THE OMAHA DAILY IlEE: SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1D03.
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(TIIK I'EOPLIi.'" FIR.MTIRB ADD CA HPET CO.)
A Golden Opportunity
For buyers of Furniture, Carpels and Stoves. We are con
fronted by a variety of conditions compelling us to force out
our stock overand above what is usual. A call will convince
you that this Is your opportunity. Cash or credit you make the term.
i .. a. e
Hod Room Sets, with large
K"loen or mahogany nnlxn,
beveled mirror, In
substantial drawer
work and very new designs, worth (i KM
f-X.OO, on Bale tomorrow '",uu
Pldeboardsi finished In golden, beveled
mirror, one drawer lined for silver
ware, worth $25 00, sale price
J1S.0O Couches, on sale tomor
row at
Extension table, finished In golden
nicely polished, worth 112, sale price...
Chairs wood Beat, golden finish, brace
armB, worth $1.2, special at
edire
14.50
.8.50
.5.90
79c
CARPET, DRAPERY AND BEDDING SALE
4 -.Rl?Mittt tn'" "'nble 'tlma we offer astonishing values In Blankets, Com
.... , . 1..WB, draperies, uurpras and KugB. He ure ana visit our fourth floor
75c
139
this week.
Cotton Ulankers size 56x74
very heavy worth $1.2.t price
Wool Blankets Mre fifixTH ooloi
gray worth li.So sale price ...
xii Brussels I'ngs In choice. O en
effects worth $l&-sale price. laa.DU
Stoves and Ranges
Never before were we so well equipped
In this department wonderful Induce
ments to command your trade thia week
await you.
WJ? "le fton, fr Star Kstate Steet Ranges
mint to last a life time Kuarantetd no superior
jl equals on sale upwards 31 50
No, Cook Stove smooth castinics wide 1 a Rf
flues worth 115.00 Bale price only II.OU
We are sole agents for Peninsular Rase Burners
Uuaranteed to hnat threo roornn all winter on two tons
or coal. Factory guarantee with every O 4 K.l
stove. On sale tomorrow up from 4iOU
BIO SALE SOFT COAL STOVES-Estate Oak-guaranteed
to keep fire 48 hours with one charge 1 A Ct
of rfoft coal on sale upward from ".. 14.DU
"t.1-a;.'rBfinKT,arK9 oven-good bakers 4fL fn
worth $5.00 sale price '. IO.OU
from ' HOt Bl"8t Hnater" upward J gQ
Comforts well quilted, filled with
white cotton size 64 x74
worth $2.0o sale price ...
Three thousand yards all wool Ingrain
Carpets worth 75 cents Etc,-,
on sale at JlJV
98c
-av - r. a w : . . .- .... crj r- "v. -t,..
Do you wish to earn
a beautiful Bisque
Doll, also a lovely
' Necklace and Ring? If so, send
us your FULL name and, ad.
dress and we will send 22 cards
of our jewelry novelties, post
paid, sell them at ten cents pet
card and return us $2.20 and
we will aend you, all charges
prepaid, one of the . most
beautiful Bisque Doll ever
' given away, together with
Chain Necklace, and a Gold
finished . Ring. This doU is
nearly one-half yard tall, ,
DRESSED IN
SATIN &LACr
. and looks exactly like the pic
ture; shown here, A perfect
beauty with turning bisqua
head, lovely curly hair, pearly
teeth, natural sleeping eyes,
Jointed body, real slippers,
rtockings, etc., and is com
pletely dressed, from head to
foot , Understand this is not a
printed cloth "or rag doll, nor a
cheap plaster of Paris dolp
such as some concerns givaf
but a real - sleeping Bisque
Doll nearly
ONE-HALF
YARD TALL
together with a Necklace and Rlne. Fosi-
Bl&niSt?'"''!' J V I tiVe1y these thrco pre"1' tfven lor aelling
ItjOlJila I J- I only 2 cards of novelties. Take noticet We
prepay all express and mailing charges on
Zr $1020 REWARD lY."
prove that we are not eivW the three
premiums described above, for celling only 2 j cards of novelties. Write to-day and be
sure lo sena your l ui-U name and address, if you wish to earn these beautiful premiums.
