THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: SEPTEMBER 9, 190(1
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You most see the goods io realize the Ml importance ot the Monday OUerinos at Hayden's
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The Leading Dress .Goods House of the West
We can show yon thrv time more hlh grade Wool Irws Goods than all
the other Omaha Mork combined. We can show you fire times more popular
priced nren Cioods than all the, other Omaha stocks placed together, and we
can sell yon IHvsa, Goods cheaper than other bouses own them. Read the
following pricea
CX)IXIIEI DRK8.H GOODS. i
Priestley ' Queen's Cloth, yard.. 9 1.25
Priestley's Queen's Cloth, yard.. 91JH
Priestley's Queen's Cloth, yard..S1.75
Priestley's Queen's Cloth, yard.. 92.00
Priestley's. Queen's Cloth, yard. .S2.50
Priestley's Prlncette, yard. . . ..91.2A
Priestley's Prlncette, yard. . . .ft JW)
Priestley's Mayfalf, yard.- .i i . .91.CO
Priestley's JapaneWe, yard. .91.00
Priestley's Phantom Check, ysrd.fl.2fi
Priestley's Phantom Check, yard.fl.fKH
Priestley's Wool Tamtso, yard. . 1 91.25
Priestley's Wool Tamlse, yard. . .91.RO
Priestley's Wool Tamlse, yard. . .91.78
Priestley's West of England Broad
cloth, yard 9125
Priestley's West of England' Broad
cloth, yard . . . . . . . . , .'. .91.80
Priestley's West , of . England Broad
cloth, yard . . , .92.00
Priestley's West of England Broad-
cloth, yard .93.00
Priestley's West of England Broad
cloth, yard .94.00
Priestley's West ' of England ' Broad
cloth, yard j . .'. ... , .'. . .98.00
POPULAR PRICED WOOL
DRESS GOODS
In this department will be found wool dress goods for children's, tor
ladles' street dresses, generally sold for . double what we ask for them.
fl.OO, 11.26 and $1.50 fancy Mohairs, i
mum 4 ... p . . . . tOVC
6-lnch wide, warranted good wear,
at, a yard. ................. .ooc
'All wool silk finished Henrietta, at,
yard ROc
69c all wool French Serges, yd...50o
40-inch French Plaids, yard 89c
S9t French Plaids, yard ......... 25c
46-lnch black Broadcloth, fl.OO .value,
yard ...80c
76c all wool Challies, yard. .25c
11.00 Waistings. yard. . ,25c
$1.00 Fancy Mohairs, yards 23c
89c Henriettas, all colors, yard... 25c
76c Jamestown fancies, yard..... ROc
76c fine black Mohairs, 45 Inches wide,
yard ,50c
65c cream Mohair,, yard. . . .v . . ,80c
Danish Cloth, new from the mill, no
shorts or seconds, yard. i2)c
Crinkledown, all wool face, for baby's
cloaks, etc, yard.
.ROc
Swisses, White Fancies, Dress Linens,
. India Litfons and Persian Lawns
Ot. Oaul Swisses, 82-in. wide, 1.50, $1.26.
So, 860, ?6o and 60o
Scotch Bwlsses, 76o, 69c, 50c, 46c and 3o
Domeatla Swisses, 25c, lDc, 12 Me and 10c
India Linons, Sc. Tyc 10c, .Uo, lc,
up to ' eso
Persian Lawn, 76c 60c. 19c. 26o and ISHe
French Lawns, tt-ln., 25c, Sic, 60c up
to 81.00
Wash Chiffon. 46c. 75c I0o up to
i.eo
76o
Mercerised Batiste, for 260, ito, 60c, 76o
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' up- to
... 91.00
GROCERIES! GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
, ',-" V Say deal's, headers of Omaha la Xlghost
Qwjalfty, lowest Fxloes sad Freshest
U CeJoods.
f 4 lbs. best purs eane Granulated
6us-ar
for '. tl 00
25 lb. sack pure Rye Flour 66a
26 lb. sack pure Rye Orahnm Flour ....6o
ts lb. sack pure Whole Wheat Flour... 65o
10 lbs. beat Granulated Cornmeal........l2o
lbs. best Rolled Oat Meal 260
10 bars best brands Laundry Soap 26o
t lb. pails pure fruit Jelly ,...17Ho
Fancy mixed Pickling Spices, per lb,. ..20c
Fancy Clnamon for preserving purposes,
per lb 25o
4 packages Vneeda Blaouits lBo
The best Soda Crackers, per lb 6c
The beat Oyster Cracker, per lb 6o
Fresh crisp Olnger Snaps, per lb 6c
Xcelo Breakfast Food, per pkg 6c
Eg-ff-O-See, per pkg ,o
Potted Meats, per oan ;. .So
Hardware, Stoves, HouseiuMshing Dept.
