im; IIKK: OMAHA. THl'UShAY. V IX.IU AIiY
1!'J.
P. A. Barrows, Correspondent"
Lincoln Bureau of The Omaha Bee
LAST DESPERATE
EFFORT TO SAVE
CONDEMNED MEN
Attorneys for Slayers Sen
tenced to Die In Electric
Chair Friday Start Final
Legal Action.
V:li f.,t:.
'. . ( it , Hi; !!'.'' '
t ' i n V:r r-
tor the two i"
for the ititidet
n I'M, t.ul.iv
1 'i in ! n ,i !,, ,
eeul .el".
A lien Hi- - .
1 . .!. I ,'iii!'!.
.i t ; f'-uMV, !i ,
preme c i ; i 1 : I
: MH"i to (lie
rd touiiiv. .
v, ,n i .in t - -in-.'Mil
I l . i".
A wait
Moth ;.i;..r.
'-
MjII'i
temp?
'..! g .!n
(? Co!,.
!'-. .i"nrr.in
Oru-("t to
I ulu Vogt
tui.'i! legal
1 , -t. iii the i-
: .v.,i and :s -ion- mentally trrespou-'!-
a.d incoii'pcti : '..
lie d.ei.ires m the atVH.i it that
e 1 ir.rnmc ' conviction, and I
-1 1 ! -c 1 1 : c " i to the term of cm:n .it
vli:,:i lie was com :ftcd. vole, who.
i:crl :o comittttting the murder,
has i.i'itc-M'd to 't- showing that
lUi'itiitT iM- rot ,ii-i'c.iiry before
the net in the titurd-r of hi
mother n; !,iv.
Attacks Governor's Hearing.
I h,.' j.ovrni.ir'4 l;e trm' held l,i-t
-iit.t'' " '' ere!', attacked in the j
'tfi.i ' ' '. .i- a "te i hearing, "
it -!(''- t' .it "the nn'awtnl acts" r.i
t'-e k'H'itiiO!' in "disregarding the
with rr ;(. t to the hearuig. .
haves tiiMinnicr without remedy j
thi- premises ti it !r the "attached
motion is sustained."
Attorm 1. M. Priest, i m ; i -e ! lor
PARDON BOARD
IS FAVORED 8Y
CHARTER BODY
Granting of Clemency to
State Prisoners May Be
Taken From Governor
By Convention.
Heroism of Animals In War
Shown In Naturalists' Film
1 1
Barnes Praises Fontenelle
Forest Reserve Lauds
Roosevelt's Efforts to
Save Wild Life.
ih
I'nu'-t ll.irokl li.ui.fs. cisimei.t
naturalist, who spoke In-lore iht
v. It. itulicr ot t 'oiiituerce v est onlay
t'ooii, ul!l give .in i'his! i atrd in
! if e tofi'ght ,i I S. in ! lie lit-'.
Mitlmdist church. Willi his ta!
i'n. "Animal, m Modcri' a: fare."
ill he ho n ni"vmii pi.turc-. ami
loO Mi i-.iptieai' slide ot the work
in . i p m i n a ! tn the recen! war.
" I he i-'otitetifile forest tf-rto
will save Omaha great Minis (,t
,i. tat
,,Ie. ti!
on to I
v.
i a : r i v
ihl am t
..iter il
here
1 1 1 r 1 1 1 r
ntion
iee
to -1!
Ttiday.
here t!
m l mat d mills ae
iiei !ii'aiit:kr
it is expected
1,'uKlit or in the
pate tor the electro-
he pardoning , money which it will not have to pa
1 1 111 CI I w
I! i- geniTa.ly he
the execution ot
i!! t ike t'i.u c at sin, rise
-tctdii.g Ih Mii:
'I t oi ( ti .i uinier
I a ti'i'tiiiii in t!
o i eca 1 1 it - ma m
i ' i -! l 1 1 t court in
,d to recall the
I ! the -am
'i tic t cut n 1 1
Com t Ruling.
c , s, ,.,-d t,,.!.
t!o- mall oih
'Hit lilies oi
' .TI.I
tills
r -II-Loniis
lld'A -
listr
afipial Irniii
!'! the nu el n, M
heani'i' fur tin ir
!toinrv Mm
.tiitdavit toda'- w
hich he p. a ::t s !
id state -l.iliilo i
hy the Kt"enini
-avs tliat I'.ianiti!
