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THE OMA11A DAILY REE: THURSDAY. MAHCTT 17, 1004.
CANNOT SEE THE VICTORY
Hsrdman Democrat Lauh at 0 aim that
Brjan-Ma'.caKe Mea Won.
SAY LATE CONVENTION WAS THE POINT
Will Afford Other Chance to
Lead on Presidential Proposl
tlon and Kivf fbrik
from Embarrassment.
"Heads I win and tails you lnae." srems
to have been the slogan of the Bryan-Metcalfe
democrats In the contost over the
dates of the state and delegate conventions,
ettled Tueoday at Lincoln; at least this
la the natural Inference after listening to
a few of the "regulars" or so-called Herd
man men discourse upon the subject.
"The World-Herald, I see, says In Its
blazing headlines that Bryan's wishes were
followed by the, executive committee," re
marked a very prominent "regular; "but
In view of what has been done and said
within the last few days, I am not exactly
able to reton'lle this. The ultra Bryan
men rather the Metonlfe men, for this la
not a fight on Bryan so much as It Is on
Metcalfe said no longer ago than last
week that they 'fully expected the conven
tion for the nomination of delegates to the
national convention to be held early In
April,' and that they 'fully expected' It
Imply means of course that they wanted
It. Now, the committee fixed the date for
June 1, which Is about as late, under the
rules of the party, ns It can be held, since
the national convention comes off July 6.
How they construe that Into a victory Is
beyond me. It has every earmark of a very
flat turn-down. '
The ultra Bryan men have picked out
four candidates for delegates-at-Iarge to
the national convention, whom they style
"the big four." They are Bryan, Metcalfe,
W. H. Thompson of Grand Island and W.
H. Oldham of Kearney. All save Mr.
Bryan went In this capacity four years ago
to Kansas City. The other fellows want
Lee Herdman Instead of Metcalfe.
F.nrh Ride Cork Hare.
The Bryan men are confident In their
belief that they can elect this slate. Their
opponents are Just as confident that It
cannot be done. The Metcalfe men In this
connection recall that four years ago the
same opposition manifested Itself and was
downed and "will be downed this year, for
they can't beat us," they assert. The
truth of the matter Is there seems to be
no opposition among the "regulars" to
Oldham, Thompson or Bryan.
"We have no objection to Mr. Bryan as
a dnlegate-at-large; In fact I think he
ought to go and be the chairman of Ne
braska's delegation; we have no objection
to Mr. Oldham or Mr. Thompson, but Mr.
Metcalfe will never go If we can help It;
he will not get a single delegate from
Douglas county unless he Is able to lick us
good and clean and I don't believe he Is,"
aid an active "regular."
"I object to being called an anti-Bryan or
Herdman' man simply because Mr: Herd
man is one of us; we are antl-Metcalfe
men. Mr. - Metcalfe has projected himself
into this flghtr and we are going to beat
Mm. He and his friends rely on the out
state vote to save them, but I believe they
are missing their calculation," added this
man.
f The Metcalfe men In Omaha are Just as
certain and velement in their expressions
that Mr. Metcalfe will win out
But a bigger principle was at stake in
the executive committee meeting: at
Lincoln. What the "regulars" went In for
was not bo much one convention or two
conventions as it was for a late delegate
convention, which they got, it will be
observed. The point was, the "regulars"
HTi to give New York and other states
time to hold their conventions and assert
themselves on the presidential proposition
and give Nebraska a chance to follow.
t Time to March In the Ranks.
"We have been in the lead long enough,"
sarcastically remarked a "regular," "and
wo thought it would be a good thing to let
some other Btate do part of the 'leading'
and give us a chance to follow. I regard
this as a great victory, for it gives Mr.
Bryan's state a good opportunity to back
up gracefully. I think there Is no question
but that New York will meet soon and de
clare for Parker, and that other states will
follow closely on, so that by the time June
1 rolls around Nebraska will find itself
pretty lonesome not to act with the ma
jority. The World-Herald may see victory
In this for the Metcalfe wing, but I'll be
blamed if my vision is that keen."
As to the late date of the state conven
tion, this partisan thinks It was a, mistake,
for it will, place the candidate for governor
at considerable disadvantage. '
, One of the Metcalfe men who professes
to seo vlotory in the smoke of Tuesday's
battle, stacks it up like this:
"Herdnuui's original Idea was to have the
state and delegate conventions held jointly,
so that he could control the delegates from
the county conventions for tho state in the
election of delegates for the big meeting.
