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)M Aror ! Smart Set Iss
, portMtt feVfeatlne Arzlcl 1
, September Ceatery.
Alnslen's for fWrtembor ConUnues the
steady progress in qnamy wnica in m re
markable feature of this magazine during
tbe current year.' A new departure In the
beginning of a serial, and the publisher!
have been' fortunate In Inaugurating this
novelty In bavins a story by Agues and
. .
IKEdgerton Qurtle, which has all of the char-
fctr1stlc charm of these delightful writers.
It Is called "The Heart of Lady Anne."
The complete novelette has not, however,
been sacrificed. The one for this month. Is
Her Brother's Tutor," by Caroline Duer.
kThe magazine also shows Its determination
'to keep abreast of the times by offering
to Its readers a new story by Margaret
Sutton Brisooe, entitled "Philandering,"
the character of whlcb Is such as to make
it a feature. Humorous fiction Is repre
sented by exceptionally good stories by
Joseph C. Lincoln, who contributes "Ths
Boojoo Man," and Holman F. Day, whose
story. "For the Hand of the Widow Jud
on,". la a lifelike sketch of the down east
Tanks. Other stories equally good are
"Letters of sn Outsider," by Felicia Ood
ard; "The Winged Harp," by Kate Mas
terson; "The Little Blush Rose," by Edith
MaoVane, a new writer of great promise;
"The Duffer,'.' by Frank Savllle; "Mrs.
Jawrence's New Maid," by Anne O'llagan,
and "The Metamorphosis of Colin," by
Rafael Babatlni, The poetry is contributed
iy Arthur Stringer, Robert Loveman, Ar
thur Ketchum, John Vance Cheney, Theo
dora Roberts and W. D. Nesblt The fourth
of the series on social life in American
ma 4a am fntenMtlnr ah Its nredecessora.
Pit is Tb Social Side of Philadelphia."
' To those who follow the movements of
fashion The' Delineator for September is an
exceptionally interesting number, contain
ing advance information upon the end-of-
pthe-year styles, and illustrating in colors
and In black-and-white some of the latest
developments of the season's modes. The
literary section is not less attractive. The
first place. is given to a timely article on
The Women of Russia," v by Wolf von
Uchlerhrand. . Rebecca Williams is the sub
ject of an, interesting biographical sketch
In the "Pioneer Women" stories, and the
delightful aeries of pictures and letters of
travel is brought to an end. Dr. Grace
Peckham Murray writes on "Bodily Sym
metry," Wile Hamilton French has another
of the enjoyable "Joy of Living" papers,
and there are well-illustrated short stories
by Alden Arthur Knlpe, Albert Blgelow
Paine and Francis Lynda For the young
folks are stories and pastimes of an enter
' talning and helpful character, Including the
continuation of the "Little Garden Calen
dar" and further adventures of Tommy
, Postofnce, as well as an instructive paper
I by Llna Beard on the homes and domestic
arts of the Filipinos. Ths interests of the
home are treated thoroughly and practi
cally in the various departments, which are
In charge of experts.
. September is the season of turning loaves;
the brightest will be found in this month's
Bmartset. It contains 160 pages of delight-
Jul stories, poems and sketches by tbe "best
uthors. An unusually clever novelette,
"The Mission of Mr. Eustace Greyne," by
Robert Hlchens, opens the number. It is a
very humorous account of the mistakes and
jiiinuciiimiiuiB IA nil CJlKUBIUIJtUl WI1U, OU
i behalf of his literary wife, endeavors to
make a dignified study of "African frailty"
among the shady corners of Algeria. All
Ltha world desires to be entertained and
neeas to oe inspired; between the covers of
this "magazine of cleverness" both inspira
tion and entertainment await all readers.
The Smart Set offers better and newer llt-
j craiure inun any otner monthly.
It la Announced that the September num
i bor of the Century will contain a very
important acientlflo article from the pen
of Prof. Henry Fairfield Oeborn, professor
i of zoology in Columbia university and cur
; ator of paleontology In the American Mu
j seunv e-f Natural History, New York City,
(being the first of his group of articles on
;the "Fossil Wonders' of the West." which
f will be In the nature of, a revelation to the
clentifio world concerning recent discov
eries and advance in our knowledge of
J the antfent history . of America, based on
the explorations and rich finds of the Amer
ican Museum In the far west. The Sep
tember number will describe the circum
stance of discovery of the "Bone Cabin
'Juarry" in Wyoming and Tesults of six
years' excavation at that point.
