TITE OMAITA DAILY REK: PATURDAY, FERRUARY 27, 1901.
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Ladies' Kid Gloves at 69
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Worth $1.00 and $1.25 a Pair.
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69c
An exceptional lot of. Kid
ftlnrna straight from a (Jer-
LVjjJ man importer, all the pmtty
new spring colors euown in tue
as well as white and black
made of real kid leather and Ger
man lambskin, both
oversnam and piqut,
embroidered with row of stitching and all of them
porfect In every way. They are In nil slzos and In a
regular way would soil at $1 and $1.25 a pair, on big
birgam square Saturday at, pair
Ladies' Spring Neckwear I5c
la the Swellest of New Tabs, Stocks and Bows.
A great assortment of
lancy necKwear, ma in SS&mE
silk, linen, canvas, liui
garian, also the new scrim
with faggoting, some pret
tily beaded there are
hundred of new stylos
if sold regular they would be priced, up
DOc each today on bargain square
at, each
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18c
Great Special Hosiery Sale
Ladles' Hosiery at 18c Pair Full regular made fast black
hosiery, in fine cotton and lisle thrend, special for Saturday
in the hosiery department, worth -c, at, pair ...
Misses', Children's and Boys' Fast Black Hosiery Q 1
all full seamless, all sizes, worth regularly O Qw IL V
2oc a pair, at '
Men's Hosiery at I2ic a Pair-In fast biacks, tans and 11 n
natural gray, medium weights, all sizes, in qualitios 14
up to 20c, at, pair '
Men's Heavy Weight
Suits and Overcoats
$15 to 3 20 Values in this Sale $10 and $12.50
Never before have we offered such fine clothes at such remarkably low rrlces.
THE Fl'ITS come In Cheviots. S rues. Worsteds. Scotch Cheviot. Thtbets. Silk
mixed nml unfinished worsteds In mixed and plain colors and nobbiest patterns.
They are all hand tailored with hand padded shoulders and self-retaining
hilreloth fronts, worth from $15.0u to $:o.00. f fl fljl
Our sale price, $12. 5ii and ..." IW" WW
TIIR OVEIICOATS are mnde up In Kerseys. Cheviots. Vienna and Cnsslmeres, In all
colon, and patterns. Thev are hand tailored, with excellent linings and trim
mings, garments that would be nppreclited by the most dressy lis Art
dressers, worth $lo.O0 to $.0,000, our sale price, $12.50 and t IWIWW
Our Immense Line
Men's Rain Proof Overcoats
Are row In stock ready for your Inspection. Price ranging from $10.00 to $30.00. Ws
are showing some of the newest and handsomest patterns on the market.
Ask to see our Hart, Schaffner & Marx Hand-Tailored Clothing.
announcement
We wish to announce to the ladles of Omaha and our customer! In general that
besides iiir fine suite nnd skirts, we have received nearly all our New Domestic and
Importea S11IHT WAISTS In Jnr. Silks, Linens, fine Lawns, Mexican Drawn Work
and many other materials. A grand showing ror tsaiuraay. ue sure o see mem.
Cloaks sxrvd Suits
We hurry them In. Our prices hurry them out. Our spring St'IT and SKIRT
business has been Immense. Our Nobby up-to-date styles and low prices the cause.
OUR LEADER the best suit In America at the price made, of Lyman's Wool
Cheviots, In fancy mixtures. Taffeta lined, Eton jacket, trimmed with bands of
stitched taffeta, made to sell for $15.00. lO nfl
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Early nrlce
Another beautiful creation, with all the
grace of ll:iu and dressy swing of a $3.00
garment, made up In plain and fancy
Cheviots. Worth $20.00, 1 Q
Our early price Irtijw
Beautiful sample sulU at $23.00, $30X0, $35.00 and $40.00.
Is strengthened bv an additional shipment of new Vocle Skirts from the New York
mnnufacturers. These will bo on sale Saturday morning cheaper than you can buy
the material.
