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THE OMAHA DAILY REE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1008.
BRADFORD BUYS HOME SITE
Ttji Eighty Dollars Front Foot for
th Lot.
DWELraa WILL .BE ELABORATE
VnvrtT at Tfclrtr-Xlafc Haraey
la That 0akt by Coast Crelgk
tea aa P. H. Cpatka
la Vala.
T; C Bradford I Mid to have bought tha
lot at Thirty-ninth an4 Harrier streets,
adjolaing tha property of Dr. C. C. Allison,
paying WO per front foot on Thirty-ninth
street for 187 feet, which would make the
consideration aggregate Hi. 960.
Tha sale waa made br a real eeata dealer
who refused to discuss tha transfer of the
property, but referred ail Inquiries to Mr.
Bradford, after admitting that tha property
had been sold.
Tha lata Count Crelghton at one time at
tempted to buy tha property from the sama
dealer, but tha price waa raised l&OO on
th count and he refused to take the pro
perty at tha price asked. P. H. Updike
waa another who wanted the lots, but failed
to agree with tha dealer on tha price.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford are out of tha
city, but an Intimate friend of the family
aid Mr. Bradford had secured the lota,
which are among the moat desirable In
Omaha, and will butld a residence costing
between 126.000 and 10,000. Many of the
finest homes In the city are In the neighbor
hood, homes there costing from $30,000 to
(60,000.
. The Counts estateholds real estate east
of th site secured by Mr. Bradford, at
from $80 to $86 per front foot, while the
lots secured by John McShane a week ago
In the same part of the city were aold for
$S0 per front foot.
Other Residence galea,
i E. B. Branch has sold his old home at
1411 Dewey avenue to Frederick Kelly for
$3,600, the aale being made through the
agency of the O'Keefe Real Estate com
pany. Mr. Branoh has a new home near
Brownell hall on South Tenth street and Mr.
Kelly bought the Dewey avenue property
as an inveatment.
Harrison & Morton have aold a tract of
trackage property on the Omaha Belt line,
between Douglas and Dodge streets and
west of the proposed boblevard, to Phelan
St Ehlrley, railroad contractors, who will
use it for an extensive storage yard.
The same firm has started to sell the acre
tracts In addition between North Sixteenth
and the Twentieth street boulevard, north
of Jaynea street, L. H. Sroufe securing the
first tract, which comprises one acre. The
acre tracts will probably be aold to working
man, who are Increasing their holdings In
the vicinity of their homes on North
Sixteenth street, and running small farms.
Almost every ' man in the neighborhood
owns his home and Is after more land.
CnroaJe Ceutisalles Cared.
On who suffers from chronic constlpa
tion'is In danger of many serious ailments.
Oiin'o Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronlo
constipation, as it aids digestion and stimu
lates th liver and bowels, restoring th
'natural action of these organs. Commence
taking It today and you will feel better at
nc. Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup does not
nauseate or rrtp and Is very pleasant to
take. Refuse substitutes. For sale by all
druggists
WOMAN IS DENIED DIVORCE
Cojaes All th Wit from Australia,
bat Caaaet Get It, Not Being
Nebraska Resident.
Ina Edwards, who cam from Australia
to Omaha to get a divorce from George H.
Edwards, wil have to go back without It
Judge Kennedy, after considering the 4)aae,
has denied her application on the grounds
she la not a bona fide resident of th state
of Nebraska. Mrs. Edwards made a good
caae in her testimony, declaring her hus
band had abandoned her for another
..woman. But after hearing her story and
that of her son Judge Kennedy decided
her residence here waa for divorce pur
poses only and refused to grant the decree.
Mrs. Edwards said she did not get a di
vorce In Australia because It would cost
her $500 and her husband would share In
the bank account which belonged to her.
The Bnboale Plasrae
destroys fewer lives than stomach, liver
and kidney diseases, for which Electrlo
Bitters Is the guaranteed remedy. 60c. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
MAN WITH BANK ROLL BEGS
Thomas Gormaa Has Several Thou
sand Dollars and Receives
, . Help from County.
