TILE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JUS E I THOU.
li
WHO STANDS NEXT TO THRONE
Kan Btlleru flloielf Hslr Appirent, but
Oounoil Holdi Othtrnisi.
NEW ORDINANCE TANGLES SKEIN TIGHTER
VcU Authority In l'lll Vnpniioy
CciiHK'll, lint flmrtrr Tlirfiwa
Siii'i-rnnion nf I'imrr to Knrr
"l'or tlic Tlnu! IlrliiK."
Tho ordlnanco dtslRncd by tho council to
provide for tho auccesBlon In cnne of vacnnc)
In u ftllu sifllrtA Vt'.a nlv f-Mlllttfift In moM;
confusion In tho minds of city hollolllclnlB. If 3" nround tho chest, and the pants
.l.h or ROnu, m.fnrr.acxm occurrence should nn.l vest will run In proportion. Sale com-
JtS TO $10 .MIJ.WS SI ITS $1! SATt llH.V V.
Snturilny the tiniiill .Slur Men of Omnlift
Will All till) .Suit.
AT UOSTON' STOUB, OMAHA.
Paturdiy on a rear lablo on the main
floor In the men's clothing department,
Iloston Store will placo from 100 to 100
men's medium weight casslmcro suits In
drtdruMe patterns, breast measure 33 to 31
Inches, and will offer tho choice of the
cntlro lot nt $2.00. Some of these suits
sold for $7.00, f 3.00. 19.00, and even J10.00.
but tho largo sizes are all gone, and there
arc nothing left but sizes 33 to 31 and n
very few 33 breast measures.
Tho bargain Is so great, however, that
wo feel satisfied that every small man or
large boy will bo only too glad to take
advantage of the sale.
Hemcmber, the coats measure from 33 to
leavo tho chlof executive's otllco without a
tenant thcro would probably ensue a struggle
royal between President Knrr and his col
leagues In tho council. Under the charter
Karr bcllovctj that ho l heir apparent to the
executive throno until tho end of tho mayor's
term, threo yearn tenco. Tho councllmcn,
on tho other hand, consider that under thu
now statute they uro nuthorlzed to fill such
vacancy by nn cloctlon In their own ranks.
Tho now ordlnanco provides that whenever
a vacancy shall occur In tho ofllco of mayor,
city olerk, treasurer, tax commissioner or
councilman by reason of death, resignation
or romoval from iitHco such vancancy shall
bo filled by a majority vote of tho entire
council.
The only charter provision covering suc
cession In city ofllco Is section 75, which
reads that -whenever any vacancy shall
liappen In tho otllce of mayor by death,
resignation, Absence from tho city, removal
from ofllco or refusal to qualify, tho presl
dent of tho council shall "for tho tlmo
being" exorclso tho duties of mayor.
Tor the Time llrliiK
menccs nt 8 o'clock Saturday morning.
IIOSTO.V STOHN, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 16th & Douglas Sts.
A Vnliiiihlf I'olilcr ii nd Map.
A largo folder, which Is called No, 21 of
tho Four Track scries, has been Issued by
tho passenger department of tho Now
York Central lines. This folder bears
the title "Hound tho World by Way nf New
York and Niagara Kails in Sixty to Klghty
Days." It contains a largo amount of Infor
mation of a cosmopolitan character, and an
excellent railway map of the United States,
showing tho rnllway systems In gold propor
tions. This folder Is a sequel to tho address
given by Mr. Dnnlclft before tho Interna
tional Commercial Congress at Philadelphia,
and serves to Illustrate the Immense debt
which tho manufacturing and commercial
interests of tho country owe to transporta
tion lines for tho effective unnnner In which
they have advertised tho products of Ameri
can soil, mines and mills to tho people of
every country on the globe. The map which
accompanies this folder Is unusually clear
and distinct and tho coloring and shading
Thn nnrnrtftintv of ihn charter nrovlsloti n artistically trentod. A copy of this
Ilea In tho words "for the tlmo being." fol(lcr wl" bc 8C"t free, postpaid, on rtvjilpt
Karr says that ho has consulted tho legal of 3 ccnts stamps by George H. Dan
department nnd Is confirmed In tho opinion leIs- General Passenger Agent, New York
that "for tho time being" moans until tho Central. Orand Central Station, New York,
next regular election, which Interval at this -Travelers' Official Hallway Ouldo.
tlmo would Include nearly threo years.
