T1IK IKE: OMAHA, S.VITKDAY, FKBKCAHY (, VJo.
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CITY HALL IS RICH
IN MUSICAL TALENT
Flan on Foot to Hold Musical Pro
gram on Washing-ton's Birthday
or St. Patrick'! Day.
MAYOR AND FLYHN IN DEBATE
Members of the musical colony of
the city hall are discussing the propo
sition of holding a musical entertain
ment In the city council chamber on
Washington's birthday or St. Pat
rick's day. Last year a program was
given on St. Patrick's day and In all
probability "the father of his eoua
try" will be honored this year.
A canvass of the city hall yielded
surprising results In the line of rocal
and Instrumental talent. It would be
possible to form a substantial singing
organization within the municipal
building.
' Emll Hermann In the city clerk's office
lead off as an Instrumentalist. He Is
master of the piano and can play violin
viola, cornet, drums, trombone and
clarinet; also sing bees when necessary,
His father Is leader of a theater orchestra
here.
Mies Marraret EL Boekhoff. also of the
city clerk's office, lores the eonns of
the fatherland, which she sinus In a rich
soprano voice. She sings at the Omaha
Muslk home. Winifred Edwards of the
office of the secretary of the Board of
Education Is an alto In the ATcndelseohn
choir. John llayward of the city water
department slugs baritone in Trinity
cathedral choir.
Favors Sacred Mosle.
Miss Florence E. Hoye, clerk in the
city electrician's office, favors sacred
music. She Is a soprano In Trinity
choir. Miss Nena Starr of the city legal
department la another soprano who is
partial to the songs of Carrie Jacobs
Bond.
Chief of Police Henry W. Dunn sings
Just because he loves to sing. He does
not claim to be perfect on technique, but
his singing is from the heart. He loves
the old Irish songs and at the Ak-8ar-Ben
initiations he has been a prominent
vocalist for years. He is a baritone.
tyiss Beulah Byrd. in the office of the
superintendent of schools. Is a soprano
with a promising future. She la a menv
bar of St. Mary's Avenue Congregational
church choir, of the Mendelssohn choir
and will sing at the opening of the new
Fontenelle hotel. Miss Fanny Glbbs of
the water department la another member
of the Mendelssohn choir.
Charles Haveretock. clerk for the chief
of the fire department, la soloist at All
Paints' and a member of the Elks quartet.
He Is a bass singer. Miss Blanche Man
ning and Miss Alice Wheeler of the de
partment of publto accounts and finance
sing and play the piano, respectively.
Isltt Sings Bass.
T. P. Isltt, chief clerk In tha city build
ing department, slnga bass at St Paul's
Episcopal church. Miss Bfflsa Turner of
the engineering department is a pianist
R. I. Carns, supervisor of athletics In
the public schools, sings In tha Dundee
church choir.
Commissioner J. J. Ryder Is something
of a singer on occasions. He has a pan
chant for the old Irish and Scotch songs.
"Willie Gunn and W. It. Adams of tha de
partment of parks and boulevards are
aiven to Scotch sonra. which they can
alnir with a n n f nr. I imAMlluitnn-
River ghanaon for Mar or.
Mayor Dahlman doea not claim to be a
singer, but he can alng. Ha warbles
"River Shannon" with considerable gusto
and he maintains this Is tha sons of
songs.
City Clerk Tom Flynn la another self
made singer. At present ha Is singing
"It's a Long Way to Tlpperary" Ho Is
rehearsing "Down on the Farm," whloh
h expects to have ready by the time
of the city hall celebration.
Every Monday and Tuesday the teach
ers' training class on tha fifth floor of
me cuy nan ipcnai pan vi iuq uuuii
recess in concert singing.
Mayor Dahlman favors tha Idea of hav
ing the proposed program on Washing
ton's birthday, but Tom Flynn wants It
on t Patrick's day.
