TILE OMAHA DAILV BEE: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1900.
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II AXnCII' Economy Bargain Room
nil f IjrilS Bargains for Saturday.
H-WLalatJ The Most Astonishing Values Ever Put on
Sale In Umaha.
Grand Ribbon Sale in the New Economy Bargain Room. .
This lot of ribbons la a combination of two bankrupt stocks and will bo closed
out at prices unheard of before,
lllbbona worth 15c for 24c a full line of beautiful fancy ribbons,
35c ribbons for 10c. worU, 33e t0 joe, at 15c.
Itlbbons worth 25c for "V4c.
Notion Specials Saturday tv0h.NovvEconomyBarBa,n
Puro silk for crochotlng, on spools, new fresh lot, all perfect, all colors; regular
price, 15c; special prlco, per spool, 3'4c
16c motal back horn combs, each, Ec.
15c pearl buttons, per'donen, 2V4c.
25c quality buttons, Saturday, per doion, 10c.
15c tooth brushes, each, 7V4c.
$1.00 and $1.25 Boston bass, each, 50c.
60c shopping bags, 10c.
An elegant 11ns of ladles' dress buttons, worth from 20c to COc, on sale at, per
iozon, 6c. . v
Hlg Job lot of ladles' poarl collar buttons, for Indies' or children, worth 23c nnd
60c per dozen; nalo prloe, per dozen, 10c.
Furnishings Sale in the New Economy Bargain Room.
Mon's four-ln-hand ties, only lc.
200 dozen men's 4-ply all linen collars, all sizes, slightly soiled, at, each, lc.
Men s 25c suspenders, 10c.
Mon's COc gloves and mlttons at 10c.
Men's working shirts, In light nnd dark colors, 15c.
Children's camel's hair and Jersey ribbed vests and pants that were made to
11 at 25c, on salo at 10c.
Ladles' 23c vesta at 10c.
Ladles' 60c heavy merino vests nnd pants at 25c.
Bed Blankets in the New Economy Bargain Room.
11-4 extra heavy Alexandria white cotton bed blankets, fancy border, extra good
bargain, $1.38 a pair, regular prlco $2.00.
10-4 cream wool bed blankets, fancy border, $2.25 per pair, regular price $3.60.
72-84 homo mado bed comforters, covorod with sllkollne, filled with puro white
cotton, six pounds cotton In each comfort, $1,50, worth $2.25.
Caps in the New Economy Bargain Room.
60 dozen men's nnd boys' caps, all styles, color and sizes, worth 25c to 60c, on
sale Saturday at 10c and 6c.
Children's toboggan, toquo and Tain o' Shanters, all colors and sizes, on sale
Saturday In tho now economy bargain room at 10c and 5c.
Thi Gnatist Shot Bargains Evsr Offirtd te?,Tonomy
Saturday.
icai saie uii Arcuc uversnoes
and Rubbers.
200 pairs women's 95c felt houso slippers
on salo at
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200 pairs misses' flno $1.75 kid, lace shoes, I
on salo at
160 pairs children's J1.00 kid Bhoes
Impairs beys' 90c cunvas leggllngs
4OT palm men's flno $1.25 velvet em-
uiuiucreu nnppers, ail sizeH, ai ,
ISO pairs boys' ll.ii satin calf shoes,
Blzes 9 to 13H. at ,
ClOlk Bargains for Saturday in
iauiea jacKcia, an wool, worm e.uu, lor
Ladles' Drees Skirts, worth $3.50, for
Ladles' Percale Wrappers, each
Ladles' Taffeta Silk Waists, worth $6.00, for
Ladles' Flannoletto Wrappers, worth $2,00,
.auieB .du, unaersKirts at 98,
Attond tho great salo of Chicago manufacturer's suits and cloaks In tho Cloak
Department. Special for Saturday, 75 suits, some silk lined throughout,
worm iu w, ior...... , $9.95
Ortat Pants Sale in the New Economy Bargain Room for Saturday-
1 j riuca ies lama one-iourm usual on m en
Yesterday J. J. Maher appeared at tho
sheriff's ofllco In Omaha in response to a
suggestion that tho authorities had a war
rant for him and upon tho document being
road by Deputy Sheriff Flynn ho went be
fore County Judgo Vlneonhaler and pleaded
not guilty to the charge of obtaining money
Under falsa pretenses. His enso was sot
for hearing utter bonds In the sum of $700
had been arranged for.
