THE IJKK: OMAHA, FRIDAV. JANUARY , VMo.
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By MELLIFICIA.
Thursday, January 28, 1915.
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Mm. Jeromo Mssse. A basket of pink
iom waa used an th table cnlrpifce.
j. r. w. nub.
Mlse Thenna, Kill Has hostess at th
Wtular mertlna: of the J. F. V. rlub thla
afternoon. After the usual current toplca
prritram there a a ahrt muslraj given
by Memlamea Therma Kllla, E. O. Amee,
U Mclr and C. J. Hubbard.
Eelief Kensington.
The Went ramam Circle of the Hclalan
Relief met thla afternoon with Miss Je
e Millard. About thirty membera wore
presrnt and two well filled boxes were
completed and aena off to the war tone.
HE ahsencn of the military men has made a hole In the social circle
bU winter, try to disguise it as we may. The army officers have
not for jeire cut the figure tn our town affairs that they onco
did that thry did In the eld Fort Omnha days when there was
! en army act that drew its own lines, and entrance to which, eras a much
i-ought-after privilege but even tho Inconvenience of transit to and from
Fort Crook never ferloutdy interrupted the interchange of entertainment
I chilltles. Vet. it's a long way to Texas, and the Mexican border, and the
I brass-buttoned contingent haa become tilniORt an scarce as the proverbial
J needle in a baycUvlc. As a consequence, the hostesses are beginning to
J realiie how handy it was to have a few eligible young captains and lleu-
j tenants always within call, and always with plenty of time at tbelr dis-; nedy and will return to her home 8tur
' posal to dovote to visiting out-of-town guests. They'll be back some of
. . . . .... ... , ... . . , , , I A aon was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kdwli
.1 tnese nne uays. ana ine miniary iiavor win ue cumtaica ojuui ucio m
offset the depressing influence of the dread militarism abroad..
Pergonal Mention.
Mrs. Charles I). Hrton plana to Irave
Tuesday of next week for a visit with
her parenta in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Isao Raymond of Lincoln la a
aueat at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
C'onnell. Mra. Raymond rame uo Wed-
Kdwln
T. Murphy thla morning at their home.
3111 Leavenworth atreeL
. Fine Arts Lectnre.
' f "Beauty. Truth and Goodness" will be
t the subject of 1'rot I. D. Ptoiighton Itol
i horn's lecture !ctore, the Fine Arta eo-
Iety, Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Thla
lecture, which will be given at the
t Tour.g Women's Christian sssoclatlon
1 auditorium, will be the foundation tor
the remaining two numbers of the series.
I which will be on "The Philosophy of tho
! Fifth and Fourth Centurlea, H. C."
4 Prof, llolborn la a lecturer who Is b-
aorbed- In the meaning rather than the
j detail of hla subjects, and his talks arc
I being enthusiastically received by the
Fine Arta society members.
! Joint Operatic Recital.
Miss Louise Le Duron of the V.oston
i mnA Ahorn flranH Oner f-mitnanlea And
j Mr. Arthur Wheatley of the Covent Onr
' den, London, will appear In a point oper
! aUo recital Thursday evening. February
4, at the Young Women's Christian as-
aoclaUoD. The concert will b given un
! der the direction of Miss lVllth Martin.
; Reservations for this event have been
; made by the following: - I'
F. B. Cowglll, Uenrge Johnston,
I Frtgar Hcott. William Hchmuller,
! Herbert Rogers. T. B. Meyer,
Harry Ourkley. Ir. A. D. Iunn.
. Judre J. J. Hultlvan, Hlumund Lamlfhr rg,
A. M Borslum. Jean Gilbert Jones.
lr, Paul Ludington, WaUer B. Oraham.
Mrs. William Bears Poppleton.
Mlssee Mlsse
; lieultth Dnl Turner, Henrietta Re.-s,
. Jssate Csnaway, Madge West.
Woman's Club Kensington.
