> THE O FAIIA DAILY BEE : SATVTtDAY , OCTOBER 28 ,
RELLET , ST1CER & CO ,
Special Values in Ladles' ' , Misses' ' , Children's ' ,
Men's , Boys' Winter Und'rw'i ' d Hosiery ,
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENING TILL 9:30 :
JNotwIthatnmlliiu ' minimi Ailvnncc In
"Wool Material , > V - Shall Continue
to Srll nt DM I'rli'on nn lun
on Our Present StorU I.nntn.
LADIDS' AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
AND UNDiil\VnAR.
23c Ladles' black cashmere hose , double
Kolc , heel and toe , real value , 35c , our price
Saturday , 25c pr.
3 , " > c Ladles' fall and w Intern eight fast
black , heavy cotton hose , fleeced or tin-
fleeced , double sole , heel and too , special bar
gain for Saturday , 33c , 3 pr. for $1 00.
COc Ladles' extra flno quality black
vicuna cashmere hose , ribbed or plaid , high-
( spliced heel and toe , never sold for leas than
G3c pr. , Saturday only DOc pr.
25c Children's heavy 'black wool-ribbed
hose , double Itncc , heel and toe , bought to
Boll at 35c , Bpcclil for Saturday , all sizes ,
only S3o pr.
S3c Children's best quality mace fast
black ribbed cotton hose , very clastic , extra
lieaxy flpcccd , Hlzra C to in , double knee , heel
nnd > too , miver-wcar-out kind , Saturday ,
Sic , 3 pr. for $1 00.
25c Ladles' heavy fleeced rlbbeil cotton
vests , ecru or natural , finished ecams , reg
ular 35c stock , Saturday , 23c each.
fiOc Ladleo' half wool-ribbed , natural
wool vests and pants , French bands , G5c
value , Situnlny only T > 0c each
$1 00 ladles' steam nhrunkcn , natural
wool-ribbed vests and pints , fcllk finish ,
very good quality , only $1.00 each.
$1.00 The " .MlinslnR" ladles' fleece-
ribbed combination suits , the only perfect
nttlng union suits made , beautifully fin
ished , all sires , 3 to G , really worth $1.50 ,
our price only $1 00.
$1 50 Ladlrs' halt wool combination suits
the " \Iunalng" in extra bargitn opened
across bust or down front , our prleo , only
$1 50 suit.
$2.50 The "Munslng" ladles' combination
unit , while or natural ribbed flno wool , spe
cial quality for ladles who cannot wear wool
next to body , cotton mixture to prpvont
shrlnltliiK nnd for comfort will give entire
satisfaction all elzcs , n to G , high neck ,
long or short sleevei , our special price , only
$2.50 suit.
23c Hoys' heavy fleeced cotton-rihbed
shlrti , nnd drawers regular 33c nnd fiOc
stock , selling all sizes Saturday , only 23c
each.
50c Wo have an exclusive line of hoys'
ribbed natural wool nonshrlnUIng shirts and
drawers , well made , warm nnd durable , fully
worth "nc , for Saturday enl > fiOc each
75c The "Munslng" heavy fleeced ribbed
natural combination suit for hoja nnd girls ,
nothing to equal In prlco , nt or wear , all
elzcs. only 75c each
\Vc l o all rlzca In children's blnck swiss
wool pants , fast black , best finish.
Wo have the ne.v "I'anta Lcgglnotte" for
children , recommended for health nnd com
fort , $1.35 and $1 50 pr.
KELLEV , STIOCIl & CO ,
Cor. Farnam and Fifteenth.
Turn to page 7 first. The big store's ad
3s on tint page.
COLD CHILLED THEIR ARDOR
Tun Youthful Hitin iijn front Ilur-
Iliiton SiM-k MiclliT nt I'liliui Depot
mill Decide < < > ( So Home.
