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T11RQT1P Frora the & Lowenstein Cciiros'.
laLiDUL nigh Grade Stocks
LINENS
Very Best of D. Lowensteia & Ores',
nigh Grade Stocks
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12',ic colored Outing flannel G?Oi M') Cotton Blanket, gray and tau,
8 t-iu unbleached Muslin, standard brands, aire, for only OS
70-lnch bleached all linen Table Damask,
heavy, strong tested materials, good pat
terns, o!)c value, for 454
18-lnch Moaclied all linen Napkins, ppot or
floral designs, worth $1.33, at, dozen. .go?
Huck Towels, first class goods, heavy, strong,
good sizes, plain or colored borders, 15c
and 19c values lOWf
lied Spreads, full bed size, heavy Marseilles
patterns, hemmed, $1.29 value for....f)3(
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$G.oO Wool IilauUcts, Cull 11-4 lzo,
each $1.48
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Thousands of dollars worth of B. Loweostein & Bros. Co., Memphis, Tenn., purchased last Monday by our large staff of buyers. We told you to wait for this sale. Monday you will have the greatest opportunity to
purchase for little money the finest good dry goods. Every purchase we made we insisted upon getting the better grade of goods, and our cash orders looked far better than time notes, thus we secured for less money
better and more of this wonderful stock. Just look at the prices we ask for these goods, they tell their own story. Don't wait any longer if you are looking for genuine, good bargains. Be here early Monday morning.
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Fine Dress Goods Priced at less than Half Manufacturers' Cost
Hundreds. of the choicest patterns for which the ii. Lowenstein Compuny was noted tor
handling, were bought by our buyers last Monday. This purchase was one of the few triumphs
made this year by dress goods buyers. We purchased only the finer grades of this' great stock,
for merely a fraction of its actual cost. At Monday's bale we will offer these goods at prices
never before equaled by any firm.
BOu anl SOc Wool Waist ins. 10c These arc fine
walstlngs, come in light grounds with stripes; very
mannish looking materials, especially deslrble for
men's shirts, 23 inches wide, actually worth 39c to
60e, Monday's L'lg Sale 19
Grey Diagonal Suiting, 3l)c Of this pattern we bought
all the JJ. Lowenstein stock. They conic in several
shades, in light and dark diagonal patterns; they aro
regular $1.00 and $1.50 values, Monday 3
t;l.."U and Ifci.OO Astraclian and Bearknit Coatings, l)Hc
Fifteen pieces of the best all wool Astachan Coatings
in SC-lnch widths. Pretty reds, gtecus, blues and
greys. The liearskins are of the best quality In 62
inch widths. 'A wonderful bargain at 08i
$1.50 Velvets for Dresses, 48c Wo only have 10 pieces
of these fine fancy velvets. Come 'lh .soft, .beautiful
shades, block effects. He early to. buy these velvets,
Monday, at . . . 48f
ig Cut Price Black Silk Sale
Entire Stock of B. Lweasteia's Woalerlul Fiae Si k Stock.
75c Black Silk for 28c.
23 pieces of the best 2 4-lnch pure silk black
Sural.' Looks llko a very' fine serge weave,
extra good wearing goods for dresses or
waists and kimonos; wonderful
bargain at
28c
I 45 and 36-Inch Silks, Worth $2.00, for 98c.
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j lit-suits aro wonuenui disck siiks. ininK
of buying 46-lnch black taffetas and 36
lnch Prau de Cygne, Messallnc and Peau
do Soles, Biich very wide silks, In
very best high grade $2.00 values for....
98c
Pictures for Xmas
Gilts
Our beautiful Xmas stocks are
here now and ready for you. We
never had so many different beau
tiful Italian and Japan water color
pictures, also a fine line of etch
ings and carbons all nicely
framed. Come in Monday and see
them. (Second Floor.)
We were heavy buyers of Handkerchiefs, Neckwear, Ribbons, Gloves,
Furnishings, Hose, Underwear, Art Goods and Notions. Note the prices all
from B. Lowenstein high grade goods.
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Hen's Underwear
Shirts and
Suspenders
From the B. Lowenstein Stock.
Men's fine all-wool fleeced Under
wear, from tho Lowenstein stock
garments that sell fftrni $1.00
to $1.60; Monday, this sale.
