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BRIEF CITY NEWS
SUck-rlconer Co., Uodartaktra.
aily, th ntut, City Nat'l. D 158.
riallty Storff It Tin Co. Dour. 1616
Lighting' fixtures, Burgess.Qrandon Co.
Ht Boot Print Jt Now Bencon
Press
C. S. Elg-utUr Law offices removed lo
S4S-S45 Omaha National Batik building.
Telephone Douglas 31". Advertisement.
Check KlMlng P. li Hall reported to
(he police that a check ho Issued and
gnjro to A. Jtorowltz. 1116 Davenport
street. In tho sum of J10. has been stolen
from tho Horowitz home.
Tho Statt Bank or Omaha pays 4 p
rent on time deposits. 3 per cent on av.
lug accounts. The only bank in Omaha
whose depositors are protected by the
'depositor1 guara'nteo fund of the state
of NVnraJko. 17th and Harney streets.
Bell Pays Judgment Samuel Bell has
paid $o!2.33, tho amount of tho Judge
ment awarded Mrs. Katherlno McGuIro
by a Jury In Judgo Sutton's court, In
her breach of promise suit, together with
costs.
Meat Kuriet Changes Hands Paul
Kravcher of Stanton, Neb., has bought
the butcher business and brick block of
John Houska at Sherman avenuo and
Ohio street, paying $16,000 for the same.
Mr. Houska, who retires from business,
Ii.ts conducted a meat market In this lo-
Lution for more than twenty-five years.
Implement Man riloa for Bankruptcy
Frank J. Belth of the Implement firm of
Brown & Belth of Allen, Neb., has :ilod
n voluntary petition In bankruptcy l
the Omaha division of federal court. Ilia
partner, Brown, has not consented to tho
petition and will have to be summoned
Liabilities arc listed at IS.SS0.93 and ts
rets at ttO.GIS, most ot which Is real es
tate. To Paint Mall Cars Tho street rail
way company is preparing to put all ot
the mall Cars through tho Hhops that they
may be in the best of condition Inside
of thirty days. Wlillo the government
will paint Its mail boxes and other equip
ment a bright red, unless orders come to
the contrary, tho street railway company
will stick to white as the color for the
mall cars.
Hissing Juror Olamiaaed E. C. Olson,
the missing Juror In the case of Nicholas
Bergers against the B. M. F. Automoblto
company, whoBe absence caused the
second Jury empaneled In that suit to
bo discharged, was dismissed from the
panel by Judge Day. Mr. Olson said ho
was sick and thought ho was entitled
to lay off, as ho would have been had
ho been working at any other kind of
employment A third Jury Is hearing
the evidence
Hennessy Dislocates Shoulder 13.. V.
Hcnncsey, commercial agent of tho Rock
Island, Is at Schuyler with a dislocated
shoulder. Wednesday Mr. Hennesey
heard that the flight of ducks In the vi
cinity of Schuyler was large and In tho
afternoon ho left for that place. A tele
gram was received that ho had fallen
and dislocated a shoulder and. was being
cared for at the homo of. a friend. Mrs.
Hennescy'left for Schuyler early yes
terday. Taft Writes for
Teddy's Picture
WASHINGTON, March,. 20.-Former
President Taft has missed o'rlb ptfrspnitl
belonging which he left when", he qifit-the
WhjCe House a, picture of Theo3ore
Bdesevclt which hung on tho- east wall
of His prlvato office. Several days oa
fore he started for Augusta the nrcsWeiit
took down the only other picture In nis
sanctum, that ot his father, but tho
itoosevclt picture has been hanging therq
nlone, slnco President Wilson assumed
- office. A letter came to the Whlto Jlo.use
offlders today requesting that the pic
ture be taken down anil Sent to the Now
Haven hotel, where Mr. Taft expects Ut
llvo for" several months after ho takes
up his duties as a Yale professor.
IAPAN MAY PUT TABOO
ON PANAMA EXPOSITION
VANCOUVER, B. C March 20. A spe
cal cablo to tho World from Toklo,
Japan, tody says:
"It Is learned through Official sources
that In the event bills now before tho
California legislature and hostile to Jap
anese pass Japan will withdraw Its sup
port from the Panama-Paclflo exposition,
refuting to exhibit and prohibiting Jap
anese citizens from having any connec
tion" whatever with the exposition."
