Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 12, 1900, Page 10

A1 1HE oM \H'\ IF\II Y BEE: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1900, rrar mor l " (IFT B .l. I B L ) 2 #$1.500: George H. Brown, 1113 South Twenty- | LINING UP FOR THE TICKE ARMY LIKELY T0 BE REDUCED [)\ (’\ STORE m\ § l'[\ TEACHERS' LECTURE COURS hth, frame dwenine. S ’ OMcers Thus Construe Statement n.-'} Commitiee Haw Secured Strong List Hiht on the River b 1 s In Philippines Are to Be | s ot Attractic for the Grane bt excursion on the steamer United Party Will S8upport All the Conven- | Retarned and Discharged. 6,000 Boys' and Ohildren's Suits at One- Coming J I A be given by Omaha tion Nomiuees, Officers of the army 8t the headquarters Half Regular Prics. The commitiee which has in charge ! & All members of the . p |of the Missourt are beginning to discuss tenthers’ Tectave oures to be offred ’ gt g i Ll L of a suit, said the small | probable action of congre n the . | season has e 1 an | r ¢ and Cout 3 ordially 1nvited EVERY CAND DATE CLEAN AND DESERVING ter of army reorganization. The state-|8200 BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS, 98C |10t of attract \ Good dan j s and St of the depirimment that the volse it i ity of star” o boy, yesterday. as he R " ers would be withdrawn from the Philip w " . " &t " | of last year 1 ope d ' . f ' Fine Endorsements from Represent- | G 5 0 Tt 10 the United | We Mave Parchased from a CRICARO | vomber a1t (o oo 1 — ative Business n Profess tates to be ready for their discharge| WARufactarer His Entire Stock of | orchestrn, Froest 8 1 \ »“ g I a Illerd lnn]SCI mn onc . Men of the is taken as an indication that it is Hoyw' se Sults, All on come in Novemh / iree Days’ Sale [ { city. expected in high oficial quarters that Sale Today. bogked for Janiary ara e b et s | of our large mirrors af- these regiments will be disbanded and the o matio imperscnator ation Al \]_ ormer Efforts | ; army reduced to the number previous to for Februaty and i of shoe Selling The chiet and most impartial tribute | ihe atpanisation of the volunieet regiments,| BOYS' 200 SCHOOL SUITS, 480 March with s toct ok B R ter buying a Nebraska which can be offered to a set « Jinee At the time the volunteer regiments Were Tiis'lot consists of 1,000 boys' school sults, | Mable [ t go i m ) 13 that ‘of the prominant buinces And bro | orgunlzed the Men RaIned currency that | Th! ’ BRILE | CSuibn ave abaerIbed or *entup school suit. “That's a fessional men of the community whose af-|the coming congress would add them to the ™Made of cassimere and cheviot, fall weight, | tickets to guaranty the expenses of 69(; 7gc 980 L' tairs do not allow them leisura to take PATt| pormanent military force and this poliey £ood quality and well made, all ages course and any surplus earnings will t 18,156 datese, oF paltion srEanieatién, BOL ws SACECETOFY to tBE BAIOPILD of BTN |8 Fukee or saie oy B v | Hove: WO e It boys shos | peach,"he remarked, and who still view the choice of a convention | ae the commanders of the volunteer regis e L which will free to holders 1ek r 1in ku\ 3 p the entire| With an Intelllgent eye. Many of (his class | ments came from the Fegulnr army, thus| BOYS' 300 SCHOOL SUITS, $1.4p T T Tt s Dt yet the papers say thc pcach crop is a have expressed (heir satisfaction with the | making place for more men and increas- | This lot consists of fine wool cassimere | tertainment 1l be held, but 49 ' 1 makeup of the county republican tlcket|ing the opportunities for advancement. |uny havior sults, 1n all ages from 3 to 15 | °2¢ O the theaters will be s C, 9(}, 890, |,|8 aiure, oly ol. o!y ot ol, o and have prom it their full support.