12
BOSTON STORE MILL ENDS
Bhort Lengtbi of New and Desirable Ftbrici
of All Kindi.
AT HALF, THIRD QUARTER REGULAR PRICE
'folia) lliirKnliiN Arr Hound
JlriiiK livery KviinmiilRt Here A
llclter iloney .inilnx Optwirt un
ity linn Accr llccn
PRESENTED TO YOU.
BILK M0U8SELINE DE SOIE, 39C YARD.
Mill ends of high coat Imported silk-
ttflrA1 .tl..ltt.i ilnltml tnntiacnllnn An anlf.
crloklcd silks, Inwns and other high grade
Hash goods on Bnlo at 3'Jc a yarn.
76c black anil colored silks, 26c yard.
Jl fancy and plain tnffetas, 49a yard.
$1.60 silk remnants at C'Jc yard.
SILK-STRIl'ED CHALL1S. 45C YARD
7Cc all wool challls, Sio yard.
r.Oc all wool French flannel, 15c yard.
f0c nil wool dress goods, 14c yard,
$1.25 nil wool dross goods, 39c yard.
65c Hwivcl silk nt 16c yard.
HtMf hkmmants. r,f!. ion. ir.r. 2nd.
Today wo placo on salo tho finest lot
Di pieces or hiikb ami satins wo navo ever
snown. An endless variety to select from,
on salo nt lc, 10c, ISc and 25c each, accord
Jng to length.
DRES9 GOODS AND CORDUROY
at inn tirn iimmkant.
To clnso out all tho Imported sntnpln ends
of lino dress goods and corduroy wo placo
on sain tho entlro lot at 10c a remnant.
MILL ENDS IN THE IIA9EMENT.
Khnrt tnlll rnmnnntn nf nrlntfl. In vnrd.
liong remnants best standard prints, 3Vc
yard.
36-Inch pcrcalo remnants, Cc yard.
26o gingham remnants, S'-ic yard.
40c drapery ticking remnants, 12V4c yard
25c whlto goods remnants, 10c yard.
3Sc table oil cloth remnants, Cc yard.
Turkish toweling remnants, 6c yard.
Iluck toweling remnants, 3Uc yard.
40c mercerized satocn remnants, 15c yard
Ifir? tnu-n rrmnnnls CAJLn vnril.
nnd hundreds of other remnants in the
unscrnont.
IIOSTON STORE. OMAHA,
J. I.. Tlrnmlels R- Snnn I'rnnrlntnm
N. II. Saturday tho great laco curtain
Halo begins. watch today s papers.
RUBBER SHOES FOR A YEAR
Itcdnrlloii In Price of Ituliber (.oimIn
C'nuiiCfi Itetiillem in Lay 111
JHk Slock.
Tho roccnt reduction In tho wholesale,
crlco of rubber eoods has brought nhmit n
peculiar condition of trndo In that lino In
xuc utnana icrriiory. una or tho proml
ont dealers In rubber goods said:
"You may bo surprised to learn that the
wholesale dcalors In rubber footwear havo
practically received all of their orders for
next year's trade, but such Is tho case Wo
generally do not begin tho season until
April, and It Is usually August beforo tho
orders nro received In any great number,
tut this year wo havo about covered our
field. With last night's orders wo havo
eold 40 per cent more goods since January
1 for tho trndo of 1902 than wo sold for tho
preceding twelve months.
"All of tho Omahn wholesalers had made
up tholr minds that tho trado would open
m usual und wo ruado our arrangements
accordingly. Toward tho end of Docomber
wo hoard rumors of a reduction In prloo to
come, and when wo received notice of a 5
per cent reduction January 1 we thought
that would be tho end of It, probably until
April. Then camo tho reduction of 18 per
teat In February, and with it wo decided
to go after business. Tho low prices nt
traoted tho retailers and It really makes
llttlo difference where tho prlco goes tble
prlng. as the rotalcr In tho Omaha terrl-
Iory, nt loait, Is stocked for the coming
rlntcr."
fti.M) MHOliS nilO AM) BOO TODAY
SIHS. MAJIY KllUOOVICII.
