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KEW YORK jiTOCK MARKET
Jtrefeiiicnal Stllinj lYo-oke, Freak
Selling: of Securities on Re
v itunption of Operations.
ACCUMULATION OF OPERATIONS
NEW YORK, Feb. n.rrnfi sslonal sell
ing prompted malnlv hv further unfav.
ttraM foreign development, rrovoked
J Ilftl I I 1 1 PI T .1, 1. t, I'll .
tton of operation todsy. There w a
compartlveljr large anumulatlon of orders
over the double holiday. Koropr-an offer
Inga were niont noticeable In the bond
department, where numerous lea for
future delivery at concessions were ef
fected. The overhanging fcer of internallor.sl
complication was plainly reflected In the
overal markets for em hange, most of
whk-h were again demoralised rind in
favor of thU country. Kxchango on
rarla, Berlin. Home and Ocneva were
quoted at unprecedented figure.
The selling in thin market began si the
outset and waa maintained except -for
Irregular periods of extreme dullnc. for
the greater part of the session. Many
of tha principal shore made their lowest
Irtees for the current movement and a
tiumber of new minimum were made.
Baltimore Ohio common and preferred,
Keaboard Air Mm preferred. Houtnern
(Hallway preferred. New Haven, ami
Chesapeake Ohio were among the
tocke to fell to latest estsbllshed ouota-
lHost of the specialties. I.v ludlng the
Petroleums, Mntora. and a more of dor
mant laatiea fell from one to over fie
points. United states Steel wan sgaln
the steadiest of the speculative favorltea
despite the large overturn.
Almost the only encoursslng news of
the day came from the went, where gen
eral condition pointed to ti rense
of business. This wi offset Jn'2C
by another sharp drop In r",n"; -or
Tie.. In the cotton market "w"nrd fr
the heaviness cf aouthern transportation
'ToTs'es it) .om. of the investment band,
ranged from one t two point., with a
larger volume of trading;. Total galea.
Lnlled Plate government bonds were
Unchanged on rail. ..... 4inti
Number of eelee and .'adlng quotation
en stocks were aa toJ:H,t,. c-
A laeka flol
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Ataroatla Mining
Atrtilaoa
Kaltlirora Oslo
KrrKikl Rapid Trasilt..
allfnrnla Patrotaura ....
OBMltaa Parlfle
("ntral leather
apeaa a PMo
(ttlraao Oreal Weatara..
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New York Mor Market.
NKW YORK, Feb. 23.-M KKCA NTIl.K
I'A f'KR as rier rent.
fTKHI.lNtl KXl'IIANOK Weak: glxtv
my Illl0. fl.TabO, for calilea, It.WJi; for
il'-mnnd. 14 Ml. "
HlUVKli Bar. .; Mexlign dollgn,
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HONDS Oovernmeat. ftewdy; rellroad,
wenk.
TIMR IX)ANS-flxly daya, STtM per
rMit; ninety dayg, 1 'vet cent; tlx monllia,
JV'ilVi per cent.
'ALI. MO.M.-V-Sleadyr high. per
cont; low. ia per cent; ruling rate, t per
"in. i" n. per cent; cioaing old,
1" Ter cent: offered at i per cent.
Cloning quotations on bonda today were
as follow:
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do oaupoa N. T. 4.. (. ... 0
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COfiMITTEES APPOINTED
TO ACT MEMORIAL DAY
Major K. F. Wilcox. Dr. 8. K. Siialdlng,
Kraok Whipperman and C. U. Ilarpstcr
will serve as the committee In iharise of
the annual Uomurul day enercistut. This
was deA-lded at a combined meeting of
the Grand Army of the Republic and
Veterans of tl.e pniii-Amerlcan War
Monday nlKht. Clisrlen Allen. Fred Fero
and U. 11. luihburn were appointed to so
iect fietKrrs tur tbe occasion for both
this year and l:1 143.
