THE OMAHA DAILY TIKE: FMPAY. HKrrhMHKK I'M. lW.t.
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Sale of fj
nt Drapes
Saturday I
Greatest Bargains of the Year
RFMMANT SAI r
Of High Class Fall Dress Goods.
$2.00 DRESS GOODS AT 69c YARD
Aerumulstlons trom our past week's sales or .inclines.
Cheviots Unfinished Worsteds, Tailor Cloths, Sicilians
n1 Mohairs. These goods are all 4 to 64 Inches wide
and Include many Bklrt lengths, waist lengths and
children's dress lengths. On sale on bargain square
t a yard
$1 DRESS GOODS AT
Thli lot Includes Henrietta. Voiles. Albatroses,
Mohairs. Cheviots and Fancy Tweeds In lengths
from I to 6 yards on aula on bargain square at
yard
v DRESS GOODS SAMPLE LENGTHS.
Another lot of high priced dree goods and cloths straight BaW
from the customs house in lengtns or yaro a, ana o r W fm
T,lirei to match enough for lady's waist or child's p I
dress- In pliln goods, checks and plaids,
i-oiora at cema ror an enure
pleoe
. 50c Velveteens nt 19c Ynrd.
Black, red, purplt, blue and brown relveteens, lengths
from 2 to 5 yarda on bargain square, a 19C
$1.00 Satins at 39c Yard.
Yard wide lining satin?, extra heavy quality in blacks,
elates, whites, reds and tans, silk department, 3Qq
&ti
Plain and Fancy Silk. In 2 1-2 to
16 yards, shirtwaist, silks, taffeta,
corded Bilks, etc.. "
worth up to 4U.00, JC
at, a yard w
SAMPLE PIECES OF DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Silk embroidered and Persian efleot dress trimmings,
over 500 styles, lengths from lh to 4fc yards, many to
rntoVfi.uo.rat875c-69c.49c-39c-:
Remnant Sale in
ilualins and Cambric, best
. grades, in Ion; remnant,
go at, per yard.
5c
Sateens, Sllkollne. Cretonnes, etc.
one biff counter, worth s
up to loo a yard, go at, OoC
per yard
Outing Flannels, Shaker flannels,'
to., In long remnants, one
big bargain square of 10c JJC
values, go at, per yard
40c riercerlxed Sateen la f
plain black and colors, InC
go at, per yard
Imitation French Flannels, 4 r
30 in. wide, in dainty florAl 1 1 IT
H Mai crnm trt . t. one vaeit . . a J Wjr
COLLECTING TUITION FEES
Knob Difflonlty Enoountered by School Offi
cer in Enforcing Euls.
NONRESIDENT PUPILS EVADE THE LAW
Oauardlaaahls Resorted To $ Order to
hip Payneat of Saaall mm
Butted tor Blck School
I Coaraa.
School and achoot board offloers ara vexed
about taa way nonresident students ara
obtaining fraa tuition In the High school
and ara trying; to find a way to stop the
practlca. Tha enforcement of the rula
requiring all nonrealdent students to
preaent papers showing they have guardians
roaldlng In Omaha baa oeaaed to be af
fective, and now It is delared tha way to
reach, tha abuse is to check tha Issuance of
guardianship papers.
' At tha present time, as estimated, from
ten to fifteen young men and women ara
at tha High school who merely coma to
Omaha during tha school year, live with
relatives and attend school. Some of tha
students come for miles and a few have
parents paying taxes In Iowa. By spending
a small fee to have tha relative with whom
they reside appointed guardian, tha yearly
tuition of K7-M Is saved and tha benefits
and advantages of tha local High school
obtained for nothing.
I'afaJr to Tuoay-ers.
Principal Waterhouae haa called the mat
ter to tha attention of tha secretary of tha
Board of Education. "It is unfair to tha
taxpayers of the school district," said Mr.
Waterhouae. "I have no objection to the
outalde students attending school If they
pay tha tuition, but evasion by tha guardi
anship expedient should not be counte
nanced If wa can help It."
A number of the children who attend the
High school by virtue of this proceeding
ara relatives of wealthy cltlxena who have
preferred to evade the Imposition of tha
, charge for' tutelage. Yesterday a young
man appeared in the office of the school
board with tha statement that Principal
Waterhouae had sent him down for a note
ahowing that tuition had been paid for him
or that ha was a ward of a resident He
said ha had held guardianship papers since
last spring.
"Where is your home,?" asked Secretary
Burgees.
Tha boy replied that his home Is In the
western part of the state where his parents
reside, but that ha Is staying with his
brother In order to go to school In Omaha.
