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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1920)
VS -.v-.. 10 A THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 24, 1920. I MHMHHMWMOT I I Mm HHWWW1III nil HUM . I , BML m W" in n I '1 'B' I " . 1 H H ITTM'n THITinrTT t' TTTTTr.TT 'llTImTniTiTlnliillliTTiITTTi II I 1'IHl mTH H' T n TT IT H T I'TmmHTTn i gn-,, jiiiiHiisifflhiii !iiimiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiii)iiiii!iiiiiiii! iiiMiiiiiimiiiiiiii)'iii!ii!iiiiiim)if Orphan Taggers Send Out S.O.S. for Fresh Supplies h r Early lorning Crowds Buy Thousands of Tags, While Presses Are Ordered to Turn Out More. Before 9 a. . m. yesterday St. lames Orphanage "taggers" work ing 1n the downtown districts were sending S.v O. S. calls to headquar ters for more tags. Messengers were hurried to the residential districts in an effort to get unsold tags from workers there and a hurry order was sent to the printer to prepare, more tags. At 8 a. m. workers at the railway stations were out of tags and were sending for more. In less than an hour they sold 800 tags allottted to railway stations. . . 50,000 Are Sold. By noon from early indications, those in charge of the orphanage tag day drive freely predicted that every one of the 50.000 tasrs printed and placed in the hands of 500 good looking Omaha girls to sell on the streets would be sold and the work ers would be selling tags fresh off the press" yesterday. Theater managers gave workers permission to "picket theaters" in the be filled with workers in the after noon and children from the orphan age paraded in downtown streets at iioon. . t Need New Building. Mrs. Arthur Mullen is chairman of t'r.e drive. She was assisted by Mrs. H. Knudsen, who is in charge of IJenson, the home of the orphan npe. The money raised is to be used for1 tuilding a winn yt-St. Janus orphmage. At present the orphanage i so crowded : that t!:e infirnury has to be used to house children leaving the institutions without space to give the kiddies tare in case of illness. In rush weeks ina'iy children are, oblige! to sleep on temporary,; cots in the parlors. ' . " . . . Five Soldiers Sought For Vocational School Search is being conducted for five former military service men . who have been granted vocational train ing at the expense of , the govern ment, according to information given out yesterday at the local vocational training office in the Mickel building. one men whose applications have been passed upon are Charles W, Furnish, a former private in ' 161st Depot brigade, who formerly lived at 2008 Oak street; P. W. Christen sen, address given as '2408 South Thirty-first street: Earl C. Cham bers, former sergeant of Company D, 134th infantry, who formerly lived at 221 South Twenty-fifth street: Lester N. Jacobsen of Hard ington, Neb., and Otto Hansen, ad- aress given as .omi aoutn .twenty fifth avenue. , . The American Legion has beeen requested to assist in the search for these men. , Mildred Going to Pay , Charlie Back All the Money Spent on Her Omaha Bte-Chlrao Tribune t Mil Win. Chicago, Oct. 23. "I wish ' it understood that I only want enough money to take care of me until I complete the four big pic tures I will make next summer. After that I am going to pay Charlie back every cent he nas spent on me and I won't even miss it.". This from Mildred Harris, the Mrs. Charlie Chaplin that was, who, with her mother, is on her way back to California from New York. She was attired in a smart little gown that barely came to her knees, a bewildering Parisan hat and slippers that made one think of the starving Armenians. "Charlie's a nice fellow," she continued, discussing her ex-husband, "and he's really funny at times. We had a suite on the second floor of The Netherlands in New York and evory afternoon Charlie would parade past my window for two hours. I never pretended I noticed him." 9 Thefts Record Of