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TIIE OMAIIA DAHjY BEE: SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1002.
KELLER STIGER & CO.
Eton Open
Until 9:30
Night
Saturday
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
'Sari a O.' A. R. roamllon W Give
Oar Many Patrons and W. R. C.
Dleaa Oaporfanllr to Par
(but Ladloa and Cblldrea's
r
F Summer hosiery and 'underwear at
'greatly reduced price. New novelties In
coaching parasols. Large assortment of
black and colored allk umbrellas.
16c, 1 pair for 25c. Ladies fast black
Hale finished hose, drop atttcb or plain;
double sole, heel and toe; fully worth 23c.
Oood value.
' 15c. Ladle fine Maco fast black cotton
stockings, apllt aole or all black foot; very
'pretty pattern in lace Hale. Can not be
,Oqualed for les than 35c pair.
85c, 3 pair for $1.00. We have Ihe largest
and moat complete line of thl price stock
Inga for ladle; noted for wear and value.
.Plain black gauze lisle, extra fine black
otton, fancy black drop stitch lisle thread,
A pretty line of fancy colors all fact color
'excellent bargalna.
' Our store la beadquartera for the up-to-jdate
novelties In fancy atocklng. Judging
! from tbe quantity we sell our customers
k realise our prices are lowest. All lac lisle
lis black, new gray, all white, white with
lombroldered fronts, lace vertical stripes,
the new French patterns, 50c, 75c, $1.00 up
)to $2.00,
15c, A splendid school stocking for chil
dren; fast black, double knee, heel and toe;
lze 6 to 9. For Saturday' sale.
Misses' fast black lace lisle hose, double
heel and toe; very pretty patterns; wears
'well; all alzea. only 25c pair.
' Woman's Richelieu ribbed vest, low
taeck, aleevelesa, well made; special value.
' Saturday, 10c each.
' 25c Women's mercerized silk finished
lisle vests, low neck, sleeveless or wing
sleeve; also an excellent quality In high
neck, long sleeve, all beautifully finished,
umbrella ribbed pants with deep lace trim
ming; thl line of bargain on our counter
'for Saturday's sale.
j Tbe "Munslng" combination suit are the
only comfortable, well made, perfect fitting
'garments, low neck, sleeveless, knee length,
tall sizes, 85c suit; extra fine lightweight,
Jsllk trimmed, at 60c; high neck, long or
short sleeves, ankle or knee length, all
'lie, at $1.00. One trial our customer will
'wear only the "Munslng."
Children's knee ribbed pants. lace
'.trimmed or plain, cool and comfortable for
"summer wear, all size for all ages, 25c pr.
! Ladle' Coaching Sunshade, a very ele
'gant line, all new and stylish, white silk
parasol, silk tassels, pretty handles, for
Saturday, $1.00.
Black, blue, red, silk umbrella, 26-inch
steel rod,' Paragon frame, Prlncesa handles,
Ilk cover, only $1.50 each.
Children's parasols, large assortment,
5o to $1.60. KELLEY, STIGER A CO.,
'', Cor. Farnam and Fifteenth St.
Chtcaao ISO Miles Nearer.
The "Transmlssourl Limited' on tbe
.Northwestern line only makes the trip in
feLEVEN HOURS.
Omaha 8 p. m., arriving Chicago 7 nest
!knornlng.
City office, 1401-1403 Farnam st.
This week, ( Rogers' triple-plated knives
er forks, $1.40. Edholm, Jeweler.
t1 Every price we quote is a money saver to
on. Hayden Broa, Read our ad. on page 7.
' Shampooing and halrdresslag, 2$o, at th
.Battery, 218-120 Bee Building. Tel. 1713.
PRESIDENT SEXTON IS HERE
ajka of Saceesa of Western League
CI aba Omaha Team Toe
j . H Strom.
