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THE I1EK: OMAHA, WEDNKSDAY. JANTAl.Y 20. 9V.
Doauty at
Sweet Sixteen
Cwnfii Itark When ltnr t'lear l
the (.'omletloii lijr Ihp jUk Aii-
Inn Ktiiarl'it Catrimn W'frn.
Pfmplcs ere iin nffrnw to others mid
rrlme aKHlnet vourwelf. Pooplo hsve nnly
condition of ynnr fine tu lw" a m nfert 'in.- THUS
asaitiKi wnirn vo'i nivo no r"inriv mil
Jtow thiit II In universally Known tbst
rMuart'a rulclum Wsfrrs will liNtinlly ban
ish plmplria, ll knead, blotches, erup
tions snd liverspots, your continued neg
ligence will be rnnsldcrrrl Incxcuysble. .
COUNCIL GRANTS
ROOSAR LICENSE
Wholeiale Permit limed to John F.
Ronsar, but Only After Order is
Made by Judg-e Sutton.
ENDETH A L0N0 FIGHT
"t With I Conld Make Uvsry Pimply
Womin Take Stuart's Calolum WiIiii
fast Ok Weak."
T(f pereon with n plmplv tucr Ik always
Unattractive and at a dlxadvHnlnan In so
ciety. Those imly riiftltKiiromenls wt at
nausht the effect of ihimwrt perfect fea
ture 1( your face and flKiue had the
classical outlines of a Greek statu, a
mass of plmplea would Hill detrov your
tieauty. A clear, freith skin la absolutely
essential to any reiil beauty.
A beautiful complexion la dependent on
rich, pure, abundant sipply of blood to
the akin, Calcium sulphide, baa long been
recounted as one of the moat effective
of blood purifiers. Quickly converting all
Impurities Into itaseous form that readily
escapes from the pores. It purifies the
blood In remarkably short order. Cslclum
aiilphiile In the chief constituent of
Pltiart'a Calcium Wafers, which contain
bcldr. t'ortnln mild alteratives that In
vigorate the blood. You will be delighted
t the radldlty with whlrh all face disor
ders will disappear, once the blood haa
been cleansed of ita impurities throii(h
tliclr uaa.
You have right to beauty and health
and happltieai. You have a right to the
admiration and reaped, of othera. Take
the atep that will gain von all of thean.
tlft a Iflc box of Htuart'a t'ali lum Wafer
of your drngulAt and win bark your birth
right. A small aample pnekage mailed
tree by addressing r'. A. Xtuart Co., 17u
Ftuart Bid. Marahall. Mich. -Advertisement.
John F. notisar my proceed now to
open bla ' holreal! liquor house at 31!
North Tenth a'rert, for the commission
has grsnted his application for license
only by order of Judgo Sutton of the dis
trict court, however.
Thus endeth a winding ta. Fomc
moon since' the l.clsy l.lquor 'company
of Peoria applied for thin right. Being a
tank outsider It forthwith Incurred the
hot dlepleaaure of certain local liquor In
1eret, whereupon the name of Walter
Molae crept Into the record. But not o
the record of the city commlaalon, loat,
mayhap. It lead to political complication.
t'otne now one John lr. lUiuaar. aup
plantln the Uelay people and aak for
the license The city rommUidon atand
dh pal, maintaining; that there are al
ready whnlcaale liquor establishment
within the corporate limit of Omaha
amply sufficient In number for all ea
aentlal need of the populace. Thereupon
Mr. Rouaar appeal to the district court.
Judge Putton hear hi cae. He decide
contrary to the city commission and
commands It to accede to the wlahe of
Mr. Rouaar and come across with the
license.
The Judge. Incidentally, took - oc casion
to souk the city commlaidon one or two
short-arm lab under the fifth rib -for
being o cantankerous, or word to that
effect. '
Tueday morning, therefore, W. J. Con
nell. attorney for Ftouaar, came In with
a resolution for granting; the . license
which he desired the commission to pas.
The commission had it own resolution.
