TILE OMAHA DAILY BBEt SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1001.
HAYDENs HAYDENs HAYDENs HAYDENs HAYDENs HAY DENs HAYDEK
S
Extraordinary
Shoe Sale
The Finest find Host Shoos Minle. Brooks Bios.' Shoos for
ladies. '".Stetson'' Shoos for men. "Mer'riiun'' Shoes for chH
dreu. "Alden"' Shoes for boys. All on sale Saturday.
EVEiJY 1'AiU KITTED EVEUY PAIR WAKU ANTED.
The HROOKS I1IIOS.' make ef ladles' fine
SI. 00 nnd $6.00 fchncs on sale rfi fi
nt JU'O, $3.50 nnd IpOiUU
All sizes and w lei t lis.
Ladles' (Inn VlCl KID JS.CO G?f
Shoes on sale nt
Ladles' fine $2,25 OXKOIll) -a C.f
TIKS on sain nt Ipl.OU
Ladles" fine $2.00 ON'i: STHAP VICI KIU
HMPPKns on sale 4 rSf
rpito
The "MRIUUAM" SHOKS fT children on
Hale at JI.E0, $1.2J tu 4 AA
rpl.UU
Special Shoes in Bargain Room
l.itillct' Vine ljt''.r,tl ilcl kid I. ill'' milt Mutton NIiofm nn nnle nt !Jt.:i!).
Ilcij' line KI.7.-. tl' I Kill .Miiicn 011 Mile nt Ijtl.lB.
( lil.ilr.-u'a I' 1 1 if Mdick, :"! find Kic.
SPEAKS OF T(IE PHILIPPINES
Fresident Dixoloies Their Destiny in tptccL
nt SanU iifirbara,
FIRE CHIEF ST AY 3 WHILE HOME BURNS
llrclilra In cp McKlnlt')- When ll; lln
n C'liiini'v mill ltiulr 1 1 1 h I.ohri'n
ill .Moxt Convenient
Time.
SAN LOUIS OBISPO. May 10. Tho route
of tho president's train lay northward (rom
Loa AiircIcb, today, through the Santa
Clara, nestling under tog-swathed moun
tains to the coast, where It ran hours along
tho edgo of cllfu overhanging tho I'acltlo
ocean. At every stopping place todiy theri!
was a flower Bhow rUaliug In beauty the
floral pnrode which the president witnessed
yesterday nt l.os Angeles. At Ventura nnd
Sauta Uarbara the president was over
whelmed with llowers. Tho carriages In
which he rodo were lined with them and
the streets were paved with them. There
was no ubatcmunt today of tho futhutlasm
which hus" uttended tho president's progress
blnce he entered California.
As bo approaches his destination at San
Frunclico the programs ut th9 different
stops lire raoro enjoyable and less fatiguing.
A drive through the city was lu each case
the principal feature nt the places whero
ho stopped today. The president was very
one Mm saved
From a wreck will attract the world's
attention to the life-saver. Yet let the
life-saving be continued every day, and
very soon it attracts no public attention.
If the scene of the saving of due life
by that life-saving remedy. Dr. Pierce's
vjoiucn incuicai
Discovery, could
be made to stand
out alone, like a
picture on a
screen, it would
attract the notice
of the whole na
tion. By a curi
ous contradiction
the very frequen
cy with which the
" Discovery " saves
life, robs the fact
of general inter
est, l'or obstinate
coughs, bronchitis,
weak lungs, and
other diseases of
the respiratory or
gans. "Golden
Medical Discov
ery" is the one
medicine which
offers certain help,
and almost certain
cure. It contains
neither alcohol
nor narcotics.
"Only for Doctor
Mrrce' Golden Mrd
leal Discovery I think
I would be in ray uisve to-day." writtt Mr.
Moiea Mile, of Milliard, Uinta Co., Wyoming.
"I had aithma to bad I could not alert) and waa
com pel I til to rive up work. It affected ray
limit ao that I eouanrd all the time hnih H.l.
nnd night
My friend all thought I had con'
umptton
Mv wile i a listed ou mv Irvine
'Golden Medical Discovery.' I hae taken four
bottles and am now a well roan, weighing i!j
pounds-thank to Dr. fierce."
The People's Common Sense Medical
Adviser in paper covers, is sent free on
receipt of 31 one-cent stamps to pay the
cot of mailing only. Address Dr. R. V.
Pittce, Buffalo,. N. Y.
