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Tim BKK: OMMTA. WEDNESDAY. FEBTiTARY 5, WX
YOST NAMES HIS COMMITTEES ,
Chairman of Commercial Club Exec
utivc Committee Names Aides.
CHAIRMEN SELECTED BEFORE
Men Who Will l.nnk After the Veirl
ua llranrhra nf llir Clnli In II
tinicnini Wllvlllca Arr
I'linaru,
The peisonnel of the various committees
if thr- Commercial clwb whlcti will form
the worklnK IxhIj- of that orKanliatloi,
itlne the ensuing year were named by
I'icslflrnt Casper H. Yoft. The commit
ties and their membcis follow:
CHAI11TI15?.
e M Wtlhelm, chairman.
Victor Uoewntrr. vice chairman
K C Barton. A. C. Srrillh.
I W Carpenter.. O. W. Wattles,
liome Miller.
BOL'CATION.
H II HaWrlKo. chairman.
i: V. draff, vice chairman.
J I, Uaker. J. W. Oamble.
If n llovlea, P. I., llaller,
lenient Chaee, II. M. llcClanaliaii.
I' II Davis. I'. P. Wead.
llenrv iJootly. Victor White.
RNTIflllTAINM KNT.
Sam Hurns. Jr.. chalnnan.
I' T. H. Mai tin. vice rlialrniHti
IS T lurn. O. V. Noble.
I.011IS S. Clarke, W. H. tteeil.
I 1.. luvls.
II I? Unuld.
W It. Head.
It t. Jttdsnn.
11 (J. Kcll.
It II Manlcv.
Sam Ilees. Jr..
.1. Del". Hlchiitds.
II K. ltyan.
S. W. .Smith.
W. It. WtH)d.
KINANOK.
O. K. llaverstlck, chnlrniHti.
O. II Kelly, vice piealdont..
It 11. HaWUce. C. E. Yost.
John Steel. .
OOOD IIOADS.
W I). Ilosford, chalrtiiaii.
J 15. Oeorgc. vice chairman.
C frowell. Jr.: S. A. Senrle.
I' II. Oearmont. Iuy I. SmHIi.
II K. Kreilrlekfoti, M. II. tiptngue.
Harry Lawrle. t'. 11. Walrnth.
11 I, Mntto.
OrtAIN AMI AOItlirlMrt'ltK
M. t Teters. chairman.
N B. I'Pdlke, vice chairman.
AV. T. Anld.
P. I'. Waoii,
K. P. l'cck,
John W. riedlck.
Hherman Sauijder.s,
K. . Twamley .
W. U. Walson.
B. WcsHjrook
T F. Hlake.
N P. Dodge. Jr ;
II II, Holcotnb.
J W. Holmqulst.
. II. Jones,
Commissioner;
.T. I .n nr.
HOIJSK.
ft. K. Ilrown. chairman.
W. K. Tlhoades. vice chairman.
Carroll n, Helden, I'. S. Keogh.
V .1. Hradbury, llnrri' Uiwrle,
.1 K. Dlct, J- McCHgiie,
.1 C. Drexel, . Menold,
J. M. Ollclirist. Fred Met.
1NDUBTIUAU
V II. Hucholr.. chairman.
W M Glass, vice-chairman.
.1 K. llnum F. W. Jiidson,
V B. Caldwell, P. W. Kuhns.
AV. A. DeHotd. I. A. Nash.
Frank T. Hamilton. .:,...,,
INSt'UANCFJ AND POSTAL HBHVICK.
(I. W. Russell, Olmlrman.
Joseph Parker, vice-chairman,
n. C Hrsdford, ' J. liiBweiscn,
! A llrogan, O. MoDonaHl,
T II. Coleman, Charles W . Martin,
II. a Culver. T. (1. Nortliwnll,
1 n. Doup. .' - White.
M F. Funkhouser. W. tf Wilght.
UiQiaiATION.
.1 A. C. Kennedy, ohalrnian.
A AV. Jefferls, vlcc-chalnnan.
C.. II Cramer, J. I., "'nil"!.'".
I. ulher Drake, K. O. MtOllton.
'M I'.ms'sTOCK AND PACKING,
.1 li. McCague, chalrtnan.
U. nucklnghum, vlcn-chalrman.
T C Hyrne. 1. Howe.
F. W. Clarke. O. 1''. McOrew,
A C. Davenport, W. H. Tubb.
II. O. Bdwards. W. 15. AVood.
MANlTFACTintnilS.
T. A. Fry. chairman!
F 15. Sanborn, vice chairman.
MDMH15IUSIIIP.
(I. H. CiBllier. chairman.
A W. Gordon, vice unaiimun.
o. F. Horkv.
J. J. Monks,
II. D. Neely.
ICdward J. O'Hrfen,
J. F. Prentiss.
II. O. Steel.
(). I.. Hyken.
C, K. Vosy.
.1. T. AVachOb.
Patll AVernher.
