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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JT7NE 3. 1900.
CLUBS TO SnOW PRIZE CORN
Three Thousand Grain Dealer Or
ganixe Oronpi of Five.
COHN SHOW DAT AT BELLEVTTE
Tnt. T. O. .! Will Address Cka
taaejva. Aeeeaablr Jalr SI aad
Waol Oar Will Be GIt t
. Aarlraltaral eJete.
No fewer than 1,000 grain dealers In the
wt wilt onr - corn cluba of flva mem
beer afh, whch will com pet a for tha t4"0
corn aheller and 1600 (tanf plows to be
rfren aa premium! at tha National Com
exposition. . '
Arrsngements for thta contest were com
pleted Tuesday and tha announcement
made by Prof. J". Wilkes Jones, manager of
tha exposition.
Tha grain dealer la to ba one of the flva
In each nelfhborhood and ha may buy the
corn ha exhibits, but tha other four mem
bers of auch cluba must ralaa tha corn they
how.
It la the Idea of tha management of tha
National Corn exposition to Interest as
many possible in producing tha beat
corn.
In many neighborhood! there are but
one or two growera. By making it necee
aary for five to exhibit, thoaa who are al
ready producing prlae corn will ba com
pelled to Interest other! In order to se
cure one of tlo valuable premium!.
Bps re will be reaerved for the imple
ment and farm machinery manufacturer!
and dealer! to glva good demonstrations
of their machinery- This was not decided
until Tuesday, when 30.000 square feet
were set aside for the Implement men. This
meana that tha farmer may learn at the
National Corn exposition how to handle
most any gaa engine made and It Is be
lieved mora farmers would use gasoline
engine power if they were not uncertain
as to whether they could handle the en
gines or' not. i The latest alfalfa cutting
machinery, will, also be shown snd the
growera who are having difficulty cut
tint the first crop will have an opportunity
to see tha latest machinery In motion.
Day at .Bellevaa.
July 81 haa been made "corn show day'
at tha Bellevue Chautauqua and Prof. P.
O. Holder) will deliver two addresses on
that day, in tha afternoon on the subject
of agriculture in general, and In the even
ing on "Agriculture and Ita Relation to
Public Bchoola." ,
'War has been declared on the .various
corn pests and large charts are being pre
pared for uae In correction with the ad
dresses glvn during the summer and also
at the National exposition In December.
The corn root worm, which costs the farm
ers rom five to fifteen bushels to each
acre of corn, will be shown up snd wys
devised to exterminate the pest. The bill
bug and corn louse will both receive some
attention, t
In completing the premium list for the
Juniors It has been found possible to glva
the Juniors an opportunity to competa for
scholarship, bicycles, rifles snd one pony,
cart and harness will be offered. In some
of the other departments organa and pianos
will be given as premiums.
The premium list is growing dally, 'and
It is now certain that more than 160,000
will ba distributed to tha best growers of
corn and grains.
rlsgracefnl Conduct
of liver and bowels, in refusing to act. Is
. quickly remedied with lr. Kings New Ufa
Pills. 26c. For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
SUIT FOR LOST AFFECTION
rirat Case Scheduled for Trial Be
fore Judge T. C. Manger la
Federal Coart.
No cases being ready for trial in tha fed
eral courts before Wednesday, Judge T. C.
Munger Monday evening excused tha Jury
until Wednesday morning snd left for
Lincoln. He will return in time for the
opening of court Wednesday.
The first case acheduled for trial is that
ef Clarence E. Campbell against Nellie V.
Peck for damages In alienating his wife's
affections. The plaintiff is the brother-in-law
of the defendant and he charges her
with persuading his wife to leave him anc
that his wife now refuses to live with
him. The trouble Beams to grow out of
tha fact that Campbell Is of a different
religious faith from his wife and that her
people were strongly opposed to the mar
riage for thla reason.
One of the important cases to be heard
during this term will ba tha hydrant rental
cases, the trial of which will beglnj Mon
day. Tha city won out in the first trial
of these cases in this court, but the Omaha
Water company appealed tha case and se
cured a reversal of ' tha Judgment of tha
lower court and an order for a new trial.
It !a this rw trial which will begin Mon
day. " -
Will Car Consumption,
A, A. Herren, Finch. Ark., wrltes:"Foley's
Honey and Tar la tha best preparation for
coughs, colds and lung trouble. I know
that it has cured consumption In the first
tagaa." Ton never heard of anyone using
Foley's Honey and Tar and not being satis
fied. , All druggists.
