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24 TIIIOTStATrA DATLY (EE: SCXDAV, TVfAY 'J7, 1U00. 11,11, HARE, PHANTOM CHASER I Mint Hoit of the Merchants Makei an Eatrj in IIis Di&rj, OBSERVATIONS FROM AN AIR CASTLE In lli-triin'rll w- Munil, ll- Mnki-K Home Iriinli'lll ('iiiiiiih-iiIii in, ll i.iif i)fu(i'ii in i:iii)iiinu W'llilcnt .'(Ik-iih'x. Colonel II. II. Hnki-, proprietor of the .Mer chants' hold, han Jit, returned from Phil adelphia, where he ha& bi-rn hi-lplliK Colonel W. K. fody tihotOKrnph hln Wild West show for & movliiK picture exhibit. The s-hi-mo 1b (6 multiply tliQ show nbout fifty times by tn can h of tlu cutnrra arid It broadcuRt over the country. "Wo took thy pictures to West Orange, N. J., where Thomas A. Kdlnon lin his labor Rtory nud factory," Bald Colonel Hake, "aud trtey nn- there now being prepared for the mutoflcopc. It Is here that IMIion makes Ills photographs and the recordn for them, lingers, men ntid women, come up there from Now York and warble Into a funtitd to make recordn, and they get (1 per song. llandx play for n similar purpone, and each of the musicians gets $1 for his tiervlces. Of course, every mimlrlnn playlnK or (Inc Ing for a record must bo absolutely letter perfect In his part." Colonel I'uke lias no occasion to regret his trip to Philadelphia, but Friday evening Im lapsed Into a reminiscent mood and while under the spell took pen In lund and read his tPJo clear ao follows. 1 1 In wife found tho entry In a pocket account book: "I. II. II. Hake, professional phantom chaser, having spent twenty-eight years of active htiHlness life In flndlng, following and rejecting wildcat nchemiw. defy competition Hi my lino and claim that I am ho well known to the class who luivn sure things that they know me at night. Whllo not actively engaged In running down worthlens jiroposltlons, I have engaged In a fairly suc cessful way In actual business, thereby ac cumulating a generous fund which I have I'henrfully spent In travel and expene In vcHtlgatlng every kind of worthlcflnness. My olllco hours are from 7 n. m. to 12 p. in., and any one having a Klondike or n nure thing need not hesitate to call mo by telephone. I'or the convenience of bucIi I havo a telephono In my sleeping apartments, "I wish It oxprchaly understood that I !ay my own expentes mid nothing Is too iiUmrcl tor ine tn listen to, too ridiculous ifor me to Investigate, or too Impossible for mo to undertake. In fact, the longer the illHtance the more tedious the travel; the Jnore absurd the proposition, tho more at tractive It look to me. 1 have, during my extended business career, received more pointers than any living man, I think, and can classify them as to their commercial valuo readily, as I have paid tho price- of each and every kind. My susceptibility In of mich a pronounced character 'that the wildcat can find my trail and waylay me anywhere. My scope Is unlimited, as I have explored tho plantom Holds from the Atlantic to the Paclllc, and from the pine clad hlllH of Ilrltlsh Columbia to tho palm proves of southern Went Indies. "For Information and polntens on blue sky jiroposltlons, address me or call at my olllco nt No. 13 Ilonanza nvenue." Kxlrn Spcelnl Hrucfiels net curtain wile tomorrow. See our advertisement on page 3 nnd don't fail to attend mile at S a. m. Shlvcrlck Furni ture Co., 1315-1317 Furnam street. ii kim m.ir.w vi iov i, ro. viivno.v IMillmli-liililn, I'll., Unit llute vln lliillliimri- .V Olilo It. It. For the above occasion tho ' llaltlmoro & Ohio Itallroad Company will sell excursion tickets to Philadelphia, Pa., nnd return at rate of one fare for round trip. On this ba sis the ISxcurslon rate from Chicago will bo $1S.00. Tickets will bo sold Juno 14th to ISth, Inclusive, good for re turn until June 20th. Stojiovcr nllowed nt Wn.shlngton, D. C, and llaltlmore, Md., within tho limit, not to exceed ten days. City Ticket Office. 