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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1003.
If
IRELAND IN OS CORN SHOW
Farmen from Auld Sod Will Send Ex
hibit! to Omaha.
SIB HORACE rLUNKETT DOES IT
Own of Maeh RmI Estate In Thle
CUT lastttatea Metunut to
Patronise tha Blaj Ei
petition.
Anion tha foreign exhibits which are
enmlng to the National Com xpoltion In
December will be one from Ireland, where
Blr Horace Curxon Flnnkett la leading; the
treat work for Improving the conditions of
the Emerald Isle by assisting the rural
population to grow more and better
products.
Sir Horace Plunkett la an extensive
owner of Omaha cltr property and has al
ways been Interested In everything whlrh
has worked to the upbuilding of the city
and the great country beyond the Missouri,
As he Is likewise an owner and represents
others In holdings In Wyoming.
The work done by Sir Horace for Ire
land la praised on two continents, and he
will be invited to the National Corn ex
position and asked to send or bring any
Interesting exhibits which may be the re
sult of his work, though the management
has the promise of seed, men In various
parts of the country that Irish exhibits will
be made by their customers In the Err.erald
Isle.
Writing of the work of Blr Horace
Plunkett, Walter H. Page, editor of
"World's Work," said recently:
"The great economic change that Is tak
ing place In Ireland, under the leadership
of Blr Horace Plunkett, Is suggestive.
There the rural population Is poor. It had
a long period of discontent made desperate
at times by famine and always made worse
by political conditions and agitation. Tet
this dense population on a poor soli Is un
dergoing such economic organisation as to
promise a revolution in method nnd In
efficiency. Co-operation Is taking the place
of grievance as an Irish exercise and oc
cupation. The difference between a man
whose business pays and a man whose
business does not pay Is immeasurable.
In Denmark, too, there Is such an ad
mirable system of rural organization, of
co-operation, and of Instruction that all the
world may learn lessons from that country."
EZRA GIVES ANOTHER TIP
Klnsr leads Communication Direct
from United States, Heaven, on
Governmental Affairs.
At precisely seven minutes past 10 o'clock
Thursday morning, a second message was
received In The Bee office from Eira, the
King.
Who la ExraT Who was mighty Zeus?
' Where Is Ezra's abode? Where was
Mount Olympus?
These questions are unanswerable, eso
teric, veiled from puny human understand
ing. Ezra, the King, 'has chosen The Bee as
the Interpreter o fhls words, the Delphic
oracle of Eire.
One hitherto he spake unto the people.
That was several months ago. Ha then
wrote a letter. The postmark showed It
was mailed In Council' Bluffs. But It was
dated . "United States, Heaven."
The latest communication received at 10:07
a. m. Thursday, Is written upon a common
postal card. It Is dated "United States,
Heaven, 68.7.10". But the poatmark ahows
It was mailed at Keokuk, la.. United States
of America.
These details, however, are unimportant.
The communication beara the regal signa
ture and the base' clef, which Is placed
by Ezra upon all hla cryptographs.
Before proceeding to the message Itself,
a study of the mystic figures Is of Inter
est . 58.7.10. It will be seen by the care
ful arithmetician that if four times the sec
ond figure ' is subtracted from the first
figure tha remainder Is precisely three
times the third figure. Also if four times
the second figure Is added to three times
the third figure the sum Is the first figure
Now, If the second and third figures are
added and multiplied by four the sum Is
slxty-elghtpreclsely ten more than the
first figure. All this Is remarkable, though
what the meaning of the figures Is no one
but Ezra, the King, knows and he won't
tell. But the message reads:
It seems that a government of lawyers
is too smsrt for the Lord. We will get the
Devil to help us.
At first glance the reader must feel the
hopelessness of getting at the thought of
Ezra. Such was the feeling of the first
men who deciphered the helroglyphlcs of
Egypt. But when one contemplates Ezra-
gram for a moment It becomes clear as
crystal.
Contemplating mundane affairs from his
seat In Heaven (or Keokuk), Esra Is evi
dently dissatisfied and his choler la di
rected against the lawyers.