That the family of Thomas Gorman has
been receiving aid from the county while
ha had $3,600 on deposit In the bank was
disclosed by a report filed in probate court
Tuesday, In the estate of Mr. Gorman.
The report was filed by W. F. 'Wapplch,
; attorney, who is Interested In the settle
ment of th estate. It is said that while
, th Gorman home gave all the evidences
of poverty and the falmlly had received
assistance from the county there was a big
bank account to Mr. Gorman's credit.
The Fry Shoe
for Women
$3.50
There Is no other like It. no
other shoe (or women that is equal
to It In iu perfect fitting qualities,
Its high toned style, its high grade
material and its economical price.
It has no fanciful name, but bears
our own name and guaranty and
our reputation rests on the splen
did value of this shoe.
ALL STILL'S ALL LEATHERS
$3M
FRY SHOE CO.
16th and Douglas Streets.
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Bub
ben, Shits
Wit.
Main
Floor
VERY SPECIAL BARGAINS
Leggings, Overshoes,
Rubbers nud Ovenmiters
Vomen's Jersey Leggings, Just the thing
for heavy, damp snow, saves you from
taking cold worth $1.25 pair, yf r
TTaiJ
at, pair.
Boys' Lined Canvas Leggings, good if Q
values at. TC
Rubber Boots for men, for women, for boys
and girls, at Moderate Prices.
MEN'S OVERSHOES
Buckle Overshoes, in
light and heavy
weights; men's storm
Alaskas and men's
:?!:.'!.. 75c-85c
Women's torm Alaskas at 80c FT.
Also W o m e n's Hood
and Old Colony Storm
and Newport Rubbers
at, per
pair . . .
50c-60c
Women's Spats or Orei-gaiters, In all Colors, at 75c Pair OLD
STORE MAIN FLOOR.
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The Power of Brandeis Spot Cash Secures
Biggest Bargains Ever Known in the West
Tapestry Curtains
and Couch Covers
At far less than actual cost to manufacture
ON SALE MONDAY at BRAN DEIS
$10 COUCH
COVERS at
$2.08 each.
$1 COUCH
COVERS at
76c Each.
$25.00 SILK
rORTIERES,
$2.50 Each.
$7.50 a Yd.
SILK TAP
ESTRV, at
08c Yard.
NEXT MONDAY at BRANDEIS
For Washington's Birthday
You will find at BaldufTs many unique and appropriate delicacies for
the occasion, such as: Candy Hatchets, red, white and blue; Candy Shields,
fifty to the pound; Candy Cherries; Glace Cherries; Marron's Glace, Straw
berries dipped In cream; Marachtno Cherries, dipped In cream; Brazil Nuts,
dipped In cream; Salted Pecans and Almonds; Individual Marshmallow Cakes,
shield form; Individual Cakes, ornamented with candy hatchets; Individual
Ice Cream Hatchets; Individual Ice Cream Flaps; Ice Cream Brick, form flag
design; Red Cherry Ice Cream or Sherbet; 'Candy Box Cherry Trees; Pin
Flags and Silk Flags, for decorating; Cherry Clusters, two on stem; Flag
Napkins.
Bell
Telephone
Doug. 711.
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jbo6torv Top Delicacies
Independent
Telephone
A 1711
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Omahans
Everyone Else Has
Tableware that needs to be refinished and repaired.
Fixtures that look bad that we can fix up in good shape.
Heirlooms that one wants to preserve.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
OMAHA SEVER C
All Kinds
Betwees fsrasm and Barsey
314 So. 13IM St.
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Hjdm c3)
IS A WINNER
It's tlie Best Wyoming Coal
Handsome to look atclean to handle-lasting
to burn. A reputation
and demand has been established
withn the past two weeks through
its intrinsic merit.
08.00 Per Ton D,i:rd Lump or Law Nut
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded.
