flllO JiKK: O.MAJIA. SATUilA, II IA 1 1"U
BRIEF CITY NEWS 'AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
i
Mayor Hoctor Dissatisfied
Conduct of Park Board.
Save Boot Print It Now lleaoon 1'ress
Idfe Monthly Income Gould. Ilee U'ds
ridelty Storag-a and Van Co., Dour la! 6.
Bight-Inch Elect! lc rani for home use,
.S0. Ilurgess-aranden eomoanv.
Wanted, Oood City LoansPrompt ' ircnrt. f nnT
closing, rirst Trim "ompany of Omaha. ;
When you know gss lighting you P" f
fcr It. Omaha Uus Co . 1V8 Howard St. ;
Kehratka Savings and Loan Aia'n.
offers the Ideal plnn for savings or In
estments. Jl 00 to Vm. NX Farnam St.
commercial commodltv wbrth thousands 'snicko' fnm a Du-t,m c-tl t t . Oer- formed into oi an i- n n iml in- i.r, l i,u lli.-.ls o, -.i.iii in-f te 'is e inw !' tr oli .,kc ". miu
pounds per annum, man mMtiwrn QMiinot Kel tmHijili of H. i leal works. A ilnnt v-ilued hi er Ii.iCO,- hII.imI lols, tunl i ie "onfld, nl! et- mens and lepl.iiltm (m.oMiu
. Uvluhlng smoke and MU.nu f umox 1 while the French motor firm ould er , M has been Isld down, and tveiy d.iv In i.etted thai benaol v III Moon lair'.v tc-1 with wonderful ret.-iu und ch-m i
with I which formerly olmturcd tho aky and j wtl 'I" with twice tho pre ant avMlnhlc ( thu week thiumm1a of snlltin of "smoke" p.iteti pelrel for meto- ml Minllnr me ! At niw colliery alm., the Ucnn 'barter
, polt-oncd the all are now belmc collected supply. "tr- be!n tunml nut ur (he market Tl)((, i wt(nlnly Hi. W taken the i t Km rvblll. S.ft'i m.llon.1 of Inn i . .
ami shipped In Oaimany. Frunce and DUrhnin In tlolmr its best to nh'lwt TIWi ' H did not. hiitvrxct ulnivi iln no At Imrhnin rnnl iiwtiet Mr firms like I trenlwl vcrv day. Ami te-w thrt i .i d
i e.en lar-away Japan. Many an alnfnu- mines, formorl mere "liolia for Iho ex- flint the iitodurt n- n . h . u -.n t - ivris,i A: I'attHcr. i.olrUnw it Vaughn,
i RESIGNATIONS MAY BE RESULT , eyed enthusiast tuna his moior on ' traction of cool, ale being rptdl Irani-1 factory In It omhusmr ijiiHhtie. Im- an. I Jitralier & I-ove .tie ronvrrtliu nil
of
Arrestril nl ileeiir
SlirliiR take Hlol llrplnrr
Tliry rf MrrHr '
looker.
i'dn aan the ai'tho .sloinmit In t'dn ta tl
al.li' adjunct vn paawl np th 1 i
ncya aft a nultin(e! London TM UlU
0
Mayor Thomas Hotir was busy vj-tei-day
with tho park board ami the po-;
1lrM l.nn ,-.1 AfAAtlli(a tnr l.fh n'urn !
Thieyee Take Money--.Iohn Ntuiitat, L u..i..,.t i.... ... I
. ... . . . . I Bviiriiuivii. uuk tli lliu inffl iiii.iuv- ill I
jirinK ni in- jaKSon sirpci. rcpuritti m, .... ..
