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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1907)
THE OMAHA DAILY liEK: "WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 3907.' 10 tm Bee pWWtP WBWBWWW Bail I ff"ETS n Pill I JPOJ fejl I tVl fi! U Brsvitifc Sft the Teddy Bur' Ball Cant la H la-daw Here Arc Wednesday's Extra Specials 20c HANDKERCHIEFS at 8ic Both ladies' and men's sizes the handkerchiefs are fine Swiss embroidered, hemstitched, scalloped and lace horder and drawn work effect, as well as plain W I men n a n a k e r c n i e i s wiin narrow iiemstitcn ed borders the value is actually up to 20q each a big bargain TV 1 square special WjJc Wednesday (KtL at, each Mi 1 A New Shipment Fine French and German VAL. LACES AND INSERTIONS There are many very pretty and attractive new designs, worth up to 10c a yard, two lots at, C j yaii-u per yard .. . Prices Reduced on Fine Muslin Underwear We have grouped hundreds of the daintiest and finest under muslins in three lots for quick bargain selling finely made gowns, skirts, chemises, corset covers and drawers beauti fully fashioned and trimmed, 49c, 75c -a 98c Women's Drawers Trimmed with clusters of tucks, some are lace trimmed, many styles in our undermuslin lCJ section, at, pair IOC Long Wrappers and Kimonos Summer Wrappers and House Dresses, worth up to $2.00 each light and dark patterns, at UC Women's Short Kimonos Dressing Sacques and Combing jackets, light weight, made with wide Jap sleeves, Cft worth to $1 each, at. . D ANDES Opportunities are passing dally never to return See the Southwest NOW. Southwest Crops ARE ALMOST READY FOR Harvest Low Rates on these dates to see them August 20; September 3 and 17; October 1 and 15 Ilound-trlp tickets soid from nearly all Rock Island points in the North and Central West to practically all points Southwest. Rate about halt in many cases leas than half the regular fare. Success Is reasonably sure In the Southwest. It's the Land of Supply long growing season products with big profits nearby markets offering ready sale rapidly increasing land values all conditions favora ble for making money and enjoying life. An Illustrated book or two will help you to a better acquaintance with the country. 111 be glad to send them on request. Just state. the section which most Interests you. r. . ltmimroiD, s. r. a. Rock Island Unas 1333 Tarnam St., Omaha, Sab. Are required to exercise care at all times to avoid collisions with vehicles, and we earnestly request drivers of vehicles and chauffeurs to use caution when crossing or driving along street car tracks to the end that there may be no collisions. Assist us In preventing accidents. Omaha & Council Bluffs Sired Railway Co. OVAU'I FTTBB rooD CXHTZB Wednesday Specials Fresh T.ggn, per do ten 15c U Fwlss Cheese, per lb 10c ft Flnfer Pretiels, per pound c O Cucutnbera, each lc m n It J-W : mm m : ir or ran 17 1 lemons, per dosen ,t0c fij FunllRht Soap, a bars SSc 3 6-lb. box FeVndell Starch 0c Jelly Glasses, per dosen. .S0c Fruit Department l 1 B a S OMAHA WI1TII1 romEOAIT Waaaeaday, Fair, TTTTTnrnifni August Dinnerware Sale A SAVING Oil EVERY SET FROM A Choice of Over 60 Patterns 5 w carry tno In this department finest line of fresh fruit and vege tables to be had In the west. We ara receiving- dally supplies of Red Raspberries, Sour Cherrlea, Red Currants, Fancy Hind Lettuce, Cauliflower, Watermelons constantly on Ice. Meat Department For Wednesday's selling- we Offer carload of provisions, at less than Cj Picnic Hams, sugar cured, at, per 9 pouna Bc v Diamond "C" Hams, at, per lb., 14 Ho Sk Choice Bacon, 4-lb. to -lb. pieces, at, C per pound 15Hi K 17th and Douglas Sts. $ N Private Exchange connects all Pepti. S BIG SALE OXFORDS aaaaaisaisBaBSBBWBiaBm AT FRY'S Our big- clean-up sale started off I Saturday with a vim, and everybody got a bargain but there are lots more. mejts sxrunziT Johnson & Murphy's and Boyden'a I6.0U and fo.oU Oxfords In patent colt, gun metal and tan. fit OK now JV.J A lot of $5.00 valuea In dull calf and patent colt. Oxfords, to ' 20 QK clean up ! OO.OtJ Several popular lasts In $4 and $3.60 Oxfords, any leather, Jfj X5 Men's special a lot of patent colt and gun metal Oxfords, go TOM WOHE Laird, Schober Co.'s 1 5 extension sole Oxfords In patent colt and fi CBT dull leather ipo.OO There'a a big lot of nice stylish Ox- rords in, patent and