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OJCAITA DAILY 111012: SATURDAY, JTJXF.
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Another Great Shirt Sale
Saturday
Entire floor stock of Weil, Hukel & Co., makers
of the celebrated GRIFFON BRAND S1TIRTS, iecured
by our New York buyer at less than 50c on the dollar.
Materials re the finest Imported ginghams, silk madrases, etc.
Styles, colors and patterns the latest for Summer wear, sott or
pleated bosoms, cuffs attached or detached. Sereral hundred
soft silk shirts Included in the lot, values to 12.60, 30M9t
Men's nalhrtggan Vmlrrwear
Worth to $1.00 garment,
on sale in 3 lots, at 1!S
230 n 39
Men's Combination Kulta ;n
fine maco, Hales, silk and
llslet, etc.', plain and fancy
knee or ankle lengths, values
to $3.00, will go at 49t,
-70f. C8 SI. 50
Men's Bilk Ties 60c values,
. all styles and colors, at 23 C
Men's ; Hose- Fine lisies. in
maco cotton, values to SOe,
on sale at 12 and 23
IX DOMESTIC ROOM.
Men's Silk Ties All styles.
25c values, at. ....... 10
Men's and Boys' Shirts In
black and white stripes or
figures, values to $1.00, on
' sal at, choice 25
Ladles' Moftlln Gowns and
Chemise Worth to $1.80,
on sale at 50
Ladlea' Drawers, Corset Cor
pim Cbemtee and Gown
values to $1. at 25
Men's, Women's and Chil
dren's Hose, to ISo values.
at. per pair 3
Many other rousing specials
for Saturday.
Great Manufacturer's Stock Purchase
Marquise, Savor, Waldorf and Fashion Waists, known th country over as representing
everything that la best in readyto-war waist line. Entire surplus secured at about half
actual value and will be placed on sal here Saturday at LESS THAN HALF REGULAR PJC-
XAIL PRICES.
iWometf" s Walsta manufactured to sell up to
$3.00, tailored and dresa styles, in la-am,
batlstea. etc., trimmed with laco embroid
ery, insertion and tucks, over 50 dot. In
the lot -choice Saturday 85
Lingerie and Linen Waists, strictly tailored.
manufactured to sell at $4.00 to $6.00, hun
' dreds to select Xjom at. choice. . . .$1.05
Fine Lingerie and Linen Waists, values to
$7.50, all the style ideas of foremost east
ern designers, the most charming lot of
values ever offered in Omaha at, your
choice ...82.05
Beautiful Silk, Net, Lace and Lingerie Waists,
value to $10.00. big; assortment of elegant
designs at , $4.05
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Manufacturer's stock ot Children's Dresa Ginghams, Madrases. Linens, etc., newest summer
uvoh suran, sizes o 10 years, actually worth to $3.00. on s&U In on big lot
08
At, choice ,
THE RQUADLQ OTORC.
Best
Shoes
Lowes
Prices
Special Shoe Sale Saturday
Men's $3.00 and $3.50 tan or black Crown shoes or oxfords
at $1.08
.Women's. $3.00 tan or black oxfords, Gibson or Christie ties,
new styles, new toes and new lot just in .$1.98
Boys' tan or black" $1.75 lace or blucher shoes $1.10
"Women's, Misses' and Children's tan and black slippers and
oxfords, $1.50, $1.25, $1.00, 75c and 50c
Shinola Outfit, complete with polish ft 15c
Women's Carpet Slippers '. 25c
Thirty-two style G ROVER shoe for TENDER. FEET In stock, lu
black and chocolate vlct kid. Each and evsry pair are guaranteed not
to annoy ths feet
Beautiful Millinery Modes
Greatly Underpriced Saturday's Selling
The most charming style ideas for summer in the elegant all
white, all black and white with black facing, in almost
endless assortment at. .$3.08, $5.00, $6.08 and $10
New York Show Hats A splendid assortment, secured by
our New York buyer at his own price. On sale Saturday
at Less Than Cost of Trimmings.
Trimmed Hat, worth regu
larly to $6.50, choice $2.50
to ....$1.08
Trimmed Hats, worth regu
larly to $10.00, choice at,
each , $3.05
Children' Leghorn Hats, $1.50 values, choice 60c
Many other special bargains.
Ladies' Hosiery
Every Item a Winner.
