TITE OMAITA DAILY DEE: TTCURSDAY. JANUARY 26, 1903.
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REMARKABLE SALE
29,000 Yards of Sample Strips of
EMBROIDERIES
Thousands of yards of extra wide Em
broideries and flouncings made of the finest nain
sook aud cambric widths up to 20 inches especi
ally adapted for corset covers,
children's dresses, etc., scores
of fine new effects actually
worth up to 75c a yard
at. yard ..
Embroideries Inserting Galloons
Barcple strip, trinl lensrtlis of factory ends of high grade Embroideries
Just rr lved from the New York custom house we secured them from
a SwStn-riand manufactnrer, from whom we regularly receive factory
ends three times a year Nainsook, Cambric and Hamburg all widths,
Including extra wide worth up to 35c yard at yard
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CLEARING AWAY ALL
Glassware and Chinaware
From the N. H. Bliss Stock and
St. Louis Purchase
We must clear away all the two im
mense stocks of chinaware and glassware
from our recent purchases without delay.
Glassware and Chinaware are not regular
lines in this store and we cannot carry over
any piece whatever. Thursday as the cli
max of the sale will be the greatest bargain
day in glassware and chinaware ever held.
EVERYTHING MUST GO TODAY
At Prices Never Before Known in Omaha.
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QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO!
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I SQUARE PIANOSl
AT
Give Away Prices
STECK
VOSE & SONS
HARDMAN
CABLE & CO.
McCAMMON
JEWETT
STORY & CAMP
HALLETT & CUMSTON
KNABE
CHICKERING
DUNHAM
AND OTHERS
All thoroughly tuned and repair
ed at our factory, guaranteed,
worth from $75.00 to $150, but to
clone them out quickly .we offer
them at prices ranging from $25.00
to $50.00 at our Omaha factory.
Cash or time. A nice stool and
cover Included. You can trade
back any of them within two years
without discount toward any new
piano we sell.
Write today they will go fast
at these prices.
Address,
Schmoller & Mueller
THE ONLY ONE-PRICE
Piano Store la Nebraska
Piano Makers
1313 FARNAM ST., OMAHA, NEB.
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BEST BECAUSE Ton are WOT raytna- for bill board., feare palntlasr. eloetca.
PfVaa aaaia, eta., but for Fine Quality-H arana Tobaooo, Kftl AL to Imported
jia-ara. Bold fllroot TO tn reiaue vj aw iuiu hciua wiim vvj.,
lunh ST. VOVU.
DONAHUE ON -EARLY CLOSING
Chief of Poliot Opposed to Eitendiig Open
Time for laloons.
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CAUSE OF MORALITY AND 600D ORDER
I'lan to Chan Closing Boar from
Midnight to 1 O'ClocIc la
'Looked on With Dis
favor by Chief.
From the standpoint of Chief of Pollca
ttonahue the extension of the midnight
closing- ordinance for saloons to 1 o'clock,
as proponed In the council, la not a good
thing. The chief thinks that the hour's
difference will contribute to Immorality and
crime, and that possible privileges to be en
Joyed by actors and theater patrons will be
in small proportion to the harm done.
The city legal department la authority for
tho statement that the proposed ordinance
conflicts In no way with the Slocura law.
It Is Juvtltied by its supporters on the
ground that often persons coming Into
cafes from the theaters cannot get their or
ders for meat and drink served and paid for
before the stroke of 13.
"I shall continue to enforce the midnight
closing law closely until the new ordinance
is parsed end approved," said Chief Dona
hue. "There Is no doubt that the proposed
change will be advantageous to the Baloon
men. as they can do much' more business
between the hours of 12 and 1 than from
4 to ( In the morning. It will be noticed
that the time during which saloons must
remain closed Is the same, it simply being
thrown an hour forward.
Mhr It is Bad.
