Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 25, 1903, Page 10

Hat Drapes o Saturday Greatest Barga REMNAN Of High Class Fall Dress Goods. $2.00 DRESS GOO Acctumulations from our past week's sa Cheviote, Unfinished Worsteds, and Mohairs. These goods are all 48 and include many skirt lengths, walst children's dress lengths, On sale on b at—a yard . . $1 DRESS This lot includes Henrfettas, Mohairs, Cheviots and Fanc Volles, Al yard DRESS GOODS SA Another lot of high priced dress goods a from the customs house—in lengths of pleces to match—enough for lady’'s wa ess—in_ plain goods, checks and plaids, black and ors—at entire plece .. 3 cents for an $1.00 Satins Yard wide lining sating, ext slates, whites, reds and tans, at. Plain and Fancy Silks, in 1-2 to 15 yards, shirtwaist silks, taffetas, corded silks, etc worth up to 81.00, 290 at,ayard........ . 2 [ SAMPLE PIECES OF DRESS TRIMMINGS. Silk embroidered and Pereian effect dress trimmings, over 500 styles, lengths from 14 to 44 yards, match, latest designs in new fall colors at 75¢-6 Reminant Sale in the Basement TMuslins and Cambrics, best grades, in long remnants, g0 at, per yard . Sateens, Silkolines, Cretonnes, etc. one big counter, worth 1 up to 15¢ a yard, go at, c per yard .. 2 Outing Flannels, Shaker flannels, ete, in long remnants, one big bargain square of 10c values, go at, per yard 40c Mercerized Sateen in plain black and colors, €0 at, per vard.... 5¢ 36 {n. wide, in dainty floral designs, go at, per yard.... 3. K. Brandeis & Sons J. L. Brandeis & Sons —_— L] ) Tatlor Clot GOODS AT 39¢c AND 49c YARD. Tweeds— from 8 to 6 yards—on sale on bargain sq .B0c Velveteens at 19c Yard. Black, red, purple, blue and brown velveteens, lengths from 2 to 5 yards on bargain square, a | Remmuants of black taf- THE OMAHA D! AILY BEE: FRIDAY, SEFIE Sale of Men's Neckwear Saturday E " TON 3 S ins of the Year T SALE, DS AT 69¢c YARD les of Zibelines, 5 9 Bicilians to 54 inches wide lengths and pargain square Ibatroses, in lengths uare at— : 39-49c¢ MPLE LENGTHS. nd cloths llrll!hfit 3 5 yard—3, 4 an alst or child's 19¢ at 39c Yard. ra heavy quality in blacks, , silk department, 390 feta and peau-de-soie, over 1500 yards, 2 te 12 yard rem- nants about one-half value. many to 9¢c-49¢-39¢-25¢ #1 Waistings in plain white, black and white and colors, in basket weaves, vesting and dam- ack patterns, in mill rem- 25C nants, go at, per yard.... Cinderella Flannels, best 1 grade, inall colors, go 8‘ c at, per yard | Cambric Linings, 1 remnants, one b i lzc and colors, in short rem- 5c nants, go at, per yard Chambray and Scotch Ginghams, best grade, in long mill 61 .. 05C in lc‘n’g‘ ig counter, at, per yard 25¢ Waistings in plain white remuants, 2o at, per yard... COLLECTING TUITION FEES Much Diffloulty Encountered by School Offi- oors in Enforcing Rule. NONRESIDENT PUPILS EVADE THE LAW Guardianship Resorted To in Order to Bscape Payment of Small Sum Exacted for High School © School and school board officers are vexed about the way nonresident students are obtaining free tuition in the High school and are trying to find a way to stop the practice. The enforcement of the rule requiring all nonresident students to present papers showing they have guardians residing in Omaha has ceased to be ef- fective, and now It is delared the way to reach. the abuse s to check the issuance of suardianship papers. At the present time, as estimated, from ten to fifteen young men and women are at the High school who merely come to Omaha during the school year, Hve with relatives and attend school. Some of the students come for miles and a few have parents paying taxes in lowa. By spending & amall fee to have the relative with whom they reside appointed