Fancy Embroidered and AUover Lace
Lisle Hose, all new patterns, values
to 75c at 40 and 35
Fancy Embroidered and AUover Sac
Lisle Hose, at 25
Ladles' Hose ot all kinds, values to
16c, at 12H "d 10
. Children's Hose fine, medium and
heavy ribbed, all sizes, lc, 12 He
and 10
A complete showing of the newest
and best in Ladies' Silk Hose. Get
oor prices.
Mail Orders Given Prompt and
Caiwful Attention.
Haydea's Drug Department Has a Reputation tor IM Sataf
jy apecisfj. art mwmys ffm Sssts Ktil Bv$ilat
toe Warner's Vlohy Bait
Tor Inatasoe Tery Saturday w hU
. c iirat ciass Muooer uioves. red.
for S3
c Hydrosen Proxldj ge
16c Hydroften Peroxide ...tie
11.00 Pompeian Massac Cream... SB
lie Pompelan Maasaa; Cream ....
BOe Pompelan Massage Creara . . . . BSe
We carry a full line af high grade
rubber Roods and toilet article at
right price. Once a cuatomes, al
ways a cu(omr. Ba convinced.
liiWf the regulars we all today:
10c Wyeth's Oraa. Eff. Phosphate
on ...... . ........ 34
40c WyVth's fcren." Kf f'. Stirantum
40o Wyeth's' Oreii.' Eff." Artificial
Vichy 84o
too Wyeth'a Gran. Eff. Kaaaengen
Bt .at
40 Wyeth's Oraa, Eff. Magnesium
Sulphate So
1.1b. bot. Wyeth's Oran. Eff. Mas'.
neslum. Aperient too
4 (Jo Lilly's Sodium Phosphate as
Jle Borax .IT
Mo Wright's Silver Creamy. ..... .18
25o Bryant's Root Beer Herbs.... 10
25c Hire's Root Beer Herbs 17
1-lb, Boric Acid 0
Ho Setdlits Powders lo
Chloride of Lima, par IK .....Be
60c Carmen faee Powder gse
60c Rogers Gallet Faoe Powdar
Vlolette 4Se
Tie Rogers at Oallet Face Powder '
Anthea SSc
t& Tetlow's Swansdown ..,......
too Pouoni's M
OATS
Alt of Colfata's i for 16e soap today,
per box ' SO
S Vara Vlrrln Violet Soap la
bars jeraMn's Violet Glye. SO
t bar Whit Reae Olyc 10
Lara aaaortmeat of Tooth Bruahea,
worth u to lie, today 10
Uayden's Grocery Pricts for Saturday Dtscouat att CimptU
tie treat IS ftr Cenf to JS Fsr Ctnl
GranulaUd 8ucar at leas than iobbef
coat.
10 bar beat Laundry Soap .... 15c
All kinds of Corn Flakes, pits;. e
Quaker Oat Co'. Wheat Berries, pki..
at 9
Quaker Oat Cos. Toasted Wheat
Fresh, c'rlap Potato Chip, per lb. JOo
The best granulated Cora Meal, sack,
at ljo
I lb, choice Japan Rle l!5o
Large Cooking Ralalna, per lb. 84o
1 lb. pkg Corn 8tarch 4c
The beat bulk Laundry Starch, lb. 4o
Bromangelon. Jellycon or Jell-O, pkg.,
at
The beat domestic Macaroni. Pf. to
Large bottle pure food Preacrvea lOo
The beat fancy No. 1 Queen Olive.
per quart , . . 1 5c
The best Soda Cracker, per lb... tc
The bast crisp Pretiels, per lb... c
The beat crisp Ginger Snaps,, lb. te
Condenaed Cream, per caa....l 1t
OMASA'S (MtBATSVT WnMUM
VBOETABU BfAJkmBC.
t bunches fresh Asparaaua Be
I bunches fresh Radishes so
t bunches fresh Onions to
t bunchee freah Turalpe
rrah Splnaoh. per pok to
heada fresh Lettuce So
large Cucumber (or 6c
Freah Cabbage, lb Zo
New Potatoes, lb. tHo
Fresh Wax or Green Beans, lb. 7H
Freah Peas, heme grown, quart Tc
S bunches freah Paralay oo
Sancy ripe Tomatoes, lb, to
lackbarrles, Oooeeberrle or Chf'
rtea, ejuart aoxea. per boa..... Kw
Pineapple tc. THc tv. lc. like
Fancy Sweet Oranges, per dosen 12c,
lie. lie and 10c
Fancy lulcy Lemons, per doaea lie,
tic. Ho and 20c
Get a brick of Ice cream for So
In Basement.