Key to the Situation Bee Advertising.
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Upset Stomach
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Your Stomach and Ends In
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Wonder what upset your fetouiach
which portion of the food did the damage
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and eructate undigested food; breath foul,
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and In five minutes you truly will won
der what became ot the Indigestion and
dlstrein.
Millions of men and Women today know
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A little Diapepsin Occasionally keeps this
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If your stomach doesn't 'take care ot
your liberal limit without rebellion; It
your food Is a damago Instead of a help,
remember tho quickest, surest, most
harmless relief is Paptfs Diapepsin which
costs only fifty cents for a large case at
drug stores. It's truly wonderful It di
gests food and sets things straight, so
gently and easily that It Is really aston
ishing. Please, for your sake, don't go on
and on with a weak, disordered stoma?;
It's so unnecessary. Advertisement.
Catarrl: and
Cold in Head
Can be relieved quick. Get a 25
or 50 cent tube of sanitary
ONDON'S
Catarrhal Jelly
The first drop used will do good. Money back
it it doesn't. Sample free It you write quick.
HONDON MFC. CO, Mlnneapolie, Minn.
YAL BLATZ CASHIER MISSING i
Charles W. Teten Has Not Been Seen
by Friends Since Monday.
CARRIES LARGE SUM OF MONEY
l-'mil 1'lny in IVitrnl, Although Hie
Wife State Unit He line llren
Acting; Somen tint Uuerr
of I.ntc,
Charles W. Teten. cashier and offlre
manager of the local branch of the Vnl
Blatu Brewing company, has been miss
ing slnco Monday afternoon and not a
word has been heard of him by his
friends, fellow workers or his wife.
Tolcn, who was formerly cashier ot tun
Sunderland Machinery company, has
been connected with tho Val Blatz com
pany for some time. He Is under bonds
of $20,000 and h man of good repute.
Monday about noon he went to South
Omaha to check up the accounts of the
saloon run there by Krvln Stroud. After
going over tho books of this saloon Teten
left, saying ho was going to nnother ono
near by. but never reached thero and
never enmn linnlr nffinA
As It Is a known fact that TMon rarrM
lorgo sums of monoy with him at nil
I times, some of his friends believe that
"c may havo been slugged and robbed
and his body hidden In some place where
It would not be seen by passersby.
Mrs. Teten snld her husband was not ft
drinking man. having nover been known
to bo Intoxicated. She said he always
carried many books and papers with him
which would Identify him If he should
have been Injured In ally wannor. She
said, however, that during the last two
months he has been acting strangely.
All tho books over which Mr. Teten
worked have been gone over and his ac
counts found to be correct and balanced
up to tho Saturday night prior to tho
time ho was last seen.
Money Kited from
Ohio Treasury to
Bank and Return
COLUMBUS. O.. March 30.-A sensa
tional story of how funds of tho stato
of Ohio wero alleged to have been passed
between tho offlco of tho stato tfra.-i-uror
and the now defunct Columbus Sa.-.
(ngs and Trust company was told today
in tho stato examination of the falluio
of tho bank by Henry w. Backhus, sec
retary and treasurer of the. institution.
Tho falluro left thousands of depositors
practically pcnnllesB.
The former secretary-treasurer told
how tho transactions between the bank
and the stato treasurer's offlco were
covered up In tho four days each year
when the office of the state treasurer
was examined. Ho said a banK ottlclil
would pack 1100,000 In a black handOaS
and take the money to tho state treasury.
After It was viewed there ho said the
money would bo repacked and returned
to the bank.
U, S, Cruiser Sails
For Mexican Waters
With Ammunition
SA.' FRANCISCO. March 20.-Thc ctus
icr California sailed southward lato to
day bound for Mexican wuters. It car
ried 400.000 rounds of rlflo ammunition
nnd complete equipment for shoro duty
lhclud,lng camping outfits.
At San Diego, the California will await
tho nrrlval of tho Maryland, now coal
ing nt California city, and tho two will
proceed to Guaymas, where tho flag of
tho admiral of tho Pacific fleet will bo
transferred from tho Colorado to tho
California.
The supply ship Glacier has sailed for
Mexican ports with stores for tho cruis
ers Colorado and South Dakota.
