Nebraska Newspapers

    Till: BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1015.
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YALE AND HARYARD
FACE HARD TESTS
Elevens Which Have Both Met De
feat Will Find Leu Famons
Teams Difficult to Beat.
COLGATE AS YET UNDEFEATED
NEW TORK. Oct. .-The foot bell
elevens of Yale and Harvard, both of
which have suffered defeat thl fall, face
another hard teat tomorrow. Tha Ella
will meet the unconquared and uneeored
on Colgate team while the Crimson plays
Pennsylvania State, victors over Pennsyl
vania. Amonc the other foot ball leadera In
the east Princeton will tackle Williams;
Cornell will have Virginia Polytechnlo as
Its opponent at Ithaca; Lafayette will In
vade Philadelphia and meet Pennsyl
vania; Dartmouth lines up against Am
herst, VlUa Nova faces tha Army and
the North Carolina Axglea will try to
sink tha Navy.
Unless Tale shows a remarkable Im
provement In form, Colgate Is likely to
make the meeting between the two teams
at New Haven an Interesting one for the
Blue. Tha Hamilton eleven has proved
m a powerful scoring machine this season
and in tha four games to date has rolled
up 308 points to their opponents' sero.
With tha Princeton content only two
weeks away Tale must begin to develop
tha full extent of Its power and It may
be tha EXla will rise to the occasion to
morrow. From the records of the two
teams this fall, Colgate is a logical
favorite, but the Blue has plenty of
power and material for a strong com
bination If the team can find itself.
Harvard Has Hard Game.
Harvard succeeded In holding Pennsyl
vania State to a tie game last season,
but will face a harder problem tomor
row since the Crlsmson squad Is not as
strong as in 1914. while Pennsylvania
Stat has given plenty of evidence of Its
power this autumn by defeating Pennsyl
vania and scoring a one-sided victory
over its other opponents. Cornell ex
posed the weak points in the Cambridge
combination last Saturday and tha de
feat at the hands of the Ithaca, players
probably has been beneficial to the Crim
son. Players and coaches alike may be
expected to be on edge In this contest
and it is not unlikely that Harvard will
coma back strong against Pennsylvania
State, making the outcome of tha game
problematical.
The leading- gamea in tha east tomor
row with the scores of the 114 contests,
where the same Institutions met on the
gridiron, are as follows:
Colgate at Tale. T to 49.
Penn State at Harvard. IS to IS.
Virginia Poly at Cornell, did nut play.
Williams at Princeton, 7 to 7.
lAfayette at Pennsylvania, 0 to 0.
Villa Nova at Army, 0 to 41.
North Carolina Aggies at Navy, 14 to 18.
Dartmouth at Amheret, SZ to 0.
Vermont at Brown, 9 to 29.
Rutrera against Springfield at Newark,
did not play.
Gettysburg at Lehigh, did not play. ,
Rhode Island at Union, did not play.
Allegheny at Pittsburgh, did not play.
Worcester Poly at Wealeyan, 0 to 14.
Lebanon at Ursinus, did not play.
Colby at Maine university, 14 to 0.
Hastings College
Wins from Cotner
HASTINGS, Neb.. Oct. 29. (Special
Telegram.) Hastings college defeated
Halllgan's Cotner team K to 6 this after
noon. The first touchdown came after
Hastings had held Cotner for downs.
White made a thirty-yard run and Prince
went over for a touchdown. Dunlap In
tercepted four of Cotnera forward passes
and ran them all for touchdown. Oalt
also Intercepted one and ran across the
goal line.'
White kicked one goal after touch
down and Crouch two. Strain scored
Coiner's only touchdown after they had
successfully executed a pass for thirty
yards. Prince, Martin and White were
the stars. Referee, Rath bone, umpire,
Lawlcr.
Though outweighed Hastings High
school triumphed over Nelson caVge of
Nelson, 14 to 1J, today. Captain Owens
of Nelson played In whirlwind fashion
for the visitors, but the others showed
lack of training. Schllck. Renner and
Pouleon were tha Hastings stars.
Mercantile l.eaaa.
NEB. CLOTHINO CO.
1st. 1. M. Tot.
