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THE OMAHA' DAILY BEE: "WEDNESDAY, 'APRIL 17, 1907.'
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Special
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.Here's a Real Bargain in the Very Latest Fad
The High School Swastika Fob
Very popular with young men and young ladies, too.
The Swastika lucky emblem, in blue and gl
gold or in blue and silver on leather fob jl Hft
regular price is 35c "Wednesday at J
$1.50 Dotted and Figured Nets, 69c Yd.
45-inch Fine Dotted and Figured Nets and 18-inch Oriental
and Irish Crochet Allover Laces, for waists, ff
' yokes, etc., white and cream worth up to
$1.50 a yard on bargain square,at, yard.... w er v
Bargain Squares oi Wide Embroideries
18-inch Nainsook and Cambric Corset Cover Embroideries;
also medium and wide edgings, insertions and headings
all new designs many to match worth up to 30c a yard,
baTga.in.Tarc.8:. .........
on
at
WALL PAPER
Th kind that sticks Rrid
the kind that pleases. Here
are bargains for the most par
ticular and tor those in
??arch of fresh new wall
apers.
Velvet two-toned papers, in
green, reds and browns,
worth up to 75c a toll, at,
per roll 3G
Leather effects, for reception
halls, libraries and dining
rooms, worth up to $2.00 a
roll, Wednesday 50"75t
Wall papers worth 25c, 15c,
10c, 8c and 5c, Wednesday,
We have a few bundles left
of that famous lc wall pa
per. This Is a great special
bargain that will save money
for you.
Housefurnish
ings, Basement
Old Store.
FORhlGN MISSIONS AT BEST
Christian ETinccsliution Ksrer Had as
Bright Outioo-, daji Dt. J niton.
ORIENT COMING TO f AiTH OF THE CROSS
Itw York DUaltatry of Church Cites
Evidences of Steady Progreee
,f Belagr Mad by the
Gospel.
"Never before In the world's history has
the outlook for Christian missions In for
ign countries been so encouraging as to
day," sold Rev. Ir. Howard A new Johns
tun of New Yurk in an interview Tueexlay.
"Take China as an example. We hear
much about the antl-forelgn feeling there
and some peopU Imagine that'ttus feeling
to antl-mlBxlonary.tlt Is nuthlris; of the sorl
The mlaslonanes are in no stense reaponai
hls for that feeling. There are several good
reasons for' It. One of theue Is the dis
honest dealing , of certain commercial In
terests which have come into contact with
the) Celestials. A certain man sold R.OOO.OuO
worth of ordnance and ammunition to Li
Hung Chang. The ammunition didn't lit
the ordnance and much of the good was
damaged so it oould not be used at all.
Naturally such a transaction didn't make
the Chinaman feel well disposed toward
the foreigner. The treatment of the Chinese
In this country is another cause for the
antl-forelgn feeling, as Is also the treat
ment of Chinese awnravnta In the Aslatlo
ports by poor specimens of Americans.
There has been a great change in senti
ment In favor of Chrtetlsn missions in
China since the Bexar uprising. The com-.
mem people as well as the government have
iaevrned that the missions are working for
their good. The empress dowager herself
gave 10.000 taels to the Union Medical col
leg which was dedicated in Peking last
year by the Presbyterians. Congregational
tats and Methodist a The personally ap
pelated representative of the empress, took
th chair on that occasion of the dedica
tion with ths diplomatic representative of
a number of foreign governments present
oa the platform. And the Imperial govern
snent has decreed that the graduates of this
oollego shall be recognised equally with tbs
graduates of tbs Imperial university,
roollah aad Pale Reports.
. "Reports of ths luxury in which mlsi
slonartes live are utterly -untrue aad are
usually circulated by people whose lives
would not bear close scrutiny. The Board
of Forelxn Missions builds the homes of
the inliU.iai I. and they receive about
uoS a year ulary. What object would there
bo for a well educated man to exile him
self ta a foreign land aU bis life for a
freoUoa of fey ho eould earn in ths
OMAHA
Sales
New York Manufacturer's
Entire Sample Line of
While Underskirts
Beautiful made of the finest cambric,
nainsook and muslin.
