Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, May 13, 1893, Page 8, Image 8
IIAYDENBROS , Closing Out the 8. P , Mono A ; Co. Stocks , Clearing Up Prices Satmdaj. I , i KID GLOVES , HOSIERY , SILKS . j BKBH. Rplrclnli forSnlnrdny Children' * Trtit Itlnck Cotton lloiB 80 1'nlr Tor Threw Hour * Bntnrilny Afternoon n Orcnt Silk Sale See It. Closing out the S. P. Morse & Co. stock of umbrellas , parasols , funs , kid gloves nnd hosiery. Special prices for Saturday : 1 lot of children's fast black cotton lioso to be closed out nt 8c per pair. 100 dozen of children's cotton hoeo only 12Jc per pair. This i3 just ono-half the regular price. Ladies' fast black cotton hose , Oc per pair. S. P. Morse & Co.'s $1.50 umbrellas reduced to OSc. $2.03 umbrellas reduced to $1.50. SOUVENIR SPOONS. 1,000 World's Pair souvenir spoons to be given away at our glove department. Spoons givnn nway with our 50o and 7fC mitts , also with our $2.50 umbrellas. Special snlo of gents' J hose for Satur day. Gents' British I lioso 12Je per pair , worth 25c. 25c.WASH WASH DRESS GOODS. Special bargains for Saturday. 50 pioses indigo blue calico 3jo yard. CO pieces 30-inch wide llannoletto 5c yard. CO pieces 32-inch wide Dutchesso mull In medium shades uo yard. Thcso goods nro away below their \nluo nnd will bo placed on sale at 0 a. in. for the benefit of these who cannot come out on Saturday evening , sale will cjutinuo until all are sold. Only one dress to caeli customer. LINENS. The best bargains in white hem stitched towels over offered in Omaha , eiza 20x40 , now on sale at 17c each or C for $1.00. Special bargains all day in remnants of wash goods , white goods , Mnons , outing flannels , shirting , sheet ing etc. SILK FOR 3 HOURS. On Saturday afternoon Prom 1 to 4 p. in. Wo will sell you $1.2. ' ) quality of Colored Faille Praneaise Dress silks ' in all shades nt 75c a yard. Only one pattern sold to any customer. This is the biggest bargain of the season. WOOL DRESS GOODS. Special tale Saturday. 38 inch all wool whip cord that S. P. Morse sold for Dae Saturday C5e. 40 inch all wool borgo that S. P. Morse sold for fiuc Saturday 45c. 40 inch i\U wool beiges regular price 75c Saturday 40c. At 7 o'clock Saturday evening wo will place on sale fiO pieces chevron suiting ntSc per yard. These goods are 30 inches wide have been sold up to 35c. OUR SPECIAL CLOTHING SALE. It is a genuine success. Wo are clean ing out our overstock fast and to make tlio suits go faster yet wo have put in a whole lot more to go in the general slaughter. Thcso are moro than ordi- i 'nary bargains. Wo quote as follows : Children's $3.00 suits , ages A to 14 , two pieces , our prices today und this week , 81.00 a suit. Children's splits as high up as $4.00 , double and single breasted , fancy pat terns , our price today , this week , $2.UO a euit. euit.Children's Children's nobby worsted suits , worth up to $5.50 , our price today and this week , $3.50 a suit. Boys' three piece suits , long pants , iges 10 to 18 , prices $4.50 , $5.00 and fcO 00 , all in ono lot , today und this week , $3.00 u suit. Boys' fancy pin check cassimcro suits , ages 14 to 18 , single or double breasted ! SU.OO for this Bale , actually worth $10.00. MEN'S SUITS. Men's suits at $7.50 , all wool cashmere , FingJo or double breasted worth easily 811.00 to $12.00. Men's black worsted , In clay or cork- ecrow , bound or unbound , cutaways or sacks , anybody's price $14.00. Our price for this sale only $10.00. Forcing down prices on all our cloth ing. JIAYDEN13ROS. See the celebrated Sohmor piano at Ford & CharltonMuslo Qo. , 1503 Djdgo. Tliu Nickel 1'Huo' * Jii v Trillin. The now train borvico on the Niokol Plato road will go Into effect May 21 , on and