"The Adventurer in Bpaln." by 8. R.
Crockett (Frederick A, Btokes company). Is
,' romance of Spain of today.- with some
,' political satire whlck Is not always obvious.
y i o iiauio iu me vw a smuggler,
twomen without stint and the hero who al-
roost always does the right thing.
! . "A Te Matchmaker," by Andy Adams,
romance of Texas life, full of Interesting
'adventure, with good, descriptions of the
'country and the habits and customs of the
(people. Published by Houghton, Mifflin 4
'Co, ' '
"Heseklah's Kortshtp." by Hesrklah
a Jones" , wife, Frank A. Van Denburg. A
, weI told tale of how Mrs. Hexeklah la
( bored to write a book' for the city man
r4hat would par off the mortgage. The
writing was all done without Heseklah's
knowledge. The story and the trials and
Interruptions . of the author and how she
, finally overcame it all makes an Interesting
.' tale. , Published by Richard G. Badger. .
, 'The Castaway.'' A story of three great
rnen ruined in one year a king, a cad and
a castaway, by Hillle Ermine Rives. Il
lustrated in color by Howard Chandler
Christy. Published by Bobba-Merrlll com
pany. .
Above books ' at lowest retail prices.
Matthews, 151 Boutb Fifteenth street.
"A
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Bis Sato
flea's
Shirts sj
ELemnsLat Friday
All Odds and Endsand Short Pieces Prom the
KELLEY-STIGER STOCK
AT EVEN GREATER
Fine Corded Ginghams
suitable for girl BBohool dresses, they are Jn
good long lengths, and worth 15c yard-
special at, yard . . .
36-locb Dress Percale rv 1
in new dark styles V 0 g
excellent quality j) " ty
choice, at, yard
Fine) Dotted Dress Swiss pry
all slse woven dots, 1 0
worth 25c yard fl
special, at, yard
Cambric and Long Cloth ff
Remnanta fi ner than L
t I 1 w .. in. fi H
yard go at, yard ....
Black and Colored fler
cerlzed Sateen
none better at any
price, special, yard
ma
15c
Various Grades White Lawn Remnants 'Zl
np to 40-inch width, special bargain, at, yard 2v
Dress Goods
From Kelley-5tlger
Kelley-Stiger's black and
colored dress goods
choicest spring, fall and
winter styles, tailor cioth,
golf skirting, Panamas,
mohairs, etamines, etc.
regardless of
former price,
at, yard
45c
ids at 25c
$1 Dress Goods at 25c
Yard Wool Suitings, granites,
Panamas, eta, 3 to
8 yard lengths-
cream, black and
all colors, at, yard
Remnants of Danish
mtsof Danish i jT.
l cream, black 1 1 ! J gr
lolors enough 11 it
Clofh-
and colors-
for dresses, yard
Wash Voile A regu-"f xfK
lar 25a goods, cream, 1 1 If II
black and all colors,
at, yard
Ladies' $3, $4 and $5
Any Ladies' Oxford Tie in
ter what it cost to close
en's Hose I2lc.
It's the kind that usually sells for 35o
or 8 pair for 11.00.
Today we place on sale 850 dozen of fine
tan colored hose with silk embroidery, the
kind that furnishers sell at 35c or 8 pair
for one dollar, our sale price 12c; all sizes
and no limit to the quantity. These hose
were lost in transit by the railroad com
pany, the consignee refused them on ac
count of the lateness of the season; we
bought them at our own price and now
offer them at a price that ought to move
them quick.
Mohair Shirts $1.50.
We are keeping up a full line of sizes In
mohair shirts, with or without collars, it's
the same shirt you pay elsewhere $2.00 for.
50s Underwesr 25c.
For 25o we sell all sorts of 60c underwear,
pure white, sky blue or mottled.
$12.50 Hsn's Suits $7.50.
We are making a special leader of $7.60
suits. Here you will And fully aa good1 a
suit for $7.60 as nearby stores charge $12.50
for.
Closing Out tha
Opsnheini Stcsk.
Additional reductions have been made
to close out the remainder of the Open
helm stock. Anybody needing anything in
summer goods can get them here for about
half of what you have 'to pay elsewhere.
