Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 19, 1903, Page 12

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, g| PT F\[BER 19, 1903. Our Library Boys' Books Library o Fro; 0‘; New Fall Kid Gloves 59c¢ The latest and swellest Kid Gloves for au- tumn, in ail the correct autumn shades, sizes, thausands of 35¢ HOSIERY AT 15¢ at brown, beaver, Ozford, arl, mode, paivs on bargain Ladles' and men's =edium and heavy weight )"l,nzy Hose, Snle of Ladies’ nnd Men s Handkerchiefs black and wwhite, many made of genuine square M—pflr 0 use, lisle and lace Hose, boys' and girl war!h thirty-five kid leather, in all Poir....oiiaee 5 g c school hoss in_medium and heavy weights, cents a pnlr—flnlxrdny‘—!pfllll— linen Handkerchiefs, pmuly em- 3%c=5¢c-6%c¢c Ladies' plain and fancy hemstitched all broidered and lace edged, also men's fancy bordered Handkerciefs—three Spocial prices Baturd The attractive and highly popular Lace Turnover Ludles’ Turnover Collars at 15¢ Collars—some sllk embroidered—dozens of styles—regular flfty -cent values— 15¢ Ladies’ All Wool Golf Sweaters at $1.50 The jaunty and fashionable Golf Sweaters—all wool and made in the neat blouse effects—all sizes and all desirable colors— l 50 worth up to $2.60—at....... LADIES’ $1.50 PETTICOATS AT 49¢ Ladles’ fast black IMercerized Petticoats, look like sllk and wear splendidly, trimmed with ruffles and pleated, worth up to e T i o 49c¢ Opening Sale of Fall and Winter Underwear Misses’, children’s and boy# underwear—in and fleecy lined—worth up to 50c a gar- ment—in big lots on bargain square O cieseetionens medium welghts—ribbed 19¢c=-25¢ Ladles’ Underwear—special value—medium, Mght and heavy weight Vests and Pants—silk trimmed—worth up to 490 $1.00 a garment—at ... Blankets and Comforters Are Here Our new fail stock of Blankets and Comforters has arrived. A full line of the finest coverings on sale in the basement at economy prices. 3. W. Braudeis & Pons J. W. Veandeis & Dons Checks on All Banks Cashed J L. Brandeis & Sons BANKERS. 4 Per Cent Interest on Deposits UT&G% 1407 Do, Open Every llay Now (EXCEPT BUNDAY) California Elberta Peaches, box . | California Elberta Peaches, basket | Large ripe Pineapples, each | Balt Lake Potatoes, peck | Michigan Eating Apples, pec Hand-picked fresh roasted Peanuts, Fresh dressed spril KELLEY, STICER & C0. Bale on “Munsing” Flesced Underwear, Jersey Ribbed and Union Buits. AND BOYS' SUITS, Ladies’, Misses' and Boys' H Ladies' Horu Fleeced Vest and Pants, Vest Finished with Orochet B MISSES’ $1.00 Veats, finished with erochet edge, tape and pearl buttons; pants, with yoke, band and | Chickens, 1b tape, e Armour's Cal. Hame, 1b ... 3 6%c Ladies' “Munsing” fleeced vests and | Cholce Bacon, 1b ... - 18%c pants, white and natural, shaped and fin- | New shipment German s.umn- ished with flat seams, 8oc. Mocha Blend Coffee, 1b ... Ladies' “Munsing” fleeced union suits, white, natural and ecru, half open front, all open front and open across bust, perfect Porto Rico Blend Coffee, 1b . English Breakfast Tea, Ib Fresh Bread, Ples and Cakes, - acplvicpaiagrte 5:|‘nm 204 Vemstaties, i = ting g nces and Sweet Apoles, Dawson Ladies’ Jorsey ribbed vests and pants, | pjne. Spinach, Lettuce, Farsiey, Beets, two-thirds wool, pants finished with yoke band and tape, nonshrinkable, $1.00. Ladies’ Bwiss ribbed vests and pants and tghts, fine silk plaited and Merino Bwiss ribbed, cream, sky, pink and natural, §1.00 and §1.35. Ladies' “Munsing” union suits, one-half and two-thirds wool, half open fronts, all apen fronts and open across bust, sizes from to 4 $1.50 and $2.35. Misses' vests and pants, medium weight, ecru and white, all sizes from 18 to M, wide and narrow ribbed, Zc. Misses' and Boys' wool and fleeced “Mun- sing”’ union suits, open and drop seat, sizes 2 to 8, easy and