He 'figured on trading as tho modus op.
erandl, and there is no question but that,
a could ho have won his point, this would
have been a potential means."
Bavo tho coupons on page x,
Saturday
f larch 19
59c Sale
Children's
Slippers
IP
Monday
March 21
Qreat Sale
Oriental
Rugs
Brooklyn Manufacturer s Stock
Ladies Spring Suit$59i
Made to wholesale at SIO to $15
We secured a Brooklyn manufac
turer s entire stock on hand of ladies'
spring suits that were made to whole
sale vp to $15 each. By taking his
complete stock we bought at a remark
able low price.
The New Eton Styles,
blouses, military coats,- short jackets, etc.
All the new and handsome styls
features for spring are shown In these
high class suits the suits are made in
cheviots, Venetians, novelty cloths
and suitings and are fashioned with
the new epaulet capes, military but
ton trimmings, etc. many with the
new pleated skirts all the latest col
ors for spring- -on sale Thursday at
an unheard of bargain.
Worth
from
$10 to
$15 at
Spring Millmcry
Our first sale of early spring millinery. Our entire Third floor, the larg
est millinery department in America, and on this floor the most interesting
exhibit and sale ever shown In Omaha,
All the new effects In first hats for Immediate use. All the latest nobby
HhAnM In fnncv straw, combination chiffons, mellnes and braids, in toques.
turbans and large hats; all beautifully trimmed with flowers, fan
cy feathers, ostrich tips and ornaments, worth from $7.60 to $12.60
-your choice, and thousands to select from, each
R
5
, in toques,
$5
50c and 75c Allover Laxes at 18c Yd
!8c
An importers sample strips of very high grade allover
laces in all kinds and styles they come in "white, cream
and ecru and many of them are adapted for
making entire lace waists Thursday on
bargain square, at, yard
Embroideries Trial and sample strips of 'fine
quality Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric Embroideries very
pretty headings, lnsertlngs and gal- 7i fat
loons, worth as high as 25c a yard 2C"vJC"' 1 vC
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, BOSTON STORE
DR. BRADBURY
Palnleas Extraction
Without Oas.
Filling? '....80c up
Oold Crown. $2.80 up
Briar Work $2.80 ap
Lady Attendant
1506 Farnam
DENTIST. TEL. 1784.
Fourteen Yea re
Sim Location
Wa positively reraova
nerves from teeth with
out the least parties of
pain. Plate $2 up.
Open Sundays 10 to 12
LOWRY BUSY ON NEW LINE
President of the 9oo Bays He Will
Complete Winnipeg Ho ad
This Year.
Thomas Lowry of Minneapolis, president
of the Boo line and also of the Twin City
Rapid Transfer company, arrived in Omaha
over the Illinois Central yesterday, in his
private car.
In speaking pt the plans of his company
for the coming year Mr. Lowry said:
"It is our intention to complete the line
now building from Emerson, Minn., to
Winnipeg. At present we have about 100
miles of the new line completed and the
rest probably will be finished this year.
"Nothing will be done in the way of
building a line Into Nebraska to tap the
wheat ft olds of this state and afford an
outlet for Nebraska wheat into the Minne
apolis market this year. Bo far as the Hill
merger case is concerned I have nothing
to say."
Mr. Lowry is on his way to Colorado
Springs, where he goes to visit his daughter.
Goes from Bad to Worse.
Always true of constipation. It begins
many maladies, but Dr. King's New Life
Pills cure or no pay. Only 26a For sals
by Kuhn Co.
Shamrocks given away at Black's.
Men's Top Coeds
aoid Rain Coasts
We are impatient to show you our
stock of top coats and rain coats.
The highest grade of excellence has been reached,
in our garments. Even the advocates of merchant tailoring
will praise our top coats this season. There is a finish, grace
and styleabout these hard to duplicate. In top coats every
style is represented here. The short, the regular end .long.
The new lines include the vicunas, homespuns, the cheviots
and the coverts, lined with silk, Italian cloth or serge, prices
$7.50 to $20. f 10 is our leader and it is a strong one.
Comes in the new popular shades.
RaJn Coads
Our rain coats are winners this season, scrutinize the col
lar construction. The perfectly moulded, well balanced
shoulders, the easy, generous skirt, the careful tailorin;
the comfort and grace prices range from $7.50 to $20.
