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mrr OMATTA DAILY REtt WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1903.
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QF.1AKA IS AROUSED OVER THE MOST
Extraordinary dotting Sale
EVER HELD IN THE WEST.
Sale LlUli osrgNgbrJS Sale
Ctr G7cr clothing (ale has been attended with wonder
ful success. The high quality of the garments offered and
the strictly moderate prices makes this event one o a record
breaking bargain feature. There are thousands of swell and
up-to-date suits and overcoats ready for your selection, at
prices that scarcely represent the cost of tailoring.
"'lid '$2o ' Suits ana Overcoats at 6 90 3 9 90
Entire fall and winter surplus stock from
S. II. flARKS A CO., 10 W. 4th
St. , New York
At Phenomenal Bargains
f'.i
hi .-.':k ' i
' -"If K 1
choice of all
$15.00 fine
m)
a nsstw
Boys' odd long ftCp
pants at. . .. - UJL
Men's odd $1 AC
pant at l
Your unrestricted
the $16.50 and
suits and
overcoats
from the S. II.
Marks & Co.
Btock
at. ..
Your unrestricted choice of all
the elegant $18 and $20
suits and
overcoats
fromth- 8. II.
Marks & Co.
stock
at.
Young men's suits and over
coats ages 14 to 20 Qfl Qfl
yearB, wholesale price WbLiwU
up to $12. 50, at i
Boys overcoats from the S.
II. Marks stock, ages Q fiS Q fl
8 to 14, wholesale O ijUUU
price up to $6. 50, at . . . . Csa
Boys' knee pants suits-
a
from the S. II. Marks
& Co. stock,
fit
i sum
$11.90
SPECIAL SALE OF BOOKS
An entire stock of late books on sale at about one
fourth their value.
$1.00 and $1 50 books at 25c Well known Copy
righted books, the Dodd & Mead, Street and Smith. Coats and Caldwell Illus
trated editions, Henderberry Gill Top series, books
by Paul I.leester Ford, Frank R. Htockton and others.
The popular books Beautiful Joe, Dicky Downy.
at.
Five IJttle Peppers, etc.. all worth
from 75c up to i.6-
25c
The Henty books at 19c 1 15c and 25o books at 7ic
4 I Well bound books. mm -l ,
I II fy hundreds of A fl
IV I popular A Q
25 c
Moat popular books
for boys, all titles.
frood cloth X W popular
lndlnir I titles
Beautiful cushion top gift -books, colored pictures embossed
on cover, each page Illustrated In color,
poems by standard authorH,
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COLLEY GOES TO OLD MEXICO
Assistant Superintendent of Smelter
Takes Posltloa Under Trust la
Mountain Town.
, ' B. T. Colley, who has been for two years
assistant superintendent at the smelter, Is
about to leave Omaha for Agusscaltentes,
Mexico, where he will assume a similar
position under the Smelter trust. Mr. Col
ley will have greater responsibility In his
now location, owing- to the frequent ab
sences of the superintendent. lie has had
the chang in view for soma time, but ar
rangements' with the local office have
Just been made. Aguascallentes Is a
, mountain city of 50,000 Inhabitants, about
suO miles ' north of Mexico City, on the
Mexican Central road, and has a consider
able American population. Mrs. Colley
goes with Mr. Colley.
What You Keed fur Constipation.
When troubled with constipation, what
you need is a remedy that is sure to pro
duos the desired effect.. A remedy that Is
mild and gentle in Its action. A remedy
that leaves the bowel In a natural and
healthy condition. A remedy that is easy
and pleasant, to take. Chamberlain's Stom
ach and Uver Tablets meet all of these
requirement!). Give them a trial and you
will never wish to take another dose of
pills. Vss them as directed and they will
our chronic constipation. Price 25 cents.
Every bos Is warranted. .
Horse covtrs made to nt your horse.
Omaha Tent and Awning Co.. Uth an
Harney streets.
Notice A. O. t. W. ISO.
t All members and their families are re
quested to be present at the A. O. U. W.
tempi Wedueaday evening, Nov. 11, to
oalebrats our 16tu anniversary. Refresh
tnenta will be served.
Sam'l Burns la selltug a Havlland bread
tnd butter set. 13.00
S. R Patten, dentu;, Mccague building.
Permits to Halld.