EEwMMARDT'S CCNDITIO?J
12 REPORTED SATISFACTORY
!'.!.. !'X (vla-re;i. Feb. 3 -Thi
c-t.ii'u .n of rati Bernhardt, whoae right
It- wua amputated yccicrday, was said
liitt Uat ir.glit to be satisfactory, although
ahe m suffering cvnni Ji-rt!i pain.
C..t con.pvtvi:t iitip ti'iougn The Eee.
McVann to Chicago
on Implement Case
R. J. McVann. manager of the '.raffle
l.trrgij of the Commercial club, la to go
ti Chicago for 4 conference In regard
to the cane he l to handle for the Na
tional Implement and Vehicle annoelatlon
Thin U the cane which ! to come tip be.
fere a npecinl examiner of the Inte-atate
Commerce eommlnelon at Chicago April
y when the Implement men Intend to geek
the prevention of permanent cancellation
of ntoppagn In trandt privilege on care
or implement.
NEW HOTEL OPENS FRIDAY
Small Army it Preparing for the
First Breakfast to Be Served
on That Day.
MANY APPLICATIONS ARE IN
Kreakfant will be nerved to guet in
the new Fontenclle Friday morning, being;
lie flrnt regular meal to be nerved in tho
new hotel.
Of course, there will be the ntockhold
era' banquet on Thurnrtay evening, when
the hnuno will be turned over to them
and their rlendg for Innpection.
But Frldy morning atarta "regular
bunincaa.':
Then the 250 employe will be each at
hie or her gpiointed tank. The telephone
will be working. The pneumatic tube will
be biiiexlng. The kitchen will be running;.
Everything, In fact, will be in operation
gnd guest wilt be enjoying the hotel g
comfort.
These are busy days while tho employes
ere getting their vgrlou departments In
running order. M. Jen Mario Kara lie.
chef, ah, what a number of delightful
meal he Is preparing to make, what cull
nery masterpieces Is he concocting, what
iplcurean delights I he planning!
And Monaieur Charles Mayard, dlrectcur
de restaurant, he is surpassing himself
In planning grand functions. People who
wlh to aerve great dinners can leave the
plan entirely In the capable hands of
Mr. Mayard, -whose experience extend
to the great hotel and restaurant of all
the rhlef eltte of civilisation and who
ha catered to king and duke and em
peror. And M. Travlse, head waiter. I drilling
hi band of veteran in the aervlce of the
edlblea. That, too, la an art which shall
not be neglected In the Fohtenelle.
Mr. Cartlege, housekeeper. I organ
ising her feminine army who shall keep
the bedroom epic and span. -
Wagons with produce, groceries, meats,
etc., have for several day been crowding
wagon of furniture and carpets.' Al
ready the cooking and serving machinery
It In motion to serve the 200 employes who
are already gathered there.
A goodly number of the rooms and
apartments In the hotej are already rented
and will be occupied by tenant a soon
aa the hotel Is officially open.
There ha been considerable call for
room from Omaha people who wfll make
It their permanent home. And out-of-town
folk who expect to be In Omaha for a
day or two or a week soon have mad
reservations at the new hostelry.
Women Engage Boxes
for Suffrage Movie
The Omaha Woman club has engaged
two boxes for the openlpg production of
the suffrage firm. "Your Olrl ami Mine
at the Amor lean theater Thursday even
ing. The Anthony league of Benson has
taken a box and the Florence clubwomen.
Oho box. Additional box holders an
nounced for the four day production are
Mr. Leonard Everett of Council Muff,
Mr. Kdgur II. Bcolt, Mrs. T. I.. Kim
ball and Mr. Itarley 0. Moofh'sd.
Not only are the mothers- iutcrestcd In
the suffrage movie, which I expected to
bring a tiumber of silver dollars pouring
Into the suffrage fund, but the small
daughter, a well a their older sisters,
are going to make candy, which will be
sold between reels of the movie. Among
the young folks who are preparing tooth
some dainties are Hetty and Wynne
Fairfield, daughters or Mrs. K. M. Fair
field; Mary Clifford. Helen Rogers. Kath-
crlne rknilrea, Knilly Hurke, Hallie Crary,
Mary Fuller, Hetty Rlngwalt, Josephine
Plainer, Camilla Kdhulm and Virginia
Tuggart. Mis Ann Clifford and Misa Alice
Carter are superintending the work of
the budding suffragists.