VTTM ajto exxzra SAxa
nZOBat,
Fancy Dairy Butter, per lb le
Fancy Country Creamery Butter lc
Fancy Full Cream Br Irk or Colored
or New York White Cheese, lb, too
8p Sago Cheese, each IWc
Neaafchetel Cheese, each , Jo
50c Ribbons
Saturday 15c
Greatest ribbon bargsim of
the entire season.
6-in. tll silk, all colors, extra
quality Taffeta Ribbons, 35a
to 50c a yard values, all in
one lot at, yard 0c
83c Fancy Rncblngs, loo A full line
of new fancy webinfs, tSe to 3 Bo
, yard values.
Ladles' Neckwear-A big new line of
ladlea fancy neckwear Saturday
W Half Price
Fancy Embroidered Bows 54
Gibson Ijaxe Collars at. 15
New Dotrh Collars at. . , 25
BOc Neckwear Big assortment of
styles; on tale Saturday.cholce 25"
IsuUes' Wash Belts White, plain
and embroidered, wlth pearl buckles
Z3
each
NEW ROOKS.
All $1.00 Late Novels.
All 91.00 lte Novela. ....... 43
All 2oc raper Novels 7n
RAFiIMOCKS.
Most complete line in Omahaat
bargain price Saturday.
Dainty Undermuslins at Less Than Elsewhere
A fact that has brrn demonstrated tn entire; won throtiKh, anil
more than wr brfore In Kaiunlny's sale. You'll wonder hof
rarniente of surh beauty and quality rnn b inaclo to aril at audi
price. They can't b, only at a loss to the ntanufaetgrrx
ELEOAXT SKIRT? A special purchase tisl received. Oeirmonts
in the lot worth np to 17. BO the finest quality garnrrnts and
most charming patterns ever offered at any ways noar'the price
choice after 10 A. M., at ...11.50
Ladlea Skirts with deep flounce,
elaborately trimmed, with
laces, embroidery and Inser
tion garmetts In the lot
worth up to $5.60, will go
t ..-51.08. 81.50. 08
Ladies Gowns Dig assortment
of styles, values to $2.00, will
go at 08
Corset Covers and P rawer
Made to sell at $1.00 will sto
at 40. 30. 25
Combination Kulta Values to
13.50 corset covers and
skirt or corset cover and
drswers. In two tlg, lots. Sat
urday, at ....$1.50. 030
Children's lrawer All sizes,
daintily trimmed with lawn
ruffles, embroidery or tucks.
t 25. 15. 12H. 10
Ladlea' Jersey Knit I'nlon Knit
worth to $U at 40- 25
Ladies' Usle Tnlon Suitx
Values to $2.00, loose knee
lace trimmed, or tight knee
style, choice )g
Ladles' (inuze Vests In lisle
or cotton, special bargain.
at
25. 15. 10
Matchless June Clearance Bargains Saturday
Over $100,000.00 worth of Women's Spring and Sum
mer Outer Garments, all fresh, clean merchandise, in very J5h?
newest stvles. AT LESS THAN ACTUAL COST TO rtV -H;
MANUFACTURE. Your money refunded if you can
equal them elsewhere.
Handsome (Silk Dresses $18.00 and $20.00 values, Fjilen
did variety of new designs, colorings and weaves, 233 in
the lot; on 6ale at, choice $10.00
200 fine Lingerie, Linen and Tailored "Wash Presses
Bought to sell at $10.00 and $12.50; on sale in one lot at,
choioe .' $5.00
115 Cravenette Coats, best styles and colorings, manufac
tured to sell at $10.00; in Saturday's sale at. .". .$3.95
300 Silk Coats, 48 to 50 inches long, silk rubberized auto
coats, fine cravenette ajad linen, all colors, a magnificent
lot of $12.50 and $18.00 values, in Saturday's clearance
sale, choice .......... .$7.50
A fine line of Covert and Panama Jackets, nobby new
styles that have been selling for $8.90 and $10.00, all go
at one price Saturday $5.00
$30.00 and $35.00 Tailor Suits Saturday $14.90 Undoubt
edly the most charming lot of bargains offered this sea
son; just 100 to select from.
The above prices are for Saturday only the crown
ing opportunity of the season.
