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Big Purchase Importers Sample Lengths
SPRING DRESS GOODS
Bought Direct From.N. Y. Customs House
These are exceptionally fine goods reven to ten pieces in
each lot and enough lengths match up to rnake skirt,
coats and entire dresses materials in taffeta cloth, silk
v;io fliifTon unnainn. cream skirtings, tail
or cloths, clay worsteds, mohairs, German
' .black dress poods retailing up to $3, yard
Lengths of V to yards, at, each
All shorter lengths of goods, at, each 19c
1 TWO SPECIAL REMNANT EVENTS g
To make quick clearance of all dress goods remnants from regTi- g
lar Hock without regard to cost we will place fine dress goods In two
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,. DRUG PRICES
We ahull maka the prices gtvan below
during the remainder of this week. Wj
pot only always lv the goods, BUT
T11R PRICKS AS WK.!,K
foe l Pinch Face Powder, this week..3c
coe Poraoni'a Face Powder, this ...
1-lb, Mule Team Rorax. alt b tlm. . . .14c
2Sc Bartenders Friend Polish, this
week "'
$1 no Purnham'a Sarsapnrlll. thia week..35e
Regular Sc qunllty Florida water, this
wk - J60
110 Raker's Rnrler Malt, all the tlma..nc
iiOc Crane's Furniture rollsh, all the
time 3Rr
Dr.' Grave' 2Sr Talcum Podr mr c
Dr. Graves' 2oo Talcum Powder, par
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Williams' Talcum Powder. box. 1100 dos.
White Ribbon floating bath soap, lor 3c
Write ror catalogue.
SHERMAN & McCOKKElL DRUS CO.
COR. 16TH AND DODGE. Omaha. Neb.
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. ., at ,.iuir Irrcss Goods l AH our Remnants of $2 Press
to 10 yards Muck 9C Uo"ls to 10 yard
and all colors, yard JS lehfrths, yard
Wool Dress Goods, regular 25c grade, at, per yard
.49c
, 10c
SAMPLE STRIPS OF LACE
Sample strips of valencienness lace, torchons, Sevilles,
Mechlins, etc beautiful trimming and wash laces, also
fine samples of Venice lace, from half jfo ftp
yard to one yard long, at, a strip U
Allover Embroideries a.rd Allover L&cet
Sample pieces of all kinds of allovers a bargain table of
most unusual bargains all kinds, lengths from half A.lR
yard to full yard choice at .each
Fridays Special Ba,rgai as
SPUING WASH GOODS
Thoao extra bargains should Induce much early shopping Friday.
Fine quality lawns and batUrtes, all new printings, large and
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medium designs, per yard
Very apactal fine quality
India Unen remnants
and
For the first time aplon
M now lot Tollo dn
Norde. A. K.
lmp-rlal Cham,
bray Uinghain.
yard
3Bo Imported
Walstlnff and
Knndlp. Fllght
ly niucsefl.
Kca at, yd....
Morcerlaod Floral OrRan
dlo, P'mnatits of pretty
Scotch Lawna, worth
up to 15c a rl
yard, at ) Q
yard " w
Madran
Silk Or-
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and 40-ln.
perfect
lenRtha, at
yard
Lawns, all
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,0oi) yards remnants of
boat grade Standard
Prints, special
Friday bar
gain at, yd....
35c
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L'nfinlshed Ilandkerchlefa
aaaorted
printed styles,
at, each
Friday afternoon, beginning at 1:30, we place
lot of long cloth, nainsook and cambric best qualities
manufactured, afternoon only, at, per yard
Half Unen Suiting;. In
blue and gray, plain
and splaah effects, just
received very dealrable
for the new Spring
Suit, a pec la 1
Friday at,
yard
15c
AJlce rtlue Oxford Suit
ing, remnants that aro
slightly Imperfect, would
be worth 35c a yard
regularly, as
long as they
last at, yd...
on sale a special fine
5c
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BUTTONS Dress but
ton, tjrimming
buttons, etc.--all
kinds, worth 25o
dozen, at. dozen . . .