|Now that matters have assumed a different | 2 o o © 10 15 gome of the attractions. The me Not o in th veotl We've the lote o The principal point which appeals 1o the aspect many of the younger officers are YeATs, in a great variety of colors and the | tho committes in charge are: Sup | 69 for the genuine Regent Not 8o in this section bALITR LR o L B 0 man of force and influcnce who Is "ot in| talking In favor of an lucrease In the | nawest styles, today at $1.49, ent Pears, Prineipal Waterhouse, Mrs. No .1 . Shoes, of boys' fruit, in the way of school suits, ever shown in the politics” is that none of the candidates | regular establishment to at least 100,000 '8 .00 Sk o H. Lemon, Mrs, 0. B. Chittende 1 Miss %5 Seis Aot hree'd ‘ol at v brices ar aninge . s muits bas anything in his political past which | men, in order to make places for the regu- | DOYS' $5.00 SCHOOL SUITS, $2 Helon Wyckoft 2-49 for Wen h . Banoister's, west, and the prices are Ivn aning your way Little suit an be ralsed agalust him and that they are lar officers who will be thrown out by the | This lot consists of the finest all wool | — — | TSy MCTER W e for little people—at a little price. Read what a won Ik lified for thelr T | 1 t th lunt | The wolt in the fabie p n | Hanan's—patent leather included I ! well known to be qualified fc ¢ | disbanding of the volunteers | suits that {ncluded oha Fay 0 le pu on sheep's | ettt bl S LRk o et ' se {1 on i spective positions as staunch republicans | The older officers, those with civil war | . at were {acluded In this purchase. | cioihing because if he traveled on his own LNN'S SHORS-trokes Hve trom derful selection yon have to « li“” ( 111»!” You can buy a and men of abilit experience, generally, do not favor this|THeY are the very latest styles and pat- | reputation he couldn't accomplish his pure C the ubovs makers, |...\.‘ gchool suit for $1.25, $1.50, £1.75 00, $2.25, & o e the opinions w more rep- | p They s 2 ey have go . o ond . e " pose. Counterfeiters of DeWit 2 b 0 - 2 \ Here are th nion more rep- plan. They say that they have gone | terns and no end of choice colors to choose | PO%. Counterfelters of DoWitrs Witeh Ladies’ Rubbers, 26c—Misses’, 12 2,75, $3.00, h £4.00 and up twenty five resentative citizer | through two army reorgauizations and do | g0 They are the greatest bargatn of | 1121 SIVe couldn’t scll thelr worthless el ) C. 8. Hayward, wholesale shoe dealer—|not want any more such experiences. | - sl Aol bargain of ;M\r-‘ on their merits, 8o they put them 'u\ Alidren’s, cents a jump. Do yon know of any other store where von I rarely take an active part in politics, | They say, further, that at times of | the entire lot, today at $2.50 boxes and wrappers like DeWitt's. Look | REE 8 9 ’ . ) . gt a sue Hss ne . but this fall 1 was more than usually In-|reorganizations the politician becomes | BOYS' 35C AND 75 CAPS and 4. | & v‘ q‘lm ) lr ke oniy DeWit's Witch | can find such an assortinent g elements [ cannot how it can be car- | ment of the service. The plan advocated " great varlety of boys' yachting and | disenses. | BO) 5 & ChO()l b oes ried to the polls because the result of the | by these older heads s to increase the |£0lf caps, made of all wool materials, In | T Winding Up Business | primaries wes certalnly declsive and ‘ll-‘..r permanent establishment by not more than | plain blue and mixtures; also fancy stripes | KNIGHTS GO AFTER MERCHANTS g Up Business Sale. | Boys' satin calf, -'l“ *t']i‘l school cut and should be accepted as the will of | five regiments and authorize the recruiting pre == D S ) A the party by every loyal republican. 1| of all companies to an effactive strength of | 19 Plalds, worth from 3ic to 7ic, in two | Loeal Business Men to Ne Po 1515 Ollglas t.—1515 shoes, 13 to 2,%1.10. 24 to H}.% know n.n\m.l’nx u]r :.\\wunu :«»r .vm‘-’v 250 men. By this method the army .-.