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TITE OMATTA DAILY BEE: RATUTIDAY, JANUARY 14. 100X
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S Greatest Clearing Sale
MEN'S CLOTHING EVER KNOWN
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Men's
$;8
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Men's
$15
THEY ALL 60 ON SATURDAY, AT, CHOICE. $8.88
AH the Men's Pants
best pants in our
materials, in the very latest
and best styles and patterns
many of these pants are taken
from'suits that were priced at $15
and $20 all sizes your choice at. . .
Clearing Sale
All our men's $2 and $2. 50
shirts negligee and laun
dered, pleated and plain
fronts, made of Imported f Q
shirtings, scores of smart fjf
new patterns, at each.. .
AMAZING REDUCTIONS OF
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS
COLD DELAYS THE TRAINS
Railways Operate with Great Caotlon
Oaring- the Present Severe
Weather.
Despite the fact that there Is not much
snow, trains from every direction are very
late reaching Omaha and few of them are
making any pretensions at running on
schedule time. The fault Is not with the
snow, but with the cold. WheelB will not
take hold of the rails and It Is hard to
keep up steam. Oil congeals, and this Is
another drawback. At every station of any
Importance a thorough and careful investi
gation Is made of the passenger trains from
end, to end, and this causes delay. Ma
chinery does not work so well and there
are other things of apparently minor im
portance that are operating against the
running of trains on schedule time.
Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued up to noon January 13:
Name and Residence. Age.
Walter O. Welch. Kettle Falls, Wash.... 28
Kva J. Pickett, Omaha 22
Louts Frnnklln. Terry, 8. D 31
Ksther Waxenbc-rg, Omaha 23
George B. Thufelt. Omaha 19
Grace M, Barnett, Omaha 17
18-K., Wedding Rings, cdholm. Jeweler.
Very lowest prices for choice ducks, geese
and chickens. Central Markets, 10th and
Harney, and 16th and Capitol avenue.
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"Take It away, take It away. You're
another, there' , no coal as good as
Bonania."
If you like to beat your bouse
quick, and keep It cory and warm,
you should burn BONANZA SEMI.
ANTHRACITE COAL. It costs
$3.60 per ton less than bard coal
and will burn satisfactory in stoves
as well furnace.
CENTRAL COAL & COKE CO.
15th and Harney. 'Phones 11-16-4711.
for Menstrual Suppression :
from
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Must rowrrut pp
TAN-GOT
moU In Onmht b ghtrmtn tt MrCoDutll Drug Co.
Mail erilsrt Sited. uffU.d. H tu f li.
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Here Are the Alost Sensa
tional Values in AlerTs
Overcoats and Suits Ever
Announced in Omaha.
Thonsands of our rery finest, newest
garments going at unheard of reduc
tions Saturday.
v' Overcoats " Suits
Overcoats ' Suits
so Overcoats l Suits
Overcoats s Suits
Sale '
Begins
Saturday
Worth Up To $5 The
stock made of wool
of Men's Shirts
Men's negligee laundered
shirts all neat new ef
fects cuffs attached
detached worth $1 and j g
$1.23-duriosr this clear- fI(
iag sale, at each r J s
ALL MEN'S UNDERWEAR
BOSTON
ATTEND
THE
BIG SALE
We would advise those who possibly can
to come as early In the day as possible on
Saturday to avoid the rush. At the ex
tremely low prices at which this stock Is
being sold it pays the people to buy the
goods and lay them aside for future use.
Men's full suits o clothes, $2.85; mens
Black and Drab Corduroy Pante, all sizes
up to 42 waist, 98c; men s Overcoats as low
as 11.48; blue and black Beaver Overcoats,
2.90; heavy grey Ulsters, .90; all wool
heavy long cut Overcoats with satin sleeve
lining, $4.90, former value $12.60; extra heavy
black cheviot Pants, 98c; men's blue Over
alls, 25c; wool socks, 9c; heavy Jersey
Shirts, 25c; fleece-lined Underwear, 25c; ex
tra heavy wool Underwear, 48c; men's
brown suits, $2.90; fur Coats from $6.S0 up;
children's Reefers, 48c; kneeants. 15c; all
kinds of winter caps for children, boys and
men, your pick, 12c; silk neckwear, 5c, 9c
and 15c; leather Gloves, 15c and 25c; fine
Kid Gloves, 48c; extra good Sweaters, 25c;
good Smoking Jackets, $2.98; blanket-lined
Duck Coats, 69c; Duck Coats with sheep
lining, $1.98. The above goods and hun
dreds of other articles at equally low prices
are on sale on our 2d floor.
