Nebraska Newspapers

    12 THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt SATURDAY. SEPTJftMHER 23 , 1809.
RELIEY , ST1GER & CO ,
Special Saturday Offerings in Men'i
Women's and Children's
FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR
AH the .Vow Full Cooiln Arc Now on
DlNiilny nnil OITcretl at I'rlccn
UMinlty Axkril nt the 14ml
ot the Mention.
Ladles' fall weight Egyptian cotton vests
nnd pants white or ecru only 25c each.
Ladles' Egyptian silk , fleeced vests nnd
pants French band white or ecru very
nlco quality all sizes GOo each.
Wo have a special line of ladles' union
Bulta at 60c light or heavy weight long or
ohort Blcovos knee or nnklo length white
or coru all finished Beams only BOo Bull.
Ladles' superior quality Merino vests nnd
pants natural wool special moke nil sizes
75o each.
$1.00 Ladles' silk vests for cool weather
high neck , long sleeves beautifully fin
ished only $1.00 each.
Ladles' ellk finlshc-d heavy union suits
flesh and light blue colors high neck , long
sloovca perfect fit and finish $3.50 suit.
Chlldrens' heavy Egyptian cotton vests and
pants all nlz 5 only 2uc each.
Misses' and boys | fleeced natural cotton
union suits "The Munslng" best finish-
nil sizes 7Ec suit.
WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY.
Ladloa' medium weight cotton hose all
white foot or half sole fast black excellent
for wear only 2Ee pair.
Ladlus' extra fine gauge fast black cotton
hose heavy weight double sole , heel and
toe 3Ec , 3 pair for $1.00.
EOc Ladles' extra fine light weight black
canhinL-ro hose for fall wear double sole ,
heel and tc-c only 60c pair.
250Tho leather hose for boys' school
wear ; none to equal the wear ; fast black ,
triple knees , double heel and toe ; all sizes ,
only 25c pair.
Boys' and girls' ribbed heavy cashmere
hoee ; fast black , double knee , heel and too ;
this line Is worth COc pair ; our special
price , all sizes , 35c , 3 pair $1.00.
Misses' fast black silk hose ; superior
quality , fine ribbed , double knee , heel and
toe ; special run for Saturday ; nil sizes , EOc
pair.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
For BOc , medium weight ribbed shirts nnd
drawers In blue , for fall wear ; also heavy
fleeced shlrta and. drawers in grey.
For $1.00 , heavy weight natural wool
fihlrts and drawers ; also tan color , real
value , $1.23.
For $1.25 , heavy camelshalr shirts and
drawers , patent seams ; drawers made with
double gussedH.
For $1.SO , extra fine natural wool shirts
and drawers for winter wear , patent turn
necdlo seams ; drawers extra well made.
THE MUNSING UNDERWEAR.
It cornea In light , medium and heavy
weights nnd In several different qualities.
Wo have in stock a complete assortment of
Ladlra' and misses' vests.
Union suits for men.
Union suits for women and children.
KELLEY , STIGER & CO. ,
Cor. Farnam and Fifteenth.
New York ExciirNloit Tlckctx
will bo sold over Pennsylvania Short Lines
Sept , 26th , . 27th nnd 28th account reception to
Admiral Dowoy. Tickets to Washington for
similar event at National Capital will be sold
Sept. 30th nnd Oct. 1st. Address Thos. H.
Thorp , T. P. Agt. , 20 U. S. Bank building ,
Omaha , Neb. , or H. R. Derlng , A. G. P.
Agt. , 248 South Clark St. , Chicago , for par
ticulars.
There will bo a meeting ol the Fifth
Ward McKlnley club Monday evening , Sept.
25 , 1899 , at Young's hall , Sixteenth and
Corby streets , at 8:30 o'clock.
By order of the president ,
W. E. STOCKHAM , Secretary.
Try the Her Grand hotel Ues. Open from
6 a. m.-untll' 12 p. m. Three cafes on first
floor and ono grill room. Turkish and cloj-
trlcal baths. Ladles' day , Tuesdays.
