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TIIE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, FERTiUARY 22. 1005.
JLDSON NAMES COMMITTEES
Men Who Will Do Detail Wrk for the
Commercial Club.
SMOKER PLANNED FOR FRIDAY EVENING
ttiertn at Which Old and Hew
Members Will Meet aad General
Acquaintance Will Be
Made or Ileaewed.
The principal business of the executive
committee of the Commercial club at Its
regular meeting Tuesday afternoon was the
selection of tho standing committees which
are necessary under Its organization to
carry on the work, and the approval of
the plans of the entertainment committee
for an entertainment and smoker Fridny
evening. The club is looking forward to
this party with considerable enthusiasm.
It Is Intended for a sort of reunion and
revival. The new members of the club
will be given a chance to meet the old
members, and men who have fallen out
nf touch with the active- affairs of the
organization are to be routed out and
coaxed Into line again. The entertainment
Is to begin at 8 o'clock Friday evening.
There la no telling when it may end. Carl
Relter and Frank Dunlop are to be the
official entertainers and everyone else 1
expected to turn lose and do some volunteer
stunts.
In presenting the committee to the
executive committee. Chairman Judson
said;
In making these appointment I have en
deavored to fill the committers with good
worker and to give representation to all
the different lines of buwlness On ac
count of our great Increase In member
ship I thought It bewt to Increase the
number of members on the different com
mittees, and have also added one or two
extra committees that are necessary for
effective work. I call especial attention to
the committee on public affairs, which
committee will take up matters of a gen
eral character Wiat come before our club.
Heretofore there have been a number of
Important matters come up that could not
be acted upon by a smaller committee and
I have tried to make this committee large
enough and Influential enough t take care
of any matters that may be brought be
fore the club.
Standing; Committers.
The list of standing committee named
by Chairman Judson 1st
Acquaintance H. K. Burket, chairman;
F. M. Blleh, J. H. Uarberg. Dr. VV. U.
Henry, Frank Johnson, O. L. Klpllngor, O.
E. McCune, F. U. Panrer. U. W. I'mlner,
8. J. Potter. J. B. Kedneld, O. W. Kyan,
H. K. Bumlerland, C. 1. Thompson, J. D.
Weaver and F. Boyd.
Jobbing Trad'. A. C. Smith, chairman,
C. E. Bedweli, F. I'. Klrketidall, G. N. Peek,
C. H. Pickens, J, B. Kalim. U. M. Rlbbel,
W. Kunyan, J. A. Sunderland and J. F,
Wilhelmy.
Advertising Frank Johnson, chairman;
W. 8. Jardlne, C. I). Thompnon.
Judiciary H. 11. Bakings, chairman; J.
F. Stout, W. S. Poppieton.
Auditing David Cole, chairman; George
H. Kelly, Q. W. Noble,
Live Stock and Packing R. C. Howe,
chairman; W. J. C. Kenyon, J. A. Mc
Ntiughton. Conventions Thomas A. Fry, chairman;
William H. Koenig, Rome Miller, H. J.
Penfold, W. G. lire.
Entertainment John Steel, chairman;
Charles Harding, A. T. Karbach, D. M.
Delnlnger, O. D. Klpllnger.
Finance C. T. Kountze, chairman; V. B.
Caldwell, F. T. Hamilton, A. Millard, C. E.
Walte, Z. T. I,lnday. C. H. Plckena, F. 1).
Sanborn, A. C. Smith.
Grain Market N B. Updike, chairman;
N. Merrlam, E. P. Peck, A. I,. Reed.
Location of Industries E. A. Benson,
chairman; Z. T. Lindsay, T. H. McCague.
Manufacturers F. E. Sanborn, chairman;
R. J. Dinning, J. J. Gibson, G. L. Hammer,
Charles Harding, George H. Kelly, George
H. Iee, J. H. Taylor, A. J. Vlerling, O. U.
Williams.
Membership Fred Paffenrath, chairman;
C. H. Brown, A. Hospe.
Memorial E. V. Lewis, chairman; J. IL
Dumont, W. Runyan.
House H. 8. Weller, chairman; H. K.
Burket, E. V. LewlB.
