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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1909)
12 THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. MAY 2fi. 1000. BALLOON LECTURES GIVEN Words Instead of Deedi Inevitable at Tort Omaha. WEATHER STOPS ASCENSIONS raptal (kul'r I-leeteaaat labia Taka Vlaltlas Officers ia Tot and Instill Afro, aaatlc Lore. Murky wrather In etllt Interfering with the projoc ted balloon eperlments at Fori J Omihi iin.l thuii far the work la confined to livlonr lfrtutes, with Captain C. DeF. rhamllT iMid Llentonant Frank P. Lahm is l h" b rturer. Tlif last of the detail of offlrers to come It Km t Omaha to reeilve Instruction In ccionHuiIra arrived from Fort Leaven wmtli nnd Washington Tuesday morning. The fVrt Leavenworth detail la In charge i.f Miijur Krignr Rusaoll of the Signal Clips. Thi detail consists of Captains A. 8. 1'iiitan. Signal Corps; A. C. Knowles, Tlil'tletli Infantry: I D. Wlldman. Bignal :n r ; It. t". langlon. Third Infantry; C. H. Url.ljru. Flftrr-nth Infantry; P. H. Mul ly, Fourteenth Infantry; B. O. Ienolr, Signal Corps: First L!cutnars .. T. Cur I a. Thirteenth Infantry; K. T. Smith. Sixth Infantry; 11. A. Bell, vFlrteenth Infantry; V. r. Jones Thirteenth Infantry; J. A. Hrorkman. Seventeenth Infantry; Dawson nimstead. Fifth f I- Id artillery; H. C. Tatum, Seventh cavalry, and Second Lieutenant M. l. Love. The Washington detail consists of First Lieutenants. Frank P. Lahm and Benjamin li Fulole of the Signal Corps; R. 8. Bam berger, Second cavalry, and Second Lleu tenanta 3. 1. Winter of the Sixth cavalry and O. A. Dickinson of the Fifth Infantry. I.ertares Twlre a Pay. The officers will remain at Fort Omaha until Frlrlny. lectures will be given each morning and evening. The morning lec tures will be given in the big balloon house and hydrogen gas plants and the evening lectures In the post gymnasium hall. These latter lectures will, be given chiefly by Lieutenant Ltihm and will he Illustrated with numerous lantern slides, showing the many different phases of ballooning. Such of the public as may be Interested In the art nl ballooning or the scientific phases of aeronautics are 'invited to attend. The Baldwin dirigible balloon is now al most completely Inflated, and the car is being put 1n' readiness for experimental flights when the weather will permit. Lieutenant Lahm brought with him an other spherical balloon and two smaller b.illoons which will be used in the experi ments. These smaller balloons are merely gas supply balloons and will be used only in further inflation of the dirigible needed. The larger spherical balloon will be used dally for experimental flights, but will be a captive balloon, and all the officers of the class will be required to make assents In it for observation purposes and to give them a knowledge of balloon manipulation. The big Baldwin dirigible will be taken to Fort Leavenworth early in June for demonstration work there, and will later iio to Toledo, O. The new spherical balloon will be retained at Fort Omaha for ex perimental flights. Lieutenant Lahm and the others of the Washington detail will return to Washing ton early next week or in time to be pres--nt when the Wright Brothers are at Fort Slyer. If you want to lefct well, look 1 well and be well, take Foley's Kidney Remedy. It tones up the kidneys and badder, purifies the blood and restores health and strength. Pleasant to take and contains no harmful drugs. Why not commence today? For sain by all druggists. MRS. CARLIN'SSUIT IN COURT rialntlff Asks Damages of City Sav Inas Hank. Case HstIbi Second Hearlas Sow, Judge Kennedy Is hearing the second trial of the suit for sdamages' brought against the City Savings bank by Mrs Mary IS. Caiiin. The first trial was in September, 1905, before Judge Estelle and a verdict directed for defendant rep resented by William Balrd. Bowes & Hortder, for plaintiff, secured an order for a new trial from the