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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1910)
TITE BEK: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1910. HOME OWNING IS CROWING Plan of The Bee ii Making Headway Fast in Omaha. DEALERS ENDORSE THE IDEA Any Thrifty, Industrious Mmm May dot tor lllmoelf Home Pleat and Enl (he Landlord's Monthly Visit. The home-ownlnit i Id a la strong In the trc nt of vrry man or woman and to the end thnt a Utile plot of ground with a home nest on l( may he their very own, the young folk who have mated are al ways striving. ThlH In why the "Home Day" feature of The Hoe la proving ao at tractive. On Thursday of each week espe cially attractive bargains are advertised by tho local real estate d'alers In The Bee, and from this starts the actual home own ing of mur.y read' r. The dealer them selves endorse tin; plan strongly. An Educator. S. P. Bostwlck of Payne, Bostwlck fciatrr, said: "Tour Home Jiay proposition Is certainly a step in the right direction. The time Is ripe for the people of- Omaha to be edu cated along these tines. Never before In the history of Omaha has there been so strong a demand for moderate priced homes ranging from. 1,00 to 84.0UO, to be purchased on the "easy term" plan, us there Is today. A very large percentage of tho population of a city like this live In houses not their own and In these prosperous times people re beginning to realize that It Is time for thrm to make a start and get a home which they can call their own. "Many opportunities are open for those of moderate means to buy a home and pay for It practically the same as rent. No one can realise how much different one feels living In a coiy cottage home which they are paying for by the month, than they do living In a house that they are simply holding rent receipts to show what lacy have pal-) on the property. It Is also true the larger percentage of home owners, the more beautiful will be our city; hence, It la wjell to encourage In every way possible the matter of home buying. After one secures a home, even on the "eaHV payment plan, he Immediately takes on new aspirations and Interest In everything about him." Kasy Knoah to Bay. The O'Keefe Real Estate .company says: "To buy a home Is as easy as to Have money with the hope of buying later. Plenty of residence, lota can be bought on payments of only lu per cent of one'a earn ings. In less than two years at the most the lot In paid for, and the home occupied. It la better to pay 0 per cent Interest than to pay 100 per cent of your money to the landlord. The horn; owner Is a better man to himself and his city. The substantial element of Omaha Is found not In rooming houses, hotels and flats, but In the homes paid for by sacrifice of pleasures In younger days and enjoyed by families with contentment of present 'and security for future,", Tho J., W.' Rasp company says: "Omaha real estate is as good as money In the bank, and every loyal citizen of Omaha should have . the ambition of owning a home of hla own. But It Is very hard for the average wage earner to pay cash for his ideal home. But with the monthly pay ment plan you can buy your home with only a few hundred dollar as first pay ment and the balance about the same as you have always paid rent, and you will be surprised how soon your horns will be paid fur Instead of accumulating a bunch of rent receipts, which never buys any thing, lit It la a paying Investment for the landlord to own and rent houses It Is surely a paying Investment for you to own your own home. Now Is a good time to buy, before the spring rush." Kent Payer' vs. Home Owner. "There Is all the difference in the world between the man who is paying rent and his neighbor who Is paying for. his home in monthly Installments," said Byron R. Hastings of Hastings & Heyden. "I've been In the real estate business