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THE OMAHA DAIIjY JJEJ5: 1TESDAV, UECEMBEK , 1001.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
lmk Oindict Fellowi Ueitiag of loari
of Edncatiii. 1
EMPLOYES RtW WITH BUILDING INSPECTOR
Auotlirr 'l'rlfilii(iic Orilltiiiiii'r tli'iul
In .llrmlirrs r Cll- I'miiii'll
Mount f IIpiiMIi IIciiiiiiiiI
t'lemier SlriTldi
A rough house followed the meeting of
the Hoard of Kducatlou last night. At the
conclusion of the cession ami Just as thu
rnemberfl worn putting on their coat? two
representatives of the Taxpayers' league
worn assaulted by employes of the hoard.
A. H. llerrlll, D.'.M. Click, the city building
Inspector, and Hon. David Anderson at
tended tho meeting to make certain re
quests of tho hoard. These requests evi
dently angered Janitor Swcrlngcr of the
Lincoln school and Carpenter Kchmler and
they started thu fuss. Mr. Click was
knocked nbout like a foot hall, while Mer
rill received several slaps on his faco and
had his whiskers pulled. Had It not been
tor tho Interference of President Ilulla and
Undo Dave Anderson some dumago might
have been done to tho features of tho two
members of the leaguo who wcro In tho
mix u p. As It. Is, they will not bear any
cvldcnco of the conflict for moro than a
day or two.
Whllo tho affair lasted only a moment It
'was condemned by all of tho members and
1hc employes engaged will doubtless be
disciplined at nncc. Several reports against
iho conduct of Swcrlnger wcro made to the
hoard tiomo months ago, but to these no
heed was paid. Ills actions last night,
hownvrr, will be considered by tho board
Jn deciding his fitness for the position of
Janitor at any of the schools. As for Keh
jnler, ho sided with Swcrlnger becauso tho
lcagutt asked that tho services of tho two
carpenters now regularly employed bo dis
pensed with on tho grounds of economy.
Trouble had been brewing between mem
bers of tho lenguo and employes of the
hoard for some- tlmo and last night's out
break -was no great surprise.
Speaking of tho affair, John Henry I.occh
Jicr ttald: "It was an unfortiiuato occur
rence, and I know thut all of tho mem
bers of tho board deeply regret It. As for
iho result, I am satisfied that tho employes
of tho board who participated In thu affair
will ho properly disciplined. In my opinion
President Ilulla should at onco suspend
theso men, at least until an Investigation
can bo mado."
Othor members of the board talked In a
similar strain.
Do I ii uk of (lie lluuril.
Superintendent McLean said that In hip
oplulon tho smallpox situation was becom
ing alarming'. Ho favors quarantlno regu
lations and hopes that the noard of Health
!v 111 at onco tako steps to stamp out tho dis
ease. Miss ICITlo Sampson tendered her resigna
tion, which was accepted.
Miss Gray, Mlsa llurko and Miss Penny
worn placed on tho substltuto list, while
Jllss I.avorty, Miss Gnlbrnlth and Miss
Clark wero advanced to tho permanent
teachers' list.
Tho holiday vacation of two weeks will
begin Friday, December 20.
Another meeting of tho board will he
held Monday night.
Another Telephone Orillnnnor.
An amended telephono ordinance was
rcud to tho members of tho city council
it tho regular mooting last night and was
referred to tho Judiciary committee. The
amendments wero practically the same as
racointnomled at tho last meeting. Under
the rules a new ordinance had to bo
drafted containing the amendments and
therefore It was placed on Its first read
ing. Should tho Judiciary commltteo sec
flt other amendments can bo made to this
general franchise ordtnanco and thus keep
iho city attorney busy for tho hulanco of
tho winter drafting new ordinances each
week. Under tho ordlnanco ns Introduced
nn annuity of $300 for the first two years.
J.IOO for thrco years and $700 for five years
must bo paid to tho city treasurer ou Janu
ary 1 of each year. Theso minis are to
take thu placo of tho royalties suggested
Some time ago.
Martin brought up tho matter of certain
alleged violations of section ITS of the
city charter. This Is In connection with
.tho employment ot union labor at not less
than $2 per day by the city and by all eon
tractors doing work for tho municipality.
