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THE BKK: OMAHA, FRIDAY, XOVKMBKK 22, 1912.
OMAHA TAXIJOARD NAMED
Examiners Will Pass on All Appli
cants for Chauffeur Licenses.
OWNEBS ASK FOR POLICE AID
Want Cltr Itnckr Them t'p in Kfv
forts of Their Drivers to Col.
lcct Tolls from ramcnrr
Who llrfaup in ln
Pollco Commissioner Ryder, City Clork
Flynn and Park Commissioner Hummel
Will compose the Ixmrit of examiners to
pans on nil applicants for licenses m
chauffeurs, This bonrd was decided upon
by the city commission when objections
to Health Commissioner Connell's name
was sustained and City Clerk Flynn was
named to rcplaco him; HUmmel replaces
City Electrician Mlchoelecn, who was at
first proposed.'
This ordinance, regulating nil automo
biles used for passenger traffic, will com;
up for passage next Tuesday. A few
amendments were ndopled, but tho ordin
ance as a whole will go through as first
presented by the police commissioner.
Several taxtcab lino owners were pres
ent to suggest amendments. Discussion,
over tho charge for carrying passengers
resulted In a compromise by which the
drivers are permlttod to charge 11 per
hour for seven-passenger cars and ti an
hour for flvc-passcnger machines tin
mte now In effect.
City Attorney lUno declared. olio clause
of the ordinance made tho city liable for
tile breaking of a contract between the
chauffeur and Uls employer. The clauso
was cut out.
By thin ordinance unprincipled men or
habitual drunkards will not be permitted
to drive machines. It further provides
u reduction In license from $15 to 110 on
each machine, but requires tho company
to give bond covering each machine and
the damage that may be done by It.
Taxi owners present asked for pollco
nld In collecting fares and tha pollco
commissioner promised to lend assistance.
He advised tho applicants to go to 'the
thief of pollco when an officer refused
to arrest a man who owed the driver and
refused to pay it. Instances like this Wore
cited by two owners of taxi lines.
DISCOURAGED, NERVOUS
MEN AND .WOMEN
The Oreat.Tonle, Tona V1U Xa Building
Them -Up By Thousands
A few years ago If you were nervous
and nil run down with little strength and
poor health generally, you would have
wondered what to do to build yourself up.
Nowadays, If you remain In this miser
able condition a day longer, It Is your
own fault. Tona Vita tha wonderful
tonic that has built up thousands of run
down people In tho last two years, Is
ready to help you.
c- It nt nnrr Tskn It n few weeks
and your old health and strength will re
turn without full. You will feel like a
new erson almost from the first dose of
this pleasant tasting tonic.
Weigh yourself after taking Tona Vita
ono week and see how much you have
gained In weight.
Tona Vita Is sold by Sherman & Mc
Connell Drug Co. Advertisement.
Water Board Pay
Eollers Plan for
Self-Protection
l'car of n move In tho legislature to
bring tho Water board under the com
mission plan of city government, has
nturtrd defensive measures on tho part
of Water Commissioner Howell to pro
tect his 13,000 salary. A conference on
this subject was held In the water com
missioner's office, attended by Mr. How
oil, Htato Bonator-elect Kaunders, who Is
the salaried chief clerk for the water de
partment; Stale Senator-elect Dodge,
whoso brother-in-law was ono of .tho
Water board's paid attorneys; Cleric of
tho Court Robert Smith, Representative
elect "Mlko" Leo and United States Sen
ator O. M. Hitchcock. To keep "Mike"
Lee's Interest from waning, he was put
on tho payroll as an Inspector until the
legislature meet. Senator Hitchcock
gave assurance that he would'handla the
democratic end of the schemo.
Takes Mother's Farm,
Then Ends His Life
llleno Wllckens of Columbus, Neb., has
filed a bill of complaint with tha United
States district court asking that Atwln
7- Wllckens of California be unjoined
from collecting rents on a 100,000 farm In
l'latto county and from tolling tho fame.
Mlenn Wllckens, who In over 70 yearn
:d, claims that her husband committed j
uilctdo In 1893 and left her tha farm.
