Lawrence Daily World from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 3

Telephone No. 182 for Wiedemann's A HETE0 OLITAN AFP AIR. HEMES ft CO. Tomorrow is Bargain Friday at Innes'. A Weekly Event Brings Better Values With Each Recurrence The following bargains are for Friday only: 40 Inch Camels Hair Wool Mixtures, good Fall styles, worth 3c, bararain Friday.

20o Men's Initialed Japanett Handkerchiefs, worth 12t bargain Friday. Children's Hemstiched Haadkerchief on bargain Friday 2 for 5c Fancy Ribbons. Bargain Friday 19c- Special in Ladles, 5en'8 and Children: underwear. A special price cn Caildren's Hose in colors. Hew Black Goods for Autumn.

Everything worthy of a showing in Black Goods is here, Lawrence women know that when notice is issued from our Black Goods Department to the effect that the seasons favorites are on display it is useless them to spsnd time in inspecting other Dress Goods stocks No desirable weave escapes the attention of our lyers aiid many nevelties net seen by other morchants find exclusive showing in our stock. Innes, Nace Hackman, Successors to GEO. INNES. Society Notes. Miss Elaaa Glffo'd enFertiln4 a farewell party for Miss Mrjone How- ersock Saturday aiternocn frm 5.

Forrest Cocuran and Will Gtirseia went to Atchison yesterday to attend the Corn Carnival. Miss Est alle Riddle leaves tomorrow for her home in Minneapolis lor a few days visit. The Sigma Nu's give a hop this eyening in Pythian hall. Mr. Rose, the college secretary of the Y.

M. arrived this morning and will remain here for several das. F. Perkins and daughter, Marga ret, are expected to arrive home Sat urday from Wisconsin, where Miss Perkins has spent the past three months. Rev.

W. A) era will return te rn rrow frooi Deuver, where he has bien spending the past two weeks. ssjt aara Radford, state secretary of the Y. W. C.

is expected to a "rive here Monday and will remain ail nxt week. Miss France Albert Jwill entertain a number of herfrieoda at her home this evening. The Riverside Heaters burn les fuel than any other. At Achhing's. Get the best.

It does not pay to eat groceries of doubtful merit whea you can get the best for the same money at Guenther's, 721 Mass. st. Oscar Lander, son of Mr. and Mr Jacob Lander, of Lawrence, was mar ried last night in Topeka to Miss Freda Schaeffler, and they will mate their home in Kansas City where Mr. Lander is employed by the Postal Telegraph Co.

The weddicg was at tended by Jacob Lander and his entire family. Lawrence merchants have the larg est stepks of goods oq hand that they cave shown for years and there is every reason why they should have a big trade this fall and winter. The Wo -ld has been putting itself into shape to give them big advertising values and altogether everything is as lovely as a marriage bell. iUI Kansas The Millinery Opening is on. The crowds are here.

The stock is here. The correct styles are here and the right prices are here. The open ing will continue Friday and Saturday. Everybody invit ed to attend. Specials for Friday and Saturday Come Early for Them.

Men's Japanette hemstitched silk embroidered initial handkerchiefs. Eich 7c Womens all lined hemstitched handkerchiefs. Each 4c Woodbury's Facial Soap; 25c cake for 18c Palm Olive Toilet Soap. Something new; a cake 4 and 5 Inch Taffetta Silk Ribbons, fancies worth to 50c a yard for 1 0c. LOCAL BRIEFS.

H. L. Steven9 went to Colorado yesterday. Peanut and taffy candy at Weide- ann's tonight. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Wherry went to Kansas City this morning. Riverside Ventiduct neater, best heater on the market at Achning's. Ab3 Levy has gone to Sallna to help in the decorating for the street fair.

SCHOOL SUPPLIES. Tablets, Drawing Tablets, Theme Paper Tablets, Note Paperof all sorts, Examination Paper Everything of the sort used in Uni-yersity and public schools. ROWLANDS HALL 7 To mass. St. Strawberry and vanilla ice cream and pineapple ice at Wiedemann's today.

There will oe a church social and reunion at the First Baptist church tonight. Kate Nolan, of the Innes store, has taken a position with Doggetat Kansas City. P. II. Roberts, of Hester's, has enrolled at the university to take the medical course.

If you want to attend a business college it will be to your Interest to see the World about scholarship go to THE HOnE STOnE for 1105 Mass. St. School Supplies. All the text books used in the traded schools are sold here, MRS. A.

J.PRENTISS, Tel. 219-3. The number of surveying parties making gridirons of the country forcibly remind the old settlers of the old boom days. Olin Bell and family and J. H.

