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NOSEBLEED SAVES HIS LIFE
He.morrhige Awakens Meueng-er Boy j
in Midst of Flamei.
FREIGHT DEPOT IS DESTROYED
Heck Island ktrarlare la ( ancll
Plaffs Whlrk r.araaral Itestrar
tlaa hi nraamltv Hiri
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.oah1r-fii ss'xed the life of Jam! Hlrks,
incFrtij(i boy employe"! by the Hock
Inland, when he wss awakened In the midst
of a f(feltr destroyed the freight depot
in Council Biuff.i at S o'clock Thursday
morning. " '
Hicks and a clerk, known only a "Pug,"
were asleep In the freight depot when the
fire nMke out. The messenger boy was
aaUend br the nosebleed, when he din
covered the flhines Invading even the room
in which lie .was sleeping.
The freight depot and sixteen freight
vr belonging to ti e Hock Inland are a
total Ion. ThA loss on the building in osti
um J at ii.mo.
The burned building Mas one of the .moist
liirtorlu In Council Uluff. It haa occupied
ihree sites Wi the last fifty years. In 1KS2.
hen a tar of dMiamlte as exploded In
llie'yajd" st Council Illuffe, wrecking
buildings and, gist's for ml I re around, the
depot thrown Into, a hnai'l of wreckage.
It maa .rebuilt out of the same material
and moved.to another altc, that on which
It burned. , , .
The file department prevented the ex
plosion of a gasoline tank In the freight
offfoe. .There will be no salv..re. The
auee of the fire ha not been ascertained.
The- Hock Inland office announce that
all rrlgh,t bandied through Omaha VVednes
Ua e.iuaped the fire The fire will not
cau delay In traffic.
University Club is
Seeking for a Home
New Organization Expects to Be
Honied in Downtown District
. . s. ;-trict in Short Time.
' Tim rnlyenlty clun,wlll be Installed In
downtown, yuRrlcrs, omv Just where these
quarters wll hn h" not yet been decided.
A slto conimltt.ee is at work. At the Tues
day meeting . a. constitution and by-laws
were adopted.
Tha club will Htart with 'JfO charter mem
bers. A few Associate . members will be
taken -Into the nrgsnliatlon. Nonresident
members also will be admitted at reduced
fees. It Is deMied to make the club a
stiong force in the state. It will be largely
a gonial organization, but will go In for
athletics,, and when prominent men visit
the city- wlU entertain them In befitting
style. U Kill .be headquarters for college
men and strive to foster college spirit.
U. C. .. Peters, , president of the Peters
Trust company, returned this week from a
several daya' visit In Chicago, where ha
looked thoroughly Into university club mat
ters there., lie Is president of the new club.
PUBLIC- INTERESTED IN
EXHIBIT OF PICTURES
Flattering; Atteaaaare at the Art Ula.
Flair at k Pnbllei 1,1 bra r 7 .
'' (loaea Ssmdar.
By studying and commenting on the
pictures the publlo Is expressing its ap
preciation of the Art 1jan exhibit of the
Omaha Society of Fine Arts. Each after
noon and evening the attendance has been
especially gratifying' to those in charge.
The supply of catalogues has been ex
hausted end another supply ordered.
' Special Invitations have been Issued for
some of the days, tut this does not mean
that the exhibit on those daya closed to
the public, FaclV afternoon and evening
Is open day. The hfurs of the exhibit, how
ever, have been changed and are now
from 2 to k:30 o'clock In the afternoon,
and from 7 to 10 o'clock In the evening.
I"or yie benefit of the students from tha
high school, the exhibit will be open Satur
day morning. Saturday . afternoon the
teachers are. especially Invited to visit the
exhibit. Kor. Sunday the same hours will
be observed and the exhibit will cloae
with the evening The work of returning
the paintlpga will, be. begun Monday.
The president , of ' the . society, Mrs. C.
Lrfwre Chllda. .expressed herself aa greatly
pleased with the Interest shown In the ex
hibit. .'.
