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Witch tor
Saturday
Specials.
Great Specials
for
Saturday.
Green Trading Stamps Every Sale.
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mn omatta duly iiee: fhtpay. a rim, 20, ifloi. '
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TUB HICLI AB1.K ItURK.
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"bos" SOWS'
Ba.rga.in Frida,y The Greatest
65-CHNT
I) If ESS
GOODS
29c
OF THE ENTIRE YEAR.
Three cases of mill lengths bought from
one of the foremost mills in America.
Cream, black and all colored goods In
lengths long enough for children's entire dresses
nd skirts melrose. aranltes. Panamas, voiles,
etamlnes, nub etamtnes, 42 and 43-lnch wldi
all this season's goods, at, yard
Thousands of these pieces, many of
them to matchthe highest clasa of
goods manufactured always JQq
ti3.cll
29c
Importer's f
Sample
Lengths vv
Bold at 25c each, at, each
SI.SO Dr On Iront bar
(ioods. gain square
85o as Yard au accumulat
ed lengths of fine dress goods
voiles, tailor cloths, broad
cloths, Sicilians, etc., f s '
3 to 8 yard lengths, f iC
at, a yard ,1,w
SI Dress This Beaton's popu
(ioods, lar pood, the ac
35c Yard cumulatlon of Bales
of our highest class spring dress
goods a square filled with extra
ordinary buyinff chances T f
worth up to II. 00
fttj y&rd .
50c All Wool Dress Goods, at 75c Yard
All weaves & colors, double widths, also French flannels, etc
LACES Vals, torchons, etc., In bands, galloons and insert
lngs a variety of desirable widths worth ' Ca
up to 20c yard, at, yard ...IC-sWC- JC
EMBROIDERIES Fine Swiss and nainsook in all widths
embroideries, lnsertlngs, bands and lfl
galloons -worth uptoSSo yard, at JiVm UC-ljC
SILK SPECIALS A special Friday offer of high class silks
specially adapted for shirt waists, suits, house gowns, etc.
thA npft1Qt anrlnn silica, that, nm rtnaltl va! v worth P
u.w , t o , - r ,j - - - -
15;
Sl.OO yard, at,
End of All Kind of Silks 2 to 13-yard lengths on bar
gain square, at, yard
the
ement
In neat
Remnant Bargains Bas
10c
Jasper Suitings very ttyl
ish, worth iifto yard,
at, yard
fine Sheer Dlmltle Iff T
dress styles, at, JoC
yard
40-Inch India Unon 25o
grade, will go at,
yard
10c
French Percales very best quality
yard wide, light and dark Q I
hades, will go at, O2C
American Shirting Prints
goott lengths, at,
(i yard
Remnants of Table Damask All
one-half regular price.
2lc
Fancy Corded Ginghams
stripes and checks, sold
generally at 16o yard
at, yard
Colored Cnrtain Swiss 36
inohei, 1 to 5 yards
lengths, yard
36 In. Mercerized Sateen
black and all colors,
40o grade
Fine Chambray ainghama-
ln plain colors, go at,
yard
Travelers' Samnle Place
lengths and many alike
mgn grade sample
pieces, at, each
lengths and kinds at
8k
3k
15c
5c
-3-4 yd
&2i;
about
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS. . BOSTON STORE.
SEW BOOKS AND MAGAZINES
'lis Fat of the Land" ii a HoTslty Among
' This Season's1 Publications.
STEINER DESCRIBES A VISIT TO TOLSTOY
Two Portraits ( llsuul Interest In
the My Oentnryt-Tba Smart Set
atore Tht Vpkolds Hpla
tlom mm Clover.
The chief novelty among1 this season's
books is tr. Streeter's "The Pat of the
Land," published by the Macmlllan com
pany. Most people who narrate their
search for a country home are very poor,
and the point is how little they get along
with. Also, they are generally very, very
young. But tlUa middle-aged medical man
undertook farming, not aa a means of
grace through privations, but with the
Intention of living luxuriously. He farmed
intensively, fed oows, pigs, poultry, land,
and apple trees tor product, built a big
house and entertained many friends. The
boolc is a step beyond garden books, nature
books, and all sorts of country home
books In which someone tells how he tried
to go halfway back to nature. There were
no half-way measures about the doctor;
he made Just as much a business of farm
ing aa anyone else does of selling cotton
or running a factory. 'Withal, he never
lost sight of the truth that the real ob
Ject of life is to live, and his handsome
profits were a means rather than an end.
