THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1911.
52.00 Velvet Hand
Bags 98c
Nw styles In velvet, and satin
bags with fancy metal frames
also new leather hand bags
with long handie on sale
81 -980
81.00 HANDBAGS. 4ic,
Extra large with double strap
handles, a regular $1.00 value
on sale at 49?
Men's Wool Underwear at 75c,
$1.00. $1.25 up per garment,
all the beet makes light, med
ium and hs-avy weight. You'll
find Money Saving Price in
all lines and grades.
Men's Pure SiUt Hose 50e
and ?5c values in good lino
of colors 25
Men's Cotton and Lisle Socks,
to 50c values in black, colors
or black with white feet,
at 19 lS'atf and 8?
Big Shoe Sale Saturday
Saturday we place on sale about 1,500 pairs Men's and
Women's Shoes, made to sell for $4.00, in all leathers,
fitted. with best linings and sewed on the Good- J-n
year Sewing Machine and the Last Word in 6tyle VaWeDU
Boys' and Youths', Misses' and Children's Good Servicable
School Shoes, the kind that give absolute comfort and
wear. Either button or lace, in two big (4 rA M
lots, at M.&U 3 M
2,500 Pairs Men's and Women's Shoes, in all leathers and
made on the newest lasts and each and every pair g-f no
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, at vlsJo
Special Showing of Queen Quality Shoes for fall
at
Manufacturer's Entire Floor Slock of
Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases
On Sale At a Price Saving of y3 to You.
100 high grade trunks, $7.00 to 200 bags and suitcases, $5 00 to
$30 values at. . . .$5 to 20 $25 values, $3.95 tq $16.50
Matting Suit Cases at $1.85, $2.00, $2.75 and $3.95
The New C- Qorsets
S. a la Spirite -
Are it pos
sible more
perfect in
more
comfortable
in fit than
ever before.
W e carry
the new 1911
12 models and
can fit . you
perfectly. No.
202. here il
lustrated 1b a
very popular
long-hip model
with six gar
ters and draw
tops at . . .$1
Comes in fine
coutll.
75c and $1.00
W Corsets t 40c
A big special
lot of batiste and coutll cor
sets in nearly all lengths and
models; all have supporters
attached, special, at ....40c
Brassier a Big assortment at
25c, 50c, $1.00 and up.
Sanitary Xapklns, doz 40c
WILL MAN MASTER THE AIR?
Achievements of a Few Years Suggest
Vast Possibilities.
JIAEVELS OF AVIATION RECORD
Aatomoblle Eaflae Solved the Prob
lem of rUaht and Pat Del
loons Oat ot the Bull.
u".
Ths fsst of Harry Atwood In rlylns from
St. Louis to Nsw York by way of Chi
cago, a dlstsncs ot 1.265 miles as mcisured,
sets a new record ot voyase-length In the
air It kept well within the time limits.
It was accomplished with the same ma
chine from start to finish. Most signifi
cant ot all. the entire trip was finished
upon a schedule which brought ths intrepid
navigator to nearly svery town upon his
touts at ths expected time.
Such a trip is faulty enough when meas
ured by the vision of prophets striving to
pierce the veil of ths future snd think out
whst further achievement Is possible. But
when one considers thst the art of avia
tion is practically less than five years old
Atwood s feat is marvelous Indeed.
Ths automobile engine helped to solve
the problem of the hesvler-thsn-air flying
machine What years men of science hsd
wasted in trying to build machines that
would fly like buds, with flapping wings,
thst waited power at every reverse! What
elaborate experiment! with box-kite models
wars those of Prof. Lsngley and Sir Hiram
Maxim' Poor Uhenthal, who fell to his
death after making 2.000 experiments with
gliders, wss nearer the truth.