The Hygelu. Creamery compuny has se
cured a permit to coiiBtruet the basement
(if Its new wurehouau and office ImlMlriK Mt
Klghth and Harney streets. This work
Schmoller
& Mueller
The Busiest
Piano Store
in Omaha
1313 Farnam Street
We are busier than other piano
hoiisos hwnuse wo exact a lens mar
gin of profit, show a prenter variety ;)
different makes, lnrlmilng our own
hand made Ml'EM.IiR phtno) and ex
tend a more liberal system of accom
modation, which permits people, of
small means to enjoy muslo In their
homes.' You canncit become famlllur
with these facts unless you visit our
store and Investigate this week's
special bargains.
Beautiful Estey C1H
Organ qIVf
Shonlngrer Organ good CfC
condition
Mason & Hamlin Organ v 6'5rt
fine tone ipiKt
Wilcox & White
walnut case hPh-
Fine Square Pianos
up from 55, $46 and qJOO
J. P. Hale SfSft
Upright JUO
New York C&&
Upright iJJOO
Hazleton CflQ
Upright ipVO
One Mahogany ClflQ
Upright qiuo
One Oak a11R
Upright "0
One Walnut COR
Upright
One HIet Davis $138
Other reliable uprights at prices to
suit all buyers.
In new pianos we represent the
STKINWAT. STKCK, A. B. CHASE,
VOSK. EMERSON, STEGEH and thir
teen other celebrated makes. Our
prices are the lowest terms the easi
est. To out-of-town customers we
rurnlsh catalogues and prices free for
the asking.
ill
Wonderful
Coupon Sale
Coupons with every purchase. The most liberal and valua
ble tickets ever given absolutely free with every purchase.
To still further prove that these coupons are absolutely free,
note the prices quoted for the following sales. No other house
east or west can or will offer such values.
DIG LINEN AND DOMESTIC DEPARTMENTS
SPECIAL PRICES FOR WEDNESDAY
1.00
10 Yards for 1.M.
Tard wide soft finish blenched muslin,
worth 8 l-3c yard. Wednesday
1 yards for
21 yards lor me.
Extra fine unbleached L. Ij. yard wide
muslin, worth yard, Wednes- f O fl
day, at Kl yarila for liJU
it Yards Table I-lnen for 4!le.
Snow white union table linen, 64 Inches
wide, worth 4c yard, Wednes- AQ(5
day at 2 yards for
2 Tarklsh Towels for Joe.
Extra heavy double warp fast edge Turk-
worth 10c each, Hr
, itf-
!nh Towels.
Wednesday at 3 for
3 Tarklsh Wash ftnas for 5c.
Double warp Turkish Wash Rags, worth
6c each, Wednesday, C(
3 for
WEDNESDAY IN OMAHA'S GREATEST DOMESTIC ROOM
We will place on sale the grandest line
of Winter Merchandise Just bought from
the eastern mills at about one-third of its
real value,
llic and 15o goods,
Fine heavy flannelettes, all colors, seersuck
er ginghams, 36 Inches wido percales, 15u
Royal pique and a large number of other
goods Worth up to 15c yard, C
all will go at 3
15C AND 19C OOODS WII.,1, QO AT 7HC
3ti Inches wide Eclipse flannelettes, 3fi
Inch extra tine percules, is Inch exlr.i
heavy wrapper cloth, 36 Inch extra tine
and extra heavy outing flannel, ,12 Inch
madras cloth, and a great many other
goous wortn up to lc yard
all will go at ,
,74c
5C, 2flC, KC AND 9C OOODS AT IOC
Klmona cloth, as fine as silk, heavy wrap
per cloth, heavy cotton dress cloth, very
heavy blue twills, and a large assortment
of remnants, worth up to 49c itn
yard, will go at , IU
GOODS WORTH UP TO 50C AT 12HC
Herman Imported Swansdown, Mulhatiser
Flannelettes and other Imported Olf
goods, worth up to 60c, per yard.... 14.3
WOOL. DRESS GOODS. WORTH 75C, 39C
French plaids, sibelines, Scotch mixture.,
lienriettuH, novelties and other goods
worth up to H.W. Including wool wait
ings, French challles, etc., all will QQr.
go on this sale at, yard, only 45
A large table of high grade remnants,
worth up to J1.98 per yard Oft ,
will go at, yard 4!k' and Uf
Everything exactly as advertised.
THE RELIABLE GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Compare Our Prices With Those of Our Competitors
GIFT COUPONS WITH EVERY PURCHASE
MUELLER
(iNCORPORATtD)
MANUFACTURE-WHOLE SALE-RETAIL
F3 i M O S
MAIN HOUSC AND OFFICE: 1313 FARNAM
FACTORY: 131" FAUN AM
TKLCPHONC 1128
OMAHA
LINCOLN, NEB
US . 11TH ST.