! The Omaha Woman's club gave n ken-
sington this afternoon at the club rooms
j In the Metropolitan hall It was an In-
) formal affair, given under the direction
j of the house and ' home committee, of
' which Mrs, Edward Jonnson la the chair.
1 man. The afternoon was spent in hem-
: mlng tea towels for the club's llncu col
Section, after which refreshments were
j served. The attendance was not as, large
j aa expected, owing ti the extreme
t weather.
held nt the home of Mrs. Ada Itta.
Those present Wedneaday were:
Meedamea Mesdamea
da itta, Cleorge Perry,
Nellie Jonnson, Mary Reed,
da Brown, leona Nve,
Charles Itedencrog Klennor Haskell,
The Burhelar Olrla' 8. O. D. H club
waa entertained at whist Tuesday even
ing by MIm Irene Durncll. The members
are:
Misses Misses
Elizabeth fllMinger, Mlllsn Lnlamphus,
LJIxabeth Mcl)or- Mayltclle Berka,
mott. Bi bs Watson,
Ames Mi-Noll, . Bianrho HI wood, '
Ktlwl Clark, , Ida Bcannell,
(Srelchen llaminn.' Jtuth Cowdery,
IJlllsn liamann, "- Irene Burnell.
Josephine Yates,
For New York Guest.
Mrs. Peter Klvad gave a luncheon, fol
lowed by an Grpheum party, today In
honor of Mrs. E. L. flt. Jotin of New
York City, the guest of Mrs. Karl Beards
ley. A low mognd of Airs. Ward roses
was used aa the table centerpiece and
(hose entertained were;
Mesdnmes Mesrinfnes
R 1. .St. John, John Lirut-c.
lOarl Betrsley, ' .1. M. lillchrlst. .
Oeorge Rsmiixf-n, P. J. Mlttlebach.
O. U JIarte.
Spring luncheon
Miss MaiKaret Uaom'gave an attrao
tlve limc'nwiii today at her home. A yel
low color arheme Waa followed In the
table ' decomtlons with yellow shaded
candles and it centerpiece of yellow tulips.
Misa itaum's Ruests were:
Misa-s
Menie lavls,
Kllxaleth Davis.
Marlon Pli-rce of
lafayettn, Ind.
KiiKPiilit Wultmore,
Mesilnnu-s
lliiruld Prliihctt,
Misses
Mildred Duller,
Alice Carter.
Mildred Rogers,
lullxnbeth Bruce.
Masdnim-B
Jack Webster.
Dinner Dance. '
An elaborately appointed dinner lll ba
given thla evening hy . Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Keellne, at lhelrf home on Houth
Thirty-ninth street. The' guests will be
seated at small tables, which will ba
decorated with yellow shaded candla
placed on mounes of moes, Tha moss
mouiitia will hold sprays of spring
flowers. Large yellow butterflya will
lejiung In the center of the room and
from these small yellow bmterflys will
, be stretched to mark the placea of the
r nests. An tnformsl dance will fallow the
dinners. Covers will be' placed for the
members of one of .the winter bridge
clubs and their husbands, whl :h will
include:
Messrs. and MeUme
i-orge Rerilck. Ixmlee Clarke,
John Madden, Ross Towle,
John Kedlck. iKsnlse Uarkalow.
- Mil. tosao Raymond o Lincoln, - i
MlM Uixabeth. VbgWb)
Mr. fn Gallagher, ;
, Mr. LUner Kedlck. )
Entertains Kensington Club.
Mrs. L. M. Russum entertained the
members of the L. M. R. Kensington
club at luncheon at her horns Wednes
day. Mrs. 8. M. Monroe waa the guest
ol' the club. The club will be entertained
by Mrs.( J. K. Dugan In two weeks. The
members are: .
Mosdames - ' Mcsdamea
W. J. Travw. . '. M. Klussru, 1
c J. Raiser, V: Welngand, '
J. K. Butler, J. IS. iMignn. . .,
L. M. Uussum.' ' ff. J. liruwn, '. '
To Attend Yale Prom. . ' '
Mrs. Ernat Kldred Hart " 111 leave for
the east on February 3. for a two' weeks'
visit, BliS will chApcron her dn'-ghter.
