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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07

and moved to Winston-sst. o. 81.
u-heiN ~ railroad facilities and on A.
o-ht OF thls town being located III the
'nter oi the belt In which me fine.s
'oDTeco an the world Is grown
crested here = plant that 90.
ss't,V ana began business with a capital
.eLkht OUT two years later We manu-
asStured the fret year 15o. 900 pounds.
Enith NnS the capacity Of the plant
FROM then on. about every ofhsr 49,
us Factory was bgilt on top bottom
sho aduitlous made 10 each end untlI
me business Was increased 10 l. 600 600
Io1has. having taken eighteen years 10
secure this volume.
l.oNa.929 pounds. ia 1898 ~. bnsfrsss
IN. uht"1 % l-0o6.i01 pounds Srrtn.s
that my business had lost over the
El,Ni ous year and having had Accumu-
l@trd more capital than was necessary
20 run the business. 1 decided 10 expert
neht IN adv cruising. Il was really my
urst experience and 1 have f.l41a 4,
profitable ever since.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07

Rev A g. Rife and son. Carl were
visiting relatives in Ripley. ". Va. A..
nrat Of the week
~. Tue young child OF Mr. and Mrs y. NJ.
Mrs q O. Brorner entertained IN.
ladles circle OF the Christ Iutheran
shuf,n ar her home a. Mozart on Tues
". a. sonderman's new nous. al,
hethiohem D. almost completed
Sire. d. VS.. Fisher ruruf VVrfrr-.f.v
viii relatives iu wheeling
Mrs. Anna Myers and daughter. Nfsa
lda. or NIeoIluE. we're the auasfa gf
Mrs a. q. Myers last week
Mrs. p o. kl1rea ana ron. Cheoflr
were visiting az the vs.. Behrens home
Nr gnd NE , D.. Bender ana aaurb.
tere. Mary and Elra Of Bethlehem rrer'f
bert n near Mozart
The Ladies' Ala society ~ the Pleas.
ant liil N. q. church viii meet Al he
home n Mrs. Joseph Archey nert
Thur day afternoon.
The closing exercises ~ the Mozart
school vii De- held 0u Thursday even
Mra Ecsart. ~ Mozart who was Ia.
IN lu fIe ohio valley General E1arIfs b
on Tuesday g. critically uI
80 70 Alien - nr.dggrort o. spending
T. vs.. Allen ~ Wf OIIuet
Mre DO r Cooke was the guest az
- W Hchrrnr Uu Tuaadrf.
81 Two small children OF Mr and Nra
=. p NfmFH ere 900
Ihn work OF repairing ur HlrIrrrfrr
INC IInlenuf fiIl So F church De- rru-
sre7eing rapidly.
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NO zstrsnehmsnt Owing to war.

,.,n.'s, newspapers are good advertising
.ltui ms or TINS company would hay.
ty-hu u out before ~ began Investing
hundreds or thousand Of dollars in theiI
columns annually
MS company thought enough OF ad
NtIusins az a selling medium not 10
.suehch on expenses In this division OF
the buHlners when the European war
btohe out. As matter OF TACT, more
money was appropriated to advertisine
thah We would have otherwise expended
business In our history
We conduct our business conserva-
ilNtiy. having no money 10 throN away
In any direction. But this con,rony
never hesiyates 20 back its businrss
judgment. depression Of no depresgf5n
II We waited for good times to foii
around 20 get business. there would L.
mighty little incentive for work The
time TO work ~ all the time And the
Nmc 20 pun that extra squirt that every
man has stored away Is in slick times
them.
As matter Of fact. business
throughout the entire land r. Improving.
dare 10 admit"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
WHEELING & LAKE ERIE

Announces change of schedule.
effective Sunday. May %. Train
No. ), for Toledo, Canton and
Cleveland, will leave Wheeling at
1880 a. m. Train No. IT, for
Adena, ST. Clairsville and Nef, at
s:l5 a. m. Train No. IS, Jevett
accommodation, at $50 .. m.
Train No. IS, Canton cleveland
flier, at sos P. m. Eastern Stand
ard Time.
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r J. Reynolds Says They Are
the Right Mediums to
Reach the People
With a Good
Article.
CITES HIS OWN SUCCESS
Manufacturer of Prince Albert
and Camels a Firm Be-
lever in the Power of
the Daily Press.
BACKS BUSINESS JUDGMENT
Oppression or No Depression. r.
j. Reynolds Co. Never HeSitates
to Advertise, Because BUYERS
Will Respond - Optimistic
Over Trade Conditions.
CITES HIS OWN SUCCESS
BACKS BUSINESS JUDGMENT

