TTTE OMAnA DAILY REE: WEDNESDAY. A TOIL 20. IH04.
10
I "BE
The Best
Sateen
Gloria
BONINETT SELLS IT FOR LOSS
Picture
Dept.
In
Basement
5ale ot
Lad lee
Ulrale
Belts
THF3 RK.I.IAHl.R ITOHH.
MAWnllPr I The Best
mmm.
r Spring Suits 12
Ladies1
$25.00
All Silk Lined.
A remarkable bargain in a stunning new tailor made
euit latent style features and latest
fabrics cheviots, Vene- tf'
tians and novelty mixed r
nuitingp broad shoulder
eflt?ct vest front, etc.
all silk lined, worth $25, 'at f 12.
Pretty Spring Suits at $7 Here are
Jnunty little suits in the best spring
colors made in late, attrac
. tlve etyUi-of the most fav
' orad materials, special'.
$
7
Our 5prlnjr Skirt Leader Smart,
" new effect In walking skirts, 't vf ft
every'one a pretty style, at....T'0
Ladles Covert Coats Very neat,
smartly tailored effects including
the enugly fitting corset coats, Cfl
very popular,.." Df
Wednesday Millinery Specials
Ladles Fine
Trimmed Hats
at $2.98.
$?98 j
An unexcelled showing of medium priced
trimmed hats these handsome creations
would sell regularly at $5.00
In millinery stores the latest
snapes-ana me most euacuve trimmings,
at
Splended Trimmed Hats Our renowned $5 hats ar? to
be four.d in more retching variety than evir b An
before late arrivals show many charming In- p UU
novations every hat a model orrashion
elegance, at
1.25 Carpets 95cyd
New fepnng patterns with
and without border reg
ular price $1.25 a yard
in our suow
window, at,
a yard .. . . .
96'
Laces at 2k. 5c and 10c
Pretty Wash Laces In. all
widths torchons, vals, etc.
VnrT. 2c-5c-10c
Ladies' & Children's Underwear
Spring underwear In variety
10cai5c
of styles-
fit e i
ON
BARGAIN
SQUARE
150i752oo Childrens Slippers 59c
500 pairs Mrs. King's make children's ean
dais and slippers ; made to re- (Th
tail for np to $2 a pair, go in 4 o y f1
big bargain squares at 59o pair, on 2d floor..
a.i.un !. in . .1 ji.ii.iuu einniiB nm.i..MHijiij juih ! j...hhl.ii1!ii 1.1 I
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Advance Notice.
SALE THURSDAY
SALE FRIDAY
SALE SATURDAY
MEN'S fcl!year
OXFORD TIES
AND
REGULAR. CUT SHOES
$L59$L98
SEE SOME OP TMEfl IN THE WINDOW NOW
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS SEE TO.10K ROW EVENING'S PAPER
tin e sta t on a. rt t el ; i I n
TWO BOOIESJiAJD AT. REST
Ksaaalaa ol Mrs. P. ,B. Barlelsk and
G serge W. Mercer Varied at
Pro. pert 11111.
Th. funeral! of Oeorg W. Mercer,
former city councilman and eon of Dr. and
Mrs.' S. D. Mercer, 3920 Cuming street, and
Mrs. Paul Barlow Burleigh, 1310 Park ave
nue, were held Tuesday afternoon, both In
i terments being at Pruapect Hill cemetery.
The Mercer funeral service waa of a
publie nature at the family residence and
the Interment waa private, Rev. T. J.
lackey, rector of All Saints' church, con
ducted the services, which were largely at
tended. Mayor Frank K. Uoores and other
city officials were present, aa were also
members of the Produce exchange. Many
floral tributes were sent, one from the
Loyal Legion being- particularly beautiful.
The prJlbearers were, active: Will Hoag
land. Dr. Ed Rustln.. A. II. Preston, R. B
Howell, Carl Balbach, Frank Crawford.
BAda.ll K. Brown and Mr. Oarnett; honor
ary. F. B- Bryant. W. J. Broatch. 8. 8.
Curtis. A. Alee. W. Wallaoe. 11 B. Palmer,
C. 8. Montgomery and Dr. V. H. Coffman.
- - . I - - - -1 1
H.i K. Bui kot had charge of the funeral.
At the funeral of Mrs. Paul Barlow Bur
leigh, Rev. Francis White : preached the
sermon, and the following acted as pall
bearers: , O. W. Dunn, James Richardson,
Archibald Pratt, Ed M alone, R. I Carter
and C. L. Saunders.
At 1 o'clock In the afternoon services were
conducted over the remains of Mrs. May
Osborne, 2223 Leavenworth street, and at
4:10 p. m. the body was sent to Denver for
Interment.
