Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 14, 1903, Page 10

THE OMAHA DAILY BE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, Agents for Agents for Rogers, Dr. Reed's Clothing .o“l'g' Ssmm . | . . Special Sale of Millinery. A $7.50 TRIMMED HAT AT $2.50 Today we offer a special lot of trimmed hats prepared expressly for carnival wee There is still a great assort- ment of these left,no two alike, ewact copies 50 of the most exclusive styles—the shapes, . oolors and materials are of a high quality. These hats are worth up to $7.60 each, at $2.50 READY TO WEAR HATS AT 98c A splendid array of $2.50 ready to wear hats go on sale Wednesday C at a great special at ..... : VELVET FOLIAGE NPn S AL SpAMhen AAd sertaws MM : o b i 390 J. K. Brandeis & Pous J. L. Brandeis & Fons Fresh Lots of Kid Gloves at 69¢ Pair Just received fresh new lots of autumn kid gloves, many real kid leather, all colors and all sizes, none worth less than & and up to §.50, all at, a palr, 25¢ Laces at 5¢ Yard Fine Jaces and insertings, Ftench vals, point d'esprit, cluny, ete, worth up to 250 a yard, Bhicciicaniiiase stntie seserisracsasts Bed s semeeassecs Sees Seessaseniriteitrterin Be Sale of Handkerchiefs ‘xp:ll.:‘nt quality of handkerchiefs, worth 250 each, some slightly — 1 1 i S¢c 6%c 12%c Rare Picture Offers ‘We must reduce our present stock of pictures and make room for tremendous new shipments that are now coming in. To secure more space we offer some of our finest pictures far below thelr value. 8x10 gilt frames with fancy colors, fitted with 15 mat for cabinet photographs, at.....coccvee wans C Framed pictures, no two alike, fitted with scenery, figures, ete, actually worth up to $3 each In the Basement An extra special bargain in the basement. Fancy jac- quard and basket weave mercerized waistings in long mill remnants, 2 sc BRORED TH0 6 YA, Bt ot anesaoion o muuveisioniod 3. K. Boundeis & Dons J. A, Veandeis & Dons Street Railway Pay Checks and all other checks arve cashed at our bank, We open accounts for one dollar to three thousand dollars and pay 4 per cent interest. J. L. Brandeis & Sons Bankers | Damask, guaranteed all WEDDING PRESENTS All of the latest designs In the Cut Glass and Sterling Silver. Inspection In- vited. Homeseekers’ Excu: | On Tuesdays, October 6th and 20th, the Missour! Pacific Ry. will sell both one way and round trip tickets at very low rates to certain points in Arkansas, Kansas, wouthwest Missouri, Oklahoma, Texws, ete, Btopovers allowed on the going journey, Limit of tickets 21 days. For further in- formation eall on or address any ageut of the company or Thos. ¥. Godfrey, Pasy end Ticket Agent, 8. E. corner th and HAY DEN THE RELIABLE 8§70 Coupons with every purchase. ’ WONDERFUL COUPON SALE The most liberal and valua- ble tickets ever given absolutely free with every purchase. HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE A MILLINERY ON SALE THURSDAY FURORE $39 and $2-° Trimmed Street Hats 691: This ofl'ering of the choicest styles of the season’s Street hats is without a parallel in the annals of millinery retailing iu the western business world. $3.00 and $2.50 Trimmed Street Hats, on sale Thursday 69c¢c See Window Display. HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE. Wednesday in Omaha’s Greatest Domestic Room We are now prepared for another great sale for Wednesday. New Fall Dress Goods bought for the Carnival and About 50 cases of arrived too late—will be on sale at prices that you will have to see befors you will belleve. HERE ARE A FEW OF THEM— 12 1-2¢ and 15¢ Goods will go at So yd 1%c Flannelettes, 15c percales, 3-in. wide, i2%c Royal Fallle, dark colors; 12i4c Beoteh ginghams, and a great variety of outing flannéls, worth up 53 to 13%c. ades, 19¢ quality; 36-in. Eclipss 15e, 19e 3-in. fine perc: flannelettes, 1% quality; 30-in. Gantderon flannelettes for wrappers, waists, ete.; 8-in. dotted flannelettes, worth 1c; 32- in. Scotch madras, and other goods 14’ worth up to %o yd., will go at, yd [ Other sales on underwear, imported flan- nelette, wool dress goods, efc., at less than alf val e. Wool dress goods, worth 75c, Wool dress goods worth $1.25, ot e High Grade Wool Dress Goods SPECIAL SALE ON VOILES From $:130 to 9130 a. m~—~ Any $1.