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THE OMAITA DAILY TVER. TTIVIJSDA V, PKCKMliFK 5, 1001.
COLORADO IS COMING BACK
1711! itn Bs Enrtlltd ii Epnbllci
Riki Oioo Mm,
K M. STEVENSON ON THE OUTLOOK
JVatlnnnl ('ntnmlttppinnii IVrla Very
Hopeful of llpdppniliin; llli Slnte
from Hip Control of ronton
Xrxt Vrnr.
"We watched Nebraska's late senatorial
contest with keenest Intercut, and I pre
tint Nebraska Is watching Colorado's ac
tion with much tho t,ani feeling," nald Hon.
A. M. Stevenson of Denver at the Her Grand
botel yesterday. .Mr. Stcvcnspn Is re
turning from i visit ot Inspection to his
broad acres In northwestern Iowu nbovo
Bloux City, accompanied by J, S. Moodle, a
rnlno owner, and II. J, Mayham, n promoter,
both of whom also are from Denver.
Mr. Stevenson has long been conspicuous
in Colorado polities and Is particularly so
nt thin time, when ho Is considered among
venatorlal possibilities. In speaking fur
ther of matters political he said!
"Tho Nebraska contest was ended, 1
thought, very happily, nlthough It hcemcd
to me and to most of thoso who watched
It from across Htnto bounary lines that Mr.
jRosnwatcr and Mr. Thompson were thy
pnc-B to whom tho offices really belonged.
Jt know both tho men finally named, how
arvor, and have respect for and confidence
in them as men of the right business quail
Bentlons.
"In tho Colorado contest to be wanod
thorn will be, to start with, a free-for-all
plan, and to make any definite forecast
Bow would bo useless, for tho legislature
Is stilt In doubt, tho half of the senate
Membership so far elected boltig ot demo
cratic complexion, Republicans wcro given
fnuch encouragement by tho returns of ihe
sst eloctlon In tho comities outside of
Arapahoe, and feel very hopeful, but not
nbsoluUly secure, for In tho stato senat
tho democrats will have tho advantage) of
several hold-overs. In fact, the whole
situation at this time Is one on which ! do
)aot caro to bnBO predictions for publication.
CnmllilMtm fur finvprnnr,
"Naxt fall our republican energies will be
groused to the possibilities of electing a
republican governor despite free sliver, to
which a certain demagogue element Is ntlll
trying to hold tho people. In this again,
ther will bo evident tho fact that Colorado
lias moro statesmen than any other state In
thn union of tho same population. No one
can bo said to have yet become moro prom
inent than tho others, but among those
most frequently talked of are Frank C.
Ooudy, who has good claim on tho nomina
tion becauso of his energetic battle for tho
offlco last time; J. V. Springer, presi
dent of tho National Live Stock
association, now In session In Chicago,
nd ncnernt Irving Hale, of whom Denver
Is especially proud becauso of his record
In that city ns u boy and of his record
t West Point, which stands today un
rqualcd by that of any other young man
who ever nttnndcd through tho full
course. (Jencral Halo won his stars In
tho Spanish-American wnr. Outsldo of
Denver thero In Irving Howbcrt, a proml
aont banker of Colorado Springs, and
Thomas F. Walsh, tho generous enter
tainer, who, though at present In Wash
ington, Is resident In Ouray, where he has
extensive mining Interests."
Concerning President Roosevelt's message
Mr. Stovonson said: "It Is refreshing to
read a. message of such originality. Itooso
Tolt has a better acquaintance with the
west than any man ever beforo In tho prcsl
doutUl chair, and I feel certain that thu
people of Colorado will bo delighted with It,
for his recommendations concerning Irriga
tion of arid lands and other developments
In which wo wero particularly Interested
are really moro than wo could havo es
poctcd. I expect much benefit to tho wholo
vest from his administration nnd am cer
tain that he Is stronger than over with my
Btnte."
