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Mr HENRIETTA M. RKF.S.
Ot'AL. musical progress will be
L( I greatly atlmulated next year
t I by the new plana of the Tups-
which not only provide oppor
tunity for enlarging the mem-
beirnlp. bilt for greater musical activities
a well.
This club liaa grown from a aniall study
club, organised many year ago, to euch
proportion thnt It haa recently been dif
ficult to entertain it In private homes,
as haa always been the custom, and the
growth of Its membership haa hoen
seriously handicapped by tlila condition
oT affairs for the last frw yearn. At the
annnnt meeting last month the club de
cided to hold Its meeting hereafter at
the Hotel Fontehotle, which would afford
tha necnMiry room, and allow It to ex
pnnd and to hold a place of even ffreater
Important In the musical llfo of the city.
With thin end In view the constitution
as nm'-no'efl In ifnrd to membership
' as follows:
Momlwrshlo In this club shall br. of
four clanersr Student, active, executive
an I t un mtc.
Any vouim .otr.an who presents a
Pfitu:cate fron thr lyncher with whom
ah (s slu.lvln-;, may he elected ns stmlci.t
memir by the executive board; such
certificate mast be renewed cu"h year
for five years.
Active members shall be ll-nlted to
nvivlclana "arable of participation In the
club nji sicalen. and shall- he eiectea oy
the atlv inenilx rshlp committee.
Kvetitlve emliert shall be composed
Of fornter officers end former setive
inemhnra, and shall be plot-tut by the
ixecuitv v board.
eoclete members shall be entitled to
all the prtvlleKes of the club, snd shall
ho elected t,v the executive board.
It shall be the duty of the stnOent mem
bership to provide one progrrm a yenr.
it nhnll 1 the d'lty of actlv-o mcmlcr
to it on the ciub programs.
The enruol dues of student rnennhnrg
Shall be tl. uctlvo members K, executive
and associate members IH, due and pay
elile on or before Juno 1. Failure .'o
comply alth the above forfeits member
ship. Tha new student membership afford
opportunity for many who are studying
but who do not feel quite qualified for
active membership, to enjoy tha privileges
of the club, ut both regular meetings and
artist recitals. They will be enabled to
hear many program of good muslo for
tlx nominal price of their dues, and
they mar learn to become good listener
co-ordinately with their study to become
good performers. It will be an advantage
to the club to have their enthusiasm and
support, and perhaps many of them may
develop Into the active members of the
future.
The laat week a Mtcr haa been sent
to every active memler, calling atten
tion to the r vised membership and ask
ing them to signify whether they wish
to remain active and ready to take part
upon the programs of tue club, or whether
they wixh to become executive member.
This class of membership I made up
entirely out of the present membership
of the club and I merely those who
have been active, who no longer wish
to be called upon for active musical
work. ,
Th associate membership, aa before,
wilt ennsift of a body of muslo lover
ho lend their support and who are
privileged to attend and enjoy,
Tho program committee announces five
regular meetings with program of ac
tive membership talent, one ef student
membership talent, and three artist re
citals, to be announced later.
All of the meeting but the artist r
vitals wl:l be held at the Hotel Fonte
nelle at l;W in the afternoon of the first
Tucsilny cf every month. The artist re
citals will probably be held In soma
thiaier where suitable setting snd W
eeminodatlon can b o .'Jned.
Tor many years the programs ef this
club have bcn noted for their excellence,
and it is safo to . predlit that those of
the cotiilim season will maintain the
Standards previously set. The club not
only alms to present visiting artists but
also to enturae and afford a bearing
, for. many of Its talented members. The
new pun provide . for a greater and
jpmre powerful club, and the poaslhllltle
before it r manifold.
The women of the St. 'Mary's Avenue
; Congregational church gave up their May
'party tn order to. present Mr. and Mrs.
Thorns J. Kelly In song recital this
month. ; For various reasons they have
row postponed the recital until the first
f next season and, according to the
present plan. It will be given lU fliat
.part of September. .. , .
YOUNG OMAHA STUDENT MAKING
MUCH PROGRESS.
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man
amply aetlefar-tory, and which Juatlfy tha
labor expended.
Charles Vllllera Stan ford. Irelnnd'a
greatest composer, will visit this country.
sailing ror America May 8. to be the Hon
of the Norfolk (Conn.) muslo festival.
