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THE ST. LOUIS BEPUBLIC: SATURDAY. OCTOBEB 21. 1905.
y
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
OF SCIENTIFIC MAKE
W
E treat Underwear with the
same careful thought that
a man most particular of his
health would give, under special
instructions from his physician.
The man in delicate health needs,
perhaps, a different ftake than
the man in good health; the
man in good health needs a
certain weight or make to re
tain that health; the man who
is constantly out of doors and
exposed to the elements needs
a certain kind different from
the man who is confined to his
office and lives in the atmos
phere of steam heat day in
and day out.
Some men ned their under
wear made to special order.
We meet aU these conditions in
textiles aipl garments, giving
the best and most suitable qual
ities for all conditions Sea
Island Cotton, Cotton, Wool.
Silk and Wool and Silk.
The highest-class makes from
foremost mills of England,
France and Germany as well
of our own country.
$1.00 to $20.00
per sarmc&t.
Tkt Republic
i Olivt Strttt
liui'iitnff,
at Seventh.
ROGERS VISITS OIL
FIELD OF TERRITORY
Standard Oil Magnate, With
Large Party of Eastern Men,
Spends Day in Tulsa, I. T.
Will Inspect Kansas Regions.
nnrucuc svboai
Tulsa. I. T.. Oct. Si-Henry II. Rogers
of the Standard oit Company, accompa
nied by John A. Archibald of New York.
p.'t.-M.r.t of the t-tamiarl Oil IToJuclnff
Company: John A. lloffatt of the New
York 'Executive Coramittw. Waltrr Jni
r.ir.jrs of the New York Executive Com
mittee. J. E O'Xelll of Indcpnl;nc.
Ka.. Ki-neral matutgrr ; the Tactile Oil
and (Jjs Company; C N. Payne of Titu
v III lj.. central manager of the National
Transit "omiiny: Josoph Sep of Tim
till. I'a.. gt-nfral mat.aKer of the jitir
chalr.s J'.partmont. nr.-l John O'Brien of
Lima O.. lejperlntendent of PT Ilns In
th- E-t. were In Taua this afternoon for
two hour.
Th-y suvr everything but the cl! f.-M.
some otr the city anl in"pcilns tr.e
bui:lir.S" ur.'ler construction, 'f hey wero
met bv the W-rtern reprentatii -. of the
St,u..arJ oil Comrany. haleU by . .
Eans cf NcocjMaa. tfaneral ir.anrcir of
the Tralne Oil uni da Company, ani
1" W. Sates of Independence. Ku. .
auperlnter.iJ.-:ii of the Western pipe lhv
Mr. KOKers left hN pr.ate car lone
enough to take a walk nf a mile, going
through the buflas- tcetion. He was ac-compar.ii-U
by his aecrctary.
John O'Brien was the spokesman for the
party, all the others refusing to talk.
"Things are looking better for the West
ern field." he ald. 'and I note a va-t Im
provement. nie!al!y in the Tul&a, dis
trict." The nw market quotation?. Indicating
an advance of 1 cnt on Western oils and
l' cer.: on fi.m- riiMern ollf. re t-hown
I to tnr; 5iriy it was i:i- nrsi ir.ey iiau
' I Tic w.ll i;nerally .stiffen," Mr
O'Brien ?-.iiI. "epec ally in the Iiit. and
natunlly th:y rnut in the West."
The party came to Tulsa over the 1'r'sco.
be!r.K transferred from the Itock Is-lar. 1
at Holder.vllle. They traveled In three pri
vate cars-, which were transferee.! to th
M. K & T. At 6 o'clock they depart:
for Clv2anl, "c-
Th itinerary wl 1 take them throush the
Kansas iield. and they will make a Gen
eral inspection ff tho mldcontinental oil
di&tricta.
J
2d Anniversary Sale
SOLID GOLD SPRING RIM-
LESS EYEGLASS. WITH
FIRST - QfAI.ITY LENSES.
$3.00 VAIXE. AT
g)$li
Eyes Exatiinti Frit by
Dr . Chas. Reilly V , :.
cii-e of tr.e jpt.al Jjepartrai-at
cf the U. Jaccard Jewelry Co.
CHAS. REILLY OPTICAL CO.,
619 Locust St, J
JEFFERSON BARRACKS NOTES.