comfortable garments for children, 75¢ and $1.50 Ladies’ black cotton hose, medium welght, high spliced heel and sole, ribbed tip and plain, 35c, 3 for §1.00. Turnips, Carrots, Green Corn, ete. Omaha Tea & Coffee Co B. PORTER, J MGR. Telephone 164-726, ness and never misses a chance to obtaln ideas which will improve It. One-Way Rates. Every day from September 15 to November %, inclusive, the Union Pacific will sell one- way tickets from Missourl river terminals (Council Bluffs to Kansas City, inclusive) as follows $20.00 to Ogden and Salt Lake City. $20.00 to Helena and Butte, Montana. 32260 to Spokane and Wenatchee, Wash- ington. Ladies' fine imported fancy lisle thread | ‘"8 hos In fancy stripes, silk embroidered, | 350 !0 Huntington and Nampa, Idaho. Diatn boot pattern with fancy top end| 33 to Portland, Tacoma and Seattle. $35.00 to Vancouver and Victoria, fancy silk figured, for Saturday, Sde. e g st 4 $35.00 to Ashland and Astoria, Oregon, via Misses' fine ribbed cashmere hose, double HAY DEN; THE RELIABLE STORE. $10.00 Suit Sale for men is now on. The great range of new fall styles sur- passes all expectation. Every sale carries our full guarantee in every par- ticular. Every suit is made of the ver best wool and worsted fabrics. The workmanship cannot be excelled. The linings and the trimmings are all of the very best material. The fit is absolutely superior to amy merchant tailor-made suits, and all put together in the best tailor shops on earth. While people are justified in discrediting most advertis- ing, we desire to impress upon every buyer the value of our guarantee. We have the maker's guarantee to which stand behind every representation made by the salesman. What stranger proof can anyone have of our good faith and belief in the quality of these goods. Kindly bear in mind that Hayden Bros, are here to stay and make good every promise. HAYDEN BROS. LARGEST EXCLUSIVE RETAIL MILLINERY HDUSE‘ IN THE WEST. @rand Display of Beautiful Dress, Individual Suit md Ready-to-Wear Millinery---Saturday. Popular Prices Always— lavestigate, We Dly Comelinn on 1 o e COFFEE. Rio Blend—for Saturday. You Love Good Candy THEN GET THE GOOD KIND-THE KIND WBE SELL, Twenty-six Sticks Candy. Marshmallows, box .. Hoarhound Stick Candy, pound. Chocolate Creams, pound Maple Leaf—something new—pound. Positively Pure Cream Caramels—1Ib.. Cream Wafers—fresh—pound. Italian Chocolates—pound. Chocolat Chop Sticks—pound. Boston Blend Cucuta Blend—wor AR A BAHGATL Tea Biftings—for Satu Basket Irired Japan, fast, Oolong. . | 2-ounce, full wei 3 12¢ | 4-ounce. full welght :| OUR SPICES ARE PURB AT, .| Mixea Spices for Pickling—the best.. TRY OUR %-LB. COCOA—Per can.. Remember, we buy our Coffees green and make our own blends; thereby we give you better Coffes than you can buy else- where for the same money. REIS. A Home Cooked Dinner for. {BRANRS A Clean, Well Kept Set of Teeth indicates a refined person, and has much to do with the impression you make on others, BAILEY, The Dentist, Lady Attendant. Telephons 1085, 3rd Floor Paxtor Blogk, Grocoms and Meats.| ‘ are like the alr we breath—#o common that | many give it no thought. Yet the selection t of grocerfes und meats are quite importa Health and strength 10 some extent d on it They should be fresh, wholesome, | and, above all, pure and cle ou_are an, absolutely assured of these quailties whe purchasing here. | Twenty “sl.oo‘ .28¢ 22c | 2i1¢c| ulated Butter, poun ssesnanes 80c can Rock Cocoa 16c can Rockwood's Cocon Boda Crackers, pound, Ginger Snaps, pound Funest Sified Peas (o' close out),” ean SOMMER BROS-,E Exponents of good living. 