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Suits That Were Mais ta S;II at S25.03. S27.53, S31G3, $32.53 2nd S35LC0
Rubstcin & Goodman, one of New York's foremost Cloak
and Suit manufacturers, who were very anxious to turn
their stock of tailored suit into cash came to our Mr. J. B.
Orkin, our resident New York buyer, with a proposition, and
for a spot cash offer he purchased their entire stock at less
than half price- That is why we can hold this extraordinary
sale of new spring suits this early in the season. All are
beautiful new styles and perfectly tailored of finest mateiv
ials, in plain or striped panamas, plain or striped serges, fine
n
worsteds, imported fancy maters
ials, etc, etc All colors and sizes
to choose from- There are 350
Tailored suits in this sale. They
were made to sell at $25, $27.50,
$30, $32.50 and $35, on sale
SATURDAY AT........
Beginning Promptly at 8:00
Sk.
LWIR1ES AEOUT EEAiBG
La.dici.tio us ILury Will Detirs ta Be
Heard cm Freig-h.t Satei.
EISC2ZP1TCT II TITS HZP02TS
W. JL Bryaai Tskkst a Band tm Xwa-t
las DsassiaMi Edltara
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Bartlaartwa tavC
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
UNCOLJf. March a 'Special.) The
Stata Railway commission la receiving
numerous letters regarding the bearing to
be- started MarcU 2 hi the matter of the
promulgation of a ncheiiuia of rates to
apply to ail classes of shipments in the
tara. In answer to the notices to the
railroads the railroads hav said present
rates are so low new that they are not
compensatory and. that any further reduc
tion would be a conT.scAiltat of property
and unjust. Ia th matter of figures, how
ever, on.y tile Missouri Paciflo baa dealt,
and tjie earnings It reported do not agree
with the figures of the Railway commis
sioa compiled from the various Missouri
Pacific report. The commercial clubs of
XurfoJk. Fremont. Beatrice and Superior
have already written, that each expects Ui
A DREAM
Taa Awakening meality
"Far back In my childhood I hold
icasaat memories of the coffee berry
ia its natural state, and Its grateful aroma
when roasting aver the kitchen fire."
writes a vuneraole X. H. lady.
-.Vithougn the eld house la gone and a
new one f tan da ia Its place. I often see
la my dreams, the fettle coffee gnnder
by tne window, aad grind again the coffee j
f ir breakfast. j
"But time passed on and the pleasure
of indulgence in- coffee waa wholly lost j
In the 111 effecw of my nervous system. ;
I was troubled with frequent and severe
spells of headache winch sadly Interfered
with my worn.
-My sleep was less sound than formerly
and nightmare often diiC.irhed my fitful
lumbers until at last insomnia held me nana m t.ie meeting or in Lraocnuc - ""w
in Ks relentiess grasp. I wuud Ue avake E.litorui! ass.M-'a:;on. and has suggested , u penit.-nt.ary for or.e and one-ha.f
nearly a.I n-gut. j "hst the editors get here in time to attend ; yrs from Buffalo county for stealing a
-Other truuoies set In until I waa pro- ! a business session March H. At this meet- , watch, wants to be p.-o.ed and has miuie
nounced incurable by several of our beet j ing a representative of the Bry-in Voiun- j Application to the governor. WTien Hewitt
paysicia.na They all prohdmed the use of I leers will be on band to make suggestions 'a convictl h tad been in Nefcraaka
BKffee. I m-uj md-ed like one under the i which w II be of advantage ti d-mocm.u: i ;"r an'Y on month. He wrote Uie gov
speU of tiie dnnk hafcit. but I obeyed j and populist edit irswhethr Tnanriaiiy 1 ernor that he was a Journalist and left
ln-.piicitiT mv me,liva. aovisers. f ir I ha.t I cannot be learned yet. Tins inf.irmat.n j home ut Euliid lo uiaka his mark in
become a great su.'f-rer. . was secur--d fr-ira the following letter, sent America. He landed in New Tjrk with a
-i. friend who had been greatly bene-j out by J. B. Donovan, president of tile j ;in:" money and went broke looking fjr
fitted by chanaing from coffee to Poetum. ! wx-iit:un: ! warlt "i'-ich he could not get. Then he be-
cm of tins health beverage to i M rKSV. N.-b.. March . IVi- eir- I aa 13 dr:nk. he said, and as hia Cunscience
try. I found its flavour pieaeant. Willi
at tae mum t me It agreed with me
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rtiy; in fact
seemed just what I needed
tj build me up.
