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TIT13 OMAHA' DAILY DEE: SUNDAY, JANUARY SI, 1004.
H(K K ILAKD STBTEM.
Tblrtyf)ve-ny Toar of Mexico).
A personally conducted 85-day tour of Old
Mexico In a private car la now being ar
ranged by the Rook Inland system.
Car will leave Des Moines Tuesday, Feb
ruary IS, but you can Join It at Kansas
City next morning If that la mora con
venient. The Itinera ry Includes Fort Worth. Ban
Antonio, Monterey, Tamplco, Fan Luis Po
toel, Aguns Callentes, a week In Mexico
City, aide trips to Cordova, Santa Ana,
I'ueblo and Cuernavaca. On the homeward
trip stops will be made at Guadalajara,
Escatecas and Chihuahua,
Total expense, $2'0 from Dea Moines, $M0
from Dubuque, $265 from Chicago, Bt. Taul
or Mlnneapolla; $250 from Omaha, $246 from
Bt. Louis or Kansas City. This covers
transportation, sleeping car berth, meals,
hotel In Mexico City, transfers, carriages,
guides and Interpreters.
No pleaaanter mld-wlnter ho!lday trip
could be planned. Details at this office.
F. P. RUTHERFORD,
132 Famam St., Omaha, Neb.
Omaha's !ew Grocery.
The new grocery and market of 15. T.
Smith A Co. was opened yesterday at the
old location of the Omaha Tea and Coffee
Co., 1407 Douglas street, and the entire
roroe or cents waa Hrnt dusv an dav long
Smith, has made a wonderful transfor-
rtnn In fhA nM tnrArnnm njiw flvtiirpa
a m. mHBnaiair mi'.it'ii ptock nnvinir iwpn
:imiou A icaiuiB vi uvaunpi una Diuie
that the Sperry St Hutchinson trading
truthful and open business dealings with
customers.
Locations for Baslneaa.
If you are seeking a location for any mer
cantile business, for the practice of a pro
fession or for the manufacture of any
article, first communicate with the under
signed, who will Inform you In regard to
opportunities on the line of the Chicago
Great Western Railway Co., the most pro
gressive railway traversing the moat fer
tile section of the United States. Maps and
Maple Leaflets mailed and more specific
' information given as requested. W. J.
Reed, Industrial Agent, 04 Endlcott Bldg.,
BU Paul, Minn.
Rotneaeekers and Colonists.
On the first and third Tuesday of each
month the Missouri Paclflo Railway will
el both one-way and round-trip tickets at
very low rates to certain points In Kansas,
Arkansas, southwest Missouri, Oklahoma,
Texas, etc. On the round trips stopovers
will be allowed on the going Journey, with
final limit of 21 days to make the trip. For
pamphlets, time tables, rates, etc, write
or call on any agent of the company or
Thoai F. Godfrey, Paasi & Ticket Agent,
B. B. corner 14th and Douglas Bti., Omaha,
Neb.
Have Root print It.
S31.CO
to
New Orleans, La., and return.
130.86
to
Mobile, Ala,, and return
Feb. Bth-14th.
' Long limits and stop-overs.
AU Information at Wabash
city office, 1601 Farnam st
' or address
Harry E. Moorea, O. A. P. D..
Omaha, Neb.
W. W. Blabaugh, att'y at law, 604 Mer.
Nat Bk.
Watches and diamonds. Tour credit Is
good. A. Mandelberg, Jewelor. 1522 Faro am.
GOLDEN 8TATB LIMITED.
I
A "mart" Train for "mart' People.
In service dally, December to to April 14,
Chicago and Kansas City to Los Angeles,
Banta Barbara, and Ban Francisco.
southern route through a land where
winter Is unknown. No high altitudes.
Finest equipment on wheels. Shortest line
and quickest time between Missouri river
and Southern California,
Reserve berths NOW.
F. P. RUTHERFORD,
1323 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
Honday
We'll Have o gal la Oar Sales
room oi Second Floon
Knee pants suits, 75a, 86o and $1 48.
Man's extra heavy corduroy pants, $1.39.
Boys' blue ohlnchiUa reefers marked down
to too. A few boys long pants suits at
$10, Fur overcoats from 16.90 up. Blanket
lined duck coats with large corduroy col
lars, 48o and 76c Extra strong everyday
man's pants, black and fancy, TGo a pair.
