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$2.50. $3. $3.50
Men'tmd Ladles'
Shoes, Wed, $1.96
$3.50. $4, $5.00
Men's Shoes,
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Kansn City and St. Joseph.
BURLINGTON THROWS DOWN GAUNTLET
H - notfom flat of Rate to At
lantic Urn hoard and fienera.1
Battle U F.pectd to
Ensne.
Omaha grain Interests are menacfd by
an Impending rate war between eastern
roads.
For the flirt time "Inre the grain rate
war oened up lines r-axt of the Mississippi
river have taken a hand In the fluht. The
Burlington has announced a rate of 15
cent flat on grains and grain product
from lower Mlnsourl fiver points to the
eastern seaboard. The rate Is irmde in
conjunction with the Baltimore & Ohio,
Southwestern and the Norfolk & Western.
There Ik no corresponding reduction made
In the ratea from Omaha. Kansas City and
St. Joseph both come Inxlde the territory
affected by the cut. The tariff arplles only
to export shipment
Before the cut was mHde the rate from
the Missouri river to Baltimore, Newport
News and Norfolk, the eastern points af
fected, waa 21 cents. Consequently 6 cents
lias been taken off by the new tariff and
this stands as a discrimination against
Omaha, In favor of, Kansas City and St.
Joseph. It is believed that this will have
the effect of taking- the bulk of the (Train
shipments from the territory tributary to
this market south through Kansas City,
a the difference In the new export rate
Is greater than the difference from moat
points In this state In favor of Omaha.
Cat as Retaliation.
It Is said the new rate waa put tn ef
fect by the Burlington and its eastern con
nections aa a retaliatory measure against
rivsl lines which Insisted on taking large
shipments of export flour at reductions
which the Burlington did not believe should
be made, and which, on an equal rate,
would have gone via the Burlington route.
In one Instance the Santa Fe and Rock
Island moved four trains of export flour
out of Kansas City for Baltimore which
had been promised to the Burlington. This
flour waii moved on a rate of a4 cents
through to Liverpool. The following day
the Burlington announced the new rate
of 20 cents through-to Liverpool, or, in
Other words, a 6-cent reduction.
as yei no oiner line nas announced a
similar reduction, but It Is thought prob
able that at least some of the Burlington's
competitors wllll fall In line without delay.
Probably the most suggestive point In
connection wtih the new rate Is the fact
that It carries the war east of the MIbsIb-
alDDl river. This has been antlrlnated as
the ultimate outcome of the grain rate war
ever since It assumed large proportions.
but It was hardly looked for tn the shape
It has come. It waa believed that some of
V roads running east from Chicago would
be the first to announce reductions In con-
Junction with the Chicago Great Western
or some other road running directly east
from the Missouri river.
War Spreads Rapidly.
However, the war haa assumed such
proportions that complications are dally
arising throughout the Missouri and Mis
sissippi valleys, and these complications
are now being felt farther east, where
traffic agreement with western lines . no
longer bring the business which they
formerly did when everything was quiet
and peaceful. The eastern lines, finding
their business Is disappearing and Is being
picked up by competing lines whose west
ern connections are more favorably situ
ated under the new order of things to se
cure the business, are awakening to the
fact tba something must be done If they
atra going to haul any grain.
''This grain war has just begun, In my
estimation." said a local freight man.
"Three distinct freight associations are now
n the fight, and In place of the members
of one getting together and patching up a
truce, as could have been done formerly,
It now will require the combined efforts
of the members of these associations. The
ultimata outcome Is hard to foresee."
The best rata that Omaha has to the east
ern seaboard at present is 21 cents, while
Kansas City and St. Joseph are enjoying
the privilege of sending their grain to Liv
erpool at 2H4 cents," or only half a cent
more .than shippers from this point have
to pay to get It to the vessel. The water
rate at present Is 64 cents from any of the
southern seaboard points to Liverpool or
London. Omaha shippers, however, have
a rate of IS eenta on wheat and 14 cents on
corn to gulf ports, -which rates are 2 cents
higher than from Kansas City. But the
' ocean rates from gulf ports are correspond
ingly higher ythan from the eastern sea
board. '
RUSH SAYS DATA WAS SENT
Protests' that Delay la Dietrich In.
alry Is Rot His Fault Sum
mers Hot Available.
