TIIE OAA DAILY DEE: RATUKDAY, JANUARY 19, 1907.
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Sale of Ladies' Neckwear
'An elegant sample line of the very finest Lace Stocks, Chemisettes, Tab
Collars, etc., in baby Irish crochet ind fine batistes, worth from 75o to $1.25.
Divided into five lots for Saturday's sale.
1st lot, choice 25 2nd lot, choice. .. .450 3rd lot, choice 49t
4th lot, choice 59 5th lot, the greatest bargains ever seen, at.. .G9
January Furnishing Goods Clearance
It's an easy matter to save 33 H to 66 per cent on the price
of your purchase In this greatest of all great January sales. Examine
the Quality of these offerings Saturday. You'll find them even beyond
your expectations.
Men's Madras Shirts In all sices
and great variety of styles and
patterns, worth to $1.00, at 60c,
So and 25
Men's Woolen Undent-ear High
quality garments. In broken lots,
that sold up to 12.00; Saturday
at 11.60 and QSt
Men's Wool Fleeced Underwear
Extra heavy quality, that sold at
11.06 and 1.60 garment; to
dose, at 75i
le Cotton Hose Men's, women's
and children's.
good
heavy
weight at, pair
Extra Specials
In the Bargain Room
Fancy Linen Waiatings In
polka dots, ' stripes and
checks, not a yard worth
lees than 25c, at.... 10
Black Mercerized Sateens
regular 25c quality, in
long remnants; special at,
yard 10?
lSe Huckaback Linen Towels 40
Inches long; special, at.
lOe Double Warp Turkish Towels,
36 In. long; Baturday, each. .5
Finest Meats at Lowest Prices
Quality's what counts. The public thinks so that's evident from
our steady Increase in meat sales. A satisfied customer Is always a
steady customer and means to as steady Increase. That's why we make
certain of best quality at lowest prices in this department. Tender
Juicy Btoaks, Luscious Roasts, Smoked Meats of quality unsurpassed
t low ' prices seldom equaled, never surpassed.
Spring Chickens, per lb llsj I Prime Rib Roast, rolled, Satur-
Pork Lolas, per lb 10 day, per lb 10
Plain Rib Roast, 8 lbs. for.. .25 I Pot Roast, per lb G nd 7t
Special Low Prices on Hams and Bacon Saturday.
I-WOM OF THE CLOB WOMEN
Dausrbtera 0f American Kevolntion Elec
Their Delegates to WaihingtoD.
HELP FOR NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
Mrs. R. C. Hoyt, Recent of the Local
Chapter, aad Mrs. W. Archibald
Smith Will Represent Omaha
1 In Continental Congress.
The election of delegates to the Con
tinental Congress to be held at Washing
ton. D. C. April 19. was the chief business
of the January meeting of the Daughters
of the American Revolution held at tho
public library Monday afternoon. ' By vir
tue of her office of regent, Mrs. H. C.
Hoyt Is the first representative of the local
Chapter. ' Mrs. W. Archibald Smith was
elected delegate and Mrs. Edson Rich, Mrs,
John R. Webster and Mra George Rogers
alternates. Upon tha request of the state
regent, Mra. C. S. Langworthy of Seward,
the chapter voted to contribute 81 from
oach member to the Continental Hall fund.
this building being in process of erection
at Washington, D. C, as permanent head
quarters and meeting pi nee of the national
society. The local chapters has 100 mem
bers and their gift will be a substantial
one.
The February meeting will be held on
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Men's Flece Lined Underwear
Extra heavy quality, In grays
and blues, regular 76c values; to
close, at 45 1
Mew's Hose Worth to a 6c, in
heavy woolen, fleece lined or
medium weight fancy cotton,
great snap at, pair.... 12 4
Oolf Gloves Men's, women's and
children's, 26c and 60c values;
to close, Saturday, at 26c
nd 15s
Men's ' and Boys' Suspenders
Worth 26c pair; Saturday,
at 10
Best Styles '"Men's Hals
Tour Preference In Style of Block Is the
only question to b settled hers for we have
Styles to fit alt faces at prices to please all
purses.