What wo advertise , wo do. Read our ad.
on page 7 , and then come and see. Hayden
Bros.
Storm UiiHennniiubly Severe.
The thunderstorm that struck Omaha a
little while before daylight yesterday
< was unusual in several ways. It came late
in the season , considerably after the last of
Bucn disturbances are usually over , and it
was peculiarly continuous nnd Intense. For
the length of time the storm lasted the
number of earth-shaking bolts that de
scended was unprecedented. Four or five
of the largest bolts must have come to the
ground In the vicinity of the High school
hill or a little to the went of it , as buildings
thereabouts were perceptibly shaken. No
actual damage has been reported.
"Monarch"
Patented
Bosom
Dress Shirt
Prevents bulging. . , .
Assures a perfect fit
CLUETT.PEABODY&CO ,
CORRECT ATTIRE for MEN"
the fuihlon report for Autumn
and Winter , sent to those who
u k..Write care
Station U . . .CHICAGO
CARPENTERSWINNING OUT
_ _
Three Contractor * Ilnvc Acceilrd ( o
the nrnmmt of Thirty-Five
Ccntn nn Jlonr.
The beginning of what apparently eccms
o bo the end of the controversy between
10 carpenters nnd contractors occurred
cstorday when Hobert Dutke , ono of the
icmbcrs of the Contractors' Mutual Benefit
nnsoclatlon , acceded to the demands of the
arpcntcrs for 35 cents per hour , and put
overal men to work upon the row of houses
o la constructing for William Uochoford ,
n Twcuty-flfth street , between Farnam
nd Douglas.
John Kerrigan , the foreman of the Job ,
as Inatrutced by Mr. Butko to return to
ork at the union scale of wages nnd place
pen the building ns many carpenters as ho
equlrcd. The result -was that at 10 o'clock
Ccrrlgan and several union carpenters went
o work , nnd additional men will be em-
loyed todpy.
Walking Delegate Mouse of the Carpen-
ers' union Is responsible for the statement
iatJohn , llasmussen , another member of
ho contractors' association , has put union
men towork upon a saloon -which he Is
reeling under the Sixteenth street viaduct ,
nd that Philip Kunz will put moro men
0 work at the union scale.
"Dy tomorrow noon -no will have eomo
cod nowa for you , " said Delegate Mouse.
1 said all along that wo would -win , and
, begins to look as though my prediction
B coming to pass. With Kunz , Dutko and
lasnmsson paying the scale , I do not see
low the other mombcrs of the association
an help but glvo It. Wo are not crowing !
o arc simply making the announcement
hat the ranks of the contractors have teen
> roken , and that In a few days they will nil
all Into line and pay the men the scale
asked for. "
At an Informal mooting of the contractors
leld Friday night Itwas strenuously denied
hat Contractors Robert Uutlto , Philip Kunz
nd John lUieflmusson are , or ever were ,
lombers of the Contractors' Mutual Ueneflt
association , as given out by the officers of
ho Carpenters' union. The fact that these
ontrnotors acceded to the demands of the
nlon nnd have put imcn to work at the
ow scale does not affect the determination
t the contractors belonging to the associa-
lon , so they say , to fight the matter to the
bitter end. Hobort Butke nnd John Rass-
mussen , so dt seems , did n fill late themselves
with the association nt the commencement
of the trouble , but never went so far us to
pay their duos.
