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TILE OifAnA T)AILV BEE: SATURDAY, OV13MBEH
1 900.
HELLEY, STICEH & CO.
Special Inducements in Men'a, Women's and
Ohildren'a IIonie7 and Underwear.
STORE OPEN TILL 9i30 SATURDAY EVENING
bnliinlnr sln.pi.rr. Will I'lnil .mini?
Kierllent Miirnlii In l'H
(nil Winter Welitht
In '111 l fnlt.
Ladles' ami children's winter hosiery and
Underwear. Kor tho qualities here ottered
our price are unusually low.
1'ractlcHl styles at bargain prices.
Indies' full and winter weight, fast black
cotton hose, fleered or untleeced, high
upllcml hcol und too, double sole, best value,
H5o pair.
Ladlos' fast black cotton hose, extra
quality, rnaro yarn, also extra lino fleeced
fast black hone, double, sole, heel and toe.
ladles' full fashioned blncl" cashmere hose
Our throq spei lals for Saturday's sale, 33e.
8 pairs for tl.OO.
Ladles' extra lino, llRhlwflRht black eash
rncro hoso, for early fall wear, hlj?h spliced
heel and toe. double, sole, 75c finality, Sat
urday only Mr pair.
Iloyj' leather hose, fast black cotton,
triple, knec. hiel nnd toe; the never-wunr-out
kind, nil sizes, 6 to 11. our price, only
SZr, pair.
Children's ribbed black cashmere hose,
double knee, heel and toe, regular 35c qual
ity, all sizes fi lo 3, L'Sc pair.
Satisfactory underwear. Wo have it In
etock. Kltfl well, looks well, feels well,
wears well.
LadlCH ribbed cotton vests and pants,
ecru and natural color, finished scams and
Trench band pants, sold regularly at 3Sc,
Saturday 25c each.
Ladles' extra heavy ribbed vests and
pants, cream and ecru, wlntor weight, ex
ceptional value; ono of our bargains Sat
urday at 60c eauh.
Indies' ribbed natural wool vests, but
toned across bust or down front, pants,
Xrench hands, made full and large, soft,
nlco quality worth S.f each; our price, at
CDe each.
Wo are sole agents for the celebrated
"Munslng" underwear for ladles' and chil
dren. It combines perfection of lit and
finish, with reasonableness of price. Those
who wear It are always satisfied. Ladles'
extra heavy fleeced "Munslng" union suits,
II stylus and sizes, ecru or natural color,
at St. 00 per suit.
Ladles "Munslng" mixed wool and cot
ton unloi. suits, natural color, only $1.10
per suit, all styles and sizes.
Ladles' "Munslng" plated wool vests and
pants at J 1.00 each.
Ladles' "Munslng" silkatlne union suits,
extra heavy weight; a beautiful silk fin
ished garment. In flesh and sky. nothing to
equal It for less than $4.."0; our special at
$3.50 per suit.
Wo havo 11 complete line of sires In the
"Munslng" fleeced natural color union
ult for boyn and ijlrls, only 75c per suit.
Wo aro closing out an odd line of sizes
Jn boys' and misses' extra quality ribbed
floeced shirts, pants and drawers, all re
duced to L'Sc each.
KELLEV, STIGElt & CO..
Cor. loth and Knrnam Sis.
If you are In doubt when to buy. read
Ilayden Bros. ad on page 7 and go there.
MESSENGER BOYS HAVE FUN
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Throvr flnnlir of l.lulK Into "-elmol
iliiniu I)' Mrnim of I'm'ki'l
.Mirror.
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Two messenger boys, each with a "rush"
telegram In his pocket to deliver, gave a
Itttlo object lesson In optics yesterday
t tho Franklin Bchool, Thirty-sixth nnd
l'ranklln streets, and wero arrested for It.
The professor said tho demonstration came
In all right during tho recitation of the
class In physics, but that the light flashes
Wero an annoyance to the pupils In other
tranches.