Tl detail : r I div is. IJutennt
J .In H lluiaM N'nth Citvalri efil r
r the day. a-T.'.int A J llr.n. Trmp
i Ninth Cavai-j. t-ericeaiit if the c-ard
jeor.je U. Whltln of Colora-lo !-ni-J
e .nt;i iJlIIK UIlKer ot ttle .tdii.Iu?lra
: j bal.i.i.K ve,ir:aa Mr tt li.tli.tf. h
- if u Hi li.e ba -utKrf ! t'e .w oT
- it i oamei I' 1' rutin. i
.iJ tt.e Mvt-.H I:ifuur Ijr
, ' uri at thl post
L ..-- . Mt.Mai.u-. Klsm; j'
' .s .7-j mm t; e ,,ui!j re.iuiij".
ae the barrarl.'t fi.r th sijt,in of
v s. at Kurt Ouihii Neb. t -.i-
i e fi.oMlu ftirullp ha.e r;-r;-j
-au lutta atij Ja.ae, i Itv'.tr .
- ur t. , Alt. linlS' V '1 u !.e.-.
-! - T' tu. , Cuii - 1 J oiu. 'u-
k n nn.iir., Oe. rj,e J JK'i 1 1. Ai
. , 11 rviMt.it. ? 4.il.a Mo . Jortri -?
n .. Aiu.ph K-ai.l. .rn. C 'P-r.
.1, it. (I'll..- l.a... .-.u
a i ok . LrjMuru L. a..T.er. l'e
i I , Huti l.rtn M 1-U. .Mj..
.. . , J V. uli. .!..cKu 1.1-
-u 1 t-.out.'iiu; at tt.e tvarrai-". ' H
i . , i ..i:.ut.Ji. r ret-er .. -
e . , . n -ji .i.-iilj) 1 f . matins
., tuico on me J-ta Uu..ui iaiato
. .ui. t m I m
r !.elule cf wrvtie call at fie
. - ae Un thiairtxi to that eCe t that
k- . ra. Alii auiuediatrlyuvju
... ; uf r-irat.
Ma c V. K Itaotater. med. 1 dv;art.
fcni teen on u Dome 9 i.a-
u e. ntxiol at iJju ;wi eur-
n
, ..pmen: of ordnance, inc d nn
jriri.Ur belt etc.. hue i-cn
he tliiee reirult cwmiiai.. at
. .. and r" ui-. r t.f..ri
j tod In orehmtnary t-ot rt.
fut their adlaiK-e be drl !-! 1"
i. tf arm, nliuti 1 iunfy
cuanl duty uvuo thir .s-iit.
lmnt.
ti-t Newon A JOi1pel Th!-1
ben sfu"-tl A t--: !
. i,., a: lett t,Ke lirrj.W.-
' r Si A.baiu. Vi . h. I
. ' el Ml -Stella A '" " .
r of lewb tv C-r.;i a
nrmm man uf t. .V.baru
1 E Iet. ffrtp.erijf ntiiunte
at ttie adniir.tji,t.n ti.Miic
i. for Kitxt Ki. OV mil-
hin rs:.!:rni. the Trurt-etna I ' r
. a Urn-
TISSOT PICTURES
ARE ON DISPLAY.
Colter I Inn of 3TO ralaflaga EbbIMI4
at .tlaaram nf Flae rl aai Cmm-
mrndr tjr C'lera;.
Before a llirce rron-d of srvt.itor iltrh
. thronn.-d 'ii St. la-iN M-r.-e-jm of I1ne
Arts thrii.hout t!ie prIod of exhibition,
th roll'-tloi of T.vit paintinKi was .li
plHei 1.im et.nlni; under the uplces of
tt;e i-'ch-i.l of line Art.
I In thU ollectlnn. which Illustrated
,n"i' of the OM Testament, more thin
, 3) paintinits ars on kw. It is nM that
hv rp'MTit nork of twenty cr hv
Tiiot. nd that they typify, a well a cm
be done, tii, actutl wones of that prlod.
Tl-.-ot ni.id a t-tudv of the countrv n
I a et!n- and tr- Holy Ianl Keieriilh-.
'r--'iillr:s m-jih time iibout Jerusalem. He
became onvlnetsl tl-nt matij- of the ur-roundlic-"
MfiS eoMumes had rhnftd hut
I !l't!e n.-e Ubil-a dv.-i. and most of h!s
. k his b.n loiie from life.
