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Tin: BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3, 1015.
BAKERS 'FIGHT TO
6IYE SHORT WEIGHT
Iniiit in Folice Court They Do Not
Hare to Give Weight An
nounced on Loaf WrappeT.
PUBLIC IS WITH JOHN PEGQ
The police court yesterday wag
tbe scene of an acrimonious ex
change of charges and counter
charge between city officials and
bread bakers.
Rnyrnan Romanok, 614 North Six
teenth, charged by the city caler of
w-elglits end measure with selling bread
of less a-elght than Indicated on wrap
pers, pleaded guilty and were fined 1
and costs by Acting Police Judge C. W.
Britt.
Jtillis lrefuss. Twentieth and Farnam
streets; E. Rosenblum, North Sixteenth
atrrrt. and Joe Batt. 6'4 North Sixteenth
atreet, cited on aimllar charges, pleaded
not guilty and their cases were act for
hearing next Saturday morning at 10
o'clock
For (Hues of "Ilolaam."
In each of the four cases mentioned It
was chnraed thr.t ttie bread sold was of
the kind known as "Holsum." the name
of Jay Liu ma Baklna company appearing
on the. wrappera. The 6-cent loavea were
marked "Over thirteen ounces" and the
I-cent loaves "Over twenty-six ouncea."
Thtte loavea w,ere from ona to two
ounces short 01 the weights Indicated on
wrappera, the city Inspector declared In
the Information he filed In police court
Theaa case are Independent of the
miration of whether bakrra can legally
offer for aale loavea weighing leaa than
sixteen or thirty-two ounce", aa pre
acribed bv an old ordinance.
Jay Barn Warned.
Jay Rums, bake, of "Holsum' bread,
took a lively Intereat In the proceedings
and became so enthusiastic that Court
Hm Scant. Whalen had to warn him. Judge
Rrltt Ivid to remind the lltlganta that he
waa running the court.
Attorney De France, for the bakers,
acriif-ed John Grant Pegg, city aealer,
of having filed the complaints In the ab
aence or Judge Foster. It waa shown
that the Information waa preaented to
the city prosecutor on February 27, be
fore It waa TTmrwn that Judgo Foater
would not bo In court yesterday.
js Ordinance I aronatltat lonal.
Jay Ruma takes th poaltion that the
I1 ordinance requiring sixteen and thirty-two
ouncea aa atandarda la not now In
fori a becauee Judge Foster declared this
law unconstitutional last May and the
city failed to take an appeal from that
lc ialon.
Mr. I'crg announced that he Intenda to
go right ahead under the old ordinance,
if Sard Ion of Judge Foater'a decision.
"t have public sentiment behind me and
, I Intend to do my duty In this matter.
I am going alter alt who disregard the
breod lawa and who tell abort-weight
lrad." declared Mr. Pegg,
City Proaecutor Fred Anheuser an
hcjscr announced that he la ready to co
operate with Mr. Pegg In thla bread
situation.
Hold Another Old
Musicians' Contest
Another old musicians' contest la being
planned by the Young Men's Christian aa
aoclatlon. It w-ll I held Thursday even
ing. March 25. The entrlea will be lim
ited to the first fifteen old musicians who
apply, and fiddlers, banjolata and playera
en the - cornet, mandolin and other In
struments will be admitted. One proa
recttva conteatant la a Hungarian must
clan over 70 veara old. who will piny
tunes of the old country on his accordion.
Berretary A. E. Katon is receiving the
entrlea.
Mayor is Displeased
With School Board
"Mcinbera of the Roard of Education
are not alive to progressive Idee. That
la what you get for electing moaabacka
to the school board." was the anawer of
Mayor J. C. Dahlman, when aaked for
an expression regarding the refusal pf
the school board membera to co-operate
with the council in the new recreation
lxard proposition
'Are you saying; that for publication?"
wa 'asked the mayor.
"Kure!" was hia reply.
State Conventions
; Carded for the Rome
.Two atata convrntlona have been ar
lanxcd lor Hotel Rome thla aprlng by
1'Kd AV. Kothcry, assistant manager and
publicity, man, who haa Just Joined the
Rome htaff, after holding a aimllar poal
tion at the Millard hotel. Spanish War
Veterans of Ncbiaska will hold their an
nual convention In June and the West
ern 8eedmn's association will meet the
th)rd week In May.
