TUB OMAHA SUNDAY WVA): XOVKMUKFr V2, I'.Hl.
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ECHOES OF THE ANTE-ROOM
inie. Sofia Stephsll to Gire Lectures
Under Auspice, of W. R. C.
SCOTTISH CLASS TO GATHER
ttahe Tartr Will H- (iltn hy Ttl
Achates Card Will Take l a
AHratloa of Trala
men 'a Tl'ltn,
Mile. Hofia Ktepliall. lb Kif tI artist. ;
wilt slve Monday night the firal of j
series of three Von-rf-!r'ttifT" l Ba- j
right haJl vnder the auvplce of Wntnens
Itellcf corps Xo. SS and the Notional So
ciety for liroadrr K1ur Jton. I
mpcHllnir ruh rwllal she will glee aj
brief lecture on music ami It Influence.
Her special tltetne Monday tremlm wilt
1- "The Influence of Music."' ''Munlc and
Childhood'' will be the subject TumUy
afternoon at and at 15 In the evrn
It. "Music and Life."
Throo "concert-lot turee' are declared
t'V authorlttca to be recltaJa of the Mzli
Cit class.
Although . an American hy birth, Sle
Phall'a trreatoet triumph have hern won
Jn Riiropo and the rrltlca unite In Bo
lalmlng tir a am Her of first tank. Nor
ha IMephaJJ been without her triumphs
In Atnrrki, aliort though her recital totira
have I.(tii, and proa and public Join In
her praise.
She will dlwun In her leeturra the
tiee and vaJue of munlc aa a positive,
vital force In the every-day Uvea of men
d women, both from the standpoint of
the vocal let ejid th musical educator.
glepbuM will 1 assisted by Mia
Xe'enlece Lathncp, the talented pianist.
7edepeaett Orarr of (Mil fellows.
Omaha lodge No. S will tiave work In
! the second deirree nit Friday night. '
t Canton Kara Millard No. 1 wll'. .lot hold
J ita regular eeml-monttily meeting next
Saturday on account of riving- th use
f II ball to Ruin Kebekah lodge for
Ut night.
! ,IVcon lodge. No. i'tt will have degree
frwork next Tumday evrnlng.
. lleapniian rnrampment No. 3 will have
j av large rlajia of candidates for the Royal
I orpla degree next Thuraday evening.
Waa lolga Xo. in will put on h
Kond denra work next ' Wedneaday
I 0ning. ';
i TYIaDfla einnanintnent Vn M will
taerea work, next Tuealay evening. ,
Pannobros lodira No. ns will confer
lb aeoond decree, on a claaa of four
anxltdatec tiext Friday venlnn.
Iiaroar rioheheh kda No. J will
J tiavo derr work m-xt Wedtaaday aven-
. Pdulb Omiuia lolge No. UH will work
I (n the flret drare tomorrow nlghU
J)nniirtxt lodrei Mi. SH of Fouth
j Oiiaha nil! hava work la tbeerond de.
! nnxt Heturday vveutiia;. ' '
j Ttotlj K.elK-ka-h lodge. No. 1 will elve a
awlal a Odd Kollowa1 hall next Saturday
! (evening. 1 .
j rrr m Kcwttlah t'laaa.
I TUrn'ar mcatJntr of Clan Oordon No.
K OnVfiOf H.iottlh TIana. waa held
rneewHr artnanlnr wbnn V. D. Clark, golf
iojrtrue.toe at t) Oma.ha Ilild rlub, waa
luttlatad.
Klecfloa el off! rem mY h hold during
tt frat metlnr tn Dwnmbtr and
mntaaflona will be ma da Tueailay,
JZaereratiar a.
A ThauikaglvtaK w.M and danre tvill
Iva held under ajiapluea of tba Clan, In
Hula hall, 1119 Hjtroay atret. Tucaday.
, yVovnmber a, t 'dock, Refreahmenta
;U1 ba anrvad and an orebeatnt provideO.
