10
THE BEE j OMAHA, FRIDAY, JULY 11. 1913.
Nebraska
IETCALFB LEAVES MONDAY
Daughter and Son First to Depart
from Lincoln.
BRYAN TO WHITE EDITORIALS
romtnnhrr, In Monthly Form, Will
He .Entrusted to Brother Chartlr,
rrith Kaceptlon of Edi
torial Page.
(From a Staff Correspondent)
ktNCOLK July. 10.-(Bpeclal.)-aover-nor
Richard L Metcatfo of tho Tahama
cone accompanied his daughter, lira.
BOas Barton, wife of, Congressman Bar
ton; and Mr. iletcalfe'a youngest son
Kenneth to Omaha today. Monday Mr.
-end Mrs. Metcalfe and ton Lee wilt
leave Lincoln for Panama, peering
through Washington, where ' they will
tarry a few days, and talng the whole
family to New Vork to embark for th6
canal pone, where Mr. Metcalfe frill be
Sin his duties aa governor.
The severing of "hi connection as edi
tor of Mr. Bryan's Commoner puts' Mr,
Metcalfe out of newspaper work for the,
first ttrao In a great many years and
necessitate a change in the Commoner.
ftereafte.r the pettier will be published at
a monthly Instead of a weekly and it U
announced from the Commoner office'
that M. Bryan himself expects to "be
able to knock off sufficient editorials In
his spare minutes to fnr the' editorial
page, tthlie Brother Charlie will look
ft'fter the rest of it.
Aiuiessiiient Decreased.
Two i counties reported to Secretary
Seymour of the State Board of Arms.
ment tbla morning ahowlng a decrease
In valuation fronv.that of ittt. ln Saline
ofmty the decrease: wa . f 10R,13G,. the''
largest decrease of any of, the five, conn-,
ties which have fallen below the lltii.
valuation. However, .the lecrea. w
In personal property, as the lands showed
an Increase of '19,4S.
day county was the other .county
trowing .n decrease which amounted to
J,K7C Thts decrease was shqwn irt
three ltes. "moneyvon "-hahd,:' "horses',
and "all other noteYK.Tho real .eatate
sh'dwcd art Increase aer 151 1.
Tie four counties .reporting showed, the
following: ,
Wnyne ., '.5,;62.16S t5.870.387
Pallne ...-... 8,m,K 8,83fi.M
nay , s.X!.u s,m.Mo
Madison ,808,171 83M
oVnrAtton Buys tL State lloaae.
This Is the vacation period 'at :the
slate House, but there arc one or two'tte
psftmcnts which are busy; One of these
U the railway commission, which is
pH)bably the hardest worked department
II, the building. Long hours even' day
ft order of business there and three
stenographers keep the typewriters click
IbtT moat of the time
"The "Soard of Control Is busy. Tor over
a' week" It has been' laboring -with big
fMfr M good tt etf'fy nature In atl
jVor to get what li best for the
M$4 number of lnutulions under lis
car. Jot of the time' the three mem
bers hva kel otie stior(r and
two or three clerks bully at work.
t! m the Jeurtk fleer th carpenter
' at work rWe week making Offices
ut iX the bf rmt, which haa Had space
t"jata for s' many years. Eighteen
fine office rooms will be finished up and
wfcefj completed Will be the best tn the
building. It -wilt take until about 0c
ttr 1 to complete tho Job, The eon
tract has been let for an ele"ator which
1ir be located just south '6f the door
Into the office of the governor.
' fraUea ClSioV'V Ft rasa,
FoM Commlstloner' Hahntiri returned
'tWfct morning from' Omaha; where "hi
Went yesterday to confer with dwnera of
cold storage plants in reference to the
operation of the law which sots into
effect July IT,
"l found the business men of Omaha
who own" these plants," (Mild Commls
stoneY Harrnan tb'Uf morning, "ahtclousto
, assist in every war Possible to ;eairy out
the workings of tlte ho laV. They
"understand that -there' can be' "nbthihg!
fajnea by any aUenipl'lp cVade the law.
. msafi Ihst Ihe Wople oTTbe'fitVf.e. ore
JUiSp to get good stuff ,a$! "won't hav$
w worry over the matter;"
Mr. Herman was feeWnit very kindjy
toward the Omaha firm and said: "With
JlteM bk fellows working with me the
iHtt tetjowa will haVa.to be good.''
