THK OMAHA SUNDAY BKK: XOVKMltER 1. 1914.
FELTON COMING WEDNESDAY borrows Revolver
to Hold Up Victim
Meeting of Mason City Road to Be
. , ., , Held at That Time.
GUEST OF COMMERCIAL CLUB
rmllrat Mokler tIrelle at tfca
I.aankeoa Vkra Prt Jewt Fl- '
to mm , Others Will
fmmlt.
Word . rearbea here that President
Felton and Vic President Balbon of the
Great Western, the latter In charge of
traffic, will arrive In Otraha next Wed
nesday and remain over until the fol
lowing day.
The prog-ram Indicate that the Oreat
Weatern official will b busy during
most of their alar. Rome time Wednes
day there will be held a meeting of the
officers of the Mason City Fort Dodg
Railroad company, a, wnlch a new di
rector, possibly an Omaha man. will be
elected. Following thia there will be a
meeting of the board of directors.
Thursday noon, at the Commercial
club. Prealdent Felton will be the guest
at a dinner at which 3no to 400 are ex-
ected to alt at the tablea. Prealdent
Mohler of the Union Parlflo will preside
and there will be epeechea by Prealdent
Felton and a number of the Omaha busi
ness men.
Whea not otherwise engaged, the two
Oreat Western men will b taken on
automobile ride about the city. While
her they will probably atop at the
Omaha club.
Burlington Men
Find Conditions in
Wyoming Are Good
Burlington offlclala are all horn from
the Inapection of the new line between
Caspar and Orin Junction. Wyo. ' They
found the track .In perfect condition and
the new road doing a good business. Rela
tive to condition In Wyoming, Aaaiatant
General Freight Agent Johnaon aaid:
"Wyoming la unusually prosperous this
fall. Cropa of all kinds' have been, good
and pricea have .been high. Cattle have
brought good prices and aa a result In
many sections the rancher hav sold
short. At thia Urn large number of
feeder are coming out of th state, con
signed to th Nebraska feedlota. By th
laat of next week th run of cattle will
be over until next year. '
"Th aheep are pretty well cleaned out,
with th exception of th Blockers. Those
that would make mutton hav been aold
and large numbers hav com cast Into
tb feeding pen.
"While there Is no wlldcatting In th
oil . fields,' development goea steadily on.
Every few days a new well la brought
In and Immediately capped that th output
may be used later and when needed. Th
reflnerlea at Casper are running on full
time and th two roads, th Burlington
stud Northwestern, are, hauling out about
an average of thirty cara dally. Th car
ava a capacity of about 10,000 gallons
afltj. thu Indicating that th dally out
put of the refineries la something Ilk
00,000 gallons."
'Got any good revolvers," a burly
negro asked M. urossman, 609 South
Thirteenth. Mr. Oroinman replied that
hla stork of wen pons wai unexcelled.
"Imme a 45 caliber," requested
the nenro.
OroKaman did so.
The nesrro produced a couple of cart
ridges from hla pocket nnd shoved them
Into the empty chambers. "I gu'ss this
gun'll do. all right." he stated, polntln
the musxle at the pawnbroker. "Now
gimme your money."
Another man entered the store at the
moment and the nearo ran out, carry
ing the gun with him.
Tke F;lectr!c Blttrrs. It Rives an arpe
llte. atrengthens the digestive organs,
lessons the work of liver and kidneys.
6c and .f). All druggists-Advertisement.
DOMESTIC SCIENCE TALKS
WILL GIVE FOUR DAYS OF
Domestic scl-nre W-tures and demon
strations by professors of the home eco
nomies' department of the t'nlverslty of
Nebraska will bo given at 8t Mary's
Avenue Congregational church, for four
day beginning Tuesday, November 10. A
committee headed by Mra O.- T. East
man la plann'.ng the course of lectures.
Following is the protfrnnr.