Insurance O. W. Hoobler, chairman;
W. Farnam Smith, H. E. Palmer.
International Arbitration E. A. Benson,
chairman; General C. F. Manderson, Dr.
G. L. Miller, Alfred Millard, John Steel.
Irrigation E. E. Bruce, chairman; T. C.
Havens, O. H. Payne, Z. T. Lindsey, M. C
Peters.
Publla Affairs Euclid Martin, chairman;
B. M. Andreesen, M. T. Barlow, G. C. Bar
ton, C C. Belden. G. F. Bldwell, Arthur
Bramlrls, C. H. Brown, E. E. Bruce, I. W.
Carpenter, Frank Colpetzer. Luther Drake,
William Hayden. G. M. Hitchcock, G. W.
Holdrege, P. E. Her, Thomas Kilpatrlok,
F. P. Kirkendall, H. Kountze, Z. T. Lind
sey, T. J. Mahoney, John L. McCague, W.
H. McCord, Alfred Millard, J. H, Millard,
A. L. Mohler. E. M. Morsmfln, C. H. Pick
ens, A, I Reed, E. Roaewater, A. C. Smith,
J. A. Sunderland, O. W. Wattlea. C. F.
Weller, J. M. Woolworth, W. 8. Wright,
H. W. Yates, C. K. Yost, Edward Updike,
Thomas A. Fry. Mel Uhl.
Retail Trade C. M. Wllhelm. chairman;
J. IE- Baum, A. J. Beaton, C. E. Black, H.
H. Brandels, Thomas A. Fry, William Hay
den, A. Hospe, Charles R. Sherman, R. S.
Wilcox.
Trade Extension W. L. Yetter, chairman,;
Edgar Allen, J. F. Carpenter, J. C. Colt,
F. L. HsJler, G. I Hammer. C. 8. Hay
ward, 13. A. Hlnrlchs, Z. T. Lindsey, J. 8.
White.
Transportation Charlea H. Pickens, chair
man; John S. Brady, J. F. Carpenter, W.
M. Glass, A. C. Smith.
CLEARING THE BRANDE1S SITE
Building Being Torn Down to Make
Room for the New Retail
Palaea,
The buildings which encumber the site
of the new J. L. Brandels & Sons bank
are being removed. They were purchased
for Rohrbough brothers of the Omaha
Commercial college by Shlmer & Chase;
who have charge of the destruction. The
beat of the material will be used In the
new business college which Is to be built
t Nineteenth and Farnam streets, and
that part which is not found suitable will
be resold. The workmen had Intended to
take down the two flats at one time, but
because of the occupants of the old Glen
calrne not moving out, only one double
flat i being worked on. The occupant of
the other building is holding out on a
lease which doea not expire until May 1.
The Seventeenth street corner building Is
till occupied, but will be torn down in a
short time. E. O. Hamilton is removing
the wooden barn back of the New York
Ufe building. The excavators will com
mence their work for the Brandels build
ing as soon as the brick and debris have
been removed.
Holiday Hoars at Postofflee,
The postofflee will oheerve today as a
holiday. The general delivery window will
be open up to 10:30 this morning and will
tken close for the remainder of the day.
Two carrier deliveries will be made in the
business district this forenoon and but one
In the residence district.
All of the offices in the federal building
will be closed for the transaction of busi
ness today for the entire day.
letter received by Assistant Postmaster
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BIG SPECIAL SALE
SPRING DRESS GOODS
Today we will make a special bargain day in our
dress goods department very special prices on some of
the most popular and fashionable spring fabrics.
White India Lawn at 12k Yard
We will sell 100 pieces of this tine
25c quality lawn tomorrow on front
bargain equare it is 42 inebes
wide very fashionable spring fab
ric at, yard
White India Linon at 25c Yard
We will also sell 100 pleeos of this fine 42-lncb cloth.
regular ouo grade or India Linon, Wednesday only,
yard ,
25c French Organdies I 75c Black Mohairs
In pretty floral g And Sicilians,
desitrna for Wed- H H B I 33 and 54 Inches
nesda.v's sale, at BHli wide, regular 6o
yard ) and ioc grades, yd..
