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-12 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. JAXTTAUY 21, 1903. i''. H .i n n .. i n EJf - Thursday Special Sale of I V UB.nch fine cambric and nainsook embroidered Floun- : - rings and Skirtings and corset cover kinbroidenes, in neat open-work designs; also blind and Tf ) 1 ; ahadow effects. See the great window dis- jl f ';' . play; worth up to J5c yard, at JXdad MEDIUM AND WIDE EMBROIDERIES Embroideries, Edgings, Insertions and Beadings 3 to 7 .. . inches, wide, neat designs and - work worth up to 10c yard, yard ' w WOMEN'S SATIN DRESSES Beautifully made and actually worth as high as $25.00 on special Bale. $10.00 Thursday Is Chocolate Day AT 8WEKT1ASU Italian Bitter Sweets The chocolates with the eg shell crack. Crushed Fruit Flavors Cream Nut Centers ' Raspberry, . Almond, Strawberry, Walnut, Pineapple, Filbert, Orange. Also vannia. ALWAYS SOLD IT TO 40c POUND, at- I! - ' 'Jv v . i NKXTSAlUKDAr m DD Choice of Entire Stock of It MEN'S PANTS DD "j Fron . L. Werner & Co., N. 1 1 Y., worth up to $7, H i a $1.50 and $2.50 1 flFk,i;SlITEDME,'.-DIV()RCE? ,' ' Dtnvir Man Thu Writes, Asking if it . Woman Got Decree. ONG VE3EIB W0ERIES OFFICIALS Ji7ImM 'Easily Sm Whr Wile i'i WhV blied Hff Husband I - Khar Sftvwld' Be Thi Sof peeted. Onlt a trans Itlve verb, meaning, accprd- , wKr "tn accord with, to please, .. . 'tA cloth or aarb." ?TBut Anton J. Llebershali of Denver ha J Srfpn cf them meaning In mind when he .wrote a letter, received Wednesday at the f of flea of the district clerk.. i "My wife suited' me." writes Lleber aVall, "and 1 want to know If she sot a J divorce." I jyorthwlth there waa wrinkling of brows Itk the office and much punllng over the letter. Several of the feminine employes ln- fsted thet'Mr Llebershall was unaouDi ? dly " good took and tidy housekeeper i ho welcome her husband every evening with a red I nut smile and a good dinner. J 1. A masculine version was that Mrs. Lleber t jjhall Insisted on , making her husband's Clothes, but this was thrown out of court .. Vn th TOund that Llebershall would have sought th divorce In this event. The records were lookd up and the K-t-kjar gone over again. It thus became plain 1 (hat Llebershall meant that his wife had "laied lilin, the ' defendant having manu , faotured a verb of his own. saying "suit i sjd" Just'as'many times the verb "lawlng" h hard. ' . Tbe facta in the case show that Mrs. JUabershall lost the case by default, not ( laving appeared , to prosecute when the 4 iuit waa' called. p; Utlatlen between W. K. Koher and ila former wife, Clara L. Koller. Is at an ( ind. tha former having settled up with J illinoay -ua. " .... i Mna. Koller first got 500 temporary and )lk mas Dermanent alimony. Koller was tyluclJpt U let go and Mrs. Koller served vaevewi gntahenu on him at various ('"i nine' she won her divorce last -' July iCoUetLkaa married again. Both have YD ads 'aewejTu - . u i- ? Tha Vhcle' Remus Memorial association f "4ika beesTorganlsed to erect a suitable ine l irlil Z the late Joel Chandler Harris. ' TTe propoaed form la the purchase of Snap '" 'Bel rarm. at Atlanta, and the preserva- - tteo V kur-home. The Sign of the Wren a Ma. It4a further planned to convert the AYEITS HAIR VIGOR Stop railing tialr f4wtroya Dandruff Does not Color the Hair R in good needle- g at, B O II THURSDAY SPECIALS CLOAK DEPT.' IN Stunning new Sklrti, in black and all colors, newest trimming and correct materials, worth J K -v w. w at 11 r ia ilk mi Skirts of voiles, taffetas, panamas. broadcloths, etc., all new features, worth ii n tn 1 1 0. at . p WOMEN'S $12 CLOAKS FOR $5. j Good, serviceable winter Cloaks, In up-to-date styles, easily worth $12, at .