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IB THE OMAHA DAILY BBE : WEDNESDAY , SEPTEMBER 27 , 1809.
BOSTON STORE EXTRA ,
Open 'Till 8t30 Ereninga So That All May
Bee Our Interior Electric Display
AND BUY OUR GREAT SPECIAL BARGAINS
Never Iloforc WITP We In n Position
Vnl-
tn OITcr Sticli Uxtrnorillimry
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We Do In TliU Snlc.
SALE TODAY AND ALL TUB WEEK.
WELCOME.
OUT OF TOWN VISITORS
Make yourself thoroughly at homo In our
In Omaha. Wo have
irtoro during your stay
upccLal waiting room for ladles , special check
ing room , In fac-t everything for your com
fort and convonlenco while d ° wn town >
GRAND SALE KID GLOVES.
kid gloves In black ,
grade
C.OOO pair high
brown and al colors , worth tn the regular
way up to $1.50 , all go on bargain uquaro at
JLTrgo'barjfaln table of misses' , chlldren'o
lined underwear
and Uojo1 Jersey ribbed and fleece
derwear In medium and extra heavy weight ,
all the best quality , all sizes , go at IGc , 19o
and 25c , worth up to GOc.
' ribbed , allk
Immense lots of ladles' Jersey
trimmed , nccco lined , vesta and pants , all
sizes , BO nt 16o and 25o each , worth BOc.
$100 quality ladles' medium and heavy
wolgM waxony wool ribbed and extra heavy ,
fine cottou , llccco lined underwear , go at 49o
oich. . . , ,
1,000 , C5c quality ladies' Jersey ribbed
medium and heavy weight union suite , all
sizes , In natural gray , go at 25e suit.
$2.00 qaallty finest Jersey ribbed , natural
wool union suits , fleece lined , Florence and
Onolta styles , go at 93c suit.
Finest qualllty ladles' fancy cashmere wool
underwear la camel's hair effect , sanitary
natural wool , light blue and salmon color , all
made of the finest wool , worth up to $1.60
each , go at C9&
IGc quality ladles' , misses' and boys fast
black hose , In plain and heavy ribbed full
seamless , all go at 6c pair.
20s quality , extra flno medium and heavy
weight fleece lined and lisle thread hose for
ladles go on bargain table at lOc pair.
1,000 pair ladles' flno Imported French lisle
thread hose , In plafn black and fancy atrlpeo
and plaids , all go at 25c pair.
35c quality ladles' , misses' and children's
finest imported Saxony -wool knit mittens , all
sizes , go At ICc pair.
3c ! ) quality beat silk taffeta gloves go at
15c pair.
AK-SAR-I5EN SALE BLANKETS.
Full slzo cotton bed blankets , 39o pair.
Extra heavy cotton bed blonkete , largo slzo ,
heavily napped , 75c pair.
Deal grade largo elzo cotton blankets , gen
erally sell at $2.00 pair , go at $1.25 pair.
Half wool , largo 11-4 size blankets , $1.98 pr.
Strictly all wool silver gray blankets , $2.50
pair.
pair.Those handsome plaid blankets , pink , light
blue , navy and red plaids , always sell at $5.00
pair , at this sale $3.50 pair.
Hand-knotted and tufted , extra large size ,
comforters , made In our own work rooms , go
at $1.50 each ; equal to any eastern made
comforter that sells for $3.50.
GRAND SPECIAL SALE CARPETS.
Extra heavy union Ingrain carpets , 25c yd.
Cotton chain , all wool filled Ingrain carpet ,
always sells at 50c , our prlco 39e yard.
Strictly all wool , very heavy , Ingrain car
pet , 60c yard.
Lowell Ingrain carpet , always sells at 90c ,
our price 65c yard.
For this sale only , Wilton , velvet , tno-
qnette. Axmlnster , and all the high pile car
pet that generally sells for $1.15 , go at 85c
yard. All the new fall patterns.
SPECIAL RUG BARGAINS.
Fringed carpet rugs , worth $1.88 , go In this
sale only at 98c each.
GRAND SPECIAL SALE LACE CURTAINS.
Ono big table odd loco curtains , worth up
to $2.50 pair , go at 29c each.
