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THE BEE: OMAHA, 8ATDKDAY, AUGUST & 1U13.
!
FINAL CLEARING SALE
OF ALL OUR LATESUMMER DRESSES
. SATURDAY, 9 A. M.
To mako room for our extensive Fall Stocks now arriving, wo offer, Saturday, our
entire stock of Fine. Summer Dresses at two prices, $4.75 and $7.50.
Dresses tllat'sold for' $9.50, $12.50, $15.00 and $16.50, SATURDAY
at V
Dresses that sold 'for $17.50; $22.50, $25.00 and $35.00, SATURD AY'
at : . . . .
;. ; ' SATURDAYS A.M.
.$4.75
$7.50
Ladies' Summer
; Hosiery
Silk Boot Hose, white or
black 50c per pair
Thread S.Ik Hose, white or
black .'. . . $1.00 per pah
Popular shades in Silk Hos
iery . . 'I . . $1.50 per pair
Black or White Silk Lisle
Hose.. 35c and 50c per pair
A Special Sale
All Black Hats, Trim
med arid Untrimmed,
Satin , or Velvet, the
Newest Shape Trim
med with the Latest
Fabrics at Specially
Low Prices.
Millinery Section, 2d Floor
BELIEVE GIRL WAS ABDUCTED
"
Evidence to Uphold View Margaret
Luka Wai Kidnaped.
EEPORT OP SPEEDING AUTO
Green County Trnateen Hlnrt Fight
to Have ftaltrond Aaaeaamenta In
creased In Proportion to
Other fltnte Property.
Wildroot"
The best Hair Topio
and Dandruff Remedy
on tlio market, 50c and
$1.00 sizes.
"Wildroot" Shampoo
Soap leaves the hair soJ t
and fluffy, 15c, or two.
for 25c.
Trailing Arbutus Tal
cum, 20c.
(For Saturday only.)
Waists and Middy
Blouses
slightly soiled and mus
sed, that sold for $1.00,
$1.25 and $1.50, (2Qn
SATURDAY VZJL,
Main Floor, Firat Table, Center Aisls
Resistal
Waterproof
Crib Sheets
Somehting new; silk
or cotton finished; size
3Gx36 inches, $1.00 and
$1.50 each.
Infants' Wear Dept.,
third floor.
HOWARD AND
SIXTEENTH
' .STREETS
IILSW'S MESSAGE
1 .mora Mir
MUCH SATISFACTION
fCewMed from Page One.,
earning campaign ha been' In Coliu he
laleaV llom.tlo dvtflorrflenUi and the'
untoreaeen attitude of Presid'tnt Wmon
and Secretary of State Bryan havb ma-la
It certain."
A eulogy of Huerto follows and the
article1 contlnueat "President Wilson ha
takeh It on himself to crystallae the pop
ularity of Huerta until the latter naa be
com the Incarnation of national dignity
and sovereignty."
El Pals publishes mi editorial along
Hlm'.lar lines, declaring that "Prvsiaent
Wl.son has not onlr launched the i in.tl
timet of Huerta, hut advanced It. ho ild
Huerta be proposed he could find no bet
ter argument In his favor than the ctfHm
of a Tankee president."
Kl ladependentc under the caption "Our
rirtt Victory" says: "Mexico Bidred
thfet' tit utcld'ahd dignified respond
the Med raaaontnk and the Jdsf ercunds
t MVabai MpltonicT."
TVs hnarckJ, citing the fact that tie
' 'etteHsas hare net terminated. do not
bettave K epaortuna to Attempt o an
alyae tk attUatlort. It counsels trn.
quliKy wily, "approving; anil appl dhg
the 'eewne thM tar taken by the Mexican
Oil Steamer Burning
m Netf York Haiw
NmV YOIUC, Aug. .-The steamer
Buigermolster Haekman, with 60,000 gal.
loi.a of crude oil and bahslna In Its hold, SIXYX,
was still.': flaming torch In .the Uutter-
ttW channel toward '"on. foilrieen hours Oregon fa Third
CAYALRY TEAMWfflS MATCH
L I Skirmish Xa Makes Big Change iln
T.' " Score 'of Xtrksmeh. '
iHOSHEl SEC0HD
United States M
flno Corjia Foarth and Iowa
Plfth Captain CloptOn
fa High Man.
