TITE OMAITA" DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, AUOT7ST 24, 100.
10
NEW BOORS AND MAGAZINES
An AUractire Collection of Views of
Omaha Showing Material Growth,
SEPTEMBER MAGAZINES UP TO STANDARD
4a AMr Dlaramlnn of ItooseTelt and
the rtl Frauds la Mrdorf'i
lir Wllllsm Allen
Mlilte. ;
Kvrry 'one who Is interested In the ma
terial growth and prosperity of Omaha
will he pleased with the collection of
Views of Omaha which have been sr-
ringed by Henry F. Kleser, of this city,
the work being dono by the Alhcrtype
company, of Hrooklyn, N. Y. There are
twenty platinum finished photographs In
thin collection. A view of our new audi
torium adorns the outside of the cover,
and a bird's eye view of Omaha is tho
frontispiece. There are very good views
of the city hall, the court house, the new
high school building and the new post
office building, the latter taken so as to
show the east and south views. There are
a number of street scenes, the Union l'a
clfic bridge, one of the water-falls ut tho
Florence reservoir and Mlnnelusa station
-Dumping house). Our industries are rep
jrwnted by views of the stock yards at
South Omaha, the smelter and Union Fa
mine shops, together with a couple of park
views. The greatest regret is tjat this
oollectlon docs not include view of some
of our good business blocks, ffmrches and
residence streets. It is a collection, how
ever, that will prove very attractive, as
the work Is good and the arrangement
pleasing.
Harper's Bazar for September is full of
interesting things from cover to cover. Be
side the continuation of the serlel story,
"The Masquerader," there are three short
stories, fashion illustrations and sugges
tions, together with the Pails letter, which
always appeals to women, and some very
good suggestions for September dinners
and luncheons. Tho servant question and
the value of college training for women
are also touched upon, besides all the other
good things, too numerous to mention.
The Century for September is their
round-the-world number, and it fully earns
the name. Russia, Alaska, Java, Spain,
France and other countries are brought
before us by art, by fiction, by descrip
tion. America is represented by a very
fine paper, the first of a series on "Fossil
Wonders of tho West." The usual high
grade fiction and illustrations complete tho
number.
Short Stories, for September, lives up to
Its name. Some of theln are very good;
nnt are bad; most are clever. It's a mag
azine for the hammock or the verandah,
Tho September McClures has an able
discussion of "Roosevelt and the Postal
Frauds," by William Allen White, nnd a
further paper on "The Price of Oil," by
Ida M. TnrbclL Thft serial by George
Madden Martin is continued. John La
Farge's masterpieces of paintings has done
much for McClures ond this fifth paper
Is one of the best Then there is the
usual high grade fiction that made Mc
Clures famous and some dainty illustra
tions in color even better than those for
August.
. Harpers' Magazine for September has
some clever and dainty fiction by Justus
Mills Foreman, Edwin Lefevre, J. Storer
Clouston and Hilda Mabee, poems by Van
Dyke, Sophie Jewett and others, a part
of Mrs. Word's serial, articles on astronomy
and ant life and a discussion of interna
tional law by Judgo Advocate General
Davis, U. S. A. These are only a few
random selections and you can see whnt
the general excellence must be. The art
features and departments are unusually
attractive, ,
St. Nicholas, the old favorite, comes with
a most attractive table of contents or
September. The two serials, on developed
along interesting lines, "Brittany, the Land
of the Sardine," Is a description that all
boys and girls will read. The short stories
are up to the St. Nicholas standard, and
there is a good deal of pretty verso and
Illustrations. The usual departments are
well sustained.
The September Red Book has a most at
tractive array of short fiction by popular
authors. The series of art studies by
Barony adds a good deal to the worth of
the issue. Bden Phlllpotts contributes one
of the best stories.
