Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 26, 1903, Page 16

THE OMAHA DAII BEE SEPTEMBER HAYDEN; STECiM SuE NDEI= ON OVERCOATS If you want an morv(m( come to Hayden Bros. They can | !haw you the greatest assortment of overcoats ever shown west pecial aturday Sales FOR 31 50 we can show you the greatest line ever shown in the city in beaver, kersey, cheviots and meltons, in oxford gray, Ready mad: Vells, Hat l"rl\fiufi and Scarfs, made of all silk chiffon, handsomely silk embroidered all around— .brown, blue and black, in medium and heavy weight, also all the late novelties In 5 9 mediums and long lengths—none of these coats are worth less | black, black and white, Thess Collars are in heavy Venice—large than $10.00 to $12.50—OUR SPECIAL SALE " 50 brown and blue, 1% and 2 -nll small suu‘muml and pointed Collars, ) ""'“'{,’,"‘""“""”” e PRICE FOR SATURDAY ONLY......... Aoliatn o Targain. square= FOR SI0.00 406 ‘s inhow Y0NS and ecru—aiso _ silk 490 your cholcs the finest and most up-to-date Chiffon Ties with hand Ladles’ y¢ and girls' Lisle or . line of overcoats that can be made ends—regular Thread nd lllffi ["fl!"! 5 SATURDAY 1 STICKNEY TALKS OF OMABA Great Western President Btiok Up for T Deposit Your Money in Our Bank Tells Oit'zens to ir Town. CLOTHES ‘FOR' MEN +3i WOMEN New Fall and Winter Shoes Our lines of shoes for the fall and winter contain the most perfectly constructed footwear we have ever shown, We're not quite satisfied to show you only what other shoe stores offer you—our buyer for this department makes it a point to develope lasts and styles that we sell exclusively in our stores. We have several new and exclusive lasts to DON'T ADMIT THAT RATES ARE BAD Tells Business Men to Get Out and | ke Opportunities hy Improve of Omaba. $2 Veils and |} Hat Drapes at 69¢ President A. P. Stickney Great Western railway rec pliment of the largest year at the special mecting Fr Commercial club of Real change, about sixty present. In in- | troducing the s eejdent Harrison | of the exchange said that he thought he | volced the sen s of all in saying that they felt highly honored at the presence | of the distinguished who had al- | ready perhaps done mo stir up the | people of Omaha than many citizens who | had lived here all their lives. Mr. Harrison | felt that even Mr. Stickney, who had been | accustomed to success must feel | gratified life Into the | city ! Mr. Stickne honored at the invitation to a exchange and that the Chicago rat | Western was as much interested in the increase of Omaha prosperity as any eiti- | zen, having put its capital here, brought out the following ideas In a stralght- forward talk, which Ideas, thought, | would lead toward prosperity { “The only way good be done for Omaha is for the people of Omaha to go ahead and do it themselves, It seems a melf-evident proposition that if every In- dividual does all he can to increase his | own business he Increases the aggregate | business.” | The speaker had been told that there | was a scarcity of houses here-residences and wholesale quarters. This was legiti- mate business for real estats men. They had not usually the capital to erect large bulldings, nor had the business men whoso | business grew faster than their capital It was the business of real estate men to find eapital wialch wanted Interest invests | monts to build these warehouses., There | were plenty such In this section and in | the east and the time was ripe. Mast Stand Up for City. “People can't bulld up a city—get men to build factories, etc, by publishing the fact that raflways coming here are dis- criminating against the city,” sald Mr. Stickney. “Any man wishing to locate would be frightened away. It s true "the rates as they exist are not conduclve to a grain market here, but this is no more so than the cattle rates were befors the be- ginning of stock yards. If a start were | made, without doubt the rates would be conceded. Frelght agents allowed rates to | &et out of line, but when there is business to fight for, then is the time. There is a difforence between fighting and scolding. No man