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Omaha's Greatest Garment Sale Vv
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY NEW YEAR'S DAY
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fTTFl OMAT1A DAILY BEE? THUKSv
SEW YEAR GIFT FOR OMAHA
Implement Home ii Presented by
", Council Blnffi.
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PEaTJ PLOW COMPANY COMES
rasrttal ak Tkli Concern Is Ts
HiaJrrd TkaiMad Dollars,
' llaalaess tM Kark Year
Exceeds That Flcsre.
For a llttlo New Year's present. Council
Bluff will give Omaha another Implement
house, which will add more than IJOU.ono to
tha Imploment and machinery business ot
thS city annually.
O. JE. Glnm-van, manager of the Peru
Flew and Implement company, which has
maintained a hmisd In Council ltluffi for
number of years, announced Wednesday
that ths company will move Its business
to Omaha and orx-ri an office and sample
rooms in "Implement Row." The company
now bandies the line of the Peru Plow and
TV' heal company of Peru, III., and In ad
dltlon to this, vehicles and ' Implements of
other factories.
When the company moves to Omaha tha
"agency" business will be discontinued and
only.tbs products of the Peru Plow and
Wheel company carried. These consist of
plows and trvck wagons.
Tha capital stock of the Peru company
Is 1300,000, bat Mr. Olnnevan cxprcts to
do a kulsness of more than .0O,iX) annually
in Omaha.
The coming; of this company adds another
to ths Increasing list of Implement houaea
In Omaha and fives rite to the prediction
of ths Commercial club that Omaha Is
gradually becoming the Implement market
of ths west. The business done by lmple
anent bouses this year In the city Is consid
erably In excess of 19,500,000, though It
was 12,010.000 more last year.
Larger Baslness In lOOO.
That ths coming season will see tliu
Omaha Implement and vehicle houses do a
business of close to tl5.000.oco is said by
Implement men to be almost a certainty.
They have reduced stock, assisted retailers
to "clean up" old lines until It Is Bull
that scarcely a retailer In the state Is now
carrying a car load of wugons. The buying
will begin soon after the first of tha New
Tsar., and Omaha looks forward to a
record year in the Implement business.
Houses In Omaha havu practically no
boundaries on their "trade empire." In the
Big Horn Basin of Wyoming, In the pjtatj
fields of Colorado; up the Yellowstone
river' Where the government reclamation
service is at work, around Billings and In
the sugar beet fields. Implements "bought
in Omaha" may be seen on many farms,
and 'they run from humane horse collars
to harvesting machinery and wagons.
Montana Is demanding Implements from
Omaha that lomo of the exorbitant frelg.it
charges may he eliminated. To get a
lumber wagon from Illinois common points
coats as high as $30 In freight charges at
points in Montana, and the farmers there
are looking for a "near market" such as
Omaha.
9 Last
Day 0
efore Invoicing
All
Ml
TREMENDOUS PRICE SEDUCTIONS!
the Broken Lines, All the Odd Lots,
the Short Pieces Will be Sacriiiced in
THE GREATEST
n fy n run n rn
a t i
SAL
LL.UVJ b-J.uuM
EVER. HELD IN OMAHA '
Thousands have been saving money by bnying at
our pre-inventory sales this week. Thousands more will
take advantage of this final day before inventory, be
cause we positively offer, for this day only, the
Most Extraordinary Bargains of the Year
On Special Sale Thursday
Womcn's 5flc Neckwear at 15c
u
1,000 pieces of fancy neckwear, jabots, lace collars, fancy
stocks, fancy silk collars, ruches, etc.
about 100 new styles, all colors, and
worth up to 50c each; Thursday,
at
15c
Remnants and I?m1mai1 aivt rA IA E
odd Lots of iuuruiut;i y hm u. n
r I 1 . ! .3 .- 1 r-nni 1 M. .1 ,1 l rt .1 li .i f i r nAvtli no
Xllls t'lllDl uiuerv , luseitiuu uuu uctuaiu io ui iu cvo
high as 15c a yard odd lots must go Thursday.
