it
THURSDAY'S
Extra Specials
LADIES
6RftVENETTE
(Tnaf s
- LT Vt
Worth up to $7.50.
Brandeis bought 225 of these
storm inroof cravenette coats
at about 40o on the dollar. It
was a lucky purchase and we
will make it a big bargain
event for you Thursday.
9
Cravenettes in all sizes well made
and nicely tailored many have
back pleats and self button trimmed
tans, castors, olives,
and oxfords worth
up to
$7.60.
fit
IN BASEMENT CLOAK DEPARTMENT
Grand Sale - Furs
We Bought at Our Own Prto the Odds and Ends From
FLAXMAN and FREUND. 37th E. 8th St.. N. Y.
This well known firm closed
out their odds and ends of fur
scarfs at a big sacrifice in order
to turn them into cash before
the end of the season.
One big lot of fur cluster scarfs, worth.
from SI. 00
to $1.50
each, at
each
Odda and ends and samples of single
and double fur scarfs many popular
furs and new shapes
actually worth $2.60,
$8.00 and $3.60, '
at, each
All on sale In Basement,
Omaha's Pare Food Center
CHEESE
In this department we aim to
carry all the best Cheese at the fol
lowing low prices:
SPKC'IAL FOK THIS WEEK.
Imported Swiss Cheese, per lb... 300
lvimestlc Swiss Cheese, prr lb... 180
New York Cream t'hepue, per lb.. 800
Young America Cream Cheese,
per 11) 18o
I.imborirer Cheene, per lb ...BOo
Imported Oouda, per lb 350
Sweflioh (Caraway Seed), per lb. .85c
Swedish nun Ost. rer lb B5c
NorwelKlnn Trime Cheese, per lb.. BOc
Vermont Sae, per lb 85o
Roquefort' Cheese, per lb 600
Appetetose, each , So
Sap Shro, each lOo
Noufrhatel, each 60
Philadelphia Cream Cheese 10c
Waukeesha Cream Cheese, each . .35o
Edam Cheese, each 91.00
(Kxtra Large and Fine.)
I til (Mined t.ttiiiHfiiufri, iictAes, tfm-il.aao m
Imported Camembert. tins, each.. 450 (5
Royal Luncheon Cheese, per Jar Q
100, 150, 850, 500, 11.00, 11.40 K
80,
Thone Douglas 047.
Private Exchange Connects
Departments,
3 Separate Entrances 3.
Our Great Sale of Ladies
SILK PETTICOATS
Again on Thursday we offer most unusual bargains in these stun
ning all Bilk Petticoats:
25 oh
Women'sHigh
Grade Shoes
Ladles'. $8 Silk Petticoats
black and all colors, fj
at
Ladles' $10 Silk
elaborately made,
at
Petticoats-
.4.98
3 BASEMENT BARGAINS
New lot highly mer
cerized Sateens, Just
received heavy dur
able quality with soft
finish in black and
all bright colors.
Thousands of custo
mers have been wait
ing for
this special
lot, at
yard. . ...
New spring ginghams
neat checks, stripes
and plaids, plain
shades blue, pink, tan
etc., in lengths suit
able for entire dresses
or waists regular
12io grade every
piece war- jr 1
ranted to till I
wash,
at. yd
02b
Various grades and
lengths white goods
will be sold on big
bargain square
some extraordinary
values may be ex
pected in
this lot,
at,
yard
2 If
2b
25 Per Cent DIscouut
On all women's velour and gun metal
calf, button and lace shoes. These are
not broken lines as we have good
sizes and all widths.
The fallowing prices are for cash
only: .
Hunan's women gun metal calf shoes
In blucher and button regular prien
$5.60 sale price $4.13
Foster's tun metal calf. In button
only $5.00, go at 83.73
Wright & Peters women's gun metal
calf. In blucher and button $5.00.
go, at 3.7
Zelghler Bros, gun metal calf. In blu
cher and button $4 go at 83.00
Armstrong women's gun metal calf
hlnrher and button 14.00. Wilt STO
at 3.00
All our $3.50 gun metal calf blucher
and button at twenty-filve per cent
off $3.63
All our $3.00 women's gun metal calf
blucher and button, at one-fourth
Off . 83.85
Ten lines of misses' and children's
box calf, velour and gun metal calf
shpea Included In this sale at 25 per
cent off.
