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14 THE MX: OMAHA. SATURDAY. APRIL 24. gear By MEIXIHCIA. Friday, April 23, 1915. 'EIJ, I t aVrn through with pbiiantoropic mwi eirnea iot rfclle. Having been rrmrleely Immfwd In them for an entire year all aeem to ba a trifle phlegmatic In tta Interests and tickled to aeatb with balaa rid of juat plain oeeaiea. knitting dmoim Mid, pdle to any, anlttra. Prom whenca comet this peculiar rra of twhft needles and balls? Tt seems to hats become tha most engrossing pheoomenon that has s Miled feminism In many moons. Everybody you sea Is making a wheal cf lace and fUnntlng tha glorious endings with such a bravado air. Can you eiactly understand tha overwhelming satisfaction that beania from a ltttl wheel being evolved, at tha expenae of losa of sight, from a book and ball of thread? Mayba Ha lb rhythmic movameat that armon Uea with tha nervous system that keepa the temperamant in tuna. Soma peculiar psychic fore exists In tha hook, for I was at a smsll tea tha other arternooa and. by golly, no cna could get a raise, not aven a ralsa of a bead out of any ona present.. Tou could aven fancy scandal bel s received In that oh-auch-tbtoas-haprn-!n-tbe-best-oftfamntet atti tude so deep wss tha Immersion in tha knitting and tatting needles. f ' i ka EHurtv Cat ctua lTA iha hM at Mr. rdta4 -i afternao. Hta ftv rmitn " - waa rir an1 ,h were aa-erde4 rt VnTl. a-4 UU. Wrlu n-K. -. .W ina will ee sw IS cunt f Mrs. Henry Lrhtnen vVenee. Mlxs Ffffta KUUan t Haheoa enter, tataed at J o cWk imer ' "urU at bar home 1 ar Wr,on. the Omaha Yem Wnmett'a Christian a, eon., and ' OraMehaeee, rnr" mmy aeeeabarehlp secretary of the -ctatton. Tha other truest were: -Mlaeee rHlger. Anaa Cmeell and KUIUa. t Birthday Dianer. Mr. and Mra A. C Kerars ef P"" gave a Aianer Satsrday eveelng at their home ta honor ef tha birthday annlver-(tn- at Wra.Xemea, The table, wee a rears tad with .ullps and daffodil. Tha gueat from Oweha were Mrs. A. Pir aer. MY and Mra. V. Clarke and Mlsa pnynia Clatke.. k Eaptfement' Announced. Tha eagaArtaant N MM Heta K. Nar rla ta Mr vrflllam C. ftenova was -aeenced laat week at a luncheon given at tha hm of Mra. K. W. Norrla Tha wearing will take piaoa May S at St. Barnara a ekurfk Daaaea. Ht. Father Buck try will (arti tha ceramoay. Ka Sifina 3fa Party. Tha mwkTe af Si Firm Nu. a wiet eat fraternity af tha roltoa-e af Medh-tae af the I'ntvarany of Kebtaaka. will aire a wins rarty at Hotel Roma Saturday arantaf- .About thirty coupiea will at tea. . Stndeat and Uamai Prom. KUhorate 4acorattaa will mark tha etoaeat aad alumni praia which will be iva at lha Rama botal thie avenlag. Ovar aa xwaaaata hava been fcua and twlma aad faraa will be ua4 srfualy. Hewrr ncwee aad Chaadler Trimble in ta eharta at tha afTeir. Personal Kentioa. Mra. O. U Raymer af Chloaca wlU ba tha week-aad ruaat af Mra. John Thorn. Mrs. Raytaer ta returning beta from Atklnaoa. Nk-, where aha was called by the eactove tUataa at Mra. Mary Raj-mar. taothar f a L, Raymar. Lecture at lira. XeBaedja. Mra. Aatbnny Marrllt arava Aeouaaioa tha "Modern KaMdoanoa' thta Mornta at tha hetna af Mra. John I KeanMy ra Faireerea Next w Mra Merrill will Mart bar new awrtea of tao- ALL THE J. P. MORGAN ART OBJECTS In two gal lcrie of the Metropolitan museum have been sold. Al though the price wa withheld, it is believed to have been $3,000,000. The latent sale Includes much eighteenth cen tury furniture and sculptures and will be shipped to France at once for