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LIVELY SESSION IN VIEW
Ttrm of Federal Court Opening Monday
Frcmitei Mticb Actitiij.
COLBY CASE WILL BE ONE OF THE STARS
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THE ItKI.IAIILBI TORE.
Mtiif Catdrmrn to Com t'p, bnt
Bartlett Rlrbarda and ,Aihoc1jh
Are Kot Yet Called
I pon.
The erpronohlng nrlon of th United
Statoe rtlKtrl'-t court which twgins nxt Mon
day, lv?s every promise of being an active
and Interentlng amolon. The several deputy
United States marshals are now out serving
carilown. summonses and suhpoenaea, for
principals and witnesses.
The most conspicuous of thess cases for
trial will he the case, against General
L. W. Colby, former adjutant general of
Nebraska, for alleged misappropriation of
funds belonging to the government.
Ths land, fencing cases also are to be
heard at this session, especlallly those of
the King brothers, Slmonson brothers, and
the Krause family, fnther and sons, who
gave bonds for their appearance here
Thursday. An effort was made to have
these cases go over until June In order
that the cattlemen might look after their
cattle during the winter, but District At
tomey Bummers was averse to continuing
the cases to that time.
Capiases have been Issued for a number of
other cattlemen in the Chadron, Valentine
and Crawford sections of the state and
deputy marshals are to be sent out to serve
these documents.
It Is Intimated about the federal building
that the Bartlett Richards case and those
of the Standard Cattle company may not
be beard at all at this term of court, or at
least not until the last of the term.
Among other coses to be heard will be the
' Indictments against W. M. Erwln and Post
master John Mitchell of Alma and Elliott
Iowe of Alma. The former two cases for
alleged conspiracy In the Illegal sale of
postage stamps to Increase the revenues of
the Alma postofflce and the latter aa an al
leged co-conspirator with Senator Dietrich
In some of the postoffice 'scandal cases In
that section.
GREATER. BARGAIN SATURDAY.
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PRISONER IS EASILY EXCITED
Reed Gets nervous mm Trial for His
Mfe Progresses Witnesses Tes
tify to Insanity-
The fifth day of the trial of James A.
Reed for the murder of Olonna Hynes
opened In criminal district court yesterday
morning with E. 8. Jester, the last witness
of Thursday afternoon, on the stand. The
prisoner's excitable and nervous tempera
ment is getting the better of him as the
trial progresses and the strain becomes
more Intense and haa to be constantly kept
In check by his counsel.
E. S. Jester, who worked side by side
with Reed In the machine shop, said he had
observed that the man always acted
"queer" In that he frequently talked to
himself, made curious motions of face and
body and had a peculiarly wild expression
of the eyes. Witness believed he was in
sane when he shot Glenna Hynes and that
Reed did not know the difference between
right and wrong at that time. Cross-ex
amined, he said that Heed's habit of talk
ing to himself and the expression of his
eyes, together with the other peculiarities
he had testified to, were his sole ground for
thinking him Insane.
Oliver Cowing, file clerk In the district
court, boarded with Reed at the Oooa hotel
for several months previous to the crime
with which he Is charged, lie had noted
the same peculiarities of manner and ex
pression sworn to by the previous witness
and had known him to come from work and
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In spite Of the great talcs that stwh
an amazing buying chance naturally
bring, our great bankrupt clothing
tUk from New York still offers great
bargains to Omaha men. An cnor
mous slock of splendid winter suits
and overcoats, ready for your choice
At Less Than Cost
to Manufacture.
These suits and overcoats were
mndo for high class trade In style
and workmanship that are superior
to the garments that usually sell for
$10.00, 112.50 and l5.00
Seize the Opportunity Tomorrow
Worth
nil
lt bJW. laiEjr
Men's Pants, l-
Thesi are the fine pants from the
great bankrupt stock. They are
worth $3.50
and $5. pair,
your choice
Saturday at
H. 111 jr 3
$1.65
To make. Saturday one of the greatest clothing bar
gain days In our entire history, we have gathered
all the fine overcoats from our recent purchases In all
the excellent styles and materials of the season good
worm, sensible coats that you would be glad to buy
for $7.60 and $10 earlier in the season, and priced them
In one lotr-your free choice at
Never such an overcoat bargain as this.
Wafch our
windows
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Watch our
windows.