C. B. HAVENS & CO., 1805 Fari"m st-
PHONES: Doug. 317-lnd. A1171
New Sprinfl Quarterly jffi
CONTAINS COUPON fOR 15c PATTERN. 20c
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Thursday First of Season
Sale of Now Spring
ILK S.22
Thousands of Pieces of Desirable Widths and Lengths on
the Bargain Tables. Each Piece Strictly 1908 Spring Goods:
Other lots of fine silks at
about Half Price and some
even less than half price;
pretty silk Crepe de Chenes,
quite a variety of colorings,
in floral effects. Also pret
ty striped Crepes a. f
in nearly all nTjn fi
shades, 23 inch, U U J J i
wide ovnrv vnri -r - ' I f
1b worth 75c,
Fancy New Spring Silks, 27 inches
wide, mostly little check or
striped ideas, all really down-to-the
minute spring shades; blues,
greens, browns, absolutely cor
rect styles for spring dresses,
spearate skirts, etc. Also rough.
strictly new, natural Pongee
snaaes, new blues,
Reseda green, hon
estly worth $1.00
and $1.23. your
choice, Wednes
day, per yard. . . .
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LAV
CORSETS
Wednesday, for .
A lot of new up-to-date models, with high
bust, long hip, hose supporters attached,
front and side, daintily trimmed for the
medium stout figure.
Others in short hips, high bust, daintily trim- jtr Sf-
med in lace, in white only, for the small f -T QJl JT"
figure, special for Wednesday only, J 12 CL
Clearance Sale of IV0II0S
600 extra Ian 60c Sanitary Floss
Wavy Pompadour Hair or
Kolls, each C
800 dozen Shirt Waist Size Pearl
Buttons, two dozen C
for X
New French Style high on the side
Washable Chiffon Collar Found
ations, all sizes, fn
each awL
Llht Weight Dreos Shields, all
sizes, worth 15c to 20o A
per pair,, at, pair w
Sampson Linen FlnlRh 7
Thread, per dor. spools. .... alb
Family Sewing- Thread, In white
and black, per dozen Eg,
spools v
White Tape,, all width, Cp
four pieces for l
Shell and Amber Hair Pins, In
plain or wavy, worth C
lOo per box, at v
Hook-On Hose Supporters, In
white, light blue, pink, red and
black, worth 26c, at, in
each t
Large slzo assorted colors, Ca
Cube Pins, at V
The Lion ' firand English Pins,
worth Be each, two , c,
papers for K. ...
Ondullee assorted Wire Hair r.
Pins, worth 10c box,, at v
The Lenox Pin Books, worth 10a
Der book, two books g
QENISJEXT'S
QIq GrOCCry
Wednesday's Special Offers.
Olive Sale
Several dozen bottles, Olives
at Ions than cost:
10c bottle Olives for 7
16c bottle Olives for 10
18c bottle Olives for
26c bottle Olives for . i . . -SO
36c bottle Olives for 25
76c bottle Olives for (JOJ
Pie Special
One hundred fresh made Black
Raspberry Pies, made by Mrs.
I. B. Douglas, each
Pea Special
American Sweet Peas, can
90c
Dozen cans for
FREE CHINA CEMENT FREE
Pee demonstration of the "Little Wonder
Cement" for mending cut glass, china. Brlc-a-Brac,
or any other substance, colorless
and oderlAss. Requires no heating, does
not dry up in the bottle.
One Bottle FBZS With Every Purchase
of "Little Wonder." Main Floor.
The Newest Book Out
"THE BLACK BIO," by
the author of "The
Brass Bowl," it bulges
with excite
ment, 1 60
edition for .
Last lot "World's nc
VII
$1.08
Famous" books...
PirFYour Money
in a;l3ew Country...
Invest your moiey in farm lands in lands that
will increase in value. Millions of acres of fine
farm lands may now be bought at low prices on
easy terms in the Dakotas, Montana, Idaho and
Washington along the Pacific Coast extension of
the
Chicago,
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
Railway.
These lands are rich agricultural lands. Crops
grow well the climate is excellent long grow
ing periods mild winters abundance of good
water.
