THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1917.
Brie) City News
SOUTH SIDE
Platianm Wedding Mors Edholra. ,
Lighting Fixture Burrees-Grenden Co.
Have Root Prim It New Bmcob Preea.
Metal Dice, rresswork-JuUllee Mfg. Co.
So Luncheon (t Cmpresa Garden.
Have Your Bath Boom Enameled
Consult Jensen's Paint Shop. D. 1774.
Have you sent your name to The
Committee of Protest, 501 Omaha
at. Bank Elds Adv.
Satchel for Babcock R. O. Bab
cock, superintendent of the Bee build
ing, was presented with a satchel by
the elevator operators and other em
ployes in the building. Mr. Babcock
will leave his present position Decem
ber 1.
Goes as Wireless Operator Ham
Corey, a nephew of Eugene Duval, is
m the city from his Michigan home
enroute to San Francisco, where he
will take a position on one of the large
ocean-going steamers as a wireless op
erator. He has been doing wireless
woric on one or the steamers plying on
the Great Lakes.
Boxes for Bohemian Soldiers The
Bohemian National alliance of Omaha
has sent 17 boxes of things by parcel
post to Bohemian soldiers in the Amer
ican army in France. This is by
far the largest number of boxes sent
to the boys in France bv anv or ran I. dian, who Jives in the same
zation in Omaha. The boxes weighed and was also a member of the "party,"
ii om iv 10 pounas eacn. i staggered against a table and over
Preaches- Farewell Sermon Rev. ! turned a lamp, which set fire to the
Hugh B. Speer. who leaves next building. Ayala was rescued by J. M
Wednesday for Camp Cody to take up i Xasten u Fort Crook and Harold
lSiCal r.cia" , P'Rourke, aged 12 years, carried the
at the Cental United ' PresbyteVian i ear-ld fchl i. t M"'
.ehnrnh Simrinv Mmhi n th i Karnes out ot the house, firemen
gregatlon will tender him a farewell I Put out the flames before much dam-
reception tonight The church will nav : age was done.
his salary in full while he is in Camp ! Officers Grace and Vance, Sergeant
-oay I Sheahan and Detectives Sullivan and
Children's Clothes The
MAN STABBED; HOUSE
FIRED AT BEER PARTY
Indian Overturns Kerosene
Lamp While Wounded Man
Is Being Rushed to
Hospital.
Frank Karnes, 2208 South Thir
teenth street, was stabbed in a cutting
affray Saturday night. The knife was
plunged into his left side and inflicted
a serious wound. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Karnes were visiting Elmer Johnson
and Agnes Vanscoy, 2520 N street. AH
of them are alleged to have been un
der the influence of liquor when the
trouble started.
The police were called and while
Karnes was being rushed to the south
Side hospital Thomas Ayala, an In
dian, who Jives in the same house
Special Medal for
Men Who Bag Divers
Washington, Nov. 26. A special
medal probably will be provided for
award to men of the United States
naval service who distinguish them
selves in the warfare against tub
marines. Secretary Daniels, it was
learned today, has taken preliminary
steps to this end.
The action of the department is
prompted by the fact that under the
law no member of America's armed
forces can accept decorations from
foreign governments.
Carev
cleaning Co. (Web. 393) wishes to
announce that it is making a spe
cialty of cleaning, pressing, altering
and repairing children's clothing.
Advertisement
lire Fireproof Goods at Sunderland's.
OMAHANS IN THE
CANADIAN ARMY
PRAISE THE LIFE
, Because they argued about who was
to leave to serve their country first,
Mr. Nuthall, formerly of the Sanford
cafe, and his ex-chef, R. C. Liviug
stone, settled the matter simply, too
by obtaining the services of another
chef. Mr. Nuthall held that if they
both lett at the same tune the cafe
would be in a predicament for want of
a chef. Some work on the part of
Doth disputants, however, brought the
matter to a close, and both men are
now serving in Canada.
recent letter from Livingstone to
sergeant tdney, ontish-Lanadian re
cruiting mission, shows the satisfac
, tion with which the men have entered
into their work.