Tursduy, "Food Klrnvnt Necessary
to the Hody's Development," 9 a. m.,
lemiinstrstion, vpR.tnbles; "Milk and
Krgs as Food." I p. m , demonstration,
milk and epg dishes; demonstration.
Able serving.
WedrrfTidyy, "Muscle' Building Foods.
a. m., demonstration, meats: Planning
and Serving Meals," ! p. m., demonstra
tion, desserts
Thursday, "The Raff of IJfe." a. m
demonstration, brenrt and quick breads;
"Care ami Focdlng of Children," i p. m.,
"Adulteration of Textiles."
Friday. ' The Place- of Falads In Our
Plot," 9 a. m., cloironstr8tion, salads;
2 p. m., "Home Furnishing."
Ketiring Employes
of Union Pacific Are
, Given Some Tokens
' - Three Union Paclfle employe hav Just
rlosed their term of service , with . th
company and hav gone upon th re
tired list.! and on account of valuable
services rendered will recelv pension
during the remainder of their Uvea. . The
men and .length of service are; K. 1M
censtolph, ; W. P. Pavla, t, and &
M. Maxwell, 10 year.
All three of the men retired have for
year been In ' the' freight claim depart
ment. ' Their associates and follow em
ployes knew tt was the laat day that
' they were to remain In the ' employ of
the company, and consequently they, felt
that' the retiring men should take away
with them some little' remembrance. C.
H. Hoover stepped to the front where
all of the men clerks had gathered and
to each of th men who had ao long
aorved th company In an appropriate
epeech presented each with a gold-headed
Ilk umbrella, '
St. Petersburg Knows
but Little of Army's
Movements at Front
, Th Russian government Is keeping the
closest secrecy concerning the movements
of Its army.' and even the people In Bt
Fetrograd know Itttle of what has hap
pened, according to postcards received
here by Stanley Bona vise from hla broth-
era who are with the csar.
A regulation In Ruaala keeps the oldest
son of the family at home in war times,
ays the postcards. No letter ar being
mailed out of Russia now.
Bona vise la a draughtsman In the city
engineering department
ALLEGED HORSE THIEF
WANTED IN UTAH TAKEN
MASON CXTT. la.. Oct St (Special
Telegram.) J. F. Barker, wanted at
Ogden for- horse stealing, was arreated
by Deputy Sheriff Marsh, fifteen mllea
west of here. Baker admits eleven in-
diet menu hanging over hla head In
Utah and Idaho and of escaping from
several )alla and penitentiaries, He aaya
he la 13 years old and was first arrested
when IT year old. He submitted to ar
rest, but said he would breuk tail be
fore officer arrived from Utah. Barker
Is still in Jail stripped of his clothing
and officers ar on the way from Ogden.
FANNING FIRST TO MEET '
. DEMANDS TO DO PAYING
Paving Contractor ' Charles Fanning la
', the first to comply with the city com
tniseloq's demand to proceed at once with
paving work which has been delayed un
necessarily. Fanning has the contract for
paving Elm street from Twentieth to
Vinton. Other contractor will be proae
.cuted if they do not complete their Jobe.
The city commission charges the con
"tractors with willfully delaying v jrk so
' that they could have an opportunity te
work next year under "easier men" whs
nlght be elected to th commission. .
KpOWelcome Teachers-All Conveniences of Our Stores Are At Your Disposal-We Have Prepared to Make It Pleasant For You4NS8
Vute KENNED for SENATOR. Ad-ttrtUcmeut.
The Want Ad Columns of The Bee Al
JU:A Daily by People in Search of Ad
vcrlkxsd Opportuuillts.
Special Attractions
Prepared for Nebraska's School
Teachers' Convention and of In
terest to everybody.
Now Open to the Public
On Oar Third Floor
Original drawings and car
toons from the most . famous
artists In America, loaned to us
by the "Chicago Tribune," "lies
lie's Weekly" and "Judge." Also
by the "Bee," "World Herald"
and "News" of Omaha, and from
the private collection of Mr. John
L. Nlederst. A display never
equaled In any western city.
