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THE OarAHA DATLY BEE: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1001
MEETING IS A GRAND SUCCESS
FrifiUblt Bt8ulti tf SflTtnth Ainval G
Tintion flNibruk Womtn'i Olubi.
WAYNE IS A HOSPITABLE LITTLE CITY
UelPKiitrn Hetiirnlrm to Omnlm Hold
Hit IntrrrnlliiK Adjourned Nranlon
on thn Trnln Hrer ptliin la
Honor of Mrs. Penttle.
ThoiiRh tho soventh annual convention of
the Nebraska Krdoratlon of Woman's Clubs
closed at Wnyno with Thursday cvcnlnK's
jirograra, thnl formality by no means closed
tho proceedings of tho meeting. Kully 100
club women gathered at the station at day
light Friday morning, a coachload of thorn
coming to Omaha, aud the ride afforded
amplo occasion for n thorough discussion
ot tho convention nnd many suggestions
If not actual plans for the meeting next
year.
Tho women arc unanimously or the opin
ion that tho mooting Is 11 triumph In the
club movement of the state, for It not only
attracted tho largest attrndanco of dele
gates that hns over been present, but suc
cessfully mot ono of the gravest crises In
the history of tho organization, and through
all only harmony and tho most friendly
feeling has prevailed. Through tho hos
pitality and ndmlrablo management of tho
pcoplo of Wayne thoso elements were added
that contribute no largely to tho success
of an occasion nnd nothing was left tin
dono to add to the comfort of their guests.
Independent of tho unwritten law that
officers servo two terms, tho convention
corned unanimous In desiring n continua
tion of thn administration. All recognized
their unselfish work of the lnBt year and
realized their fitness to bridge over tho
coming year until tho proposed revision of
thn constitution will enubln new oMcors to
take up tho work nnd enrry It on effec
tively. During tho morning it linked out
that It was only In compliance with a rule
that tho nominating committee, composed
of the presidents of tho clubs of tho federa
tlon, knowing thn unanimous wish of thn
women, presontcd a list of names to run
aculnst I linsn of tbu old olllcnrs. and. hclnc
v nwarn of this, thn hostess organization al
lowed tho linnio of ono of Its leading work
ers to Htnnd for tho presidency to be de
feated, but this incident was only In ac
cordance with tho courtesy of tho Wayne
.women during tho entire week.
It was upon tho library question, how
ever, that tho women camo nearest to a
decided dICferenco of opinion. Many feel
ing that as tho federation library had been
established and supported by tho more nble
clubs, for tho benefit of thoso who could
not obtain or afford them, It would bo un
wise, to turn over these books for club
women to a now Institution for a year
ot least, or until It had established Itself
wb n success. Others held thnt as the
women are tho recognized prlino movers In
tho work for tho stato traveling library,
though they had been ignored when tho
fifth appointment in tho commission was
made, they should stnnd by the new Instl
tutlou nnd sco that thoy were recognized
In future, also that tho promises written
them by members of tho commission be
fulfilled. Relieved of tho responsibility of
tho convention's dignity opinions wero
freely expressed.
Tho majority Bcemed pleased with the In
vltntlon to meet noxt year at Columbus and
fool thnt Us central location Is greatly In
Its favor. Tho biennial meeting at I.os
.Angeles next May promises to bo well at
tended by tho NehrnHka federation, in addi
tion to tho delegates. At least a dozen
Omaha women will go and thero was somo
regret expressed that in electing tho dole
gates they had not been choacn from
nmong thoso who would surely go, for the
trip Is nn expensive one, and as the ex
jienses of tho delegates aro not paid this
may prevent their attending, In somo tabes,
Jlin. Hlln W. Penttle of Chlcngo, formerly
of Omaha, was on tho car nnd during tho
morning it occurred to somo one to hold an
Informal reception In her honor while sho Is
informal reception in her honor whllo sno
wtt in the city. Accordingly hurried plans
wero inado nnd from 2:30 until 4 Friday
iiflernnou Mrs. Draper Smith threw open
lior homo nt f24 Park nvenuo to about llio
literary, philanthropic nnd club friends
that Mrs. Teattlo knew during her rcsldenco
here.
KUM.KV, .ST I OK It CO.
.Horn Open In til t.10 Snttirilny K, veil
ing I, ntllr Hosiery anil t'nilorrt'r.
