Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 12, 1892, Page 8

8 RATES T0 THE CONFERENCE. Railrodds Make Liberal Concessions to Del- egates to Omaha's Big Meeting, AN IRON CLAD CONTRACT REQUIRED, ts its Oficinls Fuature Union Depot Co 1y Re-F but Not n Word I Sald About Plans — Notes and ¥ nals, The passengor department of tho Sioux City & Pacific raliway has received official notice of the rules adopted by the Western association to govern business growing out of the Methodist general conference, which will bo hold in O:aaha next May For delegates and others wishing to ro- main during the conference tickets will be rolo from April 23 to 30 inclusive atone fare for the round trip. Thoey will be good for return until Juno 1, and the passage each way must be continuous, Anjiron olad sig- nature form of ticket will be used. The re- turn passage must bogin within twenty-four hours of the date the ticket is executed for return. For the benefit of transient visitors round trip tichets will be sold at ono fare and a third from points within 200 miles of Omaha on the followinz dates: May 2, 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 81, 25, 28, 30. These tickets will be good for roturn until the seventh day from tho date of salo. Ordinary excursion tickots without siguutures will be used, For the republican convention av Minne- apolis ono fure tickets will be on sate June 5, 6 and 7, good for return until Juno 25 Ordinary excursion tickets will be used at most points, but ta head off the eaterpr scalper an iron clad signaturo ticket will bo issued at torminal points. ‘T'he torminals are IKansas City, Loavonworth, Atchi- Joseph, Council Bluffs, Sioux City, Milwaukee, Chicago, Peoria, Hanuibal add St. Louis, The jurisdiction of the Westorn Passenger association extends over the tarritory be tweon Chicago and the Missourt river, and other associations will undoubtedly adopt similar rules. Union Depot Oficials, The annual meeting of the Omaha Union Dopot company was held yesterday morning and the following directors elected : Thomas L. Kimball, Erastus Young, E. Dick- inson, G. W. Holdroge, J. G. Taylor aud W. Pl Dunkel. ‘Phare was no change from the old bon Mr. Kimball was chosen president, Mr, Hol- drege vice president and Mr. Taylor secre- tary. Mr. Kimball is authority for the stave- ment that no other busicess was transacted. xonts, General F'reight Agent Crosby of the B. & M. has gone to Chicago. The Santa Fo roports that it is now pre- pared to accept grain for seaboard points. Assistant Genoral Passenger Agent Brown of the Union Pacific is in Datroit in attend- unce upon his wife, who has boon quite 1ll. As was foreshadowed in Tnig Big some days ago, J. G. Drow has been appointed auditor of the St. Josoph & Grand Island system with headauarters at St. Joe. The official au- nouncement appears on paper hoaded ““Union Pacific Systom™ and dated *OMee of Comp- troller, Boston, Mass.” It is signed by Oliver W. Mink, comptroller of tho Unjon Pacific, and Siduey Dillon, president. Om Retail Dealers Give This Nel Factory Liberal O Two weeks ago THE B ve notice that the Beatrice Starch company would send a representative here and merchants were exhorted to turn their trade from the east to a Nebraska fac- tory. IFrank L. Ebey, representing the Beatrice Starch company, is now here and is very enthusiastic over his recep- tion by Omaha business men. He has already received seventeen good sized orders, but there a great many more retail houses that could handle Nebraska starch and six lurge jobbing houses. Busin men should remember that if they want to see good times with money plenty they should keep their money within the state. Hundreds of thousands of dollars have been sentfrom Nebraska to New York for starch. To continue this drain any longer is a crim- inal waste of the resources of the stat: This is a splendid opportunity for Omaha to prove to the state that she not only preaches home putronage, but that she prac it. Seventeen orders i splendida showing, but there is no reason why evel grocery store in Omuha should handle home made starch. It is to be hoped that the jobbers will embrace this ,opportunity to proye to the business men of the state that they are friendly to Nebraska p oducts. S DOUGLAS COUNTY'S CASH. ssession of Balances in the Varlous Funds, Adam Snyder, ex-county treasuver, hns settlod up with Douglas county and turned over the following amounts to County Treas- urer Irey: Etate fund.. County gencril find Special school fund Apportioument fund’. Eehool bond fund.... ... Railroad bridge sinkin Rond fund : Bridge funa... Hospital bulliing fund City of Omuha. . Clty of South Qity of ¥ ore 8. .. Villago of Waterloo Villuge of Millard Village of Valley