AGREES BY HANDSHAKE '
TO BE IN COURT ON TIME
"My wife I slt-k and need me lodge;
) t me go home and I'll coma back when
ever you sav." pleaded Bert Dugan, 831
North Sixteenth street, eacaped trusty
from the city Jail.
I'ugan wits- arvetcd Monday night by
Peraeunt Madsen. who recognised him
as the man who had run away from tha
station n abort time ago after aervlng
three daya of a fifteen-day sentence.
The fellow made hia plea ao atrong and
wtii such convincing effect that Judge
lirltt decided to grant hia request.
"I am placing my trust In you to return
to tills court room Monday morning at I
oHodi. Will you do It?" aaked the Judge.
"You can bet your laat cent I'll bo
right here. Judge and there'a my hand
"n it." declared Iiugan. The Judge took It.
ONLY ONE TYPHOID FEVER
CASE IN OMAHA THIS YEAR
Health departmeut statistic for Feb
ruary ahnw that no typhoid fever waa re
ported and that only one cae haa been
reported this year, a rather unusual con
dition. . j
The run of measles ha been very tin
urual. In February there were Z uses
r corded and 11 rases la January.
There were taenty-slx cases of iMpn-thi-ilo
In February, as against fifty-nine
it January. .Smallpok: January. 2T; Feb
nary, :t Chicken pox: January. 14;
February, '0. Scarlet fever: January,
ii- February, I.
PHILADELPHIA HEIRESS TO WED ANGLER B.
DUKE Miss Cordelia Biddle of Philadelphia, who is soon
to be married to Angler B. Dnke.
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Council Orders -Kugel's
Office to
. Report All Fees
Superintendent Dan Butler of the de
partment of finance and public accounta
secured the adoption of a resolution by
the city council, directing Superintendent
A. C. Kugel of tha police department to
make regular reports of all fees collected
for permits Issued to operators of motor
vehicles. There were about 550 such per
mits Issued In January and February and
Mr. Butler declared no reports were made
of the same;
In thla connection the notarial feea
being collected by Secretary Tom Bowie
of Superintendent Kugel'a office resolved
Into a personal exchange of unpleaaant
rlea between Comrmsslonera Butler andi
Kugel. The etatcment was made that Sec
retary Bowie was within hia legal rtghta
when he retains notarial feoa collected
from applicant of moor,, vehicle oper
ator a' permits. .
Mr. Kugel declared that Mr. Butler
should have gone to the formcr'a office
before he made atatementa for publica
tion regarding tha Bowie matter.
It la uaual for all city departments col
lecting feea to report monthly to the city
council and auch reporta are tunjwd over
to the department of publlo accounts for
checking and file.
Police Now; Believe
Read is a Bigamist
That Elmer A.-Read,4 the awift young
man who created auch a sensation a
short time ago by marrying a clerk at
the Brandela) Store for the . purpose of
obtaining her rndoraement to bad checks
haa been married ' before and therefor
committed bigamy by - hia marriage ' In
Cmiaha. la the belief of the Omaha police,
who have received word from both Kan
aas City and Pacific Junction that Read
appeared at both placea with -a woman
whom ha both registered and introduced
aa hia wife.
CLEVELAND BOOSTERS
TO QE HERE TODAY
The members of the Cleveland Chamber
of Commerce, fifty .of them.who are out
on a trade extension trip are expected to
reach Omaha . thla morning and will
apend the day here. , The Hurllngton
operating department here glvea o il' the
information that tha three lee,Vrs In
which the Cleveland boosters are. tiavel
Ing left St. Joseph at Ml ' o'clock .laat
night, attached to tbe regular train. Tnat
brings them Into1 Omaha at 6.30 o'clock
thla morning. Here ' the aleeecra
ill b cut oft the tram and paH-ed, per
mitting tha occupant to alcep aa long aa
I they dealre. ' " .