Saturday
I
The "STETSON" fine band-sewed $5.00
and $7.00 Shoes for men on (tC AA
sale at UpOtUvl
The "CIIOSSETT" fine patent leather and
viol kdl Shoes j),3 50
MEN'S fine vicl kid $3.50 tfcO CA
Tan Shoes on sale at i)0J
MEN'S fine $3 vlci kid lace -4
shoes on sale at iJJI'TO
The "ALDEN" SHOES for fc 4
boys on sale at $1.50 and IJ) 1
mm.
fit ft .vn- 'r
much Interested In the old Spanish mis
sions, filled with historic relics, which he
visited both at Ventuia and at Santn Uar
bara. San Luis Obispo was tho Inst stop
of the day. It was reached at 7 o"clock
tonight After crossing the mountain
runge the train will drop down to Del
Monte, on tho bay of Monterey, where tho
party will remain tomorrow and Sunday.
The program tomorrow will Include a visit
to the national encampment during the aft
ernoon. Sunday will be given over to rest.
At Santa Uarbara President McKlnley
made the principal address of the day.
After expressing his gratitude for tho re
ception accorded him and commenting on
the cosmopolitan character of the assembly,
he said:
Concern Iiik tlir I'lilllppineN.
"My Follow Citizens: What a splendid
civilisation comes out of the old states and
from the old nationalities that arc repre
sented here today the best civilization In
the world, a civilisation based upon liberty,
upon equality, upon self-government and
civilization that leads wherever It Is,
whether here or lu the distant seas and
wherever this civilization goes It carries
thr. ark of freedom. Our liberty, our free
dom, our sense oi justice, nre not ex
tinguished In any clime, globe or land, and
here, facing the Pacific. I am reminded that
this ark of liberty has moved out Into this
great ocean,"
Heferrlng to the Spanish war, he con
tinued: "As tho result of that war we ate
In the Philippines and we do not mean to
come awuy (applause and cheering) nnd wo
mean to give to those dlsta'it peoples what
we gave to California more than fifty years
ago, tho blessings of security nnd liberty."
An unusual Incident occurred during the
president's stay nt Santa Barbara. The
residence of the chief of the fire brigade
caught fire. Tho fire chief, who was on the
street awaiting the coming of tho president,
was Informed that his bouse was In flames
"Let It burn," he replied; "I will wait and
see the president. I can build another
house, but I may never have another chanco
to see the president," and he stoically re-
malued while his house burned (o the
ground.
"I saw the president," he said, when In
formed that his house was In ruins. "I
saved the lot, anyway."
DEATHS AMONG THE SOLDIERS
MncArthur C'alilra of Tlnr Who
HnVe Succumbed to Ulienae
or Drowned.
WASHINGTON. May 10. Gneral Mao
Arthur at Manila cables the following list
of deaths since last report;
browned (Ucidles Hecoveredl-Aprll IP,
Company II, Twenty-llrst Infantry. Hobert
u. Keeton: April 21. Company A. Twenty
seventh Infantry. Wnlter Ashworth; Slay 1,
band. Fifth cnvnlrv, Uenjamln Kvuns.
.l )t'nt'y-Miircli i), Company I., Four
teenth Infantry, Musician Charles U. Spur-
f5S!V..Jfy '' K0,1?.'.'.1!"' F KlKhteenth In
fantry. Corporal William D, Schultze; May
Lh r,,,nn.y.S'' Twenty"'econl infantry, Af
Lth1?;McUv?",e! A',r" :5- Company F.
i 'V r.V."Jfnn,rl lerlck Uttletleld;
'vSU,2l'-iM0,Hp3ny, Fourteenth infantry.
Adam Hlchebsderfer,
Typhoid Fever-April 20. Company Ji,
Third Infantry. Wllllani Mestker. April "
Company F. Seventeenth Infantry. Colunii
bus Sparks: May 4. Company O, Sixth
cavnlry, Lawrence Murphy.
All Other Diseases-May 3. Compiny M.
Seventeenth infuntry, Kdwnrd K.DWkry
company K, Forty-nlnth infantry. Iiah
Brooksi April SW. nt sv, Company 13. Flftli
Infantry. Frank C. Carter; May 6, Company
H. Fifth Infantry. William Burn.; .May I
....... . .. ., , .., -cikiiiii iniHinry,
Charles Johnson; Company 1, Third ctvalrv
Fortieth Infantry, llownrd L. Martin
Company L. Nineteenth Infuntry. Corporal
rank 11. Kdwardsj April 27. Company O,
Second Infantry, Frank Mattlce.
