Nebraska Newspapers

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TIIE OMATTA DATTY" BEEt "WEDTs'TCPiT) AT. OCTO-RTCTt 17. 1000.
BEGINS WAR ON SOUATTERS'
Gitj's Legal Department Decitlec that They
Must Move On.
PROPERTY OWNERS F.LE COMPLAINTS
JLtiiilglitlr Minek. I nfjifi lime llulll
Arr mi Hi'mii i iiml
Will I'rtilmM) lie I
Itncil.
The lejjal (Ifjisi nii'ff of ill" illy hss bc
pii. ft whnlPMtli' war on qiu 1 1 ho have
located on unused streets In all purt. of
i II v In mml iukph the squatters lime
built unsightly shacks huh' are an eye
nnre 1 prsons o.vnln- adjoining pr;prty.
ind c" many nmplnlriin havr been ftlfd
with the rlt a'torncj that ho Ini decided
to raiini all ir"i'ih to tin vacated with mi
deliy
One of tiic Inrrrnt mpintlcr colonic In
tlie ri'v I. 1 cntnl at the emit piiI of as
Btrort near i In- I nion Pacific shopt. These
people former 1 lived oil property owned
by the railroad lonipanii a. When forced to
ntmmlon Hi'ir old haunts they nettled on
raffl street p'ort j or fifty settlers liavo
Khantics In this street Sumo of them
maintain tlipy havp acquired title and oth
ers ha vp ashed that thpy ho nllowp.il tu
lease th" ground
Another vipinttpr ypttlnnirnt which will
Lr broken up l loan'l nti I'alli'ornU street
notwrrn Twelfth tin! Tlilrlppiilli utreou.
Eight nrnlh itr-ot liitwocll William nnd
fierce streri ", .Mtiiw street Iipiwppii Four
teenth ami Ulclilcciith streets mid a por
tion of Fourth street havp nlno been pre
empted by sipta tiers who will tip routid out
Manv street. In outlying portions of Hip
rtty havo been settled upon, IjlM the tres
jiawors In thp main portion of thn city
nil! hp return ed Ural, as there nru many ob
jectionable characters among thorn whom
tlio police arp anxious to havo scatlrroil.
ikiskin s i nil i; sum: sti.n.
Toilnj- SpphihI Dh of lllir Mme
MiiIp 11 llli llll IIIUKfr Itui'utiliiH.
ON MIN Fl.ooll AND IN tlASK.MUNT,
AT IIOSTON STOIIH.
Infants' r.nr soft hoIp shoes. 10c nnd l!.c
cell.
odds nnd ends of shoes nml slippers In
luscment, !T,v. , ;
ooii lionto slippers, worth W.OOJ at -Wc.
I'm palra ladles' shoes, worth $'.00. 7.c.
GOO palra ladles' ahoca. worth up to $3.60,
at $l.r,0.
Men's J2.H0 ahoca nt Jt.r.O.
Little kpiiIb" hIioph nt "Uc. -
t'hlldrnra $1 -" alioon
Youtlia', little Rpnta' nnd hoy' fclioes,
vorth up In $'.'.oo. o nt (iSc mil $1.15.
ON TIIH .MAIN I'l.Odlt.
Ladles' to 00 ahoca $l'.r0.
Mcn'p $."..0o and fi Oi) ahoca. $1.03 nnd $3.00.
Money refunded at once If you can dupli
cate, theso liarRitliiH for twice the money wo
asli. IIOSTON STOIti:. OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. Ifith and HoiiKlaa Sts.
imi)i:'s iHMiiicrT nam:.
tti.t I'lireliimpil tin' I'.nllrp MtupW of
One of Hie liri'illp.t llllltiili I'm'-
TOIUHS ON TI1K MlSiJISSlt'I'I.
Forced out of hualiip, wp limuht their
entire product nt bankrupt price. They
will ho on aalo U'edneaday. Thoiiannda of
dozens of pearl hutlons. 10, IS. 20. S2 nnd
SI lino, tegular price 10c, l.'.c, i!0c and 2.c;
your choice of any al.e at J'4e dozen. Sold
only hy the card, two dozen on each card.
None to denier..