dull, M and $3.60, now A lot of last pairs in small g- erfl sizes we clean up at... p-a.Jv White Canvas Pumps, form- SO r? fT erly $3.50, now p.UU $3.00 White Canvas Ox- CO -g er forda. q.XO $2.65 FRY SHOE CO. til IIOIBI 16th and Douglas Streets. ii B H 1 S 1 English Porcelain American Sets IdD Have You Seen the Fluffy Ruffles Hat We Sell , Fownes' Silk and Kid Cloves they're Cuatanteed MM IU)lliiS TMB RCLIABLI TH V J The Most Popular Ne Style Conception When Yoo Buy Shades, Always Buy BREMUY, the Best 50c Ribbons, Wednesday at 19c A grand sale of plain and fancy ribbons of all color and descriptions In three lots: 1st Ixit A line of narrow rlbbono. In all color, at, yard !) 2nd liot No. 7 Ribbons, In all colors, unmatcbable bargains at .3 8rd Lot An Immense line of plain and fancy Ulbbons. regular 35c to 600 values, as shown In our 16th street window the past few days on cato yard ............. lOtj The best lot of ribbon bargain ever offered. Haviland China Bavarian China Speca Waist and Suit Bargains Demonstration of Economy Fruit Jars j0EJm' d Demonstration oi Cuban Cement.1. J floor A Water Soak Sale of LL SHY Early Sunday morning one of the sprinkler "heads" of our immense fire extinguishing system gave out, "went off very much ahead of time," deluged a part of our milli nery section, damaging a few hats seriously and spraying hundreds more. We are not seeking an or-jiortunity for a howling water-soak sale. We wish to DISPOSE of that portion of our millinery stock affected by this accident Wednesday. Prices will not cut any figure the goods are yours for what you think they are worth. Come and get them Hats that sold up to $2.50, $3.50 and $5.00 i t this sale, at Hats that sold up to $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00 Wednesday, special sale Special prices in all our rich high grade hats. 98c 2.45 I ADR MfQSTOMMEK! WHOLESOME! ICE CREAM BAX.Durr' XiXTTUI BAJULBX.S Or I CX CBEXM ara an unusu ally whole soma food. Wholesome because It Is pure, because its quality is the best and because It possesses those excellent nutritive qualities of pure, sweet, rich cream. Packed In. the little barrels ao that It will keep hard for a lone time on a hot day. Three flavors In each barrel. QUAXT IZZB 400 purr sin aoo TAKB A IAUIL SOKB XJT TOUB rOCKET THt5T0Rl708DfLICACir.y 1518-20 Farnam Street. Phone Doug. 711. Pretty Summer Waists $15 and $12.50 Waists for $6.95 Beautiful lace filet nets and mess aline Waists at less than half price. These are not jobs or soiled samples1 but are new, fresh, crisp merchandise. The greatest waist value . ever offered, Wednesday, at .. ...f $6.95 Princess and 2- nDCCCITQ Piece Lingerie UK CO OLD At less than half price. Made of fine Persian lawn, elaborately trimmed in dainty lace and embroid'ry $12.50 Dresses for .., ;.. $4.95 $15.00 Dresses, for $6.95 $19.50 Dresses for $8.95 $25.00 Dresses . . $10.95 RUG SALE WEDNESDAY, 3rd Floor Room size, seamless Velvet Rugs, 9x12, same sligktly im perfect, sells for $27.50, a limited supply, while they last, each $16.98 Room size Brussels Rugs, 9x11, fast colors, artistic patterns, splendid w earing rugs, worth $15, Wednesday, ea. .$9.75 Axminster and Velvet Rugs, (36x72 inches) in conventional and floral patterns, all colors, big variety, worth $4.85, Wednesday, each $3.49 See Harney Street window. iHSERKKiEaVEKK'K In Our Grand August Garment Clearance $l.SO Lawn Waists, choice 69J' $2.00 and $2.30 Lnvrn WalMs, choice 055 $5.00 and $0.00 Silk, Lawn and linen Waists, on sale Wed nesday, at 91.05 $3.00 Wash Suits. In ginghams, lawns and madras, colors or white, regular $5.00 and $6.00 values, on Bale at $1,50 Wash Suits that sold at $4.00, choice 704 Children's Dresses that sold at $3.00 and $4.00, choice 93 Waah Suits that sold at $7.50 and $10, at, choice. .$2.05 Children's Dresses that sold at $1.50 and $2.00, choice 4)J Children's Dresses, In neat colors and styles, htg assort ment lor selection, sizes 1 to 4 years, on sale, at, choice -IK Groceries! GroceriesI Groceries! Get Hayden's Prices First The Largest Grocery Department in the West OUUl OBE1TZIT TBXBK TEQJQ table aid rmxrrr maxict Fresh Sweet Corn, per dozen lOo Fresh Beets, per bunch lo Fresh Carrots, per bunch la Fresh Turnips, per bunch. ....... la Fresh Onions, per bunch la Fresh Onions, per bunch..... la Fresh Kadlnhes, per sbunch, ,', lo Fancy sweet peppers, per dosen.. THd Fresh Celery, per stalk 2Ha Fresh Squash, each 2 Ha Fresh Cucumbers, 6 for 6a Large heads fresh Cabbage 2V&0 Fresh ripe Tomatoes, per lb 5a Fancy juicy lemons, per dosen... 