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TUB OMAHA 'DAILY 111315: Til TUSH r, OCTOUKI? 11, 1000.
BOSTON STORE R.R. PURCHASE
Today Wo Then on Sale Our Purchaee
from tho Railroad Company.
CAR LOAD OF DAMAGED FREIGHT
All More or Less IJfttiinril unit Imper
fect, lint Wr llmmbt TIhmii !
Jiiurknlil CIipmii Will 'Ilifiu
Toil ii) ill Thi'ir I'rlces.
BKMSPKKAU3. 2fic KACI1
I cases badly damaged hedsprends go nt
tZa each, damaged by water plains only.
8 cases of tmarly sound ami perfect Mar
seilles and rrocheteil. fringed and hemmed
bedspread, worth up to U-60. go lit "Sc.
15.00 Marseilles, satin und dimity bed
sproails, almost sound and perfect, go as
lone as they last ut J1.26 each.
471.0 DAMAOKD CURTAINS. 39c KACII.
All the slightly damaged Nottingham cur
Ulns, worth up to $7.M) pnlr, In fact the i reported his loss to the clerk. Tho lat
bcut curtnliiK manufactured, go at 80c each. I tcr ,PinR n master hand nt putting two
All tho badly damuged tine Nnttlngliain
Uco curtains, worth up to $5.00 pair, go at
Xtc each.
All the Nottingham curtain corners and
badly damaged odd eurtattiB. go as long as
they last at 15c each.
DAM AOI'D MNi:NS
All tbo more or less damaged napkins,
no matter what the regular price, we put
them In one lot at $I 0U dozen, many worth
Utreo times the price.
AIMIncn towels, damask, buck, fringed
and not fringed, open work, etc., worth
up to tOc each, go as long as they last at
lie each.
COTTON TOWKMNC
All' tho regular 5c fancy twilled cotton
towelltiK, almost sound nud perfect, some
havo been wet, go t l',4c yard.
All tho Turkish towels worth up to COc
.ich, bleached and unbleached, large and
mall Hlze, go as long us they lust nt 10c
each. Most of these are slightly damaged.
$1.00 iircn Hi.ANKirrs. s'.'c
All kinds of bed blankets, some more or
less damaged, all go In one lot, full size,
at 33c pair.
2 cases American shirting prints, lu full
ploces, slightly damaged, Hie yard, worth
7ic.
0 bales of unbleached muslin, worth 5c,
go at 2c yard.
3 canes of standard apron gingham, worth
7c, go ill 2c yard.
G cases of gobelin drapery denim, worth
15c, go at 2','jc yard.
3 bales of wool Smyrna rugs, 30x00 size,
all sound aud perfect, go ut '.iSe each, worth
$:.50.
CHILDREN'S UNDKRWKAR. 5C KACII.
2 casta of children's part wool vests,
pa n tn und drawers, small sizes, ut 5c
each.
o cases of misses', children's and boys'
underwear, heavy ribbed, llooce-llned and
camels hair effects, go at 10c, 19c and 25c.
6 cases Indies' wool and cotton ribbed,
flceco-llned underwear, go In lots at le
:i5c and 9c.
VNKINIHI1KI) MUSLIN LNDKRWKAR.
: cases line enmbrje corset covers, 5c.
One case ladles and children's tine mus
II no underskirts, alt made except the trim
nilng. go ut 5c and 10c.
2 cases ladles' tine muslin and cambric
drawers, all finished, go ut 12'jo and 19c
pair.
Ladles' line gowns, skirts, skirt chemise,
etc., all well made, handsomely trimmed
with laco and embroidery, some slightly
soiled, go at 49o. CPc and 9Sc each.
Onu caso ladles' aprons, all styles, go at
30c: each.
2 cases misses' and children's flno
nprnns. Home trimmed with laco nud em
hrldcry, some Hllghtly soiled, go at 25c.
Men's fast full, seamless sox, go at 5c
pair.
3 cases ladles' and children's fast black
full seamless hosu ut (i'c pair.
