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VOL. XLNO. 276.
OMAHA, SATt'HDAV MOKMNtJ, MAY fi, 1!M1.
SIM1LK 0)PY TWO (KNTS.
Fine Worsted
of $20 Grade at $14.75
Jiy a ppfcial arrangement with the manufacturer, we
were able to arrange for this lot of suits, with materials that
usually go. into $20.00 suits and tailoring up to the Ben
nett's standard
Boys1 Clothing Special
AIT Wool Suits with "Knlcker" panta and a wide variety of patterns to
elect from. 14.50 grade-, Satutday, at B3.60
These have an extra pair -f Pants
Pee our Implex Suit for boys, they're tnc leM suits made, guaranteed to
give lierfect satisfaction, and huve an extra pair of Knickerbocker Pan,"j
remarkable values, at Is and '8
?or the little tots we hava Russian Blouse Suite and Norfolk Suits and
Top ruts In pretty patterns, at. from 98.50 to 99
I 100 Top Coats in Tan Covert and Hod Flannelslze from I to years. I
choto, Saturday, at 91.98 J
Time for Lighter Underwear
Theae for Man at tl.OO Made to our order, they're 11.60 Sea Island Union
rtulta. are perfectly made of fine materials, Saturday at 91
Men's ISe Fine Balbtiggan Underwear, Saturday, at. per garment 85e
Men's New Spring Shirts with soft or stiff collars, 11.60 Shirts, Saturday.
St. only , . H
Men's 60c Pure Silk Hose with linen heels and toe," special .at B9o
Mens 60c Suspenders, made of extra fine webbing, Saturday choke, at . .990
Men's 60c Silk four-in-hand Ties, no bar stripe pattern, extra special, at.. 890
John B. Stetson Wants Every Han
to know that Bennett'a are showing every new hat that be makes, Soft
Hat or Stiff Hats, black, tan, gray or blues; every one Is here. To
say this to a man who knows hats we've clinched a new friend.
The country's full of John B. Stetson's friends. So let us show you
wherein John B. Stetson 'a Hats are superior, at. . . -$3.50 to $5.00
Bennett's Special 'London" Blocks Sell at . .$2.0O and 83. OO
Just here, are some Smart New Caps for Men and Boys, at 50 & 75
House Furnishings for Saturday
'Lawn l(owers, good Quality, 11-lnch size, at , 98-98
Other worth up to ., ,....815
Guaranteed Garden Hose, at, per foot lOo
Tekko Cold Water Kalaomlna, at. per package 8 So
26 per cent discount on all ranges. ,
Ready Mixed House and Floor Paint, per gallon 81.70
LlHk's Iouble Roasters, at 91.39
Fish Hooka, per doxen So
'Furnished Fish Lines, ot Be
Air Rifles, good quality. Saturday, at 69o
Croquet Seta up from 78o
Hammocks of all kinds now nn display and sale.
Drugs and Toilets
Below Prices
76o Pompelan Massage Cream. ..9o
60c gilllman's Freckle Cream 390
25o Jergen's Bensoln Cream 19o
60c Palmollve Crin 89o
25c Sanltol Tooth Powder. ....... loo
f,0c pebeeco Tooth Pasta 39o
"5e Tetlow'e Gossamer Powder... ISO
Williams' Mention's and Colgate's
Taloum for !
1NSURRECT0S RECRUIT HERE
Emiii&riet Are Diicoverei Shipping
-fen to the South.
BUT THEM TICKETS TO EL PASO
. M.B M
Pretext te Officers teat Meat Are
Betas; "bjlxed to Raaet.ee la.
Oklakona Maar Hat
Brra Boot.
Insurrerte emissaries, supposedly enlist
Ing troops for service tn the Mexican
troubles were discovered at work In Omaha
Friday., A Mexican, giving his name as
F.nrico Pad Ho, and who admits that be
has lust arrived here from the seat of the
troubles on the border, has been hanging
around I'nlon station thia week, and nn
several occaHinna has put alleged "friends"
, ef his aboard trains fur Oklahoma.
- Inquiry Into his business by Officer Mans
field revealed the fart that he was sending
off Ms "frlenda" to ranchra In the south,
and as he was in no way troublesome and
hcemed to hare business at the station he
has worked undisturbed.