Df I'lilllimhurK, Montana, Tells Hott
She 'Wns Otired or Dandruff.
Mrs. Mary Orcgovlch of Phlllpsburg,
llont., under dato of November 26, 189:,
Writes: "I had typhoid fovcr this sum
mer, consequently wns losing my hair ter
rible, nnd my head In places was perfectly
bald. Nowbro's Herplcldo hnd Just como
Into uso In l'hlllpsburg, and tho doctor
itrongly recommended It to mo. After 3 or
I nppllcatlons my hair Btopped falling out.
ind is coming In again qulto thick. I used
lo bo troubled grently with dandruff, of
Khlch I am now qulto cured." Kill tho
landruff germ with Herplclde.
1'i'lrr Time north.
The Northwestern lino. "Twin t i..
Ited," now leaves tho Union station, Omaha,
t 7:55 p. m. dally. Instead of 7r-r. n m .J
orracrly. Tho nrrlval time at St. Paul
Ilnneapolis REMAINS UNCHANOED.
hrough connections from tho west aro thus
sured nnd a MORE CONVENIENT time
?' departure Is afforded Omaha and Coun
I Bluffs patrons. Tho sanio magnlflque
kjulpment is retained In service.
City offices. 1401-1403 Farnam strcst.
1
A Parable
of Old
Perhaps you liavo forgotten tho par
nlilo of tho foolish virgins. Theso
young women, so runs tho undent
tale, wero expecting n visitor, but thoy
neglected to 1111 their lamps, and lo,
when darkness nnd the guest enmo
together they wero much put out. It's
nn old story, but there Is nnother Just
nbout an old nnd wo sen It in tho news
pnpern nearly every day It usually
runs something llko this:
"Died, John Doe, nt his homo In
Cnrcless Park. Ho leaves n family to
mourn tho Iobs of n loving husband
Mid father, nnd It Is n matter of ra
Krot thnt his business affairs nre In a
very unsatisfactory condition, no
left no Insurance."
Isn't that a uhenrfnl xtnrv? -ivi,.
about his family will Ms wlfo nnd
I children g" bnck to tho old folks
and bo a burden to them, or
will they hccoino objects of public
", churlty? Not a plcnsnnt plcturo,
,1s It? llut such things happen
every day. Too many men nro care
less qr Indifferent about such things
they put It off or take out a small
policy und let It lapso. Thoy nro not
ffolng to die of courso not and busi
ness Is good-no hard times or bail
luck In Bight. That's the old, old
tory.
Don't you think It's about tlmo to
tret out of that rut nnd tako out a
Gold Pebonturo Policy in the Equit
able a policy us good na a government
bond, nnd which pnys a bettor rnte of
Interest? Think It over; there Is a
surplus of inoro than 106.000,000 behind
every policy Issued by tho Equltablo.
ABk for full Information you can't
tnako u bettor Investment.
The Equitable
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
"Slronjfest In the World"
II. D. NEELY, Mr. for Nfcb.
20.JO8 Bee Bid., OMAHA
All tin- .Meii'M it ml l.nillrn' Tine Shoes
Hint luu Hnrr In the Ulmlon
AT HOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
(Jo on salo tomorrow, Friday,
nt 30n nml Mo tinlr.
Theso nro the shoss that Carl Knhler of
Dcs Moines sold to Boston Store to settlo
his father's estate. Some of these shoes
sold for 14.00. nnmn fnr IS. 00 nml uimn nvrn
as high as $6.00 pair, but the widths nro
au narrow, aa, a, u nnd perhaps n few C.
All tho women's shoes In theso narrow
widths, in sires 214, 3 nnd 314 will bo sold
tomorrow on bargain squares nt 3Dc pair.
All tho ladles' shoes In sizes 4, 4',4i G,
and 6, In AA, A, II widths, that sold up
to nve dollars n pair, go nt 59c a pair.
