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'TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY MAY 15. 1004.
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Don't Pass This
Watch Special
MONEY SAVING VALUES
y,J' ARE THE RULE NOT THE EXCEPTION IN OUR
MAMMOTH FURNITURE DEPT.
The Largest Variety, Most Exquisite Designs and Lowest
Prices of Any House In the City. We Are Offering for Monday:
E-plcce Parlor Suits, mahogany finish, upholstered In best grade velours, 17,50
S-plece Parlor Suits In solid oak, best grade Velour upholstering, 2 150
8-pleoe Parlor Suit, mahogany finish, upholstered In Damask, 11.85
2-pteoe Oak Parlor Suit, upholstered In tapestry, 2 gQ
Odd Divans, oak or mahogany finish, upholstered In tapestry or damask, A en
at $tU0. $6.60 and 1 4.0U
$15.00 Combination Book Case and Desk, solid oak, 4( en
sale price 1U.OU
OUCHES AT FACTORY PRICES.
i The greatest values ever offered In Leather Couches, which would ordinarily sell for
1 from tS.no to 35.00, (f) Qe
at 8.?6, $24.60 and...,: l.OO
A beautiful Couch, upholstered In car plush, made to sell for $19.60, A CH
sale price ; lOtf
An excellent Couch, upholstered In best grade velour, $15.85 value, JQ gQ
Couch worth $12.60
at ....... .mm
Couch worth $3.60,
at . , iw
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CARPET DEPT. SPECIALS
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2,000 yards special
wool Ingrain Uarpet, at, yard.... v
All our Jap and China Straw Mattings, over
6J00 yards, on sale Monday, at, -fl i
fj yard, 30c, 2?c, 20c,
200 Chenille Rugs, assorted colors, with
fringe, 15x27 inches, Monday, each,
150 wool Smyrna Rugs, assorted colors, QQ
30x55 inches, Monday, each . 7QC
100 Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 9x12 feet, f A
Monday, choice - r' . .,,, 4 JLm
GROCERIES
A Pointer to
Buyers. Read
4Mb. Back High Patent Minnesota
Flour $1.M)
Largo Sack White or Yellow Cornmeal.UHo
6 lbs. fancy hand picked Navy Beans.. ,.19o
lbs, good Japan Rice for.. 19c
lbs. Pearl Taplooa, Bago, Barley or
Farina for .... ......,. .-... 19o
bars White Russian. Diamond C,
Beut-'Em-AJl, Swlft'a Pride or
Armour's Laundry Boap for ....18o
Best bulk Laundry Starch, per '.,..,,, frifen
lbs. Breakfast Rolled Oats 18o
1-lb. can fancy Alaska Salmon 9c
1-lb. package Condensed Mlnoa Meat.. ..60
Castillo or Tar Boap, per cake.... 2Ho
The best Macaroni, per pkg Sfeo
Quart can Golden Table Byrup or Ten-
nssa Sorghum 8o
t-lb. can solid packed Tomatoes ....... .THo
8-1 b. Can Oolden Pumpkin - -iZ-
8-lb. can California Bquaah.... ....... THc
t-lb, can Hominy TVio
1-lb. can Baked Beans SHo
t-lb. can fancy table Apricots, Peaches
or Pears -. ...... i2He
t-lb. can Oolden Egg or Greengage
Plums lOo
Large bottle pure Tomato Catsup 8V1O
Larue bottle fancy Pickles, assorted
alnda ...8V,o
4U Qfl ?A.a!L ,lnen BUve' Reached
Hi uau laoie
Damask.
II fl Dm TJ1 Heavy double satin Damask
AI 90C Table Linen.
II in each. large double warp
AT IUG bleached and unbleached Turk
ish Towels.
O'BRIEN LACKING IN STEAM
XBSHSSSM
Llttl Hon Torof Would Htva Enabled Him
to Knock Mod y OnU '
RESULT IS SIX HOT ROUNDS TO A DRAW
At Its Close MCr Was la Mere Dis
tress, bat O'Brlem Showed More '
Marks as the Resalt of
tk Comtoet.
PHILADELPHIA. May It-Kid McCoy
and Jack O'Urlen tonight fought one of the
most scientific slK-round bouts ever seen In
this city at the Second regiment armory.
