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CURRENT LITERATURE.
Th March St. Nicholas Is a fiction num
tftr, fiction that will please not only ths
girl and boys, but the grown-ups of the
family ss well. There are more chapter
and colored pictures, of course, to carry on
tha fun and adventure of L. Frank Baum's
Queen Zlxl of Ix." Then Agues Louise
Provost's "When the Ice Came Down" Is a
pleasantly aeaaonable story, and one to en
thuM all ambitious lad. There Is another
of tile de.lecU.ble "Plnkey Perkins" stories,
tetlln this time "How Plnkey Got Even."
Evry reader will laugh with Plnkey and
rejoice over the success of his mischievous
schemes. Belle Mow 'The Revenue Fund"
ts good reading for all the family, and
Bwedle," by N. De Bertrand Lugrln, Is the
fin story of brave little Yukon hero.
Important articles of timely Interest, and
a wealth of fiction, are noticeable In the
Century Magaslne for March. How the
Russian Gibraltar was cracked open by the
Japanesn, before the food supplies were
nearly exhausted. Is most Interestingly ex
plained by Richard Barry, an eye-witness.
In "The New Blege Warfare at Port
Arthur"; David Bell Macgowan, who will
be remembered as the author of a recent
article on 'The Russian Lourdes," and last
month of "The Conflict In Finland." now
writes, with knowledge freshly obtained
from representative Russians, of "The Out
look for Reform In Russia." -'"A Wonder
worker of Science." by William S. Har
wood. is the first of two authoritative
articles on the surprising achievements of
Luther Burbank, the California producer of
the thornless cactus and other plant novel
ties, which are shown plctoiially.
Mr. Maybrick'a own story. "My Fifteen
Lost Tsars," by Florence Elizabeth May
hrtck. This American woman spent the
best fifteen years of her life In an English
prison, although Innocent of any crime.
Stripped of her fortune and deprived of her
children, Mn. Maybrlck returns to her na
tive America and tells her sad story, a story
full ef the most Intense personal Interest.
She baa written with her own hand a book
giving for the first time her side of this
awful tragedy. It Is a most deeply inter
esting tory from beginning to end. Only
fragments of this history have -appeared In
newspapers and magazines. Published by
Funk A TV agnails company.
"Tha Prospector," a tale of the Crow's
Nest Pass,. by Ralph Connor. "The Prospec
tor" deals with the days before the smelter
superseded the prospecting miner, who
panned his gold, when the country waa
peopled but sparsely and by the usual mot
ley crowd of prospectors, cowboys, ne'er-do-wells
and fortune hunters. Into this
wild, free-and-easy country Ralph Connor
Introduce an eastern college graduate an
athlete and a man's man always. Impelled
by the highest of motives this man sacri
fices home and friends and mother at the
altar of stem duty, but never for a moment
does he lose a spark of his sterling man
hood, but Introduces to these westerners a
necessary muscular Christianity In defense
of the weak or In upholding the light.
Fleming H. Revall company, publishers.
"Rolf and the Viking's Bow," by AUen
French, to a story of Iceland, remarkable
for Its clear presentation of human im
pulses ungnlded by spiritual Influences. The
feuds, the bravery and courage of the
Norsemen are wound together In a tale of
great Interest. It Is a book to stir the
blood of the' boy. Beautifully bound and
elegantly printed by Little, Brown ft Co.,
Boston.
"The Mysterious Beacon Ught, by
George E. Walsh, is the story of how four i
boys spent their Taxation on board of the
Northern Star in the Arctic ocean, off
Labrador. Two years before the Nancy
Brown had been lost very mysteriously.
The Nancy Brown belonged to the father of
one of tha boy sailors, as did the Northern
Star also. Of course the boys found the lost
ship safe and found and brought it home
after many hair-breadth escapes. A most
thrilling and interesting tale. Illustrated
and handsomely bound. Published by Little,
Brown ft Co.; Boston.
The new Restnol art calendar for 1906 Is
one of the most beautiful calendars ever
issued. Blx sheets of heavy enameled paper
contain on one side six beautiful color de
signs of babies and children, while on the
reverse sides are drawings depicting child
life, with spaces for the notation of baby's
"sayings, and doings." It Is a work of art
that will delight a mother's heart. Pub
lished by the Reslnol Chemical company,
Baltimore, Md.
In hs Washington's birthday number of
tha Youth's Companion will be found some
thoughtful and suggestive observations on
the. characters of Washington and Lincoln.
They, are . contributed by President Henry
8. Prltchett of the Massachusetts Insti
tute of Technology and are prompted by the
oocurrenoe in February of the birthday
anniversaries of both the great presidents.
