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Extra Specials In Our
White Goods Dept.
far Monday
Fine soft finished English Long
Cloth, 36 Inches wide, worth 39c,
yard 25
Fancy Madras, assorted figures,
fine and sheer, worth 60c, yard,
35
Sheer round thread Flaxons,
broken and plain checks, worth
39c, yard .25
Fancy Drees Linens, including all
colors, worth 39c yard....l9
Fine Chamois finished Nainsook,
38 inches wide, very soft, worth
39c, yard 25
Ten pieces high grade Mercerized
Batiste, fine and sheer, worth
50c, yard 30
HE high quality, the absolute dependability of our merchandise is the secret of our success the reason
for our ever increasing patronage. It's the offering and delivering of dependable goods at the very
lowest prices obtainable that has won for us and maintains our immense clientele in Omaha and
throughout the middle west. You're always certain of satisfaction here we guarantee it to all.
Your Silk Bargain Opportunity
- The Grand Final AVindup of our July Clearance Monday
will certainly set a record for future events extremely hard to
equal. Don't miss one of these magnificent Monday specials.
TO - YD. for all Silk Foulards, Pongees, Plain and Novelty
ovist
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Monday's Specials in Sheets, Pillow Cases
and Bed Spreads fff Of Famous Domestic Room
Aurora Half Bleached Sheeting, 9-4, yard 2Gc
Pepperell Sheeting, unbleached, 9-4, yard 22c
42-inch Bleached Casing, 18c value . .... 13V&C
Standard Sheets, seamless, well made, 72-90 58c
Lexington French welded seam sheets, linen finished, round
thread, 69c value 55c
Dreamland Seamless Sheets, 81x90, 85c values 75
White Horn Pillow Cases, 42x38 25c value .....20
Linen finished Pillow Cases, 46x36, 16c value 12ttt
Glen wood soft finished well made Pillow Cases, 42x36, 18c value . ...15
Satisfaction 36-ln. bleached Muslin, 10c value 7tt
18-lnch Cotton Crash Toweling, 12 He value TV4
Union Mills fringed Bedspreads, full size, $1.75 values V.$l 5
Elenora large size hemmed Bedspreads, Marslelles design, $2.60 val 1f)'
German linen Hemstitched Huck Towels, 18c values T.liSl
Lawn and Batistes. 10c value
Dress Ginghams In checks and stripes, 12 He value ...".."...".".',". .. io
White Goods, Lawn, Swisses, checks and stripes, values to 16c '. "lO
Buyers In Search of Rags,
Carpets,
Linoleum, Shades, etc., should
see our offerings of new fall
patterns.
9x12 Axmlnster Rugs $18.08
9x12 Seamless 10 wire Brussels
Rus. at $14.98
9x12 Seamless 9 wire Brussels
Rugs, at $13.75
9x12 WUton Rmgs, seamless,
$23.75
9x12 Ex. Velvet Rugs, seara-
$18.75
7-6x9 Seamless, 10-wlre Brus
sels Rugs, at $8.08
6x9 Seamless, 10-wlre Brus
sels Rugs, at $6.98
Surface Linoleums at square
yr1 69o and 490
Jap Matting, Carpet Pattern, t
.yard gso
Wool, extra heavy Ingrain Car
pets, yard 39o
Best Oil-opaque Shades, 7 fept
long; ' 39o
Best Water Color shades, 7 fet
Ions B5o
juessannes, xaiietas, etc., in tue most wanted weaves
and colorings, 75c values and over 5,000 yds. offered in this
splendid lot.
f 1.00 Foulards at 48c All the odd
lines and pieces of the famous
Cheney's Shower Proof goods that
Bell regularly at $1.00 yard.
91.25 reu de Sole 88c Just 10
pieces In this lot, 36 Inches wide,
black only. Messallnes also in
cluded are regular $1.25 yard
values.
Mail Orders Filled from daily ads, except in case of hour sales
or when otherwise mentioned. Fresh fruit and vegetable orders
sent only by express and at purchaser's risk.
