Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 17, 1903, Page 10

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE WEDN ESDAY, JUNE RN ! 10 BID FOR TRADE IN 10WA CGommeroial Jlab Me Wiil 8oon Start on Their Excursion or WILL TRAVEL ON BURLINGTON RAILROAD Three Days Trip, in Southeastern Part of Hawkeye Taking In Towns State and Some in Mis- wouri, is Planned. The Commercial club will chooss south eastern Jowa for the ground of its next trade excursion, traveling over the lines of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy The | matter of this excursion came up at the meeting yesterday of the executive commit- | tee, and by motion the work of arousing interest in the trip was left to the com- mittes which was so successful last year in getting together the jobbers for the excursions through braska. The com- mittes consists of Charles T. Kountze, E. B. Bruce, T. C. Byrne, W. M. Burgess and 0. D. Kiplinger. The excursion will start on Thursday, June %, or on the following Tuesday, may be found to best suit those wishing to §0. Three days will be necessary to cover the ground; Villisca, Corning, Creston, Bhenandoah, Sydney, Carson and Hamburg, in low: and Mound City and Tarkio In Missouri, and Intermediats points to be visited. The excursion as planned covers the best towns which would have been touched on the Wabash trip, which had been intended earlier in the season, but was abandoned because of storms. The coun- try covered s In contention between this ity and St. Joseph, and its towns lie only five or six miles apart. The club means to strike immediately into this part of the state because the abolition of the bridge toll changes the trade situation. Modern Woodmen Convention. Secretary Utt read telegratis from mem- bers of the Modern Woodmen of America at the head camp of the order at Indian- apolls, saying they would work for the selection of this city as the place of holding the next camp if the Commercial club would offer sufficient inducements. As the Woodmen required $5,000 cash, in addition to entertainment, it was considered im- possible to secure the convention. Robert Dempster's resignation from the committee was accepted and E. E. Howe was selected to fill the vacancy. K. A. Heinrichs and J. A. Sunderland wero re- celved as new members of the club. A committes consisting of Secretary Utt, Frank Carpenter and F. E. Sanborn was selected to draw up resolutions of thanks to' the rallways which have granted the abolition of the bridge arbitrary. Communications wero read announcing that the National Editorial association had definitely accepted the invitation of the alty to hold its convention here, July 8-1L Subscriptions will be asked to meet the ex- pense of entertainment. Letters were read from an eastern shoe factory wishing to locate in Omaha and referred to the manu- factures committee. The factory has now & capital of $0,000 and wishes to increase its stock in this city §25,000. It now em- ploys 200 hands, NEBRASKANS GO TO ST. LOUIS Expesition Commissioners Will Look Over the Ground and Consult b ¥air Managers, The Nebraska Louisiana Purchase Ex- position commission, accompanied by the secretary, will go to St. Louls, June 2, for the purpose of deciding upon plans for the Nebraska exhibit at the fair, At the present time the ideas of the commission #re In pather chaotic condition because the members do not know exactly what 1s expected of Nebraska by the managers of the ‘exposition, and they cannot tell with- out a personal examination of the grounds fn what manner the funds at thelr disposal can best be expended to do the most good for the state. There is also a considerable amount of doubt about these funds. The amount of the state appropriation is known and it 1s also known that this will not permit the commission to make the display which the members feel is due the tmportance of Nebraska