$5.0(5 MEN'S SHOES AT 69C.
All tho men's Bhocs In AA, A nnd H
widths, sizes 6. 6U. 7. 7U. 10. 10U nml 11.
that nold up to $5.00 nnd even $6.00. co nt
b'jc n pair.
All tho men's regular shoes, In nil bIzcs
and widths, that sold for $3.00, go at $1.69.
Al tho regular $5.00 and $6.00 shoos, all
sizes nnu wiatns, go nt $3.00 nnd $3.50.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
J. L. Brandcls & Sons, Props
OLD SHOE ASA SOUVENIR
Vniny llnvey of Police llenilciunrtern
Keepn Hello of Hilly
l'llt f ITflllll.
An old shoe, badly dilapidated and run
down nt tho heel, is being held nt tho
police station ns ovldcnco ngnlnst tho man
who Btruck Hilly Patlorson. Patsy Hnvcy
tells this story nbotit It:
"Como down hero nny night," said ho,
"nnd you will sco that hall out thoro full
Of hobOCB KloCDlllir on tho llnnr. nnn nli-lil
wo counted sixty, but now that tho weather
lias moderated somewhat there s vnot qulto
so many. Why, they used to bo so thick
that you couldn't walk through tho hall
without stepping on them. Then wo used
to pile 'cm up, one layer on top of nn
other, llko cordwood. And they're terri
bly Particular about their nrrnmmnilnilnn.
too, considering that they wero gottlng
tneir lodging free. If you'll bollovo it,
tho follows on bottom used to kick If wo
put moro than two layers of hoboes on ton
or mem.
"Well, ono nlcht It was torrlhlv mml,W
out in tno yard, having thawed tho day be
roro, anu niong nbout 3 o'clock In tho
morning In comes Billy Pnttorson through
mo eouin uoor. ino lights wero out, It
was dark In tho hall nnd Billy was In n
hurryi I guess lfo must have stenned on
the faces of nbout flvo of thnm bofnrn h
learned that tho door mat ho was looking
lor wns on mo iront porch.
"Thero was a nhowor of old shoes nlmml
nt Patterson, and ono or two of them
strucK mm, nut this ono went over tho
railing, nnd I m keening It ns n souvenir
Tho next morntni; you could trnnv iiitr.
son cienn tiown tho lino of hoboes by tho
rami anu marKS of heelplates on their
faces. Patterson said he didn't And them
very good walking."
'I Was given UD tO dlf from hnnrt nnd
nervous troubles cnuscd by grip. Six bot
tles each of Dr. Miles' Heart Curo nnd
Ncrvlno cured me." Mrs. John Wntiot
Jefferson, Wis.
AUDITORIUM WORK GOES ON
Fund In CrnnltiK Nleely nnd
liecla In General Are
Ilrluht.
I'rox-
Tho secretary of tho AiniUnrinm nnm
mlttco has reported subscriptions on hand
io oo wunin z&.uuu or tho amount required
beforo tho ground is broken fnr th hnii.iint.
and within about one-half of the amount
required to say for tho bulldlnir nnd th
no wncn completed.
Tho last bill for tha musical ftivni im
been paid. This was $35 for expenses In
curred In tho salo of tickets. Tho salo of
chairs and benches, freight rebates and
other minor Items broucht 1127 fmm h
festival fund.
Tho receipt of about 1175
era of the city, with other amounts from
sovoral sources, broucht th
subscriptions reported to $934, making n
loiai to tiato 01 $124,963.62.
.Superintendent Olllan Iiiir his nm nnu.
estnblUhcd In tho cxnosltl nn hnll.llnc-
whlch is in shnpo for tho erection nnd
uccornuon or Dooms. Tho local exhibitors
nro nlroady In tho building und havo men
at work nrranglng for displays. Tho
superintendent's forco will start work nt
onco on the general decoration nf tho
building nnd a nlan for iinlfnm, .mi
tractlvo decorations has been prepared.
