THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, SEPTEMDEH 0, 180. v
in
NEW BOORS AND MAGAZINES
. V ' sasses w-ass
"(hmi of the East" if an Exhaustive Woia
- -CL - on Philippines.
MATERIAL GATHERED ' FROM FIRST HAND
Har To' Broke" la tae Title at a
Book Which Bhaald Appeal t
tha ' Great Ptlo at
v ' tlamaalty.
"The Oeme of tha Bast." by A. H. Sav
aye Lanaor, Is a very complete work of
description of tha Philippines by a cele
brated ' traveler end writer. The topor
rsphyethiolotT. olvll and political condi
tions of tha Island are dwelt upon. Many
critics hav attacked tba accuracy of seme
of tba statements mad in the book, but
tha auroeed errors ara at best minor on.
and no evfdeaoe Is yet at hand to prove
that the orlUos know any more than Lan
dor about tha land he describes. He sath.
ered the material at first hand, took thou
sands of photographs, and he relate many
of the episodes of his Journeying and per
sonal experiences which add to th value
of the work, Inasmuch as It Is pretty
' heavy for th most part. Landor'a previous
! book of a similar character bespeak for
this one a welcome from anyone Interested
lq our Island possessions.
"faappy Tho' Broke," published by the
Colburn Publlshlns; company, Chlcagro, Is a
tory that might be written by any bright
young man whose dwindling- resources had
forced him to the kind of boarding house
depicted In thle story. The slang Is not
capitalized, ,V George Ade's fables are,
but thers's Just as much of It, and It's
good, of Its kind. There are a good many
men who will say "I've been through all
that, you bet," when they read It. The
book I a serle of sketches and little epi
sodes and though the language Is a trifle
labored at Umei, he manages to convey
the idea, pretty distinctly. It's the sort
of book to read when you are In a ham
mock on a veranda, with something iced
handy. C. A. Pox wrote It
"Working With the People" by Charlea
Bprague Smith. Is an Interesting description
of th alms, tha method and work of th
People's Institute In New York, of which
he la managing director. Th title almost
tells you what the book Is, and th story
ef th movement to better the condition
Of the working classes 1 worthy of a good
deal of attention, a a guidance In similar
movements elsewhere. Abram 8. Hewitt,
President Oompers, and other equally
prominent were identified with It, and the
free discussions on all questions and by all
rank have aroused much Interest. Th
institute appears to have educational, mu
sical and social sides that are most at
tractive. A. Weasels A Co., New York, are
th publishers.
The title of "Social Diseases and Mar
riage" by Prlnoe A. Morrow, M. D., tells
the nature of the book. It la of course
written primarily for physician and those
Interested In th prevention of race deter
ioration. Th diseases resulting from the
ootal evil and their relation to marriage
and what safeguards oan be adopted to
stay the evils, are discussed with a good
deal of technical language, and the re
sponsibility Impressed strongly on phy
sician to us all efforts for the prevention
of the evil.
"Frog Hollow Postbag," by Henry TJ.
Mulr (Richard O. Badger), Is a book of
vers containing, a the author says, "the
love correspondence between two frogs,"
In which a few human thoughts and foi
bles are illustrated.
"A Book of Verse" I th modest title
of a small volume by John Lewi March
(Richard O. Badger). There are fifteen
poems In th volume and all ere abov
tha average.
"Th Radian Road.", by Ethelwyn Weth
rhall (Richard O. Badger), la a volume of
fifty-eight poems, generally of personal ex
perience, vary i feminine In thought and
constitution some of them pleasant, noa
Of them particularly displeasing.
"Nltaj" by Marshall Saunders (Pag
Co., Boston), la th story of an Irish
setter, told in the same manner as "Black
Beauty'" and "'Beautiful Joe" and by tha
same author. It Is a short story, told In
a simpla way and is Just what boy and
girls, ay, and many "grown-ups" will
rellsn.
