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The Omaha 1 Daily Bee.
EDITORIAL SHEET.
PAGES 9 TO 16. 'g
ESTABLISHED JUNE 19, 187L
OMAHA, SATURDAY MORNING, AFRIL 30, 1904.
SINGLE COPY THREE CENTS.
Hc;ip
75c L
Neckwear.. 39c
50c L
Neckwear. ... 25c
$5.00 Shirt Waist Patterns
$2.25 and $2.75
10c Initial Hakf's 5c
50c Ci,U......25c 1
$1.00 JOc 1 "
HOT
20c ' Ribbon.., Wc
35c Taffeta.. 15c
iIS
THE RELIABLE STORE!.
TUB RELIABLE STORE.
THE RELIABLE STORK.
Three Great Lace Curtain Stocks
BROMLEY, BRITTAIX AND THE ZION CITY LACE CURTAINS ON BALH
AT HAYDEN'fl. MONDAY, MAT I. THE ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR FRONT DE
VOTED TO THE DISPLAY OF SAMPLES.
EVERT CURTAIN GUARANTEED PERFECT
AND OF THE HIGHEST ART IN CURTAIN MANUFACTURE. ALL NEW, UP-TO-DATE
PATTERNS NO OLD STOCK.
PURCHASED BY HAYDEN BROS. FOR 8POT CASH. AT A SAVING OF 60
FER CENT OVER IMPORTED GOODS.
NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
NOTTINGHAMS BRUSSELS NET
FVira and white styles, hun- ' 48 styles, hundreds of pain worth
dreds of pain worth 11.60 U $US $4.00 ta 118 00 a pair
a pair MONDAY MONDAY
69c to $5.50 Pair , $2.50 to $9.75 Pair
CABLE NETS ARABIAN
Bra and white O itylne, hon- 47 styles, hundreds of pairs worth
dreds at pairs worth $4.00 to $8.00 $4.00 to $14 M a pair
a pair MONDAY MONDAY
$2.50 to $6.50 Pair $2.50 to $8,00 Pair
ALL WHO ATTENDED OUR FORMER LACB CURTAIN SALES WERE MORE
THAN SATISFIED WITH THE GREAT BARGAINS THIS BALE WILL
LEAD THEM ALL
flPEOIAL LOT OF MADRAS CURTAINS- 2 Cfl
FROM, PAIR. 11.26 TO - . aS.OU
SPECIAL LOT OF SILK MADRAS CURTAINS- ft tZ(
AT, PAIR, $00 TO - u,ov
Ladies' Under
wear Bargains
10e Jersey Ribbed Sleeveless Vests,
plain or fancy yokes, IOC
00c Jersey Ribbed Umbrella Pants,
lace trimmed, 25 C
Children's Egyptian Cotton Vests and
rants, long slevres and ankle length,
nil sizes worth 89o to OSS
60c, st. ..... w'
0Oc Corset Cotsts and Umbrella Draw
ers, lace and nibroldery 065-
trimmed ...... alSOC
Ladles' Cambric Skirts, with deep lace
or embroidery ruffles and Nainsook
Gowns, Swiss embroidery of Vnl-
enclnes lace trimming worth
98c
u. 41.80 to f2, Saturday
FASHIONABLE
, riety
Boys'
up
PARKER CARRIES BANNER
Sketch of tie Judge Favored by Democrats
of the Empire Bute.
TRAITS REVEALED IN PUBLIC STATION
Faots Iaterest ta Kabav Mld
Democrats ( the Jaekaoa,
JiltrMi am4 ?leve
. j ' la aahaoL
The action of the New Tork stats demo
cratic oonvention In declaring for Judfe
Parker and Instructing; the defecation to
the national convention to vets as a unit
fur faint, makes tns New Tork Jurist tba
most prominent candidate (or the party's
leadership now la the flelcL With few ex
ceptions New Tork haa exercised domi
nating Influence In democratla national
councils. Whether the state this year re
sumes Its former Influence In the national
convention depends on the elimination of
Bryanlsm. la that event the sesenty-telfht
votes of the state will give Judge Parker
a strong toad for the nomination. His
personality and characteristics have be
come matters of national Interest and The
Bee takes pleasure In presenting to demo
crats hereabouts some faots about tbs
man most likely to capture the prise at
Bt Louis. Doubtless the Jacksontan and
Jeffersonlan and Cleveland type of demo
crat will appreciate the Information all the
more beaause It la denied them by their
regular organa
Writing in Ue New Tork Herald George
Cary Kgglesloa says of the New Tork
Judge:
For about a score of years Ai'.on B.