It Is such cases as these that are trying
tha patience of the school officers.
How It Cava Ho Stopped.
According to Attorney C. S. Elgutter, who
was formerly a member of the Board of
Education, the lasuance of guardianship
papers can be stopped by a showing In the
county court by the board's attorney that
tha request for a guardian Is made for the
purpose of evading tha cost of education
In the local schools.
Tha enforcement of the new law requlr
Ing nonresident students from Douglas
county outside of Omaha to pay the full
tuition fee has yielded $750 more than last
year, when lesa than luilf the full tuition
fea was exacted, there being thirty such
students at the High school.
Silver chafing dishes. Edhohn. jeweler.
Foaeral Setlce.
Mrs. C. . E. WUlmasen. Morningside,
Council Bluffs, at 10 o'clock a. m. Friday.
September 25. Interment at Forest Laan
cemetery, Omaha.
Doogla Printing Co., le Howard. Tel
TABLE SALE Orchard WUhelra Car
pet Co.
Beautiful cut glaaa, Kdfaoloi, Jeweler.
69c
39c AND 49c YARD.
39-49c
black and g U m --V
Remnants of black taf
feta and peau-de-soie,
over 1500 yards, 2 to 12 yard rem
nants about one-half value.
the Basement
II Walstings in plain white, black
and white and colors, in baaket
weaves, vesting and dam- m
ask patterns, in mill rem- ATiC.
nants, go at, per yard. . . . u
Cinderella Flannels, best q
grade, to all colors, go floC
at, per yard v2
Cambric Linings, in long J
remnants, one big counter, l0P
at. per yard i
25c Walstings in plain white p
and colors, in short rem- JlP
nants, go at, per yard
Cham bray and Scotch Ginghams,
best grade, in long mill 1
remnants, sroat, per lioC
yard va
Ht'GE CLOTHISG SALE.
J. I Braadeis Jk Boas Bay Great Stock
of Pfelffer A Solomon,
IS E. HOUSTON ST.. N. T.. AND PIACK
ON SALE 8ATURDAY,
Wa announce an extraordinary clothing
evnt for Saturday. Wa will sell the choice
of tha entire stock pf Pfeiffer & Solomon,
renowned New York manufacturers, at
Just a fraction of their worth. Theae suits,
which wera made to sell at (10 and 112.60,
will all go at one price, 16.98.
J. L. BRANDEI8 A SONS.
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.
Coloalst Bates to California.
Another period of low rates to California
has been arranged for by the Rock Inland
System.
The first selling ditto Is September 15; the
last, November K. The rates ara tha same
as wera In effect last Spring:
$33.00 from Chicago.
$31.00 from Peoria and Rock Ialand.
$32.90 from St. Paul and Minneapolis.
$31.70 from Cedar Rapids.
$29.25 from Des Moines.
$25.00 from Missouri River points.
Corresponding reductions from all other
Rock Island stations.
Tickets are good in tourlat sleeping cars.
Go now before the rush beglna. There
will bo no reduced rates to California dur
ing the winter.
The Rook Island System offers two routes
to California "Scenic" and "Southern."
Ask nearest Rock Island ticket afrent f.
folder "Acroea tha Continent In a Tourist
Sleeping Car." It glvea full Information,
City Ticket Office 1323 Parnam St.. Omaha.
One-Way Rates.
Every day from September 15 to
ber 30, Inclusive, the Union Paclflo will
aea one-way tlcketa from Missouri river
terminals (Council Bluffs tr Kansas City
Inclusive) as follows: '
$30.00 to Ogden and Salt Lake City.
$30.00 to Helena and Butte, Mont.
122.60 to Spokane and Wenatchee. Wash.
$22.50 to Huntington and Nampa, Idaho.
$25.00 to Portland, Tacoroa and Seattle.
$25.00 to Vancouver and Victoria.
$26.00 to Ashland and Aatorla. Ore. via
Portland.
$25.00 to Ban Francisco. Los Angeles and
San Diego.
Correspondingly low rates to many other
California, Oregon, Washington, Montana,
Utah and Idaho points.
Through tourist cars between Missouri
river and Paclflo coast Double berth $5.00.
For full Information call on or address
City Ticket Office. 132 Farnara at. 'Phone
Aiminwtti of tha Theaters.
This evening "The Storks" will flop their
merry wings and leave a Urge Installment
of fun and good muslo at the Boyd. This
quaint conceit hoa not grown stale, but
Is still .potent with Its possibilities for
laughter, while Its music sparkles with the
same bright notes that have made It auc
cessful since the beginning. The present
company has tha endorsement of good from
other places where It has appeared, the
chorus being particularly worthy. The en
gagement is for two nights and a matinee.