On advice of Assistant City Attorney. T,
J. TuPoel, the. commission tossed the
Connell paper In the waste basket and
adopted Ita own.
Ouch! Backache!
Rub Lumbago Or
Pain From Back
Ah! Tain I gone!
Quickly? Vea. 'Almost instant relief
from soreness, stiffness, lameneae and
pain follow a gentle rubbing with "it.
Jacob oil."
Hub this soothing, penetra'lng ojl right
on your pnlnful back, and like magic,
relief cornea. "Ft. Jacob Oil" I a harm
less backache, lumbago and sciatica cure
tvhlch never disappoints and doesn't burn
the skin. '
H'rsighlen lip! Quit complaining! Plop
those torturous "stitches." In. a moment
you will forget that you ever had a weak
back, because it won't hurt pr be stiff
or lame. Don't suffer! Oct a small trial
bottle of old, honest "8t. Jacob OH"
from your druggist now and get this
lasting relief. Advertisement.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
le! Ms Provi That I Can Rid Teu of it
Quickly, Easily, Without Pain or Injury
Frtt Coupon Balow Brinr$ Yen My Halt
- ' "From dec tpir
, r- 10 Joylul satliMctlsg
' ' ins chang In air
S . . v '' " I ijmj
I' ,r - aa ey mllio4 to tura
. " a illit lililll bm
I ' ' ' irrcwlh fC huiHrtluoua
iw llslr, rtr many fall-
r - i -
apiolucmiMs.
V I will srncl (thaoluta
ly 1ni aatl wUtmul ch-
llgMllont to any ottor
ii((rr full atid oom
plrln dMi'rlpllua huw
. I ruraA tlx hair to that
It haa iisr rturni.
If ynu bava a hair
i srowtli ynu wlah to
acroy, qu,t arasting
uur aicairy o wonh-
. Iimmi puwdrs, !
tlllrola coc.trsl ?a 1'4 V'i 1"
Intrhorcith MI p'A... t.ln "
ln-riik'i mrrcr i.no it i r'
lnlncailnt1 tcnreitar.. '
KsnM riiy Hoiithora... t" Sl't
lhla Valley l.o l'a l" I'"
l.ooi.villa NashTlllo..' W 1?a If ,
Mmlran P'throli-ui .... snfl n n III 1
Miami i'e(pr sn is l" l"' i
Miairl. K T 1400 V'i M
Mtsir1 F'a-iric Um lil't 1 1:V
National Rtaeull
buyer that they must not buy beyond i
their means, that they must control them- '
selves even under a credit system and ,
that they can thereby cut down their
own cost of living."
I,W0 lcWi lnst
National tad fl 4
Narada roppr J,ti I t
Naw york l enlrsl I." so'4 H
N T, V II II F.7 M'4
Norfolk t Wlern PO H
Nofhr Pa. Iflc lor, Jn4
P.nlln Mall 700 tin Jii
famine T. a Tt.
rnnarlranla
Ptillman Talaea Cai
Ray c'cmi. Oippr a. VI I7c 17
pra'ltn 45. 1' lbl'4 1't
Republic Iron 8ol.... few) 12 Iti
Ro. k l1cM CV 1.4CV 1
Hnrk Irland Co. pM ) IS IS
st. I. ft g r M pM... to a
Hrailhern Parltln I. on H '
H-iaihra tlMllwaT l.nn 17 I"1
Trnnw copper 1, ' Zi 1
Tcas cvimmy ano Kt4i
I n'nl, PaMllr 17,CWC 21 n',
t nlnn 1'arlflr pM 1.2cvi cs
t nlled SlalM Mlaal 3 SOI US
f. S. Slarl pM t.cxwi k4 K,i
t tab Copper two HH
Wabash pM .ice It :4
Vi axarn I n Ion 4.100 H SP
Wsstlnghiniao Kletrlc .. l.PO 12V4 It
Total aalea for .the day, 37.0oS aharea.
