TIIF UEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3,"), 191.1.
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Just Five Special Price Tags
that you'll see on five very
handsome pianos Saturday.
Jt you delay you may find another tug rending
SOLD on these same pianos, for they're going to go
to some fortunate purchaser at these prices Saturday.
We want you to see these and the other specials which
we offer for Saturday we want you to compare carefully
piano quality at any price here with piano quality elsewhere.
If you do you're going to tell your friends afterwards to
Try HAYDEN'S
, It Pays
There's Several Good Reasons Why If Pays
TUIDfiWo make terms of payment to
iiinu
all
We buv for cash direct from the
manufacturers, savinc to vou
the jobbers' or middle-men's profits.
Pfllfl e uarantee yu satisfac
iWHlisBJ tion in vonr selection of n
piano if for any reason the instrument you
buy is not perfectly satisfactory. We're
here to make any wrong right. We sell only
such goods as we can depend upon to satisfy.
suit tho buyer's convenience
so easy that there's no reason for anyone
with a steady income not having a piano in
the home.
lUUSlI II grade pianos for your selec
tion here than you'll find on tho floor of any
other piano house in the country.
Some Other Specials in Hew and Used Pianos
1 Hallet & Davis at. .$150
1 A. Gray Piano at $ 50
1 Steger & Son at. .$ 60
1 Vose & Sons at $125
1 Story & Camp at. .$ 60
1 Hoffman Bros, at v $150
HAYDEN BROS.
SELLING
AGENTS
FOR THE
CELEBRATED
KNABE
PIAN0S.
B
EGGS DECLINING IN PRICE
Butter Has Gone Up a Cent a Pound
on Local Market.
MUTTON AND PORK C08T MORE
Vegetables Are Plentiful and Sev
eral Kinds Have Declined In
Price MmhrooBH Are on
the Market.
Kfigs have declined 2 cents a dozen In
tho lout few daysr and will go from the
prcsenv prico m ccnio 10 m cents a
dozen by .Monday, according to A. King,
manager of Hayaun ilros. urocery ui
partment. The weather prophet predicts
wanner weather, and this, with the
Haster season, the egg season, will Bend
law supplies of fresh eggs into the
Omuha market. Storage eggs are in
very little demand because of competi
tion with tho fiesh eggs.
Butter has advanced 1 cent a pound,
selling now at 37 cents a pound, but It
also is expected to drop next week. It
prububly will go as low as 36 cents a
pound.
.Mutton has advanced 2 cents a pound
iin.l pork 1 cents. Beef, bacon and pork
prices remain the same.
Vegetables aro plentiful. Head lettuce
has declined from 12 to C cents a head.
He-its, radishes, onions, carrots and tur
nips arc relllng three bunches for 10
cents. Spinach is 15 cents a peck, ripe
tomatoes are 10 cents a pound, and cab
base Is a penny a pound. Mushroom
are CO cents a pound and red onions 1
cent a pound.
Kgg plants may be bought at B, V,
nnd 10 cant's apiece, and grape fruits are
priced the same.
From Our Near NeighborsJ
A Pleasant Surprise
follows tho first doso of Dr. King's New
Life Pills, the painless regulators that
strengthen you. Guaranteed. 25c. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co. Advertisement.
Rheumatism
Affects Lung
Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Phthi
sis, Asthma and Anemia
Often Directly the
Result of Rheu
matic Blood.
If you have a persistent, nagging bron
chial cough beware of cough remedies.
They are merely local In action, and If
they do relieve It is the narcotics that
do It What you requlro is a blood puri
fier, a searching antidote that removes
from tho circulation tho acid poisons that
by their reflexes attack all weakness,
susceptible spots and thus create local
symptoms. Tho very' best remedy known
is Swift's S.ure Spoclflc. You will And
it on sale in any drug store at $1,00 per
bottle It goes straight into the blood,
becomes an internal blood bath, wonder
fully Increases the red corpuscles, cures
ull tho local fever spots and Irritations,
increases appetite, you take on flesh and
Itici a wonderful Bense of renewed
utrei.gtli. Hundreds of people worried
Iniond control at cough, pains In the
in cat, soro throat and constant expectora
tion of thick mucous have experienced
ii.ji most wonderful change after using
b. S. S. AH doubt and apprehension Is
none, thoso peculiar pains arid aches van-
ih.
