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f V -14 Nebraska. ROADS APPEALYUDDCT CASE Omaha Croaiag Caie Takea to Supreme Conrt y Li- J corners to be put 10 work State Beer Will laatnll " ruurr " (a Fair Grenada rrepare fee Fall LINCOLN. Neb.. VU SL-tSpsclal Tl-Mrare.V-An erlej from the district court (( rous.as eowmy to the eur-reneieourt of Nebraska mad this afternoon In ths cass of tha Citr of Omaha against th Union Psciflo Railroad eoropenr. and ether lines. . Tha controversy ever tha rleht of ti.. ntv of Omshs to compel the wsfend- ... mnuilH to build a visdart over tkctr ear tracks at Nicholas strset. On April It !. the cltr council or dered the city entlneer to prepare p aji specifications for a viaduct across tha atraat nam" mandamus la sued ereertST tha work to beeln within thirty daya. Tha railroad companies re fused to can' out the plana of the cltr na on trial. J. Ml. district court rendered a verdict In favor ef the city. A BMtM. for a new trial wea by four ! tha erfruUiit compenles, tha Missouri Pacific, the Illinois Central, tha Omaha Dridfo and Terminal an the Chicaao, Minneapolis St. Pui. '"c" " " kr the district eourt and Ihe owe la now appealed ta the supreme court. Weer Well at rHena. The Boas of Public Leada na Bu,M' Inc. Tinted the penitentiary yesterday nnd decided to put down another well at that Institution, The water pressure has become aa weak that the third tier of cells K without hs use and the sinking of another well to necessary both a. a preceotk eialast fir and alaa tor miliary ceuasa . . . v Carte, at rale " Oovernor .drtch. In company with the Bute Br. Of Agrleoltwra. Visited the tale Ulr grounds this afternoon and aa reniH a deal wee made with the state ft the nee ol a. few convicts at the atate lair grounds for the urpoae of mak la. needed Improvemente and cleaning thlnfi up. The eonvleu will cost the etate fair board nothing eacept for main tatnence. Ten conrVts will be need to begin the work an dthey will be houssd la one of the bulldlnea ht the grenade, , Delcaetea Nam Alternate . Aa reeuK of tha action et tha aula democrati committee meeting a dare Mo. three, deleaatea to the national con vention at Baltimore have neat la nemee at their alternates. A. TtbbetH of Lie Tela aeleeted T. . Allen, and W. T. Wheeler of Plsttsmootb, W. K. Ritchie at the aame elty. T. T. wanena of Clay Center, dsletae from the Fifth dletiiet, haa selsetsd Lent Tlbbstts of Orand Island. Lambert Denied Xew Trial. wk. Bunresaa eourt banded aowa an platea Uua atornlnf la the case' af Charlet Lambert, oonirletea in no nieirun court of Taaretoa county of recelrind stolen property ta Ihe aajoonl at Hi, Jt I ease was appealed by MM plaintiff on the (round that a Juror la the eas named j HIH bad mad lb tatemeat alter vm ease bad been submitted that he "knew Lambert to be a thief and a bad char- trier." The state showed by afftdaelt by ether snesabers af 4be jury that the ..lament mad by Hill baa aot in nor way prejudiced laem In the ertnflnd of A verdict aisinst the prisoner. Other miner matter ware Veiujht out la the appeal Ta aiipreia eourt ausulned the .rAM t tan lower eourt an aen'M a new trMU. t 1 ' Brief la half af tareesT. ' A brief was filed In the of fire of the clerk of the supreme eourt edsy In the case of rrank V. Larson, convicted of the murder at his brtober. Cbarlea The ap peal is made oe error of the dlstrlot court ' of