Men's suits at $2.89, $2.98, $3.90, $4.90 and
$4.90; for the latter price we offer fine all
wool unfinished worsteds, also Prince Al
bert suit.. Men's pants 48c, 69c, 98c, $1.39
and $1.90; the $1.89 worsted pants are ex
ceptionally cheap,' ask the salesman to
show you them. Pink- and tan colored
underwear 16c; cotton gloves 6c; umbrellas
25o; linen collars 5c; overalls 25c; houe 8
pair for 10c; raincoats $1.48; all kinds of
shirts 26c; handkerchiefs 8c. Amongst
these goods may be Just what you are
looking for. if It Is you can buy it here
at a v great saving.
GimniHJTEE
CL0T.11.IG CO.,
(519-1521 C3UGL&S ST.
For Crane's Writing Paper
and Fountain Pens, go to
BarkoJow Bros.
BOOK SHOP.
Ttl. B22S. 1216 Firman St. ,
Mrs. J. BENSON
NEW
fall Waists and Silk
girts
elegant line of New Laee, Mousse
line da Bote and other Evening Wafsts.
A h&ndsoin Una ef New Silk Waists la
black, navy and brown.
All the Utat shade, and shape, la New
t::U I'&tticoatsi
i
Saturday
Hears
, Snlrts
' at 7C
BARGAINS TODAY.
Neat etripes and checkB,
.re in g 1
- 02C
40-Inch White) Lawn pgr
71
2C
wuriu iwo regular
go at, per
yard '.
Finest Print Remnanta
. manufactured In
blues, grays, black
and white, yard .......
Mill-Ends 36-In. Bleach
ed Muslin good
grade at, per
yard
5 c
Standard Shirting Prints
tins Prima
jures- Pg
dots and fig
long lengths,
yard
Lace Rcmia.nts
From KelieyStlgera
Remnants and odd lengths of all
kinds of laces vals, torchons,
eluny, Point de E-
J2i'?::....:
Embroideries In edgings and in
1 sortings medium widths very
pretty patterns, worth up to 35o
yard at, yard
5c, 10c, 2lc
Remnants of Linens
Remnants of Sanitary Cot
ton Diaper, worth 10o,
for, yard
5c
Remnants Table. Damask to
3)i yard lengtns, all kinds and
qualities, at about one-half their
real value
-1
Remnants Toweling, worth up to
120 yard, in 1 to
2 yard lengths, a
remnant.
Oxford Ties at $1.98
the house no mat-
-1.98
thein out, at, pair
Vrito For
Our Uoi
Drug Catalogue
Our new catalogue Is now ready for dis
tribution. It contains Items of interest to
DOCTORS, DRUGGISTS, HOSPITALS,
and the PUBLIC. WRITE FOR THE
CATALOG UK IT'S FREE.
. Some aamnle CatalfMrue nrlces!
60c Anti-Germ Disinfectant for 40c
l id. uerman Mixed Bird Seed for
60c Beef, Iron and Wine for
1 lb. Borax, Mule Team Brand for
Baker's Barley Malt Whlkey bot
4c
26c
10c
75c
xnim is me purest ana beat malt
whiskey, dozen $8.00
25o Carboiated Mutton Salve for v 20c
Uucalyptua tatarrh Jelly bland
est and best remedy for catarrh '
'i Hny t-'ever 25o and SOe
Samples Free.
60o Fisher's Extract Beef for. 59c
$1.00 Herplclde (Newbro's) for 79c
25c Hire's Root Beer (makes 6 gal
lons) for 12c
tier's Uregon Ulackberry Cordial
a pare tonic for stomach and
bowels Tffe
$3.60 Marvel Whirling Spray Syringe,
always $2.15, by mall $2.85
Ji.w Mimer m owamp-KOOl lor.. 79o
ap Rose Soap, cake 9o
White Hlbbon Soap bl- cake
white floating! hath soap. for.... fin
$1.00 Kirk's Dandruff Cure for 79o
25o Mistletoe Cream for loo
V1MAUT The licit Malt Extract,
bottle Jtos
bottles for fl.OOl fl.90 per dosen
$1.00 Srjulbb's SarRaparllla for 75o
V1LTUHS HJJN1U LOTION Best
remedy for blackheads, pimples, tan
and sunburn for ...... BOc
60o Syrup Ftffs, genuine, we sell. 43o
Lltha Tablets, we sell hq
$1.00 Wine Cardul, we sell 70
Freight paid on aio.OO orders or
more to any point of west.
