Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 28, 1908, NEWS SECTION, Page 7, Image 7

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    TITFj OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATTODAY. XOVEMHEK 2. 1008.
EiHillidini oDSair Sale
Phenomenal Bargain Giving for Satur
day in this Season's Greatest Sale Event
(rJHiOQaom) oDflair Sale
ii
THE RELIABLE STORB
ss , Ribbon
Specials
FROM THE
LOUISVILLE
D. G. STOCK.
All No. lxl tf wash
taffeta and satin
gros grain." ribbons,
suitable tor Taney
work, at, yd..,l
All No." 2 wash, taf
feta .and satin gros
grain ribbons yd-2
Extra -wlda tafieta
and fancy Persian
ribbon.'' at,:ytl.5
All silk: taffeta -ribbons,
extra wide,
big Hne- lor . selec
tion, .at, yard. 10
FANCY ELASTIC BELTS
From the Louisville D.,0. Stork.
All colors with handsome buckle,
great snap, at. t ........ .10
$1 Fancy DlrectOlre Beltiu...40
not Paul Hose Supporters. . . 1 !W
' 80c Fit-Form Hose Supporters,
K at . 1..25
2.5l Fancy Hand 'Bags. . . .05
$2.0O Fancy Vanity Baga.-v.05
Sttur
d'1 Candy Specials
Pure Home Made. Come and see
us make .It.
10 different kinds Pure Taffy, per
pound l0c
Fresh salted Peanuts, per tb. .10c
Cocoanut Bon Bons, per lb. . . . 10c
Home-made Peanut Drops, lb. 10c
Home-made London Mixed, lb. 10c
Home-made Chocolate Praline,
per pound 10c.
"Home-made Monte Vido, lb. ... 10c
Home-made Vanilla, Strawberry
and Chocolate Fudge, lb....lOc
Home-made Peanut Brittle, lb.lOc
Home-made Peanut Rock, lb. , 10c
Home-made Molasses Klaaes . . JOo
Home-made Burnt Peanuts, lb.lOc
Home-made Cocoanut Tea Biscuits,
per pound lOo
Special attention paid to parties,
school and church socials.
CAT GETS IN THE HOT AIR BOX
Fast Lodges in Bottom of Furnace
and Em a Close Call.
NO TROUBLE IN BEING HEARD
eta I p Deasoalae Yells that Pee
t Irate the Sssdblsd Home a a
troeae Rvery Member of
the Family.
', . anUsglvlng almoi" Had a sad ending
ut- the horns of Clyde C. Bundblad. clerk
of the county court. At least the family
cat. which usually closes th day noslnt
around anions' the remnants of a Juicy g-Ob-bler,
had sn experieice which neither
pussy nor the members of the family care
to have repeated.
Mr. Sundblsd had just gone to bed after
k hard day as host of a crowd of friends.
ate had Just sunk Into peaceful slumber
when blood-curdling; sounds filled the
house. They had that faraway-nearby
quality which is supposed to belong to
ghostly tones.' Mr. Oundblad roused him
self and started on a search for ths source
of the noises. After a while the disturbance
took on a definite form. Clearly and dis
tinctly came the sound now: . ,
"Me-e-o-o-w!"
The search was redoubled when it was
found the family pet was In trouble.
The. whole family was now aroused and
the house was scrutinised from basement
NO MORE STOMACH
Eat Tour TavoriU Food. Without
. Fear of Indigeition or Upset
Stomach.
Take your sour stomach or maybe you
caJt ' It Jndlgestlon, Dyspepsia, Qastrttls
or Catarrh of Stomach; It doesn't mat
tertake your stomach trouble right with
vh to your Phsrmaclst and ask him li
wn a 10-cent case of Pape's Dtapepsln
muA let yoil eat one ll-graln Triangula
and aea If within five minutes there Is
left any trace of your former misery.
