10
TTTE OMATTA DAILY HEE: TTIUKPHAY. PEPTEMItER 24. 1M.V
rui
M Special Ilandkor
lilS chiof Salo Thursday
Special
JFol
11
Hll
Sale of
Orrat Sale
Men's Suits
at $5.98
Saturday
5tock of
Meg's Salts
"CO
Saturd
TIIK RELIAJSLg) ITORK.
AYOe
Firtin rsn rTti ri"n
I if lit I I UJ L.T
WO AUDITORIUM BOOSTS
PrefUent Itlocney of Chlcifro Great Wm
to. Sendj Draft for $2,50a
FIRST DONATION BY RAILROAD COMPANY
Vwton Stock Tarda Company of Soath
Omaha, Throw h It President,
laoreases Ita Subscript W to
Two Thoaaaad Dollar.
Tha walls of the Omaha Auditorium
and the financial prospects of the Omaha
Auditorium company are rising in unison."
feclara with one voice tho mnmbers of the
Auditorium executive commltee. The two
immediate reasons for the statements and
the (rood spirits of the members of the
committee are:
President A. n. Bticlcney of the Chicago
Great Weatern has sent In a draft for
12,800 a donation to the Auditorium
fund. And with the draft came a very
complimentary and encouraging- letter. The
donation la for tho aame amount aa the
one given by the Chicago Great Western
to the Kansas City auditorium fund,
though It wa at thAt time receiving about
(1,000,000 a year In traffic, from Kansas
City and has not yet begun to do business
In Omaha, having Just succeeded In gfttlng
Ita trains Into the city after a hard fight,
carried Into the federal courts, to gain an
entrance Into Omaha.
The action of President Btlckney on
behalf of the Chicago Great Western is
also appreciated to the fullest extent by
tho Auditorium executive committee, and
win, the committee bolleves, be ap
preciated to the same extent by the busi
ness men and people of Omaha generally,
for the reason that it la the first donation
made by any railroad company to the
Auditorium fund. Mow that the loe has
been broken by the youngest of the roads
the others, whloh have been enjoying the
favors of Omaha for years, will be ex
pected to come forward. The committee
propose that they shall do so, end In the
riot far distant future. This resolution
was unanimously adopted by the commit
tee:
Reaolved, That the thanks of the Omaha,
Auditorium company be extenaed to Presi
dent A. B. Silokney of the Chicago Great
AV'eetfrn Railway Co., for his liberal and
ilmoly donation to the Auditorium, and be
ii runner
..Ir-1T . IIHI l 1 1 11 'Mill . 1 B I hi iiia rAJH.
live committee take this opportunity to ex
press to Mr. BMckney their appreciation of
his friendly attitude toward Omaha and Its
Interests.
Paxton liaises Ills.
This letter la given aa the second reason,
and a very good reason, for the good spirits
f the membera of the executive committee:
ITnlon Stock Yards Company of Omsha,
Omaha, Nob., finpt 18. A. Nash, Eq.,
Fre.MlUont Auditorium Company, Omaha,
Neb., Dear Sir: We want to oongrutuluto
you and your associates on the fine show
ing you are milking In the erection of the
Auditorium, and in order to further assist
the oltlzrns of Omnha In their laudable
iindiwtakhic will Increase our subHcrrption
to the capital stoc k $2,000, payable as fol
lows: J1,0M) on demand. $1,000 when the
building Is under roof. Your trulv.
W. A. PAXTON. President.
The following resolution was adopted by
unanimous vote:
Resolved, That the thanks of the Audi
torium oompany be and are hereby ex
tended to the Union Stock Yards company
for Ita additional and very liberal sub
scription to the capital stock of the Audi
torium company.
In view of the fact that the Union Stock
Tarda oompany had contributed (3,000 prior
to tho receipt of this letter, and had paid
up In full many month ago, the executive
committee waa very highly pleased with
this additional subscription and the spirit
vwlth whloh It waa made.
"That la one of the most oheerlng letters
we have received In months," said one of
the directors. "We have heard a good
deal of growling, but this comes like a
gleam of sunshine through the clouds. It
wo had a few more oltisens In Omaha Ilka
W. A. Paxton and hia asaoclatea In the
Union Stock Tarda oompany we would
have no difficulty In getting funda to build
fho auditorium,"
Diamond betrothal rings. Kdholm. Jeweler,
A 38,000 C1AJTH1NQ PURCHASE.
