THE OMAHA DAILY BEE; SATURDAY, JUfr'JS 32, 1001.
12
rrnnrvrc IlVC
lib rLUUIilLi LIUU
leard of Park CommiHioners RewiTM Kt-
nueiti for Strip of Griuid.
NOT YET READY FOR OFFICIAL ACTION
rrr.ltlrnt ttnn or rnrk nonrn -ihim on
of Propped Extension Another
Ucmmnl 'in Kxpoul tlou
Directors,
M.mh.p. nf iho Hoard nf Park Commts-
sloneri are receiving many communications
(rom persons who aro anxious to have the
board donate a thirty-foot strip of ground
along the south side of .Miller park for the what Is technically known as "mill con
ui nf n nronosed extension of the Omaha structlon," which means that the new build-
Street Railway company's system from
Twenty-fourth street and Ames avenue to
Florence.
No official nronosltlon has been made to
the board by ofticers of the street car com-
pany and the board will not give the mat-
ter consideration until the plans (or tho
road ari! decided upon nnd submitted (or
Inspection. Tho commissioners will hold
their regular monthly meeting Tuesday aft-
rrnoon at 3 o'clock. Delegations of citizens
who are urging the construction of a car
line to Klorenee will attend this meeting
and It la likely that the street car company
will outlltiO Its plans at that time.
President i:nn Tnlkx.
in discussing mo proposed lino rrcswtiii
... I - . IJ..4 '
j. it. tifUB oi mo uoaru oi rar yaiiiiiii-
loners samr "i no not Know cnougn nuout
he proposed extens on to express an opln-
Ion as to whether the board should grant ,
, ""hot
:z.,:rzi:i""ZA r.
vuuu.o . -
municauons irom men wno urge me grain
ing of land to tho company are tne oniy
f ourtcs from which I have had any Infor-
niauon. inc street car company hub ui
Uja'IV 111! iui iuav II HI ' ' w ..!
'In my opinion a car line In tho vicinity !
of Miller park would be nn excellent thing
(or tho park, but It would be well to havo
such a lino located a block from the park.
A car line along the edge of the park would
not be desirable nnd I would not favor
granting tho company a right-of-way
through park ground." said E. J. Cornish
of tho park board "It would be better to
havo no street along the south line of the
park. Where a street faces a park It Is
Impossible VP kcqy peace with the persons
whose homes (aco tho park. Kach property-
holder wants his (ront yard extended half
way mrougn me narn anu is aissniuucu u
the landscaping Is'not done In such n man-
ner that It will make n great Improvement
In his property."
in .viiiiit- .runnier ifrniniiii, i
ino uoard or rarK commissioners has
u...c,i iu itiu no unuwi. upon me
directors of the Transmlsslsslppl cxposl-
tlon for $o.000. The. members of tho park
boaid assert that the exposition company
agreed to set aside $5,000 for filling up the
lagoon In Kountzu pnrk. This money was
xicvpr paid. The exposition company has n
""'i" " mo '
xorium compnny is attempting to secure.
The park commissioners aBsert that this
money should be expended In Kountze park
and Insist that tho exposition directors have
no right to glvo It to the Auditorium.
A Trrrlltle Kxptnnlon
"Of a gasoline stove burned a lady here
frlfrhlfllllv." Tvrltnn V P Pnlm.r nf ttlrb.
man. la. "Tho best doctors couldn't heal
iha rnnnlnrr anrn that fnltmvAri tint TtnV.
len's Arnica Salvo entirely cured her." In-
fallible (or cutB, corns, sores, bolls, bruises,
kin diseases and piles. 25c at Kuhn & Co.'s
Drug Store, 16th and Douglas streets.
MUST REMOVE THEIR HATS
Flrat MvtkortUt Church Gora on Hcc-
ord AitnliiKt Altltudlnnua
Itradicear.
Here's another blow at the Tarletan pat-
tern hat with Its wealth of flowers and airy
uuvu.iibucbb.
c . . n ri i u .... u t i i I
ucavvi uuuua, to III IUUUCU ui all 113
cnarms. wong ago tneater-goera tabooed
nuiunu d uvuugvni uuu iic,nicii 1 1, iu HID
Vi,Un Al, Tk hiLHn I. U 1..
umiuuni ur 1.11111 uu id 1110 uuijr piaie I
where tho milliner's offerings tower above
their gayly-dreased owners.
nut now churchmen havo rebelled. Chris-
tlan fortitude can. tolerate tho mountains
of chiffon no longer and the hairdresser will
have her Inning.
