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T1IE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, MAKCII '17, ' lf0f.
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THIS IS THE SALE THAT MAKES
SATURDAY A DIG BARGAIN DAY.
i Ladies' Spring Neckwear I
RIBBON
Silk Embroidered Stocks,
Silk Braided Collars,
Lace Collars,
Collar and Cuff Sets,
Pretty New Stocks and Tabs
All new styles shown for the first
time this season. Every popular
effect These come In colors and
white and in a regular way should
sell as high as 50c each. Raturdny,
on bargain square, at, each
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Thousands of yards of new all silk ribbons, plain and fancy
effects and many new floral designs black silk moires,
etc. suitable for neck ribbons, belt ribbons and trim
ming ribbons, great variety f!
of colors, worth as high as H U DO
35c yard ; at, yard AaiV (ttVV
EXTRA SPECIAL SALE OF HOSIERY
Ladies,' Men's and Children's Fine Black, Tan and Fancy
Hosier fine and heavy ribbed; also Men's Silk Finished
Mercerized Hosiery and Ladies' fl A I'll n 1 Cn
Plain Lisle Hose, pair. IUC-IA 2C-IaJk
Saturday JEWELRY SALE
GOLD CROSSES AND LOCKETS AND CHAINS From the S. O. Blg
ney co. guaranteed 1-10 solid gold, a ten year guarantee with
every purchase, Crosses Saturday CJ 58-2 49
LADIES' MOUNTED AND SET COMBS Entire new stock to select
from, mounted In pearl turquoise and plain gold AQ. JA
bands, prices HfJC IO $1U
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Men's 15 Jewel Elgin
or Waltham Watch,
dust proof case
4.98
New styles in ladies'
gold and silver belts,
25c-49c
French Belts in gold
and silver will go on
sale, at "
$2 to $10
.InnnMese Nnveltiea Iti Arcnrle.
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Dainty Jap China, ornaments, bric-a-brac, etc., at extremely mod
erate prices:
Calling Cards at 30c '
5 J. L BRAN DEIS & SONS - BOSTON STuRE 5
FURNITURE FIRM WILL BUILD
Miller, Stewart & Beaton to Erect Tare
botue on East Farnam Street..
BUY LOT OPPOSITE UNION PACIFIC
Several Other Important Real Estate
- Traaaactiona Are Made or Pead-
lag Addtag; to Geaeral .
Activity la Baalaeaa.
Miller. Stewart Beaton will build a
new warehouse, 88x133 reet, worth J5O.000
on Farnam strert opposite the Union Pa
cific headquarter. Last fall A. J.. Beaton
bought a 44-foot lot and announced that he
would build on It a wart house for the com
pany. Friday morning - Mr. Beaton ac
quired two 22-foot lots on ttie west of his
former purchase and has announced that
the company will build a warehouse twice
as large as was at first contemplated. In
creasing the facilities of both wholesale
and warehouse part of the Business. One
lot was owned by Dr. Porter and the
otlrr by the Byron Reed estate. Harrison
& Morton and the Payne Investment com
pany made the dcaL The price of the lots
waa 17.500.
The gwennon Mercantile company, a new
wholesale notion firm located temporarily
at 1US Farnam street, has bought lot i
in block 1:3, aa a location for a home,
though definite plana tor building have
liot been formulated. The price was $9,000.
R. C. Feters ic Co made the sale. The
lot la on Tenth street Immediately north
Of the Burlington headquarters.
' Another concern which Is looking for a
new horn la the Omaha Loan and Building
association. Several locations have been
offered, among them the Douglas block at
the southeast corner of Slxteent hand
Dodge streets, and Indications point to
the purchase of this. The price asked Is
aid to be t&.OOO.
Klaetr-taree Lots Boaaht.
Hastings & Heyden have bought from
the Omaha Safety Deposit and Trust com
pany ninety-three lots west of Miller park
ahd northwest of Fort Omaha. They will
lay out the land In acre ahd half-acre
tracts, build several houses and place the
property on the market.
