Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 3, 1903, Page 10

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE THURSDAY, Buy Your Boys’ School Clothing on the 3d Floo, " EIS iBRA posp &0ONS OUR FALL SUIT LEADER Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits $9.98 We introduce for fall this bargain leader, the finest ladies’ tailor-made suit ever offered at a popular price. The style was executed by one of the greatest designers in America and was manufactured according to our own coat effect and the new skirt ideas. We order. introduce this special today at ....... E Fashionable Hat Drapes and Veilings Today we present a remarkably fine and compre hensive assortment of swell veils and drapes. These are the most fashionable things to be found this season, in swell oolors, such as jasper, wiolet, pink, black, white, blue, brown, ete.—displayed today, pretty and attractive. Materials in this suit are Venetians, chev~ fots and broadcloths, in black,blues and browns, made with the new sleeves, the mew vestee collar, the long-skirted Specials in Our Picture Dept. Orayon portrait frames, 16x20—-these are square and oval, £0ld or black and gold, Florentine pattern, with bur- Photo Frames at 15¢ $2 Pictures at 75¢ 1,000 handsome frames, in giit, black, | Prettily arranged combination of preeriad 1o | Ekithe 8 750 . Newest Fall Dress Goods Arrivals the fashion centres of Europe and America are arriving daily. We have now a great per- ever shown in the west. Allthe extreme and popular nov —the new zibelines—Scotch worsteds Bedford cords — voile etamines—canvas etamine tweeds, ete., in all the newest weaves ‘and swellest fall Omaha has ever seen. T e R T Large Portrait Frames at $1.75— nished frames, Worth $8.50, 8t.....ceeerercsencresrsns 1-75 white, olive and mahogany, square three fac simile water colors, subject zh{t The newest and smartest dress goods from centage of our fall stock which is the finest and fancy suitings—much favored satin zibelines— patterns. The greatest display of fall dress goods 3. A. Beandeis & Wons J. W, Brandets & Hons ® Long Lasting Steel Ranges $5.00 down and $5.00 per month or the wholesale price for cash. THE.. INDIAN BEADS The Fad of the Day ‘We the largest line of colors 1 BEAD of any® house. Hend fl?ldm of any color possibl can flll your wants. Loo% to weave beadwork, pattern k8, needles, everything pertalning to the BEAD work. Also the largest and arn department in the 'ALE OR RETAIL 4nd can Al your wanta for any quan- Y. JOSEPH F. BILZ 22 B. 16th 8t NEBRASKA. OMAHA, Mr. Sootfleld, traveling salesman for one of the largest wholesale grocery houses, after he had bought a steel range of us, sald: "I bought my range here because I don't know anything about steel ranges and know that you sell first class stoves, I know that there is a big difference in steel ranges and know people that got thoroughly decelved on them.' The Stoetzel Stove Co. 714 So. 16th St. Special Sale of Diamond Rings. ‘We are sellin, Diamond Ring fo o Gentlemen; or MARKET HfiUS_E_EA;E AT ONCE Injunction Wil Be Called Up im Diek w's Court by City Attoruney. ‘The market house injunction case will be brought up before Judge Dickinson this morning by City Attorney Wright, who has flled a notice to this effect. It 15 the desire to have @ ruling made as early as possible in order that the city may either do or not do something definite in getting the new market house under way. for one week only a r Ladies worth Rings were a speclal purchase and if bought In any other y could not be sold for less than It is the Feateat genuine bar- #ain in Diamond Rings ever offered to the Omabha public. BROWN & BORSHEIM, 222 South 16th Street Rates for Ak-Sar-Bem. The Board of Governors of the Ak-Sar- Ben has decided upon the dates for the sale of ratlroad tickets for the festival and no- tice has been given to the Western Passen- or assoclation. Tickets will be sold on tober 2 6, 6, 7 and 8, with a return limit of October 12. 