."-.vinil yeiiM nprj jje dlplay4 fom of
). works here si the Kxpa-rtlon. This
I s fc'irtl befoj-8 hU !eath The proent
en 'e-ti(n ( Mi.--,,.,) to be the most elab-o-ate
ctr brought together upon any one
tottc
'1 he palnt'nts will be here for one month,
Rr.d diys of free ndm'.s'Ion will be Frl
da. i-.iturilij-- ard Siir.diy.
!.-; r'cht" exhibition was atteniel by
i-!ersy i; nil .lenom nat! nr, ho .spoke ja
entl.ti-astlc pnt-e nf tte tr.eriis of th
rii The- Ue-i-nd r.ithr Burk Kibbl
I eni Hurrivm. the Beerend Samuel Nlc
e.i.l. I-fr B I" r-Jll-rtcn e-5 D '-r
U H. I)orcheter were amone these pres
ent. ST. LOUIS COUNTY ASSESSED
VALUATION IS $33,639,149.
superintendent of Schools Aadrae
lfnillr Ills tnnaal Iteport At-
rrntr Term Mne MoBfh.
J tti.l ndrne irrintendent of Tublle
h' !- S I-uls County, yesterdaj
:-i h .1 "mrl!'-c I .it"-i-.l rcp-'Tt t3
-e jsp.- t- vi r.t Cirttnston.
Tl.e t:i;t.t- ehoi the a.r..s! tl::atln
o' -'t U'-i- ..u-.tv t. bo C'CTJIO all
li ore ire .if $; S3 ;.t. The : ix rite ha.s been
!r.--a-d fr-in r to 41 ,-e-t .n 'he ?
lie v. r hv s.-.rt.- te-n, u.rrKhuut t "ir
tsuit w i. nlre trorth. in! t.t.e d -trl'
t. b ippstnron : . r id-,l--t T n
ship h .1 i- " th-in e'cv.t morth. Th-re
are i.!; - !-ite rrT chl .Iren of rih 1
ice mt! tZf Mte femal's There w r-?-.a
p-!aties f ri in th State coure of
-ud and !ety .n fr-im o'h'r cour".
Tt.r.e r.en- lilri'l". rn-n- st ib. !.-., ,lt,r
I :c te m-j: rnakl-K a '! of r-eritv-fl-
l-'ortt tea-heri h ,! rtni -rt flrat- s
tnetity-i'e 'uirrnal diplomas and !-2uun-
: -e. it.
"Tiere ,ire ts-r'y -le .'e jj eirh-e--
IT5 n t-e nt 4e ten. I tm sr 1 tn":-y.
t' tee-,, t-.i r.er Th- .tn.- irt paid In
tei i!.irli n J.i-X. Tli.i-."U
iril' v. ir t'i h in. nth a-il femle
liM tie- h '.ulU.-:. .r . t-e. .
--.1 jl a . st "f JTS "I The .olnated
v.iiu- nf th -hcot p per-y 1 JT.j jj
WOMEN FIGHT IN ROTUNDA
OF THE COURTHOUSE.
Ilrfrndtint In lllmrrf "tit rails llnlr
of Mlinro for Her Husband l-
tiirurr Makes Peace.
Mr
-
!,si-i -I", illt
' nc f r ' r
a w ,T-i . I": the
'n t"e rt i- i "1
she s-iband.
' a- i M Iiv
I 'e t lCe,i I !
th e'o-rtl;.u-j
re-n.lt. h srtti--ri
1 a e atk ".. hrv h
.,ii rf - . i lay t.- an..tts
rlae.u tl I nite-1 St item,
i It Kimie. . rnwri -f the
Iri'a-trv tv a.r.l f r ar3tsn.
. n-rI rv-r-.i ng wnk t.i ;o
,j a- . Vrfc on
CYRIL'S FATHER RESIGNS.
t .-!t
i 'and
f lv,inib-i Ksi-Mar. t r
trr-taY
fit vit 4o ; rote t t e nitre
rKi Mix 5 doe It t.lerv Mi- i'i"c
l'ain nert hf- u-.t ai-tix - ror
n feu mtiute It wclnl a If thre n u:d
bV a ;epero! T-i-'iunter
Tie t'r-ub w .tepp'd liy JIc 5 ;!
hart attoniev f-r -"-hnsi'It h ir.ter
:re! an1 jv-j.t -.J the t-ILserent
tnoti. n tar - t-rony pendlnc the --il
ct -he -lt hJ t.n htril In Js-! Kl-
1lin o the iltTult ourt. in
T- tJ the .-iuie rr.JI-lif jB,!t K'"e-
!-prd S. h-.aMt li lay Ms wife J a
a lvV -o-e t Xo
Mls Malloy 'les
! a -fnme-iei to
' V-ic.eli; t. th
T3Atter
CREEK COUNCIL VOTES TO
END FREE SCHOOL SESSIONS.