Tho boys perched themselves upon the
fenco which surrounds the campus and by
means of pocket mirrors throw two power
ful shafts of sunlight Into the various
pchool rooms, taking pains whenever pos
r'.tlo to direct the in Into tho eyes of tho
teachers. The janitor was sent out to abate
tho nulsanco, but tho boys mounted tholr
v heels and easily outstripped him. only to
return nnd resume operations. Finally a
telcphono message was sent to tho police
station. Officer Kelgleinan of thu bicycle
corpo was soon upon the scene, when the
rntlrn school took a roceHs "to watch the
race betweon the officer and the miscreants.
It was an uneven contest. Helgleuian over
hauled them, stacked the throe wheels by
Iho roadsldo and returned with his quarry.
No complaint will be filed against th
boys. At the principal's request their
parents wero notified as to their conduct.
.llailr Viiiiiik Again.
"One of Dr. King's Now Life Tills each
Wght for two weeks has put mo in my
teens' again." writes D. II. Turner of
Pempsoytown, Pa. They're the best In the
World for liver, stomach and bowels.
Purely vegetable. Never gripe. Only 25c
t Kuhn & Co. 's drug store.
Aiilioiiui'rnifiitM of tlii- Tliritlrrn.
Tho Booond edition to Ih
fcheuui colebrltlos will bo given to the women
who attend the souvenir matinee today at
tho Orolghton-Ornhciim. Tli
thU plctuio Is thn beautiful "(Jlrl with tho
AUDurn nair Tno indications are that
tho biggest matinee crowd of tho season
will bo present. Tin weVn rlnliehtfnt
hill has been a great magnet; more peoplo
navo aucnneti ttian for any single week so
far this Season. This reenrrl rtrn. tint
destined to last long, as favorlto Jessie
iiarucu uavls anil six other iron,! net. will
fco tho attraction for a week, commencing
tomorrow.
"At the While Ilorao Tavern," Charles
nd Daniel Krohman's dainty comedy, will
open at tbo Iloyd Sunday afternoon for five
performances, Including a special matinee
Tuosday afternoon, election day. Frederic.
Jloud and thirty people arn In the company.
Dniier Toitltrlit.
Washington hall. Eighteenth and Harney
trccis. jolly rcignt .1 lively ba 11 this even
Ing, Clark's union orchestra. A grand good
ximo tor you. yes. gents 2.'.e. Welcome.
69c
Cramer's
Kidney Cure
This week only wo are rilling the above
remedy at isie. Not more than hIx bot-
tin to n cuHtomer See It In our window
roo Hynip of FIks (Genuine) 30o
r0o Illrnoy'H C'nlurrh Cure. 3o
11.00 I. Uterine (Lambert's) ric
Wto Morrow s Kld-ne-r ius 200
Mo Doan'x Kidney Pills 'c
fAi AJax Tablets M'o
Allegrcttt A Rubel'i Chocolates Uc
Ma Hay's H.ilr llenlih 4"c
fAj Hloeum'M Orojell , flp
Mo Coscurets 100
fA; Tarrant a Heluer Aperlfnt 40e
Mo Cutlrtirii Halve oc
11.00 llovlnlne. lirtfe rtz ., T5n
II 00 Falrchll l'H Pept Milk Powder tfc
Mo liromo-Heitier 4(c
t'V llntil' Hnaragus Pills HOc
JJfrt CblehM'ter's Kntcllsh Pennyroyal
Pills . . $I.J5
Write for Catal'rfii-
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Co
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Women's Jackets,
Avitomobiles, Etc.
A 1
Lot 1 Women's Juckets-
Mado of heavy Oxford cheviots, kerseys, mc
tons and boucles sorao of them arc heavy
taffeta lined no old chestnuts, but new up-to-date
garments not a Jacket In this lot
worth ler.s than 7.60 and up to
110 for Saturday-only
4.90
New English Box Coats
In fino kerseys heavy satin lined high
storm collar, and lapels, In tan, gray, castor.
red and black a very nobby gar
mcnt and well worth tho money
for Snturday
I, LHIIIUI,
14.75
Women's Serge Dress Skirts
Mndn of good all wool serge, with the new
flarlne bottomtrimmed with taffeta silk
strans nicely stitched new Invcrtec
plait back -regular $0 skirts
for Saturday
3.90
Women's Taffeta Silk Dress Skirts
Made of good quality of taffeta silk cut with the proper bans Otf"
new back-and trimmed with 4 rows of taffeta ruchlng J
a skirt worth $12 for Saturday
Children's Box coats and
Automobiles-
We've pome very nobby
new creations in children's
garments from G to 14 yrs.
such as short box coats !54
lengths automobiloF, etc.
made in cheviots, mel
tons and kerseys, tan, blue
and red for Saturday
3.90
4.90
6.90
9.75
Children's
winter cLps
Toques, Tarn O'Shanters, Plush Turbans,
Golf, Etc.
