imE OMAHA DAILY BEE: PATHWAY. APRIL 9.
THE RELIABLE ITOnC.
k GOOD CLOTHES
EXPOSITION
That's practically what our More is right now; a fathering
together of a big collection of fine suits and overcoats and men's
wearables generally. ir j;i rel and set in order for your examina
tion and approval. Everything in tlx show in for sale, too, and
the prices are low enough no that everybody ran afford to have
something with us.
Jrs. J V Marx
T Pyv Hand Tailored
I WMII -sasa-asaasi
Extra Special
t f ladles' fine shoes from the best factories
New styles In ULTRA and OROVER shoes. Misses' and children's shoes from
H. W. Merrtam A Co. newer, nicer and better than ever.
Women's Talent Colt Bhoes H.60, $3 50.
Men's Patent Colt Shoes JI.&O. 12 50 and
The celebrated Apex Women's
Bhoes ,.
1.69
Boys'. Youths' and IJttle Genu' 11.60 Satin"
Misses'' and Child s li b Vlci Lace Shoes at
Misses and CWld s $1.00 Dongola Lax Shoes, at ,
IatOe Gents' tl.no Satin Calf Lace Bhoes. at
ChfW's $1.00 Sample Hand Turned Shoes at
THE CELEBRATED JOHN M ITC H E LL lor men ..
Double Trading Stamps with
Department
GOOD BUSINESS SIGNS
Month Opsni with Prioes of Commoditiet
Leu L flatad.
COMMERCIAL , CONDITIONS IMPROVE
&ew Baelaese ("oaataatly Comlag For.
era aaa Uradaally Idle Plaate
Resasae, While Prices Are
Fsslly Mslatalaed.
NEW TORK. April $ R. G. Dun It Co.'s
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will
ay:
Commercial conditions have improved
somewhat during the last week, although
there la still much to he desired. It is a
good sign that the montli opened with
prices of commodities less inflated. Trans
porting Interests are overcoming freight
congestion, while railway earnings in
Ur h were only 0.7 per cent smaller than
in 13 and lara.ly surpasKed all preceding
ears. lmprorment In the Iron and steel
Industry Is no longer a matter of conjec?
ture or sanguine hopes, hut a certain t v.
New business la constantly coming for
ward and gradually I. lie plants resume,
while recent moderate gains Hi quotations
re readily maintained.
In many respects the past week has been
eventful. Former prices of 1 lllns and bars
were reaffirmed hy the association and the
first liberal order for structural material
was placed, lii.pkm.-nt makers all wanted
materials at the aame time, having finally
decided to cease procrastinating.
At a large number of Fall River mills
produ.ttnn a rurialled lo four Jas a
week, making a decided extension .f the
waiting tUcy adopted as a practical pro
test against the l.urh price of raw cotton
and protection aiMinst accumulation of
stocks. Many spinners have suflklent goods
tinder contract to continue actively en
gaged, hut the fear that present prices for
print cloths cann;t be maintained naturallv
counsels caution. Buyers are not Influenced
by the new departure, however, and orders
show no Increase.
I-se activity In western hide markets
was not rtecomnanled hv weakness On
the contrary, limited offerings ty packers
iinrrnini imppn on all varieties
icent native steers or recent salting,
rather Is dull, domestic shoe niniif.r.
turera and dealers operating ery conser
vatively. Failures this week numbered US In the
United Btatea. against IsT last year, and 2
la Canada, compared with IS a jear ago.
TESTS OP THE W EKh, FAVORABLE
prlaa-llke Weather Has larreased
Betall Dletrlhatiaa la Ihe t ides.
NEW TORK. April -Bradstrcet s to
norruw will say:
Eventa cf the week have for the most
part been favorable. Weather conditions
generally have been sprlpglilce eieepi in
some portion of the northwest. This has
Increase.! retail distribution in the cities
while In the country districts favorable
weather has helped farmers in their plant
Ing ararngrment and Improved winter
wheat. The soft coal industry has also Im
proved, now that fear of a general strike
is removed, but thousands of Iowa miners
Smavll babies quickly grow to
large babies when fed on Mel.
lin's Food. Mellin's Food
furnishes material for growth.
