TIIE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: FT? I "DAT, JVSE 11, 1001.
ALLEGED PLOW COMBINATION
ProbabU Effect f Commnnltj of Agricul
tural Implemtit Interim.
LOCAL MANAGERS DISCUSS SITUATION
Dcnlrr Otitnlilr (if tlir "Cnninitinlt) "
Ueolnrr .rr .Mot iMni'iit AiiKti"
Well for I In- Imlc
V t penitent I'lrma.
Omaha managers of Illinois plow com
panics are as much in the dark regarding
too result In the local field of the reported
combination of theso firms an are the
people not so closely connected with tho
contracting companies. One of tho raaaag
r. ' I know nothing about tho effect It will
havo In Omaha and I believe that the
presidents of the several companies know
little more than I upon this phase of tho
ubject. Ah I understand the deal, the
, tockholdprs of the different companies
have been offered an opportunity to dis
pose of their stork In tho companies and
' to accept In payment cither cash or stock
In tho company which Is to absorb tho
present organization. Until the change
' takes place there must bo some question
' as to what interrst Is to control the new
corporation. If a large number of the prcs
1 ent stockholders conclude to take stock.
I they may control the new company and
there may consequently be little change
In tho business from an Omaha standpoint
On tho other hand, a sufllclent number of
tho present stockholders may tako cash.
. placing tho control of the new company In
' tho hands of tho people unknown to us
J and there la no way of telling what policy
they may adopt. In the meantime, wo are
all In tho dark as to what will be done
and can only continue the business on tho
present linen until wo receive Instructions."
I.CM'nl MnnnmTx 'lull..
The Kingman Implement company Is
mong those mentioned In connection with
tho new combination, f. S. Illalr, the
Omaha manager of this concern, said:
"Tho combination will produce no change
In tho methods of the Omaha house so far
an I can understand. Aside from this I
can say nothing, as there Is nothing that
can bo given to tho public nt this time."
C C Troxell of tho Sattloy Implement
company said: "I know nothing of the
ultimate results of the consolidation. It
will come to us In tho regular order of
business and until then we will be Igno
rant, as these matters are not discussed
with us."
F. B. Kingsbury of the John Deero How
company made practically the same answer
a Mr. Troxell and other managers agreed
almost verbatim with them.
Tho manager of an Omaha wholesale Im
plement house not connected In any way
with the now combination, speaking of tho
effect which may bo produced In tho west
ern field, said:
"This combination may bo the making
of some of tho smaller plow concerns of
tho country, ns the manufacturer of plows
has to deal with the farmer and the farmer
has very llttlo uso for trusts. Let It bo
generally known that a trust Is making
well known brands and that 'something Just
os good' can be purchased from a houso
outside of the trust and tho farmer will
buy the now product. The Independent
Jobbers In tho country will, 1 believe, en
courage tho manufacturers who do not go
into tho combination and some of these
houses havo strength enough to supplant
the grs of hoijFes In tho combination
with other lines,
"There Is ono objection to this, and that
is that tho plow company stands very close
to tho so-called 'steel trust" nnd Is one
of tho heaviest consumers of Its product
It may be nblo to make It difficult for in
dependent manufacturers to secure ma
terial If they attitnpt to wago actlvo war
fare.
LOW HATH n.('t'ltIOS.
Vln II in-U Inliinil Itimtr.
Juno 12, 13, II, 16, Chicago and return,
14 ifi.
Juno IS to 30, Denver nnd return. $10,
June IS to 30, Colorado Springs and re
turn. $19.
July 1 to !, Denver nnd return. $13.
July 1 to , Colorado Springs and return,
ia.
July 4, S am , Cincinnati and return,
July 5, fi and 7. Detroit and return, $22."
July fi to 13, San Francisco nnd return
$45.
Every day nuffalo and return. $25.75.
Also very low rates to all summer resorts.
City ticket ofllce. 1323,Fnrnnm street.
RlKtit 'I'm I in. in lliitmin
from Chicago dally via Lake Shore & Michi
gan Southern railway, Including two now
ones Just placed in service, leaving Chicago
3;00 and S;30 p. m and reaching Buffalo
the next morning at 6:50 nnd 10:30 re
spectively. Now 1'lttsburg service through
sleeper from Chicago 10:30 p. m., reaching
Httsburg 11:15 the next morning. Low rate
l'an-Amerlcau and Tourist tickets now on
ale. Pend 4 cents hi stamps for Interest
ing printed matter. II. P. Humphrey, T.
