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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
HAYDEN TO BUILD RAILROAD
wealthy Omaha Merchant Applies for
Franchise 10 Construct subur-
han Line.

To the list Of prospective builders Of
suburban car lines for Douglas county
may be added the name of William Hay
den.
This was revealed for the FIRST time yes
tsrdRy when the Board OF County Com
misEiOnsrs WIS called upon to take some
action upon Mr.. HRvdsn'E application for
a franchise. The body referred the com
muniostiOn 70 its committee Of the whole.
but mt with any desire 10 shelvs IL. The
purpose is TO grant Mr. Haydsn's request
for an opportunity Of meeting the board
some time soon and discussing the mat
ter, after which such action viii be taken
as seems best.
The petition which the wealthy mer-
chant has sent 10 the board and which
Was read by the clerk yesterday is For
the right. franchise and power 10 con
strIlct, control, operate and maintain
single OF double track railways upon. over.
along. across and under the public high
WAYS IN said county Of Douglas for the
purpose Of operating thereon and there
with line ur lines Of suburban railway 70
connect the city Of Omaha, or the city Of
South OmAhB or both, with towns and VII
lagos In ssid county OF Douglas"
The petition further states that William
Hayden desires and proposes 10 construct
such line or lines Of railway for the
transportation o. freight and passengers +"
When The board met yesterday Mr..
Hayden, who had previously hled he peti-
uOn. requested that il be read 81 this meet
ing, but did not appear in person before the
board adjourned. and perhaps VIII not fully
unfold his pan until he meets with The
members, which may he Tuesday. the nsEi
meeting dEy. The COMMISSIONER sBy thar
al they know At present o. the project Is
what is contHinsd in the petition and the
remark that M. HAYDEN made 70 Commits
sionsr OKssne 10 the effect that durinE
q recent wish 10 Boston. Rev YORK and
other eastern esDterE he found capital ready
Tor Investment IN such an enterprise.
The board die not officially oommit itself
as 70 The granting Of the Position. but Com
ntssioner Connolly remarked: Franchise
Sure ven Eive H. We've got bushels q.
f-En-hisas 70 hand 0ut FOR whatever vii
help me county along
The only other business before ne board
y0slGday, other Than routine. Was ms
consideration Of the coal Frohlem. some
Of The commissioners have concluded tina.
the Omaha Coal Coke and Lime oumpauJ
cannot be held 70 its lVst years uunuact
&c furnish fuel al a price which nov Scent
loE, but the couDtys stock Is badly de-
plstsd and something must be done. Il
was finally decided that no action SHOULD
be taken until Tuesday by which time m.
uommissi0nsrE hope that the strike settle.
msut negotiations VIII have advanced sun
cisnuy far 10 hiring shout a rs6ncuon Il
INA SOEt q ths Er1Cls
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
ONE LINE ONLY TO BE BUILT
Agreement said 10 Exist on Salt Lake
LoE Angeles C-OnnectinE
Railroad.

Persistanf rumorS are in circulation de-
Epite the denial OF Senator ". A Clark
that terms have been effected between him
and his partner, r. c. KsrenB Of ST. Louis,
on the one side and HRrrimHns and con
~troIlRrs OF the Santa Fe OF the other.
whereby but one line VIII be built from
Salt LAX City TO Los Angeles, thus avert
ing q bitter and nsver-ending war. which
would have been precipitBted il the two
lines, originally contemplated, were con
Gtructed. II iE said that either the Clark
Kersns faction OF the HRrrimRns will build
this EinEle line. This story is in direct
line with that printed In The Bee q DAY OF
two ago thai as 3 result Of the Rmicnble
settlement Of differences by Clark and
Hartman the latter would be given fun
sway north Of Salt Lake City on 10 the
Pacific coast and CLARK would control the
Intervening coast territory south.
The prediction n made that when the
Rrk-HArrimRn-sants Fe love feast is over
and the combine announced Clark Fns
KerenE Will be found 70 be MEMBER o. the
principle trEnsc0ntiDeutEl railway systems.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
CITY COUNCIL is CRITICISED
ObSccs of Attack by Those interested
In Pay Ron. which Goes
Over.