"- rrts for Ksv4aMl'U9Mi'V,. "
The pupoot J"wer,copsny h rtw
Mn4 to the "Nebraska NatlonaI guard
two beautiful risee to.ba contested for
by'the two reglntents of ihe guard. These
,b !m are In the nature of coats of arrop,
being" of til voir and otand about- two feet
high. The top of ach is surmounted hi
a-Marge eaxte, while fa eftiple it olive
branches cross each other at the bottom.
They are to be given aa first an.d second
tfrlsee; Xo the reslmefit showing: the- best
set in rifle practice and wHi prohably
a be the. means of -considerably rlwalry
amorig the member of the two-.regl-mcnts.
ATRICE CITY BUDGET
SHOWS URG INCREASE!
" BRATItlCB," Nelit, 'July JO.-peylaT.i-i
The City commissioners 'heW a. meeting
3fWday afternoon and addntrd thb an
expense 'bill for Uie'cily. which
'iiouts"t Hiaam . .Lant year the ejtU
ntfi jvas JSl.m. The inoreajse of the c
"tSlwsto is due to the faVt that the cty has
expend a large amaunt for Us lighting
Jti'iWtta and in the search for water."
Jjirfimept la the mat of waa
a. v. ititkenaau & co. of Omaha.
Wlst Lester Lewie by Judge Pewber J
rXC'- ?ZV:Z
PJV ana. the court ordered that this' be
to' pay the judgment
2 he beard ef su.w-kofs yesterday
granted John Ihetifeldt of Mils perral-
to withdraw Ms petition for a license
to operate a eet hall at that place. A
TfiBOttetranee waa tiled with the board
Te'Way againct graaHng the license.
U It Ksaa, a lamer lirlnr west of the
city, yeetflrday threshed his oats ctor,
fkith yWMed tWity-flve bushels to the
wre. The wheat averaged about thirty
Mhels to the aera,
CONTRACTS FOR FALLS CITY
HGH SCHOOL AWARDED
"FAIX8 CtTT, Ne.. Jirty M,(atiat)
Bhera Bras. M" Katie City bar beaci
Awarded th ctra far the new high
KhS bulMlBg J. F. MMit t CrHsMn
m the lowen m. fcrt he u,
, r.a crttf(4 eak, Tha JUWt r-ks
JueWf sorosswr e taweh Ofaaa fee4
m fcwt m M KJUHMC w the thuitb.
,T ha4a. fbt H4 of W. R, Mk
tt Hr waa fate tMher. The boaaa
f J to the state acfaooi Jviu4 s the
Nebraska
bails of 414 per cent Interest, and tho
contractor U expected to be (fin work at
one.
Not Illegal for Dog
to Drive Automobile
- (From a Btaff Correspondent!
LINCOLN, Neb.. July 10.-(Special)
Deputy Attorney General Ayera today
was asked whether a dog could lawfully
run an automobile. A letter from, the
animal' owner explained that he was
teaching It to stear his maChlno and
he wanted to know If It was Illegal. Mr.
Aycrs was uhublo to find anything cov
ering tho point In the statutes, but he
was of the opinion that possibly a good
intelligent dog, carefully trained, might
be more capable of running an .automo
bile than some persons who qualifica
tion!! are not questioned.
Farmer Killed in
Automobile Wreck
AnXlNOTON, Neb., July 10.-B. it.
Jungblut, a farmer, was Instantly killed,!
and his son. Julian, badly hurt live mues
from hero this evening when the elder
JUngblut rah his automobllo off a small
brldgo , in attempting to Bvoid a colli
slonrwjth & frightened team of horses!
There were eight members of the Jung-
i.i. .a -H.. Im mil AmnliltA at thn
time of the accident, but aside from tho
T; vu,"a a .v. .o. o. wo. 1
nan -......... 1
badly hurt
TRAIN CREW AND VICTIMS
BUMED FOR BROCK WRECK
AUBUUh'.. Neb-. Julv W.-(SpecIa).)-i'
The coroner's Inquest over the body Of
MlkaMahoney and Elmer Hammon, killed
Jr. a 'collision, with tho Crete train re
sulted in a verdict that the collision was
caused by negligence of the train crew
and carelessness of the handcar' men.