Tha bill at the Orpheum this week, which
has not only aerved to draw a series of big
audiences, but haa pleased them also, will
bo given only three more times, tonight
and tomorrow (Haturday) matinee and
nizht.
The sale of seats for "Ben Hur" was
opened at the Boyd yesterday and was the
occasion of a rush that lasted all day.
But tha eutire list was not disposed of!
and there atlll are lota of good seats for
tha coming week left, which will be sold
as fast as spplled for. Out-of-town cus
tomers wl'.l be cared for the same as If
they lived In Omaha. One thing the hold
era of seats must remember, and tl.at Is
that tha curtain goes up promptly at tha
advertised time and they must be In their
seats at that time or miss one of tha beet
features of tha show,, tha opening tableau.
fo)
0)
in
Bargain Friday in
Department Dig Dargain Circle
EXTRA HEAVY LINEN HUCK TOWELS-Slie l&x40-rogular
20c ones only ach Ujw
BATH TOWELS A n extra heavy brown Turkish Bath Towel
regular 20c qualityonly each
A FINE LINEN CRASH-Regular 8c qnaJlty-only-per
yard
PILLOW CASES All ready to uc sizes 42, 45 and 60-inch
regular 14c and 10c ones only each
EXTRA HEAVY 8nEETS-lx90-ll
use regular 75c quality only
CREAM SHAKER FLANNEL The
for ppeclnl, only per yard
OUTINO FLANNEL Worth 10c to 15c yard in hort lengths-all A
pretty patterns on sale Friday morning at 9 o'clock at yard fC
HARNEY STREET
Fl'M. SIZED COTTON
RED BLANKETS
at, per pair
FULL BIZKD
COM FORTS
at, each
49c
50c
48c
2H-POtND FEATHER
PILLOWS worth 7(lc
at
FTR BOAS Make a note of these
prices and call and examine the
goods. You will find them the best
inn i'pbi
90c
values ever shown. All
kinds of furs J4 !, .9S,
$.1.46. i90, 1.9S, $1.45 and.
AK-SAR-BEN BAT.I. COSTUMKS
liMdles' If you want the very latest
evening costumes without, the fa
tigue of dress maker's fitting come
and select one in crepe de chine,
satin or voile, ready to put on, at
about half price.
RAIN CO A. TS Women's fin Crave-
WOOD TO BURN
PYROCRAPHY
A NEW LINE OF WOOD NOVELTIES BPECIALI.T
CHRISTMAS GIFT MAKING.
SEE OUR NEW OUTFIT
EVERT POINT WARRANTED TO WORK SATISFACTORILY
Outfit complete
Free Pyrography Lessons Every Day by an Expert Teacher.
Cabinet Frames for one Picture, IQm I Cabinet Frames for three PIcturrs.OQ
mat, glass and easel back IJhl
Cabinet Frame for two Pictures. )Q I
mat, glass and easel back fctfl I
ART DEPARTMENT
Save Money on Your
GROCERIES, TEAS, COFFEES, BUTTER AND CHEESE.
We give you the best and freshest goods the markets afford.
FREE POSTAL CARDS. TEL. 137.
Corn Starch special
one pound package.....
Table Syrups
can
Salmon
one pound can
Chocolatlna
can
Full Weight Milk
can Wisconsin Cream Chee
per pound
Celery Salt
bottle Capers
bottle Cornmeal
10-pound sack
Grape-Nuts
package
Rolled Oats
2-pound package
Japan Rice
per pound
Farina
per pound
4c
10c
10c
10c
10c
124c
10c
20c
17c
10c
tOc
....7c
5c
THE BENNETT C01MY.
SUITS TO COLLECT TAXES
Treasurer Henning Proposes Extreme Plan
to Make Delinquents Settle.
COUNCIL QUICKLY ENDORSE THE IDEA
Whem Ho Property Is Kownd by Die.
tress Warrant Civlt Actio with
Garalahmeat Attachment
W ill Bo Bad.
A new wrlnlilo In collecting delinquent
personal taxes Is to be tried by City Treas
urer Hennlngs, with the sanction
of tha council. It Is designed to catch
persons who have at one time possessed
personal property, but who have sold it.
and decline to pay tha accrued taxation
charges. Without tangible property in
sight the treasurer cannot work his old
plan of forcing payment by the furniture
van. There are scores of such taxes on ths
books, and If the first case Is carried
through successfully tha plan will be mads
to operate against similar delinquents who
owe the city money.