'.i-r follows a period of most In
tonsd rejoicing to find that worst fears
verc bared entirely upon a. iniomKcu no
tion that oough and chest pains corns
fror.i tho lungs. These aro rheumatic
w.iditlons, and you will quickly reallio
it after using S, S. S. for a few days,
lit-t a bottle of 8. S. S. to-day at the drug
itore and then say good by to all thoso
pains that have worried you.
Wrlto to The Swift Specific Co., 127
Hwlft Bid.. Atlanta. Ga., for medical
We and voi.derful facts concerning
Uj .ic.eal Lmou reused eve." Luo.n,
Hlltliorn.
Mrs. H. A. Mockelmann was In Omaha
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mabel Hofeldt was In Omaha
Wednesday.
Clarence Frye was a qaller here Sun
day morning.
Mrs. R. J. McCormlck has been quite
sick the last week.
Miss Nellie McCormlck, was an Omaha
passenger Tuesday.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Emll
Sachs last week Tuesday.
Mrs. John dalnes of Klk City visited
friends here Wednesday.
Mrs. Nicholas Ultcken, who has been
very 111, is convalescent.
William Schults has bought tho flvet
aero home of Mrs. Pfleffer.
Mrs. John Oreggerson entertained some
friends Thursday afternoon.
Mr?. Kdword Sachs, who has been suf
fering with her eyes. Is Improving.
Mrs. Dave Kuehl and daughter, Violet,
were shopping in Omaha Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Denkcr and chil
dren visited friends in Omaha Sunday.
Mrs. Ilaxel Polland of Lead, S. D.. Is
visiting Mrs. Mollle Qulnn for a few
days.
George Calvert left for Colorado Tues
day morning to arrange for the family
going.
Dr. Hlckey and family of Bennington
stopped here Sunday on their way to
Gretna.
J. A. Gibbons went to the western
port of the state Sunday to visit his
brother.
Mrs. George Calvert ami-children went
to Omnha Thursday to visit friends a
few days.
Miss Hilda Meyfr of Springfield, Neb
visited Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Meyer.
Mrs. Brunner went out In the county
Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs. Ker
stetter and family.
John Mangold and family of Spring
field came up Sunday to visit M"
Mangold's sister, Mrs. R. J. McCormlck,
and family.
Miss Desdemona Baldwin, entertained a
number of her lady friends at a mas
querade party Saturday evening. A nice
two-course lunch was served.
Mrs. Iubben entertained the C. P. club
Thursday afternoqn. Mrs. II. Meyer
won first and Mrs. Van Alst lost prize.
A very nice lunch was served.
Mrs. John McCormlck, sr., dled In
Omaha Friday of last week at the home
of her daughter, Mrs1. T. McCleneghan.
of pneumonia. The funeral was held
Sunday from the Catholic church,
i
Waterloo.
A. D. Compton went to Omaha Wednes
day noon.
Ernest Hall went to Fremont and Ar
lington Thursday.
W. C, Chapman and J. E..Magee were
at Fremont Tuesday for the day.
Mrs. S. A. Teal went to Valley Thurs
day morning to visit the Dr. Agee family.
Miss Margaret Iage of "Omaha, a niece
of Mrs. William Frye, was visiting the
latter and returned home Wednesday.
F. A. Carmony wont to Omaha Thurs
day morning to attend the hardware
dealers' convention In session this week
in the city.
Mrs, C, K. Burkholder gave her little
daughter, May, a pleasant time with
about twenty of her little friends Tues
day afternoon.
The Misses Hazel Williams and Hazel
Bextur of Omaha came out Saturday
evening for a visit at the J. If. Cunnlng
lim home, returning Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Samuel Rhoades and two daugh
ters, Mrs. Charles Rhoades and Mrs. Hoy
Maxfleld, also some of the grandchildren,
went to Omaha Saturday morning to
visit friends.
Mrs. C. D. Morris of Osceola, came In
Thursday noon to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. K. Jacobson, and Will and
family. Miss Irene Morris came from
Omaha at 2 o'clock and is also visiting
at the same place.
State Superintendent Delzell spoke at
Waterloo Thursday night to a "good sized
audience on school work generally, but
specifically his topic was "The Man with
a Hoe." A musical program preceded the
lecture, given by pupils of the schoolH,
under direction of Miss Meservey, musi
cal Instructor of the schools.
Miss Rule Campbell gave a charming
Valentine party to about forty friends
last Friday evening. The first game was
hunting hearts. Grac Grau nrrt nir-n
Herrtngton won the prizes. In the game, i
word puzzle, Marda Rlggs and Ralph
Todd were winters. In a magazine ro- t
nance Alice uu hois ana beslle Nell were
winners.