and the character of its natural resources In their present state of develop- ment. For this reason the commission has already announced its desire to recelve contributions from firms and individuals who are Interested in the further develop- ment of the state. So far the response to this appeal has not been large, but some money has been recelved in small amounts. It s the expectation of the members of the commission that the rafiroads of the state will swell the total contributions by & considerable amount and the managers of some of the roads have been consulted In the matter. While they express a will- ingness to contribute to the enterprise none of them has indicated any certain amount, and it 1s impossible to make any estimate of what the raflroads will con- tribute, The commissioners probably will remain in Bt. Louls for several days. When they return they will decide whether Nebraska will have a bullding on the grounds or will spend its money in making displays in the bulldings erected by the falr management. — Excur ms to Hoston June 25 to 21, Inclusive; also July 1 to 5, inclusive, via Nickel Plate road. Espe- oclally low rates. Liberal return Ilimits Particulars at city ticket office, 111 Adams street, and Union ticket office, Auditorium Annex, Chicago. Very Low Sp To Boston, Mass, Baratoga, N. Y., ang Chautauqua Lake in June and July. Lib- eral terms and stop-over privileges. On and after June 14 the new fast train from Chicago to Buffalo and intermediate points, 5:16 p. m. dally. For time cards, regular and special rates, etc, send postal card to H. L. Purdy, Trav. Pass. Agent, Erle Railrosd, Chicago, m, or D. M. Bowman, General Western Passenger Agent. Chicago, IiL Visit thé art and Mount 8t. Mary's seminary, Fifteenth and Castellar streets, Thursday morning and ancy work parlors at afternoon and Friday morning. A GREAT PINEAPPLI On Sale at HBennett's. ON WEDNESDAY WE WILL SELL CARLOAD OF FLORIDA PINEAPPLE RICHEST FLAVOR, YELLOW A8 GOLD, ALL IN FULL REGIMENTALS THE FINEST AND M LUSCIOUS PINES THE FERTIL ARTH CAN PRODUCE BACH 7 ) BACH 17C. THE RIGHT T FOR HOUSEWIVES, WITH PRESERVING IN MIND, I8 NOW FLORIDA PINEAPPLES AT BE Ly WEDNESDAY, EACH 7 CENTS. NO DEALERS SUPPLIED A [NO DRINKS WHILE ON DUTY Public Works Employes Are Given Strong Talk by Foreman Hummel, The edict against employes drinking while on duty is being enforced with vigor in the public works department, with the resumption of activity. General Foreman Hummel, in placing the men, is delivering a short lecture to each—something like thi “I want you to thoroughly understand that you must not go into a saloon while you are on duty. I do not Intend t~ have any intoxicated men working on the streets. I expect four hours’ continuous work in the morning and four hours in the afternoon and they must not be interrupted by trips to saloons. This order must be obeyed or you will lose your job. What you do while you are not at work is none of my business, but while you are working for the city you will have to put your work first and indulgence in personal habits aft- erward.” This rule has been enforced more or less for a long time, but the lnes have never been drawn as tight as they are now. Yesterday twenty-nine laborers and eight teams were attacking an accumulation of nine weeks' dirt and filth on the downtown streets and alleys. The teamsters’ strike and the deadlock between the council and the Board ui Public Works have prevented street cleaning for a long time and the thoroughfares are more dirty than they have been for three years. The street sweeping machines were being ofled up yesterday and .belng made ready for use In a day or two. On street repairs forty-two laborers and sixteen teams did duty yesterday, filling in washouts and caveins from the May rains and repalring bridges and cuiverts. Eight laborers, three pavers and two teams were engaged