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TTTTC OMAHA DATLV ITEE: SITP W, .TITLV ir, 1000.
SPECIAL BARGAIN'S MONDAY
Bale of Bilks, Ohallls, Waists, Wrappers
ParasoU, Etc.-Uig Baaeraeut Bargains.
AT BOSTON STORE, OMAHA
60c SIIWn l'e Vil.. Itiipiirtetl .".lie ClinllU
! til., Jl WiiiiiIiiti nl .()., Jfl
Slilrt Witlln 11! I'lirannld
."III .Nil in or on IIhihii'iii.
ON SALE MONDAY
AT TIIC UOSTON STOIti:, OMAHA.
60C SILKS, ISC.
In order to clorc out ctcry yard of our
COo silks, Including China silks, foular.l
rllks, In dark and light gioiindn.. small
figures, wash silks, corded silks und bro
caded olllin, uc will glvo you your choice on
bargain rquarc at 15c a yard.
IMFOHTllt) 5f(5 CHALLIES, IOC YARD.
60 pieces of strictly all wool Imported oOs
challlw, In light and dark grounds, on
ealo at 10c n ynrd.
1.00 WIlAl'I'KUS AT 60C.
Another now lot of light colored lawn
and percale wrappers, trimmed with lace
And ruffles, go at tOc.
$1.00 SHIIIT WAISTS. 23C.
A new lot of percale shirt waists, all
mado In thu latot styles, laundered collars
ond cuffs, heretofore $1.00, on sale at 26c.
$2.00 PAUASOLS AT GOC.
TOO black silk paranoid, with wide ruftle of
Chiffon, on wile at C9c.
HIO IIASB.MKNT DAHOAINS.
All the plain black and plain colored In
dia linen remnants, as long oh they last,
Cc a yard.
10,000 yards of shirting prints, In mill
lengths, 2o a yard.
10,000 yards of dress prints, Vc a yard.
10,000 jards of rhambray ginghams, worth
JDc a ynrd, go at C'.c a yard.
10,000 yards of 30-Inch wide percales, all
tho now dark styles, go at fc n yard.
10.000 yards of slightly muejed white
Roods, as long ns they last, go at 5c a yard.
10,000 yards of 40-Inch wide, very fine,
India linen, 15c a yard.
Ono big counter of violet A lawn, worth
12V4c a ynrd, go In long mill lengths at
Cc n ynrd.
Ono big counter of mercerized stateon,
In plain colors nnd printed foulard effects,
(worth 29o a yard, gn at 15c n yard.
UOSTON STOKK, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 10th and Douglas Sts.
Clu-up IiiiiiiiiI Trip Itnti-s.
On July 17 and 18 nnd August 2, 7 and 21
the Illinois Central will sell tlckci6, limited
until October 31, as follows:
Waseca, Minn., and return, $10.35.
Watervllle, Minn., nnd return, $10.68.
Mndlson Lake, Minn., nnd return, $10.08.
St. Paul, Minn., and return, $12.05.
Minneapolis Minn., and return, $12.65.
Uuluth, Minn., and return, $16.05.
Superior, Wis., and return, $16.93.
West Superior, Wis., and return, $16.95.
Vor full particular call at city ticket of
Cce Illinois Central railroad, 1102 Farnam
itrcct.
Cn in p .M-tlnr
I at Mountain Lake Pork, Maryland.
I LOW HATES
Via tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
On July 5 to 16, Inclusive, tho rialtlmoro
fe Ohio railroad will sell low rate excursion
tickets to Mountnln Lake Park. Mil., ac
count above occasion.
Tlckota will be good for return until July
50, 1900.
For further (formation call on or address
nearest Baltimore & Ohio ticket agent or
Ti. N. Austin, General Passenger Agent,
Chicago, III.
SPELLBINDER IN THE TOILS
l'ollre Arrmt .T. D. liter, nn Itinerant
Curlistnnc Orator anil Advocate
of I'liiiucrai')'.
I
J. D. Rice, who vfearB IiIb hair In
a
JPsycho twist and d'jvotrs his evenings to
curbstono oratory, v;as lined $1 nnd conts In
pollen court yesterday for being drunk
JIo admitted the soft impeachment nnd took
Jils medicine without a .murmur and as be
comes a martyr.