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I must protest against the statement ap
pearing In The Bee this morning from
Washington relative to any delay in the
Investigation nt the rhargee against Sejiator
Dietrich by the United States senate being
the fault of this offlcV' said Assistant
United Slates District Attorney Rush yes
terday. "So far as this office Is concerned
a summary of the case waa sent to Wash
Ington Immediately upon notice that the
' senate waa to take up the matter. Shortly
following that we sent a complete trans
v dipt of the case, what we expected to
prove, a Hat of the witnesses, transcripts of
tha arguments of General Cowln and Judge
Patty and every particle of matter bearing
upon the caae that we expected to use In
the event of the trial of the caae here,
This matter haa been In, the hands of the
Department of Justice for over two week
at Washington. I can Imagine that there
might be some little delay there In pre par.
In the matter for the convenience of the
senatorial Investigating committee, as there
la a great man of It, but there haa been
no delay In forwarding this evidence from
, this offioa. The evidence and list of wit
Bessea wece In Washington long bofore The
' Bee's telegram waa sent, from there."
It was not possible u get an expression
from District Attorney Bummers for the
simple reason that It was not ponalhle to
locate aim or ascertain where he waa.
TRUANT OFFICER IS KEPT BUSY
Parker Sara Ha Has Had Three Hun
dred and Fifty Cases t
Deal With.
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Jamea Fetrlecek, 3919 South Fifteenth
street, father of a 14-year-old boy of the
same name and said to be working at
Krug's brewery, was taken Into police
court by Truant Officer 1'urker to show
why his son was not In school.
The father said the son was suspended
Clear the Voice.
Relieve theThroal
Cure Coughs and Colds.
Im ttum if- AvM Imitation.
Ladies' $1 Kid Gloves at 25c a Pair
Thnmanita rt I , 1. 1.1 nlni.na
ts boofluso of slight liiiiwrfoptlnns.
Klovrs such little Imperfections as
are so skillfully repaired that the flaws cannot be de
tectedIn a regular way they would, sell at $1.00 and
$1.50 a pair, at
Embroideries at
C3rent IwrBnln arninres tilled with
nil widths up to IS Inches and are the
finest Swiss, nainsook and cnnibrle
worth tip to floe yard, today at
Handkerchiefs Ladies' and
men's white and fancy colored
border handkerchiefs In nil
widths of neat hemstitching
niuny styles fa
worth up to 20o ZP.-rlP.
each, at, each afca)2"
Purses and Wrist Bag's Ladies' and mtsses' wrist bags
dnd purses, In all styttsti leather very desirable
and worth up to forty cents each, IllC
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Coiffure Combs at lOo Ladies' side combs, pom
padour combs, back combs and puff combs .
a sample line, at, each
Shirt Waist Jewelry at 25c
waist and one belt pin your
beautiful styles, per set, '
at.
Armour's Extract of Beef
Demonstration main floor,
over balcony stair. Today
Fricassee ef Dried Beef.
Advance Notice, Cloak Sale Thursday
We announce for Thursday the greatest bargain sale of
medium and heavy weiffht cloaks for winter. These cloaks
are in all sizes and are well
garments that are worth as
each Thursday, at . . . .
SALE; OF SLIPPERS FRIDAY
Messrs. B. Cohen & Sons, 6th Ave., New York, the finest slipper house In
the I'nited 8tates, retiring from bislnws, we take pleasure in announcing our
purchase of their tntire line of samples.
I'p to now they were the makers of the smart sUppera and- oxfords worn
by the great society people of this couritry.
We recpect fully solicit your attendance Friday, February 19, as early as pos
sible, If only for nothing- else than the mere slftht of this wonderful collection.
Altogether there are nearly a thousand pairs, ranging in value up to $11 a pair.