Later her son, Henry, who had a mania
for suicide, threatened to take his llfo
uplest his mother deeded tho farm over
to him. The mother, fearing tho son
Would do what he threatened, deeded the
form to him In U10. Tho son In turn
dreded It to his wife, Alwln 8. Wllckens,
and on March 15 committed suicide In tho
xamo manner his father had done four
teen years previously.
The mother now claims that tho farm
Is her only livelihood and that sho deeded
It to her son tinder threat, thereby being
Illegal. The son, prior to taking his llfo
made his will, leaving every bitof his
property to his wife. The mother want
the will set aside.
Peace Restored
in War at$enson
1'coco hud been restored and the wat
between J. LnBook and his hired man, B
Sniper, on one sldo and the county on the
other Is at an end. They aro bentlng
lliilr swords Into plowshares and their
rprars Into pruning hooks.
l.uUook has & dairy farm at Kcystona
park, west of Benson. The county wanted,
h.ui to set back bis fence so n road could
be Improved. Ho refused and when lload
Overseer M. 1. Oould started to move
the fonce La Book's man, Sniper, doclared
vnr. County Commissioner Harto was
nlniut to "have tho law on" Lallook and
Hrilpcr, when tho dairy farmer came In
to see tho cdunty commissioners and tell
them he would glvo up. The fenco was
cut back today.
Thomas is Lecturing
for Burlington Road
Frank n. Thomas, for many years
claim agent for the Burlington, with
headquarters In this city, has gono to
tho company's safety department, where
ho Is employed as chief lecturer. In his
now line of work, ho travels over tho en
tire system, giving Illustrated lectures
to employes, explaining how accidents
may bo avoided and what to do In case
nn accident should occur. Ho will also
explain how accidents occur,
Friday night nt tha auditorium of Jho
Young Men's Christian association, Mr.
Thomus will lecturo to Burlington em
ployes and their wives, showing n large
number of lantern slides. Tho publlo
generally Is Invited to attend.
Refund is Demanded
by Commission Men
.Tames La Costa, chief of the tariff
bureau of tho Rock Island, has been
called to Omaha to explain to ISxamlner
Hcuderson of tho Interstato Commercq
commission why Omnha commission men
paid what they claim was Tin excessive
freight rate on COO carloads of Oklahoma
melons handled last soason.
During tho early part of tho melon
shipping season there, wns an old rate
In effect, but later on It was reduced.
Now tlla commission men x who shipped
under tho formor rato demand a refund.
Claiming that they aro entitled to tha
samo rates that wero in effect after tho
reduction.
Frank (j. Carpenter
Visits in Omaha
Among yesterday's visitors to Omaha
was Frank O. Carpenter, the great . globo
trotter and travel letter writer, with
whom waders of Tho Ueo aro familiar
through articles In tho Sunday Issue. Mr.
Carpenter l returning from Mexico, where
liu has been guthcrlng materials for his
jmwgpapcr letters, and la planning still
more cxteuslvo travels.
Omaha Packers Send
Meat to Liverpool
Omaha packers are sending ono of tho
largest shipments of export meat that
ovor went to tho Atlantic seaboard. It
consists of thirty Cars of fresh beef con
signed to n Liverpool commission Iioubc.
Tho train Is mado up of refrigerator cars
and Is run special on passenger schedule.
At New York tho meat goes Into tho
refrigerating rooms of ono of tho ccan
lluers.and will bo laid down on the Liver
pool docks not later than tw'elvo days
from now,
DICKINSON TO RECOmc
PRESIDENT OF THE ORIENT
Omnha railroad men hear that Edward
Dickinson, for a long time general man
ager of the I'nlon Pacific, but for the
lat several years vlco president of tho
Orient, with headquarters In 'Kannas
city, 1 to succeed to the presidency of
that road thb first of lieft year. It is
nald that ul tho end of tho year President
Htllwell will resign and devoto his vntlro
work to financing the project, Mr. Dick
Inron succeeding to tho vacancy.
The revolution In Mexico has Interfered
with the building of tho coast Una of tho
Orient, but work In tha states, through
the southwest where the lines extend, has
been pushed along during the last year.