Karr adds that tho charter Is abovo and bo
yond any ordlnanco and that ho Is empow
ered to assume tho duties of mayor In case
a vacancy should occur before 1903.
In enso It should como to war botwe'on
Karr nnd his colleagues, thoro
would result a most delicate adjustment In
cii .f;i: or Tun
On the AValinili.
Commencing Sunday, June 3, the Wabash
will shorten the tlmo of the
CONTI NKNTA I, LI MITKD.
Leaving Chicago at 12:02 noon, and St.
Louts fl ii. m.. nrrlvi nt New Vnrlt .1-2.1 n
tho balance of power. In naming the may- m nnJ noston 5.00 p, TO gVng its patrons
or's successor tho council would naturally bottcr 8crv.ce to their favorite summer re-
bo obliged to cio without tno co-operation ,..,,
of President Karr. Councilman Mount, ALIj OTHER TRAINS HUN SAMK AS NOW.
president pro tern, would bo expected to ,lntcH vln tho Waba'u nro from f- to in
work for Knrr s promotion, Inasmuch as ,css than other ,RCS vla Detrott nnd Niagara
ino lormcr wo 1 .an neir to ino presiueii- Ka8 For riUeHi time-tables of trips cost
tlal toga. Lobeck and Ilurkley, fustonlst r nnv . nn l--.ko nml Snn. n m,
members, could not bo counted upon to act aKcnt of conncetlng llncfl( or cal, on or wrltt!
with their colleagues. Thus only flvo votes
toulil remain, a bnro majority, with 'vhlch
to seat a new Incumbent. If ono of theso
should fall to stand fast tho council would
bo unable to avail Itself of tho privilege
conferred by the now ordinance.
Tho council and city ofllclnls havo pon-
Q. N. CLAYTON.
Itoom 405 N. Y. L. Ulclg., Omaha, Neb.
A finer to Hpeml the Summer.
On tho lines of the MILWAUKKR HAIL-
WAY In Wisconsin are somo of tho most
beautiful pla-cs In tho world to spend a
dered for several dajs on tho problem nnd summer vacation camping out or nt tho cle-
havo found but ono solution they propose gant summer hotels. Doatlng, fishing, beau-
n. toast to tho good health and long Ufa of tlful lakes nnd streams nnd cool weather.
JIavor Frank E. Moores. Theso resorts are all enslly reached from
umann. a dook descriDing tnern may oe
hnrl linnn nnnllmtinn nt ihn C.hlonvn Mil-
In June, 1895, a vacancy occurred In a city unVon si. Paul iiv.. niv tiow m,n
office by tho enforced reslgnntlon of Henry ml Farnnm 8treet, Omaha. Hound trip
jjuiiu, ...ui.iiunK ufi.miiiT. ma uejiuiy was tickets, good returning until October 31,
not such a ono as could bo entrusted with the n(1... nn y weir
duties of tho ofllco nt a crisis and the bonds
men, headed by Thomas Swobe, held the
reins for sovernl weeks. Treasurer Dumont
was then nominated by tho mayor and
placed In tho olllco without any legal au
thority whatsoever
Genornl Western Agent.
BOSTON STORE RE JIN ANT SALE
Today Wa Make tte Greatest Special
Offering in Rsmnantt We Ever D.d.
REMNANTS S3 AND $5 S. ILKS, 5C, IOC, 15C
I in 111 r 11 Ko I.oIn .Vi-ir Drm C.ooiIn Itrni
ii 11 11 1 m .". Mini Hie Ainu ltt'iiiiiiin In
of Silk nml Wool C'hnlllN mill
CnMlinieri- 011 1 1 1 1 11 l'lmir.
PHI DAY IS REMNANT DAY.
IN IIASKMHNT.
Wo will offer three cases very fine lawn
In mill remnants nt lc yard.
Thico cases lining cambric In long mill
remnants, lc yard.