supreme court Mrs Carlln claims negligence In the defend ants not having made repairs and filled In an old cistern on the board covering of which she fell and broke an ankle. TO BE INCURABLE Terrible Red Patches on Face and Arms Made Victim Ashamed to be Seen Suffered Intensely for Ten Months Expert Treatment Gave No Relief Two Sets of the CUTICURA REMEDIES ENTIRELY CURED HER "About two Tears ago I contracted erwma and suffered intensely for about ten months. At times I thought I would scratch myself to pinnae. Mr face and arms were covered with large red pa tehee, so that I was ashamed to fo out. I was advised to go to a doctor who was a specialist in skin diseases, but I received rery little relief. I tried every known remedy, with the same results. 1 thought I would never get better until a friend of mine told me to try the Cuticura Remedies. So I tried them as the last resource, and I am very glad that I did, for after four or five applications of Cuticura Ointment I was relieved of ray unbearable itching. I used two seta of the Cuticura Remedies (Soap, Ointment and Pills), and 1 am completely cured. I always recom mend Cuticura to any one that is suf fering and in every case it seems to cur. Miaa Barbara Krai, 29 Mt Pleasant Ave.. HigbJandtown, Md., Jan. 9, 'CoV Fretful Babies Suffering from Skin Humors, Soothed to Sleep by Cuticura. A warm bath with Cuticura Soap and gentle anointing with Cuticura Oint ment, purest and sweetest of emolu ments, afford immediate relief In the most die- treesinf forma of Itoh 1 ing, burning, scaly ana i crusted humors, ecze mas, rashes. Inflamma tions, irritations and 1 chafing of infancy and 'childhood, permit rest and sleep and point to a speedy our when all other raaoediea fail. Guaranteed abso lutely pure and may be used from the hour of birth. CMUmrm Boss (IV ). Oleisuant I60t V VaMtosBf (Mr . tod rbarvUU Coated HI 2V . art 4 tbrout imhiI IA- ewrid Potwr Drus a Cfeem. Cere. fUU4 Tim, Cuucaie huuk a sua TC I SEEMED I 8 I On Special Sale Wednesday j Women's Sample Suits a I nought From Mann & Kretchum, X. Y. City, Manufacturers of Ksrluslvr- Styles (Who Were Untiring From Rusinewm.) I I I Demonstration Naiad Dress Shields Kntire line of the cele ' brated Kalad Shield is being I capably demonstrated at lour notion counter. Naiad j Is a pure white, fine, soft I shield that can be ironed. I Wall Paper at a Our entire stock of fine parlor papers that sell at 20c a roll, at roll 7W Fine assortment of pretty bed room papers in stripes, florals, etc., that you pay 12 hie and 15c for anywhere, at, roll, (j 10,000 rolls fine fllmmer papers, suitable for any rooms, never sold for less than 10c a roll, at, roll 4H BRANDEIS John Keith New Man is in Town Old-Time Ranger Returns with Bride, a Living: Revelation to His Friends. "We Just thought we would run down a little while to visit some of our friends and to take a few slacks out of the sights of Omaha," said John Keith of Suther land, who has been on an extended wed ding trip to the Pacific coast, and who returned with his yaung bride Tuesday morning and is quartered at the Rome. "We spent the winter in Los Angeles, and that town is booming this winter, but Omaha is also booming from the looks of things." Mr. Keith, one of the oldest rangers in Nebraska, and also one of the richest, had a genuine ahock for his old-time friends who had not seen him alnce his marriage Instead of the prosperous looking old ranchman from the Shorthorn country, he fave the impression of the urbane capi talist who had come out from the east to buy up a few counties. The broad som brero had given way to the latest thing in spring fedoras; the long, loose fitting coat was supplanted by a handsome sack with creased corners and the subtle drop in frcnt; the trousers he wore were wide at the top and narrow at the bottom, where that nifty little cuff defined the wearer as the critical connoisseur, and in stead of the hoots that rangers wear, this