The letter, in part, is as follows:
"1 arrived at the mobilization center,
loronto, Saturday; was classified B 2
and assigned to the depot company,
torestry and railway construction bat
talion, at Exhibition park. My com
panion, Nuthall, went to the depot
oauauon, oecona v,enirai untano in
fantry, at Hamilton. We are soldier
ing with a vengeance. The training
certainly A-l, and it takes the kinks
out of a man's back in a day. Rations
are excellent.
"I expect to leave in the next draft
overseas. I was promoted to cor
poral the third day after my arrival,
and am now assistant physical in
structor of a platoon of 60 men. Out
of a total strength of 900 men, the
forestry ana railway construction bat
talion is largely composed of men
from the United States who are of
British birth or parentage.
"i will never regret the step I have
taken, and appreciate your kindness
in starting me off."
REGISTERED MEN
CANNOT ENLIST
AFTER DEC IS
After noon, December IS, registered
i ien will not be allowed to enlist
voluntarily in the military or naval
service of the United States. Except
in the following cases this rule is
emphatic:
"Upon presentation to a recruiting
officer of a certificate by his local
board to :he effect that his class
and order number are so low that
he is rot within the current quota
of his local board, any regi.Uant may
enlist voluntarily in the navy or ma
rine corps and thereafter, upon pre
sentation b the registrant to his lo
cal board ot a certificate of a com
missior ed office, of the navy or ma
rine corps stating that he has been
so enlisted, stch certificate shall
be filed.
"Under such regulations as the
surgeon general shall prescribe and
upon receiving permission from the
surgeon general to do so, any medical
student, hospital interne, dentist,
dental student, veterinarian, or veter
inary student may enlist in the en
listed reserve corps of the medical
department, ant thereafter upon pre
sentation ' by the registrant to his
local toard of a certificate of a com
missioned officer of the medical de
partment of the army that he has
been so enlisted, such certificate shall
be filed. There is no other ground
upon which such persons shall be
placed in a defirred classification."
Police Recover Stolen
Harding Silverware
Silverware, valued at $600. which
was stolen from the J. M. Harding
home, 138 North Thirty-eighth ave
nue, the night of November 19, was
recovered by Detectives Murphy and
Dolan, following the confession of
Charles Murray, who told where the
silverware was hidden.
Murray was arrested last Wednes
day when part of the stolen ware was
found in his possession.
Detectives found the silverware hid
den in a shed in the alley between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth', near Dav
enport street. All the missing articles
were recovered except a large silver
meat platter.
Service Flag Hung in Court
House Office to Honor Marine
A one-star Bee, service flag appears
In the office of the clerk of the dis
trict court in the court house in honor
of Walter '"alloway, former file clerk,
who eitlisted in the marine corps
shortly after the declaration of war.
Galloway is now in Porto Rico and
frequent letters indicate that he likes
the marine service. It is the first of
fice in the court homo to hang out
a service flag,
Lepinski arrested the members of the
party and booked them tor investi
gation on charges of drunkenness,
Drs. Koenig ana Allingham attended
the wounded man.
Nine Cases of Drunkenness
Up in Police Court Monday
Nine persons were tried for drunk
enness in the South Side police court
Monday morning. Tohn Hughes,
5i bouth iwenty-httli street, was
sentenced to 30 days in the work
house. Frank Bulka was fined $23
and costs. He could not pay so was
sent to the workhouse. Tony Salata,
was fined $17.51) and costs. W. W,
Satterlee, 2109 Q street: Tohn Fitz
gerald, Twenty-eighth and F street;
Jim Austin, colored 5216 South
Twenty-eighth street, and Mike
Vaughn, Twenty-seventh and F
street, were each fined $10 and costs,
Dennis Clarey forfeited a $15 bond
by nonappearance.
Pioneer South Side Fireman
Dies After Lingering Illness
J. F. McKale, battalion chief of the
South Side fire department, died at
his home, 4716 South Twenty-fifth
street, bunday. He had been in poor
health for more than a year.
Funeral services will be held from
St. Agnes church Tuesday morning.
McKale has been a member ot the
South Side fire department since 1904.
