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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1908)
TTTE OMAHA DAILY DEE: SATURDAY. MAY 9. IPO f' -r BRANDEIS v,. KrT TIT, t-','- " . The New Mid Summer Hats Are Charming. Whites and Delicate Shades Are Popular. lPM'TOISl ill The Talk of New York is the Dainty Cretone Hat. BRANDEIS Great Special Sale Net ; Silk Waists This is the entire sample line and surplus -took from a very well known manufacturer, which we bought at practically our own price. 300 fine samples that are worth up 1o fcS.OO each; hut show slight usage as t ravel ingman's and showroom samples. They are all fine Jap and Mescaline, Crejede Chine, Laces and Nets. White and lancy dress waists, all colors, m- s" cn ,lu""j8 c-ruiii BLIBUCft illlu white, worth from $4.00 to $8.00; on sale on main floor, at Greater Bargains In Our Sale Lawn Lingerie Waists These are the waists that have created such a furore throughout the week. Very fine lawn and lingerie waists In the newest Etvle fca turcs. worth up to $2.00, " g D Joe These are white waists In the new sleeve effects, mauv elaborately trlmmd, worth tip to 12.60. rr t 1.3?) The finest of the linen waists; many of them verv t f - elaborate and worth up to $3.50, at ". . . i J j A SPECIAL SALE New Spring Jackets A splendid line of coats and jackets in silk, covert, ' Shantung, etc. all colors and all new f fQ and smart styles, worth to $12.50, at UaaO WASH JACKET SUITS Nobby little Prince Chap Wash Suits, in white and ' colors, smartly trimmed wide fold on skirts also lace trimmed pony and Prince Chap ideas, in the coolest summery styles, 4.98, 7.50, 9.98 SILK PETTICOATS AT S4.9S Same silk and same class of work that you will find on our $10.00 and $12.00 petticoats anv color . at '$4.98 NEW WALKING SKIRTS The favorite styles, colors and materials for 1008 correct weight many styles at $3.9S Our Chief Designer Has Just Returned from New York, Where the Past Ten Days Were Spent in Studying the Very Newest Summer Millinery Creations from Paris and New York. Many of the Most Beautiful Designs Were Sent to Us By Express in Order to be on Hand Saturday. A GREAT SHOWING OF ALL THE NEWEST ARRIVALS STUNNING SUMMER HATS TherS h,gbPn M' pUin fllc- xb trjiainin coming on the opposite aide or the hat xne terj 6lmr.licltj-.of the hat makes Its success depend entirely upon the designer. It's all in where yen get the hat. rasEZGREAT PURCHASE r Geo. Mire Bros., Commiaaton Merchants rtiiUdel Ma, All the Salesroom and DRUMMERS SAMPLES PLATED SILVERWARE am POCKET KNIVES Bought at About M Their Value. H. Morley & Sons. Wads- DnrVlT Corliss. Tale. Y I VVIVa.1 wrrth Sr Son. and other brand 2. 3 and t KJVIVFS blB-d'". some with scissors, files and eork IliiaWLuJ screws, handles of walrus, silver, torn with Masonic and Elk emblems, also fine hunting knives, deer-foot knives, tree-trimming knives, every kind from the smallest pearl-handled pen knife to the St-lnch blade; knives worth up to $2.50. at . Silverware Made hj the 1.. H. H. Smith Silverware Co. Exact copies of Gorbam silver, at Just about on Quarter regular price. Windsor Tea-?poons. for 50c set of . !.! Marseilles Shells . . . S9.39 Msrscilles Fish Fork gl.Se Tirh Bets, lrlh for y.leee i his illustration shows six styles of our lamous $T Hats. Stunning effects like these have made Brandeis moderate priced millinery renowned all over the west. Even- hat in the $5 group Sat urday is a new and correct early summer style, and all materials were imported cxprelv bv us. You can easily find a becoming style that suits you perfectly from these hats at S5 The "Merry Widow" and