Thieves Here On Friday Night One Drug Store Is Robbed, Homes' Ransacked-, While Others Strip Automobiles ..... of Accessories. . l'. Omaha-to-Cheyenne Mail ; Pilot Establishes New Record First round trip flight from Oma- Jia to Cheyenne and return, non-stop each way, was made Friday by .Pilot U V. Pickup, air tnal service, who) also shattered speed records on his return trip by covering the dis tance of 453 miles In three hours and 37 minutes. He carried 350 oounds of .mail, leaving Cheyenne at 12:27 Omaha time, and arriving here at 4.04 p. m. James K. Knight, former air mail pilot on the Cleveland-Chicago di vision, who has been out of the serv ice during the summer, re-entered the service at Cheyenne Thursday and completed his first flight to Omaha yesterday. He piloted a passenger plane in the east during the summer. " Omahan Returns From ' China, With Wife, to Vote Nine thousand miles , in order to vote in the coming election is the record of Dr. James P. Connolly, clerk of the United States court for China, who has returned to Omaha, his legal residence, in order to ex ercise his right of franchise. Dr. Connolly's headquarters have been in Shanghai, although the court was held in Canton, Hankow and Tietsen. He left Omaha for China, accompanied by his wife and daughter, Esther, 19 months ago yes terday. His daughter is now Mrs. C F. Wolsiffer, wife of the branch manager of the British-American Tobacco company in China. His wife returned with him to vote. Balloon Flight Will Mark Opening of S. A. Campaign Five army officers will soar over Omaha in a big balloon Monday and distribute literature announcing th official opening of the Salvation Army Home Service Appeal, which continues until October 31. . The big gas bag will be piloted by Lieut. James B. Jordan of Fort Omaha. ., The other members of the party will be Maj. W. F. Pearson, Major Westover and First Lieuts. C. E. Smythe, T. A. Baldwin and C Kane. . , Actuat work of soliciting the $90, 000 quota assigned to Douglas coun ty by the state advisory board will begin following a meeting of all workers in the Rome hotel Monday aooa. ' ; ; Truck Driver Given 15 Days j In Jail for Reckless Driving Fifteen days' In jail was the sen tence given William Vallandingham, 1115 North Twentieth street, in Cen - tral police court yesterday for intoxi : cation, illegal possession of liquor - and reckless driving, following a col ' lision between his truck and another driven by H. Garber, 2639 Parker street, Friday, at Eleventh and Capi- tol avenue. , i Major Ordered to Frisco ; Maj. William H. Farihghy, in charge of supplies at the depot quar termaster since August, 1917, has Tbeen - ordered to San Francisco. Major Faringhy'i transfer probably means his retirement, as he was a , retired sergeant before the outbreak of the war and held an emergency commission during the war. Nine thefts were reported to Omaha police Friday. Seven bot tles of perfume end one box of ci gars comprised the loot taken from the warehouse of the Sherman-Mo Connell drug company, 509 South Twelfth, street. . Mrs. -M. Taylor, 2124 Davenport street, reported the theft of a topaz ring valued at $30. Nine , bedspreads and 12 pillow cases were stolen from the Evans laundry, Eleventh and Douglas streets. F. Kramcr.'Zll South Twin- ty-fifth street, reported the theft pi a tire from his car at Fifteenth and Dodge streets. Sneak thieves sot $33 from the homo of Mrs. M, Bena don, 804 Park avenue. ( The automobile stolen from T. W. Higbee, Pittsburgh Paint and Glass company, yesterday, was found aban doned and stripped of two tires, bat tery and spotliglit at Thirty-fourth and Lincoln boulevard. Roy Smith, taxicab driver, reported the theft of a tire from his car1 at 1417 Farnam street. Two suits and two overcoats were stolen from the home of Frank Simp son, 1128 South vThirty-third street Herman Schelke, Magnolia, la., re ported a suit and overcoat stolen