He was born in Chicago in 1877. He
lived in South Omaha for more than
.
He is survived by his widow and
daughter, Mrs. H. A. Ingle.
Alleged Auto Thieves
Arrested by Detectives
Alfred and Ed Ewers, brothers, liv
ing at 4801 U street, were arrested
Mondav mornine bv Detectives Sulli
van and Lepinski, charged with steal
ing an automobile. It is alleged that
they stole an automobile from in front
of the South Side Orpheum theater.
Twenty-fourth and M streets, Novem
ber 18. ihe car was the property ot
Theo "?al!a, 3009 R street.
It is a eeed that -the boys have
been using the car for a joyride to
Kansas City and other places.
Magic City Gossip.
Steam-heated apt. in Soargo blk. Four
rooms, 130. 15. H. wanner uo..
Little Miss lola Daly. w'o won one of the
beautiful Bee dolls, wishes to thank her
friends for helping her win the doll.
Detectives Zeloudek and Francl arrested
3. p. Hughes, 1131 South Twenty-fifth
street, and W. W. Satterlee, 3J0I Q street.
for drunkenness Sunday,
Telephone South SOS and order a ease of
Oma or Ls.etons.de, the healthful, refreshing
Home Beverages, delivered to your resi
dence. Omaha Bevereje Co.
Pr. C C. Wilson of Grace Methodist
e-hurch Is preaching aeriea ot Sunday
evening sermons for yeung people. His
subject Sunday evening was "'The Toqng
Man Without Principle." Sunday morning
he spoke on the subject, "The Retired Minis
ter." He la taking an active part In the
drive to obtain 150,000 in Nebraska tor the
fund for retired ministers.
ernor .Neville last briday followinjj
internal stnte in the resriment. last
night wired the governor, withdraw
ing his resignation. He asks that a
thorough investigation be made.
McGlone accused Major Abbott
and Lieutenant McKae of breaking
into his room at the Harley hotel in
a search for army papers.
Events following federal inspection
of the Omaha battalion of the regi
ment headed by Governor Neville, who
resigned to become colonel of the
Seventh, fanned into flame a row said
to have been brewing for some time.
Governor Neville has received Cap
tain McGlone's resignation, but has
not announced what action he will
take on it.
Sink Norwegian Ship.
London, Nov. 26.-A dispatch to
the Central News from Christiania
says the Norwegian foreign office an
nounces that the Norwegian steamer
Krosfond, 1,707 tons, has been sunk by
the Germans and that the second ofli-
cer and 14 members of the crew were
lost. The Norwegian ship Victoria
also has been lost.
NASTY MEDICINES
BAD FOR CHILDREN
V a... aM . a at.
im nut dihb m nrnin ranmrtw mMia
elae of My kind. If the bowels are
refnlar and promptly dispose of nndl-
resiea matter olscardod by the stomach,
OS ffe&eral nealtn. Is trerr ant to ba a.
eeUe&t. la any cms, pills, powders, and
nauseating or nanalatabla enmnnnnria.
should sever ha Uvea to children. Any
therapeutic virtue snch rcmedlee nay
posaese la Utgaly nullified by tfc young
tars' natural antagonism.
Tot most children a mil a laxative, ad.
Jnlnlstcred. occasionally, la all that la
Beaded to assure normal reg-ularlty -amt
rood health, sr. Caldwall'a Syrup Pap
ain la a pleasant-tasting" combination of
slm pis laxative barbs with pepsin, frea
from opiate or narcotic drain, and acta
fently yet effectively I children lika It
and take It readily, ao that It is the ldaat
remedy for the family medicine chest.
It 1 sold la drug stores for fifty cents
a bottle. A trial bottle, frao of charge,
can be obtained by writing' to Or. W. B.
Caldwell. 4BS WaauUaartom 9U KoEtt
eauo, xuiaeu.
