase of L. U Cantelou, Clarendon,
Tex., la aim.llar to that of nany others
who hate u&td Chamberlain's Callc, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Bemtdy. He says.
"After trying a doctor for several
mouths, and using different kinds ot
medicine or my wife who hod been
troubled with severe bowel complaint for
several months, t bought a S3c battle oi
Qhamberlaln's col'.e. Cholera and DIar
7fcoea Remedy. Alter using the second
bottle she was entirely cured." For salt
r all tkugcUts-AdverUsemeaL
1
The beautiful green and
white effect of the
Complete Court House Plaza
Was Worth Waiting For
An office In The Bee Building overlooking
this beauty spot is a great business asset
The best Ioc&Uoa ia 0auk&-'the Wilding that is always new"
For offbei see the superintendent Room 103.
Coming
TRAVEL ST THE
HAMBURG-AMERICAN
LINE
PARIS-L0ND0N-HAM0UR6
JUNE SAILINGS
IVsnnsylraala SSth. 12 Noon
mPX)BATOK.,a7th. 13 Noon
JULY SAILINGS
Pres. Zitnooln a, 11 A.M.
VATEBLAMD 7, 10 A.M.
XAiirir auq. via. 11, 1 p.m.
tBatavla 10, 11A.M.
WFEX&TOB 18, 12 Noon
trretorla S3. BP.M.
rras Grant 30. 10 A.M.
Second Cabin only. tWlll call
at Boulogne. tHamburg direct.
MEDITERRANEAN
Rlbraltar, Naples and Genoa.
B. t. Haniburr..June 30, 1 P.M
S. 8. aoltka....July 18, S P.M.
B. B. Hamburr. ..Aur. e. 3 P.M.
B. B. atoltke Aug. 87. 3 P.M.
TWO CRUISES IN 1015
Around the World
Tli rough the
PANAMA CANAL
From New York by Crutslnx
Steamers
"Cincinnati Jan. 16
AND
"Cleveland," Jan. 31
135 hacu"Sjisb $900 p.
including all necessary
expenses.
Ia order to seonre choice
location, rooms should
he boohed now.
Write for hooklet.
Hamburg-American Line
ISO W. Baadolph
8t. Ohloatro, nl.
or local
ag-ints.
Our Big Anniversary Sale
of Rugs continues two
more days, Friday and
Saturday. Get yours now.
See 16th St. windows for
Anniversary Sale Men's
and Women's Clothing
bargains that were never
before beaten.
The Greatest Value-Giving Sale of Women's. Misses' and Children's
Ready-to-wear garments Ever Known in Omaha Will Continue Friday
T" 11 sTf "V , rf1 BV MM A AM M
Pretty Summer Dresses
made to sell at $3.00,
lawns, embroidery
ginghams, linens, etc.,
all sizes and colors, in
domestic room ...85c
100 Pretty Silk Dresses
to $10.00 values, in mes
salines and other want
ed weaves; pretty do
signs, all sizes, in do
mestic room. . . .S3.75
10 dozen Pretty Waists, val
ues to $1.25; lawns, lingeries,
embroideries, etc., all sizes,
in domestic room 49c
10 dozen House Dresses,
made to sell at $1.00, all
sizes 39c
Women's combination Bun
galow Aprons, underskirt
and cap, $1.25 value, in do
mestic room 69c
75c Bungalow Aprons, 29c
miXM.ll n
IN DOMESTIC ROOM
35c Gingham Aprons, 19c
$1 Cballie Kimonos 49c
$1.50 Wash Skirts at..49c
Children's Play Dresses, 35c
values, Friday 15c
Children's Summer Dresses,
all sizes and colors, 75c and
$1.00 values 35c
$10.00 and $12,00 Sum
mer Dresses, in all most
popular wash fabrics,
25 styles in all colors
for selection, on sale
Friday on 2d floor,
choice $4.95
$18.00 and $20.00 Sum
mer Dresses, crepes, lin
ens, lawns, pretty Swiss
es, lingerie and novel
ties, all colors and sizes,
2d floor, at ...$10.00
500 handsome Tailored Suits
including a fine line of silk
suits and cool linen suits, on
sale
JUST HALF PRICE.
Extra large size Dresses,
summer styles and fabrics,
in big assortment, choice
values
$1.95 $2.95 $3.95 Up.
The Daylight Silk Dept. Offers Many Remarkable Specials
1.600 yards of all silk chiffon taffetas and all silk foulards In a splendid lino of colors, mado to sell
to 75c a yard; slightly Imperfect; at the yard oo
60c and 75c I'laln nnd Noveltv Dress Silks.
All silk messallnes, yard wide tub silks, foulards
and pongees, at the yard and AH
11.00 and $1.60 Brocaded French crepes and print
Beautiful New Bummer Tub Silks.