% volle in black or colors and only one pattern to a customer, will go at, a yard.. c ¥From 10 to 11:30 a. m. Any $1.50 voile, etamine or canvas cloth, una attern to a c sc minutes only—at. From 2 to 4 p. m.— A"y 21 .98 voile ny 850 voil 4 $2.98 volle 1.98 A s tncluden Biacka &nd coiors and only one pattern to a customer. OTHER SALES DURING THI DAY. For popular priced Dress Goods see Do- mestic Room. Specials for Wednesday Men's heavy fleece lined shirts and draw- ers. 0o quality, at Men's 15c heavy fleece lined shirts and drawers at_dsc. Men’s 3L wool shirts and drawers in le or double breasted style, at $1.0. en’s $1.00 wool shirts and drawers at Tsc. Men's %c neckwear, in bows and four-in- hands, at 10c. Men's %c socks in plain and fancy colors at_1oc, Men's wool_sweaters in all colors at $1.00 and up to $. Ladfes'- heavy fleece lined hose, regular|a 26¢ value, at 16c. TLadies' plain and fancy colored hose at 10c, 1bc, and de, worth double thése,prices. Boc shirt waists at Toys' 3100 walsts with separate collars or cqlars atéached. at 50c. Ladles' wool shawls at Zc and up to $2.60. Boyw' sweaters at nd Podles” Torney Tibbed knit veais and pants, flgéce lined, siiver or ecru, worth $dc. St aklra, hoavy Aebced Jersey Fibbed veats And pants, worth 60c, at s9c. n 40c. Bleached Table pure linen, 10 patterns to select from, qualit; “c at yd. . > Damask ~ Table SGe Table L DO ’l‘lhle Linen .M ml.l’ktl-ull the new pl!l.l‘n!. sc quality, at yd. . 75¢ Table Li Extra heavy Silver 10c | 12 13c A bargaln in coffes Golden bean coffee Santos coffee Government standa; ocha Golderi crown Mocha & Java . Ping suey tea very fine Formosa Oolong tea Imperial tea . Green Japan tea Sun dried Japan tea English_breakfast tea Young Hyson tea Basket fired tea Santa Clara evaporal Pan dried peas per Ib. Ao ¥ c |Gum drops Ladies’ fine jersey ribbed vests and pants, fine hand crocheted finished, in % wool, worth ,1@ at e, Ladies' fine red medicated wool vests and pants, worth §1.%, at $1.00 Ladies’ jersey ribbed fleece lined combi- natlon suits, worth 310, at coc. Ladies' wool mixed combination suits, in white and sllver, worth $1.50, at 98c. Ladles' fine jersey _ribbed combination suits, Stratfo and Harvard Mills make, p!r'f’ect fitting garments, % wool, worth $2, Ladies’ fine and_wool combination cuite, perteat fittln o{ and hand finished, worth Children’s .3 pants and drawers, fleece L, worth 25c, ¥ vests and drawers with g, worth 39c, at 25c. Chl aronl fleeco lined combination suits, Boys' oxtra b? vy comblnnllnn sults, In all sises, worth‘a t 88c. Big Linen and Domestic Department 400 Table Damask 25c, Snow White Union Damask, all the up- to-date pattern—c quallty, at y "80c Twble Linen 88c. The old home spun Table Damask, pretty pnunrn, 500 value, sc T8¢ Table Linen 40c. Full bleached fine, flll Linen Irfsh Table Linen Damask, T5c value [ MUSLIN AND HE Y TO B SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES. Grocery Department California apricots per Ib California prunes per Ib Choice Colorado peaches A BIG CANDY SPECIAL. 96 | Cream mixed candy per I Burnt peanuts per Ib..... Chocolate creams per Ib. per Ib Choice mixed candy per . Saited peanuts per 1 %ec | Fancy cream caramels D(-r 1. %o | Cream wafers er b, . Almond or maple fudge per 20 Ibs. granulated sugar This “rolls up,” leaving the skin Put up in 2-0z. jars, 5-0z. jars and pounds. Drug Special Egyptian Massage—the newest and best thing in massages— as pink and white as a sea shell. Sample free at our CLOTHES FOR MEN <~ > WOMEN OUR BOYS’ SUITS at $150 and $2.35 ARE THE GREATEST VALUES IN THE CITY. We don’t know of a single see these suits at $1.50 and $2.35 who did not buy. statement is made after a personal boys’ department. So, you sce, . great deal. person who has come in to This inquiry of the salesmen in the you have a right to expect ‘a You'll not be disappointed in the least, for there's a #special saving on every suit in the lot. All new fall weights in Norfolk and double breasted jacket styles,’the greatest suits at the price you have ever laid your eyes on. ONE HUNDRED AND TEN DIFFERENT