TIIE BEE: OMAIIA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1011.
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One lot of $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Shirts;, very special
$1.00 Accordion Silk Knit Ties; special, 65c; two for $1.25.
$1.00 and $1.50 Four-in-Hand Ties; choice 55c; 3 for $1.50.
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' 25c Wash Ties; special, 20c; three for 50c.
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Children's Wash Suits all go at a saving of S3Ys.
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.All Greatly Reduced in Price. .
Store Closes at 5 o'clock. Saturdays at 10 o'clock.
RIDLEY-WINS HANDICAP SHOOT
Indiana Kan Beats Ida Grove Shooter
in the Shoot-Off.
MEETING IS MOST SUCCESSFUL
Finish of the Big Event l Pulled Off
Friday Morula, DUf Betas
Caused by DuIum Thurs
day Evening.
The lxth western handicap shoot, held
under tha sanction of and managed by the
Interstate association, on the grounds of
tha Omaha Oun club, has become a matter
of history. The closing session was held
Friday morning when the handicap tie be
tween William Ridley of Aldlne, Ind., and
a C. Collins of Eagle Grove, la., was shot
off, resulting in a victory for the former,
who broke twenty targets, straight, while
his opponent failed on two.
The shoot should have closed last night,
but It was called on account of darkness
nd for the further reason that when
shooting stopped Thursday night, J. R.
Outamer of Oolumbua, Neb., stood to win,
having missed but one out of sixty targets
In the 100 race, which gave him a chance
for a lookln as a possible winner of the
handicap. However, he missed two out of
bis forty remaining, which put him out of
the running.
The last day of tha shoot opened with a
small crowd on the ground, most of the
entrants having left for their homes. Those
who had not finished In the race on 100
targets of the handicap seemed to be In
poorer form than the entrants who stood
. behind tha traps Thursday.
reread te gstoet Off.
Tha handicap having been concluded and
Do winner developing, Secretary Shaner
named himself as referee and Henry Mo
Donald of Omaha official marker. Then
ha called Ridley and Collins to the traps.
As tha two men walked up to the nineteen-yard
handicap line, tha word "fire"
was given, Ridley shooting an L. C Smith
and Collins a Stevens' repeating gun.
Both men got their targets. The crowd
pack of tha ropes maintained perfect
silence as tha two men popped away ' at
tha "clays." Both seemed steady, but In
tha fifth Collins missed, sad in tha twelfth
Ridley missed his bird. From then on
both man shot true to their aim, each
killing nineteen of the twenty targets, re
sulting in another tie
There was a short Intermission, when
Referee Shaner again called tha men up
behind tha traps. Collins was tha first to
hoot, and It was notloed that he was
hooting lightly below the target, knock
tag oft a bottom. Ridley waa driving
straight to oantar. On the. third Colons
missed bis target and again In tha twelfth.
It was apparent that ha was seised with
an attack of fever, while Ridley was kill
ing his birds just as they commenced to
drop In their outward flight. He kept up
his steady and sura gait to tha 'finish,
making a Boor of twenty targets straight,
while Collins quit tha field with but eigh
teen to, his credit.
Salting tha opportunity to make a IltUe
peeoh, Referee Shaner, wba has been tha
guiding star of the tournament, introduoed
Mr. Ridley as tha winner of a handicap In
whloh tha bast shooters of tha world had
.participated. Ha designated it as aa honor
Well worth striving to gain. Tha gold
medal, tha trophy of tha meet, waa pinned
upon tha braaat of tha Indiana champion,
wUa MssntSed ta a. few words, serins: tie,
fee lad Ataa km heat,
ConttmrtaaT bis remarks. Secretary Skaner
referred ta the tournament as one of tha
beat aver held m the United States, suc
cessful in every particular.
William Ridley, the new amateur cham
pion is a butcher, oonductlng a shop In
bis home town. Ha has been shooting
. fifteen years, visiting the state tournaments
where be has made some fairly good reo
crda. Ilia flret crack ?r41ng was at tha
tournament Just dosed, where In the
money-back system match ha killed tot of
tha targets, winning t46.tt and making a
run of 1X7 without a miss.
Bteeelta ef the Headless.
The event waa run off in an hour, the
handicaps and tha results being as follows:
WESTERN HANDICAP.
