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THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, lf0fl.
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New
Basement
Opens
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Week
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for
Opening
New
Basement
I EXTRA SPECIALS
Center
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To Be Cleared Away ia One Day!
Right after Christmas we find many lots that we wish
to clear before invoicing. We are willing to accept a loss
on these small or broken lots in order to sell them in
one day.
Ladies' Black Sateen Petticoats
That sold before Christmas at 75c spe- T
cial on bargain square, old store, U f
at !
Flannel Lined Dressing Sacques
In dark colors sold before Christmas 7
up to 75c bargain square, old store, JpZP C
at
li&rg&ins Ot WJJallfj wvatwaa auraaaHweaw
Various weights and sizes usually sell up
to $1.00 pair in basement-each
Outing Flannel Remnants
Heavy and fine quality usually sells at luc
yard at
Sa Tvk i
Omaha's Pore Food
25c
6ic
I HANDKERCHIEFS
Hundreds of ladies' and men's plain white
and fancy colored embroidered and lace
trimmed edge handkerchiefs also all silk initial Japa-
nette and ladies' all linen J l g
initials-on bargain J) 2 CilllC
square at...
La. dies
DRESS SKIRTS
In all new, styles for winter
wear have Q
cnlrl Yin tn U J
$3.00
at
Ladies' 50-Inch
Novelty Cloth Coats
In the new checks and
plaids, well tail- p& OQ
ored and lined, 0
worth up to fY)
$8.00-at
For Lovers
of Pure Food
and Rare Delicacies, Hippy New fo
Year will corne. If their supplle of U
Gopd Things Eatable are bought at M
Courtney's. They have the reputation
of scouring the markets of the world
for the best possible. A reputation ifo
they Intend to maintain during 1907. SJ
Btart the New Tear right by opening 1
an account at Courtney's. w
UXOLA 3 AY A AXJt KOOXA I)
The Delicious Cup of Coffee that we M
sell at our Be Lunch Counter Is made 'J
from this beautiful blend. That its (
merits are recognized is neing testi
fied by the hosts of friends it has
made, who drink It dally. This can be
had at 3&c per pound, or S pounds for
a dollar, at Tea and CoCee Dept.
TZAS ' y)
The Teas we sell are different from M
the Teas obtained at other stores.
They have the distinctive flavor, sweet tt
B nil mir
HTTHTX.ET It PILMES'I
EzrausK BISCUITS
Just received, a fresh shlpanent of
these Celebrated Biscuits, In beauti
fully decorated tins, as follows:
Lace Box, each ....
Mahogany Box, each
Pillar iini, each ,
"Marquetry" Swiss
"Marauetry" Cinderella
"Marquetry" Reception .......... BOc
.25e
.50c as
BOc 0
.60c
.a Hutu j w vv. .
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. . ODC
$1.25 $
. .65o N
$1.20
A personal Inspection of these beau- 1 1
tlful boxes Is necessary to appreciate g
lates
Jlobe
Bookstand
"Syrian" Society
workbasket, small
Wprkbasket, large
5 BRANDEISBOSTON STORE 5
HILL LINE TAPS COAL MINE
JTw Bnrlliet.n Branoh Will Giv Omaha
Greattr Fuel Beicnroei.
TO RUN FROM WORLAND TO GEBO
Official Aocement l Made of
: This Extension sad Reports of
Am la Cir-
Others
eolation.
Before another winter Omaha will have
another coal mine on the Burlington rail-
road to help relieve the coal situation. It i
Is officially announced that the Burlington
will build a line twenty-live miles in length
from Worland to Qebo, where a good qual
ity of lignite coal, similar to the Sheridan ;
coal, has been found in large Quantities, j
Bids will soon be asked for the construe- '
tlon of the 11a. which will run southwest- I
erly from "Worland to Gebo, a distance of
twenty-flve miles. This line has no con
nection whatever with the through exten
sions which the Burlington is planning
through Wyoming, but Is a spur run for
the sole purpose of reaching the newly de
veloped coal district.
With the approach of the new year comes
new rumors of extensive railroad building,
especially en the Burlington road, In Wy
oming. The matter of the line to Bait Lke
City from Guernsey Is again being agitated
and the people of Wyoming are now confi
dent the Burlington will go ahead with the
construction of that line in the spring.
Surveyor have been all over Wyoming
for soma time and every town thinks It
seea it way clear to have some railroad.
Exteasloa from Worland.