.
Eastern critic are commenting nimn
th enthusiasm displayed recently by tha
general musical public for the orchestral
composition of Fran Usit. Tha Boa-
ton Symphony orchestra gave two per
formance of the Fauat Symphony, with
uth gratifying result that two more
were given, which brought out the hie.
gct crowd and greatest enthusiasm of
the entire season.
rtehearaal have begun In Los Angeles
or tse Biaave production of "Fairy
land." the prise American grand
3pera by Horatio I'arkcr. the premier
if which ill be. under the auapues of
ialie American Uteru association, July I.
AUre.1 . ittrts. for thirteen yeara von
ttnetor of the Xctrrpolitnn Opera com
! rany, vrttl tarct. Th prima donna role
ft lloeumund will be taxeit l.y Marcella
'raft, a star of the Metrooliun org an I
iatlon. and AlUrt Helu. herole tenor of
the aatike force, will sing the part of
Itibln. William Wade !linhaw. tmri-
7oi.c, will sing the role of Auburn, anj
other w.rs of fhut magnitude will be en-
. gad for the remaining leading roles.
; Albcrtina Itaaelt. ballenlna of the Metra
Ionian, will lead the ballets, which will
, U separate from the chorus of eighty. A
teature of the chorus I that it will be
iti.ipoecd largely of soloists, the leading
concett singers and choir soloists of
tottVro California having rushed to
oln. The Loa Angeles Symphony orvhea
tra. augumeoted, will be used. The stag
. uliectlon will be done by Louie Gott.
llk. a ho has proluced twnty-ven
otras. A skilled veteran is needtd for
mu tk, aa there are wonderful lighting
fleet tn the change from the realities
to the land of fairies.
ivr.y Grainger, the Australia- pianist
and Miiwt who has made audi a auo-
this year la New Tors. u knowB
not only for his plaiil.m. but also as
a compoMr. ll ,, wrllUa uiuskl st-t-Uiitie
for many of the HritUh folk songs,
of which 'I'm tfevmleen t ome Bunday."
. for nixed chorus, is a quaint ballad with
much old Kngll.h flavor. "Molly un th
hore." for v(.jlln and piano Is cin Irish
reel, requiring considerable dexUrlty upog
the Vklin..and of etrongiy maiked
, rr.vti.m.' In the "Irish Tune From County
JVrby," .f r piano, Mr. Urglnger run th
u.euy through th voice so that
.:tin lii.te n each thord U to stand
louder than ths rt la his har-Jo.-aUinc,
ilr Oralng.-r ham shown trj
reard fur tl. spirit ef th folk song.
i t,e-jii,t ov,u,a4B4 Jn any way with
i.ioJertiiam, yt at the same tin,, fc,
kivB eaa a, baegground thai as
Maaleal Notes.
The Clef club will resume the t. A
motif, and hold an Informal dinner at the
tyai noiei vveanestlay evening, May 19.
Miss Kdlth Martin of th InternatlonnJ
Lyceum bureau returned Inst week from
a successful biiHlness trip and this week
left upon another which will take her
to many of the principal cities of the
south and middle west.
A piano recital will bo given by the
Junior and intermediate pupils of" Mr.
mi Mr. August hi. Horgluin nt the
Ki-hmoller Mueller auditorium, 1313 Far
ham street, Knturday evening May 2! nt
o'clock. The pronram will he bv
I.leanor ftinlth, Krncat Hchumsnn, Per
narti HaniKlien, Kllxubeth 1'affenrath,
atttlle Anderson, Ueorce Paul HorKlum,
John Clarh, Donna Mclonuld. Joeephlim
L'l?t,,rr:w 1 ''", Bmlth, Joan I'almer,
Lllssheth Austin, Louise Ciarke, Ann
Axteli, May Hamilton and Esther Allen.
Jean P. Tuf field announce a recital
by member of his pano class to i
alven at Crelghton auditorium. Twenty
fifth and Cnllfomla street, Bunday after
noon May si at 4 o'clock. A program of
flanalcul and modern number will be
? "i JMi" tlreen, soprano, and
l.oyl. yn"- br"one, punlls of Mr and
Mrs. Thomas J. Kellv. will assist. Th
musical public 1 cordlnlly Invited. "
On next Thursday evening. May M.