:d.,t
nn'il
t a c 1 1
maud. nulls to rnm
1
i
1 1
lit.
iCUIF
the in
',:: i! '
ler trial. '
ia
he,
!;ie,l an
dioii in
lOl.lt'oil
heari-H held
month. lie
-nee the intir.
me id ut:s. .)!;,;
la-t
Suffering With Leprosy,
Man Is Held in City Jail
Vct.iik. N'.-h. I cli. 4 - (Special
r.'le';rain I t hailcs VoiiiisT, Miiier
i::i; from lepto-v, is eontined to the
ittv tail a! Meadow drove, lie was
id,,ijiit line h l)'iiit;lis county an
thoti'ics. who c'ann he has hecome
a char.L;e id M.idt-idi county.
N'oiiio,' was iir-t I.il-en to relatives
at Tilden. hut K it there and while
'.u:n -i In ket tor Nid foik at the
Mt .n!"s lirmo station was arrested
and placed in jail. Meadow ( 'trove
people were alarmed regarding the
disease atid the officials at the poor
f.n in rciii-ed t" take hint.
I he county eomnii-siouers ,irr
row precfiti' a pe-t lioii-e on tin
ooor farm for Voting, who may
'a ier lc sent to a leper Colony.
power- tioni t ie nnviiri r and plac
tV tl' Si aftmg ot e'emenev for
prisoner- of the state penitentiary
in the hands of a pardon hoard, was
reported out hy the constitutional
convention committee on nii-cel
lai'.eoii.; suV.eets Wednesday.
lite measure was proposed hy a
committee and will come up in the
committee of the whole. Khe meas
ure is a suhstitute for all of the pro
posals which were introduced on the
-uhjeet of pardons.
I'nder the provisions of the meas
ure the pardon hoard shall consist
of tin v" c memhers. g.ivernoi, at
torney general and secretary oi
state, with the
man.
The m.'ioritv
have power to remit line
..rant commutations, pari
governor as
e hoai
i-i'
air-
ot t
At the first 'chill! Take Genuine Aspirin marked with the
"Bayer Cross" to break up your Cold and relieve the Headache,
Fever, Stuttiness.
Warning! To got Genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for
over 19 years, you must ask for "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," and
look for the name "Bayer" on the package and on each tablet.
Always say "Bayer."
Fach "Bayer package" contains safe and proper directions for
the relief of Co!ds also for Headache, Neuralgia, Toothache,
hara:he, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis and for Pain generally.
BsyerTabletsAspirin
Boxes of 12 Bottles of IM Bottles of 100 Also Capsules A!l ruggist
Aspirin U t h tralo run r k of T'aver Manufarturft of MonoaetM Icacklfst ,-f Pa I icy II rapid
WEAKNESS
RELIEVED BY
"BALMWORT
Many men mnl women nnin
no strenutli. Tim least exer
tion ti n-s? them. hull aches,
pains like rheumatism, de
pression, or "blues" rome
easily. Ambition ami energy
arn ahvuyi at low t-t'b. What
is thft cause'.' Tl.r cause nay
vary - lull if the Kiiiinws and
Ula'lder nre not dome; thmr
W(rk perfectly--you can make
a. bet that's where the trnn
hle lie? Tliis lady suffered
1 i vears: Mrs. K. Klipp, 644
W. 12th St.. Oak 1'ark. Ill,
svrite?: "Vour Hnhnwort K" id -ney
Tablet eer;.ainl- have
ton wonders for me. 1 have
been ailim; for 12 years with
Kidney and I'.lad'lpr weakness,
but feel like a MOW WOMAN"
NOW." All druprslsts sell
them.