Village of Elkhorn. . Redemption.... Soldiers reliaf. Total o D The Nebraska Tribune warrant, over which there was s0 much controversy, was not among the vouchers handed in by My, Sayder. Spoopendyke Tells Iis Wife Something. Yos, I seo, you have got a terrible looking face—all pimples and blotches, Now, Mrs. Spoopendyke, if you'de let those everlasting, dodgasted powders and cosmeties alone, and use Haller's Sarsaparilia and Burdock com- pound you'de look like something. Seot e NEBRASKA TURNERS, tund. essful State Convention Held wt Plattsmouth Yesterday, The Omaba turners who attended tho stato turnverein convention held at Plattsmouth Sunday, have returned. The matwer of electing officers of the turn verelu was loft to tho local mssociation at Plattsmouth as the next annual convention will also be held at that placo and the siate association’s headquartors will be there dur- ing the yoar. t was decided to hold the turnfest at Sioux City somestime during the coming summer, The committae selected to tako chavge of affairs for the turufest exercises i3 composed of Mr. Rassmussen of Lincoln, E. Watzenborn, of Omaha, M Kostian of Sioux City, Mr. Hasse of Fremont and Mr. Haouno of Plattsmouth, of s Puil Andres of Omaha was chosen as a | delegate to attend the national convention 1o be held next May at Washington city Before adjournment the constitution and rules of the turnfest were amenaed to a con- siderable extent. The twenty-six state dele- gates have all veturned to their cespective homes. ———— n the © Ktoom Notning disturbs a lecturer so much as a good, healthy, fully developed cough. Sowe folks think @ squaliug Dby 1s worse, but Mark Twain says that in an emergency you u kill the baby, but most lecturers now 'y & bottle of Haller’s Sure Cure Cough p and give a dose of tha ——— Disturbed the Salvationists, Charles Flora was arrested for d the Salvation Army meeting at Eiguteeath and Davenport Sunday night. He admitted to Juage Berka that he had been told to stay away from there, but that he liked the army | 1s about the and ho felt that its best interests demanded his attendance, The Judge remarked that Mr. Flora was evidontly laboring under a hallucination, and fined him 860 und costs, Flora has beon frequently arrested for similar offonses and for beating his mother. He was shot through the log several months ago while trying to escape from Ofcers Wilber and Kirk at Sixteentb and Vinton streets, 18 Pounds of Bloods quantity nature allows to an adult person. It 1s of the utmost importance that the blood should bo kept as pure as pos- ble. By its remarkable cures of scrofula, salt, rheum, ete., Hood's Sarsaparilla has proven its claim to be the best blood purlfier. hartic we confi- For a general family Thoy should dently recommend Bood's Vills, be in ‘every home medicincest. sl daffbosa SHORT-LIVED PENITENCE. Reformed Lizzie Knapp Was ¢ Nearly One Wi e D Lizzie Koapp seems to be decided disposed to badness. She was arr time ago in a room on Cuming street where sho was in the habit of indulging 1 wiid midaight orgies with a number of vicious boys. The rendezvous was broken up and the girl allowed to go home to her mother, who is compelled to support threa other chil- ad has but little control over her way- ward 15-year-old daughter, Saturday afternoon Lizzie went the Boston store aud stole a pair of shoes and was aguin arrested on a charge of petit larcony. She told a pitiful story to the police matron, and as sho was al- most, barefooted the matron thought there were some mitigating circumstauces con- 1 Girl for pre into nected with the crime and interested herself | in the case. T'he girl was willing to promise anything in order to keep out of the reform seiiool, and it was finally arcanged that the Boston storo folks should not prosecute and the judge discharged tho girl, who was sent to the Roscue Home for Fallen Women, an institution just opened by @ number of charitably disposod ladies at Fourth and Baneroft stroets, Lizzie professed sincere poumitonce and arose Sunday morning and eagerly helped with the housework. She was given new. warm clothing, und went demurely to chur with the ladies connected with the home, wearing a black dress belonging to Mrs, Newberry, the superintendent in charge. Sho dida’t_go home with them. To use th ugnago of the street, she ‘‘madc a sneak’ while the clergyman was offering praver, and at the present timo boch the girl and the superintendent’s bl dress are missing, Lizzio Knapp was found at her mother's home by the sisters of the Refuge yesterday afternoon and after a.conference the girl agreed to return to tho retreat and behave herself, OGS Small in_size, groat 1n .results; DoWitt's LittleEarly Kisers, Best pill for constipa- tion, best