TWO APARTMENT HOUSES
STARTED ON FOREST STREET
Excavation for two $20,000 apartment
houses has been started at Ninth and
Forest streets. Architect Loyrt Willis
has completed pluns for tho structures.
whloh aro to be erected by the Omaha
Realty Owners' corporation. They will
bo completed In tho spring.
RECRUITING STATION P"
IS GIVEN RURIAL "AT SEA"
Impressive services were held over the
body of "Peggy," the mascot of the nvy
recruiting station, when sho was purled
Wednesday evening In the waters ot the
Missouri, After closing the offices of
the local recruiting station ut R o'clock
the favorite canine was carried o a
point beiow tne Douglas street bridge
The famous pet of many countries was
draped In a Hilary coat and dropped
in the watrr while the customary three
shots were fired over the waters by
iroman Gauttad. who has had the rag.
Bed dog aa a traveling companion for
ver four years.
Few, jf any rnedclr.ev, nav mtl with
the uniform success that has attended
the uxe of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
ndt Diarrhoea Remedy. Tha remarkabla
cures of colic and diarrhoea which It has
effected In almost every neighborhood
bave given It a wide reputation. For
-.e iiy all dealers. AdvtrtlnemenL
How to Turn Time Back
and Be Youthful Again
Vso thU liquid face-lotion and you will
find It moro satisfactory than any now
der or cosmetic. Dissolve 4 ounces of
spurmax In r half-pint of witch haxel
(or hot water), and add 3 teaspoonfuls
of glycerine. Apply to tho face, neck
and arms with the palm of tho hand and
you need not bother again all day about
your complexion. It affords protection
against cold, bitting winds, although It
Is so dainty and delicate that Its use can
not be detocted. It Is especially fine for
anyone with dark or oily skin, for It Is
a truo complexlon-beautifler and keeps
tne ski n smooth, son and velvety.
Anyone blessed with beautiful hair
should, by all means take the very best
carV) of It they can. Dandruff will. In
time, destroy any head of hair If per
mitted to remain. It necessary sham
poo every week wth canthrox. Dissolve
a tenspoopfu! In a cup of hot water, por
a llttlu on the head, rub as you would
with any other shampoo; then rinse well.
Canthrox makes plenty of rich lather
and thoroughly, cleans the scalp and
hair. H relieves Itching and irritation
of the Kcalp and the hair dries quickly
anj evenly without streaking. It leaves
the hair soft, bright and fluffy. Advcr
tlsement
mm
REMNANT DAY
AX
Scores
of
Bar
gains That
win
Appeal
to
Careful
Shop-pars.
nants
Odd
ZfOtB
and
Broken
Xilnss
at
Extra,
Bargains
' Thousands of Remnants and Sample Pieces of
Laces, Edges, Insertions, Bands
Allovcrs, appliques and medallions in various lengths
an endless variety exceptional values, 9G
at, each remnant ,. 'i3C
Fine French and German Val Laces and Insertions
Piatt vals, linen torchons, dainty crochet and cluny
effects, laces for fancy work, curtain cluny laces, etc.,
in various widths thousands of yards on
hargain square, worth up to 12Jic, at yard
$1.50 Hemstitched Tablecloths 98c
IN LINEN DEPARTMENT Basement
Fine, firmly woven tahle eloths with
borders that are regularly worth $1.50,
on sale, at, each. I
hemstitched
98c
10c Linen Crash, Ql2o a
yard 18-inch brown linen
crash a splendid absorb
ent quality that is usually
sold at 10c, spo
cial, at per y
Mercerized Table Damask
Excellent quality in mill
ends of 1 to 4-yard
lengths, thai would sell
25c
$1.50 TABLE DAMASK, AT YARD, 98c Genuine,
double satin damask, 72 inches wide, in an attractive
assortment of floral and conventional designs QQ,
this is our $1.50 grade, for Friday, at per yard. . ,wOC