Mlrs Clara Mart, to 'he Yale prom.' Mtsa
Alice Jaqulth will be a Member r Mrs
Hart's party. . ; . .'.' :
For the Future.'- ' v- ' "
The Prettiest Mile (lolf Wuh have Issued
Invltatlona for their third dancing party
of the season to be given a' the Prairie
Park club house. . Thursday evening.
February i.
Tha Ladles' Aid society of the Churcl) j
o the Cocenant Will give a chicken pie i
dinner Friday evening between the hours '
of fc and S, at the church, Twenty-seventh
snd Pratt streets. '. ' j
The U'.N'ul Ami club will entertain at i
an infonnsl dam lug party at the Metro
politan hall Sunday evening. !
Mra. F. D. Cooiier and George Compton
will give a recital Friday evening at I
o'clock, at the North Omnha Methodist
church. Others eitlm In the program
ore Mrs. Knudsen, A a new Knudnen
Gmrgi llaynoids, Mises l'arl Blair.
Kumy Kalb and Kthvl Paswaii.
I'ruf. I. B. Muualitun Holbuin will de
i!ir ti lectarv uu "'Tho liif.k liiaiua"
1'iiday afleruooi) al III octo.k. at the
Milled Heart uiademy, Thlrty-s.xih and
l.'irt strMt. The lecture m-l. i glen
i ixler the auspices of the Sscii-J Heart
H.i.nuiae.
Entertains at Briafce.
Mis. rJil.r A. 11, ml 11 gave a small
bridge party this i(ttrnoin. The rooms
v ere abloom s It h red rows and four
tuulcs acre (ilaord fos thr ki'n .
Change of Residence.
Mr. and Mra. W. B. M.-4 'oriuick iv
ii svlr.g Omaha to reside In tin- cant. Mr.
MrCorinkk and children are vUltlng tn
MniT'stown, where Ihey will b tor sev
nl weeks, snd Mr. McCormlck is at the
Omaha club. Tht-ir home at 3Juu fent.-r
lret W for sale, but Mis. Mi'Curmhli
(.km to return to dismantle her house
U U spring. Sir. McCurrnk k will b out
and in Omaha for mnw tune.
Pleasures Pat
'I l.t- liiuwnte cluo as eiuei lain-1! Wed-
iiiut:y attiiixKij y httm I. la Biuv.n. j
'!!.' I'fizvii we. nui'W-.l la l h, i!-.
I' u Broan. AOs l.iil'a, Lleiemr li J; li; I. !
'i t.- l.l t meitiiiK ui llif c ul '.) ',
For Miss Hostetler.
Complimentary to Miss trances Hooh'
stetler, Mrs. Freeman P. Klrkendall en
tertalned nt luncheon today. Paring
flowera decorated the table and the
guests were:
Misses Misses
Frances lloi'hatstler, Kugenle Patterson.
Annn Clifford, l.ucile Bacon.
Marion Kuhn, Htelle Thununel,
AUi Jaqulih, lOlcannr Hall,
Blanche Deuel, - Harriet Mets. '
Dancing Parties Tonight. .
The Rajah club Is giving a dancing
party thla evening at Turpln'a.
The Psgalco club will 'entertain at the
Metropolitan club tonight.
Informal Luncheon,
Mrs. Robert L. Huntley entertained
very Informally, at luncheon today for
Investors with money read the Real Ea-
tate ada In The Bee. Advertise youi
property for a quick sale.
OMAHA GIRLS HEAR
THE CANNON ROAR
Hay and Night They Can Feel the
Ground Tremble from Discharge
of Guns Near Mulhausen.