These fine white petticoats are dain
tily trimmed with lace and eyelet em
broideries all the newest and most
elaborate patterns cut full and am
ple. These skirts are worth in a regu
lar way from $2 up to $5 on 6ale
Wednesday in muslin underwear de
III r.
partment at
7V2c-12y2c-19c
Sale of NOTIONS
Children's Skeleton Waists, all
ties, per pair 36c
Ladles' Hose Supporter, with
large pad and extra heavy
elaatlc, pair B5o
Horn Hair P1n. Bret quality,
special at, box 7Ho
16c Bide Combs, special, pr., lOo
10c Dressing- Combs with metal
back, special ..So
Sc Pin Cubes, all colors . . . .So
19o Dress Bhlelds, perfect qual
ity, pair ...lOo
Fancy Needlework DepL
75o Linen Scarfs and Squares,
stamped and tinted, special,
each lso
25c Oriental Pillow Slips, suit
able for. the poroh, special,
at iavo
Washable Pillow Slips in many
floral designs, special at..8So
$2.00 Round Tennerlffe Dollies,
24-ln., special at 880
Hardware,
Basement
Old Store.
United States T Ths only thing he has to
compensate him is the consciousness that
he s doing a good work. If ho wants to
live a luxurious life he can do so far bet
ter at home. There is no law compelllng
hlra to be a missionary.
"A number of our missionaries havs pri
vate means aad these may live In pretty
good style, but if they do they do so on
their own private Income. We hv. av.
oral missionaries who are 'almost million
aires." SPARROWS FIGHT FOR HOMES
Flocks of Little Birds Pot Cp Fltlfal
Resistance, to Work of
Proa r ess.
An unusual incident attended the dis
mantling of the Central meat market at
the northwest corner of Sixteenth and
Harney streets when workmen removed the
signs on the outside of the building to be
gin the work of remodeling the building
for use by Sherman ds McConnell for a new
drug store.
Hundreds of sparrows, screeching shrilly,
encircled the workmen and entered strenu
ous objection to the demolition of their
homes behind the large signs. The crevices
were filled with birds' neata and tha .tr.
and debris removed would hsve filled a
large packing box. but the work was not
viewed with approval by the homeless spar,
rows, whose snger was plainly evident.
The birds flew In circles around their late
abode and appeared to be contemplating
an attack upon the marauding workmen,
but, a their efforts did not deter the de
struction, ths birds gradually gavs up the
unequal struggle and departed in search of
new homes.
EVEN COLD WATER LOOKS BAD
Wltaoee Tarsi froaa Glass Offered
man hy I'alted States At-
- toreioy la Cwart.
James L. Armeil. on of the witnesses
who teat! fled Monday in the land trial In
federaj court was tbs cause of some 111
repressed amusement. The witness while
on the stand showed evidence of extreme
weaiineaa During the recess for a fsw
moments he preferred to remain In the
witness box. as his examination was- not
finished. When recess had ended and court
resumed Mr. Rueh kindly offered the
venerable witness a glass of water. Armeil
looked at tha water susploioualy for a
moment and then shook his head gravely.
"Nop I dea't want any o' that." said
Armeil. "I know when I've got enough."
"But this Is only water."
"Water? Well I gueas .1 don't want any.
I tale you I know wbenI got enough."
And the veteran emphatically waved Mr.
Rush and the glass of water away, where
upon ths dignity of the court and Jury
relaxed.
OaUJKA'S TJM TOOD CZJTTXJe
wssiintn ffrr.cn at. xm xzat U
DZPABTMIaT. R
S00 lbs. Lamb Shoulder, per lb. .BHe4
California Hams, per lb SHe J,
TAMIZ.T X.XQTJOM. )
Vf Vff,t-1 mirm-. a .Kaa fa . .
House in Omaha that ran rive vou R
and Better or Purer Whitney than
we can.
We do not confllne ourselves to
any one Brand.