"Personally I do not wish to pose as
favoring or disapproving of the ordinance,
but since you asked me what effect I
think tho change would have on the
morality and good order of the city, I must
say that I think the change would be a
bad one. I know that some thirty or more
actors and actresses playing here every
night at the three theaters seldom get
out of their dressing rooms before mid
night and that they like a little refresh
ment before going to bed. But they can
arrange for their drinks In advance and
have -them In their rooms. Bo far as
theatrical patrons are concerned they are
usually able to get all they wont before
midnight and about the time the last cars
go.
; "To make ens regulation for hotel bars
and cafes and another for the saloons
would mean the cry of discrimination and
It hardly seems a fair proposition.
' "I have always held that places that
sell liquor should close at midnight as I
believe every man and woman whose work
does not prevent it should be In their
homes by 13 o'clock. However that may
be. It Is certain that the extra hour would
afford much more opportunity for drunken
ness, fighting, debauchery and general Im
morality. Ezteada Tenatatloa,
.. "Most of tho cheap dances downtown
break up about 11:30 or 12 o'clock. The
couples or the men returning home would
do so If the saloons and places where they
'could obtain liquor were closed. With
them open many ill yield to the
temptation to have a drink or two and
demoralisation is bound to result In many
taxes.
. "Altogether, I think the proposition has
law features id commtud it and pur-
sonally I am not in sympathy with It at
all. Saloon men are now given until 12:30
to balance accounts and arrange their
closing for the night after business has
been stopped at 12. The extension would
mean about 1:30 before the places were
actually closed and we all know that
saloon men, like those in every other bust
ness are prone to get all they can."
Mortality Statistics.
The following births and deaths have
been reported to the Board of Health dur
ing the twenty-four hours ending at noon
Wednesday:
Births Harry Ruben. Els North Sixteenth
boy; Sam J. Lindsay, 2420 Franklin, twin
gins; ueorge u. fray, m jviartna, Doy; hi.
x. i ayes, sses worm weniy-iourtn, girl.
Deaths F. K. W. Oassnmn. Walnut. Ia.
SE; Phoebe A. RodabauKh, Benson, 40;
Iewls II. Potts, S17 Leavenworth, 69: John
SEASONABLE FASHIONS.
NO. 4650-INFANTB DRESS.
BIses, 1 to t years.
For the accommodation of readers of The
Bee these patterns, which usually retail at
from 25 to 60 cents each, will be furnished
at the nominal price of 10 cents. A supply
Is now kept st our office, so those who
wish any pattern may get It either by call
ing or enclosing 10 cents, addressed "Pat-'
tern Department, Bee, Omaha."
TARTAR IS A TARTAR
Soft, spongy, sensitive gums result from
tartar accumulation. II should be removed
at once by your dentist and thereafter pre.
vented by (ha use of
SOZODOIMT
TOOTH POWDER
and its complement, SOZODONT Liquid.
The Powder Is slightly abrasive, Is abso
lutely free from rit and acid, and is just
the thing for those who have an inclination
for the niceties of every-day ufe.
I FORMS LIQUID, POWDER. FASTI
Thursday,
Friday arvd
Saturday
Drexel's cut prices on High-
grade Shoes continues to draw the
crowds. When Drexel advertises
a cut In prices, everybody knows
It is a genuine cut.
For the balance of this week we
will give 25 per cent discount on
Hanan, Hoyden and Clapp's men's
double sole shoes in styles we are
closing out
Ilanan Women's double sole, kid
shoes, $5.00 values, 3 75
Ilannn's women's double sole, pat
ent colt blucher, A f(
$0.00 value, at T.JU
S. and M. French enamel men's
double sole, kid lined, Z 7 C
regular $5.00 value, at..J,$
Women's Shoes, turn or welt soles,
broken lots, regular $3, f rn
$3.50 and $4.00 values. . .l.jU
Women's Spring Heel Shoes, broken
lots, regular $2.00 and f AA
$2.50 values. l.UU
Misses' Shoes, broken sizes, regular
$1.50 and $2.00 values, "J
Drexal Shoe Go.
