Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, June 01, 1911, Page 3, Image 3
TITE BEE: OMAHA. TTTTRSDAY. JTXE 1 1911. 1 t 5 i v Nebraska Detailed Census of Nebraska Counties. GUYE FflRMSJEW RULES iejIatioas Coyer Rates Wnere -ijat or More Persons Work. The i'.rrt r of the rersus hu jin nin"H the population of Oa len county. -crr-l:n to its minor am divisiona. as follows COMPLIES WITH 3TEW 1A3C2. ACT .... ..V .... '1 .... .s ' ' '"I'ln Feaaltlea ae Ft '- War. Whereay I-Jre Peeewe May Rrrtltf Danairs. A!X.j1 prin-t tl le C -en prec.nrt 'tTii pr ir.rt 1 4 L.wti pr-vinrt ......... 5 It Cree pr:incL M I ar pr--.nrt .. 1 -J H'-nnr pr rir.rt Kusn (r-- pt--lnct Suslrue jwmt '. n T.l The 4r t.r of the census hu annoin--i the population of liarfleid csunty. acconiui to i:s minor eini divtaion aa lui.o: UI9. I9i. Iw 1W 1"5 "9 (fmra a Srafl C jn-i-poi-.d-rt) LIXCOL.V. May 31. (.paai.-Frw the enforcement ot the n-w :it relatinc to the reerulatine; of the sanitation of facto--oerrantila an.! mechaa.cal establish ments where e'a-bt or mart persona are employed, and for the pmper protection of Ufo and limb m sach places. Deputy Labor Commissioner Guy baa f ormnlated aa tenslv set of ri.rs which are to be fol low in the staia nndi-r ths provisions f tha aaw act. TJss new law Impose pena.Uea and prrj !ds ways herehy P-r-sons Injured throuir'i a fa-lur to comply with the law nmr recover dacuup s. The rules aa given out by CwnmwMvr Guy are aa follows: 1. All ss fl s Is I lis anil ULftv der- Lnd 2ana;srQua j McFadden Appointed Inspector of Hotels Sew Office Created by Bulla Hotel Act to Be Filled by Histiagi Trareliag Yin. '"mm a Staff Coi i -aimiid'eTit.) LIXCOLN. 5b.. 3fv IL ?neclal TI-5n.-n.WR. p. McFadd-n. a wll known traveiirs- man of HasTir.a-. was tl-.ls mom ln appi in'l a hotM msrwtor unir ta trovlstofs ot th Eu'.a Sotpl bill. pLwit at t-e nwnt ssjxion sf th ls!atiir. !? Is t rw'f.vt a sa-ary of S pr da whi fn)rajl 'n the w5rt Tha antotnrmnt b- mo Tsi-aoi assistance when his ofrce recetTea appointment aa a postal sartnsrs bank. There w'.ii be a strrcs; d'l-guon from Washlncon. A recent order Jesued fres ail post masters In Nebraska three days racat?bn to attend the convention at Tork. Tore la Fnv,ii;ns; quarters for Gri. CRABTREE LEAVES THE RACE rrwially Withdraws frwsa C fer PinUfsey af wtlwaal Eda tstlsssl A MirUtUs. CrVim a Staff Correspondent.) LTNOOLV. Mst n iSredsi.i Prate Su perintendent J. W. Crabtrea. whom oamc- h.is been BieTit!nnel ft iTienf 19 at la' j i. Duv'ea a.nl matJi.r"rT sri.1 be , .., . , I , . . .. pan Ted a br-srlt yertulhon r-d. I "' -vw J"'T ' w:lr71 Tn 'w I "'cl' w":' presmency ot ta M- X. All exposed cijifs or g rars snail be en- I 's !n i-r"e- rae tsuua acr orovmea fjr j Conai Educational association, haa for- ?he more s;riiment rsrilatlon of all bote's : maily withdrawn from th rs.ee and hu in t!ie s'aie It earned aa appropriation j Issued a statament In which ba aaserta dat of C 00 It the czecutloa of tb provisions he win support principles advocated by af the act. jfrs. Ola FTaas; Toun of Chicago and closed la meral casmif 1. fclvery protrud. r.n set screw in en'lors and anupitnKs on shafuncs or oCier rvoiv lna; macninory sna.1 be countemma or cnrerl wit n me-a. boxjnar. - Keys on sraXmo. wheela etc.. ba.l not be allowed to proiect frorn en1s of shaftinsrs and all dead ends of shaT-irrs snail be enclosed la in a. caslnga or bua tnns. &. Pulleys, belts and shafnrs must protected by b')x.r.