TIIK OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, DKCEMBEH 23. l!io:.
Tlphoria CM.
Kow loraftd In the
rrUU Center, Howard
and Sixteenth
(streets.
V
liere. Open evenings until Christmas. We close all dav Mondav. ,
Gifts for Her
Set of Table Linon. I3.0O, IT.JO. $10., $1250
up to H0.no set.
Ijire Dollies. fiirfn. etc. Articles b 2Jc
V; 75c, li no up to 115.00.
Handkerchief, embroidered. 15c, 25c, 50c,
Tic. $1.(1) tl.to 2.on. and up.
Handkerchiefs, plain, hemstitched, at luc,
15c, i'Sc, 60c.
Neckwear, Turnovers and StorkK, 6"r, 7Sc,
'$1 no. 11.60 up to lo.U) each.
Kid Gloves, 11.00. 11.60 and t.VOO per pair.
Silk Waliit Pattern. 73c, 11.00, fl.S, $l.w
up to 12.00 yard.
Black Silk Dress Pattern, 9Sc$1.0O. $1.23,
$1.76 up to ti.M yard.
Colored Wool Dress Pattern, 5c, 75c,
$1.0", $1 25 up to $250 yard.
Pretty t'mbrellaa, $1.50, $2 00, $2.60, $.(),
. .".' up to $1.50.
',. Leather Hand Dug tl.'v, $1.50, $on. $2.30,
,.' $3.tj0 up to $7.50.-
I.eather Card Canon, Cir, 73r, ll.nn, $1.5o up
; . to $3.73.
Leather .Porketbook, Sue. 75c, $l.(j), $1.50,
IJ.fn up to $5.00.
Bilk. Cashmere, Lisle and Cotton Hose,
JEc. 3fi.', 5oc. 75c, $1.00, $1.60 up to $5.00 per
pair.
Suit of Knitted t'ndcrwear all weight and
.qualities. ,
Fine Muslin Hnd Cambric Night Gowns,
Hi. $1.60. $1.75. $2.00 and up to $10.00 each.
. Fancy Apron. 65c, 75c, $1.00 to $2.25 each.
Manicure Sets. ; J
Comb and Brush Bets.
le Wool Shawl.
Knitted Bhawl, Skirt. Sweater, etc.
Fur Neck Scarf. $3.00. $7.50 $W., $1 2.5ft.
ir..t tip to $75 00 each.
Fur Muffs, $i.50, $7.50, $10.00. $12.50 tip to
45.00 each.
Dressing Hacque, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 12.00 up to
K Vi each.
Work Boxes Collar ami Cuff novo. Jewel
H"Tes. -Handkerchief Uoxes, Glove nnxos,
?'' tu U.qo each. '.
Fur Sets for Children
licHiitirul. choice, now' Fur Bets for Chil
dren. They inake an acceptable gift,
l'lice $3.25. $4.26. $460, $5.00, $i.75, $7.50,
llo.fio and $12.00 per set.
Ladies' Knitted Underwear
l.ndlee' fine ribbed fleeced cotton union
nulls, a good heavy winter weight, high
neck, long sleeves, ankle length, open down
the front or to. waist line, all size, $1.
l-adles1 fine white cotton union suits, low
XelHIIPgIKI9 JlEILlDIglKI gCd
Howard
BURLINGTON GRANTED TIME
Bailroad Given Un'il January 15 to Plead
to Rebate I diotment.
OTHER ACCUSED PERSONS FILE BONDS
. . ki4ti i i.. uvii. i; ,,..,.
Siiretv t oniimnr Cinaranteea the
Presence of Thomas, Taaaart
ml Crosbjr for Trial at
Kansas City. ;
KANSAS CITY, Pec. 22. Judge O. M.
Spencer, ..general counsel,, entered an ap
pearance ' n . the federal court today for
the Burlington railroad in answer to the
A Warm
Jt will be warm
us fill your
Ozark Anthracite. $8.50
" Is a splendid furnace fuel, equally good for stoves.
Better in some respects than eastern hard coal.
