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THE OMAHA v SUNDAY BEE: DECEMBER 1
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Market ancT Industrial News of. the Day
LIVE STOCK
Omaha, No. JO.
Receipt! war Cattle. Hogs.
Official Monday ,...10.lt 10.441
Official Tuesday ....15,647 13,18$
Official Wednesday 1.171 17.111
Thursday Holiday.
Official Friday .... 1,484 11,711
Estimate Saturday.. 400 6.300
Total thla week.... 81.201 (8,083
Total last weak .... 51.9(6 40,771
Total 1 weeka ago. 64,514 62.67S
Total 1 weeka ago.. 61,60$ 39,651
This week year age 31.170 (0.704
1111
Sheep
14,146
14,411
11.656
(.711
il.iu
69,242
17 171
61,173
49,716
Cattle receipts were estimated at 400
head this morning or a supply of 39.200
head thli week. Trading on all grades was
nominal today. A good packing demand
, for the light recelpta naa held steer prices
on both the westerns and natives fully
steady with a eek ago. Best corn feds
this week reached 117.60. Butcher stock
closed on an average of SOo higher than
last weekwbeet grades selling at 19.000
13 60 and medium lota at 17.0008.60. Can.
ners sell at $5 2607.00. Feeders ruled
strong and 25jS0o higher on weighty
k kinds and strong on the common grades.
Quotations on Cattle Choice to prime
'beeves, 117.26 18.60; good to choice beeves
tIS.S0G17.OO: fair to good beeves, 113.25
'15.00; common to fair beevea. I9.0012.76j-
good - to cnoice yearungs io.uuf n.ou;
' .fair to good yearlings, 91 2.00 16.50; com
mon to fair yearlings, 88. 50lt.dC: choice
. to prime grass steers, (1517; fair to
good grass beeves, 813016: common to
fair grass beeves, 19.0012.50;' Mexican
beeves, 88 10; good to choice heifers,
l 00 12. 60: good to choice cows, 83.600
11. 1)0; fair to good cows, $6.607.60; com-
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LIBERTY BONDS
nd Other High Grade)
Investment .
Bought and Sold
MACK'S BOND HOUSE
1421 Firtt Nat'l Bank Bldg.
SKINNER
PACKING
COMPANY
POULTRY
1116 -1118 -Doudlas SC
Tel-DoucJIasfKI '."
moa to fair cows, 84.60 Q 8.60; prima feed
ers, 811.60O16 00; good to choice feeders,
8lt.00ll.6O; fair to good feeders, 88.600
1.60; common to fair feeders. 46.6096.60;
good to choice stockers, 11 26810.25;
stock heifers I6.00Q7.15; stock cows. 86 00
Gt.iS; stock calves. $8.S0tfl.60; vesl
calves, 87.60011.60; bulls, stage, etc..
87!. -
Western rangers choice to .prime steers,
818017; fair to good beeves, 811016: com
mon to fair beeves, 8100012.60; Mexican
beeves, $1610.
Hogs There was a light run of hogs
here today estimated at 6.300 bead. Re
ceipts for the week are 8,000 more than
last week or about 68 000 head. Today'a
trade was very lively affair at an ad
vance of 10 20c over Friday's prices. Bulk
of the hogs sold at 817.2S1T.60 and tops
went to 817.60. Trade has been good all
week quality showing a gradual Improve.
meTt(, with good" butcher weights working
toward the top. I
Sheep There were no fresn arrivals In
the sheep barn this morning, receipts for
the week totaling 46,900 head. A little
weakneas was ahown In the fat lamb trade
the fore part of the week but the close
Is active at prices steady with last week's
close. Fat lambs are selling generally
from 814.26. to 814 80 with a quotable top
of 816. Feeder recelpta are light now but
demand has been good for the few coming.
Selling a trifle better than the close last
week, from 812.60 to 814. Sheep are gen
erally ateady with the decline ahown the
fore part of the week with ewes at 88!,
wethers $.60li.j5 and yearlings up to
810.76. .