'The rate will be one fare for the round trip from points within & radius of 200 miles of Omaha and 1 cent & mile for ‘bands. The Lake Shore Ly o Pittsburgh A through Pittsburgh sleeper is now In dally service on the Lake Shore Limited SEPTEMBER 3, 1903, Men’ i HAYDER: = THE RELIABLE STORE. 500 dozen men's Neckties, in all silk Fourin-Hands, Bows, Strings and Tecks, all the latest styles, patterns and colors, all regular 50c quality, on sale Thursday at . Men’s $12.5 Shirts at 50c 200 dozen men's fine Madras Shirts, with separate cuffs, all new patterns and celors, some of the best makes—all worth $1.00 and $1.25, on sale at. . All of the odds and ends In new summer Underwear that sold up to one dollar, on sale at thirty-five cents and..... ... FALL STYLES IN NEW SUITS 200 more of these beautiful creations just received by express. Watch this space and read the dally papers for news which wiil interest you. new lot of these very stylish suits in mannish materials, in gray, castor and brown effects and blue mixtures. Coats made of the newest materials, silk and satin lined, full flare, tight fitting skirts, $25.00 wvalue, for $16.90. The Advance Styles of New Suits Made of newest materials, includ- cheviots and fancy HAY DENs THE RELIABLE STORE, | weight. ack and blue panne cheviots, Coats in the latest mannish materials, of % length and lined with heavy satin, §39.00 values, for $25.00. Other new suits at $50.00, $40.00 and $30.00 New Fall Skirts for Our Large Skirt Dept. 400 entirely new skirts just received by express for Thursday's selling, all made of new mannish materlals, imported checks and plaids, beautiful creations, at $10.00, $8.00 and $6.00. 400 $6.00 skirts on sale Thursday at $2.90. school suits of equal merit quote you. Boys’ $2.00 Suits a good sort. It has quality ing to back it—from that yo can see the value in each on being reduced. Boys’ School Shoes, The Indestructible kind, $1.50 and $1.65 Boys® School Waists Values up to $1,50, on sale Do not try to save more than you can really spare. Lay aside regularly only what you feel you High Grade Dress Goods Department. HAY DENs THE RELIABLE STORE, Largest Stock of Dress Goods in the West The fall season of 198 {s now with us, and we, as always before, are the first in Omaha to show a full line of dress fabrics, ranging in price from c for school wear, to the new swell creations for street, house or parlor wear—from 6lc to $5.00. a yard. A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS FOR SEPTEMBER 3 rd. Our line of colored fabrics for school and) for dressy street wear and one that street wear was never so complete—sib- | Wil not spot or show hard Wear-a glines, tweeds, cheviots, fancys and plaid o S niung A -in all wool, for Thursday, r it 3 Hne'of goods Sou will ind G IR faie sep Radws the wendiogte quoted only here, at ... i g ey e e 4 B4-inch colored azibeline, in all shades— | g inch Lupin's mirror zib- = i the new veivet finish, the swell suiting | elines—at Simy o and a beauty—worth $1.60— lw A full line of black and ‘Wwhite suiting, for Thursday at 8 at. $2.00, $1.60, 6 The new two toned Rap Sulting, a cloth and—a yar 'HE RELIABLE STORE. 