Jllco Ih one of the most plcturesquo of the
Kcnus Hpellblnder. For years he and hiB
wlfo a hardworking little woman, with
tears In her volco nnd n persuasive maimer
have been "doing" tho cities of the middle
west nnd, It is said, they seldom tako In
lew than $60 a week. Their scheme Is to
hold bo-callod religious meetings on the
street conjoin. Ily thlB plan they evade
tho llccnso ordinanco, as well as tho law
making begging a misdemeanor. Rut their
lharanguo baa in it u scarcely perceptible
leaven of theology, being devoted principally
to u hynterlcal discission of politics, with
llryan as tho keynote.
Thursday evoulng tho woman held
mixed crowd for several hours at Sixteenth
nnd Douglan streets. After touching upon
poveral subjects, ranging from transcenden
tallsm to grip, she told n linrd luck slfi'y
nbout hor trunk. Sho hnd to pawn It, ah
eald. In ordw to got monoy enough to sav
the children from starving. It would cout
S7.50; would tho good people chip In lib
orally In order to ennblo her to get It out
They would. Tho hat was passed, and, aftc
counting out tho money, coin by coin, liu
announced thnt tho proceeds wcro $7.80,
BUo was sure that u kind providence woul
rewnrd them.
Thon tho malo spellbinder closed tho meet
Ing with prayor, and since then ho has no
bound any spells In Omaha, ns ho proceeded
lo tako on n Jag nnd to got himself In Jail.
II a in p n or limine,
ipralns or soros, burns or scalds, wounds or
cuts, tetter or eczema, all quickly cured by
Itanuer Salvo, the most healing medicine In
tbo world. Nothing else "Just as good."
For sale by Mycr's-Dlllon Drug Co., Omaha,
and Dillon's Drug Store, South Omaha.
The Xortliwoitern Line,
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
Half Furo
Charleston, S. O...
Cincinnati
and
many other
rolnts.
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
City Ticket Offices, 1401-3 Farnam St.
t'liHime ot Time.
bn July 1 the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul railway changed tho time of their train
between Oinahn and Chicago. Tho fast train
formerly leaving at 7:35 p. in. will, under
the new card, leave at 6:00 p. m., arriving
Chicago at 8:30 a. ni., In ample tlmo for all
astern connections. The local train form
erly leaving nt 11:00 a. m. has been changed
to a fast daylight train for Chicago, leaving
Omnnii nt 7:15 a. m. and arriving Chicago
at 10:30 p. m,
Mortnlltr StntUtle.
Th following births nnd deaths were ro-
toorted to tlio city uonru oi itcaiwi mr uie
twenty-four nours aiming ni noon nuuir
iii'-tl.of-'lmrlo Anderson. 934 Bo. Twenty-
ichth avenue, boy; Frank Welmer, 1S"8
vSn ..li-l. l.'red frawfnrd. 2U3 Center, boy
V. Krnsne. 613 South Tenth, boy; Charles
Jnnnkofuke. 2S31 Walnut, boy; n. it, Meuny
eii Wrwiltvnrtli avpniie. bov.
Deaths-Mrn. Blanche Cotton, 1710 Podge,
aged 26; Ijizzio HRyea, ahui, hkcu
...... 1 1 n. .. 111Q tfnmnm Mtrl mtilmim
DUUI I , ...
pier reduction salo. 10 per cent off every
thing ror one ween.
Calcaga Laundry. Telephone 205.,
nosTox vrom: ci.otiiixo jam:.
our CImiIpp of Am Mn' "' nr
Hi'uiilnr .Stuck for ia.."lO.
SLITS WOHTH fP TO J25.00
ON SALK MONDAY
AT UOSTON STOKK, OMAHA.
This offer Includes almost every style and
kind of fabric made.
Tho suits arc all made according to tho
newest fashions. Every garment well made
and thoroughly well nnisneo. rcrieci nums.
Worth upward to J2...00; your unrestricted
holec of any suit In our regular stock on
the mnln lloor for JI2.G0.