from tho bolt at 50c
and 59c, special, at
a yard
rr
A SPECIAL IN HOSIERY
Women's Cotton, mercerized, lisle finished, fleecy
lined and wool hosiery with plain and ribbed tops;
also Burson full fashioned, seamless hosiery, wide
hem tops, double soles, heels and toes; also girls'
and boys' cotton, fleecy lined and wool ribbed
school hosiery, double heels and toes r
worth 25c, at the .pair XOC
Jf
' Basement Remnant Bargains
Wo have just received a new lot of Serpentine Crepe
remnants in tho most attractive patterns and colorings
that wo have yet shown. Here is your last chance to
buy these remnants for making Christmas kimonas this
year. Serpentine Crepe in Kimono lengths, at per
yard
Good quality dress ging
hams in pretty pnttcrns,
at yard 6Vc
Yard-wido comfort cover
ings in beautiful floral
designs; mako tho prot
tiost comforts, at the
yard 7V
Nice, soft, fluffy outing
flannels in pink, blues
and pretty stripes, nt the
yard. . . 7Vc and 8C
Remnants of Silkoline, at
10c
Pretty bordered Swiss
Chnllio remnants for
dressing sacquos, a reg
ular 15c quality, at tho
yard 5c
Good, serviceable flannel
ettes' in dark patterns for
house dresses, yd., 6C
Fancy Art Drapery Cre
tonne in grape and floral
designs regularly worth
25c, at yard 10c
per yard 2Y2ii
Mill Ends, Remnants and Odd Lots of
ALL WOOL SUITINGS
Skirt and Suit Length of Costume Serges, novelty
suitings, whipcords, (lingonnls, wido wale serges, llen
riottns, taffetas, also a few fancy coatings, worth
from $1.50 to $4 a yard on 3 bargain squares. Sold
by tho piece only at 98c, $1.95 and $2.50
Imported Dress Goods Samples coming into liiis coun
try freo of duty on account of being ono yard and
loss. Tho pieces all match up from 2 to 10 of a kind.
Your ohoico at each . . ,25c and 15c
Nov All Wool French and German Suitings Navy,
brown and black costumo serges, whipcords and 50
inch broadcloth and cheviots, worth up to $1.50, on 2
bargain squares, at tho yard 50c and 79i
27-inch Beautiful Ulumi
nate'd Oharmeuso with a
jacquard design in street
shades and a few ovoning
tints, at yard 39 c
New Arrivals in French
Ohallies Beautiful borders
meat, snlall geometrical and
dot patterns, strlpo and Persian
designs, at tho yard 3f)
and 75
HERE ARE SENSATIONAL VALUES IN
Boys' Suits and Overcoats
In Basement Clothing Dep't.
Hrxrra ' Q Amrt nanTil a finite Xn T?no.
Kian blouse, Norfolk or doubled
breasted stylos best of mater
ials many of these suits aro nil
wool, fall and winter weights l
values up to !fu, SI Qk
on sale at ........... ,VM.vQ
mH' $;i.50 nml $i.Ov?rctmtf 91.08
Hussion or convertible collar styles
In new grave, liluea and dark mixtures
In ages iH to 7 -years regular
?3.50 and ?4 values, qq
on sale at, each. P 1 I0
Hojh School VantH Serylcoalilo rash-
Illclva mil) nuioicua iu wnt vuiui a
exceptionally good f Q
values at T"IC
1o)h' Flannel WaUts New pateut
loops 75c values, qft
at OJ?C
BRANDEIS STORES
i - f wor
1
...Wonderful Savings of Seasonable Merchandise Friday...
Koycroft Men's Suits and
Overcoats, to $15 Q "TC
values, at w
Eoycroft Men's Suits
Overcoats, to $20
values, at
and
$11.75
Don't Miss Our Great Sacrifice Sale
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats
S15-S18 -S22
Complete lines, over 4,000
garments shown in three
lots
November Assortments at January
Here's Friday Silk Bargains
You'll' be surprised and delighted to re
ceive. Come as early as possible.
75c Silk Remnants, 38c Fancy messalines,
pretty foulards, novelty silk, poplins, eic,
nearly all colors and weaves, matchless
values.
85c Silk Messaline, at 58c Beautiful 24x27-
inch, stripe, all silk messalines in all the
now fall color combinations.