in Omaha over twenty years. During that time I have collected rents and monthly payments on houses in all parts of the city. I will say this: The rent payers in Omaha are, generally prompt. They usually have the money ready for you when you call, but you can see that your visit Is not welcome. There Isa look in the eye of the rent dwel ler that is not pleasant. He knows the money must bo paid and he pays it simply from that standpoint. On the other hand, the man who is paying off the sum due on his home greets you with a smile and hearty , handshake. He is really glad tj see you and altogether your dealings with him leave a pleasant feeling; you positively look forward to the next call with pleas urable anticipation. "You see Ills case is ho different. Every time he makes' a monthly payment he is that much nearer complete ownership, and he is eager to make that payment and pre pare to accumulate another." L. P. Campbell, auli-stnan for the Byron Reed company, says! "Buying a home on the monthly payment plan has a number of advantages over depositing in a savings bank. The home owner must pay In a stated sum on the property each month, i and to this Is added the incentive to make larger payments In order to reduce the monthly Interest. ' The savings bank de positor, will deposit only that which ha saves without effort." ' . Tho Yellow Peril. ' Jaundtoo malaria biliousness vanishes when Dr. King's New Life Pills are taken. Guaranteed. ' 40. For sale byy Beaton Drug Co. - - AFTER ZIONIST CONVENTION Omaha Delegation to t'hleaso Gather in Won I a Urine Nest Meeting of Socle tly Here. A determined effort to bring to Omaha the next annual convention of the Knights of Zlon will be made by the delegates from this city, who . attend the convention at Chicago. The gathering holds tho opening session on Saturday and w:il continue for four days. The Omaha delegation expects the co-operation of Lincoln and Sioux City. Milwaukee will be a competition. The Omaha delegates are Louis Kneeter and Julius Helphard of tne Zlon society, and Miss Jennie Gordon of the junior Zionist organisation. Dr. Leon Ilurwltx. also chosen as a dele gate, will be unable to attend, because of Illness. " ' Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy when you have a cold and you will be delighted with It. NO RAISE FOR MISS O'BRIEN Salary ot Aslatant Librarian Will Not Ue Advanced by the Board. There Is to be no Increase In the salary of tho assistant librarian at the Omaha public library. Mlsa Margaret O'Brien, who has been In the library since 18SS, applied to the board for au increase in her com pensation, but the directors at a meeting Wednesday night decided that the salary an nsjls MOST EXTRAORDINARY Ce m im a h ft S a fl e Thtusands of yards of new and desirable goods in odd lengths marked far below their original price. Read these bargains Just rtalizs what a saving it rrnans. REMNANTS OF 1910 WASH FABRICS 5,000 yards rough weave Rajah Poplins worth 35c a yard iuu range new plain shades, on basement bargain -I fl. table, lengths for entire dresses or waists yard 4 8 inch wide mer- II Whlta waist in rerlzed sateen '. striped, . figured, should retail at. 46c checked and iac- quard effectts, many 16c -grade, bar gain sq., yd.. Children's white nn hemmed handker chiefs, ' on , bar gain table 4 . . ... a yard , black only, yard 19c No. 1,000 long cloth, the well konwn 18o ' grade, In 6, 8 and 10 yard ft lengths, II IP at, yard Mill lengths - white, black and colored poplin, s o i e e t e, pongee. repps. etc., yd. w v 7 V .,7c 15c each . . , Sanltas table oil cloth made to sell at 20 cents a yard, at per yard . . , 10c New American prints washable and make the prettiest, yet the most In expensive house dress, yard 40 Inch white lingerie cloth, : fine lawns, nainsook and mer- 5c f-erlzcd ba tiste, values up to 26c yard, at, yd. 10c Soft finished bleach ed ra il el In, tip to 40 Inches wide, 8c, 10c ..and I2H f. values, on bargain square, yd.. 6c Odd Lots of White Goods and Lawns, Friday Forenoon, Vo One of the most desirable lots of high class plain and fancy white goods for waists, dresses and children's wear, ' P Friday afternoon, beginning at 1.30, at,' yard'.'