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TTTE- OMAIIA DAILY BEE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1907.
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I KIB GLOVES 1
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98c
Women's fine 2-olasp Gloves of French
Lambskin, in black, white,
navy and green, all sizes,
worth $1.39, at, pair
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Women's Mocha and Cape Gloves One clasp, black,
brown, red and tan, Northrup make, II C
all sizes worth $1.50 at,
pair.
Women's Elbow Length Gloves Suede finish, black,
white, mode, grey and evening shades TIQ
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Reynier and other well known makes,
worth $3.50, every pair fitted, at, pair.
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Special Values in Women's Lng
Winter Coats
Here are hundreds of the newest,
most stunning and up-to-date long
coats, in the plain colors and black
also the smartly tailored mix
tures, very well made,
up to date in every
feature, at
Women's Long Broadcloth Coats
Mostly in the blacks, with full
satin lining, and trimmings of
braid -either the loose or fitted
styles the favorites
. of fall and winter
fashion, at
WomenH Kmart Walking , Skirts
in the new short lengths, plain or
mixtures just the f C16
right weights, LP
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ULTRA
FOR
YOUNG MED
THIS YEAR
Is our swell line of Lace,
Blucher and Button $3.60
shoes. These shoes are made
on special lasts and In the
styles prevailing in higher
priced shoes.
The real thing this season
of course, is a button shoe.
We hare no hesitancy In tell
ing you so because many of
the best young men in town
depend on our judgment in
shoe styles. These shoes are
made in Patent Colt, Velour
and Calf dull leather is a
favorite.
Remember the price
53.50 Per Pair
VE SELL LADIES1 HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS
NOV. STYLE BOOK FREE
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnaa SI.
Special Demonstration Every Day ef
GAe LYRA CORSETS
Miss ' Rosa will be glad to explain the many merit of the
Lyra. See the exhibition and demonstration
in Corset Department.
ADVANCE NOTICE
The' Great Sale of GAe Entire Drapery Stock
of a well known Time Payment House
at about 10c on the Dollar.
NEVER A SALE LIKE THIS IN THE HISTORY
0FTUE WEST.
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Next Monday
Your Shoes
ARE THE
WALK-OVER
Always fit, wear and positively
up-to-date
$34 T $4
Your Choice of New Onee
at the
Walk-Over Shoe Store
1321 FARNAM STREET
Ed. S. Thompson, the Walk-Over Man
55FS2Z3
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We Repair
Silverware
Make it to order.
V(n. nnA mnlh It V
. 3old and Silver Plating in all its branches. Chandeliers
and Church Altar Pieces refinished in any color. Automo
bile and Carriage Lamps repaired. Statues repaired and
refinished. .
Omaha Silver Company
'Phone Douglas 1773 314 SOUTH, 13TH STREET
Between Farnam and Harney.
ait ..ith jf
Special
12 -Size Open Face Watch $12.00
A high grade fifteen-jeweled
works, with ateel escapement and
Improved double roller action. Fit
ted in a filled cane Warranted
twenty years.
Agents for the celebrated Mey
ion Watches.
C. D. BROWN CO.
Oor. 16th and Twnua
BIG' MUDDY MUST PAY BACK
Missouri it Filched by Union Pacific
of Land it Stole.
DREDGERS ARE STILL AT WORK
u
Kaad from the Hirer Bed
Conveyed (he Railroad Shops
(i'rmdi and Clearlae:
the Channel.
With a determination to take from the
Missouri river son' of the lands It has
atolen, the dredges of the Union Pacific
Railroad company are still pumping water
and sand from th. river bed and running
It to the sbop grcunda, where the sand la
deposited and the water allowed to flow
back Into the river.
Of all other institutions In the world
Which have succeeded In taking- back the
Iowa. Nebraska and South Dakota farms
which the Missouri river has niched In the
B3 PSB3SS
IVIIDIT FLAKE CELERY
mm,
mm
if eaten daily, there will be a daily
action of the bowels waste re-
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moved nutriment retained. It
;t-s made from the whole wheat
ages of geological time, the .Union Paclilo
Railroad company baa been the most suc
cessful. For years the river has been the enemy
of the railroad 'companies. It has flowed
along peacefully until a railroad built a
line along side of It. Then It attacked the
long line of shimmering steel like a gang
of striking track layers. It undermined the
bed and swallqwod up the rails and ties
with a satisfied smacking of the waves.