STYLES AT TWO PRICES: $1.50 and $2.35 SCHMOLLER & MUELLER THE OLD RELIABLE PIANO HOUSE-1313 FARNAM ST. Do You Need a ° | LINCOLN PIANO? IF SO—HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY All the instruments on exhibition at the carnival grounds, all pianos returned from rental to concessionaires, and about three carloads which arrived too late from the factorles to be exhibited during Ak-Sar- Ben week, will go on sale tomorrow at prices to eclipse all previous records. People expect exceptional _values Schmoeller & Mueller's big piano house, and It Is to our interest to see that they are not disappointed. With this object in view, wo_shall offer. planos, fully guaran; teed 'for 5, 10, 15 and 20 years, at one-half A aven lens of thels oniginal value. One Ebony Upright, only... 53 at One Oak Upright, good condition, only One Steinwa. case, fully anly. , rosewood naranteed, One 'Kimball Upright, mingo mahogan only... One Kranich & Bach Grand, worth double the money, only..... NEW PIANOS FOR RENT-$3, $4 AND $ PER MONTH. Before purchasing pay us a visit of § ction or writo. for catalogue, prices terms. ' We guarantee you a'blg saving. Our easy terms of $10.00 cash and $.00 per month are in force during this special sale. Schmoller & Mueller Manufacturers and Largest Handlers of Pianos in the West. MAIN STORE-1313 Farnam St., Omaha. IOWA BRANCH—502 Broadway, Co. Bluffs. BRANCH—135 8. 11th St. The Bennett Compan Money Saving Sales in Grocery Dept, GREEN TRADING STAMPS FREE. BAKED BEANS, 1-b. can.. 3¢ JELLY, assorted, glass be GOLDEN SYRUP, 3-1b, can.. N BREAKFAST COCOA, %-lb. can. 13c PARLOR MATCHES, 600 in box.. dc IMPERIAL JAPAN, GUNPOWDER, per 1b.. per Ib.. COumry Butter, Dire: Drug De MAINF .69¢ 20c L L15 80c S85¢ 75c¢ LL14 20c 40c Face Powders, Tollet Towders, Tollet Soaps in prefusion, southeast cormer, Main Floor, Plerce's Favorite Pre- scription . Piso's Cure Fellow's Byrup Hypophosphates. Scott's Emuision Msltene Preparation Bwlfl'fi Specific, Pwirt's Bpecific large Holmes' Frostella POSTAL CARDS FREE Fresh Country Butter, per 1b. New, Fresh Goods at lowest prices, TELEHOPNE] 37. ERVES, assorted, 1-lb, jar. 9c LAUNDRY srup 8 bars.. % . 84 lh pmkue 10c bottle . - % PANCAKE OLIVES, SANTOS FEE, p Bennett's Capitol Coffee, per 1b.. ct from the Dairles. partment LOOR Eastman's Viol Cold Cream. Malvina Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery Ozomulsion at oss Albert's Remedy for Rheumatism Es) y's Fragrant an Bennett's Anti- Chap... (Vee-o-lay) Nentrifices, in Perfame section of Drug department, Boys' box calf, double extension sole, rock oak bottom 2 00 shoes. Little gents’, of the ' box calf, extension sole, low el, tip shoes, at.e REPAIBS Cooks, Ranges, Heaters and Furnaces. A REMINDER Now of getting your stoves and furnaee repaired or looked after; you will find your- self in great comfort when the approach ing WINTER sets in. | "Bennett’s Good Shoes For Boys and Cirls Are the Best. Little girls' box calf, extension sole, low heel, tp shoe at.. Ladies' Dongola patent tip, lace shoes, heavy or light sole, worth $2.50 and $3.00— T B The Bennett Gompany “WELOOIE” Now what do think of a slgn the above—IN RIBBON: the guaranteed Cure . Drug Department. Sample mailed to any address on receipt of 10c. Drug Department—Hayden Bros. HAYDEN BROS. Gold Crowns from $3.00. Work Guaranteed. Special prices continued until No- vember 5. We are here to stay. Consult the pro- e prices. Our well hlzl\ qu.lnlv Is in every fessors free. ) is always cor nt, and the fit Is Bittings, from .... ct. They're just i Set of Teeth for ... Teeth Extracted .. Union Dental Gompany, Room 4, open till 8 P, M. THE NEW FALL STYLES $3.50 and $5.00 We are showing more kinds and more styles of ladies shoes this fall than ever before, and we have never been so well prepared to suit all tastes In up-to-date foot- r for women, as we are this son. FRY SHOES at $5.00 or $3.50 at Douglas streets, Omaha, Neb. : '.'2?«.#L.