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THE UKE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, FEBKUARY 2f, 19I& GERIIAHS -STORII ' PRZASYNSZ CITY Strongly Fortified Town in Toland Captured by Pnmian Reserves, Sayg Berlin Report. TAKE TEN THOUSAND PRISONERS BERLIN, Feb. 15 (Via London) The town of Prcashyne, Russian Poland, was yesterday taken by storm by German forces, according to official announcement Riven out In Berlin today. The Germans cap tured 10,000 Russian prisoners. The report Is dated February K and reads as follows: In Wfrttrs Arena. "In the Western Arena of the War In I'liampssne the enemy yesterday con tinued his desperate cf foils, which, In spile of the strong- forces engaged, were atsln absolutely without success. Other- wire, there has been nothing of Im-- portance on the western front. "la the eastern arena: The enga-;-ments on the Memol, Bohr and Narew rivers. The town of J'raasynss, In l'tiie ' tan Toland, which had been extensively fortified, was ' stormed yestcrdaj'" by the Kaet Prussian reserves. After a stub born flKht we were victorious, capturing more than l'f.ono prisoners, over fifty cannon, a large number of machine guns and a very largo amount af, war ma terial. V "In other engagements fought north of the Vistula In the last few days we have Isken 8,on Rmelan prisoners. 'HfTolaiHl, south of the Vlstii's. the Russians advanced to Moglly, whl-h Is aoulhvast of Ftollmow, and occupied Oils position. Tlielr forces In this movement outnumbered ours flvs to one. Otherwise there Is nothing of Importance to report In this region. "It Is characteristic that the commander the Fifty-aeventh Russian reserve divi sion, taken prisoner st Augiittowo. asked German officers whether It was true that Antwerp was being besieged by the Ger msns and would soon fall. When the sit uation on the western front was ex plained to this Russiim officer he refused to believe that the Gorman weatern army was on French soil. . . ' ( oiirf alrate Large Foreen. PKTROORAD (Via London), Feb. 2S. The Oermsns appear to have concen trated Urge forces near Prsasynss, the eenter of their attack In the region north of the Vistula. The action about Osso , wets Is becoming less Intense. Serious fighting Is reported also further north, at Phtabln and Yastrsemb, points between Grodno and Auguatowo. According to offlcol comment the Oer mass have exaggerated the magnitude of their victories along the F.ast Prussian front and .from the" Russian viewpoint the fighting in northern Poland In "only now beginning." A Russian offker expressed the view that the German claims were made In the hope of offsetting what he termed the loss of sympathy by neutral powers as a result of Germany's submarine tm pslgn. In Oallcia the Austro-Oerman forces liave occupied a new front extending from the Carpathians to BtanUlau. The chirl w.i.,.r i ,puu inaiun; o mis ironi la ita thinness. The rear of the Autro-Grman line touches Koumania. The line of com t rnunlcatton la maintained, not from t.e rear, but from the flanks, bolng parallul with the Carpathians. The German official statement today announced that Frsassynsi, referred to above, lias been stormed. Kreaeh Offtola- Report. PARIS, Keb. 2f..