12
Tins OM ATT A DAI L V 11 MR: RATTTKT) AT, ATOrST I, 1900.
BOSTON STORE SPECIAL SALE
Immenso Bargains Today In All Dcpart-monta-Half
Prices and Lcs3.
25C NAZF.RETH WAISTS, IOC AND 15C
Via lltmlprr Siilr "." Hnnilkrrrlilrffi
nt .'t tmitv nml fir .'orrt nl Unit
i!,-n I'mlrrnrnr !l l-iii, fit)
mill KH'-'n: J'nnn al lies
ON SAMS TODAY
AT nOSTON STOIIK, OMAHA.
tlC NAS5AKBTH WAISTS 100 AND 150.
3,000 ml8C8' anJ children's Nazareth
knit under waists, lneo trimmed, extra
well made, nil slr.es, a small number of
these hnvo boon exhibited In our windows,
told tho world over for 25c, on bargain
cquara at 10c and l.'c each.
:5G IIANDKKKCIIIHKS 3HC AND 5C.
A most remarknblo purchase of 10,000
'dozen manufacturer's samples and sec
onds of nil kinds of handkerchiefs, worth
36c and 25c each, In this salo 3 14c and Gc
each,
250 UNDKltWKAH 3C, fiC AND IOC.
All tho ladles' and children's summer
underwear, all with crochet and ribbon
trimmed neck and shoulder straits, In
white, cream, ecru and black. Including
Hslo thread undervests, worth 2.1c, K" In
lhls sale at .1',c, Co and 10c each.
20O HOStUnV. 6lfcC I'AIK.
Large bargain tables stacked high with
hundreds of dozens of ladles' and children's
fast black and tan hosiery, mado full seam
less, somo with spliced heels nnd double
roles, regular prlco up to 20c, In this sale
614c a pair.
25C HOSIERY AT IOC A PAIR.
200 dozen ladles' extra Ann three thread,
fillk and Ilslo finished, fast black hosiery,
medium and light weight, with double soles
and spliced heels, In this salo 10c a pair.
Large bargain counter with big lots of
men's half hose In fast black, blue and
tirown mixed, tans and fancy colors, nil
full seamless, somo with spliced heels and
doublo soles, regular prlco up to 25c n pair.
In this salo 5c and 10o a pair.
50C CORSKT8 AT 23C.
1,000 ladles' perfect fitting summer cor
pots, made of best quality summer netting,
lace trimmed, all sizes, go nt 25c each.
APRONS WORTH UP TO 7CC, IOC AND 25C.
A manufacturer's samples of high class
nprons, In nil lengths and nil stylos,
trimmed with lace, embroidery and Insert
ing, worth up to 76c each, In this salo 10c
nnd 25c each,
25C FANS AT CC BACH.
3,000 Japanese fancy figured folding fans
Jn a groat variety of patterns and up-to-date
styles, regular prlco up to 25c, in this
salo 6c each.
rtOSTON STORK. OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
SANDBAR BLOCKADES RIVER
I'rrnU nf Mlmourl' Krrntlo Current
JiilerfiTi-n wllli ViiyiiKM of the
Kicnrnlun .N tenia cm.
Now a change In tho channel of tho Mis
souri river bos cut off from Omaha one form
of pastime. Far two years an excursion
Btcomor has been making dally trips to
Florence and many citizens and visitors
have visited Mlnno-Lusa, tho beautiful site
of the Omaha water works pumping station.
To reach that place It Is necessary to puss
through tho draw of tho brldgo of the Omaha
Urldgo and Terminal company at East
Omaha. Tho channel of tho river has
chnngod from tho Iowa to tho Nebraska
side, leaving a sandbar Just north of the
draw. It was reported to tho olllcers of the
brldgo company that the bar Is under the
draw, and as they are required by tho terms
of their government franchise to keep the
river navtgablo ut thnt point, they had
poundings taken showing a minimum of fif
teen feet of watr under tho draw. The
sandbar, however, approaches tho spans so
closely that It is unsufo for a boat to at
tempt to make tba sharp turn to tho west
required in tho face of tho current, so tho
trips to Mluno-LiiBa havo been abandoned.'
Tho Jacob Rlchtmnn is not to havo a
monopoly of the steamboat excursions at
Omaha this season. Word has been ro
celved that n boat is on Its way from Still
water, Minn., to Omaha nnd will arrive early
this month to computo for tho trofllc. Tho
lioat Is Hnld to be n model craft, but somo
.what smaller and of lighter draft.