,u L,. .. . ., n-,. mayor win compe ld to Ijsiic his orders
the police that somo time T l.u ad. y
night thieve, entc-d his apaltment and! nhflnc n
stole In rurrcnoy. , T1) may0f cxpret 1llmjM.,f ns bflnr
St.rstor Qlven Klnet7 CT ed sit. j extiomely dlpmtlsflcrt w ith tho condtn t
Peter, who. aeeordlns to offloers. In-1 of lhr hoard s affairs. "When thr man 1
suited little (tlrls. was sentenced to j vvrp nppolnted." raid tho mayor. "I ex
nincty days In Jail by Judge Poster( lnPI0My told thcin that the manaKomont
police rourt nf the bonrd would bo In their hunds. '
"Today'e Complete Morle rroffrm
' The mayor erltlolsed some of the
mar b found on tho first paso of the '"ard's employes nnd even mentioned the
claaslfled section today, and appear In ' 1,Par1 m-mbrs. The mayor Intimated
The Bfe EXCLUBIVnLT. Find out what WM-e berths are vai-nnt. n-"!
the various movlnir picture theaters offer.
Culkln'e Car Stolen Pnnif time
Thuradny thieves stole a Fonl HUtomo
bllo belonBliid to Put Culkin of tho
Urandcls stores. Tho car was tnken
from the curb In front of the store on
DourIbs street.
Wants Physical Valuation - lencral
Manascr H. P. Howell of the Metropoli
tan Wutflr district has written the Hint"
Railway commission a letter urging the
necessity of a physical valuation of the
Union Slock Yards company.
Uann's Anto Dtolen X. A. Muun. 17uS
t.ako street, reported that his automo-1
.me. wnicn wn ;eic .n .roi.c u, i and r.nt hln, to 'all. The young man was
Harming creamery at MRhlli und llsr- ,,., ,,nM h.ter ,.mi win nnnn.tr!
ncy streets, was stolen some time be- j pajijrjay
tn..mwah iu,.u)- lnu. Throw. I.nmp nl Land Iml j.
may or otJUTS. u is utiuerstoou tnni at ,
least one of the board member has ev- (
pleased an Intenttun of rcslsnlns:.
Uulnokem Arrealoil,
I'rlends of some of the boys who were
nrr-sted In Omaha Wednesday night say ,
that the police arrested' boys wno weru
onlookers find In no way connected wlt'i 1
tho affair. At least one man Ray Noon
whs an Innocent bystander who sot tho j
worst of the affair. Noon was looking-
on ut the flKht between the two gangs (
on Vinton street when he was assault?d. i
Later sorm one threw a brick and broke j
his head. Then while he was prostrat.;
on tho siound a policeman grabbed him
Friday, July 17, 1914 BURGES S-NASH 00 -Store News for Saturday BUI? GESS-NASH 00. Sixteenth and Harney Streets.
Imported
Wonderful Clearance Saturday of Women's Fine
Evening "Wraps, Costumes, Dresses,
Etc.
Five Picnics Saturday Four Sundav
.schools will havo their picnics at Kim
wood park Saturday afternoon the Cen
tral United Presbyterian, tho McGabo
.Methodist, the First flitted Presby
terian nnd the First Reform church.
Tho HM'tlst church of Council Bluffs has
chartered two cars for a picnic at Miller
park, Omaha, Saturday afternoon.
Woman Pleads for Husband Jim Cor
coran, charged with stealing u revolver
fiom an cast ride saloon, was tlucd $25
and costs In jkjIIoo court by Judge Fos
ter. Hardly had the sentence been pio
uounced than Mrs. Corcoran nnd the two
llttlo Corcoran boys, barefooted and
ragged, entered the court room to plead
for the freedom of Jim Corcoran. The
woman wept and- the two little boya
wept, but Judge Foster remained firm.
Woodmen Managers Sleeting' The
hoard of managers. Woodmen of the
World, got down to business and held
the first business session of the semi
annual meeting. Reports of the sovereign,
physicians, the clerk and commander
were presented and referred to commit
tees, when an ndlournment wu taken
Until Saturday. The meetings will con
. Untie dally during the next two weeks,
;'. nnd indications are that there will be
nothing but routine business for consideration.
Movia Xioses Money Sickening of
For an attempt to plant n lighted lamp
aealnst the face of his landlady, Mrs.
