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"TITE DM ATT A' DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, MAHCIT 13. 1903.
STEWART BROS. COMING OYER !
Wholewle Grocer Will Eemore
Council Elnfls to Omaha.
from
ALLEN BROS. OLD STAND IN COMMISSION
Old BUMIihd Firm SeeUe Field
that GUti It Ort
las for Trade la lie
Own I. In.
Stewart Bros., wholesale grocer at 24
and 2 South Main street. Council Bluffs,
are about to remove their business from
that city and come to Omaha. They have
completed the lease of that aection of the
Ames estate building on Jonea street, be
tween Ninth and Tenth, which Is next to
the Kingman Implement company estab
lishment. The firm will open up for busi
ness on this side of the river about May 1.
For about a year there have been ru
mors that the Council Bluffs grocers would
come to Omaha and entnbllsh their busl
ness here. At that time the Kountzee be
came Interested In the firm and Ben Cot
ton became a partner. The Stewart house
has been In business In Council Bluffs for
about thirty years and hue always been a
conservative firm, enjoying a good business.
It haa been handicapped by Its location
from the fact that Council Bluffs does not
offer a real grocery narket. Retailers
from western Iowa and from Nebraska
who come to the Omaha market, where
they have several large grocery Jobbing
houses to make a complete market, would
not cross the river to Inspect the house
there. For this reason, It Is understood,
the Stewarts have finally decided to bring
their business to Nebraska soil.
The new grocery house will have the
building formerly used by Allen Bros.
The building has been reconstructed and
the work has been completed but recently.
It la now thoroughly-up-to-date, with eleo
trlo elevators and other convenlenoea and
accessories, which will make It satisfac
tory quartera for a grocery house. The
Stewarts will have a frontage of forty
four feet on Jones street and will occupy
the entire five floors of the building.
It is understood also Mr. Dick Stewart
will build a handsome residence on the
fine piece of ground next to the residence
of Luther Kountte at Thirty-ninth and
Dewey avenue.
A Machine for Women
should be the best obtainable. The Singer
sewing machine la acknowledged the light
est running, most durable and convenient
of any. Look for the red 8. 151 Douglas
street, Omaha, Neb.; 438 North S4th atreet,
South Omaha.
A Correction.
A great many o fthe Omaha public are un
der the Impression that I am still at the old
stand that I managed for ao many years.
I am now located at 818-20-22 S. 16th St.,
two-story building on the west side of
street. Just across from my old location,
which, being a corporation, la still run un
der the name of Heyn. I am the only
photographer by that name In Omaha. Peo
ple desiring work of the genuine Heyn
standard will have to call at my new lo
cation. HERMAN HEYN.
SEASONABLE FASHIONS.
I .irFnrFnnrNUfnii?
no. tfa-diitis pleated frock.
Blies 6 to 16 years.
For the accommodation of readers of The
Bee these patterns, which usually retail at
from 25 to 60 cents each, will be furnished
at the nominal price of 10 centa. A supply
la now Kept at our office, ao those who
wish any pattern may get It either by call
tog or enclosing 10 cents, addressed "Pat
tarn Department. Bee. Omaha."
For Early
Spring Wear
We have Just received some neyr
and nobby styles of early spring
footwear for women and are ready
to show them to our customers this
week.
$3.50 to $5.00
are the prices of the best of these
goods, and they represent the best
there Is in women's rahlouable
footwear for xitiliitf. We Invite an
Inspection of the correct styles In
wart shoes for immediate wenr.
FRY SHOE CO.
iSth and Douglas.
Wednesday Specials
IN THE SALE OF
MRS, BENSON'S STOCK
Children's Wool Dresses, at $1 and $1.50
All Mrs. Benson's high class wool dresses
for children, ages 2 to0 years. Thess little drosses are made
in tha very latest styles of light and medium weight wool
materials fine cashmeres, serges, albatrosses, etc. The
6tock was chosen by Mrs. Benson expressly for high class
trade, and was one of the finest and most complete assort
ments in the west. Pretty new uuster Brown styles, Peter
ThompKins. saailors, etc., trimmed ana pi pea. ooiors
are red, light blue, pink, brown, rn
green, plaids, checks, white,
etc. THESE ARE THE LIT
TLE DRESSES THAT Mrs. BEN
SON HAD PRICED at $3, $4 and
$3 Wednesday, your choice,
at
ned
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.50
Children's Wash Dresses Children's white
and colored dresaes, In line lawns, India llnons,
colored cambric, percales, etc., at
$1 j 1-50
Infant's Wear All the infant's slips and baby dresses
from the Benson stock made of silk, India Clfip
linon, Swiss, etc. worth up to $3.50, go &t. ..
