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HIE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1914.
RICH LADS0N VACATIONS
Errine Brandcis Shows Eastern Lads
Sights of Omaha.
HAVE SWIM AT CARTER LAKE
krr OJvrn Anlo tltite Arotinrt City
and n Illnncr of Fish Jnt
CnnRht frnm Vnrtrr
l.nUe.
Sixteen millionaire kids from Now
York, Boston, Washington, FaII Itlvcr
nd Philadelphia were In Omaha yestor
day. clceroncd by Ervlne Brandcis. The
boys make up a contingent on the way to
Wyoming tor a lumracr outing. They
ro traveling In a private car and the
r:rst real Mop since leaving New' York
ag here. The youngsters ralnge In ages
'ixim 16 to 18 years, and prior to this
.mo none of them have ever been west
if Buffalo, X. V., with the exception of
lti Brandela boy, son of Arthur Bran-i.-V.
of this city.
some of the scions of eastern money
i. read stories of- Indians doing the
ualp dance In the vicinity of Omaha,
. . i L t.rvine Brandels quieted their minds
ind told them these were simply tates
.old to frighten bad boys and their fears
r.i-ie allayed.
As soon the boys reached Omaha, they
hoarded automobiles pent to the Union
station by Mr. Brandels ana were given
n whirl about the city, ending up at Car
ter lake, where they had a swim, being
looked after by John Mellen of the
Northwestern, the road over which they
are traveling w.cst of Chicago. Several
of the boys expressed themselves as Ilk
(ng the water of Carter lake much better
than that of the Atlantic ocean.
After the swim the eastern lads played
. little tennis and then sat down to a
real fish dinner, the fish having been
caught out of the lake. There was an
other auto spin about town, and then the
Western journey was continued. From
Omaha the boya will go to Lander, where
ihero will b met by the Moore brother,
who will take them to their ranch, after
which the real outing will begin. From
the ranch the youngsters will go out on
horses, followed by a camping outfit.
They will go through tho Jackson Hole
country, through the Yellowstone Na
tional park and Into the Wind River
mountains, where they will do a little
shooting If anything live comes In their
way. neturnlng, they will bo in Omaha
late In August.
Those In the party were: H. M. Barbs,
Oermantown, Pa.; Charles Beck, Phila
delphia; Ervlne Brandels, New York;
Frederick Bronson, nidgeflcld, Conn.;
Jehn Dnlton, Schncctady: Frank Fremont-Smith,
Jr., and Maurice Fremont
Smith, Washington, D. C; Rolnnil Hock
ctt, Detroit; Ilichard Htccdman, Provi
dence; Jackson Towne, Milwaukee; Henry
Jackson, Jr., Boston; Byron Weston, Dal
ton. Mass.; Henry Williams, Rochester;
Dr Klnlork. Philadelphia.
Foreign Railroaders
Making Inspection of
Systems in America
it. U Cole, secretary of the Kngllsh
f on-.mlss on that has rhargo of tho gov
i nmciit railroads In Jndla. and Dr.
Mcsehkc. nrelstunt to the president of
the PrttMslun rnllieads of Germany, who
l'.ce Wen In Omaha a few days, have
reno to Denver, continuing their lnspoc-ti-.r
and Investigation of American rail-
Coth Mr. Cole and Dr. Klcsuhko me
rplo.ua of the government In tho conn
rn from which they coino and arc srnt
t'i"o to ascertain If Micro are any fea
tures in connection with thu American
vndn thpt inn bo adopted for the better
ment of the lines vlilch they represent.
W title in Umuha tho two foreign ra'l
io.u' men spent considerable of th'lr
time with D. C. illicit, head of tho Union
1'dclfW: education bureau, and were
deeply interested in tho worts curried
on, havliiK decided upon the'.r return lo
r commend the adoption of many of tlus
Ideas.
Wood River Farmers
Making Tramps Work
According to a story that drifted Into
the Union Pacific offices from Wood
Itlvcr the farmers of Hall county aro
pressing the tramps Into service and
making them work, at the eann time
'payfhg them from 13 to M.W per day.