I M. H. Sexton of Rock Island, III., presi
dent of the Western league, wu in Omaha
Friday In conference with Manager Rourke
and Burn. The latter preceded hi Colo
rado Spring teem Into Omaha, It arriving
at 11:25 a. m. from Des Moines. Mr. Bex
. ton is highly slated at the progress of the
Western league thus tar and speaks In con
fidence of the ultimate outcome. Bald he;
"I suppose you have noticed that we are
not drawing very heavily at Kansas City or
Milwaukee, but we are running close to the
others all the time, and as long as we do
that we are satisfied. Meanwhile our other
cities are at the apex of prosperity. Even
at Dee Moines, where th team has been
meeting defeat so regularly, the support is
till loyal and strong, and It faith will not
be tested any stronger, as Des Moines will
today be strengthened by a new pitcher, a
third baseman and a first baseman. They
will pull up now.
"Peoria, St. Joseph,' Colorado Spring and
"Denver opeak for themselves. They are all
on the high wave of success. Meanwhile
here In Omaha you can reat on your oars.
The only trouble 1 that I am afraid your
team la too good." If you keep on like this
we'll have to hobble you."
DOUBLE EVENT AT CREIGHT0N
v
itr rteld to Be the lets of a
Pair of Red Hot Ball
Caasea.
Creighton university field will be th
Mti nt 4ha- hls-aest colleriat base ball
event that has ever occurred In ' Omaha
this afternoon. Not only will Creigh
inn iiiu with Nebraska In a state cham
plonship contest, but there will also be a
secondary struggle of no mean proportion.
U S o'clock the Omaha Field club will en
gage the- crack C B. Havens team, which
Manager Fred Nash has gathered togetner,
Than at 1:10 o'clock Count John A. Cretan-
ton win heaia the chamDtonshlD fame by
throwing the first ball over tbe plate Into
Captain O Keero-s mm.
The Crelghton management has mad
i r,ar nrenAratlntia for this contest. Addi
tional bleacher, accommodating ovr 600
people, have been built and special reserve
t hsv hfw.ii enaaaed for the various
society andconvent bodies' that attend the
tontest. . ..
Prevents
Heat
Prostration
Iloreford's Acid Phosphate
cool the blood, strengthens
tba nerves, indue restful
sleep, amd prevents over
heating. The unoqnalled
. Hummer Toolo I Insist on
having
Horsford'f
Acid
Phosphsvto
aMm a . asanas
LACK CVRTAIS ASD DRAPERY BALE.
Eatlre Stork of Cartatoa and Drap
eries of Well Knows Retailer.
ON SALE MONDAY. MAY 26.
We bought tbe eritlre carpet and drapery
department of a well known retailer. The
carpets and ruga were placed on sale last
Monday and created great excitement. The
people that attended the carpet sale will
surely attend the curtain and drapery sale,
as tbey are acquainted with the character
of tbe goods and realize how great the bar
gains are.
This concern sold only tbe best grades of
lace curtain and draperies and everything
la practically new, the department being
opened only three months prior to it being
old to us.
If you want to secure the finest curtains
and draperies at less than half their value,
be sure to attend this sale Monday.
J. L. BRANDEIS SONS,
Boston Store, Omaha.
An aggregation of matchless bargains Is
what you'll find at our store Saturday.
Hayden Bros. Our big ad. 1 on page 7.
BUILDINGS ON THE BAD LIST
Frame Livery Barn at Twenty-Eighth
aad Harney Amosg the
Member.
Not discouraged by tbe regularity with
which Injunction proceedings follow the
condemnation of a ramshackle atructure.
Building Inspector Carter 1 going ahead
with hi work of blacklisting all buildings
he can find that have depreciated more
than 60 per cent. The following list will
be reported to the advisory board at Its
next meeting:
One-story frame dwelling- at 41 South
Seventeenth street, A. and H. Kountze,
owners.
One-story frame dwelling; at 418 South
Seventeenth street, name owners.
One-story frame dwelling aC 430-22 South
Seventeenth street, eame owners.
One-story frame dwelling at 423-27 South
Eighteenth street, earn owners.