Specials in Hardware for Monday.
4 Be Galvanized Wash Tubs for. . . .29c
66o Galvanized Wash Tubs for. . . .80c
66c Galvanized Wash Tubs for. . . .49o
7 Bo Galranized Wash Tubs' for. . . .50c
Handsomely decorated Bread
Boxes
.40c
9 Bo blue and
Water Palls
white
lined
It-quart
. .49c
Sheets, worth up to 79e,.8lightly
soiled, while they last, A Q
Monday, at . . . , . . : . C
Wash Goods Remnants of all de
scriptions, worth up to
-15c, a yard, at, yd,J,..y.w2C
'Amoskeag Apron Check . '
, Ginghams, Monday at, yd. C
Entertaining Little Stories for
DlvlSlasr the Pear.'
VT8 no fun being twine," grumbled
Ralph, as ha sat twinging hi going?"
feet en the veranda; "you never "Fine," Frank said, heartily. ;
have anything all to yourself. And Ralph added: "yea. and three f el
Even Harry has things to aim- lows can have far more fua with a pony
-it's not fair."
"Rather a dark birthday face you are
wearing, laddie," called mother from the
doer. - "Doesn't the new pony suit the boys
11. was given tor'
- "Ye-es.
drawled Ralph, "Jfs One,, but
.Frank takes so lung to ride to he cvrnor.
I'm sure I did it in half the time
I wish
1 wasn't a twin and could have a Whole
pony to myself." f -
Mother shook her head as she went In.-"
for Ralph's aulfthnes often troubled her.
It wtis the twins' birthday and Cucle Jack
had sent the long-promised pony. Ralph
v.j .i. .k.
wailing lor nim orwiuer iu wine irava.. v
"H's Harry s turn ow." , said Frank, a.
he came galloping back. "We can fead
' the pony for him.
"No, he's too lltMe; I'm olnt to ride
' round the block now," said Ralph. Impa
tiently
Harrv'. una aulvered. and a tear made a
track down his dusty face. "Please,
Ralph " but Ralph was down the lane and
out of hearing.
, Somehow he did not enjoy the gallop as
much as he thought he would. Something
troubled him. and at- last he turned the
pony's head and rode back to where his.
brothers were - silently playing "knlf t"
. under the trees. '
,-Kour turn now, Harry," he called,
"Hang 011 tight aad we'U lead him to the
'corner mxul bauk again."
"May I really." said the little fallow,
and the smiling, tear-etalned face made
Ralph ashamed. v
When'th pony was back in the stable
and three beys, with laughing faces' undet
Priestley's slack English Novelties,
per yard, 97.RO, fO.OO, ffl.OO, 94.00,
98-50, S.00 and... 92.50
Eend for samples.
COI-OKED DRESS GOODS. '
Shadow Plaids, Phantom Plaids, Ota-
bra Plaids, French Plaids, Scotch
Clan Plaids, every shade In gray
Plaids, yard. 92.50, 94 .OS, 91.r6,
91.00, 78c and Roe
Henriettas, all wool, yard, 91.80, 91.28,
91.00. 78c and ROc
Broadcloths, all shades and weights,
yara, fo.uu, i.uu, atx.ijv. oi.ou,
91.28 and 91.00
French Novelties, yard, 97.80, 90.00,
93.00, 94.00, 93.50 and. .92.50
ETENIXQ SHADES.
