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TIIE Q MATT A DAILY 111313: SATVT? D A Y, SI3PTRM BT5TI 22, 1900.
WHEN TEDDY COMES TO OMAHA
Local Republican Will Oivo Him Wolcomo
Without Rostraint.
EVENING TO BE MADE A LIVELY ONE
Thrrp MrelliiR to lln H -l tl nml mi
Icorl of ll'inuli llliler Will Miirch
ttIIIi tin- Ciiinlltliilr from
Hull to Hull.
OfBccra of the various republican rlubs
cf Omaha ami Douglas rotiniy ami mem
bers of thn DoiikIiis county republican oen
tral committee mot last night nt Washing
ton hall to outline n program for the re
ception of Governor Roosevelt and the
prominent speakers who will assist him
Id the rally to bo held In Omaha Oc
tober i.
How aril II. llaMrlgc was selected ns
chairman of I ho mectltiK ami explained the
luns whleh have already been formulated
concerning thu demonstration, (iovernor
noosevelt and his special party, which will
probably Include Speaker Henderson, Sen
ator Jonathan P. Dolllver. (Iovernor I.os
llt M. Shaw of Iowa and Hon. .lames M.
Beck, first assistant nttorne general of
the fnlted States, will arrive In Omaha at
7 30 on the evening of October I.
Three meetings will be held In Omaha
and (Iovernor Roosevelt will speak at all
of them. One meeting will be held In the
tent which the llellstedt band Is now using,
another will probably be In Cr Ighton hall
and the third meeting will be In Turner hall
on South Thirteenth street, (lovernoi
noosevelt will speak llrst at the tent and
will bo followed by other members of the
party. He will then go to the other two
meetings. Speaking will bo continuous
throughout the evening at all three places
and the special party will leave Omaha
at 11:30.
I'lnim for mi Kurort.
Several plans were suggested for the
reception of the Illustrious speakers. As
the parly will remnln In tho rlty such a
short time It will be Impossible to have a
parnile, but the republicans deslro to give
tho party leaders a rousing reception. An
escort will form at the station anil march
to tho different meetings with the speak
ers. About twenty clubs were represented
nt last night's meeting and the otllcers
assured the county committee that iion
horsemen and 3,000 men on foot will lend
their assistance In making the meeting n
success. Rough Rider suits will be pro
vided for the horsemen ami the men on
foot will wear Rough Rider hats and carry
torches and flambeaux. Sarpy county will
send 100 horsemen and a Woman's Rough
Rider club of twenty-five and the country
precincts of Douglas county will be well
represented In the escort.
A store room nt the corner of Seven
teenth street nnd Capitol avenue has been
socured ns h.'adiUarters for the marchliiK
clubs. This room will be opened In a few
days. All tho paraphernalia for tho use of
clubs will be kept there nnd men will be
In chnrgo who can give full Information
as to the plnns for tho meeting of Octo
ber i.
HOWARD IN THE FIRST WARD
I.ltrwv Crimil Torn (lilt to lli'iir the
(ienernl nml III" A
noelnle. Republicans of the Klrst Ward club were
treated to two stirring speeches on current
Issues Inst night at the club rooms In For
est hall. Tbe seating cnpntlty of tho hall
waa absorbed and n score or more stood up
around thu wallB. Oenoral O. O. Howard
was the first speaker introduced, lie spoke
only for a few minutes, touching but lightly
upon tho Issues that most appeal to tho
soldier. On tho question of expansion he
recounted the various acquisitions of ter
ritory by the t'nlted States which have con
tributed to tho country's greatness, poluteil
out tho similarity that marked the acquisi
tion of tho Philippine islands with those
other acts of expansion, directed atten
tion to the zeal manifested by William J.
Ilryan for tho ratification of the treaty
whoreby the Philippines were acquired, and
declared that Mr. Ilryan must either have
been acting through Ignorance then or try.