At the clous of the bout it would have been
a dltlUult task to pick the winner, McCoy
had the beat of the third and fourth
rounds, while O'Brien had the Kid In
trouble at the clpse of the fifth round and
ho in the slsth round. McCoy was visibly
in distress at tht end of the sixth, lie re
peatedly ran away from O lirlen and only
attempted to counter when O Tirlon led.
There wvre no marks on McCoy, while
O'Urlen's left eye was bleeding. O'ltrlon's
blows lacked fore and this fact alone prob
ably saved McCoy from being kni.krd out.
OilrUa landed the (reals! llVcsr of
a" isa u U w&r u IA.UU.
MY Oils
THE RELIABLE ITORK.
A W-mr guaranteed Gold Filled Case,
ftted with nn American movement, also
fully guarnnteed. Full as- r
sortment of Engraved iOszJ'O
Cane, at
Qrent vnrlety of girls' and misses, Chnt
lalne Watches,
up from sS.a'cJ
Ask to see our 65c
Alarm Clocks and 98c
Watches.
$3 Wi Rogers' Knives and Forks. O fQ
Monday
75c to $i Flat Wear Monday Wc
A complete line of Rogers' Flat Wear, con
sisting of Berry nnd Jelly Spoons Cold
Meat Fork, l ie Knives, Sugar Shell.
Butter Knives, etc., regular toe and 11.00
Blue, Monday, as long as 40c
they last
7.50
..-..3.50
inn i ivlll
patterns best all TC
l?c and.......... I vl
GROCERIES
Economical
These Prices.
BIO BARGAINS IN DRIED FRUIT.
Choice California Prunes, per lb Stto
Choice California Seedless Raisins,
per lb 5c
Fancy Mulr Peaches, per lb 7Ho
California Grapes, per lb lUo
London Layer Muscatel Raisins, per lb.7o
New York Ring Apples, per lb 7c
Virginia Blackberries, per lb 7Vo
Fancy Seeded Raisins, per pkg Uo
BIO BARGAINS IN FRESH FRUIT.
Fancy large Juicy Lemons, per dos lOo
Fancy large sweet Oranges, per dos 12c
Colorado White Clover Honey, per rack, ,12c
California White Figs, per pkg 60
Fancy Persian Dates, per pkg 5c
Fancy cooking Figs, per pkg 60
BUTTER. BUTTER. BUTTER.
Choice Separator Creamery Butter,
per lb 21o
Fanoy Elgin Creamery Butter, per lb.... 23c
We handle nothing but absolutely pure
Butter.
DOUBLE TRADING 8TAMP8 MONDAY
WITH EVERY BACK OF FLOUR--ANY
PRICE.
0ML BARGAINS M
II 7if l? Irlsh Plmltles. lace stripes.
Ml I is Mulls and Organdies.
J(l AO I Heavy bleached seamless
JigHaB Sheets, 3V4 yda wide, 2H yds.
It 49C l?. DaS'" Unm 8CtCh T'-
blows, but McCoy's punches had more
steam behind them.
Both men weighed In at t o'clock In the
afternoon. The beam was placed at 153
pounds and both were well within the
limit. Neither fighter announced his weight.
Immediately after the weighing In cere
mony there was a hitch as to who should
act as referee. McCoy Insisted on some
person outside of Philadelphia, while
O'Brien was just as determined that a
Phllsdelphlan should act. Three persons
were finally named, William H. Rocap,
Ernest H. Crowhurst and H. C. Crow
hurst, all Phlladelphlans, and the fighters
s greed to select one of the three before en
tering the clubhouse.
Qoarrel Over Hrferee.
As the referee question had been disposed
of O'Brien went to his home In the south
ern part of the city and McCoy to his hotel,
where both remained until 8 o'clock. Later
McCoy refused to accept any of the three
men named and suggested Tim Hurst.
' O'Brien, however. Insisted on hnvlng one
of the three Phlladelphlans. O'Brien tlnally
I gained his point, after a long discussion,
i and H. C. Crowhurst wus decided on.
