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TTTR OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JANUARY 23. lf00.
Our Annual January Sale of Undermuslins a Record Breaker
Mail order
filled from Mil
dally d
tf t hour m1pm
Splendid sav
ing Mesured
ouuof t o wn
customers by
Mall Orders.
35 c Silk and Satoi Ribbons, Yard 10c
A complete clearance of all short lengths and
bolts of Silk Taffeta. Sntln and Messallm rlbbc
up to 5 Inches wide, actual values 35c. yet wl
they last at yard
MV VKIUXCJS SATI KDW 2.V.
rialn and fancy mesh. Magpie and Russian
veilings, all colors included.
New Ruchings and Collars
A fine new line of narrow and wide RucMngi, white,
black, pink, blue, brown, chflmpacne. etc., specially
priced Saturday, rare values, per ruch, 10c, l.v
20r, 23c, 30c and 85c
New embroidered linen cottons, 100 doz. in the lot,
actual values up to 25c, on sale at each 12H
net
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50 dozens high gTade
huck towels, good size,
regular 11c goods,
Saturday, each
50 dozens extra large
double twisted Tur
kish bath towels, and
all linen hucks, worth
at least 39c, Saturday,
each.
One case, acme sheet,
size 72x90, worth 66c
Saturday, each.
100 dozens pillow
cases, good muslin,
sizes 42x3$ and 45x
36, worth 15c, Satur
day, each,
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50 dozens high grade
bird's-eye huck towels,
hemmed or hem
stitched, worth 18c
Saturday, each,
One case of full size
bed sheets, size 81x90,
heavy and strong
worth 69c, Saturday,
each.
WM SHo per Bottle.
Our entire stock of offloe
writing and fountain pen
Inks at just half. 6c, 10c,
26c, 50c and 7Sc sliea on
sale at 37 Ho, 8Se, 18H,o,
5o and
2 4c
AnoDa"of Tremendous Bargain Offerings in Musiin Undergarments
In the harmonious blending of beautiful trimmings, the matchless assortment of styles, the every taste of refined womanhood
finds expression. Every garment, whether simple or most elaborate you'll find generously proportioned and exceptionally
well finished, and our sale prices, quality considered, are a revelation in bargain-giving.
SCORES OP NEW LOTS JUST RECEIVED, SHOWN SATURDAY FOR THE FIRST TIME.
Combination Suits A delightful assortment of the daintiest
creations imaginable, consisting of Corset Covers and Draw
ers; Corset Covers, Drawers and Skirt, or Corset Cover and
Skirt. Choicest new designs and styles; prices, per set, at
from 50c to $25.00
One Lot of Fine Skirts Trimmed with deep flounces of rich
lace or embroider', cut very full, garments in the lot worth
to $10.00; greatly under-priced at $3.98, $4.98 and $5.98
Ladies' Gowns In every imaginable style, beautifully trim
med and finished, garments iu the lot worth to $10.00; open
ing sale prices! . . . $1.00, $1.50, $1.98 to $5.98
Skirts In prodigal assortment of dainty designs, greatly un
derpriced at from ..$1.50, $1.98 to $2.98
Drawers Regular and extra sizes, circular styles, trimmed
with wide embroideries, laces and wash ribbons, values up to
$2.00, on sale at 50c, 75c and 98c
Corset Covers Immense assortment, values up to $2.00, great
est bargains ever offered, at 25c, 39c, 50c, 75c, 98c
Children's Drawers Embroidered and tucked ruffles, all
sizes, snaps at 25c and 15c
Children's Skirts All sizes, big assortment, each, 25c, 19c
FIVE ROUSING HOUR SALE BARGAINS SATURDAY
8:30 to 9:30 A. M. Corset Covers and Drawers, lace and em
broidery trimmed, values to 50c; choice, at 12Vc
9:30 to 10:30 A. M. Ladies' downs, cut long and full, good
materials, well made, GPc values; choice, at 25c
10:30 to 11:30 A. M. Ladies' downs, beautifully trimmed,
splendid variety, values to $2.00; on sale at G9c
2:30 to 3:30 P. M. Ladies' Corset Covers and Drawers, worth
regularly up to $1.00, at, choice 25c
3:30 to 4:30 P. M. Ladies' Skirts, not a garment worth less
than $2.00 and up to $3.50; choice 98c
A magnificent display of choice Imported Garments at
prices that, quality of the offering considered, have never been
duplicated in Omaha.