As no vIolatlonH of the charter had cotno
to tho mayor's notice, the resolution made
by Martin lu this matter was laid ou the
table.
Member Pworak offered n resolution di
recting tho repnlr ot certain crosswalks In
his territory. Johnston Immediately called
tho attention of tho body to tho fact that
not a cent remained In tho street repair
fund and thercforo tho council could not
legally adopt such a resolution. Adklns fa
vored Johnston In this and it was agreed
that all such motions or resolutions should
be withheld for a week.
A)H'0irlntloiiH for .ovenilicr.
Tho appropriation sheet for November
was read and approved. Many of the
ASK THEM . . .
Many people urn under the Impression
that this claim of ours that the Jobbers
uf Omaha won't sell us goods Is nil "buni
eomli." If you think It ain't true Just uHk
thorn and they'll tell you they don't want
our tradn so long as we won't "Jlne the
trust," but if we'll do that then they'll
sell us nil tho goods we want. They ran
jfo chase thcmsclvcH. We'll never "Jlne
tho trust" and wo'Ji get all the i;oods wu
want.
MfliI and express orders filled for nny
thtiiK In tho drug line. Prescriptions illicit
at money-saving prices.
IU Temptation Tonlo 35e
Mi Perunu mc
ft lu.iriuil nut imm- IHUlllIlllll'eilJ.,.. ,.H' I
$1.1" Iler'n Malt Wheiky , ;5o
ll.oa Wine of Cardul o'.'c
$1.00 Butters' Female Jlegulator, i
(guaranteed) 7,10
Kto Cramcr'H Kidney Cure ' 40c I
i'5ii Luxutlvu Ilrumo Quinine Via
V5c Qulnncentol, best for colds 20c
12.00 Cramer'H Tansy anil Cotton Root I
ana I'ennyrnym phis $1.00
uci our prices nu runner gooils nil kinds.
SCHAEFER'S
Cutrric
Drnv Stun.
Vl. 17. a. W. Cor. lJth ana Jblo
floods delivered FltEK to auv part of city.
Oriental Rugs
E. Tamittosian
of Chicago
Is again here with a very large and most
beautiful collection of Oriental Vtugs, In
cluding rare Persian Kllks, Kermanshuhs,
Hall Hugs, Persian Carpets, etc. Compare
prices before you buy elsewhere. You will
savo at least 10 per cent If you call lit once.
Bee Building.
smaller bills wero paid and the salaries of
the city oDIcIrIs, including firemen and po
licemen. Some of the larger bills were
withheld on account of the condition of
the funds.
An ordinance providing for tho Issuing
of bonds to pay for the grading of B street
from Twenty-third to Twenty-fourth street
was introduced. The cost of this grading
will amount to $1,500. As the work Is
nearly completed the bonds will be Issued
shortly. They will bear date of January 1
and will draw Interest at tho rate of G
per cent per annum.
Adklns recommendod the drafting of an
ordinance condemning the portions of Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets which lay be
tween Missouri avenue and J streets and
this will be done.
Councilman August Mlllpr complained
that Special Officer Wolf and Meat Inspector
Howa'd were not doing their duty. Ho
recommended that their compensation be
shut off. At the request of Dworak a spe
cial committee, composed of Dworak, Van
sant' and Johnston, was appointed to In
vestigate. Dr. Clinton K. Sapp accepted the office of
city physician anil filed n surety bond In
nccordanco with tho provisions of the or
dinance. Heports of the heads of the various de
partments were read and the council nil
Journcd for one week.
Iloiinl of llrnltli OrtuiiilTA,
At tho call of Mayor Kelly the South
Omaha Hoard of Health met yesterday
nfteiiioon and organized. All members wero
preterit. .Mayor Kelly was chosen chairman
and Sanitary Inspector Frank Jones secre
tary. Dr. C. H. Sapp Is city physician.
After the organization a commltteo was
appointed by the chairman to draw up n set
of rules for thn government of the body and
tlx eortuln health regulations for tho city.
This committee Is composed of City Phy
siian Sapp, Inspector Jones and John
O'llern. Another meeting of Iho hoard will
be held Thursday afternoon for the purpose
of looking over the rules to be drafted. In
ease the rules as submitted are satisfactory
thcro may he n call for a special council
meeting for Thursday night to Introduce an
ordinance giving the Hoard of Health au
thority to enforce Its rules.