Prickly Ash ntttera cures the kidneys,
regulates the liver, tones up the stomach
and purines the bowels.
Chatelaine Watches, guaranteed time
pieces, solid bard enamel on gold-filled
cases In torquolse, blue, green or red In
the pin to match; sale price only IS.00.
Solid Silver Chatelaine Watches, fancy
engraved cates, only $2.05.
Men's 18 size open-face or hunting case
gold-plated watches, fitted with American
movements, Saturday only $2.9S.
Men's 18 sire, 20-ycar hunting or open
face ease, fitted with 13-Jeweled Elgin or
Wattham movements; Saturday's sale price
$9.98.
Gent's IS site open-face watches, 20-year
case, fitted with Elgin or Waltbam move
ments, nt only $8. 95.
Sterling silver Friendship hearts, 10c.
Gold rolled plate Cuff Buttons, worth 60c,
Saturday at 15c.
Solid Gold Baby Kings. Sic.
Sliver-plated Child's acta, three pieces,
knife, fork and spoon, at 23c.
Bronch Pics, guaranteed gold filled, new
anJ twisted, pretty patterns, only DSc.
Dnc Pearl Opera Glasses, acromatlc
lenses In Mormco cases, only $3.50.
Sterling Chain Bracelets, good heavy
links, regular price $1.00; Saturday's special
price 73c.
Sheet Music
Choice sheet music tomorrow only 10c per
copy. We will place on sale high-grade
classical music by such composers as
Cbopln, Godard, Chamlnade, Liszt, Wagner,
Padercwskl, Mendelssohn, Schumann, Rub
instein, Lcschetlzky, Beethoven, Gounod
nnd many others. Wc also have a nice lot
of choke music of a lighter style, such as
pretty two-steps, waltzes, transcriptions,
Homo beautiful songs, beautiful descriptive
music, organ music, mandolin and guitar,
violin and piano, piano duets, pianoforte
studies, popular sonatinas. We'have charm
ing little easy pieces for first players. Wee
Waltzes for Wee Fingers, n most attrac
tive set for llttlo pupils. Call and ask to
see this music, which will be cheerfully
shown to you, or If out of town send for
catalogues, which nre sent free. Remember
we are headquarters for anything you want
in the sheet music or book line. Wc are
strictly up-to-date In nil the latest and
most popular music of the day.
HAYDEN BROS.
SHOWS WHAT CONGRESS GAVE
Etttut'ctl Eecord of the Appropriation! f
tin. Fiftj-Sixth.
AGGREGATE LESS THAN PRECEDING ONE
In Ifl.tKl.tSn.l.tS, nr lair.TU.I.lOH
Loiter Tlimi the Fifty-Fifth'
.etv OtlU'CK, oi Military,
.Vuiulier :t,K2(l.
WASHINGTON. May 10. The volume
containing statements of appropriations,
new office, etc., required by law to be
prepared and published at the end of each
session of congress under the direction of
the committees on appropriations of the
! Fashions for the Season
3815 Three-piece Skirt,
22 to 30 In. wtlrt.
Woman's Three-Plece Skirt, Tucked with
Yoke Effect. No. 3515 Tho hip yoke Is a
marked feature of the season and is never
more attractive nor more becoming than
when formed by a succession of tiny tucks,
The admirable model shown Is exemplified
In chiffon veiling in Cream with trimming
of guipure In a deeper shade and Is both
exceedingly effective and novel, but the
skirt is suited to almost the entire ranre of
dress materials. Fine soft cloth Is to
treated, All tho lighter-weight wools are
peculiarly adaptable and such soft silks,
cottons and llueus ns foulard Loulslne crepe
de Chine, taffeta, cotton grenadine, em
broidered muslin, batiste and tho like are
charming.
The skirt Is cut In three pieces, a nar
row front and wide side gores. The full
ness at tho upper rortlon Is arranged In the
graduated tucks over the hips, but is laid
In an Inverted plait at the back which pro
vldes graceful folds and ample flare at the
lower portion.
To cut this skirt for a' woman of medium
size 6'J yards of material 21 Inches wide,
5i yards 27 Inches wide, t; yards 32 Inches
wide, 3ft yards 44 inches wide nr 3U yards
50 Inches wire will be required.
The pattern 381& Is cut In sizes for a 12,
26, 28 and 30-lncb waist measure.