D15QUE DOLL CO.. Dept.
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N ioo Bridgeport, Conn.
TOVES
are famous the world over as fuel
vers, and it Is the low fuel bills
..,u;u i 't i c-i .
wiuvu iiiaKcs jcwci oioves ana
' Ranges the cheapest on the mar
ket. "
JheAsh Pan Tells
the story of the rastefulness of the average
siove or range.
There is no etonomy in buying poor tove , L 1 1 1."
at any price. Look for this trade mark and if II ZXHZll '
k the name "Detroit Stove Workr." cast t T?
nume jewel. , UOn i&C f A B i "Wt i. 1 f
Jewel r sold ssd recoasaeaded by
Conklin HardwarcCompany.
X01 Lr.Tmw.rtk It reel, Omaha.
ii a
on every gem
cept a substitute.
I,.. ... fm lm,m Ufiliu
1 ii f
. fi o
Des Moines savings banks were the appel
RCTITIITC nc irnirniTiiDi? f
UIJII1V114 V4 aUUlVtl VI WUU lants and I27K.U4 68 In Vovernment bonds
were Involved In the nmreeriinn. Tii
banks attacked the tnethntl of Miim.nt
on purely constitutional grounds and the
court, arter an extended research of au
thorltles. held to the validity of the rnn
stltutlonal statutory provisions attacked
Fine Program Prepared for the Meeting to
ct Held ia Deoember.
DECIDE ON NEXT YEAR'S STATE FAJR THEN
riaas Ue Awry aad A.t
Ckakr la Editorial Maaaaent
o( RealserLeader Will
Rot Take Plare.
trrom a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINE8, Nov. 7. (Speclal.)-The
Rtnte Arrlriiltursl In.tlfnle In rnnntrttnn
with the annual meeting of the Iowa De
partment of Agriculture will be held la Des
Moines December 7-9, and an unusually fine
program has been arranged for this meet
Ing. There will be a corn exposition In con
nection therewith and prises aggregating
nearly I2P0 have been offered for corn. Prof,
Holden of the State collece will do the
judging. The convention will be In the
fount Men's Phristlan lunrlntlnn mnma
the policy of holding the slate Institutes In
tne state eapitol has been found to be un
satisfactory. The department meeting will
elect the officers for the state fair next
year and probably render a decision as to
wnetner mere win be a fair at all In view
of the St. Louis exposition. The program
Includes a fine line of speakers, and It has
been designed that It shall be of a popular
character, so that there will be a large
general attendance. The array of talent is
larger than at any previous state Institute.
In addition to the papers there will be the
reports of President W. W. Morrow of
Afton, Treasurer O. D. Ellyson of Des
Moines and Secretary J. C. Blmcson of
Knoxvllle.
Proclaimed Thanks la Iowa.
Governor A. B. Cummins tndsv l..n. hi.
proclamation for Thanksrlvln dnv.
A conference was held today by Judge
carrutners of the State Exposition board
with the state geologist and manufacturers
of clay products to determine what can be
done toward making an exhibit for Iowa at
hi. iouis or clay and clay products. It was
decided that an exhibit of the mimihi.
tured products will be made, and this will
come unaer the manufactures department.
In connection with this there was consid
eration of plans for a display of the won
derrul iron ore deposits In Allamakee
county, where there Is a mineral ridge
Wlin KUWW.OOO worth Of tnlner.l l .1-1,.
ine iron ore deposits have nan, K..
worked because they are so far removed
from the river or from railroad. h..
are under way for the development of the
inausiry.
PlirarlBV Coaveatloa. I
. . . . .