P. A Kansas City. F. M. Byron, G. W. A..
Chicago.
hosto.v .vroim iie.ma.ts.
7Bo SltU Miitirllni- il- !nlr nml All
HimiI ( hnllUi !!.-. Yuril.
Another new shipment of embroidered
silk moussellne dc sole In plain colors and
figures, also Imported strictly nil wool
challls, light and dark grounds, polka dots
and floral designs. These are all new,
fresh goods In waist lengths, skirt lengths,
many pieces to match, worth 75c yard, at
25c yard.
SOC NUN'S VEILING, ALBATROSS 15C
YAHD.
Strictly all wool's nun's veiling and alba
tross In evening shades, also black, tn
lengths from two to three yards, many
remnants to match, guaranteed 50c qual
ity, 15c yard.
REMNANTS OF SILKS, 49C, CDC.
For tomorrow, Friday, we have placed on
sale an Immense assortment of China Bilks,
both plain and figured, wash silks, foul
ards, taffetas, plain and fancy, brocaded
silks In lengths from 5 to 10 yards, nt IDc
and 60c yard,
Short lengths of fancy silks, yard
lengths, Vj yard lengths, 4 yard lengths
nnd M yard lengths, brocaded silks, plain
colored silks for neckwear, millinery pur
poses, trimmings and fancy work, go ac
cording to length of remnant, at 25c, 15c,
10c, 5c and 2c each.
25C BMIIIIOIDERV INSERTION, 7'4C.
Remnants and odd pieces of many styles
of embroidery and Insertion, all widths,
worth up to 25c, go at 3Vjc, Bo and 7',4c
yard.
Remnants anil odd lots of all kinds of
lace and Insertion, worth up to 35c yard,
on sale at 2'.4c, 6c and 8Vic yard.
Remnants of allovcr laces and embroid
eries, also tucklngv, hundreds of styles,
worth up to 60c, go at Sc and 19c each.
REMNANTS IN THE 1IASEMENT.
Remnants of 16c lawns and dimities, lc
yard.
20c figured Swisses, lawns and dimities In
short remnants, 2??c yard.
16c sateens, plain and colors, 2tjc yard.
Remnants 12&c percales, 36 Inches wide,
6c yard.
25c dimities In new colorings, all designs,
10c yard.
35c Imported ginghams, 36 inches wide,
newest patterns, 10c yard.
2c India linens, nainsooks, etc., 10c yard.
10c mercerized sateens, all colors, 15c
yard.
35c sllk-flnished foulards, now colors and
designs, 15c yard.
Remnants 25c figured, dotted mulls, 12V4c
yard.
ROSTON STORE, OMAHA,
J. L. RramlPis & Sons, Proprietors.
Selling Rogers Peet & Co. Men's Clothing.
Union PclCo Silli Twthi Thousand Acrti
in Ont Dy,
GREAT DEMAND IN WESTERN KANSAS
Uxtrnaltc Cnttlc HuUrrs anil Stuck-
men I-'l ml It .eeer- tu
Buy the I, nml They
Formerly l.cnscil.
HIS INJURY PROVES FATAL
ll-nun n Ivulirr.til, I'm ton Klcvntor
Victim, Illr in
Honpltnl.
Herman F. Kuhfahl, the plasterer who
was Injured In the Paxton block elevator
Sunday, died Wednesday night at the Clark-
son hospital. Tho body Is now In tho un
dertaklng rooms of Coroner Swanson, whero
an autopsy has been held upon It to ascer
tain the lmmedlato cause of death. At the
request of the dead man's relatives an in
quest will be held, but Just when cannot be
determined until the return of tho coroner,
wno is now out of tho city.
The deceased, who was a member of the
Plasterers' union, lived with his family at
2i63 Ohio street.
Wednesday the Union Pacific land depart
ment sold 12,000 acres of,terr!tory In west-
rn Kansas In different lots. This Is
mostly grazing land, and the fact that sales
of that magnitude are becoming almost
ally occurrences brings out sharply the
predicament In which the big cattlemen
nd extensive stock raisers are finding
themselves in the Sunflower state. Whcro
not so many years since they simply as
sumed the right to uso the western grazing
ands, nnd where Just recently they were
compelled only to leaso It from tho rail
roads, they now find themselves under the
necessity of buying tno land outright If
they wish to retain a feeding territory suf
ficient for their stock.