Parker has been withdrawn from the pub
lic view by virtue of bis own high respect
for the Judicial offices he has held. It has
been his theory and his practice has ac
corded with his theory that a Judge sit
ting upon the bench of the higher courts,
which must now and then deal with Ques
tions Involving political dominance, should
scrupulously avoid all active participation
In politics beyond the casting of his own
secret ballot at elections. He has stead
fastly obeyed this law which he laid down
lor himself. Ha has held that a m
chosen to serve la exalted Judicial office
Is a man set apart tor the performance
of functions too sacred to permit him for
one moment to Invite question of his ab
solute Impartiality by himself engaging in
partisan wrangles or any kuid.
ven nwt when his nomination for presl
s s w . . vt .-." - - m
SI
fire You Thinking
of a
Summer Vacation?
You will need a suit case.
Now is your chance to se
cure a good one at a very low
price. Saturday you can se
cure a
$1.75 Suit Case,
for .
...25
3.75
$5.00 Cowhide Suit
Case, for.
$7.00 Cowhide Suit A Oft
Casq, for I,U0
Other grades at $7.50 to
$18.00.
S9K
HE AD WEAR
AT UNFASHIONABLE PRICES
Saturday you can buy $2 odd CC
sized and sample hats at..... OO u
Our exclusive lines of style creators
are unsurpassed in neatness and va-
of form, wearing qualities and
price, ne iMi'UitiAL and TIGER
HATS at $3.50 have no equals. The
CHAMPION $2.50 and BED ROVER
$2.00 HATS are unsurpassably good.
We also have several other lines at
$1 .50 and a complete line of Q Prt
JOHN STETSON HATS at. UiOU
CAP SALE SATURDAY
Boys' and Children's Cape,
worth up to 50c, at
25c
fine all wool Caps, worth I? fl
to 75c, Saturday. ,
iirls' Silk Automobile Caps, j
worth up to $1, Saturday....!
dent seems well nigh certain, he holds
himself aloof from everything that might
aid that honorable ambition. He refuses
to be interviewed. He refuses even to
sea newspaper men, lest he compromise
that Judicial dignity the preservation of
which he regards as a supreme duty. By
way of explanation he said to an old and
tried friend the other day that be was
not a candidate for the presidency or for
any other political offlca
"I am chief Judge of the court of ap
peala of New Tork," ha added. "So long
as I hold that office It would be an In
decenoy for me to become an active can
didate for any other plaoe. I am not such
a canaiaate. I am aware that my name
Is Just now freely spoken of In connection
with the presidency. With that I have
nothing whatever to do. But as chief
Judge of the court of last resort in this
State it would In no wise become ma to do
any aot or to say any word which might
wy.u remotely seem t be a seeking of
such a nomination."
I have taken down this lrtt.miu tmm
the lips of one of Judge Parker's nearest
mna most trusted friends, who permitted
me a few days ago to copy the exact
words as he repeated them.
Aa Hoaeraklt Reserve.
This reserve is of unn. hiirhiv tinnK.
able to Judge Parker's sense of Judicial
propriety and equally so to a dignity of
mind whloh Is In strange contrast with
me nurkstertng methods of soma athar
seekers after convention votea
ad this dignity la characteristic of the
man. So also Is tha reawrv h. i
prompts him to practice. He has for nine
teen years held a place among the higher
Judiciary of his state, honored .nv. h
governors ef both parties for his Integrity,
nis aigmry ana bis profound respect for
the Judicial offlca During all that time he
has never ones taken part In any partisan
controversy and never once has he uttered
a sentence, in publlo or In private, that
could be construed as partisan.
