I'JIH iihK: U.UAIJA, NA'lllUUY. MAKCH 0. l'.Ho.
BURNS TELLS TO
LOAF WEIGHS LESS
New Books
I JUNK DEALER FINED FOR
I CRUELLY ABUSING HORSE
Mlirrmirm,
Matter Baker Talk About the H-nrv .tnn- ynnt. :,o i. rrinre-
. . . . i inn I ' n i-ri t v I 'rnnm
iroubie. or mi Trade, ana , T!i(s Mi (hp tnry of tli,
City Ordinance. plantation and cf the tnflurncra that!
I
I. r'rahfli.xv..". Xni-th Xlntffiil!i "trivt,
Jut.k denlrr, s nrfrtnl Thiir(lny after.
port trwt. nhrc nMertrtf Prab.lk j
r.mliv atit"lin his horw.
AorortJIim to the roinoln itinftt, the junh
rtrater had tied tlie nnimal to a poet at
Twentieth and 1 i enpnrt . and wa be
laoorln the rreatnre ul'h a rawhide
In renrt, muld pot (prate a wrira t Tirnt
I b. apparently, and the hearing was
conducted ty niraii of an Intct protrr.
Jurijte Mrltt fined hlirl tli and ertat, but
had hardly littered hi decision, when
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i . .... ....... i,.,hmmi "i j inp. i ne i ean. rt imnimn iir'ler'l h Knaliyh.
inr ,i i. noire, ineniKTii ann I a en- w .m inanln(f rrnbeNky. hen arraigned )
. . . formed the rhars-trr of the people. The
GPEGG IS STnX ON THE TRAIL !'" sre traced that led to tha areal
I I . I T ' 1 - , . - .U M.'., . I
I niiRTKiiun 1 1 i. ianri, i" . i
Irian settlement In America ar" or-
arrlbed. Tha recital of their eiperlem.e
Involves an arrount of frontier manner
and puatoma, and of rolllalona wlt-i the
Indian trlbee. The Influence of the
frotoh-Irlnh arttlementa tipon American
Ir-.atlfiitlnna la leaped im rilcilla rl v In of-
aanixin and propagating the Presbyter-
tan cnnrrn. In ipreadlnir popular eaura
tlon, and In promoting tha movement for
American national Independence. In con
clusion, there la an appreciation of the
nater contribution to American nation
ality CN'ITF.T) PTATBfl rOINIKf AND DK
PENKENCIKS. W William l. Boyce.
2S Tp. Rand. MrNally Co.
The author endeavor to ahow our nat
ural obllaatlnna relative ta thai nreaent
and future of our colonial poeaeealona and
dependencies, and volres tha conclusion
that "we can pursue but one policy with
our colonies, and that 1 to protect and
hold and train them to become eeif-anv-
ernlnir unlta of our ureal aelf-aovemlna
nation." The book contain much inter-
eating Information, and la Illustrated
with many handaome photograph.
THE CRRATION OF WEALTH. Be .?.
ii. iociwooa, zai i-p. ii. tm stand
ard Preea
Tha author baa aet forth In lumtnoua
phraaa and with graphic Illustration tha
problem of the world of bualneaa which
directly or Indirectly concern every man
and every woman.
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"H e a ehame that there liin't a whlp-
' "I'nder normal conditions tha av
Vrase profit In loaf of bread J
Irt-om to 4 cent per loaf," de
clared Jay Burns, bead of the Dumb
Baking company, discussing the
bread aitnatlon In Omaha.
Mr. Burns admit that the wrap
pers on his ' Holaura" bread reading,
'Over thirteen oilnces," and "Over
twenty-sli ounes." do not represent
the actual; weight f the bread, and
that ,the breail v rfiay- not have
weighed the amounts Indicated on
Tappers. He eiplalns. this situa
tion by aaying that thsra was a de
lay In receiving a new supply of
Wrappers from the factory and that
the wrappers, on hand, were used re
gardle of the weight of the bread.
