Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, February 03, 1907, HALF-TONE SECTION, Page 10, Image 30

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Monday Bargains of Most Intense Interest to aJl Careful Buyers
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE i FEBRUARY 3, 1907.
THE RILIABLK STORE
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OUR ANNUAL
Curtain and Drapery
Sale
Commences Monday
Examine th foHwln price tho
lowest si alL - .
Saxony BnutMto Curtalna, $25, $20,
$18.66. flS ud..... $12.50
Novelty Italian FlUct at $16. $10
an4 $8.50
Dauble Net Brussels Lac Curtains at
$1.60. $11. $12.50 and $0.50
'Hand Mace Arabian Curtain at,
' $18.60 down to $10.50. $9.75
amd $8.50
Ik ported Irlsa Polat Lace Curtalna at
. $10.75. $9.21, $8.60. $7.50. $C00.
$5.50. $4.00, $2.98 and $1.08
Heavy Corded Novelty Lace Curtalna
at $4.98, $3.60, $2.98 and. . .$1.98
$8 Brussels Net Curtalna, $7.50 'Ara
bian Curtains, $6.98 Irish Point Cur-
. tains, $7 Bar net Curtains, at.$4.9S
,$5.60 Zion City Cable Net Curtains. $5
Zlon City Barrnett CurtalnB, $4.50
Nottingham Curtains, $3.60 Brussels
Net Curtains, go at. ..... . .$2.08
$3.50 Ecru Cable Net Curtains, $2.98;
Ecru Barrnett Curtains, $2.50; Not
tingham Curtains, go at $1.08
600 dlffereat styles of Lace Curtalai
at. pair, $1.76, $1.49, $1.36. $1.25.
98c, 75c, 69c, 69c, 49c and....39t
Ruffled Swiss at hall price.
Full line of Madras and Bnowflake
Curtalna.
Lining Dept.
The laregwt, the finest and the best
equipped Lining Department in the
west.
Opera Satin, yard $1.00
Silk Taffeta, yard 58c
Lusterlal, yard 35
Manhattan, yrd 25t
Everything in Tailor Trimmings and
Dressmakers' Findings at the very low
est prices.
EXTRA SPECIALS
35c Corset Cover Embroidery at, per yard 196
60c All Over Embroideries at, per yard 19
Fancy Torchon Laces at, per yard 5o and. 2V&
Fancy Val Laces at, per yard, 70 and .S1
pfoil)
THE RELIABLE STORE
sthSX Carpets and Rugs
Special laxfadnj that will certainly start the month's
sales off with a rush. . Wt present this season by far the
most extensive assemblage of all kinds of Carpets and Ruga
ever brought together in Omaha. We would call your spe
cial attention to Monday's specials.
Wilton Velvet Ilujr. sire . 15.00 Wilton Velvet Rugs, splen-
$6x72. special at 92.98
92.no Axmlntw Rug, Size 27x
72, special at $1.75
1.50 Tapestry rtnuisels Rug,
size 27x64, special at Or
Manufacturer's Rug Samples,
worth us to $8, at, choice, Bc,
89c, 69c and 29
S12.ee Tapestry Brniesel Mug,
great assortment of patterns,
size 9x12 feet, special. .$$.08
IS.BO Tapestry Rug, extra
quality, oriental and floral de
signs, size $-3x10-6, special
Monday at $9.08
did assortment, size 6x9 feet.
special at $9.00
Sultana Garpeta, good assortment
of patterna, 1 5c yard value, at
yard 22 We
SSc Ingrain Carpets, extra su
perior, 15 patterns to select
frem, at, yard. 40 1
60c Cocoa Door Mats, extra heavy,
size 14x21, special at 39c
85c Window Shaded, . 86 laches
wide, 7 feet leng, all colors, spe
cial at 22 H
85c Floor Oilcloth, beet quality,.
u to 2 yds. wide, special,. . 19
Monday We Will Open Up the New
Spring Wool Dress Goods
There will be sold a line collected from all part of the world. In
blacks and colon, Priestley's English Black Drew Goods, Salts, Mo
hairs, Ecrold Panaaaaa, etc, Broadcloth, German and French, as weU
aa domestic; Waitings, evening shades, etc. All the new French nov
elties. In light weight, fancy, In fact, the greatest array in High Class
Drees Goods that waa ever shown In Omaha.