2 cases ladles' and men's handkerchiefs,
nomu with Rllght Imperfections, worth up
to 25c, go at 22C and 5c.
One caso ladles' pure linen handker
chiefs, neatly hemstitched, go at 10c
each.
Ono caso of fine Swiss embroidered
nnd drawn thread handkerchiefs, Includ
ing sample handkerchiefs, worth up to 35c,
go nt 10c each.
Immense lot of embroidery and laces nt
3Vio and 6u jard.
Knur cases of all kinds of dress trim
mings. Including silk gulmp and braids,
also Jet trimmings, worth up to f0e. go nt
lc, 2V4o and 5c yard.
1.000 pair kid gloTcs. slightly mussed,
worth $1.00. on sale at 39c pair.
BOSTON STORK. OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. 10th nnd Douglas Sts.
CLERGYMENCrlANGE PULPITS
Jlcv. Chnsc Will CHI Viienney l.pfl III
ClilenKo hy It citing ill of )r.
Hirst to TliU ( II)'.
Rev. M. W. Chase, for tne last two years
pastor of tho First MethodlBt Episcopal
church In this city, bus accepted n call from
Centenary church, Chicago, and will clone
his pastoruto In this city with next Sunday's
ticrvlccs. Hy this arrangement Dr. Hint,
who has been secured iih pastor by tho first
cliurcn m tins city, aim nr. i.nase make a
change of pastorates, as Dr. Hirst has for
tho last llvo years been the minister In
charge of Centenary church
As soon as III Chase made the announce
ment a woeli ago that he Intended to resign
his pastorate here Dr. Hirst wus Immedl
utoly suggested as the nrallablo candidate
for his successor and after Dr. Hirst's visit
to tho city Sunday he wns selected by tho
unanimous vote of the board of trustees, At
that tlmo Dr. Chase did not know definitely
to what charge he would be asslguod other
than that It would be In the Rock River
conference, considered the most desirable
la Methodism nnd one of tho most dllllcult
In which in obtain admission.
I.aBt Sunday Dr. Chasr preached In Cell
Unary church at Chicago, lie made i
fnvornhlo liupreisloii and. even though an
other preacher had been dei Idcd upon as
I)r. Hirst's succeisnr. the Omaha mnn
gained such favor that a call was tendered
him.
In accepting It Dr. ("has will enter the
pastorate of one of the foremost churches
of tho Methodist denomination In the coun
try. Centenary church has had among Its
pastors In the past such divines as lllnhop
Fowler and others of eo,ual prominence
Dr. Chiuo will ofllclate In First church
next Sunday for the last time. In the
morning he will conduct communion serv
ices und preach his farewell sermon at
night. Tho following Sunday Ur. Hirst will
begin his pastorate.
ItlMiiuircU'x Iron rric,
Was tho result of his splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
nro not to bo found whero stomuch, liver,
kidneys nud bowels are out of order. If
you want theso qualities and the success
they hrlUR uso Dr. Klnii's Now I.lfo 1'IIIs.
Only 25u nt Kuhti & Co.'s ilniR store.
Mortality Mil t lt leu.
Tho following deaths nud births were re
ported to the elty health commissioner for
the twimty-tour hours endliiK nt noon
Wednesday.
Deaths Albert T Stephens, iflfH Cbarle.i,
iiifed 1 month; Clara H. Harlow, St. ,lo
Heph'a I10sptt.1l, Jinepli Wnehtlcr, 1020
Atlas. UBed 0.1.
HlrtllH C. J. Anderson, 2M4 Chlraito. u-lrl.
Anton" .nunc, K32 South Twenty-tlfth,
Klrl: T. Hodces, llrt South TwentiMlfth,
boy; J. J. Furey. 2113 Indium avenue, boy,
Ham WnteVs, 7ir. flouth Thirteenth, clrl; J.