«",M‘xp--rm lots at 25c and 45c t " by Another Hustling Eve 3 l"'” vu.lrmh-ul to give ““\ among the defeated who are good men and | pe reduced at the expiration of the terms | Bovs' 350 to $1.00 HATS AND 40C. « tt | ’ y SHGH T walld Shve hens $e o [af service of the men when the ecensity | oL o b0 8100 HATS, £3C AND. iy Two I ralns n boy his money’s worth Their fallure was due to the company they | for @ large force was past. This would ) ! olt and cloth, fn turbans 6 Sa1ghts of AksBiBan a0l % o iy ; 3 i kept, bowever, and 1 am well pleased With | pluce the question wholly within the pro- |and fedoras, all colors and black, worth | Mittee representing the Commerci b Ll{l TLF Our Lineof Little Gents' Shoes the ticket as It stan: vince of the commander of the army and |from 50 1o $1.00, on sale at 25 and 4se. | Lo orucsday night at the ller Grand hotel | t \ . GENTS’ made of satin calf, 9 to R. 8. Wilcox: “I am not acquainted with | would permit the increase or decressc | to devise means for interesting Or r . | 3 Q ‘1 0 i atb \ many on the ticket, but those I know are | within reasonable bo WIthoUt oHNe | BOSTON STORE, OMAHA, | chants in making displays of their goods in SHOES. 15, $1.00. 1t's about the &ood men. They deserve support and as in | ;reusional action N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas St | %treet booths during carnival week 4 . Yo o we ki of for all boy to tussle with, T'hey former years I will stand by the choice of | 4 o PR LLE Rkl |at 1 o'clock another meeting will be held in Z-UNION best thing we know of for a sm ! 4 . The; the republ convention from start to| A Letter that Seta Matters Right. More Cheap Excursions, | the Commercial club rooms, w the cit stay by o boy in an excellent manner We've kangaroo Bnish,” NEW YORK, Sept, 8, 1900 September 1, 1000. Remarkable! The | will be districted and each district placed vPAC”:'c calf for £1.25. and. if vou want a softer shoe, we've a viel Luther Drake I have watched the| “Messers. Hayden Bros., season {s at its height. Cool weather, Al-|in charge of a hustling coms These ¢ S iy Bght in Douglas county from afar, but with | Omaha, Neb., titude, 3400 feet. Healthful climate. Good | committees will report each day during the kid at $1.25 that's dvessy yet durable. We've a whole considerable interest. I had no intere Dear Sirs place to spend a vacation canvass to John Utt, general chairman store fu § . v ' Jors i 0 p ‘ L » full of things for the school boys' lesson in economy. personally in the outcome and o can give| In answer to your inquiry, 1 would say | HOT SPRINGS. South Dakota the accommodation of merchant Mtk it b bo) . an impartial opinion that the ticket ix a|] have not sold one yard of Winslow taf-| The trip Is easily made via the Fremont, | wishing to make displays of their goods 4 | good one and will undoubtedlysbe elected.” | feta to any other house in your city and | Elkhorn & Missourl Valley road. Satur- | booths are being fitted up on Ninet ) 1. E. Congdon I have taken no part|any claim to this effect is false and malici- | day excursions Septwnber 1, 1 29, | street between Farnam and Douglas 50/ whatever in the primary contest, but am |ous. Pirates in different parts of the|Limit, October 31, 1900, which 18 to be known as ** Home Patron the with perfectly satisfied ididates se- lected by the con nominee of whom 1 am by K is John W. Parish, who was assoclated with me for eleven years. Ho would make an ideal county prosecutor, as he bhas the courage | and ability to carry out his convictions While he waa in my Mr. Parish worthy of every confidence. The | only thing that unfits him for a political | career,” concluded Mr. Congdon dryly, “is that he is too honest ‘ very Interest County Judge D. M. Vinsonhaler The chief plea for a united vote on the ticket is the ticket itself. There isn't a man on | 1t who has anything to explain to the voters | and every interest is well represented, If there was any class slighted in the division it is we lawyers, and we haven't any pro- test. Baldrige and Parish, the