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10 TFTE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. FERTIUATIY 4. J 90." AUCTIONS OF WOOL OPPOSED Scheme of Eastern Buyer Meett Op . , position in West. TIIESENT SALES METHOD WELL DO Nfkraaka PrtAirl Mas No Tfreil of Bel as ftnlnnr V.mmi, for Prlrra . Aro Fally C.nod at . Horn. Attempts of eastern wool buyers to or Itsnlse a wool auction sales company, which will Mil In New York or Boston at auction the prorturt of the western ranges ax the wool of forriim countries la sold In London, are reeented by Omaha buyers, who declare tho present method of buying and nelllnc; wool la satlafactory, and the 1 plan fa attempted (imply to make large ' commissions for New York merchant. For the auction aale of wool F. J. Frtm roae of Philadelphia argues that the grower will get the true value of hla wool and gat the cash when the wool la Bold. Mr. PrlmroKe dellrered an address favoring auch sales at Helena, Mont., recently, and secured a resolution from the National Wool Growers' association, recommending his plan for "favorable consideration." "Buch auction sales would not be aa sat lafactory as the; present method of th buyers for eaatern manufacturer going to the ranges of the west and dealing with the growers direct." said a buyer for BollfS 4 Rogera. "It seems to me It Is but a plan to get good commissions on the wool. Ths growers get the cash on deliv ery and pay no commission. It seems satisfactory to all concerned. As for Ne braska wool, there Is little need to ship It to New York. Our prices are corre spondingly good In Omaha and. very little Nebraska wool ever goea east of Chicago. The enormous amounts shipped by the growers of Montana, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho and the west, might justify them shipping to an auction sale, but I doubt It." . Other wool buyera are equally opposed to the eastern plan for wool auctions in America. SANITY OF GIRL QUESTIONED Mental Condition of Pearl Farrell la Matter of Doubt with, the . Authorities. . ' Pearl Farrell, the girl who Is held at the county Jail under suspicion of having left poisoned candy in a conspicuous place in th home of Jesse E. Wright, 3111 Leav enworth ' ntreet, where she waa staying, may be taken before the Insanity commis sion.' ' At a conference between Mrs. Wright. ' County Attorney English and others Interested In the case, the peculiar conduct of the girl was discussed and at the close County Attorney English said he probably would ask Dr. Tllden of the Insanity board to Investigate. Mlsa Farrell la still held at the county Jail. While some circumstances direct sus picion at her, the evidence la not strong, though she is said to have admitted to one person that she had left the candy at the house. She now denies It em phatically, and It la conceded the state would have a hard time proving It to a Jury. , Miss Farrell has been In Juvenile, court and waa placed In the home of Mra. Wright, where she has been working and going ' to commercial college. . The only motive that could be given was that Mrs. Wright knew some things concerning her that she did not want known. , At tho county Jail Monday the girl denied ahe knew anything about the poisoned candy. "There la no reason why I should want to podson anybody," she said, "but if I had known the candy Mra. Wright offered in waa poisoned I would have eaten It" THOUSAND HORSES FOR ARMY Animals Moated by V'acle Sam for I'm In the Halted totes. One thousand horses of the proper caliber can aecure prompt and permanent em ployment In the army service of Uncle Sajii. They are for peaceful