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THE OMAHA DATLY BEE: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1906.
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Department iuii WilisJ Oailv
REMARKABLE BARGAINS IN
C75 New
Ma9 Pnrtllna
i'riifi Arming
AUTIFUL CUT GLASS
WE BOKillT THE EXTIHK Sl'RPIA'S STfKK OF A WELL KNOWN
fiLAKH CITTKK AT A HI CJMAIU1AIX.
No one Interested In thl line can possibly afford to ml this
sale, as It offers an opportunity to secure some beautiful rut glass
pieces at. Just about one-half tholr regular price.
Hundreds of beautiful pieces, handsomely cut In the newest and
most desirable designs pitchers, berry bowls, Jelly dishes and uny
number of other pieces necessary to make the table complete will go
In this sale at really astonishing bargains.
BE
Two-qtinrt cut Kins
pitchers, positively
wortli f 1MK. Mt. ..
Hmnller size richly
glass pitchers,
at
Extra heavy cut tumblers In this
sale which sell regu
larly at 5fc, at,
each
Horseradish and mustard
pots, in this sale,
at
Beautiful cream and sun- rv Q
nr. huge size, worth (jC
4.98
'3.98
rs In this
25c
50c
7 and S-inch berry bowls, In all the
latest cutting,
actually worth ?H.OO.
at
Iirge size jelly dishes,
cut and very brilliant,
worth $0.OU,
at
Water 1wttles. cut on
heavy crystal glass,
worth ?.'UH. at
Salad bowls, ehrysan
theum cut, large size,
at
2.49
, all hand
2.49
1.49
2.49
ffiOST EXTRAORDINARY
EVER HELD IN OMAHA
'Through a fortunate purchase we are able to offer
most remarkable ribbon bargains.
One big lot of strictly all silk light -weight taf
feta ribbon, up to 5 inches wide, that would be
a bargain at 25c yard; goes tomorow, at yd
One big lot or plain colored extra
5c
One bit: lot of ribbon remnants: these
are in plain ana tancy nnmun.
lengths iii ' live yards, and up to
Kix inches wide, many rtb
Imnn In this lot would
iKinmfns nt por yard;
they go at. per yard
inn up to
10c
heavv taffeta ribbon, up to six
inches wide, all new f
and beautiful HjriuglJ
colorings, at, yard . . . m w
EAT CLEARING SALE
IT:
We place on sale tomorrow one big lot of grey, red and
whht, wool blankets that we previously sold 'TlQQ
up to $6 per pair. They are extra large size,
i' i.1 1 ; 1 un!liil rP 1 1 j ir err niMB
One big lot of extra heavy,
- half wool grey blankets,
worth $2.00 a pair,
they go at, pair...J
All the balance of our stock, all
extra large size cotton blankets.
these nre single blankets and
were sold as high as
11.25 each, they go
at, each
25c
LADIES' 25c NECKWEAR 10c
FINK KMIIIIOINKHKI) SWISS TURNOVER COLLARS
Vith narrow hemstitched and scalloped borders,
also dainty embroidered stocks hundreds of the
newest spring patterns fresh and crisp from the
Importer's cuses actually worth up to 25c on big
bargain square, at, each
10c
Sample Cups and Saucers
ON SALE IN BASEMENT
Hundreds of beautiful decorated
after dinner cups and saucers -
finest Austrian, Bavarian and
French china actual
$1.50 values, at,
each
25c
Theodore Havlland cups and
ttaucers, tea and coffee styles
daintily decorated an extraor
dinary bargain for .
Wednesday cup and
saucer for
15c
MEN TO WE1CI1 THE MAILS
Selections for Quadrennial Task on West
ern Lines Are Made.
WORK WILL TAKE HUNDRED AND FIVE DAYS
Will Ural a Febrory 20, Preparatory
to Letting Contracts, ludrr
Direction of Chief t'lerk.
" II. F. Shearer.