In our Art Goods Section are
on display beautiful pieces of
embroidery by the celebrated
Japanese artist, Takahashl.
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Fashion Exhibit and Demonstration of
Bon Ton and Royal Worcester Corsets
IN THE BLUE ROOM
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
NOVEMBER 2.3 AND 4-10:30 A.M. and 2 P.M.
TOILET GOODS
MONDAY HrFXIAI.S M4IX FI.OOIl
Jap Reae Taleem .Pewder can.. . . .Oe
nresae ge(ae, $1.00 alae bottle, .Me
I.aeaeHe Fllle,. 100 In bottle. .. . . .aBc
Peroxide f Hrdregea, " f,r
1-lb. bottle .." vc
Aafierla Tablets, B-grain, doien. .JBe
Johuee'a Fleer Wax; 1-lb. can. '.ale
naaklsj'e Ceeeaant OU Bealp, , "C.
cakes for t"J'
Pare. Castile Soap, l-lb. cake. .. ,H t
Jajveatle Heap, Monday, "per .cake. e
20-Mule-Teaas lie rax. 1-lb. re
package v
Feed's Kztraet Oeaaaa, J5o alse 14
Pleteber's Casterta, S5o .bottle. Jle
A larsre assertment of vtklte Irery
Onmba, Mraakea, Trar. etev at eat
prices.
NEW LACES
MONDAY gPRCIAL MAIN FLO OB
New Dlaek Hllk Allerer
Nts( 44 Inches wide....
New Prtaeeaa and I.lerre
rieasMilnas. 1 and IS
Inches . wide
hedew . and ' Oriental
27
98c
I Value
BY special appointment, we havx secured the
services of Mrne.:Milstead, the prominentNew
York Corsctiere and Fashion Authority, who' will
conduct a demonstration and exmbit of the "Bon
Ton" and ."Royal Worcester" corsets.
, We know that In our Corset Department lies one of
the very foundations of success. The day when the
choice or one s Cornet was a matter of material ana&L
price Is past. The "Salon du Bon Ton" shows upon m
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LIVING MODELS
TIIE exquisite results of the Corset ct' today. Every
Woman Can Hats Beautiful Lines it la mrlv
a question of knowledge Cora and feast your eves
and
Learn to Corset Yourself -
Juat as attractively. In BON TON Corsetg. Parisian
lines are conformed to-American -Ideas of taste and
comfort. ' " .
Free Admissionby card only.
.r ' . a? . W 4 m t .. 'sra.'
inquire at Main floor Information Uest.
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Thigh Diminished
SILKSand VELVETS
Looking over last year's records, we find that
we have tremendous figures to beat In this No
vember sale. We have prepared to do so with
bigger assortments of better values than we have
ever shown before.
40-Inch High Class Silks
Worth S1.S0 to $1.95 Yard
Satt Cbarmeuse, Satin Luxor, Ottoman Silks,
Peau Cases deuse. Silk and Wool Poplins, Bro
caded Satins and Printed Dress Silks for street
and evening wear. Special QQ 1 7Q
prices Monday, per yard tOC'tf
Roman Stripe and French Plaid Silks
36 Inches wide. In various combinations. The
choicest patterns. Three and 4-tone fl or
effects. Monday, yard pi0
All Silk Satin Charmeuse
40 Inches Wide
Splendid street shades; also evening tints Ivory
and cream. Specially adapted for the new
basque dresses. Specially priced, fQ
yard ,.M.D7
36-Inch Black Satin Duchesse.
36-Inch Black Peau Regence..
36-Inch Black Satin de Chine.
36-Inch Peau de Chamois ,
36-Inch Peau de Gant
36-Inch Messallne (Pure Dye)
Values 11.35
Yard Monday
98c
Satin de Luxe Chiffon
36 inches wide. Finest
quality, very lustrous.