John B. Stetson Hats, at $1.60 to SS-OO
They nel no Introduction, their high
quality Is too weel known.
IstPEsUAI. Well we're just this to ssy. those
who wear them once Inquire for them and
buy them again. Not only will you find the
blocks stylishly striking, but the quality un
equalled at the price $3M
Otna BrBOIAZ, AT Sl.eo Is a world beater
In its clans, nowhere will you And its equal
at our resular price $1.60
a Ttn.1. zxmm or sranro srrn.ES vow
sxown.
msVB WIS TEX OA-FB you cannot And a
more complete assortment. Yoy'U fall to
match our Saturday clearing values at....3o
They're worth regularly to 7Se, compare
them with 60c values shown elsewhere.
Extraordinary sheet
Music Bargains
All Litest Hits at 9cts. Copy
Add lo per copy postage tn ordering
by mall. .
"Evening Shadows" (beautiful new
reveries), "Tho' You're Gone You're
Not Forgotten." "Drifting Leaves'
(new reverie), - Deacon Jones" (new
song, comic), "HoWd You Like to
Be My Beau' "Impatient Jane" (new
two-step), "Breath of Rose" (waits),
"Elaine (new song), "Dixie Blossom'
(two-step).
"Cbeer Up, Mary (biggest
hit In years), special
t
10c
Over 8,000 copies Instrumental and
vocal music, comprising, easy teach
ing pieces, songs, rag-time, etc, at
Ha oopy. Any It copies at SSc
Washington's birthday, at the home of
Mrs. W. S. Heller. 116 North Thirty-third
street. The history department of the
chapter will meet January 22, at the
library, at 2:30 o'clock. The chapter has
been Invited to attend the program to be
plven before the open meeting of the
Woman's club, the afternoon of February
4. by the American history department of
the club.
W. C. T. 1. Women Busy.
The general officers of the Nebraska
Women's Christian Temperance union have
been In executive session at Lincoln this
week, the meeting continuing through FrM
day. Filling out committees and depart
ments for the state work this year, to
gether with some consideration of the leg
islation desired this winter, constituted an
Important part of the business. Friday
the five unions of Lincoln are holding
'meetings tn various parts of the city.
which are being addressed by the general
officers, the subject of the dny being
"Heredity." Mrs. Fred Patterson of
Omaha, state corresponding secretary, went
to Lincoln to attend the meeting.
The Women's Christian Temperance union
is Interested In s pure food measure and
a property -rights measure, and the com
pulsory education and child labor bills.
The state union ftpects to make a
stronger effort than ever this year In be
half of Wtllard Temple at Chicago. A let
ter has been sent out by the chairman of
the state committee urging unions to double
their efforts. The Temple tens, which
plan originated with a Nebraska woman,
have become generally popular and will
contribute a substantial part to the work
la the state this year.
Work with the Legislature.
The programs of the meeting of the gen
eral officers of the Nebraska Christian
Temperance T'nlon and of the Women's
Department of Organized Agriculture In
session at Lincoln, were entirely changed
Thursday by an overshadowing Interest
felt by the women' of the state, regardless
of organisation. In the child labor and
compulsory education bills ; now pending
tn the legislature.
The announcement that the child labor
bill would have a hearing before ths Judlcl-,
ary committee of the house Thursday
sfternoon occasioned the adjournment of
the first meet lug snd the desertion of many
of the women attending tbe sessions at the
state farm who, together with a delega
tion of Lincoln club women and repre
sentatives of the Omaha Woman's club
and ths president of the Nebraska Federa
tion of Woman's clubs attended the hear
ing. The general officers of the Nebraaks
Women's Christian Temperance t'nlon are
In annual session at I'nlverslty Plnce, the
meeting to continue through Friday. Ths
meeting Is being held at the home of Mrs.
Mamie Claflln. editor of the official organ
of the org snlistkm. The I'nlon Worker.
The complete executive committee Is pres
ent Including Mrs. Frances B. Heald of
CWeols, president; Mra S. K. Daily of
I'nlverslty Place, ' vice president; Mrs.