150 Voile Skirts, trimmed with taffeta KYench Voiles and Etamlnes, with silk
bands, extra wide at the bot- C nn drop, trimmed with taffeta bands; a good
torn, $8.90 values for 3'UU 0"lue J,1500, 10- 1)0
A beautiful line of Voiles and Etamlne Skirts at $14.90, $17,50, $20.00, IC )A
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Linen Handkerchiefs at 15c
Men's and ladles' linen Handkerchiefs af a very remark
nble price the men's Handkerchiefs are lurse nlze. all
linen and all widths of hemstitching the ladles' are
with embroidered edges, double rows of hemstitching,
' lace edging, etc., etc., up to 35c values, at, each
15c
Ladies Muslin Underwear
Gowns, Skirts and Skirt ChemlseB handsomely trimmed
with lace and embroidery, clusters of tucks and rows of
Valenciennes laces regular one dollar and a half
value undermusllns. at ;
98c
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Mat war
Women's Winter Coats, In 3 big lots,
at $10.00. $o.00 and
One lot of children's Coats,
at choice
One lot of children's $5.00 coats,
at choice
One lot of children's $10.00 and $ll!.00 Coats.
at choice
One big table women's Waists, $5.10 value.
FINISH FEDERAL BUILDING
Contractors Fat Last Outside Touch to the
B:g Structure.
MURDOCH FINALLY ACCEPTS THE WORK
Pronounces It Excellent and Says
Omaha lias One of the
" Best llolldlnRi In the
Country.
rill, South Omaha; A. F. McLaughlin, 1505
South Twenty-seventh etreet, Omaha; P.
H. l'hllbin, 1505 Farnam Htreet, (jmaha; W.
M. Pyle, Pawnee City; Frank K. SUother,
Monroe: William F. Snonn. Norfolk: D. D.
Tait. Nebraska City; William Taylor. Pen-
eaiei; j. n. ward, i;!4 ."Norm Heventeentn
Ktreet. Omaha; J. C. Wilcox, 115 South
lwentteth street. Omaha.
IT IS A PARASITE.
: The west wing of the federal building has
been finally and formally completed and
was turned over by the contractors to the
government Friday. This makes the entire
building complete, lest It be In Its Interior
furnishing, which belongs to a scparate,de-
panment.
Supervising Architect Murdock today com
pleted his final Inspection of tha building
and will make his report to the supervising
architect of the Treasury department, lie
said: , ,
"The Omaha federal bulluing is one of the
best linished buildings In the service and Is
a credit to the contractors and all parties
interested In Its construction. The first ton
tract for the extension was let to Charles
W. Urlndele company of Chicago on June
7, 1900, for $S40,000. A subsequent contract
was let to the same parties June 2S, 1W2.
for $118,500. C. H. IUoch. general manager
of the Orlndele company, has superintended
the construction of the work from the start.
AH disputes naturally arising during the
progress of so gTeat a work as this have
been settled amicably. There have been
two or three unimportant strikes while the
work was lu progress, though they did not
materially delay the work.
Soiur Deluy la Summer.
"There was some deiay last rummer
That Causes Itehlnir Scalp, Dandruff,
anil Finally, FalllnK Hair.
The, itching scalp, the falling hair and
the dandruff that annoys are the work of
a parasite hidden In the scalp. That para
site must be killed to cure dandruff; and
the only preparation that will do that is
Newbro's Herplclde. "Destroy the cauba,
you remove the effect."
C. H. Reed of Victor, Idaho, says: "My
self and wife had dandruff and falling hair
several years. Two botlk'8 of Newbro's
Herplclde completely cured us, after seV'
eral other preparations had failed to do
i good." Makes hair grow glossy and soft
as silk. Hundreds of other testimonials
just as strong. Sold by leading druggists.
Send 10c In stamps for sample to The Her
plclde Co., Detroit, Mich. Shermun & Mc-
Connell Drug Co., special agents.
Iron Clad Hen's Hose.
THE 25c KIND, SALE PRICE 10c
We pla -e on sale today 500 dozen men's
socks, the celebrated "Iron Clad" brand
They are sold the world over for 25c each
and every pair Is absolutely guaranteed.
Our sale price, 10c a pair no restriction as
to quality. In the rear of our main floor
wo have a sale on men's shirts, shirts
worth front $1.00 to $1.50. Your unrestricted
choice 48c, and plenty to choose from. On
this floor there are many other good things)
that ought to Interest you, for lnstanco
men's pants at $1.!M, $2.50 and $3.00 that can
not ba duplicated anywhere for the same
price. Men's butts at $7.60 and $10.00 eac h,
owing to the seneral strike that Hfr... i,t ; suits just about $5.00 under regular value.