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ONE OF WITH NELL'S PRESENT
FORCE FURNACE INSPECTOR
Commissioner W'lthnell finally decided
that he would not rec ommend the appoint
ment of an additional man in hla depart
ment as furnace Inspector. Fund argued
In favor of the plan of letting; one of hi
present force look out for tho work. The
commission, therefore, ordered that for
the present, John It. Maua, suggested by
Wlthnell, be charged with supervision
over furnaces.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Transactions Larger and Broader
Than at Any Time for Over
Month.
SPECIALTIES ARE IGNORED
ti1 liquid, r th
rtancvroua atlwtrlc fif-. i :
ftruntl. HUnpIv rmni your n ami MrM
tut at luff TaihnT M ri. up Miki autd a 1 cnl
iNnii J rvftlv, MrrnnfJ to Mntkatthyrr, Jrn
Vni. Aart. H 1., Car. Hummer Hi. V4
At I t nt to A , Maiulnn, Man.
State D. A. R.Will
, Be Entertained at
- theNewFontenelle
riana for . the entertainment of the
state Daiifhtera of the American Invo
lution convention, which will be held In
Omaha In March, were discussed by the
committee in charge of arrangement at
the f'axton hotel yesterday. Mr. C.
If. Au!l. vie state regent; Mr. C. M.
Wllhelm, regent of tho Omaha cHapter;
Mrs. R. E. McKelvjr. regent of Major
laaao Sadler chapter; Mrs. Ira W. Port,
Mr. W. Li Belbr and Mrs J. J. Btubbs
constitute tha rentral committee.
' Among I he distinguished visitor who
will be in the city for thla meeting, which
it la planned to hold in the new Font'
nelle hotel, are Mr. Charles Basaett of
Baltimore, national historian general,
and Mr. Oeorge D Guernsey of Ind
panflanee, Kan. state regent and a candi
date lor tha office of president-general
at tha next national convention.
Mr. Guernsey and Mr. Ault are (li
ters, Mr. Aull being heraelf a candidate
for the office of Nebraska atate regent
Tha commit taMaJsftlso planning to bring
an out-of-town speaker.
The opening reception of the conven
tion will be held Wednesday, March 17,
and a large banquet will be given the
following evening. Mrs. Vr. I 81 by I
chairman of the entertainment committee
and Mrs. J. J. Htubbs "of hospitality.
Over 100 delegates, r expected and It If
planned to entertain them in tha home
of the. chapter members.
free csurcx
hl enttttt
thU irlntl r tu Vna. JruhlnV fi ronfllf nllut
ltitrrtinj for li b.iUhmti.t at Kuprrtlu
oua Hnlr, If Bsffit HU tc MAinp tr Btaif.
Cut oJt and pin tu your lltr. (kMMt lor int
mtxliaia um oii't. 1 AO'lrt) Mrm. Ktiiyir
Jtnklui, Apart hJl M I., w Hummr M.
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DR.DABNEY NOTED TEACHER,
TO ADDRESS MID-TERMERS
t hai le William Dabney, president of
Ihc I'nlverslty of-Cincinnati, who will
make-the commencement addraa to the
mid-term high echool graduate In the
auditorium of the' school building Friday
evening, la regarded as pne of the most
distinguished educators- and author .in
the I'nllfd Plate.
Ills pieent-work, however, la looked
upon aa the climax of hla long and bust
career, lie It head of a really great city
university. He will have something to
say on thl character of work while In
Omaha.- lie la tilled for an address -and
also a conference at tha Commercial
school Friday and Saturday, when ha will
present the cjttlms of strong university
within a population center.
Of southern birth and environment. Dr.
I'abney haa been associated with many
of tho largest educational Institutions
and enterprise of the south, Including
the universities' of North Carolina and
Tennessee, being president of the latter,
lie helped to found the industrial school
at liaielah. Ho haa written widely, on
science, education and civics. lie was
the first to discover the phosphate de
posit in eastern and tin ore In western
North Carolina and to make them known
NBW TOUK, Jan. 19 Transactions In
securities on the stock exchange today
were larger and broader than In any ses
sion since Ieiiemlxr 1ft last, when trad
ing; in the entire list was resumed. With
few Important exceptions, the average or
today's prlcea was on a level with the
high quotatlnna then recorded, and five
to ten points above the low range wh.cn
marked the subsequent decline.