The contractors say they have more appll-
attons for work than they possibly can con-
Idcr , nnd BCD no advantage In acceding to
he demands of > the carpenters by paying 5
ents more an hour than is necessary. Fully
5 per cent of the contractors say they arc
vorklng all the men they want , and when
necessary can double their forces without
von going BO far as to advertise. They
tate positively that they have no Intention
of giving In at this time , and -will refuse to
mploy union carpenters in the future ex
cept at 30 cents an hour , unless given a
casonablo time in which to meet the ad
vance. Whllo they arc determined to fight
ho matter out to the end nt the present
condition of affairs , still , for the sake or
jeaco and harmony , they -would' be willing
.o arbitrate if the carpenters would meet
hem half way. All their contracts have
ho "abandonment" clause In them , which
will not cause them to suffer by the present
action of the union men , tout unless a coin-
promise is effected soon they .will use the
non-union carpenters who are anxious to
work and send out of town for non-union
mon belonging to other trades nnd complete
their Jobs on hand.
CONSUMPTION CUIIEIJ.
An old physician , retired from practice ,
iad placed in his hands by an Bast Indian
nlsslonary the formula of a simple vege-
able remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure of consumption , bronchitis , catarrh ,
asthma and all throat and lung affections ;
also a positive and radical cure for nervous
dnblllty and air nervous complaints. Hav-
ng tested its wonderful curative powers in
.housands of coses , and desiring to relieve
luman suffering , I will send free of charge
: o all who- wish It , this recipe , in German ,
French or English , with full directions for
) roparing and using. Sent by mall , by ad
dressing , with stamp , naming this paper ,
W. A. Noycs , 820 Powers Block , Roches
ter , N. Y.
Cliarsoil with Theft of 'Wheel.
Harry Kellner , 12 years old , deaf and
dumb , -was arrested Thursday night by
Deteotlvo Orler for the theft of a bicycle
from the Boston store. The lad has been
living -with his aunt , 933 North Twenty-
eighth street. Ho Is charged by the store
clerks with having stolen two bicycles and
sold one of them to Hayden's wheel shop.
Sixteenth and Chicago streets. Both -wheels
were recovered. The Boston store
proprietors refused to prosecute the case
and the lad was discharged. His relatives
say he did not know he was doing anything
wrong In 'taking the bicycles and that he
did not sen cither of the machines , but gave
ono away.
"Best on the market for cougns and colds
and all bronchial troubles ; for croup it has
no equal , " writes Henry R. Wbltford , South
Canaan. Conn. , of Ono Minute Cough Cure.
Our bargain season Is at its height read
our ad , on page 7. Hayden Bros.
LOW RATES EAST
Via the Chicago , Mllvrnnkce t St. Paul
Railway.
Omaha to Now York and return , Sept. 25 ,
2G and 27 , $41.00.
Omaha to Washington and return , Sept
29 and 30 , $40.35.
Omaha to Chicago and return , Oct. 2-9 ,
$17.00.
Omaha to Chicago , Oct. 2-9 , $7.75.
City office , 1604 Farnam street.
F , A. NASH ,
General Western Agent.
ItexnlutloiiN.
"Whereas , Almighty God has seen fit to take
from our midst our beloved : schoolmate ,
William F. Munnecke , therefore be it
Resolved , That while we bow in submis
sion to the Divine 'will , wo , his teachers and
fellow students , deeply mourn the loss ot
a true friend and faithful co-worker , feeling
that the world has lost a young man of tal
ent , energy and honor.
Resolved , That we extend to the bereaved
family our 'heartfelt ' sympathy Jn this , their
hour of sorrow.
Resolved' ' , That a copy of these resolutions
bo presented to the bereaved family ; that a
copy be elvcu to the preca of the city for
publication , and that a copy be suitably preserved -
served In the records of the school.
ROY S. SWARTZKL ,
SUSIE O. PHELPS ,
A. W. BROOKS ,
Committee.
Ilnritnln Mntlnce at the Iloyd.
All school children will be admitted to the
matinee Saturday for 10 cents ; adults , 25
cents any reserved seat , to witness the beau
tiful romantic drama , "Coon Hollow. "
A suggestion If you want real bargnlne ,
trade at the Big Store that'e Hayden Bros
Their ad. ia on page 7.
Wanted Large salary to a star tea and
coffee salesman , wltflj established trade in
southern Neb. H. C. Flaher. Chicago.
