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Because of Our Unexcelled
.Eastern Connections We
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Exceptional Fine Hand
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at $19.50, $24. 50 and $29.50
We will give you
the same efficient
service and courtesy
as in former years
while in addition we
offer for your selec
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possessing the same
refinement of style,
distinction and high,
quality which has
&i wrays character
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Tho same courteous
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Silk and Wool Dress Fabrics
' Combining
The Serviceability of Woo! and
the Softness and Luster of Silk
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popular fabrics nro poplins and cropoB In every fashionable
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SIX PER CENTLEYY ON FUND
JkcTttary Xoye Say ThisSum Will
le Heeded at Superior.
XKMUMXTJ -X0TE8 IN . IMUE
-Hvtlc -VUi .SpjUr.nvcrar Has
' Seyi It Mv in Stale Hews 0111
&i1b iuannllae Permits
1 (Fronf.a Staff Correspondent)
MNCOUN, (March lMSpolai).-Secro-tary
Iloycs of tha stato banking board
is ,ot tho -opinion that At, .will require
about a six per cent levy on the stats
guaranty fund of about WTO,000 to mt
tho demand of' tho receiver df tho Closed
State Savings bank at Superior, lie
thinks this will bo amply sufficient to
meet every requirement with a possl
btllty that the whole amount may he
returned should the federal- courts decide
that the $43,000 now In controversy whloh
represents notes of the failed First
National bank bought by the state bank,
Jaro"ttfe prperi'y, otHpi; latter Jinstltw
Hftvelpctt rollce Kuunbble.
rrite question o? "Who I Who" In th
tolctf.'ieprirneiJt at -HaYelock. has-been
put up to the state house officials who
deal with such things in a controversy
at the shop tov(u in Which Police, Magis
tral J."C. Kola was ousted from bis
quarters in the city halt.
Unfortunately for Mr." Dole, he Is at
loggerheads, : with tho other city officials
of Havelock' and they refue to Have
him hold forth In the new city hall, lie
was advised that he bad a right to the
Job and to tako his accustomed placs
and hold court whether he had " any
vlctWui to work on or not.
i Claim Turned Down.
ThV auditor's office: has turned, down
a vpscher presented, by W. A. Johnson
of feodpe counfy. deputy sheriff.1 in; the
ampunl. of "tiM for tho capture and
return" to lnc,oln of Thomas i?olb', a
par$jed. Insane patient from tlje Lincoln
aymr..- Thf laws of the .state do not
provide any fund for tho' payment of
such, claims, the fugitive from Justice law
only--covering expenses Incurred In the
csplure-and return of escaped convicts.
nVvtars 'insollue Permits. .
That the law' covering the amount of
gasoline which may be carried by any
party is U4n$olited Is shown by Fire
Cami:tion! Ridgell In a-tkttpr he' Is
sending o-t to Insurance agentsjn jrhloh
he calls attention to the policies' tesutxl
by insurance companies which prmjt
gakoiae to be kept in cars containing
not more than ten gallons.
' Viidcr tpe laws of the state." said
Jlr Rldgeil, "the fire commissioner has
Since Uklne Peruna
tlIAVe1tl YlllVe tis.fhme
my
per.
fectly regular. I was hardly
aware war. a was taking a
laxative at all. X commenced
taking the Peruna for its
took qualities. It seemed to
me I was in need of a tonic
Peruna acted as a splendid
tonic In ray case, and to my
surprise It also regulated my
bowels. I am in splendid
condition. I am three or
four times aa capable for
business today as I. was a
raoatfa ago. I am sure that
the wkoJe credit is due to
yertma,
Tit wfco efcjeet'to UonU
MeeHetaa ?1U a I-eruaa Tb-
aIrViI arcmrdjr tor
OATAXKMAL CONDITIONS.