40-inch Lawns, India Linons, Organdles, Mercerized Stripe, Leno Stripe, Swisses, etc, long mill ends and feces, only 10 yards to a customer hursday only at, yard.... $1.76 Table Linen, $1.00, Extra full quality Satin Damask Table Linen, 2 yards wide, pretty patterns, with Jide ‘open bord guaranteed all' pure linen, $1.7 value; Thursday at, i e + $100 Table Extra heavy quality Bleached Table Line fant patterus, $100 v ‘hursday at, yard 75c Table 3 % This s one of the strongest numbers in our linen department, extra heavy gqual- ity Scotch Damask, all pure linen, 4 o value; Thursday at, yard. R 11 50c Table Limen, 29c. blg_ as- 29¢c A inen, 65c. German _Sflver satin finish, ele- [ Heavy Unbleached Table Linen, sortment patterns to select from, 50c value; Thursday only at, yard...... The FALL Is here and we are fully preparing for the popular tfade in this room. Search the country over and we defy you to find the same prices on this class of new merchandise at this time of year. f t h | READ AND COMPARE. 80c Fiannelettes, 1BSe. colors, and black Bateens, w« Extra heavy and fine Flannelottes, new | UP o’ 20¢, Thursday. fall designs and colorings, extra vy o and fine. fleece ‘ined Piques, ligh n 15c Royal Piques, Flannelettes, ete., Sc dark colors, sultable for the early fall| Royal Piques, all dark fall cclors, fine wear, worth up to 30c, | Elannelettes, dark and red colors, Scotch Thursday. . o Plald Dress Ginghams and yard wide 26¢ Flannelettes and Pl 10c. Percales, worth up to Ibe, Panne Velvet Flannelettes, light and dark [ Thursday..... . - . oolors, *32 inches wide, extra heavy and ( $5e Clearing Sale Wash Goods, 7 1-2¢. fine Flannelettes, silver grays, black and | Imported Madrases white and fancy colors, oc satin striped Batistes and summer novel- Thursday........ cones B ties, worth up to 26c, 1*0 Cassimeres, Plaids and Berlin Plaids, black ‘Thursday.. and red and high colors, worth 200 W to %e, Thursda; . Linen Batiste, lace striped Swisses, em- 20¢ Flannelette broldered Organdies, Irish Dimities and 27-inch wide heavy Flannelettes, dark a: all remnants of the n“'n.sh Goods De- sorted colors, new double fold Percale: g.;'rtmfint. worth up to 20, medium colors, new Zephyrs, all new fali ursday’ 3 Domestic Iepts THE RELIABLE STORE. THURSDAY'S PRICES ARE THE LOWEST EVER MADE BY ANY HOUSE IN THE WEST. 60c Sheets, 45¢. Ready to use linen finish Sheets, size 81x0, full’ bleached, 3-inch hem, value, Thursday only a 16e Cases, 12 1-2e. Ready to use Bleached Pillow Cases, linen finish, size 42x38%, the 16c qualit; Thursday only at... o 15e¢ Cambrie 10e. Snow white Cambric, yard wide, one of the best brands, 16c value, Thursday, per yard. 15¢ Long Cloth, 10e. Yard wide English Long Cloth, soft finish, 15¢c value; Thursda: per yard ........ cannend 10e¢ Bleached Muslin, 7 3-de. This is the BEST quality of BLEACHED MUSLIN MADE, yard wide, will _not turn yellow in washing, 10c quality, Thursday only at, yi 25 White Gos One big table all kinds of White Goods, pubasd -2 o lbeinibicano dle Peaches, Peaches, Peaches, The first great Peach sale of the season, Thursday in our gro- cery department. Fancy large California free-stone Peaches— 98 ON CEREALS. GREAT SALE Egg-O-8ee ... covimeres. . JHC Force .. Tie Malta-Ceres ........ «..... 14€ NOREPIER. % i b e ma s TE9 HAYDEN BROS. Soda Orackers .... ... ... ..§o Ginger Spaps ........ «... 8¢ Fancy Lemons, each ........[e Jeaving Chicago at 5:30 p. nl, and reach- ing Pittsburgh the next morning at 6:35, affording Pittsburgh travel all the luxuri- ous appointments of thls famous train. M. 8. Glles, T. P. A., Chicago; C. F. Daly, Chiet A. G. P. A, Chicago. Have them right. No use suffering with poor teeth when we can fix them and make your mastication perfect. All work guar- anteed. Fillings.......... Crowns (32k.) Taft's Dental Rooms l5l7vDougln St. Samuel Burns is selling & fine white and §old tollet set, $8.75. Douglas Prinung Ce., 1508 Howard. Tel L U8 De. F. W. Slabaugh, dentist. SIEN. Y. Life Perfield’s o 7. BT Bt & o Cut Price Plano Co. 