nobby man of' means had on a pair of sleek and shiny tans. And that long, dark beard, sprinkled ever and ar.on with the Inevitable anowflakes of time ah. It, too, was gone, and where it once was a clean-cut, clear-skinned tare appeared, adorned, however, with a neatly trimmed mustache and a alight goatee. "Nope, that's l.ot John Keltb," aaid Frank Currle, the other best known ranger in Nebraska, mho has known Keith for forty years; "that ain't John." And Currie strolled on ' up the street. looking back over his shoulder In half skeptic Inquiry once or twice. Shields May Be Lincoln Chief South Omaha Officer Sayi He Will Take Position if Tendered Him. P. H. 8hlelds, chief city detective of South Omaha, la an applicant for the posi tion of chief of police of Uncoln. A meet ing of the excise board of Lincoln waa held Monday and Mr. Shields waa present, but it was given out after the meeting that no action had been taken In the matter. Captain Shields aaid Tuesday morning that he bad been Interviewed by repre sentatives of the excise board o( Lincoln aa to whether he would take the position If it waa offered to him axid be bad re plied that be would. Worth at high as $100 Each, at S25 We bought all the beautiful show room samples and the entire sur plus stock of these famous exclusive designers and manufacturers. Many charming three-piece Shan tung Suits embrolderd French serge three-piece suits Novelty braided three-piece suits, Vnd scores of stun ning styles in the most up-to-date two-piece suits. i Every style, color and material Is Included. These suits are actually worth as high as $100, each Wednesday at Extra specials From Our MAY SALE OF UXDERMI'SLIXS WOMEN'S COMBINATION SUITS Hundreds of dainty and beautifully made suits of corset covers and drawers, and corset covers and skirts in one piece carefully sized, very nicely trimmed, in three lots, at 45c-98c-$l- Saving of One-Half 5,000 rolls of odd ceiling papers with borders to match, worth 6c roll, at, roll . 1H Beautiful Tapestry papers, two tones orientals, silks, etc., regu lar price 26c to 35c, at, " ........ 12C All our duplex papers, regularly sold at 40c to 50c roll, at, roll 22 STORES WW Toothache Gum Stops toothaeb wtaetbsr thrrf u a esTHT ornot. Ntrer don up or loses lis Strength. Keen it In tiwhnnM , foremarscneif. Imi tsuona dout do tb i work. TOOTH A CHI Cm. . U ran, or by usii. Cnm tlrM cnl u CO., Oetreit. Mich. -atsJU a Block from Ksrola Square, HOTEL COLLINGVVOOD WEST liTU iT On the Block Bstwsea 5thAve.&B'way NEW V0R. cm Offers select accommodations to dls criminating people. ABSOLUTi-iK IKUi'KUOF. and sftoras vry lacilny tor the coin tort of guests, bituated In the very heart of the city, Id a very quid neighborhood, convenient to all sur tace. bubway and elevated railway lines, and in the midst of the shop ping and theater district. Kooius With Hath S3 and Up. Special rates By the month or aeasoa Hestaurant a la Carte. KTH at. MOSBI.BT, SO, Formerly of New Haven House. New Haven. Cons. Sohp o Is Collrfes Nebraska Military Academy UaTCOXJI A Military UuarUlng School fur boys, now located for U winter at Fourteenth and U street. All de partments are In full operation. A good place for boys who don't fit In public schools. No entrance xaminatluua are given; regular class wore la aupplemented by la dividual Instruction; bac work i easily made up Pupils are received at any time from fifth to twelfth grade. Inclu sive. Write for Catalogue. B. S. UTWaaD, open ted eat 1. 1 son I a. ash. THE LIBRARY At Tabor College is one of the four larg est In the state Is well arranged and ao eorately classified by the Dewey system. Forty current periodicals, several hun dred new books each year. Open, from t a in. to 4 t9 p. m earh achool day, snorter periods during holidays. Address, Tabot College, Tabor, owe. Wish B A SmtU AJIair. B SET MTI sj At aU dnicsutt, Dent's Corn C. 8. DENT 4 iMMiM STEW OIIiIHO OUTriTS vial nil colors. 