We positively will not change any
Of these shoes at the discount prices.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farn am Street
Maps
OMAHA
OPTICAL
DEPT.,
New Store
U-
100 Calling
Cards at 39c
New Store
LEFLANG BUYS BRICK BLOCK
Lexington Man Maksi Another Iaveitment
in Omaha Eealty.
FORTY THOUSAND FOR THE STATE HOTEL
ot sad ThYee-Story BnUdin la Par
chaser's Fifth Acililtl of
Local Property ta (ho Last
Elfthtcra Moatha.
E. M. F. Leflang of Lexington, Neb., has
bought the lot and . structure at
1X18-10-12 Douglas street, comprising
the Gladstone Bros, grocery and the State
hotel. The price was $40.01)0. The lot la 60
by 133 feet, and the building Is the full
width of the lot, but dues not run back
to the alley. F. D. Wead represented Mr.
Lcflang In the transaction and Alfred Ken
nedy the seller, the Northwestern Mutual
life Insurance company. The property
once belonged to Lucian Woodworth, but
waa taken on mortgage foreclosure by the
Insurance company.
Mr. Leflang has already Invested about
$75,000 In Omaha real estate In the last
eighteen months. lie ' has bought the
Mullen block at Seventeenth and Cuming
streets, the Bolln block on Sixteenth, near
Cuss; a half Interest In the old Omaha
Savings Bank building at Thirteenth and
Douglas streets, and a building on lower
Farnam street.
Harry Ackerman baa bought the brick
tnd frame store buildings at the southeast
corner of Tenth and Hickory streets, pay
ing $6,000. The property formerly belonged
to the Sommer estate and the sale was
made through the Payne Investment com
pany. The Hicks Real Estate company has sold
a residence lot on Farnam street, near
Thirty-eighth, to T. J. O'Brien.
PRICE OF RAISING THE LID
Oae Hundred Dollars ta Coatrlbated
by Jobs Marti to School
Fa ad.
A Skin of Beauty ta a Jos Forever
9
T. rIU Oeuraud' Oriental
Qrm r Mgiol Butiflr
Til. PIbibIm
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ta dcLeciio. 1,
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la proven hiAtlc
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fefttr to
latalf f lb DM'
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"At vot U4!t
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6o4 iWlut) la btois ri.i..s ft4 Kutvm
ill
I
John Martig, who waa arrested Sunday
evening by Sergeants Vanous and Samuel
son for keeping open his saloon at 100!
Howard street In violation of the" Slocumb
law. waa lined $100 and costs after pleading
guilty to the charge of keeping a disor
derly house. His bartender, Florance Thles
sen, who was arrested In the raid of the
saloon, waa discharged.
Martig had Intimated to Chief Donahue
he would plead guilty, but hurriedly
changed his mind when he found that such
action would place his license In jeopardy.
in conversation Wednesday morning with
City Prosecutor Daniel, Martig said he
would fight the case If the charge was for
selling liquor on Sunday, but agreed to
plead guilty If he was charged with the
lesser offense of keeping a disorderly house.
Mr. Daniel was of the opinion that the
evidence of Martlg'a having sold liquor
was none too strong, so filed the complaint
on the disorderly house charge, to which
Martig pleaded guilty.
PHILBIN GETS THE SCHLITZ
Will Succeed Bathora aad Establish
Modera Cafe oa Large
Seal.