But why? The postmark on Ezra's card
give V a sure clue. It Is dated July 13. The
figure Immediately strikes the careful ob
server. It Is unlucky. Yes, and It is pre'
oisely the (fate on which several of the
largest delegations from the Denver con
ventlon passed near Keokuk. At once one
gets the Inspiration of Ezra'a cryptic utter
ance. A "government of lawyers," no
doubt refers to the present congress which
contains a large majority of lawyers. The
Information Ezra hod Just received from
Denver regarding hla party, explains the
meaning of his last aentence. "We will
get tha Devil to help us."
True, this Is not respectful language. But
Interpreted, no one will take offense at It.
The communications of Ezra, the King,
though written not on golden tablets but
only on paper, very common paper, are
preserved faithfully.
DUFF GREEN PASSES AWAY
loaa Aceat ana Farmer Police Offl
cer, Dlea of Drlgat'a
Disease.
After a lingering illness Vt over six
months. Duff Green, for many years in the
real estate and loan business, died at hi
residence, iott Harney street at 4:20 Thurs
day morning of Brlght'a disease at the age
of 61.
Mr. Green was born In Andrew county
Missouri, on a farm four miles north of
fit. Jbseph, In 1R7, and came to Omaha
nearly thirty years ago. During hla real
dene here ha had been employed on the
police force, at one time holding the post
tlon of captain, and waa later depotmasler
of the old Union passenger station. He
entered tha real estate and loan business
nearly twenty-five years ago, which ha
has conducted continually since.
He Is survived by his widow, Marguerite
a slater, Mra. W. R. Davis of Omaha and
two brothers. Alexander D. Green of Chi
cago and George D. Green of Texas. Mr.
Green waa a member of the Modern Wood
man of America and the Knights of Col
umbua. Funeral arrangements are d
ferre4 until tha brothers are beard from.
Te Dia the cas?l
la painless, compered with the weak, lamu
back, - kidney trouble causes. Electric
BUtera la tha remedy, JOc, For aala by
lie tea d
FRIDAY A
and odd lots from the
CLEARING SALE
Summer Wash
Juet received from the mill finest
lot of odd lengths long cloth,
nainsook, cambric and lingerie
cloth no other bargain could
be more desirable, Fri
day's sale price,
per yard
6c
Remnants Arnold's silk warp Or
gandies that are sold regularly
at 26c yard, will be Jp
cleared away, at, yard 3t
6, 8 end 10-yard lengths genuine
A. C. A. striped art tlxklng,
will be sold at, 19-l.fe
per yard 12 C
One big lot sateens and all kinds plain linings worth up to
25c a yard, at, per yard
KORKNOON ONLY
Thousands of remnants all
kinds cotton goods, Includ
ing white lawns, that are
10c values, will go i
at per yard l"2,
Clearing Sale of Women's and Misses
Sunbonnets Worth up to 35c, 10c
About 50 styles in chambray, gingham and percales
ruffled and pleated, frilled, plain and fancy f A
all colors worth up to 35c, at, each ...."C
Odd Lots, Remnants end Sample Pieces
Laces at lc and 5c Yard
Fine French and German Val. Laces and Insertions, Piatt
Vals., Point de PariB, Torchon, Cluny, etc; worth up to 20c yd.
Sample Strips and Long Lengths
Embroideries lc, 7ic 10c yd
Cambrics and Nainsook Flounclngs, Skirtings, Corset Cover
UTtvi l ! 1 Aflaa n-Mo tnoH 11 m onH rn rrnor orl ron a lark in BPrtlnnfl
: UUiWi Jiv sv.t t iuv, uua M ai-a nuU v t . uB- w ww
and headings three large bargain lots, values up to 25c.
J Allover Laces at 15c Yard
f Remnants, also lengths up to 10 yardB white and cream fancy
English allovers, also fillet and
jsSSSli3RAMPEIsl
39c and 50c
Silks for l0c-15c va.
75,000 yards of plain and fancy silks taffetas, pongee silks,
Foulards, Habutai and Jap silks, fancy corded silks as
long as they last at, per 15c10c
75c Silk Suitings at 29c Yard Chiffon taffetas, messalines,
plain and fancy rough silk weaves fine assort- Clgr
ment of patterns and latest colorings, at, yard . tJC
89c Summer Silks at 39c Yard Black Lyons waterproof
and perspiration proof summer silks every piece bears
the Customs House stamp to show it is the O
genuine, at, per yard
OVERLAND HITS THE TOP
Union Pacific Makes New Record for
Earnings in Last Year.