- or enuonin the dan ceroua pana wiui metal or ouier suteiiie material. i. Bits shmiid neyer be al!ow! ti rst en sbjLfrlns; when machinerv is tn mot'on. Reet boons rauat be privnd.l whica will hoid th belt'.r.if fr-e from snaftint. T. AH overhead ahiif'ins;. puilevs and kelurur sbidi la nut mure than nine f t from the floor ns'nir be protected by box Ins; or metal eaa.asrs. 1 All belts must be provided with shtff rrm which can be opera'ed fmra the fl ir or should be provlued with friction clutch. All machines known as roil f-l in which the operator fee!a. b hand. fi material, there snail be piax-rd at thu point where matnnl Is fd into the roll roll guards. A device for Instancy iop pinc the machine by the hand or f lot -:' a. so be provided, wluch shall be witn n reach of tils epexaiav when operatlna; the atashmea H. There shall nlaced around each ex tractor, wn-n ta douoo, a metal or other suitable screen. Weed War kiss; Marhiaerr. j 11. Wovmi worhlnc machlfry Is amonir j the most daasrerous of anv u-el in In dustry. The clrrrular r-p saw bund saw. planers, wood abarpers and the many other sharp-dcd tools cannot always be maxie absolutely harmteee. And yet tt Is poee.bie t redura taa axuettr materially and often : altoaelhar. 12. An - effe-ara. and slmpls help Is a j rubber mat to prevent the operator from j shpptntr. Cirroiar saw a-uards are manu- . fact ired by many firms and of various styles suitable to the machine. IX A simpie srrsisremnt of wooden box- , tags or partitions will Sjccnmpllsh the 1e stred obyect w-.tit the band saw. This tiard will euh the saw if broken and ' should also cnntala aa ethanst to carry : away the aawd it- 14. Wsod planers, ' weod shapers. swlnir saws, equal lunar saws, cn-cular head'nir ' lolnters. wood paUahers. buzs piaaes. lathe , bolters aad ail similar machines used in ' mill aad wood, worknur factories, shall be equipped wttn safety deWes necesaary for i the protactioa mt Um operators. TORK IS TO PLAT THI HOST Webraaka 5uri Will Be Tresvted Reyally at Cssvestlss. TOP.3C Nb.. May r. iSpeclal.) The T'rk C-mmerdal club. co-operarJns; with t:ie local sr-mmlttee U make the state post masters' convention, to be held In Torx. an event that win be remembered by every postmaster In Nebraska who attends. The Elks have offered their beautiful clubhouse for the use of the visitors and they pn P" e to a-iFisC The meetimr promises to be one of the most profitable by reason of lr.formation and Instructions to be given by a com petent, experienced postmaster on man airlrs; and working of postal sayings banks which are now being established at the rite of US) a week and every postmaster attending this convention win receive In structions and Information that will be Dr. J. T. Joyner In their fight to compel an investigation of the finances of the association. Calldr-rm Est Parts Grera. AEUNGTON. Jfeb., May 3L Special) The three children of Henry PfetfTer. a farmer, living southeast of here, were badly poiscned by eating parts green, which Mr. Pfeiffer had just bought that dny to put on his potatoes, which wars being injured by the bun. By the auick work of the family and speedy arrival of the doctor, the children were put out of danger. District Caart at Alblaa. ALBION. Neb.. May a. (Special V-District court convenes hr next Monday, June S. Judge Hollenbeck presiding; No mmlnal eases are on the docket and fewsr civil cases usual. The Key to the Situation Bee Want Ada. School Money Ready I For Distribution State Saperiateadent Crab tree Be. porta oa Amooati Going to the Different Conntae. (FY-ira a StaTf O rr-wpondent. ) UNCOLN. May E.