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Evening journal., 1908-08-25
SAYS HAMS
IS NOT INSANE
Counsel for Mrs. HainS Says
Woman Will Not Aid
Husband

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW YORK, Aug. 25--Capt. Peter G..
Hams, Jr., is as sane as any one. said
Sheriff Harvey Of Queens county TO-
day.
Stories that he is raving like a
maniac in his cell are rjdiculously In-
true. He is precise in his Jail life and
an ideal prisoner All the stories that
have been printed saying that Captain
Hams means for My poor wife a ID
raves to go back to his army post ars
absurd" continued the sheriff. He
has had a light attack of stomach
trouble. but is now recovered"
1T. Jenkins Hams is as well and
composed as his brother"
Frank G. Wild, attorney for Mrs
Hams, declared to-day that she would
not go on thes tand TO confess wrong.
doing and thus save her husband.
When John +. Mcintyre, chief counsel
for the Hams brothers, was told that
Mrs. Hains might take the stand for
the prosecution he said
''Is that so? Ii Mrs. Hams is a com
petent legal witness l shall waive all
objections 1 might have and let her
take the stand. We have all the evi.
dence we need TO substantiate the
charges made by Captain Hains. Mrs.
Hams cannot deny them
In this connection Mr.. Mcintyre
claims to have certain letters written
by Annis TO Mrs. Hairs. What is
their contents he refused to say. but
AYERS that when the trial opens they
will be one OF the features, which he
says will make the Hams trial one OF
the most sensational in the history OF
the court of New York State.
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
Committee to be Named.

soon the names of the committee that
will represent this state at the tuber
culosis conference that is TO be held
in Washington. The delegates win be
selected from all parts Of the State
and IL Is expected there will a large
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
RAID SUSPECT CAR THIEVES
Railroad Detectives Puts Woman and
Three Men in Jail.

DOVER. Aug. 25-Raiiroad Detective
A. p. Thomas has rounded up four
persons believed to be part of gang
Of freight-car thieves oneratingup and
down the Delaware division Of the
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washing
ton Railroad. A quantity Of the goods
ssolen has been located and consists Of
60 pairs Of shoes, $50 worth of brass
and a large quantity of copper and
silverware.
The four now in custody and in jail
at Salisbury. Nd, include Ethel Work
man. Philip zeroskey, John Griffith ana
Robert Ravelle.
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
Entertained Aboard Boat.

Mr.. and Mrs John IL. Schafer, Of
No us East Eleventh street, gave a
yachting party last week In their boat
Vesper In honor of Miss Clara A. Con-
nor and =. Viola Burnham, OF Phil
adelphia Supper was served TO the
party after their return. Miss Viola
Burnham sang solo.
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
To Reclaim South side Marshes

At the meeting of the Street and sewer
Directors yesterday action was favorably
taken to have the swamp land in South
Wilmington reclaimed. Permission was
granted to the Richards Dredging Com
pany to lay pipes across A street through
which the material is to be carried to the
lowlands.
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
Kaiser Not Injured.

BERLIN, Aug. 25.-Late this after
noon a message was received from
Wilhelshohe denying the Kaiser had
suffered an injury of any sort II was
reported yesterday that the Kaiser had
broken his leg and that the imperial
manouvers had been postponed in con-
sequence.
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
eooo Now York Tailors on Strike.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Nearly 5000
tailors are on strike IN New York. and
IL is expected by the end of tho week
they win number 10000. Several thou
sand In New York and Brooklyn who
demand a so per cent. increase threat
en- also TO Join the movement
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
Republican ciub Formed

The Frederick Douglass Colored Re-
publican Club has been formed by the
colored voters of the lower end of the
Eighth ward. with headquarters at No.
S2s Locust street A meeting will be
held on Thursday night
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
Extend citx LlahtInn cnniraot-

The Street and Sewer Department
has extended the city lighting contracts
until January /. Meantime new bids
will be asked for. The contract is
held by the Wilmington City Electric
Company and will expire on August 81
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
Meetine Of sixth Ward Democrats

Democrats Of the Sixth ward viii
meet tonight in the North End Athletic
Club, No. 2i1 East Fourteenth street.
Business of Importance viii be trans
acted and all Democrats of the ward
are invited 10 attend,
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
ly the last opportunity to buy seasonable Under
at the reduced prices we have placed on them.
6O5-0O7-6Oo rIarket Street
Levy Court MEETING Postponed.