Kmma L. Starrett Central City, cor
responding secretin; Mrs. Frd Patter
son of Omaha, recording secretary; Mra
Annett Neshltt of Pawnee City, treasurer,
and Mrs. Claflln.
Extending t'hantanejsu Work.
The appointment of Mrs. E. U Starrett,
secretary of the lecture bureau, supplies
one of the Important offices. The union
contemplates store extensive Chautauqua
work this year than ever before and will
probably Introduce Its work at the gather
ings at Hastings, Lincoln Epworth As
sembly, Fullerton, Auburn, York, Beatrice,
BHlt-m. Lexington and Iavld City.
In the dlscuxalon of rescue work It was
sgreed Uiht this department Includes co
operation whb the Juvenile courts and all
that pertains to the rescue of unfortu
j
Stylish
Winter
Stylish Waists The entire sample stock
of Max Roth, New York, secured at 60c on
the dollar. On sale Saturday.
Waists worth $1.60 at 60s
Waists worth $2.00 and $3.00 at 95
Waists worth $4.00 at $1.50
Infants' Wear The most complete line of
Infants' garments shown In Omaha. Visit
this department Saturday Second Floor.
New Home Made Wrappers So great has
the reputation of our home made wrappers
become that no comment is necessary to in
troduce the new line, except to say that style
and quality are fully up to, If not superior
to, those shown before. See them Saturday.
Hayden's for Groceriesl Hayden's for Groceriesl
The Greatest of all Grocery Departments in the West
Freshest Creeds, Bess Quality and IVowsst
rrloes.
tl lbs. best Pure Cane Granulated
Sugar 100
10-lb. sacks best white or yellow
Cornmeal . .12HC
Brpmangelon. Jellycon or Jell-O, Pr
package THo
Worcester Sauce, per bottle . iHc
1-lb Jars Fruit Preserves JJo
Oil or Mustard Sardines, per can Ic
10 bars best brands Laundry Soap Jc
Peanut Butter, per Jar o
Pure Horseradish, per bottle Bo
1-lb. pkg Condensed Mines Meat IH
Tar Soap, per cake I Ho
4-lb. cans Breakfast Cocoa 0o
Oaxitobbtia smrxD fitm saib.
fanrv California Prunes, per lb
.40
Vanov n.An.r1 Currants, ner lb....
lOo
Fancy California Grapes, per lb TH
r,ni California Seedless Raisins. lb...
o
o
Fancy I -Crown Muscat' Raisins, lb.lf-to
Fancy Mulr Peaches, per lb 12 Ho
Fancy Evaporated Apples, per lb lOo
nates No appointment was made In the
department, however.
The committee endorsed the chili labor
nnd compulsory education bills now pend
ing in the legislature and also the peti
tion sent out In the Interest of these bills
by the Industrial committee of the Ne
braska Federation of Women's Clubs.
The meeting adjourned at noon to take
luncheon at the Home for the Friendless,
upon Invitation of the superintendent, and
In the afternoon attended the hearing of
the child labor bill before the judiciary
committee of the house.
Although there was a large attendance
of women at tha meeting- of the Nebraska
State Agricultural association, the program
of the women's department was not car
ried out as announced. Substituted for
some of the papers, however, was discus
sion in which the women all participated.
A business meeting was held late In the
afternoon for the adoption of a constitu
tion. District Clab Meetings.
The Fremont Woman's club has taken
the lead in a new plan for providing sup
port for the district meetings. At ths
recent meeting of the Fremont club' a
t-cent percaplta tax was voted to be used
for the annual meeting of the thhd dis
trict. The Fremont club has about ISO
members and It is hoped by state officers
that other clubs of the state will follow
this plan on the district work.
The woman's club of Bradshaw Is the
newest addition to the Nebraska Federation
of Women's Clubs.
EAT AND TALK ADVERTISING
Pleasant and Profitable Rvenlna
Passed by Retail Advertisers'
Association.
Persons Interested In the business of ad
vertising attended a dinner given at the
Commercial club rooms Thursday evening
by the Omaha 'Retail Advertisers' associa
tion. Three subjects had been chosen for
which papers were prepared In advanoa by
members of the organization whose names
were not snnounced and were read, as fol
lows: "Omaha Retail Advertising Laat
Sunday's Pspers A . Criticism," "Who
Reads Advertising?" and 'The Popular
Confusion of Charity and Advertising."