Flvo oases percale in long mill remnants,
3 ',4c yard.
Two cases of best grade black henrlottn
sattcn at tic yard.
Ono case of the very finest qunllty of mer
cerized sateen in plain colors nnd fancy
figures, worth 10c, nt 15c ynrd.
Threo cases 15-lnch-wIde piques, worth
2Ec, choice fc ynrd.
Ono big lot beat grade printed henrletta
sateen, uc yard.
Ono big counter best grade Scotch cham
bray gingham, H$c yard.
Ono big counter of all kinds fancy dimity
remnants, worth 25c, In long lengths, 10c
ynrd.
Ono big counter crepon nnd pllsse, worth
23c, nt 10c yard.
Ono big counter blcyclo covert cloth, worth
15c, at 10c.
One big table of all kinds of white gojds
at 8'.4c, 10c and 15c yard, worth up to COc.
Ono bis counter fnncy printed cretonne,
sateen, ticking, denim, etc., worth 10c, go
nt 10c yard.
And hundreds of other rcmnnnt bargains
in tho basement.
(IRANI) SALK OF REMNANTS
OP LACK AND EMBROIDERY.
All tho remnants and odd pieces of line
laco and embroidery, In many different
styles nnl patterns, all widths, go at 3V4c
and 5c yard.
Large bargain counter piled high with all
tho odd pieces nnd remnnnts of embroidery
nnd Insertion, nil widths and all qualities,
go In this sale nt Cc, 7'4c and 10c yard.
DRESS OOODS REMNANTS, CC, 10C.
New dress goods remnnnts In cashtnero
nnd brilllantlnes, In nil bright colors, In
reds, blues, pinks; also evening shades,
cream nnd light blues. A large lot of all
wool chullts, with silk stripes, light nnd
dark grounds, many pieces to match, go In
two lots, according to length, at Kc nnd 10c.
Remnnnts of silk and wool challls and all
wool cashmeres from 5 to 7 yards In length,
msny to match, worth 50c, on sale at
price, 23c yard.
NEW SILK REMNANTS, EC, IOC. 1EC.
An Immense lot of high-cost silks, left
ovor from our great dressmaking sales, that
were worth from $3.00 to $3.00, all short
lengths, VS yard, yard and one ynrd longi
can be used for sofa pillow backs, trim
mings nnd millinery purposes, all go on
sale at 5c, 10c nnd 15c each.
DOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. 10th and Douglas.
IIOSTO.V stoiii: IIIVS JIK.VS SIIIHU.
(Irrntrnt I'nreliimo of .Mcii'k .Hhlrtn
Urr .Untie hy 11 WcMitii limine.
12,460 MEN'S SHIRTS
Will go on sale Saturday, June 2,
AT DOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
This purchase embraces tho entire sum'
IIOSTO.V STOHH SIIOH SAM!.
Il.noo Women' III110U nml Ton, t'lnln
mill l'"nnv YrxtliiK Top Shoe
OO ON SALE TODAY.
IN THE I1ASEMENT AT $1.59 PAIR.
Tho choaoest shoe In this lot could not
bo bought outside of Iloston Store f ir less
mer stock of shirts of n wholesalo furnish-1 than $2.50, and the better ones would cost
ing goods house, who take this method of from $3.00 to $1.00 pair; take your cholco
clearing up their entire stock. This pur-
on bargain square tomorrow In basement I
at $1.59.
An Opportunity to Vlalt tlir KiiMt
Pleusantly and economically Is afforded by
tho tourist tlckctH on salo via the Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern railway on and atte'
Another similar caso occurred In August. Juno 1. Cbnutnuqua Lake, Niagara Fnl!,
1891, following tho death of City Clork Will tho St. Lawrence river, White mountains and
Wnkeley. Tho duties of thr ofllco wcro as- the Atlantic coast resorts are among tho
Bumod by Deputy Evnns until tho election of more Important polnto reached. Summer
Hecchor Hlgby. Thcro waH a doubt as to edition of "Book of Trains" ohowlng spool
whether Hlgby should take charge of tho men tours will bo of interest In nrranging
ofllco nt once or wait until tho expiration of for your trip. Sent freo on application to
"Wakeley's term. The difference was arnica- B. P. Humphrey, T. P. A., Kansas City, Mo.,
ibly odjustod and tho nrrangeraent continued or P. M. Byron, G. W. A., room 34 Station
until Hlgby's actual term began. building, Chicago.