V Henman, Fifty-fourth and Center. Klrl.
tSeorKO Lawrence, Thirty-first and Wool
vortli uvenur. Klrl,
TOO STRONG SARTORIALLY'
WntnoM'K ltrlrnilrnt Army of tltrn
I'MxIiliinnlile ltlrr MtiKKrslril (lint '
He Kuen of it I ertnln lloliln-r)
James Watson, colored, h porter In the
Millard hotel, blossomed forth Tuesdav
ntteruoou In an entire new outfit, from
silk tllo to patent leather "kicks " Ills
suit, though iheap. whs spick and span jnd
louder than the bag factory's siren. As to
the vest, It uns one of those fancy pat
terns, weirdly frescoed with a Chinese
conception, and the shirt might have been
designed by Aubrey Heardsley while In the
I throes of a nightmare. Then there was n
thlck-neckcd walking stick, n platcglass
I sparkler tc set olf his red tic and a dash
' of hyacinth. He was an ebony edition of
J. Wnldere Kirk.
After putting the finishing totjeh to this
marvelous toilet Watson strutted forth to
"win himself u home." br he expressed It.
About this time, however, a Chicago
drummer, who, twelve hours before had
gone up to his room In the Millard to
sleep off a "tide," come to ami discovered
that he hail been robbed of a $60 bill. Me
and two together, nt once connected the
stolen $50 bill with the porter's new outllt
und tho police were notified.
An hour later Watson's rcsplcndant pres
ence dimmed tho electric lights nt the
police station nnd he was required to ex
plain the wherefor of all this sartorial
peacockage. At first he was disposed to
aver a lucky throw nt craps, hut later he
confessed his guilt. Ho had stolen the
Chicago drummer's $50 nnd had only $1(1
of It left, but the drummer could have this
and the Hollies too, If they would only let
hi in off easy.
Watson will not be prosecuted. Tho
drummer says he'd rather lose fifty times
$50 than to have this affair gut Into the
papers.
CARROLL'S ROMANTIC CHASE
Kinds Demented (ilrl for Whnni He l
SenreliliiK Aftciut on I. like In
lllliiseoin I'lirL.
There was a glamour of romance about
the experience of Officer Jerry Carroll at
Hanscoiu park ut 2 a. m. yesterday,
when, for the second time in a week, ho
enptured Clara Alnsley, a demented girl,
and restored her to her parents at 4212
i enter street. Tins time, However, biio was '
taken under unusual circumstances. The j
patient had escaped from home In her night i
clothes and had wandered Into the pnrk
whero she was beset with tne Illusion that
seme one was chasing her. Running to the
lake she leaped Into the big Venetian
goulnla and pushed It out free of tho
lank.
This was the startling apparition that
met the gaze of Jerry us ho pushed his
way Into the pleasure ground In quest of
the runaway. There Is no doubt that tho
craft appeared to htm ns It did onco to
K. A. Poe, "like some huge, sable-feathered jscme business that ho did Inst season In
cendor." with n single white feather ut Its "The Carpet Dagger." Mr. Murphy Is sur
crest. ' rounded bv tbo same snlendlil nisi Ihnl
Ho was compelled to wade. Into the pond
almost to his chin to rescue the water
nnlad. who did all in her power to frustrate
his efforts. Sho didn't want to be rescued
by n policeman, but by a prince or a satyr
or something of that kind. Ho overpowere.1
her. however, and a few minutes later de
livered her to her father and two brothers,
who were assisting In tho search.
Inniiiril on h Ten Trimy nll.
The little daughter of Mr. J. N. Powell
Jumped on nn inverted ruko made of ton
penny nails and thrust one null entirely
through her foot aud a second one half way
through. Chamberlain's Pain Halm was
promptly applied and five minutes later the
pain had disappeared nnd no mOrc suffering
wus experienced, in three days tho child
was wearing her shoo as usual and with
absolutely no discomfort. Mr. Powell Is n
well Known merchant of Korkland, Va.
Pain Halm Is an nntlsoptle and heals such
Injuries without maturation and In ono-
thlrd the time required by the usual treat
ment. It is mcst widely known, howover.
as a eur for sprulns and for the prompt
relief It affords In cases of rheumatism.
IIiiIIiIIiik I'ernill.
The elty InsDcctor of bulldines has Issued
tho following permits: 8. r. llumiud.
