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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1908)
10 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: "WEDNESDAY, DECEMBKK 1!HW. BRANDEIS DOSE TO MILLARD Dewey Arcane ' Dwelling: Sells for Sixty-rive Thomand Dollars. SI5AT0K WILL SOON OCCUPY IT Artaar D. Braaifli Will Beside at Flare-aee C'aaatrr Time la flam r mT mm Jew Yerk la Winter. Arthur p. Brandls"has sold 1.1a rrsl Drnci at , Thirty-eighth and Dwry In former Senator J. H. Millard for WS.onft The consideration a the 1arrt ever pnlil for a resMrncS In On-aha. It has n knows for aome tlrrro that thi BrandHa residence was on the mar ket and thie aa taken to arsue that Ar Ihur I). Brandela, who la the president of the 3. V. Brandria' Bona rrmnany, plarned to leave Omaha permanently. Mr. Brandela denied thla In an Interview Tnea day" morning, saylrla;: "The growth of our Interests demand that' the company be lepreaented In New Tork durlnr a part of the year, and my frmfly'and I shall live there durlnr the winter rhonths.' The sprlnr and summer we ahall dwell In Omaha, however, and I ahall keep In touch with thla' city by fre quent visits during the reat of the year." Purlng the aummer Mr. and Mr. Bran dels and their children will live at their aummer home near Florence, and extensive alterations end additions are planned to the country place. The hnuHe which Senator Millard ha b. vght waa built three ycara ago and IU cost la approximately what he has paid for It. Ila purchase mi-ani that he haa aban doned hla Plan to build on Davenport street , end Thirty-ninth, where he recently bought land with thla end in view. Tim Crowded Near Old Home. "It haa been getting too crowded In the vicinity oX cur prcaent home at Twenty, fourth and Harney." aald Mr. Millard In hla office at the Omaha National bank of which ha la tlfe prealdent. "Mr. Bran ded Will give possession whenever It It convenient to hlpt and hla family. Some time during January, t auppoae." The Brapdela residence la auppoaed to no , the . aecond moat costly to build In Omaha. The Joalyn caatle, occuping the apace from Thirty-eighth and Fortieth, on Dodge, la generally held to have coat $100, 000, .while the Cudahy home at Thirty-seventh and Dewey coat $5,000 lesa than the Brandeia realdence, or $60,ooo. The dwelling which Senator Millard ac quires la conceded to be the most artistic residence which an architect ever evolved for an Qmaha ma,n. It la built of cream colored, pressed brick, and haa rooms enough for all conceivable needa and de sires.. A solarium Is one unique item, and the garage at the rear, adjoining tha atablca, la held to be the beat private automobile, repository In the city. NEW THEATER WORK AT ONCE Exea.va.tlo Starts First of January as4 Balldlns; Opens One n Year Hence. The first spadeful of earth in excavating for. the new Brandeia theater and office building probtibly will fly January 1, 1909. The doors of the new theater probably will be thrown outward for the first time Jan uary 1. Wlft. v . W, - J. Burgess of the Burgesa & Wood ward syndicate, who will manage the new theater, returned from Chicago Tuesday, where he, Kmll Brandeia and Woodward looked over every theater In the city. They also practically let the contract for the drawing -of the plana for the theater part of- the building to a St. Louis firm of architects, ' Harnett, Uaynes & Barnctt TV bile thla firm will In all probability draw vp the plana for the theater, the contract haa not yet been signed. , The plans for the elght-atory office build ing, . which will Include the theater, are row being drawn by John Latenser, at whtse ' recommendation the St. Louisiana were engaged for the theatrical plana. "The lobby and foyer will be features of the . theater," declared Mr. Burgesa. "We ahall not run the aeata clear back to the doors, but leave a broad, foyer for prcmenadlng there. The seating capacity of the theater will be 1.800, and while we could make this much larger. It la not de sired to sacrifice the foyer and the com fort of patrons to more aeats. "The. lobby will