Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 11, 1903, Page 10

Men's JBRA posg&" s’wgfsfifi:}&% Men's Dress Goods Remnants Thousands of Remnants of Fall Dress Goods at Amazing Bargains Today The greatest showing of cheviots, serges, zibelines, ladies’ cloths and broadcloths—materials that are worth in the regular way $1, $1.50 and $2 a yard— in lengths of 14, 24 up to 6 yards— 50 inches wide—go in front bargain squatre, at, JaNd. . .ooieiisiieiionss 69c¢ $1 Dress Goods at 39¢c and 49c Yard This Jot includes all wool French Berges, Cashmeres, Albatrosses in evening shades, silk and wool novelties, Meltons especially adapted for rainy day skirts— on sale at, yard. ... Dress Goods Remmnants from the Customs House In lengths of % yard, 2, 8 and 4 pleces to match, all highest quality imported dress goods, enough for ladies’ walsts and children’ dresses—an entire remnant at Silk Velvets at B¢, 10c, 15¢, 25¢ Piece Haviug bought from one of the largest Paterson velvetmanufacturersall their short lengths of silk velvet, running from %, %, % to 1 yard, all guaranteed to be $1.00 and $1.50 quality, in bright colors, also black, many pieces to match, suitable for dress trimming, etc., go, ac- cording to length, for an entire piece, at. . Silks on Bargaln Square— Plain corded silks, shirt walst suit sil neckwear, millinery trimming, 3c-10c-15¢-25¢ ffota, fancy silks, , at, & yard 25c Embroideries at 5¢c yard—From the New York auction, some slightly sotled, suisse, nainsook and cambric, a yard Thousands of Yards of Dress Trimmings— Black and all fancy oolors, worth up to 50c a yard, at. . Laces and Insertings—All widths, worth up to 350 a y.rd,-n....sc'Ioc GREAT REMNANT SALE IN THE BASEMENT New Outing Flannel—in all lengths, worth 124c, at, a yard...... ‘ New Shaker Flannel, worth 100, at, o yard. SC Extra heavy Canton Flannel Rem~ naots, worth 1240, at, 5 ayard, e C Fleece back wrapper flannel 1 in Perslan patteros, yd....(2C Cambric Hining In m 1 lengths, yard..... . lzc 32-inch wride, fast color Tar« 5 key red comfort calico, yd.. )C Fancy printed comfort calico, yard i 1 CIGAR HO Full line of Clear Havane CY ine of H?x.s'fi‘u eed. OM. ,,,,,,,,,, ROR A ot Eclipse Flannel, exact imita- ton of Frenoh flannel, yd, 10c White and colored mercerized walstings in short mill 5 lengths, worth 40c, yd.......<C Mercerized waistings and basket ‘weaves in long mill lengths, worth 4Uc, yd. 25C Fancy Printed comfort sateens, yard Finest Quality Zephyr Ging- hams, worth 19¢, yard.... Mercerized Black Sateen, worth 40¢, yard......... 8ic .15¢ aranteed. LARGEST E'NMain Office, 1404 Douglas. Established 1884. Telephone 150 FINE STATIONERY Hurd’'s and Crane e's _best soclety stationery. ‘We have just recelved a large shipment direct from the fact f b X ory of fine box stationery at 5c, 8c, 50, ved calling soclety stationery, Mawhinney & Ryan Co., Jewelers and Art Stationers. 15th and Douglas Sts,, Omaha. REQUIRED BOND IS FILED Bocurity on Hand to Bestrain Oity from Letting Paving Oontract to Barber. LIST NOT YET SIGNED Opianion fs Mayor Will Sign It and Al- low Hoard to Proceed with Work of Repairing City Streots, EMPLOYES' The 36,00 bond demanded in the suit restraining asphalt paving repairs by the Barber Asphalt company was flled in the district court yesterday and the in- Junction lssued some days ago made bind- ing. It s expeoted that Mayor Moores now will sign the list of employes to be hired to do the work. Yesterday he had not confirmed the list, as he first wished to | Mscertain the prices that the city will be charged for material and have an under Standing oemoerning this detail Aoting Chairman Withnell of the Board of Publio Works says that the repatrs will be erdered 85 5000 43 the mecessary preliminaries are cowp. te Sam1 Burns s seling real Louwelsa Jardiniere, fL50. Mertality Statistics. The fellowing births and deaths have Boen 3 th Seventeentn, South Thirty- &6 Woelworth 1;" George Myers, Twelfth and v; Robert Whithey, 1815 Far- 1; Peter Anderson, 6 Taylor, boy: h Galerna, 