I Tho now twcnty-slx-hour Boston train Is
t,lty llnll llrlefn. nvr , ,rvlpp
una council vim moot tnis nioriiine
Ilk XV II. lit. ir i;viismi:i lilt' 11111,1 1,111 1UL1UI1 I . a,awaa ar.anm.
ordinance nnd other routlno business ... mi.in i.hi.i.a hm
A telrgrnm has been received at the sup- ... , ... '. 77, a . ...
rrlntendent of school' otllce from Secretary of Women' 'li.l.-l)leniilnl Meetlnpr
llsKltnmins iiiiiioiincing the death of her """'"
flstor neaj- Des Moines. Jllss Mlaklmmirm i Rxtrnnrdlnnrllv low rates via. the "North
nils imcnuiHi ncr sister tor several wceKs. u.o.trn i.lnn" .Inno 1 to fl. irood retumlne
.iVi&mW J!! UH June 30. Ofiieial route of tho Illinois
KlnnliiK today, nil who hnve not pnld their clubs. Special arrangements for western
annual feo nt $i1 will be'nrrested on sight, delegations. Inquire at CUy Ofllces, 1401-
-h nif fiKiuy-iivo puauicrs oi mis Class 1am Knrnnm strept
but forty-live have so far made payment. 14UJ tarnnm Blreel-
Tho tlirent of thn city tronsurer, given
Clirnp Itoiimt Trip ltnt.
On June 21. July 7, 8, !), 10 and 18. and
August 2, tho Illinois Central railroad will
sell tickets, limited until October 31, as
follows:
St Paul, Minn., nnd return $12. Oi
Minneapolis, Minn,, and return 12.63
Duluth, Minn., and return 16.93
Waseca, Minn., nnd return 10.35
Superior, Wis,, and return lfi.95
West Superior, Wis., nnd return 16.95
For particulars call at Illinois Central
city ticket office, No. 1402 Farnam street.
Omaha Tent and Awning Co., tents, awn
ings, canvas goods, 11 and Harney, phono 883
Western
Resorts.
publicity In The Ilee. that bo was on thn
point of descending upon delinquent tnx
jmyers with distress warrants has borno
jmmemaio iruu. xcsicriiay tnoro than fifty
citizens' appeared and settled tho amount'
of their nrrcuruges.
Tho Hoard of Health Is much pleased with
thn readiness with which i'iilzna ra
plylntr with tho requirements regnrrtlng
cleanliness. Tho sanitary olllcers have
served a largo number of notices slnco the
oomlnz of warm weather and thu Injunc
tions In nearly every case havo been com-
jiui-.i .vim. -in.; Hi-tutu uuiiiiuiPHinnor con- l . u c i
slders the city at tho present tlmo Hi good tcentn- 80 cnr' 1
'ihllnrt- on ml It inn . I 1 11 '
At the mpotlm- cr thn nn.,i r t.'i.,i. Sound advice to those who havo kidney
"Work today proposals will 0 received an' bladder troubles, Is to take a safe, sura
(for tho COUMtrUCtlOll of till" Itll'rvlmv urb LMni, lllrn l."nllv' KIHnov Pilro II !.
So,7thr:.ldnnffi vays beneflU the Kidneys. For salo by
In cuttlnc off the How or sewage Into the Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha; Dillon's
linrl InlI. 'Plw nlH nr-AAl? L j... n. n tt r I. -
....... .i,xn I, win lie liner- urug oiorc, oouin umnna.
oeptod above tho lake and Its contents will
w vim uu ui ii niwtT nraiirn under thu
inn iiiiKuiii imi Kii u'iuiiiik to ine river. Tno
lake will be obllced to relv for relnrnr.
meat tipon tho spring nnd the storm water
11 LIU IIIQ IIIIIH.
S PicTO
Tho Union Pacific will place In effect on
June 21, July 7 to 10 Inclusive, July 18 and
August 2nd, Summer Excursion rates of
ONE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP
Mortality MtntUtlca.