Beginning Thursday Mr. Burns, started
to mark his bread wrappers "eleven
tunce or over" for the B-cent loavea and
"twenty-two ounce or over" for the ia
rent loavea., He atatea he la scaling tha
weight of his bread according to prce of
flour, which he contends la the only prac
tical way a haker ran regulate hla bual
pea. "The bureau of labor statistics of the
United Ptates Department of Agriculture
tias Indorsed tha plan of bakers scaling
the weights of their bread as flour ad
vances or declines, ana iner a law i
n New Tork state. 10 years old. which B REFLATION OF THE5 CIIIXE8E
, fix.. h- nHc. nd welrtt nf hr.-l ac. fif 9LliT'?N H. Joh J. Mullownoy.
ocrdlng to tha prlc of flour," declarsd
Mr. Burnt.
...i, nu.ii - 1 1 1 1 u w . .vim " " v-". - ' v piiifciiur uiui nnowa now
Orant Tegg has not been quits fair In the extravagance and Inefficiency of the
thlr matter, and condemn tha existing Manchua brought about the ruin of their
vM,iiini-v b i a itt ii inn lam." I -
lo unoea.
' . I - uci. , jn BUUlllOD, a
r L. - ,w .V. . I . .. I A I .1 .. I . . , a . .
-ea aiivis wun v urwmmur j wruivii rnvnw OI ino SOClal and
Jaforraatlon against the Reederl Swot oda, political conditions which now obtain in
fcnlon Pacific and New England bakerlea, the Flowery Kingdom.
charging in ail cases violation of the or-
'dlnaneo requiring sixteen snd thirty-two LF.!T 0 $:. FARMER TO
inn jiy William R. Itahton. Jia
dlnanco requiring sixteen snd thirty-two
ounce. II also mill ftla other run.
t plaint of mlahrandlng bread under the
I'p. II. George Jt. Do ran L'oniDanv
state laws, the latter complaints being lent occupation or promise of future free-
- u.lu vr VTumm oi luiurs rree-
1 . ' ,"Ch ' M0"1' wl Ind Inspiration In theas lottera.
"I have no quarrel with Jay Burn, nor
,mu I waging any fight against Mr. Birns
tI ...... VL m xitv-vuria oi practical Sg
Miore than .g.mat any of tha bakers," rieulture-ahd of tenderness towarl life.
t' declared Mr. Pegg, who aays he 1 going
after all vlolatora alike.
Pegg haa written Judge 3. P. Engllah I country life
) m ine oiatnct court a letter In which a
request la mad that the four appeal ciae
against Jay Burna be advanced on ths
,Jo(et and aet for early trial, so that
the constitutionality of the sixteen and
' thfrty-two-ounce bread ordinance may be
flclermlned. ' ' .
K Mr. Burns declsres that this ordinance
i was rendered void by a decision of Police
; Judge Charles. Foster. i
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Eleven Snowplows
V Keep Street Car
v Lines in Operation
: : - . . -.
itegardless ' of ths'long Aoutlnued fail
" , in, viiip 1 1 eirafti xuway com
,"pany has managed to maintain ths regu
lar schedule of csr service ever since ths
' itorra commenced. Cars have tten run
f on ths main lines snd tha stubs . with
' UtUo Interruption, but In order to- do so
1 Jt bas been necessary to keep its eppara
r tua moving twenty-four hours each day.
t Thursday night sleven snowplows were
fcept moving over the linos at frequent
liHerwala.-Superintendent Muagrave dl-
recti dg tha work.' Tha reult was that
.Friday mornlnj whan It was time to rs.
t, anme regular service, all of the Unas ware
..clear.
The greatest difficulty that Hupeitulen.
; dent atusgrava has experienced has been
.'out on tha new line to Ktmwoud park.
..This Una rune through a couple of deep
cuts, each several hundred feet In length.
Snow has drifted Into them, and in order
to get cars, through po anything like
scbeduls. aweepers have been paaasd ovr
, t frequent Intervals.