guardian, the yearly tultion of M7.60 is saved and the benefits and advantages of the local High school obtained for nothing. Unfair to Taxpayers. Principal Waterhouse has called the mat- ter to the attention of the secretary of the Board of Education. “It is unfair to the taxpayers of the schodl district,” said Mr. Waterhouse. “I have no objection to the outside students attending school It they pay the tuition, but evasion by the guardi- anship expedient should not be counte- nanced 1f we can help it." A number of the children who attend the High school by virtus of this proceeding are relatives of wealthy citizens who have preferred to evade the imposition of the charge for' tutelage. Yesterday a young man appeared in the office of the school board with the statement that Principal Waterhouse had sent him down for a note showing that tuition had been paid for him or that he was a ward of a resident. He #414 ho had held guardiunship papers since last spring. “Where is your home Burgess. The boy replied that his homs fs in the western part of the state whers his parents reside, but that he 18 staying with his brother In order to go to school in Omaha It is such cases as these that are trying the patience of the school officers How it Can Be Stopped. According to Attorney C. 8. Elgutter, who was formerly & member of the Board of Hducation, the f{ssuance of guardianship papers can be stopped by a showing in the asked Secretary county court by the board's attorney that| the request for a guardian is made for the purpose of evading the cost of education in the local schools. The enforcement of the new law requir- fog nonresident students from Douglas county outside of Omaha to pay the full tuition fee has ylelded $780 more than last year, when less than half the full tuition fee was exacted, there being thirty such students at the High school Silver chafing Qishes. Edholm, jeweler. Funeral Notice. Mrs, C. E Wilmasen, Couneil Bluffs, at 10 o'clock a. m. Friday September %. Interment at Forest Lawn cemetery, Omaha Morningside, Douglas Prinung Co., 1508 Fowara Tel - TABLE SALE-Orchard & Wilhelm Car- pet Co. Beautiful cut glasas Edbolm, jeweler. HUGE CLOTHING SALE. J. L. Brandeis & y Great Stock of Pfeiffer & Solomon, 8% E. HOUSTON 8T, N. Y., AND PLACE ON BALE SATURDAY, ‘We announce an extraordinary clothing evant for Baturday. We will sell the choice of the entire stock of Pfeiffer & Solomon, renowned New York manufacturers, Just a fraction of their worth. These suits, which were made to sell at $10 and $12.50, will all go at one price, $5.98. J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS. ——— ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM, Colonist Rates to California. Another period of low rates to California has been arranged for by the Rock Island System. The first selling ddte is September last, November 3. The rates are the same as were in effect last Spring: $38.00 from Chicago. $3L.00 from Peorla and Rock Island. 3$32.90 from St. Paul and Minneapolis. $31.70 from Cedar Raplds. $20.25 from Des Moines, 425.00 from Missouri River points. Corresponding reductions from all othe: Rock Island stations. Tickets are good in tourist sleeping cars, Go now before the rush begins. There Will be no reduced rates to California dur- ing the winter. The Rook Island System offers two routes to Callfornia—"Scenic” and “Southern.” Ask nearest Rock Island ticket agent for folder “Across the Continent in a Tourist Bleeping Car." It gives full Information. City Ticket Office 1323 Farnam st., Omaha, One-Way Rates, Every day from September 15 to Novem- ber 3, inclusive, the Unfon Pacific will sell one-way tickets from Missourl river terminals (Council Bluffs t0' Kansas City, inclusive) as follows: : $20.00 to Ogden and Salt Lake City, $20.00 to Helena and Butte, Mont, $22.60 to Spokane and Wenatchee, Wash $21.50 to Huntington and Nampa, Idaho. $25.00 to Portland, Tacoma and Seattle, $35.00 to Vancouver and Victoria. 