Agints fir lufftrfck
MAVllkll:
IS
lift I UMli
This summer wcnthcr has forccJ tho
manufacturers to sell their shoes at less
than coat and tho Dig Storo was quick to
take- advantago of theso prices, and closed
out several lines of ladles', men's, misses
and children's Bhoes nt a mcro fraction of
their cost and alt will be put on sato Satur
day morning nt eight o'clock.
Brooks llros'.' shoes $3.00, J3.C0 and $i.00,
worth 13.50, $i.00 and $5.00.
dray Uros.' fine vlcl kid, a $4 valuo for
$2.50.
. Moore, Shaffer fc Co.'a vlcl kid, lace,
worth $3.50, for $2.00.
i A flno vlcl kd, cork filled. welt shoe, Just
I tho thing for a rainy or damp day, worth
I3.C0, whllo they last for only $2.48.
Do your feet bother you? Buy a DROVER
'hoe and euro them. A full lino of theso
j Bhoes carried In stock In, both serge and
I 1... t 1 - 1
Women's lino vlcl kid laco shoes, worth
$3, for $1.8ii.
Women's flno vlcl kid laco shoes, cloth
tops, worth 13, for $1.89.
Women's flno patent leather, kid or cloth
tops, worth $3, for $1.89.
Men's fine vlcl kid laco shoes, worth $2.C0,
for $1.89.
V
Bargain Room
YAIUVWIDH MUBtilK, 2TC: 19C
THIS VIU, UK A HAM-J TO UK HKMHM
IFOR WHEN 1IAYDHN8' ADVERTISE Y
rX)KAtiERS OH MANUFACTURERS SOLD
Muslins, Linens. Etc.
! Yard wldo muslin, worth G'.ic, heavy,
ac.
Yard wldp blenched, worth Gc, 214c.
35c bleached damask, flno patterns, 19c.
, S5c turkoy red damask, 19c.
10c towels, 5c.
15c towols, 7 54c.
Special salo on nil klnd3 of wide sheet
ings. Prints and Ptrcilss
Full standard 50,000 yards remnants, dark
nd light colors, the 754c grade, 254c.
36-Inch wide percales, dark and light
, .colors, remnants and full pieces, regular
'19c and 25c grade, nt 5c.
Outlnr Flannels and '
Flannslsttss
10c Shaker flannel, 2Tc.
16c Shaker flannels, 6c.
12V4e cotton flannels, 5c.
15c flannelettes, 5c.
19o Imitation French flannels, 5c.
25c Imitation French flannels, all the fine
hades, with and without sldo bands, 10c
Satssns
600 yards of Simpson's black sateen, In
long remnants, at 5c.
6,000 yards Simpson's black and white and
fancy sateens, worth 19a. nt 754c
Linings
10,000 yards of skirtings, worth Gc yard,
at 254c.
6,000 yards of doublo fold waist, linings,
worth 15c yard, at 6c.
600 yards of mercerized skirt linings,
worth 19c, at 5c.
(rAtlSHAN TIKES' A- SHAKE
Priionor Iu Chill ii Court an Trial
Adjourn Biddtnly.
ON. VERGE OF NERVOUS PROSTRATION
Attorneys Kxplnlu that IIIiicnh Is Duo
to nlflorrnco In Court Itoom and
Jail Teinpernturcn lCddlc
. ' Cndnliy on the Mtnud.
James Callahan, tho alleged kidnaper ot
Edw&rd Cudahy, Jr., Is thrcntcned with nerv
ous prostration. Criminal court was ad
journed at 11 yesterday morning on ac
count of tho sickness ot Callahan. The
prisoner was unusually, pa'lo when ho was
brought Into tho court room nnd showed
nervousness when Kddla Cudahy Identified
him as tho dnrk-complcxioncd man who
wasln chargo of tho Melroso Hill prison
house, N
Shortly beforo 11 o'clock Callahan suf
fered with a chill and told his nttornoys
that he was very faint. Tho condition of
tbe prisoner was mado k,uown to Judge
Keysor and court wns adjourned until 2
o'cluck,
, ''Callahan has not been well for a long
time," ono ot tho prisoner's attorneys o
marktd In discussing tho condition ot his
client. "Ho has been shut In tho hot Jail
ao long that ho is not accustomed to .fresh
air. lib took cold when ho was brought
into the court room. The dlffcrcnco In tho
temperature ot tho court houso and tho
jail Is so marked that ho has been cold dur
ing tho trial. Then tho closo confinement
has told on his nerves and his general con
dition Is bad. Ho will bo fortinato It he
escapes a serious sick spell."