The" significant featfire of the move
ment was tho fact that specialties, ao
long dominant, were relatively Ignored,
while former favorites, Ilka United Ktttes
Hteel, Amalgamated Copper, Heading and
tho Paclflca regained their wonted leader-
ship. Ot all low-priced lasuea. Mlasourl
Pacific alone occupied a commanding po-
sltlon, adding to It recent recovery on
favorable. , reorganisation rumors. Ca
nadian Pacific and affiliated line were
again active and strong, while the coal
ers, grangers, transcontinental and
southern road gained from ono to five
points.
I'nlted State Pteel was active, but It
Importance) wa temporarily eclipaed by
ftethlehem Hteel, whose directors ful
I Hied expectations by restoring the pre
ferred stock to the full 7 per cent rate,
those shares later selling; at the best
price In over eight years. Advances of
two to four points were quite general
In the many miscellaneous Issues, Includ
ing tobaccos, while copper more than
retained recent gain.
Activity wa less pronounced In . the
later trading and realising for profits
waa seen, but without much etreci on
the general, list, which closed with a
strong undertone.
According to popular oenei ine maraci
had derived much of Its recent Impetus
from the Increased ease of money, ine
rate for uch accommodations Is such aa
to permit profitable buying of high-grade
securities. Reinvestment of January in
terest and dividends Is also a factor or
lmnoriar.ee. To this may toe added the
tranrdtnarre imnrovement shown by'the
country a foreign traoe ana me wine ue-
mand for bonds at private sale.
Wabash 4s and Roek Island collaterals
were tha only bond Issues to show weak
ness in the ODen market, all others re
cording gains. Total sale, par value,
wr fl.0M.0iA
I'nlted . Plate coupon S were . H per
sent higher on call. .
Number of stlea and leading quotations
on stock war a follows:
Falea. Hlh. Ixiw.X'loa.
Alaaha Oola
Anlsamta4 Cc!pr
Amertcaa Bt uar....
Auorloaa Caa
Amorlnaa R
Am. . K. pf
An Hugar rtertninf
Amarlean T. T
Amarlran Tobacco
Anaconda Mining .,
AUhlaoa
Paltlirora Ohio
Itrooklyn Rapid Tr
California fatrotlaum ..
Canadlaa Pacific
Central uaatha,
ctiaaapeako Okie
Chlesao 0. w
Oilraso. M. a n. r..
( hi. ago N. w
tjilno (Vpner
cI.lora4o Fual Iroa...,
Colorado Bout horn....
panror at Hla orancio....
Panvor k R. O td
Matlllora' aocarltlas
Brio
O.noral Blaetrlo .
Uroal Northora m
Oraat Not. Ora olaj
Gusaoaholm Baploratioo..
.Collection Bureau
of Omaha Retailers
Now in Operation
The collection bureau of the Asso
ciated Retailers of Omaha la now In op
eration. It was opened Monday, although
little waa done before yesterday. Be
sides making collections for the retailer
the collection bureau I to act a an ed
ucational bureau. "It la not so much to
rush out and make collections," said Pec
retary J. W. Metcalfe, "a to conduct a
campaign of education to show people
tho value to themaclvea of establishing
and maintaining a good credit record.
We want people to understand that It is
to their own Interest to make their pay
ment promptly at the end of thirty day
or whatever period ot time 1 given,
ratber than to let them drag out ao as
to give them a bad credit record. 1
'It Is a fact that many people overbuy
simply because credit la easy to ' get.
There are naturally some people who
can't control themselves when they are
easily able to obtain credit. Credit, like
whisky. Is bad for the bnan who can't
control himself Our campaign of edu-:
cation along thla line will aeek to show
tops itching
instantly!