8. R Cox, a live stock commission man
of South Omuha, has bought the lot and
frame dwelling at the southwest corner
of Twenty-fourth and Dodge streets from
Joseph Folsom, a nonresident, through
Hastings & Heyden. The consideration
was tS.Ouo.
Mrs. I Aura B. Summers, wife of Dr. J.
E. Summers. Jr., has bought what Is said
to be one of the best residence lots in the
city, and will build a residence on It. The
lot la 78xlS feet and la at the northeast
corner of Thlrty-scvtmth street and Dewey
avenue,' The Cudahy home la on the op
posite corner and on one of the other cor
ners Hugh Murphy will build a fine house.
The consideration was fT.but).
J. T. Kerns has bought from the Na
tional Life Insurance company, for f.,500,
two brick flats at Thirty-second and Pop
pleton avenue.
H. K. Burktt paid M. C. Grant of New
York 13,760 for a fifty-foot vacant lot at
Twenty-ninth avenue and Jockaon street,
next Mr. Burket's new home.
Dr. li. C. Henry baa bought the F. L.
Harris residence at the southwest corner
of Thirty-fifth avenue and Jackson street
for 4.S0-
SPECIAL ATTENTION
is called to our friends and patrons that
lady demonstrators are now calling on
every MOTHER In Omaha In the Interest
of the well known DR. HAND'S HOME
REMEDIES FOR THE CHILDREN.
These remedies consist of
Dr. Hand's Teething Lotion,
Dr. Hand's General Tonic,
Dr. Hand's Pleasant Physic,
Dr. Hand's Colic Cure,
Dr. Hand's Cough and Croup Cure, etc.
These are -remedies which are success
fully used 4n a great many homes where
the ailments are so minor that the phy
sician is not needed. Theae demonstrators
are leaving samples. at the homes where
there are children and we beopeak a kind
reception to them, assuring all our Omaha
mothers that they are highly recommended
as thoroughly competent to do their dem
onstrating in a business-like manner.
Respectfully Submitted,
7cT SCHAEFER'Q .BUS.
Comer 10th and Chicago, OMAHA.
24th and N., BO. OMAHA.
Cor. tth and Main St. CO. BLUFFS. IA.
Jaeksoa ta Jail.
On a charge of assault which he Suva is
Inspired by animus of enemies, O W. Jack
Son. Janitor of the city jail, was bound over
to the district court by police J untie Craw
ford. Friday, the woman in the c&su Ih-Iiik
ens who gives the name of Ttielma IV
Vail, who was fined tn police court Tuesday
fciorning Ub and costs for disorderly con
fauot in Minnie Pali child's house of ill
tepute. Jackson could not give the re
fnired bond of il.OUO and went la the county
. PlAHONVS-JTrtnaor, ifih ut Pod.
Spring Tonics
Now is the time to begin on your
spring medicine. Howell's Sarsaparllla
la the best blood purifier ' Qfl-
per bottle OUW
75c Beef, Iron and Bn.
Wine OUC
11 .00 Olery Cfp
Nervine .OUC
$1.00 Peruvian QOn
Tonic OUC
Howell Drug Co.
16th vid Caoitol Ave.
GRANDMA ALWAYS SAID
"To be well and happy always re- ,
member to keep the feet warm, head
oool, bowels open."
DR. VESTMAL'S
LITTLE SEI1IIA PILLS
werk so nice and easy. One at bedtime,
and next morning you'll feel fine.
25c, Postpaid.
SHERMAN & McCCXMELL DRUS CO.
Cor. teta aad Dodge, Oausk
PEPUTT STATE VETERINARIAN.
H. L RAMACCIOTTI. D. V. S
CITY BTER1HARI AS.
Office and Inhrmery. itn and Mason St.
OMAHA. NEB. Telephone 331 '
HOTBIA
"When in Chicago"?)
Stop at The
fcivi' ,ii;!t Uh
Stfatiord Hotel
European Plan
Refined. Flegaat. Quiet Located eor
ner of city's tro nnett Louievuds,
convenient to entire buudnet center,
t lose to bet theatres and shopping
ditrlc. room. 150 private baths;
luxurious writing and reception rooms;
woodwork mahogany throughout: brass
beds and U modern comforts; telephoae
in every room: beautiful dining rooms
the beat of evorytiiiuar at madmii. ri.