Investors wlti money read the
Kntala ads In The Uee. Advertise
property for a iulK sale.
Ileal
your
BOHEMIANS TALK POLITICS
AT AJOGIAL AFFAIR
Bohemian old settlers foregathered on
Monday evening In Tel Jed Bokol hall on
fouth Thirteenth street, where a general
good time was bad by a Urge crowd.
Although the occasion was a social one.
politics wss Injected to the extent of
making it known that Louis Berka. John
Yirak and Charlra Shatata will t le for
tie city commission. Mr. Yink ratted
the t etlil in aroinl. There la talk that
Frank Rlha may (lie.
It I believed the Bohemian cltlienshlp
of tbe city will be well reinenented at the
commission primary on April I.
The Rest Mee)l,lM for l4aW.
The first dose of lr. King New PIs-
eoveiy helps your cough, soothe throat.
get a bottle today, SO cents. All druggists,
Advertlnemcnt.
CLEVELAND BUSINESS
MEN TO VISIT IN OMAHA
Traveling on a special train member
of the Manufacturer and Wholesalers'
association of Cleveland. O., will te In
Omaha March S. si ending most of the
day here. It U understood that there will
bo to exceed 10 In the party. The rievo
land people will arrive in the city n the
morning, coming from Kansas City and
the same evening will leave for St. Taul,
and Minneapolis earout to their homea.
Dyspepsia Gone! No Indigestion,
Gas, Sourness Pape's Diapepsin
When jour meala don't fit comfortably,
or 'what you eat lies Ilk a lump of
lead In your stomach, or If you have
heartburn, that I a algn cf imligeetton.
Gtt from your pharmacist a fifty-cent
case of Pape's PUpepsIn and take a dose
Just aa aoon aa yuu urn. There will be
no sour risings, no bekhlng of uudlgeiud
food mixed with acid, no stomach gas or
heartburn, fullness ur heavy fcllng tn the
stomach, Baueea. debilitating headachea.
duxineas or Intestinal griping. This wt'l
all go, eod. besides, there will be no sour
CITY CONDEMNS
BOARDOF TRADE
Building: Department Declares the
Burned Structure is Unsafe and
a Public Nuisance.
HAVE HEARING ON MARCH TWO
The Hoard of Trade building, neon,
of a recent fire, haa been condemned
bjr the city building department. City
Commtngioner C. H. Wtthnell de
clares, the building unnafe and unsan
itary. He explains that the Joists
are water-soaked and are subject to
dry rot.
The city louncll has set 10 a. m., March
2, aa the time for a hearing, when own
erg, occupants and others Interested will
be given nn opportunity to show why
the building should not be condemned.
The structure Is thirty year old. The
resolution offered by Mr. Wltlinctl de
clares the building Is now a public nuis
ance. Italian Robbed of
Ten Years' Savings
on Way to Bank
Jiaccmo IMnifrtono, 1145 North Moven
teenth street, a laborer employed at the
I'nlon Pacific shops, was robbed Tuetday
morning of t'00, which constituted Uie
savings of ten years.
IHmartono was on his way to the postal
savings bank to deposit rart of the money
and send the rent by draft to his wlfo
and three' children In Ancona, Itu'y,
whom he has not seen for the lat twc'.ve
years. The fellow wept bitterly at po'.lce
headquarters as he related the atory of
how bo met two Italians In a saloon, to
whom he showed the roll of bills, ond
who took the money and after wrapping
It In a handkerchief, handed, hlin the
package with tho caution to put It In
his Inside pocket, so no one would get
It. Upon hla arrival at the postofflce he
took out the package and found It con
tained a roll of newspaper. Dlmartono
fear he will never see his family if the
money la not recovered.
