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DB. KERR il AYES BELLEYUL
Pssidnt of Fifteen Ye Inw Oorp!
Aootpunoe of Eir,iiation.
BECOMES HEA OF WESTMINSTER COLIECE
OlMfTMBHt Ot Fiscal Policy
Divides Board ( Trnateae 1.
teveaae Mar B Elected.
to Office.
.1
After Ion ana unfinished annual meat
tng of the board Of truataea of Bellevue
college, marked for a lack of harmony,
the resignation of President David R. Kerr
was acoepted Tuesday eight. Dr. Kerr,
finding that a minority of the board had
determined to continue a fight to take the
. executive management of the school out of
his bands, pressed the matter of his raslg.
nation, submitted some weeks ago, aa told
la The Bee, Against the desires of a ma'
Jorlty of the board It waa finally accepted,
to take effect at his pleasure. This means
Dr. Kerr will go to Fulton, Mo., In July to
become president of Westminster college
there at aa Increased salary and under con
siderable leas stress and financial responsi
blltty. -
Belle-rue college, located at Bellerue, ' Is
the Presbyterian syhodlcal college of Ne
braska, having been founded In 1884. Dr.
Xorr has been president for fifteen years
and during Ms tenure the school with its
enrollment of more than 200 students, prac
tically ha been made, being -built up
largely through contributions and endow
ments secured by Dr. Kerr in the east.
For the last four years, however, mem
bers of the board of trustees, led by T. A.
Crelgh and Dr. W. B. Qlbbs of Omaha,
are said to have agitated opposition to the
' broad policy of the president and advocated
retrenchment and placing the management
f the school partly In the hands of commit
tees with arbitrary powers. To this Dr.
Kerr was opposed, holding that the college
must continue to Improve or loss prestige. '
The contest culminated in the annual
meeting of the trustees, thirty-five or forty
being present, and others represented by
proxies at Bellerue Tuesday. The meeting
began at noon and concluded at 10:80, when
an adjournment was taken for a week,
when the members will meet In Omaha,
probably at the Paxton hotel. Spirited
contmttcn ' characterised the session
throughout and while a list of officers
waa elected, trouble waa experienced In
getting three members of the remainder
of the executive committee. ticket was
elected and then annulled, because oertaln
of the moors declined to serve with them.
This, -the question of Dr. Kerr's succes
sor, and the changes In the rule and the
Inauguration of the new poller of manage
ment, 'are some tasks confronting -the
reorganised board. -
Dr. te-veaeosi Mar laoeeed Him.
It is said Vine President Robert I
Stevenson, formerly pastor of the Second
Presbyterian church in Omaha, Is the most
'available candidate for the presidency. Dr.
Kerr's friends assert he Is at the bottom
of the controversy just settled. Since re
signing his pastorate in Omaha, Dr. Bteven
eon has been soliciting funds in the east
for the institution. Bellevue college at
present is quite heavily In debt and the
fiscal side of the question of maintenance
Is a serious one.
The board of trustees elected Charles M.
Wllhelm president to succeed II. T. Clarke;
re-elected Edwin Hart Jenks as rice presl
' dent re-elected Howard Kennedy, Jr., as
treasurer, and elected T. K. Hunter of
Dundee secretary, in place of T. A. Crelgh.
' With the removal of Dr.' Kerr will go
Willis Kerr,' his son, who Is registrar of
the college. ' and the other members of
his large family; ; ..
' Borne months ago the trustee of West
minister oollege extended a call to Dr.
' Kerr, naming a larger salary . than Is
paid at. Bellevue. ,This school Is to Mls-
sourt what Bellevue is in Nebraska the
slat sectarian college of the Presbyter
EOUNCJLMEN NOT , AT BALL
City Fathers Adjowr te Go te Andl
tertasa, kat Re fas ts Far
the '' Price
' Members of the city council had no Joy
i ful time at the Auditorium ball An
. tlcrpattngT much pleasure therefrom they
did no business Tuesday night, bat ad
1 Journed, so all the members might attend.
The body had not been especially invited;
neither bad admission Uaketa been for
warded. En route someone told the eoun
ellmen that It would cost them 15 apiece,
i A consultation was held and the' city
' fathers sought other amusement. Dave
O'Brien was the enly one who frolicked
. at the ball and he was on oner of the
Auditorium committees.
