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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1906)
If ' IHE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1906. a s4 ' i n 2 5 'i 1 2 5 2 3 r i I n H I m H m n i : 5 5 I to J I . A SPECIAL DISPLAY and SALE BEAUTIFUL MILLINERY ' Newest Models For Fall Chse sUrd becoming Street Hats. In every favorite style for fall, trlm- med With quill, darts, ribbons and mnioti, every color, Jematleet hata ever ah own go at only . . . Brand els Stunning $5.09 Hals Am air of elegance and food tasta alKrat the Brandels hats to tell at thl moderate price. More hand moaerate price. More nana hats at moderate J. n than ever before. jft idred stunning new , f tome hati at moderate price than A bund red styles New York Medd Hits Xhrcralalte style and color harmony; die prettiest New ' Tork millinery Kew York Medd Hits style and color harmony; rettlest New " Tork millinery ns; such hats (J m TV readily bring S B T 5 elsewhere; HjJ creations; such hats ww14 prioe la BIG SALE SATURDAY OF Misses' j Children's 85? flats. 50c Greatest bargain offer of the season Misses' and Child ren's Hats, made of scratch- felts; brown, green, cardinal and navy bine; all with streamers and regular $1.00 and $1.50 everywhere specially priced ' HANDKERCHIEF SALE Ladies' and Men's fine sheer, all linen, embroidered and hemstitched .'Kerchief, also ladies' Swiss Qlf 1 9lf embroidered and scolloped edge, at UC"Cv"J.ee,2l' LADIES' HOSIERY Plain Black Hosiery, lace effects, also black and white feet, worth up to 26c at . 121c Ladies' Neckwear Stocks, Turnovers and Lace and Embroidered Tabs, also silk em broidered,, ribbon . trimmed . and braided collars . 8Ic-15c-25c nrvlj- New Cloth Bound Books Oaie feguUr $1.50 volume, at 25c "Fable" la Slang-, George Ad;- "Adventures of Sherlock Holmes," Conan Doyle; "Hound of the Basket-vines,'1 Conan Doyle: "Soldiers of Fortune," Richard Hardlnr Davia; "Prisoner of Zend a," Anthony Hope; "Rupert of Hentxau." Anthony Hope; "Raffles, B. W. Hornuni; Tlw Mississippi Bubble." Emerson Hough; "Wolfvllle," Alfred Henry Lewis; Call of tho Wild," Jack London; "When Xrilshthood Was In Flower." Major; "Dorothy Vernon," Charles Major: "CJmuatarh," Georre Barr Mc Cutobeon; "The- Sherrods," Qeorge Barr MoCutcheon; "The Cost," David Graham Philippe: "Castle Cran ay Crow," "Oeorre Barr - MoCutcheon; "Qulney Adams Sawyer," Charles F. Pidgin; "The Rlcht of Way," OIL bert Parker; "Alice, of Old Vlncennes," Thompson; "Wines of the Morn Int." Louts Tracy; The Westerners," Stewart White; "A Daughter of the Sleua." Captain King; "Janice Meredith," Paul U Ford; "Cheoksra," Henry M. Blossom. The regular $1.50 Copyright Books C on sale In Basement at . . . . . Dig Removed Sale Reductions Watches, Clocks. Jewelry Gent's 17Jewel adjustable movements, Elgin or Walthara, with 20 year Royal hunting case, at k 17-jewel Elgin or Waltham adjusted movement in silverine hunting ease, warranted, fine tor time, at IE-Jewel Elgin or Waltham move- I ment Watch, In sliver- M f O lne case, at ,.f,JO 1-day hour strike Anson la Cot tage Clocks. 14 Inches In height, In fancy designs and f QQ finishes, worth tt.60, at.l.O Gents' Link Buttons, warranted to wear one year, worth XCi $1. at JJC Closing out all the Novelty 1 0 Belts at ...... .... tZfC All the Shirt Waist Sets that sold I up to 1, your choice 25c BIG SOAP SALE Saturday in Five tbooaand bars, olive bath soap. Thl I s M w M is a regular 15c soap A ' i Saturday, at. per cake ......... X6c box Buttermilk ft Soap JC Boston 8 tore Castile, Cocoanut Oil, Tar Soap and Armour's r ' Glycerine Soap .