Men's Flannel Shirt Cherry Val
ley flannel, worth to $4.00; Mon
day for
f l.OO, $1.30, 2-0 nl $2.50
100 dozen. Full Dress Suspenders,
worth 60c; Monday. . .20
Ladies1 Suits and Coats
From the Lowenstein Stock
I Lot of 50 Broadcloth and Fancy Scotch Mix
ture suits, remarkably well made, regular $20.00 Suits;
on Bale Monday at $7.93
See the window.
1 Lot of Tan Tweed Coats For ladr-s and
Misses, velvet- trimmings, semi-fitting garments, full
length, regular $12.00 value 97.93
See the window.
One Lot of Long Black Capes Made of heavy
all wool cloths, regular $15.00 value $7.93
Ladies' Long Broadcloth Coats In blacks, full
lengths, Bcmi-flttlng models, $20.00 and $22.60 values,
fine grade of suits for $15.00
About 50 Long Coats Made of dark mixtures
and black Melton, seml-fittlng models, worth $10.00,
Monday, for only $5.00
100 French Lynx Sets All from the big pur
chase, In black or brown, shawl collar and rug muffs,
a $12.00 value for , $7.05
Continuation of Our Great $25.00 Sale Monday Any wool Ladies' Suit in the house, values
from $30, $33, $40 and $50, including all the wool Wooltex Suits all alterations free, during this sale.
Yomen's and Children's Purchases
20O Very Fine Children's Coats In ages froni 6 to 1 4
. years; all shades and materials, exceptional values at
$10.00 and $12.00, Monday only $7.50
100 Ladies' Sweaters With the new shawl collars, two
pockets, different shades; can't bo made to sell for
less than $3.00, your choice, Monday $1.95
130 floated Skirts For small women and misses, in
black; navy, brown, grey worsteds, positively a $7.60
skirt, Monday, for only $3.95
30 Do.en Flannel Gowns For women, full length,
good and wide, come in pink and blue stripes, worth
5e, Monday, for only 50
30 Doien Corset Covers A.nd Drawers, best values ever
offered for 60c. We took them at this big purchase
to pell for 2i
23 Dozen Women's House WrapiH-r Made of heavy
percale, in navy, grey, cadet and black grounds with
white figures, all sizes from 34 to 4 6, made to sell for
$1.75, Monday, this great sale for only 95
HAXSXEBCXXErS. .
3,000 doiens sheer, hemstitched, at. . . . 85o a dossn
I.udie' purr linen, ilnltlal handkerchief. .So each
6U0 box s flno InltlM Handkerchiefs, box of 6, 390
Ladles' alt linen Handkerchiefs, worth $2 a box,
In box Sl.00
Men pure linen l&c eKb
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Over U.O00 pairs of Ijidlfw' Kid and Cap Gloves.
Including gauntlet effects, value up to SI. GO.
for 69o
VI and IS-butlon Kid' doves, values uo to IS ',
for MO
, XECKWBAJ.
Irish Crochet Jabot. ' ,0a value 2 So
Princess l.acp Jaholn, -Do value 10t
PUk Hemstitched Hearts. Sl.&O value 80
Persian )iow. 50o value .....864
Tinselled Scarf, ft value 9
- AST OOODB.
'Hand Drawn Jap Hquaren end Scarfs, lr!nh Km
broldered Squares and Hrtrf, valuea to 6frc, 30
KOTIOWa.
50 nroa Imported Jeweled Hat Plna In '.! bin lot.
values tip to 75c, at 15c, lOe and 80
Human Hair Kwitclles. the 2'grade. for 98o eacH
SOBS.
Ture Silk Hose, with mercerized garter top and
foot. i)c value, for 390
Pure i . k Hose, heavy thread, Including black,
ll.no values . Kite
36 dozen sample of Hoae, slightly mussed, valuea
up to 5c, tut,- : 190
UKDESVSAS.