The city council has come in FOR a con-
siderable amount OF adverse criticism by
reason Of the fact thai Emnng the large
number Of city obligations which must be
laid over because Of the setting aside Of
$4,000 10 build The proposed new market
house. VIII be the pay roll 0f the super
visUrE recently appointed 20 conduct the
registration Of voters for The coming cleo
ti0n. Frnn the present outlook these men
viii not be able 70 draw their remunerH-
ton from the city until February next
and the best terms they have been able
70 get for assignment q their claims is q
discount OF 10 per cent. The aggregate
pay roll OF TIE registrars viii be some
where in The neighborhood o. 81, 900 and
there Is nov in the general fund OF the
city trUasU-y but S5l47s ABd there are now
more thHn S5.0OO q miscslieneous expense
bilis held up, beside the claim OF the
Omaha Street Railway company. amount
ing 10 5000, and a balance Of SIC. 900 on
the engine house lot, an past tue.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
CHANCE FOR LOSERS TO WIN
Hen's P1AG Pens TOSrnhment VIII ne
HELD, EEcIndtAE Ohh@-
plea Niece.

A mems ping pong viii be
held IN the clubs pErl0rs in the Bee build
ing October 30, in d~eferenee 10 the wishes
Of a number o. those who were contestants
IN the former mems tourney and failed 70
win prizes. For the mental nonf0rt Of al
concerned II Is announced nov that jerome
McGse, the nEptOr Of an the lGuralE IN the
FIRST competition. win not enter this tour
ney. He has agreed 10 stay out 20 that
Others may have some chance O. getting IN
on the grOuno moor. Mr. MeGes IL the Ec-
knDNledgsd champion o. Omaha IN this line
Of sport and some q his friendE SO 50 Tar
as 20 claim him ~ the peer o. the sutirs
west With Mr. Mo5es cut q thu race
hrsi hoDors lie squHlly near EiK men. and
ne oOuteEt ~ tbsrrors expected 10 be Very
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
RoWLEY NAY PLEAD GUILTY
II is UnderKtOOd that CBuntY Attorney
VIII Dasmiss All Buf
One Cane.

il il understood that Martin s. ROVley
viii plead guilty in district court soon 10
the charge Of forgery, and thB1 the county
attorney VIII dismiss the three cases against
him other than thai In which ne viii make
such plea, The alleged onsnBe in dsfrUud-
ing tie Armour company OF South Omaha
Out Of various small sums by securing, in
his capacity n timekseper, various SUMS
for men 10 whom il was not owing OF who
had no existence. Mr.. ROWlsy has been in
the county jail since has arrest last April,
and In June 'aRs tried On one q the charges
ai forscry and fDuDd not guilty by the jury.
In a~Brrict court there Ia little activity
Al prssan; except for Bome city tax cases in
Judge Dickins0r's court. some minnr suits
IN other courts and the Heap smbezEle-
mem case. which has had the floor In the
criminal oourt ever since Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
OIL MAGNATEs ARE EXCITED
wyoming &c ~GuahfnE"
Nicely.

City Comptroller WsBtberg received a
telegraph message Thursday which. Al
though II was brief. started a fresh ex-
citemept among the oil mAEpatss of the
city hall. This message read az follows:
Well on q doing fifty barrels daily with
out shooting. Good for fifty when shot.
/. Z. NEBERGALL.
l. z. NebsrGRIl. the sender Of the tele-
gram, is general agent and manager OF
the oil properties OF the Omaha-Wyominr
OIL company. This company IL made up
entirely OF Omaha men and nearly all Of
the city ofhciRls and a large number Of
their subOrdlnsts employees are interested
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18