Ono new line of plain center Batt'onberg
Imitation lace curtains , largest line In
Omaha. All of them absolutely new patterns ,
go at $1.98 , $2.50 and $2.98. Nothing newer ,
notVIng moro nobby , and ours is the largest
assortment In Omuba. Wo do the curtain
business.
HEAVY CURTAINS.
Grand special solo ot tapestry curtains at
$1.98 , $2.9S , $3.98 , $5.00 , $7.50 and $12.50 pair.
'Jhls Is the only complete assortment In the
west , and we do the business.
EXTRA SPECIAL.
1,000 yards of all silk tapestry , Brogatelle ,
Florentine Bilk and satin damask , a special
purchase made by our eastern buyer , goods
worth up to $10.00 yard , wo make one uni
form prlco , $1.39 yard. This Is a rare offer-
Ing.
BIG SALE MEN'S CLOTHING.
The grandest opportunity over presented
in Omaha to buy first class up to date cloth
ing for men and boys at a fraction of Its
value. Our men's and boys' clothing stock
Is absolutely perfct , perfect In assortment ,
perfect in fit , perfect In make and exactly to
jour tnsta In prlco.
For the next three weeks wo will sell
men's $7.50 business suits for $5.00.
Men's $10.00 and $12.00 handsome fall and
winter suits , for $7.50.
Men's $15.00 extra flno suits for $9,98.
At $19.00 wo will sell some of the finest
fall audjWlnter suits for men that can bo
juade , worth regularly up to $35.00.
$7.50 men's covert cloth top coate , $5.00.
Gentlemen's English covert cloth dreas
overcoats , $9.98.
Hoys' $3.50 school suite , $1.98.
Young men's $0.50 long pants suits , $3.50.
$1.00 boys' school knee pants , 39c
EXTRA SPECIAL SHOES.
The continuation of our grand ealo of shoes
has crowded our shoo
departments , both up
stairs and down , from morning until night ,
every day of the sale. '
Our shoes are the very best that money
can procure ; the newest styles , the very lat-
OBt Ideas and the prices make you a caving
of from $1.00 to $3.00 a pair.
fiOe ladlc ' ovorgalters go at 19c.
Infants' 39c kid moccasins , 7c.
This is the one extreme , and the other
extreme Is
$6,00 men's shoes for $4.00.
$5.00 and $6.00 Indies' shoes for $3.00 and
$3.50.
$7.00 ladles' shoes' for $4.00 ,
All the regular $1.00 shoco for $2.BO.
All the regular $3.00 shoes for $1.98.
All now styles.
BOSTON STORE , OMAHA ,
ICth and Douglas Sts ,
Think It Over ,
The case against John T. Cummins ,
proprietor of clear stands at the exposition ,
charged with violating the labor statute ,
was heard In the police court Monday
afternoon anil taken under advisement by
Judge Gordon. An this Is thu Unit cuse
under the new statute , the attorneys de
fending Cummins have raised the question
of the constitutionality of the law. The
Judge said he would give a , decision next
Monday ,
GALLANTRY BETRAYED THIEF
Sinn Who HloJe A\nleh Mlnht Ilnve
KncniiPil Conviction , tint ( or an
Act Of I'fllltPIICNN.
The police took Into custody Monday aft
ernoon Dd Murphy andi George Ilutton for
the theft of a valuable watch from Sarah
Smith , 924 Capitol avenua. Murphy was ar
rested by "Daddy" Ryan shortly after the
theft was committed. Button was caught by
the Council Uluffs police later In the evenIng -
Ing , being brought buck for trial by Detec
tives Hudson and Helan.
The Smith woman was wearing on her
waist a $75 watch pot v 1th rubles and dia
monds. The two men entered her apartment ,
and one of them held her while the other
unclasped the timepiece and ran out the
door. Murphy , who held the woman , re
mained to toll her that the transaction was
a Joke. The victim failed to sco the Joke ,
and calling Officer Hyan , had Murphy placed
under nrrcst.
When the Smith woman called at the sta
tion to Identify Murphy she was not positive
aho knew him , but Murphy settled doubts
when ho appeared bcforo her 'by ' politely
doffing his hat. As there was no evidence
against him , ho might have escaped convic
tion for the theft hod ho been shrewd
enough to deny having seen the woman be
fore. Murphy confessed to the police he
hold Mrs. Smith whllo Button robbed' ' her ,
saying ho supposed the theft was a Joke.
