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This Entire Stock Was Sold
to Brandeis by the Iowa Trust
and Savings Bank of Bes
Moines at Less Than Half the
Invoice Price.
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The Leader Stock Is All Hew,
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Fresh and Up-to-Bate--The Bar
gains Are Astonishing Extra
Specials for Monday.
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Hero Arc Only a Few of the Wonderful Bargains in This Sale Llonday You Are Bound to Save Money on
Everything You Buy at This Extraordinary Sale.
ALL
THE
HIGH CLASS LACES
FROM DES MOINES STOCK
ON BARGAIN SQUARES
Band Made Clnnys, Over 100 new etyles of the finest laees from
Irish Crochet, ' the great stock. All are up-to-date effects
Silk Laees, in white, cream and ecru laces these ele-
Ftne Net Tops, gant lots have been displayed in the win
Venice Laces, Etc. dow for the past few days and thousands of
women" have marveled at the big bargains actually worth
as high as $1.50 a yard at, yard
5c
10c
ALL THE WIDE EMBROIDERIES
FROM THE DES MOINES STOCK
ALL
THE
FROM THE LEADER STOCK
THESE ELEGANT, SEASONABLE DRESS GOODS GO ON SALE MONDAY FOR THE
FIRST TIME. LOTS OF R.OOM ON BARGAIN SQUARES FOR EASY SELEC
TION. THESE FINE GOODS AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
All the Leader's $1.25 and
t
$1.50 Dress Goods 49c Yard
54-inch Tailor Suitings, imported
Granites, 54-inch Panama, Chiffon
Panama, Radium Eolienne, black
French dress goods, silk lusters,
cream Sicilian and Panama, etc.
50c and 75c Fine Wool and
Silk and Wool Dress Goods
42-lnch silk and wool fancys
Cashmeres, Serges, Panamas, All
Wool Walstlngs, etc., and every
piece of dress goods the Leader
old up to 75c yard, at yard
These are extra wide embroideries, flounc
ings, skirtings and corset cover embroid
eries, In beautiful new open work patterns, many
very elaborate effects, worth aa high as 75c yard;
on big bargain squares, at, yard
MEDIUM WIDTH EMBROIDERIES
FROM THE DES MOINES STOCK, at..:
Big lots of fresh new embroideries on bargain squares, many desirable
widths, hundreds of handsome patterns ia embroideries and fl
insertlngs; specially priced, at, yard IUC
25c
10c
All -the Leader's $1 Dress
Goods
Silk Eoliennes, Crepes, Mohairs,
I
Panamas, Serges, Sicilians, checks
and plaids and Fancy Suitings, 64
inch Sicilians, etc., at yard
lie
EVERY PIECE OF HIGH CLASS WASH DRESS GOODS IN
THE DES MOINES STOCK WILL GO AT YARD
No consideration for the Leader's price. Linen Suitings, Silk Jacquards, .
Sheer Silk Fancies, etc.
K
Ladles' Short X.lslo
Oloves From the
ls Motnea stock.
worth ue
to Ha
pair.
at.
25c
ladles' Ituuin XTb
dnvwi From tho
big took, worth up
to 60c at
10c-12!c-19c
Children's mm a r
Qidirwil r All
alzea at
5c &nd 10c
AU jP A TOlDHrTTQ FROM THE DES
THE UilliAir Kj ii MOINES STOCK
Wilton Rugs, regularly
srf.. - 29i8
Body Brussels Rags.
price ., ft ft
our price.
Brussels Rug, Det
our . ri
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Brussels Rugs, Des
tu.vv, our
price.
Ingrain Carpet, Des
Moines price
45c yard,
our price. . .
Brussels Carpet, Des
Moines price
90c yard,
our price. . .
Square, 9x10-6,,
sale
price .
80c Best All Wool In.
grain Carpet,
sale price,
yard
Special in the Basement One lot of remnants
of Axminster, velvet and Brussels carpets,
from the big purchase; sale price, each
141s
29c
t, Des
69c
SIO.OO All
Squares,
9x12, our
price ......
$9.00 All
Wool Art
. "J.50
Wool Art
FROM THE LEADER STOCK
Hundreds of yards of fine silks The Leader Department Store carried a general line of
silks, including' this season's styles, fancy silk suitings, black and colored taffetas, black
peau de soie, crepe de Chine, Japanese silks of all kinds, pongees, etc.