At a meeting of the official board of the
First Methodist Episcopal church tho fol
lowing was unanimously adopted:
Where'aH, Tho wenrlng of hata In church
by tho ladlca greatly obstruct the view,
causing others both Inconvenience nnd an
noyance, thereby detracting from the en
joyment of tho services, to which nil are
equnlly entitled, thereforo be It
Resolved, That it Is tho desire of the
officiary of this church that ut nil the
public aervlcea the Indies remove their
nuts alter entering tne pews,
COLORADO,
One of the Moat ChnrmlnR State In
the Dnlon Mr Health and Plraanr..
Reached best by "The Overland Route."
Lowest excursion rates made for many
,9 UFA n r nit In mTaa V. ltHl..
Pacific, enabling tourists to reach the
Rocky mountain regions without unneccs-
eary expenditure of time or money. Do not
make a mistake. All western states and
points of Interest renched with least Incon
venience via tho Union Pacific. New city
ticket ofnee 1324, Farnam.
Haydcn nros. aro the high price breakers
uu iuvi yritc rauKcru, iiehq our BQ on page
7 and como and see.
tockholders" meetings, etc.. to The Bee.
W will give them proper legal Insertion.
rrelephcne 228.
Wash Petticoats 65g
Ladlss' Striped Gingham Tettlcoats, with
ruffle on deep flounce red, blue, black nnd
White. You would willingly pay 11.00 or
(Bore. Take them at 65 cents today. Open
ttlll 0:30 p. m.
MCSCOFIELD
U IXCLUK&SUITCO.
1010 Douglas St.
B AMtHAr A
RFNNFTT CONTRACT IS LET
nochrforrt A Hoald Will Ifnrr Chnrffc
ni innntrnrtian nt ftltnth
nnd ttHTntr
The contract ror tne construction or tne
street u let yesterday to the Arm of
nocneiora & uouia. me contract price
was not announced, both nartles belnc silent
lne gubject.
The plans call (or a building 176x132 (eet,
(our stories with basement. The material
to ba used In the outer walls Is gray brick
with tone trimmings. A separate wall
will be constructed on the west side, where
the now building Joins Boyd's theater, this
being done to provide additional ea(cty In
case of Are.
All material used In the building will be
lng will not be flroproof, but will have
slow - burning material In Its construction.
No definite time has been fixed In the
contract ror the completion of the struc
ture, but the. Bennett company hopes to
havo It ready to occupy by October 1.
The contractors will begin., the construe
Hon Immediately aid have promised to let
nothing Interfere with Its speedy comple
Hon.
At the time bids were first received sov
enteeu firms submitted figures. Of these
twelve were rejected and five were consld-
ered at the final letting. Of tho five bids
submitted the variation between the highest
an" ,Be lowest w"8 than 13,000, while
I SoOO WOUln hnvn lnvr,1 ihn vaplnllfln
tween the mnlxr tv nf Ih. hl.r.
. v V,UU lU
,f
be 8Uro need, cleans-
,,.' ... '; "r
weather arrives; It will put tho stom
""'"wi. m ordtr nd hciP y0U
tnrougn tne heated term
The nrleea wn nk wnnlH .i.i-t-. . rm
man lf kept up ,ong Haydcn Br0j. Read
our ad on page 7.
CHEAP su.MMnn ic.xctmsio.Ns
Via Itllnol Central It. It.
St Taut nnd return, June 18-30, $13.65.
Minneapolis nnd return, Juno 18-30, $12.65.
liuiuw ana return, June 18-30, $lff.95.
Cincinnati and return. July 4-6, $22.50.
Detroit and return, July 5-7, $22.00.
Chicago and return, July 2, 3, 5 $14.75,
Loulsvllle'nnd return, August 24-6, 421,50
Buffalo nnd return, very day, $25.75.