' Aaarltaa Wablaa
Omaha Council , No SJ. Amarloan
INoblea, lield a. vory tnjoyabla meeting
at tbeJr hall In tba A. O. V. W. temple,
4 !rt Tueatday. fWnreral candidate were
Initiated. ReCrajthmentl wera ewrved
I atfliT tba eneilng. and all preaeot prom-
Jwd to ba on iiand agula at the next
tkird Pavrtr Arraaged.
Colflen , Rod lodga No. 117. ladlea'
tuxlllary ' to tba Brotherhood of Rail
read Tradnroan, will give a. card party In
Modern Woodmen of America hall
"H-'ailnesday afternoon. The committee In
(harga U rompoMd of Jfie Parker.
51.' ma Ftorcon and Kttla Champrnot.
nr4hbra fVIII Meet.
Tlia aierpuara of Ivy camp No. X Rojal
y.'elgbbcra of America, are requested to
attend the neat regular mooting to be
ti!d . November U. aa there la bualneiui
tit Importance to,ba brought vy for the
imp.
W. H. C. ta laapertra.
Oeorga A. Cutter IVomm'i Relief
IT'orye No. 13 will be Inapected by Paat
i leparttont President Helen 11. Cook
Tuoaday afternoon at their hall. Nine-
.teentb and Harney atreeta.
j law aad tira tarty.
I Vnloo. fiwlflo council. No. ms. Royal
i Aicaununi, will conduct dance and card
I arty at Chambeia academy. Twenty.
flrtii aiid Karaain at; tela, Tureday even-
li t. November It
I rrateraal 1 atoa of America.
, Muibra and filenda of Mondanilu
j 71. No. 111. are anticipating much fun
i a Hie Poverty eot lal vrhU-li will be held
j Monday evening. ember 30 at Krlnaer
' lall. Twenty-fourth and Parker atreeta
j Acaatea Plaa Rube Party.
Ou.eha lodge No. 1. Royal Achutra, will
anre a frea Rube-1 party at their lodge
' itimna Tuesday itlght. November II. All
I A A.
V A Guarantee
instead of a
"Caution
goes with the
Walpole Hot
Watlr Bottle
A very giMxl
reason fur your
insisting upon
tha
u
Hot Water Dottle
I ('be pice of moulded rubber ao sums,
'-h;U ur i. mailt to l M .y tiudcf tUoi acUoa
; 1 1 UvK ii-tcr .
' ilo.t economical, too, btuuai It will out
; I- Uuae otdinny w.tcc l.tt!e, yxt costs Be Suits
! l-a liJiy ot!w-T9.
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' it t ia ukih irfM,i4 . U Mod it f.p.e.
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Tt is ul!t and unnecessary for us to try to praise the tjiiality of the goods wo have
plaeed on fale at our great half price sale now going on. It fx-aks for itself, being all
firf-t-elass standard makes of the newest and most artistic patterns, and you may read for.
yourself nil our finest manufacturers ' trade marks. AH prices arp marked in plain fig
ure, just half of the usual cost. Yon are simply lowing money by not attending this half
price sale, A glance over this scale of prices should convince you.
DIAMONDS . DIAMONDS
Did you notice our Dlajuond ad last wk; If
you did not a good nuny other did. from the way
they took advantage of our ppcclal offer. Here la
a better one for this week:
carat, perfect without flawa or carbon; guaran
teed absolutely white, in tiffany 14-k mount
ing. Our apodal aale price $3.50
WATCHES
Iadie email 0 kle, itolld gold, H-k taae fitted
with genuine K'lgln or Walthara movement. Our
apecial salo price $15.25
Gentlemnn'a 16 hire, 20 year hunting caae. Plain
or fancy'engraved; fitted with our Elgin. Waltbani,
Hampden or Ttockford 17 Jewel movement. Our
upeclal Mle prite 917.75
All ntoTemeiitg guaxonleed C yra. and kept In repair.