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Laces-remnants
and odd lot-
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&hc Best of
Everything
The Only Double
Track Railway
to Chicago
Lor Colonist's Rates
Ererjr Day Till Apr 7l
4 , 1 1
PertUnd, Seattle,
5poluuM, - Helena,
Butte
and Paget Sound point.
Cltr Offices
14011403 FAR NAM ST.
OMAHA
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OMAHA WKATHF.n. FOR WAST Friday1. Fslr end Wantt'-r.
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Carpet Specials
Friday in Basement
Republican Candidates
ENDORSED BY
The Foitenelle Club.
To Be Voted For at Primaries Tues
day, April 3, lOtMl S a. tm.
to fl p. aa.
NOV SPRING MILLINERY
Sample lengths of Axmlnster,
'elvet and Brussels Carpet, up
to a yard 'and a half aCl
long, at, each 0C
Drummers' samples ot Ingrain
Carpet nice line of patterns
worth up to Sue yard lQ
at, each IC
Ingrain Art Squares usually sell ut three dollars and fifty
cents 6x9 feet, at, each i ,
Brussels Carpet, the kind that Remnants of Ingrain Carpet, in
usuany sens ni sixty-nve leueths ud to 10 yards, worth
rents Jiu rriuav, m r- as hleh ns S5e varrl
at, per yard
choice, yard
45c
Bargain Day in Linens
great
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pet, in
, worth
25c
CANDIDATES.
For Mayor. E. A. BENSON.
Real Estate.
For City Clerk. SAM K. OREENLEAF,
Clerk.
For City Comptroller, - ,
JOHN N. WESTBERG.
Insurance.
0 Ljer.
M i For Building Inspector,
S ! john a. auTiJCK.
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Extra Special Attractions
for Opening Week. Neio and
elaborate showing of children's
hats and .cdps. Biggest and
most select display in the xcest
Prices to suit every poclttbook.
Friday is Special Sale sday for
Children's Captivating
Headgear.
Flaring brim styles for children newest, most 5 -Oil
striking novelties up rrom
PRETTY COQUETTISH NAPOLEONS Probably tho most becoming
style for a curly haired little girl 7 Ca
$5.00 down to
CHAKMINO L1XK OF SAIU)K H ATS Dozens of different models
made with fine laces, horse hair braid 7 5r
flowers, etc. $3.00 to . I
"YOt'NG AMiAXT Hl'SSAK" HAT Topped with saucy little pom
pon, as a Hussar hnt must always be !
prettily tasscled $2.60 to JUC
Toques, Bonnets, Tarn O'Skanlers and Cream Colored
ItALMOKALK,' Elc, Etc., Etc Bring the children and let them
pick out frpm among the hundreds of pieces of charming headgear
Something that spells happiness to them and satisfaction to yon.
THICKS ItKillT. 2nd Floor.
SEE THE Sl'l'KKH WINDOWS.
Friday in the Dry Goods
Ladies' Spring Jackets Tan, covert, tight fitting and box
styles the most perfect tailoring, lined or unlined; tf P
prices, $9.90, $8.95, $7.95, $6.50 $5.50 and. ........ .
Ladies' Length Spring Coats Special for Friday Gray
mixed Scotch tweed, moire collar and ouffa, seamsyf ft C
piped, shoulders reinforced, worth $7.93. for. ..
Ladies' New Spring Coats In the latest checks,!
plaids and mixtures, nobbv stvles, prices, $9.90 &
Ladies' Sample Spring Jackets Black, navy, tan and cas
tor, material silk, covert and cheviot, sizes 32, 34 CI C
and 3G, values $5, $5.50 and $G.50; all go at.