DR. CHARLES. W. EL
IOT, president emeritus of
Harvard, as he appeared
before the Federal Com
mission on Industrial Re
lations in New York.
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TWO NEW CONCERNS COMING
Will Establish Branch Houses
Omaha for Business in Thh
Section.
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IN ALLEN BROS. OLD BUILDING
The Oliver Cliilled Plow works and the
A. Y. McDonald wholesale plumbing nip
ply house, are two new firms that are
to locate branch houses In Omaha as a
result of a lease Jumt closed for a large
fart of the large building formerly occu
pied by Allen Bros, wholesale house at
the southeast corner of Tenth and Far-
nam streets. The Oliver Chilled Plow
Works company Is the company that ob
tained the lease. The deal was made
through the George & Co. real estate
firm.
The plow company made subleases to
the A. T. McDonald company for part of
the building and to the Johns-Manvllle
company, asbestos wholesalers, for an
other part. The part of the building cov
ered by the lease Is 66x133 feet In dlmer-stons.
The Oliver Chilled Plow works Is a com
pany whose home Is South Bend, Ind.
The company has had a very small
branch house In some rooms at Ninth and
Douglas streets until now.
The A. T. McDonald Manufacturing
company Is of Dubuque, la. This is an
old established house In Dubuque that
has never had a branch In Omaha.
MRS. BELLE IRELAND, OLD
TIME RESIDENT, IS DEAD
Mrs. Belle Ireland, 76 year old, died
last night at her home, 2820 Manderson
Street, of hardening of the arteries. She
came to Nebraska In 167. She waa the
widow of D. I Ireland, who died about
four years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Ireland
lived on a farm In Sarpy county, near
South Omaha, for many years. The
following children survive her: Mrs. John
H. Robertson of Omaha, Mrs. Thomas E.
Harman of Post Falls. Idaho; Ernest I
Ireland of Omaha and Artemas Ire
land of MltchelL Neb.
The funeral will be held Sunday. After
a short service at the home at 12:30 the
body will be taken to Paptlllon, where
services will be held in the Presbyterian
church at J o clock. Uev. Thomas Bith
ell, paslor of Trinity Methodist rhtirch.
will officiate at both services. Interment
will be at Papllllori.
Keep it llaady for Hheamatleaa
Don't suffer and try to. wear out your
rheumatism. Sloan's Uniinent goes right
to the spot, kills te psln. 25c. All drug
gists. Advertisement.
MRS. KATIE WEST IS NOW -
SUFFERING FROM MEASLES
MYs. Katie West. 20 South Twentieth
street, who assisted Police Matron Gib
bons In fighting off the attack of an in
sane woman a short time sgo, and was
released from serving the remainder of a
short Jail sentence for her action, la con
fined at the Emergency hospital with a
bad case of measles, according to the at
tending physician. .
To Cure Catarrh
' Purify the Blood
Reason it Out, Where Doe it
Start the Mucus From?
TRIM UP MOHLER'S OFFICE
WITHOUT HISKN0WLEDGE
When President Mohler returns from
the green valleys and warm sunshine of
California an effort will be made to Im
press upon his mind the fact that he Is
still where the grasses grow. ' Unknown
to him and without his knowledge or con
sent his offices have been turned over
t the decorators, with the result that
eveiythlng about the rooms Is a reminder
o' spring. The interior of the rooms have
tnken on a bright green.
While the "green of the Union Pacific
president's rooms is pleasing to the eye,
it Is asserted by some of his friends that
the green will not be pleasing to him,
as he la not partial to this color.
