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THE DEE : OMAHA. "WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1911.
POLICE HIT. M'CREA'S TRAIL
Tederal Prisoner Known to Be Hiding
in Omaha for Several Days.
ABSCONDING COUSIN IS WITE HIM
FoHee Report that Chester l.onf En
lifiiln Mnfy from Esspleyer
AM la PHskt of the
Escaped Oiarlct.
It ) reported by the police that John
McCrea, who recently escaped from the
federal prison at Leavenworth, haa been
hiding In Omaha tor the lest few days
with his cousin Chester Long, at 2218
Learenworth street Both left Omaha. It Is
supposed. In a hurried manner Monday
afternoon.
The farts became . known when O. W.
Kur. proprietor of the Omaha Meat com
pany, at 60S South Thirteenth street, re
ported to the police that his driver,
Chester Long, had collected about $
Monday morning and then left for parts
unknown. Long Is married and has a wife
and a S-month-old child. He Is now being
sought by police In every state. He Is
wanted by his former employe, and also
by the federal authorities for aiding In the
.mn rf a United States prisoner.
Mr Vnri. In an Interview with a Bee
reported Tuesday morning, said he did
not know whether he would rue 'a com
plaint Against Long or not. "Idont kwow
what to do; I doift believe It would be of
any use."
Lous Is McCrea's Consla.
Long la a cousin ,of John McCrea, who
recently escaped from the federal prison,
and the. federal fugitive has been staying
with Long for the latt . few days., while
Long's wife has been visiting at Woodbine,
la. When Mrs. Long returned Monday
from Iowa she called up to find her hus
band, and It was then that Kun became
suspicious.
According to Mr. Kurx, Long mas out all
Monday morning. collecting money on bills
due the meat company. He did not report
at. noon, but called up the office at 1
o'clock, saying he was going to the depot
to meet his wife, who was coming In at
noon, and would, be at the office . at 2
o'clock. Mrs. Long when seen said she had
not . aeen her husband since she left
Omaha. ' ,'
McCrea escaped from the Leavenworth
prison - about a week and- a half ago In
the garb .of a United States soldier, which
had been smuggled to him by some per
son unknown to the prison authorities. Se
curing a ' revolver from some unknown
source. McCrae, posing as a guard,' made
his escape. He was sent to prison a feew
months ago from Omaha to serve a sen
tence of one year and a day for Imper
sonating a secret service officer and ex
torting money from two unsuspecting
' Omaha women.
Biebout Navigates
Missouri on a Log
Police Tow Him Into Port, Give a Suit
and Sixty Cents and Send Him
. . Away Rejoicing.
For miles along the shores of. the muddy
Missouri -people were astonished Tuesday
morning to ' see ' floating in midstream a
man on a log. Numerous inquiries and re
ports concerning the primitive navigator
reached police headquarters and before
long a squad of .coppers chartered a launch.
They proceeded up the river and when
they had reached a point a half mile above
the bridge they came upon the man on the
log. He said he was James Biebout, aged
ti years, and was traveling from Chamber
lain. 8. D., to Hamburg, la., to visit re
latlves. Biebout was hungry, weather
beaten and frayed. Ha was towed into
port here and the police fitted him out with
a suit of clothes and 0 cents and pushed
him off on his voyage to Hamburg. Bie
bout says he is enjoying his cruise and that
H is much safer than an aeroplane flight
A Great Advantage to Workloi 3en.
J. A. Maple, 125 S. 7th St.. Steubenvllje.
O.. says: "For years I suffered from weak
kidneys and a severe bladder trouble. - . I
learned of Foley Kidney Pllis and their
wonderful cures, so I begin taking them,
and sure enough I had as good results at
ny I heard about. My backache left me
and to one of my business, expressman,
that alone la a great advantage.. My kld
noys acted free and normal, and that
caved mt a lot of misery. It Is now a
pleasure to work where It used to be a
misery. Foley Kidney Pills have cured me
and have my highest praise. " .For sale
by 11 druggists.