all lines of mercantile and nianiifacluriiiir ! n the sseond floor of ours Is where our
Industry, but withal these little setbacks bargain room is located. Here Is where
the work has been completed within the j wo on Bale stocks which we buy for
contract time. The work Is as line a.t the : Bpot cai,h unrtHr value. Here are a few
government has ever had done. The con- sllals mentioned which you will find today
tractor has invariably uuld his men thlMens blaik cheviot suits $3.90, black clay
best prices and the work bus leen curried! wors,01 ult heavy corduroy pants
on by skilled and ralnstakinir workmen i l siJ- al" cassimero ana worsted pants In
In all lines. All that remains to be do.. 1 endless variety for same price. Boys' neat
now IS to. clean un a little dehrls here and I norfolk suit.-, salt and pepper pattern, $1.48,
there, and some unimportant details, which I '"'"r"y sul,a U leather milts 15c. silk
will m compi.-ted by the contractors In a! b"w8 hc- ,1l,?00 "n,,d undershirts 20c, heavy
couon Manuel drawers zue, an sorts or
men's fhlrts, your pick, 25e. Hlue beaver
day of two. The north and south en
trances of the building will be open fur
the public tomorrow."
Architect Murdock will leave Sunday for
overcoats $2.98, men's si, spenders 9c, extra
good ones, with leal he' ends and cross
Kansas City where he will supervise tn, I 'k-i. 15c. all wool, stylh h, light lan shades
romnlethm of .he ferier-l v.olMin,, hih of PrlnK overcoats $1.90. Plenty of other
has about the same amount of work to dually good things.
be done on It, as had the Omaha building
in 19iO. The amount appropriated for tho
Kan as City building Is about $30,uo0. and
resembles the Omaha structure In appear
ance and general design.
NEW LIST 0FPETIT JURORS
Panel Drawn at Federal Court to Fill
Plurra of Those Who Were
Kicuaed.
The following list of add tlpnal petit Jurors
for the prervnt term of the I'nlted S'atei
district court Was drawn by Clerk 11 yt
to serve during the rcmulnder of the term
and relieving a number who have been ex
cused for ciuie. Th.- drawlrg of a new
panel wus mad? necessary from the f ict
that only about twenty available Juiors
Were left on t lie old list. Tho Jurors are
summoned to appear Monday at 2 p. m.:
Charles A. Anderson, West point; J. D.
ltislioo, Peru; Charles K. Mebee, Wayne;
K. P. Urooks. liaiuruft; J. hn M. Curt s,
folumhur; George lhtt.son. I'ses; Ch-trl -s
V. 1 rU v, David City: S. S. (iritfi'i, M ar
tel! ; W. II. ;r.eti. ( in.ihu: I. a. ; chivhii,
Creie; M.:tlhe".v Howell, N! Coo, Jinn 'Ion;
John R. House. Pender; Them - H bt ar J.
Adims; Wilier D. 11:11, lie tti-.c.-; 11 nry
N- Daniten, Waytir: Henry Johnson, law
liee City: C. 11. Johnson. Beatrice; Adam
Kuril, piattsmouih; Wliliam 11. Lynn. Ar
twrvllle; ii. N. Matteevu, tHulr; C. E. Mor-
GUARANTEE CLOTHING CO.,
U19-1G21 DOUGLAS 8TRKKT.
I. o. in cur casement wo carry an
enormous slock of work clothes.
GUM DROPS,
5c lb.
If you're a lover of choice Gum
you can buy a pound Saturday for 6c
anu choicest mutle.
25 Sticks Cc.ndy
I'eerlt-ts Mlxe). lb
Trilby Curt lb
Champion Mixed
Brok.ii iJIXed. It)
Hoaihound Hliek
Cream Caramels.
I'ure 8 ixar Stiik
Rapleriy lees.
Coeoanut Chins
lb
lb..
Hi...
. lb..
lb
lb....
Hickory Nut Caramels, lb
Butterscotch Mareiimallowa, lb.
Chocolate Chips, lb
Dalian Creams., lb
$ Packages Gum
Drops,
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... 6c
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...Hie
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.10C
An extremely handsome suit taffeta lined
throughout, with silk drop. These suits
are made of Imported , cloths nnd are
equal In appearance to any 9f lf
J.15 or $40 suit, our early price... fcUiUU
Our Big Skirt Sale
J-5.00, and up to.
