DINrNQ ROOM CHAIRSEx
actly UKe illustration. This
chair is made under our own
supervision and nothing but the
best selected quarter-sawed* oax
is used in- its construction. It
has a full box seat, handsomely
carved olaw feet and elaborately
carved back, it is upholstered
in the beat grade of genuine
leather. Speoial price 4 O
week #*09
HARTMAN'S SPECIAL STEEL
RANGEExactly like cut. This
range, famous the world over,
has newest improved features
which have greatly increased its
durability and perfection in'bak
ing and cooking. Has high
warming closet, folding tea
shelves and poise oven doors.
It is fitted with a duplex grate
for burning coal or wood. Large
oven of non-warpable construc
tion, insulated at exposed points
Hartman's special #Q| A
Pric
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Full nickel trimmed, $2550.
Terms, $2.50 cash, $2 monthly.
Term s:
$25.00
Purchase,
$2.50 Down
$3 Month.
$50.00
Purchase,
$5.00 Down
$4 Month.
$75.00
Purchase,
$7.50 Down
$5 Month.
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Swift's Premium Bacon
Brookfield Eggs on Toast
Imagine a dish like Swift's Premium Bacon
E* crisp and brownwith toasted bread, "like
mother used to make," and some poached Brook
field Eggsall for Easter Breakfast! Anything
"more tempting, more appeti&ng? And Swift's
-Premium Bacon has such a delicious flavor,
''tastes just rightalways. Order in advance and
I,demand Swift's PREMIUM.
WeHnesday Evening, JL JZlJCi
Hartman's Spring Exhibition
of Furnishings of Extraordinary Nature
Extraordinary in characterin varietyin extent. These great spring stocks have
been prepared with a critical knowledge of the tastes and desires of the people of this com-
munity and have been made to embody the most advanced ideas of the most noted furniture
designers and makers in the country. These splendid goodsfull of meritcost you no more
at Hartman's than the ordinary furniture at most stores.
The "low price" feature and the "high character" feature of these goods are the re-
sult of extensive purchases made by twenty-two great stores where quantities were so great
as to enable this mighty chain of stores to elevate the standard of quality whije saving on
the cost of production. You profit by our advantage.
HARTMAN'S BED COMBINATIONComplete out
fit consisting of bed, springs arid mattress. The
bed is of above handsome design, very ornamental,
with heavy tubing and large chills and joints the
springs are of durable make, pliable and comfort
able the mattress is of our own make, has soft
top and taped edges, the ticking is extra heavy.
We offer this entire outfit this $l ejc
week at Vlli 0
Terms, $1.50 cash 50c weekly.
JjARTMAN
MISSION ROCKERSExactly like illustra
tion. This is another of the Hartman spe
cials,-made exclusively for our,22 stores, and
bought at a price which enables us to offer
a remarkable value for little money. This'
rocker is made in beautiful weathered oak,
i-wax finish. It is exceptionally massive and
durable,^ and purely Mission in design. The
upholstering is of the best grade and genu
ine Chase leather and has a full spring seat.
Hartman's special sale
price
LEATHER COUCHESThe frame of this massive couch is made of gen-
uine quarter-sawed oak'. throughout and. very strongly, constructed. Has
beautiful carved ornamentations and heavy claw feet. It is of full steel
construction the springs used, in this qouch are oil tempered and abso-
lutely guaranteed. The covering is of the best grade of genuine leather,
neatly tufted and hair and moss filled. Hartman buys these couches for
22 great stores, therefore he is able to sell them at the 9 A 9 E
extremely low price of WwUihV
Terms, $3.50 cash, and $2.50 weekly.
Prepareslices of toast slightlybrowned.
a pan of water to boiling, put in a pinch of
salt. Break each ege into a saucer. Slide
r* ._* 'twrefully into pan 6f water. Cook for two
Breakfast gjmites. Place eggv on toast. or fry
"vy*^ si*?** Premium'Baco'n 3 "f
*nushedBroil
with pare
tSoe a crisp brown, arrange on
4 i"*.