ON OUR MAIN FLOOR
We give you unrestricted choice ot all our
men's Overcoats, including the Alfred Ben
jamin's make, overcoats which formerly
sold as high aa $28.00; your unrestricted
choice, $15.00 -
FURNISHING SPEGIALS
Ear Muffs, 8c; all silk Mufflers, 45c; boys'
Fur Gloves and Mitts. 48c; extra good Oolf
Gloves, 25c; 50o four-in-hands, 25c; 50c Sus
penders. 25c. Also special values in Sweat
ers and Underwear.
THE GUARANTEE
CLOTHING CO.,
1519-1521 DCUGLAS ST.
Pretty Cold
To Drink Water
Yet some folks drink wnter all the vear
around. We certainly StI.K luo KINDS of
MINERAL WATERS. . mnong them about
tioi.-u kinds of GINGKU ALU.
Speslal Prices by the Caie
AMl.KNE Water, SMALL 10c bottle.
A PENT A Water Small, loo
Imported Hunyudt Water
Seionica Water 5ue
t'arnbana Water , a,
Rublnut St-rre Water 3Sc
(it-nulite Otrlehad Bprudel Water toe
WAI KKSHA-IIVQEIA WATLR.
1) gallon can, for $2.50
With rehate of 11.00 for return of can.
W RITE FOR CATALOGUE.
Sherman& McConnsli DrugCo.
Cor. Sixteenth and Dodge Bts.,
OMAHA. KUy
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STORE. 1
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MONTGOMERY &
OF CHICAGO
Huy the entire stock of the MODEL MERCANTILE CO.,
1105 FARNAM STREET
Not one rent's worth of merchandise will be moved. Every
article will be sold for less than manufacturer's cost.
The Entire Stock Goes on Sale Sat
urday Morning at 8 O'clock.
SEE TUE
$20.00 Mens Suits
115.00 Men's Suits
$10.00 Men's Suit
$20.00 Men's Overcoats
$15.00 Men's Overcoats
$10.00 Men's Overcoats $4.0O
$2.00, fci.oo and $1.00 Men's Tnnts $1.4$
$1.25 and $1.50 Men's I'ants 74c
$2.00 anil $2.50 Corduroy I'ants We
$1.50 and $2.00 Fancy Vests 7!'c
$1.50 Ducking Coats S4c
50c, 75c and $1.00 Winter Caps 34e
$2.00 and $2.50 Fur Hat 04 c
$3.50 John B. Stetson Hats $1.74
$1.00 and $1.50 Wool Fleece Underwear , 4!tc
25c and 35c Cotton Underwear 7c
15c Black, Brown and Fancy Hose tic
50c and 75c Fancy Wool II one . . . .
10c Kockfor Hose 5c
50c, 75c and $1.00 Sunicnders
50c, 75c and $1.00 Dress Shirts
50c, 75c and $1.00 Neckties
15c White Collars, all styles
15c White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs
75c and $1.00 Golf Gloves 4-ic
25c nnd 35c Leather Gloves 12c
$2.50 and $3.50 Shoes $1.7S
$1.50 and $2.00 Shoes IMc
$1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 Umbrellas 7'Jc
75c and $1.00 Low Cut and Storm Rubbers 40c
$0.00, $7.00 and $8.00 Leather Suit Cases $3.78
$2.00, $3.00 and $4.00 Leather Hand Satchels $1.08
75c and $1.00 Alarm Clocks 4!)c
50c and 75c Cull Buttons 14c
$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 Watch Chains , 74c
$1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 Gold Itinss W)c
$1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 Punching Bags 74c
$2.00. $2.50 and $3.00 Boxing Gloves v $1.24
Come early and avoid the rush. This sale will positively close Sat
urday night.
All fixtures, Including Safe, Show Cases and Shelving for sale. Mer
chants wishing to sell their stocks will find us ready buyers.
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VjUI JT ilViLJk-B SUITS and COATS
Every Ladles' Suit and Coat In this store has been
reduced In price Not one has been reserved the prices
are cut to cost and below cost Bargains await you if
you'll come quickly. Credit to All.