"Pay 85 to look onT .Well, X should say
not," said one of the city officer. "Every
body In the city hall contributed aa liber
ally aa he could to subscript una for the
kulldlng and they paid their assessments,
Mow, when the building- Is opened they are
denied the right, to enjoy Cie occasion un
less they pay over an exorbitant sum.
This is not right and the Auditorium man
agement made a big mistake. I am told
there were more people outside than In
nd that the galleries did hot hold a
corporal's guard. . This Is short-sighted
policy and will not pay.
COMMERCIAL CLUB BOOSTER
KBOU-stew. Trip Flaaaod Aloes Cajera
Isslae.to baUtvate lew
'( ' Trade Fields. ,
An excursion - for members of the Com
Inerolal club haa been arranged via the
jDnlon paciflo which will run as far west
as Sidney. The object ot the, trip Is to
permit business mea of this city to be
come acquainted with dealers in the towns
and cities along the line. The members
who take advantage of the trip will be
earrted in a special train. The dates set
for the trip are June XL, a and 83, and It Is
axpeoted that about 100 members of the
Uub will be In the party. One night will
fee spent at Grand Island and the other
l Columbus.
'' Marrlaere Ueeams,
TTp to noon June the following- couples
read bean Itoensed to wedl -Name
and Reeldenoe, Age
Jack Larson, fit. Paul Minn 25
afupoa tllh MaggoneU, Omaha..,...,,.,, n
jLrthur D. Smith, Provo. Utah.... u m
Ed M. Bhlvely, Fairfield j;
leaao O. BUger, Omaha.. ... M
Cora Tongwt, -Omaha. 10
Tanlal Koro, New Tork...M..n..MM.M, 31
Josephine iX Levy, Omaha.................. 20
Fred W, Bchulan, Omaha. ...... tl
Anna T. Fruhwlrth, Omaha. t
Kdward Werlen. Omaha,. ........ U
Gcorglenna Young. Omaha 84
HarUy B. Baughman, Omaha.. ............ IS
Sarah K. Miller, Omaha ... 81
iohn II. Oainey, Crawford, Colo..',. n
bareea M. O'Toola, South Omaha 26
U-K, Wedding lUnas. EdaoUa. jeweler.
Fruit cf (ho Pafa.
rrekeB Palmetve Wine, a toelcTWatlve.
faliliis spoflng Irota pure lute ot Uie wonderful
palmetto f ruiw Gives laiuraJlete relief aud t
Sulutely peraianonl sure la ail ease of Ofclarra,
butwaoa Vriulu Futtuleaor. (Vxisllpsiloo,
twuwl aLMiinys and luor uituaUuo of biadV
&euur-le euts t Drug btoras fur a
lnre boil), uwkl duller slta but a wil buttle
vi:l be tout free and )rnid to erery reador of
aula (wixr who writs fur Ik A loller or pout!
nrd adaremid to lraaa Frtriuuia (Xnuwuh
lrk butuiius. CtiloiMiik lu . I tbe ouir as.
frumm to Mwure a uiai of UriJie's lai.w
m ute. vats emeu ewe e uj wmwiuv vtuvu.
iuye
(r
More new
Jfo)
fooUa
lrotn
5weeter-
LLQJU
Ferrjbrtok
Company
" Every day bringt nevs good from our immenM pureMse in the Srcter
Penbrook, Kevo York, Block. Frt$h good artdfruh bargain greet th hop
per tvtry day. Xevtr rucA a talt Ktld in Omaha. Each new telling event it
qf real importance very peciaZ tale for Thursday.
Shift Waists
Ladies' $1.50 Shirt Waists. 69c The very newest
very latest
mer styles,
2.60, each
Silk Shirt Waist Suits-New styles
. la prettiest chocked and barred
taffetas new pleated skirts
broad shoulder waists t'J Ct
effects, etc., at I-i.JU
For
Millinery Specials
Ladles' $10.00
Trimmed Hats
at $3.98.
$7 and $10,
$3.98 These were the pret- P)f
tiest styles of the season in )
millinery department, at ... . .
