Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, March 09, 1917, Page 3, Image 3
THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1917. Nebraska WE MILLIONS IH -CASH PASS HOUSE .f v . Total of Bills That Have Gone - Through Lower Chamber ' . So Tar. OTHERS YET TO COME (From a, Staff Correspondent.) r Lincoln, March 8. (Special.) Ac cording to a report made by the c finance, ways and means committee, appropriation bills have passed the ;hottse amounting to $9,581,407. Ac- cording to the same report the ap j propriations at the last session . amounted to S77J,7U1, which is $2,107,705. , There are other appropriation bills - yet to be considered which will prob ably run the amount up $1,000,000 more. This is due to the fact that several matters involving the expen diture of large amounts have come up at this time which were unavoidable, Notes From Beatrice And Gage Coun Beatrice, Neb., March 8. (Special.) Mrs. M. Wonderly, probably the oldest woman in Gage county, died last night at her home at Adams, aged 93 years. She is survived by two daughters and two sons. The body was taken to Monmouth, III., yester day for interment. ; ' George Bosworth, formerly of this city, died at Lincoln Tuesday night after a prolonged illness. He worked jhere for years at the butter and egg plant ot Oeorge Haskell and W. W. fBosworth, the latter being a brother, who now lives in Omaha. : William Thimm and Miss Marie Penner were married this afternoon at the home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Pennerv. who re side near Hoag, Rev J. K. Penner omciating. , Mrs. Mary Krikava. who lived mile east of Virginia, died yesterday afternoon at her home of cancer, aged .ti years, one is survived Dy ner nus- nana ana tour ennaren. Funeral of Edward Royse Is Held at Broken Bow Broken Bow, Neb.. March 8. (Soe. cial Telegram.) The body of Edward Royse, secretary of the State Banking Board, arrived here trom Lincoln last night on the midnight, train and was met at the station by a delegation of local Masons. Services were held in the Methodist church at 2 o'clock this afternoon under the auspices of the Christian Scientists, while the Masons had charge of the services at the grave. The funeral was lareelv at. tended and there were many visiting Masons from out of town. Mr. Royse was at one time mayor or inis city ana neid otner important official positions before he servod on tne stare canning board. Legal Fight Under Way To Get Possession of Child Nebraska City. Neb.. March 8.- CSpecial.) The case of Penn against jack, up tor trial in district court, will be hard fought by both sides, Airs. Jack, formerly Mrs. Leon Penn, when granted a divorce from Mr. 'Penn, was given the custody of their daughter, tvelyn, now a child of 11 years. Now after several years the father of the child and his parents are trying to gain possession ot the uaugnier, claiming mai iney nave-sup- ported her. The Fenn family prominent in this city and well-to-di as are also Mr. and Mrs. Tack, Mr. Jack being a traveling salesman out ot Umaha. HYMENEAL Huber-Huber. Fairbury, Neb., March 8. (Special.) A pretty March wedding was sol emnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Huber yesterday, when sixty fuests witnessed the marriage of their aughter, Miss Hazel to Edward Huber of Formoso, Kan. Miss Marie Anderson played "Flowers and Ferns" on the violin and Mrs. Sutherland played the Mendelssohn wedding march. Kev. K. M. Unll ot the Meth odist church officiated. Little lose phine Upp carried the ring in the heart of a white lily. Miss Marguerite Anderson was bridesmaid and Viruil Harris best man. The bride was beau tifully gowned in a gown of dainty wiiuc uigauuic anu carrieu a nnae s bouquet. After the ceremony the couple left for Oklahoma City to spend the honeymoon. , Poehler-Janssen. Syracuse, Neb., March 8. (Spe