Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 23, 1903, Page 10

/ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1903, JBRANDEIZ. Greatest Remnam Sale New York Dressmaking Stock The Gigantic Sale of the Past Week Has Left Us With Many Remnants—To Be Sold Below Cost. 69c 49c 2S¢ vor today. A YARD FOR ALL THE $2.50 DRESS GOODS Bvery concelvable color and style, Bilk Volles, Voiles, Crepe Eoliene, Gloria, ete., A YARD FOR ALL THE $I AND $150 DRESS GOODS Tallor cloths, Voiles, Etamines and everything in high fa- Etamines, in the new party shades. A PIECE FOR SETS OF IMPORTER’S SAMPLES e £ o e e e e e A S Another lot of those famous French and German Dress Goods, heavy cloths and lighter weight goods, every color and style, three or more pleces allke, enough for walsts, coats, skirts, etc. 19¢c YARD FOR 50 CENT FLANNELS, WAISTINGS, ETC. French Flannels. ¥cotch Flannels and Waistings, in all col- ors, stripes and fancles, and enormous variety. French Flannel Henrl- ottas, Veilin waists and lece . Cashmeres, c., for Longer lengths of all the fine Dress Goods—a plece Silk Remnants from the Big Sale Fine Plain and Faney Silks—In Taffetas, Foulards, Shirt t Silks, ete,— worth up 1o one dullnr s yard— ‘ancy Panne, yard 29c ' 59c¢ Remnants of black peau L sole and taffeta, 2 to 13 yard lengths, one half thelr value. DRESS TRIMMINGS FROM THE DRESSMAKIXG STOCK Fine Dress Trimmings and Laces—in remnants York dressmaking stock—f Bt cievenvnreenne pecial from the great New 10c-19¢-25¢-39¢-49c¢ Special Remnant Sale in the Basement Fine Mercerized Waistings, in short mill lengths, worth 75¢, go at— L AR Cottonude, for boys' pants, in mill lengths. go at— yard Heavy red duck skirt- ing, at, per yard Fanc; clot! yal grades of Can- vlon Flannel, 5 ' c per ‘wort] h lZ'/le Mercerized dorbll fold K."T.?’i‘fl' I lengths, 1 5C silkoline— per yard, only” ... Lini: 3. K. Brandeis & Sons RAILROAD ASKS DISMISSAL \'nb- Pacifio Fil tests from o} Freeh Answer to Pro- Omaha The, defendants In the case of Magdalena Pivonka against Frank Koutsky, mayor, and the councll of the city of South Omaha, filed thelr answer in the district court yesterday. This is the suit instituted by freeholders in South Omaha, asking for an injunction to prevent the council of that ecity from passing an ordinance opening up and ex- tending certain streets for a right-of-way for the Union Pacific rallway. The de- fendants deny that the granting of the use of certain streets would work firre- trieyable injury to the protesting free- holders. A dismissal of the suit at plain- tfr's cost is asked. Red Hot from the Gun Was the ball that caused horrible ulcers on G. B. Steadman, Newark, Mich., Buck len's Salve soon cured him. e For sale by Kuhu & Co:” When you are talking into your trans- mitter with your lips close to the mouth- plece and you do not hear the other party 1t is because he Is not talking with his lips close to he mouthplece and you should tell bim so. Horée covers made to fiL your horse Omaha Tent and Awning Co, Uth and Harney streets. Oriminal Court Notes. In the criminal division of the district court the case of the State of Nebraska mgainst A. V. Todd was called. The de- fendant s charged with embesziement. It is al that he failed in his capacity as agent to turn over to the life insurance company for whom he was working the sum of $376. The jury in the case of the State of Ne- braske against John D. Smith and James of gullty. -l er to the city of Omaha in Beptember after a astru r{[ls secured a two-cent Bostags stamp and & plece of tobacco. “The stranfer had % cents on his person, but Chambray gingham printed wall o 2} Comforter sateen and wnbflc. best per S5c 20 Forty-inch fine lawns, per yard— 