Mr. Arthur Crittenden Smith, who la In
general charge of the exhibit. Is assisted
each day by some member of the society,
who name. Iter committee of assistants.
.Mrs. Osgood Eastman waa chairman of the
committee for Thursday,
A llalhir1! Dafasufi.
Foley's Honey and Tar for the children,
la beat, and aafeat for all coughs, colds,
croup, whooping-cough god bronchitis. No
opiates. Far sale by all dealers.
IMPROVEMENT CLUB HOLDS
MOST ROUSING MEETING
(beast- impreTera Make Mot ta
Better the Ceaaltlom la
; -That eotle.
The organisation of the. South East Im
nrovanseat club was completed Wednesday
evening whn In addition to James P. Con
nolly, fipeatdent. snd J. It. Brandt, secre
tary, the, following officers were elected:
P. J, K'aughxln, treasurer; E. E. Clausen,
first, vice-president, and 11. O. Behnke, sec
ond vice-president. Executive Committee:
F. 4. WaUUman. J. P. Ford, Jamea P.
Connolly, J. R, Brandt and P. T. Naugh
lie: Committee on Publicity: O H. Snell.
J. R. ftrandt and H. V. Williams.
Councilman, Berk spoke of needed lm
luoyements In the district . and several
others made suggestions for the Improve
ment ami beautifying of the city. The
OBdhion of the Bancroft school also came
- in tr .discussion and It waa the aense of
ilia, .meeting tht a new school should be
built, and that It should be called tha Isaac
Hascall school because In 18W Mr. liascall
built tbe first school house In the south
tide of, Omaha on. his own property and
hoarded, the uacher at his own home. The
lub will ajieet eat h Wednesday evening.
Deaaly fright
lose$ses sufferers from lung trouble till
they learn Ir. King's New Discovery will
help them. ioc and II. Kor sale by Beaton
Inug Co."
FEDERAL COURT CRIMINAL
DOCKET HAS CLEAN SLATE
ttr f irst Tlsse la Illstwry ( Ulstrlct
All Cases Are Complete I
tm tiraael Jary.
Pur the first time since the establishment
of a feuVial court In Omaha the criminal
ioi Wet Uwiis-j clean, and It remains for
the April 'grand jury to sy whether there
be any caee of such a nature to be
Uted at tbe conUrg term. Jutlglng from
ihe unusually large number of aubpoeoas
being served cut ef lnlted Slates Marshal
Warner s otflve. the Jury Is going to have
llsnty to do. and It la Mated that some
Interesting msee will be Investigated.
At b present tlnsr. though, there are
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EXTRAORDINARY EVENT
Special Remnant Sale
of SILKS and DRESS GOODS
.'J.OOO yards of this.. spring's lust selling silks; cut pieces.
drp.s and waist lengths, good lengths for pet- flfla
ticoats and dress and jacket liniugs, formerly A-TiB
selling at .jOc uV to $1 yard; bargain square, yd. . .
SILK REMNANTS BY THE PIECE
Fancy silk pieces, travelers' and house samples, in a great
variety of patterns all colors on bar- 1fl 9fip
gain square, main floor at, each Ivl'siUt
Remnant Pieces and Cut Pieces of Foulards'
to 15 yards of nobby dress foulard, the spot-prool
kind; also satin faced foulards. All good shades
-one unco, vara
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Remnant Sale of Wash Goods
In Our Basement
Nurse stripe glnghnms. chanibray ginghams., Scotch glngnams; also
32-Inch wide striped and checked zephyr ginghams, suitable for boys'
waists, dresses, aprons, petticoats and fpr making men's .