Voiles for Shirt YViv.sl Suits
In miniature check. Shepherd chocks. Invisi
ble rarreau, Tartan chocks nud plaids,
every late color and texture, at, yard ....
PLAIN VOILES FOR STREET DRESSES
Specially Adapted for tho New "Trotteur" Skirt
Wire Cloth Voile Crepe Ondule in all cor- i I PA
rect shades modore, Habana, macron, JQ TO l.a)U
chusseur, rnetelo, Gris, Cuire, etc. yard.... .w ev
For drossy frocks, latest and most orljdnni shades Copperas, Lis de Vln,
Chasseur, Pomona, Autumn Brown, Olive, Faille, etc., - 75
Mohairs and Sicilians
FANAMA CLOTHS The practical and stylish cloths in melanges of erery
color, tartan checks, shepherd checks, etc., rich and AQrm'J 5ft
silky, per yard 47L"dU.
Fine cloths for street suits and shirt 'waist suits, requires no lining, tar
tnn checks and plaids, shepherd checks, etc., 50 and 54 iQ- O
inches wide, at, a yard 4"C"P
12 c
39c
85c to 1.50
CREAM DRESS GOODS
Sicilians, Panamas, worsteds, oat
meal canvas, etc.
BROADCLOTHS
We Import direct the highest class
French and Austrian broadcloths.
CHIFFON BROADCLOTH
Adapted for the very dressy semi-tailored costumes, In rich street
tints, also In the new pastel tints for party and dinner gowns, and opera
wraps.
Popular priced broadcloths in great variety of colors
at, yard
I
Black, Dress Goods
This department is replete with the
broadest possible showing of (roods
from home and foreign markets
"We guarantee our dyes."
1.00-1.50
Spring Wash Fabrics
The very finest foreign and domestio
wash goods, including the fine white
linens linen lawns batistes fancy
dress novelties Damask wash linens
silk organdies French organdies.
J, L. BRANDEIS & SONS. BOSTON STORE
TO
DR. BRADBURY
1S06 FARNAfl
Teeth Extracted 25c
Porcelain Filling $ 1 up
Oold Filling $1 up
Silver Filling... 5c up
Crown $2.80 up
Plates $100 up
DENTIST
IS Years Same Location
'Phone 1756. '
Bridge Work $2.50 up
Nerves removed with
out pain.
Loose Teeth Made
Solid.
Work guaranteed 10 years.
Woodard from Postmaster H. E. FaJmer
from Florida states that he has Just re
turned from his trip to the Bahama inlands
and Cuba. He pronounces Havana, Cuba,
under the new regime the handsomest and
cleaneBt city he has had the pleasure of
visiting In recent years. Captain Palmer
will return home on March L
DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. Lnln Rosen.
KEARNEY, Neb., Feb. a. (Special Tele
gram.) A message was received this morn
ing announcing th death of Mrs. Lulu
Pickering Roach, formerly of this city,
which occurred at her home in Brainard
at 7 o'clock this morning. Deceased had
reoently undergone an operation and had
been sick for a couple of weeks. Her
mother and sister left for Brainard last
night but It is not thought they could
have reached there la time to see her alive.
Mrs. J. Hendershot.
HEBRON, Neb., Feb, 21. (Special.) Mrs.
J. Hendershot died this morning of grip,
aged 79 years. Mrs. Hendershot, with her
husband, came to Hebron thirty-five years
ago. Her husband was past owner of the
townslte of Hebron and held many offices
of trust. She leaves seven sons and daugh
ters with a host of friends to mourn hor
loss.
Two A red Men.
RICHMOND, Ind., Feb. 21. Two remark
able men have Just died In Indiana. One
was Anthony Watt of Connersvllle, aged
82, the oldest member of the Elks in the
world. The other Is Henry Krueger of
Boone county, who served In the German,
English and American armies and who
saw the famous charge of the Light brig
ade. His age was 84.
Anthony Hnddleson.
TRIMBHLLB. Wis., Feb. 21. Anthony
Huddleson, aged 101 years, the first white
settler in Pierce county. Is dead at the
home of his grandson near here. Mr.
Huddleson was bom In Virginia and was a
direct descendant of the family of which
Daniel Boone was a member. His young
est child is 52 years of age and his oldest 80.