"Yes, I have just come from the border'
anewered Fadiio, In answer to a question,
"but I think that the fighting Is nearly
over. I am going east tonight. My part
ner arrived yesterday and we go to Chi
cago." Padrto talks very poor English and at
any reference to his being still one of the
tnsurrectos pretend not to understand,
lie declares that hla father was five years
ago a wealthy rancher In Mexico, but that
be baa been cheated out ot huge estates
by grafting officials and other sharpers.
The Mexican admits that he saw some
of the flgbling on the border, but could
not be made to understand when It was
Inquired wlUch side, he aaa on. The thing
that first placed him In a suspicious atti
tude waa that he bought all tickets for the
mm he shipped out and that one of them
I nut tad of having a ticket to Oklahoma,
a he declared all had, was bound for El
I'aao, Tel.
Retrial of the men be sent off were
American and others could have been
Mexican from their appearance.
Ladles, aoilre the law prlewe
seals aae arrorerlee la The Bee Mar
ket 8heBacr ea a 8.
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Suits for Men
To the man seeking; wonomy, this la an un
eqnaled opportunity. These suite are of fine
orated, rheriots and raBBlmere, and all cut over
thla season's patterns. The shades are those asked
for this season by particular men.
Our Showing oi Men's Serge Suits
is the Largest in Omaha
Note the Sale
The style given these nulls are English, coronation
Inspired sua a classy lot of suits thoy are. Hen who
want suit that have all the earmarks of customed
tailored milt are selecting; these. The Individuality t
assured by Bennett's method of selecting Us new
spring stock.
Bee these worth 111. 129. 2t.6fl and ?26 00. Saturday.
one day enly, choice, at 913-50. 915.00 and 980.00
Tor Tounr Men Bts oar Bnihmon Cloths M 97.B0
and 916.00
Men's Mew Spring- Weight Pant In all the new
epnng styles and shades for Doth men sna young men.
Tiiere arc gray, tan, browna and blue serges
t aa.oo to $5.00
Cravenetta and Pllp-on Ralnooats, Automobile. Khaki
fonts sid Norfolk Ktyle Suits ere carried here In a
wonderful assortment, at from 5 to Sao
60o Isabel's Fare Powder.
.890
PHOTO BUT PL II .
7 tubes M. G. Developer 35e
H pound Acid Hypo lao
4x5 Glasa Trays lao
Let us finish your pictures. No
where In Omaha will you find the
results so satisiaciory.
Taft Designates
' Mr. Wickersham to
Speak at Congress
Sug-geits that He Might Come to
Omaha to Attend the National
Prison Congress.
George Wickersham, attorney general of
the United State, has been designated by
President Taft to deliver an address In
Omaha next October before the National
Prison eongrees, which oonvenes here.
William C Davidson, superintendent of
schools and chairman of the committee of
108 to provide entertainment and arrange
the program, extended an Invitation te
President Taft to deliver an address.
Mr. Davidson received a telegram from
the president Friday morning declining the
Invitation because of other engagement.
President Taft stated that It would be im
possible for htm to visit Omaha at thai
time and suggested that Mr. Wickersham
come In his stead.
Mr. Davidson bas extended an Invitation
to the attorney general to come, leaving
the date and subject at the option of Mr.
Wickersham.
BIG GALA DAY PLANS FOR
THE UNIVERSITY OF OMAHA
Vaadevllle aae Minstrel Show Part ef
the Pregrsai for the Kveat
fal Dar.
Great preparations are being made at
the university of Omaha for the first an
nual University GeJa Day. The affair will
be held on May 19th with afternoon and
evening performances. A temporary stage
will be erected under the large trees on the
campus and the main features will be per.
formed here. The side shows will have
booths In the gymnasium which will be
sufficiently completed by that time to do
so.
The central attraction of tbe whole af
fair will be the vaudeville show. Each
class and organisation tn the school will
furnish one turn for the program. The
senior claas has provided for a pair of ne
gro comedians as Its share. The Junior
rlass will Introduce for the first time to
an American audience, the eminent Pro
Beaoett'. Fh.fetta
Chocolates
Saturday at 89o
Instead of 60c
pound.