Wheat Makes Big
vDrop on Receipt of
Late War News
Report from New York to the effect
that the Dardanelles might be opened,
giving an outlet for Russian' grain and
tho further report of the tightening of
the blockade of European porta had a
disastrous effect upon the hopes of the
traders who were on the bull side of the
market Instead of grain opening strong,
it was weak from the start, wheat being
the heavy loner.
Ojnaha wheat receipts were hut twen
ty-one cars. Buyers were few and wheat
went to the low level of the year, sales
being made at $l,4fi1.51, a drop of 4 to S
cent from Saturday.
Corn , wag a little stronger than wheat.
the losses being 1 to cents. Prices
were M to 68 cents per bushel, with nine
ty-one carloads on sale.
Oata went off 1 to 1' cents, selling at 52
to 63Vi cents, with flfty-tilne car on the
market
MEN HOLD BANQUET. BUT
INVITE WOMEN TO DO WORK
Borne seventy-five member of the Men's
Urotherhood of the North Presbyterian
church held their annual meeting and
banquet at the church Monday night. The
affair wa entirely In the hands of the
men, yet the women of the church were
Invited In to prepare the banquet, serve
It and then wash the dishes.
Prior to the banquet the annual meeting
was held and A. A. Lamoreaux elected
president, A. N. Eaton treasurer and A.
J. Sinclair secretary.
Following the dinner Rev. Mr. Ernst
spoke on the life, character and work of
Oeorge Washington and Dr. Marshall of
the Omaha Theological seminary on "Per
sonal Work." Severs) selections wre
sung by the male quartet of tha choir
of tho North church.
"SKIPPER" M'CUNE GIVEN
FIRST 1915 DOG LICENSE
Major William M. Mccune, Buffalo
MlU'a Indian expert, la the first man to
receive a 1915 dog license. He was given
No. 17 for a white Pomeranian dog named
Skipper MoCune.
The city clerk Is beginning to Issue' dog
tags. Among the numbers reserved, but
not yet issued, are 1 and 23 for Uould
Diets.
Haa I'eeal Ckaaaberlalai'a Coach
It eased y fr Tweaty Tears.
' "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been
used In my household for the last twenty
years. I began giving it to my children
when they were small. Aa a quick re
lief for croup, whooping cough and or
dinary colds, it has no equal. Being free
from opium and other harmful drugs, I
never felt afraid to give It to the children.
I have recommended It to a large num
ber of friends ar.d neighbors, who have
used It and speak hlnhly of It." writes
Mrs. Mary Minke. Shortaville, N. Y.
Obtainable- every here. Advertisement '
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR LATE MRSMARY DWYER
Kuneral services for Mrs. Mary Dwyer,
who died Hundav, were held Tuesday
morning from Sacred Heart - tihurch.
where r'titlier Judae aald reuuiem mass.
Burial Waa In Holy rVpulcher cmetery.
The pel I bearers were: ,
J. A. Reardnn. Thomaa Kennedy.
W. J. Kellogg, r'rancla Casey,
l J. While. Kdwaid Cunningham
Eugene Byrne. Jerry gpellmau.
food left over tn the stomach to poison
your breath with nauseous odors. -
Fane's Dlapepsiu la a certain cure for
out-of-order stomachs, because It lakea
bold of your food and digests It just the
same aa If your stomach wasn't there.
Relief tn five minute from all atom
ach misery ia waiting for you at any
drug store.
Th:se large fifty-oent caaea contain
enough "Fape'a Ilapepain" to keep the
entire family free from stomach disor
ders and Indigestion for many months.
It belongs ia your kocue. AdvecUacntcat.
ORGANIST IS HONOR GUEST AT
SOCIAL FUNCTION.
V i 1
MRS. EMILY SCHILLER.