on the stone pavements, which are in bad condition in many places. The total force, eighty-seven laborers and twenty- six teams, 18 about the maximum that will be used, as the funds are none too large and an effort to keep within them 1s to be made. CONSPICUOUS IN A BALLROOM. Fiakes of Dandruff on the Collar and Shoulders of a Gentleman fa Full Dre This is the thing you quite frequently see In the ballroom—a man's black dress coat lterally covered with dandruff. It must be annoying to the wearer, and certainly not & pleasant thing to observe. But dandruft can be eradicated. It is a germ disease that will some day oause baldness. Newbro's Herplelde kills the halr-de stroying germ, and stimulates the hair to a rich, abundant growth; it does more— keeps the hair soft and pliant. Furthermore, Herpicide is a most pleas- ant tollet accessory; pleasing of odor, and cooling to the scalp. Send 10 cents in stamps for fres sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. Par Gentry Brothers' famous trained animal ghows, which are so well known in this city, will give the customary street parade on the day of exhibition advertised. The street displays of all shows are en Index to thelr resources. Gentry Brothers' proces- sional display this season is sald to be a rev- elation in that line. The turnout is the most perfect diminutive one ever seen In this city, and, In fact, the longest and pretti- est procession ever given by a tent exhi- bition. The shows will exhibit in this city, two performances, afternoon and night, Thursday, June 18. Tents located at Eigh- teenth and Douglas. N. BE. A. Convention. The Lehigh Valley route to Boston is through “The Switzerland of America” and via New York. Send 2-cent stamp to Gen- eral Passenger Department, Lehigh Valley Rallroad, New York, for descriptive book- let. NOTICE—AIl creditors of Mr. J. H. Rich- ard, deceased, will please present their claims to Mrs. J. H. Richard, 1017 Farnam street, Omaha, within thirty days from date. Mrs. J. H. Richard. Omaha, June 16, 1903, —_— The W n Ratlroad “In the Good Old Suminer Time" offer many special rates to Boston, Indlanapolls, Baltimore, St. Louls, Saratoga, Detrolt, Atlanta and other points. Call at city office, 1601 Farnam, or address HARRY E. MOORES, G. A. P. I, Omaha, Neb. Partners Have Falling Outl Henry Sachs was arraigned in police court yesterday on a charge of defraud- ing his partner, Fred Boye, The two have been conducting a brewing business, and according to the statement of Boye, Sachs sold Boye's interest in the place and left him the sack to hold. To the deputy county attorney Sachs showed two bills of sale where some time ago he purchased half of the business and in July he purchased the other half. Boye said to the same officlal that he had turned the property over to Sachs to keep his creditors from getting it. Deputy County Attorney Weaver sald he would likely drop the case when It was called for trial. A Good Thing ror Mother. It she s tired out, sickly, run down, Electric Bitters will glve her new life, or there's no charge. Try them. 60c. For sale by Kuhn & Co. Funeral Notice. All_ members of Nebraska lodge, No. 1, Knights of Pythlas, are requested to attend the funeral of our late Brother Jacob Van Pelt, Wednesday afternoon at 2 p. m., from his late residence. 