Astrakhan and chinchilla coats and vest
with storm collars, called "Pea Jackets,"
ale price. $5.80. Although wo sold stacks
of overcoats there are tffl a good many
choice ones left as there was an enormous
lot of them In this stock. Hero are a few
prices that will make a big hole In the
plies. Men's heavy blue beaver overcoats
reduced to n.M. Men's drab colored, air
wool spring overcoats, with silk faolng,
taes 83 to 87, sals pries, $3 .90. For same
prloe we have heavy black and grey ulsters
and many other good bargains. For $4 90
we offer an enormous assortment of valu
able coats. Including rough chinchilla,
tapis all wool kersey, also long stylish
gray ooats. Sheep lined ulsters, $4.98. The
values that are offered from this stock In
men's suits must be seen to be appreciated.
For 13.90 we give you choice of about 400
suits, all colors and all sixes, all wool fanoy
cheviot and mixed goods. For 14.90 you still
find black double breasted and also military
out At tf.90 you get choice of all wool
grey worsteds and all sorts of fancy pat
terns. The cloth alone would cost mors
than we ask for these well made suits.
Guarantee, Clothing Co.
161M631 DOUGLAS BTREET.
t2K Oold Crowns.
Oold Fillings
Sliver FlMugs.....
Full Set
Teeth
$5.00
Best Set
$7.50
W us.
, nu up.
JO up.
BAILEY, THE DENTIST.
(EstablUhed ICS)
trd FLOOK. PAJtTON BLOCK.
..An
RELIABLE DENTISTRY FREE
This offer good until February IS.
fTESSet of
Teeth ,
$2.00
Crews, ay froaa SXOO
rilliuse. froaa t BOe
BrtSa Work, as froaa SsOO
Work guaranteed ten years. No students
TKETH KXTKACTED WITHOUT PAIN
by the use of our patented palnleas methods
Work done free. Bmall charges for material.
UNION DENTAL COMPANY
1022 DOUGLAS STREET, ROOM 4
DISASTER AND DESOLATION
Death Holds High Carnival la the
News Columns of American
Journals, and an
EPIDEMIC OF CATASTROPHES
Oa Land, On ra. On Railways, la
Fire, la Flood, la Mines
Prevails.
Rarely, If ever, has a new year' In Amer
ica been ushered In with so much frightful
misfortunes and such awful fatalltjes to
human beings as this goodly year of our
Ird 1904. Opening the ghastly carnival
was the fearful holocaust In the Iroquois
theatre, Chicago. FrompUy following came
the Ions of half a hundred, or more, sea
going passengers In the strait of San Juan
de Fuca. Before we had our breath re
covered news flashed throughout the land
that a hundred human beings were lost In
railway wrecks. Typhoid fever In a Penn
sylvania village called home fifty or sixty.
A Pennsylvania mine disaster closes the
recitation of horrors with
SOU MASOI.ED BODIES '
slowly being recovered from the depths
of the black earth. In addition to these
great accidents of Are, collision and ex
plosion came the reports from day to day
of flood disasters along the Ohio river, and
the Isolated incidents along the highway
of life where murder, suicide, street car,
misplaced switch, and other forms of mis
hap have claimed victims until If one were
to permit pessimistic reflection, he would
be discouraged over the conditions sur
rounding existence. In the presence, of
death, disaster, desolation and the un
certainty of Individual exlstenco we nat
urally turn our thoughts to the wives,
children and other dependents and to the
BACKERS ItESGRVB I JFK
and other life Insurance organizations as
the only safe form of protection for those
bereft by disaster and desolated by death.
Fortunately a hundred years of experience
has established a law of average as to
humanity's death rate, and based upon
this ascertained experience the life Insur
ance company meets the liabilities brought
upon It ty disease, disaster and death
and amply as well as promptly drives the
wolf of poverty from the door of desola
tion and Indemlfles the bereaved so far as
Indemnity is possible.
D. H. ROBISO. PRESIDENT
of the Bankers Reserve Life Is pushing
this young, vigorous, safe and growing
company into all the western states. Its
business grows with each passing day.
