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TITE OMAHA DAILY BEEi WEDNESDAY, FERHUAHY 12, 1U0Z.
Af FAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
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TROSrCCTS FOR SUCCESS THIS TIME
sVapertr Owirra Alomar Street AV Ill
la C to Vmr Cost of Filling la Die
Gaily Dclwrn Tweatleta
i '
F. 3. Lewis of Rock' Island. 111.. I her
making Dot her effort to have M street
graded. A petition la being circulated and
at present baa a large number of signa
ture. The scheme proposed by Mr. Lewis
la to make one Improvement district ex
tending from Thirteenth street to Twenty-fourth
street. The opposition bss been,
heretofore, that M street Is now graded
from Thirteenth street west to Twentieth
r atreet and from Twenty-second to Twenty
fourth street. In order to open the street
there remains only the big (III to be made
between Twentieth and Twenty-second
streets. Since Mr. Lewis took hold of the
matter, , and with the assistance of the
East Side ImproTement club, property
ownera appear willing to make one district
of the street and will stand their propor-
' tlonata share of the cost of the improve
ment. This action is taken at thla time for the
reason that there seems to be no chance
of the city opening N street to the river
and with the ferry boat and possibly a
pontoon bridge in operation a direct line
la desired. While It will cost a large sum
to grade these two blocks the property
wners now appear willing to stand the
expense on account of the Improvements
and the increase In the value of prop
erty, providing the street Is opened.
Another Idea of property owners In trying
to hasten the opening of the street Is the
rumor which Is afloat that possibly the
library will be located somewhere on M
street, although no definite propositions
have been made to owners of property on
this street by members of the counoll.
While the cost of filling the big gully
between Twentieth and Twenty-second
treeU will be high, the expense. If prorated
In the district proposed, will not be large
s compared with the benefits.
Wait Iadletineals Quashed.
Several South Omaha people who were
remembered by the grand Jury, Including
some of the members of the Board of
Education, now propose to go before the
court and attempt to have the Indictments
against them quashed. The ground that
tb evidence is not sufficient will be used
In these arguments. It will be remem
bered that on the testimony of a discharged
employ the firm of Cuddlngton Wilcox
was Indicted for the reason that certain
slips could not be found. When the firm
showed in court that the slips went with
the discharged employe an order to quash
the Indictment waa promptly Issued.
Prank Barness Married.
' ' At St. Agnes' church yesterday forenoon
Prank Burness. deputy tax commissioner,
waa married to Miss Christens Eggers,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eggers.
Mr. Barness Is a well known business man
and la at present employed In the office of
Tax Commissioner Fltxgerald. Mr. and
Mrs. Burness will take an extended east
tern trip before commencing housekeep
ing. .
Galaa; After Baslaess.
Recently Iowa has been sending large
Consignments of hogs to this market In
tnreferenca to shipping to Chicago, as the
shrinkage Is less and the price paid
ftbout th same. Now It Is reported that
the management of the Union Stock Yards
company propose! keeping several travel
ing representatives in Iowa In ordsr to
Increase tlx business. As a general thing
Iowa shippers are pleased with their sales
oa this market and those who have been
let will ship again.. It Is the new trade
the Stock Tarda company Is going after.
Ceaarll ' Meets Toalcht.
The city council will meet In adjourned
western tonight, when bids for the proposed
Issue of district Improvement bonds will
be received. The bonds offered for sale
amount to 8110,880 and will be sold to the
highest bidder. Yesterday, afternoon the
city clerk completed his history of the
lasu and was furnished with 4he proof of
pultcatlon by The Be. In addition to th
selling of th bonds it Is expected that
the regular routine of business will bs
gone through with, although there Is noth
ing special before the council at this time
'aside from th sal of the bonds and the
library proposition.
Are Hat Dlstarbed.
Members of th council are not disturbed
aver the report that unless the council soon
gets down to business and appoints a li
brary board Mr. Carnegie will withdraw his
offer. ' In this connection Mr. Johnston
aid that differences of opinion frequently
existed where donatlona of the sort
proposed had been offered and that as far
as he knew Mr. Carnegl never paid any
attention to th matter. When th re
quirement of the offer are met, the money,
o Mr. Johnston says, will be provided by
Mr. Carnegie,
Proposltloa for Park.