Rnii:nuc spbciai
tkmi:!Kee. I. T. Oct, SJ.-Tlie Creek
Council, in fesjon at this rLi'e. l'a-"
taken action relitlv to the termination
of the Creek schools after March 4 Th
bllls pa?.-d j-roilde that all national
Creek schools h.ill be. discontinued after
that date and tint In public Mhiol
where tin. nation is paying a part of the
expenso In conjunction with the Govern
ment this support shall be w'thdrawn.
Th salary of th" Supervisor of Creek
Sohovi Is also ordered to W dIs.o.tiIl",
utter March . as nrs all saliries of
ti-.icl.era In Crtek t-chools and other offi
ters who draw schooi money from the
tribal mn-Js.
All tin other Indian nations have asked
ConKre.-s to wmtlnue tho schools and
hate sicnlfled ii wil!tnRn.-?s to contribute
out of the Indian treasury In the same
ptoportlon tl.i-y have been contributing
until Miir. otl.--r schonl sstem has ben
eMabli-hed. an-1 tiny propose to main
tali their national schools until they can
rtet Btiott.-r school s-v-tem.
Sjt mM 01 nliym A n is mi '
i
CHOCTAWS TO GET $40 EACH.
Payment to Mississippi Tribes
Will Hepin November 1.
KKPrilLK SI'IXIAU
Mutkoirie. 1 T. Oct 30. Indian Acent
Iana II. Klsy to-dav issued ofnci.il
notice that on Not ember 1 he 1!1 leRiu
the dlsliurement if the per capita pay
ment to the :.; m lppi Choctaw Indian.
The pn merits will be made at Atoka.
Tlosaell and Intrant, in the Choctaw Na
uon. und AnJinore in the Chickasaw Na
tion Each Indlin will iret $ Thy mast
api--ar in person or have their suariUan
nppeir with crtlfleate!i. Powers of at
torney will not be reccnli. 1 A pay
party from the Indian offices here will
make the llsbetn nt.
ABERNETHY WILL LEAD HUNT.
President's Friend to . Have
Charge of Wolf Drive in
Oklahoma.
HErvm.ic Frra iu
Iai-.ton. Ok.. Or 3 T'nltefl States
Marshal! John A!ri."hv. frnd of Bre!
iier.t U.i-e ' n I e ivip! ,n ivolf cateh
i." 'if th- sv..iti .-. w l :.iite charge of
a wolf-drne o 1- riven in the half-rrtl-llon-acre
Kionn ' r-.-ncn Indian !.-.
vation of this countrv. i :i November 11. in
celebration of the Knal i.b.in,l.i:in:ent of
th pi-ture bv Warner & Burnett. m!-lli-raire
cattiemei of the Southv'. nsd
the uherir.i; in of f ir-ner?.
ALeraethy mill hivo liW men under
Mm
CHIEF OF CONDUCTORS DIES.
Stevens of Oklahoma Citv
I). M
Was
Prominent Lodge Man.
r.u rx-ucsiT-'iAi.
Shswnt-e Ok '"t
- ! f o' tt i'htai
Balln-iy ConJn lurs
homa Clt at the i-e
t.Vins n... .i 'hi'
"3 I M Stevens.
i fr et Onier of
!.d to-day at Okls
of iS yars.
th.ri iiecr- Ma
son and ar K!k of promlr.eri In the Ter
ritory He .- one .,f tr oM'.-t emploje
of tie Choci-in HiU-ht and lived in
Shawnee for live iw removing to Ok
iahnnii City three o-ks .io. when h
via. tmr.sferre,i t the ne. end of th
!'mh-ind!e iilv.r! n He is survived by a
if and one ihild
MAGUIRE RESIGNS AT LAWTON.
Land Ofiic- Receiver to Retire to
Private Life.
itcrriiMc m-f-hi.