“L"J‘,..fi,'.f"‘ AC )L—guaranteed Shoes that have remained in stock a long time become dry and hard- ened and crack easlly. Be careful that the leather in the shoe you buy is new stock. You'll be certain of it at our store. Every palr of shoes is this season’'s production. Style, dura- bility and fit is what you get when you buy of us. gives, satisfaction. Always $3.50;$2.50 Regent Shoe Co. 205 So. 15th St. Coid” Going West This Fallt Whether the journey Is for pleasure, Dusiness or health—for a few days or sev- eral weeks—nearby, to Oklahoma—or ‘oross continent to Callfornta—it will pay you in doliars saved, comforts galned and sights seen, to call or write me, and find out all about the low rate personally con- ducted excursions over the Santa Fe to Great Southwest and California. E. L Palmer, Pass. Agt, 49 Equitable Bidg, Des Motnes, Ia. OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS | " <1 i e 22 Are the Stove Repairers. K ‘,“,‘,’(:“:"} e 4 KR Tel. 960. 1207 Douglas St. Charles' Flesh L it A We Clean and Refinish | $100 1ler's Malt Whiskey -want it? $1.00 Pure Canadlan Malt Whiskey 7 " ( Pennyroyal Piils $1 OF NIGHT, Ladles' Dresses, Skirts, Waists and Jackets, just as they do in Paris. We remove all dirt, grease and germs and make them look like SGIIAEFER’ cuUT PRICE new, No danger of fading or DRUG STORE E. T. YATES, Proprietor. sbrinking the most delicate fabric. Our prices are right. Try us. Two Phones—747 and 707. 16th and Chicago Str Omaha. 407 Se 15th St. Tel 5200 Cheste t— $5.00, Only Five Dollars. Omaha to Bonesteel, 8. D., and back, Via the Northwestern Line, Special Excursion leaves Omaha Webster St. Station, Oct. 14’3 p. m. An exceptional chance to visit and view the great Rosebud reservation. Full information at City Offices 401-1408 Farnam THE ANTIOUE BOOK OONCERN % and 214 Karbach Blk, Buccessors to The Antiqurian id-hand books bought and sold. Col- school text books bought and sold. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Fine Photographic 11k are vetter than_others the [ e I PLEASE REMEMBER Wa Short line to Minden, Harlan, Manning, Carroll and Fort Dodge. Two trains each way. Leave Omaha at 6:2 a. m. and p. m. Leave Councll Bluffs at 6:45 a. m. and 3:10 p. m. For wmformation apply to Geo. ¥. Thomas, Gen'l Agt., room 3 Omaha National Bank bullding, Omaha, Neb,, and % Pearl St, Council Blufs, la €006 BUY A FARM on Monthly lastaliments. Farm homes in Polk and Barron Counties, Wisconsin, within from 60 to 75 miles from 8t. Paul and Minneapolls, $8 to $i6 per acre, upon payment of from 60 cents o $1.50 per acre cash, balance in three, five or ten years, on monthly paymeats. Monthly in- stallments of from §3 to 6 will procure farm. For mape and full information » ress. UECKE'S LAND AGENCY, Cumebriand Wisconsin That we sell the best g s in Sewing Ma chines and supplies. New Home, Domestic, White, Standard, H ousehold, and hers—strictly fi; cla tmachines with latest improvements. Satisfaction guaranteed In all our dealings. P. E. FLODMAN & C0., - 1514 I:apltnl Ave. Tal. 574 e age On Oct. 20th, the Iilinols Central R. R. will sell tickets to any point in Mississippi and Louisiana (Including New Orleans) on their lines, at rate of $23.35, &0od for re- turn 21 deys from date of sale. This offers a splendid opportunity for visiting the South and October is & good month to 8O, Partioulars at Ill. Cent. Ticket Office, No. 1402 Farnam St.,, Omaha, Neb. ——— R. V. COLE W. M. MCKAY. Cole-McKay company, undertakers and embalmers, 1517 Capitol uve. Teh 44 1522 Douglas St., Horss covers wade t fit your horse Omaba Tent and Awning Co., 1ith and Haroey streets. .ANK YOUR lAVINC. in DIAMONDS. A IMALL DIA- MOND is « COOD INVESTMENT, = BIG ONE is a better. Don't for- getthat OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE are Diamonds great and em»! ) 10 be had from $1000.00 down as low as 815.00 ALBERT EDHOLM, Jeweler. 107 NORTH SIXTEENTH 8T, -~ TIRED EYES Uncomtortable feeling—dimness of sight—means that you need glasses. Our optician is & graduate. If he fits glasses for you they will be properly fitted. You know our reliability. Look for the name. I. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler and Optician, '1816 Douglas Street. Secial Dance. The degree team of North Omaha Lodge No. 18 A. O. U. W. will give their first serfal bull at Washington hall, Thursday ‘evening, October 1. % ceots. T