One reason why Dr. SI ren ter wus able
to carry so large an amount of stock on
Ms farm of S'M acre, as related in "The
Fat of the Land," was tbut he raised
alfalfa, fertilising It so as to reap ttve
tons a year per acre. Alfalfa and Its
great value for cows, horses and chickens
Is hardly known east of the Mississippi;
and Dr. Btreeter's experiment is of special
Interest to all people living In the coun
try. The difficulties of the stranger within
the Russian gates are well Illustrated by
an eitperler.ee of Dr. Edward A. Stelner,
the author of "Tolstoy the Man," pub-
toaoos'vsr1owo4 os tela koae
ass fee prMsies trass m at a 4ta
eoaai. . Wo osua also tuaUk aa took
Bobllslieo.
BARK ALOW BROS.
Tel. 1612 Faraam St
0) re rvn rr
o) Is LiJ uJ
y
'TMIE deep-rooted pop
ularity ol Green
Trading Stamps Is
again proven by the
collectors' rush on Red
Letter Day.
No premium earning plan equals the
Green Trading Stamp plan for all
around worth. New articles of the
most substantial manufacture and
high finish are being added every day
to the stock of premiums on display
in Premium Parlor, second floor.
One dollar's worth of Oreen Trading
Stamps given free with every new
collecting hook called for. The charm
of our Oreen Trading Stamp system la
that It Is HITCHED ON TO EM
PHATIC BARGAINS. It takes no
particular shopping shrewdness to see
the immense money saving Involved In
patronizing any of our 50 complete de
partments. Tthe advantages af trad
ing at BENNETTS are self-evident
How's Your Stamp
Book Coming?
Jcll-0! Jcll-0!
A combination of gelatine and fruit
flavors. Makes a delicious and dell
cate dessert. Comes In four flavors
lemon, orange, raapborry and straw
berry. Put the contents of the little
package In a mould, add hot water, set
away to cool, and the trlok is done.
Demonstration on main floor.
Three packages 25C
Grocery
Otir grocery business has always
been large, and we are still adding
friends to our list daily.
Quality and Prices Count!
MM
$1 .00 WORTH GREEN
TRADING STAMPS
WITH THREE 3
POITND CANS OF
TOMATOES
30c
Sweet Chocolate, Cake 4Wc
Hreakfost Cocoa, Vlb can
Celery Suit, bottle 1''
Capers, bottle K!
Lemon Extract, bottle 5c
W. Q. JERREflS, Pres.
209-311 So. 15th Street.
Think of the
Advantage !
THIS extensive making
to order by an
establishment with large
and busy stores In nearly
every principal dress
center between New
York and Frisco!
ttOO WORTH GREEN
TRADING STAMPS
WITH JAR P.KN
NETT'S CAPITOL
MARMALADE
25c
SUc Sack General Groceries with
$3 worth Oreen Trading
Stamps.
1 bar Zoo toilet soap 5o
1 nit r Wetmore
Gflutlne 10c
1 can Clam Chow
der We
1 bar Prldn of
KltuJien Soap Bo
1 1-lh pkg Raking
Soda 6t
1 box Matches, S00. 4c
1 3-lb pkg Capitol
Wheat 10o
si i
'ill
50c
Seeds! . Seeds!
Northern grown Flower and An
Vegetable Seeds, pkg w
Eight packages 25o.
Maderia Vine Bulbs r
each
DRY GOODS
Visit the Big Bargain Section Harney Street Aisle.
5o FANCY DRESS GOODS. IOC YARD 100 pieces fancy drons goods in
plaid, checks and fancy mixtures, cheap at 25c yard, for Friday, yard...
80O TABLE PADDING, 29C YARD M-inoh extra heavy Table Padding,
worth 60c yard special, per yard
PERCALES AT 8 1-SC YARD 100 pieces new percales, nice dark
colors worth 1214c yard only, yard
SHEETS 72x90 sheets, extra fine quality, deep hem, cheap at 60c CHr
special, each JJS
TOWELING RussUn Crash Toweling a very good 12Ho quality-
special, at, yara
,10c
29c
8ic
.7ic
BARGAINS IN LITTLE THINGS. VISIT OUR NOTION BARGAIN
1
llshed by the Outlook company. In de
scribing his last visit to Tolstoy he says:
I went into Russia at the extreme east
ern border, and found myself suspiciously
viewed by the gendarmerie. My passport
was held back, and after being called to
police headquarters I was questioned as
to my purpose In coming . Into Russia
and as to my special business Inasmuch
as the passport regulations deal with men
according to the trade, business, or pro
fession. I said I was a professor, and
then I heard one of the gendarmes ask
the other, 'Does he look like a professorT'
To this he received a negative reply? I
was told that I could not enter the csar's
domain until I proved my title. Unfor
tunately, my visiting cards had neither
handle nor tail just plain Mr. Edward A.