I-iuti-n. Mk iv t 3j -J D Maculre. r.-i-.U-rnnhi-
I,iwn loitd eifrtre ha-i for-.T-!ed
Ms rr-.c i or ':- S"-cretary of
th ;--rt..r. t take "ect iHfntr J
!.- .tll ie-lre to pr'v .'e lifu ani return
t LI. home at Nor aa-
J. hnilJt Vee-
'VM ta-e tr!
e- t ire a"
ti-.-.fr !-. r-ca-d
f raid- TV. rej
-.1
tritil ' "tjii'il b'
Ts'.lt pj'"rc M Mallor f hi
Sit :' r nrwr. M
t-- V Mrs is-imiil' -The r:
Q-htr tr. trterferei
Hundred ull for Ills ore.
IlKPt BUl' SriilAI.
MicliU'M T t 3A three a, k
tnn if the Cnrlra' Ci-jrt rlll clow he-
Mtar5.iy. and ? list ' - nil! !? i.
v.'-ve .1 y ' T--r ar. ;..i divorcn ca-s
dvkefl an J ev.ry n-e ,f them will b
-i.-ed I'n next Mijn.'n tl- i o-ir: of Ap
taU w. 'I T.et t . ifh Mr.Meste- and
the iV-rt of it- Uet.-n L:$tiict nt.l
co-n-n: at W.aek-i There j-, revett
murder .-j-e lv.e.j :ur tf-.i, te-m.
FOLK TO CAMPAIGNIN OHIO.
Will
Make Rear
jveche.. November ".
Platform
:: and 4.
s Ml'
f -.
I -
YOUR LIVER
may be torpid from e
ceie coftec JrtoLluj.
lrink m
Postum
GES. WESTON DUE NEXT WEEK.
NVulv .(iMinioi ('inimand -r ti
Take I'harce lit re.
m- '" jo-- r "v. .-c-i 'f
.,t .-' -3Eia:- of the :orb-
' t . - - ! e I ittej :a' Amy.
- balv.e-,. --!j t -t'Z arrive
f re UjiS'rcfB earjj vt k t taV
-i u i . ' tfc i!'v5cn H ej-ee-v!.
M - C-"J Rs;"i -hc a retired:
-n-r-t-j; i-c ais5 of ie
The romtcl - -r i'.'tr :! tesj
r -r '".-0'rtKi,r ie--rl Ttodcr
J Bi i i AtrE'ti -t ti-car.
SSn
aa4 note the cluaxe.
Tbcrc a Reaoav."
mTCSmtHt.
I-hle-5-ah.
t
-1
" CrtZ:
7Hly i-ader at lh. ;t-.
the Ut I'VJe cf tlse t-T
ta; tie .int C1 be move.1 t r. mvaj.
! h m'tS ra.- est.r tie neiviper
ScJ Tie I-iier ba Wts. russyje Ux
atim.
C i-j-nb'ai. i"v .v-t 2 - Chairman Girher
of the Dem.v-a:.- tae --.-nmtiee n
r.juncej to-d.i :-. iiovr-.or Fo:k cf
M.J-rourl wv.ull rr.ae three day tosr
f ih4o November 2 J md 4
Th- itinerary has n : vt t n arranBed,
but It will lacl-d- T'.'ii 'le.clnr.ati and
Cevejand. and pr hau i o.umbuj and
SprljrS-lI llovere....- K o r-rl o-i
a ejcoa iria une rak.e speehs from
the rhttf'irm of it . r it intermediate
pOnl t-fretl if li"-ier Cities Jt, e-,t
j-'e.-h wtll be at T .t o on Novemter
, rd he will -y;I ide his tc-ir at Ciese-
ir. --a N'ove':
cMr.in HOT i cici-ati.
rtKrt at-:'- -f i.
Cisctnratl. - X "'arc-'irr ctr
'trif-cn'st" the: he ctt-it t.e a hano in
tc c impa'3 tn vert-rot Ce-:re It.
v'ox. the Ke-aca.) ti. ,.f Ctnctnnati
fIovror FclK ha. ree,i t- ares a
ma-v -seettss at Jisic 1L.U us Thursday
evenTC .o-.t3lr .