CAMP PEIIRY. O.. Aug. .-Tha No-
after Ita .cargo, had been fired by a apartc
created by f.lctlon when two tin cases
struck violently. The f.ttvton vessel had
llated f.ftten feet to port at 0 o'clock and
the water was then within a fow Inches
of Its deck.
A batury of three fire boats surrounded tlonal rifle, team match m rnnrini a
ihe ciaft and pumped water on It all day, the United States cavalry team win
plsht, but It burned steadily. Dialing nlng with a acoro. of 3,678. The victors
blocks of wood, dislodged Uim Its steel wore led by Captain W H. Clopton ot
fralne, floated down the river, menacing 1 the Thirteenth cavalry,
other cra.t Nine thousand gallons ot I Other leading scores were: United
benslnc . had not been reached by the ; Mates navy, socond. 1lsst nr i.it
flames at U o clock and fire fighters were United States Marino oar f,.i,
hopeful that It would sink before this , 2.CC3; Iowa, fifth. 2,601.
hould explode. Thousands ot personal Tho shooting of the skirmish r.r. .t,
lining, the water front were swept back final stago of the match, today, produced
by the police it verve of three precincts, many changes In the standing. Before the
who bolleved they would be Imperiled In j skirmish run the United States Infantry
caes of an cxploson, iltam was In first place, the rar!n
The "Buttermilk; Channel" Ilea betwee ' team waa second. United Ki.t. ..,,.
tho crowded South Brooklyn water front j waa third, Wisconsin fourth and low.
and Governor' island, the latter covered , fifth. wa
along the shore with army store houaea
and barracks.
B(WI nt Vm Crnu.
TKJfA CRUZ. Mex., Aug. Nuniljovn
of American refugees are nrrivln tii.r
In consequence ot I'restdent W.Uon'?
Warning to lhm to leave Mexico, rtu se'
In need of assistance are appealing to
Consul Canada for aid. Borne faint. l-s 'of
weans from Mexico City also hawo ar
rived and a great Influx la expected hoto
during the next few days. Moat of tin
refugees will remain In Vera Cms watch
lng 'for developments In the situation.
Details of the recent accident to the
United States battleship lioutslana v-luie
ot waa lit target practice show that no
damkg waa dona to the' vessel. It siri'ck
a leaf whole steaming at four knots and
waa floated again Immediately.
The cavalrymen moved from third to
placa and the Oregon team came from
the middle of the llaL Tha
dropped from second place and the Iowa
icura neia us own.
rpiA t , . . ...
Alia iHiuiirr i,,m nhiAk m .
tabor, ib.. Aug. w.-Bpeai Te-1 ,,, ,. .."L"
mm UTh. rt.n.r! f XPrA . n.ttnn of ' " " "PH1B OOWH 10
x r ... . . - fjicmn.
home of his parents. Mr. and Mra. Harry J".V"orjr J ,taI 0B for Cap
FUNERAL OF FRED D ALTON
. HELD XT 3 HOME
Dalton.. nev. D. I Morris., pastor of ig'!?.0 Tl " WOn the
.,. Vn,.',t-.n h nrrioi.tin.. ti,. President s match and h a team won the
farm near Macedonia Thureday'Iylng on
Ker to the Situation Dee Advertising.
the flor and across his rlt'.e. It U be
lieved ho shot himself In the head, lie
was a bachelor near 90 years of age and
ranted his farm for cash the last two
years. Ho waa much discouraged by
poor 'crop seasons. He acted In a pecu
liar manner last week while here attend
lng the bnse ball tournament. He re
turned to Macedonia last Sunday.
The scores made by the five louder.
on the skirmish run were as follows:
Cavalry, 1,027: navy, 1.W0; Oregon, 1,009:
marines, D6J; Iowa, 8 S3.
Beorra In Team Match.
