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THE OMAHA DAILY PEE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2S, 1903.
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Vednesday's Great Bargains
SOc HANDKERCHIEFS AT I5c
2."0 dozen Sample Handkerchiefs a New York importer's
entire sample line of odd and end lots very flue all linen
Handkerchiefs some are embroidered and
revered, plain and fancy hemstitched hun
dreds of styles many worth up to 50c on
bargain square at.
50c AND 75C.GOLF GLOVES AT 29c
Large bargain square with hundreds of
dozens of ladies' and children's Wool
Oolf Gloves, in plain and fancy colors
many worth up to 75c pair go at
Ladies and Children's Winter Underwear
Bljt bnrijnlim In winter riMlorwear -medium and henvy weight fleecy
. lined and wool rlblx-d ninny f fess fy f A f
styles heavy cotton Union Suits .Plf:.iMPmn
go on barKntn counters at...
Special Offer in Ladies Suits at $14.85
A very special bargain offer for tomorrow In ladles' high (trade tallor-mnd
Suits made In the Knickerbocker, Ibellnes. Cheviot and munnlsh mixtures,
etc. In the Ion skirted and Mouse coat effect also M f
the bo front and the Iltted back effects very latest I "Sat
and most fashionable Ideas one lot Wednesday ATelV-Jt-
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Two Millinery Dep't Specials
Ready-to-wear hats made in pretty and seasonable
styles. Three street hats have actually OGJr
sold up to $1.60, at v . .
Children's caps in all the late ideas, very 1
. ... pretty for school wear, at . . ACV
25c pictures at 15c Very neat little panel pictures,
come and ee them." Theyvare the prettiest ef- "f EZ.
fects imaginable. PICTURE DEP'T, 3rd Floor, at IOC
50c pictures for 25c one of ria prettiest little fac
simile water colors you have eve;; seen, a )Cn
bargain, PICTURE DEP'T, 3rd Floor, atv. ....... -w-V
Great Sale of Carpets and Linoleum
v Monday, Nov. 2, and Tuesday, Nov. 3.
1 Two carloads of the finest Cnvpets, Hues, Oilcloths and Linoleums
bought , from a recent railroad washout. Only a few of the goods are
damnped most of them in perfect condition.; This will be the greatest
Watch papers for further particulars.
sale we ever attempted.
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KING CORN TO DAVE A SHOW
Annual Exhibit Pianoed for Lincoln to
Taks Place in January.
LIBERAL PREMIUMS OFFERED TO FARMERS
tat Board ( Jkrripaltar aa
World's Fair ConmUiln Mk.
Appropriations aad Dll
Rales for tho dhow.
The meeting of tha Nebraska Corn' Im
, proverb" association and winter corn show
at Lincoln, January la to 2. 1904, offers
soma very attractive tnduceraenta to tha
porn .growers of the. state. Tha premiums
will comprise In the aggregate 19C0 offered
by tha Nebraska coramlsalon to the Louisi
ana Surchaa exposition and, the fat
j Board of Agriculture. The ruleavaroverntng
tho distribution of prises by the State
Board of Agriculture are tn brief:
Each exhibit must constat of ten ears and
tnust have been jrown by exhibitor tn 1903.
All exhibits must be put In place by owner
svlthout expense to the association by 11
o'clock Boon, January 19. Competition shall
be open to the state, but no general seeds
man or contract grower or jobber In seed
grains shall compete.
Premiums Class A: One hundred dollars
for named varieties of field corn, prorateff
to all exhibits scoring above 70 points; J60
for tha Ave beat collections of field corn,
anyone collection to be grown 'by ex
hibitor; number of varieties, amount of
corn and genera excellence to govern, first,
116; second, S12; third, $10; fourth, $; fifth.
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The rules goveriflng the distribution of
premiums provided by the Nebraska com
mission to the Louisiana Purchase exposi
tion are: Each exhibit to constat of thirty
ears, gromi. by exhibitor In 1903, no ex
hibitor to make mure than one entry of any
ne variety. Ttiee other rules ars tha asms
a govern the distribution ot premiums pro
vided by the State Board of Agriculture.
Premiums Seven hundred and fifty dollars
will be paid In cah premiums for named
varieties of field corn and shall be prorated
( all exhibits scoring above 70.
oscratloa for Kshlbltors.
tpon request. Mr. Lee Bnlth, president
of the aasoulatton, has offered the following
suggestion for preparing exhibition ears
of corn:
The ear should stund on the stalk until
fully matured.. The selection should Is
made when husking the entire crop, as
there Is then sn opportunity to see every car
and compare the quality. ' For this purpose
. a box may be carried on the rear of the
wagon, arid desirable ears laid carefully In
this box. The .eara should be dried in a
healed room, but-the kitchen la not a food
place on account of the steam. Great rare
should be taken not to shell even a single
kernel from the ear.