' Enough Yell-o Wagons
to assure you of prompt delivery.
Our Automatic Sorei-ns clean the dust and dirt out of the
coal
You receive good Coal All Coal if you buy from u.
Sunderland
1608 Harney St.
OTTO
New
p,o direct by
City. Daily
You cuu now t.o direct by
City. Daily
Los Angeles
First-class accommodations. Pullman's beet service.
Dining Cars. Observation Cars with Buffet, Lounging
Rooms and Library. This
New Train, The
Los Angeles Limited
Carries an electrician whobe sole duty la to look after
the electrical equipment. Electric Lights over every
seat and In every berth electric curling iron heaters
in ladles' toilet room. Via
Union Pacific '
AND
. Salt Lake Route
For full information Inquire at
CITV TKKKT OKFICK.
'I'lione
Saturday the Last Day
For Cliristinfl9jKj!0img. If you have waited until the last day
or forgotten to remember pome friend look ov?r this store's help
ful list of gift suggestions. You will find it a pleasure to shop
nerk, no Beeves, ankle length, all sites,
$i.:6.
Ladies' fine white n,ercerlied union suits,
medium weight, all nicely trimmed, open to
waist line, nil siies, $2.Ro.
ladles' fine white Swiss ribbed merino
corset covers, high neck, long sleeves, an
sizes, $1 each. ,
For Men '
The last shopping Jay before Christmas
finds our men's department 'filled with
many articles that will make useful and
acceptable presents.
If you are undecided what io give him.
cut this list out and bring It wltb you to
our store.
Knit Gloves, plain black or fancy stripes,
60c and 75c a pair. !
Neckties In most any wanted kind, or
color, either made up or to tie. Sue and
1.H0 ench.
Suspenders, newest holiday novelty we'b
nlngs, fr to $1.00 a pair.
Shirts, either stiff or soft bosom,' light
and dark colors, stripes or figures, $1.00 and
i.nd each. ,
Handkerchiefs, plain linen or Initial, 25c
and oC cacti.
Muslin Night Shirts, good values at 50cj
78c and $1.00 each.
Outing Flannel Night Shirts, extra long
and wide, 6io, 75c and $1.00 each.
Silk Muffler, plain biack or novelty fig
ured silks, 60c to $2.50 each.
Boston Garters, best made, silk Wo, Soc;
lisle web, 2uc a pair.
Umbrellas, an Ideal gift, extra. ' good
allies at $1.00, $i.j). $;.oo, $2.80, ,3.110 and
up to $10.00 each.
Watch fobs, new designs at $1.00, $1.50,
2.0n. $2.50 each.
Scarf pins, a very good assortment, 25c
to $1.50 each.
Cuff Buttons, newest novelty patterns at
aic and $1.00 a pair. '
Gloves," only the best makes represented
here, $1.00, $1.60 and $2.00 a pair.
The newest shapes In linen ' collars, 15c
each or two for 2oc; cuffs, 25c per pair.
Hath Hobos, some pretty ones at $.i.oo aud
IG.oo each.
Bill Wallets, always a handy article, 30c
to $3.50 each.
Coin Purses, all sizes and kinds, a neces
sary article, 25c to $1.60 each.
Then) are many other articles too numer
ous to mention. A look through this de
partment will give you many suggestions.
and Sixteenth Streets
Indictment returned by the federal (rand
Jury charging rebating. Judge Spencer filed
a stipulation with the government by
which his company is given until January
16 to enter a plea.
. George B. Thomas, the New York freight
broker, and his chief clerk, L. B. Taggart,
and George If, Crosby, general traffic man
ager of the Burlington, Indicted for con
spiracy, entered an appearance, but did
not plead. They furnished bond fW-$8,0u0
each through a surety company. '"' '
Other Individuals and concerns recently
Indicted for giving rebates had previously
givfa Upnds.' J''. ';
Unonbnind In Sew Mexico.
EL PASO, Tex., Dec. 22. There are three
feet of snow between Carrlzoso and riaiUa
Rosa. New Mex., on the prairies, and Rock
Island trains from the east are snowbound.