' Pattern Hats at $3.00
The, very newest shapes the popular
colors represented, most of them C F.
exclusive with us your choice
of any of our fine pattern hats at
$1.50 Ready-te-Wear Hats, 9o New lot or nobby up-
. to-date ready-to-wear trimmed hats' in
i millinery department, at
S0C 5ILK FLOWERS AND FOUAQB, IN EVERY POPULAR
VARIETY, ON SALE IN BASEMENT AT SC BUNCH.
C!11fr trim the 5weetser-Pembrook Stock Freeh new lots of
OllliS shirt waist silks la neat small effects, dots, eto.,
hundreds of patterns, also EO
WRIGHT PUSHES THE CASE
' SJaVBSBSsMaSBS
City Attornsy Orstlfltd with Progress of
'-.; PaTing OontroTBiiy.'"
LOOKS FOR FINAL DECISION VERY SOON
relat Wants ( Boatoa
Waa to Look After Imtsa-sats
I III BltttUthle Caano
. ;. , . ' ' '
'City Attorney WrtlUt says he has made
record for Quick court procedure In the Six
teenth street paving- repair case. The suit
acalnst the city was filed In the dlatrlot court
by Hugh McCaffery Thursday, Vas argued
and submitted Saturday and decided Mon
day against the city, tbs court holding
that the repairs constitute repaying, which
cannot be done with a majority petition
of, the abutting property owners and that
the charter confers no right upon the city
to levy special assessments for paving re
pairs. Tuesday morning pity Attorney
Wright filed an appeal with the supreme
court and the esse was argued and sub
mtttedvln the afternoon. He. hopes for an
early decision In favor of the city. Other
wise the BUteenth street paving matter
will be In: as bad shape as ever, , . 4
- The presence In Omaha of J. 'Fred Warren
of Boston,' president of the Nebraska Bl
tullthlo company and head of the bltullthto
Interests, may hare a bearing on the paving
Question. Mr. Warren will confer with Cltj
Attorney Wright and the result may be a
change or compromise on the 1904 paring
peclflcatlons. which are at present satis
factory to Mr. Warren's local representa
tives. . '
Hot EaoasJi Jvl8T.
Borne time ago Mr. Warren wrote to the
city hall and a&ked for certain Information
ooncernlng paving matters. Implying that
the amount of paving being dona .in tmiaha
seemed to be very little. In tbs reply he
was told he bad better ooms out to Omkjia
and make a personal Investigation of the
conditions If he wished to do- anything
toward mors paring. 7 '
It was made plain to the prealdent of the I
bitultthlo company that sren though his,
firm did sucoeed In getting paving oon
tracts, these contracts would be contested
In court In very case where the ooet is
sceeseed to abutting property owners. Fur
thermore, the esiatlng specifications ere
liable to attack at any time by competing
firms. '
City offloers who have been trying to
sours nw patng daaptte the labyrinth
t MitipUcftUoos sad elxlacXas arising froos
Hot new
g-oods
from
Sweetser-
From the
. Swctser-Pern-brook
treat stock
style waist a, dainty lawns fe Swisses,
beautifully made with embroidery
and lace insertions, narrow and wide
tvekd, the large full sleevea, the
ntw effects. These waist Jf "Kr
were made to sell at 1. 25
and' (1.50 each. Saturday "
Ladles' $2.50 Shirt Waists ot
95c Sheer summer fabrics, hand
somely trimmed, tucked and pleat
ed, the new Bulgarian trimmings,
wide lace edged Berthas, (TK
95'
of the charmlnft sum
made to soli up to
Wash Shirt Waist Suit - Neat
' and dainty tub shirt waist suits
nice for outing, etc., eto.,
will go Cfl J. OR
fcl Dt'ttJO
We have reduced all .our smartest trim
med hats and shirt waist hats that were
down to
39c
lnohes wide, ore ps de
49c
2nd Floor
AD the ladles' Oxford Ties and Slip
pers from the Sol. Rosenburg stocky
from 72 Lincoln St, Boston, on sale at
59 .S
08
Blacks, tans, high and low heel, plain
kids and patent leathers on sale sec
ond floor.
On Sale in Basement
Ladies' Patent leather Oxfords, . .89c
Ladles' Common Sense to kid Ox
ford Ties ..... . . S9c
the war of paving contractors are hoping
that Mr. Warren's visit may ' have the
effect ot straightening out the tangle. '
' Blanghtsr W1bs olaVCas.
