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TOE BEK: 0MA1LA, SATURDAY, fKTOBKU 10, 1914.
SUGAR TAKESDROP IN PRICE
Some Imported Article! Are Alio
Showing Small Decline.
VEGETABLES ARE PLENTIFUL
frteeeat Pain Seed Many Iweds tm
the Mark a Make Tkeea
Cheap Etiri Kmn Taka
Drop.
thiftar, after consistent advanHna: since
the Eurorean war started, surprised the
jrod ii oa market thla week by dropping
in prloe. Busar la now selling; for (Pi rents,
i i teen pounds for fl. Last week th
r-rlo vu T cents. Whether sugar will
continue to drop In piiaa Is uncertain.
ut It ts thoucbt that It will not ro up
further.
Many Imported articles are on the mar
ket and are reasonable In value. Imported
clets are senilis; at 12H Cants and 'figs
U both low prl-es.
Kgtrs took a drop this week. Fresh egy
sire selling at 23 rents, while a week em
tS rents was the cost for a dozen.
llome arown vegetables are heavy on
the market as a result of the reoent
-a!na. Beans of ail kinds are selling at
litres pounds for a dime, green peppers
re quoted at cants a bushel basket
Cauliflower Is 10 oents, mushrooms are
ICS cents a pound, radishes are eight
crunches for f cents snd all other vege
tables are in proportion.
Al King, manager of Ilavden's grocery
Separtment, has received some of Luther
Jliirbsnk's new vegetable, celery cabbage.
Velery cabbage looks and tastes like a
romblnatton of the two vegetables and
it very reasonable. A large bunch sells
if or 19 cents.
Apples Are Cheap. '
Apples are very cheap this year. Jona
than apples are selling at 26 cents a peek
Hi Ik and other apples are proportionately
(tow tn price.
' Grapefruit Is on tbe market and selling
(fct 19 oents apiece.
Tokay grapes have taken a leap up-
tard. They are 25 cents at present, but
ill be to cents Monday. .
New Tork Kieffer pears, the bast
Spears for carmlng and preserving, are on
the market In abundance. They sell for
1.28 a bushel.
Honey Is selling at 15 rent a rack and
s plentiful.
Various Classes at
, Y. M. 0. A. Will Open
During Next Week
Beys' BlWe classes will begin at the
turning Men's Christian association next
-k with a supper snd rally of the
funic lads Thursday evening. lie v.
Charles E. Cobbey, pastor of the First
Christian church, will present certificates
to forty-five boys who passed the class
examination last season.
A rally of high school boys Interested
fa Bible study will be held Friday even
ing of next week, when Arthur N. Cot
ton of New York will speak. He Is the
International association committee's aeo.
fretary for work among high school boys.
Special classes In the educational de
partment will also begin next week. The
class In scientific salesmanship opens
Monday evening, when all men Interested
pvlll be admitted free to the first lecture
frf the instructor, Superintendent Edwin
J. Jewell of the City National bank build-
The boys' cr.mera class will be organised
Thursday night by L. C. Bholes, in
ptruotor. The class in applied electricity
avlll also assemble at that time under the
traction of L. N. Bexten.
Appeal Taken in
Learned Fee Case
h - a
Democrats who are attempting to din
er red it the republican vtrtnrv v
lo8hane's attempted 150,000 jail feedlng-
'graft," made another move when an ap-
toal from a resolution of the county
oard allowing Attorney Myron 1
B -earned a contingent fee of hJ.OflO was
riled In the name of A. E. Agee.
The appeal w as filed with County Clei k
Dewey. Lawyers are of the opinion that
the courts will sustain the board, since
Mr. learned took the rase on a contin
gent fee basis after the county had been
nre defeated In supreme court.
The amount la said to be small as com.
pared with the contingent fees usually
earned by law era whose clients are
private individuals or corporations. Fifty
rer cent of the amount earned for tho
-client la the usual contingent fee.
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Tote fof W. O. Crosby for Coroner.
Ughtt&f Fixtures, Burgees-Oranden O.
fidelity snorage aad Tas Co. Dong. BM.
eve See FTlnt r Sow Beacon Press.
Sworak accountant and auditor. D. 7404.
Tote for Tb ones tv. BHaekenra fot
Cowrrrsa. Advertisement.
Luella AUea's TloUa Class will give a
recital Saturday at 1 p. m. In M-Z7 Arling
ton block.
Ths rirst weekly assembly at Turpin's
academy will take place next Saturday
evening. .
