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THE OMAHA .DAILY JBEEt .IVEDKESPAY, OCTOBER 30, 100.1,
AFTER DISTIIBUTING DEPOT
Commercial Olab Reaching Oat for Ai other
Go7cnmnt Supply Eosii,
WANTS TO CONFER WITH GEN. LUDINGTON
Object lo Sppurp fir Till Mnrkrt Ail
tllliinnl I'rnilc from W'nr l)rinrl
uiciil Chili Afikcil tn A III Okln
Imiiin Ntnte llooincrs.
At the meeting of the executive commit
tee of. the Commercial club yesterday after
noon It was decided to arrange for a meeting
of a committee from that organization with
Quartermaster General Ludlngton while ho
ii In tho city for tho purpose of securing,
if possible, tho location of n distributing
quartermaster's depot In this city, similar
to that maintained at Jcffersonylllc, Ind.,
or, if that Is Impossible at this tlmo, to
have arrangements made whereby quarter
master's supplies would bo purchased In
Omaha to n greater extent than nt present.
At tho present time tho quartermaster's
tores purchased here practically consist of
nothing but horso feed and furl for the
posts within the department. Tho secretary
.was instructed to confer with Uencral Isl
ington and arrange for a meeting nnd to
appoint a committee us soon as the tlmo has
been fixed,
A communication from tho Real Estate
exchange referring to tho proposed plan of
consolidation of tho city nnd county gov
ernments was referred to tho committee on
municipal affairs with Instructions to re
port at tho next meeting of tho board,
A communication from n committee of
residents of Oklnhoma asking tho club to
request the senators and representatives
from Nebraska to favor n bill establishing
n state to bo composed of Oklahoma terri
tory and that part of tho Indian Territory
Inhabited by tho civilized tribes, was re
ceived and tho request granted, A gen
eral convention will bo hold at Muskcgco
November 14 for tho purpose of giving tho
matter publicity, and tho club was Invited
to send a delegate. This part of tho com
munication went over Informally.
Tho club was Invltod to send delegates to
tho national reciprocity congress, which
will convene nt Washington November 19,
under tho auspices of tho National Manu
facturers' association.
In reporting upon tho dinner given to tho
Branl of Governors of tho Knights of Ak-Bar-Hcn
tho sccrotnry said that the re
cclptH from tho banquet were suftlclent to
cover all expenses. A vote of thanks was
extended to tho ontcrtalnmcnt committee.
Tho commlttco on Insurance roportcd that
It had held u meeting with Mr. Dcatty, tho
lnsuranco expert, nnd that ho has in course
of preparation data upon tho subject, which
will bo submitted at a futuro meeting.
The secretary reported that a Chicago
firm has mado Inquires ns to the feasibility
of establishing a wholesale queensware and
crockory house In tho city nnd that a rep
resentative of tho firm will bo In the city
Boon to look over the Held.
BAND MUSIC IN PROSPECT
Auditorium Company rtecelvra Propo
sition from Ilnndn Ilon
and Marine Ilnud.
Tho auditorium company has tocclved
from Manager Pew of Noiv York a proposi
tion to play tho Danda Rossa In this city
next fall and tho United States Marine
band In April. - .
Tho latter band was engaged for a day In
Omaha last spring, but It was found that no
hall would bo available nt the time and the
engagement was canceled, tho band going
to Kansas City, where It played to a $5,000
houuo. Tho propositions will be submitted
to the bonrd.Thursday. '
Charles R. WeBsmar, Evanston, HI.,
writes: "My boy, 2V4 years old, had a
sovero cold which rofuscd to yield to any
treatment until wo tried Foley's Honey and
Tart Jin was completely cured, beforo using
one bottle." Tako nono but Foloy'a.
Men's birthday rings. Edholm, Jeweler.
Chlcngo to Iluflnlo nnd rtettirn SO. 75.
( Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
in October the Michigan Central, "The
Niagara Falls Route," will soil tickets at
$6.75 for the round trip from Chicago to
Buffalo and return. As tickets at tbes)
extremely low rates are good In day coaches
only, the daylight train of the Michigan
Central, leaving Chicago In the morning,
will offer most satisfactory service. Four
fine through trains each way. All trains
passing Niagara Falls by daylight stop five
minutes at Fall Vlow. Very low rates are
also mado every day for tickets good In
Bleeping cars. For particulars address O.
W. Ruggles, general passenger and ticket
agent, Chicago.
Cnrd of Tlinuk.
For tho beautiful tokens of love and affec
tion bestowed, as thoy were, In so great
profusion by the numerous friends of our
dearly beloved son and brother on occasion
of his departuro for "Tho home over there"
on Sunday last, wo beg to return, as here
with wo do, our warmest heartfelt thanks.
Mr, and Mrs, J. I'. Johnsen and sisters
three,
It's tho best Cramer's Kidney and Liver
Cure-COc and 11.00.- All druggists.
Pearl handle tableware. Edholm, Jeweler.
Diamonds, rubles, emeralds. Edholm,
jeweler.
Publish your legal notices In ,Th Weekly
Dee. Telephone 23S.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c. In
connection with The Bathery, 216-220 Bee
building. Tel. 1716.
23-Jewolcd watches. Edholm, Jeweler.
Cramer's Kidney and1 Liver Cure Is tho
name 50c and J 1.00. AH druggists.
MRS. J.
'A good quality of bristles and celluloid back Flair Brushes,
worth Tap, Wednesday just half price ;J7c.
We have a large line of the prettiest styles ever brought to
Omaha. -
Lambs' wool, in all colors, plain or elegantly trimmed, price
$2.00 to $5.00.
Flannelette and eiderdown, 75c up to 2.00.
Boston Store Clothing Dept.
A Complete Line of Rogers, Peet & Co's Fine
Suits and Overcoats Now on Sale.
THERE IS NO FINER
Iltfnr in Mind Hint We Are the Sole Agents for Rogers, Peet &
Co's Men's Suits and Overcoats Which is the Highest
Grade Clothing Made In America.
SUITS AND OVERCOATS FROM $17:50 to $35
Rogers, Peet 6t Co's Suits and overcoats in black,
blue, dnrk oxford grny, find the new fall colorings lined
and tailored as only I?. P. & Co's garments are tailored;
the same styles as yon would secure at the finest tailoring
establishment at double the prices prices range from
$17.50 to 35.00. There is a style tone about lj. P. & Go's
clothing that careful dressers note the art of fashionable
tailoring is evident iu the garments until the last day it is
worn. ,
Men's $15 all wool Suits $5.98
Our purchase and Bale of the entire wholesale stock of
Levy, Roseufield Co. is tho greatest ever known in
Omaha. Such prices and such values are without an
an equal. The suits are worth $10, 12 and" $15, and
them and
the selling
f has boon
orljjlnally hnd
A r
the assortment Is still very
gOodTako your choice of
these $10, $11! and $15 suits for
jnnAunns
Artistic Stationery
Wo have all the late,
up-to-date papers,
monogram and addressed
dies, uiamninir
Stamping
and envelopes to match, -stamped or I lumlnatcd
win mane a cnrisimas present ror a lad
let us talk this over with you and gtvo us
a lady
MAWHINNEY
Jewelers and Art Stationers,
HEADQUARTERS FOR WAITERS
Local Union Put Up Tlulldln
V on
i
Dodge Street for Ita Ex
clnalve. Vae.
The waiters' union of Omaha baa leased
tho north half of the lot at' 1512 Dodge
street, on which they are erecting a head
quarters building.
The room will be used by th local offi
cers and ns a library and reading room tor
the members of the union. The. waiters
have one ot the best libraries on Industrial
questions In tho state, and this, will be
placed In the new 'room.
Dressing table silver. Edholm, Jeweler.
TUB FAK-AMHIUCAN EXrOSITIO
nt Buffalo.
With its magnificent spectacle, the nightly
Illuminations, will be over In a few' days.