Morris ricmhiK , the good-natured chief
of the union dcpct eiquad , has had bo many
yoara of experience In dealing with the many
classes of people who frequent n big rail
road station that he has developed the de
tective Instinct of a Sherlock Holmes. Yes-
tcrdny two lads , so young that their pres
ence In the depot without guardians at
tracted riemlng's attention , hugged the
fitovu In the waiting room for a considerable
Hiri1. They seemed utterly disconsolate and
tta-ti occasionally trickled down the cheeks
of the joupgcr one , a lad of about 9 years
The oldci one , 12 jears of age , tried to com
fort his companion In a sort of a RVagger
and braggadocio manner , but the little fel
low waa Inconsolable , riemlng decided that
they were runaways. Ho approached them
and asked why they were not at school. Ills
question rather staggered the older , but the
little follow , appreciating the friendly In
terest of the blue-coated ofllccr , said that
they were too far from home to go to school ,
and finally contested that they had run away
from their homt In Burlington , la. Three
OBJB were consumed In the trip from that
place to Omaha , nnd they had "beaten" their
way for the entire Journey. Both were per
fectly wllllnu to bring their wanderings to
an end and Fleming turned them over to the
police station. Their names are Harry An
derson , 1804 Rlploy street , and Karl Mazenn ,
151C South Twelfth atrect , In Uurllngton.
BREAKS TWO LARGE WINDOWS
Itont'oc lowl < * y IN Arrcntoil for Ma-
HcloiiN Ilrntrnctloii of lrop
crlj in a Snlooii.
How ley , who gave the name of W.
T. CoJy at the police station , was captured
nt nftoenth and rnrnim streets Thursday
wonlng , where ho was establishing a claim
Df being ruler of all ho surveyed. Ho con-
bldcicd the Kiloon of Hugo Ullz , 141G Far
nam , n part of his kingdom , nnd In nn at
tempt to destroy the Inside fninlturo of the
placn ho wn.s promptly thrown out Into the
street. Ho naturally reeonted this interfer
ence with his rights and , gathering ammu
nition from the piles of cobblestones thrown
up by the street car company , he bombarded
the saloon front with telling effect on the
hugo plato glass "windows , The ofllccr on
the beat appeared on the scene about this
time nnd , dueling n rapid lire of cobble
stones , he grappled with lion ley and the
two rolled about In .1 Iholy tussle for a tew
minutes. Employes of the saloon came to
thu oMlccr'H aid and the disturber of the
peace waa handcuffed and taken to Jail. Ho
was charged with being drunk , resisting an
olllccr mid malicious destruction of property.
Hugo nilz BI ; > S ho iwlll proaecuto the man to
the full extent.
Public Muht .St-lioolM.
The night bchools In charge of the Hoard
of Education will bo opened Monday , Octo
ber 30 , In thrco buildings the I < t'avcnworth
pcliool , Seventeenth nnd Lenvcnworth
btrncts ; the Kcllom school , Twenty-third
nnd 1'aul streets , anil the Comonlus school ,
Fifteenth Htrtet , iioar William.
The sessions will bo from 7.30 to 9
o'clock. Text books nnd other necessary
articles for Hchool use will bn supplied to
< ho pupils attending , the eimo as In the
day schools. 1'uplls vxho attend the day
Hchools will not bo received In the night
schools. It la desired that pupils attend
ing bo present promptly at the time for
opening. It Is aUo expected that after
entering the attendance of each pupil will
bo regular.
Tha "Plow Boy Preacner , " Ilev , J , Kirk-
\ man , Delia Rlvc , 111. , cays , "After suffering
from bronchial or lung trouble for ten years ,
I wa cured by One Minute Cough Cure. It
Jo all thut la claimed for It and more. " It
cures coughs , colds , grippe and all throat
and lung troubles.
RS HUUIIS TO I'OHTKVND
Vlii I'lilmi I'nclflc.
Compare tblc time with other lines and
ceo how much quicker It is.
IIuffot cars , palace sleepers and chair cars.
City ticket ofllce , 1302 Parnara etreet.