Button denies ho knoms the woman or Mur-
Phy.
OUR TERRITOKIAL PIONEERS
Mcctlnir to He llclil nt tlic Orcntcr
Atnerlem Ixonltlon , October
4 niid fi.
Robert W. Furnas of Brownvllle , presi
dent of the Nebraska Territorial Pioneer as
sociation , and Daniel II. Wheeler , acting
secretary , Omaha , have Issued a call for n
reunion In the Auditorium at the exposition
October 4 and 5. The call eays :
"Thla Is a Bpoclal meeting on a special oc
casion and for a special purpose , bollovlug
thereby a greater enlistment of Interest can
bo secured for the organization , preparatory
for the annual meeting to be held In Lincoln
In January next. Wo ask and expect each
member and his family will bo present. Any
person who became a resident of Nebraska
prior to March 1 , 1807 , and their children
and grandchildren arc entitled to become
members , fee $1.00 no dues. Old cottiers
wio have resided
in Nebraska fifteen years
or moro are also Invltod to bo present. Please
notify all your friends and neighbors. Ad
mission to Auditorium from Sixteenth street
entrance. AH who attend this meeting will
bo admitted to Exposition grounds at re
duced rates. Uoducod rates on all railroads.
No charge for admletrton to Auditorium.
Write the secretary If you can fee present.
"Talks will bo made by Hon. J. Sterling
Morton , Dr. George L. Miller , Orlando TeUt
J. E. North and others , "
Dr. W. 0. Bridges leaves this evening for
New York city and will bo absent several
weeks. Ho leaves hla practice with Dr. J. E
Summers , Jr.
C. P. Harrison's real estate ad. omitted
yesterday by mistake , see hla special ad.
today.
Announcements.
Two hours and a half of solid fun ; two
hours and a half of farce comedy abound
ing in bright lines and comical situations ,
a comedy so liberally punctuated by the
laughs of the audience- that It Is almost
a mass of punctuations marks , and that is
"Dear Old Charley , " which closes Its en
gagement at Boyd'o theater with a matinee
performance this afternoon and one this
evening. The curtain will not go up this
evening until after the big military and
civic parade , thus enabling all those who
wish to see the whole performance ample
time.
David Hlgglns has a now play to bo given
a Now York production , but until that
tlmo he will continue with his present com
pany playing "At Plney nidge , " his fine play
of the Tennessee mountains. This drama
will bo the attraction at Boyd's theater for
the balance of the week , commencing Thurs
day night , when It will bo given with Mr.
Hlgglns and Georgia Waldron In the leading
roles.
At the Trocadero theater , where the
Trocadero Opera company is presenting
"Glroflo-Glrotla , " a three-act comic opera ,
each night this week with matinee this
afternoon and Saturday , the curtain will
not go up tonight or Thursday night un
til after the big parades are over. The
opera furnishes two hours and a half of
hearty laughter.
Tbcra IB plenty of amusements In Omaha
this week , hut It Is safe to say that no
visitor will find any more enjoyable enter
tainment than that afforded at the Crelgh-
ton-Orpheum , where Minnie Palmer , the
famous comedienne , Is appearing nightly
In a brilliant one-act play entitled , "Rose
Pom-Pom. " Among the other attractive
features are the Cardownlo troupe of In
ternational dancers ; the new American bl-
ograph , showing now war pictures which
create the greatest enthusiasm ; Powers
and Pearl , refined travesty comedians ;
Chovrlal , French comlque and violinist ;
Hall and Staley , eccentric comedians , and
Ircno Franklin , singing comedian. Matinee
today and Saturday. Tonight and tomorrow
night the performance will begin Immedi
ately after the Ak-Sor-Ben parade.
A tVeiv Hentltizr Device.
A fire which can bo touched off with a
match gives as much or as little beat as
you want , can bo turned off or on at will ,
and Is free from odor , dust or ashes ; In fact ,
a lire which possesses all the advantages
necrssary for the perfect heating of all
kinds of cook and other stoves and fur
naces , Is worthy of consideration by all
citizens Interested In the problem of
cheaper and better fuel. This new method
can be seen In operation for a few days
heating a cook otovo at 219-221 South Four
teenth street , near Farnam.
TO KANSAS CITY ANI > ST. I.OUIS.