$5 $10 FUR SCARFS FOR $3.08 In a variety of pretty and desir able shapes, selected n 79S $39-8 furs special, at $13 WOOL DRESSES FOR $5 All wool panamas and veilings some of them lace trimmed, all colors, at $5 NEXT SATURDAY Great Sale of WOMEN'S CLOAKS . Opera Coats Worth up to $40, 1Z front yard into a park and erect on the lawn a memorial tountajn with a frlese con taining all of the "L'ncle Remus" animals and a statue of Mr. Harris. RONEY BOYS SING FOR ITALY Choir 'Will Give Cqpcert at First Methodist to Help Earth quake Sufferers. To help the Methodist people and enable the organisations of 'that church in Italy and Sicily to extend relief to hundreds of orphans and widows who are walking the streets without food and shelter, bearing the grief of losing husbands, fathers and mothers, the Roney choir of Chicago will sing at the Kirs' Methodist church Friday evening. The admission to the concert will be free and a silver offering will be taken at the close. The asslsUuice of the choir was secured by Ur. Frank L. Loveland, pastor of the chuch, who la a long time friend of . Mr, Roney. The minister learned that the choir was enroute from San Francisco to Chicago and arranged at once with the director to stop in Omaha and give the concert. Through the church, organisations the Methodist people have learned that literally thousands of children who have escaped the horrors of the earthquake, are left orphans and homeless. The Methodist church alone is now' caring for about 1,500 little children under ( years of age and thousands more are turned upon the pity and charity of other, organisations. The Idea of the church is to do some thing definite care for those now under Its protection as they should be cared for and raise the money necessary In the Methodist churches of the world, particu larly In the United States where there Is bounty. LOTS FOR NEWJOWER PLANT Additional Grssad la Boigkt by the Street Kali war Stocks Are GolagC I P. Omaha A Council Bluffs Street Railway company has bought a large plot of ground adjoining Its power plant on the south for the plant's enlargement. This Is known as sub lot No. 1 of government lot No. 3 and Is 142x2S4 feet The engineer of the company Is figuring on enlargements made necessary by rea son of the new extensions and the larger cars. New boilers and new turbine en gines will be added to the plant to handle this extra business and an addition to the house will have to be built to provide room. Samuel Burns jr., a broker whd deals in stocks bnd bonds, has sold over too shares An Elegant Drataslns Makes Hair Grow 25c OMAHA s WE HOW TAKE A HAND III THE Clothing War In addition to the extra ordinary suit values al ready offered for $10.00, .we add 200 suits. These 6uits are as fine as any hand-tailored garment to be found. At the many so called bargain sales T And even at the present dilapi dated condition of their picked over stocks they would not sell such suits for less than $20.00, if they had any as nobby as them left. Listen to what kind of suits they are and then try to equal them even for the so-called one-half price? They are Velours, the goods none of them can show you. Shey are all wool, heavy weight, come in the newest patterns, are made up fancy and extra well lined. Made to mea sure by a tailor, a suit of such material and trim ming and finish like these would be a snap at $35.00. They certainly have that rich merchant tailor look to them. Sale price of the above suits along with others made of pure wor sted: GUARANTEE CLOTHING CO. 1519-21 Douglas St. P. S. You can look at these suits In our west window, and If you don't think they are as represented, you are not asked to purchase. Built on Honor Shoes for Chil dren and Misses SZBsl For the real built on honor shoes for misses