Cltlarna and Commercial, club members
will call on the Cleveland booster at an
early hour and escort thein up towu 'to
breakfast.1-Later tner wlil be art auu-
moblle ride about the city,, visits paid to-
tha manufacturing and Jobbing district.
followed by luncheon-at the Commercial
club.
HEAVY FINE.FOR AIDING ,
IN JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
Morrie Ualplrn. proprietor of tha Den
ver botf-l.-tl4 North sixteenth, atreet. , waa
arraigned - In police vourl and fined tlOO
and coats for Veeniug a disorderly house.
A 14-yer-oll girl. and a 1 year-old , boy
war brought Into court by- Juvenile 'Of
ficer Voaberg end testified that they. had
rented a loom on two separate orcaalona
from tha proprietor. -
"This la certainly the limit," declared
Acting Judge Britt. "I only wUh I could
make this fine tit. (Wo instead of I10X'
llalplrn we put In tha bullpen with tfa
real of the prisoners and up till the ad
journment of court no boud bad beea
furnUhed for hi release.
Investments in
City Jiight Plants
Inquiry has been made as to possi
ble necessary investment in case
Omaha goes Into the electric lighting
business. Here are tbe tigufes com
piled by the census bureau for 1912,
showing tbe value of property, in
cluding lands, buildings and equip
ment, . of tbe following publicly
owned electric lighting' and power
systems:
City.
OllCACO .
Population. Valuation.
..2,204,711 $5,213,244
.. ft6,970 462,200
. 3H0.014 , l,OM,79
Cleveland ....
Ijou Angeles. . .
Seattle
Columbus ....
Taroma
Kan. City, Kan.
Juluth
Frt Wayne. ..
Jacksonville , ,
.. 277,420
. 10.1,822
00,007
3,020,277
861,223
3,700,200
814,775
1,040,372
877,600
1,312,706
flO.OOfl
84,168
67,800
64,243
Uni Club Meets to
Choose New Quarters
iX .meeting of all membera. of, tbe Uni
versity club la called for Wednesday eve
ning at 6:15 at the Commercial club rcoms.
'he board of - dlrectore la -urging a large
attendance, aa It haa a definite and at
tractive proposition to aubmit tor future
nuartera of the club. ' It la said by mem
bera of (the board that aeveral optlona on
location ' are being 'held ' by the board
and that they are to be considered.
MRS; CRUMPACKER GOES
TO MONTANA THIS WEEK
Mra. J. W. Crumpacker leave this week
for Montana, , where she will represent
the National Association Opposed to
Woman Suffrage In a S30.0W criminal libel
suit against the Missoula Publishing com
pany. Mra. Crumpacker says: "The con
stant personal' attacka to' -which our
speakers . have , been aubjected, make a
unique phaa of American suffrage milit
ancy. , Theae attacka' culminated .in an
attack In October,, last, upon Mr.' O. D.
Ollphant-of Trenton, N. J., by a Mla-
soula '' newspaper, 'during tha . suffrage
cainpalgn' In that state,' where Mrs.
Gllphant was an active worker. The at
tack Ta, in ine nature or a poejn.
SAM BILTMEAD FANS OLD
TIMES WITH MAJOR M'CUNE
Bam- BllUnrad. , world traveler, was en
rout from his home at Niagara Fella to
the Ban ' Francisco expoaition Tuesday
and decided' to aiQp orr, ana visit hia old
friend,- Colonel .William. McCune, whoia
he had not aeen sine 1C, when he left
him In London when .the Buffalo Bill
show,- which had been touring FAirop
disbanded for the - aeaaon. Remembering
that, the Buffalo Bill folka stopped at the
Merchants hotel In tha early daya, Bllt-S
mead. headed for that hostelry, and the
first person he met waa Colonel McCune,
Htltmead was superintendent of the com
missary, while McCune had charge of ttse
Indians, ushers, etc.; with the show.
BOARD OF TRADE HEARING
IS POSTPONED ONE WEEK
On account of the tnauraaee adjusters
aut having completed their work the city
council ha deft-rrel until March the
hearing on the condemnation ef the Foard
of Trade budding
Try Thla far Ke-araleta.
