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THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY, JUNE 23. 1911.
1EYIYE NAVIGATION INTEREST
-
War Department Annonacei Office
Will Not Be Opened Here.
OMAHAlfS WILL BECOME ACTIVE
Cumalnlsirr Gelid Sara tkat ! Get
Resells It Will Wot Par
end Mlesoert Rive
Navigation ronTfM.
The War department ha communicated
ti the Commercial club Ita attitude In the
establishment of the office of chief en
rlneer for the tipper reach of the Missouri
river. Rebert Shaw Oliver, assistant to
the ecretary of war, write that the de
partment cannot see fit, with the laat ap
propriation for Missouri river work, to
establish an Independent office for an en
gineer In charge In Omaha.
When It wa announced that Majir Shu's,
who has charge of the Improvement work
on the entire river, would devota most of
his time to the Improvement of the stream
between Kansas Cltv and St. foul, It was
decided that the Omaha district would suf
fer from lack of supervisory attention.
As the river had been divided Into two
reaches, one from Pt. Louis to Kansas
City and one from Kansas City to Bloux
City, the river Improvement committee of
the Commercial club decided that Omaha
was the logical point for the office ef the
engineer In charge of the upper reach.
The Question was taken up with Senators
Hitchcock and Brown and through then
wHh the War department.
Promote Posalar I a teres t.
Despite thla set baok. however, the river
Improvement committee of the club, which
John L McCague la chairman, plana to
promote popular Interest In the situation
before the next session of congress. Meet
ings will be held and every effort be made
to interest the national' representatives In
the necessity for the Improvement bf tha
river between Omaha and Kansas City.
Despite the fact that tha War department
has failed to lend Its approval to the cable
and brush system of bank protection,
the confidence of the committee In this
scheme is Immutable. Its adoption again
will be urged. Thla Is a plan which Omaha
engineers have approved. It constats of
anchoring brushes to tha bank by cables,
and In this way sand bars ar formed and
banks are extended. ...
Referring to the Missouri River Naviga
tion congress on which for two years
Omaha depended for the advancement of
Its Interests In 'river work. Commissioner
J. M. Guild of tha Commercial club, says:
"Omaha has been leaning; on a reed If it
expects to get practical results from that
organization. The time has com for It
to take steps' In Its own behalf."
The members of the liver Improvement
committee In addition to Mr. McCague
are J. I Paxton, vice chairman; H. T.
Clarke. O. W. Craig, R. B. HoweU, Stock
ton Heth, W. B. Jardlne, W. B. King-. C.
8. Montgomery, W. T. Page, C. H. Pickens,
F. D. Wead, J. R. Webster and H. W.
Yates, Jr.
Big Office Building
to Be Erected Soon
for Bell 'Phone Co,
Structure to Be Built on Douglas
' Street to Cost in Neighborhood
of Sixty Thousand.
Extensive Improvements ar ' being
planned by tho Nebraska, Telephone com
pany. Changes In tho office force necessi
tate additional room add a building at least
four stories high on a lot between Eight
eenth and Nineteenth streets on Douglas
will be erected. Tha structure will cost
f cn.ooo or mora.- i- -
The new building will be fireproof, built
of steel, with terra oott walls. It villi
have all tha modern appliances of office
buildings. The plana have not been fin
ished. It la probable that they may be
changed and a building several , stories
higher put up. The building will be about
IM feet deep, with a fifty-foot frontage
on Douglas street.
The completion of the proposed building
wlll give the telephone company an entire
block of office buildings on Douglas street.
The new building will be occupied by the
offices of the Omaha district, the Nebraska
accounting department and - tha local ac
counting offices. Switchboards and other
mechanical apparatus, with part of the
local office force, will remain In tha build
ing at Eighteenth and Douglas streets.
The two upper floors of tha Kennedy build
ing at Nineteenth and Douglas streets will
still be occupied with general offices.
Workmen now are clearing tha lot for
the proposed building, excavating will be
started within a short time.
WORK ON CHURCH IS RUSHED
North Presbyterlaa Place of Wor
ship Will Be Ready fw Orea
pssey This Year.
The work on the North Presbyterian
church Is being rushed and the dome roof
will' be completed next week. Tho church
will be ready or occupancy not later than
January L
The committee m charge of the buiTSThg
has been able to keep the cost within the
original estimate of $40,000 and Is certain
that no more funds will ba renuirxi tk.
aeatlng capacity of the church will bo
aout Logo, or thla number 550 seats are
la the auditorium and 4M In the Sunday
school room. The feature of the building
will bo tha lighting and ventilation through
twelve windows in the dome. A contract
for a $2,000 steam heating plant waa let
recently.
