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THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1914.
PREACH SUFFRAGE TO WOMEN
Delegates to Royal Neighbors' Con
vention Entertained at Breakfast.
Healthy Babies for Cost-of-Living Show
SNOW STOPS TRAINING SQUAD
FRIDAY A GREAT BARGAIN DAY
KENNEDY COMPLIMENTS THEM
Speakers Arttltf Cnmpnlffnera to
Arold AniKKonlilnn Men unit Vie
More Subtle Methods at
PrrianillnK Them.
Several hundred Itoyal Neighbors of
America, John L. Kennedy and the baby
daughter ot one of the convention dele
Galea assembled at the Henshaw hotel
yesterday as the guests of the Omaha.
Suffrage associations. Mrs. Alice Otge
Stevenson of Broken How, state super
visor for the Itoyal Neighbors, presides
at this meeting and Introduced the speak
ers, Mrs. Draper Smith, Mrs. Magdalen
13. Munson and Mr. Kennedy.
The presiding officer Introduced Mr.
Kennedy ns "a very brave man."
He paid a pretty compliment In passlns
to the earnest women who began thoit
suffrage activities nt breakfast and Kept
It up until bedtime, and 'then went on to
advjso the women as to campaign meth
ods. "Don't antagonize the men," Mr. Ken
nedy said. "Conduct a eood-naturci
campaign. Reason with the men, and It
that don't work coax them. Abovo all,
keep your temper; you've tho best of, ho
argument anyway. They say that a wo
man can't be logical, but I would matni
a woman's Intuition against man's lo. o
any day In the week. They also tell ltd
that the polls are not fit places for wo
men to go to. If that Is so, It is our duty
to make them fit. Polling places should
be dignified so that thero Is no danger
of contamination from any source. (f
we would make fewer laws and enforro
more of them we would have a1 better
government."
Mrs. Munson emphasized the need of
tho "mothering" influence In humanizing
government- "Men have fought and died
for the right to vote, but It is only nccei
sary for the women, .of this country t.
muko a united demand for the ballot, and
i will be secured, "aha said. "The sham
root: Is tho emblem of Ireland. Shall we
bo accused of holding up tho $1 bill ns
our 4mblcm?"
Preceding the speeches tho delegates
were entertained nt breakfast and pre
sented with daffodils, emblem of the suf
rage movement, by tho Omaha suffrag
ists. The arrangements committee con
sisted of Mrs. K. 8. Hood, chairman: Miss
Jeanette McDonald, Mcsdames Draper
Smith. U. C. Bumnoy, C. W. Hayes, L,
N. Nelson, 52. T. Llndsey, M. D. NowtJn
and llalleck Rose.
Key to tho Situation Deo Advertising.
MEDICAL COLLEGE IS
AFTER STRAY CANINES
"Wanted-etray Dogs."
This sign, displayed in the windows of
Creighton Medical college, is causing
canines in tho part of town no end of
anguish. Small boys with an eye to
making spending money havo taado II to
miserable for the pups lately, as the
college offera GO cents for large dogs and
a. quarter for smalt ones, to be used in
loboratbry work by tho professors.
Rub Lumbago or
Backache Away
Rub pain right out with small
trial bottle of old
"St. Jacoba, Oil"
Back hurt youT Can't straighten up
without feeling sudden pains, sharp aches
and IwingesT Now listen) That's lum
bago, sciatica, or maybe from a strain,
and you'll get blessed relief the moment
you rub your back with oothlnr, Pene
traUng "St Jacobs Oil." Nothing else
takes out sorenss, lameness and stiff
ness so quickly. You simply rub It en
and ut comes the pain. It is perfectly
harmless and doesn't burn the skin.
lumber upl Don't sufferl Get a
small trial bottle from any drug store,
and after using It Just once, you'll for
get that yen ever had backache, lum
bago or sciatica, because your back will
ntvsr hurt or causs any more misery.
It never disappoints and has been
recommended, for (9 years, AdvarUa
meat. QUICKLY ENDS THE
WORST BACKACHE
Makes Kidney Troubles, Bladder
Disorder, and Rheumatic
Pains Vanish
It is no longer a necessity for anyone
tp suffer with backaching, kidney trouble,
have disagreeable bladder and urinary
disorder to contend with, or be tortured
with rheumatism, stiff Joints, and Its
heart-wrenching pain.' for the new dis
covery, Croxone, quickly and surely re
lieves all such troubles.