WILL HONOR THE GOOD SAINT
Catholics Prepare to Celebrate Natal Day
of Great Benefactor.
PRETTY STATUE AT ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH
Vnktndest Cut of All Is that Metho
dists Are Clataulaar the Im.
mortal Apostle for
John Wesley.
St. Patrick's day will be observed In the
usual manner at the various Cathollo
churches of the city. It is announced that
Father J. T. Smith will celebrate high mass
at the 8t. Patrick's church, Fourteenth and
Castellar streets, at 8 o'clock.
A St. Patrick's day celebration will be
given this evening at Crelghton Unl
verstty hall. Twenty-fifth and California
streets, by the Ancient Order of Hlber.
nlans and St. John's parish. The enter
tainment will begin at 8 o'clock. Rev. M. J,
O'Connor, S. J., will deliver an address and
Irish muslo will be rendered.
Apropos of the coming celebration of the
natal day of 'Ireland's patron saint St.
Patrick's church. Fourteenth and Castellar
streets, has just received and placed in posi
tion a beautiful and life-like statue of St.
Patrick that is much admired by all who
have seen it. The figure is represented as
clothed in the robes of purple and gold of
the church, which it represents, fwhlle the
head is surmounted by the prelstly miter,
beautifully wrought and ornamented with
gold and colorings. In the right hand.
which is partially extended, is a Shamrock
while in the other la a staff or scepter of
ornate design,-! at the foot of which coll
two serpents. The statue has been placed
on a pedestal at the right of the alter in
full view of the congregation and opposite
the figure of the crucified Christ on the
cross.
Protestants Claim St. Patrick.
' Along with the honorable little knock
about act of Oeorge Washington and . the
cherry tree, the command to "Don't give
up the Ship" and other precious bits of
history handed down to this matter-of-fact
day, and now probed by science and found
to be liable to doubt, the good St. Patrick,
who shines tomorrow. Is said to have been
neither a Cathollo nor an Irishman. It
seems that up-to-date Protestants are fil
ing claims to possession. . In Milwaukee the
precedent will be set by the Methodist Epis
copal church, which will celebrate the day
with a union Epworth league meeting and
a social In the evening. Ministers of other
Protestant denominations in that city are
said to endorse this observance as In every
way fitting to the saint, whatever may
have been his nativity and his creed.
Omaha iYotestants do not seem to be on
the crest of the wave and so far no church
celebration have been announced for the
17th.
The Ca'hollo fathers are quite parsi
monious about St. Patrick and deny him
to any of the evangelical churches.
"To y that St. Patrick was not a Cath
ollo Is moat absurd," said one of them.
"When he lived there were no Episco
palians, no Methodists, nothing but the
Catholic church, so it would have been Im
poorible for h:in to have belonged to any
of these. It Is poselble that Sc. Patrick
may not have tx-tn born In Ireland, but
be became an Irishman, and is nothing else
now."
Green Trading Stamps Every Time
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wis
L1NJ
HIT'S
New Wash Waists
Splendid assortment for Thursday white lawn, dark and light assort
ments of lawns, bastiste and fine cords, all at
WOMEN'S DRESSING SACKS AND SHORT KIMONA8 new for ROr
Thursday fine organdies, lawns and batistes prices, 95c, 75c, 68c and.... "
MISSES' RAIN COATS finest cravenette cloth colors, tan and Ox- f QB
ford gray very latent styles prices, 18.96 and MfJ
,60c
MIS8E8' AND CHILDREN'S RAIN COATS tan and gray With plaid O IE
velvet collars regular value $3.95 Thursday tt-J
lining and
Green Trading Stamps With
Silk Petticoats
Thursday, fifty handsome Silk Petticoats, black and all colors, worth
$8.60, at O. 0
$10 Worth of Stamps With Each Petticoat.
Two Great Attractions for Thursday
New Wash Dress Goods over 100 elegant designs In Batiste, lawns and 1fr
Organdies value up to too on sale Thursday at 15o and avw
75e for 50c 2 cases new Spring Suitings for women's tailor-made suits con
taining many of the very latest combinations of colorings and fine en
plain Voiles, In all shades the best 75c goods on sale Thursday at OVIW
Come and Be Surprised With the Wonderful
Bargains. Here is a Sample Only.