Charles 11. Wright,
W 11 :iarke.
Frank A. Km ay,
Hen Gallagher,
J. II. llardlnc,
Y C, Holland.
TU 11. Holllster,
J. AV, lltiebes.
A. F. Johnson.
11. Kohn.
J, W. Madden.
II. AVi Tales, jr.
MUNICIPAL AFFAIU8.
Gould Diets, chairman.
C.i A. Oos. vlco chairman.
AV. It. Adair. G. T. Morton.
AV. I Burgess, II. 15. New-branch,
Charles Harding. J. A. rutie.
T. U. Kimball, U I Hoblnsou,
.1 P. Ionl. F. J. Taggart,
1. A. Maguey. AV. D. Williams.
T W. McCullouKli. II. F. AVymnn.
I'ASHKNQKK THAN8POHTATION.
T. P. Itedmond, chairman.
It. T. nyme, vice president
I Uaxtor, G. W. I.aler,
T. K Combs. Max Orkln.
John Unsafe,, T. F. Qulnlali,
.loo lvelley, II. A. Thompson,
AS'. 11 Koenlg',
punCiciTY iiunBAU.
c C. Ilosewater. chairman.
Itome Miller, vice-chairman.
AV. F. Baxter. F. a. Keogh,
AV, II. nucholr, II. 15. Newbranch,
:, llucklngham, T. P. Iledmond.
F I lSlllck.
Pl'HI.IC MKIIVICK COIIPOBATIONS.
t. II. Pickens, chalrmnn.
AV, H. Jnrdlhe, vice-chairman.
J H. Brady, Fred Metx, "
I. uwrenco Brlnkcr, A. K need.
David Cole. II. W. A'ates.
.1. II. Hughes. W. T. Page.
M. Ij. Learned.
HEAL KSTATR.
H. A. Tuke.y, chairman.
U. It. Hnstlnss, vleo chairman
II. M. Christie, H. K. McCiiBue.
Al crelgh. J. w, icopbtns,
c. c. ucorgc.
G. F. Gllmore.
C. A Grlmmel.
J). A. Kholes.
Hi. M. Blater.
ItCTAlL TItVDK.
C c Helden. chairman.
C II Hherman. vice-chairman.
A. T. Benson. F. f. King.
George Urandels, George K. Mlckel,
AV. G. Brandt,
C W. Morton,
t . ii. urown.
K. P. Buffett,
It K. Deemer,
Joseph Hayden.
o D. Kliillnger.
j. i,. urKiii,
11. M. HoKors,
Hobt Itoseuswelg,
K. S. Hubol.
PI BLIC AND MIL1TAHY AFFA1IIH.
W. F. Ilajcter. ohalrmin.
J I- Kennedy, vice chairman.
i ii ......
A. j. Aionier.
It. C. I'eterf.
J. C. Hoot.
A'lotor llosewater,
C. I Saunders,
Cadet Taylor,
G. W. AVuttles,
J. U AVebster.
II. S. Wilcox.
r. a. cowgiii.
J. t. Cowln. N
J C. DahlmaV
J V. llaok. x
G. M. Hitchcock.
G. W. Holdrego.
t T. Kountse,
N. II. Ixoml.
T II Millard.
TIt-DB EXTBNSION.
A AV. Carpenter, chairman.
F J. lloel. vice Chairman
(' Ix. Habcoek,
Joseph Kelley,
F. . Keogh.
F. P. Manchester,
O. J. O'Brien.
G. If. PraU,
li. T. Hector.
J. A. nockwell.
A. F. Htryker
. 1U Itarmettler.
('. V. lledwell.
It T. Hyrne.
J. C. Colt.
. W. Dunn.
11. M- Durkee.
) T. Eastman.
TltAKKlC BURKAU.
J. A. Sunderland, chairman.
A. C Smith, vice chairman.
E. M. Ilruce, J. A. Kuhn
li UucklnKham, W. H. McCord,
T. I. Bymc. M. It Morris
K. U. Carrlsan. . P. Peck.
Frank Colpetter. M. C. Peters.
V. J. Farrlnuton, J. H. lUhm.
W. M. Ulan. J. U. nuahton,
C. S. Jlayward. W. S- Wrlnht.
WHOtaiSAUU TItADIJ.
V. I Haller, chairman.
IS. K. Bruce, vice-chairman.
iliBl. V T timlifV.
V. A. Austin,
W. C. Itullard,
w. if. Dureess.
It. B. Busch.
Herman Drlshauf,
li I Hammer.
W. II. McCord,
a. II. Miller.
If. A. 8pleaberEer.
B. 8. Trimble.
II. a Welter.
TV. U Yetter.
V II. iiochstetler.
Cbautlicrlntu'a Coash RrmrU.
This remedy has no superior for coughs
and colds. Jt Is pleasant to .take. It
contains ijo opium or other narcotic. It
always cures, Tor sale by all dealers.