Hurrying Out the Winter Garments
at choir
Women's flno Percale Wrapers, $1.50
Quality, at
Women s black Salle and Moreen Underskirts,
$2.00 value, at
Your Lace Curtain Opportunity
150
50c
290
490
148
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100
98c
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25c
MONDAY. FEB. 29. w will place on sale on 3rd floor. Drapery Department, hun.
nreris or sample t.nce ( urtalns. i
OT 1 NOTTINGHAM S, worth up to 11.75 Monday,
per pair
LOT 2 White and ecru NOTTINGH AMS LOT 3 CABLES NKTS and NOTT1NG-
and CABL10 XETS, worth $3, CQ. HAMS all white,, worth up to
Monday, nor tiulr U9C 14.50 Monday. T)er pair
Sueclul lot of sample odd Lace Curtains In NottlngnamH and cable Net, ecru and
white, go at 3"c. 20c and 10c each. While they last. Kach lot will be marked In
plain figures. Make your selection early. See our,J6th street window.
Riker's Toilet Preparations
Nothing before known to toilet art so ralnty. so fragrant, so pure as' HIKER'S
PERFl'MKS, Toilet Waters, Satchet Powders and Mmucure Articles.
TOILKT DELICACIES THAT SURPASS ALL OTHERS -Demonstrated on Main
floor Saturday and all next week.
Extra Trading Stamp Special
In the Big Linen and Domestic Department
$1.50 TABLE CLOTHS, S.sc Oiled Boiled Turkey Red Table Cloths, 2 yards
long, guaranteeii fast colors, worm Jl.fra Saturday nt
And $3.00 worth of Trading Stamps free with each cloth, j
Exceptional
Furnishing Goods Opportunities
98s
T5o BOYS' SHIRTS with separate
or attached collars, new spring
styles, on sale at
MEN'S SUSPENDERS 26c kind In
web ends, large variety of pat
terns, to go at
MEN'S AND LADIES' HOSIERY
values up to 2oc, closing price
39:
For CHILDREN'S SHIRT WAISTS
new spring styles with attached
or two senar.ite collars, wurth 7K..
kid or I MEN'S STIFF AND SOFT BOSOM
SHIRTS worth un to $1.60 fill.
go at U9C
LADIES' KlD GLOVES $1.00 and in.
and $1.50 values, Saturday fC
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124c
SI 50 to S2 50 Men's Sample Hats
iour cnoice daiuroay
The entire sample line of one of the largest hat manufacturers In America.
early before the best ones are gone. .
we nave jusr received zoo aozeu boys- anu gins caps in every imaginable
60c
Colors-
Tic. Wc,
all the late
6uc, 35u and
Come
Shane.
25c
Extra Specials in Shoes Saturday
2.45
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19c
135
Men's $3.50, $4.00 and 5.00 shoes
Meu'ri and women's $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 shoes .
Women's fine Dongoki $1.50 lace shoes ,
Misses' and children's vici $1.50 lace shoes
Boys' nnd youth's $1.50 satin calf lace shoes .,
Little misses' $1.00 satin calf lace shoes
Misses and children's Dongola $1.00 late shoes
Infants' 35c soft soles
Men's $1.75 Kinder calf hals
BUY YOUK SHOES SATURDAY.
Sheet TJiusic Sale
Ropular 50c shet-t niUKl,( only likr, by mall, L'tk. Rmh lilts ns. T'p In the
Cooonnut lYt'o, sotiK, L'ucas' vry latwt two-step, flur Boys and liirls March,
vit.v new. Itinor of the Haln Ttrops, verj' pretty. Itiuulilinc Mom, Stm Dance
anil (inlili'ii Kcliocs Waltz. Navajo Two-stop, liondollor's Two-Step and others
we have not space to mention.
China Department
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... . 0ic of Today's Special
Features Will Be the First Grand
Showing of New Spring Clothing
for Men, Boys and Children . . .
In introducing our new Clothing for Spring 1904, we desire to
call attention to a couple of noteworthy facts, as follows: Tirst
We have especially endeavored "to surpass all previous efforts
and have used the experience of previous years as stepping stonog
to help us in our effort this year to surpass what has gone before.
Not only are we going to maintain our reputation for selling the
best goods at the lowest possible prices, but are going to show
vastly larger assortments and a wilderness of the high grade nov
elties that we have not before carried.
Second We wish to bring to your mind the fact that this
new showing is so far ahead of anything we have ever attempted
before and so much more extensive than our earlier efforts that
we find it impossible to picture in cold type the virtues of our new
spring clothing. We sell all our clothing on our own reputation
not upon the reputation of any maker. If they're not right in
every way, we're here to remedy the wrong. We want to sell you
your spring suit want to sell one to -suit you and we want to
give you more for your money than you can get of anybody else.