Burt county, la which the murder took clace and will come up for bearlna la the supreme eourt neat week. A bead tor tVOM waa tiled la the a. press court tht morn Ins la ths ease of William O. Korea, eorrtoted at reeetvtnf toiea property, tha aaee bavtac besa ap pealed as the alias eourt frees the dis trict court of Boyd county last week, mil Men Will Meet. The board of manacers of the State Horticultural society win meet at the LlndeO hotel m this city eturday after- Measr Bard and Reed at ta railway eemmlatlea left tbla SBorninf far aa In spect ton of the atlre system ef toe Bur- Haatoa la Nebrasks. They expect to be on about a week. . Attorney General Marti d broke bis record taalcbt wbea be dellTered bts fire axaduatloa address since be bee bee state sffJdal. Ha spoke before the (red vatlnc eisaa ef ths klsk school at Pender Ooremor Aldrlcb deilrersd the Memo rial day address at Talmads yonrday, eoinff down la his automobile. The dls- It's Tune for That NewStrawLHacd1 Leon's tBe Place b Get It frunday-s the first Sunday la - day ef rest and solid comfort a day to lt and Invito Tour ouL Tee il kike (or the beeches, the country, the moun teine: and yea wlu need a new straw lid Leon's English. Sailors $2 will fill the bllL Of reuh sen nit, bread bnmme. HfSi and yet -street; ther-ll strike you about riant. teriddly F.n!li. They're di.urxrtly the eorrert tklne W'M ayslsllj prloed at - LZ0ITS $2 HATS . 'Ml . er yt efficacy." be has B Btonoep j tirs wnnai s ' n tJ us Us vltica) t la ths aught-1 acatora. It n KISTI RATjrOOATC (lood. eervtceehle and up-to-date, worth t.1or II more than we salt. tMO aa f 10 Distinctive or youth. Xmht bw il k! Lara Boys Summer Clothes Boys' $3.60 and $4 Wool Suits at $1.98-Smart, snappy styles, well made of strong, serviceable weaves, in various shades and patterns $3.50 and $4.00 values, at $1.98 Boys' Lone Pants Sulfa Motly ampl In tb Mason1 emerteet at T lee 1IH 11 to II yr LODI PdDt Suit. worth 17.60 to lio.vu. at Boy' Hey Weliht Ow alls, doubla an, at 45 Boys' toe Brownl Orcralla, at 20 Boys' 75c Rompers, varlou fsbrlo. at 454 taacs Is about slity miles. He retume last svenlnf, anafeiafl I be run la about tare sours. The governor today Issue a eomrms. en to Dr. H. ft. Canuala as a senv er ol the Stat Boar el HealU lure recommends Hon e( that board. Ths Board at Public Lands an Buiwi kxs bas examined tha ssnlraot areltere by the firm from the east, which desires to emptor convicts Irora the penitentiary In the making ot chairs, and tbla morn ing slfned tha same. The Brra will pay the seme price lor the uee er eonvic-. labor ss has beea pall by the broom company. ) cent per ear. numr ol convlcu to bo use will be an anir conalderstlon. It will new be up W the ootnpany to af tt Its sUaalurs to the con tract If It meets Its approval. Dolaoll m rrensaBt. SUts unertoteadeat DelssU delivered the graduauoa address ol the Falrmoat High school Wed need ay. Tba aaercieet took place la the new high acbool build in. Captain J. a Taylor ot the medical e- pertment of tha National Querd bas ten- dared Ms realgnaUoa t tb adjuuat gen eral la take effect Immediately. Captain Harry B. Ford. Company u. First regiment, bas applied tor a dls- charae from Nebraska National uuaro. having served nearly twelve years. His applicant sake to be placed upon the retired list. The secretary of stats' s office shows that over en hundred Nebraska cor