THE OMAHA DAILY HER: SATfKDAY, XOVEMUER a, 1000.
Hosiery Sale
Mipses and
and child
ren's fast
black dor-
l) v ribbed
hose, medium
weight, ull
seamless, all
sizes, per pair
6ic
Boys' and girls' lino and
hoavy ribbed bicyclo and
"otiool hnso, fast black, full Kinm
losi, double soles- f - 4 CZr
at per pair lUC"luC
Ladies' Ih'eco lined fast
black, full icgulur muda bom, nil
tizcH, worth Sou per jialr, jQ
go at 1"L
Ladies' fine imported Lose,
plain block and fancy colors, me
dium and heavy cotton, Ileece lined,
cashtneruand lisle thread,
worth 60o pair, go ut.. . . AUv
The latest fads in
Gold Braid
Belts
The very latest novelties in
ludloV bolts, made with two strands
of gold or silver braid, with pearl
pulley rings, fino su In rlbb m ends.
Theso bo I h are beautifully figured
witli various (IumUmih. Sold through'
out the oast at $L'.50, our -4 ZC
special salo prleo 1 vl zs
The latest novelties in
bolts, tniido with ono strand of gold
or sllvor braid, fancy buckle, sntno
with pretty settings, $1.23 WA
vatucs, your choice for.... JL
y
Big Kid Glove Sale
11.000 pairs Wertheiiner's Ladies' & Misses
Kid Gloves, worth $1.00. $1.50, $2, $2.50 pair,
On Salo Saturday, on Bargain Square, at
39c, 69c, $1.00 Pair
NEW TERRITORY OPENED I'P
Kailroads Rcduco Kates on Packing House
Froduota to Northwest.
MORE BUSINESS FOR SOUTH OMAHA
l'rolilliltlve I-if lie lit lliilcn llnvr Here
tufortr Mmle It liiiiiiMnllile for
O m M ha lo Compete with
Moux City.
Omaha Una taken a decided forward step
lu the Importance of tho packing house in
terests of this city by tho application ot
new rutes (in packliiK liouso products to tho
north, which Increases tho Ulrrcrcntlal horo
toforo exIbtliiK between Omaha and Kansas
City and reduces thu (inferential botween
Omaha and Sioux City on shipments of
theso products to Minneapolis, St. Paul,
West Superior and Duluth,
Announcement of tho reduction In rates
ou packing liouso products from Oinahu
to tho territory In question has been mado
nd tho now tariffs will bo placed Into
operation Immediately. Action relative to
this Important matter was taken at tho
last meetluK of tho Western Trunk Line
committee, when It was determined by a
majority votn of tho members of thu com
mittee to give Omaha rates which have
DECEIVED HUSBAND
Hut He 8eeiu.ii to Like It.
"Wo used to buy our coffee from an URent
ef a coffee house In , who como onco
month to take our order. Wbou wo
would run out, wo bought packaso coffee
from a local grocer and "hubby" would
Hlways raise woro or less of a row uutll
thu coffco ho wus used to eame along.
"Ono time I concluded to survo sorao
Tostum Pood Coffeo, without his knowing
It Hubby remarked that ho was glad to
know tho regular roffco mun had got along
nd ha was very much pleased. llu had
sot tho slightest Idea It was Postum and 1
let this run along for about two months,
serving him Postura every dny. A lady
guest at our tablo remarked that she would
llko to know how I mado coffee, as hors
always had a bitter taste. I thought it
ns a good time to toll tho truth and ro
marked that I always took four heaping
teaspoousful of Postum Food Coffeo
What?' yelled hubby, 'What's that!' 'Ves
1 take four heaping teaspoons of Postum to
the pint ot water.' (Hubby was Hill star
Inf.) 'Lot It stand on the stove until It
really bolls and then allow the actual boil
ing to continue thereafter fr Mftcen lain
utes.' ou can imagine how ho stared.
