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TTCR OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATTTIDAY. FEBRUARY 20, IMS.
ANOTHER LOAN SHARK PREY
Kan Payi Twenty Dollars Flat Princi
pal in Usury.
, 6HABKS TEY TO TAKE FUENITUBE
Glss a ISO Hat far fOO, Pars
Relta and Mara Wat Re
ceipts. am4 Haw riafcta
(or Hto Hsaas.
Ahother assault oo tha methods ot chat-
tel money loaners la mada by John O.
1 Talaer In a naw auit to prevent tha Foley
Loan' company from taklnf tha household
gooia of Frank Xrby, a street car con
, ductor or to coleot Ms aalary on an assign
ment given by htm when hard pressed for
money
, Tha Foley firm sent a messenger to tea
Mr. Telaer on hearing of tha ault and
1 promised to return tha nota and mortgage
. If tha auit waa not filed. Telaer agreed.
But tha ault will not b dropped till the
nota and mot-tea ax delivered. Tha loan
man were anxious to keep tha matter out
of print.
Derby Uvea at ICS North Twenty-fourth
at roe t. South Omaha, and ha a family
conalatlng of hia wife, two young daughtera
and hi father-in-law, who la too feebla to
work. Two and a half years ago. when
hard up Derby, borrowed $30, giving a
chattel mortgage on hla household goods
and a nota with Intereat at 10 par cent per
month, whereaa the law allows 10 per
cent a year. At various tlmea up to a
year ago lie eecured amall amount! aggra
vating $80. To cover all hla loana In one
note ha gave a note for $130 aecured by
the chattel mortgage and an aaalgnment of
hla aalary. -
Derby In deapatr at ever getting out of
tha clutches of the loan eharka decided to
. bring bankruptoy proceeding, but after
consulting with Mr. Yelaer choae an In
junction ault instead, aa the best method
of liberating himself. The petition eaya
the exaction! of tha loan men have taken
all the money ho could scrape up and he
has none to meet the last two payments.
During this time ha waa also making
paymenta on the loans and ha now holds
receipts for $110, or $20 more than the total
amount received by him, according to the
petition. He also saya he has paid other
sums for which he did not receive receipts.
The loan company still holds his nota for
$130 and Is threatening to foreclose on hla
household gooda and take hla salary In ad
dition, which would cut off hla Income.
Tha suit Is based on the usury law and It
asks that the note and mortgage ba can
celled by the court.
Bad Cross -I- Cough Drops,
Mother's remedy fur children's colds. So.
STRAWBERRIES ARE SCARCE
Fine Frolt Contra la Snrh Dad Shape
aa to Be In No De
mand. Few If any strawberries were to be had
in the Omaha groceries Friday morning.
For iseveral days they arrived In such
bad shape there waa no sa.a for them
and no good berries ar to be had lust
now. A few Malaga grapes are still In
market and sell from 30 to S cents a
pound. They will rot last much longer,
however.
Plenty of fresh vegetables are In, with
the exception of cucumbers, which are
scare and selling for 0 to 26 cents each.
Mushrooms are also higher and scarce,
selling for 65 and 75 cents a pound. A
few sweet potatoes are still to be had at
t to cents a pound.
Tomatoes are plentiful again and sell
for SO to 15 cents a pound. New Bermuda
onions are In and sell for 10 cents a pound.
New California cabbage came In .this
week and sells for 4 cents a pound. It
Is much sweeter than the old cabbage.
The first car of Florida- celery la ex
pected the middle of next week and will
aell for 5 to 10 cents a stalk. The home
and Michigan crops are about exhausted,
and from now on California and Florida
will afford the only supply.
There Is no change In the price of but
ter and eggs this week, the best package
creamery butter selling for 35 and 37 cents
a pound and tub and roll buttera from 30
to S3 cent a pound.
Fgga ara 25 and 30 centa a dosen.
Chickens ar selling at 12V cents a,
pound wholesale, springs at 13 and 15
centa a pound, broilers at $6 a dosen. ducks
at 15 cents a pound, geese at 13 cents a
pound and turkeya at 20 centa a pound,
A Serloua BreaJtdowa
results from chronic constipation. Dr
King's 'New Life Pills cur headache,
Stomach, liver and bowel trouble. 25c. For
ale by Beaton Drug Co.
