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CONFER OH SOUTH
SIDE 'PHONE TOLL
Company Officials Declare Readjust
ment of Bates Xecest&ry if
Toll it Abolished.
WOULD - EJTTAIL GREAT COST
It the Omaha-South Omaha tele
phone tolls should be abolished and
the service thrown open to unre
stricted conversation It would be
necessary to invest 1150,000 in addi
tional equipment and to readjust
rates.. That was the cist of a con
ference held In the city council cham
ber between Commissioners Butler,
Kugel, Withnell and Jardlne, Corpor
ation Counsel Lambert, and E. M.
Morsman, Guy H. Pratt and L. B.
Vllson, general counsel, general
commercial superintendent and dis
trict superintendent, respectively, of
the Nebraska Telephone company, j
The meeting- reaolved Itself Into a con
fab for the exchange of Ideas. Another
conference will be held within a week
or so.
Want Tails Abolished.
The genesis of the situation arose at a
meeting- of the council when a committee
was appointed to meet the telephone peo
ple and determine whether the existing
telephone tolls between Omaha and South
Omaha should be abolished in .view of
consolidation.
Tha telephone people explained that the
rates In Omaha and South Omaha are
based upon the popsiblllties of service.
For instance, tha Omaha business man
pays 17 a month for service over an area
which includes Florence, Dundee. Ben
son, South Omaha, Bellevua and Fort
Crook. If the South Omaha business
man wants his phono for his immediate
district tie pays $4 a month, but he wants
service over the territory mentioned ha
Pays ST.
Should 'Par fop Service.
Under present rata conditions l,Sn pat
rons In Omaha proper have general tone
telephones, which . means they pay 60
cents more a month for residence, or II
more a month for business places, for
unlimited South Omaha service. Aside
from that, there are 6-cent calls which
the telephone people state average one
call per month per patron. Their argu
ment Is that patrons who want this serv
ice should pay for It rather than distrib
uting the cost over tha entire lone. ;
"If wa should remove this' extra toll
restriction I figure that our Omaha-South
Omaha calls would Increase 200 to 300
par cent at onoe, because people would
visit back and forth over their tele
phones," declared Mr. Pratt.
"The present arrangement Is a restric
tion against unwarranted use of the serv
ice," was another statement by the phone
officials.
A Biff Special Purchase of
Ladies' Gloves
On Sale Saturday in Two
Remarkable Lots
Ladies' Die. Skin Olovea,
16-lmtton lenirth, made to
cll nt $.'0u, KuarantetMl
washable, on sale, at, per
Pair 98
IdW Kid (Hove One and
two button lengths, in all col
ors, values to $1.25 a pair: on
sale here Saturday at, rr
Pair UJC
SPLENDID SAVINGS AND SATISFACTION IN SATURDAY'S SALES
New Corsets
Men's Hats
$2.00
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Big Power Boat and
Ten Barges Wanted
for River Service
A much larger, power boat than the
"JulUa" and a string of several - large
barges seem now to' be in Immediate
prospect for transportation service on tha
Missouri river between Decatur and
Omaha. Captain Ayrea, now at Cham
berlain. S. D., has a power boat of 100
horsepownr, which Is more than four
times as powerful a the "Julia," now
operating on this line.
Decatur buslnesa interests have made
arrangements whereby the captain will
ateam down the river Immediately to
take up this work, provided Decatur
can furnish him some big barges at once
to work with.
Decatur got in touch with the Omaha
Commercial club and tha club la now ne
gotiating with the federal government
for ten large barges at present -lying in
dry dock at Sioux City. Since these gov
ernment barges are not In use at pres.
ent. every confidence Is felt that the
club will reach a satisfactory agreement
with the government wltn regard to get
ting the use of them, at least this fall
until tha river freeses.
Italian Officer V
Makes Way Around
World on Bicycle
Alfred Plcclnlnl, lieutenant of tha
Italian army, on a seven-year leave of
absence, has reached this ctty on his
around- the-world bicycle ride. He Is
being entertained by Joseph Calabria of
the court house.
The lieutenant left Rome on July 1,
1911, and Is due to return to the Eternal
City on July 1. 1917. He carries scrap
books of unusual Interest, Indicating he
has visited many points of Interest
along the way. He goes from here to Han
Wan cisco.