Quotations on 'Sheer Lambs, good to
choice, 814.60O14. 86; lambs fair to good,
111. 0014. 60; lamb feeders, f 13. 50 14.00;
yearlings, good to choice, 1 10.76 14. 00;
yearlings, fair to good 84 0010.00; year
ling feeders. 810.00010.50; wethera, fat,
I9.00O10.2C; weather feeders, 88.50010.60;
ewes, good to choice, 88.6008.90: ewes,
fair to good, 7.00 8. 60; ewes fseders,
t6.50OT.60.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock Tarda, Omaha, for 24
hours ending st 3 p. m. yesterday: -
RECEIPTS CARLOADS. '
Cattle. Hogs.
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific 1
Union Pacific 13
C. A1 Mv W., east 16
C. N. W.. west 19
C, St, P,, M. & O , 8
C, B. A Q.,s east 4
C, B. A Q,, west 14
C, R. I. & P., eaat
C. R. L 4 V., west 1
Chicago Great Western , 4
Total receipts ........ II 80
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattla. Hogs.
Morris aV Co 1,191
Swift Co.: T88
Cudahy Packing Co..,.; . 1,674
Armour 4 Co 1,841
t. W. Murphy 618
Cudahy Broa Jt60
Cudahy, Sioux City. ...... 801 ....
Total 801 6,370
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Chicago live Stock.
Chicago, Nov. 30.-Cattle Receipts, t.,
000 head; compared with a week . ago.
choice and prime natives, steady; othera
and westerns unevenly 25c to 75c lower;
butcher cattle, mostly 60o to 75c lower;
canners, 60a lower; calves, ateady; beat
feeders, steady; medium and common
stockers, 60o to 76c. lower.
Hogs Receipts, 14,000 head; market
ateadi yto a shade lower than yesterday's
average; butchers, 817.60 17.80 light,
31C.7517.65; packing, 816.75O17.40;
throwouts, 316.0016.60; pigs, good to
choice, 813.5015.50.
Sheep and Eamba Receipts, 3.000 head;
compared with a week ago, fat lambs,
25c to 65o lower; good and choice declin
ing moat; sheep, yearlings and feeding
stock, steady to 25c lower. -. t
Kansas City Live Stock.
Kansas City, Mo., Not. 80-Cattle Re
ceipts, 800 head: market steady; steers,
317.60019.60; western, 810.0016.00;
cows, J5.0012.60; heifers. 37.0013.60;
stockers, 86.50 14.00 calves, 16.6013.50.
Hogs Receipts, 1,00 hear: market low
er; heavy, 316. 90017.66; butchera, 317.150
17.56; lights, 816.1017.60; pigs, 310.00
14.00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, none; nom
inally steady; lambs, 811.00 0 16.00; year
llnga, 310.6011.75; wethers, 81.00010.50;
wes, 88.001.00.
Sionx City Live Stock.
Sioux City, Nov. 10. Cattle Receipts,
100 head ; -tnarket steady; beef steers, 38.00
013.60; canners, 15.0006.00; stockers and
feeders, 37.0011.50; cows and heifers,
85.5009.50.
. Hogs Receipts, 6,000 head; market
steady to 16c higher; light, 316.90017.30;
mixed, I17.15lf.45; heavy, 117.0017.25;
bulk of sales, tl7.0017.30.
Kansas City Produce.
Kansas slity. Nor. 30. Butter and
Poultry Unchanged.
Eggs Firsts, 66o; seconds, 63c.
autUsaf
8M will start m fiWM
fetal la California, under en et-oporatif plan.
Tbtrs is us bnstneai of say Und that Is paring
toner fronts than hot raising tinder expert aua
stMMt As tush sa 10 set Brest ha been
sude in rti months under erainary fan conditions.
If you have idle auoey for tnfeMment (M6 sr
ere), lnnetta bogs under ear new pront-shertng
plan. No stack or land scheme. Writ today for
full particulars.
ASSOCIATED SWINE BMSKDEBfl. TNO,
109-311 Cracker Nattensl Bank Bldg.. ;
San rrandacs, CaL
GRAIN MARKET
Omaha, November 30.
TV heat receipt today, wea liberal with
88 cars.whlle those of other grains were
moderate, the corn run being 36 cars,
oats 37 cars, ry It cars and barley 6
cars. Recelpta of wheat a year ago were
23 cars, corn 26 cars and oats 48 cars.