75c Kimono Silks, at 48c Beautiful new
designs, now foil colorings, 32-inch wide
silks.
$1.00 to $1.25 Silks, at 68c Yard wido mes
salines, Pekiu stripe, Satin de Chines,
heavy satin stripe Taffetas, Glace Taf
fetas, Messalines, etc.; mill
from 3 t.o 20 yards.
$1.00 Imported Corduroys,
Copenhagen, Tobac, Prune,
Green, Black, Garnet, etc.
lengths of
78c Navy,
Hunter's
Regular Retail Prices aro
from $20.00 up to $37.50.
See them.
Clearing Prices.
Don't Miss These Rare k pins in
. Wool Dress Goods Friday
Handsome Scotch Suitings, 44 to 54 inches
wide, also whipcords in pretty,, plain col
ors and mixtures, 85c and $1.00 values, on
sale at, yard 48
French Serges, Wool Taffetas, Prunellas,
Herringbones, Serges, etc., that sold up to
$1.25 a yard, on sale at, yard 68c
54-inch All Wool Serges, novelty suiting
Basket Weaves, diagonals, etc., $1.25 to
$1.50 values, on sale, at.. 981
Handsome 54-inch Cloakings, worth front
$2.00 to $2.50 a yard, checks', and stripes,
on sale at, yard..., $1.43
Wool Dress Goods Remnants, to 75c a yard
values, great assortment of most wanted
weaves and colorings, 1VL' to 5-yard
lengths, on sale at, yard 38t
Great Clearance of Odd Lots of Women's Garments
FROM OUR MANUFACTURER'S PURCHASE SALE. YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO
MISS ONE OF THESE SNAPS IN CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
200 Handsome New Tailored Suits Serges,
diagonals, tweeds and fancies, plain tail
ored and more extreme styles, including
misses' novelty suits that are worth up to
$20, sale price $8.75
Long Novelty Cloth Coats, worth
$25 and $3U, choice
$4 Maribou Neck Scarfs, natural or black,
on sale at $1.98
75c Auto Scarfs, 39c A new
lot of brocades and hemstitched
auto scarfs, full length, worth
from DOc to 75c, at cholco, 3Q
Full line of colors.
Over 300 Beautiful New Dresses In satin,
charmeuse, serge, corduroys and fancies,
all colors aud sizes, handsome designs,
$15.00 and $18.00 values, on sale in one big
lot, at I , $5.95
4C!fl ej"' '"ua" and imported .Caracul
m&J coats, $25 and $30 values.
Ladies' Wool Blanket Robes and Eiderdown
robes, $5 values, at $2.95
10c -Laces, per Yard, 3Y2c 20c Tooth Brushes, 10c A
Clennup of our stock of val, tor
chon and Zlon City laces; a big
counter filled with mighty pretty
designs, at yard
fine assortment of Men's Women's
and children's tooth brushes,
worth 20c and 25c each, on Hale
at, each . 10
LACE CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES
h Special Bargain Prices Friday
Lace curtains, worth $1, In ecru
and white, big assortment, at
pair 59
50c Bungalow nets, 45 inches
wido, special, at yard. . . .30c)
50c colored madras fqr curtains,
pretty patterns, on sale at the
yard 25b
20c colored Swiss, yard..J2t
Laco curtains worth $1.50, fine
assortment of patterns and
kinds, at pair Q&6
25c striped Marquisettes, 40
inches wide, in cream only, on
sale Friday, at ynrd 15d
20c colored scrims, roversiblo,
great snap, at yard HO&
$1 rope por tiers, at pair, S2.08
Notions in ttisDonustic Room
Silk, and cotton embroidery floss,
at per skein
Cotton tape, all sizes, at per
"roll lyj
Hump hooks and eyes, all brass, at
per card d
5c Pearl buttons, dqzi . . . .s
5c Safety pins, ,dos i24d
10a fine combs, aeh . ..4
2Cc Needlo books, nt 4J4
lOo BiribroldOrles, edges and fas"-
tonlngs, at 5
Friday Specials m Wash Goods
Beacon bath robes, In flower and
figure designs, in both light and
dark colors, complete with
cord and frog fasteners. S2.SO
Remnants of linings, worth up to
35c and 40c a yard, Friday, at
yard IStf
AinoHkoagr outlns flannol in pretty
TilalilH, stripes and checks, Htrlctly
fast colors, at yard,.10o st 120
Friday's Specials In Linens
Hemmed huck towels, largo size,
15c values, each LOt'
Pure linen, hemmed buck towels,
good size, 25if values, each, 15jJ
Extra large, heavy weight, Orien
tal Turkish towels, 35c values,
oach IDd
Cream or white, full size, fringed
and hommed Turkish towels, 10c
values, oach 2f A
Men's and Boys' Clothing Section
Domestic Itoom.