Sadie West. George Planter wn this
morning awarded ninety days In tho
South Omaha police court. George. It !
seems, rents from Mrs. AVest at Twenty-;
sixth nnd M streets. Whether due. to the
hot weather or not, Oeorgo became I
worked up to such an extent that ho Is
alleged to have thrown a lamp at Mrs.
Wet. He will abldo with Sheriff Mc-1
Shone for some time unless sentence Is .
suspended. j
Xow finrngp nl Iho arris. j
O'Donovan & Pease, Pouth Omaha
Auto men. have opened a now garago at
tho Union Stock Yurds In the old horse j
barn near tho southwest corner of the j
Kxchange building. The place lins been j
fitted up with all the equipment nnd tho i
hundreds of cars which dally find hous- j
lug at tho yards will now nave a regular j
garage. O'Donovan and Pease are both
South Omaha men. O'Donovan a j
graduate of Crelghtnn university nnd Is i
an electrical engineer. Ho has been In I
the automobile business for a number of
years in South Omaha. Tho firm will j
still conduct their garage on Twenty-)
fourth street. The now garage at the
yards Is rented under a five-year lease. 1
Mrs. Mnrj A. Nichols llend.
Mis. Mary A. Nichols, M years old .
died this morning .it the South Omaha
bargain, by which they got u . money I hospital following a long illncsi. She ih
losing motion picture theater in exchange J survived by two sons. John and. Alfred
lora lot In South Omaha. Charles 'Connor ; Nichols, and thce daughters, Mesd.ames
and hla wife, Mary E T. Conner, havo J., S., Stewurt. Agnes O'ltourke and, D.
jf JJel an equity petition In district .court. Tenncson.- - T
sstjlng- that the rtenl'be set aalilj', and! The funeral will be held Sunday after
' thai their lot be returned to thorn.. Oil- noon at 2:30 o'clock from her late, resi
l hert A. Parker nnd his wife. i:'dlth J..- denre, ill South Twenty-second street, to
sro mado defendants. Tho Conner allege i Bt. Agnes' church. Interment will be
that the Parkers made false rcpreuenta- ' made In St. Mary's cemetery.
Hons about the Dale theater, which wus 1 Vnollicr to FJlf for .ludijr.
traded. It was represented to be aj Arthur Dervin, democrat, packing hous '
"going" concern, but the Corners assert , man nnd a stalwart of the Dahlmanlte 1
Evening Wraps, were $25 $ PQQ
to $59.50, Saturday choice 13
Costumes, Dresses, Etc., $
were $55 to $139.50, choice
that they lost KO on it dining the
days they tried to operate It.
xteen ' school, has announced his Intention of
'tolng after Judge Callnnan's cloak of j
nffiee and all that goes with It. Now
that It ' occms certain that Catlanan is
! to be trimmed by the democrats at Inrge,
Claiborne Seeks to
TJ T34-"U m' 1,.4.r. i 'N0'" arc tt"t a doien democrata anxl
111111 OD. JDObn XlCKeiS ous to get the nomination So far each
! one reads his title clear. Weak as
can a candidate run on oth the rcpub- T worklngn en and the ,
lican and democratic tickets, or seek the ' ?0T,h ? ? 1 " I
nomlnatiori for an office as both a rcpub- vU K"t "oml"' "' th- demo-'
(lean and a democrat': The question Is up C,a,. ,ea1 3ome of ,ho flle" olU ot the
heforc Election Commissioner llarley O. jpa '
Moorhead, whj has shoved It on to Mnjrlf I'lty (iuaxlii.
bounty Attorney Oeorge A. Magney to de- j William Iloyd underwent an operation .
jicic. ixuesuay at me lioppital.
It arose with the double filing of Jus-; Hcputy City Clerk John Mercell lias r.