JT. I Bnu4l Jt Bona toowro Clmteo
of laamoaae Clot hi a ar Stock of
PFEIFFER 8t SOLOMON. NEW TOIUC
MANUFACTURERS.
We have Just completed a tremendous
clothing purchase, securing the oholoo of
the manufacturers' stork , of Pfeiffer A
Solomon, 84 E. Houston street. New .York,
This la tho most fortunate purchase we
ever made. On Saturday, Sept. 24, we will
sen theee suits, valued at (10 and 112.60, at
SS.Bg. J. I BRANDOS SON&
TABLE 8 ALU Orchard & Wtlhelm Car
pet Co.
FUNERAL OF COLONEL BROWNE
Services from St. Barnabas auad Body
Borled at Forest Lamm
Ceaaetory.
Tho fun"vl of Colonel Will Browne took
plaoa Vudav uftornoon from D
Itartuthaa' church. Interment bolng In FVir
oNt Lawn cemetery. Colonel Browne waa
an old rewldent of Omaha and had reached
tho advancod an of &) voars. lie dlad at
his home, 73 South Thirty-seventh street,
Sunday afternoon of dropsy.
He has lieen a resident of Omaha since
Wt and was for ton years connected with
the auditor's department of the Union
Pacific. Later he aorepted a position In
tho ouarlonnaHter's deuartment at rm
headquarters here, holding the position for
many yeara, until compelled to relinquish
ii by ui-neultli. lie Is survived by
widow, two sons and two daughters,
well known rlttxens of Omuha,
all
A Dvath Blow to Malaria.
Kleotrlo Hitters kill and expel malaria
Oaeaae germa, will prevent typhoid and
euro fever and ague, or no pay. Only 60c.
For aalo by Kuan at Co.
M-Jeweled watch. LJnoIra, Jeweler.
Tho Henaett Conioaay,
Considering QUAIJTT, this la the great
oat of all FRUIT sales, for Thursday and
Friday,
CAl'K COD CRANBERRIES, per quart
TV.
riAi i ii. s, aisl:x fibBEKTAB, per
oox, 9RC
PLUMS. FANCY BLUE, per crate, 93c.
FANCT I-ARQE PEARS, large boxes,
.T5.
They will please. NO FINER FRUIT
GROWN.
Fifth Ward Hepnbltraa CIoo.
The Fifth Wsrd Republican club will
meet at Young's hall. Sixteenth and Corby
streets, Thursday evening, September 11.
All oandldatea lnited.
W. B. CHRISTIE. President
PAUL B. bKWARD. Secretary,
Will Push Work.
Member of the school lourd sav tha
the construction of tho Monmouth Park
school will bo hurried u much as posstdle
from this time on. Arrhltuct Klml.i. 11 has
been Instructed to enmj Iwte the plans and
draw up pptcinViittoii us oun as posMlbla
In order that contracts may b let and as
much wo: k in possible done during the
full and whiter.
Thursday Millinery Specials
A Splendid Trimmed Hat Leader at $4.93
Thursday's millinery leader offers one of the greatest Inducements to buy that
we ever presented. Here Is a bandKomely shirred Velvet lint, lsrge flare ef
fects, close back, finished with ostrich plumes and fine
cut steel ornaments. A deft touch of color gives a tone M "
to the creation such a list eells ordinarily at t Oft our 1m P i at 3
special today at
Street hats for misses and ladies newest shapes,
Gainsborocgh, pompadour and flare effects, $1 QQ
special .' lzsD
Wool felt turbans and dress shapes, OESrt
in black, easily worth 69c, at . . .'.
Quills, all colors, for children's school Cp
hats, at 3c, two for
A MILLINERY BASEMENT SPECIAL
A large Gainsborough of velvet full draped facing -j
i and satin r!bton flnlHh Amazon plume around left 1 fl ytt.
aide black and colors remarkable value 05
Beautiful Fall Dress Trimmings.
A N. Y. nanufacturer's Sample Pieces.