SAFE IN NEUTRAL COUNTRY
' Hearing the ronr of cannon and feeling
the ground tremluts almost constantly
from the discharge of big guns. Is the
frequent experience of two Omaha girls
near the F.uropesn war sone. They are
Klenor Carpenter, daughter of Mrs. M
K. Carpenter, and Margaret Wright,
daughter of W. 8. Wright. For over a
ear thry have been studying st Lucerne,
Hwitxerland
"Can you Imagine." Miss Carrenter
writes home, "how safe you would feel
In Omnha, If almost dally you plainly
heard the thunder of cannon and felt the
'round tremble, and knew that as nesr
"ou ss Lincoln hostile armies were trying
to blow each other to pieces?
"At first, we were frightened by the
distant booming of big guns and th
earth tremors, which continued all nigh,
sometimes, and which we could feel even
while In bed, trying to sleep. But the
irtlllere battles continued, and as soon as
we teamed that they were not spprosch
liie us and could do V" no tsrrn. ws be
came accustomed to the booming and
vibration and paid little' attention to It.
However, you can rest assured that we
did hot travel In that direction."
Are I etra Coantrr.
The Omaha girls say they are mighty
e-lad they happened to be In a neutral
country when the war stsrted. Although
the cannon battles they hear and feel are
probably taking .place around Mulhausen.
In Alsace, fifty or sixty miles from Lu
cerne, between the French snd German
armies, they feel quite safe, because
Switzerland so far has maintained its
neutrality, hen .not been Invaded by any
of the warring armies, and experts to
continue free from.wsrfare within Its
borders.
M'ra Carpenter snd Miss Wright are
with several other girls from- Nebraska
towns, and have been enjoying private
tutoring snd travel in Bwltsertand and
nearby points. Recently they journeyed
to a town In that part of Germany which
Is peaceful and studied there a short
time. They expect to remain abroad until
late In the summer.
Little Mary Floen
Dies from Injuries
Received at School
Mary Floen. the S-yesr-old daughter of
Mr. snd Mrs. John Floen, Th'rty-fifth
and X streets, died st the South Omaha
hospital at 3 o'clock yesterday from
Injuries received Tuesday when she
tripped and fell headlong into a pan of
scalding water, which was being used by
the Janitor. In the hallway of the West
Skle schoool. '
t'oaaheal for Three Years.
A grateful suffeier writes: "Your medi
cine, Dr. King's New Ulscovcry, cured
my cough of three yeara' atundlng." 60c.
All druggists. Advertisement
Woman Disappears
from City Mission
The mysterious t'lsnprcnrunce of Mrs.
l)ella Krouse, sometimes known bs Mrs.
Welch, from the City Mission, has
prompted the officials of the mission to
ask for hebp In locating tho missing one.
Mrs. Krouse left last Tuesday. Fho Is
about 4 years of age. five feet and three
Inches in height and weighs shout 136
pounds. Blie walks lnme on left sidehas
blue eyes snd bliirk hair, wore light
brown suit and brown veil. She is the
wife of Clmrles Kro'l'e.
ARTISTIC PORTRAITS
REMBRANDT STUDIO
90th and Tarnam.
rkons D. 3348, Boom 3. Baldrige Sldf.
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A ilaiK e frot it of plus KolUenrod sallu,
is tiiliuld wl'.U m fi'rfv skirt of
pliHitii ai htii' i,ilk' vellli ' v, the rallu. A
boltTi. o : t 'tick velvet, liic 'uwrr edgt
scailoi i ll, rtillfi er a wide crush girdle
of the i''nk (tlm iiUh U uttiactlvnly
HUli.iHK.I lih pink roses and buds.
! crTicr Fifit Half-
I uUu Mile, s for
X. . eh aai!tianal wife thsrs.
. sittr for the tistaact fu
1 rids. chsrje tor call- I
j in or retutnlnf. I
Ws'ttsr Tine at Rats
I- of ei:53 Tr Meur.
j -Taat s Our estlce"
j I 1re.lHne lu.t. tl. I
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Ladies' Dainty Neckwear
I.aaaaerea rllar Atae OSSs aa Baas
In lelea Secawear Values to e.
ibn. Choice Friday, each
Y eatees, Cellars flight! soiled. Which
launder beautifully. Values up in.
to Tie. Choice at lvv
uv mm l usa mmnk-kt i,ui., hMMi J w iib 1 1 BWi
Ha r Goods Special
20-Iaeh - Xatarat Wary Swltehea Or
ian hair absolute
fine selected hums
sanitary. Can be used for all
,-ly
n n
style coiffures. Positively DMC
worth i,6". choice rriaay at..