Feel Bl or 4nmt Staaldr
Sluggish bowels and torpid liver usually
go together and It doea not take long for
constipation to produce a bad condition
a feeling of languor or laixlnesa the
"blues," headaches, palpitation or other
malady. Indeed, when In this condition
tha system invites more serious illness
and Is not able to throw off disease. Foley
Cathartlo Tablet are a wholesome laxa
tive and cleansing cathartic. They art
without Inconvenience, griping or sicken
ing. Sold by all dealers everywhere. -Advertise
ment
innumerable catarrh sufferers hsve
cured themselves by purifying tbelr blood
with 8. 8. 8. Catarrh ottea Invades the
entire system before It chokes tbe nasal
passsRes. It becomes so chronic and ex
tensive tbst tbe stomach, liver, kidneys,
bronchial tubes and most of the glands
sre Involved without such serious condi
tions being realised. Catarrh may ba
tbe result of some serious blood trouble
of former years, and this Is only one of
tbe many peculiar effects of Impure blood.
Now S. 8. 8., In Its 'influence upon tbe
mucous surfaces, causes those catarrhs I
secretions to ,be changed or converted
into a substance easily, quickly, and nat
urally expelled from - tbe body. It so
changes this mucus that It Is not the
ropy, clogging stuff that plugs tbe nose.
chokes tbe throat, reuses severe bowel
trouble, upsets tbe stomach snd contam
inates the food Just entering tbe blood.
It is often, difficult to convince catarrh
sufferers that chronic coufrh, cheat, pains,
gagging, fetid breath and other symp
toms sre only the local evidence of deep
sested trouble. Get a. bottle of 8. 8. 8.
today snd try It. You will get good re
sults, real benefit and soon be sware of
a gradual cleaning up and a check to tbf
progress and dangers of catarrh. Avoid
substitutes. R. 8. 8. Is prepared only by
Tbe 8w1ft Specific Co., til Swift Bldg.,
Atlanta, Ga. They conduct a medical de
partment for free advice tbat Is wort
while consulting.
COMMERCIAL
ENGRAVERS
PHOTOGRAPHERS
ELECTROTYPERS
ALL UNDER ONE BOOP
OMAHA DEE
ENGRAVING-DEPT
OMAHANEBR-
On the Fourth Floor
Individual Glass Nut Howls Regu
lar values to 20c, on sale Saturday,
each 5
l.OOO Old Water tJlaaees -Values
to 6c each, Choice, each 2tf
pr
On the Fourth Floor
One bis; lot of pretty Rervlnjr Trays
that sell regularly up to $3.00
while they last. Saturday fn
your choice UaC
Several New Lots of Women9 s Gar
ments Just Received From Our Buyer
Will add greatly to the interest of Satur
day's Sale. Seldom, if ever before, have
sueli assortments and values been offered
at prices so low.
100 New Spring Tailored Suits, in Serges
and moist desirable Suitings, good spring
colorings, short eoats and new
full flared skirt styles. Special
S Saturday
I Handsome New Spring Suits, $:.00 ami
jf-tu.isj values, samples sem us lor inspec
tion and selection, choice fabrics and col
ors $25.00
Winter Coats
Miule to "sell to $'J',
choice styles ami
fabrics, all sizes,
Y
.e 'ASr
III. I S'W
$10
Wint.pr finat !
Made to sell up to
$.'55, splendid assort
ment for selection,
choice, ff
f7s7aa7(
choice,
at
$5.00
Hundreds of Beautiful Waists,
made to sell at $4.K) ami $5.00, in
broad assortments of plain and
fancy silks, lace waists, etc., nobby
designs, all colors and
sizes, on sale, choice. .
rat
f A XAnnHorfnl RTinunnre rf Wour finrinrr
Dresses, in Creje de Chines, Koliennes1,
Taffetas and various other popular silks
and wool fabrics. Special bargains $9.90
Muff Sale Extraordinary A lot of
just 2." Fur Muffs, $7.50 to $10.00
values, in French Coney and Mar
mot fur, most surprising bargains
to close at,
1.35
choice.
$2.95
Unusual Savings Offered in Our Infants' Department.