BeaaUfnl All Modern bom ro Pais
on the sasy payment plan. Bankers'
Realty Investment Co. Phone Doug, tJ
Hurley Here on Business W. E.
Hurley of Boston, postofflce Inspector, la
In Omaha looking over the general sit
uation. Mayor of Chadron In" Town Cap
tain A. O fisher, mayor of Chadron,
accompanied by Mrs. Fisher, is spending
several days in Omaha.
Today's Complete Movie rX grams'1
classified section today, and appears In
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
Chambers' - Das dug Aoa4mr Th
home of modern and dasslo dances. In
structor of teachers, who are successful
both In Omsba and other cities. Classes
reopen September M, 1914. Telephone
Uouglaa 1171. The school to depend upon.
Oulnn to World Boric Lei and
O. Qulnn of the Union Pacific's general
passenger department has (rone to New
York, where .he will witness the world's
series of ball games. If his money lasts
he will sltend all the games.
lUvaNon for Delay In Nailing The
reason why the Rotterdam did not sail
as scheduled has been learned by friends
of Omaha people who were to have re
turned from Europe on It On the east
bound trip the boat was searched by the
British, who found the hold filled with
copper with suspected Oennan destina
tion, and conn ailed it to put in at an
English port It la now expected to start
back for New York next week.
National Concern
Advises Banks to
Loosen Up Little
The National Implement and Vehicle
association Is seeking to put new life
Into business in the country by giving
the bankers some advice which it asks
the bankers to Impart to the fnrmers In
their vsrlous communities. The letter the
association Is sending out from Chicago
says that what business needs In view
pf the depression due to the war and
other causes is a restoration of confi
dence. "We believe the banker holds
the key to the solution," the letter ran.
Jt was then suggested that the bank
ers In the various rural communities urge
the farmers not to speculate in the fluc
tlatlon of future markets on their crops;
that they recommend to the farmers of
the south a diversity of crops, as a one
crop country never Insures permanent
prosperity; that they preach care of seed
selection for the next crop; that they
take steps to Increase the number of
farms raising live stock; that they cre
ate a demand for the early opening of
the reserve banks, in order that th ag
ricultural communities may get the bene
fit of the ourrency law; that they dis
courage speculation and encourage le
gitimate business, etc.
Bee Want Ads Proawoe results.
WOODMEN TO BUILD AT
TWENTY-FOURTH AND AMES
Contract for the construction of a
16,000 building at Twenty-fourth street
and Ames avenue for Druid camp,
Woodmen of the World, has been let to
Charles Bauer & Son. The building will
be of brick and the second story will be
a lodge hall. J. P. Outh drew the plans
for the building.
G. JAMIES0N OF HAYDEN
BROS. FLOORED BY THIEF
O. Jamieson, superintendent st ths
Haydrfn Bros, 'store, wns knocked un
eoneirlfwis Friday afternoon by a shop
lifter whom he had ,p!a'-ed under srreet.
Mr. Jamloson had been watching the
man fr half an hour and finally became
cnrivlnced that the suspect had a !" fur
coat concealed in handhnjc 11c ap
proached him nnrt wsg taking him to the
office tn be searched, when the shop
lifter suddenly turned and with a heavy
blow knocked his -captor down and es
caped. Several suspects were taken by the po
lice and Mr. Jsmleson was at headquar
ters to look them pver.'but the right man
la still at liberty.
SUTEN TRIAL POSTPONED
BECAUSE OF INTERPRETER
Arraignment of John Suten. charged
with manslaughter for the alleged killing
of Joseph Operlta. In Judge English's
district court. Was postponed because of
Inability to find an Interpreter who
speaks Roumanian.
Real, Live
Boys
Need Good Shoes
No ordinary Boy's
shoes will do for the boy
full of pep. That is why
so many Omaha Boys
are won ring
TEEL
HOD
HOES
Tho host boy's shoes
made; they outwear two
pairs of ordinary boy's
shoes, and look better
and fit better. In but
ton and bludier. '
Boy's 1 to 5.. $2.50
Little Gent's, 9 to
13i2 $2.25
rcxel-
1419 Farnam
1 Jp J
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1 Imiztteifr, irii'y,;i
Fo r Eve rybody
From Every Point of View
It is sound housekeeping judgment to use
1HWA-Nt (
EVAPORATED
Sterilized Unsweetened
It it economical It is convenient It is sanitary It is rich
It is economical because you can use every drop
and have every drop carry proper food value. It
keeps sweet for days after opening.
It is convenient because you can always have a
fresh supply on hand ready for any emergency. You
can use it for every purpose for which you have
been using bottle milk.