-Vla Londonl-At the war office this afternoon the following statement was given out: "Near Ixmibaertiyrie our artillery de molished, a blockhouse and some of the enemy's lookouts. "In Champagne we have maintained the new petitions which we won yester day. All of the enemy's coulnter attacka wererepulsed. Our aviators threw alxty bomfcs on ralllway stations, trains and concentrations of the enemy. lib Is bom bardment waa very effective. "In 1he Agonne, at Martetherese the enemy made an attack which Immediately was checked, f "Between the Argonne and the Mouse in the Cheppy Wood, we made further progress. "Our htavy aHillery destroyed armored shelters. The enemy was unable to re take trenches raptured by us. "At Lorraine near Parnoy there wa a skirmish between patrola. the Germans being put to flight." BLAIR MAN STABBED IN MIDNIGHT QUARREL RLAIR, Neb.. Feb. .-( Special Tele gram.) Last nlgl.t caah Phillips and wife, . accompanied by Rrot Halatead. went to the home of Victor Smith and family to spend the evening at caids and other amusements. Smith and Phillips had (wnt moat of the day tn Calhoun and bad returned with Smith badly under the Influence of whisky. . Late at night they betame Involved In a quarrel, reaulting In the stabbing of Phillips by Smith in half a dcn rlaoes, Hmith tuliig his pocketknlfe. While I hjllip U not aertoualy Injured, some of M wounds are deep. Sheriff Compton and Policeman Frank i.ruoKa arrested hmith and after a hard t '.'. la i) J, J hini in the county Jail. Smith's hearing la set for Friday and out,g mislead U held under tlUO bond a witness. CHARGES GERMANS WITH ALL SORTS CF ATROCITIES WASHINGTON, reb. S.-The Rua.Un (iiilwiHwdor, George Bakhmettetf, sent the HtHte department today a mamolr frnn government charging Germany and trie with violations of the Uenxva hie A u To Put On Flesh And Increase Weight A Physician's Advice Mot thin people eat from four to six pounds of good solid fat-making food evfry dav ami atlll do not Inrreaao In weight one ounce, while on the other hand many of the plump, rluinkjr folka eat very IlKhtly and keep gaining all the time. It a all boeh to my that thla la the nature of the Individual, ll tmn'i N'atllre'a VIV at all. Thin folk ata thin because their now- jeis of HMMlmllallnn are defective. They atwnrb Just enough of the food they eat to maintain life and a semblance of health and strength. (Muffing won t help them. A dosen meaia a dav won't make them gain a alngie "stay there" pound. All the lat-prmluring elements of their food Just stay In the Intestines until they pass from the body sa waste. What such peo ple need la something that will preparo inese letty rood elements w that their blood ran absorb them and deposit them nil about the body something, too, that will multiply their red blood corpuscles and Increase their blood's carrying power. For such a condition I always recom mend eating a Hargol tablet with every meal. Hargol Is not, aa aome believe, a patented ilrug, but I a scientific dimi nution of six of the moat effective and powerful flesh building elementa known to chemistry. It la absolutely harmless, et wonderfully effective and a single tablet eaten with each meal orteti.haa tlie effect of increaslm; the weight of a tliln man or woman from three to five pounds a week. Hargol Is sld hv Hher man McConnell Ding Stores? Omaha, and oilier good druggists everywhere on a positive guaranten of weight !n reas or money back. Advertisement. Gypsy Fined for Beating His Wife Frank 'Adams, a gypsy living at ir."4 Houth Twelfth street, was fined $.' and costs for beating his wife Icna. The woman was arrested several days ago and fined a like amount for robbing a man, whoae fortune she was telling, of $17. ENGINEER REPORTS THE , BOARD OF TRADE UNSAFE Structutnl Knglnoer Rodman M. Brown of ,ths city building department has completed a thorough Investigation of the Tloard of Trade building and he re ports that the action of the water has rendered the building absolutely unsafe. He notes that the building rests on the ground, an old stylo of construction, and