- JC Craddok's Medicated Blue If ' Soap, box Ladies New Fall I 1 I H M M e ff 5 g v Made im newest styles of Etonbleuies. pony eoats and new Prince n95 chaps very smartly tailored anil right up to date, at . . . . V'Wy Stylish Tailored Suits at $I4.S-A11 this Fail's leadlsff styles, fabrtce and ecU f 4 A" ore, wlU goat ITeO J . . Black Taffeta Waists ' We make a specialty of these black taffeta waistsevery leasing style, including scores of novelties shown only at Brandeis two very special prices ... . . ...... Leag Nevelty Cloth Coats Made la natxtares alsa plain colors many new arrivals..., Udiss' Talkini Skirts at $4.53 .2tSBv&SSf5T3vBa8 OMAHA Open in i Crindilt New Stan n 3 n . n H M n M m m felts and, fur 23 H ai at H Ladles' Imported Hosiery, ' In openwork and boot 'patterns, black, white and colors, at. pair. . A DC-J DC ladies' Vests All our ladles' finest 60c and $1 . Veils, ia sfll the leading colors i .'r.a":.25cA0c urday at I I e M n H 12- 6- s, beet New Haven Alarm clocks made at .............. New Haven Alarm Clocks, beet ..S5c Oold Filled Braoelefes, monogram style, no charge for engraving, warranted to wear, CIO worth II, at. ......... . VOC Eame style and quality A Baby Bracelets OZJC OenU'.Oold Filled Chains . )q Sterling Silver Omaha Souvenir Spoon, tea size, extra CO heavy, at DUC 5 Basement big special for c Dr. Lyon's Medicated Soap, box , 21c 10c 2k 26c Albaroyal Cream for 16c Talcum Powder for 1 Tailored Suits euief. . 9- plaids and Q QQ .,,;.s0 This Coat at $9.98 1 , -iuraaaagiiiau ma win mmw.m He ..By.e The "Good enough for the boy' Idea in buying shoes is poor pol icy. , The BEST in shoes Is none too good for the boys. They give their shoes harder wear than a man does, and it is a waste of money to buy them poor shoes. If our kind of boys' shoes cost a trifle more than the ordinary kind. tney are worth it, and we guaran tee every pair to be satisfactory. Boys' sizes 2 to 5 for 2.50 Youths' sizes 1 to 2 y fj for t,i Little genU' sizes 10 14 AA to 13 Va iS.UU These are the "STEEL SHOD" kind. - Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam Street. Johnson & Goodlet Co. There is no luck about run ning a successful and ever-increasing business. Good, clean, fresh goods, competent service and lowest prices accounts Hjr our success. We offer Satur day: Spring Chicken (our own dressing), warranted the best in Omaha, at 11 He per pound. Corn Beef, extra nice, lean, 6c per pound. Sweet Potatoes, dry and good sice, 25c per peck., Apples, Fancy Jonathans for eating, 25c per peck. Cakes, 3 -layer, nut, orange, chocolate; cocoanut and carmel, no better quality can be ob tained, 30c each. Johnson & Goodlet Co. Phone 157S Grocer lea, Meats, Bakery 20th and Lake Sts. Visiting Druggists and Doctors A1I Physicians and Pharmacists visiting Omaha durinjt the Ak-Sar-Ben festivities are cordially Invited to visit our store and avail themselves of every courtesy at our command. On any article purchased we shall of course be glad to extend the Cus tomary discount. Sherman & McGonnell Drug Go. Dealers in. Rare Drujra and Chemicals, Physician and Hospital Supplies. Corner Sixteenth sad Dodge, Omaha. ' a Call Us by 'Phone Whenever you want something call 'Phone 238 and make It known through a Bee Want Ad. HOTELS. HOTEL KUPPER. City, bu, riUseexi : W6r 55 fefirffSal. miiiMiHf---., 'KsWiJjt si This staa-nlfloent botal has S00 aeaa tlful rooms and is located at 11th and UcOe at re. la in the shopping disirlot. Only half a block from the J&mory, bird, Thayer dry foods store; near ail the theaters. 10 rrlvate Bataa. Telepaomee ta AU stooms. Xo aad Cold Xiaaalas Waser ta BTSry Boom. VawoeeUeA Cafe. lPerfeo Onlslae. Olnfe Breakfasts aaa Table D'Kote Dlan.re erveA In Cafe. Bates $1 a Day aaa Cywara. Baropeaa Ylaa Reservattona may ba made by take sTraph at our iiptoM. KVPPKR-BENSOM HOTEL CO. r. i ITWhen in Chicago oiop at 1 no a Stflitiord Hotel European Plan Kenned. Elccaat, On let Locatad cor ner ol city a two Ss.it boulavard. coavaolmt to aadra biutlnets centar. Closo te bt tticatre. and shopping' district- t-'S rootti, 150 pdv.ta balbs; kuarioas wrttloa; and rMcptioa rooms; wxxlwork mahoaaay throughout; brass beds and aU modern