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DON'T WORRY WATCH US CROW
$(S6,000
Worth of high grade
merchandise bought by
us and will go on sale
at 9 a. m., Thursday,
April 6th. Just in time
for Easter shopping, at
prices never heard of
before.
-, Purchase
Extraordinary
Bought by us at 57c
on the dollar
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Stock of Whceler
Hc Stay, Canton, Ohio
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BUYS THE
Consisting of Ladles', Men's and Children's toady-to Wear Clothing, Ladles' and Men's Furnishings. Ladies', Children's and Men's Shoes to bo sold at such low prices that they will be appreciated by the buying public at this time, of the "'' , .p 'artC.
when you can buy what you want at one-half less than the regular price. The Wheeler-McStay store, of Canton, Ohio, was a firm located in business for the past 10 years, and had the reputation of carrying only the highest grade or nu-n naiKi . i
ular lines Kverything sold by them went out of the store with an absolute guarantee, so this will gtre you a chance to know what kind of merchandise they carried and what you can expect at this sale. Hut through the death of the Junior n,PI,,mr .,,. sTPKK
the advanced age of the oilier, he concluded to retire from active business, and advertised his High Grade Stock for sale on the Kastem Markets, not thinking that this stock would find Its way Into one of Omaha's lading llargnin tenters, nut t e " , '' MjB,
With Its Knstern buyer, who is always on the lookout for Just such bargains was there with our bid of 57 cents on the dollar, and that being the highest bid, we can congratulate ourselves on the grand purchase at this time of the year, as li is .an i i
and the buying public of Omaha will get first chance at this Grand Purchase, and that will mean a saving to tliem of one-half and less than regular prices of oilier stores at this time of the year, but we always manage to be there with somen ing i i
with the rlttht kmkIs when the buying public are getting ready to do their spring shopping, livery article sold during tlds sale will be sold with our Uroad Liberal Guarantee if not satisfied your money back the same as we have been muni, j
In business. Our success has been for
HE'nnDfieE'e
LUijlvaimV
Our Ladies' Suit Depl.
Ladles' $25.00 abHOlutcly all wool White
herge Nults, the very Intent styles, ele
gantly trlmnieit and plain stvles, worth
former prion always, but 42 " t AH
for this sflle. Vli,1
Ladles' 1J and IMall wool Spring Suits
in worsteds, serges end all the prevail
ing materials lor spring wear; made of
the very brut materials, In biues. black,
ray, tan wine and lavender shades;
not one In the lot worth lexs than J15
and many $ZO.0. The very best of
trimmings used and lined with No. I
Kktnner calm and silk linings, all
grouped In one lot, $8.98
All Ladies' 3 and '1 Spring Suits, every
one an exact copy of Imported models
that eell at twice the former price.
These are made of the very finest Im
ported material of worsteds, cheviots,
serges and homesjitins, In all the sea
son's latest shades. Including blacks
and blues and the popular pencil stripe.
In blue and nlack; all go " "f Ail
at this great sale at . . . . . ,PW
There waa one lot of Ladles' Sulta that
old e-egulariy at 11. made of fine grade
of -worsted,--In a gray stripe; coata are
thrse-quarter length, full aatln lined.
We have marked them at fi )(2
ths low, price of p3.JO
We have one lot of Ladles' and Misses'
Suits that sold from $10 to 15 and con
sidered big ' Values at that. The ma
fHilKla are all wool and the linings are
silk ' and runner's satin and we have
marked them for Q tfl
quick sale lit Spti.OO
Todies' one-ulece $J0 and $3 Bilk Presses,
in the Ver'v latest ; makes and trimmed
with all 'the" season's new styles In very
pretty Oeslgna of foulards and messa
llnes. You will wonder at the bargain
'when you' V.ee them. All fiJU IQ
.1 tha oua.orlce V0" 10
Ladles' Spring Jackets, regular $N.W and
$12 valaes. cut In the regular spring
styles: come in coverts, fine P.ng)lsh
worsted htiU taffeta mik In light ami
dark colors. Choice fof QO HQ
this sal .
