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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1914)
THIS BEK: OMAHA. SATt HDAV, AfUVST 1, 111 1 1, BIG BARBECUE ON AUGUST 8! SOCIALISTS AGAINST WAR Douglas County Republicans to Have Love east at Florence. CANDIDATES TO MAKE SPEECHES Vnrlntia Aspirants of the. Tnrtj- To "irnrrt Office to .Address the . emtily'ln Ilrbnlt of ' Ktcrtlon. Omaha Members(of Party Ask Hun garians and Servians to Desist. IN THE - INTEREST OF FEW I'K'n I Mntlp to llrfrnlii from Kn trrlnK Into Fight nml Kill Others .luitt to IMrnst Some Titled rnnilllc. One Of. the blrcMt nnlltlml Jield in this part of the country is planned j for Saturday, August 8, nt Florence. Thousands of men are 1 1 expected, and after SDeechrs bv nmn nf th cmifllclnlp.q the immense throng will . tacklo a uIr roast ox; 50 pounds ot wtenles, thousands of buns and nil the other "trimmings" of n, sure ctlouch barbecue. All tho republican candidates will be on tho 'platform during--tho rail- and ftpeaklncr. Candidates .Hammond, Kemp, Howcll.Yelscr.and Stevens, in the guber natorial race, and Candidates Kennedy, Howard and Sorcnson for tho conares- skmal nomination havo all promised to 8 peak. Tho .list of ovcnts.for the big affair rovers both tho afternoon and evening, with sports, horso races, "foot races and games scheduled to follow tho rally, peaking and 'eats." "An Illustrated lec turo by Prof. O. A. Condra of tho Uni versity of Nebraska has also been ar ranged, and tho women will bo gusts in tho evening at a dance. Scene of I'mtlvltlp. Tho park at Florence has been offered by Mayor F. S. Tucker, and "Tucker town" will be a live burg during tho festivities. The men In charge Include President 13. V. Moriurty nnd Secretary Louis V. Oliy -of the league, and the following committeemen: Speakcifi Kelso A. Morgan, chulrmun; Harry S. Byrne, Frank Dewey, Jonathan Kdwards, John T. Dllllon, Gun Scdln. IJurbccuc-Dr. Harry A. Foster, chair man; V. S. Tucker, John Macfarland, J. J McArdlc., Henry F. Meyers, Frank C. Yates, nobcrt C. Drucsedow. Sports Burt Murray, chairman; Thomas Lynch, H. B. Ostrom, Henry Murphy, I'. J. Martin, J, H. Briggs, Harry Pcarce. Program Louis V. Guye, chairman; John Malonc, D. H. Glpo, E. M. Robin son, Frank 13. Stone, B. F, Leavenworth, John Lynni , Grounds-K.' S. Tupkcr. chairman; II. T. Haze, T. J. McGulre.' M. ' F. Hotch Ulas, James H. McDowell, V. C. Hascall, J. B. Nlckerson. Music C. H. T. Rlepon, cnalrman; C. W. Britt, P. J. Tralnor, John E. Briggs, "W. A. Yoder,- A. F. Hanson, J. W. Schopp. Eastern Section of Nebraska is Given a Good Soaking Accordlng-to" tho railroads there was a heavy rain again Thursday night, cover ing tho Missouri valley country from Ne braska City to Sioux City, apparently being lightest In the vicinity of Omaha. Northwestern reports coming in from tho Bohesteel country arc to the effect that lato, Wednesday night and Thursday morning that section was visited by a rain that nearly reached tho proportions ot a cloudburst. --"Around Fatrfdx ,nnd Anoka the precipitation is said to have been six Inches', .with three Inches at AVinner and more than two inches at Bonestocl. While nono of the North western track was washed out, It was poftcned by tho rain so that trains havo been requnred to proceed with extra cuUtion, J , Suffrage Melting Pot isStill Empty Tho "suffrage melting pot" hangs In F. D. Wead's window, but It Is empty, empty as uir. A number of suffrage women are said to havo Jumped, figur atively speaking, nt the chance to throw something Into the pot. In order that these offerings' may be melted and their equivalent in real money bo turned over to the suffrage campaign fund, but nary a thing was thrown Into tho big Iron pot, although It hung In the window all day Thursday and Friday morning. Over tho pot Is a largo yellow placard announcing Its purpose. 