Hand-
. oaP- M M n Tot
J. H. jvoei... it IT IS 18 15 1 87
H. F. Gray......... 1 IT It II 17 M
Joe KouUky 11 IT 10 It 18 it M
C. O. Gallatly.... It IT 17 17 18 30 S
T. Huston . 1 18 IS 17 18 Is at
W. A, Brown It U 1 N II 20 S7
Ed Verner it 1 18 18 is it
C C. Tappan...... It JO IT It It 17 92
A. C. Connor It 20 It M It It t7
A. R. Chealk. ...... It. 80 18 It It IS 89
O. H. Ditto .. It 18 IT It It tO- tl
M. Mioop It 1 It It It IT 89
H. B. Pottlnger 1 19 It 20 18 ta
J. T, Bklly It It 17 18 li 19 87
C. C Collins.. It HO 20 t0 18 to- Ml
U. B. Eaton It It 20 It 17 Is W
1 A. Uatea It 18 18 It 80 20 tt)
William Ridley ..... 10 20 to 20 20 18 98
F. G. Bill. .......... U 17 20 17 16 It 9
Homer Clark . 22 It It 20 It lit 96
W. R. Crosby....... 22 It 18 18 17 18 W
Fred Gilbert 22 It It 17 18 It 92
J. K. Taylor U It 20 17 20 17 tJ
C. G. BLXHioer 22 It It 18 17 18 tl
"Wk H. Heer 22 18 It 18 It 18- 91
U B. German 22 It It It It 19
Hd O'Brien 21 20 18 17 It It 83
U. W. Maxwell . 21 19 20 20 18 ID- to
J. R, Graham 21 It 20 20 li It ttt
H. D. Freeman- 21. 20 It 17 20 17 W
K. Dixon 21 18 li 16 .. ..
J. a Day .. 21 20 It It 18 14- tO
J. B. Young tl 18 20 16 18 18 82
Potter White... .. 81 It 17 It li 17 tl
H. G. Taylor..... 21 18 20 18 20 It 86
Burt Lewis SO U U 11 li 20 il
Art Klllam 10 It 20 18 17 17 il
8. A. Huntley 80 It li It 17 18 2
T. B. Graham...... 10 SO 29 17 19 16- 91
L. M. Feathereton.. 80 18 17 17 1 18 84
R, W. Clancy.- 18 17 18 li 17 88
C. J. Chili grin 20 20 It 1 18 17- 85
W. M. Veaoh ..... 20 18 It 18 1 tl7 tl
R. Thompson. ....8019 19 19 18 tO- 86
G. K. Mackls...... 18 18 17... .. .. ..
John Peterson 18 W . 18 II 16 18- 12
C. M. Ukey. ta ib ur is
Ira Nowles.. U 1 18 IT 18 18 88
T A Marshall.. 18 It 1 li 16 14- S3
N. Muncy...... .18 18 18 IT It 18- W
W. L MulfordTTZ.. 18 IT 20 16 18 18 87
R. eT Murray 18 20 17 17 17 14- 86
W. HI MoCreery.... 18 18 li li 17 20- 83
A. P. McDowell. 18 18 20 li 20 17- 84
H. B. McDonald.. 18 20 17 16 18 18 bt
John Maland 18 16 It 17 18 10- 86
F. T. Lowering 18 IT 18 li 16 12 78
C. W. Utherbury... 18 19 20 18 17 It- 92
C. D Dinderman... 18 19 It 18 18 16 il
Guy Taylor 18 18 20 11 18 17- to
W 8 Hoon - 18 17 15 18 It It 88
E. W. Heath. 18 IT 19 16 17 IS 87
J. A. Howlett.. 18 17 1
W. E. Grubb...... 18 li It 14 18 18 86
D D. Gross 18 16 17 IT 16 16- 82
A. K. Goertng 18 17 It 17 14 IS tl
L H. Fltsalmmons. 18 .. .. . .. . .,
B. F. Elbert 18 14 18 18 18 17 SO
O. R. Dickey 18 17 19 16 17 17- 86
K. Dworak 18 IS 18 17 16 19 ,89
B. A. Dixon 18 19 19 IS 17 18 92
M. Dlefenderter. 18 17 19 18 18 18- SO
I. C. Davidson 18 14 18 16 20 20- S3
F. B. Cunningham. 18 16 16 16 17 18 88
K. 8. Collier . 18 It IS 18 19 18 98
F. Campbell... 18 16 17 It 17 It 87
D. D. Bray......- IS 16 18 14 16 16 78
Sid Balrd 18 IS 18 20 18 IT 2
John Burnham .. 18 14 16 16 18 18 8T
J. Avlusworth.. . 18 It 20 18 18 20 84
F. Walter -18 16 18 18 18 17 89
D. O. Whitney. 18 17 15 16 IT 17 82
H. W. Vletmeyer... 18 18 14 18 U 16 68
B. F. Veach 18 17 18 17 18 17 87
J, O. Van Cott 18 17 17 16 16 17- 83
C. A. Thorpe - 18 13 15 It It 18 84
W. D. Townsend.... 18 14 18 It li 16 81
M. Thompson. 18 14 16 18 11 16- 81
U Btockwell 18 18 17 17 16 IS 86