He saya he was arreatea as a spy for
the revolutionists In Ecuador and was
released through tha efforts of George
J). Hedian, American consular agent,
July 30. 14. This hardy globe traveler
claims to have killed three bandits along
a road In Chill. He also tells a story of
having been caught by aavages In Chili
and held as prisoner for several months
Two companions who started with him
ars said to have died along the way.
It Will HrllOTf Blrhtrlir.
Apply Sloan's Liniment to your back,
pain gone almost instantly. Don't rub,
it penetrates. Z5c. All druggists. Ad ver-tUement.
GETS "TR0MPED ON" FOR
REFUSAL TO SPEND WAGES
Pearl Smith. Fifteenth , and Pierce
streets, aided and abetted by a mascu
line friend, attacked Squire Smith, 1006
South Fifteenth street, "an tromped on
me," so Smith retatea It seems that the
latter got paid Thursday and refused to
celebrate this momentous occasion ac
cording to the dictates of Pearl. As a
result Peart waa fined (2E and costs when
arraigned In polloe court. Her friend
ticsped. i
Ills Meat Waui Brakes.
O. D. Wright, Rosemotit. Neb., writes:
"For about six months I waa bother.!
wtth shooting and continual pains in the
region of my kidneys. My rest was
broils nearly every night by frequent
actions of my kidneys. I was advised by
my doctor to try Foley Kidney Pills an!
one to-cent bottle made a well man at
me. I can always recommend Foisy Kid.
ney Pills for I know they are good."
This splendid remedy for backache, rheu
matism, sore muscles and swollen joints
contain no habit forming drum. Soil
t.r where Advertisement.
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$3.00 Quality . . ,
S3.C0 Style
Examination will prove to your
satisfaction that there's no bluff
about this statement either. We want
you to compare them carefully with
hats shown elsewhere at the higher
price. You'll vote
HAVPK.V8 SPECIAL W1XXF.K.
Save One-Third On That
Trunk or Suit Case
You ran do so by taking ad
vantage of onr sale prices Sat-
rday.
Trunks $3.50 up to $13
n.n- l HO rm tft $11
Suit Oases $1.00 up to $15
Don't Miss The Bargains.
Saturday
y Monday
Two iiy T
Dayt umnitmmwAimm Day,
A fortunate pmvluiso of si onrlnatl of J'Ylt .Mat
trossos from a prominent maker enables us to offer
you while the lot lasts
FELA MATTRESSES at Cost to Manufacture
Genuine Iaycr Kelt Mattrrss. rtmlar f fi.PO atid$7.l0 vah es, full
weight (45 lb.), of aanttary Virginia cotton, with fa.icy art
tick, any sire, and guaranteed for ten years; on 69
l'clt Combination M.ittre, usually sold tit H.nt) and IS. 00, full
weight, fancy art tick, roll cdses and tufted. Q QQ
slses ps,JU
Just Two Days Saturdiy and Monday.
all
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Complete showings of th
new models in all htandanl
makes. A rorset to fit every
fiinire.
lo thir K.crt fit them to your
figure perfett fit and comfort will
be assured.
Sl'KOAI.S Mlt MATMtllAY.
In Corset Aisle, Main Floor.
;l.50 Comets at 91.08
Broken lines of standard makes,
broad heavy stays and reinforcements
over abdomen; six heavy supporters.
AOc Manltary Apron 3!
Angora Kcarft, all colors l)8
Children s ami Misses' Sweaters, all
colors. special. 4I. SI. 15
nnd $1.08
liadieV Silk Sweaters, special values
Saturday 34.08
LadieV Wool Sweater, all colors
and styles, choice values at each
irice. 82.45, 82.08. 83.50.
84.03 83.08
Several Splondid Specials
in the
Hosiery Dept.
Women's Silk Hosiery To
$1.50 values, in black and col
ors, broken lots from QQ
eRular stock, at, pair, OaC
Women's Fibre and Thread
Silk Hose that sell regularly at
76c a pair; on sale CQ
Saturday, pair iJaC
rvOc Silk Hoot Hose, pair, 30s
Infnnts' 25c Cashmere Hoae
Black and colors, pair. . . 10?
