Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 24, 1903, Page 12

THE OMAHA I')\ITY RFE' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1903. i || Coupon Sale quart, %c; Mich ty D THE RELIABLE STORE. HAYDEN BROS. Coupons with every purchase, The most liberal and valua CLOTHES FOR MEN N> wOMEN s T ok ble tickets ever given absolutely free with every purchase. | [ Radeson and a splendid company of players | 29‘: To still further prove that these coupons are absolutely free, note the prices quoted for the following sales. No other houn: Men,s Suits east or west can or will offer such values. will present for the first time In Omaha ‘Soldiers of Fortune,” a play by Augustus Thomas, based on Richard Harding Davis NOVEL OF the same fame. To. the novel 3r Cashmere, imitation French flannel, check and pluld RAON 1 Ter ite bt ity g ,' <'rm]|~—brn ded trmnmng and handsomely made up, Gma[ Silk sala Tuesday i and overcoats fiction. Mr son gives life to this cor it ception and relizes what has proven ages l h) 5 ears—on nah' llmsdn y, main | [P TU0E Gcul movilat of | resant s oot 1 el L L |} The best ready-to-wear clothes ever made are One lot fancy sflks, In black, white, red, 60 pieces Anthenta Iining silk, in biack | | atlons. The play telis the story of the fioor, at. . Lesove ediwunis | “and all_colors selling at lower prices | here than you hu;emt'i—n;é cuginecr, and . MeWittiams, i asistant, | B Children’s $3.80 g% 0 vl [ 109, Bigces fnest crepe do’chine ever of-|N and again pnld fpr the ordinnry kind. l.isten thwarted, +nd also tells of how Clay feil es ellk, in both plain figured and | per yard c P W s+ 1 — i love with Hope Langham and finally | Dresses at $1.50 new ‘novelty silis for’ to these prices. Reud every line cnrefully. Won her. “The engagenient 18 for twq nighti DUT R it s siptp g 50 Walkls and suite, per ye ... 69¢ | e only. | Men's $10.00 Overcoats, $7.50 Full long cut coats of neat all wool fabrics, with silk velvet ¢ exposition and wome other fine eftects 1y |l sailors and one picce styles— ! collars, several styles to select from every one 2 50 making a strong Impression on and st Sl S A uesday morning we will place on sale (put the pillow In, regular price the best $10 will buy in a regular way—You save. tog Orpheum patrons to talk thie week. | b s gy gt 3 g |in ,m"“\f,‘”,iu"i‘“ Gomigna; o0 ®ofe pillows | $L.0, on sale Tuesday, at each ‘ge‘ $ . it 4 : o Tho hovelty, ingentity and beauty of the |l Mbroidered— ages 4 to 14 years k Regular price HERE 18 A BNAD: i Men’'s Overcoats worth $13.50 for $10.00 production are aftingulsh s well os |l —on sale at— i \ g Tuesday for ... . e [ » & ¥ $1.00 BOF LOW SLIPS, ‘dc to] adies’ 15c turnover collare- Kersey and fancy mixtures, all wool, latest fall styles, o] each A pleasiug and Judging fre large pro. These goods are complete, all ready :r e o :r.v} ,wlmu-ly : golug (o B |l satin sleeve lining, broad padded shoulders and full backs e e S iy | é Are You Going Home to Spend Thanksgmngl Sl ie e glzsos kel R unusually big. - / it ‘ verco. AR 9 i ‘ : You Néed a Tl’llnk. Grlp or Suit Case: IPull of warmth, style and wear—We are glad to be able to | “Robert Emmet” was presented by J. | & LOOK AT THESE PRICES . | $2.50 Flannel Waists, $1.25 atry, S iunbe, g, (wiik, exirs QS Ry, DECANE WoL DN (RSN WL IO §8.1 BROther large And enthusiastc Audlence Ot | e ——— o @ ¢ steel trimmed, brass $7.50 more to get as fine elsewhere in the city—Ile must the Krug theater last night. The local An- ? A Moni{ and tray with full g i A cient Order of Hibernians shares in the re Immense lot of French Flannel Waists in reds, blues, ST Choia S rottn %) 1o W, 9 be hard to please who can’t find his 13 50 ’ sday . ' colpts for the balance of the Robert E: " > es of full stock leather, made o overcoat in this lot—at met engagement, which closes with matinee |l DTowns and greens—in all sizes, the very % “““';. lined” with ,i“"'; heavy M $10. 