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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1905)
10 TfTE OMATTA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JUNE "21, GREAT SPECIAL SALE Ladies'l Slippers t Samples of very fine baud made slippers these are plain, fmicy, beaded and patent lentuer ex tremely dressy for evening wear and house wear worth up to $o.tX) a pair, go on big bargain square at..-. $11.25 These slippers have been In a handsome window display during the past few days, where they have caused no end of comment. Special India. Liror Value Tomorrow we will place on sale one lot of full pieces India Linons that would ordinarily be considered cheap at 10c a yard 4 g They jto. as long as 0OO pieces lust, III C 10c at, per yard. ALSO OINE LOT OF VERY FINB 40-INCH LAWNS These are lo mill length. They are splendid quality and also go at per yard ; Pearl Buttons at lc Dozen. A big lot of all kinds of plain and fancy pearl buttons in all sizes worth ad high as 15c a dozen, on card, at per dozen lc The Favorite Summer Wear, Men's Blue Serge Suits Light weight, half lined and full lined suits single and double breasted the biggest value of the year for men of good taste made of all wool hand tailored Actually worth $15 and $18 Special at... All Wool Serges wear like Iron. DR. BRADBURY 1806 FARNAa Tetb Extracted.-. .25c Porcelain Pilllngs $1 up Oold Fillings ... .$1 up Silver Fillings... 80c up Crowns $2.80 up Hates $2.00 up DENTIST 15 Years Same Location 'Phono 1756. Bridge Work $2.50 up Nerves removed with out pain. Loose Teeth Mad Solid. Work guaranteed 10 yaars. Teachers and Students Can make $5.00 a day during vaca tion months. No investment required. Work dignified and pleasant. Write for particulars. :: :: :: :: THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER OMAHA, NEBRASKA CURRENT LITERATURE. E. P. Powell s latent book. Orchard and Fruit Garden." the second In the McClure Phllllp Country Home library, has been receiving the unnttnted approval of the nursery and orchard men. The Stark Bros. Nurseries and Orchards company, one of the btKRert establishment of Its kind In the t'nltfd States, writes to the publishers: "It strikes us as a very practical and help ful work, especially for amateurs Just starting- an orchard, though the most ex perienced orchardlst will read It with profit." T. V. Munson, well known as an expert on fruit trees, writes: "I have looked it through with the greatest inter est, and And It a most delightfully written work it Is so clear, explicit and orderly, practical up-to-date. The style Is charm ing. It fills a great need for th fruit growers of every class." Revelations of the methods of political corruption In one of our large cities now being made each day through, the news papers give special timeliness to Philip Ver rlll Mlghels' novel, "The fltimate Pas sion," recently published by the Harper. Among many "rear' episodes, with which this novel bristles, there Is none of more Immediate Import than the revelation of the real methods employed by the "ring" to insure that young legislators at Albany will not Interfere with vested gas Inter ests. Mr. Mlghels has related real farts Concerning: political methods In New York City respecting this vital matter. All his references to the question of gas are based on fact, not on fancy. The character of Hreem In the novel is a real man, and tho things he tells have all happened and will happen again. What wide-awake boys can do when thrown on their own resources Is delight fully brought out In Willis Gibson's serial tory, "Miles City and Return," now run sing In the Youth's Companion. Incidentally the reader learns a god deal about the geography, life and traffic of the upper Mississippi. Ths title page, of "The Oirl and tha Kaiser." recently Issued by the Bobha MrrlU company, shows the author as Pauline Bradford Mackl. This la ths siHlden nam of Mrs. Herbert M. Hopkins. ho husband Is profewr of l-tin lit Trinity college at Hartford, pnth Prof. Ilopkin and hi wlfa hav made places