' Send today for pamphlets free on request
describing the opportunities offered along the new
line.
F". A. 1NJASH,
aSHEBAX WI1TCM AQEWT, ,
1524 Farnam Street, Omaha.
If your office
should burn tonight
r
Did you ever stop to think what would happen
if your office should burn tonight? You would,
probably, be out of business for weeks if not months
and the loss of your papers and records would be
inestimable. The only safe insurance is to have an
office in a fire-proof building like
THE BEE BUILDING
This building is not only thoroughly fire-proof, but the fire
hazard Is less than In any other building in Omaha. It contalna
no combustible stocks of goods and there is no building within
200 feet that Is not likewise fire-proof.
' Don't wait until spring to move, or you may have no selec
tion of offices from which to choose. have three pr four
.vacant which are particularly desirable. !
For office space apply to
Room J.05
R. W. BAKER, Supt.
Bee Building.
03
BAILEY (EL MACH
DENTISTS
THIRD FLOOR , PAXTON BLOCH
Corner 16th and Farnam Streets.
Bast equipped Dental office in the middle weal
Highest grade Dentistry at Reasonable Prtcea
Porcelain filUaga. just like tae tootfc.
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Wednesday's Bargain Bulletin
Don't Ne
glect These
Very Spe
cial Saving
JAY
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THE RKUABLB ST!
Delightful
Values in
High Class
Seasonable
EMBROIDERIES
15c Embroideries and
Insertiags, at
20c Embroideries and
Ineertlngs, at
25c Embroideries and
Inserttnga, at
SOc Embroideries and
Insertlngs, at
lie
Wc
12ic
.t5c
40c Corset Cover
Embroideries, at
SOc Flounclngs
at
.....19c
.....25c
.....35c
c
BARGAINS ECLIPSING ANY PREVIOUSLY OFFERED
75c Flounclngs,
at
$1.00 Allover Em
broideries, at . . .
$25.00 Silk Cif rn
Suits for... Vi&.DV
JuEt 100 handsome silk shirt
waist suits, in the lot are all
sizes, plain or fancy colors;
Bplendld assortment of nobby
new styles.
$7.50 Voile tf T nr
Skirts for..... tpO.VO
They could not be manufact
ured at the price. Come In
splendid quality French voiles,
trimmed with bands and folds
of taffeta. Matchless bargains.
Extra Specials for Wednesday
IN OUR FAMOUS DOMESTIC ROOM
FROM 9:00 TILL 10:00 A. M.
10c White Goods, 2i to 8 yarda,
..3tt
15c Lone Cloths, 25c Persian
Lawns, 19c 40-in Lawns, 25o
Checked Lingerie Cloths, 19c
Nainsooks, yard 10
10c Dtobs Ginghams 5 A
12c Towels IVaC
15c Towels ,
$1.00 Bedspreads 69
$1.26 Bedspreads 79
$1.60 Bedspreads 89
1 case of Bleached Muslin, good
quality, yard wide, 10 yards limit
at 4 c
Arnold's printed Silks, 39c qual
ity, French Ginghams, silk warp,
yard 106
25c Madras and other goods, all
Shontong Pongee, India silk fin
ish, a fine printed wash fabric,
fast colors, regular price 25c, on
on sale, yard... 10 C
10c Outing Flannel, i 5
Several .other sales.
High Grade Wash
Goods Dept.
FROM O TO 10 A. M.
25 pieces of genuine Galete Cloth,
sells at 18c yard, not over 10
yards to a customer, at, yd. 10?
FROM 2 TO 4 P. M.
25 pieces of Domestic Woven
Swisses, fine cloth, regular 15c,
19c and 25c values, 12 yards
limit, at, a yard )
High Grade Linen
Department
SPECIAL QUFLT SALE.
3 SPECIALS.
$1.98 Quilts will got al. . .81.10
$2.60 Quilts will-go at...$2 "ft
$3.00 Quilts win go at... $2 75
$1.50 Scotch Linen, full bleached,
at 05c
35c all Linen Towels, extra largo,
at in,.