.Aireaay mere Is much (Imrin. h.
next congressional convention in tvi. ...
of the state. According tn Hi. vn.
the last election the situation la changed In
w.o oevenin aistnct, so that it will take
counties to nominate a candidate.
Heretofore tho larn vni. in tii. ...
ha been sufficient to leave It so that with
one other delegation Polk county can make
uuminaiion. me rMnnJ .i...i.
" Di.uniiun inn
n.rt ft TirnkahU't.i . . . -
... ui.i -me outsiaa counties
win comnine to nominate a candidate and
"l r resiaent or Des Moines
Newspaper Chaasrea.
The sale le announeod r.t k h.j.h., .
Swedish newBDSDer whlh h.. k
lished weekly In Des Moines the last twenty
' " ownea recently by a stock
company, at the head of which was Sena
tor Erlcson of Bnnna T K.. i , .
the publishers of a Swedish newspaper In
x now 0 otner Bw(Hj
Ish paper Drinteil In tU . .
di . one at
o iimiiM circulation.
i Plaas GO AwfW ;
- " i-ii.nig wnien w.a a . .
Monday by which the morning Reglstei-and
w" 10 pass into the hands of
measrs. A. H. FUnlt of Hnl.lt T . .
. """ J. A.
or usage and T. U Maytag of New.
i win not take place and Mr. Funk will
not become the editor n. ,
and other friends of Harvey Ingham, the
t-.Tracni .aiior, nave secured control of the
uisjuriiy or me stock.
New gavlncs Buk.
A charter was l..,. . , .
uwtuiaa dim or Afl.lr Ta . MAni,
u,n
. iurn,r- Paldent; M. a Porter,
u V, . oever f Stuart Is 4lso
heavily interested In th. v
John W. Tuthlll Lumber company of Sloua
Falls took out a permit to do business In
me Biaie,
No Pay for Matchmaker.
ELDORA. la.. Nov. 7. (SDeclal.)-Mrs.
Mary Adllnger of Arkley sued the estate
of William Orolie. sr.. for txa. which aha
claims was the expense of bringing about
the marriage of Orobe with a Chicago
woman. She aava nrnh a .rn-if tn n.v tK.
cost of the trip, Mrs. Adllnger to bring the
woman to Eldora, which she did. Judge
Evans holds that the contract was against
public policy and denies the claim.
Flaod for Haslas;.
CEDAR FALL8. Ia.. Nov. 7.--BneclBl
Telosranvl Tn a trial h.fora a turv f.wlnw
the six normal students were found guilty
or nazina Harold Cunnln. and An a1
is and coits by Justice Knnpp. The costs
make the fine a heavy one.
RETURNS ON DISTRICT JUDGES
Practically ' Complete Flaares from
Districts Not Previoasly
Reported.
Sherman
Dawson
Custer .
Buffalo
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
HoBtetler. R. Hand, F.
KM
2019
U1S
.23
3 1 Jl
inn
Totals 61M 6011
SIXTH DISTRICT.
lfnllan lli-tm.
otlnson, R. Ruder, R. beck. F. ison. F
Dodge 21fiS
NajifH K?
Merrick 9?2
Colfax 7U6
Platte lcrjo
1716
961
10T.7
84A
1507
221
842
1175
1716
Totals ... 6K7 fiOXfi ' 6i0
FIRST DISTRICT.
Kel-
Onee
Richardson
Jefferson
Nemaha
Pawnee
Babnock.
R.
3227
1K44
I5;i7
1177
1212
11H1
Totals ...10298
Reavla,
R.
2r.:f7
17H5
131
1292
11O0
1021
SIOS
:7!.i
M
7f.2
124t
Kret-
llgher, singer,
2185
1097
1H12
1018
e06
82S3
F.
2043
24M
ma
176
1122
912
93M
Haves
Frontier
Oosner
Dundy
Red Willow
Furnas
Hitchcock
Chase
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
White, F
Orr, R,
82
736
. 4'2
363
, 103D
', 616
. U4
Totals 8766
Plirani An .fata t
Sullivan, 1.019. Orr elected.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
206
59
4.13
223
740
406
236
2902
1,023;
The Great
Women's
Suit Sale
Continues for Monday.