Peter Robldoux, an old-time cattleman,
wns tho largest purchaser on yesterday's
list. He Is a good example of the many
stockmen who find themselves in n dilemma
the two horns of which nro buy or bo
rowded out by newcomers. Robldoux
bought yesterday, nnd now 8,000 ncres
of Wallace county land which ho had used
for decades nre his own.
Tho situation In Kansas Is that In alt
other western states. It has reached a
point whero title must bo obtained If the
stockman expects to enjoy the benefits of
his enterprise nnd expense In improving
lio land and protecting his flocks. In n
short tlmo now no moro one-year leases
will bo known, though that method has
been In voguo for years back. Theso leases
woro always subject to sale, but only of re
cent year? has that clause come to mean
anything. Now, however, every acre pf tho
land Is actually being sold, and If the old
residents don't tako It now ones will Jump
n and crowd them out.
This condition Just reverses tho relative
positions of railway companies and stock
men from what they wero n decado or two
ago. Af first It was with difficulty that tho
ranchers were compelled even to tako a
ease. They Just took tho land and used It
for their herds and wero defiant, knowing
that there was llttlo demand from tho out
side for the territory they occupied. Now,
however, tho Increase of farmers and stock
men nllko In the west has caused n restrlc
Hon of lands for suth purposes that Is be
coming appalling and stockmen aro rushing
into the market to buy the lands they havo
held so long under lenses and before that
by mere right of assumption and occupancy.
Ira D. Reckard, Duncombe, la., wrltos:
"My llttlo boy scalded his leg from the
knee to tho ankle, I used Rannor Salvo Im
mediately and In three weeks' time it was
almost entirely healed. I want to recom
menu ii 10 every iarany and advise tnom
to keep Ranner Salvo on hand, as It Is a
sure remedy for scalds or any sores."
A (iraiiil Opportunity
to take n delightful vacation trip is of
fered by tho ILLINOIS CENTRAL In tho
following cheap ratcB:
Chicago and return, June 12, 13, 14 and
15, $14.75.
St. Paul and return, Juno 18 to 30, $12.65.
Minneapolis nnd return, June 18 to 30,
$12.65.
Duluth and return, Juno 18 to 30, $16.95.
Detroit and return, July 6-7, $22.
Cincinnati nnd return, July 4, 6, 6, $22.50
Tickets nnd further particulars at 1402
Faruam street.
Very I.ott Itntr,
$14.75 to Chicago and return June 12. 13
14 and 16. Oood till September 15. Corm.
spondlngly low rates during tho summer to
Detroit, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Buffalo ox
position. All via
"THE NORTHWESTERN LINE,"
1401-1403 Farnam street
Special facilities for securing low rntos
berths nnd Information regarding steamoi
trips on the great lakes.
SUMMi:rt KXCIIIIMO.V HATKS,
Vln the Mllwnnkce Itnlltviiy.
June 12, 13, 14 and 15, Omaha to Chicago
nd return, $14.75.
July 4, 6 and 6, Cincinnati and return.
122.50.
July 6, 6 nnd 7, Detroit and return, $22.
July 20. 21 and 22. Milwaukee and return,
114.75.
Low rates to summer resorts.
City ticket office, 1504 Farnam st. Tel. 284.
Bend articles of Incorporation, notices of
stockholders' meetings, etc.. to The Bee.
We will give them proper legal insertion.
Telephone 23S.
Publish your legal notices -u Tb Wsekly
Bee. Telephone 2SS.
Dr. R, D Mason, rectal eurgery.Brown blk
LOW ItATEH TO. ST. LOUIS,
Via IlnrllnKtnn Itnnte.
Only $13.60 to St. Louis and return,
Juno 12, 13, 14 and 15. '
Rood to return till Sentember 15.
St. Louis Flyer leaves Burlington station
6:10 p. m., dally.
Tickets, 1502 Farnam street.
No "Jitie"
for Us
Tho new combine is "hot" at us because
we won't "Jlne 'em," and you can bet tho
last penny you've got that so long as w
are In business we'll conduct It to suit our
selves, without tho aid of a combine (or
any other nation), either In or ojt of the
city. hen we pay for goods they're ours
and we'll sell 'em for what we please.