in Omaha ought to admit that the clty has not the best rates. Chicago— grossly discriminated against—never lets it bo known. I feel that a grain market is no doubt possible here, but it must be care- fully worked up. It is not now necessary for the Commerclal club and Real Estate exchange to have committees, but later might exert beneficial fnfluence if this had not been worn out beforehand.” Taking 8t. Paul (because he was familiar With it) he said that In that city there kad been absolutely no demand for real estate for speculative purposes since 1578 and va- cant land could not be sold. In the last two years had como a demand for dwelling houses of from $2,500 to $3,500 cost. One firm had bullt fifty such houses last year and fifty more this year with the intention « ©Of selling them. They took, say, $1,00 In cash down, then mortgaged property for about what it would sell for, say $1,500. Then took second mortgage, say $1,000, from occupant, to be paid for in installments of ®bout the proportion of rentals. In this way they had got money out of lands and kept it in elrculatior. On motion of H. T. Clarke, sr., the ex- change thanked President Stickney for his | remarks. P. E. Iler, D. C. Patterson and D. H. Mercer endorsed the ldeas of the speaker. ¢ tne Chicago ived the fng General Condition " | com- attendance of the ay in the Estate ex- | $1 and $1.50 Large Lace Collars at 49¢ Each prics one square guest, in the best tailor shops and by the best tailors in the coun- try, all hand sewed, with pad- ded shoulders & self-retaining fronts. These come in all the latest shades and fabrics, in Irish frieze, vicuna’s, cheviots| and cassimeres, in blues, blacks, oxford grays and browns, in plain and fancy mixtures; none of these are worth less than $15.00—OUR SPECIAL SALE slo PRICE ONLY BOYS' OVFRCOAT\—In all styles and colors, in ages from 3 to 19 years, made 9y Special Sale of Boys’ Overcoats. in medium and long lengths, all well tailored throughout, ranging 3 15 in price from $10.00, $7.50, $6.50, $5.00 and. Special Sale of Boys’ Suits Sflurdly at $2,50 BOYS' KNEE PANT SUITS—In ages from 6 to 16 years, made in double- breasted norfolk and three-piece styles, in cheviots, cassimeres, fancy cassi- meres, fancy cheviots and worsteds, blues, blacks, browns and 2 50 grays, none worth less than $3.76—ourspecial price for Saturday. HAVDEN BROS. Orchestral Concert Afternoon and Evening in m ullllur, Our Special Men’s Shoe at $2.50 Men's shoes made of choice selected stock, of velour, box calf and vici kid—made on Goodyear welts. all gewed and stitched with silk good tan oak soles with extension edges—best drill and calf lining— all made on foot-form lasts, with the latest style toes—sold by other stores for $3.50 and $4.00—for always, The swell new shades in Fall Gloves— all the latest autumn styles—many real kid leather—worth up to one doi- lar and ‘s haif ‘a pair—on bargain New Fall Kid Gloves square at—a pair . at having put such | after saying that he felt | idress th Medium Weight Hosiery at 15¢ Pair fall wear—a special produced; these coats are made dollar and one dollar and a half—on ba Knn Hoslery the proper medium weights for Baturday bargain at— can Turnover Collars Dainty Littls Lace Collars—all silk embrofdered collars—very popular and fuddhh—wnrlh up to fifty cents each. 16c” and -vard length Sewing 8k satin strips border—in , also In white ; IOC nd colors —worth up to each—at . . Special Sale Fall llndarwear Ladies’, misses’ and children’s all wool camel’s hair, ribbed and fleecy lined vests, pants and draw- o garmont at e v 19¢=25¢-39c-49¢ Misses and children'’s fine and heavy ribbed Union Suits, wool and fleecy 250.490_9 8C lined, all sizes, at.... Ladies’ Union Suits—Wool and fleecy lined, medi- um and heavy weight,-white, ecru and black, worth wiwt 39¢, 49¢, 75c¢, 98¢ suit, at— Ladies’ Fine Heavy Cotton Ribbed Vests and Pants —white, ecru 25C, 390’ 490 and silver gray, at— 3. . Beandeis & Fons J. L. Beandeis & Fons The Best Shoe on Earth for Boys The “Indestructible Shoes.” Mothers, It you want to buy your boy the best shos for