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TITE OMATTA DAILY REE: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 190.1.
tut Poaltrr Prices.
Fventy-f!va thnimnnil pound of our nun
dr1 turkeys, duck., (scone and rtilckpn
at tha fallowing pHif: Turkeys r
pound. Vir; ducks per pound. l-'' r; gprr
pr pound. l:''4c; oysttri1, F.'lld meat, per
quart, iw; Michigan rrli-rj- pr lium-li, 5c.
IIATDRS nuns.
This evening hC lli llnyd Mr. Robert
F.flrnon ami a splendid rompany of playnrs
will prrsi-nt fur th first time In Omaha
"Soldier of Fortune," n play by Augustus
Thomas, Imsed on Klihard Harding Davis'
novel of the name namp. In the novel Mr.
M.ivls introduce n type if Amrrlcnn well
known to ri'al life, but llitle known In
(let Ion. Mr. I-Mrsnn gives life to till con
I'ptlon mid renllrea what ha proven one
of inn moat, popular of recent stugo cre
ations. The play tell the story of the
Houth American revolution which riny the
engineer, and . Mf-WIIIIams, hi assistant,
thwarted, i ml also tell of how Clay fell
In love with lloiw I.anifham and finally
won her. The engagement for two night
only.
Koushy'a brilliant electric spectacle, "In
l'Hrls," reproducing scenes at the French
f expedition and some) other line cfTecU la
making a tronr Impression on end start
ing lirphciini patron to talk thl week.
Tho novelty, Ingenuity anil beauty of the
production are distinguishing u well ns
pleasing anl Judging from the laigu pro
imrtioit of the uiidiencea It is going to
provo one of the best drawing cards thl
aeaBon. The demand for fit lings for
Thanksgiving day, matinee and night, la
iiuuauully big.
."Rolwrt Kmmet" wa piesented by J.
AVe;y Itoscnqiiest'H admirable company to
another large and ent Imalistlc audience at
the Krug theater last night. The local An
cient Order of lllht rnlnna shares in the -re-
cIptH for the balance of the Kobert Em
met c ngag 'inent, which closes with matinee
and night performances.
The ir Khort Line of the Chicago
lirrst Western Hsllimr
Offers two finely equipped train dally
from Omaha and Council muffs to fit. Paul
and Minneapolis. The Flyer running every
night to the Twin Cities 1 unexcelled for
P"ed and comfort. The Pay Express I
the best train for Fort Dodge, Mason City
and Austin. For further Information apply
to OKOItOB F. THOMAS,
tleneral Agent, 1D12 Farnam at., Omaha,
Neb.
During November
A handaomo water color photograph of
yourself Included free with each order of $3
or over. , Omaha's brat water color artist
tloea the work, insuring the quality being
the best. Stonecypher, photographer, J312
Fornum street.
B. R. ratten, dentlat. Mrcague building.
1)1 KO.
O .WIN Mary Nlmmo, aged 77 year, at 1
o'clock p. m., November 21.
Funeral from residence of her daughter,
Mrn. J.. Richard, rtxit7 Seward t., Tuesday
afternoon, November 24, at 2 o'clock. In
terment at Forest Uwn cemetery. Friends
Invited.' lMweased leaves three son, James
and Alexander Gavin of Portland, Ore., and
'William Gavin, and one daughter, Mrs. J.
Richard, t Omaha.
Now we know
You n re inter
ested in a, win
ter suit or over
coat and you
are going to
be mighty eor
ry that you
didn't look
over our 1,800
patterns some
days ago; but
never mind, we
can make you
up one in
three days and
make it right,
too.
Not made
for anybody,
but just made
for you.
Then you'll have the benefit
of it this zero weather.
Special xero prices on suits
$29. $25. $30 and $35. Over
coats, $20 to $50
209-211 South !5th St.
FRED PAFFENRATH, Msnajer.
'OP
Two Soles
To the Heel
A broad toe, foot-form last with low
flat heel, for the men who must be
out doors.
Whlld they ara so practical for
snotorman, policemen and mechanics,
they ara Just as practical for the
bunlmwa man having the sains stylish
appaaranca as the Jo 00 shoes.