In an Informal manner the question of a
pesthouHH was taken Up and It was decided
that r.othlng will bo dono In this matter
until the occasion demands.
Tito primary object of tho board will he
the rapid cleaning up of tho streets, alleys
and backyards. This, It Is stated, must be
dono before cold weather sets In. The
police department will be called on to en
force tho orders of the board. After there
has been a general cleaning up other mat
ters will be considered.
In caking of tho meeting one member
said: "Ono of the Important matters to be
considered Is the condition of the utrects.
It Is certain that merchants In the business
portion of the- city will ho nrrcstcd and
prosecuted If they persist lu dumping store
sweepings Into the streets. This practice
must ho stopped. It Is a disgrace to the
city to nee tho contents of store floors swept
Into tho streets two or three times a day.
Merchants should provide themselves with
suitable garbage boxes, In which this refuse
Bhould'be placed, to be later on carted away
to the city garbage lot."
.Mnle City fjoimlii.
Mike Dillon, druggist, returned yesterday
from a three weeks' tour of tho cast.
A. II. Murdock, who has been seriously
111, was reported considerably Improved yes
terday. Trie funeral of Mrs. Mary Lcnlhan will
bo held from tho resldenco ot William Cor
rlgan, toy North Twenty-fifth street, lit 2
o clock this afternoon. Interment at Laurel
Mill cemetery. Jlov. XI. A. Head of tho
Methodist Kplscopul church will officiate.
Members of Superior lodge No. 19.1, Degree
of Honor, will meet ut Ancient Order of
Fnlted Workmen hall at a n. m, to make
arrangements for attending.
85.00 lor Halt n Da" WorU.
If you live In the country or In a smelt
town and have a good acquaintance among
the farmers and stockralsera In the neigh
borhood, you can make $5.00 easily by four
or Ave hours' work. Write us and we will
tend you our proposition. Tbti Bee Publish
ing company, Solicitor's Dept., Omaha, Neb.
(Shampooing anJ hair dressing, 2Sc. In
connection with The Bathery, 216-220 Be
building. Tel. 171C.
Publish your legal notices In Tb Weekly
Bee. Telephone SI38.
s
WELL IT,!
KING DODO'
PERFUME
With which Boyd's theater will bo
fumed tonight, nnd each, night during
engagement of ICING DODO OI'lIltA
We sell the perfume It's the latest
per
thc CO.
anil
sweetest. DON'T I'AV MOIlli Tl
THHSK IMUC'liS VOl DIU'CIS:
2.1c Woodbury Facial Soar
2Sc Kirk's Juvenile Soap, wo sell
25c I'll White Iloso Soap, wo seli
25c Mcnnen's Talcum Powder
$1.00 Hurnham's Sursapaiilla ,
35c t'nstorlii ,
$1.00 Kirk's Hair Toule
50c Plniiud's Kau de Quinine
50c Pozzonl's Face I'owder
l'erinia
$l.0u Cramer's Kidney Curo
Cutioum Soap
Uuart bottlo Good Port or Claret
IAN
. 12c
. So
. L'C
. 120
. 49c
. 25c
. Vte
. .".So
. 2Sc
. C2c
. 49c
. 20c
. 35c
. 25c
Cashmere Bouquet Soap, 15o unci
WUITH FOIt CATALOG UK,
Sherman & McGonnsll Drug Go.
fur.
nun nun Unilgr, Oitiitlin, .t-li.
Fine Malt Whisky
Ir 'on ,uo liitorostpil In
Si lino old mult wlilskli's, hero
mo ii fw prices:
Iler'K Malt, per bottle .. 75c
Peerless Malt, per bottlo.. "0
Gate's Pure Canada Mult. 65c
A uico bottle of malt whis
ky for , 45o
I For the Ladies
"Seventy-Seven Delicious
Dishes," it ilulnty little sou
venir cook book free, with
our compliment. Given
free to nil who cull.
ti...... r..tlr. ii....
l IIIU VrU 1. 1 Wl i men JUl
'tle-rlpo), 35c, 50c. and 75u quurt.
CACKLEY BROS.
WIIOI.HKM.K I, HH (III MnitL'IIANT.H.
Opinmltr PoNlnlllcc, Telriliiiut 1H8,
AGKNTH FOIt THK CKf.F.HHATED
HUNTKK IU'K WHISKY.