'son Risk Your Life,
If you neglect piles. They will cause
fatal diseases, but Bucklen's Arnica Salve
positively cures or no pay. 26a For sale
by Kuhn Co.
Marrlaae Llcea.ee.
t'p to noon April 1 the following couples
had been licensed to wed:
Name and Residence. Age.
William H. Cheener. Omaha ;t9
Hurhara Sandholfner, Omaha. 24
William C. MeGlmpsey, South Omaha.... 23
Ignore L. LVmnell, South Omaha 1
Henry A. Lewln. Omaha it
Annie M. Dove, Omaha 30
Daniel Jones, Omaha ( 2!
Minnie Rupert. Omaha n
U-K. Wedding Rings. Edholm. jeweler.
MRS. J. BENSON
Special Sale of
Seventy Dozen
Corset Covers
at following prices :
25c, 39c, 50c, 65c, 75c and Si
See south show window.
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A COUPON SPECIAL
IN GROCERY DEPT.
Cut this cou-
on out JfT
ring It to IM-
the Crockery
dept., make a
furchaae o f
lavlland A
Co.'s Lim
oges China
any time up
to s d. m.
Friday evening and we will (rive
you 6 times tlreen Trading Stamps
with the purchase.
You must bring thin coupon with
you. Thin offer will not appear In
print apnltv
mm ;
mm'
Crockery Snaps
forWednesdayonly
100 PIECE DECORATED BASSETT
LIMtxJEa CHINA SKTB boautlf'il
Kone decoration Intermin
gled with (trn leaves
and follugn, $35 values
18.75
EXTRAORDINARY
BUTTER OFFER
Bennett's Capitol
Creamery Butter
fresh from the churn
Just the butter
your table palate
crave for, sweet as a
nut, perfection, rlf.
Wednesday, SjC
And Rfic worth of Oreen TradlnB;
Etainps thrown In with every lb.
CROCERY
When we say we give you the 8;
est values In Groceries In the west
remember we can prove It.
Royal Austrian
White China Break
fast Plates,
each. . . .
15c
And $2.00 worth
of Green Trading Stamps with
each plate.
ENGLISH PORCELAIN FLOWN
BLUB CUPS AND 8ACCER8-et of
six cups and six saucers.
i or
NICE PAPER CANDLE SHADES
All the new colors 15c, !0c 1rt
and 25c values, each "C
We carry a nice line of Can'
dies, Candle Shades, Candle
abra's, Candle Sticks, etc.
yt'SEA WELSBACH OAS
MANTLES
21c
$1.00 worth Green
a i Tradina StamDS
ui'f h pxth ' round of
toiVew Vork Cream
Vesretfthle and Flower Seeds, 4o
package, 8 packnges for 2Bc
Table Syrup, 2V pound ran 10c
Pumpkin, 3 pound can 80
$3.00 worth Green :1
Trading Stamps
with a Jar of Ben-
nett's Capitol Jelly,
at juc. i
mil
California Prunes, per pound Be
Japan Rice, nne, per pound 7c
Baking Soda, packagn c
Macaroni, pound package lwc
Imported Sardines, can l"c
Baked Beans, 2 pound can -l"
SI
$1.00 worth Green
Trading Stamps
with pound package
Bennett's Capitol
Coffee, at 28c.
Special Sale of Rockers
$1.75
$3.75
$4.00
$4.50
$6.00
$8.00
Value,
Value,
Value,
Value,
Value,
Value,
Cane Beat sewing rock
nr. brae arms.
O C Golden oak, paddle
seat, high back.
jr Reed rocker, hlfrhmg,
f beautiful designs.
1 JiC Golden oak or ma-
JjJ.'f J. hoituny finish, saddle se.t.
98c.
$2
$2
polished.
$4
fn Mahogany finished,
artistic design, po,'s-hed.
t IT AC Golden oak, hand
JjtJJ3 carved back. . highly pol-
lahed, v,
These great offers
latest tailor
$19.60, $14.
Double Green Trading Stamps
with this lot.
)ffers In women's Suits, the very jr
St,...:....6.95 m
At the Silk Counter.
Foulard Silks.
All Wool Albatross.
All shades In stock for street and evening wear, SS Inchea
wide and a good flOc quality-
Wednesday, yard.
xasMwmnassrwifwng
Take Your Choice
THE
W. a. JEKROnS. Pres.
209-211 So. 15th Street.
What's in a Name?
THE tailor's name on the
back of garment Is not
always the beat evidence that
you've got your money's
worth.