Most wonderful bargain day Is Saturday
nt the big etorc , Head their ad on page 7.
Sea 0. F , HarrUon'o real estate ad.
NEW INSURANCE INSPECTOR
A , < ! . Hot-Kim of Mtiooln ItrromeK
SncccuKnr to the Imto Clirl
Iliirtiiinn ,
A. O Bccson , late of Lincoln , has estib-
tlshcd hlmeelf at 303 South Thirteenth street
ns successor to the late Chris Hartman In
the ofllce formerly known ns Insurance com
pact manager , but now denominated ns Inspector
specter of the Nebraska FIre Insurance In
spection bureau Mr Dceson Is welt known
In Nebraska Insurance affars , having boon
for eeventccn or eighteen vears engaged In
the business nt Lincoln. He Is n native of
Michigan , In which state he was born on a
farm about forty-flvo years ago Twenty-
eight yearn ago he came to Nebraska and
has lived ever since In Lincoln. Tor a
number of years after taking up his resi
dence In the Nebraska chpltal he was em
ployed In the old Lancaster County bink
nnd later for a number of vcars wno book
keeper nnd cashier for the late T. W.
Low cry , grain merchant. Ills earliest ex
perience In the Insurance business In thlt
Btato was as an Inspector for the Fireman's
Fund Insurance companj. Tor ten yearn ho
was a member of the Insurance flrm of Durr
& Bccorm , upto nbout live jcars ngo , when
ho became Inspector for the Commercial
Union Insurance company of London. For
the last two nnd n half jcars ho has had
chirgo of the Lincoln branch of the fire
Insurance Inspection bureau conducted by
Chris Hartman.
While Mr Deeson takes up the work here
tofore conducted by Mr. Hnrtman , It Is not
Imown jet that he will acquire the business
nnd records of the latter's ofllce It Is said
that the eotatc of the late Mr. Hnrtmnn has
decided to close the office of the Nebraska
Inspection bureau. Mr. Deeson accordingly
opens what ho terms an Independent ml-
vlsory rating nnd Inspection bureau He
especially objects to being designated no a
compact manager , declaring that his busi
ness Is a private business for selling In-I
formation concerning raters. Inspections and
other milters pertaining to Insurance to all
Insurance companies. Inrlmlln ; old line ,
mutual or any other kind He sajs his
business Is similar to that of commercial
agencies , who sell Information to merchants.
II. J. Paschcl , for many yeirs arslstant
to the late Mr. Hnrtman , hns been employed
by Mr. Deeson as assistant Inspector. A
competent mnn will he placed In charge ot
the Lincoln odlce , which will bo conducted
under Mr Deeson's Jurisdiction
The new Inspector expects to soon move
his family to Omuha from Lincoln , where
ho recently built himself a new home.
LOOTED A TAILOR'S STORE
Iltircrlnrx Rntcr ( lit * IXnlillNliiupiit of
h. .1. IlrnilvrloK mill Ciirry A ny
Viilunlilc RoailM.
Burglars Thursday night broke Into
S. J. Brodcrlck's tailoring estab
lishment , 1617 Farnam street. An
unique feature of the raid Is that
the robbers practically razed a brick wall in
order to gain entrance. They carried from
the storeroom a lot of valuable stock nnd
several finished garments The loss H esti
mated nt $300 The hole In the wall made by
the burglars was large enough to admit two
mcnt. Mr. Brodcrlck was well fortified with
bolts and locks , and that Is why the maraud
ers found It necessary to dl through the
wall.
Titles < > IllU - ! , * } "t\orU of Sljer.
Ben Stjcr brought twenty-four liimhcli
of apples Into the oltv on Thursday .met
considered himself fortunate in finding two
Italian customers near Eleventh and How
ard streets The men said they would
show him where they wanted the apples
delivered and they rode with him to the
vicinity of Sixteenth and Davenport. Hero
the apples vsere unloaded and taken into n
building- and after wnltlnp with lilt team
H. considerable time St > er followed the men
and found they had simply carried the
apples through the store nnd out of the
hack door , and had disappeared. Btvcr
asked the police to help him recover his
property.