The carcratsn hr S:i"- V!;o Mayer
JC;cjrv.r.. siJta Cox t aaii as candi-
cui- ;-. Jiejw. -.t i.r uL-ncan ilexes
aa4 Jsite De-3pey the I-etsccratls ca-.
Udit-. who t rsnnhic on an "astlbo-r
ac4 do--Ti--"h-eraft" r-tferm. Is the
h.--:tet lre zafZ
Muilc Ha3 1 the Urs-sr icjltori-jrj fa
fhicfrati.
-.-T 1 Si I--:U is sot
Jtut a fr rerple la
zti I7at;vUlb wul aVJk
iMl' sjIMIWM'elliWlMle1e-sjIWl Wl'
MILLION DOLLAR
FORCED
SALE
m
Will go right along to-day, Saturday no let-up! The finest ready- f
to-wear goods for MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN will be on sale f
at Forced Prices!
FORGED RALE OF
STYLISH APPAREL FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS
Buying chances unprecedented ! Here are values
for Saturday worth .coming miles to secure I
COATS The new 45-ineh Loo5
Coats worth $8.50 nek
go in tt Is sale for. . . . 7J.UU
Coats
lined
Sale Pri:e
Three-Quarter Lentrth
new mixtures wait
$11.50
25.00 New Three - Quartnr
Length Tight-Fitted Covert
Coats half satin-lined q
Forced Sale Price. .lO.IU
Fl'B SCARFS Of tine Sable Fox
worth $C.dO Forced
Sale Price
$9.75 fine Large Fox
Scarfs for
$12.50 New Shaped
sable rir-ossum 8S
Forced
Sale Price
f 15.00 Double Squirrel
Sets for
$4.75
$6.00
CoU.tr. of
In. long
..$8.75
SI0.00
$22.75 Jap. Mink Scarfs double
length fancy lining a.
Sale Price ld.Uv
$40.00 Mink Sets large flat 7
etrlpe Muff with 4-ln-hand
Scarf Sale CIS AA
Price $av.U(J
FUR-I.l.VED COATS Of kersey,
in all plmdcs three-quarter
length worth $25.uu t. AA
Sale Price lO.UU
$30.00 Fur-Lined Coats, with
large fur collars go
Forced Sale Price... lO.fU
$1.00
WOMEN'S SUITS Of Cheviot
sat in-lined coat $15.00 Suits
SE. $10.00
$2.00 Suits of plain materials or
pretty mixtures, with lonij coats
Price $15.00
$25.00 Tailored Cheviot Suits with
Rtylish tight-fitted coats Forced
Sale
Price
$18.75
RAINCOATS
$12.50 Ladies' Raincoats of ieat
mixtures for autumn C7 OS
Forced Sale Prlco. . . . ii J ."a
$15.00 natty new Raincoats ror
women, with the popular strap
back Forced Sale Clrt 7S
Price ylU.IU
Handsome new $23.00 Raincoats
over a dozen shades and ma
terials Forced
Sale Price
$14.75
FCB COATS Of ETectrio Seal,
with storm collar and best satin
lining worth $53.i0 each
Sale Price. ...... Apt".3
$50.00 Xcar-Seal Coats with Xu
trla beaver collar and reveres
Forced Sale Prlce'l'j TZ
only m93.3Vt
$40.00 Near-Seal Coats, made In
best possible man- Ck s (f
ner Sale Price. . v)ZjtW
WAISTS $2.50 and $2.75 White
India Linen Waists, with laco
and embroidery
Sale Price. . .
$5.00 Silk Plaid Waist Jej ftg
many colors m)'3.c3
GIRLS DRESSKS In plaids and
mixtures neatly rfjg (fi
trimmed Sale Price. MlaOvf
Girls' $3.50 Wool Dresses fancy
mixtures cashmere yoke
Forced Sale Price 4.') fWa
only &J9
Girls $4.00 Suspender Dresses
cashmere waist and skirt of
fancy mixtures all
sizes to-day at.
Girls' $6.75 Regulation Suits of
all-wool cheviot, la black or
navy
all sizes......
CURLS' COATS Of cheviot, with
emblem oa sleeve ages 6 to
14 years
Pale Price
$10.75 Girls' full-length Coats
with strap back, stitched pleats
and braid trimming y tC
Sale Price 4 Z93
$2.50
vllTtJV
hcviot, with
-ages 6 to
$3.25
FORCED SALE OP
MEN'S TREFOUSSE GLOVES
Once a year vc give the men a chance to buy these
peerless kid gloves at less than European prices,
through a special arrangement with the maker.