These subjects called forth some very In
teresting and lively discussions, particu
larly the last paper. The drain on the mer
chant for contributions to charity In the
form of program and similar advertising
Is enormous. With one exception every
merchant present acknowledged that thev
felt that these forced contributions. In the
gulte of advertising, should be stopped and
contributions to charity put on a charity
basis and not on an advertising basis.
After sa excellent dinner by Mr. Pryor,
the Commercial olub chef, tha free discus
sion of the papers and their subjects began
over cigars, and those present found much
of value In the remarks made. Meetings
of this kind will be continued monthly for
the benefit of the advertisers.
PLANING MILL IS SCORCHED
Thres Thonsnad Dollars Dnaaati
to Plant of Abraham
Itoseahcry.
Fire In the planing mill of Abraham
Rosenbery. HOI Marcy street, threatened
serious proportions when flames were dis
covered In the building about midnight
Thursday night. When the Are department
arrived the blase had gained considerable
headway and It waa only by prompt work
and the application of much water that
It was presently placed under control.
Much of tha damage. It Is believed, will
bo from water and may reach $3,40u Full
Insurance was carried.
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THE
RELIABLE. OTOflE.
Garments at Less Than
Over $40,000.00 worth of new. garments. Including two manufacturers' storks of win
ter Coats, manufacturer's stock of Suits, a manufacturer's stock of Purs, two great
stocks of Children's Coats, a stock of Skirts and one of Waists. A tremendous purchase
tor so late In the season, but so tempting are the prices that a quick clearance Is assured.
f 2.1.00 and $30.00 Coats at $10.00 Your
unrestricted choice of over 300 elegant
coats, 60 Inches long, loose or tight-fitting
stylos, all high class materials, in
black, brown, red, green, navy, castor or
mixtures; satin lined throughout, trimmed
with stitching, velvet and braids Satur
day's sale price $10.00
f 10.00 and 912.00 Coats at 6)4.95276 new
coats to select from, In great variety of
handsome fancy mixed materials, all new
est stylea, 60 Inches long sale price Sat
urday $4.95
$20.00 and $25.00 Tailor Suits at 910.00
Pine man-tailored garments, in Panamas,
broadcloths and cheviots, most attractive,
styles and unrivaled bargains at,
choice $10.00
EXTRA HOUR SPECIALS.
From 8 Till 8 A. M. Women's Flannelette
Underskirts at 29
From 8:80 Till 0:80 A. M. Children's
Dresses at . . . . 59
From 8 Till 10 A. M. $1.60 Long Kimonos
at .59
From 0:80 Till 10:80 A. M. One lot of
Women's Coats at, choice $1.00
From 10 Till 11 A. M. Women's Shawls
at .... $1.00
SPECIAL SALE OF CHILDREN'S COATS.
Coats worth $4.00 at, choice $1.00
Coats worth $6.00 at, choice $1.50
Coats worth $6 and $7 at, choice. . .$2.93
Coats worth $10 and $12 at, choice. $4.98
The bes Lemon, Orange or Citron
Peel, per lb
1-lb. pkg Seeded Raisins
TXA AMD OOTTSBB.
iTdii'i Bixeot Importers.
lOo
. .o
Fancv Golden Santos Coffee, per lb..,.16o
Fancy Maracatbo blend, per lb 17J
F,nrv Porto Klco blend, ner lb iOc
Fancy Ankola blend, per lb . .26c
4Va pounas ror .vv
Fancy B. F. Japan Tea, per lb 2 Bo
Fancy Sundrled Japan Tea, per lb....I5o
Fancy Oolong, Gunpowder, English
Breakfast dr Ceylon, per lb &o
t ppunds for ft. 00
Fancy Tea Hlftlngs, per lb 12 Ho
BVTTBB ABD CXBXSB SAM. .