The Iniest Buttercup
wale of the season
SeiiitUay 40c ll
le price, extia
special, st 840
rrm Waters, fre.ni
nsiorted flavors,
Saturday Instead of
40.- tor 99o
I ' "v W mi9.V,' fW is - mil'
M M U I M i B 1 -1
lo
BARGAIN
1.200 pairs
There are It.insiu.i
tent Colts,
the greatest opportunity in the world for working men and young boys, to save from $1.00 to $1.50 on their sum
mer shoes. Now men just tome in and see these suors if you don't like tbem there is no harm done, but tor
stjle. fit and wear, Saturday these boat em all at only $1.08
See the New White Shoes for Indies We're showing every conceivable style and last, from the spring heels to" the
French heels, narrow toe to the wide mannish toe and our prices are attractive too some are $3.00, others
cost as much as $5.00.
Ilia; Ilargalnn in Misses' Shoes Saturday
will by Saturday nigbt.
Big 49 Cent
BOOK
Saturday
Hooks by all of the greatest and
authors are here. Two isles
great stock of books that
were published to sell at
$1.50; Saturday a big sale, at
Kers's a Tew of the Titles Comrades hv Dixon: Peter,
by llopklnson Smith; Husband of Kdlth, by Geor-re Burr Mo
Cutcheon: A Ladder of Swords, by Parker; Klucade'a Mattery,
by Cable; Kins; of Arcadia, by Francis Lvnde: Spit II of
Prison, by Htckens: Lady Without Jewels, bv Arthur 'Joort
rlcli; Martin Kden. by Jack London: Happv Hawkins, hv Alex
ander YVaion' set in Silver, by Williamson; ronlnton. bv W'ln
fcton ChurrhM; Open House. Stuff of a Man by Ratherine K.
ltlake: When a Man Marries: Kingdom of Slender Sworders,
by Ilall.e K. Rivers; The Music Master, by Klein.
f $1.50 Corsets that
$10 Models, Saturday 87c
These Just came In, and are made of Tine Coutll and
Batiste, with nonnistable boning, and equipped with
double hose supporters and trimmed with Val Lace
of a dainty variety; all sires, either
low bust and both hip models; $1.50
Bennett'sOmaha's Greatest Food Supply StoreBetter
Quality, Lower Prices and Trading Stamps
PBX9K TBCrEVAB&XS ABTC PKUIT9J
At Smallest Prtoea Saturday.
Large Fancy Lemons, dozen 800
Fancy New Potatoes, per lb Bo
Asparagus, large bunch Saturday. .. .Bo
Home Grown Spinach, per pkg 10c
Fancy large Cucumbers, 6 for Boa
Home Grown Onions, 6 bunches for... Bo
Fanpy Rhubarb, I bunches for Bo
Fancy Colorado Potatoes. Saturday, at,
per bushel 90o
BUTTXB AID BOO BAX.B PBIDAT
Bennett's Capitol Creamery Butter,
comes in full weight pound bricks, at,
at, only 85o
Fresh Country Eggs, each tested, at, per
dozen ISC
10 lbs Oranulated Sugar 91.00
Bennett's Excelsior Flour 91.80
And 60 Stamps
Bennett's beat Coffee, lb 35o
And 20 Stamps.
Bennett's Beat Coffee, .1 lbs for.. .. 91
And t0 Stamps
Teas, assorted, per pound 980
And Q Stamps
fessor Phaker, known as the "Worlds
greatest hypnotist." , "The Horse Shoe
Indies' Minstrel company," which has
Just completed a successful tour of Al
giers, has been secured by the sophomore
class. The freshman rlass thus far have
been reticent of divulging Its plans, but It
Is bound to be a live wire. The Utopian
Literary society will present a farce en
titled "the Burglar." The Athletic asso
ciation Is now receiving applications for
entrance Into the track-meet which It will
hold. Tbe faculty has been asked to fur
nlsh an act, but It Is not known whether
they will be able to do so.
In addition to the vaudeville show, there
will be a number of side shows. Tbe com
mittee In charge announces there will be
some surprises in store for those who at
tend. The proceeds from the entertain
ment will be used for the benefit of
athletics.
Young Woman Walks
in Sleep, Rides Down
Town in Blue Pyjamas
Sadie Allen Appears as Somnambulist
She Rides Car Into Heart
of City.
Clad In dainty blue pyjamas and wearing
the thoughtful air of the somnambulist
Miss Sadie Allen stepped on an eaatbnund
Harney car at Thirty-third and Parker
streets Thursday night and rode Into town.
"Fare, please " said the conductor, paus
ing In wonderment.