ACTS GENTLY ON THE
AND BOWELS
CUANSES THE YSTEM
| | ? - 5 ; '
-
COigApACM vEpS
THE GENUIMEMAH'r D
lot SAU w n CRUS < MT& emu tot FIB wiut
"
RELLEY , STIGER & CO ,
Spscial Sak of Ladies't ' Kis-ca' , and Chil
dren's Ftno Shoes ,
MMENSE BARGAINS IN LADIES' SHOES
I.ncllrft' Illnck or Tnn Shorn ? l.t > 3 , Cut
from ifU.r.O , Jfir.Tf. nnil 9:1.00 : Inillcn'
JjuccTnli Shocn , VcNtlnar Top ,
tjll.ilS , Cut from $ U.7n.
Ladles' sprlnc heel shoes this sate , Jl.EO ;
formerly f 2 25.
Ladles' black lace shoes , heavy cole , at
$1.98.
Ladlca' lace shoes , heavy sole , latest toe ,
J2.DO.
Ladles' laeo shoes , heavy sole , round toe ,
J225.
OUH $3 00 SHOKS CANNOT BB EQUALED.
Lidice' button or Inco shoes , turn or welt
sole , narrow coin toes , medium toes or broad
toes , at $3.00.
Ladles' enamel shoes , mannish last , at
? 4 50.
LADICS' SLIPPCIIS.
Ladles' strap sllppore , at $1.EO , $1.75 nnd
$1.85.
Ladlca' opera slippers , at 98c.
Mlescs' school shoes , heavy sole , at $1.50.
Odds and ends of Infants' and children's
shoes , worth double the money.
KCLLRY , sTiann & co. ,
Cor. Parnnm and Tlftcenth.
of 'IIme.
The fast train for Chicago via the Chicago ,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railway , formerly do-
pirtlng nt 5 45 p. in , now leaves the union
depot dally at 7-33 p. ra , arriving Chicago at
9.35 a. m.
You'll hit the nail on the head when > ou
decide to do all your buying at the big store
of Ilayden Dros. Their ad Is on page 7.
FASTER THAN EVER
. .THE. .
" UNION PACIFIC "
has Inaugurated new train service and re
duced the time of THE OVERLAND LIM
ITED , TKA1N NO. 1 , between OMAHA ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS and SAN FRANCISCO ,
3 HOURS AND 15 MINUTES. Between
Omaha and Los Angeles , FOUR HOURS
AND 15 MINUTES.
Only 57 Hours
BI1SSOUIU UIVEIl TO PACIFIC COAST.
linnet Smoking
nnil 1.11 > rnrjCnrn
vrlth Hnrlicr Shop.
OMIIA TO
SAN FHANC1SCO AMJ POriTLAND.
TIIUCB TKAI'NS I1AILY TO A. > D FROM
PACH'IO COAST.
Eli-Biuit I'nlncc Sleeping Car * .
Uliiliie Cnrn
Chair Cnrn.
CITY TICKET OFFICE ,
1302 Farnam Street.
DRINK
SI/OP'S : : ?
There's a difference between the slops
shipped In here as a substitute for beer nnd
the genuine , good , old-tlmo Gcnmail lager
beer in udo iii Omaha. People , as a rule , are
not acquainted with the difference between
pure , wholesome 'beer , made of Bohemian
( Imported ) hops nnd the finest selected malt ,
such as are used In the manufacture of
KltUG
lager bcor and the numerous adulterated so-
called beers brewed of questionable Ingredi
ents. It's bettor to use the p-u-r-e kind ,
but of course evcrjono cannot size up the
adulterated kind. Krug Cabinet beer Is
nothing but the pure , nutritious , strengthen
ing , wholesome beer unadulterated and
with the natural boer flavor. Try a case.
rmn icuun IIHIIWI.MJ co. ,
Telcphons 420. 1007 Jackson Street ,
MODERN
DENTISTRY
Is n revelation. Teeth arc saved by scien
tific treatment of roots , protected by crowns
today that formerly would hnvo been hope
lessly lost. All teeth cannot bo saved and
such we PAINLESSLY extract with VITAL-
1ZKD Allt , which leaves no sore gums , no
b'Ml effects and can be taken by any one.