A letter received at the offlco of Gen
era Freight Agent Lane states that furm.
ers are watching the arrival of all freight
trains, and If a man or any number of
men are found riding, the rods they are
pulled 'off and nn effort made to Induce
them to go Into the harvest fields. If
they go willingly they are taken along
without more ado, but If they refuse they
afe bound, thrown Into tho wagons and
made prisoners. They are driven to the
farms, where they aro well fed, given
good beds and required to work, but in
every Instance being paid high wages.
THREE MORE FINED FOR
HAVING "CUT OUTS" OPEN
Three more noise fiends who Insist upon
driving past hospitals In autoa with tho
cutout" wide open were given the sec
ond - Installment of Magistrate Foster's
rusade.
Keith Cavers, & son of the elevator and
grain man, and living at Ml South Thirty-sixth
street: J. 11. Schrleveri, 2717
Douglas streot, and M. D. Brannon, ot
the Central Taxi livery, were all fined lb
and cosU for running their cars Improp.
crly.
The muffler ordinance provides that iht
' cutout" may be uited only within half
a block of the garage In which the car is
kept. Use of the "cutout" elsewhere
will bring a $5 fine, or more.
TIME EXTENDED TO PAY
INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT
Many Nebraska individuals and cor
onations are taking advantage of the
.en days of grace granted by the depart
ment in the collection of the income tax
It Is said that approximately 0,000 ot
'.he tax Is due and unpaid. The last date
'or payment of the tax waa set for June
SO. but an extension of ten day was
granted because of the fact that tills Is
the first year of the operation of the
taw
Seymour Lake Club
Has an Extensive
Card for the Fourth
An extensive program has been . ar
ranged for the feymbur Lake club for
July 4. The schedule of Vents-starts
at S:W In -the morning with , the pluvj In
the qualifying round ot the golf mat. li
for tho club championship and concludes
at 6 o'clock In the evening with n putting
contest for womon golfers. .Interspersed
in between will be several contests of
various kinds.
Thcro will bo two flights In tho match
play for the club championship. KUh
trcn qualify for the first flight and eight
for the second. Tho prlzos for the winner
and runncnip In the first flight arc silver
cups and the prizes for tho second flight
are a silk shirt, a pair of golf shoes and
a golf cup. For the lowest qualifying
score n thermos bottle will be presented
and for golfors making nny hole on the
course In tho least number of strokes will
oe given a scarf pin and a pair ot cuff
buttons, Pairings of the qualifiers will
bo made Monday, following the round,
and all matches must bo played off not
later than July 12.
In addition to the big match a nine
hole match for the ladles will be held.
Two prizes are to bo given for this
event.
The schedule of tho other events is as I
fellows:
Free for all race for girls under H
jenrs of nge.
Swimming contest, fifty yards, for boys
under IS years.
Indies' fifty-yard running race
Golf putting contest for ladles. '
Tekamah Prepares
for a Big Fourth
Tekamah has arranged for a picnic for
vllstors who go there Friday and Satur
day for tho big race meet which In held
at Tekamah the last three days of this
week. Special preparations have been
mado for ploknlckcrs. An nrcoplann
flight Is part ot tho entertainment fur
nished by the town. Bud LattA, sccretnry
of tho Speed association, says that Te
kamah will have the best card of racoi
It has had since It lias been giving ritco
meets. Bcveral hundred autolsta liavo
arranged to stop nt Tekamah Friday on
their way to tho Sioux City races, nml In
addition to these many will go to Teka
mah for tho horeo races on tho Fourth.
The train scrvlco from Omaha Is such as
will accommodate those who wish to go
and return on the same day.
Avoid ritoAd Poison
by using Buekltn's Arnica. Salve on all
wounds, tbftscty tores, Maids, salt rheum,
c. Impt jrfl'ef for Piles. 2Sc. For
sale by aU oroVgisst Advertisement.
Building Permits
Show Increase
Building operations 'for tho first six
months of 1911 show in Increase of over
JSoO.OOO com pared with the record of the
first six months of 1911. according to the
city building Inspector's statistics. In 1911,
to July 1, $t86ti,(M whs expended for
bulltllngti; In 1113 during the samo period
the expenditure was $2,015,023, June of this
5 car chows nn expenditure of HCfOij us
agulpnt $393,630 for the samo month In
1911.
COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN
TO HAVE TENNIS TOURNEY
A tennis tournament for tho women
members of tho Country club will be
started nl tho Country club July 4. Due
tn tho cnthimliism manifested by the
women to take up tho game of tennis
slnco the Installation of tho now courts,
It was decided to give them a chanco lo
tcot their prowess In a regular tourney.
