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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1893)
8 THK OMAHA DAILY UEI2 : : SATURDAY , APRIL 8. 1893. HYGIENE AMONG SQUATTERS Members of the Board of Health Pay a Visit to Sbnntytown. IT OPENS ITS DOORS TO THE CHOLERA Bight * anil .Smell * On-cl the VUltnr * Which Upon Tln-lr Kyen nnil Himitrnt Siiliitury Mrincirc for the Prrarrviitlim of the rullln 11 nil Hi. Tills Is the season when the Inhabitants of tlin squatter territory rome In for n share of municipal attention and receive more or less emphatic directions to cleanse themselves , their hovels anil their pig pens before the ad vent of the hot SIMS-JII breeds pe.itllenti.il germs in the midst of their uncleiittllness. Thursday the Hoard of Health went out on a tour of inspection and -spent several hours amonc the squatters and In liupccltntf the Jones and Davenport street dumps. The trip was rn.ido In carriages , which contained Mayor Hemls , Coimcilmcn Powell , McLcaflo mid KNasser , Chief of PollcoSeavuy. Health Coiumtssloncr Somers and Hulldln Inspec tor Tilly. The obji'ct of the visit was to ascertain tlio exact conditions existing among tlio hun dreds of squatters and poor people who have their homes in the sheds and shanties that arc clustered in almost a salld mass In the blocks from Fifth stre&l cast to the river , nnd whlrh the hcallli authorities have re- Karded as a mcnanco to the public health. Around tin.Imun Stn-ct IMiinp. The ilr.st stoppmif place was the Jones street dump. A dump at best is an unwhole some and unsightly place , and the Jones street dumping ground is not the best one In the world. When the Ice went of the river a few weeks ago it carried with it a L'ood many feet of embankment covered with the winter's dumpings of gar bage , and as a result much of the sickeiilrg nnd revolth-.ir sights of the winter months had disappeared. Hut the ever present odor was there to assail the olllelal nostrils and It had not been stripped of any of its herculean proportion. Tfio onlclals stood It pretty well , however , and several minutes were spent In looking the ground over and ascer taining the exact manner of getting the gar bage and refuse into tlio river. The dump was regarded as being In pretty fair condi tion , but the talk of a crematory or other system of disposing of the garbage was pretty general among the health oflleers when' the dump had been quitted. Tlio party went jnst across the tracks to the west and a little to the south. Hut a few steps were required to be in the very nddst of Squatter town , with its many shanties , huts and hovels , serving to house tlio niiinv hundreds of men. women and ' children. On the strip of several acres owned hv the Ilowell Lumber company are located at least seventy-live of the most miserable looking shanties and hovels imag inable. They are clustered closely together , and in nmnv instances two hovels are sep arated only by the thin partitions. They arc constructed of all kinds of material , and the styles of architecture areas varied as numerous and original. In most instances the hovels consist of one room , allhmmh fre quently a inure pretentious ono consists of two , and once in a great while one is seen that has three. Siiinpln of tlio "MomiM. " A visit was made to one of the shanties and the squalor ami lllth which abounded was almost beyond belief. A dilapidated bedstead , loaded with n heap of old foul smelling rags that served as coverlets , a miserable excuse for a table bearing tlio remnants of a meal with a pile of broken dishes that had evidently not been washed in n week , a heterogeneous collection of broken and dirty furnituroand an unbearable odor that floated over it all. These were the most noticeable features of the interior. Almost every nationality is represented among the Inhabitants , except , per haps , the Celestials , and more cos mopolitan community is not > 'enerall.