KxtrautliiK Itfio
Mtallrril Air ro ( )
fiolil I lllliiKD ? 1BO
Tail's ' Philadelphia Dental Rooms ,
1517 DouulnH Street.
.H , 'i/ * .
I Builington
THE BEST TRAIN
FOR ST. LOUIS
is the Burlington's St. Louis riycr. Loaves Omnlm 4:55 :
i
p. in. Arrives St. Louis 7:10 : next morning. „
Through sleeping nnd reclining chair cars good meals
few stops-and a track as smooth aa glass.
Ticket Offlcr Onrllnclon Station-
1503 Fariinm St. , 10th mid Mimou atu
Telephone 23O. Telephone 31O.
KKI.I.r.V STHJnil .t IO.
. . . , . .
I"\trnor < llnnrj- Cut ! 'rli'e < i In Scotch
< 5olf Cnycu.
Made of the host steamer niR , Irilrst com
binations In color of plaids nnd fringes
Saturday morning \\o olacc on "alo 100
excellent styles In golf rape's , regular prices
412.50 nnd (13 ( DO , at tlO 00.
. KKLhfiY , STIORR . CO ,
Car. Karnani nnd Fifteenth.
road the ad , then RO to the store of
llajilen Uros. The ad la on page7. .
iV r.r iiotus 10 1'Aciric co VST.
Ootolior t. tinVnlon I'm-lflo
reduce the time of Its fast train No. 1 ,
"The Overland Limited , " 3 hours and 15
minutes between Omiha and San Tranclsco.
Tour hours and 13 minutes between Omaha
and Lcs Angeles
Attention ! AttiMilInn !
Orand bill given by Hebrew cimp , No
1944. M. W. A. at Myrtle hill. Tlf-
teenth nnd Douglas , Saturday night October
2S Elevator until 1 o'clock. Tickets , lady
nnd gentleman , 25 cents.
1'refor * tt lie n lInnKrnnl.
William M Clark of Lincoln has tiled an
application with the clerk of the t nlted
Stntcs district court nsklng to he declared a
bankrupt He plaits his liabilities at $244 -
491 and his assets nt $33,333 The applicant
alleges that ho la In the Insunnee business.
A few jcars ago ho was connected with one
of the Investment companies of Lincoln.
The Big Store's ixd la right on page
Read it.
WE ARE
Cut Price Druggists
Anil save : .ou . money on nnj thing sou
want In the drup line.
$100 Celerv and Kola , Nervino . r > 0e
2" > B Allcock's riistcrs . 120
23c Ueech.un's IMIls . coe
25c Hromo Scltrer . -joe-
23c Cartcr'i Pills . I5c-
l ! " > c C.isearct-5 . 20 < >
-3c Kublfoam . 200
25cutlctira So > l > . L-O ?
Wo ) Klng UKcovery . -loc
roe JlHlted Milk . oe
60e Nestle's 1'ood . 40
SOc l kav't Food . Jnr.
ft" > c Cnstorla >
$10i ) Hood s Bars.iparllla 7-c
Jl'Jo Warner's Safe Cure sot
J. A , Fuller & Co. ,
Cut Price Druggists ,
14th anil Douglas Sts.
WE SELL
YES ! GINGER ALE
\\uikcsli.i lt > gfa !
Mmi'toti ' GtiiRtr Ch nnpucne Low-
prices on di7n . ctm * or sltntl lioillpo
wi Am : 'inn nut o n TTKHS
StcTrn s. \\lne foil LlVf-r Oil , wo
. '
} 1 W VAiunpolP * Tasteless Cod User Oil ,
we ell . . < > '
} 1W .Moellf-r' * fo < l l.lver O'l ' , we sell CSo
Jl no I'lnklmin s Vi-gotnblo rompoiiml .
joe Svrup nf TlK" .