the "Soul Kiss" Hats at The two big style hits of the year are included in these groups. The styles that have won the high est favor this season, smartly trim med effects at this modest price. The Ncwcat Summer Style That Is the Raj on Fifth Avenu is the "Yankee Princess" Hat This dashing ew style is just at chic aa It can be and It la a new shape, differing sharplv from earlier styles. The new prominent crown the brim-turned up with trimming on opposite side graceful trimming or lyric birds, wings and other new Ideas shown now at Brandeis, at p. . V . 1 u . $10 Flowers for Trimming Thousands and thousands of roses, and all varieties of flowers on bargain tables these Include the large roses In P all colors, at DC Untrimmed Hats 50c All the Dewest, up-to-date shapes are shown heie. The very latest summer colors and styles large and medium hats, MarsfillM Fifh Ktivp at rath S?-B Fl.ml(.h Cold Meat fork at each SI .00 Marseilles Tea-eopp. SI-SB Windsor IVM-rt Spoons t of 6 for S1.SS Marprlllpo Fruit Knlv". ert of for 1.50 Mars-1lloB Nut Set. -f ft for $1.00 l-nt Knives nd Forks. IS plerea for S3.50 M1him Kniv and t'ork. li pieces for S3.50 Windsor Knive and Fi"f. I! pieces for S4.00 leert Forkb. art of Si)0 Tea-spoons, set of , Ss.00 J Fteak Carver and Fork. 1 pieces- for SB.BS riain Jumbo Forks, set of for sa.oe Medium Pet of Forks set of C for SS.00 Crumb Knife, each . S1.60 Child's Hels. t Mecca. SX.TS Bouillon Ppoona, fiet of for S.T Butter Spreaders, aet of for ..: 'l Fiilad Forks, set of -00 Breakfast Knives, set of Mil U i or .- w-w Oak Knlv-s and Foraa 1; I f pieces for SS.M Mwrsellles Knives nd Forks. II piece for SS.SS IMsIn Knives and For-s C I.ieces for $10 T-s Kiotis. TaM Spoons, ' Knlxes mid Forks .4 jiecps for $10.00 j pieces i"omllnstton Seis. Sudsr grhell. Cake J orK. Liettuce Fork, for ..$140 I 50c GOLD FRONT JEIVELRY From PlalnvlHe Co.. ProildeDci Pierling silver bon-bon. .sardine, olive forks, cold meat forks, sugar spoons, all stamped Ster ling Silver. 81&-1000 fine Drummer's samples signet hat pins, worth up to $1.2d...3c Solid gold set rings, worth up to $4 00, at tl.50 Fancy Belt Pins .Vsr Solid filled pearl beads, 72-inrh, at Real coral strands l.Sfl Tie rins. worth up to $1.00. .8 German silrcr change purses BOc and 2-V LaVallierres that sold up to Is at All the finest Rhinestone hat Tins, worth up to $2. 00, at each 75c BR Women's R.cady-to-Wear Apparel for Spring imiie ruits, .$19 SPECIAL SALE OF SUITS AT $19 About 125 odd and sample Suits, iui iuuiuji mauv ui vui ittuwu i onuiuuvai oujis, m lilt 11 we want to close'out Saturday, all the newest styles, newest colors and newest' fabrics, at PRICES REDUCED ON OUR ELEGANT TAILORED SUITS All Our Women's $75 Tailored Suits will be sold at $49.00 All our Women's $65 Suits at $42.50 All Our Women's $59 Suits at $39.00 All Our Women's $49 Suits at $35.00 All Our Women's $45 Suits at $29.00 SPECIAL SALE OF LINGERIE DRESSES Xew arrivals in lace and embroidery trimmed lingerie dresses, with wide and narrow tucks and pleats made in light blue and pink an $8.00 value, at i new onowmg oi wasn oitirts .ew wa materials, sucli as Indian Head, duck, pique, lawn, etc $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 to $9.98 ANXDEIS - BOSTON STORE - t-i ifil . 45 m mm, Lfd l.'