Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 10, 1903, Page 12

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THE OMAHA DAILY PEE: BATURDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1903. HAYDENs HAYDEN AK-SAR-BEN SALES, AK-SAR-BEN SALES. THE CREAT SALE OF Men's, Boys': Children’s Clothing Men's Fine Suits—In all the latest styles and all hand tailored, hand padded shoulders and fronts. These come in cassimeres, cheviots, worsteds, serges, Scotch cheviots, faney cussimeres, fancy worsteds, Thibets and unfinished worsteds, in brown mixtures, ox- 1 e ford grays, blues, blacks, neat checks and stripes and bad: s Bogrbivioe gy oo plain colors. If you are in need y of 5 ". . We Sell at $2.50. g e St By suit come to Hayden Bros—they have the largest assort- d Pra Lt e Lo [ R R S { ers and made on genul $1.45 | ment of Men's Sults to select from at $7.50, $10.00, § | year Wets 1.5 $15.00, $18.00 and up to $25.00. . } IR N e e - i) LI50 MEN'S FINE SUIT [1/71'} placed an order with one of the very best wholesale tai- lors in Amaerica for 1,150 fine worsted, tweed, cassimere and cheviot suits, to be delivered September Ist. They were not delivered on time and the order was cancelled. s thess gar. ments were well under way by September 1Ist, and were being made according to very eéxacting specifications jfurnished by us, the wholesaler offered us a reduction of 20 per cent to take the suits. The offer was accepted and we now give our customers the benefit of this 20 per cent reduction. They are divided into four lots— 4 per cent Your MNoney In Our Bank. oepum {BRANBEIS: GRAND BARGAIN GLIMAX Men's Suits and Overcoats Saturday we present a bargain climax in men's suils and onerenats for this fall and winter, Hundreds of splendidly made and finish- ed garments, all of them high grade and priced them specially at 810 Jor to- day's great sale. There was never such a striking clothing b argain in Omaha. CLOTHES FOR MEN ‘~o wOMEN The GREATEST SHOE VALUES In the City Are to Be Found in Our Department. Qur lives of Shoes for Fall and Winter contain the most perfectly construated footwear g e ‘hn! we have ever offered. bhair cloth | Ladies’ Shoes : Boys Shoes | The best tough wear fs our “indest shoe, | mado of Eenuin with | quilted s o Men's Shoes WORTH $3.00 AND $2.50, hard, Here are better suits and overcoats than have ever been priced at TEN DOLLARS. These suits are made in all the: newest styles and swell- est cuts, the new fall mater- jals, colors and mixtures, hand fitted collars, stoutly sewed with the finest silk— the overcoats arve in the mos stylish shapes and made of the swellest mater- ials, hundreds of styles to select from Saturday at 510 These are the suits you would usually pay $18 or $20 to buy. MEN'S FINE OVERCOATS—In all the latest and colors, in Irish frieze, vicunas, kerseys, beavers, mel tons, Scotch cheviots, in oxford grays, brown mixtures, blues, blacks, fancy mixtures, stripes, checks and plain colors, all hand tailored, with close fitting collars and self retaining medinm lengths. The assortment of Overcoats ever shown at $7.50, $10.00, $12.50, $15, $18, $20 and $20. styles in long greatest Men's fronts, and AL 20 Per Cent Under Price | BOYS' KNEE PANT SUITS —Made In double-breasted, norfolk, sailor norfolk, sailor blouse and three-pldce styles, in fancy chev- fots, serges, fancy worsteds and fancy cassi- meres; many of these suits made with double seat and knees, all made with extenslon | waist bands and taped seams. In any shade and color to suit your fancy, at $1.95, $2.50, $2.95, $8.60, and up to $5.00. BOYR' OVERCOATS—In all the Iatest styles and fabrics, in the latest shades and colors, medium and long length, at $2.50, $3.50, $8.75, $4.50 and up to $7.50. HAYDEN BROS, | -\ 5750 50. 512 85 This is the Boys’ Store of Omaha It is so because we are doing more than any other store to deserve the patronage of buyers of boys’ clothing. Ak-Sar-Ben visitors will save 30 per cent on clothing the boys by coming to this department Saturday. Brandeis Special Hand-Tallored Suits and Overcoats— Here are garments made’ accerding to our own special directions, every 12 50_$15 swell curve and style feature vons Rogers-Peet & Co.’s Finest Ready-to-wear Clothing in America — The new fall stocks are complete, most splendid show- 4ing of men’ s garments ever made in ope aeambluge17-50'°$35 SPECIAL IN THE BASEMENT. $0 In our Boys’ Clothing Department on the third floor we show a magnificent line of boys’ and children’s all wool suits. 