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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-07-06

DR.. j. B. F1NDLEY is the senior member of the famous
SPECIALISTS Drs Findey Co., whose Offices located at 67
Walnut street. Des Moine Iowa. Their successful treatment
of Stomach Liver Kidneys Bowels, Bladder Caarrh Rheuma
tsm and Nervous troubles have
their kneess for Gastones and Appendicitis has
them host of friends. ,''~"-.--
In the treatment of the DR.. Fndey peer
ocuist and his IS
of of Cataract Peyygum liberated
Lids .&E
If suffer with pain the back side, gas
the stomach bowels conspated headaches
dizzy spells Digestion Catarh Rheumatism
troubles feel tired ambition
OF any kind with Dr. Findey will examine
give his advice entirely of charge He also
and fits glasses, FREE .&.#.m...#..- .. I'D
He especially invites those who have neglected themselves
have been u1skifuy treated those suffering
from deep seated chronic call
GIVEN FREE sE.zS s s.#
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-07-06
PROGRESS THAT HAS BEEN
MADE IN IOWA.
In Eighteen Hundred and Fifty.six
Iowa Had Only 1913 Miles Of
Railroad Track.

The following table showing the
extension of the railroads in Iowa
and the population is Of considerable
interest:
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-07-06

For Sale-One practically new
2 horse power, air cooled gasoline
engine. Inquire at E. w. Teale's
Garage.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02
Output Of Nebraska
Factories Hundred
and Fifty Millions
Nine Hundred and Fifty Companies
Reporting to State Bureau En-
ploy Nearly 10000 Persons

LINCOLN, Neb., June 3O-(Special. 1.-The
Bureau of Labor and Industrial statistics
has given out the following summarized
statement of it's manufacturers bulletin
which is just being issued:
The number OF manufacturing institutions
in the state Of Nebraska reporting were
$780, having a combined capital Of s6s, 3sS, PIG,
with sixty-seyen failing to report upon their
capital invested. The total number Of
wageearners employed in the concerns re-
porting in s959. The total wages paid was
$l2, S00,OT7. The total cost OF material used
was tll3 450.2s1. The total value OF goods
manufactured was $50, los GO. with 1902 con-
Germs having failed to report upon this item
The increase In the number OF establish
n,ents reporting over 1905 was lls, OF IA. IS
per cent. The decreases in the capital in
vested as reported was s26.O67.s4s. or 425i
per cent. with sixty seven falling to report
upon their capital. The increase In the
number OF wagearners was 1851 or 1896
per cent. The Increase In the amount paid
In wages was s2.ls5.6Ss or ara per cent
With an increase In the value OF materials
used OF s16S70.4l5. or 1886 per cent. With
decrease OF S9,7l0.O62. or $40 per cent In the
value placed upon the goods manufactured
with l0z having failed to report upon this
item.
A most careful estimate shows that Is
per cent OF all materials used in the manu-
facture OF the institutions reporting were
producad In Nebraska. and that fully the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

same percentage of the goods so manufao-
tUred were consumed in Nebraska
In their order of important with referenc.
to output the Industries led off as follows;
The meat packing industry, with an OUTPUT
OF SS1'7bs.7O2; creamery second with an out
put OF s1l.SH,S46; flour and milling. 81. 24s.
SSS; printing. t2,6Oi.555, with gas and cleo
tricity taking fifth place. having an output
of s2614.SO2
In commenting upon the indicated de-
crease In the items OF both capital In
vested and the values of the goods manu-
factured' Deputy Commissioner Louis V.
Guye points out that such was due TO two
causes namely: The failure OF a large
number Of such concerns 10 report upon
such Items and, secondly. the idea that an
increased production and capitalization will
influence the taxation Of the properties in
VolVed. Commenting further Mr. Guye SAYS
IL VIII be noted that We have made sub
stantial gains In the number of institu-
ions, wage earners and materials used of
approximately 16 per cent as compared with
our last report Nebraska is an agricultural
and stock raising state. yet It is progress
sing In its mechanical. Industrial and
manufacturing pursuit at a rate even
greater than its agricultural wealth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

