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    TITE OMAITA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, FEDRUAHY 14, 1001.
WEN INDICTED COME TO TRIAL
formtr Pnermanter at Sooth Aahnrn
Allegvfl Illlrlt l.lqaor Seller
, birr liond.
t
Deiputy tn!td State Marshal Jsmes
Walling has returned from the southeastern
part of the state, bringing with him Stir
ling P. Glasgow, former postmaster at
Pouth Auburn, and Jlprmnn St-lnkuhlcr of
Xurr, Otoe county, both of whom were In
flicted at the Inst term of the federal grand
Jury.
Postmaster Olssgow was Indicted for al
leged failure to deposit tho portal revenue
of his office, In conformity with section 4053,
revised statutes of the United State The
offence In alleged to have been committed
In September lajit and the amount that he
did not riopopit la given In the Indictment
mm $2717.
Mr. Btelnkuhlor Is charged with celling
liquor without license. Both of the accused
rumlphrd bond for their appearance at
United States district court next week.
i Location for Itnslness.
tt 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 prq
grenslve railway traversing the most fer
tile section of the United States. Maps and
Maple leaflets mailed and mora specific
Information given as requested. W. J.
Steed, Industrial Agent, 64 Endloott Bldg.,
Bt Paul, Minn.
If K. Wedding Rings, Edholm, Jeweler.
f3i.no
to
New Orleans, La,, and return.
(30.35
to
Mobile, Ala., and return
Feb. Bth-14th.
Long UmlU and stop-over.
All Information at Wabash
city office, 1G01 Farnam at.,
or address
Harry E. Moores, O. A. P. D,
Omaha. Neb.
Attention, Danish Brotherhood, Lodge
Jto. 1.
Tou are hereby ordered to meet at
Twity-second and Cuming streets Sunday,
"February 14, at 1 p. m. sharp, to attend
Tie funeral of our deceased brother, August
fung. "
By order of the president.
FRANK RA8MUSSEN.
Auction! Auction! Auctlonl
nredeemed pledges at Adler'a loan of-
Homeseekera and Colonist.
un ine nrst anu intra ruesanys or eacrt
month the Mlsoourl Paclllc railway will
ell both one way and round trip tickets
at very low rates to certain points In Kan
as, Arkansas, Southwest Missouri, Okla
homa, Texan, etc. On the round trips
topovera will be allowed on the going
Journey with final limit of twenty-one days
to make the trip. For pamphlets, time
table",, rates, etc., write .or call cjn any
agent of the company or Thomas. F. God
frey, Pass. & Ticket Agent, S. E. corner
14th and Douglas streets, Omaha Neb.
NO DRY DOCK AVAILABLE
Russia at a DjclJed Disadvantage In
the War With Japan on This
Account. Her
VESSELS ARE OUT OF COMMISSION
For the War. Rnasla Has no Means
of Making the Necessary Re.
pairs to the Disabled
War Ship.
The full extent of the first disaster to
Russia will be more fully comprehended
when the reader learns that Russia has no
dry dock in Asia. The damage done by a
torpedo cannot usually be repaired ex
cepting at a dry dock. Great Britain has
great naval station at Hong Kong where
European and American vessels may resort
for repairs In time of peace, but In time
of war no neutral port la open for war
frhips of the warring nations.
JAPAN IS AT HOME.
Her naval armament Is by no means ln-
slgniflcent. Her naval stations are wellJ
equipped. Her navy la efficiently officered
and her men know how to shoot. Russia,
therefore, engages at a decided disad
vantage, for Port Arthur and Vladivostok
are Interlocked and Japan controls the
open harbors. The Bear Is at bay and the
prestige of the czar of all the Russians
seems fated to suffer. Meanwhile America
will feed both armies and navies and
remain neutral. Our people will have time
to build up home enterprises and strengthen
financial undertakings like the
BAXKERA RESERVE LIFE
the youngest and most rigorous of western
life companies. This company wrote $2,-
630,050 lart year. She closed the year 1903
with $7,000,000 In force mode of tho best
risks ever taken In the great health belt
of tho union. Her stakes are set now for
$10,000,000 at the end of 1904 and nothing
less than panic or extensive disaster can
prevent the Bankers Reserve Life becoming
150,000,000 company by 1911.
