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TIIE OMATIA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY. APRIL
1005.
CURRENT LITERATURE.
"Teddy and Towser," by feeward D.
Lisle, la a story of the early days of Cali
fornia. Teddy father, although a hard
working and well-esteemed cltlsen of New
Jersey, was In poor circumstances. When
the California gold fever swept the coun
try h was one of the first to make his
way westward, hoping to send for his fam
ily shortly and bo able to provide for
thorn better. The family consisted of Mr.
Rowland's mother, his motherless son,
Teddy, and an Irishman named Mickey,
as well as Teddy's dog, Towser. Before the
summons came for the family to proceed
to Ban Francisco via the Panama route,
which was then the quickest and most com
fortable, the grandmother died and Teddy
with his dog started, under the care of
Mickey, to Join his father. The vessel was
wrecked and the passengers landed on an
unsettled portion of the California coast.
While exploring over tho hll'v. against the
captain's orders, a passing vessel carried
away the other passengers, and Micky and
his charges returned in time to catch a
last glimpse of their former companions,
out at sea. Their experiences and adven
tures hunting for gold while trying to
make their way to Teddy's father, always
ably assisted by Towser, who was a very
Intelligent dog, will prove of very great
Interest to all boys and many of the grown
people as well. The story contains ac
counts of a great many adventures with
the Indians and tells much of the gold
seeking experiences. Henry T. Csates & Co.
are the publishers.
The new magazine. Tales, announces one
feature that will distinguish It from all
other American publications. It Is to be
largely devoted to fiction translated Into
English from various foreign languages.
Each month It will present a complete
novel, an Installment of a serial and a num
ber of short stories by the best living
writers of Europe.
"The Lounger" In The Critic has, "after
discussion with a group of intelligent men
and women," chosen the following books
as the best not the "best sellers" in every
Instance, but the best books published
within the past six months: The six beet
books, fact, "The Awakening of Japan,"
by Okakura-Kakuzo; "The Wonders of
Life," by Ernest Haeckel; "Letters of John
Kuskln to Charles Eliot Norton"; "Remi
niscences of Moncure D. Conway"; "The
Opening of Tibet," by Perceval Landon;
"Errierson, Poet and Thinker," by Elizabeth
Luther Cary. The six best books, fiction:
"The Secret Woman," by Eden Phlllpotts:
"The Oolden Bowl," by Henry James; "The
Divine Fire," by May Sinclair; "The TJn
dercurrent," by Robert Grant; "The Mar
riage of William Ashe," by Mrs. Hum
phrey Ward; "The Fugitive Blacksmith,'
by Charles D. Stewart.
The Vlr Publishing company of Philadel
phia announces the publication. In book
form, of an address to the students of the
University of Pennsylvania, by Robert N.
Wilson, M. D., medical adviser to the stu
dents, entitled the "Social Evil In Uni
versity Life." This lecture is a reprint
from the MedlcaJ News, and has been very
largely circulated among the students in
nearly every college and university In the
United States by the presidents of these
Institutions.
Messrs. A. 8. Barnes & Co. announce a
third edition of Abraham Cahan's novel of
revolutionary Russia, "The White Terrer
and the Red."
Joseph A. Altsheler, whose unusual novel,
based on a presidential campaign, "The
Candidate," Is Just off the Harper press,
la said, although a younger man, to bear
a marked physical resemblance to William
J. Bryan. Mr. Altsheler has traveled a
great deal with Mr. Bryan In his cam
paigns, and the resemblance is close enough
to have led to an amusing mistake. Once,
In a small town of western Nebraska, all
the population were gathered to hear Mr.
Bryan speak. When Mr. Altsheler stepped
upon the stage. Intending to take his place
In the rear, the audience, thinking Mr.
Bryan had arrived, broke into uproarious
applause. , Mr. Altsheler, deeply embar
rassed to tnd that he was the cause of the
outbreak, teat a hasty retreat.