6;C only woieeees wennn Outing flannel in mill rth 1 6ic Baby flannel, plain col- ored and dainty Q y singe 5o 8c Fleece back flannel, Der Lc| 25 J.!.m&’au EI"‘? T doubtless ?;‘- onuall !or the fact nm ¢ had as much according to a version of the affalr which was given at the court house. failed to locate. Announcements of the Theaters. The hit made by “The Country Girl" in London, New York and other metropolitan centers has been repeated in Omaha. This latest of the “girl” series of mysical come- dies is well worthy the attention it has re- celved from its managers and the patron- age the public hae bestowed upon it. Its catchy songs, sprightly music, pretty cos- tumes and the capable company that is presenting it make up one of the best at- tractions the Boyd has to offer this season. It ‘will be repeated this evening and on tomorrow & matinee and evening perform- ance will be given. Hoyt's “A Bunch of Keys" will be the following aftraction, with two perform- ances on Sunday. The attraction at the Krug theater tonight and tomorrow afternoon and night will be ,the pecullar comedlan, W. B. Patton, in the beautiful pastoral play “The Minister's Son.” This is & new attraction for the Omaha public, but it has been a great suc- cess in the eastern cities for two seasons, For the matinee Saturday the Krug theater popular price of 2 cents for the best sats will prevall. George Westerdahl, the Omiha boy, will be a special feature of the bill at the Or- pheum tonight. This is his first prof nal appearance and he should make & “go” of it. He will make application for an engagement around the Orpheum cir- cult. Mr. Westerdahl has lived in this city all his life, and for the past dozen years he has been employed at the trans- fer station between here and Council Blufts. Many people become angry when told how to use a telephone and yet very many peo- ple do not use it properly. Talk with your lips close to the mouthplece. To Sto) SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.—Orders have been iasued, according to Mujor Gevol, gen- eral superintendent of the transport serv- “AYDE“S Wonderful i WWIWCoupon Sale Coupons with every purchase. The most liberal and valua- ble tickets ever given absolutely free with every purchase. To still further prove that these coupons are absolutely free, note the prices quoted for the foljpwing sales. No other house east or west can or will offer such values. Y Friday is Remnant Day In Omaha’s Greatest W4 Ilomusho Room. ALL THE REMNANTS OF WOOL GOODS, C FLANNELS, WILL BE N SALE IN THIS GREA’ NOMINAL PRICE. $1.00, $1.50 AND 313 WOOL DRESS GOODS Remnants_of nlj. woo\ sibelines, ail_wool Yoile, all wool cheviots, all wool henti- wonh up to I se 1000 FOLL PIECHSS | etttas, all wool etamines'and other good o worth up to $1.98 per yard—all wil &0 on snle at two prices— derman and French flannelettes, imported | nd c percales, dark colors. 38 inches wide, and | o) eavy Venetlan stripes, the very ilatest at 49c paistings—worth up to He— 2‘° e, will go at the counter ECES— | Victorin, Gever _and_Eclipse flannelettos, extra heavy and fine, great sellers. for on_one !VRE';_OHXY. at, yard . nghams, Scotch | house dreses and kimonas, worth L Tie 19C VALL 8.0 remnante of Scotch mercerized | up to 1%c—Frida 1* 500 FULL PIRCE flannelettes, worth up to 19, Friday. | 96 | French fiannelettes, in dark and fancy col- 15C VALUBS— ors, just the goods for children’s fall madrasses, zephyr ginghams, 5,00 remnants ot dark plaid ginghams, | and winter dresse se TTON GOODS, LINENS AND DEPARTMENT AT ONLY A and white and black and white Royal pleques, medium colors, in yard wide per- cale and other novelties In cotton. drgss Castimeres jacquards, fancies and other