The Pan-American Special, the-swell train
of the Michigan Central, leaves Chicago
6 p. m. daily, Berving dinner, and arrives
Buffalo 7:45 next morning, via Niagara
Kalis. Viry low rates during October. O.
W. Ruggles, O. P. and T. A., Chicago.
nest cut glass, Hawkes. Edholm, Jeweler.
Ftftr-Elarht Honrs ti Portland
froin Missouri river via tho Union Pacific.
Compare this time w'fth other lines' and sea
how much quicker It .is. Through Pullman
Palace sleepers are run daily. Pullman or
dinary sleepers leave Omaha daily at 8:20
a, m. and 4:25 p. ra., and are personally con
ducted every Friday, '
For full Information call at city ticket
office, 1321 Fa mam street. Telephone 316.
Cut glass wine .eta. Edhoim, Jeweler.
S,end articles ot incorporation, notices ot
Itockboldera meetings, etc., to The Bit.
We will give them proper legal Insertion,
telephone 231.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c. In
connection with The Bathery, 216-220 Bee
building. Tel, 1716.
Exquisite pearl brooches. Edholm, Jeweler
BENSON
For Wednesday
we will soil all our dress linings,' lmir cloth,
Manvass, etc., nt 25 PER CENT, OR ONE
FOURTH, pFF REGULAR PRICE.
Colored Rrush Braid for bottom'of dresses
at one cent nor yard.
CLOTHING MADE.
we are selling them for $5.98. Don't
pay any attention to what others
would have you believe. Come and see
use your own judgment.
Every customer that has bought one
of these suits has sent his frjeuds and
is irjeua
5
every day WtKM Oft
remarkable. We laaaaaw S V-F
5,000 Bults, ancf
We are selling the overcoats from
the Levy, Rosenfield stock at $5 and
$10. They are worth from $10 to $20.
Boys' $7.50 Ulsters go at $1.98.
Boys' Lon Pants Suits for $2.50.
Bys' Knee Pants Suits for $1.25.
SONS
shades.
nnn n
and lllumlnatlnc. An .iS
irainiiica Willi an ciiKraveri mnnnrr-om Ji.
which will be nnnrrrlatrwl r. i j
your order early.
& RYAN CO.,
Sth and Douglas Streets.
Our firewood facilities
Are first-class, as we are prepared to fur
nish promptly wood fuel cut to any length
desired In pine or oak.
We are selling tho best Missouri oak
(stovo length) at $2.75. Pine, for kindling,
at $2.25 a cord. Now Is the time to buy
wood for your grate.
Hald & Rice.
Tel. 1238.
506 So. 16th St
CONSOLATION
That's what the trust combine are hand
ing around to each other, trying to make
them believe they huve the original Cut
Price druggist cornered. Some of them are
writing letters to the manufacturers asking
them to have their 'remedies cut out of ojr
ud. Will we cut them out? Watch us,
'.:5c Laxative Hromo Quinine 12c
25o Carter's Liver rills J20
25c Victor Pills sc
11.00 Sexlno Pills 75C
60c Dlmmltt's Cough linlsam 33c
60c Howard's Cough Syrup 33c
25c Schaefer's Cough Syrup 20a
25c Quinacetol (best for colds) 20c
$1.00 Peruna 68o
$1.00 Pierce' Remedies i 67a
$1.00 S. S. 8 67c
$1.00 West Brnln and Nerve Treatment 9c
75c Fountain Syringe .-' 50c
76c Hot Water Bottle 60c
$1.60 Combination Hot Water Bottle and
Fountain Syringe $1.00
These rubber goods are all guaranteed
and wo have a full line,
$2.00 KarlyCramer'H Tansy, Cottonroot,
and Pcnnyroyul Pills $i.oo
SCHAEFER'S ' Drug Store
Tel. T4T. S. W. Car. Kltb Ohio
Goods delivered FREE to any part of city.