Tho tourney Is closed to outsiders, only
members being permitted to participate.
Frank Judson has offered two minors In
gold frames as prizes. Miss Daphne
J'elera Is in ch:irge of tho affair.
FISHERMAN IS FOUND
UNCONSCIOUS AT LAKE
Udwurd Thomas, known to flshcrmon
and frequenters ot Carter lako as
"Dynamite," was found at Carter lake
In an unconscious condition and the
coroner was called ns It was thought tho
man was dad. H seems thut a couple
of days ago Thomas ran a nail In his
foot and It was front, tUe effect of this
that. he was overcome He .was taken to
the hospital where his condition Is satil
to bo serious.
LOCAL TRUST COfvlPANY
BUYS CRAIG SCHOOL BONDS
Sale of 125,000 worth of S icr cent school
bonds has been accomplished by tho di
rectors of the Craig (Neb.) school district
No. 27 to the United States Trust coin
pony ot Omaha.
DO YOU APPRECIATE A BIG
SAVING?
Just think high grade Trunks, Bags, Cases and
Leather Goods selling at Jess than factory prices. Re
ducing stock that's the reason for these tremendous
reductions. Our factory display includes everything
in traveling needs. Omaha-made goods priced low to
induce quick sales.
Reliable Traveling Goods
NOTE THESE PRICES
20 to 25 Off Our Low Factory Prices
Our entire factory slock included, except wardrobe trunks.
HERE'S A WONDERFUL
TRUNK VALUE
SMASH PROOF
BURGLAR PROOF
AM, 3-PI.V VENEER BASS
WOOD BOX, angle Iron binding
on every edge heavy straps all
around, two trays, 4 hinges, 4
cleats on the bottom, heavy steel
i-uriier.
YALE. LOCK
No duplicate keys. A trunk tint
won't smash. Built to-fl r (Tft
aland the tests of trnv-A I .fill
el. A sensation at. . . "
TRUNKS
Regular C Basswood Trunk, steel
covered. tray, paper c Aft
lined) ail sizes, SS to 36AO.UU
SUIT CASES
Regular $2.50 Fiber
suit cases, an extra
Rooit value, now
$1.95
Regular IS fiber, elRht fjfj
inches deep, straps all dO.
nrntinH '
Regular $7.50. nit leather, extra
well made, strop ull C
around; an excoptlonnl j3.
value at ;
BAGS
Regular $7.50 bars, genuine wal
rim itrnin iiiuck uag.
sewed corners. 17 and
IS luetics, now
Regular $12 Ladles' Traveling
Hag, crcpo grain scnl, gray
leather lined, very iigm
weight, 16. 17 and is
Inches, now
Inches: now
Itcgular $l Black Steel Trunk, ve
neer top and bottom, basswood
sides and ends, single
trnv, an sizes, ss to
Inches: now
Itcgular $11 Steel Covered Trunk,
all veneer box. four hinges, four
cleats bn tho bottom, steel buwl
all around. Vale spring i
lock, mzes ; to 38
Inches, now
$7.50
58.50
$5.00 i SPECIAL BSC VALVE
$8.5U
Black Whole "3rnln Walrus Bag.
full leather lined. 3, pockets. IfRiul
rolled handle, utrictty
bench made Ijag-a reg
ular SIB value, nt
2 immi
$10
LOCAL AMHERST MEN
REMEMBER D. W. MORROW
That Dwlght W. Morrow was Tues
day mado n member of tho firm of J. 1'
Morgan & Co., In New York, has greatly
plcaso . many In Omaha who knew htm
well. Many of the alumni of Amherst
. i . i ,H At. .......... irA ......
cuiiiKo rciiivuuicr ."iw
an attorney in New York. Ho was alsoj
an alumni of Amherst college. So hn i
used to run down from Now York for '
tho week end to eeo his nephew, Dick
Hcumlrclt. who was attending college I
Among those who recall Morruw, are
ltubeit Stout, Itced rotors and C. 11
lVlilcn.
If UC EYf&EB I H A $25 WARDROBE TRUNK
V IE Ei EAIfCLLv With ? Five-Year Guarantee.