Mr. Etovenson's visit In Omnba Is to be
brief, for ho has only somo personal busi
ness with tho railroad companies to attend
to, tho matter being In roferenco to ship-(itng.
CHINESE EDITOR IS COMING
Vk I'hoii riipiv of Sim KrnnpUfo Will
J.prtnrp In Onmhn
i ' ' Thuradny.
Ng Poon Chew, a Chinese idltor of San
Francisco, accompanied by his American
manager and two Chinese ahsUtants, tho
Messrs. I.owc, will arrive In Omaha to
day to glvo a froo lecture anl enter
tainment, at tho First Presbyterian church.
Mr. Chow- will peak on tho subject, "Tho
CrUU In China," which Is said to be a
tsr lecturo, sparkling with wit and humor.
Ills two assistants, who nppear In native
costume, will sing In both Chlneso and
American and will play on Oriental In
struments. Mr. Chew la highly educated
In English, nnd while ho spcuks without a
truce of his Mongolian origin, Is thoroughly
ersed In affairs of tho Flowery kingdom.
buchananTells his home
Grnrrnl I'nftarngrr AhpiH of 1ip Klk
horn Dlaitoam of U Ileal
deuce to John If, llrnnii,
n. C. Peters & Co. report tho salo of the
residence of J. It. Iluchanan on Thirty
eighth street north of Farnam to John H.
Brown.
Tho property consists of a lot BfixltO foot
and u twelve-room pressed brick house, con
structed a lew years ago. Tho considera
tion Is given as $10,000. Mr. Drown will
Immediately occupy tho house, and for tho
present Major Iluchanan nnd family will oc
cupy rooms f.t a boarding house.
A coated tongue, foul broath and clogged
condition In tho bowels miggostH tho use of
Prickly Ash Hitters. It Is Just suited for
uch ailments.
Christmas sale at First Prcsbytcrlau
church Friday, Decembor C, beginning at 10
. m. and continuing through tho after
noon and ovenlug. Turkey dinner from II
to 2 o'clock. Price. COc.
THE PRESIDENT SAYS
that the government must control trusts.
Bo far we have neon able to hold down
the Omaha drug trust without tbo aid of
the government, but If it becomes desper
ate and unmanageable we'll call on Mr.
Roosevelt because ho says In his big piece
printed In tho papers that he's "fornlnst"
the trusts.
50c Omega Oil 40c
SI. 00 Temntatlon Tonta .15a
11.00 Peruna Co
11 Parisian Hotr Tonlo (guaranteed).,,, 75o
tl.CO Iler'B Malt Whisky- 7So
J1.00 Wine of Cardul 5!o
11.00 Butler's Female Ilegulator 75o
Mo Cramer's Kidney ('urn 40a
J5c Laxative Ilromo Quinine 1'Jo
V6o quinucentoi, iesi tor corns vxi
12.00 Cramer'H Tatisy and Cotton Root
and Pennyroyal Pills , .tl.oo
Qet our prices on runner goons all Kinds.
PAYS THE JUDGMENT IN FULL
.Nnlrl nnd Cimipnny Petite filth FrnnU
llolotirlippk After KIkIiI
I rnrV I'lutit.
After a fight of eight years Swift and
Company yesterday paid In full tho Judg
ment against It of ?9,02S.73 In favor of Frank
Holourbeck for personal Injuries sustained
while defendant was In tho employ of plain
ttlf, Tho case has a varied history of re
versals, appeals, remanding nnd re-trials.
Jacob I. Kaley fought tho case for plaintiff
In the early part of 1S!I3 Holourbeck was
hurt at the company's plant and on April
1C of that year he Instituted suit to recover
damages In the district court of Dougtaa
county. On March 11, 1893, ho secured a
verdict awarding, him $3,000, Judgo Hope
well gave Judgment for this amount on this
verdict six weeks later.