The- train was running without without
a headlight ana thla was the principal
cautb of tM accident. The laborers had.
beeh at work all day clearing up
wreck wherein-several cara were ditched,
three of Vfhlch Were loaded with horses
for the race meet, and were going to
Talmago to Ket something to eat. lUis
reported that two of the injured men
have since died. The Injured were taken
to the hospital at Kansas City. The
names iot theMhl reported to have algce.
died .couinotbe learned.
COMMISSIONS ISSUED
TO STATE MILITIAMEN
From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Neb.. July !0.-Spec!aU-
Obvernor Mbrihead today Issued commls
sipns to the fallowing in the weurasna
N)A!oal OUsrerj"" -''N
rT. K. Sanrbia, Lincoln, second Heuttn',
ant. reseh-fr'nitlUla.
Jesee K. Holdeman, ralrfleld, second
lieutenant. ' " v"
John If. roqeher,, Stanton, captain.
D. Leonard. Brown, Hastings,-first lieu
tenant .N.; P, Hansen, Brotonvlllc. second lieu
tenant. Leonard Robinson, North risttc, second
lieutenant.
OHMS FlFTY-NUND FISH
FROM RIVjIY ITS GILLS
yAmBUnr, Neb.. July l.(Special
Te2faih.)-lfa Jarrtes, chief of tho Folf
bury tn department, caught a yellow
ctflh M the Little Blue river, .last
nlghl that weighed fifty-two pounds,
Thin Is the largest fish ever caught here
Mr. James was bathing when lin noticed
the fish nm6ng the rocks. He caught
it by the gills and carried It' out of the
river. A number of fish weighing aa
hlifh as thirty .pounds have been caught
in nO , W COlllUO Ol wesnn.
f- ..
MEW, AMUSEMENT PARK
FOR OMAHA INCORPORATED
(iTroma Staff CarresBondenU
LINCOLN. "Keh.. Jub' ttMSpecUU-!-
Omaha Is t'6 hav a new amusement park
to be called thKmpres gardens, h:
tiiMs bf ih60rBoratlon were filed with tH
Wcretan' of state -thl morning. showtWl
'that the -company has capital stock jf
mm t!fwwtrtfturant8 and amutej-
meat ttcea' MU be run, Fancy groceries
and H pea a llquora Will be served. Ths
wcorporaters are A. LeMarquand. w,, s,
Aafaard, Jri, and Frank Harris. ,
..." i
. TrmrftoT!,! I)n hv "Wrfelc.
FAJRHOHT.. "Keb., July -(Speclat)-:
LA. "green, fruit special" coming from.
rpjiililpsburg, Kan., to Palrburyt was de
railed this eldo or Aiontroet lan, last,
tvenlnjcand tied up passenger and freight
Hart lo on the -west end or mis division
lor. eighteen hours. A refrigerator con
taining green fruit left the rail and
dragged about nineteen other heavy re
frlKcrators, The cars were partly turned
Wr dnd'the, track was damaged for lo
yardsV- . '
. Skflrtnii Konnit Near llartlntston.
HAHTINQTON, Nb. July 10.(8pe-
cial.) While plowing a furrow in the road
about three rones south or town yesier
day. some men . turned up three human
jskeUtoiijs wjvloh were lu an eecl(ent
staJto jpreaervaUoiu T,l)ere (a no -way
of telling how long these skeletons had
been burled (here. The relies are attract
tag much attention.
COMMITTEE REPORT HEARD
AT CHARITIES MEETING
BBATTLB WAH., July 10.-The report
Of the committee on public aupervlaiort
and administration was read at tonight's
xeneral seaslon of the National Confer
enre of Chlritles and Correction by the
chairman of the committee, William T.
Cross, secretary of the Missouri State
Board of Charities and Correction. The
report insisted that the problems of cen
tral supervision and administration et
charities and correction vrera chiefly
problems of good government. Two main
PrtneipUs were named: First, efficiency
in the operation of Institutions and other
agencies; and. secQnd. tho fullest possible
MrUcipauon t ine peee m ne wartc
; cnantita ana eerreeuajt.
toWA SHOE DEALERS TO
MEET AT CEDAR RAPIDS
FORT DOrXJK la., July -(Special
Telsgraiatj-One hundred and fifty mem
here rf the Iowa ReUll Shoe Dealers'
aaeaalatlea ended their third annual con
veatlaa tWkht with a banquet at the
Catwttry cIhW, Cedar UtSa was selected
aa th next wteetiRg plate, Des Holaea
and ei bflne the contender.