Ing to fool the people now.
(Ienernl Howard pointed out tho shallow
pretenso of tho cry of Imperialism and
militarism as only a soldier could do It,
awakening much enthusiasm and applause.
Ho declared that Imperialism meant the
government of a people by nn emperor
through force of arms nnd without their
consent, pointing out how utterly Impossi
ble It will ever be to have Imperialism In
this country, where every man Is a sov
ereign. The speaker dosed with an exposi
tion of prevailing prosperity and some apt
nnd Intensely Interesting recitals of hi"
personal experiences In the army.
Ho was followed by Judge Raker, who
spoke for over on hour, covering thoroughly
nnd convincingly nil of the questions now
before tho public. Ho showed how the
democratic party has abandoned its tariff
for revenuo doctrine anil Its free coinage
clamor because tho people have rejected
them. In discussing the so-called "para
mount Issue" ho trnced the origin nnd
progress of the Spanish war down to the
ratification of tho treaty by the senate
with the assistance of democrats tinder the
leadership of Ilryan, declaring that two
days before its ratification It was known
that the Filipinos had fired upon the Amer
ican soldiers. Mr. Ilryan know when he
urged tho ratification of that treaty that
when this country got tho Philippines by
the treaty It also got an Insurrection which
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mi wmmwm msm
A VERY
IMPORTANT DATE
is Wednesday. September 2t.
This Is tho dale of the Ilurlincton's second nnd Inst
Homo Visitors' KxcurMon to many cattem points.
One Fare Plus $2
will be tho round trip rnte for this excursion.
Itoturn limit, October 31.
Tlohtl Otfloa,
1 S02 Farnam St.
-i t.i. aeo.
i' was bound to s ippress He closed with
iHrring rcfcrcn.es to existing prosperity
and was followed In brief remarks by John
W. Parish and A J t'olesnn. two of the
candidates on the eountv tMtrt
SWEDES HEArt FROM HOWARD
Club ililreiiMl li- tlie One- trineil
(ii-neriil on tlie linnet llefore
tlie People.
The American Swedish Republican c'ub
of Douglas county was addressed Friday
night by (ienernl O. O. Howard. Congress
man David 11. Mercer. A. J. Coleson, J. U.
Jarobtou and Nelaon ('. Pratt.
Oonernl Howard devote'' 'ie most of his
time to the two chief boj, of the fusion
Ists imeprlnllsm and militarism. "The
destiny of the Philippine Islands," said he,
"in their relation to tho United Stntoa h
the same as was that of Hawaii or Alaska.
They will be given territorial government
as soon as they arc ready for It, and per
haps, In the fullness of time, they may bo
admitted to the union as a sovereign state.
Hut all that Is in tho future. Meanwhile
wo must get along ns best wo call. Tin so
things can't all be accomplished at one fell
swoop."
Congressman Mercer compared the pres
ent situation with that which obtained In
IMlfi.
Chairman Theo. Johnson announced that
members desiring to Join tho Hough Rider
regiment to greet (Iovernor Roosevelt could
signify sti'ii willingness y signing a blank.
Several names were lidded to the long list
already secured.
H you coire before your neighbor you'll
gel a better chance Haydcn Uro , with
n big ad on page live.
WHY HE CANNOT STAND BRYAN
T. .1. MiiIii - I-. Mill of the Opinion
'Iiuit Hit it l the llrrnl
Imniii. ,
T. J. Mnhoney, the well known Omaha
lawyer nnd a democrat of prominence for
many years, says:
"I cannot vote for Mr. Ilryan. My op
position to him is based on the silver
question, whleh I regard as the leading
Issue of tho campaign. Mr. Hryan and his
political associates would take the election
of the fusion presidential ticket as n ver
dict from the people In favor of the free
coinage of sliver at the ratio of 10 to 1,
and they would do nil In their power to
bring nbout legislation of a cheap money
tendency. This, of course, would so
threaten the business Interests of tho coun
try that there would bo a serious contrac
tion of credits nnd a demnrall7atlon of
enterprises and Industries. I do not see
much difference between tbe attitude of the
two parties on the Philippine question, nnd
If that were the only or the paramount
Issue of the campaign I could vote for Mr.