Tor there were practical msn who tiad
noticed that a bird has two ways ot flying,
and reasoned that we might take our choice
of them. A bird flsps his wings lustily
enougii when starting from his perch, poor
Cyers in festhers do nothing more But
the mighty condor of ths Andes docs his
nety miles n hour for miUe st a time
I H II U
OUR DELIVERY SERVICE
row covers Omiht and the sur
rounding country like a MsnKt
giving a service which mett with
the ready approval. Nearly all
parts of Omaha proper, within
snv reasonable dlatance. are eov
ered at lean twice dally. All
parts of Omaha together with
.outh Omaha, Council Bluffi.
Berfon and Dundee once dally.
Albright every other day, Eul
Omaha and Florence Tuesdays
and Saturdays Bellevue and Fort
Crook on Thursdays. Our special
wagons cover the Inlying districts
several times each dav.
We're After Your Badness.
BEST SHIRT BARGAINS EVER
Grand Final Clearance of a Big
manufacturer's Surplus Stock
Purchase, every shirt guaran
teed perfect, all best colors and
patterns, $1.50 to $3.00 values;
on sale at G9c and 49c
Collars attached or detached,
all sizes, very finest quality
goods.
Men's Outing Flannel Gowns,
$1.00 to $2.00 values, cut
long and full, heavy quality,
on sale at 98c, 69c, 49c
Men's fleeced underwear, shirts
and drawers, on sale, at gar
ment 35
Men's $1.00 Undershirts and
drawers, medium or heavyweight
at 490
$4.00 and $3-50
Special Drug & Toilet Goods
Sale Saturday
Notice Special Prices They Savs Ton
85 to 60 per cant.
25c can of Dr E. L. Graves Tooth
foder lor loo
26c Sanitol Tooth Powder or Fssts
for iao
60c riize Hind's Honsy and Almond
Cream, at 89o
25e size Pond's Extract Vanishing
Cream for l&o
Large size Pompeian Massage Cream
tor .'. ,.3o
50c bottle bsy Rum, fancy bottle, 25o
25c uar Cuticura soap lor 17o
15c uox 0-jime-Teem Borax tor.. Do
rive bars ot ivory eoap tor io
loc jap Aon or i'elm Oliive soap at
'i bats tor iso
10c Williams' or Colgate's Shaving
boap tor oo
25c bottle Hires' Koot Beer extract
lor ? lao
One nundred Dr. Hlnkles Caacara
Tablets for SSo
ll.oo size pure Hydrogen Peroxide,
extra size tor 85o
Full mart of Wood Alcohol or Dena
tured alcohol for 85o
You Can't Afford to Miss These Bab
ber Ooods Snaps.
$1 26 2-qt. Red Cross fountain Syr
inge for 3o
11 76 value 2-qt. Combination Syringe
.for , ii.oo
$1 50 2-qt. Pyramid Fountain Syr
inge for 89o
$1.50 2-qt. Red Rubber Syringe and
bottle for $1.79
IS 00 Wellington Syringe and bottle,
guaranteed for 6 years, for. . . . (3 .00
Try MYDEN'S First
without a visible quiver of his huge out
sprosd wings; swooping down upon them
in long,, slanting descents; actually rising
upon them without fresh exertion by facing
a contrary wind and mounting It as a kite
dote.
Beginning; with Gliders.
Ths gliding, circling, wheeling hawk that
fluttera the barnyard fowls was seen to
be a better flying model than the part
ridge that tires in a few rods of flapping
lis short wings.
The Wrights hsd no S100.000 to spend upon
experiments, like . Lingley or Maxim or
Ader with the help of the French govern
ment. They were practical mechanics, bi
cycle repairers, in Dayton, O. Like Lilien
thal and Pi'.cher snd Herring snd a dozen
others they began with gliders. They
worked In Kitty Hawk. N. C. skimming
down steep slopes with wings of bamboo
and cotton cloth snd figuring out problems
of wind resittance until they were ready
to put engines in the glider and fly.
They were ths first men that ever flew.
They did it In ths very end of pfsi. less
thsn sight years ago. They did not ad
vertise it. In October. l&'S, they made a
fi ght of twenty-four miles. Still they were
the only biidmen those two long. lank,
silent Western Reserve Yankee brothers
Even in 196 they were the only mn alive
who could fly.