The nest Ilenu-ily tor Diurrlinpn.
Mr. W. M. Crosc, a prominent and iufluen.
tlal citizen of Coryell county, Texas, says,
"I nevor had such pains In my life as I
Buffered when diarrhoea attacked me. I
liavo tried miny medicines, but none give
me such relief 'na Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy." Thin is
unquestionably tho best remedy known for
dlurrhoea. It always cures and Is pleasant
to tak.
SAFEGUARD IS SWEPT AWAY
Comptroller Ilrllevt'H that the Coun
cil la IntiTferlnir with Ilia Over-
iKht nf the TrciKiirj.
"If tho council passes tho ordinance com
pelling me to outer tax reductions upon my
books it will practically do away with tho
office of comptroller. Tho compti oiler Is)
supposed to guard tho city's finances, but
If the council can redueo taxes at will uud
compel him to abide by Its action ho holds
no checlc whatever on tho council's ac
tion," said City Comptroller John N. West
berg.
"Resolutions am constantly sent to mo
which provide for tho reduction of taxoa.
In many eases I can find no reason whatovcr
for thesa reductions, Tho tax counnlb
loner Is not asked to pass on boiiio of
them, and it is impossible to And why they
liave been passed. If I wcro to ontor theso
reductions upon my books I would cer
tainly bo violating my oath of oltlcu. Men
who nro nnxloun to havo their taxes les
sened Boem to be jiblo to got u resolution
through tho council without any, trouble,
iut I Intend to stnnd by the taxpayers and
will not make these reductions if I can
void it."
WAGES FOR COUNTING NOSES
Cenana Kniintcrutiira Will Itferlvr
linuill Hnliirlen (My In it to '1'hrlr
lli-Klltlc Oilrojtrniiliy,
It Is reported that somo of tho
enumerators who worked on the population
schedules of tho Omaha census nro receiving
checks In payment for their work, but tho
aupervlsor has received no word to Indlcato
that payments have begun.
The total money to bo paid to Omaha
rumorators Is slightly in excess of $4,000
being $30 to each collector on nn average
This Is tho lowest wages over paid In Omaha
for this class of work, In some cuses being
less thnn $2 per day. Tho reason for tho
umall dully wage lies with tho enumerators
themselves, who did their first work so
j'oorly that It had to bo copied ond for this
tho enumerator, unless working ns a special
clerk, received nothing,
Work on the manufacturing schedules Is
progressing In good Bhape and tho spccla
ngouts are II ruling moro factories than any
one expected.
A Portent Ciitlnirtle,
jsoi violently emptying tuo bowels or
cleaning, but gently stimulating, toning,
strengthening the Intestinal walls Cas
eartU Qwdy CiUmrtlc. ice, 25c, COc.
EDITORS GOING TO TRAVEL, M,JVS "WM s,,0,!!' w VMH-
XHirmLn Nrrrnnnprr M-n I'rriinrlnir
for n Ten l)nV .lutiket TlimtiKli
Ueslerii Willi.
A party of Nebraska editors will gather
In Omaha next Wedncsdny nnd lenve In tho
afternoon for a ten-days' western Junket
ing trip. W. N. Huso of Norfolk, ex-prcsl-
dent of the Nebraska Press association, was
In the city yesterday perfecting arrange
ments for the trip. The editors will proceed
directly to Salt Iike City, Utah, and thence
will go to Mnnltou nnd Denver, taking In
a number of places of Interest along tho
route.
"Our trip," snld Mr. Huse, "will be In
every particular n pleasure outing. The
editors want to get away from the enrcs of
tho print shop, drink In tho beauties of
the mountain scenery at this tlmo of tho
year and return invigorated nnd strength
ened, prepared to take an nctlve hand In the
hot political contest which promises to bo
waged In Ncbraskn this fall. Our tour
gives promlso of being one of the most en
joyable ever Indulged In by the Nebraska
editors on thcli annual midsummer out
ings."
Among those who will mako tho trip are
I). SI. Ilutler and wife. Nebraska Legal
News, Lincoln; C. K. Nevln nnd wife, Laurel
Advocate; J. C. Miller, wlfo and daughter,
Springfield Monitor; P. A. Ilrundage nnd
wife, Tecumsch Chieftain; D. J. Poynter,
wlfo nnd daughter, Albion Argus; A. J.
