TIIE 057IIA DAILY HEE: SATURDAY, FEnRUARY 20, 1001.
5ea Our Premi
um Superior to
any other of
fered I REE with
Stamps.
TraJIng Stamps
Free With All
Cash Purchases.
Sole Agts
Dr. Reld's
Cushion
Shoes.
Cushion
Shoes.
'lllhi Rtl.lABI K BID lib:.
12
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wmi
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u ur. Keiu's r ry r ,t j h pk; c'ji Livaa
Another Noveltyg Women
A Hook and Laced Shoe
J.ikt iiicture laces like a
mini's shot' honks iprf'Cted
no that they caunot catch
or tear skirts
350
Ladies' New Advance Style .Footwear
for spring wear and present use on
sale on Second Floor at
1.98-2.50-3.00 !
Ladies' Shoes worth $1.50 and
on sale in basement
fits) pairs thnt's all
123 styles all sizes
at
98c
Swell Shoes for Men
Union Stamped
made by T. D. Barry
$4 and $5 Values
MEN'S
ENAMELS, VICIS,
COLTSKINS,
BOX CALF and VELOURS
mm
( -?a.
J9
n
Men's GowJeyIIar Shoes
imped.
$1.98
Union Stamped.
Special
Saturday
On Second Floor
Men's $2.50
Box calf, kanga
roo calf and vici
shoes
; $159
Infant's fancy soft solo
shoes and moccasins
i-f in basement .,
25c
Final Gloarin
Men's and Boys' Heavy Weight
SLITS AND OVEKCOATS
eSalo
MLN'8 SUITS In a great variety of colors and fabrics, well
made drwy garm'nts.
M KN'H FINK O V I; KL'OATS In blue and blnrk kerpey and ox
ford gray and brown meltons loth splendid value C Ofl
at $7 oi tu lOojr final clearing sale prior SjiliU
V1KNH SLITS wort I h from 112. nO to lS.t All 111 iv.pular
fabrics, cut jn latest styles, hnnd tailored w.th S'lf ell
retiiinlng hair c o h fronts our ttnaJ clearing Bale price I iwll
Children's Clothing Special.
HOYS' StlTS made In double breasted sryle, ages 8 to f Pft
16 yrs. Norfo.k, ages 4 to K yrs. A handsome little rult.. I3U
BiHS' SI 1 i'S- livid.; . up In double-breasted and thrteb-ptece
styles, many different fabrics and colors, mostly large
idi! s, 10 to 16 yrs worth 2.5o to vi.uu in this IOC
clearing sale at Iir3
At S2.50 we Fh iw one of the finest lines of boys' suits on the
market. lioth three-piece and double-breasted stylea. An
lmtuoiise variety of falniis and colors, well made, handsome
culls, worth up to $D.tX Our clearing sale t Cfl
price DU
And $6 worth of Triuling Stampo free with each suit.
UtiVS' liKlilEUS made up In Irish Frieze nnd Chinchilla,
with hlph Htorm collar, ages 6 to 1H years well made I rtC
t&rments, worth up to $3.T6 our closing out price Iiww
Suits, Cloaks, SEcirts
Another Great Sale.
$5 to 37 Women's Skirts, $2.50
This Is the greatest bargain opportunity yet offered to the public
Bee this line. The manufacturer's losa Is your gain
Waists'' AKE WASTINU YuL" TIM K If you look further for barg
Our intlre stock of heavy Vestlnp. Albatross and Japanese Silk I JO
Walsta, lace trimmed or tucked, worth up to W&M, Saturday I HJ
Children's Coats Almost Given Away
One lot of Children's Coats. ...50c Children's Coats, worth up to $7.50 $2.98
All our $15.00 Children's Coats. .. .$4.98.
ANI l-ADIES- COAT IN OUR HOUSE, worth up to HO.00. n nit
Saturday onlv U Ul
wc"V.T?. "i'5 OiTs 98
Do not fall to
bargains In Women's
Don't Forget Our iicv Arrivals
We are receiving daily shipments nf t hose New Spring Suits nnd Shirts Our
iThi mirZ Vth t,,e beau tlful 'reatlons for spring wear. You musl
seo them to appreciate their beauty.