he sUtes in a report Just written that portions of the structure show signs of weakness since the recent fire. LIKED PERSON IN SALT LAKE BETTER THAN OMAHA MAN i Louis A. Jsmea, who has filed a divorce suit against Brma Margaret James, al leges that his wife frequently told' him she cared more for a "certain peraon in falt Lake City, Utah." than for him, Me alao asserted that she nagged a: him, felled to get his meals, refused to care for their baby and threatened to take poison. They were married November 8, 1912. ' ' ''". SHIP DEPTFORD IS SUNK IN NORTH SEA Small British Freight iteamer Sent to Bottom of Scarborough by a Mine or Torpedo. COASTER IS SUNK IN CHANNEL LONDON, Feb. 25. One sailor lost his life when the small British steamer Deptford, 230 feet long and 1,208 tons, was cent to the bottom in twenty minutes, either by, a Ger man torpedo from a submarine or by coming In contact with a mine in the North Sea at 3 o'clock yesterday morning at a point off Scarborough. The fifteen other members of the steamer's crew were saved and were landed at South Shield at an early hour this morning. The engineer of the Deptford says he was on duty In the etoke hold st the time the e plosive In the torpedo head, or In the mine, rent the Oeptford In twain. Me says he. saw a blue flame shoot up from the bottom of tho ship tnd through Its deck. The force of the explosion threw him violently and stunned him., He managed to reach the deck, however, as the vessel was heeling and Just aa the lifeboat was latinche'd. It was the car penter of the Deptford who lost his life. After hours In an open and leaking boat In a snowstorm, which caused them to suffer cruelly, the men say they signaled a steamer, but no notice Was taken of their appeal. Later, however, they en countered the steamer Fulgena, which picked them up and brought them into South Shields. Home 'of the members of the crew say they saw the wake of a submarine after the, Deptford was struck. a Small t oaster Sank. The small British coasting steamer. Western Coast, haa been aunk by a mine or torpedo In tha English channel at a point off Beachy Head. The crew was landed at Portsmouth today. Women of Belgium Wear Soldiers' Hts BERLIN. Feb. 2. (via London.) A Tsgeblatt dispatch from Bruasel aysr ) "The latest erase In millinery Belgian soldiers' hats attained such popularity that the Oerman armies hsve had to con fiscate the new style of hrsdgesr.- "The soldiers' wives and sweethearts had discarded the flag end the other na tional colors, adornments they formerly wore, and adopted the hats of cavalry men and carbineera. which they tilted at a rakish angle. The fad threatened to create a public nuisance as the wearing of the hats by the women catiaed out bursts of patriotic enthusiasm at every turn. "The women took the confiscation good naturedly, the milliners being the only ones to grieve." ! RDSS HAVE BACKS TO WALL MuscoTite Forces Eeported to Have Made Stand on Northern River Against Germans. WATTLES GOES TO WINTER . HOME NEAR LOS ANGELES a. W. Wattles, his Wife and daughters. will leave Saturday for California, where they expect to remain during the balance of the winter at Hollywood, their home near Ixs Angeles. Mr. Wattles had thought of going to California much sooner than this, but he desired to re main here to attend the opening of the Fontenelle hotel. t'ood for Sick Headaches. Constipation causes sink headache and Dr. Klng-a New Ufe Pills will cure it. Take a dose tonight. 