A pempletp line of velvet buttons, hraas
button, ateel buttons, fancy irlminluK but
tons. IncludliiR elcKHiit ionil bultoua for
fall Jackets: button worth up to $1.2." per
do!!.: In this sale for Sc doen.
A (treat handkerchief sale. Thousands of I
fane) embroidered handkerchief, new and j
perfect (aecuied by u at A Job price), reg
ular 2"ic xondx. Ill this sati nt 10c.
Kor one day only wp will fell 200 yards
perfect machine sowing thrend (nut busting
coitonl at 1c apool. Also llcldliiK llroa.'
heat ipinlliy aewliiK sill; nt lc spool. Alu
i ilntim Ihunblea, rcKiilni' prlco 10c, ro In
tht sale nt 1 each.
A full line of dresa trliuiiiltma, Including
all the lute liovelllra in fancy tinsel Roods
now so populnr: ftooda worth from iic to 2'e
per yard; nil ko at one price, 0 ynrda for uc.
(Jump early.
The aprliiR collar I on anla. Theo won
der of tlio nue. Aal; for It.
. IIAYDKN llltOH.
Itend clnthltiK and clonk aluea.
ItPMIllllllllll.'l,
Whereas, We. his brethren of Omaha
Aorlo No. ,'l.S of the Kratcrnal Order of
KanlcK. tia a allKhl tribute to the memory
of llenry W. Snyder, desire to take piibllt
notice of his ilea ill and place on record thu
expressions of our uutcem for him; there
fore, be It
Resolved, That we are duly penetrated
with n deep hpiisp of loss which we, In com
mon with the rest of his fellow citizens,
liavn aualnlncd by the denth of Henry V.
Hnydcr, and that we will ever cherish his
memory, which Is endeared to tis by tits
many nplcndld qu.illtlcs of head ami beait:
nnd bo It
ltcaolvcd, That these resolutions be pub
lished In the Journals of tho city anil u
copy bo cent to the family of the deceased.
AMJKKT S. IIITCIHK,
IIAItltV K. MHI.IlOSf:. President.
Secretary.
I, (Miner ttlniVM Out (In- (inx.
OoorRo HhurtlPfr of Fairmont, ". Va.,
took bulKinKS at the Aetna house, i orner
Thlrtpcntli and liodee Mtrceta, ahoiit 10
o'clock Monday evnlii and was assigned
to room II, n Hinall hull' rnom, and upon
rc.tlrlni; pltbcr blew nut the una or was
carolpsa In turning It off, wllb the resiilt
ttiat be was found about noon Tucailay In
an unconscious state of asphyNlatlcm, with
tho apartment tilled wllb Has and the
window tightly i-loaed Pr.' Ames and
Italpll were auminniiccl to attt-ud and have
hopes of aiivlntt bis life. Shurtlcn" la about
40 yiuir.i of uire and a cook lv trade.
Iiiiiik 'l lreil 'I'iiiIii ,
Perhaps you can't sleep or uneasy slum
lior don't rest you. A I'.iscaret Tandy
Cathartic at bedtime Ruarantees refreshing
sloop. PrugK'ists, 10c, 25c, aOc.
Iiirtnlltr StnlUtles,
Tho followltm deaths and blrtln were re-
Forleil to the city health comiiiln-Inner f"f
bo twenty-four houri endliii; at m on Tups.
day
Deaths fiiitlfrled Schneider. Twentv
r'lRbth and Walnut, iiccd ?l; .Ml.", pell.i
Bcollcld LaPiMV, U South Thlrt -elKhtli.
akpiI 20: Thonias tlenrv llianlncr. i'i.'J
Ppruce, need ivj.
Illrtbs .lot. Sllxewskl, Twenty-elRbtli and
'Walnut, twin 1hk; I,. II. Klnue, ;'tlu llan
rroft. boy: William Wa irk, :.II7 South
Twenty-fourth, ulrl: A. R tllxln, so7
Grace, t r 1 .
A cloorly designed clnular antunuu'cs
In a most unique tashlon the return of Mr.
J. C. Callahan to represent the well known
ju lnterH, Klopp .S Hurt let t Co. If lucky
enough to got a copy you will see the pulm.
THRILLING RESCUE OF TABBY
Cut Hint Hull Itei'ii 1 1.eil I" tSriii'fi'j
Mure Slleil friiln llcnlli
lij ln ri n I Inn.
