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TIIE OMAHA DAILY DEE: TITFUSDAY, MAKCI! 23. 1903.
BUILDING GATHERS HEADWAY
Actirity Among Omaha OoDttrncton it
Now Assuming Boom Proportions.
ENTERPRISES UNDER WAY MEAN MUCH
Permits ;raated br (Hf for HI CI,
ystor and WurrkoiM Block
la Oae Dr ladlpat What
la Brine Done.
Permits have been Issued by the city
for the new Independent Oraln company's
elevator and the building of the American
Radiator company at 415 South Tenth
street. The former, according to the
permits, Is to cost 1145,000 and the latter
$48,000. The elevator will consist of eight
steel tanks and an iron building and the
Radiator company's warehouse will be a
four-story brick with basement, 66x132 feet
in else. Besides these the following per
mits have been Issued: M. F. Martin.
14.000 brick dwelling at 110 North Ninth
street; W. T. Graham, 11,600 frame dwelling
at 2530 Blondo and the same kind of a
structure at 2632 Blondo.
Flood Tide of Building.
"I have lived in Omaha a good many
years," rays Building Inspector Wlthnell,
"but I have nwver seen a spring open that
looked so rich in building operations. Last
year was heavy and gratifying to everyone
who has a commercial or sentimental inter
est In thi! advance of Omaha, but unless I
miss my guess, from one-half to twice aa
much will be accomplished In 1906. I don't
think any ono man in the city has better
opportunities for observation In this line
nor of knowing what is contemplated than
I have, and when I talk thfs way I speak
from personal knowledge."
"The building boom which started last
year and which will probably reach its flood
tide this summer, will take In all classes of
buildings. There will be more than the
usual number of large business blocks and
public and seml-publlc buildings put up
downtown and in the outlying business dis
tricts quite a number of new, modern flat
and apartment buildings, for which there is
a big demand, and hundreds of small frame
dwellings and cottages. Churches, schools
and buildings of this class will be built and
It seems hardly necessary to enumerate
them, as the newspapers h.ve told about
them from time to time.
Some Examples Cited.
"The new Cuthollc cathedral to be started
this yeaf will be one of the finest churches
In the west, and the KounUso Memorial
Lutheran edifice at Twenty-sixth avenue
and Farnam street will not suite- In com
parison. Woodward & Burgess' nerw thea
ter and the Brandels store, the Hoigland
block and the Young Men's Christian Asso
ciation bnlldlng will greatly enhance the
beauty of the retail district. The new
structures of the, Crane company, Wright
& Wilhemy and the American Radiator
company will be valuable additions In tho
wholesale district, and more are planned
und coming.
"These are Just several striking exam
ples. I could talk for half an hour show
ing specifically why this is to be a great
building year, but I haven't the time, as I
am too busy inspecting. We Bhall need one
and would- like to have two more inspectors
In this office within the next few weeks.
Though early in the season, my assistant
and myself cannot keep pace with what Is
Dow being done." i
Homeseekera' Excursions.
The Chicago Great Western railway will
on the first and third Tuesdays of each
month sell tickets at one far plus 12 for
the round trip to points In Alabama, Flor
ida, Georgia, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri,
North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia ajid
Wisconsin. For further Information apply
to S. D. Parkhurst, general agent, 1612 Far
nam street, Omaha, Neb.
Buy Constant Oil stock. 801 N. Y. L. P2234
SEASOKABLE FASHION.
NO. 4018 BOY'S ONE-PIECE SUIT.
Slxee, 2 to 6 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 at our office, so those who
wish any pattern may get It cither by call
ing or enclosing JO cents, addressed "Pat
ern Department. Bee, Omaha."
KIRKENDALL
SELLS US A LOT OF HIS FINE
1 OMAHA MADE SHOES
AT A RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICE.
THEY GO ON BALE TODAY.