Local firms will Hn
discretion In tho matter of arranging booths
and tho outsldo contributions will bo
Placed In harmonious surrouudlngs. Ono
xow iorK urra, tnrough Its traveling rep
resentatives, reserved Bpaco for a display
which will be arranged Immediately.
'I was In bed flvo wnnVn tvltn
nerves shattered, stomach nnri livor
deranged. Was cured with Dr. Miles' Nerv
ine and Norvo and Liver Pills." D. C.
wamor, Hallsvlllo, O.
How to get a new wheel and lust ihn nn
you have alwajs wanted. Read Tho Bee's
great offer to boys nnd girls.
Last, day Sam'l Burns' 10 nir ront r ml no
tion sale
BUILDING BOOM THIS SPRING
Many 1'lrM-L'Jns llnalnenit Illovkn io
no Greeted In Uinnliu nnd
Sninller Townn of the Stnte.
Omaha nrchltccts rcnort thn
fylng prospects for bulldlne thin nph
only In Omaha, but In many nf thn Bmln
towns of tho state. Plans aro now being
drawn for business blocks In Columbus,
Cedar RapldB, Norfolk, Fremont, St. Paul
and many other hustling young cltleo of
Nobraska, nnd nil, It Is said, nro to bo of
brick or Htono and to bo supplied with nil
modern conveniences. Speaking of local
conditions nn nrchltect snld:
"Low rentals Incident to tho hard times
of tho early '90s havo had much to do with
retarding tho erection of flrst-clnss build
ings, but as soon ns tho old looses explro
you will see n building boom In Omaha's
wholesale district. I know of Bevcral six
story houses that aro to bo erected on local
trackage In tho near future, but of course
It wouldn't do to discuss them In detail
now, ns the sites havo not yet passed Into
possession of tho prospective bulldors."
No treatment for colds and grip leaves
the system in ns good and healthy a con
dition ns Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
The greatest dnnger from these diseases Is
of their resulting In pneumonia. During the
many years this remedy has been In use,
no caso of a cold or attack of the grip hav
lug resulted In pnoumonla, has ever been
reported to tho manufacturers, which shows
conclusively that It Is a certain preventive
of thnt dangerous disease. For sale by all
druggists.
to
Announcement!! of thn Tlirntera
rtlnolr IVittl'a Tmh.,!n,
Boyd's theator tonight and Saturday Wtl
noo nnu uigni, oner an opportunity for en
joyment of genuine coon comedy and sweet
melody rondered by comedians nnd singers
of raro natural gifts.
Denies Turkey In In Default.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. !S.-Char!cs II.
Crump, head of the Cramp shipbuilding
firm, denies the report from Constuntlnapln
to the effect that a contract for a cruiser
for the Turkish government lins been
annulled bocnuse of tho failure of the porte
to pay tho llrst Installment. Mr. Cramp
aid that tho first payment was not due
until March 1 and that consequently tho
report Is without foundation.
TTTE Oar An A DATLT KEEt FTtTT)A V, MAKCIl 1, 1901.
SIIOU.H OX IIAIMJAIN SUV AltHS.
.til ItTelley-.Stlue r'n jPi,, lloyn,
f.i.n.f... .... - . . ' ... '
nnn in in ii in- ,m ii lie i, on Sale
AT BOSTON STORE, OMAHA.
ON BARGAIN SQUARES.
AT 29C, 30C 50C, 75C, 08O AND $1.25.
KELLEY STIOER'S LADIES' SHOES
ON BARGAIN SQUARES
AT $1.98 AND 12.50.
All Kollcy, Stlgcr & Co.'s ladles' shoes
havo now been tied together nnd thrown on
bargain squares In two long rows.
Alslo No. 1 wc put all Kellcy, Stlgcr fc
niiuva iUilL UUIII UJJ IU ttl.UU auU
mark them $1.98.
Alslo No. 2 wo plnco nil Kellcy Stlgcr &
Co. s ladles' shoes thnt sold up to $6.00 and
givo you cholco of tho entlro lot nt $2.50.