Corn offerings wereln fair demand at
prices ranging from unchanged to 3o lower,
with the market generally at a decline.
Oats w.era He to lo off, vthe bulk sell
ing lc lower. Rye figures weVe lo to H4c
lower and barley unchanged.
Wheat waa firm. Some of the" No. f
hard brought He more than yesterday.
OMAHA' GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Week Tear
Receipts Today.
Ago.
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33
49
10
6
Ago
23
Wheat 88
Corn 33
Oats 37
Rye 16
Barley 6
Shipments
Wheat ,.....'..41 76
Corn 2 21
Oats ,....21 , 21
Rye 1
Earley
RECEIPTS IN OTHER MARKETS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago'
Kansas City ..
Minneapolis ,,
Duluth
Winnipeg ....
Corn No. 3
176 3
24 15
..434
1104
853
white: 1 car (new)
342
81.39
No. 3 white: 1 car (new), 31.38: 1 car
(old), 11.37. No. 4 white: 3 cars, (new),
31.37. No. 5 white: 1 car (old), 31.35.
Sample white: 1 car (old), 31.28. No. 1
yellow: 1 car (old), 31-40. No. 3 yel
low: 1 car (new), 31.43; 1 car (new),
11.42H; 3 cars (new), $1.41. No. 4 yellow:
3 cars (new), 31. 40: 6 2-5 cars (new),
31.38; 6 cars (old), $1.38. No. 6 yellow:
2 cars (new), 31.36; 1 car (old), 81.33.
No. 3 mixed: 1 car (new), 31.40. No. 4
mixed: 1 car (new), $1.40; 1 car (new),
8138; "2 cars (new), 3137; 1 car (two-line
haul, old), 31.37 1 car (old), 31.36. No.
3 mixed: 1 car (old), 81.35; 1 car (old),
31.3,3. No.-6 mixed: 1 cars (old), $1.33.
Sample mixed: 3-5 car (old), 81.28.1
1 Oats No. 3 white: 1 car, 69c: t cars,
68Hc. No. 4 white: 1 car, 48 He.
Rye No. 3: 1 car, $1.63. No. tt 1 ear,
81.63; 1 car.- $1.61.
Barley No. 1: 1 car, 61.01. No. 4i 1 ear,
80.
Wheat No. S hard: I cars, 11.17; I ears.
83.16; 1 ear, 33.16; 1 car 83.16; S care
(smutty), 31 14; 1 ear (smutty), 33.13. No.
3 hard: 1 car, ti ll; 1 car, 32.14; t cars.
81.13 It cars (smutty), 83.13; t cars
(smutty), t3.ll. No. 4 hard: 1 car, 32.12;
1 car, 33.11; 1 car (yellow), 32.10; 1 ear
(smutty), 33.10; 4 cars, 83.10; 1 car (smut
ty), 32.09; t cars (smutty), 13.08. No. t
hard: 1 car, 8310; 1 car (smutty), 33 07;
1 car (durum), 82-06; car (smutty), fl.9.
Sample hard: 1 car (smutty), $1.85. No.
1 northern spring: 1 ear, $2.19 1 car
(lntermountaln), $2.00. No. 2 northern
spring: 1 car, 32-1; 1 car, 82.15. No. 2
durum: 1 car (red), 82 08. No. 4 durum:
1 car (smutty), $2.03.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
v Chicago. Nov. 30 Profit taking on the
part of yesterday's buyers brought about
declines today in the corn market. Pricea
rallied quickly during a temporary re
moval of thla preaaure. When selling waa
renewed, however, the- downturns began
again. Opening quotations, which varied
from unchanged figures to c lower, with
December at 81.27 V and January at
31.28V to 31.28, were followed by
sharp setbacka all round.
Month-end and covering by ahorta led
subsequently to a notable bulge In the
November option, but actual business in
that dellveray was light. Pricea closed
unsettled, 3c net lower to 6V4o advance,
with December 31.27 to $1.27 Vi and Jan
uary 31.26H to 31.26 .
Oats reflected the weakness of corn.