Croxone Is the most wonderful remedy
yet devised fof ridding the system ot uric
held and driving out all such poisonous
impurities which cause such troubles. It
is entirely different from all other reme
dies. It Is not like anything else ever
Used for tha nut-nose. It nets tin that
principle ot cleaning out ttie imiioim uii'l
removing the cause.
It soaks right in through the walls, .
membranes and linings, like -water In a
sponge, neutratltes, dissolves and makes
the kidneys sift out end filter away, all
the uric acid and poisons from the blood,
and loaves the kidneys and urinary or
gans, clean, strong, healthy and well.
It matters not how long you have suf
fered, how old you are, or what you have
used, the very principle ot cioxvi.u
such, that It Is practtcaly Jmpokslblo to
take it Into the human system without
rtaulU. There Is nothing else on earth
like it Jt starts to work the mlnuto you
take it and relieves vou tho first time
you use it
If you suffer front pains In your baolc,
.and sldts, or have any signs of kidney,
bladder troubles, or rheumatism, such as
jpuffy swellings under the eyes or In the
fet sad ankles, If you are nervous, tired,
and run down, or bothered with urinary
disorders, Croxone will qulokly relieve
you of your misery, You can secure an
original package of Croxone at trifling
cost from any first class drujrglst. All
druggists are authorised to personally re
turn the purchase price If It falls in a
single case. Advertlswnent.
' set
Mrs. F, X Blrss, In charge ot the health
baby exhibit at tho Low-coet-oMlving
show, rinorts ISO babies entered In tho
contont. Among them are James Edward
Blmonton, 214 years, son of Mr. and Mrs.
a. I Blmonton of Boulh Omaha: Odcll
Drowning; Duano llutler, 2 years, son of
i
Mrs, Briggs Tells
How She Happened
to Slap Blackburn
Mrs. Susie Driggs, KWi Wirt street, who
says that she is the sole support of her
three chttdren, writes her version ot tho
affair at the court house Wednesday
morning, when she slapped Attorney T.
W, Blackburn, who was conducting a solo
which would take from her her property
In the north part ot tho city and on
which she claimed homestead rights. Fol
lowing Is her loiter to Tho Uco;
"I wish to make a statement with ref
erence to the article In your paper con
cerning Mr. Blackburn and myself. When
I entered the 9011 rt house Mr, Blackburn
was standing in tho lobby. I said nothing
to him. I came there to attend a rcforee's
tale, I was tending strictly to my own
business. I had been standing there tor
quite a while, during which tlmo Mr.
Blackburn engaged in conversation with
several men. I heart) him mention my
name several times In a manner which
I considered unfair. After I had been
standing there about fifteen or twenty
minutes Blacftburn came 'toward me, say
ing, "Oood morning." Ho advanced. I
then stated, "1 would Just ns soon speak
to a yellow dog as to you." He said.
"That's all right, Mrs, Briggs," and kept
coming toward me. I then told him to
stay back; tfat I wantod nothing to. do
with him,- He,' however, kept on talking
und it was then that I struck him. Ho
spoke to the referee and said: "It ehe is
going to causa trouble we wlt see about
it." I then told him if I had him In tho
streets I would horsewhip him. I told Mr.
Blackburn that I had seen the court, who
told me to be present at the sale and to
state to any bidder at the time ot the
sale that I had my homestead rights, to
said property. Nothing further was said."
Newly-Weds Appeal
to Postmaster for
Relatives' Address
A business college courtship between
Harry Travis of Fullerton, Neb., and
Miss Clara Nealy of 8t Paul, Neb.,
ended with their marriage a few weeks
ago. After a honeymoon trip to Denver
they came to Omaha to visit the young
farmer's relatives, Mrs. M. B. Cameron
and Mrs. Leona Klllham. but Travis lost
their addresses and appealed to Post
master John C. Wharton to help him find
thtm,
flladly. gladly." cmoth tha affable nnt.
master, siting up his visitors as newly
wens, -vto are always happy to furnish
relatives to all who apply." And straight
way no looked up the addresses of the
Omaha relations.