Stelner and I was quite sure that I had
10 mm oacK tne long and tedious way
I had taken through Poland, when in
despair I pulled out a letter which had
the abbreviated Rev. before my name. A
young lady, ' the foreign expert of the
police department, was called, and she
took the letter and read, 'P-r-o. Yes, he Is
a professor." 1 felt like embracing her.
but the train was waiting, and I departed
with no further word."
There will be two portraits of unusual
Interest in the May Century, one of Tolstoy.
another of President Roosevelt. The Tol
stoy likeness Is from a drawing made by
George T. Tobin from a photograph, and
shows Tolstoy at 29, as an officer In the
Crimean war. The president's portrait, in
tint, will be the frontlspteoe of the issue.
and is from a photograph taken by Arthur
Jiewitt at the White House, January lu.
1SW4.
The May number of The Smart Set more
than upholds that monthly's reputation as
"the magazine of cleverness." Between its
covers one finds brilliancy, strength, spark
ling wit, delicate fancy, originality overy-
ining. in fact, except dullness. The nov
elette. "Veronica's levers," by G. B. Bur-
gin, author of "The Shutters of Silence.'
is an J-.ngllsh story of enthralling Interest
In which attention centers upon half-a-doien
characters whose striking Individu
alities are skillfully developed through the
unfolding of a most ingenious and novel
plot. The entire number is lightened by
many bright, crisp bits of wit and humor
and frequent little sketches and verses con
tributed by the best among tba makers of
fun. Taking It all In all, the May Smart
Set Is an exceptionally good Smart Set
which means a great deal.
A notable feature of great current value
In The World Today for May Is th group
ing of seventeen pictures In color Illustrat
ing various points of Interest In connec
tion with the Sberlan railway and the
3c
lc
5c
2c
Oc
...2c
.4c
. 5c B
25c
COUNTER IN THE MAIN AISLE. There are hundreds of little things there,
wanted every minute.
CROCHET COTTON-Full length, all colors, extra quality,
for
PINS Full papers, good quality
for ,
CABINET HAIR PINS Plain and crimped, visible and Invisible
two for
IRONING WAX The best quality
for a
BIDE AND BACK COMBS A large assortment 25o quality,
HOOKS "AND EYES The' best hump
for
SAFETY PINS Assorted sizes, on card
for
CURB PINS Black, white and jet, full count
ror ,
NEEDLE CASES A lot of samples, values up to 75c
all, at .
Children's New Wash Dresses
Ages 1 to 5 yeans, neat patterns, fast colors
prices 60c, 39c and 25c
Misses and children's new wash dresses, ages 4 to 14 years.
A splendid assortment, prices $1.95, $1.48, $1.19, 98c, 69a
LADIES UNION SUITS Low neck, umbrella drawers,
lace trimmed, worth 40c garment, each 25c
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR 2 cases children's and
misses Swiss ribbed underskirts, high neck, long sleeves,
spring weight, worth up to 20c each 12 Jc
5 OASES WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY.
"Fast Black" full regular made, worth up to 20c,pr. . 12 he
It means better dress for
about one-half the price
formerly paid; it means a
saving of from $10 to $15
on prices common today.
It means the best cutters
the best tailors the
best materials at prices
within easy reach of all.
It means fabrics tempt
ing enough for the man
with $50 to spend or the
economical man limited
to $20.
Trousers.. ..$5 to $12
Suits $20 to $50
Let the cutter see you
today.
WALL PAPER
Latest and cleverest designs.
Every Imaginable wall paper Idea
at cut prices.
THIRD FLOOR
The Japanese Window
on South Sixteenth street draws In
terested crowds. See the views from
the sunny kingdom. Pictures of the
Russian-Japanese naval battles made
from OENUINB photographs taken
by Japanese artists. '
Yes! We've Got 'Em Going South!
3T
THE BRIGHT DAYS ARE HERE
and every lady enjoys getting out and seeing the new
goods. We have so many nobby, tasty things In sliver,
tcut glass and leather goods a few minutes could be spent
protltably In our store. Look for the name.
