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THE OMAHA DAILY HKKs FKIDAY. OnOHKK 13. 1'Mlo.
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NEXT CONVENTION AT FRIEND
Thirty-Ninth Ainnal Meeting of Bute
Baptist Atiociatioi Ooti There,
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PtV. E. R. CURRY PREACHES SERMON
neJeitates In Omaha Renolre la Fa cor
of Prohlbltloa of the IJqaar
Traffic la Mat aad
. aloa.
The Baptist State, convention adjourned
yesterday.- Reports followed each other in j
iuick euecesaloii at the morning session. I
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J nougo ine mam 01 mananer imu um,
session urlttt after tnlUntght considering the
many application for aid In the support of
Missionary' pastors, nevertheless when Dr.
J. W. Conley called the convention to order
most of the fli'lcgatcs were in their places
and ready for af busy day.
The committee on next anniversaries.
Rev. A. H. Baliard, York, chairman, re
ported that the church at Frlead, having
Just completed a new building, had sent In
a cordial Ip-ltatlon.' for the convention next
year. It was voted that the invitation be
accepted and the next meeting will there
fore be held at Friend early in October,
190.
The enrollment committee reported that
23 delegates and visitors were present and
the convention continued the committee
until the close of todny's session In order
that delegates arriving today may be In
eluded, i,
Rev. E. R. Curry of Omaha was elected
to preach the annual sermon at Friend
next year and Rev. B. S. Hudson of Hast
ings alternate. The missionary sermon will
he by J. W. Merrill of Nebraska City, with
Rev. C. J. Tope of Grand Island as alter
nate. V Resolutions Adopted.
The rerolutlona presented by Rev. n. L.
Conley of Blair were adopted as they came
from the committee: v
.That eongiaU'la'e the convention and I
Ih committee on pulpit supnlv upon the
nre ntimlwr of well-equipped pastors who
li;ive hern led to nettle anion us.
That we ieolce In the efforts being put
forth through the Home Mlwlon society to
nwak'-n the true etlrlt of evangelism in the
churches, and that we are grateful for the
spirit of co-operation manifested by the
Pastors of the stute In giving time from
their wuik for evansrllstle services In des
titute and needv fields.
That our pastors preach more frequently
on God's ownership of property, the neces
sity of which Is very apparent.
That wt express our sincere gratitude for
he marked ..progress of Grand Island col
loire. That we reiterate our ort declared pro
nouncement In favor of the prohibition of
hi liquor traffic for state and nation, and
total abstinence for the . Individual. The
license system is vicious In principle and
" powerless as a remedy.
That we express our sincere gratitude f.i
the First Paptlst church and memliers of
the other churches for the excellent enter
tainment so freely and bountifully pro
vided us.
Inflnence of Kdacatlon.
The. annual statement of Dr. George
Sutherland, president of Grand Island col
lege, waa read. Among other things he
said:
The Influence of Baptists In the world
will drprnd upon two things: First, the
commanding and sanctified ability of the
laymen: second, a sufficiently numerous
and well-trained ministry."
Dr. Sutherland declared that half of the
r,0.A needed fpr new buildings had been
secured.
Mr. J. M. V. Henman spoke from the
standpoint of the student and gave an elo
quent orntlon on the religious life of the
college man.
Trof. J. F. Crawford told of opportunities
for teachers which he and his fellow teach
ers found among the young people at Grand
Island.
"Educational Opportunities of Nebraska
Baptists", was the title of a strong address
by Rev. B. R. Curry of Omaha. He said:
"The history of Grand Island college Is
short, but In Its fruition educationally be
yond our estimate. If Its history Is to be
a prophecy of the future of Its work, then
great things are. before It."
Mr. Curry advocated the building of n
guild hull In nearness to the state univer
sity. He cloned his appeal for Christian
education by citing the able work of
Charles Hughes, who Is conducting the
examination of the hlRh finance methods
of insurance circles, and who took the
flt-Kt part of his college course at Colgate
university and the luttrr part of his course
p.t Brown university. As we go to press
lr Slialler Matthews of Chicago university
in tpruklng;
Saturday
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BARGAIN FIUDAY
REMNANTS
Owing to our phenomenal business of Car
nival week we are left with thousands of rem
nants of all kinds of highest class fall goods.