' "Th Becker," by Harry Leon Wilson,
published by Doubleday, Page As Co., re
minds on a little ef tha Mrs. Humphrey
Ward novel of religious discussions, but
tha atyl la lighter and rather more en
tertaining. Th author divide the book
Into "Th Age of Fable," "Th Age of
Reason" and "Th Ags of Faith." Tha
book develop th hero's emancipation
from religious fables, hi quest for th
truth, ' and shows that at tha ' end tb
quest stood a woman his brother's wife.
Th brother Is considerate enough to re
tire Into Mother Church, and give up his
wit, ao tie presumption la that tha hero
yeoelvs her as a legacy. There la some
Shrewd argument, and a good deal of wit
In th book- The workmanship Is rather
good. Some present tendenclea ara satir
ised. SBs-aasa-aw
Tha Mastery of the PadAc" by Archi
bald R, Colquhoun.' Th author ha bean
a great traveler tn foreign lands and a
Student of foreign affair, sassoUlly of th
questions whloh find their foooe tn tbe far
east. In this work th reader la given
tha benefit of this wide experience. Thar
are special map and a beautiful frontis
piece, "Tba BMreet of Sunshine an tha
Highest Mountain Villas of Java," Thar
are also mora taaa 100 Illustrations from
original sketches and photograph. Pub
lished by tha Maomiuan company.
"Little Mtchen," th story, of a moun
tain squirrel, by Margaret W. Morley, very
prettily Illustrated by Brace Horsfall. This
eharmlng ltttla story of forest and animal
life will Interest the young people, and It
, Is so In tractive they cannot but receive
Beautiful
Jfol
to
FRIDAY WE WILL SELL THOUSANDS
OF REMNANTS
FALL
at most remarkable bargains
French Flannels 3 to 10 yard lengths
and many alike in finest quality
plain and fancy sold at
50c and 75c a yard
$1.50 and $2 Dress Goods a!
fortunate purchase. A large
tumes sold us all 3, 5 and 8-yard lengths of his best
cloths; plain and fancy cheviots and unfinished
worsteds. We have added to this all the accumu
lated high class goods sold up to $2.00.........
vf CrJfor remnants
of $1.00
dress goods.
Ifl for Danish Cloth rem
IUC nants enough for
skirta and dresses.
Long Remnants of Laces at 3ic5c-10c
Fine clunys, French vals, net top Orientals in all desira
ble widths many beautiful patterns, Tl C
worth up to 85o yard, at eC'tjC'IUC
SILKS
75c and $1.00 plain and fancy shirt
waist Bilks, lining taffetas, Loulsene".
pretty foulards, wash tanetas ana a
lot of fancy kimona silks
35c
worth up to 1 on bargai
square at, yard ....
Ten Big Basement Bxrga.irvs
Just received new lot imported dress
ginghams, neat stripes ana cnecKs
in corded effects splendid for girls'
fall school dresses, on basement
bargain square, for, per yard
02C
cream
8k
Twilled Baby Flannel in white cream
and all bright colors, sort nn
ish but firm weave, a loo
quality, for, yard
10,000 Yards Cream Shaker m
Flannel excellent quality JQ
for, yard
Fine riercericed Sateen Extra fl
heavy quality for fall shirts, I1)
40o grade at, yard
New Fall Style Percale Rem
nantslight and dai-k pat
ternsworth 19c, go at, yard
Bleach Hack
Toweling worth
ten cents, at ff
yard..
Remnants fine qual
ity Sanitary Cotton
Diaper, at, C
yard Jv
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS
Under Government Supervision,
Charter No. 689.
J. L. Brandeis , Sons. Bankers,
STATEMENT,
at close of business. September 6, 1904.
This bank opened for business September 6, 1902.
RESOURCES.
Time loans 263,856.U
United States and other bonds.... 76,000.00
Premium account 800.89
Cash. In office and banks I7J.IM.7I
512,883.2$
DEPOSITS
September 6, 1903 ?290,054.51
September 6, 1904
(rest benefit from reading- It.
by A C. Madura; A Co.
Published
"Sea Btories (or Wonder Eyes," by Mra
A. B. Hardy- Glnn Co.. Boston), la a
collection of stories of tha animals and
vegetables found In the aea, written in a
pleasing manner and full of Instruction for
tha little ones.
