Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 17, 1899, Page 12, Image 13

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    TUB OMAITA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , NOVEMBER 17 , 18DD.
BOSTON STORE REMNANT SALE
Greatest Offering In Mill Remnants that
Ever Took Place in the West.
DOUBLE FOLD CASHMERE 5 CENTS A YARD
J.nrKCMt Shipment Cnlion fiontln Hem-
mint * Direct from Mill * tlutt
I vcr Clinic Into Oinulm Jirnrly
Sollil TnilnlcmilII ICIniln
COTTON OOODS MILL ENDS.
ON SALE FRIDAY AT BOSTON STOIIE ,
BIGGEST BARGAINS EVER SHOWN.
One big bargain ntjimro of remuonts of all
kinds plain canhmcro , twilled serge , heavy
wldo Wale serge , school plaids and all kinds
of dress goods that generally sold at ICc yd. ,
In long mill remnants , at Cc yd.
l'5C DRAPERY SWISS. 8V4C YD.
ncmnnnts of 40-Inch dotted drapery swlsg
that generally sell for 25c , go at 8',4c yard.
llemnnnts of plain and chucked nainsook ,
regular price IBc yard , go at Cc yard.
40-Inch lawns , 25c and 35c grade , go at lOo
yard.
Comfort prints , 2c yard , worth 1'Ae.
Shirting prints. 2 lie , worth 7 4c.
Indigo blue and other dark prints , 3V&C yd. ,
Worth 8c.
32-Inch wldo black and whlto heavy
twilled shirting , 2c yard , worth 20c.
Flceco back wrapper llanncl , 5o yard ,
worth 15c.
Best grade outing flannel , 7 > , c yard ,
worth 121&C.
lOc grade outing flannel In light and dark
color * , 3'4c yard.
liG-tlich wide new spring percale , 3 > , ic yd. ,
worth ICc.
Remnants of Scotch and chambray e'ng- '
ham , G',4o ' yard , worth 20c.
Remnants of nil kinds bleached and un-
liluached muslin and cambric , worth 12',4c ,
BO at Do yard.
Remnants of very heaviest unbleached
muslin , worth 10c , BO at 3&c yard.
llcmuants of heavy twilled , mole skin
ehlrtlng , 5c yard , worth 25c.
And thousands of other remnants In the
basement.
BOSTON STORE. OMAHA ,
N. W. Cor. ICth nnd Douglas Sts.
SEEKING UNCLE SAM'S JOBS
Candidate * for I'liHllliiiiH In CCIINIIN
llureitii at
I'.xuniliieil.
The ball room on the fourth floor of the
Mlllnrd hotel has nil the appearances of a
well-conducted study room In an up-to-dato
college. In this room from twenty to thirty
men and women are dally studying Ameri
can history nnd arithmetic , or rather , they
nro transferring to paper the knowledge they
possess relative to these two branches.
The school at the Mlllard hotel is con
ducted by Chief Census Examiner John II.
Garbcr and Assistant Examiner S. R. Parker
of Washington. These officials are from
the Ccreus bureau und are holding examina
tions of applicants who dcslro positions In
the department offices to assist In tabulat
ing the census which will bo taken next
year. The applicants who are examined hero
como from Nebraska , South Dakota nnd
Io\vn. They are examined In English his
tory nnd that part of arithmetical work
that pertains to census work. In this
branch the examination Is chiefly in addition
nnd percentage. The classes run from
fifteen to thirty dally and will continue
until next Wednesday , when Mr. Garber and
his assistant will leave for Topeka , where
tboy will hold nil examination for Kansas
and the southwest territories. After that
they will go to St. Louis and then to New
Orleans.
There nro from 3,000 to 4,000 positions to
glvo out In the census department and all
the positions are to be filled from lists of
these who have taken and passed the civil
service examination. The salaries range
from $760 to $1,200 per year , with a chance
for promotion. In selecting parties for these
clerkships politics will not enter Into con
sideration , as In no place on the examina
tion papers are the applicants for positions
questioned relative to their party affiliations.