LOT 11,200 yards of rough
wear all silk pongee, they
come in a fair range of col
ors, printed foulards, 27r
inch llabutai silks, etc, all
go atj per yard
LOT 22,500 yards, consisting of
27-lnch, 22-inch and 20-lnch silks
black, and colors, suitable for all
purposes, small and medium size
checks, Loulsene and taffeta,
black and white China silks, pret
ty foulards Leader's price 76c
and $1 a yard on bargain square
per yard
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LOT 3 2,250 yards of the choic
est dress silks grays, Alice blues,
new navys, resedas, in various
checks, barred and stripe effects,
black and white silks and Jasper
effects, plain and glace taffetas,
dotted crepe de chine, etc., Lead
er's price $1 and $1.25, at, yard
02
ol In
65c
59c
f i
5 Big Basement Specials 5
Wash Goods
All of the high grade fancy chambrays, silk finished prints,
&j dark and light colors, all of the double fold prf
q coverts, on sale on two immense bargain v
b .squares in basement, at, per axi vL
yard....: ;.; .
g 400 piecw of fancy voiles, black and white checked batistes,
0 Jinen duck in blue and linen colors, an immense assort -
5 ment of imported white satin plaid lawn
h with colored floral design all of these goods
y sold in Des Moines at 25c per. yard, on sale
S in basement, at, per yard. ..,..,...
All the Fancy 25c Ginghams, Chambrays and Zephyrs
From the Des Mines stock at, yard 2
All the Cotton Twilled
Toweling from the Deaf
Moines stock, yd ... . C
.... if
t Dig specials oi na.in rioor
7k
All the 9-4, 10-4 and 11-4
Unbleached Sheeting,
worth up to 30c yard; on I
sale at, yard mW
HOSIERY From the Leader Stock
All of the men's full seamless
cotton hose, in blacks and
browns, that sold in
Des Moines atl2 He,
on sale on main
floor, at, per pair. .
6 c
All of the Dea Moines 25c Ladles'
all over lace lisle
hose In black and
brown, on sale
at,' pair
4 oc Dauiea
10c
All of the Des Moines stock of
men's 25c silk mercerized
full seamless
half hose, blacks
and colors, at,
pair
All of the Des Moines 39c and SOe
black lisle and
gause hose on
sale on main floor.
at, per pair.
ik merceriieu
12k
es 39c and SOe
25c
I LUMENS FROM THE LEADER STOCK
rj 1.00 8-4 linen drawn work half bleached damask pattern table IQ
u cloth on sale in basement, at, each 77C
n
ALL THE LACE CURTAINS, ROPE PORTIERES, 1
COUCH COVERS AND DRAPERIES now tot ieadfi stock
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All the fine lace curtains from the
Leader stock that sold
up to 13.00 go at,
.' pair
All the fine lace curtains from the
Leader stock that sold ( mm
up to $S. 00 a pair " J)
All the rope portieres s
in one big lot, as long as
the last, at
1.50
98c
All the couch covers from the
Leader stock that sold a ff
up to $3.00 each go at, I J
each
All the silkollne ia full bolts and
new patterns, from the "71
Leader stock at. -.foC
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All the Cretonne from the
Des Moines stock. In one .
lot at, a, yard. . . .
I AIMCCf IflFUlTC lflf ACU CFf I DTC (rosn the
stock.
Hundreds of white linen, Indian Head and Rep Wash Skirts, made with
rows of embroidery inserting, self strapped, pleated, tucked and corded
these skirts are slightly imperfect from handling
have been shown in the window actually worth as
high as $2. CO up to $4 each special for Monday, onl y
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Ladies' Silk Shirt Waist Suits Made of fine taffeta with the new lingerie trimmings, lace
insertions, pleated and tucked, new circular fold trimmed skirts 1 ,
iui;n.cu niiu curucu
98c45-0
worth 110.00 and $13.60, at
Children's Presses In wash and summer
effects, made of checked, striped snd
- plain chambrays, in Buster and sailor
blouse styles, all colors, 'worth M Ct
up to $1.85. at 9JC
Ladles' Tailored Suit Many new styles
worth as high aa $17.50, at, es,rh
Ladies' Sunburnt Skirt In novelty flaked
mohairs, plaited to yoke in blue, brown,
black and' green worth seven dollars, -
will go at,
each . . . .'
becoming and7 popular novelties,
3.50
7.50
Ladica' Spring Tailored Stilta
All colora. at y lea and ma
terial, worth aa blirh aa
fifteen dol- ttfi OO
2'
5c
lara, at
Ladloa" llk Etona. Bilk. Box I
("oats. Covert Jacketa and. I
Pony Coata worth aa hleh I
as t8.00 and 1 mow. , r I
each, at
Ladies' Cravenette. Coata ' in
ahower proof cloths, tan, olive
. and oxfords, new belted and
. flouted backs, worth
. .up to $12.01), at
t3SB5C!X3eaK235
6.98
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All the table damask that
aold up to lc ia.
yd., at, yd 'c
All the table damask that
aold up to ic OQA
yd., at, yd "c
All the table damask that
sold up to 86c A. fin
yd.. t, yd ,oc
All tha table damaak that
aold up to $1.5 t.
yd., at. yd. iv,no
AJl the napkins that' aold
up to Sue doi., 7C
at. do -C
n the ninklm that aold
to bc aoa., . Vf
af.
doz.