Two warrants are now In possession of
the shorlff for the arrest of Mayor Kelly,
but a deputy said last night that when
tho mayor returns ho will be requested to
call at the ofllcn of the sheriff on Monday
morning to hear tho warrants read. Tho
mayor has spent tho last few dnyn at Ord,
where he has boen a wltnobs la a cattle
easo In which ho Is Interested.
These arrests, It 1b understood, are only
ono step In tho tight now being made on
tho administration. Some tlmo ago Mayor
Kelly closed the Sherman-JorgenBon Rm
' bllng houso on Twenty-fourth Htreet and,
It is asserted, allowed other houses to run
Sherman did not say much at tho tlmo, but
when JorgonBon returned from Europo he
attempted to assert what bo claimed as his
rlihts under tho supposed protective treaty
and was, If reports are truo, turnod down
by the chtofexecuttve.
When, a little later, tho Berlln-Healy
Maher trust' was allowed to open gambling
rooms at Twenty-fifth and N streets it was
given out that there was to bo only ono
protected gambling house in tho ctty, but
Jorgenson thought differently. Through his
efforts,, so It la related, all gambling was
stopped. Mayor Kelly, however, did not
tako kindly to the talk Jorgenson put up
and consequently ordered hla saloon closed
on Sundays, This order was not compiled
with and the result was that Jorgenson was
arrested. Ho was found guilty In police
court and appealed the case. The Sunday
following found Jorgonsqn with the sldo
door open, the same as some other saloon3
In the city. Again ho was arrested and
oloscd. Then the light started In earnest
Jorgenson swears that ho will fight to tho
end.
It Is predicted that when Mayor Kelley re
turns tonight be will order tho strict en
forcement of the Slocumb law, which means
the closing of all saloons at midnight un
keeping closed all day Sunday.
Police Elutrd Over ('mtturc
Members of the police force aro greatly
elated over tho capturo of tho threo tough
characters at the Dollono hotel yesterday
v morning. It was a nervy proposition for
tho ponco to jump Into a room occupied
by threo men who wero known to be dos
perate characters and armed with weapons
of the latest pattern. Chief Mitchell, Cap
tain Allle, Newman and Klsfolder, howovor,
proved themselves equal to tho occasion
and without any parley broke down the
doors and entered the room before th
crooks could reach their weapons, which
lay on a bureau near tho houd of the bed
THE PURE
GRAIN COFFEE
Grnln-0 Is not a stimulant, like
cotTec. It is a tonic und its effects
re permanent.
A successful substitute for coffee,
Pccause it has the cotTeo llavorthat
everybody likes.
Lots of coffee substitutes In the
market, but only one food drink
Grain-O. '
All grocers; 13c. and 23c,
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s and boy s pants
fter tho crooks had beon cowed thoy wero
stood up In lino and compelled to dress
one at a tlmo. While this dressing process
was going on the clothes and room wero
being searched by tho officers who wern not
kept busy holding shooting-irons at'' the
beads of tho trio.
When an attempt was mado at tho Jail
to question tho prtsonors thoy appeared
sulky and refused to talk. They wero
locked In the steel cage, where they will
remain for several days at least.
Last night several ofllcerB and detectives
camo down from Omaha and after a brief
nspectlon Identified the prisoners ns men
who nro wanted not only in Omaha, but
n other cities. It Is suspected that at
east two of tho prisoners havo rewards
hanging over them. After tho struggle to
make the capturo Chlof Mitchell docs not
Intend to let go of his birds unless they
are wanted worso elsowhcro.
Unrlnl of Mm. I)nnlell.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Richard Danloll wan
held nt Union church In Sarpy county
yesterday afternoon. Ilev. Irving P. John
son, rector of St. Martin's church, South
Omaha, conducted tho services. Many of
tho pioneers of the county, ob well as a
large number of friends from Omaha and
South Omaha, attended tho services. The
interment was at the Old Palley ceme
tery. Christian Amoclatlon Lecture.
