THE OMAUA DAILY BKK: SATURDAY. FEIJM'AHY 17, 1006.
Agents .
for J
Art Loom f
(Portieres W
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Couch
Lovers
98c
Ladies' 25c Neckwear 10c
fin embroidered Swis turn'
ovtr collar with narrow hem
stitched and kcalloped bordersTi
i rttao aoriniy emoroiaerea mocks
: hundreds of thi newest snrim 3r
is
'patterns, actxially w'th A
( up to 25c each vi bar-1 1 1 1 .
gain square, at, cvicA- " v
Sale of Ladies' Fine Neckwear
Real hi'nrt drawn work turn over linen lawn collars, with hand hem
stitched borders, real renaissance lace stocks, dainty
Swiss batiste turn over collars, stocks, etc., very lat
est styles, really worth up to 75c each on bargain
square, your choice for.'
ana aicaaau ajiss
25c
. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN THE
Jewelry Department
All Imported Novelties In Baits, Purses, Bags, Brooch Pins and
Shirt Waist Jewelry at Special Prlcee.
Ladies and Gent's Watches
We scH ttll the leading movements, as Elgin, Waltham, Deuber
IS Jewel atone third less than Jeweler's prices.
r.cautlfiil mounted combs In the latest, styles. Oriental and
Roman stripes, fancy sts with brilliants and plain ,4 0
each FW
Gold plated' and silver
mesh purses, in fancy de
signs, worth
50c, at IZrC
irold effects, worth 21.00, at
j.ndl' and gent's fancy tie
pins, positively worth 1 C
2rc and i0c, at .... IjC
'l.ndies' Imported jet beads,
". very stylish,, worth IP.
&0c, at DC
MEN'S SMUTS
e oi an
$1
$1.50 and $2 Shirts on Sale Saturday at $1. Choice of all
our fine dress shirts, negligee, laundered bosom
and pleated bosom, all neat new effects
special Saturday, at ,
Nobby patterns in men's negligee shirts, detached PA
cuffs, regular, $1 values, Saturday, at ........ 51C
MEN'S UNDER. WEAR HALF PRICE
Rrokon lots of all our 50c Broken lots of all our fine
and 75c wool and fleece wool underwear worth
menV under-; (J up to one dollar E(
wear, at ... 6JJC and twenty-five ctsfcUC
Very Low Rates
tb Colorado
To Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo,
ebruary 20, March C and 20, 1906.
To Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo and
Return. February 20, March 6 and 20, 1906.
12.50;
18,25
, - Ofil To Denver- Colorado Springs, Pueblo and ro-
VIA
UNION PACIFIC
Be Sure Vonr Ticket Heads Over This Lino.
Inquire at
I CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 FARNAM STREET
PHOXE DOIGLAS 334.
MOBILE
PENSACOLA
AND RETURN.
$21.30
FED. 20 MARCH 6
Wabash City Office,
1801 Farnam St., Omaha, Nab.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
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Beaches 4k LIt Stoek Hn, .
r fl.OO Per Tear.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
TEL. DOUGLAS 431.
1414 FAUN AM ST.
UOTKL.
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hen In Chicago'
Stop at The
S -"' tCI
Stratford Hotel
l European Plan
RaSaed. Eleaant, Oulet Located cor
Bar el city a two Asest boulevards,
oavaaJesr la entire beiineae center.
Close to bekt theatres-aad shopping!
district, 22S reoms. ISO private batha;
Insurious writing and raoeptioa roumai
woodwork mahogany throughout: brass
beds and all moiWrn comforts; telephone
in every ruora; beautiful dining rooms
Ua beat oi everything at moderate pricaa.
Mftilasa ana Jackaoa suyda, Cttcato
The Marmodock
Clove & Cap Co.,
(Wholesale)
SHI tlielr entire stock at
47c On tha Dollar
to tlie . .
Guarantee Clothing Co.
Hale starts Saturday morning-.
The MarmoUiK'k Co. of Clinton made a
specialty, of nianufs'turlna; ' Fur Lined
Mitts, Car. and Fur Gloves. They made
their goods too tood therefore could not
compete a ft a Inst cheap competition there
fore the failure. On plnclng this stock on
a!e this time of year we realise that In
order to move It quickly extreme low prices
have to be matlo. Men's Ions Fur. Mittens,
6"c; Fur Mltta and Oloves with hontehlde
palms. 7oc; I -an in IJned Buck Mitts, 76c;
Fur Lined Cape, all shapes and styles. J9c:
Caps that were originally manufactured to
he sold for 2So are to be gotten rid of for
Be; Leather Faced Mitts, 10c: All Leather
Mitts. 15c; Calf Pkin Mltta. 26c; Horsehlde
Mitts, 39c; Golf Gloves, silk finish, red, blue,
tan, grey, white or black. I5c; Jersey
Oloves, lSc; Boys" Gloves or Mitts, your
choice, , 35c.