SEAL RINGS
Ladle' and geotlcmen'a bigh grade aoJid luold goal
ring in all the very latest drelfe-nt;, beautiful
anortmeiit to aelwi from. Regular pHcea $3.00
ta flfl.oo. Our apeclal Hle prlcea 31.50 to $0
Solid Gold-LOCKETSGold rilled'
Holld gold diamond net Locket In - wlain, plain
Roman atid hand engrared deeigtta. Kegtilar
'. prices ifi.OO to S75.0O
Our apeclal aale prices
High grade solid gold filled
fancy and. atone aet designs,
to 13.30. Our special ,
to ,,
.No time is better than the
money and worry.' Every article you select
wished. And best of all, you get it for half
Hut select your purchases early, while the s
diamond easel in tho window.
AT THE SIGN OF THE CROWN
Oppssife
tne lianon xirp -
a m-J .. aafle aT
Store
member of th order In Omaha and
ttouth Omaha ars cordially Invited to at
traid aod tprttig their frlenda. No charge
fur admittance. It la lioped that all who
can will appear In appropriate coatumee.
PRISONER ESCAPES BY
USING A DUMB WAITER
Frank Wllklna, a neRTo from Wichita,
Kan., made hie eacape' from the city
Jail ftaturday morning by cram ling down a
dumb waiter chute, after he had robbed
a sleeping prisoner of an overcoat, and
a ault of clothea. Wllklns wa later cap
tured at the Turlington depot as ho waa
ebout to board a train for hl home.
Wllklna was arreated three days ago
on a charge, of petty larceny and waa
to have been tried In police court. About
5 o'clock while lila fellow prlaonera' wera
aleeplng, Wllklna aroeo and Htole cluthea
and an ovorcoal from William Dobbins a
nr.gro. After donning Dobbins' suit over
hie own Wllklna put on the overcoat
and groped hi -)' to the dumb waiter.
He pulled It up and then crawled on It
and lowered hlmrelf with the rope a above
tila head.
When tha escaping prlaoner reached the
b rttora of the chute ha was In the kitchen
and It waa an aaay matter to unlock the
door and let Mmaelt out. When Dobbin
aruae and found his Clothea gone tin noti
fied tha turnkey and an Investigation
brought out the fact that Wllklna had
eltipprd. Wllklna pawned the ault of
clothea, but kept the overcoat, llo then
made hla way to the Burlington depot,
there a ticket waa watting tor lilni. The
ticket had been emit by a con f-Uor.it a at
Wichita.
SKINNER'S MACARONI WEEK
Kree Tag and BeVa fle Intv I'.rery
llama la 'I rK tttea IHirlag
t Few Hare.
The Skinner Matiufactnrtiie; eomiiany of
Ontaha will thia week dletrlbute at every
iKrure In Omaha, Kouth Omaha and Coun
cil lUuffH a tag which can be inted et any
grocery Mtore for 5 cents In value toward
the purchueo of a 10-cent package of
xklrtner'a famoua mucaronl or ary of the
other produots made by this firm. With
every tag aleu will bo iUed a recipe
book, edited by JJlas Harriet MaUurphy,
who la one ot the food Inpector of Xe
braeku. Tho taga are good at any gi'ocevy stoi-e
j and will give people of th TM-cltlen a
I grand opportunity to try the famous
j iintcHroid products of tho Skinner cum
i ptny. The firm la one of Omaha's tnot
I prosperous, and though It hna been en
gaged In buoiruas only n x'-.ovt time. It
Uow la atrong in i-onipMltlon tor the ohr
macaroni inanufactiirent of this aocthm.
ilouaewlvcs of the TM-clttee art urged -to
use the tags left at their doora and to ba
sure to tw that they sh.it s get Skin-
per . product, when tl.ev buy All g,o- Ulc ,ov,rmn.nt ilrltt jrv,v., tne Unda
o'e'sl hn-heyr. entered th.!, 4,,, ,nU
TO BUILD FOUR HOUSES
ON POPPLETON AVENUE
. U. A. Denhani, a southern caiiiialist.
bss bought tho northeast corner of
Tweuty-feeventh at roe t and rVprlatoo
avenue. tCxlM feat, and ulU build four
f rants houses, to coat UXOOD tu fU.(M In
tlie Bctrvcaie. The grouud waa bought
from L, If. Kurty through tha Tyroa
Heed company aud tba Thlppen Heal Kb
late company.