PAYS TEN PER CENT DIVIDEND
Has EIctcb Millions to Spare, and
Thesa Figures Are Exclusive
of the Affiliated
Lines.
The t'nlon Pacific has made a high rec
ord for earnings In the fiscal year closed
June 30 by earning Its 10 per cent dividends
and having 11,CJ0,00 and over to spare.
These figures are exclusive of the equllUs
In affiliated lines and show an earning on
the common stock of 16 per cent. Although
the year Includcu seven months of depres-
alon the showing is taken as revealing the
great financial strength of the road.
The surplus after the preferred dividends
amounts approximately to $31,XK,C00, which
Is equal to IS per cent on the company's
$196,477,000 common stock. Tha total of
grots revenues for the company for the
year exceeded IDO.OOO.OtO, which marks a
new record. After the payment of operat
ing expenses and taxes there was a bal
ance of about 16.000 00 applicable to
charges and dividends.
In the matter of "other Income" the com
pany has received during the last year
11,134.000 on new Southern I'acfic preferred,
liMS.OuO on Illinois Centrsl, Atchison and
other stocks and -O),0O0 on the t-O.00o.00
San Pedro bonds.
Tha report was that the splendid showing
made by tha Union Pacific was at the ex
pense of maintenance, but the figures do
not bear out that statement. They show
that tha maintenance expense account of
the I'nlon Pacific for last year wai JlT.000,
000, or but 1300,000 less than In 1907.
Greatest Sam (or He pa I re.
No similar property has hsd as much
money spent upon 41 during the last five
years for maintenance charged to opera
tion. Last year the Union Pacific proper
spent $154 per freight car for maintenance.
DurlDg the depression; as fast as a freight
car or engine was wlthdrswn from service
it was Immediately put Into prime repair
so tnst the rolling stock of the company
is now ready for any service It may be
called upon to perform.
When Mr. iUrrirosu decided In August to
GREAT SALE
ns
Fabrics
In the
Baaamenl
Handsome printed sheer batiste
and woven voiles direct from the
best manufacturers in the coun
try. This season's newest
weaves and most styl
ish fabrics on great
bargain square, yd
40-lnch wide Persian lawn and
Victoria Lawn, an extraordinary
bargain for Friday, fi-il
at, per yard 05'
Full standard dress prints
endless variety of patterns
will be Bold at,
per yard
3ic
5c
AFTEKXOON ONLY
Remnants unbleached and
half bleached muslin, posi
tively 8c and 9c values, on
bargain square, be
ginning at 1.30, yd. ,
2ic
crochet effects, worth to 36c yard.
i
put the common stock of the Union Pacific
upon a 10 per cent basis, there was a loud
clamor from the financial world that the
ratio could not possibly be maintained.
Since that meeting the speculators have
watched the directors' meetings of the
union Pacific to see If that 10 per cent
ratio would not be withdrawn, but they
watched In vain. The Union Pacific has
again paid Its 10 per cent dividends and
faces the new year In fine condition.
Dia; Yellowstone Tronic.
"The Union Pacific had about 2,500 reser
vations for Yellowstone park before July
1," said E. L. Loraax, general passenger
agent of the Union Pacific, who returned
from Chicago Thursday morning. "This Is
entirely new business for our road, brought
about by the completion of the Harrlman
line Into Yellowstone park from the west.
" ' " mucn more nanny lor tourists to
enter the park by one route and to leave
by another that the business to the park
has increased wonderfully. The new eating
house at Yellowstone station on the edue
of the park has added another attraction
to the park for travelers. Here they may
aiigni irom the train, secure an early
breakfast and start Immediately on a tour
of the park.
'Stimulated by the democratic convention
at Denver ths passenger business Is show
ing quite an Increase and people are flock
ing to the mountains snd cool places."
NEWSBOYS' ANNUAL PICNIC
Little Fellows of Three CHlea Will
Have Whole Drny at Lake
Ma Havre.
"Wuxtry, wuxtry, all about the news
boys' picnic."
The newsboys of Omaha, South Omaha
snd Council Bluffs will hold their annual
picnic at Lake Mamwa Thursday, July 30.
