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TflE OMAITA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMREU 8. lf03.
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g Tuesday Specials
Wrist Bags and Auto Bags at 25c-39c-49c
The Greatest Sale of Leather Good of the Entire Year.
Swell wrist bags, chatelaine baps fitted with chamois, mir
ror and lead pencil; fashionable auto baps with separate
inside coin purse; wrist baps of the swell Parisian tap
estry, also made in all the most attractive leather, every
new Khar the new blue, red and turquoise shades.
They are actually worth
up to $2.00 ea chat
rtu anu lunjuuise biuiui-n.
25c-39c-49e
A SPECIAL FALL DRESS GOODS BARGAIN
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Fine sheer dainty voiles, silk eoliennei, silk crepes and
silk voile "white, gray blue and black also the smartest
novelty Tartan voiles all fresh, new goods, bought from
a Jf rencfi manufacturer in one toe at our own price.
Those arc all regular $1.50 and
$1.75 Fall Dress Goods,
absolutely new, at, yard
75c
A Tuesday Sale of Black Silk
All at Fifty-nine Cents a Yard
Bonnet black taffeta at..... 59c
Heavy all silk peau de soio 59c
$1 colored taffeta . ....x 59c
$1 metallic velvet ....59c
$1 shirtwaist silks 59c
$1 yard wide black China silk 59c
$1.25 black grenadines 59c
Our Ladies' Suit Leader
A Smart Tailor Made Suit at $9.98
The most stnnnlng and thoroughly stylish fall eult ever offered at such
a price, made In coTerts, cheviots, broadcloths and C eT
Venetian-all the late fall novelty effect Ve
a striking value enaneaaan
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ADVANCE NOTICE
LACE CURTAIN SALE MONDAY, SEPT. 14.
Fourteen cases of fine Imported lace curtains straight from the cus
tom house. Sold at public autlon and secured by us at a spot cash
figure. These curtains which wo offer next Monday are fine, real Brus
sels lace, genulue point de Venice, heavy real point Arabs also the
finest Importlngs of Lacey Nottingham, etc. On sale Monday, Sep
tember 14.
31. 5. Pratt tt Pn ?J. ?L Pvmnktim & Pan
WILL NOT LET OUT OMAHA
Caangts Contemplated in Location! of Kill
Ury Foita in the West
KANSAS CITY MAY GET HEADQUARTERS
Old Department of Platte Mar Be
Reaascltated with Central Sta
tion la Tola City aa
of Old.
"While it U quite probable that there
will be a rearrangement of the different
military deportments of the central west
alone; geographical line, It does not by any
means Indicate the abandonment of Omaha
as the headquarters of one of ttie depart
ments," said a local army officer. "The
creation of a Department of Kansas, with
headquarters at Kansas City, Is among the
probabilities, and also a new Department
of the Missouri, with headquarters at St.
Ixiuls," he continued. "These will naturally
take Kansas. Arkansas, Missouri and Okla
homa from the present Department of the
Wianoui'1. But It will also result In all
human probability in the resuscitation of
the old Department of the Platte, which
will take In Iowa, Nebraska, Wyoming
and the Dakotaa, and possibly Colorado,
with headquarters here In Omaha as cf
old. These plans are yet In embryo, bu?
are being- generally discussed In army
circles, but It is hardly probable that any
change In the department lines will be
made for several months yet."
the: beksktt comfahy.
peelal for Tnesday.
OREGON PLUMS.
Per basket, regular 40-cent else Mo.
BART LETT PEARS.
Large box 12.10.
Only a limited quantity at these prices.
You should not miss this opportunity for
securing your fruits for preserving.
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Tuesday in Omaha's
Groafcst Domestic Room
THIS RELIABLE STORE
lie sure and attend our famous Sixty-Minute sales, in which
we almost give away goods.
FROM 1:30 TO 9:30 A. M.
We will sell high grade wash goods. In
long ana Hnort lengtns, mat sua mi
summer from 10c to 39c per yard some
rieces long enough for full dresses, some
rom 2 yards to 10 yards, and only 12 to
15 yards to one rustomer, 9(
for 80 minutes only, at, yard ,8
FROM 9:30 TO 10:30 A. M.
100 pieces fine silks, plain and fancy colors,
ngurert uiacK biiks, worm sue, idc una
11 00 for one hour 9 Re
only, at, yard hM"
10:30 TO 11:30 A. M.