26c. Advertisement. JITNEY BUSES NOW RUN OUT SHERMAN AVENUE Jitney buses have at last broken away from Farnam street and drivers have discovered that there are people living in Omaha, aside from those along Farnam and east or Fortieth, A Jitney line has been established along' Sherman avenue, running as fsr north as Plnkney street. Two cars have gone Into the service, with plans for two mora Saturday. NEW BURLINGTON OFFICIAL IS HUNTING FOR A HOUSE UTILE CHANGE IN CARPATHIANS LONDON. Feb. 2k. A wireless report from Berlin ssys that further obstacles have arisen to prevent the Invasion of Russia and this would seem to confirm reports from Tetrograd that the Rua slsns are making ' a successful stand against the Invaders along their fortress line on the northern rtver. The Russians, from all accounts, are also holding tack the Austrian In Bukowlna and It Is stated in an official dispatch that they have reoccupled the Important railway center of Ftanlslau. There has been little or no chsnge In the Carpathians, where fighting of the meet severe character has been going on for ncsrly two months. With regard to the western arena, the region around Terthes, where the French hsve been making a long-sustained tffort to advance, and In the Vosges are appar. ently the only centers of fighting of Im portance. A good deal of significance Is attached by military circles to the operstlons near Perthes, as a successful off'-nstve by the French there would relieve Rhelms. The campaign to the northwest jf Verdun-has a similar object In view, the French hoping to drive the Germans frem Montfaucon. which has been strcngly fortified, and thus deliver a fatal blow to the Oerman plans for rspturlng Verdun. Germany's Reply to Italy is Friendly LONDON. Feb. 25. A Rome dispatch t the Morning Post says: "The Oerman reply to Italy's uiemo. rsndum on the blockading of Brltlst coasts has reached the government here. The. note declares that in view of th friendly relations between Germany and Italy, Germany -will respect the Italian flag. R B. Greer, who conies from Chicago March 1 to be assistant general manager of the Burlington linos west of the Mis souri river, was a social caller at the local headquarters, having come In from the eaat on an Inspection trip over the Iowa lines. Mr. Oreer will move Ms fam ily to Omaha as soon as he csn secure a house. that Is to his liking.. Woman's Health j Requires Care Women are so constituted as to be peculiarly sunreptlble to constipation, and their general health dependa In large measure on 'careful regulation and correction of this tendency. Their delicate organisms rebel at the vio lence of cathartic and purgative rem edies, which, while they may afford temporary relief, shock the system and eerloualy disturb the functional organs. A mild laxative la far preferable and, if . Ijropcrly compounded, much more effective. i ; t i .. The combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin sold in, drug stores under the name of Dr. Caldwell's i Syrup Pepsin, Is Ideal forewomen's use.! A free trial bottle can be obtained by; writing to Dr. W.- B.- Caldwell,;; Washington St.',' Montlccllo, ,111s. '; Pain Gone! Rub Sore, Rheumatic Aching Joints flop "doHlng" Rheumatism, v It's pain only; not one caae In fifty re quires internal treatment. Rub soothing penetrating "8t Jacobs OH" right on the "tender spot," and by the tlma you say Jack Robinson out comes the rheumatic pain and dlntress. "St. Jacobs OH" la a 'harmless rheumatism .liniment whlph never disappoints and doesn't burn th skin. It takes pain, soreness and stiffness from aching Joint, muscles and bones; stops sciatica, lumbago, backache arid neuralgia. . , ' Limber up! Get a small trial bottle of old-time, honest "St. Jacobs Oil" from any drug store, and in a moment, you'll be free from pains, aches and