188 Callf boy ! Harry Lepidus, 121 rl} Georgs Gannis, 812 Banorott, mond Cole, 11§ North Seventeenth, Alvis Kousko, 113 North Thirteenth, boy, Deaths—Juc Hoftman, Leaven- 46 Mrs. Lulu Kentedy, 1713 ; Badle A n boy; Peter I 3 first, girl; James Geodwin, averiue, Doroas, ay- girl; North . Crane, 1919 Lake, ity Douglas, R 'hra Alloo: T "Flo; o i ce Lmm, ce, ; una L. Hayland, 1211 Bouth Fifth, @ B 3 Bouth Fiftys Buy Your Coal Now, We are now taking orders for the best grades of coal for Beptember delivery only, deltvered to any part of thecity, as follows: l'enansa Bemi-Anthracite, § .50 per ton Pennsylvania Anthracite, 11.00 per tan Roek Bprings Lamp and Nut, 085 per ton Cantral Coal & Coks Co,, SR A Py Jabh B0 A 2 | for Chicago, WITHNELL WILL PRESIDE Buillding Inspec Appointed by Mayor as Temporary Chair- man of Board. Mayor Moores has named Bullding In- spector Withnell to act as chairman of the Board of Public Works in the absence of City Engineer Rosewater. Mr. Rose- ‘water, accompanied by Mrs. Rosewater and thelr son, Stanley, left Wednesday evening They will go to Ann Arbor, Mich., where Stanley will be matriculated at the university. Mr. and Mrs. Rose- water plan to be gone about two weeks. Red Hot from the Gunm ‘Was the ball that caused horrible ulcers on G, B, Bteadman, Newark, Mich., Buck~ len's Arnica Balve soon cured him. 2o For sale by Kuhn & C Mr. W, H. Gleasen Spends & Day Here, Mr, W. H. Gleazen, new flald supervisor for The Smith Premier Typewriter com- pany, spent yesterday at tho offios of the company at this potnt. £ir. Gleazen repre- sents the policy of the new executives of the company, headed by Hon. Timothy L. ‘Woodruft as president, and stands for ex- pansion and improvement. He states that their company is about to establish offices througheut Canada, Mexico, South Amer- ica, the Bermudas, the Wast Indies and other flelds fn which they have not been representsd under the old erganization. They will move into their new factory Within a few weeks, it having twice the capacity of the old one. The local manager, Mr. C. W, Fckerman, entertatned Mr. Gleazen, the full corps of salesmen and the members of the offics force at a dinner at the Millard, after which a business meeting was held. As this is Mr. Gleazen's first trip to Omaha he was quite observing and made many favorabls comments en the Gate City of the west, —_—— The Lake Shore Limited te FPittaburgh A through Pittsburgh sleeper is now In daily service on the Lake Shore Limited leaving Chicago at 5:30 p. m., and reach- ing Pittsburgh the next morning at 6:35, Affording Pittsburgh travel all the luxurie ous sppolutments of this famous train. M. B. Glles, T. P A, Chicago; C. ¥. Daly, Chief A, G. P. A, Chicago. Grand Plonie. A grand plento will be given by the West Side Improvement club at Hibbeler's Park, #th and Leavenworth wstreets, Sunday, Soptember 13, 1IN, to which evarybody is duvited. Aldmission will be 3 oents. Dougles Privung Cs, 108 Bowsrd, Tel Bankrupt - |HAYDEN: Lange& Minton PialLStock Brand New Pianos $116.00 What do you think of these—you can’t equal them anywhere else for twice the price. Hale, upright.........$74 Fouchard, upright.... $96 Kimball make ...... $112 Knabe bargain .$85 Ivers & Pond.. - $165 James & Holstrom....$55 $6.00 Cash and $4 and $5 Monthly Over 90 sales this week is a record far and away above any of our past sales, the magnitude of which has as- tonished the entire music trade. Our only difficulty has been to wait on all the buyers and get the pianos delivered. We have extra salesmen and teams now, so we can promise prompt at- gfltCH MOLLER aM UELLER INCOR PORATED) MANUFACTURE-WHOLE SALE = RETATR PiIiANOS MAIN MOUSE AND OFFICE: 1313 Drugs and Toilet Goods wAL UL PRIGES, Our store 15 like a Bee Hive these days— yet all customers are promptly cared for— a8 our force of help 18 & Jarge one. Sre- scriptions are compounded in our downe e g Rt SCRIPTION WORK ONLY. o SOME SHERMAN & McCONNELL PRICES, 2% Mennen's Talcum Powder, for. N icide, £ 20 Aslatic Insect