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THE OMAIIA DAILY DEE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1907.
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I EXTRAORDINARY EVENT TUESDAY!
GIGANTIC SALE of
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ENTIRE STOCK FROM WRECKED WAREHOUSE
1PMT0N & GALLAGHER CO.
Thousands and thousands of pieces of fine Tinware (all
? sound) will be sold at just a fraction of their wholesale price.
J J Remember our sale of graniteware from Paxton & Gal-
??lagher? These bargains will be even bigger. Such tinware
jj sales don't come twice in a life time.
tio Store in America Ever Offered Such
Big Tinware Bargains as These
Plenty of tinware to last for days not bargains for an
hour but enough to satisfy evervbodv. Don't inica iha i
2J chance, unnns at nrm-lmlf in AnoJnnUi 4l; 1
Kj. w uiit-iiuni men value.
1 Worth Up to 75c Each
Cako Pans Fruit Cans with
Index Covers Dippers and
Hundreds of Articles of
Everyday use at.
Coffee and Tea Pots Funnels
jf Measures Large Dippers.
Milk and Pudding
i Pans, at
Flour Sifters, Collenders. Sink
1 trainers, Imported Enam
eled Cannisters
Cuspidors, etc
Dish Pans Foot Tubs-Black
Enamel Trays Copper Bottom
Coffee Boilers and Tea Pets
anu nunurcus or Winers ....v.-
ACTUALLY WORTH AS HIGH AS 75o EA..JE
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DEPARTMENT Old Store, Basement
Children's
Shoes
The Reason Why, Kind
You've some romping, healthy
children at your house. Have
you not?
Those children that have the fa
culty of kicking out shoes bo fast,
to you and for them we've some
thing of Interest. We want you to
know that the children's shoes we
sell taxes the entire strength of
the lusty, youngsters to wear out,
owing to the quality of leathers
and the workmanship put In them.
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pedlc last made In Velour Calf.H
box Calf.-Vlcl Kid and Patent
Colt, Turned and Welt Soles, But
ton or iace.
TOTCES
Size 5. to 8,
at
RANGE
Size
at
-8 to 11,
Size 11 to 2,
at
Size 2 to 5,
at
$1.25
$1.50
$1.75
$2.00
LACES AT 3V2C AND 5c YD.
New lot of very fine Normandy and Plat Vals. and Point
de Paris also Imitation Cluny Laces in widths up to
o incnes, ana many .Laces and ff I mm
Insertions to match sets regular JfTrP ,n.l kfl
10c laces at, yard... .W2ll B Utl
Kb
IS
HEXT SATURDAY SPECIAL SALE
' Sg BOYS' SCHOOL CLOTHING
a great opporxuniiy 10 ouy your boy's school outfit awav
jg under price. .See the windows. .Watch the ads.
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Collector
Drexel Shoe Co.
lilt Farmm SI.
Yon leave
Your important Papers in the Desk
Drawer, your Valuable Jewels in a frail
case, or your . Family Silver displayed
on the sideboard, you expose yourself
to unnecessary risk of loss!
15.00 pays for a box In Our Safe De
posit Vaults for a year. When you
want your Valuable you can always
get them, and when you DON'T need
them, not one person can gain access
to them!
First National Bank
Omaha, Neb.
OMAHA
ARE UNDER CONSTANT NERVOUS
TENSION ENDEAVORING TO RE
STRAIN LADIES FROM GETTING OFF
BEFORE CARS. COME TO A STOP
WON'T YOU HELP THEM BY WAIT-'
ING UNTIL THE CAR STOPS AND
THEN STEPPING OFF SAFELY IN
THE RIGHT WAY.
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Assist cs la preventing accidents.
0m
aha & Council Bluffs
reef Hailwav fn.
BEST HARD COAL
It's the genuine Scranton from Scranton, Pennsylvania and
the "Lehigh Valley" the "Premier Coal." It's fresh mined.
It's weighed on city scales, if desired. You get what you
pay for. It's $10.50 per ton.
C. B. HAVENS a CO.
PHOXE 817 DOUGLAS. 1803 KAItXAM STRKET.
Bee Want Ads Produce Results
DR. BRADBURY, Dentist,
1S08 FAR NAM ST.. OMAHA. Phona o-u-!
Extracting 23c
aorcUln FUls..l Bp
Crown $2.5 ap
Ilrtdg Work. 92.50 up
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16 Year,
am location
Phone Douglas 1756
We make m specialty
tuetal and roofless
platen. Painless work la
all ODmilnm
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Hotel Cumberland
Broadway and B4th Btrt,
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OMAIIA W KATHKR FCr. KCA8T TuomIht. Fair. 1
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10 green Iradlnu stamps Iree lo each book produced, jj
ii New booVs wllh free stimpi lo everybody br the nsklng. S
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See fie New Fall Suit Styles )
New
Crown Jewel
Suits
$25.00
uiuy
CP' '
THE RCLIABLB STRI
Crown Jewel
Suits Are "
More
Beautiful
Than Ever
Grand Undermuslin Clearance Tuesday
u
y
I Sale o
ff Of great interest to
i White Chtaa
Our
ceramic artists.
Annual Sale is on, will
continue Tuesday and
Wednesday
6n6n1
Jf Jf 2. Per
JE JTnn. Cent
BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY
Headquarters for Best Values
fa
Lima Baan Special '
Thirty dozen cans Omar
1-lnia Beans, worth 12 He,
Ions as aupply lasts, at.
per can 9c.
Per dnnen cans $1.00
Beaded Raisin Special
One hundred and thirty ykgB.