TCL. T3
CO. BLUFFS, IA
B03 BROADWA1'
TIL.
will cost 12,600 and Is the beginning of a
rainy large Duuuing in the commission lls
trict. Kirschbaum Bros., 1211 Howard
street, recently damaged by fire, have se
cured a permit authorising $2,500 worth of
repairs.
Announcements of the Theaters.
"Th Beauty Doctor" remains at the
Krug theater for only two more perform
ances, this afternoon and tonight. The
play Is one of the best In. the musical
comedy line, and the company la a large
and satisfactory one.
Judging from the attendance, the major
ity rule Index to which Individual opinion
Is secondary the bill at the Orpheum this
week has caught public fancy. The audi
ences have not only been very large but
also very enthusiastic. Frederick Bond
and his associate players, Arthur Buchan
an, Georgle Benton and Ethel Tasxen uie
scoring heavily In their playette, "My
Awful Dad." Mr. Bond's delineation of 'a
sporty old gentleman Is wholesomo and
refreshing and he sustains the vein of ,
humor lu which the role Is cast admirably. 1
The others give him capital support and I
emphasize the effectiveness of a bright
and dainty little comedy sketch. The next
matinee will be Thursday.
Men's Suit Salo
The astonishing values offered by us in
men's suits seem to be appreciated by the
public. The manufacturer's loss is your
gain. It's easy for you to convince your
self whether these suits are genuine bar
rains or not. For $6.00 you certainly
don't get much of a man's suit anywhere
else. You can see them in our west show
window. For $7.50 we offer suits that sell
almost everywhere for $12.50. Amongst
the $10.00 you And double-breasted pure all
wool worsted, neat, stylish patterns. A
comparison Is all we ask. We leave th
rest to your good judgment.
THE GUARANTEE CLOTHING CO..
1519 and 1521 Douglas Street.
L'nmnnmninmi
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This afternoon and evening, with bargain
prices for the matinee, "On the Bridge at
Midnight" will be repeated at the Boyd.
On tomorrow evening Millie James and
her company will give the first of four
performances of "The Little Princess." a
play made from Mrs. Frances Hodgson
Burnett's book of the same name. This
was one of the New York successes last
Heason, and has been pronounced by the
critics everywhere as even a stronger play
than "Little Lord Fauntleroy," which
made such a phenomenal record a few
years ago. Miss James has won much
fame for her characterization of Surah
Crewe, the little heroine of the piece. The
matinee of Saturday will be especially fur
the children.
Test by Taste
x and you'll take
HunterWhiskey
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Bnld MStl lrMMf nd 7 Jabbers,
I. LAKAUAN H hON,UiUioor, M4.
,rnI1UIMIIIIITITIMTTTT1
30 pounds fine granulated sugar I ft ft
tor -,... iivu
10 bars best laundry soap, tUn
for v
B pounds hand picked navy beans, (Qc
6 pounds tapioca, sago, barley or in.
rice, for IJJi'
6 pounds breakfast rolled oats, Qc
.7c
.7-c
.IQc
...So
-.5o
Condensed Mince Meat,
per package
2- pound package self rising pancake
flour
3- pound can golden ,
syrup
Fancy crisp ginger snaps,
per pound
Soda, oyster, butter or milk .
crackers, per pound
Neutrlta, Malta Vita, Vigor, Vim, 7
Force or Egg-O-See, per package .... I 2
1-pound package Imported Tin
maccaronl f a
Good drink Santos coffee, Ifln
per pound
B. F. Japan, English Breakfast, Of.
Oolong or Gunpowder tea, pound , ... s3"
Fancy California honey, per 5c
fUl
In
Fancy California Figs
for
Large Brazil Cocoanuts, J,,
each
Large Juicy lemons, 1
each
Fresh roasted peanuts, Q
per measure O"
Free a hot pancake to every customer
In our Grocery Department.
TOBACCO SPECIALS
Horse Shoe tobacco,
per pound
Star tobacco,
per pound
Standard Navy tobacco,
per pound A.
Duke's Mixture,
per pound
1-lb. package Old Tom, American
or Tom Boy, per pound
Climax tobacco,
per pound
Bull Durham,
pur pound
Old Style, .
per pound
Meerschaum Smoking tobacco,
per pound
38o
.38o
,35o
.38o
25o
,38o
.48o
.25o
.35o
Q) 0
L2)Lft.
VVE RENT, SELL OR REPAIR
SEWING MACHINES on very reasonable terms and guarantee satisfaction. Only
experienced men are employed. Have been in the sewing machine business for over
twenty years In thlcity. When In need of anything in this, line give us a trial. We
know that you will Come again,
P. E. FLODMAPJ & CO., Jewelers, 15,4 TCe..p 157 ve''
Your Idle Funds
Your idle funds will draw 4 per cent interest if
deposited in our bank. Small accounts receive
the same attention as large ones, and all deposits
are payable on demand.
