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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-11
Sold His Round Trip Ticket.

Here is good story told by one
of our local after dinner takers. A
politician died and was admitted into
Heaven. He was delighted with the
magnifcence of the New Jerusalem,
but noticed with regret that he was
the only member of his old crowd
there. He complained of this to ST.
Peter, who had taken quite liking
to him, and the latter arranged a visit
to the lower regions, providing him
with round trip ticket. Arriving in
Hades, his hopes were borne out by
seeing all the boys sitting around a
poker table, where white chips were
a dollar, reds five and so on. They
urged the visitor to take hand. He
refused stating that he was without
money. They insisted, offering to
stake him. He replied that he never
was piker on earth and didn't pro-
pose to commence at that late day.
The game progressed, and the old
campaigner slipped away. Pretty
soon he come back, and said: "Give
me $40 worth of whites" The
astonished players cried: "Why we
thought you said you were broker"
81 was then, boys, but I have sold my
round trip ticket"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-11
Santa Fe Rates.

Sz4. Is Chicago and Return, sell
daily Oct. to Nov. 80, limited 60 DAYS
from date of sale; not to exceed Dec.
Is. Privilege of oneway via St. Louis.
S21.95 Chicago land return. Sell
Nov. &c, q, %, limited to return
Dec. 5. International Live Stock
association.
The Santa Fe is selling End class
tickets to Eastern points at greatly
reduced rates.
$40 Newton and return, on sale
Nov. Oath to Goth, limited return Nov.
18th, Annual Meeting Central Kansas
Teachers Association.
$3.50 FL Paso and return sell
Nov. 1912 & Is limited Nov. 22nd
privilege of extension to 80 days
from date of sale. National Irrigation
Congress.
$50 Portland and return, on sale
Nov. 9Th to 18th, limited Dec. 31st.
Privilege of diverse route. Stop overs
allowed in both directions.
VIM. BALFoUR, Agt.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-11
The Great Cattle Exhibit.

At Union Stock Yards, Chicago
November 26th to December 3rd, is
an event that should not be missed
The aristocracy of the bovine king
dom will be there.
Attend the "International" by all
means.
Via the Santa Fe only S21.65 for
round trip. Ask Santa Fe Agent,
Great Bend.
Chicago Live Stock Show.
Every stockman needs the inspira-
in and benefit of the Internationa l
Live Stock Exhibition.
Arrange your plans to include a
trip to Chicago for this event, Novem-
Der Goth to December Bird.
Round "trip rate via the Santa Fe
S21.65. Ask Santa Fe, Agent.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-11
It is a Good Thing.
Burial

The Harrison Mutual Burial
Association of Barton County, since
it was started in April 1904, has
buried the following persons, giving
them a good, first class funeral, with
out any expense whatever to the
relative: Richard Manning, M. B.
Tunley, Mildred Little, and Mrs.
Mary Butcher, all of Great Bend, and
and J. P. Frey, of Hoisington.
This is the cheapest insurance that
anyone can possibly carry, of this
kind. 1t costs only twelve cents for
each assessment, and ten cents to
become a member of the Associa-
ton.
Parties who wish to become mem
bers of this Association will leave
their names with the Secretary, E. r.
Moses, at his Office.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-11
A. Mountain Tourist.

In search of grand and beautiful
scenery finds such a profusion of rich
es in Colorado and Utah that before
planning a trip it will be well for you
to gain all the information possible.
The Denver & Rio Grande and the
Rio Grande Western publish series
of useful illustrated pamphlets, all of
which may be obtained by writing S..
K. Hooper, general passenger and
ticket agent, Denver, Colo.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-11
Covers Restaurant Robbed.