be practically part of the office building, and thla will give ua the whole 133 feot for the theater. AH other Omaha theaters are compelled to cut Into the 132 deep for their lobby, but there will be so much gained In thla case." The entrance to office building and thea ter will be on Seventeenth, street, opposite tha center of that aide of the Drunrtoia store., The entire building;. It lias been srnounced. will, cost tatio.ouo, and there Is an evident determination on the part of all concerned In the project to provide Omaha with the finest structure that money cun put up.; A plethora of exits wll be pro vided for from the theater, and thia and tha office -building will be of absolutely flreprpof construction. CLAIM AND COST WIDE APART Thlrtr-tClaht Thousand Darn area . Aakaa ar Merver, Wkt Boaght - CaasbeMse far gaou. ' The 8- Hf . Mercer company haa com pleted the raalng of the old Cambridge hotel at. Thirteenth' atreet and Capitol avenue, thla courae being decided upon when the council refused a permit to repair . the atructure, which was con demned nearly a year ago. The com pany a abort time ago filed In district cqurf a suit against the city for dam agsa In the sum of $31,400. It bought the building elx yeara ago for $350 and the land on which It atood for $,ooo, ao atates the building Inspector, C. II. WlthnelL ' r"-:acszs23S33SB3nssscnBsangacgg I I n i Ntor asaj Will f I 1 , Clixwd 1 sj Friday I . w L Year's f Day. Ili; January E3 Hale of VI .lorn I I and ri White 4 11 n Satur- day. tl You Will Save Money oi Everything j You Buy at Our Great a4 n n ri n glFte-lnventoiry Sales g n In Order to Reduce All Oar Stocks to the p j Lowest Possible Mark Before Invoicing j HWcOHcr Tremendous Price Reductions J j In Every Department. You Can Buy the Highest l n Grade Winter Goods Now for Actually Less c P Money Than You Will Pay Later in the Season. n 1 1 Don't Miss a Day of These Pre-Inventory Sales 0 Wednpsdnv's F.Yfra Snecinls! 25c HOSIERY at 15c Pair Fine I I 300 Dozen Pair of Men's, Women's and Children's nose on nig Bargain square. Fine fast black hosiery, including Burson's Full Seamless and the Black Cat brands. These are all 25c f f. p quality some are ribbed tops and split soles, H B f M aaV " M n p some silk finished mercerized pair. tl P P 11 P P P P P P P P P P P P P P 1 ft P P P P P P P P P P Fancy Feathers at 25c OIIII up mm f $1.30 On Alain Floor Uargam Square b ancy leathers, including p wings, novelty aigrette trimmings, Poca hontas bands, etc., in all colors and styles it. i t cn 4 worui up tu spi.ju at tl P P a Very fine embroidery edgings, Insertions and galloon headings, in medium and wide widths, worth up to 25c yard cind 15C is, luciuuiujt; j 25cl Embroideries All Over Laces 18-inch allover laces, in imitation Irish crochet, Filet and Cluny J effects also Point de Paris, etc., worth up to 50c at, yard. . . UC PRE-INVENTORY SPECIALS IN JEWELRY DEPT. Mesh Bags and Vanity Purses of German silver, worth as up to $2.25, at. JOC Sterling Silver Napkin Rings, extra heavy, no charge for engrav ing initial, CO worth $1.50, htJJQ Men's 50c Hold-on Clutch for Scarf Pins at, each 25c . New Year's Cards r Scores of attractive new kinds. Very low prices. . Calendars for 1909 . At HALF PRICE Many pretty novelties. azapnengannnssnnnne p p p p p p p p p p p 3 BAILEY MACH DENTISTS Bast equipped Dental olflca in tha mlddla waaV Hlfbeat grada Dantlatry at Reasonatol Prlcaa, ForcelalB UUUcs. lost Uk Ua tootA. tUlKD FLOOR PAXTON BIiOCK Comer letb astd Fanuuu Street. SCHOOLS. Itoaraa coughs and siutfy nida that may Tlop into pneumonia over night ar quickly cur4 by Tolay's Honajr and Tar. as l ' tooth infiamsd marabranaa. hsals tha ' lunja and aapala tha cold from tha aystsm. Sold by all drugglsta. FOR SALE. Sattt O at aha OlothUf Co. Stook Kurt S Olossa oat Xjamoolataljr. Tha Omaha Clothing" company, located at 1IM-1I1S Farnam St., Is upn for bida from local deainra for thetr cntira atook. W hava to alther sail quick or vacate promt. Cbano of a life time for local dealer throughout Nebraska, Iowa and the xmaiKaa to purcaaa nign