Then ths secret wss out. In ths following
year hundreds ot men were experimenting
with aeroplanes. la 190S cams dotens of
notable flights: Wilbur Wright s of fifty
miles st Fort Myer among others, sad
Henry Farmaa's of nearly seventeen mile
In Frsncs. Th4t was one month less thsn
three years sgo.
Seaeatioaal Feats.
Ths feats of l were many. First In
sensational Interest, though not In diffi
culty, was Blerlot s crossing the 'English
channel, a water dlstano of not much
more than twenty miles. Wilbur Wright
made an eo,ual distance over water In the
same year. Curtiss. sa American, won the
speed contest at R helms. Paulhan, !.
grange. LaUiaia and others flew at' speed
I 1 Mil ,
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V C RELIABLE STORE
mf-mr - - - - -- I
Open Saturday Until 10 P. M.
Two Suit Values That Have All
Satur
day 8 a. m.
ues
Ladies' Wash Dresses,
That sold up to $5.00, in
big assortment of colors
and materials, choice,
at 149
Ladies' Long Silk Kimonos -Pretty
designs, $4.00 and $5
values, at, choice . . . .$2.95
Ladies' Xew Sweater Ooats
A big special lot of elegant
values shown Saturday at,
cboic $1.95
Six Specials in Our
High Grade Linen
Dept. Saturday
Full size hemstitched
towels, colored bor
ders, worth 19c each,
at 107
Large snow white
Turkish towels, worth
20c each, at 12 H
Pure linen huckaback
towels, worth 39c.
each 197
Extra large heavy
twisted thread
bleached Turkish
towels, worth 39c,
each 25
Full size crochet bed
spreads, assorted
patterns, worth $1.50
each $1.00
Fringed Bed Spreads,
full size, worth $1.95
earn $1.25
jr PAYS TO READ HAYDEN'S GROCERY PRICES
Specials for Saturday In Orocerles, Bat
ter, Cbeese, Trulte, Vegetables sad Crack
ers. 10 bars Beat 'Em All oi Diamond C Soap
for ;,c
48-lb. ack beet high grade Diamond H
Family Flour; nothing better, sack. $1.18
Bromangelon, Jellycon or Jello, pkg. .vtc
Grape-.Nuts, pkg c
Corn Flakes, pkg H
011 or Mustard Sardinee, can o
The best Corn Starch, pkg 4c
Large bottles Worcester Sauce, Pickles or
Pure Tomato Catsup, bottle MiC
Yeast Foam, pkg . -30
1-lb can Aseoitel Soup 7,ic
Gallon can Table Syrup 35c
McLaren's Peanut Butter, lb lac
20-oz. bottle Queen Oliver 25c
The best Soda or Oyster Crackers, lb.. .6c
The best crisp Ginger Snaps, lb 6c
The best crisp Pretzels, lb 5c
BUTTER, CHEESE and EGGS
The best Creamery Butter, carton or bulk,
lb 2e
Don't pay more
The best Countrv Creamery Butter, lb. 2c
The best Durv Butter, per lb He
of forty-two miles an hour and better. Far
man mads a distsnce ot 144 miles.
Last year the aviation season began early
with Glenn H. Curtiss' record-making
flight for the World from Albany to New
York on May 29, the first record of sctual
travel In the air ot more than moderate
distance from point to point. He mads
fifty-four and a half miles an hour for
the entire diftance. Leblanc in that year
flew 4S5 miles without stop No railway
engine travels nearly so far unchecked;
no railway engineer drives so far in on
day.
Great distance flights, to which Atwood s
feat tets th; capstone, have been the fea
ture of the present year The Paris-Rome
and Paris-Madrid flights led up to that
m which Vedrines and Besumont won fame
snd fortunes in day-after-diy travelm; up
and down the lnsth of England and to
the German national contet In whicn
Konig won the previous distance record
of 1.164 miles. Atwood s feat was the more
remarkable. Vedrines snd Besumont wer
the only men out of twenty starters who
finished the Enghfh course Atwood
started alone and never felt the spur of
competition.