220 S. 17th St.
ciui Aot) axd mm t 4.7.-,.
Vln the Mltmtukrr Itnllwn;-
On December 1, 2, 3 and 4 the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railway will sell
round trip tickets from Omaha to Chicago
for $11.75. City Ticket Office, 1504 Farnam
street. F. A. Nash, General Western
Agent.
tiilcncn mill llnturii $14.7.1.
On December 1, 2, i and 4 the Illinois
Central railroad will elt tickets to Chi
cago and return at rate of $H."5, limited
until December S. For particulars call at
city ticket office, 1402 Farnam street, or
address W. II. Brill, D. P. A.. I. C. It. It.,
Omaha, Neb.
Mirelnl llintrccKcr' Kicnrntoii,
Tickets on sale December 3 and 17, at
ono first-class faro plus $2 for tho rouni
trip. For full Information write to or call
at Hock Island City Ticket Office, 1333 Far
nam street, Omaha.
I.otv Itntrn tn Clilcimo.
The Chicago & Northwestern Hallway
will on December 1, 2, 3 and i sell tickets
to Chicago and return at tho low rato of
$14.75 for the round trip. Call on or address
"The Northwestern City Offices," 1101-1403
Farnam St., Omaha,
Send nrtlcles of Incorporation, notices ot
stockholders' meetings, etc., to The Bee.
Wo will give them proper legal Insertion.
Telephono 238.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c. In
connection with the Bathery, 216-220 Boo
building. Telephone 1716.
For 40 years Cook's Imperial Champagnn
(Kxtra Dry) has been on tho market. Once
used never discarded.
in i :n.
DOHF.IITY-.MIf Annie. t the home nf
her .brother, Joseph Uohcrty, 052 North
Twenty-lirth avenue.
Funeral notice later.
WtM'OX-O. W., of St. Joseph. Mo No
vember so.
Funeral services under the auspice of
A. O, U. W. No. f.S tit First Presbyterian
church, South Omaha, Tuesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Hev. Dr. II. L. Wheeler olllel
ntlng. Interment at Laurel Hill cemetery.
1KV1NO Mrs. Nannie, died November ::0
ut the Prf sbylerlnii hospital. Hint was
the daughter or Mrs. Nannie Crawford
nnd slstei of Mrs. Kiln Swank of Seattle,
Wash.; Mrs. Dolllo Buchanan of Beatrice.
Neli.: Mrs. .May Hreedlovn of Council
HlulTs. and nf Joseph Crawford or this
stereotyping department of Tho Bee.
Funeral sei vices at 10 a. m. Wednesday,
Dec. 4, at residence, 2316 Oak street.
"A Smooth
Proposition."
That's what one of Omaha's leading busi
ness men has to say of our fine olive oil for
tablo use.
Half pint bottle 306
Pint bottle ;;v.60c
Quart bottle $1.00
Gallon bottle .'...$3.25
Tho above prices are for' full measuro
pints, quarts and- gallons. Compare tho
size of our bottles with others .and you will
be convinced that our prices, are right.- We
will be glad to give Interested parties
samples
MYERS-DILLON DRUG GO.
1GTH AND FArtNAM STS.
Loaded with good things
and tho best of all Is the Mctz beer. It's
a puro and wholesome beer, with a body
and a flavor that you'll like. It gives
health and strength to those who drink
it and it costs no more than Inferior beers.
Metz Bros. Brewing Co.,
Tel. 1 10. Omiihn.
Or Jacob Neuraayor, Agt., care Neumayor
Hotel, Council Bluffs. Iowa.
Do You Smokt?
Wc noil thn
llcnr)- (ii'urKf,
ImIiiiiiI ail Culm,
. I). K
.supreme .lustier,
SI. .Iiiinea,
I, title Tom,
l.lttle Millions,
BooNter,
5c Each
Hubert Hum,
HI Telewrnfo,
A li. .a Held,
Tom ."lloore,
('iintnln Mnrrj-iU,
n lions,
I.ti Slneerliloil,
HI l'rlncl-.iu. He Gnles,
Chancellor,
10c Each.
Telcplinne till.
FULLER
DRUG
AND
I'AINT
GO.
14th ami DouKlaa St.