A few of our bargains In women's and
children's winter hosiery and underwear:
Women's fast black notion hose, spilt
soles, high spliced heel and toe; also a
superior line In extra size, fast black cot
ton hose, for Saturday's sale only 2jc pair.
Just received, a now and exclusive line
of women's fancy hose for winter wear,
cannot bo equaled for less than 75c; stilt
kloks, embroidered boots, diagonal stripes,
dots nnd checks, all the newest patterns,
on tho counter for Saturday, 60c pair.
Misses' fast black cotton, silky fleeced
stcrt.lngs, double knee, heel and toe, slzo
to !), 25c n pair.
Children's school hose, the "Pony" brand,
no ribbed, extra heavy or medium weight,
double knee, heel and toe, ncver-wear-out
kind, all sizes, 25c a pair.
Our underwear department contains all
the comforts for cold weather at lowest
prices.
Women's extra heavy fleeced vests and
pants, natural or ecru color, nicely made,
only 25c each.
We havo placed on our counter for Sat
urday's sale a bargain In women's combi
nation suits, fully worth 7Gc flcr suit, ecru
or natural color, silk finish, all sizes; only
50c per suit.
Women's fine natural wool ribbed vests
ml pants, steam shrunken, covered seams,
do not Irrltnte, all sizes, 3 to 6, (1.00 each.
Misses' fast black, Swiss ribbed, cotton
pants, special weight for winter, finished
seams, sizes 2, 3, 4, 00c; C, 6, 60c; 7, 8, 65o
per pnlr.
The "Munslng" union suits for boys and
girls, natural color cotton fleeced, porfect
fit, wears well, nil sizes, only 50c per suit.
WORK WILL BEGIN IN SPRING
Comiilleni limn I'ri-vrnt nn Knrlicr
Blart on dm Fnlcrnl llullil
Inn Annex Contrnct.
Little chance oxlsts that work on tho
new section ot tho postofftco building, (or
which planB havo recently been received
from tho govornment, will bo begun until
early In tho spring. This Is due principally
to tho fact that there Is but one contractor
in tho bidding, tho Charles W. Qlndelo
company of Chicago.
This company has done all of the other
work, po It was Impossible to lot a now
contractor In on this additional building
ns bids nnd specifications wero all en
tangled with tho enrly work and could not
bo eeparntod into different Jobs. How
. evor, that samo fuct means that there will
be lots of bnccllntr hark and forth h
tween tho contractor nnd tho government
which will tako up considerable time. Com
petition In the bidding would have dono
nwny with this feature.
Tho total exponfo of the entire now wing
on the Seventeenth street side will reach
about 1500.000. That of the latest section of
the work authorized will approximate $100,
000. This is tho central frnntazo of lOfi
test nnd thirty foet In dopth, which Is to
bo run to tho full height of tho remalndor
of thn building.
As 11 rut planned this section was to hnv
been but one story high. The outaldo wall
bad already been started, nnd all this must
now be torn down. This will bo a consider
oblo tnsk, as tho wall Is IOC feet long and o
heavy granite. No othor ripping out will
bo necossary save tho cutting of archways
through the Insldo walls of tho north nnd
south ends to establish continuous ronnec
tlon throughout the corridors of tho upper
stories.
With the expectation that tho ectlon
joining them on tho Inutile, would bo one
story In height, theso walls wero built
Hlld, with double windows rnnged along a
Intervals. Tho windows last In the row will
bo used as tho starting point of the nrched
doorway connections. No proposition hn
yet been received from tho Qlndelo com
pany.
Tho key to health U In the kidneys and
liver. Keep theso organs active and you
havo health, strength and cheerful spirits,
Prickly Ash Hitters Is u stimulant for th
kidneys, regulates thn liver, stomach and
towels. A golden household remedy.
Wo are having tho greatest clothing a!o
In the history of Omaha. Read our ads on
pages ft and 7. Como and pick out your
suit. llayden Bros,
Tubllsh your legal notices In Th WesklT
Bee. Tclephoue 23S.
Why not try Cramer's Kidney CuroT
sizes, COc and f 1 all druggists.
Qorhara silver. EJbolra, Jeweler.
All kinds ot baths, scientific massage.
Ladles only. Tho Ilathcry, 210-220 Ilea bldg.
Tel. 1710.
Illliinlm Central ftflllrond.
Official line to missionary convention ot
the Christian church, Minneapolis, Minn.,
October 10th to 17th.