Children's Aprons All the children's aprons from the
ByuHon stock white and colored 50o
and 75c values, at tOK
Embroideries from the Mrs. Benson stock
Big new lots of Embroideries fresh from the Benson
stock in all widths embroideries insertings and
galloons many suitable for skirt Bouncings, etc.
widest variety of new patterns, at
62C, 10c, 15c and 25c
MRS. BENSON'S FINE LACES
, hoi tups, turcuuuB, etc., iu lusoriiugb,
22C-3!c-5c40c
Point de Paris, French and Normandy vals Chunys,
point d esprit, net tops, torchons, etc., in insertings,
and edgings
white, cream
and ecru, at..'
E All the handkerchiefs from the Benson stock at 7c-10c-15c
All the HOSIERY from the Benson stock at 15c-25c-35c
All the KID CLOVES from the Benson stock at 69c-$M.50
All Mrs. Benson's LADIES' NECKWEAR at 15c25c-39c
All Mrs. Benson's DRESS TRIMMINGS, at yd. 10c-.5c.25c
All kinds of Buttons from the Benson stock, doz., 5c-10c-15c
Ladies' Underwear from the Benson stock 15c-25c-35c69c
Children's Caps from the Benson stock 25c-39c up to 1.50
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OHAIIA WEATHER FORECAST
Wedaesday eloady.
Omaha's Greatest
Millinery
Opening ,
Bennett 's New Millinery Parlors :: :: Second Floor.
The Most Pleasantly Appointed Millinery Section.
The Fullest and Completest Display of Styles.
The Largest Varieties of Down-to-the Minute Imports.
Stunning Styles
for
Early Spring Wear.
The best informed Millinery Women in Omaha in
charge Mrs. Sinclair, Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Weible and
others you knoio.
MILLINER Y
OPENING EXHIBIT
Showing the Authentic Parisian Modes
FOR SPRING 1905
Wednesday, March 15.
Brandeis Millinery Department
The largest and most complete section devoted ex
clusively to high-class millinery to be found west of
Chicago.
YOUR PRESENCE IS SOLICITED.
The universal verdict of Omaha's well
informed women is that Brandeis ex
hibits the most stunning hats this spring
ever seen in the west.
The Most Superb Assemblage of Exclusive
Paris Pattern Hats Ever Imported
by a House in the West.
Original Millinery Conceptions by Miss Daverne,
Lately of New York.
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS,
IMPORTERS
PARIS NEW YORK OMAHA
eoHS
tv r 'w i n am
DR. BRADBURY
. 1606 FARNAft
Ttth Extracted... .23c
Porcelain Fillings $1 up
Qold Fillings $1 up
Silver Fillings... BOc up
Crowns $2.50 up
Mates $2.00 up
DENTIST
IS Year Same Location
Phono 1734.
Bridge Work $2.00 up
Nerves removed wltb
out pain.
Looso Tcotb Mad
Solid.
Work guaranteed 10 years.
UNCOMMONLY. GOOD
Chase's SORE THRO JIT CURE
For the Throat. Mouth and Teeth
Effective, Pleasant. Antiseptic
At Druggists). Price 23c.
1
Special Mid-Week
Sale of Tubs
arnd Washboilers
Forty ($4.00) Green ' Trading; Stamps
with any size Galvanized ClfLr.
Tub, 72c. 64c and OUC
Thirty (13.00) Green Trading; Stamps
with Tin Copper Bottom Cifir.
Wash Boiler No. 8 'UW
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps
with Tin Copper Bottom i 41U
Wash Boiler No. 9 s.UO
Forty ($4.00) Green Trading Stamps
with Tin Copper Rim 1 A f
Wash Boiler No. 8
Forty ($4.00) Green Trading Stampa
with Tin Copper Rim S .a
Wash Boiler No. 9 I.OO
Fifty ($5.00) Green Trading Stamps
With any All Copper Wash Boiler.
HARDWARE BASEMENT.
' Bring Your
JYeak Eyes Here.
Right Treatment
-Right Prices.
was.
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DMlmiiBroTniWi
Bennett's Great Grocery.
We cater to the classes, the masses
and ALI with the best goods at
lowest prices.
Forty ($4.00) Green
'1 Vu A rttr fcltnmnai nrlt k
SftKKETTSH Pound Tea.....6
wemy v.--.' urreen
Trading Stamps wich
pound package Ben
nett's Capital Cof
fee 28o
Fifty ($6.00) Green
Trading Stampa with
five pounds choice
Japan Rice 33c
Thirty ($3.00) Gren
Trading Stamps with
ten cans solid pack.