.UV jSrJStaBBaa. SHEET MUSIC Exlrordinary Specials at Brandeis Tattle Tales 19c Vocal 19c Nlpht and Iay. Once I pon H Time. Everyone Wat, Meant for Homeone. Come to the Land of Bohemia. School Injs. Monterey. For You. Pear Heart. Honey Tim. Ba.hy Boy. lear Old East Pide. A Little Qy Flat. Niclit Time to Hpoon. irf-t Me Kiss Mam ma iioodbye. tnt Hrckuae T'vr learned to Lve Y ou. t'nder Tropical Moon .nmm.r Time. Afraid to Come Home in the Tinrk. When Moon Plays T i - - i,no - The New KID SONG noocaaor t School ays,n U trodnctory pries Saturday 19c 19c lnstrumrntal Pert l1fltles. All llie Candy. Fine and I'muly Roue Ln-aves. Awakeninr of Blrda. llMo, Bm. BHick liand, l'.a new. Fana and Glance. SaJome. Waltacs Scotch lBRFie. Waltx. Nprmudf. Walts. Mert-v Midow.Wa.lts. Forest Kins, .lrcli. Iixie Quen, lln)t. Beutllul Morniuf tar. MorBlnr Cj The povuiar aonc hix juet out as an in rtrumentaJ Burn 1 lances Saturday at Xe 2 Singers 3 Pianists Nuff said. DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE Weather Conditions Check Distribu tion of Seasonable Merchandise. FLXAKCIAL SENTIMENT. EETTEE bt- Heel riaata Rmalii, bat (' (frt Arc- Mw la Plartaa; ( raeta la Ksaetalva f 1,9m rr Prirrs. L C..8 NEW TORK, May -r.. G. tun W eekly Review of Trade H1 aj : Weather ronditiona have exercised mucli lnl'liience thia e-k on ictjil trade in n--tioiiahle uier-handtMe and tialinica at itie leadmi; oommditjr excnungen. low t m wiature ch-ked the demand for light wearitu: ai4arel n the market that wan al ready l.ackwarl and heavy raina atar ed r-.riil iif (laiiitir to the rroi. yet tlivte was jio rvidenre of Heriuua ii jury. Manu facturing ronditiona alii liitle t-name, much machinery heing idle. In fome lu-duBtrk-M there ia atill a viiKpoeil ion to wait for lower prlo-, altl.ouc. lekirictod d mand rturir.g the last vis month mual render replenishment f Hlocka almost iai perhtive. Financial enttmcni improvea a rcatrictii.i; are iu.ih. J from commercial e-rei! and salca rf honda firoviile funut for Mructurwl work. Fallurea drcreaae la nnilier. ahilo lial.ilitlea In Anvil mi-re an.Mli.-r than in any montii ainre November, S.-Kiiite aeveral laiKe eufceiii4tiB of a peculative nature uii-ectly due to the ad Vi.n.e in prut of Mcurit!a. A lea mo; aleel planta have renumed de-rr-aains t ha p-rcentaae tf unetnaloycd In Una it.iluptry. tint new rontracta are pliwed tih creat iiuiion. and it l evijt-lit thai tnanr eona.iniej-B anticipate more attractive terma. Otiifiiii-iH-e roa in li.a textilo mar- keta aa Bti..k in the liandK of dealera e.iue aep!et..d and it ia known that lime mum be near for r.-i,ier,;im,et,i Mor interest m naturally shown in quar ters where there haa heen the least response In recent month, hut order are conserva tive, although lnciraaing in nurnlier Kx port trade is lietter. chiefi to lied ea ptina. liuplie-ate husiness In woolens Is lr refcular. the best reporta pertalnina; to wor steds, of which there has been a satisfac tory distribution of sample i.i-eeB. Theri Is a fairly good hjunes with cloth I, r whose salesmen have made enough jiro rresa to determine the )robabie outcome of the season's trade. Shipments of ahoea through Boston are now scarcely more than half the weeklv figures of last year, ejid the market is M.Mel and uninteresi ing. The only activity In leather Is supplied by Si. Louis shoe tirianufaclurera. several Jlaree hales be?ng re corded, but eastern consumei eihibn tin Interest whatever. FTport demand is qu e: and there is little trading in harness or belUnK. BR ADSTREET REVIEW OF TR ADE Weather as laaasU-ial CaaaKioas Are Little fhaaaea. NEW YORK. May k lradFtretr to. rooriow will Bay: West her, trade and industrial conditions are little than (red from last week and farm work, retail and Jobbing business and the movement of old crops to mar ket hHfc been restricted by heavv rins. b.w tempr rat tires or bad roads. The only notable exceptions to this are found in the 1'acific coast and