Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 3, 1902, Page 12

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1902 KELLEY, STIGER & CO, Opest Tntil 0130 Batn Bvening. Store ay ‘Women's and children’s hoslery and knit underwear, summer weights, at prices that mean much to you. It je not necessary to Ppay a high price here to procure fine under- wear and hoslery at this store We offer tomorrow women's plain fancy drop-stitch domestic hostery black, doubie heel and toe, worth 25¢ le price, 15¢, 2 pair 2c. c—Women's fast black, cotton and lisle threat stockings, fancy lace patterns and drop etitch. Special bargalns for Sat- urday We have the largest and prettiest line of the popular lace Iisle thread stockings, ex- clusive patterns, white, gray and black, im- ported and superior quality, fast colors— only B0c pair. We are headquarters for children's stock- ings and misees’ echool hose, fast black, double knee, heel and toe, wears well, good value, all sizes—16c pair. We have a large and complete line of children's fast biack ribbed stockings, our best bargalos for Saturday's sale, extra heavywelght school hose for boye, never wear out kind, fine quality, ribbed, maco soles or black foot, fancy lace, lisle thread, odd line of siz.s in G0c fancy hose—entire line on counter, only 25¢ pair. Women's fancy trimmed vests, full taped, only 10¢ each 25¢ women's sleeveless eleeves, nice quality lisle thread, silk crocheted neck and arms, also umbrella- ribbed pants with deep lace trimming, real bargalns—Baturday, 250 each Women's pure Vega silk vests, lace trim- med, pure white, beautifully finished, extra value. Saturday, 600 each Women's union ults, umbrella style, silk tapes, deep lace trimming, all sizes—Sat- urday, 60c each. Boys' balbriggan underwear, shirts long or ehort sleeves drawers ankle or knee length, well made, all izes, 25c each The “Munsing” summer union suits for boys and girls, long or short sleeves, also sleeveless, drop seat, 80c suit. New parasols, pretty patterns for coach and street, French novelties, dafntiest modes and materials—$1.50, $2.00, $3.00, up to $16.00. Special purchase in children's parasols, 25¢ up to $1.50. Women's all silk umbrellas, steel rod, paragon frame, very pretty and durable, natural wood handles, blue, brown, red, m;n. black, $3.00 values—Saturday, $2.25 each. ORGANIZE AUTOMOBILE CLUB Owners of Horseless Carringes This Vicinity wether, or fast pair— vests or wing best value in market, all sizes, in et To- An automobile club, composed of the owners of the new style of vehicles, is in course of formation and so far the names of twenty-nine residing in Omaha, Council Blufts and Fort Crook have been secured candldates for membership. There was & preliminary meeting held Wednesday evening at the store of H. E. Fredrickson, ‘who has fitted up temporary rooms where the people will meet pending the perfec- tion of ths organization. The object, as stated by Interested per- sons, {8 for the purpose of popularizing the new machines as adjuncts to recreation acd excursions. The club will work to have set aside for the especial use of auto- moblles certain roads and boulevards in the city and county under conditions which will not be onerous to the communities. Relay stations, where refreshments can be secured, will be opened in the course of time along these routes and it may be that especial routes from one town to an- other may be established. At first, how- ever, the club will arrange a series of runs from the club rooms to parks in the nelghborhood or to other towns. The next meeting of the members will be held at the club rooms Wednesday, May 14, at which time it is hoped a permanent be perfected, officers elected and committees appointed to pre- pare a program for the season. Those who are taking an active interest in the matter are: F. N. Conner, G. W. Patterson, H. E. Fredrickson, John Colt- man, B. L. Baldwin, A. I Root, E. w Lamoreaux, J. J. Deright, F. H. Porek, F. Showalter, 0. A. Goodrich, J. N. \Vea(- berg, E. E. Holland, Dr. Detwiler, E. A. Packard, H. Sharp, 0. Baysdorfer, D. Ris- ley, all of Omaha; L. A. Casper, H. H. Van Brunt, J. B. Atkine, Richard Stewart, M. Wollmann, J. Kimball, L. P. Madsen, F. L. Childs, T. B. Lacy, jr., and Dr. T. B. Lacy of Council Bluffs and Captain Straub of Fort Crook. Purify the blood and put tne system In order for summer work by using at this time a short course of PRICKLY ASH BIT- it is the greatest blood purifier on — ekeepers. ‘The Union Meat Cutters have reaffirmed their