The correct nam far your trouble Is
Kvod Fermentation food sourlna; ths
1 P'stlv organs become weak, there is
t-M. of gastric Juice; your food s only
V If digested, and you become affected
with loss of appstlte. pressure and full
ness sfter eating, vomiting, nsusea. heart
burn,, griping tn bowels, tenderness In
iif
y
W s-Il the very bee KU
Cord Spool tvwton manu
factured, at .fg
Every anool guaranteed per
fect and satisfactory or
money refunded. Try the
Host Threwd.
Ladies9 and Ch7
dren'sUnderwear From the Louisville
Dry Goods Company Stock
ladles' 7.V nllk fleecel Vests or rants
White or aray, at -39
I .a Bios' 5c Vest or Pants All sizes
and colors; on sale, at . . . .JK
iAdiea' 89o Yeats or Pajita All aizea,
heavy quality, at, each 10
Jjaditt' 2Rc Wat or I'aota Heavy
l weigat, white or gray l"t
Ladiea' Vnlon HuiU, all wool or silk and
wool; valuea to $5 sale price. .82.50
Ladies' Wool Union Halts, regular valuea
to $3, several different styles, 81.50
Ladies' Vests and rants, values to $2.50
garment, silk, and wool or all wool,
t 08
Children's Wool Vests and Pants, values
to $1.25, big assortment, all sizes 50
Children's Vests or Pants, 50c Values, on
aale, at -25
ft&c valuea at . ..... 10
23c values, at 15
Big Sale of Shoes Dry Goods Co.
This stock was so immense that it has been impossible to
get it all in shape for a few days selling, but We are able to
offer you Saturday some of the choicest bargains.
Men's fchok, worth up to $3.50, at .... '.$1.98
Women-V Shoes,' worth up to $3.00, at. .'. ... . .$1.98
These goods come in nearly all leathers and are welts and
turns, and are actually worth what we say they are.
Boys' satin or kangaroo calf blucher style shoes, worth $1.50
to $1.75, at $1.00
Misses' and Child's flhoes, worth up to $1.75, at $1.00
Children's fancy top shoes, worth up to $1.25, 2 lots 75 and 60
Men's and women's felt or carpet sole slippers, nice and warm 30
Bring the children In Saturday and get a little red slate book with
their shoes.
Rugs Rugs Rugs
From the Louisville Stock.
Don't miss Saturday's grand
bargain offerings, they're win
ners. .- ;,.-' , " '
$50- Wilton .Velvet Ruga, 8x11 siae,
on sale 832.50
$18 High Spire Tapestry Rugs, 9x12
site, at 814.08
$3.00 Sample Axminater and Velvet
Rugs, lVi' yards long, nicely bound,
sale price .08
St. BO Sample Tapestry Brussels Rugs,
' 1 yards long. at. "J"5
7 Foot Window Shades, water colors,
at, each 10
7 Foot Hand-Made Window Shades,
oil opaque, at. 30
SOo Linoleums, 6 foot wide, big as
sortment, at, square yard.... 30
READ THE BIG GROCERY AD FOR SATURDAY.
4S-lb. sack brat HUh Patent Flour.. $1.21
6 pounds choice Japan Mice 2Sc
The. beat hand-plckwi Navy Brans, lb...Sc
S lbs. bent Pearl Tapioca nr 8ago Sic
Largs bottle Worcester Sauce, Tomato Cat
sup or Pickles, assorted kinds, bot., Ste
Rromangelnn, Jellycnn or Jello, pkg..."a
8-lb. can solid packed Tomatoes 8 He
1- lb. can Assorted Poups 7H
2- lb. pkf. best Self-Klnlng Pancake
B'lour IHe
Oil or Mustard Sardine, per can ..4c
The best Domestic Macaroni, okg BMtO
Choice Demeatlo Macaroni, fpk 4c
The beat Boda or Oyster Crackr, lb...o
rresh, crisp Ginger Bnsns, lb.
resh. crlao Pretsels, lb
2R different kinds fancy Swtet Cook n. a
per lb 10o
Fancy Muscatel Cooking Raisins, lb. ..7'4o
to garret, but no pussy was found. Mean- j
time the lugubrious yowls of the distressed
creature filled, not one room, but every
room In the house, as If the spirit of the
departed pet had returned to haunt the
place.
