lis
THE OMAHA DAILY .BEE: WEDNESDAY, JAttVATlY 1, 1002.
EXTENDS FIRE PROTECTION
Oitj Omriaint Hai Kw 7uri tlft ttt
Jobblif District,
NEW ENGINE HOUSE TO BE BUILT St OH
Mltyor mul Council I'tirclinni Lot nt
Uleventli mul JnuUxnti nnil Will
OoiiNlruot nil Kipilp Mod
ern I'lnnl.
A mddcrn flro engine house at tho corner
of Eloronth anil Jhfckson streets will bo tho
Now Year'n gift of Mayor Moorcs and tho
city 'council to tho Omaha wholesale dis
trict. After negotiations lasting tor several
wooks tho mayor nnd council have Anally
closed a contract for a lot locntcd at the
northwoat coluor of Eleventh and Jackson
treots. Tho tot has a frontaxo of 69 feet
on Jackson street and 13! tcot on Eleventh
Btreot and tho prlco paid for It is $13,00Q.
Mayor Moorfa nnd Cnuncllmen Lohcck,
Whltohorn, Karr, Trostler and Mount vlsltpd
tho slto yesterday. All wcro well pleased
with it and Mayor Moorcs was authorized
to pay $1,000 down upon it to hind the con
tract. "A now onRlno houso will he erected at
once," said Mayor Mooros. "It will ho two
torlcfl in height and' strictly niodorn In
every particular. Tho houso will havo n
south front, with thruo doors to accommo
date an ongine, hook und ladder truck and
lioso wagon. A tiew first-class engine, hook
Mid ladder truck and hoso wagon will ho
ordored nt onco for this now house. The
equipment will bo tho best that money can
buy. Ilorcafter fires in tho wholcsalo dis
trict will not causo tho uneasiness which
ban prevailed up to this tlmo when alarms'
wcro turned in from that portion of tho
city.
"In my 'opinion this Is tho best possible
location for a flro houso designed to afford
protection to tho largo Jobbing houses and
factories locntcd near tho railroads, and tho
prlco pnld for tho ground Is much less than
that asked for similar plecos In tho samo
Vicinity. A lot of tho same slzo one block
west of tho now slto was hold at 30,000."
Within tho last two weeks Mayor Moorcs
knd tho 'council bavo held several confer
ences for tho purpaso nt discussing tho new
flro house location. It was thought thnt
publicity might causo proporty holders to
rulso tho prices on sites under considera
tion and Information concerning tho meet
ings was dculed tho press. This gavo rUo
to wild guesses In local pnpers concerning
tar-chamber scsslpns which tho mayor and
council wcro holding to consider the
changes which may bo brought about by tho
recent decision of the supremo court con
cerning the Omaha Hoard1 of Flro and Po
lice Commissioners.
"In addition to giving tho wholesalo dis
trict hotter' flro protection it Is our purpose
to itnprovo tho flro department In all parts
of tho city," said the mayor. "Four new
hoeo wagons, a new hook and ladder truck
fend a largo amount of now hose will be
bought at onco. Omaha's flro department
will bo brought up to the standard of tho
best departments In tho country. Tho slzo
of tho companies will bo Incorased nnd no
body will havo any cause to And fault with
tho cfflcloncy of Omaha's flro fighters."
LIMITKI) I'AIITY (
For Centrnl America.
Leaving Omaha January 12, going via St.
Louis nnd New Orleans, taking tho now and
legant steamer Breakwater of the United
Fruit and Mall company, sailing from Now
Orleans 9 a. m. January 1C, thence to Puerto
Barrios, thenco to Guntemala City via
Northern railroad, passing through tho gar
den spot of Central America from tho. trop
ical to tho temperate zones, along banks of
rivers, cocoanut plantations, tropical for
ests, cornfields, sugar, rlco nnd tobacco
plantations. '
Tho most delightful winter trip Imagin
able. The 'capital, Guatemala City, Is ono of the
most beautiful cltios in tho world, provided
with flrst-clnss hotels, electric lights nnd
till modern improvements .of a metropolltau
city, surrounded by mountains and volca
noes. Tho grandest climate In tho world.