Huntley ...1.S4 1 4 127 430
Pte6er ,.1 lid 138 41
Vkiw Ul 14 U4 43
Harrloon ..11 1M l'W X74
Soderholm .1P9 ITS 1S 6
Totals.. ..V TV 7W lis
ORCHARD WILHCLM.
1st. M. M. Tot.
Waikiin ....i m isa r9
Klrffer ,....1 1M Ul ST7
Malm 1 Ibi 134 421
Frederick ,.1M' 12 1?4 4W
C Smith.. ..168 1S8 1M 4R
Handicap ..311
Totals.. ..704 821 W7 223J
THOS. KILPATRICK CO.
... lt- Id. S.I. Tot.
HI KS 114 4f
MrManus ..140 lJ 4t 461
Laraen ....lflO JM lw 4M
Ihanup ....yn m 1Sfi
Menginan .13 Htf i?& 49s
Totals... fis; 7? "7M X35
DREXEt. SHOE CO
. ls- 2i 3d. Tot.
Story 14 . 167 470
rmmronr 1:19 l.m 118
Thomas in jso
17 1 1 151
Rlchey ....134 jw JW
Handicap .. is is jg
SS7
4K4
41
439
M
Totals..
M. K.
Maaflko .
Meek
Klrkham
Bushnell
W'tergard
..7?9 748 7W tT
SMITH CO.
1st. td. 3d. Tot
.113 141 1M 404
..1.15 ISO VJ2 4,17
..1S2 1 174 4M
..?. rW 11 fw
.1.0 150 18 4s
Totals. ...7;,? 4 fnf
WORLD-HERALD.
lt. M. M Tnl
508
m
475
27
Helntia ,...2i2 178 ii-
rVr..:::;;- i?
ToUls. :K8 826 847 2440
r,. . 1st. l. M. Tot
- .... .,u .. ,13 1s
Harrison .. l? 122 107
140 127 I.U
113 148 148
17 178 181
15 15 16
Zlexa
R"dy ....
Kolls
Handicap
4S8
SNi
4'T
B04
45
Totals...
FORD
Fsmple ...
Wilson ...
Kinney ..
Davidson
R"e ....
Copcnh've
. 781 707 710 2t48
MOTOR CO.
it. in. S1. Tot.
. 14"! 108 2H
. 148 158 HI
104
. 111 141 ...
. 119 184 198
1W 159 189
418
104
7
448
463
Tot.ls ... 88 788 781 2212
vr ,wt- M M Tot.
1 ineKy ... ifi ng if,s
?"rke 1J 14s ,07
Kksnkey .. Ji 1(50 210
Murphy .. 1S4 150 148
414
Fl
482
Totsls ... fJ -on 73 .o
BROWNIXO-KINO
1st 2d. 3d. Tot
Pfsnfleld . 144 127 1F8
Miller 184 17R 62 471
Burgess .... 16s
Beyson ... ...
Hoover ... 1M
IVyle .... 18 160
Handicap , (1 M
... !S
l. 1
lr 441
108 ST
M 17t
Totals.... 731 8Z1 747 2301
Mitit Leagae.
OMAHA.
Tilnxr ...
HI quist .
totson
Anderson
Kopple ...
1st 2d.
1 112
17
l
M7
101
113
8ft
134
144
Sd Tot.
1 jsi
1X1
349
1
343
Ul 3MI
Totals ... 28 K83 6U0 1711
MOOSE.
1st. 2d. 3d. Tot
Ed'son .... l'7 12S 11 34
Walker .. 95 K8 87 140
A. ITrhal.. 12 117 94 34
, anerk
S perry
Totals.... 4-48 877 662 1887
118 11 IIS SA3
.. 102 150 15 611
Nefwlg .
Wlttlg .
Plckal ..
Burkh'dt
Weiss ...
LOTAK
1st. 1.1. d. Tot.
17 148 l!8
1(1 125 134
114 104 118
134 88 1ST.
, 139 140 1
500
36
S8
347
467
Totals.... 48 814 741 SOW
ORlBR.
1st. 2d. Sd. Tot.
