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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1906)
1G TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, DECEfBER 1000. bhoea Ladles Shoes at 2.45 DIGGEST BARGAIN OF ALL TIIE YEAR Odd Lois and Show Room Samples MMiEiIEIF Saturday we fill n largo bargain square in the new store with thousands and thousands of beautiful handkerchiefs which we sell at a big special bargain i SOME MUSSED DURING CHRISTMAS RUSD Others are show room samples and odd lot, which we will sell In one day. Ladles' and men's sizes fine qualities and hundreds of styles. Handkerchiefs, Worth up to 50c, at 10c Ladles' and Men's Embroidered mid rial n Linen Handkerchief Many Embroidered Initials Lace Edged Handkerchiefs Scalloped Embroidered Effects, Many Sheer Linen Hemstitched All kinds of dainty Swiss effect Values up to 50c, Bargain Square, 1:10 Handkerchiefs The colored border, silk initialed and Japanette handkerchiefs, also pillow top handkerchiefs C. In 2 lots, at 2V-C LADIES' KID GLOVES Short Kid Gloves, in all the correct shades for street and evening wear black, whites, tans, etc. wnlft leading Imported brands r Vts Ladies' Elbow Length Kid Gloves In's, TrefouBse, Reynler's, Monarch, etc., black Tf98 ite and colors finest gloves imported, I to kJ Terrln's, white at Ribbons Odd lots of plain and fancy ribbon, In all colors, many all silk taf feta ribbons also Dresden and floral ribbons bargain square, yard ...10C-15C Hosiery Ladles, Boys' and Girls' Fast black, fine and heavy ribbed hosiery worth regularly up to 20c a pair, at 10c-12ic A SPECIAL ASSORTMENT OF New Years Crds Including Post Cards Prices, 1 and up CALENDARS AT HALF PRICE OmKix's Pure Food Center $ a " 1 " ' J - Very Best Clothing Values we we sell can 8 Excellence in New Year a Cakes Such as I found In those mads at Courtney's, come, from the care exerrUid In electing the Ingredient. Only flour of the highest graiie tne choicest butter, the freehe,t egge, the purest flavoring, and the all Ingredients are used. Thesa Matures, opmblned with the highest sKlll ana ripe experience In raizing and baking, have given our cakes, plea, pastry, vieo. .7.48 .4.98 98c .24c .79c etc., a reputation that la to be envl Mince plea, each 15e Golden Pumpkin Plea, each ISo Three-layer Cakes, all flavors, ea. 30a Patty Shells, per dot 40o Olazed Squares, per dm 10a Cream Puffs, with Whipped Cream, per dozen 30c Chocolate Eclalrea, per dos 50o Peanut Cookie, per dos Jelly Tarts, per doren... Munnlnnn Tln.ru. Der dos.. Almond Macaroons, per lb Imperial Macaroons, per lb Kisses, per id ..sOo . .30o . .400 , .40c . .40o Cocoanut Sticks, very tine, per lb. 40o Butter warera, per id LIQUORS Start the new yeaj right by using the right kinds of wines and liquors. With us purity and best quality means "right" and we guarantee our g"""8 to be that In every sense of the word, and while all good wines, liquors, cord als mi:st vary according to vintage and age, they should be pure and rree form adulterations, under all conditions, which is what we claim. We deal re the public to know that we are neither blendera, compounders or rectincrs, also that we use the utmost care to purchase our goods from the mpst relia ble houses In America and Europe, and Just as we get them, they pass Into the hands of our customers. No spurious lmltatlona or Impure liquors orrertd for sale. We offer you the leading brands of Imported Champagnes, per bot.$3.85 Bed and White Wines from Califor nia, per bottle, up fnpm 350 Clarets from France, per bottle. 73o Khlne and Moselle Wines from Ger many, per bottle VSo Bherrles, from California, per bot tle 60O Imported Spanish Sherries, per bot tle l-0 I Cognac Brandy, . per oot- tle $19 Purest of old Whiskies, per Wit- 76o, 1.00 Maryland Rye, (full quarts) per bot tle l-0 After dining, a cordial or "Liqueur" If you like, Is considered by some Just the thing "for the finish" of a meat We have them alL Any kind you like. Imported from France, up from 7 Be. XICPOKTED CIOAKS Our line fit Imported and Havana Cigars Include the following high grade brands at New York prices: VILLAR T VILUAR Lieutenants, 15c, or J6.60 box of BO Captains. . .20c, or 17.00 per box of BO Adjutants. .20c, or 14.26 per box of 25 Majors.. 