A. Gardner.
ATLANTIC, la., Feb. . (Special Tele
gram.) Mr. A. Gardner, aged 64 years, and
at one time editor of the Democrat, died at
his home In this city at midnight last night.
Ills death was caused by a stroke of apo
plexy suffered about a week ago. The
funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock at the residence. '
Mrs. J. J. Wlaecnp.
MISSOURI VALLEY, la., Feb. . (Spe
cial.) The funeral of Mrs. J. J. Wlsecup
occurred at her farm home, north of Mia-
MRS. J. BENSON.
ED. J. BROWN, Mgr.
Our New
Spring Corsets
Are now in. We can give you latest styles and shapes,
from $1.00 up.
We fit from $1.60 up.
Come In and see our line.
An elegant Hue of new fancy waists, in lace, from
$t?.:0 to $H.M). AIho china Bilk wash waixts, linens
mid lawns.
Just received, a uew Hue of Milk uud leather belts,
In black, white, uavy and bruwn. .
See the new shaded ribbons, In all colors.
DIAMONDS ?
Are a specialty with us. We carry
at all times an exceptionally complete
assortment of fine Diamonds at prices
so reasonable that we are willing to
refund nine-tenths of amount paid at
any time within one year from date
of purchase. 866 days of pleasure for
ten per cent of the cost Is the grati
fication not worth It?
15-& DODGE.
souri Valley, this morning at 10 o'clock,
with interment at St. John's cemetery,
Mrs. Wlsecup was 51 years old, was mar
ried In 1872, and leaves five children.
Earl of Sontheak.
LONDON, Feb. 21. The earl of Southesk,
(James Carnegie) died today. He was born
in 1S27.
Invest Constant OH stock. 801 N. Y. Life.
Harry B. Davis, undertaser. ill 8. ISth.
W. O. W. Ball.
On Wednesday evening, February 22. a
social dance will be given by the Omaha
central committee, Woodmen of the World,
at Germanla hall. The proceeds will go
towards the entertainment of the head
camp convention to be held here March 14
and 15.
SEASONABLE FASHIONS.
NO.
4527-LITTLE ONE'S COAT.
Sixes, 1 to 4 year.
For the accommodation of readers of Ths
Bee thebe patterns, ahich usually retail at
from 25 to 50 cents each, will be fuinUhed
at the nominal price of 10 cents. A supply
is i.i'W kept at out i.ftk-e. so those who
wish any pattern may get It either by call
ing or enclosing 10 cents, addressed "Pat
tern Department, Bee, Omaha."
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OMAHA WEATHKR REPORT,
Wednesday Toldert Rain or Know.
Dress Goods Bargains
for Red-Letter Day
Double Green Trading Stamps on all Dress Goods Wednesday
at 50 Cents Yard
at 75 Cents Yard
at $1.00 Yard
Sa.mp Sensation for Red-Letter Da.y in Our Cloak Room
B i
mm m sn 1
V a I
v. s. a i
M-inrh Black Mohair '
Sicilian, worth J1.00 yard
46-lnch French Voiles,
black, navy and brown,
worth $1.25 yard
64-lnoh Panamas, black, navy,
brown and hyacinth blue,
regular $1.50 value
XEW CRAVESETTKS.
A very handsome new lot of Crnvenette Coats in greys and new greens, shirred
back, leg o' mutton sleeve, stralsht front with belt. This is a 1 1 Cn
regular $17.50 coat, for Wednesday
Double Green Trading Stumps.
XEW SI ITS.
New Covert Suits with pleated Jacket, front and back, elegantly lined, tf Cf
pleated skirt, very nobby, worth $22.50, for Wednesday
Double Green Trading Stamps.
Very Special Red-Letter Day Sales With
Green Trading Stamp Inducements
rVio mts.
Ladles Medium Weight Union Stilts, In greys and ecru, sizes 4 to 9,
suits that sold at $1.35 and $1.S0. Wednesday onlv....
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps with every suit.
98c
25c
HOSIERY.
Ladles' and Children's Medium Weight Fleeced Hose, all sizes, war
runted fast colors, regular 25c quality, Wednesday only, pair
Five (50c) Green Trading Stamps.