Then the track would be bulhj far back
on the bank, an the river channel would
return to the other side to steal a piece of
Iowa and crowds It. over Into Nebraska,
making a whole township go democratic
when It had been republican for a cen-
t ury.
Reatlesa and Remorseless.
As restless In Its bed as a man with a
nightmare, the Missouri river has eaten up
fortunes, taken whole counties In its maw,
wandered around at night and causing
farmer who sowed barley to reap catflah In
their fields and those who ilanted corn have
seen swamps and lakes replace their fields
and gathered mud bens and pond lilies In-
stead of yellow ears of corn.
in the lots which the Union Factnc tins
recovered from the bed of the Missouri
there are saffron sands from the Yellow
stone hills, remains of wide stretches of
Dakota prairies, lands from the Theodore
Roosevelt ranch in the Little Missouri coun
try, limestone sxsvel -om the kilns at
Ysnkton, soil from the Eagles park and
the Woodland race track at Sioux City, fer
tilizing marl from the big blue lake, rip
rap from the Northwestern bridge at Blair
and yell-jw clay from the Omaha Indian
reservation.
All these select materials the Mlssom I
river has filched from rightful owners, u
the treacherous and greedy stream grabbed
everything In reach.
Tue pumping of the railroad company
will continue Into the winter, unless the
tricky river changes and freeses solid.
Spend Your Own Money
Your Own Way
Does it not seem strange to you
that a dealer who tries to substi
tute, when you ask for an adver
tised article, should assume that
you are not capaMe of spending
your own money? Show him that
you are by insisting on getting
what you ask for and refusing any
substitute. Substitutes pay him a
, larger profit, otherwise he would
rive 'ou what you ask for, with
out question. Manufacturers of
advertised articles produce large
quantities, being enabled thereby
to manufacture cheaply and fur
nish the public with hleh grade
goods at the price of Inferior sub
stitutes. Substitutes Are Expensive
AVt Any Price.
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f er al by all Orooer
Find a
Customer
Bvery thin yoe baft
e seU to wanted fcf
somebody It price a4
Quality are right
Bee Want A4 vfl
ta4 tt cos torn .
REMNANT THURSDAY
Special array of
bargain tables,
loaded to the guards with all sorts of needed merchandise
for the person and the home. Supplies renewed every hour
from our gigantic stocks. Prices next to nothing at all.
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Society-
Represents ttie Avui.: -i Art Needlework.
"Koyal Society" is a brand of embroidery floss and mercerised
thread which, tofrether with design for thet finished artirle, stamped
on fine white cashmere or other suitable fnhrlcw, with full directions,
comes tn large envelope. There are at least fifty different design"
which are known by numbers and which ran ire in price from 5c to
1.75. These designs inclnde pillow tops, rack, album, shirt bolder,
work box or scrap basket, covers, waists and underwear, and all
manner of wall baskets.
The season for art. needlwork is on. Thursday we will display
and demonstrate at our neeedlework counter, the scores of beautiful
expressions of an art that Is as historic ns It is Interesting;.
COMPI.ETK MSB OP ATX PKSKiNS Foil HTAMPIXO.
ART NEEDLEWORK
New rlesioTia in art embroid-
lish, German, French and
Turkish designs; pillows,
scarfs, center pieces, pin
cushions, fancy boxes and.
picture frames in all the
newest designs. Each unfin
ished piece gives you the
quantity and shades of floss
required.
FALL 0PEMIVG AD DISPLAY
OF ART NtEDLEVVORK.
THURSDAY SPECIALS
B0 hand embroidered pillows, worth from $5.00 to $12.00 each, $2.08
27-inch cluny lace trimmed, hand embroidered center pieces, worth
from $5.00 to $10.00 each, for $2.08
1,000 stamped pillows and center pieces, worth 25c each, for. . . -10
50c stamped pillow tops, large variety of new designs, for 25
20x30 Inch Laundry Bag, In combination colors, worth 25c, for..lQ
Prices that Talk
FURNITURE
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$2
Sheet Music
BALCONY
Tn Tirst surpriss Bala in
Onr Sliest Muslo Dept.
1,000 Copies t Muslo,
Worth aso vr Copy.