Manufacturer's saie Women s Outer Garments
$60,000 stock closed out from the manufacturers
at a price which enables us to offer them to you at
prices which could not possibly cover the actual cost
of production. Several new stocks just received will
be shown for the first time Saturday.
Nearly 300 Tailor Suits and Over 200 Handsome
Coats, closed from two prominent manufacturers at
a wonderful bargain, many of the garments posi
tively worth $25.00, and not a garment in the lot
worth less than $15.00, all new stvles and T 750
colors; choice P
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$00.00 to $125.00 quality
Beaver Coats, just 42 of
them left; on sale at,
choice $45.00
3
$60.00 and $75.00 quality
Near Seal Coats, just 38
in the lot; your choice
Saturday $25.00
180 Beautiful Dresses, in the popular new one-piece
styles, in silks and broadcloths, all colors and well
worth $25.00; choice $10.00
Manufacturer's Stock of Children's Coats on sale
at Less Than Value of Materials.
Children's Coats, in big
assortment of colors and
styles, sizes from 6 to 14
years, at $1.00
Children's Bearskin Coats
all colors and sizes to
6 yrs., values to $4.00, on
sale at $1.39
Commencing Saturday morning,
Jan. 21. and continuing for the week
following we are going to have the
sale:
7 Si- Rubber Gloves 25o
$1.00 Pure Oum flubber 60c
' !6 Hair Brushes 16o
60c Hair Brushes 30c
76c Hair Brushes 60c
While in ask to see the Spotless
Hair Brush.
Willow llrand rerfumes, 60c ex..
White Rose 35o
tOc oa., I.oruat Blossom ii.ie
60o oa., tloft Violet 25c
too oa.. Wood Violet 21c
60c os.. Rosa Regal 26c
Manufacturer's Stock of Children's Caps, values up
to $2.50, on sale Saturday at 19c, 39c and 50c
$2.50 Long Kimonos; Saturday, choice 98c
9 A. M. to 12 M.- Coney Fur Set? that sell regularly
to $7.50; choice of the lot $2.95
$1.50 Dressing Sacques; Saturday, choice 49c
DRUG STOCK REDUCTION
And many1 other well known odors
will be sold at this rate as long aa
thev last. Our supply is limited.
$2.00 S-quart Fountain Syrtnfres.Jl.no
$1 75 2-quart Fountain tiyrlnges. . c
7 5c All Hllk Hex Suspensory. .. .60c
$1.00 All Silk Army and Navy Sus
pensory "6c
$1.00 All 811k Physicians and Bur
geons Suspensory 7 60
75c All Silk fhyslclans and Surgeons
Suspensory 80c
60c All Lisle Physicians and Surgeons
Suspensory 3c
60e All Lisle Army and Navy Suspen
sory 36c
$5c Fancy Mesh Army and Navy Sus
pensory 2&c
$W Waists 5995
Saturday
Manufacturers' stock of silk,
satin and net waists, as
showu in windows past few
days; garments in the lot
worth to $10.00, on sale at,
choice $2.95
BJi.Long Pant Suits
All sizes, 13 to 20 years, that
sold regularly from $10.00
to $15.00, classy new styles,
in the best fabrics and col
orings, on sale ....$6.95
Boys' Knee Pant Suits
$3.50 to $5.00 values, gar
ments whose style and wear
will prove eminently satis
factory, at $2.48
All sizes 3 to 17 years.
Boys' Knee Pants
Including blacks, blues and
corduroys, values from 50c
to $1.50, in four lots, on sale
at.. 28c, 48c, 68c, 98c
$2 Dress and Negligee
Shirts 50c.