To ship, wrap each ear separately In cloth
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or paper, pack carefully In a box or barrel,
stuffing paper In any remaining space to
prevent tha ears from shaking- about In
transit. Ship by express or freight prepaid
to the secretary. T. L. Lyon, Lincoln, Neb.,
to reach him not later than Saturday, Jan
uary 16. 1904. : ,.
Secretary H. O. SheddVof the Nebraska
commission states that the commission Is
extremely anxious to obtain extra fins sam
ple. At corn, such as exceptionally large
and perfect ears from all quarters of the
sta-to. These may be shipped to the head
quarters of the commission In Omaha, ad
dressed to Secretary H. O. Shedd. all the
expenses of which will be borne by the
commission. '
THE BKXNKTT COMPANY.
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Peaaats. . reaasta. Peaaats.
far rail Qaart 3e.
Another of our famous peanut sales.
They ars fresh roasted, and go on sale
Wednesday morning.
Come early while they are atlll hot.
Basement.
Don't miss the Rug Sale at the Omaha
Carpet Co., 116 Dodge St. -
Does anybody know of Mike Uxawtnia'
whereabouts? The last heard of him he
was. about three a tattoos this way from
Chicago. ' We aJl have reasons to believe
him Insane. He had a ticket for Omaha,
Neb. He la a tall man, about 8 foot, broad
shoulders, a very dark mustache, black
hair, blue eyes, age 4&; had papers about
him, has been married for seventeen years,
haa a wife and two children in South
Omaha, Neb. Please address all Informa
tion to Mrs. Mike Uxawlnls. J332 T street
South Omaha, Neb.
Coupons with every purchase. The most liberal and valua
ble tickets ever given absolutely free with every purchase.
To still further prove that these coupons are absolutely free,
note the prices quoted for the following sales. No other house
east or west: can or will offer such values.
llayiien Bros' BigSaSe of Men's Suits
si $10.00, $12.50
an d $ 15.00.
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Hart Schiffner
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Hind Tailored
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At tlO.OO and $12. 50 we can show you the
largest assortment of men's fine suits
ever shown all tailored by hand through
out In all the latest fabrics, such as fanry
chevlotp, fancy worsteds, surges, unfin
ished worsteds, Scotch cheviots nnrt
tweeds, In neat checks), fancy stripes,
brown and gray mixtures and plain .col
ors, any of these suits worth from
to 11100-ln this big sale I fl fl ft
only J12.&0 and IlliU U
At $16.00, we have over 40 different patterns
that we will show you, In all the latest
and most up-to-date fabrics, In neat
stripes and overplalds, fancy mixtures,
silk mixtures and plain colors. In Bcotch
cheviots, fancy tasslmeres, Venetian
ifned serges and many other fabrics all
of these suits are made by tho well
known clothing; manufacturers. Hart,
Sohaffner & Marx, and are equal to any
custom tailored garment.
One of the chief characteristics of our
Hart, Schaffner A Marx suits. Is the ar
tistic way In which the colors and fabric
linings and trimmings, etc., are com
bined. He sure and ask to sea our Hart, Schaff
ner & Marx clothes. We will be pleased
to show them to you, even though you are
not ready to purchase.
Sco What You Can Buy for 98c at llaytjcn's
Reliable Grocery Department.
'' 3-lbs. hand-picked navy beans 10r!
J-lhs breakfast rolled oats ., I'
3-lbs. good Japan rice, tapioca, sago, barley or farina l'c
4 bars best laundry soap ln
2-lbs California evaporated peaches 1(c
2-lbs large Italian prunes i... J9
1 lb. good Santos coffee 19
1- lb. choice tea sifting l0r:
2- lbs soda, oyster, butter or milk crackers 10c
2 lb. package self-raising pancake .flour -. 8c
19-lbs. pure ,food products and 4 bars of laundry soap, for
COUPONS WITH EVERY PURCHASE.
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we buy back at amount paid lass teu per -cent,
at any time within one year. ' r . f
SEWING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES.
We are agents for the best make of sewing machines In the market such ss New
Home, Domestic, White,. Household, Standard and others.
Our line of parts Is very complete. W. do repairing and guarantee all our work.
1514 Capitol Ave-,
Tel. 1574.
P. E. FLODMAN CO., Jewelers,
WITHIN EASY REACH OF EVERYBODY.