1 i stencil knife I oil stone, S stencil 2 25 I brushes. 1 cutting board. 4 thumb tacks I WEDNESDAY RED LETTER DAY S. & H. Green Stamp colleotois are re quested to bring in all trailing stamp books. AVe insert in earh ten stamps free, not even n purchase is required. Bring your books to our premium room on the balcony. mil Any Woman's Cloth C Suit in our Store . . c JD (Except White) This alvsa you the pick of several hnndrsd of ths choicest snlts ws have had this season snlts thsi have been selling at 133 00. $40,00, $45.00 and $49.50. Bnch a pries Is rarely possible bsfors the end of July. Styles are those most liked TODAY and not the experiments of ths early season rabrlos are plain and striped worsteds In very desirable colorings. Actual saving now of $10.00 to $35.00, X.ZHOC&IB DBESSXS r f bntlste. In white, tilnk. blue., lavender, high and Dutch neck, elaborate ly lace trimmed, at MTJBLIIf PETTICOATS cut wide and full, either with wide lace or em broidery flounce, or with deep lawn hemstitched and tucked CI ftfl flounce, value $1.75. for 9 5 Red Letter Day INTAGLIO GLASS 5.000 pieces beautifully decorated In colors and gold filled, glass baskets, plain and footed nappies In heart, round and oblong shapes, rose, cherry and tulip decorations, 50c and 59c pieces, for J.XMOWADB SETS Crystal Glass, a fancy blown Jug and six tumblers, worth $1.50. for Buy Notions, Wednesday It Pays learning Cotton, black and brown, 12 spools to the box, spe- 15c clal, box Dress Shields. Featherweight, usual 15o and 20c quality, np at, pair ,wv Hose Supporters, side and pad style, for women and children, IQc 25c vslue, for Bias Tape of lawn, all widths, 12 yards to bolt, special. Ifl Hair Puffs, single, all shades, at. each . . . . 25c Embroidery Purchase Continuing our bis; sale of frhe embroideries from the New York Commission Co. Never such values before: i Worth to 75o Handloom Swiss and Nainsook effects, such aa sklrtlbKs, flounclnifS, corset cov-. er widths and allover 29e embroideries, for Worth to 69c Lot Includes 24-ln. flounclngs and corset cover widths, handsome designs, gorg eous patterns, Swiss and 14r Nainsook, yard Thousanda of yards of all kinds of pretty edges, Insertions, bands etc., in match sets in four im mense lots, all under half C real value, 15o, 12 H. 10c, if I KID LETTER BAT XX Stationery i Wax rsper. roll nd 10 stamps. Shelf Paper. 3 packages, for .10o ,10o .10o .100 .10a .300 :; and stampa. Envelopes, 6 packages, for .... and 10 stamps. Black Ink, 3 bottles for and 10 stamps. 25c Tablets, for and 10 stamps. Denntson's Crepe Fnper, 3 rolls . - nnd 10 stamps. Post Card Albums, for 300 cards, and 10 stamps. y 350 Hardwood Screen Doors or 85c . Pour panel screen doors, any size, for i-as Fancy hard oil finish screen door. for 1.35 Hinges and double stamps free. Bubber Hose, 50 ft. lengths, at. per foot lOo, 13o, loo Elgin Sprinkler atM 100 stamps with each length. Hanunocka, good assortment, at $3.50 and 50 extra stamps. Bennett's Lima Beans, Special Royalten brand, 12Vsc qual tty. at two cans for Ion, or, each Sterling Oloss Starch, six pound box Yankee Rose Toilet Soap, three cakes Sweet Pickled Peaches, quart Jar Bennetts Capitol Baking Powder. 6-lh. can for Tea Garden Preserves, assorted. Jar Coffee, Bennett's best Coffee, three pounds for Coffee, Bennett's Best Coffee, one pound for Teas, assorted, per pound Diamond C Soap. 10 bars for Pure, Honey. Mason pint Jar Newport Catsup, per bottle Poppy Evaporfctcd Milk, large can Gaillard Olive Oil. basket bottle Capitol Maple Syrup. ',t gallon 0c, quart tan Straits Cube pineapple, can Succotash, Best We Have. 15c cans for Tourist Soda Crackers, package Rex Iye. three cans for BUTTER Fresh Country Butter received daily stamps with each pound To Chlca J3nying transportation is just like buying any other commodity. You want the best your money will buy. Next time you go use the Rock Island Lines the best way, the safe way and the way of most comfort without costing more. Five Trains Every Day landing you at La Salle Station in the heart of the business and hotel district and the only one on "the loop." TICKET OMAHA I Vetk aad reraain ate. O. 8. PENTECOST, D. P. A. A eaie and speed Journey on a road of perfect eaae. The Bee for M the Sporting News If 1 ILil HOUSE DH.FSSES of standard wrsIi ahle materials, heat Sea Island Percales, flftv style. 