cial.) jonn n. i-oehler and Miss Elena J. Janssen were married todav at the home of the bride's parents by K.CY. j. js.oeppei ot at. tnnstus (jer man church. The bride is the riainrhti-r of, Mr. and Mrs. John Janssen and me groom is ine son ot Mr. and Mrs. trnest Foehler. They will go to housekeeping at once on the Heyer iaiih, wniciirnc groom has leased. Millar-Ladehoff. North Bend, Neb., March 7. (Spe cial.) The marriage of Glen Millar of,North Bend and Carolyn Ladehoff of Pleasant Valley occurred at Fre mont luesday, March 6. Mr. and "Mrs. Millar went to Omaha and Blanchard. Ia., for a short visit. They will locate on the Crowley farm. New Teacheri at Lyons. Lyons, Neb., March 8. (Special.) At a special meeting of the Board of Education Tuesday evening, Feb ruary u, tne tonowing teachers were re-eiectea tor next year: V, L. Frank lin, superintendent; N. V. Franklin, principal; Miss Clara Newmrvrr assistant principal, and grade teach ers as follows: Misses Kate O'Con nor, Thersa Burns, Bessie. Murtha, ousic maims ana ioua fotras. N V. Franklin later declined the position at Lyons and accepted the superin tendency of the Craig school. I ! v' Some Oood Advice. Dont think too much of your unu lueinoaj. watcn otner people s ways and leain from them." Thi-is -good advice, especially whe.i bilious or constipated. You will find many people who use Chamberlain'3 Tablets for these ailments with the best re sults, and will do well to follow their example. Advertisement. 4 , w . Rochambeau Hasv Gun Mounted Upon Its Forecastle New York, March 8, Two guns, one forward on the forecastle head and the other aft, were mounted on the French hue passenger steamship Rochambeau, which arrived here to day from Bordeaux. The gun for ward was a rapid fire naval piece, and that aft was the. usual four-inch gun which has been on French ships for several months. The Rochambeau is. the first ship to arrive here equipped with guns forward and aft since the war began. If it can get a crew the 14.000-ton freighter Manchuria of the Atlantic transport line will sail for London today unarmed. The Manchuria is the first vessel under the American flag to load mails for a pVohibital port since the American line can celed sailings on February 2. The crew struck yesterday for a 75 per cent war bonus. The company had already granted 50 per cent and dedined to give any more on the ground that a further increase would be unfair to the men who Jiad sailed two weeks ago on the Mongolit sat isfied with a 50 per cent bonus. Offi cers of the company said they ex pected the men would come to terms or they could get a new crew in time to send (the vessel out before sunset. The Adriatic, from Liverpool, is expected to arrive late Saturday or on Sunday morning. A wireless mes sage received by the White Star line said that all was well with the liner. Brodeaaard Firm Sues: Wants Stocks Canceled Fred BrodeK?ard, the Omaha Na tional bank and Tohn C. Wharton are named as defendants in a suit brought in district court bv the Brodeuaard Jewelry stores, Inc., seeking to cancel an issue ot stock, alleged to nave been made by Mr. Brodegaard by Wiimself without authority. The Brodegaard company, now in the hands of a trusteeship, alleges that Fred Brodegaard "faudulently and unlawfllv caused to be issued himself 149 shares of capital stock in the company to the face valuexof $14,900." ' Ihe company asserts that the issue was unauthorized and is now void and of no effect. The stock is in the possession of the bank and Mr. W harton, according to the company petition. The court is asked to de clare the stock null and void. Jefferson County Farm Land Has Big Boom Fairbury. Neb.. March 8. (Stiecial.) During the last month Jefferson county real estate has bounded sky ward in prices, and not m the history of the county has so much land changed hands. During