KL"3 Allovcr Laces, 15c Yd.
These allovtrs are worth up to 50c a yard odd lots
of imitation Irish crochet, filet, etc.
GABRIEL COULDN'T BEAT JIM
the Aaarel, Hays Tom Flyaa,
Woald Be Powerless Against
Dahlman.
"It makes no difference how many can
ildates there may be In the field or who
they many be, the Dahlman Democracy
will stand by Jim until the last ditch.
Even the Angel Gabriel could not get' our
club'a support while Jim Is In the field
as a candidate for mayor of Omaha for a
second term."
This is the authoritative statement ot
Thomas J. Flynn, president of the Dahl
man Democracy, chairman of the demo
crats county committee, leader of the
governor's inaugural ball, and the possess r
ot A few other titles of greater or leas!
tpocnent, and incidentally, street commis
sioner, but not so you can notice It. The
Statement of Boss Flynn Is nothing extraor
dinary, however, as It was to be supposed ,
that tha Jlmocrats would Una up for the j
mayor to a man. )
The president of the powerful club says I
Ms organisation will take no part in the
struggles of the candidates for council posi-
tlons until after the primaries. It Is ;
expected that the 'present councllmen will j
have some opposition at the primaries, but
Mayor Jim and his political organisation
will keep their' hands oft and let the
aspirants fight their own battles and pad
dle their own canoes.
C. H. Wltbnell, building Inspector, and
L. B. Johnson, president of the council,
announced Tuesday that they would not
be candidates for mayor against Mr. Dahl
nan. Mr. Wlthnell says that Just because
'he received 1,400 more votes for building
inspector than did Mr. Dahlman for mayor.
It does not follow that he would get as
many votes for the chief position. He
has pot made up his mind whether to run
for building Inspector again or not, but
ha says he will not be a candidate for
mayor under any circumstances.
Mr. Johnson, as'presldent of the council.
Is acting mayor. For this reusm he haa
been' Importuned to become a candidate for
tho chief position, possibly ss ths Jack
'man, tha councilman being a member of
that elub. But Jehnson says, nay, nay.
Odd Lots of 20c and 25c Handkerchiefs at. .
5c
Odd Lots of Ribbons All silk and up to
No. 100 in width, at, yard
Wide Embroideries Corset cover widths, skirt
ings and flouncings odd lots and remnants, yd
5c-I0c
15c
Embrodered Turnover Collars Odd lots, 25c qual- n
ity, at, each '. JC
Kid Gloves Two-clasp kid gloves, in all C1Q0 $150
colors, also black and white, at sOC" 1
25c H
Golf lloves and Mittens All colors, for women
and children worth up to 50c special, pair. . .
BELL PEOPLE STAND PAT
Webraaka Telephone Compear Not
- Move br the Actios at the
ladepeadeat.
Ths action of ths Independent Tele
phone company as advertised in ths papers
today will have no effect upon our affairs,"
satd W. B. T. Belt, general manager of
tha Nebraska Telephone company Wednesday,-
when asked If ths reduction of rstes
by the Independent would be met by the
Nebraska.
''There la no occasion or reason for any
such move on our part,' added Mr. Belt.
"We are giving high grade service at low
price now and our ratrons are evidently
well satisfied with our service. There Is
nothing In our financial condition that
would suggest ths nsceestty ot us adopting
any new policies,
The State Railway commission a few
days ago served notice on the Independent
Telephone company t discontinue all free
service by January 1. and ths action of
that company in announcing reduced rates
Is tha answer to this order.
Some Wonderful Remnant Bargains
IN THE BASEMENT
5c
One big table of fine voile
remnants worth
25c per yard, at, yd
One table of fine
black mercerized
sateen rem- C
nants at, yd
One table of fancy white goods,
In full places would fa
be worth 16c; goes aJC
at, per yard
One big table of
15c new dress
ginghams,
at, yard . .
One table of fine
yard wide percale,
a 15c grade at, yd.