After Issuing a distress warrant and hav
ing it returned with the Information that
tha Individual against whom It lias haa no
personal property, the treasurer will ask
the council to pass a concurrent resolution
authorizing him to bring civil action to
cover the taxes. In this way collection
may be made by garnishment of wages. If
necessary, and the municipal debtor will be
forced to part with Ills money.
The first resolution of this kind was pre
sented to the council yesterday wttb
an explanatory note from tha treasurer.
So far as known there Is no case cn
the local records where the authorities have
attempted to collect taxes by civil action.
Treasurer Hennlngs, however, says that ths
law distinctly authorises It as a mode of
proceedura for the county treasurer, J he
city treasurer working under tha same
regulations, with tha exception that ha
deals with the mayor and city council In
stead of tha county board.
'I can see no reason why this method
should not succeed." said the treasurer. "As
a matter of fact I think the delinquent
taxes will bo paid in a majority of these
cases before we begin suit. It Is the only
way In which we can gather tha taxes for
property that has been disposed of and I
Intend to invoke Its aid."
Mortality Statistics.
Tha following births and deaths have
been reported to tha Board of Health:
Births Toney Alberta. 1024 Dodge, boy;
l l. ar.es tsuna, riouin i niny-nml, gli
Albert Dole, lttH tiouth f ourteenth, boy;
William A. Hanersuoh, Hamilton.
girl: Ktlward Walters, 4130 Hamilton, girl;
rerains, an rxonn cigmeenin, ooy.
Deaths Ruth J. Atherton. 14 North Flf
tetnih, 3 months; Mrs. Ida Fletcher, til
Morut Tnirteenin, ta.
Beaaaaa, teasl-Aathrarlte Cool.
Wa are receiving fresh shipments
of
Bonansa Semi-Ant hraclte coal dally. Secure
your winter supply now before tha price
advances. Our customers aay "It Is equal
to hard cobl." Price $7.50 per ton.
We sell all klnda of coal.
Central Coal at Coke Co
lith and Harney St.. 'Phones 1U and ItK.
Lb
Our Dry Goods
DRESS 600DS
AISLE.
10c
5c
10c
torn. Ironed and ready for P)
W9w
kind you have to pay 8c
4!c
BARGAIN CIRCLE
nette cloth rnlors, tan, d:irk crav
and dark mlxturos full
back and half MttlEg
at J14.7S. Ilihrt nM
10.90
WOMEN'S MACKINTOSHES Will
:s win
1.98
ISHES
Keep the rain out as ,
well as the JIO.oo onen
snecial smIp t
CHILDREN'S MACKINTOSHES
tan ana gray all sixes
Ages 8 to 16 yeurs
at
2.45
WOMEN'S WINTER COATS-Colors,
tan, castor, gray, navy and bliifk -
S -Colors,
id bliifk -
6.95
tne values cannot be dupll
rated prices, $!.!. J&.60,
tU QK th 'Jl t E.1 on A
WOOL SHAWLS Just opened, over
800 Beaver Square Shawls ami DoiiM."
Long Shawls. Beaver Shawls I 0 O
up from liUO
' w "aw
98c
blngle wool
ud from
Double Wool 0 OK
up from CiSaW
DESIGNED FOR
2.25
mat, glass and easel back wtfw
Pictures neatly framed,
20c
up rrom
SECOND FLOOR.
California Prunes "
per poun! OG
Dried Herring ri
box yc
Shrimps
can IwG
French Mustard glass. Jar Ifl
and spoon IUG
. Headquarters for Batter,
Good Country Butter
per pound from
Medium Sour Pickles
pint
I6c
5c
Leaders In Teas aad Coffees.
B. F. Japan, Oolong, Gunpowder, A A n
English Breakfast pound OOC
Tea Sifting Ijr
per pound I3G
COB'FEES ROASTED DAILY.
Santos fresh rotated II
per pound I a,C
Bennett's Capitol Coffee nn.
per pound a06
Men's Kid Gloves 25c.
All day Friday we will have on sale men's
Dressed Kid Gloves, tha kind exclusive
gent's furnishers sell for 75c, our sale price
wil bo 25o a pair, one pair to a customer.
Our Una of men's Hats is now complete.