"The College Girl of America," by Mary
Caroline Crawford, The author takes for
granted the value of college training for
girls and devotes ths book to a study of
the different colleges with a view of de
termining which special institution Is best
fitted to the individual girL Published by
L. C. Page ft Co.
"Little Miss Dee," by RosweH Field, Is
the story of how- Agatha Dee, deprived of
both father and mother, bore a self-imposed
tardea . and fulfilled - a real mission. It
would be an injustice to the reader if it
were related here just what the burden
and the mission were, and we leave It for
then to make the discovery. Fleming II.
Revell company, publishers.
Ths Hammersmark Publishing company
ef Chicago are the publishers of an ex
quisite book of poems, "The Twin Immor
talities," by Charles B. Russell.
'"Swen. an Idyll of the canyon, taken
from "The Sky Pilot," by Ralph Connor.
This beautiful piece of literary work Is
' printed in two colors with marginal decora
tions on every page. Published by Flem
ing H. Revell company,.
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Above books for sal at lowest retail
prices. Matthews, 123 Boutb Fifteenth St.
A MOST EXTRAORDINARY
F REC3DADT
IN THE BASEMENT FRIDAY
Fine Mercerized Table Damask
worth 75c per yard at, per yard
Just received, one case of full mercerized table da
mask. This will be a splendid opportunity for
Friday shooDers to buy hiah arade imported table
damask at much less than half price, at, per yard
25c
25c
New Lawns and Batistes
white grounds with small
dots and figures V6ry
nne quality, will
go at, per
yard
Finest Quality of Plain
Voiles all the new shades
worth up to 39c
per yard at,
per yard ,
Large Assortment of La
dles' Shirt Waist Suitings
in plain white, mercerized
and in new fanjy
mixtures, at,
per yard
A new and handsome line
of all silk Moussellne de
Sole All the new shades
in lace and dot ef
fectsat, per
yard
10c
at Plain
w shades
10c
tof La
Suitings jrceiized
10c
15c
Extra fine quality
Ginghams will
goat, per Ol
yard
Scotch and Seersucker
Qlnghama for boys'
waists, chil- f
dren's dresses, 1 C
etc., per yard v
Fine India Lirvon
32 and 36 inches
;ird. .?!.. 10c.
Remnants of Cambrics,
Long Cloths and Nain
sooks 30 inches wide,
worth loc per
yard, at, per
yard
61c
Standard Prints
light and dark col
ors, at, per
vard s2C
Good quatity Un
blea.cn.ed Muslin -
goat, per
yard
White Drapery Swiss
stripes and. dots, fifteen
cent quality, will J
go at, per Q
All the balance of our
Flannelette Waitings
former price was fifteen
cents per yard
will goat, 0
i.rH
Remnants of New Season Dress Goods
We have Just received another great shipment of goods from the United States
CiiBtoms House. In this purchase are 8.WH) yards or the nest ana most ianu
lonable dress goods that would regularly sell at si.oo a yara
$2 and $2.n0 a yard. They are travelers samples, lengths
yard to 1 yard and eight or ten pieces in each lot rnnnmas,
waterproofs, arm tires, Sicilians, mohairs, etc., black and all
colors, at, each piece , '
All the shorter lengths of the very best goods made 8 to 10 lengths
in each bundle, at, each piece
REMNANT BARGAINS IN THE ARCADE
Mill lengths of new goods 10,000 yards of 34 to 7-8
pieces, plenty alike Sicilian, mohairs, cashmeres,
serges, Panamas, voiles, etc., at, each
All the shorter lengths at, each .... 5c
9,000 yds of the most fashionable and pretty organdies,
floral designs also mill ends of white lawns and In
dia linon, all are 25c grade fabrics, on main floor, yd
Sale of Silk Remnants
Importer's entire line of silk sample pieces, beautiful silks, actually
worth from f 1.00 to $ 1.50 yard, will go ac- C f (0 Cn
cording to lenjrth of piece, at JC"IUC"a jC
Great bargain square filled with fine plain black all pllk taffeta, plain
China, elegant foulards In bright colors, ninny pieces to match all
at, yard
25 Pieces All Silk 27-Inch Tussah Silk
(pongee), worth 75o at, Q
r
35c
19c
!0c
10c
15c
yard.
Fancy 511k In New Spring Styles For
y.rdr.f.u.1.!:... 49c-59c
The Ladi
you saw in our
les anoes
window this
week &o on sale Friday, QO.
in the basement, at, pair
360 pair of ladies' kid lace shoes, med
ium weight, McKay sewed .sole, patent
tips, all sizes from 3 to 7, E width good
every day neat stylish
shoes on sale in the
basement on bargain
squares Friday morning
at 8 o'clock, at, pair. . . .