:lco of the Peace H. II. Claiborne as a p"J" from ,,ls trlp 10 Cttnada an(1 othcr
tonthataoVer "Z'n'0", The 'condition of Doc Warner, president
to that office. His friends paid his f lllng , 0f the local order of Eagles, Is reported
fee Thursday signifying that he would I much Improved.
run as a democrat. Friday he paid a 1 Mrs. J. J. McAllister has returned fram
second fee himself, and expressed prefer-1 Kansas City, where she has been visiting
snce for. tho republican party. to ' overl ''"I8- (
: Wanted A bright, energetic salesman,
,.,. ..... ,- Tho can talk Hohemian. Omaha flae
ADAMS WILL EXECUTRIX Co- pou,h -ann-
inin iirinr rn mnrin ' James Hamilton, the Ice foreman found
AbKb ntlnb 10 APPEAR !dead at Armour & Co.'s plant Sunday.
1 came to his donth m an unknown manner
In the mntter of Iho estnln of .Ii, tU" Jur' tnd.
trlanis rlec-nsed who 'iMfc,i ni,. t, Otflce space for tent in lice office. HIS;
Adams, accinscd. who willed only M , x street Terms irasonuble. Well known
each to lna Hougen of Uurke. S. D.. ; location. T1 Pouth 'S!.
and Qus A. Adams or Inavale, Neb., n 8am Mcyernon. grocer at Thlrly-nn.ih .
sister and brother, and left the bulk of ' and Q streets, reported to ti e police that '
his estate to Nellie Uratll of Omaha, a l!,on,fone Mol ,ho four W1CP'" ofl of
Burreas-Naah Co. Stoond rioor.
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I I 'S n (loi'ulod nnd ilptoniiiUHl oltort on our part to pipm our docks ol very suniuur garment
nnd do it quickly propuintory to tho arrival of tho now fall stylos which will he coining in soon.
J lore's but a fow oxnniplos of what to oxpoot:
THE CLEARING SALE OF EVENING WRAPS
INVIA'DKN wipes nnd oonts, nil now Into styles that w-ro fonuorly )ricoJ at $25.00 to $f!).rl),
choice $15.00. This idea:
Gold Colored Moire Silk Cape, was $59 .50, now $15.00
1 Gold Colored Chnnneiise Silk Capo, was $-19.50, now $15.00
1 Rlaek Charmouso Silk Cape, was $49.50, now $15.00
1 Black Taffeta Silk Coat, was $47.50. now $15.00
1 White Broadcloth Cont, was $35.00, now $15.00
1 Reseda Groon Feather Trimmed Capo, was $35.00, now $15.00
1 Copenhagen Blue Charmouso Silk Cape, was $45.00, now $15.00
And scores of other equally important values.
EVENING GOWNS, AFTERNOON GOWNS, DRESSES
ALL importnd iudividua! pieces of tho finest materials that were formerly priced at $55.00 to
$139.50, at, choice $L'5.00. These are examples:
1 Gown of Gold Silk by Poirot, was $139.50, now $25.00
1 Gown of Green Silk bv Permet, was $112,5.00, now $25.00
1 Gown of Blue Silk by Drccoll, was $95.00, now $25.00
1 Gown of Blue Silk by AgnoB, was $79.50, now ; $25.00
I Gown of Tan Silk by Mnyer, wns $:5.00, now $25.00
1 flown of Block Silk by Paquin, wns $95.00, now $25.00
1 flown of Blue Silk by Mayer, was $95.00, now $25.00
And several other beautiful creations of equal value.
1 1
LONG SILK J3 LOVES at 39c
WOMEN'S 12 and IG-blitton length, pure silk nnd Milanese llulo
kIovpr, 2-clnsp fasteners, white or black, sizes " Ya to SV4, lit
tho clearing wilo Saturday, pair 39
Women's $1.00 Short Silk Gloves, 50c
White only, either plain or with black ptltchlng. some arc slightly
Imperfoct. nnrgees-Wash Co Main rioor.
Let Us Repair Your Old Watch
SA'l URWA.Y ve wll' tal:f ordors for tho repairing ot
watches at a price far below that asked by any
other watch maker und at tho same time we will guar
antee our work for ono yenr. Look around tho houno
today and gather up tho watches that are out of order,
bring them In Saturday to our watch repair man at tho
Jewelry section and wo will repair them for you at tho
following prices
Watch Cleaned for 50c. New Main Spring, 50c.
hew oewel for 50c. New Crystal for 10c
Expert Jewelry Repairing of all kinds.