comfni ts: talephoae ia .wry room; beautiful dinius; rooms- the bast oi everything at moderate prices. fttichigsa and Jlsvksoa Blvds, Calcaio Headquarters for Popular Priced Millinery . Beautiful Millinery Shoicing hundred of the itcw prttty French ftli and latin ilntih shapes beauti fully trimmed -with rtiVture swteps, coque feathers, pom poms, rotes, and aip-ettes. Extraordinary Sale Saturday -The Grandest Display of Exquisite Patttrn and Dress Hats at popular prices iver shown in Omaha. Investigate; it pays BIG DAY TOAY Saturday ..will, be the Inst, day In which you can , register for '. a four months free subscription to the Ameri can Woman's magazine. Tomorrow will be the last day that the expert from the factory will.be at our store demonstrating the superior qualities of a new improved malleable steel range, tho "Never-Break". Music and free lunch until 10 o'clock p. m. We are the only exclusive stove store in Omaha that expects, to stay here and sell. real high grade stoves that have proven they will last. You may be awfully fooled on a steel range. The Stoetzel Stove Co. 714 South 16th Street Riverside Steel Ranges " arowa bettxb" . t v a ftRrtf.H, iTT Tstssw? 1 a';. ' .A rSBTBOT BAHOB , With : unexecelled ; baking, and . cooking qualities. - - A range that saves fuel, bakes perfectly and lusts longer than any other. All sizes and styles. Also full line of BXVZBSXBS and BA OXABT BOMB base burners. G. W. KING BABSWABB Sloe Cuming Bt. Tel. Song. 840 WE AIM to. plaoe our tailoring busi ness above the evils of high fancy prices for credit and Inferior garments at deceptive cheapness. Nicoll's . Immense tailoring business wee built jup on the plan of ' moderate cash prices for first-class tailoring and vi mean to continue along the same lines. Trousers $5 to $12. Suits $20 to S50 1TAILR WILLIAM JCRREMS SONS. 809-11 So. isgi St AK-SAR-GEd SPECIAL TRAIN VIA.. Illinois Central Railroad Leaves Omaha Union Sta tion at 11 p. in., after elec trical parade, Wednesday, Oct. 3, and makes all stops through to Fort Podge. Particular at City Ticket office, H02 Farnaro St, Omaha. .-.'. -4 '"ST 1 1 mn J 14 kirn & Nicoll's System r 1 H I53J COJcjLAS ST. 1508 Douglas Street tsa GIRLS' and BOYS' SHOE HEADQUARTERS There is no other place you can go and find such a complete stock of high grade, long wearing, late style shoes for' Boys and Girls as you will nna at at our store. . , . $1.50 and $2.00 School Shoes Are a specialty with us, we have them for Boys and Girls of any age. FRY SHOE CO. THE SHOERS 1 6th and Douglas SL The Only One When it comes to a meat mar ket for fine quality and cleanli ness Bath's Is the one. Instead of being content to sell second or third grade meats we have always felt that our trade would appre ciate only the best which we sell at the very lowest prices. For Saturday's trade we'll have every thing that's good in the meat line beef, pork, veal, lamb, 'mutton and the fattest spring chickens In the city. JOS. BATH CASH MARKET 1921 Farnam St. CHOICE MEATS A SPECILATY 'Phone Douglas 0984. VISITORS Will appreciate having their 1'KET FITTED BY MllAHUltEMKNT ;t a WALK-OVER SHOE Th finest grades, the most stylish men siioes over soia, si $3.50 and $4.00 Free book of styles. Call at the Walk-Over Shoe Store, 1521 Farnam BU a Thompson, ths Walk-Over Man. DEPUTT STATE VETERINARIAN. H. L RAMACCIOTTIt D. V. S. CITT VKTfCRIXARIAN. Office and Infirmary. 