10c HIGHLAND 10c
Doz Javel Oranges D"
HIGH
PRICE.
IN QUALITY, BUT LOW IN
All varieties of fruit cultivated on high
land naturally possess certain attributes of
change his clothes three times during one perfection which are perceptibly lacking
. I In products raisea in ine lowianus. rnun-
l.AISJJ. caiuornia, aerrves us name irora
evening. On cross-examination witness ad
rnl t ted that r.one of the acts done by Reed
were other than what he had seen done by
persona whom he had known to be perfectly
sane. At the same time Reeds acts as
testified to were all that he had on which
to base his Judgment as to his sanity. He
did not believe be was responsible at the
time he killed the Hynes woman,
Peter Goos said Reed had boarded with
the natural nofiitlon It occunlea beauti
fully situated, overlooking picturesque val
leys, amiaal tne most tamous ana exten
sive orange groves In the world. It Is
conceded that HIGHLAND NAVEL
ORANQKS surpass all others. They are
sweeter. Juicer and better flavored. Bat-
tiraay we sen me stc una oi iiigniuna
Navel Oranges for 10c dozen.
Highland Tangerines IIIC
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him for a period ot several months and that "" OUC
he considered his mind was unbalanced
during1 that time. He testified to the acts
and manner already mentioned by pre
vious witnesses. When asked If Reed was
insane he said he thought he was at least
weak-minded. B. B. Bmalley, another ma
chinist employed with Reed, based his Judg
ment that the man was insane on his ob
servation of other insane people more than
from Reed's own actions. J. H. Haggerty,
another workman Who had been associated
with Reed, testified on the same general
Una
$ 2-pound packages Atlas Oats
lor
Full Weight Table Syrup "
er can
Strictly Fresh Egg- CKCic
25c
9c
BADLY BRUISED ON THE HEAD
VnloB Parifle (! Foreman g at
tains Cats from Fall Against
witch Hand.
J. H. Mccandlesa, engine foreman or a
switching crew in the Union Pacific yards,
was quite severely injured about the head
by falling against a switch stand when
Jumping oft a car Thursday. He was
riding on the side of a car and Jumped
down to turn the switch, when his foot
slipped on the icjr ground and he fell, strtk
Ing the left side of his head, sustaining
bad bruises and cuts. The injured man
was removed to his home at 1601 Kyner
avenue In a carriage. No serious results
are looked for. The accident occurred In
the east end of the yards and was due to
the fact that the switch stand clears the
side of trains by a very narrow space.
per dozen
Saratoga Flakes ' .C
two packages for J
Choice Country Buttei-
pouna
Pork Loins
per pound
Spare Ribs
per pound ......
Hamburger
per pound ...................... .
Boiling Beef
per pound
Corned Beef
per pound M ,
Cholce'Turkeys .
per pound ,
Choice Geese
per pound
FHESH Ml 8H ROOMS
box .
FLORIDA STRAWBERRIES
quart
14c-20c
7c
61c
6c
3c
.4c
. 19c
11c
45c
40c
Somttier Bros.
Exponents of Good Living.
28th and Farnam Sts.
Grocery Tela. 1329-1331. . Market Tel. 736.
GRAIN EXCHANGE IS
Observes Anniversary of President
Lincoln's Birthday by Trams
acting. 5o Business.
Lincoln's birthday was observed by the
Omaha Grain exchange, which did not open
Its doors. Notification was received
Wednesday from Chicago that the Board ot
Trade there would observe the holiday, so
the Omaha exchange, having no quotations
to govern its dealings, closed. All of the
grain, provision and produce exchanges In
the country, with the exception of the New
Orleans Cotton exchange, honored the mem
ory of Lincoln by a day of rest.
Omaha schools did not specially observe
, the da.
Yea Take Hlsk
In using Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colda It cures
all lung troubles or no pay. 60c, $1.00. For
sale by Kuhn Co.
House, N. M. Howard, William Fleming,
C. W. Pollard, Snow and Maples. A
lected quartet sang "Asleep In Jesus,"
Lead Kindly Light" and "Sleep Thy Last
Sleep." The Interment was at Forest Lawn
PI nFn nl m charge of Undertaker II. K. Burket
with floral tributes, many being of gener
ous design. ' '
Resolutions of respect and condolence on
the duath of Mr. Morton, who was one of
the Omaha pioneer hardware dealers, have
been passed by the Nebraska Retail Hard
ware Dealers' asociatlon, of which he was
an honored member.-
FUNERAL 0FJAMES MORTON
Service, at Borne Attended by Many
Old ntlseas and Friends of
Deceased Pioneer.