LeVy Court Meeting Postponed.
The weekly meeting of the Levy
Court, which was TO have been held
this morning. will be held tomorrow
morning because of the attendance of
the court members at the Republican
State Convention at Dover Today.
Evening journal., 1908-08-25

To-day is the last day for the candi-
dates for Office on The Republican
ticket TO file their names with the Ro.
publican county committee. A nuns
Der have already filed their names, but
the most OF them win not appear unit.
io-night
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
ROSENBERGS ON WAY a-su.
aa BACK TO JOHNSTOWN

BY United Press Leased Special ,Tvfrei s rs
JOHNSTOWN, Pa Aug. 25-Chief of Po-
lice W. F. McMullen. Of Winber, is ex-
pected home tonight with Mrs Rosen-
berg and her daughter Eva arrestediin
Baltimore yesterday in connection with
the murder of the husband and father.
They will be arraigned in court ihimedi-
ately on their arrival The county com
missioners have failed to offer a reward
for the arrest of Alexander Rosenberg
son, and alleged slaye Of the murdefed3
man. f.t -r
Evening journal., 1908-08-25
Thieves Made ThsIr E.oane.

Receiving word that burglars were
attempting to force an entrance 70 the
home of David ]. Re.nhardt at 3
o'clock this morning. Police Captain
Thomas Kane and a squad of officers
went to the well-kncwn attorney 3
home at Willard and Sreenhil avenues
but failed TO capture any of the in
truders. The police made the trip IN the
patrol wagon, and it Is though that the
noise made by the officers in approach
ing the house gave thet hieves warn
ing and they ned.
Miss Elizabeth G. Lafferty OF this
city has returned home after a few
DAYS spent with friends at Hockessin.
Harry w Mock has returned from an
outing to Pennsgrove
Arthur Handy is making a three
weeks visit with friends at Havrs de
Grses. Baltimore and Washington.
Evening journal., 1908-08-25

Edward Syns and sister Cathrire left for
their home in Vermont this morning after
visiting friends at Henry Clay.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

really it was like the deal Of Harvey Barr
of Braidwood.
Harvey Barr. a successful lawyer, had
a wonderful talent for getting the best Of
people. Even at home he kept this talent
In play. His wife said to him one morning
" Harvey, dear, this is the fifteenth an
n~iversary of our wedding. What are you
going to give me2"
This is what l am going to give you
Harvey answered. affectionately, and he
handed his wife SIS in crisp, fresh bills.
"'Oh. thank you! And what shall 1 give
your the gratified wife asked.
That meerschaum pipe w been ad-
miring so long, Harvey promptly an
nounced.
In the evening. on hts return home, the
pipe awaited him. II had cost just SIS. He
lit up and began to color it carefully.
But as the evening wore on his wife
seemed IN at ease.
Where is my present, Harvey?' she said
at last, fretfully.
why, my dear Harvey explained, you
gave me a pipe; l gave you SIS. Don't you
seer We're just even.'"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

"I suppose so. Isn't 1t dirty?'
Look st that crocodile basking in the
sum-
lis ne basktnSH On, Maude. dear, by the
way, is youy new basque TO have the fash
ionabIe long sleevesP
Gee. there's the sphinx
A that must be the desert. But 1
don't see any caravans
No. How provoking
Isn't II nice to travel on a railroad
where they don't nave any soot?'
spicy smen?'
Yes, indeed. Just like cloves, isn't II?
What can it be? I'll ask the brakeman
Brakeman
Yes, madamT
Where does that spicy smell come
from
From the engine, ma'am. We don't
uses nothing but mummies for fuel on this
here line st. Louis Republic.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

ern Pacific. "Well. I heard one the other
day. Big fat Britisher showed into one Of
those compartments at the last moment.
There was an American in there reading
his newspaper.
It's sixty miles to my station re-
marked the Engllshman, and, l say, old
chap, I'm treating myself for a wounded
foot, and, I say, II you don't mind, I'll put
some Of this iodoform on my ankle. b astly
smelling stuff
Go ahead said the American. But
when he got the full odor of it he showed
up a window. pulled out a cigar and lighted
it, and began putting away vigorously.
Here, here. my good fellow protested
the Englishman, this is no smoking COM
partmentv San Francisco Chronicle.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