"I ordered eome at once.
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but was 41s-
appointea to nna m.iie am -
my friend' I had sot boiled It long
stioMgii. After I had learned this fact ait
aarvirt my Postura ai-eoruing Ut directions
I had uaifonn. sexiafactory results.
"Well, to make a long suiry short. I ,
- hin f mn.l Pr.a. e de Leon's
roantaln of Touth. for my friends re-
marten that, I was growing young. My
mlad became clearer aaU more vigorous.
and I took up the worn wnHin I h re-
luctaatly laid aside, and much more wltn
a.tantiy oe,
"I: my case waa Incurable, as the good
iocturs baa aa-d. I had at Ivwt f Mind
something to a.. ay my Insomnia suffer-
1 gs aa.1 eerv for real aouneoment when
appeuia f iri Nearly five yea.-, hava
r drana mv cut) of
i i
riMtim. ana " " " " -
It t-xlay a ever. meres naueun.
Kame ra T r.a vo.
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Relwrf rua tt id Ut Wiivu.e.-
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iO DOUGIAS
Goodman's, (lew York City
Entire Stock of
fUESDAY AT 15
have a representative at the bearing. I
Superior will auk. that it be given a Jobhuig j
rata. It la expected that the Commercial I
club of Lincoln will be on band, as well
as the Commercial club of Omaha. Some
will come advocating the promulgation of
a distance tariff rata, while others wlil
contend that the present system of rates
should not be disturbed, ttunign. rates
should be reduced.
Some an ago P. A. Caldwell filed a
petition with the commission asking that
a hearing be granted on the proposition to
promulgate a distance tariff rate. When
the petition waa filed the commission had
under consideration the question of order
ing a bearing ta fix rates, and at this
hearing set for the 2th Mr. Caldwell will
be given an opportunity ts be heard on
his proposition. Svery railroad doing busi
ness In Nebraska will have representatives
present to protest against a reduction lln
Eeaai ts mm et emaJ reele.
The State Board of EMucaciun met In
regular session In the office of Superintend
ent McBrien this afternoon and transacted
routine business and heard the report of
Principal Thomas of the Kutarney normal
school and Principal Craotrea of the Pern
normal. In his report Principal Thomas
said he wanted piana for laying out the
grounds and planting trees and locating
future buildings. J. H. Badklnson of
Omaha, be reported, would do the work
for WA. The wtnd. be said, had Mown
some of the state roof away and about
fifteen squares, had to be repaired. The
coat would be about SB. There will be no
deficiency at the close of the blennium.
In his report on the funds of bis school
Principal Crabtvee of the Peru Normal, said
there was enough money in the fuel and
Ught fund to last throughout the blennium:
the laboratory fund was Inadequate, but
there would be no deficiency there; the k Kevealfe Talks te Staelewta.
fund for printing and office supplies Is j Richard L M-tcaife will speak ar con
more than half used up. but there are j vocation at tr.e State university on the
plenty of supplies on hand; the freight and 1 morning of March 1" H:s subject will be
,,9,
fund is not sufficient to last
through the blennium. The school needs
CM worth of seats and blackboards !
.j other fumature. but these cannot be ;
jjogt wnijout a deficiency. Mr. Crajtree j
bla teachers had been instructed to !
aiJt tor nothing not aasalut.'ly necessary. 1
Bryan ta Meet with E alters.
William J. Bryan is going to take
It-sire to er'end to yon. on hena.f
N'-oraka Democratic Et!:tnal
"f the
varii)n, !
sn earnest and nv
enrdial itr'iiai.in t-i
tw pr.nr at a busmess wung of the
associHticn. to he hei.1 m Lancnia on T'les-
Mi-vh ii. at Z . m.. !u-aJ.r.uri"i
at tie Ljntlell nolet. I .11 meeting . e;.:iI
t xh sveir-et.nn of the
H.m. i.iam
'he pitniiee f
' n a cerf-ij
A reores" nfa-
J.-nmr.ir Enin. and is for
nert rani of carrv:n
and
y't-tr'M'
rtmpa.n.