Bloc th psrk board has been appointed
and organised Mr. VanDusen is endeavoring
to sell syndicate park to the City. In this
he will meet with opposition from some
of th members of ths board and aa bonds
Will have to be voted for such a pur
chase It Is not probable that the scheme
will be worked through this year. Many
eltlsens assert that the park la desirable
property for th city to own, but owing to
the financial condition now It Is not deemed
advisable to advocate the Issue of bonds
for the purpose, especially whtn an Issue
.will surely have to be mad to pay an
Overlap of over $40,000.
Seaoal Board Caadtdates.
At th coming election three member
of the Board of Education will retire and
republicans are casting about for suitable
candidates. Among those already suggested
ax A. H. Murdock, John Keegan end R.
Gilchrist. It appears to bo the Intention
of th republicans to select good men, wits
a view to having them elected. The. term
of those to b elected In April covers a
period of three years.
Masle City Gossla.
Thar was a big run of hogs st th
atockyarda yesterday.
aflsa Anne. Riley will entertain the New
Century club this afternoon.
About two dosen well known repub
licans met at the South Omaha club last
bight to talk over the coming campaign.
Political rluba are being organised In
every ward In the city and a great deal ef
Interest la being manifested in the spring
campaign.
Ttie card and dancing party given by
Knoxall council of the ftuval Arcanum
lut night was well attended and proved
to be aa enjoyable affair.
. Tha first ball given by th South Omaha
arris of the Kagle occurred last night.
The function was well attended and the
entertainment afforded was excellent.
Interest In the Bmlth-Colvtlle revival
meetings now being held In th First
Prcabylorlan church continues. The ser
vices last night were of unusual interest.
Roacoe B. Skinner has resigned his po
sition with the W'atkliia Lumber company
and has none to Waterloo, la., to accept
a position with the roaster mechanic of
the Illinois central.
Vabllsa your legal sot Ice la Th Weekly
Bee, TaUfhoaelil. ,
AGREEMENT SEEMS IN DANGER
Trassresllsestsl Railroads Rat All
"atlaled with Arrsafrarsl
for Coloalat It a tee.
Transcontinental passenger circles are
all In a whirl over difference between
vsrlous lines and Interests that have been
multiplying ever since the adoption of a
schedule of colonists' rates some weeks
since. Muttering of snsp sctlon snd over
riding were beard st the time from seversl
sources snd the storm cloud seems now to"
have reached Its capsclty.
Anyway, It broke upon Omaha railroad
offices yesterday in a shower of circu
lars from the Chics (to headquarters of the
Transcontinental Passenger association,
each one providing for some new subse
quent ruling which is a distinct alteration
from the first '. arrangement of these
colonists' :at?s.
The rock upon which the understanding
has spilt waa not a single crag, but a whole
reef. One big point of difference has been
the apportionment of the fares between the
different lines comprising any colonist
route. Some roads charge that this division
was msde hastily upon a new basis and
one absolutely unequitable.
Another dispute is the time-honored one
of comparative total fares from different
terminal points, such ss Omaha, Chicago,
Minneapolis and 8t. Paul. There are six
circulars In all which have Just been Issued
by the assoclstlon relative to these differ
ent matters, each dealing with some par
ticular point, and It Is hoped that the pro
visions made la them will settle the squab
ble and cause an amicable Continuation of
the colonist agreement.
Minneapolis and St. Paul, however, are
now dropped altogether from one 125 rate.
The Northorn Pacific, Great Northern and
the Boo line- have, by combining, prevailed
upon the association t6 eliminate the fare
of 125 from these points to Oregon points
between Portland on the north and Ashland
on the south. 1
Omsha's status is now as follows: A
second-class colonists' rat to Spokane and
Intermediate polnta Is $23.50. Farther on
to Portland and Victoria, B. C, It la $25.
A new feature Is that stop-overs are al
lowed west of Hope, Idaho, and Havre,
Mont., of ten days. .
Hallway Note and Pereoaala.