children aprons in al sises. embroidery
ana hslnstitched. NJ &c ana sSc.
Ladies straight front corsets, al sizes. bt
4st. worth Tbc.
Ladies and misses Eirdls curssts At soc.
worth 75r.
Dr.. Warmers straight front cursets FUR
stout figures. sines q to Sc inches. black
and drRb. al 800.
The new long HIP, straight front corset
In G. d W. p Erect Form and W. c g.
oorsets al SlO0 ana up.
Mems sSOO and t4.8D all wool ana silk
and wcol shirts and drs wrrs in some Of The
best makes. all on sale 81 s1.75.
Mems $500 al wool shirts and drawers
in nut, gray and culors. on sale al tl-sa.
Mems $3.50 all wool ana slik fleece lined
shirts and drawers in plain ant jrrsTy
ribbed. On sale Rt Bgc.
Mems extrn heavy wool heerpd lined
shirts and drawers in blue and pink. also
wool in natural gray ana culors. worth
$500. on sale az 6ec.
Mons 500 rxtrB heavy wool heeced lined
shirts and drawers in colors, Oh sale al a5o.
Mems s1eO culored Numbered shirts. with
separate collars ana -uuhB. In All the new
est colors. OF sale ~ ssr.
Mems $3.50 ana g2.Ob colured Numbered
shirts with separate cuffs. in al the new
est styles. on sale ct s1O0.
Mems wool sweaters In all roiors. the
largest line OF mems and boys sweaters in
Omaha. ~ sale ~ 500 ana W.
Men'r blue ana colured flannel shirts ct
800 and 81 SO
! lot Of mems wool and cotton socks
worth up 20 2br. on sale ~ Joe.
Boys colareo lHundered shirts. With sep
RrHts collars. II aac.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18

We will place on sale one Dot Of sample
combination suits FOR ladies. in white OF
gray. Regular price. S1bN. a. rs rents.
One Dot Of sample combination suits in
white Or gray, Cor ladies, in fne wool
worth t2Oo. for $50.
Ladies silk and wool combination suits
and heavy silk pleBted suits in pink hlues
and whites. worth t4.OO. At $3.50.
Ladies fine silk and wool and silk Gem
hinstiun suits. in black. white. blue and
besb colurs in The Sterling make worth
$500. at SS.sE.
Ladies extra heavy siIk combination
suits In black. white and flesh rolors in
the Sterling make. worth s12.UO, at $3.50.
Ladies heavy fleece lined vests and pants
IN extra heavy quality. al 25r.
Ladies hne satin ribbed vests and pants
Snd half wool vests and pants. worth T5r.
81 4sc.
Ladies fine silk and wool vests and pants
IN extra fine quality and weight. worth
$500. al S19g per garment
Children'E fine Jersey ribbed vests. pants
and drawers. in the Harvard Mil make. OK
ira quality and finish, in AL sizes. nj 2br
each.
Chndren's extra heavy fleece tined pants.
vests and drawers. in all sizes. al 25c each.
ChDorsn's cotton fleece lined combination
suits, in all sizes, al soc.
Chldren's combination suits. in ali sizes.
y wool, worth E1.25. at Csc.
We carry a complete lire in children's
vests, pants and drawers in fine Scarlet
Medicatsd UnSerweHr.
Ladies fancy lisle thread hose in plain
and DROP stitrh. worth soc and 75c. at 1ac.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18

Offering high prices and everything else
and the coal was not fo~TthuuminE.
are in the worst fuel famine that the
country has ever seen and ! see no re-
lief for months. When the coal starts 10
coming weEr then possibly the price viii
80 down. but it viii be toe late 10 help
very much. Nearly al the hard coal in
Omaha has been solo and there is prae-
tichIly none ont in the state. In many
owns, II the cold weuther was TO opms on
suddenly there would be much suffering
INSIDE Of tweDty-four hours. Omaha is NOT
In as had q shape as Kansas City. : wRs
informed that al the supply In that city
was not equal TO the supply Of one Omaha
dealer"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18

msnts in q Non-Depositury Library Miss
Maud Prisons. reference librarian Omaha
public library; How TO Advertise a La
brsry." P. r. Wright. librarian St. Joseph
public library.
Each Of the papers was followed by dis
cussion and al active interest was shown
in the proceedings throughout.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
suiaI SARA. fer Manila.

ROME. Oct Iz-ArchbishOp GuidI. the
apostolic delegate in the Philippines. and
MS secretary. Father O'Counur. started ID
Gay for MErHsIiles, frcD which port they
win SAL for Manila. yhey were bad fare
vel a. TIE railroad station by a large gath
erinE Of vatican OfbciRls, heads Of The re-
HEiuuE bodies and Representatives OF tbs
ministers accredited no the vatican. The
archbishop has taken win Inn an Is spis-
copAl rubss. as ne intends 10 enter MRnnE
in fuu STATE.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
kansss caty gssnt Rsiaea.