The funeral services of the late James
Morton were held at the residence, 1710
Chicago street, Friday afternoon. The house
was well filled with relatives and friends.
, many old clilsens cal'lng to pay their last
respecta Rev. H. C. Herring, pastor of the
First Congregational church, offered words
of eulogy for the departed and of comfort
for the bereaved.
The paUbearera were: Messrs. J. E,
Marriage Licenses.
Up to rioen. February 12. the following
couples weie llcciibea to wed:
Name. Age
Jimn w. Hundrant, Omaha
Margaret Adams, Omaha
Clarence A. McClellan. Oniaha..
Mabel Prlnglo 19
William II. Huffman. Omaha
Bessie M. Bluett. Omaha IS
Hugh Kennedy. South Omaha
Margaret ravis, South Omaha
Joneph Pavlik. South Omaha
Aiilonia Yonrk, South Omaha
Anton Sramek. South Omaha...
iies.ie llyntk, couth Omaha J
Everett A. Fry, Council Hluffs 33
Maggie MUner, Council 111 u it. 11
1$ K. Wedding Kings. Kdtioim. Jeweler.
Small Hunt (or Defendant.
The Jury In Judice Sear's session of the dls
trlct court yesterday returned a verdict oi
$5.44 In favor of the defendant. In the case
of the New Orleana Coffee company ugaliiHt
Henry F. Cady of this city. This was an
action to recover the sum of $170.50 fr a
con inn merit of coffee . shipped the de
fendant. Through ht counsel he put In a
claim In offset of $l7t 94 and hence the
verdict In his favor. The case of the city
of South Omaha against the O. U. & T. T.
Co.. was then taken up. an action for
damages fur the cloning or obstructing of
vverai streets and slleya . -
Oa.ea;a Oil for Mkenniutlaa. Prlee lOe.
Costs so little you can afford to try It.
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A
Shoe
Opportunity
Special Shoe Bales are going
on In Omaha every day the
year round such as they are,
but the people seldom have a
chance to buy the genuine bar
gains In high grade, up-to-date
shoes that we offer tomorrow
Saturday. ' v
6.00"".!... 4.00
6. 00 tlomoa'B '.4.00
5.00 SrromeB 'ho?T. 3.50
3.50 "h. 2.50
2.50 romen " "h.. 1.90
2.50 rr.'..'..'.'.. i.5o
50c, 75c and 95c
for misses' and children's shoes
on our bargain tables, because
they're out of style or narrow
widths; former price $1.W to
$3 00.
Economical buyers will find
this Saturday shoe sale worth
while.
I M. Si LI A JT. jtrn
peoiai yuercoai timer
Choice of all Our $7.50 and $10 Overcoats,, at $3.98
FRYSflOE
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That a boy Is an expensive proposition at best, but this expense can be greatly
reduced by buying your boys' suits here. Thoir style will please the boy, their Qual
ity will please the mother and their price Is sure to please the father.
OUR WINTER SUITS MUST GO to make room for the Immense stock of spring
and summer goods arriving daily.
Boys' snd Children's Suits at Half Price
Exceptional Money-Savin Opportun y
$4.50 HOYS' KNEE TANTS SUITS. $1v-Three-plece,
double brensted and Norfolk
stylos, ages from 12 to 16 years, well tail
ored, dressy suits, worth $4.50 I QC
I'ilV
1.50
$2.75 ROTS' KNEE PANTS SUITS, $l.fin
Double breasted and Norfolk styles, ages
from 6 to 111 years, well made, scrvlcenn.e
suits worth fi'.uo and
at
$5. ROYS' KNEE PANTS SUITS, $2.50-
RtiRHlan blou.se, sailor, Norfolk and
blouse, Norfolk, double breasted and 3
jilece styles. In worsteds, cheviots, serges,
casslmeres and many other fabric, any
color you may desire. Natty serviceable
stilts with plenty of style, worth 4 Cfl
our sale price
$3.75 BOYS' REEFERS, $1 S&-Theee reefers
are made with high storm collars In knee
lengths, just the thing a boy wants for
out door wear warm, neat looking serv
iceable garments, worth up to I QC
$i.00-our sale price n.UWI i. our sale price
$5.00 Free $5.00 Free $5.00 Free
AS AN EXTRA INDUCEMENT WK WILL OIVE $5.00 WORTH OP TRADING
STAMPS FREE WITH EVERY $2.W COY KNEE PANTS SUIT SATURDAY.