Especially adapted for
draping and entire cos
tumes. Complete - line
of colors, including
black, cream 1 QQ
and ivory, yd. j) !)
50Pcs.ChiffonVelvt'
42 Inches Wide
Most complete line of
street shades ever
hown. We are offer
ing' the best $5.00 Chif
fon Velvet on the mar
ket Monday,,
at,
et Monday,, q Q
t, yard. ..... pj.7t)
. iu m, j .win
Inches wide...
Cents
Per Yd.
75c
Values .
For
Cmu'
Per Yd.
Blartc Net Tm Ksa'l
kroiarrrd la ' W kite .
ra-lBfk , Wash : Hltstt In
. cream, whits and black.
hadaw 'mm'- Oritatal.
Klaataaa II and 871
. incnea wlds. . . . .
Flewfred , Mets 30 inches
wias
DW Drssi CMffea Black.
iwhlta , and colors, 40
incnes wias. .. .........
f ta - a ad Chirrna in col
ors; t Inches wlda.
ia-Iaek Waabi Rlesa-In J
cream ana wnits
Oriental and Shadow Laccs-3 to 6
Inches. wide; in cream, white end
two-ton. Shadow and Oriental
PlOUBClnsT IS and 111 lnoh m-M
, ., VJum up to 8tl per yard- o r?
; Monday, yard. & OC
Linen Cluny Lace Specials
Edges and Insertion 2V4 to 4 In.
. wide. Cotton cluny lace bands,
8 Inches wide. Shadow, laces, 4
to 6 inches wide and 18-Inch
Camisole laces. Worth up o 1
; to Z5c'r Monday, -yard OjC
A Beautiful Line of Vary Pino Em
broidery Edges and Insertions,
AallAAnA m M BabIkm n.i..H
viuuiviucr; eusi'j lruui yi 10 19
Inches wide; some very seat cor
set cover designs; also pretty
baby edges. Fancy colored edges
on crepe, awlss and organdy.' For
dainty collars and veatces.nl
Special Monday, yard OjC
DOMESTICS
MONDAY SPECIALS Basement
Ceaalae Asaaskcaar Ontlng Flaaarl
-That perfect nlKhtrobe material.
In white and a.11 plain shades. Ex
tra weight, warm and I
durable. 10a value; 7r(
Monday, yard
tTIa.ii Ikak Jm mm4 IU.. VI
I n a beautiful iunrtmni
Plain ehadra and pure white;
warm fleecy nap. i
lOovalue; special, at, OjC
. tT-lark Faster OsHss FUaael
In lona- serviceable Isnatha, up to
10 yards: extra welcht; In all the
wanted stripes and checks. Hesr
ulsr price, c; on p
aale Monday at. per OC
lacte-Faeed Elderdewa Reke Flaa.
mrii 7 Ini-hee wide: beau- m
tlful quality. Kegular 3lo I S(
.value. Monday, yard .
S-Ick Faary Teaala a ad Oatlaar
Flaaarl That beautiful ahlrtinw
ana msni rope material; soft.
59 See What a Warm Fall Has Done to Prices 0f Women's Apparel
MAMUrAUl UKbKb of Women's .'Apparel are hit awful hard by the continued and almost un
precedented warm weather this fall. The highest class manufacturers have been hit hard
est of ail, because they are so particular about style that their irarments are made to conform
with the most recent fashions ideas and they MUST find a market at once, or they have no
other, recourse but to sacrifice them, for they cannot carry such garments in stock very long. We
have takfcn advantage of these conditions by buying enormously and paying from 40c to 65c on
the dpllar. These special values prove to you what a store with an outlet and ready cash can do.
MASTERLY SHOWING OF
Beautifully Tailored Suits
New Broadcloth Fur Trimmed &"
Models; new Yoke and Tunic
I i"c "V"4'' t jicsc i?cudi vamcs prove 10 you wnai a
$v Dainty New Dancing Frbckk
'
re
Of smart '.combinations of
"lace," charmeuset' taffeta
and crepe
de --chine
all the del
Icaie party
.;: colors, , , ai-.