419 FARNAM STREET,
Omaha's ilp-ti-Bi!i Shot Hons
ASK FOR OCR FREE CATALOGUE.
ATHLETES
TO KEEP IN GOOD TRIM
MUST LOOK WELL TO THE
CONDITION OF THE SKIN.
TO THIS END THE BATH
SHOULD BE TAKEN WITH
HAND
SAPOLIO
All Orocrt and Druggists
r t r m atL,,'iiia&ri
HOTELS.
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HOTEL EMPIRE
Broadway and Sixty. third Street,
empire I'ark
NEW YORK CITY
over $250,000 -'
JUST COMPLETED
ELECTRIC CLOCKS, TELEPHONES
AND AUTOMATIC LiartlJNU
DEVICES IN EVERY ROOH
Completely Hemodeled. Hedecorated
aad Hefaralebed taroagkoat
Oae lllaate to Klevalea aa Subway
Statloaa
T aearest ear at any Railroad ar
Steamboat Terminal, tbey all pass
Wlhln easy walking distance of ail
Theatres and department Stores.
Restaurant aoted for Etcelltst Cooklnf, Eff
ueni acriiic ana mouersit inirfet
Rooms (with use of beth) f-1 V per day up
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Suites " " " ti.U
W. JOHNSON guic
Weather ForecastThursday, Fair, Warmer
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Exceptional
Bargain
Opportunities
.. In our
LACE DEPT.
Thursday.
THE RELIABLE STOHSh
Lace Sale Adver
tised for
Wednesday
Continues
Thursday.
USE THE PHONE!
These Zero Days should make no difference to your merchandising.
If you've a phone, you're no further from headquarters Bennett's
than your hand is from the receiver.
Prompt wagon delivery to all sections of the city every day.
DRY GOODS
To Be Continued:
OWING TO THE EXTREME COLD WEDNESDAY
PREVENTING MANY FROM GETTING DOWN TOWN,
WE WILL CONTINUE THREE OF OUR GREAT BAR
GAIN SALES THURSDAY.
LINENS Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, Toweling, and
fancy linens. ALL WITH DOUBLE GREEN TRAD
ING STAMPS, THURSDAY.
DRESS GOODS, our entire stock of black and colored
Dress Goods, all at the inventory sale reduced prices,
and DOUBLE GREEN TRADING STAMPS,
THURSDAY.
FUR. COATS AND CAPES, with every fur coat or fur
cape sold on Thursday, we will give a FULL BOOK
OF GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
Important
for Crockery
Buy
s
ers:
if!
83c
E75c
LARUE STZB WHITE SLOP
JARS, WITH COVER
AND BAIL
Twenty (12.00) Grwn Trading Stamps.
quaint and curious, ail sizes,
remicea to fz.48, il.ini,
$1.48. 80c and
One Hundred ($10.00) Green Trading
Stamps with eafh stein, but only
on purchases made In person.
DISCOUNTS, DISCOUNTS.
ONE-FOURTH OFF ON ALL DEC-
OKTED VASES.
ONE-FOURTH OFF ON ALL DEC-
ORATKD LAMPS.
ONE-FOURTH OFF ON ALL LAMP
OLOBEa.
WELSBACH GAS BURNERS, with
patent Airhole Glassware, lWr1
complete Ofc
Thirty ($3.ofi) Green Trading Stamps.
HEAVY BRASS LAMP BURNERS.
No. 1 or 2, Q
each
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading- Stamps.
COMING!
,. WILL BE ON SATURDAY.
1 AN ARTIST'S OPPORTUNITY.
ANOTHER RALE OF WHITE CHINA
FOR DECORATING. KVERTHINO
THAT THE POTTER'S WHEEL
COUIA TURN OUT. flr
per piece JJ,
SECOND FLOOR.