1 A Heret tlluk
0 maUfia. liver ilrransement snd kiJn.T
liouble ! easily etired bv :iecl-lo IHurrs,
I He g israoteed reinrdy. y0r aala by
bst' n Loi-og; C.
sssss
BRACELETS
isolid gold nud colld gold diamond mounted Ura'-elet.
Uogular prices 5.0O to 3133.00. Our ftpcial solo
prlccK $2.50 to $63.50
(sold filled, plain and fancy designed Bracelets.
$1.25 to 916.50. Our special gale prlce3
t Q3t 88.25
UMBRELLAS
Ladies' and gents' in gold filled and silver mounting.
Re&utar prices 97.75 to 913-50. Our anec'ial ealo
pi-c -93.88 to 97.75
STERLING SILVER TEASPOONS
Below wo are quoting a few of our prices on the
most popular patterns:
doz. Madam Jnmel, large size Teftiooiis 95.00
Ya dot. Madam Jumel, S o'clock siv Teaspoons,
l 93.75
Vt doK. Lily, large sixe Teaspoons 96.50
V do-. Lily 5 o'clock sizo Teaspoons ....$4.50
V4 do. Uly of the Valley, large size Teaspoons,
"l 84.15
' doz. Lily of the Valley 5 o'clock TeeKpooriB,
at
e
1847 Rogers Bros. Silverware ,
Just to remind you that our prices are Jn;t ! j of
the regular prices. ;
Souvenir Spoons
Any Souvenir Spoon In the store, values up1 to !.00,
one week only 7f)r
S3.00to S3S.50
Lock eta, in plain
' Regular pries 2.23
aale prices' $1.13
96.75
present to pu
rcbase your holiday presents. You save both
will be put away and kept for you until
price or less. Fairer offer was never made.
tock is fresh
UNCLE WH'SLAND LOTTERY
After the Joy of Winning Comet the
Tsk of Holding On.
BUSISTESS END OF THE JULES
tiaaraeter ml he Land 9 abject -
Dairy aa4 What the Wlaaer
Maat Do ta llach the
I'riit.
Tho trip to Gregory, tha registration,
tho return Jaunt and the Joy of pulling
down a number In the land lottery of
I ni-Jn Ham, are mere plcnlo frolics com
pared with what tha winners ar. up
against If they conclude to take tholr
lire of Kouth Dakota land and abide by
tha rulea of tha game.
J.acu trnon whose ' tiama has been
drawn . will receive a poftal card notloo
of lila or her number. About March 1
each person will ba notified again of the
lima and plana when and where to ftlo
upon tha land ha ha a aelacted. He will
be given plenty of time to go over both
Mullet ta and Bennett counties and asloct
the land ba wlehes to file upon.
The filing will be In Qretrory sad Judge
Wltten will have charge of tt. I'prfn tha
opi.nl i ig day the noma of No. 1 will ba
called at tha door of tha building. If No.
I lespomli aha must aelect from a largo
map In the offloe the land upon which
she wishes to file and she la then given
fifteen daya to visit tha land and look It
over. Within that fifteen daya aha must
ftla on tho land.
After the name, of JS'o. I has been called
tho name of No. 3 la called, and ao on.
It a prrxon whose name Is called doos not
appear bin name la called three times
and Is called again that night before the
office cipjea. If he does not appear, the
next name called Is given that number.