The ial looked out throiiRh ihe Rrocery
stole wli.ilow and mewed pltiously and the
crowd looked 111 at th" uit and thoiiKht "f
Itim nloiis bins for he r rcs ue. For a week
she had been locked up In the store, fiver
allien the constable had altiuhed the Roods
of J. c. Walton In his Utile shop at Fortv
eighth and I'.irtiam streets puss had been
a prisoner anil the key was In the hands
of the lonstable and tho constable was
downtown somewhere.
There were plenty of thltiRS In the store
to eat. Indeed. In ln-r puiposeless tours
to and fro across tho broad window' she
had to pick her way about pyramids of
canned meats and fish, but the cat hail
uo enn-opu or She mlRht r.s well have
been in a desert drear. The situation was
that of I lie shipwrecked mariner aur
lounded by an ocean, yet dying of thirst.
For a week children passing the store
had noticed thn cat. dally rcHIiir thinner
and more emaciated. At llrsl she was fat
and sleek, and would hask ill I he
sun ami purr, blinking lazily. Then therp
became evidences of nervousness In her
luaniiiTShe took no more sun baths. Pay
by day Her eyes became larger and greener:
Ivfj'. .il'IC sunk In. her Icrs seemed to have
grown an Inch, the "knuckles" of her back
became obvious and her purr merged Into
a deep, soulful nicw of protest. Finally
tho thing in thn window was a feline
wraith made of eyes, voice and bones.
And the children told their parents about
It, whli h accounts for tho t rowd outside.
It wouldn't do to throw n brick throiiRh
the window. Not one in the crowd but
would gladly have faced a charge of bur
glary by picking the lock of the door, but
the lock refused to be picked, and the
chimney throat was too small to admit the
body of even the smallest child.
Finally a shout of triumph from one side
of tho little frame building; someone had
discovered a loose grating over a cellar
window. There was a tall for volunteers
and little Tommy Crawford, 12 years old,
took off his cout. When, n moment later,
the lank feline was pushed up through the
window aperture, tho crowd cheered and
disputed over who ahould be permitted to
make the animal alek hy oerfoedlng It.
nnd as to Tommy, they promised to go his
ball In case ho Is arrested for "daylight
briMklug and entering."
,. Announcement..
The women nnd children will turn out
and take another Inning at tho popular
family theater this afternoon. This Is
matinee day at the Crelghton-Orpheum and
the women patrons and the Juveniles who
always look forward with plcasuro to these
performances will bo well entertained with
special features of tho most delightful
kind.
The High Holler Hxtravagana company
Is bringing big crowds to Minco's Trocn
dero every afternoon and night and If fre
ipicnt applause counts for anything the
erowds aro highly pleased. Nearly every
night the seats aro aold before tho house
opens. On account of the length of the
program the evening performances here
after will begin at S:lu o'clock instead of
S:30. .Matinees every afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. The High Hollers give a great, big
burlesipin show, including several special
featurer, among which are living pictures
of wonderful beauty. Next week comes
Fred Itlder's Night Owls.
Oniiihii 'I'rii velliiK .Men' .UeKlnley
ItlMINOI'lt flub.
An Invitation from the Lincoln club has
been accepted by us to go to Lincoln Fri
day evening, October 10, to participate fn
a demoniitr.itlnn In honor of Hon. Mark
Hanna Report at Burlington 1:23 train
or meet at Lincoln hotel at 7 p. in.
IIV OltPICR OF KXKCTTIVH UOAItP.
Williams & Smith Co. announce the ar
tlval of fall and winter woolens.
"Concord pinions citizens strengthens the state. "
All who use
arc In concord as to its good qualities. Best coal
mined in Wyoming.
-VICTOR WH TE,
1605 Farmim Street. Tel. 127.
MRS. J. BENSON.
Fall and Winter Underwear,
Now is a good time to buy, ns our lino ib
very complete Children's Night DruwerB in
Outing Flannel, with feet, all Bizet?, 2 to 0
years, jOc.
Arnold's Knit Night Drawers, with
jj feet, 00c up.
pi Children's Outing Flannel night dressy
'10c up.
Ladies' Online Flannel Nicrht Dresnoa.
( f0c, 75c and $1.00 tho prettiest gowna
" vou ever saw for$1.2f and 1.50.