Wo WHITE OOOD8. be
UNH RIO SWCARB OF ALL KINDS OF
vnii e; uuuus, to-incn iidia
ON9, 4o-inrh LAWNS, o-lnch BATISTE.
DOT SWISSKS, MERrERIZKD STRIFES
-NAINSOOKS. LKNO STRIPE, OX
FORD AND MADRAS WA1STINOS,
LONG MILL KNDS AND FULL PIECES
-WORTH I P TO BOc a yard FOR ONE
HOl'R. FROM 10:30 TO 11:30 C
all go at one price, at, yard V
FROM 2:00 t'NTIL :00 P. M.
For one hour only, ladles new fancy neck
wear, regular o ana two values iimn
2 to each customer lflr
I W
at
FROM 11:00 t'NTIL 4:00 P. M.
For one hour onjv, we will sell 100 dnien
ladles' corset covers, luce and embroidery
trimmed, close fitting end French covers,
also liW dozen children's muslin drawer
In all sixes, worth up to 85c I C
and at I
60c SUMMER GOODS. CLOSING OUT
AT 10c.
Mercerized striped ginghams, mercerized
striped linen batistes and Imported print
ed msdrasses worth up to .fir
BOc closing out nt 111
40c SUMMER OOODS CLOSING OUT AT
7 He.
Imported French sntln striped batiste, in
assorted colors, printed madraeses and
soft finished percales, worth I Ac
up to 40c, closing out at I
30c SUMMER GOOl'S CLOSING OUT AT
5c.
Irish dimities. Macnamo inced striped or
gandies, satin striped batistes, and "11
the summer novelties, worth Ci
up to 30c. closing out at
30c NEW FALL GOODS AT 15c.
Extra heavy fine French and German flan
nelettes, beautiful tvw colorings and de
signs, suitable for early fall house dress
and klmonas, worth up IC
to 30c, Tuesday at Iw
Silko at 2c
Tuesdajr morning, 1,000. boxes of the finest' silky crochet cotton
goes m sale Q 1
at per spool fc 2 m
Now is the Time to Preserve Peaches
and Pears
We hare purchased from the California Fruit' Exchange, 1 car
load of fancy freestone peaches and fancy Bartlett pears, which
we will sell Tuesday in the grocery department
Fancy freestone peaches, worth $1.25 per bbx Q$)f
onr nrice in this sale onlv. QUI
Fancy Bartlett pears, worth $2.50 per box
our price in this Bale only
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Gifts of Glittering Glass
In latest cuttings In newest shapes lighting up the din
ing room with their sclntllattng beauty from sideboard
or table are sure to give the bride continual pleasure.
Thev are constant reminders of the givers they arc al
ways In good taste. A gift of cut glass always proves to
have been wisely chosen. Bp id a few minutes in our store.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler.
1516 Douglas 5treeL
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Don't Delay Until Tomorrow
What your teeth need today. The smallest loss of tooth structure by decay
caa never be replaced.
BAILEY, The Dentist,
Lady Attendant. Telephoni 1085. 3rd Roar Paitoi Bloc'.
MAXWELL COMES AT LAST
Apostle of Irrigation Will Address
Commercial Club on Needs of
Avid West.
LABOR DAY IN POLICE COURT
Judge Berk and Assistants Are Bnay
Plainer aad Sentencing the
Erring Ones.
Labor day was religiously observed by
Judge Berka and bis oorps of assistants In
police court.
Otto Stranke, for beating hie wife and
terrorizing his children, was given a thirty
day, sentence. Kitty Smith,, for a brace. of
of charges, was sent to jail for thirty daya
George Elliott, charged with cruelty of
animals, was fiued $4 and costs. O. : N.
Olson who stole a gold watch from Nora
Nelson was fined $50 and costs. J. Mahoney
was fined $8 for landing on an officer and
Gus Carskel, Jasper Gottla and Gua
Tomontla, who tried to hold up McNamara
and Leary, Union Pacific brakemen, near
the bridge at Thirteenth and Pacific, were
each fined $15 and costs. Elmer Lemon and
If. P. Hanson, two cellar cleaners, who
were employed to clean out the cellar at 559
South Twenty-sixth street, and whom Miss
May me Sklrvlng and Miss Margaret Kelly
alleged stole $22 out of their bedroom, were
fined $40 each and costs. The theft occurred
August 30.
1 George II Maxwell, the apostle of Irrtga
ticm, will bo In the city today and will
, address the meeting of the Commercial
club executive committee. It Is expected
that all thou In the city who are inter.
eated In Irrigation will be present, as Mr.