And yet he Is a man of strong political
conviction Before he was elevated to
the bench he conducted a democratic state
campaign as chairman of the exeootlve
committee. He was on of Mr. Cleveland's
earliest and moat earnest supporters, one
of the strongeet of those men who saw In
Mr. Cleveland a candidate fit to repre
sent the best traditions of his party and
fit also as president to bring the country
back to It ancient moorings.' Yet when
Mr. Cleveland asked him to aecept an
honorable and lucrative office Judge Parker
declined. His political activity had had
no trace or lalnt of self-seeking In It.
So well, Indeed, baa his unselfish de
votion to duty ta publlo life been recog
SILKS WORTH UP TO
SALE SATURDAY AT Wc.
There are about 300 pieces In all and Include all the newest and finest silks. They hare been displayed In Sixteenth
street windows for the past few days and were the center of attraction. Silks for suits. Foulards, Liberty Satin,
Louisene, Liberty Brilliant, Moussellne Taffeta Teau de Gant, 3G-lnch colored Taffeta, 36-inch Whito Wash Silk. 44
lnch Black Grenadine, Tompodour Silk, swell Brocade Satins In evening shades high cost Imported novelties. This
sale is far above the ordinary and merits the attention of every woman In the city of Omaha. We can-
not Impress upon you too strongly the necessity of early attendance. Sale starts promptly at 8 o'clock L J
Monday morning. Silks worth $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 in this sale
Saturday Another Safe On Famous Black Raglan Taffeta
RAGLAN TAFFETA Is 27 inches wide and is one of the heaviest and stronpest Black Taffetas made. The manu
facturers of this silk endeavored to tlx a regular uniform retail price of $1.7." in every store in tlie United States,
but we propose to sell our own merchandise at any price we plpime, and as we made an advantageous -v
purchase of these Raglan Taffetns, we will offer these $1.75 silks VfC
Saturday for -V-fW
It Will Pay
WOMEN'S SILK SHIRT WAIST
SUITS
Beautiful garments In checks, pin stripes
ana pi&in colors. t J til
at, $20.00, $16.00, 112.60 and ?J.JJ
Other Magnificent Bargains
From Our Manufacturer's Stocks.
$15.00 women's suits In fancy mix- KQC
tures and plain colors, at zrt-'
$20 00 suits In the new military style, made
of the very best Lymen'a all wool chev
lr.ts and handsome voiles, 12,50
Anopportunityjo buy groceries
cheaper at Hayden's than any other store in the west. Compare
these with other so-called cut prices.
Large sack yellow or white Corn Meal..l2Ho
Fancy Crisp Ginger Snaps, per lb 4o
aruM-Nuti. oer nice -
Malta Vita, Korea, Egg-O-Be. Vigor,
Vim or Nutrlta, per pkg 7V4o
S-lh. oackaa-e Nudavlal J&t men t. So
6 lbshand-ploked Navy Beans 19o
6 lbs. good Japan Rice 19o
6 lbs. Hominy, Sago, Tapioca or Farina, lo
9 lam. oreniiiub v&uuco,...,. ....... .... w
Coadansed MJnoe Meat, per pkg 60
Large bottles, Mixed, Sour, Sweet,
Chow Chow or Onion Pickles, : per
bottle SHo
Best Macaroni, per pkg s-so
J-lb. can solid packed Tomatoes.......... 7Ho
S-lb. can Boston Baked Beans.. 7Vko
nised that It was Governor Levi p. Morton,
a republican, who designated hem aa a
member of the appellate division of the
supreme court. Governor Morton did this
solely in recognition of the admirable ser
vice which Judge Parker had rendered ss
a supreme court Justloe and as a member
of the Second division of tha court of ap
peals, a post to which Governor HiU had
assigned him.
In 1897 he was the demecratlo candidate
for the offloe he now holds, that ef chief
Judge of the court of appeala It has been
erroneously stated In some newspapers
that the republicans nominated no candi
date against him and that he was unani
mously elected. Buoh was not the ease.
The republicans nominated a strong man
In opposition, but Judge Parker was elected
by more than SO.OOO plurality.