Circuit tours via Great Lakes to Buffalo
and Intermediate points. Staterooms re
served In advance. Call at city ticket of-
b-- i j
SdVeVaVT Brllf b P f I r n' n"
" fv i " Brn1' D' P' A" h C' R' R"
Kriifc I'nrk
pour nlrnln r,nriin. ,u. i-
and manufacturing houses of the city and
blc monkv flo.t. .r. f,.
that aro on the program to enliven and
mako noteworthy today at tho popular
Krug park. The monkey fiesta will take
piace at 3 p. m, Theso e ,s cerUtnIy
offer the limit of fun In' the way of en-
tcrininment and are so delightful for
Juveniles that mothers could scarcely find
a more enjoyable treat for the children
Tho' nark id a h.Biitifiit .nri i i,
with an abundance o( entertainment to
whllo awny the hours these warm n(ter
noons and evenings.3 It Is a (avorlto with
the very best class b( family trado and
numerous small parties are seen grouped
throughout tho big crowd any fine day.
It offers the best of Inducement to (ra-
t"nal "'S&nlzatlons and: others to give
nlcnlcs -
A PIaej to Spend the Snmmer,
On the lines of the MILWAUKEE RAIL
WAY are some of the most beautiful placet
in tne world to spend a summer vacation.
camping out or at the elegant summer
hotels. Boating, fishing, beautiful Jakei
ana streams and cool weather,
These resorts are all reached easily from
Omaha. A book describing them may be
had nn nnnllrnHnn ni the PhUan tll
wnuk1, R, p.,,1 n.iu... -i.l '..m,..
offlcei jB04 Farnam 8treet, Omaha. Round
tr n HelcRtn. inn,! until Ootnh.r fll nn
' . -, " - wu
.gin Hi fft-!ltlv rarillxon1 rot..
Fl A. NASH, General Western Agent,
rr a KTr r- t . . . . . ,
.. . . ,u u a . .
lh v.a "tabll.hed trade In
r ' " "l".?L"y 10
mi iibnv iiiuu, n.jt riancii,
Chicago.
Omaha's
Finest
Shoe Store
Broken lines of men's
and women's Shoes at
reduced nrirfkB (a4iif4ar
ret,UCeQ PrlCeS Saturday.
e clenr out every broken line in the
houne. Our motto Is. Never allow
them to nccumulate ns, others , do.
The price will move
them quickly. " . .
We hnve arranged the stock so you
will find your choice easy. Also, add!
tlonnl Raleampn will
wflnts P'onipUy.
k ton KinlfAn tin a a rt rv leAe ahnAr
na" Price.
1515 Diu!at Strut.
TRUST OR NOT RUST
8,EIIi .M AT THESE
PRICES OR BUST
$1.60 Fellow's Syrup $1.25
$1.00 Peruna 75c
$1.00 Ltsterine ... 75c
35o Castorla ....t 1 25c
25c Cutlcura Soap .' 20a
:5c Packer's Tar Soap 20c
20o Pears' Soap
12c
75c Hall's Catarrh Cure
65c
25c Menncn'a Talcum Powder
16c
26o Carter's Pills 15c
26c Dromo Qululu 15c
25o Schllti Malt I5e
50c Hoff Malt 40c
76c Mellln'i Food '. 5c
60c Syrup of Fig ..... 40c
26c Allcock'a Plaster '. 16c
I 60c Malted Milk 40c
These prlc are the lowest In the city
and we sell 'tra.
FULLER 3 GO.,
KELLEY, STIGER k CO,
Catorday'i Bptciali in Women'i and Chil
dren's Bnmmtr Hoiltrj and Uiderwtar.
SURE OPEN TILL 9i30 SATURDAY EVENING
Laities Fancy rnrninla, EiclnalTe
Styles from f l.as to f IB A Special
for Saturday la One at ft. BO
Children' Paaraaols, SSo
TO $2.00.
Women's fast black seamless cotton hose,
double heel and toe, special quality, our
Saturday's sale, only 16c, 2 for 26c.
Women's dron stitch fast black lisle
thread or cotton hose, fast black fine cotton
ose, with maco soles, high spliced heel
nd too, cannot be equaled elsewhere (or
less than 35c pair, for Saturdny only 25c pr.
Wo have an extcnslvo line of women s
fancy Imported lisle thread and fine cotton
hose, a great variety of styles and colors,
black lace and real lace llslcs, real novel
ties, 65c values, our price only 60c pair.