IMush Turbans 25c
(toll or Urihtons 25c
llo.vs' and Youth's Caps 35c
NWve the largest and most complete line of boys' and
youth's raps in the west up to ('" and 7."e.
Toques and Tarn O'Shanters 25c, .'"x'. 45c, f0r, Ue, Soe.
Infants' Toques He and 4 sir.
Folks may
descant upon
qualities
from sun-up to sun-down they may prate about
prices until the millennium; but a happier combina
tion of the two couldn't be struck than is that which
we have hit upon this present season. Our apparel
appeals are more especially directed to the shrewd
and thrifty and observant buyers the buyers who
are cautious and who exercise sound judgment the
buyers who always know just what, they're about
such is the class of customers to which we're con
stantly catering.
Boy's Clothing.
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Boys' School Suits
In gray checks plaids, etc
4 to 15 years
at
Boys' School Suits
In brown Scotch mixture well made
good fitting good durable school
suits, at
Boys' School Suits
all wool stripes nnd checks In cassl
meres or Scotch plaids, selling around
us for 13.25 our price
Boys' School Suits
all wool In a dark check or plaids
well made and nicely finished
at
1.25
1.75
2.25
3.00
SKnaXfa1.! Ill 1UHN. I.'UJ
Boys' Overcoats.
Ilon' C'lilnclillln Ilerfcm
Sailor Collar-nicely brulded, 4 to S years-
ut only
Hoys' Chliiflillln Iterfern
With storm Collar well made 7 to 15 years
at only
l!o-' Oxford Orny llcfferw
Mado with atorni collar extra good value 7 to 15 years
nt only
Ho)' HIiip Cliluclillln Hrefcrd
Made with Btorni collar fnncy flnnnel llnlni; 7 to 13 years
at only
Hoy' llrnwn Irish Krlrr Ilerfpi-s
Made with storm collar fancy lining good warm reefer 10 to 15
years, at only
Hoys niofk All Wool
Irish Krleze Iteefers serge lining made with storm collar, sl2e 10
to 15 years, nt only
UoyV Oxford fSriiy Ilrrfers
Single breasted box style velvet collars nobby and stylish
at only
Doys' Covert Overcoat
In light gray single brensted velvet collar box style 7 to 13
years at only ,
;iillil' Ilceferw
Oxford gray sailor collar made up In pretty style I to 9 years
at only
Chi Ill's Ilrcfem
Gray covert double brensted velvet collar a perfect little beauty
3 to 8 years at only
Men's Clothirvg.
Men's All Wool
J-roith plnld suits-fuirtH-r'h fatln lined
first clnH suit in ovury rcsjifi't,
nt.
4.50
Men's Ml Wool
steel k'iny cunliiirio bults, nicely lined nnd woll mntle,
jiorfcct in b ylo und fit-every enro has been utilized in
tholr construction ynrmonts with chur- f9 '"J SL
actor nnd Individuality, mudo (oruur
own trado J. M. '
Men's All Wool
1 1 nncy worsted In dnrw patterns, made with as much euro
as your tailor taxes with your clothes
look Just as well are Just ai
good at
Men's All Wool
fancy worsted suits In checks, stripes, etc.
correct In every respect and equal to
any J15 suit shown anywhere, at
Men's Fall Overcoats.