Tho Illinois Central railroad has been de
clared tho official lino from tho stato ot
Nebraska to tho Minneapolis convention,
Special service hns been, arranged for tbs
delegates to leavo Omaha union depot
Wednesday, October 0th, nt 8 p. m. Tick
ets on snlo October 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th and
11th, good for return until the 19th, nt rato
of $10.05 for tho round trip. Ity depositing
ticket with the Joint agent limit can b
extended for return until October ,31st.
Call at city ticket office, 1402 Farnnm strcot,
for full particulars and reservations In
special Blccpcrs, or address,
W. H. MIILI.,, D. T. A., Omaha.
tH.7. lltiffnln nml Hi-turn.
Octohcr 11, 14, IB ond 18.
Wonderfully chenp opportunity to see the
Pan-American exposition before Its gates
close.
Additional Information nt any Burlington
ticket office. Ticket office, 1502 Farnnm
street, tolophone 250. Hurllngton station,
Tenth nnd Mason streets; telephone, 128.
P. S. Chlcngo flyers leave Hurllngton
station nt 7 a. m 4 p. m. and 7:50 p. ni.
Wo have two ads (big ones) In this Issue.
Turn right to pages 6 ond 7 and read them.
llayden Hros.
CHIEF D0NAHUEA DELEGATE
Will Attend Cona-rens of the Xatlonal
Prison Association at
Knnsan City.
Chief Donahue received a commission
from Governor Savage yesterday, quali
fying him as a delegate to the annual con
gress ot tho National Prison association,
which convenes at Kansas City November n
to 13 Inclusive. Each stato Is entitled to
ono or more delegates In proportion to Its
population. Tho purpose ot tho association
Is to devise systematic method for the ap
prehension, detention and reformation of
criminals.
The chief has also received an Invitation
from Mayor Julius Flclschmann of Cincin
nati to attend the annual parade, review
and Inspection of the Cincinnati police de
partment, to bo held tomorrow: Press of
business precluded the acceptance ot this,
and ho has sent his regrets.
Kmerntrix Snle.
Tho llnmRo block, with lot adjoining, will
be offered nt public sale October 22, 10
a. m., at courthouse. For particulars sec
Lyslo I. Abbott, attorney for executrix,
400-401 Waro block.
rhystctans recommend our treatment for
rheumntlsm as tho most successful. Ladles
only. The Batbry. 216-220 Bco bldg. Tslo-
pbono 1716.
Send articles ot Incorporation, notices ot
Itockholders' meetings, etc., to The Bet.
W will give them proper legal Insertion.
relcpbone 23.
Hnwkc' cut glass. Kdholm, Jeweler.
TWO SALES OF REAL ESTATE
'I'no l.uta nt 'IV n Mi and llarnrjr Street
Hell for Thirty Thotmantt
Hollars.
Frank II. nnd Theresa Gaines of Omaha
havo sold to Merwln K. Howes of 8outh
Milwaukee, Wis., three lots located at tho
corner of Twenty-eighth and Leavenworth
streets for $21,000,
Tho deed hns been filed for the transfer
of two lots at tho corner of Tenth and Har-
noy streets to tho Crnno company. Jesse
Lowe of Chicago was the former owner of
the property. Tho consideration was
$30,000.
"he Surest
saua
lint
'fatigue andi
rIllnes3-apotof
LIE BIB
kC0MPANY5 EXTRACT,
of beep
in the house.
Signed
THIS ELASTIC
TRUSS $1.00
If It's n "Onrtand"
That's all you need to know about a
etovo or rnnge
Your dollar has double tho strength at tho
big store ot llayden Bros, Head our ads
on pages 5 and 7.
Knamel pad belt madb of strong elastic
webbing. IF YOU Ann HUPTUKED wrlto
for catalogue ot trusses.
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go.
Corner 16th and Dodge, Omaha.
Birthday rings, Kdholm, Jeweler.
Why suffer with rfcoutnatlsm? The
Hathery, 216-220 Bee bldg. Telephone 1716.
For ladles only.
Announcement of the Theaters.
At Mlnco's Trocadero tho "London nelles,"
hended by handsome Hose Sydell, will only
glvo one performance today. Tho entire week
hns been n succession ot largo audiences.
Commencing with the matinee tomorrow,
the management announce Bush's Bon Ton
Burlcsqucrs, tho banner show of the scaron
and one that made such an enviable record
last vcar.