Maxwell will go Into some Interesting de
tails of the movement to brin? water to
t the semi-arid and arid lands. The govern
ment has located various reservoirs and It
is Uiought that In some cases the sale of
' lands will not meet the cost of this work.
Mr. Maxwell will deal with all thess
' matters.
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS FAIR
Traffic to Lincoln This Year Heavier
Than Venal, Say Rail
road Moo.
Tha Burlington sent out eight extra
coaches yesterday filled with local nass-
engers to tha state fair, which Is on at
Lincoln. Officials of the road say this
year will be tha largest In way of travel
of Omaha Deonte to the fair. The attaml.
anca already has outnumbered that of pre
vious years.
A Uu Hadlr Injured
Or painfully hurt, burned, bruised or
wounded sets Quick comfort from DurkuV.
Arlca Salve. It conquers pain. lie. For
aula by Kuna ac (Jo.
Pr. C. Rosewater haa returned from the
eiisL ,
The Lake Share Limited to Mttebnrajh
A through Pittsburgh sleeper la now In
dally ssrvlee on the Laka Shore Limited
leaving Chicago at I'M p. ra.. and reach
Ing Pittsburgh tha next morning at 6 IS,
efTordlrg Pittsburgh travel all tha luxuri
ous . appointments of this famous train,
M. 8. Gilts, T. P A.. Chicago; C. V. Daly.
Chiaf A. Q r. A . Chicago.
Douglas Printing Co., UoS Howard. TeL
Sti.
Dr. F. W. Blabaugh, dentist. SUN. T. Ufa
VAKD HAIR PltEPARATlOXS
Do Hair No Good, bnt Oft an Casts It
to Fall Oat.
Many hair preparations are "fake" be
cause they are merely scalp Irritants. -They
often cauue a dryness, making the hair
brittle, and, finally, lifeless. Dandruff is
the cause of all trouble with hair. It Is a
germ disease. The germ makes cuticle
scales as It digs to the root of the balr,
where It destroys tha hair's vitality, caus
ing It to fall out. To cure dandruff the
germ must be killed. "Destroy the cause,
you remove the effect" Newbro's Herpl
cide la the only hair preparation that kills
the dandruff germ, thereby leaving the hair
to grow luxuriantly. Sold by leading drug
gists. Send lOo In stamps for sample to
lhe Herplcldo Co., Detroit, Mich. Sher
man at McConnell Drug Co., special agenta
Raddlsoa on tha Chippewa.
A nsw town In Sawyer county. Wisconsin
on the Omaha road, located on both the
Chippewa and Couderoy rivers, In the een.
ttr of a most fertile and promising hard
wood district Good muscallonge, bass and
pike fishing In both river. Exceptional op
portunity lor land seekers. It looking for a
new location don't fail to see this new
country. For map and full particulars writs
to postmaster, Radlkson, Sawyer county
Wis., or to T. W. Teasdale, General Pas
senger Agent, C. St. P., M. & O. Ry.. St
Paul.
OMAHA PLANT NOT TO STOP
Local Smelter and that at Pueblo Will
Continue to Operate.
ONE AT DENVER MAY CLOSE, HOWEVER
General Manager Face Explains
Status of Trust Affairs Empbit.
leally Denying that Local
Plant Will Cloae.
"Absolutely r.othing In It," said Walter T.
Page, manager of the American Smelting
A Refining company's Omaha plant when
asked as to the report from Denver that
this plant was to be closed, dismantled and
the property offered for sale.
The rjport says that two of the smelting
trust's most important plants, the Pueblo
at Pueblo and the Grant at Denver and
Omaha, are to be closed and the general
offices removed to New York from Denver,
all of which It says Is a step toward the
development of the Mexican field, where
labor ts cheaper and the country free from
strikes. -
"So far as the Denver part of the Grant
smelter Is concerned," said Mr.' Page, "I
would not be surprised If the report eon
tains some truth, for that plant Is now
shut down as a result of the strike and
may not, though I would not say posi
tively, be reopened. But as for the Omaha
and Pueblo plants closing down there Is
absolutely no foundation for the report
They will continue to operate as at present
Here In Omaha we have been somewhat
affected by the Pueblo strike; our supply
of bullion haa been curtailed, but we are
running and expect soon to be able to
overcome this difficulty. Of course when
there Is a shortage of output of bullion at
our supply stations, we are naturally af
fected, but this is only temporary.