A stop of about ton days nt tho city, thenco
to San Jose on tho Pacific coast, a distance
of about seventy-four miles. A most inter
esting and especially attractive sldo trip,
passing through ruins' of old cities, which
bavo been thero for ages, returning so as to
arrlvo In Now Orleans .to witness tho Mardl
a. as and carnivals. Passengers desiring to
remain, longer in tho south can lenvo party
at Now OrlcnnR, returning at any time up to
June 1. Mr. J. A. Darthel, general manager
Northern railway of Quatemala, will meet
party at Puorto Barrios and personally con
duct It through tho entlro trip wbllo in
Central America, Mr. Darthel being well
acquainted with tho country, languago and
all points of Interest. Hound trip from
Omaha and back to Omaha, Including rail
road and sleeping car faro both ways, meals
and stateroom on stoamer, $138. For de-,
criptlve matter, or all Information, call or
write W. II. Orocn. room 405, Now York
Lifo building, Omaha, Neb.
Detour Iluatea Are ATwny Teilloiia,
Why travel to California or Oregon In
winter over any othor than direct routes?
Passengers leaving Omaha for Portland
or San Francisco can reach tholr destina
tion fifteen hours sooner than if they trav
eled any other way, besides avoiding the
discomforts of winter and extra expenses
Incident to a long Journey enroute.
THE UNION PACIFIC
has the best of everything.
Pullman palace sleepers, buffet srookfng
and library cars, ordinary (tourist) cars,
rullman dining cars, tneaU a la Carte, froo
reclining chair cars, Plntsch light, steam
heat, tc.
City ticket office 1324 Fnrnam: 'phono 310.
A. A. O. N. 31. S.
The Illustrious Nobles of tho Mystic
Bbrlno of Tangier templo are requested to
moot at their hall on Wednesday, January
1, 1002, at 1 o clock p. m., for tho purposo
of attending tho funcrul of Noblo George
Rudlo. By order
S. ROPER CRICKMOnE. Recorder.
6.00 for ii iliilf n I)i'n Work.
If you live In tho country or In a small
town and have a good acquaintance among
the farmers and stnckralsers In tho neigh
borhood, you can raako $5 easily by four
or five hours' work. Wrlto us and wo will
end you our proposition. The Dee Publish
Ing company, Solicitors' Dept.. Omaha, Neb,
There's only one Stonocypher. Ho prints.
Johnson Bros., coal. Tel. 1052.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c. In
connection with tho Rathcry, 216-220 Bea
building. Telephone 1716.
The "bost" laundry, the Model. Tel. 525.
niv.n, '
ALLEN Mrs. Jnne. Rrandmother of Allen
K. nobln nnd Mrs, Herbert p. Crano, De-
cemDer . iwh.
, Funeral nt residence, S16 North Forty
first avenue, Thursday afternoon at
o'clock.
JITJDIO George and Anna, December sC9,
1901.
Funoral Wednesday, January 1, 1902. ut 2
o clock p. m. at residence, 137 North Thirty-
eoona ayonue. r riuuun ut me muiuy m
VlUd t attsncl.
ANOTHER LAWYER DIPS IN
.1. V, Went Would Sennit I'll Thirty
Vive lltitiitrril Dullnrx of flrrm it n
PiivImhm llnnU .Mnnc).
Tho 'report of Receiver Thomas II. Mo
Cogue of tho German Savings bank for the
period from February 11, 1D01, to Decem
ber 28, 1901, was approved yesterday by
Judgo Fawcett. Ho also made an order
directing Receiver McCdguo to pay Silas
Cobb $75 a attorney fee for services ren
dered while Attorney Urwkenrldge whs out
of tho city.