94 OC $1.2B. $2.25. $'2.7R. $3.IN to . '' I.IIfQEB.IE WAISTS, entire front of lace tnnertlnn. Ing sleeve, and lace trimmed. New line Just In nnrt values at up to CI flfl $1.50, for Event Glassware 10c 75c Safety Pins, nickel plated, two C di'zen. or 10c worth, for Hair Pins. Kirby Reard & Co., as sorted, wire hair pins, CG 2 boxes, for i ........ Hair Rolls. 24-Inch, net covered, special Wednesday. 25c Hair Switches. 18-inch stralajht, real hair. $1.00 value. for -'c Hair Switches, natural and wavy. 18-lnch. $2.00 value. $1-25 Wednesday Candy Day Always a tempting candy spe ial each Wednesday. Our goods are fresh dally. These for to morrow: Balduff'a Coooanut Bon Bona Regularly selling at 3ac a pound. Balcony Dept.. lb 80o Baldufra Hut Brittle In every delicious and toothsome, choice of walnut, almond or filbert regular 40c quality per pound, In Rasement Dept 85o Corsets Bed Letter Day Brings Ton C $3.50 Corsets, for These are splendid batiste models, the ideal corset for Summer fash ioned or new long straight line Idea to conform to the fashions of the day. They are embroidery trimmed. Hose supporters attach ed, all regular $2.50 corsets, for $1.35 Enamelware Bargains 64c Sauce Pans, clearing, at ....45c $1.48 Preserving Kettles. 18-qt. 98c 84c Preserving Kettles, 12 quart 65o file Berlin Kettles, each 46o S8c Dish Pans. 17-quart, each ..39o 72c Tea or Coffees, at 45c !Sc Tea or Coffees, at 69o Big Grocery . . .So . . 500 and 30 . .350 and 20 . .350 and 20 $l.O0 and loO . .30o and 20 $1.00 and 100 ;.35c and 30 green green green green green green green rfreen stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stumps '4 . .480 and . a So 50 . .35o and 20 green stamps green stumps green stamps green stamps . .10o and . . lOo and 5 10 . ,35c and 40 . .30o . .EOo and . . lOo 0 green stamps . .lOo und 10 . 850 and 10 green stamps green stamps the farm. 10 34c, 86c, 880 direct from 330, OFFICES: OOtnroiL SLTjTe)i Mo. 1 reerl sennet. TJsE U m pas : go NEW SPRING STYLES IN MEN'S HATS. THE RE LIABLE STORE VKINKaiAY M'WIAIeS WOHIH Willi K In Our Busy Suit Dcpartmont $15.00 and $18.00 TAILOR SUITS 'JOo of them in tlip4ot to select from, pnna mas nnd fancy suitings, all mw, clean stock anil strictly up-to-date styles you could not duplicate the materials, at our Wednesday sale price ...... PRETTY WASH SUITS Uepular values to $10.00, plain colors and stripes, in Reps and Kajalis, .100 of them in a big assortment of colors, OF fjfl for selection, at vUiUU NEW SPRING JACKETS In coverts and fancies, garments that would sell regularly at $(U0, COOK Wednesday, choice . . , yLiJO FRENCH VOILE aad PANAMA SKIRTS New styles, values to $10.00, at, each . . f LAWN AND GINGHAM DRESSES All colors, best designs, to Q1 QQ $3.00 values, at, choice . . leUU A SWELL NEW LINE OF SUMMERY DRESSES In white and colors, most attractive values Omaha, at ) trices, from FRIDAY, OMAHA'S GREATEST SALE OF ALL KINDS OF FINE JEWELRY, CUT GLASS AND SDLVERWARE. -See Window Displays. Watch Papers Friday. Grade Wash Goods Dept. Specials for Wednesday 59c Silk Organdies, yard 39 75c Silk Organdie", jard 50 69c P'lne Pdngw, looks like silk and washes fine, yard 39 Bokard Tissues, worth 39c yard, at, per yard 25 Klaxon, the newest of ithe season, at, yard 12 15 lf and 25 Alberta Satin, best kimono goods, made also bordered, yard ... .2S French Foulard Sateens, worth 25j a yard, at, yard , 12 Jit I I 15 to 25 MILLINERY Saving on Be Sure and Attend IN OI R FAMOUS FROM 8:00 TO 8:30 A. M. 5,000 Wash Rags, worth 5c each, 5 limit, at, each i 1? 