shirts 3. 5, 8 and up to 12 yird lengths,
at, per yard
7c
Fanry white gbods such as barred Swisses; striped, checked and barred
dimities, Dno madraB cloth, etc. enough In each piece for j At '
making shirt waists or children's dresses. Not one piece 1
worth less than 25c a yard, sale price, per yard
The new 1911 cluster striped dim
ities with floral and figured de
signs. A new 20! fabric, Fri
day, in perfect remnauts. 0 1
at. per yard 2 C
The best percale, one yard wide,
bright and dark colorings
lengths suitable for dresses
12'4c value, at, yard
:e:.6ic
New shirting prints and dress
stylea, also'' light colorings for
making aprons. Color are ab
solutely fast, at,
per yard
4ic
Belfast Cotton Crash Suiting, in
plain colors regular 12 Vic
values, Friday, at, r
per yard wC
The best, long cloth and finest
cambrics in long mill lengths
that are perfect, at,
per yard
Light and medium weight plain
colored suitings that are half
silk. Think of buying actual 35c
xnd 60c values in C, 8
and 10 yard lengths, yard
Mercerired poplins and fancy
woven poplins. In the leading
shades and in dress lengths'
regular price is 2oc a yard
everywhere else, here
at, per yard . ,
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Various lengths and' odd lots of
cotton goods, Including 36-inch
bleached muslin, at,
per yard .........
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35c EMBROIDERIES at 15c YD.
18-inch Embroidered Flounclngs, Corset Coverings, Skirtings,
medium and wide Edges, Insertions and Galloons hun
dreds of pretty, new designs worth up to 35c yard, at, yard. .
15c
Corset cover embroideries, flounc
lngs, medium and wide edges
and Insertions. Many are fine
handloora needlework. Big
bargain square piled high,
worth 20c yard, at, yard .
10c
Thousands of yards of fancy wash
laces and insertions plat vals.,
point de Paris, crochet and gul
pulre effects, linen torchons, cur
tain cltiny laces, etc. uo to 6
inches wide. Many worth
15c a yard, at, per yard .
5c
Remnants and sample pieces of allover laces, nettings, appliques, In
sertions, bands, etc. all kinds to yard in r r
each piece. Two big lots, at, each )Cl3C
Remnants o! Lin 3ns in the Basement
1,000 yards of extra heavy Turk
ish toweling, worth 15c, at, per
yr 7
Large Huck Towels, fringed ends
with red borders, very special,
at, each (
Large fringed Wash Cloths, fancy
weaves, worth 5c, at, each.
Fine Turkish Hand Towels, full
bleached, at, each 7 Jit
100 full size crochet bed spreads,
Marseilles patterns, fringed with
cut corners, worth $2.00, S1.40
100 Real Satin Marseilles pattern
Bed Spreads, full siee, beautiful
patterns, worth $3, each $1,08
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Spring Suits and Coats at $25.00
When Our Buyers are at the market. They are not there merely
to buy, but to buy carefully, to secure the best the market affords,
hence today we are specializing In $26.00 Suits, whivh in style, fabric
and finish set a new record for excellence at the price.
And the coats! We purchase only the number that are bf3t
suited for the changeable early season tat her, and again can bo
pressed into serice in the early fall. These are the more practical
garments that are now being purchased as Investment at from $l-.00
to $25.00 and nioro a garment.
W Are im .howiag the New Athei.c Waists fer Women
Just the thing for golfers, tennis players and in fact for all kinds of
wear, 'lhey come in "Tennis"' Flannel, In two Fhades of gray. They
are tailored exactly like a man's outing shirt, with the new Dutch
. collars, elbow sleeves and the French cuff effect. They have n
pretty little buttoned patch pocket on the left breast. These, hto
extra well made and htc exceedingly popular in the east. See them
Friday, at $2.25
Barga:n Friday Silk Events
Cii-ii . li niack f'riiu ile Sole, h n tinderf nl Iich silk. rry desiralilc I'm- -i.nna
i (Ixis. dresmcs ami fklilo. This Is our rCKiilar !-' "ilk. Special liars'" '
'Friday, t 980
30-lnch Natural Color .4 Fonffca SUk Guaranteed to uU and wr well.