't somo one don't put something In there quick," said a stenographer In Mr. Wead's office, "we'll have to throw some thing In ourselves, Just for appearances' Bake, but we'll fish It put again." "How d'ye spell 'suffragette?' " one of the foflce force wanted to know. He was evidently befuddled by the unexpected, interference of suffrage with the ordinary run of reai estate, loans and Insurance. Local socialists , have Issued an open letter to AuBtrlans and Servians ot America pleading with Ihenv to refrain from participating In the European war. "Leading citizen governments." says the letter. Is responsible for tho wnr. In which the laboring men havo no Interest. The "open letter," addressed to the Austro-Hungarlans and Servians of America follows: If the call come, to vou as members ot the reserve armies of your respective na tive countries, or If you think your patriotism calls you to go to your coun try's aid, before, you mo consider the fol ic wing: The men you work for, Including the firm that hires vou. tho merchants you tiade with and tho minister or priest of your, religion, will pat you on the back and call you bravo and noble At the same time thi-sn sump men will laugh nt you twhlnd your bucks for being so easily wheedled Into a nuarrol with other work ing men who have no more Interest In this war than you have Unnrrel Over llimlnmo. Governments today under capitalism -are composed of "loading citizens." These "leading cltlzon" governments qimrrel over business; that if, markets and territory. Being pioud, thcpo "lending citizen" governments decide to "protct their honor" their alloyed honor at nnv cost. Itevcrtlug to savagery, they decide that "might makes right." Being brutal they decide "to tight It out." Being cowards, they decide to uoid personal danger to themselves Knowing tho working class are gulllbly usable, these' ::lendlng citizen" decide to uso you working men ns fists. Being crafty, they decide to distort and corrupt than otherwise worthy trnint of all good men to defend their home against all enemies, Irto a thing they call patriot ism. I'lulit Blindly. ' With "patriotism and the flag ' for a slogan you arc Induced to fight blindly wiieercu ny Hiiic-naiteu cowards. Now, fellow worklrtgmnn, wouldn't It be more manly. Instead of going back to Europe to kill other worklngmen with whom you havo no quarrel and In turn bo killed or mangled by others as 'deluded as yourselves, for each 0f you to take tho following pledge: "To My Fellow AVoikingmen of All Lunds: I refuso to kill your father, I . c.ui-t; iu suiy your motners sop. i re fuse to plunge a bnyonct Into tho breast of your sister's brother. I refuse to slaughter your sweetheart's lover, t ro- iukc 10 muruer your who's husband I refuse to butcher your Ilttlo child's father. I refuse to .vet the earth with blood and blind kind eyes witli tears. I refuse to ittssussinaio you ami men hide my stained fists in the folds of any flag." Hummel Says the Women Steal the Plants from Parks Women of Omaha have robbed tho park flower beds repeatedly, asserted Park Commissioner J. B. Hummel before the Equal Franchise society at the homo of Mrs. Henry Doorly yesterday afternoon. ' "Wo set out I1T red geranium plant lit' Hanscom psrk one evening." said Mr I Hummel, "nnd tho next morning only I eighty-sovcn remained. The footprints' about the beds were the footprint of( women." . Park Commissioner Hummel said the' women hsd driven to tho Iwrk In thelrj machines and pulled up the geranium plants. Speaking In detn.ll ot ii si ruction ot park, and other publlo property Commissioner. Hummel said nt least fifteen flue trees had been chopped down nt Klnnvood park; I llui'Ulen'K Amies. 