244 Clark St.; Depot (Irand Contral Passenuer Station, corner r.th Avenuo and Harrison St., Chicago. For further Information address II. N. Austin, (1. P. A., 510 Fisher Huildlng. Chicago, III. I'll i ll Special nrucHcls net curtnlu .ile tomorrow. See our advertisement on pago 3 and don't fall to attend sale at 8 a. m. Shlvcrlck Furni ture Co., 1315-1317 Farnam street. I'nr ii Summer OiiIIiik. Tho ltocky mountain regions, reached via tho Union Pacific, provide lavishly for the health of the Invalid and the plearure of tho tourist. Amid these rugged steeps are to bo found some of tho most charming and restful spots on earth. Fairy lakes, nestled amid sunny peaks and climate that cliecrn ami exhilarate. The summer ratea Tit in effect by tho Union Pacific enable you to reach these favored localities without un necessary expenditure of tlmo or money. In eiteet Juno 21, July 7 to 10 exclusive. July 18 and August 2. One far. plus J2, for tho round trip from Missouri river to Den ver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Ogdcn and Salt Lake City. Iteturn limit October 31, W00. City Ticket office. 1302 Farnam street. Tel. 310 i :ril S pec-1 ii I Hruwels net curtain sale tomorrow. Seo our advertisement on page 3 and don't fall to attend mlo at S a. m. Shlvcrlck Furni ture. Co., 1315-1317 Farnam street. ll Wiiuk the Winner. A few weeks ago Hayden Ilros advertised they would give to the person guessing the nearest to tho number of yards of Wlnslow tnffcta silk sold In the United States during the year 18S0 a handhomo silk dress pattern. The correct number was 1,402,200 yard. They received 22,'J01 answers, and Mrs. S. A Wagg, Fifteenth nnd O Btreets. South Omaha, being tho nearest, was entitled to the dress pattern. 1'Ulnir the mv Si-nle. INDIANAPOLIS, May 20 -Today's work with the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers and Tin Workers con sisted of conferences between national of ficers nnd reprei-entutlves of the big Iron and steul Interests of the country. The do 'iimnds of sheet Iron workci-H will result hi ii compromise scale. It Is stated, with an ndvancn of about S per cent over the pres ent scale. Tho tin workers' scale which Is the most complex of all, will probably re ult In a 10 per cent Increase as a compro mlse. Indiana tin woikers are demanding as high as 20 per cent. runt of Thank. For the many exprceslonH of sympathy In our recent bereavement In the loss of our beloved daughter, Margaret, we tender our most heartfelt thanks. Mil. and MHS. WILLIAM HUSTON. Kitni Speclnl, llrussels net curtain salo tomorrow. Seo our advertisement on page 3 and don't fall to attend stile at 8 a, in, Shlvcrlck Furniture- Co., 1315-1317 Farnam street. IIiiIIiIIiik I'ernilta. The following permits have been Issued from the olllcu of the building Inspector: Mrs. 8. Lehman, 1719 Chicago, alterations, 130, M, II. Uentleniiin, 1731 South Twenty fifth, repairs, $350, P. Peterson. 