made of patent beaver, velvet collar
good lining, correctly constructed,
for
L4,
Men's Fall Overcoats
mado of oxford gray, newest cut nnd make farmer's satin
lined satin piped seams, equal to any J10 you run across
It Is yours if you buy It here, for
10.00
12.00
4.50
Men's Fall Overcoats
Illack or blue all wool kersey, velvet collar-
box back genteel dress overcoat
at
-quilted lining
Men's Fall Overcoats
Oxford gray velvet collar good quillty lining elegantly
tailored throughout real vnluo M6.00
for
7.00
9.00
12.00
.1.00
. 1.50
.2.00
2.50
3.00
3.50
3.50
4.00
3.00
3.50
Men's SKoe
Men's llni Cult Mines, iloiilile
milt's Men's Vlt'l Kid, inoilrnr
Ttrlts .Mi-n's Wliitrr Tnns, licin
soles every pair Kiiiiriintc.-il lit
ttlvi- piTfrut siitls- s" y-v
fMi'tlon
Men's Winter
Underwear.
Men's I'loece Mned Shirts O
and Drawers, each Ow
Men's Jersey nibbed Shirts J CS -t
and Drawers, each HrCV
Men's Wool Finished silk faced striped
shirts and drawers 50C
Men's Fine Natural Wool and camel s
hair, plush back shirts ' r
and drawers, each A. CJw
Men's Kxtra Quality shirts and
drawers, extra weight A ff
each I.UvJ
Men's Kxtra Heavy Australian wool.
fancy colors, fashioned seams, fast
colors shirts and
drawers, each
1.25
Men's Fine Quality camel's hair sup
pcrlor finish, shirts -4 A f
and drawers, each I.tA.
Men's Medium Weight French rai-nr.o
fashioned seams, full
icgular made, shirts
and drawers, each....
Men's Dalbrlggan com
bination suits, per suit
Men's Australian Wool cotu r f
i. at. sZ.J1
2.00
1.25
blnatlon suits, ribbed,
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V.ir.,000 UA.MAOnil CI.OTllI.VfJ.
Snip IlesliiN Nntiirday .Moriilnic at 8
O'clock Miurfi In tlic; Ilaseuirnl.
AT BOSTON STORE. OMAHA.
Messrs. J. U. HrandoU & Sons, proprie
tors of the Uoston Storo, Omnha, wish to
state to the public over their own personal
vlgnaturo that this sale is something en
tirely out of their regular way of belling
clothing that they never sell any dam
aged clothing but that In this case the
Btoek wus offered to them so cheap they
knew they could gtvo tho public tho great
est barynln in clothing It was possible to
be Riven.
THAT THIS STOCK WILL BH
SOLD IX THK UASUMUNT ONLY.
That It must bo sold at once. What 's
not sold by tho end of this sain will be
disposed of In lump to outsldo parties.
DAMAGED 1IY WATER ONLY.
Your choice of any man's suit In this
stock for $5.00.
Your cholco of any man's ulster In this
stock for $3.'jS.
Your chclce of anv man's overcoat In
this stock for $5,00.
Your choice of any boy's overcoat in this
stock tor $1.98
Your choice of any hoy's knee pants suit
for $1.25.
Your choice of any young man's long
pants suit for 92.50.
Your cholco of any of the men's pants,
In any way damaged by water, for 75e.
lour cholco of all the men's pants, all
sound and perfect, worth up to $.").00, for
9Sc and $1.C0.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
There Is absolutely no damage of any
kind except that of a Itttlo wetting by
water.
That this wetting extends to only a
small part of tho stock.
What damagu thero 1b Is so slight you
could hardly notice It.
Hut you can't help seeing tho tremendous
bnrgalns in this salo
THESE ARB ON SALE
ONLY IN THE BASEMENT.
Signed,
J. L. HRANDEIS fc SONS,
Prop's. "BOSTON STORE," OMAHA.
REILET, STIGElt & CO,
Add New Lines of Shoes to Their Bargain
List for Saturday.
LADIES' $2 25 SHOES FOR $1,29
Children's 91.00 Shoes, BOc Children's
Htl.MO Nrtiool Shoes, Tf!c Misses'
IjiU.OO .Shoes, one Broken Lots
'of Hoys' IfU.'Jr, Shoes, M .!).
LADIES $1.00 SHOES, $1.9S.
Owing to the large number of these shoes
sold Thursday we have added another line
of extension soles for our Saturday's Bale.