See our great window display Men's Suits on exhibition in
our Farnam Street windows. Children's and Hoys' Suits in the
Fifteenth Street windows look at them then we invite you to
our second floor Clothing Departments whether you wish to pur
chase or not.
YOU AliE WELCOME.
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Fancy Cream ritchers and Mups,
Imported Holland ware, each
Fancy China Decorated Vases and
Dresser Novelties, each
Plain While Cups and daucers,
each
3c
5c
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A few more odds ami ends of
Decorated Plates, each
2,mi dozen Tumblers,
six for
Fine China Decorated Fruit and
Berry Dlntus, each
5!
2c
Oranges, Oranges
Prices arc advancing.
WA have secured another car of our renowned Fancy Bweet. genuine Highland
Orant;ej. and Kill give our customers the Leneht of this purchase all day Saturday
by p acing this eh gant large sweet fruit on sale. at. I r-
per dozen I3C
AND IJ.00 WUHT1I TRADING STAMPS FREE.
Reliable Grocery Specials
21 llw. pure cane Oranulatcd Sugar fur. tl ' i Quart cans Fancy Oolden Table Syrup.. ..
l.arge Sack Cormeal l-o ; iuart cans Tennessee Sorghum 10c
6 lbs. good Jnpuii Hice. Tuploca, Pago,
llarUy. earina, r iae or i c.tri jium-
inv for 19c
Malm Vita. Force. Vigor, Vim. Neutrlta
er Presto, per pkg 7Vic
J-lb. cans Haked iieans. Hominy, S.iucr
kraut. I'uini'kin or Apple Hull r for.. 74o
S uackages Breakfast Rolled Oals for. .10.' California Uraps, Per lb...
KGUS. KtiiJS. EliOS.
The combination !s tiroKen and pris are falling rapidly. Before you
price on the frtsluet goods in th tmarket.
Fruit 1'addlns,
74c
Bromangelm. Jeilyecn,
or Jelio, per pkg ,
I.aree California Prunes, per lb....
Choice California Peai hi s. per lb 7H
New York Crop Apples, per lb i
Kniilliih Currants. ier lb 7-e
Fancy Moor Park Apricots, per lb lZ4o
buy ett our
EAYOEW BROS.
FREE -SI -FREE
N GREEN TRAD1NQ STAMPS
E. T. Smith & Go. Store
with each 60c purchase upon pre
sentation of coupon below. We
want everybody to take advantage
of our RED LETTER WEEK
STAMP specials and have there
lore decided to continue them for
tho balance of the month.
$10.00 In stamps with 1 lb. B. F.
Jap.ui Tea at 9oc
$7.00 in stamps with 3 lbs.
Mocha & Java Coffee at 11.00
$4.00 in stamps with the following
Teas at 6oc a lb.: S. D. Japan,
Ounpowder and English Breakfast.
$2.50 in stHmps with 1-lb. can
Baking Powder at 2ic
(Baking Powder Warranted.)
SPECIAL-7 bars Laundry Soip for
25c, and $1 In Stamps.
ONE DOLLAR'S WORTH OF
STAMPS WITH' THE FOLLOWING-
AKTICLES:
1 lb. ConVe at :lie, ISc and Sue
1 pkg. Mince Meat at loc
1 pkg. Malta Vita at Kc
1 pkg. Soda at 10-
1 box Dermal Dew Toilet Soap uj loc
1 cake Baker's Chocolate at '0
CUT THIS OUT
and bring to our store and upon
making a purchase of ax- or
more we will give you $l.i)
worth of Stamps free. In addi
tion to your regular purchase.
Not good after March 1.
K. T. SMITH CO.
E. T. SMITH & CO.,
Oroceri nnd Mesta.
Tel. 164. 1407 Oouflas St.
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BOYS'
SHOES
S1.50
Have you seen ours?
Has your boy ver worn them?
Have you ever compared them
war and comfort with other
that cost the came?
If not. it's time you did.
It's time you found out that
there is a better boys' $1 .50 hoo
at this store than anywhere
else.
They are all solid leather put
together with double seams of
strong thread made on good
ttttinir comfortable lasts, and
carefully fitted to the foot by
our salesmen.
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UNCLE SAM WILL DIG A CANAL
But I still sell Stationery.
1615 Farnam St.
Cpi. N. Y. life Bldz.
OUR LONG-LASTING Do You Speculate?