intention of obeying the scriptures by not working on the Sabbath, and there- fore call upon all fair-minded people to do thelr trading on Saturday instead of Sun- days and at such stores as keep closed Sun- the facts and name the prices. not days for foolishness, and “The Big Btore” has no time for buncombe. Hay- T den Bros. Read our ad. on P: UTT WISHES THEM TO HURRY Commercial Those Club Secretary Prods tend to Join South Platte Excursion. Secretary Utt of the Commercial club is anxious to receive applications from per- sons who will go on the trade excursion Into the South Platte country on the morn- ing of May 13. He says that so far applications bhave been satisfactory, but he desires to close the matter with seventy- five applicants as soon as possible. Beveral houses will send not only the principal member of the firm, but juniors and & number of traveling representatives. Others will send two members and there is every reason to belleve that the list will be complete before May 7, the last date upon which applications will be received. Horstord's Acid Phosphate velloves depression, na ess, wakefulness and from excessive . 1t counteracts the lrrlutloa cansed b& absorp- tion: of nico induces slee) t is a splen- nerve and system strengthener, in pacity for hard work. on having Horsford's Acid Phosphate Herstert's nome on svery OENUINE paskes: ankle or knee length, open or | Omaha’s Most Popular Millinery Store Balance of Joseph Patterns $10 At ten our splendid “Joseph” dollars we offer the balance of Pattern Hat pur- chase. The models represent the cream of the world's designers’ very latest ef: Trimmed Hats at $5.00. We take a great pleasure in advertising our $5.00 hats, as we have found that each sale of one of these hats does more talking for us than a page of verblage may do. In this grand aggregation we display the very latest Paris and New York market effects, including the famous Gib- son, Du Barry and Auto, velvet ribbon, chiffon and lace drapes. We have an extensive assortment for your choos- Ladies’ and Misses’ Trlmmed Hats, §2.45 and SJ 50. Here is a collection of Trimmed Hats somewhat beyond our ordinary efforts in production. This assemblage contains an endless variety of braids, bodies and materials, and the same particular detail of attention is employed in their design and construction which characterizes most of our swell efforts. Not & hat among the entire lot can be dupli- cated elsewhere for less than fifty per cent $2 45 $3 50 Ladles and Children’s Trlmmed Hals. 98c and $1.50. We have prepared an elaborate display of Trimmed Hats at 98¢ and $1.50 which ordinarily should command two or three times our prices. They take in a range of style and colors that are positively the cream of Dame Fash- fon’s ideas for spring and summer of 1902. 98 $l 50 C-dl. forts and were priced $25.00 wholesale only a few weeks Especlally noticeable among this assortment is the splendid array of light summer shades. 50¢ White Japanese Braid Sailors, 23z, $1.50 Children’s Patent Leather, 49:. $1.50 Ladies’ Ready-to Wear Hats. 49¢. $2.00 Black and White Chiffoa Hats, 98c. 50¢ School Hats with ribbon bands, 19¢, $1.00 large size fine quality Leghorn Hats, 39¢. 5,000 Bunches French Cherries, 5¢c Bunch. Saturday we will place on sale 5000 bunches of French Sc - B¢ Cherries—3 dozen to the bunch—actual value 75¢c a bunch— on sale at 5c a bunch ... . . New Knox Block Sailors 75¢ Children’s Trimmed Hats 69c 20 cases of the correct Knox shape | 400 children's Trimmed Hats, artistic- White Sallors, in the new fancy [ ally trimmed with flowers, chiffon, knotted Japanese braids, 75c ete.—trimmed to sell at 69C should be $1.25, go at.. $1.50—go at 60 Cases Untrimmed Hats §c—In Basement. 5S¢ 5S¢ 60 cases of Untrimmed Hats, thirty different styles, bought from Chicago jobbers at ten cents on the dollar.. KELLEY, STIGER & CO. CLOTHES FOR MEN A~s"WOMEN ilk Skirt Purchase $10 Eastern manufac- CLEARING SALE of WOMEN’S SPRING JACKETS SATURD’Y Cloth Jackets that sold for 2.90 and 8.90, Saturday . . Cloth Jackets that sold for 7.50 to 10.00, all new, up-to-date garments, Etons, Gibson and blouse effect, Saturday. . 