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Annex
LADIES' SPRINQ
KID GLOVES
FOR EASTER
Fine new spring gloves In latest
shade for street and dress wear
many of the leading makes two
and three clasp effects a complete
assortment at our glove department
$141.50 and $2
The fashionable long gloves 8, 12 and 16 but'
. ton Suedes and Mousquetaires black and
daintiest dress and evening TCA
shades, a splendid selection at t B
Easter tide prices are, pair. . . "
Ladies Sample Imported Neckwear
All new styles of ladies' spring neckwear lace stocks and
tabs, embroidered collars dainty collars and cuff seta
all fresh and new, just out of import cases t(n f Cm
, worth up to 50c, at, each 1UCUC
Ladies' &.nd Men's All Linen Handkerchiefs
10c
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All widths of fine hemstltchtng, pure linen also ladies' era
broldnred and lace edged handkerchiefs special
Saturday, at
Ahh SILK CKEPK lU'CHINOS Manufacturers' short
ends, long enough for collar whites, ereami
and fancy colors, at, each
6ic
7 Hosiery on Bargain Square
Ladies", men's and children's fast black and fancy hosiery every pair
a bargain medium and heavy weight cotton in flli, 1C
and lisle fine and heavy ribbed, per pair 1UC"1a2CUC
Artistic, devising end planning, com
IMned With til qUAlntest bouquet
and flowery effects and ail the
' charming color scheming lmnglnable
does not appeal to sense of taste
like
VcgelaKss Fruits,
IlaTlns that tempting- apmram
that rhtrartfrliti everytlilast
pirrhnar fresa
onnnnnrn
J I I t I t H'i
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BHDS.
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EXPONENTS OF GOOD LIVING,
28th and Farnam Streets.
FRET! MUSHROOMS.
SPINACIi. RHUBARB.
RIPK TOMATOES.
STRING BEANS. CUCUMBERS.
GREEN ASPARAGUS.
NEW TURNIPS. NEW BEETS.
NEW POTATOES.
SHALLOTS. RADISHES.
CELERY.
LEAP LETTUCE. HEAD LETTUCE.
STRAWBERRIES.
pineapples.
TANGERINES.
FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT.
NAVEL ORANGES. CHOICE APPLES.
Kni'i Gelatine, per package.... 10c
Cream of Wheat. 3 packages Z6c
40c bottle Man-olas Sa
10c can Pork and Beans 6c
10c can Sweet Corn to
S-)t. can liuitlftt Fears UMc
Pure Maple Syrup, per gallon It.l
Pure New York Buckwheat, per 10-llx.
sack 38c
Alton Flour, (warranted), per 50-lb.
aack tt.I
mmm
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Men's Spring Shirts
The new styles In negligees ruan-
hattans Wellington's and Eurekas
coat style shirts cuffs attached
or separate patterns - all new
wis sr98c-i.5o42
The brand new AVhitman's pongee
mohair and solselte shirts exolu-
!K fftKX:. 98c 233
Men's $1 quality negligee
shirts, pew patterns, at . . . ,
Men's Spring Weight Wool Under- no.
--wear, worth 11.26, at zruw
Coopers anrin. Made Ribbed OQr
Underwear .. VOW
7Rc Derby Ribbed Under--. A B.
wear at ' 45C
50c
IN BASEMENT
Coys Can't Vote
fi
iiif Minos t
Men's 15o Linen
Collars, "I n
each AL
Man's 25c Linen Caffs
-lightly Qf,
soiled, pr......'-'
MEN'S SPRING HATS
$2
Brandcls' Special Hats for Spring have the appearance of
correct style and high quality, always gives as good ser
. vice as a $5.00 bat soft and stiff, styles, at
Stiff naia ana ssori iiats every one a new spring 15a stl "I
style, at .1 'A 'J
Famous John B. Stetson Hats i Boys' and Children's Caps for
at9.0.6.:?.1!!' ...3.49 51 25c-49c
for Mftror or City - Councilman, ' but
they nearly all do Vote that Prexel'a
Boys' Shoes are the Best in Omaha.
They have tried them and they know.
If tha boys who have ' never tried
them will only coma In Saturday (or
any other day) and let ua fit them
with a pair trmy will aurely ba with
the majority and sar.ur Boys" Shoes
can't be excelled.
Boy' Sixes fry hn
1 4o b .W
Little Gent's Slsea I 01 rn
10 to Wt 1.LJ
Saturday and Monday Specials
Below will be found a list of slightly used Sewing Ma
chines which will be on salo Saturday and Monday.
OFEII SATURDAY EVEIililG
They have all been overhauled and put in first-class shape.
Wilcox & O. Drop Ilead, 22 5Q
New Homo Drop Head, 1200
White Drop Head, ! j2 QQ
New Royal Automatic Drop Head, good as new, Q Q
Household, good as new, 2100
White, D. H., Shopworn,. 22 QQ
Standard Drop Head,' 1L Af
for ..... . . ............... ''v f
Second-hand box-top machines from $3.00 to $9.00.