Complete new stocks of Wayne
Knit Hose for women. Chil
dren's Poney and Fay Hose.
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o Our buyer now in New York is piling in on us o g A
q . - . . snipment alter snipment 01 ocauuiui 5
new garments, buch assortments and
values were never before shown in the
Suit Department.
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New Suits, New Coats
New Dresses, New Waists
Ixx almost endless variety for Saturday.
Tailored Suits of distinction, headed by the
beautiful and popular Crown Jewel Suits at $25,
including '25 exquisite designs in nil most popular
colorings and materials, and suit values of equal ex
ccllence at $35, S39.75, $45, $50 to $100.
2C0 BEAUTIFUL NEW SUITS
In -.'broadcloths, poplins, whipcord?, serges am
novelties; many with beaver and opossum collar
and cuffs, all newcct colorings, all
sizes, special
No charge for alterations.
$19.50
100 More Vhit Coats, distinc
tive in style, excellent in material
and tailoring, at $10. 812.75.
815.00 nd 810.50
Beantlfnl Gowns and
Dresses for Ak-Sar
Ben nail.
Dancing Drosses $25,
20.75 and " $35.00.
' . Evening Gowns,
$8l.75, 945 to 9125.
Other Handsome New Coats, In
all fabrics and colors, shown
specially Saturday, $12.75.
815.00 and 819.50
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Millinery Showing
of Entrancing Beauty
It is a rich md rare display of authentic
millinery modes and splendid values that meets
the visitor'? eye here these opening days. Not
only will yon find broad assortments of exquis
ite Pattern Hats on display, but hundreds upon
hundreds of chic nnd clever copies of originals
reflecting the maximum of style at the minimum
of cost.
' Authentic duplicates of the choicest Pa
risian and American creations, faithfully copied
by the deft fingers of our choico of expert mil
linery artists, priced at
$7.50 - $10.00 - $12.50
$15.00 and up
$5.00
A Wondi-rfully Vnried and Beautiful Collection
of New Huts. Special values,
Saturday
Artistic newness In every graceful line, they
look like $10.00, and are worth much more
than naked.
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Heaiitifnl Lyons Velvet Shanes, made to sell
at $2.98 to $1.08; Saturday at, tf 1 QQ
choice P 1 aaO O
The most wanted styles, Including Turbans, q
Trlcorners. Pokes, Floppy Prims, High Crown Tjf
Sailors, etc., in black and colors. See them. O
Children's Fall Dresses
SlldSi'? whuer ?iS7 S oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooocoooooo
81.05. 83.05 to 813 Q
BEAUTIFUL SAMPLE WAISTS
Made lo sell up to $111.00, in Georgette
Crepes, fine Crepe de Chines, laces and nov
elty Silks, the choicest lot of values shown
in Omaha in years, at our sale 4 QJJ
Beautiful New Ii-eNt-s,
In the popular Silk and
Cloth combinations, all
the season's nobbiest de
signs. Specials at 910,
912.75, 913, $10.50, 925
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Ladies' Muslin and Knit Underwear Specially Priced
mot only bars you broadest assortments hare for sslection but the specials will usaa true economies wall worth while.
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KndleV Union Halts, made to sell to $3. GO. all wool
and silk and wool, specials at Sl.OH and 81.50
l,adles' Union KulU, part wool or heavy fleeced, all
sizes, at 08e
Medium Weight Union Suits, long or short sleevet,,
special at 35 and 4J)c
Italian Silk Vests and Bloomers 81.50
IjariicM' Muslin (towns, Drawers and Combination
Suits, values to $1.50, In two lots, at 30 and 89
Children's Outing (iowus, Hleepera and Night Shlru,
extra quality 40
Children's Undervesta or l'ants, all wool, all sizes,
at SO and 490
Medium Fleece, all sites 25?
Children's Union Huits, medium and heavy fleeced,
on sale , 40c
Smart Styles in
Men's
Furnishings
Complete thowings
of the new styles
everjr article of qual
ity that makes its
possession a pleasure.
Specials Saturday
Men's Silk Ties, made to
sell to 7 Be, new colors,
and patterns, O tT
at OOC
Over 300 dozen or
selection.