O. A. Schroder . . 18 17 IT II 18 90
A. Southard 18 17 IT 20 16 17 87
C. U Richards....- 18 16 20 10 16 17 8t
G. A. Rober - 18 20 18 It II 17- 94
George Rogers - 18 16 20 li 16 17 88
w. m. flUUipa II 13 II la ia iv cu
F. P. Osterman .... IT 16 17 16 ir IT 82
IT 80 19 17 U 1
IT 15 16 16 . 16 18 80
IT 18 IS 16 11 14 T
IT 18 IT 14 10 15 69
IT IS IT 18 IT 17 87
17 It 17 18 So
William Watklns .. 16 16 16 18 IS 17 M
F. Williams 1 7 7 U 15 It ..
William Voirt 14 17 14
H. K. Turner 16 16 11
C. A. Thumtnn 16 17 U .". ..
M. H. Turner 16 IS 15
H. T. Moore 16 11 1"
E. Tapin H 13 17 16 .. ..
D. Bkoog 18 1S 1 14 16 17 ..
C. E. Wefken 16 H 18
C. I. Sofranek 16 13 1 "
C. I. titurafon 16 li 14 U U 17- 18
Charles Smith 16 15 10
A. B. Robertson.... 16 19 16 .. ..
J. H. Vayne 16 18 19 18 18 19 92
Otto Jenaen 16 11 16
Wbllr Win rrffloT. All.
The free-for-all shoot, which opened at
tha first sesalon of the tournament, was
finished early In the afternoon. In thla
150 targets were uaed Tuesday, the same
! number Wednesday and 100 yesterday. For
the three days the high men among the
amateurs were:
Potter White, 3K; J. 8. Toung, 391. and
R. Thompson, 31.) targets, respectively.
This makes these three men winners of
the tournament Id the order named.
Among the professlonas the high scores
and the makers were:
II. Clark and W. R. Crosby, tied on 3M;
C. E. Spencer and W. II. Heer, tied on 492;
Fred Bills, 390.
With the professional there are no win
nings, they simply shooting for place, ani
for advertising purposes. They all repre
sent manufacturers who dal In yuns.
ammunition or equipment used by hunters
or( trap shooters. They attend all of the
tournaments, and while not at these
shoots are on the road selling goods.
Amatears Topnotcbera.
In the last day of the free-for-all, but
one man made a straight on the 100 tar
gets. He was J. S. Day, a professional
from Memphis, Tenn. Aa on the previous
days, the amateurs were among the top
notchers, and while none of them made
straight scores the following finished with
ninety-nine targets each: A. C. Conner,
Springfield, I1L; C. H. Ditto, Klethaburg,
111.; J. 8. Young, Chicago; E. J. Chingren,
Spokane, Wash.; N. D. Thorpe, Columbus,
Neb., and Fred Call, Axtell, Neb.
Those making ninety-eight were: Joe
Kautzky, Fort Dodge, la.; Ed Verner,
Adams, Neb.; H. B. Pottlnger, Charleston,
Mo.; C. B. Eaton, Fayette, Mo.; H. Dixon,
Orange, Mo. 8. A. Huntley, Bloux City,
la.; R. Thompson, Carnesvllle, Mo.; N.
Munsey, Iowa City, la.; W. L. Mulford,
Klrkvllle, Mo.; E. S. Collins, Shelby villa,
Mo.; F. Campbell, Waukeen, la.
Those with scores of nlnety-Beven were:
William Ridley, Eagle Grove, la.; J. R.
Graham, Dong Lake, 111.; Potter White,
Watertown, S. D.; T. E. Graham, Dong
Lake, III.; C. W. Llttenburg, Fairfax, Mo.;
C P. Shumway, Milwaukee; George Relm
er, Durant la.; Fred Nelson, Holdrege,
Neb.; W. F. Holts, Shelby, Ia
in tha class with ninety-six target to
their credit were: C. C. Tappan, Gandy,
Neb.; W. H. Clay, East St. Louis, 111.;
C. C. Collins, Aldlne, Ind.; William Veach,
Falls City, Neb.; Henry S. McDonald and
W. D. Townsend, Omaha; A. P. McDowell,
Faulkton, 8. D.; E. E. Breckenrldge, Man
ning, Iai; H. J. Rlbhausen, North Platte,
Neb.