Tte Children's Veata and Pant, also union suits,
abaolutely worth ?6c, sale price ...ISO
Woman's fine Merino Veata and Pants, fl value,
for .890
Women's heavy fleeced Union Suits, worth $2 and
$1.50. for 9Se tad 444
Pure Italian Hllk Kmbroldcred Undervesis,
vulue, for $1.T9
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Mori" Ribbons, all Mlk. Satin Ribbons, all sLlk;
Taffeta Ribbons, all silk; Measallne Klbbons, all
Silk, & to 7 Inches wide; valuea to 45c, for.;ifto
Tsnncxsoi.
600 yards of Net Band Dree Trimming, In most
anv shade, unit Persian embroidery, two differ
ent lots: valuua up to 11.26, at. .600 tad it rard,
42-Inch all silk dress nets. In 10 different color.
1.00 Values, for,... 490 a yard
Ihis Week Will be.ths Biggeit Stove bale In Years
The Famous Peninsular Hot Blast Heater llegular $22.50 value, with
smoke consumer;, fitted with Duplex trrute so as to burn any eoal, beautifully
$i;.nri
Peninsular planished, steel Range, a wonderfully good stove, regular $50.00
value. This week' cut to $41.00
Some Spscial Hardware Prices
.50
500 pain of $4 50 and $5 ladies' 5
Tclret and sued; shoes, at ..... .;.
To be dressed perfectly, with every detail well cared
for and up to the minute in fashion's latest dictate,
velvej or suede shoes to match the dress or street
suit is the vogue. "We made a" great purchase '
-of these : ver) swell bhoes, in - every s?ie ami
almost evuV shade. These bhoes are elcep
tionally well made and finished to give lasting
satisfaction. These shoes are absolutely worth
$4.50 and $5.00; Monday,, as long tfrt CA
as they last, for only $JaVV
It would pay you to wear Bennett's Special Ladies' or Men's
Shoes. Sold for only. . .. . . .. $2.50
3U
Wfa it
JVanned Coal Hods, any size 25
$8.00 Stag Horn Carving Seta $J.5U
$3.00 Slag Horn Carving Sets SJ.75
$2.75 Stag. Horn Carving Setu f)8
$1.35 CarviiiR Sets. Monday 9M?
U5c Carving Sets, Monday 59
Lisk Roasters, 16-lb. sie, regular $2.73 value,
for . . . . $2.25
Llsk Roasters, 12-lb. size, regular $2.35 value,
for 81.89
I $2.25 Savory Roasters for $1.89
$1.15 Savory Roasters for 118
Our Chiaa Departaeat is
Breaking ail Records
for giving good values. Have you been to the
Big $100 Sale
Well. If not. then don't mis It, novor wero such
bargains offered.
. Viiri, Plates. Jiifr Itrlc-a-brac, Kern Dishes,
Jardiniere, Celery Tiuys, Punch bowls, Hugar and
Creamers, Tankards, CuHldors, Fancy Trays;
positively worth up to )10.00, Monday's one
price tl.OJ
The early shoppers get the best bargains. Fri
day a mall man got the $J5 vuso for $1.00. Come
and see the new pieces.
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Cheapest Rug Sale Ever Held in Omaha
Look at .Jhese Prices
$16.00 Heavy Brussels Rugs, 9x12,
at $8.25
$22.50 Smith Axminster fimple Rugs,
9x12, . . ..... $X2.25
$20.50 Smith best-duality' Axminster
Rugs, 8.3x10.6 ....... $14.48
$25.00 Smith Seamless Wilton Velvet
Rugs, 9x12 ..; $14.98
$25.00 Smith heavy Axminster Rugs,
9x12 ...$15.48
$32.50 Hartford body Brussels Rugs,
9x12 ..$22.75
$40.00 Royal Wilton (very heavy
grade) Rugs, 9x12 $27.25
$44.00 Hartford Wilton (best grade)
Rugs, 9x12 $29.98
$44.00 Celebrated .Bagdad "AVilton
Rugs, 9x12 $29.98
$57.50 Hartford Saxony Rugs, 9x12,
at $39.98
$60.00 Whettall Anglo Persian Wilton
Rugs, 9x12 $44.98
$4.50 Royal Wilton, very heavy grade,
27x54 $2.58
GROCERIES Ffom 0mattlari?st Ilarket
Bennet'a Kxcelslor Flour, sack
(100 stamps) 91.75
Bennet's Breakfast Coffee, 2 ll.