BROOKS' METHODS i!
UNLIKE OTHERS.
Store, Stock and Mode of Advertising-
Entirely Unusual.
"Half Price" On Any Suit la
Daring Offer For, Any
Clothier to Make,
"Brooks," the clothier in the City Na
tional iBank building, is not laced up to
anyncient "hide bound" methods; he
doesn't :have to go pegging -along with
"25 per i cent off" sales when a "llWV
OF" seeing will move, the garments
far swifter; neither docs he. find It neccu
sary to except "blues and blacks," even
If others see fit to do so.
"Qrooks" . in his unique little attire
emporium at the corner of Sixteenth and
Harney streets, conceived a far "dif
ferent" business from the moment ho
planned his store; Brooks always man
ages "to have something "different" in
the way of etyles; he shown his stock
"differently" artd evert hi mode of ad
vertising Is "different," ,
But remember, ALL Of Brooks methods .
are HON'OItABLK, even If they- ABE
untisuah
. 'As' advertised on several occasions be
fore this,-Brooks' is now offering a 60
ner cent1 discount on ANY suit in hla
establishment - per , cent, mind you, Is
HAliJ" OFl-attd isn't half off a. reduc
i
KIBn injll Will HCl (ll UlUlliaijr nuin-T
hard-fdr-my-moncy sort of man to think
ing hard?
Couldn't YOU' make up your mind to
buy another suit this season at HALF
OFFT Wouldn't It even pay you ,to pur-
.Chase a garment to lay aside for-next
year?, v Wouldn't -jk '.'Half Off sut come
In handV ta alternate with the suit you
are ft'dVi" wearing? . t,
'AM. another thing that should be im
pressed upot your mind Is thlsevery
suit offered you in this "HALF OFF"
.event Is a suit of THIS, season's make
un: nothlnc old: nothlmr outlandish. The
.oVdrna'ry' clothjef wli occasjpnally; ijash
a r'hVlf oft" safe, but he manages to Irt
tJUde. In it only, "such suits' as. h'i"' fs
'deslrpus V clearjng, because "tliey are'
pit sie, uf( Koior, an mc, gr un nyine-
thlng; seldom Indeed does he offer you
a straight "HALF OFF" on every suit
in his stock. But it's different here;
jrott are simply told to wade through the
stock and choose to your heart's con-
ten(. . 1 ypu choose successfully pass the
qlerk only HALF of the marked price of
ifitr clothes.
just jponaer, over this price Ust-thero's
a aaVlrjs-'bf 6p per cent for you In this
llst-lIALF . OFF-and that's WORTH
WHILE pondering over. Isn't It?
All WO. suits, .are jBpIn at 10.
Al f33 suits are going at 12.M. "
All K6 suits are going at US.
Ml 4S5 suits are going at I17.M.
"i"ii j--
KfSV'v unsure, going .as ss
,,rut vanothor little item for vmii tini.
hqpk; the,. Brooks' establishment th
niy ,Bre6kr-la at the corner of Sixteenth,
an'd. Il'arney streets, In the City National
ar.K building.
Play Last Practice
eternal " tor Second
Tennia Match Eound
ican.and aerrnan vteanta,rej?reaena
toaay,prtthe. sec9no,,rouhd,' which begins
tomorrow, of th, Kwight Jp, Davis Inter
national tawn , tennia oup matcne, the
draw "for which waa made this after
noon. Although the weather has not
beeni favorable for tennis, Harold 11,
Ha'oketti captain of tho United States
fearn,, aaya the American flayers are in
gooa iprjm ana prepared tor tn,e najaest
kind of matches. Tho Oerma'ns. on"th
r irhUjjafjterriponis draw is" loQked vpon
as ' hfig favoVahla to the, American
FrOlUnttJnf is Germany's strongest
singles' p'eri ,p It Is considered Jusl
as Veil for the American team that he
t i- . v . . . .W . . U. . . .
mm?"
,ArofrJe
Oermanv in tha AlLrCnvlnn rhamntnn,
ship hunity Justifies the, belief that ht
carl beat It Norrls Wllllami bf PMIlav
dolphla'.
Strikers .Appeal to
..Goyernor for Aid
: Against the Police
ST'LOUia Mo.. July 10. The striking
waiters, cooks and bartenders tonight
sent a telegram to Governor Elliott W,
Major, begging- him to send a company of
militia he(e immediately to protect them
from assaults by police.