ISdillf! Cudnby'a Testimony.
Eddie Cudahy Bpcnt nearly two hours on
tho stand yesterday. Tho prosecuting
attornoys 'brought' out every detail of tho
kidnaping nnd the boy Ideutlflcd Callahan
as positively as he did at tho trial for rob
bery. Ho stated that his identification ot
tho prisoner was by voice as well as by ap
pearance.
Callahan's attorneys asked young Cudahy
but low questions In cross-examining hJm
They' laid great stress upon tho fact that
the only tlmo tho boy saw tho face ot tho
man' alleged to )o Callahan was when
toe kidnaping toed place In front of Gen
eral Cowln's residence. 'An attempt was
mado to show that young Cudahy stood be
twecn tho streot light and tho man who
thrust a revolver Into his face, but tho
boy stoutly maintained that the ktdnaoer
was between him and tho light.
Ropeatcd attempts wcro mado by Cnlln
hkn's attorneys to have Kddlo Cudahy statq
whether ho ever smoked cigarettes, but tho
Judge would not nllow tho witness to nn
awor tho question. The lnwyers maintained
that tho' cigarettes found In tho Melroso
Instead of using ttm or
alcoholio drinks as ft stim
ulant when fatiguod,
chilled or depressed, tako
a quarter tcaspoonful of
1 irBin
klbDIUcpppiiYs
EXTRACT or Beef, put in a cup or
8 loss, fill up with hot water and sip
;, It gives real strength -without
exciting tho nerves. Better than tea,
coffee or any laud of liquor.
PaHirm.
Special Shoe
. Values Saturday
Men's (narrow)' fine vlcl kid tan lace
shoes, worth $3, for $1.89.
. Men's flno calf laco shoes, worth $3, for
$1.89.
Men's fine patent calf laco shoes, worth
$3, for $1.89.
Misses' school shoes In vlcl kid, worth
$2, at $1.C0.
Child's of same, sizes 8 to 11, worth $1.75,
nt $1.25.
Child's of same, sizes C to 8, worth $1.50,
at $1. '
Boys' shoes, solid, tho $2 kind, at $1.35.
Youths' shoes, solid, tho $1.75 kind, at
$1.20.
Don't forget tho babies soft-sole shoes
to flt them, always 50 cents, Saturday 19c.
Shoes In tho Bargain room:
Men's satin calf, lace, worth $1.75, at
$1.10.
Boys' satin calf, lace, worth $1.50, at 98c.
Youths' satin cnlf, laco, worth $1.25, at
75c.
Misses' dongola laco shoes, worth $1.65, nt
98c.
Chllds' dongola lace shoes, worth $1.25,
at 69c,
Infants' dongola button shoes 65c, 60c,
35c, 25c and 15c.
Salos Saturday.
IJNIKOB. BC: BC! LININGS. 2'iC. ETC.
UKRKD. DO NOT MIPS THIS SALE.
OH ALWAYS GET IT.
IN THIS ROOM.
NO VEDDL.ERS,
Drapsriss
25c draperies, flno colors, at 1254c
1254c drnpcrles, at 754c.
Drsss Goods
20,000 yards of dress goods, plaids, stripes,
Henriettas, serges nnd other weaves) worth
up to 75c yard, at 10c.
25,000 yards' of 50-Inch nil wool suitings,
50-Inch silk and wool plaids, 60-Inch serge's,
40-Inch all wool hcnrlettas, $1 fancies, and
all will go at less than one-third of origi
nal cost, at 25c to 39c a yard.
54-lnch strictly all wool black chovlot,
49c a yard.
50-Inch strictly all wool storm serge, 49c
42-Inch all wool grnnltc, 60-Inch alt wool
homespun, 50-Inch all wool ladles' cloth,
all worth up to $1 yard, nt 49c
$10,00 dress patterns nt $3.98.