can (free bread and butter
plate) 4BO
Bennet's Golden Coffee makes
a delicious drink Usual prices
26c, Special Monday for. . . 880
Tea-s assorted, pound (free bread
and butter plate) &Bc
M. c. Baking Powder, 4 lb. can
( 15 at amps) 13o
Bennet's Capitol Mine Meat, 2
packages (10 Htatnps) 830
Seed Halxlns, pound package (10
stamps) 13HO
Candled Citron. oratiKO and lem
on peel, lb. 110 stamps I ... .AM
Bennett's Capitol oats, 2-lb.
package (10 stamps) lie
For Monday Only
Diamond crj'stai Tabie Malt, two
sacks (10 stamps) 100
California Kvapuratcd Peaches,
lb. (10 Mumps) laVfcO
Double Stamp oh Granulated
. Sugar.
Uatlard's Pure Olive. Oil. quart
can (20 stamps) BOo
U. C. Pure Maple fcyrup, quart
can 30O
Monarch Cut Asparagus, laigu
can (10 stamps) 85o
Hulled Beans with Chicken, cmi
( 10 stamps ) ISO
Lima Deans with Chicken, emi
(10 stamp) SCO
20c Pint Can Franco American
Soup 13c
Safety Matches, dos. boxes ... to
Mulder's Kalad lreslng, bottle
10 stumps) 8o
fcluider's pork and Beans, 2-lh.
can (15 stamps) loo
Macaroni, Htar and ("resent. 3
packages (10 stamps) 8SO
AdTABAOUS SAXB.
CCO. braud Asparagus, worth
8Co a can, speolal offer, lSe
m can or two can Bio
C;u f Brand Bonod
Jura
Swanbilown Codfish
special,
(10 stamps).
Tea .Slftlnxs,
ago
lb. pack- II
ISO It
shHuBH3EH2223
Herring. Z
95o
3 packages
, . .880
llTVIfTP I ITT0T III inMnrtM!""" 'ier' Bhe utler,y declines to follow
AWKLMS LAltiOl - in LUriUUn j Ihe whims of fashion. For Instance, neither
I queen has ever len seen In the horrible
hu.lgpir that su mill women are adopt-
Hndome Oinaments for the Swagger i iK at the pieneut timo, and they tiu re-
Women Shown in Shops.
SHORT DRESSES THE REASON
(urra Mmrf r.lfertsiallr Kills Hukblej
klrt ! Knglaed Inleruatlonal
, t:arbaue ( kllare lU-lns
Roosted.
ftt LADY MAB.Y M A N WAKIXO.
LONDON, Nov. l!).-(r!e-lal toThe'Beel
Uf the rmJlng of strange fashions there
i"n6 end. Tie hobble hklit seemed to be
me limit, but now tho t F.nd U taking
tj the anklet a a means of personal
Idouiment. Very hamhiomc anklets are
...1. i r..i ule mi collie of tiie swac- ,
The anklet Idea U the o.itcou ! '" "r.t. re l leree or
if the present fashion of very aiiort dres.-c,
ilgh-hecled patent leather shoes and bill
iiantl coiored stockings, which in Itself Is
main dovoled to the toque. This lead 1
now being very generaJly followed by the
I real heads of society.
Kicbaage ef I hllilresu
Aniongfjt tho many good-ork under
taken by .a certain band of great women
throughout Kuro(e, one that Is knoisn
us "The International F.xehangj of Child
ren." This Wdi oiiiiinally founded tome eight
)eais ago by the Dowager luches d'l'nes
and numerout other great women of the
Faubourg ht. (Jernialn in Paris. The so
ciety deals chiefly with children of the
tipper clafche.-. tuil huu for ili object the
promotlfiu, not merely the acquaintance of
foreign Ltnguagex, but likewise tlie creation
of a U'.ur tinilcrstamiitig among fureiga
nat!u:i. Thu xchangn piovldca for u
full yrar
bettvecii i.MMrtu In lauitlim liing as far
aart . let many. France, ltuly, Auntrla
and Ki.glund. The Idea of tne system, which
wcrks remnikably f I, is il at cnls
1WJ and la one of the most sumptuous ships
afloat. The cost of Its building and equip
ment nearly reached that of the baltlethlp
King Kdward Vlf.