"Methods of Industrial Teace," by Nich
olas Paine Oilman. The author says "the
object of this work is to aid 1n the better
comprehension and the wider diffusion of
the principles and the methods of Indus
trial peace." The work includes chapters
on the combination of employers and of
employes, collective bargaining, the incor
poration of trade unions, Industrial war,
conciliation, trade arbitration and the New
Zealand system of dealing with labor dis
putes. The general tone Is one of Impartial
Judgment on employers and work-people,
in the Interests of the public. The treat
ment is concrete, ' numerous documents
being given. The volume closes with chap
ters on the case for legal regulation and
the essential conditions of industrlnl peace.
Published by Houghton. Milllln & Co.
"Henderson," by RoRe K. Young, resem
bles "A Gentleman from Indiana" In its
faithful pictures of western types. The
bero Is a Mlssourian, high-spirited, kindly
and tenacious, who pursues his rugged way
With Indomitable courage to success. His
winning of professional fame, of independ
ence and of the woman be loves Is a story
of unusual attractiveness. Published by
Houghton, Mifflin Co.
"William Hickling Prescott," by Rollo
Ogden. This book Is one of the American
Men of Letters" series published by Hough
ton, Mifflin & Co. This new life of Prescott
by the editor of the Evening Post Is a
study rather of a personality than of an
historian. While Prescott's writings are
passed In review and an attempt is made
.... . .t. ..
S turdiy
Men'1 Silk
SJ.SO Shirti,
75c
SPECIAL
$5.00 PICTURE FRAMES FOR 98c
Toniorroir re place on ftk one l"t of very handtnme Jrnmed pictures for every grade
and description, tsemie of thrte hare Ixen drummers sampks, ami the frame art
wmevhat marred, vtheis are all mrul and perfect.
We bfniriM them rcdinilouly cheip, and trill tell Framed Pictures tomorrcno f Q
that arc vorth t'.OO for, tlC
tachywi slundd 7wt fail to ut them w
Tomorrow Still Greater Bargains From
the Kelley-Stigcr Stock
$1.50 Scarfs and Squares at 69c.
Extraordinary sales of Scarfs and Squares;
mercerized, and otners arc all pure unan.
actually worth $1.00.
each
On salo Wednesday,
Kelley-Sliger's 75c to
Including Mark nnd cn.nred taftta.. plain
ed f'eau lie sole, tine dress Ixiulsencs, MessaJIne taffetas, plain and
fiKuroii I'orpres, Imported foulard and a great many imported fj iI
kln.on,. i . I, TV.... dlUa tvnro moIn t n rof ill at kssf
waist nnd klnionu silks. Them, silks were
and $1.60, two prices on several barpaln
On ihs Front
Bargain Square
Hundreds of pieces in various
shades and patterns specially adapted
to ladies' ekirts and children'! dresses
all worth 25c a yard, for,
yard
50c quality French Flan
nel Waist-
...29c
ings all wool
suitings, yard..,
Kelley-Stiger s Best
Your choice of the most desirable BLACK AND
COLORED IMPORTED ALL WOOL SUITINGS from the
Kelley-Stlger stock no matter what they were bought to soli
for, go at, yard
25c LACES ON BARGAIN SQUARE AT 5c
On bargain square. About 1 ,0ou bolts of all. kinds fancy wash laces. In
cluding plat, vols, dunys, torchons, all widths, bands and inserting,
worth up to 25c yard, go at, yard
Pattern Table Cloths
10-4 Hemstitched, $2.00 quality, Q8C
10-4 with openwork border, $2.50 f llj
quality, each I.OV
2 yard square all linen pattern 1 OS
cloths, $3.00 quality, each lVO
2M, 3 and 3H-yard all pure linen satin
damask cloths, worth up to $10, Ao
at. each, 14. 98 and -VO
loo knotted fringe towels,
each
15c fringed doylies,
each
Bfic scarfs and squares,
ach
.7hc
...5c
25c
75o hemstitched scarfs and OQ
. squares, each KJrs
30c all linen hemstitched napkins, f C
each IOw
T. L. BRANDEIS & SONS,
to show what verdict modern historical
Investigation pronounces upon them, the
main study is of the man himself. The
author has had tho advantage of access to
the Prescott family papers and other new
material, with tho result of bringing out
in greater distinctness one of the most
charming personalities in American literary
annals.