All $12 Suits or Coats
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28
33
40
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Men's and Doys Salts and Overcoats at Low Prices
FACTORY TO FAMILY 42 STORES
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Special Candy Sale
SATURDAY ONLY
Black Walnut Taffy, per pound S5o
Finest Caramels, per pound 30c
Mixed Candy, per pound, uc. 20c, 15c and 10c
We make all our own candy and guarantee It to be
always fresh and pure Kopp's candy stands for "good
0
, candy."
JACOB
TELEPHONE 427
No other Prep
aration on the
market equal to
Kuhn's Glycerole of Roses
KOR SALE AT KUHN'8 DRUQ
"MAD IN OUR KITCHEN TO SAVE WORK IN 7oURs"l
'None Such PliNci: Meat !
la 2-Pie 10c Packages with List of Valuable Premiums. rffiiTJiotk 1
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FOR A CHAMPAGNE COCKTAlt
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CHAMPAGNE
SfcRVEO EVLXYWHERE
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PRICES.
....$7.00
, . . .$5.50
$4.
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.. .$5.50
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fc Rcx-kford Hose lie
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2!c
li)c
tie
Oc
9BBS
at this Sale
$ 8.08
10.40
12.08
14.80
13.83
17.40
10.60
23.08
27.80
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KOPP, The Candy Man
130 J PARN4VI 5T
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STORE. 15TH AND DOUGLAS.
HE CARE OF THE HAIR
vhuuJd b of InterMt lo vcnr woman. If Gray of
(. had, li can b raat raii to ila Dftturftl tuW.
or BkAda My ita deaucd.
The Imperial Hair Prenerafor
U th4WkDuwlMl(rid STANDAtin HAIR
( OLuKlNt of ihr mg. Il U alljr atL-
1 lawi. MllkM III laur-'iri Alia tfhiAHT IB
radoutnlr tirmle.. V-nruule of ti.ilrrol-
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We read of climes where the
sun slilns Incessantly and rar
est flowers continually blossom
sending forth their volumes of
fragrance, where most Inviting
and attractive fruits flourish In
abundance unl innumerable
varieties of fresh vegetable:--devdop
most beautifully and
wish we could dwell within Its
mlilst, but we cannot reach It.
however the products of that
wonderf'il garden spot are at
your disposal at
Sommer Bros.
Exponents ef Good Living
28th and Farnam Sts.
Telephones 736, 132).
consisting of
Leaf Lettuce Head Lettuce
Fivsh Mushrooms
Kipe Tomatoes Rhubarb
Spotless Wax Ben us
String l'.cuns Spinach
Slender Cucumbers
F.ndive Brussels Sprouts
Sweet Potatoes
Given Onions Radishes
CIMSP CLLKUV
Ojtall Oats.
4 pkgs. for
Swift's Soap,
lo bars for. . .
Pork nnd Beans,
.'Mb. can for..
Halston ("lisps,
per pkg
Malta-Cores,
1st pkg..
Bart let t Pears,
per en n
...25c
...25c
...10c
5c
Lemon Cling Poaches,
per can
3 lbs Pork Chops,
for
4 lbs. Pork Butts,
for
3 lbs. Pork Sausage,
for
3 lbs. Hamburger,
for
3 lbs. Spare Bibs,
for
14c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
Turkeys, Ducks. Geese
nnd Chickens at lowest mar
ket prices.
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I Ladies'
Sweaters
In Blouse or Norfolk style. The
swcllrst made. We can fit and suit
you In nny size or color, from -.50
to $5. There is none better made
than ours.
Sweaters for boys, $1.00, $1.26 and
$1.S0.
Ruster Brown Sweaters, $1.00 and
$1.75.
Stockings like mother used to make
and beads as usual. ,
JOS. F. BILZ,f
322 So. 16th St., Omaha..
We are sole agents for the notorial ,
Keview Patterns.
FRY'S CUSHION
SOLE SHOE I
Is solid comfort to the wearer. If tin
soles of your feet are sore and cal
loused. Just try a pair and be con
vinced how much easier It Is to walk.
The only remedy for tired feet.
Fry's Cushion Sole Shoes
$4.00 A PAIR..
CRY SHOE CQ
! ii&DOKLASECIttlH.
YOUR
PHYSICIAN
SAYS
That the dry mountain
air of Colorado as an elixir
of life, stands pre eminent.