A. P. Chapman, city ticket agent of the
Chicago, Milwaukee Bt Paul road at
Chicago, was In Omaha yesterday for
a few hours, enroute to Salt Lake City.
His wife accompanied him.
A minor freight wreck on the Chicago,
Milwaukee St. Paul main line In Iowa
yesterday delayed westbound passenger No.
I more than four hours, as it did not
arrive till 7:4S last night. No details of
the wreck could be secured.
General Manager Dickinson of the Union
Pacific railroad received word while he
was out west on the line yesterday that his
brother, James Dickinson, had died at his
home In Cleveland, O. Mr. Dickinson at
once hurried east on a special car. He
has been called to Cleveland several times
recently by his brother's Illness, which has
been severe for some months. The dead
man was a prominent cltlsen of Cleveland,
having been chief of the fire department
at one time, lie was 61 years of age.
GRIST OF CRIMINAL COURT
Frank Parker Foaad Guilty ef
Burglary and Trial of Reed
aad Yates BesjlBS,
A Jury has - found Prank Parker guilty
of burglary and Thomas Leonard has
pleaded guilty to the same charge. Both
are in Jail, waiting to be sentenced. James
Bmlth, colored, haa pleaded guilty to the
charge of daylight breaking and entering
and been sentenced by Judge Baxter to
four months In Jail and a fine of $100.
Yesterday afternoon a Jury was secured to
try William Reed and Reed Yates on a
charge of robbing an aged farmer who
visited their saloon at Thirteenth and Casi
streets, about Christmas time. Reed Yates
Is supposed to bs the man who stabbed
Ella Depew a little more than a week ago
in the fear sh would testify against him
In this case, but th woman, though badly
wounded, refuses to prosecute him.
Don't Aeeept Coanterfelts.
For plies, skin diseases, sores, cuts,
bruises, burns and other wounds nothing
equals DeWltt's Witch Haxel Salve. Don't
accept counterfeits, i None genuine except
DeWltt's. "I hsve suffered since 1865 with
protruding, bleeding piles and until re
cently could find no permanent relief,"
says J. F. Gerall of St. Paul,' Ark. "Finally
I tried DeWltt's Witch Haxel Salve, which
soon comp'etely cured me."
The Blst Trees
. California's attractions are mostly of It
own kind, peculiar to the state, and of
none Is this so emphatically true as that
unique product, th Big Trees. The ag
of these colossi Is from 1.500 to 1,000 years.
The Mariposa Grov which can be visited
while enroute to ' the Yosenlte contains
soma of th largest. In- th Calaveros
Grove are from ninety to one hundred of
huge sise. Near Santa Crui is a beautiful
grove of redwood Hlg Trees which will
well employ a day's visit. These can be
best reached by th Union Paclflo whose
fast trains from Missouri River reach
California 18 hours ahead of all competi
tors. City Ticket Office 1324 Farnam. . 'Phone
318. Union Station 10th and Marcy. 'Phone
629.
Theaters.
Hi Henry, known as the minstrel king
will be seen at the Boyd this afternoon
with his' minstrel company. Mr. Henry
claims to have the only old-fashioned min
strel compsny traveling. The company Is
composed of fifty men, all of whom are
prominent in the realm of minstrelsy. Prnh.
ably the best known Is Blllv riarv th.
comedian and dancer. Others are:' Al
Gates.Carrlgan and Davis and Cook and
HalL In addition to tha mlnatrar r t
a vaudeville bill which includea the star
saxapnone quartet; Herr Canute Levatrom,
basso soloist, the Bond brothers, acrobats
sad Little Viola Abt, danseus. At noon
toaay a parade will be made through the
principal streets.
Sond articles of lncoroorstlon. nnllr.. f
stockholders' meetings, etc.. to The Be.
We will give them proper legal insertion.
Be telephone, !3S.
Shampooing and hair aresslng, 25c. at Ths
Batbery, 216-220 Bss Building. Tel. 1716.