Burglars broke into Ike Covers
restaurant last night and secured a
shot gun and valise fu of clothing.
The shot gun belonged to man in
Hoisington and was being used by a
colored man who had borrowed it to
go hunting on the bottoms. The thief
has not been apprehended.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-11

Washington, D. G. Nov. 5.-The
full text of the complaint of the
Republic of Panama which resulted in
Taft being ordered to proceed to
Panama to straighten out matters, was
made public this morning. In this
document Panama accuses Governor
Davis with assuming undue authority.
Davis is said to have exceeded the
authority of the United States over
the canal strip. 1t isthis point which
Panama contests. A treaty defining
the rights of both countries is asked
for. Panama says that at no stage of
the agreement did it contemplate
giving up all rights in the canal strip.
The Hay-Herrin treaty, it points out,
says that the United States did not
propose to increase it's territory at
the expense of any South American
republic.
The specific allegation against
Davis is. that he included Labea
in Panama, and Cristobol, in Colon,
in the canal zone respecting United
States custom houses through treaties
executed by both ports for the zone
AS result of Davis act, Pacific
steamers will not clear for these ports,
and have declined to take on cargoes
at Panama. Davis also established
postoffices, selling postage at lower
rates than Panama can, and in thus
cutting down the rate cut down the
source of income. Panama contends
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-11

London, Nov. 5.-The latest re-
ports from the besieged city of Port
Arthur show that the Russians are
firing bombs only when attacked.
This latter precaution is an indication
that they are sustaining shortage of
ammunition. Nearly the entire gar
rlson is at present living under the
ground and are bomb proof. When
the Japanese try to take any fortifca-
tons they always suffer seriously in
trying to Gust the Russians from
their caves. One big Russian
soldier held the entrance to his cave
for two days and succeeded in killing
twelve Japanese soldiers who were
trying to get past him. The latter
finally blew the hole and the Russian
into atoms with dynamite. The
Cars troops are thus stubbornly re-
sisting every inch of the ground.
The warehouse within the town is
reported to have been blown up by
the Japanese shells, and considerable
foodstuffs destroyed. This is con
sidered very serious matter under
the present circumstances. The
Mikado's flag is now said to be flying
on Wantai hill from which point the
Japanese sunk several transports and
set fire to battleship yesterday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-11
Every Broad.Minded Citizen.

Should plan to patronize the In
ternational Live Stock Exposition at
Chicago, November Goth to Deem
Der 3rd.
1t stands for growth and expansion
in livestock production.
Of course you are going!
Low rates via the Santa Fe.
Ask VIM. Balfour, Agent, Santa
Fe.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-11

w. D. Middlekauf has charge of
the Jewelry department at the E. R.
Moses Nero. Co. while Mr.. Simmons
is off on a visit to the st. Louis fair
and his relatives in Missouri.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-11
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

Paris, Nov. 5:-As a result of the
riot in the chamber of deputies yester-
day in which the minister of war was
smashed in the face, Etienne George,
a member of the chamber, states that
he will recommend its abolition at the
session Monday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-11

Kansas City. Mo. Nov. THE
official appointment as bishop of
the Leavenworth diocese was received
from the Pope at Rome by the Rev.
Father LiIlis here today. The latter
succeeds Bishop Fink, who recently
died.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-11
Fire in Hutchinson.

The report comes from Hutchinson
of fire there Saturday night in
which two restaurants, a coal Office
and harness shop are said to have
been consumed by the flames.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-11

Strayed- the Carney ranch,
one spotted heifer, red with white
spots. Branded with on left hip.
Notify this Office.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-11
For Stock Raisers

and farmers-a journal that will &C
quaint you with conditions and oppor-
tunities in the great hustling, busting,
Southwest. "The Earth"-monthly.
illustrated. 25c per year. Sample
copy mailed on request. You'll want
it when you see a copy. Address,
THE EARTH, Ills Railway Ex-
change, Chicago.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-11

Washington, Nov. 5.-The estimate
for appropriations for the department
of commerce for next year was. made
public today. 1t calls for fourteen
million dollars in round numbers,
which is an increase of four million
yer this year. The increased estimate
for regulating immigration is over
million dollars.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-11

Berlin, Nov. THE German pa
pers this morning assert that the gen.
tleman by the name of Clado whom
Admiral Rojestvensky left behind as
being able to clear up the North Sea
affair and who has been figuring in
the dispatches as Captain Clado, is
not a naval officer at all, but a major
in the army. He was with the Baltic
feet as a guest of Rojestvensky.
Major Clado is being loaded with
honors here. Russian society here
is hilarious over the manner in which
the wool is being pulled over the eyes
Of England.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-11-11

Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. THE ma
tional officers of the engineers union
today declared the Illinois coal strike
ended and ordered the men to work
again. A break in the union ranks,
together with the miners refusal to
90 out caused the failure of the strike.
The question of continuing the or
ganization was left to the referendum.
The evening world., 1904-05-10
Boys Shoes and OK
fOrdS .. II, az. .,

