Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 1, 1903, Page 11

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T R e T T B R EDITORIAL SHEET. Lo e o o S e e o S R e R T B R B e ‘.‘, PAGES 11 TO 20. THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE. ESTABLISHED JUNE 19, 1871. SUNDAY FEBRUARY 1, 1903. OMAHA, SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS. MORNING, BENNETT'S ONLY EIGHT DAYS ONLY EIGHT DAYS TILL THE TRUSTEE DISPOSES OF THE BENNETT STOCKS IN ONE BUNCH, EVERYBODY KNOWS IT'S BETTER TO SELL TO OUR REGULAR CUSTOMERS AT 50C ON THE DOLLAR THAN TO SELL TO SOME SPECULATOR AT 30C ON THE DOLLAR. MONDAY WILL BE A SENSATIONAL DAY AT BENNETT'S. BARGAIN SALES AND BARGAIN TABLES WILL GREET THE VISITOR ON EVERY HAND IN DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, MUSIC, WALL PAPER, ETC SUMMER WASH SUITS AND SKIRTS | You Have the Confidence, We Have the Goods, Let's Trade. MAIN FLOOR SIXTEENTH STREET—LEFT. ‘A LOT OF SUMMER SKIRTS AND SUITS AT LESS THAN COST IN NEW YORK. Pique Suits and Skirts, Linen Suits and Skirts, Dimity Lawn and Organdy Suits, Duck Sunits and Skirts, Chambray Suits and Skirts. WASH SUMMER WAISTS AN IMMENSE STOCK 750, 98C AND $1.00 WAISTS, 30C. ALL BI MARKED PRICE, SILK P ITCOATS—F DE SOIE, UP FROM $1.95. WOMEN'’S SILK WAISTS Fancy striped and figured taffeta and plain colors in peau de sole—our $4.95 values, for SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! 19-inch colored all silk taffeta—our 7ic quality, for, yard 20-inch 85 for BLACK T. all pure silk 27-Inch guarante QUALEY, BBE. oo erssins eniadivine oo $1.50 quality— DRESS GOODS - Black §2-inch Black English Cloth foF ..... 36-inch 42-inch Imported Cl The quality, yard.. CHALLIS! CHALLIS! CHALLIS! BEST QUALITY FRENCH CHALLIS IN PERSIAN AND FOUL- ARD EFFECTS—very danity designs and colorings, only a few pleces to sel—former price was $1.25— will 80 tomorrow, per vard T4 PIECES OF WOOL DRESS GOODS~—This. lot - jncludes all Homespuns, Cheviots, Mattalessies Baskets, Venetians,Covert Canves and Plalds—choice pattern—our regular price for these fine goods was from 69c to 98c—yours tomorrow, per yard .... $1.25 quality, lish Brilliantine—60c quality, “TWO BARGAIN TABLES—50C COLORED '"TER WASH WAISTS WAISTS, FOURTH I'INE TAF A AND PEAU ON ANT STYLES ALL ONE-FOURTH OFF MARKED PRICES. BLANKETS! BLANKETS! 500 PATRS OF FINE ALL WOOL AND COTTON BED BLANK- 00 LATE FOR EARLIER SALES—WILL BE SOLD AY AT LESS THAN COST OF MAKING. 10-4 fine heavy cotton sheet blankets, in gray, worth 95¢, for, pair.. 11-4 large size heavy cotton blankets, in gray, worth $1.35, per pair 12-4 extra large and heavy cottbn blankets, in gray worth $2.50, at, pair 10-4 all wool and heavy bed blankets, worth $4.00, T e M S 5 10-4 fancy plaids, all wool blankets, worth $5.00, SHEETS! SHEETS! SHEETS! 81x90 inches fine bleached cotton bed sheets, free from starch or filling, worth 65c, for, each .... PILLOW CASES, 42x45-inch sizes, free from stai filing—our 18c value, at, each Extra heavy quality large size, hemstitched from best Utica sheeting—our 90c¢ value, TOWELS, ETC! 25 dozen fine quality hemstitched, all linen. huck towels—our Z5c values, for, each ... 28x46 Bleached Turkish Bath Towels, made from best absorbent cotton—our 25c values, for, each 200 pounds German Knitting Y Suits at $7.50 means a se fabrics as imported tweeds, Co’s. blue and black 20+ part of which sold at $16 Suits at $9.75 fanc Trustee Salt erly sold at pr to $22.75, an aggregation of the very finest suits, in all weights, colors and fabries, Boys' Overcoats $7.50 Overcoats on sale at 3,50 $8.00 Overcoats on sale at 4,00 $10 Overcoats on sale at 5,00 $12 Overcoats on sale at §,00 ’ y Boys' Top Reefer’s $5.00 Top Reefers on sale 2,00 $6.00 Top Reefers on cale 3,00 Men’s Trousers $1,00 Trousers on sale at $2.00 Trousers on sale at $3.00 Trousers on sale at Duchess Trousersin these lots 10c a button, $ a rip, or a new pair Suits that sold up to $15.00 ction from hundreds of suits in both single and double-breasted styles, made of worsteds, American Woolen e Senter Young Men's Sults $4,89—Tho Kind that sold for $10.00, This such Suits at $20.00 the finest regdy-to-wear clothing made in America. Formerly $30.00, $35.00 and $10.00. Brokaw Bros'. hand-tailored suits, £12.50 and ¥13.50. ing from $2( Children’s Wash Suits All New Spring Goods. Wash Suils— 380 worth 76c, at. ceeo e Wash Suits— worth $1.00, at ..... 