'mi: iu;k: ovuia, s.utkmay. ( r ixm;t; i 1 1 .
OYER MILLION GARS IN USE'
Number of Automobiles in United
States Surpasses 1,450.000.
MAJORITY PLEASURE CARS
Klhr-elgbt I'er t Touring -
hide and the Like, While
Tw'l Per Cent Are. I eed
la Commrrclal M'ork.
a i mmmm w eaoaoasso mm o a a o w a ' "
f Aonfi k 5ae Specials which should crowd the store to its KlfilU
ll(Y:- . most capacity at an early hour Saturday -for not only arc the pricings I
Xirf.iMtJHA?t5'lTlcsTr I most attractive but the qualities in all cases are certainly satisfying. 1, 1 .j wguAnic tQffcj...
"Mora than 1,4:0a motor cars of aU
descriptions In use In the Vnlted States
were reglstcrf-a In the several atates loat
year," says Mitchell May, tocretary of
tate of New York, "and of this number
18 per cent were pleasure care and the
remaining 13 per cent commercial, this
proportion being ba.ed upon the registra
tion returns in Now York state, where of
the total registration of l.(3,O0 motor
vehicle upward of l'j.m were commer
cials." "As may be Inferred from these figures,
motoring has been the means of building
up a vaat Industry. Too United State
commerce and Industry report, recently
made public, ahowa that the number of
foreign cars imported Into this country
during tha last three years has been neg
ligible, less than 4,C"K), while, tho nuin
ber uxported has been enormous
figures which specie rll fcr the oo.ind
iiesa of the American profluet, especially
when It la to be remembered that it la
but throe or four years since our export
trade waa insignificant, while a large
number of the motor cars in use kt home
were of foreign make.
As a matter of statltilca P4 per cent of
tha cars used In this country are of
American mako, and if a comparison were
to be mao upon values this pprcenta&o
would bu rto! highL'r, ."or it can ba safely
eompu.ed that the ino'.or cars owned in
tha United Siatoa afrgregwies a present
vaiae or tiear.y L',(u0,g(u,jLi0, an estimate
plaoed on a Ivsla cf ruling one-naif of
the total milliter of chts registered la-st
year at $:.irJ0 ccxh. and t'.ie remaining
hs.lf at llocu each, both ficriros being ex-
oeedlugly conservative, as the price of
motor cars varies from as low as S40Q to
as high aa St,'J00 for the six-cylinder
limousine.
60,000,000 tor Xew Cars.
The statistics further show that close
to SW.000,000 was epent In the purchase of
new motor cars by American motorists
laat year and to this sum are yet to be
added the values of the accessories the
supply of which forms a very substantial
branch of the motor car trade.
"But the annual expenditure for nrw
machines, large as It is. Is not all the
expense, as the cost of running Is heavy,
witnessed by an Industry which motoring
has built up, namely tire manufacturing,
which Is becoming almost as large as the
motor car building trade itself. Next to
tires Is the cost of gasoline and lubricat
ing oil, which ia among the heaviest in
the motorist's expenditures. Besides, the
cost In repairs, renovation and perlodlcaj
overhauls amounts to many millions,
while added to this Is the sum of the an
nual registration and license fees, which
Inco It'll, when a careful collection of
statistics was made by tho secretary of
state's office, amounted to exactly $3,748,
938.55. Plnce that time, especially during
last year, over twice thin license record
waa shown, totaling approximately, $5,500,
000 in license fees.
"While many owners keep their cars
In stables converted to a new use, a large
number of motor vehicles are stored in
public garages or in buildings especially
rented for that purpose and the cost of
thla service must aggregate a large sum,
although perhaps the heaviest expense
of all Is tn looking after the driving and
care of the care, the need for which has
opened a new calling of vast extent. The
actual number of professional drivers
licensed In this countr tiaa increased
fourfold. It the wages of this number
were fixed at the rate of JIB per week and
the compensation of others employed
about the car were added the total would
reach upward of Ill.OuO.Ooo annually and
thus the running expenses of the motor
ists added to the purchase cost and in
cidentals would reach the enormous ag
gregate of some billions of dollars.
