Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 30, 1903, Page 10

OMAHA DAILY SEPTEMBER 30, 4 Deposit “Your Money in Qur Bank 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on Deposits " Extra_ ‘Specials « Wednesday $1.50 Nottingham Lace Curtains at 25¢ Pair One table of No tingham lace curtains, the Kind that generally sell up to $1.50 a pair, go as long as they last at, pair.. .......... ... Fancy Printed Walil Cloth at 5c Yard up to 15¢. Lonsdale Oue table of fancy prmted wall clothe This is an exac’ imitation of imported cretonne, worth We offer it today at, per yard..v.eesvcececrieonoasniiad s One table of Lonsdale muslin JC Muslin & Cambric and fine cambric in long mill at 5c a‘yard lengths, each piece branded ‘‘Lonsdale,’”” now selling at 8ic yard, goes today in long mill lengths, 5c¢ SILKOLINE—One connter of fancy printed silkoline in comforter and drapery pnttnms. goos at, a yard. 5¢ $1.00 Silk Velvets at 59¢ Yard 8ilk velvets in all the new Fall colorings, in- cluding blacks, on sale in silk department at, per yard ....cov0ec0ccociines 99¢c $1.25 Crepe de Chine at 69¢ Yard Pure silk crepe de chines, in all the leading evening shades, including white and black, on sale in silk department at, yard .. . . $1.00 Silk Chiffons at 25¢ a Yard Double width, pure silk chiffons, in all colors of the rainbow, on sale in silk depnrtment, at, per yard c..ccc0ct0e onee Waistings at 39¢c a Yard. In French flannels, double width albatrosses,, fancy striped waistings, printed henriettas, ete.,. c on sale on waisting square on main floor, at, yd.. 25c¢ Laces at 6¢c yd—A splendid assortment of fine mechlines, cluny, English vals, handkerchief vals, bands and insertings, some of these excellent laces are worth as high as 25¢ a yard, today on blrglm square, at yard..... A A el PR Turnover Collnrs at 15¢ und 5c~—Very fine lace and embroidery turnover collars, highly fashionable for allkinds of wear, they comein white, ecru, cream, tan, eto, in medallion, fancy frult ef- n work ete, such as has been displayed in our front show windows, they are worth up to 50c feots, o] 15¢-5¢ 3. L. Beandeis & SonsJ. L. Veandeis & Fons TAKES DEAD MOTHER'S CASE b Xoung Colored Man Oross-Examines ‘Witnesses in Hearl Dis- § triet Court. ) Chase Green, colored, though not a mem- | ber of the Douglas county bar, appeared in the county court yesterday as a cross-examiner. It was in the hearing of claims against the estate of Mrs. Charity Green, his mothér, who was burned to death about six months ago. Ome of the witnesses and claimants was Mrs. Sauter, who was formerly the wife of another son of Mrs, Green, but obtained a divorce from him after he was sentenced to three years in the Towa penitentiary. The daughter-in- law continued, however, to live with Mrs, Charity Green, even after her second mar- riage. Another action, to set aside a deed given by Mrs. Charity Green to Chase Green and not placed on record until after her death, probably will be instituted. Drives All Before It. Aches and pains fly before Bucklen's Arnica Salve. 8o do sores, pimples, bolls, corn and piles, or no pay, %c. For sale by Kuhn & Co. Baby spoons. Albert Edholm, jeweler. Chicago Great Western Rallway, Short line to Minden, Harlan, Manning, Carroll and Fort Dodge. Two trains each way. Leave Omaha at 6:20 a. m. and 2 p. m. Leavo Council Bluffs at ¢:45 a. m. and 3:10 p. m. For information apply to Geo. F. Thomas, Gen'l Agt, room 83, Omaha National Bank bullding, Omaha, Neb., and % Pearl 8t Council Bluffs, Ia. gk ool ot Fine umbrellas. Bdholm, joweler. Eungine House Hoands. Proposals for the purchase of $5,000 engine house construction bonds were opened in the office of the city treasurer at 3 o'clock yesterday. Eight bidders are ‘anticipated and a fair premium is Jooked for, as the bond issue fs small and he cortificates run thirty years and bear interest at 4% per cent Chatelaine watches. Edholm, jewsler, ‘Worster Sues Shriver. 