W'nrdrouo tntnka possess ndvaptug03 In arrn&gomont which
ndd greatly to tho pleasure of trttvollng.
In construction tliN wardrobe trunk Is nmdo of three-ply bass
ood throughout; not of three-ply cardboard, as you will find In
other makes of wardrobe trunks so extensively Advertised for
their Mipcrlor qtialltleH and old at much higher prlcc'4. - These
trunks arc of less durlblllty than the;
EXCELS-, Featured by Us at $25
See. them sldo by side. Wo will demonstrate the qualities of
each lo you. Ituy an KccIlo. It will stand all the tests of
travel. Our written cunrantco for five years rocs with every
Kvccllo Wardrobe trunk.
Omaha Trunk Factory
i
1209 Farnam St.
Stall Orders
rilled.
Firepoof Grarage
Fore Door Attached.
Axles Straightened.
Broken Wheels Repaired.
Broken Parts Welded. ,
We Repair Any Kind and Any
.Make of Automobiles.
Automobile
Painting
Garage Service
liars Stored.
Cars Washed and Polished.
Tires Changed.
Drivers Furnished.
Repair Work
General Automobile Repairing.
General Overhauling.
Cars Rebuilt.
Make your old car look new. Increase its value by having' It
painted. Wo have the finest paint shop In the west. Prices reasonable.
Let us figure with you on your automobile worlc.
Let us give you the best service In the city.
Bargains in Used Cars.
GUY L. SMITH
"SERVICE FIRST"
Phone DouglastlD7U, VMS0.J-fl5-07 Farnam.
Cars Repainted.
Cars Touched Up and Varnished
umaha. real estate Is the bi inritn-!n
you could make. Head The Oee'a real
tao column.
I Filled With
Quart of lB
Best IN
California Adfl
Port Who mW
SALE CONTINUED
In order to supply those who were disappointed last Saturday
we will placo on sale 500 more sets , (just received from faotory)
at 69c complete, until supply, is gone. Don't wait this time; get
ono of these beautiful sideboard sets
containing 2 full quarts best California Port
Wine, a $1.75 value for W W
H1LLER S
Th F frilly Liquor Store
SCaU Orders ruled, lOo Extra for racking.
1309 Farnam Street
Two Doors Sast of W. O. W. Bkyiorpr
This Store Will Close at 5 P. M., Excepting Saturday at 9 P. M., During the Months of July
and August. Please Arrange Your Buving Accordingly.
Open till 9 P. M. Friday,
July 3d, to enable our cus
tomers to complete their
buying for Saturday and
Sunday.
" V s
Store closed all day Sat
urday. July 4th. Order In
time for deliveries to be
made, Friday.
A Big Embroidery Sales Day
75c Embroideries at 29c Yard Include s
a great lino of full 45-inch, 27-inch and
8-inch Flouncinirs in voiles andjSwiss,
the regular 50c to 75c a yard qualities.
?2.."0 Knibroidcrics at 08c Yard.
A big line of fancy Colored Embroideries,
Flounclngs 52 Inches wide, with Bands, Qalloons
and Insertings to match.
SPECIAL SALE OF HAIR GOODS.
A fine new line of 2G-lnch threo strand Switches;
in light, medium land dark brown, blond and
black: a regular JG.OO quality switch; our salq
price Thursday 81.08
A Great Onderprioing on Most
Desirable Hew Laces Thursday
Tluoc Big Baigain Counters of the
season's best patterns for selection.
OUR !U4c COUNTER
Includes regular 5c and 10c quality V.al. Laces and
Insertings and dainty Linen Torchon Laces very
seldom if ver equaled.
OUR 5c COUNTER
Contains a fine assortment of regular 10c to 20c
quality Point de Paris and Cotton Cluny Laces.
OUR Oe COUNTER
Contalnr a splendid lot of 20 and 27-lnch Flounc
lngs in white, ecru and cream; $1.00 and $1.25
yard values.
Threo Speclnl Counters of Fine Net Top Laces
Thursday.
An Immense Stock of
Beautiful Summer Dresses;
vnlues up to $10.00, in voiles,
rice cloth, ratines, linens,
lawns, etc., white and colors,
plain and fancies, broad as
sortment of the choicest fig
ures, at
$3.59
New White Wash Skirts A
splendid new stock just re
ceived, all sizes and clever
designs; great values at
$1.50, $1.95, $2.95,
$3.95 and $5.00
Long t'rcpo Kl
monas, r e g ulur
$1.50 values, In
all colors, pretty
patterns, on sale
at 95d
Children's Dresses at Just Half
100 of the most beautiful children's dresses shown In Omaha
the most desirable summer fabrics and colorings. Values you
never saw equaled.