Mrs. Cameron was found to be in Texas
with her husband, who is vice nrktilnt
of the Peters Trust coinpany. However,
Mrs, Klllham was located at her apart
ments. 704 North Sixteenth street, where
air. ana Mrs. Travis are now visiting
for a few days before returning to his
farm near Fullerton to live. Mra Klll
ham la his cousin.
Chamberlain's Ltulntent.
This preparation is Intended especially
for rheumatism, lame back, sprains and
like ailments. It is a favorito with peo.
pie who are well acquainted with Us
splendid qualities. Mrs. Charles Tsnner,
Wabash, Ind., says of it: "I have found
Chamberlain's IJnlment the best thing
for lame back and sprains I have ever
used, it works like a charm and relieves
pain and soreness. It has been used by
others ot my family as well as myself
for upwards of twenty years" 3 and
M-cent bottles. All dealers. Advertisement
HMtint Tx ftuffi
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Butleri Rob Iloy An
derson, 6 months, son of Mr. and MrB. S.
a. Anderson; Harriet Hunt, daughter, of
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Hunt; Carolyn Allco
Cummins, 10 months, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. O. P. Cummins; Lcta Katherlno
West, 10 months, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. West, Jr.
Rush Order for Big
Photos is Filled
in Record Time
A record for spoody photograph finish
ing wns made by Tho Bee photograph
department Wednesday, to fill the order
ot Manager Tom Qulnlan of the. Hoyden
Brothors' store, for 300 pictures of tho
600 delogates and inembers of the noyal
Nolghbora state convention. The photo
graph was taken shortly after noon, fol
lowing tho concert given at Hayden
Brothers' auditorium. When Manager
Quintan saw tha plcturo in tho afternoon
he admired -H so much that ho decided
to give tho visitors nt his store a sub
stantlal souvenir of the occasion, and
nt once ordered J00 ot these big pictures,
each ono two and a half feet long, from
Tho Doe's photograph department At 4
o'clock the experts In Tho Bee's photo
graph department started on the big
order. Tho last of the S00 big pictures
wbb flnlshod a few minutes before 11
o'clock. This is believed to be a record
for making big prints from n single neg
ative. At 8 o'clock, half nn hour before
the tlmo for opening the . store yester
day the photographs were delivered nt
Hayden Brothers, where a Una of mem
bers of the Royal Neighbors was al
ready waiqng for the doors to open, to
get the elegant souvenirs.
wbii Your "Way Into rtnslnrss.
Men have started In business as a re-
suit ot having mode a few good swaps.
Announcement will soon be made in The
Bee ot a place where swappers can meet
and dicker.
Suffrage Play to Be
Given at the Omaha
University Today
With the last dress rehearsal all Is In
readiness for the suffrage play, "How
the Vote Was Won," to be given by the
University, ot Omaha students this
evening, at the school gymnasium. A
great deal of Interest has been taken tn
the play, not only by tho student body,
but by many prominent suffrage worker-
of the city. If the play proves to be us
great a success as is expected It will bo
given In several surrounding towns for
the benefit ot the suffrage cause.
Besides the suffrage play a short com
edy called "Proposing Under Difficulties"
nlso will be given. Tho school quartet
will assist in tho program with a number
ot songs and it is planned to have some
suffrage workers make n short speech.
An orchestra has been engaged to furnish
music for the event.
YOUR FRECKLES
Need Attention In February and
March or Face Will 8tay
Covered.
Now is the time to take speolal csre
ot the complexion If you wish to look
well the rest of the year. The February
and March winds havo a strong tendency
to bring out freckles that may stay all
summer unless removed. Now is the time
to use othlne double strength.
This prescription for the removal ot
freckles was written by a prominent phy
sician and is usually so successful that
it is sold by Beaton Drug Co. under guar
antee to refund the money It It falls. Get
an ounce of othlnt double strength, and
even a few applications should show u
wonderful Improvement, some of the
smaller freckles even vanishing entirely.
-Advertisement
Condition of Grounds May Prevent
Flay Scheduled Saturday.
PA ROITCKE IN HARNESS SOON
Onmlm Tlntie TSall Players Hhnvr 'Lit
tle nrgrrt n the First Torceil
Vni-nllon of tlir Sprlnu
Trnlnina- Squad.