Men's High tirade Shirts,
makers' samples and sur
plus, values to $2.00, In
maaras, soisettes. per-
calea, etc., tasty.
new patterns, at
25e Paris
Garters
Interwoven Silk
Hose
Men's 10c Hand,
kerchiefs '.
In Domestic Boom
Men's l'nd'ithlrts and
Drawers, to 760 values,
ribbed or fleece jq
lined HVC
Men's and Boys' Shirts,
to $1.50 values,, in all
sizes and ' colors, broken
lot slightly soiled or
mussed, at OP-
choice... OOC
Men's lie He Q
MEN'S AND LADIES'
UMBRELLAS
A fine lot of
high grade anl
well made tim
brel las. that
would sell in a
regular . way to
$2.00; have etlic
and llnsn covsrs,
sterling- mount
ed handles and
silk caaa. Your
choice of the lot
Saturday
98c
An extra Um
brella comas
handy always.
Another Big Sale of Jewelry
At One-Third to One-Half Usual Retail Prices
Ikeirular 75c values in Bar
pins, beauty, pins, brooches,
enr-rings, tie clnsp, 0f
scarf pins, etc tOQ
Eeirulnr $1.00 values in Bar
pins, beauty pins, brooches,
enr-rins;s, tie clasps, l
'scarf pins, etc DUC
Sterling silver hat pins, several stylos, at 250
Silver Picture Frames, uarnnteetl not to tarnish... 50
Rosary Beads, values to $2.1M;, choico .50
Children's Mesh Purses, regular 1.00 values, at 50
Ivory powder boxes, mirrorp, hair receivers, manicuro sets,
clocks, hair pin boxes, etc., to $3.00 values $1.50
Fancy rinestonr combs, pins nnd bnrrcttes $1.50
$1.00 Pearl Necklaces at 50r I All Mesh Bays at . Price
BOYS' CLOTHING AT HAYDEN'S
69c
19c
35c
5c
Hose
fc3
Boys' Two-PanU Suits, 92.05
Here are the best school suits
that can bs found, and at a very
cheap price. We have sizes 6 to
It years, in Norfolk styles; all
brand new colors for this fall
wear. On sale in our Domestic
Room.
Boys' Knickerbocker Suits, 91.05
If you are looking for Just an in
expensive suit for hard play, we
advise seeing these suits, sices 6
to 18 years; Norfolk cut; and a
good selection of patterns.
Fresh Dressed m$ flflft.
Fed Spring Chickens
Saturday at Our
Utual Low Pricm
Fork Roast, Saturday, lb s l-4
No. 1 hindquarters renulna Bpnn
Umti, lb 13,0
No I forequartar genuine Fprin
lmb, lb o
No. t Staar Round Btak. lb lst
No. 1 ttr Bhouldr titaak. lb..iaaa
No 1 Home Mud ausa-e, lb..tU9o
BtOXSS KB AT SVXCXJXS TO
BarUKSAT.
Mamood C llama, special Baturdav.
lb . ...lVe
No. 1 Plcnio llaJiis, arclai HaturdHV,
lo lOHa
No. 1 L.aan Bacon, lb ,... 3-4
No. 1 Back Bacon, lb. IS 3-o
No. 1 Ha.lt Pork, lb S l-3
II lbs. Mast Leaf Lard SSS
No. I Palla Pure lard r?o
Don't fJl to aa our full Una of
Frank's famous Milwaukee Hauaas
and timnkad Maata.
Special Values, Twn-I'ants Suit,
95.05 Clothes that are known to
be absolutely right in style and
highest quality workmanship and
fabrics.
Try Hayden's First
for Boys' Clothing
Boys' 3-Pants Suits 84.1)5
Boys' 2-Pants Suits S3. 1)5
Boys' Mackinaw
S2.95. 83.05 "d $4.95
H)V Odd Knickers, 45c They are
76c pants; sizes 7 to 16 years;
blues, grays and browns; many
combinations in fancy mixtures.
Good school pants, that were 75c,
on sale at 45
Men's Princess Trousers, 91.&0
Worsteds, casslmeres and tweeds,
fancy mixtures or plain colors.