Tho quadrennlul weighing of mails over
the various railways, preparatory to letting
the comrade lor tn curriuge of thu
United States mulls, will begin In tills sec
tion February U. und;r tno supervision
of Chief Clerk H. F.. Shearer of tlio rail
way mail service. The nialla will be
welched ou all trains moving out of Oinalia
and from the I'ninu i'ucitlu transfer
throughout this division. The following
named have boon u)poiuted and quuliliid
as weighers:
Front the l.'ulon 1'ai-lUe IraiiHfer to
Ogden: Thomas Lyons, Omaha; Arthur 1..
Ireland, South Omaha; Harry B. Brown,
Norfolk; Oi to C. Hoen, Columbus; Ellslus
Leth, St. J'aul; William H. Vi'lntor, Omuha;
K. E. Treaster. Omaha; James W. Stout,
dross : llarry tl. Huberts. Omaha; Frank
M. AllertOM, Wmuma. 111; Jessu Moraine,
Omaha; liaymoud U. A Helton, Clark.
Union ' Paelilc transfer and Bocalello,
Idaho: John M. Heynolds, Omaha; Fred
Jasper, Omaha; Frank W. Aldrich, Ord;
Harry Klingmun, Cheyenne; Frank J.
Sluvln, Omaha.
Union Facitic branch Hues: William J.
Kennedy. Norfolk, between Norfolk and
Columbus; Hurry E. Gross, OctavU, be
tween Columbus and Albion.
Union station, Omaha: John C. Uraw,
Terry Vandervoort, A. II. Stevens, Arthur
' U. Boyar, all of Omaha.
Burlington station, Omaha: Otto Wulf,
C. J. Cregg, both of Omaha.
At the Union Pacific transfer. Council
Bluffs: Ilarinan Kricksun, Omaha; J. M.
Mathews, Council Bluffs; Joseph Berwln,
Council Bluffs.
At Fremont depot. Fremont: W. A. Q.
Cobb, Fremont.
At Grand Island depot. Grand Island:
Pouglaa B. McCary, Omaha.
The weighing of the mails will occupy
about 106 days. All classes of malls are
to be weighed at the depots, us well as oft
and on the trains.
TEL. DOUGLAS 431.
1414 FARNAM ST.
"I!
DIG SNAPS
IN
WINTER APPAREL
Winter may not last long, but Whll It
does last you need to protect yourself
ag-alnst It. Our sale offers you a chance to
save big money on just such goods as you
now need. For Instance: Men's rubbers.
60c; black duck coats, flannel-lined, 9Sc;
shcrp-llncd duck'cn.tts, 12.98: leather coot.
I-.UH; fleece-lined undershirts, 2fic; gloves
and mitts, 15c and Uc; wool hose, 9o nnd
luc; ear muffs. c; sheep-lined duck
ulsters, tM: German socks, 160;
men's sweaters, Lic, 4Xc and (So
the latter ones worth $1.50; men's pure
lamb's wool undershirts or drawers, 75
worth 11. N; fleece-lined Jersey coats, 6!c:
union suits. Sue; all kinds of mufflers. IHc:
silk onep, iBr; fur mittens, 69c; Jersey shirts,
Xc nnd ISc; flannel shirts, 9c: chinchilla
coats and vests, called pea Jackets, $2.90;
good overcoats, $3; fur coats, from fi.90 up;
heavy (xrduroy pants, $1.28; fur-lined caps,
3Hc; big line of fine overcosts reduced to
less than cost of production.
GUARANTEE
CLOTHING CO.,
1519-1521 DOUGLAS STREET.
Don't stick to a light pair
of shoes now. Think of
your health your appear
ancethe foot comfort
because our new shoes are as
easy foot feeling as an old
pair. ,
There is no justifiable ex-,
cuse for you to wear un
seasonable shoes no, not
even the price.
All styles all leathers
for outdoor wear.
m sn X4. nn a
FRY SHOE CO.
ith and Douglas Sts.
Coal, Cold,
Colder
TAKE A HINT
AND ORDER NOW
BEST GRADES
Anthracite and Soft Coals
TUphon Douglas-431
DENTAL
Five FastTrains
DAILY TO
Chicago
and the Esst via the
CHICAGO &
NORTH-WESTERN
RAILWAY
over the only double track
railway between the Mis
souri River and Chicago.