From t Till 10 A. sc.
In order to open up the sale, we will
give 4e-lnch mohair, regular 75a
grade (not ever 8 yards to a cus
tomer), at, per yard 860
Tor All Say We will sell 11.60 An
gora suitings, ene of the newoat
fabrics In the market, all the nice
new shades) at, per yard 9So
We will slse sell 60 pieces of (1.50
' Taffeta, In all colors, newest good
made, at, per yard 8o
Prom Xl38 Till Sl30 P. K.
We will sell 60 pieces of 69c Tailor
Buttings (not ever I yards to a
customer); at. per yard 37 140
Tor All Day We will sell the French
VlKareaun, regular $1.60 gpods; at,
per yard ago
We will alno sell French Vlgareauh,
$1.26 Keods; at, per yard 7 So
We Will 811 for All Say 10 pieces
of all wool suitings, regular 1 1.25
grade, at, per yard 76o
We will sell a 64-Inch mohair, reg
ular $1.00 grade; at, per yard.. 660
Several other sales during- the day.
HIGH OBADX WASH GOODS BB-
miHun,
Our High Grade Wash Goods De
partment is now In full blast all the
Weaves such aa Sole boucle, trousseau
silk, sole Imprlme, spider eiUt, sole
duchess, Manhattan ullk. sole radi
ant. La Seta, iiilano, Harlequin, seph
yra, sillt striped dimity, cluster dim
ity, Irish dimity, printed silk tissue,
Panama llaena, poia de sole, marquise
silk, carreux organdy, drap de luxe,
valeda raye, besides a larre line of
batiste, percales, pampas cloth, print
ed dotted Swiss, applique bwiss,
Scotch zephyrs, French sephyra and
thousands of other different kinds ef
wash goods tee numeroua to mention.
Thia Is the largest stock of wash
poods In the west.
Percales from, per yard, 18 He to Be
Batiste, per yard. I60, 12 Via. 10c,
nd 740
Foreign wash novelties, II. t,
11.26 and 1 91.00
Thousands of novelties of sephyrs
In ginghams and fancy cetten dress
roods too numerous to mention.
Samples sent to any, address outside
of the city. ,
Remarkable
Bargains
Monday
High Grade Linen
Department
Main Floor-2d Aisle to Right
No ether place will you
find our assortment
equaled or prices so low
Tl-tn. unbleached and silver bleached
table linen, In Irish, Soetch and Ger
man lmiiprted goods, our regular
$1.6t and $1.76 quality, at, a yd.SSo
All our Ho te $1.JJ unbleached and
stiver bleached table linen. In both
German and Irish linen, extra heavy
and pretty designs; at T4o
Extra .wide bleached double satin
table damask, sells regularly nt
J1.S5 to 11.60 yard, at 8o
All our $8.26 to $8.l bleached double
aatln finish table linens, full 73
Inches wide, only I yards te a -tomer,
yard S3. 49
rATTElV CX.OTKS.
10-4x10-4 bleached Irish linen, reg
ular $6.(0 (Trade, at 93.75
10-4x11-4 bleached deuble satin finish
table cloths, for either round or
square tables, at $11.60, $.5, 18.60
and $7.50
Napkins to match all llaea and table
cloths.
Our odd lot of dies and figured table
cloths. In figured, hemstitched atil
rlsln. 8-4 and 10-4 size, sold up to
6.00, at 81-98
ODD DOT 0' aTAPKTJri.