$50 you are just back from a circular
tour OF the Mediterranean. including Egypt
and the Nile, Well, Welt"
The speaker was George AIDE, playwright
and humOrisL Shaking the hand OF the
brown young Indiana farmer, he went on:
Il know the sort Of conversation you
heard over therein Egypt. Say, listen and
III tear off a yard or TWO. IL ran like
this:
Isn't it lovely? Cleopatra lived here,
and Moses, and Pharaoh! 1t makes your
head swim. doesn't itT
~ guess its the bad air. 1t hurts my
head, too Is that the NileT'
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

Napoleon never breakfasted at the same
hour. Now he would breakfast at z now
at II, now at 10. Yet, whenever he rang
his breakfast, a young broiled chicken,
was always brought Immediately TO him,
cooke to perfection, just off the grill.
One morning Napoleon sent for his cook
and said, with a pleased laugh:
How do you manage 1t that, no matter
when I breakfast, my chicken is always
ready, done 10 a turn?"
Sir" said the cook, every ten minutes
1 put a fresh chicken on 10 broll. Thus
one is always perfectly done for you when
wnm ring
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
Hiqh Grade White
Goods Department

India Linons, 80 inches wide, at,
a yard, 2Jc, 1Oc, I5C and 12tsc
Persian Lawns, SO inches wide,
regular 39C grade, at, a I'D. .25c
zoe grade, at, a yard. 800. 10C
Wash Chiffon, As inches wide, reg
ular 75c quality, at, a yd. .59c
Opera Batiste, As inches wide, reg
ular Csc grade, at, a yd .45C
Regular soc grade at, a yd .35C
Clare Batiste, SO inches wide, reg
ular 39c grade, at, a yd .25c
French Lawns, As inches wide,
regular $1.O0 grade, at. 60c
Soc grade at. 30
soc grade at .36C
Checked and Striped Dimities, at, a
yard. Csc, 19c n d..............1 $50
Merceri2ed Chiffon, as inches wide,
MeTcerized Batiste, Is inches wide,
regular SOC grade, at, a yard. $50
French Embroidered Null, 40 inches
wide, at, a yd., Sl.9s, S1.5o and $50
Embroidered Batiste, As inches wide,
regular $50 quality. on sale
81 o Gaa Miss at a. inrcbs. vida re ?
Glar 81. 90 grade $50
Regular 75c grade. ........... 800
Regular soc grade. .......... $50
Scotch Swiss, q inches wide, regular
soc grade, at, a yd. ........... $50
Mercerized Checks for lingerie waists,
at, a SIC ana zoo
yard, 39c, csc, 100 and ...... .l2ho
Auto Cloth. Touring Cloth and Linen
Finish Suiting, at, a yard, l9c. l5c
anu ''.s 80 1ao
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
ORDER
BY
MA IL
Hiuh Grade Wash Goods Dept.
I'M ans department we carry the very finest

In this department we carry the very finest
grade of wash goods ever sold in this town.
We will start Monday at closing out all fine
high grade wash goods at exactly half the
marked price.
All SOC and SOC silk warp goods. .........2 5c
All 35c and SOC silk warp wash goods. 19c
All 29c and 3Oc wash goods ..............15c
All 25c wash goods ...................1212c
All 19c wash goods 1OC
All 15c wash goods. .712C
Everything exactly as advertised. Nothing
reserved. Come early.
All mail orders promptly filled.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
Summer Rugs and Maftings
MaichIess Bargain Prices
OTHER SPECIAL RUG BAR
GAINS MONDAY.

OAlNS MONDAl.
$1,000 SanfOrd's Administer Rugs
-9X12 size, 10 patterns for Sc
lection, on sale, at. $3.50
Wilton Velvet Rugs-9x12 size,
sold in Omaha at $4,000, special
Monday, price $3.50. .S19.9S
S25.OO Velvet Rugs-9x12 size,
beautiful patterns, at. .S1S. 50
$500 Administer Rugs-S-3x10-G
size, great snap, at sale
price ....".........S1S.5
7-foot Widonw Shades-Best quail
ity water %colors, at. e. p G
$1,000 Tapestry Brussels Rugs
Best quality, 9x12 sizs, big range
of pattern ...........S14.9S
$1,000 Tapestry Brussels Rugs
GX9 size, on sale. .$6.7S
$3.50 Kashmir Rugs-9x12 size,
no wrong side, fast %colors, 40
patterns for selection, at. $9.4S
Administer Hall Runners TT.
6x12 TT. SIS values, at. .S7.9S
On Sale Monday.
eft. Window Shades-Best quality
oil Opaque, at............39C
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
Doctors Advice sDurned.