Trenton Coal
Lump and Egg $5.75 per ton
Nut $5.50 per ton
A PERFECT DOMESTIC COAL
NO SOOT
NO CLINKERS
LASTING
SMALL ASH
G. B. HAVENS & CO.,
1522 Farnam St.
Telephones 301, 317 and 835
U Anru' The Leading Dress
HAY Dens " ti,e
As the season la advancing we are finding some of our heavy goods not moving as
rapidly as we would wish and for one day we will sell tho following goods at a great
sacrifice:
64-lnch heavy Mellon and grey Oxford, blue and black, worth $1.00 yard, 69c.
Priestley's extra heavy Waterproof Suitings, proofed, by Cravenelte company the
genuine goods In black and colors all 64 to 60 Inches wide,
$1.98 Cravenettcd Suitings, 91.25.
$2.50 Cravenettcd Suitings, $1.50.
$3.50 Cravenettcd Suitings, $2.60.
$1.50 and $5.00 Cravenetted Suitings, $3.25.
Lupin's Celebrated Cheviots
$5.00 black, extra heavy, $3.50.
$4.50 black, extra heavy, $2.98.
$3.60 black, extra heavy, $2.50.
$2.60 black, extra heavy, $1.75,
Hundreds of other bargains will go proportionately,
! : :
Widnisdiy In tht Bargain lUom.
Wednesday will be a day of GENERAL RARGAINS. There will be more goods
on sale at less money than there was any day1 this year. Our purchase ot three
large stocks will be closed out as rapidly as possible. They consist of 25c Ging
hams at 6Hc; 124c plain back Satin at 6c; 25c Imitation French flannels at 10c,
16c Imitation French Flannels at 6c; 15c and 19c yard-wide Percales at 6c. $1.00
Underwear at 39c, and thousands of other bargains. Prices are what talk. No ped
dlers, dealers or manufacturers sold In this room.
Dratt floods
Remnants, In lengths of 2 to. 6 yards, of
all wool Dress Goods, halt wool Dress
Goods, silk and wool Dress Goods, etc.,
worth up to $2.00 per yard, will go at 15c
yard.
These are Homespuns, Henriettas, Plaids,
Sergos, Suitings, French Flannels and thou
sands of ptber goods.
Droit Goods by tho Yard.
76c all iyool Granite, 75c all wool Ladles'
Cloth, 75c all wonl Black Novelties, $1.60
all wool Plaids, $1.60 silk, and wool Plaids,
4pc.
$1.60 fine' black Crepons, the finest Mo
hair, the finest finish, four yards to pat
tern, enough to make a skirt, $2.98.
Extra heavy Scotch Tweed, In brown,
Oxford, gray, etc., 5 yards to skirt pat
tern, worth 75c yard, entire pattern, $1.25.
Silks, Volvofs and Corduroys
25c Silks, fancies, only 10c.
39c Plain Silks and Checked Japanese, 19c.
85c Silk Foulards, 24 Inches wide, 39c.
75c Roman Stripes', 39c.
$1.00 Satins, 39c.
$1.50 Black Grenadines, 49c.
$1.60 Silk Flannels, 49c.
$1.00 Corduroy, nice line ot colors, 39c. ,
Dross Patterns.
$10.00 Dress Patterns, $3.98.
$10.00 Skirt Patterns, $2.98.
Be sure and examine these patterns.
Furnishings and Undirwtir Wodnosday-Mon's SI Shirts 29c
100 dozen men's colored Laundered 8hlrts (slightly soiled), Griffon and. other well
known brand., In stiff bosom or negligee, separate cuffs, worth up to $1.50, at 29c.
200 dozen men'a wool fleeced lined Shirts and Drawers, In plain and fancy colors,
worth up to $1.25, on sale at 39c. , '
One lot of men's heavy Jersey ribbed Shirts and Drawers, worth up to $1, at 29c.
Men's 60c Night Shirts at 25c. Men's 60c White Unlaundered Shirts, all sizes, 25c.
Ladles' 35c heavy Jersey, ribbed Vests and Pants, at 19c.