Manager Byrne has offered to turn over
all amuscmients free of use to the youngsters
snd the boys are planning on having a
grand celebration. There are about. 30Q
newsboys In the three cities.
To assmt in defraying the expense of the
picnic snd buying a quantity of red lemon
ade and salted peanuts, the newsies ask
ths business men to contribute small sums
of money. Rome Miller has consented to
act as treasurer and all donatlona are to
be sent to him. One little urchin said:
"Tha mora them rich guy give ths
better time we can have."
No papers will be sold on tha streets tha
day of tha newsboys' picnic.
71c
kBPIi
tip
We close every Tuesday
Angust) othsr days at
Continuing this Week the Greatest of
All Shirt Waist Sales
The sale advertised for Wednesday and all week is an
overwhelming success. It's the biggest and best lot of
waists ever thrown out in any sale in Omaha. It's an un
disputable fact that these are the handsomest and best made
waists ever offered even at three times our price. A thou
sand women thought so. You'll think so, too, when you come.
$1.50 waists IOA I $2.50 and $3AO I Waists w'th 4 MO
...OL waists are. vOXj to $5 are . . to
are.
Friday -More Extraordinary
Wash Goods Sales
Hundreds of pieces fine 16c Lanns, 26c Swisses and Dimities,
ZUc Irlnghams, Embroidered Organdies, Silk Mulls, Foulards " g
values to 26c all at one price
One case 27 and 30-inch Batistes
and Lawns; special
price, .yard
2ic
SHEETS AXD
Bleached Sheets, full 81x90 Ins.,
extra heavy quality;
Friday special
59c
HOYS' KNICKERBOCKER PANTS
Excellent worsteds, in grey effects, sizes 4 to 14 years, values
to 75c; Friday, special at
Fancy China at a
Give-Away Price
Dargain Friday again. We have over
60(1 pieces or fancy decorated China
Cups and Saucers, Bread and Butter
Plates, Pie, I 'Inner and Soup Plates,
that are worth to 75c, K.g
at each tfV
Also big lot White Austrian China
Plates and Cupjs and Saucers, ft ft
closing out, choice
English Cauldon Rail Plates, with
English hunting scene
decorations, 75c values, at . .
MASON TnVtV JAM H gallon size
complete with rubber and VKr
top, per dozen ul
JEXiIiT TUMBEEM With tin tops,
H Pint size, per dozen 16o
pint size, per dozen ISO
More Clearing Sales in White Goods
To clear up In a day'B selling we put out a big lot of fancy white wait
ings, embroidered batistes, Swisses, checked and striped lawns etc.,
that are worth to 25c. They are slightly tumbled and mussed. i l
clearing them, at 2 C
12 c shrunk cotton sultlnsr. 34-lnrhes wide fnr si j.
RedStar, Birdseye Diaper. 22, 24
(10 yards), clearing at
15c Turkish RAth Tnwoia
. wvut.u
Bennett's Friday
Bennett's Golden Coffee
?rrre"i" -5 ?offeerpound"::::::::::::::i8szand grjj g s:
Teas, assorted
Teas, assorted,
pound
pound
Salmon Sale 200 ,canB diamond S Salmon, worth 22c can. 1 Kn
as long as lot lasts will close out at IOC
?,tr.B',Kllt cube Pineapples, worth 20c,
Raisins, large, per pound
EXSWIZ0: "
u-vniani r otm, a psgs. ....
Blood of Orepe Juice, pint bottle
Delatour Olflfter Ale, two bottles
Nutlet Peanut Butter, two Jars
A. B. C. Catsup, pint bottle
Marshall's Preserved Bloaters, can
Ellen Sardines, two cans
Silver Label Gelatine, pound pkg
Waldorf Chill Sauce and Relish
xiiiivo nuuin, inree cans
60o bottle Queen Olives
25c bottle Alanzolins
Electric Lighted
TRAINS
TO
COLORADO
. EQUIPPED WITH
OBSERVATION SLEEPING CAR,
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS.
FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS,
DYNAMO BA66A6E CAR,
DINING CAR, (Meals 1 1. Cirta),
ALL ELECTRIC LIGHTED
Leaves Omaha 12:10 A. M.
Arrives Denver 3:00 P. M.