"A Forest Drama," a story of the wilds
of Canada, by Louis Pendleton. This is
an interesting story, full of life and action.
The reader is introduced to Indians, lialf
breeds and French Canadians, and now
and then even a witty Irishman or two are
found. Published by the Henry T. Coates
company.
"Lewis and Clark Journals" is a com
plete history of the expedition under the
command of Captains Lewis and Clark to
the sources of the Missouri, thence across
the Rocky mountains and down the Co
lumbia river to the Pacific ocean. This
work is in two volumes and is a complete
reprint of the Biddlo edition of 1814, to
which all the members of the expedition
contributed, with an account of the Louisi
ana purchase by Prof. John Bach Mo
Master. There are numerous illustrations
and maps, and these features, together
with the convenient size of the volumes,
should make this a popular edition of the
"Lewis and Clark Journals." Published by
theA. S. Barnes company.
"The Cost." by David Graham Phllllns
and illustrated by. Harrison Fisher. A
romance of college days, in which a secret
marriage takes place. John Dumont. nroh-
ably the principal character, though there
are really several, was the man in the
case. After leaving college he becomes a
great actor in Wall street. His enemies.
Jealous of his success, combine to ruin him,
but he fights his way to power again, only
to die Just as success crowns his efforts.
The love romance and the story of men
gone money mad combine in making "Tho
Cost" a very interesting story. Published
by the Bobbs-Merrlll company.
"A Bachelor In Arcoily," by Halllwell
SutelifTe, is an idyllic love story, without
problem or purpose, save to show the
reader that after all happiness lies among
the simple ways of life. Published by
Thomas T.' Crowell A Co.
"The Givers," by Mary E. Wilkins Free
man, is a collection of humorous and pa
thetic tales of New England life. Pub
lished by Jlarpers.
"The Angler's Secret." by Charles Brad
ford (G. P. Putnam's Sons), Is a small
volume, but In it the suthor tells the man
who likes to fish, but Is not sure he knows
how. Just what to do under the circum
stances, which arise In seeking the game
fish in the cool waters.
"From the Cliffs of Croaghaun." a novel
by Robert Cromble (The Saalneld com
pany), opens in Ireland and closes on the
Mrs. J. Benson
THE MONARCH
GLOVE
Among the new fall stock' of
Kid Glovea that arc coming in
for a street glove the Monarch
is considered the perfection of
lit, tstvle and durability.
The genuine have "Monarch"
fiflimtWHl on rVfrv e)sn
J 1 4
Bir Sale
Saturday
Men's Shirts,
y&frg?80:J3 75c
TOMORROW
some are the very finest quality of
All are hemstitched, and
69c
$1.50 Silks 39c-49c
and fancy shirt waist 4T.
made to retell at 7ic
squares choice, 43c and.
25c quality 38-ia. Wool Plaids, 9c Yd.
9c
75c highest
porteid French
Flannel polkadot
and Oriental
patterns, yard...,
class Im-
59c
Dress Goods 49c.
49c
5c
Bed Spread, Specials
$1.23 fringed Bpreads,-- CE.-.
euch M-
$2.00 fringed spreads, oe
each .... ty
JC.OO fringed spreads, gQ
$4.00 fringed Marseilles spreads, QQ
each
$1.00 hemmed spreads,
each
$1.00 hemmed spreads,
each
$2.00 hemmed spreads,
each
$2.50 hemmed spreads,
each ,
59c
. . 8c
1.25
1.50
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA
high Beas. While the story Is told its actors
have discovered a lost civilization in South
America which fortunately did not take its
gold with It; have come into contact with
a representative of the Brazilian govern
ment and four of the people have found
that desideratum of the novelist a love
romance nil of which ends happily, as does
the book, for it will bear perusal.