A superb array of silk embroidered and Parisian effect
drtil trimmina over BOO ttvlri tmiaht dirrrt frnm a AVtn Tort mrmu.
farturer. Jmu are alt pmri of Atotc:os novelti
from 11 yards to 4k yards in length, many to mafcA,
cfass noveltie and rim in lengths
nu to matdi. All the tatett desians
and etxry new fall coloring,. worOi up to f,
predr 98c, 69c, 59c, 39c, 25c
Thursday's Ladies' Suit Specials
Swell Tailor Made Suits at $12.50
12.50
inghly attraotlve Walking and Drees Suite made of the
new aJbellnea, cheviots, knickerbockers and tweeds
in tha long-skirted effects with blouse and box
fronts every oorrect novelty at
A Suit Special at $8.50
Swell tailor made Suite the latest stylea for tlila fall
very smart and dreesy some sample garments
worth, up to fifteen dollars each
ftt MtM.Mi.n . .eeeee-vseet.eeet.ens.a-eeee.
Jaunty Fall Coat at $6.98
a s?ell Kersey Box Coat with double cape oollarless
blouse satin lined new pouch sleeve
In castor, red, navy and black
at
8.50
6.98
Golf Skirts A special
lor Thursday new styles
ana labries very chlo
and pretty '. .
l.98
Dress Skirts made in
all the new effects for C i t n
fall the pretty new fall A UX
materials, etc, at ',u
Ladies' $2.50 Shoes for $1.59
Two great big bargain squares in the basement, with
over 1000 pairs of women's fine welt sole and light
medium weight sewed soles, plain,
kid and patent tips, in kid skins and
calf skins, go at. ...
Boys' and girls' patent leathers, $1.25 on bar
gain square on second floor all the boys and girls'
fine patent leather shoes from the Burley & $1 OCS
Stevens etock regular price up to $3 a pr, go at'''6
Ladies' $3. $4. $5 shoes at $1.98 and $3 on
second floor all the women's swell kid skin and patent
leather shoes from the Ro- $1 Oftai SOb
Chester purchase, go at A w ' O
2f. C. Ptnnbti $c ttitSflL Ptnnbti & port
We Lave purchased n complete sample line of fine hemstitched
scalloped border and embroidered edge handkerchiefs at just
one-half of the regular price. They go on sale Thursday morn-
ng at tbe following pric.-s.
5c hemstitched' hankerehiefa for 2iC
Oc hemstitched and embroidered handkerchiefs at ...... 5c
Oc fancy scallopde handkerchiefs at 10c
2oc fancy scalloped and lace trimmed handkerchiefs at .... 12JC
Special Dress Trimming Sale
Thursday you con buy.
5c all silk dress trimming, per yard for lc
Oc all silk dress trimming, per yard for 0C
25c all silk dress trimmings, per vard for 12JC
All linen hand made cluny laces worth 55c to $1.50 per
yard. Thursday nt 59c, 49c and dSJC
Special Underwoar and Hosiery Salo
$100,000.00 worth of ladles', men's andchildren's fine underwear and hosiery bought
direct from the largest and best mills in tills country. This comprises everything
made In Indies' men's and children's underwear and hosiery, union suits, vesta and
pants In wool and fleece lined goods. This Is the best made and best fitting underwear
at a saving of one-third the regular price. These goods will be marked and put on sale
Friday and the sole will be continued until sold.
Ladles' heavy Cotton fleece lined vesta and pauta, worth Wo at 2Co.
Indies' Jerseys ribbed Vests and Pants, heavy down fleece backs, worth 60c at 39c.
Indies' Stratford Combination sutta In white or ellver, fleece lined, worth 75o at
60c.
T.adles' half wool combination aulta. perfect fitting, worth $1.60 at Mo.
Indies' Wool Mixed Combination Sulta In Silver or White, extra fine in quality.
$2.00 at $1.60.
Indies' fine Silk and Wool Combination Suits, Band crocheted neck, worm ai
$3.00.
ladles' Cotton Knit Skirts assorted Colors, worth 76o at 60c.
Indies' Wool Mixed Skirts, extra heavy quality, worth $L60 at Sc.
Ladles' Outing Flannel Clowns, extra targe, assorted colors, worth 76o at 60c.
Ladles' Extra Heavy Outing Flannel Gowns, Embroidery and Silk trimmed,
worth $1.60 at !Kc.
Children's Outing Flannel Sleeping Garments with feet. In all sizes, at SKo.
Children's Outing Flannel Gowns, In ell sizes, worth 75o at 60c.
Boys' Extra heavy fleece lined vesta and drawers. In all alzea at 85c.
Children's flne Jersey ribbed vests and pants, fleece lined and a perfect fitting
garment, at 26c.
Children's Fleece lined combination suits. Jersey ribbea, in an sixes, ai wo,
600 Doa. Ladles' Misses' and Children's hose In light and medium weights, also
aeavy fleece lined, for Fall and Winter wear, at 10c, lRo, 19c and 25c.