The seroplane has been made to hover
above outlined battleships so thst bombs
might be dropped upon their decks. It has
dropped from flight into water, and from
the water risen to fresh flight. It has
hopped from the deck of a warship ani
circled about, to return to the friendly
deck again It has csrried passengtis as
msny ss ten or twelve for short distances.
Pioneer Fatalities.
Ths aeroplane has reached a height of
nearly two miles above the sea In quicker
time than any other created thing can do
It except some mighty bird. In feats like
this Hoxsey snd Moisant snd Johnstone
lost their daring lives. But of all the
thirty-two victims whom svtatlon had
claimed up to ths beginning of the present
year Georges Chaves most appealed to the
imagination of the world. Ha died In th
attempt to cross the Alps from Brieg In
Switzerland to Milan, Italy. He actually
did crosa the Alps without accident. Above
75c 'Kerchiefs 39c
Ladles' Irian lawn Initial hand
kerchiefs with dainty embroid
ered corner, jrut np In a box.
worth 75c, Saturday, at per
box 30
2.0O Shetland Veils 80?
Crown tfE Havden's K-Qh90
Jewel $
a. n a'ai m
J Soecial
Special
Lam
Suits fpeoially designed to meet the demands of careful buyers
who appreciate correct style, superior workmanship, perfect fit and
splendid service at a very moderate price. The assortment 6hown in
cludes wide range of most approved and practical new style ideas in
variety of fabrics and colorings that leaves nothing to be desired. Let
us show vou the new ones.
Big special purchase of !95
House & Street
Values Up to $20.00
Our New York resident buyer shipped us this week for Satur
day's selling the best collection of Ladies' One-Piece Dresses, suit
able for early fall wear that we have ever been able to offer. Not a
single disappointment in the large and varied assortment of choice
models in wool, serge, panama, messalines, taffetas, etc. styles and
colorings suitable for the home, ot'fice, school room or street; in val
to $20.00, will be found an almost unlimited variety,
Perfection in Fitting
As a hobby of ours and with our
reorganized alteration department,
we are in a position to guarantee
the best possible results in the re
fitting of all garments. "Te have
secured the services of a corps ot
competent fitters who have had
long 'experience with high class
modisties and can assure you per
fect satisfaction on all fittings.
in
YHT Hat Bargain Opportunity
New Fall hat styles in Beavers, Scratched Ups, Mixed
Felts, Nutria Felts, in all newest shapes and colors,
both soft and stiff, 100 dozen in the lot, values to
$3.50, entire floor stock of a well known f U C
manufacturer, choice
You nevor before saw them equal in assortment or quality at so
low a price.
Full Cream Cheese, per lb 15c
Full Cream Brick, per lb l&e
Neufchatel Cheese, each 2c
The Best Fresh Eggs, per dozen 20c
VEGETABLES AND FRUIT, PRICES
TOR SATURDAY
Sweet Corn, per dozen 10o
4 bunches Fresh Beets or Carrots. .. .5c
3 Heads Leaf Lettuce oc
8 Bunches Freeh Radishes 5c
1 Heads Cabbage 5c
2 Cucumbers 5C
Fancy Uenver Cauliflower, per lb....7-c
Fancy Wax or Green Eeans, per lb.. 7 He
Green Peppers, per doacn ic
Cooking Apples, per peck 10c
2 Bunches Parsiey 5c
Fancy ilipe Tomatoes, 3 lb for 10c
Fancy Tokay Grapes, per bsskst 250
Fanry Blue Plums, per basket 30c
Fancy Kips Peaches cr Pesrs, basket.. 20c
Fancy Concord Rips Grapes 15c
Fancy Kipe Tomatoes, market basket, 25c
Utah Elbeita Peaches, per crate 70c
Itaiun Blue Plums, per crsts 10c
3 Egg Plants 10e
Fancy Sweet Potatoes. 3 lbs for 10c
the Ice and snow where Kspoleon and
Hannibal with such infinite labor had lad
their famished and shivering hosts, above
the Alps that had stood for centuries of
marauding man as bsttlements between
northern and southern Europe, he quickly
flitted sa a bird flies, only to loss his Ufa
falling from a height of but thirty feet In
an apparently safe plain at Dome d'Ossola.