We have placed about two hundred pair in our show window, so that you
may get an Idea what this sale means. ,
The price during this sale will be $1.9$ a pair.
XL. BRANDEIS & SONS.
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On Sale
Today
Men's
Working
Pants, $1
H
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7:fade of pood
terinls all sizes,
orth $2.00 and
tbe ratttment,
from the Forest school last year, but
promised Judge Berka to get him back
to a seat of learning as soon as possible.
It is said the truant officer was after
Petiiecek a year ago on account of his
son's nonattendance at school.
"This makes about 350 cases I have dis
posed of durlrg the present school year,"
stated Mr. Parker, "and out of that num
ber I have had to bring twenty-six into
police court for adjustment." '
TRIES TO SHUT OFF SMOKE
Mclntoeh Presents Resolution, bat
Majority of School Board Votes
It Down.
Hugh F. Mcintosh, distinguished as the
only populist holding a seat on the school
board, Monday night was proclaimed head
Jeater of that body.
The popullat member Is one of the few
who do not smoke. The ceiling of the
board's meeting room is low and the venti
lation somewhat Imperfect. The character
of the debates frequently demands a plen
tiful supply of fresh oxygen, as the mem
bers prjde themselves on their acuteness
and forensic ability. Once In a while every
one except the speaker goes to sUep.
Whether Mr. Mcintosh objects to the to
bacco fumes because they disturb his In
trospections or because they keep him
awake Is not explained, but Monday even
ing he Introduced this bit of literature,
dubbed a "resolution:"
That the committee on rules be and la
hereby directed to bring In a rule amending
the rules of decorum governing the Hoard
of Education while In session in such man
ner as to regulate, annihilate and supprexs
me smoKing oi (onacco. pipes, cigars, ciga
rettes, cabbage leaves, hemp, cubebs, break
fast foods and other noxious compounds
within tbe rooms, halls, corridors and the
domicile of the Board of Education.
There waa a perceptible stir In the room
and several "fumlgators" were chucked
surreptitiously Into the cuspidors. There
waa an Immediate Improvement of the at
mosphere, and while a few colleagues sym
pathized with Member Mcintosh the ma
jority reflected upon the consoling qualities
of the weed and voted down the resolution.
IN LAND THAT KNOWS NOT WOE
Pair of Saturated Offenders Plead
Blissful Ignorance of Events
Jnst Passed.
John Doe and Frank Gillette, arrested
during the early hours yesterday for
being drunk and disturbing the peace by
fighting, were awarded $3 and costs each
In police court. When asked what they
had to say for themselves In regard to
their desecration of the stilly night, they
declared as one man that they had no
knowledge of the brail, as they were In
that land where, unpaid bills and weather
forecasts dlsturbeth not the mind.
"Then will you plead guilty to being
drunk T" was asked. "Yes, yer honor."
"Three dollars and costs each."
Ho Venom In 'Km.
No poisonous purgatives enter Into Dr.
King's New lAtet Pills. Easy, but prompt,
they cure or no pay. Only S&c. For aala
by Kuhn A Co.
Marriage licenses.
t'p to noon February 16 the following
couples had been licensed to wed:
Name and Address. li
Anton Zallnd, Mouth Omaha 24
Steal Mdjm, South Omaha , 23
Caleb K. Mowery, Omaha $3
Mabel Cherry. Omaha , 19
Harry Anderson, Omaha 2J
Annie Lhadnlce, Omaha 19
John 8. Schults. Omaha 35
Mary A. lurken, Omaha &
II K. Wedding Kings. Edholra, Jeweler.
Hllksell Still kick.
Muuaina jnenecior witnneii la atm
sli k man and Is confined to his bed. He
attempted to so out of doors Hunri.iv ajirf
had a relapse. Grip, complicated bv thruat
inuuw, 1a uiv cause or iilil illness.
Auction! Auction! Auction!
Go to A iliar auction sale of unredeemed
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tlwi .-. Knfnenil Kv Mia Imnnrr.