Vnller.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Noyes -returned
from their visit at Tllden last week end
art- busy getting settled In their new
tinm.
Mrs. Susan Lewis, who Was so III re-'
cently. Is spending a few weeks with her.
uaugnier, .nr. f reeman, at her home
near Valley,
Miss Hna Weekly and Miss Cordelia
Lulkart entertained the Kenrlngton cub
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. W. 11
Weekly Wednesday evening.
Miss Goehry was called to her home at
Muidork Saturday on account of the 111
nesa of a sister. She returned Monday
morning in time for her school work
Mas Ue.trude Ingiuii entered Biylesl
college Monday to take a course In book
keeping and commercial law. Sho will
make her homo with Mr. and Mi.
Charles Wllle.
Mrs. George McDonald and baby ar
rived Saturday for an extended visit wlili
Mr. A. J. McDonald. George has ,i run
out of Fremont and can be In Valley
part of the time.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Helmbach and
Frieda were culled to Sutherland, Neb.,
by the death of Mrs. K. 1. Zimmerman
Tuesday night, returning with thp family
and remains Thursday afternoon.
Tho regular meeting' of tho nusy Hoe
was held In Hubbard's hall Wednesday
nfternoon. Mrs. Eddy, I Mrs. Ientell hiiiI
Mrs. Henry Freeman served anil the at
tendance was one of the largest ever held
by the society.
The Valley Commercial club held a spe
cial meeting Monday evening, at which
time twelve new members were received.
giving the club h total membership jf
lurty. This meeting was rouowen uy a
banquet and smoker at tho Fitzgerald
hotel. Thirty-two members participated.
Frank Whltmore was tnnstmiistor.
The funeral services of Mrs. 13. E. Zim
merman, who died Tuesday at 4 i. in. at
her home In Sutherland, Neb., after u
very bilaf Illness, whs held nt the
Presbyterian church Friday at 1 p. tn.
11. A. ' Fye. assisted by Rev. Astor of
Waterloo, conducted the services and In
terment was In the Valley cemetery. Mrs.
Zimmerman was 32 years of age. Shu
grew up In Valley and was an active
Christian worker and spent threo years
of her married life here ujien her hu
band, Rev. E. E. Zimmerman, was pastor
of the Iresbyterlan church. She Is sur
vived by her husband, a son and a baby
daughter, 8 months of age, besides nut
parents and sisters. '
OMAHA S GREATEST CLOTHING HOUSE
Swellest Overcoats
Ever Shown in Omaha at
ONE-HALF PRICE
''THINK of what that means It means that we are
offering overcoats taken from our regular lines, made by the
world's foremost clothes makers, namely: Kuppenheimer, Schloss
Bros., Stein Block and Society Brand at exactly one-half the original
marked price.
Raglnns, Groat Coats, Autoniobilo Overcoats and sotno vory new Chinchilla
Overcoats in single and double-breasted, belted all around or half-bolted, con
vertible collars, also the now shawl collar of fuel all tho very newest patterns in
Scotch and Friezes, also the new self plaid lined ones.
Suits made by same high grade makers in hundreds of different patterns and
sizes to fit the build of any man -at ONE-HALF PRICE.
Suits and $C f n
Overcoats O lu v
$10 to $40
Great Sale of Men's Trousers
Hundreds of pairs, nil hUpb
from 28 to 52 In. waists; cubsI
morcB, worsted", cheviots and
corduroys, nt nearly Onc-Hnlt
1'rlco.
$3.00 Trousers, now. .SI, 45
$4.00 Trousers, now..jJ52.45
$5.00 Trousers, now. .S3.45
$6.50 Trousors, now.. 4,45
$8 00 Trousers, now. -85.45
Now Arrivals in Spring
Shirts
100 dozen hlgh-grado Shirts,
brand now Block, In all neat
patterns, sIkcb H to 18, made
to sell at $1.00, nro offered
Saturday nt 75tf
See Tln-in Ulspluyoil in Doug
Ins Strvct Windows.
Boys Suits and Overcoats at
Less Than Half Price
One hundred and forty Suits
nnd OvercoatB that formerly
sold as high as $0.00; nomu
nt $5.00, go
on Sale Satur
day nt
$245
R
Illnlr.
Dr. and Mrs. Tt. J. Murdoch were In
Holdrege, Neb., Monday.
O. W. Taylor of New Bremen, O., is
vlsltlnR his brother and other relatives.