Baby Shoes, Stockings,
Shirt", Skirts, Dresses
and Bonnets, to 50c
values 19
Infants' Coats, good
assortment of styles,
great bargains
at -...$1.00
weaier xms lor in
fants and children, spe
cinl at 50, $1.00,
$1.50 and . ..$1.98
One Thing You Know When You
Buy Clothes Here
Vi: That you're buying deitcndable clothes
clothes that have not only snappy style but
quality.
We Guarantee Satisfaction.
Get Your Share of These
Great Clearance bargains.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS
tPlU.IU
$8.75
Hart, Schaffner A Marx and other high
grade makes.
$25.00 and $2S.OO Suits and
Overcosts at
(20.00 and $22.50 Suits and
Overcoats at ,
$12.50 and $l.r.00 Suits and Over
coats
Uhie Serges, Corduroy and Fancy Mixtures, sizes
from i! to 18 years, Norfolk style. Saturday,
your choice of 600 hoys' knlcaer suits, 83,75
Hoys' Overcoats 3 to 8 years.
91.05 and .1.f3 Chinchilla Overcoats f:.ilO
Hlue or grsy, all wool chinchilla: made shawl
collar or button to the neck. Helted back or
plain. This offer for one day. These coats
can he used for ulrl of the same aftes. . $4.9?
and $,5.95 boys' overcoats for $3.50
Choice of All Hoys' Kxtra Knickers at
t"o-oinMve Hale Irlces.
50c Knickers . . -3fl $1.00 Knickers. . 79
75c Knickers . . .41i $1.50 Knickers. .09t
WW
Laces
Hegular .V to 7c quality Val., Zion
City nml Torchon Laces, good as
sortment for selection. ' '.
15c Laces, Cotton Cluny, Yenise,
Point do Paris and Elyria Laces,
at, yard 5
Val. and Zion City Laces that sold
regularly to "JOc a yard, Saturday,
at, yard 7)ty
Ileal I.lnen Filet, (luny and Quaker lAres,
25o to 50c yard values, big assortment
for selection; yard 10
Notions
Hand Hags, new shapes, regular 50c val
ues, on ssle, choice XO
To 25c Quality Fancy Ribbons, big ano la
ment of colors and patterns, yard.'. 7'
15c Skirt Hangers at ,
Hooks and Eyes, card .....la
Colton Tapes, per roll 1
6c Dress Fasteners, at i2 V4a
15c Fine Combs, each 5
Side and Hack Combs, 15c to 2 Be values,
special, at ,. . . 5
3 5c Pad Hose Supporters "19
1 dozen 45-yard Spools Black Darning
Cotton for 0
Special Bargains in
Underwear, Gloves, Corsets
and Hosiery
That is rapidly reducing all winter
stocks to a minimum. At each price
you'll find the qualities exceptionally
high.
Women's Union Suits Silk and wool
garments, made to sell up to $3.50; all
styles, at . . .
Women's Sterling Union
Suits All wool and silk
and wool and silk and lisle;
to $4.50 values, Saturday,
at ... . $2.98 and $1.98
Women's Union Suits
Heavy fleeced and part
wool, all sizes, two lots,
at 98 and 49
Women's 50c Union Suits
For 35
Women's Heavy Ribbed and
Fleeced Vests and Pants
J5c values, at 19
Women's 50c Outing Flannel
(jowna On sale Saturday, at,
each - 35
Women's Outing
Flannel Gowns
-Made to sell up to $2.00. all
sires, on sale, choice . . . -98
$1.45
Children's I'nion Suits Heavy
fleeced, all sizes, Saturday, at,
ult 40. 35
Women's Cap U loves In tans
only; to $1.50 values, all sizes,
at. per pair 60t
Women's Ca.lmere Glove Wool
lined; also wool gloves and mit
tens; 35c values 25
Children's Gloves aud Mittens
Lined kids, bearskin, with gaunt
let tops and kid mittens with fur
tops, to $1.00 values. at..35
HPKCIALH IN COKSCT AISLK
93.OO Corsets Standard makes,
all sizes, slightly soiled. - SI. 50
91.50 Corsets Extra long, me
dium bust models, broken lots.