HOLDER OF THE ROSEWATER
SCHOLARSHIP AT ARMOUR
Theodore Kl-ue Has Gone to Take lp
Foar Vears Coarse of En
gineering. Theodora Klene, holder of the Edward
JRosewater Industrial scholarship, haa left
for Armour Institute, where he will spend
four years. While he is studying at the
Chicago technical school hevwill bo sup
ported by the Income from a fund left by
the bate Edward Rosewater. He was choseu
irom 1011 class of the Omaha High school
as the son of a mechanic' and the best
Qualified student to take up a technical
career. He will study soma branch of en
gineering, specializing later In his course.
. Low. Fares East.
New York City and. return, $42 J45; Bos
Ion and return, HO.SO via Montreal, S42 and
4S direct. On sale dally until Sept. 30. Low
round trip fares to many other eastern
points via Chicago, Milwaukee & EL Paul
t fly. Tickets, 1524 Farnam St.. Omaha.
.RETURNING FROM LONG TOUR
A; l" Re and Fern II y Expected ta
Itetarn Wudaesday front
Trip to Eaut.
a t. need and faml'v are exoected home
Wednesday after an extended motor trip
through the east, me motorea irom i.m
cago to Boston and all the way home from
Boston, with the exception of the distance
covered by boat between ugaensourg, in
ST.. and Detroit.
The boys appetite Is often the source of
.winiuit If vou would have such an
I .r,n..tttie take Chamberlain s Tablets. They
' not only cr.ate a healthy appttttie. but
strengthen the stomach and enable It to
dp Its work naturally, ror sate by an
. Aealers.
!
CHILD INSTITUTE LOT SOLD
rropertr at Tweuty-Mata and Leav
aworth DUposrd Of to P. G.
Mitllrbat-U to Se.OOO.
VkjutAa lte.v. aona on record for the trans
... Vi . Child saving Institute to
p. Mlttelbaeh. for KflOO, of the lot at
Uie northwest corner cf Twenty-slxtn ana
Leavenworth. Mr. Mlttelbaeh la secretary
If the Catsel Realty -company.
Prlahteaed lata Fits
by fear of appendicitis, take Dr. Kings
New Mfa Pills. and away goes bowel
trouble. Guaranteed. . i&o. For sal by
Btatoa Drug Co.
! inrmnmiraTTQ! I
See the
Wtaaowa,
Great
Dress- -making
al.
next '
Monday.
Wednesday's Special Sales
9-4 Bleached Fruit of the Loom Sheeting at 25c Yard.
For making serviceable sheets Fruit of the Loom Sheeting
. is. without an equal. The durability of this well known
brand has been established from coaat to coast for years.
We will sell right from the original mill bolts F
the genuine bleached Fruit
ing, worth 32c, 2V4 yards wide; at, yard
The 8-4 width Fruit of the Loom
Sheeting will be Bold at,
per yard
18c
Plain . and hemstitched Pillow
. Cases, medium and large size
made from pillow tubing and pll
low casing. Here are 15c
and 18c values at, each. .
lie
EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING.
' We have Installed our own jewelry and watch repairing shop in
this Btore, in charge of an expert watch maker and goldsmith. All
high class work in goldsmithing or 6ilversmithlng can be done here.
Jewelry will be designed and made to your special order. This inno
,vation will be greatly appreciated.
Wide All Silk Taffeta and All Silk Satin Ribbons
Widths up to No. 80; black, white and all colors.
Worth up to 20c a yard, at, yard
Women's Hand Embroidered Corner Sheer Irish Linen
Handkerchiefs, Worth Up to 25c, at 15c.
Hand embroidered and printed effects, hemstitched and
scalloped embroidered Shamrock lawn; also men's f r
all linen hemstitched handkerchiefs, worth to 25c, ea.X 9
Special Sale of Silk Floss Pillows
On Sale in Art Needle Work Dept., Main Floor.