School. Gift Spends
$12000 Yearly
NEW YORK, March 20.-On the show
ing of.Joslah H. Dewltt, that his 15-year-old
niece nnd ward, Helen A. Dewltt,
cannot get along comfortably on tho
$12,000 a yenr, which has been allowed for
her expenses out of her jSO.OOO Income.
Surrogate Kowler Increased the allowance
to JM.OOO a year, today. Miss Dewltt'B
expenses are increasing rapidly, her
guardian explained and especially for
clothing. Her spring outnt this year will
cost $1,S(X, he declared, and as she at
tends a school for girls, patronized by
wealthy families bIio must have funds
sufficient to keep up her social position
MONTANA COWBOY SHOOTS
UP BUFFALO CITY HALL
BUFFATX), N. Y.. Maroh .-.Toopri
Stefunskl, a cowboy from Geyser, Mont.,
apparently demented threw the city ha,!
into a panic this atternoo.n when he en
tered tho mayor's office and openod lira
on the clerks and a policeman on duty
there with a revolver. Charlos D. Irfuig,
a policeman who grappled with tho mun,
was shot four times, but probably will
recover.
Stefunskl called twice at the offlco tnis
, morning, asking for Mayor Fuhrman, or
his secretary. This afternoon he called
for the third tlmo and asked Charles
Egloff, license clerk, for tho mayor.
ISgloft told him tho mayor was out
"Well, I want J100," said he.
13gloff parleyed with the man. Then
Officer Lang walked towards nim. l'lio
sight of the officer evidently alarmed
Stefunskl. Ho drew u"revolver and paid;
"I will get that S100 or know the reason
why."
GRAND HAVEN FISHERMEN
ARE LOST IN SLUSH ICE
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.. March 30
Nineteen Grand Haven fishermen caught
In the slush Ico out on I.ako Michigan
In three fishing tugs slnco yesterday
morning aro In peril. They are thought
to be practically without food or fuul.
The tugs have drifted from sight In
the mist and their exact whereabouts is
unknown.
Straight nt It.
There is no use of our "beating around
the bush." Wo might as well out with
It first as last. Wo want yvu to try
Chamberlain's Cough Jlemody the next
tlmo you have a rough or cold. There Is
no reason, so far as wo can see, why
you should not do so. This preparation,
by its remarkable cures, has gained a
world-wild reputation, and people every
where speak of It In the highest terms of
praise For sale by ail druggists -Adver
tlument.
At the Theaters
ATTIIACTIONS l.V OMAHA.
Bojdt "The Bejavenatlon of Aunt
Mary."
Brandelst Becttal by Taaye.
Empress t Vaudeville.
Qeyetyl Bxtravaganaa.
Hippodrome t Vaudeville.
Krugt Burlesque.
Orphemnl Vaudeville.
Matinees at Bmprai, Oarety, Hippo
drome, M.rug ana urpueum tamers.
Kugenc Ysayc, the world-famed violin
ist wlio gives a concert nt tho llrandels
theater this evening. Is a master In the
renlth of his power?. No one disputes
tho fact that Ysayo Is the best violinist
In the world today and one ot the strong
est proofs is the enormous wealth he
has Accumulated. With no single ex
ception ho Is the highest priced Instru
mentalist who has ever been enticed to
America. Tsayc s program for tonight
win open with Beethoven s masterpiece,
"Tho KreuUer Sonata."
John Drew will appear at the Brondels
theater on Friday and Saturday In "The
Perplexed Husband," by Alfred Sutro.
which has delighted the public even moro
than any ot tho sparkling comedies In
which ho has appeared In recent years.
Touching upon tho mott vital of con
temporary subjects woman suffrage
"The Perplexed Husbnnd" alms many
pointed shafts of wit at "the new
woman" and confronts her with "tho
new man," who succeeds In making her
change her tactics. In the east sup
porting Mr. Drew nre Mary Holand,
Alice John, Hubert Druce, Nina Sovcn
Ing, Margaret WaUon and others.
Walter Kelly, "The VliRlma Judge."
who Is creating a gnlo of wholesome
luug!iei at the Orpheum this week, de
clares that the standard of comedy has
risen considerably In the last few years.