WOMEN'S SUITS made up in all the new
materials, stylish-looking. well made
uits that would ordinarily cost you
WOMEN'S TAILOR MADE SUITS in nil
the new materials and colors. Hand
somely trimmed In eton. mill
tailored Jacket effects; suits worth from
H2.50 to $15.00. in nn ,-2,c. ' e,rects: 8ults worh from
..' 10 001 o-urpWce: 20 00
$1.50 Lace Collars 49c
Saturday morning we place on s.ile a big sample line of ladlns' t.nce foliar. In
.Hiir .,T .tii "".'.'. .7, v'" "'""'"' ' muiwi, loiiar.
$1.36 and $1.50, at these ridiculously low prices
limit of two collars to a customer.
GRAM) RIBBON SALE SATURDAY
fV' AT I. timni T T-T .- -.. . -
Carter's Inks, 2Vfec per bottle.
..p, Daiuio aiiic til muirlB lHCO I Ollfirff 111
S'.:'J,',.. 9Qr QGr- anfl AO-
up-to-date goods and were traveling mens samples, a"
jv ii.x; at, in,, T4( .
Hest Gold Eye Needles, lc per pkg
Furnishing Goods Specials
AT SEA FOR NEW SECRETARY
Commercial Olub Eai Several Men in View,
but Nine Solccted.
EUGENE DUVAL 15 URGED TO ACCEPT IT
Ullnankrr Man Mot uu Applicant, bat
l'rfend. Offer Illm the I'lnce
Blatter of Salary Hot hers
the Committee.
jThe committee appointed to employ a
new secretary for tlie Commercial club has
Dot muilo any recommendation to the ex
ecutive' cummlttee. About twenty-live ap
plications have been received for the posi
tion from residents of Omaha and out-of-town
men, but the committee ft els that
all of the 600 members of the club should
have tlmo to voice any preference they
may have for a successor to Mr. Utt.
It Is now suld Mr. Utt would be willing
to serve through the year and that his res
ignation waa prompted by criticism hear!
in various quarters. He took this actbm
ao that If a considerable portion of the
club membership desired a new secretary a
change could be made.
' Ono ma,n whom numerous active members
of the Commercial club would Ilka to make
Secretary la Eugene Duval, assistant general
western agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee
Jk St. Paul railroad In Omaha. Mr. Duval
Is not on applicant for the place in any
ense of the term and did not have any
'thoughts of It until certain friends of his,
who huppen to be very prominent bulneae
men and influential members of the Com
mercial flub, went to him personally and
urgod him to say he would accept the posi
tion If tendered to him, assuring him that
the tender, under these circumstances.
Would be made. It Is positively known that
Ir. Duval's frit mis luive pressed this
proposition upon him and that he has thus
far declined to give a favorable reply. Mr.
tuval has not placed himself in a position
even to have the club as an organization
make him an offer.
In a Uoud Place.
: Mr. Duval's present position Is a good one
and furthermore offers excellent opportu
nities of substantial promotion for which
tie Is acknowledged to be eminently qual
llled. Some of his railroad friends think It
would require a very flattering proposition
-to lure him away from his railroad bus
iness. Two propositions are under general con
sideration In connection with this secretary
ship matter. One is to employ a secretary
at a lucrative salary who shall be com
petent to handlo all matters coming within
the province of a commercial club, and the
other to employ a secretary nt a moderate
salary to look after ordinary matters
of business nnd a railroad commissioner
who shall have charge of the business In
terests with relation to the railroads, the
routing of shipments, for Instance, and
other such Important matters. Which of
those propositions to decide on the club
seems wholly at sea.
Sinco tho resignation of Mr. Utt as sec
retary of the Commercial club, It is said
the commltte having In charge the selec
tion of his cuccessur, has discovered that
commercial club secretaries who have
made records for themselves and their con
stituencies, draw good sized salaries, and
that it will not be possible to secure Just
the man which is wanted and needed for
much under $4,ono or $5.00i n year, which
Is the price paid E. M. Clendennlng at Kan
sas City and it Is understood, C. P. Stiue
of St. Paul.