Everywhere the commercial agents of its
Increasing field corps meet a cordial re
ception. No other western company can
compare with It In the salient features of
low death loss, selected risks, forms of
policy contracts or steady increase In busi
ness. Its Oold Bond Policy Is nowhere
excelled In modern features either as pro
tection or Investment. Write to the home
office, McCague Building, Omaha, for par
ticulars, giving your age.
i - ' - , . .; , ,
Mme. Yale's
HaJr Tonic
FOR CHILDREN
AND ADULTS
ANTISEPTIC AND HYGIENIC
A Hair Invlforator, Just what Its
name Implies. It supplies nourishment,
the elements of growth, which, when
absorbed by the hair, strengthens and
beautifies It In the same way that sap
glorifies the foliage of a tree. Even
when the follicles are seemingly dead,
if the scalp Is massaged daily with
Mme. Yale's Hair Tonic a vigorous
growth will be produced. It has hon
estly earned its title of "the great hair
grower." It stimulates the most stunt
ed growth and makes the hair mag
nificently healthy and beautiful,
Mme. Yale's Hair Tonic is prized
equally by men and women, particularly
when the hair begins to weaken or fade.
Cures baldness, grayness, splitting of
the hair, dandruff and all diseases of
the hair, scalp and beard. One applica
tion stops hair falling. A nursery req
uisite; no mother should neglect to use
It for her boys and girls; when the hair
is made strong in childhood it remains
proof against disease and retains its
vigor and youthfulneas throughout life.
Mme. Yale's Hair Tonic is a colorless
fragrant, delightful hair dressing;
neither sticky, gritty nor greasy; makes
the hair soft, fluffy and glossy. Con
tains no artificial coloring; would not
soil the whitest hair; restores original
color by invigorating the scalp and re
establishing natural circulation and
proper distribution of the live coloring
matter. Beautiful hair redeems the
plainest countenance, and anyone can
secure It by using Mme. Yale's Hair
Tonic. Now in three slaes our prices,
25c, 45c and 80c
rims Yale's Hair Tonic
Is Sold by
Drug Dept., Boston Store
FOUR BIG
BARGAINS
For Monday
And you'll find this depart
ment now on the main floor
next to the Drug Department
Don't make tae mistake by go
ing down in the basement, for
we've moved on the first floor.
25 Sticks Candy to
Pure Cream Assorted Caramels. Tic
Chocolate Drops 1 -........Ho
Italian Chocolates So
2 h4 honor of your prtstnee i requested at an
Initial Showing of Model Suits and Skirts
for Spring
Beginning Monday, February , J 904
And continuing one wteh The most ertittio
modelt from ,
A New York Tailoring Company
Will be displayed and measurements taken for special
orders.
J. L. Brandeis & Sons,
DR. BRADBURY
Painless Extraction
Without uaa.
Fillings 50c up
Oold Crowns, $2.50 up
Brldgs Work $2.50 up
Lady Attendant
1506 Farnam
DENTIST.
Fourteen Years
Same Location
We positively remove
nerves from teeth with
out the least particle of
pain.
open Sundays 10 to 1 2.
VIA
aaM44
AND
LOW HATES
Homeseekers' Excursions
TP J February 2d and 16th 1ff A
I uesdays, j;sMf:."l, 1904
Iron
Mountain
lH niiro
,r ILLXJ lis
To Certain Points In the
WEST AND SOUTHWEST
AT
ONE FARE FOR TII und trip
Final Limit of Tickets, 21 Days.
Stopovers will b allowed within transit limit of 18 days
going after reaching first homeseeker's point en route.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION or land pamphlets,
folders, maps, eto., address any agent of the company, or
T. P. QODFREY, Passenger and Ticket Agent. Ton HUGHES, Trav
eling Passenger Agent, OflAHA, NEB.
H. C. TOWN SEND, denl. Passegner and Ticket Agent, St Loula, Ho.
AN EXTRACT FROM
HER LETTER
"If you could only be here this winter morning
and see for yourself, you would no longer doubt
me. Rosea are blooming In our front yard, and
all nature is as far advanced in this lovely Amer
ican Bummer-land as it will be in your Eastern
home by June. , .
We made the Journey from Omaha to the
Golden Gate via the Union Paciflo and Southern
Paoiflo to avoid the circuitous routes an important
Item in the winter. A trip to California is made
dellahtful by the perfect service and luxurious accommo
dation of the Overland Limited' which is perhapa the
most finely equipped train in the world."