ment spending less for oil that is used for
discriminating mosquitoes. Now the great
swarm has come and a very great in
crease of malaria fever is at the same
time reported.
AZ you may have noticed in the pictures
all quarters of employees are completely
screened in Refuse OF all kinds is dumped
into steel cans provided for the purpose,
which are daily empted by the sanitary
department, and every house on the zone
and In the cities of Panama and Colon,
whether private or government property,
must have satisfactory sewage and water
connections. For further protection every
one coming to live upon the canal zone
must be vacinnated or show a good scar.
A few points about the geography may
be OF interest and surprise to those who
have not studied the map bit. The canal
is almost due south OF Troy, N. Y. The
distance from New York City is 1850 miles
and from San Francisco about LOCO miles
farther. The isthmus of this point runs
almost east and west so that the canal
will run north and south, in fact II will
run a little southeast and northwest.
Colon the terminal city on the Atlantic
side is a bit farther west than Panama
city on the Pacific coast. The canal win
not run east and west as some people
think. In Panama city the sun rises over
the Pacific Ocean.
AS TO the Canal itself. quoting the words
of Colonel Cocktails. 1T is almost certain TO
be finished and in condition for ships TO
pass there by January. 1913. In fact so we'll
is the work advanced that preparations
are being made for reductions In force.
Vessels leaving for the states are crowded
to capacity. Some of these people are go
ing home for vacations, but the greater
number are going home TO stay, very few
nav emploves being hired
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

form very solid substance after the water
Is drained off and the rest has settled and
hardened. This will be placed between two
long masses of rock and other material
taken out OF Culebra cut. The top and
upstream slope will be thoroughly rip
raped. Through this dam is cut a spilIway
forming an outlet to the lake by which its
depth may be regulated Here the water
power will be utilized to produce cleo
tricity to be needed in the future.
The entire length of the canal will be
fifty and one half miles.
Republic a Farce.
Inc Panama republic as seen by an
American is a farce. Imagine Omaha and
Lincoln with the counties between them or
ganizing republic sending ambassadors
etc.. to all countries. etc. Such a republic
would be big compared to the Panama
republic. Colon on one end has a popula-
ton OF about 1900, mostly ignorant negroes,
and Panama City is supposed TO have about
$1,000 inhabitants. One hears persistent
reports OF graft and there are many in
dications that IT is not all rumor. The
American interference in view OF the past
history Of our own country is from a Pan
american view point intolerable, and only
the smallness OF that republic allows it,
When the recent election was held our
marines and zone police were taken to
Ancon undoubtedly to coerce the Pan
americans into the election Of Arosomina
1t was claimed that the popular candidate
had expressed himself in terms unfriendiy
TO Americans and that because OF our big
interests here we could not stand for his
election.
To me the building OF the canal appears
TO be TO world trade what the building OF
the Union Pacific railway was to the
western part OF the United stats-the open
ing OF a quick and cheap route TO the unde-
vsloped western hemisphere with un-
bounded possibilities
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

is the guvnor mr. asked the visitor. ,
The office boy with his chair tilted back
and with his legs stretched out upon the
desk, made no reply.
Il asked II the guv'nor was in. "a said the
visitor.
The office boy threw him a disdainfuI
glance blew cloud OF cigarette smoke
down his nostrils and resumed his reading.
Didn't you hear me?" snapped the visi-
tor
20 course. I ear YOU" answered tho
office boy. scornfully.
Then why the dickens don't you tell
me II the guv'nor's IMP
Now, ask yer" retorted the office boy,
as he reerossed his legs upon the desk and
prepared 20 resume his reading, does Il
look like it1"-London Answers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02
Best Underwear Bargains Ever Offered