For tbe accommodation of Tbo Dee's
readers these patterns, which usually retail
at from 25 to 60 cents, will be furnished
at a nomlnar price, lu cents, which covers
ell expense. In order to get any pattern
enclose 10 cents, give number and name
of pattern wanted and bust measure. Al
low about ten daya from date of your letter
before beginning to look for the pattern.
Addrtu Pattern Department, Omabs Ora.
Hints by arv i.atnb.
50c Laces only 9c yd.
Bargains you never before heard of.
50c N'et Top Wash Laces, 9c.
4ftc Net Top Vash Laces, 9c.
SOc Net Top Wash Laces, 9c.
23c Net Top Wash Laces, ic.
5,000 bolts of the very finest Wash Laces
all go at 9c per yard.
A grand 9c sals
Nothing over He per yard.
Laces, Embroideries, Uibbons
Silk Cords. Pillow Cords, Pillow
Covers. French Plate Mirrors
all go at Ac.
Some worth '2oc. some worth
o0c. all go at He.
Jut: and .'luc Embroideries. He.
Joe Lace Trimmed Handker
chiefs, He.
Tut: Ladies' Neckwear, He.
L'5e Ladies' Pelts. He.
Grand He Sale Saturday.
KKEE We will give away
Saturday 3,001) sample cards of
the best nickled nursery Pin
made.
Men's Straw Hat
Our straw hats nre now In and will be
ready for your Inspection Saturday. We
carry the largest assortment of children's
Sailors, Mexicans, Filipinos nnd Manila
straws In the city.
A good Sailor for children at 20c.
Our Mexican straws at 50c arc unequalled.
See our Panamas and Filipinos for chil
dren. Tho neatest thing of the season and
only 50c.
Having carried over from last season a
few huudrcd dozen children's hats we will
closo them out Saturday nt 5c and 10c, re
gardless of taluc.
Our Youths nnd Men's Straw Hats are
complete In every detail. The golf style
predominates this season. We have them
from 25c to $1.60.
senate nnd house, has been completed for
the second session of the Fifty-sixth con
gress by Messrs. Thomas P. Cleaves and
Jnmes C. Courts, chief clerks respectively
of those committees. A Buramary of the
appropriations shows the grand total of
$730,33S,55. The details by bills are ns
follows:
Agricultural, J4.5S2.420; army. $115,734,
049, diplomatic $1,S49,12S; District of
Columbia, S,502,2f,9; fortifications, $7,364,
011; Indian, $9,747,471; legislative. $24,594,
963; military academy, $772,653; naval, 17$,
101,791; pension, $115,245,230; postoince,
$123,782,688; sundry civil, $61,795,908; de
ficiencies, $15,917,746; miscellaneous, $7,
990,023; permanent appropriations, $124,
358,220; total, $730,338,575.
The statement shows that In addition to
the specific appropriations made, contracts
nre authorized to be entered Into for public
works requiring future appropriations by
congress in the aggregate sum of $4,224,640.
These contracts Include $1,384,640 for per
manent Improvements and Increased facil
ities at certain navy yards, $2,341,500 for
public buildings previously authorized to
be constructed In various cities and for
certain lighthouse tenders and a revenue
cutter, and $198,500 for school buildings
and sewer system In tho District of Co
lumbia. The contracts authorized in ex
cess of appropriations made at the first
session of the Fifty-sixth congress
amounted t6 $54,21,734 more than the con
tract authorizations of the session Just
closed.
w Oflleea Created.
Tho new offices of a civilian character
created number 3,826, with annual com
pensation of $2,500,601, and those abolished
Quality and Quantity-
Is a combination that you seldom flud
In equal proportions You cannot obtnln
better Ice cream than wc mnkc at any
price You cannot pay less than wo
charge and get lee cream that's even
half so good as ours Is The simplest
sort of test will prove thece facts to
you Our Ico cream Is rondo of pure
cream and wo take especial pnlus when
we get an order for picnic, party or re-ceptlon-Om-
little barrels, tilled with
three) line flavors of our delicious cream,
please everybody Enough for eight peo
ple, 4dc.
W. S. Balduft
1620 Farnen. St.
When You Visit-
Our store you'll not be badgered to buy
your satisfaction at our offerings wlil
tell you what to do If you look at the
Leonard Cloatiablo Refrigerator we
know you'll buy It's the best ouo iniidn
Then wc sell Inwiunowors the renlly
good 1:1ml prices from 'J.TG te $4.'Jo
Lawn hose, every foot guaranteed, Sc.