Spadra
AHcansas
Anthracitt
A high grade, seml-anthraclte coal. Does
tho work of hard coal.
$8.00 Per Ton.
Clean, strong, with as little smoke and
less ash than hard coal,
C. B. Havens & Co,
1522 farnam St.
Tcls, 301 317 S25.
f POSITIVELY OURE
PIMPLES
and all affection of thoiLIn and
restore to tho complexion a healthy, nxento
glow, at your home. Hook and full In-
jormiwnn iree. i.nu ur riiv wwia n,
W0tUtlfy O. I; IBS 8tit. St., Chic. go.
0
E. Ridley & Son's Stock
Underwear
On Sulc
To close out all the men's, women's
$300,000 Jlldley stock we offer these extra
Title I MH'.lt Vi:.lt. 17 l-'Je,
All the misses', children's and
boys' vests, pants nnd drawers lu
heavy ribbed and llccco lined from
the Uldlcy stock worth
up to COc go
at
17ic
I. A IMF.' t r.MII'.HWIIAIt.
All the ladles' fine natural
wool
vests and pants In medium and
heavy weight, all sizes,
worth up to $1.00
go nt
25c
liADIi: "l.r.tl U.MOX NMT.H, BOe.
Ladles' alt wool union suits In fast
black and silver gray, all -v
alaes, worth up to $1.50, Jl C
nt, jnch ,
All the mtsscB' and children's union
sultn from this stock,
go nt, suit, 25c and....
39c
.ir.e IIOHIKHV. ir.e.
Misses' and children's all wool
heavy ribbed hose, ot l!ic.
Ladles' 50c cashmere wool hose, ex
tra fine quality, go at 2,'c pair.
fl.r.o WimiI Circular slum In.
All tho hand knit wool circular
shawls, capes, fascinators, lioods and
children's caps, worth up to $1.50, go
at 50c.
All the infants' wool mittens from
the Ridley' slock, go nt 3c.
Fine saxony wool knit mittens, all
styles, worth 60c, go nt 10c and 23c
pair.
Sale of Wet Rugs and Carpets
The sale ot these carpets affords an unusual opportunity for money saving.
Although they have become wet, they arc perfect In other respects and at ex
tremely low prices.
ir..oo nt;;s at ta in.oo.
Itoyal Wilton Oriental Pattern Bugs.
Smyrna nnd best quality Axmlnstor
Bugs, size 9x12, worth $15.00, go nt
$15.00.
IMJ5.0O lllfiK AT !.-..lN.
Smymn Bugs dnd Hoyal Wilton
Bugs In sizes 7-6xl0-t nnd 9x12, many
nro perfect, nil go at $5.9S.
Wet Linens
This sale of wet linens offers hou
linen supply nt half thu usual cost.
Damask Towels that generally sell
at I2V2C, go at tic.
Large size knotted fringe Damask
Towels, the 25c kind, at 120.
COc knotted fringe Dnnmsk Towels,
drawn work, largo size, extra fine
quality, 17',4c.
$1.25 Table . Cloths up o 3 yards
long, flnq linen, at 49c.
Bleached .and unbleached Tablo Da
mask, the COc kind, per yard, 25c.
TUESDAY IN THE
BARGAIN ROOM
jnnj&ynns
lynr!
Commencing Tuesday we will begin closing out every yard of dry goods In tho Bar
gain Ilonm, In order to make room for our g Igantic stock of HOLIDAY" TOYS, Kvery
yard must be dosed by Saturday night no matter what prlco they may bring. Itemem
bcr, when Haydcn puts tho knlfo In goods they cut deep.
WATCH OUU AD KVERY DAY UNTIL
rEDDLERS OR MANUFACTURERS SOLD
54-inch-strictly all wool bint
OltHSS tiOOItS.
$1.50 nice dark cloth plaids, Btrlctly all
wool, 4S and 50 'Inches wide we sold them
In the. high grade dress goods department
nt $1,50 yard. What Is left will be closed
out on Tuesday at rjc a yarn.
Wo havo a fine blaqk serge, 52 Inches
wide, strictly nil wool, regular prlco $1.00
per yard, Tuesday, 19c.
We havo an extra heavy lino black camel
balr cheviot you can't match nnywherc In
Omaha for less than $1.25 yard, Tuesday nt
49c.
