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TIIE OMAITA DAILY DEE: FRIDAY, DECEMBER .10. 1004.
CURRENT LITERATURE
By far the moat elaborate and attractive
holiday number ever produced br any trade
periodical, and for that matter comparing
mere than favorably with the beet literary
magnetite, l the special edition of the
Nerthweetern Miller. Thla beautiful volume
encased In a handsome cover, reproducing
a. Dateh scene In water color, la filled with
(pec tally written artlclea and magazine II
lustrstlotis. That such a collection of lit
erary and artistic rems. all bearlnn upon
pome phawi of the flourlna: Industry, could
be rotten together la Indeed wonderful, and
It la trot aurprtalnf that the advertlelng
pages ahow liberal appreciation by Ita pa
trons. At popular demand, historical Action has
softened false Impressions by showing some
of the hot atmosphere of the times about
a few "events of great Interest, and In
"Stories'- Brave .Old Times," by Helen
M. Cleveland, the reader Is given s glimpse
of some pen picture scenes which took place
previous to or were connected with the
American' Revolution. The volume Is Illus
trated with pen drawings and from photo
graphs. Published by Lea A Bhepard.
"The Calendar of Omar Khayyam," being
excerpts from the quatrains of the poet of
Nalshapur, as translated by Edward Ftts
gecsJd, now set to pictures by Blanche Mc
Mamis. This attractive calendar Is pub
lished by I C. Page A Co.
"A Journey In Search of Christmas," by,
Owen Wlster, Illustrated by Frederic Rem
ington, with marginal decorations in tint.
Thla Christmas tale of the west Is delight-full-
humorous and pathetic by turns. It
la a pretty piece of book-making, with
deearated borders and printed In black and
tint.' Published by Harpers.
' "Hope Hathaway," by Frances Parker, la
a romance of the adventurous side of life
on -a Montana ranch, and is full of Incident
an adventure from cover to cover. There
are numerous illustrations and those ad
miring adventure will doubtless And satis
faction in this story. C. M. Clark Publish
ing company.
"Mammy's LI'l Chillun." written and Il
lustrated by Clara Andrews Williams.
This delightfully happy little book gives
a glimpse .of the fun and frolic and aunny
natures of the happy little colored children.
It Is quaint In Its humor and very prettily
Illustrated. Published by Frederick A.
Stokes company.
"Alloa's Adventures In Wonderland," by
Lewis , Carroll, is as resplendent In Its
bright, beautiful' colorings as ever. There
are twelve full-page illustrations In color
by M. , L. Kirk, and forty-two illustra
tions by John Tennlel. Published by Fred
erick A. Stokes company.
Another ' of ' the attractive boolca for I
children Is "The Nursery Fire," by Rosa
lind .Richards, Illustrated with full-page
plats and text cuts from drawings br
Clara . E. , Atwood." Little, Brown Co.,
publishers
i . .
. "The, Lady of Loyalty House," by Jus
tin Huntly McCarthy, Is a delightful ro
mance of the daya of the great civil war
In England. An attempt on the part of a
body of parliamentary volunteers to cap
ture Harby Hall ends by leaving the Puri
tan leader ' a prisoner In Lady Harby's
hands. From 'this point the story becomes
a tale of love that proves greater than the
claims of warring factions. Published by
Harpers. - -
' "Old Heldleberg. by Wllhelm-Meyer-Forster,
translation - by Max Chapell (A.
Weasels company, New York), Is one of the
best, books of its character produced this
season. .The atmosphere of the university
town, especially the lighter side of It per
vad( every page and the story Is told
with a splrlt whlch loses but little in trans
lation. ,
"Dr, Lithe of the Labrador." by Nor
man Duncan (F. H. Revel company). Is a
story out ' of the common" run, dealing
with a class of people who are strange to
Americana, although Americans in a wider
sense themselves. Ths people of an island
on the coast of Labrador supply the dra
matis person ae and, a doctor who turns
from. an idle if not vlclotis Ufa to one of
usefulness to the Isolated communities of
the northeastern coast Is the hero. There
are few If any dull pasaagea In the story
and the ending Is satisfactory to all.