"There are a great many rumors and
have been for some time about the general
headquarters of these plants going to New
York and there may be some truth in them;
I would not doubt It there was. But
Omaha's plant is operated from New York
now, so far as that is conoerned, so that
need give no alarm or furnish any basis
whatever for the report that our plant
Is going to shut down."
Guy C. Barton of the smelting company
left for the east Monday.
Notes front Army Headquarters.
First Lieutenant Edwin R. Stuart corps
of engineers. Kurt Leaven won h. has been
.u j.,.n-ru iu run Kiley, Kan.
Till- l.mnnMiri' rlntu In ...... - . i . . . .
. i'i vuiuiBCUUn WHS IHV-
Ing out the camps for Ilia autumn military
ivMnf ,e,iv of absence granted Captain
1 males neia tr
tlllery. for seven days, haa baen extends
Klr.t 8..rseant Benjamin Itskovltch. troop
, ..,.n iwvMtiv. run PHI, I. 1 im
been ordered to Jefferson Barracks. Mo.
uu.ir aa cuiur aergvani or
the reKiment, to which ha haa been recently
Notify tha lomuliut,
The committee having In charra th r.
ranmenia for the dinner to Pi.l.l.n. r
It bllckney reurat that all thuea wishing
to attend at once notify the committee.
Tha requests now largly outnumber tha
place arranged for and the commit tee
wlabea to know Just how many contemplate
attendance. Place are to be easlgued to
lhe fueets.
May Tat Be Saved.
All who have severe lung trouble need
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump
tion. It cures or no pay. 60c, $1.00. For
sale by Kuhn at Co.
Sam'l Burns is selling a real Louwelsa
Jardiniere, $1.60.
Announcements of the Theatera.
Bob Graham, who originated the role of
Gllfuln In "Florodora," Is doing1. It Is said,
the part better than ever with the new
company. Then Isadora Rush and Greta
Risley add their large share to Its success
and a fine organisation of handsome sing
ing girls and men make up a combination
of strength seldom seen In a musical
comedy. AH the old favorite songs. The
scenery and costumes ere new. The en
gagement lasts until after Wednesday, with
a matinee.
"A ' Millionaire Tramp" haa caught on
exceedingly well at the Krug theater. After
packing the house twice Sunday tha ahow
continued yesterday to repeat tha enorm
ous business. There will be but three more
performances of "A Millionaire Tramp,"
tonight and tomorrow afternoon and night.
For the matinee tomorrow the Krug thea
ter's popular price of 25 cents for the best
seats will undoubtedly draw out another
large audience of women and children.
fruit
Bowls
IN GORHAM STERLING SILVKR.
New designs. Also new line In Bon
bon Dishes. New and unique novel
ties In silver things for
WEDDING
PRESENTS
Our new line Is in. It is larger
than ever.
BROWN & BORSHEIM,
122 South 16th Street.
That's Their Business
There seems to be some little misunder
standing as to the reason for the advance
In the price of the several patent medi
cines made by the Dr. Miles Medicine Co.
Home druggists have SEEN FIT TO EX
PLAIN this by claiming that "ALL MILES'
MEDICINES WHICH WERE OFFERED
AT (TT PRICES WERE EITHER OLD
OR BPURIOI S;" others have said there
had been a TRUST FORMED, AND THIS
WAS THE NUCLEI'S OF A CLEVER
SCHEME TO AUOLISH THE CT'T PRICE
FEATURE OF THE DRUG BUSINESS.
HERE ARE THE FACTS: The Dr. Miles
Medical Co. have SEEN FIT to number,
consecutively, every package of goods
which they snd out, and they Insist on
the Ft'LL PRICE being asked for same
TtY ANYONE offeriiuc ihem for sale. AND
THEY REFUSE (as do JOBBERS who
handle their producW to sell their goods to
anyone who cuts the price. The number
on the package la used to TRACK THE
SALE. We bought it quantity of their
goods before this SCHEME tonk effect and
sold those goods at Ol'H PRICK, but since
we have had to buy NUMBERED GOODS
WE HAVE HAD TO PELL THEM AT
THEIR PRICE. THAT'S THEIR BUSI
NESS. (TO BE CON TIM r:i
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
CUT PRICE
DRUO STORE
Two 'Phenee TsT and 797.
lth and Chlcagre Streeta. Omaha.
SCUAEFER'S
(taft)
Tooth
Comfort
What a comfort to know your
-teeth were properly nxea by
patronlxlng a reliable dental office.