JMdentQ
control of all inflammable and combus
tibld material and lias Issued an order
that no ono may carry for sale, unless
burled in tho ground, an amount of gaso
lino exceeding five gallons." Ho asks
agents to revise their permits to cover
tho orders of the commissioner.
CABINET DEC1DES.T0 .
ASK PUNISHMENTDF
YERGARA'S SLAYERS
(Continued frpm WfioOne.)
the presence of American Consul. Q. H.
Garrett, Captain' Banders and -'others.
it was Mrs.' Clements vergara, the
widow, -who paid the MOO for rocovery of
her htlsbarfuVs body from its unmarked
grave tit Hidalgo Bunday morning. J.
8. Hill, Vergara's brotherlplaw, em
ployed the men who comprised the expe
dition, acting, it la bald, as the widow's
agent. These facts wre admitted hero
today, bn receipt of news that official
dispatches had- reached 'Washington and
that Hill's connection with the affair had
been rnailo public there.
Hill's ' participation In. organising the
expedition was reported here Sunday, but
dissemination of the report was sup.'
pressed at the .request of Counsel Garrett
of Tfuevtf Laredo, that ho ' mention of
names bo made ' until he- should hear
from, the Stats department 1
Colquitt Outlines roller.
FOrtT WOKTH, Tex., March 10,-Qov.
ernor O. II. Colquitt, addressing the Texai
Cattlo natsers' association here today,
declared he had formed the policy of
opening negotiations directly with the
lexlcan authorities for the righting of
wrongs to Texans. A resolution "agree.
Ing otylth Mr. Colquitt In his action and
his defense of the people of Texas" was
Tuled out ot order Xm the ground that
It Is against the policy of the association
to enter into politics.
DEATH RECORD.
Cnrtl Oreenmnn,
KEARNEY, Neb., March 10.-(Speclat.)
Curtis Qrcenman died In this city on
Sunday after n lingering Illness at tho
age of Si years. Mr. deeenman was old
settler here, .having homesteaded In this
county In 1872 and having lived In Kear
ney for twenty years. Mr. Qrcenman was
a father-in-law or 'City Clerk T. N. Hart
xell and made his home with him In this
City.
Mrs. Nancy Itanrr.
WEBPINQ WATKll, March tMSpe
Clal). Mrs. ..ancy Roger Russel, wife of
,T. K. Russel. died suddenly -Sunday "even
ing At . her home In. this city. Funeral
services were held Monday In the
Me'nentte church conducted by Itev. Win,
Lambert Deceased wits t years old
and leaves besides her husband Mrs.
Jennie Sharp, sister, and William Itoger
ot Ashland, brother.
tieome Meskll
HUMBOLDT, Neb., March lO-(Bpecial).
-George Meskll, who lived with John
Oberly near this place, died Bundss night,
after a long and lingering Illness, of
Rrlght'a disease. He was about 19 years
ot sge, well and favorably known by
many Humboldt people, and Is survived
by his mother, who lives at Omaha.
A. C. Cllne.
TOP.K, Nob., March 10.-(6peclal.)-A.
C. Cllne, aged ft years, died at the Odd
Fellows' home Saturday morning. The
body was shipped to Davenport, la., to be
cremated.
Uoii Head of Cattle Drown.
SIOUX FALLS. 8. D.. March 10.-(Sp-cUD
A heavy loss was sustained by
Watson Ham, a well known cattle raiser
ot southern Lyman and southern Brute
eountles. His ranch is adjacent to the
Missouri river. A small herd of Ms cat
tle went out upon the Ice to drink at an
airhole and their combined weight csused
the Ice to giro way, precipltstlng the ani
mals into thft river About a doien ot
them, valued at about ti.000 , were
drowned,
FAMOUS PAINTING MANGLED
Velasquez Picture in London Gallery
Skihcd by Militant.
MAY RICHARDSON IS ARRESTED
Shr Una Served Several Term In
Jnll Mince Ilrglnnlnu f( tVnmnn's
Wnr Mm, I'nnklinrst I
Taken London.