20o Fresh roasted Peanuts, per quart.... Co Fancy larg-e California Grape Fruit that retail everywhere at 12 He, our prloe, at 7VC 12 bars best fiirolly Laundry Soap....25o 6 lbs. choice Japnn Klca -6o 1-11). can fancy red Alaska Salmon.. 12 Ho 1-lb, ukK. Macaroni S'o Oil or Mustard Sardines, per cah....3Hc fancy stun en or plain Olives, ooiue.. uc Pure Tomato Catsup, per bottle 8Hc Bromangelon, Jellycon, D'Zerta or Jell-O. per pkK I 7V4o The bent Soda Crackers, per lb 6c The best Crlsn Qlnirer Snaug. ner lb. . 6c Cracknels, per lb 15c riK jvewion Cookies, per lb HC Graham or Oatmeal Crackers, per lb. 8 He Pretiels, per ll 6c BUTTER AND CHEESE PBIOES. Fancy Dairy Table Butter, lb 210 Choice Creumery Butter,' lb 23c j-ancy creamery Butter, ll loo Full cream Brick or Llmburger Cheese, per lb 5c Sap Sago Cheese, each 4 He Neufchatel .Cheese, each 3c W HAYDENS' SM THE NATIONAL Jp5 PURE FOOD LAW stance can De usea in tne manuiac- tur of". VifT- that nil in crrrliWita miiRt tv nnn nnrl riMlthfiil fiW Blue Ribbon Bottled Beer V has always been within the require ments of such a law. We do not have to change our method of manufacture one iota to fully comply with the new law. Our general guaranty of purity V.n Ium CmA ln'V, A-V. CAw4.. f ,k ut,tii iucu wiui .uic ocucuuy vi vS Agriculture at Washington, D. C, h$& awarded sc"31 No. 3011.4, aH -WAfMAa Askaatr tVVVa ajaaA A 1 W W III AW a 1 ! more healthful or more delicious be6r than STORZ. v Phor. Webster 1260" STORZ BREWING CO. (U) OMAHA. NEB. Low Rates MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Now! e rriK AT) BAILEY (EL MACH DENTISTS THIRD FLOOR PAXTON BLOCK Corner 16tb and Ftnum Btreeta. Best equipped Dental office In the middle weat Highest grade Dentistry at Reasonable Pricea Porcelain fllllnga, juat like the tooth. Denclons Taoina, Lemon, etc.. are siade fxoa the fruit. C UUU lOr who Ind thalr power to NnrvaQ work . and youthful t1o "V fona as a result of or- work er mental asertlon shoud take GRAT'H NERVE FOOD HU Thar will Biake you eat and sleep and be a man axaia. il Boat boaea aa.60 by MaO. irtaiua a aiocowirBi.1. nana 00 Oarssa lata aa4 4e aia owx zB0u ooacvAmr Oea. Ula aa4 Haraar lu, " in. Vak. SAVING r.iorjEY Is not difficult. Everybody tries it All are careful buyers. But that Is not enough. Whenever you save dollar Do not Hurry to spend it for something Else Ilut put It in the Bank Where it will Earn yon more .money. No bank can help you As well As a Savings bank. Here yoa may deposit As little aa a dollar. 4 PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Oldest, Largest and Strongest Savings Rank in Nebraska City Savings Bank 10th and Douglaa SU. me "Follow tha Flag, Rates, pamphlets and all information, call at Wabash City Office, 1601 Farnam St, or address HARRY E. MOORES. G. L. P. D. Wab. Ry Omaha. OMArfV Offtca bours. I 00 to t 3D a. m.. 11 oo to l:St m. 1 elrphnn Tiarnr S39. VETERINARY HOSPITAL hum Street, Omaha, Ifab. II. U Raniaeclottl, D. V. B , Deputy Btata na . jit veirrinanan, r ood Inspector, C'lil-f Buiaaon. 1). (J, ftcgU. XX Y. Bs, JU. aftllAi Aurtf una MM r The first rule of this bank Is that It shall be conducted along lines of sound banking principles. The second 'is to extend every cour tesy and accommodation to our de positors and to be helpful In every way possible, without breaking the rule of sound and safe banking. 1 0ft aha .National Bajyk JLOIS flTREET J1ETWWN "ARNAKGr JDOVOLKSd '' JrtrllLtARD. VTm. WALLACE. C.F. H?GRV! U(H nnrxni DOYft OMAHA DISTRICT LOG ROLLING ASSOCIATION 12th DAL THURSDAY, Ul. AT BENNINGTON PARK, NEBRASKA Special Trains From Union Station 9 A. M., via "The Northwestern Line." 90c ROUND TRIP, CHILDREN HALF FARE DRILLS, BASE BALL, DANCING, FINE SPORTS OF ALL KINDS. NO ADMISSION TO THE PARK A man wanted a suspended ink well he tried stationery stores they didn't nave it but said they d get it the man pall inort for It than If he had oome to us direct. We don't care for dealers' trade We want yoursat same prices w sell dealere neveltlra, too, that dealers don't carry. Everything eeded lor b : Office OMAHA PRINTING CO.. rwstm sad 10th Sts., Omaha Telephone Douglas 14. BCaO eedasa fUloa. , aead foe aotejoarae. LjllsltJ-js f J