The glorpii nre termed nipnrlptl H
occur in tlic-so rIovps
25c
5c, 10c, 15c, 19c
the prettiest einbrolderlet they nre
e prettiest embrolderlet they nre
5c-10c-15c-19c
Laces-Laces from the New York
auction thry a ro up to 5 Inches
wide, vals, torchons and net top
Orientals, worth up to thirty-
fiavrVe-r.8lc-2ic.5c-10c
10c
Sterling silvsr sets of three
choice of many
f if
! COOKS LIKE LIQHTNINQ.
Tbe modern system of booklng
by electricity Dally Demon
stration. made, warm
high as $8.00
150
On Sale
Today
strong and durable ma
hundreds of pal:
$2.50 Special today
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BIG MAIN UNDER THE GROUND
Water Company's Conduit Laid Along Pro
posed Terminal Site.
DIFFICULT TASK SKILLFULLY PERFORMED
Demolition of Houses Progressing
Rapidly and Great Western
May Begin Grading at
Any Time.
The Omaha Water company has Just com
pleted the difficult task of lowering Its big
water main from Leavenworth street to
Mason, to a depth twenty-five feet lower
than It originally was, without ao much aa
breaking a Joint except at the Leavenworth
street end, where the work was begun, or
Interrupting the service for only a few
hours while the beginning referred to was
being made.
To those versed In such matters the work
may have presented little out of the ordi
nary, but to the uninitiated It seemed a
feat requiring no little of engineering rklll.
The entire length of pipe lowered la a half-
mile or more, and when It la considered
that there are nearly 300 lengths of pipe.
each twenty-four Inches In .diameter and
weighing $.600 pounds, and that the entire
weight of the Jointed pipe was In the vicin
ity of 1,080,000 pounds, the wonder that It
could be successfully handled In one piece
and without the use of derrick or rope, In
creases In the mind of the average beholder
to Incredulity.
The lowering of the main waa made
necesjuvy by the proposed establishment
of the Chicago Great Western railway
tracks and yards across Eighteenth street.
The big. pipe was first laid bare Its entire
length and lay like a gigantic serpent while
the preparations for putting It below any
Interference with the grading that the rail
road company will necessarily do, were
being made.
Hundred Men nt Work.
A force of nearly 100 men was pot to
work with shovel and pick and the earth
waa carefully dug away from beneath the
pipe to the required depth of twenty-flve
feet, except at Intervals of every two
lengths of pipe the dirt for a distance of
four feet was left undisturbed. Thus whan
the main ditch waa practically completed
the big saake-llke pipe waa left renting
on a series of earthen "benches," so called
Then began the delicate and difficult part
of the operation. Two men were put on
each of these benches, one on either side
of the pipe, and each began carefully to
dig away, a shovelful at a time, the earth
from beneath his own feet and Incidentally
from beneath the pipe. A care waa had
by the overseers that the men so employed
should work at about the same rate of
speed all along the .entire length of the
main, and so the shovelfuls of earth, neces
sarily small, came out with the regularity
of clockwork, and the big pipe sank lower
and lower, imperceptibly but surely, until
the required depth had been reached, and
it lay on a solid foundation without hav
Ing been so much as disturbed In Its sleep
At the Ieavenworth street end it was, of
course, neceasary to unjolnt the pipe, as
the descent there from the original level
to one twenty-flve feet lower made two
Joints lie at an angle of about forty-five
degreea Here at both the higher and lower
level abuttments of .stone and masonry
were put In to preclude the possibility of
the force of the water burxting the pipe
where the abrupt downward turn was
made.
A similar work is to be done with, the
main on Nineteenth street and for the
same reason, bat the work will be less dim
cult owing to tl.e fact that the main la but
six Inches In diameter.
The demolition of the houses that have
been bought by the Chicago Great Western
at this jpolnt la progressing rapidly, and
the rallfoad company may now begin grad'
lng at any time so far as the water com
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Wednesday is a Day of Green
Trading Stamp Sensations
And everything in readiness for a record-breaker. Hun
dreds' will finish thir serondj third, perhaps their fourth
book Wednesday. To find anybody not eollecting Green
stickers is to find a needle in a haystack. We will be glad
to we you today.