LONDON, March 10,-May Richardson,
a militant suffragette, inflicted soverd
damages today on the famous Velasquox
plcturo known as the "Uokeby Venus,'"
which Is hung in tho National gallery,
Trafalgar Square.
The plcturo was purchased for 1225,000
In 1903 and presented to the nation. Art
experts have estimated Its present market
value at $500,000.
The woman entered the gallery and at
tacked tho plcturo with a sharp knife,
making six or seven cuts across the can
vass. She was arrested.
The perpetrator of tho outrage has been
sentenced to several terms of Imprison
ment slncn tho beginning of the woman
suffrage militant movement. She was ar
rested at Bristol on July i last year for
dropping a scroll of paper on the knees
ot King George as he was driving through
the city. After she had served three
months' imprisonment she was arrested
again In November for burning a houso
at Hampton, but Immediately started a
hunger strike and was released a few
weeks later in a serious condition of
health.
.nller- In Cflosed.
The National gallery was closed by the
authorities after tho outrage today. Many
ot the publlo art collections, such as those
at Hampton Court palace, and especially
galleries where valUablo porcelain Is on
exhibition, were closed a year ago on ac
count of militant outrages and have not
been opened since.
Tho police magistrate commanded Ml
Richardson for trial at the sessions and
refuted to grant bal'.
Hawes Harrison Turner, secretary and
keeper of the Nattcnnt nailery, told the
magistrate that the aniline prite ot the
picture had been depreciated hy tho er.t
rsge by as much t.f $75,000.
Strong dctacm.enls of militant snffra-
gettcsModay picketed every London"tcrml-
nus at which Mrs. Kmmellnj Punkhumt
might arrive when slid reached hero fiom
Scotland. Squads, of suffrtuettea wero
clso stationed outside the entrances ts
Hollowny Jail.
Miss Blchardson, after her arrest, said:
"I tried to destroy tho plcturo of tho
most beautiful woman In mythological
history .as a protest against tho govern
ment fpr destroying Mrs, Emmcltno
Pankhurst, who Is the most beautiful
character In modern history."
Another fJnllcry Clotted.
Orders were later Issued that not only
the National gallory but the Wallace art
collection should be closed to tho pub
lic until further notice.
The national gallery trustees, among
whom nre Earl Curxon of Kedlcston, met
during the afternoon to consider tho af
fair.
, It was Stated by exports that the actual
material damage totho plcturo could bo
repaired for "GOO, hut this amount does
not represent a fraction of the loss In
aelllng-'va,luc. Six or seven of he, -slashes
made by Miss Jllchnrdsorr- are. sharp.
clean cuts on the moat Important portion
ot the canvas the nudo shoulders 'and
hack or Venus, The seventh Injury la a
ragged bruise a couplo of Inches .v in
diameter and will ho more difficult (q
repair.
Miss nichnrdson, who made no attempt
to cscapo after the outrage, carried a
sort of miniature hatchet in her muff
and not a knife, as wa at first stated.
Bho Is already under sentence of four
months' imprisonment, but was liberated
becauso she was suffering from appendi
citis. Sir. Pnnkhnrst Tnken to London.
GLASGOW, Scotland, March lO.-Bands
of determined militant suffragettes waited
at all tho railway stations In alasgow to
day in readiness to fight for tho rescue
of Mrs. Emmellne Pakhur6t. Tlyi mlll-
tunt leader, however, who was arrested
last night whllo spjiUIng In St. Andrew's
hall, was removed from the station houso
to a sunurban railway station .early in
the morning.
Mro. Pankhurst was carried from the
ce'l to a waiting automobile on a stretcher
and tho motor then dashed off at high
sited to a station on tho main 'Ino o(
tho railway, where she was carried on
board the express trsln for London . .
Many of the policemen who assisted In
Mrs. Pankhurst's, arrest last nUnt auN
fered severe scratches from the barbed
wlr which had been stretched Across the
platform where she wus Speaking.