and children there is no store in the city to compare with the Drexel. These particular shoes are a specialty with us and we take pains in the fitting. Bear in mind when we tell you of these shoes that they are not ordinary shoes, but genuine welt soles, very flex ible; no wrinkles in the lining to tear the hose or cause dis comfort, There are many other good points in these shoes, but we leave it to you to see for yourself. SIZES AXD PRICES RANGE 5 to 8 51.75 8tt to u $2.0O 11 to 2.; $3.50 Young Women's to 6 'or $3.00 ttmiJuiiiiHifiHMPBfliiiwgtaai Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam street of tha stock of the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway company slnoe Jan uary 1, tha buyeia all being local people. The price has raised from 2' to 85 during that time. SIX KILLED JJY EXPLOSION Fatal Accident ta Lone Canoa Coal Bllnes Dead Are All Itallaaa. SALINAS, Cal., Jan. 30. Six men were killed yesterday morning by an explosion In the Lone Canyon coal mines, near Chan cellor, seventy mile south of here. Details are lacking, but the men are thought to have bee) Italians. Calif orala-McxIco. . A series of first-class personally escorted, all-expense tours from twenty-one to fifty three days' duration, have been arranged by the tourist department of the Chicago Vnlon Pacific A Northwestern line to In clude Old Mexico. California and Colorado via a choice of tha most desirable routes, leaving Chicago and other points during the months of January and February, 1909. Direct southern routes are used to Cali fornia and Old Mexico, returning through California, Utah and Colorado. Also going via New Tork and steamship to New Or leans. Correspondence solicited. Address tr call on B. A. Hutchinson, manager touiUit department. Chicago-Union Paclflo & Northwestern line. Hi Clark street. Chicago. Do you remember seeing the "Butter Lady" at the Com ShowT Perfection in butter la what we aim for. W call It "IDLE WILD.' All leading grocer handle IDLEWILD brand or creamery butter. Be sure you get IDLE WILD. If your grocer does not handle It. tele phone Douglas 1748. davio cole CBf.Aarr.nr co. TTV T7TTTTTT71I SI 1 m r Cut Flowers for ii Floral plof for f uneraJa at lowrst prices, 1,000 Lingerie Waists On the Bargain Tables, Main Floor, Thursday . . You will see at a glance that they are wonderful bargains. They are all fresh and new, just out of their original boxes. They are of white lawn, trimmed with embroidery and lace insertions In attractive man ner and neatly tucked. You can afford to buy half a dozen of them at this price. Desirable for wear about the houae, 25c. Muslin Underwear Sale Let nothing prevent you from getting your share of these uncom monly good values. The entire range of muslin garments are priced In this sale for less than undermuslina of quality were ever offered for before. 39c Corset Covers 25 68c Corset Covers 30c 98c Corset Covers 59t? $1.25 Corset Covers 75 $1.98 Corset Covers 98 60c Gowns 394 $2.00 Gowns for 08 $2.60 Gowns for $1.25 98c Chemises for 75 $1.48 Chemises for 98 SALE COATS FOR WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN Entire stocks in final mark down of the season. Women's colored Cloth Misses' Long Coats, i Children's Coats, all Coats, worth $25 to I many stunning mod- kinds and colors $30, now .... $10 I els, val. $20, for $10 1 worth to $12.. $5 Extraordinary Thursday Sales l.OOO YARDS $1.00 SILKS Consisting of every kind fancy and plain 27-inch taffetas, meBsalines (many colors) 32 inch kimono silks, 24-Inch crepe de chine in all colors regular $1.00 qualities 49c Women's and Children's Coatings, in astrakhan, imitation furs, bear skins, etc., values to $5.00 yard, at, yard. $1.00 Flannelettes and Bath Robe Materials Bordered