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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1910)
12 TTIE BEE: OMAHA, "WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1910. Ab. MONEY TO CURB RIVER City and County Authorities to Seek Aid of Congress. WILL WRITE NEBRASKA SENATORS Mrrtlatc la Held at Which Systems! le liana Art Laid for Hepelllan What An Called' Itaraarea of Mlaaoarl. Wednesday's Special Offerings r.le.n .lot OrJy Savings Out Satisfaction JIO) 0 TI?' After two hour consultation Tuesday morning the people concerned In staving off what thy believe are threatened ravages of the Missouri river In the vicinity of Florence lake reached the point of naming committee. County Englner McBrlde and City En gineer Craig are to confer with the en gineer of the I'nlon Pacific. Illinois Cen tral, Northwestern, a representative of the smelter - company and Major Edward F. Hrhulze, la charge of thin nectlon of the Missouri river, and to report an estimate of probable cost of making temporary pro vision to prevent damage; also the proper division of cost that each Interest con cerned should share. The report of this committee will be made to a committee consisting of County Com missioner Plckard, President of the City Council BurmeMter and ian; Commissioner Cornish, who will then take up the matter of providing the money. A committee on resolutions was ap pointed, consisting of Mayor Dahlman, President Allen of the Commercial club, F. 1). Wead, prerirtetit of the Real Estate exchange, Chairman of County Board Fred Bruiting, f'realdc-iit of tii? Park Hoard Ed Bi rryman and Prisidtnt Ilurmcsler of the council. This Committee Is to draw up reso lutions to be forwarded at once to Senators Jiurkett and Brown, requesting that they Interest themrelves to have fSOO.000 to $7tO,O0O set aside In . the appropriation for the Improvement of the Missouri river to be used In the vicinity of Omaha. Previous to the appoln ment cf thee com ' mlttees a motion was made by Councilman Sheldon that $2,000 be expended at ones, 91,600 by the county and 50 each by the Park board and city council. County : Commissioner Pickard said the county board would not consent to shoulder fcuch an amount, as the mcrr.brrs felt the Park board and the railroads hai more at stake than the county. Councilman Sheldon, Joseph Redman and others from the section of the city where the scare exists Insisted that Immediate action la necessary. Responding to their Inquiries A. B. Hunt, superintendent of the Omaha Water Company, said he believed the necessary protection against threatened danger could be provided for about S2.C00 by means of wire mats. John R. 1 Webster of the Illinois Central gave It as his opinion that the river will not cut through at the point feared; "not this year, 'at least," said Mr. Webster; "probubly not for ten years to come. Wc aro not worrying on that score." President Berryman of the park board presided over the joint meeting of city and county officials and railroad men and there were In attendance about a score of repre sentatives , from the civic bodies and cor porations Interested. A delegation of the Fifth ward Improvement club also at tended .the meeting, as did several owners of land in the section where a break seems to be feared. t 0MAHAN DESIGNS COLLEGE BUILDING IN NORTH CAROLINA Clarence "W. Wliilniitnn la Architect f,or Training School for Ills, ' Colored, Race. Flans drawn by Clarence W. Wlgington, architect of Omaha, for three buildings to be erected at Durham, N. C, for the Na tional Religious