Trade was fairly active. After opening
Vic off to Vfco up, with January at 72V4c
to 7254c, the market underwent a de
cided general sag.
Not much buying power waa evident
In the provision pit. Lard and ribs,
though, displayed some firmness, notwith
standing. No Important aetback took plac In the
late dealings.
Chicago closing prices, furnished The
Bee by Logan A Bryan, atock and grain
brokers 315 South Sixteenth street.
Art . Open. High. Low. Close.- iTes'y
Corn (
Nov. 1.88 1.38 1.33 - 1.38 1.82
Dec. 1.37V 1.28 1.26 1.27V4 128
Jan. 1.28 1.28 1.25 1.26 1.28ft
Feb. 1.29fc 1.21 1.26 1.27 Vi 1.23V
Oats
Nov. .774 .78 ,7T .77 .77
Deo. .78 .73 .73 .72 .78
Jan. .72 .72 .71 .7144 J2
Feb. .71 .72 .71 .71 .72
Pork
Nov 45.76
Jan. 46.61 46.65 46.61 46.85 46.45
Lard N
Nov. 45.7t 45.76
Jan. 26.02 26.12 26.02 26.06 26.06
Rlba
Nov. 26.00 26.10
Jan. 24.70 24.82 24.70 24.8224.70
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GRAIN JREVIEW. ,
Chicago, Nov. 80. Rural disinclination
to sell baa exercised a bullish lnflence
in the tcorn market thla week, and espe
cially ao after word that food relief for
Europe would ba organized on a broad
humanitarian baals. Compared with a
week ago, corn quotations this morning;
varied from o off to,8o higher, oata
ranged from o decline to 2c advance.
nd provisions showed gains of lOo to
At first, the fact that cold weather
pointed to larger receipts, had a decid
edly weakening effect on the corn mar
ket Announcement that Argentina corn
was being shlppped to Belgium and that
South Africa waa shipping heavily to Great
Britain, tended also to depress valuea
here, but waa. offset later by rumors
that speculative ahort selling of corn
might be put under official ban. Then
evidence began to develop that farmers
-'Were adopting a bold-backiollcy, and
the market yesterday awung upward In
earnest, with the trade taking apeclal note
of reports from Parla that help for food
distress In' Europe would ba furnlabed
In every possible way. '
Oata were governed mainly by the fac
tors that ruled eorn.
Upturns In provisions seemed dua to
a larga extent to the fact that shipments
were much In axceSs of -a year ago.
Chicago Prod nee,
Chicago; Nov. SO. Butter Market
higher; creahery, 5668e.
Eggs Receipts, 3,930 casea; market un
changed. Potato Lower; receipts, 68 cars;
Minnesota and Dakota, bulk 81.80O1 (0;
Minnesota and Dakota, sacks. 81.801.70;
Wisconsin and Michigan, bulk, 81.60
1.65; Wisconsin and Michigan, sacks, 81.65
.170. I
Poultry Alive, market higher; fowls
18V023c; springs, lac; turkeys, 26c
New Tork Cotton Futures.
New'' York," Nov. SO. Cotton futures
closed ateady; December, 26.65c; January,
25.40c; March, 24.45c; May, 24.05c; July,
23.J6C
Now Tork Stocks. .
New Tork. Nov. SO. Shippings fur
nished the only element of atrength at
the dull opening of today'a atock mar
leer.. Marine, preferred, and Atlantlo Gulf
gaining between 1 and !polnta. This
waa offset by further heaviness In mo-,
tors and oils. Studebaker and Mexican
Petroleum breaking almost 2 points each,
with fractional recessions In coppers.
Ralls ware dull and moderately lower, and
United Statee Steel yielded a large
fraction, while . Baldwin Locomotive
reacted -a point. ' Liberty 4th 4Hs con
tinued to sag, making ft new minimum of
.84. ' .
Stocks wars hesitant at the opening
of today's market, reacting quite generally
In the first -hour vth variable rallies
lat-r on the moderate Inquiry for rails.
Trading waa restrained pending expected
developments of the coming week at
Washington. Initial loaaes of 1 to I points
among stasia, coppers, motors and oils
were balanced by atrengthened ahlpplnga,
minor equipments and obscure apeclalttes.