Alwuyt riyorouH and invig
orating, the crisp atmosphere
and delightful climate are at
their Lett in, winter.
Winter Tourist ticket at
round trip rate of $17.20 on
Bale daily from Chicago to
Uenver, Colorado Spricj:i
and Pueblo, via
UNION PACIFIC
Good on all fast trains.
Accommodations fur all
clasdea of passengers.
Inquire
City Ticket Office. 1324 Farnam St.
'Phone. 31(i.
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BOTDEB
WONDERFUL
SATURDAY
VALUES.
THB r f.i. t
Men's Suits
The Greatest Bargain Giving Sale
Ever Known in Oma1.1. Come Early.
Men's Suits.
In oxford gray, and brown,
meltons, plain blue and b ack
cheviot, fancy cassimeres or
cheviots and many o:her
fabrics, in bo:h single and
double breasted styles, all
well made and regular
$7.50 to $15 val
ueschoice $5
-
Your Boy's
SKoes
Are the hardest to iret for boys are
mlKhty hard on their shoes yet the
Sl.bu shoe we nave will xtana more
hard knocks than nny boys' shoe you
ever bought at this price This hHS
been a shoe we've sold for years anil
we know, nnd the parents who have
bought them know that this Us true.
Hrlng the boys In Saturday and let
us fit them to a pair You will bo glad
we asked you to after the boy has
worn them.
Write for Illustrated Catalogue.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 FARNAM STREET,
Omaha's Up-li-Batt Shoi Hoass
1511
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Waists, Skirls, Undermuslins,
Millinery
Enormous Clearing Sale SATURDAY
A CLKAHIXO SALE AT SilKLLEY'S MKANS BOMETII1NO.
ADVANCE NOTICE:
Owing to the phenomenal success of our Shirt WnlKt and Skirt
. i....... .i.,m,i.i t,, ..tHhlish iIiIh Kiirluir the ureatent ready-
to-wear dejiartnient in Hinahn, inclinllii),' excliiK.vo Walnts, Skirts, Suits, t
Muslin Inderwenr nnd"Hosiei.v equal in standard to our MllJInery de-f
purtuient, which win i) tne gr-aiest.
GRAND ISLAND ROUTE
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE, with new 80-foot Aretylens Oas
bzh ted Pullman Chair Cars (-ats fre on night trains and
Kllmun hlKh-back sent Co.ches on day trains Ci.lween Kansaa
'Itv and St. Josei.h, Mo ; Hiawatha. Seneca. Marysvllle. Kan..
Kairbury, Fairlield, Hustlnas und Grand Island. Jeb.
Connections mads at Kansas City for all points East. South
and West.
At Grand Is'ind direct connections srs made with Union Pacln
(ust trains for California and the Facine Nortbwtst.
Snn nnOIT
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WONDERFUL
SATURDAY
VALUES.
able store.
and Overcoats
$7.50 TO $15 VA U:S,
All odd sizes and broken
lines from our immense stock
of garments, worth up to $15
have all been thrown into
one great lot
at choke
$5.00
Men's O'Coats
In strictly all wool, blue,
black or brown kersey
black or oxferd gray Irish
frieze, etc, medium lengths,
sphnd dly made, regular
$7.50 to $15 values, stupen
dous bargains
choice $5
ES BROS.
may depend anon onr savins act
count belnar jour friend in the lion
of need. The nuvlnic habit Is brat
enrouraueil hy oiriiln(r nn aroonut
here nnd keeping It duliy on the ln
rrenne by savlnic the- iiennles, ntcklea
and dimes nnd let them urow to dol
lars. W pay U per cent on deposits.
tf1.( will open an account.
Omaha Loan & Building Association
1704 Fnrunni. Pee Building.
Q. W. Loomis. Pres. O. M. Natilnger. Sec
Hair
Balsam
i'ruuiotes the growth of the hair and
gives it the lustre andsllklDCBSOf youth.
When the hair Is jray or faded It
BRINGS BACK THE YOUTHFUL COLOR.
It prevents Dandruff and hair falling
and keens the scale c:ean and healthy.
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UtfUTY STATE VETERINARIAN.
H. L. RAMACCIOTT!. 0. S,
CITV VKTKHINARIAN'.
Office and Infirmary, ssth and Mason Sta,
OMAHA. NEB. Telephone 639.
DOUGLAS
t'i 01 uu-ukii.
GENERAL PASS. AGENT,
ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI
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