3202 Miami, barn, $75; Dr. Hamiieclottl, Twenty-eighth 4id Mason, (rumu dwelling, I2,(.). paving comractsto beheld IVIIIIon. .Mini He ? lulled l Until IIiinIiiiiiiI m ml Wife llt-renfli-r. On the advice of City Attorney Connell all paving contracts v. Ill be held back until It Is ascertained whether In the caso of home steads the signatures of both husband anil wife have been affixed. Mr. Connell has been looking Into the signing of petitions at the instance of the council and finds that In a large number of cases supplementary petitions must be filed. Where there Is a majority of frontage represented without the disputed signatures, or where there are J no homestead rights Involved the contractors ' will be nlloued to proceed with their work. Tho amount of paving held In abeyance amounts at this time to several hundred thousand dollars. The Hoard of Public Works on Friday awarded the paving of Nineteenth street from Douglas to Dodge to Hugh Murphy, tho specified price being $1.80 per yard. A. C. Powers wecurcd the curbing nt 03 cents per yard. Iloth contracts will remain un signed, however, until tho validity of tho petitions Is determined. The board nwarded the district eewcr contract on Seward street from Twenty-second to Twenty-fourth' to John F. Dalley. The paving of Corby street will bo delayed until a contemplated change of grade Is brought about. Chonp Until,, t Trli Itii-. On June 21, July 7, 8, ?, 10 and IS, and August 2, the Illinois Central railroad wl 1 noil tickets, limited until October 31, ai I follows: !St Paul, Minn., and return $12. T Minneapolis, Minn., and return 12.$." Duluth, Minn., nnd return 10.03 Waseca, Minn., nnd return 10.35 Superior, Wis., and return lfl.'J.i West Superior. Wl!., nnd return 10.9.") For particulars call at Illinois Central city ticket office, No. 1102 Farnam ntreot. Thomas W. Cox & Hro. have removed to Oil Farnam street, old Hee building. Tin gnlvanlzed iron work, chimney tops nnd guttering u specialty. Tel. 20.S7. GENERAL MERRIAM IN TOWN Spcmls the liny I 1 r i n 1 1- Ii I n K tin- Ae- I'limuliitcil IIiimIik-in of tin Ilepnrt nient. General Merrlam, commanding tho Depart ment of tho Missouri, arilvcd In tho city Friday evening and remained twenty-four hours. Tho day was spent In dispatching tho accumulate.! business of the Omaha olllco and the general left In the evening for his homo In Denver. Ho has been In Wash ington for several weeks, where he haB given testimony before the military committee of the house relntlvo to the Coeur d'Aleno riots. Oeneral Merrlam Is nccustomed to visit the departmental offices In Omaha at Intervals of a month. Tho quartcrmastcr'n department has opened bids for tho construction of three largo lavatories at Fort Iloblnson. Neb. The low bidders were Mayer Ilros., for gen eral construction, and John J. Haulghen for plumbing, both contractors being of this city. The price of the lavatories will be In tho neighborhood of $5,000 each, but the exact amounts havo not been nnnounccd. Tho contract awards nre subject to the ap proval of the Washington authorities. Wtciitlnn! (Icorgo A. Custer Post, G. A. U and Women's Hellef corps, you will assemble nt headquarters in Continental block, 15th and Douglas streets, on Sunday, Moy 27th, at ft:30 u. m., to attend Memorial services at First Presbyterian church, 17th and Dodge streets. Ily order ot N. n. HE1M. Commander. CEORCiE H. RHODES, Adjutant. Huborman, Jeweler, est. 1866; absolutely reliable; lowest prices guaranteed, 13&Doug. Blank bonk and magazlno binding. A. I Root, 1000 Harney street. Douglas Printing Co., 1508 Howard. Tel 6H Dyball's for Ice cream and candy. Tel. 1416 City real estate Harrison, N. Y. Life. O. W. Wertz, dentist, 1615 Douglas street. A. D. T. mcstongers. Tel. 177. Have Hoot print It. Garden Hose Our standard warranted brands ot Hose are not excelled and our prices tho lowest consistent with good qual ity, ranging from 7c to 20c per foot, with couplings. A good Hose (not warranted) at 5c per foot. Hammocks This season our assortment of Ham mocks is larger and better than over beforo and Includes many new 1P0O patterns nnd colorings of tho cele brated Palmer Co. make prices from C'Jc to ?4.U5. Water Filters Everybody should filter drinking water. If you uso one of our Success or Ecllpso Filters you uro suro of hav ing pure, sparkling, germ-proof water. 