Tomatoes $1.00
Thirty ($3.00) Green
Trading Stamps with Aluminum
Coffee Maker &c
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stampa with
Kngllsh pint bottle Haarman's
Pickles 23c
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps
with half gallon bottle Sweet AHia
Pickles 30c
Fifteen ($1.50) Green Trading Stamps
with ten-pound sack Corn Meal,
yellow or white 18c
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
three Uneeda Biscuits 15c
BENNETT S CANDY SECTION.
Special offer on fresh made Marsh
msllows, Wednesday only, lb.... 16c
Twenty-five for 6c
EASTER NOVELTIES.
Cotton Ducks and Chicks, each... 5c
Buster Brown, each 15a
Roosters and Hens, each lc
Egga, thirty for lc
AN EARLY SPRJNG "BREAK" IN
Fine Crockery and Cut Glass
Beautiful Display of French China from the Qreat Bouyat,
Havlland and Elite Factories.
Very choice selections of Plates, Salads, Chop Dishes, Ice Cream Trays,
etc.. etc. . ,
rem
5.00
American Rich Cut Glass
at Popular Prices.
Vases, Bowls, Sugars and
Creams, Etc. On
Special Table
Xmffim A spec,ftl Cut Bowl
..iVXVIgjga ' Would be good valu
Pleased to show goods whether you buy or not Let's show 'em!
NEW PATTERNS IN ENGLISH SEMI-PORCELAIN
Pretty pink rose decoration gold traced thin and will not erase. They
are the yery best we have ever shown. 1 . f(
FULL 100-PIEOE SET for IO.UU
(Can be purchased by the single piece.)
ODD LOT OP GLASS CKEAM JUGS must close them out a J"
regular 10c and 15c value, each JC
150 FRENCH CHINA BREAD PLATES pretty green border gold
stippled a beauty marked to sell at If 1.78; choice, while f AA
they lost l.UU
SECOND FLOOR.
Furniture, Carpets a.nd Draperies Special in Curtains.
Rope Portieres, all sizes and 4 ftH Snow Flake Curtains, all colors, n fir
colors, up from 1'uu pair, tl.w and VOC
, . r,n.h Swiss Curtains, dotted and flg-ured.
Roman Stripe Couch 93C hemstitched, and plain ruffles. fldA
Covera at pair !OC
Nottingham Lace Curtains, full sizes. New Line of Rug; Frlng-ea, at
large, good values, at pair, QSp yard, 10c and
$1.76, $160, 8o, 80c and OOW THIRD FLOOR.
7c
NOTE: First formal opening day of Bennett's New
Millinery Section was a gratification to us because of the
great interest evinced by the shopping public, and the un
stinted praise given expression to, all around.
Every lady is heartily invited to inspect every item
in this spacious, new and magnificent department. .
SECOND FLOOR.
DIAMONDS!
Are considered by aome an indication
of wealth others consider them In the
nature of an Investment others attain
think them to be an emblem of pros
noHiv whiln Avrv one concedes them
O0 be the best thing- to put their
" money In. There Is nothing else that
' you can buy that you can use that
" you can enjoy every waking minute
that you cun realise what you paid
i ... I. I.,... 1 A ..t. t If vnll tiru Of
It in a year. This Is what we agree
to ao. j-kkk prosperous biiu jvu
achieve prosperity.
!5T-& DODGE.
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SURPRISING PRICES
It Is . surprising to
know how much
money can be saved
by coming here for
work upon the teeth
and at the same time receive
the attention of skilled, gradu
ated and registered dentists.
Full set of teeth, $8.00. Pain
less work guaranteed.
ITAFT'SDENTAL ROOMS I
I 1517 DOUCLA8 ST. I
HOTELS.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
EUROPEAN PLAN
ROOMS WITH BATH FROM $1 00 UP
ROOMS WITHOUT 61 H, $1.60
IN ST. LOUIS f
OOH. STN AND LOOUST STS. s
(fkarari nj c. REaTY. Mo
Lou HUtuM telephoD In Hd room. Finest Cats lo St. Louis la eharr of taa lab-rated
aatulDTof n!w OrlBnt Tand Vk. hint duriaa b. Fair. Fwaoa and OraoU dlaha to ault amy
P.I.M T and V .rr vat'.. B.. l. to luuch lur tlrd aboppra. kopUun root tor Uul.
1ST oooiooTioa
roa asASOHASkS paiess
Rousing bargains
in high grade
REMNANTS
Friday. Don't
miss them.
!AYSB3s
TUB RELIARLB ITORI.
Special Sale of
Dirk's celebrated
summer draper
ies Friday. See
16th St. window.
69c CREPE DE CHINES Wc
An excellent quality in the new messaline finish, 24 In. wide.