Ladies' high neck and long Sleevn Vests, 25c up.
Knit Drawers, knee longlliP, 25c up, ankle length 50c up
Extra good quality Fleeced Vests or Pants, 50c.
Fleece lined 1'nion Suite, gray or ecru, 65c up.
All kinds of garments in part or all wool.
IT BEGINS AT BOSTON STORE
Every Bargain Square a Notion Counter
Today.
200 SALESLADIES WILL SELL NOTIONS
I'rlce Will Hp So Munll It Will lie Al
lilii.t .No I'rlee lit All Wr llnimllt
Hit Cumin Clii'iip. We'll
.sell 'I' lie in (.'heap.
AT IIOSTON STOHi:. OMAHA.
There Is bound to be a big crowd, but no
matter when you come there will bo bar
gains that have never before been heard of
In Omaha.
Firm come the Binall staple notions.
il spools New York mills hasting cotton,
1c.
'no yards basting cotton, l'.fce spool.
Sewing sill;, le spool.
King's machine thread, lc spool.
Itrook's machine thread, lc spool.
Darning cotton. I! balls for lc
II. II. embroidery cotton, !! balls for le.
Kmhroldcry silk, ,'ic dozen.
Sllkotlne crochet cotton, L'e ball.
II. n. and Ilrook's chochet cotton, '.'c ball.
lints. i drapery hooks, le dozen.
Long black hat pins, le card.
Illack-headcd mourning plus on celluloid
card, lc.
Fancy horn hair pins, le each.
Silk elastic remnants, fin each.
Wire hairpins In fancy box, l'ie box.
All silk ribbon, 10-yard bolts. :!c.
Ilig let ribbon remnants at le. .Hie, Re.
10c and hie yard.
llox willing paper. 2',te box.
All kinds envelopes, 15 packages, lc; V
einelopes lc.
NOW COMK Tin: jkwklhy hahoains
Large full slzo pompadour combs with
rhlnestoues, tic.
Chilli's side elastics, all colors, Be pair.
Teaspoons, 0 for Be.
Tablespoons, C for 10c.
Fancy set beautiful pins, Be dozen,
1'earl dumb bell sleevo buttons, lie.
Child's three-pin chain set, Do each.
OTIIKH NOTION HAUIIAINS.
llcst quality pearl buttons, all si.es, 2',c
do.en.
Silk braid ornament, all colors, lu each.
Fancy beaded ornaments, all colors,
each.
All kinds buttons. Including cut steel,
gilt, Jet and fancy colors, nt-'.e dozen.
Fancy trimming buckles nnd slides, worth
!.", go at 5c.
jo.000 yards all kinds silk nnd mohair
dress dimming braids, all colors, worth up
to L'.'ic, go at lc and 2lse yard.
All silk and satin stock collars, black
and all colors, go nt 10c each.
All silk veiling, plain ami dotted, all col
ors. Be yard.
1,000 dozen children's fancy colored border
school handkerchiefs, lc each.
All kinds of handkerchiefs, Including
fnncy border, plain white hemstitched, all
widths of hems, lnco and ombroldery edged,
go nt S'jjc nnd Be.
All llliPti handkerchiefs, nice flno quality,
at 10c.
Flno Imported Swiss embroidered nnd
drawn thread hemstitched handkerchiefs,
worth up to ,'IBc. go at 10c anil 15c.
All silk niching, Juhy style, all colors,
2Hc yard.
Flno lnco and Insertion, all widths, 3
nnd 5c,
Groat variety of embroidery and Inser
tion, line quality, medium and wldo widths,
at Be nnd ",4c ynrd.
Infants' fancy colored and white silk caps,
all styles, at 19c. pach.
10,000 pairs Infants', children's and la
dles' line saxony wool knit mittens nt Be, 7
10c nnd lBc pair.
5,000 pairs misses' and ladles' kid gloves,
odd sizes, worth regular $1.50, go at 30c pair.
Infants' all wool cashmero hose, 10c pair.
Hoys' and girls' fast black. Ileoce-llned
hose, line and heavy ribbed, go at 10c and
12ic pair.
Ladies' and gents' fast black nnd tan hose,
full, seamless, silk finished, some with
double soles, go at 10c pair.