The Christian Science Journal for April,
published in Boston, appears in a new dress",
thus beginning Its twenty-third volume
Since 1883. when it was first published by
Mrs. Eddy, it has recorded the Interesting
progress of the movement. On the first
page is a poem by Mrs. Eddy, written for
tM Issue, entitled "Whither," and on an
swer page is an article by the same au
thor discussing "Prevention and Cure for
Divorce."
Anticipating' the coming camping season
the leading article in Recreation for April
Is "Summer Camps and Campers," by
Arnold Bartlett Parker. The story Is filled
with Illustrations and contains many prac
tical hints for the tenderfoot and his wife
in the woods and on the waters. Dan
Beard, the editor, has started a new de
partment In this issue, entitled, "Dan Beard
and the Boys." written In his well known
style. The other departments, devoted to
the automobile, camera, guns and ammuni
tion and athletic sports, are filled with
newsy comment.
Above books at lowest retail prices
Matthews, 123 South Fifteenth street.
"America's Bummer Resorts," published
by the. Nfw York Central railroad, covers
a wide range of delightful places to visit,
and contains a valuable, up-to-date map
printed In four colors. Sent free, postpaid,
to any address, on receipt of a 2-cent
stamp, by Oeorge H. Daniels, General Pas
senger Agent. Grand Central Station. New
York.
otae
Pouder
Health-Coonomy,
Fresh
at your grocer's
every morning.
U. P. Bakery
SNOW FLAKE BREAD
5c a, Lof
Tk littlt red label on every loaf.
Y SALE
BEAUTIFUL NEW LOTS OF CORSET COVER.
Embroideries and Flouncings Just Received
The finest lot of extra
wide Embroideries and
flouneings piles of fresh
crisp Swiss, . Nainsook and Cambric,
right from the New York importer; widths
sssyV up to 18 inches some with lace edgings,
others with dainty ribbon beading all
new and beautiful patterns worth in a
regular way up to t Kc TfKC
yoc a yara at
yard.
15-25c-33'
r
Muslin Underwear Sale
Corset Covers, Gowns, Drawers
From Mrs. Benson's Stock at 50c
High quality undermuslins that are ""tj?
worm up to $i a garment new goods ir
beautifully made with lace inser
tions, lace edging, em- cSt
broidery trimming, etc. Ix II l
an immense variety - O
to select from, at, each
Ladies $7.50 Covert Jackets at $5
The neatly tailored coverts that arc ex
tremely fashiouable for smart street wear,
snugly fitting coats, well lined, tailored,
straps, etc., a $7.50 value Wed- P Aft
nesday at
Stylish Golf Skirts
at $3.98
New spring Ideas, correct weights, stylish
mixtures, side pleat and new box pleat
effects stunning new features 'Z AO
Just out for soring at wtJO "
Ladies $,5$.7?5aond Craveiettes at $9.98
The most popular of all stylish coats the new belts, Peggy from Paris
pockets stylish overplaids, perfect protection against rain, Q Clfi
$15.00 and $17.50 values at JfO
Special Millinery
Values
New lots of fine street nata from
the Sullivan & Drew stock.
brought forward tor
the first time. Pretty
spring street nats,
smartly trimmed, at..
New shapes and colors in straw
braids, jauntily made
In the very latest
styles,
at
Street and trimmed hats, some of
. Sullivan & Drew's prettiest de
signs many sold at ,
U.OO an! $5.00 In a
regular way Wednes
day, at ,
50c
i in xrt
98(
1.98
srrwhe
SALE
BEGINS
APRIL
15TH
SATURDAY
ENTIRE SURPLUS STOCK OF
MEN'S SPRING SUITS
From B. Rothschild & Co., Rochester, N. Y.
NEW POINT IN A CONTROVERSY
Who Will Tell a Woman What Sort of
Olothes to Wear?
SHORT SKIRTS, SIDEWALKS AND SPITTING
Ur, I wolf oi new ioh irn
Talk and Chief Donahue of
Omaha Adds a Few
Words.
Ths statement of Dr. L. Wolf before
the Society of Medical Jurisprudence In
New York that the prohibition of spit
ting in street cars and on the sidewalks
Is nonsense "pure and simple," does not
find agreement in the mind of Chief of
Police Donahue. Dr. Wolf advocated
a law requiring women to wear short
dresses, as a means to stop the spreading
of disease germs.