"The Tanchronlcon," by Harold Steele
Mackaye (Charles Scrlbner's Sons), Is a
story of the impossible goes Jule Verne
one better and the author can never pose
as a prophet as Verne does now, for he
fools with time and space In a way the
scientists will never permit. As a phantasy
the book is a success and tells of what a
party found when they had turned back
ward the hands of time.
"Jiu Jitsu," or physical training for
women according to the Japanese method,
by H. Irving Hancock, who has prepared
treatises on the same subject for children
and men (O. P. Putnam's Sons), is one of
the valuable books of the season from the
standpoint of physical culture. As the
larger number of exercises require the
presence of two persons, the practice can
bo made interesting as contests as well as
for the development of muscle which fol
lows. "Duchess of Few Clothes," a comedy by
Philip Payne (Rand, McNally & Co.), is a
light subject lightly treated, such as will
help to pass a dull afternoon when It is
too warm or too wet to do anything else.
Above books at lowest retail prices.
Matthews. 122 South Fifteenth street.
OLD UOYs AND GIHLS
Reunion at Terre llsote, Indiana.
The Wabash has been selected as the
official line, and a special party will leave
via the Wabash at 6:30 p. m. August 27.
All "old boys and girls" Invited. For
rates, berths and all Information call on
W. A. Watson, 8. K. Greenleaf, J. B.
Weaver or Wabash city office, 1601 Far
nam. Harry E Moores, G. A, P. D.,
Omaha, Neb.
Special Eirarntona,
To Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Texas
points are run by Rock Island system,
August 23, September 13 and 27, at which
time unusually low rates will apply. These
in addition to regular homeseekers' excur
sion rates in effect on first and third Tues
days of each month.
Rock Island makes several hours quicker
time to above mentioned territory than
other lines.
Inquire Rock Island agents.
F. P. RUTHERFORD, D. P. A.,
1323 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
Homeseekers' Rates to north Dakota.
Every Tuesday until October 26 the Chi
cago Great Western Railway will sell round
trip tickets to points In the above named
state at a great reduction from the usual
fare. For further information apply to
Geo. F. Tbomas, general agent, UU Far
Dam street, Omaha, Nsb.
faO.OO Chleasra.
The Chicago Great Western railway mW
ell special round trip tickets to Chicago
at $20.00. Tickets good tor return until Oo
tobcr IL For further Information apply
to 8. D. Parkhurst. general agent, UJJ
Farnam street, Omsk, Nsb.
TERMS OF FEDERAL COURT
October Session Will Be Held In Lin.
coin and November Session
In Omaha.
The October term of the I'nlted States
circuit court and district courts will con
vene at Lincoln Monday, Oitober 3. The
Jury for that term will be drawn about
September 15.
The November trm of the United States
courU will convene in Omaha Monday, No.
this terra will not be drawn until ttie latter
part of October. Between forty and fifty
Informations already are filed to come be
fore the grand Jury and there remains
from the old docket fifteen or twenty cases
yet to be heard that grew out of the in
dictments of tho last November and May
Omaha Weather Forecast
a a 4 r M
W J T f Only ten days more when
hnVS A flfl lllTlS lhe combination sales Idea
MJUyO allU. VJlllO wllUease. Get to work.
Ttie boy winners of the three prizes (awarded Monday) were:
FIRST John Strlbllnjt, 2502 Patrick Ave. SLCONU-Chester nitchell,
844 South Twenty-third St. THIRD John Uosch. 1903 Ontario St.
GIRLS Re mem bcr there are three prizes for the three most suc
cessful, and 25 cents for each order brought In by boy or girl.