1558 North Eighteenth street W. W. SBLABAUGH. C. C. JOHN W. FYFE, K. of R. & 8 MRS. J. BENSON. PARASOLS & SUN UMBRELLAS In all the latest and most popular styles. Especially pretty styles in black and white with black embroidery and plaids. Silk bat iste with colored linings, black and solid colors. Handsome black umbrellas with white polka dot borders, plain or colored borders —colored silk umbrellas, from $1.50 up. hree yard patterns of linen and linen batiste for shirt waists, stamped in a va- riety of pa tterns—stamped skirts to match. Colored linens for shirt waists. out of $350. | Fine Shoes on Second Floor 6,000 PAIRS MEN'S AND WOMEN' This sale represents only | All the highest grades and newest styles of Shoes and Oxfords—every pair is a sensational bargain. Included in these lots on sale are beautiful Louls heel patent coltskin shoes, superb Colonlals, fancy button Oxfords, swell cloth top high shoes, etc., in fact, everything that's new and up-to-date. Prices will be marked in plain lot, figures above each and every price is 'way below the regular value of the Shoe or Ox- ford we put in the sale. greatest bargain ever offered for such ES, STICK PINS, CUFF BUTTONS, CHAINS WITH FANCY LOCKETS, BELT PINS, NACE PINS, etc. Ther: Today at. Embroidery Special Very fine Embrolderies, in me- dlum and narrow widths, worth up to %c a yard, on bargain square at I5¢, 10c, 5¢, 2 COIW Pictures—neatly framed.. colored mate—very attractive nicely ornamented—20 other subjec! {BRANDE!S. Bargain Counter PEARL are many worth as high as $1.50 each. Dainty Black Frame, black mat with scarle! Imported Fac Simile Water Colors—1#-in gilt frame, plenty subjucts 35¢ The Young lMother—8x18—prettily framed in gilt moulding, with Cupid Asleep and Awake—Handsomely framed Wreck Sale Shoes in Basem't S REAL WELT AND TURN SOLE SHOES ON SALE TODAY The entire shoe depart- ment ON SECOND FLOOR now presents one immense bargain counter, reaching from the front clear to the rear. ) ] up [ 47579 2,50 FIVE | AND : DOLLARS A PAIR 3!"0 J P One lot of Child’s Sample Shoes made Moloney Bros. go at 1.00 a pair BargainSale of Sample Jewelry A superb line of drummers' sample jewelry goes on male today at the pretty novelties. There are BROOCH- HAT PINS, MEN'S FOBS, NECK NECKLACES, BRACELETS, 25c¢-15¢c-10c Veiling Special All ik Chiffon and Liberty Silk, also Net Vellings— 120 o worth up to 35¢ a yard—on bargain square at Remarkable Picture Bargains Our Picture Department—Third Fleor. t lining, latest creation..29¢ PR ST 49¢ in oval brown frames, ts to select from. . 89¢c 3. W. Wrandeis & Sons 3. M. Beandeis & Fons A glance through our store offers many remembrance so appropriate at commence should interest those ve; find_many acceptable artlcles in our stock. Our prices are as low as is consistent w fous to please you. MAWHINNEY EWELERS AND ART STATIONERS. near to the young graduates. GRADUATION GIFTS— suggestions to nts aud friends for the ment time. Oug wi chés, Fings and brooches Their good friends will also ith good quality, &HA we are always anx- & RYAN CO., 15th and Douglas Sts., OMAH A W The Latest, () S LADIES g & ¢ Call at College, L. & Room 627, Paxton Block 7, & and test its merits ¢°' by taking $ {3 One Lesson Free Corner 16th and Farnam (B B o n o B o o o m u o o WOODEN SIDEWALKS PROPOSED Proposition to Lay Them in Districts ‘Where Permanent Grade Not Establish Along with the proposal to make ar- rangements so that macadam paving can be put down in the outer residence dl tricts comes the proposition to authorize wooden sidewalks in the same localities. One or two of the councilmen are sald to like the idea, while at least one member of the Board of Publlc Works is in its favor. Wooden walks are known as temporary parlance. Permanent walks cannot be laid unless the street has been graded to the established regulation, inasmuch as the abutting property cannot be taxed for walks lald under other circumstances. Sev- eral years ago wooden walks were discour- aged and the letting of contracts for them ceased, as it was belleved they resulted in many damage sults. It is sald, however, that many streets will not be graded for years, as the property owners cannot be induced to sign the requisite petitions. In this case they must do without permanent walks, and if the present policy is main- tained must go without walks of any kind. The macadam talk has not dled down, | though the brick and asphalt contractors are fighting it