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Monday's Special Barpains Offer Hare Sawing Opportunities for ,he Economical Bayers
The
Leadlnj Dress Gjois H?o$g of fie West
Overstocked and Warm Weather Price Cutting Commences RlffM
75 pieces of Imported Bearskin,
Leopard skins, etc., all colors
that sell at $3.00, $4.00, $5.00,
$6.00, $7.00, $8.00 and $10.00
yard, at, yard
G9
yard, all cut In two.
100 pieces of Blacks and Colored,
sells at 91.25 and $1.60, will go, Popular meed Wool Dress Goods
all wool Panamas, strictly
at
88
all wool
3)s
75 pieces Blacks end Colored, sells
all wool Storm Serge... 49
at $1.75 and $1.98
$1.25 76c
Serge
$1.00 Storm
100 pieces Blacks and Colored, $1.25 and $1.50 Panamas.. G9
75
sells at $2.25 and $2.60. .$1.49 60c Storm Serge, $1.25 values,
100 pieces Blacks and Colored,
at
75
sells at $3.00 and $3.50. .$1.03 $1.00 French Plaids
6t)
75c pieces Blacks and Colored, $1.00 Scotch Plaids
4JJ
ells at $4.00 and $5.00. .$2.30 Mail Orders Paid Strict Attention.
Now.
60 places of Black and Colored
Dress Goods, sells now at 11.00
THK RELIABLE STORE
Sheets': Pillow Cases
In onr High Grade Linen Dept. Monday
$1.10 Sheets, 81x90, each
83
$1.00 Sheets, 81x90, each
794J
89c Sheets, 81x90, each
69
79c Sheets, 81x90, each
G5
75c Sheets, 81x90, each
5f)t
69c Sheets, 81x90, each
55f
65c Sheets, 81x90, each
49
90c Sheets, 72x90. each
69
85c Sheets,' 72x90, each
79c Sheets, 72x90, each
5J)
75c Sheets 72x90, each
55
69c Sheets, 72x90, each
49t
65c Sheets, 72x90, each
45
60c Sheets, 72x90, each
grade dimity Marseilles Bed
75 high
Spreads, full size, cut corners, worth
j. 00 each, special Monday, each... S3. 35
n
customers should take advantage of our popular mall order
good hoar unbleached, 7 Ho
. ,.34o
value at
bleached muslin, 7 Ho value,
at
3Ho
Extra heavy unbleached muslin, 8 So
6o
value
Best heavy aableacbed muslin, 10a
value
SUo
Bo
Fine lOo cambric
Fine liVie cambrlo
7Vo
sheeting,
16o fine bleached
t yards
wide at
17ito
Lockwood. bleached, 80o
10-ln-
We defy
bleached, 10-- 4
II Ho
damask, highly merHell at 69o; Monday enly B5o
cerized,
t8-imercerized damask, 60c quality,
at
i4o
Turkey Red damask, 190 grade... ISo
15c linen crash
SVjo
12M;C linen "crash
. ..7V0
10c purely all linen crash
.Co
Cotton crash,
value at
100 different bargains too numerous to mention.
Mail orders filled until Friday.
Lockwood,
60-i- n.
(Jet-ma-
6c
Rousing Rug
Bargains
30
Skirls Made to Measure
$1
Beginning Monday, Oct
Biggest Assortment in Omaha for
Selection, Highest Quality Goods at
Less Than Elsewhere,
Brussels Rugs
f 18.00
$12.00
9x12 size, big range of patterns lor
eelection.
912.60 Brussels Rugs.
.$9.25
9x11 Heavy Brussels Rugs, 11 patterns for selection.
$30.00 Best Axminster Rugs. $21.98
9x12 size, more patterns thau in any
other house In the west.
50.00 Royal Wilton Rugs. .$34.75
Nothing better made. Immense assortment for selection. Look for the
name "Royal Wilton."
$20.00 Brussels Rugs
$14.98
18 patterns for selection, 9x12 size,
only one seam. Same quality rug as
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t2hcHousef'ng
12-ln-
,
fl.a
Ladles' Tleeced Underwear, worth lie a gar- -'
inent, special Monday
49o
at 26o, 3 so and
Ladles' Union Bolts, good
f leeoed garquality,
ments, all sites, great
bargains, S9o and.. Mo
Children's Wool Union
Bnlts, 11.50 quality, all
98o
size, at
Ladles' Testa or Pants-He- avy
fleeced garments,
(Trent snap. 15c and BOo
Children's Union Suits
All elites, special at 85o
Mall Orders Promptly
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ruled.
