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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-02-14

Harry Watkins has a large lot of
all kinds of fruit trees, ornamental
trees and shrubbery for sale cheap.
Call at Pascoe's stationery store and
see Watkins. 1910.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-02-14
;. MUSICAL NOTES
} Items OF Interest to Musicians Generally and Mem
} Ders OF the Mountain Home Band Particularly.

Master Jack Mitchell arrived in
Pocatello yesterday from Oakland
Calf, to make his home home with
DR.. Earl D. Jones. Master Mitchell
will be quite an addition to mu-
steal circles mere, having formerly
been lyric tenor soloist with the
famous juvenile opera company,
Pollard's Lilliputians. -Pocatello
Tribune.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-02-14
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Archdcan Jennings, of Nampa.


Archdcan Jennings, of Nampa,
Rector.
Preaching service every Sunday
evening at 500.
Sunday school at 1900 every
At the last meeting of the Epis-
copal Guild Mrs. Maughmer re-
signed her position as president
and Mrs. Dudley was elected to fill
the unexpired term. Mrs. Dick also
resinged as secretary and Mrs.
Beach was elected to succeed her.
1t was decided to give series OF
Lenten Teas during Lent.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-02-14
BAPTIST CHURCH.
]. H. Welborn, Pastor

Regular services every Sunday
morning at II O'Clock and evening
at 7:30.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02
GRAIN EXCHANGE WILL MOVE
Decides 10 Take Room for fteeRf
Ghd Members In BrAndeis
BufldfnH.

Final decision 10 remove the headquAr-
tiers Of the Omaha Grain exchange 70 the
new BrAndeis building Was made AZ q
meeting Of the exchange Thursday after
noon. The exchange ofhoes were not alone
included In the plans. but the majority OF
the members viii move their ofnoss TO the
same building. Some viii be prevented By
their leases from making the change.
The exchange and its members are 10
have the entire seventh moor and space
On the eighth. should they need Il. The
trading room VIII Ne furnished rent free
At the Thursday meeting a plan for the
allotment Of ofioes was decided on. The
private wire houses are 10 have their pick
Of the ofhoss and win cast lots for choice
among themselves. The Others are 70
choose from the remaining rooms. the
ones wanting the most space getting nrst
chance. The move cannot be made until
July and possibly until fall. Depending
on the time of completion Of the bu1dlng.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02
DOG REMEMBERS ANNIVERSARY
Proeeeds 10 Celebrate An the same
Ola Way, TAis TIns AIasa
by OuGsidern.

One yosr Aso Thursday night the big
watchdog IN the saloon Of c. CaIesen,
Seventh and Leavenworth streets. INDUCED
m an uproariOus canine celebration.
knocking the telephone down on the noor
and making the night hideoEH with con-
tinual baylng. In answer to the call. the
tslephons ''oentrax asked what was
wanted. but WAS met with . series Of
EtAeoAto ana believing noises which she
construed into the pounding Of a burglar
trying 70 set into the safe. She there
fore connected with the police station.
where the ofioers listened 20 the racket
and then sent an ofhoer 20 the place 20
investigate he found the dOg SIN al H.
On the nrEt anniversary of his debauch
the same doE again raised ne6 and a few
other things IN the saloon Thursday night
running bach and forth on TOP Of the
bar a. though he had been opening a few
cold ones all by himself and was getting
hilarious. Re knocked down the telephone
as On the previous occasion. and Ggain the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02