Boyles Answers
Critics; Commerce
High a Mistake
That he Tiad no part in gathering evi
dence against Principal Kusmisel; that
ho had nothing to do with the proceed
ings in that case, and that private bur
ners colleges have had no hand in the
rii-iit in irhnnl affairs are Included in a
statement by H. H. Boyles, president of
Boyles colleges, denying assertions re
cently passed around. Mr. Boyles raid: I
"It is absolutely ridiculous for Member
R. r Williams of the school board, or
anyono else, to make statements insln-1
uating that I had anything to do with!
the Rusmlset case. !
"The High School of Commerce has
done more for the privately owned com
mercial colleges than any single, thing in ,
recent years. It has aroused more young
people to the necessity of commercial
training. It has brought students to prl-
vate schools from the city of Omaha In :
greater numbers than ever before. It '
has brought a large number of students
to us directly from the High School of
Commerce, -o why. in view of these
benents, should we private school men ;
seek to destroy it? !
"I have criticized the High School of '
Commerce because I believe its present ,
system fundamentally wrong.' I always
have believed that It is a professional i
error because it deprives young peoul
of the cultural and literary training t'i.e
regular high school was designed to pro
vide. "We private commercial college men
are able to live only through supplylnf
a demand and that demand Is from the
omnlrrvlne huKineas world, whose tastes
and requirements we have spent years
and years to learn and to meet.
"I am in favor of commercial training j
in the public schools. But I am not in ;
favor of it as Omaha knows It. And I ;
am heart and soul for the election of
the school board ticket prooosd by the ,
citizens' committee." J
End of Month Sale on Drugs
and Toilet Articles. Remember.
e can Fave you money on all
your urugi ami nindrv wants.
50c Pal ll.patlca 31o
50c Mentholatum 89o
$1.00 Horllcks Malted Vilk 79o
60c Ilorllck's Malted Milk 39o
Ionic : Tonic! A body, brain and
nerve stimulant; recommended
tor coughs, colds and catarrh. I'.
bottle 7o
To Introduce our New I'eerlens
complexion powder, we will sell
Snt. a remilar 85c box at. . . .15c
eOc Sloan's liniment 4e
ir I'owdered Ammonia, S pack
ages loo
One lot of 5c, Inc. 15c sonps. soma
slightly soiled, at, cake 8fce
I'er dxen Bo
75c I'lnaud'R Lilac or Vlolette
toilet water 59o
f.o Hebpco Tooth Paste 354
50c Hind's Honey and Almond
cream 990
5c Jerpen's Henzoln and Almond
lotion 190
!"c I'ond's Vanishing Cream. . .150
Uourjol's Genuine Java llice pow
der 49o
14 regular 50c odors perfume, per
ounce OOo
$1 Large Washable Chamois. .650
l'5c Masatta Talcum 18o
10c Peet Broa. lmperixl Peroxide
Soap, 4 bars 85o
10c Cake Imported Green Castile
soap . Bo
t-' 50 4-qt. Combination Water
Bottle and 8yrlns, guaranteed,
at 91.95
Special Shoe Sale Saturday
Women's fino Shoes and Slippers, in lioth leather ami fab
rics, nt prices that will appeal to all lovers r( pnul shoes.
Women's Shoes, values up to $.".IX, all tvles and leathers,
nt $3.00. $L;.50 and $1.9S
Men's Shoes, all leathers, tan or Mack, values up to $4.,0,
nt 93.50, $3.00. $2.50 ami $1.98
Men's $2.50 Moulders and Smelter (iaitors $1.85
Kreider's Boys' and Youths' Shoes, the kind that stand the
rough wear of n live boy, up from $12.00
Warm House Slippers for those eool nights, at 50(' cv 39c
Grover and Queen Quality Shoes for Women Stetson
and Crossett Shoes for Men. See the ICth Street windows.
The greatest 'Month-End Clearance values in Dependable
Furniture, fine Hugs and Draperies. Offer House Furnishers
delightful opportunities to economize greatly without the least
sacrifice of style or quality. Make it. n point to see our offer
ings first, then shop all you want to we're confident of results.