Training School and Chau tauqua for the Colored Race, have been accepted. Mr. Wlgington will leave for North Caro lina shortly on business connected with the erection of the structures. The esti mated cost of tho three buildings will be IM.O0O. . The National Religious Training School and Chautauqua Is a newly Incorporated Institution for the advancement of the colored people. Dr. Jarnes E. Shepard la the president-elect of the college. On Its advisory board are such( men as United States Senator Lee 8. Overman and Judge Peter G Prlchard of the United States circuit court. ' Mr. Wlgington was for six years con nected with the offices of Architect Thomas R. Kimball, but has lately been practicing at Sheridan, Wyo., and In Omaha. He Is one of the leading young colored men of the west. Don't be afraid to give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to. your children. It 1b per fectly safe.' . . I " SUIT TO RECOVER COST . OF OUTFIT OF CLOTHING Couple Board In a; at Family Hotel Ask . 9330 . Became of Alleged Faulty Radiator. A ajjlt . for damages has been filed In county court by Dr. Alfred O. Hunt and Mrs.. Maria J. Hunt, his wife, against Maria B. 8utderland, the Johnaon-Rowe-Paige company and B. J. Jobst, a con tractor. , i . Dr. Hunt recites In his petition that he and Mrs. Hunt formerly lived In a Park avenue boarding house, known as "The Georgia." While living there, he says, his dress suit, dinner Jacket and several other suits of dot has were damaged or destroyed In theae circumstances: A new system of heating was to be In stalled and Mrs. Sunderland, who la as serted to b the proprietress of the house, contracted, with Jobat, who In turn con tracted with the Johnson-Rowe-Palge com pany, v to. put In a. steam heating plant' For the ruin of his evening olothes and some of Mrs. Hunt's apparel, too. the plaintiffs ask $364. , Foley's Kidney Remedy wi ure any eaaa of kidney or bladder trouble that la not beyond the reach of medicine. It In- iKoratea the entire system and strengthens the kidneys. -so they eliminate the lmputl ties from the blood. Backache, rheuma tism, kidney and bladder troubles are all cured by this great medielne. Sold by all druggists. . - , LjOj STON WEDNESDAY WE PLACE on SPECIAL SALE ALL MANUFACTURER'S SAMPLES AND ODD LOTS OF WOMEN'S HIGH QUALITY iSIPe Several hundred petticoats, in fine taffeta, in blacks and all col ors, including evening shades. Also silk Jersey top and rnessaline skirts many extra size black silk petticoats for stout women skirts worth up to $7.50, 2 big lots, Women's Elegant Silk Petticoats worth up to $12.50 each Many with wide, deep silk underlays beautiful Dresden and Persian effects, some messalines and silk Jersey tops, and . many extra sizo fine black silk skirts are in cluded, at.. Mm EXTRA SPECIAL WEDNESDAY rass Jardiniere Sale Positively the greatest sale of brass jardinieres ever held in Omaha. Every jar made of solid brass and hand hammered They are actually worth as high as $12 each. We will sell them at Less Than Half Price. . FOUR BIG LOTS fa in FOUR BIG LOTS China Dept., West Arcade $15 $25? . .11 . 'Mil.. V'LT""' ';-'''''wtf' Limit, one of each kind to a customer. 12 V2C French and German Val. Laces at 5c Yard Also dainty effects in imitation crochet, cluny and Armen ian lace edges, many to match, worth up to 12ic yard, at, yard ' 5c Wide Embroidery Flouncings and Skirtings 18 to 27 inch flouncing and skirtings, also wide galloons, elegant designs two big bargain squarea worth up to 80c 'JfT A( . ., vuc-yu yard, at yard 3 Special Basement Bargains Waists and. dress lengths 25c Scotch' Zephyr ginghams in stripes, checks and plaids, 32 ins. wide, at, -J Tr yard ........ lUt Double fold long cloth and . finest bleached muslUi, 12c val ues, in factory . lengths, Wednesday, at Cr yard 1 Light and dark per cales for waists, ("resses and chil dren's wear, 36 ins wide, all new spring patteri)' at, yar 7ic-8ic NEXT SATURDAY OUR GREAT SALE OF WAISTS. Thousands of high grade waists, silk and net waists, lingerie and tailored waists go on special sale Saturday. WEDNESDAY'S SVEETL,ANI SPECIAL Assorted Homemade Cream Caramals, 40c quality, at lb. . . .9 BRADESS STORES f )LkJL JL i J.SrfJLL lit t f WINTER 8TTLK IKXK 20 I M J 1 And a 15c 1'attrrn Vr. ' JjjW Who Said S. & II. Green Trading Stamps Were to Be Discontinued? A decision that should forever silence the "croakers" who every now and then give out a report that S. A H. Green Stamps are to be given up has recently been handed down by Judge Mulloway in the courts of Washington D. C. We produce here with the article set ting forth the sweep ing victory as It ap peared in the public prints. Read it. Ev ery stamp collector will be Interested in it. . itO-. (bey tha led-Jap-6eo-ran-Ban Ren Hilts In ter ror lany ntly ure. tide rard mds tha the tne had. The BIG VICTORY FOR "S. & H." GREEN TRADING STAMPS 8 perry ft Hutchinson Company Wins Important Decision la the Dis trict of Colombia. Washington, D. C, Jan. M. All ques tion regarding tha legality of "9. 4 H." green trading atampa ha been forever dlapored 4f In tha sweeping decision just rendered by Judga Mullowny. The Judge carefntty reviews the Lansburgh decision and hoi 1j that It has no application to the Sperry Jk Hutchinson company's trading stamp business, and In con clusion says: "In the defendants' schema or plan of-business, therefore, there Is no element of chance, do appeal to tha gambling Instinct or anything by which 'the morals'. of the community may be affected." Ten. belli and miss lnsui tnn spat Prrt Pies in c and prog wer nlte; tlom rtm seen be ( Oar It CONSERVATION OF S. & H. Green Stamps are backed by a corporation capitalized at mil lions of dollars. It's a business built up on absolutely legiti mate lines 'and has the endorsements of many of the largest stores in America. Bennett's gives and shall continue to give S.&H. Green Stamni tr all ita U.W.U'B WW ... . HI patrons. Wednesday Is Eed Letter Day Every-collector is urged to bring In all' books.' We will attach a dollar's worth 'of stamps to each book. Bring books to our premium parlor on balcony. No purchase is required. Am Iaipartaat Polat. "I Intend," said the candldato. "to give this city a buHlnss admlnlHtratinn. I 4ive as you all know been eneaced In busl- iii-m here for twt-nty yari I have been succeexful. If I may be permitted to sav so. and I think you will aww with nw when I say that a man who has hern able to build up an Important bUHinexs of his own ought to be t.l- to administer the fubllc afialrs as thy should be admln- "Yes." replied a man In the audience, "your theory la absolutely sound, but I'd like to axk you one tiling. Anyou going to be willing to quit giving us a biiMuw adnilnulBtratlon when wa grt tired of It?" Chicago Ib-cord-IIerald. . , V i A Horrible Drat results from decaying lungs. Cur coughs and weak, or limits with Dr. King's Now Discovery. Mki and U. For sale by Uea l&a Drug Co. BAILEY & 1V1A.CM DENTISTS Best equipped dental ottlce In the middle west rHghest grade dentistry at reasonable prices Porcelain fillings. Just like the tooth. All