Fortiveeven taset against waiters ar
rested for creating a disturbance while on
picket duty In front of the Maryland
hotel Wer called in Use police court.
Four of the-men were fined. Tonight six
teen more arfcsts were mado in the
vicinity of the hotel. Each waa attended
by,, a fight between , the police and
sympathisers of the men in custody.
fcCftie' hundred more negro strikebreakers
arrived from the south and were Imme
diately given' permanent positions at the
hotels. . -
Persistent Advertising is ihe Xtoad to
Big Returns.'
Natritieos Bil Not
YoM.t as raucJi nulriilon In a 10c
,meei iavfice, i?. cLOugniin.
sns champion, in the first day's
,pioykl fhe'shwJnK'.mttde hyKreiuUer ol
yem no tn 4 ics, ot oeet. i'rove u Dy your doctor. Ana Faust
Spaghetti dots not heat the- system as meat does.
SPAGHETTI
is a high zltHlnoua food Made from Durum whaf.
!tmk5n savory,appiltli!l(l3
mi omUv cKk4l. . Write tor kefi
tells th i ssaity 4ifftfM ways FMt
wjnTf" w w ftp l"c panic
Ai K fraaffs'T-sT amd iOe pa ckagef
MAUIX MfctMa.. St. JLevls, M,
advance Notices
of
Saturday Sales
Any Woman's
HAT
at $5.00
street hat
$15, $20 or
Otf SALE SATURDAY
"Women's and
Misses' Wash
Some are worth as high
as $8.50 and oven $10
presses 3.98
Oi SALfc SAT
URDAY
Sale Of
WOMEN'S
HOSIERY
ON SALE SATURDAY
2,011,0" Pairs
MENJB
PANTS
positively
6n SA:SttmDAY
SATURDAY
DREW'S DAY
Women's SummeivTJnderwenr at 15c, 2Sc and 490
Women's Leather Bags,' worth up to,$5.00, at $1.93
at i.
Said MenJ3 $l;50 Negligee and Outjng Shirts -at 95c
Choice of All Qur $3.00 to $7.00 Hammocks at $1.98
miftltfUttifl BTOUE8 ,
Browning, King & Co.
announce their legitimate ,
July Sale of Boys and
Children's Wool and
Wash Suits.
Splendid' Opportunity.,
" See Windows.
JOHNSON WILL NOT RETURN
Tegro Pugilist Says He Will Make
BONDS Wlli. IE rOSFEIlTJD
Qorernment WUl.TaVo tes to Col
lect Tfclrtr Tkbasanil. pol(hra
froai Tflarfilca,'! Ci v
.s Not Yet Tried. -
jhtAVnE, France, JutyMO. JRok John
son, tho negr P"iislUt, arrivco nere io
day qn board, the Corinthian and lm
nedlately on landlriic announced his de
termlnatloiu hevr lo set fooujn .the
United Btats..He-,aaid- he wpul4;takcr
Up his residence' Inserts, -V vim-.
i WA8SHNaTOK, July l6.-aack: John
ion's ahnouricetaet Ahat ha would never
return to thir ilniteftjfltatea1 caused . De
partment ot Justice oHIelals Immediately
to consider steps to- bring- about the for
feiture of his. tHLQuorpersonal bond pend
ing; In Chicago fofhl8 hPpearanca In
connection "with hlus slsve indictments
upon which ha has not yet been tried. -Judge
Carpenter, a tew days a;o de
clined to decfarehRbottA forfeited until
It was clear that Johnson .wopld not
aDoesr whert wanted. - The Denartment Of
fjuettco. It Js. ,90,1 probably will seek
confirmation or nis announccu pun'?""
not to return and present tha matter
again to Judge Carpenter.
Government attorneys expressed no
regret over the nfffrp'n announcement
A. few days, ngo officials considered tha
advisability? asklnsr franco to deport
him upon his arrival, but It was decided
to let tho case take Us usual course.
France Slur Urnort Him.
Jack Johnson may not- find refuge In
France, in tho opinion of tha State de-
Heating
packagfe ol Faust Spaghetti as
easily digest4 1
racise bonk 1
Spafhettl can
Every dross hat, trimmed hat and
in our enure stock (pana-
1 JJClaJa-
S5
maa excepted) no matter -whether
the former Belling price was $10,
even S2o, lor....