Mrs. Doney Christiansen who has been
tn Emerson for some time, returned
Thursday.
Miss Helen Peterson of Denver, Is mak
ing an extended visit with her friend,
Miss Mnrsaret Ware.
Mr Kiiarena llsdal, formerly a nialr
boy, and son of the lato Dr. M. D. Reilal,
Is visiting his mother.
Mr. E. J. Bodwell, superintendent of tho
Beatrice schools, visited the Blair city
schools and Dana college Thursday.
Prof. A. E. Fisher, superintendent of
the Aurora schools, visited Dana college
and the Blair Hleh school last week.
Mrs. L. B. Milllkln of Ord. Neb..s. for
mer teacher in tho Blair schools, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Anna Stewart.
Rev. Geo rice McKelth of the CoiigreKa
tlonal church, received word last Mon
day, of the death of his father at South
Shields, England.
It. A. Farnberu N. A. Thone F. W.
Arndt and Mr. Brock, Blair's hardware
rrn, were In Omaha this week attend
ing the hardware dealers' convention.
A hayrack and automobile partv of
Royal Neighbors, Woodman of the World
lodge, spent a pleasant evening Tuesdav
at the Chester .Sutton home, five miles
north of Blair.
Prof. Whitfield will take his class in
agriculture of the City High school to
the Carter and Anderson ranches six
miles north of Blair, on Saturday, for the
purpose of Judsln? horses.
Ms. W. C. Sutherland, Mrs. T. M. Orr
and Mrs. If. C. Sumney of Omaha, will
be htre next Sunday to meet with the,
numbers of the Blair Suffrage club nt
their annual meeting at the homo of
Mrs. F. W. Kenny.
The Blair merchants held a bargain day
last trlday and rented the Home theater
from 2 to 6 o'clock, giving free tickets
to the moving picture show to all their
customers, and In the threo hours there
were 6fi0 admissions.
Ed Cook of Beaver Dam. Wis., who Is
attending the hardware convention In
Omaha, will visit for several' dav with
his brother. Postmaster W. J. Cook. Ills
daughter. Miss Ruth, who accompanies
him, will remain for un extended visit.
Hprlincflrlil.
Sidney Coekcrill of Belden, Neb., is
here visiting his father.
Herman Qlessman and family have
moved to Murray, Neb.
Thomas Nelson attended the hardware
retailers' convention at Omaha .this
week.
Mrs. I C. Overton of Auburn was here
Wednesday to attend tho funeral of her
nephew, Earl Anson. ,
Mrs. Charles Freehurger, formerly of
this place, was here this week. She now
lives at Belden. Neb.
Mrs. Asa Ball, who has been In an
Omaha hospital three weeks, returned
home feeling much Improved.
The high school seniors gave an en
tertainment at the opera house Monday
evening in which they made $20.
T. J. Wright and family will move to
Papllllon on March 1, Mr. Wright will
take charge of the creamery condenser
at that place.
John Hlckey, an early settler of this
county", died at his late home, south of
Gretna. Friday and was Interred In
Springfield cemetery on Sunday after
noon, '
K. J. Qulnley has been appointed as
sessor of Springfield precinct to take
the .place of T. J. Wright, who resigned
to take charge of tho creamery at
laptllloii,
Hull Anson, son of Mr and Mrs. llur-
-. . ..... -I..- r,t
mon Anson, died Aionuuy ui -pneumonia.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday. Tho young man was 19
years old.
Mrs W. C. Sunderland, reprcsemiui,
tho Second congressional dlstrli- n tho
i mitvnmPllt. BOO KG HCiO
Wednesday and perfected "rK unUa
tlon for the cause of woman BUtrrugc.
AVeeplnir Wnlrr.
Tinner Kink, cx-county commissioner,
Is imlto sick.
Miss Clara Andrus is spending a few
weeks In Chicago.
W. H. Gates of Scott's "luff was n
visitor hero this week.
Will Bergcr. editor of tho Farnam
Echo. waB here Thursday.
Mrs. T. O. Kunkel of Uncoln visited
her parents here thlH week.
V I. Fowler and son of Burton, Neb.
are visiting Mr. Fowler's parents. ,
William Doty RTt ror motoi
O.. Wednesday to attend a sick brother.
Mrs. Charles Bird nnd two chldren ot
Klverslde.. Cat., aro vlslUng relatives
here.
Tho wedding of John Fitzpatrlck. -sr.,
and Mrs. M. J. Drum took place In Un
rtiln Thursday.