LONGFoRD. Kan, oct I7-Two hundred
people last night wrecked the building in
which RisemEn'E '3oiut, " or Illicit saloon,
WIS conducted. smashed twenty cases Of
beer and ten kegs Of whisky and tsrrsd and
fssthsrsd 8 woman inmate.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18

Lsdiet fine tailored suits at SIS. so. $50 90
and UP 10 t4b.Dn.
SKIRT DEPARTMENT. dress and
fsiny-dHF skirts. in all newest shades.
pleHted and slot seam effects. worth up to
$40, snle price. each. $500.
liable rBiny-dsy skirts, worth $500. FOR
s14b.
IN THIS STOCK we received 800 skirts
IN extra sizes. Is TO %. tn black and colurs.
winch we Rlso place CD sale ut sS.gg. S5.OO
and $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18

We are headquarters for al the very
latest sheet music from The Sultan Of sulu,
Wizard Of OF and The storks. all sold at
reduced prices.
Ask TO see the nice new folioE we have
just received. both vocal and instrumental,
containing all the nice new late music.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
CLOTHING


Decorated fruit and cake dishes. very
large. fancy shape. regular 75c dish. 1Oc.
Decorated covered beer Etinss. lOc.
81 InBprtsa tsDllHnd maaxtript cream. nc.
Art pottery 3Erdenisrs. SIC.
Imported IRE proof German baking
oiEhes, Let 7e; IN ut.. 1Oc: PCT. 1bc; g.
a.. soc, and g-ut.. ssc each.
Gas rnhntles. Sc.
Cups. Eancsfe and plates. Be each.
Sphere crystal cream BET, FIRE polished.
sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18

LADIES sUfTs-DO iadisr, spi,. ma.
IN ruod materials. blouse Jackets trir7rD.s
3n sstiH Murth tialsn. sale prirs n s5
sno ladies Euit made ~ besf unsBtr rbsv-
acts nioslv trimmed blouse ana N,rf,1r
Jackets. IN blRrk. brown and blue. reru-
larry fie.5e. sale price Sl2.5o.
Ladies hne tsilored suits. made Of fash
ipnabis hnhrief. IN newest styles. SIN Lined
throughout usually sold al $3.50. sale
price s1b-Ro.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
Visitors to the City

viii DO well to visit our OPTICAL DE
PARTMENT and get their eyes examined
free Of charge. Glasses fitted at less thai
hall usual cost. Lenses exchanged. Re
pairs Of AL kinds. All work guaranteed
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
Grand JeWeIry Sale

A reliable place TO buy your watch. Our
guaranty inEureE you lasting satisfaction.
Prices II below the usual charges and our
lroHuiSd warranty with epery watch
Great sale Saturday on si~lvsrwsre OF ali
kinds. Visitors should secure their Son
rentrs Of Omaha here.
Pearl shirt waist sets a. all prices from
Use W.
a nlne line OF sash pins at lge.
special sale in sterling silver nHpkiu
rings and novelties o, all kinds Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
Sensational Sale
Best Underwear


Late in the season our buyer was offered the entire surplus stpcfs Of several
O, the biggest mills IN The country. His EPr cash offer In reply vs accepted and
we secured ths hE stocks Of choicest bE fitting best made underwear for mh
and children At IL 10 n the regular prices
THESE GREAT PURCHASES. AGGBEGA1ING OVER s5omo. WILL q ON sALE
SATURDAY..
THIS PURCHASE INCLUDES THE VERY BEST GRADES MADE
Extra slespeupe in TIM department 10 vn On all promptly.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
No WAR In PASSENGER RATES
eslOniTt SPECIAL viii Not PrsOipitsss Cen
sal WE-fkrs, n Expected
TRAFFIC OFFICIALS MAKING SETTLEMENT
SOrthwestern 10 Expected 10 with
draw COlonast Rate from Ne
brasEA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nj Church Convention.