J'lnally he remarked: 'Well, If the coffee I
have been drinking for two months, .Is Pos
turn Food Coffee, that Is tho only kind wo
will havo In tho house hereafter.'
"I was brought to try Postum, for I had
so much trouble with my heart for four or
five years, with fainting spells and so many
times a day was compelled to sit down to
keep from falling, could not go up nud down
cellar on account ot dizziness and a sick
feeling at my stomach could not eat auy
thing greasy,
"After a thorough examination by the doc
tor, I was told that I had catarrh ot tho
stomach in the worst form and he forbid tho
use ot either tea or coffee, so I started tn on
Postum, leaving off tho old coffee entirely,
as well as tea. I Immediately began to get
better and now my trouble Is entirely gono
nd I am well In every respect and able to
eat anything I want, without distress, I
provod to my own satisfaction that coffee
was the cause of my trouble." Mrs. Y,
Bhurte, Slstersvllls, W. V.
lammp jeep mm
A Phenomenal Sale of
l jm. am -v m.m w ' J i inw r
lie contiiuied warm weather has forced manufacturers to seek an outlet for their fall and winter garments. Many were eager
to sell at a great sacrifice. Wo bought heavily and now advise you to anticipate your wants, as by so doing you will save fully one-half your money,
merchants yourselves and supply your needs when the price is in your favor. Saturday is your opportunity.
Be
Women's Jackets
$5.00 Jackets for $1.98
$1.98 for women's all wool kersey
juckets, some
rind worth up to Sj.OO
OUblUUU,) IUI
$7.50 Jackets for $4.98
$1.98 for choice of .au elegant lot
of women's lino
kersey, covert ami cheviot
Jackets, some lined, some
trimmed with braid and
others appllqucd worth
J7 CO extremely big values
for Saturday at
Ladies' Skirts and Capes
Some very special bargains for Saturday's sale.
Come ami you will see these bargains are here just as
we advertise lliem.
$3.01) Ladies' Dress Skirts for 08c.
$4.00 Ladies' Dress Skirts for $1.50.
$8.50 Ladies' Silk Skirts for $4.98,
$5.00 Ladies' Capes for $2.98.
$7.50 Ladies' Capes for $4.98.
This is tho choice of the entire
$300,000 slock of gloves (formerly
Wertheimor & Co., New York, sold
at auction), and includes tho fol
lowing well-known brands:
Astoria, Peerless, Majestic,
Waldorf and Ascot, which re
tail for upward to $2.50 a pair.
long been Imperative because of tho In
equality of thoso formerly In effect.
Heretofore tho rates per hundred pounds
on packing house products to Minneapolis,
St. Paul and the lako cities havo been 23,4
cents from Omaha, 21 cents from Kansas
City and 15 cents from Sioux City. Omahn
hns suffered a marked disadvantage. Ily
reason of the S'.i-eent differential lu favor
ot Sioux City tho packing Interests In that
city, represented largely by tho Cudahy
Pocking company, havo had a practical
monopoly of tho business and In competi
tion for It Omaha has had to combat the
freight rates favoring Sioux City and has
also been placed on substantially an equal
piano with Kansas City because of the
virtual sameness of the rate, It being only
one-half cent less from Omaha than from
Kansas City.'
Omaha packers havq long contended that a
more equitable rato should be placed into
effect from this city to tho north. They
cited tho fact that in southeastern nnd
southwestern territories Omaha has had to
eompeto with thu Kansas City houses and
has been compelled. In doing so, to combat
differencials of respectively 3 and 0 ceuts
favorable to tho city on tho Kaw,
Will llu r (irrut Mcm lK.
Tho victory that hns been gained In so-
curing a reduction in tho rato to tho north
ern cities Is In keeping with the ono of oven
greater Importance which camo about by
the reduction ot the differential In favor
of Kansas City In southeastern territory
from 0 to 3 cents per 100. Packing house
officials, however, assert that the operation
ot tho new tariffs to Minneapolis nud St.