All complete with attachments e,nd guaranteed, and while
they have been used, yet are in condition to give first-class
service.
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'WM Douglas 1663.
334 Broadway,' Co. Bluff.
Cor. 15lli an J Harnsy Sts.
6X8 N. 4th St., So. Omaha
Largest Retail LLIIiERY HOUSE in Ocida..
EnormouG Display
OF OVER
2,000 Beautiful
Dress, Street
AND
Ready-ta-VVrar
Hots
It
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam Street.
Saturday Candy Specials Arcade
BaldufTri delicious Butter Scotch regular 40c IQ
a pound candy, at, a pound ,.XjJKt
Chocolate Pennuts, lb. ........IPc
Vanilla Chocolate Drops, lb.... 14c
Delicious Jelly Dates, lb.... 13c
Home ftade Fude, lb. 9c
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OMBOM PACIFIC
EVERY DAY
T April T, 1IKM.
V
SHORT LINE FAST TRAINS NO DELAYS
1? lure your ticU rtad over this lint.
Inouire at
City Ticket Oitce, 1324 Tarnam
'Phono, . Douglas 334.
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Courvcilm&n Harry B. Zimmm
in hia conUet lor a tlilrJ term bellavta
that his record In the council la a suffi
cient indicator of his position on publta
questions and of the sincerity of hia de
termined stand for itood government good
for tha people as !! as tha corporations.
At tha same time ha haa fashioned soma
of his views Into a bill of particulars,
which may be regarded ss hia platform.
Soma of the mnst Important planks axe:
To aid tha Water board in every way
possible to acquire the water works: to op
pose the extension of g&ibsge contrac
and to insist that tha city haul a.n1 .
pooe of garbage and refuse avo "
modern methods; to submit tO(
for decision all general and by
plications for franchises; r
for a gas lamp contract In f
a year and to favor the
to consumers to tl pe
requlre Inspections r
meters; to try to if
fares and a unlv"
favor reduction f
continue to k' "
to decide quv
Ejitroordlnary Sale
On TAILORED AND STREET HATS
":- :.'CATIJ2DAY '
at 01-0, 02.7S and 05-
Grand Opening Next Wee.
Watch tha Papara and
Window Dlaplay for Df.
POPULAR PRICES ALWAYS.
1500 Douglas St.
Your Spring
Suit's Here,
It's Hatt,
Schaffner 0
Marx hand Made
THE RELIABLE STSRS
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Time fo Cuy
That Rain Coaf.
Cet Into s
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You'll Like
est.
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Copyright 1906 by
Hart Schaffner U Marx
Youths Long Pants Suits
Bintrle and dnuMe breasted styles, all new
est materials at $10, S 6o, C nil
17.80, 4.60 and ,.,.t',ul'
BUY TUB BOY A TOP COAT-We carry
a complete line at 3.96 O (1
$3.S0 and A.lfO
Style Satisfaction
Is fissured
If you make your selection
Lere, not oniy style satisfaction
but best quality, perfect fit and j
lowest prices. You cannot help,--but
find something just to f 1
in our great stock of thoroughly,
reliable up-to-date clothing.
Let Us Show You our spring
line of Hart, Schaffner & Marx
hand-tailored clothing, perfect
' ly perfect garments, euperior in
fabric, fit and fashion, every,
suit guaranteed. When you try
them on you'll readily see "why
we sell clothes with the II.f S.
& JI. label.
MEN'S SUITS that poafwaa Individuality
in style, are perfect lit workmanship.
' the equal of custom made garments st
double the. prices a ( gi
uU00, tM.VO. IIS-OO down to 1.UU
TIME TO BUY THAT RAIN COAT wa
are showing an unequaled Una of hand
tailored crsvenettes that will please you.
Prices, Si 8.00, 116.00. $12.60. 7 eil
$10.00, and ..iOU
MEN'S PANTS In all newest shades and
patterns, stripe", plaids, mixtures and
plain colors at $6.50, $3.60, 4 CiSt
$2.!, $2.60 down to ..I.iO
Combination Knee Pints Suits
Made of all wool cheviots, with double
breasted belted coat, one pair of Knick
erbocker and one pair of plain pants'
with each ault Prleesi '"1 fVK
$4.60, $3.5 and O.Ut
Other knee pants suits, in all f QC
newest styles. $5.00 to J
In the Domestic Room Saturday.
Women's new shirt waist suits. In fine
gingham and madras, f (IE
$3.00 values special ,J
WOMEN'S- WRAPPERS well '
worth $1.50 special
65c
NEW GINGHAM AND I.AWN WAISTR
trlmmed with tucks and Insertion, reg
ular $2.00 QualiUcs
Fpeclal at
M1SHKS WA! ;iNa PKIRTS 4 Q
regular $3.00 .lues, at
KIAVB)L1W.