Theso shoes are tho best values ever of
fered and Just what you want for fall and
winter wear, only $1.93.
Our ralsscn' nnd children's kangaroo calf
shoes at $1.50 and $1.25 can't be excelled
for school wear.
Don't fall to sec our "Leader" In ladles'
$3.15 extension solo shoe. Button and lace.
Sella anywhere for $3.50.
Tho "Automobile" wine shoe, an exclu-
Elvo advnnce style of ladles' walking shoe,
extension nolo, Cuban heel and shank, Is
selling rapidly. Your outDt is not complete
without a pair. Price, $4.00.
Tho shoe for tender fcot Is our exten
sion salo with a cushion tnsolo, soft and
pliable as a handturn shoe; only $3.35.
KELLEY, STIOER && CO.,
Corner 15th and Farnam Sts.
The big bargain store Is Ilayden Bros.
Look over tholr ad on page 7.
.Notice to Truvrltiiff Men,
Thero will a meeting of the McKlnley-
Roosovelt Traveling Men's club at tbo Her
Oraud Saturday evening, November 3, at
7:30 o'clock to make arrangements to par
ticipate in Monday night's parade and
other Important business will come before
the club. J. L. HOUSTON, President.
J. M. BUCK, Secretary.
Ilayden Bros.' ad Is right on pago 7.
Head It.
for Ladies Only
$1.00 Pierce's Prescription 75c
$1.00 Win of Cardul 75c
$1,00 rinkham's Compound 76c
25c Pinkbam's Wauh :oc
$1.00 Mothers' Friend 75c
25a Ilurkbart's Tablets 20c
25o Hooper's Pills 20c
$1.00 Pennyroyal rills 75c
$2.00 Tansy Pills t, $1.75
$2.00 Marbel's French Pills $1.75
$1.00 Clark's Female Pills 75c
$1.00 Kilmer's Femalo Remedy 75c
Ooddyear's Lady Syringe $2.60
Lady's Suction Syrlngo $2.00
Oood Breast Pump 25c
Good Fountain Syringe COc
J. A. FULLER & GO
CUT PRICE DRUGGISTS,
llth arf HongUs Hit,
Opea 111 MhIU.
HOSTOX STOIli: 1II.YS IIAI.K HULLS.
At l.enH Thnu 25c on thr Ilollnr AVr
IloiiKht u Cnr Loud of Curort.
ON SALE MONDAY.
From an important New York carpot
manufacturer wo bought tho entire stock
of what are called half rolls of all kinds
of brussels velvet and moquetto enrpct.
ThcBe are lengths running from 15 to 30
yards nnd they come in all tho newest pat
terns and are not sold by tho manufacturer
until the end of tho season. When a loom
Is set running It always weaves moru or
less remnants, that Is, less than a full
piece, which Is generally 45 yards. At the
end of the season the manufacturer sells
tho entire accumulation of half rolls. This
year we captured tho lot and Monday we
will begin the biggest salo of carpets ever
held In Omaha.
From an eastern cut-order carpet depart
ment wo bought tho entire lot of mlBtlts,
that Is, when an order Is taken for a car
pet to be sent out of town, tho carpet Is
mado up and sent, but If It docs not (It It
Is returned and tlicsa aro placed In tho
misfit lot. They como mostly with bor
ders, but there aro about 100 of them
straight carpets without border, and wo
will sell them tomorrow at really about U
their regular worth.
Bring tho measurements of your room
Monday and securo an immenso bargain.
Watch Sunday's papers for the announce
ment of the prices.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
Nothing succeeds in drawing customers
like low prices for good qualities. Ilayden
Bros., with an ad on pago 7.
Seeks Lost Husband.
Mrs. Mary Darr of Syracuse, N. T., hns
written to C'lty Clerk Kllnurn for lnform.i
tlon concerning her inlsxlng husband, Wil
liam Darr, wnom Bhe has pot beard of for
two years. In her letter she stated that
John Darr, the father of her husband, is
supposed to be living In Omaha. The name
Darr docs not appear In the city directory.
A Sure, Purr Cure.
Purely vegetable, without mercurial orj
other mlnoral poisons, enscarets candy
Cathartic cure chronic constipation. All
druggists. 10c, 25c, 50c.