WOMEN'S WASH SUITS
ONLY AnOl'T FIFTY UNSOLD. WHITE, 1U.ACK AND COIOKS,
FOKMKK FHICKS FKO.M J.l.60 TO . COME AND GLT A
C'HOH'K THl'HSDAY AT
tVOMKN'S FOl'LAHD. CHINA
MOSTLY POI.KA DuTS ON HIJACK.
OltOL'NUS, FOKMKK PRICES, $12.50
GET A CHOICE THl'HSDAY AT
New Belts in kIHc and satin. Tho very
Dry Goods section prices, Boc nnd
First Arrivals Early Fall Goods
Ladies' New Suits Ladies' New Jackets
Ladies' New Skirts Ladies' New Cloaks
Children's Coats Light and Heavy Weights
"rJl.rC Just opened, an elcsant stock of ladles' back nnd side combs
"'l UJ )n tortoise, black, amber nnd white, plain and Jeweled now on
dlwplay In the Dry Goods section
down to.
Great Special Bargains
64-ln. Moha.lr Sicilians, frunranteed dust
colorings of blue, brown, gray and
special for Wednesday, yaid
At the Big Bargain Section Harne Street Aisle
3h lb. Bed Pillows corered with odd art
ticks, pillows that are worth $1.50 1 F
each, Wednesday only, each JC
And $2 in Green Trading Stamps
with each pillow.
PERCALES AIND GIINGII AVIS About 100 piecos of odd f) I
patterns in percales and ginghams, worth 12c and 15c a yard, M,P
Wednesday, yard Vr
DRAPERY
Tiiinn FLOOR.
Just received n larsre assort
ment of Oriental Couch Covers,
in wide nnd narrow stripe. 60
Inches wide, 3 yards Ions and
frlntce on all sides. h
Special sale Wednesday L
and Thursday, at, each...
PICTURE
FRAMES
In a Crash
BOO Frames mnst be closed ont
quickly. Your choice lOr
Wednesday 1UW
; r-1 i.
No delivery, and only two to a
customer,
ART EXHIBIT IASTSI FOUR IJA YS
MORK. COMPMMKXTS PROFl'SE
AD SALES OR ATIFYIJiG. STILL
WE HVE SOME VERY CHOICE
PICTl'RES LEFT WORTH SEEI.U
ANYWAY. COMING t
ART GALLERIES Second Floor.
PEOPLE ARE
Nowadays by their appearance to a
just as essential to carry a nice grip
wear nice clothes.
Our stock Is the best nnd we have a largo line to select
from. 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT enables you to get, a
good one for less than the cheap grades are selling for.
Omaha Tronk Factory,
Telephone 1058
Bee Want Ads
terms of the grand Jury. Among those are
Included the cattlo oases, the Colby case
and three or four counterfeiting cases. At
least three murder cases will come before
the coming November session of the grand
Jury. All of them hail from the northern
part of the state.
'5 Time
like the present to secure a bargain In fur
niture. Drop patterns at half; sample
rockers and chairs at one-third less than
regular.
ORCHARD & WILIIELM CARPET CO.
For Crane's Writing Paper
and Fountain Pens, go to
BarkaJow Bros.
BOOK SHOP.
Tel. B2234, 1216 far man St.
There is a Prejudice
With some people against the wearing
of dyed garments. This would not ba
so if all people in this business
KNEW their bualueus. We Uimj tho
same processes that are used in tho
manufacture of now goods, hence
have no trouble in making them look
as well as new. We cVan and dye
garments of all kinds tine laces as
well as carpets and draperies.
Twin City Dye Works,
26th St. and Ave. A, I 319 8. 15th St.,
Council HlntTa. Omaha.
Tel. 310. . Tel. 1S21.
DIAMONDS
t
i
Of modern cut must have llfty-slx
i facets, and to obtain the greatest
amount of brllliancv the facets must
i b laid ut Rtmh nn mhsIm thut the llitht I
I
enters from all sldrs eiiutlly. Such
are the stones we deal In and which I
we contract to refund amount paid
less ten per cent at any time within
one year.