A easaple ef MeDtn's Feed caste yea aethang
but the asking WiU yes set then esk tar
at hw y out sway " eaas f
MXIMM FOOD CO ftOITON, MAM.
fIN FANTS INVAUDSN
CL0?A
THE BFfT MMNO SATEEN MA NT
WHEN TOI PEE. IT-FEEL IT-V8E
t'EPARTMEST.
THE CHIEF ATTRACTION IS OUR
DISPLAY OF
HURT, SCHAFFNER
6 MARX
Fine Suits and
Overcoats
for spring snd lamiwr. We can show you
alts In many styles, overcoat, rain coats,
etc. All of them made In the very bant
manner by the best clothe makers In the
ccuntry. One thin la sure about our Hart,
Bhaffner Marx Clothing you can't make
ny mistake In buying them your satls
factlon Is guaranteed.
Men's Fine Suits
$10, $12.50, $15, $18
up to $25
Men's Top Coats
$10, $12.50, $15
Stylish Rain Coats
$7.50, $10, $12.50. J15. $18
DON'T DELAY. BUT COME AT ONCE
AND BEE OUR LINE.
Sate of Shoes
In New Tork and New England.
2 48 and
1.96
1.35
98c
69c
Herman Kruger'e II 00 Battn
Calf Men s Shoes
Calf shoes.
at
all Purchases in the Shoe
Saturday. "
are idle, owing t disputes. Collections as
yet do not reflect much if any Improve
ment, and In common with trade Iteelf are
especially. backward In sections of the mid
dle west where recent floods have done
damage.
Recent reports prove trade to have run
behind a year ago. Failures exceed thoee
in 1& by $ per cent in number, though
$ per cent less than In 1902. Liabilities ex
ceed a year ago by-70 points and owing
to bank suspensions are the heaviest since
17. The labor situation is better titan It
was a week ago, but still retains a mottled
speparance. The Iron trade maintains an
appearance of cheerful activity. Pig Iron
Prices show no particular change and steel
billet prices have been reaffirmed, despite
efforts to advance the same. Finished
products note moderate activity at leading
markets. Among the other metsls the
strength of copper Is noticeable. Surplus
supplies are said to be largely In the hands
of a few concerns and a much higher price
could be obtained If desired.
What may prove to be a significant move
ment In prices was Inaugurated In March,
when eight out of thirteen classes of prod
ucts Including therein breadstuff, meats,
textiles, hides and leather and building
materials declined. -The general level of
prices fell off about 1 per cent for the
month, but is still In excess of a year
ago at this time and not far from the
highest for four years past.
Cotton goods demand, as for some time
past, la backward and this la reflected in
curtailment of print doth mills at Fall
River and of spinning and weaving ma
chinery at other centers. The demand for
woolen goods is not very active. Eastern
shoe factories report the volume of spring
orders rather smaller than expected and
shipments are running behind last year,
both for the week and for the season.
Wheat. Including flour, exports for the
week ending April 7. aggregate 1.S64 47
bushels, against 1.3S7.4W last week. J.O.V
2U this week last vear. SMLOII In 19
and 1405 1 in 1M. From Julv 1, !. to
date thev agsrregale 117. $37,004 bushels,
aealnst 17 '"4.7T last season, 1M.K3.U4 in
lSOt and ias.054.ieo In 1901.
Corn exports for the week aggregate.
l bushels, against f.438.m last week.
34.Ttt a year ago. In in$ snd t.aa..
M In m. From July 1. .. to date thev
ergregMe 47.M2.J4g bushels, arslast 49.I9T.
f Inst sesson, 3,J 054 In 1W and 147.
17? 14 In lfM.
Business failures In tbe United States for
the week ending April 7 number $.. against
H last week 151 in the like week In 1.
lt In 12. r.S In 191 and VI In lino. In
Canada failures for the week numher $4.
against 11 last week and 1$ tn this week a
year ago.