The closing waa Irregular. Bale approxi
mated 100,000 aharea. Liberty bonds were
heavy, tha fourth 4 Ha establishing a, new
low record at 86.TI. r .
St.. Joseph Lira Stork.
St Joseph, Nov. 80. Cattle Receipt.
100 ead; market nominal; steers, 88.600
18.00',cows and heifers, 35.35O16.00;
calves, t.50O13.60.
Hogs Receipts. 5,600 head; market
higher; top. 317.76. bulk Of salea, 317.00O
1T.80. ' -
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OllfilllllllSl Broad Assortments and Low Cash Prices Make Holiday Shopping Here Both Pleasant and Profitable. OllllIO
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LIBERTY BONDS
Of anysue, at full market val
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Inquire at office.-
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WE WANT YOUR
PRODUCE
Fresh Dressed Poultry, fresh
Butter, Eggs, etc.,. Will pay cash
at market price day of delivery.
Toys, Dolls, Games-4tii Floor
Reductions on Women's Oute Apparel Not Ustal Before January or February
V!
Pleasing Assortments
of the
Most Up-to-date Styles
Greatly Reduced Prices on
, High Class
Suits
At half and even less than
half usual retail prices.
65 Elegant Suits
That sell regularly at $65 up
to $150,- in our December Sale
At Just Half Price
175 Beautiful Suits
That sold up to $59.
Big range of styles & P JF
colors. Cash Price . . C59 J
85 Stylish Suits
La most desirable colors and mate
rials. Suits that sold
up to $35. Our Cash
Price
$
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High Qualities That Insure
the Purcliascr Unbounded
satisfaction
A Special Cash Purchase of
250 Glassy
'resses
Three
Special Groups
Handsome Winter Coats
Valuea we are confident you'llfind unequalled elsewhere.
SEE THEM EARLY. x
Coats
SELECT YOUR FURS FOR
GIFTS
You'll find just .what you want
here at saving cash prices.
Worth $65 and $75.
Big assortment.
Many
Fur -trimmed.
'50
Coats
Worth $50 and $55.
In most popular cloths
and pat
terns. Our,
Cash
Price .
Coats
Worth to $39
Newest styles and most
desirable
colors.
Our Cash
Price ....
'25
At every-price you'll find the assortments most satisfactory and
the values truly extraordinary. Make your selections as early
as possible before assortments are depleted.
In big assortment of the new
est designs, for street, after
noon and evening wear, in the
j season's most popular -mate
rials anjl colorings. Matchless
values. "In our
December Sale, P
Cash Price ......
OTHER GROUPS OF BEAUTIFUL
DRESSES PRICED IN THE DE-
35
r-BER SALE 'AT REDUCTIONS
CF
1-3 to 1-2
From the regular retail prices. See
'these splendid bargains early, as
they cannot last long at our sale
prices. ' v
THOUSANDS OF DAINTY
NEW BLOUSES
A.t prices that make selection jeasy
At every -cash price you'll find values
superior.
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1 Matfuf acturer's Sample'Line A'afiim SJii now sS About Half 'Price i
High Quality and Low Prices Combine to Interest
Buyers in This December Sale of -
Comfortables, Auto Robes, Bath Robe
Blankets, Indian Blankets, Infants'
Blanket Robes,
Ford Radiator
Covers .
Annex Sales Boom,
Main Floor.
Astrachan Auto Robes Rubber
Lined. Cash Price, ea.$9.95
Ford Radiator Covers Felt in
terlined, leatherette. Cash Price,
each S2.95
Indian Blankets All wool, dis
tinctive tribal designs. Cash
Price, each $7.75
Indian Blankets Beacon, wool
nap grade. Cash Price, at
each I... 85.75
Bath Robe Blankets, Cord and
Frog -Cash Price, ea...S3.95
Wool Filled Comfortables Silk,
mull and silkollne cover. Cash
Price, each S6.50
Cotton Filled Comfortables
Silkollne covered. Cash Price, at
each 1 83.25
Beacon Wool Nap Jacqnard Com
fortables Cash Price.. ..84.95
Infants' Blankets White Cotton,
singles. Cash Price, each..25
White Cotton Blankets -beo
slza, Cash Price, pair. .81.75
White Cotton Blankets-11-4 size
Cash Price, pair 2.50
Gray Cotton Blantets For sin
gle beds or cots. Cash Price
W pair ......81.25
Tan Wool Nap Blankets 11-
size, pair ...83.75
riaid Wool Nap Blankets 68x8f
;ize, gray plaids. Cash Price, per
pair 85.4E
Gray Wool Mixed Blankets
68x80 size, Cash Price, per
pair , $7.75
Gray Wool Mixed Plaid Blankets
68x80 size. Cash Price, per
pair 88.95
Plaid All Wool Auto Robes.