MEN'S ALL WOOL SUITS, $5.00.
Tho offer nt $6.00 Is nn exceptionally fine
linn of men's nil wool casslmcrc suits. The
garments ore well made In every detail.
Perfect fitting. Suits you would expect to
pay double tho prlco we ask. Monday s spe
cial price. $5.00.
UOSTON STOKE, OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. lClh and Douglas Sts.
run ci.ax-.va fj.im.s.
Will Kntprlnln nt Wnlerlon, Jol.,
AllUtiM ."it ll.
first annual picnic of the Clan-na-
Tbo
Oacl will be held August C. Irish national
sports will be carried out. There will be
prize tng-of-wnr contests nnd other ath-
etlc games and for dancing. Prominent
speakers will be present and a splendid
tlmo Is BHiurcd to all. It Is expected that
thouaHiidn of people will be present nt this
mat opening picnic of the Irish in the
west.
A Trent for Oiniilia I.nille".
There are comparatively few peoplo who
appreciate the fast that located In Omaha
an institution which, In its line, Is far
nhead of nnythlng In Now York or Chicago.
Tho Renstrom Ualhery Is In Its equipment
better than nnythlng In the country. Lo
cated as It Is in tho lest building In Omaha,
with every facility for comfort. It Is no
wonder that so mnny of the ladles of Omaha
arc taking advantage of It.
While many ladles tnko the bath merely
for tho luxury of thnt delight, combining
ns this treatment docs the best of nil thnt
Is contnlnod In thermal, electric and mns
sago baths, they are particularly bcneflclnl
to thoso troubled with rheumatism and
nervous debility. It is not something that
s a "cure-all," or "nostrum," for many of
tho leading phyBlclnns of Omaha are send
ing their patients here because they know
thnt there Is nothing so beneficial to rheu-
mat lam and nervous troubles us massage nnd
electricity, when scientifically nnd skillfully
nppllcd under the direction of tho patient's
physician.
The establishment Is entirely under" tho
direction of Mr. Renstrom, tho inventor,
nnd the mnssago treatments under tho caro
of Mrs. Shomcr, who has tho reputation of
being tho best masseuse outstdo of New
York City. Appointments can be made by
telephone, which Is No. 1716, The Institute
Is conducted exclusively for Indies, and a
mnld Is In charge for their convenience.
Mnny Indies who aro compelled to stay
In Omaha during tho summer months won
der how they will survive the exhausting
strain of tho terrific bent. Nothing is so
invigorating as these baths and trentment,
and indies who are In the habit of taking
them two or three times a week find they
ure so refreshed and feel so well that the
matter ot tropical temperature 1b of little
moment.
A Finer to Jipenrt the Summer.
On tho lines of the MILWAUKEE RAIL
WAY In Wisconsin are somn of the most
beautiful places in tho world to spend a
summer vacation camping out or at the el-
gant summer hotols. Boating, fishing, beau
tiful lakes and streams and cool weather.
These resorts are easily reached from
Omaha. A book describing them may bo
bad upon application at tho Chicago, Mil
waukee & St, Paul Ry. city ticket ofiico.
1504 Farnam street, Omaha. Round trip
tickets, good returning until October 31,
now on sale. F. A. NASH,
General Western Agent.
Grand Excursion nnd IMenle.
To Bennington, given by the Omaha Platts
deutschor Vereln, Sunday, July 15. Trains
will leavo the Webster street depot at 10 a.
m. nnd 3 p. m., returning 5 p. m. and 10 p.
m. Round trip tlokets, 75 cents; children,
9 to 12 years, 25 cents, with admission te
park. A Jolly good time and good music.
Tnke tlip Wnlinnti.
For Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands aid all
tho summer resorts of the east. All agents
sell tickets via the Wabash. Ask for them
or call on or write Q. N. Clayton, room 405
N. Y. L. building.
Oenulno Imported B. B. Pllaner beer on
draught at Ed Maurer'a. 1306 Farnam St.
Omaha Tent and Awning Co., tents, awn
ings, canvas goods, 11 and Harney, phone 8S3.