00 Suits for $7. 50 " tteh | ather handles, brass spring lock and H60 5 NS orfotrenkien ) 1 i ieather h rass eu’s uits for e e AR atest sty main/floor, at yreRular |'§.” . 1 / Newest styles are represented—all wool cassimeres, choviots, Okeat Western Ratlwag |@ $1-25 and $1.50 Panne Velvets at 59¢ Yard—1,000 yards of covered 'with enameled _rubber cloth, P47 ! piain and fagey colars and simost endloss. variotp: of patteruni-pe i1k B e 3 . . . iful 5 linen Jined, brass spring lock, side X 1 fectly tailored—would easily sell for $10.00, if that were our price ORI Lo nodli Y ochiiBbed . Crdiuat-aatiy | silk panne velvet, bought from an importer, in besutiful evening caiohes, Tegiar price #00- However, you pay $7.50 here SVOE s & Eodsiit BIaI to Bt Pail | shades, rose, white lilac, green, champagne, black and many and Minneapolis. The Fiyer running every || street shades—worth #1.25 and $1.50 yard, at.. ‘z'&'"‘ A SEX Men’s $13.50 Suits for $9.75 night to the Twin Cities fs unexcelled for |l panish Cloth at 10 Yard—The poptlas Dagish clotti Poany i From two to four dozen suits of a kind. The manufacturer wanted speed and comfort. The Day Express is e ' s I to get ready for spring business and was willing to sell them at any (ho best train for Fort Dodge, Mason City |J| 10 waist and skirt lengths—on sale at, yard.................... , orse p“ll ¥ price. Youll be as anslous to buy as we were. The fabrics are bost I and Austin. For furnur tnformation apply Medium hnulh 11-inch, fine hook French 3 ported and dmnmnr‘ worsteds and Mnl(h vh--\lvm« and the llke—best 5 " lasp, 6 gore dip hip corset, for medium \ e o Tef T o to IRGE F. THOMAS, 3 5 forna” with” ot Whalebone, i tallored, broad padded shoulders—shape retaining coats. General Agent, 1512 Farnam st, Omaha, | ol ed—he pporters o Neb ' b ,.«,"f:;n:"‘“.z'.z',, hite and Arat onty ' Men'’s $18 Suits for $13.50 3 1 The best hand-tailored styles, correct cut and elegant workmanship During November Blankets at 59c¢ Pair—Big heavy |Blankets at 98c—25 cases of very $ —the finest of all wool worsteds and Scotch mixtures. There's nothing A handsome water color photograph of cotton fleeced blankets, tans and large and heavy fleeced cotton but satisfaction coming to you from an investment in such clothing. You yourself included free with h order of $3 grays, worth 8¢, at, 59 blankets, white, tan and 98C expect to pay $5 more for such suits, or over. . Omaha’s best w color artist pait’, .. T mottled, worth $1.50, pr.. does the work, fnsuring the quality being the best. Stonecypher, photographer, 1312 Blankets tsl 39 Pair —Extra hcmv fleeced v!n'm Nnnkuks, full 11-4 Fornam street size, In white, gray PR SR = Fine Wool Blankets in white, groy | Fine Wool Blank full 114 s G A 4 A # PR e e Wool Blskets n i o " e BON'T PORGET IT Make Your Thanksgiving Breakfast of \.