Twenty-tlftli and Decatur, Irame dwelling,
Jl.oco: v. Ij. l.oomls, Tniny-llrst and Pa
cific, frame dwelling, $1,000; Atlantic Healty
association. Thirty-third and Cumlnn.
frame dwelllnr;. $1.5no: Thnnms Denntsoii.
IMX'i Yates, frame burn, $.V,
DIKD.
CLAYTON- George N.. aged 53 years.
Funeral from residence, 6:0 So. 2th Ave ,
Sntuuluy at 2 p. m. Interment, Prospect
1 1 111.
Dull Razor
Is a miserable thing to use. Next to a corn
or toothuehe. It Is about the worst thing
you ciiii have. No need for It. Wo can
sell you a OKNUINK YANK K 15 STROP
for 25o thnt Is equal, nnd In some cases,
superior to many 60o nnd $1.00 strops. Try
one tiefore they are all cone.
Frog in tho Throat 10c
lit omo Qulnlun 15c
Ilrown'H Troches 20c
Hull's Catarrh Cure 6)c
Kandon'H Catarrh Jelly 20c
Kly'a Cream Halm 40e
Marsnau s i m.irrn oyrup .u
Hallentltie'H Catarrh Cure 2Ue
Humphrey's Catarrh Cure 20j
Svkes' Catarrh Cure fOo
Ozolell -t5c
Piso Catarrh Cure I0o
J. A, FULLER & CO.
CtT-IMtlCn Illll fiOIRTS.
I'ourlrrnlli nn '"iiiEtna ftlreetn.
Open All MkIiI.
L,i J J J-J X UXLUXU J.4JJ-L-U XI JJUJJI-1.L J.U . I I I I I.1JUJX1
No Extravagance
to California -
NOT in Murlington tourist cars.
A ticket to San Francisco or bos Ange
les costs only $-10 berth only ?r.
Thro' tourist cars every Thursday.
No changes nor delays nor bother
about, tickets and baggage.
Cars are clean and comfortable. Porters
are polite. Excursion managers with
each party are competent.
flckot Ofllc,
1502 Farnam St,
Tsl, 250.
L
MAYOR Will SIGN CHARGES
Doubt Whether Judge Gordon is Suitable
Man for Place Ho Holds.
CASE MAY REACH COURT NEXT WEEK
('liiirxp nnil ircl!lenMiin Mini
TriuiMi'rlliiMl Jlrlorr Doeiiinrnl
('mi lie I'rcirtitiMl to
Mir Mil) or.
He
"It goes without saying that I will
sign the Impeachment charges and speci
fications brought against Judgo Oordoti,"
said Mayor .Moo res lu discussing the coun
cil's action rolirllve to bringing the Judge
of the police court before one of the ls
trlct Judges, "I have no desire to Injure
Judge Oordon, but for a long time I have
believed thnt he Is not a suitable man
I for tho olllce he holds. It Is evident that
he has favored tho criminal classes and
his statement that he would utlir tuko
the word of thieves nnd thugs than that
of officers are enough to convince law
abiding citizens that ho should bo re
moved." H Is not likely that Judge Gordon's ease
will reach court before the first of next
week. The charges and specifications eon
slat of 114 pages of typewritten matter. All
of this has to be tratiHcrlhed to the records
of the city clerk before tho document enn
be submitted to the limy or. I
At one time It was suggested that Judge
Oordon might make tho defenso that he
Is h county officer nnd ennnot be called to
nccount by the elty council. When th's j
argument was advanced City Attorney Con
noil suggested that It might be well for .
tho Judgo to look to the county fir his I
pay. In the general committee meeting
of the council, held Monday afternoon,
however, Judge Oordon declared that be
would not set up the claim that ho Is not
a city officer.
Judge Gordon has threatened repeatedly
to get out a search wurrant for the pur
pose of recovering records and i npers
from his court which aro In tho hamU of
the elty nttomey, but has taken no action
as yet. The city attorney Is looking for
some move on the part of the Judge. In
discussing the matter, he said:
"I shall not be surprised If I am Mim-
moned to appear In Judge Gordon's court
ant 8now wl)V thn oocutnents which are
t bt, U!u,j IlH evidence In his ..roKecutlon
are not returned."