the week just closed real estate transfers in this county exceeded half a million dollars, aggregating S712.819.18. Altogether. seventy-one transactions, principally involving farm lands, were made. The largest deal was the purchase of the Jack Hughes ranch in the southeast ern portion of the county bv K.. McCullough of this city for $40,000. td burkhart. a farmer living six miles northeast of Fairbury, recently turned flown an otter ot S15U ner acre for his quarter section. A 100-acre tract, two miles north of the city Kr..ni.4 ei?s Cole Creamery Company Sues Collector Loomis After paving an assessment of SI 169 to the department of internal rev. enue under protest, the David Cole Creamery company has filed suit in federal court against George L. Loo mis, collector of internal revenuc.'to recover the money. Revenue officers sereed 630 pounds of butter made by tne nrm, it oeing aliened Hv the au thorities, that there was more than the permittedamount of water in the bread lubricant. This was not so, the creamery s petition asserts, so the firm wants reimbursement. Plan New Road in Cass. Plattsmouth.'Ncb.. March 8. (Sae cial.) Today about seventy-five farmers of Cass assembled at the court house, where they addressed the county commissioners, who were in session, on tne matter ot establishing cross-county hisrhwav to connect at Murray with the Omaha-Kansas City highway and in the western por tion ottne county with the Omaha Lincoln highway, thus giving all the towns in the county an opportunity to enjoy the good roads which have been established. The delegation was ac companied by the Murray Commercial club and alter the heannir haM been had before the board of county com musiuivcrs ine ueiegaics present com pietcu a county organization, electing C. M. Andrus of Manley president and W. Boedaker of Murray as secre tary and members of the board of boosters trom each precinct. Funeral of Mrs. Harriann Nebraska Citv. Neb March 8 (special.) ihe funeral of Mrs. Mar shall T. Harrisoi. was held yester day, from the. familv home. Mr Harrison was'instrumental in building the fine Presbyterian church at Dun- ar. - DEMOCRATS WILL CONDUCT INQUIRY Lieutenant Governor Howard Names Them on Committee for Phone Probe. JUST - A FAMILY AFFAIR (From a Buff Corraapondent.) Lincoln, March 8. (Special.) Lieutenant Governor Howard today appointed a committee of three con sisting entirely of democrats to in' vestigate the charges made by a dem ocratic senator that certain demo cratic state onicers had been accept' ing favors from a telephone company in tne way ot tree service. In making his explanation of whv he appointed all democrats on the committee, the lieutenant governor saw that it was entirely a tamily af fair and, therefore, he thought that it was nest to nave democrats invests gate democrats, as they knew demo' cratic tendencies and could.therefore. make investigations along lines which a republican knew nothing about. The committee appointed consists ot Wilson ot Dodge, thappell Minden and Adams of Dawes.' Prominent Madison Man Dies Sudenly Removes Hairy Growths Without Pain or Bother (Modes of Today) 1 It is not necessary to use a painful process to remove hairy growths, for with a little delatone handv von ran keep the skin entirely free' from these beauty destroyers. To remove hair, make a stiff paste' with a little pow dered delatone and water. Spread tliis on the hairy surface arid in about 2 minutes rub off. wah the atin anH the hairs are gone. To guard against disappointment, be careful to get real delatone. Advertisement Rockers Specially Featured k Friday and Saturday in the Raymond Stock 1513-15 Howard St. Madison, Neb.. March 8. fSneciat? James B. Hume died suddenly while sitting in a chair about 7 o c ock yes terday morning. Death probably was aue to apoplexy. Mr. Hume was large property