Th follmvlntr births and deaths were re-
norted at tho office of tho Board of Health
during tho twenty-four hours ended nt piua j2.00 from Missouri Rlvor to
noon Thursday: ... I
Births wiiu.im siik, wn .Norm l.iqntn,
hoy; Charles A. Pn.ik. 1934 South Thlrty-
llltn. Kin; J. irviiig nra, ..in mniiey. ooy;
Willinm Chollmnn. 14 South Sixteenth.
boy; Alfred Donachue, C.24 North Twenty
fourth, boy. Christ Norton, Thirteenth nnd
Callrornin, noy.
Deaths Hllgn Anderson. 2fi31 Chicago, 6
years; William V. Doollt tic, 812 North Elgh-
DRXVEII, coi.oitAno Sl'ni.VtiS,
lM'IMII.O. OfiDHV, SALT I.AKK AND
Ol lir.lt AVIJSTKH.V l'OI.VT.1.
TICKETS GOOD FOR RETURN UNTIL
OCTOBER 31ST.
Two Trnlns for Colorado Dally.
Threo Trains for Utah Dally
via tho Union Pacific.
Fluent DIiiIiik t'ni'N In Aiuerlcn.
Buffet. .SinoUliiK nml I.llirnry ('urn,
I'alnce anil Orillnnry Nlerprm.
City Ticket Office 1302 Farnnm Street.
Tolephono 316.
i:CUItSIO.V IIATI3S
Vln Clilenxn, IIMinnkce A St. Pnnl
Itiillwny.
Juno 2, 3 nnd 4, Mllwaukcn and return,
ltf,7b.
June 14, 15, 16 nnd 17, Philadelphia and
roturn, $30.75.
Juno 25, 36 and 27, Chicago and return,
City Ticket Office, 1504 Farnam street.
F. A. NASH,
General Western Agent.
niKii.
TAKE A LOOK ANYWAY
Whether you Intend buying your weddlnir gifts from
us or not. We have surh a pretty line nnd would be
plensed to have you spend, a few minutes nt our store.
LOOK FOR THE NAME
LINDSAY, the Jeweler,
15U! Douglas.
BRTOGS John Shannon, aged 61 years, at
jun rcpiucucu, .iuvf jirisioi HI.
Funeral notice, later.
TYRRELL OeorirH Francis, nceil 2S venr
dnesdny evening, May 30, at residence,
1,11 v nan ni,
Funeral 9 o'clock Friday morning. Serv
ices, -01. t'uuoniena a caineurai.
SAY DOG LET UP
Now "Doc" we are not Jesting don't you
think Hint's dead wrong For you to form
a trust with yourself Now some of you
pluggcrs huvo boon masting the Ice Trust.
With them It's this way. If you don't like
the r price, wny you don't have tn Iniv It.
In your cuse you grafters you charge your
pnueniH nn ynur can ami men insist on
them having them tilled at your pill mak
er's storo. Who "nurses" you llko nn In
fant for fear you will leavo them. 6av
"Doo" don't you think tho Uo man hasn't
got tho cinch you have.
Hum Death, for bugs 2V
Vcrumt 7no
Duffy's Malt Whiskey sr.o
Pyramid Pllo Cure t.)..
Cramer's Kidney Curo ;,o
Carter's Liver Pills ir.
H. 8. 8 75,;
Itostetter's Bitters 75c
AJax Tablets 40
liar Ben 40c
"West'H Nerve nnd Drain 21c
"Wine nf Cnrdul To
IMerco's Prescription 7Bo
Miles' Nervine 75a
Cnstorla , 25u
Vino Kolafra o
Illrney's Catnrrh Powder 3."o
(1cm Catnrrh Powder 35o
llu-Cnn Hair Restorer "Do
ounAcrun druggist.
Car. Itltli uud Culcaiin street,
Ti 1 " 1 1 fl ' H ' f " ' M 1 1 1 ii 1 1 u 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1
TIE IBWLlKfSWM SIMM
EXCURSIONS.
