Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 11, 1893, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BFF,. MTURDAY NO\FMBFR 11, 1893. FALCONER'S DISCOUNT SALE. 20 Per Oent Discount om All Our Capes, Jaokets and Wraps. /LL OUR DRESS GOODS AND SILKS Hundreds of Other Extraordinary Bargaing for Today—We Are Not Looking for Profits most Everything in Our Blore ling at Cost or Under. READ THE EXTRA SPECIALS for today and tonight. E\l(lrl) S FURNISHINGS FOR SATUR- DAY. 25 dozen men's otis l\mmM top shirts, many attractive styles, laced fronts, & regular $1.50 quality, for us long as they last Saturday, 6% cach. F 1 sw sty neatly trimmed night shirts, all hnuhml seams, a good vality muslin, regular Gic quality, aturday 45c each. 76 dozen men's best quality heavy cot- ton fleece lined underwea n two colors, regular $1.25 qualit, turday S0 gar- POCKINGS, 16§C. chilaren's black woolen hose, es 54 to 83, a regular 25¢ quality m-umle stocking; Saturday LA[)II‘A.\ "l)\H‘R\' 21C PER PAIR. 100 dozen ladies’ extra fine quali fast black flecte lined hose, a regular 33 uality, Saturday 21c a pair, 1 ADIES' COMBINATION SUITS, 99C. 100 dozen ladies’ extra fine quality silk taped sea island cotton com ination suits, regular value $1.75, for Saturday 99¢ a suit. e 20 per cent to 50 per cent discount on all leather good LADI COIN PURS Fine French calf coin purses, worth today 10c. One lot of real dongola coin purscs, worth up to 2ie, today 1oe. One lot of real seal and snake skin coin purses, worth up to 50¢, all today at 20c. LADI ment. CHILDREN'S 16ic a POCKET- Ladies’ lid lvullu,r p(mkd\)mvlh. worth up to d0ec, at 2 Pocketbooks and UII d cases, worth 6ic today 40c. Real ‘seal leather pocketbooks that formerly sold for $1.50, will go today at Ee. SHOPPING BAGS. Solid leather shopping bags worth 85¢ go at 6Glc. All $1.00 -||1v[|p|ng\nu{s at 80c, h silk top and today, $2.00. 3,50 bags o at . All real seal bags, with tops, worth .00 and over, 4. heavy silk will go at !(CHATELAINE 50c chatlaine bags at 2 65c chatlaine bags at 48¢: Real sc tlaine, with juped frames, worth $1.25, price wduy, $1.00, All seal and dongola chatlains, worth ), at $2.00. 00 chatlains in real seal, alli- gator and snake leathers, with leather- covered frames: price today $2.40. These are all new goods and will not last long at above prices. RIBBONS! RIBBONS!! Spectnl for Saturday: RIBHU\" le yard. No. 3, 4, b, satin, m(wtlv d 1c a yard; xcgu]m- price RIBBONE No. 5, 7. 9, funcy faille ulnl satin rib- bons, all ¢ onu, 20 a yard; regular price Bic, 10c, BAGS. e colors, RIBBONS iC. No. 12, 16, 20, fancy faille and satin ribbon, all shades, 10c a yard, regular price 124c and I RIBBONS 5C. An all silk No. 7 ribbun gros grain gatin edge, all bright, pretty shades, regular price 124c. RIBBONS 8iC. An all silk No. 9 ribbon, gros grain satin edge shades, regular price lic. RIBBONS 10C. An all sidk No. 12 ribbon, satin edge, all pretty, ular price 20¢. OPENING SALE BLL. AS $1.23, as, all new, choice ; choice English vine and bulb andles, regular price $1.5 UMBRELL/ 100 English glovia \ll!lbl(,“l\‘i all ax- cellent value, English crooks and black sticks, re, 2,00, moire and ull bright, protty gros grain light shades, reg- HULII)AY UM- 300 umbrellas, all ochoice goods {n fancy handles, sweet briar, English knots, fancy horn and bulbs, regula -~ price $3.00, UMBRELIL 100 umbrellas, all new eleg. ant goeds, fancy horn handles and novelties in stick, silver tipped, regular price §3.50. UMBRELLAS 19, 200 umbrellas, all choice silk serge, novelty handles 1n fancy imported bulos and English crooks, reguiar price $4,00. UMBRELLAS $3.87. 200 umbrellas, all excellent value, choice pretty handles or English knots, sweet briar crooks and Paris bows, reg- ular price #4.50. UMBRELL. 