This complete service
includes Pullman drawing
room and private compart
ment sleeping cars, parlor
cars, composite observa
tion cars with library and
buffet-smoking apartment;
free reclining chair cars,
standard day coaches and
dining cars (a la carte ser
vice.) Ticket and information oil appll
cation to ticket utfi;
1401 and 1403 FarnamSL,
OMAHA, NEB.
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'HBIilsTnr
SUPPORTERS
IAri ROOMS.
1517 Douglas St.
one turned In an alarm of fire, to which
the crtw of hosi company No. 4 was re
spondinK when Jaarks aliKhted from a
street car to Join his men on their way out.
In thu haste to make the connection from
street car to hose wagon the captain fell
and sustainrd the Injuries.
CAPTAIN JAACKS IS INJURED
Ktr riahter Falls la Rmm tor Hose
' Wasoa and la Badly
Ilrulsed.
Cuptalu Jaacks of fire lusv mmtwov N
4. Sixteenth and Izard strtets, sustained
severe injuries Monday evening: at Sixteenth
and Ohio streets. Tbs captain's risht knee
was badly bruised and his head Injured.
While repairinsT as automatic firs alarm
at the Beeba at R-unyan Furniture faet..ry,
rbirtysaooad and Spaldlnf streets, some-
SUPPOSED TO BE MEXICAN
Coanterfrlt tolas tihuw Mora Silver
Thaa the Leaal Dollar lu
- Circulation.
A counterfeit silver dollar of which men
tion was recently made in The Bee was as
sayed by the local I'niled Btutes assayer
Monday and the coin was found to be 921
per cent tine of pure silver. The leral coins
are but Wiw per cent fine. The counterfeit
dollar had therefore a per cent mors purs
silver in It than the aenulne loins.
An interesting feature has developed in
relation to these counterfeit, thuuch genuine
silver coins, lu that they ar supposed to
be made over from the Mexleaii silver dol
lar. The stamp on the Mexiean coins belli
effaced by some peculiar process known
only to the counterfeiter, and the I'ulted
b alts stamp substituted.
Terrina Kau.
It's a terrific fate to suffer from serious
bowef trouble. Ward It off with Dr. Kin S
New U' Tills. Xc. For sal by Sherman
A McConnsll Drug Co.
Ws sell all kinds of Supporters for
Men and Women 35 or 40 styles lr.
all. WHITE rXK CATAIiOOUK o
call.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.,
Cor. Iflth and Dodge'. Omwhs.
iane Your"shoe
UOTEU,
'When In Chicago'
Stop at The
life
mm
3:5
i : r. t
CitCss
Stratford Hotel
Europoan Plan
Rsflned, KNruot. Qultt Located eor
ner of city's two ttnsst boulevards.
cooveoient lo entire bunincss center,
t'lote to beat Uieutrrii and shoppior
distriot. US rooms, ISO private baths;
luxurious wiitinf and metkis rooms;
ouwors aaaltcsiir turoutf&oat: hrass
J au uiodera cemfirts; tslepboa
' rooru: beauiifui dininir rooms
t of everything at niuderats prices.
Mlchlfsa sad Jacksoa 4U, CMcsio
V
OMAHA WKATHKU . Wi-dnrsdny Knlr,
su
GREEN TRADING STAMPS EVERT TIME
IN THE DRY GOODS
New, Up-to-Date Neckwear to go on Sale Wednesday at 15c.
Dainty Val. Lnc Stocks, Fancy Colored, Mercerized and
Plain Wash Stocks and Fancy Embroidered Turn-- IP
overs, regular 115c value; on pale Wednesday, each. .UC
1
25c Neck Ruchings, 15c Fine Chiffon Xeek liuchings,
white, citam, pink, blue and black, worth J."c fl P
yard; special Wednesday, a yard UC
GOOD COMFORTS CHEAP.
Wednesday we will sell all our large Comforts, covered
with a fine quality of sateen and filled with 7 C
pure white cotton, regular $3.95 comfort, each. f
58 of our fine Comforts, covered with a fine quality of
silkoline and filled with a nice Huffy cotton. 17
regular $2.25 to $2.95, each, at Is 7
65 Comforts, large size, covered with silkoline, plain
lining and tilled with pure white cotton; QlQ
Wednesday, only OC
A RAGING SALE
OF PICTURE FRAMES
ART SECOND FLOOR.