High Grade Wool Dress Goods
FROM 9 TILL 11 A. M.
64-lnch Broadcloths, In colors, no
blacks), regular $100 grade, only
one pattern to customer, at, a
jard 594
FROM 2 TO 4 P. M.
25 pieces of all wool Batiste, all
colors, no black, regular 76c
grade, one pattern to a customer,
at. a yard l2Vik
Read These Prices forWednesday's Sale
Ilayden's the Greatest Providers of Pure Food Products iu Omaha.
21 pounds Beit Pure Cane Granulated
Sugar for fl.00
48 pound sacks Best Fancy High
Patent Flour for $1.35
10 bars Best Brands Laundry Soap
for ' 26o
10 pound Sacks Best Granulated
White or Yellow Cornmttal for 16o
6 pounds choice Japan lllce for ,.25o
4 pounds beHt Pearl Tapioca for 26o
1 pound package Macaroni, the best,
for 8Vao
1 pound package Corn Starch for 4o
1 pound package Cold Water Starch
for 4a
OH or Mustard Sardines per can 3HiC
i pound cans Fancy Sweet Sugar
Corn for 60
3 pound cans Solid Packed Tomatoes
for "o
Gallon cans. Peaches, Plums, Apples,
Tomatoes or Pumpkins for ....85o
The best Self Rising Pancake Flour,
per package BVfco
The brs Crisp Pretzels, per lb. ..60
OU KZOVX.AK LOW niczi
Fancy Sweet Cookies, over 35 variet
ies to choose from, regular 16o
pound Cookies, this cale, per lb. lOo
AJTOTHEB Oil OP RIOHI.AHO
HAVEL OBABTOES CAMS IS
TUESDAY ltOBZri.NO.
This is the finest car yet, very
fancy, sweet. Juicy and very rich
flavored. This will be. opened on
Wednesday morning and go on sale
at the following prices:
Regular 16c per dosen size every
where, our price, per dozen loo
Regular 17 He per dozen size every
where, our price, per dozen ....13o
Regular 20o pr dozen nice every
every, our price, per doznn ....160
Regular 26c per dozen size every
where, our price, per dozen ,.17Ho
Regular 80o per dozen slits every
where, our price, per dozen . ...20o
Regular 85c per dozen size every-v
where, our price, per dozen . ...35o
There are none so fine as tha High
land Navels.
oh axx, nxsH saaTAOLza.
Thursday
Ftb. 20th
Harnessl Harnessl Harnessl
We are closing out this department to make room for other lines of goods
Heavy Harness. Light Harness. Buggy Harness, Collars, Whips, Sweat Pads,
Hlanknts, Kobes, in fact anything you need in this line, will be sold at a
acrlflce for the next ttn days. We must have the space by March 1st Our
loss is your gain. a wax, ujur ruisT VJiuixi.
TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST:
Muslin Underwear
, The greatest stork of Und
rrgarmonU ever brought to
Omaha; secured from the
manufacturer Jor cost, at a
price below actual cost to
manufacture.
tV7 Be Placed
on Sale
Thursday
At the lowest prices ever
known in the history of Om
aha merchandising for gar
ments of such superior qual
ity and beauty of design.
Come Early Thursday pre-'
pared for the greatest Muslin
I'ndergarment bargain feast
you'll probably ever know.
SEE 18TII STREET WINDOW DISPLAY.
Wednesday, the Last Day of the Grandest Embroidery
Sale ever held in Omaha or the Entire West.
Interest Wednesday will be nhaned by thed-ddilicn of
many new lot fully equal if not superior to Monday's
and Tuetdayg offering.
Many Thousand yards of Cambric, Swiss and Nainsook
Edges, Insertings, Flouncings, Corset Covers, Double Edge
Headings and Allover Embroideries Secured at Forced Sale
for Cash at 50c on the Dollar
On Sale M Just Half-Price
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