An extension also la planned south from
Worland, which will not Include Ther
mopolla on Its route, but which will miss
Thermo polls by about twelve miles. This
line Is headed by a practically water-level
route to Guernsey. With the building of
this line a line from North Platte also will
be built to Bridgeport. This line was
started last spring, the right-of-way being
bought and some of the grading done, but
for some reason work was not continued.
With the building of the line to North
Platte comf 8 the old problem of where the
Burlington will build from to get a Una to
North Piatt i. Borne have figured a line
will be built from North Platte across to a
point on the Hill line, near Bavenna, and
some think a line will be built along the
Platte river to Kearney to meet with that
line. With these connecting links built the
Burlington would have a second line from
Nebraska to the northwest to Join wltb the
Hill lines on the north. The traffic on the
northwest line I to heavy for on line
and a state of congestion exists a great
deal of the time, especially if any difficulty
la encountered.
The Northern Pacific already has a line
branching south from the Main line at
Laurel, west of Billings, to Bridger, and a
few miles of rails would connect th branch
with the Cody Una at or near Frannle, and
thus make a second line from the south
to the Northern Pacific. With the Billings
line having all the business It can handle
at present It Is crTIn a considerable ad
ditional business will come to the Burling
ton at Billings as soon as ths connection
la built to the Great Northern. This work
Is now under way, a line being built from
BiUlngs to 0t Falls.
!tew Barllaa-toa Dlvlaloas.
Because of the enormous mileage of the
Lincoln division of tbe Burlington railroad
that division la to be subdivided and a new
division formed, vrltb Omaha as Its head
quarters. ' The Lincoln division now In
cludes 9M miles of road and comprise the
main lire from Omaha to Ksamey and all
Una north of that line Including the north,
west line from Lincoln to Ravenna. Among
these other lines Included are the line from
Ashland to Schuyler, from Central City to
the northwest, from Lincoln to Columbus,
from blastings to Aurora, from Ulnden to
Stromsburg, front Ashland to Bloux City
and several cross line. A new division,
known a the Omaha division, ha been
formed to Include the line front Omaha to
i shin ad aud from Ashland to Bioux City.
A superintendent will be appointed for the
Omaha division, with offices In Omaha.
Some Milwaukee Changes.
Several Important changes have been
made In several departments of the Mil
waukee. W. H Prendergrast ha been ap
pointed assistant general freight agent at
Chicago, vice B. O. Wylle, resigned. George
B. French Is appointed general agent of
the freight department at Chicago, vie W.
W. Hall, transferred. J. 8. Adsit is ap
pointed general agent of the freight de
partment, with headquarters at Kansas
City, to succeed O. B. French, transferred.
W. W. Hall Is appointed New England
freight and passenger agent, with head
quarters In Boston. In charge of the New
England territory, vice G. L. William,
transferred. G. A. Blair is appointed gen
eral agent at Pittsburg, Pa., In charge of
the PlttBburg district, to succeed C. A.
Boyden, resigned. G. L. Williams is ap
pointed commercial agent of the Cincinnati
district to succeed G. A. Blair, transferred.
C. J. Mlkesh Is appointed division freight
and passenger agent. In charge of the line
from Fairfax, la., to and Including Thorn
ton, Mo., and also the line from Sudbury,
la., to Ottumwa, with headquarter at Ot-tumwa.
Entrance 3
3 Separata
Rood
MISSES'
SHOES
LIGHTNER BEGINS HIS TERM
Enter Tpnn Five-Year Sentence for
Killing Hanson in Grad
ing Camp.
Charles Llghtner, who was convicted of
manslaughter by a jury In district court
last month, was taken to Lincoln Wednes
day to begin his five-year term In the
penitentiary. He killed a man named Han.
on tn a grading camp near Waterloo last
summer during a souffle.
A Skin of Beauty ia a Joy Forever.
D
R. T. Folix Oouraud'a Oriental
Cream or Msgloal Beautlfler,
frecfclM, Mots l-alcfce
Saw, ul fekia Sitrur
sua tfcrr Bluli(
ob auty. sji4 il
Sm detection. II
ku itood l test
of o7 ycut, sa4
! to hrmlfO wc
toatelt tobcsurcH
IB proper!? mado
A ccBpt bo countnr
ftii of Biouia
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Wf of IhB Bui
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"At you lialsi
will bm thru
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ftearaad's Cress' b Iks lmot harmful of all tu
akla praparaitont." W t aats if all draic'Ma and Faae?