Those shoes have been displayed In our
window tor the last two or three days.
98c
Sheet Music Sale
Just for Fun, Blue Bell, Come Home
Soldier Boy, My Indian Queen, Tens
lug. By the Dear Old Delaware, I Was
Only Fooling, In Old Ireland Meet Me
There, Where the Silvery Colorado
Wends Its Way, We Were Taught
trom the same Old Books, Satlsned,
Uhjcgen Charlie (new), One
outa. Northern Lights. Moon
Winks (3 step); your choice, at.
lc Per Copy Must Be Added for Postage.
The Stormy Petrel (beautiful high-grade
bass solo) and The Way of the Cross (the
second iioiy city), in all voices; ryn
your choice, at lv
I7c
Remnants of Fine Laces
ices and Insertings a variety of
2ic-3ic-5c
Remnants of all kinds of Laees and Insertings-
widths newest patterns;
on bargain tables ,
at. yard
EMBROIDERY REMNANTS
Finest Nainsook and Cambric Embroideries, Insertings, Rib
bon Headings and Gal
loons dainty and elab
orate patterns, at
Extra wide Embroideries, up to 17 inches, for IP J
corset covers, waists, etc at, yard UCsisiJC
k iiumuiueiifH, luecriiiigH, xiu-
2ic-5c-10c
LOOK AT MEN'S SHOES in the WINDOW
They Go On Salt Next Saturday, February 25, at 98c $1.59, $1.98
This lot of Shoes consists of men's genuine Goodyear welt and McKay
sewed shoes. In vlcl kid, box calf, velour calf, patent colt and patent enamel
the regular price of these shoes is up to $3.50 a pair many are specially adver
tised shoes with name and price stamped on the sole. The shoes we will sell
at $1.08 will be found on the Main floor tboa at 98c and $1.59 go on sale on
Immense bargain square In the basement
J J' OMAHA WEATHF.R REPORT, Si-.tUT
jfj- Friday Fair. -EmZ
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DR. BRADBURY
1806 FARNAIT
Tssth Extracts.... J5c
Porcslaln Fillings $1 up
dold Filling $1 up
Silver Fillings... Btc up
Crow as $2.90 up
Plats. $2.00 up
DENTIST
15 Yssrs Sams Location
'Phoos 1796.
Bridge Work $2.80 up
Nerves removed with
out pain.
Loose Teeth Made
Solid.
Work guaranteed 19 years.
Mrs. J. Benson'
ED J. DROWN. MANAGER
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Ladles' Hose, white feet, were 60c, Saturday 35c.
Children's Hose, broken sizes, were 25c, Saturday 15c.
Children's $0.50 Coats $2.75.
Children's $4.25 Coats $1.98. .
Children's $3.75 Coats $1.50.
Children's .White Eiderdown Coats $1.00.
Children's 58c Caps 35c.
Children's $1.00 and 75c Caps 50c.
Automobile and Drape Yells at half price.
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,.
. -.uv;.
V it xi; I rWFT-K - "
WE SELL ABOUT FORTY KINDS
Prices from 91. CO to fJS.oo
DRLU8 AND RUBBER OOOJJ8.
Writ for Catalogue.
SHERMAN & McCONN ELL DRUG CO
Cor. IStb ana Dodgs fits.. OMAHA.
DEPUTT STATE VETERINARIAN,
H. L. RAMACCIOTTI. D. V. S.
riTY VETERINARIAN.
Office and Infirmary, 28th and Mason Bts.
OMAHA, NEB. Telephone 63.
Save tobacco tags, coupons, la-
bets, trade marks from Diamond "C"
soap wrappers bring them to our premium parlor, balcony,
they're exchangeable for Green Trading Stamps. They're a
wonderful help in the filling of your book. It's less trouble
to save them than to throw them away. Save them up and
get Little Green Stickers for them.
How's your stamp book coming?
Remnant d Short Length Sale
We just purchased 5,000 yards of fine white India Linons
and Apron Lawns, 40 inches wide, lengths one to '
ten yards in a piece, worth up to 25c yard; Fri-
day, on the big bargain square, yard 7iC and
A big table of 36-inch Unbleached Sheeting, one 1
to fifteen yards in piece; Domestic aisle, '
T-O ft .
3-inch best quality of 12Jc Percales, in dark and
light colors, two to ten yards in each piece,
yard
A big table of fine Imported Swisses, for waists
and dresses, in all colors, worth up to 35c yard;
Wash Goods aisle, yard.