This wonderful bookwill be
sent free to arty man upon re
quest
CWmiAHb CHEMICtt CO.
602 Bereu Btort.fvishvtHe.Tenn
"NewHomenSewing
Machine Week Ends
Next Friday at
Union Outfitting Co.
More Clothes and Prettier
Clothes This Spring if
You Do Your Sewing.
A Beautiful New Home
Sewing Machine Given
Away Friday Evening.
Realizing more women will ap
preciate a Sewing Machine in the
home more than ever this year,
the Union Outfitting Company
has a Sewing Machine expert di
rect from the "New Home" fac
tory to demonstrate the many im-provi-ments
in sewtng machine
construction.
The "New Home" is a sewing
machine containing every want
ed device that makes sewing easy.
You sit in a natural position.
During the Demonstration a
payment of ONE DOLLAR will
deliver a "New Home" to you
ready for spring sewing and' if
you come to the store before Fri
day, it is possible that you can
cot a Sowing Machine FREE.
At the Union Outfitting Com
pany, located out of the High
Rent District, no transaction is
ever considered complete until
the customer is thoroughly satisfied.
-Iiall
and to
ins and
paroles, after a puldie hoanui:. It t-
rettireil that the county attorney '
if tl:e 1:0,11 tv wherein the ottense
was uuii.'iited shall he ien no- 1
tiee in writ nut am! notice ot the j
h ariay published in 1 newspaper 111 5
'hat county two wcte.s prim' to the i
Ii".iring. It is provided that all pro-
eeedums sli.,11 he 1'eduecd to wntinii j
and the tecon! PhM tn the otnee 01
t'le -ecrctvv ot state. I lie governor
is e,jven power to grant reprieves
..ml respite, hut not for a longer
neriod than the next mectim; of the
lH.a'd.
Finance Secretary
Says That Code Bill
Saved State $65,389
Lincoln. Feb. 4 (Special. K
saving in operating expense of $fo.
eS'l was -(.-eeunpltslipd through th:
livil cod'- administration during the
six months ending February 1. ac
cording tr, figures made public Wed
nesday by 1'bil Hrosf, secretary of
j the state (iepr.rtment of finance. Dur
ing tl"- six month1- ending February
1 'he state code departments spent
; is-N.-M H, w hile the. prorated ap
i oi-, ,pi laii'iii for the same period wa-j
' -oo M.'4..iil
Fur tie month of January, the
! eore departments, ipeut $45.44 l..?X "i
a Mill, pm. ib ptoratci appropi tatuui,
and Mr. Ilross says the actual saving
tor lanuarv was :, 14.2.67.
b'or the si months' period the de
partmrul oi public welfare was the
only one exceeding its appropriation,
having spent $02,442.02. while the ap
propriation was lO.onx.iiK.
Influenza Closes Schools
And Convent at O'Neill
O'Neill. Neb., Feb. 4.--( Special. 1
Several rases of influena. scarlet
fever and smallpox in the city have
caused authorities to close the pub
lic schools and the convent. Physi
cians have the situation well in hand'
and a strict quarantine is being established.
tor maintaining rctorm sv'ho,,ls and
in-, mo a-ylunis." declared Mr.
I'-ayues. n a h.-rt talk .at tin-Toon-day
luncheon oi the good fel
low -hip committee of tee ('hanibe'
ol t oiumeree yp-tei day .
" I'he l-'iditenelle fiire-t i . -eie is
one of the linest tracts m the coun
try," he continued. "It will be a
great factor in the development ot
Omaha. As f travel about the woib',,
and esn cially in this country 1 . an
now see the great eiteet that the life
of riuodoie kV.nvch on the -a' -iug
of the wild lite ot our country.
It is such projects as the Loiitene'!.
torest reserve that serve to perpitu-3t-
Ins memory, and this alone ti-t'
lies their existence."
