TJJK HKK: OMAHA, SATl KDAV, .IAM AUV !(!,
If
OWH INSURANCE
COHPAHY SUCCESS
Nebraska Lumbermen Find Mutual
Fire Protective Organization
it Run Economically.
BATES SIXTY FEE CENT LOWER '
11.30
IT. 10
i With over SI. 250.000 or business on the
ooks, the Nebraska Liimbfrmnn' Mti
,tual Insurance aeaocrallon was during the
list called. 41P011 .to. pay fire, leasts
amounting to ft totW rf but il.r,l.t3. This
Vainea, out. thin jnorrilngjn the report of
Sertiry K, K. HMl iOf tt ,Vla'tlon'
when the Insurance association, which In
an auxiliary organisation' oMhe Nebraska
'Lumber Pcaler association, '-held It
.'easloii,
f Thla mutual organisation hat been do
In a; an Insurance business but nine year,
and la constantly increasing Ita business.
Also during thla time It haa succeeded
In bringing down Insurance rates from
, practically 1 a hundred to 40 rents. The
work of the mutual company, haa forced
the ratea of the eld line, companies to
.'meet their level. '
Wa Rerelted Money.
The total loiaea pan during Ute year
.were for fires sustained ,by bt seven
. companies and varied In amounts from
p.to to i.iKW. The leases were paid to the
following lumber yards:
F. f. Krotter Co.. Nlriilim I l ll
. Keystone Lumber cn., Kn kiille.. M.'0
H. Clarke Co.. York
Young tr Hilton. Hebron
A. K. Ummi-n, Ilartlnictoii
, P. H. Ollcrest Lumber Co., Oconto
Utah Lumber Co., rtalt Lake t'lty
Tol.it. :.. M.nn.m
During the last year tha ratea have
i been reduced Irom 41 per cent of tha
' depoait premium to W per rctit, and the
maximum policy , has been raised frpm
$3,000 to to.OCO. The surplus reserve fund
haa Increased nearly i-I.OMO.
Loaaea na4 sr.sprnera ,Kht.
The. loatea and, expenses during ' tho
rear amounted to only 29 per oent of thi
' depoait pr mlunu , The tolal roelute dur
ing the year were I10.4M.OJ. and tha dis
bursements were $7,043. 97. The totnl as
eels are $;4.17.. and the amount due
policyholders ,la $13. 4.', J. (A Thla. leaves a
, balanee aurplua and reserve of $ll,7.06.
t A committee of three 0 .W. Lighter of
'St. Kdward, F. A. Good of Cowlea and J.
H. JUVlvllle of Sterling was appointed to
bring In a report at tho next meeting
with regard to the addition of tornado irv
surance to the functions of tha ssHorla
llon. and also with regard ' to the ad
visability of adding an employers' In
demnity department to the Insurance as
sociation In order to take care o' casual
t'es undtr the new workmen' compensa
tion and employers" liability law of the
, state. ,
i Tha directors of the lumbermen's asso
ciation were the guests -of the Northwest
ern Lumber company of Mrlllngham.
' 'Wash., at noon at the Hotel Roma for a
' fish banauet. A fourUien-nmind steel.
head salmon-trout had been on exhibition !
In , the, lobby since the opening of th
. convention, it had been froxeti In a rake
.of lea. Jt waa this splendid specimen that
( tha Northwestern Lumber company
i served to tha directors. '...
in rich runs, nams
MINIMUM WAOE-Mrs.
Flowerton before the New
York state factory in
vestigation commission as
a witness against the pro
posed minimum wage. She
hat been a saleswoman
for twenty years and can
make a salary of $25 per
week.
Cut Flower Specials
5.009
Carnations
rtegalar KV sloven
M. oa aala Sat
ureter at-
2c Each
Fresh
Violets
Fragrant 'Vallfor
nlaa," s la each
bouquet, Saturday,
19c Danch
Mala Fleerwew Beadle.
liiiiiilSfeiril
lfili llW.iasMifcf,.a1.stfas iaaia sr. . it si .. ,m tti sea i .M tea , k ,-,..1ts.. . . ir . . f. ...r,.J .... . . ,
Saturday Candy Spcc'ls
Hack nalsst
leffr M Ia3t
Hrtttlea Pecan,
almond, Rrar.ll.
wainut and ("
shew nut
brittle, lb.
Freak A Mnrtnl
'eaat 4 reasna
Rolled In rerun
nut meats, mnma.
ana chocolate.
hpelal
pound .