t t
the meKing
and sutmiit
a pr"o a.'tin
wilcn wil no duo tit prove of much im-
I P"f anes in the rsmnaign and be of mutaal i
j "Z1 to J t-ocrauc and p-punst
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hi, guests ata dinner at which a prog-am
- sss Car, tm awarltagtwau
( Haiieck F. R.iae of L-ncila ha been
tendered and has accepted --- position of
" r"-"M olicitor tir the B-trilng-
! ton raUroad west ef th Missouri river. Ia
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j -.r m u ixmuin
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Mandersnn. The SDDointneflt wi 1 sreee-
I aiiatd ilr. Aow a ruauvai td Oca-ia 4wt ' I
vU
O'clock A. E7L
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April L Tta salary atached to the placa
la in the neighborhood of CM a year,
When he goes to Omaha Mr. Rosa will
give up his active conectioa with the Lin-
1 coin Gas and 3ectzic Light company, the
I Farmers and Merchants bank, the Farmers
j and Merchants Insurance compiay. tne
.oumDia r :re insurance company, me
Thompson hotel company and other enter
prises of D. EL Thompson. His law partner.
W. B. Comstock. will succeed to the local
practice. Mr. Roee will arrange to carry on
the SI gas litigation and other important
cases for bis present clients who may wish
him to continue in charge, but will not be
permanently retained by any Lincoln cor
poration affer he leaves the city.
Mr. Rose is a brother of Deputy Attorney
Oene.ral W. B. Rose, and as attorney for
the Burlington, it la quite possible that in
marten of litigation between the atase and
the railroad company the two men will ap
pear on oppomte aid-a.
Be 7 Aeseelte Hie Setae.
diaries Barrett, aged 13. today drove a
poker througn the arm of his aged mother.
He became angry at a parental reprimand.
He waa arrested.
Xe. He rt ea Fisher Yet.
The com mission appointed by the su
preme court to take testimony in the dis
barmenc proceedings against Captam !!ji
G. Fisher will not be ready to report for
a coupe of weeks or mure, according to
Charles Sloan, one of the commissioners.
Commissioner Leavttt of Omaha now baa
the transcript of the testimony taken by
the legislative investigating committee and
he will turn it over to one of the other
commissioners when be bas concluded
reading it. When ail have read the testi
mony another meeting will be bel dat which
the concluauMia of the commission will be
written out and reported Co the supreme
court.
-Buncombe."
Brewlag Cessamay visits.
The Val Blata Brewing company has
notified u; secretary cf Mate tnat it has
withdrawn from Neoraaka and is not now
doing business in the state. It requests
therefore that tha authority granted to T.
i J
Foley to be its agent be rescinded.
Hsltm Wants Pareie.
I awakem-d
he drank more to drown hia
'ir!:iiauun. F'na.iy he landed, in Ne-
1 Bra- rI''r hB ad was
' -i ' '.' u. ne wants a Joo
on a newsiiaper.
Librae ailaiaa; O
TECUiLSEUl. Neh.. Marco IX .Srvecial e
Terumseii's new Caratr.e Horary building
I
' dav.
A puMic reception was held from
a clock in the afternoon and from
W in the evening. La the evening a
: to
, S to
, program of muc was given and addnes
! art ?L. " "
r t . Z??Z
I LaMater. The new buUding cost about
j r uf Mr Carneg,. 4ou(M IK. m
' 'he other tLH being provided by popular
j substr-ptiun and going to pay for the lot.
, wa ka. etc It is a handsome bulldins.
j
Palttas Brta lissa rtereee.
i T 'RJC. Mar h 14. Comant Tmy-
-Beta of u Flo. EviJ
00 pa-nting.
i o:ng.
was .id lajt evening at ta bum, of
. niiM ami E.j.rW'0 cuilm-tiona to A.exao.ier
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iiar e.
. i 1. . . i ::w wraiui anat
e ." by t .ji geiat uf Puis. auia
.a:
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WHEN WE SAY THAT OUR CLOTHING IS AS
GOOD AS IT LOOKS
we are saying what tlie srarment.? themselves prove to the men who wear
them. If voTi've ever worn them yon know it if yoa haven't we refer you
to anyone of our thousand. of satu-fieii patron?.