Greatest euro of all Cramer's Kidney
Cure 2 sizes, 60c, and $1. Sold by all druggists.
Knnsan Cltj, Mo.
From Oct. 5 until Oct. 12 the Missouri
Pacific Hallway wilt sell round trip tickets
to Kamas City nt tho one way rate. For
further information cull ai union station or
city offices, S. E. Cor. 14th nnd Douglas.
THOS. F. GODFREY. P. & T. A.
fl 8.7.1, Itaffaln nnd Itetiirn.
' BUIILINOTON ROUTE.
October 11, 14. 16 nnd 18.
Tickets, 1502 Fnrnam stroot, or at Bur
lington station.
Dntire Tonight.
Jolly Eight's lively' ball this evening.
Washington hall, Eighteenth and Harney
streets. Fine orchestra. A grand good
time for you. Gents, 25c. Welcome.
Tho Bntbery Is open Thursday and Sat
urday evenings. For appointments tele
phone 1716 or call 216-220 Bee Building.
18-K Tlffnny wedd'g rings. Edholm, Jowlcr
VISIT
The New Girls' and
Boys' Store . . .
If you've not already been In, you own
us a visit. We've dono OUR PART to
make It PROFITABLE for you. ,
BEST OFFERINGS OF THE BEST
MANUFACTURERS AT PRICES
THAT MOVE 'EM RAPIDLY.
Boys' Sailor Mouso Suits, $3.60, $4.00, 5 00.
Boys' Norfolk Suits, $3.50, $4.00. $5.00
Boys' Two-Plcco Suits. $3.60, $4.00, $5.00.
Hoys' Thrce-Pleco SultB 7 to 16 years,
$3.50, $4.00, $5.00.
Fnt Fellows Fixed Fine.
Girls' Cloaks and Jackots, $4.50, $5.00,
;:.60.
AT HEADQUARTERS GIRLS' AND
BOYS' WEAR.
1415 Douglas Street
Phono A2221.
Opposite Orchard & Wllhelm.
The New Shoe for Women
Now showing fall styles In Sorosls.
$5.00 values costing $3.60 always.
In tho Surpass Una we have now In
mnny new things nt $2.50. Some stores
sell a womnn's welt at $3.00, almost as
good ns our Surpass nt $2.60.
Our specialty: Sorosls, $3.50; Surpass,
$2.60.
Newest Bhapes. Latest styles.
SOROSIS SHOE STORE,
203 South 15th Street,
Kraalt Wilcox, Mgr.
Send for catalogue.
f
TAFT'S
Philadelphia Dintal Rooms
1517 Douglas St,
Good set teoth $5,00
Gold crowns (22k) 5,00
Vitalized air 60
Fillings, ns low as 75
I All work first-class.
BOSTON STORE BASEMENT SALE
Wonderful Bargains in Stationery, Ribbons
and Yarns Unparalleled Prices.
BARGAIN GIVING IS A FEATURE OF THE BASEMENT
However, Saturday's Offerings Arc Far Beyond the Ordinary, tts
the Following Will Demonstrates
Sale of Fancy Ribbons
Uuc Fancy Silk Jiibbon, up
to 5-in. wide, go at 5c yard.
Strictly All-Silk Heavy
Satin and Taffeta Kibbou. up
to 5 inches wides, worth 50c,
go at 10V yard.
Special bargains in All
Silk Taffeta llibbon, '.ttc, He
and 7o yard, worth 5c.
Large size Imitation Bat
tenberg Tidies and Splash
ers at fie each, .worth 3fic.
BIG STATIONERY SALE
KEELEY n" ol lbo bcBt PP' t th- Keeler em mt Instl.
CI1DP te aalr Kceley lustltata In Nebraska. Cares
WU1C Drinkennfm, Cares Drag Userr, Tobacco L'rrrs. THE
KUULUY INSTITUTE, ID ass Leaveanorth, Oiaaka,
Sale of Yarns.
Shetland Floss, all colors,
10c a skein.
Saxony Yarn, oc a skein.
Best Imported Saxony
Yarn, 10c a skein.
Fleisher's German Knit
ting Yarn, 25c a skein.
Germantown Zephyr, lOe
a skein.
Angoria Wool, 10c a ball.
Ice Wool,, 10c a ball.
IN BASEMENT
SATURDAY
Ten million ENVELOPES of every grade go at 2 packages for 1c. 25 en
velopes In a package. '
All kinds of Writing Tablets that generally sell for Be, go at 2c each.