hard, tough wear, buy the “Indestructible Shoe'—they're great, They are made of genulne casco calf, with quilted soles—the uppers are sewed with four rows of stitching and have the English backstay. We positively guarantee this shoe to give more days' wear than any other shoe on the market. Sizes 9 to 13 $1.25 Sizes 13 1-2 to 2 $1.25 Sizes 21-2t0 5 1-2 $1.50, Select Your New Fall Hat In selecting your fall hat be sure to choose a becoming style, as the hat 1s the most essential article of man's apparel. “The Nebraska" stands pre-emi- nent as the best equipped store in America to assist you In this particular branch of men's wear, as it is not confined to any one line or style, but a purchaser of all the best the world produces. 1.50 Our “Nebraska Special” has proven there is no better popular pncad hat made—every known style—stift and soft— 2.50 3.50 L. Brandeis & Sons, Bankers THE LITTLE HOME SAFES Have Enabled Many of Our Depositors To Build Up Comfortable Bank Accounts, Our two dollar and a half qualities are the best medium price msku to be hndflll styles—stift and, soft— luuon s Hats are unqunuomhly “the best to be had— derbys and fedoras— st . o WHAT'S IN A NAME? Often, indeed, very little—often, however, a great deall When you see the manufacturer’s name coupled with the brand of his product, you can generally judge as to its worthiness, for his reputation stands behind the quality. When you see the names Storz Blue Ribbon Beer coupled together, you can rest assured that it stands for & beverage of UNSURPASSED QUALITY, a proof of which is the great popularity it enjoys as a favorite family beer. STORZ BLUE RIBBON (Brewery's own bottling) delivered sverywhers In cases of two dozen quarts or pints. Teleptane STORZ BREWING CO. 1260 LARGEST EXCLUSIVE RETAIL MILLINERY HOUSE IN THE WEST. THE ONLY STORE WHERE Stylish Millinery is Praperly Priced. OVER 2,000 IMPORTED AND DOHESTIC Trimmed PICTURE HATS to choose from A display of Style and Values never before shown in Omaha. Handsome Hats at $3, $4 and $5 COME AND SEE- INVESTIOATE, IT PAYS. POPULAR PRICES ALw AYS. 1508 DOUGLAS ST. A Ji L Brandejs & Sons, BANKERS. ——— Anmouncements of the Theaters. With matinee and evening performances today the opening week will be brought to & olose at the Orpheum and it has attested strongly In favor of vaudeville. The pro- &ram was one of excellence throughout and gave unusual satisfaction. The attend- ance has been very large and the fashion- Ables attended to an extent that attest It is | wtill thelr popular form of entertainment. Eight established numbers will be on the program for next week, beginning with a matinee tomorrow. They are: Haynes and Vidocq, with an assortment of fibs, squibs, wong and story; Waterbury Brothers and Tenny, the versatile and accomplished in- strumentalists and fun makers; Fleury Trio, the latest Buropean sensation in terpsi- chore; McWaters and Tyson company In a musical comedy skit called “Scenes in a Dressing Room;"” Hodges and Launchmere, the nightingales; Jesselln Trlo, novelty aerlelists; Annette Moore, the beautiful young soprano, and new scenes projected by the Kinodrome. The only matinee of “A Scout's Revenge” st the Krug will he given this afternoon The engagement of this sensational play closing with the performance tonight, and tomorrow afternoon “Under Southern Why not try The little safes are loaned free and WE OPEN ACCOUNTS FOR ONE DOLLA or More Paying Four Per Cent Interest, Compounded Every Three Months, All Deposits Are Payable On Demand. BANK OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 9 P. M. J. L. Brandeis & Sons, Bankers. We Quote A |We Defy Competition O PR A ALY L LR PR A PN N X D | . 0 Few Prices, 00 the Following Blends *1-._ — price. | Boston Blend . 4 . Cucuta Blend—wort Mennen's Taleum Powder. PEAROAR SHG AT 4711 Soap . Tea Biftings—for Saturday.. Swansdown Powder Basket Fired Japan, English Peruna fast, Ooloug.... vt Pinkham Compoun: EXTRACTS. Two-ounce, full weight... Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Four-ounce, full weight Ayer's Hair Vigor.. SOMMER BROS., Exponents of good living. 