Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 30, 1915, Page 16

1),\‘.\”,\ THURSDAY, SEI'T ‘R ‘. 1015 OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKE| <. 0 *toe=% o NEW YOKK STOCK MARKET KUGEL BEWAILS THROW WYOMING LAND QPN 2 o, vece sam ne b sot guinc Another man had & rhack loaded on 3 Cattle Receipts Large, but Pncu it o Stock % | Bocent - Restrds. | ot Activit_v." RECENT HOLDUP |R. A, Smith of Umou Pacific De- :-:‘.nfl‘.:‘]‘:.:: 'x""v:'.:v.:k“mfil'n:n Are Generally Steady—Sheep | : ) B et i N Breadth and Extent Surpassed | clares Rush is Very Orderly, move. However, he coaxed his horses [ 1 £OUTH D T — | But Says the Pohce Are Powerless vt Wit vy t i : HOGS FIVE TO FIFTEEN LOWER ;, [0 3 H ' | TRADING ~ SLACKENS LATER to Stop the Wave of Crime | ONE MAN WITH GUN LOSES OUT in cases where two or more men want 1 o Estimato Wednesday.. 1000 200 1o cows | speciai sLocks toaay, but gains ming, where last Saturday 149,88 acres Smith asserts that while there Same 3 weeks ago. 108, Utah """"‘7"'3,';“"" 0.~Nevada ty, Uremdth and extent were surpassed fit only for craging. He thinks that " of cattle, hogs and swecy at the Omah cars, % head, made up the mid- ral cepression of prices, but total gnq a demand for your valuables?” | ycars ago when a large area of land "N LS Witer Exeursion Tickets p iy 4] steer 1169 | sy the same tract of land, they (requentl 3 o, s, | Meers: 0T T =P in the Oity. ‘ . setticd the question of priority by Tlppin Via OMAMA, September 2 H. Carngw--Sauth Dakota, NEW YORK, Sept mpletion of T g e i = S s T were few nghts ‘snd wo e. Hogs. § 3 19 706 6steers.... 1206 prel.minar.es ¢ with flota fepartment of the Union Pacific, is back here were fe s and no e OFHSIAT Ronday ... B4 "S55 B! § Meors. 2 § meern. 1 T OE the Ang mh, 10485 | BUTLER WOULD no-r TOTE. GUN| oin the Goshen Hole country of Wyo- | hooting i Official Tuesday |f |"' 4180 b steers & steers 1 X u lever for a. her extravasant mov Mr a “0 I " ra 1 oood [ vm M"m!'m: retes . ¢ lurgely If not wholly obliterated In connection with recent holdups | ;¢ sovernment land was thrown open ree acieage of good lard in the tract . ! gohres daye_totals. :f;':: W, H. Me lm)ro : F - P bsorptive - capacity. | Superintendent Kugel of the police | inspection to becoma subject to home. OPD to settiement, there ls much that Route of the Same § weeks ago... : SENS| % stockere Tht Y - Al records of recent as to actv-| gepartment asks the question, “How | stead entry October 2 e o e o e e H hile ere n ometh g f us - Same § weeks ago 105,205 216 steers. .. 1091 steers.... 89 680 |in the first halt hour of the seasion, at| would you act if suddenly confronted | :‘ " "" "l_,’;“"’:"'”“]‘ ’”:‘”‘" :“ - B the last of next Week &) of the fand thet sflflllflle Linito‘ R . CveiPle Uluducaed OUL yuie which tiie quotations Were at higher \to the Gosk ole coun s . “The filewins e r«em- and the auppiy’ was the iarkest | jovels. rading siackened later with the| by & man presenting a six-shooter| .,y ik that into Oklahoma some "*# A1Y Value will have been selected e following - o day since September 8. About transactions again approx nt the large : :':v'm'»:m