EVERY IDEA tX FRAMING
REE THE WINDOW.
Measure the photo you wish
a frame for the calendar,
that old picture, your diplo
ma, and havei'your choice of
a frame Saturday.
BALE SATURDAY.
SATURDAY ONLY.
Bennett's Big Grocery
Fifty Green Trading Stamps with pound Tea, O
assorted . . .". U O C
Forty Green. Trading Stamps with pound Tea PO
assorted. . .V. IOC
Thirty Green Trading Stamps with pound Tea yf Q '
assorted . . . 0 C
Twenty Green Trading Stamps with pound Tea fin
assorted. . OC
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SAMPLES FREE AT TEA COUNTER.
I
HO
CKerokee Coal
We've got It best kind, too. Carefully selected coal and nothing
else. It's mined in southern Kansas is a bright black, free burning
coal gives strong heat and has little ash. Its reputation through the
west is widespread. It is a great favorite of housekeepers on account
of Its lasting qualities. '
t.
Lump, $5.50 Ton
Nut, S5.00 Ton
When you got a ton from us, it's right. Prompt Delivery.
C. B. HAVENS & CO,
219 S. 16th Street. Tel. Douglas 317.
The Janitor service In The Beo
Building is as near perfect as it can
oe, remembering that janitors are
human. Offices from $10 to $4?
per month several desirable ones
from which to choose.
Embroidered Waist Patterns Special Fine Batiste, fancy
embroidered fronts, cuffs and collar,- warranted material
enough to make anv waist to size 44; sale prices, -7 (?
each, $1.75, $1.50, $1.25, $1.00 and i
1.19
GREAT BARGAINS-SECOND FLOOR.
Children's and MIssch' Dresses Made of good quality serge, cashmere
and wool Dlalds: these dresses are nicely trimmed in lace, me
dallions, silk pipings, braids, buttons and metallic velvet
yokes, all sizes 6 to 14 years, regular values $2.25, $2.50
and $2.98; on sale at
Children's Outing Flannel Dresses Trimmed In finishing
braids. 1 to 4 years; sale price AJC
Children's Bear Skin Coats In white, blue and green, 1 to 7 C
4 years, only a few left, good values; on sale at $3.9.1 and. . . . t U
Ladies' Knit Petticoats In fancy stripes, colors red, blue and T
pink; on sale at aiJC
VALENTINES
WON'T CARRY VALEN
TINES OVER!
Stock on band Wednesday mor
ning will be almost given away.
SOflE AT HALF PRICE,
50MB AT ONE-THIRD PRICE
SOME AT ONE FOURTH PRICE.
riOST AT NEXT TO NOTHINQ
PRICE5.
STATIONERY flAIN FLOOR.
I SHi I
er i
RSew Orleans
February 22nd to 27th are the
dates of the Mardi Gras, the greatest
carnival held anywhere in the world.
Very low rates via the Illinois
Central.
For detailed information and beau
tiful illustrated Mardi Gms booklet call
at 1402 Farnam St., or write,
SAMUEL NORTH,
DISTRICT PASSENGER AGENT,. OMAHA, NEB.
Great Sale of
SAMPLE COR.
SET COVERS
Continues
Wednesday
THC IIBLIABLK ITUHC,
Safe of
MAX ROTH
WAISTS
Continues
Wednesday
Great Underwear Clearance
Wednesday
In. order to rffeot a quick clearance of onr liicli nsdp VnrterwMir ' will stsrt
rl- reduction for Wpdnesdiiy. The Rartnents are the verv finest m inufnrtured
and never livfore linve they been offered in Otnahs at sufh ridiculously low prices.
Htn's I mlrrirrar. r Heavy Kleeto Lined Shirts and Drawers.
t"rl" "n ' sarment." lQc
M UN'S PYJAMAS,' Vn ' heavv" 'fYannelettes.
