TIFF, BKE: OMATTA. RATUTiPAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1911.
7
$2.00 , Pillow
Cases, 98c
Richly Embroidered JTMllow
Cases, hemstitched and with
scalloped edges; worth 2.00
pair, on sale Saturday, at,
Pa'r 98
Embroidered Centerpieces and
Dresser Scurfs, beautiful de
signs; to $1 values, at 49
Pillow Tops, Centerpieces and
Aprons, with sufficient floss
to work each, packed In en
velope, Saturday, 23S 50
Sample of the Furniture
Fcr the New
Doughs Co. Court House
Are on din-play In our Furniture de
partment, 3d floor. That the Judgment
of the ?ommlsnlners was excellent
la admitted by all who examined the
selection. litt ua show them to you.
$2.0 J Hand
Bags 98c
All leather, leather lined
baps, with coin purse, fancy
frame. Silk Velvet Bage.
w ith long handles and Ger
man Silver frames, also Jet
Headed Bags; values to 2,
on sale OS
German fcllTer Hand Bar
The finest line shown In
Omaha, on ante at .,..95.00
380 Shopping" Bags (it .,..10
Special Outer Garment Bargains that Should
Crowd our Suit Dept. to its Capacity Saturday.
Not a Single Disappointment Awaits You.
You'll find values even better than you expect
Manufacturer's Stock of Silk and Wool
Dresses Mescalines, serges, etc.. in
beautiful one-piece styles, in all colors
and sizes; dresses in the lot worth $'2".0(
choice, at $5.00
COATS COATS
l.COO of them on sale Saturday about half.
$15.00 and $18.50 Coats Long black ker
seys and fancy mixtures, fine assortment,
great snap Saturday at $7.95
375 Sample Coats in fancy mixtures nnd
imported novelties; up-to-the-minute in
style; values to ijtfo.OO; choice. .$14.90
Genuine Seal Plush Coats Skinner satin
lined, matchless values and assortments;
at, choice $25.00
FURS FURS
Long Russian Pony Coats Also fine
French Coney Coats; Skinner satin lined
matchless at $29.90
Blue Wolf Fur Sets $15.00 values, large
shawl collars and pillow muffs; very
special bargains at $8.95
30-inch XXXX Near Seal Coats-With
beaver collar and cuffs; $133.00 values; in
Saturday's sale nt $49.00
One Lot of Coney Fur Sets That sell reg
ularly in all stores at $4.00; while they
last Saturday $1.95
HATCHWAY in the CHILDREN'S DKPAHTMKNT
All Wool Serge Dresses, all sif.es C tc
f U: - ' :x :
il .t.u.i , ii. initial, f
mm,
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750 Handsome New Tailored Suits In
clever new designs, choice fabrics; all
best colors and weaves; suits made to sell
from $25.00 up to $40.00; in Saturday's
sale at $12.50
Greatest bargains ever offered in Omaha.
Ladles' Wool Blanket Hobes All sizes and colors,
$5.00 values, choice $2.95
Ladies' Flannelette and Percale Dressing Barques,
in all sizes, good colors, 60c values, at 129
Children's Bearskin lion tuts and Felt Caps
50c values, all colors, on sale at ........ If)?
to 14 years.
Blues, Reds and Browns, nobby new styles,
choice $1.95
Children's Heavy Frieza Coats, also velvet, Bear
skin and Plush coats, values up to $10.00, In
two lot $2.95 and $3.95
J.
Men's . Boys'
Winter Hat
: Styles
Several big shipments
niakes our stock again
' complete. All new stylo
ideas. Scratch-ups, Ve
lours, Keavcrs. All the
Fuzzy ones so popular
this season. Prices
from $2 t $0
New Derby s are here. A
shape to suit every face
at any price
from $1.59 to $5
KAMri.K I HAT SAI.K
One big lot of manufac
turers' samples; either
soft or stiff hats; values
to $3.00, on sale In two
lots at. . .$1 and 5Q
.'' vX v)J TLiT.: .Vi. 4 air.
Just the Cap
Vou want at Just the
price' you want to pay.
You'll find assortment
exceptionally large, prices
surprisingly row.
Men's Cloth Caps, fancy
and plain colors, splen
did values. -50S 75
$1. $1.25. $1.50
Fur CapH, right styles
worth more than the
prices. $1.50. $2.00.