8. E. Worster, mauager of the Union l)onlll college, has filed a fourth $,000 suit, the defendant in this case boln. fg Dr. 1L W. Shriver. The petition 18 the same as in the other t cases, and mlleges that maliclous statements were made regarding the plaintiff by the de- fendant. Bomansa Semi-Anthracite Coal. No smoke, no clinkering on grates, is par- ticularly well adapted to this climate. Dur- tng mild weather, when very little fire is required, by closing all drafts Bonanza will make a slow, smoldering fire, thus keeping the house at & uniform temperature, while Pennsylvania anthracite will dle out en- tirely. Price, $5.00 per ton CENTRAL COAL AND COKE CO., 402 8. 16th St. Phones 1221 and 16%. Schmoller & Mueller 1313 Farnam St. The Lendlng Piano House ing the appelation. A Genuine Bargain A few of the low priced ones Steinway . Arion .. Chickering Erbe Math Steinway & Sonw, Steger, Emer- won, Vose, Hardman, A. B. Cha Steek, Mason & Hamlin, Krell, Schaaf, Gramer, Krbe, Hensel, Crown nnd mearly a acore of others to select from, . EASIEST KIND OF PAYMENTS, CHMOLLER CMUELLER (inconmoRato) ' A, N O AIN HOUSE AND OFFICE: 1313 FARNAM FACTORY:. . . . e FARNAM TELEPHONE OMAHA LINCOLN, NE CO. BLUFFS, 1A 138 8. 11TH ST, TEL “Your feet are in pleasant places in Onimod Bhoes for men, Good to walk in, good for show and good for en- durance, They outwear two pairs of the cheap kind. gives satisfaction. Always $3.50:$%$2.50 Regent Shoe Co. 205 So. 15th St, REPAIRS In stock for all makes of Furnace, Steam and Hot Water Heaters, STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS Water Fronts OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS Tel. 960. 1207 Douglas St. Fall and Winter Opening. Thursday and Friday, October 1 and 2 Dress hats, tailored hats and ready-to-wear hats. F. M. SCHADELL & CO., 1522 Douglas. Horse covers made (o fit your horse. Omaha Tent and Awning Co., Harney streets. Douglas Printing Co., 1608 Howard. Tel. 644 MRS. J. BENSON 210-212 S. 16th St. We are showing all the latest and most popular styles in Prices from the lowest to the best. large line of KNIT UNDERWEAR NECK FURS Our for ladies and children is in. CHILDREN'S CLOAKS from the first long cloak up to 8 years. A large stock of pretty caps and bonnets for children, Aristocrats of the Shoe World. That {s what you will find at this store, the real aristocrats of the shoe world, the best of them all. Sold at $5.00 and $6.00 and made by J. S. Turner & Co. Johnson & Murphy, Boyden Shoe Co. the best makers of men's high grade shoes in the world. These goods are sold under the real 1th and | 50 mame of the makers, and guaranteed by them; and us, and nowhere in the ‘world are they sold at lower prices than ours. See our new and correct Styles in patent leathér drems shoes. Y SHOE C FR LASEONATA All by itself—with nothing to bother or interrupt the _dispensing _clerks—that's where our prescription department now i aud there 18 NO GREATER ADVANTA 1 RE ACCURACY AND PROMPT one thing sure—WE HAV i R_PRESCRIPTION CALL! FOR, OR WE DON'T FILL IT. We call for, fll and return all prescriptions with- out extra charge 1.00 Peruna .... 1.00 Orrine—all you wa. B0c Bar-Ben . Bc Nervita Tonlc—guaranteed 2 Chester's Genuing Pennyroyal Pills. u m o Laxative Bromc-Quinine ... > Quinacetol—guaranteed cold cure.. : %o Castorla—the genuine ....... 31.00 Temptation Toni: $1.00 Sexine Pills DeMiracle—takes of Gc ““Catarrh Rem" #1 German Kimm LOWNEY' S CANDIES, se“.EFENl CUT PRICRE DRUG STORE B. T YATES, Prop etor. 797, gmlru toed Ladies’ Skirts and Jackets altered to perfection. We also line jackets, put on velvet collars, re bind skirts and do all kinds of altering and repairing. We dye anything any color. Get our prices. THE PANTORIUN 407 Bo 15th St. Tel 963 TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Ouly Oge Dollar & Year, HAYDEN; Clothing Sale. .. Everybody knows of the H., 8. & M. clothing. It needs no de- scription or praise of any kind. It is simply the standard of ex- cellence in hand-tailored ready- to-wear clothing. When you can buy these goods from $17.50 and $15 up to $18 and $20 how can you think of buying ordi- nary