One-story frame dwelling at 1415-21 South
Elgtheenth street, same owners.
One-story frame warehouse at 1718 Cap
itol avenue, Byron Reed company, agents.
Three one-story frame dwellings at 115,
117 and 119 North Eleventh street, Dennis
Leary, owner.
8tory-and-one-half frame barn at 2024
Davenport street, R. C Peters, agent.
Story-and-one-half frame barn rear 2013
Chicago street, R. R. Gahorn, owner.
One-story frame barn at 706 Suuth Nine
teenth street, Charles W. Hare, trustee.
Two-story frame dwelling at 415 South
Tenth street. John E. Wllber, owner.
One two-story-and-one-half frame dwell
ing and one-etory frame dwelling at lfiOD
and 16094 Izard street, Byron Reed com
pany, agents.
Two-story frame livery barn at Twenty
eighth and Harney streets, John Keith,
owner.
One frame shed, used as skating rink.
Twenty-fourth and Hamilton streets, Ed
Martls, owner.
Injunction are now in force restraining
tbe city from tearing down the following
property: Two frame buildings at Four
teenth and Howard streets, belonging to
Andrew Murphy; frame cottage at Seven
teenth and Davenport street, belonging to
C. O. Williamson; two frame buildings on
Jones street, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth street, belonging to J. H. Walsh.
Impurities In the blood produced by di
gestive disorders must be driven out before
hot weather seta in, otherwise sickness will
appear at a time when a strong, vigorous
body is most needed. Prickly Ash Bitters
will expel all impurities and put the system
in perfect order.
"The Overland Limited," Electric
Lighted, to California via the Union Pa
cific. This train I really a first-class,
modern hotel, with bandBome Parlors,
Drawing Rooms, Bed Chambers, Boudoirs,
Libraries, Smoking and Reading Rooms,
Barber Shops, Bath Rooms (hot and cold
water), Superbly Appointed Dining Rooms,
glittering with Mirrors, Cut Gl as ft, Fra
grant Flower, Electric Candelabra, etc.,
Promenades, Observation Rooms, Electrlo
Lights, Electric Fans, Telephone, Electric
Reading Lamps, Perfect Heat, etc. Runs
every day in the year. Full information
cheerfully furnlahed on application to
City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam St. 'Phone
816. Union Station, 10th and Marcy.
Phone 629.
Masoato Notice.
The members of Capital lodge No. S,
Covert No. 11, Bt. John's No. 26 and Ne
braska No. 1 are requested to meet at
Free Masons' ball on Monday evening, May
26, at 7:80 p. m., when George W. LIninger,
past grand master, will give an Informal
talk on hi recent travel in Palestine, As
syria and Egypt as applicable to Free Ma
sonry, Illustrated by stereopticon views.
Vocal music by Storm's quartet. Sojourn
ing Master Maaons are cordially invited.
By order of CHARLES E. BEDWELL,
Attest: Master.
JOHN BAMFORD, Secretary.
Dance Tonlsjht.
Jolly Eight club's lively ball this even
ing, Washington hall,' 18th and Harney sts.
Fins orchestra; a grand, good time for you.
Oents, 25c. Welcome!
There Is no sham about our bargains
they are made to boom May business. Hay
den Bros. Read about our bargains on
page 7.
Sam'I Burns asks the ladles to call and
see the latest in salad and lettuce ware
Saturday morning and evening. .
Publish your legal aotloe la Th Weekly
Bee. Telephone 238.
Shampooing and hair dressing. 2 be, at ths
Bathery, 216-220 Bee Building. Tel. 1711.
Tou'U find our ad. on page 7. Hayden
Bros.
PREPARING FOR CONVENTION
Nebraska Division, of Traveler' Pro.
teetlvo Asaoelatloa Arranging;
Portland Trip.
Officers of the Nebraska division of the
Travelers' Protective association are mak
lng preparation for the national conven
tlon which will be held In Portland, Ore.