effects, etc., values 10c, 16c to 25c, at, yard , 5 Fancy Eiderdowns For sacques, kimonos, In light and dark stripes, pretty patterns, worth 29c, at : .s 10 Embroideries Handsome 27-inch flouncings and 18 inch Corset Cover Embroideries exceptionally fine bargains, Thursday, on sale at 290 AT THE LINEN COUNTER 10c' Glass Toweling 4c Wash Cloths . . . . U Ho Towels for . . . .6Ho . . .lo .7Ha Sale of Dinnersets I- The most Important sale of dinner ware this city has known In many a day is being held at Bennett's this week. Several hundredbeautlful 100 piece sets in American and foreign China are offered at lowest prices known to the trade. Thursday a very special offering Dinnerset, in fancy patterns, on giWiuisiMi u.m.iuanius.nti.n I Bennett's Big Grocery U Pride of Bennett's Flour, sack $1.55 and 60 Green Stamps P Bennett's Golden Coffee, pound 26c and 30 Green Stamps Teaa, assorted, pound 48c and 50 Green Bumps a;; Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder, lb. ... 24c and 30 Green Stamps W Bennett's Capitol Mince Meat, 3 pkgs 25c and 10 Green Stamps Pj Swansdown Codfish, 3 pkgs 25c and' 10 Green Stamps 0 Egg-O-See Breakfast Food, 4 pkgs 25c wi Evap. Blackberries, special Thursday, lb. ..Oc ii Castile Toilet Soap, 10 cakes 25c and 10 Green Stamps 1 HEINZ PICKLE SALE JS Heine's Sour Pickles, quart 15c and 20 Green Stamps h Heine's Extra Spiced Pickles, qt 25c and 20 Green Stamps M Helnz's Medium Sweet Pickles, qt 25c and 20 Green Stamps ff Helnz's Small Sweet Pickles, qt 80c and 30 Green Stamps M Helnz's Sweet Mixed Pickles, quart. . . . 80c and 30 Green Stamps Oil Helnz's Fancy Chow Pickles, quart 25c and 20 Green Stamps gj Helnz's Sour Mixed Pickles, quart 25c and 20 Green Stamps Helnz's Dill Pickles, -'Sozen 18c and 10 Green Stamps Mignonette Extra Marrowfat Peas, can .... 10c M Redland Sweet Navel Oranges, 40c m tisaKaaasrisiir One Agreeable of good teeth. Is an easy effort to keep them healthy. Most people who begin at the proper time to give their teeth tha care that Is due them, find It an cause there is an absence or annoyances that accompany bad teeth. The operations that my patients receive give such satisfaction that they want to return when their teeth are in need Th suggestions that we well worth your call. Such TAFT'S LEXINGTON MANT BUYS HERE G. B. Darr Invests In Omaha Real F.s . tate,. . Hpcadlnar Forty-Five - Tbesissi Dollars. Q. B. Darr, retired banker and capitalist of Lexington, has joined the ranks of the many business men out over the state of Nebraska who are investing surplus capital In Omaha business and residence property. Through Latham Davis, real estate dealer, Mr. Darr bought Wednesday the building between Douglas and Dodge streets on Tenth street from Martha Ish for W5.00O. . The building is 66x132 and was erected last fall for the Creamery Package Manu facturing company, which took a ten-year lease on the property. It Is three stories and a high basement, of fire-proof con struction and has trackage facilities. The Creamery Package Manufacturing company occupied the building at Twelfth and Jones streets, which was sold to the Iten Biscuit company for th permanent ho me ..of the big cracker factory. In look ing around for tha best building possible on trackage, th company waa unable to find anything desirable and th Ish inter est decided to build for them. Mr. Darr bought th property purely aa an Invest ment, paying cash and taking the lease secured by Martha Ish. With tha MS. 000 invested by Mr. Darr In Omaha property, the holdings In Omaha of bankers and a prominent miller of Lex lngtoa.;ar said to aggregate tXO.000. Wlh th Darr Investment almost I100.0U0 has bean inverted in Omaha within the last four month by-people of Lexington who have capital to place la aui investment. , IF wedding rrcrptfonw, etc. 48c Drawers for 25 69c Drawers fo 39 76c Drawers for 59 $1.25 Drawers for 75 $1.98 Drawers for 98 $2.95 Combinations .... $1.95 $3.50 Combinations .... $2.50 $4.95 Combinations $3.95 $6.50 Combinations .... $4.95 Great bargains all skirts. REMARKABLE VALUES DRESS GOODS Several hundred lengths, fine, all wool 54-Inch Suitings, in 2 M and 4 V yard lengths, blacks, blues, browns, greens, reds, etc., with hair line stripes, positive $1.50 values .... 