cleaning. tiirea. which "wttl include talka en tha modern etas. ' Mr. and Mra Floyd OroMy and arnatl Sauithter left thla marnlnf for' Kenans City for a SW tfaya' Uy. i Bridps Lanchecra. ' The Friday Prtdaw t.uhrheon club' waa ntrtalnea thla nftemson at the home oTWea C. B Jayroa at Carreflake. The table 'waa attratrlrely decorated with wtM -tolrte and eovere were btmoed ror: HwfaniM . . . Meedemee F. T. Maenn. ; , .Frank Pardun, A. r. I Unman. It, Jayrox. O. C. Hnman. Haletif. U A. Dcrmod',. Swarla.;, , . TJalUrian Wemsa Elect' 'V v ' The Womaira Alllinc ot'tie fnltarlan ehwrrh, at Fortieth ' and Tm atreeta elected the folleln officer eJtteaday: Preaident. Mra Q. W. Huldraaa; Vlee ; prealdent,' tra Remard Capln; racordlng eerretary, Mra. E. H. Bennett: corro- pending aecretary, Mra. U. f. Bennett: trraaurer, Mtea Ida Wild. - Meetlnia are held the third Wedneeday ef tha month. Cnanfft of Residence. Mr. and T. B. Mrphereon and danh tera. tha Mutaae Loutae and Maraaret leve thla evening for their new home ta Maryland. Mra McFharaon and Mlaa Marraret alaa ta vUlt friend a anrauta eaat. but Mtea Laulaa wlU go direct ta Maryland. Et-A-Virp Club Party. The Kl-a-Vlrp club rave a daaclng tarty Tuesday evenlna at Chambere' academy. The club will entertain at a e party at tha Diets club Saturday erasing. Wedding Announcement - Tha wvddlnc of Mlaa Marie Jerseaeea and Mr. Jnecph T. Straaaar waa oelbrated Wadnaaday eeeamg, April n, at the hatna of tha brtde'a parenta. Mr. and Mra J. N. Jarveaee. Tha Ree. C. C. Meek at tha Caateltar rreabytartaa . ehurch per formed the cenawony in tha prweeaoe at relatlvea and a few rioe frlanda ' Mlaa Mary Laa waa tha hrtdeamatd aag Mr. Mania Suaaaer. beat ma a Mr. aad Mra. Mraaaer are ai home ta their frtenda at 0 Marcy alrect. For the Fnturt, The t'nltarlaa Junior rtub wlU give a vaudeville eataetaJnmeat at tha pariah hotiaa, 43 Karth Fortieth atreet, Satur. day aventag. followed by a nodal. Tha Miaeee Leeta Holdraaw aad Araea Ruaaell wo ba In Tharae. Tlcketa ara aa aale at Frank's Jewelry etore. ISU Faraam atreet The dab aow baa a memberahlp or thirty young mra aad wotnea. LOTHERAN UISSION UEETIKG Two Hundred Delegate Expected at Woaen't Home and Foreifa Kit- ' aianary Society CoaTeatioa.- " ' SZSSXGXS AT KOUSiTZE CHURCH Tha aatiwaal aoweaaufciai af tha Weenaa'a Haana aad Faretga Mteatoaary aoeiety- g tha eaeeal araad af tha Lthraa cfoarrh wtU ha hold ta the ioaatee . MaeaartaJ tAtharaa' charclt, Twvaty.atxtfc aad Fumua etreata. ha Siaata VatarCay. May S, aad ooatteutng antll Thureday. May U. Abaat am aategstaa wtU ba teeaea fraaa alt aver tha I'aited atatra. aa waU aa a auatkar af SBieatoaarlaa fraaa the feraiga fiaMo. . . . The CeonnerekU eruh ta treaarlag as bedgee (or tha uaa af aeiegatee aad iaeal aaewibera The eaavaeitlua ecrur bteaaaalty. tha last havlag bee held ta York. Fa. Tba aocarty baa. erdtag ta tha tataat eauxneraUoa. 1X1 Hwmhara. . laeataaa Deity. ' Seaetoae wtU ba bald dally ta tba Koantee Meanarial ahurra. aad on Sua Aay there will be apeak era (rata the aa rtrtjr tm all the ether Cnflleh LAitheraa caurcbea af the city. Taw apeclai evoabng aarvtcea will be kx-ld alee, eeta aa Maaday avenlag. Mar Oladya Ooodmaa. Ftowera. Mlaa Anna Fetetaoa. The oTflcera of the aortety are three i PreeidMrt. Mra J. F. Hnrtmaa. Phlla delphla; vlco preaident. Mrs. Willard larkla. Coblrakili. X. T.; Mra J. P. KreehUng. aahtntton. D. C; Mrs. A V. Huater. Columbia City, Ind.; Mra AUoe O. Bond. SallBa. Kaa.. and Mra J li. W. Btuckaoberg. Woeeter. O.: reoord- iag aecretary. Mra. IX A. Davy. Chicago correapoadlag aacretary. Mlaa Mary flay Morrta, JLultoeevflla. Md ; treaaurar. Mlaa lL Marsaaat Miliar. Kanaaa Ctty. Me. hietortaa, Mra. S. B. Scboll, BaKlmora Md. Of fl cere af tha KwiU Memorlai braaeb af the eeclety are: PreaideeU, Mra. - - ' " W - .ww Fprtagr recording aecretary. Mra. Frank Carmirkaet; correapoadlng eecreUiry. Mra. F. B. rtammeaa; treaaurer, Mra. A. V. yreeher. lj Ui . Ayry XSi I -'A fl h-' Vi -I : v" ' 7. J'tf V " ' - VV: ' ' 'll v" t 'd- ' 1 ' fj r - -.yi"rT,;' . . yt,, ri "?v?i v:v:-iVf-rf-1 tWi.vY ',.;. .,e:.vVv v,y .j.v r V-V' W. H. BANCROFT IS CALLED' Prominent Harriman Official Dies Suddenly Following Stroke ' of Apoplexy. WAS WELL KNOWN IN OMAHA t'nlnn Pacific nffrit have hen noti fied of tlto death tif tv. If. Rancroft. vice ptaidcit of th rricon Phnrt l.lne. that occurrf at hla home In Fait lake City Thureday. Mr. Pancroft for many yeera waa n rral manarer of the Hhnrt Ilne, but re alaned a year ago. lnc then having de voted much of hla time to looking after hla private Interests. In the event the funeral of Mr. Ban croft la held In Kelt take City and the burial occure there, it la likely that of ficial ot the t'nlon Pacific will attend, aong on a apeciul train. However, there la aome doubt about the body being burled In the aeet. Mra. Bancroft died a couple of yeara a an and her body waa taken to the. old Ohio home. for burial and there ta an opinion prevailing that the bodr nf Mr. Bancroft will be placed healdo that of hla wife. troke of .tpopteay. MX Bancroft die, aa a reault of a atroke of apoplexy auatalned early Thur clay morning. After being alrtcken he did not regain roneclotianea. tie waa born In Ohio In 1H4A and on the take Shore, at 18 years of age, entered the railroad re r vice aa a. telegraph mcieenger hoy. tater he cam weat and went to tha Union Pacific, qulftlng that road ,to become alUnt j aiiperlntendcnt of the Bantu Fe. From there he went" to the Mlianurt. Texaa St j Pacific aa chief train diapatchrr and from ! Oiere be went to the Ulo Grande aa dtv elon aupcrlntendent. In 1SSK) he went, to the Vnlon Pacific as superintendent of the, mountain dlvialon, remaining until hen he waa elected general manaser and vice, prealdent of the Fhort Line, one f the road of the Harriman ayetem, re maining with that com puny until hla death. , For yeara Mr. Bancroft had been preal dent of 'and was one of the principal own- f-re of tha Halt take Htreet Railway com pany and the electric light plant. l M rv --aw "aaaMgaw I I M "sT. 1 PINEAPPLE SEASON TO BEGIN First Car of Tii Fruit Expected to Arrive ia Omaha Tues-day. CITRUS FRUIT PRICES RISING The pineapple aeaeon la juat hreaklng aver tha horlaon. The first car for Omaha la expected to arrive Tuealay of next week. With this advent the plneapppl" canning eeaaon will bexlrr. Orape fruit, ' lemons and oranges have all shown a tendency to advance on the wholesale market, although all may yet be hid In the retail market at flgurea comparatively low. Grapefruit of whole- na else ran atlll ba obtained at a nickel apteee and 4 to 7i centa tamona ad vanced a quarter a box wholeeale and oranges are up (0 centa a box. Oranges have advanced I centa a doaea all around. Strawberries are atlll almost a minus entity on .the market Applea ara grow ing mighty scarce and tha beat of tha Iota contain some that ara not atandlng tt:e aewaoa any too well. Sugar ia about etetdy with laat week's market.' bit ehewa a firm tendency. Six teen pound for a