; Snowball Bdttle ;
Disturbs Peace of
1 'Grain Exchange
A ferocioua snow ball fight, declared
' and organised with malic aforethought
t by 8am Carlisle, occurred on the floor of
,1h Grain exchange which we not oc
cupied by my bualneaa this morning, due
to tha inability to move grain over ths
..railroads, Carlisle obtained hla munitions
of war from the window ledges and when
. the supply ran out made frequont trips
to tha street for more.
Gus Bewsher for unmlUtsry proceed-
inga and vkxUtlons of the international
war cods waa subjected to a court-martial.
He encaked up behind Lee Leslie
t when Leelle wasn't looking and fired a
t'n of enow over him.
Among ottier belligerents who took part
t -in the fray wi-r Prank Taylor. Qlbba,
4'harle Wright, and Frank lobai-u.
' Itoberta waa the only Injured waiTler.
,lle caught one of the ball a In tha eye.
' Verdict of S13.750
' 1 aisej world emr hnaie,...
:forFrturedLegMiss5?Sn
A aidlct of tll.TM aialnat C II Jh.
. aon of tha Omaha Pteel Copitructlon
company was returned by a Jury la Dia
. trlct Judge Troup s court In a parsonal
injury damage auit brought by F. M.
, Shlck, a former employe. fh1ck suffered
a broken leg while employed an a build
log at sixteenth and Cat street July S3,
"Ji'M. The leg. rt was alleged, waa perma
; iiently ahorteoed as a result or the aoci-
lrnt
l la a previous trial of tba raaa a verdU
of f.a) was awarded Bhlrk. but a new
trial was granted tbe defendant.
142 Pp. 0.75. Fleming H. Revell Com
pany. .
An Intimate record of the Chinese rev-
Ths author's data shows ho
ynasty, and uahered in ths first reoub
11c of the esst There Is, in addition, a
In them an old farmer gives to his son
ma rrults of a life-time of practical ag
The author Is at once an exponent or the
new agriculture and of the old beauty of
THF? UNSEEN EMPIRE. By Atherlon
nrowneil. 177 Pp. ll.a. Harper Broe.
A dramatlo story of peace dona In
form of a play In four acta. Oermanv
on the verge of war with Enalanii 1.
halted by the decision of a young girl-
owner or tne great gun works.
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.ETTERS OF A SELF-MAnw s-Atr..
i. - Br Maurlce eiWlUer. 1M In
,11. Small, Maynard A Co. T
A "self-made failure" whn h.a . r
aucceaa In a different field writes to his
yeunger- brother who Is bealnnle.r hi..
business career In New Tork. In an epi
grammatic style the elder brother seeks
to Impart his system of philosophy and
me, results or his experience to the
younger man In the hope at savin iiin.
from the mistakes which endanger so
many fallows at the . beginning or com
mercial life .
Ml'BT PROTESTANT 19 r a r n
wfiH.8T,AIf JK- By Rev, j,
v inthrop liegeman. 6 Pp. so.78. Har
per A Bros. , . .
A bold and earnest document in i.i.h
a clergyman of the Episcopal church sug.
graie tne adoption by rrotaatant rhuk..
of the eaaentlala r ri,i..i .
. .. n mjiflnca.
His conviction of the' dealrahllltw .f ki.
step is the result of several
leal and philosophical Investigation and
observstlons of many years as a minister
uir cnurcn.
A POKT'lS CAHIVk'T I'n.j v... ,
Miller. 4MPP.K. a. P.'putn.ni a Son.:
A compilation from tha . .
r . UK
I-nalrig Kaymond. The Quota.
lions sra arranged alphabetlcaUy by aub
Jecta, and the Volume nraaani. 1-
compact form the substance of the au-
nors inougnts with reference to thert.
bTMROUP TBAOHrvO OR WlsnviiT
AND ITS urUiA ' i;" "ASONKT
Hlaw.w uV .. I'.' ry 1 nomas M,
cSSSSV. " U BlwrtKldd
While this Is a book or ea... t..-i
the anoiant and accepted order of rree-
monry as a bssis ths appeal Is to one's
own powar of reaaonln. ..