Fancy Separator Creamery Butter, equal
to any put up In packages for much
higher price. For this salu only,
per lb Wo
Fancy Llmberger Cheese, per lb 13 Ho
Fancy Brick Cheese, per lb IBc
Fancy New York White Cheese, lb... 17 Ho
MUSICAL COMEDY AT THEATERS
Arthur Dnnn at the Boyd and Billy
Van nt the Km Give Mirth nnd
Mnsle In Large Doses.
Arthur Dunn and company In "The Little
Joker," a musical cotmdy In two nets;
book and lyrics by Herbert Hall Win
slow; music by Anna Caldwell. The
principals:
Punch Swift, the Little Jokor. Arthur Dunn
Professor Franglpannl Henry Ieone
Alexander Swift, Punch's father
Bert Market
Harry Kane, Punch's friend
Oliver Holdon
Mr. Williams, clerk )f the "Butt's Inn,"
Louis Christy
Swipes, bootblack and messenger boy,
Charles P. Williams
Alphonse, servant nt Punch's country
home John Wheeler
Trot, a young husband Luke Wells
The Rev. D. Vine Louis Christy
Pete, a small canine Himself
Sylvia Sterling, plaintiff In a breach of
promise case Marie Olazler
May Treat, friend of Sylvia's
Bessie Franklin
Mrs. Slow, the little widow
Jean Salisbury
Jeannette Slow, her daughter.. .Annie Dale
Dol!y Dashlngton, late of Paris music
halls Katherlne Nelson
Birdie Broadway, professional summer
girl Restrict Flint
"Tho Little Joker," In which Arthur
Dunn Is appearing at the Boyd theater. Is
one of those serio-comic affairs that defy
classification. It has almost enough plot
to be called a comedy, and almost enough
mulc to be called musical, but not enough
of the one or the other to warrant desig
nating It as drama or open, nor does It
altogether deserve to be hyponated. It
docs give Mr. Dunn a wide latitude for his
own peculiar methods of funmaklng, and
he takes full advantage of thee, In the
meantime singing several songs In his cute
little way. As Punh Swift he Is the pop
ular youngster with a large bankroll who
has conceived the notion of marrying a
girl Just because he 'loves her. The fact
Woman's
Health
Every woman may be attract
ive. Bright eyes, pink cheeks
and red lips are ner nature
given right. A sallow skin, lack
of animation, low spirits and
weak nerves may be avoided by
the use of Beecham's Pills, a
remedy that well deserves the
confidence of every woman.
Again and again they have
proved to be invaluable at those
recurring times when so many
women feel debilitated and suf
fer from nervousness, headache
and depression. It is wonderful
the way these pills assist Nature
and relieve the suffering.
Every woman who values
health and good looks should
become a user of
BEEGIIAiTS
PILLS
Bold Iverywhsra, la boxes Vs. and Bs,
Half
Walking Skirts Worth to $10.00 at $5.00
Over 400 fine walking skirts, In very
neweBt designs and materials, all leading
shades, worth up to $10.00 sale price,
choice $5.00
Remarkable Fur Bargains 800 new fur
coats, purchased from Isaacs St Meyers,
6th Ave., New York. On sale Saturday
at ABOUT HALF ACTUAL VALUE
$250 Seal Skin Coats sale price. . . .$135
$275 Seal Skin Coats sale price. . . .$145
One Persian Lamb Coat, mink trimmed,
$260 value, at $100
Four handsome Near Seal Coats, $76 value,
at $30.00
Two Near Seal Coats, regular $60.00 values,
at $20.00
Two Astrakhan Coats, regular $40.00
values, at $18.50
$50.00 French Coney Coats, in this sale,
at $15.00
Fancy Domestlo Swiss Cheese, per lb..I0c
Sap Sago Cheese, each 1 Ho
Hand Cheese, each 1H
Nsufchatel Cheese, each So
rmXSK TBTJTT ABD TBOBTABIB BAlB
Beets, Carrots, Turnips, Rutabagas. Par
snips, red or yellow Onions, per lb..lo
Two heads fresh Lettuce Bo
Two large bunches fresh Radishes Bo
The best klln-drled Sweet Potatoes,
per lb 3a
Large Heads Fresh Cabbage Bo
The best late red Cranberries, par Qt..lHo
California Figs, per pkg So
New Hpnny, per rack lOo
Fancy Fard Dates, per lb It Ho
Mexican Plnon Nuts, per lb 12 Ho
English Walnuts, per lb 160
Black Walnuts, per peck... 26o
Large Cocoanuta, each Bo
Fancy Cooking Figs, lb 7 Ho
Extra large fancy Highland Navel Oranges
retail slse, everywhere per dos., I6o and
40o; our price, per dos.... 2 Be
that she has a bank roll bigger than his
doesn't at first seem to cut any figure.