Bl tUIII YOUR TIOKITS MAD OVKR
UNION PACIFIC
CTQtnna ST
riTT TICKET OFTIOB,
1824 Fvnun St. 'Fboao 819.
fhene 818.
I
fill!
..MONDAY..
When Drexel advertises a cut In
price, everyone knows It Is a gen
uine cut We have a good reason
for selling these shoes at these
prices and will give It to you when
you come to the store.
Four lines of women's shoes aU
slaes and widths. In turn and welts
regular (4 to 3 g
t:k. 1.50
Two lines of women's one-strap
slippers for house wear narrow
tot-s, regular $1.50 g p
to $2.50 values, OC
Two lots misses' shoes in broken
sizes regular $1.50 sf f
to $2.50 values. 1 P
special price, at
Three lots women's sizes In spring
heels eery size and width, regu
lar $2 and $2.50 S)A
avt" Lou
Men's patent calf, heavy winter
shoes, dquble sole, Ca
EST., .31)
DREXEL SHOE GO.,
1419 rarnara Strcjt.
Ossaha'a Up-t e-Dsts ShesHoass'
f
Sfig Best of
Everything
The Only Double
TracK Railway
,to Chicago
The Omaha
Chicago Train
Pmr Excellence
1 No. e a $olid trin mat
tip n OmaAa daily ON
TIUE mt 6:60 p. rn , arris-
ing Chicmy 7:30 next morn
tng. Library, liujftt C'sr,
ZtrUr, nets btandrd Sleep
, (.' irCurs Ktrythinj.
City Office i- -a'
1401-1403 FARNAM ST.
OMAHA
TEL. 824-681
rtsrHhed I8T8.
Antiquarian
Book Concern
822 N. Y. LIFE BLDG.
S, SHONFELD, Prop
Importer of Rare and
Choice Miscellaneous Books
'T'lIE following telertiont
from my Hare Book De
partment, which I offer at
very reasonable prices, mwt
be ctn to be appreciated.
rieasc call or drop me a pos
tal and I will give fulX de
tcription. The Brltloh Ksaavlwts 45 "TA A A
vols. fuU onlf, portraits. Ill II 1 1
London, 1S1. w,ww
Plutarch's Uveo, with NotPS Histor
ies! and Critical 8 vols, in fi
full CHlf, with 60 fine old I II k)l
engraving. Dublin. 173D. VV
Thiers' History of the French Revolu
tion 6 vols., Rvo., calf, S pn
eteol portraits and other 1 Til
illustrations. London, 1M8 w
Percy's Anecdotes, original p AA
and select. In 20 vols., I 1 II 1 1
cloth, portraits aw
Chesterfield's Letters, 4 vols. PA
full calf. J Til
London, 17S7
Macaulay'a History of Eng- p AA
land 6 vols , 8vo., calf, I 1 1 1 1 1
London, 1853 .', WW
Hudlbrns, by 8. Butler, with Grey's
Annotations 3 vols., gvo., S f f
steel plates. Ill lll
London, 1819
The Works of Samuel Johnson 1
vols., 8vo., full morocco, f
portrait. ZU.UlJ
London. 1792 a V. W
Memoirs of Prince Metternlch, 1773
1815, steel portrait, S vols., A AA
London. 1SS0 lU.UW
Mysteries of the Courts of London, by
Geo. W. M. Heynolds 12 vols., 8vo.,
original edition, unex- C fif
purg-ated, with 624 lllus- J J II U
tratlons, very scarce w v
ZIBRAB1ES and small
panels of books purchased
at their fullest CAS II value.
Any book in print or out-of-print
procured at the shortest
notice, and at the most reason
able prices.
Telephone 3036
Checkmated at Every Game!.
That's what wa have done to the Omaha
drug trust. We are not bragging about
this, but simply demonstrating to them
as well as everyone else, that we are run
ning OUK BUSINESS our wayl They
the local druggists, had us shut off. That
didn't keep uh from getting goods so they
hired P1NKERTON DETECTIVES and
they got gay and we had 'em run Inl
NOW WE ARE READY FOR THE NEXT
MOVE, and In the meantime are selling
$1.00 Peruna for 49o
$1.00 Bromo Reltzer for 53a
1.00 VInol for 8T.O
$1.00 Orrlne for 67o
$1.00 NKRVAN TABLETS for 67c
$3.60 "Marvel Spray" Syringes for $2.25
2oo Laxative Bromo Quinine 7o
Remember "Our word Is good" and we
guarantee to sell everything we handle,
AT LEAST 2C LOWER THAN any price
quoted by any druggist in Omaha, South
Omaha or Council Bluffs, in any dally
Jiaper of these cities.