Other Bargains.
Man's Overcoats. $3.00. -
Overcoats of all descriptions ore being;
closed out nt the extreme low price of
$3.00 per coat.
Men's Pants, $1.00.
They are worth $2.00 of any man's money.
Fancy worsteds, aluo plain black or blue.
Men's Suits, $5.00.
Never before did any store In Omaha
give such suit values. They come In single
or double breasted, fancy or plain black.
GUARANTEE
CLOTHING CO.,
1519-1521 DOUGLAS STREET.
Coal, Cold,
Colder
TAKE A HINT
AND ORDER NOW
BEST GRADES
Anthracite and Soft. Coals
Telephone Douglae-431
I For Colds
and Grip
Take Howell's Antl-drlp
Capsules A Scientific
Cold Cur; 25c. a Box.
HOWELL DRUG CO.
16th and Capitol Ave.
Our Store Affords the Widest Assort
ment of
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
v Choicest
Meats, Poultry and Game
and every other requisite to grace the
table, and offers distinct advantages to
the considerate buyer not found In
other establishments.
WASHBURN'S GOLD MEDAL
FLOUR per snck . ,t.20
HIGHEST GRADE CREAMERY
BUTTER pound 80c
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS .
per dozen... 17Hc
QUAKER OATS
three packages for 25c
PUFFED RICE ,
three packages for. .......... 25c
LARGE CANS INVINCIBLE
SALMON two for ....... 25c
LARGE CANS BARTLETT
PEARS two for. ............. 25c
Head Lettuce, Leaf Lettuce,
SNOWBALL CAULIFLOWER.
Rhubarb, Spinach,
SLENDER CUCUMBERS,
Water Cress. Fresh Mint,
SWEET POTATOES,
New Beets, New Turnips,
CHOICE CELERY,
Shallots. Parsley.
Pork Loins per pound Oc
Prime Beef Roast per lb.. 10c & 12c
Boiling Beef per pound 3c
Lamb Stew per pound 4c
Veal per pound 5c
YOUNO TENDER TURKEYS,
FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS,
DUCKS, GEESE.
S0MMER. BROS.,
Exponents of Good Living,
28 ih and F&.rivm Street.
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Our Men's
$3.00 Shoes
Save You 50c
You pny 50c too much when
you pay $3.50 for a shoe no bet
ter than w hut we sell for $3.00.
And when you buy most of the
$3.50 shoes that's - what you do.
If you don't think so, come and
see. We can show you.
Forty different styles.
FRY SHOE CO.
16th and Douglas Sfs.
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FSJaw$ssssBPn Saeaq
umaui-ai Lu
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OMAHA'S NEW FIRE-PROOF HOSPITAL
LOCATION
Here's' a Snap!
Blue Cheviot or
S n i t with extra
A Black or
Thibet
Trousers o f
same or strip
ed material
IT KEEPS OUR TAILORS SUSY.
as
ncur a i
TAPT'C U EN Ala
1517 Douglas St.
WILLIAM JERREMS' SONS.
200-211 Ho. 15th Street.
TWENTIETH' CENTURY FARMER
Th Heat Firn Ptati.
Snbarrlntlan - . (In ttllti rtir,
Nebraska Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Thirty
sixth and Curulnis Streets. Ad.tm'enf to Beniis Park.
Two and one-quarter acres of-ground. Cash price,
(115.000.00.
CAPACITY
One hundred beds.
M?thodlst Hospital,
pntlonts per year.
Three tlnis thnt of the old
Estimated rould tare for 2,400
$162,000
COST
'The new hospital will cost when
. completed
Already collected and expended .. $46,000
Cash on hand 2R.O0O
Dr. .Tonas' subscription 30-.000
. Rained In good subscriptions since
December 21. 1905 ........ ..25,000
Needed to meet Dr. Jonas' propo
sition' 35,000
OUR RECORD
SINCE 1898
. Number of patients treated . . .". .....