Mine, trances Waetens will present the
following pupils In a piano recital In the
auditorium of the Metropolitan hall, S:l
i-,'!T,',?.,r,'!t :,S P- nu: Wl Myrtle
Held, Mia kdlth Miller, Mlsa Ito.-llne
Oohlenhorir, Miss Madeline Kcott, Mis
liasel Cook Yetser, Miss Minnie Fried
man, MIm Allegra Fiiller, Molar Samuel
Stern, asslatcd by Olsa Kltiier, Omaha's
violin pro.ilgy' Mrs. II. 1". Hyson, vocal
I'Uinl of MIms Evelyn Hopper; Miss Ruth
(ladies, pupil of N. K. Hieed. reading;
Mine ICIIxabeth trnderwood, accompanlat.
The public Is cordially Invited to attend
TxHilse Janaen Wylle will present the
following pupil In recital Thursday eve
lilnu. May 3t. at the Schnioller A Mueller
auditorium, 1HI1 Fnrnam street: Ml us
Kthel nraons. Miss Geneva Sautter, Miss
Uretta Hi hell el, MU Ada bewell. Mlsr
lormi Jackscn, Mrs. F. lewell. Mr, it
H I'.adnlnkv. Mlsa Nora Neal an.i xti..
tillve Seymour, accompantsta. S i he pub
lic Is cordially Invited.
k just Natural
To -Admire Babies
V
Our altrustle nature Impel lov for the
cooing lorint. And at tha cams time
'.t subJiKJof r.iothcrhood la ever btfert
u. T 1 now what to do that will a. 1. 1
to the 1 hyilcal eorr.foit of expeotat:!
motherhood la a subject that has tatri
.td most women of all times. On o
th rai helpful thine Is aa xteri..t
'.odomliuil application sold In most drut
itore u.t(!er te na u. a of "Hothcr'r
."rlend." V' have known so many granrt
tooUier. who lit their younger day.
re'.led upon this remsdy, and who recoui
tnead It to their own daughter that 1.
rirUlnly must b what It nam Ir.dl
stea They have used It for Its direct
U.fluene upon th tnuaclea. cords, Hgi
nent and tendon g It alma to affori
relief from trie strain and pain so often
unnecessarily sever during th period o:
expectancy.
Bvery womaa should mention "Motht r't
rrland" when tha stork Is tha subject o.
conversation. An Interesting little booK
1 mailed fro upon application to Tv-al-fifld
Kegulator Co., 4U& Lamar llldn.,
AiUnta, (iw. It refer to nny thin
tbst women Ilk to read about
Cat or reoonmend a bottle of "aforjvert
mead" to-day aud writ lug tba book.
Does She Graduate Tliis Year?
Never before in the history of this store have we of
fered such beautiful materials for graduation gowns at
purh surprisingly low prices. You can have an exquisite
dress pattern nt very small cost if you take advantage of
Monday's sales.
Lace Organdiei and Novelty Embroideries are by
far the most popular for beautiful summer gowns 'for
any occasion and Monday's sale offers rare bargain?.
1K-lnch OrKnille Flcmnrinjra, 50c value at, yard i-SB
42-lnrli Organdie Flouncing. $1.25 Taluen at, yacl 50?
18 to 27-ln. Novelty 'Knibroldcrlcn The very hlghent ;rle antl
most elegant novelty fJouncinpg offered on the market this season;
exquisite new pattern on 8wigg, Mulls. Organdie and Handker
chief cloth, exceptional bargain Monday at, yard 08
Kmnrolderwl HounrlDg 4,r.-ln. wide; at, yard 25c
Voile Flouncing 18-1pj to 4 5-ln. wide, at, yard....! to 30
Fine Swiss iwd ' Xainwook Edges and Inserting Special at per
rri....; 7. oe, 10r. 12c to 10c
Val. Laws, yd.. .2V4C "d 5c enice lace, yd...5C to 25c
IH-ln. to 27-ln. Lace? Flouncing at. yard. . -23c. 55c ! 70C
t'ltiny Lnoe 5c, 7C. 1()C Oriental Flouncing 40c. 08c
LUasL-
331
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Men's and Young
Men's GenuinePalm
Beach Suits, dj.f
Monday at. . .y
With Ever' Spring Suit
Purchased No Matter
What the Price.