DIED.
KUHNS Rev. Hwiry W. , Tuesday , Septem
ber 19. Aged " 0 y ara is day .
Funeral atrvloes at 2 p. m. Saturday.
September 23 , at Kountz * M morla"
Lutheran church , Interment Forest Lawn
cemetery ,
CURTIS Orvll Henry , September JO. 1599
a ed 4E years 4 months I days. Services u
the Church of Good Shvpherd Saturday
September 23 , at 2 o'clock p. m. Inter
ment Forest Lown cemetery , Friends In
vlted.
Milwaukee papers please copy.
TAKE HASTINGS BY STORM
Omaha HIIMII | HN Men Will Invnilc the
Knteritrlnlttir City Hnrly
Till *
All the arrangements for the Commercial
club and Knlghta of Ak-SarBon trip to
Hastings today arc complete and the
Indications are that not less than 700 of the
Omaha business men , many of whom will
bo accompanied by their wives , will ga ,
The sale of tickets has been most satisfac
tory to the members of the committees hav
ing charge of the details. The excursion
train will leave the Burlington depot at 7:20 :
this morning nnd returning will arrive
nt the Webster street depot soon after mid
night. There will bo nn abundance of
music , ns two bands the Seventh ward
nnd the Colombia organizations will ac
company the party. In the two organiza
tions there will bo forty-two musicians.
All the pcoplo who go to Hastings will bo
resplendent In badges , ribbons and buttons.
The members of the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben
will nil wear the official badges , whllo
everybody will wear the button designed .
especially for this occasion. This button Is' '
n huge affair , fully two Inches across. The
body Is white , with the ornamentation In
blue. At the top are those words : "Com
mercial Club , " whllo nt the bottom is "Ak-
Sar-Bon. " In the center there arc the
words , "Omaha to Hastings , September 23 ,
1SS9 , " < bc1ow which nro two hands , clasped.
This badge will bo fastened to each coat
_
and drosa by a bright bfuo ribbon , two !
Inches wide and eight Inches long , on which
will bo printed "Commercial Club Knights
of Ak-Sar-Ben , Hastings excursion , Septem
ber 23. 1899. "
Upon the excursion reaching Hastings the
members will 'be ' met by the mayor nt the
head of a procession. There will bo a
parade through the principal streets , after
which the male members of the party will
bo permitted to take In all the attractions
of the street , while the wives and daughters
of the Omabans will bo taken In charge by
the women of Hastings and entertained In
royal stylo.
What's the use wasting time. Go right
to the Big Store ; flrst read their ad. on page
7. Hayden Bros.
Owing to the Hastings excursion the lum
ber ofllco of C. N. Dlotz will remain closed
all day today.
RUSTIC BOUGHT TIN WATCH
Trnlenl Tlllrr of Oio soil Vny I K
I'rloe for TlniiMilrep Worth n
Iliillnr n llnrrrl.
Jnfpcr Ouncnn of Arkansas Is A typical
tiller of the soil who stopped In the city for
a few hours on his way to lowix nnd was
buncoed Into paying $8.75 for a tin watch
worth fin cents n barrel. Jasper wore boots
nml wlilo Jeans trousers. Hocnrrlodn. carpet
l > t\K. Through holes In his straw hat poked
wisps of hair In true- farmer fashion , nnd
from his chin hung a lambrequin of whisk
ers of rural length and color.
When Duncan's curiosity prompted him to
pause for an Instant In front of a fake nuc-
tlou shop , near Douglas and Fourteenth
streets , and glnnce Inside , tlio auctioneer
at once spotted him for a "good thing. "
The auctioneer held In , his hand a watch ,
which , ho snld , waa formerly the property
of a railroad engineer who died In destitute
circumstances and left his widow and or
phans nothing at all on which to subsist.
They , poor people , had to sell the dear
man's effects for whatever strangers would
charitably glvo.