Six delegate will attend from this division
and It is probable that one or two other
member of th division will be visitor at
th convention.
A design for a Joint card la being pre
pared. Th face of th card will bear the
name of the individual delegate, while upon
It reverse will appear the photographs of
all of the six delegate, surrounding a pho
tograph of th Texas horus which were
won last year by the division by showing
th greatest relative lncreaae In member
ship of any division In th country.
POPS MEET SATURDAY NIGHT
County Central Committee to Fix
Time aad Plaee for Neat
Convention.
Tbe county cent t.nl coir mitt es ef th
people's party will meet st tbs office of
the Nebraska Farmer, on Jackaon street
Saturday evening for the purpose of fixing
the time and place for holding the county
convention. Since democrats hav lntl-
matsd that ther may be but one conven
tlon ef that party for the purpose of nom
inatlng candidate for office and selecting
delegate to th tat and congressional
conventions the members of the people's
party are in doubt as to their course and
the matter of holding but one convention
out be considered at th cafelng meeting.
ON IJF
BARGAIN - i
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rNssmnmfHsafsWInnnmli
UJ U WO i "-Boston a-jta ,a
Cutting Prices Again
Before Remodeling the Department.
The Greatest Shoe Bargains on Record.
Every Pair of Shoes in the House Marked Down.
In the Basement
1,600 Pair $2. $2.50. $3 and $3.50
LADIES' SHOES
and
LADIES' OXFORDS
(Sizes 2'4 to 4).
75c
In Basement
360 Pair
Men's
$3. $2.50, $2
Shoes
else 6, 6M, 7. 7H
1.39
In Basement
Special
Lots
Shoes
and
Slippers
6c
19c
39c
49c
59c
SOME
Saturday Prices
At 8HEIIHA1 dt n'l.U.lHHUiL-s
DRIO STORK.
1 alnna hofiama VnAVTI trTI
LTUT DIUIC lUllrfi DHIV.U J- ' '"0 " -
it i l A ektai nltv o - 1 MM
WIO KUUU Ull.lg.'Clll U, hwd vii! " -
those of this and surrounding states, as
place to find the 1XWEST PRICE as well.
Time haa not changed things In either of
these particulars, aa prices given below
will show. , ,
w iHv vnn what vou ask for.
$1.00 P-ru-na 65o
gl.00 Cramer s KleMey cure ti.w siso,
mlnri vmil ................a.......... S40
!5c Mistletoe Cream J2
25c Put sine (cleans wall paper) 12c
$1.00 Malted Milk fjo
25c Hires Root Beer 120
25c Vermont Root tieer tmaaes o gal
lons) loo
25c Brown's Tooth Powder, we sell.... 12o
or t TAnth lnwrinr W Hell 1 IC.
25c Euthymol Tooth Past. (P. V. Co.).. He
(Above Prices for Saturday).
Sherman & McDonnell DrugCo.
COR. SIXTEENTH AND DODGE.
PEPTIC BITTERS
Something new north of Mason
and Dixon's line. We are sole
western" agents for Columbo
Peptic Bitters, made from Col
umbo root by L. E. Jung Co.
of New Orleans. This Is the
.great southern tonlo and dys
pepsia cure and we are Intro
ducing It for the first time In
the north. Ask your dealer or
order from us direct.
California Wines, $1.25, $1.50
and $2.00 gallon.
Fine Whiskey. $2.60. $2.75 and
$3.00 gallon.
CACKLE Y BROS.
Omaha's Only Exclusive Liquor Store.
Opposite P.O. PhoaelltS.
Agents for Hunter Rye Whiskey.
OLIVE OIL
For salads and table use.
Pure Imported Italian oil.
One-half pint Olive Oil for table us.. I0o
One pint Olive OH for tsble use COo
One quart Olive Oil for table use $1.00
One-balf gallon Olive OH for table use. $1.75
One gallon Olive Oil 'for table use $3.25
All the above put up In glass bottles (no
tin cans to rust), and FULL measure no
fancy bottles containing about two-thirds
the amount represented by most all other
dealers.