Several hundred dor.on shirts manufacturer"
samples and broken lota In such well known
brands as Monarch. Griffon. Cluett and other
well known brands. Stiff bosoms In white or
rotors, pleated or soft bosoms, many full dresa
shirts In the lot, values to 12.00, on sale, Sat
urday '
SOc
High Spire Tapestry
Itmssels Kufcs Oxll
size, a very popular
quality, at a wonder
fully low prlre, can
not be duplicated for
loss than $12.75, at,
$8.98
V.00 Velvet Itu(p,
many new and beauti
ful designs, comes only
In 27x54 size, rugs
worth $2.00, match
less value at our salo
price
JO Wire Itrtissels
Hugs, 9x13 size, per
fection in weavo and
coloring, a swell line
of patterns for selec
tion, cannot be dupli
cated for less than
$16.50, at,
$10
Men's Winter Caps in
kersey and homespuns,
rood nssortnient of stylos
nnd colorings; some fur
lined; values to 75c, on
ealc, choice
lOc
Man's Odd Pants, man
ufacturer's surplus stock,
nil colors, values from
$3.60 to $5.00; on sale
$1.98
X3l!t Final Clearance
Men's Winter Clothing
Hart, Schiffner O Marx and other High Class Suits,
Overcoats, Top Coats and Rain Coats, all included in
Saturday's Sale at One Price.
rt i i i 1. riiOA AA
Milts ana uvereoais, worm -u.uu. . . m
Suits and Overcoats, worth $22.50 Jjh .1
n i i i it. d..r ir li
.suits ana uvereoais, worm .-i.w. . . .
Suits and Overcoats, worth $27.50.
Suits and Overcoats, worth $30.00.
Suits and Overcoats, worth $35.00,
All the fancy heavy weight Suits, including
black and blues; all heavy Overcoats, Top Over
coats, liain Overcoats. Nothing in our entire
stock reserved, everything goes at the one price
Saturday.
Complete lines of the season's best styles,
colors and patterns here for selection garments
representing all that is best in all wool or silk
mixed fabrics and the most finished and artistic
tailoring. You can buy a suit or overcoat in this
sale at less than the same garment could be pur
chased from the manufacturers.
No Room for Leftovers on
Our Counters
Ml Winter CloMng Must Go
At Once
JJ jj q Buvs any winter Suit or Overcoat
J g ,TO that sold at $12.00, $15.00 and up
a to $18.00. All best style and fabrics;
all this season's goods. Come early.
26e Cotton Mean Array and Nary
Suspensory 26c
26c Cotton Auto. Suspensory .... 20c
60e Fancy Auto. Suspensory S5c
75c Bauer & Black's Suspensory .. 50c
60c Bauer Black's Suspensory. .35c
11.00 All Rubber Sanitary Uelt..t5c
76c Silk Sanitary Belt 60c
S5c Cotton Sanitary Belt ;5c
6 Cotton Sanitary Napkins 10o
1 Cotton Sanitary Napkins SOc
We have many more bargains In
our line, but space prevents our
enumerating them. Call and see us
with all your drug work. Prescrip
tions carefully attended to. Mail or
ders receive prompt attentlqji.
10 bars Diamond C Soap for 25c
0 pounds Fancy Japan Klce, for 25c
4 pounds best Pearl Tapioca, or Sago 25c
5 pound cans Solid Packed Tomatoes, per
can 8Ho
3 pound cans Golden Pumpkin, can . .84e
3 pound can Lye Hominy, for 8VjC
S pound cans Baked Beans 8'iO
Condensed Cream, per can 7V4c
Bromangelon, Jellycon, or Jello, pkir. 7Wc
The best Soda or Oyster Crackers, lb... 6c
The best crisp Gingersnapa. per lb. ,...6c
The best Tea SlftinKS, per pound 15c
Choice Sun Dried Japan Tea, per lb. 25c
UTTER and CHEEBB SALE Saturday
Fancy Dairy Butter, per pound 23c
Fancy Country Creamery Butter, lb. Lc
Fancy No. 1 Creamery Butter, per lb. 28c
Fancy Full Cream New York Cheese. lb.20c
Fam-y Full Cream Wisconsin Cheese, lKc
Fancy Full Cream Brick Cheese, lb. 18c
SKIED TKVIT I1LB FB.XCX3
Choice California Prunes, per lb SVfre
Fancy California Cooking Figs, lh. 7e
Fancy Oregon Black l'runes, lb 7'fec
Fancy Mulr Peaches, per lh 10c
Fancy California Dried Grapes, lb. 7Vc
Fresh Cucumbers, 2 for 5c
Fancy Evaporated Pears, per lb 124c
Fancy t leaned (. urranis, per id i ,
Fancy Large Muscatel and Cooking (ala-
lns. per pound 7vc
rXBSK VEGETABLES MOM the SOUTH
Omaha's Greatest Market.