\ . countered. A greater proportion of them , are Poles , Hungarians and lioliciniiuis , with' n liberal sprinkling of the sous of other coun tries. Children were to bo seen at ovorv turn , and a clean-faced or neatly dressed youngster was not displayed to the gaze of the official optics. As most of the men had made themselves scarce the information f gathered was given by tlio women ml chil dren. Wlmt Water Do Thry Use ? A question that batiled the gentlemen of the party was as to where all those people ple secure their drinking water. An old well , recking with tilth and the water so thick that an ax would hardly penetrate it , was located. The windless was still in posi tion , but the bucket had disappeared , and a boy insisted that the well had not been used for many months , and that the water was supplied from the artesian well over on the hillbido to the southwest , several blocks away. This information was ratherdubiously received , and a visit was made to the spot pointed"out. . The artesian well was found and Its water sampled. It was the least bit salty , and a man standing near said.that the well was 1,000 f et deep. If the squat ters use the water from that well no danger need ho apprehended from that source. Hut how they got to and from the well is tlio question most desired to bo answered. Coun cilman Howell , who likes to work upon un solved problems , suggested that perhaps they got In front of a draft of the air from ono of the shanties , and ho would wager that It was strong enough to carry them a distance of several blocks through space. His conclusions were reached from the fact that no well rbcaten paths led from the shanties to the well. Whom Dlsriisn Urn-iN. The entire tenitory occupied by tin squatters is low and small pools 01 stagnant water stand hero and there , and the ground itself is impure. JCc attention whatever has been paid to keeping - ing clean the outdoor surroundings , and tin doorways and paths are recking with tilth nnd miclcanliness is observed on every hand , and the occupant of each hovel seems to trite to outdo the other in observing that wliicti Is not taught in tlio laws of good health ant I'lcanlino-is. The conditions aro'such thai if over epidemic or pestilence breaks nut in the community It will be necessary to quar antlno whole outfit , and the victim ! would bo numbered by the hundred ! as it would bo well nluli to " Impos slblo to check the ravages of disease Cholera , if it should ever land there , would have a feast that would beat anything 01 : record. The Davenport street dump is ran ft and is simply a confusion of unsightly objects , emitting an odor that would turn a cast iroi : constitution with a ery of enough , liuild lug Inspector Tilly was so muvh iin pressed with the state of affairs that ho sug gcstcd that a dock dump was needed and hi will get up plans for ono and ascertain if it is feasible. At the Jones street dump it wai estimated that ! > 00 loads had gone into tin river since morning and about ' 100 at the Davenport street.- There will bo serious trouble if you don' overcome those dyspeptic symptoms. Hood' Barsaparllla is the medicine you nee.l. Witnti'd to Murder. Some weeks ago , when Mrs. Cluulwlc ] \vas brought to this city and placed In one a the hospitals , it was thought that her mal ady was of that nature that it would yield t medical treatment. Her friends have no\ abandoned all hope , and icstcrday sh was taken back to her home in Ham llton county , from whence she will be sent I the asylifm for the Insane. Mho lady is the wife of a clergyman o Hamilton county , and until a short time ag \VIIM a woman n ( more than ordinary ability Huddunly , and without apparent cause , sh tx'cume uiorobi ) and formed a desire tha lu.