Bed Spreads,
Sheets and Pillow
Cases
In Our High Grade Linen De
partment Monday
Imported Marseilles Bedspreads,
heavy knotted fringe, full size,
worth $8.00, each $4.50
Imported hemmed soft quilted
Marseilles Bedspreads, full size,
worth $5.00, each $3.25
Hemmed and fringed Marseilles
and crotched Bedspreads, worth
$4.00, each $2.50
Full slae fringed crochet Bed
spreads, assorted designs, worth
$2.00, each $1.50
Twenty dozen high grade Bed
sheets, size 81x90, well made,,
worth $1.00, each 69
100 dozen high grade Pillow Cases
two sizes, strong and durable,
worth 20c, each 12 H
75c Emb'dries, 25c
Monday we will sell an ele
gant line of 18 and 27-inch
Skirt Flouncings, all high
grade, full width, beauti
fully embroidered on fine
Swiss; regular 50c and 75c
a yard values at, yd....5c
Special Sale of
Wash Goods in Our
High Grade Dept.
Everything must go In order to
make room for new fall goods.
All our 16c and 18c Organdies and
BatlBtes, to close 12
Fancy Bordered Batiste, 40 Inch
wide, good pattern and colors,
25c value 18t
Fancy check and striped Voiles,
regular price 25c 15
'32 inch Scotch Ginghams, good
patterns, fast colors 15(
Marquisette in ' plain colors and
floral designs, good patterns, reg
ular 60c quality, at, yard.. 39
Silk mixed goods in all colors, 39c
25
Drapery Depart
ment Snaps
In Monday's Sale
$4.60 Lace Curtains Full
size, large assortment of
styles; at, pair. .... $3.25
$3.50 Lace Curtains, $2.50
$2.00 Lace Curtains In ecru
only, Monday, pr...$1.25
Oriental Conch Covers Full size,
big variety of patterns Just re
ceived, $3.50 values, Monday,
l $2.50
$3.00 Rope Portiere for double
doors, Monday '-S3.95
Muslin Curtains Very neat de
signs, $2 values, pair . ...95
35c yard Curtain Swisses, 46-ln.
wide, on sale, yard 1J
75c Bungalow Net ... ... .-45
OOc Bungalow NeU ..-.x.25
20c Bungalow Nets ... 12 ft
50c Galloons, 19c
Wide embroidered Galloons
are today most popular
embroideries at a very
low price; Monday values
to 50c a yard will be sold in
3 lots, at
yard ..12MiC, 15c, 19c
IVe Do the Furniture
Business
Grand Rapids Prices Monday
We have a Parlor Suite, genuine
leather, worth $27.60 wholesale,
on sale Tor $22.50
We have one genuine leather,
worth in the factory $25.00,
for $19.50
Also a heavy Massive Suite that is
a snap, for $35.00
Come in and see our line Saturday.
MATTRESS SALE.
Tuftless Mattress, 45 pounds, ad
vertised everywhere for $16 to
$20, guaranteed 20 years; our
Price $13.95
Genuine Felt Mattress on sale,
at $8.50
Cotton Comb'tlon Mattress $4.25
Cotton Top Mattress, 4 5 pounds,
on,y $2.75
CLOSING OUT PORCH FURNI
TURK 4-passenger Lawn Swing $4.98
4-pa88enger Gliding Swing
onIy $9.50
Solid Quarter Sawed Oak Rocker,
at $2.95
Sewing Rockers, solid oak $150
Let Us Figure With You On
Furniture. If You Want Anything
Get Our Price.
Interesting News of Our Great New York Purchase
'New arrivals make Monday's assortments and
values even more attractive than those of last week.
Xew, clean, high class merchandise of quality and
in variety that leaves nothing to be desired, will be
placed on sale Monday at prices actually less than
the value of the materials alone. The department
was crowded Saturday. We expect unprecedented
selling Monday. Come early arid get first choice.