Wm. MacDiarmid,
Pioneer Printer,
Died Yesterday
William MarlHarriilri Alfi rrnntlen v
nue. died eterd Ills health had Wn
falllnc blm for mine time, but not nttl
j yesterday morning did the MttenMB
physicians nee Immeillate danger.
' Mr. MacDiarmid wna lorii l year ho
i In Uverool. HnKland. After servtlia; a
lonK apprenticeship an H printer lie left
foi Callno. I'erit, where he took charge,
of a large printing office. A little '.iter!
he drifted away from the business uud
became Interested in railroad oonMructioti j
In Houlh America. In 171 he went to
Dlnghamton. N. Y wliere heacccpted
r position ni foteman of the Times.
In 1ST, while In the employ of that
paper. Dr. O. 1,. Miller, then editor of the
Omaha Herald, sent for hltn to Income
foreman of the printing dciMttment of
the Herald. With the exception of a ahort
vacation which be enjoyed during the fuse blew out. The brakes refused to
consolidation of the Herald and he wot k -anil the heavy loaded ear ilaeho.l
World he remained In Its employ until jimck down Hie Tilll at a high rat" of speed.
1910. when he was retired with part J' j Kollowlng the work car whs h passen
for his loyalty In the past. ser enr In churns of MotoniiHH W. .'.
I lie in survived by three sons, John Mae. j Hlake and Conductor V. II. Puckott. He
. Dlarmld of Portland. Ore: Hr. Hlewart It. , frp Mak could rnwrse his motor t' -I
MacDiarmid of Omaha and Dr. l,ollc V 'runaway crashed Into the rront end f
.MacDiarmid of Chicago. nils ear. hurling It from the Hack. Hlake
Yeiser Asks Same
Light Rates to All
Majior Dahlmnn. iit the rcitucnt of John
: O. Yclser, Introduced an ordinance Into
the council ycHterday. making it a
I
misdemeanor punlnhahle b IW) fine for
an electric light company to discriminate
against small' consUineiM nnd providing
a Jail sentence of ten das for any
official, ilerk or servant roiinlvlng with
a corporation In exacting unfair elm rues,
Tlie ordinance provldos:
That all persons, corpoiationn or com
p.inlen supplying tho public with electric
lights or electric power shall mako no
discrimination among Individuals by
elasnlflcatlous In chniges for the use of
Its electric curtcuts and furnish no free
set vice.
That a snperale charge may be ten
dered each customer of all amount plus''
tho actual current consumed not exceed
ing the pro rata share of actual cost or
exress for bookkeeping, reading meters,
mailing notices for collections nnd Inter
cnt on cost of extra construction for dis
tribution chargea to small consumers ax
approved by the comptroller of the city
not exceeding W cents per month. Pro
vided any appeal from the decision of
the comptroller as to such charge shall
be waived on refusal to furnish evidence
of cost of such services to- said comp
1 1 oiler.
DUNDEE RESIDENTS MAY
USE THE PllBUff LIBRARY
Ilesldcntn of Dundee will be given ptr
mission to utilize nil tho facilities of tun
Omaha Public library by the payment of
$33" a year, which Is proportionately the
nunc amount paid by Omaha, the nam
being, based on assessable property. T'ln
city commission reeognlr.ed tho right of
tho Dundee people to uso tho library If
they would guaruntro that books taken
from It be given same protection as cltl
tens of Omaha must give them.
y
I"
Better Cough Syrup than
You $an Buy
A Family Supply, Marine $3 and
iirjJ
A full pint of courIi ayrup us niuoli
Kk you could buy for $2.50 can easily
be made at home. You will And nothing
that takes hold of an obstinate coilgh
more flulckly, usually ending it Imldc of
24 hours. Excellent, too, for croup,
whoonlnff couuh. soro lttnm. nsthnui.
hoarseness and other throat troubles.
, Mix ono pint of granulated augur with I
minute, rntt 2 ounces of IMnex ( ilf ly
cents-worm) in a pint bottle, then add
tho Sugar Bvrup. It keeps perfectly. J TheVramous LanghlnK Hobo,
?hnrkea .9poonfuV cvcrjr onc' two or(Ri I Y iRI INRTdH &thBG(,ld-
This 1 ju.t laxatlvo enough to help WILL I HI1LII1U I Ull en CrOOk
cur cough. Also stimulates the appe eztkataqanza and vaudevjxiiB
tite. which iB usually unset bv a. eniiuli. . Johnaton .t Hucklev JurU Ktmn. ..
The-taste is pleasant. '
Tho effect of nlnn nnd animr irrnn nn
the .inflamed membranes Is well known,
rintx is Uio most vnluabio concentrated
compound of Norway wliito pine extract,
rich in fntaJacol and all tlm natural
heallnj Pino clcmtnts. Other prepara
tions will not worlc.in this formula.
Tho Tiner nnd SitRar Syrup recipe is
now turd by thousand of housawlven
throunhont tha United States nnd Can-
ado. The lilan has been imitated, bub ;
the old successful formula lias never
been equaled.
