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TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, APRIL 20. lOOfi.
VINSONIIALER LOSES CASE
tJaprema Court Denim Hew Trial of In
heritance Tax and Writ
LESLIE MUST APPOINT APPRAISERS
Kstatee 1111 Ba VaJaed aa Te4 Ml
DmiIu Coants- Will Oat Tho-
aas of Dollars for
' tsaprarrcmeate.
Countr Attorney Slabaugh received no
tlr... from Lincoln Thursday that tha au
preme court had denied the motion for a
new trial In Uia Inherltanca tax case
which wis appealed from thla count. Ttie
ran wss an application for a mandamua
to eompel former County Judta Vlnson
fiaier to appoint appraisers In an estate
taxable under tba law. Judge VInsonhaler
held tha law Invalid. Tha case wa taken
to tha supreme court and the law held
ofd. A motion for a rehearing was
filed and has Just been overruled.
County Judge Ix-elle will proceed at once
to appoint appraisers In about thirty es
tates which are subject to taxation and
tha revenue resulting from the tax will
amount to several thousands of dollars.
Tender the law. .this money Is to be ex
panded In the building of county roads. A
penalty of 7 per cent Is provided In esse
the tax Is not paid within six months
after the will Is probated. Among the
larger estates which will be subject to In
herttanrs tax are those of John J. Dickey.
Anna M. Goodrich, Samuel Relchenberg, J.
I Brandels, Teter Olandt, Addison 8. Car
ter, Clinton Orcutt, Edward W. Nash,
Frederick A. Nash. 2d; John II. Evans.
Howard Kennedy. Frank Murphy. Michael
Murphy, Ben B. Wood. Wllllnm W. Marsh,
3. J. Brown and J. I. Redlrk. The ap
praisers have practically all of the powers
cf a court In securing evidence on the
value of estates.
The law provides a tax of 1 per cent In
estates over tlO.ono which descend to lineal
descendants, 1 per cent in estates over $2,000
which descend to other than lineal heirs
and U per cent on legacies to charity of
over UH0,
WATTLES HAS NOT WITHDRAWN
Has jravor Strppo Oat Bwas Kerer
Stepped t tho senatorial
nave.
fJnrdon W. Wattles returned Thursday
morning from Los Angeles, Cal., where
he has spent the last three weeks visit
ing his father,' who Is 86 years old and In
poor health. Mrs. Wattles accompanied
him home. lie did not Intend to make
his stsy anywhere near so long In Los
Angeles but was delayed by the washing
out of seventy-flve miles of track on tho
Pan Pedro line In Nevada. ' Traffic was
Interrupted from March 23 to April 16.
Mr. Wattles was unable to obtain sleep
ing ear accommodations over other lines
and remained until the San Pedro lino
was in working order again.
Mr. Wattles said he had nothing new
to offer on the senatorial question, but
uttered this significant statement:
"It can't ba said I have withdrawn be
cause I never entered."
Now that President O. W. Wattles has
returned from the Pacific coast, the board
of directors of the Omaha drain exchange
will select a secretary with the least pos
sible delay. A meeting has been scheduled
for 3 o'clock Friday and a number of ap
plications will come before the board.
Among the applicants Is said to be one
man from each railroad which enters
Omaha. The fact that the active members
of the exchange passed resolutions oppos
ing a railroad man will no doubt greatly
Influence the board and will work against
the chances of these men. The proposi
tion said by many to be most In favor
among the members c the board Is to
combine, with the co-operation of the Com
mercial club, the transportation affairs of
the club and the exchange, securing Com
missioner E. J. McVann of the club to act
as traffic commissioner for the two bodies.
But here again the active members of the
exchange have passed opposing resolu
tions, which will be submitted to the board
at Friday's meeting.
Outside of Mr. McVann and the railroad
men, there are, however, others from
which a selection may be made.
Mr. Wattles has read the Omaha papers
each day during his absence and has had
correspondence with the grain men, so that
he has the situation well In hand. He
thinks It probable, but not certain, that
the question of the secretaryship will be
settled Friday.
YOUNG WOMEN STILL AT WORK
V. W. C. A. nevotlna- Energies to
Ball Game o Bo Played
at Vinton.