15c
Bennett's Great
Grocery
Money saving sales every day in our
famous Grocery Section.
20 ($2) Green Trading Stamps with
pound Golden Santos Coffee 26c
10 ($1) Green Trading Stamps with
pound Imperial Jupan Tea 25c
10 ($1) Green Trading Stamps with
can pure ground Black Pepper 12c
10 ($1) Green Trading Stamps with
8 bars Bennett's Bargain Soap.... 25c
10 ($1) Gieen Trading Stamps with
lb. Bennett's Capitol Chocolate 36c
10 ($1) Green Trading Stamps with
pound Seedless Raisins 15c
V) ($3) Green Trading Stamps with
pound Candied Peel 25o
30 ($3) Green Trading Stamps with
10 cans solid pack Tomatoes $1.00
30 ($3) Green TrafUng Stamps with
10 cans I. X. L. Corn $1.00
10 ($1) Green Trading Stamps with
2 pkgs. Bennett's Capitol Oats.... 20c
10 ($1) Green Trading Stamiw with
pound can Bennett's Capitol Bak
ing Powder 24c
10 ($1) Green Trading Stamps with
10-lb. sack Corn Meal iSo
CANDIES
20 ($2) Green Trading Stamps with
lb. box Bennett's Special Choco
late Creama. 25
NovelTy'Boxes filled with Candy. ... 6o
Geo. Washington Hatchet.. 6o
6 (50c) Green Trading Stamps.
Furniture, Carpets
and Draperies
SPECIALS IN CARPETS
6x9 ft. Double Faced Smyrna ttugs,
warranted fast color. C QQ
each O.JQ
7-6x10-0, Same as C JQ
above O.tO
9x12 Smyrna , H 98
Cocoa Mats. Lp
14x24 Indies Tf
Wire Mats, Tit
10x24 Inches
Art Alteration Sale
98c
NOW OX.
PICTURES values up to $5.00-
all go at one
iff ice
Forty ($4.00) Green Trading Stamps.
20 per cent discount on Picture
Framing.
25 per cent discount on all pic
tures framed In our galleries, some
elegant values for the bargain
hunter.
20 per cent discount on Pyrog
raphy materials. This la the big
gest bargain sale known in the
Art trade.
Hardware Specials
TILL TOUR STAMP BOOKS.
First quality Copper, Nickli-Plated
Coffee and Tea Pots.
Coffee Pots,
2 pints ZJ.C
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps.
Coffee Pots, CIQ
3 pints ZOC
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps.
Coffee Pots, f f Q
4 pints l.UO
Forty ($4.00) Green Trading Stamps.
Coffee Pots, 111
5 pints 1.11'
Forty ($4.00) Green Trading Stamps.
Coffee Pots, f
6 pints I.iSU
Forty (4.00) Green Trading Stamps.
Tea Tots, Q
2 pints JimC
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps.
Tea Pots, ft Q
3 pints J 00,
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps.
Tea Pots, 1 ft Q
4 pints l.UO
Forty ($4.00) Green Trading Stamps.
Tea Pols, f f M
5 pints I.I'r
Forty ($4.00) Green Trading Stamps.
..SHOE SECTION...
Red-Letter Sale
175 pairs Ladies' Sample, Shoes, all sizes, worth 1
, $3.00, at..,.
Fifty ($5.00) Green Trading Stamps.
What is left of Felt Juliettes and Crochet Slip- 7 C
pers, worth $1.50 and $1.25, at OK
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps.
S00 pairs Children's Patent Tip Vici Kid Button Clp
,and Lare Shoes, worth $1.25, for XjJrK
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps.
The best Boys' and (Sill's Shoes made. Rork Oak f CA
Solen, all sizes, ill I.sJU
Men's (Jeuuine Shell rrdovuu uooilyear Welt PA
Union .Made Bluchers on stylish toe, at...4rftU
I
COnSET COVERS.
Ladles' White Knitted Corset Cover., elzes 4 to 6, alWHys sold at 40c
each, Wednesday onlv. earh
Five (50c) Green Trading Stamps with en.ch garment.