A jruaranty of absolute satisfaction, or
money promptly refunded, pies with this
recipe, our drujrHst has rlnex, or will
pt it for vou. If not, send to Tho
Plncx Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
THE PASSING OF THE
THIRD FLOOR BACK
was brought about by the neces
sity of Banltary and modern city
architecture. Tho noxt evolution
was the lunch system now in
voisue nt tho
Woodmen Cafeteria
l ltli mid l'arnnm.
v J
AMUSKMKNTS.
A Trip to the Panama
. Canal Free
If you visit the
CEMENT
Every Afternoon and Evening
This Week
OMAHA AUDITORIUM
We have received the only films that tlio government has
allowed to be taken ot this, tho greatest engineering achieve
ment of the world.
DON'T MISS IT!
i!3c ADMISSION TAKH3 IT ,U IX.
We have some surprises for you in the way of fine exhibits
of cement work
UDflM' flnliOfln DV UfnDl flAD
ii ujuuiv vtwouu iii Huni vii
Brakes Refuse to Work and it Runs
Into PasseiiPcr Car.
unTnoii.K m.wr tx
irauiuAninn nunsrj 10 injunbu
tVlmlovts re SiiiukIiimI WIipii t'nra
Collide nnd Ncrrnl ,l'ns"nir,rrs
lints .Nurrnir llarmirs
'ime I"""" '" - "tin
scoie of people on a not Inbound Hen-
wn street car wcte bruised and shaken
up. the mntorman seriously Injured and
the car badly damaged as the result or
a collision with a work car at Twenly-
second attj I. streets, South Omaha, yes-
teidny. When the two cars ran to
KCtlirr the pasfenKurs wero hurled from
Ihelr seats, the windows were shHtto'.'d
nnd the front veSTile of tne pnneiii('r
car whs demolished.
The work car was going chsI on .
street. As It nearetl the top of the hill a
wna pinioned belilnd the stove and sum- i
tallied a badly wienchod back and minor
bruises about the face ami arms. ,
A woinim jMissenger with u stfmll bubv
In her iirjiis whs hurled against tho front
end of the ear. In protecting the llttlo
child the woman was cut about the handi
ftom Ilie falling glass. Tho Injuries o
other paBsengers were of n trifling na-
lure.
Truffle on the Hcnsun-Albtlght line wu
blocked fiff ome time wlilln the wrecking
icrew removed the damngcd car lo h'i
f Vinton slrret liarns. The work car vnhs
loaded with heavy lion and large pols.
It was dnmnged but slightly.
AMI ni:mhnts.
BRANDEIS THEATER
Thin AfUrnoou, 2:10; Tonight, 0 P.M.
Hlnw & Erlnnger's Original
Production nnd Cast of
THE PINK LADY
Friday and Saturday Mat. Sat,
David Belaico Presents
2X1 Biff Succen
THE CONCERT
Sunday, 4 Say, Matlneu AVod.
KITTY GORDON in
THE ENCHANTRESS
FEB'Y
, Maeterlinok'a The
BLUE BIRD
Xfaw Theater Production
Cait of 100
Prices: coo to 93.00
13-10
SKATS
nv
MAIL
NOW
BOYD'S THEATER
TIIK SAIilfOK SKATS KOK
EVA LANG
AND HER COMPANY
hi I lor Own IMny of
MAKING A MAN OF HIM
StnilN Tills MornliiK at 1 A. M.
.Miss LiiliK Iiiik Iiccii Mnri'iliK III
tills piny fur tlio llii-co
iiKiiitlis, iiiooIIiik vvltli Ki-cat ntii'
'oss ovcrjtvlioi.
Next Week QUEEN STPCKINDS
"OMAHA'S TOi; CENTER"
&rU$U J.hl
Arlli'Kton & UucIii-hii, Cilv Comedy l ami
tho linticriiil ltuisiin Ilai-ct uf 30.
i.naies- oitne utunoo sally
"Worth CUmbtusr ttaa Sill"
On Doufflan St. at 10th Hvtons Vaude.
vuw incuiuoH iiuwiinia iiouiuls and
Winter. Znra t'nrnicn
Not Ohcapeit I
mb BEST
r r o n i o , ciirtia &
WrlKhl. Yalio Dam
luc tluo, Uoii Unnlon: 1IIpir,ou(. l-icturo'
i'lom a to S; at 7 and 9 p. m. m
M. Dolly.
aonc
louif. AMX.
Ulat. Bvaiy Day, 2H5. Every Night, QllS
AilVAIIWii VAUUBVUiL
Thl Wtvk jru W Lokj's 'CALlKOUMA"i
I'hirln : r"nnjr Van & Co, , lltrry U. lirr,
MUtljne-DVaiit' Tli Window ot Appirl.