We will sell them at most astonishing bargains
Remnants of 50c French Flannels
In the Annex at 19c Yard French flannel, silk striped
thallie voile, dotted all wool challie, every fl K
kind and style, bright colors and red, in H )
wool dress goods, worth up to 60c, at, yard
Remnants f $2 Dress Goods in Main Bldg. at 69c $. Yard
Ak-Sar-Ben week's big rush left us with lots of remnants
all the high grades, worth to $2, black and all I Q
colors, for skirts, coats and dresses, at, yard Uw
At 40c Remnants of every style I IN annex at c YD.-Direct from
l-v . ill A . A a
,1 1 1 R A .a., A a-IITJ 111111, UlUUniMlUB Ul , W 4KIIU o
sold up to 11.25. Black
and all colors, 64-inch
skirtings, etc., at, yd..
49c
yard lengths, of cream, red, navy.
Drown, DiacK ana almost
every color, nun's-veillng,
albatross, cashmere, etc.,
at, per yard ;
TKAVELEKS' SAMPLES 3, 5 and 8 pieces alike of the best
imported dress goods, black and colors, for skirts, coats
and suits, at, per yard
Thousands of the fine all wool coshrueres, serges, crepes,
Panamas, 7&c grade, splendid for children s dresses
39c
35c
H
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and waists in basement at, each
5c-10c
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Remnants of Our Finest Silks
5c-10c ;
A great lot of importer's samples, black and colored velvets suitable
for trimmings, all highy class Velvets, many pieces
raatch on sale in Arcade, at, cuch ,
Double width silk chiffon in all colors of the rainbow, plenty of blacks,
white and cream, many up to 50 inches wide, worth J fj 3CI
$1, on Bale at, per yard 4mDC'JJC
Remnants, waist lengths and dress
lengths,-finest fancy silks, black
taffetas, plain and changeable
taffetas, chiffon poplin, A f
etc.-, worth to Si, on sale
On bargain square great Jot of
silk, both plain and figured,
for linings, waists and trim
mings, all on sale, at,
per yard
n
25c
Coald Not Be Retter.
The uniform success of Chamberlain's
Colic. tholera and Diarrhoea Remedy haa
won for It a wide reputation and many
people throughout the country will agree
with Mr. Charlea W. Mattlson of Mllford.
Va., who says: "It works like magic and
Is the best preparation I know of. It
couldn't be any better." He had a anrloua
attark of dysentery and was advised to
try a bottle of this remedy, which he did,
with the result (.hat Immediate relief was
obtaluatf. '
Yarn and
Soles Sale
BALL SAXONY 5c BALL
SOLES 10c PAIR
The ball yarn Is the very best Im
ported quality and a rare bargain, as
It is worth l&c a ball.
' are showing all the new shades
In our yarn department, which is the
most, coinplett, n the west in all Its
branches. Kach style of yam carried
In all colors and shades.
If you are doing knitting or crochet-
Itlir It Will na v vnu tr Li.tlr at Am- ,1
Bpartment first, which is complete In
details.
Hosiery and (Underwear as usual.
Jos. F. Bilz
322 So. 16th St.
Omaha.
Carload New Fall Remnants
On Sale for the First Time -t
In the Basement Friday.
Fast color comfort coverings, good assortment, late designs,
yard wide, for, per yard
Greatest variety ever shown of pretty Persian and Jap patterns
In 36-inch flannelette, regular 19c yard value, for, yard . . .
81c
10c
Baby flannels in cream, pink, white
and blue, very best quality Blp
money can buy, for, per yard...0'
New shipment Just received, heavy
quality highly mercerized sateens and
Farmer's satins in black and colors,
regular 40c values, for tn
per yard ICJW
Heavy fleeced cotton bed blankets,
slightly Imperfect, white, gray and
.tan, worth up to $1.50 per lO
pair, will go at, each, 19c and..1'-'"'
New dress flannels In long mill J,r
lengths, 15c value for, per yard '1
Remnants of cotton and shaker flan
nels, heavy and medium Art
quality, worth 10c per yard, yd..