grade mercrian dla at to cents on the dollar. First coma, first aerred. Ho discount, no dating. Cash counta. . Htu sell any lota no matter how aroaji. ' FIXTURES FOR SALS. Klxtura that go to make up a clothing ator will be sold aheap, t'aah rrglsler, aaie, iypwnr, aeeas, shriving etc. HETAIL TRADE. ' We must vacate In seven to ten days. Coma quick ana buy the greatest baraeina of a lite time. Are you going to let thla woadarfut opportunity slip you byT Before soiling out the stock to da4srs. we will still aorv tha retail trade aa bafor. No aa.l too uttie for ua Ctoods almost glvvn away. OMAHA ClOTHINa t'O.. 131S-U1I j-arujua su 'rviwd Out of tiuainca. ft Kb? Whcpc ttiey build manly boys", Winter term opens January 30, 1909 Kearney Military Academy Boys entering at this time receive- personal and individual attention. Hurry N Rus11. Head Master. Kearney. Neb. PLOW FIRMS TO COMBINE Grand Detour Company Will Plant Biff Four in Omaha. W. A. CHAPMAN TO BE MANAGES roasolldatcd Coseers May Occupy tha Job a Derre Company Present Qaartera oa Tenth Street at First. . Plana are being worked out by President Burton of the Grand Detour Plow com pany for the organisation, of a house In Omaha similar to the one which ha haa In Kansas City, to be known as tha "Big Four" and to handle farm implements and vehicles. , Aa the Grand Detour Flow company la of Itself a big Institution, the combination which Mr. Burton proposes to make In Qmaha promises another large Implement house which will take rank among the atrongeBt houses In the city. The business done by Omaha houses In farm Imple ments already exoeeda f 12,000. 000 annually. Acoordlng to the present plana of the Grand Detour people W. A. Chapman, who haa been the locol representative of the company, will be manager of the combina tion which will be known aa the Big Four. The company In Kanaaa City handles the lines of the fcUaver Buggy company and the Thomas Manufacturing company. Tha Btaver buggies are well known and at present are handled by the Unlnger Im plement company. Whether the Big Four la Omaha will consist of the aame four houses In Kansaa City is not known. The Thomaa Manufacturing . company la one of the big manufacturers of rakes, drills, seeders and other farm Implements. It Is said this company will combine with the Grand Detour people In making the Omaha house aa large aa the Kanaaa City house. Both Mr. Chapman of the Grand Detour company and F. U Haller of the Linlnger Implement company are out of the city. Other implement dealers - who know of the proposed combination say it will mean a big house for Omaha. - At present, the Grand Detour company occupies offices' end 'a small warehouse at Ninth and Jackson street. There; la talk of the new company taking the old John Deer Plow company building on Tenth street, building the necessary additions and using K for the' bom ef the Big Four. Nebraska Military Academy x.nrcoi.x A BUlltary Boarding School for boys, now located (or the winter at Fourteenth and U streets. All de partments are in full operation. A good place for boys who don't fit In publlo schools. No entrance ezamlnatlona are given; regular class work Is supplemented by In dividual instruction; back work la easily made up. Pupils aro received at any time from fifth to twelfth grades, Inclusive. Write for Catalogue. B. 9. UTWilO, ttoerUteadaat. Lincoln, Neb. "FOLLOW THE FLAG" IpliL SPECIAL RATES SOUTH to all WHITER RESORTS Electric Lighted Sleepers, Chair Cars, High-Bark Coaches, leaving Omaha dally at 0.80 r. M. Arriving St, Louis 7:30 A. M. Call at Wabash City Office at 16th and Farnam for 111 us (rated booklets, rates, time ta bles, and all Information, or ad dress. kW, G. HARRY E. MOOItl Omaha, b. A. P. I. . . i T7 ( ANNUAL JANl'ARY LIXKN BALK Ix-gW I U j j ! SATURDAY. K J JV RED LETTER DAY "Tlx rw CP ELLS rx coucu Thar la ao tetter rem edy tor a sou-, cola, ore threat r kit trouble than 'HOWELL'S f NTI- KAWf Try a botuej l and IS iowiu sins in WEDNESDAY S. & II. Stamp Collec tors this is your day. Bring your book to the store and receive $1.00 in green stamps FREE. Many great bargains are also offered this week witli special stamp inducements. Wednesday's Wonderful Bargains The most sweeping reductions, and most angresNlve clearing out cut price- campaign ever conducted In Omaha on high class styles in WOMEN'S APPAREL Two days more in which to reduce stock thousands of dollars.. Our semi-Annual Inventory is taken January 1st The finest goods in the store sacrificed to bring stocks down to a normal basis. ANY SUIT Any cloth suit in the store- stunning models values to $75, for .