"Around the' Tear, . with Ella Wheeler
Wtloox," compiled by Klla Giles Ruddy.
This handsome little volume la unique In
bookwork. There Is n appropriate and In
spiring .verse for each day In the year,
each page dated and the opposite page
betnjf blank, .the two pages bearing the
same date. Thus, In addition to Ita beauty,
It .has a utility that may only be imagined,
and .measured by those who can appreciate
s beautiful and useful a book. Published
by W. B.,Conkey Company.
The content page of the January Smart
Bet is ths first Indication of the excellence
which Is . to mark ths magaslna for 1906.
The Smart Set waa long since conceded the
title of ."the, magazine of cleverness," and
Its plans for ths coming year already em
bras a .list Of new contributors whose
names tar for ths very best In the fiction
and versa of the day.
The January holiday number of the Met
ropolitan Magaslne la especially strong In
short fiction and jontalns, as well, a num
ber of striking Illustrated artlclea from the
pens at well known writers.
'The January Issue . of Suggestion, a
snagaajne of the new psychology for think
ers, contains the second portion of an ar
ticle by H. A. Parkyn, M. D., an article
relating to Christian Science cures, In
Bi Reduction in Price
of Silk Waists and
Dressing Sacques.
are handsome In appearance, up-to-date In style, and beautiful in
color;" they are superior in workmauMhip and made from j. high
grade fabrics. Former prices ild for these garments would be
money well Invested, but we wish to start next aeason (as usual)
with a brand new stock, hence this cut In prices.
MRS. J. BENSON, 2,2
JO
in to a in
Arcade
QinMfnlfiDE
LAST AND GREATEST
REMNANT SALE
OF TIIE ENTIRE YEAR
We must clear away a vast quantity of remnants before taking In
voice. In order to clear them away with all haste we quote prices on
them lhat will surely rid our counters within a few hours.
25c and J5c Wool Dress Goods
lengths, for children's dresses, waists,
houee dresses, etc., plain cloths, fancies
and plaids, on bargain square at
High Class Dress Ooods, tho accu
mulation of a great holiday trade.
They nre In S to 8-yard lengths and
have been selling at as nign as i a
per yard black and all
colors ell the moet pop
ular weaves front bar
gain square
39c
50c French Flannels at 19c Yard
est effects In French Flannels, Plaids and Walstlngs, plain
and fancy double wldihs good for children's dresses, klmo
wrappers and waists, worth 60c a
Travelers' samples, customs
sample sets of Dress Ooods
house
pieces.
enough to match up for
children's dresses. Jack
ets, waists, etc., at
each
10c
Remnants of Silks
All kinds of silks offered Friday at a great
took clearing prloe. These are high grade slUs, in a
variety of colors, including Loui.enes and taffetas, worth
up to 60c a yard, at yard
Great variety of the finest, swellest
patterns, at yard '
Remnants of Lace at 5c and 10c Yard These laces are in
all lengths Torchons, VaTs, Clunys,' Net Tops, Point C f
d'Esprit, etc., etc. fine for dress trimming, at-yard OllC
Remnant Sale in the Basement
Good, Heavy, Warm Outing Flannel In stripes
and checks, also in plain colors 15c grade
at, yard
36-Inch Flannelettes Winter styles, light or
dark colors these goods formerly sold at
15c yard special, at, yard
Pacific and Hamilton Twills In
the best comfort styles now m i
Is the best time to re- ra
cover comforts long rem- lf 9"k
nants, at, yard
5cotch Chambray und Seer
6Jc
sucker Uinghams worth
yard at, yard.
Heavy Cream Shaker Flan T
nel Special for Friday f f
at, yard .....V2V
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS BOSTON STORE
which the Idea la set forth that those
cures are the result of mental suggestion,
which Is often employed by physicians and
drugless healers, and the claim Is made
that similar cures can be made by anyone
who understands the law of suggestion.