Ladies' Rain Coats "Will keep out the rain and the wind,
full length, all sizes, warranted rain proof, shadesQ Clfl
oxford and tan; price .... .eU
8.95
Lnion crash Toweling, one
lot, a regular 6c value,
at, per yard
, 500.doen slightly imperfect
per 'loweis. worth 6c
each, at, each
bar-
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Drummers' Sample ' Pieces, fine
Table Damask. Just the thing
for napkins and tray ) CA
cloths, each C-JU'uC
Table Damask Remnants in Table
Cloth lengths, at less than tho
cost to import.
Friday in
Basement
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Friday in
Basement
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Children's light
at, per pair
IN BASEMENT
Children's All Solid Shoes Misses 'kid
and box calf shoes, f 1 9 4 29 139
light or heavy sole, pr. I "I "I
Boys good, serviceable box, grain 4 rn
or Casca calf shoes liOU
or heavy shoes, kid or calf 00 AC 1 lft
.oa-ou-i.ia
Youth's and little gent's shoes, good wear
in every pair
...1.25-1.50 1
y Ladies' Shoes
Ladies' fino lace or blucher shoes with single or double
soles, kid, clf or patent leather, Friday 1 00 1 CO
special, at, per pair . I iJJ" liDtJ
Women's and men's Carpet Slippers,' bargain f)rft
for Friday only, er pair ; .0C
60 1 11 V1T' """"ail uuilsri
TfiB Good Government League.
curb CCXSTIPaTIOM
eSLICUSXESS
7.X3 HEADACHE
a im um
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Ut Kul(ht It urai Hi
THSJi.
Charles A. Potter
(iENLltAXi srexocmATUEH.
D-Hktiuu&. ,'wrrrapoadencr. ItrleJ
Work aiid t-,t Ul l;-xirtig on blion
Sollce. A' OX Alt If 1M IJMC.
Tel. leie. . tot s Balieiuak
lliul.li. 11.. i 11.
. ... iuiiu.iii! anauiuna and t-orrcc-
tiri'iilar' ""onnauou ttmlained In in
REPUBLICANS.
tliaw"n"'U",I'lr0ll'r11' ' Coun,,mn- With
rui ririu arl Coum llmanT E. Lucaa,
ror Fifili Ward Coum-iliuan J. B WH
kerson Witlidrawn.
For Tenth Ward Cuunrllman Bam W
ii 't i V. 1'reiK-iii ncenao iniH-tor.
ru 1 uiiriinian K. Hlulll
i-orinrr y In oun. il, itli very fair record.
Ytjv Kl.enth Ward fo unriiinan-William
"irain, nuoui t. t oiinerly aherirl with
Si'nci "'t"r('' In ome t'tfioe practically cvrr
C W. Kt'kerman la ahown aa randidi.te
for loiint.. from Tenth ward; aliouid 1
front Ninth aard.
On ncioimt of the wide divrrsmrr r.f
opiiiinu um o hr meaning of the word
ri'iuiiMtiun.". and denlrlna to avoid any
puMtibiUty of b.-lint mlauHdrratixid bv any-on,-
tur (jood Oovrrnint.nl Ieague iiert l.y
wiihdrawa all atalrmrnta licrrlofora nikda
ItiMchliili tli rrpulMUon of anv and all rn
Uiduira. iKl (HiVLHNSIKNT I.EAOI E
Hy J(HN Ii. WAKH Prvaideut.
E. li. I'ACKAIO). Svtrvtary.
Contractor.
iX)R CITY COUNCIL - ' j
U' bo voted for in all wards.) j
flrat Ward, E. A. WILLIS, I
f'uremaa Oman Prlnl- j
lna Company. '
Second Ward. W. W. BINUliAM. j
Commlaslon Merchant.
Third Ward, UE.Mlr I. PLUMB.
Mgr. Tha Chatham.
Fourth W ard. JOHN A, SCOTT.
Real Ha Lata.
Agent AmeaEatata.
Fifth Ward. U E. L.UCAS.
Coal Dealer,
ixth Ward, George I. Hunt.
M Maclilniat
Paiton-Mitchell Co.