forsick headache, best for sour stomach. _— Drunkenness, A disease, treated as such and permu- nently cured. No publicity. No infirm- ary. Home treatment. Harmless and effectual. lington Hawkey pamphlet. Shokoquon Burlington, e gt FOR NEXT SUMMER. Preparing to Pack Away the Cold Wave in Bulk, The harvesting of the 100 crop was begun yesterday by the various ico compavies of the city. The sudden cola change in the temperature froze over the river and the lakes and the ice mon immadiately took ad vantage of tho opportunity of commsncing work to got in their season’s ico befoza the wenther man had time to give out the infor- mation that the indications of the signal ser- vice were that the temperature would fall and the weather be warmer, The ico at noon was ten inches thick and the differont icemen think it will be eleven or twelve by 7 or 8 o'clock this morning, and they are already beginning to get upon their countenances the usual summer smile and thinking how the future sweltering humao- ity will be obliged to recognize them. The Crystal Lake Ics company put 150 men at work on the lake from which™ th> corpora- tion derives its name. The company ox- pects to harvest 2,000 tons of the frozen water a day, and within ten days’ tume, if the weather remains cold and the ice thick, it proposes to have 20,000 tons of ice pucked in its storehouses. This quantity will beused for the company’s own use, and after its warehouses are filled the company will begin 1o fill its contracts for the pa houses, butcher shops, hotels and restauvants averal of the compauies are tal from the rver, but according to the state- ment of one leading ice dealer the ice 1 the river is yot unfit for use. Itis what is called anchor ice or dirty, frozen water. e Constpation poisons tne dlood; DeWitt's Little Early Risors cure constipation. The causeremoved, the disase is gone. ————— WILL NAME GOOD MEN. Mayor Bemis Promises to App Will Protect City Interests, Mayor Bemis has been very busy getting his appointments in shape to present to the city council at the regulur session to be held tonight. The mayor is as dumb as a deep sea oyster upon the subject of whom he will appoint, only glving out the information that they will be men who will be competent and will look after the city's interests, —~— The perfume of violots, the purity of the lily, the glow of the roso, and tho flush of l‘lebu combine in Pozzoni's wondrous pow- der. t Men Who o S Federal Bullding Notes, Judze Dundy closed up the business of the winter torm of the United States court vester- day in this city and will open today in Lincoln. The Dixon murder case was not disposed of. Several minor matters occupied the judge’s time today. “The registry and money ovder departments are thoroughly sottled now in the new oftices on tho second floor, and tho carriers aud clorks in tho offico below have their new desks and mail racks ail in place. The addi- | room provided by thy romoval of the try and money order departments up stawrs makes quite & differeuce in the appear- ance of the main offices, e A Jack Frost has a special mission in winter 1Us to chan up our hands and cheeks, and ick Frost says he don’t like Hallor's Aus- alian salye u bit, it cures the “little chaps’ right up. bl SAgrlnalie] Mar o8 The following warriage licenses were Is- sued by Judge Eller yostordn, ame and Address, § Wililam Bray, Golden Springs 1 Lillie Davis, onee Proffor, O Peck, Ot Omithiv muick, O Wi att, Elkhorn 1 Jennie DeVoozd, Eikhorn ) Louls Smurt, Omaha I Mury Aronson, Omuhns - An extended popularity, Brown's bron- hal troches have for many years been the wost popular articlo in use”for relieving cougbs'and throat troubles, paha sted some | lto a | and satisfacti ! time comes that he will win Van Camp's vote THE OMAHA NOW LOOKS LIKE MR. BERLIN. Democrats of the County Board May Elect a Republican Chairman, SINGULAR POSITION OF MR, VAN CAMP. He Has The Power to Mrk « and Will Not Tell How ife Int Iysis of the Situation, The new Board of County Commissioners will bold their first moeting tomorrow after- noon. The two important matters for con- sideration will be the organization and the drawing of a grand jury for the next term of the district court. rd has a democratic complexion, Timme, Van Camp and Paddock ste with that party, while Mossrs, Borlin ana Stenberg pinned their faitt to the re- publican principles lonp years ago. With the democrats in the majority, a casual observer it would appear as though they had things their own way, and they would if the three mem- vers wore all stayers. But there’s the rub, and in that same place is the rock on which v are liable to split, ver sice Major PPaddock has been upon oard, which is scarcely two months, ho en grooming himself