2 Specials for All Day Selling in our
ooys Department
Boys' $5.00 Corduroy Suits
made m N'orfolk style with
or drab color. The best 1
Saturday, cIi-h.v s,"i.ho (.'on
Children's ages 2l2 to 8
years, All Wool Chinchilla
Coats, $2.95. Mine or gray,
made Muster style or Man
nish cut, plaid worsted lined.
The best value in the fit .
$3.85 Vine weave Corduroy
lull peg knickers. Moth brown
toys' school siiil ever made,
luroy Suits $3.85
$f.00 hiuI ffi.r.O Hoys' Miukl
nnwfi, All wool nml licnty. ftl.K.
A tug Koltctlon of pIiUiIh nnil
nvcrplnlds, n well us plain colors.
Homilnr or split Meow. Norfolk
i or ilouMn-broaMc'tl. A Rood,
warm cont for Utile money, iw
T years to lfi years.
SATI KI.Y MU at, IHM'ltN H::o TO II A. M.
Hojv $;..-( suit. $a.m.
Mont all with two imir ymnts. JiM hours Saturday
iiiR wo will nell these boys' ult. They are Hood ulue ni
All colors and hIsch, I? to 17 years, nt
No l". O. D'w. or telephone orders.
inorii-
. ?ta.oo
I
j Best Assortment and Values
Ladies' Kid Gloves
Our StocK ot linemen's Winter Unuorm Shirts is now
complete- better assortments ;md better values than you'll
find elsewhere. Muy where your dollars will get biggest,
values.
Special
Neckwear Sale
Ladles' neckwear i oveltleg of
all Klnils. Lace, SvnI.s, Linen
and Ors.indi' s. made to cell at
L'."c up to 11.7.". Saturday
ir 2r ror 7r. &i
.Vc I'nm y ItlM'on, nt Varl, aWc
A IiIk spei lul lot of newest col
orings unrt patterns.
arc I'l.iln Taffeta IMMmns
la'tc il. Mln line here for
selection.
Plain Sniin mid I'nnry IWhhnns,
Yd., .'t'r To 10c yd. values,
hlR nssoi tinent.
Siitnnlny Handkerchief Spo
'lnls It will pay you to buy
handkerchiefs for the holidays
now.
Ilxcl MhihIUci'i hlefs In fancy
boxes, special showing, excep
tions values
ir.r. 2o rn to j.50
Pure linen liaiiilkerchiofs, hnnd
embroidered 10
l.'ic plain linen handkerchiefs,
7xt
I'liiKlren's handkerchiefs, spe
dnl at 2
NEBRASKA TO SEND BIG
DELEGATION TO W. C. T. U.
For tli Nebraska delegates who attend
the annual convention of lha National
Women Christian Temperance union,
t.eld at Atlanta. Ga., November 11 to 19.
the Northwestern will run a apodal car
attached to one of ita Omaha-Chicago
tra!r the nlg-tit of November . Prom
Omaha and Nebraska It l expected that
there will bo twenty-five ri. l. jatf Ka
route a day will be spent In ightaeein-j
at Chattuntxiga.
Vote Kennedy for atnator. Advertioe-U.tdt.
Derby,
Monarch,
Kowne.
You'll find In any Omaha store.
We can satisfy your every desire
at prices which you'll find nn
equaled for gloves of like qual
ity. See them.
t.I.OVE SPECIALS SATIUHAY
92.00 Quality Kid Gloves In all
colors, newest styles, fancy
hacks at 81.25
ft. 54) Capes Silk lined Mocha
or doeskin gloves; on tale Sat
urday at, pair 98
Special values in Monarch and
Derby Gloves, plain or fancy, In
all colors, pr., $1.50. S3.00
Leatherette or chanioisette gloves
cashmere lined gloves 50c
values 35
Ladie' and Children' 75o Qual
ity Gloves or Mittena Lined ;
on sale Saturday at, pair, 40
Tremendous Stocks of Mens, Women's and Children's Win
ter Underwear and Furnishings at Price Savings of fully
New perfect irood from mhIi well knoun mill ha Sterling. Globe. Kcer. VelnMie, lKli U,k.