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Days like these show you just what
service you can get from one of our
Novelty Clotlr
Jackets
The short and up-to-date jackets,
that are in greatest demand this
season. Made in stripes, cheekk
and plain box and Prince Chap
styles. You'll get $10.00 7lfl
worth of service out of
it; special, at.
Women's $50.00 Suits at $25.00
The most elegant and smartly tail
ored suits of this season every
extreme new style, worth
up to $50.00, at
$25
SILK PETTICOATS al $4.98
The best all silk petticoats ever sold in America at such
a price black and all colors, including XI 98
evening shades best of taffeta, "' &dSg
at .
FINE FRENCH. GERMAN and FILET
Vali. nJ Mechlin Laces and Insertions
Also fine torchon and Point de Paris laces, in insertions,
all choice new designs many to I. FJ 1
match actually worth up to O and A 2
-wOC 21 y&rda. fit tee
IN OUR BASEMENT
Three Extra Specials for Wednesday
One case 36-inch wide mer
cerized sateen: black and
colored, worth
25c a yard, at. .
.7c
White lawn from the bolt;
would be cheap at 10c yd.;
Wednesday, '
at, yard JW
Fine printed Lawns and Batistes, in all the latest styles
and colors regular price, 15c a yard ; special Z
at, yard v 2l
IIAIRLIGIIT CROWN POMPADOURS
Light as a feather, cool and airy style, health and com
fort combined. Vastly better than any hair rat CA
ever made, at JU1
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T2?Sa
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BEN MARSHALL NOW ON TRIAL
!egro Aecased ef Assaaltlas; Voantr
Wvsus la Vp la District
. Ceart.
Bfore a crowd cf Interested spectators,
including a dosen young women, Ben Mar
shall, tha nsgro charged with a criminal
assault upon Miss Mollis Orann, was placed
ou trial In criminal court Tuesday morning.
The entire morning aesalon waa spent In
examining Jurors and at tha noon recess
tha Jury waa far from being selected.
Isldor Zlegler, Marshall's attorney, quisled
ach Juror closely ss to his prejudices and
as to whether or not he had ever lived In
the south, but each of them without excep
tion declared -ha could give tha negro a
fair trial. None of tha jurors was excused
for causa. i
Marahall ia accused ef violently attack
tng Misa Orann Bear the crossing of tha
Union Pacific tracks and Seventeenth street
on the night of April I
If
SUMMER FLOWERING BULBS
CALADIUMS, Mammoth Bulbs, each 25c; 5 for .
TUBE ROSES, Mammoth Fearl, doz. 35c; 3 dot .
GLADIOLI, In Superb Mixlurt. dot. 3 J:; 5) ttr .
CINNAMON VINE, Extra Law, each 10c; 121.'
DAHLIAS, Assorted, each 10:; 12 tit . . . ,
)1.0J
$1.0)
$1.03
$1.0)
$1.0)
THE NEBRASKA SEED GO., 1613 Howard St.
SAYIDGE GETS .THOMAS HOME
Secures Old Dwelling for Dependent
Aged People of Omaha.
NEW PROPOSITION ' FOR HIM
WALK EAST F03T POWQER
Shiki Into Tour Shoes
It relieves painful
w 1 a n, smarting
nervous zl a-na 10
etantly ' lakes the
eilng out of corns
and bunlona. Tae
Si oat woaderfol coin
fart dlseevery ef Uit
age. Iry it today
ft
at any druggist.
CAOTUB Corn Cal
lous Compound ia a
certain cure for corns,
bunlona and callouses
at any drugglat,
for . , .
If vour druggist
deea Bt have these foot friends in
-A ,a hl name aed orlre and
wa will snail Walk Base Too rw
r Oeatas ta io prou?uj.
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CACTUS REMEOT CO..
Ksssss City, Me.
First Christian Charcn Man Proposes
to' Fat Savldge at the Head
' of Benevolent Society
la Nebraska.,
' Rev. Charles W. Bavidge haa signed a
contract for the old Dexter I Thomas
home at 956 North Twenty-seventh avenue
and will convert it into a home for aged
people. The price to be paid la J8.600 and
Mr. Savldga hopes to be able to raise that
amount to provide a suitable and perma
nent home for the dependent aged of
Omaha.