FACE VKII,IU.
About 100 pleres Face Veilings, they come in plain, dotted and fanry meshes, in
black and colors, veilings worth up to 60c yard, Wednesday only, 2SC
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with' every yard!
I.ACE STOCK COLLARS.
Pretty new Collars, new styles, worth up to 35c each, Wednesday, Cp
each SOW
Five (50c) Green Trading Stamps with every collar.
SHOPPING AXD OPERA BAUS.
A big lot of Silk and Satin Bags, blacks and colors, very cheap at $1.00 lQr
each. Wednesday, each 'KJzf
Fifty ($5 00) Green Trading Stamps with each bag.
WHITE WAIST PATTERNS.
Another lot of those fine White Shirt Waist Patterns, prettily embrold- QUr
ered, special for Wednesday, earh -'0
On sale at the Embroidery Section.
SALE OF I.IK PIEC ES. '
Fine Linen Squares, sizes 2t24, Damask Tray Cloths, 1Rx27, Damask Sideboard
' ' v , . . . . . . . . . i . ' ' . ,v null lliirij ' I'. Ill Li i iv in.., nuilll u
to 75c each, Wednesday at fe Linen Section, each JW
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps with each.
Fruits, Fruits
Another one of those sensational ORANGE
SALES all day Wednesday. One
car large, fancy Redland Navels,
sweet, juicy and delicious, doz
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps with each dozen.
Limit Three dozen to a customer. No dealers or
peddlers lupplied.
Red-Letter -Day Specials at our Meat Section
HAMS, HAMS.
Morton-Gersfson Co.'s Cholje No. 1 Sugar Cured, Regular Hams, l
every one guaranteed, at, pound 1 1C
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps with each ham.
LEAF LARD, 15 pounds for 1.00
SPARE RIBS, 4 ponnds for 25c
Double Green Trading Stamps with every purchase at our Delicatessen Counter
MEAT SECTION.
BOYS' KNEE
PANTS SUITS,
worth up to
special at
UI
ill
IB
TUB RBLtABI.B STORK.
BOYS' KNEE
PANTS, regu
lar 65c to $1.00
mucs choice,
35Cand50C
)
Muslin Underwear Wednesday
Muslin Underskirts $1.98
J J. 50
to
is.oo
1X doztiw'liiii(lsoniff skirts in the very newest nn1 prottlost designs with deep
knee flounces of lnce and embroidery nnd insertion underlay, with 4 ft Q
dust ruffle. These garments nre silently soiled but arc regular $3.00 I "ffl A ,
LAniKS' DKAWEHS, reulss 80c to
$1.00 values, handsomely trimmed J
with laces nud embroideries,
nt -i!)e and JmJ
3!e OORSKT COVERS, with lace and
embroidered yokes, wonderful C
- . Is
to $.".io values. Special nt
LADIES' SKIRTS, benutifuily trim
med nnd extra full nnd well made,
worth up to $.'l.SO, at $l.."iO f Q
and VOC
:c CORSET COVERS In very latest
styles, splendidly made, hnnd-
somely finished, special nt.
39c
value Wednesday at.
LADIES' CORSETS AND OIRDI.ES In while, drnb, pink or blue, two sets of
hose supporters attached, regular (Vc to $1.00 values. Special at 40c 'XCI
and Jt
CHILDREN'S HOSE, heavy ribbed, all sizes, worth 10c to 30c a pair,
in two lots at 15c and
C.EXTLEMEVS LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, full sized with large silk P
embroidered initial, worth from 10c to 25c, at 15c, 10c and ..-.JU
. ...25c
10c HALF HOSB (- I 50c MEN'S NbXTKWBAR
in heavy cotton at. pair J newest styles at
25c ROW TIES In great assortment of patterns
each ,
From 10 till 11 A. M.
CHILDREN'S UOWNS in heavy Out
ing Flannel garments, well worth
1 5c, the greatest snap yet
offered, nt, choice
Limit of three to a customer.
I2',c
25c
From ft A. M. Mi 12 M.
BOY'S WAISTS In new spring styles,
with bells and separate collars, blousa
or tight fitting, worth from 1CA
50c to 75c, choice JU
Limit of fonr to a customer.