1 111 and tJa ljong Hlack Silk
Taffeta Coats, elegantly trimmed and
s'lk lined over the shoulders. CO QG
srTeclallv priced at V'"0
i t-. ,nH rfi Silk Petticoats, with
Terslan flounce, in all colors, CO f7A
a nl snt at ypm
2 flnO Men's Hats, all sites, consisting of
fedoras, telescopes, grecos, high rollers,
( in all the late spring shades and blocks,
, alro stiff hats In black, brown or pearl;
not one hat In this lot sold for less than
$2.00 and many at $3.00, but for a quick
seller we place them on sale G9C
; at v.
All the $4 00. U and $5 00 Hats. 100 dif
ferent styles to choose from. In all the
latest styles and blocks; In order to
' appreciate these hats we ask you to
V ' come In and look them over and you
' will take one hortvs with $1.74
at -
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fRUEAFF TO HEAD COMPANY
. Eesifiutioa of President Armstrong
Accepted j Board of Directors.
C LATHS FOB WAGES ARE ALLOWED
Ksaplorrs of Sheriff Will Recle
Wages la Cvaaertlnn nllk the. Ke-elr-rahls
t Farmers and Mrr-
(From a Staff Correspondent)
IJNCOl.N. Neb.. April 4.-(Bpecial.)-The
resignation of Alvin H. Armstrong as
president of the gas company, was formally
accepted at a meeting of the board ot
directors and Frank W. Kruraff was
elected to the. vacant position. B. C. Ad
ams, general manager, was elected to th
position of vice president and waa mads a
director In th place of Mr. Armstrong.
Resolutions of regret over the with
drawal, of Mr. Armstrong were adopted
when the resignation waa put before the
body. Mr, Frueaff spends his time between
Nsw York and Denver and In the future
will spend mors In Unroln, which In the
past ha has only occasionally visited. The
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Represent the finished acxomplishment of
artistic ideas.
F e el out agencies everywhere.
WHEELER
McSTAYeeise
AT 57 CENT
our truthful advertising
Cl C!nn DnAmnlll.r ft AAA U M hmPQw AronSl ft
aim 13 li fl
Is the most complete in the city, nothing but the latest up-to-date
garments sold In this sale, style and quality guaranteed; don't be
misled by the low prices, but come and see for yourself that what
we advertise is absolutely here for you.
$30 Ladles' Long lilack Satin I 1 no Children' 'Rath Rnhes rumntMil
2ii and
Coats,
satin.
made of beBt guaranteed grade
tasliy worth tormer price, but
a quick cl'jarance,
we say
$J.98
tiK i miiea' Lena coats, ail wool ma
wool
terlttls OI wursieu vcikcb m-iiu tuc.iui".
tne-half and full lined. C A$l
sale price k V .
l!5 Ladles' Long Spring
all wool materials, In
spring styles, large
sailor. Specially priced
,
Coats, made of
the very latest
patch pockets,
;$y.U8
tiy T u.liu,' i .fin ir silk Ponsea Couts, early
. , . . ... ,., ...1 A htu-
spring styiee, nennj ""l
special for this high ST. 2-4
grade stock V
tl2 a) Ladles' Fine Poplin Long t oats, Just
the thing for spring wear; neatly
trimeed collar and cuffs &4.U8
Another big special at "r
$16 Ladies' Silk Rubberized Itain nm
semi ami ciose muw, i" ,r
black. Every one guaranteed; S4.48
for quick action :"V.'V !7
$2(1 and $25 Lailles' Silk Kubber Coats,
made of the very best grade of ma
terials, in plain and fancy colors. Every
one sold under our broad UB,$T.D8
antee. Extra big special at . f
All of the regular $10 Ladles' Rain Coats.