King Manuel cnJoed on board the Vic
toria and Albert all the comforts' obtain
able In a palace ashore. The royal apart
ments aro high and r.paclous. with large
plate glass windows, and are as little like
cabins and as much like bouse rooms as
possible.
The decorations and furniture arc gorge
ous and luxurious. Hvery royul room hue
i a bath room adjoining. The bed in w hlch
I King Manuel slept la of wood, and la e)uug
ion pota like a cot. A wide, lofty hall
way ruiifl along the whole length of the
; etate deck. The special apartment allotted
I (o (he royal e.vllo comprised a pavilion,
deck house, tt writing room tind a recep-
llou rwiui and there r.aj ulao a special
DO IT EARLY, NOW THE WORD
ChristmM Shoppers Already on Job
Others Urgred.
PROSPECT IS FOR BIG SALES
Me.lorltr nt Tsirrhaaers Are Oat-.f-Tast
I'ersoBs l.sM-at People Bo
liiK All lllghl, bat ot B
Insr tbrlstnLSiS Presenls.
the patience of shoppers so that they are
sometimes. It is rad to say, not alwaya
courteous to the clerks. Therefore by Kolng
now and buying prewnta anyone will help
to relieve tho Christmas congestion.
Io it early!
It has been eaid before that better selec
tion la now available, that belter bargains
can bo obtained and thrift as well a decent
consideration for others prompts speedy
purchasing. The argument Is trite, but It
Is also true and Is particularly true of the
1910 season, when the shopping tea son will
be an unpreeedentedly heavy one.
Io It earl !
KEEP THE OLD LOVE TOKENS
hi
Io It early!
Some will wait until the iay before
Christmas l:i plte of all the hortatory re
marks which nay be addictmcd to them.
Horn ai already at It. Between the earlj
and tiie dilatory shoppers there la all the
mneieiiee oeiwen encia. luivmiiti u i - ... ... . . . .... . .
The king and hi. siuto v.c.o attended by ! d ... ,.p lmm, and lethargy and' Host even thing is being sacrif ccd now- o.iiecrs ... JUag ,.,., n. mu.nS u ...
aoiuo fortv of Kin Georac'., -rvants and i f "iT. ' adav. to th, M.l.it of practicability, ob- , -'.U mlnMclM .ttiesll-ms l.M th., U.'
' j iiiufrfisiuu un inu uuin.. i
t
of the Means of Sweetening Ike
Tempers und Tronble of
life.
suite for (juetii Amell:t.
POWER BEHIND THE THRONE
Queen . Mary of Knglaod am Active
Koree In the- Affslrs of the
limplre.
When King (ieorgc V ascended the throne
of Great Britain followlng-the death of his
father. King Kdward VII, there was much
doleful shaking of heads. Oeorge will
never make tho king his father did. He will
never rule as did Ma firm, Just grand
mother, Victoria. He U weak, lie Is not
prepared for the responsibility. These
statements and many others of like nature
were made concerning the prince before he
was proclaimed head of Kngland'a de: tlnk-n.
miicc his accession to tne throuo there
has boon a cessation of this criticism. Tne
v. I. c decisions madn by the new ruler
a::Luundcd and forced Into .Mi!jncr; all his
critics. Ills choice In naming diplomatic
ten cooks. U le tho ve; e cariitd nllo-
Do it ear'y!
I I bad enough without the addition of l " -.., .
I , ,, ., ul, ti. bar the el 'f the journey of their clii.'vl-
f r uangle to further atliact alleiitlou. 1 .ie , .
,' , ' "fashion,- It gK-a u.tho.it sayinst. com.s.n. be, hat fro,., the moment o- t ,
I f.om Pari... whete It has been taken up to J 0'mst. -. a.rh al until th.. hour of de-
111.) A Itll-llna'J lU I V 1 vul v IIV-WLSU llUlui.l,
gfitur nearly im) oXtl-'crs, crew and iittiui- , t hj l.sf uiuh itlit Di.svl aora are even now trs are de.tro el beca'inw il-sk roora
)
Ail lent. but only by
. enti-Ktly In Urca.