represent- atives of our profession, were wisely chosen | and I'm sure we'll do everything to secure their election along with the rest of the | ticket.” John T. Cathers among those who fell in the strife, but T propose to take my medicine like a man I have always voted the republican ticket straight apnd always propose to. I think those who feel bitterness as to the outcome will swing into line when they realize the fmportance of sending twelve republicans on the legislative delegation It they elect democrats by knifing the ticket they must see that the democrats will make a clear gain of twenty-four which might go a long way toward sending two democratic senators to Wash gton." J. 0. Detweiler My ambition was some- what dashed the night of the primaries but 1 will stand by the choice of the con- vention as fn former 1 don't know many of the candidates whom the other side has put up, but if they all like those who are on the from the Seventh ward-—Mel Uhl and Bald- | rige—they are all ri worthy of every republican’s E. M. Morsma Ir There is still a good deal of feeling 4n the Ninth ward, but 1 don’t belleve it will extend to the acratching of the ticket Personally 1 am nursing no soren whatever; Rosewater onvention and was cntitled to its office 1 always found Represented, “Of course 1 was votes are ticket Buresh ht and support Clerk Haverly: “While 1 have not met all of the nominees, 1 am per suaded that the ticket is representaive of the party and will make a winning fight County Rare Philippine Jewels, The rarest corals in the world are to be found in the Philippines and have now be come American property. As precious as this jowel is there is still a rarer one and that s the jowel of health. It may be possessed by any onc who will keep the digestion active and the bowols regular with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the king of all remedles for indigestion, dyspep constipation, biliousness, heart burn and sleeplessness FRATERNAL DAY AT CARNIVAL | Secret Socleties aring to Make Their Parade One of the Big Features of the Week. belching, Try it Assurances are multiplying that the military and fraternal parade of the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben on the afternoon of Septem ber 26 will be an unprecedented su. 1t will be Fraternity day at the Orient carnival and will be observed by business houses and manufacturing establishmenta as a general holiday and most of the fraternal organizations of the city have signified an intention to take part in the parade. Those participating will be given | an opportunity to see it all, as it will | countermarch at sorie convenient point, thus telieving the heuslon entertained by some that if they take part they will not secure an opportunity to witness the monstratic Lodges and civic organizations desiring positions In the parade must report at once to F. F. Roose, 1556 Farnam street, 'phone 699. The Knlghts of Ak-Sar-Ren will ap- polnt division marshals and each organiza- tion may appoint one mounted aid, whose name must be glven the secretary as early as September 22 Prizes will be awarded to the amount of $750, of which $600 will be in six prizes for general appearance uniqueness and originality of fleats, and $150 for general appesrance of lodges, the latter being divided into five prizes. The prizes on floats will be r tively $200, §150, $100, $76, $30 and $25. Those on lodges will be 50, $40, 330, $20 and $10. ‘The judges, business men appointed by ‘Ak-Sar-Ben, will reviow the parade on Doug- 1as between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. The Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben will not compete and no mercantile floats will be permitted to take part. Participating lodges wust be in the places assigned by 2:30 p. m. sharp Mothers endorse it, children lke it old folks use It. We refer to Ome