THE NEW SPRING SUITS FOR MEN
are rrodet of elesrar.ee. Never before ii-l Dame Fashion play so many
pranks with men". styles and never before did every "whim" call for such
skillful tailoring little weeder the makers of commocplav-e clothes don't
attempt their execution or the seller of oornrnoEpJac'1 clothes attempt their
di-'piay. Our Ponz'.'' street windows contain many from anion? the thous
ands of fine examples of worth while suits that await your inspection.
OUR MODERATE PRICES STILL PREVAIL
SIO up to $35
SPRING OVERCOATS AND RAINCOATS
that contain many style-points not embodied in the a vera 2? run of these use
ful garments, yet the prices are no more than for the Of A C Zfl
ordinary kinds CplU UP to Cp JU
OUR SPRING SUITS FOR LITTLE MEN
are about the snappiest creations you'll see this season. They
are about the snappiest creations you A see this season. They
riety of colorings and fabrics made for service, yet not 2
ST1TE LOSES 11 S PISS CASE
Jud Tiamaa of Cohmbas Directs ;
Verdict for Union. Paciio. !
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S2. 3LLETIT3 CASE EJ PCOT i
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Cmmrt BI4a tfcat Ctrwt Paws Gk-mwm
Phyateiam
la at Frr Trmi
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COVXTSCBV3. March 13. (Special
Wfjnm.) Judge TTiomaa directad a ver
dict against the atate of Nebraska. Thurs
day in tiie phyiiciana' paaa caae, m which
the stats was proeecntlri : Er. Martin far
ac-eptma- a paas from Uie Cnioa Pacir.c.
The case was prosecuted by County At
torney Hensley. assisted by J-idjrs J. J.
Sullivan, special counsel employed by the I tat orsanisatuina. opened its homes and
stata. Dr. Mir.in has been a physician welcomed the deleaves, niey were met
Tor the Union Favif.c for thirty years and f : the depots by carriages and reception
he has an indetermir.ata contract to do the lommitrees who escorted them to c-mven-work
at Columbus for the Union PaciTc j tion haHa. hotels and homes, and every M
ji conslderaUcn of CS a month, and an an- tent'.on was Jiven to enmf art and enter-
nuai pass over the road. His present con-
trace was dated January 1. i!. De'ore tn '
i present law went into effect. The court
1 j held ths pasa to the physician on'a con-
tract waa not a tre pass and directed th i
jury to return a verdict of not guilty
SISTERS OP CHARITY IY
tlST j
j
f essssleslesi Ail lees Caleia
PeclAe Tkey Xaw Be Pneiiali e-
From a Staff Corr!iponJenO
LINCOLN. March 11 Special.) Two
Sisters of Charity are included
n the list j
of passhoiders of the Union Pacific, which ! dted by Miss Shidner of Stromnburg. en
have been certified by the Stale Railroad 1 titled. 'The Jiners." After appointment of
commission to the attorney general for I officers to f.11 a few vai-ant chairs and aa-
I prosecution. They reside at Grand Liiand j pointment of various committees, adjuum
j and the commission did not give out their ment waa taken until 1:39 p. m.. at which
j namea J time the regular sta:e camp wnrk was
The commission has advised General Man- commenced, taking up a greater part of the
I ager Mohler of the Union Pacific that It
1 nas no uesire 10 pnjMiun i.ie aiiiiri. uui ,
j that it can End nothing in the law ex- j
j cepting them, and that he must see that
they are givtn no more passes, as the ;
statutes do not provide for such procedure.
The names of the sisters ar included in
the list for February, which the Union
Pacific has just filed. In the list also are
tha names of a dozen more newspspers
with which the riad has made contracts.
rominenl Prohibition Lawyer
Praises the Hixir
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MR. CHAP.LE3
la an abaolTelr p'ire distillation of
destroying the ftnr-3 and prod'!"i33
, Ue tonic ;:mu aat aad Inviuritor Iiloi t s-ien i; softened by warmth, and motatnre lta aULaaiilty and free
j dom from ia.'innua suhstaacea render it so that it can be reta.ned by the most senaartve stomach,
j If you T'afl Ui keej yoonj, strong and v.injrtias and have ua your cheeks the flow of perfect health, take Duffy's
i Pure Mail WU-oir?y regular!, accoriias ta directions. U unen and strengthens the heart action and purifies tne
entire sysrem. It is rrofnijtd as a
CAITIOV Wbem jwt aek. yiur di
geaarae. Its Uw only aheototrly pare
i Look for th trwle-mark th- -IMd I VmM" o. tiu. lahe-l. e.k. rtve
t -
, nw lr. R. ( arraa. ( uawuita. Pjauut, fr a rea lilatraU-d
Jlait W Hi.-key t Bmlmtrr. i Y.