Swift and Company appealed tho case to
tho supreme court, where tho Judgment was
reversed. Holourbeck moved for n rehear
ing and this was dcnioil, but. tho case was
remanded back to the district court for
trial
The matter finally camo up In ISM and on
May 27 of that year a second verdict was
secured, this time for $ll,r,00. The Judg
ment for the amount followed In June. The
defendant tht time carried tho case up on
error and tho supreme court again reversed
the Judgment.
Plaintiff asked for a rehearing, which
was granted. As a result tho supreme
rourt on rehearing affirmed the Judgment
nnd ordered a rcmltltur of $1,000. Finally,
on November IS last, tho mandate of the
supreme court was filed In the district
court hero nnd yesterday Holourbeck re
ceived bis money.
Huy It. Try It. You will never change
your brand. Cook's Imperial Extra l)iv
Champagne never falls to please.
CR0WELUS CASE GOES OVER
.IiiiIup MtniKPr nt Anxloita to llrtiis
."nfnllpos loreateit Itnl .Men
to Onto tin.
SOHAEFER'S
Cut Prix
Drug Store
Tat. tT. . ft. Cr. llk ui OkloAB
iANotpm WmMM t ui tn ate,
United States Deputy Marshal James
Allan came In from Itancroft, Neb., Tues
day night, having In custody Ocorgo Crowell,
a farmer whose home is nine miles east ot
tho town nnd who Is charged with Belling
liquor to the Indians of tho Omaha reserva
tion In south Thurston county, Just across
the lino from his farm In Burt county.
Crowell will bo released on furnishing $100
ball, which he Is amply able to do, and his
case goes over to the May term.
One reason for the deferment Is the fact
that Judge Mungcr has no desire to bring to
Omaha and into his court thoso noblo red
men ot tho Omaha reservation when their
neighbors, the Wlnnobagos, Immediately to
the north, have smallpox still nmong them.
Don't forget to use a little Prickly Ash
Hitters whenever tho stomach or bowels
arc disordered. It quickly corrects such
troubles and makes you feol bright and
cheerful.
A I.oiik .Tourney.
Means extra money for meals and Incident
als, and a wnsto of valuable tlmo enroutc.
Why Incur unnecessary expenso anil delay
In traveling via circuitous routes when you
can ride in the finest trains on a perfectly
ballasted track, over a dlroct routo. Tho
fast trains of tho Union Pacific reach San
Francisco and Portland, from Omaha, 15
hours ahead of nil competitors.
City ticket oftlco, 132 1 Farnam, 'Phone 316.
f rj.OO for n Half n ITnyS Work.
If you live In the country or In a small
town and have a good acquaintance among
tho farmers nnd stockralsers in tho neigh
borhood, you can make $5.00 easily by four
or five houra work. Write us nnd wo will
send you our proposition. The Ileo Publish
ing uompnny, Solicitor's Dept., Omahn, N'eb.
Send articles of Incorporation, notices ot
stockholders' meetings, etc., to The Bee.
Wo will give them proper legal Insertion.
Telephone 238.
Shumpoolng and hair dressing, 25c. In
connection with the Bathory, 216-220 Boo
building. Telephone 1716.
Publish your legal notices In the Weekly
Ilee. Telephone 238.
milt).
WOODWARD-Mrs. Minnie, wife of John
I,. Hester. December 3 at 5 p. m. at 41"
William street.
Kunernl Friday, December 6, 9 n. m nt
St. .Phllomena's church. Interment Holy
Hcntileh re.
DOHKUTV Miss Annie, at the homo ot
her brother, Joseph Dohcrty, 952 North
Twctity-llftI) nvenue.
Kunernl from St. John's Colleglnto church.
Twenty-fifth nnd California, nt 9 o'clock
Thursday morning, Decembers.
GIVE A LOOK
at our fine assortment
of band and triplicate
mirrors. Nothing more
dainty or useful for ray
lady's toilet table.
These mirrors como in
ehony, mahogany nnd
Kngllsh oak heavy
bevel glass, extra fine
quality but tho prices
are regular bargain
counter style $1.00 up.