OIL AND GAS LEASES
DECLARED TAXABLE
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.. March 10.
Oll and gas leases In Oklahoma, esti
mated to be worth from $100,000,000 to
$W0,00P,0CO, were rendered subject to as
sessment and taxation, by the decision
of the state supreme court here today,
upholding tho state bpard of equalisa
tion's valuation of the Indian Territory
llumlnatlng OH company's property tor
year. 1911.
Hsiptsl Her Kata
Mrs. T. E. Wll.
llama, of Cblrsro,
1IU writess '"This
wlater I sprained
tar knee, and a
friend recom
mended Sloan's
Liniment. I used It
and It did me lot
of good."
cm
ft Qkk ksprcreacnt
IU1IUJUMS MtVIV
SLOANS
LINIMENT
has great antiseptic power. Use it for cuts, wounds, bums, and
the atlng of poisonous insects.
At a sJeater. Price, 2S&, S8c saa $1.00
BR. KARL'S. SLOAN, Inc., BOSTON, MASS.
Consumption Takes
npA n1 i w ss
jdu people uany
in the United States and the deadly
germs claim more victims in cities
than in rural districts, due no doubt
to the increased number of indoor
workers in confining quarters and
their lack ot sunshine.
Tubercular germs always attack when
the system Is-weakened from colds or
sickness, overwork, overstrain, confining
duties or any drain which has reduced the
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Iicsmiivc juk.cs ui iue uouy. pui naiurc
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physicians emphasize that during chang
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Scott's Kmulsion warms the body by en
riching the blood it peculiarly strength
ens the lungs and unbuilds the resistive
j forces ot the body to avoid colds and
prevent consumption.
If you wrk indoors, tire easily, feel
languid or nervous, Scott's Emulsion is
the most strengthening food-medicine
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and is totally free from alcohol or any
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11-106 Gcott & Bowae. Bloomfield, U. J.
FOUR LAWYEES
CAUGHT IN THE
GRAND JUEY NET
(Continued from Page One.)
enco Risley. for the purpose of then and
there extorting money from the said
Arthur D. Brandcls, and did then and
there ns attorney 'and agent for the said
Nellie R. Paul extort and tako from the
said Arthur D. Drandels the sum of $7,500
In money, of tho value of sevonty-flve
hundred dollars, by threats of expoauro
tor tho fancied crime ot sodomy.
- ClinrKf Axnlimt Jlntlem.
Ono true bill returned against Thomas
H. Matters Charges that as attorney for
Mary E. Johnson on November 4, 19W, he
received $2,C00 in her behalf and embez
zled that amount. The other Indictment
against him Bets forth that on April 10,
1!12. as attorney for Carrie Jf. Peters he
received $1,000 in her behalf and appro
priated to his own use and embezzled that
amount.
An Indictment against Carroll II.
Wright charges that as attorney for Hose
C. Kvans ho received for her $220 and
Converted It to his own use and embez
zled It.
Clinton limine Accused.
A true bill returned against Clinton
Bromc, Junior member ot the law firm of
Ilromc & Brome, sets forth tho following
charge of subornation of perjury, which
arose In the notorious alienation ot af
fections suit brought by Lacey E. Pey
ton and Brome & Brome, his attorneys,
against Hugh W. Williams, a wealthy
Omaha business man.
Nclllo Risley Paul is Indicted for her
connection with tho blackmailing opera
tions, against Arthur D. Brandcls.
BODY OF MAN MISSING
FOR SEVEN YEARS FOUND
LOS AN(!lELE8, Cal.. March i0. Find
ing ff-th? skeleton of Oeorge W. Nash, a
rancher, mlssttvg seven years, in a canyon
near 'Sawtelle, a suburb, resulted today In
a charse of murder being mado against
Jcihn Smith, a neighbor ot Nash's at the
tlmo ho disappeared.