mhs"m’_r.l e year 1o dal the total for the ‘."];‘ towal of 5,00 shares P | He adds that it is the experience of | there was opened to those who sough Black Gets a ng on sale on and after Oc- - o hear ous’ t evident that | » file upo 3 s ) : " it 19 v Period | selling or profics was proceeding on an | this and other cities that it is prac- |0 file upon it. Mr. Smith was in th attle 14147, w o of Torrington, Wyo. en the tober 15th, good return- e i o 3 e (0L o e 7| enlarked scaic, while new buying seemed | yjcqily jmpossible to prevent holdups, | |, T . R SGhOOl HOI‘SO for g A bepbe mor itlous o tentat word was given to start for the i i g ] Sheep . caaeeis . A0 than two weeks nl'- | character » opinion of the onlo: no matter how many policemen Were | jang, and ing until June 1st, 1916. , in his judgment sre we $ ollowing | ble shows the Shipping demand suffered a relapse this » move largel ” ]] P d 'J" tn“ e " : the Omaha live stock morning, and the result was that values peculative buying g Yx | on the job. | something like 20 persons who started Se ln t e a.I‘a eS Detailed infor Hon and market for the lut few aays with com- | ranged unevenly lower, declines of 106 15¢ | roomiona! g, wupply EIVing wWa Mr. Kugel offers some suggestions | !n the race for a free farm. i a i ron 0 parisons ! I‘v;::\x"xl:uyr‘lyl“d"'Ivl‘l“ln-n(":: d many cases | demand at end. There w in | A s Of thoss who went out from Torrington| G0Vernot Charlie Biack of the, Ak-Sar- dates'at "_ to. | IBIn IS TIeIA 11812 11911, 11910 11808, | Buyers compl vod de; Do © | tabie 18 ke t the frenzied ine . ‘ho f ” it trom Torringto ) B A 3 Date. | 191 4 m! 102 ml 1910 11908, | oY n hte offe ‘_ :H-'I"AI' -:I’:Hl-.”n »‘.J“Nu:h Sk g for pedestrians who find it necessary | . =00 with land locators, who | Ben board hus scored a “beat” on his [ ¥4 l” reach . n pleces of loa er withdrawal of " to return home at late hours charged land ssokers - r s fellow governors. Anticipating the hit he s [} '|7=“M nu-d“lu'u»;‘v'l“‘; o e adjustment of the existing ‘Carry ono hand in your pocket as if | them on quarter ‘.:1., ns pr 'V\n; 1] ll‘.:“‘::i would make in the parades, it he had a . T ET UFFIG ) ) 4 R R NUaton. . L oints fn] YoU hed & gun and that will deter the|went ont. foot o on horsehack mnd | beautiful. trained horse to ride, he % | Enrly bida mally as much as 10@ | . JSEEPORRRY BRSO hich once highwayman. It makes ne SOMS 0 wagond. The F L‘, Y“N p ”:, tackled Ma r Worthem of the caraf 407 Sofith 16th Street. Yy “n:,:fh”.,-., n g (o0 badiy tha | Fuled as specuiative favorites was re tacular in any sense, and there were few | fm AIOWS 4N arranged to borrow the J Otiaha, Neb. | way ol L Specialtics, | have a hand fu your pocket to indicate | conflieting cho Aoy b nest and handsomest educated horse in Heilera tried enough to better R, ety o Qiroct wat | readiness to meet an attack,” said the! wn |l'1,»n:"‘:. : .