vigorously. Chamberiain's Stomach and Tablets Better Than Pills, The question has been are Chamberlain’s Stomach Tablets superior to pills? are eusier and more pleasant to take, more gentle and mild In their action and more rellable, as they can always be depended upon. Then they cleanse and in- Vigorute the stomach and leave the bowels in a natural condition, while pills are more harsh in effect and their use is often fol lowed by constipation. Low Rates to Bostom and Return in and June and July vallway. Tickets will be sold June %, 2 and 2/, extreme return limit August 1, and on July 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6, extreme return limit September 1. Stop-overs allowed at Ni- araga Falls and Chautauqua; ulso at New York on tickets via that route. Full"in- formation, with rates via variable routes, will be promptly furnished on application to M. 8. Giles, T. P. A, Chicago, or to C. F. Daly, chief A. G. P, A., Chicago. Street Railway Pay Checks, Postoffice, telephone, packing house, rail- way and all other pay checks are cashed at our bank. Accounts opened for §I ur more, and 4 per cent interest paid. -5-u--uu Our answer 1s | | Via the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern | 205 South Fifteenth Street. THE shoe for standing. A MAN’S SHOE lS severely tested by those whg stand. QHOES pass this test—they firm- *~ ly support the feet while sidewalks in the public works department | T HEY help you stand. [ = i Gold Crowns from $2.85 free. Small || Good Until na” || June z0. In order to Increase our clinic, | every man, woman and child to have their fessors. Work guaranteed 10 years. Incorporated under FREE Work_done This Offer material we want teeth examined by the Pro- Btate Law 28c Testh Extracted FREE lates from $9. Bridge work from 2.85 UNION DENT/L COLLEGE OF PAINLESS DENTISTRY. 1527 Douglas. Open daily 1it 9, Sunda) Fililngs from [ e i No Garment Too Heavy or too fine for dry cleaning all dirt, grease and ge them look like new longer and look better. Our claim they save money by us, say nothing of the improvement in their personal appearance. GET OUR PRIC THE PANTORIUM OMAHA, 407 So 15th St it removes Tel. 903 § J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, Banke Under government supervision. The family of Mr. J. H. Richard beg to extend thanks to the many friends who so kindly assisted them during the sickness and funeral of their beloved husband, son and brother, erchants National Ban OF OMAMHA N B Cwraer Fornam and 134 Strsie Paid up capital #0000 Wurpine fund §190,00 UNITBD STATBES DEPOSITORY. Frask Murphy, president Luther Drake cashier P + SCHMCLLER MUELLER 1313 FARNAM STREET. THE PIANO WORLD STARTLED. 1 p that this great sale—like all others we inaugurate—is bona fide. They are realizing that the twelve car loads we are now offering at almost half price contailn bargains they can't get elsewhere under any circumstances. Twelve carloads of elegant, new, standard 1903 pianos —of many famous makes—in many styles—finished in many beautitul genuine woods. Every one posi- tively guaranteed. Some are in the new dull finish shown exclu sively by ourselves. All are on very easy payments. Choose from the following Mammeth Shipment Steinway & Sons, Steger & Sons, Em- erson, Mason & Hamlin, Vose & Sons, A. B. Chase, fiardman, Stan- dard, Geo. Steck & Co., Schaeffer, Gram r, Erbe & Co., Martin Bros., Weser Bris, Harringion & Co, Madelon. New Piano Made to Sell for | Now $600...... $360 $550...... $330 $500....... $300 ~ 8270 .- $240 .. 8225 .. 8210 i oo The finest tuning and repairing at the most reasonable rates. Pianola coucerts given every Friday from 3to4 p. m. Tickets ‘ free at office. Lo Many bargaine in slightly used u-right fully repaired in our own factory. TELEPHONES: Council Bluffs 362 IOWA BRANCH: Council Bluffs. Outing togs’ innings. The new ‘“MacCarthy” Norfolk suit — Two-plece Flannel suits—extra trous- ers of Homespun, Flannel, Duck, Linen Seersucker and Crash. The weather says it's more comfortable to have all three. Dame Fashion says you must have 'em for outing wear. Common sense tells you to get 'em made here. $25 1o $50 for suits—$6 to $15 for trousers. We were in the Bee Bldg.