Tli us. If In' the calling of 600 nauiee only
.'4 respond, the one who draw No. ; )
wouhl have tho J5Mh chotco of tha laridH. j
those drawing numbers ever appeared to
select thrlr land and probably It will be
tha same in this case. There may even
be a chance for the person drawing S.Ouo
to get a farm, although tha whole num
ber of farms to be drawn la only about
3.000. Hut the big pt.rventage of failures
to appear is among the holders of high
number.
Where the Prise Lay.
A correspondent of tho Kansas City
Star mho recently inspected tha land
opened to settlement, presenta some
facta worthy of eartioct consideration by
lhe winners, lie, writes:
Tha lande are all the counties of Mel
lette aud Bennett in South DaJ.ois. Mel
lette was a port ot the Rosebud and Ben
nett a part of thn Vine Cldge Indian
reservations. In oprulug those t ountiea
sections and alloted a section of land to
every Indian untitled to have It. Too
Indians wtta given tha first choice.
They went In and aelected the choicest
lande In both coiiDlloa, and thoee lands
are not to be opened to settlement. The
londa to ba opened are those discarded
by tho Indiana.
Tho topogrmvpy of tho country to be
opened la much like tho aaud bin country
of Bout h eel Vanaaa, Tbo soil Is about
the aaine. There are many sand Ml la and
uiuuti land that will bo too rough for
farming. All of tt la good gresmg land
and that rnioutb enough to farm Is very
f 01 tile. Veanott county I almost all
prnilh. There Is very lilt'.- good land lu
that couuty. An Idea, of the nature of
the laud may be bed from tne xaluatluiu
put upa tt by the gereramcnt appraisers
0
83.25
and complete. Look . for the
115 South
1?th St.
ZESBSBSSSSJ
lietore the leaistrutiou began government
agents visited every tract and placed the
values at from SJ cents to 18 an acre. In
alt of Bennett county I h we is only 6:9
acrea or land left unselected by tho In
dians that waa appraised by tho govern
ment at from 13 to tl an acre. This Is
enough for three full farms of 160 acre
and one more smaller. In that county
there are 17,00 acrea appraised at from
12 to 14 an sere 'and 75.000 acre appraised
at from 23 cents to $3 an sore.
In Mellette county, which la by far the
better of the two, there are 1D,000 acres of
first-class unsetected land appraised at
$0 and I an acre. 70.000 acrea apprui.sed
at H to tt un acre and 3.000 and toon acres
sppralned at from 28 cents to U an acre.
Aa o farmeats.
Jn filing upon the land a feo of 114 must
be paid. One-fifth of the appraised valoe
also must be paid at once. Thus, if a
person got a claim appraised at ti un
acre he would pay lit down. The bal-
anco must be paid In five eiual Install
ments, which will become due two, three,
four, five and elx years after the date
of entry, 'If a payment Is not made in
cash when duo all payments made before
re forfeited and the land reverts to the
government.
It Is well to bear this in mind, too. be
cause there are persona who drew lauds
In tha openings of the laat seven 'year
In Bonth Dakota who arc hard pressed
this year and are petitioning the govern
ment for permission to leave their land.i
for two years to go awsy and get work
to complete payments on it and to muKc
a living. That fact will be denied in Cost
country, but It la true nevertheless Borne
are abandoning; their wiomeateada an,;
going out to other plucea to try and make
a living. The trope wore poor there thi
year, as they were almost everywhere,'
because or lack ot molsiuie.
Moat M There Foorteen Mouths.
A person drawing a claim must live on
It continuously fourteen months. That
mut be an actual residence. - Thore w ill
be no trickery auch an lisi been In other
openings. The rule will be enforced. A
person muat abandon hla other reldence
and muat go to live there , within six
montha after filing aud stay fourteen
months. Then he may pay up and get u
clear title and sell If he wlahe to. Other-
wise he msy get titlo by sieving five
years and making payments In inxtaJl
ments. He must cultivate the land and
improve It. Leaves of abaence of one
year will be granted after realdeoce on
the land has been established actually.
but that will be granted only In caae the
enirymaa la prevented by sK-knees or
crop failure from making a, living.