after which date trains will run as follows : Going west Leave Buffalo at fi:40n. : in. , including through coach and Bleeping car from Now York via West Shore railroad , through sleeping car from New York via Reading System and through sleeping car from Boston via Fitchburg nnd West Shore roads. This train will arrives at Chicago at u:40 : p , m. The next train will leave Buffalo ttt 12 o'clock noon , and will Include through sleepers from Now York via West Shore and from Boston via Flteh- burg and West Shores roads , arriving nt Chicago at 8:10 : a.m. The third train from the east will leave Buffalo at 11:25 : ii , m. and arrive at Chicago at 8:10 : p. in. It will include through or null and sleeper from Now York via Reading Sybteiu. Qolng east trains will leave Chicago -at 2:30 : p. m. and 0:30 : p. m. , arriving at Buffalo at 0 a. in. and 5 p. m. , re spectively , I'aoh train including through Bleeping ears to Now York via both the West Shore and Reading systems and to Boston via the Fitohburg and Wont Shore roads. In addition to these there will bo a train bytweou Chicago nnd Cleveland , leaving Chicago abaut 8 a. in. , nnd ouo between Cleveland and Buffalo , leaving Cleveland at 7 a , in. nnd arriving nt Buffalo at 2 p. m. All trains will run daily , and buporb dining cars will form part of their equipment , The \Vor il'ii 1'nIr. When Adam was n boy , world's fairs worei not thought of. They're n modern product. And thu more modern they nre. the better they are. The Columbian exposition is the latest ami best- long way the best. The whole wldo world has cimiblncd to make it worthy of the nineteenth cnntury and uo endeavor was over moro successful. The great fair is dazzling In brilliancy ; overpowering in al/ejj magnificent alike in conception nnd iixeuutlon. A visit to it la the privilege of a life time1 , and tlio easiest and host way to avail youreolf of that privilege Is to lake thes Burlington route to Chicago , The * city ticket u ent at 1321 Fnrnunt btrcct will gladly gives you any information yon stand In need of. Excursion rates every clay , Baggage chocked direct from resilience. Dr&el Hotel. 10th& ; Webster , 1 blkfrom , & Elk , depot. N&t. Brown , prop , rAI.CONEIl'S Stationery Qo Per Hoi. Today wo place on nalo n purchase of 1ODO boxes of fine writing paper nnd envelopes. The boxes contain 24 sheets of paper nnd 24 envelopes nnd nro worth 15c per box ; today they go at Do. NOVELS AT OCEACtl. 200 paper novels , nil good titles , such as "Tho Scarlet Letter , " "When n Man is Single , " "Memoirs of n Mother-in- Law , " "Tho Great Ingersoll Controv- " vorsy , " ' 'Philip Honsen , M. D. " etc. , cle. All 2oe b olcs , paper covered , to day ! ) c each. STATIONERY AT 250. 300 boxes of fine 35c tinted note paper , today 2oc per box. The latest magazines always in stock. LADIES' SILK WAISTS , $2.83. Ladles' ' fancy silk waists , goods thnt hnvo been selling nil season at $1.50 , $5.00 and $5.50 , In our great May sale today for $2.83 ; this is n splendid offer , as the colors are all good. LADIES' ' JACKETS AT $10.00. Tills is the best otter we have made on jackets this season ; all our butterfly capo jackets that have boon selling nt $15.00 ; all our 314.50 novelty cloth jackets ; nil our hnndsome $15.00 black lined jackets at one price today , $10.00. LACES. IOC LACES. For today a line of orientals and point do Irelnnds. in widths from 3-inch to 0-inch , only lOc. 15C LACES. For today all In one lot , a line of beautiful laces in white and cream , in widths from 4-inch to 8-inch , only 15c. 20C LACES. For today a line of elegant black silk laces , all pretty patterns , in widths from 0-inch to 8-inch , only 29c. ATTEND OUR PARASOL SALE TO DAY. CORSETS. 