$12.00 skirt patterns at $2.98.
4-yards of $1.98 mohair crepon, $2.98.
C yards of extra heavy rainy-day skirting
In gray, oxford, black, navy, worth 75o
yard, for entire pattern, $1.25.
Silks, Valvals and
Corduroys
25c fancy silks, 10c
60c fancy silks, 19c.
75c Roman stripes, 29c.
$1.50 silk flannels for waists, 39c.
60c velvets, all colors, 19c.
$1.00 corduroys, 39c.
Special on Blankets and
Comforters
$1.00 blankets nt 59c
$1.25 blankets at 73c
Blankets from 69c up to $4.23, worth up
to $7.50 each.
, $1.00 comforts at 59c.
$1.25 comforts' nt 75c
$2.60 comforts at $1.50.
Hill 110U8O and gald-to.hnvn lxnnmnW.rt hv
Callahan might havo been Bmoked byho
1 1 -- - ML ". ' ' .. -
i-upuvo. ino ooy was linaliy allowed to
icsuiy mat no did not smoko cigarettes
whllo In chargo of tho kidnapers.
l'. J. McGrath and Chief Donahuo were
alto on. tho stand. Mr. McGrathi- testified
that ho accompanied Edward Cudahy, sr.,,
tho night tho money was deposited on tho
Center street road for tho kidnapers Ho
described tho lantern with a light and dark
ribbon on tho handle, nnrl In nvnrv
corroborated Mr. Cudahy's description of
ino trip.
ARREST POACHERS AT CUT OFF
Deputy Gnme Warden Catch Two
Men In the Act of Selu
Inir Fish.
Thursday night Deputy Game Warden
Brown of lown and Deputy Oame Warden
Counscman of Omaha captured two poach
ers at Cut Off lake whllo In the net ot tak
ing fish with a seine.
Tho officers, bollovtng the men would
bo at work Thursday night, concealed
themselves In a boat along tho shoro and
soon tho poachers appeared. They made
one haul with the net and wcro so busy
getting the fish that tho wardens came upon
them unawares. Two hundred feet of eo'.ne
and halt a barrel of fish were .taken from
them. Tho arrest was mado on tho Iowa sldo.
near Courtland beach, and the mon were
taken to Council .Bluffs, whero they will
be tried. Tho men gave the names of Bur
well and Druncr.
If It'a a "Garland"
That's all you neod to know about
stove or rango
Announcements of the Tlientcrs.
'Tho Immonso hit mado last year by tho
"Olrl with the Auburn Hair," has been 'more
than duplicated at tho Orpheum this1 week.
The beautiful and Impressivo stago sotting,
beyond doubt tho most Ingenious bit of
theatric mechanism, holds tho audience
spellbound, while tho fullness, and richness
ot tho singer's voice, better than ever, car
ries out tho effect nnd usually leaves her
hearers too much carried away to applaud
wlththo drop of tho curtain, and thero Is
n decided pause botweon the curtain's de
scent nnd tho first handclap. She has
changed her songs for tho latter part of
the week and nt the mntlnce nnd evening
'performances today will sing two new se
lections. At Boyd's .Mlttenthal Bro.'s big sconlo
production, "Lost In Now York," will bo
seen Sunday matlneo and evening. For
tho Interpretation of tho play tho man
agement offers a company ot a higher order
ot excellence than Is usually identified with
this form ot attraction. Some ot the best
known In tho clever enst aro Nettlo Do
Coursey, an extremely comoly, bright tand
vlvacloua lljtle woman, who has mado thou
sands laugh while playing the leading roles
In tho Hoyt farces.
Ferris' Comedians will open a week's en
gagement at Boyd's theater next Monday
afternoon, Novembor 4, presenting "A
Daughter of tho South." Numerous vaude
ville specialties will be presented between
acts. On Monday night will bo presented
"In tho Land of the Cajuns," The com
pany numbers twenty-five- pcoplo, Including
ten vaudevlllo artists.
Surd for Infringement.
A suit was, started lu the U, S, circuit
court at New York last, Tuesday by F, M.
J'etors against biscuit manufacturers for
Infringement of paper boxes' for crackers.