In all different styles and &3.08
nninrs. no on sake at p
3a Ladles' Skirts that formerly sold up
to $3.75 in all the different materials
and patterns. All go at the CI 24
one price of -s-'
250 Ladles' Skirts, for everyday war. not
one In the lot worth less than $2.00 and
many at higher prices. All f)SC
at the low price of ",n "
Another lot of Skirts that sold from $2.!
to $4.00 in brilllantlne, mohair, serges
and Panamas, all colors, at fi- Ail
the one price of I , .P
$5 01) and $7 50 ladles' Skirts, made In the
very latest styles. In all the different
materials and colors of high grade
sklrts-all for this sale $2.48
ladles'' $ii' to' $15 nia'ck'and Wool Voile
wuirt. not one In the lot worth less
than $10 and many at $15; neatly
trimmed and every one a work of fine
tailoring. Specially priced aJ OQ
from this big stock at Vu,uo
$400 Ladles' All-Silk Petticoats In blnck
end all other colors, SI. 98
choice
HATS AND SHOES
Our large Shoe Department will spring a
big surprise on you In the way of
prices at this sale; shoes will be actually
sold at less than It cost to manufacture
them, not speaking of the price of the
leather. 6,000 pairs of Ladles' and
Misses' Shoes. In patent vlcl calf and
gun metal, button or lace, common
sense, Cuban or French ftQf
heels, all at one price of ucr-
I,ff75 pairs of Ladles' and Misses Oxfords,
in all the different kinds of leather,
tan or black, heels-to suit the roost con
servative and stylish dresser, Dorothy
Dodd and other well known makes In
the lot; values from $3.00 to f7fi
$.60; your choice at ov
1.4S2 pairs of Children's Shoes and Ox
fords, all sizes, blacks, tans and red;
some without heels, some with spring
and high heels; values from $1.00, $1 50
and $2.00; all go AAi
at the low prica of ,
electio'h of B. C. Adams to the vice presi
dency will enable him to occupy the exe
cutive position when the chief official Is
not In Uncoln. lie will retain his position
as general manager.
Wii Claims Allowed.
Claims amounting to several hundred
dollars against the Farmers and Mer
chants Insurance company were allowed
by Judge Wlllard E. Stewart and were
declared, prior to the other outstanding
claims against the company.
The claims represent the wages of em
ployes of the sheriff, who was placed In
charge of the business during the pendency
of the receivership proceedings. The re
ceiver was without outhorlty to pay the
employes without sn order from the court
hence a hearing In the matter was had
Tuesday morning.
Oaly One Ticket at Kdaar.
EDGAR, 'eb., April 4. (Special.) A
light vote was cast here today, there being
but one ticket in the field. The liquor
question was not an Issue and the town
will remain dry another year. The fol
lowing officers were elected: Mayor. A.
R. Ocker; clerk, Karl C. Ilickel: treasurer,
C. W. Clack; police judge. U. E. Cootie;
engineer, C. E. Caldwell; councllmen, W.
J. Roomer and F. W. Carlson.
Mate
rwtx,
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UIlImy at tMJV rju IVI., ii&ua
.... Colors. with Drettv de- rk,
aigns and cord, choice JV-
75c Ladles' Hlack Sateen tfln
Petticoats, at J-sv
$2 Ladles' Hetherbloom Petticoats, In all
colors. Plenty of black, 89C3
$2.50 Ladies' Pleated Petticoats. In all
colors, made of very fine B" O $
grade material, speclul at pXrf
$6 to $7.50 Ladies' Silk Kimonos, all late
patterns and styles, some shirred yokes
and walHt and others plain, short or
long sleeves, CO ST s
choice at P '
91.50 Ladles' Kimonos, In fancy and Per
sian patterns, flAt
choice at
76c Ladles' Kimonos, well worth first
price, choice of many pretty lAg
designs, at 0-
$3.00 Ladles' House Dresses, made of
white and black check sephyr gingham,
with lace yoke and lace collar and cuffs,
sizes 34 to 44; AO
special at VA,
$2.00 Ladies' House Dresses; nQp
sailor styles; choice OV.