JCE CROP LESS THAN HALF
Artlgrlal Mansfnetartna; Plants
Woald Bo Good Investment
Tfcla Saaasaer.
Figure complied Friday by the lea
companies of Omaha, they contend, snow
that the shortag of tha crop la 247,000 tons.
the supply being less than half the atorage
capacity.
Tha combined capacity of the lea houses
In and about Omaha la $80,000 tons. The Ice
Stored at present la less than 133.000 tons.
' "We have some hope that ws may be
able to pack a considerable amount of
natural lea yet," said a dealer, "but the
outlook Is discouraging. Ice manufacturing
machinery will be a rood Investment In
Omaha during the coming season unless
wa get soma cold weather m March."
THE UDGB GROCERY COMPANY
Vader Entlro Haw Management.
J. Eloaburg A Son have assumed the
management of the Lange Grocery com
pany, 2308 Cuming atraet. It la their deter
mination to run a atrictly first-class gro
cery slur In svery particular. They will
carry a complete line of staple and fancy
groceries, frulta, vegetables and delicacies.
meats, poultry, fish and game. Mr. Slos
berg haa had many years' experience in
this Una of business and he avers that tha
prices tbey will b enabled to offer will
b an inducement to their patrons.
To tao Pnblta.
rtiA uimi to be an lmDreaalnn n.,
that w mads a chanae in tn.
ment. Tills la a mistake. Th Omaha
t .,111 JftU. I .
r latins - uuBiuMs ai
. - . J ..hah IK - - .
me same iwuu u,,u, , manage
ment. IXIT1S BLAVIN, Prop.. lao Har,
ny at. . .
"Wanted Motners of families to writ for
ur new illustrated catalogue of wearing
spparel for young peopl. Mention thla
saixr. lien son a inorm uuipuuan
tsscar, loli Douglas St., Omaha.
Halldlnar Permits.
tfcrugias county, frame hospital at poor
Vol, $6,000; , C. N. Dists. Thirty-eighth
( lost 1 Dwy avenue, repairs 10 a wen
g, RtM R. B. Watson, Sahler, barn
5
mmmmmmmmmmmemmmi nu mi mil a.
asssaaasattlaBaWsaasssa ajmuHtKtJ
1CC0 riec-s. All Silk
! RIBBONS
These are beautiful nil silk
plain and fancy ribbons,
many styles, including
plaids, stripes and checks
messalines and good, heavy
all silk taffetas, in widths
up to 5 inches. They have
been shown in r
window bar- U jffc
gain square, Pj) Bi
at, yard ,
t
I
W HOSIERY SALE
There are great lots of ladies' and men's im
ported Hosiery many finest fast black lisle
and Maco cotton double soles and split
heels many
broidered regular
and out sizes, worth to 75c,
Ladies', Men's rxni Children's Mssiery at 10c and 15c a pr.
Medium and heavy weight lisle, and cotton some regular
made with splice heel and toe and double flA txr
sole two lots at, pair JaUOlaJC
H ANDKERCH'FS
Women's and men's plain white and colored border hand
kerchiefs, fancy lace trimmed and em-1 C If)
broidered edge on bargain tables, at. JC' JC"1C
LONG KID GLOVES
12-button length real kids, In black, brown and tan alao
16-button length French lambBkina. black, CIQ CA
tans every pair fitted at, pair J Om&Dt
GAUNTLETS The celebrated Northup make, black and tan
gauntlets-three great lota, 1 98 2 50
LONG SILK GIX)VE8 12 and 16-button lengths, C. 1
extra heavy, black only, worth up to 12 pair, at S
We Are Omaha Agent for Those Fameus Brands
LaVida Corsets d Gossard Corsets
, We are showing tho 1908 models In these superior brands
of corsets. Representing different Ideas in corsetry, but both the
undisputed leaders of their class. Wo Invite your Inspection.
Special Sale of
These are regular $1.00 corsets
h and side supporters, French
boned with non-rustablo wire,
at
AN EXTRA SPECIAL SALE OF
1 HOUSEFURMSHIN'S
IN BASEMENT BRANDEIS' OLD ST0HE
eaun, an extra
epeolal for
(Saturday
Tea Kettles Full eight
Quart else, extra heavy
sesmless full nickel
plated, guaranteed not to
BmOOsU
quality
leaa, a Dig special Q
wooo.