THAT IIIU COTTON GOODS SAI < 13.
Friday In the "VY'aHli llreuM GnoilH Dcpt.
at HayUeit llrim.
Never mind the crowds , the bargains nro
worth your trouble.
On Friday wo place on special sale 750
pieces of dark 2S-ln , , fast color percales ,
worth 7V4c yard , at 2c yard.
928 pieces of the heaviest napped twilled
flannelette , full yard wide , In splendid
styles , goods worth regular 20c yard , at lie
yard.
You know what the Wash Goods special
oales are the genuine bargain kind.
HAYDEN BROS.
Keel Hall on Saturday.
The foot hall trnmo on Saturday nt Amm
Avenue park between the Oniuha Medical
colleen nnd Crelghton university teams
promised to bo of considerable Intelest. The
Omaha Medical colluKu team has been or-
Kanlzcd recently , but Its practice work
ugnlnst the KVCOIU ! eleven and Its easy
victory ever Uullovuc college presages ex
cellent ulayliiK on ItH part. The team has
the services of tin excellent coach In the
person of Don Tnylor , who has done ovcry-
thlng In his power during the brief practice
to bring the eleven to a high Htimdurd and
ho feels s-afe In saying that the boys will
Klve n Eooil acrnunt of themselves. The
Crolffhton hoys nisi feel very Rungulne of
MiecesH and n.s there lias been a consider
able feeling of rivalry between the two
colleRpd they oan be countiMl on to contest
Htrongly ovi'iy Inch of the gridiron. Con-
hi > qtu'iitly the unectatorH inny expect to
wltneHs n "buttle royal" and "get their
money's worth , "
A Hare Care for Crunii.
Mr. R. Gray , who lives near Amenta ,
Dutchcss county , New York , says : "Chara-
Tierlaln's Cough Remedy Is the best medi
cine I have ever used. It l a flna chil
dren's remedy for croup and ncrvor falls to
cure. " Among the many thousands who
liavo used this remedy for croup , wo have
yet to Irani of a single rasa that has not
recovered , and In many households It is the
eolo reliance. When given as soon as the
child bocomoa hearse , and even after the
croupy cough has developed , It will prevent
the attack. This should ho borne In mind
nnd a bottle of the Cough Remedy kept nt
liand ready for Instant usu as soon as these
symptoms appear.
Tour of SiuiiTliili'iuleiit I'mrnc.
Bupprlnlcdont of Schools Pparso loft
Wednesday night for UoHton and Montreal
< o complete ft tour begun In October , with
the purpose of selecting a locution for the
next meeting of thu National Educational
association. With his three rollpnuueH on
the executive committee , Messrs. Irwln
Hhenherd of WInonn , Minn. . C'orson of Co-
liimnut * , O. , and I.inn of Chicago , Mr
I'enrne has nlreiidy visited Chattanooga.
Venn. , nml Charleston , N , C. . candidates for
thrt next convention , nnd the committee will
probably make Its decision after the com-
iiletlon of Ilia present trip of Inspection.
The party will bo absent for n week.
Geo. Noland , Rocklant ) , O. , rmja : "My
had plica forty years. DoWltt'a Witch Hazel
Salvo cured her. It U tbo best ealve In
America. " U heals everything and curei
oil skin diseases.
Trni'iulcrn MUely to lli-niiiln Dark.
The end of the present week the Trocn-
rtrro. ono of the places ) of amusement , will
close Its doors on account of a lack of
patronage. The owners of the house have
110 plans for the future nnd therefore It Is
likely that the theater will be dark for some
time. Manager Cole will dlPband his opera
company and send moat of his people to
Chicago , -where a number have already se
cured employment.
Hees & Bwoboda , florists , llll Farnam ,
cholcu cut flowers and floral designs.