At tho First Presbyterian church tonight
the first of a series of lectures for the
benefit of tho Young Men's Christian asso
ciation will bo given. Through tho effortB
of tho Woman's auxiliary of tho association
a largo number of tickets for the course
have been sold. Tho money derived from
tho lectures will be used to Improvo tho
present quarters of the association.
High School ICiitrrliilniiient.
The modernized "Merchant of Venice"
will be presented by tho sonlor class of
tho South Omaha High school at Modorn
Woodman hall on Monday ovenlng. No
vember 20. Dlmmlck'a full orchestra will
furnish the, music on this occasion, Tho
snlo of seats has been quite satisfactory
and It 1b predicted that tho hall will bo
filled.
Improved I.lurlitlnir Service.
Tho Thomson-Houston Lleht comunnv hon
about completed Its Improvements hero
ana now heavy wires carry tho current
which supplies tho city hall bulldlnir ami
other downtown business blocks. Slnco tho
Installation of tho heavy current the llcht
Is much hotter than formerly.
Muulc City Goanln.
Mayor Kelly Is expectod to return tonight
irom urn.
The Home Clrclo club has reorganized for
me, srnson.
MIsb Daisy Morris Is visiting relatives at
Councilman C. C. Clifton returned yes
terday from a trip to lowu.
Remember the Yalinc Men's Christian nn
soclatlon entertainment at tho Presbyterlun
cnjrcii ionium.
Mrs. Callow, Nineteenth and M streets
entertained tho . Presbyterian King's
uaugniera yeuieruuy aueruoon.
City Treasurer Koutsky reports that two
saloons arc running without a license. He
will call the attention of the Hoard or Kd
ucnuon to me matter.
IMucate Your 1lowrlnt
Ycur bowels can bo trained ns woll as
your muscles or your brain. Cascarcts
Candy Cathartic train your bowels to do
right. AH druggists, 10c, 25c, 60c.
Cohbler Cobbled,
John nnrkdale, a shoemaker, whose shop
Is In a bacement at Thirteenth und Leav
enworth streets, reported to the police lato
.. uii.iiiuuii t,ti iiu iici.i urrii n-
saulted there by two mn. Harkdulo said
one or mem tnrew mm uown and held him
while tho other beat him over the head with
n shoehammer nnd ho had .three scalp
wuumis iu ojiuw iut u. lie ciuimea 10 De
lunorant of the cause of the assault. Th
wounds, which are not serious, worn drpsanl
I Dy rouce Burgeon Ames,
HAYDENs
Convincing proofs o Tho
sortments of tlio newest and best goods put on salo at tho most astonishingly low prices Satur-urday.
You Get What You Want and Save Money at Haydens.
(Agents for Butterick Patterns and Regnier Kid Gloves.)
Bargains in Silks.
The most Important salo In tho entire
Btoro Is tho big silk sale. To wind up
this great salo wo will offer for Saturday
tho biggest bargains In nil kinds of silks.
Tho very flncst 19-lnch black taffeta for
49c.
$1.25 black Swiss taffeta, 27 Inches wide,
for 6Sc.
$2.00 black taffeta, 36 Inches wide, on
salo at $1.25.
lleautlful fancy silk, all styles, and plain
silk, of all kinds, many worth up to $1.60,
at 49c.
27-Inch wide pure white taff'a silk at
only 59c.
All $1.60 and $2.00 black hemstitched
taffeta for waists or skirts, on Bnlo Sat
urday, $1.00.
Big Sale on Velvets
Saturday
All colors and black, In flno silk faced
velvet, 69c.
$1.25 fine black velvet at only COc.
$1.50 velvet, In black and colors, nt $1.00.
Sheet Music
Hnvdnns' n.-n leaders In tho very latest
and most popular sheet music. Tomorrow
wo will place on Bale 10 of our best sell
ing selections, such big hits ns: 1-or
Old Times' Sake." "What Is Homo With
out I.nvn" nml "Without Your Lovo Oh,
Let Mo die," three of Charles K. Harris'
latest songs. "All'8 Woll that Ends woll,"
"My Heart's Tonight In Texas," "Lam
Lam Lam," "Tho Sentinel Asleep," "Dluo
and tho dray," both tho march and tho
Bong; "Way Deep In My Heart" und "Can
You Forglvo Mo." Anx.of tho abovo songs
tomorrow only 19c per copy; regular price,
26c and 35c. Wo also carry a choice catn
loguo of 10c sheet music, many of tho
very best composers' works contained In
this lot. lc extra must bo added for mall
orders.