29c
25c
perla! V r e a fa
I'ranat aqmre
Vantlla, straw
berry, chocolate.
T:.... f Oc
wlaa yle Milk
rhwlae a a (I
Pnns-lai riiaea
late Bttter Sweela
Nut and fruit
centers. 8 a t ti r-
day
pound .
29c
t'.-i t
,250 Women's and fees' Coats at Less Than Half-Saturday
Coat Manufacturers in the East Have Suffered from
UnfavorableWeathet Conditions the Last Two Months.
Many Had to Convert Their Stock Into Cash Quickly.
WE SECURED A HUGE QUANTITY OP COATS FROM SOME OP THE COUNTRY'S MOST
FAMOUS MAKERS, AT TREMENDOUS SACRIFICES In addition, we have marked our own stock of
High-Grade Coat at prices to correspond with our purchaaee which meant that we are g-oinir to offer
ay t" 1250 COATS in every new style, in PLUSHES, VELOURS, CHINCHILLAS, HINDU
LYNX, ZIBELINES, BROADCLOTHS and other favored materials, at One-Third to One-Half of their
This store it noted for wonderful sales, but never in our history have we sold such fine
garment at such low prices. Come early Saturday, and choose from these three irrouDs:
'1 U 1225 VS. v M
1 ITT. BBBW ,1, .
m 1 $xm
m 1
; Furnace Men Are '
!: Givpn Fine Banquet
I
The Standard F'lrnara Hupp'y Co. of
Omaha entertained Ita local customers
at a banquet 'Tur day evnlug a,t- tlin
Fatton hotel. Fifty retail Curnac deal,
or of Omaha and aeveral Tram to;na In
Iowa and Nebraska were present at the
banquet. Fred L. Kesblt, president, acted
as toast master. Thla waa the aecond
annual meeting of this Character held by
tha company, the purpose of the meet
ings being to assemble all tha warm air
furnace dealers ot Omaha and suburbs,
enjoy a good fellowship dinner, and, on
tha part of tha Standard Furnace
Supply Qo. to, show their appreciation
of their dealers' trade during tha laat
year. Kvaryone at the dinner expreaaed
the belkf that the prospect for future,
business In the furnace trade la excel
lent and preparations are accordingly be
ing mad for a larger trado than was
had laat year. ,
M'DONALD (CiD O'CONNER
AGAINST'TARDY" MINUTES
! County Commissioners Henry McPonald
and Thomas O'Connor will make a flfc-ht
at the next meeting of the county board
to prevent approval of" minutes shewing
them to have been "tardy." , . ,.
"Those minutes will not be approved If
1 1 ceo get votes enougli In this board te
ipreveat it," declared Mr., McDonald,
rigorously, I arrived In the court house
before the tiro of the vacating and waa
ready to begin the meeting on time. I did
not Jcnow the precise Jnatant when It
would be called, but I was present and
voted oa every proposition that came
-p." ' , ... ..
TWO OUT-OF-TOWN COUPLES
j , MARRIED BYREV. DAWSON
The marriage of Mr. Itdaard. Davla of
. Hirldgeport la., and Mlse Kthal Taylor
of Walnut. la., aas celebrated Thursday
I afternoon at ; o'clock at Methodist
headquartera. Rev. C. N. Pawson offl-
latltig. Rev. Arthur Atack of lienaon
and Rev. H. D. Hess of the Hirst Me-
moriaj church were tho witnesses
Ur. Daniel A. Xlppell of Nehgh, Neb.,
i and Mlas Attle Carney of 8enera. Neb.,
I were married Wednesday at the home of
Mr. and Mia. W. W. Dawson in Koutn
Oiuaha by Iv. C ,N. Dawson. Mrs.
Dawson Is tha brtdt's elalvr. The young
people will be at home In Nellgh.
I JUDGE BRITT RESPONDENT '
j IN A MANDAMUS SUIT
I W. O. AWers. against whom a Judgment
I of tM was rn Irred in Juatlre Brltt s
I -ourt laat Novemler, hus started a man.
dumus ault against Justice Vtmt, in which
he allt-s-a that the iudgmrnt was not
'signed and entered until January It. aiid
f asKa that his docket vhlch, he asserts,
shoals Hie ludgmenl to be of the oate of
J Novmber W, to be rorrccted. If thla re
stueat la granted, the Judgment will be
1lefea.tea by expiration of the statutory
time allowed for Its ante ring
Thla la a U4 Meats).