dollar la tha beat on cart do. Flour baa advanced Ss rants a barrel since a week ago. ar a nickel a aack. Hsbm Crasra Teaeahtee aa Market. Horn grown vegetables are on tha mar ket ta a large extent, eapeclally aapara rua. radishes, enicna and rhubarb. Home grow a aaparagua eaa be had at 1 centa a bunch, redlahea, three bunchea for a nickel: on tone, etx bunchea for a nickel: and rhubarb, three bunchea for a alckel. Sweet potetoea have made their exit from the market. Egga are atcady at J centa a doxen. Butter la off : cents, selling now at ce.ua for tne Laat creamery, while It was bringing U cents last aeek. All cheese Is uf from a half to three-quarters of a ceat a jkuh1 wholesale. tamba are tip so that In general chore and quartera are m iiln at 4 cents a pound higher than two vceks ago. Thus hindquarters of lamb fit selling at II1 J cents, 'lamb chops at ;j to 1 .cents and foreiuaru?ra at 12' ?er.ts. (notations on Bret. Ldght beet U scarce, with carcasses sell. Ing at tltM to $U wholesale. The retail price of all beef averages 3 cents a pound higher than a week ago. Round ateak bring a & oenU; slrlpln. 2S rents: porter house, M to rents; rib boiling teef, S'4 cents, pot roaata, l.'Vi cents. Hlndquartnrs of beef sell at an average of 1 centa per pound higher at lhls time than forequaiters. This Is due to. tho fact that the boiling beef comes mostly frJm the forcquartcrs, and housewives are letting up on boiling beef as tha hot weather comes on and they are able to get ateaka from the hindquarters and thus escape the long siege over the pot on tha cook stove. Pork lotns are IS cents, ahoiilders 11 cents and sparerlba 14 cents . . An advance is looked for la hsrris and bacon, aa the season for smoked metis baa arrived. Hams can atitl be had. at lSVi centa a pound, with Choice cuts of ham at 2S certs." tnnlns pr4aer Coach, Tho first rtoee of Dr. BeU'e Plne-Tar- Horiy. will prlp you. It kills the cold germ. -Only' 2ic. .All drugglsta.-Adverr tieemont. ' ' ' ) If You Cant Style, Comfort and Wear Buy llflLKrOUED mm For Men For Women The Newest and Most Fashionable Footwear Styles Aro Always Shown FIRST In 17ALIU0UER SUOES PHOENIX Guaranteed Hosiery for Men and Women in all colors. Sola Agents in Omaha for "Ground Gripper" Shoes for Men and Women. UALE1-0UEH BG9T SHOP 317 SO. 16TH ST. We Do Shoe Repairing While You Wait. SAVIDGE ASKS HELP TO PROTECT HIS WORKING MEN "Frotect our worklngmen from the snarea ef woman who would lead them from tha patha of virtus." waa an ap peal made to County Attorney Magney by Rev. C. W. Bavitlge. who conducta a e ml -charitable Institution at 116 North Ninth atreet. Thrilled with the aenae of an opportun ity ta perform a noble and novel service ta mankind, and laying aside temporarily the complaint of deserted wivea, young women who have been attacked by mash era, and other fcminlno accusations with which he dally dekls In large number. I Mr. Magney promiecd to Investigate In ! person the temptation to which the worklngmen are auhjectrd. 