Mako You Glad
Next Saturday all our old customers will
hiu iwg-tna so will all new onei
win try a bottle of eur Egyptian Lotus
v ream at the spei lal price of 6c a bottle
row. you pikers, fill up your windows with
Lotus (ream at 4c a bottle you always
jmn-y-B Malt Whiskey Tie
Hospital lse Malted Milk 12 03
ow sis i-udahy s Extract Beef 2c
f "Wf Extract Beef ... 13c
t-oa. sse Leblg Kxtract Beef "
l-os. sise Llebig Extract lleet 75o
lo-oa. LUeblg Extract Beet fl.a
Tnis oeer extract Is guaranteed to be
prime and of best quality money back if
jouna io conirsry our woe is sood and
is AKMOCH'S the nia.nufJi.ti.r.
Don't forget our store .never close no
extra charge for prescriptions filled after
SCIIAtFEiTS
Cat Price
, Drac Stare.
Tel. T4T. a. W. r. la. ama Dklaus.
stood delivered r&Us U uu Bart at git, J
PLEASES SOME CREDITORS
tajaaetloa Astalast Ealtrrrent of
Jedae Favrcrtt'a Decree la
"arias; Baak Caae.
The announcement from Lincoln In yes
terday's Bee that Chief Justice Sullivan
had Issued an Injunction preventing the
enforcement of Judge Fawcett's decree In
the German Savings bsnk case was grati
fying news to V, O. Strlckler, who has been
in the front of the fight in the Interests of
creditor of the Institution.
"This Injunction is what we wanted and
all w wanted," he said. "We have ap
pealed to the supreme court for a review
of this caae, and we only needed this as
surance of Immunity from interruption or
trouble until the supreme court can take
It up, which I think will be In less than a
month. Things will go smoothly from now
on."
la Bed Fssr Weeks with I.a Gripe,
We have received the following letter
from Mr. Rey Kemp of Angola, Ind.: "I
was In bed four weeks with la grippe and I
tried many remedies snd spent consider
able for trestment with physicians, but 1
received no relief until I tried Foley's
Honey and Tar. Two small bottles of this
medicine cured me and I now use It ex
clusively In my family." Take no substi
tutes. B.OO for a Half a Day's Work.
If you live In the country or In a small
town and have a good acquaintance among
the farmers and stockraisers in the neigh
borhood, you can make $5 easily by tour
or five hours' work. Write us and we will
send you our proposition. The Bee Publish
ing company. Solicitors' Dept., Omaha, Neb.
Shampooing and hair dressing, 25c, st The
Batbery, 216-220 Be Building. Tel. 1716.
A Piano Sale
Beyond
Comparison
The entire wholesale plsno stock ef
Jas. T. -Reerdon it Co. of New York
on sale now at
Sctimoller & Mueller's,
Omaha. v
175 beautiful standard pianos, com
prising all makes and all styles, are
now offered at prices that put all
previous piano sales Into Insignifi
cance. Brand new Upright Pianos,
In rosewood, mahogany, flemish oak,
bird's-eye maple, Italian and Hun
garian ash cases, regular prices $350,
$400, $450 and $500, are now offered
and sold at $118. $137, $149, $156 and
up.
Terms; $10 Gash and $5
Per Month.
These beautiful Instruments are
fully guaranteed by the makers and
by us and are made with all the latest
improvements.
We are the sole agents for th cele
brated Steinway, A. B. Chase, Vose,
Steger, Emerson, Steck, Mason &
Hamlin and Marshall & Wendell
Pianos, the oldest makes In the
United States. Call and pay us a
visit of Inspection, whether you wish
to buy or not. If unablo to call, send
for catalogues, prices and terms. It
will pay you.
SCHMOLLER
& MUELLER
The largest piano house In the west.
1313 Farnam St.. Omaha
Telephone 1625.
502 Broadway, Council Bluffs.
Telephone 386. .
National Vaccine
We have been appointed distributing
agents tor Nebraska for the
NATIONAL VACCINE CO., of Washing
ton, D. C. '
This Vaccine Is put upon the market In
a form entirely peculiar to Itself, being an
IVORY POINT saturated with Glycerin
ated SERUM, enclosed In a Paraffins Case
Coating. It la moist and ready for us all
the time.