One table of half
wool shirting
flannels
at, yard.
One table of narrow width
kimono crepe
per yard
.8ic
quality
5c
5c
tvidtli
5c
IN THE FORENON ONLY One table of the narrow
width challies, usually called extraordinary bargains at
3M;c jer yard, goes all forenoon long at,
per yard C
And there will be hundreds of other remnants on sale
in the basement Thursday on which the quality is too
small to advertise.
NO FASTING ON THIS FRIDAY
Vooo Greets Dtapeaeatiea Permitting;
Cathellea te Eat Meat o
New Year's.
A special dispensation has been granted
by the pope by virtue of which Ho man
Catholics will be permitted to eat meat on
the coming rrlday. The action ia taken
because New Tear's day la so much of a
holiday that K becomes something of a
festal occasion Uka Christmas for which
day a dispensation to sat meat has al
ways been granud when It occurred on
Friday.
Tha news of the dispensation reached
Omaha Catholics Wednesday.
. A Barslag Shame
ts mot ta have Bucklen's AnUca Salve to
cure burns, sores, plies, cat, wounds and
fie. JTr sale by Boatou Drug Co
Dress Goods Remnants
Custom house sample pieces, many of one kind to match
II mohairs, suitings, 1 -TK f M
ij ia0ilr:e!::.6t: 3c4Uc-i5e Jj
$1 uress uooas uemnanis ai 3&c
All "wool materials, black and colored serges, suit- IP
49c
ings and waistings odds and ends, at, yard
60-inch Fancy Suitings Checks, stripes, etc.
. bdd lots and remnants, worth $1.00 yd., at. . . ,
DR. BRADBURY. DENTIST
painless Extracting sOe g
Crowns, up from.. -SO
Partial Platea, up
from
rulings, up from
porcelain Fillings,
us from
I rV' - -I
J I I I
giao
1A
ISO yaJtMAM itiit. IT ysars
sans of floe. Vaeaei D. 1T54.
Bridge Work, per
tooth, up from fa. So
Hervea removed wi in
cut pain.
AlTSOLam WOBI
A ariiCLaXTT.
Work guaranteed ten
years.
uiple Mai te say Srua keMiee br ItVosk
eeS etbar draf fcaelte are positively eered
HABITIMA. For kjDoderate er Internal a
' oer
tees armaria er by aul ta
Mall Order Pilled liy
I1A VDN OU-iKA, SEEL
Try -A-W-F
IfX lore tiro
I trouble tbi
sUai . -HOWELL' . ANTI- KAWr
i Try a bottle. Me aad lee.
. wAvaru. BlUt 00
aietai ajaa.
spnxa
COUCH
better rem-
eouan. cold.
threat 11 Mil
inm111M Ujm
If ANNUAL JANUARY LINEN SALE j 1
J JL BEGINS SATURDAY. JjVaaay
Thursday a Special Sale
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR
Three lots, each an exceptional bargain. Includes the very newest
novelties. Tho over-eupply left from our Christmas purchase. There
are scores of styles and all will be on the counters at reductions of
one-half and less. . .
HERE'S A COUNTER FULL
Beautiful Jabots; Satin Collars,
with ruchlng edge; Net Collars,
with lace and satin trimming;
Net Bows, with lace and satin
trimming; Satin Bands, with
bows, and many other effects.
Prettiest 50c Neck
wear shown this sea
son, at.
33 c
DOLLAR VALUES AT 50c
Another lot, comprising many
dainty and elaborate lace effects;
some are all net, pleated and
ruchlng trimmed pleated silks, In
tailored styles; novelty Tabs and
Jabots; many In Individual boxes
none worth less
than 76c; many are
$1.00 values
50c
FAXCV L1XEN COAT SETS Large Itne, plain, embroidered and eyelet
effects, all are regular 50c values, but are slightly mussed f
from handling by the holiday crowds; easily laundered; lllf
choice, i. v w
ANY TAILORED SUIT
IN STOCK .