NC rate war this time. The clouds ara
rolling by and in 8 day or two ] think all
win be bright and warm" said q local
passenger ofhciAl in commenting On the
rumorE that the entire west was about 70
be plunged into another fierce battle over
passenger rates, az q result Of the ~Bpplics-
tioh Of the one-fRre cOlonist rates to Ne
brAskR.
Passenger rate men Of the Union PRcihe,
Burlington and Elkhorn we're in session yes
terdsy endBavuring TO effect some range
msnts for Withdrawing and keeping ont Of
Nebraska these rates which were put in
other parts Of the west End by the North
western applied 10 Nebraska, Iowa and
Wyoming lines and connections.
At the recent meeting Of passenger on
eiEIs Of these roads in Chicago II WIS
tacitly agreed that the gne-hRlf rate. plus
s., would be introduced 10 other sections
covered by these three roads, but not in
Nebraska. as nothing would be gained, but
much loss by such a proceeding. since the
territory Nas controlled by these roads any
WY and they would get the travel n full
rates. The Union PRelhc also wanted 10
keep the rates out OF Kansas.
The Nor1hwestern'E action in applying the
rates TO the Nebraska territory was by no
meAuh Lut Ithln " hlA AElnLAuA hOlNroA
the officials. as has been represented in
some quarters. Il appears TO have been
due to some misconospu0n and the Of
RciEls today are expected 10 have nc din-
Guilty in snecting satisfactory terms.
Another objection 10 the extension Of
these rates 20 Nebraska. Es Was discovered
after the Chicago meeting. wa that they
would lead 10, OF a. least admit OF, cutting
the rates TO Denver and common points
which il is considered would have bssn a
fatal move. Before the hnEl result Of to
DAYS deliberations can be announced the
roads Involved win have 70 confer with
their eastern connecting lines II rs not
doubted however. that EmicEbls and salts
factory plans VIII be MADE.
AaVertisiHE EeBrasks SsiL
The Burlington Passenger department hkI
established q SORT o. advertising bureau a
the Coliseum, where the Christian church
convention IA In progress Tn idsR OF this
plan iE 10 get eastern delegates interested
in Nebraska and have them visit certain
sections Of the state win a view 81 set
ding on fsehrEEkB soil FIRST and Burlington
soil second. A vEsf amount Of bOokE, book.
lets and Othsr Advertising matter ia being
distributed among the delegates.
While NehrRska is being well advertised
Colorado attractions arc being brought Il
the attention Of the people o. TIE u0nvsn,
uOn- Leonard Thompson o. Denver hEi
charge q fhs Col0rad0 department p p
Fodrea IA locking After NearAEkH'E inter,
eElA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
= Dealer says.

one dealer said The settlement OF The
strike win not relieve The coal situation
except In the fact that IL viii make the
people feel easier. and cause them TO be
content 10 take q little coal At a time ana
net attempt 10 buy up an IN sight ana
hustle for more. They vii know that We
VII De able % ser coal later. But am
positive thai Mons q The coal viii reach
Omaha or thc weEt before some time in
January u vii b. three weeks hefore the
mines are put IN normal condition. and then
begins Ia work 81 supplying eastern deal
err VIVA for Eve mnnthE have hesn unable
20 set their urdsrs hled.
IAN the coal that IL taken our Tor the
near two montlE VIII have 10 go 70 the
east, fur n - known that the west can
get Aliens Even n thRt were not 90. We
could set none here becEuss o. the lack
81 transportation. Every year n takes al
summer 10 set the coal scattered through
The western country. and then We have
trouble. and d a. impossible 20 do In q
month what cEnDot be- dane IN ave month";
In one way, said this dealer, the
srriks settlement viii tend % cause suffer
ing heFe. hscSuss many o. the consumers
thinking theF VA be- able 10 set The hard
cual suun. win fnn 10. lHy IN . supply q
sof unfH ne l1n minute n has beer
reported that plenty of coal Is On hand
ana 10 beng belle ~ eastern desiers, mr.
knVw ths "a bs uuuus fU We have tined
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18

silk tEfetH ribbons have advanced Is per
cent. We still have 3 big stock Of these
AH-silk ribbons and for the present will
continue 10 sell the No. 40 ribbons at Toe
per yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18

interesting. II iE expected that forty or
fifty viii enter, whereas only thirty-two
were in the former.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
vHE REAuTT HEooEn
INSTRUMENTS pinosd on record Friday
October IL
Mar-unts D-sas.