at u few soutliwebl trn -enters. Waigifacturers feel the lack of confident buying bv ibbers and wholesaler who in turn report final distributors cautious In buying only what they need to replenish broken nl. The textile trades are dull and on s.iort lime, but cotton roods men are more confident that bottom prices hfie been leii t)-d The iron and lel indu-tries show little change. I'm iron is dull and weaker and prices are claimed to be down to cost of production. Some finished product are weaker, hut on the other hand the leading interests assert I rices w ill be maintained. The leather trade is rather quit-ter and eastern shoe thlpment are 30 per cent off from IWii. Collections are still backward as a whole. Business failures In the Vnlted States for the w eck ending May 7 number l'ls. against is; last week. 3i4 1n the like week of 11M7. a2 in 1H06, lr.K lu lyiiv and J HI In H('4. Canadian i-;ness failures for the week number i'J. which compares with i'l' last week and 15 In this week of 1!"7. Wheat, intluding flour, exports frrfm the Vidted Ftates and Canada for the week ending May 7 aggregate 1.P&G.KM1 husl els. aitainst 1.(510 i.s bushels last weej 2af4.4)a hushels this week last year and MitC. 140 bushels in'l02. For the for!-, five weeks of the fiscal year the expo are 1KO.u74.H. l.usln Is. esaiiist 1 46.7lf. H,!l bushels in I!"i6-'C7 and ri K.4" H,:7o bushels in isoi-nr. Corn exiorts for the week are r.sr..'7 biisliels, against 407. 0C bushels Ian h Hnd l.'4400 bushels in liti7. For the fis.-sl ear to date the exports are 44.- Hi... t.K bushels, against fu.liS,3t bushels In llt'6-'(i7. HEPOBT OF THE lIStHING HOt SE Traaaartloaa af the lltwlaltl Baskl far Ikt Meek.. NCW TORK. May B Bra dst reefs bank clearing report for the week nded May T shows an aggregate of K.777,711,0 i. ' as iicmiist K .2rl.bA.mt last week and t.sr.K. f..4.ii" In the .orresr.nding week last year. The following is list of ttie cities: i CI TICS. Oearinps. Inc. Dec. New York Chlt-ago , iositn 1'hilHdelphia .. Ft. liuis Pittsburg hun Francisco. Kunsas City... tl.732.SM.Wift1 i.27.n . 1 irM-l-i'La-mi. ! !ai.5..i:. M 4&.i.i0 . 4i.Zi.(iii . 27,fi.M."ii . X.2M,i0: IS I . i l I 17. 11.7 s I 3;.i n.2 $ H hi iv l i HI iriL(gXyiiT? mil n frHimor I 14 S-Wkp-'i; ; II I Cincinnati a'i.tKn.w' 7 ViinwaiKklis ' aimi,iii I 8 4 New Orleans 1.1.147. 0'1 1S. Cleveland 13,ct'4.' i 13.4 Ietroit i J4.462, ! 2.1 Louisville I 12.?n,Oio ( .s Olili ll,453.0OO .t Los Angeles I 1J ,w.iss pi s Milwaukee ( M (I'l.yiO ! 7 Seattle 7!.iMi ) 11.7 St. Paul s.fJ6.0iic- i 4.fl Buffalo I s.Mvft,! j 4 1 Ienver 7.7n.t 4.1 Indianapolis l.2.ii i Fort Worth is-",,i-e r6 7 Providence .2:2.r ; Portland, Ore ! li7 '' 1" i AIIatiy ' S.?r .' ; 14 2 1 Richmond I M3.(i 2"1 Washington. t. C...J .17M S.l ftH.kane ! 7.(4.sT I J'li.ff i Salt Lake City 4S12.' ' 24 ( olunibus 4.5('S.Oie 37 4 St. Joseph 4.MTi.WM' 'X.fi Atlanta I 4.r.'.i'i'. ' .. Memphis ' 4..Wi, t.Z Tacoma 4.1i.(s : 14 4 Savannah ! P.HUoft ! z.i Toledo I 1.7W.AS ( ; Nashville ..s. I l.lTa.O. ! J ? Rochester I 8.Kfi6,ii, J.S Hartford X afT lnn1 J. 7 lies Moines 17'W 25 Peoria ! 2.67T;. I 32. Norfolk ! 2.tfl,Kr 3'.3 New Haven ' 2.Sll.aa1 ! S 3 Grand Rapids 2.iM ' .7' Pinningham 1.7:'fri' I 27 4 Syracuse 2.1"7.'-" SK' Pioua Oil 2.23Sfi .4 Springfield, Mass E.sifi.imft . Evansville J.22.t'! I 6 c Portland, Me 2.011. mi J 4.2 Iayton I.fi32.m ' 37 0 Little Rock 1.242,f.- i 22.6 Aurusta. Ga 1 4.l in Oakland. Cal I 1.3f!2 I &;. AVotcesler 1.446.' i la. I Mobile j l.Sfis.wml ! 2.l I Ki,n1lle ! l,.ftifi 1 23 .(1 Jackaonvllle. Fla ! .i:(tn 32 j Oiattannoga ! 