F W. Race of Kansas City was "
visitor Hero with relatives last Tuesday
nnd Wednesday.
John W. Carter has purchased the M.
J. Thacker confectionery stock and took
pessession last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Gilbert went to
Uncoln Tuesday, the latter to enter a
hospital for treatment.
M J. Wlckershnm nnd wife and D.
M. Johnson attended thu Retail Hardware
association meeting In Omaha.
Oscar Johnson of Cozad, Neb., has dls
potd of his hotel business there and Is
visiting friends in Weeping Water.
Walter Phillips arrived here last Frl
duv from Arkansas to visit his grand
father and many friends for a few days.
Mrs. A. Spencer, son, Ray, and daughter,
Florence, went to Newton, la., this week
to attend the golden wedding of Mrs
Spencer's parentB,
O. M. Card nnd family left here
Wednesday for Iogan, la., the home of
Mr. Card's parents. Mr. Card will go
to De Moines and attend a pharmaceuti
cal school for threo months.
The Brotherhood of the Congregational
church enjoyed a supper last Wednesday
night in the church dining room and were
entertained by Dr. Bullock of Uncoln
with a speech on "Prison Reform."
Papllllon.
J. G. Pflug and lamuy moved to Omaha
the first of the week.
.1. O. Hunt' of Bridgeport, Neb., at
tended district court hero Thursday.
The Sewing club met with Misses Lin
ger and Imler at the home of Miss I-lli8"l'
Thursday evening.
Mury J. Martin whs granted a deciee
of divorce from Andrew Martin In "ls
trlct court Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Klynn of South
Omaha were the guestB of Mr. arid Mrs.
.in men T. Beclev Sunday.
Tho Babp entertainment given under
the auspices or um j-hijhnuii
the opera house Tuesday evening was
well attended.
Miss Blanche Mawhlnncy and GUn
Hiown surprised their Papllllon friends
Monday when they were married in
Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Bcgley, MIkhcs
Edna and Kllza Wilson, J. R. Wilson,
Louis Lesleur and P. V. McCormlck it
tended tho funeral of Jphn Hlckey at
Gntna Sunday afternoon.
Opport nnlt lr
For all In the Northwest whether look
ing for Business locations. Forming or
Pleasure Trips. Unexcelled train ser
vice vln tho Soo Mno from St. Paul
and Minneapolis. Address W. R- Har
ley. I). P. A., 210 Fifth St., Des Moines,
la. Advertisement.
PACIFIC ROADS' HOLDERS
OF STOCK ARE NOTIFIED
Lacal holders of Union nnd Southern
Pacific stock, common nnd preferred,
havo received notice from Treasurer
Crosby, treasurer of the first named
compnny. Informing them of tlto dissolu
tion of tho merger of tho two companies.
Stockholders nru also Informed that
ntiytlmo beforo Morch 21 thoy may sub
scribe for stock In the Southern Pacific
III the proportion of one sharo for each
four shares of Union Pacific, this being
In the nature of nn exchange.
Treasurer Crosby'B notice states thnt
tho Southern Pacific has decided to sell
Its Short Line holdings of J12tl,C50,uOQ and
thnt thu proceeds will go Into tho South
ern's treasury.
Resktol
(
cured terrible
humor on face
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 6, 1012.
"In December 1808, my faee be
came sore. I tried everything
that was recommended, and my foes
got worse instead of better. I spent
Aver $100 and got no benefit. The
faee and nose were very red and the
eruption hsd the appearanee of small
boils, which Itched me terribly. I
cannot tell you how terrible my face
looked all I can say Is, It was dread
ful, and I suffered beyond description.
"I haw not gone m tk4 ttnet ony
time since ltOS without a rU, until
now. Just four mon th'a ago m friend
persuaded me to give Resinol a trial,
I bar used three cakes of ReeUoI
Soap mi less than sjar ef Resinol
Ointment, and my faee is perfectly
free freat any emption, and my ikln
is as clear and clean as any child's.
It la about four weeks since the last
pimple disappeared." (Signed) Mrs.
M. J. Datemaa, 42G6 Viola Street.
For over, eichteen year Ratlool has
been A doctor's prescription and home
hold remedy for skin troublei. pimples,
bums, ores, pile, etc. Klool Oint
ment and ReeloolSosp sold by all drug
trliu. Poreunpleof each, write to Dept.
12-T, Retino! Cben. Co., Baltimore. 114.