"Tho professor may be correot so far
as the carrying of disease germs la con
cerned," said the chief, "but who is brave
enough to attempt to regulate the length
of women's sklrta. Not for me. I want
to be an honest chief of police and live
right up to my duties, but If It were up
to me to enforce a short-skirt ordinance
I'm afraid my reputation would be ruined
In a day. There are women who would
be perfectly satisfied with skirts at knee
length and there are others who can't
get their draperies too long. It's all a
matter of taste and some other things,
perhaps, I suppose. . But apart from the
sanitary features of the spitting question,
Is the esthetic aide. Short skirts can't
prevent the sidewalks, from looking nasty
If they are covered with expectorations of
various kinds and hues. The appearance
of things counts for a good deal and for
my part I still maintain that the place
to spit Is In the gutter, skirts or no skirts.
Here Ir Omaha we have succeeded in
training the men pretty well not to spit
on the sidewalk or in the street cars and
I am glad of it and want to see theae
rulea retained."
and J. F. Stout for the plaintiff. There
Is a good deul that Is technical in the
case, as to values and damage, and the
two attorneys keep up a sparring for ad
vantage that causes Judge Kennedy to
break into many a smile, even as he Is
almost continually called upon to rule on
the objections of one side or the other.
"Don't get nervous," says Mr. Brecken
ridge to Mr, Stout. "I am not nervous
and am not going to get nervous," says
Mr. Stout to Mr. Breckenridge. Still, the
air is quite charged with nervousness.
laauranre t'aae om Trial.
Judge Kennedy has plenty to keep him
on edge In a cane now on trial before him.
It is entitled Ooluniblun Oniloal Company
against the Hrillah-AmerK-an Insurunce
Company of New York, fur I2.0W, alleged
to be due en an Insurance policy. I'lulnUfT
com puny had a nre in June, lixtf, and
amour other policies on their stock was
thla one.
?lie attorneys in the case are Ralph
auksnridg tor the Insurance vumpauy
SEASONABLE FASHIONS.
NO. 45M-OIRLS' SI'SPKNDER SUIT.
Slses, B to 14 Year a.
For the accommodation of readera of Tha
Bee these patterns, which uaually retail at
from 25 to 60 rents each, will be furnished
at the nominal prloe of 10 centa. A aupply
la now kept at our office, ao those who
wish any pattern may get It either by call
ing or encloalng 10 cents, addressed "Pal-
Urn Department, Bee, Omaha,"
12.
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B JT OMAHA WF.ATHER REPOHT. V J
H mJJbbm--" Wednesday Fair and Warmer. JHiSZ jj
s
Third and Last Day of Green Trading Stamps
, Commemoration Sensations Wednesday.
Fifty Clreco Trading Stamps to Commemorate State Recognition.
ANOTHER COUPON.
Cut It out, bring, this coupon to the store; spend a
dollnr in any single department you choose nnd get a
new hook containing Thirty Little Green Stickers along
with the ten that fro with the purchase. That makes
Forty Green Trading Stamps.
t'nll at rremium Tnrlor, Balcony; or nt Trading
Stamp Store. 210 North Slxfeenth Street any time and
get another ten.
That's fifty in all. Wednesday in last day.
ppin TTiiq in THERE ARK SOME 8XAPPY COMMEMORATION OF
IV T Yffl' NEVER HAD A RKHJER Oil A BETTER OPPOR-
T1NITV vmi awEUJNH YOUR trading stamp collections than
IN THIS COMMEMORATION CELEBRATION.
Com memo ra.t ion
Sales in Art
Section.
ill
"GOLD 18 NOT ALU"
Howard Chandler
Christy's greatest ef
fort, framed complete,
a J2.50 value,
Wednesday
only
1.98
Sixty ($6.00)- Oreen
Trailing Stamps.
All Art sales advertised Sunday
good for Wednesday.
Note our handsome Art Display,
Sixteenth Street Window and new
Brown Room and Gallery of fine
Pastels by Chandler and Olbbs.