Hut, after all, the wearing cf aiikicis ,
would be merely the relval ot an old
wlbMm IMiree v enera t Wilis aco tt nuli Hot
raj,,,,,! ,o a bangle round the ank... j ,;, cucm t iees cf i r i ;.el o;nen hate
uad Uamus ea,vr of this ornuuuMt ! fl,,,"-' l'"----t of t'.e a in-
..... , , ,-ie. u.i.i 'to racy in Or:.. an.'. iaiii, lclgiuu!, l.ol-
old du-l'.e.-,S Who. died 1.1 U Vi a, t!.
it f H. Site had ei y s:nai! (ctt. .imi,
,j display t.itui, would of to - t 'i '
il'e and let he. anklet lall Jo.vi, o.ir lie,
tt-ot. "
Itiiurii Uir) Ksok Hubble.
vpeal,lig of t.ie freak fa.MiiMii. it is tti.l
f lug l- la. o ii.at the lioiilder A.nrl lv out
j! tne running in KhKi's i aocirU, duf to J
.he action of VJueeu Mary. A Blio, I li.i.e '
io t .e qjeeu exp.--MKl he. d.-sfivi.r of Tl.c toyri :acl,t Victoria and A'i.ert
Us form of dies in e.y strong teu.i. lnch U us . eo.se dispatched to C.ibralt ir
..I it Is uoicnouhy t'iat ...i.e of tne iv. l
. 4.e.-l ,,(.' tho. e ..boul ll.U u..."l i.4l (,.,'
i I...' tin enacgeigirj foi of it j.i.
; i.-cn Mi j -lil.e qi. ii .vi; ,..,. a --.ins
. I denails ,v a U ,:o 4 :. Jt
I a mcmUis of the family i,h Hl.Kti tliey
are" !li,i.i.
Aheuiij i.c,dl l'1.eu.-a:tii of l-'.i c-
ciaiiites l ave s ic. e.i.-f.i:;;,' (aVe. p't. e.
Iat.,1, Seai.dii.aeia, P.us Ij al.,1 .ut.;ji
v.l.o eiiueituUc tile !e;a!l Cjn.iejud
wtii. tiie piue.ual wo, king of t in
schenii. 1 U ;i iiclj.s to I'.'o'.i.o'.e U.e mi-t.ia!
und.-r.ai.uli.s betv.etn fo"e,Ai, iialUatt,
und dees !,iu. l, to de-tru:' racial prejudiees
Lus"l u, up Ku'il J.:ie. it I' u It jgetiie." a
vn ..utiul lfo.l I. mil ioiue to t.ie
n.alnleiiei.ve f tee a.e of the v.oiid.
Maauel'a acht im (.oraettua.
lo In in . tnn flannel to lin:'s:id ri.ist not
le c. i!.u --d Willi :e:n Vic as Vi.'lur j
f lid .-'.led-; llkl ..sel i.-ij l.ioeii i. ;j in
l!" 'ir ji c.i -e.-r of fiitv Tiie
Iff.-.;.; V.uur'a und Aileu Vaa buiit l:i
ant:i. . ' . , ,,, i ,,e.i,it.,B In n.iiHha's rotall shoo ' needed. The spread. ns ou '. tn:ii msrheu
j A recent addition to the vucht's cqtiljs- j and store.i, and though In the big depart-) for decades the tuin of the loud Is I'acn
' meal is a submarlno' slbn&lling apparatus i ment stores t)ie majoi ity of Clirlstmaa pies- 1 f eed to icUe room to a n.odn :i elecinc
j wh.eh warn pu:iiui xcsseli by means of j cut ouye.s are out-of-town people, lu a few sign that telly the arr.e story, 'i h.e bi'i.y's
; a sul'ii.ensed iiileiophoi.c and carrlts a f ir other siiopa uaialmu have ben cti.r.l.ig to first pulr of shoes, f w, I'aint and soft
I jrtutir distance than a sj .tn. Th-j Vlo I the front. Not thul many local people are . as ll.ey a'c, .e thrown l.i ttu t;ah plic
1 lorla nr.d Albert can steam -.("m ,', lr- in ! not to be found In ti.e ileparimeni ttores. j that there may be room In the top drawer
i fourteen knots t lthout recoHlin;;. Its s ' Tliey a;e. but thoy rte buti,s ordinary
thln,f! aud not presents.