Minneapolis and Omaha Railway Pay Checks
And all other pay checks cashed at our bank.
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, BANKERS.
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ONLY 44 DAYS .
Before Christmas Articles received from the Jeweler's
stock Is the prner thing tills year. Signet rings, $2.(0 up.
Opal lings, $2.00 up. Hundreds of other stone rings from
t2 ot up. Beautiful stuck of ladies' brooches, loeketH,
rlialns, ladies' und gents' fobs, Spend a few minutes Im
our store. Look for t lie mime.
5. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler and Optician,
111 ft DoujElaa Street.
Joe Welch, ths Hebrew character actor,
who has made such a lilt In the eastern
cities, comes to the Krug Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday with Ma new play, "The
Peddler." The advance salo of seats 1
heavy.
...MRS. J. BENSON...
Children's Cloaks
i V
Don't forget that we are showing
the largest line of
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS
At popular prices in Omaha,
Sizes from Infant's first long- cloak up
tauten years.
"rVITTifUa
Srar-ssr"
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Rcacni
We Save
You Money
For ease, elegance and economy
style and fit, the ON1MOD shoe have
no equal.
FROM MAKER TO WEARER. .
The Shoe For Entire Satisfaction.
Always
$3.50 5$2.50
Rcgant Shos Go.
203 So, IStb St.
You've Been Paying
full price for almost everything In the drug
stores of both Omaha and South Omulia
until we started the cut price ball.
The SAMfc people going to the SAME
store have paid DIFKKKKNT PRICKS on
the . SAME aj tides! Why was this?
Simply because those druggists had the
system of getting ALL THEY COULD
FROM ONE SALE; WE HAVE Jl'HT
PURCHASED THE DILLON DIU.G
STORE OF SOUTH OMAHA and we found
ail the staple goods MA KK El AND BE
ING HOLD AT FULL PRICES, but If a
customer KICKED and s;ild they -could
buy their drugs for so much less at
"HCHAKKKU'B UP IN' OMAHA." then the.
price would be cut SOME but many tiiini
iiot even then, but Instead the people' wero
told to "GO TO St'HAEFElt S OR HALI
FAX" or any place i-Ims. They would nut
sell drugs for less th'in full pHees.
THE PEOPLE WENT, BUT NOW
SOUTH OMAHA PEOPLE DON'T HAVE
TO, SEE?
SEND IN YOUR MAIL ORDERS.
CUT FRICB
DKUQ STORE
tffw -j m.ha 'Phnnp 747-797.
24 til fcuid N Bit., 8outh Omaha, 'frhon No. 1
SCIIAEFER'S
Many soaas are sans: about me
eaotlful autumn bat do not de
ed too mack on Its beauty and
duration If a cold wave sboald
swoon down yon may not And it
so pleasant If you set raaaht
with your store out of working
order. Bo nttend to the repair,
lap; In time. Wo carry la stock
repairs for mere than 17B.OOO dif
ferent stoves, ranses and .fur
naces, nnd w certainly ouikt to
have what yon want. We have
hot water heaters for stoves,
ranees and furnaces, or any spe
cially for water beatloa; we
make.
OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS.
1207 Douglas Street.
Telephone BHKI.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Writ fur n pampl Copy.
rf1JJI1ML "'"1 ''" "" n ii iiiuxm.il. hi i) ' '"'"" .wi-... "J II J-JJJL.-T 11 I ilB iTTnm.
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Winter
Underwea.jp for men
Yesterday we told yon about n special lino of
ladies' underwear. Today we tell yon of the
greatest line of men's underwear that we have
ever owned. 1 he underwear we tell'yoti of be-
low is strictly high grade. It was bought at
concessions of price. We grasp every chance
to buy at concessions, that'll enable us to give
you concessions. That's the way our bargains
growNow listen;
Men's Underwear
45c Men's Underwear
Men's medium weight derby ribbed Egyp
tian cotton. In natural, ecru and fanoy
colors Drawers with heavy sateen bands,
shirts with soft and silk trimmed fronts,
with French neck a regular 7."o quttUiy,
' 4T.c all sizes.
Men's medium and heavy weight natural
wool underwear, for early fall and winter
wear, also heavy plush back. In tan and
fancy colors regular II 25 values at 7Cc.
Men's fine quality Australian wool and
French merino underwear. In natural, red,
tan and white, well trimmed &nd properly
made, best values ever shown regular 11.50
quuimes ai an sizes.