Only a few hundred dollars have been
added to the Toung Women's Christian
association building fund since Wednes
day, but the canvassers' lists are nearly
completed and the committees will renew
their soliciting Friday. The total now
stands t7E.C99.24. A gift of $300 from Miss
Mary Sumner, a former member, now liv
ing In Chicago, was received Wednesday
afternoon. . The teams are devoting their
chief energy to creating interest in the
benefit base ball game to be given at
Vinton Street park Saturday afternoon,
April 28. Bleacher, as welt as grand stand
tickets., are being printed, and will be
placed for sale In all the cigar and drug
stores. The entire proceeds of all tickets
sold . by the women, as well as half the
gate receipts, will go to the building fund.
A Bravo Fight
against Stomach, Liver and Kidney Trouble
ia always successful if carried on by means
of Else trio Bitters. SO cents. For sals by
Sherman at McConnell Drug Co.
' We want you to know that we
bave moved to 1513 Jones Street;
but don't lose sight of the main
point we do the best Cleaning
and Dyeing in Omaha. All work
guaranteed.
The same old 'Phone Douglas
163 will bring a wagon to your
door promptly.
66a PANTORIUM
Expert Cleaners and Dyers
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If
curb COXSTIPATICH 1
BILIOUSNESS
AKO HEADACHE
Tk alt Kulchi-Cra 9mmMr Oa,
Catena Sana, Utf.
Dolls J L
Saturday
titurifat
MIIIUVS
REM N ANT DAY SPECIALS
SAMPLE LENGTHS
of IMPORTED SPRING DRESS GOODS
FROM WE U. S. CUSTOMS HOUSE
Newest and highest class spring dress fabrics the grade
that sells everywhere up to $3 a yard silk voiles for waist
also chiffon panamas tailor cloths chif
fon broadcloths poplins blacks and all col
orsenough alike for dreses, skirts and coats
big bargain square, Friday at, a yard. . . .
Thousands of elegaDt cloths, suitings
and voiles, 7 to 10 pieces alike some
grades as 39c lot. only shorter lengths
59c
19c
Danish Cloth, cream
and all colors, f
loo values I II r
at yard v
Organdies from the
mill, now and
beautiful colors I
-35o grade, at w
All remnants of our
dress goods O jT
worth up to tl JzC.
a yard, at, yd.
3,000 YARDS OF FINE SILKS
From our recent special sales taffetas, Louisenes, peau
de cygne, peau de soie, pretty foulards, silk eoliennes
aud a lot of fancy silks that have have TQ - A Qz
betn selling as high at 11.25 yard, at JsLmmt?L
White lap Silks
Our Own Importation.
35c
49c
69c
Short Remnants of all Kinds of Silks According to
Black Silks
Special for Friday.
23-Inch all silk IVngee
worth 66c, at, yard
27-Inch oil boiled heavy quality taf
feta worth $1.00 a yard, rQ
at, per yard
84-Inch ServlFS oil boiled taf
fetaworth $1.60, at, yard
46-Inch all silk Crepe do Chine
worth C69, at, yard
39c
98c
...V
23-lnch Jap Silk
worth 60c, at, yard. .
27-lnch Jap Silk
worth 7 Be, at, yard . ,
36-lnch Jap Silk
worth $1.00, at, yard
size of piece, each J5c, 10c and
Remnants ot Carpets
Brussels, velvet and ax-
minster in lengths up to
a yard and a halt
Friday in
basement, at
69c
Odds ana tnds all kinds of
FLOWERS
and foliajre roses in all shades,
every popular size, from June
roses to American beauties
n0c-15c-25c
BIG REMNANT BARGAINS
IN THE BASEMENT
i
Long mill remnants Silk Warp novelties, plain and dotted
Silk Mulls, Silk Finished Poplins and Eoliennes, all de
deslrabe shades, suitable for evening and party wear,
values up to 50c yard on sale Friday at a yard ,
Thirty-six-inch Sea Island Fercale, white grounds with all new print?
ingt. regular price fifteen cents, at a
rd
ya
MiU lengths Mercerized White Madras Waisting
an extraordinary Friday bargain for
ayard '"
12k
8lc
12lc
For the first time, rem
nants of Lingerie Lawn;
this popular material
sells regularly
for 15c and 19c: I IJC
mill lengths, yd v
Fine Dress ' Ginghams,
neat checks, stripes,
plaids, etc., thousands of
yards on
sale for
yard
8k
8k
AFTERNOON
Beginning at 1:30 Remnants of
36-Inch Bleached Muslin, Long
Cloth. Nainsook suit
able for undermusllns;
fine qualities at per
yard
5c
New dainty Printings,
fine 1 yawns and Dimi
ties, very popular for
summer wear,
special at
a yard
FORENOON
Corded Madras, 36-inch Percales
that are worth up to 15c yard
In mill remnants
a yard
only 2
Trimming Laces
Vp fo 1 yard long, sam
ple strips at each.. . .
tk
Allover Laces
Suitable for entirt
Waists, at, yard....