Write for NEW CATALOGUE.
Sharman & f.fcGonnsIl Drug Co.
Cor. 16ih and Dodge Bts., Omaha.
Bringing Into play the
lever of "pruned prices"
In otder to keep the
boulder of business roll
lug. This
SUMMER
CLEARANCE SALE
Is keeping business hump
ing by slicing the protit
off of our light-weight
trousering In stock
tnuklug to measure 'de
cidedly fashionable $12
trouwers for f ! buiullng
to measure, finest $10.00
troum-rs for $7.00 cut
ting to your order, your
seltH'tlon of any of our $3
trousering for $t).00
faullleaHly fashioning
your pl k of any of our
$l or $7 trouserings for
$3.00.
MatCxrthy Tailoring
Company,
Kaxt 4t te
vn tksa.
'1 " " ss-ssssssssa
Jj'
Omaha Vcather Forecast Friday, Showers.
i rannn nr..
1
ill
a. i t t t ' z . .'. .tn
TnnnnKnnnm
i r i i t i i j i i iii i i v
Remember the mlreardlairr opportanltles last Introduced for
securing; Green TradlnsT Stamps. Those opport nnlt lea are years
for the savins: of "oap Wrapper, Labels, Conpona, Trade Marks,
Kc, and for hmdins as yoar snbscrlptloa for pertain maaraslnes
the best la the land.
The soap wrappers, labels, coapons, trade marks, ete. are
received at Premium Parlor, second floor, and Qreea Tradlaa;
Stamps Klven for them. Do not harden yourself carrylnac entire
soap wrappers, BIT CMP TUB SQIARB OUT WHICH tt)tTAIIS
THM TRADFI MAIUC BRIXO IT. subscriptions received for maaa
slnes at stationery Department, and the hnare extra of Little
Qreea Stickers are alven there.
HOW'S YOUR STAMP DOOK COMING?
REMNANT SALE OF SILKS
300 lengths plain and fancy silks, all lengths, Qf
values 75c to fl.50 a yard all go Friday, yard. . . J
Remnant SaJe of Wool Dress Gdods
200 lengths nice all wool dress goods, plains and fancy
blacks and colors, worth 50c to $1.50 yard C -Friday
only, yard -al
Remnant Sale of Wash Goods
Every short length of our wash goods from yards to 10
yards some even longer that sold as high ,
. as 35c yard Friday, yard
Remnants of Laces
Embroideries, Ribbons, Garter Elastics, dress trimmings,
on sale Friday at half price. ,A
Torchon Laces
5,000 yards fine and heavy thread Torchon Laces, Edges
and Insertions, from $-in. to 4 inches wide good A.g
washable patterns values up to 15c yard, Friday. .. v
Ready Made Bed Sheet
100 dozen -72x90 and 81x90 extra quality bed
sheets, 2-inch handkerchief hem, a quality that
is cheap at 65c and 75c Friday we sell Crt
72x90-inch sheets, at, each O UC
81x90 sheets at, each 59c
And $ 1 in Green Trailing Stamps with each sheet.
Waist Sale on Second Floor
at 25c Each
A lot of 25 dozen waists in
from 75c to $ 1.75, in sizes
choice, while they last, Friday at, each
INVITATION
You arecordially invited to attend an exhibition of
fine Art Pictures -Saturday, August 20th and continuing
to Saturday, August 27th.
An exhibition of orljrlnal water colors of flowers by Hlroshl.
artist, beautiful studies in flowers by
studies of Ideal heads by Harrison Fisher, Howard Chandler Christy, Allen Gil
Dert, Clarence Linuerwooa ana jonn uecii t.iay.
The pictures In this attractive exhibition will be for sale at very low prices,
and all lovers of art will appreciate the opportunity for at least seeing them.
Art Galleries, Second Floor.
Girls! Girls! Girls!
We want more little Misses to push our combinations. It's good money for
the little girl 25 cents for each 11.00 combination she sella and there Is edu
cation In the art of housekeeping by learning how to talk, about Bennett's
good things to eat.