$3.50 nl $4.50
$1.00 Jkys' Captt, fur
lined, in all colors, on
said at G9
75c Boys' Caps at..4)
Children's Caps, velvet,
plush and chlncllla, in
all colore, snap
each 50
$10 -
Ostrich Plume Trimmed Hats
WORTH UP TO $35.00
Beaver Hat, Velour Hats, Silk 'Velvet Hats, elegantly
trimmed with willow or French plumes, hats that sold to
$35.00 and great values at the price; in Satur- tff A An
day's sale;' your choice .vlytUll
J (M Trimmed lints ttat have leen selling to $5.00, newest styles, de-
sirab'.e colors, to close Saturday, $1,00
setter iiiuuer assortments tuid values here. All Mmliiery
marked in riain Figures.
Uqu:r Dept. Specials
Buy Vow for Tbanksgivlnr
rin Caurorola Wines, Fort or
Knarry, Saturday. at, vrr
liottla 890 and 360
Suckiat California Win, I'urt,
Sliarry. Munratel, Angelica
an. I Ti.kay, full quart ..60o
Bom Mad Oiapo Winoi, red
or wliile, on Halo here, at,
Kallon 1-00
yoar Old WhlikUi, Mary
land liyo or Teniifibee V h t
'.'oin. full quartb V3o
lr f?ali.n ti.SO
l-yar Old WhlakUa, Ciu. kcn
tiieiiier, i-chriey, ouar
Hrook, Jir'.i L)aw or WeMn
Slirlnarn, full quarl . 1.O0
Ver gallon 3.60
25 to 50 SAVED BY TRADING! AT HAYDEN'S FOR GROCERIES
W mtt tha vrleaa for tha paopla.
It ll.a. best Urunulatad HuRar..$1.00
48-lh. aaoka brut high grade Dia
mond tl Family Klour 91.85
t lba. beat Whlta or Yellow t'urn-
iiih1 ISo
( lba. good Japan lllca BSo
4 )bn. fancy Japan Head Hlce....86o
10 Lara Heat-'Km-All Soap 89o
Grapa-NuU, pka 100
Corn Flake, breakfaat food, pkg. Sjo
Lu I.u Scouring (Soap, tha great
cleauher. per can So
Yeast Koai-i. pkg 3o
The beat 8oda or Oyater C'rackera,
Ih o
Dried Traits for Tour rnddlnge,
Flea, Cakea and lauce.
Clrannd Curranta. It 100
Sultana KalalnM, lb lS'iO
(ullfornia Seedless TlalaliiM, lb.,.10o
Kunry Kalian i'runes. lb luo
r'ancy Muaatel Cooking Kaialua, hi.
lh lOo
Fancy California t ooking Flg&, lb. loo
Fancy Hubbard Knuaah. ner lb. .lUo
Heedleaa ilulaina, pkg -3o
Llamond C or Jl Mincemeat, at,
Pkg 8 1-ao
The beat :.ilxed Nuta lb ISo
The bent Lemon, Orange or Citron
Peel, 11 sue
Fancy Imported I Hit en, lh lgVio
Bayden'a make i poaalbla for the
people of Omaha to eat fresh vege
table the year round.
2 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce So
3 large buuehea fum y Texas radlahea
loo
3 large bunchea fancy Texuh Carrota
for loo
3 large bunches fancy Texas Beet a
for loo
3 large bunchea fancy Texaa Tur
nips for Joe
Iirtre Ilea l Lettuce, each loc
l-arK ('iiiMimbrrH, each 7Va
Fancy California ripe Tumatoas, at,
, l'or " 7Vto
J-ancy Cabbage, per lb lio
TRY HAYDENS FIRST
SHIRTS
Manufacturer's Surplus
Stock of High Grade
Shirts at a Saving of
Nearly Half to You Sat
urday.
$1.00 and $1.50 Shirts at
49c liiglit, medium nnd
dark colors, with or
without collars; plain or
pleated bosoms, cont style
with cuff attached all
perfect garments .. .40c
93.00 Shirt at 91.1.1 All
newest styles in the cele
brated Grlffen Brand Shirts
. neat stripes and figures;
values up to :i.oo,
t QS? SI. 15
f:l riannel hhlm lfl.1.5
Fine California Flannel
In blue or grey, all
aizea from 14 to 18
neck band, regular
$3.00 values, tbe
snap of the
season
81.45
WE'VE FURNISHED RECENTLY
The New Wellington and Plata Hotels:
The Bachelors, S. Omaha, and seteral
others, want to figure with you on any
furnishing you may have. Buying here
you'll find means price saving and satisfaction.