Seventh Ward. C. 8. HATWARD.v
Hay ward Bros. Shoe Co.
Eight Ward. C. J. ANDERSEN.
Anderson-Millard Co.
Ninth Ward, J.C. PEDER8EN.
Carriage and Wagon W'kl,
Tenth Ward. GEORGE COTT.
Martln-Cott Hat Co.
Eleventh Ward. FRANK CRAWFORD.
Lawyer.
Twelfth Ward, D. A. N. CHASE. '
Chase Co., Wholial
Coffee, Tea and Bplcea.
To tha Habltca Votera f tit City
of Omaha 1
You must ' dacide whether you want
to elect or continue la omca omciaia.
many of whom have omonraa mei.
enllre lncompelency ana aervnuuB i iat
publio service corporaUona. or whether you
will have honest and capable officials who
will represent all of the people at all times.
The above najned candidates believe that
Ihe city should own Us own government,
and they atand for
ONE-DOLLAR GAS.
Equal taxation, economical and honest
tspenditure of public money.
Impartial enforcement of law.
An amble police Xorce tor protection ot
life and property.
Clean atreets and a CLEAN TOWN.
Public Improvements and city paving re
pair plant.
A welcome to capital and manufacturing
enterprises. .
No graft or ring rule
No gambling, law breaking or corpora
tion control of elections.
' No free lights, no free water and no free
telephones to city official.
No forma ot compacts between city ofl
ciala and public contractors.
No more free fraochlaea. and no giving
away of afreets and alleys without sub
stantial consideration to the city.
Make up your mind what you want, and
vote at the primaries tor the men who will
carry out your ldeaa. Do not loae the force
of your conviction by voting for friends who
have no chance to win, and thereby defeat
candidates who stand for tre above prlntl
plea.
STARTLING SALE OF CORSETS AND OIRDLES
Fine Batiste-Corsets, short and long hip; Batista Girdles,
taped and' stripped only, all' new goods worth 50e each,
our price , Friday, each . .
Hosiery Special. I, utiles' and Children's good quality cotton
Maco Hose, warranted fast xlje--thls lot worth 15c a pair,
sale price, a pair
Ribbons! ItiblMtns! Big lot. new fancy silk ribbons, in plaids.
Pompadours nnd satin stripes worth to 25c a yard, Friday,
a yard, llic and
Lace and Embroidery Ileiniiaiits. liijr Jot, tine iniiiorted lace rem
nants andj fine Nainsook Embroidery Remnants In good .
lengths h worth 35c a yard, 10 lo 12 in.. Friday, a yard. . . .
Cheap Veil 1 11 Hale. 50 pieces of fine Net Veiling, plain and fane) m
Meshes, with or without dots this lot worth loc aud 25c, ,
yara, r riday, 1 to 4 p. m.. a yard
XwkHfar SjhIhIs 100 pieces of plain and fancy stocks, lace collars
and raney. Turnovers, all washable goods, slightly mussed
from handling, 15c to 25c vales whil
they last, - each . .'. " .
Spring Dress TrinitiiiiiKs at .V. A big lot of fancy Venetian Dress trim
mings and fine imported laces, bands, anplique and insertions,
in ecru, cream and white this lot worth from 15c to fi
50c a yard, this sale only, a yard 30
A Grent Handkerchief Value. 300 doen Ladies' Hue Irish llneu, hand
einproiaerea Doraers; piain hemstitched linen hundkerchlefs,
worth 15c and 25c each, Friday's great bargain sale, each. . .
A Notable Silk llargain. New Shonher.l Clin. fn u i. ...,
Suits, pure silk, in black and white. bUw) and all size checks f
regular 90c quality, Friday special, a yard DVC
Colored Mohair. All of our high class imported Kngl'ish 'Mo'halrs In
stripes checks, plaids and fancy figures, a splendid range of colors
and styles not a piece in this lot sold for less thun SI 50 t0
yard, many worth up to $2.50, ull go Frldar. a van! lrtr
Several thouaand yarda of fine Madras.
25c
10c
1
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5c
5c
collars
5c
1 trlm
rtions, 5c
. hand
10c
1,1W yards of Bleached and Unbleached
Table Linen Remnunta. in 1', and
S-yard lengths, worth c yd., Q.
Friday only, a yd aSVW
ReinnantM of choice White Waist in;.
In good lengths, worth to 75c OEr
a yd., Friday only, a yd -'
ltomnanta of colored and white dim
ities and walatinga. worth to iBn
4co yard; Friday only, a yd....f
worth .
Joe. rriday only, a yd IUC
LOW yarda of fine Percale, in mill-end
lengths worth up to lie a oi
Jd., Friday ouly, a yd OjC
Remnants of Fine 6hlrt,lng Prints, In
good lengths, worth up to . o I
luo a, yd., Friday only, a yd....5C
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lArl-a.Bnnms.
II ilii sh ,. i aia ,
Genuine Friday Bariaxins in
Crockery
New Shipment loga Ware.
100 LARGE, HANDSOMELY DEPO-
ftA.T.1f.D..JFCJ8.'. ... 98c
AND' FORTY' " O RE EN ' ' TRADING
STAMPS WITH EACH.
1 IKIZKN BEAUTIFUL THIN
TABLE Tt'MBLERS-pretty white
band (one dozen to a 10
customer) Friday, six for
CLOSE-OUT OF WHITE JUGS AND
SUGAR HOWL8 beat English Por
celainFriday JUGB eah. SUGARS ?fV.
l&c, Lc and... WC each ,vc
THE
1GXITO MAXTLK,
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AND VOft MAVB THK
LIGHT. IT'S BRIOIITKR
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PRICE. BUT "C
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MO-Flece DINNER SETS, in Good
American Porcelain, beautifully
dectiraled. gold traced a C f)S
leatUar 110 art Friday JO
Many other exceptional bar
gains In "our Dinnerware Iinea.
UHITK t'HIXA.
A- SHIPMENT OK NEW CHINA
FOR IK ' IRATTN'G READY FOR
SALE SATFRDAY.
Vt..te
. yKlUAT. aarl
JX $ (LIMIT-SIX
Bennett's Bi Grocery
TEAS. COFFEES. FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES.
Bennetts Breakfast Coffee, two-pound
'n r JSc .
nAT.d.ty,rt. ?r('n Trading Stamp's."
Banket Fired Japan Tea. pound. ...T.JSu
And tinny Green Trading Stamps.
Diamond "a" Apricots, Peara. White
Cherries, Grapes, Raspberries, Grated
Ilnoapple, can
And thirty Own Trading Stamps.
Jelvet Cocoa Toilet Soap, a cakes. 25c
Three .-una Genesee String Bean a "'
Three cana Omar Baked Beana 25c
Thre cans Omar Wax Beans yfic-
Three cana Genesee Corn Zia
Several doxeu two-pound cana Blue
Ribbon Strawberries at
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
CANNED SPECIAL
2 Cana Maine Corn
i Cana Genesee Tomatoes.
AND THIRTY
STAMPS.
GREEN
....35c
....25c
Sue
TRADING
Cans Three Star Salmon....
Cana tieneaee Lima Brans.
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AND THIRTY
STAMPS.
GREEN
fitwj
TRADING
Three package Uneeda Bisculta. . . .15c
And ten Green Trading Stamp.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
LETTUCE. HADISHKP. ONIONS
CUCUMBERS. PARSLEY-FRESH
EVERY MOHNINU.
NAVAL ORANGES, doaen, Xc and 3o
California l-cmontt, doxen lor.