18-inch Pillows, regular
30c quality, special....
.20-inch Pillows, regular
40c quality, special...,
19c
29c
26-inch Pillows, regular
DOLLAR WHEAT IS PREDICTED
Several Carloads Sell Here for, 93 to
95 Cents, a Bushel.
GRAIN IS OF EXTRA HIGH GRADE
Fine Quality of Nebraska Wheat,
Coapled with Short Crop, la Re
sponsible for the Advance
In Price.
With advancing wheat prices and. with
several cars sold In the last two or three
days at 93 to 06 cents a bushel, there Is talk
at the Omaha Grain exchange of $1 wheat
before '"spring. Quotations on No. 2 hard
were bSHSW cents on September 1 and
have advanced now to 9196 cents.'
Wheat haa gone above Jl twice on the
floor of the local exchange. It first reached
$1 in the first days of December, 1908, and
remained above that figure until the next
fall, reaching the .high point in the history
of the exchange on May 22. 1909. when the
Bewsher company sold one car at $1.32.
It next went to II on Augustl, 1310, and
witched back and forth between 99 cents
and 11.02 for the first week of September.
The high quality of the Nebraska crop
this year, as well as a general shortage of
the crop throughout the country, is given
as a reason for present good prices.
Sugar Vaulting by
Unchecked Flights
Prices Continue to Soar and Commod
ity is Not to Be Had for Imme
diate Delivery.
Bugar took another lump at retail In
Omaha. Tuesday and the bt the housewlte
can do is to. get fourteen pounds tor II.
The lowest price quoted to Omaha dealers
In carload lots In $7.20 per 100 pounds, and
this quotation la merely nominal, as sugar
for Immediate delivery Is not to be had
at any figure. Fourteen pounds at this
quotation would come to tl.OOfc, so that
grocers selling on this basis are losing
of a cent on each Jl sale, to say. nothing
of the cost of handling the commodity.
The wholesale price' moved up twice Mon
day and again Tuesday.
To Remove Callouses
J
Splendid Home Treatment a Boon to
Biuierera Irom box reet.
Many Persons have feet as hornv ax a
toad. There U no, necessity for this paln
lw and repulsive condition. Callouses are
caused by a thickening of ttle enidermls.
This can be removed and kept off bv Hie
proper treatment as lollows; pisolve
two tabiegpoonfuls of Cal
oclde compound in a baaia
of hot water; soak the feet
In this for full fifteen
minutes, gently massaging
the sore parts. (Less time
will not give desired re
sults) The callouses can
be peeled off . easily with
a dull knife. Repeat this
each night until the cure
Is. permanent " The effect
of this treatment Is al
most like magic. All pain
goes instantly.- Corns as
well a callouses can be
peeled right off Bunions
have the Inflammation all
drawn out and are reducad
to normal sixa. Swentv
and smelly ft, swollen and tender feet,
need but a few treatment. Cslocide wa
formerly used only by doctors but now any
druKrtst bas It In stock or will oulckly get
it from hl wholesale house. A twenty
five cent package usually cures the worst
feet. It don't Pv to worrv with patent
preparation. Taig . treatment la poiuv.
Adv.
Lj BftANDEIS STORES 11
XJM
Bale of
Chil
dren's School
Shoes
If ow
Going
on.
3
of the Loom sheet- rP
wvv
Bleached Muslin, soft finish; full
bolts that are perfect, oj .
at, per yard d
We have Just received 100 pieces
of Mercerized Sateen, a quality
that you would expect to buy reg
ularly at 35c a yard. The very
best lot of fine mercer- 4 r
ized black sateen, per yd.
10c
22-inch Pillows, regular 9Q
50c quality, special OtC
24-inch Pillows, regular
60c quality, special....
49c
70c quality, special.