He was a bit In doubt. What with chorus
girls In hsrem skirts and memories ot
fantasies of female garb ha was uncertain.
"Fare." Thia time more sharply.
But she did not answer.
Then the ronductorman, L- Whitney,
leaned ever and peered Into the girl's face.
She did not see htm. With eyes wide open
she was fast asleep.
At Sixteenth and Harney streets Whitney
succeeded In leading the young woman from
the car. It waa after midnight and the
streets were deierted She was led to the
lichllts hetel, where, with the asslatance
of a physician, she was awakened.
Mls Alien was taken to her home In a
taxi-cab.
Enter The Bae'e Beofclovers' Contest
I lll llllllllllli mi II II 1 1 llllll II II imeaiiauisismiss s .JY I
ETTiafTTl
I 1 I K ,-iZm M aula Vast iurtJmU
your trading at llennett's- Omaha's Great
est N. & II. Trading Stamp Store.
SALE LlW SHOES
of Women's Oxfords and Pumps In
ers, also In velvets. A manufacturer's
factory lot nil hlirli Rratle kooIs and
well known brands I rem $;t.o to $.())
era den, at
Men's Oxford Sale Saturday, 7 to in p. m 250 pairs
and they are the best .$3.00 shoes, made, Just the thing,
for a man who wants a good, strong, serviceable pair of
oxfords, that will wear all summer and hold Uielr shape.
Button and Winner, all sires, all
See them 011 the bargain squarei
ALE
best known
filled with
49c
Imitate
high or
87c
values, at.
Tea Sifting, per lb.., lBo
And 20 6tamps
B. C Baking Powder. 6-lh. can for... 91
And 100 Stamps
STBUP SAXiB.
New South Syrup, 10-lb. can, regularly
60c, special, at BOo
SPfi 8 lbs.
Japanese Bice
S5o
ror
Maple Butter, oan.
ut MBO
And 20 Stamps.
80c can Old Mission
Ripe Olives ...ISo
Bennett's Capitol Oats and Wheat. 2-lb.
package for lOo
And 10 Stamps
Walker's Chill Con I'arne, can lOo
And 6 Stamps
Walker's Hot Tamales. per can.. . . ,'.10o
And 6 Stamps
Vegetable and Flower Seeds, two pack
ages for Bo
DONAHUE IS FOR REGULATION
Will Appear Before the Committee of
the Whole Monday.
WILL URGE THE ORDINANCES
Wants Beth the Pool Hall and the
Daace Hall Ordinance Passed
as Reqnested by the Ceas
mrrclal Clab.
Chief of Police Donahue will go before
the committee of the Whole of th city
council Monday afternoon and urge the
members to pass the pool hall and dance
hall ordinances.
Chief Donahue unhesitatingly declares
that the council should pass the ordinance
regulating pool halls, as drafted by, the
Commercial club.
"The only objection raised to this measure
is the provision which requires proprietors
to put a bond of $300." said th chief. "I
don't see hoe- any one can oppose such a
provision. If a proprietor Intends to re
spect the regulations, he will not find
fault with the requirement, for In no case
can he forfeit his bond' unless he is twice
convicted.
"Both the pool hall and the dance hall
ordinances should be passed. In my opin
ion, two greater evils than these do not
exist. The pool hall harbors one set of
petty criminal while the dance halls pro.
vide loafing places for young boys and
girls, who should he at home in bed. I
shall ask the council to pas both or
dinances," TROOPER ANNEXES SOME COINS
Rifles the Pockets of Hla ew Made
Friend, tVh Ha a Bar
Collect toa.
Trooper George Edwards, Company F,
Fifteenth cavalry, came to town the other
day to spend hla money. He spent It.
I4tte Thursday night, rad and penniless,
he accosted Harry Rapenlnn of 21"1 Harney
street. Harry ti ok hlra home for the night
and Introduced him to F.d Shuttlenworth.
another rormer In the place. Shuttlesworth
had just returned from South America and
carried a good many foreign eolne. Trooper
George ooveted the same and late last
night when he thought Shuttlesworth safe
la the land ef dreams he appropriated the
i'V, j
$1.25 anJ
Koses Sat
urday
$1.50
49c
Nearly all shades,
fresh cut Saturday.