Men s High Grade Underwear at $1.25
Ma?,?eB n a!?JYUt AY?1"" !' T7 .-?. . "erylcea.
I V 1 vinnuio, B11U EUltn 1 lt ftA rMUIl!
in i'iuc, tmu n til uth i coiorn Tlilo Jo
75c Men's Underwear
Sl.00 Men's Underwaar
,..$i.25
Men's Imported Merino Underwear at $1.40
TfciB underwear Is made of an extra fine quality of Imported merino These
garments were bought way below their regular price They are full fash
ioned. In a beautiful shade of blue gray three-quarter full Australian wool
f, one-quarter Egyptian cotton, a garment made to sell at $3.60- our price.
&1.40, Is the lowest price ever named rtt a in.
on underwear of such high character H 1 yf 1
WCRTH $2.60-OUR PRICE P I e ft VI
Men's Combination Underwear
We have the greatest assortment of men's combination underwear ever of
fered In this western country We are showing strictly all wool Jersey
ribbed combination suits, beautifully trimmed and properly proportioned
at 2.25 2.90 and 3.50 We can fit any proportioned man long slim
stout. .
at
75) r? fn rn r? "r?
o) Is uj uj Is 0 I
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Green Trading Stamps Given Free
With every purchase. Collect them! They
earn interest for you on the money you spend
and they beat bark interest at thatl FACT!!
Bargains in Crockery
Uaviland & Co.'s white French Teacups and
Saucers Ranson shape for set of six....
LiniT, One Set to a Customer.
I. Pouyat's White French China Steins for
decorating each
Fancy Colored Candles each One Penny
Ironstone china handled Teacups and Saucers
for set of six ,
Rockingham nine-inch Pie Plates
each .
1.20
35c
5 Penny
33c
Grocery Grocery
W save you money on very purchase In our famous irrooerr. W nravm It
A trial Ardpr Moat sTimq Incsual uolailAl. --i " " ,,w" ,v
7c
HERB IS A WINNKR-Several hundred three-pound cans Anderson's
THIS PRICE FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY.
......
Corn Starch
pound package
Baking Soda
package Mince Meat
package Flu m f'uddlng
can
linked Beans
three-pound can ..
Salmon
one pound ran ....
ImHrted Hardines
can
. 4c
4c
8c
10c
10c
10c
10c
Pepper Sauce sy
bottle iC
Chill Sauce 1fr
botUe ... . 1 ,,,,, id Avf w
Olives -
bottle VC
Preserves r
one pound Jar VC
BUTTER HEfEITUD DAILY.
Fresh Country Butter- . 1fn
per pound ..UW
Bennett's Capitol Creamery Ofc
per pound SvW
Just necelved A bin; shipment of flne Wisconsin Crenm
Cheese shonld sell for
Wednesday, onr sperla
iipmeat oi nne niaraun imn . a
r 18e per ponnd Tomorrow, I
al price will be per pound. ....... iw
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A Woman's Foot
Fitted With a
Fry Shoe
Is about as perfectly dressed as
a foot can be. The Fry shoe has
the graceful lines, the chic
style.the perfect titling qualities
and the fine and finished ap
pearance that gives a foot the
smart, well dressed look that
every woman likes.
$3.50 or $5.00
Klther price will buy a FRY
SHOE lu any of the popular
leathers. In sny of the fu.hlon
able styles and on any of the
new lasts, that will give such
satisfaction as you rarely find
elsewhere.
imrcfioE co.
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LARGEST EXCLUSIVE RETAIL MILLINERY HOUSE IN THE WEST.
Cutting Prices on Stylish Millinery
Pretty Hats at $3.00, $5.00 and $6.50
Inwstlgate It Pays. 1508 Douglas Street
i
GOLD CROWNS FROM $3.00
Work guaranteed. Special price continued until November S. We
are here to stay. Consult the profussois free.
Fillings, from ..t c Set of Teeth for 12.00
Teeth Extracted FREH
UNION DENTAL COMPANY
1522 DouzU St, Room 4. Opea Till 8 p m
My WATCH REPAIRING department la In charg of COMPETENT
WORKMEN. H yo" want your TIM E-PIECE 8KILLFULLY OVER
HAULED AND ADJU8TED be U never so fine LEAVE IT HERE.
Ufpairln? eomplicate.1 CH RONOCR APHS, SPLIT SECONDS ud
REPEATERS iPcinHy with the Jeweler opp. the P. O.
ALBERT ED HOLM, Jowolor.
107 WORTH IXTtKNTH T.