New Sample Suits. A Remarkable Offering
300 women's sample suits at a little over HALF PRICE.
OUR SELECTIONS ARE MADE AND THE SAMPLES ARE FOR SALE Sam
ples from tho best Now York manufacturers. They are alt new spring suits and
our Instructions from these housee are to sell all you can In THREE DAYS, and what
Is left send to-another city. NOW IS YOUR CHANCE.
WOMEN'S $16 AND $17 NEW SriUNO
SUITS In all the new materials, silk
lined jackets with lace cuffs a I A ff
wonderrui nargain, at, oniy iw ww
WOMEN'S HIGH CLASS SAMPLE SUIT8
worth double what we ask Qfl nrl
go at $20. $25 and WW WW
WOMEN'S SAMPLE SUITS Made of voile.
etamlnes, serges, cheviots and broad
clothperfect In stylo, rich In appearance
-they are worth trom a 10 m u ri
unmatchable at It vll
V.IjMEN'S COATS Attend the great
clearing sale- of winter garments, iry one
for next year you never saw such C fl1
values l& coata, go at w v
WOMEN'S LONG COATS Satin lined
throughout regular $25.00 in nil
values, at IW WW
Children's Coats
Buy a child's coat now fit your own price.
CHILDREN'S COATS 800 cf them wrnth
up to $6.00, ages 2 to 8 years, qq
CHILDREN'S COATS Regular $6 O QC
and $7 values, go at - a, l M
CHILDREN'S COATS worth $10 4 QQ
and $12, at T W
CHILDREN'S AND MI8SE3'
COATS worth $20.00
7 50
New Voile and Etamine
Skirts
WOMEN'S BEAUTIFUL VOILE SKIRTS
In the new spring styles, silk iO Cfl
drop skirt they are worth $20, at. 9U
Extra Specials
FROM 8 A. M. TO 12 M.
Women's $1.50 black mercerised underskirts
in our cloak department, 79C
Women's $1.25 Flannel Wrappers,
for I.
Women Rainy Day Skirts, trimmed with
several rows ot stitching, "7 O
for I9C
ALL DAY.
Women's Black Peau de Sole
Waists, regular $6 quality
Women's Heavy Vesting Waists,
worth up to $3.50, at
Women's Walking and Dress Skirts, 1 Q Q
one big table, worth $5.00, at SO
79c
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100
a Sensational Shoe Sale
Values like these have never before been offered In the city. The entire floor
stock from C. W. Newhall & Co. Boys' and youth's shoes. Tne ceiebratea xnumpn
make of misses' and children's shoes, and the sample shoes and surplus stock from
A. F. Smith, makers of ladles' fine shoes in Lynn, Mass.
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The Celebrated $2.00 Apex
shoes
A very fine $2,00 vici kid
lace shoe
Extra special women's $2.25
vicl kid shoes
Goodyear welt shoes,
for
Men'a patent colt, vicl kid and
kangaroo $2.50 and $3 lace shoes
(I
Child's fine $1.00 hand turned
shoes
Little men's $1.00 satin calf
lace shoes
Misses' and child's $1 Don-
gola lace shoes
Boys' and youth's $1.50 satin
calf lace shoes
Mtnses' and child's $1.50 fine
vicl kid lace shoes ...........