P. II. Phllbln has returned from Milwau
kee, where he haa been negotiating with
the Bchllts Brewing company for a long
time lease on the Schiita hotel In Omaha,
situated at Sixteenth and Harney streets.
air. iTuibln has arranged with William
Buthorn, the present proprietor, for the
purchase of his interest In the hotel. 1U
men proposes to give Omaha one of the
largest and moat up-to-date restaurants
and cafes In the west. The building wlU
be entirely remodeled. Mr. Philblu has been
looking for some time for a location fur a
rathskeller and cafe and la now about to
close the deal with the Schlltg Brawlng
company.
s2i n&
STORZ BEER won
Highest Award at
Lincoln State Fair, 1893.
Highest Award and
Gold Medal at Trans
Mississippi Exposition,
Omaha, 1898. Highest
Award and Oold Medal
at Lewis and Clark Cen
t n n 1 a I Exposition,
Portland, Ore., 1905.
This, when In competi
tion with the renowned
beers of the world, and
when Judged by a Jury
of the most critical ex
perts. No other beer
has had higherendorse
ment Drink Storslioer
for your health's sake.
Keep a case' In your
home. Stora lire wing
Co Omaha. U2
BAILEY l MACH
DENTISTS
Thiri Floar, Paxtorv Block
Highest Grail Dentistry
OMAHA WKATHKIt FOUKCAST For Thursday: Warmer.
HOTELS.
iTWhen In Chicago
Stop at The
W&kT
2
StHflord Hotel
European Plan
Refilled, Elegant, Quiet. Located cor
ner of city's two Oaett boulevards,
convenient to entire business center,
(..lute to beat tneacres and shopping
district 3 rooms. 150 private bulbs:
luxurious writing and reception rooms;
woodwork mabottanr throughout; brass
beds and all modern comforts; telephone
In every room: twain if ill dining- rooms
the best of everything at moderate prices.
Michigan and Jscksoa Blvds. Chicago
ucago II
DA Die UATr. Hot rlr.fs. Ark
sswss-e. Open All the year
Practically treproof. During the put
summer -iuirly retitted and Otxxiralt-il;
hot and culd running water In every rupm,
American and Kurpean plur
i. M. XATa, Lessee aaA IUuM -
;
CAPITOL COAL
Largest Sale of Any Soft Coal in Omaha. '
Lump, ton. .$6.50. Nut, ton. .$6.25 Sacks..30
WLl 11 J
The Buyers Sale
There is, in every great store, a keen and commendable
rivalry among the managers of the various departments.
Each wishes to beat the other fellow's record, and above
and beyond all things, BEAT HIS OWN RECORD OF
THE CORRESPONDING PERIOD A YEAR AGO.
Some one suggested a BUYERS' and MANAGERS'
SALE. We agreed.
EVERY BARGAIN OFFERED IS A FAT, JUICY
ONE. GET A LOAD OF THEM 'phone or send a messen
get either is as safe here as calling, though we'd much
rather have you call, of course.
Buyers SaJe of Silks. Dress Goods,
Wash Goods and Domestics
I have made special arrangements to sell more goods
Thursday in my department than I did last Monday, and
Monday T-aa the record breaker in my experience since I
took hold of these departments. You will readily see the
reason for the large crowds in these sections when you read
the prices below:
Thursday I offer a tremendous lot of elegant fancy silk Shirt Waist
Suitings of all kinds, stripes In va-
rlous widths, etc., elegant dotted
gowns, nearly all shades, inurs
day at the low price of, yard . 29
Drcis Goods '
Every customer will be more than pleased
with these bargains for Thursday greatest
values ever offered in Omaha:
62-ln. Voile,. In brown and navy blue only,'
worth $1.25, In little self-colored web ef
fects, now. Q
yard -U
50-ln. black Oxford weaves, a new spring fab
ric, In navy blue and black only, 70
worth $.1, at JC
New Spring Welt weaves. In every new Spring
shade, tan, light grey, red, navy and black,
an extraordlnarly good quality, '
worth 85c, now , . v OC
The best $1.00 All Wool Batiste, 46-ln. wide,
all colors, brown, tan, pink, cream white,
navy, red and black, 49c
$1.00 BLACK MOHAIR,
yard
62-ln. All Wool Nun's Veiling, . XClp
eleeant Quality, yard ..... J
10c Flannelettes, on sale
at
18c Moleskin' Flannels, best
styles
36-ln. Navy Blue or Tan Panama, half wool,
great bargain-, on sale II
. V V
49c
.5c
9c
Rare Chance
to Secure
Lengths of
All Kinds
Remnants
of
Domestics
10c Outing Flan
nels, Percales,
Prints, Silkolines
Fancy Denims,
Moleskin " Flan
nels, bargain
square, yard
at
3c
fell
0 V
Imported Face Vef
lngs, Chiffon and
Fancy weaves, sin
gle thread, hair
lines, chenille and
velvet dotted.
