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THE OMAITA "DATLT BEE: SATVHDAY, SEFT.EMTCET? 28. 1001.
12
HOT PACE DOES NOT SLACKEN
Ornaifc Jbbn Ntto No Doprtnian in Trade
of CrlTal Wuk.
FULL-BLOOD SIOUX IS SHREWD MERCHANT
Charles TnrnlliRlinu l A t (rutin to He
llllliiK HI" Hmitty Shelves, ulth n
Keen I3yt to Hie Aitvitntnito
of llinnelf nnil Customers.
Omah Jobbers report a satisfactory Inula
tbli week, where they expected a mnrkel
decline following the rush of the ten days
preceding Many heavy buyers wcro In the
city during th lam four days and tho pur
chafes havo been phenomenal. Ono housu
reports the receipt of nn order for 600 dozen
shirts from n Utah deulcr, something which
would be considered heavy In any Jobbing
tenter In tho United States. The feature
' of the week has been thu heavy orderj
wb-ro least expected.
Om of the interesting characters In tbo
district this week Is Charli-3 Turnltighawk,
n full-Mood Sioux Indian from the Pino
Illdgn agtncy. Turnlnghawk conducts a
sio.e at tho agency and his trade In the
dry Roods lino with Omaha amounts to
rcveral thousand dollars a year. Ho visits
tho house, to make his purchases and per
nnally Inspects tnch article purchased.
Dealers say that ho shows excellent Judg
ment, In making selections and Is a clo.io
layer. In his personal appcaranco Turn
Inghawk Is n typical Sioux Indian of tho
eld leaven and his presence In tho house
teemed an anomaly.
I'rlnl I'i-Um-n AiUiiiut.
Another advance In American Indigo
prints, Is nnnouncnl to take effect to
day, making nn advance nf la cent per
ysrd In this line of goods within thirty
dnyr. All other cotton goodsi aro strong
in sympathy with tho lino which In advan
cing and dealers especially look for un ad
vance in muslins In n short lime.
Traveling men havo started from the
hvuses this week, carrying tho spring lino
of manufactured goods, shirts, skirts,
overalls and tho llko. Tho spring
samples of pleco goods will bo sent
out In a few weeks, as soon as tho
buyers who aro now In tho east re
turn to thti house. Letters recoivod from
these buyers say that tho dry goods mar
ket In New York on spring goods Is par
ticularly lively this season nnd tho buying
Is heavier than it has over been known
before. Indicating that Jobbers In nil parts
of the country aro anticipating n trado
unprecedented.
From tbo present Indications there will
bo but llttlo chnngo In tho styles of dress
r.oods next spring compared with those of
tho spring of 19'Jl, nnd those changes will
bp In design rather than In material. It Is
rather early to mako a llnnl announce
ment as to tho spring styles ns Forau lino
may come Into popularity which Is now
ecnsldered no more deslrnblc than tho average.
Docnn't Seem to l.ll.t- It,
There Is hardly n state lnsurnnco com
missioner In tho country who docs not either
criticise or openly condemn tho theory and
rraetlco of fraternal llfo lnsurauco. Tho
latest pronounclnmonto concerning It Is
from the lnsurnnco commissioner of Minne
sota, who In his last ottlclnl roport Just
Issued says:
"The present lawn of Minnesota govern
ing this class of lnsurnnco societies nro, ns
I havo frequently had amplo reason to ns
tort, an actual disgrace to the Btato. Dur
ing the last session of tho leglslaturo a
vigorous effort was mado to enact a new
fraternal law which provided a minimum
rate, bused upon regular standard mortality
tablrs, thus guaranteeing n stamlnrd of
solvency thnt would Insure tho permanency
of these institution!), providing tho tunnago
incnt was honest, economical nnd elllclont,
This 'bill, If passed, would havo repealed
tho present Htatute, thus protecting tho
citizens of Minnesota ngalnst tho further or
gnnlzntlon or ndmlsalon to tho statn of
irresponslblo corporations of this class
The effort, however, was unsuccessful nnd,
consequently. Institutions organizing on
tho so-called frnternnl or lodge plan for
tho transaction1 of llfo nnd casualty lnsur
nnce aro springing up llko mushropms In
the night. Applications for ndmlssion of
theso societies nro pouring In from overy
section of tho country, but unless n eatls
factory financial showing, together with ovl
denco of an able, otllclcnt and honest mnn
ngoment Is furnished llcenso Is refused.