IIOSTON STOHK. OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
year's crop and the precni crop has liardlv
had time to be sulllrlrntly cured tor
tl HtlKpi'l'tHtlntl.
Nntli'e!
Therp will he n meeting of the M. Kim, -Hoosevelt
Traveling Men's lub at the Ilcr
(Irand hole Sattirdity. October 20, hi : p
in. sharp. Kvery member Is requested to
be present, as business of Imparlance will
come, before the club.
I1Y OHIJKU OF nXKCl'TIVF IIOAHK.
Attention, Ki'iluht..
All members of NebrAska lodge No.
K. f I'., are Invited lo attend the ftmer.il
of llrother W. II. Snyder, late of Triangle
lodge, Wednesday afternoon at 1 u; , u
from Wolf's hall. 22d and Cuming stteeeis
AltTIM'H 11 HALDWIN C c
JOHN V. FYFK K of It aud S.
These Are
Cut Prices
Hut retncinl.pr It t.ik.s I'.VSII to buy at
theso IlKurcs not l'lti i.M ISMS
l no Llsterltie i ,aniti rt hi
Syrup r i'iuh (K,.nuiiei
wv Morrow's Kld-iip-nlds
Jl.ii .Mine. Yule's Preparations ... .
Jl.i'd I'eriiiia
uVy.';!"'". He"r' ,ln" H1"1 Wl'in "
Jl.inj Scott h Hmulsloii Cod Liver (ill ..
J '" Steam's Wllir of Cml Liver till.
M) IxlngH Now IilHcovery
';"'"; LNH'i ti.ranl
. 1 all's llalr Ueiiewer
). Wainp,.,.'M Cod Liver fill
IH'l 'M'Hler's Swamp-Hoot
11.00 U lue or Caidiil
f IS! .''''.'rep'H Fnvolllp I'reH.'ilptlnn. .
VA . V.'.l.llf' " C"ler (iim..,.i
Il.rti .Miles' N'pi'vlni' .
fl.on Hood's Kiiimipnrlllu
Il.eo Malted MIIK
l."0 Criiiiu-i' x Kiiim H-tiiMh
IV lc
.In,
Hit
t N '
7.".c
7c
Ring
250
if yon'ro going enst or
southeast, west or north
west, south or Hoiilhwesl.
HltiK 250 if you want to
hnow nbotil tho Uurllng
ton'B rates and train serv
leo lo almost anywhere.
If you prefer lo buy a
tlrkcl tit your own home,
tell 250 nnd ho will bring
n lloket with him.
TifKirr oiTira
1502 FARM AM STREET.
I I'. I.. '-T.lt.
Ill III.IMi I (IV s'' ''U,
IOTH AND MASON STS.
Tin . i a.
Wrlio tor c
Sherman &, McConnell DrugCo
In New Store nt pan .m.l iio,!,.
HOWELL'S
Anti-Ksivf
I- h( illnu t.i the
1 1 roa t ,ni,l I ir .ti
ll l tul.es I t
- a i i.ukIi n.it
i '.'Hi Take no
-'ih.tltiltr
WH A I ! 13
Radiant
Home
Base
Burners
Women
s
Suit
Dept.
Thousands of these famous
slovos aro in uso in Omaha
and vicinity. Ask thoso who
uso the Radimit Home and
thoy will loll you that the
Kadiant Home uses less
coal, heats more space,
and requires less atten
tion than any other stove
UXChrSIVH AC.HXTK VOU
OMAHA AND SOl'TII OMAHA FOU WADIANT HO.MI5
STOVHS, (iA If LAND STON'KS AND liAT,KS. TFlliJ ! IiNL'
I X 10 IMCCKWITII lUH'XD OAK STOA'KS.
STOVI-5? AND KANCKS SOLD ON TAYAIKNTS.
they over used.
MILTON
ROGERS & SON,
Corner 14tli and Farnam St.
Nntlei'!
I. the undersigned, hereby wish lo give
notice tu the public and creditors of the
Harding I'nper Stock company that I have
severed all connections and transferred my
slock 4iid interests In that llrm. and that
all obligations ami liabilities ngainst the
Harding Paper Stock company have been
assumed by L. Harding, the purchaser of
tho Harding Paper Stock.