Andy McTayish was no feelin' just
weel," so he went to the doctor and stated
his complaints.
What do you drink? demanded the
medico.
"Whuskey."
How much?"
Maybe a bottle a day
do you smoker"
Yes"
How muchp
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

married pair for the dozenth time sh9
found her daughter in tears on the door
step.
Il suppose George has left YOU" she
shifted.
yes" sob.
'Then there's a woman in the case?" she
asked. her eyes lighting up expectantly.
yes" sob.
''Who is it?" she demanded.
"You" sob.
Gracious" exclaimed the mother-in-
law. I'm sure l never gave him any en-
couragement,"-YounR's Magazine.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
The Deal.

John Mitchell, the labor leader. was dis
cussing in PittsbuTg a labor struggle Of
the past.
You see. they didn't give US a fair deal"
hs saId 1T looked fair on is fGoa but
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
Amazing Bargains Monday in Our
High Grade Linen Department Every Item Absolute

Full bleached all pure linen satin damask table cloths, Scotch and Irish
makes, regular 75c grade, Monday, yard .49C
72inch Belfast grass bleach table damask warranted pure flax, sold every
where at $125 yard, Monday yard .S5c
Pure linen dinner size table napkins, heavy Scotch material, good wearing a
regular $3.50 napkin, Monday, dozen $1.45
A mixed assortment o. high grade toweings. including the best Barnsleys
and Stevens, regular l5c values, Monday yard '.''.....'"''..9 SC
Grand assortment Of strictly nigh grade towels, including large size bath
and hemsttched bucks, the best hot weather towel item ever offered good
value at 35c, Monday, each
Greatest bedspread value in Omaha large size, knotted fringe, Marsenles pat
terms, regular 81 90 quilt, Monday, each So. 25
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
From the Story Teller's Pack

brow, do you always go home like this,
or are you giving yourself a special treat
tonight? I'm going up to Mr.. Browns
and the man al the station told me to fol-
low you, as you lived next door. Excuse
my asking you but is there much more to
do before we get there ?"-Everybody's
Magazine.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
Unsurpassed A~ssorfmenfs,

$500 Porch Rugs-Size Axe, fine
line of patterns, at. .S2.9S
$3.50 Fiber Rugs-36X72 size, on
sale at, choice ..........T5C
$500 Seamless Mating Rugs
Gx9 size, choice, Monday S2.9S
5Oc Fiber Mattings-Beautiful
patterns, can be sewed and laid
like carpet, on sale, yd.. .39C
China and Jap Mattings-Of all
description, very special values,
yd... SOC 35c 25C and 1Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

Two ounces a day"
well, you give up whisky and tobacco
altogether"
Andy took up his cap and in three steps
reached the door.
ANDY" called the doctor, you have not
paid for my advice!"
"Ahm no takkin' it,, snapped Andy as he
shut the door behind him.-Calgary Herald.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
A Few Snaps in Hayden's Crockey Department for Monday

2-quart Mixing Bowls 49,. Sc
2 rolls of Shelf Paper, any color, will
go at
6 sheets of Tangle Foot Fly Paper,
will go for ..................5C
Odd Plain White Cups, each. 20
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
Ready Made Sheets
and Pillow Cases
AT Less Than Cost of Raw Material