490 Silk Jackets that sold for 10.00 to 15.00, 475 woomen’s high grade silk i b dress skirts, Saturday morning Silk Jackets that sold at 20.00 to 8).00, balmdau.,.. .......... We bought turer his entire stock of women's high grade silk dress from a prominent skirts at 30¢ 475 skirts in all DE SOIE and satin on the dollar—about —made of the best TAFFETA and PEAU SILK handsomely ruffies trimmed with chiffon The Shirt Waist season has opened with full force. Com- paring records shows us that we have sold (exactly like cut)—fit and workmanship is the very best—not a skirt in this lot worth less than $15 and up to $20.00, they go on sale SATURDAY MORNING at one price— twice as many shirt waists to date as in like period of any previous season. Must be something about ‘Nebraska Walsts” that is particularly “right”” The women find out where the good things come from. There is not a bad style in the hundreds that we are showing. Our rigid rules of buying make the undesirable impcesible. Some very Specials for Saturday: 95¢-$1.45-$1.90 -2.90 7/ Nebraska Clothing ; tailored, and gives the snappiest appearance outside, and includes the careful, painstaking work inside that insures the longest possible ewistence to shapeliness and good looks. In purchasing Ne- braska Clothing you get absolutely the best at the very lowest price good clothing can be sold for. Men’s $10 and $12 Suits, $7.50— 50 and $15 Suits, $10—This line you will > e v vel ead of your expectations, and neyer before cut, properly made, properly lined—suits that you can wear ahea 3 ; e v\l(h‘(hp{’l satisfied feeling, 'knowing that ‘you are well and d anything to equal them at ‘such a low price Come earcly and get first pick. s the best clothing that highest skill can produce; it is artistic and thourougly its that are properly Price 'Saturday enables you to buy them gor, of you. : Our Boys’ Clothing Depnflment is a wonderfully large and complete one. We could not be more careful, nor provide a better or more complete assortment of boys' clothing if we handled nothing else, as every garment has been selected by and prepared for us with expert judgment. Selling the best qualities at the lowest prices is one of the reasons w hy the Nebraska clothes so many boys. Children’s Suits—Mude of serges, cassimeres, plaids and Children’s Suits—Made up of a choice line of suitings, over plaids, checks and | ors; perfectly tailored, with made to wear, correct in style and well made. They come in light and dark checks, plain and fancy patterns. They are made in double breasted or Norfolk styles, with patent waist band and buttons, well worth $3.75; Saturday the best of linings. They breasted, Norfolks and three-piece suits that 3. 0 are well worth $4.00. Saturday. PETTTTTS Hats for Boys and C hildrcn—Our llul Department for children is complete in the widest range of high novelties and stayle styles, at lower prices than the ordinary store can sell for. Summer Wear for Men—Fine Negligee Shirts—Light Welght Underwen FANCY HALF HOSE, NECKWEAR. Our Negligee Shirts are the best in the city. The celebrated Star Shirt is beyond comparison at $1.50. We have also a large line of Negligee Shirts in the new patterns for $1 each. Fine Balbriggan Underwear at G0c per garment, In blue and ecru. Better values at Toc and $1 per garment. Munsing Union Sults are always satis- factory. See our speclal suit for $1. Extra quality Lisle Union Suit for $1.50. In men's Halt Hose we always give the best value for the price. Lace Hose and fancy stripes at 26c, 35c and 50e. In Neckwear we have a very large and carefully selected stock. 76 dozen of the popular narrow four-in- hands at 60c each. Store open till 9:30 p. m. Saturdays. KELLEY, STIGER & CO., Corner 15th and Farnam Sts. Shempoolng and hair dressing, 26c, at the Bathery, 216-220 Bee Building. Tel. 1716. Are You Bothered with bed bugs, cockroaches, water bugs, ants or other insects? You can com- pletely annihilate the whole bunch if you will use our SURE DEATH; it comes in [;lm bottles at 15c, quart bottle at 250, -&'lllun bottles at §0c and gallon jugs at and we give a nice pint oil can free v\llh the 50c and $1.00 size, or for 6c extra . with 16c or ¢ sizes, EXTRA & WILLIAMS e DELIVERED WITHOUT CHARGE. 1 PINT SHERWIN BATH TUB ENAME %o Mistletoe Cream %c_Porous Strengthening D §1 Newbro's Herpiclda (If you want Tic Coke's Dandruff Cure .. $1.00_Pe-ru-na (1 to & customer 250 Root Beer Extract, makes 5 g 3100 Kilmer's Swamp’ Root ..... 5c Laxative Bromo Quinine .. 