J. W. West, attorney for thn German
Savings bank, has filed nu application In
I ho district court for nn nllownncc nf
$3,500 for service rendered In nld of tho
crtatloti of a fund and tho covering of tho
Kamc Into tho hands of tho receiver for
distribution among tho depositors mid other
redltor. His application fays thnt the
f u ud no collected amounted to $118,743.72
and tho collection of said .sum was duu In
n considerable measure to tho active ef
forts of himself In soliciting tho stock
holders to contribute. Tho Judgo Jias an
nounced no decision on tho npptlcatlon.
William K. Potter, receiver for tho Ne
braska Savings nnd Exehango bank, pre
sented his report to Judge Fawcett for tho
period ending December 27, 1001, nnd it
was approved. The assets, as shown by
tho report, consist of cash and bank bal
ances of $1,791.26; the. liabilities aro claims
allowed, less dividends declared, $37,690.36;
dividends unpaid, $914.80; trustee account.
$576.67; total, $39,181.89. Tho profit and
loss account shows tho payment lo Silas
Cobb of $1,500 m attorney's fees to Janu
ary 1 and $44.35 as expenses. Tho othor
Items of expendlturo In this account amount
to $101.70.
Editor Lynch of tho Dally Tost. PhllllDS-
burg, N. J., has tested the merits of Foley's
Honey nnd Tar with this result: "I havo
used a groat many patent remedies In mj
family for coughs and colds, and I can hon
estly say your Honey nnd Tar Is the best
thing of the kind 1 havo ever Used and I
cannot sny too much In praise of It."
fl,(l. LINCOLN AXO nUTtllN.
litirlhigton Itonte.
January 1.
TrnlnH Irnvn nnrllncrtnn atnllnn fl'iO n
m., 3:00 p. m., 4:25 p. m. and 9:00 p. m.
ncKeis, 16U2 Farnnm street.
Aniiiiiiiicciiieiitn of the Thrntem.
Tho demand for scats, matlnco nnd night,
nt tho Orpheum today Is even greater than
It was on Christmas day, when tho thentor
was too small to nccommodato all. Many
people hcllovo that If ono Is good on Now
Year's day, this will ho be tho year nround,
which If truo of n show, places the Orpheum
beyond adverse- dritlclsm, because the ap
proval accorded this week's bill has been
pretty uniform. Besides Cressoy nnd Dayno
In "Tho Vlllago Lawyer" and Kara, tho
famous Juggler, flvo good numbers keop up
tho stnndnrd. Ada Arnoldson, a rclatlvo
of tho great Swedish nightingale, Christine
Nellson, Is scoring big with a full soprano
voice nnd a pleasing personality.
The real Interest whlrh hno hn Mi tnr
some tlmo among music lovers in this city
In tho appenranco hero of Margucrlta Sylva
who with her company 1b to present "The
rrtneoss unic" nt tho Dovd. Thursday. Frl-
lay and Saturday nl-htn. wnn atmmrlv
shown at tho opening of tho advance salo
of scats and boxes yesterday. It is said
that tho audlenco wl li will welcomo Miss
Svlva.hcro will hn nnrhnns thn mnmt fo.Vi.
lonnblo that has been seen in tho theater
so far tbls season.
r
Tho Now Year will bo Inaugurated with
special features added to tho rogular per
formance today nt tho Trocadoro. Tho at
tendance continues very large, tho excel
lent olio and tho boxing exhibition furnish
ing a' pleasant evening's program.
SPECIAL EXCURSION
To Central Amerlcn.
Leave Omaha January 12th, via St. Louis.
New Orleans, Puorto Barrios, Guatemala
City, San Joso, returning in tlmo for Mardl
Gras In New Orleans. For rates and all
Information, call or wrlto W. H. Green,
Room 405, New York Llfo Building, Omaha,
Neb. .
Attention, Sir Knights.
All Sir Knights of Mount Calvary com-
mandory, No. 1, Knights Templar, aro re
quested to meet at their asylum January 1,
1902, at 1, o'clock p. m. to act as escort at
tho funeral of Sir Qcorgo Rudto.