Your Choice of 375 Beautiful Tailored Suits Se
cured from Turkel & Felstener, N. Y., at a great bar
gain; latest styles, best materials, plain and fancy
colors; all go in Monday's sale at one price, $8.95 'A
$3.85 Dainty Wash Dresses, in
AUover Embroideries Mar
quisettes, fine lingerie, etc.;
values that sell regularly to
$15; Monday, choice $4.95
275 Ladies and
Misses' Wash
Dresses that were
made to sell to $4;
your choice Mon
day $1.00
Pretty Silk Dresses In Foul
ards, Taffetas, etc.; all sizes,
splendid assortment of new
styles and colors; values to
$20. at, choice $0.95
500 Ladies' and
Misses' Wash
Ditsses that were
made to sell to
$7.50, choice Mon
day $2.45
Handsome Silk
Waists, in Jap
silks and Taffetas,
all colors, values to
$5, at $1.50
111'
You Never Betore Had Ready-to-Wear Outer Garment Bargains
Offered You That Would Equal These in Quality at the Prices
Ladies' Colored Princess Slips That sell reg
ularly up to $3.00; on sale Monday, your
choice .98c
Ladies' Lawn Waists, worth $1.50, lace and in
sertion trimmed; in Monday's sale, choice,
at . 50c
Women's Taffeta Silk Underskirts In all col
ors, pretty styles that sell regularly to $5.00,
at $1.95
Women's Long Silk and Wool Albatross Kimo
nos, that sell regularly at $5.00 and $6.00; in
Monday's sale at S2.95
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See . Our New Line of Demi Tailored Waists, all sizes 32 up to 50 bust.
Prom Grand Island Independent of
Tuesday, July 25th.
The Complaint About Prices
From time to time for a year or
more, complaints have been heard as
to the hUli prices of living In Grand
Island. They pertained occasionally
to- rentals, but more frequently to
food stuffs. Kecently in the last
week especially these complaints
have become urgent and louder, and a
few days ago the Independent was
requested to explain why certain ar
ticles of food cost, as alleged, from
BO to 100 per cent more In Orand Is
land than in other cities of Nebraska.
It will not be difficult to perceive
how an extraordinary, unnatural and
uncalled for reign of hlRh prices
could injure the wellfare of this city.
But are the prices for food stuffs
higher here than elsewhere? Com
plaint was brought to the Independent
yesterday tnat new potatoes were be
ing sold for a dollar per bushel
wholesale In Omaha, whereas they
were retailing here for J2.65. Why
the difference? Incidentally It was
learned late yesterday that a whole
sale firm here was offering grocers a
car. If moved quickly, at 11.00 per
bushel. But there were 600 bushels;
the potatoes so new that they are
known by dealers as "green" and
would not "store" or keep over a few
weeks; they could be handled only by
Immediate distribution, and on a cash
basis. No one grocer felt free to take
them, and retail them at $1.25 or
thereabouts, though a combination
mlnht yet be made.
This the Independent is informed,
explains why such a firm as Hayden's
at Omaha, is advertising new potatoes
at 40c per peck, while the local con
sumer was paying or said to be pav
ing 86c per peck. The Hayden firm.
It is claimed, buy In five carload lots.
The Hayden firm's advertisement ap
pearing In Omaha papers contains
mese quotations:
19 lbs. oest granulated sugar ..$1.00
Iutohess cooking apples, peck ..20o
10 bars Diamond C soap 2Ao
Best creamery butter 25c
No. 1 country butter 23o
No. 1 Dairy butter 20c
Selected eggs 17 Ho
, 4 bunches carrots or turnips ....Eo
Large heads fresh cabbage 6o
8 bunches radishes 6o
And the Grand Island reader of
Omaha Dapera scans more of such
quotations and wonders what Is the
, matter, If anything is the matter. He
ought to note, first, that these prices
are announced as "prices that are
not controlled by the Omaha trust"
and will conclude that they are per
haps exceptional. More or less, he
runs across the same experience in
meats, etc., etc
This la the quotation from Omaha
referred to by The Omaha Be article
of Triday Eve., July 88th.
Hayden's Grocery Prizes Are the Talk of Omaha and Every City North, South,
East and West of Omaha.
8S per oent to 50 per cent saTlng to
the Housekeeper Is oar motto. Wo keep
down the high oost of llTlng.
10 bars Diamond C or Beat-Em-All Soap,
for jj0
-' sacks Best High Grade Family
Flour
10 lbs. best White or Tellow Cornmeal,
loo 15c
Bromangalon. Jellycon or Jell-O, pg 7 He
Grape Nuts, pkg .". ,i0o
1-lb. cans Campbell's Soups 7Ho
7 lbs. best bulk Laundry Starch. .. .25o
6 lbs. good Japan Rice 26c
4 lbs. fancy Japan Rice, 10c quality 25o
Golden Santos Sorfee, lb 20c
The best Tea Sittings, lb 12Ho
Corn Flakes, Breakfast Food, pkg.. 6 Vic
Gallon cans Golden Pumpkin or Apples,
for 1 5c
Gallon cans Golden Table Syrup.... 30c
The best Soda Crackers, lb 6c
The best Crisp Pretzels, lb Bo
Tall cans Columbia River Salmon.