"Tho word 'fraternal' certainly covers a
multitude of sins, ns applied the In
suranco business. Mac? ripcar to think
that becauso tho society Is conducted upon
tbo fraternal plan It must bo snfo and
pound, when, In many cnseH, It means noth
lng of the sort. Tho laws, however, should
bo sucli that tho word 'frnternnl' would
carry with It tho confidence of and security
to the mombers present as well as pros
pocttve. ThlB can only bo accomplished
by legal requirement that tho premium
payments made under tho policy or ccrtlfl
eato contrncts shall bo sufficient from data
of Issuance of tho policy nnd annually
thereafter during tho llfo thereof, to create
, reservo which, at 4 per cent Interest an
nually, will niaturo tho faco amount called
for In the policy contract at the tlmo of 1U
certain maturity, with a sufficient loading
I added to meet tho necessary running ox
I pennon.
' "Thoro is cue thing absolutely euro nnd
ennnnt ho gainsaid by unyons familiar with
the principles of llfo Insuranco, nnd that Is
tho mortality cost in a fraternal society
In bound to equal that of any old lino or
legal reserve company; therefore, tho only
nloment -whereby Insurance,"1 protection can
bo furnished for n less sum than thnt
charged by any other class of companies Is
In tho matter of nxpenso. Tho sworn
statements of the vnrlous frnternnl so
cletles filed with this department show that
tho average percentage of expense to each
dollar of mortality cost exceeds that of tho
old lino companies,"
HAvnnvs mo sine ptnciiAsn.
Oreni .stork of .villi it tit! Velvet from
.In. I. Itussrll .V Sons Mills,
SOU) TO 1IAYDEN UttOS.
Hayden Ilros. bought them nil. Not a
single yard of these fine silks nnd velvets
can be secured elsewhere. Illack and col
ored silks In plain nnd fnncy, black and col
ored velvets, velours, Venetians and fnncy
velvet cords and fronts for waists. You
can look for the biggest bargains ever
known. All go on sale commencing Monday
morning. I'artlculars In Sunday papers.
hayden nnos.
A mistake occurred In tho V. II. Hen
nJtt Co.'s advertisement of Friday evening.
Itttend of being twenty-five bars of laundry
soap for 25c It should have read ten bars
laundry soap nt 2;c.
Aimiitlitt'fiiiriit of the Theater.
There will bo no performance tonight nt
tho Trocndoro, Fred Irwin a big show clos-
ng Its engagement Immediately after the
matinee today. Thoso who havo not wit-
fssed tho performances of tho eight Cor
alias should not fall to do so this after-
oon.
Tho Ony Olrls of Ootham," one of tho
upcrlor road nttrnctlons, arc underlined
for next week, commencing tomorrow matinee.
Tho flrace llnvwiirtl comnanv will he the
attraction nt tho llod for one week begin
ning Sunday nftcrnoon, September 23. Mr.
Ferris promises complcto productions for
every night ami matinee during their en
gugnncnt. They open Sunday with the
Lourtnu melodrama "Slaves of Russia,"
which will be mounted with sneclnl scenerv
and effects. Sonic really beautiful scenic
display nro made for this piny, chief among
them being the palace of Iotoska, tho stono
vlllngo of Sltofkn, a poetry In Inoscnn nnd
tho retreat of Kbor In the tower of Sltofka.
It's Just llko finding money to trado at
Hayden Ilros. Rend their nd on pago 7.
All kinds of baths, scientific! massage.
ndles only. The llathcry, 21C-220 Hco bldg.
'el. 171U.
Havo you caught any of tho bargains In
our front window?
SHIVKHII'K FURNITURE CO.
peflnl r.irtirfilim (lutes to .Inn I'rnn.
eluco, tftft.
Tho Union 1'aclflc has authorized n rnto
of $45 for tho round trip between Omaha
and San Francisco for the general conven
tion of the Kplscopnl church. Tickets on
snlo September 19 to 27, Inclusive. Final
return limit November 1,"., 1901. Cltv ticket
office, 1321 Fii r nam stroet. Telephone 310.
Your opportunity of getting a little more
than your money's worth In every purchase
Is what you get nt tha big storo of Hayden
jiros. ueau ineir aa on page 7,
Cold Drug Figures
Tho prices slven below furnish their own
argument nnd Bound the death knell to
TRUSTS.