Sam'l Burns , 131S Faruam , Is selling a
J6 banquet lamp for > 3 , w _ i
BOSTON STORE REMNANT SALE
Qrandeit Lot Eemnants Olotbs , Onssimare ? ,
Ohoviots , Worsteds at 26o Yd.
SPECIAL SILK REMNANTS 49C AND 693 YD
Mont Kxtrnorillnnry niul Wonderful
Ilnrunlim In HlKli Clnnn Imiinrtoil
flood * mi Front llnrcnlii
Sutinre n ( U5o Ynnl Today.
$1.25 CLOTH REMNANTS , 250 YARD.
Today wo will place on sale ono o !
the greatest nnd grandest bargains of our
entire business career.
Wo bought from a manufacturer his entire
accumulation of ends , short lengths nnd odd
pieces , running from n yard to five yards , of
the finest grade of cnsslmcrc , worsteds ,
chovlots , serges and plaids. They nro strictly
all wool goods , but hnvo been made up to
ahuw the patterns from. They arc Just the
thing for ladles' skirts , underskirts , dresses ,
capes , boys' pants , etc. They go on our
front bargain square today nt 25o yard.
Jl.OO DRESS GOODS , 250 YARD.
Tomorrow wo glvo you choice of every
dress length , remnant or short piece of our
highest grade dress goods that wo have heretofore -
toforo sold at $1.00 yard , for today , 25c
yard.
SILK REMNANTS , -iOC AND COC YARD.
All the remaining ellks from our great
purchase which wore placed on sale Mon
day , Including the finest plain taffetas , and
most fashionable novelty silks ever shown In
Omaha , worth $2.00 and $3,00 yard , go to
day In two lots at 49c nnd COc yard.
SHORT REMNANTS SILK , EC , IOC AND
15C EACH.
Thousands of samples pieces of high
grade plain nnd fancy silks , reduced tomor
row to Gc , lOc nnd 15e each.
To close out all our Imported sample ends
of dress goods that match nnd do not match ;
wo plnco them on sale In two lots at 5c and
lOc each ,
BOSTON , STORE OMAHA ,
N. W. Cor. ICth and Douglas Sts.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TO DEBATE
Twelve CoiitrMtniitM Strive for Honor
of IlcnrcNciitlnK Omaha Heforc
the Stale
A debating society known as the Demos-
thentan has been recently organized at the
High school , open to undergraduates Ir
respective of class standing. There arc now
about thirty names on the rolls and consid
erable progress has. already been made. Just
now thcro Is an exciting contest under way
as to the choice of debaters to appear In the
Interschool debate which will occur at Lin
coln on December 26 , during the meeting of
the State Teachers' association. The debate
will bo under the auspices of the State De
bating league , which has made Its forensic
contests an annual feature at the State
Teachers' association during the last two
years.
The contest will take place at the audl-
: orlum of the Lincoln High school and tha
[ allowing high schools will participate : Lin
coln , Beatrice , Crete , York , Nebraska City
nnd Omaha. The question for discussion
this year will be , "llesolved , That England
Is justified In its course toward the Boers. "
Omaha , Nebraska City and York , sending
two speakers each , will uphold the negative.
The contestants will bo chosen at prelim
inary debates held nt the various schools In
terested. The local high school will settle
the contest on Friday afternoon , when the
judges will rule on the merits of twelve
candidates.
The Demosthenlans feel that they possess
an advantage over their rivals for the reason
that the question to bo discussed Is one
which they themselves suggested to the state
league several months ago , a privilege not
shared by the other contesting high schools.
The local debaters have given the theme
careful study , particularly from the view
point to which they have been assigned.
IIAYIHiIIHOS. .
Another IIIK Sheet MiiHlo Snle.
Ic per copy ! Ic per copy ! ! Ic per copy ! ! !
Wo have over 10,000 copies of National
Music Co.'s publications wo will place on
sale nt Ic per copy , both vocal and Instru
mental , In all grades. Wo also carry all the
very latest sheet music of the day , which
wo will sell at very reasonable prices. Lib
eral discount on books and folios.