PRE-INVENTORY CLEARING SALES IN BARGAIN BASEMENT FRIDAY
Odds, ends, remnants, broken lines of sizes and
varied seasonable merchandise lowered to the minimum
'for quick clearance.
Sales unusual in their scope and prices extraor
. dinary in their lowness combine to make these Friday
vents truly notable.
A Sweeping Clearance
Silks and Vel?ets
600 Yards of Printed Foulard
On dark (rounds. Two and
three-tone colorings. f ft '
Special, yard IwC
1,200 ' Remnants Consisting ot
Silk and Velvet Remnants, Fan
cy Silks. Satins, Jacquerd Silks,
Fancy Poplins. Roman 8tripee,
Boulevard Velveta and Fancy
Velvets, all to be sold by the
piece. Each, at 25c
to
Importers' Dresa Goods Sam
plesSome matched pieces
very useful for many purposes.
Black and all colors. t g
Choice, each piece IDC
Dresa Goods. Remnants 8ult
and dress lengths. Splendid
pieces for misses' and chil
dren's frocks, boys' school salts,
separate skirts and waists.
Many light weight materials.
Ranging in value from SOc to
$1.25 per yard. Your choice,
per yard,
at
98c
49c and 29c
On One Special Table
Double Fold. Serges Navy,
brown, cream, black and copsn
hegen colors. Worth 10o - f
yard. Special, at .DC
Remnants of 36-Inch Psrcallne
Lining Good assortment of
colors, worth 1e to 23o sy
ysrd. Special Friday fC
C0ATS---A Wonderful Occasion FRIDAY
About 900 Women's and Misses' Coats, at a fraction of what
materials cost, go Friday in two lots:
All good practical styles and serviceable mate
Lot No. 1
Worth to $7.00
at $2
rials in black and colors. The materials are
Caracul Cloth, Chinchillas, Wool Mixtures, Zib
elines, etc. Large range of siies.
Lot No. 2
Worth to $12
at $3
Women's, and Misses' House Dresses-
I Ai 1 Fine gingham, chambray and percale
. iiuusc ureases in iigm auu ums. cut'
ors; high or 'low neck styled. .Worth
to $ 1.50. Special Friday.........
67c
jfti O Iloose Dresses In percale, etc., in
both light and dark patterns. Sizes
from 32 to '46. Worth to AO-
range
$1.00.
Choice Friday.
Outing Flannsl Night "Gowns Ex
tra fine material. Full sices. Are
worth to 11.00. Friday. . art
for 4oC
Bungalow Aprons Light and
dark patterns. WITH CAPS TO
MATCH. Worth 60c.
Special Friday
37c
Small Gingham Aprons Worth to
25c. A special lot of them. Fri.
day, at half price, or in i
for. each... laCC
Friday Linen
Specials
Bleached Table Clothe Hem
stitched .ends.. All pretty pat
terns, made .of foreign mercer
ized damask. Breakfast size.
Worth 89c. Special, jQg
Lunch Cloths Fancy bor
ders, fringed ends. or
Worth SOc. Friday, at....03C
Bleached Cotton Twilled Tow
eling Fancy borders. Q 1
Worth 5c yard,' special... OjC
Fancy Dollies and Hemmed Tea
Nspklno Worth 6c and 10c
each. Special, while they
last C
Scarfs and Center Pieces En
tire sample line, worth 39c and
45c each. Special, your or
choice, at '. aCdC
All-Linen Towels Odds and
ends, including guest, hand and
glass towels. Worth 15c and
26c. Special Friday,
while they, last, each.
10c
Friday
Notion !
Sale
IVsVVard !
Ul nrwlmg Milk
r rlflay, a
spool
.3Jc
drat Qaalltr Den.