Christmas
in doors if you let
bin tomorrow.
Bros.-Go,
Way
a new route,
fast runa to
a new route, via Salt Lake
fast runa to
324 FA It NAM
844.
Bee. Dec. 23. M.
Third Floor
Down quilts and fine blankets aa gifts
are highly valued. You are sure to be wel
come with one of these.
Iown comforts st $2.05, $5, $i, $7, $7 50,
$1$. $20 and $25 each.
Fine white or gray blankets at $4.25, $5,
$6.50, $S. $6..r.0, $6.75, $7, $R, $9. $10. $12.60, $16,
$17.50 a pair.
Fine blankets In fancy plaids at $4 50, $5,
$5.60, $6.75. $S a pair.
Laprobes In beautiful fancy designs at
$2.60 each.
Indian robes at $4 and $3.50 each.
Italian silk blankets In beautiful Roman
stripes at $1.25 each.'
Dress Goods and Silks for
Cnmtinas uiving.
More 'space titan ever betoir, yet the
counters tiava been crowded. Aioie git is
c( tins descuviiun win be given man vr
betoie, at isust tuuuaaiiua uiuie nate been
uuUftiit tieie loan ever uctuie. wutmy is
usfcuj-cuiy reilauie, wmcn means mucn in
fclltS. .
UttlCSS PATTERNS IN BOXES FOR $!.
iou vtu get tine , value it yuu buy any
8-yard lengin Of any of tne spiendm Culoreu
or biuCH aieas gocus wmcn we ate selling
ut uuu a yiu. lutue ate cueviois, nlvuu
aerge", faiiauias, rrenun seizes, nuveille,
i.e,uera s cnecKS, uiiiuantines, etc.
rsLil'l fL.uJ btuna uit SVAlSTo
a i' ioc A Iaku-a you coming down
.on( Jf so, see tne pretty siiks snuwn in
tronl wmuow ut iuc a yaid. iiey am
..iiipiy a gut ut nuance, lue sort of gill
iiii.ii, lajvfii Hum its tissue piper Wiap
,..iis on Clirislmas morning wouu deii.uk
uny lauy. Pi city snaues ot grey or jasper,
,iavy, uiuwn, time, green, etc.
iiaivisuau'; hLAC'tC BILK FOR
DHt.SbWi AT $1.J0 A VARD-A more ap
propriate i iirisiuias rcnieiuuiance wuuid be
nard to liiui, useful, aaiuty, and not ex
jieiislve wneu you consider tne superior
quality of Silas we soil. We wuunl be
pieased to snow you through the biaca
sIiks. It mignt prove of Interest to you
and help the planning of tne Christmas
giving. Mescalines, tauetas, failles, Chilton
tanetas, crepo dc chines, chiffon crepes,
etc., and best of all there are of the de
pendable quality und they only cost $1.00 a
yard.
Two plows are at work. The cuts are filled
to the level with snow.
To Cure n Cold In tint Day
take LAXATIVE BROMO QuIniiiH Tablets.
DruKglsts refund money if it falls to cure.
E. W. Grove's signature Is on each box. 26a
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Klf Todpy In ebrsska. Coliltir In
the F'.astern Portion Fair
Tomorrow.
-WASHINGTON, Dec. ffi.-Korecast of the
weather for Saturday and Sunday:
For Ncbraski-Kalr Saturday, colder" In
tho eajteru portion; Sunday, fair.
For Iowa Fair Saturday, colder in the
southwestern portion: Sunday, fair.
For Wyoming and Coloiado Fair Satur
day and Sunday.
For South Dakota Fair Saturday and
Sunday,
Local Record.