A big table full of fine Black Sateens, extra heavy quality,
worth up to 35c a yard;
in two lots
yard ,
8c
10c
Mi..
ucuo, CALiu. mravjr quuiitj',
!2ic-10c
Big Embroidery Sale
1,000 lengths of yards each, in Insertions and Edges
we divide them in two lots:
LOT 1 4J yards L0T 24 yards 23c
Five (50c) Green Trading Stamps With Each Purchase.
Bennett's
Great Grocery
Watch the crowds heading- for our
famous Qrscery Section.
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading; Stnmps
with pound package Ben- OQi
nett's Capitol Coffee SOC
Twenty 2.00) Green Trading- A fin
Stamps with pound Tea OW
Thirty ($3.00) , Green Trading Stamps
with pound Candled 23c
Thirty ' 7$3.i)7 Oreen ' Trading' Stamps
with Aluminum Coffee OCin
Maker.. AOW
Ten ($1.00) Grean Trading Stamps with
frame Colorado t CZr
Honey OW
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps
with can Plamond S. Oft-
Fruits OW
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
two pounds One 1Ar
Japan Rice fiW
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
pound Bennett's Capitol Oiri
Baking Powder sa4
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
3-pound oao Table. 191r
Syrup 3W
Benncii s Candy Section
Forty ($4.00) Green Trading Stamps
with pound Cinnamon Im- OCp
perlals or Wintergreen Drops. .. v
Salted Per nuts, very delicious, irtf
per pound
WANT MORE BOYS
AND GIRLS
To h ust Is for Bennett's and help
everybody rush their Green Trad
ing: Stamp collecting books. Money
In It tor the boys and girls.
8EE THE AD MAN.
Furniture, Carpets
and Draperies
Specials in Draperies
Lace Curtains, worth seeing, no.
at, per pair , VOW
Lace Curtain Corners, at, each. 1
35c and S4C
Window Shades, odd, some OSn
worth 60c, special "Ov
Extension Rods, highly pol- 10r
ished, each
$3.00 Nottingham Lace Curtains, ten
styles, you should see them, f ei
special, per pair m, Aj
GREAT BARGAINS
in the Great
Hardware Section
Three-Piece Kitchen Sets, 23C
20 ($2) Green Trading Stampa
TotZeB.a": ...:...10c
10 ($1) Green Trading Stampa
Cake Turners, large, extra 7 c
quality, for
5 (50c) Green Trading Stamps.
Hlce Root Scrub Brush, lOc
10 ($1) Green Trading Stampa
Graters, nothing greater for Cp
kitchen use u
6 (50c) Green Trading- Stamps.
The Little Handy Gas Stove, 15f
10 ($1) Green Trading Stampa
RINGS AND RINGS AND RINGS
Diamonds, Rubins, Emeralds, Sapphires, Opals,
Garnets, Signets, Turquoise, Children's Rings, plain
gold Wedding Rings and Rings. Spend a few min
utes In our store. Look for the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler,
' 151b Douglas Straet.
H
ave
You
a Bed
which you have no further use for? Per
haps a little out of date, or maybe not just
what you want.
Do you want to sell it?
There are plenty of people who would
buy just what you have, and pay a good
price for it if given an opportunity.
Let them know about it.
' A small want ad in The Bee "For
Sale" column will give you a chance
to dispose of what you desire to sell.
No Ad taken for less than 20c.
Magnificeut
Display of
Ladies, New
Spring Suits.
Mi
THE It B I.I Alt LB STORK.
Great
Sale of
Bed Matresses
Saturday.
A Few Friday Specials
I?ut only a few of the many great bargain opportunities offered
on this great sale day. TEN SPECIALS IN THE UK DOMES-)
TIClfOOM. ! f
M rcerlred Safeen Mnlngs In
.inK mill ends, worth up to
N choice, per yard
all colors
tier yard -'
APRON LAWNS. 40 Inches wide, long
mill ends, worth up to 26c Cn
at. yard
6io STANDARD DRESS TR1NTS, from
the bolt- Cac
at, yard Ogl
15c HAT1STE8, 3rt Inches wld all new
spring styles R
a, yard -
16c INDIA LINON, very nne and Tir
sheer, at, yard 5v
oroAn-
124c
jr.r WASH VOTT.KS. FRENCH
. PIES ANP FOn.ARl) TAF
FETAS, from the bolt, vurd
lSc crHTAIN SWISSES, Sii Inches wide.
long; mill ends 7i
at, ynrd JC
8'c HKUWN MrSMN, extra heavy. 34
Inches wide, no better cotton e
In the miirket, at, yitnl , iJt
tUc TOWEMNH. Plain and twilled, extr
heavy, from the bolt, 11 i
St. ynrd , OJL.