Hall 148 119 188 4
Cllnger .. 78 92 1 50 290
Wheeler .. 152 127 131 410
Redman .. 120 147 11 428
Straw 107 101 96 203
Totals.... (V 66 S4 1846
Omaha tttgs.
JETTBR'8 OLD A5K
1st. 2d. Sd. Tot
518
53
340
517
561
223
nlier 158 189 2!1
Uland 192 ano 190
Oodey ......185 178 ...
Stuns 1CT IX) 170
Zarp 179 189 213
Zlmmrman ... ... Xtt
Toman 173 171 19 514
Cochran ...la) 1M U7 M
Totals ....886 gr M 2703
WROTH CAFK.
1st. 3d. Sd. Tot.
."nomas ...ZX 111 JM
Undsev ....153 ltvl 149 V
Hanson ....170 l'W 157 51
Teal lffl 19 SH) Ml
Fanton ....199 13 174 5&
Totals ....Rl 8H8 274
tork Yards l.esr.
U. . T. CO.
1st. 2d. S.I. Tot.
King 189 W7 18) 45
Miller 146 251 l.r4 547
le Young. 10t 117 i V-u
McCartnn .120 98 YM 3f4
Bernard .. 150 IX 13 t
Totals.... 714 7i 146 1113
1
QT. WEST. COM. CO.
Peterson
Shaw go .
Rover ...
81 ate
1st 21
147 H2 121
128 187 119
115
138 153 156
W. Tot.
410
.V14
1U
518
Tit
Neilson .. IIS 198 202
Sailing Ill 141
Totals.... 4 769 788 2143
TAOO BROS.
1st. 2d. 3d. Tot.
Kelts 127 195 149
Tagg US 12 119
Wil son .. lw 1J6 133
Klnyon ... 128 1S1.
Johtson
183
ij 11S 184
471
394
17
8
475
ToUls S61 913 1019 2793
M ET7.
1st. Sd. Sd. Tot.
Bowers 135 135
J. Jsrosh...l83 173 165 501
Huntlngtn .278 11 171 5"1
Conrad ....127 187 141 4(
Neal 203 192 199 S73
Hamrstrm ... 189 223 41
Totals ....906
BRAND K8
Ost
FTitschar
Orlhble .
Lefler ...
Cox
Kennedy
..171
..184
..180
..1S1
..135
S52 899 26M
STARS.
Sd. Sd. Tot.
181 10 542
158 200 542
19S 187 B2
fS2 156 688
207 11 ba
TotaU ....821 r7S 923 J717
LUXUS
1st. 2d. Sd. Tot.
Oolf 189 188 159 636
Doherty ...177 162 178 517
McCarthy .170 159 1S8 4M
Wartchow .lf8 191 175 564
Learn 172 152 148 472
Totals ....906 S62 813 2676
STORZ.
. lt. 2d. Sd. Tot.
Martin 153 198 156 637
Terrell 167 128 284 65
Cain 213 187 163 XI
Totals.... 626 70 717 2103
GREAT WESTERN.
1st. Sd. Id. Tot.
Teterson . 1-18 148 124 4'4
Sailing ... 1 113 12H 384
Slate 126 116 126 38
Nelson .... 12 175 118 4T
Straw 100 ... 147 ShS
Bleser 106 ... U8)
Totals.... 51 666 841 1948
WOOD BROTHERS
1st 2d. 3d. Tot
Clark 164 186 141 441
Zlball 137 165 147 449
Roth 140 142 123 4M
Itif 165 187 142 474
Klnch 129 185 165 459
Totals ...736 776 717 22J7
MELADT RROS.
1st 2d. Jd. Tot
Olson 211 151 164 540
Melsdy .... 67 130 65 2i3
Quilfay ....188 142 1!9 4"7
Nelson ....143 121 113 377
Cahlll 123 130 111 S64
Totals ...680 874 9o2 1906
OH MT.
1st. 2d. 3d. Tot.
Housman ..185 1 74 1 48 457
M. Rout. ...12 149 156 481
R. H'sem'n 143 126 1M 4 14
Belding ....164 117 172 443
Totals ...658 688 6 1763
OH MB.