S. W. Lindsay, Jeweler.
1316 Douglas St.
MRS. J. BENSON
rr Silk and Lisle Gloves
Husso-Japanese war. This Issue Is one of
the nnest In color effects yet produced,
forty of the one hundred and fifteen pict
ures having tint plates. There are several
beautiful portraits of children among these.
The artist who made the sixty pictures
for Josephine Daskam's "Memoirs of a
Baby," published by Harper, Is herself ,a
famous young woman. Her name Is Fanny
V. Cory. Her "Tragedies of Chlldho- d
pictures In Harper's Basar have circulated
far and wide, and made for the young ar
tist a permanent place In public affection.
Miss Cory was born and reared In New
Jersey, but delicacy of health resulted In
her going to Montana for an outdoor life.
There she lias built a picturesque bungalow
near Helena, and there she enjoys all the
freedom of western life, tramping, riding
bronchos, and building up a sound consti
tution. Miss Cory's work as a portrayer
of babies Is scarcely equalled. She bas
struck Just the light notes of humor and
refinement.
salle, William Morris, E. Vandervelde, Sid
ney and Heat rice Webb, John Burns. E.
Anseele, Anatole Prance, and many others
of equal prominence. The dlscuatlon Is not
confined to any one country, but extends
over all the world, with special reference
to European sociullsm.
Interesting and hitherto unpublished
facts concerning the famous Hayes-Tllden
election contest appear In an article by
Joseph M. Hogers. In the partisan bitter
ness of the time impartial discussion was
not possible. Mr. Roger? secured much im
portant matter from the late Abram 8.
Hewitt, who was Mr. Tilden's field man
ager during the contest. Senator Hoar and
Henry Watterson also contribute interest
ing facts. The truth concerning the con
tests, the manner of Us settlement, and
the real seriousness of the crisis presented
are here first shown.
3
New York
Boston and
The East
Six trains a day from Omaha
over the North-Western Line,
the only double -track railway
from the Missouri River to
Chicago.connects at that point
with all lines, for a:i points
East. These fast trains on the
North-Western Line
are most conveniently equip-
neil fnr the safetv and comfort
N of patrons.
Bunet smoking ana library cars.
Superb a la carte dining car service.
Drawingr-rooro and private compart
ment sleeping cars, free reclining
chair car and 'standard day coaches.
Leave Omaha dnilv for Chicago at
.3:40 a. m.. 8:00 i. m., 11:30 a m.,
4:25 p.m., 5:50 p.m. and 8:25 p.m.
rickets and full Information on spplkstlon
J I401-M0J Fsrnara Mrect, Omaha
V1NW170 ...
smssaaaasmaa;
I Sharp, all go at one price per ard ' i ,
V
Ho standard dress ' 7f UH" dotted curtain 7 J- ,
prints per yard JaW gwlsses. yard 2 111
25o Fine Irish Tlr MHi standard dress SZn
dimities 4 2V ginghams
. ' '
, 4 .
12ia bleached and unble.iched muslin S ,,
long mill ends at. yard
19o 40-inch sheer Hip 12V40 white goods, j? j ',
apron lawn UJW nil kinds, at i ,
Thio standard apron Cc l2Hc percales long 1",- '
check ginghams mill ends, at '-V, ', i
. I '
Jhn printing batiste Rp 69c linen finished 4"1,, I
3 inches wide, at sheets, SlxW size, at 4 L
I
Friday in Great Domestic Room
EXTRA SPECIAL
Commencing at I a. m.. we will place on sale log full pieces of mercerised wlit
walstlng. worth from 6O0 to $1 ( a yard some are slightly soiled on e,iKe,.
but most of them Jerfnrt Kernetnr.e-r at a. m
too heavy blanched
sheets, TSxW slse, at
371c
16o eambrlo finish
pillow t-11 ih. 4'.x.lS
9c
80c mercerised ftTAc
damask, at 3W
tl.!B oil boiled turkey fFtC
red table cloths, iVi yards lons'''
40c Vnl'in tahlo
damusk
IRo 4-!iir! li'eaohed pi. low
cnslr.g at, yard
..22c
...121c
a2Hc bleached seemless sheeting 2,1 C
24 yards wide, at fc
FLANNEL REMNANTS
Bilk embroidered white flannel, wltth hemstitched or scalloped edge, on nl
at less than cost price.