purposes, though, and not to help put down the "war with Japan," waging In the yellow Jour nals, according to Major Thomas Swobe, chief quartermaster of the Department of the Missouri, who haa advertised for sealed proposals . for these horses. They ' are wanted for cavalry and artillery in the United States. The boras market has been subject to extenstva recruitment ever since the heavy drafts caused s a result of the Bpanlsh Amertcaa war and Uncle Bam seems ito be in need most of ths time for the right sort of animals. The bids will bo opened March 3. The coil la for tu6 cavalry, five artillery, thirty four riding horses of standard slxe and for 174 ' small horses or ponies for nies- . saanger and courier service. The desire of tho quartermaster department la to ao- , euro western horses where possible. AUTO SHOW OFWEEK IN MARCH Dealers Finally Deride oa Exhibition at tho Aadltorinsa for Neat , Month. Automobiles dealers of Omaha met at the Commercial club rooms Monday morning and decided to hold an automobile show In Omaha during the week of March 15. The dealers formed an automobile show association with J. J. Derlght, president and C. O. Powell, secretary and treasurer. Enthusiasm was manifested at tho meeting and tho dealers announced the Indications wera that twenty dealers would be repre sented at tho show In place of five last year. But ouo dealer Is oppoeed to the show but the others say a bfg show will be given anyway. ONE-TENTH OF1 ICE CROP NOW That Proportion of reiled Amonnt to aopstlr Oman Waa Stored tl Week. About one-tenth of the needed Ice crop of Omaha has been packed during the last few days, when all companies have been cutting, but there Is promise that during the week half the required crop will be harvested. Scraping the snow from the ice required extra men, but tho forces are all at work. Of the 1S0.0U0 tons which Swift and Com pany desires to cut a little more than 15.000 tons have been secured. The Ice is of good quality and most of It ten Inches in thickness. FLORIDAtra.ns from C. K. I.. LaSmlleSt. ftta.. Cblcaeo. Is JetkKmvtll sad St. Asgesilos. carrying Bai lees Car, Costa, niotor aod Dining Cat. DtXI n-Vgsj. All year. Lwves to.o$ s.m., arriocs JscksuOfllis Tie secoad morning. DsiUgat ride through iasiees bartle-o14s. FLORIDA LlMITID. WlaUr train. taves .4S a. at. strives jtiksoavtlW S.iS. St. Ag siine e.)o But exiling. Only ess eight out. HISTORIC AND SCENIC OUTSssnrtnt Nishvlile, Chattanooga ftcd St Uals Railway Ft ttoeplw aer fmm write, miirm r. r, SWBAT, . P. A., huk el IMMKrue Disc., 61. lorn Me. " to Biii.iaiiBiunnn lawwii , .i i imism.isnuP Wiled Pur 10 K dots Tuesday New Lots of Special Priced EMBROIDERIES Here 'are new embroidered skirtings, flouncings nnd corset cover widths up to IS inches wide nnd this season's finest designs splendid bargains worth up at. 9 W Bought From a Now York Manufacturer at a Vary Low Cash Flguro, Fiva Casaa of NEWEST SPRING DRESS GOODS Strictly all wool, 50 to 54 inches wide, neat broken checks, mixtures, fancy pauarua weaves, oxford greys and tan Faule de Serge and several new weaves, in costume cloth the prevailing spring 1908 shades $1.50 dress goods at, a yard $1.25 Silks for 79c Yard 27-inch fancy broken checks, barred patterns ,self colored and two tone Pekin stripes, in natural ,ivory, champagne, marine, browns, greys, v. J , black and white, blue and white f ( tr-n4Vi fc1 o vorrl of TO rA Mm w in I'll ,(- ,. j u , u, ( i , j u L 2) Omaha's Greatest Display of the Newest VALEMTIRIE8 Hundreds of attractive and up-to-dafe Postcards 5 SPECIALS for TUESDAY IN OUR GREAT BASEMENT Yarn mercerized white woven Pop lin WalstlfTg, made to Bell at 25c yard, the right weight for spring t C orlngs, at wear, yd.. . . IJC yard. New styles fine yard wide Percales, light and dark f ol- 10c lilcarhed Musllim and cambrics, yard wide, the best. 10c ' values offered this year, full bolts per yard, at 6c Heavy unbleached Muslin, 3b inches wide, long rem nants to buy,' at, yard ....... 