If you don't want the Spring
Suit bring In a friend who doe
we'll sell you the Palm
Beach at $1.00 on his purchase.
Alterations on both suits made
free of coat.
A Wonderful Clearance of All Broken Lines
and Odd Pieces of Silks at Little Prices
If you want to make a substantial saving on price of ma
terials for that new dress, don't miss this sale.
Over 3.CC0 yds. of Beautiful Summer Dress Silks, all W
ins. wide and up to $1.50 yard values, including fine
Printed Pongees. Satin Striped Tub Silks, White .lap
Silks with embroidered and printed novelty designs, fine
Silk Crepe de Lue, fine Foulards. Chiffon Dress Taffeta,
extra heavy Silk Shirtings, etc., in two lots,' 68, 88
All-Silk Satin Messaline, All-Silk Crepe de Chine,
uG-in. Tub Silks and, Silk Canton" Crepes, Moire, Pop
Crepes, ideal fabrics for lin, etc., plain colors and
summer dress or waist, 59c, fancies, to 40-in. wide, reg-
values, on sale Monday, at, ular $1.75 and $2.00 yard
yard- .... ..... ,38 values, at, yard 95f
Black Chiffon Dress Taffetas and Satin Mealines, 'full
36-in.-wide, two very special values Monthly, yard fi8(?
In White Goods & Linen Section
White Seed Voile, Rice Cloth and Flaxon
Checks, all 35c fabrics, 32 to 40 ins. wide,
on sale Monday at, yard 22 M:?
White Callais (Imported), 40-in. Ivory
White Voile, wide tape selvedge, worth
3!c, on pale at, yard 25
White Gabardine, 3fi inches wide, soft satin
finish, the newest of suitings and skirt fab
rics, at 45
While ropliii, highly finished, permanent luster,
36 Inches wide, splendid medium weight suiting;
ner yard
White Madia for tailored waists and skirtings, 32
Inches wide, excellent patterns, yard 15C
White Fit-nth Lawn, organdie finish, 45 Inches
wide, 50c Quality, yard 25C
Whlto 1'llsse Crepe, the popular underwear fabric,
31 Inches wide, regular 18c quality, yard. -lSVic
White Fmhroldered Voile, beautiful color designs,
to to 40-ln. fabrics, worth $1.25; at, yard. . -85c
White Suiting Linen, French fabric, soft finish,
round thread; this 46-Inch, $1.25 quality. .
Monday Special $5
Trimmed Hats, $1.00
We will place on sale for Monday
only about 300 Trimmed Hats,
every one a beauty and worth
$5.00. Plenty of blacks, light col
ors also. Come early and choose,
while assortments are at the best.
Only Ono to a Customer.
Men's Wash Ties
Mercerized and silk finished
stripes, polkadots, etc., up
to ,35c values, on sale in Fur
nishing Goods der tnj
partment at L&zQ
Boys' Straw Hats
To 35c values, good colors
and shapes, just the thing
for everyday wear, on sale
in 1 Lit department r
Mondav at IOC
Drugs and Toilet Specials for Monday
2Bo bar Pur Castll Boap
60c iJaKjett and Ram
dell's Cream 30
$I.R0 I.e Trefle or Aaure,,
Powder 6o
50o Powder de Rlx....9o
D'Jer KIs Pace Powder
for , eSo
60c bottle I,lly, Violet or
itns Toilet Water... B5o
Four 10c bara Peroxide
rioup for 85o
Five lOo rolla Crepe Toilet
Peper ..S5o
10c bar Jap Hose Soap..6o
10c-16c Moap. in assorted
lot, at t for ISO
He pkfr. Tarlne Moth Pads
for loo
t6o Tl for Sor Peet..80o
2F.C Snl Hepatlca 190
2fo Mentholatum ISO
16o-26o Talcum In on lot
of I for 89o
for in
!5o Tooth Brushes for 10
76o Jar Pompelan Has.