Number not members of any church ..2,450
Number of Methodists 1,779
Number of Lutherans 703
Number of Catholics 337
Number of Presbyterians 293
Number of Bantlsts 249
Number of Congrefcatlonallsts 153
Number from other denominations.... 596 6,620
6,620
DR JONAS'
OFFER
Dr. A.' F. Jonas has offered, conditionally, a gift of
$30,000, provided sufficient funds for completing
Hospital be secured In cash or good pledges by
March 1. To date. $25,000 has been received in
rash or pledges to meet this condition. We still
.1 need $35,000, an average of $3,000 dally, to get
within the time limit.
SUBSCRIPTION
CONDITIONS
We are taking subscriptions in Omaha, payable as
follows:
" U Juno 1, 1906. M December 1. 1906.
. , 4 September 1. 1906. M March 1. 1907.
WE WANT TO GET $35,000.00 FROM GREATER
OMAHA.
A BUSINESS
INVESTMENT
Last year 736 patients were treated:
From Omaha and. South Omaha 118
Nebraska , 431
Iowa 110
From other states 77
' Every patient brought In from outside of the city
means additional money spent with Omaha rail
: ways, merchants, hotels and local transportation
(.. companies. Money given to build this new Hospital
'' Is, therefore, a business investment.
HEADQUARTERS
The general Hustling and Executive Committees for
. this new Hospital Building, are located at 1614
" Farnam street. Telephone Douglas 6766. Call us
up for information or to give us your subscription.
Watch our windows.
TPS UP TO YOU-DO IT NOW
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WATCH FOR
OUR
SATURDAY .
EVENING
HOUR SALES.
woes
Till HKLIAIILK STORK.
WATCH FORf
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SATURDAY
ea. Wm HUM
HOUR SALES.
Unequaled CLOTHING BARGAINS
to
p
Throe essentials are mfssary
A . A ' 1 t '
runsxiiute a real unrgain go
quality, gool style and low price.
Shoddy, poorly made goods are dear
at any price. Our clearing sale of
ferings are bargains in tho fullest
8ense of tliv term, all being thor
oughly reliable garments ..from our
own regular stock. See them Sat
urday. . ..... (j . .
$12.50 to $20.00 Men's Suits, $7.50)
and $10.00.
A complete line of sizes in great va
riety of fabrics and colors, double
or single breasted styles, with
good hair cloth fronts and paddud
shoulders, stylishly cut, perfect
fitting garments, worth $12.50 to
S000 7.50 10.00
Men's Overcoats Long or medium
length in plain or fancy mixed ma
terials, garments worth C ((
up to $10; choice. ,, JUU
IDE
The Lange Grocery Co
h LEADERS IN PRICES AND QUALITY. 1
Iruj)rlceawa ara lowar than the loweat In quality, we handle th. best
aood iooAy can buyt and we auarantee full measure and honest weights, snl
warrant everything you buy of us. What more can you ask of us. Reraem
aer, we deliver anywhere end everywhere In the city.
" SATURDAY SPECIALS MEAT DEPARTMENT
Our meat, cutters are experta They will cut Just what you ask. They are
mere 10 pieaae ana to aaiiBiy you. i-ry ua once ana De convmcea.
Oood boninr beef, per lb So
Mutton stew, per lb 4c
Pork loins, per lb 9c
Bacon, nice and lean, per lb.,..12Mo
Bteak, per lb.. Sc
Round ateak. per lb 76o
Sirloin steak, per lb 8Hc
Porter house steak, per lb gc
Rib roast, per lb 6c to 8c
Chuck roast, per lb 6c
No. 1 sugar cured hams, per lb.. 10c
Home-made pork sausage, per lb.7Ho
Home-made Hamburger steak, lb 7Hc
Home-made rendered lard, lb 10c
Home-mid mincemeat, lb 5c
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
Soda crackers, fresh and crisp, lb 4o
Olnger snaps, fresh and crisp, lb 6c
Grape Nuts, pkg 10c
Dr. Prloe'a breakfast food, pkg....7c
Egg O 8ee pkg 7Vtc
Shredded wheat biscuits, pkg . .....THc
Imported English walnuts, lb 16c
Malaga grapea, lb 10c
Apple butter. In Mason jars,
regular 10c seller 5c
Baker's chocolate, lb 30c
Rumford baking powder
1-1 b. can 20c
Dounkleso fruit, in glass jars Peara,
Black Raspberries and Red Rasp
berries, regular 35c aeller for.... 16c
Royal Sandrlngham Cluster Ralslns
packed In ,1-lb. boxes, regular seller
36c, our price for Saturday only.. 15c
Monarch Tomato catBup
regular t6d bottle for 15c
Worcester aaui'e, per boltle 7'c
Fancy evaporuted peaches, lb....7Hc
Fancy evaporated apples, ring
or whole, per lb 7Hc
Imported Cuban apricots, lb 5c
Fancy evaporated Nectarines, lb...7Hc
Imported cooking figs, lb c'
Fancy large seeded raisins
In 1-lb. full pkg 7c
Dates, 1-lb. pkg 6c
Sorghum, In H-gallon 15c
Pancake flour, 8-lb. sack 20c
Buckwheat flour, lb 4c
Creamery butler, lb 2Sc
Fancy country roll, lb 20c
-b pkg. gun colored Japanese
te. pkg ISc
Fancy tea aiftlngs. pkg li'tc
Fancy toilet soap, 3 bars to box,
per box 10c
Tar soap, 3 bars to box 5c
Laundry soap. Diamond C, Swift'a
Pride, Beat Era All, Inox, 10 .