Ilryan, but, ns I said before, the business
Interests of tho country aro to bo pro
tected llrst of all."
What you want and tho right price for It
Is what you'll get at tho big store of Haydcu
Bros., with an ad on page live.
Jiiniiik Iri'iilnicnl for Wrinkles,
There Is no end to the number of "wrinkle
remedies" on the tnnrket and a credulous
public seems ready to buy every now lotion
that is offered. This U all wrong, nnd n
little reflection sprinkled with common
sense will show It. Wrinkles are tho handi
work of Old Father Time, aided by trouble
or sickness, and they cannot be washed,
coaxed or scared away from the fnlrest face.
There Is only one remedy nnd that ono Is
about the most simple treatment that ever
happened. Massage properly applied will
remove wrinkles, becniiBo It Increases the
circulation of tho blood, opens the pores of
the skin, exercises tho facial muscles and re
news the wasted tissues. And tblt Is an
Important part of the new Ronstrom treat
ment given at tho Ladles' Dathery by
women who huve been carefully trained In
the application of scientific massage. The
Ronstrom system of hyluno-bathlnc, massage
nnd electricity Is not a "cure-all," but
theie are somti thlnes It will do beyond a
doubt. It will Improve your health, your
complexion ami your figure. '-'specially Is
this true of those who nre too thin. It will
Increase your weight and round out the
lines of neck, bust and arms as no exerclso
or developer ever can, and the treatment
Is moie pleasnnt and Invigorating than a
tonic of rare old wine, Don't overlook this
modern fountain of youth. Tho Dathery,
second floor Hoe biii'ldiug; ladloa only.
no suro to hear the boy cornet 1st at tho
llellstedt bund concert Sunday afternoon,
matinee.
Wertzlne prevents baldness and removes
dandruff. Sold at 1615 Douglas street
Fidiiing & Preserving.
W.' nre prepared to furnish nil hinds nf
SlMt'HS for plckllnt; nnd preserving als i
L'UItKS-bottles, sealing wax, etc., as lol-
ln s :
Tiirmenlc In Cc and 10c pki;s
w uoie unci 1,-rouiiu rioves, in tc ie
Whole and ground cinnamon Be " i(ie "
Whole and ground allspice 5c ' 10c "
Whole and ground black
pepper. In Be " 10c '
liole eeler seed, In Be " 10c "
White nml lihtck mustard
seed, In Be " 10c "
Whole- Dill xoed Be " lOe
Whole coriander seed .. Be " 10c "
Flat corkH to tit all sizes bottles and Jarj.
Se.tlliiK wax. Be pound
Fariitllne, In Be, Me and 25c packages.
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go
Pharmacists nnd Purveyors to 1'lcklers
and Preservers.
COR. lfiTII ANT) 1)0 DOE ST.
urllnaton Station,
10th and Mason StB,
Tal. 120.
n
RELLEY, STICER & CO,
Saturday's Specials in Women's and Chil
dren's Fall and Winter Underwear.
STORE OPEN TILL 930 SATURDAY EVENING
The I'ninoiM MiihhIiik II r mid nml
Other tiooil t nil 1 1 1 1 ', Mitlifnotor)
In liter lteUM'l, (in In Tills
Hle nt .Sii''lnl 1'iiee.
We have a complete line of alzes In la
dles light and heavyweight ribbed vests and
pants, nicely made; Is a real bargain; nil
sizes, only 25c each.
nc
A lino of ladle' lightweight ribbed fine
merino vests, high neck, sleeveless, $l.oo
qunlllles, white or natural wool, Saturday
only 60e ca'h.