Smart New Dresses
Effective Silk and Satin and
Berge Combinations The
' smart looking; Directoire, Red
ingot e and Tailored Effects In
cloths and satins and the pret
ty afternoon effects in Char
meuse, Crepe de Chine, etc.
$ 1 5.00
Silk & Serge Dresses
Worth Up to 115.00
Smart Satin and Serge Combina
tions, "Coatee" styles, Rediu
gote models and pretty blouse
effectST Crepe de Chine, Crepe
da Meteor, Silk Poplins and
Satins. The new pleated Tu
nics, Basques, Girdles, etc.
Women's and Misses' sires.
Really wonderful values at
$7.75
Skirts; smart colorings
SUITS
$25
Notable additions have been made within
the past weok to this collection of aristo
cratic suits. The smartest models emanat
ing from leading designers have been cop
led with all the charm of style and excel
lency. Fabrics that usually go In garments
selling at $30.00, 35.00 and 140.00.
New Satin Lined
COATS $25
Beautiful silk pile fabrics, broad
cloths and Hindu nnks. The new
flared models. Girdles or wide belts.
Black, navy, brown and gray.
Snxart New Silk Fur
COATS $35
The moot popular fabrics of
early season's new ideas.' The
Pomeria, Maritex r.d Broadtail,
collars and edgings.
the
new
Fur
iSP
Jersey Silk Petticoats
I. All the
$2.50
Klosfit Petticoats
New colors and styles. The best
and most service- As" fifk
able petticoat made. IhiVllll
to sell at VeWW
A new lot Just received. All the
new - shades are
shown. Splendid
values Monday at..
Dress Goods and Coatings
Because we are so clearly the leaders In
these lines and carry such Immense slocks
you will find here all the Scarce Fabrics,
Broadcloths, Gabardines, French Serges, Zibe
lines and Novelty Coatings.
warm and comfortable, r 1 I . ... ...
fnd.V. y'aVlf...?.1."."; 02C Three Very Big Speciati for Monday
Wool Mixed Flannel
- at Half Price
.Fine quality; for ladies' underskirts
ana mens warm woraina; shtrta.
y lain ahadee and ruecha. .n 1
lie value; special Mon- I AtVC
day, yard V
Flare! aallty Knallak Rhlrttnaj
siaaraa A oeauiuui siurtlna tao
rt In a bis; variety of email and
medium figures and stripes: ab
solutely fast colors. 15c o 1
value; Monday, special. ' QjC
aa-Iark Blraeked Maalla Fine soft
finish; for household use. r
la value; off the bolt Mon-
.v. v.rtl W W
SH-Inrk Brawa M sella. 4Mm Yard.
An excellent fine woven fabric; very
aoft finish: easily blvached. M I
To value; Monday, at, per (2C
it ky M-laek Blearked Sheets Ex
tra fine welaht and qual- nn
Ity; J-lnch hems, (do vai- jiM
ti.! anerta.1 irh W W
19 ks- S-lack Illeaekt4 Pillow
lias Made from full staudard
bleached muslin; t-inch rj
hems. Special, Mouday. C
..k . ........ . a
Beaatlrnl Coxafartei aad Drsetrt
1 reieaae In an elegant variety
of choice Persian, floral and other
choice color combinations: extra
$2.50 50-Inch Broadcloth In over 20 of the amarteat
Autumn shades. This broadcloth is made from
select Imported yarns, especially treated CI 0
and will not ruff up. Monday, yard...... 9leOe7
$1.00 rrench Serges
Embracing every fash
ionable street shade,
Tete de Negre. New
Greens, New Browns,
French ' Blues and
Blacks, specially
priced for TQ
Monday, yard.... iC
A Fascinating Group of New Blouses
THEY are a composite of new style notes
from the turnover collar and military ef
fects; also new draped Bolero and Surplice ef
fects; in rich shadow and chantilly laCes
la Cswasa. Wklte aad Black Lares
High' Claaa Coatings
Including the new
Plaid Bizarre, Roman
Rave, Zibellne Fan
talsie. Novelty Boucle,
Meltons and Astra
khan a. Yard
$1.00 to $1.95
New Dress Goods on Our
Famous Squares for Monday
Several hundred yards of medium weight Suitings
and Dress Maienais, toiuui ana rrenca sergea,
Granite Suitings. Fancy Checks and Stripes. Nar-
Panamas and Poplins.... 79c and 89c Yd.