Resides the 547 nuita. we closed out from a kndinp man
ufacturrr, at (tOc on the dollar. Wo have taken 150 buub
from our regular stock, and reduced their prices 40 per
cent. We have done this wherever we found one or two
garments of a kind In stock, that we want to disposeof
rapidly tn thia great sale. You can't tlnd more stylish
suita anywhere, but you'll And much larger prices attached
to inferior garments at most stores. "
HEME'S THE WAY WE'LL BELL THE qUITS MOX
DAY. HEAD 71 ! :
Tailor-
$16.00 WOMEN'S SUITS AT tW-TS Women's
wade BultB, In Bliort blouse efTect, in a-v mm mm
cheviots and VenetlHns. every suit III 7.S
would be cheap at (16, -this sale
122.60 WOMEN'S SUITS AT $l.75-Womens Tailor-Mad
oumm, an in me new i.ouis Al V style, collarltBS catw effects.
med with stitched taffeta bands, perfect in fit,
and workmanship. 122.60 values this snle
00 WOMEN'S SIT ITS AT 119.76-Women's stylish skirted
RlnilSe nlllt mnite Of aiimlna nlioirl... fannH 1 . . a
all All II II I .....ra, i.i, iiiiAiuira aiiu
perfectly tailored and would be cheap
at tii.PO this saie...i
broa'dlotn'.TnnM.i?nZ2.MRN8 SWELL LOUIS XIV BLOUSE SUITS-made of n(W0
uroaaciotns and xlhelineB several samples In this O'Zl 7
aSBI M e M. w
I?-? WOMEN'S SUITS AT 1 4. 76 - Women's Tailor
Made Suits, in cheviots, broadcloths and fancy mix
tures, nil this season's newest shapees, this lot In
cludes some extra sizes In black cheviots . i mm
from 87 to 47 bust meiiBure, 14 7
all go at one price this sale "'Iw
vain) eiiecia,
16.75
lyllsh skirted
mixtures snd
19.75
$35.00 WOMEN'S
etamlnpa rhavfnt.
lot worth doublenot a suit worth less than K6.00 this sale
Great Values in Women's Coats
ii
10-75
WOMEN'S THREE-QUARTER LENGTH
iua.hui KiLellneA, kersovK or cheviots.
All ncW hmiP lrtr.A rr half.tlorK AsJ
backn, with Hhoulder capftft and the very
IV im HA II ... . ioo
Cheyenne Hi!!!!" 74S
X-t7l HIIIB .. 16rS
Bcott'8 Bluft 4;
Kent ow
I'euel 4K3
urant .
T .1 ncnl n
Logan
Banner 16
Totals 2393
Grimes Is elected.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Rpown
Sioux
Rock
vd
Keva Paha
Cherry
Bherida
Dawes
Box Butte
Totals ...
Har-
Flsher, , Mills, ring-ton,
R. R. F.
... 40 424 287
... 143 139 164
.. 861 857 310
... 742 m S34
.. 1239 12O0 1778
858 60S 679 ,
... m m 479
.. KM 666 ... 606
4686 4606 ' 492S
Par-
Sons, F.
67
;i
178
246
1K2
lJrJ
63
1213
West
over, V.
307
243
814
813
1G68
, 638
718
6b3
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Robinson, R.
1191
878
669
1112
1647
Cuming
Dakota.
Stanton
Dlxnn
Cedar
Thurston
Totals
Graves Is elected.
6087
6249
Graves, F.
160)
774
. 742
W0
ua
C3U
WOMEN'S MILITARY COAT-Mada vt
tine Entrllsh kersey or imported sihellne,
In all shudes, hltrh military collar, double
iiuni anu enouiaer capes, Btruu
ped front and back ,
a $16 value
Monday ,
-on i ran to see them If you want a correct and most up-to-date aarment of the selsAn t ZA 'r v J
I
garments worth up to
jo Monaay
s4.75j;
&22.GO, 29;7G and. $37;GO
OleoasMsarla Case.