Flic mention of
Roo-evelt btottghf
p!au-.c.
Mr. !;i'-t.rs is m t d
guest of the Nebraska Humane so
iiety. He was introduced by J. I'.
Davidson, president of the -ocietv.
"Never in the history of the world
have animals piaved so important
.:s
l C.av i es' home. Mi'l '
a little village of led l'0-"i'.- -u:,
oils en its toi est I esei v e i : ,
,-i acics. w hi, n has been devcio"e.i
into a s.o'.et uarv for wild hniN
Mt. Laviu-s is ..il honoraiy se ie
taiv oi the Kcd Star animal rc'iei j
ot gant.Mt ion. vvinch was tounded I
.liti'.pg the war. He was given cr- j
dial ti eatuii'ii! and assistance evei v ,
iwheie in Fuiopc. vietieial Tcish.-g j
' met hmi m Paris .md piovided l ini ,
with an autom.'b'Ie toi an eight day
ti if througii l-'iauee. j
GOOD-BYE 1
I DYSPEPSIA:
:No More Gurgly Brash. "Lump :
of Lead," Bad Digestion,
; Heartburn or Such
i Troubles.
'I he i,..,e -v il can't he
'aei-s ,,t In- stoiiac!t. Ihi
iiniii.iii with a grouehv
w ith d' 'W ungli! d v'spep
no mot e.
The ln'avie-t. richest
most unspeakable (puck lunches,
can be taken rare of without tl
i",g i-n the stomach
diet stive can do the digi
the s, .il,, o h it In ?- did u
in
ig est lot
a need
1, i:ner-.
scientitn
-ting where
t do it be-
loi e (d d
it
n
late Co
longed
did
ap
a
i-enm ot ti.itti
U k. He j s;
tal-. leniomit
s-'ou school, ,
France, to stu
animals and
i! lu-iorv '
I v etei 11:111 '.
tat ions, ,h '.:
id the bitll
v the i,ar',s
'. CI v ill
e'iv the
iahl.t- h
among tin
lerleetiv .
s; iia
and
i in
ii
w " i ; ,
belch
w a t
a pat t in the h - ot humans a
dming the recent war," i-a-d Mr.
May lies.
Mr. Ihi vie- has 'etui tied trout a
tour of I'hig'aml. Fiance. Melgian.
Italy, (iermany and I'.gvpt a- ror
res"ondei't for Harper's magazine,
and repr-,-sei:tati e of the Vii'eti.an
c
hot -'
rend,
ifding
played
aelie
ll"ll
1 C s . ,
:o Mr.
tile 1.1! ge-
tlie mo-t vain.
m the war. Sixteen tin!
v. ' -' c ii-ol hv the allies.
half of these were killed. Kn
rewarded her an'iia! heroes
practical way, said the uatuiali
providing for them the most
nilicent veterinary seri c in
w otld.
mag
I ' : e
l'-ne,'si
universal
tioni iinlige -tioi
Tak, o!;C of
, I'ahh-s attei va
v i ut ,U " gr en t,
1 1 g -, l ot men tap,
'cehug in tin- st,
dv -pepsia. lo-s o
-mil digestive
will imd at oiiee
pf iv i inei t
Tiiev ar, e.ise the i ,i-!n, nn
eo.e the stomach the rest i
Indoie it ran again be head
strong.
Stuart's Dv-pep-da 'I able
for sab' a! all di uggi-t- at
b.C"tl'e s,,
is,- who suitei
dv -iiep-ia
mi l - I )v -pi psi.i
next me.il .md U
hii.g. sour ii-
on, heavy luu.py
dnaeh. itidiwc-t'oii.
f appi toe or other
derai'.gcinrt't. y, n:
a tn mat ha : de nn
First Quality
Dependable Dentistry
Ni'ver in the world's hi.Mory
scrxicc lioon at such a premium,
edge and keener appreeiation
for
the
lias lii),rh iiialil
(ireater knowl
are responsible
the desire on the part of everyone to h-Av
best.