Optical Dept
Wo fit you accurately with spectacles and
eyeglasses or fill the prescriptions of your
oculist at very reasonable prices.
HAYDEN BROS,
ROSENTHAL DENIES RUMOR
Su There In Xo Truth In Report that
Trovnilero Will Chnnve
Manila.
Jako Rosenthal, resident manager for
Mlaco, Miller & Wlttl;j, lessees of tho
Trocadero theater, enters an authoritative
denial of tho report that has been In circula
tion In theatrical circles for the last day or
wo that tho E. D. Stair circuit Is negotiat
ing for possession of tho Trocadero. "So
far us I know," said Mr. Rosenthal, "the
Individual who Is said to bo In tho ctty en
deavoring to get hold of tho Trocadero Is
purely a myth. I havo been approached by
no ono and I know for a certainty that tho
management of this theater Is considering
no change In policy.
"Mossn. Mlaco, Miller & Wlttlg have
five-years' lenso on the roca'cro and the
business wo havo been' doing Is entirely
satisfactory. Tho leasees aro now shaping
their plans for an enlargement of tho
Ircult of hnus38 controlled by them, which
now uumbors fourteen. I hnvo Just re
ceived a letter from Mr. Miller stating tbnt
he 1b negotiating for tho control of a
Denver liouso and I predict that by the
opening of next season tho Mlaco circuit
will Includo houses clear through to tho
Pacific coast. Rooklngs for tho Omaha
house nro completed for two years In ad
vance nnd every company that has been hero
this season has been so well pleased with
tbe patronage accorded that they have all
applied for futuro bookings."
Aro you out or work? A llee want ad
will bring ou a position.
SyrufFigs
Actifcasmity widJbomptly.
Cleanses the System
Gently nnd Effectually
when i bilious or costive.
Jheseitts j'nt tJic mast acceptablearm
the laxative principles of plants
Jcnown ;i act most JeieIiclnI(y.
TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
BUY THE GENUINE - MANFD. BY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUPC0.
SAN rRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVlUt . KY NEW YORK, N.Y.
terjfU bjf dwfti'ts - jrh SO tr kottl:
SPECIAL SALES
Big Storo's leadership in genuine bargain givinc "Vast ap-
Grand v
Millinery Sale
Saturday we offer 60 very flno pattern
hats, exquisitely mado up In tho very new
est fashions at fully one-third below their
actual cost. Thcso aro part of a special
purchase closed out to us by a big eastern
dealer anxious to end his winter business.
llegular $4.00 trimmed hats at $1.93 and
$2.50.
Complete lino of feathers, trimmings and
millinery novelties of all kinds.
Ladies' Underwear
and Furnishings
Ladles' $3.00 all wool union suits at
$1.50.
Ladles' $1.00 corsets In black and drab,
all sizes, from 18 to 20, on salo at 49c.
Boys' Lion brand shirts In nil tho now
styles, rngulnr $1.00 values at 28c.
Ladles' $10.00 silk union suits at $7.50.
Ladles' 35c and 50c .hose In wool and
flcoccd lined, at 25c.
Ladles' and children's 25c hoso In wool
and fleeced lined at 15c.
1 lot of ladles' union suits, worth up to
$1.50, on salo at 50c, 76c nnd 98c.
Ladles' $1.50 and $2.00 outing flannel
gown nt 98c.
Ladles' heavy ribbed vests and pants, at
25c, 35c, 50c.
DOUBT DIVISION OF DIOCESE
I.ocnl KccIcnlnatU' Point Out that
Pope'n Iteportetl C'ourne Would
He Without Precedent.
Tho telegram from Dubuquo, la., an
nouncing that orders had been received
from Homo for tho division of the dloccso
of Dubuque, tho part set off to bo attached
to tho new dloceso of Sioux City, is received
with expressions of Incredulity by prom
inent men In tho Catholic church in Omaha.