75c Men's Fleeced Shirts,
at
$1.00 Hlue Ribbed Shirts nnd
Draweis, at
$1.50 sample Shirts and
Drawers, nt
Men's Madras and Percale Shirts,
soft srd stiff bosoms, worth
$1.00 and $1.50. at
35c Men's Suspenders,
at
35c
50
50c
both
!2ie
Manufacturer's surplus stock of hosiery In
iiictii n. wuiuciii nnu emiuren a,
Tie values.!.
at 19c erd.
Ladies' Vesta and Pants In ecru,
white and -gray, at
T5o Indies' Pants In ecru and
white, nt ,
7Dc quality men's Sweaters,
at
39c and
I2ic
25c
39c
39c
B49c
iac nnd $1.00 Ladles' Kid Gloves, all sizes
anil colors, at.
ES. Paris nnint embrnlderv nil f Via ataot Bv,,.,in.
every pair guaranteed, at, pair ' '
THE VIRGINIA Ladies' Kid Gloves, all
the new shades, at
100
150
Extra Special Shoe Sale Saturday
,?llc"omen?,1 vaiuea from the samples bought from some of the best shoe factorle,'
ADDS GIFT T0 UNIVERSITY
Count Crelgrhton Deeds Two Business
Blocks to Institution Bear
ing; Ills N
Count John A. Crelghton has deeded to
Creightpn university, repeatedly endowed
by him, Arlington block. 1511-13 Dodge
street, and Crelghton block, northwest cor
ner of Fifteenth and Douglas streets, the
estimated combined value of which Is $250,
000. ' Arlington Is a four-story brick struc
ture and Crelghton a three-Btory brick
building. Count Crelghton's philanthropy
Is sturdily represented In such Institutions
as Crelghton Medical college, Crelghton
university. St. Joseph's hospital and other
less pretentious Institutions which he ha
aided by liberal gifts and endowments.
These latter gifts are only additions to a
very long list. Crelghton university is a
favorite of the count's.
CUT FOR LINSEED PRODUCTS
Rates It educed en Steal and Oil Cake
from Minneapolis to Missouri
Klver Ittlnts.
A cut In rates on linseed meal and Un
seed oil enke has been anounced by roads
running to Missouri river points from
Minneapolis. The new rates west are the
same as the rate on corn eaat from the
Missouri river. This is the second com
modity on which the rate haa been cut as
a result of the fight now on between the
various roads over grain rates.
Aucilon: Auction: Auction!
Go to Adler s auction sale of unredeemed
pledges.
8. E. Cor. 12th and Far nam sta.
Mrs. J. BENSON,
New Muslin
Underwear
2.45
I 96
.196
69c
98c
i
ent
are used In samples than In regular goods,
men s ja.ai. Jl.w and $5.00 shoes,
sale prlre
Men's $150 und $3.00 shoes,
sale price
Women's $2.50. JU.00 and $3.50
shoes, sal price
Little gouts' and chllds' $1.00
shoes ,
Boys', youths' nnd little gents'
$i.5o shoes.
Sole agents In Omaha for the Stetson and Crossett shoes for
and Grover shoes for women. Extra help engaged for this sale.
Great Clearing Sale
$1.50 to 3.50 Hen's Hats 75c and $1.50
I 50-75C
Women's and misses' $1.50 don-
golu lace shoes...
Closing out all the $1.25, $1.60 and
$1.75 warm slippers at 9Xo and...
Iho celebrated HERMAN KRUGKR
men B cair snoes, -
at ,
Whltemore's 25c Gilt Edgo Po:ish
and w.uo in Trading Stamps
men ana the
98c
69c
135
15c
L'lua
All our men's hats that sold for $1.50 to $3 00 on sale Saturday in two
big lots, your choice during this final clesrlng-up sale ,
SLAUGHTER SALW OF CAPS.