A Leadlar California Dragglst.
"Pasadena, Cal., March I. uu.-Foley
Co., Gentlemen: We have sold and rec
ommended Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for years. We believe It to bo on
of tha moat efficient expectorants on tha
market. Containing no opiates or narcotics
It can be given freoly to children. Enough
of tho remedy can be taken to relieve a
cold, as it has no nauseating results, and
does not Interfere with digestion. Tours
very truly, C H. Ward Drug Co c. I
Parsons. Seo'y and Treaa." Oet tho orig
tnal Foley's Honey and Tar Compound ts
the yellow package.
CARTAN MAKES RECORD TRIP
Joaraer from Loadoa, to Oaaaka la
Jt Sevoa Dtti ajr Boat
, Hall.
From London to Omaha in Jut seven
days. That la pretty fast traveling, but It
Is the record made by Harry Cartan when
he reached here Sunday, stopping over to
visit with his children an route to San
Franclaro. Ur. Cartan had left London ex
actly seven days before, going- by rail to
catch the Lusitanla and making New York
In leas than five day a. quick connections
enabling him to finish the trip of 1.195
mile in Just seven days by the calendar.
A Horrible Deatst
Ifsulta from decaying lungs. Cure coughs
ind weak lungs with Or. King's New DIa-tqvtry-
Mc and (1.00. For sale by Beaton
Prog Co. '
hu si n i II ij m I n i l i i n i
Here are the bargains
REMNANT DAY
10 SPECIALS IN OUR BASEMENT
Eammcr Lawns and Batistes, tn
new floral design, figures, dots,'
tripes and checks, large assort
ment of beautiful colorings
dress lengths,
at, yard
Plain blue, tan and
pink chambray
ic-7ic
Fancy Ginghams for
children's wear
waists, dresses,
etc., the quality la
absolutely A
the best, yd.. . C
Printed Lawn Rem
nants, light and
also stripes, deslr-
able long I
lengths, yd.. OJl
3, 6 and 8 yard
lengths fine Pillow
Tubing, the 20c
,kr..":..12ic
dark colorings; on
sale at,
yard . . .
Dress Prints medium and
dark styles; on sale fore
noon only; at, Ql n
yard ...... 3v
Remnants of
Thousands of yards fine embroidery edgings and inser
tions, also fine French vals and insertions, platt vals,
torchons and fancy wash laces; all kinds Ql n
worth 10c yd., big bargain square, at, yd 0 gC
Medium and Wide Embroidery Edgings Insertions, Gal
loons and Galloon Beadings; hundreds of 4 A0
pretty designs worth 20c a yard: at. yd lUC
18-lnch fine embroidered flounc-
Ings, skirtings, corset coverings.
Insertions and galloons worth
to 40c a yard; big bar- . 4Qm
gain square, at, yd.. ..... laC
Remnants of Summer Wash Fabrics
C n Mala Floor
AH the cut' pieces and remnant pieces of Eollennes Rosco silka
' i"n wwivw ana jacquara
and Durbar suitings, 27-inch silk
etc. worth 60c and lc a yard
aquara at, . yard
Summer Dress Goods at 39c Yard
SB-Inch and 40-inch Summer Dress Goods, In various weaves,
black and white checks, pencil stripes, serges,
novelty dress goods, white and black saltings, OvC
$ Two Big Specials Basemet Carpet Dept. 3
Matting Samples; one yard Remnants of Carpets IV3
m lnnc trnrfVi nr t 11V I TaAa a .. fel
long, worth up to 40c
Friday, at, each. .... 10c
Special Sale Next Saturday
Children's Wash Dresses
A Big Purchase From a New York Manufacturer
Positively the greatest opportunity ever offered in Oma
ha to buy children's summer dresses at reduction in price
Sag) BRANDEIS STORES
EJUS HAT
Round Trip, Daily
t) I" 00 arid 26.00
CO Detroit
$QQ60, 32.00 ind 34.00
w Toronto
$-3 A 00 and 34.00
d& Niagara Falls
$f)00 ind 34.00
u Buffalo
llflGO, 41.00 ind 45.00.
4U Boston
Fait trains st ttnvtnlent hours
vAtk ell finei tait. Litem
faverabl ttoptver privileies. ,
You travel in luxury snu enjoy
"THE BEST OF EVERYTHING"
TICKET OFFICES
1401-1403 Farnam Street, Omaha, Net. I'll
vnriMl
Schroeder Would ,
Raise Taxes Paid
for Occupation
Has an Ordinance to Introduce Into
. the Council Next Tueiday
Evening'. , .