Powder, foi 2c Graves' Tooth Powder, fol 20 Laxative Bromo-Quini $1.00 Malted Milk, f Tone Violet Soap, box 80 Soclete Hygieneque Soap, for $1.00 Pe-Ru-Na, for. $1.00 Listerine, ' for , bottle, 80c Cutlcura Salve, for. $1.00 Kirk’'s Dandruff Cure, fo o (This is the 10-day Dandruff Cure. 1-1b. package Pure Borax, f $1.00 Wine of Cardui, for. 20 Carter’s Little Liver Pi 5 It's Sifarman & McConnell Drug Go Cor. 16th and Dodge, OMAHA, NEB. Our special for Friday and Saturday Write for our 10-page catalogue. the kind a high-toned gents' furnisher re- talls at not iess than Tc. A dry goods or clothing store might by giving a special bargain sell them at 50c. They certainly are as good a 6o suspender as there is sold anywhere—our price for Friday and Saturday s 2350 & pair. Never before have such suspenders been offered for %c. We bave a good many new fall styles in suits ready for your inspection. We handle re- lable, dependable merchandise only; every- thing sold by us is absolutsly guaranteed o bo a3 good as it looks, the only difference 18, our prices you will find more reasonable. ‘We have the exclusive agencies in Omaha for the following well known brands of £00ds: Alfred Benjamin's fine New York clothing, Kohn Broa. Chicago made aloth- ing, the Carbartt make of goods, Young's hats, the perfeotion of boys' clothing. Re- member, we occupy four floors and they are getting filled rapidly with new, up-to- date wearing appersl for men and boys. Our sole aim is to please and save you money. The Guarentes Clothing Co., 1515 1621 Douglas street. The Ladies of Omaha are learing that they get the best work and mest prempt service at the Pantorfum. That is why we are al- ways bosy. Come tn and talk to us about having your jacket cleaned or altered, your opera cloak and party dresses cleaned to perfection. THE PANTORIUM 407 So. 15th St Tel 963 OMAHA. Anmeumcements of the Themters. Cora Ven Tassel and her company will begin a short engagement at the Boyd theater tonight, pressating the war and love melodrama, “The Volunteer.” This plece is said to have & most expensive mounting and present some very realistio effects, to [llustrate some startling situa- tions. The engagement is for two nights and a matines and papular prices will prevail. WHARTON—William, age & yers, nern] Baturdday morning, Bt T e B SR shurch, luterment i Holy Seulshers THE RELIABLE STORE. FRIDAY IS REMNANT DAY In Omaha’s Greatest Domestic Room ods stock recently bought from the eastern mills © carlonds of short lengths from these mills, nce mew goods, and you DLERS. 40c Clearing Sale Summer Goods 10e. 1000 remnants of Mercerized Ginghams, 4‘.‘:3"17';‘ Frvnvhhl’trulu and Mercer- n Frid iy 0c » Tige. 2,00 remnants o Zephyrs, Corded Printed Batiste, Colored Batin' Stripe Batiste, ?dn(é Finished Percales and Printed adrases—worth up to do— g AT AN Tie 25c Clearing Sale Summer Goods Be. 3,000 remnants of Black Corded India Linen, Printed Linen Batiste, Macname Lace Btriped Organdles, Embroidered Swisses and yard-wide Percales—worth to Zo—Friday 20¢ Olearing Sale Su: e, One table remnants of summer noveltios, Irish Dimities, Laced Striped Swisses, Fancy Percales and Prints—worth 24c up to Ho—Friday... OPENING OF THE FALL WOOL DRESS GOODS IN THE DOMESTIO ROOM. Bo_extra heavy Wool Tweeds, 30 inches wide, in blues and black onl: worth 60c—Friday . c To extra heavy Zibelines, 3 inches wide, assorted colors—worth 50— Friday o ¢ c inches wide, extra o Black Brilliantine, 45 :nsavyilua( the r:l‘lil‘ll for school dresses Biirts—worth o0 Friday b 9c %0 extra heavy and fine man and French Flannelettes, end white, siiver grays an colors—worth 30c— Friday h in_black assorted %o extra fine and twilled faced Flannel- sttes, the best American maks, suitable for home dresees and kimonas— 10c will hold t be judge of t le tomorrow of these brand prices. NO DEALERS OR PED- 150 beautiful striped and fl”ured Flannel- ettes, a large assortment o worth 15e—Friday.... %c Scotch Plald Dress Ginghams, Royal iques, dark and red Flannelettes and