500 umbrellas,all chol all the new novel mon wood, celluloid trimmed, gold trimmed, sweet briar, choice agates, in crooks and bulbs, and all the new novel- ties in Dresden, so very popular t season, regular price $3.50, $06.00, all one lot at #4.78. WOOL DRF For Saturday night, 1,78, o elogant goods, in handles, cinna- in 3 GOOD! ) to N FOR % 19 is the glt-xuml sacrifice we have er made in our dress goods depart- ment. We just want to see how many dress goods we can sell in two hours by naming phenomenal low prices. Profif, cost not thought of in this great sale, We want to sell the stuff, The goods are all of the latest style and guaran- teed to bo strietly all wool, Follow the crowd to Falconet’s dress goods depart- ment Saturday |nL[l|\ and get a 06,00 dress pattern for FOR SATURI 1,000 men’s solid ored silk teck worth less than day night, them, b0 dozen men's fine quality plain white and funcy bovdered hemstitched handkerchiefs, regular Iic quality. Aflter 7:30, 6c each. 1,000 pairs men's fancy fadeless ony d ularly sold at Saturday night 16 a pair, 300 dozen men's plain white brocaded and fancy ellk mufllérs, many sold as Bigh as #1.00 and 8150, Aftor urdsy night 4%¢ each. DOMESTI Alter 780 p. We will sell A good stiractive style of print at 1c r yard. Hamnants of all wash goods at § price, Bhaker flannel worth 10¢ for Gic, White sotton balls tic v’vurlhnim : French sateon for comforts 8ic worth N. B, FALCONER. Ay NIGHT black and fancy col- and bow ties, not & tio After ) Satur- 10¢ each, all you want of colored and > .m.n hall hose, r HAYDEN USLOADING PRICES The Weather Isn't to Our Liking—80 We Make Slashes to Buit, FREE AT OUR GLOVE DEPARTMENT Souvenir Spoons Given Away, and Under- w Pretty Nearly the Same Way— Men's 25¢ Wool wse for O at Prices Unappronchable. ! FR Saturday an elegant W orld’s fair sou- venir spoon, worth d0¢ each to every lady purchasing one pair of our fine double saxony mittens. We havesecured enough so every one can get one. These mittens are being sold at 50c per pair and ave wortt UNDERWEAR. Our great sule of underwear started last Saturday, and we have had an im- mense sale of i men's and chil- dren's wool underwear, hosiery, mit- tens, et For Saturday we again quote a few prices. All this line at corresponding reductions, Take your time and look around well, and if you can do’ bettor than with us, don’t buy our goods. Gents' laundered shirts, worth 7o, go Special sale of gents' gloves and mit- tens for Saturday. Children's wool price. Gents' wool sox 9¢, regular price 2je. 100 dozen ladies’ night gowns only 39¢, worth adics’ all wool saxony mittens, 5e and 40c. camel’s hair shirts and drawers 3 each. Gents' heavy wool natural gray shirts and drawers only H0c each, worth $1.00. Gents' heavy fleeced underwear, reg- ular price $1.00, tomorrow ¢ " fine jorsey ribbed shirts and drawers, worth $2.00 each, tomorrow only Gents' all worth $1.50, ¢ One lot la pants only Ladi underwear at half 20¢, wool shirts and drawers, t Toe. jer ach. y ribbo ribbed vests and wool vests, worth 20 at Be. NOTION DEPARTMENT. tra values in the notion department on Saturday. 300 dozen all silk ties, 12ic each. These are the regular 25¢ goods and all new goods. 1,000 dozen of the best corset steels made, be each; all be fancy handker- chiefs only 2ic. Special sale on fancy gavter, web, 8ic osuy a yard of the finest 8¢ web made. Remember we are selling large sized stamped pillow shams for 21c per pair and giving a Domestic fashion book with each pair. 40 packages of fine hair pins for 5¢ on Saturday. NEW BOOKS. We have opened up our holid of books, and such a stock has ne fore been shown in the city. All from the finest to the cheapest books, for 8¢, for Ye, for 10¢, for all prices. Mucilage 2ic per bottle. c per bottle. 