High art titla pages, pop
ular and rlasmlcsl mublc,
every number Rood,
At 55c
or e lor 28c
Hattle of Waterloo, Pearly
Dew Drops, W a r b I 1 n I!
leaves. Oranro Blossoms,
Peri Waltzes, Mountain Hell
Bcottlsche, Fairy Wedding
Walts. Marching Thiougti
Oeorsla, Vitt - Nocturiiff.
ValH Blue, Home Sweet
Home (vocalU, Dt Tremclo.
Kheoherd Souk. titarlltfht
Waltz. L 'Argentine Calvary
Dream Days. Anchoinl.
Over tho Waves, Dally
Question, Anaels Serenade,
PhIiiih, Flee Am a Tllrd, L,ant
Night, Faust, Spring- Son,
etc., etc. Besides this list
there will be aOO popular
pieces, assorted, to cfiooao
from, at
Eaclni 5c
e tor 2Sc
roiaos
Wltmark's popular folio No.
4, rontalnlntc Merty Olds
mohlle, He's My Pal, Good
Night Holaved, Just My
Style, etc. Over I3.0U IC.
worth of music fo...,''
Folio of famous composi
tions, containing' 2 num
bers by such eminent com
posers as Winner, Chopin,
Chamlnade. Handel, etc.,
worth $1.00 eillnf 1.
for oc
u v vi a v v. t a a s asiu -J v(ssJria
sorted. 3 pkgs., 2 So f"
I Trailing Stamps ) flV
merlcan cioups, ) U 'j-TVV1
n ic li?ri5
Bcnnctl's Big Grocery
Coffee Boasted while yon wait; "
always fresh and good.
Three Thonsand One-Found faokages of
Bennett's Capitol Coffee, pkf 28o
And 30 Green Trading Hlamps.
Teas, assorted, pound 48c
And 40 Green Trading Stamps.
Tea slftlngs, pound 15c
And .10 Green Trading Stamps.
Blood of Grape Juice, pint bottle 26c
And so ureen trading stamps.
Jell-O, assorted. 3 pkg., 2&c
10 ureen
Franco-Ami
quail can Jt SI,'-Srl4l
an nrn Trunin Htamns )f-.-l!!I
Marshall's Kippered Her-
rlngi can 30c
10 Green Trading Stamps
Batavla cleaned Currents,
pound . i . . , 12 Vic
10 Green Trading Stamps.
Dunbar's Fhrlmps, large can ... i 20c
And 20 Green Trading Stamps.
Life Buoy Soap, Hlx cukes , 2c
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Maple Cream, package .'.0o
And 10 Greeu Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Extract, bottle 18c
And 20 Green Trading Stamps.
Clams, three cans 25c
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
8BZT SPECIAL
Several dozen large cans garden jtrown
strawberry beets, regular price l'Sc, re
duced to close out, tan 10c
Dr. Price's Food, four pkgs .....26c
CELET SFECIAZ.
Nice crisp, fresh celery, two stalks.... Sc
BESWETT'S CAHDT Grocery Section
Several hundred pounds, fresh made Hoar
hound drops, pound luc
Many Special Thursday Bargains
. SALE
OF BOYS'
SCHOOL
sm of
KASHMIR
ROOM SIZED
Ins al men! Dealers Do Mot Atlempt lo
Compete With Onr Cash Prices.
See our line; compare prices.
Iron and Brass Beds on spec
ial sale, up from
Taborette, like cut, made of selected
oak, substantial and nicely finished
in early English or weathered oak
only. We make a special i "IQ
. j? mi j 11 a
i price or iuursuay, ii .
HAND PAINTED
Pudding Dish would make a handsome wedding
gift. It's a beauty. We have a nice line of Plates,
Creams' and Sugars, Etc. Spend a few mlutes in
our store. Look for the name.
!'S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
1518 So Of las Street
SUITS V ' ' RUGS
Display of Newest Fashions
I The inroads on our stock through the tremendous selling dur-
ing Ak-Sar-Hen and-IIorso Show weeks have been completely
I; effaced by the receipts of many new shipments from the great
1 i fashion centers, and it would be hard to imagine a more complete
j showing of charming Suit, Waist, Coat and Skirt styles than
shown here. f.