Instead or Ht l!tc a yard; bargain Friday, at 9o
Dress Gosds and Wash Godls at Bargain Friday Prices
t'oUiied lmportel I'leni'li fprce--ln nil lending: shades. Ilka Alice Mine,
t'upcnliaften. Tan, tilil ltose. W istaria. Navy, liray. HroiMi, Olive and others;
regularly Bold at 73c a yard; Ktiiuy, per yard, at 89
Wstural Colored Pure Irish X.lnsn Very popular for l-irea" and Skirls;
eumcs 27 lnche wide. A hid cut makes It a remarkable special; Friday.. 190
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bathered rrom the Ham floor tor rnday
IK-inch S'i Flouucinir, values to BOe, Friday, per yard, St 030
2T-lnch PwIsh Flouncing, values to 66c, Friday, per yard, at 390
nt)-lnch Hand Kmbroldered HulRarlan Searrs, 1 1 ..r0 value, 1'rldMy, at.. 98c
& tnd 6-iiiih T(.ffela, Moire and Meesaline million, rallies tn 33c. ard..l6o
2-clasp ChamolHette Gloves, worth 85e; Friday, at 25c
?-clasp Lamb Cloven, all the good "hades and sl.ef, pec pair, at 69c
.vlen's and Women's Hemstitched Handkerchief", values to 10c, each.. 3c
Ladles Black Thread SUk llot-e, 5c quality, per pair,. :U 39c
1 Lot Allover lees for Yokes and WaJM", value" to $1.00, lev yard, at 9c
Children's a ad Misses' Untrimined Hits
Made of, rough straw, in a large variety of shapes and
colors; Friday, choice, at 75;
Wreaths of Rose Buds Just the thing for children's hats;
Friday only, each 58c
BRANDEIS STORES j
A Talk to the Ladies
Tailor Made and Dre$s
HATS
2.50 to $5.00
Just one-half the price you
would have to pay in the high
rent district.
Ladles use your transfer and
save money.
CROSSTOWN
MILLINERY
24 20 Cl'MINQ STREET.
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only ftva persons In ja4 or under Uind to
appear bafora tha grand Jury: Frank 8mlih.
hold for wbits Slav operations; N. L.
Craln. accused of aaulting a rurkl mall
carrier at Palmer; i jk . Klliniton. who
has been arrehted for thavlng counterfeit
money In his posaesaion. and J. B. Mci'ary.
accused of Imiiersonating'a secret ervi-
officer for bia kmailrng aroaea.
We've talked to the men
along this same line and
their response shows appre
ciation of our reminder.
It s really spring. Spring
means warmth-noed of light-'
er weight clothes. Many of
you, no doubt, have dresses,
skirts, Jackets, wraps, etc.,
you'd like to wear from now
on. They need renovating
perhaps dry cleaning and
pressing; perhaps slight al
terations, rellnlng and re
pairs. Phone For One 01
Our Wagons
Let us call for. these gar
ments and promptly return
them In faultless condition.
Kemember, too, that the win
ter clothing should be clean,
free from dust, spots and
germs before it's put away.
Special attention to out-of-town
work. Prices same as
for city work. Write for
booklet giving complete list
of prices.
The Pantorium
"Oood Cleaner aad Dyers."
1313-1517 Jones 8tret.
Bsll. Doug. SS3 Xnd., A-31M.
J. M. Howell, a popular druggist
Oreansburg. Ky., says. ;We can Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy In iur own household
arid know it is enMlent." Kor sals' by all
dealers. .
F rry aconoiAical . roanaa owes beraIf
i duty of atteudltg Ortin a ' loug!a (tt.
stura's semi-annual & suit s-alf Deal Sat-)
uiday. ,
FOOD FOR Waak aa.U osrvoua maa
NFIJVF work and youltifjl visor
lull! a result of v.r
0f i work or mental eienjon should tak
1 on 10 ncnri.' r kjkju n l.ib. l na
will niaka you aat and alaap aad b a
uian sgm.
II Hog. 3 Boies It it by Mall.
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Cor. lck ut Eo4a BItmU.
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Cor. IStk mA laaxaa sita. tmka, M. Bw
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMED
Uit Uutlar Fer Year.