Judge Parker Is not eulte R years old.
In persen he Is a large man, six feet In
height, broad In the shoulders and un
usually musoular. Although he can-lea not
an ounce of what athletlo trainers oall
"superfluous flesh," his weight la nearly
200 pounds. It la 100 pounds of bone and
brawn and brains. He has not the slightest
tendency to obesity. His chest measure
exceeds his waist measure by many Inches,
but his arms and legs are large, and even
under the disguise of garments that fit him
well the muscles both abovs and below are
always In evldeno to every observant eye.
atarally Stalwart, j
They are not the muscles, however, of
the trained athlete, not muscles developed
at the expense of general health. I cannot
learn that he ever In his life practised In
a gymnasium or did any other of the things
that are commonly and very mistakenly
supposed to minister to a desirable muscu
larity. His stalwart form and superb
strength, were acquired, as those of the
great majority of Americano have boon,
by a life of farm work and out of door
living.
Ho was bora the son of a hard wanting
farmer who had so lit Us of this world's
goods that for lack of means ho had to
give up a cherished purpose of sending his
son through college.
from bis earliest childhood that boy was
a farm worker, and be la so yet. His
homo Is on a farm at Ksopua, Vis tax
county, N. T-, and ho owns and manages
two other farms la other parts of the
state, I use the word "manages" ad
visedly, for, la spite of his exacting Judi
cial duties, ho manages, tat ouch leisure as
ho has, to direct every detail of work on
his three farms and to know better even
than his farmhands do every fast that
the farmer seeds to know about bis fields,
You to Watch Our Ads
and take advantage of the exceptional offerings we are
making in our
Cloak Department.
One of the most important stocks secured by our
buyer while on his recent trip was one of
Skirts in Dress and Walking Lengths
2,500 of them Voiles, Etamines, Cheviots, Serges and many Qf
other fabrics worth up to $10.00 your choice at... ....... 1
up to $iu.uu your
SHOWN IN OUR SIXTEENTH
Women's voile, etamlne and cheviot 8ultn
sample garments no two alike, Q Ofl
worth up to $30.00. at lo,5u
Women's satin lined covert C ffl
main, at IJ.VJVJ
Women's ollk coats, 7 different
styles, at
.5.00
$12.00 cravenette coats, perfect JT Eft
hMiltlpn. Rt
Worn
men's long ullk coats, f AH
, $20.00, $15.00 and lJ.JJ
at,
Women's Shirt Waists .
Lace, Crepe de Chine, Japs, linens and fine
lawns, worth up to $10.00, 4,90
Alpaca, linen, lawn and organdy waists,
worth up to $5.00. QQ
Saturday
8-lb. can Golden Pumpkin..... tW
J-lb. can pure Apple Butter... .1 7V4c
8-lb. can Golden or Greengage Plums... 10o
8-lb. can fancy Table Peaches, Apricots
or Peas In heavy syrup IZw
2-lb. can fancy Wax, String or Lima
Beans VAo
8-lb. can Early June Btfted Peas. 7W
1-lb. pkg. best Com Starch 4a
Star or Horseshoe Tobacco, per lb....., 0o
1-lb. can fancy Alaska Salmon Sc
Choice Tea Blftlngs, per lb lOo
Fanoy Golden Santos Coffee, per lb lBo
Garden Seeds, any kind you want, per
Pkg 8Hc
6 burs Laundry Soap, any brand 18o
his orchard a, his cattle and his garden
grounds.
That Is not all. Whenever opportunity
offers ho Joins his hired farmhands in
their work, and there Is not a man f wng
them who can accomplish more In a day
than ho can, or 'feel better at tho end of
the day.
Robust, eountry bred and thoroughly
healthy man that ho Is, ho finds his chief
delight In suoh hard work as this, and
when his court dutieo call him away from
his farms ho still preserves his health and
strength by long morning rides on horse
back. Ho rides good horses, too horses
that know how to go, and do not stand
much upon tho order of their going.