The other teams In the national team
match finished In the following order:
unia Pita
All our regular Il.t0 shirtwaists Sat
urday at t&c Julius Orkln.
Drugs at Cut Prices'
You uej some ot the standard Drugs and Toll't Artl lea lit ted
below. You can save considerable money by getting them here. Note
the desp cats in priced.
ICanias ..t.B7
u, s. tnrantry,.vJ
DIs. or Colum..t.SM
Arlsona ,.3,576
Colorado ...J.6,0
Wisconsin f,SM
Alabama tUT
Massachusetts .IMS
T... r.i
'Washngton ..'.XtSi
I Wft Vircint&.Z.Aa
Indiana ........ 2,f9
Florida 3.COS
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DE8 MOINES, la., Aug. 23.-Cpcal
Telegram.) The theory that Marsurot
Luka, a Des Moines girl, It years of pk.
was abducted from the state fairgrounds
aat week waa strengthened today by n
report from Col.Ine, forty mlies north of
here. A big red automobile went eoeid
lng through that town containing four
men and a young girl who seemed In be
In great distress. The paronts ot tha glr!
Insisted from the first she was abdJcted,
but ail cflons to trace her have fal.cd.
Want noil Values HUher.
Trustees In certain townships In Ureeni
county have recommended to the Hoard
of Supervisors that they start sul'. to
compel the state executive council to
raise the assessment of railroad property
or reduce the assessment on real in'up
J erty In that county.
I They declare there Is a discrepancy
which works an Injustice to them and
that ral.road property Is not sufficiently
taxed.
Office Not Sntlafoctory.
The determination of the Wilson admin
titration to retain Dubuque as a revenue
office, after abollsh'.ng Burlington, Is
' causing somet rouble for the fr'ends of
the administration In Iowa. In tho south
' ern part of the state, especially, thcro Is
objection to having the.revenuo office for
' the state located where It Is so difficult
' to reach and at several places petitions
have been signed up asking the federal
author'tles to locate the revenue office
at the capital of the state. There has
also been much dissatisfaction over the
: abolition of one ot the 'revenue offices,
' which was done, so It Is said, In order
that a' new revenue oftlco might be
ceretod In one ot tho sotuhern states.
Claim Discrimination,
One of the big features of the attack
on tho constitutionally of the Iowa
workmen's compensation law, aa made
in the federal courts. Is that It Is rankly
discriminating aa to classes ot persons
affected. It Is stated that the law will
not apply to farmers and some other
classes of employers of labor, hence Is
not of uniform application. The petlt'on
In the case Is signed by one J. C. Hawk
ins of Nevada, but the cose Is In the
hands of Des Moines lawyers who rep
resent Insurance Interests. The attorney
general will be asked to defend the law In
the courta.
JVow Snpplylna; Hoar Serunt.
It Is announced by the state college
authorities that they are now supply'ng
a quantity of hog cholora serum from
tho new state laboratory at Ames and
that by tho first of October they will
probably have their permanent buildings
completed and will bo able to supply all
the serum that Is needed at that time.
They havo placed In charge of the etate
.laboratory C. O. Cole, who baa been In
cliargo of: the federal laboratory at we
college where serum has been manufac
tured for the various government experi
ment stations.
State .Wants to Bar T.nnd.
Regarding- tha ..contemplated purchase
of land ior alato Institutions the States
Board, of Control ha Just made ppblio
tho following statement:
The Board of Control by an act of
the thirty-fifth general assembly Is au
thorized to locate a stato colony for
epileptics, a new location for the reforma
tory for women and a district custodial
farm, and to purchase land for these In
stitutions, and we deslro to get In touch
with respons'ble real estate men and
others Interested In each county, with
the view of looking at aome ot the farms
that would be suitable for these purposes.
In tho opinion of the board the sta.e
colony for eplleptlca should have from
809 to 1,000 acres of good land. The other
Institutions would require a smaller
amount of land. In the view of the board
there are some conditions In the estab
lishment of a otnto colony for epileptics
that are very essential; first, a good sup
ply of puro water; second, good sanitary
building sites where tha drainage problem
can be easily solved and, third, good
productive land. Among other conditions
would be land so located that awitcn'ng
connections could be had with aome
leading railroad."