Dresses that sold at ? 15.00
choice S7.50
Dresses that sold at $12.50
choice .86.25
Dresses that sold at $10.00
choice $5.00
Dresses that sold at $7.50
choice S3.75
Many other Remarkable Bargains in Children's Department
Long SUk Ki
monos, made to
sell at $5, come
in all colors,
beautiful designs
only . .82.95
Great Millinery Snap for Thursday
A Limited Number of Pretty Trimmed
Hats iMade to sell at $5.00; while
they last, choice of tho lot at S1.98
White Trimmed Hats To $10:00 val
ues at $5.00
An immense assortment of chic new models,
entirely white or white combined with black
silk velvet, Panamas and lace hats also In
cluded in this most wonderful lot of bar
gains; at, choice S5.00
Untrimmed Panamas $1.98, $2.49. $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98
Men's Panamas Straws
and Bankoksat About 1-4
Off Retail Worth
Panamas and( Bankoks
worth from $4.00, $5.03,
$6.0Q to $7.00; in two lots
at... $3.95 and $2.95
All $2.50 and $3.00 Straws
at 81.75
All $2.00 Straw Hats.. 81.50
All $1.60 Straw Hats 95
All $1.00 Straw Hats. . . .75J
All 50c Straw Hats 39
Wash Goods Snaps
All Summer Wash Goods Must Go.
15c Batiste and 15c Organdlc3
for lOtf
18c Printed Wash Goods. 12-H
25c Printed Wash Goods. ..15-
25c Plain Ratines 15c
25c Silk Mixtures '....15c
3Sc Novelties 253
50c Novelties 35c
50c Novelties 42Jc
All remnants of our high grade-3
quality ranging In price from
ISc to $1.50 yard are closing
out at exactly half price.
In Our Big Domestic Room Thursday
Drastic Price Reductions All Along the Line.
Ten Big Special Lots of Good Quality Bed Sheets.
72x90 Size on sale at
28VlC 33c 38c 50c 65c
Towels of All Kinds Bath or
Huck, at price reductions of
nearly half.
Apron ...Check Glnghnms, 6c
yard values, at v5c
Atnoskeag Apron Checks, regular
7c yard values 5Hc
81x90 Size on sale at
38c 45c 50c 59c 75c
Wash Drees Fabrics of All Kinds
to close at greatly under retail
worth.
Fruit of Loom Muslin, 10c and
12 c values, at --7Wc
Pretty Shirting Prints, good
styles, at yard 3Jc
Thursday in Linen Dept.
Heavy, weight, plain satin double damask,
pure linen, values to $1.50 yd., $1.00
Hemstitched Pattern Table Cloths, full
size, pure flax, values to $1.95, $1.48
Unhemmed Pattern Table Cloths, size
8x10, pure liuen $5 vnlues, each $2.90
Hemstitched Napkins, breakfast size, pure
fins, worth $5.t0 a dozen $3.00
Drugs and Toilet Specials
for Thursday's Specials
LaTrejlo or Azurea face powder for,. ....7So
Azureaj or LaTrefle Toilet Waters for 69 o
Houblgant's Ideal perfume, ounce for B9o
50c Bradley's Bath Salt at ,35o
One Bl L,ot ot 26c Tooth Pastes and Powders.. ,.10o
One Full Pint of Pure Witch Hazel for ISo
28c Slzo Mecca Compound for burns, at .........lSo
2Sc Slzri Sal Hepattca for 15o
Three' Bars of Sweetheart Toilet Soap for. loo
Star Powdered Ammonia, equa to 5 bottles of liquid
Ammnnla, for bath and general use, the package.. So
Large filze Pure Peroxide, about 14 oz., for , ...ISo
60c Fountain Syringe, tubing, for aSo
J2.00 Combination Syringe and bottle for 81.00
I4..00 Wellington Syringe and bottle, guaranteed to you
for 5) years, for S2.00
Geod Things to Eat for the Fourth Order Early, to Insure Delivery
It's Haydtn's Quality, goods and
loy prices that gets tha business.