OH or Mustahr Sardines, can....
McLaren's .Peanut Hutter, lb.
,12Vio
,.40
15c
Butter, Oheese and Egg' Prices That Are
not uontroiea dj tne omana Trust.
Fancy No. 1 Creamery Butter, lb.
.26o
Good No. 1 Country Butter, lb 23c
The best Dairy Butter, lb 21c
The best No. 1 Eggs from the farm, per
dozen 17 He
Full Cream Cheese, lb lBo
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Vegetables Prices at Xess Than
Wholesale.
Fancy Denver Wax or Green Beans,
ID
?er
Oo
Fancy Denver Peas, per quart ...,7Hc
Fancy Denver Cauliflower, lb. ..12 Vic
4 bunches home-grown Beets, Carrots or
Turnips 6o
8 bunches Fresh Radishes So
6 bunches Fresh Onions 6c
2 large Cucumbers for ...Be
Good cooking Apples, peck 15o
2 stalks Celery Bo
New Potatoes, peok 40c
Pieplant, lb 2Vfco
Market basket Crag Apples for Jelly 35
California Plums, basket
Apples for Jelly 3 5o
asket 60c
California Peaches, basket 25o
Thread Sale Mondar
Monday morning we will sell
Machine Thread in 3 lots,
per spool
at lc, 2c, 3c
500 yards Basting Thread on
sale Monday, at, per
spool 3V2C
Special Items In Oar
High Grade Linen
Dept.tor Monday
High grade Table Damask, dew
bleached, full width, assorted de
signs, good value at $1.39, yard
at 91.00
Bleached and unbleached Union
Linen and Imported Mercerized
Damask, worth- 79c, yard. .500
Grand assortment German and
Scotch Dinner Napkins, war
ranted pure flax, worth $4 per
doz., 6 for 98
Strictly all pure Linen Barnsley
Toweling, plain white or colored
border, worth 19c, yard. -12H
Union Linen double Hemstitched
Squares, size 33x33 Inches, as
sorted patterns, worth $1.00,
each 454
Grand assortment high grade
Turkish Towels, fringed, and
hemmed, worth 39c, eachi .25
Hardware Dept.
$1.00 Safety Razor . . . .59c
1-qt. Aluminum Sauce Pan
for ...19o
Half-inch Hose, cut to any
length, per foot ....... 10c
No. 3 Galvanized Tub. .59c
16-gallon Garbage Can, 98c
6 wood Coat Hangers. .10(5
100 feet extra Galvanized
Clothes Line .29c
0. K. Washer $5.95
Any Washboard 25c
Large Racine Clothes Basket
for 49c
5-foot Skirtboard 49c
Qt. Tin Fruit Cans, per doz.20
7 rolls Gold Band Toilet Paper
'or 25
PEOPLE OF PORTUGAL UNEASY
Opponents of Republic Are Fomenting
Trouble Secretly.
GOVERNMENT IS READY TO FIGHT
Detarkmeats of Reliable Boldlerr
Are Seat to Moantalaoaa Dis
trict to AlUr Hostile Feel,
lags of the People.
PARIS, July 29. Persistent reports of
new revolutionary activities In Portugal
excite the curiosity of Europe as to the
destiny of the youngest of the world's re
publics, it Is certain, however, that the re
publican government, which now seems
fairly well on Its feet, will offer a stern
and probably bloody defense to any effort
. at restoring a monarchy. Twenty thousand
reservtsia have been called to the colors
and are stretched alc(ng northern and
northeastern frontiers, the most vulnerable
points for Intruders.
Another Important phase of the present
situation Is the unrest known to be pre
vailing among the mountaineers element,
which has not yet become accustomed to
the new order of things. To measure these
, people the government has Inaugurated a
policy of dispatching to the mountains
mall detachments of soldiery commanded
by an officer whose business Is to explain
the objects of the republlo and counter
act the hostile influence of ' monarchist
; agents.
Asaerteaa Own Faaaoaa Castle.