Ladles' Fancy Lisle Thread Hobs In plain black and fancy colors, at 39c, worth
up to $1.00.
Ladloe' plain black and colored lace hose, 39c value at 19c.
Men's heavy fleece lined Shirts and Drawers, regular 60o quality at o.
Men's Heavy Jersey ribbed Shirts and Drawers In blue nnd Ecru, regular 60c
quality at 85c.
Men's extra heavy Wool Fleece lined Shirts and Drawers In plain and fancy
colors, regular TBc quality at 45c.
Men's heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers In Natural grey and Camels hair, Id all
sixes at 75c.
Men's $160 Wool Shirts and Drawers In Natural Grey and Camels hair at $1.00,
made single or Double Breasted.
Men's $100 and $150 all Wool Shirts and Drawers, Pur Australian and Camels
hair, made Single or Double, at $1.60 per garment
vim.
O
A-
3i a
Woman's
$3.00 Welts
W have ten different styles of this
shoe.
Patent leather, patent rolta, vlcl kid
and light weight call
Extreme two-Inch Cuban heel to the
common aensa low Hut heel.
We want to call your particular at
tention to the young woman's ataea
for High School wear heavy ex
tended welt aolea with cork fillings
shoe that requires no rubbers and In
sures dry feet always.
DREXEL SHOE CO.,
1419 Farnam Street. .
Omaha's $Jp-toDat Shot House.
OASE BUHNERS
That heat your house cheaper with $11.00
nam com tnan any sort coal stove win with
H.Uii soft, and make your home a tlace of
happiness when you spend your evenlnga
and Sundays and Invlle your friends,
while the soft coal stove turns your home
Into a dirty dungeon and make the few
days you nave on e.rlh miserable, vvi
enable anv family to buy our beautlfu
Hase Burner by selling any else at $5.00
down and $6.00 per mouth, or the wholesale
price I or casn.
r::
V . M .
1 ,
15 f "riT'
1
i
mm$
I-.'
I
TABLE BALlr-i-irrhard at WUhelra Car
pet Co.
Uk wedding rings. tJnaiui, JewsUA
OKB FARE FOB TIIK BOCXD TRIP.
Chleaso reateaalal.
Chloago, m., Sept. S-Ootober 1. 1901.
Tbe Chicago Great Western railway will
on Septen'ber M, tf and 2s, aall tlcketa to
Chloago and return at the above rate. These
tlcketa are good returning until October t,
Inclusive. For further particulars Inquire
of George F. Ttwmaa, General agant.
Omaha National bank building.
Douglas Printing Co., i&4 nowarL Tel
44.
istithstoae rlngt. Aibert ludholm, jeweler.
teen years ago 1 bought a Base Burner of
you. we uneu ii every winter ana ii 18
Kmki yei. j ins xaii ww are jfomg 10 gee
new one, and right hers we will get 1L
The Stoctzc! Stove Co
Wholesale Stoves.
714 So. I6tti St.
i
GET
IT
FIXED
A small decay In a tooth will soon be
large one uniaas you have It fixed. The
charge will b small and you'll have
good tooth.
KII.MttGg TBe ap
CHOHN9 fa.UU
Taft's Dental Rooms
$917 Douglas 1st.
Special Lace Sale
for Thursday.
Women's Gloves 59c.
Special let of ladles' new kid
gloves, with eilk Hitched back,
all latest shades, black, white, titns.
browns, slate, nimlvi and mis. A
regular "!ur. glove, fur
59c
Ladies' Corset Covers
Special lot of larfles' corset cov
ers, made up of odd and ends of
flne lace and embroidery, trimmed
with squnm and V shape nek, dip
front, regular 25c and S5c valuex.
16 Jo
Sample Ladies' liose
Special lot of Indies' fancy and
plain colored sample hose. In lace
effects, embroidered boot pst terns
and solid colors. Kvery pair worth
from fcoc to 75c for
25c
Special Values in Boys' Suits
BOTS' Sl'ITS, made of fne all
wool cheviots and cassdmeres nil
tho newest colorlnKS Norfolk style
4 to 12 years double breasted
stylo $ to ifc xpccial vnlue,
$2.00
Boys' Suits
Made of very fine snd select fancy cheviots nnd cimelmeres
also blue Washington mills dicvlntu lit ctunnrh.it
best wearing materials we know of, every garment splendidly
miuu, iinnnKomciy inmircu anu ncliiy ttlmnica, special value
$3
Hats Trimmed Free of Charge
Millinery Bargains For the Homo Milliners
75 large rariegated colored Birds 25c
50c White and Black feather Pompons 10o
fl.50 all colors large flat Birds '. 59c
25c bunches of splendid Black flowers 8c
fl.75 Batin stitched edge shaggy Mohair flare hats In four
shapes Thursday 98c
HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE.