DEVELOPMENT real estate lie not purchased
purely as a speculation. When man
buys acreage property as the Bradford
Kennedy company are doing this week, II
is for q practical use Coal yards anc
lumber yards are TO occupy the lots The
Lucerne Food products and the Gate City
Malt works and. IN fact. the purchases
for the last year in South Omaha have
been made for use. The real estate can
be used and Il VII be used the more For
every lawyer who might move his Offices
up TO Omaha after annexation q commits
sion man would seek q residence in the
Highland park district People are not
going 10 hurry out Of South Omaha II
is as near 70 omaha's center az Walnut
HIN. This faet should insure every prop
erty owner that there can be no great
luctuation Of prices. They wiz rise rather
than fan The residence district about
Highland park WIN In i've years time
equal that splendid streets OF the Hanscon
park district.
Charter Change Discussion.
The meeting Of the general committees
Of the south Omaha Improvement clubs
was not as generally attended as was an
ticipated last night. About fifteen people
we're in attendance 10 receive the report
of the executive committee OF Ten men
who were To draft the amendments 10 the
city charter. II was discovered that the
amendments had been sent 10 Lincoln al
ready one was that the city be granted
the power 10 GrEde two blocks Of any
street where the cost Of grading would
exceed the value Of the Rbutting property.
OF TINS grading the city should pay two
thirds and the property owners one-rhlrd
Another proposition was that the electors
be required to show a TAX receipt for per-
sanal taxes before being allowed 70 vote
al municipal elections There were q
number OF exceptions 70 this rEls. A tax
Of s.. or poll tax. should be exacted. II
was explained that the COMMITTEE Of ten
had been made an executive COMMITTEES
with power 10 act and that there was a
manifest necessity for haste IN the mat
ter. - that the needs Of The city could
be presented before The generally i'm
portant bills occupy the legislature.
some diversion Was oocasioned IN the
virulent artaek On the present Adninistra-
non and its methods indalsed IN ~ John
Macmillan He charged thar the sewer
propositions had been Jugglad from start
to fnish aud declared thar one whole TIM
mel section had beea eliu.lnased from the
sewers afIer the proolamation had been
made for the sewer bond election and that
Il was the Intention mai the sz5a.0o shoald
include thia fhis WIS the north tunnel
section Of The sewer system a. defined
BY AndneW RoseEater. On this he based
his srEumeft thRt ths contracts had been
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02
TREAT FOR THE MUSIC LOVERS
Pleases Large and Critical
Audience.

Nine. Schumann-Hein charmed one OF
the most fashionable and critical auri-
ences that has assembled this season al
a recital given iRst night At the Boyd.
Her presence is chArmings q thorough
wholesomeness seems TO permeate her
songs that Is fairly captivating. SO much
has been written IN truthful praise % this
great artist that little or nothing can be
said that would add a single ray 70 her
justly earned International fame. She CON-
bines with her great and glorious voice the
ability 20 interpret with rare inteliigence
the varied moods Of the masters whose
work she 50 essays. Whether In German
or French, her enunciEtiOn Is equally clear
and distinct Her great voice. that melts
away into the most beautiful head tones
90 flexible. such perfection Of tone placing,
such tremendous power. Is something TO
be remembered for a long time
The great contraito first gave group
OF -four songs: an aria from the opera
',Mitrane" by RossL ''Du Bist DIE huh"
by Schubert ~Wohen" by Schubert and
Der wandsrer'' by the same composer,
Of which the last named created perhaps
the best impression. the audience being alb
sOlutely insistent IN its demand for an
encore. which was most graciously given.
the Lord Is Mindful OF His own" This
was magnificent in its sincerity ana depth
OF feeling.
The second series o. songs ineinded
'Heimweh" by Hugo Wolf. die Drsi
zigeuner'' by L1sEt and ''widmung" by
SchumAnn. A nghtness Of touch WAS ais
played IN the second number which was
most sllurinE as was also the heartfelt
manner IN which the Rchumann number was
given
Then a Brahms song On. such songs
az Brahms has written The music goes
right into your heart. and beautifully WA
the ''SRDphisehe ODE" given. followed by
ak Hungarian Gypsy songs. In this cycle
Il an Immense range for the portrayal OF
the various emotions which was fully met
By the vocal equipment and temperament
o. this artist Her last number was the
prison scene from Der Prophet" by Aeye-
beer. The recitHtive was most eKacting IN
itE intensity, followed by the aria which
was a perfect JOY.
At The conclusion the entire audience de-
hed al Omaha conventions and stayed n
their seats calling for more and EtiI more,
but the artist had already been more thar
generous with her sne0rss and % Tie h0uss
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02

BANQUET FOR JAMES RUSSELL
Missouri Faeihe Employees Honor
DePartiag Superintendent of the
Omaha Divisi0n-