Saturday
day only.
BZSK TAVU qt.
stse, gunulne asure
ware, white porce
lain lined, blue mot
tled outside, acid
proof, special for
Saturday only, C
worth 49c, at."
6
JSfEVtRrlsr
rreaerttag Kettles
Choice of ( or" 8
quart elxe, genuine
azure ware, whito
porcelain lined,
blue mottled out
s I d e, guaranteed
acid proof fc
at "C
TOWaHAAGIJ
Special Sat In Drug
toe not, reroxide Hydrogen 10c
25c bottle Dioxlgen 15c
Absorbent Cotton, lb 25c
25c Colgate's Tooth Powder 15c
2- qt. Hot Water Bottle. .'. '. .40c
3- qt. Hot Water Bottle 60c
Wall rVper Bavrjavini
Another of our great sales;
60c Specialties at 25c
25c Papers, high grade, ,16c
15c Papers, glits and florals,
at 10c
10c Papers Go
6c Paper 3
This repreeents spring stock.
No remnants.
Odd rolls of side walls and
cell lugs, roll Ho
We hang paper at reasonable
prtoea.
OMAMA
Page
4 for
BranieU
Big Ad
silk em-i
29c-49c
pair. .
Corsets at 69c
in well known makes, front
batiste and
69c
yt
is
a
5
BVaJIOslS A manufacturer's
sample line of high grade
razors, worth ud to 13 oo.
49c
Made of best
broom corn, . hard
nanaie, salur- a e
sv
SAUCE PAJFB
Choice of 6 or 8
quart else, genuine
azure ware, white
porcelain iined, blue
mottled outside,
.l'?..f....2Sc
Wash WrlnaTar,
Famous Ameri
can "ChallenRe"'
Wringer, fin
ished hardwood
frame
at
1.89
Solid glasa bar, with hardwood
ends, cleaner than ateel or nk'Vel.
worth double, c
at I5C
Taa OenniBa Wilson Toasts four
pieces at once and huats your tea
or coffee pot at the same time,
can be UMd on gas, gasoline !
or oil stoves 1C
Egg" BeaUrn This is the genuine
Lover. known by all to be the
best Special mm
Saturday iC
Departm't. hr'
Vlnlrt. Jorky Club. Carnatl nn ft nA
White l.tlac ferfume, ounce, 10c
tiding your bottle.)
Snow Fluff Cream 2Bo
60c Milk Weed Cream 27c
60o fozzonl'a Face J'owder. . . ,27o
We will close out our 11.60
Chamois Skin Vests (best made),
t 11.75
SPECIALS IN
Sweotland
Full Cream Caramels
worth 35c Saturday at,
per lb 25c
Assorted After Dinner
Cream Pattie3, lb. 19c
Assorted Butter Cups,
per lb 10e
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Til Far Food Center.
Rostaurant on Second Floor.
Saturday's Specials
Bakery Dept.
.15cv
ia lhrp8 men ........
Pound Cakes, each
V 3-Layer White Cakes, each
2i5cg
J Wine Cakea, each Oc'
' Sponge Cakea, each e
Marsipan Dainties, made from Al-;
'J mond Fate, (fruits and
nuts),
peT pound
Mir (
Mararoons, Lady Fingers, Choco-
H late Eclairs, In fact, the finest llnej;
of bakery goods In the city, madej
here, fresh dall. &
Tea an4 CoIIce Dept.
J5 Ankola Coffee roasted every is
g hour In this department. Youjj?
"A can ee It done. We roast all the $
$ coffee we sell; that helps to makefj
H It better, because you get It hotS
M from the rOaBter. Remember the
v noroe 01 Ankola Is
ll Anlrnlfl la cniarantanit
here, and ,s,
to be the
best 3-pound for 1 coffee sold lnp
y the world.
u 60c tlna Tfitlov'a Tta tn L.'
u 60c tins Tetley's Tea for.
t2 . .
R 10c Dr. Price's Jelly Dessert. . .6c.
y 10c Diamond Gelatine Or$
, A A T I, , t
ivc auvu jeiiy rowoer ....... oc
20c cakes Bitter Chocolate.