Tho pacltagq. In dispute, Is ono used by tbo
National Biscuit company for Its Uneeda
and In-er-scal goods. An Injunction and
' heavy damages are asked for. ,
THE OMAHA DALLY BET5i SATURDAY, 2fOVEMB131t 2, 1001.
II JLVnCII! GREAT $75,000 UNDERWEAR
nAT UCriS AND HOSIERY SALE SATURDAY
As announced this tremendous spot cash purchase from tho best mills lit tho country will bo on snlo Sntimlny
nt most astonishingly low prices. THE IHOOKST SAIilJ KVKU IIKMJ IN OMAHA.
We carry tho largest lino of the best
underwear mude. All tho well known
brand. American lloMerv Co.. Nnrfnllt.
New Brunswick, Sterling. Stoncmnn, Har-
vii ru wins, ijuxcrne, ii. rc. urntirord,
Swlts Condo and New England Knitting
Mills.
$1.50 Swlts Condft wool nnd silk under
wear. In all sizes, hlrts nnd drawers, Jer
sey ribbed, for men, on sale nt 75c.
Men's lino Wool mid ulllc HfiTn IImmI olilrlo
nnd drawers, worth up to $2.00, on snlo at
9Sc.
Men fl 11.00 InmliH' wnnl Hiorn lined nlitrfa
nnd drawers, In plain nnd fancy colors,
Wo will put on snlo 500 dozen ladies' nnd
men's flno llslo thread stockings, In plain
nnd fancy colors, regular 50o duality nt
10c. Every pair warranted to bo worth 5Cc.
Ladles' light llslo thread vest, long
sleeves, nt 25c.
Ladles' half wool vest nnd pants nt 49c.
Ladles' fine Harvard Mills vests nnd
pants at 50c
Trimmsd Millinsry
A beautiful display, specially priced.
Saturday wo Innugurato for this Ecason
our sale of pattern hats. All theso beauti
ful hats will bo sold as advertised ot Hay
den Bros, at astonishingly low prices.
Wo also put on salo fashlonablo black
velvet hats, our own designs, beautifully
trimmed with largo plumes, velvet ribbons
and ornaments. Unusually good values at
$8. Haydcn's Saturday price, $4.98.
Turbans and draped hats, artistically
trimmed with large birds, breasts and
wings; good quality volvet and silk; stylish
and becoming; equal In ovcry way to tho
usual $5 hats. Haydcn's prlco Saturday,
2.98.
Salt on Toilet Soaps
60c toilet soaps, 9Ra
only 96
This Is tho greatest bargain In tho very
best toilet soap over offered.
HAYDEH BROS
TIME CUTS' GO INTO' EFFECT
Unioi Paalfio Amoncsi New Eohedila for
Nut Innday.
SAVING OF THREE HOURS TO THE COAST
Pennsylvania, with the Santa Fe In
Connection, May Meet the Fast
Service Given liy the Vnndcr-bllt-Ilnrrlman
Lines.
The official gchcdttlo of the Union Faclflo
for tho winter months, which goes Into
effect noxt 'Sunday, was nnnounced by tho
passenger department yesterday morning.
No. 1, tho Overland Limited, tho equip
ment ot which Is to bo entirely new, will
savo three hours over tho present tlmo bo
twee n Chicago and San Francisco. It will
leave Omaha at 8:S0 a. m.' Instead ot 8:20
a. m., arriving at Choyenno at 10:40 p. m.,
an Increase ot one hour and twenty-five
minutes In the running time over tbo Ne
braska division. It will arrive at Ogdcn at
1:40 p.m. Instead ot 2!10,a saving ot ono hour
and twcnty-flvo minutes on tho Wyoming
division. It will arrive at San Francisco at
5:15 p. a. instead of 6:55 p. m., a saving
ot one hour and ten minutes on tho Central
Pacific. The remainder of 'tho total saving
of three hours will be mado by tho North
western between Chicago and Omaha.
No. 3 will bo known as tbo California ox
press Instead of tho Pacific express. It
will loave Omaha tbo sntno as at present,
4:25 p. m., arriving In Cheyenne at 7 a. m.
Instead of 7:35, a saving -of thirty-five min
utes on tho Nebraska division. It will nr
rlvo at Ogden nt 12:30 n. m. Instead ot 3:50,
arriving in San Francisco at 8:25 a. m. In
stead ot 12:25 p. m. A. total saving of four
hours will be mado between Oniaba and tho
coast.