UliiKliniim nnd Msdr.is cloth, In- sprlns
tinci winter welslti. worth up to TA
2.io. jwr suit T si OC
MKX'S AND BOY'S KNIT Or
SWEATERS, In all sixes, nt ..."C
ladles' -Sneaters
Onr entire stork of ladles' Sweaters am!
lilouses. plain and fancy colors, mostlv
small sisrs. worth up to $o.oi. In on
Kreat lot, while they last, at, no.
choice VOC
LADIK8' CXmniNATIOK SflTS. blacks,
preys or whites, all sties, strictly all 1
wool, worth up to $4.00, at, f Cf)
w
Rlnnhclm Hume Fibre Shhts and Drawers,
tfood sises and sold the world over at
H.jO per unriii.tit. Wednesday. I Elk
per sarment t.tJJ
STONKMAN 8 CELKKRATED fnderweiir
sold reKUliirly al fc.jo per gar- f ert
ment, in this sale IJ9
THE STKIILIXO KNIT UNDEKW KAIt.
in tine wool nnd iiii'rcerlzed. Sfl
worth $.'1.60 per garment, at M . Vf
DTI. DKIMEU S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
i imported Belfiist linen mesh,
w.ju vaiue, at, ftnrnirnt
FINE WOOL CUMBI NATION SUITS
worm up io fu.UO,
now
cliolce
1.50
SUITS.
; 2.00
Clearing Sale of Boys' and Children's Suits
CHILDREN' S KNEE PANTS STITS In I BOYS' LONG 'PANTS 81TIT8, In sinirls
sn'i vaneiy 01 colors ana labrics, i and double breasted styles, $7.60 to $00
1.Q5
double breasted and Norfolk
styles, $3.50 to $4.0) values, now.
CHILDREN'S KNEE PANTS, worth reg
ularly Sec and fine, greatest snnp so
ever shown, at w
5.00
vulues, rUurltig sale
price
MEN'S PANTS 111 great variety of pat
terns and fabrics, Wijrth regularly up
to .60, clearing sale ()-
price I.VO
Ribbon and Lace Special Wednesday
No. 40 to W Silk Taffeta Ribbons, nJl col- Vnl and Torchon Laces In great varletv of
ors, regular i6c qualities St, 1 1 I pretty patterns, worth Hp to 20c Olr
per yard I a yard, at, yd., uo und
Great Mid-Week Grocery Sale
..15c New Honey, per tack 12' i
y 2 measures fresh roasted Peanuts fc
. .l"io 4 lbs. bst shelled Popcorn lVi
..l!c 3 lbs b-st Hallowe en Iat-s, per lb lc
...ISte The best Soda or Oyster I'rsckers.
...16s per lb
."'H! Fancy crisp Ginger Snaps, per lb...
..2T0 Fancy Separator Creumrrv Hutter,
...fc ier lb
...8c WATCH FOR ANOTHER RIO ORANOE
PaO RALE THIS WEEK. ANOTHER CAR OP
...V FANCY HIGHLAND NAVEL, OBAXUKt
...6c j COMING.
10-lb. Hacks lest granulated Cnmtneal.,
6-lb. best Michigan hand picked Nav
Beans
5 lbs. Wheat Fai-lna -
6 lbs. l'earl Hominy and Barley-
6-lb. palls line Fruit Jelly
2-lb. pkg. Fruen s Wheat Flakes
10 bars best brands Laundry Soap
1 pkg. condensed Mince Meat
011 Sardines, per can
BroniaiiKlon. Jellyrnn or Jelln, per pkg,
2-lb. can fancy Sweet SiiKur Corn
2-lb. can fancy Wax or String Beans .
..Be
..So
Great Clearing Sale of Valentines
HAVDErc BROS.
UNION PACIFIC U
EVERY DAY W
From February 15, to April 7, 100CL .
$252
l SHORT LINE FASTTRAINS NO DELAYS J J
V Be sure your tickets read over this line. I
Inquire at J
V City Ticket Office. iaU4 Farnam Street
'Phone Douglas S34. J rf
Parity Backed
by a & 1000. Bond
The whbkej
for medicieal use
ALL 0XLR3 SUT
ion
althotigh one of a score or
more applicants who came
in response to
A Want Ad in
The Bee
Employers who want competent
office help will find this the
easiest way to fill vacancies.
Any intelligent stenographer.
or clerk, who wants a posi
tion watches the Want Ads.
Tleihn SM.
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