Black Taffeta 8llk-thlrty-elght Inches wide value dollar and a 7,r
. quarter Thursday AtJt
New Purses and Bags
Thousands of them that never saw daylight until Thursday come and Iflf
see them In the Dry Goods Section Immense values at 60c, 25c and IvIW
A BargainJSale of New Dress Ginghams
Full double fold Dress Ginghams, neat checks, stripes and fancy patterns
now Deing som in umara at Aijc wo put mem on sale inurs- Her1
w a w
day one hundred pieces at.
Crockery
A Great Sale of
Imp or ted China
Samples and $3.00
Worth of Green
Trading Stamps
B With Each Item
ON FRIDAY WE WILL PLACE ON
SALE In our China Department a big
lot of Imported samples secured from
the New Tork representatives of some
of the leading European manu
facturers of Germany and French
China. They . consist of Cake
Plates, Salads, Bugar ' and Creams,
Berry - BowIb, Pitchers, etc., etc.,
and represent ordinary values of from
$1.00 to $3.00. . ,
ON FRIDAY ONTr YOU CAN
HAVE YOUR CHOXCB OF TUB LOT
FOR
. -. n.r . ,
6 e
AND THREE DOLLARS WORTH
OF GREEN TRADING STAMPS
FREE WITH EACH ITEM.
See sample of lot In Harney street
show window. Remember the day
FRIDAY ONLY.
Grocery
"The proof of the pudding Is In the
eating."
The success of our Grocery depart
ment Is due to big values, fresh
goods and prompt attention to business
One dollar's worth
O r e n Trading
Stamps Free with
glass pare Fruit
Jelly ThnradaytOc
Table Syrup, -lb. can 1Zo
Castile Soap, cake $c
Corn Starch, 1-Ib. pkg So
California Prunes, pound.; 5o
Rolled Oats, J-lb. pkg 10c
Breakfast Wheat, $-Ib. pkg. lOo
Jams, assorted, large jar JOo
Salmon, 1-lb. can Mo
COFFEE.
WB LEAD IN THIS ARTICLE.
Bennett's Breakfast Coffee, S-
pounds net In can 4so
Maracalbo Coffee, per lb ...16o
TEAS. ,
Best values ever offered.
Imperial Japan S6e
Tea Sittings 15o
B. F. Japan Sto
Bincuy pure uiaca tapper, - M
pound can Ho H
Bl TTER.
RECTEIVED EVERY DAY FROM
THE COUNTRY.
Fresh Country. Butter, pound.... IRo
Bennett's Capitol Creamery, lb..27o
Medium Sour Pickles, pint 60
OAHDY.
Don't rail to make your selections
early for the Easter novelties from
60 each
Our Gre&t Spring
Millinery Opening
Visitors tell us that no display In town equals It for taste or style.
See our window exhibit, it gives an Idea of the beauty and elaborations
in our Millinery Department.
Here Are Two Specials for Thursday.
1 A nobby Jap braid Tailored Hat for a young miss straw
, color trimmed with velvet straps and gold buttons black
velvet and large gold ornament exceedingly pretty for Immediate
wear $2.00 worth of Green Trading Stamps with it Thursday
t A two-toned Street Hat fine glased braid trimmed with side
effect, bows of straw close fitting In back with pretty orna
mentsshould sell for $1.75 yours Thursday and $2.00 In
Green Trading Stamps
1.00
1.35
Green Trading Stamps All the Time
3 S3
Save tfca coupons oa page V
LAR6EST EXCLUSIVE RETAIL MILLINERY HOUSE IN OMAHA.
Special selections of pretty black chif
fon and mohair braid trimmed flj C
hats Thursday and Friday at vp-P
First Grand Opening of imported and do
mestic pattern hats Saturday, March 19th
Music all day and evening.
No charge made for trimming orders
this week only.
1508 Douglas Street.
TO PREPARE F0R BIG RALLY
ImproTrmcBt Clubs Meet at City Hall
aad Plan . fur SaJareay
Ktgkt Affair.
Tonight at o'clock tn the Board
of Education assembly room In the city hall
a meeting wUl be keld by the Civic Im
provement league preparatory to the Im
provement rally which Is to take place Sat
urday. The Thursday night meeting will be
the first evening meeting to be held by the
league, and much Important business, it Is
said, will be transacted. All committees
will be expected to report.
E. O. Routxahn field secretary of the
American League for Civic Improvement,
with headquarters at Chicago, will be the
speaker at the rally Saturday, whleh la to
be held under the auspices of the Omaha
Civic Improvement league and of the Fed
eiaiion of Improvement Clubs. He has $00
lantern slides showing streets and lots In
various cities before and after Improvement.