Children's fast black fine ribbed hose,
ouble knee, heel and toe, on of our
special bargains, size C to on our coun
ter at 16e pair.
Misses' black lisle thread hose, fine rib
bed, double knee, heel and toe, wears well
and looks well, regular 35c quality, size C
to 9, Saturdny 25c pair.
Wo will mention a few of our choice bar
gains In women's underwear.
Women's best I-'gyptlnn cotton rlchelleu
ribbed vests, low neck, sleeveless or wing
sleeves, only 15c, 2 for 25c.
Women's lisle thread vests, fnncy knit,
cry prettily trimmed, well made, low neck,
slcovclcss or wing sleeves, umbrella draw-
rs, with laco trimming, comforts for warm
weather, for Saturday only ,25c each.
We have tho largest, best and cheapest
lino of women'a silk vests! the now patent
shield In pink, blue and cream, fancy lace
silk vests with vory pretty laco yokes; tho
new vest without shoulder straps to bo worn
with fancy yoko dresses. This entire lino
on our counter for Saturdny only 50c each.
Boys' Balbrlggan shirts nnd drawers, high
neck, long or short bIccvcs shirts; ankle or
knee length drawers, very good value, all
tzes, 24 to 34, only 25c each.
Women'a fancy parasols, vory pretty
styles, new and exclusive stripes, checks,
embroidered, from $1.26 to $15.00.
Special for Saturday, n very pretty white
silk parasol two ruffles, enameled handle
and frame, silk tassel, a rcnl bargain, only
$1.60.
Women'a red nnd blue silk umbrella, n
protector In sunshine and rain, natural
wood handles, Paragon frame, silk tassel
nnd cover, (or Snturday, $1.65 each.
KELLEY. STIGER & CO.,
16th nnd Farnam Sts
Dnnce Tonliflit.
Jolly Eight's lively ball this evening,
Washington hall, Eighteenth and Harney
streets; fine orchestra; a grand good time
for you. Gents, 25 cents. Welcome.
Publlih your legal notr:e in Th Wetkly
nee. Telephone 2SS.
- Cold Soda
We have made special arrangements with
the Ice man whereby each customer of the
ONYX QUEEN during tho next 90 days
will be supplied with nil the Ico they can
consumo while drinking at our fountnln.
Drlnka will be ICED at the ONYX QUEEN
Just as though Ice was ns PLENTY AS
KAI.N.
Our soda wtter has a flavor that Is
necullar to "OUR" SODA.
Everythlnk that enters Into a, glass of
aoda here ft perfect. The soda has that
nip nnd sparkle tnat given it tone ana lire.
The syrups have as near the natural
flavor of the fresh fruits as It is posHibte
to make thorn, and the ICE CREAM every
one says la PERFECT.
Try n Phonphnte for that
Thlraty Fecllnfr.
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go,
"The Drug Store on the Corner.
SIXTEENTH AND DODGE STREETS.
Fit and Fashion.
That Sorosls fit Is fully demonstrated by
the dally output at the Sorosls Shoe Store,
That Sorosls are fashionable Is shown by
the class of women folks that wear them.
In every city of any Importance In this
country thero Is an 'exclusive Sorosls Shoe
Storo for the sale of nothing but women'
shoes.
There Is more caro taken to properly fit
the feet with Sorosls than any other line of
women's fine, shoes made.
Every person selling Sorosls takes per
sonal pride In their proper fitting.
Don't ask for your size; ask to be fitted
If they hurt they aro not Sorosls.
Sorosis Shoe Store
" 203 South 15th Street,
Frank Wllcos. Maaaser.
Send for catalogue.
Hphe ladies of the Hans
com Park Methodist church
will have full charge of our
soda fountain .
Monday, June 24th.
The entire proceeds will go
to the above church. Come
and bring yonr friends.
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.
I6th and Farnam Sts.
Good
Looks
are spoiled by decayed or discolored
teeth. We will make your TEETH
look fine, If you let us fix them.
Gold Crowns .,, $5.00
Gold Fillings ,.$1.50 up.
Taft's Philadilphia Dentil Rooms
1517 Douglas St.
BUMMEIl RXCUUSlOIt HATES.
Via thei MIlTrankee Itallrrnr.
June 12, IS, 14 and 16, Omaha to Chicago
nd return, $14.76.