Thirty Moneys ta ghoot.
In this shoot there were thirty moneys,
the total net being 11,487. The high men
will win 11 per cent, the nextfO, the next
9 per cent, and so on down, tha decrease
being in tha same ratio. In this ehoot,
during the three days of the tournament,
78,050 cartridges were used.
Western Handicap.
Tha premier event of tha day, aa well
as of the tournament, waa tha western
handicap, with 188 entrants, thirty moneys
and a purse of 81,360, divided into thirty
moneys, the winner receiving 250; second
high man, 8123.30; third, $10940; the win
nings of tha other lucky ones decreasing
In about the same ratio.
This was the event that was not fin
ished when night came on. At the oloae
last night C. C. Collins of Aldlne, Ind.,
and William Ridley of Eagle Grove, Ia
were high with scores of ninety-eight each.
However, It Is possible for J. B. Qutxmer
of Columbus to win. When time waa
called, his squad. No. 81, had shot at
sixty of the 100 targets and he had missed
but one. In making 'the announcement
of the postponement of the shoot. Secre
tary Shaner stated that doing so was
only In fairness to Mr. Gutimer, a pos
sible winner.
Wind Drops Score.
Tha shooting during the greater portion
of the afternoon was not up to the high
average maintained during the tournament,
the scores dropping to a low level. This
was due to the high wind.
The race for high place during the eta
son, between Charley Spencer of Bt Louis,
Taylor, German and Heer, who prior to
yeaterday had shot 1.200 targets and were
only three targets apart, has been set
tled. Spencer being the winner, 'in the
ehoot for 100 targets yesterday Spencer
missed thirty-six; Taylor and German,
thirty-seven each, and Heer, thirty-eight
This gives Spenoer the race by one target
out of 1,800 and an average of 97.23 for
tha eeason.
TtinjndarB teorea.
Tha score for tha last day of tha shoot
follows;
Number of Targets
80 80 20 20 20
J. I If J. I a .
If IB 14 18 U 17
74
gei
W. J. Noble ...
F. C. Nloholaon
C. J. Nelson ...
A. D. MoDonall
D. Morrill 17 17
O. A. Lewis
W. V. Holts
C. M. Hoohreller... IT IT K 17 11
O. Hoffman 17 17 14 16 14
E. O. Heaehaw .... 17 18 20 17 II 17- 88
A. Helaer IT IT It It 16 It W
P fl Hnlnrorth IT IT 17 IT It 11 Hi
N. J. Utover it 16 IT 14 IS It 7
a Freel IT 18 It 20 17 10 14
A. H. Frye IT 16 IS 15 18 W 83
Ben Donnelly IT 18 It II
C. B. Burbank 17 20 16 14 18 14 82
B. E. Breckeoridae 17 14 It 18 16 18-
A. B. Bahr . - IT 20 16 It 18 18 SO
Bert Anderson IT 16 16 18 17 15 81
A. L. Tearons ...... IT 17 18 It IT 18 8t
B. B. Ward - IT 16 IT 16 ..
F. Weatherfaead.... IT 16 18 It 16 IT 86
R. H. Woodruff.... IT 18 It 16 IT 18 87
A. D. Thorpe 7 18 10 U 16 19 88
C. R. Bhumway .... IT IS 18 It 20 IS 14
M. R. Snnta n It 11 M II IT 17
K. J. Starker IT 1 IT la IS la H
U. tees IT IS 17 IS IS U SO
L. 8. Kambo IT 16 IT 17 16 It 86
A. tt. Rodebauch... IT 16 40 IT H It SI
H. J. Rebhausch.... IT IS IS M It 16 87
George Relmers.. IT IS 18 18 16 18 87
C. T. Rankin IT 18 20 It It It 96
C. Moyuald W IT 17 IT 16 14 81
I. N. Price . .. IT 14 18 19 16 18 86
F. R Patch
M. K. Neville.......
Fred Nelson .,
F. Murtaugh
A. Muldoon
J. R. McDonald ....
P. A. Morrlaon ....
Bert Lebron
H. P. Jacobsen....
E. O. Hutchinson.
M. F. Hosier ,
W. J. Harris
Thomas Hufford
IT 20 16 IS II 16 )