3$26.00 to Ashland and Astoria, Ore., via Portland. $25.00 to Ban Franclsco, Los Angeles ana San Diego. Correspondingly low rates to many other | California, Oregon, Washington, Montana, | Utah and Idaho points. ‘Through tourist cars between Missouri river and Pacific coast. Double berth $.00, For full information call on or address Clty Ticket Office, 13% Farnam st. *Pho vy hone — Announcements of the Theate This evening “The Storks” will flop their merry wings and leave a large installment | of fun and good music at the Boyd. This Quaint conceit has not grown stale, but is stll potent with its possibllities for laughter, while its music sparkles with the same bright notes that have made it suc- cessful since the beginning. The present company has the endorsement of &ood from other places where it appeared, the chorus being particularly worthy. The en- gagement s for two nights and & matinee, The bill at the Orpheum this week, which | bas not only served to draw a serles of big | audiences, but has pleased them also, will be given only three more times, tonight and tomorrow (Saturday) matinee and nizht The sale of seats for “Ben Hur' was opened at the Boyd yesterday and was the occcasion of & rush that lasted all day, But the eutire list was not disposed of, and there still are lots of good seats for the coming week left, which will be sold as fast as applied for. Out-of-town cus- tomers will be cared for the same as it they lived in Omaha. One thing the hold- ers of seats must remember, and tuat is that the curtaln goes up promptly at the advertised time and they must be in thelr seats at that time or miss one of the best features of the show, the opening tableau. l | Cliares Blind, 1000 South Thirty-first, Bargain Friday in Our Dry Goods Department Big Bargain Circle XTRA HEAVY LINEN HUCK TOWELS— 20¢ ones—only—each . BATH TOWELS—An extra regular 20c quality—only—each A FINB yard PILLOW CASES—All ready to use— regular 14¢ and 16¢ ones—only—each EXTRA HEAVY SHEETS-81x00—all torn, iro use—regular 75¢ quality—only. .. CREAM SHAKER FLANNEL-The kind you have to for—special, only—per yard OUTING FLANNEL—Worth 10¢ to 15¢ yard pretty patterns—on sale Friday morning at 9 o'clock at—yard HARNEY STREET BARGAIN CIRCLE FULL SIZED COTTON RED BLANKETS— at, per palr FULL SIZED 1 .49 otere. 06| 2%-POUND FEATHER 48@] PILLOWS—worth 7 at ved FUR BOAS-Make a note of thess prices and call and examine the goods. You will find them the best values ever shown. All ssc kinds of furs—$4.9, $3.95 $3.45, $2.90, $1.98, $1.45 and AK-SAR-BEN BALL COSTUMES-- Ladies’ {f you want the very latest eyvening costumes without the fa- tigue of dress maker's fitting come and select pne In_crepe de chine, satin or voile, ready to put on, at about half price. RAIN COATS—-Women's fine Crave- WOOD TO BURN PYROGRAPHY A NEW LINE OF WOOD NOVELTIES-SPECTIALLY DBESIGNED FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT MAKING. heavy bro LINEN ORASH-—Regular 8¢ quall DRESS 600D§ AISLE. ize 19x40—regular 8] o 36 10¢ .Be . 