All tho Indies' whlto Itld oxfords, satin
sandals. In nil colors nnd whlto nnd black,
that Kclley & Stlgcr sold for up to $2.75,
ri ni we, if.c nnd 98c.
All tho $3, $4 nnd $.- fancy beaded slip
pors, for dancing nnd evening wear, go n
$1.98, $2.23, $2.50 nml $3.50.
BOSTON STORE, OMAHA,
J. L. Brandels & Sons, Proprietors;
13VI3IIV TUH3DAV
In I'Vlirnnry, Mured nnd Airll the
UNION PACIFIC
will sell tickets at tho following
GREATLY REDUCED RATES:
From Omaha to San Francisco, Los
Angolcs nnd Snn Diego $23.00
Ogdcn, Salt Lnke, Butte, Helena... , 23.00
Portland, Spoknnc, Tacoma, Seattle.. 25.00
New city ticket office, 132i Farnam street.
Tel. 316.
Union slntlon, 10th and Marcy. Tel. 629.
"New Orlviitin for the Tourist"
Is tho tltlo of nn Illustrated booklet, Is
sued by tho Illinois Central railroad, de
scribing tho points of interest In New Or
leans, Ln. For copy, address W. H. Brill,
D. P. A., Omaha, Neb.
Wanted, n trained nurse lo tnku cnarce of
a sanitarium; mint havo experience, a good
education and good business ability. Ad
dress J 59, care Bco office.
Any boy or girl can cot n new blcyclo
this spring. Read Tho Itco's great wheel
offer.
Saturday's the Day
Egypt
WE WILL SELL
ian Lotus Cream
at 5c a Bottle.
You'll miss It If you don't tnko advnntge
of this sale. It's us good nH other prepa
rations that sell for flvo times this price..
Crniuer'N Kidney Cure 7.
Ilronio (tululne l.iu
DufTy'N Mult WhlHkey H.-,o
I.otiiM Urenni Illo
I'ulne'n Celery Compound 7 fin
Wine of Cur ilut , 7,-,o
1'leree'M l'rexerlptlon 7."ii
Scott'n HiiiuInIoii 7.1u
OkoiiiuImIoii , '. , , 7.a
CollHfoot Kipeotoruut 7fu
S. S. 7Bo
Mnlted .tlllk lOo, 7nc, :i,ir
I'lnklinni'n Conipound 7.1c
CUT PRICE
DRUGGIST
a. XV. Cmv. 10th aad Cfaloma aim.
SCHAEFER
Patent Medicineinces
GUT IH HALF
OATIIDnAV nnrl RinMIl A V
OfUURUHl ailU mUllUHB-AII day SATURDAY
and next MONDAY as well, we shall sell quite a list of Patent Medicines
At Just One-Half Retail Value,
Goods All New and Genuine,
1.00 Coke's Da ml rn IV Cure for 50c
7Hc Coke's Dandruff Cure for 3Bc
00 Kirk's Dandruff (Jure for 50c
?1 .00 Kurnliani s Sarsaimrilla for 50c
fiOe Hurnlianfs Heef, Jron and Wine for 25c
$1.00 Warner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilla for 50c
HOe Ilofl"s Nit (long nr siiorL bot.) for 25c
1.00 Allan's Celer.v Compound for 50c
Kenieinber, lliese prices for CASH, and for Sat
urday and Monday only.
$1.00 Cramer's Kidney Cure for 50c
1.00Ciross & Delbridges's Hydrastis Tonic 50c
25c (.1 raves' Tooth Powder for 13c
50e bottles (big ones) Florida Water for 25c
2ocTotlov's Swansdown, flesh or white 12c
Wc have "loads'' of these goods and want to
"CASH THEM IN."
fiOc Madam Yale's Face I'owder, any shade 25c
1.00 Madam Yale's Fruitieuru for 50c
2oc Madam Yale's Soap for 13c
50e La Jeune Freueh I'owder for 25c
ABOVE PUICES FOR CASH, SATURDAY AND
MONDAY, MARCH 2 and J ONLY.