(In frying bacon, use small lump of
Silver Lear Lard to prevent bacon from being Vi/ %b
greasy and blaok looking.) ~-'^*rf.3?i*' JIV
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GO-CARTSFolding Go
Cart, gear made of neat
ly enameled steel, rub
ber tire wheels, fold up
compactly, has perforated
veneer seat and back,
strongly built. Hartman's
special sale O
price flivO
What flarfaui Sells
He Guarantees.
SID E BOARDSThis Sideboard
is made in the rich golden oak
finish, beautifully polished, has
neatly carved 'ornamentations,
large linen drawer and lined
drawer for silverware, fitted
with French bevel mirror pat
ent casters. Hartman** -spe
cial sale price, CI O "TE
each Ofi(3i 9
$1.50 cash, 25c weekly.'"
$4.95
Terms:
$100-
Purchase,
$10 Down
$6 Month.
$150
Purchase,
$J5 Down
$8 Month.
$200
Purchase,
$20 Down
$10 Month.
BEDE POKES FUN AT
LONE STAR STATE
$i%^TW.. r-.*??
Likes to See Texas Representa-
tives Continue Independence
of the Union.
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Journal Special Berrloe.
Washington, April 11.-Representa-
tive J. Adam Bede of Minnesota, in a
speech advocating the division of Texas
into five states as provided for when
that republic became a part of the
union, poked fun at the Lone Star state.
I have always voted for the sub
sidy for special mail trains for the
south," Mr. Bede said: "because I
felt that it was a good thing for the
southern people to be able to read the
northern newspapers at earliest practic
able moment.
"Texas has in a single century paid
allegiance to five flagsSpain, Mexico,
the republic of Texas, the confederacy,
and now the United States."
He said the state had its own consti
tution. She came to us with a his
tory of her own. She came singing her
own national anthem, with the Alamo? a
halo 'round her head.'
Texas Still an Empire.
Texas, the speaker said, was loved
more by her people than they loved Un
cle Sam, which he said he did not object
to very much.
"Texas is an empire," Mr. Bede re
marked. I was proud to see the six
teen Texas representatives stand up and
vote for their state against Uncle Sam
when the quarantine bill was up. They
were true to their state. They re
minded me of the Scandinavian girl,
fresh from her home, who came into my
district. She went to church and the
good minister, as was his custom after
the service, stood at the door giving the
hand of fellowship to the brethren aad
sisters. She told him her name and
where she lived.
I will call on you soon,' the min
ister said.
rOh, I got a fellow already,' re
plied the young woman.
-Think of Ten Senators.
I can remember when 'Texas' was*
synonymous with 'Hell' and now it is
about as populous, and two senators are
not enough properly to represent it. A
state with such diversified interests
should be under one government. In
northern Texas they raise mules, grain
and free traders, and in south Texas
they raise sugar, rice and protection
ists.
"But to get back to Texas. Think
what a sight it would be to see. ten
senators from Texas, their sombreros
on their heads, their pants tucked in
their boots and pistols in their belts,
marching on Washington with a firm de
termination to blow out the gas."
DEAD WOMAN BEATEN BY
COUNT," "BARON" SAYS
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Journal Special Service.
Neysr.'. York, April 11.The startling
accusation is made by Baron'' Bavas
tra de Carozzi, one of the "Musketeers
of Gallantry'' comi|cted with^fhe life
story of-Mrs*.' Blanche(..Turner Dennis,
who died my&terio^wBJfy jiwovweeks ago
3n the Hotel Mfs^|lie, that she came
to her .-end'./after bein kicked and
beaten by-'' Count" Albert Sacky, Mus
ketee*?No. 1.
The "baron" said that Mrs. Dennis
hadfteen closely associated with Sacfcy,
and indeed, was practically engaged to
be# married to him, Mrs. Dennis, he
said, learned that |be was paying his
addresses to another' woman and this
led her to search-^him out" in New
London, Conn. Mrs Dennis, according
to "the baron," found the count with
the other woman and upbraided him.
There were angry words between
them and finally the "count," the
"baron" declares, lost all control of
himself and beat and cuffed her. Finally
he kicked.her, said^the "baron."