A Oeef Mealrlae tar Chlldrea.
In buying a cough medicine for children
never be afraid to buy Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. There la no danger from
it and relief Is always sure to follow. It Is
reliable, pleasant and safe.
HYMENEAL'
Deahle Wrddleg ear Beatrice.
BEATRICE. Neb., April $--Special.)
Yesterday at 11 o clock at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Bteece, prominent res
idents of Logan township, occurred the
marriage of their two daughters. Miss
Lotus Bteece being Joined In wedlock to
Mr. David Thompson, and Miss Jessie
Bteece being united with Mr. James C.
Carmlchael. About fifty friends of the
contracting parties witnessed the ceremony
after which a splendid wedding dinner was
served. The young people will make their
home near this city.
Petltl-Oaea.
BEATRICE. Neb. April $. t Special. )
The marriage of Miss Effle Oden to Mr
William 8. Petit t, a prominent young busi
ness man of Falrbury, was solemnised yes
terday at 10 p. m., at the home of tbe
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B, H Oden,
In this city. Rev. G. W. Crofts officiating.
The young couple left immediately after
tbe ceremony on a short wedding trip to
Lincoln and Omaha, and upon their return
they will make their borne at Falrbury.
res-Klllaaer.
PAPILLION. Neb.. April $--SpecUl 1
William Fox and Miss Mary Elilnger were
married yesterday at the office of County
Judge Wilson.
Stors celebrated Beck Bear dxaugbt
today.
clow.
rACTrREP. TOC WII.I, BAT SO
IT. FOR BALE IX OCR LININO
Another Manufacturer's Stock of Lace Curtains
ARARIt"nRrsrTanvJ4X.BnOS- K' ,air, ,,,Pb "n' n'""n irrn.lo. NOTTINGHAM. CABLE NETS.
tiST ' PATTERS- TO SELECT KROM. The en-
On Sale Monday, April Uih
Thi. I!!; fi" 1 '"T ri,r1",n M,w hv tfooms a watehwont. All our former sales wpre even heronrf our expectations,
mis .igsnUe purchase lecnred by our eastern buyer will eclipse all former sales in prices and quality.
75c to $14.50 a pair 7?JiritM
Ladies' and
Children's Hosiery
15c boys' and children's Hose.
all sites, at IUC
Misses' Hose, all sites. . iu
at 19c, 15c and laC
Ladles' Hose, plain ribbed and f
fancy colors, 1JV and IUC
Ladles' Hose. 50c, 3c and 28c
values, to go at pair IOC
JSc ladies' lisle thread Vests, s
plain and fancy, at IOC
ribbed long sleeved Vests and
I mbrella Pants, lace trimmed, wo-th
c to ado, on aale Saturday 2f
Ttc ladles' fine Jersey ribbed lisle thread
j "1 7 "iimia ranis, mce
trimmed, worth Tic, Batur- rtn
day
Men's Furnishing Opportunities
600 doze a men's four-ply
Unea Collars, latest styles,
on sale f
Saturday- TQ
each
If You Want to
what ts right in style the very latest of fashion's favorite fancies
In furnishing goods visit our store Saturday.
We have the Urges t line of men's new Spring Shirts shown
In the city at Sk He and $1 50.
Men's snd boys' Bu spenders at 15c and 26c.
Men's Spring Underwear worth up to $1.00. at ioc and 4?c.
Help Home Industry. Help Omaha.
St SW as espS) aaaa awa
MEATS MEATS
Last week was the largest week In meats In the htstorv of
Omaha. That Omaha people are willing to help home Indus
try is evident by the tremendous business of the past week.
There ts nothing that will help our own town more than buy
ing only Omaha meats.
WE Aha. MBADWUARTERS FOR ALL OMAHA BRANDS
wish to thank the public and tatrtotlc rltisens who so
liberally helped home Industry the past week. SINCE IN
AUGLRATING THE EXCLl 8IVE HUME PRODUCT SALES
we have had about lOu telephone calls dally, all voicing our
sentiments for helping Omaha, and also ordering up some
brand of our OMAHA MEATS THE BEST THK WORLD
PRODI. CES.