"The day whs when no man would
have dared t go on the stage dressed
as I am In ordinary clothes. Had any
ono done so ho would have been hissed
off by the gallery gods. A comedian
used to announce his profession to an
audience by bis red nose. No red nose,
no fun, was the motto of the vaudcvlllo
audience nnd Hit? fun was usually started
by the comedian's rushing on the stage
nnd hlttliiB thi! leader nt the orchestra
.with n pie. In the past men acquired
I tueir conieuy thrills tnrougn tno eye. we
i of todu thrill with tlw keen wit ahd nub
tlety of skillfully turned phruses, flue
, contrasts of character, and delicate por
, truyuls of racial characteristics."
tion of Aunt Mur," Is emphasizing her
ability at, a comedienne. She Is showing
the dainty qualities ot tun-making that
mark the real nrtlst. Tho bill is giv
ing greatest satisfaction to large audi
ences at each performance.
Clean fun runs rampant during the per
formunce of "Tho World of Pleasure" at
the popular Onyety this Week, Fox and
Stewart and the merry company sup
porting them working In perfect harmony
in a most satisfactory effort to extract
tho laughs from the two-act musical ex
travaganza, being presented. Sccnlcally
the piece Is most elaborately staged.
Ladles dime matinee dally.
Considerable Interest Is being aroused
among Hippodrome patrons this week by
tho comedy sketch entitled "The Casino
Girl." presented by Isabel Sells and com
pany. This sketch Is from the pen of an
Omaha playwright and the cast Is made
up of Omaha people entirely. They nre
all professional people, who happended
to be In Omaha at the time Miss Sells
decided to produce It. Tho sketch is
full of witty comedy dialogue and funny
situations nnd is muklng a big hit on
the current bill.
"Tho best singing chorus," Is the way
writers In all cities on the Western wheel
circuit havo described the organlatlon
with the Zallah show at the Krug this
week. It Is a hit everywhere, and is
so good that the show has been playing
to somo of tho largest crowds seen at
tho Krug this year.
BILL AGAINST KING OF
NEWSBOYS IS DISMISSED
NBW YORK. March 20.-Tho Indict
ment ngalnst Jack Sullivan, "King of tha
Newsboys," charging him with complin
Ity in tho murder of Herman Rosenthal,
wns dismissed today for lack of evidence.
This disposes of the last of tho Indict
ments found ngalnst the seven alleged
murderers. Five men Charles Becker,
"I,efty LrfMle," "Gyp the Blood," "Dago
Frank" and "Whltey" Lewis are In the
death house at Sing Sing pending the
outcome, of their appeals. William Sha
piro, driver of the gray murder car,
turned state's evidence and t,Jlncd his
freedom.
As Sullivan left tho Tombs today he
wns rearrested on on indictment charg
ing him with bribery. This lndctmcn:
was found by the grand Jury Instigat
ing police graft.
Denth on the flnllowa
Is shnrp, Hhort agony. The lame back of
Hldney trouble Is dally misery. Take
Klectrlc Bitters for quick relief. GOc. For
salo by Beaton Drug Co. Advertisement.
Key to the Sltuutlon Beo Advertising.
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And for Eozama In All Forms,- Dan
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Dandruff is nothing but scalp eczema,
and that's why ZEMU stops daudrulf ab
solutely. For tho terrible raw, nery eczema
that drives you wild, keeps you awake
nearly all night for rash, prickly
heat and all inllamed. reddened akin
on babies or grown-ups, for Itching
piles, salt rhoum, for rawness after
shaving, for any and all sores, ZEMO
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7.KMO Is not a greasy ointment or
paste, but a clean, antiseptic solution
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, If used according to directions." Dr.
a. n. Johnson, uuannali, Texas.
Druggists everywhere sell XEMO at
25c a sealed bottle, or sent on receipt '
of price by K. W. Roso Medicine Co.,
at, Louis. Mo.
Hold and guaranteed in Omaha by i
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co., and all
j other leading druggists.
Stops falling Hair
Hall's Hair Ilenewer certainly Btops
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TMK HUE: OMAHA, FBTDAY, MARCH 21, 1913. 7
b ra nd e i s 3
New Goods for Your Easter Wear
On Special Sale Friday Bargain Basement
Our immense basement salesroom is perfectly equipped to meet every demand for stylish, serviceable Easter Apparel of
all kinds at prices lower than can possibly bo fouud elsowhere in Omaha. Every article absolutely dependable in
quality. Every' price in this announcement is nn extra special for Friday. Every style is attractive and up-to-date.