saga. Cream for 60o
80o Jar Pompelan Nla-ht
Cream dftg
Lee Shampoo, for the
hair aso
II. 00 bottle Jardln d Ma
rie Toilet Water 7So
20c bottle Lysol io
U&c Tube Spearmint Tooth
Past 10o
Tar Baca, for furs,
at Boo, 600, 700
11.00 Ideal Hair Brushes
for 790
11.60 Hot Water . Bottle.
red 8c
$1.60 Fountain Syrlngea.SSo
too Rouge de Luxe. . . .S3o
Pretty Rags & Draperies
35c Hemstitched Voiles, 40 in. wide, all colors,
t 23 He
15c Drapery Sllkollnes, yard 12 Ho
45-in. Colored Madras, to $1.26 yard lues, all
colors, yard e)c
10-in. Voiles, plain centers with colored borders;
4 0c yard values, at. yard aoo
Pretty Itugs and Draperies are certaJnly great
essentials to making Home Beautiful. The spring
lines here are not only fully up to our high stand
ard quality, but are unusually varied. . .
Ills Having Offered Monday.
116.00 Seamless urussel Rugs, 9x12 sire, special
Monday tUO.e
$20.00 Seamless Velvet Rugs, 8x12 slxe. special.
14.P
$25.00 Axminster Rugs, 9x12 size, all colors, on
t 17.5o
Bigclow's Bagdad Wilton Rugs, $50.00 values
9x12 site, at $l2.5u
Same, 8-3x10-6 nixe. at t37.30
$16.60 Seamless Wilton Rugs, 6x9 size, on sale,
at (12.50
Best Quality Grass Rugs, brown or green lust
the thing or porch or summer cottage
8x10 size, at .BO
6x9 cixe, nt 91.50
4-8x7-6 Blue at ,..a.73
75c Linoleums. 13 ft. wide, big line of patterns,
best made 0!ic
Let us measure your house for Shades. ' All
work and quality materials guaranteed.
Al.Ii l.Mlt)HTKl) LACK ClUTAIXS
8 1-3 I'er Out lHttcount Monday
A splendid line for selection. Regular prices
from $5.00 to $30.00 pair.
4 9c Drapery Madras. 36 In. wide, cream, with
dainty patterns, yard hoc
36-ln. Cretones. all colors; to 39c values, Monday,
at, yard kc .,,,1
till $t CLs
Charming Garment Modes That
Will Compel Admiration at Pric
ings That Will Create Quick De
sire for Possession. See These.
Silk Suits, made to sell at $45 up to $65, in Silk Failles; fine
Taffetas, Shantungs, etc., elegant new modes.' inst (." of
them in the lot,' Monday ....'... .', . . . .$35.00
Tailored Suits, made to sell at $25 and $29.50, in Silk Pop
lins, Wool Toplins. Check Suitinire and Sersres. in tliA sp:
son's newest styles and colorings, choice ....... .'$13.50
Pongee Silk Dresses, artistic
new designs, many , with
beautiful Georgette1 '.Waists,
choice values in our Monday
Sale at S19.50
i
Beautiful Summer Dresses, a
wonderful showing, of charm
ing distinctive styles, ,in all
popular fabrics, $5, $7.50.
$10.00 to ........ .S19.50
New Silk Skirts .... . .3.95, $5.00, $0.50 to $12.50
Assortments are so broad that preference alone wilj guide
your selection; exceptional values Monday. ' ' ,'
New Outing and Wash Dress Skirts $1.95 up to $5.00
A Bevy of Charming Waist Styles, in Lingeries,, Laces,
Georgette Crepes, etc., etc. When we say a thousand beau
tiful styles, the exaggeration is very slight .You -can't
help but find a design to ' please,' at, $1.95, $2.95
"P to S12.50
MONDAY MORNING EXTRA SPECIAL
Children's Summer Dresses, regular $1.00 values, in all
sizes 2 to H years, choice 49
Women's House Dresses, made 'to sell at fcl.OO and iiw
all sizes, good colors, choice 59i
Long Crepe Kimonos, made to sell at $2.00 and $2.50, good
assortment to choose from, at $1.19
Large Women Will Appreciate the Big Asortmenta of
Extra Sire Apparel for Selection. Suits, Dresses, Waists,
Skirts in broad assortment of most desirable styles 'and
fabrics Try Hayden's First.