Oar Mejf Depigment
is managed by a man of lifetime experience In the meat busl
nesss. which gives us the advantage of getting best quality as
well as low prices. He can be found putting up the line cuts
of meat, advising a tid directing the men in the art which Is
not accomplished i a a year, but requires a li.'etlme of study
to perfect.
la iwsft'ce to Our Omasa Mtrktts
we publish the following official report of receipts of sheep
"RATI" FLYER IS WRECKED
Trail from 8u Leila to Taxu LatTa
Track H Fort twtU '
SPREADING RAILS CAUSE THE ACCIIENT
Maay Ptrsssi Are Iajared, hat Heae
Killed Oatrlaht hy Wreck
Which Piles l Maay
Cars.
KANSAS CITT. April 1-Mlssourl. Kan.
aaa at Texaa flyer, sthlch left St, Louis Isat
night for Texas, wss wrecked four miles
south of Fort Scott, Ksn., at 4:10 this morn
ing by the rails spreading. The engine left
the track first, and following It the baggsgs
car and the mall and express cars plied up.
The smoker and chair cars also were over
turned and badly damaged. Sixteen per
sona were Injured, but no one was killed.
As soon as the first excitement following
the wreck had subsided those of the pas
sengers snd crew uninjured set quickly to
work to aid tbe unfortunates, whf were
laid besride the track until physicians ar
rived from Fort Scott.
Two physicians left Fort Bcott for the
scene on a handcar and following thetn
closely a wrecking train borrowed from the
'Frisco railway aiarted for the wreck. The
Injured were taken to Fort Scott.
The Injured:
W. C. Gunn, Fort Scott, head of the W.
C. Gunn Land company, slight.
Rev. R. W. Parmele. Fort Scott.
O. W. Ralkler, BU Louis, news sgent.
Michael Msley, Syracuse, N. Y.
George Bumwalt, Watsekx, 111.
A, Bush. Chicago.
Mrs. R. G. Callahan. San Antonio.
J. Btreeter, Cedar Falls. Ia.
E. S. Dawson, Durant, I. T.
W. C. Karson. St. Louis.
J. D. Thompson. Cedar Falls, lav
Thomas K. Sparks. Cincinnati.
Mrs. W. W. B parka. Cincinnati.
Mary Fostk-k. Carthage, Mo.
O. Hoyt, Wstseka. III.
teweevelt's Pass 9saale Oat.
8T. LOUIS, April I. -Pass No. I to the
World's Valr grounds during the regular
the babies and children on
ScoWo
Emulsion
You will see an improve
ment in their little ' thin
bodies at once. They can
take it when they even
refuse their mothers' mflX.
It b essentially a babies'
food, surprising in its re
suits. Mways the same,
AYDE
lils
m
THB RBLIABLR STORE.
Optica Department
Special Sale Saturday
V Chtrgt for Eiamisihea.
Gold filled frames, all styles. 10
year guarantee, worth $3.00
1.59
Aluminold spectacles or eyrglasses. with
fine lenes, sold for two rko
dollars JoC
Snectsclos. strong nlrkel frsmes. Tfi
Imported lenses, usual price $1.60.. "C
15c
50 dozen tentlenten'a Bow
Ties, neat, tasty design,
on gale -a
15c
Saturday we will place on sale 500 dosen ladles'
linen collars all good styles some slightly solled-i
one doen to a customer
t $Sc EACH-PKR DOZEN
SATURDAY'S SPECIALS.
10c Initial Handkerchiefs each
15c Turn-over Embroidered Collars each
$1.00 Copyright Books
5uc Laundry Bugs
le Nickel Tlatcd Nursery Pins
y yard? Sewing Thread per spool
Ladles' K'C lce Collar
$2. and IJ.OU Neck Ruffs
5"c Collar and Cuff sets
$1.00 Collar and Cuff seta
Jl 00 Genuine Seal Pocket Booka
5oe Gilt belts
Know
MEATS
,BmD" "f ,n
Friday, April 1st.