Judge Cartand has handed down a de
cision In the case of the United States
a'net Brad D. Slaughter, suit on bond
while SlauKhter was United States marshal
several years ago. The decision Is in favor
.fH,S.defenda, (Slaughter) in the sum or
M.821.28. The case has ben in ths United
bPMes circuit court for several years.
Building; Permit.
Building permits ' have been Issued to
George Warren Bmlth for a td.uuu brick
addition to a store at 1607-11 Farnam: C P.
Crowley, & 600 residence at Thirty-third
and Burt: B. Erlckeon, fl.Ouv frame dwell
ing at 262g Patrick avenue.
Our Pants Sale.
Our sals of Werner mads pants Is prov
ing a great success. People know a good
thing when they see 1t They aren't going
to pay high priced stores 13.09 for pants
when they oan get aa good hers for U.W.
Werner Is known to make hie pants just a
lltUs better than any other pants maker.
The fact of It Is, lots of custom tailors can
not get np as good a pair of pants. If you
wish to pay a little mora than ll.W we have
a erackerjack line on sale for J3.60. Style,
shape, fit, everything the ths finest tailor
can' put in pants will, be found In the
Suit Vfiluss.
Our $7.60 and $10.00 special suit values
now on sale, mean In every Instance a sav
ing to you from $160 to $6.00 per suit. Ths
suits were bought by us at a sacrifice from
manufacturers that were overstocked and
short of money.
Furnishing Spsclils.
Men's fancy hose, plain colors, embroid
ered, white with black figures, large as
sortment to select from. Bale price Tttc.
All silk neoktles, s-ln-bands and tecks,
worth up to SSo, your choice 16c Men's
blue light weight underwear, 16o a garment.
Dollar shirts. iSo, eto.
Qsnuhs Gocdytur V7elt
Shoes $1.88.
Men's viol kid hand sewed shoes stamped
on tbs sols, $100, now .on sal at $1.98.
Jtany other articles probably just what you
a looking for always at a big saving to
Qusrcntco Clolhlns Ca.
Green Trading Stamps Every Time
Q)aoilivi i I 0 d
Green
Trading Stamps
will not be up-rtxitcti by the
tittle tattle of those, who,
for reasona best known to
' themseves, wmld like to Bee
the Little Stickers cut out
of Omaha. We have pledged
our word Green Trading
Stamps are going to con-
tinue to be a feature in our
merchandising. They're to
remain here. Keep on col
lecting . all the books you
have a mind to. '
OUR WORD IS GOOD.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY IN LADIES'
HIGH CLASS COSTUMES
WE HAVE DECIDED TO CHANGE ONE HUNDRED OF OUR flOST
EXPENSIVE SUITS INTO CASH AT ONCE, AND HAVE MADE 2 LOTS
f$57.50
All suits
marked at these
prices.... . ....
162.50
167.60
$75.00
185.00
1
Will be put
on sale
Thursday, at
I $95. 00
L98.00
48-50
THURSDAY BARGAINS IN SlLKS
Thursday we ofTer greater bargains than any day this week In BILKS from
the Sweetser-Pembrook stock. Thousands of pieces of plain and fancy . fQn
silks for Waists and dresses, at, yard, I1.U0, 75c, 60c, 2So and tow
Embroidered Pongees and White Haubnti
Fifty pieces very fine Ponge and white rTaubatl wash silks, beautl- rtEn
fully embroidered, In. wide, worth H.S6 yard, Thursday, at yard ; VOW
Black Taffetas
S8 Inch wide black Taffetas, worth U.15,
Thursday, yard
27 inch black Peau de Sole, worth $1.60,
i nursaay, yarn. ,
White Dress
From 8 to 12 Thursday morning l&o white dress organdies,
, 28 incnes wiae, ior, yara
' Hot Weather Wash Goods
1,600 pieces fine Imported lawns, dimities, batlntesr organdies and Swisses, In
plain and fancy a beautiful collection, worth to 26o yard, 1fn
Thursday, 'yard
Wash Goods for Serviceable Dresses
200 pieces linen shirt waist sultlngs.knlcker macaroni, voiles and eta mines, In
greens, blues, browns, chamntignee and a big lot of fancy tailor suit- QP
fngs, worth up to Kto yard, Thursday only, yard:.......
' ' SHOES.--'-- " -";j'V.