10¢ ned and ready for : sac Lo dindiigt b in short lengths-all 4° dark gray OSHES — Will INTOSHES 2.45 WOMEN'S WINTER COATS-Colors, tan, castor, gray, navy and_black the values ‘cannof be dupli 6 95 . cated—prices, 39.90, $9.50, $8.95, 3450, §1.50 and WOOL SHAWLS-Just opened, over 200 Beaver Square Shawls and Doubls Long Shawis. Beaver Shawls— | 0@ up from . . L] Bingle Wool— 9 SD LR o\ b derrevity Double Wool— up from wn Turkish Bath T F owel— ity—only—per sizes 42, 45 and 50-inch— & I 8 A b ¢ nette oloth—colors, tan, and dark mixtures—full back and halt fitting- at $14.75, $12.50 and WOMEN'S ~MACKI keep the rain out as well as the $10.00 ones special sale at. HILDREN'S "~ MAC tan and gray--all sizes Ages § to 16 years— A & U G K & H P 8 M P 8 i it K P ¢ SEE OUR NEW OUTFIT EVERY POINT WAR Outfit complete . Free Pyrography Cabtnet Frames for one Picture, mat, glass and easel back... Cabinet Frames for two Pictures, mat, glass and easel back ART DEPARTMENT-SECOND Save Money on Your GROCERIES, TEAS, GOFFEES, BUTTER AND CHEESE. We give you the best and freshest goods the markets afford. FREE POSTAL CARDS. Corn Starch—specal— one pound package. Table Syrups — can Salmon one pound can... Chocolatina— can .. Full Weight Milk— Wisconsin Cream Cheese— per pound Celery Balt— bottle Capers— bottle Cornmeai— 10-pound _sack Grape-Nuts— pACKAGE .........os Rolled Oats— 2-pound package Japan Rice~ per poun: Farina— RANTED TO WORK SATISFACTORILY-— Lessons Every Day by an Expert Teache: Cabinet Frames for three Plctures, Pictures neatly framed, 2.25 . 9¢c c mat, glass and easel back. up from. FLOOR. TEL. 137. California. Prunes— per pound P McCammon Light & Co. Emerson soses James & Holstrom Knabe p New York Make Blasius & Bons .... Three beauties, only 3 left, Kimball K Western Estey ... ‘week for the cheaper ones. MBEKR Z0, 1903, 1313 FARNAM STREET, Largest Piano Heuse .In the West.. GREAT WEEK FOR PIANO AND ORGAN BARGAINS. rom the Lange & Minton Bankrupt Stock. Used Pianos. s ‘ose & Sons iallet & Davis . teinway rion A darshail & Wendell “hicago Make . seee $188.00 New Pianos, stern make, fancy wainut . ine, large new golden oak mahoguny and 1 walnut, each bout 8 fine, standard. planos, 8 different makes, of casings, choice ...... firat-class . all kinds Organs. niversity v . 0. Woods ..., Imball $16.00 £14.00 ornish unt erry oniger ...." fason & Hamiln . eloubet tory & tey ... urdette imball imball It 23 gEBEE: Ss3838323 ackard rown ... EASY PAYTIENTS—25¢, 50c, 75¢ a $3 to §5 month for the most expensive. CET IN EARLY! SEVUELLER (INCORPORATED) MANUFACTURE-WHOLESALE - RETAIL PI1ANOS 3 | MAIN HOUSE AND OFFICE: 1313 FARNAM FACTORY:. © ... 1318 FARNAM TELEPHONE 1628 OMAHA LINCOLN, NEB | CO. BLUFFS, IA 502 BROADWAY TEL. d08 195 8. UTH TeL Tes per pound . THE BENNETT GOMPANY. Good Country Butter— lge pint - c Engl Breakfast—pound Tea Siftin COFFEES ROASTED DAILY. nnett's Capitol Headquarters for Butter, per pound from. Medium Sour Piek Leaders in Tens and Coffeen. B. F. Japan, Oolong, Gunpowder, asc e $er pousd - Abe Bantos—fresh rqasted— DO R Nt Vv s onsvesdord (1 Coffee— per pound . b N c SUITS T0 COLLECT TAXES Treasurer Hennings Proposes Extreme Plan to Make Delinquents Settle. COUNCIL QUICKLY ENDORSE THE IDEA When No Property is Found by Dis- tress Warrant Civil Action with t Attachment Will Be Bad. A new wrinkle in coliecting delinquent personal taxes is to be tried by City Treas- urer Hennings, with the sanction of the council. It is designed to catch persons who have at one time possessed personal property, but who have sold it, and decline to pay the accrued taxation sharges. Without tangible property in sight the treasurer cannot work his old plan of forcing payment by the furniture van. There are scores of such taxes on the books, and if the first case is carried through successfully the plan will be made to operate against similar delinquents who owe the city money. After issuing a distress warrant and hav- ing it returned with the Information that the individual against whom it lies has no personal property, the treasurer will ask the council to pass & concurrent resolution authorizing him to bring civil action to cover the taxes. In