Fresh Roaated Peanuts, quart '." Sc
Bananas, ilpe and sound, per docen'lac
ATTRACTIVE
LINE OF
1ACEY
Sectional
Bookcases
rSewing
1fef Alacfiine
Sale
DROP HEAD, AUTO
ATIC LIFT HEAD
8KWIXG MACHINE,
FULL LINE OF AT
TACHMENTS, GUARANTED. AT-
$2-5.00
FlItXITlKK TiniUJ VXAHm.
JSEE THOSE SDl'EUB SLTILTH ST. WINDOWS.
$20 Silk Moire
Suits 09S
Saturday
See f 6!h St.
Windows
THE RELIABLE STORE
l1
Sate of Ladles'
Underskirts
51.50 Values
Saturday,
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Remnant Day Bargains
The attractiveness of our Friday bargains draws grent crowds each week
to this store. Omaha buyer" have learned that tho greatest bargains are
always. at Haydrn's. Seo these specials:
Friday Silk Bargains In Ihe Great
Domestic Room
NOVELTY AND PLAIN SILKS-Tlio
greatest assort men t ever shown In Omaha
worth up to II .on i.er yard, on Iwr
(rain inare In domestU' room, lt
tit, .per yard T
Handsome Novelty Fllks-Hlack IVau de
sole, ;7xS-tn. wide, and fine Taffetas
. worth tip to 1 sn per yard. In silk depart
ment Frlflnv and Siilurdnv, r0-
. at. yard r UV.
See lth street window display.
New Petticoat Novelty Stripe, very hsnd-
, some. JO-iii. wltlr special Friday..!
nl, yard
Jap and China Wash Silks, in plain or
fancies. 9Mn wld, 20c quality. (Qr
at, yard
FROM S: TILL fl 4n. we w ill sell silk
. and linon anil silk and rottrm fabrics in
fancies or plain colors, nt, IOc
per yard lw
Remnants of High
Grade Wash Goods
IH MAIN WASH GOODS DEPT.
FROM S:.K TO 12 NOON.
We will sell remnants of .TS-ln. French
Percales RB-ln. Scotch Madras. ."9c quality
remnants of all linen fancy suitings--they
sold at from 05o to 69c remnmita of
French ginghams, idlk ginghams and
Anderson's Scotch ginghams that sold
from 25c to fiflc yard nl.-sn line linings,
fine porcalines, sptin glass and etc., goods
that sold from ir,c to !9c nil will go on
sale at a yard. 12V'. fOr1
lac and 1 V7W
. FROM 1:30 TO 4:30 P. M.
We will put new lines of the above on
sale again.
COME EARLY FOR FIRST CHOICE.
Remnants of Wool
Dress Goods
FROM 8:30 TO 12 NOON W' will sell
lS.ftJO yards of the finest nil wool, silk
and wool, nnd silk and mohair dress
goods. In lengths from 2'i to yards In
each ple-c, and the remnants of the best
styles of goods that aold first at ll.no.
II. 12.00 and I3.U0 per yard, will go on
sale at. per yard. OCn
4. Sc and
FROM 1:30 TO 4:110 P. M. We will Bell an
other new lot of fine remnants, still
higher priced goods In all the new spring
weaves, good for shirt waist suits; they
sold at 1.tV!2.M. W.(X and 14.00 per yard,
all will go on sale at. -
per yard, 69c. 4Pc, 39c. 25c, 19c
' Remnants of White Waistlng. In mndraa,
j ploiie, naliiHtiok. etc.; long mill lengths.
i worth up t ter yard.
-jt i , per jitrn. .
Remnants f India' Linon. X-ln.
mill lengths, worth Hto to ISe
1st yard, at, p-r yard
Rcmn;ints of Intlli Linon nd Ren Walst-
iiiK. y-n. whle. long mill lengths, worth
loc to l,.c per uid,
ni. iter yard
Remnants of Bleached Cambric, full !W-ln.
wttle. In mill lengths, worth
tip to I:''', at, per yarl
RtninHiits of Table Linen. In bleached,
silver ItlcHcht'd, ctilortnl and unbleached,
from 1 to H-yanl lengths, kimhIb that
sen regutai iy up to i.ti yarn, in
8 lots, at, per yard. !, jr.H: and..