Th. cas. Involvlnsr tha Hh ' n
fnargarin. In Iowa was submitted to th.
district court todav on - .
Armour company was Indicted as a test
Case to determine whatKa. k.
old in the it t ate ! .Ifflr,i.r,n. ..
. . - ij cuuw lO
vvi4i.-j (.u Aowa law.
Bonds Art Taxable.
Tiisi.. v
UUB n.wi or tne milt w.
i wvuiv iua
morning rendered a decision In the sav
ings bank cases, In which th. right of th.
stat. to tax such banka far ' 4V,.. a.
ajllliuuni
of government bond, held by them, was
HuU.H,u. iiH aeciaea with th.
rcYiew I ram Which an ann.i
by th. several plaintiff.
ber of weeks ago. Th. Home. Peonla-. .n
THE STRENUOUS LlFB
A Great Strata.
on. disputea th. fact Uiat
X7a
-" w.nuu.w in. I IU' r inai
living tn a "rapid" aa-e: it l. n..v.
rush from morning- until night, and com'
iwuuon is so nerc that th. struggle doe.
uui mwa unm ma machln. Is worn out
Women, too, even when surround
every comfort, beoom. . lnfectl h
common spirit, and what with their clubs
ana many social duties, ha v. n ,i
glv. thought to their physical well-being,
-..w. lu.jr ara suaa.n:y Drought to a sharp
realUatlon of th. faut that rov.i.. .......
Uvea Is so important aa attention to correct
v i.nunu living.
It may surprU. th. reader to learn that
women ar. more prone to pUea than mm,
and In moat cases because It U difficult to
Impress upon them th. Importanc. of reg
ular movements of the bowels; Irrigulartty
means straining at stool, and Straining
means pile., with the certainty (under the
usual methods of treatment) that the suf-
,e,w w" nave mem always with her-
ny -usual methods- U meant the appllca-
" " a4re Bna touona, of (as a last re
ort) a surgical o Deration
If there la a complaint which entallamure
m.irr.. ana wnrui UpoB those, afflicted
than pile, or hemorrhoids, it i. . ,
to the writer; fortunaUly. . however, thee.
utf learning mai mer. is a r.medy that ef-
iniuui; cum ui lorrus or plies; it is
hi a x ji i auuu fut cure. Is in
supposiiory rorin, IS applied directly to the
parts, and doea Its work quickly and paln
lesBly; It la Md by druggists at fifty cent,
a package, or will be mailed by th. makers
iu sur auuress upon receipt of prioe.
Mrs. L. M. Jollff. Pharlsburir rihi'
"I feel It my duty to acknowledge th. great
Dcnom i oar. received from th. us. of Py.
auiiu na tuit. r or several nuih. i
suffered untold agony front the bleeding
l"" was nnaiiy aavtaed Dy a Colum
bus doctor to get Pyramid Plls Cur. at
once, which 1 did, and one box oetnpieUly
cured m. 1 ad via. all sufferers to use it"
Wrtv. the Pyramid Drai Ca. ar.r.i..n
Mich., for their inc. book on th. causes
ana cur. ec piios.
IRON DEMAND IS DECREASING
Production of Faraaees Is Now
Maea Less Thaa the
Capacity.
TOUNQSTOWN. O.. Nor. 1 1 n
ler, jr.. president of th. Be
association, gave out th. following state
ment this mornlns of cia- Iron nrnA,n-
of Independent and association turna..
arter yesterday's meeting In Pittsburg:
nave received Information from the
Various nlr iron nroriuc. In . V. . . ,
west, embracing Plttaburv and vlcinltv th.
Vheellng district, the Mahonlna- anil nh.n.