Mratfi.rd, New Ilrunsuirk, Norfolk, etc. also several lines of the very finest nunlltv Imported Kar
inputs. i.i n
Kan'a Ualou Suite,
lie
lien's Union Bulta,
uea
Men'e Union Butts,
ues
Xiadlea' Union Bulta, nmle tn sell
ln, at
Ladles' Union Bulte,
7.00, at
Xadle Union Bults, up to t.'.on vul-
. . . S1.4B and 98c
up ti t.' r.O val
. . . .11.45 and 680
1111 to i.i r.o vui
$a.50 and $1.93
up to $:. on Mil-
(3 8 and sa.SS
to
$3.98 and IJ.60
tniirlo 10 sell nt
$5.98 and M.98
ues, at..
Ziadles' Union Bults, up to J 3 00 val
ues, at . ,
.1.98 and SI. CO
Ladles' Union Suits, up to 1 1 00 vnl-
. ri.B ana aa.eo
to 1 0 vnlucx.
49o and 390
Union Bults, to II r0 vhIiicm.
7 Bo and 69o
Union Bults, to fl Oil nines.
49o and 39o
ues, at
Ladlea' Union Suits,
at
Ladles'
at . .
Ladles'
at . .
Many other lots of men's. Women's
and children's union suits nn, sepa
rata garments on p,,!,. at finally at
tractive price reductions. Lay in a
good supply now hikI pave.
Children's Kid Gloves and Kittens,
lined or unltneil, at 49c and 91.00
KIM'S rURlTTSHinO SPECIALS.
Sweater Ooata, nil iMilors nnl stvles,
lo j; .An viilllen 91.9R, 99.R0, ta.98
""'I Sj.i.0
Sample Bath Bobes, ninjo tn sell to
(lion, on siilc ta.tB, ti.BB, S4.98
.8
Silk Lined Kid Oloves, tno sperliils
' 9Bo and S1.B0
1.00 Wnili Oloves 4Do
Outtnir riannel Olovee, to 1 .15 vnl-
' s 69o and 49o
Wight Bhlrts and rajamas, to l: r.o
allies SI. 45 and 8o
The Beat In Hosiery, Wayne Knit,
Interwoven, I'lioenlx, Knyser ami sev
enil other I. run. I. nmuy slieclals Sut
urtlHy In t lie Hosiery section.
Children's 8 00 Stockings, I.Ik special
lot, t la'jo
Men's Guaranteed Sooke, (iuuriiiitee.1
for six 111011II1S. ti pair Ht 43o
Ladles' Ontlnir Oowns, I. Ik assort
ment samples nnil hi.l loin, to .".()
Hliies, 49o, 69o, B80 and 1.43
Children's Ont.lng- Qowns and Bleep,
ers, to 11 Values, choice, at,...49o
In ths Corset Section.
The. most eompletn showing of
atamlard corsets In umnhn. vltli sev
eral Bousing- Specials Saturday.
$1 "0 nml J.i. 01) l orsets, ixl.l lots nmt
broken lines, plain and litncles. nil
slues a.39
91.80 and 98.00 Cor let a, Htauil.ml
makes. sIIkIhIv soiled, nearly nil
models, ni B80
60o Brassieres, neatly trimmest, fns
teiieil front or hn. k, all slues ;H to
4 4. hi 350
Sanitary Napkins, regular 40c doite.i
nunlity. per dor.cn 8O0
Ladles' and Children's Sweater Coats,
nil colors and styles, nt a snvluu
or One-Third
We lead In showing Hew Oloes.
I'ownes, lcrl, .Monarch, Kisser are
names which mean to tposo who
know, the hest In K'oves. We show
eotujdete lines.