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.,
16th andFarnam
N. B. Remember to 'pboD 150 for a
trained nurs.
Oraekopnono at a Baraaln.
FOR SALE Latest model type, A. O.
combination grapbophon, which clays both
large and small records; list price, $M.
This is especially designed for concert pur
poses, having a tblrty-slx-lneh born and
stand. It also Includes twsnty Urge Edi
son records and carrying case of twenty
four records. Ths macbls Is entirely new
and has never been used. Will sell at a
bargain. Address X !-), la care of Tbe D.
Send articles of Incorporation, notices of
stockholders' meetings, etc., to Tbe Be.
We will give them proper legal Insertion.
Bse tslcpbons. 233. i
sterling teaspoons, $3.00. Edholm. -
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BARGAIN
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On the Main Floor
Misses'
$2. SO and $2.00
Fine Shoes
all sizes
I sizes 1 CA
to 24... LOv
II
Child's fine kid skin hox.-fl f-
calf patent leather shoes I Ji
sizes 8i to 11, worth 12. v"'
EXTRA SPECIAL
$5.00 Women's Shoes $2.08.
MO pairs extra fine hand sewed turn and
welt shoes, all up-to-date, swell styles.
, on-ill Bivirn,
2.98
wnicn we nave been selling
inr up to five dollars,
go on sale tomorrow
at
Extra Special. Extra Cut,
Patent Leathers
for men, women and children.
Extremely swell styles.
Men's Patent Leathers Cat to
$2.25, $2.98, $3.50 and $4.00
Women's Patent Leathers Cnt to
$1.98, $2.98, $3.50 and $3.98 .
Hisses' auid Child's Patent Leathers
Cnt to
. $1.00 and $1.25
lIlTCmade to CO 50
OUI measure DI3-uf
Cool Calculation
will convince you that apparel made
to order Is far more comfortable, par
ticularly for hot weather, than the
other kind.
A Suit Mads to Measure
fits perfectly all over. It doesn't
bind anywhere. Allows free move
ment of the body and free circulation
01 air.
WAN A MAKER
& BROWN
"The Foremost Tailoring House of
America."
122 S. I5ih St of Oouf las
Men Who Wear
Always Swear
by the '.exclusive Men's Shoe the
Onlmod." Made for Men eold to
men at $3.50 and $2 50.
Exclusive as applied to. the Regent
Shoe Co., has a very broad meaning.
It means that there Is no other shoe
store In Omaha dealing In Men's
Shoes only.
Men, do you consider It an advan
tage to deal with a reliable and ex
clusive Men's Shoe store? Think it
over. Look at our window display.
Ask your friends about "Onlmod"
shoes.
Regent J
Shoe Go
208 S. 15th
$3.50 and $2.50 now and always.
MANY F THE BEAUTIFUL
HALF TOIIE CUTS
USED IN
THE ILLUSTRATED BEE
from time to time are for sals at the
publication office all In good condi
tion tow price.
ON
BARGAIN
SQUARE
ft
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Our Children's Suit Sale
JJ AS A RECORD BREAKER LAST TUESDAY AND FOR THE BENE
VV fit af mothers who were unable to tale advantage of this sale at that time, we will make
the same offer again for Saturday, as the assortment is still unbroken. Mothers who wish
good, serviceable suits for the boys, at one-half their value will find this a most exceptional
opportunity. These suits were picked up by our New York buyer at one-half their value. They
are all this season's handsomest patterns, are correctly made, in styles boys like, that Jit and
look welL This purchase enables us to make prices that are unquestionably low. They are
divided in two lots .
T At 1 Consists of suits made of strictly T n. r Consists of suits made of strict-l-4vJ
V 1 aii vrooi cheviots and fancy cas- V & ly all wool cheviots, plain and
slmeree, In all desirable patterns. In beauti
ful ahades. In Norfolk and double-breasted
styles they are superbly tailored and are
Just such emits a you have paid $2.60 and
$3.00 SATURDAY
$1.50 Negligee
Shirt for $1.