Stetson Hats at $3.50, Young's celebrated
Hats, In all the latest shapes, $3.00; no $5.00
Hat Is any better. We also offer good
values for $2.00 and $1.50. Our line of 95c
stiff and soft hats are the same kind you pay
exclusive hatters $1.50 for. We have the ex
clusive sale In Omaha for Alfred Bon
Jamln's fine clothing. This make Is the
finest of them all. We offer Benjamin's
suits at popular prices. Our prices on
Benjamin's suits are $150, $15.00, $1S,00,
$19.50, $22.50 and $25.00. Also a full line of
substantial, stylish and up-to-date suits at
$10.00 and $7.50. it's not out of place for
us to mention that this fall we show one
of the largest and best selected stocks o
clothing In Omaha, at prices that cannot
be equalled. The Guaranteed Clothing Co.
1519-1521 Douglas street.
HOW IS THE TIME
To dig up your winter suit and
liKht overcoat and have them thor
oughly cleaned and fixed up. We
put in new linings, put on velvet
collars and do all kinds of altering
and repairing. Our prices are right.
THE PflHTOMUr.1
407 6o 16th St
OMAHA.
Tel. 963
THE MARK OF QUALITY.
fly $3.00 Cabinets ara Unsurpassed
OK B FAHE FOR THE ROl.VO TRIP,
Chicago retenlal,
Chlcaao. 111.. Sent. 26-October 1, 1903.
The Chicago Great Western railway will
on September 2, 27 and 28, sell tickets to
Chloago and return at the above rate. These
tlcketa ara good returning until October a.
Inclusive. For further particulars Inquire
of George F. Thomas. General agent.
Omaha National bank building.
Gold beads. Edholm, Jeweler.
Card of Thanks.
Wa desire to express our heartfelt thanks
to our many friends, and especially to th
B. of L. F.. for the sympathy and kindness
shown us during our recent bereavement
MRS. WALTER CARLIN, PATRICK CAR-
UN AND FAMILY.
Horse covers made to fit your horse
Omaha Tent Awning Co.. Uth and ILr
ney streets.
TARI.E SAI.K orchard & Wllhelm Car
pat Co.
Silver salad set. Lanolin, Jeweler.
Sclimoller& Mueller
1313 FARNAM STREET.
Largest Piwtio IUusc
..In the West..
CiRCAT WEEK FOR
IAN0 AND ORGAN
BARGAINS.
ram the Lmge & Minion Bankrupt Stock,
Used Pianos.
t. Louis ,
ose ft Sons
t 2S .00
$ an oo
$ w oo
I 40.00
i 42.00
57.00
60 00
$ (Ri.fin
$ Ro 00
$i2fi.nn
$l3ti.no
$14K.OO
IK57.no
$188.00
lallet & Davis
oane ,
McCnmmnn
ight & Co
Emerson
ames Holstrom .
Knabe
Stelnway
non
Marshall & Wendell
hirago Make
New York Make ....
New Pianos.
niacins Sons
$11!.00
$iss on
$H2.W
mahogany
$196.00
first-class
all kinds
$234.00
,nntern make, fancy walnut
Fine, large new golden oak .
Three beauties, only 8 left, 2
and 1 walnut, each
About So fine, standard.
plunos, 8 different makes, '
of casings, choice
Organs.
University
..ison
..$14(10
..;.on
..$:'i.no
..$l.no
. .$:f on
. sis.oo
..$.n.oo
..$41.00
..$18.00
..$?i.00
..$32.00
. $ o.no
..$49.00
..$29.00
...-w.oo
..$.14.01)
..$42.00
..$eoo
Oi'o. Woods
Kimball
Kimball
Ornish
Hunt
errv
Sonlger
Muson & Hamlin
Peloubet
Story & Clark
Kstey ..
Hurdette
Kimball
Kimball
Western Cottage
MMey . . .
Packard
Crown
EASY PAYnENTS-23c, 50c, 7Sc a
week for the cheaper ones. $3 to $9
a month tor the most expensive.
CET IN EARLY!
(INCORPORATED)
MANUFACTURE-WHOLESALE -RETAIL
F 1 y. M O S
MAIN HOUSE AND OFFICII 1313 gA N A M
factory: isia fahnam
TELCPHONK 1028
OMAHA
LINCOLN, NEB
13S . 11TH ST.
Tit. res
CO. BLUFFS, IA
BOS BROADWAY
TIL. sas
You can hear them at our store
every 15 minutes.
We are agents for the celebrated
Russell Hall Clocks, having tubular
chimes. These chimes are much
sweeter than any Westminster chimes
heretofore sold. These chimes strike
on steel tubes. If you are thinking of
a Hall Clock It will pay you to see our
Hall Clocks, they are the finest made.
Mahogany, oak and ebony cases; any
design made to order if you wish.