5c 3(5 wide fancy Silkojjnes just the thing for recover ing comforters, 12VL'C grade, yd. 3lc BRAN DEIS Boston Store - - - : A ! For the High School Girl lU 8 We have finally succeeded after many months of search and planning In securing a shoe built especially for the grown up girls, young women going to high school and col leges. The long walks neces Bary by these young women require a shoe specially con structed ; this wo have now secured. The shoes made of the very best plump kid stock, oak leather soles that will stand that hard usage a girl will give shoes in fall and winter. , They are made on foot form lasts, medium heel and toe and will positively out- wear any two pair of shoes at the price. List of sizes Is complete. THK I'UICK S3. GO Drexel Shoe Co. HIS Fanaa St. p") The Good IjlfyThinQS of Life can be appreciated by those who have good teeth, and if your teeth have started to decay it will not only save you money but it will prolong their natural life to have them taken" care of now. Fillings, up from 75c Gold Crowns, best, $5.00 Taft's Dental Rooms 1617 Douglas Street ttt a fcansfSSm mM Spring Styles WALK-OVER $3.50 $4.00 Selling New Ones at the Walk-Over Shoe Store S14 SOUTH FIFTEENTH 8T. (Four Doors South Beaton Drug Co.) Ed. U. Thompson, Waik-Over Man. y Xin. Winslcmru Soctlung Syrupy I ssa. if d. crscoffTa v.l. (Poc or to Dr. H. U Ramaeclota) AMaxWtMMT BTATB XmrnXMAXiAM, Orno ana JUaaUnl. mo ibsoa Calls Prmptly Answered at All Honrs. . ""V--V fir ha H.h a.asjt-j MTaJ PVT. READ THE BEST PAPER Th Uasnaia Dnllr Be. "THE MODEL" Is an appropriate name for our Laundry. The reason Is self evident the Model Laundry Is recognized as a model for cleanliness. Our motto, "Keep Clean," is a model plan to practice. We have an extra wagon for special calls. 1 The Model Laundry "Keep Clean." 1 110-11 12 Dodge Street Thone Douglas 528. TThTPTXTlXTTP m. i .j-- ti iiiiviffi W. II wB V T li Mi rrTirrri kawaJaf khM Sm-sToeTdism Ti FEBRUARY CLEARANCE BARGAINS IN ALL DEPT'S. Worth $3.50, $4.50 and $5, Taffeta Silk Batiste and Flan nel Tuesday WAISTS h i BENNETT'S BKAXQtrAKTi;S rOK rilfEST DEMCIIO, FRESH KOAITEO corrxxs. HonnPtfs Ooldrn t'offoe, lb... 860 And 40 Urren Trading Stamps. Santos t'offpe. lb Ho And 20 Green Trading Stamps Basket Fired Japan Teal-lb 380 And SO Oreen Trading Stamp. Tea Slftintfs. lb ISO And 10 (iieen Trading Stamps. Seeded Raisins, Blue Ribbon, lb. pkg ISO And 10 Oreen Trading Stamps. drupe Juice, pint bottle 8S0 And 40 Oreen Trndlng Stamps. Woodcock's Kxtra Macaroni, pkg lBo And 10 Oreen Trading Stamps. Biq GROCERY I'alnee Car Preserves, large Jar 30o And 20 Green Trading Stamps. Three Star Salmon, can 18o Ailvona Tomatoes, can 90 Ued I 'lover Porn, ran 60 Bennett's Capitol Itollcd Oats, Pkg Ho And 10 Oreen Trading Stamps. Bennett's Capitol Wheat, pkg.. Ho And 10 Oreen Trading Stamps. srxciAi. orrsst Crsrkers with cramps or pret rels. Just received from the factory, only one thousand three hundred pounds to sell at this price, per pound.... 60 r&ni7m?rr caicc nr imi riTi!irc Fincsst m Town. The land of perfect climate the land of fruit the land of small farms th land of ample and intelligent Irrigation. Tho Versatile Stafo reached via If .that yields everything that grows in all the Atlantic States from Maine to Florida and the Mediterranean regions as well. UNION PACIFIC Writs for books that tall how to lire real LIFE. Address: j City Ticket Office, 1324 Farm am Street. 