Saturday we will place for special
selling 50 dozen men's negligee shirts,
made of madras, cheviots, percales, of
unimpeachable qualities. The latest
faddlest shirts you've seen. They
come in long or short bosoms, plain
or pleated; alao made with. a split
neckband and tie retainer; all the
little kinks of shirt making. In fact
thl line of shirts was mad to onr
order, which is Just as good as If tbey
-w a o a tuv
$1.00
were made to your
order.. Saturday they'll
be sold for
And they'll never be matched under
$1.60.
has taught you what good shoes are. We're more particular about' the detail of the makin
than you can ever be. That's something you don't pay us for when you buy shoes here but
it pays us by bringing you back next time you want shoes. For Saturday's selling we offer a
quantity of men's oxfords, pat. calf and vici kid, Blutcher and regular styles in " CO Cfl
all the latest shapes and edges, shoes worth $3.50 and $4.00, Saturdav WtaiwU
Most Fathers and Mothers
Of Omaha know the value - of our
boy' $1.60 school Shoes but If your
boy haa never, worn a pair bring him
to our store any time Saturday and
let us show them to you. We can. .fit
any boy no matter how small or
how big he Is Just so he is a boy
with these $1.50 shoes. They're
made from good soled leather from
sole to top and will stand more hard
knocks than many a shoe that you
would pay twice as much for. We
have tbe same shoe in light calf or
heavy kid for the girls.
Drexel Shoo Co.,
Catalogue free for the asking.
Omaha's Un-te-aafe snoe Beast,
1410 FARNAM TREET.
WE WONDER
why tne few druggists -who claim to be
selling so cheap for the benefit of the
DEAR public buy:
50c Phenacetlne for the $1.00 kind.
$1.10 Tlonal for the $1.80 kind.
95c Sulfonal for the $1.35 kind.
15c Antlkamme for the $1.00 kind.
60c Vuburiueui for the $1.00 kind.
Sl.35 Arlstol for the $1.85 kind.
And dispense them In their prescrip
tions. Watch for the fellow wno says
be don't.
FULLER X CO.
, ' Prescription Druggists.
14th at Douglas Streets.
EXTRA.
Commencing this Saturday, th Guarantee
mtkin rn isi9-ir,Jl Doualas St.. will
bold special sale each Saturday, when
some article out of our toc win oe sum
for advertising purpose st reduced low
price. Watch for thea Saturday ale;
it will pay you.
Special No. 1 consist of underwear at
12Vo a garment (not mor than two ults
to any on customer); It 1 whit balbiig
gaa, with a fancy neat blue trlp. shaped
neckband, finely knit eutts snd pesrl but
ton. 8om tors would ask you 76o per
suit for underwear no better. Befor buy
ing anything in men' wearing apparel bs
surs and look over the brand new stock
of ths Guarantee Clothing Co. at U19-1S21
Douglas St.. near Kth st.
P. 8. Special good values in men's suits
now on salo at $6.00 and 17.(0. Also big
naps In PaU at fl-M a pair.
-V&'V J-VeUsV VWro-f-ai
Mi;
fancy casslmere. suits sre new, fresh and
bright In all desirable patterns In Norfolk
and double-breasted styles they are tailor
ed the height of fashion and are cults that
are positively worth $3. B0 and $4, Saturday
$1.50
Straw Hats
In our hat department we are dis
playing one of the most complete lines
of straws to be found in the city, at
25c. 85c, 45c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50,
$2.00. $2.50.
When you see our assortment and
prices you'll not wonder why we are
selling hats so fast.
We are showing what Is "Just right"
In Panamas. They tell us we are more
right than any other store. There Is
a fascination about a Panama hat
that has taken bold of nine men out
of ten thl season the, genuine Pa
nama, we mean for
$2.50,$4.50,$7.50
.