Shumwny and wife, Hnrrlsburg News; U. 13.
Foster and wife, Plnlnvlew News; E. W.
Varncr, Sterling Sun; W. N. Huse, wlfo
and two sons, Norfolk News, nnd President
D. II. Cronln of tho Nebraska Press ns-
soclatlon, who is postmnster nt O'Neill,
where he edits the Frontier.
10,000 I'lilr of Mrit'n Flop .shorn nil
."nlr Tnniorro w.
AT IIOSTON STORK, OMAHA.
ALION I1AROAIN SQt'ARKS.
Men's fine shoes In all sizes nnd all
widths, worth up to $5.00 n pair, on sale
at $1.S!. This Is a rnro bargain. Nothing
like It over known In Omaha before.
IIOSTON STORK, OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
DA VI, Kill'!' TH.IS I'Olt .SPIRIT I.A1CI1
.SATi;iU.Y OF EACH WI-lttK.
Thronuh .Hlcr-prr, Onintin' to Hot
spring". H, ).
During August the F. K. & M. V. R. R.
Northwestern Line will run through
sleeper from Omaha Webster street sta
tion to Hot Springs. S. D. Returning tho
car will leave Hot Springs Monday of each
week.
Tho dates selected for this sleeper nro
also tho dates for special low rata excur
sions from Omaha anil other Ncbrnska
points to Hot Springs nnd return.
This resort is moro popular than ever
this season, there being many attractions
there not offered nt other resorts.
CLIMATIC,
SCKNKRY.
ALTITUDE:
AND THE
WATERS
ARE PERFECT.
Golf links somewhat difficult owing to
tho rugged country, but not too much so;
in fact, nn "idenl lnyout," ns experienced
golfers havo said.
Tho plunge, with Its buoyant, clear
warm water.
Tally-ho drives.
Tho bowling alleys
All afford amusement.
Tho hotels, sanitariums nnd baths aro
in the hands of efficient managers nnd nro
well kept.
The Northwestern line has nnnounced
low rate excursions for tho following
dates In August 7th, 11th, 18th, 21st nnd
25th.
.Vol lee to SKtli "Wnrrt ltcpiilillcniin.
Thero will bo a meeting of tho Sixth
Ward Republican club Saturday ovening,
August I, at 8 o'clock, nt Idlewlld hall,
Twenty-fourth nnd Orant streets, for tho
election of officers for tho ensuing year.
R. n. CARTER, President.
F. C. CRAIO, Secretury.
It's the Skill
Of nuttlmr together the uroiier Ingredi
ents that makes Cramer's Kidney Cure
such a wonderful medicine. Novcr bflforo
has a remedy met with nueli universal
favor an Cramer's Kidney Cure for the
leiiHon Unit it does Just what Is claimed
for It. If you uro a sufferer from kidney
trouble try one bottle nnd you will nndorse
It ii IiIl-IiIv as others do.
Cramer's Kidney Curo 76c
iiromo ijutnine itc
H. S. S 75o
Duffy's Malt Whiskey SJc
Wine of Cnrdul 75c
1 doz. 'J-gruIn Quinine Capsules 7c
1 lnz. 3-nrnln Quinine Canailles 10c
1 dozen 5-graln Qulnlpe Capsules ISc
I'lIlKllltni H VUIIII'MUIIU .IU
lotus Cream 10c
Scott's Emulsion 75c
M licit' Nervine 75o
Lincoln Tea xoc
liar Hep 40u
West Drain and Nerve Treatment 29c
Pierce's Favorite Prescription 75c
CUT PRICE
DRUGGIST
SCHAEFER
S. W. Cor. Kith unit ChlaVn.
Coco
Coco
Coco
Coco
Coco
Coco
Celery
Celery
Celery
Celery
Celery
Celery
Ideal summer drink. Just the drink for
n hot day. Havo you tried It? Sold at the
fountain.
J. A, FULLER & CO.
CUT CHICK IHtUCIMSTS.
Pimrf rntli nn '-iniiglna Ktrnets.
OholioJI nml Arnold' l'nrk.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail
way company has Just placed In service
daylight trains between Omaha and Spirit
Lake, OkoboJI and Arnold's Park. Going the
train leaven Omaha nt 7:10 a. m. nnd nr
rives Spirit Lake at 4:15 p. m. Returning
the train leaves Spirit Lake at 6:45 n. m.
and arrives Omaha 3:55 p. m. This Is the
bent nervlco that ha yet been offered over
any ono road. Round trip tickets, good re
turning until October 31, JTu.70.