. ... .'. . wl Remnants From Our January Linen Sale DAMASK SAXiE, 11 extra heavy cream and bleached satin damask, yard . .690 76c ail pure' linen table damask, full bleached, yard ..SB 69c all pure linen table damask, bleached ort,creem, , yard 40 J 5c full bleached table damask, yard . ...18c- VaRII 8AI.S. 600 dosen Scotch linen napkins, $1.76 values per dozen 88o 100 dozen large all linen napkins, S3 val . ues, dosen $1.98 60 dozen bent round thread German linen napkins, large size, $3.60 values, at, per dozen 93.49 Double selvege mercer ized napkins, large size, $1.60 values, per dozen 89o All the odd pattern cloths at Just half regular price. All the remnants of table damaak at leas than H regular price All the. remnants of crash and gloss tow eling, at abut V reg ular .price. , Crochet satin and Mar seilles bedspreads at greatly reduced prices. Imported Dress Gooijs Samples 5 Big Cases Just Received Many Pieces to Match . One bargain square at each 'Z ' piece. One bargain square at each ' IP. piece. One bargain square at each f ? IOC piece. ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS at 49c and 79c YARD. Newest spring nobby dress goods fancy serges, whipcords, fancy novelty suitings, etc. AO A 70 bargain square,, yard. .yfJ'C n '$ JQ ' ' ' - ' . " ' " i ' Remnants and Odd Lots of Medium and Wide EMBROID ERY EDGINGS and INSERTIONS of i jn . All Kinds-3 pig Lots at, yard. .,.,.., 2C- 1UC 50c WIDE EMBROIDERIES at 25c YafcL 18-inch embroidered flouncings, skirtings, corset ,cpver widthsnew designs -on big bargain square v J C " I . y&rd ' ,..., tt ..' p. ' I Remnants,. Odd Lots and Trial Strips of FANCY WASH LACES, Worth up to 10c yard at, yd. . . J 2C , Up to 5 inches wide, Plat VaJs., Point de Paris, Torch ons,retc. t Remnants of Val. Laces and Insertions in Basement. All kinds jrench and German Vals., etc thousands of yards on11 big basement clearing sale at, yard. . . . . . .... .-.'.V;..; .!';&C FRIDAY IS BUTTER CUP DAY IN SWEETIAND Delicious, glossy Buttercups all flavors, nut cen- 1Q ters regular 40c quality, at, lb I.C Advance Notice ol Big Saturday Sales Greatest sale of women's silk and net waists, lingerie waists and tailored waists ever offered in America. . Great sale of Lichtenstein Pattern Hats, at i,.. .$5.00 This stunning midwinter millinery is worth up to $25.00. J""SaBBSSJBBBSaBSSaBBSSJBSSSSSSSBBSSBBBSSeSSBM Great Sale of Violet and Lily of the Valley Corsage Bouquets See them on display in Douglas St. windows. On sale Saturday. '. . , BRANDEIS STORES 'of the office could not be Increased. , Miss O'Brien's twenty-five years' service for the publlo was taken Into consideration. Urge English for Congress sMeWsssasssase " Friends Boort Him for Democratic Nomination on Theory of Hitch- cock Senatorial Candidacy.. , Working on the supposition that Con gressman Hitchcock will enter the fight for a senatorial nomination at , the pri maries this year, friends of County At torney English are getting busy in his be half. They are urging that English is the strongest man before the people on the democratic side. "Lobeck might be strong among a cer tain element, so far as he is personally concerned,'' said a member, of the demo c ratio county committee, "but that is as far as his strength will go. ' English, on the other hand, stands well with all ele ments. Is a gcod man on the platform, and has the qualifications to make a good rep resentative." . From the 'talk of this man and others, It seems that If Hitchcock i retires, Lobeck and Rngllsh will beth go fur -the demo cratlo nomination.' . - It le-' a dangerous tning te take a cough medicine containing opiates that merely stifle your cough Instead ' of curing It. Foley's Honey and Tar loosens and cures the cough and exprls' the poisonous germs, thus preventing pneumonia and consump tion. Refuse substitute and' take only the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar In the yellow package. 