Snow, that beautiful white blanket of
which poets sing continually, put nn aw
ful crimp In Pa Itourke'a training sea
son for the ball yard Is dormant under
three Inches of covering which Is not In
any hurry to depart into the atmosphere.
regardless of the smiling Inducements of
fered by the bright sun. As a result, tho
athletes were informed that there would
be nothing doing In the morning, but that
It would be advisable to report In tile
afternoon to run around the park a hit.
Just so that the muscles would not go
on strike because of tho short vacation.
It Is probable that the Saturday game.
which was scheduled between the Ilourkes
and the Store Triumph team, will be post
poned. Vnless It Is exceptionally warm
today and the snow disappears the
gamo will be cancelled. It Is thought
that with favorable weather the Sunday
buttle may be played, as there will be time
to put the Infield In fair shape If the
snow melts by Saturday.
llrcnnrr Uses Nklls.
At n lata hour of night Bert Brenner
rolled his upper extremity out of the
hotel window and noticed that the snow
was still occupying tho Headline posi
tion on tho bill. Immediately Bert became
enamored with an Inspiration and de
cided that It would be perfectly fitting
and proper to hotd a ski tournament at
the park. This would keep the athlotes in
excellent condition and woutd present
him with an opportunity to snatch a few
laurels from his colleagues as he la
familiar with the art after his winter In
northern Minnesota. When tho twlrler
awoko yesterday his dreams were ruth
lessly shattered, for tho sun was shin
ing and when he broached the subject
ho was met with a storm ot ridicule.
Therefore Bert has rescinded his telegram
and the ski tourney Is oft.
Blltzen Bell Is tickled with the snow, as
Is Bill Schlpkc, although It must be ad
mitted tho reasons arc quite foreign.
Skip figures no playing field,, no work.
Bell, however, had not seen any snow this
winter, as ho was confined In Oalnsvlllc,
Fla. Blltzen has had a desire to sco
some snow before tho winter was over
becauso the newspaper in Oalnsvllle per
sisted In publishing poems about snow
all winter, thus creating a desire for win
ter Within tho heart of the Michigan man.
ShcataU la Sore.
George Shcstak Is suffering from a pair
of very stiff and very sore shoulders.
Qondlng, wise old owl that ho is, put
George to work warming up a couple of
the pitchers. Said pitchers being south
paws, it can easily be seen why .It Is that
Snestak is Indisposed at the present time.
It one heave came within reach ot tho
catcher, 8h2stak says ho'lt buy tho drinks
for the crowd. First over his head, next
to ono side and then on tho ground is
the way tha pill came from tlio salary
wings ot tho portBlders. The next, time
any southpaws warm up Shcstak will not
be among those present.
Sohluke la Poetic.
Bill Schlpke has now decided to con
tribute a poem each and every day for
the edification of the athletes. He dashes
It off on the spur of the moment. Just
llko a regular Shakespearo and thjn
proudly exhibits it to the envious athletes.
Bill cut loose with this when seeing tho
snow:
It's pretty soft for us boys, it's pretty
soft for us,
For when tho days aro Just llko this, at
us Pa cannot cuss;
We love the little snow which falls so
gently on tho ground
Becauso we do not have to work or run
1 the park around.
Novelty Company
Has Big Sale Which
Will Start Today
The Novelty company will Inaugurate
a special sale this morning, which, ac
cording to the executives ot the estab
lishment promises to be a record-breaker
for business nnd for bargains. On page
3 of this paper a page display advertise
ment announces the salo and the bar
gains which will be presented to the pub
lic of Omaha this morning. Tho sale
will continue Just as long as tho stock
lasts. According to the Novelty company
the expectation Is that the choicest arti
cles will be disposed ot by Saturday
night at the latest, although the sale
may continue through a few days next
week.
Bpeclsl arrangements have been mode
to plan the store so that the bargains
may be offered In the most propitious
manner- Tables havo been Installed and
the sales will bo made from them, so that
the publlo will be able to examine min
utely every article before purchase. The
management of the store extends an in
vitation to all to come to the store to in
vestigate the sales oven though thcro be
no purpose of purchase. The advertise
ment contains full particulars ot tho sole.