Reliable Groceries at Reliable Prices.
We Retail to the Consumer at Wholesale Prices.
10 bars Swift's Pride, Heat 'Km All or
White Paris Laundry Sonp, for 25c
4S-IH. sacks High Patent Minnesota
Flour $1.49
10-lb. sacks -pure) granulated cornmeal.lc
7-ll8. he.t rolled oatmeal l5o
5- lbs. best hand-picked navy beans 19c
B-IIih. frond Japan rice o
6- lbs. best pearl Tapioca, Sago, Barley or
Farina 19c
1- lb. Jars pure fruit Jam 7c
Larse bottles assorted pickles 7iiO
3 bars Armour's White soap Hie
Castile soap, per cake 2Vj,o
On Time Yeast, pkg 2c
Pearllne, pks; 2a
Sapolio, per bar 6c
Gold Dust, kg 15c
3-lb. cans solid packed tomatoes 7HC
2- lb. pkgs. best sweet sugar corn....7Vc
I 2-lb. can Early June sifted peas 7H4
2-lb. can fancy wax, string or Lima
beans 44
! CKACKKR DEPT. SPECIALS
' Fresh crisp soda crackers, lb ...,...EH1
Fresh crisp ginger snaps, lb 4Va
l-lt. pkg. salted wafers 8 l4o
X-Cello, Malta Vita, Egg-O-Sse, eto.,
! Pkg 7H
I CnsiHi, the new crackers try It
i per package . .....,5a
l Swedish Health Pread, lb 10a
' THE BIO FRUIT DEPT. SPECIALS
Fancy eoft shell English walnuts, lb..l2Via
Fancy Highland navel oranges, doz.Lta
Fancy Colorado White Clover Honey,
rack lOo
Fancy Halloween dates, lb.. 6a
Imported Smyrna Figs, lb UVfra
Peanuts, per measure. ............. ...... 44
HAVDERj BROS.
V I A
Homeseekers' Excursions
TUESDAYS,
March 7th and 21st
April 4th and 18th
TO
Missouri, Kansas,
Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Etc.
Special Colonist one way tickets to certain
points, on sale March 21st.
ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP
(Plus $2.00.)
Final limit of tickets 21 days. Stopovers nllowed. For further In
formation, land, pamphlets, folders, maps, address any agent of the com
pany, or
. ' T. F- CODFREY, Passenger and Ticket Agent.
TOM HUGHES, Trnvellng Passenger Agent.
OMAHA, NEB.
1
FRY SHOE CO.
IS
THIS WEEK
is the
LAST WEEK
OF OUR. SALE
If you haven't been in to
see our bargains yet, don't
put it off any longer. You'll
be sorry if you miss tbem,
they're so good, and this is
the
LAST CHANCE
You will have for a long time
at such
GOOD BARGAINS
IN GOOD SHOES
Uemember, they are all
from our own stock of reli
able high grade goods, and
the prices have been greatly
reduced. We have bargains
For Men, Women, Children
Be sure and call this week;
' it's the last week of the sale.
ONE-WAY RATES
VIA
UNION PACIFIC
FROM
OMAHA
EVERY DAY
MARCH 1 TO MAY 18, 1803.
FRY SHOE CO.
Wh and Douglas.
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$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$22.50
$20.00
$20.00
to San Francisco, Los
Angeles, San Diego, and
many other California
points.
toEverett, Fairhaven,
Whatcom, Vancouver
and Victoria.
to Portland, Astoria,
Taeoma and Seattle.
to Ashland, Koseburg,
Eugene, Albany and
Salem, including brangfc
lines in Oregon.
to Sppkane and tntflk
mediate O. R. A N. points;
to Wenatchee and inter,
mediate points.
to Butte, Anaconda
Helena, and all Inter,
mediate main line points.
to Ogden and Salt Lake
City, and intermediate
main line points.
For fullor information call or addresa
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 FARNAM ST.
I'huue 810.
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Malydor Mfg. Co., Lancaster, 0..U.S.A. 1
VOU HAVEN'T TRIED IT, A RARC
TREAT IS IN STORE .-OR VOU
SERVED EVERYWHERE