28th and Farnam Sts. COFFEE., Grocery Tels. 1329-1331. Market Tel. 78 Rio Blend—for Saturday Twenty Pounds Granula a Sugar..... Five Pounds "Best Glosa 12¢ ¥ Rockwood Cocon, per can. New Fall Styles Now Ready! ‘We take pleasure in announcing that our Rice Fl-ka-. per pa One-pound \.nmb Pure OUR SPICES ARE PURB AT. Skies will be presented by a blg company. A matinee and evening performance to- @ay closes the engagement of “The Storks™ at the Boyd. The company of seventy-five is thoroughly competent and s equiy with new scemery and costumes for the perfect rendition of this merry £ood 0ld songs are all well s choruses glven with a jingle and snap as they should be Judged from the advance sale tendance at the opening performance of | the “Ben Hur" engagement on Monday night will be larger than on the occasion of its first appearance here last January The return engagenment bids falr to be | one of the most popular bookings of the winter season. Those who expect ta go are urged to bear In mind the necessity of coming early to the theater, for owing to the length of the performance the curtain will rise promptly each time at tha hour announced end those who are not then in their seats will miss the great tibleau of the star of Bethlehem and the wise men of the east, one of the most beautiful inel dents of the whole production. The en- gugement is for one week, beginning on Monday evening. The curtain will rise at 8 o'clock for the evening performances and st 2 o'clock at the matinees, the at TABLE SALE-Orchard & Wilhelm Car- pet Co. Pear! brooches. Edholm, jeweler. Three of the Crew Lost. HPNOLUL Sept. 25.—The ship Marion Chifenot. which salled from San Franciseo on September 10 for Honolulu with & cargo of olll has arrived here after n temnestus glll voyage in which thre¢ of the crew was Hall's Halr Restorer. Packer's Tar Soap... Menthol Pencils \1.» cca Compound . fiines# caused by stepping on & protruding from a sidewalk “at_Twenty- and L. streets, June 7. so il as to have Gispaired of Dress studs., Edholm, jeweler. Mrs. John O'Hearn and family wish to express their thanks to the many friends and neighbors, also to the Masonic order and G. A. R. for the kindness and sym. pathy shown to them during the sickne and death of thelr beloved husband and father, — German Re n Clab, The German Republican club will meet at Washington hall, Sunday, Sept. 2th, at 8 o'clock p. m. | importance are to be transacted, all mem- bers are requested to be present. JACOB HAUCK, President. MAX FEIERMANN, Secretary ————— Chicago Great Western Raflway, Short line to Minden, Harlan, Manning and Fort Dodge. Two trains each way. Leave Omaha at 6: a. m Lea p. m. For information apply to Geo. F. Thomas, Gen'l Agt., room 313 Omaha Na- tional bank bullding, Omaha, Neb., and 3 Pearl st., Councll Blufts, la. ——— Douglas Prinuag Co., 150 howard. Tel e Expect Dama, le Komrovski, living at 37 South Twenty-fifth street. has notified the city Shat she will expect damages for & severs — TABLE SALB-Orchard & Wilhelm Car- pet Co _— Latest fobs. Edbholm, jeweler, | wire Inasmuch as matters of | and 246 p. m, | Councll Bluffs at 6:45 &. m. and 8:10 | Mixed Spices for Pickling—the best. TRY OUR %-LB, COCOA—per can. Remember, we buy our Coffees gr make our own blends; thereby we better Coffee than you can buy els you ewhere for the same money. ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP, Chicago Centennial, { Chicago, 111, Sept. 2-October 1, 1908. The Chicago Great Western rallway will | on Beptember 26, 27 and 2, sell tickets to | Chicago and return at the above rate. These tickets are good returning until October 6, tnclusive. For further particulars inquire of George F. Thomas, Gemeral agent, | Omaha National bank bullding. Baby pins. Edholm, jeweler. HALF RATES Via Wabash Raflr, St. Louls and Return, §11.50. Sold Octuber 4 to 9. | Leave Omaha 6:5 p. m., Arrive St. Louls City Office 1601 Farnam Street, or Address Harry E. Moores, Genl Agt. Pass. Dept, Omaha, N the Poor, An earnesi appeal comes from the Daughters of the King to all who are in- terested in the poor and