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Biggest Sale Ever Held The Busy
Hardware uepanmem
Extra heavy Screen Doors, each..8o
I.SOO remnants Screen Wire .so
No. 1 Oalvanlied JV'aah Tub i-?60
Havy Oalvanlisd Water Palls.. laVsO
J -burner Gasoline Btove
8o havy Galvanised Bollar 60
tl. extra heavy Copper Bottom
5. ler ' , "
lu i Ironing; Board, with stand. . .To
i to Grass Hooks, Saturday lHs
Th aeason Is ao backward that wa
hava dcld4 to aell our Kubber
Oardn Hoaa at naarly half prloa,
at ltHc 10, H and.. iH
Cobbler Outfits, e kind .o
14-lnch Lawn Mowers only f JS
14-lnch Ball Bearing Mower. ..
180 Clothea Baskets nnly a
mow zs Tin Trsra to raurr.
Tha best House Paint madp. war
ranted thras years, worth 1.5J"
gallon, only
Good House Paint, ready mixed... S8o
76c can Floor Varnish
40c can Floor Varnlah "X
BOarxTHixai irsw, wnreowruia,
Look like stained flasa, anyone can
nut It on for bathroom windows,
dtnlngTOom windows, etc., or whe
ever yu want the light to come
through and cannot aee through
your windows from the outalde
at. square foot, ISo, lSViO and 10o
The O. K. Waah Machine, worth
M.00, only M.98
The Ak-Sar-Ben, or Easy, Washer.
worth $10.00. only J7.BO
W will give a SI. 75 Copper Bottom
Boiler free Saturday with every
Washer sold.
11-gallon heavy Garbage cans SSo
16-gallon heavy Garbage Cons.. Sl.Sa
lee Kink Refrlgratore, large al,
worth 115.00; on aale Saturday $9.98
. BXO SAX.B OH TOOX.S.
(Oe nickel plated Combination Plyera.
at 880
Yankee Screw Driver, auto 89o
Stanly Plumbs and Levels, H Inch 8o
Clark a Rxpanalv Bits, large size 8o
10-Inch Stilson Wrench Bo
Atkln'S 26-lnch Saws, blued 79o
Don't Fail to Read These Crockery
Prices for Saturday
Fancy Decorated Salads in Havl
land, Japanese and Austrian
China, worth up to 14.98, whll
they last, at 98- These salad
are euca that any hrlde or house
wile would be proud of.
Fancy cake and bread plates,
handsomely decorated with
roses and fruit, worth EOc. at,
each 10
fry Mayiei's First
DINNER SETS SPECIALS FOK
WEDDING PRESENTS.
$22 Austrian China, 100 piece
dinner eis, for 816.95
100-plece Royal Btafforshire Por
celain Dinner Set, worth $17.00,
at S14.75
White and Gold English Porcelain
Dinner Sets, worth $12. $7.05
100 Piece Wood & Son Porcelain
Dinner Seta, $13.75, at. $8.05
White and fold 13 piece Toilet Set
for $4.05
We carry one of the moat com
plete lines of parlor lamps at the
lowest price In the city
IV. 6. Reduso Models
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are, as ever, popular favorites with '
stout women and their many points
of superiority are winning them hoPt j
of new friends. It moulds the form
Into stylish lines with absolutely no
discomfort, greatly reduces the hlp3
and abdomen. It represents perfec
tion In corset construction, at $3.00
$2.00 Batiste Corsets Extra fine
quality, a big special purchase
very latest models, on sale. . .QSC
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Try Ordering by Mail.
Catalogue.
Send for
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Books and Magazines
Ths Juna laau of Wood Craft will con
tain articles on ths slectrlctty driven
equipment snd plant of a southernlable
work, the steaming and bending of wood,
ha decoration of wood, economies In the
machine operations o( ths woodworker,
power transmiaslon in - woodworking
plants, chemicals snd colors for tha finish
In roana, varoisnln, th finisher sud sub
stitutes fr wood, suarpanioK Jointer
Vcntvss. tha manufacture of spokes, char
ictristics at modern furniture, oitstons
xn4 baaas. planning a plant, oiling Uvlv,
Shellac barrels, tree growth, a machine
woodworker's notes, the foraatry problem
tuud a sohttaoa. iactrto drlvaa for planers,
sancrata ar brKk for dry kilns, etc. Th
Oardnar Printing company, Clavelsad, O.