porations have seat la their corporation us In the last few days, although the time for reporting la not yet bore. Some ot the eipertenees of the past when some of them were up nearest a delinquent erneeeitlea haa caused Ibeas to set m ths game early. High Schools Hold Commencement Exercises CENTRAL CTTT. Nee, May -PO-ctal -The annual commencement ener ctoes ot the . Central City Htch school wsre held at the aware bouse last even ing. A class of suteensewa boys an nine glrle- were given diplomas. Ths elass roll Is as follow. Elsls Victoria Aimqulst, Aiwa Sts-fred Banksoa. Percey Versos Burke. Ruth Eltsa Candee. Head Alberta Day. Gertrude A. FuHertos. Archibald Vaughn Kerr, Edward Mi I Joha Joseph Tsoley, WW Mertra Trarer, Jr.; Lillian -Wetterer. Jueaita Wolcotl, Elsls Margaret Whtteecarver. O. Floy Wlltla. Sella E. Williams. Rat heel Toung. The class motto was "Not How Much, but How Well." The class flower is the Anwrtcaa Beauty roes, and the class colors Ucht bins and white. The dais honors were awarded to Pereey V, Burke. The address to the class and the preeentetMm of diplomas wss by Superin tendent F. E. Morrow, who took tor bis tbems. "Chancing Conditions."' 'in sermon to the clsas was preached at the Metbeeust church hut Sunday Rev. V. S. Shirley, pastor of the Carlo- tura ehwreb- The aimanl alumni banquet ; will ke teM at the Cadenglea hall Fri 1 Say alfht. Much taterest Is bent taken bers In school matters Just sow. as the proposiuoa ta rote , bonds for Brandeis for Men Offer to Omaha Men and Young Men Greater Varieties and Classier Styles - In - Summer Suits We offer you genuinely good values in thee suits and this is a store that knows what genuinely good values mean. ' ' " r ' Two-Piece Ootin Suits at $12.50 up to $25 Cleverest, dressiest styles in mohair, English homespuns, tweeds and serges all new arrivals combining cool comfort with well tailor ed appearance. . Young Men's Summer Suits at $15.75 Handsome mid-season models for men and young men, in styles that are exclusive, original and distinctive. Included are plain and fancy blue serges. While they last they are specially priced at $13.75 Clever New Models in Summer Suits for Men clothe t that will tlrUce tht The ttyUs nil follow the mJ ii UnMf f1 ative ttylea, embracing a ctmpUU variety eu tirtpea, vieriuat ana jancy carvious, Roers-Peet and Birsh-Wickwire Salts Are Not only do the most careful dressers in are the style favorites by good dressers all over America, The price range Special Bargains ii Men's Trousers Saturday New patterns in worsteds, eassimere and fancy mixtures; young men s trousrrs, In pec top styl. also coDserratlr tjrlos 13 50 and 14.00 raluos at S2.85 HAS KMX XT SPECIALS SD.UU Boy' (0 Blouss Waist speclsl at 2 It Boy' II Wool Knk.krbocs r Psnts. at 494 Boy' Kbakt Knlckerboeksr Pants, at , 491 Boy' 11.90 Washable Suits, pclal at 59 Boy' 10 Wash Pants, crashes, ate, at. .25 New Bas Ball Suits gray trimmed In blu. 11.15 Talues In bas mnt; pcll t 75 new high school building will be submit ted la ths voters ol ths district June 1 NORTH lOVP. Neb. Mar ll.