Klnn Weather for Fnlr.
The stato fair never In all Ita history
experienced such nearly perfect weather
tor such an event. There waa a very
heavy rain two daya before tho fair
ooened. after which there waa not a
dkxD of rain felt on the fair; no wind
nor threat of storm and for most of
the time it waa hot enough to start the
crowds go'ng, but not too hot for tha
comfort ot the exhibitors.
Great Stock Exhibit.
The live stock exhibit at the Iowa
state fair waa clearly one of tho greatest
ever made anywhere. Between 900 and
1,000 cattle and an equal number ot
horses were shown. Many ot the classes
were very, even and there was no poor
stuff. In the hog department there waa
a fair showing only.
Below will be found tho sweepstakes
prise winners In tho live stock depart
ment: Svrlne Stveepstakea.
Yorkshire Oian champion boar. T. L
! Manly, Guthrio Cente.5 sow, B. F. Kun-
IN.
Send the boy to
school right
Whatcha mean;
Send.na him 16 school right?'
"Ssndin him right" m?arn that one of our right suits at a right
price wiil be of more genuine worth and wear than half a dozen
uncertain suits with a so-called bar Jain price attached. We have
been making boys clothes and selling them on this
corner for 25 years, and many of the boys we dress
ed for school years ago, we a-e dressing for business
today. Time has but added wisdom and greater ef
forts of perfecting to excel, and we have spared no
pains this fall to give oar patrons the best suit val
ues their money ever bought. The new fabrics cut
and fashio led as they are will toe right up to the
mark of the most critical examination and as we
said before we promise you the beit school suit val
ues at
$5.00, $6.50, $7.50, $8.50, $10.00
and up you ever saw that's saying a whole lot, but
we are right here to make good.
Iking Punt Snits with a touch of elegance and English origin that can only
be found here.
$12.50 up
For Misses nntl Yontha who aro going to school we suggest they come in and enjoy our display of
new Ma.kinawg. They are ery att active, and doa't tako up much trunk room Hats, Caps, and
Furnishings to give the right tone to tho suit.
Browning, King . Co.
GEO. r. WUSON, Manager.
Champion mare, Pabst Stock fa m. Ocono
mowoc. Wis., on Queen Daisy; r.bbon,
!ld Hoso farm, St. Charles, III., on Sun-
StilllC.
Standard Bred Trotter Champion etal-
111., on Tommy Deyi.
Lon. J. It. Peak & Son., Winchester
M.ritMi hamp.on stall on. J. C. Brunk
Si ncrt I 'd, 111., ot. Allen . . .
Shetland Champion stallion in harness,
George lieyt, Washington, 111., on King
Mule Champion. F. I iiutson. tau
Center.
Cnttle Sweepstakes.
Polled Durham Grand champion bull
J. H. MHIerT Peru, Ind.. on Sultan'
Creed.
Ayrshire Adam Beits, wauiieona, wis.,
on Imp, Bareonoch Oay' Cavalier; cow
same, on Imp. Barbolgh 10th.
Jersey nun. weiue rooyan. ueneva
tii .. .. r An., nit. ir riAarlnff
.11., VII W.tUJ . U4U13, Av ...a
Lake Villa, 111., on ISulInda'a Vennor.
Iled 1'olled UUU. Haussler tiros., iioi.
br?,Neb.. onTeddyta Best. ,. ,
Den. (ton. on . Krwln C; cow, same. "i,.
Plackcap Mctlenry. .
Galloway Bull, C. S. Ilectner, Charlton.
Guernseys Bull. W. W. Marsh, Va.e.
loo. on I"io Haves Cherub: cow. tamo
on Imp. Mcreland Aquamarine.
cuicn ueuoa nun. r. tu eanacn
Mesa. Arit., on Columb'a King.
Shorthorn C. G. Saunders. Manilla, on
Cumharlard Type.