“ r Iv\‘fl"‘"" 'Y“:""lnm ehow, which he will ride in the pag Phone uglas 264, prices, but had very little success, and {35% 3", (0RG G0 today's added e " | Who hac aked in (and with a rifle N | when hogs finally started io mo aluos | sivenuth ‘from the revival of rumors of | I\‘\‘lr:;‘"‘“nd'-";- X v oy lico depart. | “CTO%S his Knees was sitting, on the cor- s Jos J|to the down. o us u meneral'thing, fully | "W yii"rie "hel¥yes that rome of the|ment 1n not advocating sun-toting as | Q06008 Parier seeon Mo wreat’| FINED $25 AND COSTS ON . 0c lows iven afte 0 companics whose siocks are now in the s general proposition, he does belleve, he o squatie | siaried the market Tmainea, s, 400 | COTLERCLL® o DT " o o more | &, KC0eTal Droposiion, e aoes belens | Uion Wiy selection, bt no atention nas CHARGE OF STEALING $24 [§ District PaYsonger Agent, cleararce was made, there being ' few a with these peported prosects are|if & few of the holdup men could be pald to him. A shack was placed ubon| Robert Warner, guest at the Keystone Omaha. T a8 T ¥ Soniered Sacely | carefully withheld , | winged the land by another party, and a govern- hotel, was arraigned in police court by de ¢ ¢ o erel) uded among the apecialties which | . ment agent promptly informed the squ "hos e ¢ add T and dlépesttion of ltve gtock ‘... the reaction after more than a_week ;] 'sil Drevisus "high records "were| A Young man ealled the acting mayor | [T BRSO Promuuy int rmed the sauat- | Tihorina Martin of the aame address, who at tbt‘mnn Btock yarda, Omaha, Neb, | of rapldly advancing market, and was 16| Continental Can 1i'g to 11l; Lacka-|and asked for a permit to carry a gun, ason of he having gone a-serts Warner stole $24 from him. o o upplie hromde q ' | C e land prio B¢ pe] - /& 5 @ o Toe smontyloue_Wocrw ending 3 . m., | D8 OXpeCted e aLardey s advancs | wanna Bl at 9% Crucible fteel | explaining that he goes home at a late| VPN the land prior to recelving permis- | Warner wes fined $2 and costs. R ELEEY [PSp————" ssa- whether you have a gun or not, u 5582228 s "Rss = 2 emmmEam .....-.- 228 % £8e By at 109%: B and | 4 { v was lost today, although values are still s v ot hour every evening from his place of E“TJ:::I:S&L‘:Q::V"'"" Stont ot "the. mised_and heavy oY Boma " of" these maxim ere red: business and always carries money. The | o i ost of the mixed and heavy pac f s, While ctive spe- | gy " . | U.. M. A st P i } | hoga sold today at $7.1077.30, with just a (‘m s o """“:” R aYe. substance of the advice of the acting| ll rl Fsie ' 2 1|lllulnhllml as high as §.50, and a sprink- | 5000 0O Dllee | reilecied by its [ MAYOr to the young man was: “‘Don't| I-nu Pac 1 : i ling on up 1o sment of the ¢ of | ¢ y u t 3 o | 8 . o R ECRE RS pnn (St Gl B S o H i sy s Chiffon, Crepe and Georgette Flouncings " 1 1 o ||\ l\“l"flvwr and Paris juse the gun or he would shoot you while | B e frregular with some selling | you were geiting your gun ready for| Exquisitely embroidered; $2.50 to $6.50 values: a beautiful line of the very latest in o (% & B . veltie, " Gugregnted | Louion. Thea, gy g Doped ”;’ novelties for selection; values we're confident you never he- $ 98 1 | g Wrong person wouldn't carry a g i ' 1 ited tates bonds unchanged on call 1un a bet. The best way Is to hand over fore saw equalled in Omaha. Sce special d‘“l"") in Sixteenth C- N Number of sales and leading quotations v h o igh-| , o — Niddk. A*Pm: were Just fair, the | on ll’l‘ll ks ‘MIIB as .ln|lnwn ::hlll‘)'nx JATS) WS SEPPRG by & high stre (t w ”‘ll““’ *l( ‘ l”"l: D o o vy v oof nin rs, or 300 head, being ' Sales. Migh. Low. Clowe, | "} s 3 Total receipts.. .48 108 ! wsmallest for & Wednesday this month 900 " Citizens In the vicinity of \\un\m.rn.