STEEL RANGE
Is getting the popularity It deserves. We
enable every housewife In Omaha to be
the proud possessor of one. All we ask
for them Is $5.00 down and $5.00 per month,
or the wholesale price for cash.
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If So, Buy
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Mrs. Frank Wilson of Florence says:
"I knew nothing of your Kteel Ranges
when I IioukIU mine only I know that you
sold tlrst-claps stoves. Mv raime Ls my
delight and 1 did not think lli.it It was
possible to make a cooking apparatus, bo
perfect."
rooplu nre so well pleased with our Ixing
Lasllng Steel Range that they Utterly flood
us with testimonials.
THE ST0ETZEL STOVE CO.,
WHOLESALE STOVES,
Tl-i South tilsieeulh Street.
ALTON FLQUIl
A Safe Investment.
'TIs tnie that the price of cider isn't gov
erned by the oost of apples but It must be
admitted that the price of Hour is ontlroly
governed by Uie cost of wheat. Although
wheat has advanced considerably recently,
we haven't raised the price of ALTON
FLOCK, and you are thus afforded an op
portunity to purchase K at the old pries
FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
Alton Flour per sack
fc'trictly Fresh Eggs per dozen
Shredded Wheat Biscuits package. .
ldiewlld liulter pound
Diadem Butter pound
Chuiou Country Bu tier Kund
Navel Oranges pvr dosen
Boiling Beef per pound
Corned Beef -per pound
Bwift s Premium Hums Pr pound.
Brooklleld ri au .age liox
I'ork Sausage- pound
Hamburger- per pound
Florida Strawberries 40c Quart
Your Nationality or Raiigion
should cut no limine ml" onr pi .' In
trade! PRICES A it E WHAT Col'NT
NuttANAlS, ATIi.lt Wl 'ALITY aim as
to quality, we claim to have AS liH)D.
Niyi" BE 'ITER, than other druggists. THE
Ol'TPl T, mole than anyihiiw; else de
termines the iialliy of drug utore things,
bei-aus,. FRESHNESS l much more of a
certainty UUI'Ki: THE uCTPl'T IS
liKEATKST. WE CLAIM THE I.AHli
EST lil 'li l T OF ANY l)ltl't SToltE In
Nebraska or Iowa, which la modesty per
sonified. Prices nowadays me our long- mlt and
aa we can t ijuot" them In the newspaper,
we ask our pali'oiis to send us lists for
lowest piles. Don't forget our Katurday
special the Tth at all three stores
$1.00 Cramer's Kidney Cure '-.
5oc Cramer's Kidney Cure' 25c
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16th r.pl Chicago Sts., Omaha. 'Phones
747 and -th and N fits.. South Omaha.
'Phone No V fcth Ave. and Main St.,
Council 1 '.luffs. 'Phone All goods Ue-
llveicd In "i'lier cltv ab-olulely free.
SGHfiEFER'S
For Menstrual Suppression T..u..
r..poS PEN-TAN -GOT
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ktcCeiu,U Drua Ce. SlU Mm Sims, tula utiua
Dsputy Bute Veterinarian.
Food Inspector.
H.L. RAMACCIOTYI, D. V. S.
CITY VETERINARIAN.
Cffics and Infirmary, 2lh and Mason Bts.
OMAHA, NEli, yeKpUotis t.
Soitimer Bros.
Exponent of (loot! Ljvin,
28th and Farnam StH-
Groc ry Tels. i-liil.
Muik. t Tel.
FREE! FREE!!
For Saturday uly, Willi every
H)c jun'cliusc of -Mint'. Valc'ti
goods, wc vc ircc tif
charge a $1 jar of -Mine. Yalc'n
Hkiu I'ootl.
iikkj:s so.mi; specials
tok katukday:
('uticura Soap 1 6c
Milks Emulsion 5CC
Meiithol IVncils 10c
IJoracic Acid, pound 25c
Sugar of Milk, pound 30c
Phosphate Soda, jMiund... 25c
IT'S TEN CENTS
What To Eat yo&to
Eend for copy. 10 cents or fl uo a year
Rcllabls Health Arllcisa. Table htor
Jesu, I'oeois, Clever Tuula. A gixd
friend to brighten your leisuie uio
menis. Full of noral augsvotlons for
entertaining.
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vara r.r. .,f UjB nh, pabllvt -,
WHAT TU EAT OVUntnly M'ilw
Wathuigteai St. east FUta Avu, Ctucaara
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