heavy twill weave. Res-u
lar lie value. Monday
yara.......,.
:10C
W bave the largest and
most complete stock of Art
Good in the middle west
Press Goods Spcls
la the Basement
100 pieces of 86 In.
ail wool Serges,
XVhlpcords.Vlgour-
eaux. Novelty Suit
ings, Plaids, Shep
herd Checks, etc
Worth 65e JQ
yd. Monday 07 C
1,500 Fall Dress Patterns
At Special Prices
Each pattern contains all the
material required for a suit
or dress, and embraces me
dium and', light weight
weaves, Victoria Suitings.
Serges. Checks and Stripes
Excellent values Monday at
$1.85 -$2.95
Patters
umA
miff
New Gold Color
SILK NET BLOUSES
Georgette Crepe Blouses In white,
navy, black. Tete r . 0 no
deNcgre, Special... il) tOO.V5
Smart i
Crepe de Chine
Blouses
In white, flesh and
street shades
$3.98 to $10
Dainty
CHIFFON
Blouses
In white over flesh or
suit colors
$5.00 to $16.75
Extra Special Monday
$5
About 250 ne and shadow lare; also
Crepe de ie and chiffon' blouses;
In white, cream or street shades. Val
ues up to S3.98. Special Monday, at..
NOTIONS, DRESS FORMS, ETC. ALL SPECIAL
Klela.rt's Braealerea
II Value, Monday ...
Jet Oil M rellsk
Lara, bottle.........
Lara; 10. B.ttU GMd
Madia. OU
59c
..7c
..5c
Best Dress Shields All
guaranteed, any f
size, pair llC
Men's Shirt Neek-Baa4e. 0 1
Kaoh J'
10 Braad SUk Saaaa Bl4
! Any eolor. II
Bojt ,
Silk Blanket Bladlac Pink,
blue and white, per C
yard
See-Yard smU Tkreaa. 1 -
bpool -
Cedar Moaa, each SO
fiaaltarr Belts, each. . . , . . .ISe
Saaltary Apnas, each....lSe
Call J.raer Cevered Dreaa
'rxaa ferfect proportion:
can be put away In small
box when through using.
Kegular S.(ie value: Mon-
STaV... f 3.00
Boat K.ri. ' ll.tO val- 7Cr
u. Extra special at..''
Pneumatic Dress Forms Can
be Inflated to any aixe lin
ing. Regular $14.00 value.
To close them out we are
selling them J
llnn a. t
at
10.50
Grand OperaTickets
On Sale at Brandeis
Picture Department 3d Floor.
Membership tickets for the
Omaha Grand Opera Season by
the an Carlo Opera company,
at the Omaha Auditorium, De
cember 10, 11 nd 12, under the
auspices of the Arab Patrol of
Tangier Temple. Now on sale
in our Picture Department, Third
Floor.