Minute Cough Cure. 1t will quickly cure all throat country have endeavored to injure the rep- utation of the Winslow by offering cheap substitutes under its name. As & matter of fact, we have been unable to fill our regular orders on these goods, much less supplying new trade You may offer $100 for one yard of Wins | low taffeta bought from any place in your city that does not come directly or indi- rectly from your store, and call on me to pay the forfeit. Yours very truly J. D. WINSLOW. ENJOINS 'BUILDING INSPECTOR Farnam Street Bullding Must Be De- molish iIf at A in a Leaal Manue In the United States court Tuesday after- noon Judge Munger decided the application of W. Farnam Smith and others against the city of Omaha and the building inspector thereof, for an injunctlon restraining the inspector from demolishing the building at 1314 Farpam street The inspector served notice on the plaintiff that the building in question, being a frame structure inside of the fire limits of the city and of less than halt the value of a new building of like style, could not be repaired, but must be removed, and that if the owner did not re- move it the fnspector would do so. In granting the injunction against the in- spector the judge took occasion to especially point out the fact that he did not enjoin the city from demolishing the building Ac- cording to law, but simply enjoined the in- spector from acting without authority of law; that the chartor provides that the in spector shall report all such cases to the Board of Public Works, which shall pro- ceed to condomn the building and order its removal case the owner of an adjoining building had attempted to have the frame house con- demned by law in the state court. The de- tendant removed the case to the federal court and the plaintiff opposed the re- moval. Decision will be rendered next week in, ral Excarsions. On September 18, 21 and 26 we will sell round-trip tickets from Omaha o St. Paul, Minneapolis, Waseca, Waterville, Madison Lake and Duluth at rate of one fare plus $2.00, Home Visitors' excursion tickets on salo September 26 to nearly all points in Tilinols, lowa. Minnesota and Wisconsin at one fare plus $2.00 for tas round trip. All tickets limited for retura nutil dcto- ber 31. Full particulars ar fity 7Ticket office, 1402 Farnam streat, or adiress W. H. Brill, D. P. A, Omaha Open Alr Meeting. Republican campalgn, Thirteenth and William streets, Thursday evening at § o'clock. Hon. Joseph Langer, candidate for presidential elector; Hon. Charles § Elgut and other prominent speakers. Band wagon, martial music, patriotic songs by the Barton quartet. Come out every- bedy. The comfortable ard there is via the Burling thence west thro' City. Los Angeles leave Omah: No change. Special excu 80 for 0 berth. $40 for Tioket Offics, 1802 Farnam St. Tel. 0. ad’ Juag troubl At the time this case was tried another growing out of the same building was ar- | gued and taken under advisement. In thi Burfihémn- Route | California the Rockles Thro' tourist sleepers for San Francisco and Suturday and Tuesday exc at all points on “‘North-w | Sloux Clty, Missouri Valley, 0 thereof in Nebraska Tuesday excursion |also on sale at poin: Line" rsions on sale stern Line,” | abia and west | . September 4 and 18 on “North-Western | and connections east of the Missourl o | river, | Rate—One fare, plus 32, for round trip. Limit, October 31, 1900 | Dates sale—September 1, 4, 8, 15, 18, 22, 29. For pamphlets telling all about hotels, | scenery, climate and cures, call on any agent North-Western Line. od Fisning. Okoboji, Lake Washington, Waseca, Eagle Lake, River Falls, Solon Springs, Rice Lake, Bayfield. Ashland, Gog- | ebic, Watersmeet,and numerous lakes neal St. Paul and Minneapolis They are all good fishing places and are quickly and comfortably reached by the | Northwestern Line. Cheap rate excursions