'Phone Douglas 1828. YOU 1VIAY EXPECT an Invitation to one or more of tho weddings to occur this month. Our store Is full of beautiful things for wedding gifts. Lets get together, took for ths name, S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler 1516 Douglas Street. FLORIDA RESORTS. HOTEL f,"e' Dillon . . .Bt.Angu.Hns ,LC1". . . . . . fet. Aurusuns OR MONO . . Ormood-oa-tho-Hahf.i THdsCUtKI . . . . . plm Bch RoVALfOINCIANA . . . faun lieaca JOVel ALM fcti,ml TMC COLONIAL Nmu IRaSmjlls U.uia HOW OPE. nesjiLtSNtaacsi cue. TKs wmw nul bmm ftloasr'Ufids Kmy w2 ss is ruaa n ksialui Ker. r TiittS wiik January I Jin. rof hi ?c im wl prW osn. an FLORIDA CAST COAST l0 Assaa sjt. . Wtrr As. Caic Niw rsaa a ST. AuausTias. rta Shh'olU Offices and Good Service "VVe can offer you a selection of several small offices, ranging in price from $10.00 to $20.00 per month. These offices are , finished in hard wood and have been newly decorated. The rent includes light, heat, water and janitor service. ' The Bee Building has an org-anlzatlon built upon many years of experience. It baa Its own electric lighting plant and maintains a corps of competent engl eers and mechanics to keep the mechanical and electrical service of the building in ood order. The building is in perfect repair. It has all the advantages of a brand new building and has none of Us dis advantages. The Janitors and elevator men are well trained, court eous and accommodating. In charge of the whole building is a super intendent, whose office It Is to keep his organization constantly at the service of tenants. Now is a good time to see if we have what you want In the way' of office aocommodatlona. For office space apply to ) R. W. Baker, Sup't. Room 41S. Bee Building. n I ISJOX A GOLDEN OUT A SILVER OPPORTUNITY 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT Next 30 Day. on all SILV ERWARE PLATED OB REPAIRED. OMAHA SILVER COMPANY 314 SOUTH 13th STREET. Between Farnam and Harney. DR. BRADBURY. Dentist, :.mY:.t.o 1506 FARNAM ST., OMAHA. Phone Douglas 1756 Extracting 25c fmm-?3. We D,k P'lIt7 rorceUin FlUs. .91 up J '"r"-""4' t rJ9 of metal and roofing Crowns .... S2.50 up fVNiJ - "S platen. I'aluless work 1a Bridge Work.f2.R0 up -L fySVi all operation. Open l'Utes ,.....$2.00 up 'III Jr eveiiinga till 8 o'clock. No Matter What You Want Bee Want Ads Will Get It Extraordinary Bargain Opportunities Big sale of Men's and Ladies' Shoes $3 and 54 values, $1.98 iiiiM if mm THE RELIABLE STRB Watch Daily Papers for t Great Sate ' New Silks Tuesday Is Bargain Day lns0ur Busy Cloak Department All broken lot anl odd garim-nt will b closed rr-ganlloM of cost or rral nlur. Trli rs in many Instance-! arc nuich less than cost of materials alone. One Lot of t'apes In all wool mate rlnlp, silk lined and worth up to $15, in TticHday's nale, to close, at. your choice Sl.OO Silk NuKx In shirt waist stylo that sold regularly tip to $20 sale prire, TuesdHy $7.50 $12. 50 Cont." 32 Inches long, made of neat fancy mixed materials, 100 uar ments In the lot to select from, Tues day for 83.95 Silk l'nlcrklrts Worth to $7.50 A small Jot of odd garments from va rious lines, all at on price, Tuesdsy. your choice . . 