‘ DISPOSITION—HEAD, Total for the first half of the week is 00 '\, | ana Poppleton avenues, from Park ave-| Cattlo, Hogs, Sheep. |163.50( head, being a falling off of 23,000 09 [ an compared with last week, 10,000 short % [nlie Yo Twenty-fourth street, are. some- . el . . ? Two woekn ago, And 11,000 smailer Al 3 | what exercised over recent robberies in 4.50 Axminster Rugs : ? Embreidered Rice Cloth [than for the same days last year. spite s A T bd | this netghborhood. Two drug stores 36x72 size, beautiful 3 With 1 d embroidiered the fact that the run moderated & goud etinin ¥ o i e been foMbed this v v, JSR(3 'wse, Demuuiul Rew Dfll' o i ith colored embrol | Am. Retining N o | have been robbed this week and several terns, ail. oolors, AW dots, 36-in, wide, & 400 valus, y . K :upp e "u:"“‘ ’m b Amerisan Tobeses vr.: p homes entered during the last few weeks. | Dodge St. win- . the popular new drap- 30 i Pac G y OF L trade was very ¥low In get- Anac Coppe 3 ! - v ¢ k:cg:‘ Pask ¢ ried today, Packers' early of-' Atchison . ... ! | LIGHTFOOT CITY AGENT | | dows gee ery, at, yard..... c v X " |fers were about w"dime Tower all ‘around, Baidvin i On 3d Floor. rstASL ) On 3d Floor. 5 y : _ | whilo meilers refused Lo admit the possl: ©a Wy . SRE J ) . c““:;' g:-': r]oumr ; 4 Dility of having o make &ny Sort of & | I 3 3 FOR ILLINOIS CENTRAL \ ERTC IR ettt (B B 44 s Va id priced thelr = holdinge Brookiyn Rapid Transit all asked higher pri R T H $ Effective October 1, Joe Lightfoot be d the males made earl - g WAl : e EEENNww—————————————— [ Central Loather o N b 1% | comes city ticket and passenger agent of were somewhat stronger than Tuesdny. cheapeavo & Ohic ’ 0 5 is O s O . ) |m-rn| Wtrings of desirablo feeding IAmbS Chieape 6 W.. ol 3 b Bibiniteimeods raghoperaalges o e 0 ue n ar€ s een C now i3 selling around #3048, 40, 3 [ succeeding krank Blotsky. For the last It waa almo when buyera finally N W 2 four years Lightfoot has been ticket clerk began to ket into action on the fat lambs . : % ot (I AR, | in fact on,y part of the offerings h: . 2 6% 45 and stenographer under Sam North, dis by ollogg. % .| been cashed by the noon hour. But price ; vel & ‘visn 5% | triot passenger agent her . e e u orl les helmer Degen A . wers Just abont sten’v fn he "“ Ible Bteel 0 On the date of Lightfoot's promotion. @ 12 1 Denver & k. G, pid RS gead Sooe, Beet 2 lnil-ltllnrl' Seauritios |1 ¥ K 3 % | his place as ticket clerk and stenogiapher Snjen " ranging "at 88.608.66." enorai Rlectrlo f | will be filled by George W. Skala, now ) A E’ b sh . f h B ARt T 2| Gt Mewrle ovvvvr 9% by B euisnactad WILH D14 Halkcda oEHiGe' o¢ e n Elaborate Showing of the .':{';, 'f,","m" bR, “.wl oy & ha 'l“'h-_de:"l:l'lg:-“o" S Bee, but who proposes to break into the i R . ‘t ‘eeders continued to bring g l'mnl Illl s Cent . » railroad ficld, AR N T prices Sl houst 010 soqson oot A, s i s s AR : ew Iauoread dutt [flodes f \! n $8.40 looked a® Inspiretion Copper ol o MAN WHOSE BODY IS FOUND | g & A vr With quite as much characteristic newness the foeding ewes made $5. ansas City Southern Bunch e Lehigh Vallo 4 i 3 N . d R i % :":'rg'::l’ e .".;;.I‘.'