'Sold by all druggists.' Boys' and Girls' Not the cheapest in price, but In the end they are cheaper than boys' and girls' shoes that are made to sell at a prloe. Soroels shoes for young folks are made In the proper shapes for growing feet. They have Sorosla rubber heels. tt tor little, men'a and little V"'"" llr. ,tyUg. 300 toT misses and youths. Sorosis Shoe Store SG3 South 15th Street . Frank Wflcor, Mgr. m.jm w . n urn T71 7TT TTT STUiTilT TTTn I M I I1 .112 Va Dollar Hale 11 anil I lass et lues to $:t.OO, for Saturday $1.00 n Embroidery Remnants For Bargain Friday For the usual Friday clean-up, all the short ends from our embroidery storks are assembled for' clearing. Many wide widths Included val ues to 15c, for 5 Torchon Lace Almost Given Away The making alone must cost as much ns we sell tbem for. They are new patterns In edges and ln- sertlons, very durable laces too, that launder well values to 10c yard, at '; . ., SHe the Wash Goods "Seco" silks, exquisite silk and cot ton mixtures .that' look like all silk; every watted plain shade in brocade designs an .Ideal. fabric for summer B9 values at 252 .. . Two Surprises In 36-inch Matras In stripe and Jac . quar,d designs. In a regular way they would sell for 25c. We bongb ilvMn low enough to offer them Friday at g, Omaha's Finest Silk Bargain Any woman with a silk drees in mind for spring owes it to herself to 1 sea these. -It's a sale of the newest and much wanted messallnes and foulards in a great variety of plain shades and patterns. The price is bare third of their worth. Friday will see a broad assortment on the counters, the best silk bargain we have told ot for a long time 85c and f 1.00 silks, at, yard 38c s ta ii a B 1 i B H i i B l! Bargain ssjes Try (lews of Keenest II AVE uAiS Wlii'tlsl Interest, First THE RELIABLE STORE J Women's Small j Large Size Suits S P Because all the best selling sixes of this lot of suits have been sold N lning lots, lors. New $7.50 Ij ( Choice Of Our Entire Suit Stock, Including white serge CIC 1 3 , suits, $33.00, $30.50 and f 15.00 values e?lt) j out we are forced to make a deeper cut to move these remaining lots. we nave, sizes 32. 34, 4 0, 4 2 and 44 only blacks and colors. New styles received early In December and that sold freely then at $18.60 and $20.00 are to go Friday for Heavy Long Winter Coits, Worth $15, Now $3.05 Women's coats of fancy mixtures, semi-fitted and fitted garments. This is really an immense bargain, for the styles are desirable and the materials and patterns very good. Must close them out now $3.03 Silk Petticoats A radical clearing with prices sharply cut is a" big Friday feature. All our best taffeta and . nessaline ietticoaU in a score oi 6naaea are included. so.mi ana hmi.su rt rii. ffyf OC S8-00 nd BO PETTI. COATS will be n.go j COATS will be. , Women s $3.00 and $3.60 Sweater Coats for ...$1.05 Children's Pyjamas ' and Sleeping Garments, , 75c "for- ; merly. at S5 Bearskin Caps, white and colors, to clse out 5 $5.95 I Remnants and Glose-Outs STAPLE All oir .remnants of domestics, 'such as calicoes, outing, cre tonnes and muslins, regularly -7V4c 10c and 12c yd., for 5 DRY GOODS Napkins In Dozen Lots tn our sale many of our napkin sets were broken; qualities vary from $1.12 to $4.00 dozen; we offer these half doiena now at 80c to...:...:..;.