Hum", Hall . Wet TtUM Drrmcna, Ho-
Unjow nroi. , l'uthe'a Wackly lletcw,
rrkea Mallnea (lalltry , 10c, lt Heata !Sc
cpt Balurilay anil EgtiJijr- Mahta-lOc, :jc'
Mo, 71c. '
Krug Theater
Matlnte Today, 3i30; Ktglit, 0:30
LADY BUCCANEERS and
7 mn AD OS 7
Ladies' Dally Dime Matins
rrdlay The Country Store
SHOW
TT,,,. TA-,,.
nuroGO etiiu. muiua -o..i tuci.
"R-Pinrr TTirrli Piiinooi ,w "" lhMt mt1tht..u.i'i..-
JJlillg nigll JLI lOtJolthe gr.i number of aiiu.inoiii.- u"
I
I ut IriK tlie last twenty crs CT I'. Fill-
-f Heatrlre ha. clerked at m.Mr- than
m of fsrm womrti- In Oae count'
ami adjoining countleo, and he shs that
lie neer a prices m hlich on hows
and other anlmabi as this aprhiK.
Throughout Nebraska most of the farm
Tra iiI,d Mnn.1. 1 a .l li.lk,r IK ulv I
eight weeks prior to that date teimnti
who change locations hold a sale. seWnc
Skin Sufferers Read!
H Ve want all sKln sufferers who have
HOffeted for tllnil rars flli, InptlirAV
discus nnd who nave sought medical
aid In vain, to read tins
I We, as old established druggists of
thin comniiinlti
wleli to rccomine'nd to
you a product that has given many ro-
ner ami may mean the end nf vnnr
agony I ho product In a mild. Kh'nple
wash, nut a patent medicine concocted nf
vurloua won Idess drugs but a scientific
compound made or well Known antlsep
11" ingredients It is made In the.!) I
D. lalioratorles of JiH-n jo ami In called
the D. D. D. Proscription for Ecitma.
This tn a doctor's spe int ri'escriptlon
ures U"U Un 'rr'',",f',I wonderful
Burlington Calendar
of Coast Service
Every Day to Los Angeles:
Through tourist sleeper from Omaha 4:10 p. in., via Dunver, SccnK;
t olorarlo nml Still Lako Route: pcisonally cciiuliit tcil Wednesdays I
nnd Saturday. Nine hours' stopover at Salt Lak-. ;
Daily Btandard filcepcr lo Salt Lake and Salt Lake to Los Angeles, j
Every Tuesday to Los Angeles: ,
Through tourist sleeper from Omaha ll:ao i, in., via Denver, Santa I
I' e Grand Canyon Route (ready at 10 p. m.) Six hours' stopover I
at Detnor. i
Every Day to San Francisco:
Through standard sleeper from Omaha at 1:10 p. in., via Denver,
bconic Colorado, Salt Lake and Souther Pacific.
Every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday to Los Angeles:
Through tourist sleeper from Omaha 4: 10. p. m., to ah Angeles,
all pornniiHlly romliirtetl, via Denver. Scenic Colorado, Salt Lake,
San Francisco and tho Coast Line throMgh San .lose and Santa
Harbnra.
Every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday to San Francisco:
Through tourist sleeper from Omaha 4:10 p. m.; via Denver Salt
Lake. Western Pacific (Feather River Canyon Route): PcroiiHlly
comliK'tetl Wednesdays and Fridays.
Every Day to Seattle, Portland, Northwest:
Through tralns'vla Northern Pacific and Great Northern with all
clnBses of equipment for IJutte, Helena, Spokane, Tacomn, Portland
mid Seattle.
City TltkeJ Office, 1502
GRANDMOTHER USED PLAIN SAGE TEA TO
DARKEN HER FADED, GRAY HAIR-TRY THIS.-
Rn J lAPit. OIL Ii hit I i bottle for about 50 cents. Some ilrui;-
Mixed With Sulphur It Makes !Bims mau th.ei. own, wind, is usuan-
Hair Soft, Beautiful;
Cures Dandruff.
The use of Shko and .Sulpliiir for restor
ing faded. Ri'ny hair to Its natural color
dates back to Krnndmother'a time. Sho
kept her hair beautifully darkened, Klossy
und abtuulaiit with a brow of SnKo Tea
and Sulphur. Whenever her hair fell
out or took on that dull, faded or
atrenked appearance this simple mixture
was applied with wonderful effect.
Ilut tho brewltur at home Is tnussy and
out-of-date. Nowadays skilled chemists
do this better than oilrselves. tty asking
nt any driiK storo for tho ready-to-use
product called "Wycth's Pasre nnd Sul
phur Hnlr Iteincdy" yoU will Ket a larKe
Madam, These Shoe Bar
gains Will Surely Interest You
Twlco a year wo offer tho women of tills vicinity this chance to
buy HlKh Grade Footwear at about Half-price. We do not carry over
any stocks, so quoto these prices on all broken lots and discontinued
lines in order to effect a quick clearance.