July 4, 5 and 6, Cincinnati and return.
$22.60.
July 6, 6 and 7, Detroit and return, $22.
July 20, 21 and 22, Mllwaukeo and return,
$14.75.
Low rates to summer resorts.
City ticket office, 1504 Farnam st. Tel. 234.
Our nrlr.eN nhnn whlrh wnv thfl wind nf
nrlce lowness hlnwa. Havden Ilros.. with
an ad on page 7.
niUD.
NEVILLE Mrs. Joseph, June 21, 1901, at
ner lato residence, Zw2 Dodge ntreet.
Funeral notice later.
"From Missouri"
We admit thnt thn aUnvn iihrnnn Is nn
one, but Is right to the polnt-and that h
our style. Wo consider that every one
nowadays Is "from Missouri" nnd havo to
be shown. That Ih why we think It Is to
ridiculous for n mnnv nf our WriMl.fl.riM
competitors to howl continually about hav
ing mo iikst drugs and tho PUREST
drugs and the RAREST drugs, nnd that
mey save you an the way rrom 40 per cent
upwards on vinir nreaerlntlnim. nr. All
we ask to convince the most skeptical Hint
ii pays io irane nere is a. single cn.uico to
"show you" on every article In the drug
line.
SURE DEATH fnr hue nnnlhllnllnn... lSn
$1.00 Peruna TJo
$1.00 Uncle Sam's Tobaqo Curu (guar
anteed) ., 60c
$1.00 Temptation Tonic 75c
25c Laxative Dromo-Qulnlno 15c
25c Carter's Little Liver Pllla 15c
$1.00 Cramer's Kidney and Liver Cure.. "So
uem laturrn Powder ac
rears- Boupt i;c nnd 15c
Woodbury'B Preparations 10c
llcr's Unit Whisky 75c
Ulroa Root Urnr ISn
Malted Milk wc
SCHAEFER'S
Cut Price
Driiii Store.
Tel. 747. S. W. Cor. lfllh and Ulilcn.no.
Goods delivered FREE to any part of city.
UAVnElT
IIAT UCIlS
We invoice July 1st. Our stock is lnro:
the largest in Omaha; the largest in tho
west it must be reduced onehalf in thn
next ten days. That means the
enormous lot of stuff. We have
greatest bargains from recent spot cash
purchases ever known in America. The
prices were never-so low as they will be dur
ing this sale. We have 05 extra fine snmnlo
suits, direct copies of imported
soiu at 500.00, ?G0.00 jyid
.?7o.00, in this sale at
We have 200 suits, nearly
throughout, very fine imported
one this season's make garments made up
to sell at L'y to ?35 preinven-
tory price z7 zf J
Your choice of 200 suits, eleirant cloths:
no cheap trash, but well made,
stylish coods. for
THE SKIRT DEPARTMENT Is crowded
to Us very llmlti with silks, ralnv-dava.
wash and dress, skfrts.
Ladies' silk skirts made from finest
quality silks, at 16.9S, $7.98, $10.00. S12.00.
16.00 and J20.00.ik..
Women's black, skirts In pebble, cheviots.
mohairs, sergea and other materials, ner-
fect fit and hang, made to
sell for .$8.50 on sale
at
4.98
Extra Specials
Women's silk canes.
1.98
trimmed with lace and satin
ribbon, worth $5.00, for ,
Women's silk waists
1.90
worth $5.00,
for
CHILDREN'S DRESSES A manufac
turer's entire stock at 25c, 39c, 69c and
$1.00.
HAYDEN BROS
READ BARGAIN'S
Thooo Unt Houo
You want to wear something light and airy. If you want
to be thoroughly comfortable and enjoy the summer it is
necessary to have one of our
Fine Fancy Striped
Flannel Outing
$15, $18 and $20 Suits
and reduced them to
Men' $8.50 Worsted Trousers at $1.50
Men' 4.60 Fine Tailored rants for $2.50
Men' $6.60 Extra Fine Dress Trousers at $3.75
Extra Special Clearing Sale in Our Boys
Clothing Department.
' Coys' $1.25 Washable Suits nt 45c
Boys' $2.60 Washable Suits for 95c
Boys' $3.50 All Wool Knee Pants Suits at $1.60
Boys' $10.00 fine Long rants Suits at $5.00
Boys' $3.50' Odd Long Panta now $1,50
Boyi' 25c Washable Knee Pants at lOo
Read Ad on Page Seven.