PLAIN FACTS
In tills enlightened ago of progress,
science, iih well us buslnofs, Is making
rapid strides. Especially Is this true in
tho drug business, We are befor tho
peoplo with plutn facts as to our price,
nur goods uiut our cuurteous attention to
tho Interest of each and e'very customer.
Though the amount bought may be smuil,
our motto Ih to plense the people. By
giving a call In all that's necessary to
convince you of this fnct.
Cramer'B Kidney Curo 75c
l'eruna 5a
Carter's Liver Iills 15o
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets 40a
Wine of Cardul "&c
Duffy's Malt Whiskey tta
I'lerco'H Prescription 75c
Dr. Karl Kramer's Pennyroyal Pills, .$1.00
Syrup of Figs Wc
H. S. S "5c
l'ond'H Kxtract 40c
Ilu-Can Hair Tonic 75c
AVer's Hair Ylgor 75c
Ilar-Ileu 40c
AJax Tablets Oc
Vino Kolafra Mo
Scott's Emulsion 75c
Miles' Nervine 75c
Oem Catarrh Powder .15c
Hlriioy Catnrrn j'uwner sic
CUT PRICE
SCHAEFER
TAX RETURNS SHOW INCREASE
St'hnlnlrs Nov In Commissioner's
Hands Contain 1'rrsonnl Prop
rrty .Not Previously Listed.
Deputy tax commissioners who were em
ployed to assist the commissioner In mak
ing asiessnuntH on personal property can
sorve only forty days and many of them
have completed thlH tlmo and turned in
their schedules. Whcnover It was posslblo
all schedules left with Individuals to be
filled out were collected, but many of them
.AitM nn, I,. . ........ n .? M M I.'l nml.i. I r-
V U . U U b li;bUICI1 ..... A .UU.lMft ID I
anxious that taxpayers turn In such
schedules without delay. Unless tho
schedule are put In tho commissioner's
hands he will be compelled to mako assess
ments on last year's returns.
The returns In tho tax commissioner's
hands show that the Indlvdual returns are
much larger than they were last year and
unless the number of reporta should be
less than last year the commissioner la
confident that the amount of personal
property listed for assessment will be much
greater. Largo taxpayers havo listed more
securities than In fottcer years and much
Jewelry nnd other personal property which
ordinarily Is not given In shows up on the
records.
Tor h Cold In the Head.
LAXATIVE UROMO-QU1NINE TABLETS,
Low Rates
Tuesday
Tbo Burlington offers the fol
lowing low rates for Tuesday
next:
Ogdcn nnd Salt Lake City,
ono way, $23, round trip, $40.
Ilntto und Helena, one way,
$23, round trip, $40.
Seattle and Portland, one
way, $28; round trip, $45.
Spokano and Tacoma, one
way. $2S; round trip, $45.
Vlvtrla and Vancouver, one
way, $28; round trip, $45.
Round trip tickets good for
30 days.
TICK13T OFFICE,
1502 FARNAM STREET.
Tin., -r.o.
IlimiilNOTOX STATIO.,
IOTH AND MASON STS.
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TALES Of THE INSURANCE MAN
The Wlnninir of Sandy JlrTahTiir.
Sandy McTague, contractor and civil engineer, bad been caught
In tho wreck of falling bridge timbers and was winding up the affairs
of hln life In short order. Ho had been a fairly successful man,
a money maker and a money spender and this latter quality had
brought up tho subject of his worldly goods, for McTague was a man
of family.
"Nlver molnd, byes." ho said, "this old world hasn't used mo
so bad afther all. I've had mo ups and downs un' In wan of tho
tips I had mo Itfo Insured In a good ould complny that has stood
tho tlst of tolrao an' paid dollar for dollar on lvery claim. I've
klpt mo policy throo thick an' thin an' this day It's as good as
ould wheat In tho mill. It'll kapo the wife and babies from tho
poor house whin I am gone, Byes, It's tho biggest wlnnln' I Ivcr
made." And with a Boft smllo upon his rugged face old Bandy
McTague had crossed over to tho other side.