this way collection may be made by garnishment of wages, if necessary, and the municipal debtor will be forced to part with his money. The first resolution of this kind was pre- sented to the council yesterday with an explanatory note from the treasurer, 8o far known there is no case on the local records where the authorities have attempted to collect taxes by eivil action. Treasurer Hennings, however, says that the law distinctly authorizes it as a mode of proceedure for the county treasurer, the city treasurer working under the same regulations, with the exception that he deals with the mayor and city council in- stead of the county board “I can see no reason why this method should not succeed,” said the treasurer. “As a matter of fact I think the delinquent taxes will be paid in a majority of these cases before we begin suit. It is the only | way tn which we can gather the taxes for property that has been disposed of and I intend to invoke its aid. Mortality Statistics. The following births and deaths have been reported to the Board of Health: Births—Toney Alberia, 1024 Dodge, boy; irl; Albert Dolejs, 194 South Fourteenth, boy; William A~ 'Haberstroh, 488 Hamiiton, girl; Edward Walters, 4120 Hamilton, giri; — Perkins, 611 North Eighteenth, boy. Deaths—Ruth J. Atherton, 124 North Fif- teenth, 2 months “l‘lrl. 1da Fletcher, 311 North Thirteen Bonansa Semi-Authracite Coal. We are recelving fresh shipments of Bonanza Semi-Anthracite coal daily. Secure your winter supply now before the price advances. Our customers say “It is equal to hard coal.” Price §7.60 per ton. We sell all kinds of coal Central Coal & Coke Co. 15th and Harney st, 'Phones 1321 and 166 Men’s Kid Gloves 25c. All day Friday we will have on sale men's Dressed Kid Gloves, the kind exclusive You can hear them at our store every 15 minutes. We are agents for the celebrated Russell Hall Clocks, having tubular chimes. = These chimes are much sweeter than any Westminster chim herctofore sold. = These chimes strike on steel tubes. If you are thinking of a Hall Clock it will pay you to see our Hall Clocks, they are the finest made. Mahogany, oak and ebony cases; any design made to order if you wish. BROWN & BORSHEIM, 222 South 16th Street, B | gent's furnishers sell for Tsc, our sale price | wil be %c a pair, one pair to a customer. Qur line of men's Hats is now complete. Stetson Hats ag $2.50, Young's celebrated Hats, in all the latest shapes, $3.00; no $5.00 Hat s any better. We also offer good values for $2.00 and §1.50. Our line of %o SUff and soft hats are the same kind you pay | exclusive hatters $1.50 for. We have the ex- "clusive sale in Omaha for Alfred Ben- jamin's fine clothing. This make 1s the finest of them all. We offer Benjamin's suits at popular prices. Our prices on Benjamin's sults are $1250, $15.00, $15.00, $19.50, $22.50 and $25.00. Also a full line of substantial, stylish and up-to-date suits at $10.00 and $7.50. It's not out of place for us to mention that this fall we show one of the largest and best selected stocks of | clothing in Omaha, at prices that cannot be equalled. The Guaranteed Clothing Co., 1 Douglas street, a ct va 1s 10 =i el ot W eeoeeceeecl NOW IS THE TIME ! To dig up your winter suit and light overcoat and have them thor- oughly cleaned and fixed up. We put in new linings, put on velvet collars and do all kinds of altering and repairing. Our prices are right. Try us. THE PANTORIU 407 So 15th St Tel. 963 OMAHA. THE MARK OF QUALITY. My $3.00 Cabinets are Unsurpassed. : : ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND TH Chicago Centennt Chicago, TIL., Sept. %-October 1, 1963. The Chicago Great Western rallway will on Beptember 26, 27 and 2, sell tickets to Chicago and