RIGHT OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE HOLIDAY HOODS selected with care
and experience THE PICK TO BE HAD NOW, and laid away if you wish.
ALBERT EDHOLIYJ, Jeweler.
107 NORTH SIXTEENTH ST
Att.atlea, Odd Fellows.
All members of Beacon lodge No. 3o ars
requested to meet at hall, 1 p. m.. October
th, to attend funeral Brother J. C. Ernst.
Members slst.r lodges invited.
- , J. U ALVISON, Secretary.
W. W. BTEWART. N. O.
Card Party.
Vesta. Chapter No. . Order of the East
ern Star, will give a progressive high five
card party at Masonic Temple on Friday
, wmcn aiasons and t
niir inenas are invited. Refreshments.
Admission, IS cents. .
THE COMMITTEE.
, if you want an elegant Rug cheap attend
our Rug Bale this week. Omaha, Carpet
Co., 151& Dodge St.
Repairs ea Harder Contracts.
InspVctlon of the paving sUll under repair
guaranteed by the flarUex Asphalt company
revels the fact that iiearly all of It ne.ls
nior. or lesa work to j,lac. It In rood con
dition, according to Board of Public Works
ufflclals. Arrangements will be made by
the department to have tho patching dona
as book us possible, as it is nearing the
tlnw when asphalt cannot b laid aatUtac-torilyr
Aanoaaeesseats of the Theaters.
The bill ' at the Orpheum this week Is
of such excellence throughout that every
act la scoring big to a series of large
audiences. Wright Huntington and his
company have a good sketch In "A Btand
Off" and make much of 'their opportun
ities. Commencing Thursday matinee he
will put on for the rest of the week "A
Stolen Kiss." Many pronounce this Mr.
Huntington's best effort and few little
scions of the drama have attained and re
tained the popularlty.it has. In the acro
batic line the Schenk brothers are et,uU
to any, who have appeared here and they
show many daring and difficult feats that
sr. new.
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Mrs. J.Benson
Our fur Deportment
i full of the staple and latest novelties in
' Doas, Scarfs and Htoles, double or single,
lit ted neok or cape effect, with long tab or
stole front, fur or silk lined.
Sable, Fox, Isabella Fox, real Marten,
Isabella Marten, Hable Marten, Imitation
Hable, CtKin. Mink, Oppouni, etc, ,
' Among the mowt popular is tbe Isabella 1
. Fox at 110.50, 13.50 and f 15.00.
Homeseekera' Excursions.
On Tuesdays, November . t and 17, the
Missouri Paclhc railway will aell both one
way and round trip tickets at very low
rates to certain points In Arkansas, Kansas,-Oklahoma,
Southwest Missouri. Texas,
etc. Stopovers allowed .n the going Jour
ney. Limit of tickets is twenty-one days
For further Information' call on any agent
of the company or Thos. F. Godfrey, Pass,
and Ticket Agent. 8. E. Corner Hth and
Douglas Streets, Omaha, Neb.
R. V. COLE. w. M. MCKAT.
Cole-McKay company, undertakers aad
crobalniers. 1S? Capitol are. Tel. 454.
Horse covers made to (11 your horse.
Omaha Tent and Awning Co., nth an
Harney etreeta.
Ruga for almost nothing at th. Mf Rug
Sal. this week at the Omaha Carpet Co.,
151a Dodge St.
. Wealthy, (allforalaa.
J C KlrkyatrUk. manager of the Palace
hotel at Ban Framlseo, was a passenger on
th. Overland Limited yesterday etiroute
to his home at the roact. He was accom
panied by his valet and has just come from
New Vork, where he has been buying up
me fafl horses. Jay Caldwell, jr., the
black gelding which look the second money
In the 'J:-S trot at Memphis Monday, Is a
recent acquis iiioji of Mr. KlikpatHck. The
race was made In 2:13'i and Mr. Kirk
Patrick a sltar. of the stake was too).
Boaaaaa Sesal-Aat ararlt. Coal.
No smoky;, no rllnkering on grates, is par
ticularly well adapted to this climate. Dur
ing mild wathei when vry little fire la
required, by titialug all drafts Bonansa will
make a slow, smoldering fire, thus keeping
th. house at a uniform temperature, while
Pennsylvania anthracite will die out an
ttrely. Price, fs per ton.
. . CENTRAL COAL AND COKE CO..
M S. l&lo St. Telephone IZA. and KM.
4 Per Cent Interest Paid
J. L. Brandeis & Sons,
BANKERS.
16th and Douglas Sts.
Sound,
Conservative,
Accommodating.