Ins- !' Spe
cial Friday. f
a spool
rr ! Spe
cially priced Fri
day. 12r
each saWv
SO- VatUa Basra
Kale price 1ft
Krlday. esch..uC
Rast-Praef Dress
;iaaaa Special
Friday,
card ;
Large Raxes As
sarted Wire Hair
Plaa Friday. r
box c
Bssr Hair
Friday, -dozen.
Plaa poclal e k-,
Ctili' Creefcet
All num-
Cattaa
hers.
Spool. .
Bast " HlrkerT"
Hue gisssrtcrs ttss CeCten All
...3p';r.y: 10i
-M. K. Knit.
colors.
Ball.
3c
l.ance Pieces af .
Flastlc Special " ash Lela-
Frlday, M colors. -yard
tacb . bolts for
. I Weed a ad Amber
t'ratrhat llsaks
5C Worth to 35c e,
each, at OQ
Domestics. Sheets. Pillow Slips. Etc.
Floret tVaallt? OatlasT Flaaael
Kxtra heavy, warm, fleecy
nap; 21 in. wide. Worth
10c yard, at
STolarh Bleached a ad t Bleached
(Its Klanael Fine quel- a
tty; worth 7o yard. Friday aC
at w
Sa-laeh riaeat Qaalltr Bleaehad
Maalla, f'aaskrlc aad Laaaclath
Worth Ittc and J2te yard.
Special Friday.
iT-iaeh fsstr t halite- Trouville
trad, all perfect roods.
Full pieces, worth So
yard. Friday, at
Ftae MareeHaed Haalla Vang. sarV
iceaoie leneins. All anaaes.
Worth lie and lu yard.
Special Friday, at
5c
ehed
4c
tt94
sslk
6ic
ou villa
3ic
f. ear-
7ic
SeVIajch Bleached Muslin Fine Qual
ity, soft finish. Worth 7c At
yard. Upscial Friday, 07C
STia.' icatra' Viae ttsiaUtv' Bleached
S ha her Flaaael Extra welajht,
warm nap; ootn iidii alike.
Worth 10c yard. Special
Friday, at
ae-lach Ureas Percale Mostly light
eronnca. e,eai aois ana
figures. Special Friday,
yard. .-....
TSaS.larh Bleached Sheets Mpe
qaauty, t-inrn nems. worm
Sfa each. Friday, to
dose
efcxM-laeh Bleached Mllew Silas to
Match oooo. rrstlt Special
for Friday at,
each
lie
y lHht
44C
llije
23c
ns to
Gic
Three Extra
Special Bargains
la Basenent Dripiry Seciin
All ths Remnants of Curtain
Material Worth up to 40o r
yard. Friday, choice, at..eC
46 PIECES OF BUNGALOW
AND NOVELTY NETS Ptegu.
lar price 25c a yard.
Frldsy
12ic
About 500 Sample Curtains 1
and 1H yards long. "Worth p
25c each. Special Friday.... DC
White and Colored Wash Goods
OddY and Ends of Cotton,
and Silk and Cotton Dress
Fabrics Worth up to 25c
yard. 2 to 15-yard lengths.
Special Friday, per
yard .1UC
Remnants of Ratine, Crepe,
Voile, Poplin, Etc Another
lot for Friday's selling. 1
to 8-yard lengths. Sold
up to 19c yard, Friday. .)C
40-INCH WHITE PLAID BA
TISTE About 20 bolts left.
Sells regularly for 15c
yard. Special , Friday . . .
8ic
WHITE PIN DOT SWISS
40 inches wide. Worth 25c
yard. A special for
Friday at, the yard. .... 10C
WlM .t iu i a t i
Here and lherer. rdLimvnd Jh',vy
ill uists auu iss.
Worth to 15c per n t
pair, (or....... ...... 0yC
Extra Specials
Remnants and Sample Pisces
of Laces and Embroideries
to 1-ysrd lengths, r
Worth. 10 25c. Choice... DC
Infants' and Children's Vel
vet Bonnets Ulack and col
ors, worth to 39c each.