City ticket oHlce. 150 i Farnam street.
F. A. NASH, General Western Agent.
Clirnp Hound Trip Itiitm.
On August 7 and 21 tho Illinois Central
will sell tickets, limited until October 31, a
follows:
Waseca, Minn., and return, $10.35.
Wntervtlle, Minn., nnd return, $10.68.
Madison Lake, Minn., and return, $10.68.
St. Paul, Minn,, and return, $12.65.
Duluth, Minn., and return, $16.95.
Superior, Wis., nnd return, $16.93.
West Superior, Wis., nnd return, $16.95.
For full particulars call nt city ticket of
fice Illlnolfl Central railroad, 1102 Fnrnam
etreet.
Suninii'r ItcFiortn.
For a book describing the cool, pleasant,
healthful aummer rrnorts of Wisconsin, situ
ated on tho line of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Ry., address or call on
F. A. NASH,
General Weotern Agent,
1501 Farnam Street, Omaha.
1. or. I at. tin! $i.ift!
Lincoln and return via Rock Island Route.
TralnH leavo Union station, Omaha, 8:30
a. m' 1:30 p. m 5.55 p. m. City ticket
office, 1323 Farnam street.
From B. B. Moriarity
The Well Known Accountant
OMAHA, Neb.
Messrs. Phermnn A llcConnell, Omaha.
OontH! I liuvo been using your "La
Grippe Cough Syrup" for several years nnd
never once has It fnlled me. Whenever I
get a cold It invariably SETTLES IN MY
THROAT nml gives mo a bad cough. A
bottle of your La Grippe Cough Syrup Is
nil I uso to cure It. I havo recommended It
to nil my friends nnd they say tho same ns
I do, It can't bo beaten. Yours, faith
fully, ROUT. II. MORIARITY,
Care Cudahy Packing Co.
Mr. Marlarlty's experience is quite the
same as that of all who use LA QRIPFU
COUQH SYRUP.
It Is prompt and effectual In Its results
clearing the bronchial tubes nnd stopping
tho cough. SAMPLE FREE. SOLD IN
26c nnd 50o DOTTLES.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Go
COR. 16TH AND DODGE, OMAHA.
This Store Quits
Any
Tan Shoe
in the Store
$fi Oft
Ii90
Every pair of shoes In the store must go.
Ladles' Oxford Ties regular price $2.00 and
$2.50 now 9Sc.
Fixtures for sale store for rent.
Misses' and Children's Tan Shoes, worth
$2.00, now 78c.
John Foster's, Plngreo & Smith, Queen
Quality aud Stacy-Adams makes Included In
this sale. Nothing reserved.
The Howe
1515 Douglas
Good
Teeth
we nil should and cun have. Come to us
nnd wo will send you nwny with good ones
Our work Is lasting nnd our prices modor
ate. I
Extracting 2Sc
Vitalized Air 50c
Good Crowns, best $5.00
Tail's Philadelphia Dental Rooms,
1T.17 Douicln St,
havde.v ttitti.i.
Fresh lrrcd SnrliiK Chli'henn, i'Jt I-'-1
No. 1 picnic hams, 8'.Sc: Fancy llrenkfast
baron, 12c; llonelcsi Cottage hams, lit',
boiled minced ham, 10c; 3-lb. palls best
brand lard, 28c; large cans veal loaf, 1!U'
prime roast beef, per can, He Vienna
sausage, per can, 74c; corned beef, per can,
12c; cooked corned beef, sliced, 12'sc
HAYDEN 11ROS.
ciiin-iiii-iinci rii'tiic.
The greatest Irish gathering ever held
In tho west will bo thnt at tho Clan-nn-gnel
picnic Sunday, August C, at Waterloo. Rich
ard O'Keefe will bo chairman of the day.
Addresses will be made by John T. Keating
of Chicago, tho noted orntor, and by John
Urcnnan of Sioux City, one of Ihe country's
best known nnd most representative Irish
men. Thero will bo Irish and Amcrlcnn'
dances, sports of nil kinds, Including rnq
Ing, shot putting, hnmmcr throwing, etc.,
etc.