EVERY DAY
JiO
Round Trip
VIA
UNION PACIFIC
AX SO AIOTSEI rxmST-CZaSS TEktlX
beaTOa Oaana S:BO F. 2f, arrive Bea
ver 7:90 A. M.
INQUIRE AT
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
1S24 Farnam St.
Vhonesi Douglas 1838 and lad. A -3 Ml.
tRl-&W,l-SOV$
Red-Man CollarS
TRADE MARK
2 for 25 Cents.
Why pay the 6ame
price for other makes!
Ask Any Men's Furnisher.
fn Tflv
i 1 1 ii ii
1LMU1-1
U
at 1 o'clock in July and I
) Saturday at 10 r. f t
All wool cballieg and many plain
and novelty dress goods, y f
all worth 69c to $1, at. . JC
TILLOW CASES
Bleached Pillow Cases, 4 2x36 Ins.,
splendid 12 &c quality,
48c
Great Clearing Day
n Corsets Friday
Several hundred odds and ends of
leading makes of dollar Corsets on
sale Friday. The styles are very
desirable and must not be Judged
by the ridiculous price. The very
style and make of Corset you are
partial to may be In this lot. New
and clean and fresh, too, with ev
ery size represented.
19c
There II be a crush
at the counter, so be
early, choice. . . .
and 27 Inch, worth to Vl'oo rJL
ftVa t
iv
Ul CI UUU1, at eee.
Grocery Specials
680 and 60 Orenn Slimn.
..380 and 30 Qreen Stamps-
special, can..l6o
19Uo and
:...flo32n3
20 Green
10 Green
20 Green
20 Green
10 Green
10 Green
20 Green
10 Green
10 Green
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
. . .fl So snd
. . .860 and
. . .860 and
. . . aoo and
. . .83o and
. . . 300 and
. . . 300 and
...36o
lOo and
10 Green Stamps
10 Green Stamps
a fin nr., I
2o
. !l6o
'4
Restaurant on 2d Floor
DAINTY COOKING &
at moderate .prices. The coolest. M
airiest and most delightful rnfp&
in Omaha. '
Take your noon-day lunch here. &
FISH DEPARTMENT
In this department we offer you
the finest and freshest quality
obtainable. It you wish to save
money and get quality, we can
-please you.
For Friday's selling we have a
special selection of
?5
Salmon,
Mark Bass,
Pickerel.
Flounders.
Croppies,
Live Lobsters,
etc., ncludlng:
1,000 lbs. GermanC arp,
per lb 6c
1,000 lbs. Silver Bay Herring,
per lb 10c
1,000 lbs. Baby Halibut,
per lb 12$ic
Wall Eyed Pike, per lb 16c
Channel Cat, per lb . w 17 )6 c
Freeh Lake Trout, per lb 16c
Freeh Lake White Fish, per lb. 13c
DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT $
In this department we offer
the public a fine line of High Class
Pure Food Products all ready
cooked and ready to eat.
It saves you time, worry and
heat these hot days.
We also have David Berjr &
Co.'s Kosher Sausage and Cooked
Meats of all kinds.
We Recommend
A
The Beer
You Like
$2.00 Per Dozen Large Bottles
$1.35 Per Dozen Small Bottles
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i (doartney & eo
' 17th sad DooeTlaa
M moas SouaUa 47
SsS Private Exchange Connects All Dapta.
WRITE IF YOU
USS OR WANT
COAL
Ragera Caal Mlalaa Ca.. Pslla. lew
Omaba'a rnre rood Center
.a A ,
Remnant Day Bargains
We Close
at 5 P. M.
Except
Saturday
at 10 P. M.
THE RELIABLE STORE
Closing Out All Summer Goods
Remnants of all the fine oods at leas than one-fourth their real value? "'
FlkOM TO 9:30 A. M. 10,000 yards of silk striped Orpandlea. fast
colors, real value at yard 15c, 10 yards limit at a yard ...S?
FltOM 0:30 TO 10:0O A. M. One case of Edwards fine 11c Muslin, 10 yards
limit, at a yard -5
FItuM 1:30 TO 2:30 P. M. One caso of Buffalo LL, a very fine, heavy un
bleached ,fusll9c value, 10 yards limit, at a yard 4
FROM 2:30 TO 3:30 V. M. One case of 12 He heavy large Bath Towids, four
towels limit, at each 5J
SKVKIIAL OTHKK HOIK SALES.