Brown hwisbuuu. Anmnurot farm,
D'n Wis. on Myone Boy.
Shorthorn Cow, Anoka farms, Wauke
.ha. Wis., on Village Flower.
Hereford Bull, C. Harris. Harris. Mo
on Repeater; cow, J. V. cudahy, Helton
Mo., on Perfection Lass.
Shorthorn Cow. O. H. Surge. ML Ver
non, .on Silver Mysle. .
Holsteln Cow. C A. Nelson. Waverly
on Chloo Art's Jewel.
Galloway Cow. Capital View ranch.
Sl'ver Lake Kan., on Daisy Dimple.
Holstelns Bull, Iowana farms. Daven
port, on Iowana Houttje Pontlao Count.
VOTES FOR MANY YEARS:
FINDS HE IS NOT A CITIZEN
ATLANTIC, la., August .-(Special.)
After voting for thirty-four years as a
cltlsen of the United States, holding pub
llo office and living during this time
under the Impression that he was a
cltlsen. Jacob Cbrlstenson. the pro
prietor of the Chrlstensen Brothers' store
of this city, d'scovered that he was not
a citizen and had no right to vote, and
that he would have to be naturalized to
become one. The discovery was nade
last week when Mr. Chrlstensen appeared
In court as a witness for an applicant
tor naturalization. When he waa asked
about his own naturalization and citlzen-
sh'p ho replied that hta father was natur
alized at Yankton. 8. D., before he was
of age. thinking that he spoke the truth.
After figuring up by dates It became
evident that there waa a mistake some
where along the line, so Investigation
was made by mall, which resulted In
finding that his father was naturalized
after ho had obtained his majority and
that therefore ho (Mr. Chrlstensen) was
not a citizen of this country.
,As soon as he leame,d'.tbla fact ha ap
plied for naturalisation papers In the
office of the local cleric of -the district
court. ' ' Mr.Chr'eterisen; wJoeo ' father4
was a. native o( Denmark, Is Inclined to
see the mater In the nature of a Joke
and good humoredly stated that this time
he would be' sure he had a right to vote.
Iowa New. Notra.
IOWA FALLS After n-frinr eavra'
hours. Everett Stonebreaker the Vyear
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stone
breaker of this city, tfiod of the tqrribb
bums received while at play.
CItFBTON-yM the Creston homeeownr'
Glen Martin will use his demonstration
machine instead of the racer, as ha sty
he can give a more showy display and
remain in the air better. Thlo is the
machine In which ho ascended 7,000 fiet
In Chtcajro recently.
IOWA FALLS The ravages of ho
cholera In this part of the state seems to
spread with rapidity and resultant lnr
running Into tha hundreds of thousands
of dollars. Northeast of Ackley tha dis
ease seems unusually virulent and farm
ers are losing from sixty to 200 head-
CUESTON Word reaching here today
savs mat Bnenir uoionel ityan when
visiting Hamburg for the second tlmo in
tre last week with .search warrants
round several Karons or the questional! r
Ilauld in the Ell Marker place. Th res
idents of the Marks place claimed '.he
goods to be the property of John. Calla
han and a warrant was Issued for rs
arrest. Another of tho suspects namec
Ad Hughes was arrested and entered a
plea of guilty.
LOGAN The Women's Christian Tem
perance union meeting of this disct'ict
waa held hero Wednesday. There wero
many excellent sDeechea made, iimum:
which waa th leoture by Mrs. Ida B,
Vlac-OEiltti. There were thtrty-llve del
egates in attendance trom the dlatrls
embracing Pottawattamie, Audubon, Cam
oneiDy ana Harrison counties.
Spanish Consul and
Wife Burned to Death
NEW YOUK, Aug. 29. Thousands of
curios gathered In many lands and
stacked high In the apartments of
Hlpolito Urtarte, for f.fty years a Spanlsl
consul, fed a firo kindled In lighting a
cigar today and blocked: tho. tray, -fit the
agedidlPlomaMst and .his wife to, safety.