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217 FAIRS OF DOROTHY DODD toft (r
. PUMPS AND OXFORDS, worth to $5.00 J
Bargain Friday, at, choice ............. V v
Friday w'll make a clesn sweep of tha balance of our 3.000 pair purchase:
J2.25 will buy any of these swell new spring Korothy IhidiJ tthoea, I"
grsy and black cravenhet te's, dull leather, tan, HukmIuii calf, and two
eveiet ribbon ties; in nearly every size and width. Kch pair carries
with it the original Dorothy Dodd guarantee, as well s our own, and wo
will take pains to' fit you perfectly. Remember there's oni 217 pairs
and they r vortu from 13.60 to 15.00 and Its your choice, I'rlilay, at S3.35
Aootkar- lian SpsolaJ 100 pairs of La files' High Shoes, mostly miimI
sizes, , In . patent calf and dull leHther In button or lace. Every pslr h
bargslnja.1 13.00;. Friday your choice ,.$l.eS
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80-INCH - OVHTAIN SWISS, FRIDAY, JO! A remarkable Bargain
Friday event, these Swisses come In assorted patterns of extra qual
ity. Friday, at '. 10
72-iXCH ALL LIN K TABLE DAMASK All pretty patterns, 69c. qual
ity, a bargain Friday feature, per yard, at .' 48
OUTING FLANNEL REMNANTS, AT 5 He These are all neat and
dainty striped goods of the best quality; choice Friday (with a 10
yard limit), per yard, at.. -Sst?
SEAMED BED SHEETS Regular size, 65c grade; Friday, at. . . -4S?
Spring lime Hardware Specially Priced
Foaltry Vetting, In Solid Bolls Any size, per 100 square feet, at 600
Btornaus Bath Boom natures The most complete line in the city: Fri
day special, at 10 Par Can Discount
Special Bala of Bird Cage Both Japanned or Brass style, Hendry's brand,
up from 690
1 Xiot of Bins and Whits Xnameled Win Tea Kittles, IMsh Hans, Sauce
and Preserving Kettles, Berlin Kettles, Ktc; worth to 98c, Friday, choice.
at 150
Jappanad Bat and Coat Books I'er dozen 100
French Steak KnlTea--SolId handles, at...". ..15o
Wall Mad Wall Scrapers Wood handles loo
iiaby Records and Biographies Books La war
Their Prices Far Below Hal
Becausa they show soil, yet they have not lessened their real value any.
't hese are regular $1.60 and 32.60 books, and there is but 19 of them.
Friday, choice, at 490
38c Stationary Consisting of 24sheets and 24 envelopes Friday, bo.. 10
And 10 Stamps.
Grocery Specials for Friday aad Saturday
Bennnett'a tiolden t'of-
. fee, per lb lie
Double Htanips.
Bennett's Capitol r'lour,
per sack H-10
Bennett's Best Cotfeo,
per lb aao
Bennett's . Best Coffee,
3 lbs. fu Oa
Double ' Stamps on
those coffees.
B. 4J. Baking l'owder. R-
1b. pan for 11.00
and 100 Slumps.
(,1c Orade Teas. as
sorted, per lb. . ...5Bo
LSo Riada Teas. hn
aorUd. per lb. ... 4o
Tea u tings. pound
paiksge fur lie
Queen of Psntry Pastrv
r'lour, 24-lb. sack. 11.13
And 40 Stamps.
Swanxdown t'odfiih. 3
packagei for 18o
And 10 Stamps.
Ten Bars Diamond ""'"
Soap, for 150
Baiavla Green Aspara
gus, per can lae
And 10 Stamps.
B. C. KHklrig Powder, 1-
lb, can for !4e
And 30 Stumps.
Maple Sugar Hutter, per
Jar lac and loo
Flower and Vegetable
Heeds, per pkg. ,.lHc
6 lbs. (Jernian Lenteln
for . .15c
B. '. Fure Maple Syrup,
gallon can lor ..11.00
Hulled Beans and Lima.