2 heads fresh Hothouse Lettuce for... 5c
Fancy Head Lettuce, per head ..6C-7HO
2 bunches Hothouse Radishes, for ,...5c
II bunchea freah Onlona, for 10c
Fancy No. 1 Cauliflower, per lb 6c
Fretih Beets, per hunch .4c
Fresh Spinach, per peck 20c
See Last
Page for
of Dlnnemare and
CLEARANCE SALE
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FORGET
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READ THE BIG GROCERY BUTTER, CHEESE, CRACKER, FRESH VEGETABLE AND FRUIT SALE FOR SATURDAY 1
KfjAXI inn lU UXWWii.X, , , . . Te. Knelish Fancy Pitted Plums, per lb li'ic Fancy Jersey Sweet Potatoe $Uo
BIO STJOA BAM SATTJB.DAT , CV Basket Fire d Jmm T English Moor P.rk xpcots. per lb. K'to Fancy Cape (od Cranberries, quart ..14o I
The Best Pure Cane Granulated Sugar, SrfaBt,.,H gl X . . . 38c Kresh Carrots, per bunch 4c 2 bunches fresh Celery for ..6o f
at Lesa Than Jobbers' Cost. x. w - Fresh Turnips, per bunch 40 f ancy liipe lomaioes. per pouna ....i-o
Fresh, t;aina(?e, per pouna za
Fanc y Red Onions. Carrots, Parsnips. Tur- sg
nips, or Rutabagas, per pound to f
Lhpv; Juicv Lemons, per dozen 15c I
iaHLABTD HAVEL OBAKOB SAX.B f
The Highland Navels are the finest I
Crown, they urn sweeter and Juicier and -2
more richly flavored than any others. For "5
Saturday's sale we will sell:
Itegular l!Vic Kite, per dozen
Regular I'Oc size, per dozen 6o I
Regular 25c size, per dozen 20a . I
Regular 35c size, per dozen 26a at
Regular 40c size, per dozen .......... .30o 7
Manufacturer's Stock of Shoes SeXf.
NATION TO C0NTR0L TRAFF1C
Liceme League Speaker Says Liquor
Qaettion is National.
PKOHrBITION MEANS OF GRAFT
I -
I)r. J. T. Clle of Ksu Declare
State Law Pt Llqaor Baalaeaa
in Hands ( law
Breakers.
LOUISVILLE., Kr-. J"- M-Ns-'nal
Mgulation of the llauor traffic was urged
by Dr. J. F. Callen of Plttaburr. Kan., a
speaker t th convention of the Model
Llrenae leana today. Tha liquor quea
tton." tha apeaker aaid. "belonrs in politics;
It hn the aama right there that the tariff
question has; It la a national Question, not
a queatlon that tan be determined In a vea
try meeting, or even In one etate legla'.i
ture. It ahould be governed and
resisted from the head of the nation. Tha
t nited ttatee owns every drop of liquor
nd beer la the country today. There Is
rot a distiller. In the stale of Kentucky, or
Uv ulher aiaie, that duxes tu uiake m a
present of a gallon of whisky today, that
cost him to make and store 26 rents, unleea
he flrat pass I'ncla 6am tl 10, and the
state, or atates, that se; up lawa to pro
h'Mt the aale of thla product are In a
measure boycotting, not only a product of
the government, hut a product that paid
in the forty yeara after the civil war over
57 per cent of the entire cost of the war,
or. in other words, S3 per cent of the com
bined coat of the navy and pension de
partments. 'If the federal government needs the
revenue It collects from liquor, it ahould
lend ita protection to the man who dia
penaea the product and who pays the gov
ernment tax.
Scores Prohibition Movement.