3 ot)! . j 2 S I Charleston. . C I l.Wi.'usi r. M Lincoln. Neb ! l.S43. t 7 1 Wilming-ton. Itel 1.2a ai .S Wi I ns I 1 .t! 4.4 Wilkesharre I '.U'Rb.MW! 1 t Wheeling. W. Va I Lfflfi OiSi 27 4 Fall River ;rti ! ,;. Iiaetiport l.l.'A.imn T. 7 Kalamnoo ! 1 . . I 3 Toptka l.THiftW S.7: Helena fcK'.ino ;s k ept ihrf ield. Ill 71 s:k.i .z Voungstowa I 6..(rti! 4 6 Fort Wavne I 3.1 ease 311.0- New P-dford ' 7l4.(lin ! t 4 Erie. Pa Bfi3.i( 1 Cedar Rapida, Ia l.oX.nui. 22 4 Macon 41.0i' 1.2 Akron t. 4;4.(0 3f. Lexington f.72.Mt t t P.iKkford. Ill niem 1 Kargn. X. V 4.i.oik j jfi Lowell fild.OiKi ( ji j Hinghanitou fclli.niw I ' Cheater. Pa I 4'1,Wiii' I .7 Sioux Falls f4.', ini. J)S ... South bend ' 47S.li' 1 jj j Pioorulngton, 111 I 4M J 7 a Canton. O I 4;JU'0 ! )!( Qulney. Ill I U'.l.Oo, .. Springfield. O ' 8.ii u' IiM-atur. Ill I 10.1 (4 Mansfield. O 7i,u 1 347 Frenaont. Neb I Jt!.Kii SO1 . Ja Issom ille. Ill I 4-J1 14 s .. . ' Oklahoma City 11M-'... Ho-jsiou j li.JST.i, ( Galveaum j Jti.iifc.wmi I jj a AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA Country Club Opening; Day t Most Anfjicion Occasion. MAIfAGEMEJST IS COKGEATULATED Baildina aad Oroaads Throaged Dir. las the Afteraeoa ai Eieslsg aav rieatr f Asaaarsaeat far All. Not Included in totals becauaa contain ing other lienia than cleartnga. Mara ware atare Hahheal. 6TVRGI8. 8. V.. May Siclal Tele gram ) The hardware alor of X. X. Bullis 4t Co. hera was rubbed laat higbt, the rob bera entering the store through the base tnenU Besides taking what money was In the register, they took several revolvers aad some other things. Xo due yet. Ever try Tie In Want Ad Columns ll an du -au get best rtsaU.. Lovers of the bright out-of-doors season, and especially the management of the South Omaha Countrv club, aerw flellirhteit at tiie fair weather for the opening day. The wind was a little cool during yesterday afternoon, but otherwise every comfort at tended the throngs of attests who visited the pavillion and grounda. At one hour or another 4no or 6V) poople enjoyed the hospUsIity of the occasion. The entertainment committee had spared no pains ta make the opening perfect. The gToundsi committee has been working for weeks to put the greens In order, to lay out paths, plant gardens, erect the grand stand and pre'Mire the tennis and crrtquet grounds. All this work was completed in time for the first dsy. The matJigeiiierit received many torgrat il lations durmg the afternoon from the gu?sta. Many tf these were out-of-town visitors. They said of the club and lis grounds that no club In the state could boast so many ideal at traction, in the line of landscapes and situation. On a clear day. as yesterday, waa. there la no better point from which to enow a guest the beauties of Nebraska- The west Bide of tha pavll liom as the sun declined was line with people. From that point both Oniahaa, Fir! me ninr orica yaraa and the big sweep of the Missouri were visible meti as dosens of farmsteads on the rolling inns 10 me west. For special entertainment during the aft ernoon a practice game of ball was played by the club team and the colta. The first team was managed by Otto Rartmweit the colts by F. R. Gosney. The breeae was a little told for comfort to the spertalore and the pitchers complained of their arms. A creditable game waa played through seven lonlngm. Tlie colta won by a scratch The final score was to E. The winnera made all thtlr runa in the last inning. The following waa the lineup: Orandall Catch Caughey Pitch .. Ringer Firal . .. Ta!uit Seeond . Lefler Short ... Csvanaugh Third .., Srierwood Right . Marling Center . Murphy L,t Dinners In table d hole atyle were served after t:3 p. m. This part of the enter tainment lasted until t p. m The cafe la under a new management this year. Mrs. Frances of Omaha managed the affair creditably. Those who gave dinner parties wera X. R. Bryson, Joy X. Williams, X E Tarter. A. J. Caughey, W. J. Mi-Crann. James Wise. Theodore Tflloison. Edward Muisshaw. W. IX Kelley. 