Best Belladonna Plasters, 3 for
Green's August Flower
Laxative Bromo Quinine
Carter's Liver Pills
Porunn
Malted Milk , , 40c
SGHAEFER'S
Cut Price
Drug Store.
Tel. 717. S. W. Cor. lflth nnd Chlcnun
Goods delivered FREE to any part of city.
MRS. J. BENSON,
THE NEW CORSET.
Dtsitnti by VAtt OKDSN.
Cut low and fall n round
th toD. it tuDDortsxh bust
In natuial Bowtion without
bortenlnc tb wihv
A CORSET
OF COMFORT.
Th want liaa rum of
down in front, ti'"l 'it
ioi(.waiiiM, ttraunt tro.it
fiur to rawnlUI for th
ytient styl ol drui,
A circular belt around ibr
bottom eta tnujljr om th
abuoman, reducing roaiia t
ment from two to ii inchri
They ere booed with tht
Van Orden Patented Double
Aluminoiil Conmf, which ii
unbieakablt.
Made with or without Hip
TaSi, a peci.tl feature fur
reducing large hip.
"Tltn NEW CORSET."
The LatMt creation tn Fathion end Art.
tmy pair etaairieil ' La Urewjue." All othm
The New Corset i workir. j a revolution m woeiaa I
farta ftad Qgure. Nothiof ever before made hat been
' eiarrly accepted by the Fashionable world. t
Ak (or thun at our Corset Department.
P. N. SUMMER
CORSET
If you want to be pleased in
a summer corset, try the
New Batiste or Net
P. N. Corset
We have it in medium or
short length all have a cork
pad makes the bkeel very
asy to the figuro and prevents it from rusting.
BIG SALE OF GRAZING LAND
A. O. lllanchard, West Ranrjor, N. Y.,
says: "I havo been troubled with kidney
disease for tho last flvo years. Hovo doc
tored with several physicians nnd I pot no
relief until I used two bottlea of Foley's
Kidney Cure.
A I'liio. to Sprnil the Mi miner.
On tho lines of tho MILWAUKEE RATI
WAY are some of tho most beautiful places
n the world to snend a summer varntlon
camping out or at tho elegant summei
hotels, floating, flshlnc beautiful lnkn
nnd streams nnd cool weather.
Theso resorts aro all reached easily from
Omaha. A book describing them may be
had on annllcat on at tho Chlenen. Mil
waukeo & St. Paul Railway city ticket
omce. In04 Farnam street. Omaha. Roiin
trip tickets, good until October 31, now on
sale at groatly reduced rates.
F. A. NASH, General Western Agent
Dries Quick Now
Now is the Time
to Paint
It's no trouble to nnlnt If von use
SHK1UVINMVILMAMS' Paint. It's nil
ready for use Just stir It up. RliMKM-
iiiJit, a paint mado for EVERY PITH
POSE, not ono Rlnti-dnsli mlxturn fnr nil.
Half-pint can Family Paint ,.16p
Half-pint can Varnish Stain 3Uc
Half-nint can Screen Pnlnl 20c
QiiHrter-pInt can Knamel Paint 3)c
tjuarter-pint can nicyclo Enamel loo
unir-pint can nuggy 1'aint :sc
Half-pint enn Bathtub Ennmel fflc
You can buy "Rathtub Knamnl" for half
this price but if you uso It you'll wish
you had bought Sherwin-Williams'.
Half-pint can OH Stain 15c
One-pint can line Varnish 40c
One-quart bottle Saunders' Rubv Floor
Oil 40c
One-pound can Shlnon Floor Wax 50o
can ror color cord.
Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go.
"The Drug Store on tho Corner."
SIXTEENTH AND DODGE STREETS.
POWER TOUCHES GOVERNOR
Uotifrlitft ('mint)- Micrlrt (frl Acllon
from Ciiliirniln'i Chief
lltrt'iill p.
Governor Ormnn of Colorado helped
Sheriff Power out of a tight place a few
days ago. The Otr.aha sheriff went to
Pueblo with Mrs. Mary Ralston, an Insane
woman, who was sent to this city from
Colorado, Her relatives could not caro for
her and the Nebraska authorities declared
she was a Colorado chargio and refuted to
receive hor Into tho hospital for tho In-'
sane at Lincoln, I
She was in tho Douglas county Jail.