—we are now at 504- 806 So. 16th St, 2 doors south of Farnam. MacCarthy Tailoring Company, wow located at 304-306 S 16th St. Next Door to Wabash Ticket Office. Phone 1808, 'OUR 100-PAGE DRUG CATALOGUE | Can now be found in nearly every home in Nebraska, lowa, Missouri, Wyoming and the Dakotas, There are still a few families who have never been on our mall. ing list. We shall be glad to send this catalogue FR; FOR THE ASKING—it contains about 10,000 drug items—at cut prices. SOME SAMPLE CATALOGUE PRICES. 100 2-grain Pure Quinine Pills, for........| By mail ..... Ay $1.00 Eiker-Hoft' Consumption Cure for. . By mall $1.00 White B SDAML o, % rointsass dassasst et Above remedy prepald anywhere in United States at $9.25 per dozen Goods shipped sume day order is received e Pink of Perfection for 40c; by mail..dsc | $1°06 Chrystal Tonic for byt $1.00 De Miracle Hair Remover for By _mall Gren's August Flower, Buker's Harley Malt ‘'Whiskey for.7 his is the purest and best malt whiskey) Marvel Whirling Spray Syringe..§£2.15 By mall 25 9 Lilllan Russel ¢ 8¢ We are cut pric Colgate's Pansy sell (We_also sell Perfumes at cut prices). $1.00 Jackson's Bed Bug Powder, kills _ every bug, every time, we sell e 1 pound Mixed Bird Seed, we sell .. de $1.00 Kilmer's Swamp-Root for e %c Mennen's Talcum Powder for ile e Syrup of Figs, (genuines for e PN Bibbon Tiquor Cure for. Slc for ars for clgar d Blossom alers 100. Extract, we 25c $1.00 Wine Cardul for $1.00 Listerlr $1.00 Newb Write for 100-p Sherman & McConnell Drug Co Wholesale and Retall Druggists d Dodge Sts., Omah, NTIETH CENTURY FARMER Write for a Sample Copy. for . Herpicide fo page catalogue. lT\Né WEDNESDAY IN THE GREA DOMESTIG ROOM 40¢ Wash Goods for 15e, Macname Laced Striped Organdies, light rounds with assorte colored stripes, ancy colored Batlste with satin stripes, | Mercerized Ginghams and Oxford g& Walstings, all goIng Atu............ C 85¢ Wash Goods for 12 1-Ze Mercerized Striped Organdies, in light and dark colorings, imported Madras, corded Batiste, light grounds with assorted col- ored cords, and embroldered Swiss Mus- lins In assorted colors, all 124c going at...... i 200 Wash Goods for 8 1- Chambray Ginghams, assorted platn colors, French printed Musins, assorted colors, in stripes and ngures, arid back Qb Indfa Linen, all going at..... c 12 1-2c Wash Goods for Be. Irish Dimities, Scotch Lawns, French Mus- lins, French Batiste, standard prints, in siiver_grays and dark blues, and yard wide Percales, all going B¢ 88¢ Underwear for 15e. at.. Gents' medium welght Jersey Ribbed Un- dershirts and children's White Jersey Ribber Undervests and Pants, 15 (W eer i ... 19¢C 12 1-8¢ Turkish Towels for 8 1-3c. Extra heavy Double Warp Cream Turkish Towels, size 20x42, worth 1214 8 [ The sensational selling of muslin unde wear will delight every woman. The new ness, style, finish and general air of dainti. ness of every garment will prove as at- tractive as the low prices. | Our big purchasing and enormous sales | enable us to make prices for Wednesda fully one-third to one-half the usual quota- | tions. From the two big factories in Lynn l\hrl' Brockton, Mass., bought at FORTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. ON SALE NOW in our two big shoe | departments. | hoe values like these have never heen offered before. Women's Oxfords, worth up to $2.50 and . two prices, 88c and 49c. HAY DENs 12 1-20 Linen Toweling for 8 1-3¢. Extra fine Unbleached Toweling, guaran- teed pure linen, 18 inches wid 8ic worth 13%c yard, at 50c Huckaback Towels for 25e. 600 Hemstitched Pure Linen Huckaback Towels, size 22x48, nothing better on ¢ market at 60c, for one day 60c Table L @c Bleached Table Damask, guaranteed all pure linen, 61 inches, wid 39¢ at, yard 800 Sheets for 4Bo. ®c quallty Bleached Seamissa Bhoets. size st herinleerd . 