7 6c and $1.10 Fresh
Carnations. in
deep red, pink and
white; extra large
size. Special, per
(io.en, at . . -35
all loath.
111 irvui"
$1.98
widths nlth.-. ,.na or hlseks This Is
-600 pairs must go prices say they
2,000 Pieces of Cut Star Glassware
Saturday to Go at Half Price
We purchased this great lot of High Grade Glass
ware from the Fostoria Glass Company, Mannffsodle,
W. Va., at just Half the Regular Cost. Every piece is
perfect and cut in the beautiful star pattern. Note
these prices and hurry to Bennett's early Saturday
morning sure.
14.60 Sherbert Glasses, at. doxen .18-85
16.00 Claret Glaasea, at. doxen .... 8.90
13.00 Sugar and Creamer, at set 98o
18 00 Hollow Stein Champagne Oobuls,
at. per dozen S3. 65
11.00 Vinegar and OH bottle, at BOo
12.00 Jugs, different shapes, at $1
12.60 Water bottles, cut neck 11.85
13.60 Dozen Table Tumbler, dui... 91.85
15.00 8-ox. Tumblers, Saturday, dox...B2
15 00 Creme de Menthe Olassea. at. per
doxen 98.50
$5.50 Cocktail Glasses, per dozen .$8.70
6..o Nappies, 4 ox. alze 330
Saturday Gloves Cut Their ,
Prices Away Down
One lot of ladles 2-clasp Kid Gloves In White, Black, Tan
Krown and other shades, sizes 6, 6, 6V. , 7,
" and 8. Many are mussed, others have been soiled
In trying on and some have been mended. Saturday val
ues from tl.OO, 11.35 to 11.60; your choloe 49o
Ladles' Pure Mllanatse Silk nlovee, 1 (-button lengths,
double tine. In white, black, tans and browns, all sizes
from 6 to 7H, $1 values, at 490
L.idlea' Short and Long Lisle Gloves, In all colors and sizes,
worth Me Saturday, at " 89o
Cheese, full cream, per pound BOo
And 10 Stamps
Cheese. Virginia Swiss, lb 85o
And 10 Stamna
Columbia Milk, 8 large cons for 85o
nnieu grange, jemun. per lt loo
3 1 i c lor Taa lla.H.n CM nn.
. i. . . . . . cdqi o i . IB. mw
T. rogan Crackers, per can .860
Ana zn stamps
OX-AM 8AI,B.
Burnham's Tarpon Bay Clams, two can
100
Halliard Olive OH, small bottle 80
Ana iu o Lain on
Van Houten's expert demonstrator Is
now serving their delicious cocoa with
whipped cream.
1 lb. can and 20 stamps 7So
T t I f nniiiwl fan a n. in . . . a n
Quarter ponnd can and 6 stainpa! ! ! ! !s4o
Snlder's Camup, pint bottle B3o
And 10 Stamps
Snlder'a Pork and Beans, large can..80o
And 20 Stamps
York Violet To! let Soap. I cakes for 8A0
. And 10 Stamps.
I?, brs Bennett e Bargain Soap for. 85o
Fluted Cocoanut Bars and Fruit Wafers
coins and a few I'nii a,.,.. -,n ,.
longing to Shuttlesworth. flhuttleaworth
says he saw the whole performance, which
he reported to the police. Emergency
Officer Ijihey arrested Edwards In a sa
loon at Thirteenth and Douglas. Some of
the coins were found on him.
Miss Johnson Chosen
to Principalship of
Omaha Girls' School
Denrer Teacher Will Succeed Miss
Edith Marsden aa Head of
Brownell Hall.
Miss Euphemla Johnson, now a special
lecturer at Wolfe hall, Denver. Cola, has
accepted the position of principal of
Brownell Hall and will come to Omaha
May 20 to consult with the retiring princi
pal. Miss Edith Marsden, and get In touch
with her new work.
The new principal Is particularly well
equipped for her new duties, as she knows
from experience the eastern and western
educational methoda She Is a graduate
of Radcllffe college, and has done post
graduate work at Columbia university. For
several years she was supervisor of studies
st All Saints school, the diocesan school
at Sioux Falls. 8. D., and is now connected
with the diocesan school of Colorado. In
Denver Miss Johnson I also active In set
tlement work and Is the manager of a
neighborhood settlement house. She Is the
daughter of the late William Allen John
son, who for years was a professor at
Berkeley Divinity school, Mlddletown,
Conn.