50C SUMMER CORSETS. The W. C. C. summer corset , perfect fitting , for today only 50c. 48C CORSET. To close out n line of corsets , all ex cellent makes , ranging in price from $1.2.5 to $2.50 , your choice Saturday , 48c. $1.89 CORSETS The perfect fitting I. C. corset , sold everywhere for $2.75 , will go today for $1.89. ATTEND OUR PARASOL SALE TO DAY. NOTIONS. Gold hair pins in all sizes , 4c per box. Horn hair pins , black amber and shell , 8c dozen. Largo horn hair pins , black , amber and shell , 20c dozen. Pins at one cent a paper. All silk Windsors at 21c. Largo hemstitched Windsors , worth $1.00 , at C3c each. Linen thread , 2jc spool. Brook's soft finish cotton , 2c n spool. Patent hooks , 5c a card. Superfine French horn bone , 8-inch 20e , 9 and 10-inch 23c , 11 and 12-inch 30o a dozc-n. N. B. FALCONER. CARD FROM N. B. FALCONER. Next week wo place on special sale a purchase of over $40.000.00 worth of hosiery and underwear. Monday , Tues day and Wednesday we will sell the hosiery and on Thursday , Friday and Saturday the underwear. Wo arc not prepared to quote prices as yet as tlio i goods uro not all marked olT. We can promise , however , that the sale will bo entirely satisfactory to our friends. 1 I ! Bettor bargains were never offered than will be found in this sale. Full particulars with prices in Sunday's paper. N. B. FALCONER. P. S. S.WASH WASH DRESS GOODS. Tlio most extraordinary purchase of 32-Inch French sateens , choice patterns , fast colors , light and dark grounds , never before sold under 40c. Next week we will place them on sale at 25c. N. B. FALCONER. The IturlinRtun Changes Tlnip. The Burlington's castbound trains now leave Omaha as follows : Chicago special , 12:15 : a. in. Chicago express , 11:45 : a. in. Ve-stibuled llyo'1 , 4:20 : p. m. . Iowa and Illinois local , 7:17 : p in. For full information see time table column in this paper or enquire of the city ticket agent at 1321 Farnain street. l.lfa I * Ton Short. Six weeks ngo The Mutual Clothing Co.j 18 Mnln st. , Council BlufTs , opened its doors to the public , celebrating the opening with n concert by n brnss band. Little did thoydrcnm thnt their plcnlo would bo of so short n duration , but if they hnd Bought the ndvlco of men of more experience they would have been told that Council Bluffs was the wrong place for such an enterprise. Well , to make the story short The Mutual Clothing Co. soon found out thnt they were in n box ; some days they sold a pair of socks for 10csomo days they sold as much as a $2.00 pair of punts. Highly disgusted , the now disappointed company decided to sacrifice and get out , no matter how big the loss. The buyer of the Globe Clothing Co. , 115 South 10th st. , Omaha , hearing of all this , took advantage of the situation and bought the entire stock at less than oOo on the dollar. These goods go on sale at the Globe , commencing this morning , Saturday. May 13. Hero's n few of the prices : Choice of all the silk dude bows , light or dark , the Mutual's price 2oe , Globe's ' price 3c. Choice of all suspen ders which the Mutual sold for 25c and 33c , nt the Globe. Oc. Jeans pants which the Mutual sold nt 75c , nt the Globe. 19c ( mostly small sizes ) . Choice of boys' fancy caps that the Mutual sold as high as $1.00. at the Globe , 25o. Choice of men's silk nccktloa that the Mu tual sold for 50e , 75c , and $1.00. the Globe price. 