Monday
Total
Ke Hare
.o be killed as our temands call for them
as the others did. they won t last lonu wfc
WUARTERS FOR CHOICE LAMBS
A Ftw Specials lor Sthirdiy
Spare Ribs per pound
Pork Steak per pound
Pork Loins per pound
Laf Lard 14 pounds for
Boil Beef per pound
Roast Beef per pound
Fancy Bacon all Omaha brandsSaturdaV
rancy Hums all brands Saturday
HRYDEN brothers.
txpoffUlon period ws made out ttxUv in
tha rut m nf TfiawwInt-aB nnAhaw.u a .n.,,ti
fnrtn atf rm mm li at at Kab,m ul.4.4 at.-
pr.dent of the Untied $itcs, th members
mr puprrma juagps or ine
I nltod Btatea. members of the senate and
con (rets and other dlsaittuiea. m
EVENTS ON RUNNINGTRACKS
Large Fields Rale at Oaklaad aad
. Fear Faverltes Wla. Atweed
Belag the Feat a sc.
SAN FRANCISCO. April $ -Large fields
were the rule at Oakland today, out the
players had a good line on the horses and
lour favorites won. At wood made a clever
showing In the seven-furlong handicap,
beating a good Held In l:H The event was
ths feature of tbe card. Away to a good
start, Atwood went to Ihe front at ouce.
leading all the way, and won easily frutn
lehow Tall and Celebrant. Results:
First race, six and a half furlongs:
Clausus won. Flaneur second, Toto Gratiot
tblrd. Time; l:jl.
Second race, half mile, purse: Peggy
O Nell won, Albert Fir second. Cardinal
Barto thixd. Time: ;4M.
Third race, one mile: Alopath won. Vas
sello second. Kipper third. Time: 1:42V
Fourth race, aeven faiiongs: Atwood'
won. Yellow Tall second. Celebrant third.
Time: 1:34. ..... . ,
Fifth race, six furlonrs: Silent Water
won. George Berry second, Bchcrso third.
Time: 1:13.
Bixth race, one mile and fifty yards:
Colvan won, I Do Go second. Cloche D or
third. Time: l:45i.
MEMPHIS, April H-Results:
rlrat race, four and a half furlongs, sell
ing; Magic won. lidy Fashion second.
Green Gown third. Time: 0:.SV .
Second race, six furlongs: Henry Bert
won. .Irene Lindsey second, 8klllful third.
Time: 1:1!4.
Third race, mile and a sixteenth: Wilful
won. Audience second. Coruscate third.
Time: 1 4t.
Fourth race, seven and a half furlongs.
Memphis club handicap: McGee won Tne
'onquerer II second. Foxy Kane third.
Time: l:3fi.
Fifth race, four furlongs: Charley's
Aunt won. Miss Ines second. Voltrlce third.
Time: :5oV.
Bixth race. mile, selling: Falkland won.
j"BV,lle eeond. Bugle Horn third. Time:
WASHINGTON. April .-Results:
First race, six snd a half furlongs: Fus
tian won. Mlkey Moore second. Court
plaeter third. Time: JiUV
Third race, half mile: Preen won. The
Claimant second. Jsck McKean third. Time:
0:514s.
Fourth race, seven furlongs: Honolulu
Tni MJ Frank Foster second. Trapes 1st
third Time: l:3u.
Fifth race, seven furlongs: Nine Spot
won. Spring Brook eeoond. Arachue third.
Time: 1:S1.
Sixth race, mile and inn yards: Sals won
Rough Rider second. Red Comya third.
1 ime : I : do.
CHICAGO'S TT RT WAIt AVERTED
'egetlatleas Pasalss tatlstartary
Oateasse ef Ceatreverey.