instru ments carefully sterilized after each patient. , TUIRD FLOOR PAXTON IJI..OC& Cor 16th and Fnrnnm St. The Bbb for M the Sporting News mmmmm r.sn's favorite hrew rv m mm a 1 J 1 A maniy American- i-k that means vou " fM i r4a' m'i.i.i.i- THC BCCR YOU URE , ?H Loisan;ri iin'.nbu i IrH T I fAT'i si m a nun ryirtir So. atth Strrrl PJf voag. 1B9, sea jj-'4 nv ' tad. A-1430 ' IV ') Pf -A-IV-F roVolH Ji The Best Xamedy' for Ooaglla, J l Colds, Throat aaa Lang Trutt. i ties la u " HOWELL'S ANTI-KlVYf Get a bottle today, gfto and bOa, M Vunr aiut;lita or Mowali XXug Co 407' 0S U. lota tW OtuU. ESS ii Bennett's Cut the Price on All Tailored Suits to ... . : Former Prices $25, $29.50, $35, $45 and $50. All the higher grade suits still remaining are reduced to a price level on a plane with the very cheapest suits made. They are extreme ly stylish, mostly rich, plain tailored worsteds with Skinner guaranteed satin linings. This season's select fashions for which women who pur chased .earlier paid up to $50. We have cut deep because- we must make the clearing certain. .We carry no garments over from season to season. A more radical reduction is never, made. Several hundred suits, at vy fYTr SHOES Three Iota belny closed out at sur prisingly low flruresi ,v Women's Small Size Shoes.. That's the only reason for the low price, They are small sizes and too many for the demand. They are $4.00, $3.50 and $3.00 shoes, all excel lent styles " including Dorothy Dodd lines'.'at SI. 48 French Heel Shoes just a small lot with rat."Wd and mat kid tops, all have French heels, which can be replaced5 $4 and $5 values,. t;.:.;...,Vlf.,V,...-i.);.-. S1.09 Men's Shoes,, a clean up lot, small sizes,' $3.50 and $4.00 shoes, at, pair....'..;.., J. .81.48 Wide Embroidery Flouncings 24 and 27 Inch Widths 1,000 yards, new, showy patterns, imported by us, bringing you quality for which you pay others 59c to 75c, our price . . . .'25 82 Inch Madras, very fine grades, light colors, worth 20c, special, at, yard .A... ..A 8 SILKS Messalines and Loulsines, a large collection of beautiful $1.00 qualities. Nothing more suitable for spring; also some beautiful Foulards. Included, at, per yard ". 38c t ..... The Aftermath of the Dinnerware Sale A clean up of odda and ends. Wa are clearing tha tables for a gnat Cnt Glass Bale soon. Wa Mead tha Boom. Op flHTWA1 -Tult .Dishes, Oatmeals. Bread and Butter Platea and Kt many many other 26c pieces - (jf flHTNA -latds, Tea Plates, Breakfast Plates, Soup Platea, 1A(I AA - Dlnner plates Salads, Bowls and Bakers, worth to 60o 7 flTTTTJA Decorated Tea and Coffee Cups and Saucers, fancy -4 Pt , lOk. vuiim C.t.im Jugs. Scallops. Bakers, etc, worth to 75c. at -"-J 1 ATI flWITJ A Sugar Bowls, Bakers, Salad Bowls, Platters and OSr $X.W UXlAnA, pleC0B( worth to $1.00, for OC Large Platters, Pitchers, Covered Dishes, Cas seroles, etc., worth to 12.60, for SPECIAL LOT FRAMED PICTURES ReaLfandscape. ruftandh frames sizes 8x10 to 10x20 Inches also scenic and, sacred subjects and brown fromes, sizes bxiu 10 mxit incnes ,aii si.uu values Wednesday, ifor 49c new pictures assort- ead pictures In gold In black 35c 5c American Indigo Blue Prints . . Also a quantity of light shirting styles, cad (it bines and claret or wins oolore. Tou conldn't buy them In caaa lots at this prloa. Just fox Bsd Letter Say, at So. TOWIL AlK odds and ends from our big linen sale bleached Huck and Turkish Towels that were 9c, 10c and 12o euch, at 8H CB,TO-piece floral Cre tonnes suitable for draperies, box or couch covering, comfort covers, etc., regular 15c grades. Wednesday to close out the lot. at, yard ......Bo ponbla '. - Own Stamps on aU Linens. White Ooods and Domestloa, r.