3th and Mason Bti. OMAHA NEB. Telephone Harney .53. , SCHOOLS AMU COLLEGES. DELLEVUE COLLEGE CULLim a. W i a .!. acleoXiau. phliusu. pi a cuurses, 4CXDk.U k-Aa aucredlua High Bchook Prepares fur bcUsvue o any tithar So. Its. or university. KOHUAL eCiiuOl luiemeiitarr and s4 aitot d couist-s. Cei tiflcatea granted, CON8HVTOBV-Theory ot mua:, pK no, voice, vt- lln. elocution and art. OMAHA CON iNKC-r IONS Electric lio and Burlington Railway. Kour Modern Durniltorles. Addrese President WaaawerU. BeUsvai raffia 9 S- I t tl M iiruiiniHinirsf- Best Clothes Style TM8 RKUABLB TRt "'sskBSBsansBaBSBSBn.BBMnsssnnnnsnnnBsa Sale of Men's Suits and Overcoats Ilart, Schaffner & Marx famous hand tailored suits and overcoats meet aJl -the requirements of the most critical. ; Ve 're sole Omaha agents. Suits, $15.00 to $35.00. Overcoats, $12.50 to $35.00. . , ,- ' HAYDEN' BROs. CM SED'SaTUBDAY Till 6 p. m.. on account of holiday, with the usual money-saving prices, for Monday's selling. Come to; our store (Saturday between 7 and 8 p. ni. We wlU give 21 pounds Pure Cane Granulated Hugar for $1.00 and a regular 15c can Corn for Sc. " GREEN TRADING ST AM 18 Table Syrup, regular 10c can.. 5c Table Molasses, 10c can for...Sc Table Salt, 10c sack for...; ..6c Sc sack .1 ,2Ho Navy Beans, 8 pounds for. . . .25c Baked Beans, 3-lb. can, 2 cans. 20c And 11 in Oreen Trading Stamps. Mustard Sardines, 10c sice.... 5c Orape-Nuts, pkg 10c 2-lb. pkg. Pancake Flour... 7Hc Bromangelon, pkg 7 He X-celo Breakfast Food, pkg.7Hc 2-lb. can Pineapples .BOc And-$2 Green Trading Stamps. Laundry Soap, Diamond C, Beat 'Em All and Lenox, 10 for,. 25c Mixed Tea, high grade, regular 60c, on sale, per pound.... 48c And $5 Green Trading Stamps. LANGE GROCERY CO. Telephone 1530 Douglas --! ,i, - : Do tt..- it.i i TOlTTtfril liayc unit, lasi, wiiiitr b overcoat cieanea'aaa tRtW" I pressed. It will save von buvincr a nw nno. - V WAY J EXCURSION RATES EAST ONE FARE plus $2.00 for 15-day tickets -y ONE FARE plus $4.00 for 30-day tickets , On sale daily until September 30th to many points in eastern Canada, and on sale Sep tember 5th and 19th to many New England points, via the Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul Railway Three fast trains to Chicago every day leave Union Station Omaha at 7:55 a. m., 5:45 p. m. and 8:35 p. m., making close connections with eastern lines. For further information ' and folders, call at City Ticket Office, 1524 Farnam street, or write to . F. A. NASH, Omaha, Neb. General Western Agent. THE Purchasing Power , behind the unsurpassed home circulation of V The Omaha Bee ' is what makes advertisers know that it pays to nsa The Bee advertising column liberally. Highest Clothes Quality f fk . T 4 O50 4 i v and $l& To duplicate them in style and quality elsewhere would re quire considerably greater ex penditure. Not just a few odd garments either, but complete, lines in superior fabrics, tailorr ed by skilled workmen; perf ecf fitting garments in the newest fall styles, that look and are worth from $2.50 to $4.00 more than our special sale d f f price, $12.50 and 41 U Cravenette Goats make not only most serviceable rain coats, but supply the plaoe of a stylish light overcoat as well. Never1 has their popularity been more apparent than this season. We are showing complete lines of superior garments at $10.00, $12.50 up to $25.00. '!' Youths Long Pants Suits Stylish, well tailored garments, underpriced for this sale at $5, $6.50 and $7.50. Boys' Knee Pants Suits In the season's newest styles, mater ials and patterns; specialty priced, at $1.50, $2.50 and $3.50. Will then be open for business We quote the following prices GIVEN WITH ALL PURCHASES., Mocha and Java Coffee, fresh roasted, 3 lbs. for. ..... 1 .f 1.00 And $5 In Green Trading Stamps. 48-lb. sacks Purity Flour, the i Lange Grocery Co.'s best, per sack .$1.15 And $2 in Green Trading Stamps. MEAT DEPARTMENT. Good Steak, 4 lbs. for.'. . . . . ,25c Sirloin Steak, pound 10c Porterhouse Steak, pound . . . 10c Pot Roast, pound Oc to Bo Rib Roast, pound .. .v. ..... i . 8c und . . .v. ..... i . 8c t eef, 8 lbs. for. 25c I , pound 18rc I s. pound. . . .12 He I sry, 3 large . Good Boiling Beef Bacon, by strip. Spring Chickens, Kalamazoo Celery stalks 10c f 3223. -' 24th and Cuming. I"T.2!3 '" It Right Now i. a ,' 1 ' ' " . i v o - v . FRENCH DRY CLEANING WORKS. Tel. douxc. -4172. . 1908 Farnam Street. i