The exercise of these faoultlea In reading
7 , ' ' a desire
te follow tbe roldan th..H . ...J.
. , - 1 Anuna
which runs throughout the whole aeries
NKELY-8 PA RLIAMRVTAnv
l,iir ''nomas B. Nee y. iny
W.l.. Tha AWngdon Preas. n T'
Jn thla little volume win h. ,
only the governing rules ror all legsl and
organu bodl... but ...o the Jea.on,
for these ml.. The author im,
ths technical nwthod. for auch aasem.
""as, and tha Underlying
well. . '
T!irR,,ND:!TR' .f' TRAININO OP TH
'P .fm McKeevsr.
rp. BS.CO. The Maamllla.. f
. . . vwmiicnjr,
Dr. McKeevar dlscu the tr.lnlng 0f
Use girl from klndera.M.- ... v
! !Tr .of wo. whether that
n 1 . 'V ro,lo0 he home or
" """a or puatnesa
SI
Sl,750 Heart Balm;
Haynes Must Pay
.n mu,t W Ml.a Irma
". H years ef and. of Pr.poe-
esslng appearance. I17M
her sciety. when be Mready had a wlf.
V1";, J. Lay. dlatrtvt court, l
elded late yesterday.
Mte Brown iitiA . aaa . . .
sllactng .hat -h. kI "'m'
- iiaraa damages
' Tea V ran' Hlarrr v.i.i
J T. t fcamber. j" . Z. to this Jl Z..". '" """r
--vwviwi 1 - wj irUa OI tlkel detfsssaa.
Ark., wrlus: -Felay Kidney Mils aurad enfe alleged deception. Mr H.vnl. SI
'- v tov- afuvar to Oeiend the auit m.
...atisra. 1 suffered mtr.bly. A friend gaining at hi. home at David City U.
tr.ld me of h4lrur cunil' as r J .v. . u ... .
" tr.ld me of Ming cured; so I used them.
- and they cured me, tuo." Meat middle
fcgd men and women are glad te learn
. it.sU Kuley kidney puia affor! a way to
'ex-ape sleep disturbing bladder weakneea.
hit I. ache, rheumatUm. puffirw. undr
' ". atnf aad awollen joints snd other
ill attnUuted to klduey trouble. Sold
, vir weta. Adveitbriu.DL
" " rvperesaoted In ..a..r w. . .
TuedafM .Hacked Mia. Brawn's ch.r.
lald Xat Walk wtk glfcen.,,,,,,
A satisfied patient wrltea; -Sloan's
Umment cur my .heumatiam. Am
giatful. J t,n oW alw- wl,hout ,
UaJjr c. .JJi- dt.ugilfta-Advartlsewen't
pin po't.for sttrh s you," dole red fhe
mem'lutrale. "Nothing would give me
greater ileauie tlinn to eentenrc you to
pnd fifteen minute with me In a locked
room."
' - .
A going busings ran be ol l quit kly
through The Bee a "'Businc" Chance."
NEARLY 300 PRISONERS
HELD IN COUNTY JAIL
Two hiii.'li-ed and ninety-four prlsonon
were held in the county Jail eicorrlltiR M
the morning count. Tli record tumilH-r
fnr the a inter wn n-aclied Monday, when
the totul reached 2?.
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Veilings '
M-ntiHaT uiJ Ope Veil An exten
sive variety of pretty meshes with
attractive borders. All new colors.