Many of them full dosens, extra large
size. In bleached and unbleached,
at $1.48 and 8o
Odd lot of damask and huck towels,
fringed and plain, extra long and
wide, hemstitched and colored bor
ders, sold regularly at 60o (only six
to a customer), at, each S4o
11x80 seamleas sheets, wide hem, ex
tra heavy muslin, worth $60, at. .CSo
91x90 seamless sneets. made from
standard brand pf sheetings, sells
1 regularly at 76o (only six te a cus
tomer), at, each B9o
46-tnch and 41-lnch hemstitched pil
low cases, at 12 Ho and .MOo
41-lnch plain cases, at 8H0
Good heavy bed spreads, extra large
size, worth $1.60, at 880
Marseilles patterns, full slse, plain or
fringed, worth $2.36, at 91-18
Imported Marseilles bed spreads,, at
$12.60, $8.60, $8.60, t.60 and...3.eg
EXTRA SPECIALS
Latest $1.50 Copyright Books at, per copy $1.08
All $1.00 Copyright Books, at 39
Bioyclo Playing Cards, per pack 13
Bee Playing Cards, per pack . ; 15
New Spring Silks at t9c
Monday begins our February sale of New Spring Silks,
with, a showing superior to any ever before known in
Omaha, both as to variety and low price. You cannot afford
to miss Monday's specials.
Bilks at 49c All new spring stock, in unequalled variety of
checks, plaids, stripes and plain colors, the new Chiffon
Dress Taffetas, etc the finest assortment of new spring
silks ever offered at so low a price on bargain hQ
square at per yard .' rtmfC
FJ1
no
yjlS
THK REUADLK STORB
Ctiemey Bros. Poniards, la beauti
ful 1907 patterns, coin spots
from the aiao of a alnhead tc
that of a dime, many other
beautiful and popular designs
ehowa. at, yard 75
27-lnch Changeable) Taffeta, for
Bklrta; 27-lnch novelties and 20
lnch Fancy 6 Ilka, two small lota,
worth np to $1.25 yard, on sale
Monday while they last at, per
y""d 50
Sew Hprlns; Novelty SUka, plain
checks, checks with Jaauard
, fisurea, novelty check, etc. In
great assortment of colors, spe
cial values Monday at $1.26, $1
-n 850
Natural Jap Wash $Uk, $6 lnchea
wide, oa special Bale Monday at,
400
Black Jap Wash Silk. 27 lnchea
wide, on Bale Monday at. . .45
From Till 9 A. My Ail our $1
Plaid Silks for waists, fox this
one heur at, yard 60
From 4 TiU 5 P. M. C J. Bonnet
Black Dree Taffetas, 27 Inches
wide, $1.26 tualiqr, at, yd. 75c
Sale of Sample Gloves
Over 250 dozen high grade Kid Gloves, surplus stock
and. samples of New York's greatest glove importers,
secured at a small fraction of their actual worth, will be
piacea on saie JxLonaay.
Ladies' Kid Gloves, in black,
white and all colors, for
street and evening wear,
values up to $1.50, choice
for ....69
Ladies' $1.00 Kid Gloves,
slightly soiled, to close at,
Men's Dress Gloves, all
clean stock, all well known
brands, all sizes and col
ors, actualy worth up to
$2.50, in Monday's sale at,
per pair 69
Greatest Bargains
Ever Shown.
pair 496
' Our Glove Denartment W
lines of ladies' Gloves, in every imaginable style and color,
for spring wear. No place in America will you find more
complete assortment or better values.