$25 ANY COAT Choose from the matchless Bennett assortments, coats worth to $45, for $25 Children's Coats Any cost worth up to $7 60 sev eral hundred . to choose from, all colors, . at one price S3.a Others 1-3 off. Skirts worth to $22 Magnificent black voile and silk skirts, practically our entire stork, IIS, 120 and 122.60 models: also odda In cloth skirts, at. 7.50 All Furs Must Go Any piece, scarf, tie, throw or muff none reserved, your choice at one-third off rr ulax price. Two Mora Days of tha Big SaU $22.50. $25 and $50 Values $17.50 MEN'S SUITS and OVERCOATS Any Suit or Overcoat In the house, mind you. Clothing of tho most fashionably correct styles from America's best known makers of quality clothes. A sale to reduce stock before inventory. Stock Reducing and Rod Letter I Continuing Again the Meekly Day Specials. SHOES Women's $1.00 felt fur trimmed Juliets and Crochet Slippers, in cluding double stamps, for G9 Women's" 6 Oc felt Slippers, with leather soles, including double stamps, for 39, Skating Shoes for boys, high cut and storm proof, sizes to 5, in cluding double stamps, will go tor 81.98 Sale of NOTIONS Women's and children's hose sup porters, in black, white and light blue, 25c values for..-5 200-yard spool Cotton, white only, at 2 spools for 5 Darning Cotton, regular 25c value, box of 12 spools 19 Black skirt braid, 6-yard pieces regular 10c kind 5 60c Hair Light Crowns 252 Hair Switches F I n e large switches In shades of brown, reg ular $1 values, special . . . -G9 Stationery Department Specials New Year's Post Cards, per dozen ...10 6 Rubber Tipped Pencils lOt? and 10 stamps 2 packages Shelf Paper lOt and 10 stamps 1 roll Lunch Paper 10 and 10 stamps Box Stationery, 24 sheets and 24 envelopes lOt and 10 stamps Post Card Albums, holds 200 49 and 10 stamps Calendars for 1S09, big sale HALF PRICK. Standard Diaries for 1909 and Calendar PadB. RED LETTER DAY BARGAIN IN THE CORSETS S1.60 Models Only 89c 300 dozen on sale. Fine batiste corsets in the new long hip, high bust effect, firmly boned, has embroidery trimming and two pairs hose supporters. In no other place can you find corBets equalling these for less than $1.50 choose any Wednesday, all fresh and new Choice assortment of dainty bust ruffles and accessories at corset counter. 89c BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY rionr Sale to atednoe Stook Bennett's Capitol Flour, sack Pride of Bennett's Flour, Hack Bennett'a Kxcelalor Flour, sack Bennett'a Capitol Pancake or Wheat , Batavla Starch, per package Heedlesa Raisins, per pound Bennett'a Capitol Baking Powder Pure Pepper, ftround, per -can , Capitol Mince Meat, three package , Burnham'e Clam Chowder, per can , Pure Honey, pint Jar Hurcotash, Bent We Have, 2 cana Helnta 1)111 Picklea, per dosen Walker'a Chill Con Came, two cans ...... Rub No More Soap, six cakes Llpton's Jelly, assorted, two packages .... Before Inventory. .S1.60 and ...11.50 and ...1.70 and Xlo and So and lOo 84o and lOo und SSo and SOo and SSo and 8So and ISO end SOo and S6o and SOo and 100 75 75 10 10 30 5 10 20 20 20 10 10 10 10 green green green green fTeen green green green green green green green green green green stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps CANDIES IN THE GROCERY Chocolate Creams, lb. Mixed Candy, lb New Dates, lb ;ioc Chocolate Frappe Finest qual ity, per pound box 50 And 20 stamps. HOTELS. Battle the auae. jXete! IVevat Mote! Rochester ROCHESTER, N. Y. Rochester's Newest, Most Magnificent, Completely Appointed, Up-to-Date Fireproof Hostelry. Rochester hat long been In need of a first class modern hotel, and the owners of Hotel Rochester have not spared any money in providing the traveling public with every comfort and luxury that can be procured at the hrit hotels in New York Citv and at uf moderate price. 