$1.00 Duffy's Malt 'Whiskey ...v 7ic
tia Mention's Talcum Powder ia
lOo Deef, Iron nnd Wlno qq
$1.00 Crnmor's Kidney Cure 490
$1.00 I'eruna tSo
,1.00 Ncwbro's Herplcldo (He
11,00 Kirk's llnlr Tonic S9c
S5e Pucker's Tar Soap , Ha
1 ulnt Wood Alcohol 14n
K.W McDade'o Sucous Alteraus $1.40
tiOo Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin 2So
tOa Pozzoul Powder 2Sc
She corps uuncirurr euro , via
Oood 2-quart Fountain Syringe foa
Good Atomizer :15a
Good Uulb Syringe 60c
Colgate's English Process Soap So
Kirk h Jap ltoso Honp 7c
Finn rinse. Vlalttt Soap , ,, 6c
w mu xor catalogue,
i Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go.
Curncr Mxlreiith uutl Dodge,
Aotlfp of nivltlt'iiil,
Dividend of f0 per rent of tho balance
luo creditors of the German Savings bank
Is now ready fur distribution nt my ofllco.
100 No. 16th, oi) nnd after Sopt. 28, 1901,
THOMAS H. M'CAOPK.
Receiver of tho German Savings Hank of
Omaha.
Send articles of lncorportlon, notices of
stockholders meetings, etc., to Tho lies,
Wo will glvo them proper legal Insertion.
Tclephono 238.
Dance Tonight,
.lully Klght's lively ball this evening,
Washington hnll, 1Mb nnd Harney streots.
Ino orchestra; n grand good tlmo for you.
ficnts, 25c. Welcome.
Physicians recommend our treatment for
hcumatlsm ns tho most successful. Ladles
only. The llathcry. 21fi-220 Heo bldg, Telo
phone 1710,
nargnlns going overy day In our fiont
window.
SHIVKItICK FURNITURE CO
Publish your legal notices In The Weekly
Bee. Telephone 238.
The New
fall and Winter
footwear
There never wnas a season when
stylo and fashion allowed such lati
tude In tho varlntlon of STYLISH
FOOTWEAR.
Advantageous price concession for
Saturday's selling.
Women's Shoes Dox Calf and Vic!
Klil, closo trimmed and wide exten
sion soles, ropo stitch, a $3.50 value,
Saturday, $2.50.
MEN'S fc WOMEN'S SHOES. $2.9.1,
worth $4.00, Potent Enamel. Ideal Kid
nnd Patent Dox Calf, cltto shoo
fashions, Saturdny, $2.95.
HOYS' AND GIRLS' SHOES Satur
day will provo to you that wo nro
headquartersj better values hero thin
elsewhere. Unprecedented .prlco con
cessions In our Hoys' and Girls' de
partment Saturday,
The Rochester
1515
DOUGLAS
1515
KELLEY, ST1CER & CO,
LacHi' and OhlldrWi Uidervmr and
Hisicrj Spicial Prices for Baturdaj.
STORE OPEN TILL 9i30 SATURDAY EVENING
Fall Opening; Snlo of "Women's nnd
Children's Hnnlrry nnd t'tidcr
wenr llest floods nt
I.oMPst Prlrrs.
Full and complcto line of the "Munslng"
plaited underwear, union suits, vests and
pants.
25c for women's vests and pants, fine
fleece lined In natural nnd ecru colors,
nicely trimmed, all sizes, 3 to 6.
50c for women's fine natural wool plaited
vests and pants, with 'French bands, vests
silk-tapped, n rare bargain for Saturday.
The "Munslng" union suit is tho onlv
perfect littlng suit for women, looks well,
woars well. Our fleeco lined combination
suit nt $1.00 In ecru or naural color Is n
real bargain. Our half-wool suits at $1.50,
open ncross brenst or down front, has no
equal; our better lines nt $2.25, $2.05 nnd
$3,00 are special qualities; our mercerized
suits In flesh nnd sky Is a beautiful fabric.
our price only $3.25, fully worth $1.00; tho
Munslng union suits for boys nnd Rlrls,
lleecc lined, natural color, medium nnd
cxt heavy, 50c and 75c per Milt.