All tha napkins that aold
up to tl 8 Ofi-
doa., at, do 'OC
All the huck towelaithat
aold ua to 10c, . C.
at, each B
All the buck towela that
aold up to 12 He, I.
at, each MC
All the Turkish towels
that aold up to 7i
ldc, at, eaih 3C
All the dollies that aold
up to Sc, ' I.
at. each:........'...'
All the .lollies and tray
. cloths that aold up t
16c each, at, . C .
; each
All tha dollies, tray
clotha and scarfs that
aold up to Ho, 1Q
at, each 7C
All the scarfs, aquarea,
canter pieces, etc, that
aold up to 80c, C
at, each JC
All tha acarfa, squares
and center pieces tha.
aold up to II, At),
at, each W
All the Turkish wash
clotha that aold up
- to f c, at,
each
All tha frtnsed
towela that sold
for 6c, at. each.
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barbar R
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SHOES
All the men's and ladies'
high ehpea and low jR
$4.00 per pair at, s
pair ,
MUSIC
We ask you to call and sea eur fine
line of musical Instruments. Just re
ceived. Violins. Mandolins. Guitars.
Banjoa and other Instruments. Extra,
Violin. Ouitar and Mandolin Caaea
sold very reasonably.
ALL THE MEN'S CLOTHING From the Des Moines
Stock Suits worth $10, $12.50 and $15, it
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6.90 1 1
WAKING DENATUR1ZED ALCOHOL I
6eraaava Hatha al Peris Grata
Aleehel far laSaststaJ
Caas.
' Consul Oanaral Tharkara ef Brlin. writ
ing on the saa of dana,turlse4 alcohol In
Oermany for technical purpoaes, aa?a that
the aubjeet was ably and exhaustively
treated by Ma redeeaseer. Consul Ooneral
Maaon, is vaxtoua reports on tha subject.
Ha gives tho following extra ot from on
of Consul Oonaral Maaon'a reports r jard
Ins tho mat Soda la use in Oonuany for tho
Sanatuiiaatkm of atoohol.
Vor most Industrial purpoaes alcohol la
ttaed la Oermany. duty free, after having
been "deneturtaed" or rendered unfit for
drink Ins purpoaes by admixture, In prea
anvs of a irnnnt official, with a pre
Scribed porcontase or proportion of ena or
an ore of oovoraj different substances pre
orlbod In the very elaborate ataittte which
' gotrorss (be ooai(ilcsU4 subject to tsr-
I
mnr. There are t,o senaral rlaaaes or
de res s of denaturistng. vit.. the "com
plete" snd tho "Incomplete," according to
tha purpoaes for which tha aloobol so de
naturkaed Is to bo ultimately uaed.
1. Onmpleto danaturlsatlon of alcohol by
tho German, syetam la accomplished by tha
addition to every MO liters (twenty-aix and
a half gallon) of spirits; (a.) two and one
half liters of the "standard denaturisor,"
made of four parts of wood alcohol, one
part of pyrldln (a nttroseneous base ob
tained by dutllling bona oil or ooal tar),
with tha addition of fifty grama to each
liter of oil of lavender or rosemary; (b) on
and one-fourth Mtere of tha above "stand
ard" and two liters of bensol, with every
100 liters of alcohol.
Of aJcohol thus completely deoaturised
there was uaed In Oermany during- the
campaign year 1S0S-4, IR1.4C4 hectoliters de
naturiaed by process; (a), as described
abuvo. snd U.TM hectoliters which had
been densturtaed by prooeee (bj. Tbla
made a tout of SKaaXauS gallous of wholly
doBOAurtsad sptrlls uaed Surug tUs ysAr for
heating, lighting and various processes of
manufacture.
2. Incomplete denaturlxatlon, I. e., auffl
elant to prevent aJcohol from being drank,
but not disqualifying it from uae for va
rious, special purposes, for which the
wholly denaturised spirits would be unavail
able, is accomplished by aeveral methods,
as follows: The quantity snd nature of
each substance given being the preacrlled
doe fnr each 100 Ittera (iwenty-alx and a
half gallons) of spirits, (c) Five liters uf
wood aJcohol or one-half liter of pyrldln;
(d) twenty liters of .solution of shellac,
containing one part gum to two 'parts al
cohol of M per.cewt purity (alcohol for
tha manufacture-, of celluloid and pesamoU
la denaturised; (a) by tho addition of on
kilogram camphor or two liters oil of tur
pentine, or one-half liter bensol te each MO
Ittera of spirits. -
Alcohol to bo used lo tha manufacture
of ether, aldehyde, asarcln. white lead,
broin-silver. gelatine, photographic pa
pers and platre. electrode platao. collodion.
eaiicjUu ads ana) aaJua, salUas euasolstry
and a great number of other purposea Is
denaturised by tha addition of ten liters
sulphuric ether, or one liter of beniol, or
one-half liter oil of turpentine, or liter
of animal oil.
