Will Maupin's weekly. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1911-1912, November 10, 1911, Image 4
va I f THE CLOAKROOM NEW ARRIVALS OF LONG COATS WORTH TALKING ABOUT The most critical buyer will find just the style garment to suit her taste and fancy, for here are exclusive types and all the latest modes from prominent makers every coat with character that makes it distinctly individual. Your interest will be aroused if you look over the array of handsome garments at such low prices. MIXTURE COATS, SUPERB VALUES, AT $17.50, $14.50 AND $9.95 Assorted shades, worth $12.50, choice at $9.95 - Assorted shades, worth 16.50, choice at $14.50 Assorted shades, worth $19.50, choice at $17.50 BLACK COAT SPECIALS Regular $14.50 Caracule, now $12.50 Regular $17.50 Kersey, now $14.95 Regular $22.50 Broadcloth and Kersey, now $19.50 SUITS English Mixtures in brown and gray, specially priced at $19.50 and 12.95 Navy and Black Storm Serges, the best quality and best tailored suits at the price $19.50 and $17.50 NEW ARRIVALS OF WAISTS Mescaline Silk, Nuns Veiling, Madras and Linene in the chic mannish effects, especially priced at $2.95, $2.48, $1.95 and $1.25 SOME MORE SWEATER COATS Sailor, coat and turn over collars in red, gray, brown and white, pure wool yarn, specially priced at $3.95, $2.95 and $2.48 Men's Furnishing Goods Department Dry, .Conif ortoble.FeeF) Man's Skirts 45c Men's Dress Shirts in plain blue chambray and a large assortment of patterns, your choice at. 49c at all tiroes if "your shoes' havebeen treated witlx) DRI-PQDT saoc Dtrowc h' a WATERPROOnNGLeatrrPreservanve for black or tan. Come in and Jet us tell you ALL about it.. Hal-ftxCaa 2Sc CaV Tm Jack; tea . iMd 17-921 S. C?t'S!T CITY MALI Br'Hfc Cat An wild, a blade Youth'. StnlS Boys' 13H to t S2 to $2.75 (Bai'lHtot GAS c Men's Sweaters 98c Men's Sweater Coats in brown and gray trimmed in red or blue, regular $L50 grade, fQ special at 5OC UNDERWEAR 43c Heavy fleece lined Shirts and Drawers, also the fine Derby ribbed garments, regular m n 50c quality, special 4$C Methodisfa Rebuke of Presbyterian Brother Who Was One of xho Quiet Kind. A Presbyterian minister who had very conservative ideas dropped in one night on a Methodist revival where an extraordinary amount of exhorting and shouting were going on. He sat down in a seat far toward he back, and though he felt in sym pathy with the work goinff on he could not brinsr himself to encase in he same kind of vocal activity. Prea n:Iv a Methodist brother named Smith went back and urged him to come up and join the rank of work ers, but the conservative' held back, exelaiminff: "I am one of the quiet kind, you know, and don't believe in so much noise and hubbub ; you must remember. Brother Smith, that in she building of the temple there was hoard neither the sound of saw nor of hammer. "Humph !" snorted Brother Smith, "we are not building temples here, we are just blasting rock. The Lord's going to look after the temple." DIDNT WANT HIM b-K '-ft :', a Waffle Irons, Cake Griddles, Toasters, Gas Ranges, and in fact all appliances that are made to use gas for home and office com fort Our new Welsbach burners equip ped for proper illumination, thereby mak ing the home bright, cheerful and pleasant Your eyesight should be of more value to you than the cost of these burners. LINCOLN GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHT Bell 75 COMPANY Auto 2575 Hilda I should thinic that you would be lonesome without your hus band down here with you. Hulda Th idea ! Tra never lone some except when he is here. .