Three times Green Trading Stamps
on all Picture Framing, Pryography
and Artist Material Purchases.
8ECOND FLOOR,
25c
1 1.tt'-V "--Hl t
Commemoration Sale of
Sheet Music.
"Beaumarie," a beautiful
Caprlce-Cavotte, an ele
gant teaching piece
regular wc
music:
v eunes'jiiy uni) (I
r uny im.wi .re'n xiimi-
iiib (Stamps.
(Only one to a customer.)
OF IMPORTANCE TO SINGERS,
TEACHERS AND GENERAL
PUBLIC.
Just received, an abundance of fine
classical music, beautiful new songs,
by such eminent writers as C. B.
Hawley, Olney Speaks, Lillian Strick
land, Alfred Robyn, Edward Mossel
berg, Etholbert Nevln. Sacred Easier
songs by Dudley Buck, J. W. Blschnft,
Wm. Hammond and Morrison's fam
ous piece "Meditation," adapted for
singing Just out.
Folios of "Venezla," "O'er Hill and
Dale." A new folio of Parsifal MuhIc
at very popular prices.
Autograph Folio of songs of
voices, including favorite songs
Melba, Nordlca, Marrhesi, etc.
SECOND FLOOR.
all
by
A DISPLAY OF CHINA
Good, New, Useful Articles and Dainty, Pretty
Pieces of Bric-a-Brac, Cut Glass, Lamps, Etc.
Commemoration Prices Prevail In This Section.
The Following Items arc a Suggestion of What We Have:
PLATES, In the new fancy fruit and
pansy raised decorations, Hr
new, and a beauty, l!o and..."
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps.
BOWLS, tn blue and yellow decora
tion, Holland made goods, very
pretty ana userui, z.c, lac, 4
M W
and
Ten (11.00)
with each.
Green Trading Stamps
NEW SHAPE IN SALTS AND PEP
PERS, very finest crystal sterling
tops, a 23c value, 1(1 r
each IWv
REMEMBER WE ARE AGENTS
FOR THE WELlKNOWN BLOCK
LIGHT, WILL SAVE OAS, and give
you the brightest light, flO
all complete ! W
Fifty (5.00) Green Trading Stamps
with each.
MANTLES for Gas at 30c, 25c, ir
20c. 15c and IVfW-
BRADLEY & HUBBARD'S NICKEL
LAMP, large center draft burner,
complete with shade and J -(
.chimney IOV
"This Is the best sewing and reading
lamp made.
Fifty ($5.00) Green Trading Stamps
with such.
SPECIALS IN
HARDWARE SE -TION
Forty ($100) Green Trading Stamps
with No.- 1 Galv. Wash Bfr
Tub ooc
Forty ($4.00) Green Trading Stamps
with No. 2 Galv. Wash tAf
Tub UW
Forty ($4.00) Green Trading Stamps
with No. i Galv. Wash 72f
Tub
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps
with best 12-tlne Steel 38C
Forty ($4.00) "Green" Trading Stamps
with best-14-tine Steel lSr
jjake t'J
Forty ($4.00)' Oreen Trading Stamps
with best 16-tine Steel 48C
Forty ($llo6)" Green "Trading Stamps
with extra heavy Spading 7A.C
Thirty '($3.00) 'Green Trading Stamps
with 14-tlne Malable 2d-C
jiake
Best Poultry Wire, 2-lnch mesh, gal
vanized after weaving, 12C
square foot . "
Best Double Selvage Black Screen
Wire Cloth, square tin
foot JW
Bargains in Housecleaning
Goods See Window Dis
playSale on Friday.
Bennett' Blf? Grocery.
Always leaders In the best table pro
ducts at lowest prices.
Fifty ($5.00) Green Trading Stamps
with 3 pounds finest Java and Mocha
Coffee $1.0i)
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps
with pound Tea (any kind) tStc
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps
with S-pound can Burnham's Clam
Chowder 20c
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
can pure ground Black Pepper.. 12c
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
3-pound can Table Syrup 12V4c
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
8 bars Bennett's Bargain Soap... 25c
Fifty ($5.00) Green Trading Stamps
with 5 lbs. splendid Japan Rice.. 35c
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
pound can Bennett's Capitol Baking
Powder 24o
MONEY SAVERS.