half wool goods, worth 8%¢, 49¢c, 69 _and Ynings and extra heavy s fancy colored seersucker ginghams, biué! Worth up to 150—Friday ...c.ce we v Flannel Department. Remnants dark outing flannel— worth l0c—per yard . Remnants 36 inches wide extra lood cflt flannel, worth N%c per yard Remnants of white wool flannel and em- brofdered flannel, less than cost. 114 £ull sise cotton bed blankets— THE RELIABLE STORE. % DOZ. NAPKINS, 60c. EXTRA LARGE ALL LINEN BLEACH- ED NAPKINS, WORTH 8 A DOZEN, A8 LONG AS THEY LAST, % DOZ. for Sic A‘/ac LINEN CRASH, e EX HEAVY BROWN cmsu s‘/.c quality, at 6c a yard. 60c TABLE LINEN Heavy cream homelyun TABLE LINEN, 60c quality, at 28¢c a 8%e MUKL!N ONB BIG TABLE " HEAVY BROWN INDIAN HEAD MUSLIN, WORTH 8%0 a yard, LONG MILL ENDS, at bc a yard. e SHEETS, 47%c. LINEN FINISH BLEACHED SHEETS- 24 wide, 2% yards long, 65c values, at 47%c 10c PILLOW SLIPS, T%c. BLEACHED P‘-;lfifw CASES—42x38, size ~100 guality, at 50 REMNANTS ALL KINDS OF e R lengths AT REGULAR PRI TABLE LINEN. FROM - Suits and Cloaks. Another lot of beautiful sufts received. Every express brings us new sults and coats. These come in browns, blues and blacks. 76 sample suits to be sold at about one~ hailf price Women's sults, made of finest quality Ly man's wool cheviot, in blue, brown and black—there are no better in America for $2%—our price only $17.60. ‘Women’s suits, made of very heavy chev~ fots, beautifully trimmed and satin lined— worth $18.50, for only $12.00. A most beautiful line of women's suits for style and dignity, full taffeta lined coats, compare well with the $35.00 sults—our price only $47, Wormen's 1000 coats. On this price we stake our reputation— W claim_ 1t to be the best coat for the price to be found anywhere and will cheer- Bty retuna your money if you find x bot- B O ataern, Sined with the. famons. Bkin oul rs, ling 8 of satin, and come tn sibelines and ker. coats here not as Haow md—o r rlu u ‘l‘lll':l ‘.dp'hle" ‘W. .Eg'g all "'l:h new #tyles and trimming at go wi Sexutieul purmenta—3is eac Friday is Wrapper Day in Our Moak Dept lined wrappers made of good quality of material for oply 89¢. %:I;‘l:n!‘::lv; fll::l fl.fifl“. ‘rl‘n‘lldo ‘with 16-inch . fiounce, ' trimmed and f braid, regular , quality for 8c. ('ové‘gn'l-e:l ;:nsl!u:“ln percale wrappers—worth $2.5 for-only $1.48. Extra Special black sateen underskirts for 750 each. shoulder shawls for 25c. Eiderdown and flanelette dress ing sacques for 39c. Friday Remnant Silk Sale. 6,1 remants of fine silk, black silk in plain taffeta and Peau De Sol, black fanc; silk “p‘?nn colored taffetas, fancy walst wliks, trimming silk, lhe greatest asso ment of remnants ever shown by any house in aity, 1 8y 134 to mv--unu for you can save money on every silk remnant you buy at en's Frida) HAYDEN BROS. YOU GAN'T PLEASE IIS better than to compare our prices with others—we will \take chances, THEN, of having your busfness. $1.00 Peruna—all you want at. e Castorla—the genuine a $1.00 Plerce's Medical Discove @ Plerce's Favorite Prescription at. Celery Compound ai 00 Celery Norvie &t 100 Temptation Tonic 0 Warner's Safe Cure 0 CRAMER'S KIDNEY CURE' o arantes Cramer's Kidney _cure. Wi RIBBON LIaU0 Nidock's. Plastars-genuine: %c Doan's Kidney Pllls B0 Cuticura Salve. LINEN We Clean and Press Golf skirts for Toc; Lined skirts, $1.25; Flannel walsts, 50c; Silk waists, T5o; Men's suits, §1.50 and Overcoats, $1.50. Men's suits, 1150 and Overcoats, $1..50. All work guaranteed. Try us. THE PANTORIUM 407 So. 15th St Tel. 963 OMAHA. {ce, for the troop ships to stop at Hono- lulh and at Guam on every trip to the Orient and that & stop will be made at the first named city on each return voyage. Some of the boats may also call at