1st. 2d. Sd. Tot.
Finch 178 147 13 487
Rlenhorst .152 179 157 438
Dross 147 17 148 4 :2
McKale ....198 200 156 661
Totals ...675 643 623 11
E. M, Pollard Says
Me Will Make the
Race for Governor
LINCOLN. Oct 29 TRrve'elal T1.
Ernest M. Pollard of Nehawka will be
a candidate for the republican nomina
tion ror governor, according to a letter
received by S. C. Baseett of Qlbbon from
Mr. Pollard, made publlo here this after
noon. Arrfi.nitiir.1 i.i.M.. ...
x . ... ... ...... s.L, iifieonieq
at the Nebraska state fair petitioned Mr.
-oiiara 10 enter the race and after con
sidering the matter he has so decided,
according to his letter to Mr. Bassett
Governor. Makes a
Hit with Some Suffs
LINCOLN. Oct. 29 fPneclnl T1m
While Governor Morehead did not please
some or me women of Nebraska because
he refused the suffrage petition pre
sented to him by the cross-country hik
ers, he appears to hv mtn
solid with tha women of MuMihuit.
receiving a moitan tndav -
"Thirty Massachusetts women extend
grateful appreciation of your- refusal to
sign suffrage petition. (Signed)
"MRS. JOHN BALCH.
"President Woman Anti-Suffrag-e Asso
ciation." The governor now wishes he had at
tended that governors' meeting held In
Boston a few weeks ago.
Hoping for a Game
Thanksgiving Day
The Central High school foot ball team
is still dickering with the Grand Island
High school for a game here Thanks.
.giving day. The high school authorities
attempted to schedule several Missouri
nd Kansas elevens for this date, but'
without success. If Grand Island cannot 1
be secured for the date, some strong !
Iowa team will be signed up. Several !
teams have offered to play Omaha on
tha home grounds, but these were passed
up because the high school authorities
wished the team to play at home.
Edward Doherty returned to practice
Thursday evening. It was thought at
first that he would be unable to take
part in the Tork game, but he asserts
that he has fully recovered from his at
tack of tonsllltls.
NOTED RUNNING HORSE SOLD
FOR, FIFTEEN THOUSAND
LEXINGTON, Ky., Oct. 29. Ballot, son
of Voter and reputed one of the greatest
thoroughbred race horses of modern
times, today brought 15,600 at tha sale of
stallions, brood mares and yearlings be
longing to the estate of the late James B.
Haggln and quartered at the Elmendorf
farm. . Ballot, who won more than
J 160, 000 for the late James R. Keene, was
purchased by Major Thomas C. McDowell
of tha Ashland stud of this city.
Second in Importance at the sale today
was the disposal of Hessian, another
stallion with an enviable record as a sire.
Ha was purchased by A. G. Leonard of
this city for 13.600, while Imp Sain, the
other stallion to be sold at this sale,
brought 12,900 and was bid In by George
J. Long, the Louisville, Ky., turfman.
Of the mares, Blush Rose was pur
chased by J. E. Madden of New York
and Lexington for 22.100. Imp Colonial, a
winner on the English turf a number of
yeans ago, but lately used In the stud of
tha Haggln estate, brought 12,600. She
was purchased by W. O. Parmer of Nash
ville. Tenn. A bay colt by Imp Sain was
bought by G. A. Cochran of New York
for 12.200.
Tha sale was held in the paddock at
Elmendorf and was attended by almost
very thoroughbred breeder and owner of
consequence In the west as well as by a
number of prominent eastern horsemen.
Crlf Waals to Swap.
Dutrtnsr the coming winter Manager
Griffith will make a strenuous effort to
Uaaa ootb Ray Morgan and Joe Boebl-
ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
IN STREET AT ALLIANCE
ALLIANCE. Nob.. Oct 29.-(8peclal.)-Market
week visitors were treated to an
exhibition of real pugilism this afternoon
when In a roped arena on Main street Ray
Tompkins, white, and Tode Curl, oolored.
fought a five-round draw before 600 spec
tators, the colored man drawing first
blood and having a shade the better of
the argument Phillip Zobel, 80 years of
age. boxed Len Pllklngton and G. C. At
will wrestled one fall as preliminaries.