Haydcn Bros. Clothing Salo
If you want a suit or an overceat come to llayden Bros. They have the largest
and beat assortment of men's suits and overcoats to be found In Omaha.
Wnr rr.BO we can show you the larrest S5
eortment or men s suits, in an tne iaiei
shades and fabrics ever shown In the
west made of casslmcres. cheviots and
worsteds, In nlngle and double breHsted
styles, all well tailored and none worth
less than 10 to (12.60 7 Cft
Havden Bros', nrlie only I. till
For 110 and 112.50 we have over 40 different
patterns to show you in Drown mixtures,
oxford grays, blues, blacks, fancy mix
tures, checks, stripes. Hootch mixtures,
and plain colors, hand tailored through
out with hand padded shoulders and hair
cloth fronts, keeping the coat in perfect
shape none of these sulta worth less
than $15 to $18- .,r , If) flfl
Haydea Bros', price $12.50 and ..lU'UU
Men's overcoats In all the- latest styles,
and colorings, mauw ty tin nesv doming
manufacturers, now ready for your In
spection at prices from $7.50. $10.00, $12.50.
$18.00 and up to $25.00.
BOYB' AND CIIIIJ5REN'8 CIXTHINO
Boys' suits, made in double breaated knee
pant atyle. In ages from 6 to 16 years, in
cheviots and casslmeres, all well tsllored
and none worth less than $2.76 I Eft
llayden Bros, price only IiQU
Boys' knee pants suits, In double breasted
Norfolk, sailor blouse and three piece
styles, In all the latest colorings and
tailored In a first class manner, many of
these suits are made with double seat and
knees, taped seams and extension walct
bands none worth less than $3.50 to $4 .50.
llayden Bros'. O CA
only ' C'tfU
Boya' overcoats. In agea 8 to 1
yeara at $2.50 and up to ,
Boys' reefers, ages 3 to 18 yeara,
at 95c and up to .
10.00
.6.00
The Last of the Season
THE FRUIT SEASON IS PRACTICALLY OVER.
If you have not vet put up your fruit It will pay you to take advantage of this
sale. We, have secured one more car assorted, fancy freestone peachee, Bartlett
pears, Washington biius ana yeiiow piums, wmcn wo win sen inursuay ma
Fancv freestone peaches, per box
Fauev Bartlett pars. per box slJW
Washington Blue and yellow Plums, per crate 900
ir
ji
v
l!iao
CREATIONS FOR THE BRIDE.
A Jewelry store is the natural plaoe to seek gifte of
lasting value. There are many things here that are
beautiful, useful and that will hold their worth almost
Indefinitely. Numberless articles In Jewelry, etc., that
will give much pleasure to the bride. Spend a few min
utes In our store, look for the name
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler.
IS 16 Douglas 5trMt.
Da Miracle Takes Off Hair.
We guarantee thia preparation to remove
every single hair, root and branch and for
all time to come, too! Home druggist may
tell you It won t, but that's 'cauaa he hus
no De Miracle for sale see? If you are
troubled with superfluous hair you try It,
and If it kills come gut your money.
THOHU HHKC'IAI. RL'HBKR OOODS
PK1CK8 AKK GOOD AL.1 THIS WEEK.
11 uo Hossack's Harsaparilla Tor.lc $ .75
$1.0M Beruna 8T
$1.00 Orrlne want U? W
15a Iaxatlve ttrunio Quinine 16
ISO (julnaceiol. beat cold cure , .2l
6oo "Catarrh Kern." guaranteed SO
$1.00 German Klmmefl Hitlers 75
$2.00 Chealer'a Genuine Pennyroyal Pllla 1.00
3fco The Genuine t'astoria U
$l.ti0 pierce s Medical JJioover'
jl vl Celery Nervine 5
Write us for prices; send a liat and let
ua save you money. IXiu't buy drugs or
uatent medicines from catalog THEV"
AKli BACK NL'MBEKd.
OPEN ALA- N1QHT.