25c, or $B.B0 per box of 25 Colonels, 8Bc, 8 for $1 $7.00 box 25 Generals. .BOe, or 0.25 box of 25 ROMEO Y JULIETS Conchaa lBo, or $5.25 box of 50 Purltanas Flnaa, SOo, or $6 25 box BO panatellns..lBo, or $12.00 box of 100 Habaneroa, tOo, or $3.75 box of 15 Perfectos Selection, 2Bc, or $5 box 25 PANETELLAS Bock T. Co., per 100 $12 oO Bock's Envoy, per 60 $5.50 La Carolina Perfectos, box 25.. $5.00 Clear Havana Cigars LA UULCIANA Baronets 6c, or $2.25 box of BO Club House. .2 for 25c, or $5.60 box 60 Conchas Especiales, S for 26c, or $4.60 box fit 60. Purltanos Finos, 10c, $4. BO box of 50 Panatellaa, 16c, $12.00 box of 100 This list consists of only a few of our leading Imported and Havana cigars. Get our prices before pur chasing. XftwtlaT'a and Palmer's English Biscuits, In beautifully decor ated Una, while they last at the fol lowing low prices: Lace Box, each B3a Mahogany Box, each 60o Killer Box, each 50 "Marquetry" Swiss 60o "Marquetry" Cinderella 500 "Marquetry" Reception 6")j "Marquetry" Monarch SOo Plates 750 "Syrian" Society $1.35 Work Basket, small 6BO Work Basket, large S1.85 SATTTDATS BPECIAI, ZH MEAT DEFAJLTMEITT ISOpalrs pfChrlstmaa Lamb's Legs, at per lb 10M,o 11 lbs. Leaf Lard for $1.00 Smoked Goose Breasts from Germany per lb 75o It is because so much that sell so cheap. :: :: :: You will Increase your bank account by dealing with us. lie fore taking our Inventory we hare to close out the fol lowing odds and ends: $15.00 Italian corduroy men's suits $10.00 the best Kentucky corduroy men's suits $1.60 men's overshoes, at 50c blanket lined waterproof leggings $2.00 all wool underwear-Saturday 15c all wool hose '7 1 Saturday lSV. , 4 J $1.50 all wool men's shirts, without collar; on special sale Sat- 9C urday . . .LOK, $1.50 men's Wooden sole Q8 shoes ; 9v Assorted weights and colors In nr. blankets on special sale uo Regular $1.60 heavy quilts Tii Saturday it $5.00 rubber boots ( MQ Saturday U.tO Coat hangers, worth 25c on sale Saturday LV Men's $5.00 pea Jackets, Irish frieze and chlnuhilla materials q IQ Saturday ti,10 One $3.60 Astrakhan overcoat for 4-jear-oVi child Satur- ylQ day lelO One $2.60 beaver overcoat for 6-year-old child Satur- I Ql t(3?ourfney & CJo ajMBaHHaaSnBaHHsBMslBlBaBSBBBlllV day A purchase of us means you will deal with us forever. The Leading Bargains of Omaha. THE FAIR 1121-1123 Farnaru Street. FEY $2.00 BOY' SHOES 3 Sparat Untra neaxj, 3 HO JOBS GOING BEGGING lach Position Has Thros Thousand Dollars of Eill Money Hanginc to It. BURLINGTON CHANGES SUPERINTENDENTS Horace G. Ilurt Hack In Employ of llarrluian by tho Ascendency of Latter Over Fisli. With two Jobs which pay $3,000 a year each and no one to fill them the Burlington I. as now a little Inside Information on the shortage of men In all classes of business. C. L. Eaton, superintendent of tho Mc Cook division, haB resigned to take a place with the Lehigh Valley line, and a new superintendent also Is to be appointed for the newly created Omaha division, which will Include the Burlington line from Omaha to Ashland, the Great Northern from Ash land to Bloux City and the Great Northern from Sioux City to O'Nell. The principal benefit to Omaha by the change will be the location of the head quarters of the new division In this city, where theuperlntendent will be on hand to look after the immense business of the Omaha terminal. With the superintendent of the Lincoln division having supervision over SOO miles of track he did not havo much time to look ufter tho details of the Omaha terminal. More Trains and JifW Time. The Burlington haa announced several time-card changes which will be effective .lunuary 6 and which have been made be cause of the Increasing demand for trains. A new train will be put ou between Lin coln and Omaha to help out on tho local business now being done by No. 12, the train which leaves Lincoln at 8 p. m. No. 12 under the new card will leave Lincoln at 6:16 P m. and arrive at Omaha at the ame time a at present stopping only at Ashland. A new train. No. 14. will leave Uncoln at 6:40 D. m. and make all local atop and arrive at Omaha at 7:30 p. m, No. 43 to the northwest will leave Lincoln at p. m. and make local stops In place of No. 87, which is discontinued. Accommo dation train will run daily between Lin coln and Table Hock. No. 40 will leave Broken Bow at 9M a, in. and arrive at Lincoln at 7:30 p. m. and the train from Alliance for Guernsey will leave at 9:15. Hurt