The horse show, in which about fifty of
Box Butte's choice horses were entered,
was ample evidence that the French buy
ers who have been here all summer did
not get all of the good horse in this
county. Draft horses from the Kibble
ranch, Lester's saddle horses and Zedl
ker's running horses took first money.
The formers' Institute will hold sessions
in the new court house tonight and tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS TO GIVE TEN
THOUSAND FOR CONVENTION
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 29. Breweries of St.
Louis today agreed to contribute SlO.OuO
to the 1100,000 fund belm subscribed to
secure the republican national conven
tion for Bt. Louis and SlO.uQO to a simu
lar fund being raised to secure the dem
ocrats national convention. ' Tha total
subscription to each fund now amounts
to 4V3.0GO.
The campalg nto bring one or both na
tional conventions to St Louis will be
made a statewide affair. It is planned
to have the entire S2O0.O0O subscribed by
November 11
JOE STECHER AND
HDSSAHEHATCHED
Contest for Which the Fans Have
Been Clamoring is Staged
by Melady.
PLACE IS HOT YET DECIDED
Yousslf Hussane and Joe Stecher may
wrestle in Omaha soon.
Tha contract for the match ha been
signed, and Gene Melady Is given the
privilege of staging the contest In any
city he sees fit Omaha Is to be given
h preference, but If the city commis
sioners insist on a prohibitive percentage
for which Commissioner Butler Is now
holding out. It may have to be taken
elsewhere. The contract calls for the
match on or before December S under
the management of Melady.
After the match at Lincoln Thursday
night Jack Curley came to Omaha, where
with Joe Hetmanek. mannrer t
Stecher. and Qn Melady he was in con
ference most or the day.
This la the match for which the Omaha
fans have been pulling for some time.
These two met 1 once before and there
has always been a dispute as to the end.
Stecher claimed Hussane fouled him.
This match will not h nn in v. 11.
- W..W ... .. .1
one of tha men is not in condition .t
any rata. Jo Stecher u i
j..t. gm u ven
dition and tha same may be sajd about
xiuasane..
With tha cltv demanding 80 n.-
for the use of tha Auditorium. It cannot
ba held here, as the wrestler r-t m
per cent and tha promoter cannot put
the match across for the other 10 per
cent 80 Melady has It In his contract
that be may stage the contest in any
city in tha United Suites.
Prefer to have tha boys wrestle here,
but If tha city demands
the use of the Auditorium wa will
to go somewhere else. Several cities, In
cluding Chicago, ana clamoring for this
uiaicn. -
Eraedeis Stores Big DayligM
Qotlbles Store
Quantity buying, quantity soiling, vast distributing power ami our tremendous purchasing ability wield a mighty
influence with manufacturing concerns eager to operate on a largo scale. All theso significant advantages have been
exerted to the utmost to bring to you the most remarkablo clothes values oven despito the sharply rising market
that the men of Omaha have ever known.
The Store for Overcoats
Fall Overcoats Scotch tweed fabrics, fancy back
chinchillas and kerseys. Colors: flray, brown, tan and
fancy mixtures. Latest models, set-in sleeves, box back;
self and velvet collars. Sires 34 to 44. Saturday. $12.50
Swagger Overcoats A wide range of smart mod
els at this figure that give full play to individual taste. '
Vicuna, kersey and Scotch mixtures, also novelty ma
terials; in tho newest cut to meet the new styles.
Price $20.00
Other Coats at $10.00 to $35.00.
"Winter Overcoats Boucle and fancy plaid
fabrics. latest models, quarter silk lined, silk
piped seams and bellows pockets; velvet or self
collar. Sizes 34 to 46. Regular $20.00 val
ues at
$15.00
Mackinaw Coats All-wool fabrics, in the
newest patterns, with shawl collar and belt all
around. Bright shades in individual designs.
Coats that are practical and comfortable for all
sorts of winter outing wear. Sizes 33 to 46, $5
Young Men's Suits, $12.50
All-wool, latest fall patterns and attractive
new models, with flap or patch pockets; cuff
bottom trousers.