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Dept.
Hangers any of tho
above articles for 19V,o
Flour
and
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Gossip About Noted People
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loved, he was stricken suddenly with parahe died. It seemed
lysis, and July 31.
as If, with his speech against President
Grant, some spring of action which had
kept him fighting broke. The rest was
peace.
Bnsr Life of thr Kaiser.
The German emperor riss at 6 a. m., and
sometimes earlier, if the press of business
Is unusually heavy. At 0 o'clock he reaches
h's workroom, dr'nks a cup of tea or
bouillon and eats a sandwich, and then he
aeats himself before a great desk and commences his labors. At 7 o'clock the emperor receives reports from his adjutants
and ministers, devoting three hours to tills
task. During this Interval he also audits
bills for household euppltes, scnnrjng the
accounts of tradesmen with great care.
At 10 or 10:30 the emperor breakfasts with
his family, his favorite morning meal
of oatmeal, bacon and eirgs. After
breakfast the emperor usually goes for a
strcll, but by o'clock, at l itest, he Is bark
lection.
"And now," he said, "1 want you to tell at hla office.
tn where I can find notices about Grant
Grant aa President.
In my sorapbooka.
Tou remember where
A number of striking lncMer-- t of iht
you pasted them In. I don't." He got the
of General Grant in changing his
crapbooks and I put slips of paper In to
of view from that of military rom-- n
mark the references he wanted. As I rose poinl
at.dt-- r to the chief civil magistrate of the
to go, he said:
States are given In Carl Fchuri's
rnlted
"Crook, I have com bark to the senate
In McClure's magazine. "Tits
with two purposes. One Is to do what I leminlsrences
tays Mr. St hurt,
can to punish the southern brigadiers. They ckakioom of the senate," one
arjuther with
senators amused
led the south into secession, and they have "where
day, continued to huts
"
He the gossip of the
The othtjr
bad their deserts.
with anecdotes about President Grant's
paused, and his face darkened.
n"tlor,s of the nature and functions
"What is the other, Mr. Johnson?" I curious
civil government. One of these anecof
asked.
told by a senator who was consid"The other la to make a speech against dotes,
one of the best ianyers In that body
ered
Grant. And I am going to make It this and one t the moat Jealous of the char-titsession."
of his profession, was particularly
He made the speech In less than two significant. He heard a rumor that Presiweeks from that evening. It was a clever dent Giant waa about to remove a federal
one, too, and bitter. Every point of Gen- J'.dse In ne of the Lrrltcrli-- of the lnltd
eral Grant's career which inlglit be consid- HuteJ. The fen.
happtm-to know th-ered vulnerable was very skillfully at- Judge aa a lawyer of excellent ability and
tacked. The fact that he had t iken Rifts uncommon llt:usa for the bench, at-ha
nd that It was suspected he d.-- red u
to remonstrate
ent to the presldon
Mr.
third term were played upon.
nft so extreme a measure :s the reto moval of a Judge unless there were cogent
Johnson did what he htd Intemled
do, had been Inteoditg to do ever since reasons for it comedo J with the adminishe left the White House. He was the tration cf the office.
best btter I ever knew.
"President Grant admitted that, as far as
He went back home at the end of the he knew, there was no. allegation of the
session, and then to vlalt his daughter.
of the Judge, 'but,' he added, 'the
Mrs. Stover, la eastern Tunnessee.
There, governor of the territory writes ir.e that
given Up to the family assentations he he cannot get along with thai Jud.'S at all,
4uaaj tSk and wlin tua grandchildren he and is vary aaxloua to be rid at bun; and
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Hen's Shirts or Drawers,
in fine Australian wool
or camel's hair, made to
sell at $2.60 a garment,
on sale at
11.00
Ken's Shirts or Drawers,
In fine, quality natural
wool, $2.00 a garment
values, at
fl.SB
Ken's Camel Hair Shirts
or Drawers, natural
gray, slnigle or double
breasted, worth up to
$2.00 a garment, at 8o
Ken's 11.60 All Wool
Underwear, grays, tans,
and colors, at
75o
Ken's Combination Bolts,
ilk and wool, all wool,
or extra heavy cotton,
values to 16.00 a suit.