25c for women s fast black cotton hose,
double sole, heel nnd toe, nlso n very good
fleece-lined stocking, special qualities.
50c for nn extra fine llghtwolght black
enshmere hoso for early full wear, high
spliced heel and toe, double sole.
Tho Pony stocking for boys and girls,
special quality for school wear, fast black,
double knee, heel and toe, size 6 to 10.
Children's fast hlnck, flecce-llned hose,
fine ribbed double kneo nnd foot, the never-wenr-out
kind; all sizes, 5 to 9, only 25c
pair.
$1.50 ladles' black silk umbrellns: 26-ln.
steel rod, Paragon frames, pretty bandies,
pearl with sterling trimmings, fnncy horn,
Princess, n very handsorfto line, special
vnluc.
Read nil about tho big store's bargains
on page 7.
Why surfer with rheumatism? Tho
Rathery, 216-220 Ueo bldg. Telephone 1716.
For ladles only.
BOSTON STORE WRECK SALE
5 Cases of Fine Muslin Underwear, Purchased from
the R. R. Co. on Sale for First Time Today.
$1.00 MEN,S'WHITELAUNDEREI) SHIRTS, 25C
Today We Will P.ialtlvoly CWnjlTut tha Hiluticj of tlu .Msu's Fur
iiishliijH I'lircluisuil from K, K. Co.
A Bee Hive
A customer- music professor this ono was
nuiile tlio remnrK in our more inn oiner
day thnt our store reminded him of n bco
hive. "Why," said he, "you seem to ho
busier than ever here, what's the cause?"
Wo told lilm It wns lieenuso wo didn't be
long to the OrilK Trust Combine nnd
neither do tho puolle. The people must
llko our stylo of running our store ojr
wuy.
Best 2.1c box of Soap, 3 cakes 1,'c
$1.00 I.lsterlne (Lambert's) 6Jo
jou Luxiitivo Hromo Quinine 12c
5(1.00 Wine of Cardul 4c
uoo Crumer'H Kidney Cure 40c
1.() Temptntlou Tonic 75c
Sl.W Pcrutm 'jSc
$1.00 Ncwbro's Herplcldo Cl'o
$1.00 IClrk's Hair Tunic 40o
yc Victor Pills bo
25c Packers' Tar Soap , :5c
1 pint wood Alcohol 16c
i pint Columbian Spirits 25o
,0c Syrmi of Figs 29o
$2.00 McOndn's Suectis Alternns $1.43
Wc Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin 20o
$2 00 Knrl Cramer's Tansy, Cotton Hoot
nnd Pennyroyal Pills, genuine $1.00
50c I'nzzoul Powder ?Sc
tl.n0 Wlno of Cardul 40o
75c Coke's Dandruff Cure 33c
Cut Price
DrtiK Store
Tel. 747. 4. XV. Cor. Kith and Chicago
Goods delivered FREE to any part of city.
SGKAEFER'S
Shoe Co.
Avetiarius
Carboliueuiii
L'icd for preserving wood, both above and
bolow tho ground. Wood treated with It
will last threo times longer than the nat
urnl way. Its qualities nro:
1st. Prevent dry rot and decay.
2d. Prevent warping and expelling damp
nces.
3rd. Prevent tho attack of insects, worms,
mice.
4th, Prevent crumbling and decay of
brick and stono work.
5th. Is nntlscptlc nnd freo from all pol
sonous Ingredients,
Call for circular.
P. S. Going to use a llttlo to presorve
the harmony of Omaha druggists.
Sold only by
FULLER
DRUG
AND
PAINT
CO.
14tu and Douslaa Ms.
The Boys'
and Juvenile
Apparel.
which wo nro showing now Is thn result
of months of preparation nnd careful buy
ing. Wo have chosen what wo consider to
bo tho vory best in regard to fashionable
ness, durability and high-class tailoring.
Tho boys of B to 16 will find rannly llt
tlo Norfolk suits, double and single
breaRted, short trouser suits, mado from
Iron-wearing fabrics, sewn so strongly In
tho seams that they cannot rip apart.
Specially priced for Saturday at $4,00.
Tho llttlo chaps 3 to 8 years old. will find
nn enormous assortment of TAILOR
IILOUSK suits, In a variety that will please
tho most fastidious parents. Specially
priced for Saturday at $3.60.