Women's fine kid $1.60 lace
oi hntton snoes
Sole agents in Omaha for the Stetson and Crossett Shoes for men ana we ultra
and Drover Shoes for women. None belt er maae.
nferesfing Reus to Ellen
;69c
98c
MEN'S FLEECED SHIRTS worth
up to 75c, go at
MEN'S LAUNDERED SHIRTS Stiff and
" . i a) 1 nn . 1 1 n 1 1 1 ir mm nfft
soft Dosomr regumr .i.w nu.
go at
MRN'S TF.CK AND FOOK-lJN-tlAi u
go at
35c
10c
MEN'S WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
worth $1.50 and $1.25, gQg
PAiRS MEN'S' SUSPENDERS' ' to go
Saturday at 15c a pair, Vhft
or two pairs for fcWW
two ixrrs men s cotton and mer
ino HALF HOSE extra values. in
at 120 and I WW
Men's Sample Hats Worth up to $3.00 at 60c
kve purchased from one of the largest hat manufacturers In the coun
. of SAMPLE HATS. With these we have put many of our t
lots and priced them without consideration of cost A"0"""", Vi
nakeVaa the famous HAWES HATS, so extensively advertised at $3
ShlTfln. makes too numerous to mention. Your choice of entire lot 8.
Ladies' Underwear Specials
Saturday...
gowns,
-r. ivn .1 m nnwNS AND DRAWERS,
60c Ladies' night gowns In low and hlgn
neck, embroidery and lace trlmmod,
A wa wAa with W Ida umbrella ruffles ot
lace and embroidery, corset covers, trim
hurli with lace and Inner
tlon vArth 75o to $1.00 our 5Qc
ladiesfin'e ' cambric' 'skir't-fu11
umbrella ruffles of fine lace, lnser QOc
and embroidery, worth $1.50, at 3UU
We have a full Une of LADIES' FIVE- . PIBRTOAb 5'
corset covers, drawers, cnemise ana sain. v.
60c CORSET COVERS AND DRAWERS.
25c Ladles corsei cover. V
drawers, trimmen wnn mi ir""
ruffles and hemstitched, 9hC
worth 60c, at W
$1 60 to $2.00 GOWNS AT 8c Toadies' fine
. . 1 . l 1mmnH with
natnsooK gown, iu. JA
swls. emhrolderw and valenclennus QQr
lace, worth $1.60 to $2. at vW
Visit Our Optical Department
Correct fitting. , Special atten
tion to repairs. Lowest priCCS.
i Pusic Special
Your Medicines
Naturally you want to feel aura that
they are pure and reliable; that they are
exactly In accordance with vour doctor's
winh.es; that they are mixed carefully
and accurately. We can UHxure you .lint
ir your prescriptions are brought to us
they will be cared fur properly in the full
est scnae of the word.
Here are some siwlal Saturday bargains
In our drug department. .
25c Pear's Scented Soap lie
Xtc Pear's I'ncenteU boap lie
.ao coap ....l.c
"c Cutlcura Soap
$1.00 Kwamp-Ruot 6c
2!c Menthol's pencils 9o
$1.00 Hu-Can Hair .Tonlo "5c
25c Graves Tooth Powder lie
600 3-quart Fountain Syringes, Satur
day, only one to a customer, worth
75c 39e
Port Wine, uuart bottle C9c
Tomorrow we will place on sale 8.000 copies of "UP IN THE COCOANUTTREE',
both the song and two-step. This is one of the nest ".nx p. -"""-1
Everybody that likes a bright, catchy song or two-step should purchase a copy ot
this while on sale, regular 60c selection, our price tomorrow, only 19c; by mall o.
We will also include some other nice popular pieces in mis sm..
Dance, very popular. Hyacinth Intermexio, very new. docii "-'- "
Waltzes. Oypsy ITophet. new iwo-step. run; l 7 ,
Beard." Rambling Moee and Sammy, two-stepa Only a Bunch of V lolets. very pretty
new ballad. The Same Old Crowd, cnynjiiy s. .irmmY" V' Com'.
retty. Tho Beer That siaoe . LV. ' m v, in -The Hllllonalre." Two
Sweet Ouecn. t.y iw A:'" "" S ." . "11 u-.l v J-mle. The
Vrn .VhZ;uanrn-oSam.w; wUlplaJe on Sale t only. lie Per copy by
pre
My
Old to
above are
mail, Due.
Meats Meats Heats
We don't care what others do In qual-1 Veal Stew, rer pound SHc
Ity and price. They can t beat us. Veal Roast, per pound 6He
mmab
Koll Ileef. uer Douud
Pot Roast, per pound
Porterhouse Steak, per pound
Prime Rib Roast, 10c and ....
Mutton Stew, per pound
Mutiou leg. per pound
Multun Roust, per pound
' 5c i Veal Btah- JT pound
i!!l(c! Pork Chops. S pounds for ...