BENJAMIN F. THOMAS.
' Commander.
EBEN K. LONG, Recorder.
Sent articles of Incorporation, notices of
stockholders' meetings, etc., to The Bee.
We will glvo them proper legal insertion.
Telephone 238.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c. In
connection with tho Bathcry, '216-220 Bon
building. Telapbone 1716.
Correct quality of goods, lowest prices
guaranteed. Hubermann, Jeweler, 13 & Doug.
Genuine Imported Bock Beer on draught
at Maurers', 1306 Farnam.
Repairs for your furnaces nnd stoves.
water fronts. 1207 Doug., Om. St. Rep. Wks.
Publish your legal notices in the Weekly
Bee. Telophono 238.
Douglas Printing Co,. 1508 Howard. Tel. 614.
PALACINE OIL, high grado safety light.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Hove noot print It, .
Winter enps. Frederick, hatter.
Try tho Chicago laundry. 'Phono 205.
Dr. A. W. Nnson, dentist, 446 Bee Bldg.
Dr. 3ulnby, homeopathlst, 334 Beo Bldg.
Foster, Life Ins., 432 Bee. Bldg. l4hone 1817.
Onto City bowling nlley, 1312 Farnam St.
Dr. W. II. Hnnchctt. 446 Ileo Bide. Tels.
A-121 nnd 161.
O. R. Kellev. dentist, removed to 311 Bee
building. Tel, 1870.
I .ndles' and misses' suits, skirts, wnlsta
wrappers, underskirts, mllllnury, etc., cash
or credit. People's Storo. 16th nnd Farnam.
For Dolicles that aro slcht. drafts nt inn.
tnrlty apply to H. D. Neoly. manager
Equitable
o i.uc,
Merchants' Nat. Bunk Bldg.
"A NEW YEAR'S
RESOLUTION."
That during tho yenr 1902. we will como
drug stori'." "Drug Shop " "Apothecary's
Hull," "I'hnrmncy," "Chemist's Place,"
"Drug Emporium." or by whatsoever
uiif-l iiiiiur t iiiiuiiu; lliunil.
That wn will rovlsp our system of doing
business from dny to day to meet the spe
cial views of thoso who are good enough
.o fnvor im with their patrnnuRR (pro
vldcd tho revision. Is not so radical we
won't know which wny wo nr going our
selves,) That we ar thankful, yea, "deeply
srcntful," (ns Henry Irving would say),
for tho continued pntronugo of thousands
of customers nnd promise to do better
next time.
All tof which Is said nnd promised In
iood fnlth of our own free will nnd nccord.
mil without any montul reservation what
loever. Sherman &McGonnell Drug Go.
Comer 16tti and Dodge, Omaha.
For further particulars sco small bills
.and dally vapcra.
HALLS FOR JAB0R UNIONS
I'lnim for thr ArrniiKeinriit of Sew
llenliiinrtrrfl nt I'llti-en tit '
mul Duller.
Plans for the arrangement of tho now
labor headquarters at Fifteenth nnd Dodge
streets wcro approved Monday night by tho
board of directors of the association. The
plant contcmplato seven hnlls. to occupy i
the second nnd third floors of tho building.
Tho largest hall will bo 40x13 feet In nrca
nnd tho other hnlls will hu of sizes to ac
commodate tho patrons.
In addition to theso hnlls thero will be
a parlor on thu third floor, n reading room
on tho second floor, several com-
mlttco rooms, nn ofllco for tho superln-!
tendent and n private Toom for tho secre
taries nnd business ngents of tho various
unfotis.
Tho association has borrowed about $1,000
which will bn expended upon these Improve
ments. Tho money -was advanced by iho
various unions, to ho pnld back quarterly
by tho board of directors.
The carponter ,work will be In chargo of
President Madison of the Carpenters' union,
the mon to 'bo employed by tho day.