Wo want you also to see tbo magnificently
v.nrm, beautifully tailored fall and winter
overcoats for tbo boys of 2 to 16 years.
Phono A 2221. 1415 Douglas St.
Opposite Orchnrd & Wllhelm.
Atomizer
tig fj
I UjJ Ptrftct
Ml 11 Pirfjma
Never out of order
finished In nickel
sliver, or gold-
Si. BO, $2.fiO
and $3.50
A necessary no
eessory to my
iniiy-B lonet at
home or abroad,
Myers
Dillon Drug Co.,
Kith and
Furnam St.
ItB
m
Taft's Philadelphia
Dental Rooms,
1517 Douglas St.
When your teeth first show signs of
decay Is the time to consult a dentist.
FILLINQS 7SC UP
BET TEETH $5.00 UP
Muslin Underwear
15c fine cambric and muelln corset covers,
lace trimmed, all slies, nt 7c each.
I, utile' a.'e Drawers, lor I'll I r.
23c quality ladles' fine muslin drawers,
full site, mado of good grade of muslin,
yoke bands, with cltlster of tucks, go at ISc.
60c ladles' corset covers nnd umbrella
drawers, with cambric ruffles, corset covers
neatly trimmed with embroidery, go at 23c
each,
I. utile .llnsilii SklrtR, :t!)e.
At 30c, ladles' fino muslin skirts, full size,
with clutter of tucks, handsomely trimmed
with wldo and narrow embroidery, nlso
corset covers trimmed with laco nnd cm
broidery, all go at 39c.
At 49o, ladles' night gowns, drawers, cor
set covers nnd skirts, all extra well mndo,
full size, trimmed with showy lace, Inser
tion and embroidery, all go nt 40c each.
I. mile' l,n MkIUrou in, title.
At 6!c each, Indies' finest muslin nnd
cambric laco nnd embroidery trimmed night
gowns, drawers with deep ruflles, corset
covers In all tho latest styles, skirts with
dust rulllo nnd deep embroidery, worth up
to $1.00, go nt H9c.
At 98c, nil the finest muslin undorwenr
from this lot, Including gowns, skirts,
thomlflj, drawers, etc., trimmed with the
very bost torchon nnd Normandy Valenci
ennes lnce, nlso neat, wide and showy em
broidery, f,n flne quality, worth up to $2.00,
go at 98c.
l.OO Apron .ttlr.
650 Ladles' nurse aprons with bib and
bhouldcr straps, plain hemmed and hand
somely trimmed with flno dntnty cmbrold
cry, nil sizes nnd extra wide, worth $1.00,
i;o at 39c.
Children's Vmnredt Wnlstft, 10c.
Mlesc', children's and boys' Xnzareth
style knit undorwnlsts, all sizes, 10c each.
l.OO nnil ai.no Cornel, rilir.
All the popular brands of high grade cor
sets from tho wreck, all sizes, some slightly
mussed. In black, whlto nnd gray, nil
lengths, at t'Oc each.
Alen's Furnishings.
1 Mrn' Wtiltt- I.miiulr rrtl Mtlrl. U.le,
CO cases of men's white laundered shirts
nnd colored percnlo shirts, most of them
In sound and perfect condition, only a few
of them soiled, nil sizes, go nt 23c,
t.'.' JMrn' l.rnthrr tilnves,
nntl ROe.
To clcso out all the men's lined nnd un
lined kin and leather gloves nnd mitts from
this railroad purchase, we put them on bar'
gain square tomorrow nt 23c and f0c.
Ilti)' l.pnllit'r Mill it ml (ilovr, lftf
.Men' SIIL .NeeU our, If.
To closo out nil tho men's silk neckwear
of every description that becatuo damaged
In this wreck, we put them on snlo nt lc
each.
All tho men's sound nnd perfect four-ln-
hand silk neckwear, 15c.
Men's 2,c suspenders, 9c.
Hoys' wool sweaters, 25c.
.Men's fleeco lined underwear, 29c.
$2.50 Embroidered
Afghans, 59c.
400 whlto eiderdown afghans, elabor
ately embroidered nnd ribbon trim
med, In all the new shapes, for go
carts, baby cribs, baby carrlnges, etc.,
ns displayed In our
w Indow go
nt
59c
Mrn'H Doinrt MkIi Shirts, Idle.
One case full size flno Domct flannel night
shirts uO nt .19c.