Women's Union Suits
Fino cotton, low neck,
mi
siooveioss, outi or um
brella knee
50c vnlnes, at
BA8SMBITT
35c
OPENING SALE OF EASTER HATS Basement Section
Genuine 10
blnck only
uos at each
inch Ostrich
regular $t val-
BOYS' SLIP-ON
RAIN COATS
Ilublttrized dti qq
Sllpoti J 1 .io
lints to OC.
match Jl
Uombatlne and Honrletta
Cloth Slip-ons, ...3.08
and 85.00
SBCOXD n.OOB, OLD BU'OitH
You
NEW
Women's 2-Strap Pumps
Velvet, also patent, tan and
dull leathers In neat, comfort
able styles that will givo good
service medium, wide toe
lasts and flexible rft.f nil
soles, in all sizes, j I Xl
at tho pair
BABBMBNT.
Women's White Canvas Shoes, button styles all sizes, $2.48
Womei's Easter
Kid Gloves
Fine Grenoble Kid Gloves
2-clasp effects, in ff r A
new stitchings
Women's Kill Gloves With 2
clasp fasteners and single row
embroldery--worth CQ
$1.25, at the pair r U7C
Beautiful Epaulette Collars In
embroidered linen and Bulgarian
designs, at 25d and 50
Msitt Floor.
SPECIAL OFFER
75c DESIGNER, 30c
Omaha may know tho value of
this popular magazine the pub
lishers for a tow days only offer
a full year's subscription of the
75c Designer for 80c
Ice Cream for Hauler Dinner
Individual Eggs, Chicks, Lilies,
etc., delivered anywhere.
Hosiery at 15c a Pair
Women's, Men's Children's nnd
Uoys cotton mercerized Hslo
finished hose somo Uttrson
rogulnr nnd extra sizes
blnck, white 4 r
nnd tnn, ITiP
nt pair
BASEBCnXTT
A Greatly Enlarged Department Devoted to Hats
tips,
in
Pretty flowers, fancy
naments on Hase
ment. Bargnin Sq. . . .
49c
10c and 122c DRESS
ON BIG BASEMENT BARGAIN SQUARE, at, yd.
Thousands of yards of fancy stripe, check and plaid Dress Ging
hnniB in short mill longths. This is a special bargain that will
sell quickly and there will be plenty of courteous snlespooplo to
wait on you.
IN OUR GREAT BARGAIN BASEMENT - CLOAK SECTION
WOMEN'S NEW TAILORED SPRING SUITS, $5
If you buy one of these good, serviceable suits at $5.00 it will last
you through the season Evory suit in this 'lot is a well mado
suit that will look neat and hold it& ahapo" styles and colors are
new big varioty to choose from at.
WOMEN'S DP-TO-DATE
can't find anything bettor in town for $15.00; Nothing like "
them for $10.00 anywhero except in Brandois Basement. New
Cut-away Coat Suits, now Straight-cut Coats and Blouses in the
popular cloths and colors in this up-to-tho-minuto group, at
WOMEN'S WOOL
SPRING DES3ES at
$330
Practical Spring Drossos in tho now
styles, cloths and colors.
SPRING SERGE AND MIXTURE COATS
Smart, attractive, new spring styles mado from rich materials in ) ;
long, practical modelB suitablo for every occasion coats made V
to sell regularly at $0.00 and $7.30 will go on salo al )
Women's Wash Dresses in new spring styles, worth to $4.00,
Women '8 New Spring "Walking Skirts, worth $11.50, at each. .
Women's Dress Shoes
Patent leather with cloth or
dull kid tqps and gun motal
calf shoes with cloth tops In
button and bluchor styles
smart, perfect fitting styles
In all sizes,
special, at tho
pair
$1.98
BABEMUHT.
Boys' Norfolk Suits
Smart, jaunty Norfolk and doublo
breasted styles, made from serv
iceable groy and brown fabrics,
and worth $3.00 C
and $3.50, at .... JJdmtD
Bailment.
BOYS' NEW CORDUROY
KNICKERBOCKERS
In dark grey and tan corduroys, also
staunch wearing wool mixed
all made with' belt strap
BpeclalT"at""palr
49c
Bftgsoiant.
Boys' Blouses and Shirts, 25c
Blue and tan chambrays, black sateens,
light and clurk pattern percalos.
D .mint.
THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF RD3BONS Main Floor
Your dross can be mado moro charming with the addition ot a
sash and a plalu hat can bo made into a smart creation by tho use
of an artful bow of ribbon wo show a wide variety for sashes,
hair bows, millinery trimmings, etc.