\\N Mary \unmn ugmx 77 years, at 1 heavy, not a pair worth lesy fleecy goods, very lm:n\- and L4 That Christmas is almost here and you haven't se- ¥ Made of storm serges and 3% oushy's et cecere spectacte, <in |[] CoMmeres in bluss, reds and - 1 o @Great Bargam; in s°fa Piliows. Paris,”’ repfoducing scenes at the French browns—the Peter. Thompson's 1 X 3 50 sofl pl"o'. I.QB 8. R, Patten, dentist. McCague buflding. Funerul feom r The s . e d to sho: o sl unetn) Yy e ety HST by Th dsomest line _we have ever had to show you. afternogn, e at 2 o'clock. In- 2 You could rpend a few minutes and a few dollars very :l-rflen[ ,.Il)m;:{:-x‘ l]J\\W‘r‘! rl-\'rrln-mrs"h!l-‘;mx:‘d: About 350 Pairs of Elegnnt Wool Blankets in white grey and tan, all I";"A’)l(:;:h(hor'Illh:ulrl..l:fl':". nvited. ed leaves three sons, o y and Alexander Gavin of Portlaad, Ore., and | extra size and weight, from the best California and Oregon < W, 3 i William Gavin, and one daughier, Mrs. J. |l mills, worth up to $7.50, at, pair. ) L b _LINDSAY' Jeweler and Optician, Richard, ¢f Omaha. 1516 Douglas Street. Il randeis & ;l randeis & . y— m— Delicious. Pure. Inexpensive. it e g ’ i LOOK AT ’EM Manufactured from LITTLE PIG PORI of our own raising And you know where to save money. Two @) stores to supply and the largest out- JONRS DAIRY: PARM, #ORTA MKINDQWE WiB. put of any drug store in Nebraska, tel's the tale. * Don't forget—we dellver any Order today from Now we know You are inter- ested in a win coat and you are going to! be mighty sor- % it $L00 Tler's Malt Whiskey . © e vy -that J08 Thanksgiving | S e Vitalized Air 3 0 T q e size Dr. Mass ]'me Balve . didn't look URKEY $1.00 Orrine—want it? .. { over our 1.800 $1.00 Temptation Tonic 25¢ For painless extraction of ) F AND CARVING SETS. |!> Mennen's Talcum Powder + 1480 teeth In safe, pleasant to :ake | patterns some Thank’&'““& Sales Are On. Order Ea"'! We have the carving sets—an e Ry AR g ekt el wiieued days ago; but GREEN TRADING STAMPS WITH ALL PURCHASES elegant line. of Foods n”dur "Boutn ‘omaha siord” for Stag Horn handles, $2.50 up. as In the Omaha store. MAYBE YOU never mind, we | We Close at "Mlll “llllkl‘ifll‘lg Dny—flrdor E.", Solid Silver handles, $10.00 up. EAN get soma o "em A, chanp Slsewiiere; ¢ R FOR MIL ., e e o 3 A LA A $1.00 Sexine Pills . $1.00 Swamp Root . R T T PR M T R N TN 11 | ter suit or over- T y i3 fhag e sl piacs I Oimab o Bouth Gladstone Bros. Co- can maké you Pearl handles, $10.00 up. Extracting What ahall it et up one inl} THANKSGIVING COOD THINGCS BROWN & BokstEM, || SCHAEFER’S §RlqSicha| Yittized Aie e’ i three daysand/ s . i Street. Fillings - upera glases? S ive it“right, All the good things in the grocery line sold here. ' opkiiies e o e . m—— | 1o ana ‘Ghicage Bt ORI 4 oo / ut lowest l"'m-r RN TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER |ifhons 5 oo oot 8208 | Taft’s Dental Rooms. Not made uesday loney Savers : Write for a Sample Copy. in either city. 1517 Dorglas Street, for anybody, Uneeda_Biscuits, Oatmeal, ‘ 3 3 packages 2 1b. PAckage +u.eereererreeas but just made Uneeda Biscults, 3c | P2 for you. per package .............. FAR 3 2-1b, Then you'll have the benefit M,',';'L’,}";‘;‘j“‘ LR Lemen Extract, of it this zero weather. Plum Pugding, HEADQUARTERS FOR TEAS AND ® s )t Pt vekkte bos ot Special xero prices on sults P“’“ll’hn”" B. F. Japan, 'l::rml Gunpowder and ' $20, $25, $30 and $35. Over- Hves. X Eng . g conts, $20 to $50 i R Ewketee, 880 0] ¢ - - ) \ French Mustard, Coffees Fresh Roasted. glass and spoon Hidg (J Santos Coffee, xoo rin] Maple Sugar, e Worcester Baicn, ) mgnnetvs Capiiol Gotten, " Last week’s contest excited so much interest that bottle.. ol TRLD Pickie, assorted Bothins Meciiont irest Datiss Dld 200 more prizes are