M6nalrs, Lansdowns, Voiles, Veilings,
Batistes, Crepes, Eoliennes, etc., yd.,
96.00, down to 93.00. 92.00, 9 1.00,
75c and it... . 50c
Bearskins, Curls, Siberian Skins. Rus
sian Cloth. In all colors and black
a d cream, at, yard, 97.50, 90.00,
95.00,' 94.00 and ..... v . ... 92.98
For popular-priced dress goods, see
popular department. -
60c Tailor Suiting, all.' gray
6uc Tailor Suiting, all 'gray plaids,
yard ' 25c
Send for aamplea, out-of-town cus
tomers. LINING DEPARTMENT.
Tailors' trimmings.
High , grade Satin, for coat lin
ings, 'yard 93.00
High grade silk Serges,- yard, 92.50
and 91.50
Opera atln, yard-. , .91.00
Sampson's pure all silk lining, yd. 58c
Barton's Messaline, yard ROc
Also a full line of Italian Serges
and Mohairs.
Lustral, 100 shades, yard . . .'. .85c
Gloria Silks, 80 shades, yard 85c
Manhattan Silk Percalines, 85c, 25c
and 15c
Spun Glass, yard: , 20:
Nearsilk Taffeta, yard.
.25c
Moreens, yard, 50c, 85c and..... 25c
Cambric Linings, yard. ,8Hc
Dress Linens, 26c, 28c, 60c, 75c up to fl.OO
Art Linens, 25c, 39c, 46c, 60o and.....78o
Handkerchief Linen, 25c, 60c, 69c and S8o
Butcher Linen, 26c, lc and lSHc
Countess yainsook, 19c, 26o and..... .30e
English Nainsook and Long cloths, 26a,
19c, 16c 12ViC 10o and ...8,0
Mercerised Waistlngs, 12 Ho, 19c, 25c
and , ,. .fiOo
40-in. Lawns, 26c 1C 1S0 and..;.. ,10e
Oil Sardines, per can So
1-lb. can fancy Alaska Salmon So
TEA AND COFFEE SPECIAL SALE
Fancy Snntos Coffee, per lb 15o
Fancy Marlcnlbo Blend Coffee, per lb.. 173
Porto Rico Blepd, a fine drink, per lb. .200
Fancy B. F. or Bun Dried Japan Tea, lb 26o
Fanpy Oolong, English Breakfast, Ceylon
or Gun Powder Tea, per lb S5o
Fancy Tea Sittings, per lb 124o
GRAPES GRAPES GRAPES
We have managed to secure 1,000 more
basket of extra fancy jelly Grapes which
will be here Monday morning and we
will continue to sell thera as tOlr
long as they last, per basket '"I
Large baskets fancy, ripe Toma- - Ofr
toea at SVl
COMING,- COMING. COMING
Another car of fancy Elbert and Bub
way, Colorado, Free Stone Peaches. Watch
the ad. Monday evening. -
No. 8 Copper Bottom Boilers
69c
43c
15c
6c
6c
87c
6-foot Step Ladders . . .
Large Granite Dippers.
Granite 9-inch Pie Plates ,
Brush Holding; Mop Stick..... v..
Quart Fruit Cases,
Best Screen Wire. 134c
Hunter's Flour Sieves.... 6c
See These Monday
15o English Flannelettes, - in
long mill ends, Monday, A 2
at, yard . ; C
12c Outing, Flannels, 'dark
and light patterns,
. Monday, at, .yard ...... 2"
32-iri. Percales, regular
.12cquality, lat yard.
.their white hats,- came 'to dinner, mother
" soiled and asked, 'How's the birthday
than one." Mary
Xsobel Houston In
Jewels.
Tfc steadaw Urk'i Meet.
W were making a tour of the garden
pastures, admiring the beauty of the
young year's fresh Ufa. marklna the sweet.
impatient growth of leaves,' still rumpled
and creased from their recent unfolding,
and rejoicing In the whispered promise of
golden days to come which trembled on
every scented breath of the perfumed sir.
Down in the meadow w came across a
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"est.
built in the long; grass a
lovely little soft-lined cup of cosiness, wlih
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footsteps, and thus revealed the secret
pUico ot her home to inquisitive but kindly
eyes. We looked with profound admiration
on her happy work, and tbea quickly re-
traced our steps, having loving sympathy
or th P" "Ule fluttering hesrt, which
n)lte perchance fear the despofltng tf
u treasurea
A day or two afterwards the visit .was
repeated, but Imagine our consternation
when, on opening the gate of the Hold, we
saw that the oows had been let Into that
pasture. How would the treat, clumsy
creatures treat the little home In (he
gyaasl . Would it not be crashed and
trampled by their uchedicg feetr We had
placed an upright stick near the neat u
show Its position, and very doubtfully we
made our way across the field, fearing te
find ruin aad desolation where we had left
peace "and prosperity.