5nlir prevented blood poison on Mr. ll. W. Cloyd of Plunk, Mo. This soothing salve healed ft dangerous wound. All druggists. Advertisement. Bigelow Thinks it Time to Settle Land Question in Mexico "It would be a htcs'tng If con. rone, who knew the lnngungo nnd tl.o people nnd wns strong enough tn make his Influence felt could go Into Mexico now whllo things nrw ripe there and put those people right on tho matter of how to handle their land question." said Herbert S Bigelow ot Cincinnati In Omaha Friday Mr. Bigelow suys tho time Is cerlalniy rinr f..r putting the land vtni In Mexico , i.n the rlsht footing there. He believes I that to place n high tax on tun land value, nnd take the lax off nil lmpiove ments would lu the solution. "The only system an I mp It tfiat would give those people any permanent relief, would be tho tnxntton of Innd values that would tako tho cspllnl value out ot Innd nnd make It free to the use ot any one who would pny tho nnntml tax or rent, which In ninny oases would he no than tho tnxos they nro paying that, the land question cntis lnt.j t present European trouble, but uni stands It t j hr rather a rnco problem. CITY MAY OFFER REWARD FOR SCHR0EDER MURDERERS more now.' Mr tour I City Bigelow Is on a vhnutauqita lecture Ho left Fildny ttfternoon for lows. Ho tnys ho doe not undet stand Reward for tho apprehension ot the supposed murderers of Peto and Fred Pchroedor nnd William Rapp may be o' frred by the city, If sufficient funds for a toward can be secured from the de partmental finances. city Commissioner Dan B. Butler wilt Introduce a resolution at a meeting of the commission Tuesday directing the set ting aside of tho reward. Harry Hebner Will Swim in Europe Harry Hebner, one of America's swim ming champions and son or Mrs. H J. McCarthy of Dundee, will Invado Kuropi this full to give exhibitions before u num ber of the leading athletic clubs across the water. Hebner will sell from New York on September 15. Hebner rcntly ,r gavo exhibitions nt the Young Men s Christian association hero as a member , of th Illinois Athletic club team. Bee Engraving Dm DESIGNERS ILLUSTRATORS ENGRAVERS. COM'L PHOTOGRAPHERS WE HAVE more than 10.000 photographic subjects in our flies which Include promi nent people, sports of all kinds, character subjects, animals, live, stock, poultry and can supply Im mediately cuts of most any sub ject for Illustrating you may need. Phone Tjlr 1000 or write ns. 130 Ee Building-, Omaha, Keb. RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS GET A BOOST IN PAY A number of clerks In the railway mull sen-Ice, fourteenth division, with head, quarters at Omaha havo been promote J, with an Increase of ?100 a year each, Those who received the promotion effec tive July 1, are: Office of division superintendent. Robert L. Frantz. William C. Scliop James Stears, Thomas Wf McCarth Office -of chief clerk: Robert Cain. Klndley D. McLean Clerks on railroads centering at Omaha; W. 8. Shuck Carl ll. Halnts. Frank Ducret. Stephen J. Doherty. Charles A. Wlekamjoel R. Arnold. Charles E. Gill S. R, McDonald. (' O. Mlnteer. Harry 15. Matza. Harry K. Zuhn, , A. H. Bailey, n. j. itossman, John Stearns, John D. Grover, Wallace E. Linn. Richard 11. Slagle, B. G. Lett. Jr, V. M. Andrews, Martin Hansen, C. F. Vow, J. J. Condon. H. W. Thomas, u. u. King. Carl I. Fink, A J. Geriuch, E. P. Stoddaid, R. J. Karllk. . Elbert Harris, ). A. Johnston, T. R. Daniels, K. E. NewquUt, A E. Hubbard, John Pelter, 11. J. Livingston. Ray E. Eaton. Clerks In Council Bluffs, and Omal i terminal railway post offices: William H. Ferris, Albert B. Schuinach John E. Thompson. George E. Wood, t'arl A. Thompaon, Lloyd S. Jlu-nford, tleorgo H flel. William J, ilebcrker, K L. Hob'on, OCEAN TllAAKL. By the Short Sea Route SAIUNQ B7USDYO From Montreal & Qaebec "LAURENTIC" "MEeANTIC" "TEUTONIC" "CAHADA" JUk the Mirast xt tr Pftrtlcultra WHITE STAR-DOMINION LINE CHICAOO STRIKING EXAMPLES of Keenest Economy on Every Hand. It's a matter of cleaning our shelves and