Whitethorn size, S1x9O, each....75c
Utica size S1x9O, each.........75C
Defender size Slx9O, each. $50
Mohawk size 81x9O, each. .65C
Standard size S1x9O, each .59C
Linen finish, size S1x9O, each. .49C
Utica size 72x9O, $50
Defender size 72x9O, each. sec
Mohawk size 72x9O, each. .55C
Standard size 72x9O, each. .49C
Linen finish, size 72xsO, each. 800
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

creased mis- speed. The footsteps quickened
accordingly, The darted down a
lane. The footsteps sun pursued him. In
Desperation he vaulted over a fence and,
rushing into a churchyard. threw himself
painting on one OF the graves.
If he follows me here he thought fear
fully, there can be no doubt as TO his In
t%entions."
The man behind was following. He could
hear him ~sorRmbling over the fence, Wis
ions OF ~highwsymen. maniacs, garroters
and the like flashed through his brain.
Quivering with fear the nervous one arose
and faced his pursuer.
""What do you wsnt?' he demanded.
~Wh-why are you following me2"
Say asked the stranger. hopping his
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
SO Encourn

Rose stahl. who has just closed in THE
Chorus Lady" tells a genuinely funny and
lew one on the mother-in-law When
mother-in-law came 10 stay vith the newly
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
Curtains and Draperies
Rousino Monday Specials

HV"'Wy "V"U"V SPEIT"S
$3.50 Brussels Net Curtains, on sale Monday at,
d pdlI SpO.SS
White Brusselette Curtains-54in. wide, snap
at, pair .$2.9S
Snow Flake Curtains, in red, green, blue or vel
low, greatly u~nderpriced, pair, $3.50, $1.9S
Madras Curtains, in all the soft shades for sum-
mer draperies; special at, pair, $3.50, $3.50
and 81. 9S
36-in. Madras, beautiful designs; special at, a yard 25c
35C Ruffled Nets, yard 25G
25c Ruffled Swiss, yard
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
Wash Goods
In our famous Domestic Room

All goods on sale here will he
closed out Monday. No c. o. d..
or Mail Orders filled on this onc
sale.
10000 yards of Organdy Carroeux
that sold for lie yard 10000
yards of Organdy de Lux that
sold at 15c yard, all new from
the bolt; all you want at, per
yard .... u Zee
10000 yards of - 1ac and 15c Ba-
tiste, in long remnants, 5 to 10
yards; will go at, a yard .5%C
$1,000 yards of SIMPSONS Silk
Novelties or fine Summer Prints,
in lengths from 5 to IL yards,
that sells always at 10c yard, at
per yard .31RC
10 yards Of White Goods, in ali
grades, that sold from II II to
25c yard, at. DC
49, 900 yards of White Goods, up
10 39c yard .... Zoe and 11Rc
Arnold's celebrated 25c Scotch
Cloths, at .1lac
acc SILK Mulls, plain. ......... 0
39c Silk Mulls, dotted. ......... loc
25c Anderson's Scotch Bingham. 100
100 full bolts Of Toll du Nord, A. f,
c. and Bates Dress Ginghams, al
ways sells at Instantaneous
so dozen Bath Towels. ..........21ao
so dozen Bath Towels. ......... so
so dozen Bath Towels. Tao
100 pieces Of 72-inch Bieached Irish
Damask, the $l.0O grade ...... 53o
100 pieces of full MerCerized Damask,
the regular 39c grade. ....... lBo
so pieces of 12hc All Linen Crash,
at TAO
so pieces Of All Linen Glass Towel
ing, at
Come Early.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
Nor Hospital.

Talking Of our British cousins1" inquired
n Black Ryan. tax attorney Of the South
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

Plain white shell Austrain-China cup
and saucer, worth $500 dozen, for
Monday only, while they last, at a
set .OJc
Large size chop or bread trays, will
go at .lSR
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

Linens, Sh~eeiinqs,
Heavy DOmeSfics
In on Famous Domestic Room


Here Is the place to buy Dimities.
"a Bleached Pepperal ......17hC
"a Bleached Lockwoods ...17hC
&c up for 1914 &c down for ~ etc.
Edwards mills, regular loo,
bleached SC
BallenVace sc
Hautler S choice sc
These are all 10c grades.
12hc India Linons 20
II Nc English Long Cloth. 49,. 20
19c English Long Cloth. .....1Oc
19c India Linons ............JOE
1Oc India Linons ......... RAJ
From 9 to 10 a. nj case Of
Bleached, fine 1Oc Muslin, 10 yds.
From 1890 to 11:3O-I case of s hc
Unbleached Muslin .........3Rc
From 2 to 8 p. nj case of 10c In
dia Linons, at .4Ac
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
He Followed.