.Neuiaata im a pain la the nerves.
sloan'g, IJolmant penetratea and soothes
tha aching nerves. Oel a bottle now. All
druggist. Advertisement
Library Shows Big
Increase in Books
Loaned in February
Clrrulatlon of hooka from the Omaha
public library during February Bhowed a
good Increase over the corresponding
month of 19H. orrr ..WO volunva were
loaned to hook borrowers during the
month. Five years ago the total monthly
circulation waa less than ",.
The "depoalt atatlons," or conv.unlty
circulating centers, largely account for
the handsome increase In patronaa dur
ing the laat few years. Mlsa Kdlth T?bitt.
the librarian, explains. There are now
over a acore of these atatlons. whlc'F per
mit cttlaena of all parta of the city and
in Dundee, Renaon and Ralston fo draw
hooka without going to the main llh'ary.
The atatlons are maintained In acboola,
drug atores and factories.
"Over 1.000 books acre elrculated during
February from the atatlona alone, an In
crease of more than 100 per cent ove the
same period laat year." Miss Tohltt says.
About .5nf hooka were borrowed by
children alone from the main library
Inat month, and the adult circulation
from the central library waa over lS.OOO
volumes. The reference room had S.OoO
visitors and almost used the reading I
room last month. Tho library rebound j
almost 1,000 old hooks and .bought 1.270 1
new volumea during February.. These fig-
urea are Included in ' a report to the li
brary board, of which V. N. Diets la !
president. j
Not Enough Wheat '
to Make a Market
With but six cars of wheat received
and only one on aale. the others having
been consigned direct, there waa not
enough of thla grain on the Omaha Oraln
exchange to make a market. However,
quotatlona from Chicago ahowed that
prices there were down almost 10 cents
per bushel from the high of Monday,
Corn recelpta for the day were twenty
cars, price ranging from M to 66 cents,
a drop of t to 4 centa from Monday, and
a decline of more than 10 centa per bushel
during the laat two weeks.
Local grain men look for light recelpta
In all klnda cf grain until the countrv
road, are In good condition again. Re-
mo i i mo vouniry elevators
there are practically no receipts, farmera
being unable to a,et Into the towna with
loads.
Sent to Jail for
Stealing Butter
A. F. Donaldson, recently released from
th county, jail, waa arraigned In police
court Saturday, charged with the theft
of fifteen pounds of butter taken from a
delivery wagon.
Donaldson waa arrested aa he waa at
tempting to dispose of the product at
the Millard hotel.
Although he put up a piteous plea of
stealing the butter to get money to take
him out. of town. Judge Britt reminded
ilm that walking waa still in vogue, and
maybe thirty' daya of llesure In the con
fines of the city Jail might Induce him to
use hia lega when released again.
Bomb Scare at City
Hall Soon Fizzles Out
A round package received by mall by
Chief of Police H. W. Dunn aroused the
suspicions of that official to the extent
that he directed hia secretary, Arthur
Shields, to hurl the package out of the
window to determine whether It was
an Infernal machine. ,
After withstanding thla test the pack
age waa opened and the chief discovered
a voluminoua bundle of manuscript writ
ten by a "person giving evidences of a
diseased mind.
FRENCH GOVERNMENT BAND
ENROUTE TO PANAMA EXPO
Oardl Republlcalne. in other words, the
government band of France, will pgg
through Omaha Friday morning enroute
from Parte to the San Francisco exposi
tion, where It will fill an engagement of
several weeks, playing concerts cn Its
return trip. The musical organisation haa
a membership of sixty men. and from
New York, where It haa landed, will
travel In two special cars. -
I Use "Tiz" for
Sore, Tired Feet
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"TIZ" for puf fed-up, aching,
smarting, calloused feet
and, corns.
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Good-bye sore feet, burning feet, swol
len feet, amelltng feet, tired feet.
Qood-bye corns, rallouaea, bunions and
raw spots. No more shoe tightness, no
more limping with pain or drawing up
your face tn agony. "TIZ' la magical,
acta right off. '"TIZ" draws out all the
poisonous exudationa which puff up the
feet the only remedy that does.
.TJIZ" and wear smaller ahoea. Ah!
how comfortable your feet will feel.