Captain McGlone Withdraws
Resignation; Will Fight
Captain A. C. McGlone. command
ing officer of Company F of the
"Lucky" Seventh Nebraska regiment,
who sent n his resignation to Gov-
Instant Hair Stain
Better Than Slow
storers"
Soma folks
would hare you
believe that
they have dis-
t covered seme
marvelous com.
m bination that
Jw ill "restore"
the eel or to
gray, streaked
or laded hair,
without stain
ing It No such
preparation has
ever been dis
covered. There is only
one preparation
so far as we
know that is
entirely free from sulphur, lead, silver, mer
cury, sine, aniline, eoal tar products or their
derivatives. That preparation Is called
"Brownatone." It is so easy and safe to ap
ply that the wonder is that anyone ever
uses anything else.
"Brownatone" instantly tints the hair to
any shade of brown (or black) that may be
desired. If the gray shews on your temples
or is streaking your hair if the ends of
your hair are lighter than the belanee, or it
for any reason you wish to stain all or part
of your hair use "Brownatone."
A sample and a. booklet will be sent you
(from manufacturers 'v upon receipt of
10c. Mention shade desired.'
All of the leading drug b.jres sell "Brown
atone." Two sites, Sle and II. U.
Insist on "Brownatone" at your hair,
dresser's.
Sold and guaranteed in Omaha by 8her.
man McCeanell Dm Co. and ether lead
ing dealers.
"He
FREE TRIAL COUPON
The Keateq Phemaeai Cesepaay.
3 Cepvta Bldg, Covington, Kr.
Please eend me your trial bottle of
BROWNATONE Hair Subs. I enclose 10e
(silver or stamps) to help psy pottage
and packing.
Kama
Address .,
Town , SUte '..
Do yon wish golden, medium, dark brown
or klaekt State which. -
DOCTOR GIVES RECIPE
FOR CRAY HAIR
Well Known New York Physician
Gives Reeipe for a Home-Made
Gray Hair Remedy.
A. L. Paulaon, M. D., who has prac
ticed medicine in New York City for
many years, gave out the following
recipe for home-made gray hair rem
edy: "Gray, BtreaKea or laaea nair
can be immediately turned black,
brown or light brown, whichever
shade you desire, by the following
simple remedy that you can maice at
home:
"Merely get a small box of Orlex
powder at any drug store, it costs
onlv 25 cents and no extras to buy.
Dissolve it in one ounce of water and
comb it through the hair. Full direc
tions for use come in each box.
"You need not hesitate to use Or
ex. as a $100.00 gold bond comes in
each box guaranteeing; the user that
Orlex does not contain silver, lead,
zinc, sulphur, mercury, aniline, coal
tar products or their derivatives.
"It does not rub off, is not sticky
or greasy and leaves the hair fluffy.
It will make a gray-haired person
look twenty years younger." Adv.
STOMACH
TORN UP
Iodi&iu Lady Describes Condition.
WHcl She Stji Wai Dae T
Constipation ud TeUt of
Relief Obtained Fron
Black-Draught.
Scottsburg, Ind. Mrs. Annie Johnsons
of this place, writes: "I well remember!
I suffered for a long timp with consttpa-J
ton, which would get me dewn. I took
doctors' medicines and any number ot
purgatives. They would leave me in a
worse condition than I wafbef ore taking,
and my stomach so upset ... I know
once I suffered . . . from constipation, I
was so ill we had to have (he doctor, just
so nervous and feverish. The doctor
said I would have to quit medicines, my
stomach was so bad . . .
My husband was reading and found
something about Thedlord's Black
Draught and brought me a package to
try. 1 used it regularly at first until be.
gan to feel better, then I used Just a dose
occasionally. I was cured of this con
stipation and am Sure the Black-Draught
If your stomach is out of order, you
will surfer from such disagreeable symp
toms as headache, biliousness. Indiees-
tion, etc., and unles something is done,
serious trouble m iy n suit.
Thedford's Black-Drcught has been
found a valuable remedy for these
troubles. It is purely vegetable, and
acts In a prompt and natural way, help
ing to regulate the liver and to cleanse
the bowels of Impurities,
. Try Black-Draught. EB-15
SORE THROAT
Colds, Coughs, Croup and Catarrh
Relieved in Two Minutes.
Is your throat rerel
Breathe Hyomei.
Have yon catarrh?