CHICAGO. April .-The Indications sre
tonight that the threatened turf war In
Chicago will be averted and that the Worth
il'f"V,OTT..w'r' tun todav which, it Is
i Jlleved will result in s satisfactory sd-
ii.i- I .v. controversy. The offl-
dsls of the Worth track. It Is said, have
Mrrr' TJ accept the dates awarded them
r.'..,?1"1! Jockey club If the Worth
track Is allowed twenty-five days of racing
-iiMJT' ,W6 This proposition, it Is claimed,
will h accented by the officials of the other
tracks In Chicago. A meeting of sll the
LIh'T1 P,r"' be held tomorrow
snd It Is expected st Its conclusion the
v. orth people will announce the opening
date of their spring meeting.
Baee Ball at PhUaaelahla.
PHILADELPHIA. April e.-The Phlla-'el-rhla
National league team tody defeated
the Philadelphia Americana. Bcnre:
National ...;.... (I 1 1 A e4HE.
American I A o (V J 7 1
batteries Henley and Behreckengoet:
Dugglsby and Dooin. Attendance. 2111.
Umpire; Smith.
ItsekksMrrt Elect O fleer a.
WASHINGTON, April t.-Folloalng the
sale of the Washington Base Ball club the
stockholders heid a meeting today and
elected Wtitoa J. Lembart president. Wil
liam J. Dwyer vice president, general man
ager and treasurer, sua John J. Walsh
secretary. Tom Loft us will remain as act
ing snanager ef tbe teen unui hie auerae-e-r.
w ho Is likely te P. J. Donovsa ef
Ue 8C Louis Nationals, la secured. Prest-
LAUREL
THE FIXF.9T SHIRT WAIST SCIT BII.K OS KARTII-HANDBUMEBT PAT
TERNS SHOWN IN THE CITT. WE HAVE TH C EXCLl BIVK AllKXCT
FOR OMAHA. FOR BALE AT OCR BILK COCNTER. .
Great Corset Sale
One lot odds and ends In ladles' Bummer
Corsets, soiled and small slses, to close
them cut Saturday, . "
choice ,OW
50c ladles' and misres' Batiste O-kc
Girdles at """"
i Fan"'' Corsets. In small and
large else, worth up to $150. at..
1.00
A complete line of W. R.
Dr. Werners Rust-Proof.
Kabo Corsets, with and
supporters attached at up
from
, Erect Form,
W. C. C. and
without hose
.1.00
La Marguerite Corsets, genuine whalebone
filled, in ali the new styles prices rang
ing from $10.00 down 2 50
CORSETS CAREFULLY
THE DEPARTMENT.
FITTED IN
Linen Collars, c
turn-down
i limit of
30c
c
5c
....60c
.. .16c
...SC
lc
. .. So
...$1 00
SoC
.....Vc
Help Yourself.
yards from Monday. March 3Sh, till
Inclusive:
Iambs. Sheep. Total
5.241
3.1'V
8.341
. uesdu.v I.i2
Wednesday $.402
'Thursday i.8W
Friday l.tAia
6 71
t 40
0. .., i
1, !
2.00J
1J
.14,460 11X2 K.n?j
Pvnhtsti Another 1,000 Umbs
nd If
A HE
thev go
HL'AU-
fic
V
V
$i"
2Jc
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Uic
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Amnt X3 -n . ...
ha, lefthefoTchTc.'.'o8 AWfrlC'n
Chlcaar wl.t, r.l.raa. Caaeh. '
wSrn10? SPRINGS. April $.K. 8
br.n,iCchw0f. th Colorado colore foot
K'n-SJ Kk & oV'lcHoV.5:
garnet 1?' 1 ?ork lh Prt
CantTln r-h'- CJ,?L 'v-'y Impressed
ii?iPL Ch,nc of the Chicago clubT Mer
offer nH 7'1 'Ven h" -ccfptancJ of the'
Del re It Mast Pay at. Paal.
hfsiNl,,IN,ATr; -April -Tn Na'icn.l
VH! V?M ,,haf ihe Detroit club pay to
"V' club the $100 held lut of
Bkonecs salary. S kopec was purchased
lcy.nL,.'.0f,7.m 8t' P befoV. the AmeTl
retin"T adopted tbe National
Keary Gets m Declslea.
orain-AlTKEB' Al,rtI "-Charley Neary
7f "1'wuk' " given the decision ove
Jimmy Rrlggs of Chelsea. Mass.. after a
ciubtoSf,htUt MT9 ,h Ah'"
Clevelaad Defeats Esaasvllle.