II. II. ROD I SO,
the experienced and energetic president has
Just returned from Oregon, where the
Bankers Reserve Life waa admitted to do
business during Ms visit to the states of
the northwest. Another officer has Just
secured admission in Texas. The only
problem confronting the management Is
that of men. Btate managers, general and
special agents and good solicitors are badly
needed. Write B. H. Roblson, president,
Omaha, Neb., for particulars. Especially
desirable fields are now available on extra
liberal terms.
A physician with a good established prac
tice would like to shnre a very handsome
omen m rue .Bee building, with a dentist.
taauress v oa, nee omce.
Have Root print It. '
On Our Second Floor
We are making a special effort to close
But Overcoats. For $2.8S you can now buy
right decent looking overcoat For $3.90
you can have choice of blue, black and
crown overcoats, of which the cloth with
put the lining and making costs more
money at the mills. For 14.90 we offer a
line of overcoats, some of which, would be
cheap at 112.6 some of them are made of
heavy all wool Scotch plaid, Italian satin
lined all throughout the sleeves are lined
With Skinner's best satin, guaranteed for
two seasons by the maker. They come In
swagger, loose rutins , styles. There are
also some light colored all wool spring
overcoats In this lot, also some with quilted
linings undoubtedly the best snap ever of
fared in overcoats In this town. A few
other bargains are Men's pants, $1.33,
amgngBt which are corduroy, casslmere
and worsted pants. Shaw knit socks 13c.
Xtollar shirts for 4Sc. Heavy fancy colored
merino undershirts, with fancy satin facing
In front, regulation 60c article, 28c. Mufflers
15a leather mitts 15c. Knit gloves 15c.
Boys' caps 15a. Heavy wool ribbed under
wbjt with satin facing on shirts 45a. Heavy
Vl shirts 69o and many other good things
just suitable for the present cold weather.
The Guarantee Clothing Co.
1D19-1&U1 .Doualaa Street.
SCHAEFER'S
Tho Last War is Over
but mime uruxntxis have not louiid It out
yet. or It seems so at least from the gen.
ral appearance of their stores. TUB CUT
fKlCh UKUU WAR. IS NUT OVEtt YET
we exuect something- new to rirnn imni
BUT In the meantime we ore GOING THE
TRUST i cents better and are selling
Sl.uu I.lquoaonu 6So
$1.00 8k amp Hoot 5Jc
fl.tt) Peruna 5,1c
il.00 l.lnterine &to
il.tu Pnw Paw-. .. sic
Sl.PU tuomul.slon" 6,sc
$3.00 Plrrve's Remedies 63c
il.M) Nervura 67c
11.00 HhiMtp's Restorative .. "So
too J(Uoziinn 'j&q
too Swamp Rout , 84o
Soo 4'astoiiH lho
tl.OU MAGNET PILE CURE 26c
fcoc Huy'a Hair Health 2Sc
These are staples, not unknowns- am
these prices are business tcettero. not bluffs
boo Hor Hen 3Sc
11.00 Hxxlne Jills 67o
$1.00 Nervlia 60c
82.00 Chester's Pennyroyal Pills tl.no
1.00 VINOL 85c
1 Pint Wood Alcohol 15c
1 pint Wltehaael 15o
one each to a customer.
Write for prices, not catalogues, to
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DRUQ STORE
E T. YATES. Pron.
16th and Chicago Sts., Omaha. 'Phones
747 and 77. 24ia and M Sts., South Omaha,
Tnone no. i wn Ave. ana Main tit.
Council Bluffs. 'Phone 1138. All goods de
livered in eitner city absolutely tree.
Ask the Doctor
If he ever knew us to substitute, make
a mistake, or charge too much for a
prescription. We can fill any Doctor's
Prescription, and will fill It COR
RECTLY, no matter whose name Is
printed on the blank.
11.00 Hostettert Bitters ... 75c
$1.01) Kinney's Huir Tonlo 60c
1.00 Coke Dandruff Cure 6V
Rubber Kpongee 40o to $4.00
We (uU Mirrure and Manicure Goods.