Flint Time.
to New York or Philadelphia is made by
tho superbly equipped trains of tho Ichlgh
Valley railroad. Double track, stone bat
lasted, automatic clcetrlc block signal eys
tcm In oporatlon over tho entire route.
Stop-over allowed at Niagara Falls on
through tickets to Now York or Philadel
phia. Hamilton Warren, M. D., eclectlo and
magnetic physician, office nt Victoria hotel,
1308 and 1310 Dodge street, till a suitable
location can bo found. Special attention to
all long standing or lingering dlscas.es of
women and children.
Great January
Clearing Sale
-OF-
High Grade Pianos
PRICES CUT IN TWO
Anyono contemplntlnc; purchas
ing n plnno within tho next year
should not fall to tnko advantage
of our great January clonrlng sale
of the highest grndo plnnos In the
world.
Steinway, Vose, Emerson,
Stager. Stock. Mason &
Hamlin, A. B. Chase
And Others
Nowhero In America can you find
such a magnificent assortment to
choose from. Wo cordially Invito
you to como In nnd compare the
different styles and see how fine n
piano you cun buy here for llttlo
money.
New pianos In all the latest de
signs nnd rich fancy woods, $148,
$1G8, 188 nnd upwnrd.
Used upright pianos, fully guar
anteed, $75, $85, $95 nnd upward.
Organs nnd squaro pianos, $10,
$25, $35 and upward.
TERMS TO SUIT CONVENI
ENCE OF PURCHASER.
100 plnnos for rent, $3I($4 and $5
per month; one year's rental al
lowed If purchuscd.
For catalogues, prices nnd fur
ther Information write to
SCHMOLLER
& MUELLER
The Largest Piano Houieinthe West
1313 Farnam St., Omaha
Telephone 1G25
502 Broadway, Council Bluffs
Telephone 368
PUBLIC ABUSE
It has lonir since been the nrlvllnen nt
any manufacturer of Deef Extraats to uso
me oiu i mo eiuig process ana all of tho
un-to-dato reliable concerns In thn mni
packing houses havo for years been putting
lleef Extracts on tho murket, both by
high unit ftuvvDo turn uiou mivt unCQ uy
tho old tlmo l.clbltt concern. The nulilln in
general nro not awnro of this fact and on
this account no mo of our Joalous would-bt
competitors aro trying to Injure us by de
ceiving this lack of public knowledge. Ro-
cenuy wo uuukiii uirvm irom Armour &
Co. a largo quantity of tholr Extract of
l'pof mafia In' thu Lelblir nrnrouu
quantity Jn which this Is bought regulates
lite price imu ii wo ecu nt to give our
patrons the bcnellt. Unit's our business,
itegarding tho uunllty and genuineness of
this article which we sell wo havo Armour
& Co.'s guarantee thero Is none better
mauo anywhere ir wo nro infringing on
tho Llebeg name, why don't thoy prosccuto
us.
Oua bIzo Lelblg's Extract lleef ij0
"jo 'size Leung's Kxirnct lleef 40q
$1.23 slzo Liflblg's Extract Beef 750
f.'.OO slzo Lotblg's Extract lleef ji.jj
SCHAEFEil'S
Cut I'rloe
nma Store.
Tel. 717 H. W Cor. Kith nnd Chicago.
doods delivered FREE to any part of city.
LOOK OUT
FOR FRAUDS
You can always depend on gotttng the
genutno artlclo nt our store, It makes no
dlfferenco whether It Is a doctor's pre
scription, a patent medicine, or Extract of
Deef. You cannot buy genuine EXTIIACT
OF DEEF at prices quoted by others, Our
prices aro:
l.olblg Extract of lleef, 2-or 45c
Armour's Extract of Deef, 2-oz 450
Oudshy's Extract of Deef, 2-oz 40c
Swift's Extract of Deef, 2-oz 404
Valentino's Meat Julco 83a
Wycth's Meat Juice , 75e
Theso are genulno goods. IMITATIONS
can be bought for $1.2C a dozen. We havo
none.