-8pe. elal.) Commencement ssercteee were bold at the Seventh-day Baptist church Thursday alght. Miss Mary Davis re oelvlng ths boners of the class, which consist ef seven girls knd two soya. The members are: Pansy Lark In, Bdna Clem ent. Ruth Johneoe. Isabella Brown. Os car Babrock. Kollsn Fisher. Mary Davis, Tottle Oreen and Mlklred Jones. A class ef slsteen. cttht boys and sight girls, wsa gradustrd with appropriate eserclees Wsdneeday night from the Eighth grsde. Their teacher, Miss Feeb ler, bee dons exceptionally good work In this grade during ths past two years. This Is her last year as a teacher. HOSTS AT R.AHD G. OPENING Two TBoaiand Peopl Enjoy Bportg on Carter 1 Snores. C0TTA0EI 51CILT BECORATID Water af Sufficient Depth tar Fine eattac Lekr Peoerram at pee Cveats Tabes Place. Fully KM people attended the formal opening of the Omaha Rod and Oun club reetereay afternoon an evening. Never baa there beea a dub opening day as splendid as yesterday. Boat sad tennis contests, bses ball, moving pictures, dan cing and auny other diversions made ths day a memorable ene. The summer cot- tags were all beautifully decorated an the grounds lit up with long M rinse of red. whits and blus dectrtc ughta The dub premises ts bsve a larger membership this year than ever before. a fact. It has almost reached ths limit. The water Is much higher this year and boating will be the popular sport there this ssason. The members paid a visM la the boat house yestsrosy and got out ihetr boats, j cleaned off ths duet which had gstherel j during the last two yesrs, for the wster ! last year wss Insufficient for thdr use. and rowed shout the take all afternoon. Ths following wire ths sporting Creole and the prise winners: Hall boat race: Waller Wharton, bos of curare. Motor best race: Boa Hereon, ene rajlon ef ell: Bert L Frown, susra ptuc. Dr. Flrkss: spark plug. Ladte row ma - contest: sirs. tl. zv Aulebauch. silver chair: Hies Msnd Clem, silver chair: Miss Brown, book. Mene rowina contest: ie uos uin, bathing sun; J. Ollmors, wblte leather belt. Hoys' tub race: Harold Llndley, nsun uutflt: Leonard Burke, knife. Men a canoe doublee: E. R Ruffner end J. Barrowmea. pair ef white duck tmuMee Mere Lad we csnoe douoies: xrs. u. i. Auiabauch and M:ss Maud Clark, foun tain pen apiece. Hurdy gurdy saaea race: E. R. Rurr- ner. umbrella. Csnoe tlltina coated: iturrnsr ano Barrowman, scarf ptn each. lioueekeepere' foot race: Mrs. O. N. Aulabausti. five pounds ef butter; Mm P. L. Meyers, crate of b'sckhrrTtes. The entertainment committee wsa com posed of O. N. Aulabsufh. chairman; 8. B. Hamilton, Oeotae O; arson. Wblttsmors and J. R. Bloom. The Persistent and JaCiruiua Kswepeper Advertlamg Is the Bus; sees Snccose. Us ot v .1. teno,. 4o-r- SATURDAY, JUNE 1. Store fancy f the most particular man very latest detigne; are all TllljA VN.c7s S7P ail rta ASn aant. of rich hemespuns, pea- C m gray ana Mint III Worn by America's Best Dressed Ken Omaha wear these clothes, but they ffr 04 A tfOC Va."?W"vl Men s and young men's trousers striped worsteds and cassimeres; peg tops and conservative styles . and $6.00 values, at Dressy Summer Suits for Boys i; On Our 2d Floor-Old Store ' Boys' $5 All Wool Suits Newest styles in strictly ! all. wool materials, tans, browns and grey shadings all hand tailored, at $3.45 Boys' Long Pants Suits Serges, cheviots and : I tweeds-worth $10 and $12.50 special at $8.50 : 1 pectal la Wash Salts. Manhattan Pern pie Sulla ral lies up to tl. et IIM Suits of Oalatsa cloth tit" values, at Sl-M Boy' (0 Blous WalsU. at 39 Boy' T5 Romper. .45 Boys' J 1.60 Knlckrbock srs at SI Boy' II Shirt..... 75 Boy' t Pant...i..75 Boy' II Bloti Waist at .. . 