IRON boyhood days. a. a tobacco fac
tory laborer TO president ana artiy. a.
rector OF one OF the world. tar.,., -
oaeco Industries. tells the snapshot ne
story % Richard J. Rey-noias ., W.
stoa-Sslern. y. c
MI Reynolds believes In advertising.
re rtnEcsts between two and thre. Ter
cent Of his annual sales in sd,,.rtt.t,,,-
Mhen you know that In 1914 the III j
reynolds Tobacco Company's oufuut
.tnouhted 10 many millions Of pounds o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
PREFERRED STOCK
BY UNITED DAIRY
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR
ISSUE AUTHORIZED BY
STOckHOLDERS
Special Meeting Held Yesterday at
BarnesVille-stoek Will Be Put
on the Market

AZ n special meeting OF the stock
holders Of the United Dairy Company,
held yesterday afternoon at the com
pany's principal Office In GAINESVILLE,
II was voted TO issue preferred stock
TO the extent OF 100000. This stock
VIII pay Z per cent dividends.
More than four-fifths of the stock
was represented at yesterdays meet
ing. and the action was taken by an
almost unanimous vote 10 is under
stood the preferred stock will be Of
fered on the market In the near fu-
ture. The company is capitalized at
100000.
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Notable Examples Of Success.

Returning 60 the subject Of advertis-
ING ar. Reynolds said. Probably the
pest cNetrple In this history Of advertfl-
ing IL Prince Albert pipe and cigarette
tuDtcCo. Real and true tobacco duality
behind every printed word has made
Prince Albert the lsrEeSt selling brand
or smoking tobacco IN the world, 10 isl
To-Day sold IN every civilized country.
'atuti Cigarettes ts another example.
Less than a year ago We introduced
'aiuHlS 20 the public. and through adj
h'IiNing. backed by unqutFtiontd qua,-
llt. are nov selling iu national way
MS company has several other brands
That are By FAR the LARGEST sellers in
their respective markets"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, May 6.-Butter-steaa,,,
creamery gathered extras 22i. 42sc
nrsts 2Oia U2lhc. regular packed eSfrs
nrsts u q p lac. nrsts 1874 u 2Ol.c: near
oy hcnncry whites fine To fancy 23ft
-Sl=c do browns % y csc
Cheese-Easier: state whole mill
. res. rssn specials lex gi655e: do average
Eluur-Stetdv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07

~ sunday Afternoon May IS. the an
nual sermon to the graduates - 80.
hlsh school VIII he delivered ~ tbr
school auditorium by Rev. W. s. D,,stn
ger Of wheeling
commencement exercises will he beid
1T Waitman r. Barbe Of MorEantown
viii denver the principal address, Their.
Wlll ne seven graduate this year a.
follows. Misses Gertrude Jones vsr,,
gogdy. Ruth McCombs. Mabel Cook.
ana Edna McCleary. Lee Cook and Ron
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Sincere Belief in Quality.

From that period TO the present ;he
r. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company has
sursed forward with sincere belief an
the quality OF Its brdnds-aud firm con
fidence IN marlSs tins them with mtelli-
gently conceived and applied newspaper
and magazine advertising.
The story or Ricnard J. Reynolds
career II OF real interest TO every man
In business, because. humble a. was its
beginning. ~ proves what ambition ana
sincerity and fine realization OF square
dealing can produce In success. frin-
Ciplcs that governed Mir. Reynolds work
from the very start are the foundation
u ne present enormous business.
Mr. Reynolds was one OF the frst men
10 see the possibilities Of the culture
and manufacture Of tobacco In the
world-reuowned Piedmont region. and
not lacking In courage and bUltncss,
rt-ked everything he had 60 try DO out.
The venture has not only blessed per-
sonally the labor Of thousands and
thousands who depend entirely upon the
culture or manufacture OF tobacco Tor
their livelihood
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Only to Make a Pair Prom.