counters of every item of summer merchandise with us, and we have no intention of letting price stand in the way of a successful accomplishment of this result. For you it will mean oppor tunities for value getting in vacation necessities and all summer merchandise (rulv most wonderful, while prices aro extxemely low. You will find mualities as usual very superior. Hammock Clearance On Fourth Floor. lAll $125 Hammocks at.... 05o All M.60 Hammocks at........ 98o All J2.7R HammockH at $1.98 Infants Hammocks, with stand, S3.9S value: on sale 83.90 All J5.60 Hammocks at 83.90 Boiler Skatts, ppeclal, pair o Big Clearance Sale of Shoes and Oxfords All Stetson, Crossett and Queen Quality Oxfords, Pumps and Colonials at, V4 Off. 25 saved on this season's goods. This is an unusual opportunity to buy high grade Oxfords at a big saving. Men's Brocktonbilt oxfords, good $3.00 values,, in but ton or blucher, vici kid and gun motal $1.98 Women's Patont 2-strap, Mary Janes and pumps, good $3.00 values.. $1.98 Misses' and children's pat ent and gun metal 12-straps and Mary Janes, values up to $2.50; in three lots at $1.50, $1.25, $1.00 Infants' $1 patent 2-straps, a regular $1 seller. . . .50c The answer to what is tho BEST for tired, aching foot is, Wear Grover Shoes, Ox fords and Slippers. Saturday nnd all next week tho most Phenomenal Value Giving in Men's Shirts The choicest lot of bargains offered you in years. Seldom in a lifetime are such values obtainable. Men's $4.50 Tub Silk Shirts at. $1.98 Men's $3.50 Tub Silk Shirts at $1.45 Men's $3.00 Silk Madras and Pongee Shirts at 98c Men's Shirts Made to sell up to $3.0; not a garment worth less than $1.00; all perfect, all sizes, all styles, 69c, 49c Every shirt offered in this salo guaranteed perfect, all high class goods, the vor3r best styles and colors, better fab rics, better workmanship never put into shirts to sell at the regular prices, $1.00 up to $4.50. Men's 50c Work Shirts, nil sizes, ftt 35S ' S1.00 fiOc Union Suits 35 Union SiiIIh made to sell. at $1.00 and $1.50 at G9S 49d Xighl Shirts, made to sell nt $1 and $1.50 69S 49d Night Shirts nnd l'njainns, $2.00 and $3.00 valuos.Sl.45, 98d 15c AH Iiinen Handkerchiefs at AH Silk or Iiinen Union Suits, reg ulnr $3.00 values S1.45 Silk Lhle Union Suits, $3.00 and $4.00 values, 011 salo $1,98 and S1.45 "Wash Four-ln-IInnd Ties, regular 25c and 3Cc values 12' Men's Suspenders, to $1.00 val ues, at. . -49S 3'9d and 25d 10c Mercerized Jlnndkcrchiefs, on salo at, C for 25 In the Millinery Department ' New Velvet Shapes Ct Regular $2.50 Values, choice tor. . . r Natty new styles, facod In whito uomn braid, enn ho cleverly trimmed with a touch of ribbon, a whito wing or sttck-up. Most bocoinlng styles, just tho thing to finish out tho summer. Don't fall to see thorn. Choice of stock of Choice, of stock of Untrimmed Panamas . . $1A9 Trimmed Panamas. $3.98 Any French Chip Shape in Stock for 49c. Special Bei Linen Sale Saturday Linen Bed Sheets, pure flax, extra largo size, hemstitched or scal loped, values to $G.95, pr...S4 Bed sheets, size 81x99, made from best sheeting, $1.00 values, each 75i Bed Spreads, full size, scalloped or fringed, $3.50 values, each Sxa.Tti Large assortment crochet bed spreads, full size, different de signs! values to $1.98, at, enc -f S1.25 Table pads, heavy and hent-re- slsting, excelsior quilted, ready for use, round or square, 54-ln $1.85 values, each S1.50 Close-Out Specials In Drug Department Saturday Kanltol Tooth l'asto or I'owder. . .lOo J5c Peroxide or Pond's Kxtraot Face Cream at lOo 10 dozen 2Bc quality Tooth llrusheH,- each 10o 200 25c size bottles of Pure Hay Ruin, eacli lOo 200 Jars Htlllman'H Krecklo (Jream. COc size, per Jar ' .23o 26 bottles of Oriental Cnaiu. to eloso nt, each 03c 23c Hlze DaKKBtt & JtamHdeH'H Cold Cream at 16c "'c Plnaud'H or lludnut's Toilet Witters for 89s