59c
DRS. MACH & MACH
DENTISTS
Successors to
BAILEY & MACH
Neatest equipped dental office in
Omaha. Highest grade dentistry at
reasonable prices. Porcelain fillings.
Just like the tooth. . All instruments
carefully sterilized after each opera
tion. Cor. 16th and rarnam St.
THIRD FLOOR PAXTOS BLOCK
Osier Sight; Youth
Succeeds Age
Gray Hair Is First Sign of Age.
Harmless Remedy Restores
v to Natural Color.
Osier iun't the only man who turna
down old age. Ia the buauaeas world the
"young man" Is always the one who
pick the plums. It la an age of "new
thought," "new talent," etc, and the old
man Is passed by In the race.
One of the first signs of coming age Is
the appearance of gray hairs. Wbea you
e them, act promptly. Wyeth's Bage
and . Sulphur Hair Remedy will correct
this sign, which so often deceives people
Into thinking that age ia really upon
them. It is a wall-known fact that Saga
and ' Sulphur will darken the hair.
Wyeth'a Bage and Eulphur combines
these aid-time remedies with other agents,
which Remove dandruff and promote tie
growth of the hair. .
The manufacturers of this remedy au
thorise the druggists to sell It under
guarantee that the money will be re
funded It IX fails to do exactly aa rep
resented. Don't look old. before your time. Get
a bottle of Wyeth's Saga and Sulphur
today, and see what an Improvement It
. will make In the appearance of your
hair.
This preparation la offered to the publlo
at fifty centi a bottle, and ia moom
maoded and sold by all druKglata.
Special Agantat Sherman t MoConnaU
Drug Co., Hth and Dodge Bta.) Owl
Drug Co., lth and harney Sta.
'I iiWi'i'TtfllfTm"
J. DAUBS
HEAVY HAULING
Safe Hoisting a Specialty
1818 Farnam Street
Tel. Doug. 353
iiiiffiniiiriraH
ESHDE8EB3kl
Marquette Hotel
18U and Washington At
ST. LOUIS. MO.
400 Rooms $1.00 and J 1.6.0, with
bath. $2.00 to $3.50. A Hotel tor your
Mother. Wife and Sister.
T. H. Clancy, Prea.
SCHOOLS AX D COLLEGES.
KEARNEY MILL
TARY ACADEMY.
Kllltarv Training nn.-
I blued w.th Academio and
Huklness courni davei-jp
,U bodies and minds of
I - nuo jMnniy. t,uccc
ful Men. We build up a
ouad body, develoa char
acter and create the hablta
I (hat matt tne isoy the
JManly Man.
our academic standards ara hlrh
Our claasio and scientific court!
prepare for all colleges. Our com
mercial courses prepare for business
life
Writ for Illustrated catalocua
iUV W. BtJSSBl.1.. Heaa MiiUl,
Xearuey. Mea.
MfSO.
We Sell Ladies' Home Journal Patterns
Because they are the best Patterng made.
A Sale of Coats
When a woman has waited until now
to buy a medium or light weight coat, she
buys for tne future as well as the present
good it will do her. This sale has been ar
ranged for just such women. These coats
are suitable for late fair wear and then will
give great satisfaction when the next
"between" season rolls around
Coats Worth $10.00 at $5.00
Assortment consists of medium and
light weight coverts, serges and broadcloths
linei with good quality satins and may bo
had in black and tan shades. They are
broken lines and odd lots that formerly sold
at $7.50 to $10.00. .
Coats Worth $25.00 at StO.tO
62 and 64-lnch coats of serges, mixtures, bril
liantines and coverts In black, gray and tan. Some
are plain colors and others are striped. Broken
lines and odd lot formerly priced at $16 to $25.
If you come early in the day you can be
reasonably sure of getting the size needed.