OFFICE OK THE WEATHER RUREAIT
OMAHA. Dec. 22 Official record of tem
perature and piei'lpii ition. compared with
the corresponding day of the last three
'far,: 1S05. 19fH. isoj. 19,
Maximum temperature... 3x Rl 46 $4
Minimum temperature.... 23 35 18 lit
Mean temperature W 4S 32 ia
Precipitation Oct .no .oo t
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March 1
and comparison with the last two years;
Normal temperature r
V V - fnw, t V Am., ' "1
Total excess since March "i!."!."."!.".""60
pnrmai precipi anon 08 Inch
Deficiency for the day 0 Inch
Tn t Ji 1 ralnfull Kln. Kra...t. iy Ml .
Deficiency since March 1 2.07 Inches
I'cnciency cor. periou. l!W4 5.45 Inches
Lxcess cor. period. 1903 2.30 Inches
Reports from stations at T P. M.
Station and State Tern. Max. Rain
in veHiner. i p. m
Tern.
24
24
36
fall.
Bismarck, cloudy
Cheyenne, clear
Chicago, cloudy A
Davenport, cloudy ....
Denver, clear
Havre, cloudy
Helena, clear
Huron, cloudy
Kansas City, clear ....
North Platte, clear ...
Omaha, clear
Papld City, clear
St. TOuia, clear
8t Paul, cloudy
Salt Lake City, clear..
Valentine, snowing ...
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L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
McClure's Migazine
Nsw Number Out
To-day
Clf the January number
ofMcClure'a Magazine
had nothi ig in it out
Lincoln Steffen'a remark
able siory oi th i Mystery of
Mark Fagan.Mayor of Jersey
City, it would be wjrth tne
dollar that i charged for an
entir year' aubtcripiion.
But in this numoer are aUo
"Roosevelt as an Outdoor
Man", by Hen ry Beach
Neeihtm, author or "The
'. College Athlete," the first ot
Steward Edward White's
''Arizona Nights," an ex
planation or the part the pri.
vate car piays in rai road
rate dicriimna.ion, and five
other good siories. It will
brighten your Christmas
days to tak horns a copy of
th s number to re d.
All news stands, loc, II s year
McClure's Magazine
M tast ZM Street. Kew Tark '
MAHONET A DISAPPOINTMENT
Presides tf Oirio Fsdsratioi FalU to GWe
TettimoDj Helpfol ts thamas.
tATTER UFT TO PADDLE HIS OWN CANOE
Me Thlaka fmlooa Mrs Hero lns
Well a Comalrlas
with lse.
'Din't you think' tne saloon men have
tried to keep their promise and have con-
ducted their places very well this year?" j
-John Parish, attorney for the saloon men. i
"I think they hav."-T. J. Ms honey. ,
president of the exeouttve committee of the i
Civic Federation.
Thus did Mr. Mahoney fall to support his
colleague and associate In reform, Elmer F.
Thomas, before the Board of Fire and
Follce Commissioners Friday afternoon,
when he was called by Mr. Thomas as a
witness to offset ths chares msde by the
allied attorneys for the saloon keepers that
the Civic Federation and Mr. Thomas were
ectlng In bad faith In flllnt protests against
the granting: of liquor licenses. In thst the
Civic Federation sjid the saloon men had"
agreed a year sgo on the manner tn which
saloons should be conducted, part of which
agreement was that the Civic Federation
was not to object to ths sale of liquor On
Sundays.
Trevlous to saying he thought the saloon
men had kept their promise the president of
the Civic Federation testified that he had
received a letter from a woman, who wrote
that over one Of the saloons In her nelglt
borhood there was being; conducted a house
of prostitution. The witness thought one
or the other had moved, he did not know
which, but when Mr. Thomas attempted to I
get into this matter, like all other matters
of a like nature, the board promptly sus
tained objections made by the allied at
torneys. Mahoner ftnod for Walnon Men.
The testimony of Mr. Mahoney was rood
evidence for the saloon men, as their at
torneys have not tried to offset the charge
that they have Vept open on 8undays. but
have set tip the argument that the Civic
Federation had agreed to waive the Sunday
closing, providing the saloons closed at 12:.,
refused to sell to minors and divorced pros
titution from the saloons. The attorneys
claim their clients have kept the faith and
therefore are entitled to licenses for an
other year.