Hrfreiuely I.ovr Hilton South 1 > y the
lliirlliiKtou Honte.
$ D.SO , Omaha to Kansas City and return ;
September 27 , October 7. Good to return
till October 9.
$11.60 , Omaha to St. Ixsuls and return ;
October 1-6 , Good to return till October 9.
Tickets at Burlington city office , 1502 Far
nam street , or at Burlington station , Tenth
and Mason streets.
Inilliiii Chief Will I'n-nch.
Rev. Felix Mays , Indian chief , will
preach in the Gospel tabernacle tonight ,
corner of Fifteenth and Davenport streets.
Evangelist J. A. Dooley In charge of ser
vices.
We repair cooks , ranges , heaters and
furnaces. 1207 Douglas , Omaha Stove Re
pair Works.
NEW YORK
DRWGY
THK NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Round $41.00 Trip ,
Sept. 25-26-27.
Call at the Company's Now Offices ,
1401 and 1403 Faro am St.
DIUII.
MAIMnERa lira. C , P. , died at 1 o'clock
Monday , Setrrtember 25.
Funeral Wednesday at 1 o'clock , from 3024
I > ake St. Friends invited.
ROQKRS Clara , at 1:15 : a. m. September
24 , belovwl wlfa of A. T. Rogers ,
Funeral from her late residence , 2415 In
diana Ave. . at t p. m. , Thursday , Septem
ber 2S. Filenda Invited.
ASTMAN-Wllllara. aged 49 years , on Sep.
tember 25.
Funeral Wednesday afternoon from 2133
. 2itU St. . at a o'clock. Friends Invited.
HAvnm nnos.
Crncltfrr ( Jlvcn Avrnr.
With every one of our $12.CO 100-pleco dec
orated Wlllrtts dinner neta wo will give
away the following :
One complete decorated lamp and ahndo.
Onodccbratcd toilet dish.
Ono fruit dish.
Ono pair flno bisque figures.
Ono flno china cuspidor. I
Ono sot wlno glasses.
Ono sot salt and pcpcrs.
Ono teapot.
Onoollvo dish.
Ono spoon tray.
Ono set tumblers.
Otio flno vase.
The goods wo glvo away with this dinner
set are worth $9.62.
HAYDEN BROS.
$7.75
To Chicago.
$12.75
To Chicago and Return
October 2 to 9.
These reduced rate tickets are good on
limited trains
via
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE ,
6:40 : am , 8:15 : pm.
Lv. Omaha 4:55 : pm , nrrlv , Chicago 7:45 : am.
7:05 : pm , 9:30 : am.
Now City Offices 1401 and 1403 Farnam St.
TIIAVBMNO MHX'S I3XCUUSIOJT TO
I.I.\COL\ .
Snlnrtliij- , September 110.
$1.10 ifor tfio round trip.
Special train leaves Burlington station 3
a. m. Get ticket from members of committee
or at station morning of excursion , or at
1502 Farnam et. City ticket office.
11. O. 1C. 1C.
All votaries of Moquaddcm Temple No. 86 ,
D. 0. 1C. K. , are requested to meet at Myrtle
hall , Fifteenth and Douglas streets , Wednes
day ovonlcg , September 27 , at 7 p. m. sharp ,
to take part In the civic , military and fra
ternal parade. Get your turbans at the hall.
By order of the royal vizier.
JOHN W. FYFE , Secretary.
Dr. Shepard Hay Fever. 312 N. Y. Life.
IIAYURX nnos.
I.lnrnn nnrt Domritlrn.
Two , 2 % and 3-yard long lunch clothe ,
with napkins to match , $4.60 , $6.00 , $5.60 ,
$6.00 and $6.60 a srt. You will find these the
beet value In Omaha. Two-yard wide heavy
and flno full bleached damask , worth $1.50
yard , on enlo $1.00 yard. 20x40 extra heavy
buck towels , lOe each , worth 19c. Full slzo
white crochet bedspreads , 39c each , extra
good value. Pink and blue flno satin bed
spreads , $2.48 ench , new patients. Lonedalo
and Fruit of the Loom muslin , 6 c yard.
Cotton toweling , colored checks , six yards
for 5c. 9-4 bleached sheets , worth 45c , on
sale 33o each. 45x36 pllllw cases , 5c each.