.:"I ;‘u'".'.". '&.",{‘,’3 ;;. e & vasiviia: 1110 11 IN PARK IS THEO. DRESHER in the lowest priced garments as in the & reasonably early hour. otroleum . Coroned Croaly (the. § ¢ L%t . s Y . ek tahons o Hiest aRd tambst Lambs, | Ml Copper LI A e i e Py i o B ]}lgh(jr, for quality alone decides the price 1) mi;m} el s | ru}.,..v: Paet it BEbi TUMMAIE MIOFAnE wae" Theodono e &P in this store; assortments are broad enough yearlings, 'fair to choic u'uuh.m:,‘,,";,‘:, ,; P i '8 'ty |Dresher. He worked two weeks at the ' Lo assure you pleasing and becoming selec- CA Ln-!umlpu fere Uberal r“:nm ::';"'.',';'".‘-mr: 00t 00, Cewes ""'""'\ 1 per 1111111 Grand hotel In Council Biuffs, leaving (el Yend S g 000 { 'r’t:fl“ln;\&ranéoe. .50 1"«"“‘;'5&&5‘%"“ 456 | X "0 ok # & ' [that employment on Monday. He was G 4 tion— - ewes, feeders, $4. .00 . 3 sent to Council Bluffs by a Chicago em- | A d a1, lI n’l of almoat Av. . | Ne 0 Y ¥ ge of almont b ... VN Prion | B f : ! ployment ageney. 4 $ $ 5 ’ $ $ b o o .: Srmption {84 1% Montane fender lambe . s b e T Nt $15, $18.50, $20, $25 to $89 viest of any week he opening | 168 Montana feeder lambs ...... 1 . .'||l\'rs. The coroner will Imld an in- * the range season. lpu are Wyoming feeder lambs . F | i vewnd st your s | 511 Pt i i I Viper. B8 iy m |auest. ‘ A (90 \ NEW WHITE CHINCHILLA OOATS Yeat stock cattle | 14 mink feedor lamba. .. rd N b CITY TRUST COMPANY T Selicy wars Tirsc | Ib Tdane Foete ™l ampune: - " B ) ; t ) inst receiv {fy ik, The copitey demand tor such cat | &8 Wyoming Tambs e Beweher e e 1y WANTS TAX LOWERED pTR b fi‘n_"f ”“’"" "'N rece l\"dl go onf%tlllo Thurs- oo showing of country buyers i | s Wyoming Tambe o..oreerrs: Texas Cowmp -' i | SD8 BUF I SOMPRAY hes tkrouans N Ry S vie et Sncrbabaninl aoate e momning In additlon to this | w3 \yomilng lamba . N | | Pucifie . 2% 133% | suit against Douglas county asking that short or %4-length models, plain or trim- were all free buyel | 169 14 ewes i oid 4 the district court reduce its property B Wit ,"':m" Toonimon 18 , 1 Wioming ewss .. . W R T ey i vhiuation for tax’ PUrDosss from $308.13 g med in furs or black or green velvets. Your ‘Erades ; . choice of full helted hack and front, box are still - Iml- slow to move, NO 1198 Utah lambs . $5a Unfon ... estate mortgages and $115,000 stock in the P appearing to want the more Imhy.ls':‘l Wyoming lamia oot g By bank bullding be held exempt on the back or back belt designs; great values at W 8nd helters wer in very falr de- | g ',':’ P RSN ground that taxes already have been pail . ock cattle and | 101 Jduho feeder u,,.,b. it {luh Copper. o [ g to $208,120, and that itema of $39,500 real I thought it was a nmu 4 Wyoming feeding lambs. . New York Munn Mavket. a0 W yoming f ing law . 