OVB MOTTO The People rirst.
21 lbs. brat Granulated Sugar 91.00
4S-lb. sacks best high grade Dia
mond II Four, nothing finer for
bread, pies or cakes, sack ...,91.05
6 chhh Oil or MuHtard Sardines. ,39o
Large bottle's Worcester Sauce,
pure Tomato Catsup. Pickles, as
sorted kinds, or prepared Mustard,
Ker bottle 8Ho
e best Domestic Macaroni, Ver
micelli or Spaghetti, pkg. 7V4o
Tail cans Alaska Salmon lOo
McLaren's Peanut Butter, lb. . . .13V&0
32-oz. Jars pure Fruit Preserves
for , ..25o
Fancy Queen Olives. At 38o
6 lbs. choice Japan Rice, "tic
quality 9So
Tl-e best hand-picked Navy Beans
per lb 8a
Fancy assortted Cookies, per lb
10c, ISHo, ISo.
Fresh. crlSD Potato Chips, lb....3So
Potted Meats, per can , So
1-lb. cans assorted Soups 7Wo
16-nr. cans Condensed Milk. . . .. .7Mo
Stuffed or Plain Olives, bottle. ,. .loo
For a good, cool drink try a bottle
ot Wild Cherry Phosphate or Root
Beer, per bottle lOo
IT TDV
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PAYS
Butter and Cheee .Specials for th
Holiday.
Tho best Creamery ButUr, carton
or bulk, per pound 1 39o
Fancy No. 1 Country Creahiery But
ter, per pound 97o
The best Dairy Table Butter, per
pound v k S3o
The beat, stric.tly fresh, Guaranteed
Eggs, per dozen . 33o
The best Imported Swiss lr Roche
fort Cheese, per pound . .1 3So
The best Full Cream Brldk Cheeso,
per pound I soo
The best Full Cream Wisconsin,
Young America or Now Yfcrk White
Cheese, ptfr pound 1 aoo
Neufchatel Cheese, each . .! 3o
XiEKOirS. XiCMOXTB, lEMOWS
Extra fancy, large and i'Jlcy. Cal.
Lemons, per dozen .....j. .asc, 30o
All Kinds or California rralta
far the Toarth. I
Th -table and rrnlt market for
the People of Omasa,
New Potatoes, 16 lbs. to pick....4Bo
Fancy Wax or Oreen Beanf, lb.... so
Fancy Peas, per quart Bo
4 bunches fresh Beets, Carrots or
Turnips , so
( bunches fresh Green Onlfnu So
New Cabbage, per pound, aHo
4 bunches fresh Kohl Rabl, so
HAYDEN'S
Rousing Specials in
Furnishing Goods Section
Ladles' Summer Corsets, all styles
and sizes; $1.00 and $1.50 val
ues, in 3 lots, 75s 60d. 49e
Corsets worth to $3; standard
makes, summer weights, on sale
Thursday at. . . .$1.49. 98
One Lot of Corsets, regular $6.00
quality, all sizes, 'best styles,
choice . S2.79
BOc Brassieres, on sale 25
Children's Wash Suits, all colors,
to $3.0Q values, In two big lots,
at S1.45 and nA
?nWsaleSatlV C0'0rS and "h
Children's 60o Rompers';" made' of
TRJSSut and. ch"nb-ayB; on sali
Thursday, each ' aso
Btaoa,11,f., aad. Wlar.a' aso
StockingBig special lot on sale at
pair , laUio
ilnMnn8rPi.enlld bar??ln lo'ts'ln Mus-D2-Vn.rwe.tr.
and Underwear.
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FIRST PAYS
Bee readers are too intelligent to over
look the opportunities in tile "Want Ad"
columns. They're worth while reading.
Manufacturer's Stock of Women's and Misses' Summer Dresses Just
Received Goes on Sale Thursday at Most Wonderful Onderpricings
Beautiful Gowns and Street
Dresses Mnde to sell up to
$45.00, in fine eharnieuse,
taffetas, nets, crepes, etc..
in all newest colorings, 50
beautiful dancing dresses,
including all sizes, actual
values to $45; choice, af
$19.50
Over 500 Handsome Tail
ored Suits The season's
best materials and color
ings At Half and Less.
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