2.00 Chester's Genuine Pennyroyal
Pills $1.00
Articles marked only one to a customer.
CUT PRICB
BRUa STORE
R T. YATES, Prop.
16th and Chicago Sts., Omaha. 'Phones
747 and 797. 24th and N Sts., South Omaha.
Phone No. 1. 6th Ave. and Main St.,
Council Bluffs. 'Phone 83S. All goods de
livered In either city absolutely free.
SCHAEFER'S
Shoe
Bargains
This Week
Ws shall continue this week
the splendid bargains in high
grade shoes that we offered at
yesterday's big sale. Don't fall
to see them. They're great.
Johnston & Murphy's and Boy
den's enamel calf and box calf,
double sole, winter weight, late
style $6 shoe, you can A (If)
got this wek for only...
A lot of mnn's $3.60 shoes. In
patent colt, heavy soles, Potay
and London lasts, O fif)
bow
Women's $5 French calf shoes,
made by Laird. Hchober St Co.,
with winter weight '1 Cf
soles, now KJ.kJVJ
Wright Peters' women's W
Ideal patent kid. welt soles and
kid lined, a splendid winter
shoe, stylish and cor- A f)0
rect, now
Women's kid and box calf
$? 60 and $2.76 welt f Q(
shoes now
Misses- $2 and $2B0 box calf
laxre and button f R(l
Shoes now a.-
Child's $1.50 and $1 button and
lace, narrow widths, ROC
go for
CO.
FRYSnOt
ite-DOIGlAOi
Vissss.
nun.
13
Kills'
1
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Writ aw Cey.
Line of Jewels In this or sny other
city at prices In reach of all, from 6o
a doseo to 10c a piece. All colors and
styles. Indian Beads in all Its variety.
Bead looms, 10c; by mall, 16c
Remember ws make stockings Ilk
mother used to make.
JOS. F. BILZ,
322 So. 16th St.
OMAHA, - NEB
Trading
Stamps
Free
111
THH REXIABLH STOHR.
7
T
Trading
btamps
Free
Throe Extra Trading Stamp Specials Honda
Cloaks Cloaks Cloaks
THE OPPORTUNITY TOU'VH BEEN LONOINO FOR.
Tnt!",1?1,?3 AT KH PKR CENT DISCOUNT FROM REGULAR TRICES-I
MIDI VIVt
4.90
Women's $15.00 and $30.00 coats
st
Manufacturers' stock of women's coats, In
lenRths and long stylos $J6 in An
and Ua quality go at lUsUU
Manufacturers' stock of women's suits-
regular $?0 and $12.60 valuer Q Q
Otin biir tnhln nt ainninn'. wnlt. ...
vets, veilnjrK. flannels and other" 104
materials, n-guhir $5.00 quality liU
iManutnoTiirers siock or women s Q O
$S and $10 quality go at d9
Tho New Voile Skirt
THET ARE HERE THE NEW PPniNQ STYLES. TO SAT THEY ART BEAU
TI8 DOK8 NOT EXPRESS IT. PRICKS, $J6.00, $15.00, $U.60 and $10.00. COMIJ 11
AND SEE THEM.
NEW SPRING SUITS 1504.
We have Just received by express 60 women's suits. The new, nobby,
noon eiun vneuui inr spring wenr, at .to, la ana.....
Children's ooats, ages I to S regular $4.00 quality
i .
12 50
98c
Extra Special
FROM 1:30 TO 11 A. M.
Wa will sell women's black mercerised
underskirts worth Cfts
$1.26-at, each 0 U
Women's flannelette wrappers, 15-lnch
flounce lnpnl over shoulders
$1.25 quality at
One big lot women's waists
at, each .....