Our line of holiday
goods Is larger than
usual and the prices lower. It's an easy
matter to select your Christmas gifts here.
The storo Is full of useful and dainty
novelties.
MYERS-DILLON DRUG GO.
16TH AND FARNAM S?TS.
Fine Whiskies
Rattled in bond.
ft Slie !er' Mnlt 00 o
Old Tnjlor, per at....qil.00
V, II. Mollrnyer,
(.CedurlirooV) ..St.flO
For the Ladies
"Sevonty-Sfivott Delicious
DIkIicr," n dainty little hou
vimlr vook book free, with
our eonutllnu'iits. Given
froo to all who call.
Pure California Wines (bottle-ripe),
35c, 60c and 75c quart.
Out-of-town ordortt promptly
tilled. City orders delivered.
CACKLEY BROS.
wnoi.KH.ii.rc i.iciroit merchants.
Opposite Pnstnftlcr. Telephone J 14b.
AOBNT8 FOR THE CELEBRATED
HUNTER RYE WHISKY.
DEBATE ON CONSOLIDATION
EdiUri of TTs.kly Pap.ri Talk B.f.r Ritl
IDEAS ON THE QUESTION EXCHANGED
Hsppi'lnl ioltloii to I'llin, lint
III ertrpiicp of Views n to the
DetiilU nml Method of
I'roenrdtire.
The meeting of tho Ileal Estate exchange
yesterday was one of tho largest ever held
by tho organization, tho notice ot tho pros
enco of tho publishers of weekly papers to
discuss the subject of the change In tho
form of municipal government being tho
cause.
J. S. Knox, on behalf of tho taxntlon com
mittee, briefly explained tho position of tho
exchango on tho subject, saying that the
oxchnngo had no grlevnnco against any
officeholder or political party of any of tho
cities or county, simply believing thnt less
expenso would result for a consolidation of
the governments. Tho oxchnngo has no pet
theory or plan, but simply for thn Idea of u
reduction of thn expenses of government.
J. O. Kelly of the South Omaha Journnl
Stockman said that ho could sto no disad
vantage to como from consolidation; that
everything to bo said must bo said In Its
favor, and that poor business policy Is
shown in maintaining two city governments.
Ho said that the combination would result
In better postal facilities nt less expunso to
tho government.
J. E. Regan, representing the Quill, ssld
that tho policy of tho Quill would bo di
reefed by the County Democracy and that
tho club members residing In tho city
favored tho Idea and that all of tho opposi
tion came from tho members from tho coun
try and South Omaha Tho club has taken
no position In the mattor. but tho speaker
believed that opposition Is only duo to lack
of Information. Ho said a plan should be
outlined beforo newspnpor discussion Is
taken up.
Clement Chase of tho Excelsior said that
ho thought the question of constitutional
limitation should bo settled; that it Is In
tcrefltlng to noto that men not usually seen
In public gatherings aro hero taking part
and thnt an answer to tho question pro
pounded by Mr. Kount.e should be an
swered beforo practical steps can be tnken.
leaving the question of consolidation,
Mr. Chase took up the question of the pro
posed now hotel to bo erected by P. 12. Her.
"Thero Is nothing," ho said, "that helps the
rotull trade like n constant flow of visitors,
and nothing stimulates thin flow like goon
hotels."
C. Vincent of the Central Farmer said
that he favored the plan of consolidation
and that when the people aro united on tho
subject the means to carry It out will be
found.
Ridley's Cloaks
On Snle Thursday nt Less Than Half of Rid-
I ley's Prices Unusual Saving Opportunities
ALSO VERY RDMARKABLE BARGAINS in WOMEN'S PURNISIIINGS
Chlcnga nml Return fl4.75.