While they last, your choice, at.
each 08
fl.OO Ilraaslerea Embroidered
front and back, on sale, at 49
91.00 Auto Hoods All colors,
at 25. 35
Children's Romper Special,
at 450
Boys' WaMh Waista Sizes 6 to
14, all colors, at 41)
74S2T K
New Untrimmed Hats
Satins, Paille Silks and
some combined with hemp.
Black and all colors in all
the new fashionable
blocks; .just the hat to fin
ish out the season ' with.
Made to sell at $1.98 to
$2.40, at $1.19
$1.00 Veils at 49c
A big assortment for
your selection, in all col
ors and black, edged with
silk and velvet. Remark
able values.
mmmmm
SHIRT SALE
EXTRAORDINARY
Final Clearance Sale
Indestructo Trunks
Just 14 left of our big floor stock;
regular $13.50 to $45.00 values,
on sale, at, $0.00 P to $40.00
Other Trunk Bargains shown Satur
day at prices from . . fc. . -83.05
to 817.50
Traveling Men's Hample Bass and
Kuit Cases Fifty of them, $6.50
to $30.00 values, at,, each, S3.05
up to $20.00
Fur CaiHt at One-third Off.
Cloth Caps, at One-half
It's Well Worth the Time to Visit Our Mam
moth Display of Pure Food Products
stiiaii.w rwoAa ul Vara rood Xz
habit. A saving of 84 to 60 ta taa
cost of ltTlnr- , ' ,
lk lb. lem granulated Sugar.. 1.00
10 Unre Heat-Kni-All. White KUMlan.
l.rimx or Laundry Queen White
l.nuiidry fp ......Mo
10 lbs. b-et White or Yellow Cornmeai
for 1,0
Skinner' Miuaronl. Vermicelli or
Spaghetti now ' demontrated. Trv
a naJTitle. S pka for .Mo
Advo Jell for desnert; Its quality
gooda. Nothlna finer for doowprt.
nli-- o
1-lb cane Ohlrartnlll's Chocolate. Try
a cup. you'll like It. rer can 3&o
Armour's Bullion 'ube: It'a etlniu-
latlna. Try a cup: 2 cubes for. . .So
lb, cbolre Japan It lea 85o
6 cane nil Hardlnea SJo
Yeaat Koain. Pk i3
Orar.e-Nuta. Ikg. lOo
K . Corn Klakas, pkf. So
Lrfioae-WlleB fanioua Cookies. Crackrra
Keaular Itlfec anode, per Is.... lOo
KvKular 10o a coda, per lb a'jO
J'-ox Jare I'urx r'rult I'reKervea. .SSo
J-lb. linn Fancy Hweet Muaar Corn,
Wax. rtirlrjn. Green or Lima Bnn.
Ier c" Vo
J-lb. can Oolden Pumpkin. Humlny,
Haurr Kraut or Hked lieana, 7 '4a
TH cana Alaaka Salmon loo
l.vrne bottles Woricdl.r haiue. pure
T'unatn Cataup, PbklH HMotll
klndH. Muxtard or liuraeradiah. tier
bottle li0
Muoljtren'a Peanut Butter, lb.. laVaO
llerahey a ttreaKiaMt i nut, ib....Mro
.(ii.lden hHiitoa Cortee. Ih ulK)
TB IV1TIB, CSIlCiS AWD BuVU
kuaKii ros tub riom
The aut strictly rreah Bias! aoth.