Some specially-built models;
perfect fitting, long wearing.
AT no other store we know of can
Shoes and Oxfords of equal merit
be had for so little money.
Shoes of satin calf, stout = soled,
double stitched seams, warranted
not to rip; sizes - to 2, g 40
pair 81 "a; sizes IN to sh play
Shoes of CaSco calf, Goodyear
welted, soles of medium weight,
nobby lasts; sizes - to 2, c. 40
pail, 81. 81; sizes az to 81 pl'So
Oxfords of box calf oak soles, man
nish lasts; sizes - to ., a CT 20
pair, 81. s7; sizes az to 81 pA.So
The evening world., 1904-05-10
Parasols.-i.. Fl.

Colored Taffeta, full 22-inch
model, all the desirable shades.
light and dark furze sticks; sold
by others at $3.50; our
price ...... ........ pZ.o4
Colored silk Taffeta Coaching Par
asols, plain or with three rows of
tucks, bamboo and light and dark
furze sticks; white or ca no
black tips ........... pos>c
Pongee Silk, 22-inch model, inter
lined with green China silk; furze,
bamboo and Scotch this q, no
tie sticks, black tips. po.Sc
Our new Dolly Vardens," 22-in.
models, fine silk taffeta in light
and dark colors; tassels to match.
light and dark antique wood
sticks, silver and gold G Io
tips ........... ....... pTsc>
The. "Alfreda" Coaching, covered
with excellent quality taffeta, tuckS
and rosette around top and one
deep pleat on border;
bamboo sticks with C. Al
brass tips ............. po'4>
The new auto" Club Coaching Par
asols, with case to match; 22-ineh
model, covered with excellent quail
ity silk ~taffeta, basket straw handles,
natural or matching the silk; pretty
silk bow at handle; white tips;
suitable for rain or SUM- 90
SnllS
Club Coaching Parasols, made of
good quality silk taffeta, 22-inch
model, including white, green, cham
payne, blue, lavender and brown,
etched handles, with bow match
. ing covering, black and q m
white tipS............... p4.ZS
For Rain or Sunshine:
.'En Tout Gas Parasols."
list Fl.
They combine the beauty of a
sunshade with the utility of an
umbrella. Covered with excel
lent silk in all colors; Malacca
and partridge sticks with sterling
silver caps; also plain natural
woods with military t~assel; sold
by others at Sto.5O; our prices,
1898, S4.69, S4.98 and S5.9S.
The evening world., 1904-05-10
For Rain or Sunshine:
.'En Tout Gas ParaSolS."
Women'sF Fine Footwear

Gibson Ties, made of tan ideal
kid, light turned soleS, high arch
ed lasts, Louis XIV. heels; a pair,
400
Champagne Kid Oxfords, short
vampS, arched lasts, turned soles,
Louis XIV. heels; a pair. 81. 400
White Duck Gibson Ties, turned
soles, arched lasts, Louis XIV.
heels; a pair. 800
The evening world., 1904-05-10

1o0-yard a C Il
Silk Thread. DC.
22c. Fancy Pin
on Supporters, 15c.
Kirby. Beard &
Co.'S heavy invtsi-
BILE H air Pins,
waved and straight,
all sizes. &c. p
White Lawn. bias
seam Tape. a |
widths. Toe. piece.
See the Lightning
Needle and inde-
pendent s~elf-thread-
or. &c. paper.
15c. piece. Y I'd.
White Garter Web.
&c.
The evening world., 1904-05-10
Flour.
\ Gold Medal, Sleepy Eye.
Pillsbury or Hecker' g..
( Dbl, $500: bag. TIC

Luca Oil-Francisconi. Al.
the finest Italian olive oil.
gallon cans. .S2.1b
s a I q d Dressing-My.
" Wifs ss;;t,stt. bottles. Pc; L
Corn-Ruby brand. The fin
est Maine packing, very sweet
and tender: glib. cans. doz..
S1!6O;
String Beans - Eclipse
brand, extra quality; 2-lb.
cans. doz.. SOc,: can......7c
Peas-Medford brand: extra
Early June, sweet and tender.
exceptional value; 3-lb. cans
doz., S3c.: can.............7c
Peas-Foliage brand, very
sweet and tender: 2-lb. cans,
| regular price, 14c.: reduced to.
per doz., S1.2b; can.......11c
Olives-Extra fancy queen
Olives, full quart Mason Jar.
per at. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The evening world., 1904-05-10
( Sugar.
! Standard GRADUATED, IN (
10 and 10 Id. cotton sacks.
10 lbs. ,