We sell this Vaccine at the same price
as that charged for the less convenient
styles. This is the Vaccine which Is used
by Health) Boards In most of the cities of
the east. Remember the brand, NATION
AL, VACCINA CO., Ralph Walsh, it. D.,
Director.
Mall or telegraph orders given prompt
attention.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.
Cor. 16th and Dodge 8ta.. Omaha.
Prince
Henry
A GOOD FELIX) W, loved and honored by
hla people, and so Is Shrader's Fig Powder
a good medicine, recommended by honest
and upright people for such Ills ss Chronic
Constipation, Liver and Kidney Complaint,
Lead Poison, Gall Stones, Dyspepsia, Ca
tarrh of tha Stomach, and all Ills arising
from alvine poison and constipation. No
medicine but Bhrader' Fig Powder can
remove alvlae poison try a 10c bo. Sold
by all druggists In 10c .and 25e boxes.
Manufactured by
W. J. Staler Medicina Co.,
New. Jurk ul Omaha. .
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II R II I I fill I I f I
By - i rV
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Men's All Wool Fancy
Worsted Suits, worth CJ3 ES
$10, $12 and $15, for 4
Today we will close out the balance of
our great purchase of men's suits and those
that haven't taken advantage of the sale
should do so by all means.
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The yaluesare . tvithout on equal every man that
bought one of these suits expressed their amazement that
Buch high grade clothing could be sold for so little money.
' iiA 111 t
fff 'Sm ' lis
Men's Blue Denim Overalls
with bib, elastic suspenders the EQc
kind on sale at . .
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IN BASEMENT
3
! SS5.50
a
Ton
A high grade 'coal at a medium price.
Hald & Rice
Tel. 1238. V : ; 506 So. 16th
ITS32
Strong Points
of the Omaha Special
High grade cf lens compact In form
elegance of-finish.' This instrument
is made for us bv the Rochester Opti
cal Co., and Is ntte.1 with a Bausch
& Lomb double rectlllndar lens with
Improved shutter, reverslb e back, tele
photo attachment and solid leather
carrying case, '
List price, 4xS sise. 114.00. W have
all leading " makes of
Kodaks and Cameras
Write to us for Information - and
prices before purcnasing.
-THE
Robert Dempster Co.,
1215 Farnam St.
Wholesale md Retail ' Dealers In
photo Bui!lles.
Especial attention given to
DOMESTIC
GOAL
Bright, fresh, clean coal carefully
screened with prompt, efficient de
livery. C. 6. HAVENS & GO ,
1522 Farnam St.
Telephones 30i, 317 end 82S
yypXftapagtha
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J 1 Lump1 S5.75
U and p a
P Egg J Ton
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It's another illustration of
what advantage our knowl
edge of the market con
ditions is to us and to
you ; for you . get . the
benefit of every, advantage-'
ous transaction - we make.
These suits come. in. light,
medium and heavy weights,
sizes 34 to 42 every thread
in them is guaranteed to
be all wool. The range of
patterns is very extensive
$10.00, 112.50 and ?15.00
values for
PIANO BUYERS COMING
Hospe
Listing
Piano
Bargains
Sets the Instruments In motion. A
bin iter cut for this week. Monday we
placed on sale some of the finest
pianos we have shown. The
prices are selling them the easy
terms we mane Is the Inducement.
Pianos In mahogany cases, in oak
cases, In ebony canes, -with the latent
Improvements, with -the Boston fall
bowrd, three pedals, continuous
hinges, duet muslo desks, at ridic
ulously low prices. Think of -buying
a nne new, up-to-date piano for $98,
$118. S12i. S138. 168. $178.. on payments
of $10 cash and $5 per month. - Then
see the hlfth grade pianos at $227, $247,
$287 and $317, in the - most beautiful
vmeers known to piano makers' art.
Come while they last.
Our matchless "Knabe"' Pianos, the
art "Kranlch & Bitch". Pianos, the
best known "Kimball" Pianos and the
ever reliable "Hallet & Davis" Pianos
have no-equals. Then there are six
teen other well known pianos to se
lect from, which -we offer at-prices
unheard of in the past. t
We also sell the greatest piano
player, the "Apollo," the best self
playing piano attachment In the
world. Just a little cheaper and on
easier terms than you can buy any
other for.