:
Coming Soon-Our Big
Challenge Sale of Millinery
Plumes and Feathers
The date will probably be announced in the
next issue of this paper, , i
- ;
A Silk Special
Up to $1.00 Silks. Wednesday
Only. 69c the Yard
?D ?' ??w'FaU snk8 of descriptions suitable for waists,
dresses skirts, kimonos, petticoats, etc.-Showerproof Foulards, Messa
Linl ntU e C.ygnf 8 Ponees' Poplins. Louisinnes and a great many
black silks ranging in width from 19 to. 36 inches-values up to $1 00
the yard, Wednesday only, 69c.
A Corset Bargain for Wednesday Only
every woman xor miles around 6hould be inter
ested in this' Wednesday corset ; bargain, for every
woman generally has need of a corset selling around
$1.75.. :
We have a good line of $1.75 Corsets-wanted
models-that we are going" to place on sale Wednes
day for only $1.09. ,
They are new, clean, down-to-dat Corsets made
of coutil in low bust and extra long hip styles. The
quality of the hose supporters is In keeping with the
quality of the corsets and the. boning is non-rustable.
'-Don't forget-$1.75 Corsets for $1.09.
Wednesday Notion Bargains
20k "5l'rwr8001 5f black or wh,t Machine Thread, all num
bers, Wednesday a rdooI tar ia
Women's and children's iSc "Pln-on" HcVo Supporters; au
colors, the nalr fi.
A 5c bo of Pins for ?2
c 4c-Bafety Pin Books, assorted sizes """"so
J2C lyrd C.ottn Corset Laces, doaen Ls
10c b6lt of five yards mercerized Skirt 4rald. blaclc
OnlV .. . .V 9 lialta Km
Large Auto Hair Net, m all shades . v. . . ' . . . . t tr loo
A Money-Saving Combination Grocery
special tor Wednesday s selling
i.ik riks. Snnnett'n Anltol Cof
fee -30
1 can Calumet Baking- Powder. . .10
1 bottle Snider's Catsup 14
Back Diamond Crystal Salt 05
1 can Bennetts Capitol Pepper.. .10
1 can Beauty Asparagus 30
1 can Snider's Pork and Beans. . .10
Total f -99
Cur special price 80o and 60 Stamp
Tree.
Bennett's Excelsior Flour, and SO
fctamos, sack $1.60
Bennett's Breakfast Coffee, and 40
stamps, can 53o
Assorted Teas, and 50 stamps, lb. 48o
S lbs. 7c Japan Rice for- 35o
Pkg. Bennett's Capitol Oats, and 10
stamps ' 10
Gillette's Mustard, and 20 stamps,.
jar X
Galllard's pure Olive Oil, and 10
stamps, bottle 35o
2 jars Peanut Butter, and-10 stamps,
for 30
PHYSICIAN CURED
BY
WEAL TREATMENT
Tells of His Experience In His Own Words
.KV..... ..timiiv hundreds of persons
In this city today suffering from alcohol
ism in 1U varied forms and different
phases who, If they knew of the real mer
its and of the actual results accomplished
by the Meal Treatment, would gladly avail
themselves of its benefits.
This statement comes from a physician
of prominence now enjoying an excellent
practice, which ha been regained by him
after having lost It through excessive use
of liauor.
"I have been a constant and habitual
.ser of intoxicating liquors for years past,
having the twenty-four hours preceding
my arrival at the Neal Institute drank two
quarts of whiskey. At the end of another
twenty-four hours I was perfectly sober,
most wonderfully improved both mental
ly and physically, and with no craving or
desire for liquor. On tne lourtn aav i was
discharged with a clear brain and. steady
nerves and a feeling that I waa absolutely
SCHOOLS AND
BELLEVUE
Located M Omaha'. Beautiful Suburb.
THIRTIETH YEAR OPENS SEPTEMBER 12TH, 1911
College. Normal School, Musical Conservatory and Academy.
Strong faculty, representing graduate- study In Harvard, John
Hopkins, Columbia, Princeton, Chicago, Wisconsin, Iowa, Lelpslc, Edin
burgh and Oxford.