15c bottles Spices (ans't.).
, .5ci
Meat Dept.
We hay killed for our Saturday;
y trade 100 choice little plga, weigh-jlj
$ lng about 36 pounds each, which $
y we will sell at the following ex-&
m ceedingly low prices:
m . .
4
s orequarters, per pound.,
Q hindquarters, per pound 7HcM
Leaf Lard, 12 pounds for.. .$l.oon
?j 1 ton Smoked Hams,
w
ft cured) per pound
v. rrom w m , m. we will sell IS
515 ion i-orK xtiDs, at, pound . .2Jc
vv rnusjr aim naturauy Only.
Liquor Depl.
J? Friday and Sat unlay Only.
1 1 Fine American Champagne.
8 Pints .
wuarts
Panl. r 1. . . .
yui uuimei limiiea to six Dt'
tgonrtney & Go
17th as Souflaa Sts. Fhosa Bong
647'
Frlrat exobange connect all XtJpta.
Clean Towels
Clean People
i
Sanitary Calliets wl( fall
equipment. Ii-t iu ekplaln
up propot-ltlonL
New System Towel Supply Go.
"iirmpnt. An Omaha
Institution run by J. W. Hazelton, 23
Arlington Block.' Phone Douglas 1812.
r
Phone Douglas 1773
OIPPY! DIPPY! DIPPY!
Have Yours
OfippcecO.
Silverware, Chafing Dishes, Candle Sticks,
Heirlooms, Tableware, Old Clocks, Brass Beds,
Chandeliers and Fixtures of all kinds, Jardinieres, Eti
In fact we make Everything in metal "Good as NewA
Omaha Silver Co.
Kemper, Hemphill & Buckingham
Silversmiths
All
Kinds
Between Farnam snd Harney
2142
LADIE3 BIBT-WAiaT.
Parts Parten N. nil
All Mvauda AUuwcU.
7 I'M-
Bee Want Ads
SHOES
YOUR DOY CAN'T
KICK OUT
Our boys' shoes stand the
hardest wear without flinch
ing. It takes a long time for
even the liveliest boy to kirk
'em out. Good leather used,
carefully planned, carefully
made "wear points" rein
forced that tells tho story.
$l7i $2 $3
FRYSHOECO.
and Douglas Streets
..,.iwiiuiiiiitiiiiaiustisiiiiiilLii.iij,jiuiMM.ilsai
OUR BOYS;
Bless Their Hearts
AND
Preserve Their
Feet
Every Saturday Is boys' day at
this great shoe store. We shoe
more, boys than any store in the
city. Our corps of salesmen are
experts In the fitting of the
youngster's footwear, and not a
boy In town but would rather
come here for his shoes on ac
count of the variety of styles. We
always have just what the boy
wants. For Saturday we offer our
famous
Steel Shod Shoes
The best fitting, best wearing
shoe In" the world; it outwears
any two pair ever built. The
prices range:
Size 10 to 13
$2.00
$2.25
$2.50
Size 1 fd. 2
Size to 5i..
Drexel Shoe Co.
H1J Farua SL
I
IPlatLiinigj
314 S. 13i
30c a YEAR
1 Pattern P-
1 Catalogue U
Lai
Good for One Week Only
To Introduce the Paris Patterns for
which we have taken state agency, we
will send you the Paris Modes Magaiine
for one year for only 30c; regular price,
60c. And give you free of charge one of
our large 126-page Sample Fashion Cnta
loKiio. Also one I'sttvru free; all for 30c.
Tli In Magazine offi r is three in one; A
Hume Muguzine. a Lifetime Maguilne and
a Fashion alagaslne.
Remember Pris Patterns are only lOo
each: all patterns one price; all seams
allowed. Kac h pattern guaranteed.
Paris patterns show the very latest and
best patterns for the season. To Ddv
more than 10c for your pattern is a waste
of money. We will send you a sample
copy of Paris Modes Magazine for the
asking.