TIZ'1 la a delight. "TIZ" Is harmless.
Get a 35-cent box of 'TIZ'' now at any
drug-gist or department suj. Don't
suffer. liavw good feet, giad feet, feet
that never ewell. never hurt, never get
Urad. A years foot comfort guaran
teed or money refunded.
RECTAL SPECIALIST
Dr. Tarry mild system ef traatmant euroa Files, Fistula, and oth.r Rectal
disease. In a short time, without a eurgical operation. No Chloroform, Ether or
eay other general auawaihella used. A cur. guaranteed In every case accepted for
treatment, and no money to be laid until cured. Writ, for book on Kcvlal dia
seats containing testimonial -of prominent people who have bwen it.rwaneuUy ;ur.aV
U1C TAHUX tie building Omha.
POLICE TO RESCUE WITH
COAT AND TROUSERS
John Mcfloverti of Valle, Neh met
trangT on the street and Invited him
to share his room with him at the Arcade
hotel Monday evening. When McOorem
awoke In the morning lie discovered that
his bank roll, consisting of $10 in cash,
and his wearing apparel were missing.
The police furnished McOovern with a
coat anO a pe'r of trousers.
Laugh At
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then and there make up your mind to
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After the meal take a Stuart'a Dys
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meal, for these little tablets eontaJn
Just the Ingredients necessary-to com
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No matter whether erery organ and
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state of health and strength, tf your
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HOW TO STOP
DANDRUFF AND
LOSS OF HAIR
Here is a simple, Inexpensive treat
ment that will almost always stop
dandruff and acalp itching, and keep
the hair thick, live and lustrous: At
night, apread the hair apart and rub a
little reatnol ointment Into the acalp
gently, with the tip of the finger. Re
peat thla until the whole acalp has been
treated. Next morning, shampoo thor
oughly wit!) reslnol soap and hot water.
Work the creamy reslnol lather well
into the scalp. Rinse with gradually
cooler water, the last water being cold.
Reslnol ointment and ' reslnol soap
easily heal eczema and aimllar akln-erun-
tlons. Prescribed by physicians for 20 1
years, sold by all druggists. For trial
free, write to Dept. Jl-R, Reslnol, Baltl-
more, Md. .
A Sure Way To
End Dandruff
There is one sure way that ha never
failed to remove dandruff at once, and
that is to dissolve it, then you destroy It
entirely. To do this, Just get about four j
ouncea of plain, common liquid arvon
from any drug store (this is all you will
need), apply It at night when retiring;
use enough to molstori the acalp and nib
If In gently with the finger ttpa.
By morning, most if not all, of xpur
dandruff will be gone, and three or four
more appllcationa will completely dis
solve, and entirely destroy every single
sign snd trace of it, no matter how much
dandruff you may have.
You will find all Itching and digging
of the acalp will stop Instantly and your
hair wilt be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky
and soft, and look and feel a hundred
tlmea better. Advertisement.
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the March
Fnmltme
Sales.
arch Sale $15.00
1'Uin While Cut and Sanrem,
12c pair values, limit of 6 pairs to
customer, at, pair
2.1 rations In fine china, opon
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WMFLEXTlRESfr
This Week
Mrs. A,
TRADEMARK REOISTEREfJ 11113 WeeK
L. McClelland will demonstrate these famous
House Dresses, also the "Dix Make" of Nurses' Cos
tumes, Maids' and House Dresses in all kinds of wash
fabrics, plain and fancy ginghams and white. Don't fail
to see them "Wednesday. . ...
Gingham
Bungalow,
or dark colors,
at
Ladies' I'ulon Knits to $1.60 j Children's Bloomers, black
values, medium weight, all J sateens in all sizes, special
sizes," at 49t I Wednesday, at -25
17 Lbs. Bast Granulated Sugar . . .. . $1.00
48 Lb. Sack Dest High Grade Flour . . $1.85
Thla flour Is made from the best
selected No. 1 wheat, nothing finer
for bread, plea or cakes. Every
-sack guaranteed equal to any, or
your money refunded In full.