But it developes that she Is an heiress only
on condition that she marry a man six feet
high. As Artie lacks some feet and a few
Inches of reaching this altitude, he de
cides to attain it and annex the girl and
the million. He takes a dose of medicine
prepared by a qusck doctor, snd gains the
desired height, but not till after he has
married the girl and has been threatened
wlh a breach of promise suit by a girl
who decided to wed him. In the second
act Punch and his bride surprise a lot of
folks having a good time at their home
under the Impression that the young folks
are abroad on their honeymoon. Out of
this grows another lot of fun that Is even
more hilarious than the first Installment.
Mr. Dunn Is quaint and quiet and at
times seems serious. Just then he will
break away Into some of his nonsense,
and all Illusion is dispelled and he becomes
"the little Joker" again, "handing out the
laughs." He still exercises his prerogative
as head of the company and kisses all the
girls in full view of the audience.
Annie Dale as Jeannette Slow, the girl
with the million. Is charming in her youth
ful freshness, and sings her share of the
songs very effectively. Marie Giasler as
Sylvia Sterling, who has the suit for
breach of promise. Is also fair to behold
and something of a songstress. Jean Salis
bury In the part of Mrs. Slow Is a widow
with a wink and one of the Jolliest widow
songs yet recorded. Harry Burgess as a
gangling country lout and Katherlne Nel
son score, the comedy hit of the bill In
their song. "I'm Going Craiy Over You."
and Miss Dais and Mr. Leone have the
best musical number, a duo that is am
bitiously scored and effectively sung.
The Boyd theater was well filled last
night, and the people seemed to enjoy the
performance greatly. It will bo repeated
this evening, with a matinee this after
noon-
Billy Van at the Km.
A country sheriff, a stingy money lender,
a typical politician, an .Kngusnman, a
broken down actor, a female detective with
a face and figure no criminal could resist.
snd a lot of other characters mixed It on
the Krug stage Thursday night with that
excellent fun producer, Billy B. Van, in the
lead as Patsy Bolivar, the new errand boy
at the hotel, who later runs for office.
Billy B. Van is a name well known through
out the land as a guarantee for a good
show, and bis latest offering, "Patsy in
Politics," Is perhaps as good measure as
snythlng in which he has been starred
yet.
It Is to be taken for granted that Van
holds up his end In the work of keeping
the ball rolling and he is assisted by an
array of characters, weird, fantastic, un
usual and funny such as few shows carry.
Clem Bevtns as Pinkerton Pinch, the sher
iff with the pie plate on his manly bosom,
and J. Hooker Wright .as Adam Grouch,
the local monled man with the stooped
figure and crawling attitude, appear to take
pride in doing good work, "always doing
the best they can," as is quoted by Becky
Skinner, another unusual character, by ths
wsy, who frequently repeats her words aa
her chosen motto In life. Becky Is tho vil
lage help and It she were given more to do
In tho piece she would become ths rival
of Bis Hopkins for public favor. Truly
her makeup la a wonder and probably but
few other thsn Miss Blanche Latell could
take the part.
The company is generously large snd
nothing can bo said of tha female portion.
MUs tweetmaa as May B. Wright, tha
female sleuth, while sot so prominent as
some of tha others, carries a refreshing
atroospbero with her whenever aha appears,
mors because of hsr personal charms tliaa
for what aha does. Added, to an eucUat
Pretty designs on sale Saturday, all at one price, per yard 39t
50o Satin Pad Hose Supporters at 19
25o Side Hose Supporters, pair 10
15o Linen Handkerchiefs, each 7i$
Dainty New Undermuslins
The Unmatched Assortment, Unsurpassed Quality and Beauty of De
sign and Unequalled Low Prices in our January Sale of Under Muslins
has resulted in tremendous business from the opening day of the sale.