Oooda iKalara la to CmUb fcuttaa, Caaaoa and Europe
rUHLT.HOPUnS. fat 37 Brat km S'rctt ImToi.
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Prevents Freokloa
Price 60c At All Dealer.
BOTICLS.
rhen in Chicago'
Stop at The
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Stfaflord Hotel
European Plan
Keoned. Eiecant. Oulet. Located cof
acr ot city's two finest boulevards,
cosvenleiu to sncir busintas con tor.
Close to beat theatres and (hopping
district. Zi room a. 130 privet baths;
laaarlons writing and rccerxioa roomn
woodwork mahogany throughout; brass
beds and all mod.ro comforts; telephone
la every room: beaaiiful dining rooms
the beat of everything at moderate praves.
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iirTT-CT - amy f ir
The girls and young women
should have good shoes.
Good wearing shoes.
Good looking shoes.
A trim, dainty foot should be
properly fitted.
Many a young girl's foot has
been ill shaped by poor fitting
tihoes.
Fitting shoes Is an art and not
every salesman knows how to fit
the foot as It should be.
We have made it a study for
over 20 years and employ none
but experienced salesmen, who
know how to properly fit the foot.
Misses' Shoes, $2.60
and
Young Women's Shoes,
$3.00 and
Let us fit the girl's feet.
$2.00
32.50!
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam SI.
m UE Ingredients of
Store Beer are the
best obtainable. Barley
malt made from the
choicest grain grown in
the west. Bohemian
hop Imported direct at
three times the cost of
American hop. Arte
sian water; a pure and
sparkling, from a 1,400
foot well.; The high
quality of these Ingre
dient greatly Increases
the cost of making
btore Boer. Yet you pay
no more for It than for
common beer. Always
order StoraBeer. Get
quality ot your
money's worth.
Jstora Brewing Co -'
Omaha, BS
BAILEY a MACH,
DENTISTS,
Third Floor Paxton Dlk.
Hijhctt Grade Dentistry.
Ken&onnblo Irioos,
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Best Fane rsytr-issasrik Mow,
OMAHA WEATHER FOKKCAST Thursday, Far.
20 Discount on Everything in Crockery!
0
TrTF7T
mmn 11
M WE CLOSE SIX P, Mo
Now, that We Have Figured Up
AND, KNOWING JUST THE EXTRAORDINARY IN
CREASE IN VOLUME OF CHRISTMAS SALES OVER
CORRESPONDING TIMES A YEAR AGO-
WE COFFER NO HAPHAZARD, THOUGHTLESS
"THANK YOU," BUT GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE
THE MAGNIFICENT SUPPORT YOU HAVE GIVEN US
WE ALSO THANK OUR ARMY OF EMPLOYEES
FOR THEIR SPLENDID SERVICE.
. OUR PROMISE FOR 1907 1S-
WE WILL MAINTAIN OUR REPUTATION AS OMA
HAS MOST POPULAR TRADING CENTER. 'NuT Sed!
$15 Women's Fa.icy
Mixture Coais at $7.45
New Coats that were bought for Holi
day selling and arrived too late we
will place them on sale THURSDAY
MORNING selling will be fast-so
come early
$15 Women's Coats for
f045
Women's Suits Less
Than Half Thursday
$19.50 SUITS FOR. $8.75
85 Women's Suits, made of Broad
cloth, Cheviot and Fancy Mixtures,
all are up-to-date garments and
this season's best sellers; all col
ors and all sizes in the lot
$19.50 Women's Suits for
THURSDAY
FridaLy WeJst Bargain
Fifty Dozen Women's Waists REGULAR 75c AND $1.00
vaijux. wave or bkilliantine
ajsjj sekue; some are plain tucked,
o tiiers nave tucks and trimmings,
at , :v
2Sc
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Our
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. $1.13
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. $2.13
pacial 1-B rat combination "0"
Twentieth Century Farmer 11.00
Mure Mag-axlne $1.00 i
neator , $1.00 I
rids Work $3.00
inlng-s In Bee Culture $100 I
ltry Gaiette 25o '
Publishers'
Price
Our
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TH TWZbTTZBTX CSSTTTTatT TAJtMXX,
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Special 14 rat combination "A"
Th Twentieth Century Farmer $1.00
Our Country 60c
Poultry Gazette 26c
And your choice f any one fit the following;
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Kimball Dairy Farmer ( ......60c
Western swine Breeder
Apple Specialist
Special 1-a rat combination "J
The Twentieth Century Farmer $1.00
Breeders' Gazette $2.00
Home Magazine $1 00
Poultry Uasette 26o
Special 1-a rat combination "0"
The Twentieth Century Farmer $1.00
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WHAT youtlmannd V A N T
YOU WANT wiiiuso.... ADS
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QUALITY THE BEST ALWAlB UllolOl
R. lUc UercJUiUl Clar C, UaauXacturers, tit, Loula,
Semi-Annual Hall Price Sale
Women's
Coats
liilMY ygils
THE RKLJA8LK STRI
v
Children's
Coats
Now Just Half Price
Thousands attended this great sale Wednesday, Thurs
day more salespeople to wait upon you. Hundreds of new gar
ments added to the stock. Omaha's Cloak Selling Sensation.