In three big lots, sale
prices 93.98, 1.93, 91.60
Ken's Wool f 1 e e o e d
Shirts or Drawers, $1
garments, greys or fancies, at 460, 39o and 89e
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has taken another advance
will still go higher; we adour customers to buy all
can afford; it means a big
saving- to you In the near future.
We bought five carloads before
the advance and while It lasts we
will give our customers the. benefit of this purchase. 48-l-Tor Monday's sale only, per
saok.
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si.iis
This Is the highest patent flour.
10 bars best brand Laundry Soap
26o
for
The best white or yellow Corn
per
16o
sack
Ml,cans Assorted
Soups.... 7 40
The best hand picked Navy Beans,
per lb
60
6 na. choice Japan Rice for... 25c
The best Pearl Tapioca or Sao.
Co
lb
ficr best
Domestic Macaroni, per
or double the quantity
for
85o
OTKXB BAXOUXI
MONDAY
76a Japanned Mall Boxes
Monday for
390
Men's S1.2S Handled Axes
89o
for
$1.25 large, heavy Lantern
80o
for
Any brand Food Chopper
8 So
nmde for
11.00 Waffle Irons, bent
79o
made
ClOSIHO OUT WIJTDOW
ax. ass
90 per cent discount on
all Window Ulass Monday,
Klectrlc Wall Paper Cleaner, Gold Paint, Aluminum
Ptove Pipe Knainel, Iron
Knarnel, etc., etc., Monday
J Co per can,
and brush
free with everv can.
Monday we will hare the
biggest sale ever held on
Woahlsg Machines, $4.93
Amdrew Johnson's End.
1KUE was one man of those
whom hs considered his enemtes
whom President Johnson had
not forgiven, relates W. H.
Crook In Tho Century. It was
only a day or two after he took
his Boat 1n the senate that he sent for me
to come to his hotel the old Wlllard, on
Pennsylvania avenue. I found him, on a
nearer view, looking very little changed. H
was older, of course; there was mote gray
In his hair; his whole face looked bleached.
He seemed finer to me, nut less strong, but
nor delicate. There were no more lines
in his face; those that had been there
Vers deeper graven; that was all.
I asked for all the family, and he told
me what there was to . Mrs. Johnson,
I knew was still living, but poor Robert
Johnson had died soon after his father
He spoke to me
returned to Tennessee.
of them both. The grandchildren were
growing up. He told me of his flghta fur
As a Paris made glove fits
your hand, so will this
"Queen Quality" Shoe fit
your foot. But fit is only
one of a dozen reasons
why women prefer "Queen
Quality" shoes. $3, $3.50, $4
psicra.
mm
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f HU
$15, $18 to $22.50
Men's Suits
39c, Wc, 79c
Black Silk Specials
Three Great
$1.00 Black Dress Taffeta, 36-lwide.
Black Dress Tafwide,
feta,
wide.
feta,
guaranteed ..$1.05
guaranteed
guaranteed
ttO
Mall Orders Given Prompt and Careful Attention.
$1.25 Black Dress
n.
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If f VII U a f
Wash Goods and Cotton Dress Goods
In Our Famous Domestic Room.
Paclflo Flanneletts, best made, 10c
cloth
7M
16c Cloth
10
19c Cloth
12
Arnold's Fine Flannelettes, known
as best made, 15c quality. 8 He
18c quality
10
Arnold's 20c Wrapper Cloth.
7 He Apron Checks
3Ht
Genuine Amoskeag Apron Gingham
4H
Calcutta and Indigo Blue Prints,
3H
at
Percales, 10c values... 5
Baby Flannel, half wool....lO
Shaker Flannel, heavy
2.ls
Amoskeag Outings, 12 Ho values,
82-lnc-
h
at
8H
at
GH
...
Amoskeag, 10 to 20 yard ploes.
'Cotton Sail Outings, 10c grade
12 Vac Cloth
n.
5
8?
of a Cyale.
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Four Great Furniture Specials
Values we do not believe can be duplicated elsewhere
in the land. See them Monday and inspect our new and complete fall lines.