The reason we sell these goods for above prices is
that we have TOO MANY OF THEM and want to re
duce stock.
Sherman & McConnell
Drug Company
Corner 16th and Dodge
Must Close
Hero nro shoo-huylne opportunities for
men, women, 'children, boya that WILL
CItOWD THIS STOItE THURSDAY AND
FltlDAY. Lens thnn half of makers' cost-
determined not to carry a Blnglo pair to tho
"NEW STORE."
Men's and women's highest grade shoes
values up to u.00, $6.00 nnd Q) QD
$7.00 salo prlco 0VO
Men's nnd women's shoes that wc sold at
tho beginning of this salo nt $2.38 for
mcr prices $4.00, $4.60, go 'X 68
Llttlo men nnd llttlo womcn'n shoes high
est grade entlro department divided Into
lots at $1.29, $1.18 nnd down 69c
Odd lota of men's and women's bIioos
79c, C9c nnd down
to
THE ROCHESTER
SHOE CO.,
Great Rebuilding Snlo. 1015 Douglas St.
Successors to Tho Howe.
29c
Eastman
Kodaks
still lead.
Sco the lntcst model of tho No. -1
Onrtrldgo ICodnk tnkes pictures
1x5, nml enn bo used for either
plates or lllins. List price $25.00
OUR PRICE
$20.00
AH other good makes of Kodnk
nnd Cameras.
THE ROBERT
DEMSTER COMPANY,
1215 Fnrnnm Street.
Developing nnd finishing by flrst
class workmen.
HAYDENs HAYDENs
Bargain I Bargain
Room
Room
15c Wool Kclgc for 5c.
25c Wool Plaids for 12'-c.
45c -10-Inch Black find Colored Wool
Serge for 10c.
All remuants of Wool Dress Goods on
Balo nt one-half price.
Plain and fancy Dress Silks, worth
08c, for -10c.
Full standard Prints, 12',c.
Hlack and. Colored Crepons, worth
25c, for 7'ic.
Mercerized Skirtings, In sttlpes, worth
50c, 12M.C
Xew spring Dimities, plain and fan
cies, worth 25c, 5c.
Flannelettes, stripes nnd polkn dots,
wortli 20c, 0Je.
Gents' Percale Negligee Shirts, worth
75c and ?1.00, for 20c.
Kxtra heavy Cheviot Negligee Shirts,
wortli 75c, UOe.
All wool Sweaters, wortli 51.50, for
50c.
Ladles' anld children's heavy Under
vests, plain nnd ribbed, worth 10c, for
10c.
Ladles' and children's heavy ribbed
fast blilck Hose, wortli 25c, for "J&c.
Hoys all wool School Suits, two
pieces, sizes from 7 years to 15, wortli
?2.00, for 05c.
Boys' extra flap all wool Suits, In
vesteo nnd double breasted, sizes from
3 to 10 years, worth $1.00, for ?1.15.
Hoys' all wool Knee Pnntp, assorted
sizes, for 15c and. 25c.
Extra lino Percales, 30-Inch, spring
1001, wortli 20c, for 5c.
Shaker Flannels, worth 10c, 394c
Outing Flannels, worth 10c, for 5c.
Eiderdown remnants, worth 50c, for
15c.
All linen Crash, worth 10c, for 2c.
All linen lluck Towels, 27-lu., worth
$1.50 per dozen, 00c.
Turkey Hcd Table Linen, fast colors,
00-lnch, wortli -10c, 11c.
All remnants of Table Linen one-hnlf
price.
Extra heavy and fine Bleached Sheet
ings, worth 30c, for 15c.
White Marseilles Bed Spreads, 10-1.
wortlr 1.50, for 70c.
Quality "C" Long Cloth, 30-Inch,
wortli 1216c, for Ge.
Hemnauls of while checked Nnlnsook,
worth 10c, for llic.
KeninnntH of Cambric Embroideries,
1c, 2'tc and 5c.