An ordinance amending tha prevailing
occupation tax ordinance ao that public
service corporations will have to pay . t
per cent of their groaa business as taxes.
Instead of S, .will be Introduced into, the
city council next. Tueeday night, t
The measure haa been drawn by Coun
cilman Davie. , The- Twelfth ward repre
sentative says he haa been aaked to Intro
duce tha ordinance "by request" and haa
been told that It will have tha support of
a majority of the members of tha council.
The ordinance waa drawn and ready for
presentation last Tuesday night, but was
delayed pending the action of the council
on the six for a quarter ticket ordinance.
The occupation Ordinance, passed In IMS,
and which went Into effect la September
of that year, netted the city a revenue of
I11&.968 last , year, according to figures In
the comptroller's office. " Of this sum the
street railway company paid M.IU.18. the
Omaha Cas company $l.S3.ii the electric
Crreat (
ala of V
Wonea's r
$run
jatoraay.
that save you money
Striped and Checked Tissues, In
pink, blue, gray, red, lavender
and tan colorings; many with
embroidered designs. Very de
sirable for summer A C
wear, at, yard
Itlly
Bookfold Fancy
Dress Ginghams
also very goad
grade apron check
ginghams,
at, yard t
Soft finished, yard
wide Long Cloth
bolts of 10 yards
will be sold QQg
Yard wide Bleached Muslin, good
grade. In mill remnants; on
sale beginning at 1:30. Plenty
of salespeople. No m
waiting. Per yard, J.
Embroideries
Sample pieces and remnants of
alio vers; all kinds; H to
of a yard In each length will
go on sale, each, 15c
In
patterns, Himalaya
crepona, fine tissues,
all go on bargain
" ..."
15c
i
. ;uo ivuj, YVU1 IU up IU
$3.00, at, each 08c
Until September 30
SOOtO, 31.80 ind 39.10
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Saratoga Spgs.
35
00
Montreal
iyiflOOind 45.00
Now York City
S1OB0 md 44.50
HQ Atlantic City
S1Q35 and 46.35
44 - Portland
male rtct ttnntcUns in Chicai
return limits and
I
light company tlft.on., the Nebraska Tele
phono i company SS1.S73.79, while various
other companies paid smaller amounts,
ranging from 164 to $460.
Besides the occupation taxes, the public
service corporations pay royalties which
amount to S per cent of their business. '
When the original occupation tax' was
passed, some doubt waa expressed as to
Its legality, but Its validity waa upheld
reoently by the supreme court of the state.
It was after this decision. It Is said, that
plana were started to revise the ordinance.
Should the ordinance be revised, an ad
ditional revenue of about 176,000 will ' be
paid In annually.
HUSBAND WILL NOT HOLD BABY
, ...
Mrs.' Marie LaaaT Aaks tao Caart
Give lie a Divorce
. f roaa Clareaee,
Suit for divorce was brought In district
court Thursday by Mrs. Maria Lang, of
Benson, against her husband, Clarence A.
Lang.' One of . the complaints that she
seta forth In the petition is that her hus
band would not hold the baby.
Buy it now.: Now la the time to buy a
bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. It Is almost certain to
b needed before the summer ts over. This
remedy haa no superior. For sale by all
dealers. ..........
EAST
mm
si.. r j h v si . i s s is v x
$ llLJLiiiM
Every Time You
Ask for S. &
When the Clock Strikes 9
We'll Flac: oa Silt About' ISO U'omas Dretiei at $2.95
Summer Night Gowns 59c
One lot of new nainsook and muslin night gowns in low neck and
short sleeve styles, trimmed with laces and embroideries,' an ideal
weight for these hot summer nights, choice of ten different styles at
the very special price of 69c.
Choice of Any Bunch
in the Millinery Store
Friday only we will offer you your choice of each and every bunch
of flowers In our millinery store, including all of our fine imported
lilacs, American Beauty roses, large and small roses, forget-me-nots,
silk violets, geraniums, tea roses, daisies, sweet peas, and many
other beautiful flowers that are worth from 50c to $1.60 the bunch,
at 19 cents.