16 It It 16 It 15 88
16 18 18 It U 18 42
16 10 16 16 16 It 68
16 13 IS 14 11 15 68
16 16 IT 18 10 16 78
16 14 16 16 18
16 18 16 14 16
16 IT 10 17 17 18 76
16 16 16 18 18 16 84
16 18 18 16 14 le 82
16 It IT II II 18 80
16 IT 18 IT .. ..
J. B. Gutamer 16 It 20 10 18 IT M
O. J. Graves 16 It 19 40 II 16 86
kd Orlmra It
P. J. Ford.. 16 T 10 .. ..
1aud Delaney It II 16 17 18 M 14
I. C. Den 16 It 16 16 .. ..
L. R. Conn 16 It 18 It It 18 M
A. K. Chambers.... 16 IT It It 19 to 44
Guy Cooper 16 It It IT IT 18 10
1. F. Caldwell-.... 16 It It It II It 94
Fred Call It 18 18 18 It It St
J. il Biggs.. It 18 16 16 IT It 7t
L. C. lHrth. 16 It 18 U 14 18 41
H. Brown II 16 19 - .. . .
D. W. Boooe. ll 17 18 16 II 11 O
Uroer Boode .... 16 ..
J. H. Boyle . is II 18 U IT II 8T
J. V. Benrd. II II 40 It IT 40 44
W. H. Beachy 18 II II 16 18 18- 85
J. H. Bauer 11 11 IT ..
W. R. Annagaat.... II II 16 IT 18 17 84
A. F. WUcos .... II II 16 II IT 15 M
H. Willis II IT It II It 40 tt
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Will Cause People to Think on Saturday
The Thousands Who Know Kilpalrick's Methods Will Believe and Oe Quick to Respond
ale Starts 8 A. HU3. Biggest Bargains Yet
i. H. Noel.
H. F. Gray...-
H. E. Kautaky
H. G. Galatly
Charles Dar .m,
W. A. Brown, m...
Ed Verner
C. C. Tappan M.
A. C. Connor.......
A. R. Clark..........
C. H. Qark
M. Thorpe
W. H. Clay...
G. Boathow
H. B. Pottlnger.
J. T. bkeely
Tl.
10 18 14 It IT 48
80 18 18 It 20-45
40 40 IB 10 20-98
18 14 14 It tO-M
It IT 18 40 IS SI
18 IS 20 80 14- 86
11 li W 20 20-SS
80 20 20 17 19 Sii
20 20 10 20 IT S9
14 20 20 14 17 44
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. . . m 18 li 20 20 18 96
... 40 80 80 IS 18 48
It 20 It M 20- S4
40 20 20 19 It 48
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IS It 46
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20-88
20 18 It 20 19 47
20 20 20 20 It St
. 20 20 40 20 18 98
. 20 14 SO 24 2049
14 18 20-95
T. C. Collins. 20 20 18 IS
C. B. Eaton... .-.J It It 20 40
L. A. Utea... II It li U
Wm. Kelly....
F. G. Bills....
H. Clark
W.tR. Crosby
F. XMlbert..... 20 IS
Bigler 40 18 It IS 16 90
J. R. Taylor. . 14 IS tO 20 14 86
C. CI. Speucer . tt 10 tO 18 20 tt
W. XL Heer 10 20 It 20 20 tt
U 8. Oerman ,, 90 20 M It 1 M
A. Olsen It II It IS IS M
Ed O'Brien .. IS to It to 97
George Maxwell....,. tv 10 40 It IS S8
J. R. Graham .... .. 20 20 20 IS It 47
H. D. Freeman.. . .. 20 It It 20 20 S8
IL Dixon . IB 0 30 40 It 98
J. 8. Day , 20 20 tt SO tO-lOO
J. S. Young - ... 20 19 20 SO 20 St
Potter White. . 10 20 IS 20 IS 47
IL G. Taylor.......
J. IL Hook
Hrt Lewis.. , , , ..
Art KlUsn ,
8. A. Huntley..
T. E Graham.-..
IL MagnuMon- ..
R. W. Clancey.
K. J. Chingren
Wm. Veach....
R. Thompson
W. C. McNamare
O. K. Machle
John Peterson......
C. W. O'Key
Ira Knowlea ........