The principles that rnvcrrrd INV
Wpfk from tue beginning are tine frurr,-
I'u OF fNI" business. Ir fHl early drF h
some "f fnn boys on The road had an
Idea that TIE ones who could lIr mo bfg.
~ were me best et1erfrfr N.Hrre avn
of those follows we're rlIh uIIIr. arf
their influence wae not tUe best frr al
BOY Ny father realizing This. told me
tNo dHy chat Z started uIt tn arI1 f0b4r.
60 that man who would lfr fur "a d0i
Oar would atruI dollar HTuIa|rt- ~.
always. under 40 conditions t1 trif 10
truth about the tobacco WEES selling
and ns yer ash n price that would Yield
moro than a fair profit
Pr On. section Boo which ! was raised
o. mat time r1ilrn1dr were fnu HrI far
between. T. therefore. loaded n v.nr.r.
Win tobacco and would drive through
tIe mr. nfl'us. rHiII b on farmers. self
iuE them their supplies Tor d rerr TAI
INK In exchange Cor fHIa tobacco r-.rr..,.
nr Farm produce The eurarfer.a
gained lu manufacturing tobacco and
selling fNH output of The factory fn
HrfUnI r"r.InUrra hoe been ana De- fr.
duv. vulIalIe Il fhe conduct ~ THIS bIi..
fner..
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Experimenting IN Advertising.

'in 1872 fcIf nc need rf n more
pr f.urh.F rrfIueea edura .iru nnf gave
600 ihir wHrE tH f4rr a. rUnrrs af IA ft.f.
noes college. ln 1sTH Z bsaan fha nrar.
uftrturn "I tobacco Iu 70 fHa cabin Fac.
'NfN .Ih'| fHI... from a railroad fn rIf.
rI.k County virginia. with ~ r4rifnf rf
W 700. The fir.f year Dol business 0
n.Hrulfrf urrI fN 600 pounds fHr rnef
year NO nHN pounds and Then sold my
brands and trade marks tY my partner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
Leg.n 9 sry.n'. CLOSING ssool Letter.

quence OF the days dealings. the Ist
closed generally higher. Many weeks
accounts have been eliminated and the
snort interest has expanded materially.
News from the war zone and the Japan
e-chinese rupture are factors worthy
OF close attention. and the tenor OF adj
vices In those respects will have much
70 DO with shaping stock market Senti-
meht Tor the present. We are disposed
70 believe. however. that advantage
purchases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07

Just what two or tnTce per cent In ad-
Nerusing means In dollars and cents.
The Reynolds advertising account -
among the heaviest ever known.
IN 1924 Mr.. Reynolds first realized
tnat. properly applied and backed by
tobacco worth all nc asked for u. I'D
Nerusing was profitable. lie invested
sA.oOO That year and saw his business
grow over 100000 pounds. Next year he
spent five times as much--and his bust
ness doubled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations. By O. =. nr.u.,,es =. q,
SHERRARD
Announcements.

l., NeN. y. g. Rife will preach at the
ieasaut Hill NJ. y. church on supdsy
=" -, - svo o'clock and at the Mt. Oiivet
Rev .. -. Wilson Will preach a, ,b.
:. ilen Grove Presbyterian church ON
SUNDAY ~ l.iS y. m y"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
Development Of tn. Indus ~.

Tobacco. a. an industry. lacked all
- stem when MI. Reynolds entered the
business years ago. The grower was
subject Go laws or greed and chance.
hitch means ne was paid for the to-
bacCo he grew any price spectators
chose to fix. with the development or
manufacturing came real competition
for thu leaf which in turn. developed
splendid warehouses for its proper han
dling. This produced a system % weigh
ing and grading that completely uproot-
81 practices Of the Hpeculator and gave
all an equal chance.
Mr Reynolds b. n modest. unassuu-
ing man OF unusual size. with iudefatIg-
able energy and Independent will
Among all the many thousands OF EN-
ploycs in the great factories at Win
stpu-Salrul. there d. no one more APP
protchahl,. more democratic lu char
acter than the founder and president.
Who watches with the closest scrutiny
and directs with extreme foresight every
Phase ~ Ms Immense business.
Mr. Reynolds talks az Interestingly a.
~ ads the story az his business success.
II started my career IN growing and
uauufart turing tobacco when / was a
boy said the founder a. he chattcd
20 The writer Iu the hir executive build
iuE % Wiustou-Stlcm e. few weeks ago.
-'rFlng uf time ua H l8hprsr boo d to-
h1rcu factory. st ths axe OF efrnfser L
was promoted tp suuerIrtruIsrf Dr fbfs
factory iu those days tobacco "a
tories only ran Four months boz the wear
ana the other EIGHT months 4 was -
gaged a. tobacco salesman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07

been crossed Ir love-
. iHfLrr fra. and married man has
been double crossed Life
.fdn.f paint
Mrs NrHhWe1 Sow raet have Won
sver s.esu sn angel tlat wasn't painted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
WHEAT