A iiniiiiin'riiir utn of the Tlit-iili-m.
Tim Murphy, who has succeeded Sol
Smith Russell, will be Been In "A Uache
lor'a Romance" at the lloyd tonight and
for the remnlndor of the wed:. Mr. Mur
phy la well known In Omaha as a star.
He has been visiting the city for years nnd
each succeeding year has Incrensed tho
proplo's like for him. This year he will
prolably more than duplicate tho haud
supported Mr. Russell.
The show given by the Hon Ton Uur-
j lesquera ut Mluco's Trocadero will end its
Omaha engagement with a matinee Satur
day afternoon. There will bo no perform
ance Saturduy night nnd If you desire to
see this big burlesque attraction, which
has set the wholo town talking, you'll
have to hurry. Crowds aro turned away
every night, ho order seats early. Mat
inees every afternoon at 2'30 o'clock.
Smoke If you like. Next week comes the
High Rollers, a remarkably big burlesque
show.
Crowded houses are the rule at the Or
pheum this week.
Williams tc Smith Co. announce tba ar
rival of fall and winter woolens.
Only One Glistens
has gone back on mo beeause Inaugurating
the cash system of doing IiiisIuom I ir
lused to make an exception of his can?.
He will come back, linwevr. when he llnds
that he can t get satltfuctiun elsewhere I
treat all ullke I buy for cash nnd sell for
cash. No books to keep. No winder, Is It,
that I am able to do business on n smaller
margin of profit '.'
Cramer'H Kidney Cum 75c
Shuefer's Cough Syrup 20c
Dr. Karl Cramer'H Pennyroyal lills...$1.00
Mennen'H Talcum Powder 12c
Aer Ilalr Vltor 75c
Ouffyaf Malt Whiskey We
1 dor. 2-grnln Quinine Capsules 7c
1 doz. 3-Kre.ln Quinine Capsules ioc
1 dozen 6-graln Qulnlno Capsules...... lf.c
R 8. S 75c
Svrup o FIes )o
Miles' Nenlno 76c
Malted Milk (Do
I'lerce'rf Prescription 7bc
noun's Pills 4'ic
I'ncio Sums Tobacco Cure 60o
SGHAEFER c
::ut prick
DKUGGIST
W, Cor. Kith and ChlcHKn.
WINNING
SMILES
Are enhanced two-fold hy perfect teeth
The naturalness, beauty and pel C ctness i.f
our HTlt'lClAl. THUTII ate above inten
tion. Uood Teoth, per set J5.C0
Ilest Teeth, per sot S -.)
Oold Crowns J3.W
Tatt's Philadelphia Dental Rooms,
imt diiuuImk it.
oumngion simian,
I Oth and Mason Sta.
Tel. I2C.
I
iitisrov stoiii: mioi: stt.i:.
Todn.v fremiti liny of lllu Slior
Mnlr- Midi stilt dinner llnrfciilno.
ON MAIN FLOOR AND IN HASKMKN'T,
AT 110STON STORK.
Infant's 60c soft sole shoes, 10c and 25c
each.
Odds and ends of shoes and slippers In
basement, 25c.
G.OOO house slippers, worth $1.00. at 59c.
400 pnlrs ladles' shoes, worth $2.00, 76e.
COO pairs ladles' shoes, worth up to la.r.p,
at $1.50.
Men's $2 50 shoes nt it. DO.
Little gents' shoes nt 79c.
Children's $1.25 shoes. !e.
Youths', little gents' and boys' shoes,
worth up to $2.00, go nt 9Sc nnd $1.16.
ON Till: MAIN FLOOR.
Lndlcs' $5.00 shoes. $2.60.
Men's $5.00 nnd $j.i)0 shoes, $1.93 and $.1.00.
Money refunded nt once If you can dupli
cate theso bnrsnln for twice the money we
aslc.
HOSTON STORK. OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. Iflth nnd Douglas Sts.