2d Floor
Our N6w York buyer bought theso
wash frocks at a great concession.
S3-98
2d Floor
20,000 pairs of Women's and Chil
dren 's Pure Silk, Silk Mercerized and
S:Sri2V2c-29c-50c
Main Floor, New Store
Thtfse are samples from Bosonwald &
Wall d'omWny, and they ere panto ol tho
best quality and finest workmanship.
worm up $e.6i,
S.7D-$2.75-$3.70
ChUdrea'B White Lawn Dresses, worth up to
- S1-.60, will go at... 6t
Chlldren'B Tailored Waflh Droasoa, whlb and
colors, worth up to 2.50, at 81.X9'
Boys' ?4 Wash Bults, cadet make. . . , . jRl
Boys' $1.50 Manhattan Rompers, at...... SI
sale' now on
parttnent officials. They nay that while
probably there Is no provision' in the "ax-
tradition treaty with tVance, under
Which his 'surrender could be demandod.
tho French authorities, even without ja
formal appeal front this government.
reayjdepoTt. Jphnnon, .aa llkBi-inopt JIu
pean countries, Franco Is understood to
have laWs prohibiting the immigration
ot a person convicted of a crime in his
owiv. country. .
OCKAS 8TBAMSIUPS.
HAMBURG
AMERICAN
Urie SS.Co
Over400Sh!ps
in the
vortu
W0Sk819:
TONS
World's Xare-sst Ship. Will
Bail Icon Ksw York
Sataraay. ..July 10, 10 a. m.
satoroar . .Amr, o, u a. m.
Batntaay, Auf, 30, A. as.
aaa ovcry S wsska tbsrsaftsr,
UONUOX 4 J AHIS Ulk J
U. llAXIUintO B MTtuh iUt
ttjoki ! po fr Htni.
irss. Qrant, July 16, a, a. m
Itciper&tor. , .July la, 10 a. m.
Ainsrlka. . ...July 83. a. tn.
rs. X.1SG01S. July 04. 12 m.
Itl'saasylvanu July 31, 3 p.m.
Kaia'a Vic, 4g- a. 3 a.m.
tlwpsrator. August 9, 11 a.m.
tiratncla. .August 9, 13 noon
Aiaorlka . .Aug. 31, 11 a. m.
I'Prstorta. ..Aug. i, 13 noon
t!nd cautn only. vlll call at
lloulosne. tNowv tltamburs;
ulrect,
xa8. & FBMjr)TUl and 8. a Pr
ui I !roni Mow J'WrfQQt IJJ St..
toulh Uiooklrn. All otbor uillite m
itli uriteo Unm oar Hotwkgg Purm.
MsarrsitsAinBAar
Olbraliar, Baplss aaa, Usaoa.
ajrAll uuaert u tol imlto Uv
Itpa KliW PIEH, Ud B. Bo(ti
araoklra. T&k ttta St, ierrr.
B, K, Moltxa (13.600 tons)
July U, t p. m.
G, 8. Hamburg- (il,ouo oua
Aug. 9, 10 a.m.
ft. a. xoltka. Aur. aa, H a. m.
SJUtautittsnc Sept. 17. 10 am.
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DON'T MISS BARGAIN FRIDAY
Always Best
Assortments
and Values
at Lowest
Prices.
Three !"' Silk Specials Friday
SILKS that sold to 75o a yard, including fine assortment
of 27-inqh Hnbutais, 24-ineh Fancy Stripe Massalines,
all silk j plain MessallncB, Foulards and Pongees, to oloso
Friday at one prlcoi per yard, , , , ::? t': : :38c
MESCALINES that Bold at 75o a yard, plain and two
tonod effects, all silk, 36-inOh wide, per yard at. , . .48c
CHIFFONS, all silk, 4inch wide, in boautiful bordered
effects, checks and Btrlpes, to close, per yard. , . . .28g
New Bulgarian and Oubest Printed Bengalines, for trim
mings; choice vnluoB, very popular, yd., $1 and 1.50
BIG NOTION
Specials in Nearly All
One-Fourth fo Qne
200 yarda Coats' Thead, at
per spool 3MjC
Barbour '8 100-yard Linen
Threads, at per spool, 7VzC
Kleinert's Dress Shields, per
pair,'12V2C, 19c and 27c
Omo Dress Shields, per pair
at 12y2c, 19c and 27c
50c Hair Brushes at . .25c
20c Folding Cups at. . .10c
Delong's Hump Hooks and
Eyes, Friday at". . . . . .5c
The above and many other Notion Snaps offored,
For Your Drags, Toilet Goods sad Drug Sundries, It's
HAYDEN'S. Note Prices for Friday and Saturday
ZBo size of Mennen'a or Williams'
Talcum Powder for lOo
One-lb. can of Violet Bath Powder,
cut to ...100
!Eo size Bath Sweet, sals price, lOo
25c bottle "Wild Cherry Phosphate.