483 Wash Suits— worth $1.26, at...... Wash Suits — worth $1.50, at e e e Wash Suits— worth $2.00, at Wash Suits— worth §2.50, at Wash Suits— worth §3.00, at Wash Suits— _worth ¥4 .00, at .... Wash Suits ... 2,60 Wash Sults— worth $6.00, at W0 suits which form- Qyercoats $15.00—For men, worth $30.00. ; Overcoats $10,00—For men, worth $20.00. Overcoats $7.50— For men, worth $15.00. Choice of fitty dozen Hats sl-o suj‘; le‘(‘& stylish shapes — values up, to $2.50 — Monday only $1.00. Men's Winter Caps—in caps 390 plush, kersey and beaver, 75¢ and $1.00 values. Men’s best quality of caps 190 caps that we carried— goods that solddup to £2.00. Toques, Tam o'Shanters, Gaps 250 all the $1.00 kinds in fancy children’s caps, at 25c. - Stetson Hats, $3.00 - Umbrellas $1 to $3 ~~Just-one-half the.price, before the Trustee sale. “«Do you need one ?"” 22¢, at, skein 300 gross fancy nch Challis, two color effects. _ % 2 dozen for . Just the right thing for walsts, dressing sacques or silk Pillow Tops, w home gowns, all fast colors, the 60c kind, at, yard snen o ONLY A FEW PIE( OF , FANCY WOOL WAISTINGS, Ladies' STRIPED OR FIGURED, ALL NEW DESIGNS—all % price. COLORED DRESS GOODS 48 PIECES BRILLIANTINE AND SICILI all colors—a 98¢ fabric, at, per yard . The balance of our all-wool F Wilson Bros.’ values. Our $2.00 Men’s fine Pajamas, in plain and fancy patterns. All new novelty Suitings—regular $1.49 values, gray colors, worth 75¢, (sizes 24 to 30) at, pair tor i.. ¥ N LADIES WHITE WOOL RIBBED U: WEAR—full l Io 64-INCH JITINGS, In maroon, nav < and black, worth 10c, at, yard and gray, 98¢ value, for .... o sedee COLLAR TOPS—500 dozen collar to 25 PIE B4-INCH and linen, worth up to 36c, at, each and tan, regular $1.49 value— 98¢ dress and walking skirts ordered before the failure—they must be . H sold at once, and will be put on sale Monday subject to same all sizes, worth up to 89c, at, pair ETANINES ;N .Ili,l.' E, bl\l(l)\\'” K regular made, sizes 7, 8, 9, worth [ HAT PINS—500 fancy jeweled hat pins, worth up to BILK AND WOOL PLAIL —regular NECKWEAR—25 dozen ladles’ pique washable stocks and Women’s Skirts Wo ’s Skirt SLASHING DISCOUNT as on our present stock. Gome and see them. CORSETS—20 dozen medium and short length corsets, worth $1.29, for . . SKIRT BINDING—all wool brush skirt binding, all colors 12; W 00 B couennees vansecatsses 44 Pooessessnsonssns 2° for . silk ties, worth up to 75c, at, each e We have been compellcd to accept a large shipment ef women's I RIS | MEN’S FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT Lion and Wilson Bros.” makes—both stiff Men’s *‘Sample” Hosiery, consisting of Bath Robes— What's your price? the best French and German makes, in Smoking Jackets—What's your price? fancy novelties, plain colors, values up to 75c. Pajamas sl u Here's your chance to talk. We must turn these goods into > money. you can buy NOW for money running from 20c down to... These goods include foreign and domestic made tapestries, burlaps, ingrains, plain tints, florals, stripes—everything in late contain goods that sold as high as 60c per roll. This 2 up from, per bundle ROOM MOULDINGS—Nothing in the moulding line left but gilts and tapestrie Samples on Main Floor--Come and See Them. The Rarest Bargains in N America. SOLD ON EASY PAYMENT PLAN. $5.00 MONTHLY PAY- HOSiflry 390 s ol 46 e Shi"s 890 and soft bosom, coat fronts, cuffs at. Cardigan Jackets—What's your price! CLEARING SALE OF WALL PAPER FOR JUST A FEW MORE DAYS up-to-date wall “DECORATIVE ART.” WALL PAPER CLEANER-—Best on earth, 1 1b. can, of which we sold hundreds of thousands at 25¢, Yours for MENTS. Sheet Music at Your Own Price. J. S, CAMERON, Managel’ MuSiC Dept. tached or separate, $2.00 values. Hosiery 25¢ Jersey Office' Coats—What's your pricet “Think of it! People of Omaha!!” Goods you formerly paid 20c to 25c per roll for, WALL PAPER REMNANTS—Tied in bundles, containing from 6 to 20 rolls, including “porder” and “ceiling”—some NOTE—No paper trimmed during this sale. | rved and kept available for inspection | Il who have any reason to look at Harold (little brother of 5, with superor air)—~Humph! If “darn fool" is worth 10 cents, I guess T know words that are worth & quarter! n: § till 9 o'clock. Canton, Ohlo. Relle of Royalty. 