When reached ths spot sr surprtss
Great Notion Sate
Monday Staph
notions at one
halt to one-filth
regular prices.
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An Unmatched Showing of New Silks
The outcome of onr great, August Silk Sales is almost the complete clearance of all our old
stock of Silks, only a few pieces that were in stock August 1st remaining. Thus we start the new
season with a completely new stock, embracing all the newest weaves and colorings, in both for
eign and domestio manufacture. Never- before have we shown so magnificent a collection.
Elegant Parisian Novelties for evening gowns,
' in; weaves and colorings exclusively our own,
only one pattern in a piece, at,
pattern, $100, $89, $75, $69, $45
Choicest French Plaids Attractive
values at $1.50, $1.25, and.'
27-inch Black Taffeta and Peau
,wide at, per. yard, 69c, 79c, 85c,
Our famous Winslow Taffeta, the
the most complete line of shades we have ever shown 27 inches
September
Has been from the first day a tremendous success. Hundreds of customers have taken advan
tage;of the sale prices to" supply their furniture needs at a saving. ,
The Easy Payment Plan which we have adopted in this department has met with the en
thusiastic approval of scores of customers who cannot readily spare the cash to furnish as they
wish. Our terms are so easy that there is practically no excuse for your not possessing that
piec of furniture you've desired
ments. .
Iron Bed, like cut, brass top rod and knobs
on head and foot, comes in white or green
enamel in 4 or full size, sale , Jt C fl
price, only nfD U
Dining
Chair
Like cut, bolted
arms, solid wood
seat .and slat
back, golden oak
finish, a splendid
ralue at O j
sale price. O C
Our Carpet Dept.
at the "prices. Among Our Monday . Showing , You Will Find:
9x10 Brussels RugS'at:
8-8x11 Brussels Rugs, at
9x12 Brussels Rugs, at
9x18 Brussels Rugs (seamless), at
9x12 Brussels Rugs, at
8-3x10-6 Brussels Rugs, at
8-3x10-6 Axminster Rugs at
9x12 Axminster Rugs, at
9x12 Electra Rugs, at
Specials in Our New Bargain Room. Every Item a
1220 Dress Ginghams, in long
mill ends, grett range 'Tfl
of patterns, at, yard. ... 2
Little- People
and delight was great to and 'the noma In
tact, and the wee birds) safely hatohed;
for though the cows' had munched the
grass dose down to the ground all round
the nest, not a hoof had touched the little
Inmates. Bo, there they were, three cun
ning mites, with stubby . beads, cowering
'close together In Instlnotlve fear of the
human nresenca which overshadowed them.
The oows grased quietly by, and overhead
the pretty mother trilled forth her delicious
carol in the morning sunshine. And there,
till rhe lit tie. bird were feathered and
flown, the 'cows Wurs every day pastured,
yet never a hurt came to the -wee nest In
the grasef
' Who watched over the mother In her peril
as she sat upon the eggsT Who guarded'
the nestlings In their hourly danger when
the slight protection of her tender body
was removed? ' I cannot tell the matter
is too deep for me; but the lark knew all
about It, taught by a higher wisdom than
mine. St. Louis Olobe-Demoerat.
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Falthtel Fries,.
Napoleon relates that at ths close of
some great encounter he went over the
battlefield where the "dead were still lying.
"It was bright moonlight."' said the em
peror, "and the silence was'profound. Sud
denly a dog glided out from beneath the'
garments of f dead soldier, darted towaW
us. . uttering cries of deepest distress as
If beseeching us for aid as he returned to
his dead master, licking hia face.
"Whether It was my feelings at that
nioment," continued the emperor, "or
whether it was the place, the hour' or the
act Itself, nothing in my entire experience
on any of soy fields of battle svermade
upon me so profound aa impression, I
stopped to contemplate the spectacle.