Worth $35.00. $45.00, $57.50 to $75.00
There is no Juggling of prices In this statement, incredible though
it may seem. No misrepresentation or exaggeration Is resorted to just
Blmple facts. The time has come when our high priced suits must
go. There must be no half-heartedness about It. They must be dis
posed of Thursday before we take inventory. Just think the most
beautiful models shown during the entire season made of finest
materials.
CHOICE OK ANY WOMAN'S SUIT IN THE HOUSE.
WITHOUT A SINGLE EXCEPTION, POH1TIVELY
WORTH UP TO $73.00 THURSDAY
$25
WOMEN'S COATS
Unrestricted choice of any coat in
stock season's finest modelB
long black broadcloth and fancy
colored styles, values $29.50,
$35.00 and $45.00; choice
$25.00
DIG SALE FURS
One-third off now on our entire
stock of furs. Greatest oppor
tunity in years to buy Quality
furs in the best styles at wonder
ful bargains
Off
33i
Last Day Thursday for Choice of Any Man's
Suit or Overcoat $17.50
Positive Values $23.50, f 25.00 and $30.00.
Must be sold before inventory night of December 31st.
est grade clothing made In all America.
High-
DAINTY FOOTWEAR
FOR NEW YEAR'S RECEPTIONS, PARTY AND THEATER WEAR
AND OTHER SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.
A mos'tcxtensive variety of smart new effects, appealing to refined
tastes.? The line includes bronze kid pumps, pink, blue and white
satin and kid pumpB and satin ties, black suede pumps with ankle
straps, Jet beaded sailor and Theo ties and pumps; also strap slip
pers in widest assortments. .$2 $2.50 9 $3.50 $4 $5 $6
CALENDARS
Our entire stock of new
1909 Calendars, very beauti
ful and novel, on sale, at
i PRICE
GROCERIES
20 lbs. Granulated . Bug-ar for $1.00
Capitol Flour, per sack $1.00
And 100 Stamps.
Bennett's Best Coffee. 8 lbs. for $1.00
And 100 Stamps.
Teas, assorted, per pound Mo
And 60 Stumps.
Capitol Baklns; Powder, 5 lbs. $1.00
And 100 Stamps.
Mixed Candy, per pound lOo
Salted Peanuts, per pound lOo
Package Candy So, lOo, lBo, 8So
Thursday Sale Fruits and Vegetables
Cabbage, per lb so
Turnips, peck 10c
Bellevue Celery ....t ,....o
Cooklnir Apples, peck 30o
Bananas, dozen ISO and too
Mixed Nuts, lb. -at
Black Walnuts, peck 0o
Peanuts, fresh roast, quart So
Sweet Navel Oranges
12 He slss for, dozen joo
26c size for, dozen goo
30o slzo for, dozen goo
40c size for, dozen 38s
Sweet Tangerines, dozen
Lemons, dozen..... 0o and o
Grape Fruit, two for 150
PKffe- United
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UjrW t illu.tr.ted book. "Ths Overland .
?W;, Ri. I. the Road oi a Tkowaad
ni. n,k.l nrflca. 1394 Tar- ;
f nam t. -Fhonssi BsU ourxV
J Th ntoymnt of a prosperous
NEW YEAR
will depend upon the circumstances that you can control. Ons of these la
your standard of health. Your health can-t bs ths best it teeth aro not
iv thorousn worn. lne quick tiin:a
often maks is rsally orpHslna:. Little decaya grow into tho larger kind,
Increase the risk of total loaa.
and
Ons evidence of satisfaction that my patients enjoy they hkvs a gr
rest in t hlr teeth that have been restored than ths fee it has lak
Inter
make them so.
Let us have a pleasant chat about your teeth.
reater
en to
TAFT'S DEIITAL ROOMS
t
Women'i
Outer
Garments
at
Half Price.
TMI MEUABLK STORI
All
Children's
Winter
Coats
At Half.