The Bohemian Brethren Presbyterian
church entertained Monday evening In
honor of Mrs. Emily Hchlller, who has
been the church organist for twenty-five
yesrs. The evening wss spent In game
and music, and the decorations were red
roaes and George Washington novelties.
The Rev. V. t'cjnar, S. A. Beranck and
Mathcw Votova wero in charge of the
affair. About 100 guest were entertained.
Juan Paral is Bound
Over on One Charge
Juan I'aral was bound over to the dis
trict court with bond of 1730 on a charge
of concealing stolen property. Paral 'and,
Ranches are the two Mexlcana thought
to have been connected with Ignacla
Gonzales In the murder of Tom Ring.
FARMERS ARE PLOWING
IN THE BIG HORN BASIN
Immigration Agent Howard of tha Bur
lington I back from the Big Horn baaln
ectlon of Wyoming and assert that up
In that part of the country sprins; haa
arrived. When Mr. Howard left the baaln
Saturday, farmer were plowing In tho
fields, sowing spring grain and the grass
had commcnoed to show considerable
green.
Put Stomach in
Fine Condition
Says Indigestion Results from
an Excess of Hydro
chloric Acid.
Undigested food delayed In the stomach
decays.' or rather, ferments the same as
food left In the open air, aaya a noted
authority. He also tells us that Indiges
tion I caused by Hyper-acldlty, meaning,
there Is an excess of hydrochloric acid
In the stomach which prevents complete
digestion and starts food fermentation.
Thus everything eaten sours In tha stom
as ti much like garbage sours In a can,
forming acrid fluids and gases whlchln
flate the stomach like a toy balloon.
Then we fel a heavy, lumpy misery In
the chest, we belch up gas, we eructate
sour food or have heartburn, flatulence,
water-brash or nausea.
Ha tells us to lav aside all flltf estiva
u!i1b and Instead, get from any pharmacy
four ounces of Jad Salts and take a
tablespoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast and drink while It la effer
vescing and furthermore, to continue) this
for a week. While relief follows tha first
dose. It Is Important to neutralise the
acidity, remove the gas-making mass.
start the liver, stimulate tha kidneys and
thus promote a free flow of pur diges
tive Juices.
Jad Halts I Inexpensive and la made
from the add of grapea and lemon Juice,
combined with llthla and sodium phos
phate. This harmless salts is used by
thousands of people for stqmach trouble
with excellent result. Advertisement
No matter how long you have been
tortured and disfigured by itching,
burning, raw or scaly skin humors,
just put a little of that soothing, anti
septic Resinol Ointment on tha aoreg
and tha Buffering atops right there!
Healing begins that very minute, and
in almost every case your akin geta
well ao quickly you feel ashamed of
the money you threw away on useleaa
treatments- Avoid Imitations. ,
Raatnol Oiatmaftt aad aUsiaol Soap eVaar
away ptmpta. blackkmrfa. and deadrvC twa
by all druggists l prescribed by dactars.
;. Raws;
(.HOTTB BROS. CO.
Ociaarat IMatrtbate)
WaMa Nah. 1
mates sick
skins' well ,
City Will Pay Scott
$400 as a Compromise
I'poa the recommendation of City At
torney John A. Rlne. the city council
has ' authorised the payment of 1100 to
O. ,A. Scott, as a compromise settlement
for personal Injuries suffered by Mr.
Scott when a city automobile turned
over three years ago on Park Wilde
avenue.
City Commissioner Dan Butler pro
tested the settlement and urged that the
legal department should fight the case,
but he did not receive support for his
contention.
With Mr. Scott,, who was city sperln
tendent of lighting at tha time cf the
accident, were former Councllmen L. B.
Johnson, Louis Berka and Louis Bur
mester. Scott wss the only man Injured.
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OPEN NOSTRILS! END
A COLD OR CATARRH
ITow To Get Relief When Head
and isoee are Munea up.
Count fifty! Tour cold in head or ca
tarrh disappears. Your clogged nostril
will open, the air passages of your head
will clear and you 'can breathe freely.