50 pieces of Scotch tweeds, 30-ln. wide,
mado to sell for 75c, go at 25c.
COO dress patterns and skirt patterns
brought In from tho high grndo stock, worth
up to $5.00 a yard all will bo closed at
$1.96, $2.98 and $3.98.
Remnants for school dress at 10c, loc, 19c
and 25c yard.
I'l.ANXKI.KTTHS AMI OUTIMJ I'l.A-
Mll.S AT 5C AM) 7 1-SC,
15c outing flannels In ulce, bright colors,
at oc.
25c flno Immltatlon French flannels, 30 In.
wide, finest prints over scon, nt 71c
10c Shaker flannel at 7',4c
15c Sbnkcr flannel nt 7,4c
15c outing flannel, light colors, at 5c.
19c outing flannel, light colors, yard wldo,
lino quality, at 7lic.
?10 AXU iMfi IIHIJSS I'ATTKIIXS
$10.00 skirt patterns will go at -.Y.ii.
$10.00 dress patterns will go nt $3,98.
$16,00 dress patterns will go at $3.98.
WAISTIXCiS.
Strictly all wool French flannels, 30 Inches
wide, 60 shades, ut 23e.
Strictly all wool, lino striped walsllngs,
regular 73u value, will go at 39c.
High-grade prunellas, In all tho evening
shades, worth 75c, at 45c,
No mall orders lllled on silk remnants.
They all sell on tho day of sale.
25e fancies at 9c,
50c nice bright Japaneso plaids at Ific.
73c fnncles at 39c. f
75c foulards1 at 35c.
$1.00 satin nt 29c.
$1.00 corduroy at 39c.
SII.KS AMI S.VTKKNS.
12'4c plain black sateen at 5c.
25c Simpson's printed sateens at "Jfcc.
i.ixixc.s.
Yard-wide waist linings, yard-wide por
cBllnes, etc., worth up to 15c yard, ull will
go nt 5c,
PHIXT.S it I -SC.
50,000 yards of full standard prints, In
remnants from 2 to 10 yards, worth up to
7'ac, at 2i,4c
HAYDEN
K
p3 pV One of Ihr heat
CURE IlriinUemirsa. L'nrca
Today.
and children's onderwear flora
the
ordinary value.t for tomorrow.
r.oe ;mi:.vn r.ni:mvi:.it, ur.o.
All the men's heavy fleeced wool
underwear from tho Hldlcy stock
will be closed out
tomorrow,
at
25c
i.!ir. sii.ic Fi.ur.rim i.mh'.h-
W ISA II, .Vie.
To close out all of the high grade
silk fleeced and silk mercerized
striped fleeced underwear from tho
Hldlcy stock, wo will
give you cholco
ut
50c
ifta.nti .it MVS UM)i:nwi:.iR, 7.j.
Your cholco of all tho high grade
mercerized silk underwear, from this
purchase, sold as high g
nt $2,C0, tomorrow, JjP
nt -
MI3.V.S IVISTHIl r.l.OVKM
liioM tin: itim.KV stock.
To close out all' the gloves and mitts,
lined and unllncd, from this purchase,
we put then all on ono bargain
square, tomorrow at
pair, 25c, 35c, 50c
nnd
75c
ladles' all wool golf gloves, plain
and fancy colors, go at 35o pair.
All t ho 50u and 75c nil wool knit
tonnes for hoys and girls, In plain and
colors, at 25c.
30xGO Smyrna Hugs In great variety
of putterns, 98c.
Velvet Carpet, Moqnetto and Ax
mlnstcr Carpets that have been wet
one the edges, otherwise perfect, go at
19c yard.
Brussels Carpet, absolutely perfect,
worth Coc, go at 39c,
at Half Price.
sckcepcrs a chance to replenish their
Dresser Scarfs, fine double damask
with drawn work, 29c each.
Turkey red napkins, each 34c.
All linen checked Barber Towels,
worth 5c, nt 2'Ac.
Iirge size NapkltiB, dice pattern,
per dozen, $1.25.
50c turkey red Tablo Damask, per
yard, 15c.
Toweling. Including Barnsley Crash,
nil linen glass cloth, fine twilled
crash, etc., worth 12ic to 19c yard,
go at Gc yard.