It will be found on the third page.
Eastern Widow by
Letter Tells of Her
Desire to Marry
Omaha has evidently gained a wide
reputation as a matrimonial field for
elcglble spinsters and widows. Seeing a
eligible spinsters and widows, which told
of a woman who advertised here for
work and a homo and was swamped with
fifteen proposals of marriage, Mrs, Ids
Hancox ot Indianapolis has written to
Postmaster John C. Wharton, asking that
ho find her a husband from among tne
muny men herabouts who want to marry
Explaining that men must be plentiful
in Omaha, when one woman is sent fif
teen proposals, although she was only
seeking work and not a husband, Mrs.
Honcox says sho wants a nice farmer,
"not rough for a drinker, who would ap
preciate a good wife, not a slave."
She describes herself as 0 years of age,
a good cook, neat and attractive and Is a
widow wit a no family. Her address is
Git North Alabama stret, Indianapolis.
Postmaster Wharton says he wants to
help the good cause along, and declares
he has no arrangement with Bev. Charles
W. Savidga for a division ot the mar
riage fee.
nillouaursa and Liver Complaint
quickly relieved by Dr. King's New Life
Pills. Regulates the bowels; keeps
stomach and liver in healthy condition,
ftc All druggists Advertisement
Special Salc3 in Nearly
Every Department, Values
That Assure You Splendid
Savings.
Hundreds of Delightful Bargains in the Domestic Room
Thousands of yards of remnants and staple and seasonable merchandise off the bolt
at about cost to manufacture.
Remnants of Percales, 36-inch wide, rem
nants 3(j-inch curtain scrim, outing flan
nel, flannelettes, 36-inch unbleached mus
lin, dress ginghams, striped voiles, worth
to 10c, Friday :...5c
I
Prints, neat check Lawns, assort
ed colors, 6c values 3H
Lawns and Batistes, neat checks,
stripes and dots, values to
12c, at 5J
Women's Suits, Dresses, Skirts,
Petticoats, Aprons, etc., in Domestic Room
Women's Spring Tailored Suits, nil well
made, good styles, good line of colors and
sizes; values to $12.75, at $7.95
Women's One-piece Dresses, serges, silks
nnd poplins, good styles, values to $12.50;
at $6.95 to $2.95
New Spring Coats, good styles, from $10.00
to $5.00
Percale Dressing Sacques, 50c values. .29c
Women's Dress Skirts, all now spring-styles,
serges, plaids, diagonals and mixtures,
values to $4.00 $2.95
Children's Dresses, all good styles, ginghams and
percales. $1.25 values 98i
Women's dresses and wrappers, ginghams and per
cales, good styles, values to 95c, at 59i
Women' New Stylo Spring White- M'nlsts, crepes and
voiles, values to $1.25, at 79c
Women's lllack Petticoats, values to 69c, at. . -49c
Women's Band and Bib Aprons, 25c values, at 19c.
A GREAT IHBERPRICIRQ OH WOOL DRESS
Handsome Checked Suit
ings Black and white,
blue and white, brown
and blue; 36 to 42 Inches
wide; 59o to 76c yard
ues.38c 48 c
NOTIONSad
Friday Special
6 paokages of Pins
6 rolls Cotton Tape. . . .
Children's Belts
lOo Ladies' Handker-
cliiofs
3 dozen Pearl Buttons. .
15c Windsor Ties
Fancy Dress Buttons,
per dozen
Friday's Linen
Specials
All our high grade pure
linen Huck Towels, ektra
large size, worth up to 39c,
each 25c
High grade pure linen
Barnsley and Glass Towel
ings, full width, worth up
to 15c, yard 10c
Hayden's Make the Prices
33 lbs. Best Orsnulsted sugar... 91.00
The Best Btrlctljr Irish guaranteed
rrs; notour xiner, per aoxen..aoo
4S'lb. sack Best High grade Diamond
II flour, nothing finer for bread.
pies or cakes, Back $1.10
6 lbs. Best Hand picked Navy beano
for 35o
10 lbs. Best White or Yellow Com-
inoal for 19o
5 lbs. Best Rolled Breakfast Oat
meal for SSc
6 lbs. Choice Japan rice 8So
Tho Best Domestic Maccaront, Ver-
mtcella or Spaghetti, pkg. ....7Ho
6 Cans Oil or Mustard Sardines, 3So
16-ounce Cans Condensed milk. ,8Mo
1-lb. can assorted soups 7Mo
4 cans Fancy Sweet Sugar corn., 35c
8lb. Cans California Plums In Heavy
Syrup , IBo
IT
TRY
PATS
Methodist Hospital
Secretary is Dead
Rev, John I. McLaughlin, for more than
thirteen years corresponding secretary at
tho Methodist hospital, died yesterday
afternoon at the age of 70 years. Rev. J. I.