-.Li- il atter Say. - y W-SHSSBAT 1M Notion Day Make every cent count. Our Notion section shows you how you can save pennies on the smallest of your home needs. Boss Supporters, In black and white, for women and children, values o 26c at, pair loo Washable Hair Rolls, 24-Inch sixes. In dark shades, regular price 60c; spe cial Boo Linen Tape, all widths, 2 bolts for Bo Bona Hair Fins, one docon In box, 10c values 6o Sarnlng Cotton, one dosen spools to box; Wednesday, per box 16o Machine Bilk Thread, 100 yards to spool.- black only, two rpools for Bo Safety ius, nickel plated, all alzei. two cards for So Sressmakora' Pins, tt-lb. boxes lBo Style Three One of the staple all the year round 8oroln Shoes tlse sre always In stock of thU ahoe while It's not one of the Soroela Koveltlta. It la a ahoe that many wo men find fills a long felt want com bining as it doea comfort with dur blllty all widths from triple "A" to double 333. CO Sorosis Shoe Store 203 Houth l&ttt Htrcet Frauk W ilcox, Mgr. ltJWT-''-'J"l'IWTi' T"j BED TT BAT Books and Stationery Magnolia M-rary books by well known authors, standard books, over 100 titles, very attractively bound, with lithograph cloth cover (includ ing 10 stamps), at "Bo Beats All Lead Pencils, with rubber tip; special, 8 for lOo, and 10 Snvtlops's, Very fine quality; special Wednesday, 8 pkgs. lOo, and 10 ost""oard Albums, capacity 100 cards, worth double, at lOo each, nnd 10 slomos. ' Bhalf Papsr, In asorted colors, three pUga. for 10c, and 10 stamps. Taper Napkins s WednewdBy special, 100 for lOo, and 10 stamp. BennetVsBlack Ink sieclal, three . for 10c and 10 stamps. - r : BED X.ETTEB BAT. $100 and $1.25 Corsets Wednesday 69c and 89c Wa never ovorlook an opportunity for a sale when It affords a good sav. Ing. We bought a maker's close outs and seconds at close to half the reg ular prloe, and offer them Wednes day. The styles, of course, are perfect Just what particular women call for, but here and there little Imperfec tions appear which prevent the maker to market them as perfect goods. These defects In no way affect the life of the corset. Med ium and long lengths In the lot, all trimmed and finished same as reg ular goods. Instead of paying $1.00 or 11. zo ?ou get hem for. 69c and 89c TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Best Kara Paper la tfce West. Bennett's Big Grocery Bennett's Capitol Sweet Potatoes, 15c cans. .10o Whole. Babla Beets, 18c cans, for ',130 Bennett's Breakfast Cof fee. -ltv cans 80 and 69 stamps. Bennett's Challenge Cof fee, lb. .t.i I8o siid 1 Stamps: ; Bennett's Teas, assorted kinds, lb. 1 , and 60 stamps. Tea Sittings, lb. pkg.lSo Diamond t Chill Sauce, bottle i: ....;. .'.ISfeo .' and 10 stamps. Bennett's Capitol Pure Maple Sjrup, gal lon . . . . .7B and tO atampa. nenntt. Capitol Creamery Butter re duced to to 34c Earl'as Cleanser, three cans for ,85a and 80 stamps. Double Stamps on Gran ulated Sugar; California Table Raisins, on stem. lb. ....... lOo, Soups Franco-American brand Beef, Tomato, Julienne,- Clam Chow der, - quart cans, 85a slse, at , .,..BOo Mignonette Peas,.' three oana for ......... .89a and 14 atampa. Royal Blue Corn, three cans for a&o anj 10 stamps. Sterling Corn Starch, lb. pkg 4o Royal Blue Starch, lb. pug lOo and 6c Waxer Free. Diamond Crystal Tablo Salt, sack 10o and 10 stamps. Home -Made Mlncement, pint Jar ISo and. 10 stamps. Tea Garden Preserves, large Jar 