Worth 75c. Saturday, 39c
aC3CZ3CIiaII3CT
rWl JT o . (o3:v
Cut Flowers
Fint Large Home-Grown Csrna- r
tions Saturday, each
American Beauties Special f
sch . 1UC
J Violets 60 in a bunch, Satur-
j Boston Ferns At Special prices
Convincing Evidence of This Store's Greatness and Style
Supremacy Is Manifest Now In These Vast Assemblages
There's a Wonderful Fascination in
the Millinery Modes for Spring
SATURDAY we shall feature an ex
ceptionally attractive selection of
.-j t i . , . i , , ...
immncu jmcresi is aoaeu in mis p
group hy the fact that there are practic-
Mocked, Milan hemp, rough braid and
Lizere hats, smartly , trimmed in wreath?
or. rruns ana Mowers, velvet ribbon.S .
ujiiim iiuiiniM auu suiiiijiri
fashionable notes. The shades ar Armv
Blue, Battleship Gray, Sand, Old Rose
and Black. Included are large sailors
and mushrooms, poke bonnets and tri
corns. Choice of the large Ar?
assortment, only ; JHJ)
Untrimntcd Shapes at Special Sat'u Prices
9 1 d..aa - '
unirimmea Milan hemp shapes
Saturday, special, 51.69.
Untrtmmed- Lizere shapes In
all spring colors, $1.98.
vj -ex
fU.
w.i,'--vw' m v ar
TTntrlmraed olneannla una and
fabric combination shapes, $2.60.
Untrimmed combination row and
row shapes of hemp and Liz era
braid, in all leading; colors,$1.5a
Trimmings That Portray the Season's
New Ideas all at Special Pri
.i . .. -
Fernet are tne most popular
fruit trimming, and they are
h,ere now in clusters from 19c
to 49c j in 'wreaths,, 39c, 59c
and 75c.
Dauiet, favored flower trim
mings, in all colors and
are made flat, suitable for
trimming transparent has;
over 30 styles to select from,
10c, 19c, 25c,' 49c to 98c.
Saturday BasementMillinerySpc,l
T??mm?rleflTrimmciuHats in.sailrs, poke arid turbans.
Trimmed In flowers, ribbons, quills, etc All colors for $ 95
spring are included. Worth to $3.50. Saturday, for... J
Specials in Ivory
(In Pompelan Room)
French Ivory Dressing Combs, Pic
ture Frames, valve Jars, Hand Mir,
rors, Etc. Worth to 75c sap
aclv for CoC
Cold Filled La VallleresOn sol
idered. link chains. , Regular $1.00
..vaiues, saiuraay special
only ,
50c
Jewelry Specials
fine
$4.00
Solid Gold Pendants on a
solid gold chain. Regular
aiuen. These are ex- M no
ceptlonal; Saturday apLiJO
ueraiaine Farrar Combs Beautiful
uanu-?nKravea errects; also iton
set aesigns. Values .to IS.00. 8d
clal Saturday, mm nft
a
One Glimpse atThese New Spring Suits
Creates an Immediate Wish to Own One
T s thith they are fascinating and heart
A delighting, with their various char
acteristics which proclaim their individ
uality.' th6ir exclusiveness and the new
ness of their style.
A large selection, every one an $ J Q
extraordinary value, too, choice -L S
AMONG THEM: Plain tailored styles In variety, as
well aa the jaunty belted and plaited coat styles, or
coata In pointed affects; and tha full flared gores and
plaited skirts, which at once win favor.. Shades, too
ara, In every way consistent with tha prevailing style
notes Sand, Putty, Battle Ship Gray, Belgian Blue and
Navy, aa well as smart new modela In checks, fancy mix
tures and plain black. ,
At $35 ive are offering as an advance sea
son special a handsome assortment of
the early springes very newest models in
tailor-made suits. They embody and
emphasize all the prevailing modes as
to tailoring, trimmings, colorings; the
workmanship is perfect. We are con
vinced that careful inspection and com
parison will demonstrate that nowhere
else can suits like these be had at such
.VS ryrf- afar -
$iuisa small frice to fay
for One of.TheseTop Coats
r t!T at that price we find it possible to offer on Sat--
' urday a lot of very smart spring coata in the new
belted and flared models. They are made In the swell
checks and plaids, poplins and serges. Among them wiU
be found a few models with full ellk linings. Q 1 f
Saturday, choice may be had from many. ,f P I J
.fTaajajM
Special ?5jP"yandDanc-
$12.50 to $25,N Saturday - $kqo
choice at but .... .. ... . . . -
T HIS sale comprises just 75 pretty frocks that
are odd garments and samples. They
must be disposed of at once, so we have ar
ranged;. for . Saturday., this sale $ t?00
until, ;gone. . .-.v'. i'.i . . 0
Hand Bag Prices Much Reduced
Fine Real Leather Bags Some silk
iinaa; oioera learner lined. Two
to five vanity ' fittings. $1.50 to
$2.60 values. Special nr
Saturday, each afl.UU
Real Morocco, Real Seal, Rsal 'Pin
Seal and Real Walrus Bags All
new shapes and styles. $3.00 to
$4.00 values. Excepr no
tlonal bargains l.UO
Ribbons
4 i flrtfi 5-tnch hrrnrlo
warn Drinl: in nlnin Of! W I W eva-ksTaaa
n..j' ..ii " r w . ot, muue
uu iwiKia nooons; oaturaay a
very special price, a yard ........