McLaughlin camo to omana in isw ana
was married that year to airs, aiiio
TVHmmor MeLauehlln. who has been
superintendent at the hospital slnco It
was established in 1831. Tney nave no
children, but Juneral arrangements will
not be made unUl friends in the south
are notified .and arrive here.
TO HOLD DEMENTED .
WOMAN IN THE JAIL
Su1a Keck. 60S North Sixteenth. street.
who was caught Wednesday morning
while running down North Sixteenth
street clad In a thin nightgown, declaring
ah was belns: followed by men, was sen
tenced to forty-five days in the county
jail.
Women Who Take
this universally popular home
remedy at times, when there
ia need are spared many hours
of unnecessary suffering
SaU Tetrwkare. la toses 10c, 28c
Genuine Serpen tlno Crepo, 18c
values 9c
Ratine, plain and striped, Rood
colors, 25c values 15c
LonBdalo muslin, 36 Inches wide,
50-ln. All Wool PUlds
In tho blue and green
combination so much tn
vogue; also light colors,
wil go on sale at
$1.08 $1.25
Beautiful Novelty Suit
lngs 60 and 54 Inches
wide, In fancy mixtures,
just the thing for spring,
$1.50 values to
sale, at,
per yard . . . ,
FANCY GOODS
in Domestic Room
vLadies' Fancy Neck
wear.
Yeur
Choice
Friday
One lot Pretty Rucliings
Ribbons, to 15c values.
Embroideries, w'th 15c.
EL A PatJk Combs, worth 15c.
00 Hump Hooks and Eyes.
articles m this sale.
In the China Dept.
Plain white Handled
6
Cups. ,
White or decorated
Saucers.
25c
Pretty Jardenieres, 6 and
-Heed JOepartment
Bluo Grass 25c lb.; 5 lbs $1
Bluo Grass and Clover Seed
35c lb.; 3 lbs. for $1
Lu I.u Scouring Soup, can 4o
I.lghthouso Cleanser, can 4o
3-lb. Cans California Table Apricots,
j-eacnes or .rears in Heavy syrup,
at. per can 17Ho
McLaren's Peanut Butter, lb...iaVio
Large Bottles Worcester Sauce, Puro
Tomato Catsup or Pickles, assorted
kinds, bottle Bi,o
K. C. Corn Flakes, pkg. ....... i . .5c
The Best Tea filftlngs, lb lOo
Hcrsliey's Breakfast Cocoa, lb....aOo
Golden Santos Coffee, lb 30o
BOOS TAKE ANOTHER TUMBLE
The Best Strictly rresh, Guaranteed
Eggs, rsXDAT, par doxan aoo
The Best Creamery Butter. Carton or
Bulk. lb. 330
Fancy Country Creamery Butter,
per pound 37o
U A VrtETftl'e
In selecting an office location
keep in mind that the business
center is moving west.
With the Court House, tho new hotel, the City Hall, tho
Library, tho new Masonic building, two theaters and all kinds
of other business all west of 17th Street, there is no question
as to the future.
The Bee Building
offers tho best office location in Omaha for tho present and
tho future. "When tho new Court House plaza is complete it
ill be a delightful and refreshing outlook.
Hero are a few offices we can offer you now:
Three iflne offices, single or en mite, on the fourth floor;
north light; 300, 600 or 960 square feet; will arrange partitions
and decorate to auit tenant; water, heat and modern eloctrio
lights free. Prices on application.