Fall Trousers, $1.98, $2 98, $3.98
Men's and young men's sizes in worsted
fabrics and heavy wool cassimeres; plain and
cuff bottom styles. "Well tailored and perfect
fitting.
Second Floor Men's Store.
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Saturday for $15.00
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They aro from makers of known reputation arid they
are clothes that aro made right, look right, fit right
and aro right in every detail; clothes that you can buy
with fullest confidence that they will give you lasting
satisfaction.
They aro hand tailored, distinctively styled from
materials that are chosen in person for their at
tractive patterns and genuine worth. There are
business suits to moot the ideas of conservative,
to extremo tastes, as well as Full Dress and
Tuxedo suits. Also Fall and Winter Overcoats,
Gabardine and Cravenetted Ilaincoats. A com
plete clothes service, with every garment man
might require, unequaled values, at
$15
The home of Hir$h- Wickwire, Society
Diand and Schlosa Bros. Suite and
Overcoat for Men and Young Men
$10e00 to $35.00
Exclusive Distributors for Patrick Duluth
"Bigger Than Weather" Mackinawa, at $7.50
to $15.00.
Exclusive distributors for Styleplus Clothes
at $17.00.
Omaha Headquarters for Full Dress and
Tuxedo Suits at $15.00 to $35.00.
Ira lattos to alt.
L.arrv RnttM . .
. vslv vk wm scouts
lnb.""..bual!-u-n" Oee'ded to sever rela-
HENSEN AND SONS NOT
HELD ON MURDER CHARGE
DODO BCITY, Kan.. Oct 2.-Jared
Hensen and two sons, reported arrested
In connection with the murder last Fri
day of Miss Nellie Byers, a school teacher
In Grant county, were not taken into
custody, officers explained today, but
their home near the scene of Uta crime
was placed under surveillance. Hensen
was tha employer of Archla Sweet, farm
hand, held in jail here.
GEORGE D. CONNOR DIES;
WELL KNOWN HORSEMAN
BATTLE CREEK. Ky., Oct. .
George D. Connor, secretary of tha De
troit Drlvlnc club and a member of tha
rules committee of tha National Trotting
association, died at his home her today
after a long illness. He was born in
Elba, N. T, and was U year of age.
Dig Sale Saturday
Cigars by the Dox
The Humidors at our Warehoua. . r-
stocked with nearly 200 standard brands
and sixes of Cigars. We buy in sucu
auantltlea as to obtain tha very low.r
manufacturers' prices.
Box SO Imported Manila Media Re
galia, for il39
Box 60 Henry George $1.68
Box 25 Cubanolds for .....ilisO
Box 60 UtUe Toms for !! $1.(15
Box 10 lOo LaMarca for 13.60
Box 80 Tom Ksane for .$l'.7t
Box 6 Keynaldo Sketches. .gl.es
Box 60 Little Chancellors 1.6S
Box 25 16c Reynaldo Grandlosos.ta.fto
Box 12 Imported MVmiIK General
Hmres slse 5
Box 10 Te-Be-Ce for ,. tl.Ta
Box 60 10c Official fteal for.... 93.60
Box 60 Large 10c Kletora Porto
Rlcan for $3.60
Box 60 Llttls Preferencla $i.ti
Box 60 Flor de Murat $3.V
Box 60 Webster Purltano, Saturday 13.80
Box 60 lOo Reio, Saturday $3.60
Box I 10c Lady Curon $3.00
Box 60 Black and White $3.60
Box 60 Cuba Roma ............. .$3.60
Box 60 10o Chancellors $3.00
Box 60 Saramlta $1.7$
Box 60 Ta-Cu Bmokers $&Jfe
Box 60 Tom Moore, Saturday $3.00
Box 60 10c Koyal Sovereign
Brevas for $3.78
Box 60 Havana Ribbon for.,, $1.76
Box 60 Robert Burns $3.60
We aell Cigars by the handful, pocket
ful and single one.
H2UUI 6 BCoOObTsTBU SBUO CO.
Cor. iota, and Dodge Streets.
9wl Drag Co Oor. ISta aad Harney $)ta.