HAYDEN BROS.
AiiiioiiiiepiuentN.
Tonight opens the long anticipated en
gagement of Jolly Jefferson do Angclls nnd
Ills more or less jolly company In the "Jolly
Musketeer. " The scat sale for the event
has been a steady ono slnco It opened last
Tuesday and the prospect for a crowded
house on the opening night Is excellent.
Saturday afternoon promises to bring out
a big audience also. From all accounts Mr.
do Angells' company Is stronger than on
Its last visit.
On Sunday night , November 10 , the
Trocadero Opera company will terminate
Us engagement In Omaha ; therefore , but
( Ivo moro opportunities remain to witness
the presentation of Johnnn Strauss' opera
"Tho Merry War" and of hearing this capa
ble llttlo company. The music of this opera
Is unusually tuneful 'and many of the
regular patrons pronounce It the prettiest
of the season's productions. The regular
bargain mntlncss will bo given tomorrow
and Sunday.
Carriers nro Instructed not to roll or fold
The Sunday Bee , but to deliver It flat.
Subscribers will plcaeo notify the office If
this Is not doco. Telephone 238.
Builinoton
Ever Hear of
the Burlington ?
It's a railway system with 7,693
miles of track in cloven great
states It's trains can carry you
most any where.
From the Durllngton Station
you can start and start right for
Chicago and the Eeast , C:40 : a.
m , and 5:05 : p. m.
Denver and the West , 4:25 : p.m.
Montana and the Northwest ,
4:25 : p. m.
St. Joseph and St. Louis , 4:55 :
p. m.
St. Joseph and I''aneas City ,
8:50 : a. m. and 10ir : p. m.
TICKET BURLINGTON
OFFICE STATION
IBO2 Farnnm lOth and Mason
Stroot. Stroota ,
'Phono 200'Phono 3IO.
THAT IIIU COTTOX GOODS SA1.I3.
Krlilnr In HIP AVnuh Droin flood * Io-
Iinrtiiiriil nt llnjilm llrox.
Never mind the crowds , the bargains are
worth your trouble ,
On Friday wo place on special sale 750
pieces of dark 28-in. fast color percales ,
worth 7',4e yard , at 2c yard.
028 pieces of the heavlcat napped twilled
flannelette , full yard wide , in splendid
styles , goods worth regular 20c yard , nt lie
yard.
You know what the wash goods special
sales are the genuine bargain kind.
2,000 YARDS BLACK TAKKRTA , FINE
CJRADK , AI.U SILK , BOG.
$1.00 high grade black taffeta , only COc ;
$1.25 pure dye French black taffeta , "Be ;
$1.60 quality 27-ln. wide black tnffeta , OSc ;
$1.75 quality 3 < Mn. wldo black taffeta , $1.2oi
THESE PRICKS FOR FIUDAY ONLY.
All colors In plnln taffetas at 30c ; all
colors In plain eatlns nt 3Sc ; nil col
ors In fillk finish velvet , 2iic ; 50 pieces $1.25
black i civets nt 75c.
DUESS GOODS SALE.
10,000 yards of rcmnnnts on cale on our
front bargain square tomorrow morning , 6c ,
lOc , 15c and 25c for goods worth up to EOo ,
per yard ; several remnants to match. Wo
carry the most popular line of dress goods
in the city , all new from the mlliw , at lOc ,
15c , 25c , 39c , 49c , 75c , $1.00 , $1.25. Special
sale on golf cloth Friday. Double-faced
cloth In all colors , very heavy , 75c ; GO-ln.
nil wool , 9Sc ; 58-ln. extra heavy In brown ,
gray , oxford , etc. , at $1.50 yard. Headquar
ters for crepons.Vo will sell you ns good
crepon for $1.25 as any house In Omahn asks
$2.50 for : French flannclctto as thick as a
board , 10 c.