Children's S5c Vests and Pants
at .... ......... IL n g
Ladies' $500 Gowns and Combi-
nation Suits at ......... .0Sc
All nicely made and trimmed with
lace and embroidery, best bar
gain in town at .........0 SC
Ladies' Princess Slips at less than
u regular price.
Ladies' $3.50 Princess Slip, In
pink, blue, white and lavender
at 900. ..........' .40C
One big lot of Ladies' White Prin-
cess Slips, nicely trimmed with
lace and embroidery, made to
sell up to $7.50-on sale
at. ). .S2.9S, 81. 9S, $1.5O
Ladies soc Corset Covers and
Drawers at .............l7 C
Ladies' Bathing Suits, worth up
to $1,000
S1.9S S2.eS So. 9s $4.9S
Ladies White Muslin and Lawn
Skirts, lace and embroidery
trimmed, worth to $500
at. $3.50 S1.9S S1.5O
Ladies' $3.50 Silk Stockings, in
black, white and all colors--
at. acc and 60G
Ladies' soc Mercerized Gauze
Stockings at .2SG
Extra Bargains in Ladies' Muslin
Underwear, COrsets and Hosiery
$3.50 Silk Avia Cloth Brassier--
at ........ ....'.. .4SC
800 doz. Warmers Brassiers, made
of SILK Avia cloth, summer ma
terial made cross back Or cross
front style, on sale at .49G
ana $1,000. ...' Zoe
$500 Corsets at ..... 81 .9S
Fine cool Batiste Netting Nom
unstable boned Corsets, medium
and long models, all fitted with
= and garters and draw tape
in bust-many worth to $500,
so at CSC Use and 49c
SOC Lace trimmed bust ruffle,
Ladies' Slips Muslin Gowns,
at ............. .49G
Also fine Combination Suits, Cor
set Cover and Drawers, worth
TO $1.26, at .49C
Children's Muslin Drawers, regu-
lar 19c quality, at ......7hE
Children's soc Muslin Gowns,
at .''...c .25C
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02
Five Specials i'm The
Big Carpet Dept.

9x12 Administer Rugs, only Is In
this line, up to $3.50 values,
MONDAY .'..........$1 1898
9x12 Scanned Tapestry Brussels
Rugs, good patterns, $13 so val
ues' Monday, at .SS.9 S
Sx12 Seamless 10 wire Tapestry
Brussels Rugs, rs patterns in
this line, $1,000 value, Monday,
at '.'''..'....... SLABS
sxl2 Body Brussels Rugs, all the
the market, $500 value: Monday,
at '''..''.' ................. $500
sxl2 Wilton Rugs, Is nat
terms in this line, $4,000 value, Mon
oay' at ''''''............ 92l.98
Many other specials Of Room Size
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02
Curtain Department

Novelty Net Curtains, Cluny Cur
tains and Cable Net Curtains, from
one to two pair alike. worth to So
Monday, at. per pair. ....... 93.46
Lace Curtains, several different
styles, one to two pair alike, worth
Rope Portieres, chenille cords, very
heavy trimming, all colors, regular
$500 values; Monday, pair. 1895
Couch Covers in Bagdad stripe, regu-
lar s2.s5 values; Monday, each:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

Big purchase of Three Thous-
and, Five Hundred Dozen of La
dies Mems and Children's Fine
Underwear of all kinds at SOC on
the Dollar. Every garment in the
big lot warranted perfect in every
way--fit, quality and style per-
feet.
Mems 800 quality Sorwan's pat
ent improved Elastic Seam Draw
ers at .............. .25G
Mems $2.5c Silk Lisle Union Suits
at 40
Mems $500 Silk Lisle Union Suits
at go. .........$1.9S
Mems $500 Mercerized Lisle and
Cotton Suits at. ........ CSC
Mems Porosknit and Jersey Rib
bed Union Suits, in white or col
ors, worth to $3.50 at. >. .49G
ana ''''.' .''''''s' iO0C
Mems Balbriggan and Mercerized
Shirts and Drawers, in white,
ecru and all colors, worth up to
SIPS, at Csc 3SG and 45C
Mems SOC Mercerized Gauze I'm
der Shirts, in white and ecru-
at ..... ....-........ .lOC
Mems 35c Shirts and Drawers, also
Boys in all sizes; on sale. .15G
Ladies' 15c Gauze Vests, In white,
pink and blue, at Sc
Ladies' zoe Gauze Vests, in extra
and regular sizes, at ....... Sc
Ladies' Zoe Mercerized Gauze
Vest, in extra and regular sizes,
at 49,. .............12hG
Ladies' soc Silk Lisle Vests BIC
Ladies' 800 Silk Gauze Vests
Ladies' 35c long sleeve Vests, also
tight knee or umbrella style
pants, at 15E
Ladies' $500 and $500 Italian
Silk Vests, in pink, blue and
z white, at. 81. As and 81. 0S
Ladies' $500 Silk Lisle Union
Suits, in all styles, at. CSC
Ladies' soc Lace Trimmed Union
Suits, at ..........--...2S G
Ladies' 76c and 800 Lisle and
Cotton Union Suits, made in all
styles, extra or regular sizes
at ............49c. and 35G
Infants 35c Mercerized Bands
at ........ ............l OC
Children's soc Union Suits, 25E
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02
ladies' NeckWear
Hardware Dept.
Monday win be the special sales day o