Bell returned today from New York, where Mrs. Bell and children have been spending the past three months- G. A. Hamman, M. D.

specialist in diseases of te'Eje, Ear, Nose and throat Glasses adjusted at reasonable examination tree, 917 Mats Lawrence. For Rent A. large room on first floor. Has gas, and privileges of bath room. Will rent to one or two Voung gentlemen.

Enquire at 905 Louisiana street. Guilford' Chappel, of Newkirk, a last year's K. U. student, who has been spending a couple of days In the city, left this morning for Ann Arbor. Go to Barber Bros, drug store for preemptions, cigars, fine perfumery, etcM selling agents for Beggs Diarrhoea Balsam.

It cures colds and bowel complaint. LAWRENCE 1 pure ice cream, Steel and cast Riverside Ranged won't burn your Sold by Achnlng. A marriage license was issued today to Simon B. Mordy. of Relle Piaines? and Miss Etta S.

Kettering, of Le-compton. Terrible plagues, those itching, pestering diseases of the skin. Put an end to misery. Doan's Ointment Cures. At any drug store.

Union Pacilic Tea Store open lor business tomorrow, livery-thing in Teas, Coffees, Spices, J. V. HALL, 731 Hass. street, with Peiroe's filusic Store. Mrs.

L. S. Purcell died at her home north of town last night. The burial will be In Oak Hill cemetery on Saturday. Lander, general president of the Guarantee Union is in town.

He reports that his new order is doing nicely and that he will soon have an organization in this city. Mrs Nellie Scott is supreme secretary and Judge A. A Cooper formerly of this city is treasurer. Health for ten cents. Cascarets makes the bowels and kidneys act naturally, destroys miciobes, or cure headache biliousness and constipa tion.

All druggists Students shnnlri hp nnrp that their eyes are in fTT'condition for the new 4school term, and if classes are needed cet them at once Eyes examined bv a crraduate nf the Chicago Ophthalmic College, at ESTER'S. Optician Jeweler. Miss Stevenson, a professional hair dresser from Kansas City, arrived in the city yesterday and will have charge of the Misses Hutt's hair dressing parlor Ernest Newlin is at work with a railroad surveying party who are at work on the Wakarusa. They were at Ray's grove today and John Newlin went out and took dinner with them. A diseased liver declares itself by moroseness, mental depression, lack of energy, restlessness melancholy and constipation.

HERBINE will restere the liver to a healthy condi ion. Price 50c. Barber Bros. fly the Gar Load. is the way we do business.

A Gar Load ot Matchless Shaw Pianos have just been unloaded, and Two Gar Foads of Marshall Wendell Pianos, TIME HONORED INSTRUMENTS, have been ordered and will soon be here. Added to these are the Celebrated Russell Pianos that we receive every day from the factory, and numerous other Instruments and it makes our stock absolutely complete. The Qaality is Here and the Pi ice is Right. make payments easy and take your old instruments in exchange. NEW PIANOS FOR RENT.

'Olin Bell. Tin Beauty of xh.t Millinery Displayed it Sliearer'i today Draw a Large Numbsr of Lawrence and Oat ox Town Ladies. Last spring the millinery opening at Shearer's was the cause for remark upon account of its magoificence and the opening today has been pro nounced even better than that. The second flior is beautifnlly trim med with harmonlz ng colors, artis tlcally arranged, atd a large number of palms add beauty to the scene. There are a large number of pattern hats shown and they are of special beauty.

There seems to be some thing entirely new in arrangement this fall and the new hats in PeaTl Gray, Royal Blue, Castor and black are wondeiful creations. Another arrangement that is proving very popular is made of the breasts of sea gulls. One beautiful creation made in this manner with a collarette to match was immediately sold to a popular Lawrence lady. The cases and tables are filled with hats, but they are so arranged that they do not have the effect of crowding and therefore show up to much better advantage. Toe store was well filled today and -the number of hats sold was much larger than is generally expecced upon opening daye.

From the stock shown one thing is certain and that is that the Stoearer millinery department will keep up and add to the excellent reputation that they gained Inst spring. Lniner Confesses. This morning after Marshal Pren tice received his mail, which contained several letters in regard to Lusher one in particular describing the buggy as havlDg been stolen at Abilene, which fixed Lusher 's guilt beyoDd question, he decided to make a lull confession to the Marshal. He stated that he stole the fice grey mare from Sm. Tcole, a farmer living ten miles north of Sallna; and the harness from Thos White living one mile east of Salina; the buggy from Ge Dunlap of Abilene.