Long and Short Kid Gloves of all styles at. . .$L00 to $5.00
Expert Fitters Always in Attendance,
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
High-Grade White
Goods and Dress
Linen Department
Embroidered Anglalse and Imported
St Oall 8wiBsea, 32 inches wide, all
new aprlng designs, at $1.75, $1.50,
8c, 86c, 75c and
Domestic Swlsaea, 17 inches wide, in
dots and figures, at, a yard, 49c, 35c,
luc, lc and 15
Fancy Mercerized and Plain Waitings,
in both imported and domestic goods,
handsome patterna, at, a yard, 69o,
45c. 39c, 25c and 15
Aute Cloth and Linen Finish Waist-lng-B,
full ahrnnk, at. a yard, lDc,
12 c and 10
French Lawn, 46 Inches wide, at, a
yard, $1.60 down to 69c, 39c..25
Wash Chiffon, 45 inches wide, at. a
' yard, 98c, 89c, 76c, 69c and... 45
Persian Lawn. 46 Inches wide, at. a
yard, 69c, 50c, 39c, 25c and...l9
Mercerized Batiste for lingerie waists,
45 Inches wide, at, a yard, 85c, 69c,
69c, 89o and 25
Ceuntess Nainsook. 86 Inches wide,
regular 25c quality, at, a yard. ,10
Loag Cloth, 86 inches wide, at, a yard,
26c, 190, 16c, 12Hc, 10c and.. 8 Mi a
Splendid Sale of
Decorated Ware
Dinner Plates, each.... ...... 3
Saucers, Fruit Dishes and '
Pie Plates, each ..26
Butter Dishes, each 1
White Granite Cups and Sauc
ers, St. Dennis shape, 6 for.. 9
Majolica Water Pitchers, 2-qt
size, each 10
Decorated Japanese Tesura
Ware Teacups and Saucers, 50c
values, at, pair 15
The Greatest Barflains that Were Ever Known in Omaha Will Be Given in Our Baraain
A nrrTW m-r at an nr a mr . -.- .
One large counter of White Goods,
regular 10c and 12c, will go at,
per yard ....23A6
One large counter of White Goods,
fancies, piques, welts, stripes, etc,
worth up to 19c, will go at, per
yard 56
100 pieces of 25c Dotted Swiss,
strictly fine goods, on sale at, per
yard .....934
One large square of Fleece Lined
Flannelettes, 27 inch wide, regu-
. iar xzyzo gooas, wu go at, per
yard 3A6
One large square of American
"Prints, stripes, fancies, etc., that
sell at 7V2c, will go at, yard, 3V2t
36-inch Percales, fine styles, that
sold for 10c and 120, will go
at 4?A6
36-inch French Percales, extra col
ors, extra cloth, that sells at 12c
and 15c per yard, finest styles
made, will go at, per yard. .7M;C
ANYBODY THAT WANTS ANY KIND OF MERCHANDISE
LINEN SALE IN BARGAIN
ROOM
50 pieces Turkey Eed Damask, in
checks, plaids, all fine 6tyles, reg
ular 35c grade, will go in this sale
at, per yard 19
50 pieces of 25o Bleached Table
Damasks, will go in thia sal at,
Pr yard 12l26
50 pieces pure Linen Damask, regu
lar 75c goods, will go in this sale
at, per yard 38e
WILL PROFIT GREATLY BY ATTENDING
75 pieces of fine Mercerized Dam
ask, regular 50c goods, in this
sale at, per yard 256
50 pieces of extra wide, extra fine
Mercerized German Damask, reg
ular 59o quality, will go in this
sale at, per yard 39
100 dozen Sheets, regular 50c qual
ity, will go in this sale at. . . .34
100 dozen Towels, in bleached and
unbleached, Turkish, Bleached
Huckaback, that sold up to 120,
Dainty Undermuslins
at Bargain Prices
Bklrta, nicely trimmed with lace and embroidery,
worth up to $1.50, special sale price 75
Gowns, Corset Covert and Drawers, handsomely
. trimmed, mostly broken lines, sample garments
on bargain square, great snap Monday at, per
garment 39
g,adla' Ooraat Carara and Drawers Kagular value up
to 60c; In Monday's aala, at 19o
Xaaia' Iom Flna Import Hale and Maoa, lace Halo
and embroidered, broken kts, sample Una of Jaooby
k Oo, Nw York, worth regularly up to 0o: Mon
day, 260 and iaHe
Men's and X.adles' Oaatunera Boss that aeld up Uo
pair; Menday, at 15q
Coraeta ana OlrdUa Lerf hip. medium bust and Kir J la
top, boee euppertera attached colore drab and white;
treat bargain .at 394
Buy Your Groceries at Haydep's
And StopThat Leak In Your Grocery ExpensesLow est Prices, Fresh
est Goods and Highest Quality Guaranteed.