-r mlHidoii upon earth was to kill and mui ilrr \ \ lib thlH idea In mind she tried t tulru tlin lives of hiivcral members of th futility and llivii elm attempted to comml IIM nfii Afl'tr making a thorough nxainlna Him nl Ihu cum' , thi ) Omaha doctors hav that iliry ciin do nothing to euro th mind und liavo recommended thu to tlin asylum , J'jit of p'ioplo imvn pl.es , but Da Witt' ' V/JUb / JJuwl ttalvo will uuro them. FALCONER'S HOSIERY SALE 1000 Dozens of Ladies' ' Fancy Colored Stock ings on Sale Tomorrow in 1-2 D zen Lots. 6 PAIRS FOR CO CENTS Till-no Am 23c KtiicltliiK * , f'uitt Illnck I.Ulo 1 lirruil-COe nnil 7.1 .Stocking * In I'll no- Color * ( Inly , In U I'alr l.oti , for Sl.'ja Per Lot. Tills ! H n wonderful offer of ho.ticry and could only bo iio.itilile by us scour- hi ! , ' tbotn In tlio way wo did. LAD1IW IIOSIKHY DKl'AUTMHNT KATUUDAY. 2.)0 ) dozen ladies' navy blue and t-unl brown jersey ribbed eotUm hoce. This k'nulo are regular 1I.V stocking. Satur- tlnv. OOo per i-ilo/.en box. iiil ) do/.on fast black drop Btttebed ent- tou bo.se. " ( iiuality , SATURDAY , HOC 1'KIU-DOXKN LOT. ItOO do/.on ludie.s' fine cotton ho o In noiit ] ) in Hti'Ipes , black , fed and blue striped , n regular - " > r quality , SATUR DAY , ( IOC 1'HR 1-DOXKN LOT. SATURDAY. 100 dozen ladies' fancy striped , heavy Gorman cotton hose , all good fast colors , always sold at .Vie a pair. SATURDAY * l.:2.1 : FOR 4 DOX.KXHOX. 100 do/.en extra line quality fast black lisle thread ho.-e. all good sl/es and an excellent stocking for wear. Tills Block ing was made to sell at . "iOo a pair , SATURDAY $ l.i" > I'KR BOX OF } DOXKX. 110 dox.cn line ( iiiality fancy striped Sea inland eotton and lisle thread hose , good stylish colors , a regular 50u stock ing. SATURDAY SKIT ) FOR L5OX OF i DOXIiX 1'AIRS. ALSO an extraordinary oll'er in ladies' sjiring weight vests AT1MCPKU VKST , Tide and VHo vest , U solid eases. Wo bought them at a terrific reduction , and will sell them tomorrow along with our wonderful bargains in luwiery at i > o pot1 vest. Wo will not sell more than 1- ve.-fts to anv one ciiMoiner at this price. OCR THIRD FLOOR. Tlio rush for our Japanese bargains has been simply enormous. The wonder is that wo can sell such RARK .lAl'AXHSH WARE at the prices. Tlio prices are scarcely the' cost of importation. Wo secured this lot of Japanese novelties as wo did the former lot that wo sold so low , at auction. The loss was great to tlio importer , but thu sale was forced to raise money and co.-t could not be con sidered. If you have not seen these L'oods by all means VISIT OUR THIRD FLOOR : you will Und something useful or ornamented for every room in your house , and at one-third actual cost. N. U. FALCONER. P. S. We almost forirot to mention a very important feature of our sale to morrow , namely an offer of CHINA SI LKS AT 2e per yard. These are O.'ie silks , and wo will only sell two pat terns to a customer at Ii24e per yard. N. 13. F. FALCONER'S SATURDAY NIGHT. Another great sale of ivool dross goods Saturday night at : ' > 0. 05 dress patterns worth $11.00 for $1.00. Not more than 2 to ono customer , this is ono of the bust bargains wo have over offered and at the price will not last long : be on time Saturday night and got ono for $1.0 > l ) . All new spring colorings. SATURDAY NIGHT. BETWEEN 7:110 : AND 0 O'CLOCK. ll ! . ) dozen men's line French balbriggan - ganJ iiose unbleached. These are reg ular i"ic and : i5 ( ) goods. Saturday for lOiio between 70 : : ! and ! o'clock. 