Finest quality outing flannels. Stripes,
checks and plaids, in light and dark
styles, long useful lengths, i
for, per yard OJC
Drapery and comfort aateens, in mill
lengths worth 15c per yard, e,
will go at, pes yard OC
Scotch and Seersucker Ginghams,
heavy quality, the lBc grade I
will go at, per yard U!
MOO yards good quality light and dark
outing flannels, a very special
bargaln for, per yard
Remnants of dotted drapery Swiss,
worth 15o off the bolt, will H "7 Lc
at, per yard ( i
REMNANTS IN THE LINEN DEPARTMENT
Fine plain Linen Remnants, suit
able for making doilies,
center pieces, etc.
each
lc
Remnants of Table Damask, tbe ac
cumulation from Carnival week
sale at prices way below the
ordinary.
Odd Lots of Winter Underwear
From Our Great Purchase of a New York Manufacturer
We have taken all the odd lots from this immense purchase and
placed them on bargain squares for a sensational bargain sale.
This high class underwear is in wool, heavy cotton and fleecy
lined all sizes and medium and heavy weight.
All the Children's and Boys and Girls' Q 'J r M(
I'nderwear goes at ICS)CT'C
All the Ladies' Flue Winter and Fall Under Ifl ft
wear at.... -WCto OVC
ODD LOT OF HOSIERY
All kinds of Misses' and Ladies Hosiery black, tan and all colors
on great bargain square Friday at, f A f t fv
pair .. 1UC-1Z2C-1C
Saturday Is "oil's
ay
Next Saturday we will give away a Munsing Silk
Mercerized DOLL UNDERVEST to every little girl in
Omaha who brings her doll and is accompanied by her
mother or some other grown person ABSOLUTELY
FREE.
' DIAMONDS
ate always winners. Wi
aril them on s close a nutr
Kin mat we are willing
refund you full amount
r-ahl us lfs ten ixt coil at
anytime within one year from
dute of pvrcliase. A com
plete stock of them always
n nuno.
to
srv jlJML.
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Notice Saturday 5
OF MEN'S SHOES S
Ne bought an entire eastern manufacturer's stock of
Men's Shoes a complete assortment of genuinely high
grade patent leather, vici, velours, box "fk rv 5
calf, ete.-all are substantial, stylish fall Jr PU
shoes, worth up to $4 at dLAJr J
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Advance
BIG SALE
OMAHA WEATHER FORECAST Friday Fair
sarsa csBSKxncsna
and Warmer. . H
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Green Trading Stamps Main Floor.
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FRIDAY SPECIALS IN
"SINCLAIR" MILLINERY
$fot MISSKS' TRIMMED HATS Jaunty flats taste---5.
fully trimmed or bent into the modish con
tinental, with wing or 9fl 298
flower trimming, all colors.
SILK VELVET SHIRRED TIRBAXS In all
colorings, very chic. In perfect style, 49
$5.00 values, Friday for
A LINE OF POPULAR PRESSED SHAPES
Pretty velvet bound ideas, exact copies of
Bendal and Llchtensteln shapes, f 49
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PM98c
VP-TO-DATE STREET
variety in the city, at
$2.49 values, Friday for
HATS Most extensive
Dry Goods Bargains for Friday
Ladies' Flet-ce Lined Wrappers New patterns, splendid cloth, fiQn
the regular $1.26 wrapper; at 0C
LADIES' FUR COATS
Over One Hundred Garments to Select from Our Friday Leader.
Near Seal, with Mink Collar, Reveres and Cuffs, heavy IP ((
satin lining, $37. CO quality; at S.UU
Misses' Angora and Cloth Tarns, Cloth Tourist and Colonial CA -Caps,
all colors; all at JUC
Children's Fine Wool Toques Plain and fancy, dark and light IP
shades; 50c and a-JC
Girls' Clouks Splendid value, heavy brown basket cloth, a Q C
brown, blue and red Zlbeline and fancy mixtures
Plain brown,-in navy, royal, red and castor; also fancy M Q P
mixtures. . .' ..JO
' LADIES' SLITS, $12.50
LADIES We are making $12.50 our banner suit this season.
The material and style we are offering at this price is equal to the
$20 and $25 suits sold in other stores.