CHICAGO. NAy s-wheat AVENGED
= eer to--ay oHlux chiefly % the con-
ta--d generally cEcslleuf OUTLOOK Tor
- ooutstic crop. The Closs 49, aussr-
.lee &c % ic under last Night C.rn
iinash-d hc 90 Lcm = e. down. cat. on
&C O. {. = 80. and prortsiors raur-
Nc from zoe decline 70 a rise o. Zee
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mig Returns from Advsrta.,nx

spent about $4,000 In Is9g and Sc
cured an Increase 10 l.gI5.Sgs pounds
seems that The profits on the inCrtas. /
liau' more than rein bursed me for ths
money invested. 1 was Influenced ~
20. "a 80 sbrrvpriaticn Tor the next year
- ttv.vvv ana erect a building with a
NaPaSlty OF ten times the business that
as being done at that time. Tho $40 :
'Vv expenditure increased the Business
nat year 10 Z.l&6. 7Js pounds.
ne skin year this factory was over
"otAeu. the output representing IISsg.-
- pounds. since that time the appr,l-
tIisioh Tor Advertising has been in
-itascu year after year IrOportiouateIy
~ tnc increase In business"
pr reynolds Is a firm believer in sur
oundlng himself with able ieutsnautS
= carry IS AeNe ne effected an arrange
'hsht Win some OF his employees.
Nhereby they would share in the profit !
u thc business. In 1898 a company xas
'lItned ana Incorporated. The percent
tse OF profits that employees were re-
ewing represented the percentage OF
stoch they secured in the COMPANY. \
.uilB'I OF tLt same employees are en-
sdsed in this business to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
Choir Practice.

The choir Of the Pleasant nm IL f.
chIrch viii meet az the church on Sat
ufuay evening az 500 o'clock for prac-
be present 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07

Cattie--Receipts 5000 head: weak
Native beef steers $3.50 y $50. western
s. ee . 80. Caves s ss'soSs.as ana hs'isf'
Sheef,-keceipts 5000 mead; weak
sheep f1s0s.S0. lambs ss25gi0.60
PlI@TSBURGH, Pa. May s.-Cattie-
STEADY supply light Choice ana prime
$500 q $50. -
Sheep- steady; supply fair Prime
Neihsrs si.5pu I.65. Culls and commons
- y 900 lambs S6.00ge.OO.
Veal Calves-sg.OO or . bO
hoEs-Slow. receipts 40 aoubiokd.ok.
Prime heaNlss $500. mediums and heavy
yoIksrs Ss.OoH 10; light workers 81 80
C7S '' ''1s"s so-Vvv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. May s-Credit bal
ances si.85. Runs 1851: averars al ;
69i; shipments 1881; average sf.ssi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07
NEWSPAPERS THE STANDARD
FORM OF ADVERTISING
Pithy Views of a Big
Newspaper Advertiser.

ExtrAots from TIE tntsrvf<w
vita AR. n J. Rsynoidss
sNhpApcrr are anqussaonA-
uAtng."
are good adverta.-
- neol12s or LAls COMPANY
Nynld have found a. out bsfor. II
eesAn Investing hundrsds OF thous-
annually"
Manufacture who has
pc proonct and win tell the
ruin about ~ IN The daily news
1879 VIII nAks an uRgnALlfisl
II YOU'D Be hard 70 dspreo....
ths valus Of the nswspsper ~. a.
advertising medium
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07

Seventy-five per cent Of the work OF
manufacturing rifle ammunition for tho
nited states Army and Navy Is done
by women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-07

Hereafter New York will Insist that
q woman shal Tat least have heon intro
ourcd Co. man whom aha cues 70
hnrhunE her affections -washinstos
Star.
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New York Stock EXCHANGE,

WHEELING. w. Va. May s. rs.
RAMS Of aetIVe stocks on the New
.otk STOCK Exchange. corrected daily By
a. r. hasten a Co. brokers.
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Newspapers the Standard.