cluster and plain,
all size dots and
designs, in black,
brown and colors,
26c value, yard
9c
lUDDorvs
4-inch Plain All Silk Taffeta Ribbon,
in all the popular colorings, worth
15c yard, at 0d
5Ml-incb. Fancy Roman stripe soft
Taffeta Ribbon, worth 25c yard,
at . . . .
3M!-mch All Silk Embroidered Polka
S pedal Thursday Bargains
s at
- Watch for
Crtat Intro
dudory Sale
of
Underskirts
Friday
mm
1
THE RILIABLK STCrtK
See Underskirt
Display In
Sixteenth St.
Window-
Sale
Friday
I
Woniek's NeckwearVeiliigs
. . . bUU. Embroidered
Bll- f . .
Lace Trimmed
Coat Sets, worth
75c, at ....39
Swiss embroidered
hemstitched and
scalloped edge
Turnover Collars
each 5
Fancy embroidered
silk taffeta Stock
Collars, with
niching attached
to top of collar,
worth 25c each,
at 12M:
Ready-made Veils
of chiffon, iy2
yards long, worth
25c each, at..5
. ,,X2V"C Manufacturers' sample
trimmed Stock Col-
Dot Ribbon, worth 29c, at ....15 75c'each, at;...!
Manuiaciurers' Stock Sale
and January Clearance
Thursday, the jrreatest bargains yet In thl
remakable bargain sale season.
MANlFACTrnKIW' HTOCK OF SKIHTS s
In splendid variety of style, material ahd
pattern, garments worth regularly op to
$7.60, Thursday, at, choice $2.08
150 LADIES' COATS That sold regularly up
to $8.90, mostly fancy mixed fabrics, choice
Thursday $2.03
128 COATS That sold up to $12.60, to close
Saturday, at, choice $4.05
117 COATS That sold up to $18.00, In plain
kerseys and fancy mixtures, satin lined
. throughout, greatest bargains ever offered
at, choice $7.50
$20.00 and $25.00 Black Broadcloth Coats,
60-ln. long, satin lined throughout, velvet
and braid trimmed, choice Thursday. $10
75 Tailor SuiU that Sold up to $20.00 Will
be on sale Thursday at, choice ....$7.50
125 Tailor Suits Values up to $25.00. whil
they last, at, choice $10.00.