Every Day New Specials are brought forward. Every Day the Buying
Interest Increases.
ladles' (towns Made of good quality
cambric, tastefully trimmed with
embroidery and ribbons, special BOo
ladies GownsWorth up to St. BO, In
fine quality nainsook and cambric,
daintily trimmed with lace. Inser
tions, tucks and washable ribbons
special bargains Saturday, at 80
and 7So
ladies' gkirte Worth regularly to
J 2.60. made extra long and full with
eep flounces of several rows of lace
and Insertion, special Saturday $i.M
XHtd'es' Skirts In great assortment
of handsome designs, deep embroid
ery snd lace Insertion flounces, great
bargain Saturday at S8e
ladies' Corset Oorsrs Worth to 7 Be,
trimmed with laua and Insertions
front and back, In great variety of
dainty designs, sale price 4 and 3o
ladies' Drawers A sample Una of
nicely made garments, with tucked
lawn ruffles, at 1
Children's Drawers Well made with
neat tucked ruffles, great snap, lfto
ladles' Onttag riaaasl Oowas That
sold regularly at ll.ss, to sloes,
Saturday, at ....Mo
Hosiery
Ladles' Hose in plain Lis
les, all over Laoe and Em
broidered, regular 50o val
ues, at 35c or 3 C
pairs for I
Ladies' Fleece Lined and
Wool Hose, values or.
to 50c, at ZeVC
Children's fine Ribbed Hose
worth up to 25c, f ls
at pair, 15t and.!wt
A Big Mechanic's
IN HARDWARE
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18-Inch Panel Saw No. 7
7 this sale only Wo
24-Inch Hand Saw No. T
this sale fl.10
2-lnch Rip Saw Np. 7
this sale only 1.B7
10-lnch Panel Saw No. I
this sale only 91.50
24-lnch Hand Saw No. 8
this sale only Sl.as
28-Inch Rip Saw No. I
this sale only IL48
20-inch Panel Saw No. 12
this sals only 11M
26-Inch Hand Saw No. 11
this sale only HM
28-lnoh Rip Saw No. 11
this sale only 9L87
These are all Dlsston Saws. The
finest manufactured.
Onod Imn Jack Plans
this sale only BSo
nn,t trnn Rlock Plan
this sals only 91.10
Nn xS-B. Jack Plan.
thla sale only SBo
chorus Is a good male quartet. In all
making "Patsy in Politics" a rattling good
show. It will remain at the Krug theater
the remainder of the week, with a matinee
today.
FIRE BEYOND THE LIMITS
Fonr-Hnndred-Dollar Flame Is
Hard for Firemen to
Got To.
Damage to ths extent of nearly S4A0 was
caused by firs st the residence of J. I.
Tamlnoslan, 4920 Chicago street, about 11
p. m. Thursday. The fire started In the
basement of the cottage after the family
had retired and the origin is a mystery.
The cottage Is situated beyond the fire
limits and considerable difficulty was en
countered In getting water on the flames.
Tamlnoslan is an oriental rug dealer with
offices In the McCague block.
Two runs were made early Friday morn
ing by the department. The Jlrst waa at
6:30 a. m. to the Bplesbergor building at
1018-18 Farnam street, where the chimney
had caught on Are, but the blaze was ex
tinguished without loss. At 7 a, m. a call
was received from 1401 Jackson street,
where a pipe to a stove had fallen down
and filled the building with smoke, but
otherwise caused no damage.
Bee today's ad No. IS, page 12.
Railway Notes nnd Personals.
The Great Northern has sent word to
Omaha that It will not receive any freight
except coal until the present situation in
the north Is relieved.
T. Marsland, - assistant general baggage
agent of the Burlington, with headquarters
at Lincoln, hss resigned, and his place will
be taken by Fred Reno as chief rlerk.