One lot of ladles' heavy Jersey ribbed Vests and Pants, worth up to $1.00. on
sale at 39c. ' '
Ladles' $1.00 Union Suits, at 49c. Men's 60c Working Gloves, at 25c.
Men's 39c Gloves, at 19c. One lot of men'a fine Suspenders, worth up to 50c, at 15c.
Garidy Salo
Stick Double Teflned. per lb 694c
Stick Hoarhound,.tper lb 7c
Stick Fancy twlsj perjb 74c
Mixed Choice, 5Hc; 'fancy. 8o
Mixed Broken, .7c; French 13c
Mixed Kindergarten , .. 7ic
Caramels .. 6Hc
Lemon Drops
Chocolate Drops, lie; fancy 13c
Jelly Beans SVic
Conversation Hearts 8 Ho
Cinnamon Imperials 8c
Lozengea, mint 8Hc
Wlntergreen 8Vc
Peanut Squares 7 He
Rock Candy, all string !.... 9c
Rock Candy, part string SHc
Eclipse Mixed Candy 8Vic
Crown Mixed 74i
Moonlight Kisses 18Hc
Hobson Kisses'..... 15c
Swedish Kisses ...v 12c
Sunbeam Kisses 12Hc
Trilby Klsse '. 10c
Bon Dons 7Hc
Vanilla Creams..' 25c
Rose Creams 22c
Mint Opera Creams 24Hc
Butter Creams 22c
Opera Wafers 25c
Maple Wafer 25c
Fine hand-made Chocolates 20c
Fine Marshmallow Chccolatcs 25c
Cream Almonds 25c
Haydtnlros' Droit Silt of
Cannad floods
2-lb.
2-lb.
2-lb.
2- lb.
3- lb.
3-lb.
3-lb.
3-lb.
3-lb.
can Strawberrle 10o
can Gooseberries !)c
can blackberries.... ( 9c
can Raspberries 10c
can Apricots ,..12'ic
can Peaches 121&C
can very fine sifted Peas liftc
can MX kinds of Plums 120
can Tomatoes 0c
can Corn..... TAo
2-lb.
lb
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
can String Bean 7 Vic
can Succotash 7V&c
can Red Kidney Beans 7&c
tcan Wax, Beans.. "He
can Garden Beets 10c
HAYDEN BROS
-- y OBI CV ne a( 'he beat equlppe of he Keelejr ay'atem of Inatl
1 inn tntas, the onlr
r Vl)tC Drunkenness, Core. Drug Uaerr, Tobacco Users. TUB
KKELKV INSTITUTE, 10 aad Leavenworth. Omaha.
I HATS
HATS
f2.50
HATS
HATS
fa.no
HATS
Black the $2.50 Hatter
s 111 s. iuiu aircei
i
T
Extra Spoclals.
16c Percales, 5c.
19c Percales, 7Wc.
25c Percales, 10c.
15c Flannellettes, fine colors, 6c,
36-lnch Flannellettes, With border, 5c.
Remnants of Fruit of the Loom,- 6c.
Remnants ot Lonsdale, 5c.
Remnants of Hope &. Hill, 6c.
25c Imitation French Flannel, 10c.
ISo Fancy Sateens (Simpson's), 5c.
$1.00 Fleeced Blankets, ,59c.
$1.00 Comforters, 69c.
Grand special on all kinds ot Comforters
and Blankets.
Waistings.
50c all wool French Flannel, 25c.
75c all wool fancy striped Waistings, 39c.
$1.00 Striped Crepe de Chine, 49c.
$1.00 plaid French Flannels, 25c.
$1.00 Satin Prunella, '45c.
Plain black Sateens, worth .12c, 5c.
6V6c apron check Ginghams, 3Hc
12tfc plaid back Covert for rainy-day
skirts, 5c.
12V4c Outing Flannels, 6c.
$1.50 Cantor Plocos Only 75c
Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock we place
on sale 200 pieces of elegant hand-made,
Battonberg Center Piece,, worth $1.60 to
$2.25 each, go on sale at 76c each.