W tTanrft. .11 W. T T A. M
Til.. II ,.A I - . . -TZ ." 17
we tiuy our w nisktes in Bond, a
Tk.t Tr,. .k.. I. I. T.... .-J F
Free from any Adulteration.
We do not Employ a Mtxor. We
have No Rectifier's T,t-"nso, conse
quently you can see mat we grlve It K
to you as we ret It from the Govern- K
ment Warehouses. K
Atherton Rye, (10 Tears Old) per O
.'.v'"' !
rrr r un vjuan 91.85 M
I Cedar Brook, (Formerly McBrler's). R
per gallon 94.00 fa
Per Full Quart $1.05 &
I I. W. Harper's, per gallon 93.80 R
i Per Full Q'lart 61.00 &
Duffy's Malt, (11.00 Slxe) 880 B
rtordnn Oln ti 1 Oft 811 BRn V
ImDorted Comae rtranilr. tLBn
Federal Club, (A Genuine Lowland 0
I Bcotcnj 91.88
I Red and White Wines from Call for
' nla, per bottle, up from SOo
(potmncy a Go, fj
I Seventeenth and Douglas
I Tel. Bong-las 647
I Private Exchange connects all Depts.
Don't Bake
It 1 a waste of time and patience.
We carry everything that you need
In the way. of -bakery goods. Our
bread Is the kind that will nourish
you. Our cakes are light and
wholesome, and our pies ars rich
and delicious.
Sample our Ba Ba Coffee Cakes
for breakfast and they will be your
ateady companion for breakfast
ever afterwards.
TRY SOMK OP THESE
WEDNESDAY:
Three-Layer Cakes
Pie, U kinds
Cream Puffs
Coffee Cakes
Cinnamon Bans
Maccaroons
Lady Fingers
- Kisses, Glaces
Fipsy Cake, Ranches.
BALDUFF
1518-20 Fnrnam Street
Youns: Mens Shoes
We've made special provision for
our young men patrons. The young
men always want shoes that are
Jest the Correct Thing
We've tilarh and low cut shoes on
extreme lasts. Some very narrow
toes with every style kink that can
be put into a shoo
$3.60, $4.00 to $5.00
No newspaper can do these shoes
justice. Come see them.
FRY SHOE CO.
Ill IIOIII
16fi and Douglas Streets
Mai! Riulrine
Less Than Wholesale
Ws place on sale this morning 135
cases Malt Nutrlne at 11.75 per case of
1 dosen bottles. The regular price of
this article is 25o per bottle, but we are
going to give our customers ths benefit
of a price as long as this stock lasts.
tealere are welcome to avail themselves
of this price in quantities of nol over
10 cases. - '
lorn Malt Moos.
t5o Malt Nutrlne, bot., lSe, dosen. .. .11.75
tic Malt Nutrlne. If delivered, dos... 1.85
16c Vlmalt. bot. lie, dosen 1.40 '
Stors Malt Extract, dos , 1.10
letter's Malt Extract, dos 1.10 '
Bohemian Malt Extract, dos l.to
We sell SO or 40 kinds of Malt Extract I
Malt Extract. ,
Sherman & McConnell Drug Go. !
Co, lath aad Dodge.
Omaha 1
now are taking precedence over all oihet
voring extracts,
Tli Twentieth Century Farmer
Bewt Fares rapay laawrlt. Bow.
IMS
OMAHA WKATIIEH rXJUKCAST
Aft.r. A He flirt
atllVIIU VMS S Sf)
Dinncrwarc Sale
AH This Week
Mid-Week
Picture Section
SECOND FLOOR.
IlonsevClleaalng Necessities
Picture Wire, pk ..5J
Picture Hooks, dozen 6?
Gold Bronze, for repairing old
frames, pkg 182
Brass Picture Chains, pair. 14
Old Pictures and Frames Cleaned
and Refitted.
Have our wagon call phone
Douglas 137.
VISIT NEW PICTURE GAL-LERIES.