Men's Oxfords
This is the sort of weather that makes men think
of low shoes, and we've got the largest and raont styl
ish assortment of dependable shoes in the city. We
believe in good shoes. You know that vour pvnpnVn
'TIS WITH GREAT SATISFACTION
We note each week the increasing popularity of our store.
We're gaining the confidence of the parents. That confidence
we'll never betray. If you number yourself among our cus
tomers you number your children among the best dressed ones.
There are many new things
PLACE ANOTIIEU HUNDRED
ON OUR $3.50 TABLE. Ages
fast. Do you need any?
PHONE X 222C
fliilihiitinnJ 2
YOUR EYES
needing attention, ought to be looked after " an x-
fierlenced optician. Our Dr. Welyll is experi.-oed in this
Ine. When near our store, atep In and let him test
your eyea. Omaha people feel satisfied about our re
liability in thia matter. ' Look for the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, The Jeweler,
1516 Douglas St.
BEST I THE WORLD.
And universally esteemed for Us high
standard of excellence the famous Met
Beer.,. Mada from selected grades of bar
ley, malt and hops. , 'tis strictly pure,
healthful and nutritious. Gives strength
and vigor. BOTTLED ONLY WHEN
PROPERLY MATURED, it never varies In
quality. A beer that's at once food and
drink. Always the best by every test.
Metz Bros., Brewing Co.
Telephone 110, Omaha.
Or Jacob Neumayer, Agt., car Keumayer
Hotel, Council Bluffs, Is.
Some Saturday Pries Posters
Not only for Saturday, May 24th, but
until further notice. SOUTH OMAHA
and COUNCIL BLUFFS people would do
well to spend a little car fare and OMAHA
SUBURBAN PEOPLE to use their neigh
bors' telephone, and OUT-OK-TOWW
PKOPLE to use the express company, for
the following prices may not be In vogue
mor than a thousand years, nor would
they be today were It not for our refusal
to join th local combine;
11.00 Kinney's Hair Tonic fwant it? c
CONSOLATION UROP3 FOR ELMER,
FREE.
11.00 Pierce's Remedies, 1 to customer.. Wo
$1.00 Plnkham's Corap., 1 to customer.. Mc
ii.OO Bromu Seltser, 1 to customer.... i"o
tl UO Peruna, 1 to customer 67c
$1.00 Wine "Jardul, 1 to customer -19c
Hid Marvel Whirling Spray Syringe... .12
$2.60 Eskay's Food ,...$! frt
fyie Eskay's Fond .., ' Dun
$2 00 Chester's Pennyroyal Pills $1.00
boc Cramer's Kidney Cure (guaran
teed 0c
$1.00 Parisian Hair Tonlo (guaranteed) 7&c
Prearrtptiona called for and delivered to
any part of the c'ty without extra charge
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SCHAEFER'S
CUTMRa
DRU6 STOKE
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Men's
Underwear
No claim of quality w can make
for our "underwear Is too strong. It
will bear out everything good that
can be said of best goods, clean, fresh,
cut full and well made. For tbe past
few days we have received several
cases of men's balbrlggan underwear
tbat will enable ua to make prices
way below what tbey would ordinarily
sell for. At 85o we sell Just such
underwear as you pay 60c for. At
45c we sell Just s'Ucb underwear as
other stores get 60c for.
We have underwear at
50c, 75c, $1.00
in our Infants' Department. WE
$4.50 and $3.00 BOYS' SUITS
are from 4 to 16. They'll go
azaar
ATALOOUE ON REQUEST.
Popular
Styles
for Men
Are to b found at
this stor in greater
variety than ever be
fore. Handsomer styles
and better fitting
shapes have never
been seen In Omaha.
And nowhere else can
the same amount of
correct style, easy
comfort and high grade quality b had
at the aame price.
All the new awell atyle and fashion
able leather are Included in our $3.60
line.
FRY SHOE CO.
Formerly Cartwrlfht & Co.
N. f. Cor. 16th snd Douglas
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$2.00
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