The contract calls for the payment of
J1.600 by July 1, when Mr. Bavidge will take
possession, and the balance to be paid for
at the rate of S.500 a year until the entire
amount Is raised. Plans . are now being
formulated for raising tha money. City
Treasurer Frank Furay told Mr. Bavidge
that he would be one of 150 men to pay $50
apiece toward raising the entire amount.
The house Is suitable for the work which
Mr. Bavidge Is doing, as it is large, with
spacious and light rooms, two of the rooms
Imlng twenty-four feet long. The house
contalna seventeen rooms and was first
built by Mr. Thomas in 1876 and In 18H4
was rebuilt at an expenditure of 118,000.
Five years ago the house was disposed of
by Mr. Thomas and was used for a time
by the Swedish Hospital association. Later
11,600 waa expended In repalra on tha house,
which Is finished throughout In hard wood
and Is three stories high. Mr. Bavidge
thinks he has struck a bargain to get such
a place for his work at an expenditure of
8,500.
Ia a Qaaadarr New.
An interesting situation confronts Mr.
Bavidge in his work and he must decide
whether to go ahead and work independ
ently aa he has done, or to tske the house
as a gift and still remain at the 'head.
When Mr. Bavidge told one of the promi
nent attorneys of Omaha and a member of
the First Christian church of bla desire to
bujf the Thomas house, the attorney Im
mediately made a proposition to Mr.
Bavidge which set him to thinking. In the
Christian church is conducted a National
Benevolent association, although there haa
been no branch in Omaha.
"I will give you that house free of debt
within two hours if you will tske It from
the benevolent society of our church and
become the head of that society In Ne
braska," said the attorney. Mr. Savldga
la still debating what to do.
"I have always worked Independently and
alone and think I have been able to ac
complish a lot of good. I am sure tha
good people of Omaha will stand back of
me and assist me to raise money to buy
that splendid home for the old people,"
said Mr. Bavidge.
Mr. Bavidge plans to form a benevolent
association with a board of directors and
officers to manage the affairs pf tha home
and to control the. work.
OUR S2.50 OXFORDS
Two fifty 1b rather a low
price for a good pair of Ox
fords. Many women who
would buy Oxfords at this
price are afraid td do bo, fear
ing that they would not be
satisfactory.
We Sell Two Fifty
OXFORDS
that are satisfactory In every
way the styles are- the same
as higher priced Oxfords and
the shoemaktng Is splendid.
Come here and see what two
fifty will do in buying 0
fords. ,
Think you will be Batlsfled.
Fry Shoo Co.
THl BHOKS
letri and Douglas
Sti
ntfjn. &wilsovs
Ked-ManCollaro
TRADE MARK
2 for 25 Cents.
Why pay the same
price for other makes?
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5 S. & H. Green Trading
Stamps With Every 10
Cents Spent in This
Department Wednesday.
WEDDING GIFTS
Cut Glass China, Dinncrwaro
ETC., VERY SPECIAL WEDNESDAY
In the entire west not an
other department so splen
didly complete vrith high
grade Cut Glass, Fancy
China, Dinnerware and Bric-a-brac,
etc. If you save S. &
H. Trading Stamps this unusual offer will interest you.
Then think of the big price inducement on these items for
V ednesday.
CIT GLASS BOWL8, 8 inch, rich
pin wheel cutting, strictly first
quality; $5.00 artcle; one-hundred
on sale, Wednesday less
thn bait $2.25
CUT GLASS OOMTOTKS, deep cut
very sparkling, best quality, -assured,
actual 13.50 values, while
lot lasts, at 81.75
CLOISANXE VASES, genuine Jap
anese goods, in different styles,
sell everywhere at $3.00, on
Wednesday, at $1.50
$1.00 JAPANESE SUGARS AM)
CREAMS, at 49,
GLASS TOP SALTS AND PEPPERS, 1,000 on sale Wednesday, Bpeclal
t pair 15
$100.00 DIXXER SETS, finest French China. 122 pieces, three exquis
ite decorations, Wednesday, choice $75 00
FANCY PLATES HALF PRICE
1,600 or more of all makes, hundreds of designs, values from 25c to
$10.00 each, Wednesday Special HALF PRICE
, NEED AN EXTRA
Skirt For Summer
9
Buys a handsome all
wool Panama Skirt of
very excellent quality
material In navy, black
or brown. Cut In fif
teen gore style and
trimmed with one wide
and one narrow taffeta
silk fold at bottom.
The tailoring ' is very superior. You'll agree
with ub that no skirt in the stores at $7.50
are more desirable or better value.' Come In
'Wednesday while, the price Is $4.05
Covert and Black I 95
Cloth Jackets ij1
A light weight . Jacket Is an essential
garment to every woman's wardrobe in
summer time. j Cool days always come.
Then, again, you'll need them to take along
on vacations, on outings, to parks or to
wear on the trolley cars. Two lots In tan
covert or blaAk broadcloth, made with
notched collar) silk lined $4.95
Wednesday Notion Day i
M
Bo
you avar coma to thaaa waakl tintlnn i.u.l w
gmiu laoiss ar urrounasa By dust baying- throng's.
on sals tnls flar ai prtoea tha aro duplicated In no other stora.
should ba spaolaJlr .intsrsatsd. Wednesday's list Is quits tha i
from the bargain .standpoint of any we have Tor put on sals.
Ona Thousand. DoWn Spool Silk, black only, every spool guaranteed
to be full one-hundred yards, cornea In all letters, and as good a
quality of sewing silk aa one can buy at 8c or 10a per spool,
in Wednesday's sale, buy all you want, at dozen
SAbEPSOBT TKREAS, a good heavy
linen finish thread, ' worth be par
spool, good for all kinds of coarse
sewing. Wednesday c
Four Spools lor
WHITE COTTOBT BIAS lOZ.ZB, in
ail w idths, worth lOo per piece Cp
special Two Pleoes for JJ
BIACX SHEET BB.AIS, five yard
pieces, same quality aa la always
sold at 10c, K
at Piece
HEX.!. KAXB FlSra, crimped and
plain styles, worth 20c a Kp
renr wednesdav Bar.
All kinds of notions
is
Dressmakers
most attractive
29c i
doien, Wednesday's sale, dos.
rm.it avBG sorrgsTEM, lor wo
men, in an colors, worm
1 2Se, Wednesday, Fsjr
FATEWT BOOKS ABTO ETXS, all
Bizen, reguiariy oc per card,
At Three Cards for
SAFETT FIRS, all sixes, worth So
per dosen. Two Cards '
ADAMABTINE FIBS, full count, sell
reguiariy at c a paper, Wed
nesday, per Sosen Papers . . .
BOFB 8HOFFIMO BAOS, black
Drown, Zoo kind
for
5c
; all
5c
h So
5c
. aell
9c
ek or
10c
Wednesday in the Shoe Department
Vomen's comfortable Lace Shoes, with plain toes, hand turned, common sense
neeis, lor nurses, servants, or any one witn lender reet. regularly 13 00
qualities, Wednesday on special tables, at about One-Third Off, QJ)
WHITE OABvAS OXrOlDI, with TAB Z.ACB SHOES, Lenox $3.00
light soles, sizes 2 to 4, worth quality, sizes 2 to 4, Wednes-
$1.60, Wednesday's spe- rftZf day's special, a;- ryf.
-clal. pair 4 UKj per pair JpAU
SHOE SUNDRIES SPECIAL PRICES WEDNESDAY
10c Hhinola -Polish
5c
One box to a
customer.
25o white 10c tan
canvas shoe pol
cleaiier . Ish
5c 1 5c
60c Japanese bath
slippers, small
sizei
5c
15e shoe soap best
polish for black
kid shoes
BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY
Tea Sifting Special! 1,000 pounds fine drinking
Japan Tea Slftlr.gs, pound 15o and
Coffee Special i 2,000 pounda good flavored, freeh
roaated .Coffee, pound ,
Large Cooking Raisins, pound
Rnlder's Pork and Beans, two cans
New York Cream Cheese, pound
Smoked Sardines, can
Styles' Horseradish Mustard, jar ,
Buyles' Lunch Herring, jar ,
Waldorf Chill Rauce, bottle
Pure Honey, Jar ,
Waldorf Relish, Bottle
Old Virginia Breakfast Roe, can ,
J M. Early June Peas, two cans
White Table Byriip, can
Price's Breakfast Pood, 3 package .........
Ensign Green Turtle Meat: 45o can for
FIB SFECZAX
On Wednesday we place on sale one-hundred fresh
Mrs. I. B. Douglas, a first class caterer, each 10c
20 Green Stamps
A Rich Harvest of Bargains For the
Army of Buyers Wednesday
Wonderful
Bargains
From the
Arnold
Auction.
THB RELIABLE STORE .
Matchless
Values in
White and
Printed
.Fabrics.
Greatest Garment Bargain Ever ;
To b surprised at the bargain offered In our
ftr LadiP" Suit Department is common occurence.
uui Buii'iiBo win ripen into aBvoniuiiipiit nuvru
you see the wonderful values offered Wednes
day: $20.00, $2.V00 AND $30.00 Suits FOR 7.50 .
A groat cash purchase from the manufacturers
their loss Is your , gain tremendous assort--;
ment of styles, patterns and colors, trimmed
with tucks, beautiful applique and laces, most'
of them haven't been out of the factory 16 days.
They're sold everywhere at $20.00 to JS0.00 .
choice in Wednesday's sale, at 37.50
Sale Starts at 8:00 A. 91. See Display Begin-,
nlng at 8:0O -None Sold to Other Merchants-
Come Early.
MANUFACTURER'S STOCK OF WAISTS AXD
COTS.
$3.00 Silk and Net Waist., at 1.40 40 dozen in
the lot, in cream, ecru and white, lace, and In-
eertion trimmed, actual values up to $5.00
choice Wednesday, at 91.49
910.0O to 92R.OO Coata at 3.00 and lO.OO
Immense assortments In Auto Silks, Cravenetts
and .Cloth, newest styles, regular $10.00 to
$25.00 values at SS.OO'and 810.00
BE HERE EARLY AND SECURE THE CHOICEST VALUES.
35c Embroideries, Wednesday, Yd; 9c
Biggest Bargains of the Season in Fine Embroideries, Beading", In
serting', Bands, Edges, Flouncing, Corset Covers, etc,
etc., worth ZOc, 23c and 33c yard, all on sale in one big
lot Wednesday, choice, per yard
Men's Shirts 2
THE GREATEST VALUES OF THE
ENTIRE SEASON:
Entire Surplus Stock of a well known"
Net, York Manufacturer, fine madras,
percale, etc., all made for spring , and
Bummer 1908. Come in soft or pleated
bosoms, all new patterns and styles, all
sizes, 50c to $2.00 values
29c, 49c and 98c
MEN'S FINE BALBRIGAN UNDER
WEAR, satin faced, drawers reinforced,
worth more than double, Wednesday's
prices, per garment
t5c, 25c and 39c
MEN'S COMBINATION SUITS, made
' to sell up to $3.00, Wednesday
69c, 98c and $1.50
29c, Wc, 98c
I--1 n i v
Extra Specials For Wednesday
In Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Butter, Cheese & Crackers: 1
The Best Fare Cane Granulated
Sugar at Z.eas Than Jobber's Cost.
10 bars Diamond C or Best Ever
All Soap flSo
10 pound sacks best granulated Corn
meal for ISa
6 pounds choice Japan Rice for fiSo
One-Minute Tapioca, per pkg So
1 dozen Nutmegs and grater for ..60
Quaker Oata Company wheat Ber
ries, package for 60
Quaker Oats Company Toasted
wheat Flakes, per package Bo
6 bars Grandpa Wonder Tar Soap 860
Nine O'clock Washing Tea, pck. 3Ho
1 pound package best Corn Starch 4o
Haarmann's Pure Malt Vinegar,
per bottle . Bo
Tall cans Fancy Blood Red Salmon
per can . lHo
The best Soda Crackers or Pret
zels, per pound '..Bo
BUTTE ABD CBEXSB BALE
FBICE8:
Fresh Country Butter, per pound 17o
Fancy Full Cream White, Colored,
or Brick Cheese, poi pound.... 15o
Fancy Dairy Butter, per pound ..17o
OMAHA'S OBIATE8T FBSII
VBOBTABKB AND FBUIT
MABXETl
Tou can buy more for Be at Hay.
den's than you can anywhere else
for double the money:
Fresh Spinach, per peck ; , .Be
8 Bunchea Fresh Radishes for ....60
8 Bunches Fresh Onions for .60
2 Bunches Fresh Asparagus tor ..60
S Heads Fresh Laf Lettuce for ..60
3 Cucumbers for 60
Fresh Peas, per quart r,THc
Fancy Wax or Green Beans, lb. TUo
S Bunches Fresh Turnips for ....60
No. 1 English Walnuts, per pound lBo
Large, Juicy Lemons, per doien lflo
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, psr quart 4o
CAB TOUR FIBBAFFZ.ES BOW I
This Will Be the Big Week for This
Deliolous Fruit, Tomorrow we will
again sell them at the following
Eton
Sosen
Cass
s, 7He, SHc, 100, iau0
87 Uo, SOo SOo, si.oo, si. 59
S3.8S, ta.70, 93.76, B3.75, $3.7S
M HMDENS' BRSI
. . .180 and 20 Green Slimm H
. .19Ho and 20 Green Stamps " B
,.,.30o and 10 Green Stamps
....30o and 10 Green Stamps
. .laVto and 10 Green Stamps ei
, ,..10o and 6 Green Stamps B
. ...lOo and 6 Green Stamps
. ..lOo and t Green Stamps H
,...10o and S Green Stamps
,...10o and S Green Stamps
, ...fl8o and 10 Green Stamps
. ...95o and 20 Green Stamps B
,...160 and 10 Green Stampa
. ...35o and 10 Green Stamps B
30o $1.00 can for 76c l!
peach pies,
Each , .
made by
100
mmmmmmimmmmmmmmsmmmmmmmmtmmmn
$15 to Chicago
a vasa vt sbo
NERVES
and nervous sseai
find tbsir power te
oik aad youthful vigor
gone as a result of over
ork or mental esertion should teAe
CRAY'S NtKVE POOD PILLS. 1 bey wtU
piake you eat uod tieep and be Bias)
again.
1 Boat S kosea ta.60 by uaO.
XXBafAAT ) MOCOBBKI.Z, BsvUls tsB
Cor. 16th ana Xkodge itta.
OWL XmOO CO at AST
Oec. XttA aA ataa-awy Oasaha, Bea
AND RETURN
VIA
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&REAT
WESTERN
- Railway
Tickets on Bale June 12th to 16th, inclusive. Return
limit June 30th, 1908.
Choice of the two best trains between Omaha and Chi
cago. Full information from
W. O. DAVIDSON, City Pass, and Ticket Agt.,
Union Depot. 1512 Farnam St., Omaha.
Bee Want Ads
Produce Results
BEAUTIFY YOUR LAWN ?
with our Iron and Wire fence. Trellises and Arbors tot
vises, flower guards, chairs, settees, vases, tree guards,
itching posts, window guards, barn flzturss and ohicksa
ttnes.
CHAMPION FENCE COMPANY i
C17-l South 16th B tract. Telephones Doug. 1590. '
Send for Catalogs. ' ind. AlS9a .
BAILEY MACH
DENTISTS
t KIRD FLOOR PAXTON BLOCB
Cornrr Jflth and Farnam Street. f
Bast equipped Dental office in tae middle west.
Highest grade Dentistry at Reasonable Prlcet
Porcelain IllUnifs. Just Use tfte toots.
HOTELS.
iQQGll
(AMERICAN OR EUROPEAN PLAN)
Finest Hotel on Great Lakes
A cool, delightful spot only 10 minutes' ride
from city's amusement and shopping district.
This elegant, modern hotel Is beautifully situ
ated close to the great South Park system.
450 large, airy, outside rooms, 259 private
baths.. Its broad veranda of nearly 1000 feet
overlooks Lake Michigan on two sides. Table
always the best. Tha beautiful lawns, shrubs,
flower beds, tennis courts and nearby sandy
beach add to the enjoyment of Its guests.
One can enjoy all the summer gaieties or find
restful quiet among Its shady, sequestered
surroundings. Tourists and transient guests
have every attention. Dooklet free on request,
Addrees Manager, 5 let Blvd. Lake Shore), Chicago, III.
wutwuew w.us a-.us ujJCclIl alOiet
The Virginia
Absolutely FlreprooL Bates, Jl JO snd vp,
A hlirb-clsss Transient and Residential Hoel. situated Is
one of the mo.t select part, ct theclty. Rotundas a hvmool
Mm iian.u ui.iuii. U..UIUU1 sisiuary aud cathedral bUii
.JjJO bDdtomelyfurn..h.doutkide room., alnale or "uite!
;T Large bright Ulnmg H .11. with tin..t cui.ine. Iverr C)0v.n:
. 1 l.fli1. that .nn.. . In h. n. ... . w . , . .
. . ... .uw.. s.avMiiK patron, rar enout'O
, 1 from city nnue tor restful quiet, yet within too minutes' walk
i of bus ness center, bri.ht Drw ,t. c.r, (2 block, away) in $
111 DUtCI tlkt VOU to IhA ihitnn ns ... i m