25 for 3e. Pencils 5¢ per dozen. HAYD stock or be- kinds, s, for N BROS. “Sunshin: uit and Flowers The Midwinter International exposi- tion' will be held in San - Francisco, be- ginning on January 1, 1804, and continu- ing six month The climatic feature, the commercial situation of Ban Francisco, the fact that the city is the natural distributor of the products of the greatest agr state in the union, the character 5 surrounding population, engaged in pur- suits more diversified than thote of any other section of the United States or the world, embracing mining, cattle fancy stock breeding, wool grow manufacturing, agriculture in all its branches, and fishing, ought to insure a great success for this enterpiise. Greatly reduced rates to all California points and to Portland, Ore., viathe Union Pacific. For full particulars re- garding rates call on or address any ticket agent, or H. P. 1302 Far- nam street, Omah. Lomax, General _passenger agent, Omaha, Neb. ot o Cheup Rates to Calito; The Union Pacific is offering greatly redaced round trip rates to all California points and Portland, Oregon, this year. For full particular inguire of “your nearest ticket agent, or address H. P. DEUEL, 1302 Farnam street, Omaha, Neb., or L. LoMax, Gen’l Pass. and Ticket Agent, Omaha, Neb. —_— Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, way to the eust, west and south, buled limited leaves Omaha at b p. m., arrives at Chicago 9 a. m. Dining car for supper and breakfast. Reduced rates to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, also low rates to Pacific coast points, The through train to Fort Worth, making direet connections for Houston, Galveston and all points south, leaves Omaha at (:30 a, m., ari ng at I :15 a. m., twelve hours time than via any other line. Rock Island through tourist eper leaves Omaha every Wednesday ) p. m,, and runs through without change to Los Angeles and S cisco, For sleeping car east or west, rates, maps and an information, apply at Rock Island ticket office, 1602 Fa street. Charles Kennedy, G. N. W. I . Amerie Washington council No. 1 of Nebraska of the American Order of Home Protection, the ploneer council in this state, was insti- tuted by J. V. Kinsley, president of the order, on Wednesday evening last, at Odd Fellows hall, corner Tenth and Fomsnam streets, in this city. This order is similar in its objects and plan to the Ancient Order Workmen, omitting the Trom' ita constisutionnl qualifica: tions for membership, and is the first na- ternal beueficiary society o tuke nce stop in the interest of colored people, The following ofticers were clected and lustallel: M. O. Ricketts, past chief councilor; Gieorge N. Johnson, chief coun- cilor; Glover, vice councilor; 8. C Erust, s tiie Johnson financi cceiver and B. Praty, guide. One word descrives it, “perfection.” We r fer to DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve,cures pil MAYDEN BROS, CLOAK DAY Regalar Prices Aro Always Very Low, Bat- urday's Special Price a Third Lower. TABLE DELICACIES AND NECESSARIES Purity and Excellence Our Watch Words— Our Basement Hus Been Doing the Business of the Town This Week 20 Pounds of Granulated Sugar §1.00, CLOAK DEPARTMENT. | AT bargains for Saturday. ss' fur capes worth #7.50, will go worth #18.00 s’ electric [seal capes mul #10.00, today at only black, blue, brown trimmings and silk $16.00. 'Today vkets in and gray with fur lining, regular pri take your choice at § Ladies' fancy kvh all the styles, worth from $20.00 to $25.00, g0 at $11.25 and %l:!.fiu Children's cloaks, size 4 to 8, regular price $4.50; today only $3.00. Children's clonks, size 10and 12, worth #5.50; today only $3.50. Ladics' woolen suitg will go at great reductions. Ladies’ skirts at .:Dc, 95c, $1.00. Great bargains in lagies’ woolen w rap- pers and shawls. JELLY AND MINCE MEAT. Preserves, jelly and mince meat away down. Jelly be per pound. Strawberry, raspoerry, apricot, peach, plum and all other preserves at124e per pound. Apple butter, peach, plum and quince at 7 per pound. Libby McNeal's mince meat Tic per pound. You can get anything you want in preserves, mince meats or butters he! BU $7.50, latest will AND CHEESE. butter 17¢, 19¢ and 2lc, 25c and 27c. We are ers in first class butter at lowost priecs. Wisconsin full cream cheese Tie, 10c and 12ic, New York state full eream cheese, 14¢ and 10c, brick cheese 124¢, 14¢ and. 16¢, Swiss cheese and 17¢, Roquefort cheese d0c pound, sap sago 124¢ each, neufahacel Oe per package, Limberger cheese Fromage de Brie 40c¢ per pound. have Canadian paragon in all si § McLear's imperial at lowe: prices. Pineapple cheese (0c each, Edams $1.00. CRACKER DEPARTMENT. Soda, oyster, butter and lemon creams atbe per pound. Ginger snaps, sugar crackers, assorted cakes and frosted creams at Tic per pound. Pretzels for 12ic, the finnst lemon wafers, lemon snaps, assorted jumbles and cocoanut bar cakes at 123¢ per pound, buy your crackers of Hayden where you can® get the bYest at lowest price. MEAT DEPARTMENT. Sugar cured No. 1 hams, 1Ze: pienic hams 10c, corned beef je, pigs feet be, tripe be, fresh link sausage 10¢, bologna Se, frankforts 84e, cooked ham 10e, dry alt pork 1lic, pickle pork 123, cooked corned beef 10¢ per pound, dried beef 10¢, boneless ham 1l4c, all cans potted meuts jc each. Country o alway Wo s HAYDEN BROS., Promoters of Home Industry. pes o Card from N. . Falconer, ‘We have just received from our New York buyer a beautiful assortment of the new Empire house robes and a splendid line of silk waists in the cor- rect Bodoin and Florence styles. This beautiful line of robes and waists were bought at 50¢ on the dollar. The quan- tity is too large to dispose of in our ordi- nary Monday and Tuesday of sek we will offer the entire lot at exact cost. This is a rare opportunity as the goods are all bought at50c on the dollar trom the manufacturers. Full particulars with prices in Sunday’s papors N. B. FALCONER. P. 8.—See our east center dow. sales. next w new and were show win- e w Attenti So good a proposition as that made by the Stearns 'ruit Land company when put forward in so evident a spirit of fairne s well worth the attention of people who desive a change of residence. The company has invited. the elosest serutiny and puts its proposition upon the eusiest ground possible to good bus! ness. A committee of Omuha people have been taken to the land who report most favorably of it. Reference is made to John Steel, esq., a member of the present city council, and $. R. Mu- maugh, esq., whose report was pub- lished a few days ago. An excursion is advertised to start for the Pacific coast on the 20th. The com- pany scoks first-class people only and takes first-class Pullman coaches for it excursion 11 they have to provide for themselves is a lunch basket. See the advertisement in another part of this paper. Week of Prayer. Sunday is the beginning of the week of prayer for young men and will be observed by many churches throughout the country us Young Men's Christian association day. In the morning many pastors 1 this city will preach special sermons to young men and en- vor to impress unon them the need the rch has for their more active interest. A wh of the work of the Young Men's Christian_association will be pre- sented at muny of the churches by the divec- tors of the associat 5 The Calvary the First Presby- terlun and the Hillside Congregational have arranged meeting unday evening to be addressed by men active in the work, Sunday at 4 p. m. a rousing rally of young men will be held at the association hall, The pri iddress will be by Mr.W. H, Alexan- der, collector of the portsof Omaha, who is a member of the board of directors of the ssociation. Mr. Robert Wiedensall, one of e pioneers of association work and for twenty-five years socretary of the interna- tional committee, will also speak. The service will be one of large interest and every member of the association is requested 10 attend, Colonel Bird will meet his bible class for the last time on Sunday at 8 v, w. Charged with Carrylng Weapons. durray was arrested on a warrant rday afternoon charging bim with ng concealed weapons, The offeuse rred several days ago. McMurray will have a hearing this morning. The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum. Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard MORNE'S SATURDAY SPECIA Cartains, Muslin WAderwear, Ing, Clonks, Farmishing Goods, wear, Glowes, Chinawnare. We'll sell off Saturday the balance of our drapery andourtain stock; we have some very desiratile lots of goods left and they will go cheap. This has been the busiest weekowe have ever had in our drapery depsstment. All the goods offered are in mo way affected from gmoke or fire, Selling off that boy's clothing stock at less than cost. Get in before assortment is broken. Everything at least 25 per cent off and more on many lots. the 7 great bargain tables. Visit our muslhin underwear depart- ment and save 25 per cent by buying all kinds of garments, beautiful novelties from 3 eastern manufacture from which we selected our spring stock, clos- ing out the samplos. They ave beauti- ful and gnm« W ith a M S FURNIS .ot of odd king gloves 49¢, $1.00. Lot of odd walking $1.50. Broken lots of $1.25 underwear, 50c. THe wool hose, odd sizes, 25¢. Men's The unlaundered shirts, 50c, Men's fleece-lined underwear for 90c. Menis camel hair underwear, Extra quality night shirt KID GLOVES Ladies' n.-_\ nier make 4-button glace glove in all the new and stylish shades, $1.50. This is exceptional value. Ladies’ knit gloves, _blue, brown, heavy quality, at 25c. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. A lot of union suits, slightly soiled, worth $2.50, marked down to $1.50. Ladies’ handsome Swiss ribbed vests, natural gray at90c, value $1 Ladics' heavy Swiss ribved vests at 23¢. Ladies’ fleece lined ribbed vests, sold ovorywhere at 502, our price, 30c. Childrens’ winter weight wear, 35¢. Childrens’ all wool h BLANKE about 25 pairs of all wool were gloves 73c, were black, under- ctra, 25c. We have DINNER 5 Splendid chance to secure a bargain: only a few of them left. Wo advertised them for Thursday ssale and it was such a success that we have decided to give our patrons another chance at them Saturday. Five different lots: Lot 1. 100 pieces, decorated, value $10.00. Lot 2, 100 pieces, decorated, value $15.00. Lot 3. 100 pieces, decorated, at $10. 00 value $18.00. Lot 4. 100 pieces, decorated, at $12.49, value $20.00. Lot 5. 100 pieces, decorated, at $15.00, value $25.00. A great many customers availed thom- selves of our Thursday offer of paying one-third down, we reserving the set for them, enabling them to secure a beautiful Christmas gift for somebody. speat this offer for Saturday. THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. CLOAK DEPARTMENT. ‘We have 2 grand bargains for Satur- day. Read cavefully. at $5.90, at $7.95, blovs, that I to make them go with 10.00 for your choice. The material alone is worth the price. No. 2. Reefer jackets, Worth collar, all wool heaver, new, choice and stylish, at $15.00. They are gmfl value at §20.00. They will go off quick THE MORSE uuy YGoops co. ————— STREEL IMPROV_MENTS, a rush we nam Board of Publlc Works Lets a Number of Grading and Paving Contracts. The Board of Public Works yesterday afternoon awarded the contract for grading Twenty-seventh strect from Caldwell to Franklin to Samuel Katz, who bid 9{ ceats per cubic yard, being nearly one-half less than the three other bids. Alf Bramerd was given the contract for grading the alley in block 3, Credit Foncier uddition, at 17 cents per cubie yard. The usual llmmuu' of estimates and claims tabulation. Hugh Murphy's contracts for paving Third street with white Colorado sandstone trom Pierce to Williams, and Pierce from Third to Fourth street were approved. A resolution was adopted cutting down the street sweeping schedule. It will here- after include the streets between Dodge and Jackson, and the streets from Eleventh to Sixteenth inclusive in the business center; also Cuming, Leavenworth and Farnam west of Sixteenth, Capitol avenue west of Thirteenth to Seventcenth, and Twenty- fourth from Cuming to Patrick addition. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures piles. MERIT ACKNOWLEDGED By the Sisters of Mercy. The Kickapoo Indlan Remedies Found to be Invaluable at a Famous New England Preparatory School.