2 NEW YORK, Sept. 5. «~MERCANTILE S.as . : : : 2 . ,',;"d:g* do open, but there | T4 Wiomink feedor ow PAPER—SAGH Dor o Distinctive Designs in Afternoon, Evening and Street Dresses—I'caturing the newest N ved e Cthe trads U4 Montana foeder lamb: > STERLING—SIxtys day bills, $4.6%0; de- 3 i | fashion’s favored fahries in plain and two-toned tulle, silk nets, brocaded, plain and T Wi Prices ahowed Mt~ & -~ mand, 4.1 bles, #4140 : 3 ol fashion’s favored fahries in pla ed s, 2 -\g,,_, Senerally about | CMICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET| SILVER—Sar, %e; Mexican dollars, plaid taffetas, also beautiful silk and wool combinations; the variety shown is remark- cholce | Cattle Firm—Hoxs Steady—Sheep |, BONDS-Government, steady; railroad, | HONDS ably broad and values at each price very 15 25 3975 to s,gs CHICAGO, Y e CATTLE-Re- Py ‘,.“r"c.-..“}‘..".v.,«“y“.,‘..‘\ "\‘“;..“:".‘3.‘.. ?fi. 1 5 exeeptional X celpts, 16,000 L i rkt : months, 3 per cent, ‘mkfim" mu‘ CALL MONEY-Easter; higher, 2 per | A ) New Sample Waists-—In Crepe | Flannelette Kimonos—§$1.50 | Silk Dressing Sacques—That Chiven, S OMTIH0. T e oantr Tast IR, 3 pes Sont: 'Did: 1% | al de Chines, Georgette, Cropes, | values, in fine quality flannel- | usually sell at $2.00 and $2.50; 'mXIB-‘keedp ' head. market |por cent; offered at 3 per cent. yuE| Laces and Nets; made to sell | ettes; all colors and sizes; your dainty colors, in all sizes; on ey e alee Y "m«”'ll:l‘rnt&! .:lfo-u'llll:i uotations on bonds today were | | vl at $6.00 to $6.00......82,98 | choice, at s 98¢ | sale, Thursday.....eeess ;| 300008 W.08.%; rovsh, . «E'E-@E».x}ir:s;hr:«muw;n 12 8.5 Teg SR »,. i | 2 ) T ? : A Notable Collection of lambs, ¥7. HKansas Clty L) oek Market. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept, ¥ ~CATTLE ' . N 3 (RS S B SRR Lo # \ dma med Hats l"llno le' s'q";; POUNW; w‘h:fl""l -A.m“fi:‘ Pu. T 3 ¥ BR i d feedors, $5.5006.00; bull ! hfl*‘ g Hohge: cntven &m"ufln R HOGB—Recelpts, 8,20 d; _ marke strong: bulk,” 37,6605 3; he- | i A ,.: | ! % s ", . ¥, ' ; : G 50 : m‘_” g o | =gt s Get Duffy’s When o s == earlings, v WLV, B Bleel bn Y \ i i SRR You Ask For It St. Louls Live Steck Market. . v ov ; g o g B PR A T : A renarkably varied and beautiful assortment of ST, LOUIS, Mo., Sept. 3.—CATTLE~ . ey » P o 5o g g g Jharming : 2 of velve ars of arg’ T Racsivts, 4ot g < g e Mk | g aurchaidn. the ‘Artitled you Suy A9 charming new hats; some of velvet, others of hatters ad ; : tve bect steers. srtogim: | yeariing| JSrguons mier & oo, || Must bave distinguishing warks 7 _ plush and punne velvets; trimmed with fur, flowers, shdEa assesasn gEoeTas steors and helfers, $8.60u10.00; cows ( 2 p e pckers opd Seedere. Wlegl L % 4 ax 4 || to enable you to identify them. 7 N i ostrich ornaments, ribbons, ete. n.fl" 00 Neaa: " mariel B ey an &on ! TV BINE Becieaeen, G ew small high crown hats, ¢l fitting turl e market '} S b W 8 o 1ats, close- J ot v ...'