FLYING R0L|ERS^'HURL
CHALLENGl TO SAINTS
Independence, Mo., April 11.A
highly dramatic scene marked the close
of the conference of the reorganized
Church of Latter Day Saints when
President Joseph Smith told of a
revelation which he said had recently
come to him. The revelation, he said,
was concerning the establishment or
a sanatorium in Independence for the
use of members of the church.
The revelation was. given to the
"quorum of twelve" and the bishopric
for consideration.
A committee from the "flying
rollers," a religious organization whose
disciples have been holding street!
meetings, visited the conference and
submitted a challenge for a religious
debate. After much discussion the
challenge was accepted, it being un
derstood and agreed that many of the
debates are to be held at Benton Har
bor, Mich., where the "flying rollers"
are said to be numerous.
Sour stomach, indigestion, belching,
gas, fulness after eating relieved by
Kodol for Dyspepsia. -Sweetens the
breath, aids digestion:
The bee that gets the most .honey
doesn't loaf around the hive. The man
who wants the best whiskey will have
to ask for Pickwick Eye because it
costs more than other whiskies and
many ..dealers are not likely to push it.
Other whiskies may be good, but it is
an established and well-known fact that
Pickwick Bye is a good, pure, old whis
key. Try it.
"See America First" Illustrated Tour.
Yellowstone National Park Rocky
and Cascade Mountain Banges along
the Clarks Fork and the Columbia riv
ers through Montana, Idaho, Washing
ton and Oregon and by steamer thru
the land locked "Inland Passage" to
southeastern Alaska.
This entertainment includes 200 beau
tifully colored stereopticon pictures,
and six motion pictures, making the
finest illustration of this wonderful ter
ritory ever attempted in this city.
The descriptive lecture will be given
by Mr. G. F. McNeill at the Central
Baptist church, corner Fourth avenue S
and Grant street, on Wednesday, April
11, at 8 p.m.
Git-La Grippe is a rational treatment
for colds. It kills the grippe germ.
Cures in one day. All druggists. 25c.
Electric-Lighted Sleeping Oar. fi
In their new Pullman sleepers, fresh
from the greatest carshops in the world,
the Minneapolis 8B St. Louis Railroad
is confident that it has reached the
acme of perfection in the equipment of
its Chicago service.
These cars being new, represent in
their construction every detail of com
fort, elegance and sanitary excellence
which the best inventive brains of the
aouatrj hare been able to devise.
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and *Top CoatsNew
coverts and home-
spuns. Sizes 3 to 10
$5, $6 and $7.50
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Young Men's Varsity SuitsThe new H., S. & M.
long model. Every new fabric. Deep center vents.
Imported and domestic woolens. Sizes 30
to 36 $25, $22, $20, $18 and
Boys' Bloomer Norfolk SuitsLong coats, pepper
and salt mixtures, mouse gray worsteds, broke
plaids and serges. Sizes 8 to 17
$8.5Q and.
Children's Reefers
sieBWGSSiMIMSIM'il
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$15 $10n
We Share Ou Profits with
200,000 Investors!
Most Brilliant
of high-class distinctive fashions now in vogue.
Every vital essential In making, every precaution and innovation
given particular attention in the product of
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX
Prince Albert Suits
Silk lined unshorn worsteds, $35. Silk lined thibets, $30.
Serge lined sil faced thibets, $25. '.v.:~
THE MOST RADICALLY NEW SACK MODEL IS
The extra long cut sack suit.
Expressive tailoring ideas in 8 or 10-inch center or side vented shapes,,
straight, round or angular cut, flap or welted pocket French cuffs, falsel
cuffs or no cuffs mohair or serge lined shaped waist and 33 inches long.'
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Through every variation of the new
modes, hut particular strength in
Imported WorstedsMoonlight grays, $35.
Silk-mixed WorstedsLoomed in England, $30.
Gray VeloursNew silver stripes, $28.
Globe WorstedsMohair lined, $25.
Herringbone VeloursInvisible gray overweaves, $25.