59 DOCK CONFERENCE FAHDRE Imployert 8tay Awsy from Meetinj Intended to End Strike, CLOSED SHOP IS THE ISSUE Maemeat Will Collepee It Firemen aa Sailers Do at Come to the' Aid al Other Trane- - part Workers. LONDON.' Msy 1L-Tn open er the closed shop Is ths erua of ths disputs In dookland. There Is no sign that ths em ployers will consent ta debar nonunion kits from their employment er that tha strike loaders will agrss t permit their msa to work alenfslds aonuiuonids. ' The Joint conferee os calls by ths tor ero ment lor today proved, as espscted, a fiasco. Not a single employer put- In aa appearance. ' The government, how- ever, submitted fresh propossls for the consideration ot ths msa. Whether Ben Ttllett end Harry Gosling have succeeded la making ths disputs a national affair will be known only after ths meeting of ths national szecuUves tomorrow. Indications are the sailors aad tinmen's union, which probably bas ths deciding vote, will oppose the movement on the ground lost ths present time la Inopportune, primarily, because ot the Ooancial condition of ths union's treas ury. Should ths decision be against na tional support ths strtks appears bound la fall - X en anion Mrs at Week. The number of nonunion lets working oa the docks Is dally Increasing, the provt slsalug of London toes aa uninterrupt edly. Having failed to brine tb em ployers and msa totetbsr the government la tackling eaeh aide separately, sad at today's me Una ef the Board at Trade, which the sinks leader alone attended, the government sut rested set tint up a Jdat conciliation Board wtth powers over all parties working la the port. The strtks leaders promise to glva the men s reply by June 4. This Is bellsrad to be ths policy which the grovernmcnt pro posed to carry out and It Is understood that they are prepared to enforce the authority of ths conciliation board by lea uuation. aa In ths recent cass ot the coal disputs. should either dde refuas to submit to a general plan for awards and arbitration. BRONZE TABLET MARKS SPOT OF INTEREST TO CATHOLICS HEW YORK. Hny A brnnse tablet marklnc tks plsee where ta tea the ftrst Catholic mass was said oa the Island of Manhattan waa unveiled this aftsrnoen oa the north entrance rtalrs of tne cus tom heuee. The tablet was erected by the Order of the Alhsmbra, and the sw preme commander of the orcnnmstloa. WlUiam J. MrJlahon. ornctatea. Mm Leon, Jr.. collector of the port eg Cow Torn, accepted the kerns la I half ef the United Stats. Hwvenseats at Ocean on I xtw ToM aittre MaieeUs. SLCIERS f. - Ciecu AieStt Key ta (be Situation tree AdrerUeing. 19L Masl DuU calfskin and tea calrakin, la new up-to-dare button and blu- ' char lace stylea: newer aold for leas than 14. Baturday at, pr. il 75 i $5 $3.85 11.10 ana $1 Wasbabl Sntte I -eh em brays, percale and madraa tan and blu ........$! and $1.25 t in I 1JL 00 JrJ V Cut Price Drug Store Goods There is no waiting in any of on yon immediately, even on Pa'.ent Medicines Reduced Resell Mueutone . M LUterl ne Its, goo, aao, o Rssall Kidney Cure oo, 89o Borden's Malted Milk o, 7o II Lydla Plnkham's Compound. . eso Il Rssall Vegetable Compound .. So Ulyco-Thyrr.ollns ana, 40. e Kswbro s Hsrplclde oo, IN Rexall II Hair Tonic o, gl.oo Fellow' Bvrup gl.34 11 Orars Oljrcerln Tsalc . Ksksy-s Food , , II Wine ef Cardul Dr. Cooper's Medicine . II Hosteller's Bitters II gqulbhs' Barsaparllla Ta Osomulslon oe, Rsxsll Orderlies: loo. Me, SOe Bcott'e Emulsion o, o Hyomel oe, Im's Rhubarb Laastlv .. Tons-Vila I1JI ' Pel as els lata and roaaw Na. wf eee istk aa Baswer Ban The two moat s'lrnsssfal aorta rooms Is the rltr. both lucatea down stair where It ts cool, clean and away from tb B.