II pounds beat Fur Caae Oranulatsd
Bucar ll.OH
! bars beet branda Laundry Soap :&o
I pounds beet Rolled Ureakfaat
Oatmeal tor ISo
t pound best hand picked navy
Baane fer 16o
BruBiancelen, JeUycon or Jeli-O,
per paokaaa THo
Tig Bar Cooklea, per lb lfto
The beat XXXX Olnter Snapa, lb.. bo
The beet be da er Oyeter Crackers,
per poune so
ekr. Baited Wafers, ear lb... 10a
u-io. pa, oeai wnue or yeuow
Cornmeal II He
Large California Prune 1, per lb...4o
1-lb. oans beet 80 City Sugar
Cora to
1-lb. oans Fanay Was. String pr
Lima Beans TVka
1-lb. cane Golden Pumpkin, Hom
iny, tquaah or Baked ttan.,.THo
Egg-O-See Breakfaat Food, pk..THc
XATXXkTS lei TBAal and oonui,
Bireat Importers.
Fanoy Golden Samoa Coffee, a fine
coffee for betel or family uee
thia sale, pound Ho
Fancy Marecalbe Blend Coffee, a
rick drinker for tble, per lb... 17 Vi a
Portp Rico Blend, an elegaat drink,
heavy bodied, a very Ane coffee
for all round uee thia aale, lb..lftc
Fancy Ankola Blend, a very fine fla
vor, rlcb drinker, haa a beautiful
aroma, equal to coffee eld for lie
to 40c per pound; our price this
ealo, per lb Ha
Fancy B. F. Japan or Suudrled
Japan Tea, per lb 2ce
Fancy Tea Hitting, per lb l!Ho
HATBElfB BtOB-BT-BATnrCr
rjaiuus vs raoiTi ajib
BajTajsuiB.
Navel Orange arrived. Theae are
very fancy and extra large, worth
from S60 to 4o per desen; for
this aale, per doa 8 Bo
hememher these are no aubatttutea
for the Highland Navel.
Freeh Cucumbera, each ...Ic
Two bunches Freeh Lettuce to
Two bunches Freah Hetbouae
Radlehei e
Ripe Tomatoes, per lb lto
Large Pineapples, each Mo
I-arge, juicy Lemons, per doa lto
Fancy t-Crowa Imported Fig a,
Pr lb II Ho
Fancy Fard Dates, per lb 160
Beets. Carrots, Parsnips, Turnips,
Rutabagas pr Onions, per lb.... lo
Large Heads Freeh Cabbage to
HAYDSX'S) aiCS OH aUTTXB
axto cniu.
Faney Country Roll Butter, per
16- lto
Fancy Dairy Butter, per lb Ilo
Fancy Separator Creamery Butter,
. Pr lb.'
Fancy Llmburger Cheese, per
lb , HHo
Miller's Imperial Cheese, per Jar.. T Ho
Sap Rago Cheese, per Jar TViO
Neufrhatel Cheeae, Buubam brand
eai-h f.