T. A. Marshall.....
M. Muncy
W. L. Mulford. ........ 19 14 40 K to- 98
R. E. Murray 17 20 19 17 17 90
W. H. McCreery . . IS 19 17 19 IS S3
A, P. McDonald.. .... tO IS IS 18 TS S6
K. B. McDonald ... 18 20 20 IS U 96
John Maland.. ..... 20 19 18 18 20 46
F T. Levering 16 20 II IT 14 M
C.' W. Utherbury 19 19 20 19 S7
C. D. Llndurman . 18 19 40 19 18 44
Gray Taylor 18 18 IT 18 IS SO
W. S, Hoon..... 18 SO SO II IT t
VL W. Heath .. 18 80 16 18 18 St
J. A. How lett. ..... IS IS IS 16 1 SO
W. E). Grubb ,,, . li 14 It 20 IT 94
D. Zk Qroaa 17 li IT 15 3087
A. H. Goertng IT II 18 II 18 M
U H. Fltsalmmons... II It 19 80 IT 94
O. R. Dickey.... IS 19 18 17 1790
George Tooaer... ..... IT 16 II It 18 87
.. IS It 20 20 10- 68
.. IS 16 17 17 14 81
.. It 20 18 18 20- 96
.. 11 li 18 10 18 64
.. It 10 40 18 10- 16
It 20 20 It 20- 97
15 14 15 17 17 78
... 19 20 19 18 19 96
..20 19 20 20 20 St
,. 19 19 IS 20 19 68
.. 20 20 20 It 19 96
.. 20 10 16 15 15- 85
17 IS IS 18 18 SI
.. 14 19 18 18 17 91
.. 18 18 19 SO 1ft- 68
.. IS 16 16 Id 17 4
.. 18 10 18 IS 18 48
20 20 20 It fct- 98
MEN At 8 we will place on sale 50 or 60 dozens of odds in Shirts
TAKE tne ncShee, warm weather kind; some laundered cuffs, others
NOTICE! st .turnbacks-both collar and cuffs-collars- flA (jWo
detachable. Our price has been $1.00; Saturday VIW
Your They have been shown in our window. Comment and inquiry
Inning indicate remarkable interest. Some will want 6 or more. If
Saturday you are interested, bo Johnny on tho spot.
Little Men's At the Underwear Section We have found an odd lot, making
Opportunity ! a good many doz. all told, of Balbriggan Shirts for boys and some
Show This Union Suits sizes suited to wee bairns or big boys, "fl (pnnf Q
to, Mother were 50c clean-up at, per garment, Saturday ... ' Clllo
GLOVES!' Glove Section 50 dozens of Kaysers double tip Silk Gloves
the nearly every size and most colors odds and ends, SQ PIP
kayser it's true, but perfect; will go Saturday at OOU U dil
silk Long Gloves, mostly 16-button this is up to the 70a Pnju
They Are Perfect elbow sold at $1.50; will go Satutday at vw ydli
Another Handkerchief Section 100 dozen Linen Handkerchiefs for
Ono men. We had a big sale on similar goods at 10c each. Stimu-
ffor FVlen lator for Saturday 6 j Cents Each; 8 for a Half; Six Bits Per Dozen
HAVE Junior and Children's Dresses, sold up to $3.50, at, each $ 1 .59
YOU Children's Dresses, '2 to 14 vears, worth $1.25, at 59c
ANY Take a pick of the Children s Straw Hats at 50c
N7 Just a few Linen and Pongee Coats for children, at . . $2.50
CHILDREN? Most ol Them Were SS.OO
your Last Words on Thin Suits for Women
DOLLARS Rack Ho. 1 Will contain a lot of lawn and gingham dresses, well
WILL GO - A made and very dainty, cool and attractive; these sold Cji fill
LONG up to $6.50; Saturday will end them, at'. ........ V I -W
WAiI IN "" 2 Mostly lawns, and they are beauties; sold S& QO
T"E up to $7.50, and we sold lots of them; Saturday .... V"
EN'S Rack fio 325 Linen Suits left, most of them last year's styles-
SECTION were priced at $la0 and as high as$20-0- We want (M ; fifi
SECOND to see e 'ast mem Saturday at an even ...... v ""
FLOOR A little bunch of Wash Skirts nearly all of them are ji fifi
SATURDAY white never mind past prices, Saturday . v
A few We are selling lots of Wash Goods these days. Look for Our Ad. Sunday.
REMINDER : L
RTO,SETS Have you noticed how the days are shortening? Reminder of
YOU Autumn. It won't be unwelcome. We are ready already with
THINKING a lot of New Fall Dress Goods. This is for the early birds.
Come as early as you can on Saturday. Stocks fresh, clerks fresh, and
you'll be fresh. Chance for a pick, too and it's a chance that will pay.