All men's and boys' 60c and 9Kl Men's Sl.cn and $1.50 cups, all
75c cape, go at (36 In one lot. at
Children's Toques and Tam O'Shanters that sold up to 75c,
all In one lot, on sale Saturday at ,
50c
19c
Optical Department
Expert Fitting, Correct Frames,
Lowest Prices.
Free examination by experienced Optician.
Sheet Music Bargains
Regular 50c Sheet Music only 19c, by mail 20c. ''Up in a Cocoa
nut Tree," song; "Uncaa," latest two-step. "Bedelia," popular
song, and many others.
Drugs Drugs Drugs
PRICES FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
White Rose Glycerine Soap,
No. 47. cake
Cashmere Roquet (Colgate's)
large cake -.
Oatmeal and Genuine (Colgate's),
S in box, per box
Kirk's Shandon Bells Soup,
per box
8c
16c
13c
13c
Dr. Charles Flesh Food, per
box
Mennen's Talcum Powder,
per box ,
Kirk's Glycerine Soup,
per box ,
Get a sample of Arnold's Bath Perfuiu.
at the drug counter.
33c
...8c
19
Meat Department
Wa are always leaders in
ment of meats In the city.
Porter House Steak, per lb
Sirloin Steak, ier lb
Rolling Heef, per lb
Rib Roast, per lb
Pot ltouxt. per lb
Mutton Stew, per lb
Mutton Roast, per lb
Mutton Chops. S lbs. for
We also carry a full line o
Ket price.
prices and carry the finest quality and largest assort-
10c ! VealStew. per lb 3'4o
! I Veal Roast, per lb 60
S'4c Veal Steak, per lb p c
.10c and 6c l Pork Chops. 3 llm. for 254
6c i Pork Roust, per lb 7o
3Vje No. 1 Sugar Cured Hams, per lb 3Ju
5c ' No. 1 Sugnr Cured llseon. per lb 12o
20c I No. 1 California Hams (all brands), lb. 8c
f Turkeys, Get as. Ducks and ChMtens at about mar-
China Department
We have Just received a shipment of German earthen cooklngware. This Is
GENUINE Berlin ware for sale no place in Omaha except at Huvden Bros' The
articles range In price from 5c to ii5c each. HE SI RE To SEE THIS LINE
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY.
Flint Tumblers, t for 6c We huva left a few decorated dates at
Cup and Saucer, each lc 2c.
Groceries! Groceries!! Groceries!!!
: Our large stork is in. ltest styles, best makes, and best for the
tuoney that is showu. We've got a remarkably pretty stock of
:corset covers, from the lowest price to the best.
. Kutirely new styles iu skirts, lace aud embroidery trimmed
truiu and rouud lengths.
i Dainty and beautiful, describes our night dresses.
Our spring stock of Infant's aud Children's wear is in and on
6a le.
.White and colored dresses and kilts, from oue to four years.
. Anything desirable in Infant' wer, we can give you.
TRADING STAMPS! TRADING STAMPS!
Read a few of our numerous low prices.
21 lbs. pure cane granulated sugar fur..$l.ou
Large Mteks corninral Wno
2-lb. puckuge Self-Rising X'ancake
Flour TViC
Vigor, Vim. Malta Vila. Malta Cere.
Lgg-O-See or Force, per pkg 7c
Large bottles pure tomato catsup Msc
Loudon Worcester saJce, per bolt la
l-'b. Jais pure fruit jama, absorbed
kinds IsVsc
Quart cans fancy table syrup !c
Quart cans Tennessee sorghum loo
Oil or niuataxd sordines, per can 4c
1-lb. package cornstarch c
I-lb. can wax or string bean 5c
i-lb. cans Solid packed tomatoes 7la0
The very best boda, oyster, butter or
milk trackers, per lb So
1 he very beet ginger snaps, per lb 6c
New Jersey cranberries 710
Fancy H. F. Japan. Oolong, ling, lireak-
fact or Gunpuwiler tea. per lb 2Eo
Choice tea stftings, per lb 134c
DRIED FRUIT.
Large California Prunes, per pound...