$14.50 Empire Oak Dresser $7.95
Substantially built, neatly finished and designed, has 3 deep,
roomy drawers and good 6ized
French plate mirror; great snap
Monday at
$7.95
Solid wood
seat, six stretcher base and broad
back; roomy, comfortable and
a splendid bargain
$1.95
Beautiful
New Laces
An Immense Line of Real and Imi-
tation Irish Crochet
LACES
them from pieces of ambergris. It Is probable that the bony beaks and other Indigestible parts of the squid Irritate the
stomach or the intestines of the whale,
causing the secretion of a substance which
finally becomes ambergris.
"This gradually Increases in amount,
blocking more and mors the Intestines.
Finally the whale becomes so 111 that it
goes Into the little bays or shallow water
along shore. This la the custom with sick
whales.
"There they may be caught, or perhaps
they die and are washed ashore. It it
is a deserted coast the carcass may disintegrate and finally be carried out te sea
again by a high tide and the ambergris
become separated from the rest of the
body.
to think that the whale
does not get rid of the ambergris while
Although some writers speak of
alive.
the whale vomiting It forth, I do not believe that happens, for In all esses of
which I know anything th ambergrla was
not found in the stomach, but In the extremity of the Intestinal tract."
Mr. Stull has earned his title of ambergris king by purchasing more of the rare
substance than any other one man In the
world. But he does not buy on his own
account. He acts as agent for the Paris
dealer who supplies ambergris to the great
French perfumers. He buys therefore on
Inclined
SHOWN
The richest and most popular Dress
Trimming of the 'Season. You'll Not
Find Them Equaled Elsewhere At Our
Prices.
Let us show you Monday.
C5c Embroideries, yard.
15
The Greatest Snap of the Season.
You can well afford to buy Embroideries in this sale for next season's use.
Corset Covers, Embroideries, Skirt
Flouncing, Embroideries, Fancy
Bonds and Inserting.
Worth up to 35c yard, all at one price,
yard
150
Mail Orders Filled.
Special Sale Monday on Zion City Laces
American Mfg. Co. J.ac-We are sole Omaha agents for these,
The Best Wash Laces Manufactured.
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Monday Specials
2.00 Hand Bags, at
950
20c Elastic lklts, at
100
fl.OO Silk Elastic Belts
400
Gold Eye Needles, package
10
SOo Wire Hair Itolls. with attached
Combs, each
250
S5c Hair Nets, each
50
85o Silk Ribbons, yard
J50
fiOo Fancy Pillow Top
390
The Very Choicest
of the
Fall Season'js Offerings.
SssV
Crown Jewel
Solid guaranteed
oak with bent glass sides and door, French
plate mirror in back, beautiful ornamental
top; greatest value ever offered, $19.75
$4.25 Sanitary Couch $3.15 Illustration
shows it made up as couch; by lifting sides
can be made into full sized bed; convenient, comfortable, cleanly; no home should
be without one at the price
$3.15
All mail orders given prompt attention.
$26.00 China Cabinet
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get to remember, or remember to forget.
The fellow wlio lands the first blow generally wins, but If we all waited for tiie
other fellow to begin, there wouldn't bo
any fight.
commission,
When a fellow begs a girl for a kiss and
Tnefe Is never a glut In the ambergris
is turned down. It naturally makes h!m feel
peeviali to see the way sue slobbers over market. The variation In price Is due not
a five weeks' old baby. New York Times. to any oversupply, but to the difference In
Although the
tho quality of the finds.
to
Wares of the Ambergris King whalers are so much more onla the alert
not a great
discover the substance there
deal of It brought In for the simple reason
(Continued from Page One.)
the whaling Industry has so fallen off.
or less of a tradition.
In hts thirty that Is picking up again, however. Several
It
years' experience he has known of
only one lot of ambergris found that whalers go out of New Bedford now, and
way.
In every other case of which It la to New Bedford that most of the
the facts are actually known to him tne ambergris Is brought. Mr. Stullgiveruns up
names the price he will
and If
substance was secured from the carcass there,
up
In a
gets
It,
locked
he
has
stuff
the
deny
However,
he
does
whale.
not
of the
commucan
safety
deposit
he
vault
until
esthat It Is sometimes found by Itself,
In Paris. There Is
pecially as Its origin Is rather favorable nicate with his principal
another ouyer In New Bedford, but Mr.
to that circumstance.