28th and Farnam Sts. Grocery Tels. 13291331, Market Tel. 736 $1.50 Shoes For Boys and Girls It has always been hard for us to keep a supply of these popular school shoes in stock, so this season we ordered twice as many as Fleece Lined Underwear usual, and, right now, we % & garment on sale Baturday. have plenty of them. It is a garment that mells all over have all sises and widtha, Portland heel, sole and toe. %e. Boys' heavy cotton school hoss, double| 35-%toSan Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego. knee, heel and toe, sizes 6 to 11, e, KELLEY, 8TIGER & CO., Farnam and 15th Streets. Correspondingly 1ow rates to many other California, Oregon, Washington, Montana, Utah and Idaho points. For full information call on or address city ticket office, 1324 Farnam street. 'Phone at X The Drummond Carriage company sus- pends business this afternoon in order to have the employes attend the horse show and also witness the performance of the world's champlon trotter, Cresceus. This is intended as an educator for the employes, as many of the company's customers are interested in the horse show, and it 1s anticipated thet the workmen | .. 4 o r on ‘*“The Growth and Inf: g u- will have an opportunity to gain some pointers from which they may be able to :"::L::““‘ Law." A large attendance derive some benefit. —_— Mr. Drunmond has always made a prac- b.murmmuu e R tice of Lelng strictly up to date in his busi- Gy e The regular quarterly meeting of the Omaha Bar association will be held Satur. day evening at 8 o'clock at the Commerctal club. This meeting promises to be of unusual interest. Mr. A. C. Wakeley will . ) tor 45e. as good as the best, always cheaper than eisewhere, For in- stance, men's suits that you pay else- where 82500 for are here only $19.50. Buits that you pay elsewhere $20.00 for are here only §16.0. Bults that are $0.00 and $12.50 every place else can be bought here for $150. Overcoats of all descriptions, at .00, ¥7.60, $10.09, $12.60, $16.00 and $18.00, always at'a big saving to you. It's no trick to furnish you with good merchandise it you pay great, big, excessive prices, but it you want good, first-class quality at less prices than anybody else sells them you will have to come to the Guarantes Clothing Co., 18191521 Douglas street. We now have & complete line of gloves, gweaters, underwear, etc., to show at our well known popular prices ! u will always find our goods while our prices are in the new fall welghts, and made on that easy- fitting, nice-looking last that makes these shoes so popular with all girls and boys. it's the quality that makes them popular with the parents. No other $L50 shoe will wear so long. SHOE co PR S Oul we add our guarantee to the buyer and | New Waists Now Ready. 0THES Jon MEN We've determined to sur- pass all previous sea- sons in our showing of women'’s tailor -made garments -¢ ST XX TC N This great third floor department is now the largest, lightest and brightest in all Omaha. Again we have enlarged it. We were forced to use more space. Our trade in this department has been constantly growing season by season. At the present time nearly the entire third floor is being utilized by this one de- partment. We are now ready to serve you. Daily the great gathering of Suits, Jackets and Bkirts grows more at- tractive, Almost by every express we’re receiving late nov- elties. What to wear this fall is a question that is most likely perplexing many feminine minds. It is not a very difficult problem to solve if you’ll permit us to assist you. In vastness of assortments, range of matorials and style, our offerings of ladies’ tailored garments are unquestion- ably without an equal. 