WTS iBlHS
II AVI1CU
IIAT UCI!
s
SATURDAY NIGHT. NO DEALERS,
TO IN THIS ROOM.
k cheviots, worth 1.25 19c.
iiovs' ci.nTiuxrc.
Boys' 50c and 75c pants nt 23c.
Boys' $2.50 reefers at 95c.
Boys' $3.50 reefers nt $1.60.
Boys' $5.00 reefers at $1.95.
m.AXKI'.TS A XII CH1IKOHTHHS.
Blankets, 49c, 75c, 9Sc up to $4.25.
Comforters, 59c, 73c, 9So up to $2.50.
mux's snc i;.m)i;iiwi;ah at asc.
In Bargain Room.
10 eases men's heavy fleece lined shirts
and drawers In all sizes, made to sell at
60c, on sale at 25c.
MEN'S $1.00 HEAVY JERSEY OVER
SHIRTS AT 49C.
200 dozen mon's extra heavy Jersey over
shirts In black, blue and gray every shirt
warranted perfect and full size, all .on sale
nt 49c.
Mon's wool fleece lined shirts and drawers
mado to sell at 75c, at 39c.
Ladles' 50c and 75 u wool and fleece lined
vests and pants at 25c.
Boys' 75c sweaters In all sizes at 39c.
Men's $1.25 sweaters, wool, on salo at 69c.
Men's gloves and mittens at 19c, 25c and
39c.
MG STOCICIXGS AT 12 1-2C.
In Bargain Room.
1 lot of Indies', men's and children's hose,
worth up to 35c, on sale at 12Hc.
Boys' 50c fleeced underwear at 25c.
5 cases boys' heavy fleece lined shirts nnd
drawers, in nil sizes, worth 50c, on salo at
25c.
Men's and boys' heavy Jersey ovcrehlrts
In all sizes, nt 39c.
Men's 50c suspcmlesr on sale at 15c.
Children's union sultH in all sizes, made
to sell for 39c, at 19c.
1 lot men's colored laundered shirts,
slightly soiled, worth up to $1,00, on salo
nt 29c.
Tobacco Dtpartmint
Slar plug chewing tobacco .Ua
Horseshoe plug chewing tobacco 35c
Navy plug chewing tobacco 35c
Batthi Axo 35c
Newsboy tobacco 3.c
Bull Durham smoking tobacco 50c
Duke's Mixture 33c
Meerschaum smoking tobacco 35c
Undo Tom smoking tobacco 35c
Old Stylo smoking tobacco 25c
Mall Pouch, per pkg 9c
BROS
emlppptl of Ihe Kelpy lyilfm of Innlti
Ilruir Urr-i. Tnlincco Users. THU
IT'S NOT TOO
EARLY TO THINK
HAYDEN
S
Ten doz((n wool waists,
Strauss' price $1.00,
Haydcn's price.,...
Goodman
25c
100 women's. Itnglnns, half satin lined,
Gnodman-'& Strauss' price Q Rfl
$15, Haydcn's price.
UiVlU
200 silk waists made of Glvernaud's taf-
. I ll n..l....M 1'. CI.H11..I
ll'ltia, 111 till i.'.imio, uuuwiiinu . "ninwn
prlco up to $5, Hay- I Qfl q QO
ilea's price.
tufM mi0V
100 automobiles in all wool kerseys, Good
man & Struuss'. price O Cfft
$12.50,- Haydon's price QiuU
156 silk skirts made "of excellent quality
nt auallty
R on
QiuU
taffeta. nicely trimmed, Goodn
Strauss' price $15,
Haydcn's price VtVW
200 box coats lined with Skinner's satin,
Goodman .fe Struuss' price A Qfl
$18, Haydcn's price.
tfiVV
500 children's jackets,
worth us to $5, for...
1.39
HAYDEN
"Upon my sole"
"depends" much for the
rli n ra n. i ir - n 1 wu vs foil ml
stylo
ami
in this won-
ilorfiil linn nf wnlllf'n'H fOOtWCIir.
Whether with tho extreme oxten
shin edges or If elosely trimmed, the
price Is the same
$3.50 Ahvay
All of the popular lenthers-eiihmel,
kid, box calf niid patent-aro used In
theso women's line, shoes.
An nil. enamel calf hlueher with wide
extension soles nnd llu; Very highest
Cuban heels-Is nue of the many Koto
sis spells. All special but (he price
that Is the same, U ulways.
