Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, October 24, 1905, Page 10, Image 10
10 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1005. Agents for Rogers Peet Men's Clothing Jfol o mm mm 1 SPECIAL SALES TU 5 Agents for KorC American ,J3 bm ESOAY Ladies' Lon Col Jl Eton Suits Nw lots of ladies' fasblondbly tall Bred suits Just arrived finely made of the correct fall fabrics, In newest plain colors and mixed novelty cloths the long fitted coat suits all the fashion able leaders, at novelty ciotns I2 coats aiso $19 The Stunning Long Chesterfields The most popular and most becoming suits In years fitted backs, long eracefiU lengths to the coats also short Etons. Hussars and Blouses, handsomely tailored, the top notch of style, at. Ladies Fur Lined Cotas An assortment of the handsome new fur lined coats that are going to lead the way in point of style this winter; good broadcloth coats, with lining of Russian squirrel and blended German saulrrel. Belgian sable or Mexican beaver collar special, at. Enlarged Jewelry Dept. In Annex The most perfectly arranged Jewelry rtopartmr-nt in the city always murn iohs man me exclusive jeweirr bsks. Ladles' Patent leather, Real Seal and Morocco Belts, kid lined all sizes, worth 60c each, at, each Nut Plrks and OuckerH. silver ri I Ladles' Oarrlng" Ragslenther, Our prices are 25c 98c plated, worth 5c set, at, set....w I lined, 'regular price? $1.50. at. BursonV Fashioned Hose Special Sales People on Bargain Squire Give Dally Djmon L Stration of the Merit o.' Thess Famous Stocking;. The only hose knit to fit without u seam smoother on . the foot, more comfortable on the leg, wear more evenly, look better and cost no more than the ones ' with enrn producing seams you will be interested in thN spe cial demonstration ail this week; prices, 1 P TC- XC liViiV'kb pair. , Curtails and Couch I Covert; worth to $5 pair, at, ea., 69c-'8c 7&& cOflS Covers at $2.98 ea. .';'' '" ' To Many Points In California, Oregon, Washington ' V v.. V ' . FROM . . OMAHA '-" UNION PACIFIC EVEKY DAY TO OCT. 81, 10OB. aClliUU J to Butte, Anaconda and Helena. Ann r ft j to Pendleton and Walla Walla. tsC&sUU to Spokane and Wenatcb.ee, Wash. --') to Ban Francisco, Los Angeles, Ban Diego f and many other California points. .Ato Everett, Fairhaven, Whatcom, Van 25 QD couver, Victoria and Astoria. to Ashland, Roeeburjj, Eugene, Albany and Balem, via Portland. Vto Portland, or to Taeoma and Seattle, AN TO MANY OTHER POINTS. Inquire at City Ticket Office, 1824 'Phone SIS. Farnaaa St. J? -ft. 2 prra Ann jfs WILLI m J I M S SJNS 209.211 So. 15th Street. Why Not Have Your Garments Made tor You? i V YOU can't afford a $50 suit w have thorn at $40 if $40 is too high we have thrm at $35, $30, $25 yes ven at $20 and the assortment At that price isn't mean or stingy. , Advance Notice Next Monday Is the Great Sale of Tapestry Curtains and Couch Covers See the' great window displays that are attracting thousands of people every day. The greatest of Its kind ever held in Omaha. Velour and Plush Curtains and Couch Trousers, $5, $6, $7, $8, $9, $10 Xlcoll's method of buying large quantities (we have about 25 stores to supply) makes it possible to have a serviceable suit made to order at tempting prices. There's a decided advan tage in having your gar ments cut to order You make your selection from a choice variety of woolens have them cut and trimmed to suit your indi vidual tasteand when com pleted you will experience a satisfied feeling in' wearing them. You need not think of do ing better; you can't! t FRED PAFFENRATH Mgr. 0l4IA WtS.tTHRR rOBECHT-TsMillr rir, m mm Green Trading Stamp Booth, Main Floor .1 J Wednesday is Red Letter Day Again! Ten Green Trading Stamps to every. Urweu Trading Stamp Book presented. No books no stamps. Special Red Letter Day sensations in all da- partments Tuesday and Wednesday. BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY Freeh .New Goods, Big Varieties, Low Prices, Green Trading Stamps, , Splendid