19c
Thousands ot yards ot sample
strips of EMBROIDERIES, worth up
tv:d.''Z....5cA0c
60e and 75c Table Damask 25c Yard
Another new lot of fine Mercerised
Table Damask, mill rem- 41 ass)
nants In lengths of 14 ' t
to 4 yards on bargain f f
square Friday, at a anal V
yard
One big lot of regular 6c jm 1
Kringed Barber J
Towels at M. 0i
each
Thousands of drummers' f f
sample pieces Table Dam- M m
ask, suitable for tray afc ?t
cloths, napkins, etc., each
6,000 yards regular e mm 4
Bleached Twilled Cot- l f
ton Toweling at
yard
EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS
Shoe Sale in the Basement
Ladies' Spring Shoes Well made of ,
vici kid or patent leather single
or double sole an excellent bar- ift
gain, Friday, pair....- 4l,y
Misses' and children's school shoes
good, strong, well made
shoes a splendid bar- QO
gain, pair OC
Women's hand turned sole slip
pers, will go at, per Cft
pair
j
Men's and wo
men's plush and velvet
slippers will goat, OC-,
per pair jC
Infant's shoes sizes 2 to 5
hand tewed, a pair
29c
MEN'S SHOES
Good, solid, durable shoes will last as long, look as well and feel
as comfortable as a much higher priced shoe sin- f rr t r0
gle or double sole a dollar easily saved per pair . Js'l yQ
Ol 1 -v T
A f f
OUR EXTRAORDINARY
m B7 - w m m m
.SHfl-t Maid alao
f7 M MVUlall aaaTCifW
BEGINS NEXT
SATURDAY ISSr
IT Will Be a Day of Exceptional Bargains
Hundreds of the Daintiest and Most Beautiful Hew
Waists.
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING
WOHK DONE PltOMPTLT.
We have plenty of skilled workmen and ara prepared to give all Jobe prompt at
tention: non loo lurge or small to receive attention. I'o not fall to give us a call
when in need of anything in our line.
COLORADO WALL PAPER AND PAINT COMPANY.
OMAHA L EATHER FORECAST Friday, Fair aad Warmer.
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GREEN TRADING STAMPS EVERY TIME
SAMPLE SALE LADIES'
Tan Covert Jackets, Fitting Jackets,
Pony Jackets and Box Jackets
Sires 34 lo 42 Prices,
$8.95, $7.95, $5.95 and $4.95
Sample Sale of Ladies' Three-Quarter and Full Length
Tourist Coats, including pastel and gray mixtures, small
and large checks, silk and velvet trimmed, reg- Q OA
ular $12.50, $14.50, $16.50; all at JJ9
This is a sale of nearly two hundred sample coats and
jackets, received by express Wednesday from one of tho
foremost eastern manufacturers. Prices are about half off.
2Sc PACE VEILIXGS, 5c Plain and fancy Mesh VelllnRS, with pa,
or without dots, fine Chiffon Veilings, worth 25c a yard; 1Q
Friday only, a yard
LARGE LOT OF LACKS AT A IIAKC3AIN Extra fine black Serpentine
Laces, Lace Medallions and Galloons, black silk Trimming Laces
cream, white and ecru, heavy nd fine Hands, Appliques 4 f
and Trimmings, worth 25c to 75c yard; all go Friday, a If if
yard, at vw
BIO HANDKERCHIEF IURGAIX FRIDAY 2,000 Ladies' Convent
Embroidered Iniiial Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, fancy cm-
broldered corners and plain Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
worth 10c each; special sale, each
LADIES NECKWEAR. Jc From 10 to 11 A. M. 1-ot of m
fancy Embroidered Stocks and Turnovers, worth to 15c; for
this salo only
EMBROIDERY REMNANTS CHEAP 1,000 Embroidery Ends. fa
Insertions, Edges and fancy Beadtngs. worth 10c to 25c a j
yard; remnant price Friday, a yard, 10c, 7e and
LADIES' LONG MITTS, ONLY 2.V Twelve button length fa
Silk Lace Mitts, In black and white, regular $1.00 value; mt.