Anti-Grip Capsules ;. 25c
Hue liunyadi Jamie, genuine 26o
HOT SODA AND
ICE CREAM SODA.
Howell Drug Co.,
, 14th and Capitol Avenue.
VIA
LOW RATES
Homescekers' Excursions
V
rr February 2d and 16th f HAf
I uesdavs. "Alii Ivv't
Iron
Mountain
Route
k.sv .
4:
AND
To Certain Points In the
WEST AND SOUTHWEST
ONE FARE FOEi TR,P
HALF FARE FOR ONE W,C0L01S1ST
Final Limit of Round Trip Tickets, 21 Days.
Stopovers will ba allowed within transit limit of 18 days
going after reaching first homeseeker's point en route.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION or land pamphlets,
folders, maps, etc., address any agent of the oompany, or
T. F. OODFREY, Passenger and Ticket Agent. TOM HUQHE5, Travel
ing Passenger Agent, OMAHA, NEB.
H. C. TOWN SEND, O.en'1 Passenger and Ticket Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
590
DR. BRADBURY
'Painless Extraction
Without Gas.
Fillings 50c up
Gold Crowns, $2.50 up
Brldpc Work $2.50 up
Lady Attendant ,
1506 Farnam
DENTIST. TEL. 1756.
Fourteen Years
&am Location
We positively remove
nerves from teeth with
out the least particle of
pain. Plates $2 up.
Open Sundays lOto 12
lion's Your Liver?
Is a Common form of areetlno- nmnn. (hi
natives of Oriental countries like India,
and while the expression at first seems ab- !
Buiu, yei it we look below the surface we i
Will realize that It la full ttf maunlr... A
biioynnry end delight In Ufa can only exist
where the liver la in a perfect condition.
1 lie "blues." dullness, a lack of ambition
II H .nna.a I 1...... L. .. J i 1 , I
"- n ' irgai uij cut, lIlVHriH-Uiy CU.U WX1 i
by liver trouble, and to remedy the same
mmiH goou iiver sumiuant ahould be used.
j nere never was heard of a better remedy
for "punchlna- UD" a alUK-Klnh liver than
Cramer's Kidney and Liver Cure. It does
not act as a temporary laxative or ca
thartic, but cleans out the congested or
gan and builds It up so it performs per
fectly the work for which It was designed.
As an example of how effective this won-
aerrui remedy Is in kidney and liver
troubles, the statement of Mr. Wm. Arm
strong, 60 Klk St., Albany, N. Y., is of
great Interest. He says:
"For several years I suffered from head
aches, nausea, pains in the side, etc., from
time to time. jney would not her me for a
week or eo and then naoa away. Latterly
they came more frequently. My appetite
would be voracious at times, and next day
or so would vanish completely. I lost all
strength and ambition. I grew thinner
every day, my skin became rough and dry
and took on an ahen. tombstone-like color.
The doctors told me 1 was afflicted with
Cirrhosis or hardening of the liver. They
said the trouble was invariably fatal and
for Vi time, my case had advanced so far
that death was certain to occur within a
month. I naturally fought such decision
and like a drowning man was clutching at
any straw. Hearing of the Burprlalng
cures that nad been made by Cramer s
Kidney and Liver Cure, I determined to
make one more trial to regain my health.
I had no confidence in the medicine at
drat, but after taking it for two days
mere was sucn an improvement in my con
dition that I regained hope and thought
that I might possibly yet he restored to
health. Six bottles of Cramer's Kidney
and Liver Cure completely cured me, and
although It la six months since I took the
last dose, I have not had the slightest re
turn of the trouble" Cramer's Kidney
and Liver Cure Is sold by all druggists in
two nixos at 60o and 1.00. Samples may
be obtained free . by addressing Cramer
Chemical Co., AiDany, n. x.
The guarantee slip In every bottle fur
nished by us $1,00 size at 75c; 60o size at
40c.
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RLia STOKB
Jfi. T. YATES, Prop.
747 and 79'. 24th and N Sts., South Omaha.