TARLK LINEN REMNANTS, at less than
half price.
Remnants of High Grade Wash Goods in
the Main Wash Goods Dept.
Remnants of t to1 84 yards of fine white mercerized waitings they sold
at 75c to 11.00 vara heavy, goods will close at
Remnants of 60c and 75c fine white waiftlnfrs-tieavy goods
fine patterns at, a yard ....
Remnants of percales, wash goods, suitings, etc 1
that sold at 15c to, Z5c yard will go at
WOOL DRESS GOODS REMNANTS.
All wool silk and wool silk, wool and cotton that sold from 26a to tS
a yard will go at lOe, 15o. 25c, 39c and
,.18e
12ic
.t0o
49c
Friday's Silk Specials.
Here are a few leadersywe will offer Friday, together with great bargains In Silk
and velvet remnants. j J
RLACK CHINA SILK, J9 Inches wide;' ex-V
ira ppcciui value . , r 7tMrv
BLACK AND WHITE GLARED TAFFE
TAS, fine flnlsrl IMr
19 Inches wide fct, ,vard IOV
JAP WASH SILKS, In white, 19 Inches
wioe, extra nne quality "Jfr.
at, yard 3W
REMNANTS OF FANCY SILKS as long
as iney last, iriaay iOn
at, yard lffc
HANDSOME FANCY SILKS, for shirt wals
terns, and weaves, worth 69c, 8oc and
On bargain counter Friday, at, yard...
i .
at, yard
BLACK TAFFETA. $ Inches Wide, a snap
Friday
at, yard ...... " iVC
Remnants of plain and fancy velvets, worth '
up to 1 60 OOr.
per ynrd, at , ,
ts suits, great variety of beautiful pat- l
'.l.FZ.Z 45c V
Oranges! Oranges!
We unloaded today the finest car of fancv
Highland Navel Oranges shipped this
season. The Highland navels' are the finest
of California's products, the sweeteet, Juici
est and richest flavored orange that grows.
We receive them direct from the grower,
thus saving the broker's and commission
house profits. These we give to our custo
mers. Friday we will place them on sale.
Regular 40e size.per dozen
everywhere, our price 25c
ru
ii
Regular 30c size per dozen
everywhere, our price .......20o
Regular 25o size, per dozen,
everywhere, our price lVmo
Regular 20o per dozen,
everywhere, our price .....J.Trf
Regular 17Hc size, per dozen 1
everywhere, our price , 13o
New Colorado White Clover Honey, 1flr
per rack IUWj
' Frm Here to There
To
8.00 lf0ln a"sas
- -
Eureka Springs, Ark.
J and Return v
February 28 arid March I
Ticksts Good 30 Days
Jho Beautiful Crescent Hotel
Will be Opsned March 1st v'
A. HILTON, Gen'l Pais. kg'U
St Uuls, Mo.
J. C. L0VR1EN, Ass't Genl Pass. Af't,
Kansas City, Mo.
Kansas City Southern Railway.
Special Excursions to Southwest, March 7 and 21, 1003. -
SI8.85 Round Trip Rate from Omaha,
Council Bluffs and Lincoln.
To Port Arthur. Beaumont, Tex., Lake Charles, Shreveport,
La., Galveston, Houston, San Antonio, lex., Texarkana.
and all other points on K. O. S. Ity. in Arkansas, Indian Terri"
torj, Louisiana and Texas, for tickets with 21 days limit and priv
ilege of stopping off enroute at all points on K. G. S. Uy., on both
going and return trip. ..
Jfor literature dencribing ,
'"THE LAND OF FULFILLMENT."
the country along the K. CX S. Iiy., in Missouri, Arkansas, Indian
Territory, Lousiana and Texas, or for further information regard
ing these excursions, write to
S. C. WARNER,
O. P. & T. A., K. 0. S. Hy.,i Kansas City, Mo.
NEW SPRING STYLE
Dunlap and
Stetson Hats
Now on Sale.
C. II. FREDERICK CO.,
1504 Farastn St.
wmammammmMMB
For Crane's Writing Paper
and Fountain Pens, go to
Barkivlow Drds.
BOOK SHOP.
re. 0223. K12 f titan SI.
DIAMONDS
Why leave all your money In ths
ravings banks, when you can pur
chase a Diamond a. thing; of beauty
something that you can wear
and enjoy every minute at prices
so reasonable that you can set your
money back at any time within oni
year, less teij per cent, should yo
wart li.
lUngs from tS.40 to tViO.00.
v.
15 -& DODGE