Largo corner room, fifth floor, with vault and water; also
adjoining rooms en suite If desired; 400 to 800 square feet, as
needed; north and east windows; 17th Street side ot the
building; newly varnished and decorated; can be occupied at
once i.... $40.00, 362.30, $85.00
Fine east side room on sixth floor, with two private offices
and recepUon room; water, heat and light free; 320 square feet;
very desirable for lawyer, doctor, real estate, etc $30.00
Nice room on beautiful court, with vault, water and private
office; newly decorated; ready now, at $18.00
Other rooms $10.0oto $40.0$
For offices apply to tho Superintendent,
Room 103, The Bee Building Co.
Bargain Giving in tho Mer
chandise You Want Right
Now; that, quality consider
ed, you'll not find equaled,
Remnants of Pongees good colors, poplins,
45-inch pillow casing, 40-inch white lawn,
linen finished suitings, good colors, 36-inch
cotton, challies, galatoa cloth, neat stripes,
worth up to 15c, Friday 7&
10c values 7)i6
Bluo and Brown Apron Ginghams,
long remnants, good val., 4Mc
Voiles, double fold, good colors,
18c values 12ai
Underwear Section, Domestic Room
Ladies' Gauze Union Suits; all sizes, 50c vals., 35c
Men's Cotton, Ribbed Underwear; broken lots of
shirts and drawers, 60c values at 25 C
Ladles' Gauze Vests, worth to 35c, at 9J. 12 c
and 25C
Boys' Blouse Waists; made to sell at 50c and 25c;
Chambrays, Madras, Percales, Sateens In black,
white, plain blues, tans and stripes. K. & S.
brand; all perfect, all sizes 6 to 16 years, very
best styles; on sale at 25c
Ladles' Muslin Gowns, lace and embroidery trim
med. 76c values at v ......... . -49d
Misses' and Boys' fleece lined union suits, 50c val
ues, at 35c
Ladies Medium Weight Union Suits, regular and ox
tar sizes, 50c values at 39c
Boys' ClothingSection,Domestic Room
Boys' Blue Denim Overalls, ages from 4 to 10 years,
45c values at 35c
Boys' Knickerbocker Pants, from 4 to 16 years, good
assortment of colors, values to 75c .-30c
Boys' two-piece suits. Norfolk and double breasted,
a good line of colors and sizes, val. to $4, 1.98
Men's Pants, assorted lot; well made and good styles,
worth to $2.00, at 98c
FABRICS FOR FRIDAY
Handsome Wool Crepes
40 and 44-ln. wide, in
every now Bprlng shade;
splendid bargain Friday,
at, salo price
68c 88c .
go In tins
98c
Drug and Toilet Goods Specials
for Friday's Selling
I5c Package ot 20-Mulc-Team Borax
at 7V6o
10c Jap Rose Of Palm Olive soap, 2
bars for ISO
25a Hlzo Almond Lotion for chapped
hands, at 10c
100 Plienolthalox, Wafers, pleasant
laxative, for 26c
25c Size Mentholatum. at 15c
G lOo Rolls of Crepe Toilet Paper,
rtg. price 50c. sale price USo
60c and 75c Toilet Waters, all makes,
at 35o and G9c
lOo Saymons or Physicians' soaps nt
2 bars for lOe
76c Genuine Ideal Hair Brushes, coo
60c Tooth Brushes, at SSc
26c Jess Talcum Powder, at 15c
Jloth Balls, per pound lOo
For
Thin Blown Water
Glasses.
Bread and Butter
Plates.
7-inch, great snap at
25c
Opens Friday
All Flower and Vegetable
Seeds at 3 pkgs for. .10c
White Clover Seed, lb., 50c
for the People
Good Dairy Tablo Butter, lb 33o
Omaha's Oraatest rresh Vegetable
Market.
IB lbs. Early Ohio Potatoes to tho
Peck i ...35c
Fresh Beets. Carrots, Turnips, Shal
lots or Radishes, large bunches, Oo
Fancy New Cabbage, lb 3Uo
Fancy Largo Head Lettuce, per
head ...7Ho
3 heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce lOo
Old Beets, Carroto, Turnips.. or Par
snips, per pound ajjc
Rutabagas, per lb. , M.,lWo
:i largo Soup Bunches ,loo
Fancy Texas Spinach, peck... . 20c
OBION SETS, VBZDAT.
Orooery Department
Red, Yollow or White Sets. qt...8Hc
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