2- ...in , . ... n( tiotei Kocnester if constructed oi .L I.... c . . .L 1 . ilfWIUW I1ICIW1 UUVUWIUl so that it is impossible to burn. It hat 300 rooms; each and every room " has a nrivate bath. There are extra large, well lighted sample rooms for It is centrally located j a short block from the Court House on Main St., a few steps from the two leading theatres, across the street from the largest department store. Hotel Rochester is one of the chain of first class hotels under the abie management of Geo. W. Sweeney; this chain includes the Hotel Victoria, N. V., Marlborough Hotel, N. Y. and Hotel Lafayette, Buffalo. Every traveling man and tourist knows Mr. Sweeney and will feci at home at the Hotel Rochester. - Mr. William Horstmann, the manager, ha been for years associated with the Hotel Victoria, N. Y., and ha had a thorough training in high class hotels. The rates of the Hotel Rochester are most reasonable considering the many comfort and luxuries it afford it patron. Room with bath, fl.50 per day and upward. The restaurant will excel that of any hotel between New York and t,niragO while the prices will be moderate. The Hotel' own Motor Can will meet all trains. WILLIAM HORSTMANN. Manager iff ' ;rr '. - .ivvrv' -..,-- 1 k-l-i I (..";. j.aJ.s BMal liul". CW. W. mm rljM r. W. mm PI OpM Amgwmt IS, 1SUS, the convenience of all salesmen. Great Half Price Sale of Women's and Children's Winter Coats Continues Buyers Are Enthusiastic Over This Magnificent Assortment. liuAuKEvis THE RELIABLE STORE Nothing to Surpass These Values Ever Offered Here or Elsewhere. km Winter Coats Must Go Quickly And We Offer You Unrestricted Choice of: Our "Women's T Mil Cloth Coats ..ill II II L r Our Children's T Ilf T Cloth Coats ....HI. WiLr Electric Seal, Near Seal, Astrakhan, Russian Colt and Seal Skin Coats on Wo AT HALP, MANY SPECIAL SUIT BAR GAINS WEDNESDAY Buy now, while assortments are complete. $2.50 Values in Winter Velvets and Axminster Sample Car pet Hugs, nicely bound, to lVa yard long, 300 to select from, no iwo aiiKe, to close quicKiy,1 cnoice . VuC Extra Specials for Wodnosday FROM 9:00 TO 9:30 A. M. One case of Apron Checks, 6 yards limit, worth 6c yard, at yard 3H FOR ALL DAY FROM 2:00 TO 2:30 P. M. One case of 10c fine Bleached Muslin, 10 yards limit, at yard 52 18c Flannelettes, 36-ln. wide 12 H lBc Flannelettes,, 36-ln. wide ..102 12 hie Flannelettes, 3 6-in. wide, 7V4 12 c Outing Flannels, Amoskeag, at yard ...10 10c Outing Flannels, AmoBkeag, at yard 7J44 15c Towels, at lOt4 12tto Towel Goods, at ...... 7M 9-4 Unbleached Sheetings, worth ' 22ttc, 10 yards limit, yard 60c Eiderdown, all colors, yard 250 $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.60 Dread Goods in remnants, at ? yard 30 40 75 08 ATTEND THE GREAT PRE-INVENTORY GROCERY SALE ' Mlxsd Vats, Traits, Yrtablei, Batter, Oneeee, Oraekera, Caadr, Stc, Tor aTew Year'a Dayi The best Mixed Nuta for' New Yeara, two pounds for 20c The best Domestic Macaroni, pkg., at 8',ic Bromangelon, Jellycon, or Jello, pks; 7 He Worcester Kauce, Pure Tomato Catsup, or Ptckles, large bottle, per bottle ...Jo 1 pound cans Solid Packed Tomatoea, tSo S pound cana Golden Pumpkin, Hominy, Squash, Bauer Kraut, or Baked Beana, ; for SVfco 1 pound cans asHorted Soups, for ,,,.7Uo The best Soda or Oyster Crackers, lb. 8e The best Ginger Knaps, per pound . ...6o Peanut Butter, per Jar to SKIZD TBVTT BAZ.S Choice California Prunes, per pound ,.4c Fancy Kanta Clara Sweet Prunes, lb, 7 Ho Kancy Cleaned Currants, per pound ..70 Fancy 3-Crown Muncatel Raisins, lb. 7 Ho Fancy Seedless Halslns, per package 7 Ho Fancy Seeded Hatslna, per package .,8Hc Fancy Mulr Peaches, per pound ....8 Ho Fancy California Dried Grapes, pkg. 7 He Candled Lrftmon Peel, per pound 12 He Beat Candled Orange Peel, pound . ...lBo Best Candled Citron Peel, per pound 20c BIO BITTTXm, OXEEBB