for the chairman- He is not the only man, however, who heon rooming for the race, as Mr.Timme on engaged in the same occupation for Mr. ‘iimma insists that Mr. Paddock is too fresh for a new man and should wait until ho has at_ loust become acquainted with the routine work of the offica before aspiring higher position. The major does mot propose to let his newness stand in the way, but will take the chairmanship if be can sécure t70 votos bo- sides his own. Mr. Timme points with pride to his loug term rocord, and_as thore are three members of his party on the board, avows his purpose of catching the plum when it is shaken off the bush. Mr. Berlir, the old republican member, knows no reason why he should not win tho coveted prize, providing he can socure the votes, two of which he has—his own end the one which will be cast by Judge Stenberg. 1f Timmo votes for Paddock, or 1f Paddock votes for Timme, honors will still be easy us Stenberg will vote for Berlin and_thoy' all want Van Camp, but_ Van Camp is an un- known quantity. Soveral davs ago the democrats beld . party caucus for the pur- pose of gotting him iito line, but when_the party whip was cracked over his head he left the room in the Paxton hotel,saying that he'd be d—d if any man could dictate his vote. The reasons for Van are ocasily understood when . the facts arc known. Some time ago shortly after Major Paddock's ap- pointment, Van Camp declares that the ven- erable fgentleman snubbed bim and thot now he will have to work out his own satvation. Van Camp nas the same kind of a grievance laid vp against Timme, claiming that the gentleman from the west ond of the county has not given him a_fair deal upon sundry ana divers occasions With this row bre camp Mr, Be Camp’s attitude \gin the democratic n looks on with composure u, predicting that when the aud the chairmauship. o Tl Overi50,000 H owe es nave been and the demand increasing continuwly. den&Selleck Co. Chicago, Il c R TOURS, the sold Bor WINT Summer Lands via Route The Wabash are now selling round trip tickets good returning June I, 1892, to all the winter resorts in Ten- nessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Goorgia, Florida, North and South Cuarolina, Louisian«, Arkansas and Texas. The quickest and best route to tho Hot Springs of Arkansas. Lor tickets and full information in regard to roites east or south call at Wabash oftice, 1502 Farnam street, or write G. N. Clayton, N. W, Pass. Agt. SRl OBJECTS OF CHARITY, To Wabish ple Who Reccive Aid from the County's Stores—Where They Live, The ground covered with a mantle of snow and the mercury lingering in the vicinity of zero is something that carries sorrow to tho hearts of the poor, especially those who in the ight for existence have to struggle hard to keep the woll from the door. Every large city in the land has its share of people who are supportéd by charity, either public or private, and il Omaha had none of this class it would be strange, In the daily walks upon the street the av- erage citizen sees nothing to indicate that his fellow citizen isin want, but a day or an hour spent in the office of John J, Mahoney, superintendent of poor throws a different light upon the surroundings of somo of the peoplo who reside hereaways, The oftice is in the basement of the court house and is the distributing point tor county supplios. Heretofore it has bgen tha custom for the county commissioners to each winter lay in & supply of salt, pork, flour, beans, tea, coffee and sugar, and then deal it out on orders issued by the superintendent of poor, Last fall a new system was adopted, and the opinion prevails that the county has saved money by the change in the plan, Now an applicaut for aid visits tho oftico and malkes out his or her case. If upon investiga- tion the applicant is considered a sub- joct worthy of assistance, and the head of a family, an order for groceries is given on some store in the vicin- ity of whero the applicant lives. Tho orders range from $1 to 82 per week, depending upon the number of parsons in the family, ~ Coal is also furnished with a limit of 1,000 pounds per month toa family, In addition to this the county furnishes shoes to a limited num- ber, mostly women and children Alt the prosent time the county is assisting about 500 persons. Of this number there are fifty men with families, the balunce being widows, or women whose husbands have de- seried them, Most people wonder where these subjects of charity reside. They don’t tarry in the neighborkood of Capitol Hill, but™ down in tke bottows, both above and below the Union Pacific railroad briage there are colonies ot them, Around Qualey’s old packing house there are a few, while up slong the river bottoms near kast Omaha there