Fancy N. T. White Cheese, per Ib.lso
OASTBT SyEClaXS FOB KOWBAT
New Chocolate Dipped Dates, lb..l0o
Dollclous Whlppud Cream Cara
mels, per lb iTc
Delirious Home-Made Taffy, lb... 10c
Room Commencing Monday Morning a! 8
Trra Blip v -J
in this sale at, each 56
50 dozen of 19o and 25o Turkish
Towels and Linen Huckaback
Towels, will go in this sale at lo
100 dozen Towels, bleached and un
bleached Tuhkish, also Hucka
back, that sold up to 15o each, will
go in this sale at, each IVi6
BLANKET SALE
50 pairs of $3 all wool Blankets to
close" quickly, at.....; $1.98
60 pairs of all wool blankets tbat sold at
$2.50 pair, to close quickly, will go at,
pair ' $1.39
60 pairs of all wool blankets that sold
at $1.76 pair, to cIobo quickly, at,
pair .f)S
100, Bed Spreads, some slightly soiled,
would sell regularly at $1.60 each, In this
ale will clone the entire lot at, each . 83
WOOL DKKS8 GOODS llAIlQAIXS IN
HAROAIX ROOM.
B0 pieces of $1 wool fancies, to close
quickly at, per yard 39
15 pieces of Jamestown Fancies, regular
68c goods, to close at, per yard. . . .vka.
Odds aad ends of goods that sold up to
$1.60 per yard, will go at, per yard. 3 9c
"1 25
Unmatched Furniture Bargains
Its easy to save many dollars on your furniture purchase if vou
take advantage of our special sales. It's easy to pay for what vou
buy, for our perfect credit system allows you to pay just as you
can Investigate
As Extra Special Bargains We Are Offering:
Sottd Oak Bock
er, with eobler
seat, fall alio,
Try strong, fine
golden finish -
$a $ a 7-
value, at a e I
$-KO Roman Chair, solid oak. golden finish, up
holstered scat, remarkable bargalA ' j
XXA0 DRESSE1CS Golden oak. two large and two
mall drawers, fall size, French bevel Q rft
plate mirror, spleodid bargain, at eJl
flOS Extenaloa Table, llko
out, quarter sawed oak, 46-io.
top, fine polish finish, an 8-ft
Table for 4 rf
only IOoel
Vurklaa Booxars Wo
have the flaest line In
19.50 to $65
Like out, upholstered In
best grade leather, hair
Clied, diamond tufted
baea, -reg-uiajr TO IT t
Ua8 value. $Q,3)
BaniUry Steel Couch, Ukaj cut. coil !i5In.KUd, I'U
. Seat, like cut. golden fin
spring;, supports La center, j r .ish, very strong, 7JT
a snap at JOD snap at I DC
Extreme Price Reduction On
Women's Stylish
Ready-to-wear Apparel
All winter garments sacrificed without regard to cost
or real value. The very best styles in tremendous assort
ment of materials. Never before haa such choice selection
been offered at prices so marvelou&ly low.
rrr t r . . . , , '
Women's Coats that
sold regularly up to
$15.00, in this sale
at $4.90
Fine Broadcloth
Coats, satin lined
throughout, in black
blues, browns and
tans; also handsome
Kersey Coats, regu
lar values up to $30,
at, choice ...$8.90
Women's Skirts
worth to $5.00, at,
choice $1.98
$5.00 Silk Underskirts Mon-
Women's Coats that
sold regularly up to
$10.00, in this sale
at $2.98
$8.00 Fur Scarfs,
at $2.98
Children's Coats,
worth to $5.00, at, '
choice S1.48
$5.00 Eiderdown
Robes, in Monday's
sale, at $1.98
Fur Coats at- Less
than Half Price.- -
Children's Wool Dresses.
day at $2.98 $3.00 and $4.00 values 9S
women's waists, worth reg
ularly to $2.00, choice 89
EXTRA SPECIAL HOUR SALE
From 9:S0 Till $10:30 Av M.
Women's $1.50 Long Ki
monos, at, choice. ...C9
From 10 Till 11 A. M.
Children's Bonnet at 19
From 8 Till 9 A. M. Small
lots of Women's Coats, at,
each S1.00
From 8:30 Till 9:30 A. M.
Children's Craven ettes, at,
each ...S1.00
Fom 9 Till 10 A. 11 Wo
men's $5.00 Beaver Shawls
choice ..... ....$1.98
From 10:30 Till 11:30 A. M.