Thursday Hour Specials
THAT WILL UNlornTKI)LV COAX YOU FROM HOME YOU'VE KEVEH
KNOWN THE EQUAL OF THESE VALUES
FROM 8 TILL ,9 A. M. Women's Fur Scarf 8 .....30d
FROM 8 TILL 'lO A. M. Women's Black Underskirts, 16-in. flounce at.25
FROM 8:30 TILL 9:30 A. M. Children's Dresses, In sizes from 4 to 14
! years at 30i
, FROM 9:30 TILL 10:30 A. M. Women's Heavy Flannelette Petticoats,
crochet trimmed, for one hour at, each 10
FROM 11 A. M. to 12 M. Infants' Flannel Petticoats, 35c value, at ....150
. PROM 12 M. TILL 1 P. M. Children's Bear Skin Bonnets, $1.00 values, at,
each , 25
. FROM 1 TILL 2 P. M. A small lot of Cashmere Wrappers at, each. .$1.00'
j FROM 2 TILL 3 P. M. Infants' Flannel Wrappers, 76c values at, each..35
FROM 3 TILL 4 P. M. Infants' 20c Bibs, each . 70
Be Sure and Attend Our Famous Hourly
Sales in the Bargain Room
FROM 8:30 TILL 9:30 A. M. We will sell 36-inch Percales, In remnants ol
from 2 to 10 yards, good goods, fast colors, at, per yd 1
FROM 10 TILL 11 A. M. We will sell 100 dos. 10c Towels, both Turkish and
Huckaback, only 3 pair to a customer, at, each 4)
FROM 1 TILL 2 P. M. We will sell 100 bolts White Damask, regular 25o
quality, at, yard 12tt
FROM 2:30 TILL 3:30 P. M. We will sell 100 pieces of the celebrated Gob
elin Drapery, 36 Inches wide, from the bolt, regular 12 c quality, one hour
only, at, yard 3t
FROM 4 TILL 5 P. M. We will sell 100 pieces of Wrhite Piques, Basket
Weaves, Jacquards, etc., worth up to 25c a yard, at, per yard.. ........ 2
Hourly Dress Goods Sale
FROM 2:30 TILL 3:30 P. M. We will sell 64-inch Plain Mohair, regular T5
and $1.00 quality, only one pattern to a customer at, yard.,-.....3n
Several other sales throughout the house all day.
Sacrifice Sale of Millinery
TRIMMED HATS, worth up to $15, at $2.50 In order to make room for New!
Spring goods, Thursday and during the balance of this week we will sell ele
gantly trimmed hats, which retailed regularly at from $8 up as high as $15.
all at one price go jq
Trimmed Hats that sold regularly at One lot of Trimmed Hats, slightly
from $6.00 up to t $10.00. at mussed- from handling, to close
tuu,i; 551.UUI rnursaay, at
VIOLETS 3 doz. in a bunch, as a Thursday special at 2 bunches for
250
50
Buyers and Managers Sale in Women's,
Misses. Children's and Infants Ready-to-WearThursday
Specials
51 or $15 Women's riaid and
in. long, notched velvet
collar, the swagger coat
buyers' sale price.. $5.95
$5 Women's Tailored Taf
feta Waists, plain and
plaid silks, some are trim
med, buyers' sale price
only $1.95
Ma.de
Suits
$15 and. $19.60
Women's Suits,
$6.95 Only 48
of these suits to
. 75c WOMEN'S cm.rnm'M
MUSLIN DRAW"
COATS
tailored and this tdo a .., 2 S Children'
Clkj, ui.ug vAi... pon.
season's styles
full, wide flare at $1.19
1 i rurne emDroia- $E 0o Children's
buyers sale price ery and lace trlm. Coati 3 to yr..
med, buyers' sale a
nrlci $S.OO Children's
P"co Coats. to 14 yrs
if OC "
If 7 f T t. $5 00 Children's
0 39c, sr.'-ws
mat abe wrararnRs with ihi
KOVBSKEEPZB8 Or THB MOST TAB
TISIOUS FAMlilXS
Highest quality, freshttst goods and
prli-es the lowest.