Stull gets more ambergris "st first hands,"
"We don't know Just what ambergris as his card says, than anybody
or Indeed
Is," he said as he handled some small everybody
rln.
pieces reflectively. "We only, know t. at
been
So far nothing
ha
It Is the result of some disease or Irrita- which will take the place of amltcrifrls aw
tion of a whale's digestive organs. Sperm a base In the manufacture of perfumery.
whales feed chiefly on squid or cuttlefish, It Is the best binder known. Dissolved In
which would perhaps be a better article alcohol It holds also In solution the vaof diet If they did not have beaks aa hard rious oils and esaencea of which perfumes
and as sharp as those of parrots.
are composed.
"Here are some of these Leaks that I The quality of a perfume depends very
have taken from ambergris. And here largely on the amount of ambergris It
are the eyes aad feelers of squid; all of contains. The best Frencb perfumers use
4
napkins to match, regular price
$5.00, Monday, per set.. $2.48
100 doz. strictly high grade linen
towels, good Blze. plain, white
and colored borders; best towel
value in America, well worth 17o,
Monday, each
100 center-piece-s
and dresser
carfs, plain, hemstitched and
open work, 76c values, Monday,
each
35
Mail Orders Filled With Care and
Promptness.
124
at
ISo Printed Sateens
IOC
25o Plain Black Sateen.
IOC
36-l$1.00 Eiderdown,
wide 490
Eiderdown, 39c, 25c and,..18
Mail Orders Filled Until Friday.
far win er'f tuaplf
Eo
bunches fresh Radishes
Large Keg Plant, each
So
2 heads fresh Celery
5o
Cape Cod Cranberries, quart.. 7 Ho
Fancy ripe Tomatoes, basket... Bo
Fresh Beets, Carrots, Turnips or
Parsnips, per lb
2o
6 bunches fresh Onions
6o
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, per lb. ..2o
Fancy Hubbard Squash, each... 6c
2 iieads fresh Cabbage
So
Fresh Roamed Peanuts, quart.. 5o
No. 1 English Wnlnuts, per lb. ,16o
Fancy Imported Figs, per lb. 12 Ho
Large juicy Lemons, dozen,.., 15o
Fancy Calif. Freestone Peaches,
per crate
75c
Fancy Calif. Clingstone Peaches.
per crate
65o
basket Green Tomatoes. 15o
basket Sweet Green Peppers
26o
for
25o
Italian Blue Plums, per bu
Fancy Tokay Grapes, per bu....40o
h
....89H
5
"I am
Some people are altogether too proper
to bo Interesting.
The fool and his money are soon parted,
but there are lota more.
ha
It Isn't what a man wants but what
,
has, that makes him contented.
If the energy that wonmen expend In
making fools of men could be concentrated
but what's the use uf speculating with
Impossible problems?
M
There are lots of things we should for-
German Table Damask, usually
tells at 75c yard, Monday,
yard
48
16 patterns table cloths, size 24
pure
yards, warranted
linen,
heavy, double damask, worth at
least $5.00, Monday, ea.$2.50
tO doz. full dlnner-sls- e
bleached
napkins, strictly pure flax, worth
$4.00 doz., Monday, 6 for 9S
25 hemstitched dinner sets, pure
linen table cloth, with Vi dozen
60
86-lnc-
Linen Depl Monday
e
Greatest bargains ever. See
large ad elsewhere in paper for
particulars.
..lo
I think the governor Is entitled to have
control of his staff. The senator closed
his story by saying that he found It to be
a delkate us well as a difficult Job to make
the great gerjeraj in the chair of the president of the United States understand how
different the relations between a territorial
governor and a federal Judge were from
those between a military oummander and hla
staff officers. The anecdote waa received
by the listeners with a laugh, but the mirth
was not far from headshuklng apprehension. However, there being sincere and
perfect good will on both aides, things
went on pleasantly In the expectation that
the military hero at the head of the government would learn what he need to
know and that the men In political places
rf power would treat him with due consideration and fairness."