Crown Jewel Suits af $25
Are certainly winners among the dis
criminating buyers of Omaha and vi
cinity. Our 10th big shipment this
this season, surpassing in beauty of
design, we believe, any shown this
season well worth . $35 shown for
the first time, Thursday, at... 25
$22.50 Tailor Suits, $14.95100 hand
some garments, in cheviots and
broadcloths, made in Prince Chap
styles, all colors 314.95
100 Handsome Voile Skirts Most
charming new styles, regular $10 val
ues, at . $6.95
$6.00 Silk Skirts, $3.95 A beautiful
new lot just received. The very best
values offered this season.
$20 Chiffon Broadcloth Coats, $14.95
A beautiful lot of garments in newest
styles, satin lined throughout, choice,
at $14.95
French Coney Coats, with Skin
ner satin lining, guaranteed for
2 years, sold everywhere at
$35, at $22.50
IIPoSSs
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$25.00 Caricul Coats, the most
popular of all coats- on sale,
Thursday, at $19.50
Grand Lace Sale Thursday
Two big job lots of laces secured at a fraction of their value
will be placed on 6ale Thursday.
Lot 1 at 2 He Yard Consists of linen,
torchons, cotton torchons, French and
German Vals. and point 'esprit laces,
worth regularly to 10c yard, at 2Js
2nd Lot at 6c Yard Consists of linen,
torchon point "esperlt, French Vai.,
heavy cotton, cluny and fine wash,
laces, worth to 20c yard, at 5
Special Sale of Pearl Buttons and Handkerchiefs
10c Fearl Button, per do 20c Pearl Buttons, per dozen. . t .10
Be Pearl Buttons, per doi 2-t 10c All linen Handkerchiefs 5
15c Pearl Buttons, per dor.. . . 4H 20c All Linen Handkerchiefs. . 7t,
Modish
T Fret Skews (rem CraeklasT '
use Quick Shine Shot Pollslu It oils, pol
ishes and fives a patent leather finish and
la waterproof. Ask your dealer for It.
Announcements, wvddidng atatlonerj and
calling cards, bleak book and mssaslne
binding. 'Phone Doug. 1H. . L Root. loo.
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Illinois Central Railroad
TO
CHICAGO, EAST, SOUTH, AND SOUTHEAST,
MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL NORTH AND NOSTHiVEST.
Fit Tickts, Rates and Detailed Informat on, at
Cily Ticket Office k02 Farnam St., Omaha.
Millinery Greatly Underpriced
A few practical illustrations of our super
iority in millinery value giving;. Every item
a rousing bargain.
Silk Velvet Hats worth regularly , to $3.00.
all shapes in colors and black on sale
Thursday, at 81.50
Felt Shapes, Velvet Shapes and Street HUint)
Worth $2.75, hundreds to select from, Bale
P" 31.25
An Immense Job of Neatly Trimmed Hats
Secured at a great bargain, choice $1,00
A New Lot of the "Distinguished" Trimmed
Hats, 93.00 Scores of newest style ideas,
many Of them with ostrich plume trimmings
and worth up to $8.00, choice Thursday,
at $5.00
Extra Specials for Thursday
12 He values, 6 to a customer, at.
each QK
$1.00 Cottou Blankets 75
$1.25 Cotton Blankets SQti
$1.50 Cotton Blankets
A. C. A. Ticking, 20c value. .... .14
25c double faco German Tecks 18
Amoskeag Apron Ginghams. ... QVt
Home made Comfortable, $6.00, $5.00.
$3.50. $2.50 and , 81.08
Comfortables $1.50. $1.25, $1.00, 98o
n 75
Oi'io to 10:30 A. M. One case of taf
feta, 28 satin finished dress fabrics,
regular 12c goods, Thursday, only,
yard ; 7Wt
Forenoon Only . .
12c pure linen bleached crash 7
10 pieces linen, unbleached crash 5
Amoskeag - Outing Flannels, 12 Vic
quality, at 7
10c Bleached Muslin iiHC
8 Vic Unbleached Muslin 51st?
From 2.00 to S:0O P. M.
One case of Huck Towels, regular
High Grade Dress Goods Sale
We beat everybody on Dress Goods.
From G:3S till 11.00 A. M.
All broadcloths in colors (no blacks)
from $1.50 up. Only one pattern to
a customer at exactly half the marked
price.
From 2.00 to 8:80 P. M.
r4n
AM fhfl 91 f0 rrr1 f allbs ss
svaa kuv ww mmw e s-aeaaw a.eaawa
French plaids, all the $1.00 Scotch
plaids, and the $1.00 fancy plaids, for
two hours only, at, yard.... 58
High Grade Linen Sale
2:00 to 4:00 P. M.