Cape Gloves, lo It r.O valius, tan or
white 7to
Baal Trench Kid Glove, fancy hio ks.
perfectly flltrd. 91.85 to 98.00
Xayaer Leatherette Gloves, also
cliamolset te, Ioiir or short, with
fancy hack.i, at 89o to 91.00
Nearly $75,000 Worth Women's, Misses' & Children's
Ready-to-wear Garments Secured by Our N. Y. Buyer
from overstocked makers at a small part of actual
worth on sale here now. Offering Women of Omaha
and vicinity the most delightful garment bargains ever.
The surplus stocks of ten of America's best known
makers included in the sale.
Several Phenomenal Saturday Offerings
Tailored Suits made to sell
up to $30, newest fabrics
and colorings in twenty
distinctive styles,d n jj
choice VIbV
Tailored Suits mado to sell up
to $45, in velvets, chiffon,
broadcloths, gabardines, etc,
all colors, beautifully QOJ Oft
QUI" "
trimmed, matchless at
Nearly 400 Elegant Dresses, garments made to sell at $J."),
$35 and $40, Satin Basque Dresses, Velvet combination
Dresses, beautiful Evening Gowns, Street and Afternoon
Dresses in every imaginable wanted material andff r aa
color, most wonderful values ever, at vlwaUU
Hundreds
Hundreds of Nobby Winter
Coats, Satin Fur effects, ele
gant Plushes, Astrakans, Nov
elty cloths, etc., all newest'
l;Bat"n.d.1r.B.t.:r!'. .sio.ou
Other bargains at $J5, $19.50,
$25.00 and $35.00.
Children's School Dresses,
sizes 5 to 14 years, in broad
assortment of styles, all col
ors, made to sell at $1 .50 and
$2.00, at 95
Scores of Other Delightful Special Bargains Shown Saturday.
Qualities at January Clearance Pricings.
Children's Winter Coats,
values up to $10, all the sea
son's nobbiest styles and
most wanted fabrics, sizes 'J
to 14 vears, at $3.95
of Beautiful
Waists, Velvets, Satins,
Luces, Chiffons, etc., to
$7.50 values, all new
styles and colors, greatest
lot of waist Qrt nr
values ever VaeUtFu
Dainty Children's Dresses,
an immense showing of the
season's newest styles, fab
rics and colorings, all undor
priced at $1.95, $2.95, $3.95,
$5.U0 and up.
October Styles, Superb
Phenomenal Clearance Bargains in Millinery
Thousands of Trimmed Hats and Untrimnied Hats. Children's Hats, Plumes, Fancy
Feathers, etc., sacrificed to effect a complete clearance of all fall millinery.
TRIMMED HATS IN FOUR LOTS
Lot 3 Trimmed
lHats made to sell
to $5, all in one big
lot, Saturday, at,
choice 98c
Lot 4 Trimmed
Hats that would
sell regularly to
$3.00, choice 49c
UA',!' 'a-J WAV :CA y- fS'H
7j
Lot 1 Trimmed Hats,
worth to $12.00, at,
choice $12.95
Lot 2 Trimmed Hat3
that sold up to $8.50, at,
choice $1.98
AH theHO huts are artisti
cally trimmed with ostrich
bands and fancies, plumes
and novelty wines, flowers,
fur, ribbons, etc., iu the
Reason's most desirable
shapes. Values never be
fore equaled In Omaha.
Don't fall to see them.
Untrimmed Hats at a Small Part of Their Actual Worth
Ivot 1 Untrimmed Hats, j Lot 1 Fntrimnied Hats, Lot 3 -- Fntrimmed Hat?,
values up to at ... values lo sfLMHi, at 4Uc values to $1."(), at 39c
Your choice of Children's Huts that sold to f-.tio.
any hat in stock, big assortments, Mack or colors,
at
J5.00 Ostrich Plumes $1M
Flowers, worth to $:.00 Ilc
j.uu ijsii'Rii lianas, at HHc
Fancy Feathers, to (; 00 values. . . . .' OHc
Fancy Feathers, to $1.50 values 4c
Fancy Feathers, to $1.00 values 2JJc
Flowers, worth to $1.00, ut 23c
Men's Hats
to $2.50 Values
$1.00 and $1.45
All kinds, good colors,
late fall styles, most excep
tional bargains.