45¢ 260 Sheet for 19 1-2e. Soft Finish Bleached Sheeting, 24 yards wide, 260 value, 194c at, yard.. < 100 C T 1-de. 100 Bleached Pillow Cases, size 42x36, at TN 260 White Gooda 10c. One big table Indlan Linens, Lawns, Dot Swiss, Leno Btripes, Satin' and Mercer- ized Stripes, in long mill ene at, yard. 12 1-2c Lonsda 12%0c Lonsdale Cambrie, in long mill ends, at, yard Great Muslin Underwear Sale Chemise, Corset Covers, Gowns, Drawers, etc, etc, all on special sale, SPECIAL HOUR SALE FROM 1 TO 1AM 300 dozen ladies’ under muslins, chemises, gowns, drawers and corset .covers, worth up to $1.00, on sale at e, Bankrupt Shoe Sale Women's Oxfords, $1.08, $1.48 and $1.85; all kinds, all leathers. Men's Oxfords, worth up to $3.50, at $1.95 Child's Slippers, T and 6%c, worth up to $1.25. Boys' and youths' Satin Calf, worth up to $i.50, at 98 Men's Slippers, worth §1.00, at 480. HAYDEN BROS. Smoke Omaha’s Finest S5¢ Cigar—the ‘TRADE SUPPLIED AT DEALERS AND Stoecker Stores Largest cigar and pipe dealers in Omaba 1404 Dowvgias and 22 tully brewed—thoroughly aged—! Order a case trom JETTE OMANA Telephone 1542 o LEE MICHELL, wholesale The only beer made from vure. sparkling soring water—care- finest quality—private brand. Delivered to any part of Omahs, Council Biufts or South Omaba. R BREWING CO. SOUTH OMAHA Telephoae 8 i [ o sbbefbhavnrndind WE CAN SUIT YOU If you are looking for a new sewing machine—have the best the market affords, such as WHITE, NEW HOME, DOMESTIC, STANDARD, Entire satisfaction guaranteed. Full line of supplies and facilities for re) notice, HOUBEHOLD and others pairing In first class order and on short P. E. FLODMAN & CO., "Phone 1574. 1514 Capitol Ave Going on a It you are, you you need. ' Also sult cases and 1f you get one REPAIRING DONE, ‘TRUNKFACTORY Vacation? had better see us about that trunk remember that we are selling our grips at 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT. you'll geta Largain. TEL. 1058, 1209 FARNAM ALBERT EDHOLM, JEWELER, 107 NORTH I6th STREET. SOLID SILVERWARE— JUNE WEDDINGS call for appropria e gifts. Nothing is more sensible than SUBSTANTIAL SOLID SILVER TABLE WARE. We sell the leading makes: Gorham, Whiting, Reed & Barton, prices Our line of cut glass is the finest of mak: a DIAMOND, it will pay you to take a are showing. DIAMO! POSTOFFICE, NDS AND WEDDING RINGS are our hobby etc, at surprisingly reasonable e: Hawkes. When you think of buying look at the particularly fine ones we CPPOSITE THE Bringing Them Out That's what these warm days are doing with the bed b hes. Every body_who DX SURE DEATH are BOTHERED 'Hwith bugi but everybody who DOES USE Sl DEATH are laughing at the troubles tk used to have. SURE DEATH comes in four aizes pin loc; quarts, 3c; half gallons, bc; gall %c. A pint ofl ‘can with a long spout free with half gallons or gallons, and bc extra with pints or_quarts REMEMBER, we deliver sell, any place in the city, from 1 & 10 p. m._ EVERY DAY, charge. We cull for, fill scriptions and save you but more on some, and druggists don't charge the prescriptions, you know will learn if you'll give oW you. e “store_is ALWAYS OPEN PEOPLE NEED MEDICINE WHE) THEY ARE SI DAY | Save money by trading at | | sc“‘EFEn' CUT PRICE DRUG STORE Twe 'Phones—T47 and 707, 16th and Chicug reet anything we m. ta or us a change to SICK « They Graduate This Week We have an elegant line of Novelties suitable—Watches, Rings, Fobs, Brooches, Belt Pins, Toflet Sets, Cuff Links, Slgnet Rings and Bignet Bracelets, and many hand- some pleces—we will be glad to show you. Brown & Borsheim JEWELERS AND WATCH- MAKERS, 222 South 16th Street Y %