No. C will run through solidly from Chi
cago to the coast for tho first tlmo and
will bo the New York Central's western
connection tor Its now twonty-four-hour
train between New York nnd Chicago. No.
5 wilt leave Omaha at 11:10 p. in. in
stead of 11:35, arriving In Chcyenno at
12:30 p. m., instead ot 12:05 p. m. It will
arrive at Ogden at 7:30 a. m. Instead ot
4 a. m., and at San Francisco at 4:15 p. m.
Instead of 12:25 p. m. Thero Is no change
ot time on tho Fortland and Spokano con
nections ot trains 1, 3 and 5.
No. 101, tbe Fast Mall, will leavo Omaha
at 9 a. m., ten minutes later than at pres
ent. No. 102, tho corresponding train east-
Zinc Douche
Pans
The best doucho nan made. Has an out
let at end, fitted with screw plug and a con
nectton for attaching rubber tubing for
drainage. Trice, each, $2.00. We aro
headquarters for this class of goods. Write
or call for catalogue.
THE H. J. PENFOLD CO.,
Invalid and Medical Supplies,
140S Farnam Street, - - Omaha,
Pianos Sold en Easy Paymanfs.
rcgulnr price, $1.00; on snlo nt 49c
Men's 25a socks lit 10c.
300 dozen men's lino llslo thread socks,
In plain nnd fancy colors, nt 10c.
Men's 60o lisle thread socks nt 19c.
300 dozen men's tine llslo thread socks. In
plain nnd fancy colors, regular prlco 50c,
on salo nt 19c.
Men's union suits at $1.50, $2.00, $3.00 nnd
up.
Men's nnd boys 13c collars nt 6c. I.Cfl)
dozen men's nnd boys' 4-piv linen collars,
In nil the new styles, nil sizes from 12 to
IS. every collar wurrnnWd new nnd perfect,
sold everywhere ut 15c, on salo tit 6c.
HOSIERY SPECIAL, from 10 to II
Ladles' exlrn heavy flccco lined combi
nation suit nt 49c
Ladles' lino hnlf-wova combination suits
nt $1.0O.
Lndles' flno cnmblnntlou suits, Harvard
Mills wool, nt ll.'.'S. .
Lndles' flno Vega silk combination
suits. In pink, bluo nnd white, $2.9$.
Children's extra heavy ileece lined vests,
pants nnd drawers, nt 23o each.
Grand Book Sale
$1.00 copyright books,
39c
.only
Tho new book, "Lives of tho Hunted,"
by Ernest Seton Thompson, now on sale.
25o NOVELS, ONLY 5c
Tho Original McKlnloy Book, by Bishop
Fallows; regular prlco $1.50;
98c
at Haydcns' ,
Saturday Specials
60c Hose Supporters (hook and belt). ...25c
60c l'ockctbooks 25c
60c Chatclalno bags 25c
$1 Satin told Belts . 50c
Special salo on cut bead bags.
Tho very latest 60c automobllo tics nt
Haydcn's for 25c.
$2.25 Battcnbcrg centerpieces, each only
75c.
Pearl Buttons
15c, 20c nnd 25c pearl buttons only.
All sizes; all perfect.
Optical Goods
A full lino of opera nnd field glasses,
magnifiers, reading glasses, tharmomcters,
compasses and all kinds' ot optical goods.
Our spectacles and oye-glasseu aro fitted
by an experienced optician and refractlonlst.
Our prices aro tho lowest". Vo save you
monoy.
bound, will arrive In OniajLik.the.sanjo as
now, 3.25 p. m., A chajigOt.wIlKbo mado
In tho equipment of No. 101 'and It will
carry a rccllnlng'cbalr car and n tburlst car
out of Omaha, picking- up Ja Kanins City
tourist car at Cheyenno ,androaklng n closo
connection for- Portland via tho Oregon
Railway & Navigation, company.
Tho change In time In tho eastbound
schedulo Is slight. No. 2 nnd No. f will
contlnuo to nrrlvo In Omaha, as nt present,
tho former nt 7:30 p. m, nnd tho latter at
4:35 p. m. No. 4 will arrlvo hero at 7:05 a.
m. instead of 6:50 n. m.