$3.98 "w
13.75
DRAPERIES
Monday Specials Third Floor
French Valour Portieres Figured
In duplex colors; regular price
140. Special to close (TOO rA
out quickly, pair yaCo.DU
60-Inch Reversible Couch Covers
Extra heavy. Special, . (J J rn
Monday, each p4.3U
Duo Lace Curtains With colored
eunfast over drapes. Complete,
Monday, set, $4.98,
$4.50 and
85 Pieces of Fine 40-Inch Etamlne
and Scrim Worth to 40c
a yard; Special Monday.. . . adC
Just 20 Pieces of 48-Inch Marquis
ette and Scotch Madras Q Q
Special for. Monday, yd. .. JC
Silk Table Runners Good assort
ment of colors. Special . QO
sale price, each $l.7d
Linoleums "
and Rugs
Monday Specials 3d Floor,
Linoleum, 12 Feet Wide Good qual
ity. Many patterns for selection.
Worth up to 75c square yC
yard. Monday att .49C
Linoleum, 6 Feet Wide Splendid
quality. Values up to 76c per
square yard. Choice of Q7
entire lot, Monday, sq, yd - ..Of C
Room Size 9x12 Size) Rags
Ana SUAMJtt&B JP-
wxju. a vitiv iaA u . a .
Tapestry Brussels
in Good Designs and Colorings that
are easily worth up to $18.00.
Body Brussels Rugs and Wilton
Velvet Rugs, 9x12 Feet Big line
of beautiful patterns. Most ' of
these rugs are worth $30.00.
Splendid bargains CI. 7 AO
Monday, V ...$! I .HO
Axmlnster Rugs. s
In Floral and Oriental patterns." t
Worth up to $25.00; M 7C
. Monday, ,at...........aj) ID P
Wilton Seamless Rugs.
Beautiful new patterns. Highest
quality. Usually sell at qa
$50.00. special, Monday $)?
' mm !-
Blankets and
Comforts
Monday 8peclala Basement.
13.00 Beacon Blankets, $1.79 Pair
Extra large size; some are 72-84
Inches; In tan, white and gray.
Priced usually at $3.00 or more.
Special Monday, per $1 7Q
Extra Heavy single Blankets
Made specially for sleeping porches,
camping and outdoor use; extra
wide and long. Regular value
$3.00. Monday, at. 1 QQ
each i..'. tpl.aO
$3.25 Wool-Filled Double Blankets
at $1.98 Pair Fine blankets for
large double beds. White, gray
and tan. Good heavy blankets.
Specially priced Mon- (f QQ
day, pair.., epl.10
Full Size Cotton Blanketa.
Soft fleeced double blankets ; full
lr-4 size In white, gray and tan.
Used for winter sheets. Worth
$1.39. Monday, at, per OQ
pair HOC
$2.50 Larg Size Comforters at
$1.50 Each Large double-bed-size
comforts. Fine silkollne
covering and white cotton filling.
Floral and Persian de- fA
signs. Monday, each. . .p Lull
75c Cotton. Blankets, 39c.
Blankets for single and 3-4 size
bedfi. In white, gray and tan. Soft
wool-like finish. Regular QQM
75c value, Monday, pr eilfC
$6.00 Fine Ail-Wool and Wool-Filled
Blankets for $3.98 Pair Fancy
plaids and white blankets; made
of fine select wool and for large
double beds. Weight 4tt to 6 lbs.
per pair. Special Mon- (q nn
day, pair .$Ou0
U. S. Army Blankets
United States blankets, khaki color.
Stsmped "V. S." in center. Size
68x90 inches. Weight 3 Vi lbs.
each. Always priced from $5.00
to $6.00 each. Special o or
price, Monday, each. . .-.p&.O)
Genuine United States Army Blank,
sts at $3.98 Each These are the
olive drab color; regulation size
and weigh 5 lbs. each. Most dur-
, able blankets made. Regular
value $7.00. Monday,
each
$3.98
We carry a good stock of
D. M C. Crochet Cotton at
no advance in prices. .
New Quick-Service
Luncheon
In Pompelan Room '
Popular prices prevail. Home
baking. Everything ' la of the
best. Beautiful and quiet sur
roundings. Partake of thia dain
ty luncheon on your shopping
tour through the store.