Perhaps you've paid a fancy
price for the name?
Imagination plays the leasing
part
whin It
co net to
pay'.n? $60
to $70 for
suit and S 16
to $18 for
trousers.
You Imag
ine they're
batter simp
ly because
you're paying more and be
cause the name ot some 'war P
tailor la on the Inside ot your
coat.
There Is no perceptible dif
ference In the style cloth fit
or trimmings of Nlcoll's $35
Suit and the $60 production
of the high priced tailor.
Trousers.... $5 to $12
Suits $20 to $50
If you live out of town your
order by mail will receive the
same careful attention that It
would were you -preseaU In
person
New Rain Coats Just Received.
One case genuine Cravenette Coats colors tan and dark grey, A Ci
double shoulder capes, body satin lined, shaped back and belt, IJll
very nobby, at I aev
11
Fifty pteoes extra fine quality all silk Foulards, the new soft finish. They com
In navy, browns, tans, greens, greys with different Blxe Tf
dots. A very cheap 660 quality our sale
Wednesday, yard
39c
On the Big Bargain Counter,
Hamey Street Ahle.
Best quality of Calicos, . 1 C
Yard -
$1 2.". quality white rrochet Bed Spreads, or.
only, each OJ.
CO dozen Wash Itags, 4.
at, each 1 1
35c black dress Sateens, Ittr
ut, vurd ' L
Jhc Sllkollnes, f fl
at, yard
Vegetable Demonstration, Main Floor,
Wednesday.
Peas, Corn, Spinach, Lima and String Beans, Succotash, Tomatoes and
Sweet Potatoes. Beautiful Vegetables a tlp-lop brand.
Try. them at the booth.
Green Trading Stamps All the Time
i SHOES
ARE BEST
.n Quality, tyle and Comfort
With the lirgo variety o
styles, thupes, insts and leath
ers that are to l-e seen at this
store for spring and summer
wear, finy man ."an please him
self litre with n handsome.
CJinforiuble Hlioe of quality and
.ajliio:.. if
$3.50 or $f.00
In ahout the nrice you win to
nnv Tie have sl-nm to wow von
.1 it:i' i' eti r-Minne
ll.Mt
with ur f.et nnd your f.ot-
c.w r.n
Aiiian
Boys' and Young Men's
Spring Clotning
WH t.KAT IS ASSORTMKNT, Ql'Ati ITT, miCB.
For Wednesdnv we wil sell IttlTS' I.ONO PANTS SUITS, In ages from It to II rears
made up In t'hevlots. Series, Cniwlniercs. brown and gray mixtures. Neat ''JP"
end fancy mixtures. Oreat value at 17.50 our 5.00
special price
TOI NO MEN'S SriTS In all the latest tyle-bet fabrics, newest patterns. A
collection tinsurpaiweedfor genuine worth, suits you cannot duplicate for the price
we axk. All bargains nt lrt-ur special J gQ
price Wednesday -v
BOYS' KNKK PANTS SI'lTW-ngeK 4 to to 1(1 year, made In Norfolk, sailor Norfolk.
Sailor Blouse, Double Breasted, Russian Blouse and-plece styles. All handsome
drensy suits, in tweeds, fancy worsteds, serges, fancy casslmeres and r"J Rf)
home'snun worth from $X"6 to ft-our special price, $2.50 and "
We have selected from our stock over (mo nalrs of Men's fine pants worth from IS n
to Hfln, in stripes, plains, mixtures ann puun coior. a 11 si.ra, mirsi nji -w -
Largest assortment of fabrics Your choice, Wednesday "uv
EXTRA SPECIALS
Mid-Week Furniture Prices
You will make a great mistake If you
neglect to sea these offerings Wednesday.
tlB.SR Solid Oak Combination Book Case 94
and lk-sk. Uoiiien nnlsn, 0 rest incnea
high. 3 f.ot 4 liuhcs wide f SZ(
spe'liU at IVf.OVJ
$3.60 Center Tnble, 24 Inche top,
(Kilden Ouk flnlah, at l.aJ
$13.85 Side O Cf
Board V.OU
$18.50 Side 1 f QK
Board 100
$18 50 Side 0 QS
Board av.v
15.85
9.50
$21.50 Bed Room
unite...
Dresser,
. ... ....
$15.00
Dresser -..
$5.00 Solid Oak Extension
Table
$1.26 Dining Room
Chairs
$1.25 Dining Room
Chairs
$12.50
Couch
,.85c
. 1.25
.7.50
.11.50
3.85
$10.60 Solid Oak Extension Table, fi Efl
41 Inch top .O.OU
You Can't Afford to Miss This Chance.