Five hundred miles without stopping to
take breath, two miles of ascent, a doxen
pafsengers csrried, the warship used as
a homing pigeon uses the cote, the aero
rianc driven day after day .for almost
1.4iX miles counting detours these are the
achievements of five years. If two men
b excepted, they nearly represent ths
scftievements of three years. What will
th record be of fifty years mors, or
thirty?
What of the Future f
No one has a better right today to
answer that query than Mr. Atwood, and
ho refutes. He is right. Prophecy is dan
geriu. We see no likelihood of ths aero
planes ever csrrylng freight economically;
but in that function the railroad has never
matched the steamship, or even ths canal
barge; and the steamship may never sur
pass the six snd seven masted schooner
with winch-set sails and gasoline auxiliary.
But the carriage of first class mall is
quite s different matter. Lieutenant Con
neau ('Beaumont") did ths 1.010 miles of
the British circuit in twenty-two hours,
twenty-nine minutes of flying time forty
five miles, sn hour. Shorter distances are
accomplished at a much higher speed. In
that respect the aeroplane has reached the
Point which it took the railroad train a
generation to achieve.
Even if so severely practical purpose
Is ever better served by ths aeroplane
than by existing mesns of travel, daring
men will never give up ths dominion
of the air now that It seems within reciu
In all th literature that has come down
to us from the roost remote sges ths
flight of the bird has been the lnsplrstion of
poets snd dreamers. The man-headed bird,
with huee wmgs outspread, is sn artistic
conception older probably thsn the cen
taur. The spirit in primitive picturss flies
n0m
Open Saturday Until 10 P. M.
Omaha Talking
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m
Dresses
J
Ladies' Lingerie Waists
A general clearance sale of Lin
gerie Waists, including hand
embroidered garments that 6old
up to $7.50; Saturday at, your
choice $1.98
Children's Fall Jackets One
big lot of values up to $4.00;
Saturday $1.50
Children's Fall DressesMost
complete lines ever 6hown; ex
ceptional values
at $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 up to $7.50
Specials in
Domestic Room
for Saturday
61x90 Belvedere
Sheets, our regu
lar 79c sheet, 63c
45x36 Pillow Cases,
No. 5396, our
regular 15c case
for ' . lie
No. 610 Huck
Towel, good eize,
18c towel, each
for 12V2C
Plain hemmed, crochet
bed spreads; full size;
extra good bargain,
for 81.59
Quality D Blanket
size 70x84; our reg
ular $3.50 blanket,
for S2.75
Saturday Specials in
Wines and Liquors
6 year old Whiskies, Maryland Rre
or Tennessee, full qts 75
White Corn, per gallon $2.50
8 year old Whiskies, Wildon Springs,
Schenly or Cedar Brook, full quarts,
t $100
Full gallons, at $3.50
fcunkist California Wines Port,
Sherry, Angelica, Muscatel and
White Tokay wines, per full qt. 50
Home Made Grape Wine, red or white,
per gallon $1.00
Mail Orders Promptly Filled.
as a dove. The tyrant strikes ss a vul
ture, ths conqueror bears sn eagle s crest
Dasdalus with his wings of wax only
soared and fell where every man has
longsd to follow him. .
Ths motion of a balloon is not motion.
It seems in perpetual calm as ths earth
slips past beneath It Only In the aero
plane has man become a bird. He dips,
he . whirls, ascends in spirals, swoops
like a hawk. He presses up mountsins
twenty times ss fast as the rope-bound
climber. He soars above the mists and
clouds, where only the biggest birds dars
or care, to follow him, and reaches in an
hour utter loneliness? as of the pole, cut oft
from sight or sound of esrth or sea or
the habitations of man. He breasts the
gsls to rise to greatsr heights.