ready-made -clothing or wear merchant tailor stuff? Men’s overcoats at the same prices in any material or style that suits your fancy. Bear in mind that we show the biggest and best stock of clothing and make the lowest prices. Orchestral music in millin- ery department every day dur- ing AK-SAR-BEN. Copyright 1903 by Hart Schaffner & Marx SPECIAL ANNOUNGEMENT A Triple Attraction During AK-SAR-BEN IN THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. ATTRACTION NO. 1— FREE! FREE! FREE! 9to 10 a. m., 1 to 2 p. m., 3 to 6 p. m. Twenty thousand steel hat ornaments free for the asking, to ladies only. ATTRACTION NO. 2— Grand orchestral concert every afternoon and evening. ATTRACTION NO 3— We guarantee the lowest prices in America or the most desira- ble millinery obtainable. GRAND NOTION SALE Tuesday morning begins the greatest notion sale of the season. Neadles, thread, dress findings, tape, etc., at prices lower than ever before. { pins, i5c stockinet dress shields bc s'lky crochet cotton ...... 130 yards Belding Bros sewing s 160 Glant tack pull 10¢ _corset steel Tho Combination ‘With 4 packuges needles, 14 darning nee- dles, hat and veil D|l’ll and 80 pins— lhll "lot worth ‘Sc—l for only 3% Plain velveteen skirt bindings, Corduroy velveteen skirt bindings, 105 and 35 peer butt “dor and 15¢ pearl biftons, Zon fo| #% yards .kfl'i i ch ages nl PSPPI Frife » )’lrd B T bt ornament will every lady wvisitin; ¢ ) raent during AK- be presented our millinery depart- AR-BEN. Illydons Wednesday Sale On High Gra Wool Dress Goods FROM 9 TO 10 A, M. WE WILL SELL any. $1.75, $1.98, §2 0 plain heavy suit-| ings for tallor-madg or walking skirts, in broadeloth, kersey, fmeltons or mixed suit- ings, at $1.38 a yard, FROM 2:30 TOV 4:30 P, $1.50 volles at 98c. We will sell any $1.98 volles at $133. We will sell any $250 volles at 31.69. Bo sure and attend this sale. Only one pattern to a customer. A %c hat ornament will be presented to | every lady visiting our millinery depart- ment during AK-SAR-B! Orcnestral ‘matale in_ millinery de ment every day during AK-SAR-BE Reliable Grocery Department EVERYTHING FRESH, CLEAN AND NEW Thhe Large can Boston baked beans M. we will sell part- grakers and Ginger snaps per Ib.. Llb. pieg. imported Maccaroni.. Fancy Kiaska salmon per tan . Tomatoes, Oxtall, Beef Bullion or Col somme soup any kind you want per can bc Dried Fruit Special 5 | Large Italian prunes per ib . %c | Cholce Utah peaches per Ib. Fancy Virginia raspberries p Vosrizza cleaned currants per Fancy Moor park apricots per Ib. | Fancy Michigan apples per 1 A ¥Fresh Frult Specia 7Thec | Fancy Washington blue or Tic | plums per crate Fancy Freestone peaches per box Ten und Coffee Special Good Santos coffee per Ib. Fancy Golden Santos coff Choice B. F. Japan tea per b, Tea Siftings per Ib 1-at. can syrup . 2-gt. can syrup i-gal. can syrup 85 | Worcestershire sauce per bott 2-Ib. pkg. self rising pancake flour ° Good rice per Ib.. 2-1b. cans Succotash ‘r string beans Laundry soap, 10 bars for. Graham, whole wheat or r: sack 450 Large sacks, white or yeliow corn meai 12 Apple butter, peach butter, plum but- ter, or jelly Elastic starch per p Electric lustre starch per pi Celluloid starch per pkg Force breakfast food per pkg Vigor breakfast food per g(kl Vim breakfast food per p! Neutrita breakfast food per pl Malta Vita breakfast food per pk) Malta Ceres breakfast food per pkg Fresh Crisp Soda, Oyster or Butter HAYDEN BROS. |- Burlington Railway PAY CHECKS And all other pay checks are cashed at our bank. 4 per cent inlevest paid on deposits. J. L. Brandeis & Sons BANKERS yellow e | Furniture, Rugs and Draperies THINK of buying a three-piece solid oak bedroom suit, French plate mirror, three large brass trim- med drawers in dresser. Panneled be SIS 00 and washstand to match, for............. D BAKER FURNITURE CO. 1315-19 Farnam Street. O0UR WOMEN’'S .FURNISHING GOODS. Section is Wednesday’s Attractions. Ladies’ Hosiery, | 123c Boys' School Hose, 1 | 19c | Ladies’ Knit Underwear 25¢ Ladies’ Skirts, 120 dozen fast black hose—a ladies’ fashioned fleece lined 25¢ cotton regular specially priced at 12§c. quality, 90 dozen boys’' heavy ribbed cotton with double knees and spliced soles—best wearing ~—best looking—best value ever shown, all sizes 6 to 10, 19¢ pr. hose 2 cases ladies’ jersey ribbed fleeced cotton vests, in ecru white, natural, beautiful fall weight garment, all sizes, 25¢- Pants to match. 