FULLER
DRUG
AND
PAINT
GO
it
th aa Uuuslit iu.
OPEN TODAY
SACRIFICING
$500,000 Stock
High Grade Merchandise has never
before been subjected to such
deliberate price cuts.
Bargains Have No Parallel.
SMOKE
AND
WATER
caused the damage and the Insurance, Companies have ad
justed the loss.
It's a Rare Money-Saving Opportunity.
The vast multitudes of eager purchasers that have
thronged this store from opening until closing time since
this sale has begun, is evidence enough of the greatness
of the bargains. The damage in the majority of cases ia
from smoke only. The depreciation in value tho goods
may have suffered, hardly warrants such radical reduc
tions as we have made.
Open Today 'Til Noon
JDDAMDEI
YOUR WATCH NEEDS REPAIRING
If thero's tho, least thing tho matter with your watch, It needs tho kind of re
pair service' that we Blvo. It doesn't pay to tako chances oven on llttlo watch ali
ments. Our watchmakers aro experts, nono mora expert In tho state, and their In
structions aro to elVo ench Job nil tho tlmo It needs. Wo'vo recently employed an
other export tu Utttid to disabled watches and when a watch leaves our storo its ro
palrcd right.
Mawhinney & Ryan Co.,
Jewelers and Art ibth akd dovovah its.
Stall Oilers &atl orders Riven careful attention. Selec
tion packages sent to responsible parties.
Is There Anybody Else?
If thero is anyono who )s yet to wejar
for tho llrst tlmo a pair of
CAt $3.50 Always
Perhaps they hayo never known what
real foot comfort is. A wearer of
Sorosls once and thoy aro Sorosls cus
tomers evor after. SOItOSIS aro shown
In tho lightest weight turn soles for
dress or houso wear to tho heavy bot
toms with wide cdKCs for rough
weather and general street wear; in
tnnmej, French calf, kid or chromo
patents.
Sorosis Shoe Store
203 S. 15th St.
Frank Wilcox, Mgr.
Send for Catalogue.
Owing to u lire in our
laboratory all orders
for Shrader's Fig Mov'
der and other reme
dies, will be promptly
filled by E. E. Bruce &
Co., Omaha, Neb.,
Richardson Drug Co.,
Omaha.
Horle ITaas Drug Co.,
Council Bluffs, la., and
by all retail druggists
with a calendar free.
W. J, Shrader Medicine Go,,
New York noom JO, No. 30 Kast Utfc iu
r 13 N 2Uh St.. Omh. Nab.
Our patrons wear arallos when thoy como
In our storo nnd leave satlsflud. Wo carry
tho finest line of
Sewing Machines
In the city.
Wo are making a special salo on all our
"loft over" Xmas novelties,
P. E. Flodman & Co.,
151 Cupitol Ave.
MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANK
or OMAIIA.
N. B. Cor, Farnam and 11th
1 su.
VBIMIO
Vm.lt Up Capital (NMjonO
arplsa Fusd 91(K,00O
DNITBD STATIC I DKPOilTOIlY,
rKAKK MURPHY, President.
u. u. wuuu, vie rraatasat.
LUTHER. DRAKE. Cashier
TIL NOON.
s
a-Miv
-. r- CT
The Proper
Thing (or Open
House New
Year's Day
Is a caso of our colo
bratcd beer a cool, .
foaming gloss of Metz'
beer goes Just to tho
right spot. There's
nothing moro satisfy
ing as a thirst quonch
er, nothing moro in
vigorating, nothing to
surpass It as n health
ful summer boverago.
It Is pure beer. Spe
cial caro taken In tho
brewing and bottling.
Metz Bros.