JOS. F. BILZ
322 So. 1 6th St. : OMAHA
Produce Results
(Ihc Home of Resin
If
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THH RELIfkQLK STHB
This season we're very
very stronjr on tl e new mod
els in Sack Suits. If you
want to see some of the most
swagger styles ever produced
in men's clothes just come
here and ask to see some of
our HART, SCHAFFNER &
MARX VARSITY MODELS
there are half a dozen or
more styles in this line
some of them sure to please
you. suits:
315.00 $18.00 $20.00
$22.50 $25 up to $30
SPLENDID TOP COATS
values at $10.00 $12.50
$15.00 $18.00 $20.00
OR A VENETTE RAIN
COATS Complete line of
colors and several styles
rain proof, stylish, service
able prices :
$10.00 $12.50 $15.00
$18.00 and up to $25.00
IN BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING out- stock was
never so complete in showing of the popular styles and
fabrics, and comparison will prove our values su; erior.
YOU'LL NEVER TRY ELSEWHERE IF YOU TRY .
1M HMD
Great Sale of Sheet Music
SATURDAY ONLY
Another list of great "Hits" for Saturday's, selling. Do not neglect
getting these big hits. (Add 1 cent per copy by mall).
"I'm Starving For One Sight of
You," by Charles K.
Harris
9c
My Rancho Maid. Js-
Red Wing (vocal or Inst.) Aa.sC
Come to the Land of Bohemia,
When You Love Her and She
Loves You,
Take Me Around Again,
Just Someone,
Just to Remind You,
Snow Queen (two-step),
As Long As the World Rolls On,
"Just Because He Couldn't Sing
Love Me and the
World s Mine," (new) . . ,ZC
The Following Standard
Merry Widow Valse,
LaSorella March,
Whisperings of Love,
Maiden's Prayer,
The Dying Poet,
Flowers and Ferns,
Orange Blossom Waltz,
For I Love You So, (Merry Widow) Crimson Blu hes,
The complete Waltzes from "Waltz Dream Oper u"
The Great Display of Fine Silks
in our Sixteenth street 6how windows is attrat ting much
attention. They are part of the IMMENSE PURCHASE
OF OVER 40,000 YARDS FROM THE AHHLEY &
BAILEY AUCTION secured by our silk buyer, Mr. Mickle,
THE ONLY OMAHA BUYER ATTENDING THE AUC
TION, at much less than cost to manufacture. T .
SEE SUNDAY PAPERS FOR PARTICULARS.
TRY HAY DENS' FIRST
Satisfaction
If You
Buy Your
nIPIlTC M the Popula
iriL-n
We are Omaha headquarters for choice quality and low prices.
Note the saving in special sale prices for Saturday.
Pork Loins 7J2C
Five lbs. Spare Ribs. . . .25c
Home Made Sausage. . . . 5c
Sirloin Steaks 10c
THREE TRAINS EAST
One morning and two evening trains daily -from
Union Station, Omaha to Union Station Chicago.
Superior service in standard sleepers comfort-' .
able and thoroughly clean berths unsurpass-d din- r
ing car service meals a la carte, on the ':
CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE
RAILWAY
Leave Union Station, Omaha, 7:25 A. M.. arrive
lUnion. Station Chicago 9:15 P. M. The Business
Man's Trait, leaves Omaha 6 P. M., arrives Chicago
l0 A. M. The third train
rives Chicixjo 12:28 the
TICKETS, FARNAM ST.. OMAHA
F. A. NASOL GENERAL
1
MAIL ORDERS 'V
PROMPTLY FILLED
Copyright 19? by
Hart SrhaftnM- I Marx
ilRST
"Time Will Tell My Love For
You," (new high- f
class ballad).., ZrC
My Old Plantation Home,
Old Faithful (two-sup), r'
Drifting Leaves Reve le, ,t
It Might Have Been.
And a Little Child Shall Lead
Them, '
There's Another PI ture In My
Mamma's Frame,
My Virginia,
Let 'Er Oo (march) ...... &C
"There's a Girl li the World
for Every Boy," ( ery Q
popular wajz sonfc) , .'.
Selections af. He Each.
Waltz Dream Waltze ,
Spring Song,
My Villa (Merry Widow),
Last Hope (vocal),
Last Hope (InBtrume' ?al),
Flower Song,
Girlhood Days (three ttep),
Every Time I
I U Havden Market
Veal Chops. ....... 10c-7c
Rex Bacon 15c
Shield Bacon..,,.,'... ,15c
Hams .10c
& ST. PfiUL
leaves Omaha 9:58 P. M.,
next noon.
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