1)8.18 fop 00
48-lb. anck Purity' flour,' The" Lange"
Grocery Oo'a. best every sack
guaranteed or your money returned,
per sack $1.15
Jersey cream flour, 48-lb sack ....Sac
t-HE LANGE GROCERY CO., 24th and Cuming Sts
TWO PHONES-Douglas 1530. Douglus, 3223. M. BERNSTEIN, M.LWOOLF-
BOi. 1'roprletors.
3BI
Men's Hand Tailored Overcoats Medium or long, in plain blacks or
fancy gray and brown mixtures, splendid gsrments, worth up
to $20; sale price
Men's Odd Pants In nil sizes and many different shades and pat
terns, worth up to $3.50; sale price (..
$10
1.95
Hoys' Ixng Pants Suits Double or single breasted styles,, worth up P nn
to $9, at :. J.UU
Children's Knee Pants Suits All styles and fabrics, worth up to As
$3.50; sale price lZr D
Boys' Novelty Overcoats Ages 8 to 8 years, worth up to 7.50,
choice
Children's Knee Pants Regular 60c and 65c values; sale
price
HAVDERJ BROS.
Your Catalogue...
Booklets, pamphlets, order blanks, or any
kind of printed matter, can be handled by our
shop carefully and promptly.
Skilled workmen and up-to-dato ma
cliinery and methods are at your service. .
. We will gladly make estimates for you
on any kind of work. r
Our Steel Die Embossing' makes hand
some stationery, and a book of samples will
come on request.
HAMMOND PRINTING CO.
, Lon Distance 'Phone 98. FREMONT, NEB.
Boys' Coasting
Shoes
Coasting and skating is hard on
boys' shoes, but boys will coast
and skate they wouldn't be boys
If they didn't.
Our "Special Steel Shod" Boys'
Shoes are Just tht thing for real
boys' wear. Guaranteed to outwear
two pairs of the ordinary kind.
Cost a little more, but cheaper In
the long run.
Boys' slioa, S 4 to 1. 12.60.
Youths' slses, 1 to I, $2.26.
Little gent's sites, 10 to 13 Vs.
12.00. -Hi
Saturday la IWiys' Day.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419. Farnam Street.
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Five Fast Trains
DAILY TO
Chicago
snd the East via the
CHICAGO &
NORTH-WESTERN
RAILWAY
over the only double track
railway between the Mis.
aouri 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 tni ul! iaformttiaa ea atoll
catioa to ticket uthct
1401 asg U0S Farnam SL,
. OMAHA, NEB.
Longer, Higher end
Wider Berths
This is one of the advantages in
sleeping cars OWNED and
OPERATED by the
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST.
PAUL RAILWAY.
THREE fast trains to Chicago,
leave Union Station, Omaha,
every day at 7:55 A. M., 5:45 P.
M. and 8:35 P. M. ,
TICKET OFFICE:
1524 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA, NEB.
TO AND FROM
EWE
"FOLLOW THE FUG.'
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of fiteamers, Illustrated and
DeacrlpUre Pamphlets,
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OCEAN LINERS
Call at Wabash City Office
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' . OMAHA. 'R.
P. Winter' Crulsoa to Cuba, Was
India and Mediterranean.
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