1
llllwnnlice mnl
return
Henver, I'uelilii,
t.'olornilo Sprluita
mil return
lint SprhiKS, S. O.
mnl return .
(IcilM ooil SprliiK"
nml return
I'lilluilelplilii
nml return
Ticket Oflloo,
1502 Farnam St.
Tl. 250.
$li!,75, June 2
3. t and 5.
JlD.OiWune B nnd 19.
fcS.W. Dally after June 1.
T1S.40 Juno 5 and 19.
I ni.OO-Juno 5 and 19.
f JIJ.W, Dully uftcr June t.
I J30.7;. Juno II,
, f U and 1G.
Burlington Station,
10th and Mason Stv.
Tel. 128. I
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 16th & Douglas Sts.
Spirit l.nUc, In.,
Quickly nnd conveniently reached vln tin
Illinois Ccntrnl railroad. Round trip tickets
now on snlo at city ticket office, 1402 Far-
chase of men's shirts embraces every kind,
stylo, color and variety of men's shirts that
are made, both laundered nnd unlaundercd,
soft or stiff bosoms nnd negligee shirts.
SATURDAY, JUNE 2, THE SHIRT SALE
TAKES PLACE
AT BOSTON STORE. I
V hflVA rinvnffwl n prnnf ti.irf nf nut m-i'n 1
floor to thl3 sale, ns well as a large spaco j nnm B,rcct-
ln,rlhlb'T,0nt- Tb el"rtS W1U b " I Write ado. Sell cuts. Print anything,
w 1 V6'' .. . . ! Stonccypher. 1201 Howard s.. Tel. 1310.
Wo wish to personally advise every man
to attend this sale. Wo feel satisfied that . - r.
It, Is tho greatest shirt event that over hap
pened In Omaha.
Salo begins Saturday.
On our main floor and In basement.
For further particulars of theso extraor
dinary bargains soe Friday night's papers.
BOSTON STORE. OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
Bl'llllVaalairi:'lul3.,V.I.'.U'.'JII.M3i
Women's Vs, Perfectly , , Tlm price tags on
QU Sftft' lo paJ' tlmt . r ladies' tailor-made
oiiubo our slices will
lit more feet better, ami
Biiit more people perfectly,
OUITS suits show how
I anxious we are to keep this
TOMORROW lay)
Is the coming-out pnrty of the ONYX
QUEEN.
(Saturday)
More popular than ever,
Cheaper than ever
Pretty souvenirs will be given every
lady who visits the court of tho ONYX
QCE13N
TOMORROW (Saturday)
At Shermnn & Mct'onnell's Drug Store
-the ONYX Ql'EEN will be formally
christened. Will you bo there?
TOMORROW (Saturday)
You are most cordlnlly Invited to nt
tend tho opening of our new nnd beau
tiful soda fountain tho ONYX
QUEEN tomorrow at
Sherman& McDonnell's
A holiday trip Is not completo with
out a KODAK or CAMERA. Don't
get one at tho last minute, but NOW.
Vo will tench you how to uso It.
A beautiful Double Lens Poco Cam
era ccmpleto with carrying caso for
$9.00.
All Amateur Photo Supplies nt tho
lowest prices. Call nnd t-co us before
purchasing.
The Robert Dempster Go,,
1215 Tar nnm St.
AVIioleMiile n ii it Itetnll Denlrm III
t'lintii hupplles.
During tho hot weather send uh your
developing and printing.
Jinn give better satisl no
tion, than nny other lino
of shoes sold in Omaha
They are right in material
and up-to-date in every respect.
$1.90
will buy a lino
quality Juli
ette, Princess
or Southern tie, made up
in cloth top or all kid, tan
or bhrck, mannish last.and
just tho right shoe for
warm weather.
department busy. There are
now in stock all tho best
and latest spring and sum
mer styles tho world knows
of. No olllsh things among
them. "Worth up to the
latest notch in quality and
style, but i't's pushing
time in this department
and all must go regardless
of cost.
Wait Till Saturday . .