All Silk Ribbons, assorted colors, all
widths from No. 3 to 40, nt the one prlco
of 5c.
All tho odds nnd ends of men's 1.00
and $1.25 Wool Shirts and Drawers nt
25c.
Men's work Shirts, In all tho best
styles, at 30c.
One lot of men's neckwear, four-in-
hands and leeks, that sold for 25c and
35c. slightly mussed, on sale at 5c.
100 dozen ladles' und children's Vests
that were made to sell nt 25c, ou sale at
10c.
Men's $1.50 all wool Sweaters at 50c.
HAYDEN BROS.
PULLMAN
ORDINARY
SLEEPERS
DAILY
Personally Conducted Excursions
to California and Oregon
Pullman Ordinary Sleeping Curs
IN
CHEAP
EXCURSION
RATES
EVERY
TUESDAY
ON THIS
UNION PACIFIC
DINING
OARS,
MEALS
A LA OARTK
These Excursions leave Omaha every Wednesday nnd every rridny at
4:25 p. m. for San Francisco and Los Angeles, and every
Friday at. 8:20 a. m. for Portland, Ore.
Detailed Information nhnerfullr f urnUlind,
JTEW CITY TICKET OKFIOIC, 11124 Fnrnniii Hi,, T.I, HIO,
UNION ITATIO.V, 10th and Muror, Tl, UU,
STEAM
HEAT
PINTOH
LIGHT, ETC
Spring Top Coats
The Accomplishments of this store
are great by comparison with
that of others.
With all the style, the linish ami the quality of custom-made
apparel, made by equally skilled and even
higher class workmen, and fashioned in accord with the
authorative fashion-plate followed by all custom tailors.
With these points of quality, we offer the extra in
duccinents of the opportunity to judge the becoming
ncss of n garment before investing, and a saving of time
and money.
The Spring Top Coats
Aro ready, no matter how little the price, the style and
lit have the best thought we can give them.
iba i yens
"heese
Itudd's American Club House, ISc.
Knncy full crenm Y. A. cheese, 12',e.
Ohio Swiss 16c.
A Western Hcscrvo full cream, 12c
McLaren's Imperial, 13c.
Great Herring Sale
K. K. K, K. Norway HerrlnR, lb. 10c.
K. K. K. Fnt Norway HerrlnK. Sic.
K. K. K. Iceland HerrlnK, lb. 8c.
New fat Labrador Herring, lb. "c.
Now fat Labrador HerrlnK at lb. fc.
Kxtra larse Scotch Herring, lb. 12c.
Special Prices oti
leasand Coffee
Japan tea slfllnfis, only 1714c.
Cholco Japan ten, 35c.
llusket lire J Japnn tea, only 39c.
English breakfast tea only 39c.
Mayono gunpowder, first crop, 40c.
Cholco Ceylon ten, -ISc.
Host IUo coffee, 17!$c.
Mocha nnd J.va coffee, 25c.
Host Madellng Mocha nnd Java coffee,
33c 3 lbs. for $1,00.
Grocery Specials
11 bars Whlto Spanish soap, 25c.
10c can Haglo lye. 6c.
Celluloid Magnetic or Perfection Starch,
per package, "'.jc
Sago, per lb., 74c
Tnploca, lb., "isc.
Pearl barley, lb., Cc.
Lentils, lb., CHc.
10 lbs. corn meal, 10c.
10 lbs. wheat Oraham, 20c.
3 lbs. flako or Pearl hominy, 10c.
Meats
3 lb. palls Omahn lard, 27c. '
Ilcst Frankfurt sausage, "lie
Now bologna sausage, 64c.
Chipped beef, 15c.
fi lb. palls Omaha lard, 4Gc.
Liver sausage, bic.
Hulk oysters, 25c nnd 10c.
No. 1 California hams, 7',3C.
No. 1 salt pork, "ic
Lean strip bacon, 12&r. )
Great Sample
Shoe Sale Tomorrow
$1.90 VOR MEN'S FINK U ANU $3 SHOES.