Burgess-XTaeh Co -Main rioor.
Remarkable Clearance of SUMMER BLOUSES
In Three Great Groups at 69c, 89c and $1.89
THE values aro tho best wo have offered this season tho
stylos tho daintiest nnd the selection is tho largest. For
instance:
Women's $1.25 Summer Blouses, 69c
Daintily made of voiles or lawns nnd trimmed with laces
or embroidories, also pretty flowered voilcB with white organ
die collar and cuffs.
Women's $1.50 Summer Blouses, 89c
While voiles, lawn and organdie, rrottily trimmod with
laces nnd embroidery, also striped voiles with plain collar mid
cuffs edged with luce.
Women's $2.50 to $2.95 Summer Blouses, $1,89
Whlto voiles of shoer summer materials, trimmod In a variety
ways with lacos and embroideries.
Burareas-tfasu Oo, Btoocd rioor.
of
You've Probably Never Shared in Greater
Values Women's $4-00 PUMPS at $3.25
AN OFFER TNG of snappy footwear that is out of tho ordinary, con
sisting of the new "Cloo" coloninl with side ornnment; tongue
;uid buckle trim colonials and flat bow pumps in bronze kid, patent, gun
metal, cravenotto and satin with flexible Goodyear sewed soles and Span
ish, Louis and Cuban heels. These are our regular $4
lines, specially priced for July clearing sale, pr., $3.25.
Women's $4.50 Pumps, $3.95
Women's dross pumps in this season's best selling
styles, made from patent nnd gun metal leathers, with
two straps or ilat bow trim: full leather Louis and
Spanish heels, clearing sale price, pair $3.95
Women's $3.50 Dress Pumps, $2.85
Women's dress pumps In tho colonial and flat bow
styles, made from patent, gun metal, kldskln nnd satin,
with both hand turned and Goodyear sowed soles; full
Louis, Spanish and Cuban heels. Theso aro our regu
lar $3.50 lines, specially priced for July clearing sale
on Saturday, at, pair $2.85
Burcreas-BMh Co. Mtln rioor.
do'.lvery wagon.
Denth from shooting lilmrelf while
half sister, tho latter as cxeeutrK hns
!, ........ . Wl
jicuworieu mo uismci court to summon .temporarily unbalanced was the verdict
uie neirs to snow canto why tho pro-wwndered yesterday by Hie coroner's Jury
visions of the will should not l caiilod)'11 lle cane of flarenco Jones, who shot
out. The will was admitted to probate ' ,,,liu,clf H few ,,ny,, UB
bjr Jud Pryce Crawford o.er the pro- ; pml?
tests or the heirs, who recled only (doner. John i.uisen hni illej for ntte
nominal legates. It is expected that 'he lepierenlatlve from South Omaha. Uir
flBht on the will may be renowed In d- He" 13 a inpublkan and U iiular.
trlot court when tho petition of the ex- -J- Parke- of Twenty-second str.ot.
ooutrlx la acted uixin , who. has been employed for twenlv-two
oeuirix is acted upon. . pears as purchases atsent for Swlf. a
Company, has been transferred to tJorth
JUDGE M'PHERSON TAKING AL"crlc"' Ue ,e,uve Tl t"'
mrir- nr -i-nr-rim nriinn I T.llc German-Allietli-ur Oemocratlc ilul)
CARE OF FEDERAL BENCH !' "oI" " monthly meeting Smnlav afi-
;ernoon Julv 19, at 3 o'clock ai their hull
...... .. ... .. ,r , ,, 1 22 North Tn-enty-fou-th street MiGei-
hile Judges . II. Jtuncer and T. L . mun-speaKlns democrats from H.iukI.is
Slunficr of the federal bench of this t'ig. j county are invited,
trlct are away on their summer vacations. - 1
the former fishing: out at a secluded IsUe 1 HUMMEL DRAFTS RULES
mm uiuca iivm iiu)wani, ami
the latter motorliiK through the New' FOR MILLER PARK GOLFERS
vun
LUU
Ktmland states. Judge Smllh Mcl'herson
of Red Oal'. la., la leohlnu after the
court buslnes here and at Uncoln.