100 do/.en tans and slates in line cotton and lisle thread , a quality that always sold at Ifc'ic , between 7 :10 : ! and 0 o'clock 1'Jc ' a pair. 75 do/.on un bleached balbriggan and slate and tan colored eotton i hose for llljc , between 7l0 : ! and ! ) o'clock. For Saturday evening from 7:30 : to 9:110 : p. m. WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT. Great inducements. Remnants of all wash goods , various lengths , prlco from 5c per yard. Goods suitable for shirt waists , wrap pers , ehild's dresrfo. sole. , etc. N. B. FALCONER. I'or Sale Clii'iip. A dontiil ollluo in Omaha , Nob. Address - dross K 12 , Boo oilloo. A line upright piano , used only six months , at half price. L ord ft Chiicltou , Illcctrlrltv vs Mourn. The recent porfornunico of the Empiio ; state express of the New York Central , which ran at the rsito of l"i ) miles n hour for 10 conhoeutivo miles , has greatly interested ineohanicul on Inuors and s-eiontille men Hfonorally. Tliis re markable record is expeeted to have a very important bearing upon railroad si'hedules of the near future , and is especially interesting at this time , when extraordinary olTorts are bointf made to reduce the time between distant points by means of electricity. Until lately 80 miles , or perhaps S ! ! , had been the fast est time made by any railroad , and this speed of (15 ( miles an hour by a eomploto train , welching in the neighborhood of 00 t-ms , and ruimlii over ditl'oront uriidos , tlirows now light upon tlio ques tion of attainable speeds and gives some data from wliieh to work and liguro for the future. _ Take homo a box of BuldutY's line carnl im , 10th and Capitol ivenuo. None bettor I.IMV U'.ltU KxClll-slllll. My seventeenth special excursion to Houston , Tex. , via the Santa Fo route , leaves Omaha Monday , April 10. 181)3. ) Address H. U. Patterson , -lij Uamge building , Omaha , Neb. WORLD'S ' FAIR.SAMPLE SUITS Made to Exhibit at the Great Chicago Show , but Didn't. ' NEW YORK'S ' LOSS-OMAHA'S ' GAIN Tha NoliblcKt Siimplo Lot nf Suit * Kvcr Put TiiKctlii'r hut for Ilitfr Tlii'lr Vnluo und Solil Atrorillni- ! the Columbia. Tlio Itof.'uHinuss displayed by some Chicago merchants in inunopoll/ln hhow .space nt the World's full1 linn caused quite u little feeling with several Now York dealers who got loft. The New Yorkers tfot tin ti line of men's clothing which they were intending to exhibit , hut when everything was In readiness they found It impossible to secure space for tlio display. Tlio reMilt is that us the goods wore already nuulo up and made it ) ) so much better than UMial the maim- faeturers found themselves with a small sized elephant on their hands , us to dispose of thorn at anything like their worth would bo out of'tho question. Kather than keep them , however , they determined to sac rifice , and well , we've got some of them and you can draw your own conclusions. \Vo got all tlio straight , cut sank suits they hud and have filled our east win dow with them. There are not many , probably a hundred all told , but they are something extra nice and several popular colors. Tlio make , the style , the etit , the finish , the cloth all demand attention. Wo have made a special price of $ l-.i _ > 0 for choice of these suits , many of which are worth up to $ :15.00. : Wo invite a per sonal inspection , or will send a suit by express , ( J. O. 1) . , subject to approval. OUK $5.00 SUITS. Wo are having quite a ruth on our wick suits that wo are closing out at $5.00. They are worth as high as $8.HO. Wo have only a few left , but us long an they last they go for $ .1.00. All colors and sixes inVonnd und sq.iaro cut sacks. COLUMBIA CLOTHING CO. , Cor. farnani and llith. HAVDKVS IIOSIIIY ; SAI.K. AV llnvii < ! ot OuriiulvcH In u Scrape. Some 11 weeks ago our eastern buyer telegraphed us as follows : "Can you itbo $120,000.00 , worth of hosiery at lOo on the dollar. " Having a largo stock on hand , our reply was : "Wo can use the entire lot if you can secure it for Dee on the dollar. " On April o wo received invoices for this entire lot , OVHK 2 CARLOADS of hosiery. Wo are now receiving it and getting it in shape for the greatest sule over given in this city. It is impossible for us to check it oIT in time. Wo have decided to put every dollar's worth of this lot on sale at ono price. Commencing Saturday morning