Uttc Outing Flannel, 84-ln. wide, at....6c 1 10c 8haker Flannel Remnr.nta at, jd....f'S'!
Special Sale Dress Goods
nur
black and blues, all wool 8ootcri Mix
tures, all tke new spring colors, worm
up to flKc, Friday 49C
per yard . .
French and German Flalds, crepe nnisn,
assorted styles and colors, .lC
worth 7Hc, Friday per yard 7 7
Wool Novelty Dress Goods, assorted col
ors and black, worth tiic. Friday "50f
per yard "
Wool Crepe de Chine, nil tlm .veninj
shades, cream and black, wcrlli ' ''IE..
Friday per yard liV.
All remnants of our flno Wnnl Im.-
Goods. In lengths of 2 to 7 yards e'r.,
worth up to itHc, t ilday
por yard
Interesting News for Wrapper Wearers.
-MIK? mornrnTher'et EZSSVvS W W
They are divided Into three lots.
Lot 1 Women's Lawn and Percale Wrappers, light and dark colors, 4)C
one dollar quality ,
Ijot 2-41.B0 Percale and Lawn Wrappers. In Ught and dark colors, ruffles over JfJ
shoulders, Friday 1
Lot S-I2.B0 Lawn. Dimity and Percale Wtsppere, trimmed with laoe and 1, ft)
embroidery, at
Wholesale Grocery Prices
To the Consumer. Extraordinary Stamp
Specials Friday.
15.00 worth extra trading stamps 'free with
every aaca 01 r iuur.
tfi.Ov worth sxtra trading stamps free with
every three pounds best Mocha and
Java Coffee for 100
$6.00 worth extra trading stamps free
with every pound of Tea, any kind
you want, up from :;a.vj- .
COMPARE THESE PRICES WITH BO
CALLED CUT PRICES.
10-pound sacks pure Buckwheat Flour. JSo
6 pounds hand picked Navy Beans. lo
b pounds gooa japan xt.ico ur ..oyiuuo.
Quart cans Golden Table Syrup 70
Impound cans Preserved Raspberries 'n
1-pound package best Macaroni Mc
1-pouna jars pure r run
Large Domes pure iinmio """f""
ETlY l.iivmn B-piiit Pud din a- or
Jell-O. package 7V4o
Large bottles Pickles, any kind you
8-pound cans solid packed Tomatoes... 73
8-pound cans Boston Baked Beans 7Ho
8-pound can tfneappU Butter 7Vfco
O .. A Wav RtrlnsT nF T J Til A.
Loans ""
2-pound oans Early June Sifted l'ejia., 1 10
8-pound cans Green Gage or Kick Pluins lo
t-pound package beat Corn Starch.... 4o
Eleotrio. alabaster, L X. k or oollulold
Bes'buikUunJry 'stajfeh,' per lb '. 8o
EXTRA DRIED FRUIT SPECIALS
Large California Prunes, per pound.. JJfco
Fancy iUIr Peaches, per pound JHo
Virginia Blackberries, pur pound T'o
California Grapes, per pound 74'!
English Cleaned Currants, per pound. , c
New York Evaporated Apples, pound. IWc
Three Crown Layer Raisins, per pound ts
Virginia Raspberries, per pound
Stoa fresh fruit special.
pound 12Vto
Fancy Mixed Nuts, per pound ly:
California White Figs, per package.... ,
Colorado White Clover Honey, ruck. 12c
Large navel Highland oranges, doien,.lBn
Lame lulcy Seedless Lemons, dor.nn ,.Uo
11 OUR BUTTER LLP ART MB NT.
We handle nothing but absolutely pure
butter, made In the best preamerlt-s In the
mate. Our prices are always tho l rwi-ei.
t
&3AVDEi3 BROS.
We are showing the. best fabric
gloves made silk gloves, double
finger. Every pair guaran
Colofs, black, white, tan,
Prices,. 50c, 75c and $1.00.
Lisle 31oves in same rolors prices, 50c ami 75o.
Full line of new limle in Kil (lloves-r-priee,. f 1.00 up.
v Bee our new utjle in Embroideries, EJjjtsi and Inheitioa.
tipped
teed.
mode and gray.
The Hay St. Nicholas on Ita stamp page
notes a growing difficulty in securing nne
copies of the early Issues of United States
stamps. Poor making, careless handling,
and laxness In collecting are counted the
main causes of the increasing difficulty In
securing these stamps In condition accept
able to careful collectors. Young collectors
are advised to take special care in gath
ering and preserving specimens of these
early United States stamps.