Cash Price, each 86.75
Plush Anto Robes Tan only
each ....T..,. 85.00
DECEMBER SALE OF
Brass Beds, Springs and Matresses
Spot cash buying secured Us the prices
and we're giving our customers the full
benefit of. the savings. We invite com
parison of quality of our offering. We
are confident of the results.
$25.00 Brass Beds Tw-inch posts, at
only : $19.50
$35.00 Brass Beds Two-inch continuous
post, at : ".$22.50
$45 Heavy Brass Beds In this sale, at x
only $29.50
Two-Inch Post Vernis Martin
Beds Thick fillers, only $9.50
$18 Vernis Martin Beds In this
sale $14.50
Good Link Fabric Springs In
this sale, only... $5. 50 and $5
Best Double Deck Coil Springs
$17 value, only $10.00
Best Sanitary Conch $7.00
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Good Coil Springs $10.00 value,
only $7.50
Children's White Beds Drop
sides $8.00
Good Sanitary Couch $6.00
Genuine Felt Mattress...$12.00
Combination Mattress. .$ 7.50
Snow Ball Felt Mattress At
only $16.50
CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES
Electric Table lamps and Shade Complete 84.00
Alakogany Smoking Cabinets Only 85.50
l'rlscilla Sewing Cabinets Mahogany 85.50
Martha Washington Sewing Cabinets 812.50
White Basslnetts On wheels 84.50
Tea Wagons I Fern Stands
Pedestals Cedar Chests
Footstools I Floor lamps
IF IN DOUBT GIVE HER A
Carpet Sleeper far Christmas
And Save Her Time
and Energy for
Better Work
We handle BisselTs Bali-Bearing Sweepers The best on the market;
specially priced 'at Our Cash Prices of t $3.75 and $4.25
Other Good Makes Sweepers Our Cash I BisselTs Combination Vacuum Cleaner and
Price $2.75 Sweeper At only. .'.$8.50 and SI 0.50
We Have a Fine .
Assortment of
SMALL RUGS
in Various Sizes
Best Worsted Wiltons
36x63 in., for.... 810.50
Best Worsted Wiltons
27x54 in., tor.... $. 7.00
Smith Axmlnsters 27x54
In., tor.. m.. .84.00
Smith Tehets 27x54 in.,
tor ...82.75
Prepare for snow and also
' slushy weather with a
COCOANUT
FIBRE DOOR
MAT
Guaranteed Dirt
Remover
All sizes from 14x23
ijiches at ......... 85
To 29x47 in,, af $6.75
' Saving Cash Prices on Holiday
Hardware, House Furnishings
- House- -Furnishing
Department
JO.
2
uix.225
83.25
81.50
Nickel-Plated Casseroles Our Special Cash Price.
Six-Pound Electric Iron With cord. Cash Price. . .