Cartwright's
Bargain Sale
of Tan Shoes
Tho peoplo of Omalin have never had
a chance at such good bargains ns we
offer them at this sale. It's thu great
est bargain sale In the city, dou't
miss It.
Think of HI Men's "J. & M." tan
llussla calf bals, regular $6,00 nnd $7.00
lato stylo shoes, now $4,45.
Men's tun Russia calf and vlcl kid
bats, stylish, $5 goods at $3.45.
Men's $3.50 and $4.00 tan Russia and
vial bals, will sell nt $2.45.
The celebrated "Wnlkover" line of
men's $3.50 tnn shoes nt $2.45.
Men's $3.50 Russia calf, nt $1.65,
l.ndlnR' J5.00 Russia calf loco and
button, stylish goods, at $3.45.
Lndles best $4.00 tanB In vlcl kid and
Russia calf, now $2.45.
Ladles fine tn oxford ties In several
shades nnd styles, regular price $3.00
and $3.50. nt $2.45.
All our $2.50 tan oxfords, several
styles nud shades, now $1.65.
Splendid bargains In tan goods for
boys and girls of all ages.
Come In and see tho best shoos, best
bargains, und best salo of the summer.
CP.
Cartivrigbt
DKEXEL SHOE COMPANY
Leading Them All in Tan Shoo Values at
Onlj Two Prices.
TWO-FIFTY AND THREE AND A HALF
Ilniintin. Ctntiim nnd loitrr If.'l.rill
Oilier Mnke In Tail pi!. rid
.ot n tii I r of Tnns Held
Ilni'U.
Wo aro having n regular hot weather
frstUnl at our shoe store, selling seasonablo
summer shoes in tho beet makes on earth
for $3.60.
Hanan, Clapp nnd Foster eboes, for men
and women, only $3.30.
An opportunity like this seldom presents
Itself. When you buy Hnnan's fine foot
wear for $3:50, to say nothing of Edwin
Clnpp's, John FoEtcr's or Hoyden's; they
all go In the one lot, Just so they aro tan,
whether for men or women, at ono price,
$3.50.
We havo always carried the leading lines
of men's and women's Russia nnd tan vlcl
at $3.50, $1.00 and $4.50; they all go now
In this great ton shoe sale at $2.50.
Soma of these tans now at $2.50 are light
weight; others with extension soles on tho
mannish shapes. We never have, nor novcr
will, buy any job lots to sell at a sale
or any other time. These nhoes nro our
regular lines you havo admired so much,
now cut to $2.50 and $3.50.
DREXEL SHOE CO.,
1419 Farnam St.
Hamilton Warren, M. D., eclectic and
magnetic physician, has moved bis otTlco to
709 North 16th street, room 13. Special at
tention to all long standing or lingering dis
eases and to diseases of women and children.
Havo Root orlnt It.
JOHN RUDD, THE JEWELER,
offers seven specials for
this week.
One Diamond and Ruby Ring , $10.00
One Turquoise Rlng.eet with diamonds $22.60
One Opnl Ring, set rubles and diamonds $25.00
Ono Ruby Ring, set with diamond $12.50
Ono Solitaire Diamond Ring $15.00
One Gents' 16 size, 14k Hilled case, 25-year, 17 Jewolcd, adjusted movement $25.00
Wo ma'ke a specialty of repairing difficult watches guarantee all work and
fthargs reasonable prlcos.
John Rudd, the jeweler,
115 South Sixteenth Street.
HAYDENs We ft hp
Our stock of men's and boys' clothing is too largo. We are
not the kind to stand and grumble. We have done a big business
and -we are ready to reduce stock by marking down every suit
in our stock to
Sensational
As you well know we never do things by halves. We want to
make July the greatest month's clothing business in our history,
and if extraordinary low prices
it easily.
Boys' Knee Pants on sale
at
Boys' Washable Knee Pants Suits worth 50c to
$3.50, on sale at, 15c, 5J5c, 50c, 75c, 05c and
Men's ?2.50 Crash Suits on salo
, 7
Great Reduction on Pants for Men and Boys
250 men's Hair Line Stripe,
sample pants made to retail
sale at
390 men's line, new, elegant, Stripe and Check Pants i
in wnr.kitpflM jiihI PiiKKiinfM'pa.