Uriarte was found, dead, leanlnfftoross
a window sill. Ills wife. Mary E. .Louise,
mistook a window leading to an air shaft
for one opening on a firo escape and
plunged four stories to her death.
Uriarte waa S3 years old. For fourteen
years l.e was Spanish consul general. Ib
New York. Ills last service .was in
Canada. During his travels for bis gov
ernment he had accumulated .souvenirs
and momentos of every country In which
he had lived. They crowded every nook
and cranny of his apartments, and in tha
smoke and confusion resulting from the
Cro effectually cut htm off from escape.
The fire was kindled, It is believed,
when he lit a cigar which he Intended
to smoke before going to bed. The aged
couple had been up until a late hour cele.
brattng the home-coming of their con.
Louie, an accountant In Cuba.
A Viper In the Stomach
is dyspepsia, complicated with liver an.
kidney troubles. Electric Bitters help .all
such' cases or no pay. Try them. GOc. Foi
sale by Beaton Drug Co. Advertisement.
Key to the Bltuation-Bei Adtertlsing.
Maryland t,8
Munuum .......7,118
.5
Missouri XS39
California sm
Wvomlnp itn fel ll.,lf.ld.
Georgia Z.J7S j Chester v hlte-Boor. A. B, Eomeryille,
New Mexlco.,..2,mi Monroe; sow, Thomas F. Kent. Walnuf.
North Dakota...!' 3 1 Tamworth-Boar, J, B Mackey, Far-
Minnesota X.S31
Mississippi .....J.JW
Connecticut
lennessee
....3.620
3.310
Miiinois z,mii Vermont 8,307
'.New Jersey J.37 Oklahoma ...... t$3
BCo Carmen Powder. .....
$1.00 Hyomei, complete . ..5"d
fife Lyon's Tooth Powder . ! li
25e Menen'a Talcum Powder, lOj
25o Laxative Uromo Qu'nlne. 12 )
7 "C Pond's Vanish ng Cream, 15 i
60c Pebeco Tooth Paste.... fO
26c Packer's Tar Soap. . . . .14 1
GOc P&pe'a Dlapcpslh 20 b
25c M. nth ola Um ........ .14
1,50 Fellow's Syrup of
Hypophosphltea .fl7
91.00 Duffy's Malt Whiskey. 73
36e Castoria .21
35c Carter's Little Liver
PUla I2t
3.00 Fountain. Pen, heavy
eolld gold pen S1.00
92.50 and 93.00 Dowcs Stand
ard Self-Filling Pea.... 81.00
35c Prophylactic Tooth
Brush , 2-1 c
91.00 Protone U7t
91.00 Delatone 57cV
25c LIsteilne 15
1-Plnt Distilled Extra.t
Witch Hazel 20 f
91.00 Druna's SorsaDar.lla. .Q7
91.00 Dike's Dlooi anj Skin
R.tnedy 67e
25c Peroxide of Hydrogen. . .(f
50c Beaton's Coll Croun...35
SOo Casslmero Qreofielcia
Cream 34
Beaton Drug Co.
. "follow the Beaton Path."
Taraam and Fifteenth Streets.
Utah
Mlchtzan
Pennsylvania ..wa
Ilhode Island. ,.3 M
3 4S3 North Carolina 3.:
... jvcniucay ......3.233
South Carolina .23
Virginia 2,197
Navy Team Second.
The national trophy and 0 In cash
goes to the I7n ted States cavalry team
aa first winner; second prise of goea
jto the United States navy team: third,
, prise of 3X goes to tho Oregon tem and
me tourth prise ot tSO goes to the
United States marine corps. These four
teams aro winners of Class A.
By landing In sixteenth place the
Washington team takes first money of
Class B, which Is 0 and tho famous
Hilton trophy. Second prae money of
0 goes to West Virginia, third money
of Ita goes to Indiana, and Florida gets
fourth money of tVX,
The Bronte Soldier of Marathon und
WW goes to California as the winner of
ragut: sow, same.
Jia.nphlre boar, Clayton Messenger,
Keswick: sow, Saltona Stock farm.