A CAPITOL
SENSATION
$8 Worth of Green Trad
ing Stamps and a Good
Market Basket with One
Dollar's Purchase of Ben
nett's Capitol Goods.
unjuftn.
BENNKTT'fl CAPITOL. BRANDS ARE BEACON LIGHTS IN
THE GROCERY WORLD. Have you tried them 7
WEDNP.SDAT WE WILL SELL FOUR THOUSAND BASKETS.
Here's What the Basket Contains
1 l-lb. pkg. Bennett's Capitol Pancake
1 l-lb. pkg. Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder.. 24o
1 l-lb. pkg. Bennett's Capitol Coffee.... c
1 J -lb. pkg. Bennett's Capitol Baking Soda. 60
1 4-lb. pkg. Bennett's Capitol Black PeppBr,...12o
1 2-lb. pkg. Bennett's Capitol Wheat 10c
These are put up In
market htuket the
good Inducement for you .to make this
purchase of ONE DOLLAR'S WORTH
OF BENNETT'S CAPITOL GOODS,
which, on the basis of quality. Is worth
SI. DO elsewhere but to mHke this a real
i&t'riSFl a Capitol sensation we
$8 Worth of Green
Wednesday all
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ANOTHER SENSATION.
A SENSATION IN DRY GOODS.
Two Dollars Worth of Green Trading
Stamps With a Purchase of 29c
1,MM tmhrsldered, bemstltobetf spratcheled and scalloped Swiss
Hearfs, Mhero,. A'ommode and Stand Covers, alses Jk
!t(lx3U, KZxRU, Tx27und 18x84 a munufactarer's dean- 1lLfj
vp snle and a wonderful one at that worth np to Jr U m
78e WedsndSTi as long; as the supply lasts, mkf sV
nd Two Dollars
Trading Stamps
AND
WHO DID IT?
v.i who emnloved the detective who
u ent here from the Kansas City branch
of the Plnkerton Detevtlvo Agency, TO
SPY AROUND THE FREIGHT DEPOTS
to find out wnere we gei our goons t
Tha rii-mriAxtH nf these three cities-
Omaha, South Omaha and Council Bluffs
are claiming that was a put up Job! You
ask Captain Moatyn of the Omaha Police
Department, Chief Detective Dunn or
Detectives DomiKhue or Heltfeldt! WHY
CAN'T WE BUY OOOUH UMAnA,
ANYWAY, like other druggists do even
when we offer the caHh fr them?
IS THE DRUG BUSINESS DIFFERENT
than nnv other business In the eyes of the
commercial world?
Don t the rKOfLG want competition in
the drug business?
Whv are the Council Bluffs dnigfrlsts
selling patent medicines for one-half price
mnre we opened a store there? THE
IEOPLE KNOW I
SCIIAEFER'S
CUT' PRICB
BRUa STORE
JCL. T. YATES, Prop.
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mill oil 1 1 1. a ft v v-o. , v.. -
T47 and I". 24th and N Sta., South Omaha.
'Phone Nf. 1. 6th Ave. and. Main St.,
Council' Bluff. 'Phone 333. All goods de
livered In either cltjr absolutely free.
Piles Cured'
WITHOUT PAIN
By W. '. Maxwell. M. D.
Graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical Col
lege of New noi-K -uy.
KI- Bee Budding. Omaha. Neb. Tel. 1U4.
READY TO BUILD NEW LINE
Omaha 4k Southern F,lrct rlo.Ra.ll way
Company Elects Officers aad
Lays Plans.
The Omaha A Southern Electric Railway
company held a meeting and elected these
officers: W. H. Elbourn, president; Edward
S. Streeter, vice-president;, Charles K.
Miller, secretary and treasurer; LI man
Waterman, general manager. The follow
ing board of directors also was chosen:
J. B. Piper, P. IMeraon, Pl.tttmouth, II. W.
Mitchell. B. R. Ball and W. P. Killen.