! McCoy said he was In perfect phslcal cdn
I dltlon. O'Brien, too, was In apparent splen
did shape. He said he had trained as
fllhfujly f ( r this battle as any previous
light la his career. ,
It was 10 when McCoy entered the
ring. lie waa fullowed. a moment later by
Special Sale
Wool Dress
Goods
Creat West Room, Monday.
English Whipcords. 52-Inch wide, all wool
suitings, assorted colors, 62-Inch wide
pure mohair Sicilians, black, pt -v
blue and brown, worth up to" vJ f
$1.25, Monday, per yard ' V
All wool Scotch Mixtures, assorted spring
colors, very desirable. Shirt
waist suitings, worth 89c, f I fl
Monday, per yard A
French and German Plaids, crepe finish,
assorted colors, worth 76c,
Monday, per II
yard U"L
English Henriettas, assorted colors and
black, worth 49c, r
Monday, per 3
yard ssWlJ
Wool Novelty Jaquard, Suitings, assorted
colors, worth 26c, .
Monday, per
On
The most important Mercantile transaction for many days.
476-478 Broome Street, New York,
Close out at a fearful sacrifice the broken assortments of this season's productions, consist
ing of 300 pieces of High Grade Silks.
The Luckiest Silk Purchase We Ever Made
'Because of the high class of silk quality and extreme low prices at
which we purchased same.
ENTIRE LOT PLACED ON SALE MONDAY
and to continue until each and every yard is sold.
Neat Fancy Silks for Shirt Waist Suits Handsome Printed Silks High Art Fancies Plain
Colored Taffetas Black Taffetas Black Feau de Soies Grenadines Crepe de Chines.
Silks Worth $1.00, $1.25 and
$1.50 on Sale Monday
at 39 Cents.
A magnificent assortment of elegant
Silks, styles representing this
season's newest productlonsjln foul
ards, printed taffetas, Persians.
Fancy silks of all descrlp- s f
tions; placed on sale In ' UfJ
one great lot, at
BLACK DOUBLE WIDTH OREANA
DINES, 60c The sheer silk now so
styiisn; nanasome patterns, an win.
wide; the regular price Is
50c
ti.oo, ILK, $1.60 ana
per yd,, Monday at.
In Main Wash Dress
. Goods Department
Sale of Finest Swiss Dress
Fabrics Monday
We place on special sale Monday morning
one of the choicest weaves of popular summer
fabrics embroidered dot and silk embroidered
fancy Swiss. This purchase represents over
15,000 yards of new, clean first quality, first
choice, summer Dress Fabrics (which the manu
facturer, unable to deliver in time, as per con
tract, to a well known eastern wholesaler), ac
cepted our offer for the lot at such a price
reduction that we are enabled to offer:
75c BILK EMBROIDERED SWISS 48 Inches wide. In all colore,
beautiful styles, over 4,500 yards to select from, OBr
. at. yard...... OC
S6c FANCY EMBROIDERED SWISS 29 Inches wide, every de
sirable color for the season 1904 shown In this collec- 1r
tlon, 7,600 yards In all to select frdm, at, yard I-w
$5c FANCT DOTTED FLORAL BWI88 Organdie effects, beau
tiful bhu'k and whle fancies, printed warp styles, etc., 4,000
yards from which to choose, 12 4 C
New Shirt Waist Su
Just received 26 pieces of French Flaked and Speck VOILE,
(French fabrics) 40 Inches wide, delayed over 90 days, goods
bought to sell at $1.0i per yard. The Importer has made us a
concession on these to the extent that we place the entire lot
on sale Monday, fCn
at, yard - UVW.
sit 98C kl' h' t1'1"6" bleche1 Nap" I f I QQ MondayU yds. fine EngllBh QJg iHncyUnlar(1 Cal,co"' ,,ln nd
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
O'Brien. McCoy's seconds were his brother.
Homer Belby; Harry Foley, Charley
Mitchell and Billy Elmer. O'Brien's seconds
were Lew Bailey, Bill Carney, Jim Brady,
Frank Btrauss and Joe Rellly. There were
not over Z.OOO persons In the big armory
when the men entered the ring.
The pugilists were called to the center
and given the ususl Instructions and the
battle waa on. The men shook hands at
10:40.