It aliould bo borne in mind that your
home In either of these counties wlil be
from twenty to fifty mllee from a taJi
road. and the roade are through a vandy
country, making the haul to and from
railroad towns hud and elo. All build
ing materials, fuel and aiiplle muat be
hauled In, and the crop must be bauhxl
out to market.
ladleaa foe Kelarhhora,
Some of your neighbor wl'l be Itxlluns.
whoso tracts of land are enattcrr-l all
over the two coiinlle. They are Indians
who have lived In the wild all their
lives. The government frowns upon the
aale of land by an Indian. The polii y
will he U prevent them from selling. Al
lotment of their lands la a scheme of the
govern a it it to relieve Itself of part ot
the capenee of uprtlrg the Improvident
Indians. -
Indiana ate permitted to lease iheli
lands, through the government, tor fium
Its to $) a quarter t-4uon a year for a
term of five yeara. Many of ILoec vho
registered Intend. If they draw Mad. In
lease laigs tram of Ind'.an and schoui
t -v r7tf M in I lite -UAJ
i i li ra I wm m i
tv.Wi MM til
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We allow lull value lor old niachlne's or any make to purchas
ers of the new Columbia Grafonola. Don't let your old machine
stand in tho way of your Retting the latest and most perfect sound
reproducing Instrument. Come in nd .bear the Grafonola and talk
the matter over with ub. You do not know what a talking machine
tan do until you hear the Grafonola. - ,
Columbia Phonograph Co.
1311 Farnam E. C. POORE, Local Manager
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Change in Sunday Time Card
On and after Sunday, November the
fifth, cars will leave Twenty-fourth
and N Sts., South Omaha, for Belle
vue and Fort Crook, every, half hour
Sunday afternoons after one o'clock.
Omaha & Southern Interurban Railway Company
EC
Deaf People
Hear Whispers
With Common-Sen to Ear Drums j -"Wireless
rhones for tho Ears" '
For twenty years the Com-1
tnon-rnse tar uruma nave
been rivms; good bcarlnc; to
hundreds ot tbouaudH of jfy- 'A
deal people, and they will do (P . i,
MiesAuit iorall wbotry them. J"'
. trery ronaittoo ot cleatnefte . .
9t defective heMtiug is bring
Seined snd cured, such as Ca
tarrhal I leatneaa. KeUxod oriunlien Drums,
Ihickened Drums, Uonriug and Hisaiog
Sounds, Herfora'ed ot Partially Ieatroyt
lrutut.Urucn W holly Destroyed. bii.charj
from Kara do matter what tliecsuaeorhow
long atanilmj tliecaiie lauy be. tiiore in hope
ol good hearing- for all tie arTlicted deaf.
' The Commnn-Sense Kar Ururn la made el
a Bolt, aentltlited material, comfortable and
ante to venr. Thev aro ont t t.lght when
worn, and eimily acliaated by the wearer.
Good hearing brinuscheerfnlaeu. comfort
Bed sun htue into Ilia die o( tlie li'nely deal.
Our Free Hook, which tella all. will be sent
on applicatiua. Writs tor it today to I
Wlt-SON EAR DRUM CO. (It)
3 JO Tsdd B.ldm LMUTille, Kr.
lunds and farm ur Kruze them. Tl.e irov-
! ernnicnt renulrcs the kaor of a tract of
1 Imlin lar.d to put a thit--nriiJ viira
feiu'e all around it. That will oust a'.iout
13.41 .and the (erne will bdoig to the
Indian. 1
Tl.e lnuian lan ta Are tirt Livable. That i
will 11. low the whole burden of taxation
upon tlie lands o:' tho wli tu s-Il1imi.