-t?peuaX-The semi annual apportionment of the temporary cho:l fund of the stats to be distributed among the ninety-two counties has been made by Stais Superintendent Craotree, The funds are used for the support of sthooia in the counues to wti h they go, and are apportioned on the basis of the school population o( the vsvlous count! as, those Included be.ag a.1 persona between the ag?s of i and a years. Ths dlviaioa of XI money by eouacias aad ths school population foiinws. School App. County. Fop a. Fun la Adams li.T manner ............. i.M B.auaa fc., Boone . ." Box Butts i.jrj Boyd it.sw Brown Lai Buffalo 7. MO Burt 4.x Buuer a.1- -a-s cj- Ced.ir i J Chaee ijvt Cherry 2.j Cheysnna 1.1.1 -ay OH Coii'ax 4.U4 Cuming Custer E"acjta 2.H3 Dawes Lawson 6.17S Deuel Dixon . Dodge ......... .3 Doughs Dundy LJ( Fi.imore 4 aj I'rannlin J.S'3 Frontier .... 2.3 Funu 4.173 Oate ga Garden T9 Oartield l.l'C "ioeper l.. G-raat JL tireeiey li9 HaJ 5. "'IT Hamilton 4.U Hayes l.t; Harlan . 14 Hitchcock L Holt a'IFil! H.-xiker Howard Jefterson - 5.301 Johnson Kearney Keith , Keya Paha . Kimball Knox Lancaster ... Lincoln 1.5.U 3.1.77 . L1M4 1S Sttl.4 4,s-n LsM. Ju L.wl.X Lkhu.iU 7.4-i.7T 4.3l.70 a. 1ST s7 S-JM.Jo i.4ti7 -, i.:e.a I. e Jt l.t-tu 4. j. : 4 Itl.lB 5. J7I.U a.t.4.: LSc: a Jus al ci; m 4.111 o n. m 4L19S ii 1.3 7 4.S14.0S J..'.t)7 es 2.5- 3.IO 4. 13M .!. W r:.t 11!.35 LK12 .97 34 30 13. S.Htl.U 4.4M5J Lire. 73 t.aei.JS l.T 49 S,-4.2 2-S.25 tin IM 1. !... M LW1.11 L . r.7 74 til. 14 CW 48 4. CM Lnxaa LH.p 3-a l son r i yrtu . .. Merv. a M rrt .i a.e . t ti a . N ickoi.s t't.- t a wnee FerKlna i he ps Fierce .. F'atte Ni J-. 1 Wiliow .. R- hardsoa ... Kw s 6a ine brpv Saunders .. .. i'ott.. Eluff f-eward Shrndan Sherman Sioux suann TnnyiT Thomas Thurston Vai.ey Washington .. Wayne -ster heeier Tjr Totals t.n 1. a ...1 i 4"S .jj: . L .: hl7 1 .w 1 -. i 41.1 7 VM fll i. ; !.- Z ,4k , 1 -in : 4. I 4 ti"t 4. J"?1 4.1s 5. 4a 1 "4 44 : 1 eJ. ilt i. I 7 4.1.J M US M J. Til J 73" i4 l M 14.17 7J 1.K7 7: 1 . :". is &. via 4( 1 . 7 i :. - 17Ji.S i. '.I IH :.: ..n t.4 14 1 -.: I'll w 4. rs X'7 24 l..Wi.:n 4-J C 1.V42 7 4. . ars represented y students, soma coming f m as far distant places as Forlda. Lou slan and Oregon Ts foHowing is the list: Iowa "Si Indiana 2 Kansas - Nw Jersey Z r.or,1o 1" Teneeee Mine-url 1" " a.ioma s-.'i-h r-akota M'rhman Wyoming U trkannu M.nneeoia 7 Nevada Montana Illinois Cs.if.inua Massachusetts ireson 4- I ouiiaaa ".io J Florida W.m-oesea .. Utah Nw lork H Ansona Haho 2 North Carolina Pennsylvania Virginia .rrX43 C7&.j. REGISTRATION AT UNIVERSITY Tatal HWr af Stadeats at lasrltw rtaw lUtfin Tatal af Faar Tsss sas4 Six TwtstyTws. 'From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, May IL iSreclal.) Ths last reports of ths university show that of ths 4.53 students registered at the Institu tion there are but eight from foreign coun tries and only ZU frcm other states and territories. The number of foreign stu dents Is lower that It haa been at different times in the past, but ths registration from other states Is higher. Those who enter hers froca foreign countries. It is thought by ths school authorities, usually register from their homes, but In the cases ot students from other states many are thought to register from places In this stats merely to avoid the payment of a n fee required by all non-resident stu dents. There is no way of checking this falsifi cation, and in many cases It relieves ths students from the fee. Freshmen who come from other states many times move to Nebraska towns before their second regis tration, according to ths registrar's fig- E'-erpts frera th New Tork STvssilng Mail fell the fallowing r-istirs to ths Ne braskan s part In the trial : "It s Bursner who wrote ths trial brief on both the law and the facts ta the original suit aca.net the S umr trust He a.eo prented a iar part of the evl denc in this ease In court. And so wU was his work performed that a verdict of tirsuins was brought la against the trust. It Is a.so conceded that the result ot this trial led to ths settlement by the Sugar trust of all other civil claims, amounting to upward of C.'WS "Following this S'trveastal work as aa assistant district attnrnev In the federal service. Mr. 