Warp Prints in Bulgarian colors, at a yard, 29c and 39c
Moire, Satin and Taffeta Ribbons for sashes, etc. yd. 39c
CANDY DEPARTMENT IN POMPEIAN ROOM
Ht'OKKH OV EAKTKIt NOVELTIES AT MODERATE PKICES
Itobln, chick, duck nnd turkoy eggs, at the pound 15o
Jelly Dlrd eggs, special, 2 pounds for 15c, pound ....8c
Easter Daskcts, regular 10c ana 16c values, each Be
Easter Uaskots filled with candy, at each lOo
Individual Spun Sugar Nests, dozen, $!.()(), or each 10c
Candy Eggs - All kinds with luscious, croamy centers.
llttANDEIH
lore
Children's Rubber
$1
Oapes, with hoods
Children's Dresses, AAn
good materials
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IIASKMHXT
BIO SPECIAL PURCHASE OF 850 WOMEN'S
TRIMMED HATS
In Spring Styles Just tho Hats for Easter Wear
hiich immense lots of pretty, new trimmed hats wore never beforo of
fered nt a special sale, at bargains to compare with these. Hundreds of
pretty Easter Kats in small, medium and large shapes, trimmed with
flowers, ribbons, fancy feathers and ornaments al! now styles and col
ors many of them actually made to Q 50 QOSO
sell up to $7.50, Friday, in throo lots, ntP 1 V P O
rutrliumeri KlmpcH for tho homo milliner hemp shapes, inllun ttirlwnw, horsehair
braids, olefin nil tho nowet slmpew nntl styles for IP lit worth np to
$il.no each, extra BpcclnrPrhlny, nt.". , JLtOvf
feathers and or-
I0c!5c-25c
GINGHAMS
3ic
NEW SPRING SPITS
WOMEN'S SILK
DRESSES for SPRING, tlUvv
A fcooro of tho most becoming styles in
all sizes for women.
Misses' Strap Pumps
Patent nnd dull leathers In
comfortable, broad toe styles
with good leather solos
Bises 11V to 2, pair, $1.75
Sizes 8 y2 to 11, pair $1.49
Sizes 6 to 8, at pair, $1.25
DAanMBirr.
I Women's black velvet shoes,
pants
STORES I
MEN'S SUITS.
Servlccnblo spring suits made
of medium weight worsteds
nnd cheviots that havo been
Boiling up to $1G.OO. at
$6.98-$10
BASEMENT
at Moderate Prices
"Assorted White Marabou fancy
feathors, Ostrich edged, 5 Qfln
branchings $1 values UuG
Men's Underwear
Men'n medium weight ribbed
unttorshlrts and drawers,
worth up to 75c on said at
Zzr. 39o50o
Uoyn' Slilrts, regularly QQn
worth r.Oc, for UJu
Men's Silk Neckwear nn
35o valued, at I U
$5
AT $10
$10
at $3.50
$Q50
at. .$1.98
$1.95
Children's Good Shoes
Plain kid leathers or pat
ent leathers with red tops
and patent leather collar but
ton or laco stylos, In all sizes
ttn tn 11. on Jrt
sale In basomont, SlflC
at a pair.
w
BABIMIKT.
Bhort vamps, tipped toes, $2.85
Friday On Third Floor.
Art Needlework
Richardson's Best Embroidery
Hllks In Orecian floss, all
colors worth 6c, y
at the skein wC
Puro Linen Pillow Slips and cen
ter pieces, on brown linen In new
designs 60c values, o Ef
at OOC
1 2-Inch Stamped Pillow Cases
on good quality tubing, in now de
signs 50c values, o
at tho pair OOC
Third .floor.
Imported Neckwear New spring
styles, at..S1.00 "P to S7.25
WALL PAPER SALE
Friday we offer 4 big bargains
in beautiful papers.
Iled room and Kitchen Papers
With 9 and 18-lnch borders to
match, worth 8c, at roll...3t
Hall, Dining Room, Parlor and
Store Papers Worth up to 12c,
at a roll 5
Ilcdroom Papers New spring
patterns, worth up to 18c, at a
roll Sd
Henutlful Gold Papers 25 ex
quisite patterns, worth up to
25c, at a roll 12A6
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