The pictures and the varied character of
the articles are again notable features o
the World Today for January. For a 10
cent magaslne it certainly commands a list
of writers who are competent to speak with
authority on the topics of which they write.
The cover design of the Sentinel palm has
Its counterpart In the first of the con
tributed articles, on the "Palms of the
Colorado Desert," br Edmund Mitchell.
The Popular Science Monthly for January
opens with an article by President David
Starr Jordan of Stanford university, de
scribing the experiments of Luther Bur
bank. The article contains scores of Illus
trations of the extraordinary new plants
that Mr. Burbank has produced.
The frontispiece of the January World's
Work Is a remarkable photograph of Presi
dent Roosevelt standing with John Mulr,
the celebrated naturalist, on Olacler Point
overlooking the Yosemlte valley In Califor
nia. A new detective story, by Anna Kath
arine Green, which opens with a ball, a
murder and a lost diamond, begins in Les
lie's Monthly Magaslne for January, and
from- these first chapters It looks as If
Mrs. Green's latest story was her best.
When the Booklovers Magaslne Issued Its
first number, two years ago. It made no
promise other than that each succeeding
Issue would be better, or worse, than Its
predecessor. It Is evident that no back
ward step has been taken. Judging from
the appearance of the January number for
1906. The Booklovers Magaslne has coma
to stay, but not to stay still.
Madame, the magaslne "For Women Who
Think," presents some novel and attractive
features In its January number. A muslo
supplement of four pages with beautiful
engraved cover containing the words and
muslo of Lon Dlnsmo're's popular song,
"The Language of the Eyes," Is one fea
ture alone worth half the year's subscrip
tion prices of the magazine.
To own up to one's wife that one was
wrong la as difficult, and as rare, In life
as In fiction. A good many husbands, then,
BILK WAISTS-reau de Sole. Peau de
Cygne and ChlfTon Taffeta In blue, brown,
black, white and plaid.
115.00 for 107S; $9.50 for $6.87; $8.26 for W So;
$7.50 for $5.75; $6.50 for $4.25; $5.50 and $6 CO for
$S.87; $6.00 for $X.iti: r ' .:,6'' velvets for $3.78.
Eiderdown and Lamb's Wool Dressing
Bacques-43 .00 and $S.25 for $2 25; $2.50 and $2.76
for $1.87; $1.75 for $1.26; $1.16 for tic. Bath and
Lounging Robes $2.87 for. $1.87; $3.28 for $2.20.
$6.50 Blanket Robes, $1.50.
Both of these line are this season's
goods, bought for this season's trade. Thev
Street. B
Walker Adv,
I
too
Calling
?CCards39c
3 Arcade
at 124c Yard In 3 to 10-yard
IZc
75c Dress Ooods at 25c Yard
Blacg and all colored good in
high class patterns and weaves,
4 to 9 yards lone, val
ues up to 75c, at
yard
25c
Thousands of the pretti
pretti-
19c
mona,
yard, at-yard
Wool Challls. Wool
single width in
the basement at
yard
Plaids
2Sc
i
19c
silks widest variety of
59c
8
ic
7i
2C
Entire pargaln Square of American
prints, in blue and white.
3k
black and white, gray and
white best stvlea at
36lnch Drapery Burlap T
In colors, worth up to J9o Jtf
yard goes at
Merc rized Sateens In short f
length go at, wf
yard
J
can apply to themselves the moral of M.ary
Stewart Cutting's story, "The Way Be
yond," which appears In the Youth's Com
panion's New Year's number.
What kings and queens do! This Is told
about In a very fresh and spicy article by
Frits Morris In the ' January Woman's
Home Companion, it Is called "When
Royalty Goes Visiting."
Above books at lowest retail prices.
Matthews, 122 South Fifteenth street.
For Crane's Writing Paper
and Fountain Pens, go to
BarkaJow Bros.
BOOK SHOP.