.l Aighte, MIPLI; imed Ot "Bk a8 Omais A h Duffy s R, ) b it ROl TR S ;m butchers, $8.008.30; good heavy, §1.8) Mimoul Cresmers b, ex-diy and tricorns, large pieture sailors. No two hats alike; SHEEP AND LAMBS—Recelnts nm Greal W . ] . - 7 come in black and all new fashionable colors, ead; market stronk: lambs, $5.0009.00; Merald ‘ » Pure Malt Whukey W i o | de $7.50 French Hand Blocked Shapes 3 0G4 0. Ba asRabe seagnsns | « R Nl . and (ocders, $.5007.10; bulls, Mags, ete., [ Bonde— | Made of fire quality velvets and hatters’ plush; 2000 head; market | CHERO Muatéipal L a score of nobby styles for selection, FLI0G8.00; " mixod, 8.2 | DIk vey 4 o . I N LAMBS —Recelpts. o0 . - . mu'lnl steady: owes. $2 :: 3:.:: :r:-'.‘:v:m i . Mo : - ’ ’ » b Quebs & € ;';m-«.“r s 1t serves as & means of identifica- For Quality Goods and a Saving of 25, to 50 :—IT'S HAYDEN'S FIRST 5, Besonh TAdS Beass: Masket. "‘"‘_ . :,Iunh .nal.n_ us o ;uurllhl\l‘wl:fl‘ ' | MaclLaren's P~anut Butter, 1b. u\.- Hershey's Breakfast Cocoa, 1b. 300 L JuurPH Mo, Bept. 3 —CATTLE | ¥ andan Stank u-—u... n‘.'. p:v:-e-‘:’::l-;\)at":\&:.fi:}')cul'ln b S ahh Tall (n:- Alu:A bulmuu ] The Best Tea Siftings, 1b. o -1830 Recel Rad: “market steady: | LONDON. Sept. 3 —American securitics aalfs20u,buy an imitation or “Juat ks’ Best’ High' Grade Dis- PRS- 1o s Golden Santos Coffee, 1b Corn Flakes, bears this trademark. =, oan ! a.c.u«. Sa%a A0d beifers, $.00 | were quieter on the stock market and Good,” there is wo queation but Flour, made from No. Mm‘n“ ‘:' : market | B1008 d'orp-d with the improvi That you will be sorry later. Better ! ping_wi e bottle Wor " ‘Pure | rllmml?uu %ol 1k M sal stoady 1o e \ower: on, §7.500 n::'r":n"el“ 0 oy lnreet has ened | De mafe first than sorry later when you can make 65 pounl Tomato Catsuv, Pickles assorteld | 15 bert Red River Ohio Fo- lose and y. “ | s o o cl kinds, or Mustard, bottle R LAMBS—Recelnts. 8300 | MM Y- AGHH Dor "’ L Get Duify’s and Keep Well.” lasven sut of ans soo R .80 | 1B kg, New Mince Meat R t il e ot alow’ lamibe, 850008 & DISCOUNT RATRS Short bills. %0 Spi8 b most graguiata, siocers and 1 at-Bm-AlL Diamond C | Jle% Lomb, Honey, ner rack. 3728 | cookin % A I e %9 | dealers, 3100, If Uiey can't suppiy Ty Queen White Laundry | mported Pigs per Ib...... thres-q3-bossicn ~ lauuarterp Live Stoek in Sight. cent. d £ & bunches Fresh Radishes v v O\ . Culifornia Muscatel tooking R-Ix» 5 ot 4 of live -lu!k at the five prin- + 'White or \cnou ‘Gorn ins, Ib. 4 heads freab -af Lettuc Roohester, $3c 2 heads Fresh Cabbag: ARK mm ¢ Ot Sardines 8¢ Farcy No. 1 Orun-y 263 l Bunches . R v e B b POWERFUL S‘.ARGHLIOHTS - Tl Bk Wik Lowdty ""iu Tlian Bise Fiume: for Ouaainpe- | 4 Bunches Pretn Besth Carror Four i6-08. cans Condenked Milk, 250 o o e , Tureips < : ¥ ‘s’ Macaroni, Vermicelll o | nies, 0c heads Cookint Cabbage | Eomaes Clty. 30 1400 Commissioner Hummel of the vark "" IF YOU have-s little ready cash and oa tl, phe o | 8¢ ; : | Frost Kalamazon Celers .. | Lovks.......... _L609 partment. has ordered six of the nevast ' | s somathing oct of your saiacy Sou tan 10 .,....J ,.,.‘pu... Fruii Preseryss | Temey Colorado Biverts Free- G 5o ‘e l - W.ie Lyve flashitzhis for yas by the park pol ce- ' | J8, L NS 12 l-" R e fll?o i . od » l men at pikbt tme. These flashi ghts LOT FEVIEW. Published by Joha Mulr Bee Want Ads 1oduce Rosults, |thiow & broad flash for quite » distance, | Lo_ 8 Boodvay New Vork oy e tPlyl—TryHAYDBNlllnt—-ltPl ¥