Mr. Mursiana nas neen conneciea wun me
Hurlinsrton for thlrv-slx years and retires
to look after his fruit farm In Washing
ton. J. C Stubbs, director of traffic of the
Harrlman lines, and Judge R. L. Lovell,
P
In the Name of Sense,
that good common sense
of which all of us have a
share, how can you continue
to buy ordinary soda crackers,
stale and dusty as they must
be, when for 5 you can get
Uneeda Biscuit
fresh from the oven, protected
from dirt by a package the
very beauty of which makes
you hungry.
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iOO-Plece Dinner Sets $4.95
Ws have Just received from the Vod
rey Pottery Co.. East Liverpool, O;.
1,00 decorated dinner sets 100
pieces In eaoh set they come In
three colors bins, brown and green
entire lot will be placed on sale
at, per set 94-SS
Tas Qrsatest Dinner Bet Bargala
Brer Offered.
Dseoratee Wash Bowls aad lltohers
BOO pairs to select from, 100 dif
ferent shapes and decorations;
choice, per pair '. 8 So
Plain Porcelain Cups and Saucers
each IHo
White XarllanA China, for decorating,
at 2B per oent discount from our
usual low prices- 284 per cent sav
ing from prices elsewhere.
Slop Jars, with handle and cover
eaoh SOo
Tool Sale Saturday
DEPARTMENT
No. 28-B. Fore Plans
this sale only
A very fine Ratchet Brace
UB
91-49
this sale only. . . I
A good Ratchet (race
tnis sale oniy
Standard Ratchet Brace
BSO
this sale only
.880
B5o
Car and Ship Augur Bits-
all slaes tnis sale oniy
David Maydole's Solid Steel
Hammer this sale only..
..80
All Steel Carpenter's Hammer
this sale only 4e
All steel, good finish Carpenter's
Hammer this sale only SOo
Cast steel Carpenter's Hammer
this sale only loo and ISO
Solid Steel Hatchet
this sale only 40o
Solid Steel Shingle Hatchet
this sale only
A good all around Hatchet
this sale only 10o
Spirit Levels each, 890, 79c 49c
89c and
Remember this sale is for ens day
only Saturday.
general counsel of the Union Pacific, passed
through Omaha Thursday night, enroute to
Seattle, where the Interstate Commerce
commission is holding a continuance of the
investigation Into the matter of non
competition of the Union Pacific and tha
Southern Pacific because of the Joint own
ership of these roads by the Harrtman
syndicate.
IS. R. Griffin, general manager of ths
Great Western road of Colorado, was In
Omaha Thursday. Mr. Griffin was formerly
connected with the Union Pacific.
See today's ad No. 20, page 11
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Park board will meet Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. F. H. Davis has been granted a
permit to erect a brick store at 814-1S South
Sixteenth street at a cost of S4.5UO.
Henrietta Wardlaw applied Friday to tho
district court for a divorce from John A.
Wardlaw on the ground of desertion. They
were married in Glenwood, la., June 2S,
1898. She wants her maiden name, Hen
rietta Busch, restored.
Some fifteen or more of the dentists of
Omaha sut down at their regular monthly
banquet tt the Millard hotel Thursday
night. The purpose of these monthly feeds
is for mutual improvement, conference and
a talk over dentul mutters generally.
Mrs. D. B. Wells of Chicago will arrive
In the city Saturday morning and will be
the guest of Mrs. S. E. Howell, 28 Park
avenue. Her lectures on "The Island
World" will begin on Monday at 2:30 p. m.
In the First Presbyterian church and con
tinue every day during the week.
A South Omaha car going north and
Harney street cur going west collided at
the corner of Fourteenth and Harney
strrets about S o'clock Friday morning.
The step was torn away from the South
Omnha car, but none whs Injured, as trior
were few passengers on the car at tho
time.
Charged with selling milk that contained
an Insufficient amount of butter fat, A.
Anderson, a dairyman ut Fifty-sixth and
William streets, was fined 5 and costs In
poli-e court Friday morning. On account
of sickness the case against another dairy
man, J. P. Porcupill, Twenty-third and
Cuming streets, who was arrested on a
s'mllnr charge, waa continued until Janu
ary 26.
BISCUIT COMPANY