Identification of the skeleton, washed
up by recent heavy rains, was made by
Nash's relatives, who recognized gold fill
ings fn the teeth. Soon after the rancher
disappeared, Smith la alleged to have ex
hibited a lease signed by Nash for his
place. Mrs. Nash objected. Smith never
took possession ot the land and moved
to Chino, thirty miles away, where he
was arrested,
Tho court 'adjudged Nash dead four
years ago, and Mrs. Nash married again.
COLLEGE ORATOR INJURED
BY FALL FROM MOTORCYCLE
MITCHELL, S. X., March 10.-8peclal.)
Lionel Stacey, a student at Dakota
AVesleyan university here, suffered a se
vere accident today in getting thrown
from his motorcycle. He was riding down
Sanborn street at a pretty good rats when
three dogs ran out In front ot his ma
chine. He managed to dodge two of
them, but hit the other squarely and was
'thrown violently to tho grdund two rods
1n' front of ,the machine, His faco was
lacerated all over the right side and cut
to the bone In a long gash over the right
eye. Mr, Stacey is the young man who
won first place In tho prohibition ora
torical contest at the university last week
and this accident will put him In Some
what ot a disadvantage for tho state con
test. Pllea Cared In a to 14 Days.
Druggists refund money U Paio Oint
ment falls to euro itching, blind, bleed.
Ing or protruding piles. First applica
tion gives relief. Ma Advertisement.
"Yes,daughter,that's
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You've only put it on
twice, and the pain's all
gone, and my arm's 'bout
as well as ever. I sure never
saw anything so quick aa
Sloan's."
So say thousands of oth
ers who havo used Sloan's
Liniment for many years
for bums, scalds, cuts and
sprains.
Best for Sprained Wrfet
Mr. L. Roland Bishop, of Scran ton. "rA Spokesfleld,
r., wrltest "As I was leaving my ?.tt,uweod'.uV- Tfl!.11
office for lunch. I slipped and fell. '?,lhlSL,U, 'fj'il
spraining my wrltt.and at four t J1!.1"' '"WS"
o'clock could not hold a pencil In my ,Vd?riTiye 0,,d wh?
hsnd. At flte o'clock I purchased k had,fBi1,?.a nPsUlra and
bottle of your Liniment, used It ftro f'lH' wrUli ,iMk,Jd
or six times before I went to bed. what shows doing for
and the next dsr I was abla to use h ,"Vm J.i 'h2
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! MINERS MEET IN DES MOINES:!
Nearly 150 Delegates Are in Attend
ance at Gathering.
PRESIDENT RODDERS REPORTS
llenil of OrRitnUatlnii In Iottr 8mr
Government la Tenchlnir Miners
llovr to Cnre for Men Who
May lie Injured.
(From a Staff Correspondent.')
DES MOINES. la., March 10. (SpcclM
Telegram.) Nearly 150 delegates as
sembled today for tho first meeting of the
sixteenth consecutive session of District
No. 13 ot the United Mine Workers ot
America.
The report of the commute on creden
tials was read and adopted. It showed
that about 350 votes were represented
from various parts of tho state.
President W. II. Rodgcrs reported thai
government cars will be brought into the
different mining camps to teach the
miners how to take care ot tho men who
may be Injured while working In tho
mines. He also suggested that they or
ganize n law department to look after
any damage suits that might be brought
up by the families of the men who were
killed or Injured.
Kerr Candidates for Office.
Nomination blanks were secured from
the office of secretary of stafo by the fol
lowing candidates. Lorenzo W. House!.
Humboldt, congress Tenth district; F. M.
Williams, Iowa Falfs, Judge Eleventh dis
trict, and these for members ot the Iowa
house: J. E. Jamison, Burlington, Des
Moines trounty; Chris Erlckson, Inwood,
Lyon county; Edward Dawson, Breda,
Carroll county: John Wenger, Wayland,
Henry county; Jamison. Erlckson and
Dawson are democrats seeking re-election.