F. C. KAl'FM AN.
W'nr llcimrliiient Wiiiitx llni'i- (lull,
The quartermaster of the Oepirtinent of
the Mlssouil has received Instructloiis rrom
the War depiirtmeiit to pnriliasi l.dOO.iynl
poumls of oats for the use of the arm.,
in the Philippines. This Is Ibe ticsi jnir
ebase of the crop of I!1 authorized in Ne
braska by the departliu nl The I inn pur
chase exhausted the suppl. of the previous
$1.98
The
Rochester
8 Shoe Co.
Successors to The II owe.
1.98
f0U pairs ladies' and gents' finest shoes
sample lines elegant footwear ladles' and gents' $3. .10
$1.00 nnd $5.(10 valuoa sale prlco
Ladies' and gents 0.00 and 7.00
i values-
$1.98
$2.98
: $2.98 ! Do"I?as ! $2.98 1
i . .
-sale tirice
All widths and sizes.
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A great bargain op
portunity develops in
the women's suit store,
for Wednesday. Good
fortune knocks at every
door. Our cloak buyer
answered the knock promptly when he
heard the noise, The bargains arc here
for you, Will you be as prompt?
Women's New Wsxlking Suits
made from lie.'i y all wool clicvini. jacket (lie now double
breasted tilil lit t inn style, satin remain lined. The new
tlariii"' skii'l. linisliod with I I rows of stilehiii around
hot loin. You'll Iiml linnl work ,o match these suits in
the city if yon do. ,ou'll pay Slo.Ot) 'iO 7
for them -our price J I
Women's New Blouse Sviits
.This is a chance for you to own a hixh class tailor-made
suit for less than cost of material. S. suits made for a
lare Chicago suit house, and owinji to delay in shipping',
tlie.v refuse to accept, our buyer, who was in the city at
the time, says: "I'll take them if you lot me set the price"
Jtal her than return them, they came to us at less than cost
of material. They are made of the lines! pebble cheviot,
jacket, the new blouse effect, trimmed Avith satin straps.
lalVeta lined, new llariuj; skirl, satin trimmed, three shades
to choose from, black, brown and blue these suits could
not be sold regular for less than !?i(U0, (t' 1 -
as long as I hey las! ij5 A O . Y J
Women's Walking Skirt
A new lot, made of heavy all wot,'., plaid back, golfing
material, new inverted plaid back, perfect hanging, well
inade and linished with rows of tailor QLA Ch
stitching, best .thing of the season ipHl'. VJ
Women's
Wrappers,
FOR. WEDNESDAY.
75 dozen women's wrappers, made
of an extra good quality ol flannel
ette, wide skirt and full over tho
hips, neatly trimmed with braid, they
are perfect fitting wrappers,
real value $1.00 our
price for Wednesday Jzs
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Street
CHAPTER NO- 2 .
(Continued front Mond.n )
Five i' trs afterward we slurteil u it retii
ill UK stui'.' II. is" iliine llo ehriiglnit to inn
person. Told wb.v ' line, the grafier ' had
no iixe fur lit. Hint lie had Ills olllce rent
paid and got a eommlsHliiii of ."c from his
2x1 pets We kept telling vim this. Doe
lie 1 i t poiitulli'i; us. but we didn't stop.
(To be continued )
T)r. Karl Cramer's Pennyroyal Pills. ...$l.M
farter s uiver ems
Stuart's Tablets
King's New Discovery ...
Wine of Cardul
ltudyuii
Shrader's Fig Powder
L'utlciira Soap
(.'rnmer's Kidney Cure ....
Pond's Kxtract
Syrup of Figs
Illrnoy Cuturrh Curo ...
i loin Catarrh Curo ,
Peruna
Palne's Celery Compound
Pierce's Proscription
I'aeki-r'H Tar Soap
S. S. S
I.ll.flue
Malt, d Jlllk
Colder H Iji tullie
1 5c
40c
ttv
7."'C
K0e
""c
aie
7."c
Pc
'Me
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Ifie
I'll'
I'hM
. lUC. "IL. $.1.1. "I
.'He
h. W, I nr. llltli ii n 0 Chlenuo.
RAPID FIRE S
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HIT THE MARK
EVERY TIME.
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2 Daylight Loading-from SI up. J
O Headquarters for
Kodaks, Kodak Supplies.