Hosier- from the Wreck.
Ladles', misses' "and boys' nnd mnn''
hoticry In fast black, flno nnd heavy ribbed,
nlso plain, soma with soles nnd knees,
worth up to 23c, go nt 10c pair.
Ladles' fine hosiery In fnncy lnco effects,
drop stitch open work llslo thread, medium
weight, full regular plain Egyptian cotton,
worth up to 35c, go at 18c pair.
Ladles' finest Imported hosiery In French
anil Oermnn lisle thread, plain black, hun
dreds of styles, fnncy colors, all full regu
lar mode, worth 75c, in two lots at 25c and
19c pair.
JDDAND
soNS
HAYDENJ A Great
. CLOTHING SALE
f
37,000 worth of flno roady-tnilored men'
and boys' clothing at about HALF THICE.
On sale ,
Saturday, Sept. 28
While this sale is on yon can buy depend
able perfect fitting clothing at about half
their real value. Men's suits and overcoats
in nil sizes from 3-1 to 41. Also slims and
stouts.
The Showing
and Selling
of Women's Cloaks,
Suits and Skirts, will
find no competition
counterpart,
An exceptional ex
hibition of the choicer
more exclusive ef
fects from the world's
foremost tailors,
for Women's Taib.r Made Suits made
of fiuuall wool choviots in all the now
shades jacket tall'eta lined now
bias llonnco skirt well lined perfect A 7
fitting ltl.tJ
(XL "t 7 C for Women's Norfolk Suits new vest.
P J front, made of tho now basket cloth,
in a handsome lino of now fall shades,
velvet trimmed and stitched witli satin bands, new long
dip front skirt, with deep bias ilounce 1 O E
stylish and perfectly tailored. -J J. O
$47.30, $29.75, $24.75, $22.50, $21.00 for
Choice High Grade Suits Now blonso and dress
front effects. Venetians and new weave home
spuns jackets with tho now long waisted dip front
effect, skirts with graduated bias flouncing.
Walking Skirts in a full line
$3.90, $4.90, $6.90
$1475
At $3.75 we offer Man's Vicuna Overcoats made In tho new styles with cuffs on sImtss
and full length coat ral worth $7,50.
MEN'S 7.W SUITS at $4.00 Fine r.t worsted suits made dependable, with Freneh
facing, Mtln piping. ,
MSN'S $0.50 SUITS at $5.00 All wool hair Una, striped casBlmcre, sack suit, In all
sires from 34 to 45.
MEN'S $22.60 SUITS at $13.75 Finest Hockenum worsted, In small dark check, all
Ins from 34 to 44, also SUMS AND STOUTS.
MEN'S $12.60 SUITS at $7.00 Madu of one of the newest striped worsted, sires
34 to '42.
MEN'S $1(1.00 RYTON OVEUCOATS at $10.00 In extra flno vicuna, mado with raglm
pockets, cuffs and sleeves and 42 Inches long.
MEN'S $15.00 SUITS at $7.50 In fine worsted blue serge and genuine
meltons. They come In 4-botton sack styles, double-breasted and
single-breasted square cut sack styles, In all sizes, 84 to 4G. Also
stouts and slims,
Hoy's three-piece ltneo pants suUs, nf fluest worsteds, vlcunns, tweeds,
cheviots and casslmere suits audi) to retail from $4.00 to $10.00
sale price $2.75, $3,50 and $5.00, all sires, 8 to 16,
Boys' combination knee pants suits mado double-breasted coats 'and
two pair of knee pants In four new, neat shades of strictly 11
wool fabrics. Every suit a $C.OO value eale prlco $2.95. All
, e . , e
itflHlilPHr Nw THEN Why shouldn't you itte STHIN-BLOCH MEN'S
hlH'iLlr-H u m htiipq n ini BAiinn. ThA nftii fall And winter Htrleit
I tUIJ U II IUI - " " - - ....... -
are here for your sol ectlon.
Bteln-Bloch Suits from $10.00 to $25.00.
Bteln-Dloch Overcoats from $12.60 to $27.60.
mm
HAYDENs
Sample Suits, Waists, Skirts,,
ATTEND THE .MILMXKKV OPENING.