Percales—worth up to 13— Friday e Wil close out the balance of our White Goods, in -inch India Linons, Lawns, Nainsook, Leno Stripes, Mercerized Stripes, yard—long mill end they last at—yard #$0c White One big table Mercerized Oxfords, Basket Weave and Madras Walstings—worth up to 89c yard—as long as they last all go at one price, at—yard.. 8 1-2¢ Muslin Se. Extra heavy Unbleached Muslin, Indian Head brand, worth § long mill ends at—yard. 500 REMNANTS O} TABLE LINEN, FROM 1% TO LENGTHS, AT HAL PRICES, G5o Sheets 47 1-2e. Ready-to-use bleached linen finished Shests —size $1x90—to t t—6bc value—at Dot ' Bwisses, S Trorh up to Bo oF YARD EGULAR 160 . Ready-to-use linen finish Slips—i2x %% size—l6c value—at. . FLANNEL DEPARTMENT, Remnants of best e Outing Flannels—per yar Remnants of Shaker Flannel worth 12%c and icc per yard Remnants of Comforter Callcos worth sc 10c per yard.... Remnants of 36-inch wide extra heavy Out- ing Flannel—worth 12%0 per yard ... Great Specials Go on sale Friday—Women's Muslin Skirts— Outing Flannel Skirts — Fall Weight Silk Gloves—Muslin Corset Covers. At one-half price, a special lot of high grade corset covers, nicely trimmed with lace and embroidery, latest style, low and dip front— a regular 35¢ cover— on sale I'riday .. . aoe COVERS 16 2-3¢ Worth 35¢ Two lots of ladies’ muslin skirts, handsomely trimmed with fine lace and embroidery—cut full and long—with dust rufie— worth $1.00—on sale Friday ...... 480 A new assortment of knee length, fancy col- ored outing flannel skirts—cut full and fin- ished with French yoke-band, worth 50c—IF'riday ........ 390 Ladies’ fall weight silk gloves—come in black only—fine quality of silk, with silk and cash- mere linings—with two clasp wrists—correct glove for early fall wear—worth $1.00 and $1.50—Friday 750 95¢ and .. Muslin Skirls worth 81, on sale 48 Cents Flannel Skirts worth 60¢ for 39 Cents, ey Ladies’ Fall Weight Slik Gloves, worth #1 and 81.50 156, 95¢ NOTICE TO THE LADIES. We are receiving daily, new lots of fall and winter knit underwear for ladies, misses and children. In a HAYDEN; , o . e ¥ Bargains for Friday In the Gloak Department Just received by express, 207 mew Suits, to be placed on sale Fridi We are showing the best Suits in America, In all colors, taffota and satin 9 go lined, long coat jackets, graceful and nobby in appearance, for only—each. Pa Other new Sults, in all the Scotch, English and Irish tweeds, mannis ance, chic, nobby garments, lined with the guaranteed taffeta, beaut! full creations ,made to sell for $27.50, for only 60 beautiful Sample Suits, in all the new mixtures and plain colors, cheviota—the largest and best varlety in the western country— for only—each ... Big Wrapper Sale Friday in the Cloak D Twen?’-flva dozen Wrappers—Tc quality—for only Our first grand fall Embroidery S nle beg! ing of tem cases of 4 1-2 to S-yard w trips of ranging in price from 5S¢ te $1.00 p er yard, which wil seven lots, Lot 1—Worth 6¢ to 10c per yard— Lot 6—Worth 50c to 6 &0 at....... Lot 7—Worth ¢ to g0 at. 10 Per Doz.—~Pearl ‘We have the clearance stock of a lai pearl button factory, which we T; ‘will sell Friday at—per dozen........... More Silks on Sale Friday It you investigate these bargains you)g ) BLACK TAFFETA, 21 inches wide, will save money. Vo Your last cha 0 b %’:n'l‘;" Beavy sc nee t ) Chi eable Bilk, in both e d-r.l;n.m;lflr‘l. S i shori Toane, | L0 BLACK PEAU DB SOIE, 21 inches B Vi n { y clal sale N oolora. fob - colArs “and tmmiags: | Y de: on #pe [ Panne, Silk Velours, Silk Plush 4 3 vorth $L.