Tha contents of the June number ef
tha Papular Science Monthly are a tollowg:
"The Movement Towards Physiological Psy
chology." by Prof. R. M. Wsnley; "Coinci
dent Actlvttlea of the Karth and the Bun."
by Dr. Ellswarth Hutlngton; "Springs aa a
Gaog-rapMo lnflueac ef Humid Cllmatea."
by Prat. Frank Carney; "Johanuta Muller."
by Dr. Philip B. Hadley; "The Genesis of
Oris In ths IJ"M of Modr Theory," by
Moraca V. Wlnchell: "The rtIatloa be
tween Jlent Industrial Progreaa and Edu
cational Advance." by Dr. Frsnk T. Carl
ton; "Tha Dawre of Quadruped In North
America." by Dr. Boy U Moodie; "Th
National Academy of Sciences snd the
America! Philosophical clty;" indica
tion of ths New Buildings of ths Collegs ot
tha Cy of New York;" "Lewis Henry
Morgan;" "The Eargeat Anniversary
Medaist' Index to volume LXXU.
With its usual broad acope the National
Magaalne fur June Includea an article on
ths new transcontinental railroad finding lis
way acroas tU continent and to be com
pleted wtlWn year. It also contains an
elaborate and curiously interesting article
on New ork.,'Tbe Giant City." The sub
ject 1 taken' up exhaustively and7 treated
with force, vlgvr snd vtrUty of th man oa
the spot, rlfix down to the latest ststlattvs
oa kyctapers. Thera axe stories and
aketches. There Is that ever-Interesting;
gossip on SffSlrs si Washington by Jo
ChappU. who fia be .facetiously called
everybody's frlsad'VJn Wahlngtoa.
"Billy Thuraton's Hvrlon." by Frank
' Atwater Ward, la Jun 10 8ory oa. Is
th atary cf ths man who literally r
erU4 sack traa-UWof aacaatora
The Issue Is also strong in rollicking funny
Stories- Anybody will get a few laughs out
of "How Sylvia Gura-Bwtggl4 Moses
OriK'," by Will Gage Carey, while "Ber
nlce s Affairs with the Foreign Nobility,"
by Stuart 3. Stone, is a bit of sstlre re
garding International marrlag with coin
for a baaia. Mr. Plummer'a characteristic
sailor akatch "Captain Hardy's Plaaatrous
Quew," is in his best vein; and "A Face
and a Fee," by Robert Carleton Brown, is
clever.. The short alory masterpiece for the
month is Mark Twain's Inimitable "Ths
Jumping Frog of Cslaverss County."
Th Atlantic Monthly for Jun combines
In an" unusual manner tha dlsQuaelon of
timely, educational and soclsl topics with
a decided outdoor flavor appropriate to aa
early summer issue. Tha number opens
with a readable paper by Clinton R. Wood
ruff ef th Americas Clvle association aa
"City Planning in America." New York,
Chicago. St. Louis and Springfield. Mas.,
r among the cities whose Important work
ha mentions.
A notable series of article begins tn th
Jun taaue of Ths World To-Day, It bears
the title. "Th Romance of Life Insurance,"
and will consist of twelv article on vari
ous phases of life Insurance. "Preparing
to Nominate a President" is the title of a
description by H. L. Ueach of th immense
amount of planning, labor snd ripen
incident to the preparation ef a place of
meeting for a great national party conven
tion. Tha Jun number of Country Life la
America Is ths annual vacation a rut autlng
number, its aim I vtdeatly ta furnish
helpful informstion'regsrdlng new snd mora
delightful wsys to spend th summer vaca
tion. Ths keynote sf th number Is found
In the leading article "Vacation Trip for
Everybody" which la a bsedeker to vaca
tion land and a general roundup ef th
whar-to-gtt problem, with practical Infor
mation a to coat, ate.
"How tha Stock Eschang Works" la th
title of sa illuminating art tele by C. M.
Keys, In th June World's Work. Tk
author, aa on of th editors of tha Wall
Street Journal, cams ta know ths financial
dlatrWt as few other men do. It I a fair
snd impartial and yet a start Una state
ment of facta It la Illustrated by a notable
picture of the Interior of th esc hang, a
picture of No. 1 Wall street, ths most valu
able aie af raat aetata ta tha world, sad
another of Broad street snd ths "curb"
market.
Th North American Review for yun
present a striking symposium upon the
democratic candidates for th presidency.
The candidates treated are W. J. Bryan,
K. W. Carmaek. C. A. Culberson, John W.
Panlel, Joseph W. Folk, Georg Gray,
Judaon Harmon. John A. Johnson, Henry
Watterson snd Wsodrow Wilson. Among
the writers of the as articles ar Augustus
Tttamaa. Thomas Speed Meahy. T- F.