Crackor Dipt
Soda crackers B"
Oyster crackers T. ( 5c
Milk crackers 6o
Pearl crackers 6c
Farina crackers Bo
Ginger snaps ......... 5c
Fresh oysters, per quart 35c
Dates, per pound Ec
Tobacco Dopt ,
Star plug chewing tobacco 37Ho
Horseshoe plug chewing tobacco ....37
Nerve plug chewing tobacco 37Hu
Battle Axo 35c
Newsboy tobacco 35c
Bull Durham smoking tobacco o0o
Duke's Mixture . 35c
Meerschaum smoking tobacco' 35c
Uncle Tom smoking tobacco 35c
Old style smoking tobacco 25c
Grocery Specials
Corn meal, 15c sack; 24-lb, sack pure rye
flour, 46c; 10-lb. tack pure Graham, lEc;
24-lb. ssack pure rye-Graham, 45c; fancy
evaporated California peaches, new 1901
crop, 9c; strictly choice California peaches,
new crop, 1901, at 12Ho; very good old
crop, peaches, 8c; now crop evaporated
blackberries, 9c; ' new crop evaporated
apricots, 1901, at 12Hc; new cleaned pa
tros currents, 12Hc; new California mus
catel raisins, 10c; new California prunes,
3Hc, 4c, 5c. 8Ho and 12Hc
Coffee and Tea Prices
Siberian Diamond coffee, 12Hc; Siberian
II. B. Coffee, 13Hc; very fine Santos coffee,
15o; Guatemala coffee, .20c; interior Java
coffee, 25c; private growth, Java, 31Hc;
Ansola Java, 32c; Mandellng Java, 33c;
Arabian Mocha and Old Government, 33 o.
With every pound of good tea from 45o t
50c you get a faucy teapot.
Fruit Department
New largo dates, per pound 6c
New Calif brnla 'figs, per pound 6c
Fancy lemons, per dozen 10s
j Bananas, per dozen
15c
I
Kealer Iiiatltnt In Nebraska, Caras
Appendicitis
Can Be Cured
Br taking Shrnder'n Fig Powder. Oue
dose u week will prevent it. If In
doubt, try Fig Powder or send for
sample. Address,
DEPARTMENT A,
W. J. Shrader Medicini Co.,
New York Room 10, No. 30 Esst U at
r 1(02 N. 24th St.. Omaha. Ntb.
)
Beautiful Snow Poems
HOHIwtxTlaPBHF
satisfy them and to jog your memory of
the w anted things for colder weather.
Men's Fall Suits - $4.50 up
Men's Fall (VCoats $5.00 up
Men's Fall Shoes $1.90 up
Men's Fall Underwear . , . . . . 35c up
Men's Gloves 35c up
Men's Caps 25c tip
UAVnCU!
IIAT UCIfS
Tho tremendous spot caBh purchase
his recent trip, Is received. They all go
Women's new Raglan Coats, mado of nil
In the new oxford shades selling In Omaha
for $18.00 Haydcn's sale prlco
Women's now Raglan Coats In dark gray nnd black
made of Irish frieze silk lined throughout IA CA
Haydcn's sale prlco laC'UU
Women's now Ilaglon Coats mndo of American Mills
broadcloth lined with guaranteed satin
black sizes 32 to 41 Haydcn's salo
price
Women's Automobiles lined throughout
with Skinner's satin for
Women's Box Coats mado from American
Beys lined with Skinner's satin guaran
Iced worth 112.50 for
Women's Jackets made of tho finest quality
lined with Skinner's satin warranted for
two years' wear worth $18 on salo at only"
Women's Automobile Coats made of American Mills ker
seysfull lined with guaranteed satin most
remarkable value for
Women's Kersey nox Coats Just received
the best value In America for tho money at
Special Skirt Sales
200 Rainy-Day SklrtB with several rws f stitching perfect fit and hang
worth $5.00 for
Women's Rolny-dsy Sklrts
for $6.98 prlco
-mado of imported
Women's Silk Skirts mado of tho famous Olvcrnaud taffctos warranted
not to crock worth $15 during this solo for '
Women's Rainy-day Skirts with flounce 22 rows of stitching sold In this
town for $6 00 great Bpcclal prlco
Women's Velvet Skirts trimmed with satin bands of taffeta worth $15.00
for
Special Values in Fins Suits
200 moro Suits of nil wool materials made up In tha newest styles Jackets lined
throughout with the best quality Givcrnaud's taffeta a Bult mado to sell A AO
for $15.00 call and see It at.