Tth B22H.
1612 Firman St.
The 'Best of
Everything
THE ONLY DOUBLE-TRACK
RAILWAY BETWEEN
THE MISSOURI RIVER
AND CHICAGO
Please See
LocalColum.is
for
Extraordinary
Holiday
Rates
Tleket Offloe
1M11403 FAR NAM STREET,
OMAHA.
SS4-SSI.
ASK YOUR DRVCK3IST FOR THE GREAT
L'UKE JOB KliEUMATISM
Al Borak Cura
RICHARDSON DRUG CO..
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTERS,
OMAHA,
NEBRASKA
Piles Cured
WITHOUT AN OPERATION
A written guarantee given In every ease
treated by DR. MAXWELL, $41 M
bldg., Omaha.
For Menstrual Suppression
ltirsSi PEIN -TAIN -GOT
MI4 Osaka kr Mml MeCosMll Drag tt
atU etfs ana. Tmae a ilea. U haal I aulas at
CONVENTION and Pre-ln-
tory Sates covering every
one of our fifty-two complete
departments now on.
Broken lines and remnants
at price reductions that are
nothing short of a revol ution
In merchandising.
No left-overs shall appear
in our inventory. They must
go at prices that look more
like giving than selling.
TWO DAYS' SALE OF TOY SPE
CIALS, FRIDAY . SATURDAY
rK
2.25 Giri e toiwos, at 1.75 $1.85 Boys' Sleds, at 1.25
$1.38 Boys' Sleds, at 85c 85c Boys Sleds, at.. 60c
68c Boys' Sleds, at. . 48c A few sleds left at. . 19c
Pit and Flinch The two popular games on ZAp
sale Friday and Saturday at .JM
In Toy Section, Second Floor.
FRIDAY REMNANT DAY.
THE ENORMOUS SALES DURING THE HOLIDAYS HAVE MADE
US THOUSANDS OF REMNANTS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF
THE DRY GOODS SECTION.
Dress Goods Remnants
Unheard of bargains $1.0O, $1.23, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 quality black
and colored dress goods
Friday, on the Big Bargain Circle, 49c Per Yard.
Waist lengths, skirt lengths and dress patterns serges, cheviots, granites,
voiles, uit'ltons, kerseys, uiilor suitings. Tamlse cloths, poplins, inel
rose cloths, broadcloths, zlbelines, crepes, Henriettas, herringbone and,
In fact, all thnt Is left In odd lengths from our entire dress goods
stock. Come Friday morning to the biggest bargain event of the year
49c Yd. -Friday Only-49c Yd.
REMNANTS OF LINENS SUCH AS TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS,
ROLLER TOWELING, ETC.
Remnants of Flannels
Kimona flannels, fancy pntterns, lengths 2 to 8 yards,
worth up to 25c per yard, at 1UI
Mill end remnants of outing flonnels, lengths 5 to 18 yards, ft1
quality llc, price O3C
Remnants of Ribbons
We place on sale Friday about 1,500 remnants of ribbons accumu
lated 4 tiring our great Christmas busings, and will sell them at prices
never befyre heard of In the city of Omaha.
Pre-Inventory Sale of Misses'. Boys', and
Girls' Fleece Lined Underwear
Fine Jersey ribbed, colors grey, full fashioned vests, tthlrts, pants and
drawers-yvulues In the lot worth up to 40c a garment-
Sizes 16, 18, 20 at, a garment 10c
Sizes 22, 24, 26 at, a garment 15c
Sizes 28, 30, 32, 34 at, a garment 25c
-Clean Up of Ladies' Sweater.
Our entire stock-$2.50, $2.05, $3.50, $:i.95, $4.50 $4.05 IOC
all, Friday, at I. J 3
Children's Hoods
Eiderdown, white and fancy silks and fur trimmed, regular IQ
prices 50c to $1.00 all, Friday, at rOC
Children's Cloaks
Ages 3 to 6, fine cloth lined and padded brown, red, blue AO
worth $3.50, Friday, .at l.aO
CLOTHING
Bargains in men's overcoats F
and ulsters, $15 coats at ! y
Bargains in boys' reefers and
overcoats, $3 coats at
Sizes 3 to 8 years.