The Schloss Leniburg, the famous Swiss
"Tower of London." one of the oldest and
largest castles In Swltserland, has Just been
purchased from E. E. Jessup of Philadel
phia, by another American, Mr. Klsworth,
who Is a relative of Andrew Carnegie. Mr.
Jessup restored the castle at great expense
to Its orignal style to when represents the
epoch when the powerful baillfs of Berne
ruled Swltserland.
The castle, which Is situated on a hill
1,663 feet In height. Is In reality more of an
armed village surrounded by a high wall.
It Is the most picturesque and movt Im
portant monument of ancient military
architecture n Swltserland.- It Is easily
reached front Lucerne and Is open to
visitors.
Masaaa Boar Heats Qalrkly.
An Interesting contribution on the power
of recovery of the body after hard work
has been made to the Academy of Science
M. Amir, the reporter, demonstrated that
the human organism rests after work la
accordance with the law relating to the
cooling off of a heated body. The formula
of Lutton explaining the rapidity of the
body In work applies also to the rapidity
of rest. Consequently one should find ac
cording to M. Amar's theory, that rest Is
more rapidly obtained when the work has
been rapid.
Agaalr, New Point of Interest.
The seaport town Agadir, on the western
coast of Morocco, was little known of until
the arrival of a German warship which
plunged all Europe Into the fear of compli
cations and even gossip of possible war.
Now Agadir has leaped into world-wide
notice.
T3ie sous region extending far back
from Agadir, Is rich In mineral and agri
cultural wealth beyond the dreams of en
gineers and offers new proof of the fact
that Morocco Is a country teeming In nat
ural resources, which have only to be
skillfully worked to make It one of the
wealthiest regions in the word.
In tha past the relations of Europe with
Agadir were Important. In the sixteenth
century the Portuguese disembarked there
and built a fort. The Dutch Imitated the
Portuguese In the eighteenth century and
op to 1773 the Spaniards claimed the right
to land there and seek provisions. An
English company established Itself at Cap
Juby, but was forced to leave by tha sul
tan. England had, however, a vice consul
at Agadir up to the eighteenth century.
The bay of Agadir Is perhaps the finest
and most protected on the Moroccan coast.
and should Morocco eventually be divided
among the powers would be a splendid
naval base for the lucky acquirer.
Better Ae-roplaaa Motor Needed.
The lesson of the European circuit aero
plane race Is the necessity of developing
a better motor, according to the opinion
of the experts. The delays to the airmen
from accident were comparatively rare, but
motor trouble was a frequent complaint.
The power In the motor Is believed to
have been excessive. In this respect the
experts agree with the general contention
of Wilbur Wright, who rcently pleaded for
a halt In the struggle to obtain great
speed. What Wright wishes 1 that the
rules of speed races should be changed so
as to limit the site of the motors, eighty
miles an hour, in his eyes, being a good
average. French experts want manufac
turers to strive for the same regularity of
motor In an aeroplane that now exists In
an automobile; In other words, give up the
struggle for speed and concentrate on regu
larity and safety. As one expert said,
"The bird Is created. He haa a body and
he has wlnga. but his heart does not beat
regularly.
As America Kin
la the great king of cures. Dr. King's New
discovery, the quick, safe, sure cough and
cold remedy. 60c and U 00. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
BERLIN SAYING SICKLY MEN
Afflicted Factory Workers Find Com
fort in Night Sanatarinms.
GO DIRECTLY THERE FROM WORK
Great and Costly Sewer System Fin
ished in Berlin and Subarbs
After Lapse of Thirty
Eight Years.
BERLIN, July .-The establishment of
night sanatorlums in the forests surround
ing Berlin, where weakly factory work
ers and store clerks may combat In the
midst of pure air the evil effects of close
confinement during the day Is the latest
novel effort of "the city sanitary authori
ties. Three of these "night cure" establish
ments, to which the sickly workers go
direct from their workshops at 7 o'clock
each evening, have been erected, two for
women s,t Elchkamp and Bchonholx and one
for men at Johannlsthal. On their arrival
the workers are served with a hot supper
and then retire to rest In hammocks In
which they lie enveloped In sleeping sacks.