Two eulea t heel wide extension
edge sail cloth lined and first qual
ity of box calf.
Ouly (ISO.
DilEXEL SHOE CO.,
1419 Farnam Streit.
Omaha's UD-to-Dt Shot Houi
x.4
II B HI! . V J L
Children's 75c Dresses, 29c
Cashmere, imitation French flannel, check and plaid
1
materials braided trimming and handsomely made up,
ages 1 to 5 years on sale Tuesday, main
floor, at lff J W
Children's $350
Dresses at $1
Made of storm serges
cashmeres in , blues, reds und
Irmcnsthe Peter. Thompson's
sailors and one. tiitce. sUAes
handsomely trimmed and silk
mbroidcrtd age's I to 14 years L
on sale at
o
I $2.50 Flannel Waists, $1.25, U
reds, blues,
.1.25
Immense lot of French Flannel Waists in reds, blues,
browns and greens in all sizes, the very
latest styles maini floor, at
$1.25 and $1.50 Panne Velvet at 59c Yard-1.000 yards of
silk panne velvet, bought from an Importer, in beautiful evening
shades, rose, white lilac, irreen, champag-ne, blaclc and many CSQ,
street shades worth 11.25 and $1.50 yard, at OC
Danish Cloth at lOo Yard The popular Danish cloth f
In waist and skirt lengths on sale at, yard.. ..' IdC
Sale of Blankets for Tuesday
Blankets at 59c Pair Big heavy
cotton fleeced Mnnkets, tiniH and
Rriiys, worth .S5c, at,
pair
59c
Blankets at 98c 25 cases of very
larjie and heavy fleeced cotton
blankets, white, tnn and
mottieu, worm si.;!, pr
'.98c
Blankets at $1.39 Pair Extra heavy fleeced cotton blankets, full 11-4
size, In white, gray, tan and mottled, n $1.73 blanket, 4 -'
at, pair IiO 7
Fine Wool Blankets in white, grey
or scarlet, full 1 size and very
heavy, not a pair worth less
than four dollars,
at y
2.98
Fine Wool Blankets, full 11-4 sis e
in white ' or gray, nice soft
fleecy goods, very heavy and
worth $5.00 a pair,
at
3.98
About 350 Pairs of Elegant Wool Blankets in white grey and tan, all
extra size and weight from the best California and Oregon A O Q
mills, worth up to $7.50, at, pair 4yO
21. . Pvnntttx ons?f. "JC. Ptnnbei & Pont
IflBQsG
o)Ppnpr
Thanksgiving Sales Arc On. Order Early!
GREEN TRADING STAMPS WITH ALL PURCHASES .
We Close at Neon Thanksgiving Day Order Early
THANKSGIVING GOOD THINGS
All the good thinga in the grocery line sold here,
at lowest prices.
Uneda Blar.ults, lflr
3 packages IVIO
Uneuda Biscuits, 1i
per package i
Mlncomwit, Rlr
package , OjO
Plum Pudding, ' Qq
Preserves, f
1 lb. Jar VC
Ollv, r
bottle ; VC
French Mustard, Ifin
glass and spoon IvIC
Maple Sugar, 01.
per lb lJC
Worcester Bauce, tf,.
bottle IUC5
Pickles, assorted,
buttle , VC
Peas. y
2-lb. can C
Tomatoes, 4fi,
S-!b. can 1UC
2-lb. can IUC
10c
10c
Oatmeal,
'i lb. package
Pancake Flour,
2-lb. pkg. ......
Lemon Extract, C
bottle .ft.
HEADQl AHTISRS FOR TEAS AM
COFFERS.
B. F. Japan, Oolong, Gunpowder and
Knglteh Breakfast tea, 'IRi
per lb OOO
Coffers Fresh Roasted. '
Santos Coffee, good drink.
per lb.
..12c
Bennetfs Capitol Coffee, Ofin
best, per lb :
Full Line of Spices.
Batters Received Direct Dally.
Fresh Country Butter, I fin
per lb
Bennett's Capitol Creumery, Ofn
per lb A tit.