Special Prices on Children's Underwear Fine fleece lined shirts and
. drawers, shaped garments, silk stitched, regular 50c gar- OC
ments; sale price Friday, per garment vC
Ladles' Union Suits Half wool Union Suits, silk taped neck, in gray,
Onelta cut and buttoned front, regular $1.50 value; ape- AA
cial Friday, a suit l.UU
Ladies' and Children's Hose, lOc Fast black, fine ribbed ladles' hose
and children's fast black heavy ribbed hose, spliced heels lA
and toes, regular 19c value; special Friday, a pair 1IC
Ladies' Neckwear, 5c Each Fancy embroidered lawn turnovers, in
white and colors; fancy silk embroidered stocks, with or without ,
tabs;, this lot worth from 10c to 25c; our price Friday, f
each DC
Another Big Handkerchief Offer We will put the balance of our
ladles' sheer linen hemstitched handkerchiefs on sale Friday, t
. each C
Face Veiling With Extra Green Trading Stamps Fancy and plain
mesh veiUngs, with or without dots, in full assortment of de- Jfi
strable shades, worth up to 75c per yard; special Friday, a yard. ljC
. :' ' And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
An Embroidery Sale 500 pieces fine embroideries and insertions, In
SwIsb and Nainsook, worth from 10c to 25c a yard; Friday, P
per yard,. 12 Mr, 10c and , 3Q
APRON GINGHAMS, WORTHSc; FRIDAV, Ml
a yard........... fj.C
Bleached Muslin, fine quality, free from dressing. In lengths from 1 V
to 9V4 yards; special for Friday, per yard (12 yards to a 1
customer JzC
100 pieces of fine Wrapper Flannels, in dark patterns, worth
8 l-3c a yard; Friday, per yard TiC
Heavy Outing Flannels, in lengths from 2 to 14 yards, worth (
15c yard; only, per yard JQ
Bed Sheets, 72x90 and 81x90, of fine seamless sheeting, free fir
from dressing; special for Friday, each, only DJC
500 remnants of Table Linen, Odd Xnpkins and Crash Toweling
for sale Friday at less than import cost.
BENNETT S BIG GROCERY
Coffees Coffees
Watch for the
Great Sale
of Underwear
Saturday
liilMu PENS
THE ItK.l.l Altl.K M'OI.V'.
Watch for the
Great Sale
of Underwear
Saturday
Special Friday Bargains
Remnants of Wool Dress Goods
FROM TO 12 A. M.-2o.(W yards of Wool PrfRS Ooods. Sn. 52. 51. Hand M ln. hs wide,
in all wool, silk and wool, etc, in remnants from 2 lo 8 yards Ions. I'rie.liev'a
and Lupin's, and all the best made, snd sold (mm $1.00 to oin
14.00 r.r yard, at prr yard. 69c. 4! :Kc nnd 4l)C
FROM i TO 4 P. M. -Another stPni-wlndinff sale of all kinds of high prl. cd f (B
wool a-ooda. at. prr yard. 49c, 3fl-. IKc and IOC
No patchwork plecea or traveling men s samples, hut the real thing.
Remnants High Grade Wash
Goods and Linings
Remnants, ail linen aultlnn, silk and linen suitings, high grade madras.
percales, linings, etc.. that sold from Uttc to Due yd., at, yard, 10c. 7Hc and OO
Our Silk Department
R??!'2r;,l.01!' S'VS. RKMNANJS OF VELVETS Frld a th greatest remnant
" uiino a ii i( itiiris at
Two thousand one-pound car
tons Bennett's Cap-n fn
JtUl VV1IWV J f f k
Forty'Greeu Trading ff ijjj
Stamps with each LZHjJ
pound carton.
Friday Only.
Imtmcncomw'
DtALERjVfVtirrmi
OMAHA JICB.
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ard't f remn,ln,s of hlgh 8ad,' Bilks in ali the late atyles-at-
yardt f S"k ,'"nnn, "beautiful patterns at 23c
"e fft lot of Velvets and Velveteens-all lengtha and colors-som'worVh .60 yard
-' 1 1 ' tnrufirni DW your IS
tholee ut yard OOC
FRIDAY SPECIAI2.000 yards of ChlfTon Taffeta, in fancv, very neat pat-
- wiui a j vVi ,..