Service and Prompt Deliveries. ( Thirty Green Trading Stamps with two-pound can Bennett's Breakfast Coffee 4o Twenty Green Trading Stamps with pound Tea 48c Ten Green Trading Stamps with pound can Bennett's. Capitol Baking Powder 24c Twenty Green Trading Stamps with pound can Batavla Fancy Salmon 2.1c Thirty Green Trading Stamps with pint bottle finest Grape Juice I 25c TEA SPECIAL. Ten Green Trading Stamps with pound Imperial Japan Tea. 25c Ten Green Trading Stamps with pint bottle Columbian Catsup . . . .20c .Twenty Green Trading Stamps with can Imported (Small Mush rooms (very fancy) 85c Ten Gren Trading Stamps with glass tumbler Cranberry Sauce 10c Twenty Green Trading Stamps with can Diamond "S" Fruits, as sorted (very fine) 28c Will Continue Until Nex Friday. All Staple Notions Will Co at One-Half to One-Quarter Regular Prices. Grand Notion Sale GUARANTEED DROP HEAD Machines at $12.50 to 535 IiMY Imm THE ItKLIAllLE BTOKU. SPECIAL? BARGAINS V IN MEN'S CLOTHING BENNETTS B ST. LOUIS CALLS FOR LABOR Ippiili vitk rUtteriaf Offer of Wgi ii Vala to Oboa Workmen. LATTER BUSY AND SATISFIED AT HOME aier Werk Here Tbsj , Cam D kr tl Tim Frea!c V;catkar Stoss Balld i las; OyeraJloas. Be . Hijh wages ofTerod laborers and plaster ers lor construction work at St. Louis have not suocaeded In lurlne workmen away from Omaha up to the present, according to statements of men well versed In the ' labor situation. '! Advertisements appearing- In the Omaha papers: offer H 50 a day for building la borers and X a day for plasterers. This Is more than ikbcrwi are getting In Omaha, but some plasterers are earning as much and nonerowlve less than 5 a day. Laborers on buildings are drawing all the way from C to t' 76 a day. Every man la town whe wants to work and can has a job. and there la plenty to dq In Dr. Lyon's PERFECT Tooth Poudor Cleanses and beautifies the teeth and purifies the breath. Used by people of refinement for oyer a quarter of a century. Convenient for tourists. RESAftEO BY sight until hard freezing calls a halt in construction. Omaha Ma Satisfied. - "The laborers and plasterers in Omaha are pretty well satisfied, " said a union labor mani "Other tradesmen feel the same way. While there has been no in crease In the minimum wages during the summer, yet the maximum has gone up. Contractors have frequently bid for skilled labor, and a much as 70 to 7B cents an hour has been made to the best artisans. A very small proportion of the floating class Is In Omaha, and most of the men who are capable of working on buildings are heads of families. The St. Louis offer does not attract them very much. It is generally understood that more and heavier work Is expected of laborers there than here, especially from hod carriers and the like. There is all the work here that can be done and a trifle more. Rather than take chances In St. Louis the Omaha workmen will semaln here. As a general thing, the supply of labor Is pretty nearly equal to the demand. The big shortage is in teams A number of big construction Jobs are being delayed because teams can not be had to haul brick and other mater ial. Since the paving began teams are at a premium. "It Is not likely that the St. Lpuis proposition will cut any figure in the Omaha labor market." Anti-Bunion Shoe For Men and Women This shoe Is so made that even though you have bunions you can wear it with comfort and comfort In your feet means everything io you. The special feature of these shoes is the narrow Instep and wide sole, snug fitting yet plenty of room Just where you neea u most, in lace oniy, in a with specially prepared soles. Drexel Shoe Co, From Nebraska Points Direct to Chicago. In addition to three daily trains, Omaha to Chicago, through service is also offered from other points on the main line of the Union. Pacific railroad to Chicago by the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway ' V' Through sleeping cars, both standard and tourist, and'through chair cars are operated by this line. - All ticket agents sell tickets east by this line. Ask them to do so. 