THURSDAY WE ADD TO OUR GREAT HALF PRICE SALE
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF TAILORED SUITS
Never before has such magnificent
assortment of the season's choicest
styles been offered in any
HALF PRICE SALE .
Many of the lots have been received
within the last few days and must
be disposed of quickly.
All our Ladies' iiiir nnipr
Tailored Suits, at. JlALr rtllUL
All our "Women V Skirts, Voiles,
Panamas, Silks, etc., including ex
tra sizes and ma- Nlir DDIPC
ternity Skirts, at. .flALr rnlllt
All Women's Coats, including Vel
vets, Cariculs, Silks and Satins,
fur lined and all Cloth Coats
go at
just.
AU Children's Coats at Half A
magnificent assortment for selec
tion. ZZys Discount on all Our Fur
Scarfs. Don't miss it.
All Long Silk Kimonos, at HALF
$5.00 Children's Dresses, all colors,
sizes 6 to 14 years, choice 1.98
Women's $6.00 Eiderdown Bath
Robes, all colors, on sale at S2.98
Women's Flannelette Wrappers, I Infants' 15c Bibs, at 7Xv
Values to $2.00, choice . .50c j Infants' 50c Knit Scarfs, 19o,
ATTEND THE GREAT PRE-INVENTORY GROCERY S ALB
Mimed Huts, IToits, Ttgetables, Bnttsr, Onssss, Oraoksra, Candy, ate, I-or Ksw
Tsar's Dayi '
HALF PRICE
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The best Mixed Nuts for New Tears, two
pounds for 2DO
Tha best Domestic Macaroni, pkg., at o
Bromangelon, Jellycon, or Jello, pkg 7 Vic
Worcester Sauce, Pure Tomato Catsup, or
Pickles, lsrge bottle, per bottle ... 8 Ho
3 pound cans Solid Packed Tomatoes. 8Vo
I pound cans Golden Pumpkin. Hominy.
Squash, Bauer Kraut, or Baked Beans,
for 8V,o
1 pound cans assorted Soups, for ....7Vio
The best Hoda or Oyster Crackers, lb. o
The best Ginger Snaps, per pound ....6c
Peanut Butter, per jar o
DKISD UXT BAI.B
Choice California Prunes, per pound ..4c
Fancy Panta Clara Sweet Prunes, lb. 7Hc
Fancy Cleaned Currants, per pound ..7Vo
Fancy l-Crown Muscatel Raisins, lb. 7ViO
Fancy Heedless Raisins, per package 7tyc
Fancy Heeded RalnlnB, per package ..fie
Fancy Mulr PnachM, per pound ....IVio
Fancy California Dried Orapes, pkg. 7 He
Candled Ltmon Pee), per pound ....l?Ho
Beet, Candled Orange Peel, pound ....16c
Best Capdled Citron Peel, per pound 20o
BIO BUTTalK, OSKX0B ABO BUTTXB
. 1MB SAIiB
Choirs Dairy Butter, per pound 21e
Fancy Dairy Butter, per pound 28c
Fancy -No. r 1 Country Creamery Butter,
per lb 2(c
Fanny No. 1 Domestic Swiss "heeue, lb.ZOe
Fancy hjo, 1 Brick Cheese, per lb 16o
New York Full Cream Sage Cheese, lb. 20o
raXBK TEOBTABI.EB FOB BXW
TEAK'I DIMMER
Fresh Rplnach, per peck - 20o
FreBh Beets, per bunch 5a
Fresh C'arrotH, per bunch ., .50
Fresh Turnips, per bunch 1.6o
Fresh Unions, per bunch , ...6o
2 heada fresh hothouse Lettuce, for....5t)
3 bunches fresh hothouse Radishes, for Bo
Fancy Fresh Cauliflower, per pound .,7Ho
Fancy fresh Wax Beans, per quart ..lUa
Fancy Fresh Green Beans, per quart ..luo
Fanoy Cape Cod Cranberries, quart ...16a
Fancy Jersey tiweet Potatoes, per lb, 40
HXOBX.AB9 BATBX. OBABOB SAX.B
Ths Finest, Bwsstest Oranges Orowni '
Regular 20o size, per dozen ,...150
Regular 26c size, per dozen .......... 20o
Regular 35o sise, per dozen 3&u
OBT A BOX OT THB TUtlT FBIZO AP.