Great Lace and Embroidery Sale Still
Continues.
A fresh lot of goods from the 1IKNRY R. BUGLE BANKRUPT STOCK.
Just opened and will be placed on sale Wednesday at about
One Third Regular Price.
Embroideries worth rvcm 60c to OOr Wash Laces, worth 15c to S5e, ew 1
$1.00. yard, at W yurd, at d $G
We Will Also Give Our Customers Another Chance at the Buttons.
Tip 35o Pearl Buttons, T i
I per dos JC
3lchuJ,edo1..Butto.ni: 10c
20c Pearl Buttons, Olc 35o I'earl Buttons,
per dox "Iv I per dos
2fco Pearl Buttons, Cr 0o Ptarl Buttons,
per dos UjW per ,jol
The greatest opportunity of tho seaso n don't miss It.
Reliable Groceries. Reliable Prices.
Extra Trading Stamp Specials Wednesday.
t-"b. Fancy large Black French Prunes
for 25o
And $2 00 worth extra Trading Stamps Free.
2-lb. Fancy larae Mulr Peaches fur . ...26o
And $2.00 worth extra Tradlnir Stamps Free.
S bottla fancy assorted Pickles for 25c
And $2.00 worth extra Trading Stamps Frc.
1- doz. fancy Juicy seedless Lemons for 15o
And $2.00 worth extra Trading Stamps Free.
With every pound of Tea, any kind you
want for S5o
And $2.00 worth extra Trading Stamps Free.
A FEW OTHER SENSATIONAL BAR
GAINS. 2- lb. pkg. Oatmeal 60
Large sacks Cornmeat 12SaO
Vigor, Vim, Malta Vita Neutrlta, or Esg-
O-Sen, per package 7Ho
4-lb. Fancy Hand Picked Navy Beans
for .'. 15o
4-lbs. good apan Rice for 16o
4-lb. Fancy Pearl Tapioca for loo
4-lb. Fancy Pearl Barley, Sago, or Farina
for 16s
Best Bulk Laundry Starch, per lb SHa
6 Burs best laundry Soap, any brand... lsO
8-1 b. can solid packed Tomatoes 74a
-lb. Baked Beans 7Ho
8-lb. can Hominy or Squash for Vr,o
$-lb. Apple Butt-r 7su
2-lb. enn early June Pens Tuo
2-lb. can fancy wux or String Beans. ...I'ia
Large California Prunes, par lb II40
Fancy California Peaches, per lb 7Vjo
Fancy New York Apples, per lb la
BKNSATIONAL FRESH FUUIT PRICES.
Fancy Colorado White Clover Honey,
per rack l3o
Fnnoy California Figs, per pkg 60
Fancy Hallow'en rates, lb 6a
Large Navel Oranges, per 3os 16o
The great granite ware sale advertised
Sunday will continue all this week. See
.Dodge Bt. window.
MAYDERS BROS.
1
Of NEW HOME, DOMESTIC. WHITE, STANDARD or HOUSEHOLD Sewing
M'.rhlnes, all niat clans, sold on easy pityrm-nta or with liberal discount for cash. Sup
plies and attachments for all popular machines. Repairing promptly attended to.
Machines rented at 75o per week or $2.00 per month.
P. 13. FLODMAN & CO..
TELEPHONE 1574. 1314 CAPITOL AVENUE
Hov's the Bugs
HAVE THEY MADE THEMSELVES
FELT YET? Ever get afir them with
our Sure Death? WE DON T DARK pub
lish the name of the many people and
hotels who depend on this great annihi
lator to KID THEIR PLACES OF ALL
UUODOM. Comes In four sixes: Pints.
16o; quarts. 2So; Vs gallons, 60c; and gallons.
a pint oil can with long epoui, free
with gallon or half-gallon, and 6o extra
with pint or uuart. IT DOES THE BUSI
NESSTHAT'S ALL!
How much Interest will a bank ray you
on deposits? 4 per cent we thli.k. Do ,
you know tha. every ticket from our cah ,
register is worth 5 per cent? This is no ,
trading stamp proposition, nor aluminum
thimble deal! We gtv. you anything you !
want In our store, not soda water nert-s-sarilv,
but drugs, prescriptions, toilet
goods, any thing Out of town people
should send In lists for prices and save
21 per cent on your drug bill; we PT the
freight on orders amounting to $10 or more.
All dollar goods, 79c all you want.
CUT PRICE
DRVQ 4TORB
SCIIAEFER'S
E T. TAXES. Pros.
.1 rkl.aA it. nmalk.