Ch )lee Utah Peaches, per pound 71,0
English Cleaned Currants, per pound.. 7v,c
Fum y Mulr Park Apricots, per pound. .K",c
Virginia H'ac.ilerj les, per pound 7o
Fancy Califonua Grapes, per pound.... 74,;
ORANGES: ORANGES!! ORANGES!!!
liewars of Imitations.
We have Just received another large con
klgtinieut of our fancy genuine Highland
oiuugeb w-i.lch we will pace on salo Sat
urday at, per dozen 15c
AND U WORTH TRADING STAMPS
FREE.
IHIAYDEBj BROS.
SHI
Opciving of Our
New Spring Hats,
Saturday, February 20th,
Hats for Men and Boys.
A hat is generally the first article of npparel bought. A new hat gives tone to the entire
outfit, provided the style is right. If you buJ J "V, V J I? - .m ! lM,ht
' - .... .o Kiuu' 'l I lilt" fiil SJ1 A HM, in 1.., 4 I... 4
styles. We are selling our famous "eorask" -1- " v t
compares favorably with every hat sold in ty for $,0 If you have been in tho habit
of paying $4 and ?u, you 11 find our line as m.ui ,u.u t.- utru
getting. We want your hat patronage. e re going vo m n ii
your judgment of best values is as good as we think it is.
Our assortment of "Stetson Hats" is
broader and more complete thixn ever
The $3.50 Line is a Winner.
11 1 san
i
x;wt"
.oyLfllCfl
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tat .
BBSBR
The Best
Evidence
Scores of our patrons have never en
tered our store, but we am favored with
their orders for groceries and meats daily,
which proves conclusively that they are en
tirely pleased with the quality of our goods,
our prices, our service and our treatment.
The reason In simply this: They know we
are always thorougly reliable.
Choicest Creamery Rutter 25C
per pound, 27c and
Choicest Country Rutter 14C
per pound, 20c and
Strictly Fresh Eggs 26C
per dozen v
Finest Prunes Grown 124c
per pound saw
Shredded Whole Wheat Rlscults Iflc
package aw
Cream of Wheat 12 ic
package asiw
White Clover Honey fn
comb ky,s"
Boiling Beef
per pound
Corned Beef Arr
per pound w
Nice Mackerel llr
each laSJw
l'lnnan I laddie Wc
per pound 1K
Urooktleld Sausage 12 Ac
per pound sw
Swift's Premium Hams Oir
;ier pound J'
The most favorable time to solve the
problem WHAT TO 10 AT Is right now. If
you are unablo to find what you desire
hero, don't attempt to go farther:
Head Lettuce, Leaf Lettuce, Spinach,
Mushrooms, Cucumbers. Tomatoes, New
Beets, New Turnips. New Carrots, Green
Onions, Cauliflower, Brussels Sprouts, Rhu
barb, Water Cress. Radishes, Fresh Mint,
Crisp Celery, Red Cabbage.
H.ihama Pineapples, California Tears,
Florida Grape Fruit, Florida Tangerines,
Florida Oranges.
35c Higlatid Navel IQp
Oranges, dozen-... A
Florida Straw- CAp
berries, quart....
Sommer Bros.
Exponents of Oood Living.
28th and Farnam Sts.
Grocery Telephones, 13-13oL
Market Telephoue, 730.
A Typewriter
for $40.00
guaranteed to be equal In every re
spectsuperior In some to the
more well known makes In use. It
Is the same , process of evolution
that took place In the bicycle trade
At first you had to pay big prices
but eventually the price dropped
and the bicycle at reduced cost
was as good as the high priced one.
The
Sun Typewriter
!s standard In every respect. As
an evidence of our confidence 'In It
we will place It In your hands
for ten day's trial, absolutely free
of cost to you. Send for a catalog.
Agents wanted.
-3tl0NERY(2
1308 FARNAM ST. "PHONE Hi.
OMAHA. NEB.
Candy Specials
Our candles not only are better than any
body else's, but they look better. They
are the choicest made and our prices are
always the lowest. Remember our Candy
Department is on the first floor, next to
Drug Department.