Paul will bo of incalculable benefit to the
Interests of this city. It will permit
actlvo competition on the part of Omaha
houses In a territory which has been diffi
cult to enter heretofore becauso of tho dif
ferential favoring Sioux City. Its effect
will bo tho shipping of thousands of pounds
of packing house products from the Omaha
houses to tho territory affected by tho
change, where formerly hundreds of pounds
wero shipped. Tho output of the Omaha
packing establishments will naturally bo
Increased and tbo inlluetico of this city as
a packing center will bo widened.
Tho only packing liouso which has taken
only a nomlnnl Interest in tho securing of
bettor rates to northern territory from
Omaha Is tho Cudahy company. Tho
Cudahy packing houso at Sioux City has
vlrtualy controlled tho business In tho
north by reason of tho Sioux City rates and
60 per cen,t of Its business with that toirl
tory has been handled by tho Sioux City
liouso. Officials of this company assert
their appreciation ot tho added Influence
that will coma to Omaha as tho result of
this new ncvo, but maintain that their In
toreat must necessarily be somewhat ab
breviated lor tho reason that business hero
toforo virtually controlled by them Ib now
opened to competition ot all tho Omaha
houses.
"Hven though tho rato from Omaha to
Minneapolis and common points will tittll
bo 5 cents In advance of tho Sioux City
rate," said a Cudahy official, "tbo ailvan
tago to Sioux City that would naturally be
assumed Is somewhat misleading. It costs
much mnro to produce packing houso sun
piles at Sioux City than in Omaha. In
bound freight rates on tho articles that
enter Into tho manufacture of theso prod
ucts are much hlgher'ln Sioux City because
of the fact that there aro fewer roads com
putltlvo and consequently rates aro not
down so low as In Omaha. The Increased
expense of getting coal to Sioux City Is au
Important Item and unskilled labor com
mands a better price than It does here, As
a conK'quenco the I eduction places Sioux
City about ou au equal piano with Omaha,
even though the rates on the face of them
appear to favor Sioux City."
ContrnrU with lliiinliurK-Aiiierlcnii
HAMnuriO, Nov. 2 The Russian govern
ment has commissioned the Hamburg Amer
lined Q&
on fiilo I
stylish up-to-date
linn u; iu vuiiv;
$4.98
JmL
$3.US for
lining, nobby skirts, made
to sell at .?S.oO, for
SS.DS for
Sale of "Joseph" Millinery.
WE PUHCIIASED from "Joseph" all tho model hats as well as a largo quantity of his own
famous designs. These hatfc. are- decidedly swell and portray the nowost and latest ideas
with precision. Saturday thoy go on salo at extraordinary low prices.
tfl
I I
$500
To sustain our reputation
for value giving and to fur
ther lame our millinery, we
havo produced (or this special salo about 300 of tho prettiest
styles in trimmed hats shown this season. Thoy, represent
values not horotoforo exeollod; $10 hats, lucluded inUhla $5 lot.
ican steamship lino to transport troops
between Odessa and the far east.
Tho Hamburg-American line ha3 pur-
chascJ tho Ilrazll and Hivor Plntto fleet be
longing to A. 0. l)c rrcttos & Co, of Ham
burg and Is now negotiating with tho Ham
burg and South American Steamship com
pany for a Joint working of their respective
services.
UAII.IIOAIIS SHAKING I.V I'HOSPUItlTV
Union l'iM'llln Iti'i'i-lptis for Srpti-inluT
Sliovr (ioihI IncrciiKi.
Tho showing of financial operations of tho
Union Pacific for tho month of September
and Us comparison with the same period
a year ago shows a gratifying condition
of affairs and is a further argument in
favor of tho properlty of the west ot this
tlmi. Of particular Interest In tho state
ment prepared by Secretary Alex Miller Is
tbo showing of tho enormous Increase lu
expenses, Including thoso entailed In opera
tion and Improvement, which shows that
the fact of increased business has brought
about a proportionate Increase In expendi
tures and the distribution of vast sums ot
money throughout tho territory contiguous
to tho Union Pacific and its allied systems.