Aktiltaaand Jacksoai Mvd&, Chicago
S2.2 of
Cravenette Coats
S7.50
Men's elegant Cravenette Coats that sell
mostly anywhere for I1S.0O. Neat patterns
to choose from. Bale price, 17.(0.
Cravonetto Coats
$10.00
Cravenette Coats; large line to choose
from; fancy Worsteds, black Thlbets, etc.
High priced clothera get aa high aa $22.60
for some no better. Sale, price, $10.00.
Top Coats
' Splendid assortment of Top Coats at the
most popular prices, saving you from $2.60
to $7.50 on a ooat.
Overcoats
Buy your next winter Overcoat now.
We now sell good ones for $3.00 and up
rather than carry them over.
Pants $1.25
Men's heavy Corduroy Panta that coin
par with the kind you paid $2.50 for be.
fore. Sale price, $1.25.
Pants $1.90
Men's Panta In endless variety, worth all
the way up to $S60. Some of them odd
from fine suits; others just one or two left;
reduced for the sale to 11.90.
GUARANTEE
CLOTIHUG CO.
1519-1521 Douglas St.
Exceedingly Good Taste
Is essential to combine Ideas governing
diversity of opinion In an effort to create
Htyle, but it doesn't require the slightest
degren of exertion to secure the choicest
quality.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
that
Taste Exceedingly Goad
when procured from '
S0MMER BROS
"EXPONENTS OF GOOD LIVING."
28th and Farnam Streets.
Green Asparagus,
Rhubarb, Spinach,
Fresh Mushrooms,
Head Lettuce, Leaf Lettuce,
New Potatoes,
Radishes, Shallot,
Cauliflower,
New Beets, New Turnips,
Cue.umbera,
Mce Celery. Water Cress,
Pineapples, Tanyerlnea, Grape Fruit.
Alton Flour,
per suck
Royal Baking Powder,
per lb. can
Dr. Price's Baking Powder,
per lb, can
Creamery Butter, 4 .
per lb ,
Lipton's No. 1 Tea,
per lb. can
Egg-O-See,
S pkRS
PufTed Rice,
2 pkgn
Golden Pumpkin,
$ cans
20c can Pork and Beana,
(In tomato sauce)
10c can Pork and Beans,
(In tomato sauce) ,
$1 15
.:..42c
....42c
. 28c
. .29c
25c
25c
'25c
10c
Z...5C
g Girls' and Boys'
Shoe Headquarters
There is no other place you can go
and find such a complete stock of
high grade, long wearing late style,
shoes for boys' and girls' as you will
find at this store.
$1.50 and $2.00
are a special feature ' with us. We
have them for boys and girls of any
age.
We have othera up to the finest
dress shoes, and low prices on all.
FRY SHOE CO.
Wh Mud Douflis Sti.
GREATS
A continuous feast of fresh,' Juicy
meats is being set before our cus
tomers at prices much lower than
usually asked for meats of equal
high quality.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY:
Sipl0r'npo8undk.T. 10c and 8c
B'r Sound" 10c and 8c
3ic
8c
5c
10c
I2Sc
; ..3c
VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS.
P. B. MURRAY
517 South 16th Streat
Talepboaa . . . Douglas 1744
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Boiling Beef
per pound....
Veal Roast
per pound....
Veal Stew
per pound....
No. 1 Hams
per pound....
No. 1 Bacon
per pound....
Corn Beef
per pound....
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DENTAL
1 1AT10 RQOMS.
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1510
Douglas
1510 1
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ClMIC&.SUITCO.""1'"
ORKIN DROS.. Props.