Sheriff Power finally cjeclded to take tho
waman back to the Pueblo institution.
When ho arrived there he found that sho
had been discharged as cured and the au
thorities refused to tako her in. Sheriff
Power explained the caso to Governor
Orman, who ordered tho hospital authori
ties to earn for tho woman.
William Wnoward of Deiatur, la., writes!
"I was troubled with kidney disease for
several years and four one dollar slzo bot
tles of Foley's Kidney Curo cured me. 1
would rccomend It to anyouo who has kid
ney trouble."
MOItr, LOW ItATICS.
Vln the lltirlltiRttiti.
Denver and return, J19, June 18-30.
Colorado Springs and return, $19,
1S-30.
St. Louis and return, $13.50, June
Chicago and return, $H 76, Juno
Buffalo and return, $25.75, today.
Tickets 1502 Farnam street.
Juno
12-15.
12-15.
No Vacation is Com
plete Without a
CAMERA
GET ONE NOW AND LEARN
HOW TO USE IT.
Instruction freo.
!$6.50
A beautiful 4x5 Folding Pnco Camera
this year's make, with bulb re
lease and carrying!,
case complete
All other makes at lowest market
price,
KODAKS fROM 80C TO $63.
The largest and most complete line
out of Rochester.
neforo getting a camera call on us
or write for prices.
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
1215 Fnrnam Street.
EXCLUSIVE DEALERS IN PHOTO
MATERIAL.
Reasons Why
Hvniivnonv needs suhadioii's
KVAl'OHATICn FIG POWIIHH.
1st A laxative that never gripes,
2nd It prevents constipation.
3rd It prevents hendaches,
4th A positive appendicitis preventive.
6th It purliles tho blood by the action of
the bowels. No other way It can be done,
6th A sure cure for catarrh of tho
stoinat-h.
7th Epileptic ills cured tn 48 days,
Sth Ono dose cures dizziness,
9th Ono box makes tho pale pink.
10th Sweetens a bad breath.
11th A euro for night sweats.
12th Stops vomiting In 10 minutes,
13th Removes gall stones In liver.
14th Removes pain In back caused by
tho liver.
15th No other laxative produces alvlno
discharges,
Doctors can obtain this In bulk, with full
directions, For any Information write
W. J. Shrader Medicine Co.,
170 and 172 William St , New York: or
1402 North 24th St.. Omaha Neb.
STEINWAY,
STECK,
EMERSON,
IVERS & POND.
A. B.CHASE,
VOSE.
PIANOS
We are. showing nn elegant assortment of Pianos tho finest wo have ever
shown In Omaha. In fact wo aro overstocked. Our thrco floors and basement
are crowded and several carloads at depot which we have no room for. Wo
must sell to accommodate our stock and shall offer such Inducements to buy
ers that they cannot resist. Prices low and terms easy. Come and see us and
wo will save you money.
New Pianos for rent. Old instruments taken In exchange at full value.
Artistic tuning and repairing promptly done.
We sell tho wonderful sclf-playlng
PIANOLAS
Instruments by which anyone can play the piano. Indorsed by Faderewskl,
Saucr, Rosenthal, Moskowskl and Hoffman.
SCHMOLLER & MUELLER,
Omaha's Leading Piano House,
1813 FARNAM ST., OMAHA. TELEPHONE 1625.
Iowa Branch, 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Telephone 378.
I hosiery and Handkerchiefs J
HIT. . J. . A m
interesting items tor the womenfolks,
Friday is Remnant
Day in Bargain Room
HIYDElb
lift I UbSld
Remnants of lO I.iwn lc
Romnants of 36-inch, worth 12c nt.. 2Vc
Romnants of lino 10c Shaker Flannel.. 2?ie
Romnants of 10c Whlto Goods 3',c
Remnants of the finest Percales, In I
long lengths, worth 19c, at 5c
Remnants of 19c Batiste 6c i
Remnants of IDc Dimities "i!