We have no fake Inducements to offer.
Fillings
Bet Teeth. ......
, TEc up.
, $5.00 up.
Taft's Dental Rooms
1517 Douglas St.
Rtk Island System.
$l.iS Lincoln and return Sept 1 to U; re
turn Limit, Bept IX.
SIP
COLLAR
Perfleld's
Cut Prfo
Piano Co.
Dee Bdr., Rooeg 7. Telephone 701
Wcser. ter Clark Lodwlg bchller.
Vapexy state YeterlaarlaA
Food Inspector.
n.LRAUICCl3TTI, D. V. S.
CITY VKTBattMAJOaM.
OSBos and Infirmary. ah and Meson Stay
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Years Have Chatiged Things
Wonderfully.
A few years ngo the high priced cloHiing cutters used
to work in tailor shops. Today they work for ready-made
clothing manufacturers. Have you not noticed how much
better litting clothes you can get ready made than you could
p. few years ago? The cutters are doing it. When a poor
cutter in a tailor shop spoils one garment, it isn't serious,
but when a poor cutter gets up a pattern that is wrong, and
a factory makes up hundreds of suits cut from it that costs
money.' Some makers of ready-made clothes had poor cut
ters that' cost money. They found it out. They tried bet
ter cutters. It paid. Today you'll lind the best cutters in
the country designing ready-made clothes. You'll find bet
ter fitting clothes in first class stores like ours than you can
get in any tailor shop run on the cheap order any good
tailor will tell you that. Our advice to you is to try on some
of our ?10 $12 $15 suits. If you're bound to spend $25
for a ready-made suit buy one of our $10.50 or $18 ones
they re that kind.
Great Stock
Reducing Sale
We l.ave decided to reduce our pres
ent stock of Fl'RNITVRE, RUQ8 and
DRAPERIES, $26,000.00.
Baker
Furniture
Company
Commencing Tuesday morning we
will open our great stock reducing
sale by giving our patrons
A Special Discount
of 25 Per Cent
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on every piece of Furniture In our
store bought before January 1st, 1903.
This In connection with the advance
on furniture since these goods were
bought gives you an opportunity to
furnish your home less than any
dealer can duplicate the same pieces
for at present. ...
This sale is not a freak of our ad
writer's Imagination, hut a
Botiatide Reduction
of 25 Per Cent
At the time I became-manager of the
Bhlverii'k Furniture Company we then
Inaugurated the NEW PLAN SALE
which was a reduction of fully 25 per
cent from the former prices of the
Shiverick Furniture Company and
everv piece of Furniture was marked
With tags In PLAIN FIGURES, which
togs are now on every piece not sold.
This sale gives AN ACTUAL RE
DUCTION of 50 per cent from former
prices asked by the Shiverick Furni
ture -Co.
Every piece of furniture In our store
murkecl with the original NEW PIMN
TICKET, subject to a SPECIAL DIS
COUNT of 25 per cent.
Curtains and Rugs
SJvery pair of lace curtains In our
store, and our line of laces embraces
all the leading weaves In both for
eign and domestic curtains, subject to
the same
25 PerCent Special Discount
Room size rugs for this SALE.
We will place
on sale Tuesday
32.75
25.00
25.00
15-00
23c
Tour choice of all 9x12 and
8-3x10-6 Wilton, Rugs,
worth $40.00, for
Our full lino of Blgelow Ax
mlnster Rugs, 8x13 and
8-3x10-6, worth $36, for
Our full line of 9x12 Body
Brussels worth $32.60,
for
Two piece 9x12 Brussels
Rugs worth $25.00,
for
FOR TUESDAY ONLY We
will sell 7-foot Opaque
Shades for
BAKER FURNITURE CO.,
1313-17-19 Farnam St.
Mr. Nasli
Says he has a plan for lighting Omaha
that makes a shadow of all other
schemes. We've a plan for shoeing the
woman with $3.00 shoes that don't give
any other shoe a chance for even the
shadow.
It'a a genuine Goodyear welt
Light or heavy flexible sole.
Patent leather or kid tips.
Military or high Cuban heel.
Button or lace.
And we know and the women that
wear them know (and there are lots of
women wearing them) that they are
the best $3.00 shoe ever sold, or even
better than the special $3.50 kind.