Mosquito Netting, Colors White I
or Green, on Sale Monday in Oar Domm
estic Room, Bolt of 8 Yards for 39c
White Cambric, mill lengths of 10 to 12 c grades
nt 6'
Apron Ginghams, fast color, indigo and white
checks 4V
Shirting Percales, standard 36-in. all good styles,
pr yrd io
Curtain Etamlne and Casement Cloth, 15c quality,
per yard jqj
Voile, Batiste, Crepe and Swiss Novelty Printed
Wash Goods, 15c and 18c values, yard. . . . JO
Towels, large size Huck or Teny Clotb, I2i4c
values, each 10?
Poplin, high luster mercerized. 25c quality, in col
ors; at. yard
4 0-ln. White Lawn, sheer fine quality, worth 19c:
at, per yard lStta
40-ln Novelty Printed Dress Voiles "seconds1 of
the 25c quality, yard
SG-ln. White Shrunk Sultins-. th. ih.i ri..i. r
faults. sklrtM. middy blouses, etc.; yard . . . . 12 ',4
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China and Glassware Specials
4t.tl TT1W1.. Un,l..,
YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THESE
12-Pieco Glass Table Sets Consisting of 6
star-cut sherbets and G star-cut bell-shape
tumblers, a regular $2.75 value, Monday
for . ...
Flint Blown Water CI; regular 60odoTn q'ual
ity, at, dozen qa
fwoTreratte ;oO
- v.. ... i
FXEE FREE
Dress Skirts Made to Measure
Perfection of fit and quality of work
manship guaranteed. Not one cent of
charge for making. '
The only cost "to you the materials used.
, ,-We're making this offer in order to close
all Odd Pieces and discontinued lines of
Spring fabrics in quick order. Ask about
these Skirts Monday in Dress Goods Dept.
Monday Specials in the
Women's Underwear Section
Gowns worth to $2.50; In crepes, fine cambric
and nainsooks, all styles, all beautifully trimmed;
In two- big lots ejg and goj
Women's Ile Vets Made to sell to 25c. 12
ciais" SultoLisle 0r cotton; two spf
Chlldrart .Mn.ua DraV-eVpVettltrimmedS
sixes ; 1
Hnnsalow Aprons To $1.00 values, fitted or
verslble an nt gnL
Cbillren'a Aprona Good quality glugSams. ati
BiM ' 25
$17.50 Gas Range, mil size 18-inch 0.n and
Broil' r, Special 'o Close Oat Monday, at
!!
ij
JO
oata maim auxins lixowiu
$12.95
14.00 Oaa fetnn,
faU sUs, 18-inoU
, wllkfit
broUr, polal to
clos eni, Mosdsy,
....... .10.
Small OsrlaBd"
tl lUnges S10.60
and 18.50
"OsrUad" Low
Oven Kjigr. 11
inch oven. flS.00
and ... ...fclO.00
-Oarlsnd- 11 - h
oven rsjisss un
frotii S3&.00
s
40t? sulld briiiu linMtnn'
Ikmi nosala, siljustubl lo
any spray or ulk4 stream,
t .., B
tic "Fouiitsin" brass rum
lnn fouitiaina ....... 4
I .o 4.ras Houka I
no llrui lMoka . ...4
too Ul vatiUed hprll.kllnif
(ana 9ia
4&u lars alss avamlass sj.
vanlsvil rvlrlaerator tans.
at
loa Tunsa for family na,
at Its
Tun t-s&l. hravy SMlvsnlirU
, - 6a
e a-aJ. hravy srajvsnlssd
un cans
Any alss grmma finish
Srresn Ioors Cl.lt
Any ls oiled ri nlr.li
riiTB 1 toors $1.M
rifnsJI 1-burnsr Owns for
"II or ansohne stov . .as
II. Tl laxss 1-burnsr Ovrns
for oil or cajiulln stov.
at 11.3
-5i lark's 1-burncr Vurii
for oil or sasolln s'ov.