Whether the Clvle Federation agreed to
waive the Sunday closing Is still a disputed
question. Attorney Parish claimed it did
when he testified, while Fridny T. J. Ma
honey in his testimony said no such propo
sition was made In his presence, and W. T.
Oraham. Dr. Somers, C. 8. Hayward and
Rimer Thomas each swore the Sunday clos
ing feature had not been waived. Mahoney
testified further that while In the confer
ence he had said he would never be satis,
fled unless the saloons were compelled to
close on Sundays. .
Take Isaac with Maheney.
Dr. Somers, Mr. Oraham and Mr. Hay
ward were all positive no such agreement
had been made about the Sunday closing,
while Mr. Oraham and Mr. Hayward, to
whom Mr. Parish accredited the statement
that this Was all .the Civic Federation oould
ask and wh entitled to In referring to the
agreement, empliatlcally denied that they
even considered waiving the Sunday clos
ing feature of the, Blocumb law. They ail
admitted If. was understood If the saloon
men would follow the law in other partic
ulars the- protests ajalnst them would be
withdrawn ad, w,pr$ withdrawn. j
Inasmuch as Wwse protests conUffned the
charge, that the" g loons' were aellin'g liquor
on Sundays and were withdrawn, the allied
attorneys will .contend that this withdrawal 1
practically waived ths Sunday closing fea
ture of the Slocuinb law. They Introduced a
number of the Withdrawn protests as evi
dence to tfiat effect. :
Mr. Thomas tried to get Dr. Somers to
tetl what he knew about the under aide of
Omaha, picked up in his professional
rounds, but the board promptly set down
upon that kind Of inquisition and It was
Impossible to get the information before
the board, though Mr. Thomas made vigor
oua argument in favor of his questions.
While trying to Impeach, the testimony of
Mr. Parish regarding the Sunday eloslnr
agreement, Mr. Thomas was not oermltteii
to read to the witness the statement mads
by Mr. Parish In the form or a question, but
Instead had to state the substance.
The session continued all afternoon, when
the board adjourned until Tuesday night.
A Gaaraateed Cwre far Plies.
Itching, blind, bleedlfi or nrniMiiitn. tii-
Tour druggist will
Ointment falls to ejr you In to 14 days. 60c.
DEATH RECORD
Mrs. Margaret A. Keaasdy.
Mrs. Margaret A. Kennedy, wife of th
late Howard Kennedy, died at a n'ni,u-v
t naay morning at tier late home, tzx Lodge
street, after several months ailment with
nervous trouble, following the death of
her husband and sickness of daughter and
son. Mrs. Kennedy was 65 years of age,
and came to Omaha with her husband in
IRfia from Nebraska City, where she lived
two years. She was married at Mount
Joy, Pa., In 1M0, her name being Margaret
A, Long- before .marriage. Mrs. Kennedy
was for msny years Identified with ths City
Mission and taught a class of young men
for years at the First Presbyterian Sunday
school. She Is survived by Alfred C. and
Judge Howard Kennedy, Jr., and a daugh
ter. Mrs. W. v. Grigor, the surviving child
ren all living in this city. The funeral
will be Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the home. Kev. Edwin Hart Jenks, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church, will con
duct the service. The burial will be at
Forest Lawn.
Ir. A. S. Wright.
Dr. A. S. Wright of Santa Rosa. Cul..
who twenty-five years ago, was a citlsenr of
Omaha, has Just died at his California
home. The news of his death reached
Omaha last night, though no particulars
were received. Although he left here years
ago, Dr, Wright still had considerable
money invested in Omaha property. In
which lie, was a great believer and only a
short time ago he began the erection of a
brick bulldju at Sixteenth and Chicago
streets adjoining the Koyal hotel. Dr.
Wright waa in Omaha some months ago
looking after his property and visiting
friends. He was 80 years of age.
Jeha 5. Irwla.
KEOKUK. la.. Dec. -John K. Irwin
died today at Hot Springs, Ark. He was
former minister to Portugal, governor of
Alisona, governor of Idaho, mayor or Keo
kuk and head of a wholesale mercantile
company here.