NsThUMENTs piRcsd on record Friday.
October IL
Deeds
eueenie J. CunWen 70 L W. SmiIh.
lot . block q South Omaha ...--N !
waiter ErandeE and wife 10 Michael
and Mary sullivan, lot = Cold
hLLs tLD1lN Fo
A , Wilkins and wife 10 M. r. An
osrson, lot a block 10 Kounr1s place s.B00
Va n Anderson and VIE 20 Michael
kelser. LOT Y. block IA. Ehiun's dd- 2aao
" q. Ire ana wife 10 Joaeph and
Annie EWuh0dA. AS feet az eln0 feel
LOT . block IS = 4. R0Eers add l.ED
ouft Claim Deeds
r. h. Ca9zhan 40 J n Callahan. ON.
acre an uNA nek &l<M-.- 4
DeeaA
eherln no f. Il Callahan one acre IN
nNH No. lHU
T0tE Emsuut 81 transfers mex.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
Special for Saturday

Zoe coney collRretteE worth $3.50, for csc
100 ouney scRrfs for pBe each.
100 silk waists. worth s5!BO. for Sg.9B.
50 velour blouses. worth s12.5O, for ss.9s
ATTEND HATDEN's GRAND MILLIN-
cry SALE.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
PRICE OF COAL STAYS HIGH
RssAilsu WI Rot Ont Rates Thsy Have
Already Estab,iIhsd.
SCARCITY OF sUPbrY Is NOW Their PLEA
ArEue that Fresh Fuel from East
Caa1St Ne ObtaineS in Two Months
and Consequently Relief IA
That rnr Away.

omRha m~iiiienaires and Omaha paupers
alike are up against q hard coal PROPOSE
tion that the settlement OF the coal strike
cannot overcome. Denlers all over the city
are unanimous In Saying that the settle
ment Of the STRIKE m TOO late 10 cut
sny ice here 81 least before January ]. and
even then Il is doubtful.
This the dealers say is because none Of
the roal vii reach the western country
during the next three months. Every
hushel that 10 mined nov viii be gobbled
Up by the east. Hnc before the consumers
1hnHe have been supplied the snow viii
have fRlen and The Christmas tide VIII
have pissed and the cold weather viii be
upon the country.
Even AZ the coal were stacked up in ne
eaHt IL wUuld be tmposslbls 70 SET relief
hsrs before ocld NeRtk--. because Of the
lank 81 transportation. sRy the dealers. The
only consolation they hold out 10 the wait
snE multitude here Il that the price which
~ nov fls q ton viii 50 no higher. Cor the
good and suBciHut reason that II the price
vas $50 a ton the dealers could not get IT..
Many Of the schools and hospitals and
other public Buildings in the snst consume
only the hard coal and these win have 10
he supplied hrEt- The west can use sos,
coal 90 corn ucbE snEt as h plsases Und The
oeRierE say that 10 what the west win have
10 aA.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18

CANE SEAT CHAIR. 75c.
selected woods. in best finish, newest de-
sign and highest quality. The factories
closed out their goods to US at & big reduc-
ton 10 clear up stocks, and this enables Us
to offer you the newest and best furniture
for the kitchen OF dining room, the pzrlur
or sitting room. the bedroom OF the once
at q saving Of 1-3 10 u the usual cost.
Bedroom suite, three pieces, hardwood,
fine finish. on sale al s1l90.
Ffve-psce parlOr suit on sale ut 1885.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
Grand HAT Sale

s7b dOBen mems fall and winter hats
now on sale. You can always rely upon
correctness Of style and excellence OF
quality when you purchase a hat at Hay
Gems. Every hat in our vast fall stock
conforms TO the lRtest full fashions in
mems hehdweur. The styles accepted
among good dressers in the big eastern
cities are all here. You pay less for stylish
~heRdweRr here than you expect Our com
plete stock makes IL possible for us 10
satisfy every demand OF the careful
dresser. Becoming hats If 75o. 800. s1.b0.
500 and $3.50.