We Want You
to understand that our guarantee goes
with every Job of work we turn out,
and It you are pot satisfied say so and
we will make It satisfactory. We do
the best Cleaning and Dyeing tn
Omaha and can prove IU Try us.
THE PANTOniU'l
07 S. 15tk St Tsl. MS
OMAHA.
G.lag West ThU Fall f
Whether the Journey is for pleasure, busi
ness or health for a few daya or several
weeks nearby, to Oklahoma or 'cross con
tinent to California it will pay you in dol
lars saved, comorts gained and sights seen,
to call or write me and find out all about the
low rate personally conducted excursions
over the Santa Fe to Great Southwest and
California. E. L. Palmer, Pass. Aft, u
Equitable Bldg., Des Moines. Is,
Members of Lilian Tempi. No. 1, Rath
born Slaters, are requested to attend tha
funeral of Brother J. C. Ernst, Wednes
day, October 28. at t o'clock p. m., from
his late residence, Twenty-fourth and
Franklin streets.'
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Whon our clothes avo on n man's bnclc, It
ttilcos mi export to detect thom from
tho host tnllor - made 'to - mensure
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The tailors who design our clothing are possessed of imag
inationThey are intelligent, thinking men, who take pride in
their work. They are clever and know how to express an idea
to the best advantage, This is more than the average to order
tailor can boast of. Our suits and overcoats at 12, 15 and 18
dollars will argue that for us. You would have to pay thirty to
forty dollars if they were produced in the "time-honored way."
We believe our suits and overcoats are the highest grade and the
most reliable clothing in the world- We pin our fair reputation
to its goodness.
SUITS AND
OVERCOATS.
$12, $15 and $18
A Woman's Foot
Fitted With
A Fry Shoe
Is about as perfectly dressed as
a foot can be. The Fry Shoe has
the graceful lines, the chic
ttyle, the perfect fitting quali
ties and the fine and finished
epptr ranee that gives a foot
the smart, well dressed look that
every woman likes.
$3.50 or $5.00
Either price will buy a PRY
SHOE In any of the popular
leathers. In any of the fashion
able styles nud on any of the
new lasts, that will give suoh
satisfaction as you rarely find
elsewhere. ,
FRYSHOEcxi
The Omaha Carpet Co. Ia having a big
Rug Sale this week. Money In your pocket
tu atteud this kale, 151S Dodge St.
(Jood Till Further Notice
Don't think, cerause yriu ran get these
goods at these prices now, that you can
ilt the rui mo thing In a month from now,
or n year hence. We do not pretend to con
trol the wholesale cont of drugs and pat
ent medicines but VK DO 'ONTROL
THE RETAIL PRICE OF THEM in these
parts.
$;i.S Marvel Whirling Spray Syringe. ;. .$2.25
SENT P08T PAID TO ANY ADDRESH.
$1.00 Peruna 67c
$3.(W Frost King or ftueen Chest Pro
tectors 12.50
$3.00 Standard Chest Protectors 12M
Iloth of above brands are full chamois
vests. French flannel lined.
S.V) Castorla the penulne I4c
Uk- "Catarrh Rem" guaranteed 30o
$1.00 Dr. Pierce's Remedies RSc
$1.00 Butler's Female Remedy sruar'd. .T5o
$2 00 Chester's Genuine Pennyroyal Pills. $1
6c Doan's Kidney Pills 39s
foc Bar Ben 4Do
$1.00 Sexine Pills i.0c
$1.76 S. S. 8. largest slit. $114
$1.00 Orrlne to close out 80o
LOWNEY 8 CANDIES O'BRIEN'S MON
TE CHRISTOS.
SCHAEFER'S DRUM 5T0RB
E. T. YATES, Proprietor. '
Two Phoa.s 74T aad TT.
IOta aad Chtcagro Streets. Omaha.
When your feet ncbe and burn,
when your oorns bother you, you
ran get relief by wearing our
shoes. "Ease, Elegance and
Economy" Is our motto.
Onimod On-a-Man
Always
$3.50 5$2.50
Regent Shoo Go.
203 So. 15th St.
If we should call our place of
business the Omaha Duplicate
Works you would not know what It
meant, but that Is just what It Is,
a place where duplicate parts of
your Stove, Range or Furnace can
be had without waiting to send
north, south, east or west for
them. It is for your accommoda
t on and our pleasure that we carry
la stock almost 1,500,000 pounds
of such duplicate parts.. Our fur
nace men are skilled, and prompt
attention can now be given to your
orders.
OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS.
Tel. 960.
Green Trading Stamps Are Good as Government Bonds.
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V7E ARE under-selling everything offering
T extra specials every day giving GREEN
TRADING STAMPS with every purchase,
whether with things advertised or not, whether
bought in person in the store or ordered over
the telephone.