Men's Calf Skin Shoes, the Two-Dollar
kind, sals price , ti.ij
Kirkondall's
$2.50 Shoos, $1.50
Men's regular K 60 Shoes, including
vlcl kid, also tan, sale price ii 60
ICIrkendall's
' $3.50 Shoos, $1.08
Made right here In Omaha. All styles and
napes, including tan, corns, brown, as
well as patent leather, sale price
Eee them In our window.
THE, GUARANTEE
CLOTHING CO.,
. 1519-1521 DOUaiAS ST.
Mm. Demon's stock ON SALE NOW. See Ad Pje Fire.
MSmMBkS
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Tho most important, greatest and In ovory
way remarkable sale of shoos ever hold
in the entire west.
F. P. Kirtadall
Wholesale Shoe Stock
Eleventh and Harney Streets, Omaha
Sold by the Insurance Company
Every pair of absolutely sound and perfect shoes,
Bought by J. L. Brandsis & Sons.
ON SALE TODAY
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OMAHA WEATHER FORECAST
Thsrmlar Fair.
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ON THE MAIN FLOOR.
Your special attention is called to the ab
solutely perfect condition of every shoe in the
entire purchase. They are all in their own
original paper boxes, own tissue, paper and
wrapping, own original wooden covers, with
out mark, soil or spot every pair fresh and
clean.
This sale will embrace the Men's Custom
Made Shoes, made here in the Kirkendall fac
tory on 10th street, as well as the Ladies',
Men's. Misses' and Bovs', Youths', Children's
and Infant's shoes, composing the entire stock
made in the eastern factories.
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SENSATIONAL BARGAINS!
Your Choice of ail the ,
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in the entire purchase whether Kirkendall's
own Omaha made shoe or Eastern factory make
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Your Choice of all the
DIES' SHOES
REGULAR VALUES UP
TO FOUR DOLLARS
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ALL T1IE LADIES' 75c SLIPPEliS,
go at
ALL THE LADIES' $1.25 SLIPPERS,
go at
ALL THE fl.00 CHILDREN'S 5 to 8 SHOES,
go at.....
ALL THE $1.50 CHILDREN'S 8 to 11 SHOES',
go at
ALL THE f 1.50 YOUTHS' SHOES,
go at..s.
ALL THE MEN'S $1.50 SLIPPERS, 75C"98C
ALL INFANTS' TAN 1 to 5 SHOES,
. go at.
ALL THE CHILDREN'S TAN SHOES, 5 to 8, QQa
25c
39c
59c
98c
98c
29c
go at
W quote just one or two prices above to give you some idea
how truly great the bargains are.
Not a single word need be said In regard to the quality of the
shoes on sale. Everybody in Omaha, as well as in all the sur
rounding state where Kirkendall's 40 traveling salesmen sell his
shoes, knows that money wil not buy any better shoes.
Sale begins todny at 8 o'clock aud will continue every
day. thereafter until Uie entire purchase is sold.
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Mm. BeiuoiY'a Stork ON SALE NOW. See tvd on pte five.
Our Word Is Good
Green Trading Stamps are with us all
the time, they are to be yours every time,
and our little friends might just as well quit
knocking and make the best of those circum
stances and conditions that enter into Omaha
merchandibing competition.
How's your stamp book coming?
MILLINERY
The Great West'
Fashion Center.
Millinery Salons of Paris. Sn
Unsurpassed in magnificence
nf Mrmfnmstnt mirl rHanlo-ir
west of Chicago, giving the
women of Omaha the one grand
opportunity for studying the re
splendent conceptions of Europ
ean and American millinery artists
Prodigality
Originality Economy
The delicate watermelon pink the moat engaging
color idea of the season will be especially pronounced
in our Thursday display.
llere are some exceptional money-saving offers for Thursday shoppers
Misses Street Hats, regularly sell at $1.08 to $2.49 O Q
our lender Thursday JOC
A. cntchy line of dainty turbans, toques and large shapes in straw braids,
charmingly set off with veilings, wings and buckles, regularly f
sell at from to $3.S Thursday another leader V,)J
A finer line than these, that regularly sell from $3.50 to $5.00, AO
leader Number 3, for ,jO
Children's Tam CVShanters a very engaging display, In patent leather,
a uuii u-iu-iuc-uiiuuiB HIP& in ennareu s ncangeur, a captivat
ing cap for the little folks, worth 75c, your choice Thursday....