"This man 'has fiesnas. doubtless; per-
la camPi la his somysm hat ha lies
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THE flE LIABLE, STORE.
Domestic Plaids in great assortment
at, per yard, 98c, 85o and
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1.00
$1.50 down to
de Sole, Monday, at, yard, 59c, 69c,
$1, $1.25 and $1.50. All guaranteed qualities.
most popular guaranteed Taffeta
Furniture
so'long right now. Our Sale Prices Are Great Buying Induce
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Solid Oak Rocker, like cut, with
. saddle seat, well braced and fln-
tshed. a bargain 2 85
Arm
: Chair
Like cut, with
slat back, solid
wood seat, bent
arm bolted to
back and seat,
special PA
value, mX.tD3
6ame with rock
ers
at. .
2.95
Offers, you almost unlimited variety in all that is newest and best
injCarpetsand Rugs. The choicest designs, and quality the best
.f 10.00
$12.00
flS.OO
$18.30
.....919.30
,,.13.00
,918.00
922.50
..$25.00
69o Colored Table Damask, oil!
boiled, guaranteed fast TCI
colors, at, per yard...'
here abandoned by all save his dog. What
a lesson we may. learn from the devotion
of a dumb animal," .
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LoagT Ac. 1 ;
I one knew ail the birds that came
And nestled In our orchard trees;
For every flower I had a name,
' My friends were woodchucks,- toads and
bees;
I knew where thrived in yonder glen,
What plants would soothe a stone-bruised
toe;
Oh. I was very learned then.
But that was very long ago.
J knew the spot upon the hill
Where checker berries could be found;
I knew the rushes near the mill,
. Where pickerel lay that weighed a pound;
I knew the weod, the very tree,
"Where lived the peaching, saucy crow,
And all the woods and crowa knew me,
But that was very long ago. ,
And. pining for the loys of youth.
I tread the old familiar spot.
Only to learn the solemn truth
I have forgotten, am forgot.
Yet here's this youngster at my knee
Knows all the things -f used to know,
But think I once was wise as be
But that was very long ago.
I know It's folly to eomp&iln
Of whatsoe'er the fates decree;
Yet, were not wishes all in vain,
I tell you what tny wish should be I
I'd wish to be a boy again.
Bsck to the friends I used to know.
For I was, oh, so happy then
But 'that was very long ago.
EtfGNB FIEUJ,
Rad of aa Age.
- Tou are young and I am old." Tolstoi
Is quoted as saying to aa interviewer, "but
as you grow older you will find, ss I have
found,, that : day follows day. sod there
does, not seem much change in yon, until
suddenly you hear people Sieaklng of you
as aa old man. It la the same with an age
in history; day follows day, and there does
not seem to be much change, until sud
denly it Is found that the age Is become
old. It is finished; it is out of data, The
present movement in Russia is sot a riot;
it ts not eves a revolutloaj It is ths and of
M S4S." ....... . .
Great Notion Sale
Monday Staple
hotions at one
half to one-fifth
regular prices
Don't miss it.
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69c
Handsome Suiting Silks Both plain and nov
elties, unequaled vanety-at, yard, CO-
98c, 85c, 69c and.
85c, 93c and $1.25. 36 inches
on the market
1.00
wide per yard
Carpet Sale
Center Table, like cut, In quarter
sawed oak or imitation mahog
any, polish finish, claw feet,
with large glass ball, CCA
28x28 top, sale price. .. J.JU
Folding
Go-Carls
Like cat. with
steel wheels and
frame, rubber
tired. A neat
appearing servic-
able cart spec
ial
at. . .
1.95
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8-3x10-6 Electra Rags, at .$22.50
9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs, at .. ... . . . . ...... .922.50
. 9x12 Best Body Brussels at. .$26.50
8-3xlO-6'Best Wiltons at $33.00
. 9x12 Befit Wiltons at $36.00
' Tapestry Brussels Carpets, In newest colorings and
' designs, with borders to match, at 90c, 86c and . .75c
1 Velvet Carpets, with borders, newest designs, at yd. .90c
, Ingrains, In great Assortment, at loweset price possible.
India Linons and Lawns, regu-
regu-
4c
lar 10c quality, at,
yard,
Some Quaint
A lAvtasT State).
T A PEXTtrLLaJl mania. Ulll Ann!