Tho Munstng underwear will not Irritate
tho moat sensitive skin, The best made;
the host lining, tho most durable under
wear on tho market.
Ladles' Munsliig, fine cotton ribbed, long
alcoves, vesta nnd imklo length pants, nil
sizes, r.Oe each.
Undies' "Munaltig" cotton ribbed union
suits, Just tho weight for fall wear, beauti
fully made, 1.25 srM.
Ladles' "Munslng" plati.d wool, fine rib
bed vests and pants, gives universal satis
faction, any size, only 1.00 each.
The "Munslng" union suits for boys nml
girls; the best wearing nml best lilting
suit for children, 7Sc; heavy cotton ribbed,
fleeicd, natural color, drop or open seat,
all sizes, T5c suit.
I.ADIKS' AND CHII.DRICN S HOSIERY.
Ladles' extra line gauge, fast black cot
ton hose, high spliced heel and toe, double
sole, 2fio pair.
Ladles' black cotton hose, special weight
for fall wear, high spliced heel and toe,
mneo or black sole, 35c, 3 pair $1.00.
We can give tho best bargains In boys'
nnd girls' school hose, wide or narrow
ribbed, double kneo, heel and too, sizes (5
to 10, only 25c pair.
Our misses' flno ribbed polka dot hose,
brown nnd navy, regular DOc qualities, at
35c pair.
For Saturday's sale.
KKLLKY, STIOF.R & CO.,
Cor. Farnam nnd 15th.
Ilium Vlsltum' KxrurnloiiN.
On September 26 tho Rock Island Route
will sell tickets to points In eastern Iowa,
Illinois, Wisconsin nnd Minnesota for one
fare plus $2 for the round trip. (Icod for
return until October 31. Call at city tlckot
olllce. 1323 Farnam street.
Cheap ltnte Kxciirnlons,
Sec agent Northwestern lino for cheap
excursion rates to Hot Springs, S. D., dur
ing month of September.
Look out. If you want to hear of good
things read our ad on page live. Haydcn
Pros.
Williams & Smith Co. nnnounco the ar
rival of fall and winter woolens.
' A 1
The Only Direct Route Across the Continent.
You can leave Omaha on this train after breakfast and reach t! e P uific
Coast as soon as those who start la any other route the day baforc
"The CHICAGO-PORTLAND
SPECIAL"
One hundred and fifty miles alone the Columbia Rivur by daylight. J
6nly Two Nights in Making the Trip
S tram Omaha to Portland. g
i City Ticket Office, 1324 Faraam Street.
Telephone iilQ.
Ho
Colossal, amazing and unparalleled Is Hnydcn's stock of cloaks, suits, skirts,
waists and children's Jackets. Purchased from tho lending manufacturers of the coun
try, and now on sale In our remodelled, and enlarged cloak .department AT A SAV
ING OK 2.1 to 60 PKIt CKNT ON KVKRY OAH.MKNT. Wo nro better prepared this
season than any house In western America to rIvo you the greatest values and the
greatest bargains you ever heard of.
100 Ladies' Sample
submitted for comparison by three of tho leading manufac
turers of New York City, at a saving of 50 per cent.
S2B.00 Suits r fK Sample $30.00
nt rpiwiOU' Suits at
Ladles' handsomo st and most stylish sample suits, worth
$40.00 and $50.00, nt $26.00 and $27.B0.
Ladies' Golf Skirts
Very finest Im ported materials, mado up with strapped
seams, with 21 rows of stitching at
$10, $12.50 and
Ono table of ladles' (lolf Skirts, In grays,
blues, hrowns nnd black, at
COO ladles'
Dress Skirts, In mohairs, Yenctliinsrti fjj f
, worth $ii and $7, on sale at ij)iiOU
and serges.
3.1 Sample High Orade Taffeta Silk Skirts, most elaborately
trimmed, at $12.00, $15.00, $20.00, $30.00, $10.00 and $,Kuio.