from his car at Eighteenth and Doug las streets. ,, Secretary of War Baker -Is Salvation Army Advisor That the activities of the Salva tion Army meet with the entire ap proval of the secretary of jwar, New ton D. Baker, was brought to light during a dinner at the Henshaw hotel Friday night in his honor while the secretary was in conversation with H. A. Lentz. Douglas county director of the army's forthcoming drive for $90,000, which begins next Monday. Secretary Baker informed Mr. Lentz that he was a member of the Salvation Army's advisory board, and that he was in constant close communication with the New York headquarters, of the army. "I am in hearty accord with the aims and purposes of the Salvation Army," said the secretary. "The Salvation Army has won . the love and esteem of each and every officer and member !of the A. E. F. The army had more workers and lassies on all fronts in France than were comprised in the first contingent of the American expedionary forces and without one dollar's cost to the peo ple of ffre United States." Extraordinary Dress Sale (V Monday at JULIUS ORKIN 1508-10 Douglas Street Don't miss it For particulars Bee our advertisement on Page 6-A. ADVERTISEMENT Jew . Razor Sharpener FREE-IOTiji Trill Puts a Sharp Edge On Any Raior ' Blade in Una Minute. Get One Today and Make shaving a Joy Forever No patter what kind or make of ur you me, no matter now much toy may have paid for a blade or raor sharpening "machine" tod sill never know how to keep a perfect edge on your rmipr or razor blades and enjoy having- each day until you have tried th , "Minit" Raior Sharpener. . mlB1r almple but wonderfully efficient Invention ia entirely new, both in principle and operation. Simply grip the blade of any raior between its jaws and pull ft out. repeating the same oper ation only a few times. That's all you do, .to v.' tUiT from any safety blade or to renew any old-style raior ten thousand tlme haves such as you have never enjoyed except in the chair of a master barber.' t .EEEEr-lO DAYS' TRIAL The Minit" Sharpener is sold on 1 i"T !! t the Bhermaa a McConnell Co. stores: ltth and Harney. ISth and Dodge. 19th and Farnam. 24th and Farnam. 49th and Dodge. Try It at our risk. Your dollar back any time to teq days if you return it, feacock Mfg. Ce, Chicago, lit. You'll Find Cash Buying a If est Practical AM to .Cash Saving Better Values the Secret Intensely Interesting Specials in - WOOL DRESS GOODS - ( 54-In. ricotine, $4.98 . 'all-wool, the fine soft finish material, in fine and medium twill, in Navy, Brown, Taupe, Green, Burgundy and Black; they are selling elsewhere from 17.00 to (7.50; Our Cash Price $4.98 56-In. Tinseltone, $5.48 ' They are very much in demand for dresses, suits and coats; they are all-wool, with a silk mixture; have been selling for $7.50; Special Cash Price......... $5.48 50-In. Chiffpn Broadcloth, $3.98 Australian. Wool, sponged and shrunk,, with the fine permanent satin finish, in twenty different colors; sell ing elsewhere from $5.00 to 76.00; Hayden's Special Cash Price ..........$3.98 1 56 In. Men's Wear Serge, $3.98 All-Wool Hen's Wear Serge; a' good heavy weight; just ' the thing for a high grade suit or dress (In navy only) ; they have been selling regular for $5.98; spe., $3.98 50-In. All Wool Serge, $1.98 Ail pure wool, with the double warp, In all ; colors; plenty of navy; a $3.00 quality; Cash price, $1.98 Mail Orders Promptly Filled. j AY DEN? THE CASH STORE 4 HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY jj . Thniisands nf Yards nf Chnirv 5 QTT 17 Q v Worth $350 on 1 Q K ? I OliJlVO .Sale, at per yard $ , VO ' ' 40-Inch Georgette Crepe White, Peach, Nile, Lavender, Rose, Turquoise, Deer, Tan, Sand, Taupe, Gray, Pearl, Qdlden, African, Havana, Wine, Myrtle, 08ve, Navy, Midnight, Lt. Navy, Cope, Pekin, Edison, Plum, Black V 36-Inch All-Silk Satin de Chine