Wrlclit & Peters' $5 Hand Sowed,
1'ntont and Gun
Mctul, button;
now
$3.75
i Imported
Dull Calf,
Uilrd & Schober'a ?U Imported
Tan Russian Calf and Dull Calf,
mat kid and Bray qrav-
$4.45
onutto tops, bench
mudo: now
21 lines, all good makes. S3-50
ikes, $3-50
tents, dulls
$2.45
shoos, some blither: patents, dulls
and kids light and
hoavy soles;,
now
279 pairs small sizes, $4,00 and
$4,00 and
$1.09
$;..o0 quality on
bargain table
your cholco
See Our. Dis
play in Show
Windows
FRY
JSZexas
via Rock Island Lines
Electric lighted drawing-room sleeping cars Omaha to
Fort Worth connections ior UKianoma j-icy.
Tickets and reservations
V; I'amaiu Street, Cor. lltli
rhonsi Soorlaa 438 Msbraska.
' t. , surplus aton,
hi i i
n",:e ww lmo '? "" nur
ami mules are mtw hi r her tlian'ver n
fore, and that $1 7r. to.SK) for H fnirl K 1
horse or mule are mt considered ui'
prices. At theo-e sales he says tiai'
everything sees for cash. and. citlria. on,'
Instance, lie wys that last week
clerked one sale that aKKrecated $3. 1 fl.
n nl thnt lint nnc tintn U'nii Flvnti tlint
being for JIS. 'it. however, was taken
Ihe following day
The effect of D t). D Is to soothe In-
Mtnntlv dm ftnriri am ntit,1t0fl- tl,At, tt unitA.
trates the pures, destro.vs and throws
off nil disease genus and leaves the
nk!" ' leHn a,ld "eHhy
e urn so comment or ii'e marveioo' a
Power Of D. D. D. Ihat we have taJlen 1 B
advantageT3f the manufacttirerM guar
antee, to offer to yon a tull-nl'.e bottle ,
on trial. You are to Judge the merits of J
the remedy In your own particular case. .
If It doesn't help you, It costs you
nothing. '
D. D. D Soup In made of the Maine '
healing Ingredients AnK us about It I
Slid Minn & McConnell Drug Co.. lfilb i
and Dodge. IGtb and llarue. -Mill and!
I'arnam and 2(1" North IGth St Adver
tisement !
THE BUKtlNQTON RUNS THROUGH SLEEPERS OVER
SIX DirrEREKT HOTTES TO THE PACIFIC COAST.
WOULD BE WELL TO LEARN HOW THESE
PLANNING A COAST JOURNEY.
XRKOUOH SLEEPER ROUTES CAN BE UTILIZED TN
Ask for "California Kxcttrslona." "laclflc Coast Tours,"
To thu Great Northwest,' "Tho Red Folder."
Knrnain Street, Omnlin, Neb.
toofltlcky. so Insist ur,on Hcttinc Wyeth's,
which can be depended upon to restore
natural color nnd beauty to the hair and
Is splendid for dnndruff, dry. feverish,
Itcliy scalp and falling hair.
A well-known downtown drucKlst says
hits custoincra Insist on Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur, because, they say. It darkens no
naturally and evenly that nobody can tell
It has been applied It's so easy to use,
too. You simply dampen a spongn or soft
brush nnd draw It through your hair,
taking one strand nt a time. Do this nt
night and by morning the st-qy hair dis
appears; after another application or two,
it Is restored to Its natural co'.or and
looks Klcsy. soft and abundant
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.. 1ft! Su.
IGth; S24 Bo. 16th; 207 N. 16th. 2tli and
Karnam Sts. Advertisement.
Duttonhoffer's $4 and $3.50 Pat
ent and Dull, craven- gtA Af
otto and kid tops; .03
Wright i- Peters' G
Tan Russia Calf, but
$3.75
Imported
ton, Victoria last; now
Laird & Schober'a
Black Buckskin,
finest made, was
$6.50: now
,$4g 75
All the broken lines $3,00 nnd
$3,00 nnd
$1.95
$3.50 shoes; patents,
dulls and kld&
go at
H. -H. Gray's Son $4.50
$2.95
Patent and Gun Metal,
button and lace; now. .
Shoe Go.
16th & Douglas
February Sales Are
Equal Quality
at Less Price;
Superior
Quality at
Equal Price.
Just a Few of the Many Bargains Wednesday
in Lace Curtains and Draperies
It Will Surely Pay You to See These Extra Special Numbers
!' 's J "-til j
. - )- a
One lot of Drapery Silks, 73e
values. ;JU in. wide, fine as
sortment, yard 29c
36-in. Madras and Swiss, to
4!)c values, one bi? lot, on
sale, yard 17'i'f
One lot. of Bungalow Nets,'
73c yd. values. 43-in. wide,
on sale, yard aw
1 aTVaff-V
39c
One Lot of Silkolines, to 13c yard values, on sale Wednes
day, yard 7MsC
Many Other Choice Bargains in Drapery Dept.