Conspicuous Featares. '
Judge Parker has a largo and , sym
metrical head, with a smooth forehead,
which haa aoqntred some additional domain
by tho recession of tho hah- above It That
hair la of copper oolor, fine and soft, as
tho hair of intellectual men Is apt to be.
On his face bo wears only a mustache,
light In color and therefore less aggressive
upon attention than It would bo If its hue
were dark. His features are large, well
moulded and strong.
Tho chin cspeolallly Is pronounoed, and It
Is suggestive of great determination, while
tho gentle half smile that plays around
tho lips above It gives ample warrant that
tho determination can never bo of a kind
hostile to anything except wrong.
Tho complexion la florid, but Its ruddi
ness suggests only good health, temperate
habits and much exposure to tho sun and
tho wind.
Tho Indications of tho head and face are
fully confirmed by what wo know of the
man. Ho Is calm, self-possessed and cool
headed. His temperament la In absolute
contrast with that of Mr. Roosevelt He
does nothing and says nothing upon Im
pulse. He does everything and aays every
thing upon conviction and as the result
of a carefully thought out Judgment To
employ an expressive southern figure of
speeoh, "ho never goes off at half-cock.M
Both his actions and his words are care
fully considered. That la his habit of
mind.
- Another thing of vital Interest concern
ing him was strongly Impressed upon my
mind a few evenings ago by one of the
most eminent of New Tork'o Judges
a Judge whoso position for kids me to men
tion his name In quoting his words, though
I think ho did not forbid such mention. I
suppose ho took It for granted that I would
not do so, particularly aa our conversa
tion was held while I was a gusst
What that eminent Judte, who haa
known Judge Parker, long and closelyt said
$2.00 ON
STREET WINDOW.
Women's lawn waists, handsome garments,
worth up to $3 00, Q5C
A sreat line of waists, worth up (n
to $1.00, at )yC
OTHER SPECIALS.
$1.25 women's wash 4Qc
underskirts, ut
$2.00 women's Moire underskirts, J. 00
$2.50 women's crepe and lawn QSc
klmonas, at
$1.50 percale and lawn wrappers, ,Q8c
$2.5o' 'children's' spring' coats, aii ff
colors, at
$1.00 children's wash dresses, ases 40c
I to 8 years, at
EXTRA DRIED FRUIT SPECIALS,
Large California Prunes, per lb 8H0
Fancy Mulr Peaches, per lb '. 7Ho
Virginia Blackberries, per lb 7Vio
California Grapes, per lb 7t4o
English Cleaned Currants, per lb 7c
New York Evaporated Apples, per lb.. 84c
Three Crown Layer Raisins, per lb 7Hc
Virginia Raspberries, per lb 20c
Fancy Bartlett Pears, per lb 12Ho
ORANGES. ORANGES. ORANGES.
20,000 large, sweet, Juicy Highland Navel
Oranges, on sale Saturday, each Jo
We handle nothing but absolutely pure
Butter and strictly first class Eggs.
TRADING STAMPS ABSOLUTELY FREE
to me was, In substance, and as nearly as
I can recall his words, this:
"Judge Parker Is possessed of all those
qualities of mind, character and tempera
ment which were regarded in tho early
days of tho republic as essential to one
who might be thought of for tho presi
dential place. He haa a high and unsul
lied moral character, of course. Ho has an
upright and relentlessly honest mind, it
would never occur to him aa the execu
tive chief of the nation to usurp the func
tions of tho legislative branch of tho gov
ernment and by executive order enact
laws which congress bad refused to enact
"Ho has a personal dignity, too, which
would utterly and absolutely forbid him
while president to conduct a campaign for
convention delegates by way of securing
his own renomlnatlon by his party or his
own re-election by tho people. Ho would
scorn such activities, as Jefferson, Madi
son and Monroe scorned them. x
"Indeed, his nomination. If Jt shall bo
made, will bo a pronounced return to the
democratla traditions of tho Jeffersonlan
time. It win also Involve tho restoration
of the democratlo parry to sanity and
soberness after that debauch of anarchism
for which Mr. Bryan and his populists
compelled it unwittingly to stand sponsor.