Girls' $1.00 Dresses, 44c
$2.50 Girls' Dresses, made In ftfii
ail different stylos, at v
$3.60 and $4.60 Children's Spring Coats in
neat check designs and solid colors;
specially priced In this
sale at
$3.50 Children's Rain Capes,
at
75c Ladles' Colored Waists,
at
60c Ladles' White Waists,
at
$t.H Ladles White Waists,
at
S1.98
S1.74
15c
10c
39c
$1.50 Ladles' White and Colored Tailored
Waists, well worth $1.50, will Kq
be sold for quick selling at 3Jj
$3.50 and $4.00 Ladies' Wllk Waists, of
taffeta and mea saline. In black, blue,
green, brown, white and pink, will be
given away, not sold, C O
for
tdc Ladles' Dressing Sacques,
at
76c Ladies' Dressing Sacques,
at
15c
29c
1,72 pairs of Men's Work and Dress
Shoes, lace and button. In all leathers,
black and tan: some 18-Inch high top
shoes In this lot; not one pair worth
less than $2.60 and many at $3.00 and
$4.00; all go at the one C"! 24
price of P--''
1,260 Men's regular $1.00 Crushers, Just
the thing for summer's wear 44l
or traveling, at
120 pairs ot Ladies'
and Men's House
, Slippers, Romeo and
other styles, values
$1.00 to $1.50; while
they last at. . . .24
Disastrous Fire
Threatens Millard
Starts in General Store and Spread is
Stopped by Heroic Efforts
of Citizens.
MT LIZARD, Neb., April 4. (Special.)-A
disastrous fire visited this village last
night, which completely destroyed three
large buildings and for a time threatened
others. Peters Bros.', general store, where
the fire started, burned to the ground, en
tailing a loss of 110.000 on the building and
117.000 on the stock. The residence of John
Peters was burned, as was also the drug
store run by Henry J. Schmidt. The hotel
and saloon operated by Charles Johnson
caught fire, but here the Tames were con
trolled by the large bucket brigade com
posed of most of the residents of the vil
lage. The Omaha fire department was
asked to send out a couple of chemical
engines, but because of the great distance
and the storm, Chief Salter did not deem
It advisable to make the run.
School Principal anils Job.
BEATRICE, Neb., April 4. (Special. )
At the regular monthly meeting of the
board of education last evening It developed
that Earl De Vore, the principal of the
West school, had left the city rather unex
pectedly last week and failed to put In his
appearance when the city schools resumed
yesterday after the spring vacation of a
week. De Vore, It appears, wrote a letter
from IJncoln stating that he waa enroute
to his home In Indiana, and had decided to
quit the old town on the Blue. While the
board did not accept his resignation It
elected Miss Leverne Proper of Nebraska
City to fill the position of principal of the
West school temporarily. For some time
De Vore has had rooms In the Toung Men's
Christian association building, and It Is
not known what caused him to leave the
city without notifying the board of bis In
ON
TIHI
2,000 Pieces of Ladles' Muslin Under
wear, consisting of Chemises. Slips.
Gowns, Drawers and Combination
Suits, all beautifully trimmed with
lace and embroidery. Not one piece
In the lot worth less than $1.00, and
many at $i.00 and $2.60. All go at
the one price of 040
Ladies' Ribbed Setsnug Underwent,
Union Suits, 75o value, at 890
60o Ladies' Head Scarfs, all colors,
your choice, at
10c Ladles' White Handkerchiefs, 80
15c Ladles' Black and Tan Hose with
double toe and heel, at 80
25c Ladles Lisle Hose, black and tan,
double heel and toe, at lao
60c Ladles' High Grade Fine Lisle
Hose, In black, tan and fancy colors,
ZOO dozen, won't last long, pair, 86o
(Every Pair Guaranteed.)
