THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1903.
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Big Ads.
WAISTING EMBROIDERIES
Fine Nainsook and Batiste Allovcr Waistings and Front-
ings, elegant striped effects special designs
for tucking entirely new effects eyelet,
Japanese, Filet and shadow effects, worth
up to $2.00, at
I anu r rum-
98c
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See Brandeis' Big Shoe Ad
Entire shoe stock of'Des Moines Department store
will be sold at wonderful bargains, begining Thursday.
Thursday Is Chocolate Day
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A SPECIAL NEW LINE OF SUNDAE CHOCOLATES,
ASSORTED FLAVORS, REGULAR 40c A DfK
POUND VALUES, AT, PER J? fl fl p
POUND A!,vv
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See Brandeis' Big Cloak Ad
Thursday we will sell all the women's dress and
street Cloaks from the Lawrence Field stock of Brook
lyn at record breaking bargains.
.OMAHA
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The Fitting of
Misses' Young
Women's Shoes
is Our Specialty
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Whenever you see a trim, dainty
foot, fitted correctly In a stylish
pair of shoes ir Oxfords you can
just set It down that this particu
lar person Is a patron of this great
shoe store.
We are as particular about the
fitting of footwear as we are about
the quality and style in fact we
sell as we buy only the best
and not a pair of shoes or Oxfords
come into this store that are not
A No. 1 In every particular.
"We have Misses' and Young Wo
men's shoes in patent kid, gun
metal calf and vlcl kid. In either
button or lace. All sizes and
widths.
Prices range
$3.50 $3.00 $3.50
Drexel Shoe Co.
1119 Faraan SL
CHICAGO
VIA
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Train leaves Omaha Union Station at 6:00 P. M.
and 7:15 A. M.
Union Depot connections in Chicago for points east
and south.
Rates, sleeping car reservations and detailed in
formation at City Ticket Office, 1402 Farnam St.,
Omaha, Neb.
REALTY MEN OPEN PURSE
Pledge Financial Help to Corn Show
and Auditorium.
F. D. WEAD BOOSTS FOR LATTER
5. G. Wallace Maya Dirhmie Doe
Lot of Talklnc, bat 1 Tight
Whra It Come to II and
. Ins; Oat Money.
By unanimous vote of tho m'imbers of the
Omaha Real Estate exchange, the member
will go behind the National Corn exhibition
with 11,600 or more, the amount asked by
the association and also 11,000 for the com
pletion of the Auditorium.
Short addrenee by F. D. Wead, Presi
dent W,. T. Graham, John McCague, Byron
Masting and O. O. Wallace led to the
action taken by the exchange at It noon
day meeting Wednesday and before .the
numbera left' the room some half dozen
subscriptions to the guaranty fund of the
corn show were received by the secretary,
When the committee report of the $1,000
subscription to the Auditorium second mort
cage bonds was given, a bucket of cold.
cold water waa thrown by II. B. Payne who
aid:
"The committee lias made some effort to
sell $1,000 of these second mortgage Auditor
ium bonds, but ha met with little or no re
eponse. It doca not seem there la a 11,000
fund around to help complete the Auditor
ium at this time. The Idea seem to be
that the Auditorium association I kind
of a closed corporation and we have re
cetved no encouragement." '
This brought P. D. Wead to the floor to
I una i ii ii ii ina nas mmm
Upon Evory Bottlo
And Yrsppsr of tha Cenutat
Dr. Ct&'s PtooTar-ltaney
la printed the abora oeslga and tha
umber $at. Ths design Is oar trade
mark, aad tOt J oar gvmrmmty asaiSv
To medietas soatalaed in snob, botti
will oars Oaughs, Colds and all Broaeaial
troubles anors quickly aad sttsotaaUj
than, any sitter remedy.
DR. BELL'S
Pine -Tar-Honey
Is sold brail droUls sttt, eOo. aad tUW
par aotUs. UuiataoMuwd oaly by
THE E. E. oiTTKEAUNO MOhCiME CO.
I...., Ml.,
Fsaaeaa, Ktatask,
suggeat that the committee be continued
and lnatructed to raise the $1,000 at once.
Mr. Wead also said that there was a mis
conception as to the Auditorium association
and Mr. Payne had undoubtedly got tha
misconception. He moved that Manager
allien be Invited to speak to the exchange
next Wednesday and explain the affairs
ot the Auditorium. Mr. Wead said the
second mortgage bonds offered to complete
the building were a good security, bearing
6 per cent Interest.