... ------ ... , ,.
1,200 pairs Trousers in tine,
up-to-date stripes; latest patterns worth
f 1.50 on sale at jG.kJKJ
Men's very finest Iloekanum
Trousers, in club checks and
tenuis alone are worth more
trimmings equal to $7.50 to
IrmiRprH nn snip nt:
Men's $2.50 Crash Suits
liKAD CHEAT
n tf T n
120.22 Dnualns St.
HMD!
And Fourteen Other Mkes to Select From.
South Oin-AhA Wararouis, 025-27 N. 21th St.
111(1 .411013 IIAHIIAIXN IX II tSli.Mll.Vr.
Mhof for liver) lioily nt Prleen Vim
Cannot Dtipllente An here.
AT BOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
Lndles' $2.00 bicycle boots, leather or
cloth top, various styles nnd sizes, on salo
for 69c.
Infants' fine dougola shoes, every pnlr ex
ceptionally well mnde, go on salo In three
special tots, 35c, 3?c and 59c.
Llttlegents' shoes, half heel or spring heel,
sizes 84 to 134, positively $1.25 values, for
79c.
BOSTON STORE. OMAHA,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
The voting contest at Orchard & Wllhclm's
closod last night. Tho number of cnkt of
soap used In tho construction of Morra
castlo was 4,105. The successful contestants
arc:
First Prize Miss Cora Saunders, 4728 N.
38th ave., guess, 4,100.
Second Prize Miss Edith Beckman, 814 S.
29th St., gue, 4,116.
Third Prize Miss Nora Somonner, 3622
Parker, guess, 4,120.
Total number of votes cast was 3,221.
Tho prizes will be on exhibition In our
east window until Friday, July 20.
ORCHARD & WILHELM CARPET CO.
.Blank book and magazine binding.
Root, 414-416 South Twelfth St.
Dorward, dentist, 1321 Farnam.
A. I.
lyspepsia Cure
Digests what you cat.
Itiirtifichilly dlnests tho food and aids
Nature iti BtrcngthcniiiR aud recon
structing tlio exhausted digestive o--trans.
It is the latest discovered digest
nut and tonic. No. other preparation
can approach It in effloieney. It in
itantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulonco, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Ileadaehc,GaRtra1tjla,Crainps and
all other rcsultsof iniperfectdigestlon.
Price 50c. nnd ft. Largo slzo contains 34 times
mull size. BooknllaboutiJvBPopkla mailed froo
Preoared bv E- C. Dc'VI'T A CO., Chicago
Low Prices
count for anything, we will do
8c, 10c, 15c
1.25
Q5C 125
Cassimere Pants; aud 825 pairs
for $2.50 on , 1
A.O
worth 00. sir " V
.1 J
pure worsteds; all new, neat
worsted and Washington mills
ueat desirable stripes tho ma
than our selling price make ant
$10.00 made-to-order K
mm
on pale at 05c and 1.25.
SALE ON PAGE 11.
N BROS
A Picture
of Misery
Is tho ninn who has
neglected his teeth. It you
iipRleet your teeth you mny
regret It. The only fnfe, Ihih
lnessllke wny Ih to lmvo us ninke
nn examination often. You may
pave money nnd Hiiffering by com
Ing to uh now,
BAILEY, the Dentist
dVJt I'axton Illk. 10th 4k Furiuiiu
Ladr Attrndnut. I'houe 1UHS.
Western Agents for the
SCllUDert FUMO
AM. Kill f I'll ty, roil MIMIIIT I.AKII
OUolinJI mid Arnold I'nrU.
Tho Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail-
ay company h.ivo Jut placed In service
ayllght trains between Omaha and Spirit
Lake, OkoboJl and Arnold's IMrk. doing the
rain leaves Omaha at 7 15 a. m and nr-
rlves Spirit Lake nt 4:15 p. m. Returning
tho train loaves Spirit Lako at 6.(5 a. m.
nd arrives Omaha 3:55 p. m. This Is the
host service that has yet been offored over
ny ono rond Round trip tickets, good re
turning until Oriober 31, $10.70.