3. !.-’ulifil & Fons J. L. Beandeiv & Vons Men’s suits and overcoats in up-to-date fall styles, new shades and mixtures, at.....ceeeenn wonn. “LARGEST EXCLUSIVE RETAIL MILLINERY HOUSE IN THE WEST, Grandest Display of High-Grade ..MILLINERY.. Ever Shown in Omalia.’ J. L. Brandeis & Sons—Bankers DEPOSITS Boys' Suits $1.85 Worth $2.50 made this week draw 4 per cent intevest for the entive month. Bank is open until 9 p. m, Saturdays. We cash checks on all banks, UNIONPACIFICPAY CHECKS and all other pay checks cashed. J. L. Brandeis & Sons BANKERS Our Candy' Il the kind that plea If these ocut pr o5 oo 100k try our candles, a regular customer of you Twenty-five sticks Candy Marshmallows—box . . Hoarhound Stick—pound . Chewing Gum-—all kinds—3 Balted Peanuts—pound Peanut Tafly-—pound Home-made Fudge—pound Cacoanut Bon Bons—pound . Maple Leaves—pound Cream Caramels—pound Cream Wafers—pound Ttallan Chocolates—pound Checolate Chop Sticks—pe s both young and es will induee you we'll make packages. . Sheriff Power Attorney e Before Sheriff Power and Attorney A will depart for Des Moines be present at the hearing ernor Cummins in the case of L, H. P ight Saggerholm at the time she was the yvictim of habeas corpus proceedings in the courts, thereby incurring the the court. Mr. Power returned this morn- iug from Des Moines 10 secure Potts, that city suggest hearing before vernor the extradition papers acknowledged. As Goveryor Cumming is out on a speaking tour in behalf of his candidacy for sledtion, a hearing in the '/urna untl Sunday. Kansas City, Misseuri, Ascount of the full festivities at Kans®® | address day agent City the Missouri Pactfic rajlway will sell d trip tickets at one fare from October | agent Limited to October 2tk For further information call or ad: tto 10th inclusive. fress Union Station or City Ticket Offices 5 B Cor. 1ith 2nd Douglas streets. Thos ¥, Godfrey, passcnger end ticket agent, Alt- | Altsehuler to Gov- tts, | who Is charged with having kidnaped Mabel local contempt of where he had gone but the latter's friends in that Potts be given & | Geo. ¥, Cummins before (Omaha National re- matter was de- What W_e Say, We Do When we say we sell you the best coffe and tea in Omaha we mean What we sy jand our prices are far below all other dealers. COFFEB Rio Blend—for Saturday ]b[ll’\xlul {llln g | Leader RBlend il 0 A Boston Hlend BAK sl for... Cucuta Blend # fast, Oclong EXTRACTS. Two-ounce—full welght . Four-ounce—full welght ... OUR SPICES ARB PURE Mixed Spices for pickling—the hest Try our ¥-lb. Cocoa—per can Remomber we buy our coffecs green and | make our own blends—thereby we give you better coffee than you can buy elsewhere for the same money. On Tuesdays, October 6th and 20th, the Missouri Pacific Ry. will sell both one way | and round trip tickets at very low rates | o certain points in Arkansas sas southwest Missouri, Oklahoma ete Stopovers allowed on the going journey. | | Limit of tickets For further in- formation call on or address any agent of the company or Thos. F. Godfrey, Pass nd Ticket Agent, 8. E. corner lith ahil Douglas streets, Omaha, Neb. 2 days Chicago Great Wesiern Raflway. Short line to Minden, Harlan, Manning, Carroll and Fort Dodge. Two trains each way Leave Omaha at 6:20 a. m. and 2:45 p. m. Leave Council Bluffs at G:46 a. m and 310 p. m. For nformation apply te Thomas, Gen'l Agt. room 3, Bank bullding, Omaha, | Neb., and % Pearl St., Councll Blufts, Ia | Los Angeles, an. Francisco, The Missouri Pacific raflway will sell | tickets 10 Los Angeles or San Francisco and return at the very low rate of $0. | Tickets on sale from October §'to 17, in clusive. For further information call or of the company or passenger and ticket corner 14th and Douglas sts., Thomas F. | , B. B Omaha, Neb. Godfrey, | ¥ Fresh killed spring hens . Spring ducks . v Dressed turkeys . stri Cholce country Creamery butter .. Tub butter ......... Horseraddish Swift's Premium hams , b Mutton R. V. COLE. W. M. MCKAY, Cole McKsy company, Undertakers and | Embalmers, 17 Capitol ave., Tdl. 44 Saturday Bweet Tomatoes, Beautiful Hats at $3, $4, and 85 POPULAR PRICES ALWAYS. 1508 DOUGLAS STREET. 14th and Capitol Avenue. esh Killed spring chickens ... (Bwift's Winchester bacon Pionlc hams ............ e | Sllver Leaf lard | Fresh po sausage d Farm sausage gland ham \llmml am . Also a_complets line c|dry soaps and 1T%c | prices, FRESH MEATS. Round steak Ehoulder ste Cracked eggs.. No, One eggs. Full line of VEGETABLES everything at one-half pri per Iuske tly fresh country butter "ot faney and per bottle . tanned meats at lowest are ribs itton stew roast Freestone peaches, per box | Potatoes, per bushel ... « | Onlone, per bushel **%0c '\lrmmu_ per ket Canning 'pears, peck ‘abbage per doz., 40c and . potatoes. per basket per basket @rchard & Wilhelm Carpet Co., Not a special sale of a few old prices, but special prices 1 de on new desirable goods, all through our house. 2.45 $4.50—Large Arm Rocker— Bpecial=i..... $7.00—Brass Trimmed Iron Bed— Special ...... $4.00—Roman Chair, oak or mnlmglu\ finish Special, each ...... 245 new Library, Parlor and Den 20 per cent discount. Lace Curtain SPECIALS. Your loss as well as ours, if you do not take advantage of our Lace Curtain Sale. Tables. All goods at Remember, you are just as welcome to look as to buy. Open Baturday evening until 9 o'clock. Made of pure all-wool blue cheviot and cassimere, in_the newest colorings, Norfolk i to 12, and double-breasted style, 8 reat bargains. BOYS' REEFERS Made of blue chinchilla, speclal during this ale i to 8 years, BOYS' REEFERS— » and select fancy res, also thibets; made 1 beautifully; Norfolk, 4 to 12, doubl ted, § to 16, We respectfully ask @ close examination on these suits, as the values are equal to any garment sell- ng for $3.5 in this city, 3 Saturday 5 Boys' Suits worth $4 for $2.85. Made of very fine and select faney | cheviots_and cassimeres, also blue Wash- ington Mills cheviot; made and trimmed rfect. _ Nor- Made of blue storm collar, cassimere 8 to 15 years, special dur- ing this sale chinchilla, large lining, sizes ... 1.0 BOYS' REEFERS— Made of the finest and grey chinchilla collars, ages § to 15 during this salo ssisailbe domestie large years, storm spoclal blue | 2.50 | BOYS’ O'COATS \ | | OVERCOATS | made’of y¥ weght Oxford | shade nd lll"lnl ed, | special | & | k E N Thade 4 to 8 years, uring this =ale . OVERC S lain _grey and fancy shoulders and fellod rfectly, sizes 8 to 15, i1 during 3.00 BOYS' LONG OVERCOATS Made plain and with belt Plain black and fancy cheviots and irisl frieze eloth. Fine farmer sutin lining, hand pad felled collar, sizes spectal .Aurms this sale ... | S T $oos | Men's Underwear | Men's Caps WE SELL FOR —~WORTH 76C | | Are on sale “m n\n'"lml llh‘[mrlv —the greatest value offered this | ment ne is the strongest l season. We had to buy cases of it | we have shown. Todey a in order to be able to give thi special =howing: in_order to able to give this | 8o, 486, 756. IMen’s Fancy Shircts OUR $1.00 mm TR THE BIRT 3160 SHIRT AN C Wo 'show somo of patterns that the men ‘ooking for. THE the nattiest folks A Record Breaker— That's what the crowd on Omalia's streets was Jast night; tho largest one Omaha has vored with and which proves r-Ben knows how to please its | tho BALL and the | and_then mna we'll OF | NESS of Nebrasia d not start the | ball rolling and look at the bunch follow- have to—not cause they Il you want. o 8 e Buy thess soods for ieas money in Oana and we will d te a bunch u( them. e Castoria—the genulne . Alicock's Plasters....... $1.00 Temptatic Littie Liver ¥ifls CANDIES. CUT PRICE sc“‘EFEn, DRUG STORE YATES, Proprietor. 'ho-e-—‘ld. and 797. 16th and Chicago Strects, Omaba. GOOD pete for our business | Where we can get the les-best _quality—best d pay cash. $3.50| $3.50 for | for Men. | Women o get more style, Y our ¥4.60 is and finer finish a simple but alwaye effective petition. one—com- We are one factory e b best goods It is our constant aim work at reasonable price end we pursue the policy under fancy ¥ suitiod B SN names are made by some ons terials factory he dealer must take | cCROWNS what the factory wants 1o sell FILLINGS—UP t owlimge o Taft's Dental Rooms FRY SHOE C the best ma- The &hoes sold FROM. . For Menstrual Supprc,smn v PN & DOUGLAS ou et PEN-TAN-GOT known epecitc e & buses 5. §01d in Omaba by Sherman & MeCounell Drug Co. Mall o rders Blied. Trade suvplied You've wir boy sea the ereat (P parade, Why mnot bring him to 1415 Farnam and Jet him sce our boys' 3§10 shoes know what the o8 are and we are uld know also. uny size boy with these guarantee you ca shoe anywhere for §1.5 our little G speciul fs the Omaha Boys shoe Omaha parer value of (he anxlous that W n fit shoes and we duplicato the Ank 1o wee Saturday day @t DREXEL SHOE ©u., 1419 Farnam Stree!, Up=to-Date Shoe House, sk u ! it

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