10c and 12c A good water ceioler for
$1.75 Screen doors, fSc and up Ad
justable screens for windows Wire
screen for chicks, n',c square foot All
kinds ot garden tools at very closo
prices Hetter come In and look us over,
A. C. Raymer
1514 Farnam St.
Special Saf'y Bargains
16-ln. Lawn Mowers $2 39
3-plecc Gdrden Set........... 23e
2 rolls Toilet Paper for 5c
Good C-ln. Butcher Knives 7c
0-tlppcd Tea Spoons Sc
A good Kindling Hatchet 9c
Toilet Hair Clipper I9c
Adjustable llnrdwcod Screens 25c
6-ft. Step Ladders !3c
Mrs. Pott's Sad Irons, per set 79j
-qt. Sprinkling Cans ICe
Solid brass Spray Nozzle t9c
Heine's Fruit Press 19c
Tho best Tack Claw made 5c
Wax Tapers, per box Pc
Leatherette Lunch Boxes Sc
2 boxes Stove Polish for to
12-tlne Rake i,ic
Optica! Dept
Special cut In Optical goods. No charge
for careful examination. Department lu
eharse of certified optl. Ian.
Gold-lllled frames, guaranteed 10 years,
nt $1.19.
Alumlnold Spectacles or Eye-glasses, OSc.
Colored Eye-glasses. 25c.
Grocery Sale
in lull-a Unut finati . n in-- t.ntilA.
puro Tomato Catsup, 25c; 3 bars Wool Soap,
10c; 3 bars Tnr Soap, worth 23c. nt 10c;
3 3-lb. cans Uartlctt Pears, 25c; 3 3-lb. cans
String Beans, 25c; 3 2-lb. cans Lima Beans,
19c; 3-potinds Moth Balls, 10c.
2 10o pl;gs. fnelo Tom Smoking Tobacco,
15c, 3 pkgs. Long Cut Smoking Tobacco,
10c; 10 pounds Whlto or Yellow Cornmcal,
10c; 10 pounds Ryo Graham, 10c; Ruby
Prunes, 5c; California Evaporated Pears, 6c.
Lard and Hams
fi-lb. palls pure Leaf Lard, 48c.
Boneless Cottage Hams, 11c.
No. 1 Salt Pork, Sc.
No. 1 Sugar Cured Hams, lO'.Jc.
Fresh Dressed Chickens at lowest prices.
Lemons
2C0 cases of fancy Lemons at 7c per doz.
Fish
Fancy Whole Codfish, 12iic.
Family Herring, 24c each.
Family Mackerel, 6c ench.
or omitted nggregate 211, at annual pay of
$245,226, a net Increase of 3,603, at a yearly
cost of $2,239,075.
In addition to the now civil employ
ments shown the oltime aUo exhibits a
net Increase lu the military establishment
over Its organization as It would have ex
isted July 1, 1901, of 77.194 officers and
enlisted men, with annual pny amounting
to $16,312,910, nnd fifty officers and 5,000
seamen In the naval establishment, with a
yearly pay of $1,80J,125. The net number
of sailors increased Is 528, at a cost for
the year of $75,473.
The total appropriations made by the.
Flfty-sixMi congress aggregate $1,410,489,
438, or $127,723,198 less tlun tho $1,568,
212,637 appropriated by the preceding con
gress. IOWA BOY FOR WEST POINT
John Lund of l.Vilnr FnllM Announced
ii Future Wnril of II I m
I ncle Mnm.
WASHINGTON, May 10. The War de
partment announces the nppolntment of the
following cadets to West Point: Leonard
S. Arnold. Newark, Ark.; John Lund, Cedar
Falls, la.; Jemes S. Dusonbury, Port Har
relson, S. C. ; Kdwnrd F. Vacth, St. Gene
vieve, Mo.; George Osborne, Sweet Springs,
Mo.
Hotel .lien Hnnkrupi.
MOW VOIUC, May lO.-Alonzo W. Foster
1 nn1 August C. Foster, comprising the llrm
I of Foster Bron., managers of the New Am
I f.ifnluni hotel, llled h voluntary petition in
bankruptcy In the United States district
i court tcdny with liabilities of td.oou and no
UShCtf.
Big 10c Silk Sale Saturday
Evening.
For one hour Saturday night, from eight until nine o'clock,
we will sell silks for 10c. There are plain silks, stripe silks,
faiiev silks, snmo Mtiuill lpiierrlm. sumo ltui!' nieces:, khiiip white
- ' 7 - n i ------ . -
iuhI cream, some black, all colors. About 'JO pieces of velvet,
tno colors a little odd, but the quality is real line, all go lor
10c a yard. These silks and velvets will be on sale for one
hour. None sold before eight and none stdtl after nine o'clock.