Strata Teacher's Certificates granted. Successful Athletics. De
bating, Oratory and College Journalism.
Expenses modrate.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE,
WENTWORTH
rating by War Department. Infantry. Arilllorv ar.d Civair
Drills. Coirsaa of Study prepare for Universities. Governmeut
Academies or for Busineaa Li fa Manual Training, baparata
Department for small boys. Fur catalogua. addraaa e
TUa Secretary, 1804 Washington Avs Lexliigton, Mo
!TTiTTiTT3
v
J
10 bars Beat 'Em All Laundry p0ap,
for aSo
Franco-American .Soups, assorted,
pint can
Shadroe, and 10 stamps, can ... 3so
6.L.- can B- c- Baking- Powder, and
100 stamps $1.00
Tree Demonstration of
ONION SALT
Th Universal rood Seasoning'.
Wednesday's MenuCelery Sand
wlches. Watch for this announcement'
every day. It will Interest you.
Wednesday Meat Specials
Shoulder Steak, 2 pounds . . 15c
Hamburger, 3 pounds 25J
Pot Roasts . .. ,8H and QM
Large Can Pure. Lard 65c
OF DRINK HABIT
THE
and permanently curi
We do rot publish nam. r
. - - - - i nrji LB, DUl
wa have this man's permission to give his
- .uuicaa a privat referenca to
those, who ara In good faith interested. The
Neal Treatment is an absolute cure for
alcoholism, acts quickly and is lasting In
Its results. The treatment consists of the
internal administration of harmless yet
effective vegetable medicines. No hypo
dermlo injections ara ever used; It neu
tralizes the poison of alcohol and elim
inates it from the drinker's svstem The
Neal Treatment ls now being administered
In institutes located In all the principal
ciUes. Guests, while taking treatment. en
Joy all the comforts, conveniences and
privacy of a fina home, club or hotel.
Complete and confidential advice and
information will be furnished free and
without any obligation to all Interested
upon application In person or by mail or
telephone to the Neal Institute 1R02 So
10th St., Omaha, Neb.
COLLEGES.
COLLEGE
vMIUTARY
ACADEMY
' st and largest In Middle Wast.
Government fiiinrvilsn u t . ,
ft
Ml.
llil
Sepi-Annual Display of Laces, Dress Trimmings.
Laces, Robes, Etc. Continues Wednesday and Thursday
Not a lady 1b Omaha should fail to this display, sutra-sin any ever
btdd in Omaha and equaling any to be seen in any More in AniPiira.
Store Closes
at 6 P. M.,
Except
Saturday
Till 10 P. M.
I
$50,000 Stock of High Grade Rugs
From the St. Louis Wholesale Stock Purchase on Sale
At Greatly Below Actual Worth.
Here are fotir among the many magnificent bargains
that will be offered in Wednesday's great pale.
OxliS Axmlnster Rug Regular
values up to $30.00. .$15.00
9x12 Seamless Brussels Rugs
10-wlre quality.' regular $20.00
values; on sale at. . . .$13.98
All Rugs in this Sale
1
Fall Special Sales
The very finest Amos
kag Outln? Flannels
special islgrns 100
Anderson's Fluffy Out
ings, night sTKrt
styles SHe
Southern Outings.
worth up to 10c.7Vio
Southern Outings.
worth up to 8 He 64o
White Shaker Flan
. nels. 6o, 74e, 130
15c Flannelettes . loo
124c Flannelettes 840
10c Flannelettes. .7Vio
60 dozen Sheets. Sterl
ing, 81x90. regular
price 65e 43Vfce
50 doi. Snowflake. re?,
price 9c 4So
SO doz Pillow
Rosedale. reg.