We sell Piano Stools, Piano Scarfs
We Rent Pianos, Tune Pianos, Re
pair Pianos. ,
A. Hospe
I5IJ I5I5 Douglas Street.
"A. Good
Thing"
rvvi
Our fine Rock and Rye Is
a mighty good thing for
colds, grip, etc. Made from
old rye and bst rock candy,
and only Sl.MJ quart bottle.
It beats a doctor's prescrip
tion and it's more pleasaut
to take.
Our Peach and Honey is
another . "good thing" like
wise Apple and Honey all at
same price $1.00 per quart.
Come and see us; we can do
you good.
Mall orders filled. City orders delivered.
CACKLEY BROS.
riaa WIbm aad Table Ltnra,
Opposite resteBes. . Telephone 114a.
AQENT8 FOR THE CELEBRATED
HUNTER RYU.
This signature Is ea every bos of the geaalae
Luativc BromfOuinineTabiM
ruusd taat eaurs m c14 la aa star.
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SKIRTS MADE FREE
For one week only, we will make a
plain lined skirt, free of charge provided
the goods' are bought In our high grade
dree goods department, and not to cost
less than $1.00 a yard. Wo will commence
taking orders Wednesday, February 12th.
and continue until Wednesday, February
19th. No risk to our customers. We will
guarantee a perfect fit, or money refunded
In every Instance. We will also guarantee
that we will mnke a skirt of less cloth
than la required by the average dressmaker
We simply do this in order to Introduce
our hfch grsde stock of tailor goods which
is now complete.
Our shirtmaker has the most phenomlnal
success, is out of over 750 skirts made to
order he had only 8 misfits. Those who
give first orders will be made first.
FOR FULA. PARTICULARS. INQUIRE
IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
WEDNESDAY IN THE BARGAIN ROOM
NO PEDDLERS, DBALERS OR MANUFACTURERS SOLD TO IN THIS ROOM.
These Specials nre for our Retail Customers only,
DRKSS GOOD.
61-lnch fine lustre black broadcloth, can't
be duplicated for less tban $1.25 yard 49c.
68-lngh strictly all wool Scotch tweeds,
worth $1.60, heavy enough to be made up
without linings 49c. 4
60-inch extra heavy Siclllian, In black,
blue and gray, finest gloss mohair. We
defy you to duplicate it for $1.00 per yard
on sale at 49c.
64-inch strictly all wool cheviots, worth
$1.25; 62-inch black serge; 40-inch new
spring granite worth 75c yard all will go
at 49c.
SO-lnch Scotch tweed skirting. In all the
new grays and browns, heavy enough to
make up without linings, worth 89o yard
on sale at 25o.
Half wool dress goods at 6c, 10c, 15c, 19o
yard. '
SILKS, VELVETS, ETC
, We have added a handsome line of new
spring silks to our bargain room silk de
partment and while some of these goods
are worth $1.25, $1.00 and 76c, we are re
stricted to sell no silks or dress goods In
this room at over 49c yard. Come and ex
amine them. 24-inch stictly all silk foul
ards. In all the new spring shades, nice
patterns; they are sold here In town as
high as 75o a yard our price 49o.
The best quality klkl cords. In short
lengths, from SM to 10 yards In piece, sev
eral pieces to match on sale at 39c.
GRAND LENTEN FISH SALE
WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOC
YORK, AND QUOTE PRICES LOWER TH
Large fat Labrador herring, lb 7V4c
K. K. K. Norway herring, lb So
K. K. K. Iceland herring, lb 10c
Fancy extra large Norway herring, lb 12V&C
Holland mackerel, each Co
SpanlBh Blue Bock mackerel, lb 12Vo
Choice fat Irish mackerel,, lb : 15c
Fancy fat Norway mackerel, lb 17Ho
Imported eels, lb' 12Hc
Fancy family white fish ; 6Vsc
Blood red Columbia river salmon.... 10c
Russian sardines, lb I2c
GRAND VALENTINE SALE
Valentines of every kintf and at all prices. Figures made to
close out every one. The most astonishing. values ever offered
RH
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SELLING THE MOST
- PART 3
The Living
Animals of
the World
NOW READY
At The Bee Office
Price 10 cents By mail IS cents
mCVCCirilT Is the most precious of gifts. Impaired or defective eyesight Is
tltMUllI I mwt a crime In these days of scientific enlightenment.