for themselves among th modern novel ists of America, "Th Torch," Prof. ' Hopkins' book, published last year, at tracted considerable attention as an In tlilvi attack os svmmsrclai Influences In university life. Mrs. Hopkins has quite a long list of stories to her credit, "The Washlngtonians" and "The Voice In the Desert" being perhaps the most Impor tant. "The Girl and the Kaiser" it note worthy for its Intimate, friendly and un exaggerated picture of Emperor William the Sudden. For the first time In fiction we have a portrait of him, not a carica ture. A discussion of "The Future of Poland" by David Bell Macgowan Is announced for the July Century. While this article was written, of course, before the czar's issue of the rescript removing many of the re strictive ordinances from which Poland has suffered, such action adds interest and value to this authoritative statement of the oppressive conditions In Poland. "The Blue Book of Missions" for 1906, pub lished by Funk & Wagnalls companycon talns the essence of the annual reports for 19"4 of a hundred or more missionary so cieties, with statistical tables, latest facts as to area, population, religions .and mis sions, both Protestant and Roman Catholic, In each of the non-Christian countries of the world. It corttalns also a large collec tion of miscellaneous Information carefully indexed for quick reference, and forma a handy compendium, portable and pocket able, of value to clergymen, missionaries Snd students. (extra special 1 111 ii nminriiriiT ii iiuuiibtriir.il i Cooking Lessons CONTINUED AT The Peoples Store. Owing to the urgent request of the people of Omnhit wo have man aged to secure a continuance of the led tins ty Miss Sarah Elizabeth t'ralg of Huston. These leetures an' of the very highest order ami are entirely free. The management of the Direct Aft Ion Has Knnge Company were loath to penult Miss Train to stay, hut after npeated efforts we finally secured her ser vlces for the rest of the week. She will continue to give these lectures every morning at loss) and every afternoon at a:00 and on Saturdays in the afternoon at 2:X and In the evening at 7:.T0, no morning lecture. All her cooking Is done on the Direct Action tJas Mange, of which we are the sole agents. These ranges are sold on the Easy Payment Tlan 5(1 cents ier week for the smaller size; $1.00 per week for the larger size. Ii 13) "c AI'AI 'c''T'c JJ ..,.,. vj j D H nr mJZ- Wrdnr .!? Fair and Warmer. Otw$E H MENUnti WEDNESDAY, 10100 A. M. Yeast Bread, Holls, Bread Sticks. WEDNESDAY. 2:00 P. M. Broiled Steak, Delmonioo Creamed Potatoes, Rhubarb Pie. People Furniture & Carpet Co. Taiv Ties Tht Tantalize There Is nothing more tantaliz ing In women's summer foot wear than those beautiful tan tie of ours. We show them In the correct shades of tan, In the newest and prettiest shapes, and the latest lasts. FRY SHOE CO. 16th and Douglas Sts. The June number of the Four Track News exhales a vacation atmosphere calculated to hypnotise the reader. With an abun dance of pictures Illuminating the descrip tive matter It takes a tourist to tha charm i.f T t I . l . . . . . .-. ,,.,-ii.r 1() liar iiaroor and New York City and Montreal. If the tourist has time and money to satisfy his needs he or she may visit In Iird Kairfas- town. Win chester. Va . take a run to Cuba, and dash across the ocean to the curious old town of Settle, England. Beside these vacation hints. there are numerous personal sketches, poems and humor, all richly em belllshed with Illustration. Silver for Wedding Gifts Handsome table silver is the delight of tho hospitable housekeeper when she sees it decorating her hospitable table, or ornamenting her buffet and lending a tuni to her dining room. Our stock of silver is artistic, produced by the most talented designers, with every piece a gem of the silversmith's art. Brown & Borsheim, Jewelers. - 22-222 9. 