The buying of samples from t lie right kind
of manufacturers requires tact and readi
ness. No house can do it unless person
ally represented in the eastern markets anil
that is why we are in position to give to the
people of Omaha and surrounding country
such tremendous values, such stylish suits,
such excellent jackets and other sample
garments in the past few days.
Women's box coats, mado of West of
England kersoy, strnpprd sonms nnd mlr
roro velvet, lined throughout with tho fa
mous Skinner's satins, warranted for two
years' wear, our leader nnd nn unmntcha-
HAYDEN
BROS
Belling the most Clothing in Omaha.
Ont of the Many
Styles of Hats
Shown By
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llluck AIho Sells
Shirts, Underwear and Neck Ties
107 S. lOtli Street
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Produce Results,
foot fitters
Not often nro lines of flno Shoes In so
many different popular shapes 50 styles of
SnroHls, Fitting feet naturally without
making It necessary for tho upper to push
out over tho edgo of the sole. In nil tho
new leathers, With extension soles or cloio
edges, to suit the wearer.
I'rlco $3.50 always.
Quality tho best.
A maid, always In attendance, shines
your shoos free of cost,
SOROSIS SHOE STORE,
203 South loth Street,
KriiiiU Wilcox, 31 nr.
Send for catalogue. -1 .
For a final effort wo havo taken all tho
samplo suits. Jackets and skirts still re
maining, nnd will put them on snlo Sat
urday to mako this tho greatest bargain
giving day ever known In this or any other
cloak department In tho west.
Samplo suits from flvo houses, tho manu
facturers sold as high as $15.00, sample sale
price $7.60.
Samplo suits In Norfolks, etons, blouso
nnd double breasted garments, mndo of
lino cheviots, serges nnd venotlnns, manu
facturer's prlco $18 to $20, samplo Balo
price only $10.
Samples of flno suts mado by ono of tho
foremost manufacturers of Now York city,
In Norfolk, blouso and eton styles, In Im
ported cloths, Jackets lined with tho fa
wouso Olvcrnnud's taffetas, skirts pcrcallno
lined and Interlined, on sale for only $15.
Just arrived by express: 200 rainy day
skirts will bo on sale Saturday at $2.90 nnd
$1.00.
75 women's skirts, mado of tho famous
Olvernaud's taffetas, applique flounce,
tucked all over, worth $18.50, for only,
each, $10.
75 women's skirts, mado of pebble cheviot
nnd serges, trimmed with threo nnd four ! Olvornaud's taffetas, all silk, worth J5.00,
rows of black stitched taffeta, lined with ! Saturdny In our clonk department for $2.98.
ncarsllk, velvet bound, n nklrt mado to I Women's silk oton Jackets, made of Olvor
sell for $S,50, sale price, $1.95. I nnud's taffetas and lined with silk and
JACKETS satin nnd tnffetas. thoy havo sold as bleb
Women's box coats, trimmed with bands ! as $16, for only $2,98,
bio coat at $10.00.
Women's nutomobllo coats, made of all
wool kersey, lined throughout with sntln,
42 Inches long, coat or storm collars, worth
$18, for $10.00.
Women's nutomobllo roats, In all wool
kerseys, lined with serge, worth $16, for
only $8.98.
Women's nutomoblles, mado of tho very
best quality American woolen mills ker
seys, trimmed yoke, collar, cuffs ami pock
ets with pnnno velvet, lined throughout
with Skinner's satin, coino In storm or
I.'AIqlou collar, n cost Hold In this town
for $28, snlo prlco only $10.60.
EXTHA SPECIALS FOIl SATURDAY
Ladles' dressing sacqucs. In reds, blues,
tans, grays., old roao and hello, worth $1,50,
for only 13c.
Women's llnltlo seal collarettes, ten Inch
cape nnd six Inch collar, for $1.00 each.
Women's blnck tnftetn waist, mado of
of stitched taffeta, a coat worth $7.00, for
only $3.50.
Women's box coats mado of American
mills kersey. In blacks, browns, rods, blues,
and tans, with storm or coat collar, tho
best coat over offered for tho money, worth
$8.60, for only $1,00.
Women's Ilght-wolght Jnckots, In two lots
worth up to $10, for $2,98 and $4.98,
FIIOM 9 UNTIL ll O'CLOCK SATUR
DAY MORNINO wo will put on salo wo
men's wrappers, made of 10c percales, on
sale for only 25c.
READ ORE AT SALE ON PAGE 7.
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