-. -81.25 Fancy Linens Scarfs and squares, 18x54 inch and 30x30 inch, with ope row each of hemstitching and drawn work, regular 35c at 17 Friday Is Remnant Day IN OUR FAMOUS DOMESTIC ROOM See our 16th Street Window 60,000 yards of all kinds of Cotton Goods, Percales, Ginghams, Prints. Zephyrs. Pongees, White Goods. India Llnons. MiRlln Crash, and other piece goods, will be placed according to value la 'slv lots, at LOT 1-Yard 3 He LOT 3-Yard 7ViC 6 Yard lOe LOT 2-Yard 5C LOT 4 Yard 8V4o &-Yard ISHo LOT LOT A large variety of Cotton piece Goods, worth up to 10c yard, at REMNANTS OF LINENS Remnants of fine linens worth from 75c to $1.50 yard, in pieces from 2 to 2 and 3 yards, will be closed out at, LOT 1-Yard 25c LOT 3 Yard .......40c low LOT 2-Yard 39c LOT 4 Yard KOn r,JJ nj . . . . . . ' . - v"u "fuspreaas, oaa Table Cloths, Napkins, Doylies, etc., at remarkably prices. that will REMNANTS OF HIGH GRADE Wool Dress Goods In Our Famous Domestic Room All kinds of Wool Dress Goods sells from 75c to $2.50 yard, go at LOT 1-Yard 25c LOT 2 Yard 39c LOT 3 Yard 49c LOT 4-Yard ...59c LOT 5 Yard 75c All the Remnants of High Grade Wool Dress Goods that sold up to $5.00 a yard, will be closed at very low prices in High Grade Department. DRAPERIES and CURTAINS All the remnants of Draperies and all odd Curtains and all odd pairs of Curtains will be old for half and less than half the regular price. See this department sure. Time Sales In Our Famous. Domestic Room FROM 9:30 TO 10:30 A. M. One case of 10c Shaker Flanuel, ten yards limit, at, yard, , 50 FROM 10:30 TO 11:30 A, M. One case of 1 0c Flannelettes, fine pat terns, at, yard ............ .4 H , FROM 2:00 TO 2:30 P. M. LOT 6 Yard .98cH All the fine remnants of High Grade Wash Goods department, worth up to buc yard, on sale, at, yard . . .10J FROM 3;00 TO 3:30 P. M. One case of $1.60 flne'li-4 Blankets, i on sale,, at,' pair. ... , . .75, FROM 4:00 TO 4:30 P M. One caso of 10c Towl, 4 pairs limit, at, each 5 Several other sales not advertised. r- Soiled Blankets, marked along the edges, only a limited quantity, 10-4 slzej in gray, tan and. white, were, ,7K fr- 3$k 50c Garter Top Hose 29c Full fashioned imparted silk lisle Hosiery, very nice quality, "double sole, high, .spliced heel and garter top.' Standard 60c quality, close to half f or, t Friday,,, pair 29 Hand Embroidered idele Hose, In variety of dainty patterns, imported to sell 4it'..tf5c you can save a third on them now for, paHr . . . -49 fl ri f i Women's Imported English cape gloves, rAA llIOVGS1 'r8poar p0,nt back 100; values 9 9iJC ) CZ, vomenB Pne lambskin Gloves, in all sites and colors, - iiweiu, cu pair guaranteed ana ntted non - uener ac S5c $1.25 special : ;v;-QQo fancy candle shades r . Clever, decorative effects for all occasions. Paper ; Shades. Silk i. Also China and Glass' ' - ' Shades, Spooky Shades, Colored Shades LESS kA QQa Japanese Shades. .... J THAN HALF . wL"OL ATTRACTIVE TABLE DECORA-TIOt-,mM)irill'I!U n.. These coin in various shades, such N as rea, green, pink, yellow, etc., and consist of . candlestick, cuirass, 'Candle, clamp and shade, choice, at 49 Patent Candle LampB, 50c kinds, at v..;,;...........,.. 25 Big Corset Purchase B 39c and 69c $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.50 HOME NEEDS $160 quality for ,. eso $1.76 Ash Cans, 18 arallon.... tl.as $2.26 Ash Cans, 26 gallon . ISO 25c Folding; Lunch Boxes , C ... .' iso Galvanised Water Palls, 10 quart lBo Galvanized Wash Tubs ....... ao tn'?i rUL Cn. 88c kind...