16th St DIAMONDS! B Ownership of one or more will give jg you that self-satisfied feeling. Why 7 It will Insure you against a rainy day sight of it will give you H constant pleasure especially so If m mounted In a ring It Is cash gj because we will give you nine-tenths of what you paid us at any time with- J In one year from date of purchase. BROOMS! BROOMS! Four-Tie Parlor Brooms 30c 10c Made with high grade broom corn Won't curl up at corners Made just right Thirty (!?3.00) Green Trading Stamps with each broom. Scrub Brushes, Scrub Brushes. Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps with any scrub brush, 22c, 18c, 15c, 12c and . . . HARDWARE, BASEMENT. In Our Dry Goods Sections TAKE A NIRBIvK AT OUR BARGAIN CIRCLE IN THE WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S HEADY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT. Hundreds of waists for women and boys, aprons, children's dresses, bonnets for women and children, etc. Every article on the circle this week 25c Ladies' House Dresses Handsome rercale and lawns, very neat trimmings, flounces and yokes, 4 AO. selling at 12.25, $2.00 and $1.76, all Wednesday, at I.0 Imported La.wns Trimmed In velvet, lace or embroidery, very dainty gowns, sold at $6.50, 4 fiSi $S 60, $4.50, $3.50-all Wednesday, at I.VO Ladies' Grass Linen Petticoats Washable, for travel and country wear, natural color, some have one ruffle, others two, a good value, all lengths, regular $1.25 Wednesday, 75c See our elegant line of Cravenette Coats for traveling and outing, O Qfi regular $12.50 and $14.50 value, sale ZZJ Children's Bonnets A hemstitched lawn bonnet, ruffled, trimmed of same material, all 1fln sizes Children's Lawn Bonnets Three clusters of fine tucks, trimmed In fluted ruffle, edged with lace, lQr all sizes, at IfV niiji.L(L ry -& DODGE. The high art that I being put Into sou venir postal cards nowaday I most per fectly exemplified by .some of the pictorial products of Raphael Tuck 6on Co. of New York. The postal card I being mad educational a well artistic and In these serUs one can travel around the world with graphic portrayals of all th most Interesting sights and scene sought after by round-the-world tourist. Anni Payson Call's "Power Through Re pose" has brought relief to so many nerv ous men and women that S SMW book by ths author la sura to be eagerly welcomed The Freedom of Ufe" u the title se lected by Miss Cu tr vtmX m,y u termed, "the goapel of orderly living." In her new book she attempts to give a rem edy for the distressing waste of nervous force which attends our dally work. She show how we may be spared the pain and annoyance of doing light In the wrong way. Beveral of the chapters In the book appeared originally In Leslie's Monthly magazine. Mis Call reside near Boston Her previous books along th same line, "Power Through Repose" and "As a Mat ter of Course." have had a large sale. Lit tle, Brown & Co. are Iter publishers. Above books at lowest retail prices. Matthews, 122 South Fifteenth street ' Ample shade snd refreshments at Valley Park. Take your family to ths grocers' and butchers picnic' Thursday; only $1 round trip; children half price. Harry B. .Usvls, undsrutasr, ZsL UK Dusting Caps For house cleaning, made of gingham. at t-,... Children's Percale Dresses Neatly made and trimmed with braid, good styles, ages 6 to 14 years, at 10c 48c An Amazing Ribbon Sale Two thousand pieces fine all silk glaccl ribbons, widths from 5 to 80, all the newest shades, regular prices would be from 7c to 40c sale In Wednesday morning, at 10c, 5c and Ladies' Union Suits Fine white lisle, tape and lace trimmed, 6oc quality, Wednesday morn- ff Ins- at three for lVvf Leather Hand Bags A small sensation Just three gross black, tan, brown, worth 75c and $1.00, Wednesday, at. Some Cre.t Wash Goods Specials for Wednesday 50c A big assortment of pretty Eollennes and Poplins, in plain and embroidered dots; polka dot, batistes and lawns, pretty light weight; crash suit- nr Ings, In all colors; goods that are worth 36c yard, Wednesday BOO pieces plain black and white India Llnons, nice Bheer, 18c quality, I'll, Wednesday 'a All our fancy crepes and figured and plain Bilk Mulls, up to 75c yard, OCp Wednesday bJV Bargains in Linens Twenty pieces fine Mercerized Table Damask, 25 new patterns, worth, Cflp 75c yard, special UUW Turkish Towels 100 dozen extra heavy Turkish Towels, unbleached, worth 23c, Wednesday, each ; Sheetings 9-4 Bleached Sheeting, extra heavy quality, worth 28c yard, 2 If Wednesday , tw 15c It . - .,-,.. ,. mi BtNNtTT COMPANY DEALERS')1 tVtRYTm OMAHA J(EB. BENNETT S BIG GROCERY Bpeclal offers dally; best goods, lowest prices. Complete delivery system. Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps with pound Ofir package Bennett's Capitol Coffee "O Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps with Afin pound Tea 7W Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with can 12c can pure ground Black Pepper SAW FOR SUMMER LUNCHES. Five (50c) Green Trading Stamps with each of the following: Frankfurters and Sauer Kraut, can 10c Beef Loaf, can 10c Ham Loaf, cun 10c Vienna Sausage, can l'c Clam Chowder, can 10c Cottage Tumbler Jelly, ea.lOc Diamond "S" Salmon, can Potted Ham, '-pound can 8c Imported Sardines, can..l2fto It is cool to-day in Colorado Why not take your Sirmmer Outing in Colorado Rockies? The Santa Fe is arranging some low rate excursions to Denver. Go on the Colorado Flyer, the train that's as fine as the Limited. Block Signals All ths Way Ask Geo. C. Cham bers, Paas. Ait., tog Equitable Bid., Dea Moines, la., for "A Colorado Bummer" book. Michigan Summer Resorts Among the lakes and rivers of the East Coast of Lake Michigan Is the ideal country for a summer outing. Fishing, boating, bathing, sailing, golf, and above all, an ideal climate. Pure air and pure spring water. Health and recreation. Booklets descriptive of these resorts mailed on application to II. F. MOELLEIt, G. P. A., Fere Marquette Railroad, Union Station, Detroit, Mich. : A Bevy of Bargains Wednesday Sixth Day of the Great Sale READ EVERY ITEM CAREFULLY. COME EfR.Y mm TUB RELIABLE SIOHB. EVERY ITEM OF KEENEST ECONOMICAL INTEREST lc polka dot batiste, from Cllne & Co. stock, In main wash pood depuTtnietit, at, a yard J CAMBRIC DHAWERS for misses and child ren from Clfue &, Co. stock, nicely trimmed, all sizes, 25c values Wednesday, choice iHr pair- MEN'H OUTIXU SUITS Made up in singe and double-breasted styles, all colors, splendid ma terials; Cline & Co.'h price $7.50 and $10.00; C AA sale price. Vlv HOYS' KNEE PANTS SUITS In all styles and, colors, well worth double our sale price in three lots, at 1.50, 1.95, 2.50 121c 10c India linons and Nainsooks, from Cllne & Co. stock, In domestic room, at, yard 5c 25c round thread linen finish shirt waist suit- Injr, In west room, at, yard !2!c 10c $1.00 wash fabric Just lme itajan, 70 per cent silk In main wash Roods department, at, yara 59c RMiC heavy cream Turk ish towels, from Cllne & Co. stock, In west room, at 5c 7'c standard dress prints, in nil colors, west room, Wednesday, yd. 32c JERSEY R I It Ii E D VESTS and PANTS for misses and children -worth more than louble, to close them out, Wednesday, per garment 10c Pride of Toklo, an all silk habutai, In 50 col ors, In main wash goods department, great snap, at, yard 50c 10c dot silk, mousseline de sole, from Cllne & Co. stock, In west room, yard 19c 10c Victoria apron lawn, 40 inches wide, in tho west room, at, yard 12c Indies' 25c and 30o cambric drawers, from Cllne & Co. stock, trim med with tucks, lace and embroideries, great snap Wednesday, at, pair 15c 25c, :?lc and 5oe mercer ized white suit Inns, odd pieces from the great purchase In main wash goods department to close, at yard 10c 15c French percales, yd. wide, In the west room, Wednesday, at, yard 6k 60c bleached sheets, 81x 00 size special Wednes day, In west room, at 49c READ THESE TEA AND COFFEE PRICES ..25c 35c ..35c .174c 20c ..25c .25c Sun Cured Japan Tea- pound English Breakfast Tea pound Ceylon Blend for Ice tea- pound Royal Java and Mocha Coffee pound Family Java Coffee pound No. 1 Mocha and Java- pound Good Santos Coffee 2 pounds for . ..... 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