stiffness. Don't suffer! Rub rheumatism away Advertisement. winter Trips to 8 ummcr Lanes Reduced rate, round trip, winter excursion tickets oa Bale dally to many points in the South and Southeast, via the Chicago, ilwouE.eo & 'St. Paul EmaiITiay cw Oilcans $41.18 Tampa, Fla. . Mobil .....S41.18 ralmUeach. Jacksonviilo $."0.8 Auausta, Cm. Miami, rU 8 715.78 Havana, Cib. S02.28 SG1K18 813.53 nnai return limit, juu i, ii6, except tickets to Havana. Cuba, limited to return In hi months from date of. sale. Liberal stopover privileges. Attractive diverse route tickets also pn sale rates for which will be furnished on application. Dellehtful toura to the West Indies, Raulb America and through the Panama Canal to Ban Francisco. - .. Three splendid daily trains provide service of the well known high standard of the. Milwaukee" Road and connect at Chicago with through trains for all points South and East, For particulars call on or address W. E. BOCK, O. P. . C, M. & St. P. Ry., 817 Farnam St,, Omaha, Neb.- Tho Fink of HcaSlh Is every " " woman's right: but marrtf are troubled with sallow complexions, headaches, backaches, low spirits until they learn that sure relief may be found in Uracfcea a! Sekl Vala te wmea wtt tejy Sss. SaU ewjafciM. la kana, tSa Its. , y You Can Save Largely in Friday's Sales Household Linens Bed Spreads and Sheets Pattern Table Cloths, ready hem- med, full 72-ln. length fj flfl .new designs, each... VIlVU 0-ln. All Linen Silver Bleach.! Table Dajuask, fi.00 7 ft. grade, yard IOC '-In. All Linen Napkins, A Hi heavy satin damask, for vl IzM Bleaohed Bed Sheets heavy round thread cotton, a-ln. Cfla hem, each .' DUG KarseUea Bed Spreads, full bed size, hemmed, $3 val. " PearllM laawa 3-ln. daintv 4f,o white drees fabrics, 4tn a,ww yard III.. .HI IM I "JJJ '.".lull 1 Wa$h Goods Section Friday's Bale We offer 2,500 yards of Novelty Was'i Fabrics all new 1910 designs, 36 to a-lncb widths; dainty printed crepeH. rice cloths, shadow voiles: lengths of I to it yards, easily matched; posi tively Z5c to 49c fabrics; in I Rr this eale at, yard I vl Embroideries Greatly Undcrpriced Friday A bis line of the new Spring; Patterns for selection. r-yd. and O-yd. Loom trlpe Embroideries worth 10c yd., at Bo ICmlirolilerlea worth 15c yd...TVe Kmhrolderles worth 35i vd....l5e Corset Cover Embroideries and Skirt rlounclngs, 18-ln. wide Friday at, yard ...ISO SOe rionadngsj Friday at, yd. 8 So 75c riounolnf s, 27-ln. wide. yd. 39o 1 rionnclnrs, 27-in. wide, yd.. 590 Big Savings in Our Notion Section for Friday The Greatest Notion Sale of the Season with Staple and Faucy Notions at 1-4 to 1-5 ; " ". regular retail prices. Coats' Machine Thread, per spool . . . BOO yards Basting Thread, per spool 200 rards Machine Threud, per spool 10c quality Pearl Buttons, per dozen Be quality Pearl Buttons, per dosen . ZBc Silk Drews Shield, pair 20o Celluloid Dressing Ootwba, each lOc Needle Books, on sale at . .N . ...3Kc . ..Sttc 2c ..'.Ke .. .2?e .lOc 10c 4 He And Scores of Other Articles at Equally Attractive Pricings Be Hooks and lives, per card . . . . Be Pin Cubes, each ............ 10c Curling Irons, each 10c Hair lin Cabinets, each . . . . Be quality Snap Fasteners ... . , , Be quality Nursery Pins, 3 dozen Shoe Tree, per pair e Silko Crochet Cotton, per ball ,'. . . 1C ,.9Hc ,.3Hc i.2Hc . . ,5c .1Hc si - L ISBSI " in ' n .mm 1rloToi: J teii-nf f GROTTB BROS. CO. Geweral Distributers Osnafca, Nek. Underwear Section Domestic Room - Ladies' heavy fleeced Union Suits, all sizes, 1. 00 values, at ....... . 