Brewing Co,,
T.l. 119, Omiiha
! Or Jacob Neumayer, Agent, caro Neu
mayer Hotel, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
I
BLACK'S
' Caps for Men
Make Men Come Again
50c to $2.00
I All Hats $2.50
BLACK, 1
TUP SJ.Sfl HATTFD i
107 S. I6TH 8T.
TRENTON COAL
GLEAN, STRONG AND QUICK
It lins 110 ciiunl Iri nil tho
medium priced conls of
tills mnrknt.
Lump and Egg Sizes,
Per Ton
Nu) Size.
Per Ton
$5.75
$5.50
C. B. Havens & Co.
1522 farnam St.
Tel.. 301 m s:s.
HB'!k
lV'yL-lBr
OR1
HAYDE
THE BIG STORIi LOSGS
THE nAHOAlN ltOOM Is filled with
silks, furnishings, wash goods, muslins, etc
LA II VALUE. Keep your eye on Tho Mr
Dress Goods
64-Inch all wool chavlot, worth $1.50 yards
48-Inch plaids, worth Jl oO yard; 3S-lnch
granite cloth, worth 75c; 40-Inch all wool
German hcnrlatta, worth 75c; nnd thou
sands of other goods, worth up to $l.ys
yard, all will go nt 4Dc
40-Inch granite, 40-Inch black noveltlos,
worth 75c; 3S-luch nil wool Herman ht-nrl-ettn,
40-Inch solids, etc., alt worth up to
$1.2. yard, will go at 39c
42-Inch storm serges, all colors .... 29c
36-Inch hcurlctttns, all colora Sita
40-Inch crcpons, black only S9c
40-lnch novelties 19c
36-Inch novelties ,' 15c
18-luch double fold cashmeres "Vic
28-fuch novelties, cashmeres 7'.&c
28-inch plaids Cc
Waisfings
Single fold French flannel, dots and fan
cies, worth 7Cc, at 25c.
Tlaln colored waist flannel, 25c.
Fancy alt wool walstlngs, 39c.
30-Inch flno Imported percales, 7Hc
36-Inch flno Imported cotton Fronch flan
nels worth 19c yard, at IMc.
10c Shaker flannel, at 24c.
GREAT WIND
CHOICE OF FINEST SILK AT IllO UE-
nucnoNs ,
I'laln silks, all colors, worth 35c, at 15c.
Plain taffeta, all colors, worth 75c, at 39c.
Plain surah, all colors, worth 60c, at 29c.
$1.00 fancy silk, on salo at 39c
$2.00 fancy Bilk, on salo at 69c.
GRAND ORANGE SALE
Sweet Juicy Naval Orangos, on salo Tuesday, por doren lOo
QflAND SPECIAL GROCERY SALE
3W pounds hand picked navy beans, 14c.
10-lb sack granulated corn meal, 15c.
3 packages mlnco moat, 25c.
C cans oil sardines, 25c.
33 1-3 Ptr Ctnt Discount on Copyright Books
This means you can buy Rlchurd Carvel, "Tho Eternal City" and nil I AA
similar up-to-date, latest copyright hooks for only , liUU
Come Early to Get Full Selection.
HAYDEN BROS.
THE BIG STORE CLOSES AT NOON NEW YEARS DAY.
UAVnCIT CLOTHING SALE OF
HA I UCRS odds and ends
now actively in progress. The enormous Holiday trndc left us an
immense array of broken lines of fine merchandise which we-pur-pose
to clear away by most radical reduction of GO, CO, 40, 30 and
25 cents on the dollar.
MEN'S SUITS Odds and ends,
for 8.50 and 10.00,
now at ..,...
MEN'S SUITS Odds and ends
for 12.50 and 13.50,
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size pants, waists 38 to 48, at
MEN'S OVERCOATS (the new style long overcoats) T Cfl
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OVERCOATS Odds and ends, that were 13.50 0 011
and 15.00, now Valid
OVERCOATS that were 18.00 to 20.00, Q QQ
Odes and ends of boys long trousers 27 to 32 waist, tat wcro marked' to sell for
J1.7C to $3,60, now at 95c and $1.50.