"Our Little Gorman Cousin" and "Our
Little Irish Cousin," by Mary Haselton
Wade, ara lata additions to tha Little
Cousin series published by L. C. Page A
Co. This series consists of delightful
stories of child -Ufa In other lands. They
not only appeal to tha children, but ara
appreciated by all who love tbe quaint
sayings and adventures ef children, Tha
prioe la SO cants.
Above books at lowsst retail prices,
Matthews, 121 South Fifteenth street.
Wot tea.
Fair at Washington hall fair, under tha
auspices of Danish Sisterhood lodge No. 57,
September a. 10, 190t (afternoon and even
ing). Bverrthlaa tow Roeswwlt.
Justice . of the Peaoa William AlUtadt
baa juat returned from a trip to Lincoln,
Ribbons
We've an Interesting array of tbe new fall
creations. Ribbons for hair, neck or dreaa,
Colors, changeabls and shaded, navy blue
dotted with large red or white polka dots and
white, dotted with green or black; fancy Per
sians; and beautiful shaded pillow ribbons in
all colors. Quality, style and colorings the
beat; widths, from Insertion up to Bash widths;
prices from 8c op reasonable indeed for qual
ity offered.' Ribbons are always in demand
ft-T fashioning- Into b eautlful and artistic ef
fects for ornamenting tbe dress and hair. To
be sure, of getting the shade that will please
you buy now while the assortment Is com
plete. I
MRS. J. BENSON,
AND ODD PIECES OF
69c Yard-We made another
manufacturer of ladies' Tailor Cos
f for traveling men'
1-Fv sample lengths of dress
goods larger and better as
sortment of heavier fall goods
enough to match for skirts, waist and
little dresses.
SILKS
Fancy silks, fancy velvets, printed
velveteen, neck tie silk, silk for fancy
work, go according to size of pieces
.tt 5-10-15-25c
Striped and Checked Outing Flannel
in lengths from two to ten g
yards very best grade M.f
for, yard .. Uv
New Printed Flannelettes for waist
ings, kimooas, wrapper, ate. "f 1
This is a38-in cloth and worth
19o a yard Special Friday at 2
Unbleached Muslin
Remnants at, yard
Light Weight Dress Prints
dark patterns for fall wear
go at, yard
2lc
5c
36-Inch Bleached Muslin and 1
Cambrics- finest grade man- f
ufactured, go at, yard "v
Remnants all kinds
Table
Damask
at half real value
. BOSTON STORE
LIABILITIES.
Capital ,
JSO.OOO.OO
surplus
Undivided profits ,
DBP061TS
Indlvldual deposits $368,024.18
Demand certificates 150.00
Time certificates RK2un.fa
6,000.00
. 1,336.28
Cashier's cheoke 8,OH.7S M.U1M
tei2.883.28
$456,547.00
Reopening off
Ur. and Mrs. .brand's
Daaclas and Physical Caltare
Classes
- ' vw " ".j , oopiomocr as.
Beginners. 10 a. m. Terms Season, Beptem-
wt- im way, fiu, Advance, nu. Adultr
classes begins Tuesday, September (.Id.
m. Private lessons dally. ODenlne- mm.
sembly next Wednesday. For particulars
VMS wa IVIVUUUV AVUe
For Crane's Writing Paper
and Fountain Pens, go to
BarkaJow Bros.
BOOK SHOP.
Ttl. B223. 1612 Farmm SI.
Crete and other Nebraska point. "Rooee
vei tnu micaey is me watoftword all
along tne une, reports Mr. Aitatadt, who
said: "The Germans, particularly, will
present m soiio irooi uus It 11 tor tha re
publican praatdeatlal and guhematorial
First class watch and jewelry work at
iiuDermann's, cor. uth and Douglas.
Haw Tork ail PhlWdelDhta
eannot be mora pleasantly or conveniently
reached than by tha Grand Trunk-Lehigh
valley Route. Bona through trains, mag
nificent scenery, all trains run via Niagara
Falls.