They are sheltered by a roof from rain,
but the sides are open and no curtains
are permitted to hinder the free circula
tion of the air. At 5:30 o'clock In the
morning breakfast Is served and the pa
tients proceed again to their work. All of
those treated In this way have benefited
to such an extent In health that the
authorities have decided to build a large
number of the sanatorlums so as to serve
every district of the capital.
Great Sewer System Finished.
The gigantic operation of draining and
sewaglng the city of Berlin Is about to
be completed after thirty-eight years of
labor and the expenditure of 142.600,000.
When the work was begun in 1X71 the capi
tal had only 860,000 Inhabitants; now it
has 1, lot, 000, excluding the suburbs.
The total length of the canalisation
pipes, which are of Iron and earthenware.
Is Just over 796 miles. This Includes the
rainwater tubes, which run - Into the
Lower Spree, and the sewage conduits,
which extend to the municipal sewage
farms around Berlin. The beneficial effect
of the modernisation of Berlin's system of
drainage Is shown by the diminution of
the cases of typhus fever from 1.40 per
1.000 In 1873 to 0.M per 1.000 In M0.
Germany Lacs In Aviation.
That Germany is still much behind
France In aviation Is the conclusion gen
erally drawn from the results of tha Ger
man Aviation Circuit race. Although
prises aggregating more than (100,000 were
offered, only fourteen of the twenty-four
flyers entered took part In the contest
and none was able to complete the entire
circuit of 1,164 miles. The winner, Beno
Koenlg, dropped out of two of the thirteen
stages of the flight.
Only three of the aviators crossed the
finish line at Johannlsthal. Llndpalnter,
who for three-quarters of the race looked
like a certain winner, had to give up at
the last, his nerves completely shattered
by the strain of thirty days of flying, and
nerve, rather than machine defects or acci
dents, were responsible for the failure of
most of the other competitors.
The contest differed from recent French
contests In its freedom from serious mis
haps, there being no fatalities nor serious
accidents, except a fall by Thelen, which
confined him to the hospital for some time
with concussion of the brain. . ,
Aeronaut Lost Over Bfonntata.
Minor accidents and thrilling incidents
were reported In plenty, however, the most
dangeroue experience being that of Hoff
mann, who started out at nightfall on the
most difficult stage of the whole circuit,
the flight across the precipitous mountain
mass of the Harts, entailing an ascent of
several thousand feet almost directly in
the air from . the starting point, Nord
hausen; a fight with the gusts and whirl
winds around the summits of this Isolated
mountain range and an equally precipitous
descent on the other side of Halberatadt.
His motor proved too weak to carry him j
over the summit, and he finally decided to
follow the alternative route around the
mountain at Halberstadt. In the twilight
he lost his way and cruised aimlessly for
two hours over the forest and rocky side
valleys of the mountains, In danger every
moment of striking a fog-hidden cliff or
tree top. Finally, when his gasoline was
almost exhausted, he discovered a small
clearing on which he landed, smashing his
machine but luckily escaping unhurt.
Many Dlfflcaltleo Encountered.
The competition was carried out at times
under difficult circumstances. Heavy, al
most Impossible, winds were the rule for
the greater part of the way, but the chief
obstacles were the fogs encountered on
several stages. Postponements were sev
eral times necessary and on other occa
sions the flyers found their way only
through the abilities of the army officers
carried as passengers. These received a
training In scouting and reconnolssance
work which will be utilised during the
army maneuvers this autumn.
The results of the race, however, were
regarded as a triumph for the German
aeroplanes. Though Wrights, Farmans
and other machines of foreign design com
peted, the three winning aeroplanes were
of German type and construction, Koenlg
flying an Albatross biplane, Vollmoeller an
Etrlch-Rumpler monoplane and Buechner
an Avlat k double-decker.
BREWERY BARON IS GENEROUS
Lord Iveagb. Hands $25,000 to the
King for Hospitals.
BUYS PLAYGROUND IN DUBLIN
Duke of Connauftht, Bloat Popular of
the EnglUh Itoyal Tribe, of
Temper Likely to Captivate
People of Canada.
LONDON. July 29. King George's visit
to Ireland turned out much as did that of
his father eome years ago. On both oc
casions it had been predicted that there
would be trouble, or at least counter
demonstrations. Neither . occurred.