Special Breakfast Blend. a
high grade coffee at q spe-
cially reduced price: sold else
where at zoe. per lb.: for
this sale. 10 lbs. S1.4b;-5
lbs, 73c.; lb.............IO o
Mocha and Java. our special
blend. equal In flavor and
aroma to any 35c. coffee In
the city; our regular voc.
quality. 4 lbs, 800; ID. .2Sc
Our special premium blends
OF coffee are absolutely che
best in the city; pure Mocha
and Java. delicious flavor
and aroma: Nc. 1, Doc. Id.
No. 2, 25c. Id.
TOmatoes-Ben IIur brand.
extra standard. solid packed,
red ripe; 8 lbs, doz.. SSc:;
can
TOmatOes-Foliage brand,
extra quality. solid cold
packed, red ripe; Bib. cans.
i2c. quality, doz.. s1.O0i
IA N HI
The evening world., 1904-05-10
Refrigerators at a Saving.

This lot of Refrigerators is the celebrated Adams
iceberg" which are warranted to render the best
possible sort of service.
We guarantee them to be perfect food keepers.
Made of thoroughly seasoned hard wood; hand
somely ornamented outside castings; hand-carved;
finished in oak antique; solid bronze trimmings; gal
vanized iron shelves; zinc Innings (no wood ex-
posed); self-retaining casters; removable drip pipe;
swinging Dashboard.
And here's the :prices-ieady,in the morning:
The evening world., 1904-05-10

TOO. Silk Ruffled
Side Supporters.
Soc.
soc. Silk Ruffled
Side Supporters,
3Dc.
See demonstration
Of the. Pully Alb
dominal Hose Sup
porter. 6Oc.
See the Delight
Pin for producing
the medium or long
waist effect. o.
Sc. and 10c. "a
yard Cotton Twill
Tape, &c. piece,
i16-yard spool
Black Thread, 10.
3oc. box Of 800
Jet Pins, zoe. box.
The evening world., 1904-05-10

llSSS dc lllOot iioaSiotS
Misses Button Shoes, made OF the
finest vici kid, with patent-leather
or kid tips, hand sewed q An
welts; sizes I'M to 49,. %Z.f>
Misses Lace Shoes, made of tan
Russia calf, self tips, hand c. an
Sewed welts; sizes ith to 2 pZ.4S
Children's Button or Lace Shoes,
made of the finest vici kid, with pat
ent leather or self tips, hand-c =, M
sewed welts; sizes 81 to tt0l.SS
Misses Lace or Button Shoes, made
of kidskin, with patent leather or
self tips, welted soles; sizes Ct m
IN to pAsSS
Misses Oxfords, made of patent
colt or kidskin, the latter with pat
ent-leather tips; sizes tth 81 90
TO
The evening world., 1904-05-10

THE FOLLOWING POPULAR HITS:
II Was Summer Time in Dixieiand.
On a Good Old Trolley Ride.
When We Were Two Little Boys.
Just for the Sake OF Society. q.
Down on the Farm.
Satisfied. A raRti:ne dream.
Under the Anheuser-Bush.
Hannah. Won't You Open n Door.
0uod-by, Eliza Jane.
Scross the Hot Sands. Two-Step. Big Hit.
Dancing In the Moonlight. Splendid .schot-'
tische.
Dear Old Girl.
Meet Me in st. Louis. Louis.
Mississippi Mamie.
Nsynort Relies, Two-sten Played by
Laughing Water. instrumental.
Down, Where the suwanee River Flows.
Ali Aboard for preamland. Won Tilzers
Dancing Topsv. SPLENDID two-step.
Any Rags. Great Coon Song.
Since, I, Learned to Love You. Beautiful
TAPE Mo Peck 10 My own Little Home.
Idttie Moonshins. Two-step. Internezzo.
A big favortte.
FsilinF Star Intermezzo. Better tina
The RJsarv. A splendid hit.
Ny Little Kokqma. 4 Jap bellad:
Rose Of Love Waltz.
The evening world., 1904-05-10
Great Mid-May Sale of Notions
At Prices TO Interest Everybody.