-"AVE FEW REPRESENTATIVES. The fii al act of Portugal, dises tablishing the Catholic church, re duces the diplomatic service of the Holy Soman See to the one impor tant post at Vienna, the second-rate one at Brussels and the still less im portant one at Munich. Paris, Mad rid, and now Lisbon are abolished, or practically bo, although there re- I mains at Madrid the wmManc ox diplomatic inflations. Green Gables 77ie Dr. Benj. F. Baily Sanatorium LINCOLN, NEBRASKA fx aaavmatagtoaa ehrosia rtlmnn, Largaat. quipped, most baaatifally fmraUhad. Once Tried Always Used Little Hatchet Flour Made from Select Nebraska Hard Wheat WILBER AND DeWITT MILLS RYE FLOUR A SPECIALTY 145 Sx 9th St, LINCOLN. NEB. TELEPHONE US 1 20 Am. 145 THE TRAVELER'S COMFORT. A slipper without a heel, which i? so soft that it can be folded and pu: into a very small space, is a new in vention designed for the traveler We have had cretonne hats and coats, cretonne covers for the furni ture, and now cretonne slippers an among the latest things. A womar was making a air the other daj without a pattern. She bought c pair of soles, such as are used foi the crrK-heted slippers, put her foot on the tioor. fitted the cretonne over the instep and the rest was easy. She bound the top of the slipper and sewed the lower edge to the sole. It will prove a great convenience for wear in the sleeper during the night ;ournev. ITS QUALITY. "What about this new -flytrap ywawf "I think it ia going to mak things hum." RECTOR'S White Pine Cough Syrup Is a quick and positive remedy for all coughs. It stops cough ing spells at night, relieves soreness, soothes the irritated membrane and stops the tickling. 25c per bottle RECTOR'S 12th and O St E. FLEMING 1211 O Street , Jewelry and wares ot Precious Metals. Best selected stock in Lincoln. Here you can get anything you want or need in the line of jewelry, and at the inside price. Especially prepared for commencement and wedding gifts. Watch repairing and Engraving. See Fleming First The Dollars That Work The dollar that is working for you is better than the idle dollar. Deposit your savings with us and we'll pot yoar dollars to work for you. And they'll work day and night. We pay you 4 per cent interest on your deposits. A little bit saved every pay day and put to work for you, means a competence in old age. Idle dollars are useless. Competence is built on dollars saved plus what the saved dollars earn for you. Come in and let us explain our system. It has been successful for more than a dozen years. Never a dollar lost to depositors thousands paid to them. American Savings Bank 110 South Eleventh Street Shamp Machine Company 317 South Eleventh Street Lincoln Nebraska. Automobile Repairing: a Specialty "Welded-All" machine for all kinds of electric welding. Repairing of all kinds done promptly and at lowest prices consistent with good work. Autos for Hire at Reduced Rales Call Bell A277S Named for Lincoln Made in Lincoln PLOUD pH.OlBARB ER Si SONS LIBERTY Test of the Oven Test of the Taste Test of Digestion Test of Quality Test of Quantity Test i f Time Measured by Every Test it Proves Best Demand liberty Flour and take no other, does not handle it, phone us about it. If your grocer H. O. BARBER & SON FIRST SAVINGS BANK of Lincoln The directors of this bank are the same as the directors of the First National Bank of ZJncotn 4 per cent Interest on Deposits We gladlg open accounts for I OFFICE OF DR. R. L. BENTLEY, SPECIALIST CHILDREN Office Hour I to4p.m. Office 2118 O St. Both Phone LINCOLN. NEBRASKA Rl: Dr 50c- Wcfc2.2.50.3.00 " i IS3 ltr.fr F r -lil K GLOBE HOTEL E. WILSON. Mum 1329 P Street, Lincoln, Nebraska We have Attention Dne! Plenty of it.1 l29So..llthSt UtmostSeciscy. Kelly &Norri THE CENTRAL National Buk ml CATITAL $isa,miM Everything in Watches and Clocks Repaired KEPABUNG OfO.Y HARRY ENSLIN , 114 S. 12zfc 5c MONEY LOANED stern tm Mfm. Na fa UadVaaea. X abbcitr Loljica'tw k Mot OOL0UBU. task. Dr. Chas. rYimgHiit Dentist ROOM . No. 202 BCRR . . BLOCK AUTO. PHONE 3416b BELL 656 LINCOLN, NEBR,