B Fuse of Toledo, Oh has changed
I Intn a. Uvinsr .tatiiA. tnd her emu
is the strangest In the records of
the probate court. She refused
to move a muscle of her body, but stands,
sits or lies as she is placed. She will not
move her hand nor her eyes, but sits an
day in one position, staring fixedly at what
ever is before her.
Deputy Sheriff Hurlbut was obliged to
lift the girl Into a wagon, where she re
posed as an inanimate object until bo
reached the county jail. There the deputy
lifted her out and carried ber into the In
sane ward, where she pursues the same
strange practice which have so alarmed
her relatlvea No noise alarms her, nor is
there any ruse which will surprise her mys
terious immobility. The girl seems as If
turned to atone and her muscles are tense
and hard to touch. When questioned or
asked to converse she remains silent, end
when food or nourishment Is offered her
no attempt Is made to partake of It, and
the physicians fear she will starve to death.
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A Sklaoo Party.
Miss Margaret Bclildu of Cleveland has
sent out . Invitations to twenty-three girl
friends for a party In honor of ber twenty
third birthday for the Z3d of September at
her home, 3 East Twenty-third street. She
aays It will bo a "skiddoo" party.
. "People have Joked with my name s
much that Tm going to have soras fun my
self," said Miss Scbidu. "There will be
twenty-three candles on the birthday cake,
souvenir cards lettered a will be given to
twenty-three guests, aa orchestra of
twenty-three pieces will play behind a back
of twenty-three palms. In the evening at
my ancle's farm, which contains twenty
tare aad ' a fraction acres, thore will be
A Remarkable Display of Ladies' Garments
After months of careful selection, we hare succeeded In bringing to
gether. In our Ladles' Cloak Department, the most complete line of Ladles'
Outer Garments ever shown In Omaha. The markets of the world hare all
contributed their share to this unsurpassable display of fashion's fancies, and
no expense has been spared In making this stock perfect In It complete
ness. Over 9150,000 worth of absolutely new garments will be on display
In our enlarged Cloak Department.
TWO UNAIATCUABLE VALUES ARK Olll
Crown Jewel Suits at .925.00 Our Faultless Stilts at 915.00
These garment are sold exclusively by us In Omaha and so superior Is
their quality and beauty In design and finish that cold type can scarcely ex
press their style beauty. You must see these garments to fully appreciate
their bargain worth.
GREAT SALE OP 8 AMPLE COATS.
48-lnch Coat In grays, browns and
fancy mixtures, their equal never be
fore shown In Omaha at Monday's
price . .S5.00
CO-inch Coats A wonderfully attrac
tive line of the newest style, best
values ever shown at $10.00
The Leading Skirt Department of the
West A vast array of styles now
shown and new ones arriving every
day.
$5.00 Walking Skirts Made of fine
English suiting; special Monday,
9 7 JiO ' Walking Skirts--In - fine Pana
mas, voiles, etc., all newest styles;
special Monday at 94.9.1
High Class Coatsi Such as you will
see priced elsewhere at $25.00, In
blues, browns, black and endless va
riety of fancies; our sale price. 913-00
Omaha's Greatest Linen Dept.
All fine high grade Table Linen, Dress Linen, White Goods
and Domestics are found in this department. No damaged goods
or seconds, and prices are lower than some of these goods 'can be
manufactured today.
TASX.B UHXjr
Tl-ln. Bleached Satin Table Damask, reg
ular $2.26 quality, at, yard ........ .$1.78
72-ln. Bleached Satin Table Damask, all
pure linen, regular $1.15 grade, at yd. SSe
68-ln. Bleached Irish Linen, guaranteed
pure linen, regular 60c quality, yd..3e
-in biiver uieacnea uerm&n Tame unen,
extra heavy and sells regular at 8 Sc.
at. yard see
60-lrv. Mercerised Table Damaak, six pal
terns to select from, regular 5o qual
ity, at, yard 45o
lfxH-ln. all linen, unbleached Napkins.
regular $1.60 quality, at, dozen ..... B8e
20x2O-ln. Mercerised Napkins, good value,
at $1.75 dosen, to close out, at, dos. 91.10
BX.BACXZD SSEETZjra
-4 Bleached Sheeting, regular 26a quality,
ten yards to a customer, at, yard. . .83Ho
4 Unbleached Sheeting, regular 24o qual
ity, at, yard SOo
good heavy Unbleached Muslin, sells
regular at IHo, at, yard So
High Grade Wash Goods Dept.