The plans af the company now con
template the building of line from South
Omaha to Papillion. All of the right-of-
way haa been secured and work will be
begun on the grading of the line aa soon
as the frost is out of the ground In the
iprlng. The ties have been contracted for
and are now being cut In southern Missouri.
It la the intention to build other lines as
soon as tbe Papillion Una Is completed, but
the plans will not be made public until the
right-of-way has been secured. President
Elbourn will make a trip to New York In
the Interest of the company wlihln a short
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Flour. ...lOo f
neat, serviceable
basket itself Is a
!Dcnnell's
will give
Trading Stamps Free
- day Wednesday
ICapMol.i
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Worth of Green
With Each Sale.
A Good Pot for a Good Coffee and
TEX HOLLARS WORTH OP
, GREEN STICKERS.
TEA AND COFFEE POTS, BREAD
TRAYS. SYRUP PITCHERS WITH
PLATE, BUTTER DISHES. FANCY
CRACKER JARS, BREAD PLATES.
I AAA lCiO,
1.88
MAYONNAISE DISHES, BE li
ft i etc., etc.,
values up to Jli.OO choice
Wednesday
TEN DOLLARS WORTH
OF
GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
ANOTHER Child's Cups. Sugar Bowla,
Cream Pitchers worth up to 0 0
$1.60 choice 90b
AND PkVIO DOLLARS WORTH OF
GREEN TRADING BTAMl 8.
Shoe
Sale.
Fry Shoe Co
Offer again this week a fine
opportunity for rare bargains In
High Grade Shoes, to close out
broken lines and winter weights.
Women's $3.60 patent Cfi
colt bals, now tmJ3
Women's $2.(0 and $2.75 4 Cf
kid and box cajf, now..'V
Misses' $2.60 and $2 (Eft
Imx calf lace, now l-JJ
Men's $fi.flft box calf, leather
lined, double soles, 00
Women's $5.00 French calf wln
ter street shoes, eft
now O.Dl
Men's $6.00 enamel bals, double
soles, lata styles, 4.00
Women's $600 patent kid,
leather lined, welt shoes,
warm and stylish, fJQ
now
Broken lines of women's $5 00
patent kid, hand welt,
laoe and button, 4.00
80c, ISc end VSc Bargains
for mlxrtes and chiloreii. are
great values, if you And a plr
to nc
CRYSHOECOi
ITS TEN CENTS -n
What To Eat lSX
Send for eopry. 10 eeuta or $1 go a rear.
Reliable Health Artlclaa. Table Stor ey
Jeaia, Poems. Clever Touu A good
friend to brighten your leWure mo
menta. Full of aevel auggaeUoaa tor
entertaining.
The Im Haettk kmltotle u-"Oet In n
veala he heeUaier e4 kapator it the -a
were veeaera ef tele vona; eabiltailoa "
WHAT TO BAT UHentely Minehu
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Cloak Department.
Sale of Sample Garments.
WOMEN'S SAMTLE SUITS the new
spring ntyles, regular A ftft
fc.00 vMuee only
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667 WOMEN'S WALKINO AND DRESS
SKlRTS-worth up to $7.00 tC
our Bale price O.W
$5 Silk Waists, $2.95
100 china silk waists, pleated front, back
sleeves worth $5.00 sale price
50c Laces Only Vkz
Wednesday morning we will place on sale a lot of black all 7lt2
wool lace, worth 25c, 3.'o and &0c per yard at 1
This is a great bargain and will only last a short time. DO NOT'MTSS IT.
SPECIAL ONE CENT NOTION SALE.
TlflS LOT OF NOTIONS WORTH 5C
Full count gold eye needles, pkg lc
Two pair shoe laces lc
20 yards spool Beldlng Bros' silk lc
Best aluminum thimbles lc
No. 2 satin ribbon, per yard lc
200 ynrds machine thread lc
1 doxen nursery pins lc
1 box mourning pins lc
Wool Dross Goods Wednesday in the Great
Domestic Room.