HAYDEN BROS. ,
Attend the Hlg Wrapper Sale.
AT IIAYK.nitos. .
BOi * ImleiMnr ! lit lljp ,
Special for Saturday from 10 a. m. to 12
m. Ladles' flno Jersey ribbed , flceco lined
vests nnd pants In ecru and silver gray , all
sizes , worth up to GOc , at 15e. Remember
the time , Saturday morning at
HAYDEN BROS.
Tlic Xorllitvcntcm Line.
FIVE TRAINS
DAILY TO CHICAGO
6:10 : a. in. *
10:55 : a. m.
1:15 : p. m.
lf : > 5 p. m. *
7:30 : p. m. *
* Special limited trains
With Library , Buffet earn , Diners
Recherche Sleepers , Chair cars.
Note The Northwestern Is obliged to run
far moro trains than any other line between
Omaha and Chicago.
New city offices
1401-H03 Farnam street.
Como to the auction at Mercer hotel ,
Twelfth and Howard today , of furniture
nnd furnishing goods. Positively no limit
on the goods.
] ) IIQI ) .
AHMANSON Florence V. , daughter of
William H. Ahmajibon , Thursday , Novem
ber 1C , ] SD3 , aged 7 months 20 days.
Funeral Saturdnv nt 2 p. m. from rcsl-
lence , 2537 North Nineteenth street. Fi rlcnds
Invited.
Spoons for
the
million at
50 cents
Wo'vo n lot of Expo
sition Spoona that formerly
sold for $1.50 to close them
out wo'vo marked them BOc.
The $2.00 $ ones , with flno en-
graVeiJ bowls , marked down
to Jl.OO. Wo'vo also a lot
of Sterling Silver Pin Trays ,
with government building ,
former price $2.00 , marked
dowq ta 50c.
Gee , W , Ryan & Co. ,
Jeweler Omaha 10 ! ) . S. 10th St.
California
and
Oregon
Excursions
Leave Omaha Every Friday ,
In Ordinary Sleeping Cars via the
UMO.V PACIFIC
OVER TEN HOURS QUICKER
Tlinn any Other Line.
LOWEST IIATKS. IMNTSOII LIGHT.
STEAM HEAT , ETC.
Cltr Ticket Ofllce , 1.102 Fnrnnm St.
Telephone ! 1IO.
TO
Chicago and East
St , Paul and Minneapolis
Hoi Springs and Deadwood.
NEW CITY OFFICES
I4OI-I4O3 FARNAM STREET
our
telephone's
pretty
busy. So many sending In orders then
again many send us written orders for
Krwg
Cabinet |
If , when you call up four-two-naught , you
find the telephone engaged , bo patient
don't get excited we'll bo delighted to 1111
your order and "our drivers are accommo
dating , " as the coal man says. Cabinet Is
the beer that ladle * like BO strengthening
and a F-I-N-B tonic ,
ritnn icui'u uiuvwi.vn co. ,
Telephone CO , _ 1007 Jackson Street.
itAvnr.v nnos.
Hrooery ! nlo.
10 Ibs. granulated sugar , only < 3c.
High grade Minnesota flour , sk. 85c.
3-lb. cans full wflghl tomatoes , 6c.
2-lb. cans new sugar corn , Oc.
30 bars Whlto Russian or Diamond C
soap , ISc.
1Mb. pkgs. Solf-Rlslng Tnncako flour or
buckwheat , worth ICc , only 7c.
35c cans Bartielt pears , only Olic.
linked beans In tomato sauce , ran , 3c.
Condense * ! milk , full weight , 7Hc.
15o cans Pet Evaporated cream , V4c.
lOc pkc. condensed mlnco meat , Cc.
lOc pkg. baking soda , 5c.
lOo bottles best blueing , only 3c.
2-lb. cans sliced pineapple , only 12HC.
1-lb. cans Royal or Price's B. Powder , 33c.