21 pounds Iiest Pure Cane Granulated
8u(fAr 11.00
The Best Hond-Plcked Navy Beans, per
pound 2 Wo
The Best Breakfast Oatmeal, per lb.2c
Choice Japan Rice, per lb 40
The Best Pearl, Tapioca or Sago, per
pound ..... 7
1-lb. package Beat Macaroni, per pkg.8Hc
OH or Mustard Bardines. per can ....80
H-lb. cans Walter Baker's Cocoa.... 20c
H-lb. pkg. Walter Baker's Chocolate. 18o
Quart bottles Crosse & Blaxkwell's Vine
gar 20c
Worcester Sauce, per bottle 7 Vic
The Best Soda or Oyster Crackers, per
pound 60
Fresh, crisp Dinger Snaps, per lb.... 60
Egg-P-See Breakfast Food, per pkg.70
Bromangelon, Jellycon or Jello, per park
age 7ttc
Grocery Prices
4 IhH. ftfNt Rullr T.BIin4n, a.-.-h ...
- ----- V. r . '? omrvii, . . . , . 100
2-lb. caus Best Sau City Hweet Sugar
Corn j0
8-lb. cane Solid Packed Tomatoe....Uo
Fancy Santos Coffee, per lb ' ila
The finest Tea Sittings, per lb.. ..hfco
BUIT ABB TZaiTABLSI,
Why pay more for your Fresh Vegeta
bles and Fruits, when you can buy the
freshest and best grown at th following
prices:
Beets, Carrots Parsnips, Turnlpa,
I bunches Fresh Bnets
I bunches Fresh Kadlshes ..
t bunches Fresh Parsley .,,
1 bunches tihalot Unions
Fancy Late Bed Cranberries, quart.
-.--- " 'g., juuiiu, .... .IX
fK2 J&h.Wl'!
no
J. iron tVH n 1 f 1 , , , t)0
Meilcaj. Plnon Nuta. per pound. ...lyo
Fancy Ulckurv Nuta. ner nnn.i
11 " J! "VL "
.So
. .6a
..Co
..So
..Co
a
4
0
BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY
THURSDAY'S) X.I8T OT HOIST IATEBS
Bennett's Capitol Flour sark ,
And Frty Green Trading Stamps.
.ORANl'LATED 1 OA H DOU BLE OlltEN TRADINO STAMPS
BsnnstVs Breakfast Coffee, t lb. caa, usual price 48o, Tborsday ,
lX)LliLK LrKKKN TBAU1.NU DTAUra Willi TliH.bH JTBUITB
Clearied Currants, pound , 10o
Seedless Raisins, pound ...10a
Keert.'d Raisins, pkg lOo
California Prunes, .pound lOo
Patna Rice. Usual nrire. 10c lb.: Thursday special, pound ,
Maine Suirar Corn, usual price. I2hc can! Thursday, To: doi 80c
Three Star Pears, usual price 20c, to close out ... 14c
Booth's Sweet Potatoes, usual price, lltac can, to close put to
.6Sc
.330
.0
Hennett's Capitol Mincemeat, usual price, 1 pks. for 25c, to close out. i for. 2 6c
Burnham's Clam Chowder, usual price, 20c, large can. to close out.
Torch Lake K-d. Kidney Beans, usual price, tc can, lp close out.
Genesee Cut String Beans, usual price 10c, tp close out
Navy Beans, 10 pounds for , .......25a
Corn Meal, white or yellow. 24-lb. sack .160
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Burnham's Jeliycon, special offer, 4 pkgs. for 2So
rBtriTS ABB TIOIIAILII
Naval Oranges, large, juicy and sweet, worth ISc dosen. Thurs
day 2to
Mixed Nuts, pound 150
15c
, 7c
8o
El
CUBA, FLORIDA AND
NEW ORLEANS
Via
Illinois Central Railroad
Double dally service from Omaha. .Winter Tourist tickets oa sale
dally to resorts in the south; also Homeaeekers' ticket to points la the
south and southeast. 1st and 3d Tuesdays.
MARDI GRAS AT NEW ORLEANS
Tickets on sale February Oth to 10th, good returning until 10th.
with privilege of extending until March 2d, on payment of 60 cents.
LOW RATES TO HAVANA, CUBA i
Steamship "Momus" leaves New Orleans every Saturday at 1 p. xn.
Direct connections made with "Cuban Special" in Chicago, landing
passengers and baggage at the boat side for each sailing.
Send for finely Illustrated literature on Cuba and Florida; also for
booklet, entitled "New Orleans for the Tourist."
Tickets and Information at City Ticket Office, 1402 Farnam St.
Omaha, '
S. NORTH, District Passenger Agent.
EVERY PUFF A DELIGHT
WHII XT
QUALITY T1IK UBT ALWAkH tAUOlOI
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