600 $1.50 Table Cloths, fine patterns,
bleached, at, each 80
From 0:OO till 11:00 A. M.
300 fancy Center Pieces that sell for
$1.00, each CO
Thursday, Ladies' Children's Day
In the greatest; sale of winter underwear of the entire season.
Thousands of garments from our great mill purchase and,the big
shipment secured from the R. R. Co., on sale at prices less than
ever known before. v .
Ladles' worsted and heavy ribbed Vests' Boys' Union Suits, heavy ribbed wool,
and Pants, In white or grey, at 4 9c.
39c, 25c and. .' . 10
Ladies' Combination Suits Worth reg
ularly to $2.50. on sale, at 9 So, 69c,
4 9c and . . . 30
Misses', and children's heavy fleeced or
pure worsted union" suits, in white or
grays, at 49c and 30
Boys' Union Sulta Heavy fleeced, all) Others at 49c, 39c, 26o and
sizes from 24 to 34, great 7&c value, ; Children a all wool Stocking
snap at sale price 40 k worth to 60c, Thursday 19
Hundreds of special bargains Thursday
in garments, regular $1.50 value
sale price 08
Ladles' Pure Silk Shawls Black and
white lace or fringed edge, worth reg
ularly to $2.50, at, $1.50. 8c
and (JO
Ladies' Silk and Wool Shawls Black,
white and colors, worth to $3.00, at
$1.50, 98c and
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Caps,
Groceries Groceries
tO lbs. Best Pure Cane Granulated Sugar
for $1.00
48 lb. sack fancy High Patent Minnesota
Flour fur 11.26
1 Pure White, or Yellow Cornmeal, per
.K ft itC
Broinuiiselon. Jellycoi or Jello, ier
package 7(c
1 lb. can assorted Kuups for Trie
3 lb. can solid parked Tomatoes for 11c
2 lb. can Fancy Kwcfl Corn for 1tC
Crosse & lilackwell's Vlnegur. per bot
tle 20c
BnydiT's or lllue Isabel Catsuu. bottle ic
One-fourlli lb. can Colman'a Mustard 16c
DR. BRADBURY, Dentist, 2JKSa
1$06 PAR NAM ST OMAHA. Phsns Douglas 17S6
Extracting 2fta 4sov Wa make specialty
porcelaia FUls..fl up I jt " of metal and rooflnes
Crown .ta.CO np Ayy " V sUtes. Painless work la
BHdgs tVork.S2.fiO op 7 IVVVVJ aU Opca
PUlos ti.09 n V 11 r OTealBgs UU o'clock,
3 lb. can Columbia roupa for
.20c
Lea tc i'errlii's Worcester 8auce, per lint-
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. . . S 'm
,.2ic
. .. .6c
. ,7Hc
tie
1 lb. can Vsn lloulon Cc4a for .
Crosse & Klackwcll's Jams, per Jar
Choice Italian i'run-s. per lb
Choice Hamo Clara Prunes, per lb,.
Fancy '"l'f"rr.lu Peaches, per lb. .
Kancjr Yellow Crawford Peaches, lb. 1(
Fancy Cleaned Currants, per lb. ...... 10t
Fancy Setalew Kulslns. per lb 120
Fancy tcealei!S Huluna Kulelns, lb. .. . Ln
The li.-rft Tea filfilngs, per lb 12u
Fancy Santos i"r,f fee. per lb . . I6e
TkEBH VZOBTABZ.il astd rmirzT
2-&ICCS rOsV WCSsIAOaTl
Kresl: i-iMnacii, per pet k I0o
Good C"kli,(,- AppU'S, per peck 20o
Iurke lU'i'd). I ren CMlibune, each ..2 So
Hubbaid t-rjiiaslies. each &c-7 u n
ilffttJH ricii imniuyr letiuwe lor
Win. id l-Yt.b tHiHlioue Lttuce ittr
6 Hunches Fresh Hadlshes for ...
Um or rurulps. per bunch
v resii ;arrois cr k
3 Heads I'.ndlve
2 Heads Fresh Celery for ......
New Honey, per rack
Fresh Koasted Peanuts, per quart
Cape Cod Cranberries, per quart
I. it rue Juicy UmuiK, per )'r.n
tutabusas, per lb.
..5c
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