The Bargains Are Yours!
The Stamps Are Yours!!
You see the huge advantage of trading here?
BLANKETS FOR BATH ROBES
Plain colored blankets, with pretty borders, enough in
each blanket to make a robe Persian and Oriental de
eign the latest Navajoe colorings, at
$1.75, $1.95, $2.25 Each.
BIG SALE OF COTTON FLEECE
Bed blankets in full bed size, in grays, whites and tans
49c, 69c, 75c, 98c Poir.
100 PAIRS 2J-LB. FEATHER PILLOWS
Covered with the finest of ticking, cheap at 85c, yQ-
while they last, only
54-inch table padding, the best 40c quality, Qk ,
special aL
50 pieces pretty 36-inch wide imported sateens for bed com
forts and fancy covers, very cheap at 23c yard, 1 SZ n
extra special at, yard ,
EXTRA SPECIAL at the Dress Goods Counter
500 remnants of the finest of dress goods, enough in each
piece to make a skirt, some large enough for a dress
every piece worth $6.00 while they last, $0 Q g
only, each -J
Your Eyes!
Your Eyes!
THET NEED OUR ATTENTION.
SAVE TOUR SIGHT.
SAVE YOUR OOOD IXJOK8.
SAVE YOUR MONEY. Com. to us.
WATCH AND CLOCK
HOSPITAL '
On Main Floor.' lar. yaur re
pair, wa ll jive a i mire and charga
you th. smallest prlc. for It.
Grocery! Grocery!
Second to none In th trocery buMness. Beat rood, the lowext nrlrea. oromnt
deliveries. We are recognized leaders. OKKEN TRADING STAMPS WITH
EVERY PURCHA8E. Free poetal ards. Telephone 137.
Wednesday Snaps
Pet Cream, can.
s . ..3 cents
Pancake Flour 2-lb. pkf 10o
Pineapple 3-lb. can J'
Corn Btarch 1-lb. pkg 6c
Golden Syrup 3-lb. can Wr,c-
Imported Sardines can )"c
Pi eserves uanorteil Jur 1"c
AKparagus new can 15o
ChocotatlnH can ....j Ulc
Jelly aaxnrtec arlam Bo
1'iench Muxturd and 8poon I'Wj
Heat Batter Handled oa Small
, Mars-lna.
Fresh Country Butter, per pounb. t2e
Bennetts Capitol Creamery lb.. I5
Small Sour pfi-kles pvr dos to
Headquarter tor Teas aad
Coffees'.
B. K. Japan, Ounnowder, Oolong,
.EngllHh IlreaktiiKt True, per lb.. JS(:
Imperial Japan Tea per lb
f off res Roasted Daily.
6antos Coffee splendid rabie lh. J2c
Bennett's Capitol Coffee bent pro
duced tc
Crockery! Crockery!
Our Crockery Department maintains leadership. U you wish to see and
enjoy an ever changing panorama of Crockery attractions and fascination,
visit our Crockery Ixpartment. It la a beautiful section and everything is In It
that heart can desire.
I MarBeth's No. Fvarl Top I .amp s
Chimneys each u
25c
45c
5c
tiecorated English Porcelain
Cups and Saucers set of . .
No. 2 Lamp Burners extra
heavy brass each
Nice new patterns In Rose and Ortmt
Umpi complete with KOr
glol.es-.acU. OUL.
Johnson Bros. English Porce- fi fB.
lain 100-plec. Dinner Sets -
Rockingham large sis. Bak- v Rc
lug Dishes each cyw
Beautifully blended Uneh
Jaidlitlere eacn
One gallon Fish 35c
Flown blu. Celery Tray a, with stlpi'lrd
gold tiestmeuta OSr-
ach aiOt
Half gallon decorated Water Qr
Pitch
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See our larg. Una of desirable Dlunerware.
We have the largest variety of open stock Dlnnerwsr. pattern shown In
lh. west. Ws can show you Dlnnerwar. of any color, ttyl or price.
We sr. headquarters (or Johnson Bros' famous English porcelains, manu
factured at Henley, England. It need no comment ,
In liavlland Co. Umoges Chins w. lead, la both variety, prloe and de
signs. Call sod see us.
Keep at You'll Soon Fill Your Stamp Book.
Vhen You Need Tliem.
Rpootaclea or eyeglasses are a neceesity-they . ought
to be properly fitted they will be If eur opllcisj) Ills
tben He Is a specialist In this line Spend a few mln.
utea with. blm. lok for th. name.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler and Optician
UltDsut-UsftrMt.
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