Hero was a timepiece worth $1 ! > 0 the kind
all railroad men carry. Would the stranger ,
'who looked ns It ho know a good watch when
ho saw It , glvo $10 for It ? Duncan look n
closer view of the watch. The widow , stand
ing near by dressed In mourning weeds ,
shod n few tears , A sympathetic looking Individual -
dividual , who gets n per cent on every
sucker , dropped the remark that he would
glvo $10 just to help the lady out , If not as
TEETH EXTRACTED 25 CENTS.
PAINLESS DR. MflSOM ,
DENTIST
4th Floor Broirn Bile. , 10th and Douglas
Gold Alloy Filling $1.0O
Gold Filling $1.00 and up
Gold Crowns . . $5.0O
Set Teeth . . . . . . $5.0O
BestTeetli . $7.5O
Big Sales Saturday.
Big Clothing Values
Saturday.
300 men's fine Overcoats , of high grade , velvety finish , absolutely
all wool kersey made from long staple stock color guaranteed
lined with extra heavy , best quality real Italian lining facings ex
tra wide piped with best grade satin velvet collar. The Inside
and outside tailoring of these garments will truly compare with the
best merchant tailoring sotd in other stores as high as g"v f\
$10.00 our price for Saturday only JJJ
Splendid values In mo n's fall and winter Overcoats at $3.75 , $5.00 ,
$7.50. $10.00 , $12.50 and up to $22.50.
250 Absolutely
All Wool Suits at $5.00
Made up from all wool fabrics. In new and stylish patterns.
Honest Jabrlcs tell In the wear. The tailoring of thcso garments
is perfect , 'both ' Inside and outside. Care and tlmo were e < pend-i
ed to Insure their correctness. That's why they'll fit better and
hold their shape longer than the ordinary Uind these are reg
ular $7.50 to $10.00 values on sale Saturday g * 'ff |
at only O UVf
Special Sale Boys'
and Children's Clothing
Stylish Suits , in all the reliable and new patterns , at $1.50.
$1.75 , $1.85 , $2.25 , $2.75. $3.50 , $3.95 , $4.50 and $5.00 positively
aold elsewhere at 35 to 100 per cent more.
Top Coats and Reefers of flno light and hoav ywclght covert
cloth , for boys from 3 to 16 years old , at $1.50 , $1.95 , $2.50 ,
$3.50 and $3.95.
Hats and Caps
Special values for Saturday In Fedora Hats black , brown ,
cedar and pearf on sale at 75c.
Black Pashas and Railroad Shapes at 75c.
Flno Fedoras , in black , brown and pearl , regular $2.50 , on
ealo at $1.50.
Bays' Fedora and Pasha Hats , In black and brown , on Bale
at 50c.
Sellina the Most Clothina in Omaha.
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Bmlington
Route1-
TOURIST SLEEPERS
TO THE NORTHWEST
Helena , Spoknno , Taconm nnd Seattle leave Lincoln twice
a week. To connect with them take the Burlington train
leaving Omaha 4:25 : p. in. Tuesdays nud Thursdays. Cars
run over the shortest line and make quicker tlmo than
any other route to Montana and Puget Sound. For folder
giving full Information call at
Ticket Office Darlington Station
1RO2 Fiirnum St. , lOtb and Manuii SU , ,
Telephone SQO. Telephone . ' 110.
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There are IIP " * vj | ] DENVER
H HI IB IB flff H ll H V % A MI Bf I f % i P Vl
TWO [ Hi COLORADO
Trains Daily for S JBK POINTS
EUNION PACIFIC
4:25 : p , m , AT 11:55 : p , m ,
Finely Equipped , with Palace Sleepers , Chair Cars ,
Buffet , Smoking and Library Cars , Dining Car Service.