Groat Sale of Stylish Covert Jackets
Over 200 Stylish Covert Jackets arrived
just in time to go on Saturday's sale. Every
. garment in this special offering is elegantly
tailored of the very best all wool covert
cloth in all the correct new styles. Some
are plain tailored, some are tailor strapped
or stitched and others are handsomely trim
med, lined with either best satin or taffeta,
Regular $10 aid $12.50 jjQ
Smart New Tailored Suits $17.50
A special offering for Saturday of Tailor
Made Suits that will be appreciated by
every woman who will visit this store.
Every suit in this sale is a smart new style,
many to select from, handsomely tailored
of fine all wool broadcloth, serge, Panama,
mixtures, and mannish suitinirs StlSO
m colors, very special values, at & B
The Best Is
Only Good
Enough for
You.
It's Here.
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THE RELIABLE STORE
Your Spring
Suit's Here.
lt'$H3rt,Scha!t'
ner& Marx
Hand Tailored.
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TO THE PUBLIC :
Regardless of the frantic efforts made by
some of the installment houses in this vicinity
to pose as Public Benefactors, we desire to .
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assure you that all is not gold that glitters,
and that we will continue to. undersell all such
by at least 25 per cent and deliver a better
quality of merchandise. We sell on Weekly
or Monthly Payments, but we don't charge
installment store prices. ,
Omaha Furniture and Carpet Co.,
1209-1211-1213 Farnam Street.
SPRING SUIT STYLE,
as shown m our great Men's
Clothing Department, cannot help
but meet with favor with those who
admire real dressy dress. They
possess an individuality and stylo
character unequaled elsewhere in
ready-made clothing at the price.
The almost unlimited variety in
color, pattern and design assures
satisfactory selection to the most
particular. The superior quality of
workmanship and fabric guarantees
splendid service.
HAND-TAILORED SUITS in the
latest styles and fabrics spe
cially priced Saturday at
$10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $18.00
HOW ABOUT THAT RAIN
COAT?. The first time you ar
caught in an unexpected 6hower
it will pay' for itself in comfort
If it's one of our Hart, Schaffncr
& Marx Coats it will pay for itself
in style satisfaction whenever
you wear it, rain or shine noth
ing but all wool fabrics in these
garments -r prices
S10.00.S12.50, S15.00.S18.00
NEW HPR1XO TOP COATS The most complete stock and best values In ths
cuy at 910.00, miz.&o ana fia.uu.
SPECIAL SALE KXFK PAXTS SUITS We have Just closed out from a well
known manufacturer an Immense line of Boys' and Chlldrens Knee PanM
Suits, In all the newest styles and materials, secured at a price wnicn
enables us to offer our customers the greatest values ever known in
seasonable suits at $2.50 and $2.95. i
DOX'T NEGLECT THIS OPPORTUNITY SATURDAY.
. HAYDEN BROS..
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Copyright 1906 by
Hirt Sclisffiirr iff Mstx
Boys Will Be Boys
and they will wear out their shoe.
Borne ahoei will wear longer than
others. Tho extra values we put Into
our boys' shoes make them the best
for the money to be found In Omaha
we have always given our boys' shoes
special attention and are very careful
In properly fitting- our boy customers
that accounts for the fact that we sell
iuore boys' shoe: than any two stores
la Omaha. .
Boys' and Youths' sixes $2.00.
Little Cents' slses 160.
Saturday Is boys' day at our store.
Brine them In big and little.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam Street
SPRING WOOLENS
THE cloth makers of the world
were certainly at their heat
In producing thla season's tempt
lng fabrics. Over 1,000 styles.'
Youll pick, from the choicest
If you pick now.
Trousers, JS ti JU-SnIti, JJO It S50
THE LANGE GROCERY COMPANY
Twenty-fourth tvivd Cuming Streets
SV' Tou have certainly heard of the Lansre Grocery Co-'aelllnif the beet ro-.
cerlei and meat at 'way down prlcwt-snd It's very eaoy for us to keep It .
up and still do a little better-all tho time because we buy In large quanti
ties and sell for cash only.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
..tl.no
....$e
...10c
..7Hc
.to
a lbs. pure Cane Granulated
Sugar
fneeda Biscuits, pkg
Orape-Nutx. pkg
Concent Wheat Flakes, pkg..