15c
There's a Big Saving Op
portunity in this Sale of
Stockings
Women's Pure Thread Silk Stock
ings Black and white; with fancy
embroidered boots and silk blocked.
Deep garter welt. All full fssh
toned; with reinforced heels and
toes and double soles. Worth $1.00.
Special Saturday, a it
pir 69c
Women's Silk Boot Stockings Alt
new shoe and dress shades shades
to match any gown. Regular made,
high-spliced heels and toes; double
soles, wide garter tops; a rn
pir .: 50c
Women's Silk Thread Boot StoK
Inge Black, white and assorted col
ors. Good quality. Regular
50c quality; Saturday, a pair. JDC
Women's Fiber Silk Boot Stockings.
Black only. Full aeamlsss; double
aeles, hsels and toes. Rsgulsr 25c
quality. Special, r
pair lOC
Men's Fiber Silk Hose Black and
navy. Full seamless;- -.medium
weight. Double- heels,, toes and
soles. . Regulsr 2Sc quality.' ' f r
Special, a pair. 1 5C
Dainty, Pilmy Muslin Wear and
Every Piece at Special Satd'y Price
TWENTY dozen fine crepe
eowns in plain colors and
V SJ
figures with lace edging and
ribbon-run; large, full-cut gar
ments, many in ex-
$1
COMBINATIONS in. a va
riety of charming models.
Made 'up in soft lingerie -materials
and nainsook. Lace and
embroidery trimmed waistline
or empire
"styles
Women'sUnderwear
at Great Sayings ,
Women's" Lisle Thrs'ad Union Suits.
Vmbrella and cuff knea styles. All
sices. Regular 60c values, en
Special Saturday, a suit . . . . J JC
Womsn's "Cumfy Cut" Vests Made
of fine ribbed cotton. Regular and
e.tra sites. li."c values. p
Saturday, each IJ)C
Womsn's Nu-Shspe Lisle Union
Suits Cuff knee style and lace
trimmed. Regular slzss. rn
Special, a suit uUC
Women's Cumfy Cut" Vests Made
of fln ribbed cotton. All n
sizes. Reg. 15e values, each... IfC
MOTHERS: Saturday we
hall sell Cadet and Mao
hattan wash suits for boys,
worth to $3.00, for onlv $1.25.
See our other ad today.
Prince Imperial II," a Reigning
Blouse Fashion
This is the new blouse with the
double frill. It is lovelier even
than the "Prince- Imperial"
Blouse of several seasons ago
and doubtless you remember that
a. .a a
mat was tne most popular mouse
I in yci.
TSI Less than two weeka ago we in-
" - rrAtvA fkU Rlmita m Oannralla
'.(A Crepe at $8.98. We have it
now in
Crepe de Chine at $6.50
"Prince Imperial II' just as it
lustrated, is in white, flesh and
maize. '
A New Military Blouse
Here Is a Paris Idea reproduced la a
very heavy quality of white and flesh
color rrepe de chine: tbe Slice Is 15.
Blouses of Spanish Stripe Silk Crepe $5 and $6.98
The silk crepe is in white, but the satin stripes are in the
wonderful Spanish colors. .An unusually attractive louse. '.