The Oregon Short Line has also nn
nounced Its new tlmo card,- offectlvo next
Sunday, to connect with that of tho Union
Pacific. It provides for an extrn train
each wny dally between Salt Lako and Og
den. Tho shortening of tlmo by- Iho Vanderbllt
and Harrlman roads from tho Atlantic to
Our Usual Matinee
Takes Place Saturday
Now nrrivnls in our boys' and misses' departments
the new rope stitch double sole the extension heels in
fact the swellest shoes ever shown are to be found at this
store only Saturday wo price them A Cfl
(all widths and sizes) $1.75 and OliJU
MEN'S SHOES
the new double deckers in vici kid, box calf ftQ CA
and patent leathers price OuiuU
WOMEN'S SHOES
Just in box calf matt kid upper welts only AA Cft
all widths and sizes price : OZiuU
The Rochester Shoe Go
1515 Douglas Strut 1515
SATURDAY BARGAIN BASEMENT
Men's nnd women's shoes broken lines QQfl
values up to 4.00 sale price, 1.08 and gQ(j
Boys and girls' shoes broken lines, 88c and 69c.
Just a Little-
Tulle nliout boys shoes won't bo niiilss
today Wo llko to tell you nbout our
91.no shoes for Svo'cnn't nay enough
nbout their wearing qualities Mado as
good shoes nro always inndo from hon
est leather from too to tin Just such
a shoo as thenverago boy wants be
cause It will stand lots of linrd knocks
and still look nnd wear well Hrlng tho
boys lu Saturday and let us give tliem
n careful flt In tho best $1.50 shoo ever
sold in Omnlia.
4
Drexel Shoe Co.,
Omaha.' Vp-to-Uata Shoe House.
1410 FAHXAM STIIKET.
Kerr Fall CatatoKue Novr Heady.
The largest lino of men's flno colored
laundered shirts In Omaha nothing but tho
best brands made on snlo nt 49c, 75c nnd
$1.00, worth double. ...
Men's nil wool sweaters, In plain nnd
fancy colors, nt 9So, $1.60 nnd Jl.'.K.
Men's cardigan Jackets, In black, blue
nnd brown, nt $1.00, $1.60, $2.00 nnd up.
Men's 25c wool socks, In camel s hnlr
color nnd black, nt 12',ae.
Men's 60c Suspenders nt 25c.
Men's heavy work gloves nnd mittens
nt 23c, 4Do, 75c nnd up. .
Men's 60c neckwear nt 23c, In nil tho new
colors nnd styles.
a. m.
Children's heavy cotton ribbed vests nnd
pants, In Hnrvurd Mills mnke, nil sizes, nt
Children's lino Harvnrd Mills combination
suits, in nil sl7es, nt 11.50 nnd $1.75.
Children's black tights, In ull sizes, nt
tOc.
Ladles' outing flannel skirts, knee
length, nt 39o.
Lndles' outing llnnncl gowns nt 19c, In nil
sizes.
Graat
Jewelry Sala
Wntches, guaranteed to be nccu- QQa
rnto timepieces wUU
Gold-plated watches, American tA AO
movements V&lvO
Ladles' gold-filled wntch chnins,
Boldcrcd links, with solid gold tl 4Q
siido MliHO
Gold-nilcd rings, Tiffany style, mountings
sot with rubles, pearls, emeralds and tor
quolso; also plain band nnd chased
rings, In nil sizes, cqunl to $5.00 to $o0.00
2"?: . 25c and 50c
Theso rlugs aro wnrrnntod to wear and
not to turnlsh. Kxamlno them.
Chickens and Ducks
Fresh dressed spring chickens 7c
Fresh dressed spring ducks 10c
Fresh crisp celery, per stalk 254o
Capo Cod cranberries 754c
Choose and Fish
Iowa Cream Chceso 10a
Wisconsin Brick Chceso lla
New Anchovies, per lb 1214c
New Holland Herring, each 214c
Fancy Codfish tablets, each 1254c
t
tho 'Pacific will, lit Is oxpected In .rail--
road circles, arouse tho Pennsylvania ito
decisive action. ,It Is Intimated that this
road, In connection with the Santa Fe, Is
preparing to tricot the action by cutting ttift
tlmo still more than has been dono by tho
Vnnderbllt-Harrlman roads. Tho contest
may affect rates as well as. tlum beforo nil
Is over.