They are all Princess trousers and
men know what to expect whon
we offer them for sale. 8lies 28
' to 4 8 waists, all lengths. On sale
In the Domestic Room.
Splendid Pick
ings Saturday
from these
$1.25 Auto Caps at 49c A
good assortment of Auto
Caps, Hats and Bonnets:,
made to sell regularly at $t
and $1. '?"; at, choice, 49
Ladies' Neckwear To 50c
values; Saturday at.. .15J
Included are collars, jabots,
lace collars, collar and cuff
sets, tc; manufacturers'
samples.
The Very Latest Novelties
in Fichus and Fancy
Stocks Shown specially
nl..50S 98 and $1.50
Ladies' Hand Bags $1.00,
$1.50 and $2.00 vnlues, in
three lots, 49,75, 98
5Cc Veilings at 25c Yard
A big special lot including
all the latest novelties in
fanev mesh veilings.
Trimness
"Renown" Cast Iron Ranges
They have that Black Jtlck.l rinlsh that rsqulres no stove Macklnr and
does not show the dirt. Ws als have thm la White MloksL The eaiy uadar.
fssd rs-ss niads and the only psriect imiM aad raa coasiunor.
ltM K iir W 1 1 V in i, niiinii i""" "
( iit lion l'.Hng'. up from 95.00
rliiln flnlnh "Kcnown- Cast Irm
K.uiKeo. l from 181.50
t'onK HKivi , mi from $1)3.50
Mp"1 ItiiPiKt", nlrrly nic kel triinmrd, ip
fiom sab.oo
wakk sat ivnitzi aiovcii)
roa a atu boay'b arxctAi, .
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J l.LT. l oKllnr Irunlng Boards S81
" - - - v-ri hi "' 't. Hhjhoii Hklrt Hoard.. 69
- - '"r. in..' ..f S Mrkl I'lHteil I'otis Hil-
i " jw ; I'fl lr,H hxtKlle and stand .9e
. . - . I i"; iisriiiia, ror komi sac irnns ....ae
4 I fl fiilrtinir i lutln rai-ks ....
2 . .. , '1 Oalvaalzad Tabs, ..mull slue, . .
V3s!W'f - ;'''',' ' IJ M"'lluin sin Klvaiil.i tubs ..
Mi rtliko
Warranted WrUtrsrs
1.7' Waxli lirnclixx
Bollsra nuln I. Ink "Wo Bust"
lopper boltiau liollrrs, auill slss tl.4
Milium clio "Miik" l.ol'ers Si r0
l.urss slsa "I. UK" hollers il.St
& iff I
ATT S .af-
.98 3
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SI. us
ai.3s
We Can and Do Save
You 25 to 50 on Drugs
2 tnz. 5-ci-. Axplrin Tablets a&o
II. 00 Hal llopalltu 90
i.lt boitlo Hoi In k s Malted Ml k
fur la.73
6U- Jar Mi ntlioUt um 8o
i 10c roll crepe Toilet 1'aper. . . .8Jo
l'lr Jap Kohr or I'almollve Hap. . .Go
It bura asMnrled Jeisen'a Hox boup S6a
1 1. (in Imille r ilt h's Mali' Tunic . . . . 8Wo
S'li- Jar LiHSHftt A ltaiiisilell's C'rn n
for .!.... 33
(.no tube Hebeco Tooth I'aala 3.0
Uo oi White Hop or 1acusI IjIo -
Muni I'erf iln 2'oa
SOc bottle ('ullfurnls Sirup I'Ikh. .S9o
$1.00 Willi. Ivorv Hand Mliror..9o
10c YVIUImiiim' Hliavlnv Koap at...4e
or 3 lor loo
i)c Jur tinUt KlcaVa 350
60c Jur Aubry Himcrs' t'rriun, colj or
lrfaleMi fo
K0c bottle fhenolux Wafers SV
b hurt lvor Kuan ISo
ll.tfl Hot Water yalUfi. ?o
75c bottle l'lnaild'a Toilet Wter..69o
tl.'iO I nttle Oriental Cream Sao
II 50 Box Asurea or Trefls Pow
der for S6o
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Hayden's Make the Grocery Prices tor the People It Means a Saving of 25 to 50 on the Cost of Living
It lbs. T-ora OraaolaVed oa. .1j00
41-lb. safks beat blrh srade Diamond
H Tlour. nothing finer for bread, pie
or cakes, mads from tha bl No. 1
Sprlns wheat, per sack ,, ti.3S
10 bars Beat 'Em All, Diamond (' or
laundry Queen alilt Laundrv
8oap
10 lbs. best Whits or yellow Cora
meal 3
T lbs. buat bulk LaurwVrjr r!tarch..5a
K. C. Corn Klakea, pkf 5
(3 1 ape Nuts, pki loa
6 cans Oil Hardlnes 85e
Adro Jail for dessert. It's Qualttr
roods. pk TH4
Larsa bottle Worcester Baace. pur
Tomato Catsi-. Pickles, aeanrtl
kinds of prepared Mustard. bot.S l-3a
MaoLaren's Peanut Butter, lb..lSV4
11-os. Jara pure f'rult Prsserree.