15c. The Sivcr brand of laundered white shirts which the Mutual sold for $1.00 , at the Globe 50c. Bnlbrlggan underwear which the Mutual sold for 35c , at the Globe for 17ic or 35e a mitt ; balbriggan underwear which the Mutual sold for 50e , at the Globe 25c. The Mutual lOo handker chiefs nt the Glebe 3c. The Mutual Roekford and British lOc socks at the Globe 4c. The Mutual's 15o black half- hose at the Glebe 5c. 1,000 pairs of men's pants at i of Mutual's ' price. MEN'S SUITS Mutual's $1.00 suits $2.00 nt Globo. Mutual's $5.00 suits $2.50 at Globo. Mutuul's $0.00 suits $3.00 at Globo. Mutual's $8.00 suits $4.00 at Globe. Mutunl's $9.00 suits $4.50 at Globo. Mutual's $10.00 suits $5.00 at Globo. Mutual's $12.00 suite $0.00 at Globo. Mutuul's $15.00 suits , $7.50 at Globe. Mutual's $20.00 suits , $10.00 at Globo. Mutual's $25.00 suits , $12.50 at Globo. Remember that wo bought these goods cheap ourselves , oven at these ruinous prices wo uro not losing any money on them. Come early so as to get first choice and avoid the rush. GLOBE CLOTHING CO. , 115 South Kith street. Near Douglas , opposite the Boston Store. P. S. Make no mistake , look for the front painted a light green. "The Madison , " ( family hotel ) , 21st and Chicago. Transients $2.00 per day. After llli Omilin I.o'iu As > rlntlon. The police authorities are iu receipt of a letter from Santa Fe , N. M. , inquiring about tlio Central National Building und I oan as- soci-ition of Omihi : ; , stating that an agent of the alleged concern visited that city some time ago and succeeded in disposing of a number of shares in the association. Kvcry- thing went : ilonp smoothly until the holders had contributed ? ' 230 in payments and u shareholder applied for : i small loiiu. This aliirmed the shareholders and they sent in applications for withdrawal from the asso ciation. They were forwarded in letters registered and otherwise , but no response ever came. Tlio case was Investigated and the discovery , mndc that an institution under that name * did business here at ono time , but hud gone into bankruptcy. II. B. Coryell is said to have been president of the association and a Mr. Belcher secretary. Don't Fool With a Cold. 7'Ynm the .Yeio 1'oifc Sun. We must repeat our warning against penu- monia : tlio most dangerous disease which prevails in the city , and which is extraordi narily prevalent at this time. Colds.-ire even more dangerous at this season than in ttio winter. lie on the guard at all times against taking a cold. Look out for it if you take it. Gladstone goes to bed and sends fora doctor whenever lie has a cold , and consequently he always gets well in a very short time. The Sun is right and their warning should be headed. For colds there is nothing better than Chamberlain's Cough Heinc'ly. It pre vents any tendency of a cold toward pneu monia. It is pleasant and safe to take. Children like it. I'ut Chicago In Y'oiir INickct. You can do so by purchasing a copy of "Moron's Dictionary of Chicago. " This World's Fair "Guide" has re ceived the endorsement of the World's Columbian Exposition. It contains a complete "MAP" of Chicago and is the only recognized and standard "GUIDE" of the World's Fair City. For bale by Gco. K. Moran , publisher , 213 Herald Bldg. , Chicago , III. , and by Megcath Stationery Co. , 130iFurnnmSt. , Omaha , Nob. Price 50 cento per copy. Another Suit Auinst Moi > lier' Hank. Another echo of the Capital National bank failure was heard yesterday In the United States circuit court. It was the filing of a suit on a promissory note signed by It. C. Out call and C. W. Mo.shor in favor of tlio Newport , N. II , , Savings bank in tlio sum of $ fif , > 00. The note was given last November und was to run six months. It is therefore duo and unpaid and suit has been brought for its collection. - * Tim Kmir < > l Floor Cloths. In covering a fioor that is to have hard wear , use "Wild's Linoleum. " The best and the original make in the United States. None genuine except that lettered on the back "Wild's Linoleum. " MOST PERFECT MADE. Dainty food and