Neckwear and
Handke chiefs
Fancy Side Frills and Col
lars, special 25S -10
Silk Nnrf. plain and fancy,
49t. G.V. 70S OSc
Ladles' Linen Initial Hand
kerchiefs, snap at....f3(t
Irtlen' Hand Fmhroldered
Initial llitnilkerchlcfs 5t
Knbri(llerel HwIm Hand
kcrtliiofs, 3 in fancy box
with Christmas card, IlOc
vu 25
J I: ffUlAPl.t -,TO'-r.
p 'V' i a - ii.
Quality and Price
I-amlrJ us the contract for Kurnlah
Ing the Court llouae. We can do Just
aa well on your bill. Lot iu flffuro
with you on all your furniture noeda
Will aurnly save you money.
Saturday
Specials
Wool Mufricrs, all tolcra,
at 25?
2oc Bilk TaffeU Hlbbons,
at, yd 10
15c Children's Hose Supporters
at Of
36c. Fad Hoso Supporters
at 19
60c. Briatlo Hair Brushes
at 25
$1.00 Rubber Cushion Hair
Brushes 49
26c Tooth Brushes,
at 10
Spencer
Shoe Co.
Stock
Spencer
Shoe Co.
Stock
Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes of all kinds on sale Saturday. Most amaz
ing bargain offerings shown in Omaha this season.
Men's Shoes, worth to $'J.."i0
Women's Shoes
Hoys' & Youth
vorth to $'J..")0 )
s, worth to if.i.OO I
i's Shoes, worth $1.75 J
4T DO ( Misses & Chil'ii's Shoos, worth $1.75
f 1 M
1 Men's Tun or Uluek Kid h'omeos
Pr. Women 'h Felt Juliets, worth $1.75
Other magnificent bargains from this purchase and our own regular stock of
fer matchless saving opportunities.
Women's $4.00 Shoes in nil leathers, with
the last word in styles $2.50
Men's Shoes, nil styles, worth up to $3.00,
nt $1.98
Children's hand turn button or lace
Shoes; Women's Knit Slippers. .. .500
Women's Slumber Slippers and Boys' or
Misses' warm House Slippers 25c
Grover nnd Queen Quality Shoes for
women who want the best.
Stetson nnd Crossett Shoes for the
men who know.
Unmatched Assortments; a Guarantee of Quality and Prices Tial You'll Not Find Duplicated on Like Quality Goods, Are Responsible for
The Greatest Selling in Winter Underwear and Furnishings
We Have Ever Known. If You are at All Interested In Saving See These Special Offering In Saturday's Sale
rW -
Ladles' Silk and Wool Union nits
Jn Stratford. Harvard and Lunarne
values to 13.50, all perfect aar
menta, on aale at tl.SB
Ladles' 93.00 Wool Vnloa tulta In
crram or white, on sale Saturday,
at 9M
Ladles' Jeraey Bltobed Underwear
Vent a or 1'unta, In white, cream or
tray, regular 1 1.00 aarn.ent valtiea,
rrgular or extra alaea, Saturday,
per garment 4Sa
l.a'llen' 41.S6 ami 11.60 lTnlon Suite,
all colors und lsa. . . . S8o and 78o
ljitlva' 76c I'nlon Hulta, all alaea, on
aalo , 40
Laulea' Wool Knit Underwear, $1 60
ami 2.00 values at S8o
Children's 6Dc quality timlerveeta or
puiita, Jeraey ribbed or fleeced, at
1'pr Karment . , ISO
Children's Klaatlo Fleece Lined lln
(lnrveata or I'antn, at, per gar
ni out - IsVio
A rise on this of f Ho pnr alae.
Men's All Wool Shirts or Drawers
All kinds, value to $1.00, at 91.88
980 and , 7o
Complete lines of Sterllnv Underwear
for Ladles.
Kan's 93.00 Union Malts at 91-88 All
wool. or part wool. In white, light or
ilarklgrey and blue, five different
numbers fur selection, all alxcn, H4
to r.0, choice 81.98
Misses' 81-85 and 91-BO Tleeoe Lined
Union Multa, all kinds and mlora,
on salo at 8o TOO
Men's 99.00 All Wool Undershirts
Double breaated, all slses tip to 41.
great snap 81.50
Women's Xayeer Silk Rose Kvery
pair guaranteed, treat anap Batur
day, at, alr B8
Women's BOO e,aaUty Hose Manu
facturers' samples, at, pr 8Se
Ladles' All Wool and Cashmere Boee,
also Wayne Knit, at per pair 4So,
SBa and afro
Ladles' Cashmere or Cotton Sose,
with white feot, to 25n valunn, 18o
Children's SBo Bhawkalt and Wool
Hose, on Hale, pair lSUo
Ladles' Wool Knit Rhawls In black
and colore, 11.00 to I1.J5 valtiea,
at 490
Utwport Voarfs and Vine Wool
hawla, values to $2.00, on mile
at , 49o end 980
COKHT SrSCXALS IATVBBAT.