Newspapers and magazines have con-
'tttHteu lhe backbone OF all our adVer-
lsins; continued MIR. Reynolds.
believe that MANUFACTURER who
as good prouuct with which he can
make a Iopu4ar appeal. and Viii tell IN.
run about IL In the daily newspapers.
backed win good selling organizattou.
VII nave unqualified success. / have
hSd ample experience with TINS form OF
aINtFus4ng 60 prove. beyond any doubt-
that new spapers are, Unquos tlsnably.
'Hs = tahdard FORM OF advertising
=, mis- business Is international in
rs scope. We. therefore. have PASSED
t ne stase on several brands as far a.
.ochi advertising Il concerned. Hence
N connection with newspaper adverffs.
ing; We use national publications. In IS
tAbllshlng BRANDS We cover the country
section by section. relying on newspa-
pers Tor our main advertising support
When you consider the number Of
newspapers that daily 60 into the mill
lions OF homes and now dependent ".
are upon them for the worlds news IL
would De hard to depreciate their value
a. an advertising medium After All
~ = Simple matter OF manufacturing a
E~od 1rucl@. and letting the people
KNOW the truth about
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WHEELING, W. Va. May 6. 10.
Reported ~ a. l.. Mastsn & Co. l.. +.
Brand. manager. members New YORK
stock Exchange.
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WHEELING. W. Va. May 8. 'l5.
The acusc Pittsburgh stocks corrected
oally ~ A. T. Aa-t-n A Co. bankers
and BROKERS. National Exchange tSanz
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wHnnLINo TRACTION oonPAHx
1xrEEss car SCHEDULE
IaktnG EEest June Al, 1909.

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELLsByRo
Wheeling welisburw
Leave
12nd Street r>.v.
Wheeling Weii-bur~
1880 a m. s.0O n -
s'so D. m 1f:oO noon
MOuNDSNILLE LINE
WHEELING AND hOUNDSvILA
Daily Except Sunday.
10th Street Law.
Wheeling Moundsviiis
1000 n. m l.lo "a m
$3.50 .. m
On lines having reEular express s.r-
vice. shipments Weighing In excess OF
NIFTY pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars
ALL LlNES-Daily Except Sunday
No shipments. except emergency shin
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 900 and s:iI
y. m
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/ Bid. ! ASK.
LOCAL STOCKS.
STOCKS. IBid

WHEELING. w. Va. May s. Is.
Daily Quotation List - the Wheeling
Stock Exchange.
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Cash quotations were.
Nye-so. :. tl.Oh,
Bariey-Tg Tsc
Ilmothy-s5. OOusTs
Clover-ts. I21s.
fork-tiTgO
L.ard-f10.O5.
AGbs-tl0.zs . 1859.
CHICAGO. May e.-HoEs-Receipts
1900 head. weak Bulk s7SOgT 20.
tlsht Gsgs.sg. mixed szIsd Z 50.
heANy 1875 50; roughs ts.sss 7.Os
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
Pictures

are necessary to home beauty
and comfort. Don't miss
these big values Monday
Sd Floor.
SOC Framed Pictures, in gilt
and brown frames, SKI to
Sx10; large line of popular
subjects, SOC values. .35C
$3.50 Framed Pictures Csc
heavy gilt frames, brown
frames, complete line of all
the latest pictures, $3.50 val
ues ...... ...... .9Sc
$2.98 Framed Pictures, $1.9S
brown and gilt frames
with scenes, religious, fruits
and character pictures, $2.9S
values -. .....$1.9S
See our line of Pastels, in gilt
and dark frames, from 5000
to ........ 81. .9S
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
l9 Pounds Best Pure Granu-
lated Sugar, Monday, CSC