Hack with llarrluian. Horace G. Burt, former president of the I'nlon Pacific, arrived in Oiuaha Friday from Chicago. lie was met at Union sta tion by It. 14. Schneider of Fremont, and the two went to Fremont. Mr. Burt returned to Chicago In the afternoon. It is a ktrange conlcidtnt that Mr. Burt, by the recent ascendancy of E. 1L Harrl- Iikan over Sluyvesant Fish, finds himself back In the Hariiman employ. Mr. Burt hHd assumed the task of perflating the Illinois Central's vast syutem of Improve ments In the gulf country and soon after wurd Mr. Harrinian computed his scheme of wresting control of that railroad from the r'lh regime. Local railroad men and others who re member the friction between Burt and llarrluian, arising from the shops strike of 19i-U4 and which resulted In the reslgna tlon of Burt as president of the I'nlon Pacific, find much food for reflection In the renewed association and are wonder lag If it will be permanent or endure as long as the Fish-Burt contract called for. office authorities, and pending the disposi tion of the case In the federal court the mall is allowed to accumulate In the care of tho postmaster at Omaha. CUPID MAKES VICTIM""HUSTLE Young- Man with Sweetheart Mnat Get Hundred Dollars or Lose Her. ORANGE blossoms or thistles whlchT I am a district school teacher from west ern Nebraska, engaged to the Sweetest girl on earth, daughter of a wealthy cattleman; his royal nibs hasn't a very exalted Idea of my financial shrewdness. I came to Oinaha to attend the last Ak-Sar-Ben festival and spent $100. Her papa found It out. made him mad. and now the old duffer refuses me his daughter's hand unless I make $100 between Christmas and New Year's, to prove that I am equally as swift In getting hold of money as i am in spending it. now, you Omaha sports. grafters and "get-rlch-qulck schemers," let me In on something quick. Aduress Ak-sar-tsen, care Bee. The above little want ad., which appears in The Bee, Is the parting of the ways for young western Nebraska school teacher (or at least he pleads guilty to that charge). now living In a hall bed room of an Omaha hotel. He came to Omaha Friday morning to get $100 that he might get $1,000,000. The latter amount is represented by a miss who lives with her mamma and papa out where tho corn tassels blow and tho bins are bulging with their wealth. The young woman has many personal charms, while her papa has many coins of tho kingdom of Qulvera. During the last Ak-Sar-Ben season tho young man In the case parted with $100 In the chief city of Cibola and returned to the school room and his million-dollar Idol. A few weeks ago tho young man offered his hand and heart and was accepted con aitionauy, namely, tnat no earn in some manner between Christmas and New Tear's day $100. So he hied himself to Omaha and placed the above want ad. Ho declares If he wins $100 he will win $1,000,000, and It he falls In one ho falls In both. He wants some one to let him In on tho ground floor without delay. He wants $100, any way, so he gets It honestly. J 4'ouk Johuaon's Mall. J. Cook Johnson, whoe mall baa been held up at the tmiaha poslomce. says non of it litis I'een rorwaroea to ashtiiton, u was reported. lie becured a tentporar reiralnintr order on the afternoon o? Iv cew'jvr 1 aelnat ih aoUva vl Uis puab- SPRATLEN DENIES THE RUMOR I'ollee Commissioner Sara Bo la Hot Framing: a. Hew Home Rale Law, Commissioner Leo Spratlen of tho fire and police board denies tho report that he haa had prepared or Is preparing a home rule bill for the Omaha board of Fire and Police Commissioners. "I must say this news to me, for I havo not even spoken to anyone on the matter, to aay nothing of being interested in any way In tho prep aration of such a bill," Mr. Spratlen said when tho question was asked of htm. do not oven know that anyone Is preparing such a bill," he said In continuation. A rumor gained currency that Mr. Bprat- len, anticipating the poaalblllty of not bo ing retained in omce under tho new state administration, had addressed himself me lasa or iramirg a law that would enable the mayor of Omaha to appoint tho members of this board. or The finest train over any Southern Route to Men's Suits and Overcoats THK RELJABLK STORK mamBaaaasBssaBaaaaaaBBaaaaBsaaaa Bojs' Suits and Overcoats In Our Preinvenlory Clearing Sale No place will you find a