Miss Marsden, whom Miss Johnson suc
ceeds, will complete the year's work st
the hall and then leave for Washington.
D. C. where she has taken a position at
the National Park academy.
The commencement, week of Brownell
Hall begins Sunday. June 4, with the bac
calaureate sermon, which Bishop Williams
will deliver Sunday. June 4, at St. Mathlaa.
The diplomas will be awarded st the com
mencement exercises which are held at
the church Tuesday morning. June t. Dean
Tancock will deliver the addresa.
Bi.y a Bo klo er' T.tle Catulogue of 5,(100
titles and solve puxxle pictures In Book
levers' contest. 16 cents; by mail, 30 oenU.
Sp
ring Suits
omy for Women
12.) Fine Suitf, superbly tailored and
perfect down to the last detajl of line and
finish; these are from our Hig Iurchaso
of The Famous Hyman Cohn's Hand
Tailored Suits
They are smartly tailored, beautifully lined
and show every lateRt conceit of the season In
colors, roll shawl collars of satin, youth con
ferring satin collars and the severe, mannish
revers. The shades of the suits are tans, navy,
brown, grny and Rome come with the pretty
hairline stripe: serges and mannish worsteds
control the fabrics.
PRICKS (to Hand In Hand With Kconomy
$45.00 Suits for $35.00
$40.00 Suits for 9 29. 50
$35.00 Suits for 925.00
$30.00 Suits for $10.50
Free During This Sale One Beautiful
$.YOO Mescaline Petticoat to match jour suit
with c n suit purchase of $19.50 or more.
All Suit Alterations Fre also during this
sale.
YIm. A. Rogers Silverware Sale Sat
urday at Nearly Half Price
This event promises the biggest values ever known in
the Silver Plated Ware Business. Every piece is beauti
fully finished and beautiful in design. YVm. A. Rogers Goods
are known for his superior quality and workmanship.
Note carefully the prices quoted below and If you need silverware
for your self or for presents, come Saturday. Remember every piece
Is guaranteed for 20 years wear In ordinary family use. Three pat
terns to select from Grape, Carnation and Greylock.
Rogers Tea Spoons, set of II, worth
II for 890
Rogers leeert Spoons, set of I. worth
worth 61.75. for 1.1
Rogers Tshle Spoons, set of I, wrth
$2.00 for 1.S9
Rogers Iiutter Knives. Sugar Spoons,
Pickle Forks .each worth 76c, st
only
Roger's Coffee Spoons,
set of 6. worth II. 25.
lor 790
Rogers' Baby Spooos
6i(c values 8Uo
Rogers' Cold Meat Forks
11.00 values for 490
Rogers' Berry Spoons.
1 values 680
Rogers Orange Spoons, set of I, 12.60
values. Saturday, at $1.39
C knives and forks with fancy
handle. Grape, Carnation and Grey
lock patterns, $5 values, Saturday,
at S8.9S
CHESTS Any Pattern
It knives, 6 forks, 6 teaspoons.
Table Spoons, 1 Butter Knife. 1
Sugar Shell, total 28 pieces. In fine
oak meat, iiz.&u values, ror putur-
day, only. . . .
.88.60
l
100 Olrls Jackets In
plain colore and mix
tures, alxes t to 11
years, all new spring
garments. Worth 16.00,
Saturday bargain 91.89
actuUa Petticoats At
11,00, ' In six new
styles, -some are trim
med with lace, others
are embroidered and
some have deep lawn
flounce with tucks
and hemstitching. See
them at .... 91.00
Hosiery Specials Saturday
Ladies' and Children's Fast Blac
per pair
Sample line of Ladles' plain an
10. lac
lace
arades. Saturday, I pairs for.
89c Silk Hose in black and prettf llg
f Ribbons and Veilings
One lot of wide width Ribbons In
all shades, all pure Silk Taffetas.
Saturday, at. yard 10e
One lot of Mess Veilings In all
shades, worth 26c, Saturday, at,
per yard..... lOe
Bulbs and Plants That Are Guarantaed
Bridal Wreath, 1-year-old, 76c valuea for 36o; Japanese Qulnoe, !6o val
ues for 18c; Iris (Flag Lily) only tc; Large Canna Bulbs, each, 6c
Fire Escapes Must
Connect With Halls
Fire Warden Says it Will Not Do
Simply to Connect Through
Room Windows.