Do It cailj !
Li i ry tiling poi.its to tu biggest i ol.Jay
snlcs lo.al rlore ha
bolng qual'tied are. Indeed, euperii; in the j
won's of a Plymouth salt. She'll v all:,
through ii tpl.i,on llhe a lady ot a b:,:i."
i NICE QUESTION IN HERALDRY
9oute tfueetlos, a to 11 lab I of
biltlrrw mt kisa tlewrae !
Willis Aran.
lb
for the powdtr bo:..
All of th s destruction of "auid l.itii;
:ynt" senliintiit and the bafis of rniin'se
ei.ee in chuck f ull of wrong. "I he mort
ever k.iown mi'l i i.ure.t n l iaci in or ne:.r Wi's.iimt'.on
ti un.cnuous Mocks hac been laid i l to City Is A'ount Verno... lle. Iuj.:' h: " !
aiitUipau- ti.i. l'ornial opec.lng.i hy t.ie lllll0(nl ,qLir.i v .n il.!gao:ih is l'. h M-nd-M
- tons will Uft cone uiull abojc t.e p lftoel aiu..lm ,.i,t I.
Iwt.ayliij; no Jt..a3 js i,i .Miimo at Nan An'on'.e.
Sucn places a tlie-e conta'n the r-tory r.f
i LGXlxN, ij. IS). (jjyt. iai to Tiie live j i
. '1 i;e mai sl.c.iiiiK of ti.e arms of ti.e pei ne
' u? W'ule.-, wi.lch V.i hat e to be under- 1
i tt:i at Carnarvon, Va,:e. hi view of his;
: i uu.ig iuve-iliure, will raise a , lejilu-.i, i
i t.a.neiy, wlietl.rr Ids 1 ijimess and t.is brotn
1 e. i.ave eny ttht to call theiuii ?h cs, like i
ll.t r IbtlKi' i.nl g, eal-uncie, dukes o,'
.a .oiiy. and Ui c.-.uiv.e l,.e!r ei t-ar.ii ji lal
, wlt.i tne r'.ne.d .f p:v: ue. beailr. tne
iiowu o ta on a oa:,y it t:.i. r. nieii avo
J um 1-Jio.i ' a . ..-!.
1st u. lcecinler, bui it la
confidence to sty thi If a ahoi per will go
now and maUa liU scicjli.ns he will be
atiio to isrry off the dcsl.ed art.c'.es 1 he
or she has the money or thu c.eil't to settle
for these.
Ilub seasoa, Close.
Io It i x:j '.
Tl'.o reas .1, la ciose at l.ai.d a.'tn snop
girlR must work u.a.y eiua injurs a day.!
i when pu&tai and ejpreks clerks and hu.i
diccis cf ot.:ei musl s if fcr the suain o,"
tlie holiday rjsh. i.e.i beet. rut of r;elf..i
ro.e's oeiay t.ie iaM wee!, te.'ore Ciir...
mii bee me n time of . ui and bod -r. -k-
i-ia i w htu Jt-a..l.ia Lrowds wear uu. :t lui i
American history, ar.d ll e. c ti:n who
views, ai.d tl mus v.'l.llo .ew nig find no
on CJii view 'without ti.lnhlni i-li.couies
:i..-tanile a p::tn.i; l.kev. i.;a. a be'.ter hus
bm.d and a better father.
Keep tlie old love toi.ei.s. Iioii't Oeatru"
the "oid gray bonnet?." TreaFure the I ttle
snoe .ave youth's lot e letters. And tte
may not have at much room, but we vli.
have luur sweetineri. nd t .cre will he
mole h".t lu tie .'lid.
1 c:i f e:a Aut i rtiiis.g Is the H'.ad lo llig
been all luat et't'i t.-to iiiij.t exacting of
ins subject could CeHlre.
r'oiiie one clos.ly -.ur.i.crted w Uh court
civic , u ius:K.it a st ry the other day,
however, tuut takes iru.'i, o H e credit of
vlrij i.ei.r-.'s ilititratlo:. atvny frm.i
H v.ai sii.u e mil Jtui, any to sum i
vi. e and t.ir. j. ssld sou:e one said i: coil
i.deti.iaily l . yi.un one cli-e. thai Britain's
1 n-:il ru xr is tne iru.ia and bcauilfal wife
of tne Mnr,, ijncen ji'iry. 'No declrfiui.
i of any I.. Is n.adc I y the U.ug witnoul
' first coribUlt,n.i his tvlff," ald the Inform
ant. '...ft H..-J.I Bl.ii Hy,1, il .S lOlll'.IOl.
tail, nil over the .i'.uuo.ii.