-. '6o 60c Liquid Veneer for 39o aoc Liquid Veneer for ia0 B i B 9 i i i e I B i i i 6 II i 1 fl Corsets, n fartnrv ili..,.n Btvl in o nko..n.l v.ia... - 7 p Vi VOPUiar -. ,.. is si o !jc ana uc. These uc,iu uaigawo, ia lines are iresh and new piayea, m ine windows. are won- and clean, inat o tia We have ananfltl . -j "'""c uuuuio maienais, nicely trimmed and have supporters attached two lots only, at '. . . ; 39c-69c Friday land Saturdav specials from the gro cery that sells only the purest and highest grade products at lowest pri ces. Let us help you cut your coBt of living to its lowest point. Pride of Qeiinett's Flour, sack $1.65 And SO Starqps Bennett's Best Coffee. S lbs. for $1.00 And LOO Stamps Bennett's 'Beat Coffee, pound -35o And $0 Stamps Bennett's -Challenge Cof fee, pound 18o Anl 10 Stamps Teas, amsorted, lb.. .680 An Stamps Teas, assurted, lb. 480 And 60 Stamps Tea Siftlngs, pound package ' ISO Double Green Stamps on . .tyulUi'lne. Bennett's Capitol Wheat, : lb. Dkg 100 And '10 Stamps Navy Beans, 6 lbs. 05o Jap, Rice. 3 fine quality, 4 lbs. for BDO And 20 Stamps BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY Sour Pickles, Silks IVorth to $1.00 Friday Long remnants of plain and fancy silks, length up to fifteen yards, tremendous variety of weaves and colorings for selection, at, yard , 35c WHITE JAP SILKS 20-in. wide, at .19c 27in. wide, at ;39c 36-in. wide, at 49c BLACK SILK SPECIALS 3G-in. -Taffeta, at 58c -89c 3G-in. Messaline 1.05h$1.19 Several other bargains. Underwear and Furnishing Bargains Friday IN OUR BIG DOMESTIC ROOM MEN'S AND BOYS' IiAUNDRED SHJRT&r-Wtth , or without collars, to' tl.00 values, to close 392 MEN'S AND BOYS' UNDERWEAR That sold to 75c garment, Friday, at' 25 LADIES' $i:2S SWEATERS In white ( bt gray, choice 4) CHILDREN'S 80c TOQUES Slightly soiled, at ' ...12H LADIES'; MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS 15c values, at.. 74, MEX'S $1.00 BLACK SATIN SHIRTS All sizes, at 49 LADIES' UNION SUITS Regular tl values, In white or grey, Friday, at. 39 LADIES' COc UNDERVKSTS OK PANTS Jersey Ribbed, at ..25 REGULAR $1.00 QUALITY CORSETS In the new spring styles, Friday, 8t 49 CHILDREN'S. UNDERVE9T8 AND PANTS Jersey Ribbed, in white or grey, worth to 50c, at 15 I CHILDREN'S OUTING FLANNEL SLEEPING GARMENTS r-That sold at 60c, Friday, at. . .12M MEN'S SILK 1-X)UR-IN-HAND TIES Worth to 50c, at 15 Big Notion Sale Friday All Kinds of Staple and Fancy Notions at One-Half to One Fourth Regular Prices: . SPOOL COTTONS Regular 200 yard, perfect machine Thread every spool guaranteed, limit 10 spools to customer, at, per "Pool COTTON TAPES All sizes, 3 yard rolls, regular 'prices 2c, 3c, 4c and 5C, per roll, special, sale price, . Friday Pr roil ia 25c COMBINATION NEEDLE BOOKS With 4 fcackages of .Needles. 14 Darn. ing Needles, 6 Het and Veil Pins, and 80 Pins, the entire lot,' Friday iUk 1 dozen best Collar Buttons, on card. at 4)Wt Aluminum Thimbles, each 1 10c Lisle Loom Elastic 4 10c Pin Cubes, each 4W 10c Pearl Buttons, dozen .....4H 5c Pearl Buttons, dozen ...'.. 2 small at . Capital Syrup, and dor , 60 pure Maple Ballon.. 78 40 Stamps Polks Soups, three cam 'f B9o And 20 Stamps Sterling Corn Starch, 1 lb. pkg. 4o Blue Borax Starch, lh. pkg. lOo And 5c Waxer free. Diamond Crystal Table Salt lOo Mignonette Peas, I cans for aso And 10 Stamps Cracker Meal, lb 7o Tee Garden Preserves, . large Jar 40o And 20 Stamps Upton's Jelly, assorted flavors, 3 pkgs 3Go Oalllard's Olive Oil large bottle 70o And 40 Stamps Safety Matches, dosen boxes 80 French Cut Loaf Sugar, pkg SSo And 10 .Stamps Double Green Stamps on Granulated Hugar Bennett's Capitol Pan cake, 2 lb. pkg.,'. lOo Snlder's n'omato Soup. large, can , . , aOo And SO Stamps Seeded Ralsens, lb. pkg. t 100 And 10 Stamps 1 Golden Eagle Currants PK lao And 10 Stamps California Table Rais ins, on Hem, lb. ...10o Craoker Bpeoial Large shipment from the Loose-Wiles Co. fac tory, fresh baked, crisp Soda Crackers, large pkg in And 10 Stamps Honey Cookies, very de licious, lb no Full Cream Cheese, lh., at aao And 10 Stamps Virginia Swiss Cheese, lb 8S0 And 10 Stamps Charm Table Syrup, bot tle ISO And 20 Stamps Bennett's Capitol Cream ery Batter, full pound brick, very choicest, sweetest butter sold now S4o . Deep Price Cutting on All Fancy Notions., In the Domestic Room Cloak Section HERE ARE SOME FRIDAY BARGAINS WORTH WHILE. Ladies' and Misses Tailor Suits, values to $25.00, at, each $5.00 Ladies Winter sold up to , each Coats, that $12.50, at, . . . . $2.50 LADIES' SWEATERS Worth to $2, ' white,' and white trimmed with grey, . at, each 09 DRESSING. SAOQUES That sold to $1.00, choice, at 49 CHILDREN'S COATS AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. EXTRA SIZE UNDERSKIRTS For big women, $2.00 values, on sale Friday, at .... , ..'