special sale, pair mjy
BARGAIN TABLE SALE OF RIBBONS Fancy Silk Loulsiene and
Messallne Ribbons, 1 to 3 Inches wide, plaids, polka dots, m
pompadour and changeable patterns, worth to 20c yard; Frl
day special, a yard, 10c and
SPECIAL SALE OF HAIR ORNAMENTS Big lot of fancy m
Back Combs and plain Back and Side Combs, worth to 50c
each; all go at one price, each
(In tho Dry Goods Section.)
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSE Cotton Maco Hose, war- X
ranted fast black; ladles' plain and children's heavy and lllf
fine ribbed, worth 15c pair; sale price, a pair
ONE HUNDRED PIECES 28-tNCH PERCALES Regular m
price 8 l-3c, Friday only, a jC
yard '
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF BARRED ORGANDIES Floral f f
designs, regular 15c quality; Friday only, a llfC
yard
IRISH DIMITIES All the short lengths of our Irish Dimities, f
white Lawns, white Waiatlngs, Mulls and Spring Suitings, I SJ
worth to 50c a yard; Friday only, a yard mM
1,000 YARDS OF .MADRAS SHIRTING White with small lfl
patterns, regular 25c quality, Friday only, a yard 1UC
200 FULL SIZE BED SPREADS Good, heavy quality, reg- f f(
ular price $1.35; Friday only, each l.UU
Bennett's Big Grocery and
Fruit Section
Headquarters for the rood thinfs
at prices to suit the millions.
Bennett's Breakfast Coffee lRc
2-pound can ' :
And Thirty areen Trading Stamps.
Basket Kired Japan Tea lNr!
pound ...... ' OW
And Thirty Green Trading- Stampo.
Sid Ton Inquire About Bennett's
Oapttol Coffee Special?
Bennett's Capitol Extract 1 fir
bottle 'Ot
And Ten Green Trading tamps.
Diamond S Fruits 25C
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
Flower and Vegetable Seeds Op
package mm
Diamond S Salmon O'ln
pound can ...."
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Headquarters for Trash Fruits and
Vegetables.
61x Be Wiggle Stlcka OS1
Bluing SmOG
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Six Be Wiggle Stick OCS-.
Waxer 60C
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Two sacks Worcester Table n
Salt 1UC
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Bargain Soap i)j
ten bars OC
BUTTER BeoeiTed from bast dai
rlea dally.
BENNETT'S CAPITOL CBEAMERT,
finest in tha land, one- Tl
pound brick, full weight j.,.OC
Expert Eye Treat
meat. CONSULT OUR OPTICIAN.
MAIN FLOOR
Sam'l Burns Crock
ery Stock.
WILL BE PUT ON SALE
MONDAY.
I
Specials irt Hard
ware Friday.
TOE DANGLER ONE MINUTE
GAS RANGE.
SAVES FROM 20 to SO FER
CENT GAS.
ATTEND DEMONSTRATION AND
BAKING SCHOOL
BASEMENT.
HOUSE CLEANING SALE.
Scrub Brushes, extra quality, r
each IUC
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Linen and Cotton Mops, 25c 43
and IOC
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Mop Stick, if.
for IUC
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Floor Brush Brooms, prices up jgg
And Forty Green Trading Stamps.
15 and 25 lb, Hardwood Floor en
Polishers, at J1.75 and I.OU
And Forty Green Trading Stamps.
Carjiet Beaters, c 2oc, lfic
and Iv
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Electric Wall Paper Cleaner, e
IRe and 1ft
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Forty Green Trading Stamps with ex
tra heavy galvanized tubs "r.
at $1.45 and
J
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ONIMOD BENCH-MADE SHOES
Were designed and made for good dressers. They are correct In style, perfect
la fit and unapproachable In value. Those who have worn them continue to
buy them. Bet
ter try a
pair
.$4'$6
Our Lare Stock
Includes shoes of every style and
grade. We are amply able to please
the most exacting critic.
REGENT SHOE COMPANY
CAREFUL
ATTENTION
GIVEN TO
MAIL
ORDERS.