Descriptive literature sent free on anoU.
cation to Advertising Department. Orand
Trunk Railway By.tam, US Adams Bt, Chi
cago, Geo. W. Veux, A. 0. P. A T. A,
Hall Fare Sloax city as! Matwav
ONX.T St, II ROUND TRIP
To tha Interstate Btock Fair and Ru.
Meet,
September I to 10, '
Via
C. A N. W. Ry. and C. It P. If. a n n-
Offlcea, 1401-01 Farnam St
Webeter st staOon. Union depot,
Coraer Flttaeata mm Uaraey Streets
air. aaa ara. cwambere
Will reopen tnelr School of iMustnc tiM
Farnam street. September a, roinbU
mentary reception, by card only. luw.
Uoa of tha academy I to I p. ra. Daaolng
1:10 p. m. For JuvonUes, Saturday. San,
tember Mlhi dancing to t p. m. AnDiloa.
10008
- OMAHA WEATHER FRIDAY Generallj Fair . .
-.-. iU--! 1 ,
nmmmmmmmmmmmmmvmmmmmmmmmmm aeaea--am
Blankets, Comforts. Batting.
Friday and Saturday will be devoted almost entirely
to these three lines of goods.
We have put on sale ninety-eight cases of Batting,
seventy-four cases of Comforts, and one thousand pairs of
Blankets. . Come and provide for winter.
REMNANT DAY FRIDAY.
Remnants of Dress Goods, Silks, Linens, Lin
ings. Laces, Ribbons and Domestics. ,
All at about one-half price.
Outing Flannel, three thousand yards, mill ends, 10
to 20 yards each, 13c values,
Friday and Saturday at ...... O3C
. New Cravenette Rain Coats
Just Opened, light tan, mid tan, olive, gray and dark
mixtures, $15.00, $13.50, $12.50, n (rt C
$8.95, and ......... D
New Tourist Coats
The very latest in cuts, length and material, P QC
$10.50, $9.90, $8.95, $7.95 and DtZJD
Spachtal Doylies
The finest Swiss work a case of them on bargain
counter Friday at JJ
15c, 12c, 10c and .00
GROCERY
Best Groceries, Largest Va
rieties, Lowest Prices the
whole story briefly told.
Thirty ($3) In "S. &
H-"J!
tups
a vsi ) n
Oreen Trading Stamps
with three lbs. best Java
nd Mocha Coffee, nn
rresh roasted
Twenty (K) ln '-s! & H."
Qreen Trading - Stamps
with pound Tea, RUr
fanw kind.. VOW
Ten (tl) "S. & H." Green
Trading Stamps with lb.
whole mixed pica- ri e-
II nm anin mmJt
tins spice
Five (50c) "B.&H.1
Trading- Stamps
with jar Jam. .....
Ten Xti) "S. ik H.'
Trading" Btamps
with can- Shrimps
Oreen
.10c
Qreen
15c
Five (50c0 ":feH." Green
Trading SUmps1 ! Oln
with eaa,'Clms,.lIi
Five (60c)- "8V&H." Green
rradlng StarWps with ems'
losen boxes Par- 191
lor Matches. aSjC
Carpets lRigs
30x60 inch Smyrna Rugs,
reversible,' heavy fringe, at,
each....... .1.15
36x72 inch Smyrna Bugs,
same &i above. ..... 1.75
Moth Proof Sanitary Rurs. rever
sible, warranted to bold their color.
7-6x9-0 ft 2.75
9-0x12-0 ft... 4.48
9x9ft...!.. ...3.48
i
IB L WmHrfif ' "J m 11 11 - wm- " "
Our Watch Repairing
Is a specialty with us. Only the beat workman em
ployed. Careful attention and promptness. Prices al
ways moderate for good work, Leave your watch with
js for repair. Watch for tha name.
S. W. Lindsay, Jeweler.
1516 Douglas St.
LUCKY
Another boy made happy. Harry A.