All klndB of 10c and 16c Writing Tablots, 3c each.
lllg lot of noxed Writing Paper and Envelopes to match, go at 2a box.
Ono big lot of Fancy noxed Writing Paper that generally sells at 15cad
25c, go at 7V4o box.
Ono big tot of Matted ricturcs. nil popular subjects, go at 10c each.
Ono big lot of Fancy Pictures, all the popular subjects, Pharaoh's Horses,
etc., In funcy ebony frames, go at 25c, 35c and 49c, worth regular up to $1.00.
Ouo lot of Imitation Hand Painted Pictures on canvas, 10c each, -worth 60c.
Ulcyclo Playing Cards 16c a deck, or Jl.fiO dozen.
lllval Playing Cards 9c a deck, worth 16c.
Imported Crepe Paper, all colors and black, 6c for full 10-foot roll.
Weiss' Hrush Tubo Mucilage, regular price 10c, for Saturday 6o each.
Two Special Jewelry Bargains for Saturday
Men's Watches.
15-Jowcl, Elgin movement. In 4-os.
Denton cose, on solo f
Saturday at A. lOll
Men's Watches.
7-Jewel Elgin movement, Btcm winder
and stem setter. 4-oz. ncu-y
her case, o sale at Tts"
IF YOU WAIT UNTIL
Monday, Oct. 14,
You will be able to save half of your money on
Carpets and Rugs. We are going1 to have a
sale on that day made-up Carpets and room-size
Rugs will be sold for less than ever before.
W& SONS
HAYDENs
Special Sale on Ladies'
Fine Shoes for Saturday,
Brooks Bros.' finest shoes in all leathers, welts, McKays and
turns at $3, 3.50, $4, $4.50, worth np to 6.00 a pair. These
goods are better this season than ever nnd the hundreds of cus
tomers who have worn them will bo pleased to know that they
are all better and are fifty cents u pair cheaper than we have ever
sold them.
Wo are the exclusive agents In Omaha
for tho celebrated Ultra Shoe, a live dol
lar shoe for three fifty. We carry 25
styles of these shoes In stock and can nt
the very narrow foot or tho extreme wldo
one,
Ask to see both these makes, cither one
can be worn without a rubber, as thoy
havo cork filled soles, Insuring dry feet.
We carry the largest line ot Stetson and
Crossett Shoes In the west. Theso two
shoes ropresent the best shoes on the mar
ket today. The Stetson Is Five and the
Crossett Throe Fifty.
There are no shoes mado at either price
that can compare with theso goods. Step
In and havo a look at them.
Men's fine xlcl kid nnd colt skin shoes, worth up to
three fifty a pnlr, while they Inst at $1.06.
Ladles' fine vestltiR top Inco shoos, In tan or blnck,
worth up to $3 n pnlr nt 51.00.
Lndies endet kid or vlcl kid Inco shoes, In all tho mod
ern toes, good value for $3, snle price $1.00.
O. H. Alden & Co's flno line of boyn youths' nnd lit
tle Rents' shoes, In calf, kid & box calf, from $1.25 to $2.50
Buy Merrlnm shoes for tho children, they arc tho best.
Selllnp; boys' and youths' shoes, worth $1.50 and $1.75, nt
75 cents.
Shoes in the bargain room
Men's Shoes, worth $1.00 and $1,715, at 08c.
Women's Shoes, worth $1.25 and $1.50. at OSc.
Misses' Shoes, worth $1.00 and $1.25, at 70c.
Child's Shoes, worth 75c and $1.00, at 50c.
Headquarters for school shoes at bargain prices.
Huy your rubbers and overshoes now.
Rend great clothing sales on page 7.
Head great speclnl snles on page 0.
HAYDEN BROS
No Charge
for boxing or cartage. Wo have our own
expressman and when you send us a mall
order you don't havo to pay extra for
boxing or cartage. The prices wo sell at
now won't lust all winter, bo you better
get In your order enrly. before the prices
go up. Send us your mall ordors and we
will see that you got your goods right at
these prices:
I dozen 2-graIn Quinine capsules To
1 doien 3.gniln Qulnlno capsules 10c
I dozen 5-graln Qulnlno capsules 15o
Flno Candle 20c lb. and up.