It is sanitary because its perfectly sterilized with no danger of con
tamination as in the bottling, handling and delivering of bottle milk.
It is rich because it is the richest milk from the best dairying
regions with only most of the water taken' out and with nothing
added. 'Cottage Milk never varies. from its rich creamy quality.
Cottage Milk is delivered direct from our Condehseries to your
grocer, so it reaches you always fresh.
At all good dealers In two sizes, 5 and 10c
Or l'hone CUIiLKN HROKERAGK CO.
Doufflsa 4413 SIS Braadsls Thsatrs Bid., OMaVXA, ITEB.
AMERICAN MILK COMPANY, CHICAGO
us
i
tm
Mleiiasideir's
Like cut, brocaded quar
ters, welted soles, Gaby
heels, in patent
v leather,short vamp,
in all sizes.
E. R. Noodham. Prop., Douglas Street
7
I U I II.
top That ((. !
Dr. King's Nsw Discovery will do it;
tctt bottla today; a quick, safe, aura
iUKh and cold remedy. Wc and fl 00. All
iflruUts.-Advertleemfint.
SPECIAL CARRIES MANY
RAILROADERS TO WEST
Nearly S00 traTelinif passencer airctita
coming from aU puints of tha t alied
etates) and representiiis: seorea of rail
roads, w In Omaha half an hmir en
rout to Kan rnujclsco, where they will
kold their annual convention.
Two special trains arrived at I o'clock,
ens coming over the Milwaukee and ti
other over the Northwestern. They re
mained thirty minutes and then went
over tho Union Pai lA'c as sections of
the Overland Limited, each carrying
similar equipment, even to imtlds ard
V slots.
Here the eastern railrosd men were
Joined by a number from western Iowa
and the Dakotas. Westbound. General
Paasenger Agent Baslnger of the Union
Paclflo furnished safe conduct to the
passengers of the train oomlng over the
Korthwsetern. and Traveling Passenger
- Agent Btoekham looked after the com
fort of those who came over the Milwau
kee. To the passengers everything was
free, Including meals and cigars. This
rule applied with all the roads handling
them. ,
Tom Hughes, traveling passenger agent
ef the Missouri Pacific, and Harry
Fhlelds, assistant general passenger
gent of the Wabash. wot to Kansas
"City, from whesee they will assist In
conducting special trains, loaded with
traveling passenger agents, west from
that point.
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THE flElV HOME OF
Now offrs the working people of jOmah
Krrter store and blRger stocks than ever be
fore. It gives every honest, steady working
nun or woman an opportunity to ureas the bent
for a little down; and $ l.Oflu week.
Hundreds of HFine
Garments on Credit
isii'ii imii iiiinim h i ...mi aIZZ
t"tmu n ff siiffassfltiestfteMiMAIiaaaJstMBSliaiff eii
r' i i. i uwn LI-...J
fveettlvelr Hasten Ovwat.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cuts
Che thick choking mucus, and clears away
the phlegm. The gasping, strangling
fljbt for breath gives wsy to quiet breath
ing and peaceful sleep. Harold Berg,
ass. Mien., writes: "We give Toley'
Hooey and Tar to our children for croup
and It alwsys acts quickly." No wonder a
tnaa In Texas wslked 15 miles to the store
to get a bottle of Foley's Honey and
fT Compound. Every user Is a friend.
JlK dealers everywhere Advertisement
PAYS THE BILL
Stunning Fall Suit
Embracing all tne variations of
the Redintrote and Basque mod- vCi
els. , Cleverly tailored and trim
med with velours, silk,
braids, etc. All the neW fab
rics. Priced from $12.50 up.
Pay $1.00 a week.
A Store Within a Store
Dvotd Entirely to Men and Beys
Vo stock tn Omsba will suit the anea any
better tlia what I've go right here. Sa
tire seoond floor baa been transformed
Into aa up-to-date Men's aad Boys' Be
Dartment. staa'a guaranteed Suits and
Overeoats from eMaVM est Buys' Bolts aad Over
coats from 3.M .. ray cue oaly M a week.
NOW OCCUPYING 3 FLOORS ft. BASEMENT
ENTIRE 1ST FLOOR FOR LADIES' OOODS.
END FLOOR MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHINQ
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WORLD'S LIVEST CREDIT CLOTHER-1417 OOUCLAS
Oat-af-Towa yeoPu Caa Bay ea Credit. Write for Oar Oataiogme.