Remnants of Toweling, In bleached and
unbleached, all linen nnd union crushes.
that si ll up lo htr per yard,
at, per yard. , CSr and
Remnants of unbleached fSheetJng, In long
mill lengths, s-i, to- and n- wide, worth
in regular way up to 3(Hi per
l ard. at. iter vard.,
Unbleached Muslin (from holt), good
onn in . worth r.,c yd.. 12 yds.
to customer, at. per vard
Mercerised Linings, in black and colored,-
rrom to s-yunl lengths, wortn
up to l.V yard. at. iter yard
Mill Ends of Organdies and Batistes. In
good lengths, all this spring's shades.
worth-up to Lie per yard,
at. per yard
Mill Ends of Percales and Madras, extra
fine quality, good patterna.
worth li'C per yard. at. per yard.
Bundle Kemnnnts of Organdies, Ratlstea
and Swisses, assorted to match. In o-yard
quantities, worth up to Ino yd., Rr
at. per yard i.... -'
Remnants of Dress Gingham. In good
length and patterns, worth up Cp
to lL"e per yard, at, per yad JSr
Remnants of light and dark standard
Prints, worth
at, per yard.
5c
Wide, lit
6Jc
'alst-
iort h
5c
Ale
ai lied, .
ached,
8 that
15c J
rl nnd
3Jc
n long
worth
19o
3iC
ored,-
5c
f. in
n. rim.
7,C
74c
rth up
yad..
dark
up to 6148 yd., 3JC
Flannel Department
made Outing Flannel
15c
6ic
loo
12Jc
Remnants of best
and plain colors.
at ,
Baby Flannels.
at, per yard
Remnants of 59o fancy art
Tickings, at, per yard
Remnants of 2Tc Drapery Cre
tonne, at. per yard
Remnants of lHe Drapery Sateens Qlr
and art Cretonnes, at, per yd
Remnants of best made 15c file
Silkoline, at, per yard 4JIV
Remnants of sVo fancy checks and stripes
Outing Flannel, ilaC
at,, per yard w
Sale of Men's and Ladies' Furnishings
Friday we will place 'on aale R00 doxen
dren, moHt of thorn samplea at lesa than h
MENS MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAW
ERS, 111 all sixes, white, grey or camel's
hair 50c values. In this sale, lr
at garment
i LADIES' VESTS, with long sleeves
silk taped worth 3c,
nt
high
15c
19o values, at,
neeki
at. gnrmei
LADIES' JERSEY KNIT PANTS, lace
trimmed regular 33c values, ISc
at, garment tw
LADIES' GAUZE VESTS, low neck and
sleeveless. In regular and extra alxea
worth loc to 25c, In this aale, Cn
at loc nd
MEN'S HOSK. in blacks, tans am fancycolors worth regularly up to 36c, In
three lots, Friday at l-'xc loc ana.,
undorgarmenta for men, women and chll
alf their real value.
CHILDREN'S VESTS AND PANTfl.heavy
fleece lined, or In spring weight all alses
and worth up to SSc, this sale, 1fn
at. garment .....m"'
M irhfh' Mrrni.tM nrtAwtrna tmm
with clusters of tucks and dawn ruffle; Xi
5" '
10
pair
CHILDREN 8 RIBBICD HOSE, In all slaea,
blacks, reds, whitea, pinks and blues-.
worth up to SSc great snap,
at. pair
L.A1JJKB- i.imlk HOSE, in plain or
fancies regular 25o values, on sale sJ 1
at. pair 2 W
154c
5c
Frlduy will
regular prices. .
j Faat black Darning Cotton,
I per spool
I Gold Eye Needle package,
each
Silk Thread.
per spool
Pwiirl Buttons,
per dozen ,
Shoo Laces,
per pair
Col set ltccs,
per pHlr
Aluminum Thlmljlex,
each
Spool Cotton,
per spool
Hump Hooka and Eyes,
per card
6o Silko,
all colois
10c quality Pearl Button,
per dozen
Brass Pins,
pitr package
Another Great Notion Sale
be notion day again this w eck, staple notions will go at to H.