1 monogram of the contractin Ae General Manderson poluts | on the outside should be Pacific d couveying Grand' Duke | Alexis of Russia and Suite y | Omaha, 3 p. m., ay This train will have the right of road over | all other trains. T. E. Sickles, chiet en gineer and general superintendent.” The wording of the third page is as follows His Moperial Highuess and party will leave McPherson station rallroad, Saturday morning 1872, for a Grand Buff W0 \':\LL\BIh “LML\T(HZ; V‘.‘“.t.v.t ullarly constructed envelope beariug | = irst Presbyterian church | ment ap “Special train of the Unlon | tering a he but o parties | out, tne General Manderson Presents Interesting | recaily recog Material to Public Library. the late Pr | who s ta will Je 3 e ) The other memento is & more January 12, | as the handwriting of | cardboard folder, printed fn red, bl t McKinley by anyone | golq, and enclosed in an envelop. ar with his well known s!gna- | op the outside over the scutcheon of the ge of Willlam McKinley, | road the inseription “Time card for special axton toak place in 1871, | trajn, Union Pacific railroad, from Omaha ed upon the | (o McPherson, Friday, January 12, 1872." lar wording, | Oh the first page of the folder t read, “Complimentary to His Tave Mvon “hemgent | Highuess, the Grand Duke Alexis ¢ thelr daughter sla, and Suite. Union Pactf Company, Omaha, January 12, 1 e T A. Scott, president; John Duft, vening, Jan. %, at 7% o'clg dent.”” On the second page the announce- 2 OF THE YOUNGSTERS, . o5 Mamma—Jobnny, did you wipe your feet Mamma asked Nellle what she had o8 the mat whan you same in stination. McPherson which 18 | joarned tn Sunday school, and she replied i .l“l'l“xlu Y= couldn't got my shoestrings 5 miles from Omaha, was to T sell three tickets for the | "aiedi ,v;‘wn‘n: A knot nothing 1 aod that Noah 1 alo | puift the ark.” . of PRAT A names and distances time of arrival at the thir page to the down Pactfic | be a at January 13, | the fact that Hunt under di rection of Lieuter al P. H. Sherl dan, T i 1s a b wild buffalo chase in fullest exc the public lit with two or three mounted huntsmen scat- | presented by General Mander > | ture. T INVITATION TOM'KINLEY-SAXTON WEDDING | §r-, and » but the fnvitation, which, in its pec reads 2 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Saxton points of st hat 1 must — Union Xt m oestrings to Fime Card Folder of the Union Special actfie Bupsrintandent s prasant Johnny—I couldn’t wipe Train that Carr) taking off m: my feet without shoes, could 17 Grand Duke Alesis to Iis Buftalo Hunt, ’;'_’:‘ hr b Boston breathes deep in patrjotism and culture, as will be coguized from the fol- lowing examination in geography in one of its public schools LR e = E B i - Teacher—Have y E CITY HALL | Mother (tc ments | g e you 10 cent on properly don't say “darn fool.” Two documents presented to the Omaha Public_library by General Manderson add - e - = YA PR ERLIE e T ey (x. the. folipecon | THE SILHOUETTE MAN WANDERS THROUGH TH ever heard of the of bistorical souven belug gathered tog building.* The lette was presented to the at its meeting last week Hbra 1. s [3 ‘ 3 2 bt 5. 3 & cek and which explains ~ i ; briefly the import of the gifte, reads as | . it i . i f iaterest X v 1l be of HAR MANDERSON trip u 3 ul - tollows Blexls of Russia. 1. Mayor Frank E. Moores; 2. City Treasurer Hent\pgs; 3. Park Commissioner Cornigh: 4. The invitation referred to Is enclosed in | 8 Comptroller Westberg; : something about them Little Waldo—They are pieces of pork en- trely surrounded by beans The other day the teacher was question- ing a scholar as to the cause of his absence from school on the p “Jobnny, John R sent from school “Me mother w “Me mother was sick. Such grammar, What was the matter wi(h your mother?" “I think she had the mumps,* Well, don't you ? Your then the vious day were you ab mumps ar mother might give you the her scohlars would cateh trom you." 1 2 “Aw, ‘she ¢ Donabué; 7, Tax Commissioner City Afiorney Connell; 5. City Clerk Elbours; 6. Chiet of Pol Flemin i q ol §: 9. President Karr of the council; 10. Clerk of Police Board Kierstead.—Scissored by ¥

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