-j "r -y -r--ir-J-
Dress Goods ifoSy
Dress Goods, worth up to $1.50, about
750 pieces the new fancy or plain
weaves hundreds of lengths, exquis
ite styles and black goods
included, yard i JZJC
A Certified Guarantee With Every
Yard Black Silk Taffete.
Cleola Black Silk Taffeta, best silks in
America none better. To introduce
our famous Cleola Taffetas
we offer 10 pieces, at, yd . .
27-in. Cleola Silk.l 36-in. Cleola Silk,
yard 89p yard 95?
WASH COOPS
Wonderful values Are X-ald Before
Ton When Tou're Looking
for Wash Goods.
TXTEBBAT BAJtOAIXI HOLD
GOOD rOK WEDNESDAY.
20c Beautiful Soring .Suiting,
yard 7HO
2te Beautiful Silk Mohair Lustre,
per yard 14o
8Ec Silk Org-andles. yard lSe
25c Swell Rajah effects, dftr yard,
for .'...laHo
22-ln. Fine linen finished Cham
bray Gingham, worth 18o a yard,
for, yard Bo
EO-ln. Embroidered Linen Voiles,
pretty fabrics for summer suits,
embroidered effects, dots In all
colors, a yard 19o
Tremendous lot of Tins lawns.
Batistes, etc., plain or printed
styles, pretty patterns for house
dresses, klmonas or wrappers,
worth up to lto a yard, Wednes
day, a yard 3e
at $25
Kimoaas
Made of Figured
Lawn, bordered in
plain lawn; regular
85c quality, for
Ik
Over two hun
dred for your
special atten
tion. Tou can
not afford to
miss this op
portunity of
securing a
high-grade
man-tailored
Suit Styles
are
Thme-Button
Cutaway
The Nobby
Waists
Made of fine sheer
lawn, embroidery
and lace trimmed,
all sizes, $1.60 val
ues waist section:
second floor
Prince Chap
The Popular
Pony Coat
The Jaunty
Eton, etc
Cloths are fine
Chiffon Pana
mas, English
Suitings and
Serge-
Clothing for
t
BOTS BUTTS, 3 to 16
Tear Made of wors
teds, casslmeres and
chevlota. We show
them In a variety of
patterns plaids and
mixed effecta. In light
and dark shinies. Styles
are Sailor, Collar
Blouse and Russian,
with emblem and sou
tache to match. Lou-ble-breafted
Coat has
Knee Trousers and
belted Coat has Knick
erbocker Trousers.
These suits are the
veiy latest Ideas in
boya" wear for these
sea. No finer valuea
were ever offered be
fore in Omaha.
ovB men
KtuMaiaCUnaa
"If lt i'rutn iiennUt'a It I Hood."
BENNETT'S DIG GROCERY
J pounds
And cme Hundred
GherardelU'a Cocoa. H-lb. can
And Twenty Green
Patna Rloe, per pound
And Ten Green
ncu I vmm - rwtm, i mil
And Ten
km
Marenan s Kippereo Herring, can. 10c
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Three Star Salmon, can lOo
And Teuty Oreen Trading Stamps.
Red Snapper Rauce, bottle 25c
And Twenty Green Trading Stampa.
Ited Snapper Kellah, bottle 16o
And Twenty Uren Trading Stamps.
Wednesday. Fair."
Wnft for Our First
Special Sale of
Men's Hats
In Our New Men's list Department
Snaps
Sale of Engraved
Stationery
Twenty-four Sheet finest Linen
and Bond Paper, and twenty-four
Envelopes to match, all the late
shapes and colors VOUR MON
OGRAM OR INITIAL STAMPED
FREE OF CHARGE IN ANY
COLOR 18c value, for
19c
If Stamped in Gold or Silver, 6c
Extra.
STATIONERY MAIN FLOOR.