Nobody knowB who House! is or on
what ticket he will aspire to be nomi
nated. He la a lawyer.
Einplored aa State Dentin.
Henry Morrow of Iowa City visited the
office of tho Board of Control today and
closed a contract for employment as a
Btate dentist and to visit all the In
stitutions of the state, looking after
dental work for the Inmates. He was
formorly connected with the dental school
of the University of Iowa. The secretary
of state had registered to date E6.G4T auto
mobiles. The record far surpasses that
at this tlmo last year.
Miners Come for Medina.
W. II. Rogers, president of District No.
13, United Mlno Workers of America, ar
rived hero today from Albla to attend
the state miners' convention; also Sec
retary John Gay and others. J. F. Moran,
member of the international board, is
also here to attend the meeting, and J,
II. Strief, president of the State Federa
tlon of Labor. The sessions will open to
morrow and It is certain that at least
ten days will be taken with the separato
conventions before the Joint convention
Is called with tho operators. The oper
ators will commence meetings some day
this week.
Waterloo Popera Merged..
WATERLOO. la., March 10, Tho Even
ing Courier and Daily Reporter, two of
the oldest newspapers li Iowa, have been
consolidated and after today will be is
sued from 'the Courier pfflce
Ijiirseifroclaims SkinXorc
Myrtle W&mZmgi D. D. D. FreserlpUwa to Worth
Reckeieller' Mllllm ft Kcr
"Ten years X suffered with eczema
three years) of that time I oould not
appear in public. My entire body
was covered with the disease. I could
not eat. I could not sleep. I oould
not live. I have at last found the
prcat Prescription D. D, D. My bedy
la clean, smooth. If there were one
bottle only ot D. D. D. in the world,
and I had it, Mr. Rockefeller's mil
lions could not buy the golden fluid."
Name Myrtle Hanu (In care Watts'
Hospital, Durham, N. C.)
, How about you?
If you have any skin blemish or a
little rash, do not let It develop Into
something morn aerious. Remember
P. D. D. Prescription has been recog
D. D. D. Soap Keeps
Guaranteed Rupture Holder
On 60 Days' Trial
Won't Cot You A Cent
Doesn't Prove
Away With
Worthless
Trusses
Like These
TiTrlS? ' GUARANTEED RUPTURE
..iujt whdoui ntvint to rltk a (Ingle cent
WVIl vend it to you ftr SIXTY dayr
TRIAlpr.ctlcllr liND It rcl' thit i"
lut to let ou M fr youreelf how It take
ell the tnlury out ot Ulnc ruptured,
if It doetn't keep your rupture from comlnr
11 C far twv n Ann ah I A i .
rou do or ny other irTin-thea u
Tho Only Thing Good Knough
To Stand Such a Test.
Ytoq know aa well aa we that a mere try-on
Ilka at a druf (tore can't poeilbly prore
whether a 4na or anythlnc elie lor rupture
te tolf i to do any good.
ltlier la ut a few day' trUl a life le.t.
A..LnM..' so-caiW appllence" may aeem al
rlaV. the flret week jor an and then tura out
to be no good wheterer.
nut you can't noeelblr make a mletake
A1TBR SIXTY DAVS' TUIAU
And there la only one thlac of any kind for
rupture that you can cat on auoh a long trial
Only one thing GOOD enough la STAND eueh
a long and thorough teat
That le our (GUARANTEED RUPTURE
II0UKR the tamaes Clothe Automatic Hit-
aaglng Truie.
Slaile o New Principle
The Cluthe Trvaa la ao radically different
from everything eU tor ruptare that It -haa re.
celfed BIOHTEEN ' SEPARATE PATBNTH.
Made on ao abaolutely new principle lar more
then juet a true.