-U room. A SOe Mail Box Free With 25c Purchase Saturday THE REXALL DiCONGRUlTffiUp BE SEEN Intereitiiij Duplsyg Will Be Hade by Manufacturer! Vex. week. ASSIGmtEHTS ASZ comfletid rtcklee Will Bo Seen In Clear Store Crackers- ta Millinery (a. parlama aa Care Meats ta Ctothlas hop. Omaha will see asm eueer slshu dur- buT ths week at June I to a Shoppers will have to mak out ttsta ot addresses of ths stores to which they desire to (. fos there will bo no telllsc from the outer appearances what Is nn the to aide. The assitnmsnt of displays or umana manufacturers la ths show windows ot downtown retail stores nas neen com pleted and everything l In readiness for ths window eocorauons. la the windows of the Bcneoa Thome furnishing goods stores there will be a enwiay C Omaha mined soar, c B. Brown Jewelry store windows win be filled with Omaha made oats. Aaron s tewelrv star will hare tb outward ap pearance of aa amoreua rectory, ana sn windows of ths American Electric mmoanr. ft van s Jewelry store an Wela- taodsr ek Smith's snimnery snop. a iot ot blsculta erachere. aetsels and th Uk wul be ssaa. Browning; Kins Co. window will be filled with bams, macarcol. pot sad chipped beef, an oa display at Ree er'e dgar ter wlndowt win be soas JIllHtHUHI I Sots' Hits mm Boy' and Chil draji' Straw Rata. SSc. 40. SSc, f 1-M Tip to S3 -Get in the Shade of a New Straw Haf He new, up-to4he-minTite styles ara at BrandeU Stares in the mont apprrnred styles with campMe my m wery" numher. Game and Inok them ever Trnethar jon are rmniy to fiiry nnw or net. "Sewest iraidVand shJiTJM t 9S SI 50, $2, $3, ?3JS0,. ?4, ?5 Panama Hats IMb-W I Genuine Ecuadorian Panama Hats latest styles g for men and young men. Famous John B. Btet- I MUsoa's Eillib Men' fS Hi mam Wmlm at Fill Hata at. . . Special Sale Bags One hundred genuine cowhide bags and suit caseB in ba lack, brown and ruBset; values up to $8, very special $(1.98 Brandeis Stores are sole agents for the celebrated In nova tion Wardrobe Trunka prices at . . . .$25 up to i $75 mn in 1 1 iiiHiiiiiiiiinMiniiiiiimiii' r4wiiiaiiiiii i in hi i in men souinmci oun ia (Si Underwear Men 's Negligee and Outing Shirts, many with soft detached soft collars to match worth up to $2, at ....98c and $1.50 Men's Sample Negligee and Outing Shirts values ud to $1.25. at 50C and Msa Msrccrlssd Ltal Union Bulta, abort or Ions sleerea. value up to 11.10. .984 ! $1.25 Men' Lisle and Mesh Union Suit, valu up to 11.00. at 50 Men' Otl 811k Lll Shirt and Drwr, rslues up to 11.85, at.. 59 Men' 7Sc LUI nd Balbrlggan Undershirt nd Drawer, with doubla seat, at -39 Men' 8ilk Neckwear all new ummer pattern value up to T5c. at 29 Men' Sample Silk and Ltd , Men' 35o Hose. at. pair. .19 n Z Men's II Bampl Belt on sale I at ..