City Ticket Office , 1302 Farnam St. Teleohone 316
nn Investment , If ho only had the money. I
Duncan made an offer of $8.75. The MM-
tlonoer accepted , and the man from Arknn-
pas carried away the watch. Finding ho
coudn't make It keep time he tried to re-
turn It , 'but ' the auctioneer had never seen
htm before , eo Duncan had recourse to the
police. Ho finally concluded It , would be
too much trouble to prosecute the auction- I
shop proprietor and decided to continue his
journey on the next train out of tha city.
Hey * Torriirluc Community. 1
Phillip Hnndschuh , living near the corner
of Thirty-third street nnd Fort Omaha ,
avenue , has filed a complaint against two
boys , Ansker Wild nnd John Maclntlre ,
charging them with nswuitt. There Is a
gang of boys , Hnnd.shuh says , Infesting the
neighborhood about the fort nnd whipping i
nil the other small boys In the community.
The two named In the complaint are said
to have jumped on ono of Hnndschuh's
sons without provocation and trounced him.
Hnndschuh says his boy Is ntrnld to drive
him to work In the morning because when
returning nlono the tough youngsters scare
the horse till It becotwn unmanageable. He
asks that the lads bo brought before the
potlco court and admonished by the Judge '
to toehnvo.
C. F. Harrison lhas n now ad. today.
Satur
day ,
In our suit department you will find nn
assortment of new style tight fitting and
jacket suits In a variety of colors at the
extreme low price of $12.00. Wo have better
ones at $15.00 , $18.00 and $25.00.
We make a specialty of the buslnees and
have the best facilities for lilting your
garments which Is worth something to n
ady who likes a perfect fitting suit. Now
elf Capes , Golf Skirts , Silk Waists and
Misses' Jackets.
CLOAr&SUITGO.
1510 Douglas St.
Camel's Hair IBo
Medium Weights 19c
nibbed Fleeced 35c
Swlts Condes 50c
Extreme heavy wool 76c
Look in the window and see what
you can get in a One nobby child's
Suit for $1.98.
GUARANTEE
CLOTHING CO. ,
CAPITOL AVE. ,
NEAR I6TH STREET
Clone to Hemiett'a.
P. S. We have on sale the best
25c working shirt ever shown any
where.
If you are thin and -want to put flesh upon
your hones
eat
before
retiring
for the night. On a full stomach there is a
building up of tissue , awake or asleep. In
fants always sleep after meals. A glass of
milk and bread or a bottle of Krug Cabinet
iboor is sure to produce beneficial results to
the invalid or the well person. Cabinet
bottled beer is the ono recognized p-u-r-e
beer wholesome , nutritious. As a tonic
and milk producer for young mothers it
has no equal.
FRED KIIUG IIHKWIuVG CO. ,
Tel. 420. 1007 Jackson Street.
SPRATT'S
PUPPY CAKES
We have Just received a full line of
Spratt's ENGLISH DOO MEDICINES nnd
FOODS , Including
Puppy Cakes
Cod Liver Oil Cakes
Dog Biscuit
Spratt's Dog Soap
And a COMPLETE LINE OP MEDICINES.
Spratt's book about dogs freo.
Sherman & McDonnell Drug Co , ,
1513 Dodge Street , Omaha , Nob.
A Few Cut Prices
on Drugs and Medicines ,
COe Swift's Extract of Beef 40c
Jl.OO Swift's Extract of Deet 7So
25o Garlleld Tea 20c
EOa Garfield T a 40o
25c dray's Tea 20o
25o Karl's Clover Tea 20o
2So Lauo's Tea 20c
25c Chamberlain Colic Cure 20o
2&c Pierce Smartweed , 20o
llvil Ilurrii Sillt IRu
EOo Ely's Cream Halm , , , . , . . . , 40c
tOo Gem Catarrh Powders , 40c
2Co Petlt'e Eye Salve 20o
2Eo Thompson's Eye Water 20c
We sell Paints and Qlaea , too , Get our
prices before buying.
J. A. FULLER & CO.
Cut Price Druggists.
COR , I4TH AND DOUGLAS STREETS
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1 Saturday Features.