ICc cans sours , assorted , only 7V&c.
1-lb. Jars assorted Jams , 7'/Sc.
MEAT DEPARTMENT.
No. 1 hams , sugar cured , 9c.
Fresh pork sausage , 7l4c.
Corned beef , per pound , 5c.
3-lb. palls any brand of lard , 20c.
XXX cured bacon , only "c.
TBA > AND COFFEE DEPARTMENT.
Now crop Japan tea dust , lOc ; new crop
Japan tea , 29e ; new crop Moyuno Gunpow
der tea , 29e ; new crop English Breakfast ,
27V c ; broken Java nnd Mocha coffee , Cs ;
good whole Rio coffee , lOc ; Golden Rio
coffee , 12c ; best Java and Mocha coffee ,
lb. , 25c. HAYDEN BROS.
Carriers nro Instructed not to roll or fold
The Sunday Bee , but to deliver it flat.
Subscribers will pleaoo notify the office If
this is not done. Telephone 238.
afl
A Diamond Bin ;
or an opal rlnpr , or some stone
nlwnys makes an acceptable
Christmas gift. If you are not
sure of It , try it this year. We
have ii nice line of them and would
bo pleased to show them to you ,
whether you are prepared to buyer
or not. Our btore is loaded full of
tasty Christmas gifts.
la IV a
The Jeweler. 151(1 (
A Word of Advice
To these who have never drank a pure ,
unadulterated beer try Just one case
of
Gettelman's '
. H R us un H-
Beer
Then you'll know what is meant by
PURE beer. Thcro are hundreds of
beers made but none so pure as the
Natural Process Beer. This Is .tho
beer that endorsed by eminent phy
sicians.
The A. Getfelman Brewing Go ,
oTMIlwaukcc.
A. J. SHORT , Manager Omaha Branch
624 South IGtH fet. Tel. 1121.
MUVS COM.AUS : t i-ao , ctrrs re.
Sntnrilnv Mnrnltiic HrKl'i" CrentcAt
5nlp iif Jim' * Collar * nnd Ciiffn
RVKIl KNOWN IN OMAHA.
AT BOSTON' STORE.
0.000 collars and cuffs.
Made by the United Shirt nnd Collar Co ,
Such as retail from ISVic to 25c each for
the collars
And from 25c to 35c for the cuffs ,
Go on sale Saturday
At Boston Store.
AT 3Hc EACH FOR THE COLLARS
AND 7C A PAIR FOR THE CUKKS.
These nro all In the latest style and In
every size.
They are nil sound nnd perfect with the
exception of some slight imperfections In
the laundering.
Sale begins promptly Saturday morning at
BOSTON STORE. OMAHA ,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas.
Clmrltlon Winiil Ynnl ,
Thirteenth and Nicholas. "Phono 1646.
On sale , second-hand oak and pine ; 2-Inch
plnnk ; also bt-st plno kindling ; hard and
soft ptovcwood and chunks nhvnys en hand
at reaeonabld prices.
prices.JOHN
JOHN LAUQHLAND ,
Secretory.
We Apologize to Trust Druggists
Wo hope * the "Trust Druggists" will ex
ruse iia for say'.ne that they were going to
keep us from selling goods nt loss than
standard prices , The mnmifnrturcrs cnn
tlnup to sell us nil wo wnnt WK Ilx the
retail nrlcca.