— Their Use 1s Always Found to be Beneficlal, The Sisters of Merey who conduct the St. Augustine's atory Board- hool at Hart- Conn., write that they find the Kickapoo Indian Remedies invaluablo to them in caring for the health of tho scholars under thelr charge. “Kick- apoo Indian Sagwa, Kickapoo Indian 0il andKickapoo Indian Cough Cure” they say, “‘have been used here with the most gratifying results. These simple remedies of the Indian race de serve the widest possible vecognition, and their use isalwiys beneficial,” The Kickapoo Indian Remedies, Kickapoo Indian Cough Cure, Kickapoo Indian 0il, Kickapoo Indian Salve, Kickapoo Indian Worm Killer and KICKAPOO INDIAN SAGWA, The Grandest Remedy of the Universe, For the Stomaeh, Liver and Kidneys. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIST "NEBRASEKA NATIONAL BANK. U. 8. Depository, Omaha, Neb, CAPITAL, SURPLUS, $400,000 865,000 A Directors -Honry W. hing, vigg prosident, Uv;e ollizs, J. N. B preat- Maurise, Patrics W. V. M Towla 080, cashiar. THE IRON BANK. A Mg Clothing Fatlore. Swab & Lichtenstein, 713 Felix st., St. Joe, jobbers of clothing and gents' | furnishing goods failed and last Monday | the sheriff sold their goods to the | highest bidder for tho benefit of the creditors, At the sale there was little, competition and the Globe Cloth- Uo. of this city haa things its own \g the ready cash to plank down to the sheriff the Globe poople secured bargaing which go on salo to- day at fabulously low prices. While the Globe's prices are away below the cost of the manufacture of the goods, there is still a small margin, Men's half wool shirts 19¢. These shirts run in sizes from 143 to 17 inches and are good enough for any man in need of working shirts, You couldn't buy the eloth for double the price and you are gotting the shirt all complete for only 19e, Men's cotton flanne! drawers 13e. We have them_in sizes 30 to 38 waist and while they arb not extremely heay they certainly are the cheapest drawers ever offered in this city. Men's jeun pants 30c. These are black, in sizes from 32 to 40 s and lengths 30 to 34, they are ex- n well sewed and would be an auction bargain at THe, our price 3. Rockford socks, 3¢ a pair. You all know what Rockford socks are, therefore further explanation is un- necessary. Laundered white shirts, 39c. These are the regular e grade of gools; we have them in all sizes, from 144 to 17, Choice of Men's suits, $2.50. All men's suits worth up to $6.00 go in this sale at Men's genuine gray korsey overcoats go at $5. These overcoats are actually worth $12.00; ask for this particular kind, as we are proud to show this bargain. Wool hose with long ribbed tops, 15e. This is the regular 35¢ kind and we ave sure that they will be appreciatod at lde a pair, M :n'’s black cheviot suits, bound, for and are nice enough know they are s 14‘1 y Men's ulsters This price is le for any takers at $7.75. S than these ulsters. one half the 5e pair. eulways paid 2Zoc for the same This stock principally consisted of fine suits and overcoats, and they will be offered at proportionately low prices. Any person having use for an overcoat will missa_golden opportunity if they don’t examine these extraordinary bar- gains. Remember this sale opens positively this morning, Saturday the 1lth, at 9 o'clock, at THE GLOBE CLOTHING CO., 116 S 16th st. 0..., ssite Boston Store near Do S. We have employed extra salo men for this occasion. S ison (famil [ransients, BABY'S BAD EGZEMA Head one Solld Sore. Itching Awful. Had to Tie His Hands to Cradle Speedily Cured by Cutlcura. t and Onr little boy broke ont on his head with aba formn of oczema, when lie was four months ol We tried three doctors, but th 1 him. ' We then used your threc Cu adily impr attor the. use of the) was eutirely well. Whon sing it his head asolid sore from the er tohiscycbrows. It wasal all ovel oty of i face, and s o different arts of s o J Thero were sixicen weel. olcep n wh mittens tie A4 ONE O The Bor ho could in any way g your Cvr uumlu . Wo feel safo in recommendin; taken up; and hands 10 ke GEO: B. & JANETTA TIARRIS, Webster, In CUTICURA WORKS WONCERS Parents to know that a aingle application o the CUTICURA REMEDIES will aiford instant 1. lief, permit restand slecp, and point to a spec’ cure in the most torturi disfiguring ¢ skin and scalp diseasos to fail in your duty. the purest, sweotest and i cures, blood purifiers and_h compounded. They appeal y to mothors, nurses, and all 1 children. Darents fhould remember that curc mado in'childhood are speedy, economical au. permanent. 