St. John's I.oiIkc ,n. S5, A. 1'. & A. 31.
I ' 11 11 r nil Notice.
I All members nro requested to nttend the'
funerat of our lato brother nnd past master,
J. B. Bedflcld, at tho Masonic temple, Sun
day, Nov. 3, at 2:15 p. m. Friends of the
doccascd who aro not members of tho fra
tornlty nro Invited to ussemblo in tho largo
hall. Interment nt- Prospect Hill.
CHAHLES S. LbDINOIEU,
Master.
1
Youth's and Boys'
Stylet and Novaltics
A display remarkable for Ms extent, variety and prices.
Rather nil unusual special In boys' suits nnd overcoats for Satur
day. An offer you will II ml urently to your benefit. A special lot
or samplo lines of suits nnd overcoats, cont lining but a few of enrli
kind, nnd mado by tho best mnkors In Now York. They aro for youths
from 13 to 20 years of ago nnd woro designed to retail nt Jlo.oo to
$15.W-your choice for $5.00 nnd $7.60.
Hoys' flno yoko overcoats, ages 5 to II. Special lines Just re
ceived, tho most exclusive novelty fabrics. Overcoats that nro made
to Hell for i6.w to $10.00 specially priced for Saturday nt $2.93, $3.73
nnd $3.00.
Hoys' chinchilla frlezo storm collar reefers, specially priced for
Saturday nt $1.95, $2.93 nnd $3.75. . .
Hoys' very flno RuhsIuii blouso overcoats, ages 3 to 7, specially
priced nt J3.7K nnd $5.0).
Hoys' 3-pteco kneo pnnts suits, nges S to 10, nil new fabrics, spe
cially priced at $2.93, $J.75 nnd $3.00.
FINE FALL HATS
Saturday very special values.
Men's stiff huts, In tho best stocks nnd newest blocks, on sato nt
$1.0o. $1.25, $1.60 and $1.75.
Men's fedorns, patdins nnd R. R. lints, on snlo ut 76c $1, $1.60, $2.00,
Men's golf lints, In nil colors, nt $!.. $1.23, $1.50 and $2.00.
Roys' huts on snlo at 40e, 60o nnd "3c.
Hoys' enps, nil good patterns, n special purchaso of about 110 dozen,
on snip nt 23u and .TV:.
Children's camel's hnlr Tarn O'Shantcrs, regular 73c nnd $1 values,
on salt) nt 50c.
SUGAR
The trust Is broken. Sugar going lower
Haydcn's 20-lbs graulated sugar
Candy Department
Stick Doublo refined, per lb
Stick Hoarhound, per lb
Stick Fancy twist, per lb
Mixed Choice, Slic; fancy
6io
7o
7Uo
So
13c
7c
654c
8Uo
13c
S54c
81io
8-ic
SVic
814o
754c,
9c
84o
8V4c
754o
1814c
loo
1214c
1214c
10c
714c
25c
22c
2414o
2214c
25c
25c
, 20c
23c
. 25o
Mixed Broken, 7ftc; French
Mixed Kindergarten
Caramels
Lemon Drops
Chocolato Drops, lie; fancy
Jelly Beans
Conversation Hearts
Cinnamon Imperials
Lozenges, mint ....
Wtntcrgrecn
Peanut Squares
Rock Candy, all string
Rock Candy, part string
Ecllpso Mixed Candy
Crown Mixed
Moonlight Kisses
Hobson Kisses
Swedish KIbbos
Sunbeam Kisses
Trilby Kisses
Bon Oons
Vnnllln Creams
Roso Creams
Mint Opera Creams
Butter Creams
Opera Wafers
Maplo Wafors
Flno hnud-mado Chocolates ....
Flno Marshmallow Chocolates ..