Thoy point out that this Is not the way
Homo transacts such business. Orders
for tho division of a dloceso aro seldom or
never Issued until after the meeting of
tho bishops which Is to recommend tbe
division, and this meeting will not be held
tn the nrchdloceso of Dubuque until next
week.
Tho rumor of tho elevation of Mgr. Chap-
pello to tho cardlnalnto Is received 'vlth
moro confidence, as It Is said that this se
lection would, bo In the natural ordor ct
things. Archbishop Chappelle, whoso sta
tion Is tho archleplscopal sco of New Or
leans, Is now papal legato In tho Philip
pines. It Is customary for persons charged
with such Important affairs to bo called to
Rome at tho closo of their work and re
ceive the red hat.
Tornado In Ohio.
r.rT.TTXtTJTTa n Vnl- nn . .r.rt.1rt
which svvept over Delaware and Knox coun-
$.20,000. Tho path of tho storm was only
about a quarter of a mile wide nnd touched
1110 eiimi in iuia. a u ituiuuiu juir
grounds wero badly damaged.
Shoe The Little Feet-
Thoy need It more than you do rut
In nil kluds of weather, over all kinds
of roads, tho wearing quality and price
of n shoe has a great deal to do with It
Now n dollar nnd a half Isn't much for
a boys' shoe and yet It. Is a great deal
If the bhoe Isn't worth It We have a
Hhoe at $l.f0 that wo not only eny Is
worth It but time lina proven It For
yenrs wo have sold this sanio shoo, nnd
In every Instance they have given sat
isfaction Wo can lit your boy to these
Bhoes, nnd Saturday will be a good duy
for us to do It.
Drexel Shoe Co.,
Sen CntaloK-:e rendy Sent free for
the nalclna.
Oniaha'a Up-to-dnte Shoe House.
141U FAUNAS! STllElvT.
Ef Dis Hers Stove Waz Hot-
You can bet your sweet llfo I wouldn't
be sottln' where I am cause I got more
sense But dis cut am to show you dnt
my boss sells stoves and he sells good
stoves, too de kin' dat lasts a lifetime
do Favorite baso burner for ?19.80 de
Oak Heater fur $4.08 an' do Favorlto
cook fur $11.00 An' ho sells dem on dat
easy payln' plan, too Den ho sells dem
Harney & Ilerrv skates fur 00c an do
good kin' o' sleds from 25c up an' fine
wedder strips fur 94c a foot padlocks
fur oc up He's do greatest, hardware
man In town an' what you buy of him
you can bet your sweet life It's Just
right.
A. C. Raymer
1514 Farnam St.
Grocery Specials
IS pounds Granulated Sugar $1.00
Kagle Lye, can 2ic
2-pound package Self-IUIsIng Puncako
Flour, tho most delicious and palat
able pancako flour on the market.. 8 l-3c
3-pound can Syrup 0c
Japan Hlce, per pound 5c
Fancy Head Hlce, per pound 8Hc
Lentels, per pound 3Hc
10-pound snck pure Nebraska P.uck-
wl cat 45c
10-pound sack N. Y. state puro Iluck-
wtcat 60c
11 bars Best Laundry Soap 25c
Pint bottles Tomato Catsup 7Hc
Flour, the most dollclous and paint-
package 8Wc
5-pound pnll Jelly 16c
Caroline Hlce, per pound "He
Mikado Fancy Illcc, per pound 10c
Pearl Tapioca, per pound 7V4c
10-pound sack Graham 19c
Sago, per pcund 7Hc
10-pound sack puro Iowa Buckwheat.. 45c
THANKSGIVING: PIUCES ON
Poultry and Meats
for Saturday
No. 1 sugar cured hams, 11c.
Fresh dressed ducks and geese, 10c.
Fresh dressed turkeys, lie.
Fresh dressed chickens, 7c.
Large, crisp celery, 6c.
5-pounds best brand lord 48c.
Fresh pork snusagc, 8 l-3c.
Salt pork, 7c.
20-pound palls bent brand lard, $1.75.
HEADQUAHTEHS FOK FHESH DRESSED
POULTItY.