$1.00 Ladles' Silk Hose, all colors, no
seconds In this lot, every pair guar
anteed perfect, uaie price, nt....3ao
16c Children's and Misses' Seamless
Ribbed Hose, big value, choice, at 6o
26o Boys' Blouses, all sizes, at.... 130
$1.00 All Wool Aviation Caps, Just a
few left, at loo
We have In thLs stock a large as
sortment of Ostrich Plumes, that
will be closed out at the following
prices:
$1.50 Ostrich Plumes, at .480
$2.00 Ostrich Plumes, at 890
$2.60 Ostrich Plumes 74o
$3.00 Ostrich Plumea 89o
$3.60 Ostrich Plumes, at.. 980
$5.00 Ostrich Plumes $1.34
We also have a lew extra large
Plumea and wlllowa that will be
closed out at Reuiurkable Low Prices.
Prices. --:'
Oar Koney-Savinf Notion Sept.
Bead Carefully the Prtoss
Quoted Below.
Safety Pins, large or small sizes, one
dozen on card, at , lo
Pins, 60 in tha package, at lo
Hair Pins, put up In small barrels,
regular 10c Kind, sale price, at 80
6c Black and White Thread, spool, lo
10c Silk Thread, all colors, spool.. 3o
15o Silk Ribbon, i inches wide, for
big value, we say, per yard 3o
15c Laces and Insertion, to match, for
this sale, per yard, at flo
60c Ladies' Back Combs, at..,.,. loo
26o Ladles Back Combs, at ,.Bo
25o Ladles' Barretts, at ..6o
Men's Rubber Pocket Combs, regular
15c kind, at 40
15o Fine Combs, at. lo
$2.00 Safety Razors, the guaranteed
kind, at 79o
15c Large Slse Towels, at 7o
16c Men s Cotton Flannel Gloves, with
gauntlets, special, at So
$1.60 and $2.00 Men's Leather Gaunt
let Gloves, made of horaehlde, buck
skin and reindeer buck, your choice,
while they last, at 4So
Men's Dress Kid Gloves, $1.50 values,
at 740
1
tentions.
Lincoln.
He came bare last fall from
Nebraska News Notes.
BEATRICE Henry Otto, an old resident
of this county died Sunday morning at his
home sixteen miles northeast of Beatrice,
aged txi years. He was a native of Ger
many and leaves a widow and eight chil
dren. MORIU LL Carroll Nichols, an old Bet
tier in this valley, died at his home here
Saturday of the grip. The body was
hurled in tiering Monday. He was well
known In western Nebraska, and had an
enviable reputation throughout the stale.
FAIRBUHY Bradford V. Templln ami
Miss Laura Emery were married by Judge
C. C. Boyle. The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Emery, living
south of Falrbury. Mr. Templln is a lo
comotive fireman on the Nebraska di
vision of the Rock island lines,
BROKEN BOW-Miss Letitla Bliney, 24
years of age, daughter of John Blrney,
a prominent farmer of this county, was
taken to the asylum at Hastings yesterday
after being pronounced insane by the
county board of insanity. Miss' Blrney was
a highly educated young women and an
expert stenographer, rihe had been em
ployed by a large grocery firm of Omaha
and was attacked by the malady while
working there.
FA I RB U R Y Dave Ireland, a well known
locomotive engineer of this city, Is con
fined to his home with a fractured right
arm. Mr. Ireland sustained this fracture
while bringing his train from Belluville,
Kan., to Falrbury. Mr. Ireland states that
while stopped at Munden, Kan., and was
adjusting some appliance on the eccentric
straps, a rocker aim struck him on the
right forearm Just above the wrlnt and
fractured this member. His conductor
summoned a dictor at Munden, Kun., who
set Mr. Ireland's arm.