'The ground alone cost $50,000 and the
building over $200,000," said Mr. Wead.
- imow, ins mastaite was in not placing a
larger loan on the property In the first
place, but the association only borrowed
$00,000. The sale of the second mortgage
bonds will bring the loan to $90,000. The
property is undoubtedly worth three timca
that amount, and $40,000 la about to - be
spent in Improvements."
. O. O. Wallace said he waa thunderstruck,
or received some other kind of shock, when
President P. A. Nash of the Auditorium
association made the statement that the
real estate dealers had only subscribed $4G0
to the building of the Auditorium.
More Talk This Money.
"We do a lot of talking," said Mr. Wal
lace, "but outside of the money which we
have raised to fight tax laws and suits,
we don't come In very- readily for these
public enterprises, and It Is time we
showed the color of our money on some
of them before we get the reputation of
doing nothing but talk."
Then President Graham played his cards
for the com show: "This exchange haa
been asked to aubacribe $1,600 to the guar
anty fund 'of the National Corn exposi
tion, a thdng which we believe will give
Omaha more advertising than anything
since the Tranamlssisslppi exposition. This
la a small amount of money too small for
us to discuss. The only thing left to do
1a to put it up. I believe I am on the
committee to secure the amount. If I am
Its chairman, I will say that w won't have
time to come around and see every mem
ber of the exchange several times to get
a $50 subscription for the corn show. Ws
know it is a good thing, and will probably
bring all the money back. Anyway, ws
ought to put up without the committee
going around and getting evasive answers."
Byron Hsstlngs then passed ths sub
scription cards and many signed up. The
$1,600 will be raised.
The exchange also ordered the secretary
to send a draft for tha amount necessary
to pay the membership fee of the exchange
in the Transmlssisslppi Commercial con
gress.
SETTLEMENT WORKERS MEET
Mlas Flora Dnalaa of Dei Motaes
Will Make an Addreae la
Omaha.
Miss Flora Dunlap of the Roadside Set
tlement. Des Moines, la., will mak an ad
dress at a mass meeting which will be
held In the Interest of a social settlement
Friday evening. The following members
ot ths committee In charge met Tuesday
afternoon at the city library: Mrs. George
Uaverstlck, chairman; Mrs. Arthur Bran
dels. Mrs. Draper Smith. Mrs. Philip Pot
ter, Mrs. .Albert Edholm. Mrs. Harry Pier
pent. Mrs. Alderson, Miss Louise McPher
son. Miss McCartney, Miss Janet Wallace,
Miaa Marie Kennedy, it Us Elisabeth Moore,
head. Miss Earl, Miss Rooney and Miss
Fowler.
To Ola m Ike scaffold.
Is painless, compared with the weak, lame
back kidney trouble causes. Electric Bit
ters Is the remedy. 60c. For sals . by
Beaton Drug Co
Buster Brown
Bread
GOOD DOWN TO THE LAST
CRUMB.
You will like It It la differ
ent from the ordinary loaf. The
milk and malt used In Its making
gives It a rich, delicious appetiz
ing flavor that you will enjoy.
The little label, Buster and his
dog Tige, on every loaf.
6c at all grocers.
Baked by
U. P. BAKING CO.
SUCCESSFUL
DENTISTRY
Years of practice assures
us that people want our
grade of work the best.
The comfort of our patients
receives - our Constance
thought, which accounts for
our successful dentistry.
We speak German.
, . All work guaranteed.
22K GOLD CROWNS . . . .$5.00
FILLINGS, up from .75c
Taft's Dental Room
1517 Douglas St. -
Cmmro npalifin i
and doing good work has built
for us the biggest cleaning and
dyeing business In the west.
We solicit the business of all
new residents of Omaha as well
as all the old ones who are not
already customers.
"Satisfaction or your money
back" Is our motto.
Write or phone for price list.
The Panlorium
"Good Cleaners and Dyers."
1513 Jones St. Both Phones.
"FOLLOW THE FLAG.
FIRST Lb ARRIVE
Leave Omaha Dally 8:30 P. M., Arrive
St. Louis 7:39 A. M.
Leave St. Louis Dally 8:01 F. Ar-
rive Omaha 0:25 A. M.
Special rates daily to the south.
Homeseekers' Excursions first and
third Tuesday each month.
Tickets to or from all parts of the
world via all steamship lines.