Judge McPherkon is In the c'ty now
hearing a number of bankruptcy ca-e
and tal.lnis up any ex-parte matters that
may come beforo blm.
J. C. Hummel, iar!i commlstloner. has
dratted a lew set of rules for -ovcrii-nunt
of players at the Miller I'ark Oolf
club. The new rules have been printed !
' on the back of the score card furnished '
by the club and all players ore warn.vl
rrnim vniiMRCTCDo di.t 1 11"1 'a""re., compl' Tr1,h.. "t,h !aw wl I
1 uuii ivunuuikiig 1 ui nrmu aooui revrre penalty. The new
IN BERNSTPIN'S CHARGE inilM l"'vl,, B!nt aocldenls on the
" ' wn"nut rrturso. mutilation of the puttlni? tfreens.
JMdie WIckenbi ra. 1:. Jobnn'n Winkler. I rutting of the turf and
age 10: Arthur ICous'-.le afe 1."., and
Herbert Koushl, a$c TJ, were urrevleil by
Oeorge On man. speetql agent 0MI10 Bur
lington for committing depredations in
other careless 1
?etioi s
the Iturlington yards here. The young-
New v.-aista always. Orkln'a, 151U Doug- I
las. !
sters were tuinI ovtr to Slosy Hern- BRITISH
stein juvenile oineer. ,u ot me tioys ;
BOTTLING SMOKE 1
Heres Another Great Sale of
Men's SILK HOSE, Saturday, 29c
EVEliY pair is strictly perfect with
reinforced heel nnd too, some with
lisle heels and toes, in black nnd any
shade you may desire. All sizes in tho
lot. liy long odds tho biggest and best silk
home value offered anywhere. Come and buy
your season's supply If you can't come send
some ono, at least be sure to Ret your share.
Men's hose; rogu Men's pure thread
lar :25c values; on j silk hose; regular
sale Satur- R f 5t)c and
dav, at, 1 1 HP 75c values
per pair. -1011 at. pair. .
Burgess-Nasb Oo. Main rioor.
Clearing Boys' Wash
Suits, Were $2.00 to
$4.0br Saturday, $145
MOTUKliK. hero is indeed a great
opportunity to save on the boy's
clothing needs an opportunity to buy
the finest wash suits at a price far below the
wholesale cost.
The Season's Newest and Best Styles
Are Represented
In the most favored wathable materials
such as ginghams, galuteas, etc., in a wide
selection of plain white, pluln colors or
icmblnutlons.
Child's Straw Hats lA Price
At this price we include a big assortment
of the season's best styles
I.i rpus-JTaah Co. Mala rioor.
I live In the vicinity of Fourth ami Hick- n .frodiii-t from Co We Ovrna la l'f, I PLATED SPOONS, 6 FOR 59c
V ory streets. , ( Urtvr, Motor Cur. In l.leu . I l lf uvilv'silveV Dialed IciTfefc.'lemon-
I l,r lll.'lflceH
ro)."t have to 1 used very often when
you uso Hi. i kleiVs Arnica Salve safe,
Mure end h. als ulcl I; .-. VII dni'i
Klfts Advertletmcr
of (inollne.
Pottied smoke is io longer ixpressive
o a whlmslraj imppsslbiut' The ab-surd-.tv
of yisterda: Is to3ny an EnglUh
! l
II! wiJ W.
M Ml L&
. in
"&
Choice From Our Stock of Trimmed Hats
Priced Formerly to $10.00, Saturday at
$2.00 and $3.98
l.vrji.T : ..! i . ....
in itu ottering 01 ii'inuiictt millinery
11 for Saturday that borders on the sen
sationalchoice of nny trimmed hat in our
entire stock formerly to $10, for $2.00 nnd
$3.98.