suffering to send cast-off clothing or bedding of any kind to the Gardner Memorial house, Eighteenth and Capitol avenue. If not convenient to send, please notify and messenger will call. Ald of any kind for this purpose will be most thankfully received MRS. JOHN BARKER, Pres. Horse covers made to fit your horse Omaba Tent & Awning Co., 11th and Har- . ey stresta, New Fall Lines are now ready for Public Inspection. As it is one of our rules to always clean old goods out cheap rather than carry them over, for that reason we always open up every season with an al- most entire new stock. This season you will note that ours is one of the largest and best selected stock of men's and bo wear 'In the city, Here are four floors full of the newest and most up-to-date wearing apparel. Everything is guarantesd to be as good as it looks. One price to all; marked in plain figures on every article. While we sell the best and most reliable goods only, we sell them at popular prices, trylng to save you money on your purchases wherever it is possible. To prove this we refer you to our show win dows, where you can see for yourself by comparing prices. ‘We are agents fin Omaha for Alfred Benjamin's fine cloth- ing, Young’s celebrated hats, the Carhartt makes of goods and many other lines which are considered the best in their class. It is no trouble for us to show our goods, whether you buy or not, so give us & call THE GUARANTEE CLOTHING CO., 1519-1521 Douglas Street P. 8.~Memorandum books with calendars and lots of other useful information in them given away fres for the asking. GET : 50¢ I§avefl 50c Made You can save Bc every time you bring the boy here and have us fit him a palr of our boys' shoes at $1.60, The quality is there for the differ- ence Parents who have bought these shoes know their value and come again and agalin for the same kind of $1.50 shoes— nothing we could say would recom- mend them as much as this fact Saturday is boys' day. DREXEL SHOE GO., 1419 Farnam Street, Omaha's Up-to-Date Shoe House, FIXED A small decay in a tooth will soon be a large one unless you have it fixed. The charge will be small and you'll have a #o0d tooth. FILLINGS .. viseesTBC mp OCROWNS 1 85,00 Taft's Dental Rooms 7 Douxias St. over Honey. Alton_Flour, per sack.. Judging from the crop conditions in the principal wheat-producing states of the country, it 1s quite evident flour will ad vanoe in price. Tomorrow will be the last dry you will be afforded the opportunity « purchase ALTON FLOUR—universally acknowledged ‘““The Perfection of the Miller's Art’—at §1.30. Trading Stamps Are Not In It with our § per cent coupons. Every. ticket from our register entitles the purchaser to 6 per cent of its face value in trade for anything in our store. You are not limited to any particular item for which you have no use and there is no chance for our fallure to redsem your tickets, 'cause wo m them ON THE SPOT AT TIME OF BATE 1 YOU WISI §0c Oxzyn Balm Massage Cream. e Fiesh 'Food Medicines Castoria Laxative Bromo Quinine. . Quinacetol—guaranteed oold cure. 1.00 Paine's Celery Compound % 8 8 . }lv hester's Genuine Pennyroyal Fills. u u $.00 German Kimmell Bitters... Toe sc“‘EFER! CUT PRICE DRUG STORE OPEN ALL @enuine For Menstrual Suppremon I you sowrtst PEN-TAN-GOT specitc boa; 3 boxes, 35. 801d 1n Omaba by Sherman & l el Drug Co. Mall orders lied. Trade suppiled TWENT:ETH CENTURY FARMER Best Agricultural Weekly. BOYS’ $1.50 SCHOOL SHOES. $1.50 WILL BUY A PAIR of boys' shoes at this store that will glve 1 the full worth of your money $.150 18 NOT VERY MUCH —but it's more in shoe value at this store than anywhers else. $1.50 8CHOOL BHOES like we sell at this store, are sold at only one in each City—only at this store in this city $1.50 WILL BUY HERE A whool shos that, for comfort, looks is equaled by foor "and excelied by none. Y SHOE Co I:»Eoouu&”m PARKER'S HAIR TOmOLES Lhe ETOWLH Of the halr and gives 1t the lustre and silkiness of youth. When the Lair is gray or faded it BRINGS BACK THE YOUTHFUL COLOR 1t prevents Dandruff aud hatr falling and keeps the scalp clean and healthy,