Standard Corsets, odd lots that aell
regularly up to $$.00, all good mod
el n. at 98a
910 W. 83. Corsets with double front
lay, all all, IS to $0, at . ,,.T5o
91-00 raaey Brasslers SOo
- Omaha Welling Agents (or Hemo
and LaOreque Corsets.
pedal Yarn Bargains.
Jtew Style Fheenlx MufHers Mili
tary or turn down collar effect,
m aaln i . . . .SOo
Ladles' Bweater Coats In nil etylea
and colors, on sale at 11-49, 91.98,
98.4S up to 80.00
Misses' Bweater Coats In white, cardi
nal, oxford and navy, special bar
gains Saturday at 88o, 91.48, 91.98
a
and
18.48
Alexander Smith & Sons Rugs
Saturday and Monday
Our buyer was in nttendanee at the greut New York auction and Ilayden Bros,
were the biggest purchasers west of the Mississippi. We've offered splendid assort
ments and values in these sales previouslybut nothing, wo believe, to equal the show
ing and values here for selection in this sale. All goods guaranteed perfect or money
refunded. NEW SPRING 1912 PATTERNS. Extra sales people to wait upon you. AU
the Rugs from the big New York auction divided for Saturday into eight great lots.
$15 Tapestry Brussels Rugs
9x12 size, seamless, 8
wire quality, on sale
at $9.98
23 Pattern for selection.
$18 Tapestry Brussels Rugs
9x12 size, seamless, 10
wire quality, nt ..$12.98
28 Patterns for selection.
$25 Tapestry Brussels Rugs
10-fixl2 size 10 wire qual
ity, Beamless, at $10.98
Biglow Bagdad Wilton Rugs
All the new Spring 1912
patterns in 9x12 size, the
very best qualities
at $35.00
$10 Tapestry Brussels Rugs
(5x9 rizo, 10 wire quality,
$15 Tapestry Brussels Rugs
. 8-3x1 0-6 size, seamless,
10-wiro quality, nt..$9.98,
Big assortment for selection.
923.78 Hillllpwburji and VHvet
Hugs, aoamless, 9x12 sice, extra
heavy, big lino of elegant new
patterns, at .'.'$14,75
$30.00 Wilton and AxinlnMer
Kugs, big line -of patterns, 0x12
sire, magnificent bargains at,
cuolc 815.75
choico $6.00
lie hero early and get first choice of the most choice lot of Kug bargains ever of
fered in any store in Omaha.
Drugs and Toilel Goodi, bet
ter Bargains Than Ever
BIO BMI3IAL BAIiS STAKTI SAT
URDAY MOBHIMU.
2fie bar Ni. 4711 While Rose dlycer
Ine eoap for loo
16c bar Munyon's Witch Hanoi soap,
at 'i bars tor lfto
Four liars of Ivory Moap for ...ISo
ISu pliK. of 110 Mule TeaiT.' liorax Bo
lOo Jap Hone or 1'alni Olive soap, at
2 liara for lBq
lOo box Hlilnola ehoe pnllah for . .60
25o aire rianltol Kaeo Cream or Per-
oxlile Oram for 18VkO
Hanltol TootU iVate or powder
for 18Vo
tDo can lr. K. U tlroves' tuoth pow
der or paate for , lOo
SOo hIko Kaatman Hrnoln Almond
' I.otlon for 18V40
tOn box of Java ltlce or 1'uiioiit a
face powder for BSo
fl.00 else t'ure Jlydrogen I'uroxlde
extra sixo for aso
One hundred ltlnkle's Caucara Tab
Iota for 850
$1,110 slxe genuine Ideal liulr Krushea
for 49e
One big lot of I1.2C, fl.T.O and f'J.OO
Benulne i-Jbony Hack Hair llruslica,
0110 to a cuetomor, at 880
t-plcce Manicure aets, whllo they
laat for 8So
$2.0U 7-plcco Manlcuro aets u at,
each 81.00
llrautlful boxed I'er'uine.i at BSo, fiOo,
1.00 and (8.00
One-Melt Off On All Kubber Oooas
Batuxday.