Notions
Feather stlched Braids
600 assorted patterns,
yds. to piece; val
ues up to lOo piece,
at o j
Nine assorted sizes
Pearl Buttons, 1
do, to card, worth
up to 10c. Wednes
day, I dos. for.. Bo
Llrht Weight Prin
cess Dress Shields,
assorted sixes; val
ues up to 16o pair;
Wednesday, t pairs
for ana
4-yard pieces White
Tape, ail widths
; worth 3o piece;
Wednesday, 4 pes.
for Bo
Climax Blsclc Spool
Bilk, dozen spools
at 1
48c
Domestics
MAIN AISLE REAR
Everything you ask for any
size sheet or pillow case; every
width in- sheeting. Elegant se
lections of print goods, percales,
silkollnes, cretonnes, etc.:
Bleached sheets, large size, 49
45x36 'Pillow Cases, at..... 7
Table Pads all prices and widths.
Bed Fads, from 3.50 down
to $1.50
15c Silkollnes, yard 5
Apron Gingham, good grade,
yard At
8-4 Bleached Sheeting, elegant
quality, at 21
85c Embrd. Flannels, yd... 51)
Wednesday Suit Special
i
flXb
Men and Boys
Men's Suits at $15
6ults. beyond a doubt,
packed full of style
and snap; single and
double-breasted mod
els shown In blue ser
ges, black .thlbeta and
unlflahed worsteds;
over and above these
fabrics we show the
most stylish patterns
and shades In worsteds,
and casslmeres; auch
men's suit values were
never nd could not
be offered at the
price
$15.00
Splendid Talaes la
Kala Ooats at SIS,
11S.60 aad $10.
Superb showlnr of light
weight Overcoats In
blacks, rreys, tans, etc.,
with Venetian Serge and
Bilk Unlnce
30.00 "to 613.50.
ft no
Green Trading Stamps,
..260
..10c
,ioo
Trading Stampa.
Trading Stamps.
Oreen Trading Stamps.
Vanilla Wafers. pkg.lOo
And Ten Green Trading
Stampa.
Oil Sardlnea, can So,
Potted Meat, can ....40
Salmon, small, cans. lie
0
Special Sale of Boys' Suits Wednesday ..
Bait, Bat
tii mask
FREE
With Every
Suit
dm
THE RELIABLE STRB
Special Furnishing Goods Bargains
Men's Necktie Sample line of regu
lar 50c qualities, in all the newest
fancies, plaids, checks and plain col
ors; latest styles; . remarkable bar
gain at &5c
Men's Half Hose, in black,' tan or fan
cies, worth regularly to 25c; sale
price 12 He and 10c
EXTRA SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY
Hour Sales in Greal South Room
:30 a. m. 50 do Towels, regular 15c
goods; as long as they last, each." He
:30 a. m; -Two bales' of unbleached
Muslin, regular 8c goods, as long
as they last, per yard ; 64c
0:30 a. m.Two cases of Pacific Chai
ns, regular 7 hie goods; fine styleB
and fast colors; as long as they last,
at, per yard 2?c
p. m. One case of extra long rem
Pearl Button
All kinds of Pearl Buttons on sale In
5 great lots at less than half regular
prices:
First Lot Pearl Buttons on sale
Wednesday at, dozen . . . lc
Second Lot Regular 6c Pearl Buttons
at, doz ... ltic
Sale of Jap-a-Lac
In Housefurnlshlng department
Wednesday. Now Is the time to lay In
your supply.
16c cans, all colors 0e
25c cans, all colors 18c
40c cans, all colors '. 24c
76c cans, all colors 49c
Best quality Mixed House Paints, guar
anteed, at, gallon 1.23
A splendid Ready Mixed House Paint
here, per gallon 98c
Low
sections ara
Shortest
For full
W. G. DAVIDSON,
crrr ticket aqent,
tut rAKNAN sr.
OMAHA,
BKALTIFV VOtH LAWN WITH
The Best
Chicago
Train
Number 66 The Iowa
Limited train de luxe:
Leaves Onahs, S.SS pm
Arrives Chicago, 8.IS ta
Electric -lighted sleeper and
coach cafe car for supper,
diner for breakfast.
Three other fast daily trains to
Chicago. New motive power
and new equipment on practi
cally all of our trains.
CET TICKETS AT
Omaha Union Depot, or
1523 Famam St.
mm
OaT BBAUkial Today
Look fjr our slan.