Koch, 2633 Harney street, gets tha
watch on the guessing contest. Tha watch stopped
1:22 a. m., Sept. Sd. Wa will have another free guess
ing contest In October. Sea tia about It.
I ,14 BT'Si'a I .
mil in uvx&s
MAWHINNET& KYAN VOT
JS Of AND DOWLAS SrS. OtAMAJ'iZA
THE WIND UP
There ara only a few days left for ua to
close out what little there is left from tha
Openbelm stock. Wa have marked these
goods at such ridiculous low prloea that
every ona ought to see for himself If there
Is anything left that ha can use, as such
an opportunity to save big money may
aot happen again for a long tlma."
Man'B Black Suits, 2.20.
Striped Knee Pants, Uo
Man's Belts, sc. .
Linen Collars, Zo.
Boys' Cowboy Overalls, 19c.
Men's Black Clay Worsted Pants, 11.39.
Men's Fancy Striped Sweaters, 2fic. .
Boys' . Fancy Striped Sweaters, too.
Children's Suits. TSo.
Boys' Long Pants Suits, H-S8.
Man's Corduroy Suits, SS.65.
Silk Bow Ties, to.
tlO.OO Light weight Overcoats, 2&.
Men's Mackintoshes, 79c
Men's Work Shirts, 2fic.
Men's Nobby Suits. $3 66.
Men's Flannelette Shirts, 85a.
. Gauntlet Gloves. 15c ,
Men's Viol Kid Shoes, U.19.
And lots of other good things for men's
and boys' wear at qually extreme low
prices, . '. ,
GUARANTEE
CLOTHING CO.,
.519-152. DOUGLAS ST.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Another Upheval in
CROCKERY
MjLSON JARS pints,
46c; quarts, 660: hall
allons, 65c. and thirty
3 tn little Green
itlckers will be aiven
with each dosen on
condition that this
coupon Is presented In
our China Dept. on
Friday. No other way
to get the stamps. No
extra stamps on any C.O.D. crdera
NICE SMOOTH JELLY
GLASSES Pull 8 ounce
capacity, with or without
the tin covers. A pack
age containing 2 dosen
of either wlllTae efln
sold for ,...PWC
And fifty ($5) In Little
Green Stickers thrown tn.
Limit of 2 dosen to a
oustomcr. N o extra
Stamps on any C. O. Z,
orders. ' '
COLORED CANDLES all col
ors, limit of 12. each..,
lc
Klt-rl GLAZED JAR. rZ.
DINIER8 at 11.98, A (ft
11.68, 11.38, 9H0 and-.va'C m
ana iw inn) in Little
Green Stickers.
t-XN. JTLOWER
AND SAUCERS,
per dozen
And fifty ($5) In
Green Stickers.
JOTB
48c
LltUe
All sises of Flower Pots
ind Hanging Baskets car
ried In good quantities,
bought from first bands
at right prices.
TWO HANDLED CHINA
VASES WITH SOU
VENIR VIEW8 O F
OMAHA, regular 60cym
values, each s-OW
And twenty ($3) In Ltttle
Green Stickers.
JAPANESE CHINA
SALTS AND PEP- fr
PERS, each vfC
And ten (tl) In Little
Green Stickers. .
ONE GALLON STONE
CROCKS OR Iflp
IARS, each
And twenty (12) In Little
Green Stickers.
Remember we can fur
nish you most anything; made in stone,
ware In any size jars 2 qt. to GO gals.
1 ni a nAfTiiTe 1
Do you know of anything that you 1
can buy and use for one year and 7
then set your money back lesa ten A
per cent, outside of Diamonds sold '
by usT That is what we have been 1
offering and doing for the past four
tern years. We have them from IS 1
10 OU.
i
Sir DODGE.
If yon aro
looking for a
homo and
want to visit
tba West you
WONDERFUL
RB50URCE5
OP TUB WBST
can do so with very llttls si penes as tha
Union Pacific will sail One-way Colonist
Tickest svtry day at tha followlnf
rates from Missouri River terminals:
(Council Bluffs to Kansas Olty Inclusive.)