The noise was confined to no particular
spot. Finally fite or providence led Mr.
Sundblad to get down on his hands and
knees and apply his esr to Uie hot air reg
ister in the floor. Clearer than ever came
the wall. It sounded like a fiend In dis
tress shrieking up a speaking tube,
la Hot Air traasrtmeat.
The est was In the hot sir pipe, appar
ently. But why should the sound be heard
as clearly In the rooms to which this p r
ticulsr pipe did not lesd. The mystery
wss finally cleared. The family pet was
In the hot air compartment of tha furnaoo
and. Instesd of giving theealatnt through
a single pipe, wss uMng a speaking tube
to every room In the house to make known
its sad plight.
It was but the work of a few minutes
to take out the water pan at the bottom of
the hot air compartment. PusajT'emerged
like a streak of black lightning and after
circling the basement a few times Settled
down nd began to take nourishment In
the form of a turkey bone.
Pussy wss minus her whiskers, which
hsd been singed, off, and the hair was
gone In Urge spots on her tail, but other
wise was little the worse for the advsnturo.
It la supposed she got Into a bot air pipe
and kept going until tie lit In the hot air
compartment.
It Is aa easy matter to do business
through The Bee Want Ad Columns.
MISERY OR DYSPEPSIA.
the pit of stomach, bad taste In mouth,
constipation, pain In limbs, sleeplessness,
belching of gas, billlousness, sick head
ache, nervousness, dlssinees snd many
other slmllsr symptoms.
If your appetite is fickle, and nothing
tempts you, or you belch gas or If you
feci bloated after eating, or your food
lies like a lump of lead on your stom
ach, you can make up your mind that at
the bottom of all this there Is but one
cause fermsntatlon of undtgeeted food.
Prove to yourself, after your next meal,
that your stomach la as good at any;
that there Is nothing really wrong, btop
this fermentation and begin eating what
you want without fear of discomfort or
misery.
Almost instsnt relief Is waiting for
you. It la merely a matter of how soon
you take soma Dlspepa'o.
Matchless Garment Bargains In Our Cloak Department
FOUR GREAT MANUFACTURERS' STOCKS OF WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR
GARMENTS SHOWN SATURDAY AT ABOUT HALF ACTUAL WORTH.
Silk Underskirts
Free,
With our Tailor
Suit, Specials, at
$12.50
Tailor Suita in fine broad
cloths and hard finished
fabrics, elegant new
styles, values to $35.00,
810.00 25
COATS COATS COATS
Greatest variety and better
values than you'll find
elsewhere In Omaha: all
best fabrics, colorings and
styles; prices up from
810 815 820 830
American Tteaver Fur
Coats, regular $90 values,
t '-850.00
Water Mink Fur Coats
$50 values, special. .839
Crown Jewel Suits.. 825
Xnfanta' Bearskin Costa, reg
ular $5.00 values, Haturdev
at .
And a pair of Bsarskin
gine to match given free to
itch purchaser.
MAIL ORDERS FILLED FROM
Vases Vases
' . Saturday we Will place on
sale 500 fancy vases for the
holiday trade.
50c vases, each ...... . 25c
$1.00 vases, each .....40
$2.00 vases, each. . , . . 60
$3.00 vases, each. ........ .08
$5.00 vaseB, each 81.50. 81.08
$10.00 vases, each 82.08
Also a large assortment of vases
each, from 815 to 875
IN OCR GAS DEPARTMENT
inverted . burners complete with
globe and mantle, regular value,
$1.00; complete 40
3 Inverted mantles 25
THE HIGHEST
Fancy Cleaned Currants, lb.
7 '-ie
.10o
rancy Malr Peacnes, lb
hancy Moor Park Apricots, lb I2c
Fancy Urlefl Apples, lb imo
Fsncy California Prunes, lb.. 5o
Lemon, Orange or Citron Peel, lb ISo
BVTTEB CSS EBB AITS BUTTEBIim
Fancy Country Creamery Butter, lb..
Fancy Full Cream Cheese, lb
Fancy Full Cream Swlni Cheese, lb..