'i Leave Omaha 7:55 a. m.f 5:45 p. m. or 8:35 p. m. F. A. NASH, General Western Agent, ' 1524 Farnam Street, OMAHA iA Few Interesting Bargain Events Only a few of the many for Tuesday's selling. You'll find a perfect bevy of them here all this week. Watrh our ads rlosely. In Our Busy Cloak Department Stylish C'ravenrttes In regular $7.50 values, at tans only. 4.98 Sample Coats In fine, plain snd fancy mixed fabrirs, regular I18.R0 values, at New Suits An exceptionally with 48-inrh coats, well worth $20.00, choice. . , 12.50 fine lot 14.90 New Fall Waists In flannels, Drtl liantines, albatross, etc.. In colon and black, $2.00 values, J QQ Women's Flannelette Iong Kimonos Regular $2.00 values, 98c Women's Flannelette Pressing Saoqnei Great snap, Two Rousing Hour Specials FROM lO A. M. TILL 12 M. In t.h Domestic Room. We will sell soft finished Bleached Muslin, the regular 8Vic quality limit of 10 yards to a customer at, C n FROM 8 TO lO A. M. In the Domestic Room Arnold's Flannelettes, In from 2 to 10-yard lengths, nil fresh new goods, 32 to 36 Inches wide, well worth 18c per yard only 10 yards to a customer at, yard 5c yard. Unmatchable Values in Blankets and Comforters $3.08 Red Blanket Nearly all wool, In grey onlx, full else and a splendid bargain, at, pair J 2.89 ..30c Cotton Red Blankets Full 11-4 size, a splendid bargain Tuesday, at, each Home-Made Bed Comforters 7 foot long, 2 yards wide, made of good quality sllkollne and filled with pure white cotton unmatchable Cfl bargains at, choice I.JU Special Snaps for Tuesday We are getting ready for holiday trade and will begin Tuesday a great Clearing Sale of our stock of fancy Art Goods. See them Tuesday. 2Rc Pillow Tops, each '. 85c Fancy rillow Shams, each All kinds of fancy Stamped Linens wll eacn, 12 c down to... 12k 12k 2oc Center Pieces, each 12ic 2.V( Laundry Bags, 12C be on sale Tuesday, at, 2'C Great Underwear and Hosiery Bargains .Men's Heavy Woolen Hose In blacks. blues and grays, good values at 25c, special Tuesday, at, pair IZiC From O Till 10 A. M. Ladies' heavy Ribbed Vests and Pants, fleece lined and worth 39c limit of four gar ments to a customer, at, f f garment IDC The Last of the Pears for Canning We have received another large shipment of fancy Duchess Pears. This will do tne iasi lor tnis season. Tomorrow we will sen tnis aeucious All fruit, per H-bushel basket, at, each OUC The Last of the Green Tomatoes We will have tomorrow morning (Tuesday) about 200 baskets of Green Tomatoes for pickling. We will sell JJ them, as long as they last, per market basket JG 21 POUNDS PURE CANE GRANULATED SUGAR I HA tor I.fJU IMYDER3 BR: MAN HURT BYSTREET CAR Colored Driver, Whoso Waaoa ( la Wrecked,' Is Severely la. Jared la tolllslosi. . William Carter, colored, a driver for Joe I.evlne, furniture dialer of 3At-3M North Sixteenth street, was badly hurt about t o'clock Monday mornlna by being- thrown from- his wagon, which was struck by a Sixteenth street car at Sixteenth and Chi cago streets. Carter was driving- a van from Levlhe's warehouse with a big load of furniture, and in crossing Sixteenth street the van was struck by the car. He waa thrown from the van to the pavement, striking- on his head and shoulders and rendered un conscious. He waa tnken to his home on North Twenty-eighth street In a hack by Mr. Levlne. Dr. Jtoiuui summoned. 1 1419 Fart. am St. New fall catalogue now ready. J. W. WOODROUGII FOR COUNTY JUDGE U Number . On Voting Machlnt Is 6 B Carter's Injuries are regarded as serious. It Is feared lie is suffering from concus sion of the brali). He was also injured about the hips and abdomen. The wagon, which was thrown over on one Bide, was badly wrecked, and six side boards constituting a part of the toad, were completely demolished. The horses escaped injury. Many Drop Drad from so-called heart trouble, when the real cause is acute indigestion, easily curable by Electric Bitters. (0 cents. For sale by Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. Mortality Statistics. The following births and deaths have been reported to the Board of Health during the forty-eight huura ending at noon Monday Births H. B. Baughman. 