He, at
60 d"o Pillow
no name.
reg. price l6Hc .110
25 pairs of strictly all
wool California
Blankets, 12-4. very
lartre. rerular price
112 60: on sale. 97.50
15 pairs of St. Law.
ranee all wool fine
California Blankets
11-4, reft, price $6 50,
Wednesday onlv $4.23
25 pairs Cayuta 11-4
all . wool Blankets,
rejr. price $5 00; on
ale at $3.33
Sale of Outing Flannel Gowns
Big Special Purchase of Men's, "Women's and (JlHiildren's
Outing Flannel Sleeping Garments at. About Half.
Men's Outing Flannel Gowns
$1.00 and $1.25 values, cut Ions
and full, at. . . .69 and 49
Children's Heavy Outing Gowns
All sizes, great snap at sale
price, each 49
Children's Sleeping Garments
choice, at
Buy Peaches, Pears and Plums Now While Our 2 Cars Last
They have advanced from 10c to 35c a case. We will continue to
the people of Omaha the benefit as long as it ls possible for us to do so.
WESKEBDAT.
Bushel ' boxes fancy 5-tler Bartlett
Pears $1.73
4-basket crates Italian Blue Plums
for $1.10
Fancy Elberta' Freestone Peaches, per
box . . 85c
Buy r lour. It Has Advanced 200 Per
v BarreL
Wednesday, 48-lb. sack best high
grade Diamond H Family Flour.
sack, .$1.18
OSEEBE AND BUT TUB 8AZ.S
WEDNESDAY.
The Best Creamery Butter, in carton
or bulk, per lb.- 380
Don't pay mora ; and ' throw your
DON'T
FORGET
Try MYDEN'S First
&5n7r QVXR C3
Specials In Our Preh Fruit
and Vegetable) Department.
200 boxes of Utah or Califor
nia Peaches, for putting up,
per box 90o
Cooking or eating apples, per
bu. 60c. per peck 20o
S . stalks . large . celery lOo
2 large plain lettuce Bo
Pears and peaches, per basket 33o
Small baskets tomatoes 100
LaJke basket fancy Tolcay
grapes (heavy pack) 3So
Fresh roasted peanuts, per qt. . .So
Pt Jar fruit strained honey.. 35o
$1 size heavy well ' made
clothes baskets, each .650
8 bars 'Magic Washer" aoap,
does all the work 25o
15c imported sardines, per tin. 9o
We make our own peanut but
ter. In Jars, ,15c and.. 85o
Barrel ginger snaps 80e
Silver, brass or gold polish,
(in glass) 25c and ......... SOc
Wheat Bran per package .... 13o
TB.EH DEMONSTRATION
ONION SALT
Tbe Universal Pood Seasoning.
Menu Wednesday:
GREEN PEPPER S.VLAD.
uvSi; gjk Qpit3 C-ourVrJb
John Says:
"I can forgive tbe
man who ls trying to
save for a 'rainy day,'
but the fellow who
8IIMI up Trust
nster 6o Cigars be
cause they cost a
penny more, ls on a
par with tne fellow
who uses a wart on
the back of Us neck
for. a oollar button.
Johns Cigar Store
321 So. 16th St.
ex T C M I M
UP TO DATE CUT MAKING
TELEPHON E YOUR ORDERS
AND THE
b t c m i tst a i i -J ii u, -
t WILL CALL
BPAMBLETT
ENGRAVING CO.
INCORPORATED
OMAHA
High Classr-Popular Price
Ladies' and Gents Cafe
sTew WelUngtOB Hotel'
Opening' Bvening', September 13th
1817 rarnam Street
THE OMAHA BEE
is the home paper of Nebraska
f OMAHA'S PURE Zl Q
FOOD CENTER II
Store Closes
at 6 P. M.,
Except
Saturday
Till 10 P. M.