Kodak Information. 2
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E IS "Further Particulars as
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III V YOPIt WIN'TICit WltPs NOW TIIIJ OPPOHTI NITY OF I.IFK TI.MIJ.
SE FA' M l FACTl Ki:its STOCKS OF J CKHTS CAPFS, SI ITS AND WAISTS
T VOt H VKUY IiOOHS HIOIIT T TIIF IIFCINN'INO OF Till: SEASON' TO IIJ2
HAD AT Mic ON TIIK DOI.LAK. NO 11)1,1: (il'SII. i FT PLAIN', IIONRST CN'I)in
facts tiii: pku ks nd (toons Ait i: jcsT as tiikv iti:.n.
l..nlles' black WiilslH In mi nil slllc tnlf.il:j
corded front, back and sleeves; I
Tffir for onlv 1m S
!ln .llipklitn .Illi, .ITltlrn utriflr nf nnn utnnll mitniilnnlnrnr
,Iloy nro a" ",wpst styles; IncludliiK the box coat nnd
''i(8Aj2 tho automablln with coat collar nml llltli meillel storm
t -c fjr frlezeH In ull choice inaterJalH: lined tliroiiKhout, homo
with tho famous Winslow taffeta, but nearly all "1th
Sl( lnntrH mi t n. inui rniitiinil for t u-rt vphvs t lnv n rn
i tinli'ii lnt ntr atntf Mini HiimPlltlnr' via nfi T
firm ul nf in rmnn to iipi ,1.. fn c.ll f.ir 117 Ml III
during this treuiendotis sale at llavdeus'.
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V57viC' if . Another lot of very high class garments, hin h as velours
WM1 ' elaborntely Irimmed with beads and braid: line imported
KwtKY kerseys, trimmed lu mink and Persian lamti furs; others
S'i ! . hatidHotncly hraliled mid iipiillmu'il alt over: an clei?iint
&i('-k '(-iA collctloii of gaiinents. no two alike; made to sell at
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Fi J' ' rrit price, juui uuicn ui mi) ui II I
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Several lots of ladles' new stylish nnd graceful box coats sill, lined throughout at
$8.9S, $10.00, uo and St.VllO.
TUR Sl'IT Ql'USTION IS F.ASIIA" SBTTI.IJD II HUH. Vou can Iiml them in a
big variety ot styles and prices.
one lot of ladles' suits for tomorrow, mado with doiiblo-bieaHted, w gj "V
tight-fitting, blouse front and other styles. . O V
on salo at
M0 ladles' high class sample Eiilts elaborately braided In the graceful blouse single
and double-breasted tight fitting nnd box fronts and elegant culler- rj
tlon of suits; worth :i0.00. $10.1)0 and $r,o.ou, I O. VJ V-l
at ?2.".oo, $:'0.ti0 and
Specials for Wednesday.
2.1 dozen ladies' waUts lu French and domentlc ilanncls, nicely trimmed - S
with braid: all sUes from M to IB worth up to J.'.'.o" - J , kJz7
your choice
Ladles' calico wrappers 52 to i0 tn 2nc
SO dozen ladles black rlflrfs lined with hue y lonut worth J2.u0 for Oio
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HAYDENs
We Planned Many Months Ago
to Give You the Greatest
Value in
Men's Suits and
Overcoats at
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$10.00
suits and overcoats.
J ii America. Wo selected the fab"
rics and know ihoy are absolutely
all wool. Wo dictated to tho best
clothing manufacturers in America
liow we wanted thorn trimmed and
tailored. We suggested many new
kinks which make them distinctive
from Ihe ordinary ready-to-wear
It's like having (hem made by a nicrcliaiil
tailor, only we act as your ;ient.
For Hie fall and winter, we have outdone our previous ef
forts in showing the greatest stock of men's suits and overcoats
in America, and at such low prices that we are bound to great h
increase our business.
(Set men's $1L."0 suits for .$7.."(l
iet men's suits, for ijCi.OO
(let men's SI ..()() suits, for !l.r()
(let men's 10.00 lop coats, for $.".(11)
(let, men's $1U.."0 covert overcoats, for ?7.r()
(let men's xjs.OI) vicuna overcoats, for SlL'.oO
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syrup of Fees
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