Boda, Oyster Crackers and
Olneeranan. tier lb....l
I.emon Waftfrs, per lb 12Ho
Fig Bar Cookies, per lb Wo
Noeded Ralfilns, 1-lb. pkg.,
full weight THo
Minnesota . Macaroni, 1-lb. pkg. . .8V4C
Red Alaska Balmon, regular 16c
seller TVio
MEATS MEATS We handle nothing
Good 8trak, per lb 6o
Round Bteak, S lbs. for 26c
Porterhouse, per lh 10c
eirloln Bleak, per lb lie
Rib Roast, per lb e to lc
Shoulder Roast, per lb fto to 8c
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....6o
Spaghetti. 1 lb package
Sweet Com, 1-lb. can
Peas. 2-lb. , can
Pumpkin. 11-1 b. can
Baked Beans, S-Ib. can
Fancy Apple Butter, regular
10c slse oo
Table Bauce, 10c bottle 7Vo
ORANGF.S ORANGES Sweet
and Juicy, per dos 15c and lo
Lemons, per doi 160
8-lb. sack Purity Flour the best
on the market evsry sack .
guaranteed per sack .1
but ccrnfed natives steers
Pork Sausage, per lb wl0
unmS.maiia Hsmburser. ner lD.iViO
Bscon. nice and lean, strip lb.. 1240
ID.
riHtUII. llivn m,.u ..,
No. 1 Regular Hams, per lb
Skinned Hams, per lb
...IOC
THE LANGE GROCERY COMPANY
24th ind Cuming. -Tela. 1530.Doiigla.3223.
TAILOR-
WILLIAM JERREMS SONS.
200-811 So. ISth Screet.
ve Meet uompetition
And want the people to know It. We
also guarantee all goods sold.
These prices will convince you that
we mean butluess:
First quality Granulated Bugar,
a pounds for 1 00
Forest City Canned Corn, rtgOlar
lftc grade, per can "''.c
Forest City Canned Tomaion.
regular 12fc grade, t cans for So
Red Alaska Salmon.' regular lie
grade, per can 6c
Apple Butter, very best. regul.ir
loo grade, for Su
Country Butter, guaranteed pound. So
Ask for prices on our flour, ull high
est and best grades.
LB. SCOTT,
.410 Cuim. Til. Ooozll! 2302
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TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Cwsta Hat H s Ymw
Steal AgrlsaltmraJ rae
&he Best of
Everything
The Only Double
TracK Railway
to Chicago
VERY, VERY LOW
ONE-WAY
Settler's Rates
to points la
. Minnesota,
North Dakota and
Canadian Northwest
EVERY TUESDAY
Iff March and April.
-City Officer
1401-1403 FARNAM ST.
OfAAHA
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. to Oinnha'g largest exclusive meat market the
Central EUDarket
The market that sells only the choicest meats that come to Omaha
and when It oemes to prices, we recognize no competitor. ' ,
One of our Saturday specials:
14 PoundsFresh Leaf Lard, $1.00.
CENTRAL MARKETS,
16TH AND HARNEY.
Tel. Douglas 2D9.
16TH and CAP. AVE.
. Tel. Douglas 1796.
A Small Office
In The Bee Building
carries with it all the advantages of being in
the best office building in Omaha.
The Bee building is always kept in. perfect repair.
The elevator service is ample and the elevator conductors
accommodating and courteous.
Rental price includes electric light, janitor
service, heat, water and all the conveniences of
a modern office building.
At . the present time there are vacant one office at
$12.00 per month, one at $15.00 per month and one at
$18.00 per month. There are only three small offices
vacant in the building today and these will not stay
vacant long. If you want one, apply at once.
R. W. BAKER, Sept.
K. 418, Bee Bide.
C. C. ROSEWATER, Becy.
'1702 Kariuuu St.
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MOST DELICIOUS PIES.
FRUIT CAKES . PUDDINGS
!N2-PlEl0cPACKACESi7 AND COOKIES.
MIRRELLSOULE CO.
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