WRITE FOR
STYLE HOOK
N. 8.
OUR
$3.50
On i mod Shoe
OUTLOOKS
AND
OUTWEARS
ALL OTHER
$3.50 SHOES
205 South lStb
Street
wear.
UNDER.WEAR SALE
We place on sale for our opening of spring goods Ladies' Under-r.
One lot at 6c each which are big bargains at 10c.
Lot 2 All our lfic and 19c Underwear, for thla week only, 10c
each.
One big lot of Ladles' Stocking Feet, In black only, at 6c a pair.
Why will you darn hose at this price?
Our Art Department Is complete In all Its branches. We do
Stamping to order.
Ask to see our full-fashioned Ladles' Hose at lfic. In black or tan.
This Is the best value In the city for the price.
JOS. S. BILZ
322 South 16th Street.
Omaha.
Manufacturer's
Stock of
Men's Shirts
on Sale
Saturday
See Window
la LiU la U wL3UUW
THK RELIABLE STRE
Great Sale of
Silk Moire
Suits
Saturday at
$6.95
See Window
REMNANT DAY FRIDAY
The great bargain surprises of the entire season. Every item
a winner.
In The Silk Dept.
?.( SII.K REM NANTS -In novelties and
plains. In lengths from yard to 6 yards
enrh, values from 3!c to fOr
ll.nft. at. yard w
rHENOMF.NAL BLACK SII.K BARGAINS
HOURLY A limit of one pattern to a
customer:
From X to our 19c. 19-in.
Black Taffeta t
FJ,,m ,9 ln -Our $1.19. 3fi-ln.
Black Tsffeta at
F!m .'"-I0 "-Our $1 .60. 3-ln.
Black Taffeta at
From II to 1-Our ji.oo, 27-tn.
Black Peau le Soie at ,
U Tho C. J. Bonnet
Sl.Zo. ZIMn. Taffrls at
Klom 2.to 3-Th C. J. Bonnet
36-in., $1.75 Black Taffeta at ....
From X to 4 Our $1 25, 24-ln.
mac urepe rechlne at.
3Qc
,79c
.1.00
.75c
69c
1.00
79c
FJK"JI 4-,t? -Ai or Black Swiss Silks.
1. Ai 1 in., irom t)C
$100 to $2.00 values, at OOC
High Grade Wash
Goods
Remnant of our finest goods that sold out
nrst; all will go at a trifle.
FROM 8:30 to 11:45 A. M.-Remnants of
rench OrKandles. remnants of Batiste,
remnants of Scotch Madras, remnants of
French Cambric, remnants of Mercerized
Waisting. of India Unons, Lawns and all
our finest wash Roods, up to Tac a yard,
will po In three lots at
yard, 5c, 12Ho and IUC
FROM 1:30 TO 4:S0 r. M. -Ws will put an
entirely new linn of Wash Goods rem
nants at, yard, 124c, 10c, c,
iic and OC
REMNANTS OF FINE LININOS-AI1
kinds of fins linings tip to 59c a yard. In
Ion remnant'., all day at, CL
yard. 10c and OC
Closing Out Ml Wool
Remnants
FROM tan TO .45 A.M.-W will sell
-.000 patterns of Wool Preps Hoods, from
2 to S yards In each remnant, consisting
of Silk AVp.t-p Kolllennes, Bilk Warp
Fancy Mohairs, Prunel'.ss, Henriettas.
Cream Goods, evening shades, etc., that
sold at $1.00. $l.5n, $2.00, $2.50 up to $4.no
a yard; all will go on salo ic
at 39c, 2oo and IOC
FROM 1:30 TO 4:30 F. M.-We will put on
an entirely new lino of the above goods
and close at 26c, 19c, s
15c and IUC
In the Great Domestic
Room
Special Opportunities for Money Saving
WH1TK WAISTINUS-ln long mill ends
ami odd length from our regular stork.
In Madras, 8llk Stripes. Nainsook, l'lue
etc., sold regularly up to ( '
4ne. yard, at, id OC
CA.MHHK" AND IXJNG CLOTH-in "loti
mill lengths, full 36 In. wide, regular
l-4o and lie quality,
at. yard OC
INl'lA LINON-In long lengths, one yard
wide, made from Sea Island t'ottoii
worth up to 2'c a "71'
yard, at, yard M J C
WHITE WAISTINCS-ln Ftrlpe. riques,
Madras, etc , extra wide and fine quality.
sell regularly up to GOc a yard, in long
mill lengths, at,
yard IUC
FINE CAMBRIC REMNANTS in rood
lengths, worth up to
12'iO a yard, nt, vard OC
REMNANTS OF TABLE LINEN at One
:hlrd their regular prices.