Fancy Full Cream New Tork Whits
Cheese, per lb
Neufchstel Cheese, each
Pap Haro Cheese, rach
Firiam Cheese, each
Bage Cheese, per lb
.253
. ISe
. Sue
, .1 c
. ..1l5
7 o
.lie
. Sc
Every kind of Bweet Crackers made for
the Thsnksglvlng holidays. '
ARMY HAS LAUGH ON NAVY
Land Officials Tickled at Presldeat's
Orders for Water Officers to
Walk for Eserclse.
There is a sort of complacent satisfaction
among the army officers over the recent
orders from the president requiring the
officers of the navy to take the physical
endurance test as has been demanded of
the officers of the army.
"We are not complaining of the test re
quired of us," said an army officer who
had undergone the experience of a nlhety
mlle ride recently, "but Yather enjoyed It.
But there la a drollery connected with the
physical test requirements exacted of the
navy officers that w can appreciate. As
an Instance the naval officers are required
to take a fifty-mile pedestrian tour or a
100-mile bicycle ride, which becomes ef
fective January 1. Tou see, It wouldn't be
so bad It they hsd to take a SCO-yards swim.
But the line officers will take the test on
toard their ships. In the sea test all watch
officers of whatever grade will be required
to stand continuous watch for seventy-two
hours, with four hours on and four hours
off. Division commanders ' will exercise
their ships each for twenty-four consecu
tive hours. This means that each ship'
feptaln will have to stand on the bridge
for twenty-four hours consecutively.
. All the officers are to be physically ex
amined before and efter tha test, as In the
army.
Tha Navy, department has net yet detae
mined what result shall be announced re
garding officers who do not pass the ex
amination. BLUFF OR SUICIDE WHICH?
r. Hasklae Leaves Clothes with Nete
mm Bask af Rivet Near
GlbMa.
F. Haskins of ft BojUi Nineteenth street,
who until recently wsa an Omaha street
car conductor, may have committed suicide
by Jumplyg Into the Missouri river nesr
Gibson. His hat and overcoat were found
on the bank of the river Friday afternoon
by two men. Attached to tha clothing waa
a note requesting that Mrs. Haskins b
notified of the discovery, but the Idea Of
suicide Is not referred to.
As Haskins hsd recently had trouble with
his wife and was not In good health, snd
as hs disappeared from his home Wednes
day, It Is not known whether he Is merely
"bluffing", his Wire or has. really sought
rest from his troubles by drowning himself.
Ths police are Investigating tha matter.
Hatklna left tka eulo of ths street car
DAILY ADVERTISEMENTS AND
Millinery
From the Louisville Stock
' 500 Stylish Trimmed Hats Big
assortment, values to $5.00, in
three great lots Saturday---:
at . . . .50c, $1.00 and $1.98
Trimmed Hats, All High Class
Street Hats Latest style ideas,
values to $7.50, choice. .$3.95
Fur Caps and' Fur Hats Made in
wire frames, black, brown or
white, great values at 98c,
$1.25, $1.75, $2.50, $3.50
QUALITY AND FRESHEST GOODS.
mil VXaETABLES ABO rXUIT
2 heads freah Hothouse l.ettuoe ,e
I.arne heoda fresh Head Lettuce, head. 1c
Fresh Cauliflower, per lb 7 He
Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, quart .... luc
Fancy Shalot Onions, per bunch Re
Fancy Fresh Pplnach, per peck 2rtc
2 heads fresh Celery :c
I-araa Cucumbers, each .rC-lc
Fancy Cooking Apples, per peck 2.",c
Fancy Jersey Sweet Potatoes, lb 3fec
Large rape Fruit, each 7 He
Large Kkbt Plants, each 10c
HUTS, BTTTS, SUTS
The ')et fancy new Mlxd Nuts, lb . . 1 5e
HIOEI.AKD BJ.TBI. OBABOE SALS
Regu'ar l!0c slz;-, per doaen 15e
Kegular 25c size, per dn.cn '.'He
Regular SOc size, per dosen 25c
Fancy 7-crown Figs, per lb lac
company several days ogo on account of
his health.