Watches, Ed holm. Jeweler.
t allfarnlan I narr Arrest.
EL. PASO. Tex., Dec 12 -L. H. Fin it ad of
Jyo Angeles, at whoa home two Americans
war killed and on wounded at Dias, Mex.,
has been arrested by the Mexican authori
ties. Selections from Handel's oratorio, "Ths
Messiah," at Kountia Memorial church
next Sunday evening; E. D. Keck, con
ductor, chorus of sixty voices.
bWI rings. " Frsoser, ltn and Dodga.
DoYourShopping
Saturday
As We Close
All Day Monday
With each and
($10) or over in our
Last Call f
will give away absolutely free of cost to you
a beautifully Trimmed Christmas Tree.
Jf III fit ill t K III. r iff r a 1 lll-Nw
Wm
WITH TUB BOWLF.RS.
Tim flnal Ave camps of ttm mutch between i
Porger and Huntington were howled on the
B'sooiation nlleys nisht. Bcrger (cMPd
lead of 35 pina In the first two gnmed, hut
wn unable to hold It. and "Dad" tlnlntved
tho Ave with 55 plna to th good, winning
the series of ten games by IX) pins. The
score in detail:
Huntington "4 17 177 214 f-'J-W
Berger i & n '" '-L
Strikes. Spares. Splits. Errors.
P rger IG 27 5 J
Huntington 1 0
The Sunflowers got two out of three
aamea frtun the lied Seals on the Metro
politan allvys. Score:
SUNFLOWERS.
Int.
Stearns i:
Mack 149
li.njaniln 14
Clements K-'
8 wan U
2d. 3d. Total.
U2 M KM
H5 107 ul
137 li 437
W 1SJ 491
114 IM Xii
Wifj Is2 i',U79
2d. 3d. Total.
lWi 156 4
lit? l.t 12)
115 m 8M
1J2 1U4 4S
113 liD 390
SSo 717 2.r
Totals..
7CS
HKU SttALS
1st.
1J
ltf
U'4
l.".3
Nolan ..
Leflei:
Sageser .
Hruelng
Carleton 11"
Totals ti!X)
Hlarb School Heats Academy.
TAB1.K ROCK, Neb., Deo. 2-.'. (Special. )
The Pawnee City academy baaket ball team
played here at the opera house to n ght with
the high school team. At the close of the
game the score stood 10 to 21) In favor of
the Table Rock High ttchool.
Williams Will Coach Minnesota.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 22. Dr. Henry Wil
liams, for nix yeum coach for the Minne
sota foot ball team, today signed another
three-year contract to coach the Oophcrs.
Bracelets, Kdholin, Jeweler.
Dollar Packago
FREE
Man Medicine Free
Yau can now ebtaln a largs dollar sisa
free urkaft of Man Medicine free an re
quest. Man Msdicln eures man weakness.
Man Medicine gives you once more the
gusto, ths Joy Jl satisfaction, the pulse n 1
ths throb ot physical pleasure, the keen
sens of msn sensation, the luxury of life,
body power and body comfort-free Man
Medicine does it.
Man Medicine cures man weakness, nerv
ous debility, oirly decay, discouraged man
hood, functional failure, vital weakness,
brain fag. backachs. prostatitis, kidney
trouble and nrvousn-s
You can cars yourself at hums by Man
Medlelne, and the full size dollar parka
ill be delivered to yu free, plain wrap
per, sealed, with full directions how to use
The run siss aoiiar pacsags tree, no
Dtymtnt or any ainu.
no receipts, no prom-
isea, no papers to sign.
It is ires.
All ws want to know Is thst you sre not
sending for It out of idle curiosity, but that
you want to be well and become your
ttrong. natural self once mors. Min Medi
eln will do what yau want it to do: make
you a real roan, man-like, man-powerf.il.
Your name and address will bring It; all
you hsve to do Is to send ar.d gel It We
send it free to every dli'Ouri one of
i man sex Inter'H'e Ht.ntlv Co.. IH
LtV Ldf. D troll, MI'.h.
ii FABNAM STREETS. OMAHA.