The moment that Rinol Ointment
touches itching (kin the itching stop to science and commerce. Ha haa held
andhealinir begin. That ia why doc
tor have prescribed it successfully for
twenty year in even the severest cei
of ecteina, rinjrworm, rashes, and many
other tormenting, dittiKuring kin li
ease. Aided by warm bathi with
ResimJ Sup, Resinol Ointment make
the kin or calp perfectly healthy,
quickly, easily arid at little cost . Try
them and eel Sold by all drucgiits.
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Acid in Stomach
Sours the Food
Says Excess of Hydrochloric
Acid is Cause of Indigestion.
A well-known authority states that
stomach trouble and indigestion Is near
ly always due to acidity acid stomach
and not, as most folks believe, from a
lack of digestive Juices. He states thati
an excess of hydrochloric acid in the
stomach retards digestion and starts food
fermentation, then our meals sour like
garbajre in a can, forming acrid fluids
and gase which Inflate the stomach like
a toy balloon. We then get that heavy,
lumpy feeling In the chest, wo eructate
sour food, belch gas, or have heartburn,
flatulence, water-brash, or nausea.
He tells us to lay aside all digestive
aids and instead get from any pharmacy
four ounce of Jad Baits and take a
tablespoonful In a flass of water before
breakfast while It Is effervescing, and
furthermore, to continue this for one
week. While relief follows the first dose,
It ia Important to neutralise the acidity,
remove, the gas-making mass, starts the
liver, stimulate the kidney and thus pro
mote a free flow of pure digestive juices.
Jad Salt la Inexpensive and is made
from the acid of grape and lemon juice,
combined with llthla and sodium phos
phate. Thl tarmlesa salt I used by
thousands of people for stomach trouble
with excellent result. Advertisement.
DON'T MISS
THE
FURNITURE H
BARGAINS I I j
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tsar win. i aa I a
Sat I ifl hi il, ma aiai i a
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"Tiz" Gladdens;
Sore, Tired Feet
l4o puf fed-up, burning:, tender,
aching: feet no corns
or callouses.
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several Important government position,
including assistant secretary of agri
culture. GRADUATING PROGRAM AT .
- THE CASTELLAR SCHOOL
The Kighth grade clas of tha Cas-
lellar school will give a rlass program
Friday afternoon, when the "Odyaaey" in
dialogue form will he prcaentrd with the
following cast:
Athene Wllma Lagan. I.uoile Fair
Zeus, t'lyaaes Kalpli Wilson
Telftiiachus.... Louis binlth, Klmr An-
irrm
Aea-yptius, Kupelthes. l.aci-tea
Ray Hoden
Antlnous, Eur rrachus,- Afrelaus, a
youth , t-olon Jenaeil
1'lyooes Howard Juurcian
VaiNiueos. a auflor Joseph Jauicrk
CIvMite, maid of the mill wheel
lena 1mH
Quoen Arete blanche Dunn
r uryclela Lena Naea-ele
Nualcaa. a Drooheteaa Helnn Hook
IVnalope Blanche Carroll
II tti t'laaa Bona
III. A ' la (iernian lanneuoaum
IV. thillikn of qianual training work.
NEWSIES GUESTS OF MAIL
MEN AT AUDITORIUM SHOW
The Omaha Letter Carrier association
,a extended aa Igvitatlon to the news
toys of Omaha lo attend the big show
to be given at the Auditorium Sunday
night. Tit newt will be admitted, free
r charge. The ahow at tho Auditorium
will run all week and la staged by the
letter carrier to raise money with which
to bring the national convention here.
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'TIZ" make or. burning, tired feet
fairly dance with delight Away go the
achea and 'pains, the corns, callouses.
blisters, bunion and chilblain.
"TIZ" dja out the arid and poison
that puff up your feet No matter how
hard you work, how long you dance, how
far you walk, or how long you remain
on your feet, "Tias winga resxiut iooi
comfort. "TIZ" ia maskeJ. grand, won
derful for tired, aching, swollen, smart
ing feet. Ah! how comfortable, how
happy you feel. Your feet Just tingle
for Joy; shoes never hurt or seem tlsjit.
ilet a 24 cent box of "TIZ now rrtin
any druggist or aepanmmi aiore. r.na
foot torture forever wear entailer shoe,
keep your feet fresh, sweet and happy.