you can buy your choice of any kind hosiery in this lot for ! ) c per pair. Remember this lot of hosiery is made by one of the best makers in Chemnitz , Germany. This stock comprises everything in la dies' , children's und gents' . Tlio colors wo warrant in every pair. Some of thcse.aro worth as high as 50c per pair and tomorrow you got them for ic ) a pair. IT MAY RAIN , So wo'vo decided to have a great cut price sale on umbrellas also. Wo bought our spring line before wo took in the Kohn ft Harris bankrupt stock and now wo have about 0,000 , um brellas in s-.oek. These are rain nnd sun umbrellas und are worth in every instance twice the price wo ask for them Saturday. 2ii-inch sunshades , oxydizeu handles , 59e , worth $1.00. llli-inch sunshades , natural stick han dles , ! ) c , worth sM.fil ) . 20-inch sunshades , aceania. gold and silver bundles , SI.50. worth $2.50. 20-inch sunshades , fancy dresden han dles , _ $ ! .US , worth $11.00. 20-inch sunshades , fancy celluloid han dles. $2.25 , worth $ : i.50. CHILDREN'S HATS SATURDAY. In the hat department we have a great quantity of children's straw hats which AVe have placed on three seperuto tables at three prices 25e , ; ) oo and f > 0e. These are all colors , all sorts , plain and fancy trimmed , narrow rims , wide rims , tur bans , and altogether over 50 different styles. Some of thorn are worth $1.25 in any store in town. town.MEN'S MEN'S HATS. Latest style soft hats , those new ones witli a crease down tlio center , or the Columbia , the very newest. Only $2.00 each. Hat stores ask $ : i.50 and $4.00 for them. Stiff huts in latest styles for $1.50 , $2.00 and $2.50. Half hatter's price.HAYDEN HAYDEN BROS. See the celebrated Sohtnor piano at Ford & Clmrlton Music Co. , 1503 U.nljjo / * / / ; / > . A't > ttct of fin Itnen i > r len.1 under tltiiltctitl , fifty ccntt ; ench nililitlnniil llnr ten ecu ! * . ClIAKl/l'ON I.iu-y ( juw , iiKod 0-1 yi-nrs at S-t. l.oulsVuilnt > hiluy ovi'iiliiK , April 5 inotht'i1 tit AloMiiukii' U. Cliarllon anil I .mi dun ( i. ( 'liarltim. 1'tiiii'rul ( mm the ivsl tlonoo of Alo.vandLT (1.1'lnirlton ( , 'J'2U2 Mliiw btrt'ut.Sutiirduy , II p. in. , Uoy. Williamson olllelatlng. Cook's Kxtra Dry Champagne ) is one o the most delicious beverages in the market Ouco tried , it will always bo on your table The Quickest , Purest and the Best of all the Baking Powders is Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder While other brands have Deteriorated and will not Raise the old amount of flour Dr. Price's has been brought steadily up to greater perfec tion ; is richer in Cream of Tartar , and higher in leavening power , hence docs immeasurably better and finer work than any other Baking Powder known. The Purity of Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder has never been questioned , Pure as the driven snow. More Great Cures of Torturing and Disfiguring Skin , Scalp , and Blood Diseases are Daily Made by the Cuticura Remedies than By all other Skin and Blood Remedies Combined To those who have suffered long and hopelessly , and who have lost faith in doctors , medicines , and all things human , the CUTICURA REMEDIES appeal with a force never before realized in the history of medicine. Every hope , every expectation awakened by them , has been more than fulfilled. Thousands of the best physicians that ever wiote a prescription endorse and prescribe them. Druggists everywhere rec ommend them , while countless numbers in every part of the land say , "WHY DON'T YOU TRY CUTICURA Remedies ? They are-the best in the world. " They cleanse the system by internal and external medication of every eruption , impurity , and disease , and constitute the most effective treatment of modern times. Hence , since a cake of CUTICURA SOAP , costing 25 cents , is suffi cient to test the virtues of these great curatives , there is now no reason why hundreds