August 21 and Sep- tember 7-21. Limit, October 31, 1600, City ticket office, 1401 and 1403 Farnam atreet. Bpirit Lake, Surveyor Makes Inquiry. At the inquiry nto the cause of the drowning of young Morris Frank fore the surveyor of the port ¢ terday, the facts adduced hield be- Omaha yes- were {dentical The Bee Monday surveyor did not pase upon the evi: but will transmit it entire to the ury department and to the lifesaving | u.” Each captain made great efforts pith those publighed in | to prove that the bov jumped from the boat communded by the other, but it was | established that, while A passenger of the Frank jumped (5 his death from fantail of the Henrletta | Richtman, the i Half the World is in Darkness ‘ as to the cause of their {1l health, If they would start to treat their kidneys with | Foley's Kidney Cure the weariness of hody and mind, backache, headache and rhewma- | tle pains would disappear. Myers-Dilion | Drug Omaha; Dillon's Drug Store, | South Omaha. — Dr. Karl Kramer’s Pennyroyal Pills $l 00 Mennen's Taleum Powder Wine of Cardui Carter's Liver Pills Hair Vigor .. Kidney Cure Malt Whis! & gr. Quinine Capsules. . gr. Quinine Capsulas . Quinine Capsules . Laxative Bromo Quinine s Presceription Doan's Pills Unele Sam's Dr. Karl Kri anyroyal Pills will be sent postpaid on ipt of price, SCHAEFER ““" bitcorsr 8. W. Cov. 16th and Chirago. 400 50 interesting way to get ton Route to Denver, and Salt Lake a 4:20 p. . Thursdays. relon manager in charge. a ticket, Wuriington Statien, 10th and Mason S Tel. 1 Avenue + Omaha 4 HIR t5 Disteice ¢ | Ar.Denver 7:35 a m tomorrow, m White, a colored burglar, who | Omaha H iteriagn 5 o e G 1Y | Sept 18 fhe Next Excursion, |- I Ay <‘\,';")';";‘k1" DePRS) ip Naich | 818100 to Denver and Return, of ”.\\xl,;«L Cowles” on_ I ster Sundas | $19.00 to Colorado Springs and W away a quantity of clothing teatimony showed' that had given . Return, atolen Clothine to @ voune eolored woman | $19.00 to Pueblo and Return, ih detauit. of ‘Which Te wert o 1o | $32.00 to Salt Lake and Retura, waived examination on the four | charges and his bond was tixed at $500 in H P ; Return good until October 31, 1900, Card of Thanks. The family of Michael Coady (deceased) wish to extend thelr thanks to the Masoni order and friends for kindness shown them during the sickoess and death of their be City Ticket Office 132 4 Farnam Street. Tel. 316. loved husband and fath MRS. M. COADY AND FAMILY. | ot | Bollding Permita, The city inspector of buildings has fssu the following parmits: George 1. Brow 1111 South Twenty-etghth, ———— e WHOLESALE STOCK | HOMOEOPATHIC MEDIGINES Since HOMOE fram dwellin Headuuartars for Amateur Photographers moving t WPATH It cupy the SAM o are exclusive dealers . ey the aecond - X w ¥ xelu lealers in photo. {513 Dodge atr Al ordar graphic als and only carry wopathic medicines should b fresh, first-class and up-to-date I e, 0 small stock ot 4l good We are agents for all good CIANS AND DI ] may go | makes of dire to this dep rl mv t or Koduk fret. Kodaks and Cameras, Wi ser cent discount on all Eastman's « Kodak ‘ WRITE FOR CATALOGLF | Laboratory Homoeopathic Department 8 Robert Dempster Co., Sharman&. McConnell Drug Go fa.5 oieanin g Developing Films a specialty. See er I6th and Dodge, our line of Picture frames. Oxford Ties and “AYDE Schocl Shoes The greatest shoe values ever gnven. Closing out hundreds of pairs of fine 81.50 and %2.00 Oxford Ties for ladies, at 98c. New fall shoes for hoy girls school wear, in v and satin calf, heel and kid or spring heel, all sizes and widths, direct from the largest mauu’ac- . When the Visitor Comes turer at wholesale prices. school shoes, and full siz with spring heel Misses’ fine dongola kid lac and button shoes with double fai stitched soles, 1.25—on sale at calf lace 34— 2, shoes worth everywhere Little Gents’ fine dongola and satin double soles and spring heels, sizes 9 to shoes worth fully %1.50—our price. .. f-‘hn)"-\, and circlet nailed heels, sizes 2 to .’