An eight-course banquet was given last
evening In honor Of James Russell. su-
per1ntendent OF the Omaha division Of
the Missouri Pacific. who has accepted a
like position on the Illinois division Of the
Burlington. Thirty-four men. represent
ing the several departments over which
Mr.. Russell had charge. sat Al the ban
quet. James O. Phfllippi acted as toast
master and = number Of toasts were given
attssting the warm place Mr. Russell had
In the hearts OF his men. A handsome
watch, suitably engraved. with a chain and
diAmOnd-set charm. we're presented 10 the
retiring superintendent; also a travelling
bag containing q sllver-mounted toilet set.
Mr Russell left last night for Boards
town, III. which win be His new hsadquar-
tiers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
A. n Gallagher Discusses Ehsct
AnnsrAtion On Realty Values
conMTTEE DISCUSSES cHGRrER CHANGES
mayor aoeesr and Member Of Park
BsasA Dtseuss the secret Meeting
40 COnHiaer the Oaers of
lana for Parks.

A would b. for annexation" said A NJ
Gallagher wednesday night, If / could
be assured on one point. that with the
merging Of the tWo cities there would be
no decrease Of real estate values On this
point ] think the argument Is largely
theoretical. Actual trial would be the test
ing OF the matter; but Il is the uneer-
tAinty Of the matter which has stuck IN my
mind On many other grounds the speedy
annexation OF the city would be fun Of
advantage. In the matter u railroad rates
an example came under my notice ] was
comsng IN from out in the state on a stock
train. on my. advice a man ! happened
10 meet consigned 10 South Omaha Eight
cen CARS OF stock were picked I'D before
We reached Lincoln. At Lincoln al but
the car I had managed BY personal effort
10 direct this way. were switched on and
went 10 81 Joseph. II struck me as Queer
thar With South Omaha 20 near that the
shippers would prefer 10 80 the greater
distance to 81. Joseph. When / arrived
IN Omaha ] spoke 10 ". J. c. Kenyon
about a. he said that the St Joseph mar
kets had greater influences with the rail-
reads south Omaha with its live stock
exchange as the only potent factor 81 IN
iinence. hacked By q rather weak muuici-
pality. compared with the heavy interests
81 81 Joseph, Is unable 70 command the
concessions which should be given by the
Nehfaslza railroads The exchange Il alive
20 the needs OF this market bur they can
not DO n alone The powerful interests Of
Omaha should be added 10 that Of South
Omaha and then they would be felt
This from A. n. Gallagher who has
always been considered the prOudeEt chan
pion OF thu Anfi-annexAtion forces Il sd
nihcant Of the fact that the terrors Of am
nexAsion are not real and that the whole
question Is one % good-Earured specula-
tion and debate rather than o. the vital
interests ~ STAKE. II Il conceded nov fhat
real estate IN live and healthy city CON-
mands It's price by the use a Is pat no.
In umes Of hctiti0us prices and booms the
cAss Il einsrent. but in periods Of STEADY
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02