For rates, berths, beautiful descrip
tive booklets and all Information, call
at Wabakh City Ticket Office, 16th and
1 amain streets, or address, Harry E.
Moore, G. A. P. D., Omaha. Neb.
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REMNANT UlllRSDAY
The usual Thursday Clearing of Short Lengths and Odds
and Ends. Many lots on sale that are not advertised. Don't
forget the BIG BLACK SILK SALE FRIDAY.
A Tiiursday Shoe Event
A Dlff Shipment Just Unpnckcd
Handsome stylish shoes for women with a sav
ing of over a dollar on each pair. . THE LENOX
$3.00 SHOE, a well made dressy shoe, perfect
goods, no jobs, all sizes and all widths.
Patent leather button styles, also, new tans,
gun metal, patent colt and vici. On Thursday,
1 riday and Saturday we offer them at
8Q8
See
Window
Display.
In The
Sheet Music Department
THURSDAY WE OFFER THESE POPULAR SONG HITS.
"Somewhere," "Red Wing," "Love Me and The World Is Mine,"
"School Days," "Come to the Land of Bohemia," "Honey Boy," "Night
and Day," "Dreaming," "Little Cory Flat," "Stung," " I'm Afraid to
Come Home In the Dark," "Every One is Meant for Some One,-
"Awakening of Birds," "Sweet Pickles," "Clover
Blossoms," "When the Moon Plays Peek-a-Boo," .
"Loves Dream Waltz"
"Under Tropical Moonlight."
"Cinderllla Two-Step," "Not Be
cause Your Hair Is Curly,"
"La Sorella" (aa played at
Orpheum this week)
5c
Big purchase 500 copies Merry
Widow, scores special
Thursday,
at
If by mall add 4c for postage.
15 c
Merry
19c
1.08
S '9
7.50
Special displays of flowers on the counters at lowest prices.
Dennett's Big Grocery
Fresh Valncs in Fresh Roasted
Coffees
Best We Have Corn, three cans
Best We Have whole Tomatoes, can..
Economy Milk, three cans
Wonder Wax for Washing, two pkgs.
Wiggle Stick Bluing, six sticks
Triplets, for washing, package
Jell'O. lemon and raspberry, 3 pkgs...
Marshall's Preserved Bloaters, can....
Batavla Corn, can
Nutlet Peanut Butter. Jar
Nutlet' Peanut Butter, iar
jar. .
Beautiful China
Hand painted. Every lady enjoys nice China. We
are' showing some handsome plates, creams and
sugars, etc. You would enjoy spending a few min
utes In our store.- Look for the name
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
1010 Douglas Street.
Thursday's Bargain Bulletin
tmbroldtrits
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Great
Shoe
Sale Continues
P
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"THREE WEEKS" Second shipment ot this great book by Elinor
Glyn. "A book to make you forget that the world is gay."
THE 1ROX HEEL, by Jack London, Is having a tremendous
sale. These and hundreds of other late publications.',
Easter Cards and Novelties, chicks, ducks, rabbits, etc.
' ' Stationery Department.
A Prc-Openlng
' Cleaning Up Day of
vPopnlar Priced
HATS
Monda.VJ "March 23d, is opening day
at BEftJtETT'S. To make room for
the bi&'dlsplay of fine patterns we be
gin Thursday a big clearing movement
of the mfedi'pni priced hats.
Our Immense lot of ready-to-wear tailored.
Hats la a, wide variety of shapes and trim
med In every new material now in vogue.
The color combinations are very artistic and
no two hats are alike. It's a $
splendid chance to get a stylish
becoming hat at a low price,
each '
Btyllsh Turbans in large and small shapes, cleverly trim
med with flowers, wings, quills, etc., in the new shades
of the season
Large Pyroxaline Hair Braid Sailors' with satin flange, stunning models
In the new shades, reflecting the handiwork of the true CIA
artist In their make up $11!
A very speclal Wednesday offering is a line of new pyroxollne braid
Bailors and Turbans, In black, brown, navy and champagne,
undoubtedly the best hat In Omaha for the money
2.50 1
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Bennett's Capitol Coffee, lb. pkg 880 And 30 Green Trading Stamps.
JOH. TBTLST OO'M IWDIA AND CXTZ.OH TEAS.
Sunflower brand, -lb. tin TOO And 60 Oreen Trading Stamps.
Hunflower brand, half-pound tin 36o And 25 Ureen Trading Stamps.
Sunflower brand, quarter-pound tin 18o And JO Ureen Trading Stamps.