owner in and about the city of Madison, having been en gaged in the lumber, grain, elevator and flouring mill business. He was also extensively engaged in farming ana siock raising, owning a large ranch several miles northeast of Madison. From the day he set foot in Madison thirty-two years ago he has been closely associated with every movement wnicn naa tor its end and purpose the building up of the city, and was invariably on the right side of every civic movement, and in his death the city loses one of its most helpful and progressive citizens. He was born April 10, 1850, at Hillsbor ough, Ireland. When 21 years of age he came to America. He is survived by his wife, Emma D. Matthews Hume; one son, George Hume, and two daughters, Mrs. Myra Pearse and Mrs. Dorothy Basse, all of -fhis city. nc-was a memDer ot the Presbyterian church and oi-Globe Lodge of Masons of this citv. Funeral service will fair. place at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at ine iamiiy residence. Potash Suit On Trial in Chadron Federal Court Chadron. Neb.. March R fS reuerai court tor JNehraska, Chad ron district, convened Tuesday mnm. ing, with J. W. Woodrouuh of Omaha presiding judge. Accompanying him are R. C. Hoyt, Thomas J. Flynn and Charles W. Pearsall. This is an ad journed term, with jury, to try the case of Nebraska Potash company gainm roiasn rspauce company. From present indications it will tab. a week in which to complete, there Deing a long list ot witnesses; title to land and value of products being at issue. This is Tudee Woodrnnirri'. nrsu appearance , on the bench at i-naaron. i New Trustees Named. Plattsmouth. Neb.. March 8. fSn. cial.) btockholders of the Platic. mouth Loan and Building association i uicir annual meeting elected as members of the board of trustees Dr. W. E. Cook, John M. Leyda apd E. P. Lutz, whose terms expired. The association has a monthly payment of stock of $153,144 and declared a divi- aend ot SJ.7I4.50. YOUR FRECKLES Nted Attention In March er Ficc Mar Stay Covarad. Now is the time to take anarinl care of the complexion if you wish it to look well the rest of the year. The March winds have a strong tendency to bring out freckles thet mav atjiv ii cummer unless removed. Now is the time to use othine double strength. , This prescription for the removal of freckles was written bv a nrnm. inent physician and is usually so suc cessful that it i is sold by druggists under guarantee to refund the money if it fails. Get an ounce of othine double strength, and eyen a few ap plications should show a wonderful improvement, some of the smaller irecxies even vanishing entirely. Advertisement. ., Try This If You Have Dandruff There is one sure way that n.vir tails to remove dandruff completely, and that is to dissolve it. This de stroys it entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, ordi nary liouid arvon: apoly it at nieht wnen retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. By morning most, if not all, of your landruff will be cone, and th.ee nr our more applications will complete ly dissolve and entirely'destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter now much dandruff you may have. You will find. too. that all itchinir and digging of the scalp will stop in stantly and your nair will be fluffy, lustrous, kiossv. siikv and soft, and look and feel a hundred times better. You can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It is inexoensive. and four ounces is all you will need. This simple remedy nas never been known to fail. Advertisement. Y PLASTERS mWorWiGftut Pain In Side, Rheumatism,, Baekaehe, , -Any Leoal Pain. fartrf m Wftrfaf AUCOCX'i. ft .i.oo.duP I III I II III-" I A . III! Ill !l-l Sale of Hair Switches Friday and Saturday 20-inch Switches, fi.ou value, at 79c. 24-inch Switches, good bargain, $1.19 This Big