Our stock of ladles' conts, In automobiles, boas and etons is something harmonious.
Impossible to describe them. We have them from tho ph.in Jacket at $..0t), to tho
swell imported Automobile at $16.00.
250 Washington Mills Kersey Jackets mad o
lined with tho famous Skinner's satin warranted for two years wear
a Jacket worth $15 In any houe iu America Hayden's prlco only
Our Fur Department
Is the n.ost complete in the Jtlo wast. We utrry astrakhans, beavers, minks, Per
sians, near silks, electric sealu, nmtlloons nnd all other furs. 75 Astrakhan capes,
Skinner s satin lined, warranted to wear worth $7 so
on sale nt
Children's
We carry more Jackets for ages f to 1 tl years than all tho houses In Omaha com
bined, st prices 25 to 50 percent less thin nuy house In the coun- -4 f f(
try. They como from $1.25 to 1 J J
200 Jackets, axes to 12, on salo Saturday worth f ( .
$4.00. for only A.Vy
Specials for Saturday
HOO ladies' Silk Waists. In blnek and colors, sizes ii to It, mado of all silk taf
fota, corded back and slemes worth $t!.00 anywhere y ff
Hayden's price JmzsJ
Ladies' dressing aacques, mado of wool eiderdown, trimmed with C i"fc
satin ribbon worth $1.60, for J5yC
2ft dn.cin Percalluo Underskirts worth $1.21 f
on sale at, ca. h -ivC
20 dozen I'lannelene Wrappers with yoke t-mid tiimuip'l extra s f
waist lining -worti $i -y t ,r . OvC
60 doien Indies Wrsipers a I 1 v Iuju-s 'V'l.innos ik I ned m
Head Hayden s ISarKums on page
Kelley, Stiger Co.
Special Bargains In Ladles',
Misses' and Children's
Shoes for Saturday.
Children's $1.50 shoes
cloth top or leather top, sizes
S to 11, on falo Satur- 'Jq
Children's $1.75 lace nr
shoes, sizes S to 1 L ...
Misses' $l.S.r button QKr
shoes, frizes 1 l.J to 'J ... vL
$1.98 Lucius' Shoes to
morrowA complete line of
ladies' tf-t.UO lace shoes pat
ent leather tip or kid tip, ex
tension soles, opera toe. never
sold for less that $-1, t?f AO
tomorrow for pl0
A LHADIIR In ladles' shoes Is our 3 10
extension sole, patent leather tip, j - u m
button and lace -always sold for 1
H.50 all sizes and widths V4'1'
STORM HOOT Just the thing jj r
for school girls or to wear with
golf sklrts-a I boot for 0OV
CI'SHION 1NSOL12 FOR TKNIU2K FKUT-.
a thick role that Is as soft und Uexlble as
a hand turned thin sole , n
generally sold at 4.00 we . "
have marked them ptUU
A HFAL'TIFt'L PATENT KID SHOE for
ladle extension sole latest toe soft nnd
nice on the feet cushion Insole j i f
worth 5.00 wo are selling A I ill
them for J7 fr. W
Kelley, Stiger & Co.
Cor. 15th aiul Fa rnti m :
1 fW'kl U ilr'l 'J"trilit. i o li..ulijw.t lofjBin
I kHI DID JlY"il ,m""' If u" ll"'l 1' I'Tt'i'tlyrn
n KVl-nLja. ftVl l'ncti)ry,ffqMilllhc liltfbr.lgr.dtlM
" lMt'i.''WE4 lo SUM. VI tli fr.Uhl 11 Of
and frrltftitcliaivt'a. tivth. mtthU
hr.A BftDlh. knd If dlultl.fl.d In .r .; wt will rrl.rn o.