Only another ono of life's lessons, but some of ub are slow to
learn. The Equitable offers a splendid investment while you llvo
and safe protection to those you leave behind. Better let us tell
you about our Gold DJbenturo Endowment Policy in this strong,
old company. It has stood the tett of time and "time at last
makes all things even."
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The Equitable Assurance Society
II. I). Nccly, Mtiv. for Neb.
200.208 Dec HiilltlliiR, Omaha.
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HAYDENs Cloak Sale
"WE HAVE TRIED EVERYWHERE
AND COME BACK."
Expressions like- this are frequent in our Cloak department and are one of the
best proofs that our stock Is the largest and our values the best. Wo will submit gar
ments to your house; get some other firm to do the same; buy from tho house that
sells you tho best goods for the least money. We defy competition. Wo guarantee
a saving of 25 to SO per cent.
A Few Plums for Saturday's Selling.
LADIES' BLACK CHEVIOT SUITS Lined with Wlnslow taffota; they aro mado in thft
very newest styles; a suit worth In this market $25.00 a til C f f
world beater at Saturday's price u5lOJvl
LADIES' SUITS Made from fine Venetians, trimmed with satin straps; other houses
ndvertlso tbem na a wonderful bargain at d? -
$12.60, our price JpViO
LADIES' Sl'lTS-Mado up in the newest style, sizes 32, 34 and 36. In heavy mixed
goods; sleeves, edges and collars bound with four rows of stitched satin' Jacket
lined with Romalno silk; they aro worth $15.00 ni J- fcn
on sale Saturday 3)030
200 LADIES' JACKETS Made from the very best Washington Mills kerseys, in all tho
now shades aud black, silk lined throughout; coat or storm collar, nd- ip fC
vertisul by other houses for $10.50 Saturdays price UpOyO
LADIES' GRACEFUL BOX COATS-Wlth tbo now back, strapped seams, Sklnner'H
satlu lined throughout, velvet collar, other houses advertlso them ty g- s-
at $15.00 our prlco only iD-oC)
300 LADIES' JACKETS Medium welahts, Ol4 f0 ,t,
worth $0 to $10-on sale at Jbl.yO fUlfl fl.Qft
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$7.50
MISSES' BOX COATS Silk lined throughout, 20 Inches
long, each
MOTHERS AND CHILDREN MADE
HAPPY TOMORROW.
We havo mado preparations for tho little ones exceeding any
thing wo over attempted before.
LOT ONE Children's Jackets, nges rt to 14, on sale at "6r.
LOT TWO-Chlldron'H Jncketa. In bonrles, meltons and broad
cloths, worth up to $1.00 your cholco of tho lot for $1.H8.
LOT THREE Chlldren'n Jackets, In browns, blues, taim, reds and
greons, In heavy mellonH nnd boucles, trimmed with braid,
deep collar; box back and tight fitting Jackets worth up lo
$6.50 your cholco for $2.!l8.
LOT FOUR Chlldren'H Coats, mado of best kerseyH and Imported
Persian cloths, fur trimmed on collur and cape, with the new
box back; they urn worth $750, ut $3.08.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY.
LADIES' DRESSINO SACQl'ES In red, pink, gray nnd blue, Ihey are worth $100 ot
Saturday 4!)c.
LADIES' SILK UNDERSKIRTS, accordeonpleateil. wortli $7 00, for $3.00.
LADIES' WAISTS Mado of all wool flannel, nicely trimmed with braid 7!)r
LADIES' OOLF SKIRTS, with 16 rows of stitching, on salo at $2.50. '
ladies' Astrakhan Collarettes $3.98.
HAYDEN BRO
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Thin Is the season
of roughs and cold.i.
Antl-nnwT curun .
ll,Hi,r.lutu unit I I
Gold Crowns, $5.00.
Gold Fillings, $1.50 up
Silver Fillings, 75c.
A JOY FOREVER.
Llfo Is crowned with comfort nnd a bun
dred pleasures lo tho posseKSor of HtnuiH
ond beautiful teeth. Consult a dontlst and
avoid poor teeth.
Tail's Philadelphia Dental Rooms,
inn OiiiikIiib nt.
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