1 ' 1 nn iaj i nia.wV
M3MMMI.Kimii ! I li HI
S. a David son.. 18 18 10 18 86
O. B. Cunningham.. 18 li 20 18 17 83
EL. a Collier It 80 It 20 8
V. Caratiboli. 80 It 20 20 It 88
D. D. Hry. 80 It 80 IT 18 H
It. L Blud IS 17 20 SO 18 96
W. W. Wrtarht... IS U 10 It 89
J. Otjleaworlil 18 17 It 17 lt-r M
Walt Finler . ..... 11 11 11 18 14 88
O. D. Whitney .... U 18 17 14 l 81
H. W. Dlfrtamnyor 18 18 It IS 17 81
B. V. brack.... 18 It It U It tl
. O. Van Oo to It It 0 1A 84
C. A. Thorpa It It It It 20 tl
W. D. Townaond U It It 20 30 M
M. Thompnoei IS 17 U 18 17 81
L. Stockier 10 U It 10 It tS
O. M. B,-faroadar........ 1 18 18 11 18 8t
Houthard..
U Klcnards......
O. A. Kettar.....
Uaorsa Uoffai...,
W. XL Phillips
F. P. Oal
Ira sfuna-or ...
P. B. Chub..
V. B. Oopar.
(X. i. .Nalaon...
A. a MoUoak.
Cl Oouoher .........
C. A. I e wis.
W. F. Holts
C. M. Uoohllater..
O. Hoffman M
B. C. Henshaw...,
A. Holaer
O.
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It It It 18 96
U 16 10 It 20 ta
19 li 17 It Is 88
It It It It U 88
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10 19 17 18 89
10 11 20 It 18 87
m It It It It 20 16
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20 It 18 19 It 86
... It It 20 It 20 94
O. HoliwoTth. ........ It 11 It 20 18 86
C. OlOTor.... 3 18 16 19 1889
H. Johnson..
J. H. Davis.
Claud Uelauksy
J. a Bn
B. T. Jared
17 It 1 18 It- 89
U 18 It 15 1774
... 19 18 It It 10- 86
... 17 18 It 17 18 89
18 20 It 18 14- tl
C. Freal.
A. H. Fry...
17 19 19 19 19-
... 15 15 17 11 It 74
Dan Donnelly 19 18 It 10 10- 85
C. K. Burbank It 18 18 80 10 94
EX E. Breckenrtdg-a...... 10 18 It It 10 98
A. E. Bahr.
M. Thompson .......
A. P. Ouardot.. ......
B. B. Ward
Fred Weatherford.
K. H. WoodruU
N. D. Thorpa
C. P, Bhumwar
M. R. Bmlth
John Tradsa..
a. Hach.
L. 8. Kambo
R. B. Itodehaus-h.
H. J. Robhauaan.
1 18 SO 18 17 8t
19 19 19 20 17 94
17 19 14 16 19 84
..... 18 19 M 18 1898
..... 19 19 18 19 18 M
17 10 18 1 is- tt
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IS 20 W 20 IS 17
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18 1 18 18 17 87
. 18 17 11 16 It TT
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SO SO It It It 87
SO 18 SO It 18 86
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C. F. Rankin.. 1,
V. MoQuald
I. N. Plica
P. B. l atch 17 17 It 14 IT 84
M. K. Nevilla - . SO It 17 18 SO- fit
Fred Kelson . 20 SO It It 19- 97
W. Rnpr , ., .. ... 14 17 15 18 18-81
A. Ifuldoon... . It U It IT It tt
John Radfera 14 It 15 IT Is 81
J. H. txrv.raon - . IT IB 18 It It 88
Bert Le Bron.
H. P. Jaoobaan
K. O. Hutchinson..
M, F. Hosier..
W. J. Harris..
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IT 19 11 19 1ft tl
... M It 1! 17 18 86
.. 17 11 18 18 17 86
It IT 11 It 17- 90
A. K. Chambers....... 20 SO 17 SO 1994
Our Cooper .. SO SO 20 18 18 98
J. F. CaldwlU.... 18 SO 18 18 It 90
D. W. Bovee 16 17 It U 19 85
U C liooth 18 18 SO SO 16 1 90
U V. BulUi IT It It 18 It 78
F. Southard .. 18 It 18 SO 17 St
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F. H. Han alar......... 17 14 U Tt 14 Tt
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W. IL Beaohr ......... SO It It IT 14- M
I. H. Baaer D SO It It M tl
W. B. ArmaKit TT IS U 10 la 11
A. V. WUoox . It St M U IT M
U. Willis 11 B M 11 u n
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VUliaun Wamtags) ....... M U t IS J
V Oiwua . C S) U It t
tl-illuuin Vi H II 19 D tt M
H. P. Treer . la H U U ta- M
a a. Ttunm . tt tt a n h m
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... U 10 It It 1 96
19 18 18 It 19 68
... U 18 20 17 U 71
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... 16 16 It 17 1 it
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B. A. Montsomarr.