A purchase of 1000 feet Of
15-inch Hose, guaranteed
for two years, so #. SIS. 90
Ring Lawn Spray -. .49c
so Racine Clothes Baskets,
large size $3.50. SOC
Fly Killer ............. Sc
500 Mail Boxes worth 25c) Sc
Bath tub seat, white enameled,
at ZbC
Toilet Paper holder, worth Csc,
at .29C
legal, Garbage Can ...... Csc
100 IT. double galvanized clothes
line .&9G
30 IT. cable Clothes Line he
Aluminium Drinking Cups .lOG
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

eral average of 642. Same month 1917.
Whites s6S; blacks, 7.15; average 7m
During 1910; Whites. AS; blacks, s.T; gem
eral average SCI
DO not have the averages etc, OF
American cities at hand, but think that
II you will compare with the statistics of
say New Orleans. you will not find them
much in favor. II any, of the American
cities. Note the jump in average from 1907
to lsOS-Ss6 per cent to tn. That very
well shows the result OF cleaning UP.
The first few years OF American occupa-
ton In fact were almost entirely used In
making everything ready for the work Of
digging. and when you find by figures that
one-auarter OF all excavation is expected to
be done in the next eighteen months,
whereas the other three quarters was done
during the last six or seven years OF Amer
lean occupation. you can understand why.
The work Of making conditions here fit for
people TO live was tremendous one in
fact It might be safe to say that the fall
ure Of the French 70 do so was the cause
OF their failure to dig the canal. OF
course, the tremendous graft also had
great deal to do with their failure. but the
great death rate was the most discourag-
ing.
Mosquitoes ON the job.
I wrote a friend IN Omaha a few months
ago that mosquitoes and flies are scarcer
on the canal zone than in Omaha. Do you
believe that? It's a fact. or 1 must now
say It was a fact during the last twelve
months / had been down here. During
the last month (May). there had been a
great swarm OF mosquitoes on the zone.
II Is officially stated that this was due
to the return OF the rainy season. etc 1t
10. however, whispered about and 1 think
IL II true. that there Is another reason.
This rumor has II that some time ago Col
onel Goethals gave orders to Colonel Cor
gas to cut down on Expenditures. Colonel
Gorgas as you may know. Is st the head
OF the Sanitary department. Some friction
ensued and resulted in the sanitary depart
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

Bungalow Net, very neat patterns,
in curtains, regularly soc per yard;
Monday, at. ...........3 6o
Curtain material for sash curtains
or bed room curtains. 12hc grade;
Colored scrim, large assortment Of
patterns. regularly csc a yard;
Monday, per yard. .1eo
Screens filled with green burlap,
regular 1926 value; Monday. each,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02
The Mighty Cut.