SARGENT O. C Cram, a farmer living
fifteen miles north ot here, met with a
serious accident last Tuesday. lie was
driving through a gate with four horses
hitched to a hayrack when the horses
started up and as he was trying to get into
the rack from behind, they ran away
throwing him to the ground and breaking
his leg below the knee. He tied his watch
to the dog's collar as a signal of distress
to his wife, then crawled within a qnarter
of a mile of the house, where he waa found
and medical aid summoned.
Good results always follow the use of
Foley's Kidney Pills. They give prompt re
lief In all cases of kidney and bladder dis
orders. Try them. For sale by all druggists.
Jiauj, nipa m u
Our Men's Dept.
Men's $7.50 Suits, made of good, service
able materials, cut In the CJO (IQ
late styles, at ipd.tJO
Men's $10.00 Suits, made of wool material,
good serge and Venetian linings, worth
former price, for this sale, (S i AH
we say. at V''0
Men's $15.00 Suits, made of all wool ma
terials, In worsteds, serges, cheviots
and Scotch tweeds, In a)l the prevailing
spring patterns, Including C7 Q6
blues and blacks, at P
$20.00 Men's Suits, made of pure, all wool
materials. In all the different cloths,
blues and black, including every con
ceivable pattern to be worn CO AQ
this spring lp the lot, at pJ.tJO
$26.00 Men's Strictly All Wool Suits, every
garment hand tailored, hand padded
shoulders, hand made button holes,
close fitting collars and self-retaining
front, guaranted not to break or
wrinkle. In all the season's latest shades
and patterns, silk, silk serge and Vene
tian satin lined, a big Cf -f no
money saver, at ipll,Jo
Men's Odd Vests, from broken lots of
suits, worth from $1.00 to $2.00, -t r ,t
choice, at lOO
15o Boys' Suspenders
at-
25c Men's Dress Suspenders,
at
35c Police and Firemen's
Suspenders, at
Goo and 75c Dress Suspenders,
silk wehh. at
. 5c
14c
'17c
24c
75c and $1.00 Men's Leather Beits X9C
16c Men's White Hemstitched ' fir
10c Men's Fancy Bordered
Handkerchiefs, at
4c
10c Men's Black Hose, only 6 pair to
customer, as we want everyone rf
to wear these hose, special, pair.
15c Men's Fancy Hose, all colors, Q(5
25c Men's Fancy Dress Hose, 12VC
60c Men's Silk Mercerised Dress f (to
Hose, at At
Extra Big Bargains from Our Jewelry Beparimeni
All Goods
600 Ladies' Brooch Pins, beautiful de
signs, set with white and colored
stones. Cameo and Fillgre; regular 76c
and $1.00 values, choice .'10
50c and 75c Gold Filled Emblem Pins
and Buttons, representing nearly every
secret society in the
1
world, choice for
sale
this
5t
ir
Ladles' 75c and $1.00
Fancy Hat Pins, set
with rubles, garnets,
turquoise and white
stones; choice, at.25
j
BILL FIXES FRATERNAL RATES
Senate Pastes Measure Adopting Na
tional Congress Schedule.
CRIST UTILITIES MEASURE GOES
llooae Takes Favorable Action I'pon
This Hill Subpoena Issued for
Chief Froom to Identify He
volver In Kelly Case.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES, April 4. (Special Tele
gram.) The legislature, under spur of a
sifting committee In the senate and with
one ready for work In the house, passed a
number of Important bills today. The sen
ate passed, after a hard struggle, a bill
practically to require that the fraternal
beneficiary organization operating In Iowa
shall adopt the rates established by the
National Fraternal congress.
The senate passed a bill authorizing the
appointment of road dragging superintend
ents In townships and forming road drag
ging districts. ,
The senate passed a. bill which has passed
the house, requiring that before sales ot
stocks or goods In bulk are good as against
creditors of the seller, notice must be
given the creditors.
Board Terms Extended.
The senate passed a bill extending for one
year the terms of the present members, of
the State Board of Control.
The house defeated a bill to make Illegal
the associations of doctors for fixing prices
and similar purposes.