City ticket ortlce, 1504 Farnam strcot.
F. A. NASH, Oen'l Western Agent
Hubermnn, Jeweler; est. 1866; absolutely
reliable; lowest prices guaranteed. 13.-Doug.
A. D. T. messengers. Tel. 177.
TO
CMCAQO and EAST,
.EAVB 7:00 A. M. 4:65 P. M.-7MS F. If.
ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS,
LEAVE :M A. M.-7: P. U.
HOT SPRINGS - BEADW00D
L1CAVK 1:00 P. M.
Citv Offices. 1401-03 Farmm,
Roaches
This household pest Ih always nbout dur-
ng warm weather. To get rid of them the
easiest nnd quickest way Is the crying need.
Have you tried
Eciffo?
It Is the dead sure remedy. The roaches die-
ppear, nnd that Ih the end of them. It only
costs you fiOc a can, nnd tho work Is done.
Sold only by
J. A, FULLER & CO.
CUT IMIICII IHtlHSniST.S.
Fourteenth uutl Unnclni Street.
A GENUINE
hoe Sale
s
Our celebrated
This Week at $2.75
REGENT
HAYDENs
Your choice of 500 dozen Waists, including the Stanley, the
Geisha, the Marquise, the Royal and several other well nown
brands of -waists your choice of this entire 50C
til !
There never has been a time tsat
art. now in the city of Omaha. They are being slaughtered
right and left, but there never has been any house at any
time that could equal the values In waists we are CAn
giving at
375 Silk Waists made of all
the new shades, on sale at
20 do.e'n White Waists that sold
75 ladies' Suits, all silk lined throughout, worth 1 A fl"
?20 to $30 your choice for lJ JI
75 Sample Skirts in all the new styles, worth
1 $12 and 515 on sale for ,
175 ladies' heavy blistered Crepon Skirts
worth $S.()0, for
200 ladies' Rrocade Skirts, at
each
50 dozen ladies' Wrappers in lawns and percales, trimmed with
braid, 15-inch flounce, separate waist lining, extra Oftt!
wide at the hips $2.00 quality on sale at 3W
200 ladies' light weight Jackets, that were on sale Q ft
at 58, $10 and $12 on sale at JZ7J
Ladies' black silk Capes at one-third price.
Closing Out Sale on Mid-Smmer Goods
B9AVDEN BROS.
DON'T FORGET THAT WHEN SMOKING A
n'TTITTiTl TBI
You nave th BEST notwltbstandlno they cost you no more tUa Interior goodi.
9. ti. RICK SI, C CO., MANUI'ACTUHKKS, 8T. LOUIS, MU. 11111011 IIIHC
C. A, RAILSDACK, OMAHA. DU1KIBVXOB. . UIIIUII MAUE
Are You
Troubled wild
Sleeplessness' If no, you eortnlnly know
that It Is a drnlti on your brain nml your
vitality. It must be Mopped or foinetlilug
will glvo nway,
CRAMER'S
KIDNEY CURE
will cure Blecplesnncss. For salo by All
druggists.
ciiA.Mr.it enu.Mic'Ai. comtanv,
A I It m ti)', ,c- Viirk.
This Is the season where the question
"What
to Drink"
Is of grave Importance. Intenso heat dis
turbs the gastric functions and debilitates
tho cntlro system. The majority ot nil so
called cooling drinks bring no lasting relief,
but rather unduly stimulate a craving for
more, until tho stomach Is wholly demor
alized. Krug's Cabinet will effectually bar out all
Indisposition.
A fow of thoso dainty, gold-rtmmcd glasses
will at once refresh and bestow enduring
comfort.
FRED KRUG BREWING GO.
Phone for a caso.
Tolopbone '.20.
Experienced
Dentists
Is what you want when having your teeth
fixed. Our work Is dono carefully and
skillfully.
Gold crowns 15.00
Gold fillings U.50 up
llest set teeth SS.00
Taft's Philadelphia Dental Rooms,
1517 Doiiicln St.
$3.50 Summer Tan Shoe, on sale
A $5 Value for $2.75.
Workmanship and material the very best money
can buy Only the newest styles, colors an1
leathers, all sizes and widths.