600 moro suits In tho new bleuao effects
breasted. slnKle-breasted and other fancy
cloths and other materials mado to. sell for
at
200 Women's Suits In black nnd colors
leading styles ot the season mado of Imported materials by man tailors of
known ability to sell for $25 call and see Uiem at
Special for
Women's wrappers, worth $1.50, for 98c.
$2.00, for 98c. Women's $2.00 dressing; sacnucs, for 9Sc, Women's wool waists, worth
$5,00 for $2.98. Women's collorettos, worth $2.50, for 98c.
HAYDEN BROS.
ANYBODY I
Intending to buy a piano within a year, should not miss the chance to buyH
from a lino selected stock of 200 Stolnway, Voso, Kmcrson, Ivers & Tond.H
Ste.ck, Sieger, A. D. Chase, Mason & Hamlin and Stroube pianos that muttH
bo sold Immediately. H
EVERYBODY
Knows that "Christmas trade" Is tho piano man's harvest when you pay hlgH
profits. Wo are soiling theso at "MONEY-LOSING TRICKS" now to makoH
room for Xmas stock, ' H
NOBODY I
Can object to buying n llttlo early if by doing so tboy con SAVR FROM ON&H
TO TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS. Its the CLOSE RUYERS' OPPORTUNITY. H
DON'T MISS IT. H
$600 Upright Pianos only $100 $400 Upright Pianos only, $200
$500 Upright Pianos only $300 $300 Upright Pianos only $15oH
A number of other substantial upright pianos, $75, $105, $135 and up. H
Squaro pianos and organs, $15, $25, $35 and .up , H
WE SELL NEW PIANOS ON $5.00 MONTHLY PAYMENTS and take old
Instruments In exchange at full value. . H
Our stock Is no riff-raff collection, but tho choicest products of the high-
est grade Instruments manufactured In tho world. Every Instrument Is fully S
warranted. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Now pianos for rotuBSj
and ono year'a rental allowed If purchased. Instruments moved, tuned, storedH
nnd repaired at lowest rates. H
Write for catalogues, prices and bargain list or pay us a visit of ln-H
ipectlon before buying. We will save you money.
SCHMQLLER & MUELLER,! ;
Largest handlers of pianos In the west. H
1313 Farnam St, Omaha, Tel. 1625.
Iowa Branch 337 Broadway; Council Bluffs. Tel. 37B.
that arc usually rev
garded as slush, will
be finding their way
into the columns of this
paper soon.
Arc you prepared for
any change of the wea
ther? How about your
fall suit or o'coat,sUocs,
underwear, g I o V c s,
caps, etc? You'll find
this store the greatest
distributing mart of
the great northwest.
Every d e pa r t m cut
manager insists upon
a hearing, so we men
tion the above items to
"THE RAGLANS
ARE HERE
of tho now Tlaglans, made by our
on sale tomorrow.
wool materials,
10.00
In grays and
15.00
10.00
Mills Iter-
7.50
r kerseys,
10.00
1111s Iter-
8.98
4.98
I.
corduroys-
sold In this city
3.98
9.50
2.98
8
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In the now Norfolk stylo In
styles mado from lino Venetians
double-broad-
$20.00 call and seo them
10.50
Bilk lined throughout In all tho hlfih class
hlfih class
16.50
Wednesday
Women's all wool waists, worth up to
buyer on
i
98
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