HAYDEN BROS.
1IAI < P HATES.
Via Oinnlin fc St. I.oiiln nnil Wnbnnh
Itnllroiiil.
St. Louis and return on sale Oct. 1st to 6tb.
Special ono way and round-trip rates to the
east on sale Oct. 2nd to 9th. Homcscekcrs'
half rates ( plus $2.00) ) routh on Oct. 3d and
17th. For rates and all Information call at
Qulncy Route office , 1415 Farnam ft. , Taxton
Hotel block , or write Harry E. Mooros , C. P.
& T. A. , Omaha , Nob.
CUBA I * KATISS
Via MUMOiirl PiuMflc Ilnllwny.
I Kansas City. Sept. 27th to Oct. 7th.
Now York , Sept. 25th. 26th , 27th.
Washington , Sept. 29th , 30th.
St. Louis , Oct. 1st to 6th.
For further Information call at Missouri
Pacific offices , S. E. Corner 14th and Douglas
fits. , or depot , 15th and Webster sts.
THOS. F. GODFREY , P. & T. A.
J. O. PHILLIPPI , A. 0. F. & P. A.
lliaSISUVEU SEATS
Ak-Snr-Hcn Pnrnde.
35 , 60. 7t'c.
Eighteenth and Firnam etreets. Order
early. HAHN'S DRUG STORE.
Woodmen Circle.
All members of Omaha Grove , No. 1 , are
requested to meet at their hall Wednesday ,
7 p. m. sharp , to take part In the Ak-Sar-
Bon parade.
ALICE B. SCHLEH , W. G. ,
CARRIE GENNELL , Clk.
For Fall and Winter we Offer i
most extraordinary Overcoat
value at
The fabric is a remarkably fine velvety finish ,
absolutely pure wool kersey , made f ronr long sta
ple stock , color guaranteed , lined with real Italian
lining , satin sleeve linings , facings extra wide , vel
vet collar. The inside and outside tailoring of
the.se garments will truly compare with the best
§ ! Q overcoat elsewhere. We did a large overcoat
business last season. We will do a still greater business
this season. t
Such Values as we offer are bound
to Bring Success.
Fancy Worsted
is to be the reigning fabrip in MENS'S SUITS
FOR FALL. Our forethought many months in
advance gave us an advantage of selecting the
cream of the designers' best efforts. We show
over 60 of the newest and most exclusive pat
terns in men's fine striped and checked worsted
suitings at $7.50 , $105 $12.50 and $15 ,
Elegantly tailored , superbly lined , perfect
fit assured. We will be pleased to have you pass
judgment on them. Will you call ?
We guarantee to save you from 35 too 100
per cent on boys' and children's fall clothing.
< ; - -'nKW-j.
fdpta
D. G.
,35 Washington , . .
, and Return.
September 20 and SO good to return leaving Washing
ton not later than Oct. fi.
Burlington trains , leaving Burlington station nt 0:10 : a.
m. and 5:05 : p. in. , make close connections at Chicago with
through trains for Washington.
Uerths can bo reserved NOW.
Hate of ? 11.00 , Omaha to New York and return In ef-
feet September 25 , 20 and 27.
Ticket OIIIcp UnrllnRton Stntlnii
IBOU Knrimiii St. , loth iiiul Mnitou St. . ,
Telephone 25O. Telephone 310.
I ' H 9fc 9
There are
and
.TWO COLORADO
. . .
Trains Daily for POINTS
? &UNION PACIFIC
EBWSW"1 " 4:25 : p. m. 11:55 : p. m.
Finely Equipped , with Palace Sleepers , Chair Cars ,
Buffet , Smoking and Library Cars , Dining Car Service.
Giiv Ticket Office , 1302 Farnam St. Telephone 316
IOW HATRS 1C AST
Vlix the Chlcnitn , .Mllrrnnkce A St. Pnnl
llnllvrnr.
Omaha to Now York and return , Sept. 25 ,
2C and 27 , J 11.00.
Omalm to Washington and return , Sept.
29 and 30 , 140.35.
Omaha to Chicago and return , Oct. 2-9 ,
U7.00.
Omaha to Chicago , Oct. 2-9 , $7-76.
City office , 1504 Farnam street.
P. A. NASH ,
General Western Agent.