VEILINGS In black, a new mesh, original aud ingenious
worth 39c. for
;
A finer line of these, worth 50c for 39C
A still finer line, worth 7()c, for 4)c
RIBBONS AiJ especially fine black taffeta ribbon, sells reg- -,
ularly for. SWc-Thuraday t
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50c
25c
19c
. . Jtfatch Our Suite of , Windows.
The millinery displays therein are changed several times a week.
and for a reliable and correct mirror of fashion'Msit the great West's"
greatest millinery BENNETT'S, SECOND FOOU.
Oranges! Oranges!
Another Sensational Oranje SaJe Thursda.y.
1 car large fancy Redland Navels,
sweet, juicy, delicious, per dozen
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps with each dozen.
' Limit 3 dozen to a customer.
No dealers or peddlers supplied.
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Specials m
Hardware
Section
Twenty (J2.00) Green Trading Stamps
with Jap. Lunch ( 24c
Twenty (S2.00) Green Trading Stamp
with copper wire Carpet Beater, Ep
won't come off handle i
Twenty (J2.00) Green Trading Stamps
with Hemp Cable Laid OAn
Clothes Line, 60 feet
Five (50c) Green Trading Stamps with
10 inch Basting fr
Spoon "w
Five (60c) Green Trading Stamps with
12 Inch Basting an
Spoon 0
Ten (11.00) Green Trading Stamps with
14 inchBastlng Iflc
Spoon , , '.dv'w
Ten (11-00) Oreen Trading Stamps with
1 inch Basting . I2c
Spoon
Ten (J1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
Iron Handle, will fit Mrs. , ecr
Potts' style, w
Draperies, Carpets
and Furniture
Brass CurtaJh Rods, 4 feet Ifle
long 15c, 120 and T...v'w
Window Shades, In good col- iQn
ors 60c, 30C, 26o and
Chair Beats, In all slsas and c
Bhspea up from
Potted Swiss Qftc
, Curtains tus
Nottingham Lac 1 fiQ
Curtains a.w-7
Rope Portieres . ff
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WATCH FOR OUR BIG HAND
MAUK ARABIAN LACK CURTAIN
SALU.
Bennett' Great Grocery
The most economical point of groc
ery purchasing in the western country.
Forty (14) Green Trading Stamps with
iorty-eight pound sacK PrlUe of
Bennett's Flour 11.60
Twenty tfci) Green Trading Stamps
with ten-pound sack Cornmeal,
yellow or white 18o
Twenty (2) Green Trading Stamps
with three packages Bennett's
Capitol Mince Meat '.be
Twenty ($2) Green Trading Slumps
with pound California Sul
tana Kaisins 15c
Ten ($1) Green radlng Stamps with
three-pound can Table
Syrup 12Hc
Ten Ul) Green Trading Stamps with
threo packages1 shredded
Codnsh 25c
Fifteen (J1.50) Green Trading Stamps
with can imported Sardines 16c
HKNNKTT S CANDY SKCTION.
Fifteen ($1.60) Green Trading Stamps
. with package California Flgs.,.1214c
Twenty (12) Green Trading Stamps
with pound Honey Comb Puff 4uc
Ten ($0 Green Trading Stamps with
pound box Bennett's Chocolate
Creams 25c
Easter Novelties, up -from lo
Stick Candy, six Bticks for lo
Thirty sticks for. IJLL. 6c
CIGARS. .
Rudyard Kipling, - a genuine seed
Havana, 10c Perfecto shape cigar,
clear Havana filler, clear Havana
binder, Sumatra, wrapper, for 5o
Fifty for J2.25
Sixty (Ki) Green Trading Stamps.
A French Briar Pipe, bent or straight
stem 30c
Thirty ($3) Green Trading Stamps.
FISH! FISH! FOR LENT
A FULL LINE OF CHOICE
FRESH, SALTED AND SMMK'ED
FISH. CODFISH, MACKEREL,
BLOATERS AND SMOKED WHITE
FISH.