REMNANTS OK ALL LINEN AND
I'NION TOWELING- In good length for
roller towel, at, yard, I
S'Je, 4'4,c. and OJC
I'NRLKAniKn Mt'SLIN-from bolt, good
values at 7o a yard. 1? yards oj
to a customer, nt. ard WJv
WIPK SHEETING In unl.lenchnd. long
?ni'l length, 9-4. 10-4 and 11 4 wide, worth
up to 30c a yard, at, IH'lC
BI'NPT.H REMNANTS OF SWISS AN11
OIMlTIES-colors all matched, in 5-yard
bundles, iih long as they 'ilr
lust, at. yard -03fc
Sfl-INCH PElif'ALES In long mill length,
medium and rt.irk shades, regular 10c
and U'jfl uualltv, at, Clr,
yard Olt
COTTON VOILES ANP WOOL EFFECTS
In all new spring slinde. long mill rem.
nants. worth up to 2Tc a 71 r"
yard, at, vard 5
PRESS ANP SIURTING OINGITAMS-In
mill remnant, medium and light shartn,
worth 10c a yard, at, 5-,
vard oc
i-wirTi bercai.es ant Hamilton
PRINTS- In mill lengths, both light and
dark color, good patterns, worth up
v;rdc,.ay:',M.'..at: 3ic
TOKIO SILKS from bolt, medium and
dark shades, worth 10c fkc
a vard. at. yard
MADRAS AND RATlSTE-full 3 In. wide.
In long mill length, all new spring
shades, worth l!io a yard, 71 r
st. yard 'w
Flannel Department
Remnants of lc and loe Pure White snd
Cream Shaker Flannel, nt, Ci
yard aC
Remnants of Sc Outing Flan- Ol
' nel at. yard
Remnant of 30c Plain and Fancy Color
aMTV. 12 JC
Rdunnants of ISc and 12'4c Bilk- Bi
nVije at. yard
RetiViants of JSo Art Uenems filr
an' Sateens at, yard !
Great Sale of Undelwear, Friday.
MEN'S ROC BALBRIOAN SHIRTS AND
I'nAw r.ns-all sizes, plain or OC
fancy colors, at, garment
MEN'S 39C QJALITY BALBRIGGAN
eHIRTS plain or fancy in,
colors, each 1 Vt.
CHILDREN'S VNDERWEAR in spring
weights, all sizes, 25c values, IdZ
choice IOw
BOYS' SHIRTS AND SHIRT WAISTS-ln
fine Madras or Percales, collars attached
or with two separate collars, g
worth 60c, choice 4SOC
MEN'S HOSE plain and fancy colors. 15c
25c
quality, three pairs
for
8" KNIT PANTS-laca trimmed,
sizes, worth
f liJM
S' VEHTS-25C qualities, with hleh
neck aaair sleeves, or sleeveless and
low neck, n;3Tl54i 4 e
gain, at
LADIES' COMBINATliV SITS - long
sleeves and nnkle lengnK or with short
sleeves, 60c quality, 25C
LADiE","V?A7.'lb''YttSTP-.--s
ular and extra sizes, worth up to 2. ,.
snap at 10c, 7',40 lQc
LAD1 ES'" A ND ' CHliiDREN'B" 'HOSE-2r.o
qualities, at. 1f.
pair IUC
200-yard Spool Cotton, per
spool
Fast Black Darning Cotton
per spool
20-yard fielding Bros.' Bilk
at
Aluminum Thimbles
at
Shoo Laces, per
pair
Cotton Tapes, per
roll
Wool Braids, per
roll
Pearl Buttons, per
dozen
Hair Pins, 7 packages
for
Corset Lace, per
pair
Silk Floss, per
skein
Grand Notion Sale, Friday.
lc
lc
lc
lc
.lc
lc
lc
lc
.lc
lc
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Patent Hump Hooks and Eyes,
per cara
Nlckled Nursery Pins, per
card
Pearl Buttons, first quality,
per card
,2ic
2ic
.2ic
60-Inch Tape Line 2JC
800-yard Basting Cotton 2JC
4-vard Feather-Stltch Braid
at
Children's Hope Supporters
at
,2lc
2ic
Children's Fancy Initial Hand- 2ic
kerchiefs, each
Cutting Prices on Fresh Fiuils, Fresh Meg-
etables, Groceries, Dried Fruits, Butter, Cheese and Crackers
ik. tw T,r. Cane Granulated I BUTTER AND CHEESE PRICES.