Breathe HyomeL
Here ran a cough T
Breathe Hyomel. "
Have you a eeld?
Breathe Hyomei.
Hyomei is the one treatment for all nose,
throat and lune; troubles. It does not contain
any cocaine or morphine and ail that is
neressary Is te breathe it through the little
pocket inhaler th.-t comes with each outfit.
A complete outfit costs but little at drug,
lets everywhere and at Sherman A Me
Connell Drue Co, and Hyomei ia guaranteed
to banish catarrh, eroup, coughs, celds, sore
throat and bronchitis or money back. A
Hyomei inhaler lasts a lifetime and extra
bottles of Hyomei sen be obtained from
emigists Advertisement
Vfie Civistmas SoreforSveryfiody
mm
Monday, November 26, 1917.
STORE NEWS FOR TUESDAY.
Telephone Douglas 137.
Tuesday we are offering special values you would not expect in these times. , Mer
chandise that you want and need now in preparation for the winter at reduced cost
Each
$
1.00
Leather
Foot
Balls.
Canvas-lined, leather foot balls,
full size, guaranteed bladder, very
special, Tuesday, each, $1.00.
(Fourth Floor)
Laundry
Outfit
Special . .
for
1.00
Laundry outfit, consisting of
splint clothes basket, nickel clothes
line reel, clothes line, wash board
and clothes stick; the outfit, 11.00.
(Down Stairs Store)
Pair
1.00
$
for
$
Sugar
and
Creamers .
Combination cut floral sugar
and cream sets, heavy blanks; the
set, $1.00.
(Dowa Stalra Store)
1.00
$
Crepe
Toilet
Paper. . .
Crepe tissue toilet paper, large
size rolls; special, Tuesday Dollar
Day, at, 17 for $1.00.
(Dowa Stalra Store)
17 Rolls
1.00
for
$1 Mi
l.UU
Mop
Outfit
Complete
Consists of one Triangle cedar
oil mop, one Triangle chemically
treated mop, 1 bottle of cedar oil
polish, 1 dustless dust cloth and
2 handles, $1.00.
(Dowa Stalra Store)
Women's
Chamoisette $
Gloves. .
Women's 2-claap white chamoi
sette gloves, plain white or black,
embroidered backs, guaranteed
washable; Tuesday, $1.00 pair.
(Main Floor)
Women's 3 Pair
Cotton
Hose
Women's black cotton hose, full
seamless, regular or outsizes, rib
top, very special Tuesday, 3 pair,
$1.00.
(Main Floor)
Women's
Union
Suits
iir e a .
w omen s wnite cotton union
suits, fleece lined, low neck and
sleeveless; Dutch neck, elbow
sleeves, ankle length; Tuesday,
at $1.00.
(Main Floor)
e ien
1.00
Each
1.00
Boys'
Fleeced $
Shirts .......
Heavy fleece lined shirts for
boys, also fleece lined drawers;
luesaay, a garments, 91.00,
(Down Stairs . Store)
3 for
1.00
$
Double
Silk
Gloves. . .
Women's double silk gloves,
black or white, specially priceo
for Tuesday, at, $1.00 pair.
(Main Floor)
. Pair
1.00
6 for
$
Cut
Glass
Sherbets .
Grape cut sherbets, assorted
blanks, specially priced for Tues
day, 6 for $1.00.
(Down Stah-a Store)
1.00
Star
Cut
Jugs
Tankard shape jugs, star cut,
very pretty and dainty, Tuesday,
$1.00.
v (Down Stalra Store)
Each
1.00
Fleeced
Union
Suits . . .
$
2 for
1.00
Women's and children's cotton
fleece lined union suits, specially
priced for Tuesday, 2 for $1.00.
(Dow Stalra Store)
Colored
Border
Scrim . .
10 Yards
1.00
Good quality colored
scrim, pink and blue borders.
bordered
For
Tuesday, only, 10 yards, $1.00.
(Down Stalra Store)
Women's
Pair
Felt $1 A A
Slippers 1UU
Warm, comfortable felt slippers
for women, flexible soles, low
heels, .Tuesday, pair, $1.00.