at , Sl.k)
130 Elwtrio Irons, f .ill v
wsrrantvd . II. S
3 0 Oss Irosa i 6
Quality Goods and a Saving of 25 to 50
Per Ct. Hayden's Make Prices for People
Our aJm has I l m.. .... '
Monday Is Oar Porch Furniture Day
Ilest heavy bolted adjustable up-
right porch awing. 4 passenger,
hard wood; on sale ....$5.50
4-foot Porch 8wlngs, chains, etc,
complete $3.00
Brown or green roll arm Porch
Hookers $3.J5
Folding Army Cots, the best
nade $2.50
Folding Chalra
Camp Sool. . . .25 and 50
All Cotton Mattreaaes, full su,
S4.95
Genuine layer felt Mattieaa
$5.50 and $6.50
Good heavy Spring, any aiie
at $2 50
Uraas Bed $10. $12 O.lsiS
Bolster Roll. anitary, worth ,
0B,y 05
Pillows, all slies; chicken, turke
and ioon, pair 85, $1.50
nd $3.50
t l ltXITl IUS Von THE IUUV
Baby Walkers S1.50
Nuraery Chairs $1 00
High Chalra $1.00
Toilet Seats that adjust on large
toilet seat $1.25
Sulkies, collapsible, folding han
dle, rubber tires $2 50
With hoods $3i50
One-motion collapsible Go-Carti,
rubber tires, hood $4.50
Large red Sleepers, wood wheels.
at $15 and $20
Child's Beds, drop sides, white or
gold leaf pattern, each. . .$5,50
Bring in'your old Go-Carts. We
re-lre them while you wait.
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wwii scousTTanr acraiaisktos. ! wt
tin lB b " t-c u uj k cuwe
PAY
been to tight all trusts,
combinations or assocls
tloiis to hold up th hi ah
cost of llvlns;.
1 lbs. Best Granulated
8uar 11.00
Make your own bread
It pays.
fl-lb. sack Beat High
Grade Ltainond H Flour
nothlns; finer for brea1,
plea or cakes, sack. ..fl.M
10 bars Lenox. Laundry
Queen, Best -Em All or
Liisinond U Sop a
T lb Beat Bulk Laundry
Search g5o
I lbs. Best Mixed Chtck
Starch 86o
I lb, whits or yellow
t-ornmeal 170
1 Iba. Pure Nw York
Buckwheat Hour . . . . Mo
Oil or Muatard
Bardinra
Th Best Domestic Maca
roni. Vermicelli or tips-
ghetL pka. TU
Jail cans Alaska Halinon.
t XOo
4 Iba Fancy Japan Itioe,
10c quality as,
E. C Oorn Klakea. pak.
Macliren's Peanut But-
,er- im
iu-s Bottles Worcester
Sauce, Purs Tomato Oa
aup. Pickles. assorted
kinds, or prepared Mus.
tard. bottle (Vie
Advo . JelL for dessert
?rc . V."wlV alvs used,
the jell that whips, per
pka yL
1 4 doa bokes Safety
Matches a
Pt or Carnatioa
Milk aa
4 rim Wa
orLlm eans 85o
Corn '". . ?t??y Bwet BuM"
i W'arlr June Peaa"?
eolld Packed Ton"atoeTi6o
8nnC?,.f,""l;et F,r'
Hreakfast or Gunpowder
Tea. special, lb 30
Tlie Heat Tea Klftlmts.
Per 10, 1IW
Uolden Santos Coffee, per
lb' IOC
v?.?r Jonrt carload of
2m V "c' . Pineapples
will be here for Monday
hale. We advise our cus
tomers to put up your
Pineapples this week.
JO slxe. Monday, each . . lOo
X'r do- l.iO
e slse. esch UUo
Per dos . l 40
Per case, any else la.-7a
3 large can solid packed
tomatoes 3
4 cans wax, strlns, greet.
or lima bans for 16c
Tall cans Alaska salmon.
st jo,
csn oil or mustard sar
dine for so
4 can fancy sweet us-Hr
corn Ssa
1 he best domestic macaro
ni, vermicelli or spaghetti.
Pkr ?o
4 lbs. fancy Japan rice 840
MacLaren'a peanut butler.
K. C. corn flakes, pk. 60
Fancy basket fired tincol
ored Japan. EnKlmli Break
fast or Gunpowder tea.
reru'ar 50c value. Mondav.
pound aa
Orape Nuts. pk;. .!!!loo
Kancy Queen olives, qt. S&c
1-lb. cns assorted soups,
st i,a
(iolden Santos coffee. In.
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