Over fifty flno prizes will be distributed
to tho winners. A most onjoynblo day's
outing Is assured. Tickets inn be had from
committees or nt the depot. The first train
will leavo tho Omaha union depot nt 10
n. m. nnd tho South Omnha union depot at
10:30 a. m. Tho second train will lenve
Omnhn nt 12 noon nnd South Omaha nt 12.30
p. m. Ilelng tho first Clnn-na-gnel picnic,
nrrnngomcnts hnvo been made to make It
entertaining and pleasant In tho highest
decree.
Onliifrlnnfn
OdimiJdV 5 Scofield's
Sale,., Our Best
Shirt Waists
Choice
11.00
Choice
50c
All the Colored
Waists that have
sold ut from $'l.'Sy to
S.175 onoh Saturtliiy
for $1.00.
Another lot of
Colored Shirt
Wnhts 'hat hnvo
hold for $1.00 to $2 cnuh
choice batd'y for 60c.
Our Store Closes at 6 p. m,
'SC0FIELD
u riniin rmrrn
1510 Douglas St.
Omaha Tent and Awning Co., tents, awn
ings, canvas goods, 11th & Harney. Tel. SSrt.
Anti-Kawf
A wnrm weather
cough Is the worst
kind of a cough.
Anti-Kawf will curo It. Druggists sell 11
H THE
QUICK
RAISES
-ARE VIA-
The Union PacifSc
OMAHA TO SALT LAKE CITY .
Ten Hours Quicker
OMAHA TO SAN FRANCISCO
Fifteen Hours Quicker
OMAHA TO PORTLAND
Flftoen Hours Quicker
....THAN ANY OTHER LINE....
Iluffet Smoking nd Library Cars, with Barbr Shop and Plettw
nt Redlnf Rooms. Double Drawing Room I'alaoe Bloepers. Dln
lni Cart, Muls a ia Carte. PintecU Light.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 FARNAM, TEL, 316.
5J
PIANOS
Any ono contemplating tho purchase of a piano should not fall to get
prices and terms from Schmollor & Mueller, tho largest piano house In the
west. They carry over 200 pianos In stock and will save the buyor from
$50 to $150 on a slnglo Instrument. Now pianos from $13S up to the prlco of
tho STKINWAY tho standard piano of tho world.
A. 11. CHASR. EMERSON, VOSH, STEOKR, IVI2RS & POND AND PACK
ARD pianos sold on easy payments. Flno Tuning and Repairing. Telephone 1625.
Slightly used Upright Pianos, $75.00, $85.00 and up. Slightly usod Square
Pianos and Organs, $15.00, $25.00 and up. Write for catalogues, prices and
terms, or pay us a visit of Inspection and seo tho wonderful SEL.F-PLAY-INO
PIANOLA, the greatest musical Invention of tho century. It plays any
piano any ono" can play It.
SGHMOLLER & MUELLER,
The Old Reliable Piano House,
1313 Farnam St., Omaha, 337 Droa iwoy, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
HAYDEN
S
Going to the Coast ?
Tho Uurllngton runs through sleepers to San
Francisco,
No changes. No delays, No chanco of missing
connections. Finest scenery In the world for over
700 mllro the grand panorama of tho Rockies,
Thro' palace tdeepers leavo tho Uurllngton Sta
tion, Omaha, at 4;25 p. m dally.
Tlokot Olfloa,
1 502 Farnam St.
i Tl. 250.
Burlington Station,
10th and Mason Sts,
Tel. I2S.
Great Shoe Sale
Continues.
Only Two More Days Saturday and Monday.
The most marvelous values in lino shoos ever put on salo. Two
more big shipments of tho linost shoes added for Saturday's sale.
All the latest styles and sizes in viei kid. patent leather and velour
calf. The prices are all marked in plain ligures. You make
your own selection, and every pair will be carefully titled by n
competent salesman.
Greatest Manufacturer's Shoe Salo ever held in the west.
Selling 22,000 pairs of fine standard makes of shoes direct from
the factory floors at 45 cents on the dollar.
Men's fine custom $5, !?G and
$7 shoes, in vici kid, Russia
calf and patent leather, made
by French, Shrinor JT
& Uruer, at
Men's fine black vici kid,
welt sole 4 shoes, made by
Preston B. Keith Co 4 Aft
in this sale at. . . . fcsHlJ
Men's fine chocolate vici kid
and patent leather $3.50 and
4 shoes, mado by Myron F.