Naga- saki to Chocolates CUT PRICE DRUG STORE sonnzra’ifi” B. T. YATES, Proprietor. West This Fallt? ‘Whether the journey is for pleasure, busi- ness or health—for a few days or several Tine Saed Time Saved Time S A Great Skirt Purchase 1,000 Women's Walking Skirts go on Sale Friday. We bought the entire surplus stock of a well known skirt manufacturer at less than 40c on the dollar—We are going to sell them the same way. They are made of the best materials—such as meltons, chev- iots and swell mixtures—all this season’s newest shapes. Faultless in fit and workmanship—Here is your chance to get a stylish up-to-date Walking Skirt for less than the material would cost you. We Have Divided the Entire Purchase Inte Three Lots: LOT 1—$7.50 VALUE— LOT 2—$10.00 VALUE— LOT 3—$12.75 VALUE— AT.... o000 UNION PACIFIC BUYS A TICKET AND Sleeping=-Car Berth VIA Yo CALIFORNIA or OREGON 0 DETOURS. 0 CHANGE OF CARS. 0 CHANGE OF ROADS. “The Overland Route” all mg. Full tnformation eheerfully furnished on applicssion to OITY TIOCKET OFFICE, 1324 FARNAM ST ‘Phone 316 ' Special Sale of Scarf Pins 300 14 K Solid Gold Scarf Pins At $1.50 Elegant new goods at a speclal prica The nicest ever sold for the price. We will be glad to show them to BROWN & BORSHEIM, 223 South 16th Street. Time Saved tetes e yow way Timo Saved s | e i " T v et | Tine Saved Stove: Range andipy gapyq | Timo Saved 1 stk Time Saved Time Saved THAT'S WHYITime Saved Time Saved 0'“"";“"‘ Time Saved Tine Savg. RePA WOTKS 7igy suvg Time Sayed 1207 Bouglas Strectying Saypq Time Sared TIMB S8VEA Time sared Depaty State Vetarinaries. ¥ood Inspector. I-L!&I"IBGIDTTI‘ DV, S Ofics and Infrmary, Sth and Mason Sts Cut Price Perfield, Plano Co. Bee Bldg., Room 7. Telephone 701 Weber, Story &Clark, Ludwig Schjlor, weeks—nearby, to Oklahoma—or ‘cross con- *4.90 %6.90 for you in trading at Bennett’s. Our bargains are unequaled for money saving and green trading stamps go with every sale. This makes Bennett’s the biggest and best item in your household economy. Remnants! Remnants! ANOTHER DAY—FRIDAY-—WILL BE DEVOTED TO AN ENORMOUS SHOWING OF REMNANTS, WE MAKE REMNANTS EVERY HOUR, REMNANTS OF LINENS, DOMESTICS, SILKS, DRESS GOODS, LACES, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, ODDS AND ENDS IN WO- MEN’S AND CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY AND GLOVES. REMNANTS OF 84 SHEETING— 16 VALUE 250, PRICE ; 10C REMNANTS OF 9-4 SHEETING— 18c¢ VALUE 29C, PRICE ...... < REMNANTS OF CANTON FLANNEL— 8! VALUD: 140, BRICHY . s ot s g SDRC REMNANTS YARD WIDE SHAKER 121 FLANNEL—VALUE 25C, PRICE........ /QC REMNANTS OUTING FLANNELS— 2 VALUE 1240 AND 15C, PRICE............ C Perfumes! Perfumes! From the best makers of France, Germany, Italy, England and America. ‘e have the most select of all. La France Rose Extract— 25c per ounce ...... Violets (Vee-o-lay) Vi le er ounce Violets (Vi per ounce Piraud's Bdhfllle( Foucefl per ounce Swan Down Powder— per boX ...eeeie . 14¢c ne g . 20¢ . 20¢c Viclets (Vee-o-lay) Amber Royal—per ey e i R r DOX ... ) 30c Violets (Vee- Jor ouhes': . 37¢ Face creams, dentrifices, manicure goods, tollet soaps, all found in perfume section of drug department. 