'Whitman sent for Buckaer and appointed him on h.s staff here. There was no political Infuence behind, the appointment, for Buckaer had no po ll 'leal friends" BUCKNER PRAISED FOR WORK IN BIG TRUST LITIGATION aeewred Tsavietiaa af Dei a OHellly, Laylaa Peaadaflww for Trast Settle-meat. Ksta Shelby May R CARROLL la. May IL Mbts Kata irrim a Staff Cor-wroT-dent 1 --ne.oy. Iowa s tamous heroine wuo sav-w. LINCOLN. May Tl Special. rnr Ms Hv r paaseogers or a .-sortn- work in the Dan O Reirv case in New I etern train near Boons. Ia about Tork C!tv. Emory Buck tier, son of Rev. j r9" r signalling ths train and Mrs. J. r. M Buckner of mtverwltv j un Prevent a wreck, may r""" D1. ,. . ,,. . 1 from her present Illness. Her phystriaa mlnnt lewal authorities In that city and from the dalTy press. Buckner. who is a graduate of the State university and who. while a student here, was manager of the foot ball team, haa been assistant district attorney of the federal service for some time past and In the O'Reilly ease suc ceeded in securing a conviction of ths defendant tor various criminal practices. said today that shs showed, much tmpreva ment. , Cswatesteff Dsllsis buy tmubie. but a g-n.i-na quarter bnya Dr Kings New Life Pills, for constipa tion, malaria and Jauntdlca For sale by Beaton Drug Co. , Ths Key to ths Situation Baa Want Ada. 1 NSTTJEE'S TONIC Of the non-residents, seventy-five come from Iowa, that having the largest repre sentation of any stats. Kinsss is second, with twenty-four, and Colorado and Mis souri tie. with seventeen. Thirty-one of the states and territories The need of a tonic in the Sprin; is almost nniTersally recognized. Bodily fatig-ne, fickle appetite, poor digestion, nerrotxsnesa, lack of energy, etc., prove that the proper amount of notxrishcient is not belay snpplied ta the body throtiuh the crcalation. The stomach, bowels, and digstire mem ben are slunrish from lack of sTiTfinlatigg nutrition, and in conseq-aenre th entire body sailers from the effects of a poorly noanshed constitution. The use of a real blood-purifying- tonic when the system is deranged from lack cf nourishment, will often prevent the development of some aerioos sickness, because weak systems cannot resist disease, while healthy, well rjcunsheil constitutions are able to ward it off. No medicine is of ralne as a tonic ex cept one which purifies and enriches the blood, for until this isdonetit body wi!l not receive its required stimulus and disease-resisting powers. S. S. S. is the best Spring tonic because of its genuine ability ana worth as a blood purifier. It builds up the depleted system in the true way, by jrtri fyino; the blood and supplying an increased amount of noTfliabxaent to et rry portion of the body. S. S. S. rem owes all impurities from the circulation, and overcomes the unpleasant phvsical ailments of Spring. S. S. S. is for sal at drug stores. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CD- ATLANTA. CJL , 'mtmtmmm3-mwmmmmmmmmmmmmmimrm mmm- - , , . , : , 7, , , If . a IS. AH floor- iwvolvtng dangerous con- , n actions with metal ax high: pressure shall . be covered wtth ' msujeuucg mars and kept. I at all times, sffectlveriy lisuiated. j M. Signs or ndMasnc laanpa must be ' used at a-t switches, ia siectrus light and 1 newer asaata or ottiet- slaces where htwn ' praseiira currents ' are used. u show whet tree ths) rurrent la oa or off each ' circuit- Whca cur etit la turned off a clrcott. for ; repair, ths switch must Crst be tagggMl as a men t at snowmtT tor whom It is turned aft aiuft said tat saail bear lha iMxne o( ! ths Bsrsom for whom switch la so Lagged. 