Special Friday, choice,
for
Sc
Cambric Embroidery, Bead
ing and Edges Up to 6
inches wide. Worth to 10c
yard,
yard .
Friday, per
3ic
Women's and Children's
Handkerchiefs Lace and
embroidery trimmed; also
initials. Worth to ni
10c each. Friday
PRE-INVENTORY CLEARING SALE IN BASEMENT SHOE DEPARTMENT-FRIDAY
BOO Fairs Misses' and Chil
dren's . slubbers Storm cut.
All sites. Worth SOc pair.
Friday, special, per
pair, only..
29c
Thousands of pairs of Men's, Women's and Children's
Rubbers; alto Children's Leggins, on Sale tt about Half Price. A
timely sale of seasonable footwear, noteworthy in savings offered.
Hundreds of Pairs of Wom
en's Fine Rubbers All A-l
quality. .Storm and low cut
Worth 60c pair. Fri
day ,
39c
WOMKVS fl.OTH Ml
RKHSMsna rat. Seara
llaed. All alera. W aria
Sl aalr. Special in.
rrsdar, at
Mra'a Rahhers Starin
or low cut. All sues.
Worth l.0( pair. Your
$S?,. 65c
MKN HLCKI.K WVKR.
HOK S'lrrrr llanl.
All slsre. Mtrlh SI. SO
air. Sar-lal 1 l(
rlaay, at as
Wears'! Rnrkl (tf
share Nearly all slues.
Worth pair. QJJ-.
Special TriJay W
rHII.DRKNW LK(ii;l!l
Brarskla aad Astrak
haat ararl but roe. Art
Werla fl.O aalr. Otr.
Sarrlal KrMar c
Wamrn'a r'rlt share
With felt oles; al.-o
rlt Sllpprrs with Off
fflt folcs, fur OC
;KK MA SUPPKRK
Worth aa'ta SI-Mt pair.
All alsra. Sprt-lal OB.
Krlda. h..r a..."''
Men's Wear for
Cold Winter Days
69c
.$1.00
25 Doten Mcn'a Heavy Fleeced svnd Ribbed
Union Suits Made with closed crotch.
Worth S1.00 suit Special Fri
day, a suit
135 Men's Wool Sweater Coats Some
tlighUy soiled. Worth $2.50 each.
Special Friday
Broken Lots of Men's Wool and Fleeced
Shirt and Drawers Worth to SI or
garment. Special Friday, at 3C
65 Dozen Men's Shirts -Broken lots of
50c and 75c Negligee) and Gotf
Shirts. Choice Friday, at
Men's and Boys' Wool and Leather Cloves
Odd and ends of all our 5oc, 75c
and Sl.oo Gloves. Choice Friday.. fcOC
35c
Men's Suits and Overcoats, $Q
Worth up to $8.50. for ........ O
About l.'K) in tlie ot. Tin Suits arc of Worsted aud Cash
mere, materials, one and two of a kind. Most all size are
included. Tho Overcoats come in plain, colore and fancy
mixtures. Shawl and convertible col
lar styles. Values in this lot up to
3.50. Special Friday, youV choice .
for
$385
250 Pairs Good Service
abla Work Pants Spe
cial Friday, per QQr
pair. . . , 70C
Men's All-Wool Mackinaw
Coats Worth $7.50 and
$10.00. Choice o qq
Friday, at. ...... $O.UO
Union Made Overalls, pair 45c
Extra Pant Boys' Suits
at a Big Saving
BOYS' TWO-PAIR-PANT SUITS
In splendid dark shades. All Nor
folk models,, many with full lined
pants. Kverv size 6 to . 17 years.
All our regular :.;0 and $4.00-
sellers on sale Friday
choice."
$2.45
BOYS BLOUSES
100 dozen for Friday's t-ale A few
slightly soiled. All made, with fitted
waistband, yoke and ; open cuff
sleeves. Light and dark patterns.
Ages b' to 14 years. 25e to 50c 1 o
values. Special Friday, choice. .OC