White Bargain Basement Offers Rousing Values for Friday and Sat. Every department has joined in this movement to present an array of offerings that will give back to each one who purchases here, sufficient savings to materially increase the bank account. Great TTte111 hlSh cost of ,ivin ia in everv newspaper and magazine one looks at. THIS IS AN EVIDENCE OF THE WONDERFUL BUYING POWER OF THIS STORe! ::t89c 59c ' Rugs it Low Prices 36x63 Lhemile Bath 1 on Rug, worth S3.00, at Ilafa7 ztx do Kag Kugs, worth OQ 75c, at OtfC 27x54 Black and White Hag Rugs, worth $1.35, 27x64 Grey and White Qb Rag Rugs, worth $1.60, atiOI 27-in. Smith Axminater 1 QO Rugs, worth $3.50, at V I a70 I yard length Karadi Wilton Car pet, worth $2.25, 69c Leather Bags Special 59c benuine leather bags, purse Inside, gold plated and German silver frames, worth $1.00, special Draperies Every Item Exceptionally ' lntareatina One big lot of Remnants of Scrim plain and fancy bordered, all in desirable lengths, special, yard, at OC 5,000 yards of fine voiles, mar quiaette and dotted Swiss, plain ana satin tape edging in the white cream and ecru, 5 to 10 yard lengths, worth 2c per yard, at . 1 1 C One extra large table of fancy Art lickings and Tapestry Cretonnes, satin finish, aome are reversible, a large assortment of new color mgs, 2 to 10 yard lengths, 1Q worth 39c. at. yard 1 H C One special- lot of Muslin Curtain Material with rennaisance edging and insertion, 20 pretty patterns - to select from, worth 2c IP,, a yard, at. IOC Millinery Trimmed Hits it $1.95 Hundreds of neatly trimmed hats in this lot to choose from, in all pood shapes, trimmed with ribbon stick-ups, flowers, etc. Hats that regularly sell for 1 QP $3.60, special at V 1 aaO Large assortment of hemp, shaped in all the best shapea and colors, plenty of blacks, t 1Q worth up to $1.95, at J 1 a 1 7 Mattresses, Bed Pillows 45-lb. All Felt Mattress, perfectly tutted, well stitched, neat fancy ticking, our regular $12.00 value, ypri.c.e ...$8.45 The genuine A Combination Mat tress, 45 lbs. weight, neat, fancy ticking, well tutted and CG QC finished, $8.50 value, pO.0 Our regular No. 2 Combination Mattress, fancy art ticking, best grade filling, well tufted and fin ished, ?6.du value, sate d 4 HE price, each O All cotton Sanitary Couch Pad, 2 inch box, covered ticking, $5.50 value, sale price Feather Bed Pillows. 3 and 3 lbs. weight, fine quality sanitary pillows, covered with fancy tick ing, $1.50 value, KQ each OUC 2-lb. Bed PiHows, fancy art tick ing, fine filling, size 'JC. 17x24 inches, sale price, OOC White and Colored Wish Fabrics Specially Priced for This Three Days' Sale. Ripplette, the rough dry fabrics, splendid assortment of pretty col orings, in stripes, checks and plaid, for children's frocks and rompers, house dresses, middies. The name ''Ripplette" ia stamped on selvage. 27 inches wide, at, per 1 A 1 yard ..' No. 1910 Imperial Sea Island Nainsook, beautiful, soft fabrics, for infants' wear, undermuslins, slips. Made from fine combed Egyptian yarns, 42 inches, 12- Vor.b:: $2.95 Imperial Long Cloth, chamois finish, pure white, free from fill ing, medium light weight for ladies and children's undermuslins; 36 inches, 12-yard bolts jj g(J Mill length, fine qualities nlain white Flaxon, linen thread finish; name stamped on selvage; comes in 1 to 6-yard lengths, many to match;. 