Oninlin Cninno. . 1(1 , W. O.
tloii. I
The parade of Wednesday evening , Sop-
traebcr 27 , having been designated by the
Knights of Ak-Sar-Bcn aa "Fratornnl So
cieties' Parade , " you arc cordially invited to
meet at W. 0. W. forest , Sixteenth and Cap
itol avenue , cxt 7:30 : p. m. sharp , to help
form a W. O. W. division. Wo trust that
jou will not fall to tur nout. as It Is doslr-
able that wo make a gooj showing and show
to the people of Omaha that the homo In-
I slltutlon Is a part and parcel of the prog
ress of Omaha. Turn out everybody and
lot It bo a credit to the order of perfected
woodcraft.
Cool Nights
are a reminder that now is tbo tlmo to i
Investigate the stove question. Do not for
get that wo are exclusive Omaha agents for
Radiant Home Stoves.
Garland Stoves ,
Bcckwith's Genuine Round Oak ,
Cole's ' Hot Blast Heaters.
The Monitor ,
The Majestic ,
The Quick Meal
These goods are the acknowledged lead
ers of their kind the world over. Our prices
are the lowest. Stovea and ranges sold on
payments orwo glvo a discount for cash.
14th and farnam Streets.
Circulars and prices by mall on application.
We Throw Down
the Glove
and challenge any gallant
knight of Ak-Sar-Ben to
match the line of
Kodaks
-.a
Cameras
wo have now on hand. Being
exclusive dealers In photo
material * wo are thoroughly
up-to-date on everything.
See our now Autotone
printing paper.
The Robert
Dempster Co.
1215 Farnam St.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
blind
custom
Why do men wear two buttons on the
back of their coats ? Why do some people
say they don't Hko
Krug
Cabinet
lager beer when they never tasted bottled
Cabinet In their life. ? Those that have
tasted It all Hko It and recommend it , be-
oauso they know whllo thoeo that don't
mow are followers of the trlbo of knockers
and carry a flledgo In each hand. Try a
case ; connoisseurs Ray it's as good , If not
) otter , than any other.
KiiEi ) KHXXJ immvjNr. co. ,
Tel. 420. 100T Jackson Street.
TIES
MINERAL aWATEBS
Wo are prepared to furntah Mineral Water
in pint Hlzo whenever such water is bottled
jy spring. Wo mention a few which wo can
furnish strictly fresh :
Waukeaha Hygela , pints and splits.
Bore Lithla Hygola , pints and splits.
Sulpha Saline , pints.
Apolltnarls , pints and splits.
Ozonato Ltthla , pints.
lied Raven , splits.
Carabana , pita.
Carabana , pints.
Congress Water , pints.
Colfax Water , pints.
Our waters are all frroh and genuine , as
wo buy direct from bprlng. Special prices
on ca&o lota of water.
Sherman & McDonnell Drug Co , ,
1513 Dodge Street. Omaha.
Z. D ; Clark , D. D. S.
P. N. Kemp , D. D. S.
CLARK & KEMP ,
. . .DENTISTS
POUIITII KI.OOH UAMUIS lit , 1C ,
IRtb nnil Hnriiey.
Entrance Opp. Crelgnton Orpbeum. , ,
fiooil Set Teeth $5.OO Q j '
Silver rilllnu * 91.00
IlrlilKe Tectli l.OO to * I.OO !
I'orcflnlii CriMVii . . . . .fD.OO
( ii > lil FlllliiK * < n > from Jfl.no
Rolil CriMTnn Iffi.OO to $8.OO
Grown and Bridge Work a Specialty ,
neat of Material Used In All Cases
4 >
! A Woman's Reason.
A woman's reason is sometimes difficult to explain ,
but it is generally correct. A woman's reason for shop
ping hero may be found in the vast assortment of now
and fashionable Cloaks , Suits , Shoes , Millinery and
Neckwear , presented from day to day at prices that
know no competition.
Strange methods betray themselves in the adver
tising of most stores. Probably you note them , proba
bly you don't. How much misrepresentation and fraud
you would purge the newspaper columns of if you did.