The indoor life of winter, with uk of
outdoor exercise. puU a heavy load on
the kidney a - Nearly everybody suffrrs
Irom rbeumatism, backache, palo In aides
and back, kidney and bladder ailiiwals.
A backache may not mean anything ecrl-
0 is, but it certainly does not mean aay
n.iug good. Jt s btittfr to be on the safe
s Ua and take Foley Kidney Fills te
'I'litil.tn and Invigorate the kidneys
and hlp them do their work. They help
1 a the blood of acids and polaona. told
aU dssir.rs. Advertisement
WHEAT HITS THE HIGH MARK
Hifche.t Price Ever Pid for No.' 2
ward u Given on the .Omaha
Grain Exchange Floor. :
Corn and oats advance, too
The Advance In wheat prices did not
stop when the new high record ot tl.M
per bushel waa reached Thursday, The
upward climb continued Friday and at the
close of the trading session of tho Omaha
Oraln exchange the high price of the day
"J HI maintained.
With but thirty cara il wheat In sight
w hen the seaalon of the exchange, opened,
bidding atartril at around It M fn w
itaid and Inaide of an hour the price had
gone to I1.3S. this being; the top; at erhloh
this grailn of grain was' ever sold.' Nu
merous dealers yeaterday predicted $1.60
wheat before the. end of the month.
Durum kept on with Ita advanoe, the
price being It. 60 per bushel for No. 8, as
agninat ll.ig for the sanio grade Thurs
day. . i
Corn mode good advances, but not so
great 'as wheat, alales were from M to
cents, these prices being to l
cents above those of Thursday, which,
up to that time were the highest paid on
the floor ot the Omaha exchange since
1!K.
Oats made a gain of from H to of a
cent, selling at U) to IIH rente, while rye
sold at from $!. to U.ll per bushel. The
Omaha receipts were: Wheat, i; corn,
3 and oats. IT cars. -. . t '
A good dear of the' com la coming from
territory that heretofore haa been as a
closed book to the Omaha market, it
having gone to Chicago. Heavy shipment
are coming from' South Dakota and from
aa far away as Soot land. Mitchell ana
Colton, thirty miles north of Sioux Falls.
Then, too, Omaha is getting practically
all the South Dakota corn raise along
the Sioux . river valley between gaoux
City and Dell Rapids, the. last place
being about ilO miles away.
Market at ( klrsts.
' CHICAOO. Jan. 11 Immense export
business caused a fresa upheaval today
la the price of wheat and flour, and
even more ao In 'rye and corn. The
foreign buying of wheat and corn was
counted In millions of bushels.
Wheal vaulted to tl.Cfi for May de
livery. agaliiat 1., at the highest
yesterday or any time before since
the war began. Flour Jumped ,!0 rente
a barrel and coru and rye. reflectively.
H and t cents a bushel.
Liverpool quotations up S to S rents had
much to do with the fresh upturn here.
Before the market was an hour old.
May wheat, selling at tl.ttCjl.e4H. had
gained more than iv a bushel In value, aa
compared wth what' wag received with
astonishment the day before. Advices
from rural centeia, notably In Kansas
and Nebraaka, Indicated that farmers
wore selling little. On the other haud.
the-e seemed to be no limit to demand
for eoean shipments, regardless ot up
poeod acarclty of vessels.
Assertions that al the wheat afloat at
Buffalo had been withdrawn from sale
waa regards! as eapeclally significant.
Ordinarily such a condition would not be
brought about uuUl far Into the spring.
ROWLEY BOUND OVER
ON WHITESLAVE CHARGE
Herbert Rowley was bound over te the
federal grand Jury under tl.tx bonds
by United Htaiee Comm Iscionsr Daniel,
after a bearing, on a charge oi violation
of the Mann white atave act.
Evidence was presented tending to khuw
that thla was a genuine case, n,cti a
the Mann act waa Intel led to cover. W it.
peases declared, that Rowley brought the
girl, Marie Parse us Juhasou, from Sioux
City to Omaha oa January -2. rvl kept
here against her 'will at the Vtrtorta
hotel, fat .two weeks.
Hsllrf frMM Aeaie Hbeawiatlsea.
John II. , Gronx. Winchester. N. II.,
writes: "I eujfer frora acute rheumatism
and Kloan'a' LJnlment always belps
quickly." fee All druggists. Aorerttae-aent
675 Women's &
ji n a ZPT"
Worth Up to $19.00
On Sale Saturday at
No Woman Can Af
ford to M i5 This Sale,
The Greatest We Have
Held m Many Months.