The king and queen Indeed received a
very warm welcome from their Irish sub
jects of all political parties. In Francis
and Partclk streets, the only two remain
ing slum streets, the residents In which
are all ardent nationalists, their majesties
received a very enthusiastic ovation, but
it is not suggested that the vt.-lt ' has
changed the politics of the people.. King
George and Queen Mary went Into this
district to open a play center established
by Lord Iveagh, the lmmennely wealthy
'head of the Guinness family, for the chil
dren of what is probably the poorest dis
trict In the kingdom.
Lord Iveagh, whoso employes run Into
the thousands, is doing a great work In
Dublin, for besides his housing plans, he
is a liberal contributor to charity, and to
celebrate the king's visit handed his
majesty $250,000 for distribution among the
hospitals of the country.
Few Autos in Dublin.
Dublin Is undoubtedly the only city of
any pretensions In the west that haa not
succumbed to the motor car. For a city
of Its size fewer cars are seen here than
anywhere else, and as for tsxl-cabs, not
one has yet made its appearance. For gen
eral use the Jaunting car is still supreme,
and It Is certainly more picturesque. On
the road to the races, at Phoenix Park
and Leopardstown, not more than a dosen
motor cars were to be seen, practically
everybody driving out.
The duke of Connaught, who will soon
go to Canada as governor general, is about
the most popular man In England today.
The popularity, which was that of his
brother. King Edward, seems to have fal
len to the duke. During the coronation,
when he. In common with the other mem
bers of the royal family, were naturally
much In the publle eye, the duke, who is
familiar to the public, was picked out
oftener than any other man and always
given an ovation.
Probably th chief reason for this is the
easy, natural manner of his royal high
ness, who, like the late king, has the fac
ulty of putting people at their ease when
with him. He mingles freely and always
has something friendly and jovial to say.
He, too, is recognized as a soldier of no
mean ability and his action of commander.
In-chief of the Mediterranean, a place more
social than practical, was much applauded.
He Is a soldierly-looking man and In every
way appears much stronger than any other
member of the family.
The duke is sure to become as popular
In Canada as he Is at home. Diplomatic
and democratic, he Is just the man for the
place, and it Is the hope that lilsappolnt
ment for absolute Independence, which
some people In England believe Is threat
ening In Canada.
Rosebery Has Many Titles.
Lord Rosebery, still to be known. to the
general public by his old title, will In offi
cial documents be designated by a string
of names that might almost make a king
envious. It was disclosed In the, official
announcement of the coronation honors
that Lord Rosebery had received no less
than three new titles. They are Baron
Epsom of Epsom, In the country of Sur
rey; Viscount Mentmore, in the county of
Buckingham, and earl of Midlothian. Lord
Rosebery had before this five peerage ti
tles, namely, earl of Rosebery, Viscount
Rosebery, Viscount Inverkelthlng, Baron
Primrose and Dalmeny and Baron Rose
bery of Rosebery, Kdlnburgh. As a mat
ter of fact. Lord Rosebery haa hitherto
sat in the House of Lords as Baron Rose
bery. He will now have the precedence of
an earl of the United Kingdom. The list
of his orders, chief of which is that of
Knight of the Garter, would more than
use up the alphabet.
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The big sale continues all week
with as good or better bargains
all the time.
Monday and Tuesday we win sell
an tnat s lert over. Misses and
Children's White Canvas Ox
'ords 50k
Monday and Tuesday we will still
continue the sale of Men's Ox
fords, broken lots; $4.00 grades,
some $5.00; at 95
We ape still selling broken lines
In women's white canvas Ox
fords, also pink and blues
at $1.00
GREAT BARGAINS
100 pairs Women's Dress Oxfords,
patent colt vamp, black and
brown Buede tops; very stylish,
low button; former price $6.00,
Bale price $1.05
Extraordinary Bargains 200
pairs Women's Russia Calf and
Tan Vlcl Kid Oxfords, hand
turned sole, former price $4.00;
Monday and Tuesday. . .$1.J)5
Take Notice Boys' Scout Shoes,
the shoe every boy wants,
comfortable for the hot weather
and with the wearing qualities
that make them ideal boys' shoes.
$2.60 grade sale price, .81.85
$2.00 grade sale prlce..$55
Twenty lines of Misses' and
Children's Strap Pumps and Ox
fords, 20 per cent off. This also
includes boys', youths' and little
gents' oxfords.
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