Trust On
1'rlco. Price
loc II .t II Sonp nc
75c l.u Jeune Face Powder 3li-
2i > c Rromo Solder "Oc
$1.00 Port , Sherry or Claiet COo
Suspensory Hnnd.mo , worth 50c for . . . . 25t
2" > c Pucker's Tar Sonn IGi
Jl.OO nepf , Iron und \Vlne .r > 0
2Tio Tjnxiitlvr. Hromo Quinine 30c
$1.00 Malted Milk TiV
E0 < - Marshall's Extract of Hoof 25c
? 1.0f > Wumpolcs Mixture Oo < l Liver Oil . .7Sc
Me Vlolf-t Water ITa ,
Jl.OO Fountain Syringe tile
$1.00 Steam's Whip Oort Mver Oil 7r
JI.OO Pnlnn'p Celery Compound 75e
7 ! > c Atomizer ( Hard Rubber ) -19t
jl.Ofl IJiH-ltx Sam's Tobacco Cure 60 <
$1.00 Scott's Emulsion 7i
2 > o Talcum Powder lOc
$1.00 West's Ni'rvo und Uraln Treat
ment 29c
$1,00 Duffy's Malt \Vlilsltty 7no
$1.00 Pc-ru-nn CDc
Write for catalogue.
Sherman & McDonnell Drug Go , ,
J.-.lit Iluiluc Strcvt. Onmliii
Turkey
Get a camera and take a
picture of the family gather
ing at the reunion table.
AVe can give you a reliable
instrument for § 5.75 takes
photos 4x5 holds 12 plates
without changing. Use flash
light powders , no need to
wait for sunlight.
The Robert
Dempster Co.
1215 Famam St.
ExoluKlve denier * In photo aapplle * .
Ladies'
S Wrappers
Cost of Material.
, \ They are here and thousands of
them. Flannelettes , percales , calicos and
eiderdown , and the price is merely a frac
tion of their cost. They are the wrappers
we mentioned yesterday , purchased of the
dissolving firm of Franklin & Mirsky , and
with the jackets and suits from Shaff &
Silberman , and the skirts from Max Solo
mon , make our cloak department sales
money savers to shrewd buyers.
Look around , try them all , but in justice
to yourself see ours before you buy. Noth
ing fairer.
GOO ladies' wrappers , sizes 32 to 44 , on
sale at 25c.
800 ladles' flceco lined Wrappers , In pretty 1,450 Wrappers , In percales and extra
patterns , body lined , trimmed with two rows heavy 'fleece lined , In pretty stripes , checks
of braid , at less than half the price of materials
nnd figures ; they are extra wide at tbo hips ,
terials tomorrow only -)3c. )
perfect flttlnp , ruffled yoke , trimmed with
1,200 Wrappers , , in very handsome pat
terns , heavy flannels , finished seams , extra braid , they must bo oecn to bo appreciated ;
body lined , ruffle over shoulders , pleated only 08c.
back and trimmed with hraldj they are 2,100 ladles' Eiderdown Wrappers , extra
worth $1.75 , on ealo at only 79e. well made , a regular $2.50 wrapper , for $1.25.
Bargains for all People who wear Jack
ets and Skirts as well as Wrappers-
One lot of Jackets , made of fine kersey , 25 imported Suit Samples , worth $50,00 lo
with strapped seams , tbo very newest style , $75.00 , bought from Sbaff & Silberman , go In
lined throughout , trimmed with 24 buttons , this sale at $25.00.
man-tailored , made to sell for $12.50 ; sale 100 Skirts , in plain ollks , satins and bro
pllco $5.98. cades , worth $9.00 , on ealo at $1.08.
" therefore spare the
"MANY WORDS WE
words and try to con
WOW'T FBLl , vey straight to your
BUSHEL" minds that this is the place
A
you ought to buy your
, Bibles , Prayer Books , Office Supplies
Books
plies , Blank Books , Artistic Engraving ,
Fine Stationery.
a.t K.ih .
counters.
The newest llctlon can always bo found on our
Megeath Stationery Co.
Good Shoe
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Weather This.
Are you suspicious or donfiding ? Concerning
our public statements , nro you a believer ori <
skeptic ? Our work in tliis community bas 4 < > >
been living long enough to bo well understood
and almost everybody believes UP.