JAIL FOR MAKING AN ADDRESS
Kaasas City Maa Is Denied the Cos.
stltntloaal Hlvht ef Free
speech.
"Where Is your boasted constitution, guar
anteeing to every man the right of free
speech and free press?" demanded James
Doyle.
"I haven't got any," replied Patsy Havey.
"Naw, but why do you lock me up for
Just making a speech?" persisted James
Doyle. "Mas it come to this In the United
States of America that the constitution Is
being set aside and a man can't have the
right of free speech?"
"Not when he's ss free with his speech
as you are," rejoined the desk sergeant.
The facts arehat James Doyle is a Kan
sas City gentlemsn who was down at L'n'on
station Thanksgiving night declaiming on
the virtues of "Our forefathers, who shtab
llshed thlsh great fesn'Val."
Just as James Doyle was ascending, per
iod by period, to his fervid peroration a
Trttth arid
Quality
appeal to the Well-Informed in every
walk of Ufa and are essential to permanent
success and creditable ttaml:ag. Accor
ingly, it is not claimed that Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of Senna is tha only remedy of
Known value, but one of many reasonr
why it is the best of personal and familj
laxatives is the fact that it cleanses,
sweetens and relieve the internal orjans
on which i' acta without any debilitating
after effects and without having to increase
the quantity from time to time.
It acts pleasantly and naturally and
truiy aa a laxative, and its component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians, aa it is free from all object ion
al'le substances. To get its beneficial
effects always purchase tha genuine
manufactured by the California Fig fcyrui
Co., only, anJ f-r sale by all leading drug
gisU.
Bearskin Leggins Free
with our
bearskin coat
at
infants'
special,
82.03
$10 Irrws Kklrts, at f.2.9i,
an elegant line of dress
skirts in fine all wool ma
terials, all newest style,
trimmed with buttons or
satin and taffeta bands,
worth to $10.00, choice,
at 82.05
Fine Silk and Net Waist,
values to $5, on sale Sat
urday, at 81.05
Linen and Inwn Tailored
Waists elegant new line
for selection, 81 85
Children's Frieze and Mil.
ton Coats, values to $10,
all siaes, 6 to 14 years, on
sale, choice 84.05
800 Bandiomi Tvilor Suit,
reaular valuea to 125 00
choice SnturilHV SI 3.50
And a Fine Silk Uolorekirt,
mad of Simou's best Taffeta,
Many Other Creat
Bargains.
SATISFACTION' GUARANTEED.
Great Drug Bar
gains for Saturday
SBX70S
2-gr. Quinine Caps, J dozen for.,10o
i-gr. Wulnle Caps, 1 docen for.... So
CaHrara Pills. HlndlesJ Bo
Hvdrogen Peroxide 60, 10c, 33o
Vail Bros. Bay Rum 8So
Rlker'a Violet Ammonia 35o
TOOTH WASHES
Oraves 18c
Lvons
Sneodont 170
Knthymnl 19o
Kanitol lo
TALCUM POWDERS.
Kastman's 100
faidcock'B 10c
I,lzoli 10o
Royal, Bicker's, Sanltcl, each,
Tor 5o
FACB fOWDEBB
Pnssonl's B'o
.lava Rice
Adherents
rlwanedown
Rlcker' s 3
Society llygenle 60s
T ACE CBEAMS
Pompela 89. 60
Klcaye J
Uavden's Special 17c
Consuelo JOo
Satin Skin
Banltol lo
OAFS
White Rose Glycerine, 2 for lie
.lap Rose Glycerine. 2 for 16o
Colgate's Tar, box 85s
We handle a full line of Hair
Brushes. Combs, Toilet Brushes and
Rubber Goods, all on sale at a bar
gain. Prescription work and mall or
ders receive prompt attention.'
Stove Dept.