'10 bare Beat 'Km All. White Rits
Klan, Lenox or Laundry Queen
White Laundry soap .... . 83o
6 cans oil or mustard sardines 88o
8 lbs. beat white or yellow corn
meal .... 17o
7 lha. best rolled white breakfast
oatmeal 86o
8 6c fans condensed milk 88o
4 lbs. bt-st hand picked navy beam
at 95e
4 lbs. fancy Japan rice BSo
2-Ib. cans fancy sweet, sugar roru
at 7 Ho
2-lb. cans wax, string, irreen nr
lima beans ,.7Ho
l-lb. cans Karly June pa , . , . .7'i
8-lb. cane golden pumpkin.' hominy,
sauer kraut or baked beans , . 7HO
The best domestic macaroni, vermi
celli or spaghetti, pkjj 7He
Advo Jell, for densei t, nothing like
it. pkg 7Uo
Tall cans Alaska. Salmon 10q
MacLaren's peanut butter, lb, UVfco
Yrast Foam, pkg. n 3o
Compressed veaat, rake lo
K. C. corn flakes, pkg 6o
Drape Nuts, pkg.' 10
(allon cans Golden Table Syrup
at 3eo
Golden Santos coffees lb. ... . .900
l-lb. pkg. gi-anulated amoking to
bacco . l3o
Tha Beat Strictly Preah Eva's. Both.
lute finer, per dosaa 8.3a
IT Tf)V IU AffEr llCt IT
FATS
I La I htaV B Viiaile W I liltf I
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etter
For Men
"We are putting extra
value jnto our $4.00
Shoes for Men. They
will give you the samo
service as tho better
grades. We have tliem
in all sizes; materials
are Gun Metal and Rus
sia Calf, Vii Kid and
Patent Colt. Thousands of
satisfied customers testify
to
the high quality
of
Drexel's , 14.00 Shoes.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam Street
Ilig: Paring-
In Our
March
Bales of
Furiiittiro.
Dinner Sets, $9.95
On 4th Tloor Crockery Iept.
High grade American Semi
Porcelain, 100 pieces in several
styles, all open stock so that
pieces can be replaced at any
time. Complete service for U
people. March Sale price S9.05
Regular . selling price $16.00.
Ifcrorated China Fruit Piabee, 10c
values, pretty patterns, March
sale price, each 5e?
stock patterns dinner "wear, on gale
20 Dlsrount
m a err 1 .
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In the Underwear Section.
Ladies9 f.luslin Gowns
In fine Cambrics and Nainsooks,
also Crepes, fancy or plain, with
pretty lace yokes; regular QCIa
and extra sizes JuC
or Percale Aprons, fitted or
several different styles, light
to 75o values
49 and 35t?
. The best creamery butter, carton or
bulk, per lb. J30
Good country creamery, butter 30a
Fancy dairy tabic butter, lb. ..870
Good dairy table butter, lb. ... .84c-
2 lbs. grood table butterlne aso
Fancy full cream cheese, lb. ,.80o
Special Grape ram and Orange
ale Wedn.aday
1 carload of extra fancy Florida
Grape Frnlt, nothing finer grown.
Wednesday, each . ...SHo, 4o, So
Per dozen 8So. 45o. 68a
Highland Navel Orangaa, the Orange
of Quality
Per doren . . HHo, ISO. 80a. 3So
The healthteat fruit grown to eat
this time of vear.
The Vegetable Market Tor the Peo
ple of Omaha
15 lbs. .the best cooking potatnea
at ..:..' 17.io
.Fancy solid heads cahbace, lb. ..So
Fancv f'ape Cod cranberries, at. Ha
Large bunches freeh beets. carrotM.
turnips, Khallots or radishes . 4o
Fancy cooking apples, peck ...30c
2 heads . fresh leaf lettuce So
Fancy head lettuce, head T'40-
Large cucumbers, each ........ 30a
Fancy, ripe tomatoes, lb 30o
Fancy cauliflower, lb. 7Vto
Fancy Florida celery. , 53
Good while or red cooking onions.
lb 8Vic
Old beets,' carrots, turnips, par-
nlps. lb. -.- 8
i heada endive - Be
3 large soup bunches .100
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Shoes
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