Beans, with chicken
cans for
An. 20 Stamps.
Lady Washington Bean
Soup, per can 10c
Cheese, Kull Cream
per lb 10
And 10 Stamp.
Cheese. Virginia Swiss,
per lb ISO
And 10 Stamps.
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Onloa Seta Special
Hed and . yellow
onlun aeta, , four
Quarts for lie
Butter and Egg Special Friday
t u0 pounda of Bennett s Capitol Creamery Butler, the finest hutter on the
markets, comes In full weight, pound bricks; very special 1-rlday snd
Saturday, per brick, at
BOOS-Tfeah From the Oouatry Direct rVom the farm, a remarkable re
duction for Friday and Saturosy, per dozen 17e
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Per Cent Discount
This Includes everything in French, German or Australn China,
from salt dips to largt chop plates. Come Friday and select yous pieces.
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And 10 Stamps.
Glllett's Mustard, Urge
Jar for lie
And 20 Stamps.
Safty Matcltes, per dozen
boxes for So
rZAaTUT OIL SAXX.
large Bottle, st . ...Oo
And 30 Stamps.
Medium Buttle, at.. 400
And to Siamua.
ISO; Small Buttle, t 15e
And 10 Klunpi.
&0c Can Old Mission
Kipe ollces for....UOo
Gold Medal Corn, "
cans for ISO
And 10 Stamps.
B. ('. oats. Wlieat and
Fsnrako, per pkg., 100
And 10 Stamps.
Cocoa Bars and O'lt
F.dga Cookies. lb...llo
S lha. Navy Beans . .l&e
3 lbs. Cleaned Currents
for a&e
20 lbs. Grsnulated Sugar
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Easter Gifts
A tiny Watch for a lady or a Brooch Piece for
Hi a dreeaer Silver for tne aoie a roumain i in mr
Ihe io-ket. etc. w e nave nunareus ui iaumui ni.ua
to seiect from. Uook for the name.
S. XI. LINDSAY, Jeweler
1516 Douglas Street
Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big Beturns
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The IWe'i Advertising Oolumna Are That Iload.
YOU CAIJ'T AFFORD TO T.1ISS TIlEj
MANY RARE DARGAIIl 0FFERI120S FRIDAY
Dig SaV of
Men's Hats
Saturday
Main tloor
Trunks and
Suit Cases
About Half
Saturday
lilk Remnants from Tibbt-Ilutchings Stock
Thousands of yards of beautiful nt-w spring silks, pongees, taffetas,
jacquard. foulards, novelties, satin liberties, etc., lengths from
3 to 20 yards; 59c values 130
HXc 811k roplin 4Hf 25 pieces
of new silk poplins, In i beau
tiful line of colors, astonishing
bargains at sale price per
rd 4S
Black Satin DmcIicbs
all silk, o G Inches wide,
atl-lndi lilacU. Messalines.
09c yd
Printed All Silk l'onccea and
Foulards 2 2 inches wide, lu
polka dots and medium slr.e
figures, all tiew colors, 5!'c yd.
values, at 38c
lllai k Peau de Solo, all
36 Inches wide.
36-lnch Mack Taffeta.
All our regular $1.25 a yard values.
Friday Is Remnant Day
I.N Ol lt FA MOl'S IlOMKSTIC ItOOM
23,000 yards of all kinds of Wash lioods. Muslftis, Sheetings.
Towcllngs, Etc., worth up to 25c a yard In lots, per yard, at Lot 1,
5S Lot 2, 7M,. Lot 3. 8Hf. I-ot 4. 10. Lot 5. 12'4S
AT A. M. One lot of all kinds of Mixed Cotton Goods, Wash
Goods, Linings, Ktc, worth to 12'tc yard, all at one price, ;,'4
AT !:( A. M. One lot of all kinds of Wash Goods, White Goods.