No more snuffling, hawking, mucous
discharge, dryness or headache; no strug
gling for breath at night: '
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm
from your druggist ami apply a little of
this fragrant antiseptic cream in your
nostrils. It penetrates through evary
air passage of the head, soothing and
healing the swollen or Inflamed mucoua
membrane, Vlvlng' you Instant relief.
Head colds and catarrh yield like magic.
Don't stay stuffed-up and miserable. Re
lief is sure. )
Whether you
have a bin full
of coal or not
take this tip
Don't let this
winter go by without
trying a load of Vul
can Coke, if only to
satisfy yourself what it
will do for your next
season's fuel bills. Cut
out the coal habit
it's bad for your,
pocketbook. Go to a
theatre a few more
times with the tnoney
you save -you can
sleep late the next
morning there will
be no ashes to sift.
Just open up the draft
a bit, shovel on a
little more Vulcan and
it's of! for the day.
ir 'a
Vulcan Coke is made
at Joliet, 111. in the latest
type of By-Product ovens.
It is guaranteed fuel, hav
ing' many distinct ad
vantages over Anthracite
Coal.
, Order Today
iVadwoetf bt .
Cot rrorfoets tHf. Ca, Joliet, 111.
Exclusive Domestic Bales Agent.
ArwitUSakMMa Coal ft Coke Co.
Ms4ralok mi4lg, Obteatrsw
Nebraska Fuel Co.
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b aUaape e eota aad we will sand raw
a full quart bottle of Haymtr riw
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Our Great February Clearance Sale
Men's Winter Suits and Overcoats
Continues with Unabated Economical Interest
Suits and Overcoats O 71 1
that sold to $25.00. .plU
A Remark
able Sale of
MEN'S
SHOES'
MM
A Wonderful Dinner Set Bargain Opportunity
Over 20 Beautiful Patterns for Selection. " ,
M'liitas China Cups and Saucers-
Pair IO
Covered Dinnes, each
0
Platters, each 5Q
Tea Tiles, in nickeled frames,
A Few of Wednesday's Big Values
DOMESTIC ROOM
Ginnhains, Skirting Stripes, 10c
values, yard GC
Muslins, unbleachtnl, yard wide,
mill lengths , ..4
HhirtingN, Madras Cloth, Light
grounds, stripes and figures,
yrd
Towellnu, bleached, twilled,
soft finish, yard 3c
Kid Glove Special
All Kid Gloves left from our recent
special purchase and sale,
them worth up to $1.50, to close Wed-;
nesday, your choice at, pair. . . .39!
Kayser's Chamoisette Gloves
ues, 10 button length, pair.
iVrrln's Real French Kid Gloves
Read the Big Special Grocery Sale for Wednesday
We make tbe prices for the people, sot the trusts or combinations. Tou
save from aa to 60 per cent by trading at. Xaydea'a for Orooerles
IT lbs. best granulated sugar . .01410
48-lb. sacks best high grade Diamond
H flour, made from tlie bent select
ed No. 1 wheat, nothing finer for
bread, pies or cakes, sack ...-.$1.90
lbs. best white or yellow corn meal
for 17o
4 lbs. fancy Japan rice SSe
10 bars best brands laundry soap 80s
2-s. Jars pure strained honey S5e
The best domestic macaroni, vermi
celli or spaghetti, pkg. 7Vio
cana oil sardines 8 So
Yeast Foam, package 3o
Grape Nuts, pkg 10J
K C corn flakes, pke
Tall cans Alanka sulmon lOo
llershey's breakfast cocoa, lb. . S0c
MacL.aren's peanut butter, lb. 139
1-lb cans assorted soups 7 Ho
Advo Jell for dassert. nothing like it
package 7Vo
1 dns. boxes Hafety niatches . . . .40
Large bottles Worcester Kauce,
pickles, assorted kinds, prepared
mustard or horseradish, bottle 8 Ho
Parker House Catsup, bottle ,.7Ve
16-ox. cans condcnsocl milk ,,.,THo
l-o. "pkg. condensed mince meat.
at THo
Golden Santos ' coffee, lt 30c
The best tea sittings, lb 13V0
Fancy shelled, blanched and roasted
peanuts, lb ..16o
Kor cakes or table UHe.