The Mikado, with high closet and 18-inch
square oven, .lust like the cut. It is nick
eled in imperial style; .and ranges that
look like this, but of inferior make, are
sold at from $45.00 to $60.00; our price,
tet upin your house, including pipe, etc.,
for $26.50
Base Burners The Master Economy, the only gen
uine soft" coal base burner on the market, will
bIbo burn hard coal. Guaranteed to hold fire for ,
4 8 hours. Why pay $50 or $60 for a Base Burner '
when you can buy the Master Economy like the
cut with 16-Inch fire pot for $26.50
4-llole, Steel Cook Htove $8.98
B"st indtshed IMpe 25
(Vkc Iron F.lbows, plain or adjustable 15
Bet KuHsia Iron F.lbows 25
Corrugated F.lbows 10
Best Coke Iron Stove Pipe 10
ruthless Intruder laid his ham-like hand
Upon trie Hnouiuer ui me viaiw..
"Here, what's all this noise about? Come
with me."
"Noish. noiBh," thundered Doyle, with a
rising inflection, "why whash you talkln'
'bout, cup'n, disli ain't noish, ih spcesli."
James Doyle spent a quiet night at the
city jail and Friday morning took up his
Journey for Kansas City, fully convinced
that after sll he was doing very well under
the constitution.
SOME PICTURESQUE GUIDES
Kreach-l anadlan lanaemen Are Re
markable for Their Maal-t
eal AptUo.le. I
Owing to some hereditary Instinct which
may have drifted down from the days when
Great Britain was inhabited by savages
living by the chase, or which perchance
came with a 8cotch strain In the blood. In
early life I manifested a fondness for going
Into the wilderness, and my wanderings
have extended from Mexico nearly to Hud
son's bay. In this experience, relates
Horatio Wood in I.lpplncott's, I hsve met
various guides whose personalities have
been sufficently picturesque to be worthy
of note.
Peter, a Canadian guide whom I have
often employed. Is remarkable for the plc
turesqueness nf his scanty Kngllsh, which
he has picked up sbout the wharves of
Quebec. The English "h" Is his In all Its
additions and elisions, while his only adverb
of Intensification Is "like "ell"; a woman
is "purty" or "ugly" "like 'ell"; winter Is
"cold like 'ell"; summer is " 'ot like "ell."
The French Canadian canoemen are re
markable for their musical aptitude. Once,
when returning to camp from the far Side
of the Iske, in the late gloaming, I heard
them singing an old Canadian boat song,
the music of which Is not In print. The
blended voices grew louder and louder as
the boat drew nearer, rising and falling in
thi half barbaric tune, wonderfully sweet
In, Its mingling of the music of the late
medieval France with the voicee of the
forest of the north.
Of the score or more of mountain guides
I have employed In the last thirty years,
the beet hunter and trsrker wss Nets, a
Dane. The only guide I ever knew equal
to Nels In his sense of locality was July
Jeaus, a Seminole. Indian scout who waa
with us one August In a I'nlted States ex
ploring expedition through the Mexico
American desert In the extreme south of
middle Texss. I hsve celled him an Indian,
because he was officially, but In fact tha
Seminoles havs so tytermarrled with their
Book Bargains
lluy your H oil day Book
early. The very best rlace Is
llsydcn's. All hooks .U Deeply
Out Frloss. Make your selec
tions Saturdny.
Men's Winter
Underwear Bargains
From the Louisville
Dry Goods Company Stock
Men's AH Wool Shirts and Drawers
11.60 value. In all sizes. at.-GO
tfi.OO Wk1 I'mlorvrrar All bIpb and
colors, fine quality, garment. . 08
Wool Mffml I'ndrrwear 111.
grays or fancies, worth to $1,00, at,
garment ' 45
Men's Undershirts and Irawrs Ex
tra fine quality fleece, on BBl at.
garment 35
Men's BOc Flerced Underwear All
sizes, sale price 20
Men's Uomblnatlon Kults Fine wool
and wool fleeced; such makes as Dr.
Wright's health underwear, etc., sale
prices
8S.B0 values S1
$2.50 values $1.50
Dr. Wright's 1 'leered Hlilrts or lraw-
ers $1.60 values, at 69
Men's Blue Flannel OvcrshJrts
Trimmed with large pearl but
tons, have reinforced sleeve, val
ues to $2, at 75 ni 08
to
music
kind of
In and see
We carry complete lines at lowest
Try HAYDEN S
$7 Bridle Leather
Suit Case J.98
Linen lined with shirt fold. 2 heavy
cowhide straps, ll the way round-,
heavy corner protections, polished
brass lot and side bolts; a matchless
bargain, our sale price, at. $4.98
Steel Ranges
negro slaves that July Jesus looked and
talked like a -fall blooded negro.