Boys' and Children's New
Fall Caps, big assortment
for selection at 25c, 50c
Leather Traveling
Bags
and Suit Cases that sell regu
larly the country over at fo.bO
up to $10.00; on sale Saturday
and next week at lo ti.f3
Buy now and save easily one
third. Cunvavt Covered Trunks Maid
wood body, hea'vy locks, bump
ers, valance clamps and straps.
Regular $7.00 Trunks, $5.00
Regular $10.00 Trunks SO. 05
In Crockery Department
4tU Floor
Inverted Can Light
Complete w.ith
Klobo and mantle;
".-( values at. .3i)c
l.indsey Mantle-t
imer ted or upright and guar
anteed for 90 days, at INc
30c Llndsey Mantles, at...20c
10c ; Mantles Limit 4 to a
customer, at ,"ic
Many Other Specials
Special Doll Sale
Sal ill day In Toy Dept.
$2 00 Dolls OHc
lluhy Hulls 1 1". tn . lull, jointed,
with moving eyi-s, -short ia,
one of the best character dolls
made, $.'.00 vulues. at...)8k
Kolctliijr I hill lio lilts Regu
lar 7. '.( values, ut 3'
Others up to $5.00.
50c Teddy Hears :lc
Others up to $2.u0.
Modeling Clay Outfit H colois,
in neat box 7.V
"ioc. Mehanical Trains rl)c
Candy Specials '
You'r sure of Pure and De
licious Candies here at
Less Prices, Too.
Angles Food Taffy, 1!. 10c
Butter Scotch Wafers, ll.,
at 12i2c
Peanut and Coioanut Taffy
Saturday, per lb 10t
Try Our Candle, You'll l lnd
Them Siijierlor.
Specials for Saturday
20c Tooth Brushes 10c
.rj(( Hair Urutthes 23c
5uc Cloth UruHhei 23c
2 it: Fancy Veilings, yard... 10c
$1.25 Auto Veils 70c
$1 00 Hand Dags 40c
$2.00 Hand Hags fl.OO
$1.00 Auto Caps 80c
30c PleatlaRs, yard I0c
$2.00 Girdles fi.oo
50c Belts and Girdles 23c
For Quality Goods Try Hoyden's First A Saving of 25 to 50 per cent, on the Cost of Living
It lbs. beat trranulatd augar. .11.00
4 S-lb. aack be-ic higli (trade Diamond
11 flour, nothing finer for bread,
plea or cake, suck 91.35
lu bars Heat-'tm-AU, Inox or
Laundry Uueen while laundry eoap
for 85
7 bars Electric Spark soap B&o
Corn flakes, pkg 6o
All regulur 12u cookira, apeclal, per
pound . . . 10c
All regular 10c cookiea, special, per
pound t'lO
16-oz. cana condenaad milk T'jO
ls-oz. cans condensed aoupa. . . ,7'tO
1- ll. cana fancy aweet sugar corn
for 80
2- lb. cana early June peaa 8l,0
3- lb. cans solid packed toinatoea loo
4 lba. best hand picked navy beana
for 8&o
California cooking flk'e. lb ,o
4 lba. fany Japan rice, 10c qualitv,
fur 8 So
The hen domeatic macaroni, vennl-
elll ir kpagtietti. pkg TWO
Adv0 Jell, for deasert, nothing iik it,
pkg 7Ho
Cleaned currants, lb loo
The beat tea siftlngs, lb is'.e
lilrcliey's breakfaxt cocoa, lb.... Sue
(n.lden l-antod of fee, lb 80o
Te Batter, Cheeae and Egg lfaxket
(or the reople of Omaha.
The best, etrlctly treh No. 1 guaran
teed tags, dosen .85o
The best creamery butter, carton or
bulk, per lb Sle
fancy No. 1 creamery butler, lb. .Sao
Good dandy table butter, lb B&e
2 lba. choice butterine 8&o
Fancy table butler lnot Muai to
creamery, per lb 8 So
THS TZOETAJIU IU1K1T TO
tu riorui or eiuii.