McCoy Does the Leading.
Round 1. McCoy forced O'Brien around
the ring, but the latter drove with a left
to face and repealed it a moment later
with another. The men came to a clinch.
O Hi leu landed a left on the face and a
light left on the stomach. They rushed
to a clinch. McCoy Umled a tUhl led
on O'Brien's momui h and they clinched.
McCoy landed a left to the- fuce. They
uittiii ruHhed to a clinch. O'Brien croaked
Mi-Coy iih his light and then l.iiulru a
left and ritthi to ihe face an the gona
sounded, u lirlen bud doii4 all the Uaii
lug in thU round, but his blows lacked
furce.
Kound t O'Urlen was. rltht after Mc
Coy, but niirsrd a it-fl lui to the face.
Tli.'y rushed loi th -r an! both lan. led
lefts. O Brlen ilipt-d to hU knees, but
wu up In a ai-cond. u i-iicn again .lipped
to the floor and as he ctma up they
cllnrlird. O'llrleii mliMe.i a left and Mc
Cov hrought his left Up to the lead.
O lirlen lande.l a left to the Kid s head
and brouh-iit hi. rlgnt t-i the jaw. Mr
Coy landed a right - a O'Brlt ii's tunin. h
as the men mine together. They weie
clir.chnd the bell rang. There wss no
damuge dune In this round. The foot
wink of both mxn was marvelous.
Bound 8 McCoy tried a left but missed
and Viiilou swung the right to the jaw
llll
m wo
THE RELIABLE STORE.
BIG
MILLINERY
SPECIAL
35c and 25c Straw Braids jj
5c oer Yard i
We have Just closed out from a
leading Importer of Italian Straw
Braids three thousand nieces of
black and colors, also pmici mix
tures, which ordi
narily would sell I
at 35c and 26c a
yard on Monday 4
all go at
CENTS
Per Yard
Yards Fine Silks
'ale Monday
RTY
SILKS FOR SUITS AT E9C The pop
ular styles so much In favor this
season In choicest and
most fashloable shades,
regular $1.00 silks, for...
59c
Fancy Silks Worth Up to $2
Go at, Only, 75c.
Beautiful light Bilk, for waists and
gowns, exquisite white silk, 27-ln.
and yard wide, colored taffetas, yard
wide plaid rllks, pongee allks, plain
silks for suits; neat fancy pmm gj
silks for suits, all In one fj
lot, Monday at..,..
as the men broke away. They clinched
and McCoy forced O'Brien's bead back
with the heel of his glove. lie wus
hissed. McCoy landed on the wind with
his right, but missed with his right a
second later. They rushed to a clinch In
McCoy's corner. O'Brien drove his left
to O'Brien's head and they clinched.
O'Brien landed a light left to the face.
O Brlen drove a bard left to the Kid s
face, but the latter only smiled. O'Brien
rushed Into a straight left and they
clinched. As they broke away the goug
sounded. McCoy appeared the fresher.
Round 4. They rushed together, both
fought hard. O'Brien landed a left to the
face and McCoy a right and left to the
face. McCoy landed a left to the face.
O'Brien landed a hard left and right on
the body and McCoy clinched. McCoy
missed with left and O'Brien rushed to a
clinch. McCuy landed two hard lefts on
wind and the Phllsdelphlan lust some or
his steam. O'Brien iiiinsed another lefi
and McCoy landed his left full in the face.
O'Brien was tired from his exertions. They
sparred and rushed to a clinch. McCoy
led with 11 1, but full short and the men
runhed to a clinch as the gong sounded.
This was McCoy's round.
Hound 6. McCoy nilsHed a left lead and
the men clinched. The KM ducKed a
vicious left snd the men clinched. The
Fur was beginning to t'-ll on both men.
Brlen landed a left to McCoy's chin and
he received another In the same place a
moment later. The Kid wss smiling. Mc
Cuy missed a right to the jaw and O'Ktlen
landed a light left on the head. They
mailed to a clinch. McCoy trl.-d a right
fur the stomach and mUsed. lie tried a
lift for the Jaw a moment later hut
ml.sed. They aguln clinched. O'Brien
pushed a U-ft to the chin and a rtuht to
the wind a second Ister. They danced
around the ring and were sparring ss the
gong sounded.