2?.?!?e..b1l.t'm of ,he American league
''' he Evansvllle Central league team
here today by a score of n to tt.
Baeklea e Araira Salve.
The best In the world for cuts, corns,
boils, bruises, burns, scalds, sores, ulcers!
sait rneum. cures piles or no psy. I6c. i
For sale by Kuhn eV Co. ' 1
Visible ftepaly of (attaa.
NEW ORLEANS. April S.-Becretary Hes
ter s ststement of the world's visible sup- !
ply of cotton shows a total of $.02,Ns baits '
against $.161. btlea last week. Of this'
me vi flmnrin cotton Is 1 9w U4
bales, against 5.106. 93 bales last week.
if Your Trouble
is chronic or a blood dis
order, microbes cause it. Rid
yourself of these germs, and
the disease goes with them.
This explains why a jugful of
Radams Microbe Killer
is worth more in practical
results than a whole drug
tore of other remedies.
The only rational cure for
Consumption, Bright's Dis
ease, Rheumatism, Catarrh,
Cancer, and all chronic or
blood disorders. It strikes at
the cause. You drink it
WHUtr Tae Wak kaasa Mcrebs Killer Ce,
tsi Priace St, Kw Vera, er
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.. ustb and Famam,
ad All Druggist a
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It is why we have a complete Unfi.
mitfr-f. m ttm
CAPS FOR
at mp" wrth up to she,
Bos' and children's cape in ali the new
colors, on sale Saturday, at
Boys' fine all wool caps, new spring styles.
Mrn's oOc automobile caps.
Saturday
IK I
..OObt
ST.' MILLINERY
55 Trimmed Hats $1.98
WE OTKKR FUR KATI RDAY tTWARDS OK F1VK HUNDRED BKAUTI
FULLY TRIMMED SILK CHIFFON AND SOFT BRAID HATS, THESK
HATS ARK TRIMMED IN EXCELLENT STYLE. WITH FINE FRENCH
FLOWERS AND RIBBONS AND ORNAMENTS. THESE GOODS ARK
GENERALLY SOLD AT f3.0O-ON
AT
;2.00 CHILDREN'S TRIMMED
LEGHORNS
Pile BUNCHES FRENCH
FOILAGB
W..V) TRIMMED STREET
HATS
Saturday Grocery Prices
Read the Big Store's Wholesale Prices to ihe Consumer
Fresh Fralt. Fresh Frail. l bars beat Iun.-y Soap (any brand). IX
Fancy large, sweet. Juicy, genuine High
land Oranges, per dosen 15c
Fancy, large, Jtilcy seedless Highland
Lemons, per doren 12o
Colorado White Clover Honey, per rack 12c
Fancy large imported Figs, per lb I2"c
Teat as4 t.fte Specials. '
TRADING STAMPS ABSOLUTELY FREE
To ivirv Dun haaer of 2 pounds of cur
An kola Blend Mocha and Java ;o(T'e. iV
per pouna, we wm give &u aimui.-s
Stampa FREE.
UKd Santos Coffee, per lb 24jC
Fancy OoMen Santos Coffee per lo..... Ioc
Choice Tea Siftlngs, per lb lc
TRADING STAMPS ABSOLUTELY FREE
t-lo. package self-rising pancake
Flour 5c
Pure Cane Granulated Sugar, tt lbs. for. $1 60
-lh. sack highest patent flour $1.10
Irge sacks Cornmeal Usc
Hand Picked Navy Beans, Good Rice
or Pearl Tapioca, 4-lba for lte
r
Next summer
The Exposition
. . Fever
All jour friends will bo going, or talking about
going, and you will be figuring up to nee whether you
can poBsibly Bcrimpy and sare to make the trip. Now
is the timfe to do your planning. Anybody can go
man, woman or child.