Iftc Sehlitz Malt Kxtract..,...16c-2 for 2T,o
11.00 Sexlno Pills 7c
11.00 Peruna
$1.00 Temptation Tonic isc
BOo Pozzonl Powder 2So
t'.'.OO McDade's Buccus Alteran II. 45
11.00 Austin's Hair Tonlo 45o
80a Cramer'H Kidney Cure 40O
25c Box llcst Soap 3 cakes. lijo
25o Qulnacetol-best for colds 2Cc
12.00 Karl Cramer's Tansy, Cottonroot
and Pennyroyal Pills Jl.W
SOHAEFER'S c Drug Store
Tel. 74T. a. W. Cor. 161k ssi Cblea
QeeOB aiUytitd If ABB l any put ot city.
i
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WARM UP
BLACK SELLS
Underwear
Every Day ia Bargain Day With
I Black the $2.50 Hatter t
107 S. lBth Street i,
4 4 4 3
Men's Fall
Clothing
To march in the procession of good
dressers, and be noted for elegance nnd
correctness of apparel instead of being
conspicuous as an echo of the modes
long since passed away, you must see
the clothiug
Made Jor
The Nebraska.
See Farnnm street window for sug
gestions. Sec the salesman for proof.
See the stock before you buy, you'll
save money, timq and trouble.
Mens Fall Suits
4.50 and up
Men's Underwear
Mens .Extra Heavy Quality
mottled fleece lined shirts and C ft r
drawers, regular 75c quality, each O U 1
Men's Light Weight 3-4 wool
natural gray, for early fall wear, an ex
ceptionally good garment, all sizes
84 to 46, shirts or drawers, each. . J C
Mens best quaiity strictly all
wool French Merino Underwear in a choice
line of colors, perfectly shaped and nicely
trimmed, extra good value, shirtB 1 ft ft
or drawers, each 1 .U U
$1.50, $2 and $2.50
They are worth $2.50 $8 and $3.50.
Only 298 of them all told.
On Saturday wo'ro going to offer to men who
want hats, tho greatest hat snap of tho season.
Thoy aro samplo hats sent us from the factory to
make selections from. All clean new hats, all the
latest styles and colors two sizes only, 7 and 74.
' All soft hats, mostly fedoras. Thero Is no ques
tion os regard tho bargains In this sale. If you're
hero early you aro sure of one of them. If you
delay you aro suro to get loft.
Men's Neckwear
Men who'll agree on everything else
who're in complete unison on all other
questions relating to apparel have ir
reconcilable notions when it comes to
the selection of a tie, and can't be in
duced to coincide with anybody's view
on tho subject, that's why wo keep a-tlmusand-nnd-ono
varictlos, all tho now kinds and colors.
45c, 35c, 25c
Women's Hosiery
Women's good quality, fast black, seamless cotton nose ).
per pair ' t
Women's extra quality maco cotton and lisle-thread hose, full fash- O
loned and perfect shaped, onyx dye, pair JG
Hoys' fast 'colored ribbed cotton hose, Just tho thing for school c
per pair I DC
Boys' extra hoavy ribbed hose, double knee, heels and too, gtiarnn- J ' Q
teed fast black, per pair ' '
Women's Shoes
Women's Dongola Shoes lace, with medium toe, medium and heavy tf r"
soles, Just tho thing for early fall wear only P J U
Women's Kid Shoes medium toe, straight kid or patent tip. gonulno welt
sewed, extension soles, selected plump, smooth stock, military c f
heel, shoo store's price, $3.60 our prlco only PjJU
Women's Vlcl Kid Lace Shoos dull kid tops, wide round or medium toe,
Btralght patent tip, full or medium extension soles, military $-9 Q f)
or Cuban heel, AA to D, size 3 to 8 prlco 'PtVU
Boys' Clothing
Clothing cheapness depends first of all on quality, and, socond, to tho
mother's cyo on getting really good styles at n fair price.
Boys' Two-Piece Suits of a nice quality and an exceptional line 0 O 7 C
f patteras to chsoso from $3.75 and 5 is J
Boys' Three-Piece Suits The kind you can depend upon, regarding nlyle, qual
Ity, patterns and price, tho kind that only The Nebraska can 9? ? 7
offer you at such a price , pJ..J
We mako a spoclalty of pleasing tho mother and boy In tho way ot real
good things for boys' wear.
Mail Order Customers
If you want your money to go a long way send it to u
for anything you see in our advertisements. We'll guaran
tee better values than can be had elsewhere in Omaha.