350 Women's &
Misses' Coats,
Worth Up to $29.00
On Sale Saturday at
225 Women's &
Misses' Coats,
Worth Up to $39.00
On Sale Saturday at
Coats in All Sizes and Styles
For Women and Misses.
Six Attractive Offerings In Our White Soles Saturday
rTomrn'g Irrawers. made of I Fine I'ndermoailn Sllniver JPrlnoaa SHns mt errtra. full I Varoeii. ri.i..i- o.u. m - . , r . .
TTomea'a Irrawers, made of
fin nalnaook, trimmed with
lace, embroidery and fine
tncki, sereral etjrlea to
aetrtct from, worth QQn
tOo, Saturday, at ... O O K
Fin I'ndermoailn SHp-orrr
and Upa Front Mwn,
prinresg glipa, combination
rheralne and petticoat"
daintily trimmed with laces,
etc. Worth to
1.25, Saturday. at..UJU
Prince a Slip, cot extra full
and beautifully trimmed
with dainty laces, embroid
ery, etc, wide .variety to g
lect from. In all sizes. Worth
up to 5, Satur- DQ
day special, at. 9J.eO7
Varrella Combination Snita,
trimmed with dainty lace
and embroidery; cut extra
full, worth up to $2.98. A
very special of- -f Qn
feting Saturday. tDJLeO tf
Nm Waists in This January Sale
SSaManasiMH. mmmmmmmmm ansa ainMaHa waa mmmhmmmmb ' sMaHiw
GCOXD rtMon.
To gite added strength, to our January Clearing
Sale we offer for Saturday many exceptional
value in the newest of Blouses, but make special
mention of the two groups below that we feature
at exceptionally low price r
. Dressy Filet Shadow
' and Tub Silk Blouses
This charming lot of new Spring Blouses' arrived
just a few dayi ago, and includes, about tea
brand new styles. Just' aj limited 'quantity -so
come early, as blouses of this type won't last
long. Specially priced Saturday at
Crepe- dc Chine Blouses at $1.98
Some of thla lot are Hand Embroidered, others trimmed
with Venetian lace. In white, flesh and maize, with
a doien styles to choose from all new tj-f ftij
models. Specially priced for Saturday. aU..t)XIO
One Lot of Fine Petticoats.
beautifully trimmed with
dainty laces, embroidery,
tucks and ribbon In a wide
variety of styles, wort up
to $2.50. Satur- C Q
day special OJLeOar
Women's Fine Crepo de Chine
uowds Trimmed with
beautiful laces, In pink or
white, several styles to se
lect from, worth up to
$5.98. special gQ (
Saturday, at 3 1) II a
Dress and Toilet Goods
Reduced. fcr Saturday
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rinto Water Zte alia 2C
Staarfs DyaaonaU Tablets- QQa
SOe sis "I
IstvaxU IntlnepUe $5c , 1 C.n
aise. bottle awv
SevMaV Taleim Powder ' Oa
Rstsrds V
JaveaOa Saaf Special,
cake.
6c
BmUi Ceoaaat 00 Soap on
Saturday. cakes for.....tvV
Caaahy'a C?U Toilet Soap rfi
Special. S cakee for V
Cravet' Tooth Powder DOc
Hayi Hair Health $1.00
stM bottle for.......r.....V
rels Kfaatka Soas Spe- QC'
elal. 10 bare for tlCC
Grahaviu's Mtlkwed Creasa ofw
6c Jar for fciJC
Freacli Plate Kboay Mirrors 77
Worth $1.60. Special, at... I IX
Wnilams' Shaving SUck
;5o nlze for ,
Par Cantlle Saalb. Ur
for
Peroxl4e ef Ilyro(rei
Pound bottle for
Special Sale of Maaicnr 'Article,
staffer. Files, Scissors, Etc.
16c
11c,
16c
W5
Hosiery Sale
W4IN KI.OOH.
ITemeB's All Pore Thread Silk
Ue la !ack, white and colors.
All full fashioned, with wide
garter tops; high spliced heels
and toes, double soles. f4ksa
Worth It and $1.25 pair. Uc7C
wessea'a Fiber 811k Hose Full
seamless, carter tops; double
hetila. toes aud soles. 'Vre
Kefular SSc value auOl
Wetaea's Silk 1JI llese Ilecular
reaje, atlrt antleat bvrla ana umni
and double sulva. Wonli rau.