1 Pais, tag she 1 not ba removad or current ! turned oa until the persoa for whom It j was tagged saali notify the operaXur that I kls wora has cetised. I 17. Ail gaoari uni7 machines, dynamo I motors aad transformer boxes snail be ; efficiently groun-Lau and suu.d be sur- ! rounded with woodsa fence or railing or oinar non-cos luc tin g materuu. uxevatewa. VL Every elevator, whether freight or lissaeiis.ni. sha.1 be equipped with a spaed governor safety device. IA Every eievator ahall ba equipped with gates or drops to be not leas than six feet at height. itver nara or cua.ns snaa nut be used. j Ss. All freight elevators shall be equipped J with a stipuu or gun to waxa persona ot ! Its approach. I n. Ail lauxhes or locks on eiovator doors , must ba kept la good order. SL A41 freight eievauira most ba in- I etoes9l aa all Sour sides to ths h eigut at ; aot was ttvaa six taac Batlsra. ZX Waara a number of boilers deliver , to cosunaa steam nain. there must a.weys ' be a snut-eft or taroctl vatve fur eaca ' boiler to take It out of salire for re pairs, aad inapactwa. a men neces.Lui the en try tharaoa sf the workman. X metal I snield shawl ba constructed cow ertng the taadwheai of the valve, hinged in the en- ; ter aad eoatainijia' basp and lock, and said shield to ba paintad red and marsed 1 with the wards "au In Bauar." The i workman shall ba aowed ta retain his , key la his psessioa whija la - .1 buuer. 24. Every factory or othr institution, mora tnaa two stones la height, mut ba eiulpped with euuuua fire-proof. iron 1 stairways, chute or tu 004; -,- Ajto one autamam metawic tire est-ave tur every ; tweaty-Clrs per..as . working or eonatre gaunug taarata at aay ona lira, wao, tor 1 any reaaoa, ara unauis to reaca or ass the t seud era-proof ituitvi, ca-iee or tobog- I AXt Crs escapes of every caturo and saign must be avprovod by the deputy j eiiiiiiiiiMMiei u i4 mt. ja. yiedi mm iuu minel ipa ayptli. aiiun. Caaia Lakor. ML Statutes No. 647a, No child under the aa ut lu rteea tltj yaxs aoa-1 be em puiyad, prm.tied or suXred to work ta or In eanaectloa wrta a-y theausr. conaart haiL or tiaca of amusement, or in any ptasa where totoxlcaXing tivtuor is suid. or in aay uexcaxuiia UiLit uUi-r.. store, ufucc. hots-, la unary, taetury or orJ,n..p. 11 Oidraa Mistca t.ie . . .f fuur tsaa ti4 aad sixteen lll yearn .a-u be em paied oaiy upua a c-rti.:ca.e rroiu u.e scaoo. auperlnieadeiit or schuoi o-Scers in MU.ST.TTT DRAW EES 15c Regular 2Dc values. Neatly made of god quality mTislin. - CORSET COVEES FOR 15c 29c Values. Well made of good materia.;. Embrotdery axtd lace trimmed. to n nn? u u 1 y2 ( iilSniwriM opposrrEfom loyal Jlk7 .U vyv!7uu LiU ! Ji ljU U uv WHITE MUSLIN UITOZU&IORTS Pretty new muslin t rules-skirts Deep flounres of heavy em broidery and rows of lacs, with wide ribbon trimmings. Worth to S2.s. on sals st 7c SILK PETTI COATS AT $1.89 Regular $4 valui Blacka aad all cotora at- $1.89 r Vsl tSrAfIY P13 SEAS0N- AS A CONSEQUENCE WE FIND OURSELVES WITH A TRTETTDOUa STOCK OF WOMEN S HIGH GRADE WEARING APPAREL THAT MUST BE DISPOSED OF AT ONCE TO rVTATrr. ROOM FOR otto PTnTTT.AT? qtttmttt? RTOfTT YOU STOP TO THLNK OF THE VAST AMOUNT OF MERCHANDISE IN THIS SALE, OUR ENT1E 1MI TalafCOMSf IFTnxf0 YlucAY70 THIS SALE COMMENCES TOMORROW MORNING ALL