I'Vrneli Cruiser In Port,
NEW YOllK, Oct. la-Tho French seeond
clnss i rulser Ccellle, hnvlng on bonrd Hear
Admiral Itburd, In charge of the Freticb
SCOFIELD'S
Something new to thow ou eien If you
come overy day from now on during the
season.
Gloaks, Suits mi Furs
Our styles you'll find to be in many In
stances dlfferont from any shown else
where. We invite you to look
1510 DounhisSt
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California
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0.SGOFIELD
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Special Attention given to
Ladies anil Children Travol- Thoy ar well cared for by the Conduc
ing Alone. tors who accompany each of theee excur
sions to California and Oregon, ted paoarnKsrs can depend upon receiv
ing the most courteous treatment.
The Conductors are all men of experience In excurstom travel, and will
es that th comfort of all patrons Is carefully attended to.
One of the Most Attractive
Features of thcue Excursions Thore Is a difference bttwetn tho first and
in the Economy, cecond class passage In railroad and sleep-
lnc care fares of nearly !2! per passenger. This sum can bo tared by
patronizing the Union Pacific Personally Conducted Excursions.
The New Pullman Orilinury
Slccpltii; Cart slgned to this service wern built expressly to accom
modate tLe excursionists to California and Oregon.
All Are Lighted with the famous PINTSCH UOHT, are well ventilated,
havo separate lavatories for ladles and gentlemen, and all cars are car
peted and uphoUtered. with movable partitions separating the sections,
thus Insurlug all the utmont prtvney.
No Smoking; 1h Allowed In the oxeurtion cars, there being
A SmoKlUR Car provided for that purpose on the train.
THE ABOVE EXCURSIONS LEAVE OilSJIS EVERY FRIDAY
How City Ticket Office 1324 Farnam St. Tel. 316.
The Great Shoe Sale
llaytlen Jbos. are now selling ! ho 1.0(I0 pairs finest new
shoes bought by our eastern buyer for spot cash from the lead'
ing factories of Amvrica.
bargains you can't, afford to miss. The most ridiculously
low prices ever named on shoes. All new fall ami winter goods.
Carefully titled and every pair guaranteed.
Men's fino $.3.00 Patent
Leather Dress, welt rle shoos
made by Myron F. Thomas at
Men's fine vici
kid :$.f)0 welt
sole shoes, made
by Preston H.
Keith Ar Co., at
' $2.18
Boys' line
School Shoes,
$1.00
and
$1.25
Worth $1.50
to f 2.
' naval dMs'.in In the Atlantl.- nrrlved
litre t i.t.ij .in Hdni. Cnpe Iireton Th"
tnUsfr is expect. d to remain In port till
iviwnit i in .i insi. ami men proceed to
Chesnpinke bay and remain there until
November 12
5c Per Box.
This morning wn place on sale B.COu
lakes of toilet sonti at PC I'KH HOX.
, ron,anmK punt cakes This Is a chance
I of ,i lifetime i' get n good toilet soap for u
price next to nothing. Iloxes containing
ONK GROSS, $1.75.
We sell .Vic Society Ilyglctlcque Soap at
29c rake.
Wn sell 4711 White Rose Sonp at 12c enke.
Wo sell Woodbury's Facial Soap nt ISc
cake.
Wo sell Pucker's Tar Soap at ISc cake.
We sell Jup Rose Soup nt 7c cake.
Wo fell Small Juvenile Soap at Gc enke.
We sell Pours' I'lipcontcd Sonp at 12c
cake.
Wo'sell Itlg liar Imported Castile Soap nt
35c.
WRIT'K FOR NHW CATALOat'K.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co
COR 16TM ND noilGK, OMAHA.
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111 i! !! B I flk
6
wun Hiiiiioiiery wnsn luns. u booh f.
slnk and bol'er and hot water supply. )r
und fine kitchen pltiiuhliiK lti i.-enend,
yi Is Just iih Itntiortutit in the home 113.
the sanitary plumbing of your bath i:
room We will put Improved plumb-
.-.ItiK In new IiiiIIiIImkh. or refit old ones
" with the finest open plumbing, or do K
any kind of plutnbiliK, steam nnd kum
(llttliiK, on the best scientific methods,
ut low prices
1 Free 6c Black,
Phone lom . . 18(M Furiiain.