Every hone-sewer or dressnaker having notion needs to supply
will not care to let this sale 60 by without replenshng their work,
basket. 1t is one of those seri-occasonal store events, when prices fall
livery much below their usual Level.
The evening world., 1904-05-10

English Breakfast Tea: ex-
ira fine quality. good vaiue
9 ,a s 1Ss pc, HI lb; for this ssle.
Tea-E nglish Breakfast.
Mixed, Qolong or Ceylon: ex-
ira choice quality: regular
price. SOC. per h.. for this
sale, 3 lbs. 800; lb....30c
Tea-Tea Rose blend. the
tea of teas; n superb blend
OF pure India and Ceylon
Teas; lib. pkg. 60c.; b.lb.
Dkg .SSC
The evening world., 1904-05-10
Twenty five Per Cent. Saved You on Finest Groceries

h,
I. Adams best laundry soap,} ,
full 1900. cakes; box COS
cakes, 81. 10: box 80 cakes,S
$1.4O; o cakes. .2Sct
Soap.
Adams pure borax soap,
box 200 cakes). S3.7Si~6S
cakes .ZOc1
Asparagus - Swan brand /,
large. white, tender stalks:
doz., 81. 80: can 2oc
Rolled Oats-Finest quail
ity, thoroughly cleaned kim
dried; 10 lb. .........,. .33c
Olive OIL Jaaues Duprat
& Cie.. absolutely pure virgin
olive oil, ct. bot. DOC. pit.
bottle 'oVc
SalmOn-Maple Leaf brand,
finest Columbia River salmon ,
steaks; lib. flat cans: doz.,
$&.&O; can .1Oc I,
Pickles = Chow Chow or /,
Mixed. full quart Mason jars, !
quart 2Oc |
VineEar-Pure apple cider
vinegar. gallon jug.......26c ;
Starch-Best quality lump
starch. 3 .22c
BOneless Bacon.
Mild sugar cured. lean
strips, delicious. sweet
flavor; strip about 8 H.,
per ID. ........-.......11c
The evening world., 1904-05-10

We offer, in the clock department, at
exceptionally attractive prices, a fine
collection of this pretty ware. 1t re-
Sembles real Bronze, as closely as the
imitation can, yet costs but a fraction
as much. For this reason il is eSpe-
The evening world., 1904-05-10
"Right Shape" Shoes.

Force a child to wear %il-ftting Shoes and you mortgage its future
comfort, with perfect assurance that the mortgage will be forecloSea
later. II" '~V " FFsMNH.
Fright Shape" Shoes, made to our order, are the result Of much
careful study. They are offered to parents who would guard against
deformitv in their chidren's feet as they would shum pokons in their
chldren's food. They are ideal for growing feet, in that they are the
right shape for assisting foot development along natural lines
The evening world., 1904-05-10
Berlin BrOnZeS
for the
Summer Home

cially desirable for Summer home decoration, serving we'll as a 81
stitute for the more costly pieces you do not care to ~jeopardize
moving. BOsemc
Statuettes, distress and Rescue" 10 inches high, each. .9Sc
BuSts, 'Saambo'' and cleopatra" on colonial marble
Vases edSi zoe
Figures, gracefully poised, holding Tifanette glass bowls;
suitable for card receivers. .................. Sl.SO
Figure of a Girl ideal study, II inches high, each. e. S2.24
Card Receivers, 12-nch figure of a girl for standard, each,
S4.11 and. .S49S
Oval Trays, handsome base in relief designs, size i5xoa
incnes s4oo
Thermometers, Berlin bronze and white metal, ~ inches
high, mounted on onyx ~pedestas, S4.98 o........Stt.e8
The evening world., 1904-05-10