Corn, 2-pound can 6c
Salmon, pound can 10c
Castile Soap, cake 2Hc
Potted Ham, can 4
Pepper Sauce, bottle 7c
Condensed Cream, can 6c
The best and largest stocks of new
Flower & Vegetable Seeds, pkg.. 2Vc
EXTRA VALUES.
Worcester Sauce, bottle 10c
Catsup, bottle 8c
Baked Beans, 3-pound can 8c
Stripg Beans, 3-pound can 8c
Lemon Extract, bottle 5c
Cocoanut, package 6c
Peas, 2-pound can 7c
CANDIES.
Several hundred large packages New
Orleans Molasses Candy, pkg...; 6c
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps
with pound box Bennett's Special
Chocolate Creams 25c
(DIAMONDS!
A iwo-stone Ringset Da-g
gonally with one diamond?
5 regularly cut and one genuine
5 ruby, emerald or sapphire 5
one of our leaaers.
$12.50
DODGE.
Jap-a-lae
Jap-a-lac
Jap-a-lac
Jap-a-lac
.1 an-A-lne
Jap-a-lac,
We
JAP-A-LAC
A modern wood finish. The beHt fln
Ish In use for house cleaning time.
All colors at the following prices:
... un
4-pt.t eacn
H-pt., each 25c
1-nt. each 40o
..w.H 75o
U-gal.. each 135
1-gal., each
h.n,!u iiw Bros. Paints,
v.icli vinlna nnd Oil Stains. In
fact we carry everything used dur
ing house cleaning time.
us about Hnyiuiug uu
We deliver rree 10 uj
Phone
may need
part of the city. Prompt service
MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO.
Paint Department
1 4 1 o nsnnt i
Phone 3429
1
DEPUTY STATE VETERINARIAN,
H. L RAMACCIOTTI. D. V. S.
CITY VKTEHIXAniiN.
Office and Infirmary, Mtli and Mason fits.
OMAHA, NliU, Telephone WJ.
25c, 30c, 35c to
50c Butterick
Patterns
Reduced
to...
20 c
Til K HUI.1AHLR STORK.
1
Landscapes,
2-in. Green
Frames
Special -f q
Wednesday I J
SPECIAL SALE OF
Sheets, Cases and Sheeting We
oi'n PRtrrs vor this n.w auk withih-t
MARKET. QIANTITY LIMITED.
Blenched Mohawk Sheeting. 1f . V Mohnuk
A Dl-PI.1C.YTE ON TUB
dnesdav Y
A Woman's
$3.00 Shoe
We sell a woman's shoe for $3.00
that la equal In every respect to
most of the shoes known and Bold
a a $3.50 shoes. There la as much
style to them, tbey fit as perfectly,
they feel as comfortable, they look
as well, and they wear as long.
There is no other shoe sold for $3.00
that compares with them In style,
lit or wear. They are the best
there Is for. the price, and. good
enough for anybody. See them.
Ifryshoeco.
16th and Douglas St.
Pennyroyal pills
tm Utm v4 U.U MMllla .
wtUfciM thr. SUAm
aaaru aUlaa aa l'"f
J ' Or.iM r aW
fcr PartUalan. Tatlalala
a4 KalUT fx l-.il . k ra.
tmru Mall. l.tTallBMltU. M1T
all SiaaiiM.- I'hbaMM.' hralwlft,
(fttoaapo. Slim. a a, r rm,
17c
49c
Sheets, miv
'ismWs Bleached
-S. each.
! 2W yards wide at. yard
I 27Hc I'nblearluMl Mohawk Sheeting,
I 2l. vards wide at. van!