Wednesday's
Linen Specials
Cream or snow white Tur
kish bath lowels, worth
13c, each 10
1 femst itched Huckaback
towels, colored borders.
19c values, each 12 lV
Warranted strictly pule linen,
hemmed htifk, towels, wortli
29c. each lOd
Extra Ihi'ko licmnicd Huck
Towels, all pure flux, worth
:!! each 25 )
d
9$t Wiwsmni 011 n11 llealer8 und RllT1gc1'''?. ox-
fcll O aWlwwwUill eept Kenowns too many in stock
and we want to close them quickly.
- Are You in the Market
For a Good Sewing Machine?
Here's some specials in New and Used Machines for
this week. Jt will -certainly pay you to investigate.
Come early get first choice.
New Machines.
a Xcw Homo Cabinets Values
you can't dupllcuto elsewhere,
at $45.00 to $50.00
ii Now Home Drop Head Ma
chines Choico bargains,
at $35.00 to $40.00
I Xcw Home Huby. . . .$25.00
1 Standard notary nt. .$40.00
We Rent Sewing Machines.
en's Big Ftbruiry
32 lb. best granulated sugar . .91.00
No limit; nil you want.
It's Zlaydon's that kp down tbs
Hlffh Cost of Xilvi&r.
rioor, riour, Plour.
The trust la maklnjf a lnird fight
to hold up th flour market; wo are
flehtliiR to hold It down. '
Wedneotlay we will sell you 48-lb.
packs best IiIkIi Krado flour, mudo
from the best .sclectod wheat, noth-
liiK finer for bread, pies or cakes.
per sack 91.10
10 bars Heat'ICm All, Diamond C or
l.omix Snap 3So
10 lbs. best white or yellow eorn
incul 17V4o
0 lbs. beHt hand picked navy beans 25o
5 lbs. fancy .Inpim rlco, 10c quality
at , 85
(lallon cans (Joldeti Table syrup 35c
.lell-o. Jellycon o Advo Jell, okB. 7ie
The best domestic macaroni, vermi
celli or Hpauhettl. pkft. 7o
S cans oil or mustard sardines ...35o
Tall cans Alaulcu salmon lOc,
2-lb. cans fancy aweet sufiar corn 5
Orape Nuts. pkjr. 10o
K C Corn I'laUes, pksr, ......... . .so
Tho ebest tea slftlnns, 1-lb. pkg. lOo
Goldon SantOH coffee, lb. -. v " 'f00
All our regular 50e teas Wednesday
special, per lb 38o
Omaha's Oraatest nnttsr, Onessa
Etre and Buttarln Dspts.
2-lb. rolls good butterlne 35o
1-lb. rolls good table buttcrlno 18o
1-lb. carton fancy table butterlne 35o
Good table butter, per lb 35c
Tho best creamery butter, carton or
bulk, lb .;' 22
The best No. 1 dairy butter, lb. 380
Try Hayden's First )!,
I ! Pays
1 Full Quart Whiskey FREE
Try It At Our Expense
Thr are all iort of cUlmi for optrloritr iraonr dlittllen and llall Ordtr
Wbltkty lloQui, and ithlla va feci aura thai oar fcla 3 EUr Waltkar can't b
beat, cr eron cqnalcd In qnalltr. or prlca. still wa ara sol going to uk anyone
5 uft 1
I 8 M
to ri.iiuvir ingocf ua uur juufituvnti .ncrviora. " o mrm Kolas. o wirm aDIOIUMlx
tree, one full qnart bottle to UtU We T7n you to prora by drlnkloc that
m i u c i !'i e
. Ma
we iu; that Too will atlll
iruouiei leuaioorsrice.
d onft bc-ttlea of whtiVer
im m
THE OMAHA DAILY, EVENINtS AND SUNDAY BEE.
Tho Best Advertising McUiums in Their Territory,
Money Savers at
Every Dept.
Offers Special
Bargains
Each Day
This Week.
Cable Net Curtains, values
to $3 pair, yds. long,
beautiful patterns, on sale
Wednesday, pair . .$2.49
Pretty Nottingham Curtains,
values lo $5 pr., fine assort
then! of patterns, on sale
Wednesday, pair . .$2.49
Pretty Nottingham Curtains,
values to $." pr., full size,
sua at, pair $1.38
Nottingham Lace Curtains,
values to $1.70 pr., on sale
Wednesday, pair ...,58c
36-in. Fancy Scrims that sell
regularly up to 18e yard,
Wednesday, yard 9c
Striped Curtain Swiss, .'J6-in.
1 J 1 P""'
wiae, ai yaro oc
Wednesday's Specials in Do
mestic Room Wash Goods Dept.