of thousands should go through life tortured , disfigured , and humiliated by skin and scalp diseases which are speedily and per manently cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES at a trifling cost. Sold throughout tlio world. Price. CUTIITUA.MC. ; CmcritA SOH ! ' , Hie. ; CLTict-UA KKSOIATST. $1. Prepared by I'OTTLH Iltt'O AMI CIII'MICAI. COWOIIATIOX , llOStOll. S""A11 About ttis illood , Skin , Sculp , and llalr" mailed free. ireFor IMmplrn , ItliicklionilH , Itrif nn < I Oily Skin , Red , Iluugu lluud iiiut Fulling llitlr , iifco Ctitlcurii Soup. Ily lli'itn.uiil' ' nfnm.iti'iini to (111 ( nut ttirlr collccllnn. If vo IUVIMIMV nil ) , lulilor cut-nun AmiTH.m or Inn IKII i uma or , do ii it di-posi' ni tlii'iu until j.iii li.ivo ri'.icl thu 1IAV.MONI ) , Tilt ; JK. THEM OF US and then you will know BUY that you "wear diamonds" Lovers of these beautiful jewels will be pleased with our diamonds in great variety of sizes and cuts in sets or set to order. RAYMOND. FIFTKHNTII AND IOL'IL.V ? . OMVIA. Dsiilers ! ! , importers ami Wholesale Liquor Dealers. Pure a feafli v n C M a ivACU5 A ST. JOSEPH , MO. Write us forprices on W hiskies both in bond and tax paid. or Soft Water is scarce , don't worry yourself for a moment go right ahead and use hard watenviih WHITE RUSSBAK and you'll never know the difference. The clothes will be just as white , clean and sweet-smelling , because ihf "White Russian" is specially adapted for use in hard water. JAS. S. KIRK & CO. , Chicago- Dusky Diamond Tar Soap."c > t &P' vt' ftiw do You LIKU tuur OULLAH to Fift r So close that It sticks Into the back of your neck when you try to hold your head erect , or do you want It to be always easy and comfortable - able le every position ? It comfort , elegance and durability is the combination-you are seeking , Imy our new collar of the shape shown 111 this cut. Cluett Brand 2Sc. Narenta , Medium Width , Montelac , Very Wide. Coon Brand 20o. Stenton Narrow. Orkney , Mtdlum. ( Chilon , Very Wldi , C--WETT ; COON a co. A. SJ5T Tooth nxtrnctc4 In morning Isuw cmea Inicrtt'il nf tor oun ( nmoilur 1'ur/ett Ut cuar untucil. Uril Floor , Faxtou Blook- 16th nullFnriiaiu Strooti , Klovalor on tun St. Tcloplicnu lOsX J1KINU TIMS WITH YOU OUR EMPLOYMENT DEF ? j while costing the employer nnil cmp eyes notlilntc. h m unnliiod us to mlvanuo llio Intor- tstsof both , anil ulso our own , uybuourin ; better results wltlittis mucliUio. Wyckoff , Seaman & Benedict TKLEl'UUNC 17J1 17U FABNAM 3C TF YOU CANT GET - clown town yourself Saturday , tell your hus band to step in and get a few dozen of those roc a dozen oranges. They are all right. Kyc Whiskey , 75c quart bottle. Aiigoloi WIiio , Liquor nntl Clsar Co , . 110-115 8. IGth St. , Omaha. cncn [ = ] c = i tzDCD PINE- CRAYON- PORTRAITS MADE BY US AKE ALWAYS SATISFACTORY It U so pluiisaM to do IniBlnoss with H k'oo I rrlluuiu linn , us tliniu is no risk of looking your orlizlnul plctiiro which limy no thu only ono In u.xUtoiu'u of sumo lio- lovcd who h < H piisieU uwuyVoilullils woiK from J | : > ( X ) u ) ) . Call und c.viiiuliiu bUlllUlt'S. ClnbM Photographer , 1 : nunru7 : : South irnu strout. J -mmm < GBZai RIPAMS TABULfcS r.tru.ti the tluniftch , uMfr an l lioweu. i . -1 ty the lilood. are tafu * ml HI re lull. .f.dxrt nic.llruie kiM. ufur I'll-L" , . runillwtlun Uy > iw | u. tot I , th , litaiUdio iiMitnun [ iu > f tUle. n < nul ( Iv | > r u4ou , ( mllifuio illawllon rlmiil i , liow cmmiln ( lun , < uult'veryulu&M > muUluKrrou > ( Imriire Wood.or a failure liy ( he rtomw-h , llrjrcr in * U lliie toiwrfonr. thttriironer fuiictl . I'crioiu tfY n to ov.resting reUrnht ilb ukliitfonoiJMrJ uaelirawl. I'rlcvhT iniktl.lirroii.l ! ) Munpld.lio. J KlKSS CHKMfCAl. ( io.Tl08rnieeSt. . > iew Yor pnmmwmmmmmmmwmnmm | E They've Gone Crazy j | ; over Feclorus. Hundreds of men that 35 S T wouldn't even , look at anything but