cakes of every kind , from the informal Griddle Cakes to the stately Bride Cake can be made immeasurably superior and quicker with Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder than with any other leavening agent known. Its spotless purity , majestic strength and matchless excellence make it unique in the culinary art AN INDIAIS ORATION. Flying CloucEs Masterly and Thrillfog Speecli. Worthy oflncenoll , flUlne , Gladstone or Itlnniitrck Tlta Blfrocly Pa tnnrt tJi Ponro ful rroient-rre mleil In n Vrrbnt I'mio. ramn Here Is i b * on to lleol. The Indian Is tlis most poetic mce in the world , In tliclr relations with their own ; In tlielr lulilU when not on the wnrpnth ; In tliclr cnstomn , King * , ilnncos ; In tlielr be- Hot In the liappjrlinntlngRronnd , ami In tlielr conceptions of the Great Manltoti. The following la nn cstract from the pee chef of Flying Cloud , a famous Klckapoo medicine liinn : "Children of the Great Spirit. whc form Is In thn nlr. though Invisible , I RIM hero to tell you of our wtongs and of our ilrfhui "Four hundred yearn ngo n Ijtfiit Jjlilti1 linn sailed troin Spain to find a New \\aiM' \ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Thul World win the ItoilMnn's. Thru nil went well with our Forefathers front the upper waters of tlio Itnrons to the Great Win in Gulf that kissed thelnml of Fruit and Flow- era , whcio thu Sim- Inolcs hunted und fished. "The Indian wcl coined the While Man , and for Hint wulconio our people ple were driven stop by stcptowiinl bbnenth which drops tlid ( Ircnt CallntnYt"Thfm > rtl Spirit's Eo i-vcry vfau fnJian can almiyi rtay when twilight tt relfe.l . upon , " comes ilown upon - the cm til. " Wo nro scattered llko leaves when nu- tninn winds slinttc the IICCH of the foiest. " Wo , the Kicknpoos , whoso home was tncc In IHInoK Inter In Kansas and la now in thu Innd of the Sacs and Foxes , nrii at peace with the White Man. What wo have , that wo will give to our White Brother. "Our Klckapoo Indian Sixgwix makes men live to be one hundred yours old. "There nio Keil Men living who liavo used It over since they were young men , ix. id who are now PO old thut they can only sit , Ho and flecp in the sun. "Our KIcknpoo Indian Oil Is the foe ot pnln. " Our Klckapoo Cough Cure stops the hand of death. - "Our KIcknpoo Indian Snlvo heals nnd cures all wounds , and our KIcknpoo Worm Killer prc'survcs the live" of papooses. "Our 'Snifvrn' $ oo < t medicine Is from the great mother ot us all Xntuio. All that Is bust that , grows in the woods , that biro Bonn on the plain , that 1 1 Idea In the cuith , our Siigwn contains. It hna piescivcd thu live ? of our wnirloisaml our women. "It nets upon tlio body like sunshine on tie ! trees and flower" , und gives life nnd strength to nil who use it , Men nnd wo. men who paitako of it frcc'y can only dls of old age. "This secret which the Kicknpoos alone pnsicss , they give freely In their white brother. It Is our richest offering. " I have spoken. Let the voices of the wotld bcur unswor to what I huvo s > aldl" Without doubt the Indian has a piofnund knowledge of thu mysterious herbs with which they cure radically many formid able diseases which bufllo the greatest physicians of the woild. * Those remedies can now bo obtained of any diugglst or wholesale dealer. The Klckapoo Indian Sagwu is one dollnr pur bottle. Six for flve dollars. The Cough Cure Is flfty an.l all the other remedies twentv.llvu cents per bottle. In using these remedies you may bo absolutely cciiiiln thut they are purely vcHeluble , thnt they contain no aulds or inlnctnl poisons because - cause the Indians know absolutely nothing of these burmtiil drugs. The Klckapoo Indian Medicines nio gen uine Indian made. How