60 dozen ladies’ fine quality colored flannelette under sKkirts, nice patterns with full yoke back—a regular T5¢ quality, at CLOTHES FOR MEN~3 w'OMEr‘ GREEN TRADING STAMPS HELP YOU EARN INTEREST ON THE MONEY YOU SPEND. J Unprecedented Business The opening day of the Trading Stamp plan proved our prediction—it was indeed o great merchandising event. Our customers, our employes and our- selves are enthusiastic over this method of helping you to earn interest on the money you spend. Come today. The opportunity of securing $6.00 worth of Green Trading Stamps absolutely free of charge Is still open. Come and ask about it. Our prices are cut keener than ever. The flowing tide of bargain giving, money saving and interest earing is intensified. Ladies’ Silk Coats Elt‘ln(rgenu de nole Silk Coatosatin lined—deop shoulder col- lar—cord "trimming—blouse With_long peplin— Ladies’ Silk Waists Speclal sale 200 Walsts—finest taffeta silk—all sizes—colors, bl lue, Royal blue, gray, red and white—fine tucking R sk e andlace medallions—vorth five dollars— C Spectal sale all this month. Short and medium model—col. and drab—sizes 18 to 30 inches—fine ('\ullllvwwflll lmn 1 (:huo trimmed—worth 7c—at . Ladies’ Silk Sklrts Fine Taffeta Drop Underskirt—trimming faggoting braid— orth ten dollars and a half— Midweek btnfionery Bargains Fancy Colored Design Creps Paper— #ugiests Decorative Art at sight— a i speclal at a bargain 15¢ counter p Crepe Paper, Dennlson's tull length, makes the plainest things e rolls fo Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! Greater Bargains than ever in Stoves. If you want a stove, just ‘the day to get it, is the place. CHARM BASE BURNER—with 14- inch fire pot—heavily nickeled—has duplex grate, shaking ring and large flues—you are asked by others to our price’ Wednes pay $35.00 for a stove 28 50 day ... o » no better, if as good— Ui-inoh Oak Heating Stove 5.05 look artistic, 100 Pretty Paper Napkins, lc cach, per bunch, ut Webster's Unabridged Dictlonary, the second greatest book in the GO, world, for ., elegunt Wednesday we w £ Note P nveiopes colors tch, 19¢ tomorrow {s and Bennett's T in ustally ol rur 26c: YourEyes! YourEyes! The Intest Instruments for Ao- PERFECTION OIL HEATER—heavily nickeled—the kind that 4' 68 does not smok smudge—for . Green Trading Stamps Thrown in—These Are Bargains. ¥ yes treated expertly. charges YOUR DENTAL WORK _FREE Our success is due to the high grade work done by the professors of this college. No students. Teeth Extracted Without Pain by Our New UNTIL OCTOBER 1 T OF TEETH, " Sep We save broken down teeth. Save Your Teeth. We restore discolored teeth. Bave your money We perform all branches of dentistry. We save aching teeth We save ulcerated Work Seath Guaranteed We save old roots. We can save % per | cent of teeth others Years 1 extract o consult the professors, we will continue to 8 FOR MATERIAL. Call a ght place. We do as we ad e. Ats In Jast 19 months. W the Jeale Complete victory for the U Aluminum Plates from. .. ive all a ch: MALL CHAF ou are in the arly 10,000 pati tists and dental mec's FREE In order to do work FRE the rush. Be su stood the test {dle, sorehead d Teeth Extracted e Fillings from . 20c Gold Crowns from.. Set of Teeth, pair. .$2.00 Silver Plum|Crowns UINON DENTAL COLLECE %.hnl&w 1522 DOUGLAS. Open Dally till 5. Sundays, 0 to 4. HAVE YOUR CHOICE. v dle a complete assortment of fir st class sewing machines—such as N Hl)‘;'aevmw"ue(‘rv( STANDARD, DOMESTI ¢, HOUSEHOLD and others. The most mulnr ‘customer can edsily be suited, as wo have the latest improved and up-to-d P. E. FLODMAN & C0., - 1514 Capitol Ave, Tel. 1574