'We are showing only the very choicest—at prices lower than any store in America. Our Alteration Department is in charge of the most skilled and compe- tent fitters and tailoresses, and we guaran- tee absolutely the best mervice on every slteration, no matter how difficult it may be, ..BUV 'I’I'IE».. Norris’ 33 00 Sh°e | Shoes.... MEN and womsn. of syt s 00 Distinction skin, Velour calf, ] TR DR A Box calf, Vici kid, Not machine sewed, but welt sewed soles, single or double, for men—and welt sewed or hand turn soles for women —all new styles. The Norris Shoe is the finest shoe in the west at Three Dollars a pair. T. B. NORRIS, 1517 Douglus 8 BENNETT’ A Daily Crocery Increase. Big stocks, a daily complete renewal keeps every item fresh and sweet, our strictly cash system, our intelligent, painstaking, joined to other advan- tages makes our low prices lower than all others and booms the Ben- nett grocery. Are you a customer? Saturd ny speclnls Clam Chowder, Table Olives, Parlor Mnuhe! Worcester Sauce Pancake Flour, 2-ib,’ pn( kage . Salmo! Macaroni, Gelatine, ' package. Baked Bea Rolled Oat Wheat for Brea Laundry BSoap, Rice, per pound from all others, as persons ple. It wives cachet to thel like the Czar, but you can't may not care for style, but and dignit) Shoes, $3.50 ALL STYLES. 500 n'; box Good weather for L ts Tbut our sale all | T 4 8 bare .. R are not in It with this one. s were ever made before Kin SPECIAL PRUNE OFFER LARGE JUICY AND SWEET CALIFORNIA PRUNES AT PER POUND 4C. E LESS THAN'M DE. YING AT WHOLESALE. A, POSTAGE THIS W A PA L THESE FOR WANTED PRICES BY MAIL. water bottle . White water bottle Diamond fountain syri; Diamond fountain syrl . Diamond fountain syringe . tmperial fountain syrin . . Imperial fountain syringe q imperial syringe and wales , pperial syringe and water " Imperial syringe and water bottle. .y Wisconsin Cheese lcrum) b, Neufchatel, each ...... Big Values In Teas and Coffees. 2% eeee 40 ! ;":"“";;r‘mu,',";“"" srsasse B0 fiank of it-a combination syrings dnd 3 ey er bottle, Toe. olfee;” pee r?{}u"(:mumem . Bi heavy, mlu» «‘m.rwu:xl; . wn- elve late color water bottle SR’ il lato fountain syringe, FRIH Boit T ASK: fite fountain’ syringe, o Al, PHONE 8 slate fountain syringe, *Pear FOR CERY DEPARTMENT— inatic Harvard GRO RING UP 137 GROCERY. ‘Hos- _ e —| vt Pital” : e pital’ 5 e PR L 1~x|rn rapid flow fountain, “Fos e o = - %6 | l"W “Vanallnn rapid flow, red rubber | xtra. fancy, holds 3 quarts, for......$1.50 | s0c Yale bulb syringe Boc atomizer. full size THESE PRICES AF THE GOODS. THIS MAIL ORDERS FILLE ALWAYS OPEN SCHAEFER’S 5it.%% DRUG SIOI(E Let us help you to have good teeth. Have your de- cayed teeth filled, and the ones beyond repair replaced by new ones, It will help your appearance. Fillings. ... ...75¢c up Taft's Dental Rooms H. L. RAMAGCIOTTI, D, V, S, CITY VETERINARIAN. Offios and Infirmary, Bth and Mason Sts. Qumaha, Neb, Telephone B8 | For Menstrual Supprenlon e tmzi PEN-TAN-GOT MEANE AR T BT Dorothy Dodd : 1t is the sort of shoe that separates its wearers of a “Dorothy Dodd” seems to the foot just what a title means—it confers DISTINCTION. You may not style of a ‘Dorothy Dodd’ stamps your foot with rank Sincerely yours, DOROTHY DODD. Oxfords, $3.00 and $2.50 ALL LEATHERS. Great Showing of New Skirts. BENNETT'S We have been pleased to notice lately a great ieal of talk In the shos magazines praising ‘‘the style of a ‘Dorothy Dodd.’ ' But “style’ Is not what stamps this shoe above all others. The *“Dorothy Dodd”’ had ‘style’” most assuredly. something more vnlulbla than style - - It has “Distinction” are separated from peo- iuman foot. The *‘style” dispute his royalty. You you can't deny that “the and $3.00 ALL SIZES. 50c Saved is 50c Made You can save Gc every time you bring the boy here and have us fit him with & pair of our boys' shoes at $1.50. The quality is there for the aiffer. ence. Parents who have bought thess shoes know their value, and come agaln and again for the same kind of $1.80 ses—nothing we could say would recommend them as much as this fact. Saturday is boys' day DREXEL SHOE €O., 1419 Farnam Street, Omaha’s Up-to-Date Shoe House,