Nothing like it in Omaha Everything New and Up-to-date.
Finest Flannelettes made, 86 Inches
wide, all new styles, fine Persian
patterns, yard lOe
Arnold's Superfine Flannelettes, 88
Inches wide,- fine Persian styles. This
Is the best flannelette made, yd. 10c
Pacific Flannelettes, superior- cloth and
fast colors, yard 794 c
Toll da Nord Ginghams, yard. . .9 l-8o
4 fine new Shepherd Checks, yard. Bo
Curtains, Draperies, Etc.
Why will ;ro pay two prtoes for this class of goods to so-called exclusive houses
that do only a small business, buying from Jobbers second hand, when you can find
the prduct of all the leading mills of the world here in one department, and Curtains
from 16c to $20.00 each that you cannot touch elsewhere at twice the money.
100 Cluny Panel Curtains, 18 inches
wide, t yards long and sold at $6 each,
will close at S1.S8 and tSo, ,
100 Cluny Panel, 0 inches wide, t yards
long, sold at 5 10. $7.60 and $8.00 each,
will close at S3.88 aaa Ba.98.
100 pacs of Ecru Irish Point, sold at
$5.00, USb, $7.60 and $9.00, will close at
S4.se, S3.ua and sa.aa.
Barnett Zlon City Curtain, S3. 00, $430,
S3.70. S3.00, 83.70, $138, $130, 8 aad
69o pair.
Bed Sets, in cable net and boblnet. $730,
SS.OO, 8330 aad $330 palx.
Fortleres 75 pairs of sample Portieres,
ranging in price from $10.00 pair to $2.60
pair, will close at $438, $338, $338 and
$138. v .
Remnants of "Wash Goods, Cl
worth up to 18c yd., at. .2C
8 l-3c Dress Ginghams, A 3
good patterns,, Monday. T4C
Table Linens, specially priced,
at, yard, 49c, 35c, 25c C
and ,.ljC
Worth Double.
Features of Every-Day Life
dancing, with twanty-thrss numbers oa ths
prosranv
Fa oa Tkese Ckickeae.
When Alonso Murphy of Newton, N.
set his favorite Plymouth Rock hen
two months ago, he placed under her a lot
of eggs purchased in the village and
which bore evidence of having been In
cold storage. Mr. Murphy was not at all
confident that cold storage eggs could bo
hatched, and he was agreeably surprised
when the old hen in due time came oS
with a brood of seventeen lovely little
chicks.
'The chickens grew rapidly, but it was
noticed that no feathers replaced the
down on their bodiea A close examina
tion showed that they were covered with
fur. It is Mr. Murphy's theory-that
through a wise and bountiful provision,
nature adapts all animate beings to their
environments.
The fur Is thick and glossy and of va
rious colore. The absence of feathers
prevents these remarkable young fowls
from attempting to fly, which Mr. Mur
phy considers a distinct advantage. In
ail other respects the chickens are nor-
Wekek Skot Haste.
George Adams of Waterbury lies se
riously wounded at the home of Clifford
Barn una la Mlddlebury, Conn.