Juat think! a whole year's foot comfort
for only J cents. .
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Splendid
Tribute
to the fitness of. Electrical Dlumlnation to fill the most
: exacting: requirements is found in its general adoption
'by churches.'. ,, -7. . ; A ;
Its peculiar adaptability, aiding as it does in the carry,
.ing.out of appropriate decorative effects, both perma
nent and temporary, allowing the arrangement of the
lights 'in' a manner most restful to the eyes, its abso
lute safety and ease of maintenance these and other
advantages make
at
Electric Light - the Ideal Light
for Churches, Lodges, Auditoriums and all places of
assembly.
The cctet of operation is, by new developments, lower
than ever. Installation, even in old buildings, is a -matter
of little expense and less trouble.
Our engineers will gladly co-operate with your commit
tee in devising perfect illumination.
Omaha Electric Light & Power Co.
Heir rak HI4e aa4 Lasabac.
Gat U3 bottle of Bloaa'a Liniment,
apply on back and tak sis: drops four
time ft ear. . All drugctst -Advertisement-
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SfaWr Aaaartraa larfltviU
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It04 W. O. W. Blr.
ybaa Bo-l4ae 6oo7.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
Mr. P. E. Snod grass and Mr, S. I. Park, two well
known experienced restaurant men,
have opened the
COLLEGE INN CAFE
2 1 6-2 1 8 S. Eighteenth Street
A buslneee roan's lunch is served every day from 11:00 to 2:30,
26 cents.
Table d'Hote Dinner every evening, 6:t0 to 8:00 p. m., 3S cents.
- A Special Table d'Hote pinner Is served on Sunday
from 11:30 a. m. to 8:00 p. w.
A La Carte Service) all day.
"Service and Efficiency" Is our motto.
C"'a0r Lunches
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OUR GREAT
SALE OF
FURNITURE
CONTINUES.
All Men Who See Them Highly
Appreciate the Great
January Clearance Bargains
We're Offering in
Men's Suits and Overcoats
Those who really know
Cloth es values because they
quickly recognise the gTeat
'superiority of the offerings.
Those who do not know
Clothes values because they
do know that Hayden's per
sonal guarantee of satisfac
tion is part of each sale here.
Act quickly before the stocks
t are depleted.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx,
Suits and Overcoats All
This Season's Styles
$23.00, $23.00, $30.00 SUITS
and OVER
COATS ....
$18.00 and
and OVER
COATS...... $12.50 and
and OVER
COATS ....
ALL ALTERATIONS FREE
$16.75
$20.00 SUITS
$12.75
$15.00 SUITS'
$8.75
Special Wednesday Offerings
in Domestic Room
Shirting Madras Cloth, extra
wide nurse stripe ginghams,
novelty curtain scrims, yard wide
outing flannels, etc., big assort
ment for selection, yard .-...
Muslins, bleached or unbleached,
Standard apron check gingham,
dress prints and yard wide nain
sook, yard f
Bed Sheets, 50c quality, bleached
or unbleached, 72x90 size, each,
for 39
Pillow Cases, hemmed, good
quality muBlina,. 45x36, each,
for 12Vi
Blankets, $1.50 quality, in tan
only, special lot of 200 pairs, to
close, at, pair. ........ 31.10
Wash Goods Section
New Percales 36 Inches wide,
In the neat stripes and small
figures, suitable for shirtings,
waistlngs and children's wash
dresses; standard Al
12 4c goods, yard 1UJC
Household Linen Special
Irish Table Damask, satin fin
ish 70 Inches wide, extra fine
thread, new designs; regular
$1.15 ymrd qual- t- ((
lty, at. yard. vl'vU
22-inch Kapkins to match above
damask, per dozen. .. .$3.00
50c and 69c Cotton Petticoats on SaieQQ
Wednesday in Domestic Room at . . v
Come in Perkalines and Sateens, with 14-inch flounce,
double rows of shirrinc: and pleated styles.