82.05 French Voile Skirts That sold regu larly to $7.50 newest style, pret tily trimmed, choice 83.95 Silk Kimono That sold regulnily hl $3.60 choice Tuesday, at.. 81.50 $2 Flannellette Wrappers 08 Children's Wool lre.es Made of fine cheviots, serges, etc., that sold regu larly up to $7.50, In Tuesday's sale to close, at, choice ........... -82.49 Furnishing Goods Extra Special Tuesday I KOM 0 Tll.Ii 10 A.M. Men's and HojV Work Shirts In blue rhambrays, heavy black and white twills, etc., 50c and 75c values, have reinforced fronts and backs, your choice for 29 Golf Gloves and Mittens Men's, la dles' and children's regular 25c val ues, on sale Tuesday, per pair. .lOtf Ladies' Knit Wool Fascinators 'and Shoulder Shawls Black, white and fancies, values to $1.00, to close at 15 Great Sale of Fleisher's Yarn We are sole Omaha selling agents for these celebrated jams and retail at wholesale prices. lOc Skein Shetland Floss Speelal .Tuesday at ' . ... ..5 1 He :, Skeins Germantown ' Zephyrs Special Tuesday, at JJ 10c Saxony Yams jjk Gcr.nnn Knitting Worsteds Full weight skelnB, all colors, at . .lf Ice Wool Worth $1.00 box, all colors, at, per box 00 Angora Wool Worth $1.50 a box, all colors, at, box 81,15 Extra Specials Tuesday in Our Famous Domestic Room 5,000 yards of fine white goods in long remnants, India linons. 40-lnch lawns, nainsook, dimities, etc., tfcat sold at 10c, 12V4c, 15c and 19c per yard all at one price, yard 3?t? One ase of mill ends In A. V. C. and Toil du Nord Dress Ginghams, regular price of full pieces Is 15c our price for remnants will be 5 From O to 10 A. M. One case of heavy unbleached muslin, LL brand, regular price is 7c yard one hour only 10 yards limit 494 One case of ready made sheets, good strong quality, 59c grade, size 72x90 Tuesday only , t ....... . 38 36-inch extra heavy Suitings that sold for 25c this fall Tuesday only 74 Best Apron Checks, made next to Amoskeag, Tuesday..., 494 10c Towels, Huck g 12 4 c Towels, huck . 7 H Big Orange Sale Tomorrow, Tuesday To close out balance of our last car of Fancy Highland Navels, which was composed principally of large sizes, we will sell the 120 size, 1 "7 1 per dozen . . 1 2 C The Highland Navels are the finest fruit grown In California they have no limb scars, runty or bitter taste. They are the smoothest, juiciest and richest flavored orange that grows. FLOUR FLOUR FLOUR Flour has advanced again 20c per barrel, but we have net advanced oar prices, we contracted for five carloads before the first advance and we are still going to give our patrons and the people of Omaha the benefit. This flour is made from the finest Red Turkey hard winter wheat grown, and will take more water, make much whiter and sweeter bread, and make more loaves to the sack than any other flour on the market. Tomorrow per t X C 48-pound sack Don't miss this sale. All fresh vegetables at Sunday's advertised prices. IEY HAYDEMS' 2M At this season of the year when the ground and street car platforms are apt to be covered with snow or ice, especial care should be taken by pafisengera in getting on and off cars. REMEMBER Walt Until the Car Stops ! Get Off In the RIGHT Wayl Assist Us in Preventing Accidents. OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY Spend Your Oun rionoy, Vooiif flDrjpD IJny. DOES h not seem strange to you that a dealer who tries to substitute, when you ask for an advertised article, should as sume that you are not capable' of spending your own money? Show him that you are by insisting on getJng what you ask for and refusing any substitute. Substitutes pay him a larger profit, otherwise he would give you what you ask for, without question. Manu facturers of advertised articles produce large quantities, being enabled thereby to manufacture cheaply and furnish the public with high-grade goods at the price of in ferior substitutes. Substitute),! cro Expscdva ct Lny Prlia