ABO 1UTTX 1KB BAIiS Choice Dairy Butter, per pound ., 21 c Fancy Dairy nutter, per pound zsc Fancy No. 1 Country Creamery Butter, per lb 28c Fancy No. 1 Domestic Swiss Cheese, lb.20c Kancy No. 1 Brick Cheese, per lb 15o New York Full Cream Sage Cheese, lb. 20a , r-BXSB. YEQETaBZ.ES YOB VIW YEAS siansa Fresh Spinach, per peck 20a Fresh Beets, per bunch 5a Fresh Carrot, per bunch Be Fresh Turnips, per bunch fa. Fresh Onions, per bunch . , ...,6a 2 heads fresh hothouse Lettuce, for.... Bo t bunches fresh hothouse Kadlshes, for 5n Fancy Fresh Cauliflower, per pound ..7HB Fancy fresh Wax 'Beans, per quart ..10o Fancy Fresh Green Beans, per quart '..10a Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, quart ...16a Fancy Jersey Sweet Potatoes, per lb. 40 BYOXIABB STAYBX. OBAKOB liXl The Tlnsst, wsstsst'Orang ss Orowat Regular 20o size, per dozen Ifio Regular 2fia size, per dozen 20o Regular ,36c alze, p.:C dozen 35o GET A BOX OY TXB YXK8T YBIZB AY- raEBJ These are the finest selected Ap ples grown. About. 20 different kinds to choose from. They were all prise win ners at the National Horticultural Con. grass held at Council Bluffs. Whlln they luat we will continue to Cr 2k sen inmn, ppr uuwuri iiua r TVttn is only the price of cheap apples, we bought them right and will sell them right. OAXDY CABOT OABDY . See our full line from lOo per pound, up. DOtVT FORGET TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST IT PAYO A Membership Ticket Makes a Nice New Year's Present First Year Junior Membership t 6.00 Intermediate Membership.... 8.50 6enior Membership 13.00 Y. M. C. A. HOTELS. Boston's New Hotel Bids you and your friends a brarrv welcome. No pains will be pared' to make your next visit a longer one. Excellent cuisire with service the best, amid surroundings fasbdioutly appointed. Everything new, sttrsc- ( tire and cosy, with prices reasonable The Brewster Car. Boylstoa and Washington SU. ,TEU. 44440 OXFORD. . Diaoar pariias before and after the theatre will receive our special at 'leaUoa." 'Ladies w!tea shoppin . will and it most convenient to have luncheoS here with every known comfort and exclusion. Aintlie & Grtbow Company, Oswratlag rUtsb Leae.TaUwiss Eaapire. Beecea New Orssa Hawe, SwsaipusM Heel TacarWia, Jassaica. W. L "lali a IU. 1, I.saU L.. HOTEL C0LLINGW00D Cushion Sole Shoes Good health demands that your feet "be' kept warm and dry. Our Cushion Sola Shoes for Men and Women afford the greatest ' comfort fdr ' Winter r . . , wear. ' In these Shoes, your foot rents upon a soft insole of fine felt covered with kid under which lies a, layer of cork, fol lowed by a heavy outer sole. Cushion Sole Shoes afford an equal foot pressure at every point ' A sure cure for Corns and Bunions! I S4.00 to S5.00 Try a pair of our Cushion Sole Shoes, and see what an t ocean of comfort lies in them. FRY SHOE CO. THE SHOE RS 16th and Douglas St recta. H WIST IITI IT. Offers Oa tae Bleak Bekweea 6th Ave. &B 'way YME an seleet aocomodatlons to' aUs- crlrntnaUng psopl. ABSOLUTELY FIRSrVROOr. and affords every facility for the eom fort of (null. Situated ta tbs very heart of the oltjr, In a vary quiet neighborhood, eon venlant te ail eurfaee, Subway and ele vated railway llnaa. ao4 la the midst of ta kopplac and tnaatre aMstrtot Eoomi With B&th $2 and Up. Scan! si rates kv the month er ssaeoa. fXstaurant a la Carta SBTX X. KOSBZ.BY, SB, Formerly ef lllllSmmmmVmmmmmmLttmmlSmm Tour of All Mexico i. Via Illinois Central Railroad, under, escort of Keau Campbell, General Manager the American .Tourist As sociation, 1418 Marquette Building, Chicago, select clientele, limited. All exclusive privileges, independ ent travel. Special Pullman Vesti buled Train., Drawing Rooms, Com partments, Library! and Music Room, with the largest Dining Car In the world and the famous open top Ob jservatlon Car, Cbllllltll. Special bag , gage car. J Tickets include air expense every j where. , i 'For information, addreaa 8 Nnrik .... iHt I District Passenger Agent, 1102 Far. .nam Street. Omaha, Neb. ' TWENTIETH I ' The Aa TH CENTURY FARMER verttxrt tttlt-Getr.