For some reason our commandant felt
impelled to leave the open valley and climb
the steep Chesos (Jesus) mountain. At
12 o'clock p. m. we found that in some man
ner the plugs of our wster casks had been
drawn, so that we had Just enough water
left to make a cu0 of coffee In the morn
ing. We could not reach the Rio Grande
south of us because of Impassable pre
cipices. Finally it was decided to let July
Jesus decide on the direction In which we
should proceed, although he had never
been In the country before. July struck due
i north, directly away from th river. We
Ascot
Heights
Na. 1 Low
No. t Medium
No. 3 HiW
Hand Made
Escape the factory strain of or
dinary machine made collars.
Their Life and Style are last
in? qualities. Those who
i care may prevt this. When
you Duy iouars remember
. CorlilS-CoOn-Mand Made
Full Strength Lasting Style
Keep tab and see t&
1 I iw
a
f jsvtr
Wm
iO fa
Kjoruss - u
HAYDEEK
TUB RELIABLE STORtt
IT XGVRR WOniUKH XOV
The mall weekly pay
ments on a VICTOR, never
embarrasses you. They are
easy snd soon finished;
the pleasure keep tight on
fresh every day.
3,600 pieces of choicest music
select from; every kjidq
and every
fun. Come
us about It.
prices.
First
Genuine
Atkins Saws
25c on the Dolfor
. Two thousand fsnniB Attlna sarws,
entire bankrupt stock of a wholesale
hardware eompaer, sll on sale
Saturday from too np -1 p, psael,
erotp-ont, oto ate., eto. j . ,,
Hammers. Hatchets, Tack Hammern,
etc. ..." .is
11.26 Men's Handled Axes, only. .60
Genuine Atkins Buck Savrs so
too Combination Plyers, nl ckel plated
for , ..,.!
-Inch Monkey Wrench, onjy . . . . .IBo
trf Donble toasters . . . a 5c
600 (bankrupt Stock isrjre (Self Bast-'
Ins; Roasters, worth 15.00 :ach; fn
sale for only ; eo
Better thsn Savory Roasters, only 7o
Round American Wash Machines to
close out 4 . . . .S2.0O
The genuine Kasy Ak-Kar-Hn Wash
Machine, worth $7.60 to (19.00; Sat
urday ;...ia.M
The last of our Western WVshtors, On
sale at 9U.60
Large 30c Coal Hods, last Va:. t .180
(0 Clothes Pins, bent white -quAHtv,
f?r ...ido
LsrRe No. S size Iron Wagons,; worth
12.26, only one sale to close, thorn
out $1.00
Oc Furnace Shovels, fits ton tfoor 3 So
60c larre Dinner Buckets is
IarRe IJ.00 Weffle Irons esa
Mrs. Potts' $1.25 sets Sad Irons. .Too
60 dama-ed Wash Boilers, worth un
to 14.69 each, on sale at Me to ai.oo
25c Parlor Brooms , ... iso
,S5c Enameled Dish Pans 18o
had a fearful march In the heat; the coun.
try was so rough that we had to walk and
drag our horses after us, but after eight
hours we came to the river where it enten
the great canyon of tha nio Grande. '
- Aa soon as we had aatisfled Ourselvei
with fried bscon and liatrdtack, I sent for
July Jesus and asked Mm how he knew
which way to go to get to the Rio Orande,
The only answer Was "Lawd, dorteh, 1
had to go to do rlbber! I had ho wktan.
I had to go to de rlhber!"
By unlng the various departments of Th
Bee want ad pages It Is easy to reach th
people who have money to spend.
Lasting Style
Gained by
Saving Strength
A collar of good
stout fabrics Hand
Made, will retain its
original style and
stand many launder
ings. Colla
oon
rs
2 for 25c
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