Dr and J. F. Davin. tne company sir-
pon at CaJaway: Clarence Yarietx. son of
a surgeon at Lodge Pole. All these names
are in the list sent to tha attorney general
;or action.
Cmon Pacific officials the sisters nf
charity referred to are sisters in the SL
Fraucia houpKil ax Grimi Inland, wiitch
hoaplii; doa t.ii work f ir te Union Pa-
STATS! C.HtP OP IOIAL 1E1AHBOR1
Larawly Atteaaeil Mevtlas; HM at
Trk.
t TCRK, Neb.. iMrrri li (Special.)
comma- trains from ail directions brought
deleaates from every ocunty and many
towns in the state of Nebraska to the
Pujval NV.ahbors' state camp, which met
at York yrster4ay and adjourned t diy.
Aithough hundreds came. Tirk. note-l for
ils hospitality and enterta.nment. furnished
tainment or every deleata.
inn nam mev.n was cai.en m onirr i.
Fraternity hail by State Oracle Knapp at
lO M a. m. On behalf of tne c:ty. Dr.
Memlith. councilman from the Fourth
! ward, addreesed the camp, and Hon. e3orge
M. Spuriock. on behalf of the- York Com-
merclal club, bid them weienme ta the
city and offered them the free use of tha
la-ee. rommoiiioos Commercial club nonu
in which a number of meetings were held.
I The eesponee ti addresses of welcome waa
made by Mrs. J. Johnson of Aurora, which
wa9 flowed bv a humorous selection re-
afternoon, adjourning to the York Opera
nouee. where thirteen candidates wef
waiting to be Initiated into tile mysteries
0f xhe order.
The Initiation work was DUt on bv the
Tsmora camp, which waa congratulated on I
the nice work done by their team. Miss
Martha Dayton. oYrk's wd known violin
ist, played a solo, and Mrs. Jane Morrow
France rendered a vocal solo, after which
a fancy drill, in which most difficult v
D
ArNGSR
malted frain: great care being used to hav
a predicated hq iiii d la the form of a
faaii.y uierlu-ine everywhere.
- uirymr. irraM-vw or dealer for Duffy's
lueiia laai wialt w tiir-key aa is sokl
U T7 J
come in a va-
come in a va- e"-w
to 10' "
j !ut:nna wr pri"nted. aa n'.-rrn by Tjra !
i.iu tea rixna. ;
Th womi-n ileieatea apprf".a;d en
rainaient fumisned and thn ryil wl- ,
coma i f.h women of Tnri and Uiu T r ;
Commercial c!ub. and unammciuyly pa M l '
a resolution of thanks.
P. J. Taaaraa Has Twa Wive.
FAIRBTH Y, N'-h.. March r- iSrrvvai.
Sheriff Chamside returned thi afternoon
1 from OHiahoma. harms; m cistady Freil- !
erirk Jack Vaughn, wno was married a; th a
piara January tj Gnidle t'pnleman. The
i couple had eioped. but retum.M and won- '
1 married at the home of the bnde'i parents.
j .ww ii aevei.ipn mat in rrrt'ary.
; Va.ishn was married to JTw Haxel M. i
Ra.I in South Dakota. Vauhn was ar- !
rested on complaint of the father of h.s j
I :"L 't-m. anu ia eaam.nauon w-u o- !
!he!d oon 8,,ut!' Dakota wife
j here, which probably will be to
morrow. Vaughn is a brlckiayer and
worked at his trade here last season.
Wares at est far Clwwerw.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Manh IX Spe
cial.) W. O. Baylor, owner of the busnry
taken by the young men of the elopement
party from the vicinity of Ada. has sworn
out a complaint against the young man
Oirry. charging him with the larceny f
the vehicle, and Hall county has offered a
reward of SV for the arrest and conviction
of Curry. The four young people who left
their homes, as previously reported, bavs
since been traced to this city on the night
of their disappearance from Aldn and snrm
to have departed In the vehicle about 1 I
o'clock Monday morning, but no firther
trace of the young men and women ia
available.