Medium Sour Pickles, C,
pint r
50c
CAKDY DEPARTMENT.
D. 3. O'Brien's famous and world
renowned superior chocolate creams.
SPECIAL OFFER.
Monte Chrlsto,
1 lb. box
Monte Chrlsto, OSln
half lb. box
Samples to taste free.
Mixed Candles, fi,
per lb IUu
Oum Props,
pT !b
Caramels, I2C
per lb
Chocolate Cream Cakes,
package
Novelties fur the holidays, each, EL.,
up from
f KiAlt DEPARTMENT.
To Interoat ye smokers.
La Belle Creole Invincible
slxe, three for.. ""
Helen Gould, loo cigar, Panetelas Qc
shape, each
Helen Liould, Kte cigar, Pane- '"J yjt
telHS shape. 50 for XJtttJ
A few clear Havanas, 25c
Tuesiay, only,
each i-
10e
Our Special TharksKlvIo; bargains advertised In Sunday's Papers
are coo J for tomorrow's trading. This advertisement contains bar
gains on top of them. The whole store Is ablaze with Thanksgiving
bargains.
H
YOU WILL HAVE REASON
To be thankful If you use one of our Carving Beta lor
your Thanksgiving turkey. Sterling silver handles. $11. Zj
to IJi.uO; stag horn, t 50 to $15.00.
2tZVWttl2tHIZY&'IlYJl? CO. i
UsXXXJ ! .
)yrni i ad ! O
i v. Vj. v I 1 I I X I f
Charges Less Tfaaa AlliOtbsraT
DR.
McGREW
SPECIALIftT.
Treats alts rats el
jjnWffif; Wonderful
THIS HULIABLB STOHU.
Coupons with every purchase. The most liberal and valua
ble tickets ever given absolutely free with every purchase.
To Btill further prove that these coupons are absolutely free,
note the prices quoted for the following sales. No other houM
east or west can or will offer such values.
Groat Silk Sale Tuesday
One lot fancy silks, In black, white, red,
I5c
green, tan and gray
only, peT yard
W pieces silk. In both plain figured and
colored ap
special, er yard S.0C
50 pieces Anthenla lining silk, In Mrk
and all colors rn
Ier yard OOC
lou pieces finest crepe de chine ever of
fered at this price Cft.
ir y"4 , 09C
pin- iitrvi novelty biiks ror Cfl
walHts and suits, per yard DfC
n n
smmm
Great Bargains in Sofa Pillows.
3.50 Sofa Pillows 1.98
Tuesday tnornlnir m- mill Ik. nr. ..I.
20 elenant silk down filled sofa pillows
in all color and designs:
iit'iruiar price x:i.oo I ni
TucBrtHy for 1.3
JL00 ROFA Plr.T.OW SI Il ic ww
These goods are complete, all' ready to
put the pillow In, regular price
$l.oo, oo sale Tuesday, at each
HERE 18 A SNAP.
Ladles' 15c turnover collurs
each
49c
5c
Arc You Going Home to Spend Thanksgiving?
You ttted a Trunk, Grip or Suit Case
I jTICl W AT T.Tri..ai.. x.rjifi.a
. - - . . 1 . ... u i 1111 ...JT.
Square top trunks covered with extra
heavy canvas, heavy hard wood plats
around hodv, heavy steel trimineil. brua
plated Monitor lock, and truv with full
sizes hat .box. worth up to $Ji.50, A tC
Bult cases of full stock leather, "made on
,1""! inune, nnea wiin linen, heavy
entlier hiinUles, bras spring lock nnd
Hide catches, 24-inch sire, A Cft
- r ...... . j .i, diiic ,ii q ....... 0 g
24 and 2fi-lnch ease, made on steel frame,
coverea with enameled rubber cloth,
linen lined, brans spring lock, sldn
catches, regular price $3.00 I tn
HHm Tiricn . . . . r-m
mr ' . ........ .... ...... . . .V
vn list's irom
40c to
TV
15.00
Corset Special
Medium lensth, 11-Inch, fine hook French
clasp, 6 gore dip hip corset, for medium
flRUies, boned with genuine whalebone,
handsomely trimmed hose supporters on
hip and front, color white and drab, onlv
sizes IS to 30 O Cfl
special price ....... O'wU
mm
ft I
mi.
nun
ISllO
DON'T FORGET IT
That Christmas is almost here and you haven't se
lected your gifts yet. Our store is full of suggestions.