75¢ 1.35 1.75 Ping Pang— per ounce Bastman's Nile Carnation— per ounce B Eastman's Blue Rose— per ounce ....... Pinaud’s Greek Lilac (quint essence)—per ounce Pinaud’s White Rose essence)—per ounce Pinaud’s Chrysanthemum (quint essence)—per ounce. b e lay) Chy pre Most Popular Grocery in Western Country bought direct enables us to save our customers GREEN TRADING STAMPS FREBE Free postal cards, Telephone 187, FRIDAY SPECIALS. .28c | Pikie Cooos every purcha Bennett's Capitol Coffee, per pound Bantos Coftee, fresh roasted, per pound Imperial ‘Japan Tes, Det pound .. Tea_Siftin per_poun Gunpowder, per poun Fhoan Conatsy Buner per pound Beaneit's Ca Bmcu Fru Rolled Oats, 1b. packige onsin Cream 2-1b, package , Rice, per pound only . G(-lden Eyrup- 3-1b. can . Ollives, bottle ... Frld-y C-ndy Dop-rtmcnl Spocln Chocolate Crea: ok per pound ——————————————————————————————— A Car of Colorado Fruit for Friday Mrs. J. Benson Knit Underwear For Ladies and Children We are showing a very complete line in light, medium and heavy welghts—in cotton, fleeced, part wool, all wool, sllk, sllk and wool. Nice quality Black Ootton Tights, 58c; Wool Tights, 75¢ up to $2.00; Mercerized Tights, pretty as sllk, colors, black, white, piuk and blue, prices $1.26, $1.75 and $2.25; Vests to matech. Ohildren's Black Tights and Drawers, 45¢ up. Knit Corset Covers, in cotton, wool, part wool, silk and silk and wool long or short sleeves; price, 25¢ up. A large and handsome line of Outing Flannel Night Dresses for ladies and children. tinent to California—it will pay you in dol- lars saved, comforts gained and sights seen, to call or write me and find out all about the low rate personally conducted excursions over the Banta Fe to Great Southwest and California. E. L. Palmer, Pass. Agt, 49 Equitable Bldg., Des Moines, Ia. Very many of the errors in telephone service are caused by the subscribers them- selves. A subscriber calls for 13%. He gives the 1 rather faintly and the 3% in & louder tone of volce and central hears only the 386. If parties would give each number distinctly many errors could be avolded. Short line to Carroll and Fort Dodge. Two trains each way. Léave Omaha at 6:0 & m. and 2:46 p. m Leave Councll Bluffs st 6:46 & m. and 310 p m. Foe information apply te Geo. F. Thomas, Gen'l Agt, room 313, Omaba National Bank bullding, Omaha, Neb., and % Pearl St, Councll Bluffs, Ia. R. V. COLE. W. M. MCKAY. Cole-McKay company, undertakers and embalmers, 187 Capitol ave. Tel 64 l(opnoldh(thowudmlm your lips close to the mouthplece of ¥ wmm“mmvm be much laproyed EDDING lNVITATlONS; ANI‘;OUNCEMENTS, AT HOME, RECEPTION, 'ADDRESS CARDS, ENGRAVING, STAMPING, EMBOSSING. Engraving for Business, Bank and Private Stationery—Initials, Monogram: Crests, Herwldic Devices engraved to order and S embelllshed in gold, silver or colors. WRITE FOR SAMPLES AND PRICES—— THE MOYER STATIONERY CO. 220-222 SOUTH 16TH STREET. Th‘ betrothal ring should be a DIAMIOND SOLITAIRE. The giver should remember 10 ma:e s VALUABLE as well as BEAUT.FUL: for diamonds are the best invesiment of the day—increasing in value at the rate of 16 per cent per annum, Some particularly fine gems O2PPIJITE THE POST OFFICE. ALBERT EDHOLM, Jeweler. 107 NORTH SIXTEENTH 8T, — e em———— c“t Glass Have just received a shipment of Cut Glass, which we offer for sale at a small margin. Don't fail to see our new American Pedometers. They are O. K. P. E. FLODMAN & CO., Jewelers, '%'4 fapito) Ave- What | Guarantee back anytime within one year fro, Gute any diamond bougat of me, less 10 per cent of the price pal 15th and Dodge lezs and Rluzs uud Rings Opals, §2.00, up—Garnets, §2.00 up—Seal Rings, up with monogram—Turquol.e, Fancy Stohe 18K wedding Rings, Tiffany Wedding all prices—Spend 4 few minutes in o the name. S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler and Optician Street. 1516 $2.00 Rings, Rings, Band Rin, r store. look foi ART GOODS FOR GIFT. Marble and Ebony Pedestals, Jurdiniers, Umbrella Vases, Austrian Vases, Rookwood P otte Bcoteh Motto Russién Souvenir Cups, Fayrille Glass, Gl Bronze F etc. Come and see the pretty things for gifts Mvors, OF write 10F catal Mawhinney & Ryan Co., lers ond Art Stationers, 16th and Jo'éru B A Douglas Sts., Omaha. ll.lMl. Roym Bonn re,