5 J&g&DOOCZ. I
ssssSssfc
Wednesday, Fair and Warmer.
hffhrx
2.95
jIrkpsks.
4.95
AND MOUSSF.LAINK SII,K DRKSSKS.
WHITK AND COLORED
TO COME AND
latest designs In
25c
prices from each
in Fine English Mohairs
proof, in all the new fall
black a nice. $1 quality,
,
59c
GROCERY
Freshest Goods at Lowest Trices.
Jl.no worth "S. & H."
Green Trading
Stamps with pound
can Ilennctt's Capi
tol Baking ?Ar
Powder
Jl.no worth "S. & 11."
Green Trading
KtarnpH with two
ounce bottle Extract,
T,fd 18c
Jl.no worth "S. & 11."
Green Trading
Stamps with pound
package Bennett's
Capitol Ofii
Coffee OW
mm
mm
Baked Beans, 3-pound can 10c
Japan Kice, (good), pound 7c
Table Syrup, i-nound can lnc
Maple Cream, cake 6c
I'otted Ham, can 4o
Salmon, 1-pound can lic
Worcester Sauce, bottle inc
Olives, bottle J0o
Oil Sardines, can 5C
French Mustard, pot 6c
BUTTER
Fresh Country Butter, pound 13c
Bennett's Capitol Creamery, lb 22r
Chow Chow Pickles, pint 10c
CHEESE
J1.00 worth "S. & II."
Green Trading
Stamps with pound
New York Full
Cream
Cheese.
20c
"" ' '"V" it"
JUDGED
large extent
It is
as to
or sul t caso
Produce Results
r'r ,i . i mi i i r '"'
Tho Last Week
of Our
Big Oxford Sale
$4.00
OXFORDS
$2.65
Men's patent colt, vlcl kid, ve
lour calf nnd tan Russia calf,
1.60 and 14. U0 oxford ties, cut
for this sale
Women's $3 50 patent kid, welt
sole, military heel oxfords,
cut for this sale 2 ()5
Men's $5.00 Johnston & Murphy
und Hoyden oxfords of pstent
calf, vlcl kid and tan Russia
calf, reduced for 'I
this sale tu -.CW
Women's $o.O0 Laird, Bchober &
Co.'s patent kid nnd tan Rus
sia calf, welt oxfords, reduced
ftor .!!'.'". "".'f. 3.50
A lot of women's $?.00 and $4.00
tan und black kid, wult and
turn sole oxfords, broken si7.es
and widths, but fine
goods, at 6Uc and "w
PDYiTf0ECQ
1 1
curt
HUBERMAUN,
FURRIERS
Room Continental Hock, ISln A Douflif
O AHA
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DON'T MISS
OUR GREAT
FURNITURE
SALE
TUB HELIAULK STORE,
ALMOST TIME FOR SCHOOL
it
M $2.50
ever shown in tho
desirable colors
cheviots iiini ninny other populur fabrics, nil KplrnilUlly Dimlo with f E f
excellent linings mid trlmiiilni;s.. many of tho pants have donhle M .J If
seats nnd knees, north nil to S.V mile nrico sS V
We nlso have a full nnd complete lino
MKN'S I.ONt; PANTS SUITS at from
Follow the Crowd T Blf,
GOODS THE FRESHEST-PRICES
Iai ge sacks corn meal ll'Vsc
5 lbs. Hake or pearl hominy for 19c
6 lbs. hand picked navy beans for 19c
5 lbs. good Japan rice for l!e
6 lbs. breakfast rolled oats for 19c
Host bulk laundry starch, per lb 3c
1 lb. pkg. best corn starch 4c
Quart cans fancy table syrup SSc
The best macaroni, per iKk R'jc
Large bottle pickles, any kind 8-,c
1 lb. cans soup, any kind, one can makes
enough for six people .....8V4c
The best soda, oyster, butter or milk
crackers, per lb 6c
Large Italian prunes, per lb 3'jo
Fancy Mulr peaches, per lb T'c
Kngllsh cleaned currants, per lb Tc
The best laundry soup, per bar UVje
WE INVITE
with absolute conlldenre In our ability to please. Our
stock of Diamonds, Watches, Gold Jewelry. Sterling
Silver, Cut Glass, SoWoty and Weddinc Stationery is
complete, and our prices are rlirht.