But sometimes wo tax your credulity , and
are now about to do so. The topic is elioes r
out door shoes for men and women. The ac
counts of them have often seemed absurd. But
not one has overstepped the line of actual truth
by a fraction of a thought. O
MENS WINTER SHOES-Mcn's winter , tan , box O
calf , Goodyear welts , full double soles , every
pair guaranteed same shoo sells elsewhere for
§ 3.50 , our price only $2.50.
MEN'S ' WINTER SHOES Men's winter shoes , tan
and box calf , calf lined , genuine w eather resistors
sisters , just the thing for wet weather , real
value § ! , our price $3.00.
MEN'S ' WINTER SHOES Men's winter shoos , du
plicates of the shoes you find around town that
bring $4. 50 and § 5 , they are here with our
guarantee for $3.50.
A WOMAN'S ' SHOE That most stores get § 3.50
for , is hero in our women's shoo department lor
almost one half the shoe is kid with or with
out vesting to ps , box calf or plump vici , latest
style for $ i.90.
WOMEN'S ' CUSHIONETTE SHOES-With heavy ex
tension soles , mannish last , cushion innersole ,
every pair guaranteed , real value $5 , our price
$3.50.
WET WEATHER SKOES-For school , made of
kangaroo calf , plump soles , made to give the
best of service and sold to you with that un
derstanding , Si to Hi , $1.20 ; 12 to 2 , $1.40.
1 THIS ADVERTISEMENT TRUTHFULLY -
§ FULLY HERALDS THE FACT
that we are offering the greatest values in men's fine , styl
ishly made Suits and Overcoats at 87.50 ever seen in
this city at this very low price.
We give you uniestricted choice of
a very large range of the newest and
brightest styles in men's' fashionable
fabrics for winter absolutely all wool
every thread.
The suit fabrics are fine cassimeres
in neat stripe and check effects , some
in subdued patterns and the always
dressy and refined plain blacks or
blue cheviot. They are regular $12.50
values , on sale at § 7.50.
The overcoats at this price comprise
an elegant assortment of all wool Kerseys and coverts , styl
ishly made up and unequaled in value other stores get
812.50 for them , our price 87.50.
We are certain about our cloth
ing boinh right in every particu
lar. We show more styles than
any merchant tailor and take
just as much care in having our 1
suits well tailored and perfect
[ itting. Indisputably the greatest
values over offered at these low
prices , 810.00 , for men's suits and
overcoats.
480 men's absolutely all wool
lonestly tailored and perfect fit-
ing overcoats , in extraordinarily
Ino black , blue and brown kerseys , diagonal and Herringbone coverts ; black , hluo and
brown Irish frlcac. Cut In all the very newest styles , all lengths , nnd sizes. Body lln-
Ings , trimmings and uleovo lining ! ) of the very beet quality ; the tailoring Is by the best
makers In the country. They are worth t IC.OOj on Bale hero for $10.00.
400 men's milts at $10 , In a great variety of nobby effects In casslmores , ntrlpea ami
checks , blue sorgcs , black clay worsted and all the very best fabrics. These are hand-
fipmo , stylish garments ; cut , trimmed nnd tailored with the utmost cnro ; perfect fitting
and shape holding ; equal to any custom tailors $25.00 sulta ; sold In other Omaha stored
at $1G.OO ; your cholco In this ealo for $10.00.
You can find also great values and great assortments to select from at $5.00 ,
; 12.50 and $15.00.
Umbrellas ThOSC Umbrellas
Imported Umbrellas ore Here
The most magnificent stock of Imported Umbrellas and Umbrella Sots over
shown in Omaha , comprising elegantly mounted bandies of carved elephant
Ivory , beautiful pearls mounted In Hk gold and sterling silver , tortoUo shell ,
oto. '
Now on Display in Our Window.
Wo will appreciate a call and take pleasure In showing them to you.
MAWHINNEY & HOLLIDAY
Jewelers and Art Stationers.
s"r rm.co. . J 5th and Douglas Streets.
Umbrellas Umbrellas
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We Sell
Sheridan Coal Office , farnam St.
Victor White. Tel. 137.