Mrs A A Jasmer will entertain at an
evening party February L.
Mr. and Mrs. John Drebert OF Pierce are
visiting at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Perrfne, 1905 North Twenty-fourth street
Saturday you can get a pair Of pants for
Sa-O0 that's worth $500, at the Nebraska
Shoe and Clothing House. corner 18th and
y streets. South Omaha.
Mrs. John Chase, 100 North Twenty-sey-
enth, left yesterday for MONMOUTH III,
called by the serious illness Of her father.
journal OF Chicago. an old resident % sOuth
Omaha, was shaking hands with 0ie
friends yesterday.
For sale-Good groom house. eistsrn. 2
large lots, 4 blocks S. VI. OF south end Of
Albright car line-g750, on easy terms. Il
sold at once; renting now for $40 per mo.
George d Co., lsn Farnam phone Doug
las 756
The clerks record shows thirty-sevOn
deaths IN the month OF January. There
were afty-seyen births. tEsnty-eight fe-
The Cudahy Packing company win begin
cutting the second crop OF ice this morning
al Seymour lake II Is said that fnIly ~
more men viii be needed 70 cOnplete the
force desired.
Saturday y0u can get your choice OF the
finest overcoats in the house for tlb.0O-
$50 90 Is what you are taxed for them W
town. Nebraska Shoe and Clothing House,
corner 18th and n streets. South Omaha
The saloon Of Tom DOmbrowslll, Twenty
| seventh and J, was entered last Weunes-
Il
cash register carried out and smashed
Eight dollars and thirty cents was secured
Entrance Was gained through a pool hail II
/ connection
r. D. easier Of DeAdwood, s D., was
married 10 Miss Monica MouBer CT Hast
| ings Wednesday evening AT the residence o
i Miss j. w. LOuden, SIC North Eighteenth
| gorge LOudcn OF Lincoln and Agnes Rim
| I'D % Omaha stood I'D with the parties
4 Dr.. r. L. Wheeler performed the ceremony
Attend our big clearing sAls Saturday
There you VIII find lots Of mems and boys
/ furnishings on sale al less than half Of
] their real value. Nebraska Shoe and Cloth.
4 ing House. corner 18th and streets. South
/ Omaha
| II IL claimed by residents In the vicinity
| Of Thirtieth and o streets that numerOul
hunters % much reckless shooting within
| the city limits at that point Most of tn
l shooting cones from the Burlington. right
| of-way where many boys hunt almoE
/ daily.
The people a the eGst side Are oonEio
| erably exercised over the activity Of
gRIag OF chicken thieves whose operations
j have reduced the visible supply q tn
4 feathered bipedE 70 an alarming degree
Suspicious have pointed 20 o certain quartz
| a. the prime head o. the gang and arrest
may follow n q Gay az so
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02

juggled to the tune Of SIS. 900 al the least.
and now the legislature was being asked
for $4,000 more. Mr.. Macmillan grew
heated in his remarks ana as a nnal
clincher he presented the original report
Of Andrew Rosswater 10 the city council
on the cost Of the sewer system Before
the conclusion II was conclusively shown
that this tunnel section had been dropped
before the mayor issued his proclamation
last year
As SIDE issue a resolution was passed
Endorsing the Cassidy park site as a ia
vorable proposition.
story of secret Meeting
Mayor Hector gave the fun history yes
terday afternoon OF the session Of the city
council and the park board last Wednes-
day night. He said al the members Of
the council and the park board were pres
ent and that the map of the city was
spread out On the engineers table for in
vestigation and comparison Since not AL
the property owners were present TO pre-
sent the merits Of their propositions II was
determined 70 close the doors and keep all
parties out The propositions were dis
eussed at some length; but no action was
taken on any Of the propositions One rea-
son was that the MONEY for the bonds had
not been received and until that time II was
not thought advisable 90 express any pre-
/ ference for any property until the actual
time OF the purchase II is evident that
there Is likely 10 be a sharp difference Of
opinion before the sites are determined
Some sites are thought 20 be too high.
a. r. Leigh. the secretary Of the parf
board. declared that the basinVR q ths
secret session was confined 70 a1nere dis
cussiOn Of the propositions In a genera
way AT the close OF the meeting the bOdiei
adjourned until reassembled al the call Of
the mayor. At this prospective meeting
the sites win be considered more particu.
larry.
special sale Of Coal.
Az orders received Saturday February :
/ win be discounted 8 cents per ton. deiiv
/ cred the following week.
Roxbury lump. high-grsde Illinois coal. y
| per ton
NsWhouse egg. G8
NeEh0use nut. S.
FRED W. MASON. ~ n. 1sth St
Phone g. once hours a m. 10 p. m
Magic city GossiP-
letters Gold Top Beer delivered 10 al
parts Of the city. Telephone No 8
Prank EriVohioVek. Ninsteenth and \
streets. reports the birth Of n son
Dr. ". A Cox dentist. Crown and bridRs
work a specially. Telephons Ia.
Mss M0ttie Bales entertained a uumbel
Of her Omaha friends last evening.
Clyde B0wden o. ONein u spending sew
Mrs =. J. johnson. who has been quit
IN for the past week is nov somewhat i'm
o. X Pete. Oscar Harrison ana HArvss
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02

girl at central heard the puExling mes
sage She notified the police and. a. thu
dogs orgie Of the same night a year ago
was recalled, PHtroirnan Hudson was sent
to quiet the mischfevous animal. He found
three other dogs on the outside aiding in
the work Of making noise. he chased
them away and after q time all became
stil within the saloon
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02