'Phone No. 1. 6th Ave. and Main St.,
Council Bluffs. '1'hone 833. All goods de
livered in either city absolutely tree.
SCHAEFER'S
A
Shoe
Opportunity
Special Shoe 8ales are going
on in Omaha every day -the
year round such as they are,
but the people seldom have a
chance to buy the genuine bar
gains in high grade, up-to-date
shoes that we offer this
week.
6.00fn.,."h.0.e 4.00
6. 00 Zomen'' 'h.!!.4.00
5.00 forome.n'."."h.!!r..3.50
3.50 ?or".'"h.oe" 2.50
2.50 Jor men "hoe. l.go
2.50 ?Jr 1.50
50c, 75c and 95c
for misses' and children's shoes
on our bargain tables, because
they're out of style or narrow
widths: former price 11.60 to
$3 00.
Economical buyers will find
this shoe sale worth while.
trmrcnoE-ca
11
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Tk Best Ferae Fayer.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
v. Xke Best Farm Pmgte ,
Reliable Denfisfrv
r'TMrfsaVTV . - - a m t i spv s T ' 3
h7 rCT9 nKCnPrl TAP Wft
h ,m
By Old. Reliable, Painless,
UlfcU P.xnert Dentists. No Students.
but Skilled Specialists in Each Department.
Until February 25 low prices continued, by request of the large num
ber we have been unable to wait upon. We have got the business and are
here to stay, nigh class work and low prices cause the people to crowd
our place. 15,000 patients In the last year and a half.
Set of Teeth, from 2.85 SbJ5BS5
Gold Crowns, from 2.8 5 stffj ' -
Aluminum Plates, from 8. OO JyP-s'"Vj ?H
Fillings, from 25o SS'iyJ. " 'f'ffi'3
Teeth Extracted FREE Fit Uuaranteed.
Work guaranteed 10 years. State charter. Consult tha rrofessors
FREE. . We make loose teeth tight, stop bleeding of gums and heal all
diseases of the mouth. Try one of our double Suction Patent Non-Irritant
piates, that are guaranteed to fit Our Gold Crowns at $3.50 can't ba beat
for fit and appearance.
UNION DENTAL COLLEGE
1522 Douglas Street.,
Open Dally. 8 to 8. Sundays, 9 to
lie had lost an arm and
a leg and they called
on him to respond to
the toast v'0ur Absent
Members."
It is to our absent mem
bersthose who haye yet
to become MacCarthy cus
tomersthat this
Fall Stock Reducing ale
is directed the offer of
any $25 or $28 Suiting
or Overcoating made up
for $20.
any $8 or $7 Trousers
for $5.
any $45 or $50 Suiting
Or Overcoating for $39.
any $14 or $15 Trous
ers for $10
being specially made to
bring them into the fold.
MacCarthy Tailoring
Company,
S04-3O6 Jk 16th St,
Next door te
Wabash Ticket Offlse.
rhene I SOS.
Catijdy Specials
bargains
Here are some genuine candy
for Monday;
25 sticks of candy
ltlark walnut Larry, bar
Hoarhounri stick, lb
1'eanut tarty, lb
l'eerlesa mixed, lb
Broken nuxed, lb........
Cream curamels, lb
f'reum mixed, lb
Trilby Cups, lb
Puanut Brittle, lb
Sailed Peanuts, lb
Walnut liuckt-ye. lb
Home-made Fudge, lb
Butter-Sontcli Squares, lb
Assorted Chocolate Creams, lb....
Moms Jellify lb .
ltliclous Klg Nut, lb
BuKart-d Walnut Pates, lb
Chocolate Pipped Caramels, lb..,
TlnK-a-llng Chocolate, lb
Italian Chocolate, lb
I packages gum for
MONDAY
' We are going to continue the eale
of Men's shoee in small shoes and nar
row widths at
$1.48
In this' lot are HANAN. CLAPP A
BOYDEN shoes in black Russian Calf U
. i . ,, i . . . r r C , EJ
J6.00.