-";,V t '.i 1 "'"o. vjoiumous
ai ' proaucuon In October
" rai i" man capacity., on
" - w- ihow a reaucilon
or 49 per cent less than capacity, it is
perceniage will hold good
U U . III. 11VT.IUU1T
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
ProsalB. of Fair Saadar. with Mala
aad Cold.r Moaday la
Nebraska
WASHINGTON. Nov. 7,-Forecaat!
For Nebraska and Kansas Fair Bima..
rain ana coiaer Monaay
For Illinois Fair and warmer s,,n4..
Monday, fair tn south, rain or anow und
colder .In, northern portion; Increasing
southeast winds.
For North and South Dakota Ruin
colder Sunday; rain or anow and colder
Monday.
For Colorado Fair Sunday: rain or .no..
and colder Monday.
ror wyomina fair in eaat ni. ...a
auu
colder In west portion Sunday; rain or snow
ana coiaer Monday.
For Montana Rain, followed bv m..
colder Sunday; Monday, partly cloudy.
fur jaiBBUuri fair dudqmt. m'lth
In east portion; Monday, increasing cloudl
h"a with rain and colder in north
uon.
Local Reeord
OPriOR nif TUB1 lVtriTUlTD nt.nni..
oma ii ir Nov vromciai vr.;..,.
peratura and nreclnltation om,.r. i.il
the corresponding day of the last three
f.aia.
. ' 103. 1902. 1901. 1900,
Maximum temperature .. 81 63 43 4g
mean lemptiraiure 49 43 84 41
r-recipitauon 00 .00 .00 .00
necora 01 lemperature and precipitation
at Omaha for this day and since March 1,
V:il.a. f.ir h Av .
Totial .smaa atn... 'Vf'JV'i""
IV . ' prrcipiiBiion 04 inch
Pendency for the dav rd
Total rainfall Blnce March l....tl'.kl lmh.i
Excess since March 1 46 Inches
pendency for cor. period 1902.. 60 Inches
ionci.ncy ror cor. period 19ol.. 6.13 Inches
DIKD,
CARTER Levi, at his apartmenU In Pax-
.vfii siutci,. nuventuer f,
Funaral urvliw. will K. I. a, . m . . u .
lora of tha Pailnn LXnH. n
iowl.i "
HOUDEN-Pnu! rt KovanU. .
Ogden, Utah, of typhoid fever. '
Funeral Tuesday afternoon, November 10
at I o clock at All Halnta' church Tw.n.
tjr-slxth and Dewey avenue. Interment
... wmi. immn isec'easea msrneu
mur.tiall w; hi w u a . . , . . . . l
Omaha publio library some fourteen
iA.L,ii.Yteorgla C, wife ef Ira L. Rallev
... v.. v. utni, siunaa
utumw m, ai tvrarnev. at ma a.a ..
years, t month and 14 dava
The funeral nt Mra w a wn. A.
, ----- . - ,, i.i v. ruir
L" November 6. will be hld
- ' . . v viu. n 1 1 C 111 1 Il
re.b) terian church at Hoi. nee. iuiar.
I y w
Our Fur Department
I
3.90
5.90
We are showing1 the largest and most complete Mile of women'! .'liable furs aver
iiunu an viuautai
A TTITW rV rT DDCPT A T CI
WOMEN'S IX)NO FUR BOA of the bet black coney fur with
lit lorvn fulla. avnrl K (Uk Hl'D J D T '
WOMEN'S ISARELLA FOX SCARF-60 Inches long, with t larre ta'lls
WOMEN'S IUXTRA IX)Na FUR BOA-of the'new Arabian Vox' fur, 'isaueiia'or sab,
dyed, 2 large tails, scarfs o e
positively worth $15.00 OUR PRICE O. O
WOMEN'S HANDSOME ISABELLA FOX LOA-extra long, of very fin.' selected
i kins, with 2 large very full and .a ne
fluffy talis, an $18.60 value OUR PRICE I. O
1
Women's Fur Jackets
WOMEN'S ELECTRIC SEAL JACKETS made of good full skins, with Neutra,
collar end reivers Skinner' satin lined U2 inches long, . i ' .' ry a no.