.For the. manufacture of varnishes and
Inks alcuhol la denaturised by lite addition
of oil of turpentine or animal oil. and,
for the production of soda soapa, by the
addition of one kilogram of castor oil.
Alcohol for the production of lanolin la
prepared by ad. ring Ave liters of benzine
to each hectoliter of spirit.
"A diversity exlia both In the kind and
tha quantity of the material employed to
denature alcohol," aaya tha New York Tri
bune. s'Tho particular service to which tho
fluid is to bo devoted must be considered,
for a course of treatment which would be
unobjectionable If the alcohol was wanted
for varnishea. for instance, might unQt
it for photographic solutions.'' While wood
spirits are, as a rule, preferred to other
subalaiutes. the proportion used varies, a-d
In tha choice of substitutes there la s wide
tangs, la Oet maar from pel cant to
I pex cent of wood alcohol la cousldersd
enough, hut If is noteworthy that In Eng
land 10 per cent Is a common ratio, if. In
deed, It doea not constitute the legal
standard there. Pernicious as are the
effects of wood alcohol, even when diluted.
It' may be doubted whether Ices than 10
per cent would wholly1 preclude Its ums
aa s beverage. In some countries It . la
custom". ry to supplement wood alcohol with
pyridin, a coal tar derivative, which is
offensive to both the taste and aniell.
Bcnslne, turpentine, animal ells ana other
agents which ar occasionally employed
In place of wood alcohol emit s sufficiently
dlaagreeable odor: to warn, If not to dis
courage, a person who has soy thought of
drinking the compound. Possibly s good
emetic would prove superior to any of tnest
things. If one could be found that was
cheap. A alngle experience with such an
adulterant would certainly be remembered
for months, if not for -a lifetime."
IsSUaa Mbrartaa UmIisi.
RfDIANAPOLM. Juna 1 -W. B Henry
state librarian, today reelgned q aroeit
the asms position la tha slate vt tVasli-
l&StASta
PERMANENT STATE HIGHWAY
Road from Oanaba to Wester Boaod.
ry Proposed from Panel
from Inherits) are Tmn.
County Attorney Blabaugh haa a sug
gestion for the expenditure of the money
which will come Into the permanent road
fund through the Inheritance tax. He pro
poses s concerted action among tha coun
ties of tho stata to build s permanent high
way from Omaha to the western end of tha
Hate. Other roads could also be built In
other directions ' in connection with the
counties through which they would run.
This road across tho stats might bo made
s part of the national highway across the
country from New York lo the Pacific
coast which aaatein enthusiasts are pro
posing. Judge 81abaugh bolieves mis matter
should be taken up by the nest state meet
ing of boards of county commissioner and
a plan looking lowmrd co-operation la road
building he adopted. Judge labaugk sug
gests s continuation of the Dodge street
road through the county aa a atsrtar.
Douglas county will probably securs In ths
neighborhood of tioo.000 from ths Inheritance
tas.
Mexican Mine AS re.
EL PA80. Tex., June it. A report has
been received from Banta Kulall. a min
ing camp In Chihuahua, Mexico, U0 miles
from here, that tho Hue no Tlerrs mine Is
afire and that aeven men are known.-to
hava been asphyxiated. A candle set firs
to timbering In the mtns. ' k
A IIOTRE DAME LADY
I will sene free, wilh full Isst raetlass. some ef
tkls simple srersratlen ler ih mire el teacerrkoe
I 1.. ratios liliplumwnu. railing ot in Woiub!
e.Dtr er rsislul p.rttxU, Tumars or Growths, Hrt
tUm Ikaatre to ry. I reaping laellsg
fpiM. Fats la tb ba.-s. snt all r.aial. Troualea.
la ail sensing aSdrMs. Ta avrth.ra af euSarine
saughlars I will .ip'ala s 8u."asll Noate Iraat
mmit If ou sar.M. to eoatiaue M will aalr uaat
about 11 easts s W guaranlaa a w-TT
atksr aaSatwrs a H. tbst Is sll I ask ii i
Uiwasiaa wnw aow saS Uil rear aaSartsa triaaaa
w m. a iwna aias as
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taS.