We will also sell what we have left
of Men's small sizes, 6, 6H and A, in
Congress and lace regular 14, $4.60 and
$6 shoes for
$1.00
Monday will probably be your last
chance to get these shoes at this
price. ,
.60
5c
luc
loc
10c
10c
....12MiO
lc
15c
lxc
100
20o
c
-"C
asc
25c
25c
3c
3ic
4ic
40c
, luo
0REXEL SHOE CO.,
1419 Parnam Street.
Omaha's Up-to-Dt Sbos Houss
Piles Cured
WITHOUT PAIN
Br W. C. Maxwell. M. D.
Graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical Col
lege of Nw York City.
(M-s. Bee buiMUxig, fmatis. ISsU Tal, J1J4.
G
A pattern sheet ot 60 designs to
make bead work suitable for fob
chains, initial ornaments. Just for the
asking, to Introduce our large line of
beads and Jewels. Let us send you
one of our deetgn sheets free ot
charges, with price list of our line of
beads and Jewels.
Remember we make stockings like
mother used to make.
JOS. F. BILZ
322 S. 16th St.
I BENNETT GOil
LEADINO. PIANO
DEALERS OP THE WEST
Pianos on Easy Payments
Green Trading Stamps
The most extraord
inary sale In the his
tory or western piano
selling , will continue
atleastonc week more
PIANOS
On Easy Payments
PIANOS
On Your Own Terms
Why shouldn't you have
a piano in your home? The
harder you toil the greater
your right. This is the view
of modren philosophy; have
all the home comforts and
home joys you are entitled
to. The top notch of domes
tic felicity is the possession
of a fine piano. This is sound
sentiment.
Here Are Some Snaps
They Art
Advertised Today Only
A pretty little Upright Piano, worth
three times its price, yours ff'l O
this week for tO
A large handsome Ebony ft C
Piano, yours for Vjy v J
A fine Mahogany Upright,
strictly new, tot
An Oak Upright, strictly
new, for
A Mahogany Oak Upright, 25
Twenty-five Superb Pianos, in walnut,
oak and mahogany imperial In
strumentsnobody wants fl? y C A '
better, each $nJ3
Green Trading Stamps to
the full value of any of the
above or any instrument on
our floor with first payment
made to suit.
ORGANS
All Sorts and Sixes
All prices $5, $8, $12,
$18, $22, $25 up to $80.00.
Out-of-town people should
take advantage of this extra
ordinary sale of fine pianos
and organs. Write us, ask
about terms; letters prompt
ly and carefully answered.
Let's get together.
I BEIII COMPANY
16th and Harney Streets,
Omaha, Neb.
$148
$198
TEtEPHONE 431
I mrmm j
111 FA HNAM . ST.
SCRANTON HARD GOAL
ALL SIZES.
ROCK SPRINGS COAL
CANON CITY NUT COAL
FOR COOK STOVES
And many other grades, from cheap,
est to the best.
Nebraska Fuel Co.
1414 Farnam 6t Phone 43L
Trading
Stamps
Free
til
31 in
THE HICMADI.kJ STORK.
Trading
Stamps
l;rec
New Spring Suits.
OCR ENLARGED CL0a'K AND BC1T DEPARTMENT RAPIDLT FILIPINO
WITH Al.la THE UATEST
BEUTIFUL SPRING CREATIONS.
IN WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS, THIS PTOK1C IS ALWAYS TiO IC
ED TO FOR TUB EARLIEST SHOWING OK NEW THINGS FOR THE BJ.AHN.
AND YOU WILL. NOT HE DISAI'I'OIN TED IN OUR SHOWING FOK F ! 'KING.
WE CORDIALLY INVITE T U TO OO.ME IN AND SEE THE FINEST 11 M. Ol
NEW 8KIT8. VOIt,E SKIRTS AND WAISTS
EVER SHOWN IN OMAHA SO EARLY IN THE SEASON. TH V". Y A RE T 1 1 E
VERY HEST THAT THE MARKET AFFORDS AND WE GUARANTEE YOU A
SAVING OF FROM W PER CENT TO 60 PER CENT IF YOU BUY YOUR SLIT
OR SKIRT NOW. .
i SPECIALS FOR MONDAY.