NERVOUS oommuter, on his
dark, lonely way home from
the railroad station, heard foot
steps behind him. He had an
uncomfortable feeling that he
was being followed. He in
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28
Read The Big Sale Prices for Monday
In Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Butter, Cheese,
Crackers, Teas and Coffees
FLOUR. FLOUR.

FLOUR. FLOUR. FLOUR
4S-lb. sack of the Finest Flour made,
nothing like It anywhere for less
than Zoe to soc sack more; our price
\ in this sale. ..,...., . .Sl.2S
GRADUATED Sugar, the best for pre-
serving, at less than jObbers' cost.
10 bars best brands Laundry Soap 2Sc
The best Domestic Macaroni, pkg s1so
~Bromaugelon, Jellycon or Jell-O, per
Large bottles Worcester Sauce, Pure
Tomato Catsup or Pickles, assorted
kinds, per bottle. .,..,...'''' 'o13o
Any kind Corn Flakes you want, per
Quaker oats Company Toasted Wheat
Flakes, pkg. ,.... 800. 30
Fresh. Crisp Potato Chips, b.. .2oo
The best Soda Crackers or fresh, crisp
Pretzels, per 10. .........,... 90
7 Large Cooking Raisins, per ID. Tao
SPECIAL SALE OF TIEE TEAS
AND COFFEES:
We import direct, and guarantee ey-
cry pound purchased of us, TO be
the best possible values money can
! buy:
Golden Santos Coffee, exceptionally
good, per pound .......... 100
Maracaibo and Bogota Blend, an eX-
Porto Rico Blend Coffee, the great
} family drink, per pound 2oo
Ankola Blend, rich favored and a fine
body coffee. per pound -. 23o
Nj. a J. blend, a top notch Coffee for
lovers of a rich and elegant drink,
J per pound 400
Observation-Disclosures
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

2-gallon white lined. blue enameled
Preserving Kettle, worth soc to 65c
each, only Soo
2-burner Gasoline Stoves, worth $2.l5,
l~2-gaIion, heavy galvanized. Garbage
Cans, new and bright forged handles,
tight fitting cover, worth $l.S5' only
only 800 of them, for ...........7So
l4-inch Lawn Mower, crucible steel
blades, will cut clean, worth $S:Lo,
on sale for Sa,oS
Whetmore rubber Garden Hose, fully
guaranteed, per foot .lO75o
Good Rubber Hose, 71ae, s1Sc' sac
ana ...... -. ,too
csc Hose Reels, closing them out for.
csc Grass Catchers, fits any mower,
csc Grass Sickle, special sale. l5o
% inches wide, only S. Of them left.
all go tomorrow for .......... S6.49
4-gaIlon Water Cooler, just the thing
for the house, keeps water sweet,
clean and cool, nic;ol plated faucet,
sold usually for $500, a snap, Sl.98
The Puritan ~2-buruer, nickel plated
Gas stove. We have 800 of them
for this sale, worth S2.25, only Sl.49
2-burner Gas Plate. worth Sl.SS, SBo
WASHING MACHINE SALE
MONDAY
Genuine Western Washer. on sale
FOR ..-...... ''''''''' ''''' @S'0o
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

Odd Saucer, each l.
Decorated 1-quart Bowls. ........5c
Fancy Decorated Cake and Bread
Plates, in rose and fruit designs,
worth soc, at, each ..........lOG
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-28

Price Tell Much But Quality Tells More
Examine the quality Of Mondays Offerings compare them with Oler. You'll find then superior
Special Mond'y

EHIFd SpeCIdI MOn0 Y
csc Fancy Ruchings, yard ....15c
25c Embroidered Linen Collars,
SOC Elastic Belts, at. .........15c
Hump Hooks and Eyes, card INC
Mcrrick's 200 yd. Machine Thread, on
sale, at, spool. .3kc
Barbour's 2OO-yd. Linen Thread, on
sale, at, spool ..............7bE
Warren's Silk FeatherbOne, yd.7hc
kleinert's Featherweight Shields,
pan .l2R
UnO Dress Shields, pair. .....15c
Crepe Paper, all c%olors, roll. ...5c
Paper Napkins-Best quality Japa-
nese goods, per 100 ........15c
THOMAS HAMMOCKS
They Cannot BE Broken
Cheap as the cheapest, best on the
market. New lots just received.
SEE THEM MONDAY.