We work for urn in this office with the om
paramount idea of rendering oii the best qna!
itv service.
ami
il
I here is no stmt ol time or materials
make the price as reasonable as possum
with no intention ever of sacrificing quality
price.
FiiHsl A -Kan Service
e
1)11 1
for
TEETH
McKenney
Dentists
1324 Farnam St. Corner 1 4lh and Farnani
Phone Doudas 2872
v-i
Kstahlishrd 1894
KuDl'ii-.1 himJ law iri
pnraflnir cr u;i.. a-, it is H;iui: tciih
! him'. N'm ft-ni j n f i-imi Im - inr ,-.
son, unit ?i. t laying. Ui- in n. lio-piljt!,
I haw u ucccy f .: I t r a! m .'nl for Riiptii-r w.tJi-
k t ' r- t t nm tn a paint u I JMni m iut' ta rti ip 12 1
i'H1 "p- ' ai i"it. I a m 1 1i.' cli! y 1 el-11 1 a l.''- p!i -1 -1
ati i). will Ijil.i -ti.-h f.isfs lilM.ii a Kii'i' ait t
Hi' i' ill l fjlt't nry if-tilt.-. I lia( if'i(cd mnr
.In"- i vp ( mit mi ll' 'f
fay, I iu Ti"i in if. 1
ih.tn ::i year, ( f lie
t t ! ' Ill Ml'Mlt in c P ti'llCt1
'Mi- ad'anlau'' mv tis-utmiTit arc: N-i 1"-
N" dan-;.T fir-ii c'.. n.fcrm. -lif-.-k and ! 1 p
fall t r writ.- lr. Wrav, 306 Rcc Rick-., OmmIiji
if
Former Fremont Wrestler
Sentenced for Murder
Fremont. Neb., Feb. 4. (Special. I
Jim Davis, former Fremont wres
tler, was sentenced to life imprison
ment at Onowa, la., for killing; De
tective James Britton of Sioux Citv
last Tide.
For Colds, Grip or Influenza
and as a Preventative, take I. AX ATI V K
PROMO qriNINE Tablets. I.nnk f.n
E. W. GROVE'S simniitura on the Sox. 30.
OPEN NOSTRILS! END
A COLD OR CATARRHl
i
How To Get Relief When Head!i
and Nose are Stuffed Up. p
stKstKt?-?-
C'ount fifty! Your cold in head
r catarrh disappears. Your elotreed
nostrils will open, the air passages
of your head will clear and you can
breathe frcclv. No more snufflintr,
linu-L'iiin" tmii'iitis dweli-in-v .-t'n-cc ' tonii'
ar headache; no struggling
Dreath at night
STRONG DRINK
ROBS A MAN OF ENERGY
Cadomene TableU Afford Relief
to the Shattered Nervej of
the Drinker.
Many men n! it tern sr.il sailors,
hav stated 'hat w lien they were
denied their liipMr. th-ir nerves Le
caino sha'tereil, until the wonderful
effects of Cadnuieilu Tahlets-
j.or i restored tnetn to normal health. The
man who swears off liquor or to-
K-i. ,.. t.-Ol fi.l V.I.- ...1. i
(Jet a small bottle of Kly's Cream ' ...'ni ,',.cnin his- nor.'..',.! 'm.i' an.i
Rl'dni from your druggist and apply j control cpncker by takinc Ct'lomrne
t little of this fragrant antiseptic t Tablets. The worn-out man or wom-
-fno-s 1 n i--ti- n..i,L Tf nAnnlvnln. I
through every air passage of the
Skin Tortured Babies Sleep
Mothers Rest
After Cuticura
Ss.OfetMLTtlCTTa.Ve.rrerrwtHr FTMBic1a
One big lot of Ladies' Shoes, Ox
fords and Pumps, $3.00 to $5.00
values, bo at
90c
One big lot of Ladies' Shoes,
Pumps and Oxfords, in patent, dull,
tan and white canvas; bijfh and low
heels. Values, $5.00 to $7.00, go at
ever Again
The Ladies'
some values, ir
Shoes at $8.90 are
brown and black Ik id
satin; Louis beefs. A full run of
Valors, $12.00 and $15.00, go
11 You Buy
sizes.