La Grippe Carea by Ckassherlala's
Cask .Reasedy.
The great danger from la grippe Is of u
resulting in pneumonia. This caa be
avoided by using Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Among the tens of thousands
who used this remedy during the epldemle
of la grippe of recent years no case has
ever been known to result In pneumonia
which shows exclusively that it is a certain
preventive of that dangerous disease. Price
at coats; large sue, M con la.
Trading
Stamps
. Free
nn
Mmi
thm ukuabus SToaa.
Trading
Stamps
Free
Croat Sale of f.1an
ufaoturors' Samplos.
Suits, Skirts, Waists,
Rain Goats,
Spring Jackets.
The sample garments of three of the
largest manufacturers In the world, se
cured by our New York buyer at FIFTY
CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
These garments were all made to stand
critical Inspection by experienced buyers
and are beauties. Do not miss this chance
to own a fine garment at about half regu
lar price.
75 Silk Lined Suits, with fine taff eta drop,
no two alike, handsome gar- a tn
menu, made to sell for $25. at...4.U
Women s Voile Skirts, with silk (3 nn
drop, made to sell at $16 0.VU
"TH " Blac'1 nd Colored peau de Bole
Waists, a tremendous lot. a nv
made to sell at $7.B at. J.!0
Women's Sample Suits. In voiles and eta
tnlnes, beautiful creations, elaborately
trimmed, with silk drop, reg- nA
ular m garment, at........". 4SI.UU
Women s Cheviot Suits, in blue, black
and browns, handsome suit. q rvrk
$1$ value, at . 0.9U
700 women's Walking Skirts, new ' A ft
spring styles, worth $6.60, at 4.yU
S fal
aV i
9.
Extra stzbo skjrts , rm ewurqb
WOMEN Hands W to It, A ni
length 40 to 48. at $3 i and 1vU
WOMEN'S BEAUTIFUL SAMPLE VOILE
i8:....: .....15.00'
WOMEN'S SILK COATS In Eton, Bo and
Blouse styles; Cheviot Coats In blacks
and tans; the greatest lot you ever saw,
rtort.h.u.p.. 5.00
WOMEN'S SPRING COATS- IJ S
at $15.00. $1100, $10.00 and O.OU
ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY WAIST
8 A LE
THE ORBATE8T BARGAINS WB EVER
OFFERED All new spring styles; nots
Sne old waist In the bunch; taffeta, peau '
e sole. Jap and China silks, linens, .'
lawns, mercerlred vestlnga and albatross '
waists In this lot; 1,600 of them, worth
up to $8.60; your choice J gQ
Extra Specials. A Small Lot of Bargains for
a Quick Sale.
25 dos. Women's Wrappers, ruffles over
shoulders and 15-ln. flounce, Rfi-
$1,116 value, at MOVC
Women's Underskirts In black, Kfto
$125 Quality, at OVC
2Q dos. Wrappers, our own make, manu
factured right here In Omaha, f ttf
all colors, at I.OU
16 dos. Women's Waists In Rflr
heavy resting., each ........ C7vIV
Women's Fur Scarfs, 1 ne
$10.00 quality, for O.VO
In Our Furnishing Goods Dep.
The newest things In men's fClr
shirts at $1.60, ll.OO and UVW
MEN'S ' NECKWEAR New arrivals of
spring shapes and styles, OBn
at $1.00, 75c, 6nc and sSOl
LADIES' SLEEVELESS LISLE THREAD
VESTS, silk topped, extra fine quality,
white, black and colors,
worth o to 60o, at sSOW
LADIES' FINE COTTON RIBBED
SLEEVELESS VESTS, silk topped, fancy
yoke bark and front, f e
worth Ko, at ....ot'
60 dos. AMERICAN BT5AUTT STRAIGHT
FRONT CORSETS, Princess hip snd
hose supporters, attached C
front and side, $1.60 quality, at.... aOW
Domestic Room. Prices That Talk. Thoy Spoil
Economy.
7C STANDARD APRON
UlNUHAMS, yard
12a dark and light Percales,
nothing better,
at, yard...