OVER THIS BIG, EXCLUSIVE LADIES' OUTFITTING STORE PROMPTLY AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. BETTER" COME Remarkable Waist Sale t v "V VS L II 1 IX'L 1-sT jT-v ,Miv-v-ciTi -la Day. S. atatutes Ne. C7. No persoa ahaU be employed 10 sacs ad ten jU buurs in any a Statutes No. 31. It shall ba the duty 1 sf every agent, proprietor, superintendent ! er ampioyer of fema.e beip in sioths. of -rkrea or scnaou. a ithm tms stata to pro- j vide a cnaur. stool or seat for eexh and ! ates T suca ampuiyo. upoa which uea fa- j workers sha.l ba a-lowed to rest whan their duoee wU lpernut. ja No tssnaia aaaul be employed ta any 1 factory or other inat-t J'uuu mure tian tea (Is hours ta any one day. ar.d ara.l Bu ba amptuywd between the hours at iv ' a c oca a, sa. aaa s a uotia a. suu Maew Sebwal Heaew at taavtlle. W.U3HTTT.1 . Nea.. May h coatract tor building the new addiUoa ts the Bashvilla school house was ax to Graber a Thaainson. Wjcal bidders, aad may wl4 commenra the erection of a wing ami in taa eerire front af the old build -aavl aaora thaa aoubling the aceomma aUvOoa. bwalitea ronovatieg the o-d part as 2. Harry A taa Ual Baatriaw Merekaat Mart ky rail I EKA TRICE. Neb.. Mar SI-(Special- Harry Otuder. a mactiuuet empioved at aloa pacific ro.n.!h,ni hra fJ stairwxir Ui.t nx ; th W mrit George Sm.tn c -ar -e r List eveamc. broke fc.a vft bu'.ir anu cut h s head m,r.l f-c ba.lv lie feu a ui- ua at twtv ta.t I $LC0 Summer Waists at 39c Pretty white lingerie waists in a number of attractive styles; regular values to $1.00; on sale at 39c $2.00 Maxqui-ette Waists at 9Sc Beautiful new jiarquisette waists, low neck and kimono sleeve effects, handsomely trimmed; on sale at 9Sc 52.00 Ebroidered Waists at 9Sc Dainty new embroidereii waists, made with, low neck and kimono sleeve effects ; reg ular $2-00 values; on sale at 9Sc $L50 Scramer Waists at G9o An enormous assortment for your selection; high and Dutch necks, long and kimono sleeves; regular $1.50 waists; on sale at 69c $5-00 Pretty SiHc Waists at $2.4S Extraordinary Skirt Values $3.00 Tailored Skirts at $3.93 Chiffon panamas, worsteds, serges, etc in pJeated and gored effects. Some axe plain tailored, others handsomely embroidered. $4.00 Par? an Skirts at $1.9S For misses and little women Blacks and all colors. $10.00 Tailored Skirts at $4.93 Wiry black voiles, chiffon Panamas, French and torn serges, fancy mixtures, etc. All sizes and colors. $15.00 Handsome Skirts at $7.93 Best French Altman voiles, serges, poplins, worsteds, etc. A large assortment of beautiful new styles in plain and handsomely trimmed ef fects. Eegular $15.00 values; some worth even more; all go at $7-93. Tremendous Suit Values Every suit in the house ha been marked down to actual manufactur er's cost for quick selling. 200 Tailored Suits, worth to $23.50, at i $9.50 All splendid styles and col- j ors, in serges, worsteds, etc j 50 Tailored Suits, worth to $20.00, at! $7.50 Well made suits in pretty! tailored styles. Tailored Suits, worth up to $45.00, at $15.00 Every -leading style fea ture embodied in these beautiful suits. They are splendidly made, perfect fitting garments. White Serge Suits, regular values tc $2750, at $12.50 Splendid white' serge suits; also white with black hairline stripe. Made in strictly tail ored and handsomely trimmed ef fects. $7.50 Linen Suits at $2.9S-Short, jaunty jackets, gored , or pleated skirts, These come in ail sizes; in white, natural and all colors. Splendid Coats for SuiiLtner Vcax at One-Half and Less Taa Serge Coats, regular $17.50 to $27.50 values, $9.50 Also white and navy serge coats. Very handsome styles with pretty sailor collars, satin trimmed. All sizes "for ladies and missies. Silk Pongee Coats, regular values at $25.00, $9.75-Beau-tif ul new pongee silk coats, in scores of pretty styles. Some in plain tailored effects. Others handsomely trimmed with wide shawl and sailor collars. Black Satin Coats at $8.9S Rich black satin coats, pret tily trimmed, worth $17iS; on sale at $SD3. $25.00 Black Satin Coats at...'