Bennett's .BfeWM
Grocery HSS
Twenty-seven years catering to the
Omaha people lins put our Grocery
Section In the lead. 1
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading- Stamps
with ore pound Imperial On
Japan Tea
Twenty ($2.0o) Green Trading Stamps
w ith pound Tea, all A fin
kinds OC
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps
with two-pound can Ben- ztttr
nett's Breakfast Coffee OW
Twenty ($2.00i Green Trading Slumps
with pound Bennett's Capl- OAn
tol Baking Powder
Ten ($1.C) Green Trading Stamps w !h
five bars Pride of On
Kitchen Soap ov'
Ten ($1.0i) Green Trading Stamps with
three cans Rocky Mountain 2"C
Evaporated Crc-am cW
Fifty ($6.00) Greon Trading Stamps
with quart can Franco-American ox
Tall or Mock Turtle lr
Soup OOW
Tw nty c$2.0) Green Trading Stamps
with pound Candled Peel, OS.r
Citron, Orange or Lemon "''
QINOER SNAPS
Fresh, spicy and crisp, . Ep
pound
CANDIES
Twenty ($2.00) Grrn I'rqdlng Stamps
with pound box Bennett's
Special Chocolate Creams
STEAM COAL
Buy your CHEROKEE STEAM COAL direct from the
producers and be assured of a uniform grade ,of coal.
We are by far the largest producers in the Cherokee field,
and are prepared to serve you well. Give us a chance to
convince you.
We also have the best grades of domestic coal.
CENTRAL GOAL & COKE COMPANY
Phone 1221-1095-4718. 15TII AND HARNEY STS.
GREAT SHOE SALE
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
The most sensational price reductions ever made In Omaha, (Vt or forme
selllnK price will not le considered In this sale, as the stock must be greatiJJ
reuueeu witnm tne next three tinys.
2.00
The Ultra $3.50 Shoe for Women at $2.00
e have decided to drop Ave lines of THE I'LTTtA $3.50 lac, patent mVk
aim vici Kiti, on account or tne sizes tx'intf uniliy broken and to
clear them np quickly, have marked them at the absurdly low
price per pnir
Never before Sold Pelow the Advertised rrlee $3.50.
Brooks Bros.' $3.00, $3.50 and $k.00 Shoes, $2.45
Brooks Bros., makers of the lest shoes manufactured In Rochester. N. T., har
pone out of buslnes.-. We were Omaha n-ems and carried n large and varied
stock or these shoes In order to dose them out quickly, will for
Uie next three days sell all these $3.ik, $3..") and $4.(ii shoes, in
vUT kid and patent calf nt, choice
for men.
1.59
2.48
1.59
LA Dins' SAMPLE and UEtJl I.AU
STtH'K SHOES, worth np
to $3.50, in this sale
All $1.50 aud $1.39 FUK Till MM ED
Jt'LlETS-durinij this
Men's. Women's and Misses' Velvet,
carpet sole, warm lined Slip,
pers, at
29c
29c
SAMPLF. r-UOWN MIOES
worth $2.50 and $3.(Ki; for
three days, per pair
ALL fiOc THREE l'OINT SLIITEUS
during; this TO
wile JVC
WOMEN'S 3r.c CARPET SI.IITERS
(ltirlnjc this in
sale ZUC
JERSEY I.E(i"HNr,S -For women, misses and children; reduction sale
price, 4!e. 3!c and
Men's fl.rxi satlu calf lace shoes
Boys' $1.50 satin culf lace shoes
Youths' S1..V) sntln calf lace shoes
Misses' $1.5i vlel and donpol.i lace shoes
Women's $1.75 and $1.5(1 vici kid lace shoes
Mttle men's $1.00 satin calf lace shoes
ChlMs' jfl.im sample shoes. lace or button, hand turned soles
Child's $1.'J5 sample shoes, lace, hand turned soles
20 Off on All Stetson Double Sole Shoes.
We are njrents for the celebrated STETSON. CROSSETT and JOHN MITCH
ELL Shoes for men and the I'LTRA and (JROVER Shoes for ladles.
EXTRA HELP DURING THIS SAJJE.