The sheriff at Abilene was notified of the cap ure of the thief with the Abilene buggy and the Sheriff at Salina was notified in regard to the horse and harness. Sheriff Forsse of Salina telegraphed the Marshal to hold the man and he would come down for him In the morning with a warrant. A Suspected Post Office Eobbar. This morning at eight o'clock Mar shal Prentice receivea a telephone message from the Post Master at Williamstown, saying that the pott office there was robbed last night a small number of stamps and some cnange belDg taken. And giving a description of the man who was sup posed to have committed the crime.

Saying that it was known that he wes jming this way and to arrest htm if possible and hold him for investigas tion. TLe Marshal immediately sent offi- C3rs Fisher and Morton out on the Union Pacific track to the northern limits of the city where they soon captured the man wanted. The man is now held at the police station subject to the action of the postal au thorlties. Police Conrc. Phil Harvey charged with disturbing the peace, case continued till next Monday morning.

Jim Strode same charge trial set for Monday morning. Lulu Bell charged with street walking, trial set for tomorrow at 8:30. Wm. Hayden, disturbance of the peace, trial tomorrow at 8:30. Gertie Gunter charged with bad conduct, trial tomorrow 8:30.

Harsh man charged with assault, trial set for next Monday. On Monday Night. An error in last night's paper made it appear that the sugar mill meeting would be held at the court house Ton Saturday night, Monday night was intended to be mentioned. The meeting promises to be a good one and our people should see what there is in the proposition. The merchants and business men of Lawrence are preparing to make a collective effort to pull business to Lawrence.

An organization of the merchants is talked of and will probably be perfected within a week. There will be no social features to the asseciation and its work will be straight business. ISS MITCHELL. Hair Dressing and tlCIanicuring Parlors. Importer and man nfacturer of Fine Hair Goods and Toiie Ar4tota.

Cirav hair rstnrd. Chirnnmlv finrl facial treatment. Superfluous hair removed. Miss Boulton's Millinery store. 0 Tailor Has the right goods at the right prices- 800 Mass- St Over The Hub.

Manwarlng Bros, today sdipped one of their prize Bertrshiie pigs to Senetor Harris' Linwrori farm. Buy the Riverside Ventiduct heater Something new, heats up and down stairs with the same fuel. Fold only by Chas. Achnlng. Mr.

and Mrs. H. B. Ober, Mr. and Mrs.

W. T. Sinclair and Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Pierson will form a party to visit the street fair at Topeka. They will probably leave Lawrence next Sunday. WHITE'S CREAM VERMIFUGE is perfectly harmless, and will remove every worm. It is also a tonic, and by its strengthening properties will restore to cheeks the rosy hue of ealth.

Price 25 cts. Barber Bros. Mrs. Frances Tuschner, of Glen wGOd, Montana, has taken a place in Mrs. King's barber shop.

Mrs. Tuschner is a first-class workman and is familiar with every branch of the trade. Sitting In'a Chair, Mouth open gasping for breath. It asthm. Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup will give instant relief, and in time will cure the worst cises, We guarantee it.

Barber Bros. IfCCl Cn'Q is the best place in the E- JL-1- rl wJ city to buy your tablets and school supplies of all kinds. Text books for both city and county school, in new or second hand. Cash paid for your old book a. Fine line of correspondence stationery, wall paper, etc.

Picture frames made to order. J. Keeler, Filler used In tbese Cigars are the shorts of the Famous La Preferencia Cigars is guaranteed to be genuine Havana. llSiiiiriG agnefic 624 street, Profs. Ford, Christy Snell Graduates ot ''Weltmer Method, have opened a Magnetic institute at 624 Louisiana street and are now prepared to relieve the sick and afflicted from all acute and chronic diseases Magnetic treatment is entirely divorced from all drugs or chemica'sj and is based wholly on scientific principals.

It cures the most stubborn chronic cases, many long standing cases cured in one or two weeks. We can furnish many testimonials ol wonderful cures made by us while operating in North Missouri Magnetic Institute, where hundreds of patients have lound relief from ills that all other methods failed to re. The cures made by us are not temporary cures but are permanent for when the body is once put in its natural conditon with every organ performing Its function, disease is eradicated from the system. Call and see us. Consultations and examination free, Lady assistant for 1 1 dies Kansas Magnetic Institute, Lawrence, Kansas.

MM 3 Ml iipy The and EUGENE VALLINS Maker, Complete business and shorthand courses. Evening school begins Oct 2. Send for catalogue. I. STEVENSON, Prin.

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