Women's Underskirts.
regular $1.50 value. 69
V
Long House Indians
(CofUinued from Page Four.)
tko evil deeds they had committed within
the year. After all had "talked out" U s
'Ho-non-di-out" sent up this Invocation.
Wtta the smoke of too sacrifice:
"Thou Who hast created all thlns and
ruleot ail thinaa, aad Who glvest laws and
commands to Thy creatures, lls'.ea to our
words. Wo now obey Thy comiuanCa That
whlua Thou haa made Is retu.xln to thee.
Its breath la ruin to Thee, by whloo It
r our wrrd are true."
Inatead of the white dog, Indian toboooo
was ored tola year. Chief Cornplanter
wus asked why the dog waa omitted. Hia
reply waa:
"Hecuuse there are no more doga of pure
Indian blood. We use Instead Indian to
bticco." Nobody is obliged to take tte .statement
at Its faoo value.' Aa a matter of fact,
any white dog- would find It better tor his
health to avoid the reservation about the
time of the New Tear celebration. As to
tUe Indian tobacco. It la the general opinion
that to use It aa a aacrlnoe Is the vary teat
thing that can bo done with it.
The "talking out" and the invocation go
with the toUuxxs the same aa If It wore a
dug that waa being burned up. The Idea
hack of th Indian roiud In connection with
the aacrlfioe Is not of atonement for sin,
because they believe an act once committed
la beyond lecail. But It can be offset by a
good act, and In sending to the Great Spirit
the best they have, the dog, which la man's
faithful companion, or the tobacco, man's
chief solace, the Indians carry out their
ancient covenant with the Great Spirit, by
which He ' aareed to aend them always
things needed for-life aa long as they re
weinbared to send something of the sama
kind back to Him once a year,
Accompanying the aacrlnce, the "Ho-noo-dl-ont"
offered a prayer thanking "H-wen-eu"
f or the harvest, for the "three
sisters" the beans, corn and squash for
the winds that banish disease, fxr the rain
that loosens the soli for the aeeda, for the
moon and stars that watch the earth while
the sun rests, for ths wisdom that keeps
from evlL for the "Ho-no-cbe-no-keh" or
whole spiritual world subservient to the
Great Spirit.
But while the Indians took part In thee
ceremonies as a matter of course, their
yca'dld not really brighten until the morn
ing of the fifth day, Wednesday. Then be
gan the games, which ountlnued Into Thurs
day, and In which all took part.
The games were played outside of the
long houae. and Included the Ga-geh-da, or
Javelin throwing; the Ga-na-aa-a, or snow
snake game; arrow throwing, la crosse and
the peacbstone game, or Qus-ga-e-ei-ta.
The younger men took part In the athletla
pastlnio, but all took part in the Guevga.
'o-el-ta, which Is the great national gam
bling game.
Peachatonsa and wild plum stones,
charred and smoothed on one side, wore
shakes In a wooden bowL The players
oould bet on the omqpth or rough slds of
the stones turning up. The game waa
simply aa adaption of heads or tails..
In ths two days the player were lined
up by trlaea, and again as Individuals
Everything of value In the possession of
the players waa set up as stakes.
At times the excitement of the gamblers
reached such a pitch that they cried out.
At such times Chief Cornplanter would
remind them tbat ths winners should not
bpast nor the losers bewail their losses
too loudly. Ooata, ahirta, neckties, caps,
mittens, kltchtnware, weapons and dutne.
lie animals change hands doiens of times
daring the last day.
The dances and feasting on Friday
brought the celebration to' a cloae. Owing
to the persistency of the solicitors, woo4
was forthcoming to oook ths cauldrons of
beef soup aud succotash, and at tho close
of tho danoea the bowls of solid and Uqul
refreshment were, aaaaed among the people,
alttlng - utn the benches of tho lonat
houae. The feasUnc began at noon gnl
lasted until the last veetlg In kettle ana
bowls were licked up. the crooked for,
linger securing what the sjoon overlook.