Great Ring Sale at
25c, 50c and $1
Wo havo placed on salo thousands of
fine rings, guaranteed to wear for from 3
to 5 years with constant use. You can
not buy a ring equal to tho ono offered
in this sale at 25c, for less than $1.00 else
where; tho 60c rings aro regular $1.60 and
$2.00 values, and tho rings offered In this
sale at $1.00 will glvo as perfect nntisfac
tlon as any that can bo bought. All stone
rings offered tn this salo aro warranted
for five years' constant use. Any ring
bought In this sale and not giving satis
factory wear will be replaced by us. THIS
IS POSITIVELY THE GREATEST RING
SALE EVER OPENED IN OMAHA.
The greatest lino and tho greatest values
ever put on sale.
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AMUSEMENTS.
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"Way Uown I3nit"
It is Just possible, though It requires
something of a stretch of tho Imagination
to mako It seem probable, that a company
composed of capable actors could make bo
bad a play as tho much-vaunted " 'Way
Down East" tho vehicle of an evening's en
tertainment. Conversely, It Is also possible
that a company so bad as tho ono that Is
presenting that amorphous conglomeration
of cant, fustian and silly twaddlo could, If
given a play with somo Inherent virility,
furnish amusement for an Intelligent audi
ence though that, too, Is unlikely. Tho
combination of wretched drama and In
capablo people to present it Is too much,
howovor, and tho result of the whole Is a
production that Is flat, stalo and unprofit
able. It tho piece were worthy of serious criti
cism, It 'would be Interesting to learn
where tho authors found tho prototypes of
the people they havo put Into their so
called play. Presumably It was from see
ing similar characters on tho stage of the
burlesque houses In tho Dowory or from
the comic weeklies. At any rate, thoy
more nearly resomblo those caricatures
than they do tho sturdy men and the noble
women of New England. Tho habitat of
such a specimen of tho genus homo as HI
Halter should bo revealed to n watting
world and the adherents of the Darwinian
SCHOOL
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Min's Underwear and II 1 LIE IT
and Furnishings Sale A I UEIlS
Men's heavy nodi fleeced lined Shirts and Drawers, all sites, made to sell ''"ftf
nt 60o and 75c on salo at Ouv
Men's $1.60 Wool Underwear at 75c 5 case s men's lino wool, In plain and fancy col
ors, In ribbed and plain also extra heavy all wool that Is sold every- "T E?s-t
where at $1.60 on sale hero nt i - Ow
Men's $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Underwear nt 9 So Thousands of garments of men's fine
wool and part silk underwear that was ma do for tho ery best trade. This underwear
was made by one of the best mills In this c ountry and every garment Is mado perfect
and warranted to lit flno wool, Jersey ribbed, In plain nnd fancy colors, QQp
California red flannel, heavy balbrlggan, worth $2.00, $2.60 and $3.00 at VOw
Men's heavy all wool Jersey Gloves and Mittens that wero mado
to sell nt 50c on sale at '. 4 Ow
Men's 60c Neckwear In all tho now styles CSLr
nt
Men's 25 cent Wool Half Hose
at
Men's and boys' Wool Sweaters In all tho new colors that wero mude f Q
to sell at $1.60 and $2.00 on sale at VOt
Men's flno Cardigan Jackets at $5.00 down $ 1 OO
Men's heavy Jersey Overshtrts In blue, brown and fancy colors g A-
at 9Sc, 75c and O vf C
Men's one dollar Dogskin Oloves g f
at OUC
Hayden's Fine Shoe Sale Saturday.
The flncst shoes tho best makes of shoes tho latest stylo shoes tho best wear
ing shoes. "Brooks Bros." flne shoes for
shoes for wemen "Merrlam" shoes for chl
pair less than others sell Inferior makes.
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Tho "Brooks Bros." make ladles' line sh
leather, all tho newest styles, worth up t
All sizes and widths A to E.
Tho "Ultrn" shoes, In vlcl kid, box cal
military and Cuban haols, slr.es 2H to 8, wl
The H. W Merrlam shoes for misses a
with single or double soles sizes 6 to 8, f
11 to 2 for $1 76 Infants' sizes, 2 to (I, fo
Tho "Stetson" hand made shoo for ma
and vlcl kid, all styles and sizes, prlco $5.
Men's flno "Satone" calf and vlcl kid
at $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00.