Cream Almonds
Fruit Departmant
Now largo dates, per pound Cc
Now California figs, per pound Cc
Fancy lemons, per dozen 10c
Bananas, per dozen 15c
Coffee and Tea Prices
Siberian. Diamond coffee, 1214c; Siberian
II. B, Coffee, 1314c; very flno Santos coffee
15c; Quatcmalu coffee, 20c; Interior Java
coffee, 23cj prlvnto growth, Java, 3114c;
Ansola Java, 32c; Mandolins Java, 33c;
Arabian Mocha and Old Government, 35c.
With every pound of good tea from 45c to
60c you got a faucy teapot.
A' BRIGHT HOME rviAKES A MERRY
HEART." JOY TRAVELS ALONG WITH
SAPOLIO
Foxy Quiller -
With all. Its chnrmlug songs, will bo
hero this week Look' out for "Tho
Swearing Skipper," for "Quiller Has tho
Hrnln." Tho "Cheating I'eddlar" and
"Polly Wants a Cracker" nro nlso eye
openers Como nnd see our display Wo
liavo all that Is In demand Our special
sale of "Two Steps" closes Saturday
ulght nfter that regular prices again
Don't miss this sale you will surely
regret It.
A. HOSPE,
Motlt and Art. 1513-1515 Outfit.
Do You Feel Like Candy
today? Do you want somo delicious
confectionery? You can got as flno ns
Is mado from us and It will not cost you
so much as poorer enndy would Wo
don't harp all the tlmo on tho purity of
our candy because we're cranks on that
subject or because wo think nobody
else on- earth makes puro candy Wo
simply want to have you reallzo the
great Importance of buying nothing but
pure, fresh, wholesome confections nnd
to impress upon 3'ou tho fact that If
you buy It of us you're SUltH.
W. S. Baldufl.
1620 FmrttBtti St.
If Young Wives-
would Insist upon placing only n guaran
teed mnko of heater or range In tholr new
homo thero would never be heard tho old
complaint: "Tho houso Is cold," "tho gas or
coal bill Is too much," or "your biscuits aro
not tho ' kind mothor used to mako" Tbo
wlfo is, or certainly ought to be, tho boos
ot tbo stovo Question, and It's a wlso wlfo
who comes hero to mako her selection Wo
sell Favorlto stoves and ranges that havo
cxcellout winning features about their con
struction to win back the affections ot a
discontented husband Thon our-prices aro
always lowest for good stoves.
A. C. Raj'mer
Builders Hardware and Tools.
1614 Farnam St.
Mill Ordtrs Filltd.
UlXriCII'
flAT UMiS
SALE.
every day.
Saturday nt
1.00
Cracker Department
Soda crackers So
Oyster crackers 6o
Milk crackers Go
Pearl crackers Kq
Farina crackers 6c
Ginger snaps Eo
Fresh oysters, per quart 86o
Dates, per pound Co
Tobacco Department
Star plug chowlng tobacco 3754o
llorscshoo plug chewing tobacco ....37(40
Ncrvo plug chowlng tobacco 3714o
Battlo Axo 35a
Newsboy tobacco 350
Bull Durham smoking tobacco 6O0
Duko's Mixture 35o "
Meerschaum smoking tobacco 36a
Undo Tom smoking tobacco 35 0
Old stylo smoking tobacco 25c
Grocery Specials
Corn meal, 16c sack; 24-lb. sack puro rya
flour, 45c; 10-lb. sack puro Oraham, 16c;
24-lb. ssnck puro ryo-araham, 45c; fancy
ovaporatcd California peaches, now 1901
crop, 9c: strictly choice California peaches,
new crop, 1901, at 1214c; very good old
crop peaches, C14c; new crop ovaporatcd
blackberries, 9c; new crop evaporated
apricots, 1901, at 1214c; new cleaned pa
ir os currents, 1214c; now California mus
catel raisins, 10c; now California prunes,
314c, 4c, 6c, 814c nnd 1214c?"
HAYI)i: UROS' fiHIIAT SAI.H OK
Can Goods
can Strawberries iq0
cau Gooseberries 50
can Blackberries 80
can Raspberries I0o-
can Apricots 1214o
can Peaches 1214a
can very flno sifted Peas 12V4o
can nil kinds ot Plums 1214a
enn Tomatoes , 0o
can Corn 714a
can String Beans .75410
can Succotash i 714a
can Red Kidney Beans 714o
can Wax Beans 714a
can Gardon Beets 10a
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