JlOfl Scott's bmultlcm . Tfle
JlPOVAInp of Curdtil . T3c
Jl W 1'p-iii-nn . 7.io
JMX ) Hosteller's Stomieh Ulttor * . . 73o
51 r i Kilmers Swimii Hoot . . . . 75r
jl 0 lr SIIlix , Nervine . Scale
JllW M.iltino rre.ir.itlon | .
3V Cnstorli . . ale
} 1 10 Milted Milk . . . . 7" > c
I5c Carter's Little Liver 1'llls . . 13c
} 1 0) Plrrro s rnvor'to Prescription . . 7V
JIM 11 ootl SnrsmiMrtlla . . . 75o
Sherman & McDonnell Drug Go , ,
1513 Dodgf St Omnlm , Xcb ,
Middle of
Some Warm
Men's "Ribbed Un
derwear 25c
Good Fleeced Un
derwear 30c
Duck Coats with
corduroy collar. 75c
Heavy Duck Ulster
only 8.98
Beaver Overcoats ,
well lined 4.00
All Wool Pants ,
only 98c
A larco nsBortment of gloves
nnd mitts fiom 5c up.
CAPITOL AVE. ,
NEAR I6TH STREET
ClONC tO UCIlIICtt'H.
Of Strictly Dependable
Brade Shoes.
Little Bent's Tine Box Calf Shoe-
Laced , full double stitclied Boles , made
on the New London last , nickel finished
eyelets , sizes 9 to 13 , regular ( jfrfl IEJ
$1.75 values at Vli IS ?
Men's Genuine Kangaroo Shoes
With welt soles , new style coin toes ,
trimmed with niokle eyelets , a very
stylish and fine fitting shoe , worth
anywhere § 4.00 , on sale
at
Men's Fine Winter Tan Shoes-
Made of finest box calf , welt soles , made on the new English
lasts , with best linings and nicklo eyelets , the equal in
style and finish of any $5.00 shoe , our sale
price
Special Shoe Bargains for Ladies aeid Children
Our Special Prices on the Famous Brooks Bros , Rochester Ladies' '
Shoes tire making us many new customers. These shoes are
regular $4.00 and $5.00 values , made of the finest vici kid ,
with turn and welt cork filled soles , in all sizes
and widths A to E , sale price
Ladies' ' Fine ViC'l Kid Shoes In hico. with new kid tips , flex
ible soles , in all sizes , worth fully $3.00 , on tf *
sale at
Ladies' ' Fine Over Gaiters regular 50c quality , on sale
at
Steel Ranges
The MONITOR ,
The MAJESTIC ,
The PGKMEAL ,
Made of extra heavy cold rolled Besse
mer steel plate , llnc-d with asbestos ,
patent hot blast draft , double duplex
shaking grates. All styles and sizes.
Prices and circulars by mall ou ap
plication.
Prices from $27 up.
Wo are exclusive Omaha agents ,
Wo sell stoves and ranges on pay
ments or glvo a dlbcount for cash.
Stoves delivered and set up In Omaha
nnd South Omaha without oxrta
charge.
fourteenth
and
farnam Sts ,
We Sell the Best
Hard Coal
Sheridan Coal Office , 1605 farnam St ,
Victor White. Tel , 127.
TARGET PRACTICE.
No man , after missing .1 target , can heartily con
gratulate another who hits it. A customer of
B ours , who was out getting pointers in regard to her
H children's winter wraps , accidentally made the re
ElH mark : "As yet I fail to lind anything 1 like as well
as those I saw at the Nebraska , " and the remark n
was handed back to her : "Well , you know where a
u
a H the Nebraska is ; there's no string tied to any one ta
H wlio is out getting pointers. " That's target prac tam
tice with bad aiming. You're welcome to come to
this store to get pointers or get information. If
you're not pleased , you'll be treated with courtesy
just the same. We only want your money when
B you get your money's worth The Cloaks that wo H B
B B offer you today are all now correct cheap.