50 dozen 12 ftc Towels, 4 limit, at, each 5 FROM 10:00 TO 10:30 A. M. One case of that celebrated 36-lnch Bleached Muslin, Pride of the Farm, always sells at 11c a yard, 10 yards limit, at, yard 5(f FROM 2:00 TO 2:30 P. M. One case of Hill's celebrated Cambric, always sold at 12 Vie yard, 10 yards limit, at, yard 7i READ THIS FOR WEDNESDAY IN GROCERIES, BUTTER, CHEESE, CRACKERS, FRESH VEGETABLES, ETC. 20-lfos. Best I'ure Cane Granulated Sujrar, for $1.00 Worcester Sauce, pure Tomato Catsup, or J'lrkles. per bottle, assorted klnda .. K'v The Best lomealic Marraronl, pk. . ..' 3-lb. rant' finest quality eolld packed To- matoea SSiC 2-lb. cana finest quality Sweet Corn, 7 c J -lb. pk. Cold Water Starch 3c 10 bars best hrandH Laundry Soap.... 25c Corn Flakes, per pkg "Wc The best I.ye, per-can c FRKSH VEGETABLES CHEAPER Fresh Spinach, per peck ..5c. 8 bunches fresh Onions 5c 8 bunches fresh" Radishes 5c 2 bunches froeh Asparagus ,5c Fancy Wax or Green Bonus, lb 5c One pound Is equal to two quarts. Fresh Cauliflower, per lb 5c 6 bunches fresh Pie Plant 5c DON'T FORGET TRY HAYDEH'S FIRST g . . .. 3.50 Special Our customers remark, "Why I have paid $5.00 for glasses not eo good as theee you are spiling for $3.60." We aim to please. Globe Optical Co. 818 Bo. 16th Bt. Vest Door to Feoples Store. 'THE NATIONAL HEALTH BESOM" HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA Approved by Nstlon and State. Best Climate and Medicinal Springs in America First Claas Hotels. Hospi tals and Bath Houses. Write to Secretary Commercial Clue, Hot springe. So. Oak. A.JMandelberg Watches and Diamonds ON CREDIT 1622 Farnam Street f 1 i nj A MAONIPI H CENT SHOW. Jg ing of new OXFORDS. $6.95 $5.95 shown in $1.98 to $35.00 French Batiste, 19c grade, at 12Ht Silk and MercerUerl Foulards, will wash, reduce'rl to ' . 39 (ilXGHAMS Anderson's Genuine Scotch, yard 25 Anderson's genuine Scotch Zephyrs, at. per yard 18 French Percales, 36-lnth wide, at. per yard ISA ! Domestic Percales. 36-lnch wide. at. per yard 12J Several other sales all day. That's What Prices Here Means to Purchasers. Our Famous Time Sales DOMESTIC ROOM FROM 3:30 TO 4:00 P. M. No. 700, One case of Royal Quilts, regular price $2.00 each, two quilts limit, at, each .$1.10 FOR ALL DAY 7 Vic Apron Checks, yard .......5 12 Vic Organdies, yard 5 19c fine White Fancies, yard . -7H 15c fine White Madras Linons, at, , per yard 7i 25c Pongees, at, yard 10f 25c Poplins, at. yard 10 Five other Specials. The best Soda or Oyster Crackers, lb. Ro J ne nei 1 rixp j'reizeiB or uinjer inttp. nir 1 h fit THAN VOl' CAN GROW THEM Fresh Peas, per quart 5c Fresh Beets, Carrots or Turnips, per bunch 4c Fresh Cabbage, per lb ,3c 2 heads fresh Hothouse Lettuce .... 5c 2 large Cucumbers for 5c Buy Pineapples for canning while they last; each. Be, 7i,c, 84c 10c, 12Vs Per dozen, S5c, Mc, OJV, $1.10, $1.35 IT PAY8 Kancy Cookies. 40 different kinds, lb. lc Oil or Mustard Sardines, per can 4c Ifi-o. I.11 I,u ScourlnK I'owder f.c Bromannelon. .lellyoon or Jallo, pkg, 7Vc The best Tea Sifting, per lb l!c The best Golden Santos Coffeu. lb.. 1 'it Fancy Full Cream Hrlck or I.lmburtier Cheese, per lb ISc Fancy No. 1-Creamery Butter, tier lb.. 2oi BAILEY & MACH DENTISTS Beat quipped DantmJ offlo la th mlddl wnI Hlf ht frtd l)entltrjr at lUaaonabl Prloea. Vor , oelaJn fllllnca, Just Ilka tha tooth. All InatrumaDU ' oarafully sterilised aXtar aMb patlanL THIRD FLOOK. PAXTON BLOCS. Owur ltfc md Pi at HE Woman's Foot Inside of pair of our new Tan Oxfords will he a very attrartlva prop Ohltlon In Foot Pressing. The new ahadt-s In Tan 1 Footwear are handsome. There Is a jrreat variety of ttyle for your chooBint?. Plain or perfor ated toes and vamps Cuhan , Heels and a correct nlze and width, for S-very foot. $3.00 $3.50 "d $-1.00 Beeldes our large line ot Tans, we are showing ome features In Tans and colored Kid leathers that are en tirely new this season. , FRY SHOE CO., "T HE S II O E R 8" a lttlh and Douglas 6t ( 4