SCIIAEFEfl'S olVJ&
Tr P ! T4T sal TWT.
llh aaa t'atea tracts, Owaaa,
JUS!
$3000 Worth of G o r h a m
Sterling Silver and Elegant
Egtjerton New Cut Glass
II
It
A larger variety and more varied and
beautiful dealgna and aha pea than we
have shown any previous aeaaon.
BROWN & BORSHEIM,
T.I South lth Street.
5)1? VI
o
rpcpcp)
MILLINERY
A felt street bat that rolls from the face, and close fining
in the back, in black, navy, brown and champagne, drapftl
in( hemstitched chiffon, veil to correspond with I JQ
color worth $2.23 special, at SU
Tarn O'Shanters, '7,5C"60c'
Caps with visor, in navy and red. worth 50c, at. Qc
One large table of street hats, formerly sold from $2.00 to
S3.00, at 89C
A $2 bird, in black and white, for QQc
LIVE CROCKERY BARGAfJS
FOR THURSDAY
LARGEST VARIETY AND BEST KEPT STOCK IN
THE ENTIIM: WEST WHERE YOU FIND ABSO
LUTELY 'I . FINEST AND BEST GOODS. NEW
THINGS ARE FOUND HERE FIRST.
Every '.in Is complete bought from first hands and almost arary Item
sold below the price charged by the large wholesale houses to tha smaller
dealers. Visit this department and see what wonderful strides we have made
In It. Here are a few bargains for you
Ijatge size fancy shape bowls
and pitchers, each
Maclteth'a No. 2 pearl top lamp
chimneys
59c
...5c
White Austrian perfectly plain cups
and saucers, suitable for
decorating, at, each OG
Hotel vegetable dlsliee, CF-
eaoh 33C
WE RECOGNIZE THE FACT THAT THE PUPLIC ARE
ENTITLED TO FULL VALUE FOR THEIR MONEY.
utr Grocery Dept.
IS RIGHT IN LINE TO FURNISH THE PUBLIC WITH
THU BEST VALUES EVER OFFERED.
ATTEND OUR DAILY SALES. FREE POSTAL CARDS. TEL. 137.
' N
J
BENNETTS BAROA1N BOAP, )tf
special. 10 bare for fctlts
Thursday only pleaae remember.
Plum Pudding, can 10c
Parlor Matches, W0 in box 4c
California Prunes, per lb Co
Catsup, bottle 8o
Orape-Nuta. pkg 10c
Jelly, assorted, glaasV 5c
Haked Beans, can Bo
Hreakfaat Cocoa, H-lb. can ISo
Pancake Flour, 2-lb. pkg 10o
Maple Cream, cake Cc
Cocoanut, pkg Bo
Lobster, can .....20o
Gelatine, pkg 10a
Preserved Blackberries, can. 5o
Bl'TTEH RECEIVED EVERT DAY.
Fresh Country Butter, per lb i..l6o
Bennett's Capitol Creamery, lb......24o
COFFF.R8 HOASTKD DAILY
SPLENDID VALCUB.
Santoa Coffee, per lb 12a
Bennett's Capitol Coffee, lb. pkg....2o
Tea 81ftlngs, per lb Ita
THE BENNETT COMPANY,
IUHHIIIIIIIIIUIHUHII
as
THE g
The Pnd of the Day M
We carry the largest line of ml- H
ore In BEADS of gny house. Pond M
us your mall orders of any rolorJJ
possible; we ran fill your wants. H
Looms to wenve bfndwork, pnt- a
tern books, needles, everything gj
pertaining; to tlio BEAD work. B
Also the larfjoBt and most complete g
yarn department In the west. We B
WHOLESALE OH RETAIL nudH
can fill your wants for any qu.m J
it v ta
E JOSEPH P. BILZ g
111 Aa. 16th Street.
OMAHA. - NEBRASKA.
EiuiiniiiiiiiiiHHUinK
COLLAR I
Perfleld's
Cut Price
Piano Co,
Bo Rdy., Rooos 7. Telepona 701
Wesw. IMf Ur LaowtgMJW.
2035 IS'J-st
Frenk Wilcox Manager.
Scrosis have the
style, appearance
and fitting qualities
of made -to 'Order
shoes, Sorosls are
fitted exclusively in
Omaha at the Soro
sis shoe store.
All kinds of leather.
All weights of soles.
Sorosis
$3.50 always.
iinn i ru ! K
0R0s5l
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER