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TTIF, OMAHA DAILY TtEK: PATUHDAY, .1UXI5 27. 1003.
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Deposit
Your
Honey In
Our Bank
4 Per Cent
Interest
Paid on
Deposits
Great Shirt Waist Purchase
A SALE OF SHIRT WAISTS AT HALF PRICE AND LESS THAN HALF.
A shirt waist manufacturer In tho east, who Is noted a n maker of
the most thorough rolin lll ity. recently made a inlntake and mnde up
nearly a thousand shirt wnints In exi oss of orders. Thry are waists of
tho very finest Hort. manufactured Hpeclally for a high clns trade. lie
sold them to us In one lot nt lens than It cost to make them.
We are now able to offer Saturday
grade Shirt Waists at most sensationally low pr
$1.00 and $1.50 Shirt Waists at
These waists are made of an excellent grade of
chambrays, lawns, damasks, etc they sell
everywhere else at tl and $1.60 Saturday at
$2.00 and $2.50 Shirt Waists at
Here are beautiful white Swiss, dimity, damask and linen
lawn Waists, In all the charming new "tyles they
were manufactured to sell at $2 and (2.60 Saturday
at
$3 and $4 Shirt Waists, at
A thoroughly high grade lot of Shirt Waists, mad?, in
the dainty summer thirt waist fabrics and beautifully
and elaborately trimmed with cluny bands, Mexican
drawn work, all-over lace effects, etc Thry were man
ufactured to sell at $3 and 94. Saturday at tl.bO.
$5 and $6 Shirt Waists at
The most beautiful and stunning Shirt Waists ever
brought into Omaha. Made of real India linen, snowy
' lawns, batistes, etc, new all-over lace trimming ana
.medallion effects, worth as high as ttieach and many
would sell for 16.50 and $7 Saturday rt $2.08.
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LAST DAYS OK f UK BIO WAIST SALK-WOMEN'fl WA18T3 AT LESS THAN
manifacturers' cost, the entire stock of the big $:.n,ono waist
PURCHASE NOW ON OUR COUNTERS. EXTRA SALESPEOPLE DURING THIS
SALE ENABLES US TO OIVE BETTER SERVICE TO OCR CUSTOMERS.
WOMEN'S WAISTS WORTH 11.50 for 6V.
9it dozen wonii'n ' WHlsts, In white and
colors, made of linens, lawns and other
wiilst fabrics, worth up to 11.50, Saturday
6"V
WHITE WAI8TS WORTH $2, for 80.
200 ileien white shirt waists, made of
Rood quality of lawn and linen, made to
soil nt $2.0)1, for 8!c.
WHITE CHIN. BILK WAISTS AT $1 S.
75 dozen white china silks, white lawns
and llneiiH, worth up to $3.00, for $1.46.
60 dozen white waists, made of lawns,
linens and white cheviots, worth $1.0", $b
and $, for $2.9s.
Your choice of any white wash waist on
our counter worth up to $12. CO, for $4.H8.
20 dozen white waists, made of Persian
lawns, Irish dlmitleH. imported linens, trim
med In Mexican drawn work, Imported
lares nnd fine embroideries, $S, $10 and $12,
for $4.'JH.
WASH SUITS
21 wash suits, made of linens and ging
hams, worth up to $6.00. for $2 90.
50 silk shirt waist suits, made of wash
silks, worth $15. for $9 90.
Ask to see the "Czarina" underskirts,
from 9c to $5.00.
CHILDREN'S DRESS DEPARTMENT.
15 dozen children's dresses, In all colors,
worth $1.00, for 49c.
10 dozen children's dresses, beautifully
made, worth up to $6.00, for $2.96.
100 women's walking skirts, worth $8.00,
for $2.98.
60 dozpn wrappers, worth $1.50, for R!c.
20 dozen women's colored waists, worth
75c, for 26c. :
200 silk waists, worth $7.60, .for $2.90.
Extra Special Shoe Bargains Saturday
1.96
300 pairs men's patent colt.
vlcl and velours calf ox
fords, worth up to $3.60....
!00 pairs men's vlcl' kid, box
calf and patent colt lace
OoO pairs women's vlcl kid, in
uooflyear wen or nana turn
ed soles, oxford worth $1..
Rrnnltq ttrnw' if, fin tiatent
shoes, $2.93.
Misses slippers worth up to
Child's patent slippers, bow
worth up to $1.00, at 69c.
1.96
calf button
$1.75, at 79o.
and buckle.
W'omen's hand turned Juliets, worth
$2.50, at 49c.
Women's tan or black oxfords, worth
up to $3.50, at 98c.
Missel' and boys' . linen shoes, worth
$1.50, at 85c.
Women's kid nnd patent strap sandals,
worth $2.00, at 9He.
Women's dongola strap sandal, bow nnd
buckle, ic.
Agents for the Stetson and Crossett shoes
for MEN. and the Ultra and Orover shoes
for WOMEN.
Bennett's
LADIES' AND BEN'S UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY SAL?
100 dozen men's fine lisle thread shirt
nnd drawers. In plain and fancy colora,
worth $1.50, on sale at 7oc.
All the men's bHlhrlggan shirts and draw
ers, In plain and fancy colors that sold
W to 75e, on sale Ht 35c.
Men's $1.60 colored laundered shirts, In
all stylos, with separate cults, at &oe.
60c suspenders, all kinds with leather or
ilk ends, at 25c.
60o necKwear, all stylos and colors, lour-in-handst,
tecks and bows, at 2."c.
Men's 50c fine lisle thread, -hose, In
fancy colors and black, ot 25c.
Men's leather belts, in all the new shades,
worth up to $2.00, on sale at 60c and 75c.
MYDEN'S GROCERY BARGAINS
(IT)
(ID
NEW HAIR DRESSING & MANICURING DEPT.
ON THE TH 1 RD FLOOR. EXPERT ASSISTANTS.
21. It. Pvnt&tl & pens 21. "JT. Pranii & pant
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BALDUFF
Caterer Slanscom Park Pavilion
Sunday, June 28th.
Music Afternoon and Evening
By the 22d Infantry Band
Balduff's Ice Cream
and Confections .
600 rases sweet corn for 9flc dozen, or 7Vc
per can.
350 cases tomatoes, $t dozen or 8V4c can.
250 dozen cans California peaches, $2.60
dozen or 22c can.
Cheaper peaches nt 12'Ac. 13c and 17V4C can
375 dozen cans California apricots, $1.5')
dozen or J2Hc can.
S-lb. can hominy 5c
3-Hi. can pumpkin 5.'
3-lb. saucr kraut ., 3c
3-lb. can beets 5c
2-lb. can string beans 5c
Hominy grits lc
Pearl sago '. 8Mjc
Pearl Tapioca. 3V4c
Oatmeal.... 2V4C
Frultlna 3e.
Good rice 8V,
Best rye flour, per sack 45o
Whole wheat flour, per sack 4fic
Soda crackers 5c
Milk crackers 5c
Ginger snaps 5c
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LARGEST EXCLUSIVE RETAIL MILLINERY HOUSE IN THZ WEST.
Grand Special Sale Saturday
ON ALL....
An exquisite array of handsomely trimmed Black Chif
fon, White Chiffon, Milan Tuscan, dhip ami Neonolitan
Braid Hats, at EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES.
Investigate It pays. See us before you buy,
1508 Douglas Street.
saasi
IBJriBiUfC
23S&
Is a'Lost Friend
Gone Forever.
The Spent Dollar
OUR LITTLE HOME BANKS LOANED FREE.
t CITY SAVINGS BANK, ,6th "omahX!" sts-
'Joseph Van Tochlne Ueta Decree of
.' Hrparatlnn.
Before Judge Heaton, Joseph Van Tochina
-of Fort Wayne, Ind., secured a divorce
'from Cora Van Tochlne on the grounds of
'cruelty. It will be remembered that she Is
the woman who was alleged to have left
'mifft Wayne suddenly with much of the
.furniture In the house and went west during
the winter. 8he left while her husband
va at work In his store. Mrs. Van Toch'ne
-u allowed alimony and the custody of the
5 daughter.
err Low Special Eiraralon Rales.
-To Boston, Mass., Saratoga, N. Y.. and
Chautauqua Lake In June and July. L.lb-
eral terms and stopover privileges.
: On and after June 14 the new fast train
;.from Chicago to Buffalo and Intermediate
joints, 6:15 p. m. dally.
For time cards, regular and special rates,
itc, send postal card to H. !. Purdy,
.Trav. Pass. Agent, Erie Railroad, Chicago,
t J 11.. or D. M. Bowman, General Western
2 Passenger Agent, Chtcago, III.
K
f Tke "Queem f Americas (Wtrlnsj
Places."
(The poetic name given to Atlantic City)
.and other Atlantic sea coast resorts, are
reached from the west via the Lehigh Val
iJey Railroad.
rf Send I-cent stamp to General Passenger
I Department. Lehigh Valley Railroad, New
fJVork, for Atlantic City booklet,
j. f
Special Trala to Bohemian State
i'X Tournament.
V On Sunday. June 28, the Burlington will
run a special train to Wllber, Neb., leav
ing at $ a. m.; returning will Wave Wllber
tat p. m. Fare, $1.80 for the round trip.
' feee me for particulars. J. B. Reynolds, City
Passenger Agent, 1502 Farnam St., Omaha.
Chance to Spend Independence Day
In the "Cradle of Liberty."
Excursion tickets to Boston will be sold
via Pennsylvania Short Lines, July 1st, 2d
to 6th, inclusive, account the National Edu
cational association meeting. Tickets will
be good via Washington, with stop overs
at national capital, Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York. The trip from New York
to Boston may be made via rail or steamer.
Excursionists may also visit Niagara Kails.
Apply to H. R. Dering, A. G. P. Atft., No. 2
Sherman street, Chicago, for further Information.
r
.1 rienlct rU-nlcl Plcnlcl
- The oply picnic of the season will be
held by the Omaha Plattduetschen Vereen,
Funday, June 28, at Ruser'a park.' Carry.
Jlls leave Thirty-second and Center streets
lvery five minutes. Train as advertised
7 Cancelled by the railroad company.
t: COMMITTEE.
1 The Low Hates to Boston
JVla the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Railway afford a delightful opportunity for
an eastern vacation trip. Tickets on sale
tJune 2b. 26 and 27. July 1. 2. J, 4 and i.
, Full particulars on application to M. S.
Giles. T. P. A., Chicago, or by addressing
.'JJ. F. Daly. Chief A. G. P. A.. Chicago.
; 50.000 brick. $4 6ujj5 60 p r thousand, at
.yards. Rd and Hickory streets. Wlthnell
; Uroa. fiffliUt Co. .
Honicseekers' Excnralons.
The Missouri Pacific will sell both one
way and round trip tickets to certain points
in 8outhwet Missouri, Kansas, Indian and
Oklahoma territories, Texas, Arkansas, in
cluding Hot Springs. Dates of sale Tues
days, July 7th and 21st. Rates one fare
plus $2. For Information call on or address
any agent or Thos. F. Godfrey, Piss. nnd
Ticket Agent, S. E. Corner 14th and Douglas
streets, Omaha, Neb.
Members of Washington lodge. No. 27,
Degree of Honor, are requested to attend
the funeral of Bister Nora Naughttn, to be
held from St. Patrick's church, Fourte?nth
and Castellar streets. Saturday morning,
June 27. Members assemble at residence,
901 Bancroft street, at 2:16 a. m. By order
of Mrs. Sarah Lancaster, Chief of Honor,
Mrs. Ida McLaughlin, Recorder.
People of the M eat Will rind the Best
Passenger train service on the Pennsylvania
system of railroads, over which through
trains run from Chicago to Pittsburg, New
York and allt points east. For particulars
address II. R. Dering, A. G. P. Agt., No. 2
Sherman street, Chicago.
59c Overalls 25c
On sale Saturday not more than two
pairs to any one customer. If you are
going to buy a suit and you are willing to
spend $15.00 to $18.00 for it, you do yourself
an injustice if you do not look over our
Alfred Benjamin suits no others are as
good; this make can be compared with high
grade tailoring work only. We also offer
special Inducements In Kohn Bros." union
made suits our sale prices are $7.60 nnd
$10.00. We also offer strong substantial
suits for $5.00. Fine mohair shirts, $2. 'JO.
Pure white silk shirts. $3.00. Union suits
blue, pink and natural color "The Oneita
knlt" price all over $1.00; our price 75c.
Big line of slllc neckwear, your choice 15c.
Straw hats very cheap. The fact of the
matter Is, you had better get our prices be
fore buying elsewhere It means money In
your pocket. The Guarantee Clothing Co.,
1519-1621 Douglas . street. Just received, a
line of those late styles wide brim straw
hats prices, 60c, 76c and $1.00.
The Wabash Railroad
"In . the Good Old Summer Time" offers
many special rates to Boston, Indianapolis.
Baltimore. St. Louis, Saratoga, Detroit,
Atlanta and other points.
Call at city office. 1401 Farnam or address
HARRY E. MOORES. G. A. P. D..
Omaha, Neb.
The Growth of Money
Just as surely as acorns will grow Into
glunt oaks; rents will grow Into dollars and
dollars Into hundreds If planted In good
soli and cultivated correctly. Open a bank
account with us and receive 4 per cent In
terest. A little home safe loaned free If
you desire It '
J. L. BRANDEI3 A SONS, Bankers.
. X4.TSI 14 75! 914.TSI
Chicago and return June 14-15-30. July I.
Good till September 15. via "The Northwest
ern Line." the only double-track road, lkjl
1401 rarnan St. - - ..
ELD'S
SATURDAY
$1.00
SALE
WRAPPERS,
SKIRTS,
PETTICOATS,
WAISTS,
KIMONAS,
DRESSING
SACQUES.
Those who visit this sale will get their
money's worth unJ more. The white petti
coats come with tucked flounces and lice
flounces choice, $1.00. Muth proof bags, O'C.
Buy now.
O. K. St'OKlFi n CLOAK SI IT C O.,
$510 Douglas Street.
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WELCH
T0TJBRE5;
IS
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MEATS Uli GROCERIES !
2412 and Farnam at?.
FOR SATURDAY
YOUNG HENS -
Per Jund...tt lasC
PORTERHOUSE STEAK- If-
Per Pound....1. QG
SIRLOIN STEAK- A
Per Pound IbxC
GRANULATED SUGAR- gs
Per Pound )C
A NO. 1 FLOUR- C I t?1 ft
- 48-pound bag vlwU
f - N IC- (Itw fsnsm nd tSlk Str-i
hM t rapul SMOMI Surt'lM '! IIW.UM.
UX1THD STATUS DBHtiSITUH V.
Prsk Mrpbj. pfl4rt H H Wood, ikr ,Im
lMtr ItrwA. r!'t-T V T IImnhMim, .m rM.
Half fare to Boston June 24, X, SO; July
L 2. $, 4. Long limit. Stopover privileges
Choice of routes. Through cars to Boston;
no change enroute via. The Northwestern
Line, the only double track route. 14ul-1403
Farnam street.
For Sale Due M:i on one of the best New
York City hotels at a good discount. Ad
dress K 64, care Oinaha bte.
f mm
Be careful In selecting your gift. It
will be viewed and criticised by many.
Those whoae opinions you most es
teem will see It. By it may be judged
your good taste and Judgment, may
nap your friendship and liberality.
Uafeguard yourself by making use of
us In the selection. Wo have the
goods that suit. We know the latest
my lea--beat makes most suitable gifts.
CUT BUSS, SILVERWARE, Etc.
Special prices that show refine
ment, richness, at surprisingly
moderate prices.
Brown & Dorslicim.
JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS.
222 S. 16th St.
IJIOH GRADE
Dentistry to the
People of the middle
west at half the usual
rate. Bet of teeth,
$3.00; gold ciwwns, $3.00;
extracting, 25c. All
VJ work warranted.
BAILEY
THE DENTIST CO,
812 fsitos BIU. 16lh aud Farnam St.
Lady Attendant. Tel. 106.
mm
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The, finest and
choicest of "oods are
added in this sale,
none reserved, $25
hats at 812.00
$29,00 hats atv 10.00
$15.00 hats at 7,50
$12.00 hats at 6,00
$10.00 hats at 5,00
All go at half price.
The new sailor in Jumbo
braid 50c
A new selection of d uck aud
pique hats at a low price.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
t'lac 1'hotoa.rayhlc Illustrations.
China Values
Extraordinary
Haviland Decorated Tea
and Breakfast Plates,
each, at 25C
Johnson Bros. English Tor
t ela in Bread Plates,
each, at ; 5C
7-piece Berry Sets, fine
decorated glass, eaeh.25c
One gallon Milk Crooks, at,
each 6C
Heavy Pressed Glass Water
Bottles, at f Qq
Large size Decorated Plat
ters, each 25C
Handsome German China
Tea Tiles, 23c value,
each 5C
English Torcelain Bone
Plates, while they last q
Root Beer Bottles, quart
size, per dozen 7QC
Handsome new China
from the world's famous
patterns arriving daily and
all old goods must go.
s
turdey Special-
Woman's S6
and S750 Shirt
Waists S2.90.
2o0 Woman's Pure
Linen Waists,, hand em
broidered in beautiful
designs, positively
worth ?6.00 and ST.SO,
will be put on sale
Saturday Morn
ing at
U Fill Hli 1 I I 1 1 V I I IVIrA YL
..,
Mrt Dapt
Second Floor.
Exceptional bargains in
framed pictures. To interest
everybody's taste.
Regular 25c pictures . . .Qc
Regular 35e pictures . . . Qq
Regular 45c pictures . . .25c
Regular 50e pictures., . 35C
Regular 75c pictures.. .Qg
We have the largest as
sortment in photograph
frames in Omajaa, up from
19 cents.
To Amateur
Photographers
Prints by Daylight or
Artificial Light
tm need not send east
for it. We have it. All sur
faces. Binooth portrait carbon
mat and rough surface mat.
Size 4x5 per gross $1.50
dozen
Zx'tx-r groai $3.00
dozen
6x per gross $4 50 M g -
dozen t)
I5c
50 c
Art Cyko x7 size only Ufl
dozen OU
Cyko DeveUper for paier in.
or plate pi r tube
VpggaiffTc.ffl8fT'ii uiui'.iymz.
The Grandest Exhibition of Speed Ever Given in Omaha.
SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 3 P. ill
At the Half-Mile Track, 20th and Taylor Sts.
TEN Z0 AUTOMOBILE
GRAND mr "rE
EYEHTS ft
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS IT!
LARGEST MACHINES IN THE STATE WILL COM
PETE! SEVERAL TRIALS FOR STATE RECORDS
FOR AUTOMOBILES AND MOTORCYCLES. FAST
TIME IS PROMISED.
For particulars see LOUIS FLESCHER, 1022 Capitol
Avenue.
ADMISSION, 25 AND 50 CENTS. -
Tickets on sale at all bicycle stores and at Beaton Drug
Co., lofh and Farnam Streets.
"Saying tilings" about
going away things.
Our Intest In things to
keop us cool when the
weather and the Irrepres
sible office boy are doing
their best to make us hot
Is Gauze Crash a fabric
with the comfort- of crash,
with the dressiness of
Serge. It takes good
tailoring to fashion It
properly but, then. It
takes a good tailor to get
a job with us.
Extra Summer Trousers
of Crash, Serge, Home
spun or Duck $$16 to 8.
$20 to $40 is the coat and
trouser price.
MacCarthy
Tailoring Company,
now at
JM-JOt S. 16th St.
Next Door to Wabash Ticket
Office.
Phone 1808,
I MitlP lllMllfi te l
IIIIIUJWV III I IIIV WVJU l
Are You Coming?
TO OUR SODA FOUNTAIN OPENING
IATIRDAV, JINK X7T1I.
FROZEN STRAVBKRRY CUSTARD and
FROZEN BANANA PUDDING, two deli
cacies which have never been equaled In
the soda line, will be among our specialties
for Ol'KNING DAY.
Music, llowers and tho prettiest fountain
and store in the city await you.
Join the crowd and make this a galla
day at Omaha's popular soda corner.
PLEASE REMEMBER WE HAVE NO
COMMEKCIAI.. ICE CREAM. BUT MAKE
OUR OWN. FROM PURE CREAM, FROM
THE ALAMITO FARM.
Store Always Open Night and Day.
SCilAEFEfl'S DRUa STORE
Two 'Phones TeT and 7vT.
16tu aud t hicasjo Streets. Omaha.
, f DIAMONDS
All sizes. All prkex. 4
.Ve clot Bat. at Su V
do not get their snoes from us, but,
judging from the way we've had to
Increase this department in help and
goods, about 90 per cent of them do.
About 70 per cent of this 90 per cent
buy our $1.50 shoes, because they've
stood the wearing test of several years'
selling and are pronounced by all of
the boys as the best all-uround boy's
shoe ever sold for $1.60.
We want the other 10 per cent ot
boye to give these $LD0 shoes a trial.
DREXEL SHOE CO.,
Omaha's Up-to-Date Shoe House
1419 Farnam Street.
ALTON I M IK
FLOUR J iPi'1'3
(The Height of Perfection of the Miller's
Art.)
In view of the recent sharp advances In
wheat we purchased two cars of ALTON,
which are now in transit, and decided to
reduce the price 2o per cwt
TWENTY POUNDS GRANU
LATED SUGAR
HIRES' ROOT BEER
EXTRACT
$1.00
...121c
25c
ROLLED OATS
Three Packages
CHOICE COUNTRY BUTTER- 22c
Per Pound w
SPRING CHICKENS
at
23c
encarr.
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