.... You know how well the Regent shoes fit the
feet and how good they wear. Our 3.50 fine
black vici kid and tan Russia calf oxfords also on
sale at 2.75.
SHOE GO,
205 South
15th St.
. . This is no humbug or fake sale, but a genuine
shoe sale.
Waist Sale
-waists were sold as cheap as they
silk taffeta, in all
i
2.48
for $2.50 on sale Q g.
7.98
.4.98
75c
II. JIH nMHITIiim
NURSING BOTTLES.
W'n linvn n vnrv eomnlotn assortment ot
supplies for tho nursery. In nursing bottles
wo havo twolvo (12) dliTorrnt shapes ami
styles some for lilting In Bterlllicrs, others
with SHOUT NECKS -easy to clean some
with vnlvo nt bottom of bottleothers that
como apart In middle. The prlco on most
kinds Is 10c each, 3 for 23c nud 7Sc per
dozen. Wo havo nbout 2G kinds of rubber
nipples to fit the uurscrs mentioned above
Wrlto for rubber goods catalogue.
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go,
Curlier Kith Mint Dmlce.
Can you
use one?
Yes. If you get tho right one. Don't
ro for your vacation without a Kodak
or Camera. Wp handle nil good makes
aud can ndvlxe you Just what pays
An Eastman Folding l'ocket Kodak
$10.00 for
$8.00
The Robert Dempster Co,,
1215 Furiiuin St.
Developing and printing dono.
Seo our new lino of picture frames.
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We Don't
STell You
now to o
make goodg
hash, but0
wo can sell o
o you a good meat cutter to 0
oniako hash with. Oui'o
Qinoat cutters will cut up
o clams, cabbage, chicken, n
o
crackers, almost every -o
o thing. Now is tho time of
Oyoar to get tho good out ofo
a food or meat cutter.
o . o
o o
n
gJas. Morton & Son Co.g
O 1M1 DODGK ST. O
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Haj i Morning at 8
Wo place on falo a big lot ot Toilet Soap
at especially low prices:
F.KS White Soap, box 23o
Lnna Oil Soap, box 21c
Juvenllp Soap, box 30e
Cosmo Buttermilk Soap, box 2"c
1711 Soap, box 36(5
Medicated Soap, box 25c
Cold Cream Olycerlno Soap, box 15c
Hoso Coquctto Soap, box lUc
Hit; bar Castllo Soap l'c
Cocoanut Oil Soap, cake lc
BOSTON STORE
M DRUG DEPT.
DON'T BE CARELESS
about your plumbing Slcknnas and ath
have often resulted from tho plpei balnf
out of order. I'orfect sanitary arra.ns;a
mentH are cxsentlal to health. Have all
work done by rejponslblo parties, Cost Is
lew Important than results. A high prlco
may mean economy In tho end. Our work
and our rates In cither gas and steam fitting
or plumbing dofy adverse criticism.
Free6c Black,
Phone 1010. .
1800 I'arnuin St.
Putting Up fruit
Is not a pleasing task when you are doing
tho cooking In somo old worn out utensil,
but by using ono of our tine itow pans or
kettlct) you will obtnln tho best rroults from
your Inbor, they rango In price from 2So up
to (1.00.
Wo keep a full line of house furnishing
goods, enamel tinware. The Link's untl
ruat tlnwaro is positively guarautcod not
to runt, and cannot ho excelled for dura
bility. Summer goods at low prices. Such as In
surance Oajtollno stoves, Yukon Itofrleera
torn, White Mountain and Arctlo Ice Cream
Trcezers. Hendquartors for paints and oils,
J. A. Weaver & Son.
IIAKDWAKK and TINNERS.
J7df l.citvrmvorlh Nt.
Tl. KITH.
Dr. Kay's Renovator
uHruiH-ml To cure the very worst eases
t dVlDt'BM a. conatlll.ltlnn. ),MI,.u h...i
ache, liver nml kldnwys. At druggists. 28a
and ll. Send for Kree Sampli, ,Pfi" Book
and Vttt Advlco. Dr. B. J. Kay. Burutoa,
N. Y.
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