There Are Scores of Pretty Midsummer
Creations
Including new velvet nnd satin hats, new
white hats, etc., trimmed in a groat variety
of individual ways.
Untrimmed or Satin Hats, $1.98
A beautiful line of now black velvet and
satin hats, wide selection of shnpes, regular
price $2.98.
Burgess-lfssh Oo. second rioor,
Fancy 26c Silk
RIBBONS, 15c
Fancy flowered all silk ribbons,
taffetas and sntins, ft Inches
wide, regular 25c; clear- i
lng price, yard JLOC
Bttrgess-Wash Co. Mln rioor.
Toilet and Drug
Specials for Sat.
22c
Java Itlco Pow
der,
only
Household Am-
nf1:. 14C
Sanl Flush, at,
can, 17
only . . X v
CharlcH' Flesh
Food, 90
,ri0c size aOt
Massatta Tul
cni. IO
only. . XCtK
8afety Match
es, 500 Q
for OC
Canthrox, r.Oc
size
for . .
Syrup
bottle. OH:C
Horllck's Malt
ed Milk
(1 bot'e
Whisk llrooms.
15c
kind .
I P 1 11 kh a in ' s
I Compound, $1
lSrtt,e.67c
i Horllck's Malt
! ed Milk, $:i.r,0
j bottlo ?274
Snl Hepatica,
Se ..14c
Malvlna Cream,
size . . 29c
Jiul Salts, "Tic
size A ft
G r a ve's
for
Dr.
29c
of Figs,
69c
7c
Borgess-Hasb Co
I Tooth 1 O
I 1'owder xwC
Ivory Soap
1 (I Cakes llc
1 Peroxide, a
4 -lb bot. rC
F e 1 s Naphtha
Soap
10 Cakes, UOc
W hite Lily
Soap
it Cnkiw, Mc
, Mala rioor.
Radical Clearance Saturday of Our
Stock of MEN'S STRAW HATS
EVERY hat lirs been tagged to gc and to go in a hurry,
At theso prices you can afford to throw away that soiled
t . .. 1 .11 it i-
nut huh uuy u new one jor ttununv.
STRAW HATS AT 95c
Including our entire stock of sennett and
npllt braids, formerly priced $1.50 to $:t.oo.
STRAW HATS AT 25c
All straw lints formerly priced to $1.50.
STRAW HATS AT 15c
All straw hats formerly priced to $1.00,
PANAMAS AND BANGKOKS, $2.95
Kvery ono In stock formerly priced to $7.5u
Is included; all tills season's lntest styles,
Unrgess-Hash Oo, Main rioor.
Children's $2.98 Dresses at $1.98
MADE of fine gingham and popJin, low nook and short
sleeve stylos in light nnd dark colors, finished with
embroidery trimmed collars and embroidery designs.
Juniors' $4.95 and $5.95 Dresses, $3.75
Kino colored lawn in dainty figures,
also while rrtino, collnrless stylos,
trimmed with lace, embroidery nnd
wide ribbon girdles.
Children's 50c to 98c Milan Hats, 25c
Milan straw In light and dark colors,
trimmed with bow and band of silk ribbon
or velvet, regularly 50c to 98e. special 25
Children's $1.C5 and $2.50 Hats, 75c
Pique, crepe and htraw. daintily trimmed
with satin ribbon bows and rosettes, others
with elvet. regularly $1.C5 to $2.50, at 75
Bnrgesa-Mash Co. Second rioor.
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Hfuvily sliver plated Ice tea. lemon
ade or ice coffee spoons, Ilosalie pat
tern, regularly 75c, sot of C for. fiOc
J urirtn-IJuU Co. Main rioor.
BURGESS-NASH CO.
PLATED SPOONS, 6 FOR 79c
KlngUeorge pattern Ice tea "coffee
or lemonade spoons, heavily silver
plated, regularly $1, set of 0 for 70c
Umqess-XTash Co. Main rioor.
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