The financial showing and comparative
statement of the Union PacHlc, Oregon
Short Lino and Oicgon Hallway & Navi
gation company for the months of Sep
tember, 1000 and 181)9, follows:
1000. ISM Inerens".
firnss rec...$t.0an.0c;9.71 U1H.278 85 IHrt.79i.fi
KxpeiiHes .. 2,218,958.48 1.M7.O0O.C0 371.9s7.MJ
Surplus ...Sl,Slti,0il.S5 JU01.278.19 $14,S'3&G
For tho three mouths of July, August ami
Septembor tho showing of Improvement Is
even more apparent, thu lncrcaso In tbo
surplus of this period lu 1900 over 1899
being $407,200.14. Tho official statement fol
lows: 1!h". ISO"). Incrcnso
Cross reo..S11.41.141.31 J1O.04WX17 Jl.3.V.1l
Expenses . C392.3a5.b7 0,302,078.17 I,i30,237.'i0
Surplus .$ E,0sib05.44 J 4,G3f,GOG.OO 407.2O0JI
lu 1S99 tho number ot miles operated
was r,35S.&9, and In 1900, ",C08.8S, an Increase
of 150.29 miles.
GARNISHMENT CASE IN COURT
I'lrxt NiiMomil Hunk Ankn for a Cou
utriii'tlon of mi OriliT Itrrrutly
I'lurril on I'lli-,
In tho United States circuit court
yesterday tho application ot tho
First National bank for a con
structlon ot tho order of garnish-
mout In thn caso ot Hlchard Horton, trustee
of the Greater America Exposition, against
tho Chicago recking compuuy was nrguod
and submitted. Tho defendants In the caso
had ou deposit In tho bank certain funds
which woro garnlsheed by tho plaintiff.
Ileforo the papers wero served thu defendant
had drawn checks against tho fund and do
sires to know whether It can pay theso
checks or must pay all of the money ou
hand Into tho court.
A decision cannot bo rendered until No
vember 9 as court has adjourned until that
date, but Judge Mungor Indicated that ho
would permit the payment of tho checks
drawn before the dato of tho garnishment
proceedings, tho balance of tho money to
bo paid Into court pending a settlement ot
the case.
Mortality StiitiNtlua.
Tho following deaths nn'-J blrth3 wero re
ported to the city health commissioner foi
tho twenty-four hours ending nt noon Fri
day: lllrths J. II. Ivalsur. 1721 North Tlifr.
teontli, girl: Andy Uoblnsou, 2553 8pauldlnr,
girl: John Lumlholm, 2S13 Cam, girl: C. ftl.
Acton, 3101 California, boy: M. L. Madson,
7o9 North Thirty-fourth, boy.
Deaths-Mrs. Ollla Carrier. 2211 Reward.
aged 45; Sam Osliorn. Windsor hotel, nseii
35; William Davis, Mason anil Forty-flfth,
ngen ai; nauuu J. Jveuy, icmn ami jones,
ngeu i..
For a Cold In the Head.
LAXATIVE imOMO-QUININE TADLETS.
Bff AND5IS & SOWS
'IDOVfU
Women's Suits, Coats, Skirts
$8.50 Tailor Made Suits $3.98
women's tine tailored Eton Suits,
$3.98
$15 00 Tailored Suits $8.98
women's stylish Reefer ami Eton
pltk lined Jackets, Inverted pleated nklrtH, nil
$8.98
wool nomcspun, roveri cnevioi, etc., in
cluding u big lot of odd samples and worth
up to J15.O0 for Saturday
V fr choice of "Joseph" model
I hats, and his Jamous creations. This
lot surpasses by fur any previous show
ing and should i titer est
Omaha a nd vicinity that desires high-class
The actual value of these hats
but to create an unprecedented demand we
price for Saturday ten dollars.
$2 50
WHO WILL BE THE WINNERS
More New Contestants Adding Their Names
Each Day.