4O0 and 20 stamps. Llp'.on's Jelly, assorted . flavors, Z pkgs 830 Ottll lard's OUva Oil, lsre bottle .. ..f,.,70o ana v stamps. SEE THE BIO SHOE BARGAINS rn? I i r Clearaxico h V of BOYS' CLOTHING THE RELIADLE STORE Intensely Inieresiing Furnishing Bargains In ihe Busy Domestic Room Wednesday Mon',Vonen nn.l Chlltlren'g 13c quality Hose, In blnck and colors, Rt. pair . '7H Ijtlles' Cnlon Ktilta, or vestg and pants, worth to 1.00 a garment; 1 to close 25 LiMlieg' Jomy nilbd Underwear,' vests or pants,- worth to 76c a garment, at.. 25 Children's UnderAveur, fleeced and Jersey ribbed, worth to 50c a gar- ment; on eale 15 Iiadles' Oorset Covers, values to 76c; on sale at 25 Children's COc Toiues. . . .12H Men's and lk)V XeKllKee Shirts, 60c and 75c values, slightly Boil ed, at 25d $1,110 Quality Laundered Shirts light or dark colors, with or without collars, at '3J) Men's and Boys' Fleeced Under wear, shirts or arawers, worth 1 to 76c, at 25c Men's 10c Jersey or Cotton Flan nel Gloves and hrittens, 10c per pair, or three pairs for. . . .25c 23c IMnck Worsted Knitting Yarn, Wednesday, per skein ..12 He Children's BOc Sleeping Garments at 12H All Day Specials in Domestic Room 15c percales, 36 inches wide, Ar nold's . . . . 7H 32-in. percales, worth 10c. 15c and 18c India linons 10 18c English long cloths. .. 12 V4 16c English long cloths 10 12 He English long cloths. .7V6 36-in. and 28-in. all wool Elder down, worth 69c and 39c all at 15 36-lnch flannelettes, regular 12 hie goods ' 8 4 30-in. flannelettes, regular 10c and 12c goods 7C 86-in...best percales 10 19c towels t ...... .....12 Vie 15c towels at b. 10 12c towels at 8' 12 c fine muslin 0 10c fine muslin 8( 9c fine muslin ........ .7V Specials on Remnants of tine wool dress goods, various lengths, that sold from 75c to $2.00 a yard at. 23c, 88c, 48c, 58c 75c and 98c a yard. Closing out all Blankets and Comfortables at-very low prices; also Sheets, Pillow Slips, etc. Extra Specials In Our High Grade Linen Department WEDNESDAY Mercerised Damask, 64 inches wide, ; worth 86c, Wednesday, yard....S9o Pure linen Satin Damask Tahle Cloths, worth 76c, Wednesday. .600 Hemmed1 Huck Towels and bleached -Bath Towels, worth 16c, Wed.,.10o Hemmed and hemstitched Devonshire Hucka, worth 39c Wed., each.. 190 Hem'd Oriental Turkish Bath Towels full size, worth 60c Wed, each. .B5o Napkins, fl for $1.00, linen, full bleu., , worth $3.00 do. Wed., 6 for 91.00 CCO ALP Domestic Lump, W per ton $5.50 A Cherokee Nut, 1 1 per ton ... $6.00 II Best grade Illinois Coal, nut, egg or lump, Per ton $7.00 II Spadra Lump. J per ton $9.00 (Genuine Arkansas Anthracite.) I COAL L Be Sure and Attend Our Famous Time Sales From 0 to 0:30 A. M. One caBe of Hunter's choice the best 10c yard wide Muslin made, lo yard limit at, yd 5J , Front 10:30 to 11 A. M. One case of Fringed Turkish Towels, extra large and heavy, worth 10c each, 4 pairs limit, at pair, each 0 From 2 to :;tO I. M. One case of fine blue check Apron Checks Domino, worth 7c a yard, 10 yards limit, at, per yard From a to 8:30 P. M. One case of Empire Cotton Blank ets, regular price 85c, good color, good weight, twu pairs to cus tomer, at, each . , ,,, -25 Per pair ..-48 From 4 to 4:80 P. M. One case of $5.00 Wool Blankets, v Orleans 11-4, extra weight, extra quality, two pairs limit, each, at .$1.9Q Bead Baydsn's Trnst Busting rrloes on GROCERIES It's to ynur interest to trade at Hayden's and force the price of liv ing; down. nOVB, rOUK 4S-lb. sack Bt , High Patent Flour, made from the finest No. 1 wheat. This flour ' will make the must wholesome bread and will take more water and make more loaves to the sack than any other. Tor this sals, per sack, only 11.40 Wi caution Oar customers against poor Imitations of our brands. 