HAYDEN BROS.
Selling the Most Clothing in Omaha.
fry i,ott tlntm,
$14.75 to Chicago and return June 12, 13,
14 and IS. Good till September 15. Corre
spondingly low rates during the summer to
Detroit, Cloveland, Cincinnati, Buffalo ex
position. All via
"THE NORTHWESTERN LINE,"
1401-1403 Farnam street
Special facilities for securing low rates,
berths nnd Information regarding steamer
trips on the great lakes.
More
Shirt Waists
and the swellcst lino of
White Negligee
Shirts
ever shown In Omaha,
BLACK,
The $2.50 Hatter,
107 So. tilth St.
PERFIELO
Weber Pianos
BEE BLDG,, ROOM 7.
Pre"inventory Charing
Sale in 0 Cloak Dept.
selling of an
some of the
models that
ff
&J.JJ
all silk lined
cloths:. everv
f Cf
S AA
JtJJ
Women's rainy-day skirts
worth $5.00
for
Women's rainy-day skirts,
double-faced, worth $S 00
for each
1.95
500
WOMEN'S WASH SUITS the entire
stock of nn eastern manufacturer at $1.08,
$2.DS, $3.9S and $4.98; they are worth up to
$12.00.
for Saturday
Wash waists made of excellent cloth at
19c.
200 dozen wash waists special for Satur
day, $1.50 quality, each, 90c.
Finest wash waists at $4.00, $5.00 and
$6.00.
100. dozen wrappers mado of very best S4
percale, tho $2 quality, Saturday, 98c.
Women's wrappers, 15-Inch flounce, ex
cellent quality percale, at 49c.
ON PAGE SEVEN.
UiVftCII'
SUITS at $5
Just tho coat and trousers, you know and a negligee
shirt, and yon ara fixed not only cool and comfortable, but
correct and stylish.
A beantlful range of higher grade Fancy Strlpod and
Checked Flannel Outing Suits at $6.50 and $7.S0.
Single and doublo-breastfifl Dluo and Black Sergo Coats
from $2.00 up.
Extra Special for
Saturday
Too many Men's Flno Suits. Somothlng extraordinary had
to be done to move them, so wo took all our
$10.00
Men's $10 Finn Blue Sergo Suits for $5.00
Men's $7.60 All Wool Casslmoro Suits at $3.75.
Men's $13.50 Steln-nioch Suits, now $7.50
SATURDAY
The store is full of right things for right buy
ers. Ther'e arc many reasons for it, First the
stock is enormous. Second the trade continues
without letting up. Next we want your trade.
MEN'S SUMMER CLOTHES.
Men's lHue Serge Coats,
2.00.
Men's Blue Serge Coats,
double breasted, 2.00.
Men's Striped Flannel
Coats, 2.75.
Men's Coat and Pants, all
wool bine llaunel, stripes or
plain, 4.75.
Men's Coat and Pants, all
wool, new and st.vlisli for
summer, well made,' 5.25.
Men's Fancy Flannel Coat
nnd Vest, 6.75.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Men's Pndershirts nnd
Drawers, good quality bal
briggnn, 25c.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Men's ' Undershirts and
Drawers, in fancy colors,
each, 35c.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Men's Undershirts nnd
Drawers, fine quality, plain
or ribbed, each, 45o.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Men's extra fine silk faced
Shirts and Drawers, each
65c.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Extra fine quality Vests
and Drawers, each, 1.00.
BOYS' WAISTS.
Good quality, light and
dark colored percales, all
sizes, each 25c.
BOYS' WAISTS.
Fancy colored Madras
cloth nnd percale blouse
waists (mother's friend),
45c.
BOYS' WAISTS.
Fancy Waists nicely trim
med, large or small collars,
plain white embroidered,
75c.
BOYS' WAISTS.
Best grade French percale
and imported Madras, 1.00.
MEN'S STRAW HATS.
Men's Straw Fedoras,
complete line of sizes, 45c.
MEN'S STRAW HATS.
Panamette Fedoras,
or rough straw, 45c.
MEN'S STRAW HATS.