25 Sticks Candy 6c
Salted Peanuts, lb 10c
Peanut Brittle, lb 10c
Gum Drops, lb 10a
Broken Mixed, lb 10c
Champion Mixed, lb JOc
Peerless Mixed, lb 10o
Marshmallows, lb 11c
Cream Caramels, lb 12Vic
Cream Mixed, lb 15c
Peanut TaiTy, lb 15a
Jelly Beans, lb lbc
Butter Scotch Squares, lb 2cc
Home Made Fudge, lb 2t
Walnut Buckeye, lb 20c
Chocolate Drops, lb Joe
Angel Food Taffy, lb 20c
Chrystallxed Cocoanut Bon Bona, lb.. 25c
Crvain Caramels, lb Sue
Assorted Chocolate Creams, lb See
Hickory Nut Caramels, lb 3&c
Italian Chocolates, lb ee
Gum three packages for ltc
Deputy State Veterinarian.
Food Inspector.
A. L. RAUACCIOTTI, D. V. S.
CITT VETERINARIAN.
OfTre and Infirmary, Btb and Mason Bts.
OMAXLA. NtU. TcUpfcuB 63L
BBBSBaBSSXS
announce the arrival of '
Dunlap Spring: Hats,
Saturday, February 20.
A complete line of Spring Furnishing Ilarch 1.
1504 Farnam Street.
A California
Flower Festival
No pi-ettlor si?lit ever Klfitlrtoned the eyes of n traveler
than n California Flower Testivnl.
Picture It to yourself. A sky nn blue as that of Italy;
air as soft us ati eastern June; tho wlioh couutry-sido
aflame with color; men, women and children, horses,
houses and utreets In n wild riot of flowers.
Nothing like it anywhere else in America.
Neither anywhere clso In America Is there a train
ccniparablo with tho
Golden State Limited
Fast as the fastest, finer than tho finest. In service
daily Dec. 20 to April 14, from Chicago and Kansas City
to Los Angeles, Pasadena, Santa Itarbara and San Fran
cisco. Less than three days, Chicago to Los Angeles.
Carries first class passengers only. Standard and Com
partment Sleepers, Diner, Huffet-Nmoking-Llbrnry nnd Ob
servation cars. Lighted by electricity. Flipped with
electric fans. A "limited" train in every sense of the word.
Call or write for a copy of "The Gulden Slate," Ni
pages, beautifully illustrated. Worth its weight In silver
to anyone who Is contemplating a trip to California.
City Ticket Office
1323 Farnam Streat, Omaha, Hcb,
f . P. Butlurford, p. P. A.
WAR
Opposite
N. Y. Life Bldg.
MAPS, - - - 15c
ATLAS, - - - 25c
He Sells Stationery
1615
Farnam'Street
&fe Best of
Everything
The Only Double
Track Railway
to Chicago
The Omaha
Chicago Tram
Pr Ej$9ellenc
It A'o. a tolul train ma as
vp in Otnata daily O.V
'HUE t 6:60 p. tit., a mo
ipg t'hictrj 7:30 next mora
tny. Library, Jiuffet Car,
Libr, neu Standard Sleep
irs, L'htirVar$Jverythinj.
Clty OfflCts
14011403. FARNAM
OMAHA
TCU 624-661
6T.
Saturday
Shoe Sale
Last Day
Saturday, Feb. 20, Is the last
day of our winter shoe s.Ue. It
will pay anyone in need of shoes
to lnvestigato tho bargains wo
offer in high-grade late style
goods that we aro cloMng out
because of winter weights or
broken lines.
Women's box calf lace, worth
I'M and l-TS,
now Jyj
Women's patent kid lace nnd
oution, worm a, 'i iii
now
Womn's Kreri'h calf, heavy
soles, worth V, O Cfk
tiOW
Women's patent kid lace, kid
lined, worth K. A ()()
now -svv
Men's regular 3.5o patent colt
S 2.50
Men s $;. box calf. J. )()
leather lined, now
Men's .00 enamel calf, leay
double soles. A (1(1
now
MIhcb' I.V60 and Z box Kf
calf lace, iiow ,,uu
Children's odds and emls on
bargain tables, 60c, T5c and ODc.
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