Bargains in child's suits, tj (f 1
$5.95 suits, at ii.,j)
Slzafl 3 to S onlv. Don't overlook themm mult. Lat
B "
Bargains in men's suits,
$13.50 suits at
On Bargain. Square
Men's all wool shirts and draw-13? P
ers, worth up to $1.50, at.....
Men's ribbed natural wool
drawers and ubirtd regular 50o
a garment, at
Boys' fleece lined shirts and
drawers regular fifty cents
a garment, at
Bow and Band Bow Ties twenty-five cent
ones, at
Cardigan Jackets one dollar and fifty cent
ones, at
Holiday Suspenders (single boxed) one dollar
and fifty cent ones, at
Holiday Neckwear (single boxed) one dollar
and fifty cent ones, at ,
Golf Gloves, samples one dollar ones,
at
Omaha WtatherFair Friday. ss- 1
GROCERY
SUPERIOR VALUES FOR ALL ECO
NOMICAL HOUSEKEEPERS.
Twenty Green Trading J f
Stampa with pound Uulden A.l'iC
Santos Coffee
Ten (II) Green Trading ZQ
Stamps with pound jOC
Tfa
Ten ill) Green Trading
Stamps with pound Can- aW5C
Ten ($1) Green Trading f
Stamps with J packages Ben-
nett's Capitol Mince Meat "'w
Ten (SI) Green Trading P
Stamps with 2 packages f 1
Dr. Price s Food
Ten ($1) Green Trading M
Stamps with pound can Ben- S.iMrf
nett's Capitol Xaklns Powder.
Ten (11) Green Trading H
Stamps with I packages ,tC
Dennett's Capitol Oats aaivw
CADY
Filled tip with all the good thlnjrs.
Ten (ll.Oii) Green Trading f"
Stamps with package JfJ
Lemon Drops
rsig reduction on oieus.
la -2.25 Black Beauty Sleds at. ..1.75
1.50
8.50
"eete35c
25c
10c
89c
50c
50c
50c
......
LADIES'
FURS
HALF PRICE.
flWDEK
THE RELIABLE STORE.
Remnant Day in Great Domestic Room.
Not only rtmnant Any, but prHnvantivy
taking-. A rare chance for bargain getting-.
Bleached Muolln and Cambric,
worth 10c
.. ..3Jc
3M7c
yard, long mill ends,
at, yard
Standard Dress Calicoes,
at, yard
Atnoskeag Apron Check Uinghama.
at, yard
K"c English Flannelette.
at, yara
litc Standard Dress Ginghams,
at, yard
.5c
5c
,5c
Remnants of Wool Dress Goods.
100 patterns of all wool and ullk and wool
Dreas Ooods, M and 68-ln. wide, sold at
rrom Jl.fcO to XbO yd., will bo
on Kale at, a yard
ltO Dress Patterns that sold from
1.60 to Li.OO yd., will go at
.98c
75c
2t nil wool Dreaa Pattern that
sold at M.00 to 11.60 yd., will go t ,OVt
6U) Patterns of all wool silk and wool. etc.
that sold rrom Ebc to 11.25,
at ,
39c
Our Great Pre-Inventory Silk Sate Now in
Full Swing.
Fancy Silk, 200
) piece, worth 75c
49c
and ii. oo i
yd., special
68o Hlack Taffeta, iA-ln. wide.
49C
at, yard
THREE DAYS MORE
Grocery Stock to be Reduced to One Haif. Read These Money-Saving
Prices.
18 lbs. Pure Cane Granulated Sugar for $1.00
10 Bars Rest laundry Simp for
Toilet Sonp. i cake for 5 :
6 lba. Rreukfuat Oatmeal 10c
6 lbs. Hand-picked Navy Beans lac
6 lbs. good Japan Rice l.,o
1-lb. Cans Assorted Souus 7So
Quart Cans Table Svrui)..