OF course you have seen pictures OF
Culebra cut and have probably read some
thing about the slides there. There Is no
longer any apprehension felt in regard TO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02
PANAMA UNDER OMAHA EYES
Progress of the Great Canal Work as
Viewed on the Spot.
SIGNS OF APPROACHING FINISH
Sriuhty ouIsbrA Out and Gatum Dam
Toy Republic of Panama h
Pronounced = Farce By
Omahan.

william e. Kavan. an Omaha High
school boy doing the Panama canal and
adjacent territory. draws an instructive
pen picture OF the great public work In a
letter TO Prof. Bernstein. Writing from
Cristobal, canal zone. he says, In part
About the first thing one asks when he
10 thinking OF coming down here Is: Can
one live there and not be In danger Of
disease. and can one stand the climate?
How healthy II is can be Judged by com
parison OF data. On May "a, 1911, the fol-
lowing was handed out by the department
OF sanitation. The total number OF deaths
from all causes (for ApriD was sS These
were divided as follows; From disease q.
and from violence II. giving the annual
average per loo of ga and as per cent,
respectively. TIN annual average death
rate per i.Ooo among employees for the
month OF. April in previous years OF Amer
lean occupation was as follows:
1906. =. les per cent i9os..... TN per cent
1906. SO 90 per cent lsos..... So per cent
The annual average death rate per 1900
In the cities OF Panama. Colon and the
canal zone. including both employees and
nonemployes. was l7.7t per cent. For the
same in previous years;
1896. SO . per cent 1sos.... .2o.0 per cent
1906. 80 .o6 per cent 1909. 80. 1871 per cent
1901. -. t0.T per cent 1870. Is per cent
Death rate per LOO among whites (em-
ployes) was ass; blacks. 7.s7. giving q gen
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

these slides and all estimates OF dirt to be
removed now include the banks that are
expected to slide into prism of the canal.
All danger In the future is to be removed,
either now or after the canal Is opened.
After the water is In the canal the
going dredges now working at both ends
of the canal can be brought to the cut
and kept at work. Removing dirt Dy
dredges is found to be cheaper than by
steam shovels, dirt trains, etc. You under
stand these slides are not sink holes. There
was one big sink that occurred some years
ago on the sight Of Gutam dam. but that
was found to be caused by the settling Of
the added weight upon an old French dump.
The slides of Culebra are of two kinds; in
one the layers OF silt on a level with the
lowest excavation are pushed out by the
weight OF the material above. sometimes
100 to 200 feet high. This lateral movement
is followed by a vertical settlement above;
in the other kind of slides the soil which is
OF a soft rock-like substance which crum-
bles when exposed for a time, is washed
down by the rains. The strata are often
not regular and do not hold when the lower
lodges are removed and whole banks some
times settle at time. The entire amount
of material in these slides aggregates about
$4,000 cubic yards.
Gatum Dam.
A word OF two about the Gatun dam. II
will be about one and one-haif miles long.
measured in its crest. and nearly half a
mile wide at it's base, about 400 feet wide
at the water surface and about 100 feet
wide at the top. Its crest will be at an
elevation OF 115 feet above mean sea level.
and thirty feet above the normal level OF
the lake. Against this dam will be lake
with a water depth at the dam OF eighty
five feet To insure against any danger OF
this dam breaking It will be constructed
sixteen times the required strength The
interior OF the dam will be formed OF q
natural mixture of sand and clay, dredged
by hydraulic process from pits near the
dam. This mixture has been found to
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02
Csc Embroideries 15c Per Yard

We have secured from the largest Embroidery manufacturers in the
skirt fou1cnss Bands Edges insertions and GaoOns these goods are all
1s Embroideres 1Sn
35c
Monday your choice per yard .l5o
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

The Key to the situa'ion-Bss Want ADS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

Mondsv Special = Big Sale on
Lawn Rockers, Chairs and Sci
tees for Monday Only, rs Per
Cent Discount.
$500 Large Reed Rockers,
at .................$1 .05
$3.50 Brass Bed, Pinch posts,
at ..................$9.5O
$3.50 Folding Go-Carts,
at 1895
$23.85 Bed Davenport $500
35 Rockers, one of a kind, Mon
day at about -. Half Price
80 Dining Room Chairs, one
to three of a kind, at factory
cost.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02
25c Ribbons SC Per Yard