The handsomest line we have ever had to show you.
You could ppend a few minutes and a few dollars very
profitably In our store.
look for the name
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler and Optician,
2 1116 Dautlas Strset.
r
Thanksfeivitig
TURKEY
AND CARVING SETS.
We have the curving seta au
elegant line. .
Htaj? Horn . JiandleH, f2.50 up.
Solid silver bundles. $10.00 up.
Pearl handles, $10.00 up.
BROWN" & BORSHEIM,
223 South 16th Street.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Write for m Sample Copy.
LOOK AT 'EM ,
And you know where to save money. Two
(2) stores to supply and the largest out
put of any drug store In Nebraska, tel'.s
the tale. Uon't forget wo deliver any
thing we sell any place In Omaha or South
Omaha.
$1,00 Caetarlne 0c
$1.01) Norvlta 0o
fiOc Nervlts, , 40c
$1.0(1 Sexlne. Pills 80c
$1.0u Swamp Root fcoc
$!. ller's Malt Whiskey 64c
$2.00 Chester's genuine Pennyroyal Pills $1
tl Butler's Female Kemedy guaranteed 75c
pile size Dr. Mass Face Salve 2fc
$1.00 prrlne want it? wic
$1.00 Temptation Tonic 25c
afic Mennen's Talcum Powder 12c
26c laxative Bromo Quinine 15c
We have been marking down the prices
of goods In our South Omaha store for
three weeks got 'em Just the same now
as In the Omaha store. MAYBE YOU
CAN get some of "em as cheap elsewhere,
but why?
CUT PR1CB
DRUQ STOkB
SGIIAEFER'S
E. T. YATES, Prop.
16th and Chicago Sts., Omaha. 'Phones
747 and 787. 24th and N Sts., South Om iha.
'Phone No. 1. All gooda delivered any place
la either city.
Men's Suits
and Overcoats
The best readyto-weof clothes ever made nro
selling at lower prices here than you have time
and again paid for the ord htnry kind. Listen
to these prices. Read every line carefully.
Men's $10.00 Overcoats, $7.50
Full long cut coats of neat all wool fabrics, with silk velvet
collars, several styles to select from every one 1 Cfl
the best $ 10 will buy in a regular way Von save.wU
Men's Overcoats worth $13.50 for $10.00
Kersey and fancy mixtures, all wool, latest fall styles,
satin sleeve lining, broad padded shoulders and full backs
equal to most $13.50 to $15.00 coats.
Men's $18. 50 Overcoats for $13.50
Full of warmth, style and wear We are glad to be able to
offer these, because we know it would take from 5 to
7.r0 more to get as line elsewhere iu the city lie must
be hard to please who can't find his f !
overcoat in this lot at 10. OU
Men's $10.00 Suits for $7.50
Newest stylcH nre rcprogpntod nil wool fHsslinprps, chevlols,
plain and fancy colors and almost cndloss variety of pattprna-ier-fectly
tailored would rnsily sell for fio.isi, If tlmt were our price
However, you pay $7.50 here
Men's $13.50 Suits for $9.75
From two to four dozen suits of a kind. The iniiinifiiptnrer wanted
to Ret rpndy for spring bunlnoHs ami win willing to nell tbem at any
price. You'll be as anxious to buy as we were. The fabrics are best Im
ported and domeKtlc worsteds and S'cotch cheviots, and tlio llku bent
tailored, broad padded shoulders shape letninlng coals.
Men's $18 Suits for $13.50 '
The best band-tailored styles, correct cut nnd elegant workmanship
the finest of all wool worsteds and Scotch mixtures. There's nothing
but satisfaction coming to you from an investment in such clothing. You
expect to pay $3 more for such suits.