MANY CHANGES IN THE LIST TODAY
i:rr- One L'oiilrMlnif for the I-'rre
bcliolumliliin Ih AIU; to the I 'act
Thut lie MiiNt HuHtle lu
Order to lie u Winner.
DAILY, BY CAniUKK.
One year, $7.S0 Secures 7fc0 votes.
Six months, 3.90 Seeim-H 390 votes.
Thrco mouths, $1.95 Secures 193 votes.
DAILY, II Y MAIL.
One year, JS.OO Seeures 800 votes.
Six months, $l.0O Secures votes.
Three months, J.'.uo .Secures 2ou votes.
Thnnainila nf men are StrlvlllC tO SUIlDOrt
a family on a hard earned, meager salary
where, It thoy had tno requireu euuciuion
In thetr lino of work they could climb to
tho top where tho boltur baiarics aro wan
ing for them.
An education Is something mat cannot oe
incniitlrn,! liv rlnllntu and CCIltS. The Hep.
offers you tho opportunity simply by enter
ing tho most liberal contest mat wus eer
High Grade Pianos
Are tho cheapest I" Ho "ul, sis they
nro boiind to ,'lve you nbsolute sntlsfae.
tlon so many plunoH ate nolil which
tiro OALLKD IIIOI1 GUADK. but you
enhnot mnko n mlstnko when you select
such plunos us the Knuhe, Krnnlch Si
lSuch, Kimball, llnllet Davis, Need
ham, Mcrlmll nntl other KliHllnr makes,
which wo nro carrying Como nn!
look over our Immense stock nnd be
convinced that you nro Rcttlnu tho very
best value for your money. (
A. HOSPE,
Music and Art 1513 Douglas.
Drex L Shooman
Never forgets when he was n boy and
how the Ul-shupun and clumsy shoes he
had to wear cramped and hurt his feet
Ho uses tiio knowledge he gullied by
pnlnful experience In selecting boys'
shoes that nro shaped llko tho foot so
that they are u comrort-Our boys' $l.nJ
shoo has received us much cure lu the
selecting us nny $:.bo shoe In tho store
Fact Is, to get what we wanted we had
to buy what Is a regular '-0O shoe nt
most stores It's true there Isn't very
much profit for us yet vro plenso you
that's better than protlt.
Drexel Shoe Co.,
New L'ataloKtiri rewdy Srilt free for
the Mkliiir.
Omnha'ft I'p-to-ilntr Shoe llonat.
141U 1-AUNAJl STUUliT.
STORE
Children's Reefers
$4.00 Child's Reefer for $1.75
$1.75 for your choice of a big
lot of fancy jackots for children, nmdo
of novelty and staple cloths, with
long capo collars, flT P"
many beautifully I J
braided, ages 4 to I
12 worth S-1.00, for
Sale of
SJ.OO Collarettes for $1.50
$1.50 for good Fur Collarettes of
Olino seal and Thibet combina
tion, good full sweep, M'm.oo ....
good
$6.50 Collarettes for $3.98
$5. 9S for electric and astrakhan (Tf f O
collnrcttes, trimmed with moufllon, imitation 3
marten, etc. values up to $uf0,for wr
$2.50 Iilectric Seal Scarfs for 98c
Suits,
98c for electric seal stolls with 4 and G
bir tuils stylish shapes, worth up to $-.50,
Saturday at
every lady in
millinery.
is $25 00
have made the
for e'egant trimmed hats.
tho very newest styles, trim
mtd with fancv feathers, os
trich fea'hors, silks, velvets and orn imunts. Evorv hat is de
cidedly modish and compares favorably with the luits thatiiro
usually priued $6 ou salo Saturday at verv low price, $.-'0.
offered tho public. Head tho coupon found
on the second page of this paper and tho
large ad. on one of tho lnsldo pages, pick
out your scholarship and then begin cutting
coupons, hustlo and do not give up and you
will never regret the little effort put forth.