In Our Famous
Domestic Room
10,000 yards of all kinds of fine Wafh
Goods, silk warp Glnghama, Bilk
warp Muslins, silk warp Organdies,
etc., that sold at 25c and 39c a yard,
. long remnants at, yard IOC
10,000 yards of silk warp Muslins, silk
warp Organdies, high grade Batiste,
high grade Swisses and other fine
goods, worth up to 19c yard, all at
per yard 7W
15,000 yards of all kinds of high grade
Wash Goods that sold at 12 4c 15c
and 19c, will go at yard 5
12,000 yards of fine Wash Goods that
sold at 10c and 12'c, will go at per
yard 3H
A long line of odds and ends of fine
goods will be closed out at per
yard 1 and 2H
SBUCS
Remnant Bargains That You'll
Appreciate at This Time:
All Short Remnants of Finest
Silks The most beautiful and
delicate of foreign and domestic
weaves, just the thing for trim
ming and fancy C
work, each OU
85c SILKS, FRIDAY 29c
Kemnants of Fine Novelties,
plain colored Taffetas, etc.,
newest weaves, values to 85c
yard, at choice, 9Ql
yard a&UU
Curtain Specials
Saxony Brussels Lace Curtains $5.50
to $9.00 values, 3 and 4 pairs of a
pattern, on sale to close out in three
lots, Friday, $4-98, $3-98, $2
Novelty, Filet and Renaissance Cur
tains, worth regularly $6.50 a pair,
on sale at, pair $2.98
Tambor and Muslin Curtains, Exactly
Half Trici' All $4.00, $3.50 and
$2.50 Snow Flake Curtains, at per
pair $1.9S
In Itomestic Room Cluny Curtains
Regular $2.50 values, choice $1.98
Odd Lace Curtains Worth double,
at 98t 75 49 25d nt 10
Remnants of Swiss, Repps, Cretonne,
etc., LESS THAX HALF
75c Allover Embroideries 29c
A choice line of Allovers and Waist
Frontlngs, worth 50c, 75c and even
$1.00 yard, the greatest snap of the
season Friday, in one lot, yard 29
A Monster Grocery
Fruit, Vegetables, Butter, Cheese, Crackers nnd Meat Sale Friday. We
Lead all Competitors for Quality and Low Prices: .
The best Pure Cane Grsnulated Bugar BUTTER AST) CKEZSB 8AXB ZSAT
at less than Jobbers' cost
48 pound sacks best fancy High Patent
Flour, per Back 1.25
10 bars best Brands Laundry Soap for 25c
The best Pearl Tapioca or Sago, lb. 60
The best Domestic Macaroni, pkg. ..8 Vac
Gallon cans peaches. Plums, Tomatoes, or
Pumpkins, per can 35c
10 pound sacks best White Cornnieal 16c
011 or Mustard tiardines, per can ....4o
Quaker Oats Company Toasted Wheat
Flakes, per package ic
fJraham or Oatmeal I'rackers, per lb. 7VsC
Fig Newton Cookies, per pound 7'c
Dr. Price's Breakfast Food, per pkg. 6c
Peanut Butter, per )ar 8VdC
Choice Japan Hice, per pound c
Large Bottle Worcester Sauce, Catsup, or
Pickles, for S'sc
The best Crisp Soda Crackers, per lb. 6c
The bent crisp Pretzels, per pound ....6c
Fresh Herring, per can 8c
Large cans Herring and Tomatoe Sauce,
fnr lHc
TEAS AND COFFEES Ws Import Dlraot
Fancy tiolden Santos Coffee, per lb. luc
Fancy Marieatbn Blend, per pound . ,17Wc
Fancy Porto Hlco Blend, per pound 20c
Fancy Ankola Coffee, per pound ....23c
Choice Basket Fired or I'ncolored Japan
Tea, at per pound 2fic
Try our Combination Blend for Ice Tea,
per pound He
Fancy Basket Fired Japan English Break
fast Ceylon or Ciunpowder Tea, lb. 3sc
try HAYDENS' BM
IT WILL PAY YOU..
to call and see our
MATTING AND RATTAN SUIT CASES
before you atart on your vacation. They are light, roomy
mid neat. They i re itrong and endurable.