-35i I Specials In Our Basement Broken lots t Men Liele an Belbrlc an ahlrta and draw ere many sllcbtlr soiled values up ' be 71c. at le aa see Boyr Mainnssan un dersblru and Draw er, regular 25c val ue, at, per fer ment ; 15 BRANDEIS Imiiiiiiii I mil M I M 1 1 1 1 our stores; we employ plenty our busiest dayi. Cooling Bmriges for the Home Robertson's Graps Jules, per callon bottls Tee tec Hires' Root Beer (make five gal lons! for 14e arrnu wuni Ws carry over IN dlf fsrtnt klads of mineral waters at ths lowest price BKIOXTWW Tstaiag . . jap-a-Lse, all colors, from lot per can up- Makes furniture and wood work look like new. We are exclusivs stents for Shsr wln Williams celebrated paints, a special ready mixsd psint for every purpose. . e rom nil orxt Gem Junior Safety Rasor, ths best safety rasor In ths market for II. DO. Gillette Pafety Rasor, king of them all, from li.oo up. Many other standard makes. Strops, goeps, Brushes, Lotions and Shaving Sundries STORES SKBBktAW g MoCOinrBU BBUO 00, lth OWL rave costraai, corner iota aa tSTU FKABKAOT. bOTSl aoteL BASTAM PBABblACT. Comer ath aad t plcklea Tin can will occupy ths Cbieaso Great Western ticket office front sad a bug truck win attract attention ta Pry's shoe store. Shirts an biscuits will b displayed at Klpllnger'e clgst stars sny syrup will be seen la fftryksr's shot, front Clark's hardware store will make ons think It to a box factory and many other such Incongruitlca will shock ths public during ths week. MOTHER WHEATON SPENDS THE DAY IN THIS CITYj "Mother- When ton af Tabor. la., known all aver the country as the prison 1 evsnselbrt. spent yeeterday ta the city, che la close ts 1 years of age and , tor almost fifty years bas beea doing j relit! ous work in connect ion with the penitentiaries of ths United States, dur- Ing the Urn bsvlng visited nearly svry , one of them. . . MAN FALLS UNDER TRAIN. 1 IS IN DYING CONDITION Lyman Dwtlsr. lesiilsnrs safcaown, is , d1ng at th St. Josephs hospital as ths resalt of sa accident or a Union Pa- ! slfie train early yesterday, thriler ' was bright to tb hospital about 1 e'eVtek ta a crtrtcal eowdlrion. The only i report mad was that hs fell voder the I wheels. . A Fierce Attack sf malaria, kver dwrangemsat I nsy troob to sastly care by Btera. th gwaotssd remedy, sal by Beetoa Drag C. HHIiH t 8 Boys Pai. ma H&tSm 0onln 5 atyle $1 .K'.rkll I and Suit Ca es iniiiw-H; 69C Yj Lisle Wb Suspind- Vl4 Men and Boys' 80ft Collar and Tl to match, S6e values, Jj.9 Men' Negligee and Outing Shirt, TTal- ues up to 11.251 all alM at ner fear nt . Hi04 tJ r- n STORES n 1 1 It til II Hill III III 1 for Saturday of competent clerks to wu Cut Prices oa ill Toilet Ariicll toe MJstlstos Orenm 1st (Sernpls free.) 10c slss Burnhsm's Florida or Vlo1 Toilet Watsr for , Mo sits Geisha Vlolst Wstsr .....gee 71c Wright's English Vlolst Water at a ;ic Essays Cream for lee tie Irostilla for las foe Pompeian Massage Cream. ...M lee bottls Bay Hum ..Me I cakes Ivory or Wool Soap 1 lie Plnaud's Soap Its ISO Sanltol Tooth Pests ISO lOe Violet Crsam Is loc Malvlna Cream ..lbo 10c Jss Rica Powder for ae 25c Bsbcock's Corylopsls on sal, .las Special demonstration of ths Mslo rose Toilet preparations at our llh ' and Dodga 8ta store. Bit Candy Special Bot of Bsrr's 0c SATUR DAY CANDT for Me Benedetto Allecrettl's Italian Chocolates for. ... . 29c 39c id Bode?. aUrasy t Annivenary Said lBeins Monday, Faae 3d Haydei's Showings will repi it month ot careful aeieeUo id baying by our varlou msnsgera. Profit have not red la oar effor n consid- glve you the biggest mon worth of taUtfaetlon you knew. WATCH FO AXXOCSi PREPARE TO . i"n never tng opportnait aals'i offerl 4-t I L "r i -i v i. I ssV BJ ic ii w tMMini ill I- 1 x 25tS I I I M OTHER Cf3ST8. 1 be! had a s. iual to this I Elsetrt awaiHlTd I a s a a' 1