Bound They sparred a moment and
McCoy le4 with a Wft and toll short
SILK CO.
Extraordinary
Lace Sale
On account of the backward
season we Lave decided to be
gin our sacrifice lace sale Mon
day. This will be the Greatest
Lace Pale of the Season, not on
the cheaper- lines but on the finer
and higher priced laces.
$1.00 per yard laces, on sale, 6QC
$1.25 per yard laces, on sale, 75c
at.
$1.S0 per yard laces, on sale,
nt
t-'.iW per yard laces, on sale,
at
$3.00 per yard laces, on sale,
1.00
1.39
2.00
at
Many others at similarly low
nrices. including all kinds of
Bands, Edges, Applique, Toiut
Gauze, Venice, etc., etc.
Wo Corset Cover Embroidery, 2Sc
ner varrl
$2.oo all over Embroideries,
per yard
98c
FINE BLACK SILKS
FROM THEUBERTY
SILK CO.
27-ln. wide BLACK TAF
FETA, at
$1.60 yard wide BLACK
TAFFETA, at
27-ln. wide BLACK PEAU
DE BOIE, at
$2.00 yard wide BLACK
PEAU DE SOIE. at
.59c
,.85c
,.75c
.1.15
The leading Dress Goods
House of the West
Commencing Monday we will reduce all our Spring Voiles
In colors only, on all goods over $1.00 per yard. Every lady In
Omaha knows that when we make a price on dress goods It Is
genuine.
Colored Dress Goods
Any $1.26, $1.60, $1 9$, $2.50 or $2.98 Voiles in colors you can
buy at exactly half-price.
Rain Proof, 68 Inches wide, in six leading shades, sold In this
town at $2.00 and $2.25, will go 1.39
We wiil 'sell $3.50 black ; hair line Mohair' f Cfl
Cravenette,' at 1-MJ
We will sell 75c neat figured Mohairs, 49c
We will sell 64-lnch fine heavy Mohairs, In blue, A.Qr'
black and brown, the 86c goods, at
Black Dress Goods
$1.50 Voiles Priestley's or Lupin's, . 98C
$1.60 Black Mohairs, 98C
$1.00 Blnck Crepe de Chine, 75c
$1.50 Bilk Warp Henriettas, ' ' Qgg
Challies
The finest Imported French Challies, made to sell at AfZr
75c and $1.00 a yard, will go at, yard OW
60 pieces, in nil the new shndes of Voile Etamlne, strictly all
wool, in bluck, navy and all the other new Bhades, 'XOn
worth 70c u yard, will go at, yard -"
MAIL ORDERS FILLED AS LONG AS GOODS LAST
UNENS
He tried a left and right again but missed.
O'Brien got a left to McCoy's stomach und
they clinched. McCoy mlased a left tor
the face, but sent left to the wind a second
later. O'Brien tried left to face und
missed. O Brlen shook McCoy with a left
to the" face, the Kid countered with a
right to the stomach. O'Brien drove a
hard left tu the Kid's face. The Kid con
tinually held on and seemed In dlatresa.
O'Brien sent a left to the face. McCoy
ran away from a vicious left, but O'Brien
landed a light right on the head as the
round closed.
AMOXU THE UOWLKRg.
The high scores for the week on the
Omaha Bowling association alleys were as
follows: il. Beslln, 28 In three successive
guinea of ninepins; H. Clay, 74o in three
successive games of tenpins; C. H. Mullen,
Ml in seven up. J. H. Hodges, with 2M) at
tenpins, la high for the month. The indl-
viuuai tenpin scores were as follows
No.
High.
20
Hodges
FritHclier ..
Clay
Carter
Zimmerman
Hheldon ....
K1 wards ...
H untlngton
Clinndler ...
Bunks
Davis
.. t
.. 8
! Stern
Hutton
Johnson
.. 4
.. 3
Deniaan
Jones
Bttigele
Hull
Marble
Bihlielder ..
(11(1. on
Clarkson ,...
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THE RELIABLE STORE,
is what the up-to-date man wants.