9x12 Tapostry Urussela Rnjj
$15.00 values, in good ranfce of
patterns, at 9.08
912 Wilton Rubs Values up to
30.00, at S17.75
Guaranteed Perfect
Large Domestic Room
Sllrs.
rnce
oho
100 pairs of $2 25 12-4
Cotton Blankets at.
pair $1.33
100 pairs of Beacon
Blankets, army blank
ets, weighing 4H
reg. price $3.00. in
this sale $1.98
50 Bed Spreads. Lexing
ton, reg. price $2.50;
on rale at. each. $1.33
50 Bed Spreads, No.
2o. jine 4S3S. res.
price $3.00; on sale
at, each $1.48
100 doz. 19c Huck
Towels, all liner.; on
sale at. each loo
Comfortable Sale, $1,
$1.33, $3, $3. SO, $3 up.
Slips,
No
1113.
'Ladies' Outing Flannel Gowns
All best colors, values to $3.00;
on sale at. . $1.45 and 9Stf
Ladies Outing Flannel Gowns
.Values to $1.50, good assort
ment for selection, 75S 49
All 6lzes, regtHar values $1.00; your
, 49
tiva
money away.
No. 1 Country Creamery Butter, per
lb. aso
The best Dairy Butter, lb 33o
Full Cream Colored Cheese, lb 13o
Full Cream Brick Cheese, lb 15o
Neufchatel Cheese, ea;h 3o
HAYDEN'S FBEBH VEGETABLE
MARKET BEATS 'IK ALL.
Market Basket Fancy Ripe Tomatoes
for -.850
8 bunches of Radishes So
Fancy Wax or (ireen Beans, lb. .7V4c
Green Peppers, dozen 6o
4 bunches fresh Carrots 5o
Fresh Cabbage, two for 5o
Fresh Cabbage, per lo.... 2Vio
IT
PAYS
. Notice to Tea Room Patrons
Because of the death of !. j m
BORGLUM. the Delft Tea Room wlii be
closed until 6aturday, September 16th.
AMUSEMEXTS.
BRANDEIS THEATER
TONlOHT.sjSc, 60o, 75c, $1.00, 1.50
HENRY WOODRUFF
THE PRINCEOF TONIGHT
Thursday, 3 Days. Matinee Saturday
The Biggest Kit in 3ars
H. B. WARNER
IV "ALIAS JIMMY VAEEITTIWE"
Mights, aSo to $1.60 Mat. 85o to f 1.00
BASE BALL
OMAIIA vs. ST. JOSEPH
Sept. 11-12-13
ROURKEPARK
MOXDAV, SEPT. H LADIES' DAY
Games Called at 3:45
'Cars Leave 15th aud Farnam, 8:30
ASViMCED TAVDETILLB
Matinee Every y 2.15. tvery Night 8:1S
This 'feek: Arihur Deagon; The Cour
tiers; M. Golden and Kussian Trouba
dours: Lydell and Butterworth; "lloom
44;" Sioms; Albertus 1st and Jessie Millar-
Kinodrome; Orpheum Concert Cr
chestra. Prices: Night 10c, 25c. 50c, 75a.
Matinee best seats 25c,; except holi
days. Saturday and Sunday.
AMERICAN THEATER
r" o. Z. Woodward, Mgr.
Tonlg-ht, Matin.ss Tuesday, Thursday and
fcaturday. fries 10 and 35 Cuts
MISS E-A LANG
AKD WOODWARD STOCK COMPACT IS
"THE CHAPERON"
at Week, "The Stubborness of deraldine"
' "OMAHA'S TV CEBTEB."
sri ggrit it. auy Mat., lb-as-oo
f Evgs.. 10-85-50-7SO
UALEIDAT h, CCXLET, IN
5.wV"w Painting the Town
EXTKAVAOANaA AMD TAUDEVtLLE
Big Chorus of Girlies and the Living Art
Gallery.
Ladles' Dime Matinee. Every Week Bay.
CRUG
Mat. ToJay, 85a
Might, 60c,
kin UiU-
IDEAL COMEDIANS and
ATHMORE GREY In
DANCE ANITRAS
Eadi.s' Dally Dime Matinee