'l‘mlt”l H.J. HUGHES 1615 Howard. Tel. 1019. Orders will be as promptly filled as b efore A fTine line of new groceries, fresh fruits and vegetables to select from, oan keep laid aside. That is the only way to form the savings habit that leads to independence. Deposits made now draw interest for the entire month. J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS BANKERS. 4 Per Cent Intevest Paid. Gold, mounted, gold fllled and sterling silver, $1.50, * $2.00, 33.00, $3.50 and up. We are showing some handsome patterns in these goods and would llke to have you spend A few minutes in our store and see them. Look for the, S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler, 1516 Douglas Street. OR. WILKINSON'S EVE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT CLINICS, CREIGHTON BLOCK, I5th AND DOUGLAS, OMAHA. Treatment and operations daily for catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness, Adenoids—often cause of mouth breatning, iistlessness and deafness in children, Ilishaned Noses, Chronic Sore Throat, Enlarged Tonsils, Growths in Nostrils, Polypi, etc., Cleft Palate, Harelip, Running Ears, Cross Eyes straightened by operation. Headache, due to e gy‘vm;:nvtror"vcmurrml causes. Affections of the voice, the tongue, irritable coughs, THESE CLINICS ARE FREE TO THE POOR, 2 TO 6 O'CLOCK. Open evenings 7 to 8 p. m. Rundays 9 to 12. No charges for examination of patients, IT’S TO YOUR OWN INTEREST To see that your Teeth Recelve the Best Dental Attentlon. j BAILEY, The Dentist, Lady Attendant, hone 1085. 3rd Floor Paxton Block. oas 15%st Frenk Wilcox Manager, The dainty elegance of a Sorosis shoe is is never repeated in any other woman's shoe—There are im- itations, of cocrse, the best being the $5 and $6 shozs, but Sorosis $3.50 always. have no superiors at any higher price — They hold their shape and are fitted perfectly before leaving the store. $3.50 That’s All It isn't much—yet It's a great deal when you pay rhat much for a pair of men's shoes that are not worth $3.50. O, but there are lots of $3.50 shoes in Omaha that are $.30 only as far as the price goes—the shoe—well that's worth all the way from $2.00 to $3.00— Never more, sometimes less. ou take no chances at Drexel's— every $3.50 shoe has a guarantee of “your money back if you're not satis- fled,” and you ¢o mot have to argue about it. New fall styles now in. Bend for new fall catalogue. DREXEL SHOE CO., 1419 Farnam Street, K KARBACH B! Anything You The tickets from our cash register ARE GOOD for anything you want In our line cent of thelr amount; CACH DOLLAR'S 'DYI:‘ is good for Bo in trade at our store, &n You are NOT LIMITED TO A GLAS3 OF BOAP-as you are at ORIUMS. THIRD—nor GRO- CHOPS | 400 d0e 00 | 30c Omaha's Up-to-Date Shoe House, ) RAIN ON B - R'EITUER — PORK Flesh Food Bc Oxyn Balm Cream $1.00 Orrine—all you want .... 