Stiff or soft brim,
different styles to
plain
eight
select
from, 25c.
BOYS' STRAW HATS.
Sailors, all new this year's
patterns, 15c.
BOYS' STRAW HATS.
Sailors, and half-a-dozen
other styles, each, 20c.
WOMEN'S WASH WAISTS.
In a choice line of pat
terns, 19c.
WOMEN'S WASH WAISTS.
Made of the best standard
percales, 25c.
WOMEN'S WASH WAISTS.
In Ginghams, Madras,
Chambrays, plain and col
ored, 45 c.
WOMEN'S WASH WAISTS.
In a handsome line of pat
terns, large sailor collars,
59c.
WOMEN'S WASH WAISTS.
nandsomely embroidered,
trimmed waists, in a large
selection of designs nnd col
ors, 69c.
WOMEN'S
Womon'a fnst black seamless
hoso Mo values
Women's seamless cotton hoso,
hlnrk. tun nnd faunlcn ,.
,10c
15c
Womon'a lino iiuallty black, tnn and
fancy cotton Iiohp 2fic
extra good values "uw
AT
BOYS' SUMMER CLOTHES.
.Boys' Knee Pants, 4 to 14
years, 25e.
Boys' Knee Pants, 4 to 14
years, extra values, 35c.
Boys' Knee Pants, 1 to 10
years, patent waist bands,
50c.
Boys' Summer Suits in
choice line of suitings, 1.25.
Boys' Summer Suits made
of serges, cassimeres, Scotch
plaids, etc., excellent values,
2.50.
Boys' Crash and Linen
Pants, 4 to if) years, 15c.
MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
Men's summer comfort
Shirts, full line of sizes, each
45c.
MEN'S SUMMER SHIRTS.
In a pretty line of Madras
and Cheviots, etc, 75c.
MEN'S SUMMER SHIRTS.
In English Madras, Cham
brays, Cheviots, in big line
of patterns, 1.00.
MEN'S SUMMER SHIRTS.
A new shipment of high
grade, negligees, all sizes,
2.50 values, 1.45.
MEN'S SUMMER SHIRTS.
With or without collars
nnd cuffs attached, 45c.
BOYS' SHOES.
In satin calf, good solid
serviceable shoes, for 1.25.
BOYS' SHOES.
In good quality vici kid,
8$ to II, every pair guaran
teed, full line of sizes. 1.20.
BOYS' SHOES.
The do-not-rip kind, good
quality satin calf, neat, dur
able, 13 to 2, 1.35.
SOYS' SHOES.
The kind to romp and
kick in, they won't rip, all
you pay here for such a pair,
1.10.
MEN'S HALF HOSE.
Good quality seamless
cotton hose, 5c.
MEN'S HALF HOSE.
Fine Maco cotton, fast
colors, 10c.
MEN'S HALF HOSE.
In a large variety of
stripes, checks, etc., regular
35c values, 15c.
MEN'S HALF HOSE.
Fine quality lisle thread,
fast colors, 25c.
MEN'S HALF. HOSE. - '
In tan, black, split soles,
regular 50c values, 25c.
WOMEN'S SUMMER SHOES.
Women's Oxfords, me
dium toe, cloth tops, 1.25.
WOMEN'S SUMMER SHOES.
Women's Oxfords, heavy
soles, English toe, 1.25.
WOMEN'S SUMMER SHOES.
Women's Princess low
shoes, elastic in front, no
lacing, regular 2.50 values,
1.50.
WOMEN'S SUMMER SHOES.
Women's Oxfords in black
or tan, with or without cloth
tops, 1 .50.
MISSES' SUMMER SHOES.
Misses' patent leather
neat, comfortable and drossy
regular 2.50 values, for
1.90.
HOSIERY
Woman's two-thread maco cotton lls'e
thread solid black and fancy oe.
stripes, with lace effect OOC
Fine quality women'a hose, In black
lace, Richelieu ribbed, IngTaln, AKr
dye, handsomo line patterns ,..'Ol
All Millinery Moves
Tho entire stock of ready-to wear mil
linery must go during the next few
dayB You'll find some wonderful
bargains here if you're prompt.
Ready-to-Wear Trimmed Hats
$5 values for 2. 46
8. 75 values for $1. 45
Walking hats 26c, 45c, 95c worth
double.