Large Mzo of Pure Peroxltfo. about 14 ouiic-. for lOo 10c and per lar Toilet Roups, a- KorteJ. standard brands, to i log out at 2 bars for lBo J3c pkff. :!0-Mulc-Teani Uorax for. 3o 13c size extra quality Toilet Chamois go for lOo Dr. Hcott'H Picnic or Tourist Pac'.t aires, containing sanitary paper tow els, soap and comb, each So 2 bars Sweetheart Soap anil 15c can of Sweetheart Talcum I'owder, nil for loo t bars Jap IIimo Soap and larao pack ate of Powdered Ammonia, for 3 So 4 rolls of 10c Crepe Toilet Paper 35o 100 rolls of 10c Crepe Toilet Paper, delivered, for 94.80 50c Fountain Hyrlnso Tubing, cut t' 3BC JM0 Welllneton Syringe and Hottlo. guaranteed to you for 5 yeurs, 83.00 $2.00 Combination Fountain Syringe and liottle. guaranteed to you for 1 year, for 51.00 A Great General Clearance Women's Summer Garments at Bar gain Prices That Fulfill Ml Hopes and All Promises. No smnmer stocks reserved, every ganueut goes in this wondorfnl hargain giving sale at nnderpricings that will quickly close summer stocks. Values Saturday we are confident you cannot dupli cate, quality considered, elsewhere in tho land. SUMMER DRESSES Made to sell at from $15.00 up to $25.00, choice $4.90 SUMMER DRESSES Made to soil at from $7.50 up to $10.00; at, choico , $2.95 SUMMER DRESSES Mado to soli at from $4.00 up to $0.00; at, choice $1.95 Hundreds of beautiful designs to select from, in the season's most wanted colorings, and the choicest fabrics. Authoritative fashions at a very small part of original worth, 125 Handsome Tailored Suits Garments that sold up to $35.00 will go on salo to close at $7.95 Snappy styles, beautiful tall ies, superbly tailored, values such as are seldom equaled in a life time. Hundreds of Beautiful Silk Waists Charming designs in while and colors, plain and fan cies, tho greatest values wo have over offered, made to sell to $5, choico $1.00 Waists Worth $5.00 to $7.50 11 IB I"JEK1InJJl 4iD WMe waists, cropiytvaists, tfL chiffon waists, plain colors and fancies, a broad assort ment of designs for your se lection, at .$2.95 Children's Summer Dresses, $1,50 and $2.00 values, all sizes. 79 Children's Hummer Dresses, $L'.9o and $3.50 values, all sizes, at S1.49 A Splendid Slock of Xow Dress Skirts, matchless values S2.95. S 1.05. S6.95 ". Don't Miss Saturday's Bargains. Remarkable Under pricings Throughout all Lines of Women's Underwear and Fur nishing Goods. All Summer Stocks Must go. These Pricings "Will Move Them. Gowns of N'nlnsook, Cambric and Crepe Cloths, also combination suits, daintily trimmed, made to sell. to $3, in two lots. .J9S 08 Lislo Union Suits, regular and extra sizes, to 7Gc values, at.. 35 i 2QC Vests, lislo or cotton, at.X2c Italian Silk Vests and bloomers, on Balo S1.45 and $1.98 Children's 50c Mourners at. . ..25J Parasols mid Unibrollnsj A Kino Now Lino of Pttrusols, newest styles, all colors, mado to soil up to $7.50, in twQ big lots, at S1.45 and $1.98 Men's and Imdles' Umbrellas, aU olltc or silk and linen covors, paragon frames, big assortment, to $3. GO valuos SlOS. S1.45. 98d In Hosiery Department. I'urei Thread Silk Hose, to $2.50 val uer, all colors, broken lots, on naio v.; ..984 $1.00 Wuyno Knit Silk 'lUiso with double garter top, black, white or tann, at, pair. . . ,. . ..75 no Silk Hoot Hose, black, whito or tans, on salo 254 Illg Samplo Lino of "Women's Hose, to GOo pair values, all colors, best makes, at, pair 124 Children's Mercer bvxl Lislo Hose, in black, white or tans, pair. .124 The Best Quality im Milk Fed Spring Chickens, lb., 22c Wo Havo Only Ono Ptiro and Host Quality Lamb, Lamb, Lamb. First quality hindquarters spring lamb; 14 4 First quality forcquarters spring lamb, lb '.94 First quality pork shouldera, per pound 12 4 FirBt quality pork butts, lb. .149iJ First quality steer pot roast, per pound 12a 4 First quality bulk sausage, lb. 104 Fresh Homo Made Hamburger Steak, ler lb 12?i4 9 lbs. best Leaf Lard 984 Special In -Smoked Miata Saturday No. 1 Skinned Hams, lb 19la No. 1 Lean Ilacon, lb ;,..22Uo No. 1 Hack Ilacon, lb ,.14io No. 1 l'lcnlc limns, lb Wo COc palls I.anl ut 40o Saturday's Bargains in The Domestic Room Ready Made Sheets As cheap as jou can buy the ohoetlng 72x90 294 72x90 384 81x'J0 354 81x90 594 Pillow slips at very low prices 7 4- 104. 