offered this week to those, who oue Fr 'h Country Butter, n . . ; lAILOR Tomatoan :'u a8 find the greatest number of mis-spelled words in 09-211 South I5th St |§ b i B e # : __Fgwrmer«mns . PR Mohim A S 5o y011 our Want-Ad Pages. The contest starts with the N EPARTMENT, " Cream Cakes, n M 3 2 M e R R TR Witl a issue of Monday, November 23 and ends with that renowned superior chocolate creams. up from 5 b SPECIAL OFFER. TGN DR : of Sunday, November 29th. Read every want-ad Monte Christo, s Interest ye smokers 11b, box 50¢ ole—invineible 25¢ iss g * - o b B8 Ll s @ prlze carefully and get one of thc 200 prizes. Samples 1o taste free. Mixed Candles, 1 “;,K} 1141".‘\““.} 1¢ cigar, Pane-'3 78 1;3';“: II:;NW 3 S A few clear Havanas, 25¢ TR \ Agtedy Tt ! e 430 last zw.,... The Prizes The Conditions m Saramels, b, K each . - - 18t $10.00 Our S pecial Tharksgiviny bargains advertised Iin Sunday’s Papers 2nd 1 Dinner Set ding. This advertisement contains bar- ) are good for tomorrow’s tra 8rd 1 Dinner Set........ A with Thanksgivin, | & T a p s 0 fop 60 {haes. . The: whate: Sties . Shpe. 37 e 4th 1 Set “ldving Animals of the bargains. Woela i A s . Sth 1 Set vidfe of Napoiea three volumes . Bth 1,5t “life ot Napoieon Cut out the advertise ments and paste them X ’ on a sheet of paper. Underiine the mis-spelled YOU WILL HAVE REASON Tth hEPas L f g e e : | i ;1 s The person finding the greatest number of mis-spelled words will be awarded the first prize. In case of a “tie”, the person mail- ing answer first, according to the postmark on the envelope, will be given preference. All answers must be sent by mail a I B . name and address at the top of the sheet To be thankful If you use one of our Carving Sets 1o 9th §. e No person connected with The Bes Pub- your Thanksgiving turkey. Sterling silver handles, $11.25 Jopy ‘Plotures by s 10th | 4 shing Company will be permitted to enter Two Soles v fiie PEa fapines, B 10, N8 Y e G it gy ’ MAWMINNEY &RYAN CO. chance TR i Whes uish No abbreviations will be counted as mis- To the Heel 25" 5 DOUGLAS STREETS 184l b Copy s Goobe Faiki ook .. spelled words Goose Paint’’ [ & The 1908 edition of Webster's dictionary will be taken as authority Cut out the ads each day, mark the mis- spelied words, paste them all on a SINGLE sheet of paper and send the whole thing in [ =3 [ o o o cCCcC oo A broad toe, foot-form last with low ek 14th e e o flat heel, for the men who must be . — a ; other Goome Paint out doors. Pr— A -9 lflth N Book 4 N i 16th to "Dth,,f,}"". " _‘"“ complete after you have studied the Bundaz, While they are so ractical for o * " :';':',""::,“',sflk::w:,. I‘.,‘r:l"‘,f,':""‘:; Dl |~ 200 26th to 35th Eountain Pens, : November 20ta edition. Don't send in your business man—having the same stylish - h ’ 36th to 50th State M '.n:::rn.m;:‘lm:: end of the wesk or th.y‘ appearance as the $.00 shoes. ' Art Pictures, Two moles to heel—wide extension ) 51st to 200th 5.5 It & mis-spelied word eccurs In an adver edge—eail cloth lined and first qual- tllore ; tisement which appears more than once, ity of box calt. l 200 prizes ... .c.ccsomm v o 170.25 put only one copy of the “ad” on your Mat. ! Only $.50. [+] SN OALY rizes o A : : A Medical Expert Send all answers by mml, addressed ‘*Want Ads’ Department, DREXEL SHOE co., 0 Yo v R o TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER o T 8 St Omala Dally B o5, Omsha Ouly Ome Varieosele. o Beed Polecs. stricturs. Omaha’s Up-to-Dats> Shos nm? TWENTIETN CENTURY FARMERJ:::_ Write for & Cony.