0t to use them 1 “ECTICUIA. RESEDIES 0 Special*Suit Sale this week than We don’t beliove in pl offer you a $10 gold pioce for § winter suit right now—help you Help v Special Price ple Be gray seri check, Help Special Sale 72 spun tern, with or a doubl basket, ox ish cast, mer tinguished Special Value $m.50 cast—straight front roil. vour ) wiapped o $15 00, luc \\Ml for no pret cut, single and d Gouldn®t get cloths any DRINK 7 MENIE ol Rold throughout the world. Price, CoTIOURY, 80c.; HoaT, Zic.; RESOLVENT, 81. 1'0PTI % DRU. a8D Cux! Conr., Sole Propiietors, Boston. _ " low to Cure Bkin Diseascs, mailed frec. TABY' BXin and Bealy pittod and Besclf TICURA BOAT, Absolutely pure. PNNS AND WEAKNESSES Of females instantly relieved by that new, elegant, and Infnl\l\vla Antidoto to Pain, Good Work brings success. Courteousness brings success. Promptness brings success. Beasonahls Pricas brings suceess, THEREFORE, WE ARE ON TOP. High Class Photography, At Popular Prices. 313-315-317 South 15th Str -et. PROTECT YOUR EYES Hirschberg's T Nonchangeable Spectacles aal h)eglunu. HAX WEYER BR(] COMPANY, o VARG ~rfluou cm»g.yfl/lvf- ‘E‘!E GLAS SE.S'_‘ A Hollow Tooth "rnunr. nun a bit. ma!s F'!s' Telophons 1776 Did you see me al the Fair? COLUMBIA VARN FLOOR GLOSS The most durablo and beautiful finish floors and wainscoting. Dries fustantly, scrubbivg witccessary. and blood, cusily wiping it with & dainp cloth. brilliant shades, $1.00 per can. Yo ugias, BET A of our own—you know—tryving to defent ths thousand citizens from buying winter clothes, ng n waiting game either. when you can appreciate it 1000 of consider y Mayor i s the material alone $6. 00, They’re of s breasted cut. A sple i Scotch cheviot, of tho mixed yourself. single-breasted Help yourseli—just cases. Malled free. DR. D. M. BYE, Combination Oil Cure, Against a sample ballot that we'll create a greater commotion with that did the election. Going to have a **Poll” warm spell—that kept a faw Might as woll You need a solf- $6.00 On One Tahle, ourself ‘em, o self got a cou You might as lucky as mis if you bought lone for $6.00, Regular Price 31 U.fl[l the latest doublo splendid o8, with a small $7.50 on the Next Table. Have a Irish home- of a mixed brown vat- a 4-button soft roll le-breasted, Twill tremoly dark g $12.50 was our for price bofore our buyer dis- gobbled up the second load of ‘em. $10.50 on Another Tahle. shut have ono cheap at Used to Be and p. Dirt If you were one of the y councilmen who receiv- ed the privilege=of being at you could better clothes. A t pin - checked an cassimere of bluish loublo-breasted, cut with cr without a Fitlike a charm and faultlessly draped. chaapar than that, waze you to wait "till the 20th Century. Did you see har at the Fair in the bandsomest of all pavillions? Did you taste a cup of thut BEST of all chocolates ‘Did yot know before what a cup ef good chocolate was? You know it now— Why then not use it daily. ad Milk ( Drink Chocalat Menier Your grocer is bound to get it for you, This is the time of yaar when new goods ar- rive nearly every day. We opened something new in Cut Glass Ware yesterday. Wouldn’t you like to see it? We'dlike to show it to you. ISH cO.-—St. Louls, Mo. MANUFACTUKERS OF THI CBLEBRATED 2 COLUMBIA GLOSSIT for | The fdeal polish for Furniture, Planos nnd String Instruments, Frevents The varnish from cracking and imparts -f brilliant finish. A fow drops on a soft cloth is sufflc then rub well over the var- suntil ry. Caseof 38 bottles, 15 20 cents, & FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, s s e = ANGCER URED WITH SOOTHING BALMY OILS \l/ Cancer. Tuwor, O-lulrh Piles Fistula, E mh and ull8! inand Womb Disecase 2 of the Nose. «ck, Bpoast, Stom! 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