.$1 00
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f WEDDING GIFT
Nothing nicer than hand-painted china. We have it
Ish Grade work In Plates, Chop Plates, Creams a
Sugars. Peppers and Salts, Card Traya, Spoon Tra
Dresser Trays etc., etc Make appointment to meet your
friends at our store. 1-ooK FoK THE NAME.
S. W. LINDSAY, JEWELER.
1516 Douglua.
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21 lbs
SiiKar
Jello or Bromangelon. per pkg 'iV4o
1-lb. pkg. Condensed Mince Meat 6c
1-lb. cans Assorted Soups 6c
Pint bottle Pure Tomato Catsup o
The best Hand-Plcked Navy Beans,
Hominy, Farina or Barley, per lb....3c
10 Bars Best Brands Laundry Soap 26c
2-lb. cana Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn 6c
2-lb. cans Fancy Wax or String Beans.. 6c
2-lb. cans Fancy Lima Beans 6c
1-lb. pkg. Corn Starch 4c
Oil Sardines, per can Jc
1-lb. can Fancy Alaska Salmon 9o
Choice Santos Coffee, per lb 15c
The Finest Tea Sittings, per lb Uftc
Fancy California Prunes, per lb 4c
Fancy Santa Clara Prunes, per lb 74c
v.rurllsh t'leaned Currants, per lb i"0
3-crown Muscatel Raisins, per lb lo
Fancy Calltornia xeacnes, per iu... itsw
The Best Iemon, Orange or Citron
Peel, per lb Joe
Fancy Seeded Raiains. per pkg 7'e.
The Best Soda Crackers, per id oc
Fancy Sweet Cookies, per lb 10c
Fancy Separator Creamery Butter, equal
to anything put up In packages for
much higher prices, per lb Ho
Fancy Brick and Llmburger Cheese,
per lb ,v'1-i1
Fancy Wisconsin Cream Cheese, per lb.. 15a
Fancy New York white Cheese, per lb... 15o
Neufchetel Cheese, each 3o
Sap Sago cheese, each H!
FKESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLE!
PRICES.
Large Brazil Cocounut, each 30
2 measures Fresh Boasted Peanuts .... 5j
Fancy Imported Figs, per lb 12Vi!
Fancy Fard Dales Wo
Fancy, Large Navel Oranges, worth 40c
u iinzen. for this sale, per dozen 25c
Fancv. Large, Juic y Lemons, per dos.... Li9
Lurge Bunches Fresh Uadlshea
Large Cucumbers, each
2 Bunches t resii lieeis
Pieplant, per lb
2 htads Fresh lettuce
3 bunches Fresh Onions
Fresh Parsley, per bunch
Fresh Peas, per quart
iicrt boxes Fancv Texas Straw
berries 1&!
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LOW RATES
UNION PACIFIC
FROM
OMAHA
rr-m r- tt To Colorado and Return
pl3aUU July lu to 15. Inclusive.
(ft CA To Colorado and Return
Ipl ,9U Every day. June 1 tu September 9).
(TAH pa To Salt 1-ake City or Ogden and Return,
pJWi3U every day, June 1 to September 30.
(reft tn To San Francisco or Los Angel, s and Bs-
, turn, April ib to May 6, Inclusive.
CCR AO To Yellowstone Park and Return through,
including rail and stage. May to Sep
CS9 fi tember 17. lis.
iIUtiIU f0 California. Returning via Portland
April 26 to May 6.
75.00 To Yellowstone Park and Return through.
Including rail, stage and hotels In Park
fur six and quarter days, May 29 to Sep
tember 17.
Also very low round-trip rates, June 1 to September
15, to many California, Oregon, Waahlngton
Montana and Brltisn Columbia point.
Inquire at
CITV TICKET OFFICE, 1331 FAHN4M ST.
'I' hour Ijula4 334.
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3814 8btrmaa Ave.
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