BROWN & BORSHEIM,
223 South ICth Street.
CLIMA.TIC CHANGES
aro responsible for roughness of tha skin
chapped hands and fuce and Uds.
YOU CAN NOT EXPECT a smooth skin
ana natural complexion wnen there la a
variance of 40 pr cent in the temperature
during 24 hours, unless you use a good
lotion to counteract tne ereeel or these sud
den changes. We claim to have all that
la renolred ror tins purpose in our well
known KGYPTIAN LOTUS CREAM. We
guarantee satisfaction In every sale. The
10c size holds 2 ounces, or the same amount
as other preparations. Intended for the
pame purpose, which sell for 25c: the 25c
size holds 8 ounces, or 4 times more than
other 26o lotions.
Gloves can immediately De put on after
USilllf HGYPTIAN J.OTLS fKiSAM.
Oeiitlenien who shave themselves will
find EGYPTIAN LOTUS CREAM a most
elegant finishing requisite.
Vo send EGYPTIAN LOTUS CREAM by
express to CHICAGO, DENVER, and many
other nlaces. Why? BECAU8E THOSE
WHO II A VIS IHKII IX WILL HAVE. XVU
OTHER. . . .
A FULL LINE Of LUn.LI B I'ANUI,
SCIIAEFER'S
CUT PRICB
DRUfl STORE
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Two Phones T47 and TS7.
101 h aad Chicago Streeta, Omaha.
CRANE'S
Elegant Stationery
At Reduced Prices.
Wa have a lot of odd and end sizes .
of elegant stationery that wa will
close out at much below cost. Paper i
that formerly sold for 50c up to Xbc
nuii-o onvelooes to match now ,
r ...... -, . .
go for 10c, 15c and zsc.
i tiitiruiuNcv . dvim rn
i IT I t lILil'L I V Mrtll VU.
f Jewelers and Art Stitlener.
f Fifteenth and Douglas St.
REPAIRS
In stock for all makes of
Furnace, Steam and Hot
Water Heaters,
STOVE AND RANGE
REPAIRS
Water Founts
OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS
Tel. 960.
1207 Douglas 5t
Perf ield's CuPr.roco.
Be) Bids . Room 7. Telephone 701.
W.ber. Stery CJark. Lnswlg Scalier.
For Menstrual Suppression
anr
JT.r." PEN-TAN-GOT
tj i hoi I boiM. tS. 14 I Ooub bT Shenu
McCmmII Drug to. kUU m bjm. lr4 ui.li4
liU
TH K RELIABLE STORK.
In Omaha's Greatest Domestic Room
Over two carloads of mill ends, stock remnants and short lengths of high grade
perfect goods, will be. heaped up on our counters at rrlces that will make you wonder
how we got these fine goods so that they can be sold at these almost Incredible prices.
12Ho outings, actual price, good long lengths, at 6c per yard. Yard wide percales In
remnants and full piece, at 6c, and 1.000 other kinds at very low price.
Bo nr and laTesttgate and satisfy yoar oa mind aad thea yoa VJ,
soa that ta tbla Hardens' riomeitlr Room Is the only plaee where sojyii
bargain. f
BESIDES REMNANTS WE WILL FLA CIS A LARGE LINE OF PIECE -GOODS
ON ..SALE.
Rernnaa
ts of All Wool Dresa
(foods SSc.
All Wool Cheviot, 64 Inches wide; All Wool
Voiles and Klamimn. All Wool Hen
riettas, All Wool Ladles' Cloth and hun
dreds of novelties from the high grade
dress goods department, worth 4C
up to tX.VH. Friday 3G
Remnants of K.xtra Heavy Flan
nelettes lOr.
Yard wide, extra heavy and fleeced Flnn-
lielettes. the newest fnll designs fll
and colorings, worth 19o. Friday IUG
Remnants of Rlark Sateen Per-
pales. Etc., T l-2c.
Extra heavy Ulnck Sateen Zephyrs. extr:t
heavy Dress Ulnghams, dark colors, and
soft finished Percales, worth up H.
to 20c, Friday f sC
Remnant of Heavy Flannelette Bp.
27-inch wide heavy Flannelettes, roval
philips.
dark plaid ginghams, seersucker
ginghams
and yarii wide percales, ETj
worth up to 15c, Friday.
WW
All Wool Press Goods 6fp.
All wool English whip cords, ladles' cloth
and slliellms, all the newest fall colors.
lng, worth up to $1.26, CfliK
trull pieces), Friday 3sC
I.olaette and Mnllhanaen Flan
nelette 12 1 Zc.