...BBo And 30 Oreen Trading Stamps.
. .15o And 10 Oreen Trading Stamps.
. ,.B5o And 10 Oreen Trading Stamps.
(..10o And 10 Oreen Trading Stamps.
. .860 And 10 Oreen Trading Stamps.
..lBo And 10 Oreen Trading Stamps.
,..860- And 10 Oreen Trading Stamps.
,.80o And 10 Oreen Trading Stamps.
,..10o Dozen cans . 91.80
, ..10o And -5 Oreen Trading Stamps.
,..lSo And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
,duo Anu zu wreen t railing stamps.
Nutlet Peanut Butter.
Kentucky Blue Grass Seeds, pound B5o And 10 Oreen Trading Stamps.
Minute Gelatine, three packages ...8S0 And 10 Oreen Trading Stamps.
Ginger Snaps, fresh, pound 00 steas, soeas, Seeds, pkg. ..8o
LAST lo) LEAVE I Goin to Move Your Office?
It you are thinking of moving, now Is the time to
make your selection of offices. Most people wait until
May or June and then find very few, from which to choose.
We have one or two large offices and several handsome
small offices.
THE BEE BUILDING
has aa organization built upon many years of experience.
It has Us own electrto lighting plant and maintains a corps
of competent engineers and mechanics to keep the mechanical
Snd electrical service of the biUldlng In good order. The
building Is la perfect repair. It has all the advantages of
a brand new building and haa none of Its disadvantages
1 The anitors and elevator men are well trained, courteous
'yf and accommodating, in charge of the whole building Is a
uperlatemlent, whose office it Is to keep this organisation
constantly at the service of tenants.
Now is a good time to see if ws have what you want
la the way ot office accommodations, for office space ai-
It. W. BAKER, Supt.
Room 105, Bee Building.
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THK RELIABLE STR!
Matchless
, Bargtla .
fVces
Dainty Underwear Specially Priced
Tlmrsday'8 Sale will emphasize
more strongly than ever the unequaled
bargain giving power of our great buy
ing organization. So varied are the
assortments that selection depends
solely upon your preference and the
qualities will certainly surpass your
expectations.
Handsome Skirts, worth regularly to
. $G.00, on sale in two lots, at $1.98
and $2.08
Skirts Elaborately trimmed with
.wide embroideries, laces, and wash
able ribbons, all samples, $3.50 and
$4.00 values, at $1.50
Gowns, Skirts and Chemise Daintily
trimmed and worth to $2.00, Thurs
day, at C9c and 98c
Corset Covers, Drawers, Gowns and Chemise That sold to $1.T0,
on sale Thursday, at I .50c and 69c
Fine Combination Suits Tailor cut, trimmed with lace and
washable ribbons, on sale at..... .......$1.50
SIX ROUSING HOUR SPECIALS ,
FROM 8 TILL 9 A. M.
Corset Covers and Drawers In all sizes,
lace and embroidery trimmed, worth
to 60c, at 10)
FROM 0 TILL 10 A. M. .
Gowns Splendid assortment, values
to $1.50, choice 40
FROM 10 TILL 11 A. M.
Corset Covers and Drawers Prettily
trimmed with laces and embroideries,
values to 75c, at 29C
FROM 11 A. M. TILL 12 M.
Ladles' Gauze Vets In regular or
extra sizes, 15c values, on sale, at,
. choice G2
FROM 2 TILL 8 P. M.
Skirts That would Bell regularly up
to $4.50, for this hour, at, choice,
each 31.50
FROM 3 TILL 4 P. M.
Ladies' Knit 1'nderwear In Harvard
Mills and other standard brands,
fleeced or medium weight, 75c values,
to close 1'hursday 25
Great Special
Sale of Fine
Wash Silks 36c
Thursday we offer the greatest values in fine washable Silks
this city has ever known. Just 87 pieces in the lot. " 27-in.
China Silks in ail colors: 27-in. Jap Habutai: 27-in. white
Jap., etc. Not a yard worth less than 50c
On sale Thursday in one big lot at,
yard
36c
Charming Trimmed Hats About Half
A prominent New York Milliner sent us by
mistake 300 Trimmed Hats and rather than
re-ship accepted our very low cash offer for
the lot.
All are beautiful new styles in the very best
colorings. "We will offer them Saturday in
three lots; the most delightful bargains of -the
entire season. , . , . .. .