at 15c, (3) for nso
25c Hire's Hoot Beer, ext. makes
(S) gallons for. ............ lUUo
EOo size Fubecco Tooth Paste, S7o
75c size Plnaud'a Lilac or Yiolet
toilet Water for 09o
EOo the ounce Perfume, all odors, go
at the ounce.... ...3So
Mary Gardner Perfume, H -ounce
ongonal bottle for... ...08o
lOo Shtnola Shoo Polish for. ,...0o
(14) Sheets of Poison Fly Paper, Go
Two (3) bars of William Shaving
Boap for ,Bo
26c Cuticura Packer's Tar or Wood
bury's Boap for .....ISo
10c box Seldletx Powders (3) Mn
boxfor , Be
25c. box Seldlotz Powders. (10). in
box, for ..........iaV4o
In the Busy Domestic Room
Remninfs and Summer Wash Goods
Off the Bolt at Bargain Prices
Remnants ot Cotton Challles, 6c
values, at
Remnants of Percales, good col
ore and patteniB, 36-inch wldo,
12c values, at ......
Remnants of Prints, 6c values,
Rt 44
In the Ready-to- tiear Section
Children's Dresses and Rompers,
percales and ginghams, oCc
values, at ............ .25
Women's WaBh Skirts, 35c vaV
ues, at 25
Women's Wash Dresses, ging
hams, percales and lawns, well
mado, good styles, values to
12.26, at i of!
Children's Dresses, sizes 6 to 14
years, good summer styles,
ginghams and percales, values
to 89c, at 4q4
Woman's Lawn Dressing Sacqucs,
36o values, at..... ........ 25o
House Dresses and Wrappers, all
well made, good styles, $1,00 val
ues, at , 9o
Woman's Dress Skirts, good sum
mer styles, serges, whipcords and
mixtures, i values, at...,., $3.90
Read HAYDEN'S BIG GROCERY SPECIALS tor FRIDAY
A Saving to the People of Omaha of 25 to B0N.
10 bars Beat-'Bm-AU, Diamond C or
Lennox soap ................ ..aso
48-lb. sack Best High Grade Diamond
H Flour $1.00
The best Domestic Ulbow or Straight
Maccaronl, Vermtcella or Spaghetti,
per pkg. 7 Ho
10 lbs. Best White or Yellow Corn
meal 17J40
10 lbs. Best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal
for ,..SSo
7 lbs. Bulk Laundry Starch. .... ,35o
8 cans Oil or Mustard Sardines, .aso
Tall cans Alaska Salmon.. loo
Largo bottles Worcester Sauce, pure
Tomato Ctttaupi Pickles, assorted
kinds, or mustard, bottle 8H0
Advo Jell, Ice Cream Powder, Jelly
oon or JellxO, pkg 7Ho
5 bs. Fancy Japan Bice, 10c quality,
1-lb. pkg! Corn" Starch .'I!rj!i.4a
EI C. Com Flakes, pkg. .......... Bo
Grape Nuts, pkg, , loo
Tho best floda or Oyster Crackers,
Par lb CUo
Wild Cherry Phosphate, 1 bottle
makes 5 gallons, per bottle. .. .lOo
Aaythisff "arou Want in Prult
?, Try Hayden's First I
IIOTBLS.
Comfort Accessibility Moderate Rales
New Weston
Hotel
Madison Avenue & 49i Street
NEW YORK
One block from Fifth Avenue and wtthlo raiy
walking dbunce of Tbatres, Shops and Clubs
RCFINCO SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT
COURTEOUS SERVICE
17S Kooms with Bath. Restaurant
a La Carte with reasonable charges
SPECIM. RATE3 FC3 JUNE, JULY. AUQ, SCFT,
Sojle RxK5ia ... . $t.;o
AU OatddeRooaa
SlaileRoomrlth Bath .... flMSay
Double Ro&awtth Hath . . , tio Day
JPsrior, gedroomwitt Bith . . $4-40 to tSJXi
Farther Redadioas for WeeUr Occaraacy
S. . CLAYTON. Proprietor
Do Your
Buying
Early
We Oloso
at 5 P. M.