Remnants of Scotch and French Ging
hams, worth lur and l!)c, at SMc
Remnants of Wool Dress Goods, 'yard,
5c, 7',c, 10c, Ha and 25c
All Wool Challln 19c
Silk Strlpo Challls... 25c
Chock Dimities, .worth 10c, at 6c
Check nnd Strlpo Dimity, worth 1214c
and 15c, nt 6V4c i
Check and Stripe Dimities, extra fine I
quality, worth 20c, at 7c
Brown Muslin 3c
Blenched Muslin 4c
Largo Honeycomb Towels, worth 15c, at 6c
India Llnons, worth 15c and 20c, at .. 9c
200-YARD SPOOL COTTON 1C.
Friday only we will hell 200-yyard Ma
chine Threads at lc per spool.
Beldlng Bros.' Silk Thread, 210 yards best
sewing silk, In all staple colors and black,
for 10c, worth 23c.
GRAND RIRBON SALE.
15c Ribbons 5c
2.'ic Ribbons 10c
60c Corsets on salo at 23c
1 lot ladles', men's nnd children's 25c
Hose at 10c
39c Underwear at 15c, in the Bargain Room
200 dozen men's and boys' Summer Underwear, all sizes. In shirts and drawers,
in Jersey ribbed, plain and faneyt colors, mado to sell at 39c, Friday 15c.
50c and 75c Shirts at 29c, in the Bargain Room
200 dozen mon's and boys' Shirts, In all styles, colored and laundered, separate
collars and cuffs; work shirts. In light and dark colors; every shirt warranted per
fect and full sizes; worth up to 75c, on ealo at 29e.
Big Bargains in Silk Remnants Friday
Thousands of silk ends all tho clearings of former silk sales will bo closed out
Friday, Tho most extraordinary silk will be sold regardless of co3t. Heavy taf
fetas, In black and colors; fancy silk, real heavy quality, yaid wide white wash slik,
black silk remnants by the score every Imaginablo ktnd of silk, in lengths from 1
yard up to 10 yards In this lot worth $1.00. $1.50, up to $2.60 all go at 49c yard.
Two Manufacturers Fail
Hayden Bros, get the stocks, Isaacs &
Jacobs' wrapper factory, New York, and
Simon & Rosenthal, tho well known man
ufacturers of children's dresses. The wrap
pers on sale Friday tho dresses Saturday.
Women's Wrappers 25c
Women's Pcrcalo Wrappers, 16-inch
flounce, Bishop sleeve, extra waist lining,
worth $1.25, for 49c.
Women's fine Lawn Wrappers, In pretty
patterns, with white yoke, rufHes over
shoulder, trimmed with braid, 15-Inch
flounce, $1.60 wrapper for 79c.
100 dozen Wrappers, In percales, dimities,
lawns, elaborately trimmed with embroi
dery, lace and braid; garments worth $2.00
to $2.50 on sale at 98c.
During this wrapper salo wo have selected
from our stock 75 Suits, In all wool ma
terials, worth up to $15, which wo will sell
for $5.00.
200 women's Rainy-Day Skirts, worth $5,
for $1.98.
Sale on waists still goes on.
100 dozen WaUts, trimmed with lace and
braid, worth $1.00, for 50c.
Groceries on Sale
Bottle Mustard
3 bottles pure Tomato Catsup
Pickles, Chow-Chow, etc., 3 bottles for
4 bars Wool Soap
3 packages Corn Starch ,
10 bars best Laundry Soap
3 pounds Carolina Rico
3 2-lb. cuns Lima Reans
10 lbs. Granulated Corn Meal
3 cans Condensed Milk
Ruby Prunes, pound
San .loso County Peaches, pound.... 8
Fresh Fruit Sale
Fancy largo Bananas, per doz
Choice Lemons, per doz
Meat Specials
3-pound palls pure Leaf Lard
Salt Meat ,
No. 1 California Hams
Rex brand Chipped llecf
Rex Corned Beef
German Summer Sausage
Butter Sale
Good Country Butter
Cbotco Country Butter
Best Country Butter
Fine Dairy Butter
Fancy Separator Creamery
3c
25c
25c
10c
10c
25c
19c
19c
10c
25c
5c
l-3c
7Wc
10c
25c
7Vic
7c
10c
12c
15c
. 10c
.12Uc
. 14c
. 16c
. ISc
HAYDEN BROS,
ANY GRADUATE
will nppreclato n beautiful Set Ring, Sash
Buckle. Brooch Pin. Chatelaine Watch, If
It comes from us. Quality Is the best and
tho styles tho latest. Bcforo deciding look
over our stock.