49c T I $1.50 Bed Spreads, with cut corners, for 91.00 I S&c White Waistlngs ISo 100 piece Austrian white China sale for $14 s.siinn is immunmiiiiisssii tmumimm hi size, doz. 25c Feature easy and pleasant task, be of experienced attention. will give you about your teeth will be A Satisfaction Dental Rooms HAND SAPOLIO It ensures an enjoyable, Invifor. atlnf bath ; makes every por -respond, removes dead skin, ENBRCIIZES TUB WHOLB BODY arts the circulation, and lcavca a ;low equal to a Turkish bath. Ill oKocms and drugoiz Don't forget the big cigar, tobacco and pipe sale at the Central Ci gar Store, 321 So. 16th St. all this week. We are making the lowest prices ever offered in Omaha. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Ta. AavertUexs' Recall-Getter. II v SEVERAL ROUSING SALE CONTIN- UE3 ALL THIS WEEK. IHAYDEEN.I THK RELIABLE STORK . $30.00 BED DAVENPORT Iarge and roomy, handsomely fin ished, upholstered in Chase Leather, on sale this week $2 1.95 SOLID OAK TABLE Like cut, 6-foot extension, a splendid val ue at $6.50, on sale at $4.75 Most Complete Line of Dining Chairs shown in Omaha: $1.25 DINING CHAIR lias mgn oacK, oouea arms, iiat spindles, veneer seat, a value J) you cannot duplicate, on sale this week at S9c Many Other Interesting Specials. Don't Miss Them. UNUSUALLY INTERESTING HOUSE FURNISH ING BARGAINS You couldn't surpass the quality, and try anywhere you will, you cannot duplicate them at the Il.r NolM former NlrkH Plated Tea Kfit tlos, warranted teji years, large No. 8 slzf, for 7C 35c Mckle Plated Range Kettle, only lBo 7ic Extra fancy decorated Uread Boxen, for 3BO 25c Japanned Folding bunch Boxes, 1I4 25c Men's Dinner Buckets, square ....100 25c Japanned Open I'oal Hods, for . .1BV0 25c Union Made Parlor Brooms, for 19HO J5o Hl(rh Grade Parlor Brooms, for 10 16c Flour Hlfters, for 50 Dust Pans, each So 26c Voornian's Sink Strainer, Japanned, for 10c 65c Slack Steel Mall Boxes, only ....890 8 Cup Tin Muffin Pans. 15c site, for 6c 75c Galvanised Foot Tubs, only 39o READ THE BIG CEREAL Quaker Oats, per package IVic Malta Vita Corn Flakes, package . ...T'.ic Kgg-O-Koe Corn FlaKoH, package .... 7 'c K. C. Corn Flakea, pack.ttro Dr. Price's Breakfast Food, package 7 So Quaker Wheat Berries, package "Vic Wheat Flakes, package 10c Wheat Cereals Granulas, package ....10c Quaker Puffed Rice, package 7 He 6-lb. Fancy Japan Rice, for 25c 6-lb. No. 1 Hand Picked Navy Beans. 25c 4-lbs. best Pearl Sago or Tapioca for 25c Orape Nuts, per packaKe 10c The best Domcatlo Macaroni, package Hc 1-lb. package Corn Htarcli, for 4c The best Soda.Crackeri, por pound ....c The best Soda Oyster Crackers, lb. 6n The best crisp Ginger Snaps, pec lb. 6c 10 bars best brands Laundry tioap for 25c 48-lb. sack Highest Patent Flour (special) for 8126 We are selling the best .Pure Cane Gran ulated Sugar at Less Than Jobbers' cost. bxixd nvrr bale rmicss Choice California Prunes, per lb 3V4c Fancy California cooking igs, io. i c Fancy Oregon Black Prunes, id. Fancy Mulr Peaches, per lb. .. Fancv California Dried- Grapes. ...7'ic 10c lh. 7 He Fancy Pitted Plums, per lb l2Vic Fancy Moor Park Apricots, per lb. ll'Hc Fancy Evaporated Peers, per lb 13 He Fancy Cleaned Curranta, per lb. ....7ic DON'T FORGET TRY HAYDEEJ'S FIRST "Simple as A, B, C." The superiority of publicity through daily newspapers over any other kind is as simple as A, B, C. ' i .