High-Grad-
Taf-$1.-
36-ln- ch
$2.50 Arm Rocker
Zest Breakfast Food, pkg
60
Wheat Berries, pkg;
5o
Dinger Snaps, per lb
60
Fresh Crisp Pretzels, per lb
60
Choice Italian Prunes, per lb. ...6c
California Bvap. Peaohes, lb.,.10o
Fancy cleaned Currants, lb. ..8WC
Fancy Seedless Raisins, lb
7 Ho
Fancy Muscatel Cooking Raisins,
per lb
7 Ho
BUTTE AITS CKEZ8B 11X1
MOITDAY
Choice Dairy Butter, per lb.
Fancy Country Butter, per lb. J 10
Fancy No. 1 Craamery Butter.. 25o
Fancy Full Cream Cheese, lb.,.16o
So
Neufehatel Cheese, each
Bap Sago Cheese, each
7 He
TBTT1T
rSESn BAIiB and TEOBTAJBXtB
MONDAY
lOo
Fresh Spinach, per peck
Fancy Cauliflower, per lb
lOo
t heads fresh hothouse Lettuoe 6o
Rmaka
WOOL BLANKETS
tl.BO Wool Blankets
85
11.98 Wool Blankets
t)5
$2.25 Wool Blankets
S1.U3
$2.60 Wool Blankets
$1.40
$3.00 Wool Blankets
81.75
$3.5.0 Wool Blankets
$1.98
$4.00 Wool Blankets.
.$2.25
$5.00 Wool Blankets
$2.00
HOME-MAD- E
COMFORTABLES
All large size, fine white cotton-kno- tted
10 pieces High Grade Scotch and
two-oar-lo- ad
$31.98
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42-i- n.
.adles' fine silk and
wool Union Suits, very
special bargains fur
Aionday's seiiintr, 12. 9S
98.60
and
.adles Wool Union Suits
underprlced
at
freatly
Hera are prices tbat count.
10-- 4
Cotton Blankets, each...22H
10-- 4
Cotton Blankets, each
20
lArge $1.00 Cotton Blankets, pr.5)
Large $1.25 Cotton Blankets, pr.7
Large $1.50 Cotton Blankets, pr.y5
Large $1.98 Cotton Bl'kets, pr.$1.10
In Our
The mills offered na a tremendous dlaoount to
reoelve a
shipment of men's, ladiea'
children's winter nnderwsar, shipped too late for and
use
In oar Jobbing; department.
The price concession
enables us to offer them to onr customers while
they
last at I.ES3 TIL. IT KAMWAOUVMllSLB' COST
$30.00 Seamless Wilton Rugs $18.98
9x12 size, special, same quality as
above, with one seam, at.. $15.98
80c Quality Linoleums, right from the
roll, square yard
7 foot Window Shades, best oil opaque,
on sale
39
T foot Window Shades, best quality,
water colors, at
22 W
"Cm
Lace Curtain Stretcher,
made from basswood
085
Mall Orders Promptly Filled. Send
for
Linoleum and Rug Catalogues.
rt
.
48-l- n.
Blanket and Comfortables Dept.
elegant novelties, plain 6atins, messalines, Louisienea, taf
fetas, etc., regular values to $1.50
a yard in three lots
Unprecedented Value Giving
$1
5th
THK RELIABLE STORE
and well made.
$2.00 Homemade Comfortables $1.49
$2.50 Homemade Comfortables $1.85
$3.00 Homemade Comfortables $2.10
$4.00 Homemade Comfortables $2.50
$5.00 Homemade Comfortables $U.39
Mall Orders Filled Until Friday.
Winter Underwear at Less Than Milt Cost
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theve
well known
brands of roods at one-ha- lf
prioe Monday.
Mrs. Vreoman's Sink
i boStrainer;
genuine 26o
Wilton Bread Toaster,
galvanised Water falls; ISo Folding
launch Boxes, japanned;
2 60 atone or Iron enameled large Cans; one extra
large or two smaller
drip pans;
Turkey Feather Dunters;
t5o strong- Carpet Beaters; 2bo enameled Colanders, large size; No.
t Cold Handle Frying-Panworth !5c; heavy
braided 25a clothes lines,
union
made
Parlor
Broom: large linen or
cotton Mops, 2So quality;
two large rolls 10a Tit-su- e
Toilet Paper; 125
clothes pins, Monday.
at
lavio
Four wire or wooden Coat
ON EVERY
and VOU SAVE 20
SPOOL OP THREAD YOU USE.