11. U. Holmee. H. P. Cote. C. A. Melcher. C. H. Van Ai sttne. J. T O L-ary, W. W. Plaher. W. J. Dearth. W. B. Tagg J. G Kellev, Al Pew 11, W. B. Ckwk. E. A. Rose. J. M. Mc Carthy, J. H. Brady, L. M. Lord. W. S. Bolin, W. C. McCrea. F. A. Cressev. A. F. Stryker. John Flynn. J. A. Cavers. C. M. Schindel. Howard Meyers, G. H. Brewer. W. A. Truelson. C. E. Scarr. W. A. Cox;. O. H. Radzuweit. F. R. Goseny. II. R. Bulla. Gail Hamill. E. H. Cochran. G. F. Beavera. E. V. Arnold. J. C. Mirhaelson. T. L. Melvln and L. C. Gibson. Many of these parties entertained several guests, some as high as six or eight. After the dinners were served and many of the guesta had prepared to leave the younger people engaged in a brilliant dance. The o:r was cool and the party did not re main 10 a very late hour. Dlmtnick a or chestra, furnished the music. The balance of the season w ill see many private and scml-publlc entertainments after the well known manner of the clu'u house management. All the affairs yes terday were entirely Informal, and the suc cess of the whole lay In the vigor and cordial manner In which the guests partic ipated. One of the first engagements of the sea son In the line of sports will be the first scheduled game of base ball. This is to be played Saturday afternoon. The club team will play against the T'nlon Stork Taru team of the Intercity league. Magle lr esls. The stock yards ball team Is to play at Tekamah today. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Floer report the birth of a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Reed are entertain ing Mrs. Anthony Miller of S.iringlicld. 111. Tonight the Columbia Tennessee jubilee ains-ers will entertain at the high school auditorium. Ltnuor licenses were granted to H. H. King and Thomas Gillispie yesterday after noon by the Board of Fire and Pollca commissioners. Fitagerald Bulger Clark Cones .Goodman Vart Ferguson Pinch Ially Saturday Special These items will attract unusual belling interest Saturday. mi fcaw FIBRE RUSH ROGKER (like cut.) We bought one soliS carload of this fibre ruth rocker and by so doing necured a very sie tial prir hich permitted us to offer same special at I2.ZZ. The regular selling price of this rocker would ordinarily be $3.50. The sent and back are made of fibre ruih. the framework of marie, all green finish. The rocker is substantially made and very comfortable with huge back. For Saturday and Saturday only, we are gong to offer mis rocker at a price you will never again proDat.iy nave the opportunity to purchase it for. Saturday only each $1.65 Basement Special for Saturday Cnlv Mixing Bowl, all white enamel, in the heavy teel body, 64 incnes in diameter, lnis is a regular bOc liowj: Sat- ftr a-DC urday only, -each . TRUNK OEPT SPECIAL For SATURDAY A wry pretty cowhida leather Land bag, heavy brass catches, full leather lined, 16 or l"-lnch sir, salable either for lady or gentleman, sell regularly from 00 to lie. 00. For Saturday, and Saturday only $5.95 a 1 1, . .11 j i i 1 if Drapery Special for Saturday One lot of roe portieres In combination of colors, reds, preens and blue. These sell repularly at i '0 and J.. for pmf siugie and double doors. Satur- UO a v day fixcial. while they last.. Orchard & Wilhelm 4iqIfc.S South 16th St.