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MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS
Worth up to $20.00, at $5.00, $7.50, $9.75
BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS
At. ........ : $1.98, $2.93, $3.98
LADIES' COATS AND DRESSES
At . . $4.98, $G.98, $9.98
$6.50 RAIN COATS . $3.98
J. Uelphand Clothing Go.
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flm Lj t' Lil LJ'j fern
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to itfy nmum
Ak-Bar-Ben visitors welootne to our tifw Empress Panltary Market. We
bought a carlofvl of live milk fed Spring Chickens, which we will dress to
your order, and will plare on sale Saturday.
Our business Is growing, which forces us to put on more Auto Deliv
eries. We make four deliveries a Tay, 9. 10:30, 2 and 4 o'clock.
Prompt attention given to mail orders.
1914 MZZ.K riD unxna okicxxits, oar own dressing
114 KFBISO rOBEQUABTEM LAMB
1914 STBUTa HUTDQVABTBB8 ULMB
Chc-ice teer Pot Itoast ISo, lie
Choice Round Bteoks 17Ho
rig Pork Roast 18He
Iig Pork Butts 1340
Pioice milk fed Veal Roast. ISo 11V0
.1840
laHo
Veal Chops ....ISo, 19HO
Choice Mutton lliops 18Ho
Rxtra Lean Hninm 17o
Kxtra Lean Bacon ...1940
Sugar Cured Bacon 17J40
Small Hams iao
While in the store don't fall to visit the mml csnnltarv fli.li market in
the west.
16 LBS. BEST ORAWULATITD STOAB.
10 bars White RuHPlan or Queen
White Liun.ln' Soap flSe
10 bars Beat 'Km All or Diamond C
Soap a So
4 cans Sugar Corn fl5o
3 cans Karly June Peas 83a
lhs. Bulk Laundry Starch ... .96o
4 lbs. Navy Beans 89o
iho bottle White ITorse Catsup.. 15o
26o Windmill Preserves 15o
S-lb. Pork and Beans THo
Imported Swiss Cheese, per lb...40e
Full Cream Cheese, per lb 80o
White Karo Syrup, per can 8o
Oolden Santos Coffee, per lb 90e
Mason jars Olives aao
Mason Jars Pickles or Plellll. . . .10o
2-1 b. rolls of best Butterlne 45o
51.00
Irfirge Colorado Jonathan Applss,
psr box . . . . .91.10
Fancy Washinsrton EatliiR Apules.
per bushel box. 98o
Large Oreenlns: Apides. peok....90o
Larxre market basket of Green Pep
pers for 80o
Fancy solid Cabbage, per lb 10
l.arse Jersey Sweet Potatoes, per
basket 3&o
Beets,' Turnlrw. Parsnips and Carrots,
per market bssket Boo
Fancy Colorado Cauliflower, lb. So
2 large stalks Celery ..Bo
2 large Hothouse Leaf Lettuce. .. .Bo
8 bunches fancy brittle Radishes.. Be
4 buitQhee fancy home grown Oreen
Onions Bo
r n 0ur Coal DePt 13 a v ,
(Oj It Branch Office of
V2s sVU La SunderlajidBros.
Economy Certified Coal $6.50
BUT SECB, BOO SIXZ. ITOP SECXB
This la a remarkable coal at a very low prloe. Try It. Onaraateed
please yon and save yon money.
31 KINDS CERTIFIED COAL-HARD and SOFT
THE EMPRESS MARKET
Opp. Wool worth 5c and 10c Store. JJ3 South 16th St. Tel. D. 2307.
Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors Welcome to the Public Market. Meat prices are
down 25 on the dollar at our store. Take advantage of our low prices and
high quality. We are buying meat by the carload lot, which enables us to
buy cheaper, and therefore sell cheaper than anyone else. We supply all the
leading hotels and restaurants with high class meats at the lowest prices.
Follow the crowd and come to the Public Market and purchase your meal
to take home wtth you. Pronrrt attention given to mail orders.
1914 KIZ.K rBD BPBHrO OHICKBBB, drssssd to your order iao
Fit PORK BOAST
Pig pork butts 1440
Steer pot roast 18 and HVo
Choice Young Veal Roast 16c, 11 Ho
Choice veal chops
Lamb legs .....18e
Mutton chops lBo aad 18Ho
Mutton roast T4e
Extra Lean Hums 17io
.1890
Extra Lean Bacon 194e
Sugar Cured Bacon 17Ho
Small hams 18o
SPBCZAX8
From 8 p. m. till 9 p. m.
Lamb chops Bo
From 9 P. M. till 10 P. M.