And this in five years practically in
three! What will be the complete story?
New York World.
"I'M REMINDED OF A STORY"
Samples of the Material Toevstuasters
Torn Loose on Defenseless
Diners. v
Judge Ben B Lindsey, the noted re
former ot Denver, was lunching one day
it was very warm when a politician
paused beside his table.
"Judge," said ths politician. "I ses you're
drinking hot cswfee. That's a heatln'
drink."
"Yes?" said Judge Lindsey.
"Oh. yes. In this westher you want
iced drinks. Judge sharp, iced drinks.
Did you ever try gin snd ginger ale?"
"No," sstd the Judge, smiling, "but I've
tried several fellows who have."
May Boley, the actress, says that shs
once knew a little boy of ths freckled-faced
variety, who had a very funny way ot
continually saying the wrong thing with
the best intentions in the world.
The parents of this little boy were good
people, but not especially "religious." Such
formalities as the saying of grace were
omitted In the household, snd when the
family sat down to dinner it was under
f .
WHEN YOU WAN1 THINGS
snd cannot rtslt our store Jnst
Writs. Remember that the si
'sntags of selection from s'.l the
newest snd best In all clssse of
merch.indtM Is open to you
ihrsugh our Mil Order depart
ment. tt's the bulnes ef buyers In
his derrtment to selset for you
Juxt as carefully as if selecting
for themselves, snd we bsck their
selections with our guarsntes to
you of sstisfactlon or your money
rick Try orderlns bv mall We
fill mall orders from our d.tlly sds
except In case of hour ssiss.
r
i mm.
A sure siavine
At 1 rr 6nr tn
50 per cent on all
classes of milli
nery. All Millinery Marked in
Ladie5' Hosiery Underwear
Qualities and values you'll find can
not be duplicated at the price.
Big Sample Line of Hosiery Fine
lisle and cotton, in black and colors,
values to 75c pair; on sale in two lots
at 25c and 35c
Ladies' $1.00 Silk Hose 49c
Ladies $2.00 Silk Hose 98c
Ladies Silk and Wool Union Suits
$3.50 garment values, in pure white;
on sale at $1.9S
Ladies' Sweater Coats
All colors and styles,
worth up to $7.50; on 6ale
at $3.98, $3.50, $2.98, $1.98
Misses' Sweater Coats Eegular values up to $3.50; on
sale at
We show complete lines of Ladies' Sterling, Howard
Mills, Kayser and Swan Brand, Wool and Silk and Wool
Vests, Pants and Union Suits,
Ladies 50c and 75c Muslin corset
covers, special 25
Ladies, 12 00 Muslin Gowns, com
bination suits and skirts, on sale
Saturday, at 9S
Special Maney Savers Satur
day in the Busy Hardware
Department
WHITE EN AMELED WARE SALE
14 qt. Dish Pans at 49c
12 qt. Water Palls at 49c
4 qt. Preserving Kettles at 25c
6 qt. Preserving Kettles at. . .85c
8 qt. Preserving Kettles at... 45c
OBEY EN AMELED WARE
SPECHLS
Large size Collandera at.... 19c
4 qt. Sauce Pans -at 10c
6 qt. Berlin Kettles at 29c
2 qt. Coffee Pots at 89c
4 qt. Coffee Pots at 49c
No. 8 Tea Kettles at 49c
$1.25 No. 8 Waffle Irons at. .69c
Medium size Food Choppers at 98c
9o Clothes Pins, Saturday. .. .9c
16-gal. galvan. Garbage Cans 98c
Dustle6S, Odorless Garbage Can
covers, something new 98c
60 lb Spring Balance Scales. .18c
85c Pad Locks, 6 levers, 2 keys.
at 9c
6-point Blued Steel fine quality
saws on sale at 63c
Try HAYDEN'S First
stood thst no time should be wasted in
getting' ready to eat. The rule was simply
to "pile In."