PRICES FROM $2.00 UP.
Omaha Trunk Factory
1200 Farnam Street.
EVERY
Knjoya a good style umbrella while traveling We
have some very handsome ones. hhe also ought to
take along one of our fountain rens with her.
LOOK rOK THE KAMI
S. W. LINDSAY. Jeweler
ISIS DOUQLAI STREET
Bee Want Ads-Business Boosters
Compare the
Quality of Our
Offerings, .
You'll Find
It Superior.
Furnishing Goods
fn the Domestic Room. Men's' anK
Hoys' FurnixhlnKA at less than Ttalf
value.
Ml HITS ftOc to 75c values, neat
black and white patterns, all sizes,
on sale at one price Friday ..2r
ROYS' SHIRTS With soft collars, at
tached, made to sell at BOo, choice
at, each 15
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS Heavy qual
ity twills and black and white stripes
50c to 75c. value, on sale at ..2J
MEN'S RALRRIGOAN I' XPERWK A R
Values to 50c garment, on sale at,
per garment 19
HOSIERY WORTH REGULARLY l.V?
Men's, Women's -and Children's
bla'cks, tans and fancies, on sale Fri
day, at pair 5
MEN'S BANDANA HANDKERCHIEFS
Turkey red or indigo blue, worth
regularly 10c, at 3H
MANY OTHER SPECIALS.
Clearance Spedials in )
Cloak Department
Lingerie and Gingham Dresses and
fehirt Waist Suits, all colors and
slzeB, lace and embroidered trimmed,
$5.00 and $6.00 values, at $2.95
$10.00 and $12.50 Jackets and Crav
enette Coats, great assortment, at
each $5.00
$2.00 Long Klmonas at ...... 700
$1.25 High Grade Petticoats, at 59C
9:00 TO 11:00 A. M. Women's dark
percale Dressing Sacques, regular 75c
values, at choice 250 f
Friday Notion Specials J
When we advertise Notions everybody
knows it means the very beat quality
of Staple Notions at less than half.
Gold Eye Needles, package l
50 yard Sewing Silk, spool ....2 HO
200 yard Machine Thread, spool l
3 packages Pins for 50
Darning Cotton, fast black, spool 1g
15c Horn Combs, metal back, at 5 v
25c Needle Books each 4 7
Cotton Tapes, all sizes l
Hump Hooks and Eyes, card ..
Darning Eggs, enameled ...... ..2t
Pearl Buttons, per dozen 1
Linen Thread, per spool 2Hc
5 yard Wool Skirt Binding 5
Other Notion Items at Proportionate
Low Prices.
10c Embroideries at Yard 3ic
Odd lots of Embroideries and Insert
ings that sold regularly to 10 cents
per yard, all at one prfrce, at per
yard 3,0
Choice Dairy Buttar, per pound 17o
Fancy country tinner, per pound ,. ..ic
Good Creamery Butter, per pound . ...21o
Fancy Creamery Butter, per pound ..24c
FBESK VEGETABLE PBIOEB FOR
F&1DATI
Fancy Wax Beans, lb 2 4a
Fancy Green Beans, lb 2'jO
Fresh home grown TurnlpB, lb lo
Large head fresh Cabbage ZVio
Fresh Pursley, hunch io
Large heads Cauliflower ............. 6o
Fresh Beets, bunch lc
Frexli Carrots, bunch lo
8 hunches fresh Unions , 6c
8 bunches fresh Kadishes 6c
Large F.gg Plant, each 6c
Freeh Leaf Lettuce, head lc
Fresh Kalamazoo Celery, head 2Vjc
Three large Cucumbers for l3
Fancy large California Sweet Cantaloupes,
each to
Frenh rousted Peanuts, quart ......... 0
Large Juicy Lemons, doren 15o
Fancy California Ox Halt Cherries, per
lb I0o
Fancy Currants, Rawpoerrles. Black
berries, Gooseberries, etc., by the crata
St lees than market prices.
Ths Balance of Our Third Oar of Fancy
Arkansas Elbsrta Frssstona Paaohaa to
Go on Sals Friday!
These are extra fine and the best you can
buv for canning, Friday, per four-
basket crato ...76a
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