A complete line of all the newest and most etylish spring
shades. Greens, Resida, Niger, Universale, Browns, Beige,
Cold Brown, Mordose, Mode, Tan, Champagne, Coquelkot,
Nickel, Argent, Grays, Shell, Pink, etc. A regular A (TK
69c quality, an extra special value, Wednesday fffQ
GREAT SHOE SPECIAL
Closing out an elegant line of the cele
brated Brooks Bros, ladies shoes In
vlel kid snd patent calf, very best
styles, with genuine hand yf Q
turned soles, reguiar $3.00 XT0
to $5.00 values, at
BOYS' Knee PANTS SUITS $2.50
An alroot unlimited choioe of patterns
and fabrics In double breasted Norfolk,
sailor bloute, Russian blouse, and threa
piooe style, 3.60 to 93.00
values, special sale price
Wednesday
uu IIH nv
2-50
LADIES' SUITS THURSDAY
$18.00 silk and wool suits, in newest f g AA
spring styles, wonderful bargains, H BsUU
Thursday, at
GREAT SALE OF LACES AND EMBROIDERIES THURSDAY.
WATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING PAPERS.
GROCERIES
Pried Fruits, Cereals, and Canned goods
We retail to the consumer. The hlfth
READ THESE, DRIED FRUIT PRICES.
Choice California Prunes, per lb 4c
Fancy Santa Clara Prunes, per lb 6c
3- Crown Muscatel Ralntns, lb 5c
4- Crown Muscatel Raisins, per lb 6c
Fancy seeded raisins, pkg Sc
English Cleaned Currants, per lb 7Hc
California Dried Grapes, per lb Be
Virginia Blackberries, per lb THc
Choice California Peaches, per lb 9c
Fancy Pitted Plums, per lb 120
Fancy Bartlett Pears, per lb 12He
Choice Moor Park Apricots, lb 12Ho
Fancy California Nectarines, , per lb.... 9c
Virginia Red Raspberries, per lb 23o
New York Dried Apples, per lb 8Hc
READ THESE CANNED FRUIT PRICES.
2-lb. cans best Sweet Sugar Corn TMo
2-lb. cans Fancy Wax, String or Lima
Beans Sc
S-lb. can Solid Packed Tomatoes...... 7c
Sale Wednesday.
est quality Roods art wholesale vrleea.
3-lb. can Lye Hominy Sa
8-lb. can Guidon Pumpkin Bo
3-lb. can Golden Table Syrup..... TVo
3-lb. can Boston Baked Beans 7H0
1-lb. can Cove Oysters TViO
Mb. can Fancy Early June Peas THo
1-lb. can Assorted Soups, any kind you 1
wa"t THo
1-lb. can Fancy Alaska Salmon So
READ THESE CEREAL PRICES, ETC
T lbs. Best Oatmeal ... 1B0
10 lbs. Best Cornmeal 15
4 lbs. Best Hand Picked Navy Beans.. Uo
4 lba. Good Japan Rice , I5j
4 lbs. Pearl Tapioca, Sago, Barley or
rlna k......' Uo
10 bars Best Laundry Soap 28a
Xselo or Malta Vita, par packaga. 7fco
HONEY! HONEY I HONEY I
The very purest Colorado White Clorer
Honey, per rack 10
ANOTHER GREAT FiSH SALE
ANOTHER GREAT FISH SALE.
Holland Herring, each 2c
Spice Herring, each 2c
I Anchovies, lb THO
Yarmouth Blonters, lb 340
Fancy White Fish, lb., 6o
Alaska Salmon, lb 10o
Smoked White Fish, lb lZc Genuine George's Codfish, lb.. ..........0X10
MAYDEft) BROS.
WANTED
A BOY
in every town to sell
our new Saturday Bee.
. We will send any boy the first 10 COPIES BBEE
It contains 18 pages of special magazine features, including
10 colored pages with BUSTKK BllOWH COMICS, altogether 3Q
cages, and is a big seller everywhere on Saturday
YOU WAKE TWO CENTS PROFIT ON EVERY PAPER YOU SELL
For Full Particulars Write to
The Omaha
Omaha, Nebraska.
Bee,
Santa Fe Southwest
Homeseekers' rates
H l All tba Way
Xsk Qao. C.
Chambers. Paaa.
Agt, 40t Equit
able Bldg., Des
Motnea, la., for
rates and copy
of "The Earth."
Excursions are run from the East
over the Santa Fe twice a month
to the Great Southwest Get on
board
The round'trip fare is about half
the usual price. See with your
own eyes the most prosperous
section of the U. S.
WANT A WARM OFFICE?
Steam Heated
Offices in
The Bee
$10.00. $15.00 $18.00 and $25.00
PER. MONTH.
R. C. P-ETER-S B CO.
Rental Agents,
Ground Floor
Be Bid.