Men's winter suits, all well made",
good styles, in blues, browns,
grays, etc., regular $10 suits,
special, at $6.50
Boys' school suits, with extra pair
of pants, well made and valueB
to ?3, special .-'S1.05
Boys corduroy pants, goodTTeavy
weight, all sizes, 75c values,
at 49ri
Extra Bargains in Ladies'
Children's Winter Under
wear, All Perfect Goods at
a Saving of One-Half: t
Ladles' Rood heavy Jersoy ribbed,
flec.ee llnod vests and pants in extra
or regular sizes, 35c values. at..l9o
Boys' shirts and drawers, fleece lined,
regular 35c quality, ut 19
Ladles' t- and J-.C0 'union suits In
whlto, or way, best flttlnsr suit
made, on sale at 91.50 ami 03o
Ladles' J3.C0 silk and wool union
suits, at $1.98
lion's $4 and $5 wool and silk union
suits, in 34 and 36 size, 91.98, 91.45
Men's $1.50 and $S.60 union suits, In
al sizes, ut 98o and 75o
Mon'B good, heavy, fleeco lined, shirts
and drawers. In all sizes, at....3So
Ladies' TCo union suits 1 11 extra or
regular size, perfect fitting suits,
at 33
Ladles' $1 and $1.50 union suits, all
kinds, nt 69o anil 49c
Ladles extra heavy, fleece lined,
vests and pants, worth up to $1.
at 49c and 353
Ladles' men's and children's $1 out
ing towns, ut 49o
Ladles, men's and children's 25o
stockings, at 13H
Women's Oloahs, Suits
and Skirts in the
Domestic Room
Womn's long cnrlcul coats, lined
throughout, well made, $10 val
"ps. at $6.08
Women's ono pleco dresses, cor
duroys, serges and whlpjords,
values to $8.50, at $4.93
Women's long winter coats, cloth
mixtures, well made, now styles,
values to $10, at 5
Percale houso wrappers, assorted col
ors and sizes, values to 1, at..C9o
Children's sample winter coats, val
ues to $5, at 93.98
Children's winter dresses, good
styles, well made, ages 6 to 14, val
ues to $1.50, at , 98o
Women's black petticoats, sateen and
lleatherbloom, with double flounce,
value to $1.50, nt 980
Infant's shoes and stockings, 36c val
ues, at 35o
FIUDAV KKMXANTS OP AT,Ij
KINDS nnd Seasonable Merrliiu
disc off tile Holt, nt Special nur
gains Prices Domestic Ilooni:
Remnants of flanuolottes, good
iweght, 10c values"., w.. ,'. ..ec
Remnants of outing flunnols, light
and dark colors. 10c values. .. .6iic
Remnants of gingham apron checks,
o values, at
Remnants or, 36-lnc-h percales',' light
and dark colors. U'Vic values. 7ic
Remnants of wash goods,, an assorted
lot, worth to -16c, at ....... ...'.'.50
Remnants of 36-inch unbleached mus
lins, 7c values, at ......Bc
Remnants of poplins, 26c values 15o
Remnants of dress ginghams, 12Hc
values, at ...7Sc
Remnants of 36-Inch bleached mus
lin, 7V4c valfteH, at 50
Ready-mado sheets, 72x0, 50c values,
at 4 39o
Cretonne for comforters, good uat
tern, 10c values, at ....'7Uc
Amoskeag outing flannels.. 1214 val
ues, at 100
Mercerized table dair.ask, 58 Inches
wldc. 39c values, nt 35c
Sllkollnes, 36 Inches wide. 1 3c values
at , . jog
Largo size trullopMl or plain
spreads, good weight, ussorttd pat
terns, $1.25 values, ut 98c
20 lbs. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR at MYDEN'S for $1.00
48-lb. sacks best Diamond II. flour.