16o yard wide Tuxedo Madras,
lui o.iu nni"! r , j m.. u. ....... ,
lOo Fine Printed Scotch
Lawns
HO STANDARD DRE8S
PRINTS, yard
5c
3S-ln. wide;
....68c
7c
9c
"' ".33c
19a Mandalay Scotoh Suiting,
thing for spring wear;
at, yard
Just the
10c
25c Mercerised ' White Walstlng. fSp
beautiful pattern, at, yard 1UW
15o White 40-1 n. Apron Qln
Lawns, yard...., Of I
15C SHEER INDIA LINON8, Qr
yard
R racial sale all day tn the Big Linen and Muslin Department. Coma early and se
cure the choicest of the choice.
ORANGES ORAIIGES ORANGES
The unexcelled facilities of the Big Store's purchasing power has Induced the
California Fruit Growers' Association to sell them one more solid oas of those
Fancy Highland Oranges at the same price as the last car.
We will give our customers the benefit of this purchase Cr-t
and place this car on sale Thursday lOU
Xa dot auion.,
AND $3.00 WORTH TRADING STAMPS FREE.
Other Snaps in Grocery Dept
21 lbs. Pure Cane Granulated Sugar
for . 1100
48-1 b sack Emerson best patent flour.. $1.10
Large sacks Corn meal 12Ho
Large sacks Buckwheat Flour Sao
Quart cans Fancy Table Syrup or Ten
nessee Sorghum $0
( lbs. good Japan, Tapioca, Sago or
Barley
C iu. h.n-nttlrMl Vaw lUtknl Ida
6 lbs. Breakfast Rolled OaU lo
6 bars Best Laundry Soap Uo
5U1K Liaunary eiarcn, per iu
Mince Meat, per pkg 5c
1-lb. cans Alaska Salmon .' to
Horseradish Mustard, per bottle 8MiO
Large bottles Pure Tomato Catsup.... 8Vo
Largo bottles Pickles, any kind you
want $Ho
Fancy Soda,' Oyster, . Butter or Milk
Crackers, per lb Do
Flower and Vegetable Seeds, any kind
you want, per pkg $Ho
BUTTER! BUTTER! I BUTTER!!!
I us l reoivea, uie uuse.i snipmeiu ui me
season of Fancy Sweet Fresh Country
Butter, which we will place on sale
Thursday, your choice, per lb ....Ho
TRADING STAMPS WITH B7VERTTHINO TOTJ BUT. '
HAYDERS BROS.
A Vacant Room
Eats Up Money
Every day you lose the price of a day's
rent a loss that is never made up.
It't particularly foolish when a Want i
Ad in the Bee will rent your room. Ten '
words three times will cost you 30 cents.
Tel. 238. Bee Want Ad Dept.
IT'S SILLY
we think, for us to claim that we have
better goods than any one else so we
don't. BUT we want it distinctly under-
TISs) AND A, GREAT MANY THINUS
ADVERTISE at a cut price. That s why
we ask our friends to send us a list for
our prices and don't depend on the Quoted
prices See. ...
Our mall order department is at your
service and it's the largest in Nebraska
or Iowa and you know why.
$100 ller's Malt Whiskey 8So
$1 M Pure Canadian Malt Whiskey 76c
$2.04 Chester's Genuine Pennyroyal
pilla $!
$100 Coke's Dandruff Cure 50o
$1.00 Kinney's Hair Tonic 46c
$1.00 Llsterlne Lemberrs 67o
$LU0 Munyon's Paw Paw 6o
25o Carter s Utile Liver Pills So
6c Genuine Castoria ISj
60c Possonl's Face Powder J7o
26s Graves Tooth Powder 10c
A swell line of 60c perfumes (not Christ
mas stock that's all sold long ago) for 23c
See those s4s on the bill boards and
street cars? Well, our price is leas, see.
liid you know the drug combination had
a meeting yesterday t Well, they did get
particulars later. ,
CUT PRICE
DRUQ STORE
E T. TATE8. Prop.
Kth and Chicago Sis., Omaha. 'Phones
T4T and 11. Xh and N fits.. South Omaha.
'Phone No. I. 6th Ave. and Main Bt.,
Council Bluffa 'phone $3S. All goods de
ll rered la eiiaec CU absolute. Ires.
SGIIAEFER'S
Don't turn our back to aa when wo are
heed quarters for yarns of alt dorlptlon,
the Boost complete Hoe ta the city, we ean
always mstoi your shade,
. Our atookings for Ladles and Chlldrssv at
lo a pair Is the beat that oan be produced
for the money -we have over 10S styles
fancy soaks for Men. at $ pairs for sto, '
. orvB vm A TRIAL.
JOS. F. BILZ,
022 S. 16th St.. Oanho,