Linings, Ktc, worth up to 10c a yard; all at one price as long as
they laM, per yard, at 2V4
All the remnants of Crash Linen Damask, Mercerized Uamask and
Renfrew Turkey Hed Damask Toweling. Ktc
st AIMU T IIA1.K KKtil'l.AK PltK K
AT 2 I. M. One case of Unbleached Cotton Twill Crash, regular
price 5c a yard. 10 yard limit, per yard, at 2'i
All Odds and Knds in Towels, as follows: Sold at 7 '4c ldc,
124c 15c 18c and 25c. Will go at 5S 7VS 9S 10S 1J.'
and J8.
Several bargains on 15 squares not advertised for Friday.
Several bargains on 15 squares not advertised for Friday.
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Extra Special Values in
' New Spring Millinery
50 lYimmed Hats, made
to pell ut and fully worth
$15.00, choice, $10.00
Vooi Dress
Goods
SPKt IALS FRIDAY
SfHnrh Mohairs, 40c 50 pieces
of blue and black. Mohairs,
regular 5c values, on sale
at 40
42-inch Serges, 4c AU Wool
Serges, In navy, cream, black,
brow n, garnet, Copenhagen,
reccda, etc., 89c a yard values,
at 49
$1.25 Yard Wool Goods, 4tc
Remnants of wool and silk,
and wool dress goods, some
slightly damaged, that sold to
$1.25 a yard, per yard
at 30 and 49
Three Groat Special Bargain Lots
From the Tlbbs-Hutehing's Stock, Friday.
' JRc IiAtKS. FRIDAY, PFR YARD, AT 3c
An Immense line of Vals, Cotton, Chunys, Point de Paris and Linen
Torchon Laces, regular il"Pi to 15c a yard; all go on sail
Friday at one price, per yard, at
27W Ijw-e Hands, 7HP-A nne
line of these popular Venice
Bands, In 'white,' Cream and
ecru, '25c values, per yard
t :......7
3V4
10c Kmbrolderies, Sc A clean
up sale of a big line of edges
and insertings, sold regularly
to 10c a yard; Friday, per yd.,
at . , 3H
Extra Specials Friday
in Orus Dipt. '
Onfe Bin Lot (60) different Brands
of regular 10c, J&c and 25c bar
Toilet Soaps; special t2) bars
for
10c William's nr Colgate's Shav
ing Soap for 6
Five liars of Ivory Soan for ISO
.'uo Dr. K. L. Gtave's Toothl'ow
uer for 10o
5c Satiitol Tooth Powder, llsc
26c Tootli Brushes for
joe Swansdown l-'ace Powder, 10
2oc Mennen's, Co1kis and Wll
lia tn's Talcum Howder for 15o
2uc HUe Put Hydrogen I'eroslde,
at S bottle for lo
11.00 tiixe Purs Hydrogen Peroxide
for B5
25c Sanltol or Pond's Katract. Cold
or Varnishing Cream for ....160
50c per ounce. White Koe or Vlo
l. P.pfimi. ot nr nx. . . . . . 160
Drapery Department
Specials for Friday
3.00 Brussslstta Curtains 11.91
u4 Inches wide, allover effects
and with borders, beautiful de
designs. 13.60 Cable Nat Curtains 13.60
64 Inches wide, heavy not. splen
did curtHins to wear: big anap.
$1.75 Mottlngbim Curtains $1.36
All of them eO inches wide,
matchless.
BOo Curtain Madraa 4 6 Inches
wide, cream or while. yurd.,35o
36o Drapery Oranadinea lialntv
patterns; on sale Friday, yd. 160
11. 85 Kopa Portlaraa For double
doors, slightly soiled, at 4o
$6.00 rortiaras Odd pans, on saU
Friday st, pair $4.60
Borlms, Madras, Wats, Burlaps,
wlssss. Cretonnes, I to. Hbiii
nanis, worth to Sue yard, yd..6o
Remnant Sale In Hlh Grada
Wash Goads Dept.