4S-lb. sack best high grade Diamond
n. Flour, Monday, per sack, q. sl.4o
II will pay you to buy flour now,
Gallon cans Golden Table Syrup. SEQ
75e can pure olive Oil. Monday. SOC
soc can pure Olive OIL. Monday aSo
Gallon cans, res. s2.T5. Monday. SAILS
cans oil Sardines .a3c
10 lbs. best White or Yellow Corn
meal Tor ....sss..... ESQ
lbs. best rolled White Breakfast
Oatmeal Tor ...............,. aSo
ls-oz. cans Condensed Milk. 25o
SINNERS Macaroni. Vermiceln or
Spaghetti, pkg .............. .71ho
cakes Silexo Securing Soap. .1so
h-lb. pkg. Baking Chocolate. l5o
least Foam, pkg. ..............3
Grape Nuts, pkg. ..............1 loo
r. c. Corn Flakes, pkg. ...,.... So
lib. can assorted Soups. .sIso
The best Soda or oyster Crackers
per 10. sss.ss.ss...t.s.. .71ko
Tall cans Alaska salmon ....Ioo
AdNo Jell for dessert. pkg. ....7SSo
DRIED faults ron xoUR PUD-
DINos. PTBs on CAKES.
Choice California Muscatel Cooking
Raisins, per 10. ...........61So
Choice California Muir Peaches. per
~ ssssssss s......sss.. .1tac
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
High Class Silks and VeluetS

44ISH NtUOS OItKS uNu VEIUEIS
Most attractively priced Monday in our
popular daylight Silk department
$40O Quality Black Silk Chiffon Velvet an elegant Lyons
velvet, 40 inches wide, rich, deep black 90 7F
sale Monday at, yard d.....................!9Z !9Z.(C
4Onch Chiffon Vevets in the very colors ncud
ing African browns Russian greens, navy and Belgium
blues blackberry, field mouse, etc. etc., 60 En
Beautiful Satin Stripe Taffetas soft chiffon finish in
newest colorngs, both light and dark shades <o
on sale at yard 3x 40
$500 Quality Imported Swiss Chiffon Taffeta 40 inches
wide, black only rich SOFT lustrous finish ~ Ho
sale at yard Observation-Disclosures. .OS
$125 ALI Silk Crepe de Chine and Silk Popns 40 inches
wide, very popular numbers, on sale Monday 90 |
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

Ecru and White Lace Flouncings embroidered in
gold and silver. Regular price $500 90 20
yard Sale price. Observation-Disclosures. OZsIS
Oriental Lace Flouncings embroidered in gold and
silver. Regular $500 yard 90 r
Demi Flouncings embroidered In gold and silver
Regular price $500 yard. o. ~
oaiS price, " \ \ ~
lS and 27-inch Embroidered Chiffon Flouncings.
Sale Es'1 Price. Tt;DV ...'i.......... Y@ra' $1.9S
to 9-inch Chiffon Edges embroidered In evening
shades. Regular price $1.75 no
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Best quality Crepe Chiffons Regular price 10
$1.50 yard. Sale price, yard. d............ SOC
big assortment of Oriental, Venice and Chiffon
Edges worth $500 yard. 90
Sdle price, yafu '''.......,. OO&
Oriental Venice and Shadow Allover Laces, worth
price PRICE Sayd yS'a, Sal. $1.49
special lot OF Venice Bands and Edges, An
$1.0O yard Sale price, yard .......... 4SC
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

The best mixed Peel. 10. ..... 400
New California Hss. pkg. -. .71so
Fard Dates. per 10. ....,,.15 15o
New Honey, per rack ...... THO
New Honey, strained. 2S-oz jar. .25o
CLOSING OUT TIKI LAST or OUR
KIEFFER PEARS MONDAY.
Bushel baskets. extra fancy fruit,
nothing finer or healthier; for your
supply. Monday, basket. Sl.lo
THE BEST CREAMERY RUrTnR,
CARTON on BULK. Ii. ass
Fancy No. l Country Creamery, per
10 ......... ................. 27c
Fancy No. Dairy Table Butter, per
10. s.sss....s.. ............. 25o
Full Cream, White or Colored Cheese.
per 10. .....,.-......... 400
THE vEoHTARLE MARKET FoR
THE PEOPLE.
Is lbs. best Early Ohio Potatoes I5e
l2 lbs. good Cooking Apples. $50
~ lbs. Jonathan Eating ApnIes .aoo
Cape Cod Cranberries. qt.......7lSo
4 punches fresh Beets, Carrots or
Turnips for ...........,...5
Fancy Michigan Cabbage. for kraut
per 10. ............... 10
punches Green Onions .....6 b
bunehes Fresh Radishes ......so