FIiSB These are the finest selected Ap
ples grown. About 2i) different kinds to
choose from. They were all prize win
ners at the National Horticultural Con
gress held at Council Bluffs. While
they last we will continue to (JO OBT
sell them, per bushel box1 pa.ay
This Is only the price of chosn apples, wa
bought them right and will sell them
right.
CABDT CANST (UTT
Bee. our full line from 10c per pAund, up,
DON'T
FORGET
TRY HAYDEU'S FIRST
Moats for tho Now Year's DInncn
SPECIAL PRICES FOR THURSDAY
V af 'I
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ThB Bee for M the Sporting News
OMAHA'S
POPULAR
MARKET
Pork Roast,
per lb. . . . .
Veal Steak,f til n
per lb.... 1.5 2t
Mutton Legs, ftrt
er lb
A
Bulk Sausage,
per lb,
THB RELIABLE STORE
LOWEST
PRICES
ALWAYS
7c
5c
Leaf Lard,
9 lbs. for.. .
Boiling Beef,
6 lbs. for...
Pot Roast,
lb., 8c, 7c
Veal Roast,
lb., 8c, 7c...
25c
..5c
6c
Sirloin Steak,
per lb ,
Veal Chops,
tier lb.. . lift
Mutton Roast,
per lb
No. 1 Hamif 01 a
per lb....lu 2
10c
6c
Veal Stew, 6 lbs 25c Mutton Stew, 6 lbs. for 25c
DON'T
FORGET
TRY HAYDEU'S FIRST
IT
PAYO
Tour ol All Mexico
Via Illinois Central Railroad, under
escort ot Iteau tjampuen, uenerai
Manager the American Tourist As
sociation, 1413 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
servation Car, Chllllitli. Special bag
gage car. ,
Tickets Include all expense every
where. 1
For Information, address 3. North,
District Passenger Agent, 1403 rar-
nam Street. Omaha, Neb.
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WOMEN'S j
$3.00 SHOES I'A
H
Cold Silver andlSckle
Brass ads, Oss rutaxsa asa TatU T7arm,
aUpUts as Ssw. I
v all Kinds of Rapslrlna wa.
IJI'lAHAPLATlMljCU
BstabUshM ISM.
lo Karasy
VsUpkoass Seiflai SMAi aval A-S53S.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
LEARII AUCTI0NEERUI3
And rnaks from U o 6U psrday. Ws
toacn you AaoUoaaarlas' la fair weeks'
Uui su yoa can sip ai ones li0 ana ot
Uie best paying occupations Inlna land
and that without cuplUl. Ws oily rqulr
oue-lialf of tuition down, ths cJier aflt-i
you havs bscoius a successful Jliotloaaaa
Actual pnwUM fives. leata4
C'alUisus free Winter tei m oer.a J.nJ
sr. 'ta. Cueulu. Vsesw es B. T Sato a. sta,
It's easy enough to say, "We
Sell the Best 3.00 Woman's
Shoe Made," but It not so easy
to back the assertion.
We are satisfied that we can
prove to you that we have f he
best, and hundreds of -woman
who are , wearing our 13.60
shoes will verify the staterxxt
when we say that iw
We Sell the W';
fiO GILMORE, PresldenT i
$0.JW, Kuhns, Secretary ! I
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The leather Is all t'rdwfr!
stork, In Velour Calf, rat..
Colt, Vlcl Kid, button , and "
luce The shoe making perfect
The styles op to the moment,
and we carry a full line of.
sizes and widths and can fit any
foot.
Drexel Shoe Co.
i ilk r-ri...i .
in? laiudiu oiicti it i
The Twentieth Century Fanner i -
TS Best Tmrm raper.
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