Now that warm weather is here, why not go to Ben
nett's and see the nicest styles of ladies' and children's
oxfords and slippers in Omaha. ' . ' . - .
ULDIES- $3.fl0 TAN RUSSIA CALF OXFORD6-, ,
Jr
LADIES' 3!TO QOODTBiUt WffljT,"PATENT' 'co'T ",
OXFORDS AT M,
IAXIE8' $2.60 IMITATION JULIA MARLOW v
O.X FXD R.U 8 -A T ... s s .
GIRLS' 42.00 VICI KID SANDALS
AT aa
men's 'black: a'nd'tan OXFORDS" "" """J" 'm'A
all leathers, from $3.60 to 1,ou
On . TURSD AY we give $1.00 extra Green
Trading Stamps with all oxford and slipper
purchases. 1 1
GRAND GUT PRICE f.llLLIt!
ERY SALE THURSDAY
Every Hat m at Cost
Investigate, It Pays.
f
12 PHOTOGRAPHS FOR SI.OO
' t i
Until. July 1st we will make 12 of our
Imperial Ovals for $1.00. It will pay you
tto investigate. 1 ;
Open Sundays from 10:30 A. M. to 4 P.M."
THE WILLIAMS STUDIO
, 1406 Farnam St. Opf. Paxton Hotel.
Double Green Trad
ing stamps Thursday
on k. vvai- rra
lnrp & Son; Vd-M &
tUX fill
floral pattern pij
spoons and Ife
fancy pieces. Ex
quisite ideas for
wedding' presents in
solid and plated sil
ver. Jewelry Dept.
f 132.50
135.00 .
$ 37. 50
$40,00'
$42.50
$45.00
$47.50
All the suits
marked at these
prices
Will be put on
sale Thursday
at
L$50.00;
75c
lSSitSaatMIPmilt
. .........
Organdies . c
Be
1508 Douglas St.
28-50
;....l-59
98c
r j?.
m
t,h''
20 Per Cent Discount on Suit Cases and Grips
When yon goto St. Louts or take your vacation don't
carry a cheap or wornout grip or ault case, when we sell
you the beet for such a low price. We alao have a complete
line of high grade trunks at prices that will save you money.
OMAHA TRUNK FACTORY
Send for Catalogue. ' 1209 Fa mam it. ;
our
lining Counter
THB HEU1BLI TORES.
Money Saving Values in Wo
men's Garments
$40,000 WORTH OF RtADY-MADE SUITS.
Swell Dress and Valking Skirts
SWELL DRESS AND WALKING SKIRTS
tYora Max Solomon's, Broadway, N. T.,
voile dress skirts, trimmed with several
rows of taffeta, beautiful garments that ws
and other houses have sold at E flfl
m. and flB your choice
Walking sklrU, In Sicilians, Panama and
many other materials, in an colors, emu
p'aln and fancy, worth up to O Qfi
Thiirt hrin at 15.90. 14.90.
great bargain at IS.9U, 14.90,
EXTRA
FROM 8 A.
11.00 lawn kimono
at
39c
$3.00 orepe klmonas
at
81.60 lawn and percale wrappers
. at
1.00
1 00
Women's seersuoker underskirts A,Qn
at ......... .........
Don't
Ladles' Jersey ribbed nnbrella pants, trimmed with deep laoe
nrfC Ci itfkt ur nholca for one hour
ZAdles black and fancy laoe and drop stitch hose
worth 25o to 8o your choice
Sweetser-Pembrook Stock
STOCK? HOW COULD THBT HELP IT AT THB PRICES ,WB ARB MAKING.
Here are a few tot Thursday. They are only a slight indication ot what ws
ars doing: '
86c, 8Bo and BOo Wash Goods tOC
An sntlrely new line of 85o woven tissues.
fiOO BWlases, KK3 xiatisies, too insu auu
Scotch Dimities,' Mercerised Jacquard
Walstlng, Mercerised Oxrord Shirt Walst
'Ing Suiting, Wo plain black satins and
1,000 other weaves and wash fabrics, com
prising the most complete assortment of
new and up-to-date spring 1904 goods on
the market, worth from 26o to - . i(c
60c per yard ...... .
llUa IRC, 190 WABH. rAPHlUJ, Ifto.