12V2 4. 154. 184 Hedspreads, all stylos, etc,- $1.00 Spreads (J9 $1.50 Spreads Qdti $2.00 Spreads $1.25 $3.00 Spreads 82.12 $4.00 Spreads S2.t3 Hest values In towels In the west 5c towels, bath or huck 3 4 10c towels, bath or huck 74 15c towels, bath or buck . . . .104 20c towels, bath or huck . , ,14 4 30c towels, bath or huck . . . .184 s Hayden's Quality and Prices That Keep Down the High Cost, of Living So r. V'''" BUITIB, OHEEHE AND EQO 20 lbi. belt Pur- Cane Qt'niiu- Corn lakes, nkir lated Samr for l.00 .Mcl.ain's I'eauut flutter. iiciiieiuuer mis m ennu hjkhi, liouml nv m:ei. t8.Hi. Haoks best high Kn.le Iilanioncl JI Klolir: uoililiiif finer for lircuil, ple ir raKes, sack 81.03 to liars Hf.at-'Kiu.AII, l.l,i Tlio best stllrtly fresli. Biinv. anteed ICkkh, ilojseu ....32c i The best t'renliicry llutler, ' lnonil "f i i t i 'riou or uuik. n 4o ' for 2sf nry Ilutter, lo 370 Tim tjiist UHlry lauio nutter. per lo, . for 35c G lbs. i'liof .lupa.i l.icv. 7 -jo quality, ut . . - 35a 10 lbs. boet Wltl'o or Vrlli-tv Cornmoal 18c S lbs. best Itoll-d X'.e Out- neul 3So 0 canH Oil or .Muxluiil ,ui- illnes for 35o Tilt bent Dorniatl' AHifHioiil, Vermicelli or Hpaeliettt, tier pkir. 7V4o s-oz, jars j-uro ituii j're 24o 5'aney I'"ull Creuin. White, Ooloreil or Tountr Amerl'-a Cheese, lb 30o IM11 Cream Drill. ( heese. IBs rilUXT AND VEOETABI.I3 ' OBFABTMBHX 1 IS lbs, Now I'otatoes for 30a Tim luw requires 15 lbs. lo tli ueck ilemunil It. Hweet HUKitr "'orn, iloz. servos 38c i New t abba ire. iirmt. 3ie. Ha The. beat lianil plrked Navy . a bunches fresh Itadlshes. .80 lieanH, lb ...3o 4 bunclieH fresh Heets a in" 16-oz, cans C'onilenseU Mill; , Carrots for do for 7Uo i 6 bunches fresh Onlo:n , .3c Fancy Ulpe Tomatoes', lb., Co I Imads 1'roHli J.enf Lett n-j Sc Kiincy Denver Oaullfloi'ei'. per lb 10c Kimcy Denver l'eas, ium, Be J'"ancy Wux or .'ivenr i',.aii., per lb U(4o t large Oreaii I'i.p,-i-. foi . ,3o l'anoy lare t'ui iiii.'jt.-rrf, tlirmi for 80 I.urKe lleail I.eit J( . lie'nl 7'ic l.arKe market li.idit Ju .! beis ut : 3CC I-arKe market im. lvu: Wax or tlreeri Means .,..303 SHAr XX AFB1COTU AMD PEAOUHS Thtse are extr.i iVncv l!t.ll fornla Klberta li.tv one reaches nothing finer Krown In California, an-1 Weiiatrlile. Wash. Moor l'arlt Apricots. Saturday. I'eacho, per crate, 80c. Saturday. AprlcotH, per cratfi. . . .11.00 Nu pedillern or dealers sup pliedthese are for t' belli fit of tho people, fin TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST IT PA!' In Hardware Dept. $3.50 either "Ideal" or "Williams' Electric Irons, fully warranted, on sale Saturday , at $2.69 $2.50 "New Wright" Gas Irons, satisfaction guaranteed, on sale Saturday at. . . .$1.89 "Lisk" Wash Boilers at Reduced Prices .Medium size heavy tin cop per bottom boilers, -51.5.') Large size heavy tin cop per bottom boilers, .91,69 Largest size heavy tin coo per bottom boilers. ,$1.79 Mecttum size oitra heavy all copper boilers... 93.G9 Larco size extra h'avy all copper boilers (3.19 Largest size extra heavy all copper boilers. .,$3.49 Any size lieutv galvanized boljer .... . 89o OAXIBAOB OANK Medium size Kinlugt 'ji" reduced to 6?o Large size garbage cilia re duced to , . .890 Kxtra large cans with hIiIh handles 91.19 L'xtra njr",e. extra huavy cans, sld nandlas. . 91.9a Price Cut Vry Xow on dalvanlxtd Tabs Hmall slzo Kaivanlzed tub", for 39c Medium size jralvanut j tubs for .... , . 49o I. urge size galvanized tubs for . . . . 59o