A call was started this afternoon for a
rei.iil.llcan caucus Thursday afternoon at
4 o'clock for the purpose of making a nomi
nation for a stale binder and printer,
Crist Bill Passes.
The house this afternoon passed the Crist
bill for a public utilities commission by a
vote f so to 15. The bill provides for a
commission of five men of whom the three
STOCK OF HIGH GRADE
i MERCHANDISE
and would advise you
day as possible and avoid the aUernaon rusn
Is one of the largest in the city and together with .the .Wheeler-McStay
stock, we will be prepared to offer you Men's Wearing Apparel at about
one-fourth of the regular prices, every man can wear a new suit for Kaster
t this Sale Price. ' - ' .' '"
$5.00 Men's Extra Coats, something to
wear out your extra trousers wun.
made of good wool material and a
1,000 Pairs of Men's Pants, worth froii
large assortment or pat- ffl VJ.
terns to choose from, at YJ-'
$1.60 to $2.50 a pair, made of good wool
materials. Including corduroys, made
with side buckles and belt loops ami
all wearing reinforced
big money saver, at
Men's $10.00 Cravenette Rain
worsteds and black thibets,
iruaranted water nroof. at....
75c
Coats, in
$4.98
Men's $16.00 and $IS.OO Cravenette Rain
Coats, In all wool materials, of wor
steds, cheviots and black thibets,
lined, made of the Priestly Cravenette
cloth, absolutely guaranteed j)Q 98
Men's"$25'.o"6 'aiVd'$20. 6b Cravenette Rain
Proof Coats, made of the genuine Im
ported English cravenette cloth, in wor
steds, tweeds, homespuns and cheviots.
In all colors. Including blacks, specially
priced for this sale, $8 99
$3.00 Hoys' Knickerbocker Suits, made of
good, strong material with fl-i O
and without belt, at "PA,A
MEN'S AND BOYS' FURNISHINGS
75o Men's Pure Silk Hose, all
colors; special for this sale at,
15o Men's Foura-Uand Ties. . .
at .r.-...' v ...... .......,
25o Men's Four-in-Hand Ties,
at
50c Men's Four-ln-Hand Ties,
at
15c Men's Wash Ties,
at
Men's 60c Dress Shirts, coat
style, at ..'..
Men's $1.25 Dress Bhirts, coat
style, at
Men's $1.50 Pleated Bosom, coat
style, dreBS shirts, at
24c
3c
. 8c
17c
3c
10c
59c
69c
Men's 75o Pleated and Plain Bosom Shirts,
In blue madras, 2 collars to each shirt
to match, a big bargain, ,
at
Guaranteed or Money Cheerfully
Men's 14-k. Solid Gold Filled Em
blem Kings and many set with
Baroda diamonds, Spanish pearls,
Australian opals and gold stones,
including many signet rings, all
guaranteed to wear for 10 years,
special for this sale, at.... $1.00
Gold Filled Scarf Pins. 1,000 dif
ferent designs to choose from,
some plain, others set with differ
ent colored stones, a bargain at
76c to $1.00, your choice, at 12c
200
at .
Necklaces, $1.00
values,
, . . . l!5c
railroad commissioners shall serve until
their present terms expire. They are to
have supervision over common carriers
within the state, street car systems, eleo
trie lighting, gas and water power sites.
Subpoena for Froom.
The Polk county grand Jury today Issued
a subpoena for Chief ot Police Froom ot
Council Bluffs to appear tomorrow to tell
what he knows of 11. D. Kelly of that city,
who la held here following the double mur
der of Deputy Hherltf Woolman and Bar
tender E. J. Sterling ten days ago. Chief
Froom Is asked to bring a witness who can
Identify the revolver of Deputy Sheriff
Woolmaa, with which the crime was com
mitted. Boy Killed by Toy Cannon.
SCRAN TON, la., April 4. (Special.)