Fresh Herring, pound 6o
Six pounds fur 25c -
Codfish, 1-pound bricks 7c
George Medell's Selected Bone
less Codfish, pound lZSia
Extra Selected Finnan Haddies 10
Fancy Honey Cured Smoked
Bloaters, each 6c
Six for 25o
Bennett's Greed Shoe Section.
LADIES' SAMPLE SHOES Vici kid and patent QT
leathers, worth $3.50 and $3.00, at
Fffty ($5.00 Green Trading Stamps.
BOYS' AND OIKLS' SCHOOL SHOES
worth $2.00 and $1.75. at
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps.
, 25 new styles Dorothy Dodd oxfords and slippers for
spring. Double Green Trading Stamps on all Dorothy Dodd
hiffh or low shoes Thursday. Main Floor.
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BEE WANT
PRODUCE RESULTS
Defender Rifle.
FREE Saturday
each bovs ' suit
it $2.95 or over.
TRl IKLIABLB ITORC
SEE WE RIFLES
to be given Satur
day. Displayed
in 16A Street
Windows.
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Another
Great Purchase L)
We have just received by express 553
women's tailor suits, secured by, our N. Y.
resident buyer at a tremendous bargain.
The following telegram received by us some
days ago explains itself:
. I : ' T. Y., March 15, 1905.
Harden Bros, Omaha', Neb.'. (
Hare, bought and shipied by express to
day entire stock of tailor stiits of Iewis
Myer & Colin. Great snap. Davies.
The uhlpment hn arrived and without doubt in the finest lot of tailor suits
ever brought to Omaha at the price; 05 elegant suits made expressly for the
fashionable New York spring trade.
- SALE BKG1NS THURSDAY, MARCH 'jn:
and will continue till every garment is sold. We have divided them lito four
frreat lots for Thursday's sale.
Lot 1 All suita made to sell up to f 15.00, R 1 C
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14.50
19.50
22.50
NEW CBAVENETTES Latest and most handsome deslcns. f St A
$-10.00, down to 1 If. UU
SAMTLE COVERT C:OATS-2.r0 new ones Just received; "7 Crt
greatest bnrjmlns ever seen in Omaha, at $15, $12.50, $10 and .311
COVERT COATS-Sllk and satin lined, made to sell at $7.50, M Fk r
special at :
BEAI'TIFITL SILK SI'ITR We're Justly proud of our showing of Silk Shirt
Waist Suits; hundreds of exceptional values now on display, IP aa
and new ones arriving dally, at prices from $35 down to Ij.UU
$20 SILK SHIRT WAIST Sl IT. 112.50.
Thursday, as a grand special, we will offer choice of 125 silk shirt waist suits,
in an colors ana latest styles, greatest bargain ever f f A
known, at..... IijU'"
NEW SKIRTS In Pnnnmns and Sicilians. t re
at $15.00. $10.00, $7.50, $5.00 and '. JJ.ZIS
LINEN WAISTS' A ureat Hue of magnificent values, m m
at $12.50, down to $3.00, $2.50 and I. 3
Women's $1.00 Wrappers. Tft I $2.00 Moire Underskirts. m
at ,...IC at ..MJU
HOME MADE WRATrERS m
at $2.25, $2.00, $1.75, $1.50 and I.sfiJ
Choice
Lot 2 AH sultJi made to sell up to $25.00,
Choice
Lot 3 AH suits made to sell up to $32.50,
Choice
Lot 4 AH suits made to sell up to $37.50,
Choice
A Phenomenal
Shoe Sale Thursday.
A very fortunate purchase of ladles' high grade shoes, including such weft
known makes as the Ultra, Sorosls and Merrlam shoes, on sale THURSDAY at
LESS than the present prices of the uppers, not saying anything about the
other parts that go to make up a shoe.