SPECIAL SATURDAY SALE ON GRANITE WARE.
49c Granite DUh Pans 19c
79c GrxrrLta DUh Palis.. . 49c
59c Cranlto Walar Pall 33c
ZSc Granite Slew Pan ......... .... 11c
35c (Inm Ita Tea Pats..... . 19c
E3a a-quaxt Oranlta Milk Pans 3c
25c- 6-qunrt Granite Milk Pans.. 2o
theory bo notified. It might be that a
search of tho locality would reveal the
whereabouts of the missing link. It would
bo a real pleasure to know the name and
postofllce address of the genius who de
signed the maple sugar shed which ap
peared In the last act and which resembles
tho thing It Is supposed to represent about
as nearly as It docs tho Grand Opera houso
at Paria or St. Peter's at Home. It would
be but what's the use of pursuing tho sub
ject further?
The snowstorm scene In tho third not Is
vividly realistic and is very handsome.
Further than to commend this, It were
kinder to pass both tho play and tho play
ers without additional comment.
PROVIDING A FEAST FOR POOR
Associated Charities Will Itecelve
Thanksgiving- Uonntlons to Ile
ulenlsh Empty Caphoards.
The Associated Charities of Omaha has
begun preparations for a Thanksgiving
feast for the poor of the city. A prelimi
nary meeting for tho reorganization of the
body was held at the Young Men's Christian
association rooms last night. It was be-
Uovcd at first that tho board would not be
In a position to tako Independent action In
time for Thanksgiving. At this point Dean
Fair tendered the association tho use of
Trinity cathedral parish houso as tpmporary
headquarters and the association accepted
the offer. It Is therefore the request of the
association that all donations intended for
tho poor of the city bo left at the parish
Anyone Can Play
A Guitar, Zither or nn Autouarp You
can learn to master either one in ono
week without a teacher Wo havo them
from $2.!j0 up to $25.00, Including In
struction book Call and Inspect tho
same and tho mnny other pretty things
wo have In tho line of musical Instru
mentsOur Burton Mandolins and Gui
tars aro the standard of tho world.
A. HOSPE,
Mutlt ill Ait I5I3 DiDClts.
Whether Chocolates Or Bonbons
You'll find our confectionery tho best
As a present It Is uncqualed Not only
Is the candy good, pure nnd delicious,
but the boxes are neat and handsome
and the namo a guarantco that the
sweets aro the best Wo don't do n
bargain-counter candy business Six
cent candy at four cents a pound Is out
of our line Wo havo only high-class
goods at moderate prices.
W. S. Balduff,
1520 Fartiatti St.
4 g?
1UW
women "Stetson" shoes for men "Ultra"
ldrcn. All on snlo at $1.00 and $2.00 a
oes, In vlcl kid, volour calf and patent
o $0.00, on Bale at $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00.
f and enamel calf, with double wolt soles,
dths A to E, prlco $3.60.
ud children, In vlcl kid nnd velour enlt,
or $1.26 sizes S V4 to 1014 for $1.50 sizes
r 60c and 76c.
n, In heavy enamel, box calf, patent lenther
00.
welt solo shoes, worth up to $4.00, on salo
59c Granite Dish Pans 29c
85c No. 8 Granite Tea Kcttlo 49c
15c Milk Pans, granlto 8o
39c Granite Stew Pan t 19c
29a arunlte Cullenders .- 13c
20c 4-quurt Granite Milk Pans flc
25c Granite Dipper 13c
house, corner Eighteenth street nnd Capi
tol avenue, Tuesday and Wednesday of tho
coming weok.
The teachers of tho public schools will
be asked to appeal to the children as they
have done In former years, and It Is hoped
that the pupils will mako as liberal re
sponse as formerly.
For n Cold In the llend.
LAXATIVE nROMO. QUININE TABLETS.
Supplies
All of tho pop
ular aad da
pendaW kind.
Eastman Kodaks
Premo Poco Adlake
Vive Diamond Cyclone
and New Karona Cameras
glaBs plates, films, ohemloaU,
mounts, etc. developing and
printing prices right,
THE A10E & PENfOLD CO.,
Amattur ?htgrphU tupplU.
1408 Farnam. OMAHA
OFPOSITZ PAZTON HOTEL.
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