(Down Stairs Store)'
Fancy
Sateen .
Petticoats .
Choice
1.00
Sateen petticoats, pleated and
tucked flounce, in black, navy.
reen and fancy stripes and dres-
en. jror Tuesday only, choice.
$1.00.
(Down Stairs Store)
fl
Box
Holiday
Stationery $1 AA
special IsUv
Limited supply of holiday boxes,
in blue, pink and white, 1 quire
cards, 1 quire paper, $1.00 box.
(Main Floor)
Specials in Choice
Jewelry $1 Aft
Section. .... ,1UU
Choice of Bterling silver dorine
cases; sterling silver rings, aba
lone pearl settings; 10-carat solid
gold signet ring, oriental pearl ear
screws; luesaay, jj.do.
(Main Floor)
Leather
Music
Rolls
A very handy music roll of
leather, priced specially for Tues
day, at $1.00.
(Main Floor)
Each
1.00
Toy
Choice
Specials $1 AA
Tuesday IvU
A great variety of toys to select
from, including dolls, ouija boards,
educator blocks, toy pianos,
banks, etc., choice, $1.00.
(Fourth Floor)
Special
Corset $
Models
bpecial models in W. B., C. B.,
R. & G. Thompson and B. N. spe
cials m a variety of models at the
reduced price oj $1.00.
(Down Stairs Store)
Pretty
Tub $
Silks
32 and 36-inch tub ailka. inar
the thing for waisting and shirt
ing; Tuesday, special, $1.00 yard.
Choice
1.00
Yard
1.00
(Main Floor)
Yard
Fancy
Jap
Silks. .
36-inch Jan silk in Pnntinn nnd
floral designs, special for Tuesday,
at, 91.UU yard.
(Main Floor)
1.00
Women s 5 Pair
Fine Black $'
Hose
Fine quality black silk lisle
hose for women, seamless, double
top; Tuesday they sell at, 5 pair,
$1.00.
(Main Floor)
1.00
12 Pair
Long
Flannel
Skirts. .
2 for
1.00
Baby's white flannelette petti
coats, Gertrude atyle, special val
ue, Tuesday, at 2 for $1.00.
(Seeoae Floor)
Men's
Black
Hose. . . .
Men's half hose, all black,
good quality, double heel and sole,
seamless; Tuesday, 12 pair, $1.00.
(Down Staire Store)
1.00
Smartly Choice
at? $i.oo
A limited number of trimmed
hats in our Down-Stairs Store
Tuesday, at $1.00.
(Down Stairs Store)
Men's White
Handker- $
chiefs.
Men's all-white hemstitched, full
size handkerchiefs, priced specially
for Tuesday, 20 for $1.00.
(Down Staire Store)
20 for
1.00
2 for
1.00
Men's
Silk
Mufflers . .
Silk mufflers for men. Good
patterns to select from. Would
make excellent presents; Tues
day, 2 for $1.00.
(Down Stalra Store)
1.00
Men's Each
Sweater $'
Coats
A very heavy cotton sweater
coat for men, with roll collar,
splendid quality; special Tuesday,
eacn, i.uo.
(Down Staire Store)
Men's 5 for
S::fe...$L00
Men's half hose, in all the good
colors, double heel, too and sole;
specially priced for Tuesday, 5 for
si. oo.
(Main Floor)
Outing
Flannel
Gowns .
Each
1.00
Men's outing flannel .gowns,
with collar and without, extra
quality, reduced for Tuesday, to
$1.00. .
i ; )
-
Fancy Silk 3 for
Handker- $1 A A
chiefs..., l.UU
Men's fancy border silk hand
kerchiefs, full size, good quality,
splendid values; at, 8 for fi.oo.
(Main Floor)
Men's Linen 5 for
Handker- $1 A A
chiefs l.UU
Pure linen handkerchiefs for
men, full size, plain white, hem
stitched; Tuesday, at, 5 for $l.po
(Main Floor)
Soap and Special
Cleanser $1 AA
l.UU
$1.00
Combination
12 Diamond C soap. . . '
3 P. & G. naptha soap. ,
6 white borax soap. , . .