$125 -rt. Kupld now Fountain
SyrlnKO for , 6o
II. No. i Hot Water bottle for SSe
$2.50 No. i lied ltuuber byrlnge ami
bottle for 81.88
$3.0u Wellington Syrlnao nnd bottle,
guaranteed for i years for . .88.00
Speca Bargains in the Busy Hardware
8 so japanned Bread Boxes 49o
91.00 Japanned i"lour cans (60-ll.
capacity ... 780
810 Waffle Irons at 860
8 l.oo Enameled Tea Kettles, all
white, 011 Hale at -490
4-lt. lOce Hollers, blue und white
enanirl, ht . -3So
Blue and White Enameled Ware
t'offeo i'ota. Tea l'otx, Tea Kettle,
1'rcservliiK Kettloa. Stew Kettlea,
Blitl.tly dumuged, to $1.00 value.
at 85o
81 JS Cllroaa rood Choppere
40.00 Ulobe Bteel Aaagea, w
Inch Oven, Hpecial
12.1.00 Caxt Iron Cook Stove..
$1)00 Hero Oak Heatrra,
nlrklcd, ll-ln fire pota
$10.00 Hero Oak Hnntura,
nlikled, ii-ln. fire "l
$1 OH llaiiiled Axei ut
Henry liHton llurlc-ewa. . . .
"1 hlp-a-way" Slel Hiitheti
$1 00 I'dlil Hlaat Ijintunh, No.
on pule ul
eso
Itll H.
.835.00
.815.00
heavy
. 8 t 8
heav v
. .87.95
. . .690
. . . 69o
. . .890
2 ale.
690
Needed Bargains in Crockery
For Thanksgiving
KilA-ln. l.irife de orated Turkey
I'lattera, worth from $1 00 to $2.0i),
'Bi lal, rai Ii 69e
lft-riere decorated Cup and Haui'er
and 1'late.i, net 85o
plain white hell Chlneae Cup and
Hiiucer, tf for 69a
lei orated i'latea and l'lriln Oold Band
edge, worth up to $ 1.60 eet. (1 for 59o
plain Walur tjlaasen, 6 for HUQ
Plain hheroola. ii tor 15o
Plitln 2-o7.. Whlwkeyu, tl for...,15o
Wine Glai-icK. U lor I So
ltl-ln. plain t'nlonlal I'utich Howl with
12 uhuruet, toiiiplete 82-85
YANKEE SURGEONS DO THINGS
Jltn, Hare prrotlona I'erforiurd at
the Anunal ( llnlc In Philadelphia.
ElrM hundred surgeons attending the
Clinical Congresi of Surgeons of North
America witnessed a aerlee of rare opera
tions In Philadelphia hospital. These
Included one said to cure permanently
cancer of the breatt, another flat feet
and a third the bloodies correction of
bowlege by a method different from that
of Dr. Txirent of Vienna. Tha operations
were performed by American surgeona,
but other operations, known to the pro
fession In America only from publications
In medical Journals or fiom eeelng them
performed abrcad, will bo demonstrated
In this country for the (list time during
the sessions of the congress by foreign
eipei tu.
The moat Important clinic was held at
the Medico-Chlrurglcal ItospltaJ, where
It. W. U Rodman of Philadelphia held
a clinic on the surgery of the mammary
Cland and dec'ared that his demonstra
tion showed that carcinoma (or cancer
of the breast) could be permanently cured
with the use of tho knife. Cases operated
on In were exhibited. Plantic re
section for benign neoplasms was In
cluded In the clinic, with exhibitions of
successful operations performed six years
aso. Surgical pathology of mammary
tumors was dlHcussed and gross speci
mens were examined and slides shown.
Ir. Hodman gave demonstrations on
thorough operations for cancer of thu
breast and aald that many failures were
due to operations not being thoroughly
performed. He ihowed that nut only the
breast, but all the glands under the arms
and muscles covering tha walla under the
btrait must a'so be leino.ed, thus taking
away all the cancer, tissues and glands
which are so frequently the cauee of the
riturn In thce casct. With the technique
thus thoroughly demonstrated by l'r.
Hodman, It Is declared that the percent
age cure In such cases Would t won
derful, and If tho case is neon before the
cancer Is advanced too far it will be
positively cured and will stay cured.