Cumei comptrlu with qullter, pcreilrlrei. Col
ns, nrodlei. pauirp, nil can anil In.imctlon book. IJra
ful sollil oak ctrawnr. .Iron lirml cabinet. Han rver
uliroTcment. lus.leat running:, tie.t worLtns: acwlni
nrlilne ctcr offered, imvr itilMiiHt I LlitKiim MM
ktHllur. Mrllr f.r l,S.-l,, SirM., I'.LIotar. JiMr...
FiAPF. nOEBUCK A. CO., CHICACO
I 0, 'L
CCRU:. all i.Ui ..
Diseases. Hnclt
ache, etc At Imp
gists, or by ian.ll
it. Freo bonk, ail
Kldneycura?
vice, etc., t t nr. n. J. Kn7. Sarntoga, N". Y.
nuns
Every Day g
In the Year rr
Limited
99
via the,
Union Pacific
Via the
UNION PACIFIC.
Cloak
Department
Suits
-4 f
rpio
$15
$4.75
with strapped seams, pearl buttons nnd
$10
4.50
Jackets
r
Clothin
4w f
better than
Men's
Overcoats
Tit First, there's
an almost end
less variety t o
choose from.
Then wc know
how to put style
in them without
put ing cost in
cordial relations
exist between this s'ore and
the tasteful men of the city.
The graceful and elegant
styles of our coats command
recognition and get it.
Men's All-Wool
Overcoats
Dark grey oxfords farmer's satin
in v r bu nn
$6
lining a popular und
sightly garment well
made for
Men's All-Wool
Overcoats
Gray Herringbone Box Coats with
or without strap seams satin pip
ingsgood quality farmer's satin
lining perfect llttinc
nlenty of 'em
for L
$5. $6, $R, $9. $9.50. $10, $10.75, $12
and up who couldn't find nn overcoat
among these prices.
We carry a full line of stouts any
extrn sizes for short, stout and ox
tra size men.
Farnam
and
Fifteenth
New Tailored Suits, new Dross Skirts,
new Oolf Skirts, now Silk Waists, now
French I'lannel Waists, now I'nll Wraps,
Silk Petticoats. Mercerized Petticoats,
Sateen Petticoats, new Wrappers, a full
assortment of the latest novelties In Kur
Collarettes, Storm Collars and Scarfs.
SPECIAL F
Saturday-$1. 50
98c
'ercalo Wrappers
i
lliiV i
ru
for
Iti'lliililc iooil lit l.im est Prior.
SCLOASUITCO.
1510 DoimlnsSt
Doctor Karl
Cramer's
PemijToyal
Pills
Regular price .2
Our cut price $1.00
Will be soul prepaid on re
ceipt of price.
QpUlCEXQ (Jt:T -'KICK
b. U. Cor. li.ii h ii no (;iil,.i:u, ,
SOAI'
SOAP
SOAI
SO AT
SOAT
SOAI'
SOAP
SOAP
SOAP
SOAP
OAP
SOAP
That "Yellow Soap"
That Pleases All.
10c a Cake.
J. A, FULLER & CO.
I'unrtucntli uaV Jmaiita Slrccla,
ta
CO
Yon Will
Find
MEN'S FALL CLOTHING
-wpood and clothing bear a harmonious relation to each other, and to the
life necessities generally. It's unrighteous to tamper the stomach
and dsgradc the back; yet that's what you arc doing when vou are having
roast beef for your dinnerfand a cheap mixed stuff (,"'7, on your back.
We'll give you an all wool suit of clothes, made for this store, made to
sell at a price that cannot be dup icated by any cloth n house with n
your reach made to bring you back, made to advertise this store, made
the average suit that sells for
more than we ask tor this one. It's an oxford
reinforced Farmer satin lined satin
piped latest style and our
price only
Mens' Hats
This hat department of
ours Is heading oif a great
many hat customers this fall
wc often wonder if other
hat stores arc doing as well;
we hope so.