§0, for. SPECIAL-24-inch_extra fine Black Coat- Lo SILI TAFFETAS, ing Velvet, worth $1.60, on saie— r - Didaiiestob i y Department d Fruit Sale is Still Going On. Choice Santa Clara Prunes— per pound Large Itallan Prunes— per pound Fancy French Black Prunes—per pound Fancy New Virginia berries—per pound Cholce Michigan Apples— per pound Fancy New York DAE POUDA Vossssssbessssantolithoossaisnsl Fancy Fard Dates— PAT DOUDR ¢ors000s000ss0eavsassspessonsannns Lot 4— l o at. Lot 6—Worth 400 to 60c per yard— &0 senn 2ic 15¢ Brocade and Tignt ana Our Fresh and Evapor 1,15 [ Fanoy_Bartlett Pears— pen box Fancy Julcy Californta Les per dozen .. Fresh Roasted Fancy Muir Peaches— Pute Apples— per pound . B Extra Fancy Crawford Peaches— et pound 10c HAYDEN BROS. GREAT STOGK REDUCING wnOALE... We must reduce our present Sfock of Furniture, Rugs and Curtains $25,000.00 Every piece of Furniture in our store bought before JAN. IST, 1903. will be sold at a Special Discount of 259, 15 Minutes Look worth a Whole Cen- tury Dictionary of Talk. BAKER FURNITURE CO. few days the stock will be complete and the line will be the most extensive offered here in the city. High grade goods will be sold at the lowest popular prices. At the Fixtures Cash in Off Capital Deposits: YOUR college. No_stude; Teeth We We We We ce! ex In order to gl do work FREE, the rush. Be sure stood the test. idle, sorehead dent Teeth Extracted Fillings from . Set of Teeth, pal Omaha City Bonds v 5 U. S. and other Bonds . . 4 Premium Account ‘ . . Time Loans : ‘ i * City and County Warrants . . School Warrants ' 3 4 Demand Loans . 4 Undivided Profits . g s i Individual Deposits . Demand Certificates Time Certificates Cashier’s Checks Total Deposits 3 . Our success is due to the high teeth. MALL CHARGES FOR MATERIAL, Nearly 10,000 patien UNION DENTA 1522 DOUGLAS. Under Government Supervision Jik This bank opened for business Sept. 6,°02 Statement of Condition Charter No. 689 Brandeis & Sons Bankers end of the firstyear’s business September 5th, 1903 e crr— e Goesmrr e Resources $ 11,500.00 26,000.00 960.39 148,167.98 20,220.68 11,492.27 . : 578.00 $ 20,900.00 108,848.73 129,748.73 $348,668.05 tice and Banks Liabilities . . . . > $50,000.00 8,627.54 $245.259.32 5,173.00 35,495.15 4,113.04 290,040.51 $348,668.05 Banking Business Conducted by Mail DENTAL WORK FREE s & grade work done by the professors of this Extracted Without Pain by Our New Patent Method. UNTIL OCTOBER 1st, FULL SET OF TEETH, $2.85. Bave Your Teeth. Bave your money. We save broken down teeth. We restore discolored testh, We perform all branches of dentistry, Work Guaranteed save aching teeth. save ulcerated save old roots. can save per nt of teeth others tract. ve all & chance to consult the professors, we will continue to Call early and avoid We do as we advertise. We have last 19 months. We beat the jealous, C lete victory for Union, you are in’the right place. n ists and dental sec's. AL COLLE Open Daily till 5. Sundays, 9 to 4. le cannot r Lhemselves stones and Most mine clous TIME HAS COME for ladies to do their own sewing. Bear in mind when you need a sewing ma- chine that we sell the best made, such as White, New Home, Domestic, Standard, Household and other'’s make. Parts and attachments for all ma- chines. Batisfaction guaranteed in all transactions. yourself. ‘wise. BROWN & BORSHEIM, 222 South 16th Street. BUYING JEWELRY and gems is.a matter of confidence. Therefore it is important o Saow the siore you buy from. ’\.\,'uo are o satisfy you as Soureait “We can't afard 15 43 othar- A PARTING SHO what you had better give thoss | BED BUGS AND COCKROACH S, whils | you are cleaning house this fall; it's the easiest thing in the world to get rid of all of them if you use SURE DEATH with the long spout oll can which we give fres with the 60c or #c size, or for bc extra with the lbc or 2c size. 15c size holds 1 pint; e size holds one quart; o _size holds % | gallon und % size 1 gallon. DELIVERE | TOANY PART OF THE CITY, SBAM iLSE WE '8E Bc Charles' F'es! Resss | $1.00 Newbro's Herpicide—want it $1.00 PARISIAN HAIR TONIC— DANDRUFF CURE-THE Tk REMEDY . Food accurately deter- f | the value of gold and _siver 7 8 8. o 500 Horlick's Malted Milk """ 8.00 Genuine Chester's Perinyry OPEN ALL NIGHT, ‘ |SOHAEFER'S ,cr brice = DRUG STORE —T4T and 797, Perfield’s P. E. FLODMAN & (0, - 15{4 _flflfll] AVB. ToL 1574 | peo mete-. Rowm 7. veteptons 701 Chicago Streers. Omaha, Cut Price Plane Co. two things Bow—ead dolng both I the seme bishurade menvas