Kani y Drrss CiliiRlianir, two pat
terns, ISUsC valuei lOo
Tercalej, 36-ln. wide, rtnrk and
liKlit colors, 1214c vnliics . .100
West Wind munlln, 36-ln. wide,
! values 0V4o
Poplins, nil the bpst and wanted
colore, "5r valuo.i ISO
Cheviot Shirtings, plains and
stripes, 12c vnluo lOo
Kllltolines. 36-ln. wide, lot to lues,
at lOo
72x90 ready made Sheets, SOc val
ue 38o
Bed Spreads, hemmed or scallop
ed. $1.:19 valuon 90o
Shepherd or Scotch plaids, 15c
values lOo
Double Folil Klannelettes, good
patterns, la'.Se values lOo
Used Machines
i! notary Machines at $35.00
IS Hotnry Machine at $30.00
Ahove arfl as good as now.
1 Household 5 drawers, drop
head machine $25.00
1 BtAtidnril Machine ..$28.00
1 Sinci' Machine at. $10.00
l rumiiy i ricnd at $8.00
Grociry Opening Salt
Tho best country creamery butter,
pel- lb 30o
The- best full cream Young: America,
New York White or Wisconsin
cream cheese, lb 31c
The best Imported Roquefort cheese,
lb 380
Bed Olobo Oooklnff Onions, special
fanoy No. 1 stock, nothing
finer, IS pounds for 15c
Per bushel, 07 pounds BQo
15 lbs! best lted nlver Potatoes to
tho peck -. lflo
12 lbs. best NO. 1 Qano or Ben Davla
Applet SOo
1-'ancy I'lat Dutch cabbage, per lb. lo
Kresh spinach, per pock ,10c
I'resh beets, carrots, turnips, shal
lots, or radishes; bunch 4o
Head lettuce, per head 5o
2- bunclies, fresh -hothouse lettuce 3o
Kancy California cauliflower, per
lb v. . .7V4o
3 large soup bunches 10c
Ths I.nten Season Opens Wsdnasdar.
A mil Una of All Kinds sh.
FVesh Halibut, per lb 15o
Fresh Herring:, per lb.'.., 60
Kresh Perch, per lb ...lOo
Kresh Catfish, per lb lBo
Kresh Whlteflsh, per lb lBo
Fresh TMckerel or Trout, per lb. lBo
Fancy salt Mackerel, each 18o, 303
and 3So
Fancy salt Salmon, per lb 13Vio
Mllchner II err Ins, per K'ef 90o
Finnan Haddle, per lb. ., 13Ho
Anythlnit In the fish line, we have it.
Special Church Candle Sale 6-lfc. box
pure wax candles for ,.81.00
s-aiar iinitifT n pure, wnoieione, iuur aea. nenow si can ba ana shore
ia real Whllkev itrmrth. We went Ton to add keif water to ii If vnn II V.
hare itroster and belter whither thin Boat llall
Anyone eaaeai'.iy nnaertiasa met eaoaia wa m
free thatwewonld bo flooded with reeneata Iitum.
narrnpolona poopie and dealers and lar onraelreaopeatoa t earful oosleafhl.
This wo cannot co, bnl nerertbeleat, the bottle li free to hoaait people.
Jicrr htre It onr propotltloot
We wilt send Ton ona full qnart bottle of Fete 3 Star Wh(Vr. ah.
aolnt 1r free, alone with yoar DM! order for S full quart bottles cf Pels 3.
Htar Whisker 'or and we par tbe eipreta charces. ACer Toa YeeelTe
the 9 full quart bottles, open one of them, test it anrwir you like and
If net entirely satisfactory, jou bare the prlrlleca of retornlncto na the
remaining 8 bottles and tha ona estra bottle 70a may keep free and wa
will Immediately return year 33.lt. Or send us .$ for 4 foil qnart
bottles of 1'ela 3-Star Whiskey, eiprest prepaid, and wa will Inelude one
test bottle free. Test tha frea bottle and If not absolutely aatlsfaetorr
and tho best whiskey 70a eter tatted at any price, just return to ni the
4 bottles and keep tha f-ea bottle and wa will refund ronrSLM without
question or argument, with each order wo giro a free Gold Tipped Oleta
and Patent t'orkseraw, remember, we say wa pay tha eipress charges)
look close beforo you permit aoma of tha low prices of llall Order llonsea
to get your order and make you pay tha eipress charges.
Wa mean to proro superiority In tha wklskey business) wa mean to
.prore atoureipense.by siring a frea test bottle, that Fels 3-SUr WhUkey
has no equal. Our qnart bottles ara fall -oooce quarts andBet short
quarts and wa guarantee arrr ttatement wa make and back thtm with
our paiu up c?uei 01 evy.wv.w. i you arms real wnissey ana not weak,
watery coneoetloas, send as, your remlitanea on our free test proposition.
Tha taste it tha test, that will prore mora than we cea writ. .Address
ordera and letters and naks taaUtancea payable to A. Pel, Mgr., or
FelsDistllllBflCee, 155FeIsixg.,KaBsasCi4y, Hi.
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