Unfinished Gray ClaysExtra wide wale, $25.
Double Twist CassimeresFaintly traced stripes, $25.
Llama ThibetsMedium spring weights, $25.
Hocanum VeloursScotch plaids, $20.
2-and-l Weave WorstedsBich* mixtures, $20.
Chain Weave Worsteds and Club Checks, $20.
Silk Lined Unfinished Worsteds, $22.
Hocanum WorstedsOhalk stripes, $20.
Grampian CheviotsShepherd checks, $2t). &
Equatorial WorstedsAluminum grays, $20.
Silk Lined Unfinished Worsteds, $22. Check Silky Worsteds, $18.
Earnsdiffe WorstedsSilk stripes, $15. Venetian Lined Thibets, $15.
American WorstedsMouse grays, $15.
Greatest Raincoat and TopcoatStocks in the World
Velour paletots, button-through flare-backs, homespun box cut shapes.
Eighteen New Shades of Gray WorstedsShepherd plaids and silk mixtures. Fine plain black thibets.
Beautifully loomed Scotches. "Proper" new French flare-back and box shapes. Snappy "gingery"
styles, full of grace. In any proportion.
$15, $18f $20, $22, $25, $30 and $35.
Magnificent Stocks of Boys' Easter Clothes.
CONFIRMATION SUITS.
Long or Short Pants Suits in correct dress fabrics of
every weave. Smooth surface-serges, neat diagonals, un
dressed or smooth worsteds, jet thibets, soft cheviots.
Every tone of black and blue sizes from 7 to 20 years.
$3.95 $5, $6, $8, $10, $12, $14, $16.50, $18.
We are the largest investmentbond company in the
World.
You will find our bond holders in nearly every state
in the Unionover 200,000 of them in all.
We have already paid out over $3,500,000 to hold
ers of our Bonds. Our assests are over $3,000,000 and
our State Deposits as required by law are the largest of
any bond company in the United States.
These are big figures, of vital interest to the large
or small investor, for they show the tremendous earning
power of small sums, when combined and invested in
American Reserve Gold Bonds.
The success of our financial transactions proves con-
clusively that the state laws, by which we are governed,
were framed in the interest of the conservative investor.
Set Your Idle Dollars To Work!
Every person who has idle funds, or who draws a
regular salary, can soon be receiving regular dividends
by investing, now, in American Reserve Gold
Bonds.r
These bonds not only pay dividends of 5%
the first year, payable semi-annually, but they partici
"pate in the total earnings of the American Reseive
Bond Company.
Money that yoti invest in these bonds works for
youproduces an incomebecomes a permanent and
rapidly accumulating reserve fund.
These facts should interest every man or woman
whose funds are non-productive or yielding only 3%.
You have worked hard for your dollars.
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People who pay two cents for a paper naturally give it moi^e attention than
one they bxur for a penny* The latter is sold principally on the streets and is
thrown aside after a hasty ^perusal, and has practically no adrertJsintT value. $
circulation that 1B a home circulation.Is what the advertiser wants.
neapolis and the northwest this paper is The Journal
Young Men's RaincoatsCarnarvon coverts and
Dumfries velours. Regular custom clothes. Tailor
ing of highest class. Swell box back. d*Q
Sizes 30 to 36 $20, $18, $i5, $12 and... p7. O
"Ruff and Tuff" and Dudley SuitsNew service
able fabrics. Dudley suits make four combinations
by means of extra pair of pants. Sizes
8 to 17$7.50 grade.
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you. ":J
Dro pint our offic at you earliest convenience,
and talk the matter over, or send for bur book "About
Gold Bonds," which is free with our compliments.
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$5
Young Men's French
Flareback Overcoats
Richest dress fab
rics. Button through
styles. Sizes 3d 0 $2063to
chest $25
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TEA
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PURITY
AND
HOW TO MAKE TTtjse half tfc
quantity as of other tea, fresh boilin]
water. Steep four or five minutes.
TETtfYSTE*
UNEXCELLED IN DELICATE
FLAVOR AND REFRESH-
I NO QUALITY.
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