At tho Methodlxt I-:plcopal hospital
Ir. J. T. Hunh held a clinic; on the treat
ment and euro of flat foot an operation
for congenital rpeHtlu diplegia. Flat foot,
which Is one of the most common dis
eases known, la very painful. Children
born with a short heel tendon are the
victims of this disease. I'tmble to bend
the toes and wearing low heel shos
v. hen a child begins to romp and run.
the arch of the foot suddenly snaps, with
the rewult that there Is a collapsu i f the
hones In the feet. Foot urchea are re
sorted t ), but their una Is said to he
painful.
Ir. Hue. lis method la to make the
rotient :it on the toes and walk on
l'ie outside of the foot, following the
operation irvmnesllc tx-rclo-s mimt bo
practiced for two ytars, and at certain
Intervals the patient must report to him.
Ir. HuKh belli v s the government need
no lougvr put a ban on army recruits be
cause of flat foot, for it would lc possible
to cure thu recruit before or ufter enlist
ment. At the .Samaritan hospital lr. W. Wovno
Pabcock of Philadelphia operated on a
child In a case of sptnnl bifid 1 and re
moved from the spinal cord o sac.
A case of double bowlegs was cured In
a bloodless operation at rit. Agnea' hos
pital at a clinic held by Hrl H. A. Wilson.
The patient, a child 12 ytara old, was
afflicted with double bowlegs, and with
out the us of a knife, but with a special
Instrument, the bones of tho legs wery
straightened. Philadelphia ledger.
Key tu the Hltuatlon llee Want Ads.
Perpetual Motion.
Frederick Pamserter of New York has
made a clock which never haa to he
wound up. '1 he motive power Is turn. shed
by a coil of sine wire font long Km Ii
change ut temperature causes the wire
either to expand or contract, and the
mechanism Ih so arranged that a chanr
either way will opeiate to ktep the wheels
moving
HORSETHIEF HAD A WARDROBE
Kansas Crook Kiinlppcd with Duds
for All Kinds of Func
tions. In the capture of Flmer Curtell, the
man whj confessed to Sheriff Tom
O'Connor to stealing the bay team of
Bert Johnson's, the county official be
lieve they have captured a professional
horsethief. Coilell would have It under
stood that this Is his first offense, and
that claim Is borne out to a decree by
the fact that Cortell "Jarred louse" and
talked ho freely of the affair to the I.yun
county xherlff. Hut Cortell told that he
had a trunk at the Cuslett home, near
t.mpuiia, where he taut worked, and I'll
dershcrlff Charles (ilbson went after this
property, and, Instead of one trunk, he
lound two trunks and three valises.
These were cm mined full of clothing,
partly new; eight or tin pairs of shoes,
some of which never had been worn, rub
ber boots, leggings, duck coats, Jackets
and the like, and toilet articled, such as
noup, talcum ponder und sundries o(
that suit. A pair of elkhlde shoos, a pair
of low cut patent leather shoes, a chamois
vest, such as men who drive much 111
cold weather wear for cheat protection,
a fur-lined duck coat and many other
such articles were brought to the Jail.
Cortell said the property was his. Ilti said
he bought It.
The theory of the county officers Is
that Cortell has been In tha habit ot
running horses out of the country and
selling them. Once In a strange town,
he would purchase goods at the stures,
they believe, which Is said to be a fre
quent ruse ot the crooked clientele for
averting suspicion. Few of the articles
in this assortment of Corteli's are high
class; must of them are the homely,
everyday sort of articles, wli.ch a man
of ordinary bearing would purchase, 'i'ue
of Hcers say that a man of respuctable
tpptarsnce, la the false of a working
J K ' J
I
mun, clad In overalls, duck Jackets and
low leather boots, would be the last
man In the world to be suspected of hor-e
stealing.
Cortell wns "on" to his Job, all right
When arrested he hud a big bill book
In his possession, full of accounts of vary
ing amounts. He explained that If there
were too persistent inquiries concerning
his business in a strange nelghbrhoud,
he would profess to be collecting. "The
bills are cleverly made out and would
allay suspicion under most circumstances,
the officers say. Emporia Gasette.
Bluslaca of a l nle.
How ran a man help feeling restless
when even his bills are unsettled?
All the world's a mute, but must of the
actors are amateurs. '
Hy their deeds ye ehall know them the
people who get taught with the goods.
Some men burn their bridge behnd
them, and some In front of them.
1 he man with push often lias to take' a
buck seat to the man with a pull.
A woman can't always conceal her axe
by covering It with a coat ef peoat. JNeaf
York Times.