. $12.50 Silk Finish Rep Coats, regular values to $12.50, $4.93 Made with the pretty sailor and shawl collars, trimmed with satin and embroider-. r---J--Hrt 'L P--n&5l WHITE APRONS FOR 23c Word iOc HamatttfuV ed. m.broldared and faaer rufSd. wita pretty Uttl aid pocketa. Summer Dresses at Slashing Price Reductions $5.00 Summer Dresses at $1.98 Very pretty new light lawn and percale dresses, in scores of new styles, light and dark shades. $5.00 Linen Coat Dresses at $2.98 Attractive linen dressefi, low necks and kimono sleeves, lace trimmed, buttoned all the way down the front. Blues and tans. $7.50 Lingerie Dresses at $1.98 An enormous assortment of pretty lingerie dresses in scores of pretty styles, all sizes. Actual values to $7.50; going during this sale at $L33. Beautiful Lingerie Dresses at $5.00 Worth to $15; madae with high or Dutch necks, long or kimono sleeves. Beaoliful all-over embroideries and lingeries. Summer Dresses, worth to $7.93 at $2.9S Attractive new. styles in plaids, checks, dotted foulards, etc. A tremendous assortment in all sizes and colors for your selection. $20.00 Handsome Silk Dresses at $6.98 Beautiful messa line, foulard and taffeta silk dresses, in plain colors, stripes and fancies. All splendid new styles and colorings. - Actual values to $20.00 during this sale at $63$. , Muslin Underwear Sale 79c Muslin Gowns at...39c $li3 Muslin Gowns at. ,9Sc $1.00 Muslin Gowns at. .49c 53e Corset Covers at 29c $1-30 Muslin Gowns at..69c $1.00 Corset Covers at.. 49c $1.45 Corset Covers at. .69c Muslin Drawers, CornhiTiaticn Suits, Petticoats,, etc- at just half price. Made to Measure Skirts, Suits, Coats and Dresses at Reduced Prices Our large stock of dress goods must be reduced at ones. Hence such low prices. Every garment guaranteed to be per fect in fit, quality and superb man tailoring. Tailored Skirts, Made to Meuscxe, $3.9S Complete for tha making and the materials. Tailored Suit3, Made to Measure, up from $20.00 Pongee and black satin Coats, made to measure at reduced-prices. Visit our tailoring shops on the premises, and see how we make such splendid garments. HOUSE DRESSES Neatly mada booaw dross-1, la blga and low keck effects. Light and dark wash materiala. Rriralar 11.50 dresaea. oa sa, at, eaca T5 CORSETS Good make corsets, in all sizes. Regular 75c values, on sale, at, 33c UNEN SKIRTS Splendid .white Uoan waaa gklru. la score of aew pretty gtylea. all liaa. Regular values to 11.41. on gala, at ..JSf LAWN KTM0M0S Cool, dainty long" Lawn Kimonos, tn a beautiful aasortfeent of pretty col or. Belte4 rfacts, g alar 1.79 value, at, ' 7IX DRESSING SAC QUES Dainty Lava SacQaea, wlta fall kimono sieves. LlgHt and dark bade. Regular 2) value, at. "-ctt 15 MESSALINE PET TICOATS Splendid SUk Meaaa llna Petticoats, la blacks, white, striae and all colors. Regular S3 val ue , oa aala at.. $2.98 HEATHER BLOOM PETTICOATS Regular $10 black and colored petticoats on sale at C9c SILK -OM0N0S, Beautiful Silk Ki monos ta v retry Coral partem. at Half Prl.-.. MADE TO MEAS URE SKIRTS. Ele?at pretty itylea to , elect from. In paca- aad worsted, ma st . L J i;flfMJa-7rr 003 ttOTTL LOYAL MATT ORDERS WILL BE FILLED SAME DAY RECEIVED. MONEY REFUNDED IF ANY PUR CHASE IS NOT SATISFACTORY. S