they came to bo given to the woild is fully explained In our large book , which wo gladly end free to all nppllng who care for it sufllolently towrito us enclosing tlnoo 2c. stump * ) to pay poatngo. Address Ilcaly & IJijj'dow , 421 Grnnrt Avo. , New Haven , Ct. _ I ) . K , I , . .SKAltI.I > , f'onsiiltliu Siir.'eon , Grndiiuto of Kush Moilic il ( ; olloao. il'ON- sUI.TAtlON ruii : : . ) For the truntmcut of AND Wo euro Catarrh , All Diseases of the Nose , Throat , Ghent , Stomach , Bowels nuilljivor. Blood , Shin and Kiilnoy Disease * * , rorunloVctiUuos8Ob. . Lost Mauliooil CURED. 1'IIiKS. F1HTULA , riSSL'HB pormunontlr cured without the use < if n knife , Ilitnturo nr mimic , All muladloa of n prlvutu ur delicate nuture , of either BOX , positively cured , Oillonormlilrcss , wltli jump forClrcuiarj , Vrea Hook mill lleclpui , Dr. ScarlEs & Scarlcs , Nuxtdoorto I'oatotlico \\'o vrlll Benil you the tnarrtlntia ' ' Krtnch I'rcparitllun CALT1IO3 [ ' free , Mid 1'gal KunrnnU'c tliai I I'AI/niOS vrill Itcilure your , m altli , Mlrvuetli mill Vlsoi- ( . | | t'se tt anil fart/iatnjeii , H Addroas VON MOHLCO. . V Hol < i-trinn iE"K CludaoiU , Ohio. B TREATMENT. I'OUALIi Chronic , tomii , Prlvatuil Special Dissi53i , of both Men and Woman. lll.lrocllo Vnrlcocclo , Ftrietiiro nnfl all otliur troubles fronted ot ro.isunablu ciur ! f4 CONSULTATION I'liKE. Uuliouor u ( Id rosy Dll .SEYMd PUTNAM DOUGLAS BLOCK , . OMA A , NEB Opposite II ydon Ilros. A - STRAIGHT - TIP ! J ON STRAIQHT COLLARS , Styles may come and ttyles may EO , but the Straight jh > pe of collar , in its yanous modlft cations , I * always In style and always dressy. Many preler it to any other shape , and there Is a Urge class of tasteful dresieis with whom It will Le perennUlly popular. We illustrate below the correct thing , under both of our tiding brands , and In two widths. Try them , CLUETT BRAND. 26c. COON BRAND. 20 c. J Grenada. Wide ; < Margau , Medium. A perfect fitting and satisfactory carment tb bat we euarantec In the "Monarch" Shut , f CLUETT , COON & CO , © gmmmmmminmmmmmmmmmg TODAY Russet Special Russet low Opening shoes shoes at at si.oo. $2.25 Russet Russet low shoes shoes at $1.00 $2.25 Russet Russet low shoes shoes at at $1.00 12.25 Russet Russet lo\v shoes shoes at * at $1.00' 52.25 Nothing Cut glass of neat and elegant design is a koiisehold ornament t/iat makes your wife look pleasant and yo w feel rich. In our sparkling cut glass palace are many neiv designs. rlF7B3NTlI AND UJUULA3 , OMUIV. EXACT sizr COMMEILTAUT THE PiflERCAIMTlLE CIGAR , BETTER THAN EVER ! JMnilu of tlio lliii-st quality of HnMinu Toliarro tlmtctm bo bought. Kqmil In e\vrjr rowpcct to tlip k rt I'uporU-a clfiirs. Muaufacttrcd by IT. Ifc UICH MUKC/iNTlLK CIGAIl I'ACT OllY. St. Loulu 1813 Douglas Street , Onia.hci , A7e6. Thoomlnnnt ipaslalht In nor ran i , ohroilc , prlr.it i , bloo.l , ikln ant urlntrjr illiaim. A r.u ilir u i registered tiratlnito In mu.lliliut , uiitlplo'ii it .111 ojrUiUitai will iliJiV , u still traitli ; .vlt'i tin .frjum nucci > cntarrh , loit rn-m lou 1 , aomlml vrnVcmt , nU it IUIHJI nil iml forniuf print ) ilunm. Xo mercury useil No > v tronuno it ( or Ion of vlt il p ) vir. I'urclJi uniUlj tu visit imm ijr lutrjitj 1 nt ID nj byuurrotiionili'nra. Mollclnaorl ntrj ninti i it tv null or HICJH s > j inly pisu 1 , nj iiur.ci 13 11II- cntocontBiitaursanlar. Ono IIOMOII il Interview prjfjrrj 1. Conult vtlon frjs. OjrrJipj i Ij UJ atrlcllr prlviito. Hook ( Myiturloj of l.lfu ) sent froj. O.llJj liourj , .1 il ul. tu J p. m.iailllj U .1. u. oil .u. anil sumpfor circular. ' ? DO YOTT WANT 1 I PHOTOGRAPHS ? ? If BO , oiill nixl see I H. ll'o \vJll tnnlto yoil ti ftloliiro of i wli loll y tt it Will fool i r