- There are two reasons for this.. One is that publicity through newspapers cultivates trade just where you want it.'. Another is that it gets at the consumer with his daily bread that is, with the news of the day, which shares his attention at the breakfast table. If you are Interested write The Daily Club, 801 World Building, N. Y. Electric Power v .- V . W '. ' " No matter what you manufacture,, or in what qpant ties you manufacture it, the "electric motor." is. especially suited to your needs. Planing mills machine shops lack smith shops printing offices repair shops are a' few of those using motors to drive thqir machinery low cost. Omaha Electric Light & Power Co. Y. M. 0. A. BUILDING Contract Department. Both Phones. DR.BRADBUKY, DENTIST Palnles Extracting BO Crowns, up from.. Partial Piste, up from Fillings, up from porcelein fillings. up from .....' M-00 1AO MORPHINE ard otb.r drag seblta ire positively eared i) UABlTlSk. Tow hjeodermio or lotarntl . Simula n to snr drug sibttee br IVac. nil. Rirniir prtoe ta e per bottli co year draaru or br anil ta plus wrappe. Mall Order FlUod by FURNITURE SPECIALS MAIL ORDERS . PROMPTLY j AND CARE FULLY FILLED. Brass Beds of all descriptions '. in . polished, hrush, dull and follett finish, tremendous as sortinent for selection at low- , ii ... est possible prices. $25.00 BRASS Bed Like cut, 2-in. posts, bright finish, a beauty,. on sale, at $18.75 20 to 30 Saving to you on, all Classes of Dining Tables j AS atrle for HecUon. fire them.. pnees: Best 35c Whisk Broom made, for ....l&a tl.00 heavy Galvanised Wash Boiler, nt only i-"f? 35o heavy Braided Clothes L.lne. for ISo JpO Clothes Pins, 3 boxes, for .10o 86c Zinc heavy Wash Board, for 19o $1.8 Flexible Flyer Sleds, closj, at 98o 16c Mop Ktlck and 25c linen mop, for 860 10 Wire or Woodon 6c Coat Manners, 16oV 8 rolls 10c Odd brand Toilet Paper Boo J HO.OO Easy Ak-8ar-Ben Wuslier for $3.9B iloo la-quart j.iikuhcicu vioh a , Please remember we wlil not fill tele, phone orders at these prices, this eulo last only one day, and w will not send these oods C. O. D. Every nrtlcle Is a big bargain. It will pay you to come. SALE FOR THURSDAY Fancy Large Muscatel and Cooking nnia ins, per pouna rBBSK TXOETABZiXI TSOM th SOUTH Omaha's Oreatest Market. 2 heads fresh Hothouse Lettuce for. . . 6c Fancy Head lettuce, per head ..5c-7l4c 3 bunches Hothouse Radishes, for ....50 3 bunches fresh. Onions, for 10o Fancy No. 1 Cauliflower, per lb 5e Fresh Beets, per bunch 40 Fresh Carrots, per bunch i Fresh Turnips, per bunch 40 Fresh Cucumbers, 2 for 6o Fresh Spinach, per peck 20a Fancy Jersey Sweet Potatoes J HO Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, quart ..140 2 bunches fresh Celery for 5o Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, per pound ....7 Ho, Fresh Cabbage, per pound 2H 1 Fancy Red Onions. Carrots, Parsnips, Tur- 1 nln. ap T4titahiurn ner nnunri ...... 20 Lange' Juicy Lemons, per doeen 15o HXQHI.AMD HATH OKAVOB SAVU The Hlahland Navels are the flnent i; they are sweeter and juicier ar.hei grown; mora ri more richly flavored than any others, tor 1 uurwiit7 n nnin wo win .r 1 1 Regular 12 Ho size, per dosen 7 He Regular 20c slxe, per dosen 15o Regular 25o size, per dosen 20a Regular 86a else, per dosen 26o Regular 40c alse. per dosen 30c IT PAYS laoe ra gTsxsT. it rear same office, 'fheaei P. 17M. m nnar worse, par wm. up roin fa.oo Nerve rinov4 with, out naln. eU.YZOX.AB WOlI A ECIAXTT. Work guarauued uB year. . -A-W-F loKS tl.rout or lung trouble Una uowell's-Anti.Kawf Try a pottle, u and 60c. OWItt BtkVfk CO.. --J a I I T aOAAte th Slack i Jtotel LojuU