'Prohibition Is not a temperance move
ment as applied to the sale and use of
stimulants. Prohibition movements seek to
wine out the legal sale of all alcoholio
stimulants and beverages that la. If we are
to believe the advocates of the cause who
are stumping the country. But prohibition
does not mean that out in Kansas where I
live. Prohibition out there means graft
The prohibition law out there la the power
that upholds graft and enables dishonest
offlclala to play fast and loose with the
'JointlsU."
"I believe state-wide prohibition would
never b uieutlonvd If it wcia geaerail
understood by our people, that prohibition
Is but the name for a law that takes the
sale of liquors out of responsible hands
and places It in the hands of men who are
desperate enough to defy the law, that In
stead of protecting the young from tha
temptation to drink, brlnga the vilest de
coctions to the very shadows of the home
and that there is no way to protect the
youth from the influence of the bootlegger,
who Is here today and there tomorrow,
who has no responsibility, and whose only
No
Question
as to the
Superiority'
of
i
CALUMET
Baking Powder
RsceWeJ Kkeet Aware
WerU'a fere Fee Esaeettis
ttiuie, 1J4J7,.
aim, like that of many of his more resjiec-,
table brothers, la money, only money.
"If it ahould be more generally under
stood that the quantity of liquor con
sumed la aa great or greater In a prohibi
tion atate than in othera; that there ia
no regulation of the aalea or of the quanity
of the atuff aold, no revenue to the stats
from such sales In prohibition atatea, and
that often the prosecutor becomes a perse
cutor who alternately protects and prose
cutes. "Prohibition meana not temperance, but
lawlessnesa, and the more powerful the
movement becomes and the more numerous
its advocates, the nearer we approach the
reign of anarchy and outlawry."
Dr. Callen discused the effect of the antl
liquor law In Kansas, particularly in Saltna
and Pittaburg. Aa a temperance move
ment, he aaid, prohibition In Saltna la a
failure, both morally and financially, and
the end la not yet. Thla was true of other
cities in the state, he asserted.
Allen could not control her actions when
she saw her husband seated in a buggy
with tha woman.
Ensetlonal Insanity Plea, Wins.
WICHITA FALI. Texas. Jan. 22
After being out six hours the jury in tha
rase of Mrs. Walter Allen, wife of a
wealthy business man of this city, chsrged
with murder In connection with the killing
of another woman, returned a verdict of
not guilty. The plea of tho defense ass
.tnutmnal tnamiitw. Mninilin liia-L Mrs.
NEW AIRSHIP FOR ZEPPELIN
Device fur Discharging Una Inanrea
Safety of Craft .Now
Balldlng;.
FR1EDRICHSHAFEN. Jan. 2!.-Count
Zeppelin is building another airship which
will bear the name of Zeppelin III, and
which he expecla to be ftniahed by the end
of March. He ia also cAnstructlng a float
ing tent for housing the new airship. The
count has introduced a new method for
discharging gas from balloons. Heretofore
the gas has been discharged within the
clgar-ahaped covering, but with the new
airship tubes will reach upward, discharg
ing It into the open air, thus minimising
danger from explosion.
ONE HUNDREDSIXTY DROWNED
Da ill Protecting; Johannesburg; Gold
Mine Glvea War After
Heavy Rains.
JOHANNESBURG. Jan. 22. Ten white
men and 150 natives were drowned today
In the Witmaters Rand Gold mine, which
became fljoded by the bursting of Knight's
dam. Heavy rains cause the dam to give
way.
The water from the dam flooded also the
lower sections of the town of Elsburg. A
number of houses were swept away and
thirteen persons drowned.
Desperate hboettaaj
pains In the chest require quick treatment
with Dr. King's New Discovery. Prevents
pneumonia. GOc and $1.00. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
All Kun Down? Pale? Nervous?
All run down, easily tired, thin, pale, nervous? And do not know
what to take? Then go direct to your doctor. Ask hii opinion
of AVer's non-alcoholic Sarsaparilla. No alcohol, no stimula
tion. A blood purifier, a nerve tonic, a strong alterative, an
aid to digestion. It your doctor decide.
Saturday
Candy
60c Smart Set OQp
Chocolates . . .diJL
25c Angle Food in
Tally 13t
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.
Cut Rate Druggists
16th and Farnam Streets
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARFvO
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