1122 North Twentieth, girl; Joe Beranek, 2 South Thirty-first, girl: Walter Vetcham. 307 North Twenty-iU'h, girl; Fred Jones, eue North Sixteenth, girl; O. J. McQeyun. 2ft24 Chicago, girl; Nela Segard, 623 South Elght- eenin, gut. Deaths Peter Koley, 114 North Twenty- seventh. 83; John Gilbert Powell, 712 North Seventeenth, &; Mary Anne Howard, 2319 IHulKe, 7; John U. Bovardus, Fortieth and i'oppleton. 63; Michael teweeney, Has tings, Neb., 31. . - . i Two Men Bob ad Over. P. T. Hlte and Paul Hauser were ar raigned before Judge Berks. In police court Monday morning, charged with robbing KiaucU Behaii's valoon at Capitol avenue and Firteoiith streets of (10 In rash and a quantity of cigars and liquors Sunday morning. Hits pleaded guilty and Hauser pleaded not guilty. Both were bouiid. over 'Ml u FOLLOW THE FLAG 0 it i Just One Chance Nov. 27th is the day. the Wabash will sell round trip tickets to many points in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Ken tucky, West Virginia, Western New York and Pennsylvania, at Greatly Reduced Rates The line with free reclining chair cars, rock ballast, solid road-bed. All information call at Wabash City Office, 1601 Farnam St., or address HARRY E. MOORES, G. A. P. D., Omaha, lleb. : i;:1.1 he Children's Heavy Ribbed Hone Jusl the thing for school wear come In all sizes, great snap, at, 7'r pair 2V From 10 Till 11 A. M. Ladles' Fleece Lined Hose, In black only, worth 15c and 19c pair, all sizes for I ft, this one hour, at, pair 1UC MANY WEDDINGS right now. Are you Invited? If you are we have the handsomest line of silver and cut glass we have ever shown. We have so many pieces, ranging around tS. Spend a few minutes In our store. Look for the name. S.W. LINDSAY, Jeweler, 1616 Douglas Street. 0 1 c ! Il l " TWELVE MILLION I PACKAGES LAST YEAR: SOME 0NEWAS SATISFIED. )Mv IN 2-PIE 10c PACKAGES. Pi. "1 tPBELL-SOLXt COMPANY SYRACUSt.NEW YOPK sjas faa mm mm mm mm mm as mm mm fjH ISA MB sag gag egg gsg mm gag ajsj gag ajaj m INTELLIGENT FARMING has made this year's crop a record breaker and the record breaking crop MAKES THE FARMER PROGPEROUG from the increased returns of his land, resulting front more intelligently directed effort. . THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARIVfER as a high class weekly agricultural magazine is an expo nent of up-to-date soil culture and in fulfilling its mis sion it MAKES THE FARMER INTELLIGENT and keeps him abreast of the times in all the varied de partments of agricultural activity. HOW DOES IT DO IT By posting its readers every week "on modern methods of x cultivation and improved 6tock raising. By keeping them constantly in touch with the latest achievements of experimental agricultural science. By procuring answers from practical farmers to ques tions on any subject connected with work on the farm. By instructing and entertaining the women and children and advising them in matters of household economy for the farm home. By, reporting fully yet concisely agricultural society dis cussions, farmers institute work, agricultural fairs and stock shows. By giving accurate and prompt information of current changes in market quotations on what farmers have to buy or to sell. ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. Less than two cents a number. Write for free sample copy to The Twentieth Century Farmer OMAHA. We manufacture our own trunks, traveling bags and sull rases. We make them of the beet material. Our workman ship is unexcelled. We sell them or less than Inferior gradfc- would cost you tluw here. If you buy of usycu will get the best you will sa ve .noneyou will be better satisfied. leather Bound Uat ting Suit Cases. (3 to. B.7i and U 00. We do repairing. 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