Greentburg. Ind,
Uuroo-Jeraey uoar, v. it, oiovoim,
pey; sow, Wahimeyer tiros.. aieioou.ne.
beraaniro uoar, iowana larras,
enport; sow, same.
rolana-un.na-uoar, J. iienurry, w
lono, III; sow, same.
Horse 3VTCcpinitca,
Clydesdale Grand champion stallion,
Jumea Medley, iiritt, on iUuks Fa.ut.w,
ier rve ribbon II. Harris Ford, Storm
Lake, on Prince Cedrle,
..tugtai.B hamp.on stallion, 1L Lefe
bure, Fairfax, on Jules Itemt; rejene
rbbon. AVtlUam Crownover, Hudson, on
Parthos do Salardlnge. Champion man.
II. Lefebure. Fairfax; ribbon. It. F.
Y ench. Independe .ce,
Bhlrea Champion stallion. Truman
Stud farm, Uuehnetl, 111., on ColeahlU
Diamond Ktnc: r bbon. W. Crownover.
Hldson. on Boro Itaggid Boy, champion
mare. Truman stud term, uusnneu 11.
on Tatton Aurora; ribbon. F. J. Wolt.
man. Cedar Falls, on Moulton Frlraella
Clydesdales-Champion mare. II. H.
Ford on Princess Mae; ribbon. ISthel
wold farms, Mondavi, Wis., on Amy-rlllls.
Pervherons unampion sianian w. h
A Ditoril '
by tha Stara Ad.ltor
Ottn Umtt thwi "ou don't know cm be Iarnd!
from ttc nun yoi'd .jatt sitjp ct f kntwini t'- Mv.ry
nu an t 1 e so it m in n fi: " Y y. I 11 In t knn you
had an thing to Jit me,'' '"' l 0 ene 'in s out A U rat
om.tAin about clothing t at ne neotr cAUdha-e teamed
in onlinary clot ting tiortt aryl he earn t rom the ttore
ht nevtr upected of Ic no jo lng very mucA a&out things
matculint.
Those extraordinary Benson &
Thorne suits for Fall are ready
For years this store catered especially to the
younger set much to the annoyance of men
folks desirous or getting npparei of the til. a.
character that thia store bandies. For eavanl
seasons we've bem enlarging our rsnge of s.ie
unta now it Is a reasonably safe assertion that
your slxe need not stand in the way of your
wearing one of our extraordinary garments.
Young Men
Elderly Men
Tal! Ken
Host Men
Smill Men
Large Mch
Attention!
For aome weeks past we've been opening cloth
ing boxes, marking prices and arranging cases to
the end that we're ready Mtb Fall Suits and
Bitch a line why, there isn't a favorel 8 yle or
fabric missing and many of our ultra fas' fan ble
models will b- found n no other store. A sto k
that will appeal parti ulaxly to fell ws wbo
want genteel but uncommon clothing at reason
able prices.
$15 to $55
Fox, Genoa. Neb., on Jeun; ribbon II. O.
McMillan. Kock Itaplds, on Matador,
the first place In Clans C, which is thlr-
tyflrst placo In the 1st of winner. Sec champion atalllon owned In Iowa. II. a!
ana money 01 kvj goca to Wyora.nt; t ilcWUlsn on waiaaor; nooon. M. J. Nel
thlrd money of I1T5 coea to Georgia, while ' 'on Cambridge, on Konseeutoft. Camp.
WCW Mexico Wins fourth money of . nn .0ucorua: Hhbon. Dunham. Wvn
ill., on Uda.
llackneys Champion stallion. Pabst
Stork farm, Oconomowoe. Wis., on Bag.
thorpe Bui tan, ribbon. Wild Rose farm.
8U Charles, 11U cm Beebam Motan.
Tho Persistent and Judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising la the Boo4 ta
Business Bucceaa.
OMAHA'S FASTEST GROWING STORB
btwn -ail,
1018-20 PARK AM STREET.
Fellow tslo tttk th uncom
mon in Furnlthing ant hit$
vUl be hig1. y pliattd urtt 1
vchat thty find here.