Come in and see the bargains whether you wish to buy or not.(,
.Women's $10 coats in groat assortment of plain
and fancy mixed fabrics, in this sale Jj5
$15 coats in kerseys and fancy mixed fabrics, in
cluding plaids, choice $7.50
All $20, in loose semi or tight-fitting styles many
fine satin lined gannants, sale price $10
$25 satin lined cloth coats at, choice . . . .$12.50
Greatest Stock of Children's
and Infants Coats ever shown in
Omaha included in this half price sate
Hundreds of Children's Coats, In tbls sale, at. .$1.00
Children's $10.00 Coats, In fine Imported mate-'
rials, your choice, at $5.00
Children's $3.00 Coals in bearskins and other
materials, your choice, at $1.50
Children's $5.00 Coats, In curly bearskins, ker
seys and fancy mixtures, at $2.50
Many Other
Special Bargains
Hn
Women's $1.50 Satin Underskirts, special
Women's $2.00 Eiderdown Dressing Sacques, Bpeclal Thursday ....
Women's Waists worth up to $1.60 special for Thursday, at ....
Women's Brook Mink and Coney Scarf, $4 and $5 values, Thursday.
Women'B $4.00 Beaver Shawls, at . ..s
Women's Silk Underskirts, great bargain, at
Women'B $1.60 Wrappers, will go at
Women's $2.00 Coney Scarfs, at
Children's $1.50 Bonnets, choice
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Great Pre-lnventory Grocery Sale
All broken stocks to be closed out before January 1.
21 pounds Best Pure Cane Granulated
Sua-ar for 11.00
Regular 12V4o Jar Pure Fresh Preserve,
this sale 8 1-3
Regular 12o Bottle Worcester Sauce,
this sale THc
Regular 10c Cans Breakfast Cocoa,
this sale TVtc
Regular 25o Bottle Fancy Queen Olives,
this sale 18c
Regular 6c and 7o can Potted Meats,
this sale 2Vo
Regular So. cans OH or Mustard Sar
dines, this sale 3o
Regular 124c can Fancy Alaska Sal
mon, this sale 9o
Regular 10c package Bromangelon, Jelly
con of Jello, this sale 7 He
Regular 7Vic package Corn Starch, this
salt- ., ., 4o
Regular 60c package Bull Durham Smok
ing Tobacco, this sale 49c
Regular 12Hc cans Golden Table Syrup,
this sale 9o
Regular 10c cans Fancy Wax, String or
Lima Beans, this sal TAc
Regular 10c can Assorted Soups, this
sale , 7,1
And hundreds of other surh bargains to
be closed out before Invoicing.
TEA AND COFFKK 8AL.K, BEFORQ
INVENTORY.
Fanev Santos Coffee, ner iinund . t-i
Fancy Marlcaho Blend Coffee, per lb. .i7V
r Hncy x-ono xuco iiienn i orree, in auo
Fancy Ankola Java and Mocha Coffee,
per pound 23a
Fancy O. Q. Mocha and Java Coffee,
per pound 2So
The very finest . Arabian Mocha and
Manduhllng Java, an elegant drink
3 pounds for $1.00
Single pound Rn
Fancy Bundrled Japan Tea, pound ....5o
fancy u. r-. japan i ea, pound 25c
English Breakfast la, pound ....331-30
Fancy Tea, Sifting, from finest teas,
per pound 12H
FRE8H FRUIT DEPT. BPECIAIA
Fancy Turnips. Rutabagas or carrots,
j per pound lo
Large heads Fresh Cabbage, each Ro
I Fancy Highland Naval Oranges, doi...lia
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return limit 21 days.
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