Ina flaer, per doien aoo
The beat . rt-amery liutter, carton m
bulk, per lb. - 330
The beat Country Creamery Butter.
per lb aio
Tlie beHt Dairy Table Butter, lb. 8j
iuod lalry Taile Butter, lb Mo
fancy Full Cream White or Colored
Cheese, lb 100
Kanr-v Full Cream Vounv America
Cheeae. lb BOe
Imported Hwlsa or lloquefort Cun,
per lb Ou
Neufrhatel Clieeee, each ....So
KlaTblaiid Vavel Oranaes aad Grave
Frolt Kaie
( ale, reaular 4 Si, our price... 90s
124 iae, reaular 40-, our price... 980
160-17 alie, rs. toe, our price. . .800
Chaae's i-ancy Florida Grape Fruit,
Wtdneadav. (lor... 30o. 48o, aOo. O0
TUU VIOET1IL1 1CABKZT roa
iu vEori.1 or omama.
Potatoea, 1 & Iba. to tbe peck lOo
The beat Wlaconaln Cabbaae. lb. IHs
Jeraey Hweet Potatoea. 2 lba 10c
Fancy Capa Cod t'ranberrlea, ot., f Ve
FTeah Beeta, Carrota, Turnip. Hhal-
Ints or Kadlahea, bunch 40
Fancy California Cauliflower, per
pound , THo
3 large Houp Bunrliee 100
Drug Dept. Specials
60c Pozzonl'a Face Powder. .. .Mo
16c. can Hweetheart Talcum Pow
der, special M
60c Canthrox Lair Bhampoo, spe
cial ao
60e Hempre (ilovlne, special .. .
75c Uwf'i Jacques Itoae Fare
Powder for ate
t6c tnrls Tooth Powder for... to
60c Aubrey Platers' Tint, spe
cial Mo
2oc Borax Soap Chips, special. Me
25c bottli. Hyrup White Pine arfd
Tar Couali Hyrup, special ... 18e
"Rc Pompelan MaaHaae Cream. 4So
11.00 Kcott's Ktnulslon o
76c Manicure HrlaSnrs. apenlal, 45
10c Imperial Peroxide Soap, 4 bars
for aoo
10c Physicians' and Kurcenns'
Koap, cake (o
HJer Kiss Fai-e Powder, special,
box sSa
-quart bottle linaud' Quinine
Hair Tonlit fa.tO
II 00 Caldwell's Hyrup pepsin. Me
60c Fitch's Iaiidruff Bemover . 9e
60c Head heart Cold Cream... aso
11.00 Iewltt's Kidney I'll la. spe-
lal So
60c Locust Blossom Perfume, spe
cial, pei ounce BSo
I'.'.r.O 2-gt. Combination Bottle anil
nyrinne, ctiocoiate colored baa,
reinforced On edKes. special, tl.SO
Castorla
Mo
An Immense purchase of men's shirts
samples and surplus of two prominent
makers.
A Flue Lot of ShirtsMode' to sell' to
$2.00 In percales, madras and ebamtw'ays
also light weltht flannels, all sixen, all
perfect, at . - GO a.nd 40
Men's Fine Ires Hhlrta Up to $3.00
values, new spring patterns, In silk, ma
dras, fins mercerized chambrays, etc.,
all coat style with soft or stanched cuffs,
In two lots 81.45 "d 08
Men's Flannel Wilrts Made to sell to
$8.50, many blues, tans, arrays, ,tc
t 81.45 n
Other Underwear and Furnishing Specials
Mens Wool I'nion Kutto To
$3.00 values, heavy quality,
standard brands, at 81.08
sad 81.45
Men's Wool I'nion Sulta Fins
quality garments, made to sell
to $5.00, on sale, at, 82.08
snd 82.50
Men's Wool Hhlrts and Drawers
To $2.50 values, in 3 lots Satur
day, . 81.45. 81.25. 08
Men's I'nion Hults Tbat sold to
$2.00, all kites, on sals Satur
day, at.. 81.25. 08, GO
Men's Wool Hocks Up to 50c
values, at. 25. lSJVa
Men's $1.00 Wort Mittens 40
Men's Fur Lined Gloves and Mit
tens $3.00 values, Saturday,
t : 8145
Men's 92.00 lined Gloves. .QS
Men's Wool Hweater Coats Mads
to sell to ftf.OO, heavy weves.