We offer three prizes for the mit successful little lady saleswoman.' 1st
A PAIR OF DOROTHY DODD SHOKS OR OXFORDS TO FIT. 2nd
A BOX OF BEAUTIFUL! STATIONERY. 3rd AN EXQUISITE HAT PIN
WITH THE WINNER'S MONOGRAM (whatever It may bey." GET TO
WORK GIRLS; GET TO WORKI ,
Boys! Boys! Boys!
Only one more day for prise wlnnlnc
The prizes are to be very closely contewted.
lose out. HUSTLE, HUSTLE, HUSTLE!
The Right
niAATia mnre
mm
springs vary from the weak and narrow to the strong
and wide. Multiply this by the many maker of watch ea
uidjyoutavaaaiJaaijif our aaUih jfcjmlrlnj department.
THE DEER
YOU LIKE
GAQKJET
F0UR,SYK0!IYMS
FOUIl - ywo - NAUGHT That's onr
telephone number catch It? You may
need It for future use.
old ob Dlalngr sad Battel Cars.
Fred Krug Brewing Co.
Omaha's Model Brewery.'
Telephone 430. OMAHA
&-a-B bm i i i a n
D I A f.l O N D S if
s
II
i'IIITE DIAMONDS ARE OUK
IIOBHT.
DO NOT POKGET THAT
ARE ALSO JEWELERS.
WE T
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DODCE. t
U-Q -Q-D- OHQ- Q-Q-B-Si -fl -B-SS-u
J
i UM LI U I 1 1
1 1 111 M ""Wssil as j i
white and fancy colors, worth
from 32 to 44-
-your
25c
the Japanese
Madame Klein, latest reproductions and
work.
BOYS you must hustle Friday.
The fellow who leads today may
Main Spring
than vou think. Main
M A WT T T MTJEYY P YAN C Ormutt
It is Our
Design
' To have this store known as
The
Fashionable
Store
So you men who intend to have
your feet fashionably clad may as
well 'get the habit."
On "Nettletons"' we have , the
leader In swell" things for men's
feet at $3.00. "
In "Walk-Overs" we simply beat
the world In $3.50 and $4.00 shoes.
These fine lines of men's shoes
may be Imitated, but the genuine
"Nettleton" or "Walk-Over" Is to be
had only at this store.
Decatur Shoe Co.
i52 Farnam St.
Frank Wllco. flgr.
DIG HOSIERY
SALE SATUR
DAY. SEE
UJH STREET
WINDOW.
THE RKLIABLK ITORB.
Don't Forget Remnant Day Friday
IN OUR LINEN AND DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
WE WILL HAVE SOME GREAT BARGAINS.
Unbleached Muslin, In Ions; mill ends, yard
wide, regrular 7Hc value. Friday we will
have a special sale, ,4 2 n
at. yard
Bleached Muslin, soft finish. In Inns; mill
ends, yard wide, regular 8Vc to 10c value.
On sperlal sale, (5
at, yard CJC
New York ' Mills Sheeting;, bleached, 14
yards wide, or 7-4 regular retnll slllnir
..I Vl , .1 . 111 1
specina sale,
at, yard
9 TO 10 A. M.
16c
Men's Shirts,
Friday in Omaha's
Closing Out All Summer Goods, Worth From i2c to 75c Yard
All our summer (roods, in Organdies,
Batistes, Dimities, etc., worth up . c
to 76c yard, all go at, yard -,"
All the short length of fine goods and long
pieces or cneaper gooas, will
...21c
go at, yaru
10c Flannelettes will go -at,
yard
12Hc and IRo new high grade French Flan
nelettes, fine styles, extra Dlr
weight, will go at, yard OSW
EXTRA SPECIALS
10c and 15c Percales, yard wide,
at, yard
POPULAR PRICED
75o Mohairs, 54 Inches Wide, at. yard
75c Ladles' Cloth, 54 inches wide, at, yard
75c Zlbellnee, 40 Inches wide, at, ara
75c Ecotch Mixtures, 40 Inches wide, all go on sale at, yard
69o French Plaids, at, yard
69c Granite Cloth, at, yard
FROM 9 TO 11 A. M.-We will sell 600 short lengths and wool patterns, worth
from 76c to $1.50 yard only one pattern to a cuctomer nt
FROM 2 TO i P. M We will sell Challlcs and Printed Henriettas,
at, yard ,
Grocery
10 bars best Laundry Soap
8 bars Wool or Armour's White Soap..