4-gallon Success Filter and Cooler, J2.I5. Wire Screen All widths, 24-Inch to 48-Inch, In green nnd 4ilack, Jl.CO per 100 squaro feet, In full rolls. MILTON ROGERS & SON, 14th and Farnam Sts, HARDMAN PIANOS Are the highest in price, but the best In quality that money, bralna nnd experience can produce. They aro substantial Pianos for substantial peo ple, and no bellcvo that there Is moro piano value to the dollar in an Instru ment ot this make than tn any other. We are sustained in our Judgment by over 50,000 people who have HARD MAN PIANOS, The Mueller Piano & Organ Co. Nimv at lllllt I 'nr n ii in St. Mnkr mi nilxtiiUi- n n nni i- mill niiinlicr, 'I'liiinr 101)8, I'lnnns tuned unit ri'iuilrrd. 1 HOT Willi (Q0DS 1 DiKi). Iit'CAf -Mrs. l:ilen. iiki d 7t Funeral Monday morning-. Mn i:, at 8:.T0 o'clock from family residence. Twelfth and t'lilcngo streets. Illgh mass at Ht Polio menu's chun h. Interment Holy Hepuli-her cemetery. Mrs. Kllen I.iien Is mother of John C. lUi-.is and Henry and Kd, do- eased. Friends Invited S T H W A 1 1 T David II , at his residence. OS! North Nineteenth street, after an Illness of fifteen months. Funeral services at residence nn Mnmlnv i mit-i ikiuii n.i . o ciock. inicrmeni private. All Opportunity to Visit Oil- Hint. Pleasantly and economically Is affored by i tho tourist tlckt-to on salt- via the Lake Shore i ;& Michigan Southern railway on and after June 1. Chautauqua Uiko, Niagara Falls, tho St. Lawrence river, White mountains and tho Atlantic coast resorts are among the moro Important polntH reached. Summer edition of "Hook of Trains" showing spool- jmm tours will bo of Interest In arranging for your trip. Senl free on application to 11. P. Humphrey, T. P. A.. Kansas City, Mo.. 'or F. M. ilyrcn. 0. W. A., room 31 Station ' building, Chicago. I Tho now twcnty-slx-hour Doston train Is ' now In service. 1 1 ii I'ri'i- ou i-iilr. May to Juno 5 we present free a "new procmi" water color photo, handsomely matted, with enrti new dozen platlno cab inets or larger photos. Heyn. the Photog rapher. 313-317 South Fifteenth. Spirit l,n Uc, In,, Quickly nnd conveniently reached via the Illinois Central railroad. Hound trip tickets now on sale at city ticket cfflce, 1102 Far nam street. Letters of rr?dlt and circular notes for foreign travel can bo profiled at the Omaha National bank. This bank will furnhh all Information noccssary for pciaons visiting Europe. ELIXIR OF LIFE j Is a mythical compoun I THE FOUNTAIN OF PEItl'KTl AL YOUTH, the Spaniards . sinisht. was never found, but you will nl 1 ways tlnd the LOWEST PRICES at our store $l.on Uromo Seltzer 75c $1.00 Pinkliam's Compound 75c $1.00 P.ilne s Celery Compound 75c 50o Dodd's Kidney Pills 40e 50c Don n' s Kidney I'll is 10c .7)0 Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets 4ic $l.l) St'iart'st Dyspepsia Tablets 75c Il.WSc 't's Emulsion 75c .VV ( lukarets 4'ie 25c Carter's Pills 15e 25c Juvenile Snap 10c 25o Cutlcura Soap 20.- 5fc Schlfrman's Asthma Cure 40 50o Ely Cream Halm 40c I I 2.V Plso Cine 2ac $l.t) Coke's Dandruff Cure 75c , Sherry Wlno fv'e Port Wlno 5ae llrandy $1.0) J. A, FULLER & CO CUT IMIICIi llllt (JCJIST, Fourteenth mill DoiikIus Strccti. TO CHICAGO and EAST, LEAVE 7:00 A. M.L55 P .M.-7:45 T. M. ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS, LEAVE 0:55 A. M.