Ily securing tho education you can enter
a profession and earn several times what
you do now. Whllo most engineers and
architects went away to college at great ex
pense for their education you can get a com
plete education without Having humo nud
dropping your work. Through one of the
frco scholarships in tho International Cor
icspondcnce school of Scranton, Pa., which
The llco will give you If you succeed In be
coming ono of tho ten winners of tho edu
cational voting contest you can, without
expense, qualify for a good salaried position
and not havo to toic a dollar In wacs while
studying.
Cut out today's voting coupon nnd voto
morning, noon and night.
Following Is tho stnudlng of the candidates
to date.
II. W. Reynolds, Hastings, Neb 2,041
Watson H. Perkins, 13. E. Ilruco .t Co.. 621
John W. Mulr, Omaha Mnchlno Works.. 470
IJ. E. Muller, Fisher & Lawrlo -120
Henry L. Cnssoll, 2230 Meredith avonuo. 413
Will A. Hrown, Fullorton, Neb 360
F. II. Holbrook, 1108 Harney street.... 359
Emma Hood, Telephone exchange 321
Albert Sessmuu, Murray hotol 280
V. Ilenzlng, Clrand Island, Neb 250
F. W. nartllng, Nebraska City, Neb,... 244
II. C. Van Avery, 1009 Capitol avenue.. 233
Frank A. Docker. Council Illuffs, la.... 143
Theodoro Schnolz, 2021 Howard 140
John Furbush, 1018 North Sixteenth.... 140
Reefers
Furs
$1.50
98c
Ribbon Sale Saturday
Wo purchased nearly an cutiro jobbers
stock of ribbons at Hie on the dollar, henen
these exceedingly low prices. Homoiubor theso
aro all nice, clcau, fresh goods and not rem
nants. $1.00 Taffeta Ribbon 15c yard.
All the wide tutTota ribbons, fancy plaid taffeta,
brilliant taffetas, drawn work and -4 E-i
lorded edyo talTotas, etc. worth XJvJ
$1.00 yard sale prico
50c Satin Ribbon 10c yard.
All tho vory heavy double-faced satin ribbons,
hoavy corded pluin ribbons, heavy talTotas that
generally sell for itto to 60c yard "V
po in ono lot per yard JLvt'
at
25c Plain and Fancy Ribbons 5c.
All the ribbons that aro worth from 15c to 25e a yard In plain
and fancy plaids, checks and stripes, all silk
on sale, per yard
Bolt of 10 yards Ribbon only 5c yard.
All the ribbun that Reuomlly soil aiCo a yard, plain and fancy
all sllli ribbon sale price f jr entire bolt of ton yards
only.....
W. F. Hatch. Union Pacific hoadoaurtcrs 130
Ulancho Mlggs, Millard hotol 1.1
Johu Haynes, Dewey & Stone OU
William Kocher. 2C21 Parker street.... R7
Lawrence Williams, Council Illuffs 63
Daisy Hickman, Dennett's store "2
Will Itlnk, Milwaukee city ticket olllco. t2
1'rlrn lor I'upiln. i
Tho Omaha Daughters of the American
Revolution havo offered a prlzo for tho ,
RHEUMATISM.
NEW ORLEANS, April 10, 1837
DIt. RADWAY A CO.
I have been a sufferer from Rheumatism
for more than six months. I could not rain
my hands to my head or put my hand be
hind me. or even take ott my own shirt
Before I had finished threo-fourths of a
bottle of Railway's Ready Relief f cojld
iita my urnis as well s cvr You can seii
why I have such great faith In your Relief
Tours truly, W, O HAKKK,
Unelneer at A Mnntelono's Rout and Shoe
Fsetnry, 9311 Julia Street.
Radway's Ready Relief U a sure euro for
-very Pain, Sprains, Bruises, Pains In the
iiclc. Ctieet and Limbs,
Tmken Inwardly there la not a remcdla'
ient in the world that will cure Fever ani
Aran and all other malarious, bilious and
ithsr fevers, aldtd by RADWAY'S PILLH
io quickly RADWAY'S RBADY RK
LIKF. Sold by drufgUts.