tiluiuiea can be made that will take away thene defects. W make
scientific eye examinations free and can tell you It glasses will help you. All lenses
ground by a competent spectacle man.
o
Mawhinnoy & Ryan Co.,
JWSler gad Art TH AMD DOCQLAI STtV.
Itall a aft Mall order given careful attention. Belasj.
tWaUsjaai taaMislitarU,
MMV LUEWS
YOUR CHOICE
THIS WEEK
Of 1,800 STYLISH SUITS and
OVERCOATS
Thst sold during the regular season at
$16. $18 and $20, for only $10.
THE OVERCOATS are cut long and full
and are fine pure wool kerseys, friexes and
oxford gray vicunas, perfectly made.
THE SUITS are pure worsteds, rasst
meres and vicunas, with military shoulders
and shsp retaining front.
The balance of the P. B. Halght Co.
clothing stock, bought at 29o on the dollar,
will be closed out this week, regardless ot
cost or value.
Men's $10 ulsters go at $185.
Boys' $1.60 odd long pants for 60c.
Boys' $2.60 odd long pants for 96c.
Men's $12.60 fine overcoats at $5 00.
Men's $18 kersey overcoats for $7.60.
Men's $16 worsted suits for $8.85.
Boys' $2.60 aud $3.6 all wool knee pant
suits. In double breasted style, vast and
Norfolk styles, at 95c.
' Boys' $5.00 to $7.60 very fine Norfolk and
tnanlv suits, sizes 8 to 10, on sal for $1.95
and $2.5.
Bpys' $2.50 chinchilla reefers at tac
Boys' $4.50 fine overcoats at $1.95.
75c to $1.60 odd knee pants for 26o and
60c.
BEGINNING TODAY
Flaln silks and fancy silks. In evening
shades, worth up to $1.00 yard will go at
49o.
Yard wide lining silks, black only, EOo
grade 19c.
Yard wide black skirting, worth 75o will
go at 29c.
VELVETS.
60c silk velvets, no blacks, 19c,
60c velveteens, worth 60c, all colors 25s.
75o grenadines, all colors 39c
10c Shaker flannel, 3 Tie.
6o LL brown yard wide muslin 4c
10c towels 7Hc.
6c full laundered prints I He.
Simpson's black and white prints 4o.
Simpson's silver gray prints tc. '
American shirting prints Sc.
Simpson's fancy aatoens, 10c grade Ho.
12Ho double fold dress plaids 5c.
86-Inch percales, 15a grade 6c. ' ,'
Skirt linings, best grade So.
All th new dimities. In all th new
shades, plain and figured, some mercerised,
In short lengths, worth 16c, 19c, 2oo 10c
German "B" 32-lnch, wtds calico 9c.
12c extra heavy sephyr 7V4o.
Scotch ginghams, fast colors 7Hc
lBc black sateen 8ftc.
26c Imported percales VAc
28-lnch bslf wool dress goods 7Hc.
65c bird's eye diaper, per piece 49c 1
19c dress llnons 8V4c.
All silk mousseltne de sole 15c.
K OF IMPORTED FISH WEST OF
NEW
AN ANY WHOLESALE HOUSE.
Imported rolled mops, 'lb
15o
15o
25o
10c
25o
Herring salad
Nova Scotia smoked salmon ...
English Bloaters
Large box scaled herring ,
Brick codfish, per brick ,v....
Brick codfish, best brand ,.,
6o
. lOe
.12tto
Georges Bank whole codfish...; ...
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u.wiiuu .u incivi, yor tMl ...... . . . . .
Imported sardines, per can ,
Domestic sardines, per can ...... T..
No. 18 brand clams, per can ..
20o
12o
15o
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CLOTHING IN OMAHA.