return at the above rate. These tickets are good returning until October B, tnclusive. For further particulars inquire of George F. Thomas, General agent, Omaha National bank bullding. Gold beads. Edholm, jeweler. Card of Thanks. We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to our many friends, and especially to the B. of L. ., for the sympathy and kindness and durin; lotlon to counte den_changes. known guarantec using find express to CHICAGO, DEN SCHAEFER’ CLIMATIC CHANGES responsible for roughness of the skin, rapped hands and and lips. YOU CAN NOT EXPECT a smoath skin natural ‘complexion when there is a wriance of 40 per cent in the temperature hours, unless you use a good ct the effect of these sud- We claim to have all that required for this purpose in our well EGYPTIAN LOTUS CREAM. We satisfaction in every sale, The )¢ size holds 2 ounces, or the same amount other preparations, Intended for the me purpose, which sell for %c; the Zc ze holds 8 ounces, or 4 times more than r other e lotions. Gloves can immediately be put on after EGYPTIAN LOTUS CREAM. emen who_shave themselves will 3YPTIAN LOTUS CREAM a most egant finishing requisite. We send EGYPTIAN LOTUS CREAM by VER, and man: her placen. Why? BECAUSE THOSE HO HAVE USED IT WILL HAVE NO NE OF LOWNEY'S CANDY. CUT PRICE DRUG STORE OPEN ALL NIGHT Two nes—747 and 707 16th and Chicago Streets, Omaha. CRANE’S Gen OTHER. A FULL At Reduced Prices. We have a lot of 0dd and end of elegant stationery that we will ciose out at much below cost. Paper that formerly sold for te up to $c per quire, envelopes to match—now §o for 10c, 15c and . MAWHINNEY & RYAN CO., Jewelers and Art Statieners. Fifteenth and Douglas St. [ : b REPAIRS 1o stock for all makes of Furnace, Steam and Hot Water Heaters, STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS Water Founts MAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS Tel. 960. 1207 Douglas St shown us during our recent bereavement. MRS. WALTER CARLIN, PATRICK CAR- LIN AND FAMILY. Horse covers made to At your horse. Omaha Tent & Awning Co., 11th and Har- ney streets. ———— TABLE SALE-Orchard & Wilhelm Car pet Co. Bllver salad sets. Bdholm, jeweler. Perfield’s Bee Bidg., F knows specifio Cut Price Piano Co. Room 7. Telephone 70 ‘Webe: Stery & Clark, or M;nsmnl Suppression & PEN-TAN-GOT $3 8 box; 3 boxes, 35. Sold in Omahs by Sherman & ost powerful McCeansll Drug Co. Mall orders Qlied. Trade supplied +.$116.00 $138.00 $162.00 $196.00 +.3230.00 $38.00 Py ? Elegant Stationery {| |Schmoller & Mueller HAYDEN: scanr o In Omaha’s Greatest Domestic Room Over two carloads of mill ends, stock remnants and short lengths of high grade perfect goods, will be heaped up on ou intors at prices that will make you wonder how we got thess fine goods #o that they can be sold at these almaost incredible prices. 12%0 outings, actual price, good long lengths, at 6 per yard. Yard wide percales in remnants and full pleces, at S, and 1,000 other kinds at very low prices, Be sure and investigate and satisfy your own mind and thes you wee that in th aydens’ Dome. Room is the only place where #0 bargains can e BESIDES REMNANTS WE WILL PLACE ON _BAL A LARGE LINE OF PIECE -GOO! . Eelipse and Vieuna Flan- nelettes 10e. Thess beautiful flannelettes, extra fine and finish, the twilled and double faced, huh- Remnants of All Weol Dr Goods 25c. All Woel Cheviot, 64 Inches svide; All Wool Volles and Etamines, All Wool Hen | dreas’of styles to select from, riettas, All Wool Ladiea” Cloth and hun- | Worth 1oc, full piec Hday Grecs an’aoties from thenEN BRI Dark Percales and Flannelettes up to $1.98, Friday v € | 22-inch wide dark percales, fancy dark nelettes and the double fold fancy percales, worth 12% Friday S 