. . . tic ! Spare Rlhs, per pound
... Sc I No. 1 Hams, any brand ....
. .84:0 I Mir own make of sauxage
. .. tic; 12 pounds Leaf Lard fur ...
10c
26c
.ic
HVic
7c
$100
Groceries Groceries Groceries
Set of Teeth Another Trading Stamp Special, for Saturday
tli) $5.00
W CJr?.flV-P 21 pound. Pure Cane Granulated Sugar $1.00 Jon
I.OI.D FILLINGS-! P ........ ......... i.j0 M Cornineal , 1-Vs Th
Our work is of high sUndard and prices ,bJ Jlllnd picked Navy Beans. Rice. Tap-! n
t'.Jvm - loca. WagJ, Barleyor Farina for . ..lStcl t
per pound l?Hc
Coffee, per pound. lto
EXTRACTING
VITALIZED AIR ..
SILVER FILLINGS
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TAFT'S DENTAL ROOHS,
1517 Douglas St
Charles F. Krellc
TIN, bHELT IRON AND FURNACE
WORK, ETC.
All Kinds of Furnace and
Stove Castings on Hand.
IO . 13th St. . Telephone 3411
12 00 WORTH OF TRADING HIAUra mtEi 10 evj cunumrr ui furnanca ui our
renown Diamond H Pancake Flour for '3 Cta
LETTING DOWN OTHER GROCERY i holes Tea Blftlngs. per
PRWFa 1 r ancy uoiaen Hantos
e maiket Is still flon.lt., 1 and nrlcoa -.
now at their lowent take your
choice of eilher kind r..r ii..ui. iu
Malta 11a. vigor, y mi o . XKADI NG STAMPS FREE.
, P.aC.;V M,c.;oni V.' DRIED FRUIT
i-.t cans Fancy Golden Table Syrup.. ..Me b"" V.a,.l.1nJP.r.un5"l 'b .v Ho
l-Zi. cans Fancy Tennewe grhura....)i ' lT ' "V ixacnes, id y
J 5r 5"f LtfJ n n Mlea 100 E nglish cleaned curranu. lb 8J
1-lb can Fancy Alaska Salmon c Fancy Moor Park apricots, lb m,o
lib: can Solid Pa' k.-d I Tomatoes Vrha ANOTHER BCTTKR SPECIAL Fancy
t-lb. can Wax or String lieans ic
1-lb. can Egg or Greengage Plums loo
Iowa reamery Butter, per pound
TRADING STAMPS FREE.
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HAVDEN BROS.
Men's $3 Pants, $2
For i?at unlay, we oftVr you choice of four hundred pairs
of pants that are worth three dollars, for the small sum of
$2.00. This pant sale surpasses any of our former sales.
Huoh a pick has never been yours. . We have cut the prices
on these pants and (jive you the quality and styles that has
formed this season's regular stock, at prices that have been
reduced a thinl.
KEDUCTIOXS IN HOYS' KNKK PANTS
Hoys' Knee Pants worth 33c to aOc minced to 250
lioys' Knee Pants worth o7e to 7.V minced to 45c
Boys' Knee Pants worth $1.00 to $1.2." reduced to....75c
Shoes for Men, Women, Boys
These Particularly Strong Values for Saturday 1
Men's Shoes worth $3.50 and $3.00 ot $2.50
Made of box, velour and enamel calf, also vici kid, goodyear
welt lace shoes, with good, heavy, substantial soles, all
made on foot-form lasts, all the newest styles of toes shoes
positively WOIJTII $1.50 AND $3.00 at $2.50.
"Indestructible Shoes" for Eoys and Youths
This wear-resisting shoe for boys, is made of casco calf
good, plump soles, with win? quilting on bottom of sole we
guarantee them to be tho best shoe on the market for boys.
Sizes 13 J to 2 at $1.50
Sizes 2 J to 5 J at $1.65
Extra Special.
Ladies' Shoes Worth $2.50, $3 and $3.50, on
Sale Saturday at 75c.
These reductions on shoes are' marvelous and seem
hardly credible. If you did not know us you might be
skeptical, for such values you never had before. They
are broken sizes of our discontinued lines and coine only
in the following sizes: 3 to GJ widths AA, A and li.
i They are strictly high grade shoes, in hand turns and
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