2 Golden Rod washing
powder
1 pkg. Softona
1 Victoria cleanser....
No phone or mall orders aecenUJ. ma
deliveries except when other foods have
been purchased en transfer aod to be
delivered.
. (Down Stairs Store)
Fancy
Turkish
Towels .
3 for
1.00
Large, bleached Turkish towels.
long nap,, double weave, blue or
pink, broche border, Tuesday,
priced, 3 for $1.00.
' (Down Stairs Store)
Bleached 12 for
Mercerized $1 A A
Napkins l.UU
Bleached mercerized napkins.
good weight, assorted patterns.
hemmed ready for use, for Tues
day, price is $1.00 a dozen.
(Down Staire Store)
Hemmed
Table
Cloths. . .
$
Each
1.00
Full bleaehed table cloths, 2
yards long, mercerised damask.
choice, Tuesday, at $1.00.
(Down Staire Store)
Turkish
Bath
Mats . . .
Each
1.00
Fancy Turkish bath mats, large
size, assorted patterns and colors.
Tuesday, $1.00 each.
(Main Floor)
Fancy
Turkish
Towels .
$
2 for
1.00
Blue, pink or gold borders, large
soft absorbent. Specially priced,
Tuesday, 2 for $1.00.
(Mala Floor)
V
Special
Drug $
Combination .
1 package Nuxated Iron and 3
cakes of toilet soap, a special com
bination for $1.00.
(Main Floor)
Complete
1.00
Hemstitched
Huck $
Towels
' Pure linen, fancy damask bor
der, big assortment, for Tuesday,
priced at $1.00 each.
(Main Floor)
Each
1.00
Yard
1.00
Fine
Imported $
Damask. . . .
Imported damask, 2 yards wide,
good weight, fine finish, assorted
designs. As a Tuesday special,
$1.00 a yard. '
(Mam Fleer) ,
Heavy
Cotton $
Sheets. .
76x90-inch heavy bleached cot
ton sheets, free from dressing,
seamed center; a splendid wearing
sheet and a big value at $1.00.
: (Down Stairs Stare)
Each
1.00
Soft
Bleached
Muslin
S 6-inch soft, bleached muslin,
good weight, fine finish: a good
f ade for ordinary use, Tuesday,
yards for $1X0. '
8 Yards
1.00
(Down Staire Store)
2 for
Wear-Ever
Sauce'- ' $t A A
Pans..... ..l.UU
Wear-Ever pure aluminum lip
ped sauce pans, Tuesday, the 1H
quart size, special, at 2 for $1.00.
(Dswn Staire Store)
Enameled
Medicine
Cabinet . . .
White enameled medicine cabi
nets, with two shelfs, for Tues
day, priced special, at .$1.00.
(Down Stairs Store) .
Each
1.00
Mop Set
Outfit $1 A A
Special. .. .l.UU
Mopping outfit consists of large
galvanized pail, patent spring mop
stick and cotton mop rag, Tuesday,
enure ouuit, ij.oo.
(Down Stairs Stare)
$
Each
1.00
Dustless
Floor
Brush. .
Black chemically, treated floor
brush, dustless, complete with
handle, 10 or 12-inch size, Tues
day, $1.00.
(Down Stalra Store)
Cup
arid
Saucer .
Hand decorated cubs and sauc
ers of thin Japanese china, a Tues
day special, 3 pairs for $1.00.
(Down Staire Store)
. . . .
3 Pair
$1 1.A
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Hand
Painted
Plates. .
3 for
1.00
Hand painted bread and butter
plates, thin Japanese china, spe
cially priced, Tuesday, at 3 lor
i-oo. ....
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1.00
Japanese Each
Vases $'
at
In a variety of very pretty dec.
orations and shapes, assorted
sizes to select from, Tuesday spe
cial, tach, $1.00,
(Down Stair Store)
Each
1.00
Women's .
Fancy"' $
Neckwear. . .
Women's lace jabots and fnnev
stocks, a large assortment to se
lect from. Very special, Tuesday,
at $1.00.
' (Main Floor)
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