13 W AND DOUGLAS STS. OMAHA,NEn
OPENING
OP A
NEW AND THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED LINQ
BETWEEN
ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO.
SUNDAY, JULY 31. 1904.
Thoroughly Equipped trains leave St Louis and Chicago nlprbtlf (tftet
arrival of incoming trains), arriving either city the following morning.
Equipment entirely new; lavish in design, elaborate in furnishing.
Ask your Ticket Agent, or address,
PASSENGER TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT.
511 ANSWERS
Take Your Choice
Instead of being one of 20 or 30 appli
cants for one position you can have your
choice of that many positons. This can be
done with very little effort on your part nnd
at a very nlight cost. A ''blind ad," properly
written, placed in the ''Situation Wanted"
column of The Omaha Bee will do the busi
ness. CAN YOU WIJITE A GOOD AD? If
so you can pet the answers.
511 ANSWERS addressed to letter and
number received at The Bee office so far this
week.
II ,m UJ IfTVO IIM M iiAJ-T to Cv
Gel Ready for Hoi Weather
Hot you on. of tho tufTy. hot offloes. wher. life Is unbearable In
the summ.r? Or on. of tho.. west front offices, where the sun bests
down mercilessly so that you and your employes csn do only nair ins
work that tbsy wo.rfd In ft cool, comfortable offlc.T If you hsppen to b
xd lnthts -sr. you had better look around In the H- Bu UUn. Bv.ry
office In tbe Bee Bu!ldln feU Its share of the br.e. there In any,
of Uf. court , J- -IT.1 "wE
WflJW. -
do you thiuit about tnovlus. and movtatf dwt
fctb
R. C. PETERS & CO.,
Rental Agents
GET OUR
PRICES ON
FURNITURE
BEFORE
BUYING
JUST THE TIME TO BUY
Boys' & Children's School Suits
Our groat Clearing Salt1 offers exceptional
money-saving opportunities. llent qualities,
greater assortment and less price than else
where are the conditions you will find prevail
ng in our Children's Clothing Department.
HOYS' KNKE PANTS Sl'ITS, 4 Cfi
WOIITH UP TO 3.00. CHOICK 1 1
Double Proasted, Norfolk, Sailor Mouse lius
sian Mouse and Three-piece styles in Cassi
meres and Cheviots, great assortment of col
ors and patterns, all well made, Ef
a great snap, at 1
We are showing the greatest assortment of
BOYS' KNEE PANTS SUITS
city. All stylos, neatest patterns, most
in cassimores. worsteds, tweeds, sorevs.
of YOI'THS' AM) YOl'NiJ
$10 down to
3.75
Grocery Department
ALWAYS THE LOWEST.
flutter! Iiuttrr! natter!
TI'KSDAY'S OTtKAT RALK TO UK CON
TINl'KH WKDNKSHAV. All our custom
ers could not get waited on yesterday, so
we. detilded to continue It nnother day only.
Tho viry finest creamery butter made,
per lb ISa
Fancy dairy butter, per lb i;!So
Tills butter Is mane In the finest nnd
largest creameries und dallies In the state.
Pencil on! readiest 1'faril I'rarsl
Tho balance of car will bo placed on,
sale Wednesday.
Hushel boxes fancy Colorado Flemish
lleauty pears, elegant fruit for tan
ning, per box $1.60
Large boxes fancy Colorado freestone
peaches, per box S0Q
YOcR PAIRONAGE
DCCfM
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Ground Floor,
The Bee Building.
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