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A NEAT KITCHEN 5
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The Popular
Personally
Conducted
Excursions
and Oregon
LAD1US' One $2 no hand turned Strap Slip
pers, iiijdc by Hazeii 11. flood Q ftf
rich ft 'o . on sale at . . J O
I.ADIKS' line J3..".u I'atent Leather Dress
Shoes, made by IIoaK-IIcath &
Co , on sale at
LA M KB' line $100 Vict Kid hand turned
nnd welt Lace Shoes, made by
A Aborn Sop. on sale at . .
a
Misses line Shoes fiSc nnd $1 0
CHILD S lino Shoes titli 76c and !8r
ffll sfes. IS
1.931
Ij 4 A 1 I C A Wil ' HOWELL'S
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dressy, less burdensome, contribute to graceful fitting
of a dress. Tho question is to get good silk cheap
enough. We answer the question with 200 of thorn
at $2.90 each. They come in all tho wantablo col
ors, the price is only possible while tho present quan
tity lasts.
Women's Felt
WsJkirvg Hets
The very latest shapes, Cowboy and all other kinds
Turban?, and oil the face Hats, with soft drapings
of velvet, lucked silk, with breasts, and pompoms,
and wings, and birds, and quills Hat ellocts, face
hats, hats high at tho side all of them correct in
style, and of excellent materials. Tho prices aro at
least one-third under the usual milinery store prices.
feta Bilk ties, hemstitched and corded, chokers in
satin and plaited polka dots, velvets, etc. All the
correct things for the neck. (First floor.)
UAVnCU' The
urn umi
Hayden Hros. have been appointed 1 ho Western Distributing
Agency for the Winslow TalTeta Silk. 10 very store from Omalia
tf i ho coast will now be supplied through the Mig Store. This
tremendous jobbing business enables us to own this celebrated
Tall'eta at a lower price than formerly and we fjive our customers
the benefit of the jobbers price and retail Winslow TalTeta Silk
at SI. 00.
Fhiimel Specials.
THKKi: CASKS 30-1NCII WIOW K XT II A
heavy remnuiits of cotton A 1 ,
riHiinel. at 2V
O.N'i: CASH 13 XT HA rjOOU HUH
DC
TIckliiB. at
'AK1.' I.'.VTIIA lll'AVY. I.KillT'
nnil (lurk OutltiK Flnniiel, 51
nt
TWO CASKS 2? INCH WIDK SIIAK
er Klnnnel, worth HV, at
5c
jThe Right Kind of Silks
I nt the Right Prices
I brlliK crowds to the Wk Silk Department.
I Dressmakers Attention- Winslow Tuffc-
tii Jl mi In black and over Kn different
shades. Tlicso silk magnets draw the lius-
'ness.
mn sAi.ic on m.Acic takkkta,
2T-iticies wide
50c
59c
69c
, ..$1
.. $1
Illll SAI.H ON $1.25 HI.ACIC KOt'I.-
urds, for
HKl SAI.IC ON 27-INCH HKAVV
Colored Taffeta
BIO SAI.I! ON $'.'.00 aitHNADINKS.
for only
HIO SAI.K ON .'W-1NCI1 CttbOUKD
Satins, for ,
MCI SAI.K ON 1M MACK PKAir
do Polo, for
H1CI SAI.K ON 10O nOl.Tfl OK HUACIC
Clilnn Silk and Colored 'China iCin
nllk ut Jy
Dress Goods Sale.
OOI.F SAIiK TOMOUHOW -Oray. square
Koif, extra hciny. tb- J.1 f.0 qunllij (ti,-.
wtll ro at JO
otlier urent laiunli.H in Rolf
SI'K'IAl. ON KXTIIA PINK HI'llI
Kiuile Mack Dress (5 .ds hIiwii oiH (U
1 1 ! r,. ' ple ch
1
ur idc
Smoke the best.