Monday win be the big Ribbon Day Tuesday being the Grand and
held in omaha Fourth of July Ribbons Monday
csc ribbons
26c extra wide Taffeta ribbons yard
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02
July Clearing Sale of Dress Goods

100 Suitngs Hairne black
Berlin stripes white and black tropical suitngs.
quick clearance Monday, 75c and $O0 values A0%
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02
Extra Specials in Domestic Room
FOR MONDAY
FOR MONDAY

All 16c towels, each. lao
All l24c towels, each. 100
WASH GOODS.
Anthracite Blue Prints. .31ko
grade, at, per yard. 50
Nurses striped Bingham, 10c quality,
at, per yard. 30
Lawns and Batiste. ali good pat
terms, 1Oc values ............... so
S6-in. Percales, all neat patterns,
1zhc values THO
Lawns and Batiste, good assortment,
15c values, at -, 100
Windsor Paisley, a light summer
fabric. always sells 15c. special
Remnants, of Foulards ibc values loo
One table of White Goods, including
lawns. barred waistings, dimities,
Swtsses, etc. worth up to 1Sc a
yd., all at one price ........ loo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02
Specials for Monday in the High Grade
Wash Goods Department


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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02
ID Things ia Eat For the Glorious Fourth

10 lbs. best Granulated sugar .....S1.Oo
Corn Flakes, pkg .................6h
Grape Nuts, pkg ................10 c
lib. Jars pure Fruit Preserves ....25c
TAN cans Columbia River Salmon ..12hc
lib. cans assorted Soups ..........7hc
Bromangelon. Jellycon or Jello, pkg 7Hc
Fancy assorted Cookies, 40 varieties, ID,
at ';.::'..'..... .........,........ 10c
Large bottles assorted Pickles, Worcester
Sauce or Pure Tomato Catsup bot. Shc
Potted Meats, per can &c
olive OIL, or Peanut Oil. bottle $50. csc
26-cunce bottle Queen Olives .... csc
McLaren's Peanut Butter ID. ........15 c
Bib. cans fancy Table Apricots or
Condensed Milk. ner can e.
BIB. cans Baked Beans ..............Sjl Sic
lib. cans Baked Beans .............4 c
Glass Jars, German or French Mustard,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

Death rate per Loo among whites (em-
ployes) was ass; blacks. ISL. giving q gen
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02
White Goods Department

Extra Values in our High Grade
Linen Department Monday ~,
Imported Mercerized Satin Damask, good width we'll
worth 75 cents yard Monday. at. .......... 5OG
Imported Mercerized Satin Damask assorted patterns
well worth 81 per yard. Monday at............75E
Grass Bleached Irish Satin Damask, ~ inches wide.
warranted pure flax worth $3.50 per yard. Monday,
at, per yard .:..::.............. 81
Large size Cream or Beached Turkish Towels worth
Non'S' M"nuoJ' eacn 20G
Fringed and hemmed hot weather Oriental TurEish
Towels, worth 25 cents Monday each ...,..1SA
Mammoth assortment hemmed and fringed cream and
white Turkish Towels worth Is cents, Monday each
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02

~, 1utter, Cheese and Eggs for the 4th.
Inc pest creamery package or tub But
Fancy NO. Country Creamery Butter,
INano,' ';;c;.,...',. .:....: 23c
The best strictly fresh Eggs. doz i7Hc
Full Cream White or Colonial Cheese, ib.,
Nan .''........ 18c
Fresh Vegetable Prices.
Fresh Peas. quart. bc
punches fresh Radishes. &c
rresn nome grown Caultflower, each &c
punches of Onions for. &c
punches OF fresh Beets for &c
punches fresh Carrots for. &c
punches fresh Turntps for. .........5c
Large Cucumbers, each. ........ sc
Green Peppers ..................5
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb. .....7Ac
large punches fresh Elephant. sc
Fancy Wax Beans lb. ................5 Be
punches fresh Parsley. .........5c