Remember the price
ONLY FOUR CENTS PER SPOOL
Mail Orders Carefully Filled.
are the auiounU necessary for making. Perfect fit guaranteed or money
refunded. Take advantage of this great offer at once.
slse, on sale
$12.98
$40.00 Extra Axinlnster Rug
size, great snap, sale price
It will not be necessary
for as to explain auality
on
Is stronger and better finished
than any other thread on the market,
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above.
25c Articles Monday
of the
MUTUAL THREAD
at 9 A. M. and continuing for one week we will make you a
skirt to measure
From any material youl d jn ( Twelve elegant new
may select in our great 4) II styles to select from
Dress Goods stock at
H
work done by a fir&t- $1.00 a yard and up
J
class Ladies' Tailor.
goods, b yds.
goods, 5J4 yds.
44 yds.
goods
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at
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$1.50 Silks Monday at 79c
A big shipment of beautiful new dress silk just received,
SO
you're now using.
Is NOT made or controlled by the
Thread Trust.
We have secured for the City of
Omaha and Vicinity the exclusive
ale both Wholesale and Retail
Exceptional Redactions on all
Sheetings, Muslins, Cotton Flannels
tft-ln-
per rent on every spool of
thread yon use.
It Is a better thread than the one
Save
3G-in-
Tickings, Sheetings and Heavy Domestics.
any other house to beat the following prices:
Great October Silk Sale
The Best Thread
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Tailor Suits, the choice of all
discriminating women at the
prices
$25.00
Scores of new and exclusive designs for Monday.
hear the coon melodies and see the clog
and buck dancing, and laughs at the old
minstrel Jokes that ara resurrected each
year for the ears of the carnival visitors.
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Next oomes Colonel Hall's wonderful
circus, gentlemen and ladles, the most
remarkable aggregation of rare and beautiful animals In captivity, the most remarkable collection of trick animals, dogs, elephant, monkeys, roaring lions and tigers,
growling leopards, ever offered for the
entertainment of the public Buy your
tickets here at only a quarter of a dollar.
Inside the tent he sees the elephant curling Its trunk around tufts of hay and the
carnal quietly munching its evening meal,
while around the first tent are arranged
the cages containing the rare and wonderful collection.
The real show he finds
Is In the circus tent proper. There the
trick elephant goes through Its tricks with
Intelligence almost human. Then the troupe
of trained doga do cunning and aagaclous
things and keep the crowd In a roar by
their drollery. Next comes the high school
twenty-tw- o
announced as the most wonderful ever trained. Finally come the trainers
of savage beasts who enter the dena and
poke their wards up to roaring
r
witnessing this entertainment his
mind runs to the big Wild West show he
saw aa he entered the grounds and he
wisely decides his trip would be Incomplete
If he did not take this In, too. He Is right
In this wild west direct from Coney Island
he applauds above all else the remarkable
marksmanship of Princess Wenona who
pierces glass balls thrown In the air In
sets of three and four. Even more skillful
than this Is her feat of breaking twenty
glass balls on a swinging frame In Just
twenty shots, no more and no less. Princess
Wenona waa one of the features of the carnival and her recognition was well deserved. Then of course, there Is the lasso
throwing and the riding by clown and cowboy of the savage little donkeys that
all comers.
After this there Is time for another
ramble down the Highway. There Is Bare no, the wild man, w ho cowers In his deep
den and growls savagely whenever his
keeper punches him In the ribs. There Is
the octopus, the fierce monster of the deep
that used to overthrow ships and devour
sailors aa a before breakfast diversion.
Stranger than thia Is tne No Name freak
with diminutive legs and
arms which be uses for walking while ha
makea his deformed toes do the duty of
Samson's Entertaining Ways
fingera Also In the freak class Is Wild
Hose, the Abyslnnlaa girl, who devours or
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threatens to devour live rattlesnakes and
platform. The voice of the colored crier allows the venomous reptiles to run their
attracts aim to tiie show aad be goes to fangs ia to bar arm at will. There to also
six ounces of ambergris to a gallon. One
or two manufacturers in this country use
the same proportion. Others put In four
ounces.
In cheaper perfumes It Is cut down to
two ounces, and so on sntll the very
lowest grudes are reached, In which there
is not a trace of ambergris.