Cut Rate Prices on Pure
Medicinesfor Home and
Hospital Use at the
Rexall Drug Stores
CBGARS
Itctnlloit nt WliolcRnlo Price.
SmokorR aro moot cordially
Invited to call nt our cigar
case nnd lnspoct our stock.
Auk for prlco llBt.
COLD CURES
Jtfl.vnll Cold TnblotH U8o
Sherman's Cold Tublotx 3So
HtieulyptUH Catnrrh Jolly, SBo
mid 60o
Un Orlppo Couffli Syrup for
SOo . anil. SOo
Illn. llronchilyptus, aso, Boo
nnd 91.00
RUBBER GOODS
of A us ii rod Quality.
Wo personally Kuaranteo every
piece or Ituhhur Goods wo sell.
Good Ilulb Syrliiffo 39o
Household Rubber Woven.... . . ,39o
2- o,uurt Fountain Hyrliwo. ....... .4t)o
3- quart Fountain SyrliiKo B3a
Nipples, best kind, cacli So
Rath Caps lOo to BOo
InfuutH' Hyrlnifos, sovorul kinds,
at 36a
Atomizers 3Bo to 51. 3D
Rubber Ice linns 35o to 31.10
2-quart Water lisp 40o
CAN3Y BARGAINS
60o 8ATUH-
29c
Dox of Marr's
DAV CANDY ,
for
Wo are exclusive nKeuts for
OutU'a Colebruted line of Confec
tions, selllnc from lOo In 82.00.
n y
TOILET GOODS
At Lowest Price In City.
puo Pqmpclan Massage
Cream for 29o
2Go Sanltol Tooth Paste
for i Uo
Rnxall Toot Paste
for 10o
$1.50 Qouraud's Oriental
Cream for ' 89o
SBo Frostllla for. ...14o
2Ro Packer's Tar Soap
for 14o
COo I'Yonch Jnvn. Rico Powder for 19o
(Tho abovo the Kenulno Hourjeols)
r.0o Dr. Charles' Flesh Food for..19o
-s.
EXTRA SPECIAL
10c Shlnola 4
Fairbanke' Fairy Soap, por
enko ..3Hi
20-Mulo Team Borax at... 9
3 cakes Ivory or Wool Soap
for
v S
IPOMPEIANJ
I MASSAGE
yCREAM j
Omaha's Leading Prescription Druggists,
Sherman & McDonnell Drug Co.
Proprietors of the Four Omaha Rexall Stores.
Sheiinnn & McConuell Drug Co.,
Corner lflth nnd Dodge.
foynl I'linrniury.
Hotel Iioyal Illock.
Owl Drug Company,
Corner Kith nnd Harney,
Tho llarvnrrt Pharmacy,
Cor. IMUt anil Farnam.
OCIUK NTKAMHIIIPH.
OCI3NA BTKAMSIIIPS.
fc5 E RMUDA
UY THK
ARCADIAN
Largest, mid Finest Hteiimslilp
in tho Hervlce.
OROTAVA
Displacement 10,063. reglHteced 0,980,
MODEBAT2 HOUND TBI7
KATES AMD UTCLUSrVE TOURS
Tlcknu Interchtngetbls with QuUc S.S.Co.
The Ho j 1 Mail Hteutu Packet Co.
SANDHK'SUN & BUN . Ult AKtu.. IS
Bo. LaSalle St. Chicago, or any
local steamship ticket ugenC
The New "OLYMPIC"
FITTED WITH
DOUBLE SIDES
AND ADDITIONAL
WATERTIGHT BULKHEADS
EXTENDING FROM THE
BOTTOM to the TOP
OF THE VESSEL
Will Sail from 1 TLX OAnd liogularly
N E W YOHK April 1 li "JjidN UT 1 o r o n f t o r
Southeast Cor. Madison and La Sallo Kta., Chicago, or Local Agent,
B SUIW'AM) OVEECQAIS I
aUWftK3 1
j Save $5 to $8 A f
II Money saved la money IB
II Wo poaltlvoly sell you $15 feH mSi
1 to 18 vr.luefl In suits and. ) lH Kj
Ml overcoats for $10. V H
I We guarantoo our cloth- Bl
Ing to be all wool and to HI
3 give satisfaction or money
I Our factory-to-you plan H VM jV
I saves you the middleman's
Hamil0nlcvcv
mCIothingNanufactures-Stores mfrmcipal Qtles
I 1015 Faruam latrt-cl. O. C. WILLS, Manager,.