On Saturday, June 2nd, we will
place on sale eight styles of men's
high grade worsted suits that
BoVs' koys' vaist
business ought to
WcMSlS bo more than or
dinary interesting to you,
if you are a buyer of waists
Of course they do not
dill'or from the best waists
in other houses, except
they are hero for less mon
ey. This department is on
the first tloor, handy to
get at, and tho collection
is worthy of your atten
tion. See window for a
hurried inspection.
BoVs' Everything says
ri iL' j Mak n0 mos
blOtning completo line of
boys' clothing is hero and
why not? Keen wits eve
rywhere about to watch
your needs. Money plenty
to fetch quickly whatever
is needed that we think
will please you. It's our
fault if we don't, lint wo
shan't bo conceited or pre
sumptuous. The storo has
a usefulness to live to it
has an expectant commu
nity to satisfy.
price
We have been delayed and hin
dered by the alterations in our
store front in selling these suits
and now find ourselves
Overstocked with
High Cost Suits...
and are obliged to sacrifice them.
Sale begins Saturday morning at Bollock sharp
Cg7 "See Sample Suits in Our
Douglas Street Window
Continental Clothing Co.
Millinery
Mentioning.
One hasn't to go far for tho cause
of the active state of the millin
ery business here its wide influ
ence over the intelligent commu
nity. The scale on which the
business is conducted is pretty
sure resulted in a wide, liberal,
far-reaching trade. "We havo
gathered about fifty hats for you
that run in value up as high as
10,50 they have been marked to sell, and
sell thev will, the price agreed upon is
Your summer headgear has a price leaning induce
ment that you can't resist if you're seeking to bo econ
omical in the buying.
14 kJ illlt ii-u
$3.75
HAYOEi
HAYDEN
s
,ta 9
GREAT SHOE SALE
Selling Over 18,000 Pairs
OF-
Fine Shoes
Oxford Ties
and
From tho factory floors of I B. Keith h Co.,
Brockton, Mass., and Rochester Shoo Co., at
about half their value.
On Big Bargain Tables in Our Two
Shoe Departments.
Ladies' fine vici kid Oxford Ties and Strap Slippers, mado
for other dealers to sell for S'J.OO and 2. 50, all 1
sizes and widths, on salo at
Ladies' lino kid, turn solo, Oxford Ties, mado to Qftr
sell for $1.50 and $1.75, all sizes, on salo at -'J'W
Ladies' fino vici kid Lace Shoes, turn and welt soles and
newest style toes, made for other dealers to sell 1 QT
for $3.00 nnd $15.50, all sizes and widths, on salo at
Ws Apologize
to the
Hundreds of Women
Who could not be waited on in our cloak department yester
day. The good things we had to offer were too many, and
consequently our department was jammed.
More people in our work room, ten more salesladies in
our salesrooms Friday, and wo guarantee to give you prompt
attention.
There will be Plenty of Goods at the
Same Prices as Yesterday
And the sale will continue from day to day till all are closed
out. To avoid crowding come as early as possible in tho
morning. We will be open for business tomorrow at 7:30.
Six Factories at 20c on the Dollar.
Wrnpi or factory at 25c on tho dollar.
$1.00 wrappers at 21c.
$1.50 wrappers at -J lie.
$2.00 wrappers at (jUc.
Underskirt factory at 25c on the dollar
$1.00 underskirts at 25c.
$2.00 underskirts at Otic
$3 underskirts at $1.40.
Suit factory at 25c on the dollar.
$10 suits at $3. OH. $20 suits at $5.98
$30 silk lined suits at $10.
Waist factory at 25c on the dollar.
$5 silk waists for $2.80
$1 wash waists for 43c
$1.50 wash waists for 75c
$2 wash waists for 98c
When looking at these bargains try on
some of our exquisite hats in the mil
linery department.
BROS
Men's fine vici kid and box calf Lace Shoos,
tan, shoos mado to sell at $3.00 and $4.00,
sizes, on salo at
Child's fino patent leather Strap Slippers, mado
to sell l'or S5c, sizes 1 to 5, at
in black and
all
1.93,
49c
mm bros.
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$5.00 A MONTH.
DR.
McCREWi
SPECIALIST.
TrcilitUFoniuoI
DISEASES AND
DISORDERS OF
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