A BCECIAL. BA-RGAlN PRICte. .'...J..... ,s470
WQMEN'S NEAR SEAL JACKKTr-made .of the very best selected skins, 22 Inches
long made and flnlHhed um well as any sea 1 skin garment, finest satin lining will
sttnd comparison with any $60 jacket in th . market, r-t Bl
OUR, PRICK OZ.OU
WOMEN'S NEW BLOUSE FUR JACKET B-w. kre Bhowlng a beautiful line of the,
garpients, In near seal, krlmmer and Persi an lamb, with beaver, mink or chinchilla
revere at prices we guarantee to be lower than any , . e gt
store in Omaha-$37.60, $47.60, $06.00 up to IOO.UU
Monday We Will Sell Womens Shoes
Worth $2.50, $3 and $3, 50 for $1
They are odds find eiids of siloes that we wish to sell
out rapidly they come in the following sizes only:
3, 4 4J, and 5 AA, A, Ii widths. They are positively
shoes that sold from $2.50 to $3.50. Women who can
wear theiabove sizes will-make a big saving .on. these
shoe investments. ON SALE MONDAY MOKNINQ.
Ladies' 75c Gloves
for 45c v (
Ladles Golf, come in blacks, white and
fancy colors In mercerised, Scotch wool
an cashmere beautiful styles, all sixes
REGULAR 75o VALUES.FOR
'at
45c
Ladles' Kid Gloves, worth fl.OO, Womea'i
fo. Bile.
Special lot of ladles' kid gloves. In all
the newest shades, with twu clasps,
black, white and colors, CQn
regular $1.00 values for OlfW
Vests and Paats, SSo Par
Gnrraent.
rood heavy welrht. Hhbed
Ijinles ro
fleece lined vests- snd pants, in Ervntian.
Ladles' Belts worth 91. for 4 So.
Special purchase of ladles' belts, ' In
velvets, leathers and Bilk, the new tailor-made
suit belt. In black, whlto and
reds, also every shade of crushed
leather, with beautiful gilt, nickel and
run metal trimmlnn1. in
regular $1.00 values, for C
white or natural, nerfectlv
shaped and trimmed, ON SALE
MONDAY, PER GARMENT ..
.Ladles' Combination Baits'
Bo.
Made of heavy ' Egyptian cotton, . In
natural ecru, made to sell . AKc
25c 7' apeclal price, Monday
Ladles'
Kxtra Flae aaallty Uader-
wear, 4Mto.
Ladles' extra fine quality underwear, In
Cl "M,ce1 3"sey ribbed vesU and pnnts.
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quality for Monday
Chlldrea's Vaderwear at ID. -
Children's natural gray Jersey ribbed
cotton combination suits ages I to 12.
regular 46o quality 19C
The orlca and oualitv nf Vaa.n.
Sea make it a standard for tha
world. It is displacing ninety per
cant of all other flaked wheat foods
wherever introduced.
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Retails at Q cents
Yet the quality is the best and the
pacxage is iuu weight. 1 be largest
food mill in the world enables us
to do this.
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St. Louis-Hot Springs Servico
smiifo Iron Mountain Routo .
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Springs Western R, R.
Commencing Sunday, Nov. 8th, the Iron
Mountain Route will inaugurate its solid
through fast- train service between St
Louis and Hot Springs, Arkansas, via
Benton. The departing and arriving
time at St Louis and Hot Springs will
be as follows?
Leave 8:f0 p. m. St. Louis Arrive 7:35 a. m.
Arrive 8 a. m. Hot Springs Leave 730 p. m.
Thos. F. Godfrey. Pass, and Ticket Ajent, Omaha.
H. C. Townsend, Gea'l Pass, and Ticket Arent. St. Louis.
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