60c “Catarrh Rem'-—guarantee 1.60 Orfental Cream . The Merchants National Bank of Omaha, Neb. U. 5. Depositiny A Capital and Surplus, $600,000 FRANK MURPHY, Pres. BEN. B. WOOD, V. Pres. LUTHER DRAKE, Ca shier. FRANK 7. HAMILTON, Asst. Cashier. Recelve accounts of banks, bankers, corver- stions, frms and individuale on favorsble tes bought and sold. it lssued, available ia all Pozzoni Face | $1.00 Tler's Malt Whiskey _... : $100 Pure Canadian Mult Whiskey .. $ Genuine Chester's Pennyroval Pilis $1.00 | OPEN ALL NIGHT, SCHAEFER'S 5155, ka DRUG STORE | Phones— 160tk ard Chicage § rms. Porelgn Exchan Letters of O Interest paid on Time C t Collections made promptly snd We request correspondence. es of Depostt. economically. ‘POR | Sherman & McConnell Drug Go. Boys’ School Suits We claim that nowhere in America can you buy boys’ at anything like the price we Boys’ $2.50 Suits _ You may buy one of our boys’ school suits at $1.50—its of fabric and quality of mak- u may range up to $7.50. You e of them. You can see where the suit will represent more than it's money’s worth to you. —without our attempting to give it the appearance of Boys' School Caps and Hats 25c¢c to $1.50 BRING IN THE BOYS BENNETT Busy All the Time in Our Grocery Dept. The people know a .good place when they see it.--Our stocks are the largest--Va- rieties the most enticing— Money saved on all pur- chases. {fel. 137. Free Postal Cards, CALIFORNIA PRUNE SPECIAL d, Several thousand: at, per pound New Asparag Table Syrup— can n Baking Powder— 3%-1b. can.. Full welght cream— per can.. Celery Bait— per bottle... Catsup— per bottle... Lemon Extract— per vottl Macaroni— Jelly—assorted— glass Gelatine, per package .. Ploalitii Pickles, Pure fresh Country Butter, per pound Eennett’s Capltol Creamery, per pound ... SR Fresh Roasted, fine flavored, Bantos Coffee, per pound ....... Tea_Biftings, per poun Now 1s the best time in the year to paint -—either OUTSIDE OR INSIDE, .Nice, cool. drying days, As to the KIND OF PAIN we simply repeat what everyono Knows who has used the SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. PAINTS, There are no other paints in the market so good—crosidered from ail points, THE MEASURE—Every gallon of 8.-W. Co. paint I8 A GALLON—tfull meas- ure (281 cubtc inches)—and more WEIGHT than is furnished by any other paint on the market. EPREADING CAPACITY-—Every gallon will cover 300 BQUARD FEET, two (2) coats, COVER the surface, too, mind you, and keop it ocovered. WEARING QUALITIES. We cordially invite Inspec- tion of outside painting done with SHER- WIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS, right in Oma- ha. We especially desire comparisons with white lead and ofl work which Bas stood for 4 or 6 years. A8 10 COLOR—Tho Bherwin-Willlams outside paints are made in 40 to 60 beautif and are trus to sample &nd c to r, AS TO FRICE-$1.60 per gallon can: $7.7 for 5 gallon can—makes these paints in the test of ACTUAL USE the LOW priced as well as the best on the market. TOR INSIDE PAINTING~The Bherwin- William Palints most every householder in the land need mention. Almost everyons has used the QUICK DRYING FLOOR PAINT ard the beautiful VARNISH BTAINS made in imitation of the natural woods, viz.! OAK WALNUT, EBONY, MAHOGANY and CHERRY; also the line of stains in same colors FOR USE ON FLOORS, and which ars sojd under the trade marked name of “fLOOR LACB.” Then there are 30 or more delicate shades of ENAMELS put up in small and large cans, Then there is the line of PORCH FLOOR Paints, and BUGGY PAINTS and “ROOF _and PAINTS-FRESCO COLORS, and Hesides the kinds of coly Paints s ground in oll ! mentioned above the Bherwin-Williams line comprises & Ui of 2 or more kinds of VARNISHES, adapted for eve: for, which virnish pootally prepared paings for 2ars and L WORI, for TRON Wi - Kknown purpose for which paint OF varnieh Yot Ak GOING TO PAINT ARE canL COLOR CARD, Cor. 16th and Dodge, OMAHA, NEB. Photographer, 1813 ¥eram, tel. . Printer, 1201 Howard, tal. 1310, * There is only one Blonecypher,” but he's doing two things wow—and dolog Lotk La the sawme highgiade manaen