at
$8.90
$1.90
FINE HIGH GRADE
One big lot of Children's Shoe?,
Pumps and Oxfords, in patent, tan
and white; values to $2, go at
One big lot of Ladies' Roth & Sel
by and Hsmi'ton Brown Shoes,
Pumps and Oxfords, in gray kid,
white buck, white rain skin, black
kid; high and low heels. Values $5.00
to $11.00, go at-
$290
Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords
At the Low Prices They Are Being Offered
and Sold at the
90c
Onr big lot of Children's
nd Sandals go at
59c
IF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
Take Salts to flush Kidneys
and neutralize irritating
acids.
head, soothinsr and healiner the swol
len or inflamed mucous membrane,
eivinsr you instant relief. Head colds
and catarrh yield like mapie. Don't
stay' stuff ed-UD and miserable. Re
lief is sure.
an. trio nervous, am! sleepless, find
a Imon m Cadomene Tablets which
are cuaranteed safe, harmless and
effective always, or money hack.
i!ct a tube today from your drusr
ftist and help yourself to net ripht
richt away. Adv.
Kidney and Bladder wctkiies re- j
suit from uric acid, says a noted I
authority. The kidneys filter this I
acid from the blood and pa s it on j
to the bladder, where it often re-
niains to irritate and inflame, cans-
irer a miminc, Maiding sensation, or
settitli; up an irritation at the neck
ol the bladder, obliging you to seek
relief two or three time? during the
night. The sufferer is in constant
dread, the -water passes sometime
with a scalding sensation and is
very profuse: again, there is diffi
culty in avoiding it.
P.ladder weakness, most folks call
it. because they can't control uri
nation. While it is extremety an
noying and sometimes very pain
ful, this is really one of the most
simple ailments to overe.'ine. tiet
about four ounces of Jad Salts
from your pharmacist and ta'-. a
tahlespoonfii! in a g'a-s ot water
before breakfast, continue tl is for
two or three days, This will neu
tralize the acids in the urine so it
no longer is a source of irritation to
the bladder and tniuary organs
which then act normally again.
Jad Salts is in-vpensive, 1'nrm
le.s, ami i-i made from the arid of
grapes and lemon .inter, combined
with lithia. and is used by thousands
of folks who are subject to miliary
disorders caused by uric acid irrita
tion. Jad Salts is splendid for kid
neys and causes no bad effects what
ever. Here you have pleasant, effer
vescent hthia-voter drink, which
Bee Want Alt Froduce Kc suits. .Quick.b' re!ivv.5 bladdc trsukls
One big lot of Ladies' Selby fi
Roth Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords, in
all gray kid Russia calf, gunmetal,
vici kid, white rain skin; in button
and lace, high and low heels, values
$8.00 to $10.00, go at
$3.90
All Sizes.
One big lot of Ladies Selby &
Roth Shoes. Oxfords and Pumps, in
gray, brown and black kid, pntent,
dull tan calf: high and low heels,
lace; values, $8.00 to $10.00, go at
$4.40
All sizes.
One big lot of Ladies' high grade
comfort Shoes and Oxfords, soft vici,
high and low heels, button and lace.
Values, $7.00 to $8.00, go at
$4.90
All sizes.
One big lot of Ladies' high grade
Dress Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords, in
patent, dull kid, tan calf skin, black
vici kid, dark brown kid military and
Louis heels; also Ladies' vici kid True
Comfort Shoes; values, $8.00 to
$11.00, go at
One big lot of Men's Shoes,
fords and Pumps, patent and
niofflv Stetson variety of styles;
ues, $8.00 to $15.00, go at
Os
dull, val-
$2.90
. One big lot of Men's Endicott
Johnson, 17-inch High Cut Shoes.