are others, The old Ainscow block down at the corner of Kourteenth and Jones streets is the habi- tation of & number of persons who subsist upon the gifts of vounty charity. There the family of Willixm Yohe, better koown as “Billy, the Whittler,” oxists. Not long ago the head of this family drew a good salary at the I2den Musee, but he took to drink and went from bad to worse until his family be- came a county charge. Most of the men whoare racaiving aid are ples who are unaole to work, or old men Tho hardest thing that the superintenaent of poor has to contend with is the poor from outside towns and countios. Ior some un- known reasons these nersons are shipped to Omaha, where they at once apply for uid, D DeWitt's Litue tiarly wisers ror the liver, - Lutest Changes at t axton, The uotice of dissolution of copartuerskip D*PRICE'S am Baking Powder. Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard, to | DAILY BEE: TUESDAY batween H. A, Bastmmn and Rome Miller in the Paxton hotel mmmugoment is merely the formal announcemestthat the claims of tho Commercial Nationalibank have been cared for. Mr. Miller wesstin as the bank's ropre- sontative when MmiBrainard was unable to moet Lis obligations, . Mr. Eastman has now assumed all indobtedmess and will henceforth be in fuil control. i A man should newer allow himself to bo without a boctle of Up. Bull's Cough Syrup, “for no man knowotkhy. what the morrow way bring forth.” Have you evertmed Salvation Ofl, the greatost cure on earth for pain! 1t has cured many and will curecyou. ~Price 25 conts a bottie. Dr. i oculist, 3os building o 0. U. W, Cullimo: A. Nebraska's Gr: 1 Wster Tells of the Plans of the Big Order, Rev. J. G. Tato, grand master of the Ne- braska Ancient Order of United Workman, was in the city yosterday on his way to Chicago to attend & meeting of the supreme lodge rolief board, which will be held at the Palmor house today. The meeting was cuiled to make a genoral mssess- ment to aid thoso grand lodges which need aid to meot their death claims. In ex planation of this Mr, Tate said *Our order has a rather peculiar system, and I can best explain it by taking Nebraska as an example. At a given date the records of this grand lodgs were examined for the period of five vears precading and it was discovered that the average death rate had boen nine per yoar. Under the rules of the order our lodgo is permitted to make seven ussess- ments in addition to the mortality rate, or a total of sixteen for tho vear. If the sixteen assesaments aro not sufficient to meet all the death claims of the year wo may call on the suprenie lodge, which wil: make up the defi- ciency by levying u small assessment on every member of the order throughout the United States. “The purpose of this is to assist jurisdic- tions that may be wenk or may have suffered from unusual misfoj 1t was tho out- growth of tho yeli ¢ epidemic 1 tho south, and it saved two or three grand lodges from disintegration. Usually this general assessment is but a few conts on_each Work- man, and as patriotic members of the order wo are willing to bear it cheerfully for the cood of the fraternity at lurge. Then there is the comfortablo ussurance that 1f Nebraska is ever afllic with a fatal epidemic wo will recef from outside brethren if we noed it. Four grand loages had death claims last yoar in excess of thoir assessments. They wero those ot Keutucky, Tenncssee, Ohio and Colorado, the latter Including Arizona and New Mexico, The meeting in Chicago is to consider their claims und calculate a general assessment to nmke up their aeficiencies. The mortality rate, I might add, is subject to readjustment every three years. “Tne Nebraska grand lodge has been very fortunate. We have 10,000 members, and there were no deaths among them from Octo- bor 11 to January 3. Once_before wo had no deaths during a poriod of four mouths, No assessment was made for January and we hope to get along without one for February. “By the way, I wish Tue Bee would announce that J. W. Kinsloy of Helena, Montana, supremo master workman of the Ancient Order of Unitea Workmen, will visit Omaka next Saturday, and he will ‘make an address in the ovening at the Grand opera house, This will be open to the publio and overybody is invited: to attend. = Delegatcs from ull parts of the state will be in attend- ance anc it will be.an important event for our fraternity. Mr. ICinsley is a very able man, and with possibly one exception, he is the best lawyer in the country on fraternal bene- ficiary societic Thé local committes which has charge of the arrangements for the mecting announces that, the program will include music, recita- tions, a speech by Grand Master Worl Tato'and an informal reception for Kinsloy;. Mayor