We'd like to have you trip us up in any error we might
innkn.
e
Women's ' Skirts
Women's 'underskirts , good
quality skirting , deep ruf
fle with cord , full sweep ,
* regular dollar qual- _
II ityfor 5UC
i | Women's ' Dressing Saoques
j j Women's dressing sacques ,
jj fancy edge , satin ribbon ,
| full line colors , - . _
worth $1 , for OOC
I Woman's ' Dress Skirts
Women's dress skirls , black
and blue storm serge full
! ! sweep worth $2 , . _ _ ,
! J for 1-25
| Women's Silk waists
Women's silk waists , black
JI taffeta , stock collars , nicely
made , worth $4 , _ _ * _
for 25O
Women's Silk waists
Ladies' silk waists , all col
ors , fine quality taffeta ,
fancy white stitching
pleated front , flaring cuffs ,
worth $7.50 , A . _ _ ,
for 4-75
I Women's ' Underskirts ,
! \ Women's silk taffeta under-
i ! skirts , corded and deep
! ! ruffle , all colors ,
r c\f\
it worth $6 , here O.VII
Women's Suits ,
Women's tailor made suits ,
| g all wool cheviot , silk lined
< | fly front , jacket one piece ,
< | skirt , all colors ,
f\t\
worth § 10 , for _ 5.UO
I Women's Shoes ,
Women's shoes , made of
selected stock with heavy
medium sole , your choice
of styles in toes , welt and
well made , worth $3.50
in any store _
here for . > O U
Men's Suits
Black cheviot , round or
square cut , correctly tailor
ed , lined throughout , rein
forced with body cloth ,
fine quality serge lining ,
workmanship first class ,
sewed throughout with silk
this pame suit sells most
places for $7. 50 ,
our price
Men's ' Suits
Brown plaid cassimeres ,
lined with triple warp ItalJI
iam lining , sewed with silk ! !
latest and nobbiest patterns - ! !
terns , re-enforced" , satin ! !
piped , lapelpockets , every I !
garment made and finished i !
throughout with the utJ J !
most possible care , this suit ! I
is sold by other houses for JI
§ 9 and $10 , on sale _ * <
here for 5.00 |
Men's Suits
Blue diagonal serge , dou
ble and single breasted ,
fine wool serges guaranteed
not to fade , wide wale , re-
enforced , satin piped , tail
ored in a perfect manner ,
actual value $10 ,
'
j / \ 'g
our price only . . . . JL .OU j ;
Men's Suits
Brown and gray caseimeres , j ;
stripes and checks made up
with great care , lined with
fine quality serge lining ,
these suits cannot be dupli
cated in any store for less
than $13.50 , our _ _ ,
price -.9-00 !
Men's Suits
Gray striped cassimere
you can't tell 'emfrom
merchant tailored goods , j
except our name plate is on J
the coat , that's a guaran
tee that it's a better bar
gain than any tailor can
furnish you , fine quality
lining , and satin _ _
piped V * OO
Boys' Suits.
Boys' school suit , made up
of good extra good quality
suiting , correctly made ,
worth elsewhere _ _ ,
84 , here 2ioO
Boys' Suits ,
Single and double breasted
made from finest all wool
cheviots , cassimeres and
tweed , every suit superbly
tailored , sells for $7.50
elsewhere , ,
here for- . . .O-OO
Boy's Shoes ,
We are showing a line of
little gent's shoes in lace ,
box calf , , correctly con
structed , every pair guar
anteed , worth § 1.50 ,
elsewhere , here for 1
For the many visitors coming to Omaha this week by
adding to our stock , new watches , new pins , now
jewelry , new silverware , new cut glass , now Rockweed
pottery , and new diamonds. An invitation is extended
to all visitors to come and look at our goods ,
Mawhsnney & Holiday ,
Jewelers and Art Stationers ,
| 5th and DOUglaS StS. Successors to C. S. Raymond Co.
therefore the
spare
"MANY WORDS WE
words and try to con
WON'T FILL vey straight to your
A BUSHEL" minds that this is the place
you ought to buy your
BOOKS , BIBLES , PRAYER BOOKS , OFFICE
SUPPLIES , BLAM 3Q9KS , ART STIC
ENSRAVlHi , FINE STATIONERY.
Juat received , tbo only complete Kipling on tbo inurkot ; fine groea
cloth library binding , nlculy boxed , $15 net.
The newest ( lotion cun u'waya ' bo found on our counters.
Megeath Stationery Co. , e rnom at