TwPntr.Vnnr.Piinnfl Kfimllv Knnln Dm PooV, dIm
Family Size Food Chopper Our Special Cash Price 81.25
Lunch Kits With thermos bottle. Our Cash Price ..$3.65
1-Quart Aluminum Kice or Cereal Cooker-jCash Price 81.69
fcight-Cup Aluminum Percolator Our Cash Price... ...81.98
Gem Safety Razors Our Special Cash Price 89
Family Meat San Our Special Cash'Price 65
Vacuum Hand M asker Our Special Cash Price 75J
Folding Wringer Bench Our Special Cash Price 82.35
Folding Ironing Hoard Our Special Cash Price 81.50
Headquarters for Heating Stoves and Ranges
awn vuui nenwrs aii sizes ana
Six Hole Banco With 18-inch
oven. Cash Price....... 837.00
Six-Hole Bange With 16-inch
oven 852.00
Combination Coal and Gas Range
-Cash Price 887 00
Cabinet Gas Range With Oven
and broiler. Cash Price. .845.00
Four-Hole Gas Stove With
;18-inch oven. Our Cash Price
,1-only . 830.00
prices up from 89.00
Two-Hole Oil Stoves Our Cash
Price 814.00
Three-Hole Oil Stoves Our Cash
Price 817.50
Oil Heaters Our Special Cash
Price up from "..85.45
One-Hole Ovens For gas or coal
stoves. Cash Price ..81.95
Ewo-Hole Ovens For gas or oil
stows. Cash Price 83.25
m Read the Big Special December Holiday Cash Grocery Sale for Mondays-Quality Goodr and the Lowest Cash Prices 1
5?3 Dim Tint MR KPKnl nKTtru- v irBri i,.n. p... 11. . T. " ... . .
READ THK BIO SPECIAL DECEJI
SALE FOB MONDAY.
Quality Uoada and the Low Cash
Price.
41-lb. Backs Beit High Grade Diamond
. H Flour $2.15
14-lb. Sacks Beit High Grade Diamond
' H Flour $1.39
- It Bars Swift's Pride Laundry soap.38e
I lea But White or v Yellow Corn
meal .....t8e
( Iks. Beet Barley Flour 30c
o. I cans Solid-Packed Tomatoes.. 14e
No. 1 cans. Fancy Sweet Sugar
Corn 16Hc
No. cans Early June Feai 14c
22-ounce Jar Pure Apple Butter... 23c
ls-ounce cans Condensed MIlk...,14r
(-ounce cans Condensed Milk 6H
Large Bottles Assorted Pickles fit
Fancy Japan Rice, per lb li'M
Tall earn Alaska Pink Salmon rt3e
Tall cans Fancy Red Salmon 28c
The Best Hand-Picked,- Navy Beans
pound- 7. 12W
Washington Crisp Corn Flakes, pkjr ..9e
Grape Nuts, pkg 12e
Omaha's Greatest Dried Fruit and
Not Depnrtmriit.
Cholcs" California Muscatel Cooking
Raisins, lb 16c
'Jnolc California Prurea mi lb.. ..IOc
i''ancy Santa Clara Prunes, lb ISO
.'ancy California Seedless Raisins, lb.ISc
i-'ancy pitted Prunes, per lb,.......lfte
ancy Bartlett Pears, lb 20e
b'ancy Evp. Apples, lb .......tOe
fancy Seeded Kaislns, pkg lue
The Finest Line of New Dried Fruits
In the City.
OMAHA'S GREATEST TEA AND
COFFEE MARKET.
Fancy Golden Santoe Coffee, per Ib.JSr
Fancy Marlralbo Blend 'It has the
- Fla' i), lb ......25c (
Futicy Pwto KUo blend (well known
lor its high quality ana ricn ooay).
per lb ...21a
Three lbs. for ..$1.00
Our Well Known Mocha and Java
Blend, a Coffee that cannot be
equalled for the price or quality,
per lb 331-30
The Best Tea Slftlngs, lb t!ie
Breakfast Cocoa, per lb... 25e
Omaha's Geratfst Vegetable Market.
Cash and (airy enable as to give
yon every benefit by eliminating
the high rest of drUrery.
HO It Pays-TRY HAYDEN'S' FIRST It Pays 01
rresn uoumern onailols, crrotS Or
Radishes, large bunches 5c
3 Heads Fresh Leaf Letuce.....,..10e
Fancy Head Lettuce, head livie
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb,. lee
3 8talks Fresh Michigan Celery.... 16c
t large Green Peppers 5e
Beets, Carrots, Parsnips, Turnips or
Rutabagas, per lb t'Ac
Fancy Wax or Green Beans lb.,..12c
Anything you want In the vegetable
line if It's on the market we have It
I .rape Fruit Special Monday, each. 6e
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