Ladles' stilts, one of the most beautiful : Ladl' suits, very handsome. In voUe and
.nrln. .r.lln. .tvll.h Ktlil KpII T11H Id PUmlnPS. Tilth' aillt drOD. regUllir ft'1 'V
with silk drop skirt Ort hfl' nil lio.tn) values Ofl rtO
. a. w w v iuonuiiy .. ...ww ww
sale price, Monday
Monday
SAMPLE SUIT SALE.
Three davs only, then they must be rfturnod to the manufacturers.
Don't fall to see these suits prices $10, U4.90 and
18.50
The Last of tho Winter Goats.
We received todny. a shipment of 200 winter coatr. which our New York buyer
was almost forced to tnke on account of the extremely low rrlce askil. lln
hnni.hr ihtm a u nrio ttiut Tumilil hardlv Bav for the llnlnKS. We know tt Is
lute but It would pay you to keep them for next year. They are rog- 1 flfl
w.ww
ular $15 values yours Monday, each.
WOMEN'S COATSln slhellnes. 42 inches
long, with Skinner's satin lining and
standing stitched velvet collar, cape over
shoulders a month aso the price would
have been $27.6v It will cost you lews
than the price of T Cfl
mnterlftl I'Otf
WOMEN'S LONG COATS beautiful gar
ments, in velours nnd silk I ft tf
$20, $2& and .W values-at IlliUU
SPECIALS.
MANUFACTURERS' STOCK OF WO
MEN S NEW WATSTS AND SKIRTS -
Women's new linen witlsts, reg- O Crt
ular $4 values, early price fclOU
Women s now China and Japanese Mln.
wnlts, trimmed with lace and liiHortlon.
regular IG.0O values O QlS
vnnrs for SilJU
WOMEN'S FINE LACB WAISTS. C Cfl
i ........ .www
at $15. $13, $10 and ..
Extra Specials.
WOMEN'S WAISTS, In vesting and lin
ens, one big table I flft
at choice I UU
Women's heavy percale wrappers,
regular $1.60 quality at
1 00
WOMEN'S BLACK SATEEN PETTI
COATS regular $2.00 i nn
values go at I UU
Children's coats, regular $5.00
quality, ages 2 to fr at
100
Laurel Silks for Shirt Waist Suits Spring 1904
We have secured the exoluslve right to
Laurel fancy silks, for shirt waist suits,
most favorable comment, and are now on
The Laurel silks are the most exclusive
style.
The Laurel silks are the very best In
quality. ,
The Laurel silks, while the best silks
made, nevertheless, are sold for less now
Lthan the inferior grades. The name on
every piece so beware of imitations.
Snmples freely given or furnished on
application.
sell ln the c'ty of Omaha, the famous
These silks wherever shown create me
sale by us for the first time in city.
Monday, pew habutal Wash silks
Monday, new 86-lnch white RQr
Jap wash silk 33u
Monday, new 24-lnch Tassan TtC
pongee silk ... Iv
Monday, new 24-inch crepe de CQ,
chena silk ; ,
Our line of new spring silks Is by far
the greatest and finest in -the entire city.
Half Prico Embroidery Sale Continues Monday
5c per yard for goods worth 10c
10a per yard for goods worth 20c
12o and 13o yard for goods worth 25c
17o yard for goods worth 3T)C
20o per yard for goods worth 40c
25a per yard for goods worth Doc
85o per yard for goods worth 7Bo
60o per yard for goods worth $1.00
55o per yard for goods worth $1.25
All over embroideries worth 60o to "So
per yard, will be sold at 39o
GRAND EC LACE SALE.
Dozens of different patterns of laces and Inserting, worth
15o and 2&o pet; yard go on sale at, yard
.5o
The Leading Dress Goods House of the West
Spring dress goods are now in full blast Lupin, Priestley
manufacturers OI me wona are represenieu ncrw;
ml all the- lending
RLACK DRESS GOODS
French broadcloths are among the first of
this season Lupin's French C t(
broadcloth, $1.60, SIM. $2.50 $3.50.. . UU
VOILES MORE POPULAR THAN EVER.
All wool voiles Q C I
' 60a. 75c. $1.00. up to w 9 it
Crepe voiles
$1.00, $1.50, up to
Chiffon voiles
Lupln's only), 50-Inch, yard ...