You will find them here
Imperial, $3; Tiger, $3;
1. B. Stetson, $3.50; Cham
pion, $2.50; Red Rover, $2
You can't beat them for quality and
style they are the KOVAL FIVE.
We also carry several others, exclu
sive lines at lowest prices.
Have you bought your Panama?
We have a fine line nt very low prices,
from $4.9S to $7.50.
SPECIAL FOR MONDAY Boys',
Straw Hats, worth up to 65c, at
May Clearing Sale
Handsome Eton. Eton Blouso and collarless
coat styles, beautifully trimmed In vari
ous new effects, Jackets lined throughout
with richest Taffeta silk or satin, skirts
In dress or walking length. Come In
panne cheviots, broadcloth, Venetians,
etamlnes; colors, champagne, blue black,
gray, pearl and brown. The addition of
several dozen sample suits makes this
the greatest offering on 1 QQ
record at O.O
Women's Silk Coats $5.00
Four different styles, trimmed with silk
braid, May clearing K Of)
sale price
$18 to $20 Silk and Covert
Coats $9.90
The greatest snap of the season, garments
any woman might feel proud to Q Qf
wear, May clearing sale price....
Women's Dress and Walking
Skirts
In Voiles and Etamlnes, trimmed with
several rows of taffeta,. C QQ
clearing salo price J.ZfJ
FRENCH VOILE SKIRTS Trimmed with
taffeta bands and has elegant f ff
ailk drop, clearing sale price vr
WOMEN'S WALKING SKIRTS-In Mo
hair, broadcloth and many other fabrics,
worth $5.00, 2 OS
Clearing sale price JKJ
Glasses Readv-fo-lVear or Made-to-Order
a
HARDWARE, STOVES AND
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
BASEMENT BARGAINS FOR MONDAY
-lnch Garden Hose, 4&C
at f
If wn Mowers, 2.49
'at
Lawn Sprinklers, 19C
C b .,.............-.-.
Grass Catchers, 49C
ni ...""---"
at
Garden Hoes,
at
O. K. Washers,
at
Car of Refrigerators Received
AMD DOME
as f CV yd- Extra wide satin finish
Al IOC bleached Irish Table Damask.
At 1.65
dos. Satin finish all linen Nap
kins, H size.
Griffith
Forscutt .....
Honsman ....
Francisco ....
Brunke
8
7
7
8
6
237
Stf
Mi
ill
NEW IOWA SHOT Pl'TTISO HKCOHU
Green of Grlnnell Exceeds (he Old
'Mark by Fire Feet.
AMES. Ia., May 14. (Special Telegram.)
In a dual track meet here today Ames
defeated Grlnnell by 86 to 37. Urlniiull
was fairly outclassed, winning but live
firsts, three seconds and six thirds. One
State record wus broken, Green of Grln
nell putting the shot aa.3 feet, five Inches
over the record. Clow of Urlnnell took
both hurdles ill good time. Ames won all
three points In hammer throwing and took
both relays. Grlnnell showed its strength
on the track, but In the held events, aside
from the shot put. wus deplorably w;iik.
Ames showed a well-balanced team, win
ning two places in all but three events.
World's Huwllnsr Record.
The world's bowling record that enme to
Omaha this week through and by ths per-fortnum-e
of the Excelsior flve-ruan tmra
on the Omaha Bowling association's Hlleys
Is one Hist the signing fraternity of all
claxsea ought to be proud of and one that
must be recognized by the Natlonul sssoela-
, tlon, lor ail unyono can fce. ior n wus
made in a regular mutch game with a
referee to watch th foul line, otholal
scorer and all the fixings. The score made
I wus J.iSi and the world's record up to that
, time was held by n Krl l team, which
inaile 8 112 Hodges. Hprugue, Frllscher.
I Chandler and Huntington composed the
I team, and the only two games out of the
I fir teen bowled thst fell beluW the 20 uisrk
were by Huntington, who got three bad
I biaaks in the souond ana finished with
Hats With the
Stvlp in Them
Men's and Children's OCr
ZJC
MOST SENSATIONAL
OFFERINGS
SEVERAL LINES OF WOMEN'S
GARMENTS AT HALF PRICE. TO
MORROW WILL BE A DAY OF
UNPRECEDENTED ACTIVITY IN
SUIT SELLING
$16 to $25 Tailor Made
Suits at $8.98.