Sorosis Shoe Store
203 S. 15th St.
Frank Wilcox, Mgr.
Horn! for Catalogue.
Ilowcll'd
Ones right lo the
bottom of a cough
Anti-Kawf
and by removing
the cause slops tho cough nnd cured tho
cold,. Twenty-five cents a bottlo at tho
drug store.
ASK FOR A
Al-V-V
MVimm ZlL
1
said a wearer of I
Contains the best Havana Tobacco. Equal to imported cigars.
Xeiiui.olurol by b il. IClou Moroaulilo OJfiw Co., HU Loula. Union Alud.
or Christinas whopping. Wo
mo pilli;; jo.tlo tho holiday
business bettor tlmn wo
Imvo over dono H. ivhleh
will jjlvi .von Kod rea
sons for your eniilldoneo n
"TIIH KHHASKA" iih Iho
best store to do your holiday
trading. For Tuesday's koII
lug c vi.-ilt to call your
speelal attention to our
Men's Overcoat Dcn't,
The enormous slock of
men's stylish overcoats has
not an eiitinl In this city
Stylos the newest, rubrics
the best, trimmings iho rich
est, construction tiueiualkd.
Values can't be matched,
and a few dollars' saving to
you lu buying your over
coat here nt
$5.00, $7 30, $10, $12.50, $13.50, $15.
$15.50, $17.50, $19, $20, $22.50, $25
Men's SulfDcrVt!
'I'lio largest and best line
of men's suits ever shown
lu Omaha, livery one new
this season and eiitial (o
high class inadc-to ineastuc
garments. They consist of
(he nobbiest, tip-lo-datc pat
terns and fabrics, cIokiiiiIIj
made and perfect lifting,
just the nulls to please care
fid dressers.
$5, $6, $7.50. $10. $12 50. $13.50.
$15, $17.50, $19. $20. $22.50
.'PARTICULARS AS THE
GOODS GOME EN" .
Of nil tho goods our cloak buyer bought In New York tho
stock of Goodman & Struuss was the first to arrive, they
coming In by express. This Is a most inagnltlcent stock
of goods and was closed out tn Hayden Bros, after sharp
bidding by the representatives of only the lntgest houses
In tho United States, This crowds us to tho very doors
Wl tho stock mustbc sold before tho other Immense pur
chaso of Haglans, suits, Jackets nnd waists arrive,
which will bo In tho latter part of tho week. The
women of Omaha may prepare themselves for some of
tho grentcst bargain-giving over known In this or any
other city. Keep your cyo on our ndvcrtlBcmcnla and
watch us for tho next thrco weeks. Your money re
funded If goodsnro not just exnetly as represented. ' If
you arc, not satisfied with your bargain bring It back and
get your money. We will give you "Further Particulars
ns the Goods Como In."
& 200 suits In all colors and hl.ick, sizes 32 tc
46. in flno Venetians and broadcloth. Good-
man & Strauss' price
$22.50, Haydcn's price
9.90
200 children's fur sets, Goodman & SIthuk
price $3.50, Haydcn's
price i
1.50
I.I
75 women's mink scarfs with fi tails, Good
, .
"7,"" " ...., y
i"'"
TWO THOUSAND SKIRTS from this tre
mendous stock of GOODMAN & STRAUSS'
In dress skirts, rainy day skirts nnd tdlk
skirts; they will be ranged on tho tablet
Tuesday at
iuesu ui.
l989 2.98, 3.98. 4.98,
g An -f no
k AA "J AO
Goodman & Strauss' prices up to $1S.
50 dozen women's flannelette wrappers fioir
this tremendous stock, the $1.25 KQa
quality on Tuesday for V0V
BROS
Typewriters !
New Century,
New Densmore,
New Yost.
Wr1I, rent, exchange, repair typ-'
writers.
Everything conslderfd .peed, grade
of -work, cost of keeping in repair,
durability, etc. ours nre by all odds
the cheapest typewriters on the
market.
For Information regarding type
writers, address or call on
United Typewriter
& Supplies Co.,
1614 Firnam St., Omaha.
111. JIB mmM
i 11144
IvKtXUK IXbi'lTUTt;, 10 null Lmveu worth, Uiuttbs.
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