62-Inch wide all wool ladies' cloth, 46-Inch
wldo all wool whipcord. 45-lnch wide
black creponette, worth up to . BQP
$1.60 Wednesday, at
All wool Scotch mixtures, 38-Inch wide,
all the new spring coloWngs, 4Qc
worth 85c Wednesday, at "
Extra heavy wool suitings, 38-Inch wide,
dark shades, French and German rlHlds,
88-Inch wide, crepe finish and French
chains, worth up to 75c CQc
Wednesday, per yard
China Department.
We have Just received a shipment of German earthen cooking ware. This Is gen
uine Berlin warn, for eale no where In Omaha except at llaydon Bros". The ar
ticles range In price from 6c to e apiece.
BE SURE AND SEE THIS LINE.
SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY.
FLINT TUMBLERS 25C
SIX FOR -L
CUP AND SAUCER !
EACH ........ . .
WE HAVE "LEFT A FEW tECORATED PLATES In
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Groceries! Groceries!
Iteliable low prices, best goods on the market, and Trading
Stamps with every purchase. $2.00 worth free Wednesday to
every purchaser of 5-lbs crackers any kind you want.
21 lbs. pure cane granulated sugar for.. $1.00
Large sack corn meal Li"$c
Largo sacks pure Graham flour 2oc
Large sacks pure buckwheat flour S&e
2-lb. package self rising pancake flour.. VAc
6 lbs. hand picked navy beans, rice.
sago, tapioca, Farina or barley, for 19o
8-lb. cans solid pac ked tomatoee Viie
2-lb cans wax or string beans 5o
Oil or mustard sardines, per can 4o
Quart cana fancy golden table syrup.. 10c
Quart cajrs fancy Tenneasee sorghum.. 10c
8-lb. cans pure apple butter V.jc
J-lb. cans fancy Alaska salmon..;. ...... &c
Celluloid, ElaBtle. Electric or I. X. L
starch, per package 7c
HARNESS HARNESS.
We make our own harness no man or set of men on earth can
sell you as good a harness ns we can for a little money
We sell you a good double harness for ' $1 7.50 k
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Baby Carriages
and Go Carts
OUR NEW BFRINO LINE of Folding
Go-C;rt, Sleeping Coaches and Carriages,
now on display, la the finest It haa been
our pleasure to see. They have the auto
mobile wheels, rubber huh caps and all
the very latest attachments. For beauty of
design and lowntw of pileo, their equal,
aie not to be found In the city.
lot) styles to choose from price from
Cart Like Cut $17.50
Do not buy until you have seen our Una.
You will surely be sorry if you do.
NEW SPRING RUTTS-$15 valueu-ehown
n 16th street v.nuTw 10.00
NEW VOILE SKIRTS with silk drop.
beautiful creations, and a O ftl
great bargain at
and
2.95
TO 10C ALL GO AT 1C.
2 pkgs pins lc
Crochet cotton lo
Pearl buttons, per dozen ".
Pants bucklos 1''
Hat plnx, each lo
And several other 6c and loo articles, all
No' CHECK FOR LESS THAN 6C.
36-Inch wool novelty dress goods, In bltirk
and fancy colors, worth up to 2Qc
66c Wednesday, yard
All wool tricot and union ohallls, assorted
colors and very desirable for waisttngs,
worth up to BOc 2Sc
Wednesday, for, yard w
32-Inch wide wool Jacquard novelty dress
goods, assorted colors, worth 121c
up to 25o Wednesday, yard
The best bulk laundry starch, perpkg SQ
Egg-O-Se. Vigor, Vim, Malta Vita,
Neutrlta, per package...., Via
Wool soap, per bar 3Vo
The very best soda, oyster or butter
crackers 6o
Fresh Fruit! Fresh Fruit!
Nothing more healthy to eat than our
fnncy Highland brand of fruit.
Fancy Highland oranges, each lo
Fancy Highland lemans, each lo
Fancy California cooking fls, per lb.. Vn
Pure white, clover honey, per ra?k....l2Via
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