B lade of fine curly Boucle - H
B cle , trimmed with Kersey H
IB
IBB IBB straps , lined throughout with tailor serge , deep
B B storm collar , strictly tailor-made most places where
a cloaks are sold say 87.00 ; we don't our price on 19B
a this jacket only § 4.90. B
D B Fine Kersey Jacket , lined with
u j talfeta silk , tailored with spe
u cial care , made with box front , buttons made of H
B3B pearl , made to bring $8.50 the Nebraska price H
B only $6.50. D
B
B lUade- with largo sailor col H
a a lar , braid-trimmed , double- iaH
B breasted , made for our own trade ; most stores got
n § 15.50 , we don't ; perhaps they're ' worth it but we're B
n u satisfied to sell them for § 1.1)0. )
B With large cape , made n
H from two-tone Boucle ,
a H
a fur-trimmed , stylish , all colors , worth § 9.00 here n
a for § 0.50. H
Zl m ! Mm'ten neck scarfs , with clus- JL
| ior of tails ; fur stores get
E3
$5.00 here for § 3.25. E3B
Judge not a book by its cover , nor the work on B
a garment by its illustrated advertisement. We'd
much rather have you bee and feel the cloth and
:
examine the stitches. Wo can only expect your H
money when you get your money's worth.
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A nurnbor of grands and a < ino stock of uprights can
bo selected from without goincr to Chicago or No.v Yoik
City. Our prices arc as lowas can bo obtained on this
continent. "Wo also carry a selected stock of the colo-
brnted A. 1) ) . Chase , Ivors & Pond , Vosc , Emerson ,
iind other standard m.ikcs , ami bell them ut prices
and terms to suit economical buyers.
rtnc iiuilifiK'iiiy mtrlKliI , iufully Ktmrnntccil. .
Sniiiplc I'lniii ) , liirK * ' Hire , fmu-j oak cnnu .
SllKlitl } iiMoil riiluKerliiK l'l ' > rlKli < onlj . , . IftUO.
Ijtlltl ) Ivnnliielioiij OIIKC , only . l * , ' ;
Otlirr lined Niiiuiri > and uiirljjht pluiiDN nt > ? ! . " > , IfllTi ,
$85 , 11 on , .f 1 15. U > cr > Iiintru incut full } Kiinriiittccil.
Wo sell on easy monthly payments and give a handsome stool and scarf with
each piano
Catalogues and price list furnished free on application New pianos for rent.
tuning and repairing a specialty. Telephone 1625.
Call and see the PIANOLA latest musical Invention. "
Schmoller & Mueller
Steinway & Sons Representatives , 1313 FARNAM ST
Special Sale Special Sale
on Boys' oti Boys'
Clothing Clothing
toy the tnousanass.
In such a variety of styles and at a price so low as to
put them within the reach of all. Hardly has the wonder
and praise occasioned by our great sale of Sinsheimer , Lovon-
son & Co.'s stock died out , than wo are again in the field ,
ready with greater surprises more wonderful and more
startling clothing value ? than ever before. Come Saturday
and see these wonderful $5.00 and $7.50 suits , and overcoats -
coats you'll bo not only surpriped , but utterly dumbfound
ed at the phenomenal values wo show you
For SEVEN and a HALF
You can take your pick and fit i'rom table after table of
men's ' excellent fall and winter suits and overcoats. All made
of thoroughly dependable woolens , well shrunken before the
cutter's shears touched them , and carefully made , trimmed
and lined.
Filers Suits and Overcoafs
You cannot equal anywhere below $0 , $10 , § 11 and $12 ,
and if you wissh to comprise quality and with a low price , to
morrow is your chance. Overcoats of fine blue and black
Kerseys and strictly all wool suits of the very latest styles
and patterns. Special Saturday