An entirely new line of BaUstes, Imported
SwisBea, Koyai nquee, uxioru omri warn.
SulUngl
S, jrwsncn ana nootca
all WW
t . ;
THB ORBATE)ST BARGAIN OF THEM
Al.ln YARD.
4W-lnch fins Percales, 25o double fold black
IlnlrTg", 12WS linen suitings, winca ir
heavy German blur calico, lawns, dlml-
ties, batistes nothing worth less than 10c
and up to Ko yard all win go Sn
In this sal at..........
Grocery, Hardware, Crockery
LETTTNG DOWN PRICES PRIOR TO
48-lb. sacks high patent Minnesota ,
Large eacks'white or yellow cornmeal'.12V4o
ik. lan.n Hr, T1A.W beans.
. sasro. tapioca, barley or farina for.; 19o
I bars best laundry oaP ror
8-lb. cans Boston baked beans
J-lb. cans solid packed tomatoes .
. I. n . a,1 ri art mimnlf n. homlnT
.180
..7Ho
..IVio
t'lU. sail. Bv,uu" - JXLr
or squash : '.' "'
Large botUe pickles, any kind you
jfello, Bromagelon or Jeltlcon, pkg ..7V4o
Oood Japan tea for Ice tea, lb..... ....soo
FREE J'REE FREE.
$6 00 worth Trading Stamps absolutely
free with every 8 pounds best mocha and
Java coffee, for 1-00
Or with every sack best flour.
BUTTER '
Good Country Batter, pound
The very best new grass creamery
butter, pound
.10c
.300
DR. BRADBURY
, ptlsUM Ectractlo"
Wltboat Oa.
FtUlao '
Cold Crtrwa. $X9 mtp
BrMLfwWork, $1M up
Lstly Attsottsrt. f. ,
- 1506
DENTIST.
,.; AUDITORIUM POON8
Ws ars showing corns handsome spoons with a design in
bowl Srt'rnew Auditorium.. $L86. $160. $1.75 and 00..
These are'the Nebraska State Spoons with emblems
and buildings on the handle. These would make a nl
graduating gift. Spend a few minutes In our store and
nee them. Look for tbs nam. ,
S. W. Undsay, Jeweler.
' V 1516 Douglas St. "
Bee Want Ads
Cut in Half
.v ,
There la where our prices are on the well
known Dr. Usee's Steck and Poultry Food,
Lice Killer, etc., also the Curran Remedy
Co.'s goods, of Shenandoah, lows, and the
Oriental Remedy Co.'s goods ot Grsnd
Island, Nebraska.
These prices WfLL LAST ONLY while
thla steck lasts, ss ws can never Duy mors
if it at these figures. DKT'J018TS FROM
OUT IN THE SMALL TOWN 8 are writing
US to supply mem wnn in
we srs
srs glVUkg me rarrn.r or mo ' . .T
needs these goods the
banntlt of these
Diiis. Don't
delay now but stock up
sblla It last a
SEE THE GOODS II8PIJEnl0R
COUNCIL BLUFFS STORE WINDOWS
THIS WEEK. Prices cut In half.
SCnflEFER'S Hm
K. T. YATE8, Propr.
16th and Chicago Sts , Omaha. 'Phones
147 and M. t4ih and N. SU., South Omaha.
'Phiuia No. L 6b Ave and Mala SU,
Council Bluffs.' 'Phone lii All go
Uvuce4 la s4Ua City SvbauluUly teas.
clorU the
BEST
Lining Sateen.
SHIRTS. WAIRTS. WRAPPFmS-ermd
by pur buyer on his recent trip te New
lork. at a small fraoUon of thetr roil
worm. THE N;XT ltlKT lAld will
be the greatest women's garment burrrvJn
days evsr known In Omaha. XX) NOT
TAIL TO ATTEXD Tlll SALH. XOU
CAN gAVSJ FIFTY I'BR CliNT.
From the Fashion Manufacturing Co..
vireen sireet iew lorn, oxquintie in Tab
lie, beniitfful In daaign. In plain taffetas,
iripre nni iMnciea. an colors mi
tiiork, at tit-ao, $aoo n on
and IwiUU
Worth double.
prurrrr wash suits.
rrom Well. Heskell A - Co., Broadwar, N.