Hotels and lodging houses which are
equipped with fir escapes that do not
open from halls are bains; Investigated by
Kd Morris, city fire warden. Id many in
stances tbe fire esoapee are reached
through some room, says Morris, which
does not ooroply with the spirit ef ths law
providing for fir escapes.
To eliminate these practice, which Mor
ris characterize as criminal negligence,
Ihe fire warden held a conference with
the officials of the building Inapector's de
partment Friday morning and requested
their co-operation.
Morris suggested that In the future the
building Infcpectnr refuse to approve plans
for hotels or lodging houses that fall to
provide fire escapes opening from the hall.
IHck f.rotte of the department .promised
to aid Morris In every way possible.
"I have been conducting a quiet investi
gation on my own account," said Morris
A perfect condition of the skin exists as long; as the blood Is normal,
but when it becomes contaminated with humors and acids its supply of
nutritive properties is greatly lessened, and it becomes a sharp, acrid fluid
which diseases inatead of preserving the natural health and texture of the
skin. Then come Skin Diseases; the character of the eruption depending
upon the nature of the humor with which the blood is infected. If there is
an excess of acid in the circulation the trouble is characterized by itching
and burning eruptions. Other impurities produce watery blisters, rashes,
etc., commonly known as Eczema, Tetter or Salt Rheum, while still other
morbid matters in the circulation cause Acne, pimples and like troubles. It
is right and proper to get what relief one may from the application of washes,
salves, etc., but such treatment should not be depended on alone to produce a
cure only a thorough purification of the blood can accomplish this. S. S. S.
cures Skin Diseases of every character and kind, because it purifies the blood!
It goes down into the circulation and removra the humors and acids, builds
up the weak, acrid blood, and completely cures all skin affections. Book on
fckia Diseases and any medical advice free. S. S. S. is for sale at drug stores
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA. CA. '
Econ
Same as -above In Moire Chest, 111
value for $5.98
We have also Included In this great
sale: i
17.60 Sterling Silver Tea Spoons, set
of I, at S.50
$1.25 Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons,
choice, at 69e
76c Sterling 8llver Souvenir Spoons,
choice, at 4eo
Black Liwn Waists,
91.856 beautiful new
styles, some have
high neck and long
sleeves, other low neck
and short sleeves, ex
cellent values .91.09
Hosiery, all sixes, 20o values, Saturday.
liuo
Hosiery, black and all . oolora, 60c
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ht shades, at, per pair
. - - -
mcKweai ior Saturday
Lace and Embroidered Sailor Col
lars, at, from BOo to 98.50
Lace and Embroidered Dutch Col
lars, a beautiful assortment, at,
from 850 to 93. ft
Beautiful Oriental Coat Sets, Sat
urday, at 98o te 98.89
Lace Yokes, worth up te 11.60, Sat
urday, big special, at ....fee
Linen Collars, sll size ........ loo
Friday - morning. "In many Instances I
have discovered hotels and lodging- houses
equipped with fire escapee that open from
soma window.. In my opinion these are
not much better than no tire escape for
the reason that nine tlmee eut of ten the
doors to the room are locked. This condi
tion spplles more to the older hotels than,
to those erected in later years. But many
new flats and tenements are being built
with the fire escapes craning from a win
dow. "We can handle new buildings all right.
The building Inspector will refuse te ap
prove such plana Now we are going- after
the old hotels and foroe them to put ea
new esoapea This applies to pubUo build.
Ings aa well.
"As soon as Ixtuls Guy, deputy state
labor commissioner, returns to th etty J
will ask his co-operation. I do not know
whether Ouye takes ths view that I do.
but I shall ask him to work with me tn
this matter."
Bnllelaa- Permit.
A M. Raugh. 2428 Msnderaon, frame
garage. IV); Mary V. Wear. 407 South
Twenty-ninth, frame dwelling, 2,6n0; James
Halarka. 2216 South Fourteenth, altera
tions. V,n0; Delia Ford. 4711 North Thirtieth,
frame dwelling. lU.OOO; Mary K. Donahne.
2CIJ-16 Dodge, brick dwelling, 14.000; Julius
Ran, 1230-32 Charles, brick store, 2 bf;
Baker Stone, nw North Twenty-third,
addition to shop, J:).
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