Women's breakfast shawls
at ,
50
.50
..15
Groat Clearing Sale of Men's Fine Suits and
Overcoats
Men's fine all wool suits, In worsteds, cas
slmerea, . Scotch cheviots, fancy cheviots
and serges. In blue, black, brown and
gray mixtures, fancy mixtures and plain,
colors, all hand-tailored with hand-padded
shoulders, hair cloth fronts and cut
In the very latest styles, noat, stylish,
dressy garments, worth from $15.00 to
$18.00 our clearing I ft
sale price only Uli
Mon's tine all wool overcoats, In beaverai
kerseys, vicunas, cheviots and man!
other fabrics, In any shade you wlsh-T
filaln or mixed colors, cut In medium amf
ong lengths, all hand-tailored through
out worth rrom $18 to $18 in f
our clearing sale price only lUtU
Optical Department
Gold filled frames, 10 year guar
antee $3.00 value
Careful Fittin g,
Correct Frames.
Close Pricen
IRQ 1 AJuminold spectacles or eys glasses, Afli
Ua l with line imported lenses, worth. $$9U(
Silk Prices Still Go Down
MONDAY, THE CLIMAX OF ALL BARGAIN
NITY OF A LIFETIME.
SALES. THH SILK OPPORTU-
PLAIN AND BROCADE) SILKS black,
white and all colors Q.
Monday at, yard - IQU
Beautiful coraed silks and many Sfl.
other handsome styles, on sale, at... 0f
HUNDREDS OF PIECES of both plain
and fanoy silks
will be sold at, yard
CHOICE- SILKS, over 100 pieces In all
worth twice the pries asked
per yard
.254
n alii
.494
Ws are showing a beautiful new line of chiffon Foulard silks, crepe de chines, silks
xor smi i waist suns, pnamunx pongee ana nauuiia wasn siiks.
WINSLOW TAFFETAS, BEABON iMi ARB NOW IN.
Drug Department Specials
Castorla M ....... 21 o
Pinkham's Compound ...... 69c
Colgate Violet Talcum ;lfo
Toilet Soap, 1 boxes for 15o
Little Liver Pills
Mennen's Talcum Powder ...
Rubber Complexion Brush
Beef, Iron and Wine
Wash Goods in Great Domestic Room
82-Inch wide mercerised ginghams, 82-Inch
wide sephyr ginghams, in plain stripes
and checks, fleece lined pique, assorted
colors, Just the thing for early spring wear
heavy pique waiatlngs. Venetian watst
Ings and flannelettes, worth in,,
up to 19c Monday, at, yard IUU
Scotch madrasses, 32-lnch and 86-lnoh wide,
light and dark percales, black sateens
and mercerized linings, sephyr waist
lngs and flannelettes, worth up Tin
to $16-Monday, at, yard I
'if
r
Piaue walstlngs. silver gray. Scotcll
and seersucker ginghams, y&rd wldj
caies, medium ana light colors, gret
riety or dark nannelettea, worth
up to 12Ho Monday, pr yard ,
SMU standard prints, In dark blues, an
grays, black and whits and fancy colors,
worth 6 Via M J
Monday, per yard AiC
Short lengths In all wool dress goods, grca(
assortment oi colors worm n
up to Wc Monday at C i
Linen and Domostic Dept.
SPECIALS FOR MONDAY
a yards heavy L. L. muslin I fin
worth 6Vjo yard for 21 yards IiUU
10 yards bleached seemless sheet- I QC
ing, worth 25o yard for I 9
12 yards fine snow whits cambric, I flfl
worth 12o yard, lor s- w
1 yards silver bleached all linen German
damask, worth 69o Otit
yard, for 2 yards SO"
2 yards homespun Austrian table damask,
worth 40c yard, Atlo
Monday for i yards rfl1'
15 yards soft finished bleached muslin
worth 8 l-3o a yard I AA
for 15 yards I' UU
13 vards No. SO Ann imin Enellsh Ion cloth.
worth l&o 4 yard, I n&-
Monday, for 12 yards liUc.