T , beautiful suits. In lawns, dtmlt:s,
batlHtes, voiles, crash, eto., laoe and em
btclilery trimmed, nebby 4 nu
summer sulte-at RU, 13.96 and,.,. lefQ
Worth double.
BTTL18H WOOL SUITS.'
From Bhftfl 8t Bllbwrman, Panal stroct,
N. T., 476 sarmentn. In all the newtot ma
terials and moot popular wmvra, all high
class, well made suits, at about -one-thli-d
of actual value Thursday, S ft
flB.OO. 10.00 and .0'W
IIANDBOMT3 811 JC AND COVERT COAT3
From Turkoll, Telstner, 11th street N. V.,
beautiful blouses, made of peau de sole,
regular 17.60 value, Thursday, 3,30
Women's covert and loose silk coats,
at $10.00, 17.60 and tVOO.'
WASH WAISTS.
From Max Both,' Market street, N. T.,
800 dosen waists, purchased at one-third
their real value, our whole middle alela
will be devoted to ' the display, great
snaps at $198, U98. , tl.BO, dQc
9uo, 69o and
SPECIALS.
M, TILL . 11 M.
$2.00 motrs nndaraktrts
1.00
a
86.00 women's copes
...2.98
at
........ ..
$3.00 children's Jackets
1.50
at m..
$1.00 women wrapper 49c
Miss .
15c
:.l5c
ATTEND OUR FAMOUS SPECIALS
. FROM ta U .A. M.-
Ws will sell a good assortment of short
lengths of all ths fine goods from this
stock In Dimities, Batistes - and Lawns,
worth from 7V4o to 2So yard, and ' , 'r
only ten yards to a customer, at...... agv
FROM 8 TO1 P. M .
We will sell German indigo blue prints,
worth 64c and only '10 yards to a cus
tomer at, per ,
yard..
,r . ((... ......... -V
WHITE GOODS SALBL
Check, Nainsook, India Llnana, Dimities,
etc., regular ISo and 26c, en CSw
sale at, per yard, 7Vo and....
Mercerised Walstlngs, Unen finish, and
Madrasses, regular o par ' f Bn
vard. 12 Wo am
iU. naMtSHIlt "
16o best grade SUkollns
5c
at, yard
15a Drapery Denims,
at, yard
2&o Drapery Sateen,
at, yard
10c
SEMI-ANNUAL INVENTORT.
LETTING DOWN HARDWARE PRICES
2-bumer gas stove ....a- M,.81.4S
Copper nickel plated tea kettle 7o
I-q t, blue and whits enamel eoffe
pots ,..... ..48o
6-qt. blue and white enamel sauce
pans Ijirr. bin mnA whlta Snaroea Wash
baeln ......... ';... ,...m...mJ8o
4Vpanel 1H-Inch screen door..,..'..'.......o
t-biirner gasoline stove ..88.4s
FRESH FRUIT SPECIALS-.- -
Iirge juicy seedleaa lemons, dosen ...10o i
Large juicy sweet oranges, doseu Uo
Fancy llaliow'een dates, lb i.M i
Colorado -White Clover honey, rack ,...13o
Fancy Florida pineapples, each ....... A'riiO
CROCKERY DEPT. SPECIAL . ,
Decorated beet English scnu-porcelain 100
piece dinner set, the colors srs pnaoook
and pencil, they sell regular from JU
to 115 these sets Thursday, only $&M
Farnnm KtiSS3
TEL, 17".
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nerve tram toeih wtSb
ot tn let peaHcto
pala. ' llt4M $2mp
Opa Sflaxtays lOtotl
Produce Results
jOSTflirQTDRE gPECIHLS
(Oo Rubber Complexion Brush mnhh 19o
80 Sticks Gum (o
Quart bottle Port Wins tto
Pint bottls Port Wins Ko
Quart bottls Malt Whiskey 76o
Pint bottle Malt Whiskey ioo
Tbess ars. prepared especially for medici
nal purposes.
Whit Rose, Heliotrope, Jockey Club,
Crab Apple Blossom, Viotot and XJly
of Valley Perfume, regular (Oo value,
at per ounce 2&o
l-ounce bottle Witch Hasel .....- 10
18-0 u rice bottls Witch Hasel ........' too
82-ounce bottls Witch Hasel 80
Milks' Emulsion
German Liver Powdar
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