White, Cream," Pink, Yellow, Lt. Blue, Cerise, Tan, Brown, Taupe, African, Navy, Pekin, Cope, Plum, . .Wine, 'Gray, Rose, Myrtle, Golden, Midnight, Black 36-Inch Chiffon Taffeta Rose, Pink, Navy, Taupe, Tan, Havana, , Midnight, Copen, Pekin, Wine, Slate, African, Black I ' 36-Inch Taffeta and Satin ... Plaids and Stripes. . , 36-Inch Printed Linings P Buy Early Before Stocks Are Depleted i Lace Curtains, Curtain and Drapery Materials ANNEX SALESROOM. Whether fair or stormy weather. Home decorations are conceded to be very essential to real personal com fort and satisfaction. On Monday we commence a sale of special importance to the economical homekeeper, and assure you that the Harden Cash Prices of today, yesterday or tomorrow are based on fair . profit. Market conditions and changes are al ' ways considered in arriving at FAIR CASH , pkices. ''Drapery Madras, 86-ln., every good shade represented; Our Lower Price, yard... ............$1,25 Drapery Madras, 48-in., plain colors or figured; Our Lower Price, yard ..$2.25 Drapery Cretonne, 36-in., printed Indian tribal designs; Our Lower Price, yard 75e Drapery Marquisette, 36-in., dark shades for side drapes; Onr Lower Price, yard 504, Curtain Marquisette, 38-in., white and ecru; Our Lew- er Price, yarer..... '504 Curtain Scrim, 36-in., double edge laca trimmed (white); Our Lower Price, yard 354 Curtain Etamine, 36-in., Ecru, Ivory, best double yarn; Our Lower Price, yard - v vs'74 Lace Curtains, high grade filet Bet lace' edging; $6.95 value, Our Lower Price, pair 3C5.75 Lace Curtains, Swiss made, fine set; $13.50 'vtfHig, Our Lower Price, pair ,.--g&.05 Lace Curtains, Nottingham weave; 12.00 value. Our Lower Price, pair ....$1.45 Scrim Curtains, ruffled or tucked edges, white only r Qur Lower Price, pair $1.25 Lace Edgings, machine cluny or filet; white, ivory, ecru; Our Lower Price, yard 12H4 i3r or A Wealth of Remarkable Values in This October Sale of Women's and Misses' Apparel Assortments, almost unlimited Qualities fully up to Hayden's high stan dardsin the season's most desirable modes, materials and colorings. DON'T MISS SEEING THESE Suits at $29.50 215 smart Fall and Winter Suits made up in Silvertones, Velours, Tricotines, Velour Checks. and Oxford Serges; made up in 25 different styles, many fur trimmed, , all popular shades, sizes for misses and ladies, values up to $59.00, Monday. .... .$29.50 1 ... - Goats at $98.00 At this price Monday your choice of elegant Cloth and Plush-Coats, made up in many exclusive sstyles, regulation coat or wrappy styles, large 'variety of shades, many, with fur collars, made to sell at a great deal more, Monday, $98.00 Special Sale Furs at $25.00 Your choice of good quality fur scarfs Monday, made up in Wolf, Opossum, Seal and M o 1 i n e Coneys, styles chokeus, capes and 1 stoles, elegant values, Mon day at .......... .....$25.00 $7.50 Blouses $3.95 Manufacturer's stock of Georgette Crepe Blouses sent on by New York buyers, on sale Tuesday, values up to $7-50, at $3.95. These blouses are made up in all the season's popu lar shades, styles, beaded, brocaded, em broidered, lace trimmed and tailored, all sizes, choice Tuesday .$3.95 - Second Floor.'. 85 Medium Weight Coats, at $25.00 Good,, Quality Cloth Coats, med ium and full lengths,' just the kind .of coats for these balmy days, that were formerly priced up to $45.00, Monday.. $25.00 Monday Morning Specials 200 Georgette Crepe Blouses, worth $4.00 and $5.00, Monday . . . . $2.95 150 Taffeta Silk Petticoats, worth $4.00 to $5.00, at. .... . ; .$2.95 Misses Wool Slip-on Sweaters, $3.00. to $4.00 values, Monday ., $1.95 Dix's Make House Dresses, $4.00 to $5.00 values, Monday $2.95 Sale House Dresses Tuesday, $1.89 Values Up to $4.00 10 dozen Women's House Dresses, made up.; in Percales, Ginghams and Tissues, light and dark shades, all sizes', Tuesday, our special cash price ......