Mx-ilnl Katurcay, X)'w
New Veils
Special showing of the new Cape
Veils In black, white and all the
new shades, with satin and vel
vet ribbon boarded and fancy lace
edges. A select variety of fig
ured, dotted and plain meshes, a.
regular $1 value offered C(ln
as a apeclal Saturday, at. ej V
New Hats-Smart and Seasonable
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Unique in design, with that rare qualifica
t'on which makes them becoming to almost
every woman whatever the type.
"Demi-SaisoiT Hats
Here they are! In a variety of smart styles, Tur
bans and Small Sailors, made in combinations of
satin and silk faille and some with straw. Trim
med with wreaths, flowers, ribbons and fancies
(like illustration), also a number with veils, speeial
Saturday, at
$5.QO
Un I rim tried Hat Special -
Just 250 Smart Tipperary Turbans, Duff Gordon Sailors,
made ot silk poplin, in the new colors. Sand, Army Blue,
American Beauty, Navy and Tete de Negre, af 4 OA
(as Illustrated), on sale Saturday, at VXeOal
l
1881 Roflers Silverware al About Hall Price
Ifs our Annual January Sale of this reliable make of Silverware, and offers an unusual .opportunity to
buy the finest grade Silver Teaspoons, Tablespoons, Knives, Forks, Fancy Pieces, etc, at a price ao low that
comment on the remarkable savings to be had would be superfluous. Note these exceptional prices:
Itsl Rogers Teeapooaa. regular Mo I
.-...49c
sat ot sale
price
Hit Roarers Coffee 8aene, regular
Sic sot of , sale AQn
price .v. 3U
1St Rornrs OrsAry' Ladle, vearnlar
ll.iO eaofc. eale , COl
urlod. each . . . . ' 99W
lilt Rocera . Berry Spooei. reanilar
fl.00 each, aale - . OQa
price, each w3W
ISM Rogers Cold Meat Fork, ree-u-lar
75a each, sale' ,. OQa
vrleo, eaeq ............. , 9U
Rogera Hal ad
$1.75 art, aal price,
set . . ...... .
liil RoRers - Raby Spoons.
Zia each, sale , .. ,
price, each
Sets, regular
;....89c
reeralar
19c
On.t lot of Odd Teaspoons. 3u
Shells, Butter Knives, etc
worth to To cadi, at
fc'
1841 Rogers Buttr Knife and Pi'gar
SheU Ket. regular 11.00.. COn
aale price ' 99 W
STERLING SILTEB Tableware,
Hampden , rattern, made by R.
Wallace aV Sona. a very heavy
M'elirht sterling, on sale at eia,clly
)lAi.r.riut-K. ...
One lot odd spoons, forks,'
Butter knives,, etc.
n sale at. each....
.... r V,
10c
CHKSTS OF SII.VKK.
Chest of 2 pieces as follows:
knives, e forks, teaspoons. ( des
sert tpoons, l butter Knife end 1
sugar shell, ia solid oak gj C fl Q
chest, reg $9. value, on aale vOiSO
S6-plece Aieat. aa above. In Sher
wood pattern, regular C M n Q
$8 00 value, oa r.aje at... 4s?0
17-plece Rogers Oliver. In
,olld oak chests. 117. SO 9 I ft nn
value, cn sale at 9 I Ui30
SO plecee Roaers Silverware. Sher
wood pattern. Including 1 dolra
knives. 1 doxnn frras, dosen
table spoons, V, dos, desaert spoons,
1 dos. teaspoons, 1 butter knife, 1
sugar ahell, regular IIS.OO n Q(l
set, on sale at 09i9U
Roarera Kalvee and Fork,
Grape. Orevlock and Hherwood
patterna, regular II. I)
per dosen. aale price...
$2.49
One lot odd tableapoor
larger pleoes, special
at
' and
I5c
Astonishing Values in
Corsets
t( OSD rLO.OH
For Saturday we offer broken lines
of sites in such well known mod
els as Lyra. LaVWa and Nemo
Corsets, none worth
less than $5, on sale at
Welt made Corsets in
batiste, medium and
with lace and ribbon
long hip, four
.arters at
DeBetols Bra.; Meres, made pf best
quality cambric, embroidery
trimmed at top with, medallions
set in, across front. Regular
$1.00 value, on sale ft fist
JJ
S3eOU
coutil and
high tops,
trimming.
$1.00
Saturday, at.