5c Westmal's Coldolds, to close out. 10c Frog In Your Throat . $1.00 Wine of Cardul (1 to'a ruwlamers dye #c LIEBIG EXTRACT BEEF 1 We' believe our customers have. sense enough to know that THEY GET WHAT THEY ASK FOR and that It would not ay us to GIVE THEM ANYTHING ELSE. WE NEVER CLOSE sc“‘EFEn!s CUT PRICE DRUG STOR= Tel. 747, 5. W. Uor, 16th and Chica Men's Shoes We are expanding the trade in our men's shoe department by giving miore for the money than is obtainable elsewhere. Saturday we offer for your choosing several styles of men's shoes in light weight box calf—selected velour calf in shapely lasts made with the late edges natural, black and cher- ry. They are the product of the foremost shoe makers in America and are the same shoes that regu- lar shoe stores sell for $3.50. Men who want their shoe money to do largest service should Invest in these shoes Saturday. Men’s Shirts In our men's Shirt department we are offering the greatest variety and best selections ever before shown. For Satur- day showing we will offer a rpeclal line of men's fancy Shirts at $1; they are made of fine French percales and madras clothe—not the kind you pick up promiscuously, but made to our own order. The designs are especially de- sirable, being neat figures and stripes, shirts that sell for $1.25 and $1.50 by the regular furnishers. Saturday . Women’s Oxfords We are showing a wide variety of woman's Oxfords, all the newest effects, plain or fanciful, and our prices are positively the lowest. We have one grade that we wish you would note particularly; they are the biggest values of them all and are being sold all around town for $2.50; they are made of first quality vici kid, with patent leather tips, military or con- cave heels, in turn or heavy soles, with yellow, brown or black edges. We con- sider this Oxford superior to any and all others sold at $2.50. Our price Satur- day Men's $2 Hats You might find better, but not for $2.00, nor at $3.00. Our assort- ment of fine fur felts, derbys and fedorag, in all the leading shapes and dimensions, at $2.00, are the best values producable. Careful and particular men come to this store to do their hat buying. We are very anxious foryou to make comparison for yourself. We know what your verdict will be. 'Our Children’s Clothing Commands Admiration Bettle all doubt by seeing our bargains Saturday. They speak stronger than we can. Hayden Bros. Our ad. is on Page 7. Graphophone at a Bargain. wherever it goes. WHY? BECAUSE IT HAS MERIT. but has the STYLE, FIT and tone to please workmanship to wear well. —$6.00 is a popular price for boys' sults with most parents; $5-00 SUITSwuh this fact in view we have CROWDED ALL POSSIBLE It is not made simply to sell, customers and the MATERIAL and Silver Souvenir Spoon---FREE. TO CUSTOMERS FOR SALE—Latest model type, A. G. combination graphophone, which plays both large and small records; list price, $950. ‘This is especially designed for concert pur- poses, having a thirty-six-inch horn and stand. It also includes twenty large Edi- son records and carrying case of twenty- four records. The machine is entirely new end has never been used. Will sell at a bargain. Address X 36, in care of The Bee. Send articles of incorporation, notices of stockholders’ meetings, etc., to The Bee. We will give them proper legal insertion. Bee telephone, 238. Shampooing and hairdressing, 25c, at the Bathery, 216-220 Bee Bullding. Tel. 1716. Publish your legal notices in The Weekly Bee. Telephone 238. o s L B SHOOT THE EXPENSE UPWARD Coal Wagon Drivers Do So by Refus- ing to Carry More Than One Chute. Hereatter persons buying coal which Is to be stored in rooms which cannot be reached from & wagon with a twelve-foot chute will be required to pay for having the coal car- ried into the storeroom. Heretofore there was no limit upon the length of chute which could be used, and drivers of wagons were compelled to carry at times four chutes of twelve feet each for the purpose of reaching the places where the coal was to be stored. At a recent meetiug of the drivers’ union it was decided that hot more than ome chute would be carried. To this the coal dealers agreed, with the result that the consumers will hereafter have to ar- range for storing their coal within twelve feet of where the wagom can be driven or pay the additional cost of carriage. GOES DOWN HILL TO INJURY Why Amanda Bradley Puts Up Five- Clatm City. February 9 happy little children slid down the Leavenwortb street sidewalk on their little sleds, shouting gleefully to passersby to help them along. February 10 Amands Bradley slid down the Leaven- worth street sidewalk without any sled, shouting much less gleefully to passersby to help her stop. At Fifteenth street she stopped without assistance, but at cost of & broken femur. And that's filed in court & petition for 35,000 damages, Baming the cliy as defendany N e 2 There’s an Attraction for particular palates in