7fc Mohawk Seamless Bleached
Sheets, wlze 2x-'i. enrh
luc SILK DOT ORGANDIES On display In our Sixteenth Street windows
the ptst few days at. yard
3.000 yards all kinds of New Spring White Goods wnrth up to 35c
special at, yard
size
,45c
11c
16c Mohawk Bleached Cases
42x;6, each
17c Mohawk Blenched Cases. fiii 4 Tj 1
slur, each laV
Stupendous Shoe Bargains
AU Klrkendall'n $1.50 and $1.75 Shoes and Oxfords, black nnd tan
nt, pair ,
Brooks Bros.' $;i.50, $4.00 and $1.50 Ladles' Shoes
Ktrkendall's $3.5" and $4.( Men's Omaha made Shoes
Kirkendall's $2.50 and $1 .00 Fine Shoos
Six lines of the celebrated I'ltra $3.60 Shoes
RAVEN SHOES FOR IADIES-Regular 12.60 value; special
price
19c
10c
98c
2.48
1.98
1.75
Child's 75c nnd 1.00 Sample Shoos 69c find 48C
Ladies' Belts, 5c.
A new lot of Manufacturer's Sample
Belts, worth 2fic to 60c, all go at one
price Wednesday, E.-,
each
50c Ladies' Neckwear, 10c
A beautiful collection of Ladles' Eas
ter Neckwear, worth l'5c, S5c and Mo.
All at one price Wednesday, tlr
each I WW
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC OF OMAHA
Thousands of Dollars Worlh of Goods to be given away Friday, April Mfh
We are going to close out several largo ll:nw of Crockery and Hardware. Tha
greatest values i ver offered to the public of Omaha will be sacrificed nt this great
fnle. Values of 2no. 50c, 76c, $1.00 up to $5. (1 will be sold from lc up to 50c. Nothing
will be reserved. We must have t lie room for the workmen on our now building.
Don't miss this. It Is one of those chances that happen only onon In a lifetime, to
secure something for almost nothing. S i le to commence at 8:80 a. in. sharp in Big
Basement Annex Ilayden Bros.
Grocery Prices for Wednesday
1 lb. cans Rumfnrd Baking Powder 15c
2 lb. cans best pack Sweet Sugar t'orn 5c
3 lb. cans Dunkley's Michigan Plum 124e
3 lb. cans fancy Bartlett Pears, In heavy
syrup l'.'Vjc
t lb. cans fancy Table Peaches, In heavv
syrup 121-fce.
3 lb. cans fancy Table Apricots, In heavv
syrup , 12V4c
2 lb. cans fancy pack Wax, String or
Lima Beans 5c
3 lb. cans Boston Baked Beans TV40
1 lb. cans Bopton Baked Beans 4c
I lb. cans Anderson's or Campbell's
soups IMc
Oil or mustard Sardines, per can 4c
Malta-Vita, X-Cclo or Hgg-O-See, per
package THa
10 bars Swift's Pride, Beat-Em-All or
White Paris Laundry Soap ISo
(old Dust, per package loo
I'earline. per package 'Jo
Sapollo, per bar 5o
3 Hi. cans Oolden Table Syrup "Vjo
2 lb. package Mldnveno Oatmeal 6c
Jello, Jellycnn, Fruit Puddine orBrom-
argelon. per package 7,4!c
Irge Heedless Lemons, per doien Mo
Irfirge Highland Navel Oranges, per doz Jir
1 Hi. pnekng Persian Dales
t.. ....... I)lnin A. ...I. .a ..ox rvlf 'i
Now Colorado Honey, per rack it's.
HAYDEftS BROS.
DR. BRADBURY
1606 FARNAfl.
Teeth Extracted.... .23c
Porcelain Fllllnga $ 1 up
Gold Filling $1 up
Silver Fllllnga... 80c up
Crown $2.50 up
Plate. $3.00 up
DENTIST
18 Year Sam Location
Phone 1756.
Bridie Work $2.90 up
Nerves remove wlttvJ
out pain.
Loose Teeth Mad
Solid.
Work guaranteed 10 jratra.
.- i atf
UNCOMMONLY GOOD
Chase's SORE THRO JIT CURE
For the Throat, Mouth and Teeth
Effective, Pleasant, Antiseptic
At Druggists. Price 25c.
" Tft
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