39c
45c
15o Flannelettes, In long mill ends.
at per yard ,
6Hc Stundard I) reus Prints, pretty
patterns, at. per yard
10c SeeiKiicker Dress Uinghams.
at per yard ,
26o Mercerlz?d Sateens, great snap,
at per yard i ,
2oc I.tnlnps of all kinds, in long
mill ends, nt, p'r yard ,
lOo Pereales. in fHst colors, new
patterns, at. per yard ,
FLaNNELKTTKS of all kinds, in
best patterns, from the bolt,
ut psr yard
3ic
2ic
5c
8ic
4ic
..5c
very
..5c
12U and 15c Tegeldown Outing
r lannei,
Seven Interesting Specials
10c pure Linen Handkerchiefs.
at. each..'.
15c pure Linen Handkerchiefs,
at. each
50c Satin Pad Hose Supporters,
at
S5o Fancy Ribbons,
great snap at, per yard
5c
7c
25c
16o Embroideries,
at, per yard .'
50o Patent Leather Hand Bags,
at. each
50c Patent Leather Belts,
at, each i
Three Special Hour Sales
FROM 9 TILL 10 A. M. MEN'S SHIRTS
and DRAWERS, heavy fleece lined, worth
up to 69c, great snap, 25C
FROM 10 TILL 11 A. M. CHILDREN'S
HOSE, heavy ribbed, Just the thing for
school wear, qualities up to 15c, Bp
at, per pair J
Read Hayden's Grocery Ad for Money Sav
ing Prices on Highest Quality Goods
A fine room with a vault heat
light water janitor service in a
fire proof office building for $18-00
The Bee Building.
A LITTLE EARLY
perhaps to talk about ChrUtmas gifts, but a good tlm
to select them, aa the stork ts so large and you havs a
oetter arlectton. Nothing nicer than a piece, from to
lAK.Ur'. ml .1 U LT rv 1 . . I , , .
i m m i i " - j 1 1 m i w ii i in an in our store.
I J j look roa the namb
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler,
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iioining aecuon j
Buster Brown, nil
Norfolk ajid Double
g Breast Three-Piece
.' 4 to 16, sold up to $3.93, for gj
S 'ZM ' $2.95 W I
Double Breast f2 I
Norfolks, Three-Piece j
Suits 'r
"XW 5oId up to $3.93, for Ji ! 1
21 lba. Pure Cane Oranulated Sugar for 11.00
48-lb. sacks Fancy High Patent Minnesota
nu... .Itl.Aa
1 10 bars best "brands Laundry Soap 25c
0 IDS. peBi iiniiii i'" - y . ; ' -
6 lbs. best Pearl Tapioca, Sago, Barley or
Karlna 19c
5 lbs. best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal. .. .19c
2-lh. cans Sweet Sugar Corn fie
2-lb. cans Fancy Wax or String Beans 0c
I-lb. cans Golden Table Syrup 8V
1-lb. package Condensed Mince Meat....7V'i3
1-lb. cans fancy Alaska Salmon c
Oil or Mustard 8ardinea, per can 3V.
Jello. Jellycon and Advo Jell, per pkg.Ve
16-ounce can Condensed Cream T'fco
. Ik an ai.nrt.il Roiintl - ('
, New California Prunea. per lb 7e
1 , . ii , I . 4 . - , - Ik Ilk.
XNCW .aiuuriiji rti iwi v m -7T'-
New California Peaches, per lb 10a
New cleaned Currants, per lb Sio
New California Cooking Figs, per lft....7Vis
New Brittmore Dried Apples, jer lb Po
READ HAYDEN'S BUTTER AND
CHEKSB PRICES.
Choice Dairy Butter, per lb lo
Fancy Dairy Table Butter, per lb 20
Choice Creamery Butter, per lb 21a
Fancy separator creamery Butter, per lb.23o
Choice Wisconsin Brick Cheese, per lb..lRo
Fancy Wisconsin Cream Cheese, per lb..l&o
Fancy Domestic Swiss Cheese, per lb..UHo
Rognefort Cheese, per Jar 23-1
Roquefort Cheese, per Jar 23o
FRlTIT. FRUIT. FRUIT.