One day the little boy, his fsther and
mother went to visit a relative in a neigh-'
boring town. When they were all as
sembled st the dinner table and the little
boy's hunger was exceedingly keen, ths
relative, rather a pompoua man, assumed
a look of solemnity which warned the older
people, but which went unheeded by the
boy. The food looked good and he "piled
in," wondering what the others were wait
ing for.
The relative arose and raised his hand in
warning gesture. "My boy," he said, "you
must wait a moment. I have something to
say."
The little boy put his knife and fork
down aa commanded.
Gwan," he replied congenially. "Nothing
you can say is gotn' to spoil my p ppetlte."
At the Western Reserve university, a
student suffers from the stigma of
obesity, and alter a particularly unsuc
cessful recitation In English, the profes
sor said.
"Alas, Mr. Blank, you art better fed
than taught."
"That s right, professor." sighed the
youth, subsiding heavily, "you teach me
I feed myself."
The umpire scouts overlooked this Indi
cator man. The following is a ssmple ot
his work:
The Atlanta (Ga ) Peppens and the
Birmingham (Ala.) Gold Dusts, negro bass
ball teams, were playing a strenuous gsme
In Atlanta In one Inning the Gold Dusts
hsd the bases full with no outs. An ebony,
hued better stepped to ths piste. Ths
TfS r c Let your doctor prescribe the
V grim?? r medicine. He knows best The
yuuo fact, however, that AVer's Sana
parilla has such strong tonic properties, and is entirely free
rrom aiconoi, may make It precisely to his liking.
50c Fancy
Ribbons 25c
A beautiful new line r-f the
popular satin t.tffeta ribbons
In all levlins shades, extra
hesvy rainbow taffeta ribrris
and ftney check and florsl
ribbon on sale, yard. . . H7C
8J RIBBONS, AT TP, 100
All the rew .had1'" 4-inch Hiir
Bow Taffet.i Ribbon; worth to
:sc a vsrd. on f.ile at. yard. .10c
Millinery
All that Is most beau
tiful snd best in Fall
and Winter 191 1-1 2
designs. The widest
range of suthentlc
fashions it has ever
been over pleasure to
offer our customers
Felt Hats, Velours, Heaver lists
Velvet Hats in all wanted col
ors and styles OS
to $10
lrifsy New Stree Hats Hun
dreds of handsome styles for
selection, prices from $5.00
$6.75. $7.50. $8.50 and gxO
Plain Figures Here.
Children's Sweater Coats
All sizes, 2 to 6 years, in
red, white or grey, values
to $1.50; on sale at G9c
$1.98 and $1.45 J
at Lowest Prices.
Ladles Gauze Vests; very special
values shown here, 19c, 12 He
nd Oe
Boys' $1.25 Blouse Waists; all
newest colors and styles, at 49
Gas Burners complete with
globe and mantel, special
Saturday at 39c
Inverted Gas Mantels, 2
for 15c
Upright Gas Mantels, 2
for 15c
Lindsay Gas Lights Complete
with globe and mantel, spe
cial, at 69V
pitcher sent the sphere to the catcher.
"One ball." called the negro umpire.
Again the pitcher got busy.
"Two balls!" called the umpire.
After the third ball pitched the man,
with ths Indicator shouted;
"Three balls!" On more the sphere
went sctoss the plate.
"Fo' balls, yo' out!" shouted the umpire.
The batter was highly indignant
"What?" he yelled, "Me out? Whan yo'
git dst, nlggsh?"
"Now, look a-hsah, man." said the um
pire; "yo' gotta be out Dey ain't no room
fo' yo' on the bases."
K Serious Breakdown
results from chronic constipation. Dr.
King's New Life Pills cure headache,
stomach, liver snd bowel troubles 26c Foor
ssle by Beaton Drug Co.
FOR
Dyspepsia
Nervousness and Exhaustion,
and diseases arising; from
imperfect digestion and de
rangement of the nervous
eye tern, lloreford's Acid
Phosphate gives the most
gratifying results. It nour
ishes and strengthens the
entire body.
HORSFORD'S
ACID PHOSPHATE
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