I- I Feather Stitch Braids,
at
lc
lc
lc
lc
lc
lc
lc
24c
24c
24c
.2ic
iinen Thread.
Ier spool
23c Needle Books,
each
2uc Pearl Buttona,
!er doxen
10c Corset Steels,
per pair
10c warren's Fealherbone,
per yard
15c Metal Buck Comb.
at
loc Rublfr Fine Combs,
at, each
10c Dressing Combs,
at, each
ldo Tooth Brunhes,
at, each
50 Good Envelopes,
at
Other specials too- numerous to mention.
24c
24c
4ic
44c
44c
44c
44c
.44c
44c
44 c
44c
ae
Oranges Oranges Oranges
Remember, this Is going to be the last
Banner sale of the season.
We have received another car or extra
faiicv Highland Navel Orangos. This cal
ls cn'mpoaed of all sizes, mid wo are going
to make this the banner aale of itui seuson
and put them in 4 lots as follows:
lt 1 Fancy, medium size. Highland
Nas-ela, J for 20c
Lot 2 Fancy, large size, retailed every
where for 30c dozen, our price 2nc
Lot 3 Fancy, large alze, retailed every
where for 35c dozen, our price lie
Lol 4 Fancy, extra large alze, retailed
.....v. h.rn fnr 4ile and 50c doxen.
our nrl. e. per dozen 30c J Sap Sugo Cheese, each
Buffer and Cheese Sale Friday
Fancy Separator Creamery Butter, equal
to any creamery put up In packagea for
much higher prlcea, nt, per lb 23o
Fanc v full cream Cheese, per lb 12Ho
Fancy full cream brick Cheese, per lb. .15.1
Fancy Limberger Cheese, per
Neufchatel Cheese, eacn,
in 12o
4a
Tta
STOCKING, FEET
We make stockipgs and sweaters to order aud carry in our line
at all times a supply of new feet, knit by us, in all sives a.d colors.
We fill orders on baseball stockings on short nolle. Cotton ;iose In
all colors, 25c a pair; Wool Hose, any color, 75c a r,-.ilr; our besi stan
dard grade, league siyle, fl.OO a pair, with stripe in calf or all thr nigh,
with or without feet, to suit you. Baseball Jackets, exlra heavy1, the
best made, $5.00 each color as you wish. It v. ill pay you to tlva
us a call before buying your season s supply. Let us figure with you,
Sweaters and Stockings made to order. , ...... .
JOS. F. BILZ
322 euth Sixteenth Street.
Omahit. Nib.
.V
A CANDELABRA
would make a nice Easter gift or a candlestick in Sil
ver. Silver Plate or Brass, good styles. We are also
showing aom handsome plecea in fancy Vaaea-these ar
ticles range from 11.00 up ....
Kpend a few minutes in our store. liOOK FOR TUB
NAME.
5. W. LINDSAY, JEWELER.
Ill OOUOLASST.
LTichael Lee
CANDIDATE for the Council
from the 2nd WARD.
Has, a good clean itvortl as
councilman and as a member of
the legislature.
If elected he will devote his
entire time to the duties of tho
office. He ia the father of seven
Omaha boys, the oldest of whom
iaDr. D. F. Lee.
Geo. D. Rice,
of Ha Id A Rice, Coal Dealers.
REPUBLICAN ,
CANDIDATE FOR
-COUNCILMAN-
i NINTH WARD
rtember BcarJ of Education for peat years
OTE I'OH
CHARLEO L. THOMAS
Hrpebllraa Candidate far
Councilman 7n Ward
Twl-I ye Uiparar .4
ktaiatu la Uaaakia. HMlliai,
loiil e. avtk lb lUmce ua bit iij.
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