Monaon Seeded Raisins,
our regular price 10c, spe
cial, per packHge 6-;
Snidor'a Baked Beans, larno
can 20o
And 10 green trading
stamps.
Twenty pounds Granulated Sugar
'or ji.oo
Campbell Salad Dressing-, hot... 10a
And 6 green trading- stamps.
Enamellne, special, five cent slie,
tor 2V,o
tsmmmmommKmmmzmmmu
k i 3 J
Rd Snapper Relish, per
bottle lie
And 10 green trading
Stamps.
Corn Starch, per pound
package 40
Potted Meat, can 4c
Sardines, can 4
Baked Beans, can 4c
Japan Rice pound .....Mo
And 10 green trading
stamps.
Baking- Powdar Spaolal
Twelve hundred, one pound
cans Rennntt'a r.nltnl
powder, per can ..24o
And 40 crp.n tr.Hlnv .nmnM
T?Xch kk Red Kidney Beans, worth
10c, Tuesday's price, can 7o
Bennett's Capitol Cocoa, half pound
5
Thousands of garments that have become slightly
soiled or mussed by handling mostly skirts, gown
and corset covers. Well made from best material
daintily trimmed and generously proportioned. In
this final clearance offers at LESS THAN 1HLH
KRAI, VALVE.
Ladies' Clowns, worth to $1.60, with lace and em
broidery jokes; choice 4)
Chemise, worth to $1.00; choice 40
Corset Covers, worth to 60c; choice 15
Corsets anil Girdles, worth to 75c, plain and fancy
colors, come with two sets of hose supporters; at,
choice 30
Children's Knit or Cambric Underwear, many with
taped buttons, worth to 25c; choice 10J
Many Other Special Furnishing Bargains Tuesday.
Extra Specials for Tuesday
IN OVIt FAMOUS DOMESTIC ROOM,
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And SO green trading stamps.
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HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS
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Electric power is instantan
eous. Anybody can start a
motor at any time or place with
a1 simple switch. Investigate.
Omaha Electric Light and Power Co.
Tel. Douglas 1063. ' y. M. c, A. BWg
STILL MORE WEDDINGS
This week, calls for Cut Glass or Silver, or Clocks, :
omutuw, vreuuing rungs. we nave a good Una of
all of theaa. Spend a few minutes In our stora.
LOOK FOR THE NAME.
, S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
181 Douglas Straat.
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AT 0:30 A. M.
One case of heavy unbleached muslin,
regular 9c grade (10 yard limit),
t OH
Apron checks ;
Apron staples, Amoskeag
15c sorts 7 He
Fruit of the Loom 9U
8-4 unbleached Lockwood 22H
Remnants of fine Irish linens, 59c,.
49c, 39c and 25
Remnants (5 to 10 yards) fine mus-
ns .... 5
Remnants of India llnons (5 to 10
yards) 5
Ladies' Suits Made to Order
We have secured the services of an expert French Ladles' Tailor.
A. Glgounon, formerly with Paquin, the famous Parisian ladles' tailor.
We guarantee to our customers perfect fit and workmanship. Call and
see him.
Special Sale of Tinware Tuesday
An Immense shipment of No. 1 Tinware, secured at a most remarkable
bargain, NOW ON KALE AT A FRACTION OF REAL VALUE. NOTHINQ
DAMAGED ABOUT THESE GOODS BUT THE PRICES. ,
1 Quart preserving cans, with Index
covers
All size, pie ; plates, measuring cups,
funnels, etc. 2c
Cookie cutters, animal shapes; A. B. C.
plates, doughnut cutters, wire coffee
strainers, nutmeg graters, fruit fun
nels, etc., all worth not less than 5c,
each , 1
14-qt. tin dish pans, this sale, eacn.(5
17-qt. tin dish pans, this sale, each.fj
All sizes pot covers, worth to 15c. .3
1 and 2-qt.' covered buckets n
One gallon covered tin buckets. . . .5
Large colanders 5J
Cuspidors, regular size, nickeled tin,
worth 16c, only .... 5
Fruit Sieves, 3 quart 5
Bread pans, all sizes; dippers, ladles,
skimmers, cake moulds, wash basins,
milk strainers, sprinkling cans, milk:
cans, etc., all worth 10c to 20c each
all go for .. 3(t
1 and 2-qt. tea or coffee pots, only 3
No. 8 tea kettles, only 12 H
It does not pay to buy battered-up or ..
damaged tinware at any price; It is sQf
cheap anyway that you might as well
buy new ,- roods.
".R-TEtyTS ht PROTECT.
M.B.UCE WaeMngtan.O.b. (Ub-186
The Twentieth Century Farmer
Oaa Dollar a Taar.
One-third Bushel Fancy Siberian Crabs, 35c
Now Is the time to buy Crab Apples for Jelly. We were fortunate in securing
these appleg and you will be more fortunate If you secure them after this
at 25 to 60 per cent advance on this price; Tuesday, per M bu. basket. .35J
Probably the Last Crab Apple Sale of the Season.
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AT 2 P. M.
One case of 10c fine bleached muslin
(limit of 10 yards to customer),
at 6H
$1.00 cotton blankcts 74
f 1.25 cotton blankes. 80
$1.50 cotton blankets. 08
$3.50 wool blankets
$2.50 wool blankets S1.41)
$2.50 homemade comfortables.
1 2 M c Amoskeag outing flannel. . 7
10c shaker flannel GHft
Remnants of fine wool dress goods, at
69c, 49c, 39c, 25c and 15
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