$1.89 f Second Floor i , A is? JcAccuuuiiai r uruuui e 29 Vamps ! ' Artistic inning &oom suite at a special low price. The style is of the graceful Queen Anne type, in dull finished Ameri can Walnut, thoroughly well made. ' Buffet is 66 inches long, cash price. ...... .$120.00 Table is 54 inches, extends to 6 feet! ....... 72.50 Walnut Chairs with genuine leather slip . seats to match 11.50 Luxurious Upholstered Living Room Suite. When you sit in any of these pieces of this suite and see for yourself the' wonderful comfort it affords, you : will appreciate that this is a rare value, our, cash price $298.50 Our Bedding Section Participates. 4-post Colonial Walnut .or Mahogany Wood Bed, ' cash price ......$5000 - Good Night Springs, guaranteed for life, 30 days free trial, for wood or steel beds $15.00 Sealy's Tuftless Mattresses ....$39.50 Hayden's Special Cotton Felt Mattress $12.50 Simmons Beds, Springs and Cribs at sharply reduced prices. v J Mahogany Dresser, mirror 24x30, cash price. $65v00 Solid Oak Dresser, mirror 20x26, cash price. $33.50 Blankets, Robes and Comforters Cotton Blankets, gray or tan, bed size, ?3.75 value; pair, ....$2.75 Cotton Blankets, gray or tan, full double bed size. 14.50 value; pr., S3.75 ' Wool Na Blankets, white or tan, large size, $4.95 value; pr., $3.95 Wool Nap Plaid Blankets, double bed size, $6.95 value; pair,.... $5. 95 ' Wool Mixed Plaid Blankets, double bed size, $11.50 value; pair, $8.75 Wool Blankets, plaids (all wool), double bed size, $17,50 val., pr., $14.95 Comfortables, high grade cotton filled, $10.75 value; each. .... ..$9.75 Comfortables, high grade down filler, $25.75 value; each....;.. $22.75 Comfortables, extra heavy cotton fillers, $5.95 value; each fs'Sp Bath Robe Blankets, Beacon quality, complete set Indian Robes, bound edges, Beacon (Juality, best made ??,x9 Auto Robes, Tioga fringed, all-wool, plaid effects; $16.75 value.. $14.95 Auto Robes, Astrakhan, rubber lined, wind and water proof. .'.,..$9.95 Buy Wall Paper Now Wall Paper Prices Are Going Higher. Thousands of rolls were purchased at special prices from the leading American mills. This is your advuntage for we are selling the latest patterns, all new Fall 1920 and Spring 1921 patterns, at prices far below the regular prices today. A few rear hall and bedroom papers; sold only with matched bor der; special, roll ...127C 30-inch Oat Meal; these popular plain prpers in blue, tan, gray and brown;. sold only with cut-out border; special, roll......l8c Hall and Living Room Papers in stripes and conventional patterns, with .combination borders; special, .roll.. . 22J Parlor and Dining Room Papers, cloth effects, stripes and all-over patterns; fine assortment to select from; special, roll 29 Varnished Tiles, prass Cloths, stippled effects and fine-Tapestries at reduced prices. ' Prepared Paste and Glue size if you do your own hanging. . Sweeping Reductions in RUG Prices Beginning Monday, October 25th ' 4. We place on sale Alexander Smith Son FalaMde Yelret-and Tapestry Brussels Rugs; made of the . best wool; newest Persian and Oriental and floral patterns. Suitable for any room at special prices for three days. 1 : 9x12-0 Palasade Velvet Rugs, worth $80.00, special..,. $65 8-3x10-6 Palasade Velvet Rugs, worth $70.00, special. .$57 7-6x9-0 Palasade Velvet Rugs, worth $55, special $42 6x9-0 Palasade Velvet Rugs, worth $45.00, special.... $35 9x12-0 Manor Brussels Rugs, worth $55.00, special.. $40 5-3x10-6 Manor Brussels Rugs, worth $48.00, special.. $35-7-6x9-0 Manor Brussels Rugs, worth $36, special.. $27.50 6x9-0 Manor Brussels Rugs, worth $30, special.. $22.50 Best Inlaid Linoleum, worth $2.75 sq. yd., special ..