Mawhinney & Ryan Co.,
Jewelers and Art Stationers, 15th and Douglas.
Women's
Hosiery
MVi
We are showing
for Friday's
selling, a wo
man's fast black
seamless cotton
hose, regular
26c values, In a
complete lino of
Blzes, as many
pair as you
want, per pair
10c
Women's Hosiery
Offering you full fashioned, onyx
black, maco cotton hose, drop stitch,
llsle-thrcad, In plain black, fancy
and solid colors, regular Q,
40c values, lTKiay at .....
Women's
Handkerchiefs
107 dozen
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Women's Handk'chfs
120 dozen linen Wwn, plain white,
hemstitched and fancy lace edges,
many pretty designs, actual value loe
to 25c- Q
for Friday Ok
Women's
WqlsK Waists
25c, 45c, 59c, 69c, 95c
In a wonderful collection of pretty designs and patterns
Our sales show that the choice things arc surely gathered
at this store.
ANOTHER
Now lino of soft shirts and they are fine. Blues, oxbloods nnd pinks. Seo them
In our windows. There are n few men In town that don't wear our shirts
but they will acquire the habit
Kit It
Streets.
KELLEY & HEYDEN
They make shlrtB.
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YQU SURELY HAVE
p friend graduate in whom you would like to make a
gift of some kind. Why not let It bo a pearl sunburst
r.,,nl nr unmn fnni'i- ttol rlnir a fountain Pen,
or something else In our lino? Wo have hundteds of
beautiful things to show you Spend a few minutes
at out store. LOOK FOR TUB NAMK.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler,
151(i Douglas St.
i aaaWaal wmm im aaaa
A Few Words to Piano Buyers
One of thn greatest piano sales that has
ever taken plBce in Omaha is going on at
tho present time In our Piano. Department
in order to make room for a largo shipment
of pianos. Wo have been compelled to cut
tho prlco on ovcry piano on our floor.
Flanos that havo been returned from rental
for tho summer months nre going' at very
low prices, Now Is the.tlmo to make' your
purchase If you nro looking for a good
piano at a low price.
All Pianos Sold on Easy Payments
if Desired.
Here are a Few of the Bargains that must go
in This Sale.
1 Upright, ebony case
1 Upright, rosewood case
1 Upright, walnut case
1 Upright, mahogany case
1 Upright, golden oak case
1 Upright, burl walnut case
1 Upright, mahogany case
1 Upright, ebony case
1 Upright, walnut case
1 Upright, mahogany case
We also handle a large line of Checkering, Fischer, Frank
lin, Jacob Doll, Haines, Keller, Marshall & Wendell and twenty
one other makes to select from. Every, piano guaranteed to give
satinfaction or your money refunded.
Pianos tuned, moved and repaired. New Pianos for rent.
Catalogues furnished to out-of-town customers on application.
Sheet Music at Cut Prices this week. Also Special Cut
Prices on all small instruments. Telephone 3G83.
HAYDEN BROS.
$60,00
$75.00
$95,00
x $125,00
$135,00
$148,00
$165,00
$175,00
$185,00
' $195,00
HAYDEN
' Big Cash Purchases
S from the
Max Ernst Co., New York, Great
Unloading Sale.
Preparatory to moving to a new
building and reorganizing their fac
tory, they closed out their stock of
mon's, youths' and boys' clothing to
their leading agents, at a sacrifice, and
as their largest customer WE GET
TIIE BIGGEST SLICE OF THE "PIE"
TO DIVIDE WITH OUK TRADE.
THE SUITS AND THE PRICES
Men's spring suits, regular 8.50 and
$10 values, now fo.OO.
Regular $12.o0 and 15 values, now
$7.0.
Regular ?18 and $20 values, now flO.
Youths' and boys' spring suits, reg
ular .?7.f0 values, now ?3.J5.
Regular $8 and ?9 values, now 95.00.
Regular $12.50 to ?15 values, $7.50.
SAMPLE PANTS.
1701 pairs of fine sample pants, bought nt 45c on the dollar, all
sizes, 2S to HO waist, 20 to 3S lengths.
Regular -?.'5.n values now ?1.50
Regular $1.50 values now $2.50
Regular $i.i"0 values--now 3.50
HAYDEN BROS.
SELLING THE MOST CLOTHING IN OMAHA.
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