It will bring back to the party which beat
and most truly represents the ideas and
Impulses and aspirations of the American
people all that multitude of voters who
reluctantly voted against It In tho two
latest presidential elections hecauso tho
machinery of the party organization had
been seised upon by populists and an
archists and a csndldato had been nomi
nated whose election would have spelled
chaos and black night for tho country.
Extraordinary Executive Ability,
''Another thing," added this eminent
Judge, "Judge Parker has a truly extraor
dinary executive ability. He knows how
to do things and how to get things done.
I have familiar and friendly acquaintance,
of course, with every member of tho court
of last resort, over which ho presides. Ono
and all of them testify that nsver be
fore In the history of that court was busi
ness so well conducted. Ho holds tho law
yers strictly to their buslnesa When tho
court renders a decision ho permits no
lawyer to argue the matter adjudicated.
"Ho allows no waste of time. He is al
ways tho first Judge present on the bench,
and he remains always until tho court
edjourna In tho meanwhile he Insists
that business shall go on with no delays
and no Interruption. Ho makes this In
sistence with a suavity sod grsclousneas
of voice and manner which leave no possi
ble ground of complaint on the part of any
lawyer, indeed; I have never ' known a
Wool Dress Goods Sale
Saturday Morning at 10 O'clock
We will place on sale 600 Wool Dress ratterns of 7 yards and 5 yarrts each 54-
inch will be 5 and 6 yards and 40-inch and 40-inch will be T yards each
they will consist of Scotch Suitings, English Tweeds, All Wool Henriettas, 54
inch and 40-inch Imported Mohairs, Voiles. Etamines, Crepes, etc. not a yard
worth les than 75c and up to $.1 per yiird and only oni pattern
to a customer all new, 1004 spring goods s long as they last Q
will go at a yard
1 '
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From 2 to 10 P. M.
We will sell Gros Romans' and Shenrur Louth's new spring Glial
lis worth from 75c to $1.00 per yard In the Domestic !23 C
Room at
All these goods are displayed In the Uth St. window now.
Special
Millinery News
$2.00 Children's
Trimmed Hats, 98c
$1.00 Children's
Trimmed Hats, 59c
On Saturday we place on
sale two grand trimmed
bat bargains for children,
which are the best value
for the money ever given
anywhere. Tw-o dollar and
or.e-fifty goods for
59c and 98c
J Millinery Dep't on 2nd Floor.
UNIQUE
DEMONSTRATION
BEGINNING MONDAY, MAY 2nd,
Miss Iloffner of New York, an expert ccrsetler, will
illustrate to the ladies of Omaha the advantages of the
exquisite La Marguerite Corset. Btylish, new shapes ar
provided for every figure. Prices, ranging from $2.50 to
$10.00.
WE HAVE Kabo, W. B., Erect Form, O. D. and Royal
Worcester Corsets at $1.00 and up. ,.
ALL CORSETS FITTED F DESIRED.
Gloves and Hosiery
Ladles' Silk Gloves In all the new spring shades $1.00, TEo
and ....- ,iMw..,.w
Ladles' Kid Gloves In all the newest shades, at $1.50
and
Ladles' Lisle Thread and Lace Hose In black and fancy color s--woTth 75o
and $1.00, at
Ladles' fine Cotton Hose double heels and toes worth S5o and 8$o
19o cTUldren's Bicycle Hose oil sizes
at -
lawyer practicing In the court of appeals
who was not ready to say that Judge
Parker was altogether the pleasantest pre
siding Judge that any honest lawyer could
confront in a court"
Judge Parker's homo life is like that of
the great majority of clean minded, pure
hearted Americans. He has a mother
whom ho reveres, a wife whom he loves as
he did In the days of their courtship, some
grown up children, who rejoice to be with
him when they can, and some little grand
children who regard htm as "good fun"
when be gets an opportunity to frollo with
them. This he does riotously.
Ho Is a hearty eater 'of wholesome food,
as a man must be who would maintain
such a physique as his in health and vigor.