T47 and TwT Uit, and N Bta. South Ooiaaa
'Phena Ko. t lih Ave. and kiaia Hu.
Council bluffs 'Phone $xt- All good ae
i1mU ia eiUiar sojr aseelui.iy bae
From 50c lo S30
0HDREUA5.-TT3
Ed.y!l05ai6?5t
WHY XOT DW IMBUELI.A9 AT
' AS I MHHELLA STtHlKf
ITS TEN CENTS-
What To Eat
Bend for eopr. is eeota er ILW a yea.
fcetWkle HaWlth Aractoe. Tabie Starke.
i'Mu. tlrrw Toasts. A wi
trlaud to brtg-titen yeur leisure tatr
BDauta. Full of nevJ siiggTmTltMH tor
atartainlng.
1 li.inji ui i nil 1 tk. I
w nsn mi ttim wortsj smkltue
WHAT TO BAT UM-tfcty
WesSit s, aW Ku Ai
25 Free.
For one wer-k only, we will give $26.00
In green trading stamps with one gal
lon pure maple syrup at $1.3S and one
pound of Oolong or Ceylon Tea at 90c
$8. (X) In green stamps with 1 lb. B.
F. Japan Tea at 75c
$5.00 in green stamps with 1 lb. Japan
E. Breakfast or Ounpowder Tea
ot 60c
$5.(0 In green stamps with 2-lb. enn
Mocha and Java Coffee Tuc
$8.00 In green stamps with 3 lbs. best
Mocha and Java Coffee for $1.00
$2.00 In green stamps with 1 lb. Santos
Coffee at 2&c
$5.00 In green stampa with 1 lb. Boston
Baking Powder at 45o
$15o in green stamps with bottle Ex
tract at 16c
$1 CO IN STAMP8 WITH THE FOL
LOWING ARTICLES:
1 bottle Snyder's Catsup 26c
1 bottle Snyder s Oyster Cocktail. .2ac
1 bars Calumet Laundry Soap 26c
1 package Corn Starch 10c
t cans Early June Peas ic,
$ cans 3-lb. cans Tomatoes Sue
1 can California Pluma ita
1 can California Poaches 2uc
1 can California Pears 2ic
1,, pound Baker's Chocolate 2oc
ThtRnctnn Unit & Rrnrini Co..
1 13 N. 16th St. - Phoos 1089 I
u
j Rogers, Peet & Co. Swell
I Clothing for Men. i
I J. L Brandels 0 Sons.
Twenty More Trips
To the St. Louis exposition. Forty trips have already
been awarded as a result of the previous "elections."
There are still twenty trips for those who are ambitious to
see the exposition and make the journey at the expense of
The Bee. The exposition Is not open yet, but when your
friends come back in the bummer said fall nd tell you
how fine it was, you will be sorry that you did not let
people know that you wanted to go and get them to vote
for you. A little hustling will result in
A SPiENDID VACATION.
Getjrour friends interested in the fact that you want
to go and they will be glad to prepay their subscriptions
and to save their coupons for you. liemeniber that you
get 520 votes on a year's subscription in the city and 000
votes on a year's subscription in the country.
The trip from Omaha to St. Louis will be
Via the Wabash
The reason the Wabanh
&T"vy y "fit 71
has been selected as the
best route to the World's
Fair Is because it is many
miles' the shortest, the
time is quicker and it
lands passengers at its
own station at the main
entrance at the World's
Fair grounds. It has seven distinct lines to Bt. Louis
from all directions, so that its facilities for taking care of
you are greater than that of any other road.
Rules of the "Election
The ten persons receiving the largest number of votes at the cloa at
sen ' election'' will be furnished, at The Bee s expense, aa prlsa, each a
tree trip from Omaha to fee Louis aad i.luru, to be lakao aoy luue aarlus
Uie exposition.
i restrictions are placed aa te where the party Uvea aa a oandldate
for cue ot the exposition trips.
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All voles must be made un coupon, which will be published each Aay la
The Be.
prepayment of subscriptions may be made either direct to The Bee
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No votes sent in by ageute w'll u. cvunicd ualena sent la in accordance
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The vote from day to day will be published In all editions of Th Bee.
The ' elections'' will cio.e each Thuroiay et p. m.
Votes may be deposited at the tmsintes office of The Bee or seat by
snail. No votes sent by mall will be counted which ere not la the umana
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99
Food inspector.
H. L. RAf-ACClOTTI, D. V. S,
CITT VETERINARIAN.
Office and Infirmary, alh and atasoa Bis,
Oil AHA. MM. XdaviMa Ha.
Address,
Omaha, Neb.
"Exposition Department," Omaha Bee
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