Bemis has invited” “to make an . address welcome, Spécial Invitations have been sent to' lodges 10 .the eastern part of Nebraska, “Mr. Kinsley is the head of an order hav. ing 270,000 membars,” said Dr. S, R. Patton, one of ‘the ‘committee, “and we regard his visitto Omaha nsan important event not only to Workmen but to the public in gener- al. The committee propose to make it a memoravle affair.”” e Don’t buy foreign wine when there is bet ter and chéaper at your door, Cook’s Extra Dry Champague. — . The regular monthly meeting of the exchange will take " place Tuesday, d 12 at 10:30 . m. Subject for di 1 be the relations that should exist between wholesale dealers and cohtractors, All are earnestly re- quested to be present. Ww.s. W Sec N. B. HUsSEY, President. Among Military Men, The Rogular Afmy and Navy union is growing very rupidly. Deputy: Commander C.J. Davis of tho adjutant general’s depart- ment is in receint of letters almost daily applying for charters for new garrisous. Tho order promises to become next 1n size and influence to the Grand Army of the Republic or the Loya) Legion among military men. “We Omaha men are going to make @ strong pull to get tho annual encampment of the uuion for 1503 neld in Omaha,” smd Deputy Communder Davis to Tiuk B man, *“The gathering will be an important, one. At the rate the organization is growing now the delegates will form quite an army by the year 1303, 1 think we shall have a very good fighting chauce to socure the en- campment for Omaha.” Tt is quiotly whispered about tho head- quarters thai there is trouble ahead f couple of army oflicers who have been writ- ing oo freely concerning their superior of- ficers. Within tho past three months some very injudicious criticisms have appeared in several of the leading papers of the country reflocting upon the ability and integrity of some of the ofiicers who stand up close to the head of the army. Tho real sourco of these attacks has peen protty definitely located and traced to_the pen of ono or two men in tho service. If the proofs do not fail in tho final test it is very likely that the ofticer or ofcers who penned these attacks will seri- ously regret it before many more moons shall have waxed aad wanod, ki g oy Cashier Brown in Jail, W. H. Browu the defauiting eashier of the Mussachusetts Mutual Life Insurance com- pany 15 back in the county jml The court listened to some arguments in the case and then ordered themmount of bail increased. S!JACDBS OIL CURES PERMANENTLY SCIATICA. LUMBACO. 4 410 Kearn X. Ogden Mich | * gan Francisco My brother—Rev. | ::,‘“ o o Bamuel Porter, was ]H\A\A)‘ |r\‘l"x:‘":|ll|lnul‘\l‘l| cured by St Jacobs | with lume-back and 0l of excruciating | S0re throat, and have thigh. Jacobs Oil. 4 J. M. L, PORTER. E. J. Innavs IT IS THE BEST. LS ASKA National Bank. U.S.DEPOSITORY. . - OMAHA, NEB Capital L$100,000 Surplus . 63,000 president 8 Maurico, W. V Officors and Direotors Lowis 5. Hood, yles prosident. €. Morse, dJohin 8. Collins, 1t C. Cushing, J. N. M. Iat Tick, diroctors. W, LS. ilughes, Cashier THE IRON BANIK, Corner 12th and Farnam Sts, THE’“ OGLETHORPE vunswick, gin A PEUFECT WINTER BESORT 10T L TILKE LELAND HOTEL COMUANY WARKEN LELANDJK,. Muneger Heney W JANUARY 1892 ARNE YOUOOLLEFY Does your back ache? Dces your head ache,and your ear ache, and your ‘‘doze rud?" | Do you feel as if you'd lost your last friend on earth? That's not “Grip.” That's a sign you need a heavy OYERGO AT. To-day we begin on our .second floor a grand special cleiring sale of Overcoats and Ulsters, when we intend to cut prices on every single solitary garment left in our store to a limit never before reached in Omaha. (That sounds nice, don’t it. You'll Anow its truc when you see the garments). $3 50 Will buy a good Chinchilla Overcoat, with twilled lining, fancy striped slecve lining, velvet collar, and Canton flannel pockets, $4.75 Will buy you either a great heavy Biarritz Ulster, with wide collar, self facing, and bound seams, or a heavy plain double-breasted Ulster, with wide collar and $5.50 $6.00 heavy plaid cassimere linin Will buy a long heavy Chinchilla Ulster with plaid cas: $8.50 (Do the fine goods catch it, too? You bet they do.) and Canton flannel pockets. Chinchilla Coats and Vests reduced to $3.50, $7.00 and $9.50. 12 imere lining, wide collar Will buy you a heavy Chinchilla Overcoat with twilled lining, velvet collar and Canton flannel pockets. Will buy you an elegant all wool Chinchilla Overcoat with very fine Italian line ing, velvet collar, and Canton flannel pockets. or $9.50 will buy you a magnificent Frieze with wide collar and heavy plaid lining. U ster, made up good and warm, WE CLOSE AT 6:30 P. M. 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