County buijdlngs urid at hoo'.s nn.t he j
built und county ofiireir pul.I and the
taxis probably will be hfav. I'.i-ciufe of
the Indians laiuH hCMttered tl.rouko the
two counties the u nite aetiieis .11 he
few ami far apm t and there will uot be
many toa-tis. Iinds will not be as vslua- !
ble for those it.mi os It Is In the conn,
ties direcily rut tbut were, itceiuly
opened. In t!ioe counties farms that
wore takt a a few e4ia ago have fcdu
at from li.tM to !w).
It Is predicted !; cotiai rvat'.ve men
aho know the country that any lvon:e
atead In Id lli ttc county arpralre J now
at from U to 1 nn uc:c will l.c r.oilhi
from t;.tf) to H fouiteen inorili. after j
it had lvn entered. ... .
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Copyright Han kkifau 4c Uu(
DRS. MACH & MACH
ueeessor to
BAILEY & MACH
- VSsTTISTS
Neatest eci'ilpped rientsl ortice In
Cimsha. Illithest grade Oeiitlstrv at
teasonable prices. Porcelain fillings,
Jvtol 11 t. toulh. All 1IaI( UlUtf.i.d
uaretuliy aterUinsd after each opera-
Ul'U,
Cor. ISth and rarnam utm.
THTt Fuooa axto- ir.ory
siiei.'w.s an m aaia isi iwsbw.
fflGHCUT
SHOES
FOR THE BOYS
Both seasonaVile and sen
sible. A .positive neces
sity from now on.'
They keep the feet and
legs dry and warm and go
a long way towards keep
ing the bov. well and heal
thy. ' '
These, shoes are water
proof' and are guaranteed
the best shoe value on the
market at these prices.
$2.25 to $3.50
Our winter stock in
cludes a big selection of
children's shoes for all oc
casions. SHOE CO.
16th and Itoaglaa Sts.
M
LAND OWNERS
lirtnn to seU ttVir fttrius r
land will find an al In Iho
I tee Farm and Jlanch l.autl
C'u'uiunS most auccceful.
HART, SCHAFI'NKR
cS: -MARX havc made for
us anew .Raglan slip-on that's
just about the most swagger
thing you young fellows will
wear or see worn this fall.
Loose, baggy back, with
good, generous collar and
lapels, the Raglan shoulder
gives ita very smart air.'
Big, generous pockets at the
sides, with vertical openings;
you can reach through into
your trousers pocket without
unbuttcning the overcoat.
It's only one of many good overcoat
.styles we show. Better look 'em ovt.-r.
Suits 18 and up.
Overcoats $16.50 and i;;.
HAYDEN BRO.
This storo is the homy ol
Hart, Schaffner & Mar:; cluti,'.-;:.
iaU
Health and Happiness
you eanuot have'ontr without
the other.
Damp, Gold Feet
destroy health ami happi
ncss. If you would enjoy
both protect your feet. Colds
and Pneumonia eanuot veah
you if you wear
Cushion Sole Shoes
They are a non-conductor
of heat and cold. . Your feet
are at an even temperature
in these shoes.
The" are made on a com
mon" sense last with soft,
porous, felt cushion insoles.
The only real cushion sole
shoes. : -
-Men's i.. 5:00
Women's, $-1.00
Drexel Shoe Co.
i 14 Id Fftrnam St.
ABOVE ALL I M QUALITY
FOR HOME CONSUMERS
PHONES
Doug. 119; Ind. A-2119
V11U. BOEHKOFF
Retail Dealen
Officc-803 S. 7th St.
man no
fSJa MHIualtl j S
1111 wrm wwt mm p.ri mw
the Bsr. Tbr aalT
rllati7 k. Lane kille gl.BSi
lartotte. Bead Sor booklet rre.
Josephine Le Fevre Company
Philadelphia,' Pa.
Sold by rwaton Urug Cd.. tlia Bell iJi ug
Co., ami the Hennett Company. Oinaha
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
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SPECIAL TRIP
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