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Hello, CeatralH!
Give Me Cuming
Twenty-fourth.
"We hara no such number; I will g:tt 'you Information." "No,
I don't
want no information and not looking fr any more, because I hava tried
every store In the city and compared prt.-fs and quality and find Tha Langa
arocery Co. beats them all." "Well, their telvpluiue number la Louglas-liJ0 or
Douguu-1223 and tbelr location Is 24th and C'uiuii..
Saturday Specials
Uneolored Japan Yea, regular sel
ler per lb. c, fof 29o
Gunpowder Tea, regular aeller 660,
for 3o
Boda Crax, fresh, crisp, per lb...... Obo
Oyster Crackers, fresh, crisp, per
pound fo
Olnger Snaps, fresh, crisp, per lb. .Odd
Glll-Kdge Tuniutocs, extis, fancy,
i-lb. can lic
(iiU-L,is Swevt Cora, J-ll. cku..., luc
Fancy S-lh. can Peas 7Vn
Standard Sweet Corn. J-lb. can 06c
Imported Sardines, regular Hoc eel-
ler, per tin 12',c
MEATS!
Porterhouse Steak, per lb 10c
Sirloin Bteak. pee
Chuck teaV r"'
Purlor Matches, pkg
mltil Halslns, 1-lb. pkg
II .ncy Prunes, per lb
Apple Butter, qt. Jars
w,.irretr Satace, bottle
r,w n fn Hies, bottle
1 Ml r., l-ib. pkg.
lull?:- Jv'fcvel Oranges, dos....
if Tnll Ited Alutka SiUinon.
:h jin, per gal.
FLOUR! FLOUR!! ' '
4 (l- ei k Purity Flour the best
I the market, per sack $1.13
J I-. I h-n-t. per lb Ho
I Ilkrt.buiger 8tk., home-made, lb .To
Our Girls'
School Shoes
Art the nobbiest looking and easiest
fitting girls' shoes In town, and they'll
wear longer than any other at the
same price. (
Our $1.50 Shoe
for girls' Is a splendid vslue. It Is
made of solid leather throughout, Is
well finished, good style, and a nice
looking shoe.
Our girls' $2.00 are better, of course
they're the best there la for the money.
FRY SHOE CO.
iCth and Douglas Sts.
3C
HEAT SPECIALS
-,TU)AY
" quality
"'lesa
Republican Candidates
ENDORSED BY
The FcitensIIe Club.
Te Be Toted For at Frlnavrlee Tees.
day, April 8, 10OO-S av. as.
to 9 . aa. '
CANDIDATES. )
For Mayor, E. A. BENSON.
Real Estate. ;
For City Clerk. BAM K. GREENLEAT,
Clerk.
For City Comptroller,
JOHN N. WE8TBERO,
Insurance.
For City Attorney, JOHN p. BRE&K.
, Lawyer.
For Building Inspector, k .
, JOHN H. BUTLER, ",
Contractor.
FOR CITY COUNCIL.
(To be voted for In all wards.) .
First Ward, E. A. WILLIS,
Foreman Omaha FrlnV"
' - lng Company.
Second Ward. W. W. B1NUHAM.
CominUaion Merchant.
Third Ward. HENRY I. PLUMB.
Mgr. The Chatham.
Fourth Ward, JOHN A. SCOTT.
Keal Estate.
Agent A me' Estate.
Fifth. Ward, I E. LUCAS.
Coal Dealer.
Aixth Ward. George L. Hurst.
Machinist
Paxton-Mltchell Oa
Seventh Ward, C.-8. HAYWARD.
Hayward Bros. Shoe Co.
Eight Ward. C. J. ANDERSEN.
Andersen-Mlllard Co,
Ninth Ward, J. C. FEDEREEN.
Carriage end Wagon Wks.
Tenth Ward. CEOKUB COTT.
Martln-Cott Hat Co.
Eleventh Ward, FRANK CRAWFORD,
Lawyer.
TwelTth Ward. D. A. N. CHA8B.
Chaee Co., Wholesale
1. Coffee, Tea. and Bploea.
To tee Republican Votere of tee City
f Oinaksi
You must decide whether you want
to -elect or continue In office official
many of whom have demonstrated tieta
entire Incompetency and servitude te the
publrtr service eorporaU"ru, or whether you
wlU ft honest and capable officials who
will ient aU of the people at all times,
t The named candldatee believe that
. i.ould wwn Its own governiuent,
land for
..iB GAS.
" ,n, economical and honest
1 bite mousy.
Vment of law.
forte for irotectlon of
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""LEAN TOWN,
'.and city pavlu re-
nd manufacturlo
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CANDIDATE for the Cc
from the 2nd VARD.
Had a good clean record
councilman and as a men '
the legislature. ' f
If elected lie will- d.
entire time to the dutir
cilice. He is the father
Omaha bovs, the oldest
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is Dr. D. F, Ie. j
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CHARLCO
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