Barvard Vaarautoy, Cor. S4tk si raraam.
boyal rhaxmaey. $OT-$ Hart let at.
This Means Money Saved on Men's Furnishings
v
C5 Dozen Beautiful Silk Four-In-Hand
Ties, made up in the
regular $1.00 shape, all new pat
terns G5
One Big Lot of Men'g Knit and
Bllh: Four-in-Hand Ties, values to
60c, salo price 25
nUX UNDERWEAR
65 Dozen, jnst 780, Men's
Fall and Winter Weight
Union Suits, made of , fine
quality combed yarns; closed
crotch, perfect fitting. In
ecru, gray and joeger color.
Regular values up to $1.50;
special Saturday, suit. 98
125 Dozen Men's Fine
Quality Wool Shirts and
Drawers, "run of the mill"
quality, in gray and tan
shades. Regular values to
$1.50; garment 89
Munslns; Union Suits for Men;
we are Omaha's exclusive agents,
and are showing all the different
weights la all sl7.es to fit any man.
Prices Sl.OO to 35.50
Men's Cashmere Hose, assorted
colors. Regular 25c quality, spe
cial, pair..... 19
MEN'S GLOVES
05 Dozen Men's Sample
Auto Gauntlets, made of
fine quality dogskin and
capo leather, lined and nn
lined. Regular values to
$fi.50. Salo price Saturday,
pair, 98S $1.50, $1.98
up to S4.98 fi
About 1,200 Pairs of Men's
Dress and Street Gloves, in
tan, gray, black, brown and
white. Regular values to
$1.50; pair 98
FLANNEL SHIRTS
One Big Lot of Men's Sam
ple Flannel Shirts, in gray,
blue, tan and olive; military
and regular collars. Regu
lar values to $3.00, sale prices,
05. OSd nd 1.4t
2,580 Men's Fine Quality
Worsted and Wool Sweater
Coats, many of these are
samples, In all styles, weights and
colors. Regular values to $6.60;
on sale In three big lots, at
$2.50. S3.0S and.... $4.08
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We will put on sale Saturday the following guns at prices lower than
they have ever been sold in the west. These aro made in the United States,
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$2.00 to $10.00
Celebrated Duibak
Hunting Clothing,
full line.
Get our prices on
Peters' Ammunition.
We carry every load
you want.
Single barrel, 12, 10 and
20 range, regular price
$5.00, at
$325
lijertor
tOc ixtra.
Double barrel hammer
less, 12, 16 and 20 gauge,
$15.00 value, at
$g)95
Double barrel hammer
guns, 12, 16 and 20
gauge. Worth $10. at
$795
Stylish Hats for Men and Young Men
Brandeis Stores are headquar
ters in Omaha for the famous
John B. Stetson Soft and Stiff
Hats, at ....$3.50 to $10.00
We arc exclusive agents in
Omaha for the celebrated "Mayo
Hats," every hat absolutely
guaranteed to give service to tho
wearer $3.00
"Brandeis Special" Soft and Stiff
Hats, best hats in the city, for.. $2.00
Other standard makes, at... 82.50
Men's $1.50 Hats, 65c
All odd lots and sample lines of
Men's Soft and Stiff Hats, values to
$1.50, at 05
Men's Sample Gaps
Sample lines of Men's Fall and Winter
Caps, silk lined with fur Inside bands.
All colors. Special Saturday, at KO.
05 wd Sl.OO
Boys' Headwear
Chinchillas In brown, gray and blue
and fancy mixtures. Plush and velvet
hats In all colors. Blue serges and fancy
woolen materials. Prices 25. 40.
05. 08 "d 81.50
Men's Shoes
Tan and Black Calfskin
English Last Shoes just re
ceived, made with a com
posite sole with the appear
ance of rubber, will wear like the
best oak leather. These shoes are
made by a new process, which en
ables them to be resoled without
difficulty. All sires. Pair, $5.
All sizes In fine $3.50 shoes,
tana and black, lace or button
styles. Splendid values, pair,
t 82.45
About 200 pair of Men's Outing
Shoes for golf, foot ball or gym
nasium wear, odds and ends;
worth to $5. pair. fS to n4S
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