Thirty More Trips Are toBe Voted For
All you have to do is to get a few
friends to prepay their bnbscription to The
Hee and turn in enough vote to be one of
the first ten in our weekly election. lie
member, you get 520 votes on a year's Bub
ecription in the city and'tiOO votes on a
year's subscription in the country.
The Bee will send you, without costing
you a cent, to the very grounds of the expo
sition. Via the Wabash
gern per hour iu ten hours, more people than in Omaha,
Council Hlnffg and South Omaha. Think it over.
Rules of the "Election"
,vT.b.i.f.?oJriT C"' ih H"eet number of votse at the close (
each "election will be furnished, at The bees exuecise aa
tor JXJuSySZVS. " to wb,r th ptrt' Vrm M todWU
ZiTi w,u. counted for employee er agents of Tbe Otaaaa Bee.
Tbe bm m "I00 "hlch will be published sac aay la
. ,,J"'Tp,,niBt of aubacriptione may be made either dtrasjt ta Tha Bee
PuhlUblng Company or to an authorised agent of Tbe Bea.
. votes aatit to by agenta wlj be counted ualees seat la la aooordaaoa
with iDslructlona glvea Uihu. UUE
Jr- "r "om. amf '' be published In all editions of The Bea
Tbe "elecUoos" will ctoee escb Thureday at p. as
0ies may be depealted at tbe buatneee effloa ef Tha Bee er sent he
o voles sent be anail in w -..r.1.4 .ki.k . --T TT ,
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Address, 'Exposition
Omaha, y?b.
COUPONS
la i S
TUB RBLIABLB STORB.
Hats Hats
100 Dozen Sample Hats
For men and boys. Every Imaginable
shape and color, this season's goods,
worth up to $150. Tour choice Air
Saturday ss long as they last
Tiger and Imperial Hats
All the choice novelties for season of 1M
Styles and shapes proportioned to suit
faces of every type and style, fifl
at
Champion Hats Here
The beet hat produced. J
Red Rover hats have proven themselves
equal to most $-' So hots, and are un
questionably the best hat on the 9 flfi
market for aSJ4J
or Shape of the Stetson Hat
both, soft snd derby
. 3.50 to 5.00
MEN AND BOT8.
on sale Saturday.
15c
spring styles. In plain and faney 9$r
aW
50c
25c
Girls' leather automobile caps,
Saturday
HATITPAY THEY GO
,
1.98
1.00
9c
98c
6-lb. palls Pure Fruit Jeilv ic
Fancy bottles plain or StufTed Olives.. $ 1-ic
Large bottles fancy pickles, assorted
kinds $ l-3c
Large bottles Pure Tomato Catsup 1-ac
Irge bottles Horseradish Mustard.... I l-e
Mincemeat, package 5c
Large glasses puis fruit Jelly 4c
t-lb. carta choice Tomatoes 7Vc
-lb. cans Baked Beaos Vno
$-;b. cans Cnullflower, Squash, Hominy
or Bauer Craut ?Wa
$-lb. cans Montlcello Rhubarb to
2-lb. cans Fancy Wax or String Beans.. TVse
1-1 h, cans Early June Blfted. Peas 7Ve
1-lb. can fancy Alaska Salmon o
Oil Sardines, per can 4e
t'XTRA SPECIALS IN DRIED FRUITS.
Large California prune, lb 3c
Fancy Muir peaches, lb
Fnglinh cleaned currants, lb Se
Virginia blackberries, la .v.r ...7'o
a'liornia grspsa. id '. two
New Yoik Ring apples, lb lo
it
you will have
e 9
The Wabash lands all
pasHengera from all di
rections at its own sta
tion. Main Entrance
World's Tair Grounds,
saving time and money.
The, Wabash Suburban
Trains will be prepared
to handle 25,000 paauen-
iw ma nay 01 closing.
Department," Omaha Be.
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