WBBm
' J'rlentiet 7 r, i
,h ao n i -'' i
i
IT COSTS YOU NO MORE THAN INFERIOR BRANDS.
; F. R. RICE N. C CO., Mfrs, St. Louis. UiNION AlADE
Silk
Ok Am. JL W w
insior to walk in, entail
no If
laundry coBt, nioro
Women's
Neckwear
A department whore the finish
ing touches to ones wardrobe can
be had at about one-half the
prices charged elsewhere.
Lace barbs, twice around, taf
esfern Ois-
fribyfing AgonGy
TAII.OH St'ITINO IN UhACIC AND COI.
ni b We have the most complete line of
Tailor KultliiKH ever shown In tbo went
ecr- tblnn innde for this fall 7c,.
our line of Park SuIiIiiks, at
Ofll bINU or KHOAlJCI.OTIt ANO VI.
uetlans nt PSc are as iooil as OMr
.-.""I"'.' i"k.i viwimi
Ol'It VKNKTIANS. M-INCII, KXTft
line tiniHiiure worm ueaterw ail eft
vi:ni:tians, hhoadcloths a n i
men n Clotll. nt TSc, Wc, Jl.::r, (C'V CJ
J1..-.0 up to, yard
r - "
Linen Specials.
I.AHOI-: lll'CK TOWHI.S,
SI.IS 20.
t04c
on sale tuninrrnw
nt, each
IMNK I1HAVV TflllvlSH
size 3ii.(i0- totnorrow
nt, em li
row i:i.s -
25c
GO-INCH O HUMAN HM.VHII UM5ACIIHM
Dnuiusk, warranted pure linen inc
tomorrow, yard
3-1 SIZE riMUO PM. AX HI, KACII OS
eel Danmsk NnpklnH, at, d". "
UKMNANTS OF CIIASII TOWM.lN'l. AT
half jirlce.
TIIH HKlfi HST HAHOAINS HVHR OI
tereil In Heil Siircads enn be found at
Hayden'B tomorrow priced raiiK- tf)p
ItiK Irotn tSW ibiwn t" tjj
C.U.I. AND HK13 TIIIJ.M.
In Wash Goods Dept.
DOI'III.E FOLD NOVUI.TV WASH Al c
goods-worth 15c, at vj)v'
NRW I'ATTKIINS IMITATION l-'HRNCII
Fliinnil. worth 2oc, tomorrow 11 If
only
HFMNANTS OF MiST 12'
fr.iin i l 1" Mini lengths
nt ptr Mini
ci;iti u,i-.s
5c
TANTHIJ Mi .Sl 'i K fj,.
- .1 W
Good Teeth
mean health and reputntion, sinrn
without them food ran t be ehew"!
properly and this means Indication
and ilvspcpHin. Avoid tbo harmful
ofc t of decayed
JjftSi Unsiffhlly and Neglected Teeth
bv li ii v I n k us put you In poGsei.Hlon of
wl.ai you need to k" throiiKb tin-'
world properly. Our Mctlu-dj u.
perfect.
BAILEY, the Bcntisl
ItoiiniN tll'.'-ilCt Cnxtoii lllocl.
I'liimn 1(H,-5. l.iidy Attrndiint
KURE YOURSELFK
IIh Use fur unimtunl
dlicharju. InlLiinmii i .ni,
IrrlUlK.ii .r ul. crfilioni
uf in ii . out I'jrmbraiiM
IH.IKIIO, 1'Hinl'n, Mir. I "l iiaun.-
tjiri.il!muiriir.n. K'"1 " puiioi-m.
nr nit in lnin wrafpr
ir piprem, iirpni'l. fo
II i ur t, bottle .' .'V
(.'iroiimr on& uu ivjiuuC
S. A.
r'on't sufler from
Anti-Kawf
a ri.tu or couku
Antl - Kowf win
si oj and cure hoth
Only iur.. All driiB
i;lsts. Ask your dealer for a
'mi If I- Mi'MitiiriftfcfclrtI in I ' i I 1 1 '"
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