Thomas on sale
at
$1.96
Ladies' fine, French, Shrinor t Urnor .?. and .?(' shoes, f QT
in patent leather, Iiussin calf and vici kid, at
Ladies' fine viei kid and patent leather shoes, made by i C
Hoatr, Heath &Co. to sell for and SI. on snlo nt. . lVO
Ladies' tine if 1.50 and $2 oxford ties, made by P. N.
Wadleigh and T'are, MeGuiro & Field, on sale at
98c
HAYDEN BROS
IN1 LLJ
D a JJ L
Strong
Testimony
This business finds it's best
growth in tho free air of tho
mountain top of retailing. Ex
perience has brought us to
that breezy freedom. The
command of the retail market,
commands tho best stocks,
claims tho lowest prices. Jiv
erv dav wo nrnve these state
ments to be true.. o are eiiual to the task of satisfying
everyone who comes hero for clothing. Wo know that our
stock is unequalled in the state. It is clothing made to
satisfy critics men and boys who know how to dress well
and do not carry about evidence of cheapness on their
backs. We cannot hope to se'll anybody else no matter
how little the price the stylo and tit of the suit must have
the best thought we can give them.
$4.00 Will Buy
A man's all wool suit in brown
nlaids. uood oualitv Hninir. cor-
root ly .made, and perrect in style real value $0.00.
nn will Rnv a nm,,'s nH wo1 s,,i' brwn
JJJsUU Mill UUJ and light colors broken plaids,
stripes, etc piped soanih. When you seo other $5.00 suits
around town come and compare them with these. Ours
have never boon marked down, others claim to have cut
their price in two. The values are not $1 0.00 only 7.50.
$7 AO Will RflV A "inn' 'H wool suit, light.col
JJJ slIU Mill UUJ ors and checks, extra quality,
latest style, nicely finished real value $10.00.
Sift 7 Will RflV A ,nn"'s AV0Ivsfed sif' Oxford
PUIJ Mill UUJ grays and cassimeros in
stripes, plaids, chocks and plain single or double breasted
vests, satin piped seams real value, $12.00.
OUR GREAT
AUGUST
utxnrsj'
nu uens
Mark Down Sale
Of Men's and Boy's Fine Clothing,
The Triumph of All Sales.
The time has arrived to unload our summer stocks and
make room for the largest fall and winter clothing stock ever
shown in Omaha. We do not go at it in a half-hearted way
and reduce a few items here and there to tenipY you, but. we
look the situation squarely in the face. We want to move
all aur stock, and quickly; and we know there is not a greater
power to do this to our satisfaction bettor than
EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES.
$1.75 Men's rassiininero Pants, at 05c
$2.50 Men's Fine Odd Suit Pants, at $1.25
$1.25 Hoys' Washable Suits, at 50c
20c IJoys' Washable Odd Knee Pants, at 5c
$18.00 to $22.50 Men's Finest Suits, at $12.50
$2.00 IJoys' All Wool Vestee Suits, at ' )Sc
$10.00 Roys' Fine Long Pants Suits, at $5.00
$15.00 Men's Worsted Suits, at 7.50
$3.75 Boys' Double Breasted Knee Pants Suits, at $1.75
$2.50 Boys' Finest Washable Blouse Suits, at 05c
$4.00 Men's Fine Worsted Pants, at $2.50
$S.50 Men's Summer Coats and Pants, at $4.50
$.'.00 Men's Double Breasted Serge Coats, at $1.50
$2.50 Men's Crash Suits, at )fie
Men's Duck and Crash Pants, at .jr,,.
All 50c to $1.25 Washable Blouse and Double Breasted Suits, at
25c, 50c and 75c.
HAYDEN BROS.
Selling the Most Clothing in Omaha.
ONE DAY LEFT!
SATURDAY
Your last chance to buy tan shoes r
And some broken lines at less than cost, at
T. B. NORMS, 1517 DOUGLAS STREET
at ... .
$1.50
2.50
U.50.
Ladies' $2.50 Tan Shoes at
Ladies' $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 Tan Shoes-
Any $5.00 Ladies' Tan Shoe now
Ladies' Oxfords, 3 to IA, tan and black, $2.50 and $3, at. . .
Ladies' $2.50 Tan Oxfords, all sizes at
Any Chihl's or Misses' Tan Shoe, at cost.
Boys' and Youths' Tan Shoes at cost.
Men's $3.50 and $4.00 Tan Shoes, at
All Men's $5.00 Tan Shoes at
Saturday is the last day vow can buy tan shoes at cost'
miss it, at
T. B. NORMS, 1517 Douglas.
J. 50
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