Flannelette Kimonos, $1.50 and . Bungalow Aprons, 50c Quality,
91.98 Values, at 08c
A fine assortment . embroid
ered and Satin trimmed, on sale,
Wednesday, Domestic Room.
Domestic Room, SOc.
Come in ginghams and light
and dark percales; well made,
special values.
Read Hayden's Dig Special Grocery Oale for
- Wednesday Quality First
Ami a sarins of 85 to 60 pat ent
on th oos of IlTlna. is our motto.
19 lbs, brat aranulatcd Burst S1-O0
48-lb. sank best hlsh th1 Dia
mond U'. flour, nothing finer for
bread, pis or cakes, ate. quality
Roods, pair sack ,
10 barn Beat 'Kin All, Kervnox or
I-aundVy Uueen White Laundry
Soap, for SSo
10 lbs. pure Buckwheat Flour, 45o
6 lbs. choice Japan Rice 23o
10 lbs. best white or yellow Corn-
nieal for lto
7 lba. best rolled white break fust
oatmeal for SSo
4 lbs. best hand picked Navv
Beans for 8Se
8 cans oil or mustard Sardines, SSo
Advo Jell, for deasert. nothing; like
It. (See our special deinonstra
' tlona and free samples, all thl
week: per pka. .......... .TW
E. C. Corn Flakes, pks .
lare bottles Worcester Sauce,
Pickle (assorted klntia). Horse
radish or Prepared Mustard, per
bottle Ho
Parker House pure Tomato Cat
sup, per bottle TVo
1-11,. can fancy sweet Sugar Corn,
Wax. String. Green or Lima
Beans for .' 7 Ho
J-lh. can Polk'a bent Hominy,
Kauer Kraut or Oolden Pumpkin.
for ..ii SHo
t-lh. ran Early June Peas. . . .SVSo
S-lb. csn solid packed Tpmatoen or
baked Beans for IHo
Teaat Foani. per pk- ..o
1 do, boxes safety Matches. . .4o
Msc Laren's Peanut Butter, rer
lb i. ime
Hershey'a Breakfast Cocoa, lb. BOO
Golden Santos Coffee, lb too
Choice uncolored Japan, Enrllsn
Breakfast or basket fired Japan
Tea, special, lb. 38e
Tha best, Creamery Batter, carton
or bulk, pec lb ,...33o
Fancy country creamery Butter.
per lb 31o
Fancv dairy table Butter, lb...88
Best No. 1 storage Kkch. do. .880
Best strictly fresh Kicks, nothing
finer, per do 36o
I'uil Cream, Young- Ajnerlca, wla-
consin Cream, N. Y, ,Whl e
. Cheese, per lb Oo
2 lba. good Butterlne..' 9o
Fancy table Butterlne, lb. . ..17Ho
c aid Cii -bo, each... 3c
Elrhl.nd Karsl Orana Sal
The Highland Navel are the fin
est fruit grown In California.
Mich flavor, ripe and iulcy.
80 stxe, rcg. '60c do., this Hale 35e
o slue, reg. 50c do., this sale. .30o
126 size, res- 0e dor., sale... SSo
176 slxe, res. 30c doz., thin sale 80o
216-260 slr.e. Teg. J3c do., this
sale, do 16o
Tha Orana of Quality. '
Tha Teretabl Marks for the
Veopla of Omaha.
The best Red River Karly Ohio
Potatoes, IS lba o the pk., 80o
The. best Wisconsin Cabbaae, per
lb., at IHo
Jeraev Sweet Potatoes, S lbs. ,.10o
l'uicy Cape Cod Cranberries, per
quart 7Vo
Fresh Beets. Carrots. Turnips,
Shallots or Radishes, bunch.. 4o
Fancy California Cauliflower,
per lb tUo
I large Roup bunches 100
Fancy Head Lettuce. head...7Ve
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