STOKU Ol > liN THIS EVENING UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK.
Where is there within
the range of one's trading in
Omaha or elsewhere , a Cloak
Department that compares
with this ? AVe can well af
ford to be boastful speaking
about it. It has brought up
cloak selling in the town to a
higher plane and lessened the
fakoishism that has been prac
ticed upon you by some stores.
Basing calculations upon in
formation by the writer , the
retailing of cloaks hero equals
that of several stores of the
town put together. Aren't our conclusions at the open
ing of the department correct ?
That the trouble in Omaha was not the lack
of cloak stores , but the lack of Popular
oriced ones.
Ladies' Suits
Ladies' Tailor-made
suits irost fashionable
shapes and materials , dip
front , silk lined jackets ,
skirts well lined , perfect
hanging , tailored in best
possible manner , real value
$12 , 'our price ,
$7.90
Ladies' Tailor-made
suits of line 'quality
cheviot , jacket is made in
reefer style , lined through
out with satin , skirt cut in
latest style , lined with beat
quality lining , bound with
velvet , the entire suit made
in a first class manner , this
suit brings elsewhere $15 ,
our price
$1050
Ladies' Walking Skirts
Ladies * Walking and
Golf Skirts advanced
fall styles , strikingly
handsome colors find com
binations , a collection of
exclusive style , effects selected -
lected from the world's best
skirtmakera , Oxford blues ,
browns , tans and grays ,
open at side , French pleat
ed back , self faced around
the bottom , from 5 to 15
rows stitching , such values
have never been seen in
any suit department in
Omaha , § 3.90 , $5.50,86.25 ,
§ 7.25 , 58.75 and up.
Ladies' Silk Waists.
Ladies'Silk Waists
made of splendid quality
taffeta silk , black and col
ors , corded back , full cord
ed front , blouse effect ,
French sleeves , detachable
collars , you may count
your saving by dollars on
any waist you find in our
house , $2.50 , $4.75 , $5.00 ,
85.50 up.
Ladies' Shoes.
When fishing in clear water ,
do not be tempted to jab the
finny tribe with your rod if
they do not bite. The over-
eagerness of many advertisers
frightens trade rather than
attracts it. They are always
selling shoes at cost and half
price without any apparent
reason. When this store says
$1.90 , worth $3.00 , you may
rest assured 'tis so. Our many
departments bring down ex
penses , and our big business gives us buying op
portunities not in reach of smaller dealers. That's why
we sell and guarantee our Ladies' Shoes.
Your attention , please , to our
Ladies' $1.90 Shoes ,
They come in all kids in the fancy vesting top for
dress wear ; for school or street , in box calf or plump
vici good heavy soles , latest patterns and in all widths.
We can fit any foot. We don't ask you to buy a single
pair of shoes unless you're satisfied that you are getting
better values here than elsewhere.
Men's Hats.
In the hattery spe
cial inducements to the
man who wants to bo in
the lead with fall styles ,
at a much less price than
the exclusive hat man
will ask you. You can
settle on one of our "Ne
braska Specials"if you're
looking for three dollars
worth-of hat for $1.50.
Men's ' Neckwear ,
If you can't tie a tie tidy , buy a tie al
ready tied tidy. AVe'ro not particular what
you buy if its 50c elsewhere , its 35c here.
All we're after isxto lot you know where neck
wear can bo found in endless variety and at
popular prices. Call for any kind or style
neckwear. We've got it.
NEBRASKA CLOTHING COMPANY.
RUBBERS ON TIME
Wo sell the famous CANDISR SU-
PKIUOIl UUDUKIl BOOTS , SAN
DALS and porfoct-flttlng specialties
on credit. Auk for Caudcoa , Wo also
recommend Meyer Company , Jersey
Company , etc. Write for new cata
logue of Hubber Goods , Jlackln-
toshw , Leggings , etc.
O O O o ZACHARY T. LINDSEY