1
Make Your Thanksgiving Breakfast of
JONES DAIRY FARM
OUHTRY
Delicious. Pure. Inexpensive.
Manufactured from LiTTLE PlG POIl( of our own raising
JONES DAIRY FARM, FORT ATKINSON. WIS. v
Order today from .
Gladstone Bros. Co.
m
Vitalized Air
For palnleBB extraction or
teeth is safe, pleaiant to take
and leave, no bad results.
Extracting - - - 25c
Vitalized Air - - 50c
Fillings - - - 75c
TaiVs Dental Rooms
1917 Dorglaa Street.
r FOR MII.ADT
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MTi.t ahail It Ik 7
Why nut on of
thus rut u,jni:..
cp-ra glasfs? . 'J'itey
are brand now.
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TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
)ul ! llaltar Tear.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
DISEASES OP
MEN ONLY
Mdlcl Espwt
Eperl c
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U Cam Carol
TutamUi H;4rMia, Bla.4 roMui. sirinur.
etaM, Kanoa. fxfclhlj. Las at airasla a4 Vllal
feif aal all luraa ot liriu' aiani.i
) TaiBMia ay a..): iall ar arna. lat.
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If More
W
Did
I you
win a
Prize
h last
! week
! . ?
$ Another
chance
41 ar
200
more
prizes
A
Tin o
Misspe
tea
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Last week's contest excited so much interest that
200 more prizes are offered this week to those, who
find the greatest number of mis-spelled words in
our Want-Ad Pages. The contest starts with the
issue of Monday, November 23 and ends with that
of Sunday, November 29th. Read every want-ad
carefully and get one of the 200 prizes.
The Prizes S The Conditions '
The Prizes
PrU Value
let fiu.oo iu.uu
2nd 1 Dinner Set....- 10.00
3rd 1 Dinner Set 10.00
L
iiL 1 Set "Uvlnf Anlmala of tha
41U World
tfl, 1 Bet 'Lite of Napoleon"
OIU throe vnluroca
t y. 1 bet "Ufa of Napoleon"
vlU three Volume.
eriU 1 Copy "Great Kcturea by
l Oieal Painter" ..
oil 1 Copy "(jreat Picture by
OIU Great Painters"
QU 1 Copy ''Great Pic t urea by
SlU oraal Paluters"
1tfV 1 Copy "Great Pictures by
lUlU ureal Painters'
11 til 1 toP.Jr "Mo,har uK,e Paint
12tU 1 Coiy "Luther Ooosa Paint
13tU Lo.ry "Mother Qao; put 1.25
14th 'Motha'' Oo"painr"125
ISth ""Uth" ooa.'F.lni"" j25
16th to 25thn'Vii" k 12.50
26th to 35th iT'io P"1"' 7. 50
36th to 50th toro,M,r?i 15.00
5lBt to 200th ir- 75.00
6. 00
6.00
6.00
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.60
1.25
1.25
200 prizes ... .-.
.170.25
The Conditions
Tha parson finding- th Tatst nnmbar
cf mla-spellad words vlll ba awarded tha first
prize. In caae of a "tie", tha parson mail
ing answer first, according" to tha postmark
on tha envelope, will ba (Iran preferanoe.
All answers must ba sent by mail.
Cut out tha advertise menta and paata than
on a abeet of paper. Underline tha mia-apalled
word with a pencil or In k. and writ your
name and address at tb a top of tha sheet
No peraon connected with Tho Baa Pub
lishing Company will ba permitted to anter
this contest.
No abbreviations will ba counted as mis
spelled words.
The l0a edition of Webster's dictionary will
bo taken as authority.
Cut out tha ada each day, mark tba mla
spellad orda, past them all on a BINQLJB
aheet of paper and aend tha wbola thins; In
complete after you have atudled tha Sunday,
November 2St.t edition. Don't send to your
answer until tha and e t tha week ar tbay
won't ba oounted- '
If a mia-apelled word occurs In aa adver
tisement wcicn appears mora man once,
put only on oopy of tb "ad" an your Uat.
Send ail answers y mail, addrensed "Want Ads" Department,
Omaha Dai B ee, Omaha.
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