$2.25 Coco Mats, Hayden's Cash Price Spe., $1.35 up to $3.50 Aluminum Ware and Electric Appliances Ptlnnlfll fitvl Uenwv Aluminum 'DnilhlA Ttnllerfl. for ...3.85 Colonial Style Aluminum Tea Kettles, 6-quart size. for S4.2S Colonial Style Heavy Aluminum Percolators, 14- cup size, for , 83.95 Colonial Style Aluminum Percolator, 6-cup size, for 2.75 Aluminum Pour-piece Steamer and Cooker Kettle, for 83.98 Round Aluminum Boaster, for $1.89 4-qt. size Heavy Aluminum Sauce Pan, for 81.50 2-qt size Heavy Aluminum Sauce Pan, for 81.25 Extra targeted medium size AluAinum Pie Pans, iur ' ... . we 10-qt. Aluminum Berlin Kettle, with cover, 82.35 6-qt. Aluminum Straight Kettle, with cover, 81.59 Electric Heater, for . . . .1 89.50 6-lb. Electric. Iron, complete with cord and stand, for c i - ig.SO Universal Lunch Kit, with vacuum bottle, 83.95 ; , SHERWIJT WIKfclAMS PAINTS Full and complete line of these dependably good paints on sale in our New Paint Dept. in the basement Laces Greatly Reduced During This Sale Oriental Net Top Flouncing, heavy embroidery on fine Bretonne net; 27 to so incnes wiue; regular value, $2.75 yard; Monday's special, yd., $1.25 Chantilly Lace Flouncingin black or white; also Silver Flouncing, 27 to 36 inches wide; regular value, $3.75 yard; Monday's special, yd., $2.50 Brown, Navy and Black Ldce Flouncing, 36 inches wide; also 9-inch band to match; embroidered on heavy filet net; regular value, $10.50 yard; Mon day's special, yard,. .$9.00 Silk NVts. in all tha new desirable shades for evening wear; 72 inches wide; regular value, yard, $3.75; Monday's special, yard $3.00 Real Duchess and Princess Lace and Insertions; some in matched patterns; 2 to 9 inches wide; regular value, $2.50 yard; Monday's special, yard .. $1.00 Venice Lace Edges and Insertions; 3 to 7 inches wide; white and cream; regular value, $1.75:' Monday's special, yard $1.25 Cutting Down the Cost of Living Hayden Make the Prices, Others Follow 40 lbs. best pure cane Granulated Sugar ....$1.25 48-lb. sack best High-Grade Flour ; $2.95 141b. sack best High-Grade Flour $1.60 'Slb. sack pure Rye Flour $1.35 3 lbs. best Hand Picked Navy Beans .25e 6 lbs. Rolled White Breakfast Oatmeal ......25c !Fancy Japan Rice, lb 11c Large pkg.. best Domestic Macaroni, Spag- . hettl or Egg Noodles, pkg 7M 16-oz. cans Metro Milk compound 10e 18-01. can Pet or Carnation ...15c : Large Jars Pure Fruit Preserves 35c 7 lbs. best White or Yellow Cornmeal 25c Tall cans Pink Salmon 19c No. 3 cans Solid Packed Tomatoes. .......... .14c f.No. 2 Early June Peas, Fancy Sweet Sugar : Cora or Ripe Tomatoes 12; Lea & Perrins Sauce, bottle ,28c Large bottle Snyder's Catsup 28c Brands A-l Sauce, bottle 28c Shredded Coconut, per lb 35c Yeast Feam, pkg. 7J2c 6 bars Beat 'Em All Soap 25c lib. cans CriBCO 23c Lux Washing Compound, pkg. 11c Soap Chips, per lb. ..; ,.y. 10c THE LARGEST AND: FINEST ASSORTMENT OF DRIED FRUITS, NUTS, ETC IN THE CITY. Choice California Prunes,' lb. . Fancy Evaporated Apples, lb. Thompson's Seedless Raisins, lb Fancy Missouri Peaches, lb Fancy Peeled Peaches, lb... 14c .20c .32c .25c .30c .80c 4 ftA IMIMItMIMMf I W 25c 35c V'onrv Denned Currants, lb 25c New Dromedary Dates, package 23c Mb. can Cresca Layer Raisins 59c Shelled Jordan AlmoAds, lb $1.00 Pistachio Nuts, lb. ... , New Brazil Nuts, lb. No. 1 English Walnuts, lb OMAHA'S GREATEST TEA AND COFFEE , MARKET. Fancy Golden. Santo3 Coffee, lb 30e Our Famous Santos Blend, lb.... 33c M. & J. Blend per lb 40c Ankola Blend, unequalled, lb 45c Bailey toffee, pci lb , ...12'ac The best Tea Sittings, lb..... Vtt Choice Pan Fired Japan Tea. lb..... 35c Choice. Basket Fired Japan Tea, lb 49c Fancy Oolong. Ceylon, Gunpowder, English and Japan Tea, lb....;. , 59c The best bulk Cocoa, per lb. 20c- THE BEST NO. 1 COOKING POTATOES, 15 LBS. TO THE PECK 35c Large Heads of Cabbage 74e Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb 7!2c 3 lbs. Red or White Onions ...10c Rutabagas, per lb ...31-3c Fancy Denver Cauliflower, lb ....15c NoTl Green Beans, lb .....15c 3 bunches Fresh Radishes 5c 3 heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce 10e Anything you want in the Fresh Vegetable Line we have, at half the cost elsewhere. . . .. .' lit Pay TRY HAYDEN'S FiRSTk Payaml