Metz Bros.' Beer that no other brew can offer. In TASTE, QUALITY, BODY and AGE it's what critics demand, and after one taste what you'll insist upon having Metz Bros. Brewing Co. Tel. 119, Omaha. Or Jacob Neumayer, Agt., care Neumayer Hotel, Counctl Blufts, 1o Announcements of the Theate With matinee and night performances today the week will be brought to a close at the Orpheum. The women and children who attend the afternoon performance will find much to entertain them. Fauny Rice, the vivacious little star, gives a series of character imitations in a cabinet with au- tomatons hung from her neck that are a genuine novelty that appeals to the little folks and women. Another movelty, and one that has created a great deal of talk 1s the autcmatic doll exhibition by a young man who counterparts these mechanical fig- ures so perfectly most people are led to belleve it is an automaton. May De Sousa, the talented little sopramo, who formerly made Omaha her home, has proven a big drawing card and theater parties have been in attendance at nearly every performance to hear her. The Barrows-Lancaster com- pany will be the headliners next week. They present the comedy-drama entitled “Tactics.” The other acts are varied. On the closing night of the season, which is Saturday, May 10, an amateur show will be given after the regular bill Like a great landslide does this sale sweep everything before it. Bargains that are bona fide—bargains that are bargain: values that will live long in the minds of the people. Read about these bargains on Page 7 and come Saturday. Hayden Bros. Samuel Burns is selling & beautiful Havi- Liand berty wet for 33.00, v - Saturday, May 3, 1902, At KUHN’S DRUG STORE, 23rd Annual Seda Opening. - A TRAINED NURSE R As a convenience to the public we have arranged a register for nurses, which should prove helpful to all concerned. We have a number of the best nurses registered to have a complete list within & few ddys.. When you need a trained nurse call upon us and we can doubtless supply your needs on short notice. Nurses are invited to leave name and address. Myers-Dillon Drug Co.,| 16th and Farnam Sts, Phone 150 N. B.—Telephone orders receive prompt | attention. HOME MADE WINE. We have a very fine homemade wine, trom bative grapes, grown in Douglas county. You'll like it—gallon, $2.00. Don't forget that for sickness there s nothing better tham our own brand of 12- years-old Maryland rye, “Jackdaw;" quarts $1.25; California wines at $1.25, $1.60 and 2.00 a gallon Fine whiskies at 32 gallon. Metz bottled beer in cases, any part of 2ity. Mall orders filled. City orders delivered CACKLEY BROS. Fine Wines and ‘Table Liguors. Opposite Postoffice. Telephone 1148. AGENTS FUR THE CELEBRATED HUN- - TER RYB. | now and expect 0, $2.75 and $3.00 delivered to I5th and Douglas. coat sults. We have many for much less TO OUTFIT THE BOYS, G Boys’ Shoes will wear about so long, although the Drexel boys' shoes will wear longer than most any other kind. We know this, because it has been demonstrated s0 often. Your boy will like our shoes, and so will you, for at $1.50 we sell the best shoe that was ever made for $1.50. Saturday is boys' shoe day and we will have a special force of sclerks that understand the fitting of children’s shoes. There is an awful lot in the fitting of the shoes Comfort and wear depend upon it Drexel Shoe Co., Omaha's Up-to-dale Shoe House, VALUES into our $5.00 lines of SAILORS, NORFOLKS and single and double-breasted than $5.00 and some at a little more, RLS AND BABIES AT THE CHILDREN'S STORB IS TO DRESS THEM CORRECTLY AND INEXPENSIVELY. Baking Dishes with handsome Ing Dishe store. In silver plate, showing some Candelabras, C| minutes at our porcelain pleces Tea Sets, Look for the We are also and five-light Spend a few nings in three etc name, S. W. LINDSAY, The Jeweler, 1516 Douglas St. WANAMAKER & BROWN Foremost Talloring House of America. “The In Our new spring stock are many novelties for extra particular men And this season the novelties are handsome- which be sald of always. fnvite your ipspection made to sun measure $| -UP Every yard of cloth guaranteed all wool. cannot noveltles We Near Cor. 1419 FARNAM STREET. 122 S. I6th St. of Douglas. Men’s Low Shoes are High If purchesed @ ordinary shoe stores We low shoe 5 Ordinary $.00 for th ala line low of men's| in price, price always ask $4.00 and Do you not think to try a palr of have a complete and they and $2.50 1s the are toc stores it w a Onim We that $2.50 price Onimod’ of our 8.5 shoes. and