I'nilur ha tltla r.f "Modern Socialism as
Set Forth by Socialists In Their Speeches.
Wrltlnas and Proe-rams." the Hcribness
Import a book of much timeliness and
value. It la edited by R. C. K. Ensor. It
amounts, briefly, to an unusually complete
and authoritative statement of the position
and views of modern socialists, comprising
articles by such representative socialists
aa A. BebsL V. Kugtls, Karl alarx, Lea-
Above books at lowest retail prices.
Matthews, 122 South Fifteenth street.
8rlght's Dims.
Caused the desia of Doctor Bright. Brlgbt's
Lnaesse is aiiupiy slow cotme.Uon of the Kid
ncfs. In the lant siane the congestion becomes
scuts snd the victim lives a lew hours or a lew
days, but Is psst savins'. This Inbidlous Kid
C.J truubls is caused by sluvsuia. torpid, con
gested liver and slow, committed bowels,
W hereby the kldueFS are lutolved and ruined
Ur.se s Pilmelio Wins is a foe to comes I too
Of Lutr, Kid iien and tWsuea It promptly re
lieves the eonseslioD and carries it out ol the
Liver, Kidneys, tissues and blood. Drake s
Palmetto Wut restores ttie uiucoui membranes
to hesltby eondltloo. relieves tlie membrsues
tbrouvbout to body froui lnflammaiua sod
Oatarra sod cures Catsrro. Cotisilttloa sad
Liver sad Kidney diwsse to tu cured.' It
gives relief immedlau;!. builds up visor and
health, prolongs life and makes ii enioysble. A
trial buttle alwurs gives relief and olieo cures.
trial bottle will be seat to every reader o( ibis
paper woo will write for it to Drake Formula
Cumray. Drake Bulldm. Chicago, 111. A postal
Card ui bilDg u.is woudcrlul tonio Palmetto
B.edloioe to sou kbMlutey Ir-e. 111. a boon to
aisnsse l.dnuud. yKitt-rukWu suea and wotueo.
Rogers, Peet 0 Co.
Swell Clothing for Men.
J. L Brandeis & Sons.
R2n ivarci Line?
i I
Travelers of an economical turn of mind will
be interested in these iow rates.
They apply from Omaha.
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
.Tacoma
I One fare plus (
$2.00 for the May 3
, round trip
IS25.00
(roday and every
day until April
30th
Home-seekers'
Excursions to
the West and
Southwest
ABOUT 55.00 SUITS
Quite a few of the stores around town
have had $5 .00 suit sales of late, some gave
good values, others did not. We are now
ready to show you what we can sell for a
Five Dollar bill. We want those who
bought IG.OO suits elsewhere to compare the
ones they got with ours now on sale. It s
a rare chance to secure a suit that looks
every bit as good as many 115.00 ones.
The e suits have haircloth fronts, shape
retaining shoulders, hand finished button
holes, A 1 linings and trimmings. They
have a natural merchant tailors look to
them, and if you would see these suits on
good dressers you would take them for a
hlsh grade merchant tailor's production.
The Guarantee Clothing Co.,
1E19-15Z1 Douglas Street.
California and
KHurn
I flfli April 23 to
May 1
Full information at all Rock Island ticket
offices or by addressing
F. P. RUTHERFORD, D.P.A.
1323 FARNAM STREET,
OMAHA, NEB.
Piles Cured
WITHOUT PAIN
By W. C. Maxwell. M. D.
Graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical Col
lege of New York City.
124-a Em building. Omaha. N.u. Teu 1U4.
For Menstrual Suppreiiioa .,nMM.
rr.ri pun-tan-got
SiHCJkwS NMttfniUrilWisuS
sWCsbmU eras Cw. sutlMaisust xr
How to Write a Want Ad
To Get the Best Results.
Don't expect to have a big crowd of pple
rushing to see your vacant room, if you men ly
advertise "Xice Room for Kent," with your
street number attached. Hay something in the
advertisement about the roni, so that it will
make a person's mouth water to see the room
when they read it. If it has a south front and
is a pleasant place in summer, or only a few
minuteri walk from down town, or if it is fur
nished in a way that is more than ordinarily
attractive, say so. It is a good thing too. to
state the price of the room in the advertisement,
because that in one of the first question the
prospective roomer wants to know.
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