better assortment, more up-to-dato styles or as high quality in material and workmanship than at our Clearing sale prices. In accordance-with our cus torn wo will cut prices deeply; on all regular lines in order to greatly reduce our stock before: inventory. Now is your oppor tunity to select from a complete stock at great saving prices. Men's Suits-worth $12.50 ta $18, in fine worsteds, cheviots, cassimeres, etc., fSQ 4 f00 sale price " I 1 Men's Overcoats Worth reg-. ularly from $12.50 to $18, long or medium lengths, in looso or the new semi-fitting styles, perfectly tailored, great va riety of materials and colors -special 75-J0 Boys' School Overcoats, worth; up to $7.50, 750 COO alto Children's Overcoats in sizes 2Va to 8 yards, values up ta $4, at 91.95, $2.50, $2.95 IFOB is the Rock Island's new Golden State Limited Daily at 9:55 a. m., from Kansas City Union Station via El Paso. Every car in the train is new, with the newest features for your comfort. May I send you a copy of our Illustrated booklet, telling about itt F. P- RUTHERFORD, Division Passenger Agent, 1823 Farnain St. Omaha, Neb. OUTAGE RUNS WAY UP THERE Total for December Aaneaato Tnoaaaaal Dollars Oft tee BUI, City Electrician Mlchaelsea estimates tht the total electric light "outage" for December will figure nearly CuoO, which is deducted from the electric light com lany'a bill against toe city. The rate In 1 .Turing the outage Is I cents per hour irr lamp for each hour the are lamps ara uot burning betweea darkne&a and dawn. NO R1ATTER WHAT YOU WANT It WW Save you tizno and money If you Will UAO e O e . Our $2.00 Boys' Shoe is a prize. , So parents think, v?ho have been buying them for I their boys. We selected good cased calf for these ehoes, (had them double soled and strongly made looked after all the little details In mak ing, and sell them for the reasona ble price of $2.00. Somebody, somewhere, may be selling as good a Boys' Shoe for the same money, but we've yet to see it. i THE BOYS' FEET Must be weU shod. We always give the boys' feet as much, or even more, attention than we do the men's. We use as much care In select ing the stock that goes into the boys' shoes. Perhaps we give the boy a little better value than we do the "daddy." We are after the boys' trade and we are getting more of It every day. The values we are giving In our boys' shoe Is what gets the busi ness. Our boys "Steel Shod" shoes have a reputation that we are proud of. Boys' sizes, 2H to 6H. 12-60 Youths' sizes, 1 to 2, $2.25. Little gents' sizes, 10 to 13, $2. Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Faroam SI. THE BEE WANT ADS SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. BROS. FRY SHOE CO. Ill IIOIIIi 16th and Douglas Streets BAILEY H MACH, DENTISTS, Third Floor Paxton Blk. Highest Grade Dentistry. KaasonablG Fricos, Momeseekers9 4 VIA Chicagof Milwaukee (EL St. Paul Railway ROUND TRIP One fare plus $2.00 to points in North and South Dakota every Tuesday in December, and first and third Tuesdays in January, February, March and April, 1907, return limit 21 days. To points in Virginia, Kentucky, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana and Mississippi on December 18, 1906, January 1 and 15, February 5 and 19, March 0 and 19, April 2 and 16, 1907; return limit SO days. Low One Way Rates HALF FARE - plus $2.00 to many points in Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana on December 18, January 1 and 15, February . 5 and 19, March 5 and 19. Fr Information and Folders Inquire at City Ticket Office, 1524 Farnam St. or write to F. A. NASH. Gen'l Western Afit OMAHA, NEB. DELLEVUE COLLEGE t OlXSU B- Clutlcsl. cl.otiac. tallaaopklul MuflM. ALA11M.MY Aa xrfdt4 His tckoul fttn Im ii.u. r any otar cotivc or aaii.rtuif. fcOHMAb . SCHOOL Kl.m.uui' ss4 UMIH4 COVelikVAToKV Tkorr at ul, vluiin. leculU fcac &ft- OMAUA CuftNKCTiu&S BUetrl. 11m urn imll. VtMU Maara Sarlta. 4 4 Can You Talse Two Weeks f and Come Out Here? You can have a nice quiet timt besida any of thete lake in California, or maybe you want to knock about and ace new things. California offera nearly every kind of pleasure; no matter what your favorite b, you'll find it here. Tho UNION PACIFIC books will tell you all about the good times ysj could have in California. CITl' TICKET OFFICE, 1834 Fanuua 'Phone Douglas 834. BEE WANT ADS PRODUCE RESULTS