15 lba. potatoes to tho pack for... 840
Demand 15 lba ; the law reyulrea II
New cabbage, per lb 1V0
Hubbard aiuaeh, each lira lj't
k buncnea fieah ladiahea 6o
t bunchea freah Hhulota &o
2 heads freh hotliouae lettuce... 6e
Freah apjnai h. per pet k 10c
Heeta, carruta or turnips, lb So
Hutabasaa. lb 3o
Oreen toinatoea, for pickles, baxket
for lc
'i stalks freah celery So
BIO AFFI.B BFSCIAIi.
1'ancy Jonathan. Grimes' OoldtMi or
llellflouer apples, per box ... 91.39
When you are down iun don't fail
to ;rt a hot cup of Hecf Tea free In
nur grocery department Nothing like
il. It takeH the i hlll nff
Next week will b Apple Ve k Huy
fir your future aupply, an applen will
be hlguer
The Best Fresh Dressed 1914 Spring Chickens, lb. lllc
Heat quality and one price to
everybody. 16 ounce to the pounu,
buy your chickens whole and chec
vour weights
BPECIAXB Ol POIK ATT7BDAT.
Vounir milk-fed pigii, welshing bo to
0 pounds, per pound ljo
The best iunllly purk loins, in'
pound 16Vo
The best quality pork ahouldera. per
pound 18'o
The beat quality pork bum. per
pound 1440
Cenulne 1914 irlng lamb hlnd-
'luaJters. poutiil
I lba. beat leaf lard.
.114.0
. . .880
Genuine lull spring lamb fureiiiir-
tere, pound tc
llrHt iuallty ateer rouml Mteak, er
pound 1440
I 'll at quality steer pot l oanl, per
pound laic, 14o
Smoked Meat Bpodals for Saturday.
Inaniond ' or .star haiim, firHt 111011-
lty. per lb I80
Millie haiiiH. flrat (iHllty, lb laas
In lu y lean breukf.ir-t ba on, lb 88,0
F'ancy back tmcon. per lb. .... . ,18VaO
No. 3 palla compound laid 89c
The httht bulk rihterH. piolid IlieMl .
no water added; per quart .... 40o
1114 ke hominy, per kug 91.05
it rnv fj Apir iici rsncT it
PAYS I il BJHb b kyv.i O I IMijl
PAt.
In the Hardware Department
ItKOOMS This is the best hrooru bargain we have been able to of
fer for a long time. A special purchase Just arrived. They are a Iln
i-v.o poiiui uiuum, uBuuiij soia at Jjc 10 4ac. Sale
price, Saturday
One to a cuMomer. No C. O.
SmmIuI Sale Meut (irlndiTs or
FtMd ChopiM-rs
The "Climax" Food Choiiuers
cut do not crush any kind of
flesh, fruit or vegetables haviuR
all the Juices. A guarantee of
full satisfaction with every chop
per Hc small bUe "Climax" Chop-
PT 7tit
$l.u medium size "Climax'
Choppers, best size for inoft
family use f)8C
ll.oO large size "Climax" Choi-
i-r S1.2J)
I),
mil v niinei you cui ci inure move lor 1110 moury. Heaters or ranges
at lla)den's. ,'Hnovn," "tiarlund and other base burners. "Known,'
"l(aiiK Flerual," "tiurland" and other raiig;c.
I
I
I
I
I
19c
or telephone orders accepted.
stove liouril
2Sx28 heavy wood lined Stove
Hoards 7t
30x30 heavy wood lined Htove Hour. la
for ag0
33x33 heavy wood lined Stove lioarda
f'r 91.89
31x39 licavy wood lined Stovo Boarda
r" 81.6
Vine more keaannable articles ape
ciallv priced fur halurday'a Hale.
Warranted axea B4o
l!ui k auwB , . 4o
Kindling V 001I li'aiciieih, unbreakable
aleel hundha lao
Kiu n.ice Scoops, or Coal Shovela, 39o
l.unterna 4S0
Tar l'tiper. per roll '.91.lt