CaMeatlslea Xaa KlUea. j
CENTRAL CITY. Neb.. March 11 3pe- j.
clal.) Fearfully mantled and literally cut ;
to pieces the body of an unidentified man i
i waa picked up on the Union Pacific tracks
by the section hands as they were going !
; to work this morning abuut eight miles j
1 VMt nf rhte n4tT Tr w . annuMMtr that '
man naU nd a tIlR tnuB i
but whether he was stealing a ride and
fell off, or whether he was walking on the
track when tile tra.n ran him down will !
probably never be known. Conner Too ley !
was at once notified and in company with I
Frank Korabrink went out and gathered j
up the remains and brought them to town.
No inquest was deemed necessary. Ail ef- t
(Continued on Fourth Page.) I
of Life
Mr. Charles D. Aiagcr,
a wdl known iawcr of
Aniover, Ohio, who ha; i
just celebratzi hi. 8 hi j
birthday and manages an j
extensive business, has j
been completely cared of i
acute dyjprpua and init' j
gestin by Duffy's Pure j
Malt Whiskey. j
Mi. Aingr la a Prohibitionist and is I
opposed to the sale and use of intoxi- 1
cants, but savs he can couacie-ntiously I
rerommenJ Duffy's Pure Milt 'Saisky J
A3 A rreat mediciae. i
Mr. Ainger wrltt,: I am SI years!
old And Am n'.l anending to ti exwn- J
give buBincsa without aav as stance :
what ever I have been all mv Ufa
opposed to th aale and use of intot!- .
canrs. I have be-n a sufferer froix.
acute dyspeinia and ladlsestiun. I have ,
recently commenced th ae ot Duffy's
Malt Whiskey aa a medicine. I know
that tt hag beea very beneficial to my
hea:Ji and flrrry bllev that It ha
prolonged my ex-stance. I caa con
scientiously rerummeDd Its use as a :
medicine.
rjhiskey
every kernel th -rou.-hly Salted, thus
malt eseenca. hith Is the most efTec-
Pare Halt A hie key b sore yn get the
fas seabed bottle tly jae-ver la balk.
aeal .eew the .rk ia .Lnntkem P.-e
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sarUiial boualet asul trea aJvkL-e. UuXij
OUR. SPRING BATS
are town-talk. Men who
like to try on new things
should come in and see
what's what
ill,,u 3 ua-L
vl 50
The Art ci Dressing
rIS REALLY an easy matter to be
weil dressed, if yu care to be.
Opiniana may diffsr as ta what "well
ilreseed" reaily is hut the mam require
ment 1 are in every ca-e about the aamei
Correct style, perfect fit, good tailoring,
honest quality. They all count, and yuu
want them all.
We are style creators. We know wtiafa
correct, and we demonstrate it In our gar
ment! You don't bave to order at
Nicall's if you don't wane to: but you
bave to follow NlcolTs styles If you want
to be correct.
Ir Spring Sty Lea tm Abuaoaaoe.
Eetter drop in at Nlcoll's today and
hare a chat with one of our salesmen.
Trousers $3 to Z2 - Salts $23 ta $23
WIIXIAM JTlRRJEMS SOYS
SOtVH RonLh 13th SC
Call fur the best. It will
eost you no mort and yuu will
find it eMnnm u-ai.
ask jonr grocer far
BUTTER NUT
The beet brad made. It Is
eeieritifii-aily baked. of the
beat hard wheat flour, under
tile miMt anitarv nonditlons.
Better tnan mutner'" used
to Oaae. Try it
The label ts an the loaf.
5 Cents
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SOMMER BROS.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Creamery Butter, (all brands)
per pound --32
Strictly Fresh E23.
per dozen 1T?
Quaker Corn f.aaes (the best
maJe 3 tackagaa 23c
Dates. 3 pounds
White Clover Honey.
per comb XSC
Cauliflower, per
head. 13c and 20c
Spinach, per peck 2Sg?
SOMMER BROS.
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CHICKEN
We dre them nirnelves and we d
it m a way i:iat leaves tile chmkea
flavor in mem.
li'i. us y-jiir ur'l.-r tolay. Tau will
fin '''em
Toxmo. TXarstrs ajts csoxcx
e tarry ei'rytn.ng in Lie aiat
line, and we keep tne p.'a. n iir-oug.-.iy
t'...i. It .vuii you no more
to deal vita us Liu eiaewhere.
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