-7:35 P. M. HOT SPRINGS - DEADWOOD LEAVE 3:00 P. M. City Offices, 1401-03 Farnam. N 5 HAY BE LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS Hundreds of thorn-all now and up-to-date. 75 skirts, high class sample skirts, worth up to 25, at 10. r25 skirts, in golf, rainy day, bicycle and dross skirts, The prices run up to 7, at $2.90 each. SILK WAISTS -A few hundred selected from our im mouse stock for this sale. 179 silk waists, new back and cuffs, made of Givernaud ttros' taffeta, every garment warranted to wear, or your money back, worth up to $9, $3.98 each. 210 silk waists, made from the celebrated Winslow taf feta, warranted not to crack or money refunded, $4.9S each. 198 silk waists, in all colors.othors ask 4. 75, price $2.90 200 silk capes, made to sell at ftlO, $4.98 each. 50 dozen wrapper.-, light and dark materials, 15-inch flounce, 2 rows of ruffles over shoulder, braid trimmed, worth $2, 98c each 100 dozen wrappers at 39c each, 50 dozen ladies' crash skirts, with flounce and ruffle, worth 1 50, at 49c each. HAYDEN BR Kxctitsms n vti; Vln Clitenuo, MlliTitnki-r t .t. I'nnl Uy. May 19. 20, 21. Washington nn 1 return, 32.25. May 21. 21, 23. Detroit and return. June 2, '3; 4, 5, Milwaukee and re urn $10.7fl. City ticket omce, 1301 Far nam strctr. Telephone 2S1. Hamilton Warren, M. D., eclectic and magnetic physician, hnn moved hln office to 70!t North liith street, room 13. Special at tention to all long standing or lingering ills easiw and to diseases of women and children After May 0 our office will bo located at 1100 Farnam. John;on tiros. Transfer line. Omaha Tent anil Awning Co., tents, awn ings, canvas goads, 11 and Harney, phone 8S3 Ocnulno Imported I). I!. Pilsner beer ou draught at Kd Maurcr's, 1300 Farnam st. Wrltn ndu. Sell cut!. Print anything. Stonccypher, 1201 Howard ot. Tel. 1310. A Great Shoe Trust has never been formed, nor Is there any talk of one. Competi tion is still open and strong In the shoe business aud this keeps prices at the lowest point nnd excellence at tho highest. Put your trust In the shoes we sell and you will not he disap pointedyou will then wear the best shoes made the most sty lish tho most comfortable tho best wearing tho best fitting, nnd j-ou will wear them at the lowest prices for which good shoes can be Bold. CP eariivriglM K. E. Cor. Hth 7 A mm Deuglu Sta. Qj MJQ Free- A remarkable sale of ladies' suits-JJ The greatest sensational sale ever start ed. Ladies' suits at less than ono third price. Going by tho hundreds every day. More salespeople Monday. Al terations free. Women's tailor-mado suits, made to sell at 12.50 and 15-00 jackets lined with taffeta, clearing sale price $6.50. Women's suits in all colors, silk taffeta lining to match, made to sell up to $25, clearing sale price, each $9.50. Women's high class man-tailored suits, now creations, perfect copy of im ported models, the greatest bargains ever shown in Omaha.clearing saleprico, $13 You Cannot Sleep. Well, you've nobody but yourself to thank If you ntvlcct your ttvth. Not ono person In a hundred need suffer tho tortures of toothache, If thoy would bavo an examination made regularly by a cumpent dentist. Wo mako examinations fr'eo. We make our own laughing gas and vitalized air. BAILEY, the Dentist K12 l'mlnn IIIU. ltltli .1 I'liriimu. Lady Attendant. l'lioue 10b 3. G0 BUFFET LIBRARY GARS Best Dining Cat Service HAYDENs TO ENTER OUR MAMMOTH CLOTHING DEPT And gaze upon stack upon stack of wearing apparel for men, boys and children. Cfarmonts to suit the moil skeptical. To lit the hard to lit, and values above all that cannot be pro duced in any other house in the city. Eonomj h the founda tion of wealths and to obtain wealth you must imrch'ise iour clothinu at J lay leiCs. A 4- 7 yu cau purchase a suit of all wool ma- V i?'