$1.00 LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS In all col ors, $5.00 values, at $2.50 ONE LOT OF FIR SCARFS AT AKOl'T ONE-FOI RTII. n-'M-m?sal;:'a.'..a-g''a Bklf - IN OUR BUSY CANDY DEPARTMENT Pure Sugar Stick Candy, rM I Gum Drops, in assorted"- 20 sticks for flavors, pound 9c CONSUMERS We save you 1.60 on every ton of our Illinois Lump (Trenton DUtrlc t CeaU our price, S5.50; others. 7.0O SX.60 waved on coal buys bread, butter and eKgs for a ws Guarantee Quality and Quantity Rosenblatt's Gut Price Goal Go, 1823 Hlonolas UX-, Botli 'Vnonss, Get your 09 a -A-W-F VXtt w w w a n tsar ana The Best Kerned voids, Throat bias Is for Coughs, lug Troa. HOWELL'S ANTI-KAWF a bottle today, aso and 60o. at drutrslsts or HcweU Sruar Co- any. I9tu MU Omaha. ' TWENTIETH Ideal CENTURY FARMER Farm Joaraal. CIIOOI.M AND rol.l.KGK. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Cave Dvllar Ktw, KEARNEY MILITARY AGADEHY MAKING MANLY BOYS Tialnloir the body of the boy, as well as the mind, Is a recernlud suentlal of modern ednceilon. In seTentecs years e( soccculul work this academy has deTcloped the mines and bodies o maay boys who have become manly men. We ofler capable Inntrnctlos, wholesome envtronmant. thnroerh equip- SJS ACADEMIC ind BUSINESS COURSES Ho entrance esamlaauune. bend lor our beautiful new catalogs. HARRY M. RUSSELL, Head Mister, KEARNEY, KEBR. Read Hay den's Trust Dusting Grocery Prices Our motto is to break all combination and trust prices, down It la to your interest to trade with us, as we can save 50 per cent on your housekeeping expenses. To force prices ypu from 25 to 48-pound pack best high patent Flour trust price 1.76 sack, our price ..11.40 19 Hs. ueBt pure cane Granulated fiunar, for I bars best briJn Laundry Soap ,...2c Corn Flakes Brenkfast Food, package 7Vic pounds choice, Japan Hire jijc 4 lbs. fancy Japan Head Klce ...... 25c 8 lbs best rolled Breakfast Outmeal 2oc Bent Hand-picked Navy Beans, lb 6c Tall 'cans AlasWa Snljnon 10c Oil or Mustard Hsnllres. can 4c Bet Soda or Oyster Crackers lb 7c Best Domestic Macaroni, pkg iVjc Best Oolden Hantos Coffee, lb , .15c Best Tea Slftlnss. lb 16c Fancy Basket-Fired Japan, Oolong, Eng lish Breakfast. Ceylon or , Gunpowder Tea, per p.iund... 250 TKUIT UTD0 FKIOZS Ol BUTTEa The butter truit was compelled to drop their prices. By fighting I hum we will reduce It considerably more. Fancy No. 1 Creamery Butter, lb.' ....ftto Fancv No. 1 Country Creamery, lb. ,.i!8c Fancy No. I Ialry Butter, lb 2 pounds-good Buttertne for ..26s I lbs. good Table Butterine for 18o II lbs. 'Fancy Table Butterine, eifiial to creamery 4$o Strictly No. I Fresh Eggs, dozen ...,26o Trust Busting Frloes on Fresh vegetables and Oranges. Fresh Rplnach, per peck 20o Fresh lieets. Carrots, Turnips or Hhallnts, bunch Freah Brussels Sprouts, per lb. . . Fresh Cauliflower, per lb ' 2 heads fresh Hothouse Lettuce . 2 bunches fresh Hot house Kadlshes . Ltitge Cucumbers, each 2 heads frenl) Crier. v . Fancy Hlpe Tomatoes, per lb. ........ Fresh CRhbuxe. per lb. P'unxv hwahi I'otatuea. per iu. m Kle-bJaad aei wranTs . .40 ,16o .10o . .6c, . ,6c . ,6o . .Bo ISO .2o . ,2c The Sale. Great Anti-Trust Orange Fvery one guaranteed free from froat JnA klHned by the eun, moon and stars. pndo,kJn ......... Ac. IOC 26c and 0o Trust prices . ...SOc, 80c, 85c and 600 Help bunt the trust and buy Highland Navels. , . ' OOliT FORQET TRY HAYDEirS FIRST IT