- Orape Trait Special Wednesday
Regular Bo hIxp. Wednenday . ..8Hc
Keuular 7'4o slxe. Wednesday ...4o
Hcgular 10c. also. Wednesday So
This is Chase's fancy Florida Uraue
Fruit, nothing finer grown.
PAYS
EXCELLO
The popular furnace Coal of Omaha clean, Laxling, Hot,
Economical Burns evenly through the day and nig'tt. Ask your
neighbors about Kvccllo.
OLYMPIC Lump, Egrg,
Our Sparkling
COAL HILL LUMP".
COAL HILL NUT........
An ExceUeiit lUinoi Goal.
COMET LUMP 1 , n . 05.00
COMET NUT rCmyCoab 'V 54.50
Coal Mill Coal Co.
211 South 19tb Street, rhone ltouglava 978.
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pmmw havtisst tWaiiw ti4
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gila tuaataf i.u. bai k a b-ralir p.tmi m yaui auoint a7.
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ea t-' ana libanj taraM.
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Splendid
Special Val
ues in Furn
iture. End of the Month
Sale of China. .
(Fourth Floor.)
Our entire line of
China Dinner Sets
ITavilaml, F renc h,
Austrian, BaVarian
and German hat
sold at $05.00 up. .
Just Half Price.
Hread and nuMor . I'lates Karti,
at ,..10r
Dinner Tlates csoh ...... 12
Cuspidors, arh 10?
at
25
Apron Clieiks fast color, blu
and white staples, yard
White hrtls acd Crous Har
White Goods, good qualities,
at, yard lOf
Poplin, 29c mercerized Bacle,
in all colors, yard -lStf
Curtain Ktamlne, figured nov
elty borders,' yard 15c
many of.
$1 val
.. .49
$1.50 values, ,611 colors.
vr; SI
HlgHland Vavsl Oranrs Bale
Hlfrliland Navels is the fruit of qual
ity. 10 very orange is Bun KiHse.l,
Moon Kissed, and Star Kissed, In
fact, everything in the way of na
ture is kind to It.
Special Wednesday
per dozen ....19HO, ISO, 00o, So
Sold regular for 17 14c. SOc. 3io, Sjc.
Butter and Cheese
The best creamery bullet-, csrtna r
bulk, lb 33o
The best dairy table buttct. ll. 880
The best No. 1 country creamery
butter, lb 3io
Good dairy butter, lb. ..... .SCo
i! lbs. good buttertne it'
The best, equal to creamery lat,. v,
lb 95o
full cream white, colored r Yoim x
America cheese, lb. ,. aoc
Imported Bwisa or lioquefoit clioe'-,
11 400
The Vegetable Market for the People
li lhH. best cooking pulatur to tha
peck for 170
Demand yur weight; the law r-
nuires it.
Large bundle, fresh - is. carrois,
turnips, shallot!! or radishea, int'
hunch 4o
l.Hiae headx fro.th heal lettuce 7Mo
'J heads fresh leaf lettuce fio
Wisconsin ihIiIihrc, Hi " o
rCutabaKUS, turnips, pumpkins. ca
rots or beets, per Hi So
Fancy Cape t'ort 'Cranberries, it. oo
Fancy hothouse cucumber, each 20o
Fancy hothouse mushroom 1-1 '.
box for 4Po
Fancy ripo toinatucs. per Hi, . ...20i
Special I'ancy Virginia shelled,
roasted and blanched lreannts. pei
pound ....... 150
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COAL
6.50
$6.00
5S.50
Nut
80ft Coal. ,
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lkj.. aa - -- ' Wf U f .
C4X. fala go, Ksam City. Ko.
Suit an Overcoats
that sold to $15.00. .
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