Robert CoWeIl. member OF the Nebraska
Railroad commission and vice president and
manager Of Thomas Fitzpatrick a Co. de-
clined Friday 70 outline his position on the
provisions Of the railroad commission bill
Affecting the eligibility Of memberEhip. He
vii say later. after he has carefully
studied the measure, what be thinks Of O ne
clause preventing a member from serving
who Il Ia any way connected win 81 m
terested Al : c0rporatoA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02

was left with the beautiful aria in their
minds and hearts.
Nine. SchumRnn-Heink was finely accom-
panied by Miss Helen Schaul, who also gave
LAszts 'LdebEtfaum-" ''HOch zeitstag
auf IroldhAngen" by Greig. and Lszt's
"Rhapsodie HongrOise No. g. in very I'm
ished style.
JULIET MCUEE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02
Bargain Room
Specials

OF Most Intense Saving Interest
Heavy Work Shirts for men
and boys, light or dark, all
sizes-50c quality, at e. .25c
Mems Dress Shirts in fine mad
ras and percales, new spring
patterns, all sizes and styles
worth to $l00, at. .39c
Winter Underwear for men,
women and children, broken
lots of high grade garments
great snap, at ........ .25G
Hosiery for men, women and
children, fast colors and with
double heel and toe, 15c values
great snap, at, pair. sc
Boys Knee Pant Suits-Clean-
up of manufacturers stock.
Good assortment, values up to
SO, in two lots. .$1.95- $1.5O
Odd Knee Pants - Including
cheviots, worsteds, cassimeres
and Oorduroys, regular SOC
values. .... -. ..... COG
Boys overcoats in great assert
ment, mall sizes, from 3 to s
regular values up to So
ON sale Saturday, at. 81. 95
Mems Pants-From the great manu-
facturers' purchase. in eorduroys and
cheviots, regular S1-50 values; sale
price ..........s..'.- .S9C
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02
Bargain Room
Saturday
Hour Specials
From Q TIN 10 A. NJ

I5c Towels at, each. ..-74 nc
Prom 1880 Till 1850 An.
Se-inch Percales at, per yard A y G
From 4 Till 2P.M.
Is pieces of White Fancies, ~ II c and
15e goods, at, per yard &
From $3.50 Till $3.50 p. NJ
se-inch Innings, eolors and black, 15c
and Csc goods, at, per yard A y G
Prom Till Pm.
12he Towels. bleached and unbleaeh-
ed, at. each. DC
From 5 TIL Pm.
12hc Flannelettes. double fold, at
From Till p. NJ
5se Sheets at. each. .....-...- 36c
From $500 Till $50 p. NJ.
American Prints, best made. long
lengths, at, per yard. ......-. 3 q G
From $50 Till s;OO p. NJ.
soc Mercerlzed Damask st, per
yard 49,. .-....--.-- FAC
From 300 TIL $3.50 p. Nj.
SIZE Outing Flannel at, per I'd 3 u g
Women's Waists-$2.00 and
$3.50 values, at .... .S9c
Women's Wrappers-$1.5O and
500 values, at .......7Sc
Children's Dresses-$2.50 and
$500 values, at 1900. .9SC
Women's 50 Sateen Underskirts
at ............-- - SOC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02

q pounds best Pure Cane Grsnulated
sugar ..--.--.-.- ...-.-...-S1.d 90
10 bars best brands Laundry Soap Csc
pounds best Rolled Breakfast Oat-
meal AbI . 4. q . a. &c
pounds best Hand Picked Navy
Beans for ... .-.....--. 15c
BromAngelon, Jellycon or Jell-O. per
package .------- --.-------..-.E1 nc
Fig Bar Cookies, per Ib...-.........lbc
The best xxx Ginger snaps, ID. sc
The best Soda OF Oyster Crackers, per
PouhS - --.--.-. -. &c
30 ID. packages best White or Yellow
Cornmeal .--------- IL n
Large California Prunes, per ID. &C
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02
Mems and Ladies' furnishings