But his tastes are simple, wholesome and
temperate. I have many times sat with him
throughout an evening In a club room,
where everybody else, or nearly everybody,
was freely Indulging In wine or spirits,
while he, without that oetentatlous refusal
of proffered hospitality which might have
seemed a Pharisaical rebuke, quietly oon
tented himself with oarbonlo water or
something else of that Innocent kind.
While he haa abstained, as has been said,
from all participation in partisan wrangles
since his elevation to the bench. Judge
Parker is a thorough paced democrat. He
Is a firm believer In the principles of human
liberty, equal rights and equal laws for all
men which Jefferson and a long line of
democratlo otatesmen of the golden age
advocated. He was a special friend of
Samuel J. Tilde n, of Grover Cleveland and
Of Daniel Manning.
He is a typical American dtlxen, upright,
clean. Industrious, healthy, dignified, gently
disposed, resolute for right, patriotic, mod
est and In no conceivable way self-seeking.
Ho believes In Jaw, In the constitution, in
the equality of men, In personal liberty,
in local self-government In brief, hi all
those principles that have created this re
publics of ours and made it great
ls raw ' Caivorsal.
Tho Japanese use paper at every mo
ment Tho string with which a deft-handed
"darling of tho gods" does up ths articles
you buy Is made of paper. Tho handker
chief (thrown away after use) Is paper,
the partitions dividing the houses are pa
per and tho pane through which an Indis
creet eye looks at you is papor. Tho pane
Is certainly wanting In transparency, but
there is a simple remedy. Ono finger is
passed' through the paper that Is a 11. Af
terward a small piece Is stuck on the
opening with a gruln of rice. The men's
bats, the cloak of the porter whu carries
hut burden, singing a cadence through
Men's
Furnishing
Bargains.
250 doz. Mn's fine woven mad
ras shirts $1 and $1.50 values,
Saturday. 49c
300 doz. Men's 25c and 50c half
hose, all new spring patterns,
at 121&
Men's 4 ply linen collars, worth
15c, Saturday, each 5c
60c .and 75c Men's fancy silk sus
penders, 25c and 39c
Ken's Spring underwear, made
from line Egyptian cotton, in
plain or , fancy colors, 25c,
35c 50c
50c Men's silk finished under
vear, at.... ....lQc
.49o
1.00
39c
19c
12 i
.... , "3j
the rain, tho garment of tho boatman who
conducts you on board, tho tobacco pouch,
cigar case all are paper. Those elegant
flowers ornamenting the beautiful hair of
the Japanese ladies and those robe collars
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NEWSPAPER "ADS" ARE BEST
British Merchants Gather Wisdom
After Wasting Good Money on
Handbills.
V
. Prom various souroea, says a London
cablegram, there oomes abundant infor
mation, not only of the Ineffectiveness of
tosulng o hart table appeala by post, but
the Inutility of clrcullalng generally.
. Tho manager of a distributing agency
admitted that advertisers were discover
ing that tha hand bill thrust into a letter
box was not so productive as It was a
tew years ago,
"Strange though it may seem," he ad
ded, "there was a time when the hand bill
was rather welcome, especially If it were
of a pictorial kind. But now it Is re
garded as a nuisance, because there aro
too many.' A hand bill to claim any at
tention nowadays must be very striking;
but the men capable of designing such
an attraction are almost unobtainable."
Tho managing director of a printing
firm which probably produoea the majority
of hand bills and circulars In London said:
"It is quite futile in these days to at
tempt to obtain business ' by circulars.
People are not only tired of them, but re
gard them as such a nuisance that im
mediately they are dropped Into the letter
box or flung into the hall, where thoy are
picked up by a servant and transferred
to the dust bin.
"In some districts, notably tho West End,
hand' bills have become such an affliction
that, the police have been appealed to.
"Tiien, again, householders are constantly
complaining of newly cleaned steps being
soiled by the deliveries of hand bills, of tho
constant Injury of bells, and the not In
frequent disappearance of trifles from tho
halls. In such trying circumstances how
can the advertisers expect custom to fol
low? "But tha hand bill as an advertising me
dium is doomed. There has lately been a
noticeable fulling off In tho orders, and I,
as much a victim of the nuisance as anyl
body, do not deplore tho fact" Chlpago
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