69c Knit Waist Union Suits ' for . boys or girls, all sizes 4 to 12 yrs. 39c values, at 25c Men's Handkerchiefs, plain white, Turkey red and Indigo blue. 10c value, at, 6 for 2&c Misses' and Boys' heavy fleeced Union Suits, sizes 2 to lb years, at ' .35c Ladles' medium weight cotton ribbed. Union -Suits, all sizes, 5 Cc .Values, at 35c Men's heavy cotton ribbed Un ion Suits, all sUes, $1 values, at ........ 6$e Ladies' and ' Children's Outing Flannel Gowns, 5 Oc .values, at 25c Men's heavy fleeced Under wear', , shirts or drawers, 60c values, at 25c Note These Drug Dept. Prices 50c bot. Warner's Llthla Tablets 25c 50c bottle . Phenolas Tablets Laxa- tive .25c 25c bottle Dr. Hinkle's Cascara Tab- , lets ; ' .12c 55c pkg. Thedford's Black Draugfht Tea for ..,15c 50c bottle Sloan's Liniment for ,14c 50c jar Mentholatunk for ......34c 25c jar Peroxide Face Cream . . .15c 76c jar Pompelan Massage Cream 40c 60c jar Pompelan Massage Cream 85c 25c bottle Benzoin and Almond Cream for lc $1.60 bottle Oriental Cream . ..08c 25c can, 1-lb. Parma Talcum 124c 10c can Sweetheart Talcum ....5c 25c bottle Orris Rpot Tooth Pow.- Oc SBc box Peerless Face Fowder. . . . ...16o PJer Kiss Face Powder .660 75c. Red Rubber Houaecleaning Glovea for 39o 75c Ideal Hair Brushes 49o 1.25 Hot Water Bottles, closed out 490 2.00 Combination Syringe for. .. .$1.60 J.00 WeHlngton Combination Syringe: guaranteed for 3 years, for 93.00 No Phone Orders Taken. -i r. v. 7 s A us:, LUXUS MERCANTILE CO., 'Distributors - PtMJM Douglas 1K89 a ad hav eaaa CBt home. . i.fl troas convention and of part of Tht Hague convention, with rsutllatloa st.l Killing of wounded Ruaslans, with putting to desth Russian prisoners, with H'aVks on thf, Russian Uoopa by the civil population of Germany and Austrian terrlt t. the use by Austriana of dum dum bulieU, and the doeecratloB and pll IsRlng tf chnrchee. '1 he document, was presented to rhe t-tU department. It was stated, not aa pmteat, but as a matter of Information. t he or r Last Resort. Around the stove of the cross reads grocery la ttie real court of last resort, f.jr It finally over-rules all others. Cham berlain's Courh Remedy has been brought before thla court tn almost every rioea ruads griK-ery la this country, and l.aa alwars received a favorable verdlit. It i in the couiiliy u,, nmu tnu to .crelve full value for hla inoncy thai IJ.ia nmdy in most epprrcUUtU. Ol'lailn n' tvryine. I ft I wan Iff b mm YOUR Coal DNIg Not a uurtion If You a m UU ajUJi it SmokoloQo SooflcoG Ignites quickly, and being a coking coal holds fire LONGER than any other gratie of Fuelv Our list off satisfied customers, has grown WHY? COilAtlZfl CicsAh3!d3 C:!isf::iicn. Econcny 4, Vlithrjt ChcsDfcrL Qslck Uest IVbea Yea Vaat It, And at niht or during; mild weather CAN BE CHECKED without going, out. To Further Advertise bonanza (-y rfTfti Price Reduced to v bH34V WE KNOW a trial NOW wiU make you a CUSTOMER NEXT SEASON. '. OClco Opposite Orpheum Theatre Phono Doug. 1221 New Silks Greatly Underpriced Hundreds of Remnants of Silks that sej regularly up to 75c yard, Taffetas, Messa lines, Foulards, Silk Crepes, iq q q etc., at, yard ........... . . . IOC-JOC Chiffon Taffetas and Messalines, $1 quali ties, in twenty of the-season's q choicest colorings, yard. . . . .DOC All, Silk Crepe do Chines and; Silk Poplins, 40 ins wide, beautiful finish in every wanted street and even- QQ ing shade, at, yard. ............ . . .OOC Faille Fran raise Bilk Suitings and Gros de Londrew, in the new . sand shades, greys, putty, ry old rose and black. 