arms, seat and back upholstered with red or
green tapestry;fsold by others at $1,000; our
price. 1924
Six-piece Mission Library Sets, including Sofa,
arm chair, reception chair, rocker, writing desk
and magazine rack; covered to order in your
choice of red or green tapestry; sold by others at
$1,000; our .$44.S4
Mission Couch, with magazine rack attached,
large size; 3 feet wide and 6 feet 6 inches long, all
spring edges, covered with medallion tapestry and
rep; a handsome couch that may be transformed
into f~ullsize single bed; manufactured exclu-
sively.f for us --... ---...-.--- S24.06
The evening world., 1904-05-10

sugar Cured HaIns.5
}Swift's or Armour's: small .
sizes; very lean; special
}sugar cured; no higher in 4
price than the large, fat 4
kinds usually advertised,
but much superior in quail
Sly; o to IL lbs. each;
}in'
The evening world., 1904-05-10
A Mark-DOwn Sale of Oriental Rugs.
Special Lowering of Prices No Other House

tS >t.a.s Has Met.-sd4FL
Nhis>issthe one Oriental Rug store we know of conducted upon a
strictly cash basis; that pays no commissions and gfves.no discounts.
Whatever sentiment may attach to these rare Eastern weaves II Is
a~bsenhinthe. selling,
Very Special Reductions:
The evening world., 1904-05-10
Summer Blankets
and ComfortabIes.

Comfortables, covered with fig
ured silkoline, pretty patterns,
e. TOM. s.: o. quality atty 70c
Silkoline Comfortables, covered
on both sides with beau
tiful figured silkoline; DS
full size; at.... 49,. SA0
Eastern White Wool Blankets,
with pretty borders, ~,
double bed size; at, DIO
pair. ~4/'
The evening world., 1904-05-10
A DepOSitOr'S Account Permits You to Hav
Your Purchases CHARGED.

The patrons who enjoy the benefits Of our unique Depositors' Ac-
count System number we'll into the thousands.
They deposit as much or as little as they care to, with this. under
standing: -
Money may he withdrawn at a moments notIca. -
Purchases rs=y be made In the usual way and charged ~
{ SagainSt sum on deposit.
Statements will be rendered monthly.
Interest at the rate of 4 per cent, compounded every
three months, will be allowed on the unexpended balance.
No checks can be drawn against the deposit.
This plan gives you all the conveniences of the credit system without
subjecting you to any of its faults. The chief fault of a credit system
is The cost of maintaining il, through expensive credit machinery and
unavoidable loss by bad debts. all of which you pay in higher prices
at the credit store. At Macys the man who pays his bills does not
make up for bad debts by higher prices.
We invite you to investigate this system. The department is located
on the balcony, over the main floor.
The evening world., 1904-05-10

| Sc. Fancy Pearl
Head Hat Pins. 10.
each. 8 for loo.
&c. l0O-count Jet
Pin Cubes. &c.
Kerr's L u r o
Twist. 1Oc. spool.
l0c. Rubber-lined
Dress Shields. DC.
pair.
l5c. L~ight-weiRht
Dress Shields, 1Oc
75c. dozen pairs.
The Benton Belt
Pin, a device for
'eeplng the belt ex-
actly where you
place It. 1Oc.
5. Q, &c. Safety
Pins. Be. doz.. 2oc.
gross.
The evening world., 1904-05-10

! The fashionable
] stock to make the
! latest girdle. Every
I shape made, in both
black and white.
lOc I'D.
The Simmons Cir
! die Former gives
] the French round
effect. See demon
1 8 I o n at the
1 counter. loo.
Pinette. for max
ing b b girdles.
; 15c. n set.
Fine quality silk
. -hiffon Stock Foun-
! iation Collars. loo
35c. Fancy Silk
! Stock Foundation
, Collars. 1Oc.
The evening world., 1904-05-10
Specials i'm Wine Dept.

When You Buy by the Gallon We Furnish jug Free.
Three Star Rye Whiskey, five years old.
Our regular prices-$2.34 gal; SIC. bottle.
Our special prices-S2.l4 gal; 43c. bottle.
Old Hermitage Rye-12 Yrs. Old.
Our regular price, 94c. a bottle; special 6oc.
Or,o Cfor Due Xx/L>;.Lax,
The evening world., 1904-05-10
Mems Shoes and Oxfords.-
Grades sold by
Others at $3.50
Shoes
| at $40.

Shoes in vici kid, Goodyear welted soles, Straight las
trimmed edges; sold by others at $500.