D. fekoog
H. Brown .........
W. J. Nobis......
M. C. Nelson....
B. F. Klbert
A. B. Robertson.
J. H. Payne......
C. W. Feiiaka....
O H. Kwlai
L. K. Reed
C. H. Barnatt....
tO It 18 18 20 95
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ABf ATKTJRt WBOWKHB 1ST MO SKY
Usn.r-IlMk tyvtena Olres tosaa of
Prlaea to Tnlrty-Oae Ikooteira.
In tha 400-tar(et raoa that ran during tha
entire tournament and waa oonoluded this
moraine, after paytna all aip.na. a, there
waa a surplus ot T40 to ha divided, ao
cordlnaT to tha money-back system, among
thlrty-onc of tha 188 entrants, all of whom
were amateurs. Those who shot bekw876
failed to get lnalde of tha money, while
the profeaslonale shot for tarveU only.
Tha winners, their a cores and tha amount
of their winnings follow!
Name. Soore. Wlnnlnaa
Cflcargt CS2 &UK&$& GSSHf C"a
Omaha's Pure Food Center
Saturday Specials
Mt and Tagetable Iept.
Ioe cold Watermeloua, each oo
to eoo
Eating;, Cooking or Crab Apples, per
perk too
t stalks Celery loo
Large boxes Bartlett Pears, for
- putting uy , 12.78
Blueberries, Red Raspberries, ater
Cress, Mint. Grapes, all kinda,
fancy Cdjitaloupe, Uweet Potatoes,
Eta
6 cans Lu I'U Soourlng Powder 8 Bo
16o bottle Maraschino Cherries loo
8 sans Red Croon Milk B60
Orape-Nuta, per pkg ,. lue
1OO0 lbs. lOo Ginger Snaps, lb. o
10c Toilet Boap, per cake 60
15c Ideal Honev Cakes, earh. . llo
1 pkg a. Japanese Rice Cakes . . goo
48 lb. sack Itus Klour .... glj5
60c bottle Gaillard's French Olive
on aoo
Barter, Eggs sad Cheese Dept.
"Lotus" Creamery Butler, In car
ton a pec lb- ai
Our beat Country Butter, In sani
tary jars, pea- Ta. ........... 30O
(tmotJr Freab Keca, fnoia ttas Bran-
4a Model farzu, ser daa. .. 4s
Imported ias Cteeea. ear Ul aeo
Iiomwuc Bwlata Cbeeae, per 1U, gao
Fanry Jar Qheese. aesorted. lq, l:.a
and ... .................. E9o
Cottage Cheese, per pkg ..... loo
Pull Ksar Vark Cream Cheese, p-r
Ih too
Quart tar Chow Chow, ar Celery
iieilah aoa
trpeolal gala en
"Lotus" Grata Juice, large hot 40a
Per cane 14 20.
Walker's Luinb Bell Bottles, larrn,
at ioe
Per case 4 50.
Sweat Valley White, laiga hot Oo
Per ease, 14.60.
Callforia Clare!, Ports or Sherrya,
fine, four years old, pur gallon too
6 gallon lota. 75o.
Sweet Muscatel, 6 years old 1J)8
Old Madeira, per gallon tl.60
Old Angelica, per gallon .... 91 85
Potter WhMa
J. a Young M
R. Thornpean
Bert Ilxon
3. R. Graham
:23
Wtniam Ridley . ... t4
W. li. Clar 1 Sn
Joa Koutiky ....
W. L. Mapes ....
W. D. Townaeod
William Veach ..
C. B. Eaton
... 16
... 8M
80S
:40
71. 1U
NH
MOO
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44 6
46 96
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M It
28 90
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Csosge G-& raQk c-S e5S3iE3i
tf Tn
Va aani
Best Cana ZnzM S&pr $4 fln
t fsnTI i W. Omder U Other sresda. CwlF
IT a tMii. lue et llaaev fciiirtaaav fcv Ml Q
ttaaW Pwewiea. sex. V , ' ;
r.loyuno Tea Co.
4O0 Korth lSth Street.
Te. D. SM40 lad.
C. B. Gently t
F. C Campbell tel
Than there are fourUen others
21 65 I oome
I each.
wnoae I
within tha money, receiving
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W. 11. Clay It 18 IT 1 IT 1ft- M
B. A. Ilxnn.. .. in is m 1 l 6
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