36 ins. wide, yard 9 1 efrQ Yard Wide Black chiffon Taffeta and Dress Mesca lines, two splendid qualities, at. ard splendid qualities, at, 68 C t M i i Exceptional Value-Giving Friday 1 In, Wool Dress Goods I Domestic Room Best Values With Largest Sav ings Here In Friday's Sale. . Bleached Muslin, mill lengths of the best known brands 9c to 12c qualities, Friday, yard; at 5?4c Unbleached 4-4 Sheeting, qual ity usually 6c, Friday, yard; at ,. 4Hc Apron Check Ginghams,' fast color blues, Friday, yard 4Mc Mill lengths Suitings, Percales and Lining Fabrics, "worm 7c to 12c, good, Friday, yard 5c Bleached ' Toweling, heavy 6c twills, Friday, yard ...S&c Towels, extra large, hemmed Hrtrk, colored or all white borders, Friday, each . . . 10c Fine Cambric yard wide, mill lengths up to 10 yardslOc, 12 Vtc and 15c qualities, Fri day, yard . . e4c All Trimmed Fabric Hats That sold regularly to $6.50 not fhCh fsfl cA"7?.T. ..... vAdy There's a Splendid Assortment of Shapes for your selection, black, white and colors, all artistically trimmed. Don't miss them. , Exceptionally Nobby Styles at , a Big Saving. Surges, 44 ins. wide, full line of new colors, including blacks, at, yd. 38c! 59c French Wool Crepes and Pacific Mills 1 I $1 All Wool Granite Cloths and Novelty I o.,::;. : lj J .... . m ouuuiga, in uay, orowns, iiupe ana black f 54 inches wide on sale CQ at, yard '..;UOC 8 New Coverts, TaffeUs, Epingles, Tussahs, Poplins, 1 etc., 42 to 60 Ins. wide, to $1.25 yard OO values, yard C5oC t New Covert Suitings, 54 Ins. wide In the new sands I. and greys, two choice tf AO J M no I qualities at $1.48 Elld SL98 I Tailored Skirts to Measure, fit and work- r f nrt - manship guaranteed J) 1 ,UU See the new models In Dress Goods Section. Gar ments will be delivered in 10 days after order Is taken. s ! In the Busy Domestic Room Cloak Section Another Great Bargain Event for Fridav DRESS SKIRTS Another big shipment from our recent purchase', newest styles and materials, all best colors, made to sell at $4.00, $5.00 and $6.50, your cuoice e I I Nice SUk Petticoats, pleated or ruffled styles, wide flounce, ail colors, very special bargains q f Friday OOC Double Texture Rain Coats, $3.98 values, in all slses 16 to 46, Friday, g qq choice ......... .V. I 4ls70 Duiwalow Aprons In good percales, light, medium or dark piped or Dram nnisned, snap. at, OC sale price a DC $12 I V A Silk Poplin lresse, nobby styles In new shirred high waist lines; best colors, made to a a ff' sell at 7.50 to $9.00, at $4,170 All Flunnelette House Dresses and Wrappers r? ti that sold at $1.00 and $1.25. Friday, choice OVC A Lot of obby Tailored Suits that sold at $12 50 , to $17.50,. well made, good colors and f A 'p I Ktvlaa m .kln. S l Uk I New Waists Plain and fancy tailored stvlea. whitP.VlAn TV riPW cfnnV in 7rn .... 1 rm 1 I sw4 The Quality Goods end a Saving of 25 to 50 Per Cent on the Cost ofLivin i?VTfublf Mrk or tae Feo.u lB,ih;- rf.1 Coul" i-olatcS. lolt I Tt Vavdea's irirs 1 Vara. Tloar a)cl&i for rrlday -lb. sack vhisli araita Dltimornl H Klour nothlna finer for bread, ptes or -ikfui; inaila from No. 1 nolertrd whrat: every sack ruarantead. 3Prl- T sraolal, pr saak liJ Jour wm brvadt tt pays. J 7 brat Oranulalvd Suaar. . tlM Urn. beat Whits or Yellow Coranienl for .- lYa T lta. beat rolled white lireaafaat tMlinec.1 .....SSe lbs. fancy Japan Rice SOe li. beat Mo. 1 Hand flcked Navv Beans S5a 10 bars Beat -'Em-All, Ienoz or laun- ery wueen wnite Iaundry Boao SSe i I 1 a n S ra I The I eel l-ounoe cans Condensed Milk... Tito i eai roam, pkgr . 3o K. C. Porn Flakes, pk. tViO 2-1 b. cans Wax. 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Vernil- for Hayden Bros. Tt doaaa 11 Ho. extra fanev. 4 sine: that retail I 1 I J eelll or 6p.sh.ttl. pks , . .TWa . lsa. toa, aoe, m. ef Callforala! Sttt-,, ft j it Payo-Try E-3AYDEW-S Firnt-it Payo j