MOHAIRS AND SIC1LL1ANS
Black mohairs
60c, 75c, $LO0, up to ...k
Black Slcilllans 60 Inches wide,
69c. 75c, $1.00, up to
EVENING SHADES
Henriettas, voiles, crepes, brilllantlnea,
Slcilllans, basket weaves, veilings, alba
tross, sublimes, Lansdowns, and every
Imaginable weave made for. spring in
this stock at - R fill
25c. 50c, 75c, $1.00, up to 9 UU
COLORED DRESS GOODS
French broadcloths
$1.25, $1.60, $1.U8, up to
2 50
.2 50
4 00
4 00
The Imported printed madrasses, merceris
ed: ginghams ana xepnyr ginghams, nil
the new light spring colorings, IRr
worth up to 25c, Monday, yd Iw
The imported percales, madrasses and
novelty wash goods, worm ID kc
ud to 19c Monday, yard Is. 2
The new spring Scotch tweeds and suit
ings, extra neavy imitations or ine
Scotch wool mixtures, In all the popular
spring shades, worth up to IKc
Sac Monday, yard 13"
The ManUalay suitings, light and dark
Deputy Stats VetertnarUm,
Food Inspector.
A. L. RAIMCCIOTTI, D. V. S.
CITY VETERINARIAN
Office and Infirmary, Bth and Mason Bts.
uuaiia. nn.it. Tetepnone ks.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Write for Sample lop.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Writs leg Cff.
5 00
Lupin's fancies
$1.00. up to
COLORED VOILES
All wool voiles
50c, 75c, $1.00, up to
Fancy 'voiles, stripes, bars,
etc $1.26, $L60
up to
Crepe voiles
$1.26, up to i
Silk and wool voiles
$1.25, up to '.
Chiffon voiles, 50 Inches wide
. made by Lupin
MOHAIRS AND SICILLIANS
Colored mohairs
50c, 75c, $1.00, up to
Slcilllans
69c, 75c, $1.50, up to ....
Challls, finest flannels and printed henrl-
etlas, at 6!c and 75c a yard.
For. popular priced dress goods, see do.
meHtlc room at 10c, 16a, 19c, 25a and 60c
a yard.
Spring samples are now ready, and mall
orders promptly filled. '
5 0u
250
lllum!natci,
2 00
200
......3 50
2 50
2 98
3 98
New Spring Wash Goods In Great Domestic Room Monday
percales, zephyr ginghams and corded
piques, worth up to IfY-.
15c Monday, yard IU
New spring printed corded madrnssps,
AmoHkeag seerHticker ginghams. Unlit
and colored percales, black eatlms
worth up to 12c "J 1 .,
Monday per yard
Extra heavy printed dimities, bluck ami
white lophyr, spring shades. In seer
sucker ginghams, fancy walBtliiKS and
double fold percales, worth up to gj,,
10c Monday per yard Ul-
Linens Linens Linens
Monday we will place on sale 500 full bleached Austrian table , cloths, with border
all around all pure linen, satin finish, made to sell for $6.00
Monday only, two to a customer at sl.M
75o GERMAN DAMASK, 69c
Silver bleached German damask, 83 inches
wide, made to sell for 75c Monday.. 69o
$1.00 IRISH TABLE LINEN, 76c
Irish table linen, full bleached, 66 Inches
wide, satin finish, rerular $1 value.. .750
lHo LINEN CRASH 12Vio-
Extra heavy Dieacnea rouna ui nimn
crash, IS inches wiae, ivno vaiuo, jnon
riAv oA varri 123
10c quality soft finished bleached muslin,
at, yard 7Ho
12Vko snow white cambric, at, yard ......9o
lfa sneer inaia iinon, m, jam i"v.
30o quality -4 bleached sheeting, at....23o
$1.35 LTNEN NAPKINS. 89c
Silver bleached German linen nankins
$2.00 LINEN NAPK1N8, $1.49
Full bleached Irish linen napkins, 8-4 size,
regular $2 value Monday, doe $1(9
HUCKABACK LINEN TOWELS. HALF
PRICE. r
Fine hemstitched huckaback linen towels,
size 22 x 45. made to sell at 50a each
Monday, 2 for 50c
tUn quality heavy L. L. muslin
Monday at, yard B-t
15o English long cloth ynrd 1'c
2Bo quality, 40-ln. sheer lawn, yard .