-5—1ugulur $1.75 values—on sale at.... Special Bargam in Furnishing Goods. Children’s fine dongola kid double sgoles, s h to 8, worth %1, at 69C ‘~1/lm 11 to QSC wit h 1.00 Boys’ fine satin calf lace shoes with donble stitched soles 1.25 CLOTHES FOR'MEN i¥p WOMEN‘ “AYDEN’ BIG SILK SPECIALS Bargain Items of the Great- est Importance, 'Black and Colored Silks at Prices That [ Cannot Be Equalled. FANCY SILK—Plain silks, all colors and | THE BEST BARGAINS IN FINE BLACK | weaves, for waist, dress or lining, the finest | SILK--Peau De Sole, gros grain taffeta, sllks of all sorts, rich 49 and others, worth §1 and heavy qualities Lol 69C ALL COLORS AND BLACK, 2i-in. wide | TAFFETA, used as a substitute and adver- pon g > = A " tised by some as the Winslow Taffffeta—~ 35.007Black Peau de Sole, 7-in. wide, th | We sell you this silk finest made s() | tor 5()0 on sale for ,t Dress Goods Sale | | Every day new bargains in dress good 4 inch broadeloth, $2 grade, only 98¢ Tho finest grades of ench flannels, | We shail conti we always have done Persians, stripes, dots, etc. No short | (o lead all cor 0 crepe olag ngths—no two -year old styles, but all other fine black ons, | Koechlin, Baumgartner 1900 styles sola i repons, Tac. $1 ere everywhere at She and $1 per yard—our pong, only 95c. $2.50 and $3.50 silk crepons, | price tomorrow only 25, only 0 We are headquarters for fine broadeloths, High grade tailor sultings in blacks ana buying direct from the manufacturers, en- colors - goods found only at our store, Ve | ables us to sell the new cloth in all the fall | netians, $1.50, $2.50, $3.50 and $5.00 per yard, {1600 sh at less than old colors. in short | Broadcloths, Panne cloths, Zebilines, Peb lengths and remnants are ofiercd ble cheviots, Fur h plish cheviots, ete 54 fnch broadeloth, %8¢ grade. only 4Sc. | $200, $470, $4.50, up to ) yard. Cheap 54 inch broadeloth, $1.50 grade, only Hoc dress goods 10¢, 15¢, 20c, 49¢ a yard Grand Ribbon Sale All new fancy striped ribhons—the very | Patent Hump Hook and Eyes, same ag the latest, all at ome price, 4% Do Loug, only ¢ per doz. 2 dozen on card Pure linen handkerchiefs, hemstitched,—~ 2 cents only 8tgc. | 80¢ leather belts HAY ROS. One likes the guest chamber ready—with every feature as freshi and bright as a spring morni A modern, prettily fur @ | nished guest-room is with every right-minded honse Coming here enables yvou to secure the The and furnishings same reasonable prices your ideas of economy. Sweakness™ | fresh the newest at hut Lroove r | Keeper. est ideas, stylish furniture always The Kind of values that in with New Stock of Iron and Brass Beds— We wish to call your very choice selection of new brass heds. the and attention to iron Fancy Novelty Iron Beds Children’s fine fast black, full seamless, .h'rsuy ribbed % i Futes 3 Hose Supporters; made to sell for 20¢—sale price 10 [ In all the newest and latest finishes. They come in Cameo Ca- Ladies' fine seamless fast black hose, worth 20¢ and 25e, | nary, antique, green and gold, light blue and gold, Pompeiian, sale prices 13¢ and 10c¢. One lot of ladies’ fine Jersey to 35¢—on sale at 10c¢. Boys’ fine linen shirts, worth §1.25—on sale at 40¢. “‘Mother's Friend" Shirt Waists, in all sizes from 4 to on sale at 20c¢. HAYDEN BROS. ribbed lisle vest sold up| 12 WiE i, are shown had for a They finish nicely Bower Barll, red and gold, ivory and gold, m | These goods are decided els More artistic furnishings cannot | than one of these fancy lasting finished beds with any furniture, INVITE YOUR INSPECTION | Rememmber that our ivon bhed (any size) mattress and spring £5.00, the offered sx green and g novelties and nowhere he hedroom | complete for § hes ORCHARD & WILKELM CARPET CO, 1414-1416-1418 Douglag St. are e e e e R