Fancy Tokay Otapes, per lb 8Ho
Large, Juicy Lemons, per dos 16a
New Honey, per rark lOo
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The Low Rate Round Trip Excursion to the
SOUTHWEST, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17
is to induce you to look over the country traversed by tl
In
Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Texas.
A few of the round trip rates from Omaha. Neb.
Springfield, Mo tlO.OO
West Plains, Mo 10.85
Jbanon. Mo 11000
Salem. Mo HIM
Joplin. Mo $1000
Harrison. Ark 10 )
Rogers. Ark 110.00
Bentonville, Ark $10. 'JO
Favel'.evllle, Ark $10 W
Fort Smith. Ark $1128
Chandler. Okla f 10.10
Oklahoma City, Ok.. $10.70
Guthrie. Okla $!0.lo
Knld. Okla $10.00
Blackweli. Okla 110.00
Iiwton, Okla $12 66
Vlnlta. I. T $10.00
Tulna, I. T $10 00
Okmulgee. I. T $10.IM
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Muskogee. I. T $10.00
Holdcnville, I. T $10.70
Paris, Tex 113 .30
Itenlson. Tex $12.06
Sherman. Tex $13.20
Fort Worth, Tex $14.40
Hrownwood. Tex $17.60
Houston. Tex iM.M
Oalveston, Tex $21.10
Ban Antonio, Tex....$j0.0O
Nebraska and Iowa.
Equally as low raits iruin umrr intiim in nruniiit kiiu idwi. I lcxeis
good twenty-one days, allowing stop-overs In both directions. Ask your home
Kent for tickets over the 'Frisco, and ask us for descriptive literature of the
Great Southwest.
A. MILTON, ,
General Passenger Agent.
ST. LOU 18, MO.
J. C. LOVRICN,
A t. Uen'l. Passsnger AgenL
: KANSAS CITY. MO.
y nwuui.ciuii uur viiiiiiiiim, mviim Da as and suit
eases. We make tbein of the bett tnaterial. Our workman,
ship is unexoelled. We sell tlit.-n . for lass t,a Interlof
grades would cost you sinew here. If you buy of us "o
mill get the best you will hvb money )uu will be belter
pstlsfled. Leather Hound Matting Suit Cases. 13 40. 13 Ts and
14 00. We d.. repairing, M. 7 ana
. OMAHA TRUNK FACTORY,
' ' ' 1X09 Parnam Street.
Remnant Bargains in the Great
Domestic Room
Snow r.-hite Cambrlo and heavy brown
Buckhiad Muslin, worth up c
to lV yd., at, per yard Ul.
Table Linen and Toweling Remnants at
half price.
10c light and dark Outing Flannel. II.
ong remnants, at, per yard -vaw
..8Jc
at. per yard.
Ladles' Skirt Patterns of extra heavr out
ing flannel, flounced and embroidered.
wortn 4iu, great snap,
at
15c Shaker Fannel, very heavy,
&)-ln. wide, at, per yard
19c
.. 5c
..25c
25c
12ic
FROM 10 A. M. TILL 12 M. LADIES'
NIGHT ROBE8 of extra heavy outlntr
flannel, good colors, worth 1St,-
up to 75c, at uOC
BOYS' SHIRT WAISTS AND BLOUSES
in best styles and well known brands
worth 3!c to 75c sample garments and
greatest bargalna ever shown at
choice IvC
Friday Cloak
Department
Bargains
A delayed shipment of ladles Vata and
Cravenettes Just received, even better
values than last week's showing. A glance
will prove the superiority of our garments.
HEAVY MONTENAC COAT8. In the new
Empire style, 46-ln. long, nicely lined;
greatest bargain ever shown, J 50
HANDSOME TOURIST COATS In great
variety of fine mixtures, in the rery
latest stvles, garments worth' Ifi
up to i6.5o, at ivj.yjyj
BAMPLE COATS, unsurpassed In quality,
original In design; come In coverts, ker
seys and handsome mixtures, Ht prices
which mean a snvlng of one-third to one
half for you; $-5.00. $23.50. $21.75 JgO
STYLISH CRAVENETTES. the Immense
variety and low price makes selection
easv. garments worth $7.60 to $22 50, di
vided into three lots, S ffl
at $14.90, $8.90 and J.VV
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