SEPTEMBER UTH TO OCTOBER UTH
$20.00 to Ogden. Sslt Lake City,
Butte, Anaconda and Helena.
122.60 to Spokane and Wenatchee.
$26.00 to Sao Francisco, Los Angeles
and many other California points.
$26.00 to Portland. Tacoma, Seattle,'
and many other Orefoa and WaabJagtoa'
mm 1111 m 1 1 m l-w-
See Our
Display ot
Ladies' New
Fall Suits
mm
THBJ SEUAEXS STOBK.
COME EARLY FRIDAY-ITS REMNANT DAY.
AtHTOt one carload of various kinds of
remnants from 2 Ho to o yard, worth dou
ble and trlbhle what we ask for them.
1 ease of dark and light flannelettes, R
worth lt)o and lZc, will go at, yard...OC
I rases Zlbelines, worth 15c, Tl
fine colors, per yard a 4C
I cs of the celebrated Vlcund frti
cloth, best goods made, per yard IUW
Over 80 cases of Arnold's celebrated flan
elettes, worth lc; flockarms, worth 19o:
Velour Velvets and other fleece-lined
goods, worth up to 26c. soi
all go at, yard Z7. lA-SC
EXTRA
to gray cambrio linings,
per yard ,
Ho prints.
per yard
Ho Indigo prints,
per yard ,
lOo fine ginghams,
par yard ..,
Best Apron checks,
per yard
lc
21c
.-.31c
5c
5c
P.9M5.?5A.W'TJfr?II)AT FOR REMNANTS IN OUR IJNEN ANT ' DOME8TIO
DEPARTMENT. PRICES AND QUALITY CAN'T nv. Ron t.itti. w""1 w
LONG MILL ENDS OF UNBLEACJUCD
MUbUN, regular 7Ho to Hc value, Fri
day, only 10 yds. to customer, at, 24c
RkMNANTS OF ' BLEACHED MUSLIN,
one yard wide, regular 7 He to Rr
l4c value, at- yard Ofc'
ATLANTIC SHEETING, bleached, equal to
Utlca Mills or Fruit of the Loom. 2H yds.
wide, guaranteed, regular 80o values, Fri
day, only 10 yards to customer, 'J.4r
at Dr vard
15 yds. BLEACHED MUSLIN, oae yard
wide, regular 8Hc value, 1
Friday 16 yds. to customer, for...
LARGE HUCK TOWEL, pure white, red
Doraer, regular lOo value, Friday, - Bn
6 to customer, at. eaah -'
MORE SILKS FROM THE
A whirlwind of baraalns for Friday and
Bargain counter full of silks 9 Sr
See the great line of fancy silks
39c
at. yd
And over 100 pieces of handsome
49c
allks for waists and suits at.
GREAT COLLECTION HTOH PT.ASH EVRN1NO BILKS FOR HORSE SHOW.
AND AK-SAK-BEN BALL COSTUMES
LADIES'
LADIES KNIT SKIRTS, FINE JERSEY
OKH AND ASSORTED PATTERNS, WORTH FROM 9U TO 11.W. Itjfl
ON BALE FRIDAY IN TWO LOTS, AT 8tto AND
Sea display in 16th street window. We have only a limited quantity, so oome early.
FLANNEL DEPT. BARGAINS
Remnants of 10c, 80-Inch wide, extra heavy,
HnaKer Flannel, and cotton
IIVUIIN, I.fU , ,,
Remnants of 15c Book Fold
5c
zephyr Ginghams, at, yard.
BIG CANNED GOODS AND CEREAL SALE FRIDAY.
-lb. Cans Wax Beans 6 Ho
J-lb. Cans String Beans 6H0
t-lb. Cans Lima Beans 6Hc
t-lb. Cans Sifted Early June Peaa 7Hc
t-lb. Cans Boston Baked Beans, with
or without sauce "Ho
8-lb. Cans Solid Packed Tomatoes 7Hc
-lb. Cans Golden Pumpkin 7Hc
8-lb. Cans Celifornta Squash 7Hc
8-lb. Cans Rhubarb "He
Good Japan Rice, per lb 3 He
Fancy Pearl Tapioca, per lb 3Ho
Fresh Rolled Oats, per lb 80
Cracked or Flake Hominy, per lb 3Ho
HAYDEW BROS.