100 different deaigns of the above famous
German modes of the double fa'-ed flan
nelettes, extra heavy ami fine, the verv
newest fall designs nml colorings, worth
Jo (run pieces),
Friday
I2ic
Special Underwear and Hosiery Sale
$100,000.00 worth of ladles', men's and children's fins underwear and hosiery bought
direct from the largest and best mills In this country. This comprises everything
made In ladles' men's and children's U'lderwcar and hosiery, union suits, vests and
pants In wool and fleece lined goods. This
at a saving of one-third the regular price.
Friday and Saturday.
Ladles' heavy Cotton fleece lined vesta
Ladles' Jerseys ribbed Vests and Pants,
Ladles' Stratford Combination suits in white or silver, fleece lined, worth 75e at
50c.'
Ladles' 'half wool combination gulfs, perfect fitting, worth $1.50 st 98a.
Ladles' Wool Mixed Combination Suits in Silver or White, extra fine in quality,
$2.00 at $1.50.
Ladies' One Silk and Wool Combination Suits, ksnd crocheted neck, worth $5.00 at
$$.00.
Ladles' Cotton Knit Skirts assorted Colors, worth T5c at 50c.
Ladles' Wool Mixed Skirts, extra heavy quality, worth $1.50 at 9Sc.
Ladies' Outing Flannel Gowns, extra large, assorted colors, worth 75c at 50c. .
Ladies' Extra Heavy Outing Flannel Gowns, Embroidery and Silk ttlmmefi. W
worth $1.50 at ftSc.
Children's Outing Flannel Bleeping Garments with feet. In all sixes, at $9c.
Children's Outing Flannel Gowns, In all sizes, worth 75c at 60c.
Boys' Extra heavy fleece lined vests and drawers. In all sizes at 25C.
Children's fine Jersey) ribbed vests and pants, fleece lined and a perfect fitting
garment, at 25c. I
Children's Fleece lined Combination suits, Jersey ribbed. In all sizes, at 60c.
600 Dos. Ladles' Misses' and Children's hosa In light and medium weights, also
heavy fleece lined, for Fall and Winter wear, at 10c, 15c, 29c and 25c.
Ladles' Fancy Lisle Thread Hose In plain black and fancy colors, at SSc, worth
up to $1.00.
Ladles' plain black and colored lace hose, $9c value at 19c. ' '
Men's heavy fleece lined Shirts and Drawers, regular 60c quality at 25c.
Men's Heavy Jersey ribbed Shirts and Drawers In blue and Ecru, regular 60o
quality at 35c.
Men's extra heavy Wool Fleece lined Shirts and Drawers In plain and fancy
colors, regular 75o quality at 45c.
Men's heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers in Natural grey and Camels hair, In all
sizes at 75c. -
Men's $1.50 Wool Shirts and Drawers In Natural Grey and Camels hair at $1.00,
made single or Double Rreasted.
Men's $2.00 and $2.60 all Wool Shirts and Drawers, Purs Australian and Camels
hair, made Single or Double, at $1.50 per garment.
Outing
We are undoubtedly the largest handlers of this staple and popular material In
this city. Our sales are phenomenal and the valuea which we give cannot be ap
proached by any other house. 35 cases of mill remnants of outing flannel for the
season's business, at prices unheard of before. 27-Inch wide, regular 12Hc per yard
at 5c 86-inch wide, regular 15o per yard, at "4c.
Great Velvet
Over 1,000 boxes new fall velvets Just re
100 boxes metallic print velvet,
. blue, brown, green, red, black,
60 boxes new gun metal velvet,
only
26 styles Persian velvet,
for waists
onl 59c
69c
75c
100 boxes fine Paon Velvets for
waist trimming, all shades, only.
100
Grocery
Fresh Fruit and
Fancy freestone peaches, per box 95c
Large crate Washington blue plums,
per crate S""5
Fancy Bartlett pears, per box $1.50
l,arge Juicy lemons, each lo
Force Breakfast Food, pkg T',40
Vim Breakfast Food, pkg i'ic
Vigor Breakfast Food, pkg 7'iO
Malta Vita Breakfast Food, pkg iWc
Neutrlta Breakfast Food, pkg 7Vo
Kgg-O-See Breakfast Food, pkg 7"!
Malta Ceres Breakfast Food, pkg 7Hc
Quail Oats Breakfaat Food, pkg i!o.
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W55 CAN PLEASE YOU
In anything that you may desire in the sewing machine line. Our supply of new
machines of different make, Is very complete and are sold on very favorable terms.