DriEXEL SHOE CO.,
1419 Farnam Street.
O mehg's Up-to-Date Shoe House,
STOKaCrrasa, rkotocrapaar. 1113 fmu, Wl. TKO.
fcTOBaCirass, f rUlar, Uil Howard, ul. 1110. "Tkara
U al ana Blaaacipaar," but he's aolsa tea tklass
as aad soiaa balk la tka auke blab graSa sma
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Pyrography, Art and Pictures
Bargains All the Time
New home and foreign engravings etchings oils end chromos. All at
prices easily within your reach.
PYROGRAPHY has its headquarters on our second floor. .-
FREE LESSONS 9 to 10:30 a. m., 4 to 5:30
We Invite you to become a pupil, by first becoming a customer.
Both will pay you over and over again.
PvrOgraplliC Supplies"0" Wood Orange Wood, Bass
aaaaaaaaaaaaa-aaw-aawan VOQ(l, plaltl OT Stamped. 5tailtS,
Varnishes, Bulbs, Platinum Points Everything to make the art easier
for the hand and the pooketbook.
Groceries
Teas and Coffees, Batter, Cheese
end Kverytllnst Good to Hat
Attend Onr Dally Sales, Honey
Saved on All Purchases.
Free Postal Cards. TeL 137.
Tuesday Specials.
Japan Rice Bargain, worth at An
least be per lb., Tuesday, lb
Potted Meat CXr
. ,
20c
10c
per can
Breakfast Cocoa-half-pound
can
rruit Butters
rar jp .........
Bennett's Capitol Baking Pow- OA c
der, 1 pound can
Apple Butter 2Sc
6-pound Jar ,u
Oatmeal best two-pound 1 ()c
package aww
Catsup c
ner bottle '
Pickles half-gallon
bottle
Macaroni one pound
package
Chocolatlna
tier can
II lg Values In Coffees.
Fresh Roasted Santos Coffee f 2C
ner nound .....SaaW
Bennett's Capitol Coffee
one-round Dacks.ce
Imperial Japan Tea
ii,.r ti m i lid . . mttJSm
Poppy Seed
Der Dound
Bennett'a Excelsior Flour.
The best In the market 7(n
ner sack ' ISW
Plneapple-S-pound
can
Caatlle Soap
per bar
Corn Starch
one-pound package
Fresh Country Butter received (En
dailv. tier Dound
Medium Sour Pickles
per Hint .'.
Headquarters for Groceries.
Candy Special Salted Peanuts 1fr
per pound ivW
28c
10c
10c
28c
10c
10c
24c
, 5c
5c
Glassware
and Crockery
Wo have Just received large ship
ments of cut glass, the produot of those
well known makers, T. B. Clark & Co.,
and Dorlllnger's lln. Call and Inspect
these elegant goods and thousnnds of
other new and pretty pieces of china
and cut glass.
Uavarlun White China cups and snu
cers, perfectly plain, suitable for
decorating, each lOo
Rich American tut glass bowl, new
fall style, cheap at $5, this sale. $2.88
Kavlland & Co'h. well known Ranson
rhapo tea cups and saucers. each.20o
Nicely decorated 6-piece toilet sets,
consisting of bowl and pitcher, cham
ber, sonp dish and mug, decorated In
green, pink, brown and blue ....$1 4S
3-ilnt glass pitchers, assorted pat
terns, regular 3l-cent vulue, for..lo
Bent quality Mason Jars, quarts.. .43c
Boat quiilily Mason Jars, Vj-gal....6Ro
Large white covered slop Jars with
bail 98o
Ilavlland & Co.'s 100-plece sets, one
with a delicate spray of pink flow
ers, on with a reat design of blue
forget-me-nots, sold for newhera
les than $4n, for Tuesday's sale 2H.M
Largo rizo Rochester lamp with 9-lnch
decorated globe, a nice spray of pink
rosea on green background, worth
$3.50, this sale $1.84
A New Department
Where your Eyes will be aden
tlflcally and expertly treated..
A complete dark room fitted
with the most up-to-date optical
Instruments.
Mr. J. K. Hannay, an Expert Opti
cian, t in charge. Call and see us.
You will SAVE YOUR SiOHT AND
SAVE MONEY.
THE BENNETT COMPANY.
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THE PAINTER
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The Bee Building- never grows shabby.
The brash of the painter ts always ac
tive In keeping It fresh and attractive,
Ton have to spend so much of your
life In an office, that this ought to carry
some weight in Its selection, particularly
when the cost of an office Is no more
than In buildings that are allowed to
"run down at the boeL"
R C PETERS & CO.,
RENTAL. AGENTS.
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