On December 1, 2, : and 4 the Illinois
Central railroad will sell tickets to Chi
cago and return at rato of J14.75, limited
until December S. For particulars call at
city ticket office, H02 Farnam street, or
address W. H. Drill, D. P. A., I. C. R. R.,
Omaha, Neb.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c. In
connection with tho Pathcry. 216-220 Deo
building. Telephone 1716.
Re perfect American Shoe
Porosis
at $3.50 Always
The Ideal Shoe for women, fitting
thn feet like custom work. Some
linos of $3.50 Shoes may look like
J5.W Shoe, but Sorosls aro t5.X
values, selling at 13.50 always.
THE SURPASS WELTS
at $2.50 always
Is our other line of women's shoos.
Q which bus no equal at anywhere ne-.ir
our price. We carry no maehlnn
sewed Hhoes, Of sires and kind
there Is a complete asHortinonl.
Also tho finest Hue of children's
Shoes In the city.
Sorosis Shoe Store
203 S. 15th St.
Frank Wilcox, iMgr.
Send for Catalogue.
Do You Smoke?
We sell the
Henry (ieorKe,
lulnnil of Cnbn,
0. II. It..
Supreme .Itmtice,
St. .lumen,
I.lttle Tom.
- Utile Nnnoua,
nonster,
5c Each 7
Huhcrl llurim,
121 Teleicrnfo,
Ann Held,
Tom Moore,
Cuptnlii Mnrrynt,
Knnonn,
1. u Hlneerlilod,
Kl Prlnelue Dr Fifties,
Cltnneellor,
SOc Each.
Telephone Ull),
DRUG
AM)
PAINT
14th mull Uuuilu Sta.
FULLER
CO.
A Rare Treat for Christmas
Is our Mctz lager beer There's no bettor
beer brewed than this, and Its purity nnd
flavor make It as popular as it Is wholesome.
It gives health and strength to those who
uso It. Woil deliver at your houso In
cases of 2 dozen quarts or pints, Leave
your order today
Metz Bros. Brewing Go.
Tel. ltll, Omulin.
Or Jacob Neumayer, Agt., care Niutuayor
JIoteU-CouBcll Blults, Iowa.
Women's S25, SJO and SJ5 Stllsh Jack.
els, $9.98 Wo ottor you tho choloo
of 125 stylish short Jackets, all mado
ot tbo finest materials, Including Hug
lleli kersey, cheviots, Venetians, vicu
nas, etc., heavy satin, brocaded silk
nnd tailor twilled linings, some have
Persian lamb and Krlmmcr collars and
rovers, they are all tailor stitched and
strap trimmed. It Is the choicest lot
of women's flno Jackets, ever shown
In the city, tho cheapest ono In tho
entire lot Is worth $15, nnd tho ma
jority Ridley sold for $25, J30 and
135, nil go on salo Thursday at 19.98.
Women's Jackets worth up to 810.00,
various materials, all colors, on salo
at 13.60.
Women's Dress Skirts tnndo of all
wool homespun materials, In now
grays, graduated flounce, with stitched
bands of taffeta, $0.00 values, at J2.98.
Women's Silk Skirts worth 811.30,
on sale at 15.98.
Women's Silk Skirts worth 5U2.C0,
on sale nt 110.00.
l.onjf Coats at S6.50 Tnclutllrtgr CO-ln.
Newmarkets, 42-Inch Automobiles, 58
Inch Raglans, nn elegant assortment
of stylish nnd high grade garments,
your choice of tho entlro lot' 10.50.
42-Inch Automobiles thnt sold In tho
regular way up to 121.50, on salo at
114.50.
Full Length Raglans with yokes,
half lined. In oxfords and various col
ors, special 19.98.
Women's Tailor-made Suits nowest
stylo and choicest fabrics, 122.BO and
125.00 values, Thursday, 110.00.
Women's Tailor-made Suits tho choic
est from the Rldloy stock, they sold
them up to 159.00, on sale Thursday
at 125.00.
JO-lnch Electric Seal Capes full
rwecp, heavy satin lining, Ridley's
price up to 125.00, special Thursday
only 110.00.