1-2c Maslin Se. German, | Remnants of Extra Heavy Flan- nelettes 10c. Yard wide, extra heavy and fleeced Flan- | E nelattes. the newest fall designs () and colorings, worth 1%, Friday cl p s Remnants of Black Sateen Per- | enles, Ete., 7 1-2¢, Extra heavy Black Bateen Z heavy Dress Ginghams, dark roft finished Percales, worth up to 20¢, Friday el » ) ere, extra lors_and Tic Remnants of Heavy Fi tes Be. 2l-inch wide heavy Flannelottes, royal! aine N [ w B 130, tra heavy brown musiin, Indian Head brand, yard wide, sells for 8o, 5‘ long mill ends, at yard . | 156 White Goo 8-de. The balance of all kinds of white goods, long mill ends, worth ie to lse yard, at yard 3 ONE RIG SQUARE OF BLEACHED A} UNBLEACHED SHEETING, up to & yards wide, long mill ends, worth (Bg up to Mc yard, at yard... e 00 Napking 8108, plques, dark plaid ginghams, secrsucker | F k bleached napkin Ux2, ¥inghams and'yard wide percales, worth $.00, for one day worth up to 16¢, Frida, p 50‘ only, at dozen y 8 1-Ze Glass e e | Linen_finish_glass red and_blue All wool English whip cords, ladies' cloth | checks, 18 inches Bie and sibelines, all ‘tho newest fall colgrs, | value, full pleces, at vacd. . nge, worth up to $1.2 10c Table Linen 22 1-B¢. A DAt 59¢/ Bleached and unbleached unfon table iinen, Lofnette and Mullhausen Flan- | full picces, 40 value 22i¢ neletten 12 1.2, | L yaese . i 5 % 5 100 difterent designs of the above famous | S e " German modes of the double faced flan- | large fringe linen dollles, bc lie nelettes, extra heavy and fine, the very | Value, at each R pery 7 newest fall designs and colorings, worth | REMNANTS OF TABLE LINEN FROM i8¢, (full pieces), TO W% YARD LENGTHS, AT LESS Friday........ . ' 1AN HALF PRICE Towel towe wid, $100,00.00 worth of ladies’, men's andchildren's fins underwear and hosiery hought direct from the largest and best mills in this country. This comprises everything made In ladies’ men's and children's underwear and hosfery, union suits, vests and pants In wool and fleece lined goods. This is the best made and best fitting underwear at a saving of one-third the regular price. These goods will be marked and put on sal¥, Friday and Saturday. ) Ladies’ heavy Cotton ficece lined vests and pants, worth p at %o. Ladies' Jerseys ribbed Vests and Pants, heavy down flesce backs, worth c at 39 Ladles' Stratford Combination sults in white or siiver, fleece lined, worth 7o at H0c. Ladies' “half wool combination sults, perfect fitting, worth $1.50 at 95c. Ladies’ Wool Mixed Combination Suits in Silver or White, extra fine in quality, $200 at $1.50. Ladies' fine Silk and Wool Combination Sults, kand crocheted neck, worth §5.00 at $3.00. Ladies’ Cotton Knit Skirts assorted Colors, worth Tic at boc. Ladies' Wool Mixed Skirts, extra heavy quality, worth $1.50 at 9c. Ladies' Outing Flannel Gowns, extra large, assorted colors, worth 75c at Sc. Ladies' Extra Heavy Outing Flannel Gowns, Embroidery and Stk trimmed. worth $1.50 at Sc. ) Children’s Outing Flannel Sleeping Garments with feet, in all sizes, at 3%c. Children’s Outing Flannel Gowns, in all sizes, worth Tc at 60c. Boys' Extra heavy fleece lined vests and drawers, in all sizes at 25c. Children's fine Jersey) ribbed vests and pants, fleece lined and a perfect fitting garment, at %c. { Children's Fleece lined Combination sults, Jersey ribbed, fn all sizes, at 5oc 500 Doz. Ladles’ Misses' and Children's hose in light and medium welghts, also heavy fleece lined, for Fall and Winter wear, at 10c, 15c, 19 and 2%c. Ladies' Fancy Lisle Thread Hose in plain black and fancy colors, at 39, worth up to §1.00. Ladies' plain black and eolored lace hose, 3¢ value at 19 Men's heavy fleece lined Shirts and Drawers, regular 6c quality at %c. Men's