Crepe de Chine Blouses $2 to $6.95
These are in Military, Two-in-One and Tallieur styles
modes that are especially favored for early spring wear.
tra length. Sat'y
A vry special value In nainsook drawers, made with tucks and lace or
eaiDroiaery trimming. ine, iuii cui Karmenis, in an sizes;
verjr special pricing for Saturday, for.'. . .
Chic Styles in Little Folks' Attire
69c
lace or
25c
Silk Petticoats
-extra special
TUSr 200 fine silk pet
J ticoats worth' $4 and
$5.---All at one small
price Saturday.
Included are Silk Jerseys,
Messalines and combina
tion silks in all good col
ors. Saturday. dj
untU all are gonepZesJs7
"1
Children's new school and dress coata Cunning wraps
that feature tha new high neck military effects, the
large belts and cuffs and the wide ripple' flared bottoms
They are In the pretty checks and plaids and plain
materials. The prices are S3.88, $5.00 and up to S15.00.
Children's wash dresses In 15 different styles, pretty
new wash fabrics. In plain and plaid ginghams, percales
fLTSSfrtUt7 f"hloned- 8pec,1,y riced
ChiW'a white lawn dresses for confirmation in the dain
tiest accomplishments .of fine laces and embroideries
5 ? e. new empire and glrdla effects and ths wide
full sklrta ho stylish now. Prices- .
. W.8, 15, $M8, $10 and up to 15.
Colored wash dresses,' ages
2 to 6 years, pretty checks,
plaids and stripes. Special
for Saturday, 69c".
Inlants' white dresses, of
crisp white lawns, wjth
dainty embroidery and
laces. Empire and French
models, $1.98. 1
Women's Smart New Footwear
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Playmg those ideas that have just 'iZM
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heela. Patent leather or dull leath
er vimju. Soma of tha new effects
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featured. S.4N and
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$3.95
Candy Specials
Pompelan Room
Freah' Ur4 CwhmI Balls
!tpd l vanilla and chcKtilat
cream, than rolled In pecan meat.
Spviial Saturday, a , y tr-
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Crraaa I'aa.nt Naaaeta Vanilla.
tra wberry- and rboculata. If,
Saturday, a pound..... JW
SaefUl OI4-'akteMr4 Blaek Ualaat
Taffr a aMl Aaaartra ! Mrltllea
Fr.ni, almond, walnut, fllt.erl and
braail nut. , Hpwclal, a 5Q
pound. J
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Sta a ad Stria Milk Ikm
lalea Nut and fruit center. 9Qr
balurday, a pound.......
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pound , uc
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Demonstration
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Saturday & Monday
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vnstrator from tha Burke ft James
'actory will be In our Camera 8ec
Ion, Mala floor.
On theea twe days bring In your
egstlvss and have print mads
'REE an REXO, the wonderful new,
o-troubls developing psper.
Sample Packages Will "
Also Be .Given Free
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New Lace Shoes-With fawn, gray,
Ptty, sand or. black cloth tops
Leather Louis heels. Short or me
dium vamps. All sizes. o nr
A pair $4.95 and , 2J-HS
Children's and Misses' Shoes With gray, fawn or whit. tn. w
Urn. that ara very dressy for young 9ir.. AM si. ' s L I ptt
ta 8, $1.98; 8 ta 11, $2.48; lit 12. ....... .7.' , ' . 4 $2.98
Drugs and Toilet Goods Specials
6c
6c
feraalde af HrSr. 1 Cm
l-Jh.. bottle... C
Fl-ekra Caataria
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bottle C
f'aaeatvta 60o
alxe bos C
HaHlek'a Maltea Mil k
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29c
33c
.29c
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W.klte'a Yauralre Oalrga
laklrta ai4M 12c
Rikeark' Tablet
Water $1 aiae...
Har'a Hair Health
&0c bottle ........
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Caald Tan.,
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2c
L iV . at .f F'c Pdsra All hlgh-grsde powders OO I
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