2-lb. cans fancy Sweet Buffer Corn,
fancy Wax. Btrlnr, Oreen or l.lma
Means, can TWe
llersher's Urea fast Cocoa, lb. . Sue
Skinner's Mauaroni, Vermicelli or
Xpahettl, pkf TVe
Till cans Alaska Sainton 104
TH1 BUTTBB, BOO ABO CIEZII
HASKllt rOB THE rlOftt
The lest creamery hutter, carton
or bulk, lb 87e
Ktwicy No, 1 country ireamery but-
tor, lb 8SJ
Fancy dairy table butter lb S4s
Full creani. New fork White or 4VI-
ore.1 cheese, lb Sue
Full cream Youns: Ainerlrji cho---,
in so
The best fresh escs. ncr loz. ...l4o
Imported Hwlas or l'.oiiucfoi
cheese, lb 40a
The Iti-Mt T Hlftlnirs. lb 13'jJ
(lold.-n Santos Coffee, lo 80o
TBB Z.ABT Of PBAOBBI FOB
CAVBIBO.
This wenk will practically cloe
the peai'h season. Saturday we will
r!ns out our last csr of Utah i'll
Inula KreeHtona peaches, crate ,.S5o
XTAXIAW BX.VB FLVKB.
Friday, per 4-baaket
crate
II.I.IBTOIS niTTBB PBAB4S POB
CAJfsTiaa, ivun oc
BASKET
Tvam S to S F. at. BatarSay, Q.
rreah Boaatad reaaata, . wv
95c
TBB TBOZTABX.B HilltIT Of
omaba roa tbb raiortz.
It lbt. best Ked River Ohio potatoes
at las
12 lbs fancy Urecnlng" applea tjr
cooklns ISo
S bunrues fresh radlxhea 50
4 lieanis fresh lef letiuca 6c
1 heads fresii cabbuje lOo
1 larire soup bum lieu loo
Fancy Jersey sweet potatoes, lb. 60
4 bunches fresh beats, carrot r
turnips So
I heads cook In a cabbase 5a
Freah Kalamasoo celery loo
IVmy sweet corn, per dofen . ...lOo
I bunches freah parsley So
of Line
Is a very essential feature
la women's high shoes
this sesson, for the new
short skirts make un
graceful lines very ap
parent. Graceful I J nee,
Satisfying Serrlct',
Absolute Comfort,
are personified In the
Vneen Quality Shoes
Queen Quality shoes, in
broozs, gray and blue,
ryrsy button. . .5.50
Women's bronse and
black button shoes,
French leather heels,
t v 83.50
W omen's kid, patent and
aim metal. In button or
lace, splendid values,
t 83.0O
Women's patent, gun
metal and kid button or
lsce, ? lots, 2 prices
t 83.50 nd $52.00
Men's Shoes Special
prices in all theneuent
haps. 83.50. S3.
82.50 nd 81.04
Crossett Shoes, new
ftyles $5 and 84
HtetKon Khnee, the latest
shapes. gQ and 85.50
Misses' and Child's school
shoes, up from 81.50
Roys' and Youths' school
shoes, up from 81.50
Infants' and children's
turn sole lace or but
ton, I lots, 2 prices
t 75 and 50
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