Mems Shirts-About 500 dozen
high grade shirts, in fine Cali
fornia flannel and silk and wool
mixed; plain blues, grays, reds.
tans and fancy stripes, many of
them worth S2.5O; to close
quickly, at, choice. .69G
swesters-Men's and Boys Heavy
Wooden Sweaters. in basket or
plain weaves, worth mp to s5.50;
sale price ..-....-. =. 49, 60C
Mems Gauntlet Gloves and Nit
tens-About SO dozen in the lot;
come in sheepskin, black bear.
etc. and are worth to s2.50;
cholce $50 SSC
Mems Wooden Gloves - II eavy
quality. in plain and fancy colorE,
SOC values, al -...-.-. .29C
Ladies' Vests and Pants-Worth
up TO s2.50 garment, in silk, silk
and wool and silk and Isle, Swiss
ribbed; TO close quickly, at, gar
ment 49,. -...-....... 19C
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02
Soc Sheet Mgsic &c a Copy
Any ) Copies Csc
Add ie postage per coPy In orOenng
by Mail.

BY Mail.
Apple Blossoms beautiful rever1e);
III Keep a Warm Spot in MY Heart
Tor You: Island OF Bye and Bye;
Red Domino lnew twe-step); ALLYN
(new waltz Beautiful Star Of Hea-
ven (reveriel, Beside the OLD OAK
Gate new; Take Ne Back to Dixie
great ballad hitl; Rubies and Pearls
dainty intermeE1p) Cherry 1.-TWO
step): Hearts and Masks new waltz;
Tho You're Gone, You're Not Forgot
ten new songli impatient Jane
song) Won't You Come over to Ny
House fvocal).
Bargains in soc folios, special SAT-
urday only, at, lhc each. First pieces
for beginners, artists albums; Ideal
song roll, beginners albums, etc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02

Soc Silk VeiIings, yard &c

Over zoo bolts Of All SILK Fancy and Plain Wash Veil
ings, worth 25o, 35c and soc yard Sewing SIX Veil
ings Tuxedo Net Velngs. Chiffon Veilings. Chenille
Dot Veilings; all sale Saturday, choice, I'd u e
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02

BIB. cans best Sac City Sweet Sugar
AbIh -
Glib. cans Fancy Wax. String or Lima
alb. cans Fancy Golden pumpkin HON
my. Squash or Baked Beans g ~ c
Egg-O-See Breakfast Food, pkg. Z y c
EAYpENs RoR TEAS AND CoYKEEH,
Direct Imporbern-
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, 3 hne
coffee for hotel or family use-this
sale, per pound loc
Fancy MRricRibo Blend Codee, a rich
drinker for this, per pound II nc
Porto Rico Blend, an elegant drink
heavy bodied, very tne cof1ee Tor
all round use-this sale. per ID. .2Oc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02

21-quart Dish Pans. cost, per DOZEN
SIG; sale price, each .4SC
Hundreds of other articles too
numerous too mention viii be placed
on sale at less than one-third reg
ular cost prices. This is the finest
gray enamel ever made No jobs or
eulls, but strictly first-elass goods.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02
Ladies Gloves

Two remarkable special bargains
which viii insure tremendous selling
In this department Saturday
LOT About SEQ dozen high grade
kid gloves in best colors and very
latest stitching, all new. clean stock.
tn all sizes, from 5 II to S-worth
regularly s1-25, at, choice ..... ssS
LOT Ladies' kid gloves. broken
lots and travelling mems samples
some slightly soiled. all colors and
sizes-worth regularly VI to S1.O9.
Als Per pair sc
The most oomplets stock OF lAdies'
long gloves that youn find in the
west All newest shades in 8. IL ana
16-buttOn lengths-every pair guar
anteed.
S-button length. at. 61-5o and G2.oo
12-buttOn length. at. 62-5c and $500
i6-button length, at $3.50 TO $3.50