36 and 40 inches, IP t, per yard ..; Framed Pictures with fancy $4.25 Framed Landscapes and Marines lliat thu ItinH vnil hava Kaan wait ing for; beautifully colored, 16x 20 tn 20x3(1. pirpnaaian walnut fin. ish. They aell here evtfj in ery day at $2.60. . . . . . J 1 1 7 "Cupid Awake" and "Cupid Asleep," two separate pictures; your choice, two 39c . These are well knnwn nlpt.nraa appropriately framed. Ready-to-Wear Offers Women's Suits, $5.95 and $7.95 About 600 &uits in two lots. They are all spring suits, but not this season's styles; late last spring models, many of them just the same as this season's, others are good, practical styles for wear of all kinds at any time. oi a suit maoe to sen ror less than $10.00 to $20.00. You will find in these lots fine all-wool materials of many different kinds with the coats all, lined, fine trimmings, tCQC ttTftC etc., at : $0,VD andPf ."iJ Women's md Misses' Suits. $12.95 Women s and Misses' Newest Stylo Spring Suits, made to sell at $15.00, $17.60 and $19.00, many even more, dozens of styles. Every suit is right up-to-date in style for the coming spring season. Made of ium tui-wuui pupun, acrge, gaoaroine, wool veiour, fancy crepe and novelty cloths, every new color such as apple green, mustard. Erav. ruby, Belgium blue, new tans and browns. These suits are all copies nf hiirh n.inaJ mnnlo Tt..... L- J ,. , ,, . . ...... luuucu. aiii-jr tunic wim new, nig nouDie collars, nig sports pockets, all wool materials, new Paisley linings, fc 1 1 f, C etc., for only tf L&tiJO 500 Winter Coats, it $1.00 Women's, Misses' and Juniors' Winter Coats, about 500 left to se lect from, all good, practical styles, many are all lined, others made of heavy, warm materials; made to sell up to $10.00, priced Jjj qq Women's, Misses' and Juniors' Spring Coats, $3.95 A special lot of several hundred Women's, Misses' and Juniors' Spring Coats, made of taffeta silk, fancy mixtures, checks, plaids, serg es, etc., many different styles; a good range of sizes so as (ho qn to fit any one. Made to aell at $5, $6 and $7.50. Priced, $3.7d Girls' Colored Wish Dresses it 23c Girls' Colored Wash Dresses, several styles, values are 35c, OO t ZoC Girls' Spring Wish Dresses it 49c Girls' New Spring Wash Dresses, many different styles, sizes 2 to 6 and 6 to 14 years, made to sell at 69c and 75c, some even more, A Q all new fresh, crisp, clean dresses, specially priced, at , TtJC Muslin Petticoats it 39c Women's white, full length, Muslin Petticoats, embroidered on bottoms, 75c values, at. ' OtfC Women's New Spring Dresses it 69c Women's New Spring Dresses, new. riirht Un-tn-Hnt.A atvlna. frosh crisp and clean, made of percales, ginghams, etc. Many different styles, some are trimmed fancy with embroidery, etc. All sizes from Ct 36 to 44, at QH C Women's Wash Waists at 19c Women's white and colored Wah Wi also black lawn. Waists all good styles, made to Bell up to 60c. 1 n ' at ' IHC Women's md Misses' Serine Coats at S5.95 Hundreds of Women's and Misses' New Spring Coats, made to sell up to $10.00, made of an wool, poplin, serges, fancy mixtures, plaids, ..vr...u vvii i-JwuiD, ovi.1 .uu&i-nB vi Htyies. at $5.95 Domestics The Genuine Everett: rlamin TW,D r? in .!..,. u-., -j. : - , , m.v v.,,,,,,.,, nunc ucbLcr maue, an wanted styles, checks, plaids and stripes; 15c values, yard, 1 A 1 only Itf-frC -The Genuine Simpson's Dress Prints, Fame brand, full pieces in black and white, gray, blues and fancv tweed effWfa- ok.- valita vim! i W. umuu rcrcme, iignc and oarK grounds, o 1 neat figures; our regular 12c quality, sale price, yard lg 27-Inch plain and fancy Outing Flannel, Scotland, Smyrna and oth grades, the season's clean-up at less than mill cost today; sale c other a HI price; yard, only .- ivC. tnnwr u? ki j u" . ' alI,the wanted li(tht "nd dark shades. onl ..... ovjico, vmueu, yara, 7 A u iTiAenLuine 3?,'Inc!1 Moraine Dress Zephyrs,' fagY colors.' beautiful ... visits, yinjuu anu swipes; 10c vai- 1 O 1 ues, on sale, only, yard la&iC Bleached Sheets. 81x90 inrh OR. lAnmdri in nanta ....111..- n ...... ...... guvu bjouo siieeung, on sale, eacn, On Sale Friday Only 49c 36-Inch Plain and Fancv Curtain S,Tim nt ni.;. j r . borders, lengths to 20 yards, Friday Sale, only, yard... . OC oil. uiiu tunc jrriiiLB una ureas i ,r .civ ipno-t hi fn i r. t.UM . - , .r..e.u jrun. J , 40-Inch Bleached Universal Pillow Tubing, off the bolt.' Friday, yard Ah 12ic tot 1. Sale of Shoes BOY'S Shoes, in boy n,K and trim m.f.1 1.. ..J . button, V, double sole, sizes 1 to b, at. .'