SALE FRIDAY I
Staple and Fancy Notions,
- Haff Regular Prices
100 yards Richardson's Sew
ing Silk, per spool, , t ,J
Cotton Tapes, in all sizes, at
per roll ,,,,,,, ,t t, t , ,'lo
Needle Books, each, , , ,3C
BOo Pleaters, eaoh,,t l5o
25c Shoe Trees at, , , , , ,10c
Collar Buttons, dozen, 2MiO
Pearl Buttons, dozon, 25vio
lOo Tooth Brushes, , , , , fte
25c Fancy Dress Buttons,
per dozen at, ,,,,,,,, , ,5q
11.00 Guaranteed Pure Hydrogen
Peroxide, extra size, for. . , . , .aoo
BOo box Java Bice or Pozzonl's Face
Powder for , ..OBo-
BOo size Stillman's Freckle Cream
for ,,,,,380
Large size Pomplan Massaga
Cream for ., ,,.4?0
25c size Pond's Extraot or Perexi
x do
Face Cream for
Aspirin Tablets, (6) grain sapli, at
wi ii lor .... , ,, ,aao
One hundred Dr Hlnkle'a Clascara
Tablets for ,B3q
EOc bottle Sodeum Phosphate, t)3q
7Ec and 81.00 Traveling Tourist
Cases for oeq
31.25 Genuine Ideal Hair Brushes
for , Mo
75c and 31.00 Bathing Caps, all gq
at ...., ,,,B4
fl Itapld Flow Fountain ByrtngflB,
go at ,Be
32.S0 Combination Syringe and Hot-
tlo for ai.80
33.00 Wellington Byrlngo and Boti
tie, guaranteed for (5) years, fft.se
81x00 Ready Made Shoots, BOa
values, at , 39
Lawns, pretty patterns, lOo ya
ties, at 4 ,, , , , , ,54
Glenslde Madras, pretty styles,
job vaiues, at . jOo
Anthraclto
Blue Prints.
i, 50
values, at .. .X. ...... ,3m
In the Undermear Section
Men's Bummer Underwear
Shirts in all styles, Drawers
with double Seats; regular
values tp 6pc, garment, aji
Men's Union Salta Balbriggaa
or porus knit, nil styles, values
to 1; on sale 69 nd .49
Men's, Iiadles' and Chlldrea'a
liose All sizes, 12 o and 16o
values; ou sale at pair 7tt4
Ladles' Muslia Gowas Laae
rind embroidery trimmed, 7 60
values, at. , , , , , 4J)4
Crepe and Mnslia Gowns Regu
lar $1.26 values, choice, filM
50c Quality Union Bults. , .&55
Boys' Waists to 0o values, in
Chambrays and Madras, all
styles, at ..,...,.,, , ,255
2"lldm .CtreEj9"e- larBO pkg., lo
Golden Santos Coffee, per lb..... goo
BITTTSS BOWH AOAXSt.
Best Creamery Butter, lb flea
Best Country Creamery Butter,,, 87c
Be,t Dairy Table Butter. lb,,..:.'o8a
8"! Sf'l.EffS8' Ber a 18o
Best Full Cream Cheese, lb 18o
pbssr rsvrrs and vsostabuss
6 bunches Fresh Radishes or Onions
, for , bo
bunches Fresh Beets, Carrots or
i i pnungs, per id.,., 100
. t"l'lly.. v v. - v - ' Po
f
o neaus i-roaii ueaa lettuce
OO
, iTesn i'eas, qt
S bunches Fresh Parsley.
....... fia
ew potatoes, lb. a
J largo Green Peppers...,....,. ifio
Fresh Wax or Green Beans, lb..?Uo
Now Cabbage, per head, ".Hk
S large Cucumbero for........... 100
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb.. 7U
Larga Baskets Hlua or Red Plums, 4a
Large Baskets Fancy Aprtcota..,.48o
Hood River Strawberries, box, .16o
or VttfoUfclej, vfn Have It,