All tbe remnants of our high grade
Wash Goods Dept that accumu
lated during the week from the
Tibbs-Hutchings stock will be on
sale at high grade department
goods that sold from 15c to 60c
a yard will go in three lots, at,
a yard..lO 13t n 15
Remnants of High Grade White
Goods on Sale
India Linens, Persian
Lawns, Long Cloths, Swisses,
Fancies, Jacquards, Batistes,
etc., that sold up to 75o a
yard, at about half price.
12 Rousing Furnishing Goods Specials
offering for Friday's selling the quality of which, at tha prlceB,
means true economy in every sense.
Men's and Boys' Laundered Hhlrts -Regular values to $1.60; ging
hams chambrays, percales, madras, etc., made with or without
collars, best colors and styles,
one price, choice
Hoys Blouse Waists $1.00 val
ues, in white and colors, with
or without collars, all best
brands; choice 19
Men's Medium Weight 'ndcr
weur Marino's or Halbriggan,
shirts or drawers, all sires, ajl
perfect goods, values to $1-25,
at 25 49
Men's $1.25 I'nlori Halts Ught
or medium1 weight G9t
Men's ladles' and fhlldren's
How Our loc quality
three pairs for 25tf
Ladies' I'nion Hulti 76c values,
white and ecru 35?
all warranted perfect; Friday at
490
lidics' 85c Vitality I'nderwear
Vests or pants, light weight
on sale at 190
Children's Muslin Drawer
Hemstitched or ruffled, all
sizes, regular 25c values. . .)
Children's 50c Muslin Gowns
Kmbroldered or tucked yokes;
on sale at 250
ljulies' Muslin (Jowns Regular
$1.00 values, at 490
MunIIji Out-Met Covers and Draw
ers, 50c values 190
$1.00 Quality New Spring (Or.
sets All styles and all lengths,
490
Thio Will Interest You
- w.- tha.t ou can any tha aTithst Quality of Orocertss an4 sss
To kaow nt, 60 'p,t cot oa your rrocsry bUl at Hsyd.n s.
1 lbs bet Uranulated Sugar... fl.ou
ii. k be t Patent Hour noih-
-t,r sai-k !.
from
he
lo
.rr.Jl T.l-.noi.d t'. Best 'Em All or
Ienux Soap
r. iM.rs Ivory Soap.
1-dozen bx fancy Toilet Soap. r-
ulur erica 0o; snlc price 'c
CSallon cana tloldeno Table Hyrup..'5c
10 lbs. brst White or lellow I orn-
nieal IS c
10 lbs. Kolled bre'ckfaat Oatmeal. JAo
( Iba. ood Japan Klco ;-,rc
cana Aasorted Bvups
bromangelou, Jellycon or Jello, per
pkg ' c
:-lb. oni Was. Blrtu-.' Green or
1tina Bana 'Wo
7 lbs. best bulk laundry Btaxch..:i.o
tMTf bolt lee Assorted Flcalex, Wor
cester Hiucs,' t'ura TouuOo Cat
sup, bottle '
The bast bulk I'.'jnjt Buller Inr
Kayten Bros. Make it Possible Tor
Bvsrybody te list frtiii V(S
tables the Year Bonn.
Kreali bplnarli, prr peck '.'Or
S large bunclina Kresli ttftela t:
I large bunches Kre-Mh arrots . . . 1 Or
I large bunches krh f-hlil . , . 1 Oc
1 large bunches Krrxn Turnips .... Hie
8 large bunches Fresh Km. Holies .. 1 fc
2 large heads Kiead l.eat Lettuce..!
Large Head Leiiuce, ea..7!c and be
Pieplant, per bum h 7Hc
2 bunclies Flesh l'arsley 6i:
Fancy I aullf loa er. lb tSo
Fancy Hlpe Touiito-s. lb Iftc
( miry Was or i:eeu Hsans, lb. . il'ic
Large beads F'isill le.eiy f,.;
I,ai-gf t 'urumber. ea h 10c
ri.AjrT Toum oariocr hjti mow.
irllnw or Kii Unlnu Kels. uniul or
Wliiia Was (Mibm Fiet. ijunrt. . .7 Vac
All kinds of Garden Heeds.
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