Women's Astrakhan Jackets fully
guaranteed, heavy satin lined, fine
flassy curl, Ridley's price 127.50, spe
cial 115.00.
Imitation Stone .Marten Scarfs clustor
ot six tails, Ridley's price 13,00, our
prlco 11.98.
Collarettes in light one! tlnrk fur
combination, different styles of fur,
Ridley's prlco 11.00, our prlco 12.50.
Golf Skirts nil colors, ncwoat stylos,
benutlful materials, extraordinary
values, at 14.9S, IG.OS and 19.98, Uld-ley'-
prices wcrc Just nbout double.
$1.00 Wool Shawls, 50c-hnnd knit
wool shawls, hoods, fascinators and
children's caps, worth 11.00, at 60c
23c Mittens at 10c Pair ladles'
misses and children's all wool mittens,
all sizes, at lOo a pair.
SOc .Mlllcns at 25c Pair Indies', mlssos'
and boys' saxony wool mittens, plain
or fancy backs, at 25c a pair.
51.00 Silk .Mittens SOc Pair - indlos'
silk mittens In plain and fancy backs,
worth 11.00, at 50c a pair.
Women's 75c Underwear .19c wotnon'rf
flno underwear, In medium and heavy
weight, plain nml flecco lined, up to
75c values, nt 39c.
50c Underwear 17 l-2c all tho missos',
children's and boys' vests, pants nnd
drawers In heavy ribbed nnd fleece
lined from thn llldlcy stock, worth up
to fiOe, go at 17fec.
Ladies' $1.50 Union Suits, 5Bc ladles'
all wool union suits In fast black nnd
sliver gray, all sl.et, worth up to
11.60, at, each, f.Oc.
J5c Hosiery 15c .MlMe' nnd chll
droit's all wool heavy ribbed hose, at
15 cents.
Ladles' 50c cashmere wool hose, ex
tra fine quality, go at 25c pair.
All the 60e and 75c all wool knit
toques for boys nnd girls. In plain and
colors, at 25c.
600 styles of Holiday Slippers for
men and women the largest line In
tho city 50c to 15.00 a pair.
N DEL!
s
R-rToE
ts suns
.. Store
1AT ucn
' Bie Price
IS Concessions
on FINE CLOTHING to do Some
Enormous Selling This Week.
Men's $10 & storm ulstirs, $5.75
Boy's $7.50 long ovoreoats $3.95
Men's $10 blue sergo suits, $6.00
mm
WMUJ
Men's Stylish Winter Suits
and Overcoats.
Harf
Schiftner
Clothe
Suits made of fine 'all wool materiala
worsteds, tweeds and cheviots, in blue,
black and oxfords, and the new colors.
Overcoats in kerseys, vicunas, frieze blue,
black and oxford gray, with or without
yoke, made to sell for 18 Of A
ar--.-.sale price this week 10 1 U
YOUNG MEN'S EXTKA FJNE lon? overcoats for young
men of ,r to J J) years overcoats made .extra long with or with
out yokes, made to retail for 10 to 1S Clfl
sale price 5.00. 7.50 and dill
Men's extra fine stout and slim suits 1125 sample suits of
finest worsted, tweeds and cheviots suits made to retail up to
0r.l:'!"r: S7.50, SIO, $15
Slim stilts come in sizes .IS to 42,
Stout stilts come In sizes 30 to 4(1,
Don't overlook the black and white, the newest pattern in
long overcoats, at 20.00 and $22.50.
HAYDEN BROS.
Selling the Most Clothing in Omaha.
. HOWELL'S
Anti-Kawf
bark, the cough and the cold
what they might do.
Only 25c a bottle at the drug store.