011 or Mustard Sardines, can
Stuffed or Plain Olives, bottle
California Evaporated Peaches, pound.
Currants, evaporated, pound
Ruby Prunes, pound
Mince Meat, condensed, package
X-Cello, Vigor, Vim, Neutrlta or
Force, package ,
Fruit Puddlne, package
On
Third
JP5
Floor 1
'Boys' . Cliildren's
Scliool Clothing
At Very Special Bargain Prices.
-I
are
season
and
dept
lar
Bo y's Furnishings on 3d Floor
Oln for boys' 25c school
J9U hose.
f Cp for boys' 2Kc cheviot waists,
IOW Wth Mother's Friend button
attachment.
1Q-, for boys' 39c flannelette shirt
waists.
25C tn boy8' 600 Percttla shirt
AQr 'or boys' 76c madras shirts
or shirt waists.
J. L. Brandels & Sons
I' i
ritfiyour lunch wi II
refreshou for;the
a'f i e rn oomyroT k.
)ecutia
AGENTS llusro K. H Is . 1824 Ioulas
Tel. 1M1. Iee Mitchell, Council
IOITII OMAHA. 'rilOK H,
PA Nice Grip or
.111 a I. ..... ,.. k... I M
ill ni'l ma n a ; uu l'ct tci, uui it, iiitafa-cn c-iiia lijiiin. i-i i n
better of you,
' fco tk ivantK of OTTR PKR CENT PISCOUNT
KAIJJ cinti set the bent at lea than cheap trudt' will cost
yuu e.MfWhere. t
Omalia Trunk Factory,
Telephone 1053 1209 Farasm
DIG HOSIERY
SALE SATUR.
DAY. SEE
16TH STREET
WINDOW.
Glass Toweling;, linen finish, IS Inches wide,
blue and rrd choi-k. regular 8Wo Ale
value, on specliil sale. at. yard -2W
rure IJnen Table Iinmaak, smin finish, I
yanla wide, blenrhed In several beautiful
Prttterns, guaranteed 75c value. Friday
we will limit 6 yards to a cus- lClf
nn,r at vorH
India I.lnon. ("berk Nainsook. Potted
Swiss, etc.. rearulnr liv value, ilic
on sale Friday only, st, yard " ,
Pure IJnen Napkin. H slse. half bleaohnd.
In snowdrop patterns, regular 11.35 dnteit
value, Friday only, H()C
at, dozen
worth $1, on sale at, each. 25c
Greatest Domestic Room
6Hc Inciico Blue rrlnts.
at, yard
Closing out 60 Summer Prints,
at, yard
Cambric Linings, In brown and
gray, at, yard
66". Aimn Checks,
at, yard
15c Percales, extra fine,
at, yard
25c Percales,
at, yard
,..0ic
...2ic
.....lc
5c
7ic
...10s
5c
5c
25c and Xc Shirting Madras, 1flr
at, yard IUW
WOOL DRESS GOODS
(39c
25c
,17ic
Specials
25o
10c
4o
S4c
7Vc
"He
3V4c
60
7Hc
7',ic
Good Japan Rice, pound 84o
6 pounds Beans, Tapioca, Sago or Bar
ley M J9o
FRESH FRUIT SPECIALS
Choice Juicy Lemons, doien 0j
Fancy Hartlett Pears, doxen 15o
Large Florida Bananas, dozen l'2o
California Strained Honey, rack. lio
Good Country Butter, pound li'.-aa
ID
On
Third
Floor
c- . wssts
Knee Pants Suits $2
All wool clothing, stoutly made and
just the' thing for school wear,
double-breasted suits, belted out
ing suits, 3-piece vestee suits, re
enforced seams these
odds and ends of this tW
in's suits worth ?1 0 UJ J
fo, boys' clothing
, 3rd floor, at. . . . . . , L-ZS
$
Boys' $5, $6 and $7
Knee Pants Suits $3
45
In this special lot for Friday's sell
ing are famous "Buster Brown"
styles, norfolks, . . .. . -:
double-breasted, all - f K
the season's best juve- J J w
nile suits worth up to n ) j
$7.00, at rKU
Odd Knee Pants 49c
.Warranted to wear pants, every
pair guaranteed or new pair in
exchange, just the
things for boys'
hard wear, regu
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