Special Clearing Sale Values in
Cravenette Coats and Capes
J12.50 Shower Proof Coats In J Cf
grays and tans, at ....a"'-'
300 WOMEN'S CAPES AT ABOUT HALF
THEIR ACTUAL VALUE An Immense
lino shown Monday at t tl
$5.00, fci.90 and I.UU
Women's Waists
Sheer Whito Lawn and Gingham Afi-
Waists at VC
Exceptionally pretty Waists In white lawn,
with lace fronts, pleated backs, and hem
stitched collars, CQp
Clearing sale price .........O"
Women's Fine Waists In Japs, linens,
lawns, taffetas, in all tiie neweHt styles,
$5.00 ouallty. O Q
Clearing sale price ' t7
EXTRA SPECIAL I
Women's Moire Underskirts, 1.00
Children's Spring Jackets, 1.00
$1.60 Women's Percale Lawn f flfl
Wrappers, at
Women's Wash Underskirts,
at
Women's Lawn Kimonas,
at
...49c
59c
At Greatly Reduced Prlce3. Fitting Free.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. , ,
Aluminum frames, with fine crystal lenses.
wear better than cheap gold tilled, usual
' price. $2.00, on sale 70c
Monday w
4Jc Tht Be8t Bcreen clotn' lie
2 4g Adjustable Screens, hardwood, 25C
Qg Oil finished Bcreen Doors. 95c
49c Th Be8t PouUry Net,ln"
Q 2-Burner Gasoline Btoves, 2.49
jg,. National Steel Oven, 1.39
.5. 19 "at"-..?6.."?.1!?: 15c
Saturday-Special This Week.
It f" r yd. Imported French Percales,
AT 0C M-ln. wide, all colors.
I 171a yd- Mercerised White Wnlst
AT 1 1 "S ings, 20 patterns to Select from.
II Mm yd- 1''K Table Sho.-r Wblta
AT IUG Goods, worth up to 2Go yd.
165, and by Chandler, whose first string
was IK). The averages were: i lodges, 2;i(;
Brugue, 21; Frltscher, 1M0; Chandler, 2uH:
Huntington, 2"i6. The combined total of
1,137 for the five last string was very near
a world-beater In itself, but wus recently
liested a couple of pins by a Chlcugo team.
Incidentally, It Is astonishing how tiie
bowling Interest keeps up in spite of the
approach of the warm weather. Every
noon hour sees the alleys crowded and lit
the evening there Is no perceptible diminu
tion of tho wlptur, attunduiice. t
II lab School Athletic Contest.
HEATH ICE, Neb., May lt-(8eclal Tele
gram.) The Houtlieualern Nebraska High
School Athletic ussix-lallon held Its field
meet In this city this afternoon. Pawnee
city, Humboldt und Fulls City were here
to contest with a teum of this city, A
large crowd was present to witneas the
spurt In the. driving park. In th luz-yard
run Pawnee City waj first, Humboldt sec
ond; time, 10.2. 440-yard run, i'awnuu City
first and Falls City second, 65.2. ltunnlng
broad Jump. Falls CHy, 17 feet. Mile run,
Pawnee City 6.L'7. Hhot put, Humboldt,
84.11. 2-0-yurd run, l'wue City, 2 .j). hdO
yard run, Pawnee City, 2 4K. Pole, vault,
I'awneo City, 8 eet. Btandlng Jump, Hum.
boldt, 4 . Hummer throw, Pawnee C'lly,
8.6. Relay race, Pawnee City.
Krbrsnks C ity Has m Country Clalt.
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., May U-(8pe-clul
The Overlund Country club was lust
night thrown Open. About 2uo of tli (lull
inemlieis and Invited guests wore present
at the reception. Iiurlng the evening re
freshment Kern served und later dancing
was Indulged In until a luti hour. The
club grounds are now In excellent con
dition and match games of golf and tennis
will probably lie arranged for in the near
future with other Missouri valley teaina
fur the couiUig seasou. a,
STCS