Have you a machine out of order? Let us repair It for you or we will allow you
what It's worth on a new one guarantee
P. E. FL0DAIAN & CO.,
YOUR DENTAL WORK FREE
Our success la due to the high grade work done by tha professors of this
college. No students.
Teeth Kstraeted Wltboot Pala hy Oar Sew Patent Method.
IXT1L OCTOBER 1st, FILL SET OF TEETH, 2.811.
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Save Your Teeth.
Save your money.
Wa save selling teeth.
We aave ulcerated
teeth.
Wa save
We can '
cent of
extract.
old roots,
save tS per
teeth others
In order to give all
do work FREE. nMALL CHARGES Ft J K MATERIAL.
ZY'7. i, r. vnu are in the rmht place. We do a
stood the test Nearly 10.W" patients
Idle sorehead dentists and denial aec
Teeth Estravcted FHEIJ
Fllltasja front 2tt
Set of Teeth, pair 62.00
UNION DENTAL
1S23 DOltiLaS.
Opes
The Geo Want Ads Product) Results-
FRIDAY IS
REMNANT DAY)
tiermaa. Rpllaae aad Vlpnna Flan
nelettes IOp.
These beautiful flannelettes, extra fine and
finish, the twilled and double faced, I1""
dreds of stvles to select from, I flf
worth 19c. full pieces. Friday
Dark Percales and Flaanelettes T 1-H
2-lnch wide dark percales, fancy dark flan
nelettes and the double fold fancy jifi
percales, worth 12Hc, Friday .
N l-2o Mnalln Be.
Extra heavv brown muslin. Indlsn Head
i ji"'
...5c
brand, yard wide, sells for S'c,
long mill ends, ut yard
1B W hite floods a -4e.
The balance of all kinds of white goods,
long mill ends, worth up Q?f
to lie yard, at yard Ww
ONE HM 8UUAKK OF PLEACHED AND
UNHLEAl'lIKIJ SHEETING, up to :H
vanls wide, long mill ends, worth f Hf
up to aoc yard, at yard IIW
:i.OO Papains
Fine dnmnsk blenched napkins, slse :x?l.
worth $3.nn, for one day I QR
only, at dozen llU
ft l-p lilsuta TovreHn B t-3o.
Linen finish glass t-vwelmg red and blue
checks. 18 Inches wide, S'ao - C 1 A
value, full piccus, at yapl Mt
40c Table I.lnen 23 1-Bc.
Rleached and unbleached union table linen,
full pieces, 40c. value, 991 f
at yard 4sC
Bp Fringed Untile 1 l-2c.
Large fringe linen dollies, 6c Af
value, at each I Is
REMNANTS OF TAHLH LINEN FROM
1Vt TO SVi YARD LENGTHS, AT LEJ-S
THAN HALF PRICE.
Is the best made and best fitting underwear
These goods will be marked and put on sals" ,
and pants, worth 50c at 25a.
heavy down fleece backs, worth 60c at S9c.
Flannels.
Sale Friday
celved.
New Velvet cords and corduroy,
75o and
98c
VELVETEEN SALE
FRoMi 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK. I
Colored velveteen, I9l:
on sale Iftlv
VELVET SALE fine velvets, In colors
on sale from 10 o clock,
until 11 o'clock
25c
Department.
Cereal Specials.
2-lb. pkg. Self Rising Pancake Flour.. 7Ha
Fresh crisp uinger snaps, id 6a
l-arge sacks white or yellow cornmeal. I2'c
Pure Rye Flour, sack 4oc
Pure Whole Wheat Flour, sack
.45o
10 bars laundry snap for
Large Italian Prunes, lb
Choice Utah Peaches, lb
Fancy Virginia Raspberries, lb..
Fancy Michigan Evaporated Apples,
Voetlzxa Cleaned Currants, lb
Fancy Moor I'ark Apricots, lb
Choice Santos Coffee, (special), lb
..$ta
SAiQ
,..5o
..23o
7Wo
,.10
satisfaction.
- 1514 Capitol AY8. Tel. 1574
We savs broken down teeth.
We restore discolored teelb. " I
We perform all branches of dentistry.
Work -CTlXTr?
niiHrxirPlAltl
Goannteed
10
Vein,
isult the Tirofeskors,
ikors, we will continue to B
Call early and avoid I
we aUverti. We have H
In last 19 months. We beat the Jealous.
a. t ompiete victory ror me union.
Alaanlaam Platee from SS-OO
Oold Crowns Irons ....S2.R5
Sliver Plnaa 4 row a l.fit
COLLEGE S.m?.8
Dally till M. Bnadaa, U to 4.
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