Bayard, B. . Whitney and Mayo W.
Hasslllne. Secretary Tsft contribute an
Important article an th "Daisy ' and P
fect in the Baforeement of Law In this
Country."
Just the sort of chance a state man
Stands in a business game played with a
business woman William Hamilton Oa.
home very cleverly shears In a star n
tltled Th Wsr en ths Wtdow." which
appears In ths Red Book Msgsala for
Jun.
People's Magasins for June contains, be
side its 1M page of complete fiction thirty
two page af clearly printed pictures rep
resenting scenes from th current plays.
An Interesting feature of thla number Is
th new series ef military steries y Wol
rott LeClear Beard, who. having been
himself en ths firing line tn three countries,
haa a deep knowledge and insight Into this
life. Among other stories worth while are
'Prise of Wsr." by Harold Bindtoa, and
"Do t'nto Others." by Cdwsrd & P.ls-
worth. tn which Bllllngs-hobo continues
his rescues of unfortunate "ladles" and
"gents" at the under world.
Th Jun Ounter's eaatalns ISO pages of
wall-written, high-class stories. Included In
which are a complete aovst. tw serial
navels sad a number of complete short
stortea. Every Story Is Illustrated- The
rover shows a handsome design from ths
brush ef Viator Fersrd.
Alnsleo's for Juno has s delightfully hu
moraus story called "Mrs- Msatoa War-
Ing's Ancestral Lac." by Johnson Morton.
It Is made amusing chiefly oa account of
tha aalvau at Mrs- Msntoa Waring tn her
encounter with a ISO smuggler sad the
ewaloaas offlcals at the steamship pier in
New YarH. ,
The romaaee sf ths June bride Is a re.
allty lu tha page of th Housekeeper for
June. "Her Wadding Gown." by Ada B.
Rogers. Is a clever bit af flctlo.t with a
saiejhtful sading. The Beaedictlon ot
Serv, by Pmlly Ruth Calvin, la an-
other story af roramnea. "A Close Corpo
ration." ths serial by KUasbeth Knight
Tompkins, is continued. "In th Land of
Canaries" la an Interesting article by W.
O. rtta-Garsid. Tha other stories and ape
elal srttelea axe equally attractive. Thera
la also a double page of answers to tha
tuery. ."Why Do People Not Want to Qo
to ChurohT" In tha praotlcat'dpartmsnts
Gladys Foae tells all the little aeorets of
the bride's toilette, how to tie ths wedding
veil, etc, Thera are entertainments illus
trated and hints for th luncheon and din
ner. Th usual department ar also as
full and satisfactory ss ever.
Ths Jun number of Smith's Magaalne
la sn of the heat number ever Issued.
Th sixteen photographs of actresses with
w4uVh ths sasgaatne opens ar printed with
uaueual success on heavier and mora
panaiv Base than Is used in any of ths
popular monthlies- Tha complete novel
ette, by W. B. M- Ferguson, is a love
story with a splendidly developed plot that
Is sura to be talked about a great do!.
Polly of ths Circus," told Simply la short
Story form and well illustrated with pho
tographs taken from the play itself dur
ing Its phenomenally successful run In New
York. "Ths Moral Treatment of Nervous
Disorder, by Rev, Samuel MoCoiub, Is
sn article that will be hailed a a real
help and comfort by tens of thousands
ef woman. "Mothers and Daughters," ths
delightful essay by Anna 0Hagan, could
be read with profit by a great wsny young
girls, sod with even mora profit by their
mstbara. There is a bright, chatty latter
frcun "An American Qlrl Abroad," by Mrs.
John Van Vorst.
Ths Qtrl aad th Qanta and Other
College glories," by Jsss Lynch William,
consists of lively, vivid aad Interesting
steries ef college life told by est who has
bea an uadargraduau himself and has a
symaataette understanding of the atudeat'e
vsw e things t general. A distinctive
feature af the bank which give it null
a new character among the flatten af ths
eelleae, to tha "eight talks with a kid
beat her" gania I. elder brotbaaly sdviea aad
counsel ef a gradual tea years' ataad
Ing to an undergrsd. Mr. Williams Is wall
kaewa as ths sutaor f 'Prince ion
Stortea. " sad his new hook will ho eagerly
awalnted by all who have read his other
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