it < l 4i i HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY , 313-315-317 SontUlStU 3t-j > i OMAHA. DR. THE SPECIALIST. IB iiiuurpnBseil in tbc treatment of oil PRIVATE DISEASES ami nUVVtlknittijry ( aid Uitotdeis of tnun 18 j'cnra oiporlence , \Vrilo for elrculiu and quoitlou lint Icoe , It Will Be Worth Your While to wait for our As noon as tlio Insiirnni'o n-JJnstcri fcOUlu tlio loss wo will upon llrullli Urn Rrnutcst wum aud liquor tjurf.Uiu yuu over I.ouirtof , LOS ANGELES WINE & LIQUOR CO , , 110-118 S , lOtU St. "Whtnart tmjolno ( , mu jirtHu bwMr * " / nm eolntf | Mont't , fr. " tlit crtlil. * f ' We TVlovc the public to Otii' * Unlioard of oi'ga/ for T ft Japanese Village for 25 ; ] Wo hnvo bunched together on o table a beautiful lot of Japanese pooi for Saturday. No nrtlolo on this tnhi has over sold for less than 35e , and sou as high as 7Cc. There are teacups at saucers , after dinner coffees , all styl7 of vases , brm boil boxes , puff box0,1 plates , pitchers , teapots , bowls , pi ] trays , jewel trays , etc. , etc. These nr all now goods. Our price for yov choice Saturday is 25c each. Just received , another Inrjj A T shiumont of those very tine gln water pitchers that a re wort Qp i.'oc ; wo will soil them Suturdit < - ' ' - ' fordo each. Only two to a cu. tomor. Perfumes. 100 pints of our splendid English nor fumes. White Rose , Lilac Fiowor , Vie , lot. Jockey Club , Heliotrope , Crab Apple plo Blossom and other orders that nr worth H5c , for 21o an ounce. Gloves. Lndios' black silk mitts , 19c , 20c , 30o COc , 70o per p.iir ; all worth very inucb more. Our $1.75 8-button length mousnuo taire suede glovoa for Satuaday , $1.47 i pair. pair.Veilings. . 50 pieces now style volllnga , wortl from 40c to GOc a yard , Saturday at Uoo , Between IO and II aWe - m Wo will sell a lot of line embroideries' that are well worth from 5e to 16o yard , for 3c a yard. Boys' Suits. Double -and sluglo-brcasted two-piec suits that are well worth , and havoboof ] selling at $3 , Saturday , special price , $3.9 ! Boys' long-pant suits , all wool ; your choice for any suit in the house foJ Saturday , $6.0 ( Boys' unlnundorcd cambric waists , our rogutar Uoc quality , Saturday for for19c AT A wash foods bargain for Satur-1 4.3 p day ; Ill's ' boats the world ; It'sun- 4 approachable. Saturday wo will sell l.OdO yards of 30-inch China cloth ( imitation of China silk ) , mndo to sell at 16c a yard ; they go with a rush Saturday. Cloak Dep't. Saturday we will sell the latest styles in printed w uppers , that cannot bo matched for loss than QQ/ $1.50 each , Saturday , OSc. O 4.Qp Wo will Roll ono lot of chambr fct/v * skirts , worth at , a close roti | price , certainly , 7flc , for Satu day only 40c. Saturday you can have your choice of u lot of $15 and 418 c.ipes , in lastest novelties and materials , df fr \ [ for Saturday's salu , $10.00. < p-tvf. \ Men's Furnishings. A lot of men's colored shlrtsiwith col - lara and cull's attached , that uro nil ri"ht , atl.liO , Saturday's close price , 75c Men's -1-plv collars , 4 for 25c- Men's spring ties and scarfs | 9c- Men's fast blu k liobo 20c- Ladies' ' Knit Underwear. Onocasoof ladles' summer vests retail for U5c. Our price for Saturday 15c each. Ladies' fust bliiclc lioso with foot and soil for 2o ( ) , Saturday 2 pairs for 25c Saturday wo will sell a line ot flno hose in the new cotton colors , that lira worth 35o a pair , Saturday 25c. Ladies' flno cotton drawers. Wo have ono uiiHu tlint will bo bold Saturday for 2o cents a pair. Mall orders or requoatb attended to promptly. The sun never nets' on an overlooked request , liovvuvor trilling. Agents for Bullorick's patterns , Send your mail order to Sixteenth and Farnara Sti *