The consequence Is that the mixture has no permanence whatever.
Mr. Stull Is not only the ambergris king,
he la also an oil ruler of some sort, although not the sort to make John D.
tremble on his throne. Mr. Stu'l Is the
only man In the world, so he thinks, who
buys porpoises, tries out their oil and
makea It into the extremely delicate
lubricating oil used for clocks and
watches.
Mechanism of peculiarly nice adustment
should not be oiled with the mineral oils
which are really the ony ones now furThese
nished by general manufacturers.
lubricants stiffen with cold or become dry
The
and hard under other conditions.
only reliable oil for use on any delicately
adusted mechanism is secured from porpoises and blackflsh.
Years ago black fish were rather plentiful. Occasionally immense schools of them
came ashore on Cape Cod and were killed
by the hundred. But the black fish has
become rare Indeed now and 'blackflah oil
Is scarce and costly. Porpoises are now
the chief dependence of Mr. Stull for the
watch and clock supply.
In the top of the head of the porpoise
Is a small cav.ty and In each Jaw bone
there Is another. These yield the finest of
the oil. That from the top of the head is
d
porcalled the melon oil. From a
poise only half a p.nt of this best oil Is obtained.
It la secured by trying out and Is then
refined carefully and la put up in small
vlula containing about half an ounce eacu.
This Is watch oil.
From the body of the porpoise a larger
quantity of oil, but of a somewhat inferior
graue, Is secured. Tills is used for clocks.
Not only for ordinary clocks, but for clock
mechanUms, such as those In lighthouses
for the regulation of the light.
The government Is Indeed Mr. Stull s
most Impirlunt customer la this line, buying thoussnds of bottles of oil a year.
Uncle Sam knows better th in to trust machinery upon which dperd the llv.s of
men and the safely of alilpa to anything
but the finest of flab oil.
one-rin-
fury-Afte-
full-alze-
de-fl-
the fat boy, so big he can pnly ait and
at the people, the double woman, the
cute little horse, weighing only 76 pound,
when In good health, and reduced to 60
pounds by an Indisposition.
In order to get his mind off the freakish
and back to the true tnd the heaut'ful the
average alght-seturns thankfully to the
electrlo theater with Its moving pictures of
real life and romance. Instructive as well
as amusing la the Spanish wsr exhll.lt with
Its collections of Spanish
and Filipino
weapons, strange garbs and utensils from
other lands and Its many other suggestions
of war times.
After this the mind runs again to the
frivolous and the management evlde:itl;
with an eye to psyoology, has placet
nearby the gaudy tent with the sign in
front announcing "Gsy Pares," with a
of all that goes with a show from
that naughty city. Thla lan't so "awful '
though and the mind turns to the simple
mirth of the Red Mill, where sinuous
ways, wobbly sidewalks, mystic mirrors and
dark and windy passageways carry one
along lrrestlbly but uncertainly until one Is
finally ejected at the exit feeling foolish,
but laughing nevertheless. Almost a tw n
to the Red Mill is the Merry Wld w s
Finish that lures the crowd in with a
promise of mystery and then throws them
out with a shaky feeling about the H'.mn'u.
The smallest performers on the Illghwiy
were the little fleas that gave a continuous vaudeville In a tent on the north division of the street. Trained insects pro vol
to be a novelty and the tent waa crowded
day and night with people anxious to watch
the little fellows rolling balls, drawing
miniature wagons and hopping around at
Nearby
the command of their trainer.
was the Phenomenal show, with a large
sign announcing It was for men only, and
the London Show of Anatomy, with grew-som- e
skeletons and skulls pi seed aide by
side with beautiful models of women s
head a.
Impressive in Its warning to young and
old was the Opium Den with Its colored
victim of the dope habit rolling, cooking
and then smoking the elualve drut;. The
crowd looked on the scene and then went
away shuddering at the horror It depleted.
Besides the regular admission shows there
were scattered over the grounds penny
machines, penny phonographs, booths
and stands where all the desires of the
average man, bent on getting ail the fun
out of Ufa there Is In it, oould snpoy himself to the limit.
With the list of separata attractions
nlng above thirty, it would be a fastidious
carnival visitor who oould not find a nu use-mt to bla particular liking on tha King's
Highway thla year.
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