This occasion is now here, and we
to-day offer MEN'S REGULAR V
AT
1.52
(On sale at onr men's new jrlove department on the
Washington Avenue side.)
OSTRICH PLUMES
Best French Curl ! Heavy Plumes !
Black, White and Navy Blue! 16 to
26 inches long, including quill! worth
$3.00, $3.75 and $4.50 each ! $1 AQ
Choice Saturday for I
TWO IMMENSE CLOTHING SALES I
Splendid clothing for men and boys at 45 cents on the dollar! No wonder our clothing de
partment is rushed! Come and share in this wonderful bargain feast on our third floor.
We bought the entire sur
plus stock of
kunq mmom. A CO.
Manufacturers of Men's and
Youths semi-custom
TROUSERS
At less than half the cost of
making- Sizes 2S to 50
waists and all lengths.
Men's and Youths' $2.50
Trousers Sale f gn
Price $I.3U
Men's and Youths' $3.00
Trousers-Sale $
V till.
Men's and Youths' $3.50
Trouper. Sale
Men's and Youths' $4.00
Trousers-Sale jj -Q
Men's and Youths' $4.50
Trours-Sale 53 qq
Men's and Youths' $5.00
Trousers Sale n
Price 9MV
Men's and Youths' $6.00
Troupers Sale
J IiCC
Men's and Youths' $7.00
Trousers Sale
A RUGBY FOOTBALL
With every Itoj'ji Salt or Overcoat
toimtit at NuBats durlr.s this eil
tor rie Dollars nr ocr w irtve ab
solutely fr . smulne Ruirtf Foothill.
$2.25 t
Price . . ,
$4.00
,' $7.0-')
$5.00
mfi-MW
vV I IT tl corrScMf
Wvl i M0
nVLaal Hi lB
KMKK PANT MU1TS
1'qt boys of 6 to 1 years.
Single and double breasted
Suits, Norfolk Suits with
Knickerbockers and Vest
Suits.
Boys' $3.00 Suits for.. $1.63
Boys' $3.50 Suits for . .$1.89
L'ovs' $4.00 Suits for.. $2.48
Kovs' $4.50 Suits for.. $2.95
Boys' $5.00 Suits for.. $3.50
Boys' $.00 Suits for.. $3.95
Boys' $7.50 Suits for.. $5.00
WfM'f BUIT9
A big assortment! Both
single and double breasted
styles.
$10.00 Suits for . .
$12.00 Suits for ..
$15.00 Suits for ..
$15.00 Suits for..,
LITTLK rmLLOW SUIT
2a to 10 years. Buster
Brown, Eton and Sailor
Blouse stvlcs.
Boys' $4.00 Suits for.. $2.85
Bovs $5.00 Suits for. .$3.00
Boys' $'.00 Suits for.. $3.95
Boys' $7,00 Suits for.. $4.50
bow owzmcoATm
Plain long-cut Coats, belt
ed Coats, Russian style Coats
and Buster Brown Overcoats,
ages 2J"j to 16 years.
$3.00 Overcoats $1.98
$20.00 Suits for.
..56.00
..$7.50
..S9.75
.512.50
..$13.50
. $25.00
..$17.50
.$20.00
$4.00 Overcoats
$5.00 Overcoats
$6.00 Overcoats
$7.50 Overcoats
$S.50 Overcoats
.$3.00
$3.50
$4.00
$5.00
$6.00
$22.50 Suits for...
$25.00 Suits for...
$27.50 Suits for...
MKN OVCmCOATB
$10.00 Overcoats $6.75
$12.50 Overcoats $7.00
$15.00 Overcoats $8.95
$17.50 Overcoats $9.75
$1S.00 Overcoats $12.50
$20.00 Overcoats $13.50
$22.50 Overcoats SI5.00
$25.00 Overcoats $17.50
$30.00 Overcoats $20.00
Men's $15.00 and $15.00
Cravenctte Coats $9.75
YOUTH BUITB
In both single and dou
ble breasted styles.