' Saturday Specials m
Hair Goods
20 to 22-Inch Wavy Switches of
select quality, all long hair
and short stem, Jl.CO litlg
value, Saturday, at. . . . UeJ
24-lnch Triple Wavy Fine Hair
Switches. 13.00 val- f(
ue. Saturday, at. . . VaWeUU
2-lnch Triple Wavy Fine Hair
Switches, $5 value, fe) yr
Satnrday, at
A 26-lnch French Brittany Wavy
Triple Stem Switch, guaran
teed 17.00 value, (M (
Saturday, at irlees)
Rate DraaartaMS. MaaJeorlaa;.
Paptal MtMasa, S.ap !.
aaeatta. .VssiB(eaeala sr 'baae.
Leather "Goods and
Jewelry
Beaded Baps, actually worth from
13.00 to fS, specially -f Q
priced Saturday, at...vAeUe7
$2.50
50c
BROOCHKS.
ineyTe very gtyiisn nght now.
IoslUveIy worth 1 Mich.
Special Saturday, at. : . . .
L HATH test S40H.
New shapes and styles. Real Seal.
Real Walrus, Real I'ln Seal, etc.
Three to Ave vanity C CI Q
fittings. Worth to H. JaQea0
As exceptionally fine lot ot real
leather bags. Included are regu-
lar $3.00 bags that are slightly
shop-worn. Choice Q-g A,
Saturday, at... UAeUl
Art Needlework
1UIRD FLOOR.
104 Hand Kmbroidered Kofa Pillows,
cord or fringe, emeroiaerea in sua.
Hand Crocheted Dresser
Kcarf. with lloea crntre.
eoihroldereJ In French,
and Eyelet, tl 0 value.
Ketertay SU.ee
(.'olurabia Yarns In r
iantnn. Jtt 4 and I foltl.
MhrllanJ and feaxony. lin
value, skctn a
finished with
IJ.iO value.. IJIN
Pwl Luster Embroidery
Close in India and four
Ctrand. good color, reg
aler price I for 6. atur
rly. 4 fr Se
Stamped and Tinted Sofa
Pillow Tops and bark on
Art Deniii.. lu floral and
Conventional tlrslgns.
He duality, Saturday. 15
Ribbon Barnalns
Save some money oa Ribbons Fatnrday. Fanny Warp
Prinla. Two-Toned ', Moires. inches wide: t-Uchf
Moire, good colors) also Heavy Benaallna. high lustra,
all the good shades for rallMnerv and dressea. worth
up to o yard, choice gatwrday. at.
per yard
29c
axrs w a n t motj irrrx boas rev.
For Saturday w offer Marabou and Ostrich
piaia iru.iti rKH uou, worth rn, and
up io is. id. at only WWW
a !
75c
Clean-Up Specials
Good Shoes
MAIW FLOOR
Men's Shoes
Odds and ends of various good
makes. Also our special, "Oak
Hall" line In all the new styles
and lasts. Button and lace In the
English flat, lasts or the high
toes. All sfzeB. Worth to $3.60
pair. Special Satur
" day, at
Women's Stylish Shoes
Made of tan calf skin. Some nf the
very newest styles In this lot,
consisting of English flat lasts,
storm calf, with, high and low
heels. Worth to 15.00. On sale
Saturday for just 4 Ci
one-half price ; $uo J
Children's Fine Shoes
Well made of patent leather and
gun metal. Sises S to tf ia
11. Special Saturday, at7le'if
Boys' Strong Shoes
Oun metal calf welt, built to stand
hard wear, neat last, sizes 2 H
to 6; special Satur- fl-.. in
day, at ).llf
Women's Knitted Slippers
For Saturday we offer 250 pairs of
Women's Knitted Slippers, all
sises; special, Jfj
Unusual Bargains in .
Kayser Gloves
MAI FLOOR.
Women's Leatherette Glores
About 50 dozen In the lot, some
slightly soiled, but all perfect
Genuine Kayser Guaranteed
Washable Leatherette Oloves.
Plain white, white with contrast
ing backs, others with fancy em
broidered backs. A few colors In
the lot Limited quantity for
merly priced at 69c, 75c and 85c
pair. Your choice Satur- if QA
day whUe they last. at... 1 JC
Women's Kid Gloves .
Consisting of ends of Unas of higher
priced Gloves, tn about all colors.
Value In thla lot up to $1.75. Not
all sizes In every style, but every
size included In the lot. Choose
early as the supply ia limited.
Every pair steciallv ij-fl ft ft
priced Satutdiy, at..?XeUU
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