. .. JaC.19 Lot 2. Youth's heavy box calf and gun metal calf, bit-' i nn ton and black style, sizes 9 tol3H,at J1.07 i .kv8, ,Womcn'8 2-trP house slippers, light kid'stock, OO leather heels, sizes 24 to 8, at... HlSC Women's High Grade Footwear .nd wl"? Pai womn' odd,8 ni e"" Shoes, in patent colt, dull leather and white canvas. Sizes only from 1 to 4. Hand welted sole and IT A leather Cuban heels, per pair, only. 59C Imported Japanese Bamboo Baskets Brown bamboo, in cake, sandwich and flower bas kets,' values 10c to 25c; all ,5c each to go at... Sizes from 7 to 13 inches high and 3 to 10 inches wide. Boys' Clothing A Rousing Sale of Boys' Appirel Boys' Waih Suits, 49c Tommy Tucker styling and one piece suits, a big assortment. One price for the entire lot. Many worth double the price, plain white, fancy stripes and plain col ors; sizes 2 to 8 years, Two-Pair Pant Suits at $3.75 Boys' 2-pair-panf Knickerbocker Suits, which are exceptional val ues at this price; 2 pair pants with each suit, patterns are in light grays and dark grays; djo "7C sizes 6 to 18 years, at SpOt I 3 Bargain Lot of Long Pant Suits at $5.39 A bargain lot of Long Pant SuitB, odd suits from last season's selling, every suit worth consider ably more; sizes are fcE QQ 15 to 19 years, at. .. . pO.O7 Blue Serge Suits at $4.39 A smart, new spring model Blue Serge Suit of strictly all-wool, fast color blue serge; sizes are 5 to 11 years; a real bargain, J (J Hosiery md Underwear All Splendid Values Women's fiber silk boot hosiery, black, white and colors, seconds of 26c quality, at, per 1C pair , IOC Women's cotton black hosiery,, seconds of 15a quality, Q pair SC Children's cotton, black 11. durable hosiery, all sizes. . 1 1 C Knit Underwear Women's cotton union suits, in umbrella and cuff knee, styles, in all sizes, each, , OO. at tCOC Women's gauze sleeveless vests, sizes 4, B and 8, 10c qual- f i ity, each, at I JC Children's odd lota of fleeced vests and pants, each, J s Children's gauze sleeveless vests, ages 2 to 10 years, each, O at OC Handkerchiefs and Laces it Lowest Prices -Women's fine cotton and lawn handkerchiefs, in fancy initials and embroidered corners, in white and colored designs, also " plain white corded, each, . . . OC Men's good size cotton handker chiefs, in plain white, colored bor ders, pillow top and red and blue bandanas; your choice, ( each ..-.DC Big lot of val. laces, scores of pretty patterns to choose from; special, yard OC Six yards. OC at J .SOC One big lot of sample price and remnants of laces, each 1 C Silk Gloves it 25c Pr. Women's Long and Short Silk Gloves, seconds of the 50c to 69c kind. This is an exceptionally low priced item and should sell quickly. Come early and pick out or a pair, at 4 ...... , aiOC Notions-Good Values J. & P. Coats' best crochet cot ton, ball 4 Rust-Proof Dress Clasps, card 2 i. & P. Coats' Best 6-Cord Fast Colored Darning Cotton, 3 Thread, soool 3 spools for. 5 One big lot of imported Rick Racks, tape edging and other tapes worth to 16c, at T&6 Real Human Hair Nets, all shades, each 4g Limit 2 to a customer. Notion boxes each Betsy Boss Crochet Cotton, ball at 6tt Large 2-yard bolt of Rick-Rack, each 18 Pearl Buttons, card 2it' One big lot of "American Maid,'' ball 5Hc Bias Tape, large bolts! ...... 5,$ Drugs and Toilet Articles Trailing Arbutus Talcum Pow der .6t Elderflower Soap, 10c cake 5 Odds and ends of French Face . Powdetf worth 50c, special. 164 ' ' Manicure Files, worth 25c. 84 Rubber Sheeting, in yard and yard-and-half lengths, special, the yard ....274 Ladies' Dressing Combs, worth 60c, special, at ..184 Espeys Fragrant Cream, 26c size for , , , , 124