LOT 1, TRIMMED HATS Worth to $4.50,"
choice" .....S2.50
LOT 2, TRIMMED HATS Worth to $6.00
at $3.95
LOT 3, TRIMMED HATS Worth to $8.00,
at S4.75
Don't fail to see this Grand Bargain, Thursday.
Special For
Thursday ai
Fine Batiste and Coutel Corsets, long, medium or short hip and
high or low bust models, boned with rust-proof steels,
hose supporters attached, snap at ;,-.fs7C
mpmMitd Bargains Crockery and Fine China
75c Corsets
49c
Hayden Bros, buy the entire Crockery Stork of a large Kawtem Depart
ment Ktore. confuting of fine French, German, Australian and Japanese
China; Open Stock EiikMbIi Porcelain, Parlor and Hanging Lamps, Jardinieres,
Urlc-a-brac, Etc. - ( , v
One Quarter Less Than Manufacturer's Cost r
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday we will give our customers the bargain
opportunity of a lifetime. Our offerings from the great purchase. Only
a few of the thousands of delightful and matchless bargains can be here
quoted.
Flue English Porcelain 200 open
Block patterns, covered dishes, plat
ters, dinner plates, pie plates, soup
plates, sugars, creamers, butter
dishes, etc., go on sale at, each 2c,
8 He, 5c, 7 . 8,c and !()
Japanese Cups and Saucers Ilon-llou
dishes, spoon trays, olive dishes, etc.,
formally sold up to 50c, sale price,
at lOt
Sugars and Creamers Tea Pots, Hair
Receivers, powder boxes, etc., regu
lar values to 98c, choice now..X5
Unparrellcd Dinner Set Bargains In
This Hole You can afford an extra
set at these prices. Se them.
BOO Dinner Keta 100 pieces, each
worth wholesale $10, will.be closed
t 84.75
300 Dinner Bets Fine Austrian and
German China, worth wholesale $15,
choice 89.50
Handsome Ilaviiand China Dinner Sets
Worth wholesale to 135.00, choice,
at $10.50
Parlor Lamps, Cuspidors, JarUineres
Hanging Lamps, and thousands of other
articles at correspondingly low prices.
A three days sale long to be remembered as the greatest Crockery and
China Bargains event ever known in Omaha. ,"
Read These Grocery Prices for Thursday
Freshest Goods, Largest Stock, Highest Quality, and Lowest Prices.
21 lbs. pure cane Granulated Sugar $1.00
10 bars best brands Laundry Hoap....26c
10-11). sacks best Granulated White or Yel
low Cornmeal for 16c
4 lbs. best Pearl Tapioca or Sago 2uc
The best hand picked Navy Beans, lb.. 6c
4 cans fancy Uweet Facked Hugar Corn 26c
3-lb. cans soldld packed Tomatoes ....KSc
1-lb. pkg. best Uomestlo Macaroni. .. .8 VjC
1-lb. can fancy Red Alaska fculmon. . . .loo
1-lb. pkg. Cold Water Idtarch or Corn
starch ) 4c
Gillette's Washing Crystal, per pkg. ...lc
The finest fancy large Queen Olives, per
quart J 5c
OH or Mustard Sardines, per can.... I Ho
The finest fancy stuffed Olives, quart S6o
Bromangelon, Jellycun, Jell-O or UZerta,
per pkg 7 Wo
The best crisp Pretzeiif. lb. . 0
Tha best crisp Ginger Snaps, lb 6o
The best Hoda or OyaUr Crackers, lb. to
Fancy Bweet Cookies, regular 16c sellers,
this sale, per lb t ,...10o
1-lb. cans Koyal or Prices' Baking Powder
for . : . .... ,o
Snyder's Catsup, large bottU ,...,,..180
Fancy Santos Coffee, per lb. .......... 1 6o
4H lbs. Ankola Blend offee, the finest.
for
.41.0
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NEED ANY?
SEE THAT THEY COME FROM
THE NEBRASKA SEED CO.
Oaaatai Olflo and Warehouse ISOS-lO-ia J on I BL OMAIIA, NED.
ENAMEL FILLIXS3 Just Like the TOOTH
A durable substitute for gold or silver that does
not show. It your teeth are mtsslag ws can fill tha
pace without plates or bridge-work by our Alveola
Bl stem at Dentistry. Uom teeth mads solid.
rAiiTLxsa orzmATioMB. iximt won.
DR. DRADDURY, Dsnlist, J',?.vCr