Values, $8.00, go at
$3.90
First Quality Only.
Onr big lot of Men's Shoes and
Oxfords, in black and tan calf; Eng
lish lat. also black vici kid bluchers,
and V. S. army shoes. Values, $9.00
to $12 00, go at
$4.90
OF THE BIG $60,000 STOCK OF
One big lot of Men's Shoes and
Oxfords, in black and tan calf. Eng
lish last. Also vici kid and gunmetal
blucher. Values, $10.00 to $13.00, go
at
$5.90
$4.90
One big lot of Ladies' latest style
brown kid Russia calf, black vici and
dull kid Shoes, with military and
Louis heels, lace; all sizes. Values
$8.00 to $10.00. go at-
$5.40
One big lot of Ladies' and Grow
ing Girls' Buster Brown and Slate.
Shoes 2 'a to 7, tan and black calf
skin, military heels. Values, $8.50
and $9.00, go at-
$5.90
One big lot of Ladies' Shoes in
tan lotus calf, high cut skating
Shoes, viscol on sole, military heels;
field mouse and dark brown kid; high
heels. Values, $11.00, go at
$6.40
One big lot of Ladies' Mahogany
calf skin Boots, Cuban heels; also
black. Values, $10.00 and $12.00, go
$6.90
All sizes.
One big lot of Ladies' genuinr
Russia calf Shoes, military heels; all
sizes; values, $14.00; also black, mili
tary heels and genuine gray buck
skin, go at
B. & H. Bootery
535 BROADWAY COUNCIL BLUFFS
NOW BEING CLOSED OUT BY
G. W. Groves & Co., of Buffalo, N. Y.
Cost No Longer Gauges the Selling Price ALL MUST GO
Tho most amazing; price sacrifice ever made in this city will
occur THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. We have gone through the
entire stock and made another big cut in prices so as to close out
everything by Saturday night. Boots, Shoes, Oxfords, Pumps, Slip
pers, etc., cr Men, Women, Boys, Misses and Children will go at
most any price, as the entire stock must be turned into cash, and
we will not stop at anything to reach this end.
No such bargain sensation ever thrilled the hearts of the buy
ing public. This sale is already the talk of the city.
READ THE PRICES AND COME.
It's a big loss to those who do not. Get YOUR share of these
many great bargains without delay. If you know values, you can
plainly see that this birr stock will move with a rush. Don't put
it off come and investigate. Be here Thursday morning at 9
o'clock, when this wreat sale starts at the old stand pf
Big lot of Men's Shoes, black, vici,
blucber, medium and wide toe, black
and tan calf, English last. This lot
includes many Florsheim Oxfords.
Values, $10.00 to $14.00, go at
$6.90
Big lot of Men's Shoes in black vici,
London last, black ard tan, English
last. Values, $11.00 to $13.00, go at
$7.90
All sizes.
One big lot of Men's Dry Sock
Shoes, also shoes in black, gunmetal,
cordo calf, English. Values, $12.00
to $15.00, go at -
$8:90
I he Men's Florsheim Shoes and
Oxfords at $9.90 are the talk of tlir
town; in black and tan, vici, dark
brown and calf skin; in English list;
medium and broad toe. Values, $14
and $15.00, go at-
$9.90
Babbe & Harkert
One big lot of Boys' Burley Sl
-Stevens Shoes, for dress and school;
button and lace; values to $5.00,
go at
One I
Sandals.
ig lot of Boys' and luri
Values, $3.00, go at -
$1.40
$7.90
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535 BROADWAY COUNCIL BLUFFS
Terms of Sale: Cash. No Goods Sent on Approval.
STORE OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SAT. EVENINGS
One biT lot of Children's Shoes in
patent and dull, button and lace;
also pumps; values, $3.00, go at
$1.90
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