-r- A kJ torial, made to wear, in about 25 dif ferent shades, a suit that would be cheap at 10 to 12.50, on salo Monday at $4.75. Ol-lf C Ll-M-f-C ,aro garments that aro VHi ipx .UU made of all worsted ma terials, and cut m stylo, and patterns that equal the suits you have paid as high as 15 for. Thoy aro in all tho lato stripes, small cheeks and plain blue serges, in this monov saving salo at 7.50. Our $10 and $15 Suits r.M; guarantee t iroughout thoy retain their shape and color until worn out. They are suits you pay your tailor from U5 t o 40 for and get no bettor fit. If you want an up-to-date suit and a perfect lit ask the salesman to show you the special 10 and 15 suit that will bo on sale Monday. Special. Our Children's Department. Is tlm most complete in the city. We havo spared neither time nor expense to select the latest novelties for the little follows and at prices within reach of all; ranging from 75c to 5 a suit. Wo urgently extend an invitation to all Moth ers to visit this department before purchasing. There is no trouble about showing goods. We aro glad to do it. FREE! ABSOLUTELY FREE! With all boys' knee pant suits, from 2.50 and up a fancy double breasled vest or a I air of knee pants for Monday. HAYDEN BROS The use l ) CSE l I' ( KRRifS -tf 1 -y TsofTtftvtaTAats J L-jiQv I Wat I! r-ijAT T Ls, I Squires 1108 FARNAM STREET. Pianos NOW is the opportune time to puroh.nso a piano at ex traordinarily low prices. Our terms aro so arranged that any ono may own a piano. We oirer you the largest assortment to select from, handling no pianos which we cannot fully guarantee to give tho best of satisfaction. Now piiinos at $12o, $1.15, $150, 17f) and up to tho price you pay for tho notablo instrument, tho urp;nsins CHICKEKING, onilorsed and nnod by tho jjreatont musicians in tho world rPTT I? 17TCTT 171? pianos, which havo always bean sold on 1 11 Vj X J Oil I'JiV ,lieil. merits, aro Ht,own in all thoir beautiful enfcos. Tll? 1 l'llTJ "I11"08 which maintain an oxcollont I 111 J UlJKJ 1-J-iAV reputation, ur stiown to you at very low prices, rni. T.-.K TaII and 1!) otbor maltos aro rtisplavod up- L lit" f 1L L'Ull, 0 The Franklin, In order to closo out this lot wo olTor them to you at ridicu lously low fijruros. Wo handlo tlio nurdotto it Nowtnnn Hros. orfians. Pianos tunod, storod and ropalrud. Now pianos for rout. TELEPHONE 1083. HAYDEN BROS. DON'T FORGET THAT hi iiwrTnTrnrWiTnTrRnyiTTMT V tm wi nil x mmtm i r&mrm You have the I1CST notwlthstindlna they r. n. hici: .it. v. i o,, mani kactuukics. st. miiiis, mo. C. A, RAILSDACiC. OMAHA, DISTRIDUTOR, f'sh n?t biting That's the kind of nows we received firm L.uigdon We're not surprised at this but we do know that bedbugs nni biting in Omaha -and there is no occasion for this, If the people would only tlso SCHAKFEU'S SURE DEATH, n preparation that wo guar antee to kill all kinds ot bugs ami the prbo Is but !ilc for a pint 50c for a half gallon, $1 00 for a gallon Jug. Cramer's Kidney Cure 7c Peruna 7e. S S S 75c ' Duffy Malt Whiskey Sfie ! Puree's Uemedlej 75c ' Dr MIU's Remedies 7'c Palno's Celery Compound 00- Ilromo Quinine 15c West Drain and Nerve Treitmeut Lite t tk-le Sam's Tobacco fnrc .'0c Wine of Cardul 7;.p CnrttT'H Liver Pills I5e i SCHAEFER Cl'T pkici: i)ki'(;c;ist. Cor. Itlth mill t'hleiiuii streets. A RARE TREAT. of a Herrick Refrigerator In your houno luure the keeping of various foods without taint