"0 mcisi erk Maiy," Is hecomi'.g a h'
word. Tills is tne ansver tuai u.vai iaoiy
.o.ioWs any (UJi. tioi. .Jl to t.ie l.iiii. t.tese
;das. It ii.a,.es no !if i.e. cm e w.ictticr t:ie
eeistlcn be relative t) limb uctlons concern
ing a shcotin-tiiHtc.i ir tuc tell.e.iicnl ot
j a .oll ileal nffslrj.
Queen Mmi y'm f U n v. II and sober b'Mist
i of what Is right tun farther tiian the
advislnii ol her hustand on stale mallei .
In household matters her ciilcf caie Is
, eeonon.y. he h?s tarried Into effect sr-
ieial pin ii of rc t rcuc h men t in the pi.vate
i xpei'ultures of the royal family thai have
v on l oth t..e lespc: ! ar.d adn.l.t.o.i of I.e.
et l jecie. Sue sets an exan.plu by her ov n
I : :..,nleiiy aa lesaidi t.. ioal ii-ej. c.iold
that It would bo well Tor officials of the
court to follow.
In using her personal Influonco to ad
vantage Queen Mary but following an
example set by the lale Queen Victoria.
Therein lay the -secret of that wise ruler's,
power. The example of Que-., Victoria
molded the life of her people. -
Queen Mary Is punctilious and careful In
all money matters. Hhe Is a shrewd Judge
of men, but careful In the expression of
nei ..pinion. Mhe has yet to make an In-
discreet comment on any affair of impoi
I tai-ce. Jt Is thought by many that alio
I carries this reticence too far. The queen
j Is generous to a point of considerable per
sonal liicurivclilai.ee.
I The king ami queen are on Strom; terms
; of peculiarly .-lone affection.
I Partly bei-ause of Klg K1 ward's strong
peiscnallty, partly owing to his own dlo
I like to push hlmseir forward, King Ueorg-j
j when prince ,.f Wnlen was little lu tiie
pcblic , ye. Kt tn now be would be In pub-
He life no more titan he could help If It
were pot for Ids wife's urging. Quean
Mary rr-nllces what Is expec ted of her hus
band more U.an the king himself.
Queen Mary U Intensely patriotic, fcna
v. i!l wear no clothes mado outside of Great
Britain.
H r force-ul r-haraei, r on6 cf
gitatest assets t!.at King George
1 tv a.' 1.1 nat on Stur.
the
ha.
Mliril Modtea.
Wlill.-iiii Jay s'chiefftlln, vice president of
the Men a league for woman suffrage, said
at one ol Ids -striking suffrage meetings In
Bar I!, roor:
"If v. htuilied uue-itiuns villi the uo!
desire of Keuuia; at the truth, then, no
doubt, we snould nil be suff raulsts. But we
can never uppioach a luotlon, It seems,
tvlihout taking sldi s, w ithout becoming
Partisan.:-, and us partisans, In ou hoi
wish to lunqulsh the other party, trul.i
becomes a. little. bit ob.su. ed.
"Few Motive. In tli.i world csu be puie
Tl al is our i.i.'Ct troul.le."
Jlr. Scliietfeiln '.i.illel and re.umed:
"A cleik wept bitterly on tho beach on.
fcloin.y day while out on tne holrltig sea
tossed - it cocklci-heil of a fishing boat
wneniii sa, i.is eiiiploter. As- the cle.k
wati-hed with tvild eyes ll.c little boa"., now
l.t. led unu-r i.ii... fuf-iii. iii.i- snooting
forward gallHiiliy. tioi.- burled upalii. he
elas;ied I.is hands ami cried in great
aii,:ii-!i'
'1. li.al l..si sinks. 1 luce my Jub.' "
ew VurW Time.