In all colors and styles, at -
4.98, JI.8, 2.8 and 81.08
$1.50 Wool Sweater kat..60
Men's Fleeced Shirts and Draw
ers A big lot, at s.,,,,25
Dining Chair Sale
Remember this, you will probably not have an
other opportunity to buy chairs like these at such a
low figure.
Golden or Fdined Oak. full leather slip seats; pol
ished quarter sawed oak, like the cut shown. We
sell them for $3.60 each. They sell In most furniture
stores for SOc to $1 more. Price for one day, Satur
day . . 82.50
We have several nice, real leather, tack seat diners
on this sale for, each 82.00 nd 82
Genuine Oak. wood seats, for 81.00. 81.50 81
We have also teveral odd dining chairs, one, two and three
pattern, at close out prices less than cost to us.
.25
.75
of a
Meat Department
Three HI4 Meat Hpeclal Saturday
IDKK, litMIt and HKKF.
The seat anallty fresh, not . rosea.
lork X.olaa. lb
The best quality fresh, not frozen.
Pork Shoulders, lb ttO
The best quality hindquarters Ijimb
per lb lae
The best quality foreuusrters l.am'i,
per lb ae
The best quality Steer Pot Roast of
Beef, lb ;.mo-m,e
The beat quality Kteer Bound Hteik.
per lb iSo
JHrst quality Hpare Kibe, lb lOo
No. 1 Bulk HauMSKe, lb 100
SMOKED MAT STXCXAUI TOB
BATUatOAT
No. 1 HWInned Hams-, lb JSl
No. 1 lean Breakfast Bacon, lb. ftSS4o
No. 1 Back Bacon, lb 1344
No. 1 Ptcnle Hams, lb 1QV
No, 1 Halt Pork, lb lOHa
Special Ohiokea Sale B a turda 7 OVet
May4ea's Frloes Before Toa Buy.
Tha Kreatest exhibit of pure foods
ever shown In any Individual store lu
the country.
Aluminum Ware, Copper Ware and Cast Iron
Ware Greatly Reduced for Saturday's Special Sale
Iarue h'wa So. H Cast Aluminum Tea Kettle $2.69
No. 8 best heavy weight Cast Aluminum Fry Pans or
Skillets ' $1.29
Small and medium fcize Cast Aluminum Cake Griddles 98
Lurxo'KUf Cast Aluminum Cake (Jriddles. $1.29
tWI'FJt WAKK.
2-ot. extra heavy nickel
Dialed
tojiper tea or cones poi...ouc
3- pt. extra heavy nickel plated
- copper tea or roNse pot..'.8tof
4- pt. extra heavy nickel plated
copper tea or coffee pot. . .Ttte
t-pf. extra heavy nickel plated
copper tea or , coffee pot . . . 08c
6-pt, extra heavy nickel plated
coiyer tea or coftse pot.. $1.10
Medium site heavy nickel plated
tea kettlea .,
Large site heavr nickel plated
tea kettlss .fl.O
Extra , large heavy nickel plated
tea. kettles, ......... ... .fl.2
CAST IKON W ARE
No. 8 cast iron skillets S3c
No. 9 cast Iron skillets 39c
No. 8 nickel plated cast iron skil
lets .66c
No. 8 nickel plated cast iron skil
lets 78c
No. 8 pancake g riddles SSUv
No.' 9 pancake griddles' .... .89c
No. 8 nickel plated cake griddles.
at . .68c
No. 9 nickel plated cake griddles,
at ;i 7tc
Medium sice bulged pots ....79c
Largs bulged pota 98c
No. 8 hlgnrame waffle irons 89c
No. 8 low frame waffls Irons 98e
Danish cake pans .59c
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