or smell. It In abso lutely dry lnlde no big b!otcht to scrape off tho zinc, because there la no zinc or any niKoisity for any. Examine cut showing circulation of air nnd you will underhand why wo do not havo tho troubles common to most refrigerators. & Smith, LLPS om. jl00I., We )mvo a ar(;0 lno f 1 1 iniTra 1 1 . pmm, 1 bsJon store I Hli'htlv usod pianos, taken in on ox- change for now InhtrutnontH. WWi. SMOKING A i i mwmtimVE&M&jmunm 3 cost you no moro thin Inferior goodk. UNION MADE 'varBi8he8 fnat wear. Tho SluTwIn-Wllliani Co VAItNlSHKS like their paints, Hro of superlative quality They are put up In small cans s woll as largo ones- There are varnishes for FtfKNI TUUE ond varnlshw for FUlOU. Then there Is the beautiful "11 AKD OIL FINISH." Half-pint can Family Palut 15c llnlf-plnt inns Varnish Stain 26c Half-pint cans Scri-i-n Paint 15c Quarter-pint cms Enamel Paint 20c Quarter-pint cutis Hlcycle Euanu-1 .... 25c Half-pint cans Iluggy Paint 25o Due (,)iuirt Can I'loor Pint. (Covcrji 75 square feet, two coats.) Half-pint cans Hath Tub Enamel .... 60c Half-pint cans Oil Stain 15c One-pint can Fine Varnish 40c One-quart bottle Sautnler's Huby Floor Oil 50c Ono noutiil cans S til mm Floor Wax 60e Sherman & McGonncll DrugGo. New location. Cor 10th and Dodge. Omaha. More popular than ever, Cheaper than ever A holiday trip In not complete with out a KOintC or CAMKit . Don't get one at tho last minute, but NOW, Wo will tench you how to use It. A beautiful Double l.ens l'oco Cam era cimploto with carrying case for JH.00. All Vmatcur Photo Supplies at the lowcnt prlcr. Call anil tee tin beforn purchasing. The Robert Dempster Co,, 1215 l-'aniuni St. Wlmli'Niili- mill Itetiill Iti-nlrr In I'lliltll Mllllit-N, During the bot weather fend uh your developing and printing. ! CHEER UP! Our t'liallenge Iebn and Yukon lee In ii little higher thin year, it h really too bad. but the way to combat the "Ice trust" is tn Buy a Challenge Refrigerator Don't be glum because the price of white eiiaineled refrlgeratora uso about onc-llilrd less Ice tliuii other makes and no doubt less tlmu bulf what yntir old one uses. Thereforo your Ice will cost ynti no more tliuii lu former years when "the Iceman" went to the poor bouse because of low prices. Wi- save you frmii two to live dollars on u refrluorutor. John Hussie Hdw. Co., 2.407-09 Cuming St. "If you buy it of Husslo it's right." I Accurately Compounded I Take It to t lie drug Hiore where only tho j purest and freshed of Ktandanl drugs are ' used Cheaper chemicals ale nriver subsll- tuted. Tho prescript Ion chemists uro nklllod ami experienced ami ca di pnvcrlp j Hon Is re-examined for correctmisH after it , I h eoinpuiindid. That's the llo.ilon Store I Drug Departnicnt l'alnr's filery c'nmpound 7."m- ('ranier's Kidney I'uie 75c H. 8. S 7&c Wine if t'.inlul 7Jc Pluri e h 1 I te Prescription 75c Ilr .Miles lteniedli's 75c farters I.Imt Tills jr- Hoods f arsiuinrllla sji,. ryramlo I'iii t'ure . .. III.- MA. OTHERS AT Cl'T PRICKS HOSE leak? If it does it can't lie the fiooili'lrh hniiHl. V Iiiivi- sold I Ills ' lioso oxi'luslvrly for rllil yciirs nnd1 liovor iic'ifd a I'liinplaliil. (let our' pi'lers ami n-iiii'iiiliiT I'vory loot " warranted. Jas. Morton 5c Son Co. i si 1 DOIHIK ST. r i (; (" tV, (, He your dentist nnd kIvo you toolh nun fort. Our I'lowu and luldgu work is uusiii'iiai-M'd. Crowns if.'.tiii (iond Set Teeth $.'.!'' (iold I'illillKB ?l.r.( up Tail's Philail9lp!il3 D3i!i! R33.H3 rt7 dopouas stri:i:t. iOBOIOIOlOSOHO&OiOBOlOBOtOII The Beo RoprcnentB the West Mnil it a. o ! your incnus, 1Pr S LET W us.. OMOIOIOaOMOICfiOBOHOICJIOIC y