All tho now fine, sample men's shoes,
closed out to us from manufacturers, J. P.
Smith & Co., Chicago, III nnd Myron V.
Thomas, Carapcllo, Mass. Men's Ono shoos
mado to sell for $3.50, $1.00 und $5.00, ln
patent leather, vlcl kid nnd vclour calf,
with gcnulno Goodyear nnd hand v.olt soles,
on salo tomorrow nt $1.00.
LADIES' FINE $4 AND $5 SAMPLE SHOES,
$1.96.
All tho ladles' flno sample, shoos, from
two big manufacturers, Williams & Hoyt
Co., Kochester, N. V. und French, Shrlnor
& Urner, Ilocklnnd. Mass. Shoes mado of
tho llnest vlcl kid, patent leather nnd Itus
nlan calf, in tho latest swoll styles, with
Ooodyear and hand welt soles, all mado
to sell for $3, $1 nnd $5, on salo tomorrow,
at $1.96.
Sco our lGlh street show window.
Sheet Music
For tomorrow only, wo will place on enlo
several thousand copies of music at only
lc per copy, lly mall, 2c. Plenty of vocal
nnd Instrumental, mandolin nnd guitnr,
violin nnd plnno, guitar solos, mandolin
solos, banjo, cornet nnd plnno, piano du
ets, etc., nil go at lc per copy.
Wc aro closing out a lot of miscellaneous
nnthem books at only 25o each. Most of
theso bookH Imvu always been sold at from
75c, $1, $1.50 nnd $2 por copy tomorrow
only 25c. Also n line lot of odd collections
of high grado music, by such composers
no Ilnch, Heethoven, Chopin, Mozart, Mou-
delssohn, Scharwenka, Schumann, etc. Somo
of theso nlbums havo sold ns high ns $1.75,
$2 and $2.60 per copy. All tho very best
editions go at only 25c. Lots of piano nnd
organ methods. Cholco vocal nlbums by
Cowcn, Meyer, Holmund, Jensen, Lassen,
Schubert and many other composers.
While they last only 25c each.
HAYDEN BROS.
Registered
RE-NO-MAY
POWDER
A. Mayer Co.
Bbl! BUILDING,
OMAHA, NEB.
In pink box not only relieves, but pos
itively cures nil disorders of the foat,
stops odorous perspiration, cures ten
der, swollen and painful feet.
RE-NO-MAY POWDER
In blue box removes all bodily odors.
If properly usfd no dress shields are
required. If you rulu your sloven with excessive perspiration, rub tho palms
after thoroughly drying them with the powder, ln cases of habitual swoatlng,
uso the powder In pink box. For nxllllnry urraplts) sweating, find directions for
use In the cover of tho blue box. For obstluato sweuting or dialing, bathe the
affected parto with tho Ito-No-May Astiingeuto Antlsoptlo Lotion, it must bo dis
tinctly understood that tho HE-NO-MAY Powder Is not toilet powdor, but strict
ly a curative, hygienic and nntlsoptlo powdor. nnd should not be UBed for infants
as a toilet dusting powder. Talc, powdered starch or similar products without any
intrinsic value, are Inexpensive nnd sufficient.
HE-.VO-M.W I'OU'DKH,
endorsed and prescribed by leading physicians. For moro nmple Information, con
Bult Miss Mayer, 31C Hco Building. Consultation freo dally from 2 to 4.
MANUFACTURED HY
A. MAYER CO., 316 Bee Building; Omaha, Neb.
Sold by nil Druggists and GIovo Dcalors.
"Never Disappoints."
SHERIDAN
Is the he.st conl mined in Wyoming, nn unanswerable argument
as to its strength and economy. Clean as hard conl.
VICTOR WHITE, 1605 Farnam St.
Tel. 127
Howell's
Anti-Kawf
Constant coughing irritates the
throat and lungs, weakens your
vitatity and invites bronchitis and
consumption. Anti-Kawf heals the
irritated membrane, stops the cou h
and cures the cold at once 25c
boltlo at your Drug Store.
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