Pork Chops 13H0
80 XBR BEST CAJTB 8UOAJL
With 1 lb. Japan. English Breakfast,
Best brands Fiodr $1.38
25c Kamo Pancake Flour 19o
1-lb. can Calumet Baking powder 19
4 gallon Karo syrup, red or white,
for o
Wedding Breakfast Maple Syrup.
Quart, 86o Gallon 79o
Golden Santos Coffee, per lb. ...BOo
4 cans Sugar Corn 8e
10c ranf Peas" or Baked Beans.... 6o
Bweet Wrinkle Best Peas, S for,.Bo
3 -lb. can solid packed Tomatoes,
three for 8o
Ovapewder Tea or Best Coooa. . . .
-. v. or v nue ixussian
for
With washing soda
10c pkg. Oat Meal
Spaghetti or Macaroni, pkg....
Tall ran milk
Seven Sc cans Milk.
25c pkg. Oold Dust or Naptha
Powder
Swiss cheese, per lb
Full cream cheese, per lb
Flat cans Red Salmon
'10c can K. C. Baking Powder.. ,
81.00
..69o
soap
..aso
. . 10o
.7Ho
.7Ho
.7He
. .850
. .19o
..86c
. .800
. .100
. . .60
1
r n Our Coal Dept. s a ,
D I .Branch Office of
str-a Lsa SunderlandBros.
V
Economy Certified Coal $650
BUT SEED, BOO BXZB, X.TJXF BTBB
This U a remarkable coal at a Tory low price. Try it. Onaraateed to
pleaae yon aad save yon money. ,
31 KUIDS CERTIFIED COAL-HflRD and SOFT
PUBLIC MARKET ,!
asi"
the Newly Reniodolrd and (irratly Kulargtd Beddeo
l kuitng CX. rtt)llhuient.
Ve Make No charge for Alterations.
We believe the people, when they ay they are going stay
with us until we get the volume so we can give them that Lower
Price, therefore, we are glad to announce the opening of
BASKET STORE No, 25,2518 N. 24th Soon
Flour, 48-lb. Ak-8ar-Ben. guar
anteed .i $1.23
Sal Boda, 4 y lbs. 5c; 25 lbs. 2Sc
Pyramid Soap Powder, 2 Be pack
age . .5o
Starch, cold I. X. L... pkg. . .7c
Sweeping Compound, per lb. 2:
17 lbs
100-lb. keg
Log Cabin Maple Syrup, pts. lc
Qts., S7c; 4 gallon 74c
Peanut Butter, per lb. .... 12o
Shoe Polish, Shlnola or 2-in-One,
10c can 7c
Soup, Snlder'g or Van Camp's,
per can, 8c; 3 for 23c
Milk, tall cans, Cottage, 8e;
email cans 4c
Cottage, 8c; small ones ...,4c
Hominy, per can 7c; 3 (or. .10c
Navy Beans, best No. 1 band
picked,, per lb 6c
Vinegar, Cider, per gallon .. 10c
Cabbage, lb l o
Red Globe Onions, 14 lbs.,
1 peck,. .21c
Oatmeal, large 25c pkg. ,,10o
Farina, per pkg.-Oc; 3 for.. 25c
Baking Powder, 1 lb 25c
Can Tip, Oc; 3 for .25o
5-lb. can 86c
Soda. 1 lb., 10c pkg 4c
Tea Slftings, l lb. pkg fie
Salt, 6c sacks 3C
10c sack. 8c; 14-1B sack ...14o
Shaker Salt 7c
Bulk Black Pepper, 4 ozs. ,.8cT
Chocolate, V4-lb. cake tip.. 15c
W. H. Baker's, H-lb. cake 18c
Cocoa. H-lb. can tip lec
3 for . . . 40c
H lb. W. H. Baker's Cocoa 10c
Coal Oil, per gallon 8c
S gallons 8dc
Standard Oysters, 18 ci. &Ac
36 os 6H.
Horse Radish, bottle ,...7o
Compound Lard, lb 10c
Beat Lard, lb. . . 18c and 14c
All our Markets try to keep
fresh Fish on hand at all
times. Halibut, lb. ...14c
Cat Fish, lb 17c
No. 21616 No. 16. No. 23-1807 Vinton.
No. 221406 No. 24th. No. 24- 1406 No. 24.
No. 25 2518 No. 24; open soon.
rSectal Diseases Cured
A mild treatment, that cares Piles, Fistula aod other Rectal disease In a short
time, without a tarfical operation. No Chloroform, Ether or other general aaast
uetio used. A car guaranteed in every ease accepted for treatment, and no money
La be paid tatil eared. Writ foe book on Rectal Plies ana, tUh Mn1r