All sold in big Silk Department on main tloor.
Great Shirt Sale
Just purchased, a tremendous line of men's finest colored laun
dered shirts, at a big reduction in price. They are all in the
new spring and summer styles, in best, percales and madras
cloths, the neatest, most correct ami swellest patterns, perfect
titling and made and finished in the best possible manner, no
better shirts in the market, they AQn 7r 100
are worth up to ?'J. sale price I ULj lUU
An Omaha jobber's entire surplus stock of negligee shirts, sold
to us at a great sacritice. perfect in every
wav, reirular 75c values, go at zm
$50,000 Underwear Pur
chase. One of the best mills in the country closed out to us their entire
remaining stock at o0c on the dollar. The greatest values we
ever offered. They come in balbriggan and lisle-thread, in
fancy and plain colors, well made, the shirts finished with
French neck,, pearl buttons and silk trimmed, drawers with
all the new ideas in straps,
worth up to -1.00,
on sale at
Great Hosiery Sale
Ladies' and children's fast black and fancy hosiery, the best
makes, worth up to 50c, A C
on sale at I0L, ul
Latest Millinery Styles
Uich and elegant millinery nt half price, we were the first in
Omaha to make a specialty of elegantly A QQ
trimmed hats, at T'.xO
We have a number of followers but as usual in such cases the im
itators lack the merit of the original. The thousands that buy
hats here are the best proof of the fact that wc are selling the
most practical and stylish hats A Qii
in the city at T"0
We call your attention to our original creation, a new shirt waist
hat, hand made, of Italian straw t QO 1P l Cf
braid, also nobby polka dots, at lOj &Lv) LJ)
Smart little ready-to-wear hats, at reduced price. All colors.
Sailor hats at 25c, (59c, 45c and up.
Special prices on llowers, foliage and trimmings of all kinds.
WATIH ALL REDHEADED MEN
Ueicew Police Hep to Find On Thtj
Particularly Want.
YOUNG GIRLS VICTIMS OF HIS KNIFE
la neported to llnvc Stnlitied Mnn- ol
ill e in in the Ilrenut Offlelnr
Diiimhfer Ills Latent
Vlftlm.
MOSCOW, May 10. Many young girls,
usually from 15 to IS years of age, have
been stabbed in the breasts by a redheaded
mnn at night In public places during the
SAVES MEAT
LIEBIG
COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OF BEEF
Makes Moat Co Further
Makes Soup Tasto Rlchor
Knabe Pianos
The cnrly Kuabo pianos, now over
sixty years old, still lend their melodious
sweetness lu scores of homes Viewed
from any standpoint the "Knnbo" of to
day Is the personlllcntlou of perfection
In pianos.
In the home, on the concert plntforni
anywhere the "Kuabo" Is well nigh In
comparable. Wo arc the western dis
tributing agency.
For nttlstlc tuning phone 18S.
A. HOSPE,
Music and Art. 1513-1515 Douglas,
Boys Will Be Boys-
And they will wear out shoes-We do
not claim that our $1..V) boy's shoos
won't wear out but wo do claim that
they will slainl nuiro good, hard use than
any shou at the saino price ever sold
Wo have sold this same shoo for many
years and have never yet had a dissat
isfied customerWo take as much care
In fitting our boys' shoes ns wo do his'
lather's thus assuring him tho longest
possible wearing nnd the most comfort
Saturday Is boys' shoe day.
Drexel Shoe Co,,
Catalogue Sent Frtc for (he Asking.
Owalia'a Ip-tn-Untc Shoe lluuaa.
141 K A It. A 31 STIIEUT,
etc, perfect titling garments,
25c, 35c, 50c
Inst fortnight. The latest victim of these
attacks Is the daughter of an olllclnl, The
police are using extraordinary endeavors lo
apprehend the criminal, but so far without
result. Nearly every redheaded man In tht
city Is under surveillance.
Tnku Cnlile Intermitted,
NEw-TOIlK. May 10. The Commercial
Cable company today Issued the following
notice: "We are advised that tho Chee
Foo Taku cable Is Interrupted. Mall for
Taktt tomorrow afternoon, another on Suu
day."
Rubber
Gloves
Just the thing
for protecting
tbe hands
while doing
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