made from the best se- I IE
lected wheat, per sack. . I I w
10 bari Lennox, Beat 'Km All or Dia
mond C Soap 35o
10 lbs. best white or yellow Corn-
n.al ...,174c'
Tho best domestic Macaroni, made In
Omaha, any brand, per pkg, . . .7Vic
Jellycon or Jello, pkg. 7V4o
l'eters' Ureakfast Cocoa, per lb..20o
Tho best bulk Peanut Iluttor. lb.laiio
4 cans fancy sweet Sugar .'urn..S5o
DEIED FRUITS TOK SAUCE, PISS
OB CAKE..
rieaned Currants, lb lOo
3-frown California Halslns ut, lb.7V4o
Choice California Prunes, lb 7o
Kanry California Uartlett Pcurs at,
lb ..15o
Kuucy California Cooking I'lgs. at
lb 7Hc
Fancy California Sedle8 Raisins at,
lb 7Hc
Fancy California Seeded Halslns nt.
Pkg 71So
l'liiuy Ualtluioro Kvaporated ltoxp-
berries. lb 35o
3 pkga Mincemeat 25c
Lemon or Orango Peel, the best, at,
lb 300
Kancy Citron Peel, lb .....35o
s-io. cans ni, string, tireen or
Lima lleuns 7140
3-lb. cans Golden Pumpkin, Homlnv
or Squash 740
3-lb. cans fancy table Apricots or
Peaches lBo
4 lbs. fancy Japan Rice, Fine or
Pearl Tapioca ,.,.25o
3 cans OH or Mustard Sardines. .lOo
Fresh. Crisp Pretzels or dinger
Snaps, .lb 60
The best Soda or Oyster Crackers,
per lb ,.7c
rape-Nuts, pks 10c
6 tfl fil.lll hilVAa foi.... l . . .....
Crackp, for fanrfly use.box. .4Co
The best Tea Sifting, lb loo
Qoldei Santos Coffee, lb 350
BUTTER ADVANCED Xjc AOAZJT
THIS WEEK.
We advise our customers to uso
the best grade of Butterlno and help
us fight the butter truzt.
The best high-grade Uutter. n'ual to
Creamery Mutter, lb 35c
Oood table Untterlnc, lb., soc
No. 1 Butterlne 171ic
2 lbs. good Butterlne 35c
jpays 1 ry
THE GREATEST VEIETABLE MARKET IN THE WEST.
Now Potatoes, per peck., IS lbs. .150
Jersey Sweet Potatoes, lb aVio
Large Head Lettuce, head 7H
Beets, Carrots, Turnips, Parsnips or
Ruf&bagas, per lb iMa
1 heads Leaf Lettuce..,.. So
2 bunches Fresh Hothouso Radishes
for 5c
Fancy Denver Caul! flower, , lb. ..10a
Fancy Wax or Green Beans, lb..8Vio
2 large Soup Bunches. ... .10a
4 bunches Fresh Parsley So
Largo bunches Louisiana Shallots
at THo
Large Bunches Louisiana Radishes 5a
6 bunches Homegrown Onions... 5c
2 stalks Fresh Celery orf So
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes. Ib. . . . , . .',7c
Fancy Hothouse fucumbers ' at
e' loo
Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, per
I""" 7)4c
Large Grape Fruit, each Be
New Fard Dates, per lb loo
New Hallowe'en Dates, per Ib.t.loc
New 7-Crown Imported Figs, per
b. , 3(j0
New California Figs, 15 oz. pkg.
at , 7ii0
Fancy late Dutch Cabbage- for cook
ing or Sauer Kraut, lb... i0
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