To $1.00 a yard values, In latest styles and colors;
launders perfectly, at the yard and aaj.
ed Canton crepes In smartest summer stylos and
best colorings: 40 inches wide, on sale, at thn
Yard AVide Black Dress Chiffon, taffetas, messa- I 27-inch White Jap SiUcs," fine",' firm Equality that
Mines and peau de sole; U quality, yard 78c will wear well; 59c value, 38ij; 75c value, 48 1
Friday is Remnant Day
in Our Popular Domestic Room
7 He Wash Goods for 2c Yd.
About 2,500 yards ot all kinds
of wash goods, sold up to 7&c
a yard; to clean up, tyji
at tho yard C
10c Wash Roods for X&c Yd.
About 3,000. yards of various
kinds of wash goods that spld
up to 10c a yard; dark, light
and all colors and QJL
cloths, at the yard.... OgC
15c Wash Goods nnd Other Yard
Goods, 5c.
5,000 yards of batistes, 36-inch
percales, prints, dress ginghams
and other goods that sold up to
15c a yard, good lengths, p
all at, yard OC
15c to 18c Wash Woods 7 He Yd.
Various odd lots of goods in
fairly long lengths, sold up to
18c a yard, will 7JL
go at, tho yard 2C
..10c
124c
20o good will go
at the yard
25c goods will go
at the yard
Odd lots of Sheets. 72x90 and
81x90, will bo closed out at, each
25S 33i 3ScS 45S 48.
59i and 65S
Worth a great deal more.
All odds and ends in towels
will bo closed out at
3S 56. 7tf S 10S 12
Three lots of bed spreads-
Liot l, about 35,
worth 50c, at .
Lot 2, about 50;
worth 85c, at .
Lot 3, about 40;
worth $1.00, at .
Remnants ot table linen at
M price.
Remnants of crash and towel
ing at ',4 price.
35c
59c
69c
BPEOZAIi SALE Or DRUGS AHD
WHET GOODS BTAXT3 SATUR
DAY XOBRXNCt AT 8:30 O'CLOCK.
HOTS FBIOXS!
Azurea or La Trefle fac powder
tor 76o
Houblgant's Ideal Perfume, tha
ounco for 91.85
oOo White Rose or Locust Blossom
perfume, the ounce .-.aoo
J1.60 bottle of Oriental Cream
(Oourards), for 9So
75c Hudnut's or Pinaud's Toilet
waters for OOo
26o Peroxide Face Cream for. .100
BOc box Peerlcaa Rice Powder, all
colors, for is0
2Bc Spearmint flavor Tooth Paste
-or 'A v. 10
25c size Dr. K. U Graves' or Orris
Root Tooth Powder for lOo
15o and 20o Tooth Brushes, each 5o
26o size of pure Bay Rum for lOo
One full pint of pure Witch Hazel
for i5o
1-Ib. bar of pure white Castile Soap
for iso
35c, quality bath or auto Sponges,
each loo
6 bars of Palm Olive Soap and 50c
jar of Cold Cream for 50c
10c Saymon's or Jap Rose Soap, per
bar b'o
One full pound of Absorbent Cotton
for ibo
25c size Corylopsls Talcum Pow
der for loo
25c Bath Sweet. Eversweet or Slum
for iso
25c Tlz or Calocido for tlrrcl fpet
for iso
Pleasing Anniversary Specials in Laces, Fancy Goods and Embroideries
Ribbons worth 10c, 15c to 25c,
plain and fancies, all colors; all
our surplus stock, yard.... 56
Loom end embroideries, 10c and
16c yard values, in 5 and 6-yard
lengths, on sale at yard, 3-56
In Corset Dtpartment
Main Floor
Standard Make Corset, $2.70.
$5.00 values, very best styles
broken lots from regular stock,
both plain and fancies.
Bummer Xct Corseta, regular
$1.00 values, embroidery
trlmmod; on sale Friday
at 606
80c Sanitary Aprons at.. 25 6
$1.50 Net Drasfilers, with
shields; on sale at 086
75c Brasslers, open front or
back; on sale at 406
Sffanr Other xntsrtstl&r Bpsoials.
Big-seat assortment of standard
make corsets In Omaha.
SNAPS FOR FRIDAY
25c pleaters for 106
50c shopping bags for 106
20c Tooth brushes 10c
20c hair brushes 106
5o pearl buttons, doz 2V&6
50c patent leather belts. . . .256
10c LACES, AT YARD 3Jc
Vals., torchon and point Paris;
big assortment for selection.
20c LACES, AT YARD 5c
Fine Nottingham wash lai-cs and
cotton cluny novelty laces; three bg
counters 39c. 49o and SBo
Clean Up Sale
Nearly 100 Odd Pieces
of Furniture Friday
Rockers, dining tables, brass and
iron beds, leather lounges, dress
ers, chiffoniers, china cabinets,
library tables, podah furniture,
buffets, Turkish rockers, etc.