BoyB' all wool knoo corduroy pants tho 7Co and $1.60 grades, at BOo and 75c.
EXTRA SPECIAL SALE ON MEN'S ODD COATS AND VESTS.
Tho pants being sold from theso suits wo will closo out the coats and vesta at
ridiculous low prices. Coats and vests from suits worth $10,00 to $25.00, at $3.75, $5,00
and $7.50.
33 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON COPYRIGHT BOOKS This means Richard Carvol,
"Tho Eternal City" and all similar and latost works will bo sold at $1.00.
HAYDEN BROS.
A GOOD RESOLUTION
"I will do nil my tradlnn In tho Jewelry lino nt Lind
say's Jewelry more next year. Ho curries such a beauti
ful lino, you know."
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY NEW YEARS.
LOOK FOR THE NAME.
S. W. LINDSAY, the Jeweler,
151(1 Douglus St.
V COfYHIU
ON JANUARY 1st
send us an order for a ton of our JUI'ITBIl
COAL and Inaugurate a new departure In
your domestic economy. You will save
tlmo, trouble and expense, which will cer
tainly mako you Bappjv This coal comes
from tho richest ml 11 03 In Illinois.
S5.75A TON
Hald & Rice,
Tel. l'J3.
506 bo. lUtii at.
PRICES MADE TO CROWD A
DAYS' SELLING INTO J FEW
MORNING HOURS.
AT NOON NEW YEARS DAY.
mts t nstonlshlng values in dress goods,
I'RICES FItOM 4 TO 1-10 THE HEGU
Stores' grnud closing out sales.
15c Shaker flannel, at fc.
10c outing runnel, nt Sc.
15c outing flannel, yard wide, at 7 He
74c full standard prints, at 3ic
15e percales, nt 7c
Cc upron ginghams, nt 3-c.
COc unbleached muslin at 3-ic
40c table damnslc, nt 25c.
35c table damaslc, at 19c.
EXTItA SPECIAL ON ULANICETS
Furnishing goods.
Hoys' nnd youths' clothing.
Silks, vclvots and corduroys.
Men's rants.
Underwtar in Bargain Room
Children's 50c fleece lined underwear, 10c.
Men's 50c and 75c ileeco lined nnd wool
shirts and drawers, closing prlco, 25c,
Hoya' 35c ntufllcrs nt luc.
Men's 50o And 76c heavy Jersoy ovorshlrts
at 25c.
Men's 23c heavy wool socks, nt 10c.
Men's 6Pc nnd 75c heavy glores and mit
tens, closing prlco, 26c.
Men's heavy wool lloccc lined shirts and
drawers, worth up to $1.25, at 39a.
Men's colored laundered shirts, 2 collars,
soparato cuffs, worth up to $1.00, l.t 20o.
Men's 25o neckties, cloning out at 10c.
- UP SILK SALE
$3.00 fancy silk, on salo at 98c.
$5.00 fancy silk, on ento at $1.75.
Dlack peatt do solo, worth $1.50, for 75c,
lllnck peau do hole, worth $2.60, for $1.10.
Illack peau do sole, worth $5, for $1.76.
lllnck taffota, 27-ln., worth $1.50, for 69c,
Dlack taffeta, 36-ln., worth $2, for 80c
3 packages hnsty Jollycon, 25c. ,
Puro mapln sugar, 12 Vic.
Evaporated cream, por can, 10c.
3 2-lb packages pancake flour, 25c,
Capo Cod cranberries, 10c. '
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the above
Special Clearing Sale
on Cameras
Prior to counting stock on January
1 wo will offer our entire stock of
Kodaks and Cameras at greatly re
duced prices.
Sorao $10 Prrmo Cameras for..,,,., $20
Soino $7.00 Koreans for $3.25
Wo havo all good makes to chonno
from.
All Instruction froo.
THE ROBERT
DEMPSTER COMPANY
121fi Fur nil in SttMet.
Wholesalo and Uetall Dealer la'
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