a j ; stiff hat a month ago , are wearing ono - S of the numerous shapes of soft hats to- 5 f day and the flatter the top or the bigZ § : ger the crease the higher thsy hold T their heads. Talk about women and e 3 spring bonnets they're not in it. sw gr : if every one of your friends look at S you as if you were a freak it's that hat you've got on it's that derby hang it on a hook join the procession buy a US " " " " " Fedora. Satui ajar ar- a half dozen hustling hat men will offer in our hat department hundreds of dozens of new Fedoras all shapes large and small flat tops or crcasers blacks browns pearls tans blues cadets smooth or long nap ( not sleepy hats , though--at ) 78c for- that should sell for a dollar forty at $1.OO for the dollar seventy-five kind - = -at $1.75 for the two fifty hat store a * hats--at $2 at $2.2B at $2.SO for the kind they're selling for from three to four dollars. Saturday buy hats for Sunday. ts Boys' hats 3Ocfifty ccnt'rs Saturday. Tlio iiorsc SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY , PRICES CUT TO THE QUICK. An attractive lot of silk moire , satin and grosgrain , and satin-edged , Nos. 2 , 5 , 7 and I ) , worth up to liOc a yard , all day Saturday at 5c- See them on bargain counter. A grand value for Saturday. Our New Yoi k buyer secured a line lot of printed " pongees "from Clallin's big sale , -IncU goods , choice colorings , value J5c , for Saturday 9c. Our cloak dopartmout is ono of tlio busiest spots In the stovo. Our display thisbcabou surpasses all previous ullorU. Special values for Saturday. At 79 c Children's roofers , atjos from ! to 12 , actually worth $ l.oO. At SI.39 Children's rcofors , in tans , brown nnd navy , acres ! to 1" , regular $ " 3garments. At $1.75 Children1 ! ! motors , in ans and browns , ajjcs 4 to 1- , regular $2.7fl ariuont. At $2.48 Children's rcofor with capo , in tan and brown , ages ! to 12. A ro ular $ ; i,70 { , r l'i"ollt- At $3.98 Children's rccfora with flno capo , In tan and brown , ujjos1 to 1- , Can't bo duplicated in town un der . At $3.98 Ladles' capes with butlor- lly olfocl , onibrolderod , all shades ; regular $5 garmont. At $7.5O Ladies' all wool Eaton soi-KOfiuit , all bhadoa , in ado to toll at $10.00. Call early for cloult room bargains. The largest hosiery sale over held inj the city is in progress in our hosiery ! department. Over 7OUO pairs uoldj already tins week. Buy your hosiery ! now. We shall never bo able to ropoatj the prices. Children's fast black hose , 5c. SIZOBl 0 to " } , five pai.'H to a customer. Children's fust black hose with double ] knee that are worth Hoc , Saturday's ! price 2lc , live pairs for $1.00 , only flvoj pairs to a customer. Special for Saturday : Ladies' fine gunge fast black hose that are worth ! (3c ( , Saturday's price 25c , [ /our pairs for $1.00 and only four ptilra j to a customer. For Saturday , Henry Winnnnii'H colo-j bratod perfumes , extra quality , 2 per ounce. All odorb Lily of the Val ley , May Uolls. etc. Carpel Department , Special salj of China millings Thoj biggest drive of the seasi'i ) . .iOo inatri tings Saturday for I4c , Choice new designs. Huy q'll'-kly \Vo cun't boniu to toll of thu beauty of our carpet department. It overflow1 ing witn now spring gooils. nig sale of blaeic goodfl. 25 piccoa ofl ' $1.00 and 7/in all wool fniicy weaves , serges and diagonals , choice Saturday J QOc on tlio bargain table. Ono lot of worsted plaids , stripes mull chocks , splendid for childroa'rt school ! dresses , and regular Otic goods , saloj price , 29c- Basement Bargains. ! Half-gallon glass water pitcher , well ! worth ! Wc , for Saturday at 9c. f A full line of tlio Strnnsky bteel ware , ! embracing colToo pots , tea pols , pans , ! kettles , etc. , only 49c. 1 You cannot alTord to misa visiting our | basement whan in our store. Grand special for Saturday 30-inch { cheesecloth 3c n yard.