OPENING
1 ; OF A
NEW AND THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED LINB
BETWEEN
ST. LOUIS AND CHIC AO .
SUNDAY, JULY ai. 1904
' Thoroogbly Equipped trains leave St Louis and Cblca&w ntgfctXr frftrt'
arrival of Incoming. trains), arriving either olty the following morning.
Equipment entirely new; lavish In design, elaborate In ftirniafalaga
Ask your Ticket Agent, or address,
PASSENQBR TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT. '
PORTLAND
AND
WORTHWESt
WITHOUT CHANCE
Tia
UNION PACIFIC
This route gives you 200 miles along
the matchless Columbia River, a great
part of the diatanoe the trains running
so close to the river that one oan look from
the car window almost directly into the water,
Two Through Trains Daily
With Accommodations (or all Classes
of Passengers
SHORTEST LINE FASTEST TIME
Inquire at
City Ticket Ofllea 183 Farnam Street.
Televhoas 816. -
tempts the -appetite
refreshes you through
and throudh
y SOUTH OMAHA, PHOHB
Muco F. Bus, 1131 DouBias st., omsna. rn.
Lea IditoWl, Council Bluffs, i hone SO.
Great Salt
Women's Fun
Saturday,
Set t6tb St.Wladt
WOOL DRESS GOODS,
SOo all wool waletlngs, just tn.
per yard ,
29c
Boo all wool double fold trloots
for children's dresana, per yard.,aVQ
65o all wool dreaa Flannels,
39a
per yarn ,
69o Fancies,
per yard
75c all wool Zlbellnea,
per yard
..-39o
.49a
SPECIALS.
15c percales,
per yard
26o mercerized linings,
per yard k
Renin anU of all kinds of Dreaa Goods la all
wool and half wool, worth from GOo ta
$1.60, good as long as they last. 1 . K
ail will go at, a yard....MMJlM..100
PURE LIN EM TOWELIMa unMsaohad.
18 In. wide, regular UHo value, y 1
10 yds. to customer, at. rard..... ilU
PURE GERMAN LINEN TAB LB) . DA.
MASK, half bleached, BeveraJ beautiful
patterns, regular tba value. ACln J '
speetal at, yard m. sjf
72-ln. Irish Table Damask, satin finish, pure
linen, regular T&o value. RQC
at, yard. ......
REMNANTS OF TABLE LINEN AND
TOWELING AT LESS THAN COST.
DOTTED SWISS. INDIA LINON AND
CHECK NAINSOOK, regular lOo Ba
value, on sale at, yard :KJ'
SAMUEL EISEMAN STOCK.
Saturday.
. Rich Bengallna Novaltlafl, worth . REn
Hundreds of pieces of beautiful silks, worttl
up to tl.to, on sale Friday and fQn
Saturday at. yd .. ..
AT GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
KNIT SKIRTS.
KNIT SKIRTS IN LIGHT, DARK COL,
Remnanta of 10c best grade Outing. fJlfl
r Flannel, at, yara ..... "
Remnants of tOo Sateen Bllkollne
and Denims, at, yard V
....8i0
Fancy Domestlo Macaroni,' per lb M....7Ho
Fancy Alaska Salmon, per can ...a
T n rrr .a.li. OryTl TT, 4,1.1 . . . . .1 2L1
Fancy Soda, Oyster, Butter or Milk
Crackers, per lb.... . 9
Fancy Crisp GlnKersnsps, per lb....n..le
FRESH FRUIT.
Another car of peaches arrived.
Fancy Freestone Colorado Peaches,
per craio
BUTTER I BUTTER! I BUTTERI 1
Good Country Butter, per lb
Tnnt, n.W Ti 1 1 f T" nAl lh
Fancy Separator Creamery butter 17HO
The very finest Creamery made, per lb. ,2m
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