Made us In chocolate vlcl. eenuine Russia rnlf. nntont cnit nntonr naif .n
vici kid, in turns and welts. Every pair worth $2.50, $3.00 (T f f Q
and $3.50, ON SALE THURSDAY at ..blJO
500 pairs women's fine Dongola Lace Shoes, patent tin and no
Cuban heels, worth $2.00, ON SALE THURSDAY at....' JOC
300 pairs men's $1.75 satin calf lace shoes, g j .
every pair warranted solid, at, pair , JOC
Childs' 75c and 85c sample shoes g
at, per pair JVC
The celebrated John Mitchell $2.50 shoes for men who A A A
work union made, at, pair UU
Every pair of the above shoes are absolutely sound and nerfecr nmi wpk".
ranted as if sold at tho regular pricey
$2.50 Sofa
Pillows 98c
Thursday momlnr vh nlnrA nn .nl n
beautiful line of all silk complete sofa
pillows, at about one-third regular price.
THESK PILLOWS are made by the larg
est manuiaeturers oi BUR quilts In
America, the material tx-Ing- the waste
from the quilts filled with best quality
silk floss and are well worth $2.60 QQn
choice Thursday SO"
39c Ladies' Lisle .
Vests Wc
An immense line of sample garments,
short sleeved or sleeveless, fancy yokes',
silk taped neck and sleeves come In
both plain and fancy colors and include
some mercerized lace stitch garments
nnt A o-urwnan In . V. I .. . i. ,
10c
not
than 15c and up to 39c,
choice
Cutting Hardware Prices
WE MUST HAVE THE ROOM-TOU
NEED THE GOODS.
Garden hoe, worth 25c and 30c, (Cn
m for IOW
10c
15c
wor,h 39c
10c
go for
12 tine garden rake,
go for
14 tine garden rake,
go lor.....
olid steel garden spade,
ioc, go tor
Double biock tin sprinkling can.
worth zoc, go ror ,
tie parlor brooms, worth 26c, 15c
19c
25c
worth 30c,
tie parlor brooms
go lor
tie parlor brooms, worth 35c,
go for
Garden trowels,
go for
10
worth 9c,
3c
quart galvanized palls, worth (fin
35c, go for ivrw
12 quart galvanised pails, worth 30c, f Op
go for " w
14 quart galvanised pails, worth 86c f En
go ror
. fg assortment of scrub brushes, worth
10c, 16c and ZOc each your choice (Sf,
whlla thev last, each Jr
Spring mop sticks, with or without
scruD Drusn comDinaiion, eacn,,.
The best galvanised poultry wire.
per square foot
,5c
ic
The best window or door screen, fie
tier sou a re foot law
1.48
..25c
..15c
..15c
15c
15c
15c
,..5c
5c
Cutting Grocery Prices
48 lbs. sacks High Patent
Minnesota flour
10 bars best laundry soap
for
6 lbs. palls fine Fruit Jelly
for
7 lbs., best Kiln Dried Oatmeal.
for
10 lbs. best Kiln Dried Cornmeal
for
4 lbs. best Hand Picked Navy Beans
lor.
4 lbs. best Pearl Tapioca, Sago, or
Farina, for ,
1 lbs. best Sweet Sugar
Corn
2 lbs. best fancy Wax, String or
Lima Beans .,
1-lb. Jars tine Fruit . l
Jam h C
Larxe Sweet California Prunes, Art
per lb V
S Crown Muxcatcl RalBlns, A.C.
per lb W
Other , Specials at the Mammoth
Fruit Department
Pound Racks pure Colorado Whit 1(r
Clover Honey for :..."
Three measures Fresh Roasted On
TpjtniitH ffr ....SVW
Imported Smyrna Figs,
per lb
1-lb. pkg. Persian
Dates for
Soft Shell English Walnuts,
per lb ,
Fancy Fard Dates,
per lb '.
Fancy Eating or Cooking Apple
Der neck
WE BELL STEWART'S SEEDS, ;THB
MOST RELIABLE TO BUY.
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...5c
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30c
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frsti. for a
QUALITY IS OUft MOTTO I
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"Broken ase" Sale J
FRIDAY
AND
WATCH FOR THE ADVERTISEMENT