Heavy Jersey ribbed Shirts and Drawers In blue and Ecru, regular 5o quality at 35c. Men's extra heavy Wool Fleece lined Shirts and Drawers in plain and fancy colors, regular Toe quality at 45c. Men's heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers In Natural grey and Camels hair, in all sizes at Tic. Men's $1.50 Wool Shirts and Drawers In Natural Grey and Camels hair at $1.00, made single or Double Breasted. Men's $2.00 and $2.50 all Wool Shirts and Drawers, hair, made Single or Double, at §1.50 per garment. Pure Australlan and Camels Outing Flannels. 100 boxes metailic print velvet, blue, brown, green, red, black, only e 50 boxes new gun m only .. *2% styles Perslan velvet, for walsts . 100 boxes fine Paon Velvets for walst trimming, all shades, only etal velvet, Adig in colors— Fancy freestone peaches, per box 95c Large crate Washington biue plums, PP OIBLS suservs sae. os Fancy Bartlett pears, per box . Large julcy lemons, each . Force Breakfast Food, pkg Vim Breakfast Food, : . Vigor Breakfast Food, pks ... Malta Vita Breakfast ‘ood, pkg Neutrita Breakfast Food, pki ik Egg-O-8ee Breakfast Food. pl ‘( PkE bkE e ib: 8 ‘We are undoubtedly the largest handlers of this staple and popular materfal in this city. Our sales are phenomenal and the values which we give cannot be ap- proached by any other house. 35 cases of ralll remnants of outing flannel for the season's business, at prices unheard of before. 2I-Inch wide, regular 12%c per yard at be. 36-inch wide, regular lic per yard, at Tigc. Great Velvet Sale Friday Over 1,000 boxes new fall velvets just re celved. 59‘ ¢ Velvet cords and cordu e and ’ VELVETEEN BALE— .69 FROM\ 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK. Colored velveteen, 15' on sale ... o VELVET SBALE- I oo on sale from 10 o'clock, 0 until 11 o'clock ........ » Grocery Department. i | Special Fresh Fruit and Cereal Specials. 2-1b. pkg. Self Rising Pancake Flour. Fresh crisp Ginger Snaps, 1b .... vausl Large sacks white or yellow cornmeal. 12! Pure Rye Flour, sack . . . re Whole Wheat Flour, sack 10 bars laundry soap for ... Large Italian Prunes, Ib. 7iac | Cholce Utah Peaches, 1b ... .. Tise | Fancy Virginia Raspberries, 1b.. ¢ | Fancy Michigan Evaporated Apples, Tigo | Vostizza Cleaned Currants, 1b ... Tige | Fancy Moor I‘Arké\nrlr‘mm b Coftee, Malta Ceres Breakfast Food, Quafl Oats Breakfast Food HAYDEN BROS. | Cholce Santos ib ... 10¢ | (special), | WE CAN PLEASE YOU In anything that you may desire In the s ewing machine line. Our supply of new machines, of different make, is very eomp lete and are sold on very favorable terms. Have you a machine out of order? Let us repair it for you—or we will allow you P. E. FLODMAN & CO., - I514 Gapitol Ave. Tel. 1574 Our success 1s due to the high grade work done by the professors of this college No students. Teeth Extracted Without P UNTIL OCTOBER 1st, FULL 8 Save Your Teeth Save your money We save aching teeth. We save ulcerated teeth. We save old roots We can save # per cent of teeth others extract. chance to consult the professors, we will continue to do worl FRES, ENATL " CHARGES FOR MATHRIAL. . Call carly and &vold $0e Fush. - Be sure you are in the right place. We do as we advertise. We ha Stood the test Nearly 10,000 patients in last 19 months. We beat the jealous, e sorenead dentists and dental sec's, Complete victory for the Union. Teeth Extracted FREE Aluminum Plates from. .. Fin trom ... 26¢ Gold Orowns from Set of Teet! Sliver Plum Crown UNION DENTAL COLLEGE SELSHihey 1522 DOUGLAS. Open Daily till 8. Sundays, 0 (o 4. Beg Want Ads Produca Resulis. by Our New Patent Method. T OF TEETH, $2.85, We save broken down teeth, We restore discolored teelh We perform all branches of dentistry The