Youths' $7.50 Suits . .$5.00
Youths' $8.50 Suits . . $6.00
Youths' $10.00 Suits.. $6.95
Youths' $12.00 Suits.. $7.50
Youths $18.00 Suits .$12.50
Youths' $25.00 Suits .$17.50
YOUTHB' OVtmCOATB
$10.00 Overcoats $6.75
$12.50 Overcoats... .$7.50
$15.00 Overcoats $10.00
$17.50 Overcoats $12.50
$20.00 Overcoats $15.00
$22.50 Overcoats $17.50
&v.
B. Nugent & Bro. Dry Goods Co., Broadway, Washington Ay. and St. Charles St.
MAN WHO EMBEZZLED SATS
RACES CAUSED DOWNFALL
Fre . aillk IMea.a (iatlfr
.aleac-1 t. rvaltf-allarr far
T. Iran aa4 Tea M.afaa.
r?i W S.-Sth. fctrU.- tmjioiM by ti
Iuis LanjAU Coani'.'oa Con:racr. No
? Ncrth s-cccj trt. io -stniir
rleii raSIty to as emNrxiesiest citars- Sa
Ja.J Wtthrosr'i dlvtsl or tfc CiruUJt
Court, .a! ho sfc pntei:cJ to tiro
jr. ?.! fn :crth Is tS- I'enl'.estUrr.
nt he on'. h! Ja-acraH to rc. horses
.si his to- tar gambling. Two other
av- 4cs!st htni wtr ty51- rral.
Smith. wh- 1 n l.lishK--s. sr a
tsAk-rr is tr.e ttzrlcj ci the eenircl
ca cawga-f. li. h4 tns4 (T tis
a txMt to th nw. early t.n 'h matins.
He ttr.J-i r.J maJ a h"t. Thit Is i-ftat
.r:J hln tn the road to r. h Je
cUrs. Smith was ihcrt !n;o.t t:j.T. Kmith
ajr h iw no otter ajr to et out of
his troubled thin to titA ruJIty r..l
tsrow hire!: c;s ths 3-.rc7 of tie
cosrt.
HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION MET.
Committee Appointed and Re
ceipt of Funds I? Acknowleigfd.
At tb firt raetlr. of the Hxcatiie
Uoird ef the Ho-pltal Stirr4ay aril sJ
Ur A.ocUticr with Vic tTUlrr.'.
aha:ica preaUisc. a oostxuiitioa
sckr.ow!lz
Fei.ows. rrw-nt,n
from the
Cvw.ri
Orirr of
work of th.
.1 1-8 tii
runs7
ahl-h
WfcKe thii yuni haij bn recHl ioa
tis- !nc'. ar.1! hJj ten orir(l p!acl
upon th- rrcortli. Ly Ir-WTit li. It. Fran
ci. it aa 'SKitJ-J to S'-Wlc'y '-o-'.K
i.t ect.triiiutioa. with th thacks of tfc
board. Or. cf its urr.es lCT"i to the
ttT acccrownylsx t: ruoisy a that
of E. II Cjzxii-. who u fcmrlv a
tc-rr.tr cf th (liJtarlJ "rurisy FI
icw "
Cotnss!tta. wr? pjlrittl for th work
of tho aMdi:lcn thrccf hout the yer. a.
fallow :
Church Co!ct!or,-E II. Fwnpr. chlr
rsaa; B. J. Tau-.x. V. J. XlrjflU. Wll
IUs Btix ! Hearr VVch.
BZS.M csuecuoss (. a- Tea
d
I:ro5c. chairman: commltt. t b. ap-
Trai!-s CoiIection Ella. MIrhaal. chair
man. I't-stij J. Wai, A. l. Brown. Wil
liam H. Thotcaon nn-J John Kchrors-
l'.ilg'lS. J Taju!s. chairman; Hugh
McKlttrick a.-.'I l!n unciun.
liiimH. N. IavU. chairman, with
r-3wr to appoint his committr.
8trt Car AavrUs!ca:-A. K. Shaplelich.
chairman: Catala Hobcrt McCulloch an-1
Juilua WaUh Jr.
rikt far Nal.aIUe rmm i
HoWnviile. I. T.. Oct. 30,-Thvr. U a
ptrttm hicr.t oa h-r lor the appo:rtm-nt
a wIVtmaitr. Th" trm of tho ln
ctimb'nt rxrtrr. th" lattr part of th-
year, tad thr ar. four Ciir.f!Ute. Th.
candidates ar H. W. Schaif. Tboi
SieU. A. Z. KUXUBK SBft V. W. I
I.
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