19 lbs. best pure cane Oranulated Sugar, for $1.00 8 lbs. best Rolled Breakfast Oatim-ul for 26a 8 bars best brands Laundry Soap 2Bo 6 lbs. choice Japan Rice 2Do 4 lbs. fancy Japan Head Rlce....25o 6 lbs. best Pearl Tapioca, Sago, Bar ley, Farl.ia or Hominy 2bo Tall cans Alaska Salmon lOo Oil or Mustard Sardinia, per can 4o 8-lb. cans solid packed Tomatoes 8 Ho 8-lb. cans Golden Pumpkin, Hominy, Squash or Baked Beans. o All kinds Corn Flakes, pkg 7 Ho The best Soda or Oyster Crackers, per lb 7Ho Fresh, crisp Pretzels, lu 6o Trust Basting- Prloe on rss Veyetahlss and Oranges. Fresh Spinach, per peck !0o Freh Beets, Carrots, Turnips or Shalot, per bunch 4a Fresh Brussels Sprouts, per lb.. 15c Fresh Cauliflower, per lb 10c 2 heads fresh Hothouse Lettuce.. 6o 2 bunches fresh Hothouse Radishes for r.c Large Cucumbers, each lie t heads fresh Celery 6a Fancy ripe Tomatoes, lb. 15a Fresh Cabbage, lb la Fnncy Sweet Potatoes, per lb.... 2c Big Blfhland Havel Orange Sals The Oreat Anti-Trust Orange Every one guaranteed free from frost and kissed by the sun, moon and stars. Dos. ISO, 30c, HSo, 30o. Trust Prices 20c, 30c. 35c. HOc. Help bust the trust and buy Highland Navels. Kg, Try HAYDEH'S First y.,,-J ; 1 . 1 ease' Pay in; Excess Prices Buy a lady's $1.95 or $2.45 shoe slsewhere and you'll pay an KXCEfjd price- for the stock you'll reeelve In return, for not K VERY store Is equipped to give you a maximum of quality at these figures. i , Buy Shoo Market Basement shoes at these prices and you'll have noth ing to rue no outlandish styles to regret-r-no questionable qualities to exasperate you. "We prepare for the price we plan ahead how GOOD a shoe we can put out at these figures. We do not trut to some accidental happening to en able the prices, low as. they are. . Upstslrs we handle the maximum of qualities in the medium and b'hr priced shoes down here In the base ment we exert tha same energy on lower priced lines. No matter what your Idea of price, we are PROPERLY prepared to sorvo you best. At $1.95, In our "Basement", we show patent colt, welt bluchers on mannish lasts; vlcl kid bluchers with dull tops, with stylish short vamp lu.Mts; gun metal welt, bluchers on mannlBh lasts; or, exceedingly well built shoes of durable calf skin, for school wear by young ladles of 12 years and up. At $2.48 you'll meet with surpris ingly stylish patent colt blucher welts In new winged tip effects; pat ent colt cloth top button shoe in plain toe effects with short vamp; or, gun metal bluehers with medium heels, also In tshort vamp style. We tell of these things In print we HAVE what we tell about. Our "Basement" Is a thriving con tradiction of high prices If you care to stay within the bounds of $1.S5 and $2.45, this Is the only place you may RELY upon for giade for style. Ladies' Shoes at SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES, KEARNEY LI I U TAR V AGA0EF3Y MAKING MANLY BOYS . Tialolag the body of the boy, as well as the nilnd.U a recoffnUcd (ueailal of modera sdursiion. la wventKra years of uccful work this academy baa davelnprd the minds and bodies of many boys who hare baconia wanly men.. WeoBer capable Instruction, wbnleaomc iniiiuamnii. ilnrouvh rui KiVoSi-i" ACADEMIC and BUSINESS COURSES ' fio entrant eaaiuaiwma. tn-uJ fur our bMutliul new . catalogue. ' HARRY N. RUSSELL, Ketd Master. KEAIiKEY, NEER. n