All must be sold to make room
for other stock. Prices way be
low retail worth in Friday's sale.
See them sure.
In China Dept.
4th Floor.
Sanitary Fruit Jar Caps for
Mason Jars, 20c a dozen val
ues; on sale, dozen.... 106
Fruit Jar Rubbers Regular
10c dozen quality, 2 doz. 5
Semi-Porcolain Tea Cups
Plain white, handled; per set
of 6 Friday 186
Glazed English Earthen Tea
pots, to 40c values, at. .IQjJ
-gal. Earthen Water Pitchers
Glazed, 45o values atlj)
No deliveries on above Items.
Underwear Section, Domestic Room, Friday
Ladles' Gauze Vests, 12Hc values at 7Ho
Boys' Dress Shirts, sizes 12 to 14 H plain white and
stripes; 50a values at v 25o
Ladies' Muslin Oowns, Combination Suits and Skirts,
lace and embroidery trimmed; values to 11.50
at 980, 69o and 49o
Men's. Ladles and Children's Hose, all sizes, 12Vic
values, at 8H0
Men's Blue Chambray Work Shirts, all sizes 14 to
to IT; 60c values at 38a, 3 for $1.00
Men's Balbrlgp an Union Suits, all sizes, 69c values 49o
Knit Waist Union SuiU for boys and girls, 35a val
ues, at , ,35o
Rousing Linen Specials
Towels tn huck. hemmed and cream Bath Towels, val
ues to 19c. each ...laio
Bath Towels, extra large and heavy, values up to 29o
each, at 190
-Pressor Scarfs with Inserting: and lac border, values
to tl.98 each ..$1.00
Dress Linens, assorted colors, pure flax, values to 39c
yard ,.S5o
Bed Spreads, hemmed) or fringed, heavy crochet, full
size, worth up to $2.75 each ....81.98
Sheets, full size. 81x90, 3-Inch hem. first class brands,
values to 86o each eao
Put Up Your Apricots This Week
We look for an advance of 50c case
by next week.
This car Is extra fancy fruit, noth
ing finer grown, and the richest fla
vored fruit for preserves; par crate
4 basket $1.33
Single baskets 35o
KATDBirS UAXS T2B QKOOKHY
pztxass ros THE PBOrLE.
Always a saving of 35 to CO0,.
21 lbs best Granulated 8.ugar. .Ttt.OO
48-lb. sacks beat high grade Dia
mond II Flour, nothing finer for
bread, pies Or cakes, sack. .. .$1.05
10 lbs best white or yellow Cornmeal
for 19a
8 lbs best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal
for BSo
The best domestic Maccaront, Ver
micelli and Spaghetti, pkg....7Vjo
Tall cans Alaska Salmon ,.10o
cans OH or Mustard Sardines. .a5o
33-oz. Jars pure Fruit PreserVMi.SSa
The best hand picked Navy Beans,
pound So
un TRY
7 lbs best bulk Laundry Starch.. 350
McLaren's Peanut Butter. lb...iav,o
C. C Corn Flakes, pkg 5o
AdVo Jell, the Jell of quality; the
taste tells, pkg- 7H
Large bottles Worcester Sauce, pure
Tomato Catsup, Pickles, assorted
kinds or prepared Mustard, botBHo
Special demonstration of Loose
Wiles famous Cookies, Crackers
and Cakes. Free samples.
The best Tea Slfttngs, lb lOo
Illrshey's Breakfast Cocoa. lb...aoo
Golden Santos Coffee, lb 80o
The Better, Egg and Cheese jXarxet
for the Feppla of Omaha,
The Best Creamery Butter, carton or
bulk. lb. 390
The Best No. 1 Country Creamery
Butter, lb 37o
The Best Na 1 Dairy Table Butter,
per lb 35o
The Best Strictly Fresh, Guaranteed
Eggs, per dozen 32c
HAYDEN'S FIRST
The Best Wisconsin Cream, New
York White or Young America Full
. Cream Cheese, lb . . . . 30o
Neufchatel Cheese, each.. .30
Imported Swiss or Roquefort Cheese
Per lb 33,;
The Vegetable aCarket for the People
of Omaha,
New Potatoes, peck of 15 lbs....3fio
Fancy Wax or String Beans. li...Bo
Fresh Peas, per quart so
4 bunches Fresh Beets or Turnips 5o
5 heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce...... So
6 Punches Fresh Onions bo
Oreen Peppers for stuffing. I for.So
New Cabbage, per lb. ...... .. .tit 5
Fresh Spinach, per peck. ...... I . ...VZ
5h,??J?peirTSmat8fB' ,b 10
4 bunches Kohl-rabl s0
3 large Cucumbers ioo
Large. Fancy Lemons, doz., 35o. 30c
The last of tho Pineapples. Wo advlre
our customers to buy now. All or
cherries. goosebfrris ntnh.rri.u
strawberries, etc, at wholesale price.'
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