Wo
H-lh. Cans Break faxt Corn
l.trge bottlts Sweet Pickles
1-lb. package CondenHed Mince Meat.
1-lb. cans Fancy A husk a 8almon
l'i-os. can Evaporated Ore-am
Egg-O-See, Muita Vita, Xcelo, etc.,
per packaga
lb. Cans Solid Packed Tomatoes
.IT'-.c
...5c
....5c
....c
..7H-
..74c
J-lb. Can Rake.l Reans 7Hc
2-lb. Cuns Sweet Sugar Com 74c
HAYDEN BROS.
, TO. THE TON
WE ARE SELLING COAL
Rock Springs fep. S7.40
Manna, Nnt S6.90
Pennsylvania Anthracite .... Sf 1.00
Arkansas Anthracite ...S8.50
ALSO HAVE ALL THE CHEAPER
GRADES
192 IZARD ST.
Those soft and dreamy
will sparkle with the
love-light when
OCCO
Ghocolaiea
re presented. Dainty boxes, delicate-
flavors, soft and creamy
centers are sure winners.
Pocked OTwi sealed in our
spotless candy factory.
Sold Everywhere In 10c,
39c and 60c Boxes.
Omaha Candy Go.
South Omaha Ice
and Coal Company
CRESCENT
Thone 373
HAS NO
912 S. 13th Street
and
I
5L
NEW YEAR'S GIPTS
It Is quite the thins these days to make soma dainty llttlo
f lft to uaher in ina New Year. We have a nice line of
anry beautiful pieces in Jewelry and Biurllng- Silver If
t is your mount 10 mane uh a flft, spars a few
ninutra In our More. Our store will he closed all d 11
vlonday. Iook for the name
S. W. LINDSAY. Jeweler.
1616 DOUGLAS 8TKECT.
. LADIES
COATS
HALF PRICE
remnant dy ths last ons before
Stork
15c Rleached Pillow Cnalng, 46-In. w1dv
long mill ends. 7 kf
at, yard.... w
2Kc Hhcer white I'erxlan lawns, lOr!
long mill end, at. yard
Check and Stripe Nainsook, Dimities, I-eno
trlpc!. etc.. worth 15c per yd., 71c
at. vunl
2&c Scotch Suiting, f fir
Ht. vunl
REMNANTS OF A1J. KIND8 OF TA-
HLE LINENS AT HALF.
o pHttiTtin thnt sold from Bflc to
,.22.c
1.00 yard, will go at
l.ono Remnant of all wool and lialf wool ffl
that sold
no to 6! will go on ic i'J
a, a yard llJW I
this sale
ON THE PIECE.
$1.0 goods ROc
at, yard
ii. wj goons IlUC
at. vurd OVW
,lf) BI"''k Taffe,ft' 27-n- w,,s- 69t
J b " k Taffeta, 3t.-ln. wide, 79c
BEFORE INVENTORY.
2-lb. Cans Fancy Wax, String or Lima
iteaim
4S-lh. sucks High Patent Mlnnesotav
Flour
Ingo California lunes. per lb...
Choice California Peaches, per lb..,
English ('leaned Currant, per lb...
..lit)
..3 Wo
....MS
,.60
Choice Muscatel Ritiflns. per lb..
l noire Ainscntei Kitiflns, per in... 6o
FRESH KRL'IT SALE I'olt NEW YEARS.
Fancy Mixed Nuts, r lb ....U'-o
Inrge, Juicy Navel Oranges, per dos llo
Large, bright Cape Col Crai berries, qt..7jo
1-lb. p.tcknge California Figs to
New Colorado Honey, per rack lito
Juicy California Lemon, per dos 100
Large, ripe Hnnanaa, per dos 12a
GREAT REDCCTIONS IN EVERT DE
PARTMENT BEFORE INVOICING.
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