While experimenting with a toy cannon
that he made and wanted to try to see
how li would shoot, Elmer Cue, aged 12,
met a frightful death at the home ot his
parents near here yesterday. The lad had
made a toy camion, which be had loaded
with about an ounce of powder and some
tenpenny nails. He applied the match, but
for a moment the cannon "hung fire."
As the boy stooped down over It to see
what was wrong It exploded. The charge
of nails and powder struck his chin, tear
ing It and his lower Jaw off and tarrying
away part of the side of his face and
head. He died almost Instantly,
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knit.
EI.IJOIIA. la., April 4. (Special.) J. 8.
Johnson, the roller skating rink owner,
who was convicted here last week of as
sault on Hazel Noach, aged 18, was today
sentenced to life Imprisonment in the Fort
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TIC JLul i"S relief from the headache, indiges-
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constipation. If your doctor approves, why not use Ayer's
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to .shop as early m me
$4.00 Roys' Knickerbocker Suits, of wool
material, in all styles and CJ-j 7 A
patterns, at pa.s a
$5.00 Boys' Knickerbocker Suits, of all
wool material, cut In the lato tyle. In
all colors, including blue.- CO O t
serges, at , Jps
$00 and $7.00 Boys- Knickerbocker
Suits, made of puie, all wool material.
In fancy mixtures, worsteds, serges
and tweeds, In all colors, Norfolk
or plain styles, these should CO Ail
go fast, at V-' U
1,000 Pairs of Roys' Knee Panls, Includ
ing cloth and corduroy Knickerbockers,
' regular 76c and $1.00 sellers, all seams
are taped and reinrorcea so noi io rv.
u.,u..lullv nrlced for this OK.
-Of
sale, at
$.',oo leather Suit Cases, with "'w'h
out Btraps. all brass S2.98
trimmed, at
$11.00 Bellows Extension Suit Cases. 21
and 26 inches long, made of cowh i j
leather, l-lnch straps all around with
heavy buckles and solid brass trlmmrt
steel frame and automatic 5.98
locks; special at r
Men's Silk NoKllgee Coat style
regular 4.w vaiue. ipAO
at
Men's $1.50 Mohair .Negligee
Shirts, at
69c
Men's 60c Work Shirts. In black sateen,
blue chambray. striped and navy blue,
with double faced sleeves, a chance to
lay in a supply at Ms price, 29C
choice, at
Men's 76c Muslin Night Shirts. 35(J
with or without collars, at
10c Men s Sateen Work Caps, 5
at
S5c Men's Dress Caps,
at
75c Men's Dress Caps,
at
19c
48c
$1.50 Men's Dress Caps, 74C
Refunded
$4.00 Ladies' long watch chains,
rcg, price $1.50, choice at ..48c
$1.50 Flash Lights, nt ...,70c
$1.00 Ingersoll Watches . ...flc
$1.00 Alarm Clocks, guaranteed
for one year .4c
$2.50 Guaranteed Fountain Pens
mounted with pearl, gold-filled
and German silver, your choice
at 89c
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Madison penitentiary at hard labor by
Judge C. E. Albronk. Johnson will be
taken to Fort Madison tomorrow.
Iowa News IVotea.
IOWA CITY-lloyt Cooper of Manilla.
Ia., has been awarded flint tdace In thH
annual poem contest at the I'niverslty of
Iowa for his work. "The Plpi s of pan."
IOWA CITY-KilwaVd Mann, a renter,
and two of his hired men, narrowly es
caped being burned to death In a fire
which last night destroyed the large farm
house of Fred Lenz near the, town of lMta
Tree. JiiKt east of here. Ixiss on property
will be over ti.0o0. '
IOWA eiTY-A meaxage received here
today by HarryVhulrnan, convevs the In
formation tliat his- brother. Alexander
Hhulman. who was last month recaptured
In Russia on the charge of treaxon had
been discharged as not guilty. Shiilman
had already served a term in Siberia and
was threatened with return' there. He is
coming to Iowa City now to Join his
brother. r
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