15c bleached pillow casing, yard ltVjO
in. ..tn hanvv Sft-lnch wide outing flan-
r .. .,.,, m.c
HOJ, Blt v ( ........ ......... ...
25c white wool f)annelv St. yard..... loo
lo lancy art. utMiim, tn., j.m -t-
40o plain colored all wool eiderdown, at,
yard
. V .... Qk.V.. eannAl MA
75a good slie tan and gray cotton bed
Dianseu, w yir
Flannel Department
$1.75 extra large soft and heavy white
cotton bed blankets, pair $1.2
$3.75 good size all wool gray and fancy
striped bed blankets, pair t-'.TT,
$2.98 our beet home-made bed comforter.
covered with best sateen, each SI X
$1.75 full size beautiful Marseilles pattern
bed spreads, each
$1.50 extra large bed spreads, each...JP
China Department
DECORATED PLATES, all slses. In china value will go tomorrow, at 'po
a A Anil-nrirclnln mere are nifties in I i ijkuii cipnm uiicner anu ruwb liuiuer
this lot which sold as high .as 5uc, your FOR MONDAY ONLY
ohntA. Mnnriav ecli 2V.c I Genuine Holland bowls, each 2Viu
8-piece flint optic water set, regular $1.25 ONLY I TO A CUSTOMER.
Hardware, Stoves and Housefurnishings-
nt il .i ii l j. ir. J
n fiiccs inai won i db uupiitaicu-
pa rrj
Note this list of useful articles at price;
nearly cut in two.
Granite dish pans ..2Se
Wood frame wringers n
l4j quart granite pudding pans &'4c
Good wash bowls .... ..13c-
6-ouart aranlte pudding pans i-c
4 station clothes rack 2ic
Kitchen meat saw
Patent sink strainers loc
Bet Pott s irons mo
Granite tea kettles
No. 8 copper bottom boilers
4-quart granite coffee pots .
All willow clothes baskets .
Granite pie pans
3-quart granite sauce pans .
12-lnch Iron wash basin
Granite beating spoons
8-uruwer spice box
67c
. ,.73u
....2'.'c
4:.c.
,...15i!
12-
.".".".'.49 ;
AN IMPOSSIBILITY
TO BEAT THESE RELIABLE CUT GROCERY PRICES. TWO TRADING STAM I'
SPECIALS. MONDAY.
$5.00 worth free to every purchaser of
one sack of best flour.
$2 00 worth free to every purchaser of
1-lb can hlth grade baking powder.
RELIABLE GOODS FOR RELIABLE
PRICES , , 1
21-lLis pure cane granulated sugar for $1.00
6-lUl. Japan rice, tapioca, sago, barley,
navy beans or farina for VJo
The best laundry starch, lb 34c
Malta Vita. Neutrlta, Vigor, Vim or EgK-
o'Si-e, pkg "Via
Brommangelon, Jellycon, Jell'O or Fruit
pudilltig. pkg ........ :....7',,c
S-lb. can solid packed tomatoes 7Vac
S-lb. can golden pumpkin Jc
S-lb. tan California squash iVsC
S-lb. can I'lno Apple Butter Vi.
3-lb. can Boston Baked Beans Vvi
3-ll. can Golden a,gg or Greengage
plums. ... e
2-lli. can Wax or string beans t-o
2-H. can I-lma beans T't:
2-ll. can Suc(itoih Tc
RELIABLE DRIED FRUIT
I.aree Italian prune, lb ., S'-jn
Fancy California loaches, lb 'a1'
Eugllxh cleaned runfants, lb 8
F"ney Moor i'ark apricots, lb L'VjU
FRESH FRUIT HALE
Fancy Highland Newell oranges, each. le
Fancy California lemons, each. 'e
Fancy California apples, dosen l'o
California white flga, pkg T',.':
HAYDEW BROS.