Extraordinary Cloak Bargains
HiOM TILL 12 A. M. Your unrestricted choice of any ladles' winter T etrt
coat In the house for three hours A miJVJ
Choice of any winter coat that sold up to $.50 O
at
WRAPPKH8 In order to Introduce our1
we will give a
'ten
701
SKIRTS YOU
98c
69c
WAISTS Your choice of any winter waist
in ine nouse jq
Thursday I40
All winter waists worth up
to $.1.00
Winter waists, worth up to
w, ai
95c
45c
new spring wrappers,
discount Thursday
of
$5.00. fi)0 AND $7.00
CHOICE
THURSDAY
ORANGES ORANGES ORANGES
AVERAGE SALES
e have Just received another car of t
excel all others for briR'.itne. juicines a
iteguiar 36c and 40c everywhere OC-.
our price, per dozen
Regular 2i"c and 30c everywhere OCin
our price, per dozen "wW
Fancy New Colorado White Clover Honey
per thck
ONE CAR A WEEK. .
hose fancy Highland Nnvel Oranges,
n d sweetness. On sale Thursday at
They
I Regular 20c everywhere
our price, per dozen a . 1
. 10c'
Regular 17V4c everywhere
our price, per dozen .
IN ORDER TO EXCAVATE
Our stock room we will have to remove
several carloads of Crockery and Glassware.
Goods Will Go at a Sacrifice
Fancy decorated and colored cream sets,
wortn 730 to 3.ou will sea in separate
pifces.
Butter Dish . C Saoon Holder-
for for
Sugar Bowl Cn Cream Jugs
for OW for
Handsomely decorated dinner and
tea sets, per piece
Fruit Dishes n Tumblers
for i...."V for
Wine Glasses Creuets
for
Decorated Plates, all
sizes
for.
5c
..5c
..5c
...lc
10c
..3c
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT SALE.
Choice California Prunes, Aa
pound w
Fancy Santa Cluia rrunes, fz
pound u"
Fancy S Crown Muscatel Raisins,
pound OW
Fancy 4 Crown Muscatel Raisins,
pound ww
Choice California Pcnehes, 7Ag
pound
Fancy Muir Peaches, Mir
pound -3W
Choice Cleaned Currants, 7ic
pound "
Fancy Evaporated Raspberries, 2lG
pound JW
Fancy Pitted Plums, 17 In
pound
Fancy California Apricots, )c
pound 1
Fancy Bartlrtt Pears, 12C
pound a
Fancy Seeded Raisins, fQ
per package
Going West?
If you contemplate a trip to
San Francisco
the pleasure seeker's great city, the Hotel
Del Monte, nestling in scenes of beauty, or
Southern California
with its lovely seaside resorts,
orange groves, beautiful gardens,
and quaint old Missions, the only way
to reach these magical 6cenes without suffer
ing any of the inconveniences of Winter travel '
is over the
UNION PACIFIC
Fast Trains. Smooth Roadbed. Fine Equipment.
, Inquire ,
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
Phoneme. 1321 FAKNAM STREET.
HAYDEIM BROS.
BALDUFF'S1
MIDDAY LUNCHEON
We make a specialty of our MIDDAY LUNCH
EON. Our Menu always includes a great variety of
dishes with all the dainties of the season. Roast
beef cooked to a turn, oysters, fish and salads that
make you call again. Quick service and satisfaction.
TRY US TODAY.
Telephone 711.
Just The Word Coal
Ought to be enough this time of the year to bring you in with
an order. Everybody in this city knows the kind of coal we
sell and the way we handle it. Those who have tried our
MONARCH COAL
say they want nothing better. 1 It comes from the Sheridan
district is the hardest Lignite coal mined no soot, no clinker,
no sulphur, little smoke, clean ash holds fire longer than
any soft coal known.
LUMP $6.50
. NUT $6.00
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A Prominent Feature of Our Coal
Our business methods
are clean, straightfor
ward. We have the
coal all grades. Satis
faction guaranteed. A
trialorder will convince
PHONE US
ONCE A CUSTOMER ALWAYS A CUSTOMER.
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