RADWAY & CO., 55 Elm St, New York.
Dis Am De Way i Look
When l'so workln' You sec I don't call
ills work wrltln' nils 'cause It ain't
nn' anybody enn do It ef he knows how
Do only trouble Is to git a subject an'
den llro away DIs kin' o' weather ain't
goln' to Inst much longer nn' du wind
will be whlstlln' lu your house If yon
don't get dem weather strips on, an'
my boss has got a big lot of de good
kin', an' ho don't charge 'stravagant
prices for 'em either Den ho also sells
dem Corbln door check springs a little
bit do smoothest door check wnts mudn
DIs am de one wut druws do door rap
idly to a point near de Jamb and den
closes It gently without a noise Every
one of dem Is guarnntccd-an' ef you'll
seo niy boss an' have him explalu It
you'll buy ouo shore.
A. C, Raytiier
1514 Farnam St.
Everybody Likes Our Candy
After once tasting It They cannot help
but like It -Made fresh every day from
the very best muterlal wo can obtuln, It
Is tho most delicious confection that can
bo made The girl who likes bon bons
is sure to be satisfied with our Gold
Medal Chocolate IJon Hons We make
but one grado and charge moderately
for It Our narao on the box Is a guar
anty thut lMs strictly high class.
W. S. Balduff,
1520 Fttruam St.
Underwear
Gnind Sale of Women's and
Children's Underwear.
Misses', ch ti
ll ron's an J boys'
vests, pants utnl
drawers In
camel's half and
natural gray,
part wool, good
quality, all size,
worth up to ;i5c
each, go In two
lots at
5c & 10c
Boys' and girl's vests, pants ana draw,
ers, In all wool, natural gray, Joriey
ribbed, In plain, medium and heavy
weight fleeco lined, extra
fine- quality, worth rcgu- !C
lar 76c each, all Bites at.. W
Misses' and boys union tults in
medium and heavy weight fleeco llnod,
Jersey ribbed
all slics
at
25c, 39c
Ladles' medium and heavy weight Jer
sey ribbed underwear
In light nnd I'll
12k, 19c
unrK colors
BO at
Ladles' vests and pants In plain
camel's hnlr nnd natural wool, part
wool, Jersey ribbed, silver grny and
' V f,l It MMW
25c
eeru all sizes worth
up to 76c In this enlo
at
Ladles' saxony wool ribbed vests nnd
pants, plulu Egyptian cottou utid au-
gora fleoco lined wool
vests and pntits, hand- a
tomely silk trimmed
worth Jl go at x
Ladles' Jersey ribbed sliver gray union
suits, buttoned across t tie chest and
down tho front, nil sites, good qual
ity-
go
at.. .
25c, 39c, 49c
5c
bout essay written by a pupil In the Eighth
,THiio of tho publlo scho): on "The Re
ligion of the rolonlr.i tit tho Time ot tho
Revolution." All essays must bo submitted
beforu Thanksgiving.
HiillilliiK I'lTinlln.
Tho city Inspector of buildings hn Issued
tho following nermlts. Mrs. Iinto Rich,
Twentieth ti ml Pratt, frame ilwePltii.
Jl.OuO; Mrs. Vondur.kn, 1717 South Four
teenth, frame addition, o; Mrs. Kmn.u
Waller, 1013 South Twenty-third, frame ad
dltlon, $HK.
Prescriptions
Won't stand any ubstltnU
lng nor will you take your
prescriptions where substi
tuting Is allowed If you
know it. We placo behind our
clerks one of the most com
plete stocks at pure, froth
drugs In tho west and c
matter what the prescrip
tion, bring them to us and
W0 will fill them properly at
a very reasonable ccst.
THE ALOE & PENF0LD CO.,
Largest Medical Supply House
1408 Fiiruam St. OMAHA.
OPPOSITE PAXTO.V HOTEL.
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