It ha so thoroughly proved tta merlte la
early SOe.Ofto caaea that eurgeena In the l B
Army and Navy and phyaleJana In all parta at
the world now recommend It IniteaJ ot adrte
Ing operation.
Will Save You From Operation
A rupture can't poealhly be reileeol can't
eitu be kept from growing ote uolfa pro-
ecial Announcement!
0
Change ol Firm!
Mr. A. L. Mayer, formerly of Mayer
Bros., Lincoln, Neb. (for 30 years
the leading clothiers of that hustling
city), has associated himself with
Mr. H. S. Arnstein as proprietors of
the Guarantee Clothing Company.
OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED
ALL DAY WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY TO INVOICE.
WATCH for BIG SALE FRIDAY
I si i SB j I" . sL. V "ssssssl
Boys' Shoes
W cannot explain their steadily Increasing popularity on any
other basis.
Nearly every school boy wants a pair of Fry ehoes, and nearly
every parent is willing that he should have them. Our shoes are made
for healthy bounding children who aro always "running around."
iney are maae ror service, ureat
care is takon to have the toughest
kind of leather in the Boles and tho
best stitching all through.
We have every sort of shoos for
children dress-up, party, dancing
ana scnooi snoes; from
$1.5Q
NO $3
BBBB
smB9i sBBsBSsSJssSSf
r - iii
nised for fifteen years aa the standard
akin remedy. It always helps, and It
used according to directions, it should
cure In a short while.
All druggists sell this standard
remedy, but if you come to us, we will
offer you the first full size bottle with
the guarantee that unless It stops tha
itch at oaeo we will refund the pur
chase price. '
Ask also about D. D. D. skin soap,
containing the same heallnsr ingre
dients. Itlceepa the skin always' clean
and healthy.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co., lth
nnd Dodge, Kth and Harney, 207-9
North 16th St. and 24th and Farnam.
Your Skirt Healthy
If The Two, Months' Test
All Our Claims
' ttctcd atalnit all itralna ind couUntlr kpt
turn "coming out. Jurt w brok" ton tn t
"knit" ub1m contUntlr nelo tocetMr.
And thtt U tbs corw of warlti JsMle or
.cc-rfullr-lb.r sooasr or Msr
lion aMoiweir j
'"nut rmmbr. th Cluth Tru. U OUIIA-
iVr OVEnroMING TUB WEAKNESS which
lithe tttX CAUBE ot ropturs.
It doei th.t .ntlrolr ulomlt'""7Uhffi
t0Vorrr ff-g-.3
rt ' t
The Clulhe ttum. ooe wj .uhwu -run
of weerlm belts, leg-etrnpi end 'P"
People who hare1 tried It eay It Is a
Maae their- cloOilnf. And. it wrro'r
will "old lu, the Ulh. Aro pereplrmlton-proof.
Eeelly kept tleen.
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Get World Greatest Rupture Book
Don't eend any money don't take any rlek.
Juet wriu for our free book and llnd out all
about It. This eenutlonal book cloth-bound.
M paget eeparate artlclea, and ZS photo
graphlo llluatratlona-ls full of facta for the
ruptured never ibetore put In print.
It ahowe why elaetle and eprlng .truieee are a
crime how they are the ruptured man'a woret
enemy why the law ebould atop their sale.
It eipoeea the humttig "pplUm,cee," .meth
oda," "riarlere," etc.
it ahowa why operation for rupture ende In
permaneat weakneae or death oRener than la
complete recovery.
And It telle all about the famoua Cluth Auto
tnalta Maeeiglng Truea. Olvea namee and ad
4reeee of over i.f00 people In all parte . ijf the
country who hate teeted It and volsntarlli) en
doree It. And telle how yoo can get It on 'ality
daya' trltt. end hew little It eU If yoo keep It.
Simply ue the coupon, or eay In a letter or
poetal. "Send rae your bock" that will tako
only a minute, but may be the masaa of Ireelag
rou from all rupture trooblte for the reet oc
your ui
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