Adams was shot by a woodchuck. He
went to Woodbury a few days ago on
business. Last night, with two farm
hands and his wife, he went in pursuit
of a woodchuck which was in a burrow
In a lot a quarter of a mile from the
Barnum borne. The men poured bucket
after bucket of water into the woodchuck
hole, and soon bad the animal gasping
to keep his head above water at . the
93.00 Lingerie Waist Remarkable
values Monday, at 92.99
97.60 Silk Underskirt Made of GlV
ernaud's taffeta, couie In all colors;
special Monday . . . X 94.90
Aew Home Made Wrappers Best val
ues ever shown, at 92.00, 91,73,
91-30 and 91-23
New Skirts In imported voile and
eoliennes, splendid value, at 920.00
down to $1 fl.OO, 9l2.no and. .910.00
Misses' 93.00 Walking Skirts) Special
- Monday at 92.98
Women's 91-30 Long Kimonos Choice
Monday, at 79o
Women's 75c Dressing Sacqaes
Choice Monday, at ...2i)o
Women's 73c Underskirts Special
Monday, at 39o
Women's 91-30 and 92.00 Dressing
Sacques Choice, at 79a
BED gPKEASS
Pull slse Bed Spread, 2 yards long and
2H yards wide, cut or square comers,
regular $2.26 quality, at, pair 91.48
Pull slse Bed Spread, plain or fringed
Marseilles patterns, regular $1.25 qual
ity, at, pair 8e
STUCK TOWELS
SS-ln. long Towels that sell up to HHc,
only six to a customer, at 6H
Extra large site Turkish Towels, bleached
or unbleached, at ...luo
XKBTS AJTD CASES
ll-SO Bleached Sheets, seamless, regular
(So quality, at 490
11-90- Bleached Sheets, seamless, regular
7o quality, at BSo
42-Inch Pillow Cases, bleeuched. rerular
UHo quality, at 8H
41-In. and 46-ln. Pillow Cases, bleached,
Tegular 16o and 18o quality, at, . ...iave
Qerman blue American, new andaa
np to date, yard. 3o
Banzai Silk, new fall styles, yard. .SOo
Linen finished French Percales, all
new shirt waist styles, yard. . .12 H
New fall Scotch Ginghams, yard..l9o
New fall Madrases, 60c, 45c, 35c, 25o
and 10c
Everything in fall cotton goods here
at less than elsewhere.
Bope Portieres, from 8 Bo to 9S30.
Oouoh Covers, oriental deslKns, from
$3.00 to $8.60, will close at $438, 83.98,
$8.98 and $130.
Portiere Cords, worth up to 5o pair,
wilt close at SVfce each.
Tapestry by the Yard $1.50 and $1.25
Tapestry, will close at 60s yard.
: BO-la. Tapostry, sold at $2.00 and $1.75,
will go at 760.
. Fine high grade Tapestry, $130.
- Tapestry, 9135.
- 12 Vie and 15c Burlap, fringed and plain,
all will go at 8 l-3o.
Odd lot of Fringe, sold up to 16o yard,
will go at, yard lo.
Taaaela worth up to S6o a doson will
go at, a dosen, 8 Ho. 1
Winner
All Wool White Flannel, at,
yard, 35c, 25o 2()c
All Linen Brown Toweling, reg
ular 8V2O quality, on C
sale at, yard ....JC
Lonsdale Muslin, Mon- '73,
dat, per yard. 4C
mouth of the hole. Adams tried to push
the woodchuck under the water with ths
butt of his rifle. As he did so the wood
chuck, Adams says, seised the rifle trig
ger with Its claws, discharging the rifle.
The bullet entered ' Adams' stomach,
passed through his body and lodged in
his side, burgeons have failed to locals
it. The woodchuck escaped in the ex
citement following the shooting.
Asks a Pewssosi at lOl.
An effort Is being made through Con
gressman Thomas W. Bradley of Middle
ton, N. T.. to obtain a pension for Mrs.
Phoebe Oalnsford of Port Jarvis, who cele
brated her 101st birthday on June M.
Mrs. Oalnsford was a daughter of Jabes
Rockwell, a soldier In the revolutionary
war, and it is on this ground that a pen
sion is being sought. Mrs. Oalnsford is In
good health despite her great age. Mr.
Bradley Is preparing data referring to Mrs.
Oalnsford and her father and will submit
them to the authorities In Washington.
Let Her Hav It.
Judge John F. Voorheea of the district
court of Pueblo, Colo., la In possession of
a unique "cross bill" filed In a divorce
court. The Judge even considers It classic ,
It la from the husband of a woman who
has filed a suit for divorce In Judge Voor
heea' court snd Is written on a postal card
under date line of Albuquerque, N. M., an
signed Oscar Oreer. The card reads:
"Dear Judge: I noticed where my wife
that-used-to-be has applied for a divorce.
I promised her when I married her she
could have anything she wanted, so give
her my consent. Let htr have It, for Ood's
sake, and don't mention the thanks. I wish
I were able to send hsr a dosen divorces,
because that I feel it is a stumbling blocs;
removed. OSCAR GfUdfla."
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