OVm lOTTLID Bock
Is delirious. It s suing
fast. Better have u
snd a few easel
home. Phone Weh 12"!0
Bail, Oaf j
and Mask
r f p
FREE
With Every
Suit
Men's Shirts, worth to tl-00, in mad
ras, chambrays and percales, cuffs
attached or detached, sale price. .43a
Boys' Shirts. Shirt Waists and moused
Splendid
values at. . . . 49c-75c OScf
Ladles' 25c Black Hose, with double
sole, at, pair 12 He
nants of 12 He Ginghams; as long as
they last, at, yard 5c
3 p. m. One case of 86-lnch Sllkollne;
fast colors, fine goods; regular 12 Ho
quality, as long as they last, at,
yard 8H
4 p. m. Two case of remnants of
White Goods, ranging in price from
12 He to 25c; as long as they last, at,
.per yard ?4o
Several other specials during the day.
Sale Wednesday
Third Lot Regular 7 4c quality Pearl
Buttons, at, dozen 2c
Fnurth Lot Regular lOo and 15c
Pearl Buttons, at, dozen 4 Ho
Fifth Lot A splendid lot ot regular
25c Pearl Buttons at 10c
China Dept. Specials
Krystal Water Set, large tankard shape
pitcher and 6 tumblers; you can
hardly distinguish this wear from
real cut glass; special, ier set. . .95c
Large 3-qt Bowls, special. 10c
12-in. Vases, with tinted Tops, green,
red, blue or crystal, choice lOo
Krystal Pint Jugs, great snap at..lOo
Rates to the W est
vtn
KMT
Round trip and oai.wty tickets at about on
balf the) usual rat to points la Dakota, Moatana,
Idaho. Washington and Canadian Northwest ara
on sala during March and April. Tha best cos
mad in Ualon Depot, St. Paul.
rente and time.
Information apply to
r. l. dohertt.
COUNCIL BLUm.
OUR IKON AM) WIRE PUNCH.
jremses ana ArDors for vines, flower guards,
chairs, setees, vases, tree guards, hitching posts,
window guards, barn fixtures and chicken fence.
CHAMPION FENCE COM PAN Y.
611 South leta Street. Tel. Bougies 1394
Bend for Oatalorne.
New York
Via
"Lake Shore"
Via Chicago
Michigan Central"
Via Chicago
"Bifj Four"
. Via St. Louis
" or Peoria
Magnificent Trains landing
passengers in
Grand Central Station
In ths Heart of New York City
Wnen you travel, you might
, as well bavo the best.
All railroad agents aro delighted
to ticket their patrons via. tha
New York
Central Lines
Ask them.
WAAREN J. LYNCH
Passenger TraKio Manager. Chicago
Food for rn
eaa, anO awrvoue taej
ho And their wetr M
Nerves
work and youthful Tlgtag
aone as a reault or ever
work or mental exertion should take
GHAT'S NEUVt; FOOD I'H.La They wij
Bake you eat and sleep and be a nan agelat
X Boni bosw UO ky MalL
Sherman c& McConnell Drug Co
Utn ana Liodge tits. oauu. Mes
E -PATENTS that PROTECT
OiaJ J bowk for I - Uaf a sbsu'4 es r-wai,t )f C . 14. ilsaH I
H 1 1 B HCf w.h.eft,D C- f stab. I
SCHOOLS AID COLLEGES.
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DELLEVUC COLLEGE
CoLUtok CUicl. cmsiiSc. vbils,aiuU oeunwa,
iULilV-ii .crmMl klKB Kbual lus Ue
Ueuetua or any otber voliK of aaivtfBti.
KuKMAL, i udoU Jtini.".i.rr . mat s4saee4
couw. Crttft.ls araaud.
CGNsfcaVATuHY iatuijr ml Bsate, staae, ulii
vtuno, lu-utla sdS at.
Omaha comk.TiuHB Cieoiru Uae ess svilia.
wa nllvaj. roar Mutam tatraailenaa.
AA4iws (-iMlaaBt Vaaseuna. iMuetve. sm.
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