Wouldn't it be awful if the
council would lock every
body up who coughed or
barked? Yes, it, would bo
dreadful if wo didn't have
Anti-Kawf to stop the
Better not 'risk it. Can't tell
K
EEL.EY "C e ral ''""I'l"11 lla Kceler arMera of Inatl.
piinn (uiea, i nc onir ivreier iMslltnt in Nebraska. Dart.
nriiukciiueaa, Curat Drill TJaer.t, Tobacco L'aera.
ICKKMJY INSTITtTi:. lit aud I.rrtTPnwortb, Omnba.
rnu
ASK FOR A
Contains the best Havana Tobacco. Equal to imported cigars.
fJmuUuUiretf by-F. II IUc Moroantilo Cigar Co., SU Ioul, Uuloa 4lKd
Improvements
The details that leatl to this
trade-events have been marked
with the interest the store hears
you. To the intelligent lAiyer the
display here has a deeper mean
ing than the eye-pleasing decora
tions carry.
In every sense, the store
has been active in improv
ing its serrice, making
trading more ckeerfuL it
means that there shall be
110 store here that can do
so well by you, nor that can
please you so well in the
service, in the efforts to
entertain, and hold closer relations with you
than any other in the popular wide trade
intercourse.
Boys' Clothing
The average clothing store either keeps you busy buying
or keeping the clothes in repair. Jt takes carefulest. oiotli
making to give, honest goods and honest making to give
Hie boy proper service. Wo are not, getting so much of
your trade by mere pretensions. A good store this, for the
mother and her boy.
K,aTairT.r'
HAYDEN
"Particulars Are in nrrinr-
$ the Goods Are In,"
The entire stock of Goodman & Strauss'
jackets, raglans, automobiles, suits, waists
and wrappers; Shall & Silberman's rag
lans; Max Solomon, kown ns the "King of
Skirt Makers," the world over, and Bern
stein & Levi's waists in all, between forty
and 50,000 worth of ladies' ready-to-wear
garments right at your doors, just at
the commencement of cold weather and
just at the time when you need a winter
wrap most. To those of you who haw?
waited this is a golden opportunity. In all
the history of our cloak department we
have never hnd such magnificent bargains
all new and stylish, made by the best,
manufacturers in the United States and
bought by our buyer on his recent trip to
New York nt 33 l-3c to 50c on the dollar.
Watch this space every day f. r the next fifteen days. You
can make up your mind to one tiling, that is your winter gar
ment can be bought at less than you ever paid before.
50 do.en women's all wool waists, nicely trimmed with six
rows of mohair braid, with tho new sleeve and the new AQf
cuff, from the Jt. & L. stock; worth 2.0(f, for H3u
200 women's rainy day skirts from the Max
Solomon stock; worth 4.50, for
1.98
Women's rjiRlnns from Goodman
Strauss, worth up to JtR.00, for $9.08.
r0 dozen women'H wrappura (rom tho
Btock of II. Ettclson & Co., worth U.G0,
for "He.
fiOO sltlrts nlroly trlmmeil with ! and fi
rows ot stitched tnffcta or satin, mado ot
nil wool serges and cheviots, lined with
near sill: and trimmed with silk velvet; n
skirt worth $15.00, for $1.90.
& j 20f women's Jackets, 27 Inches Ions, mndn
of American Woolen Mills' Veraey, Skin
ner s satin lined; a garment worth up to
$18.00. for $$.P0.
BO dozen women'H dressing snrnucs mado
In all wool eiderdown, nlrely trimmed la
black and colors, worth $2.B0, for fiSo.
100 chlUlron'fl Jackets Svorth $1, for $1.3!V
200 women's automobiles mndn of all
wool kerseys, In rnwtors, tans and blacks.
worth $ir,.00, for JC.B0.
Watch the papers for further particulars from day to day.
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Buying,
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PRICES.
Dig special sales ovory day In overy department.
Toys, Dolls and Games in Profusion
The grandest collection of Santa flnus wares nvfr
gathered together.
WATCH FOR THE REAL UVB SANTA OI.AL'S.
HE'S ON HIS WAY TO OUR STORE.
The 99c Store,
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