Every man who buys a
hat at this store is ahead a
hat - because the hat tha- wc
sell for $I.5C and call it our
"Nebraska Special" is as
good as any $3 hat sold in
town.
We've other hals at $2.00. $2.50 and
$3.00, and to pay more than $3.00 for a
hat Is foolish. All the latest blocks
uro here. Miller's, Knox, Stetson,
Dunlnp, Christie. Ynumiiu, eic. We've
good Derby Hats for $1 00 in black or
brown.
Men Shoes
Men's Box Culf
(1 uble sole
Sh'es
$2
Mou's Box Culf Ooodyerr
Welt Shnus ilouulo
sole-juit the thliiL' for
full-nnv &.r-")5l
size any
last .. .
Surpassing
Display
Today
All tin1 lnsliionttble creations for I lie fall and winter of J 1100
1001 in nicn's anil bo.vs' highest grade apparel, onlv (lie most,
skillful tailors and (lie choices of foreign and doniestic mateiialis
enijiloyetl in the preparation of this mammoth ami modern ex
hibit. The display is nio-t complete and far outshines any cloth
ing exhibit ion ever attempted in this city. In honor of t he event
we offer during this sale only special items in our great Clothing
department at about half the usual prices.
Men's New Fall Suits oSO men's worsted and Hue
eassimere suits, regular sizes, .'! I to -H, sold else
where in Ibis city for $1 1.H0 to Jjfl.-.OO FJ
special for Saturday only - OhJ'
Men's veiy line suits, in regular si.es, also slims and
stouts, of line Oxford mixtures, pure worsted,
tweeds and cheviots made by the lies) makers in
America Suits worth tflN.00 special -fi f ff
Saturday for 1J .JJ
Men's early fall Overcoats, handsome Oxfords, vi
cunas and Chesterfields, also nobby Covert Pop
coats, regularly worth from $7.f0
3,75, 5.00, 7.50 and
Hoys' fall and winter Knee Pants Suits, ages to 10,
cut in vestee, double-breasted fancy vest ami novelty
styles all the newest and nobbiest effects, extra well
lined and tailored suits that others offer at double
our prices -here Saturday for
95c, 1.50, 1.75,
3.75 up to
HAT SALE.
300 stylish bats, In Fedoras. Colonels nnd sold elsewhero at $1.75, $2.00 and $2X0, on
ltnllroad Bhupes, regular $1 2". hats, on salo special sain Saturday ut $1.00.
t jrl0i A special drive In men's and hoys Capa.
All th latcHt Oolf shapes, regular $2 f0 All silk lined on sale at z:,c.
and $2.2" hats, on sale at $1 t: Campakn hats for men on salo at 95c
22,r, men's stiff hnts. made of fine quality Hoys' i'ampainri Hat nt 10c and 25c.
felt, in tho Knox and other leading shapes, I
SIOIC BA HO A INS ON PAC.IO H.
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
I
Dental
Work,
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$1 '.0 up
$5 00
Tad's Philadelphia Dsntal Roams
loll Douulu. HI,
SKoes
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Clothing,
Happy
thought!
is
Saturday, H
a wnoic
holiday
what bet
ter time
could
there be for bringing your
"olive branches" to be rigged
out by us.
The school suits of which we'ro
speaking nro both tasty and tough
they'll "slaliil the racket," and It
doesn't make ntiy difference how
tough the racket may be.
HOYS' SCHOOL SUITS In
bruken plaids, tough, yet
tasty
25
HOYS' SCHOOIj SPITS In gray
checked casslmcres, well made half n
dozen different styles and
pntterns to select
from
I50
HOYS' SCHOOL SUITS -of gray
Scotch mixtures elegant vnl- -J 7fy
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HOYS' SCHOOL SUITS of gray
Scotch mixtures, half a dozen 'differ
ent styles of cloth to
select from
at
225
Farnam
and
Fifteenth
to $20.00 special Saturday at
250, 2.95,
5.50.
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