iA . . MA . T n .1 1 . a. '
.V 7Mun linn punni ,11111. i.i.vii,
, worth 16o yard, for 10 yards liU
t yards extra heavy fall bleached Irl
table nnen, worm vso yard,
for 2 varda
12 silver bleached all linen napkins, poi
dot patterns, worth $1.86 doxen, Ql
iuunuay, per uuseu
12
Flannel Department
lOo best grade outing flannel
at, yard
lOo cream domet flannel
at, yard
40o all wool eiderdown
at, yard
49c fancy strips Scotch flannel
at, yard .,
BEDDING
$1.00 extra large, slxe 11-4, tan
cotton bed blankets
at pair
$6.00 11-4 tan and gray wool bed
blankets at, pair
...Be
61c
.... 25c
25c
and gray,
... '75
...3 50
$2.76 10-4 gray wool bed blankets I IC
at, pair - f 3
$2.60 home-mads bed comforts rs, size 72xs.
s4, weight 7 pounds I Pf
each lUW"v
$1.00 white honeycomb bed spreads, CfJ. 1
handsome Marseilles patterns, eaoh.
$2.00 white fringe bed spreads, Marseilles
patterns, heavy knotted fringe, extra
large slse. and no better I QB
value each M
$2.60 genuine Marseilles spreads.
extra large acn
175
Extra Special Shoe Salo
CLOSING OUT ALL WINTER GOODS AT LESS THAN COST.
69c
98c
China Department
Women's foxed balls
worth $1.16 at
All our women's $1.25 and $1.50
warm slippers at ......
.... ..
Children's and misses' all
.t. aii -i;, .......... ........ I
lien's and women's $3.60, $3 snd $3.60 fintt.
snoes, new styles ana
an learners
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WP3 HAVK JUST RECEIVED A SHIP MENT OF ENGLISH rTWW Burro
UNDEROIAZED DECORATIONS, 100 1'IEC'KS TO TlUi SET FOUR DIFFERENT
As we are the only' Omaha retailers on the classified wholesaler list, wa n
them at retail at what other dealers would PAY wholesale, as we BUT ALL OUR. ,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS.
We will put these dinner sets on
sale Monday for, per set ,
Decorated Holland Bowls
each ,
3 98
3c
Decorated oups and saucers 41.
each. ... sb
...5c
Large slsed vegetable dish
each ,
Large slsed platters
eacn ...
Water tumblers
per set of ...... ...
Wins gla
per set of f....M
..Oo
...5o
sjssssrM
Hardware, Stoves and llousefurnishings.
A deep cut In all heating stoves this week, before removing them to warehouse.
FVKRY stove on our SAMPLE FLOOR MUST BE) SOLD, and ws will MAKE Tlii3
PRICE.
SPECIAL TRADING STAMP OFFER FOR MONDAY.
$6.00 IN TRADING STAMPS given with every combination of a tl 49 wood fram
wringer, a ; oo luioing iroiung poara, a set oi best nickel plated roui Irons, $1.10
A.L.U tun to.fs.
$10 Free $10 Frea $10 Fres
Groceries Groceries Groceries
TWO TRADING STAMP BPWIAI.8 MONDAY. To every purchaser of one sacK
of our highest patent Minnesota Health Flour, will give $5.00 worth of trading stamps
free. Alsu to every purchaser of $ pouudn of our highest grade Arabian Mocha and
Mandellng Java coffee for $1.00 we will give $5 UU worth of trading stamps free.
THIS OFFER IS FOR MONDAY ONLY.
OTHfc.it GROCERY BARGAINS
21-lbs. pure cans granulated sugar for. $1.00
Iarge sack pure, buckwheat flour for... $100
Large sack white or yellow oornmeal.LiViO
t-liis. hand-picked navy buans I Ho
6-lba. Umi beans ISo
k-lls. fancy pearl tapioca, sago, barley,
or Farina 19c
5- lbs. good Japan rice for lite
6- lha. fancy Make or pearl hominy (or... lic
S-lbs, breakfast rolled oats llto
I-lt. pkg. belf-rlalng pancake flour 7Uo
Condensed mincemeat, pkg La
(-lb. cans solid packed tomatoes ?c
z-lh. cans Early June peas Tty.
l ib. cans wax, Llm or string beans.. 7,.
t-lh. cans table, egg or greengage plunia,
f",r Lij
Tt m are oeauquariera ior wax candles.
DRIED FRUIT SPECIALS.
Choice California Prunes, per pound t
Fancy Mulr Peaches, per pound. 7'Ao.
EngliHh (.leaned Currants, per pound, '
fancy iuuornia uaruett 1'eara,
pound, 124o. Vi
Fancy Moor Park Apricots, par lb., Uiia,
HAYDEW BROS.