'The virtue of our worklngmen is as sacred as that of our moat wealthy cltl aeas. The county attorney's office ehoul I protect it." aakl Rev, Mr. Savidge. HOTEL LOYAL will tertm o t'ptcial DINNER ON' SUNDAY at t la 9 r. M. AT $1.00 PER PLATE TaUea May te llesereea MUS1& The Original ; 17! ALT ED MILK Vssldws) yosf My "HORUOK'S you may gut a Subutltutm 1 i'l George Johnston says "Lee's Shampoo Is quite electric in Its action snd vanishes aa quick after it has done Its work. It's as good for babies as for grown-ups." George W. Johnston. The best point sbout Lee's Shampoo is that it takes out every bit of grease, dirt and dandruff and takes itself out too. Soap left in the hair fibre and scalp pores causes more bead trouble than any other thing except not wash ing at all. It causes excessive dandruff, itching, scalp eruptions and even headaches; also sticky, stiff, brittle or breaky hair. You can well blame the soap you used a week or a month ago. You would not use a shaving soap for the teeth, a tooth soap for the skin, or a toilet aoap for a shave. Why not use a real hair aoap for the hair? It's not only the immediate result that counts. It's the month-after effect A pure, vegetable oils, alcohol, glycerine, liquid soap, beautifully trans- parent, emerald green in color, pleasantly perfumed. 10 Shampoo bottle 25c. at druggists or postpaid. 10 Shampoo, 1 qt, $1.00. 320 Shampoo, 1 gallon, $2.50. Sample 4 els. GEO. II. LEE CO., Laboratories Omaha, Nebr. ftlHuo) Hint Brink haftr awaaj memXp ..11 rff k a .tiff Wwb mn4 ism Lart's Sh . wsMk. ttoa't um toi wAtsM. It. iM tdsevkjr. In oU m lukwarm. Mil wmsk ptetetnd. Swap Anything in the "Swapper' Column Wisconsin Court Holds With Roads on Train Service Burtsagtaa officials are f rating fretty goad ever a oeriatoa af tha Wtacoaala t narrate caurt Notice af tha ftol ag af the caart has Just reached tha paaatagar department, and the advtosa ara that the railroad mmpaay has woev The WuK-oas.a tegialatura passed a taw ss. la rt atark a Lutberea church, wbera j requiring that waea railroads anaratad taa returaad anisaMwarksa wtfl speak aa -ut ar snore pease agar traiaa aack way eiaua aa lanta- T suer will be avr aa. lata, at kaaat IM af awes brld Tussday en-eabig ta St. Lathe's Lutheran caarca. SVmta Omaha, waea the topic ana be -Hawe MiHHtM " The Eaglieh laahara. eawrcaaa af Omaha aad froatb Omaha will aatta. ta eatmaiaiag tha aalagalaa Tba faUow tag waenra baa tba matter ta charge ta eevaral of tba churejaa: Konataa Meenartai Mra. Allea Kaeh. t. Mark a Mra JL B. WeUer, Kt. Laiha'a. South Om haMr, a H Trnaa. rirat L4itaeraa, Wiaao. Mra Haaa Johaaoa. Muatc wia aa fiirnUhed for the rvwa ttig aeaaioaa wy the etMtr af the ebcrrhes la s tach negs are held, with the ea ts eg aataraay reccing, srbca the c-auir of Grace LAiOxeaa church aria rarufaa tha anuatc at the aasstia bald ta tbc Keuntae ManaariaL Noaa and aventag am Is wta aa farw Ubed ta ockegta ka the ataunta Matav 2t-ua uuunl I'ohoateg are tba local aaensarUeee with brir chairanea: ltnahuuetit. Mra Kbby Maxwell. atertng, Mra Mary iiart . y.txrruvn aad FUwttg. Mra JL T. Lrwi.er. Wuav. Mra. O. D. Ealtaly. lJurratuev. Mra. M. U. fiowsaaa. i.rt fuao. Mra .1uu LsdaalL l-Kirtt ad Ev4a, Mrs. Praaji L L t tja Large 10c tretaa aaavlag ta each direct tea ebeuld make atopa at all tewaa af M ar aaere la-1 habltaaU. Tha raUroada feaght tba law j ca tha grovad that St waa taaoanatltu-. tieaal. aganat pubUo poUcy aad claaa , augtatatlan, aad thwt tt would aasse Uaa- i ttad traiaa da a tacal buataeaa. Tha ad.) icea ara that tha swrm caart ana. tstaad tha vtaaa ef tba railroad attsraeya Lad Has One Dog to Watch His House and One for His Garden GarAea thtawai'tf three ara aay aueh la Oanaaa. wiU raad M a aaad geaa ta avoid at taaat aaa af tha buadtwde af gardens bstag aaade thla sarta; by ecfcaol chudrea ta tha orgaalaod garaea cUh snavwiaiait. That aoa baa haaa alerted by riaaaan Burtaa, a or aaa tba atraet from his home. ot Haraay atreet J Ruaaca t a Ceatrat ecfeotd tad. aad he ' plaaa ta do big -'tfcuwss la bis track pau-a. Also, ha pUaa ta protect M I i tct M 1 "I e gat twa owed wauaaoga. aa caa. 1 fidrd ta baiwaa Expert Daie aad rvec- j rotary P.. a. riawor. "Oaa af the doga I all g-uard any gardea aad tba otaar will t watch Ua buuae Aad taey're hota btg ' idoga mlib lota of btte. ae 1 gueee aooody i Htuf!a ar.d lBtanoatioa Bareaa Maa atu vmt ay garaea at all" j Compare the Cost of this Dish to an Expensive Meat Dinner Here is a fair comparative cost of a meat and a Fauat Macaroni dinner for a fam ily of six. showing a clear savinj of 5c in favor of macaroni for 1 meal only: S tba af sirloin steak at &5c a lb. 11.05 Bread aad butter, aay Ona pkg. fsuat Macaroni Ona eaa of losaatoea braad and buUar, aa above .10 ti le M.I0 .10 .10 .38 Of comparative nutritive values. Dr. Hutchison, the famous dietitian, says that meat contains practically 754 water, macaroni only 10. In other vrorda. when you pay 11.00 for meat, you pay 75c of that II DO for water. And it's so easy to digest and so easy to prepare Faust Macaroni Besides serving it as the whole meal, you should serve it often as a side dish. MAULL BROS. St. Louii. U. S. A. Standard Drugs and (Household Needfuls at the Lowest of Cut Prices STOCKS AT THESE STORES ARE ALWAYS FRESH AND SEASONABLE THEY COME AND 00 SO FAST UNDER THE PRESSURE OF OUR BUSY TRADE AT THE FOUR BIG STORES. READ THE SAVINGS: 2.V AUcork'g Toroua Plaatera 'w 12a 35c Caatoria, GENUINE 21 25e Cutirttra Soap 17d SOe CaJdwell'g 8yro Pepsin. 29 SOc Cantbros for. ....... .29 Colgate'g Talcum (4 dore) . 15 Sc FrotitUU for 17 SIS Gude'a repto-Mangaa 98t Horllrk" Malted .Milk : .190. 69t. $2.74 25c Hire's Koot Bwr fr..l5 Hiad'a Honey aiut Almond Cresm at 34,, 79i H)drosen Perotide. V4 lb., 14; H lb, 19?; 1 lb 29a T5c. Jad Halts for 49 1 11 KendaU'a Spa tin Cure for 8 g OUR EVERY-DAY PRICES Oath Cabinots Paint Brushes We have a very complete as sort meut of Paint Brahe. ana ran aupjiljr Joa -priced brushes for tha small Joba, aa well aa brushes for the skilled painter. Lb-terine 9, 14, 29a. 5Sa SOc Malvina Cream for..,. 29 25c Maaatta Talcum for... 12a LaBlacbe PowJer for 39 SOc Pane's Dlapepain for. .29 SOc Pebeco Tooth Paste... 34 25c Pond'a Vanishing; Cream 14 SOc PoKKonl'a Face Powder. 34 "-PUc 10. 34a. 69 25c Tla for Tender Feet . . . .14 VICTOR'S TOXIC LOTION The beat remedy for Tan, Black, beads,' Pimples. Barbers' Itch and all akin affections. ... f:n 25c 4711 White Roae Soap. .12 V550y 0750 and 01252 for the Rcbinscn Kind Ash for Baeklat 25c Mennen's Talcum (4 kinda), 12 Mentholatum 14 and 34 '25c Laaative Bromo Quinine 19 Wc Supply Camera Needs Our asaortaaent la large aad complete. Developing free. f " """1 .frrTniu't I l 11 eeece it Fine Box Papers At fcharply- Kedured Iricra Fine Initial Hlatioaery; B.Vr val. uea, Haturday for 10 Lord UaJtiaiore Lineal Paper. 1 1. r 25 We are agents in Omaha for Kexali Kemedlea. . Harmony Perfume aad Toilet Articles, about 500 Itema la all. Heosecleaning Items (Three prices Saturday only) 25c Kani-Pluah for 15 Fairy or Ivory Soap, 8 for. .10 10c Concentrated Lye or Potash at 5c Anti-Germ Disinfectant, 1 quart, 40c; gallon 75 RUBBER GOODS In Great Variety Our Uit Fountains lth Lun heonettea in connection, are the handsomest, moat sanitary in Omaha. COME LLXt'H WITH I S. 'A little di fret-eat and better thaa elsewhere. mmm a ceonnELL mm go. Comer 16th tsi Ccdre Streets. I LOYAL C2UG CO., 207-209 R. 16th St CV.l HOG CO. Utb and Earney Sts. H&BYA20, 24th and Faroasn Streets. I i