(The Peoples Furniture Carpet Co.)
or Free Kmas Trees
every Cash or Credit sale of ten dollars
Mei s and Boys Clothing Dept. only we
By purchasing these trees and
trimmings in large quantities we
are enabled to give you a TRIM
MED CHRISTMAS TREE that
would cost you almost $5. It,
of course, costs us much less,
and that's how we can afford it.
An exact duplicate of the TRIM-!
MED TREES we give away
on display in our 16th street
clothing window. Look for it.
Men's Fall Suits
Mads by Kuh,- Nathan t
rischnr, makers ol "Sincer
ity" c'othei
at 5i8.no,
$15.00, $12.50
and
S
Men's Winter Overcoats
52 Inches long,
without belt, in a
sortment of patterns-
at $20.00,
$18.00, $15.00,
$12.50 and
with
larH
s
1
Millinery Less Than Cost
All our $3.00, $4.00 atid J5.00
Ladies' Hats ore being closed
out at
Hats are made of velvet and trimmed
with foliar, wings, plumbs, ribbons.
All Children's Hats on sale
at
Monster Coat Sale .Sfftf3ifi
$20, $25 will be sold Saturday for
12.50, $15.00, $17.50.
Choice of blacks, blues, gray mixtures, browns, tans,
rede and greens.
Even on these special sale garments we offer you the use of.
Our Liberal Credit System.
OPEN A CHAR3E ACCOUNT WITH US HOW
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Lasting Xtnas
Present
For the Boy
Buy the boy a pair of our "Steel
Shod" Htioes for Xmas and you will
sive htm something that will last and
be of more nervlce to lilm than any
thing you could select. Kvery pair
Huarartecd to outwear two pairs of
tho ordinary kind
Boys' sixes. 2 to 6'i $2 art
Youths' sizes, 1 to i $?&,
IJltlo dents' szes. 10 to 13 -'.0"
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md your last chance to get Xmus hi
ihoes.
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1419 Farnam St.
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KKW PI BLIf'ATIOXS.
Sma.llest Irving
in the World
Decidedly the book season's novelty.
K tet of Irving In five selected volume,'
so small that the books case and All
can be hid behind an apple.
Clear blmckOetter type this alia.
A unlcjue and dainty gift. 12 50 per set,.
In soft, leulber binding.
T. Y. Crowell & Co., New York.
AM19KMKNTS.
BQYD'Q Woodward ti liurges
w " Manscets.
SUNDAY MONDAY TL'ESD AT
Xmas Matinee, 25c, ific, 75c.
ROSELLE KNOTT
As MARY TI DOR in
WHEN KNIQHTHOOD WAS IN FIX) WE it
BURWOOD
NigliU & Sun. Mnts. iUr 2na
Tues., Thurs., Sat. Mats. 10-200
INK HUUUHAI II IIUl'K CO.
14TH I Tills Afternoon Tonight
BIG ! MAN FROM MKXICO
WEEK I Grand Double Or r,rtri.
XMAS WEBK - THE CHIIISTIAN.
'Phone 4M.
Every
Night Matinees Thur..
Sat.. Sua.
MODERN VAUDEVILLE
XI A TIMPP ANY
25c
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IIOLSP.
TODAY
Chlldreu lor,
rnnlaht. Nilft I'rlrrs, !. iiAr,
KOe.
DOYDTHEATRE
Two Nirhts Wed. & Thur. Dec. 27 4k V.
GAe OMAHA EAGLES OFFER.
CHIMES OF N3RMANDY
HKXKKIT IMHiSTINd FfM).?
Regular IMlcea. Box Ofnce Open Saturday.
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Mats.
Matinee Today. 2?.. Tf
MARY MARBI.R t
III the Brilliant Mupt'-al Comedy'
NAUCV BROWN
So-Bie teauty Chorus of 'A.
U S - Knse ( ewlla Shay ill Paul Joftas
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