Millinery Bargains for Friday Only
Great Opportunities for the Home Trimmer
Untrlmmed hats made of fine hair braids, white only, at .'. . . . .98
Rough straw hats ft! black and burnt only, at lf)
Women's sailor hats,, in black only, at 19
Children's and misses' leghorn hats, at 39
Children's and misses' white duck caps, at .... . gt
Shoes on the Bargain Tables Friday
Bargains in Both Quality and Pricing
We think this- Item is about the greatest
women's shoe bargain we hava offered thla
seaaon. One lot or women's tan RuitBla calf,
black cravenetted, grey cravenetted and patent
colt Oxfords, with either turned or welted
soles, that have been selling all' (1 qse
season tt 13.60, Friday, at
If Your Feel Are Small Enough
vou can ret a rood nalr of ahoea or Oa-
fords for 80 Friday. Lot consists of
women's leather Oxfords and high shoes,
white canvas Oxfords, aatln slippera and
Rolled pink and blue slipper. If the
sizes were not very,: verv small OK
two to four they wouldn't be ,
Summer Corsets fee
v Underpriced
Excellent hot weather corsets
of extra quality batistes and
coutll have medium long skirts,
medium high busts, and lace trim
ming and are equipped with good,
strong hose , supporters, regular
$1.00 values, at 49
One lot medium hip, high bust
corsets made of batiste, boned
with non-rustable boning, trim
med with lace and equipped with
good hose supporters; regular
$2.60 values, at 98
1
Women's and Children'a
, Hosiery
One lot of women's and children's
white lace hosiery, in all sizes. Is
r-peclally priced, to close out. at 9
Fairs for 8S0.
Also one lot; of children'a school
hose that will be fine for vacation
wear, regular 16c values, at
3 Pairs for 25c
Wash Goods Remnants
and many wash goods In the bolt,
worth, up to 2 be the yard, will go
Friday at 8c. Assortment Includes so
many kinda we cannot give definite
description, but mention among the
most prominent ones,-voiles and ba
tistes In a wide range of beautiful
patterns, rriaay
5c the Yard
Dress Goods Remnants
All remnants accumulated from the
past six weeks, heavy selling will be
closed out at half, the regular prices
Friday. There are goods suitable for
coals, suits, women's and children's)
dresses; a big collection in lntha.
varying from one to six yards, at
Half Price
To Help Keep Down
t-lb. Can B. C. Baking
Powder, and 100
atamps. at $1.00
Bennett's Best Coffoe,
and 20 stamps, at 35o
' t lbs. Bennett's Best
Coffee, and 60 atampn,
' at ...81.00
1-lb. Assorted. Teas, and
76 stamps, at 88o
1-lb. Tea Sittings, and
16 stamps, at... .. 16o
Quart Caa S. W. C.
Table Syrup. at....lOo
4 lba Cleaned Currants.
' at '.. 860
Bottle Solder's ' Catsup,
and 10 stampa, at. .83o
( lba. 7e Jap Klce. at S5o
Bottle Assorted Pickles,'
snd 10 stamps, at lOo
J Cakee York Hoae Vio
. let Toilet Soap, and 10
stamps, at ........ 85o
t Large Carta Columbia
Milk, at ......... 8o
. Pint Can Galllard'a -Pure
Olive Oil. at 400
Bottle Sntder's Chile
Sauce, and
at
Jar Peanut
ilk atamps. at 15o
1-lb. litmon Cookies,
specially price at 18o
Pkg. Iten's Tourist and
Graham Crackers, ane
10 stamps, at lOo
14-lb. Sack Diamond
Crystal Table Salt, and
20 stampa. at ,...85e
( pkgs. Sterling Gloss
Starch, and 10 stamns,
at 85o
Quart Can Franco
American Soup, and 10
, stamps, at ...85e
1-lb. Full Cream CneeJte,
and'10 stamps, at BOe
1-lb. . Virginia Bwias
Cheese, and 10 stamfia.
at 85e
30c Jar Tea Garden Pre
served Ft re, at ISe
10 Bars Beat ,'Em All
SoaD. at 8Se
One Dozen Boxes Safety
Matches, at ,6e
Spend a Dime,
H. Stamps.
Assortment is composed of colored
lawn dresses, some colored linen
dresses and a lot of lingerie dresses.
All are good styles and are regularly
priced at $5.00 to 110.00. While
they last only $2.95. Positively none
eoW at tliat price before O o'clock.
About 60 white skirts,
made of ducks, linens
and English rep, and
worth from Qi
$J Rfl t 94 Kf V
Friday ,at
Our Entire Stock of "Double Service"
House Dresses made of the very fin
est percales, In a variety of pretty
patterns and regularly sold at
$2.60 and $3.00 aj n
c'. 51.69
A Special Lot of Walsrtsvon
Sale Friday
One lot of women's white lawn and
lingerie waists that have become
slightly soiled from handling; regu
larly priced at $1.25. Friday, choice,
t 40.
Women's Bathing Suits at
$1.69 Value $2.50
Mads of navy or black, twilled ma
terials, have sailor collars trimmed
with soutache braid. The kind we
have alwaya sold at $2.60, Friday,
at, $1.69.
oi Flowers
19c
Friday at
Special Pricing in Linens
and Domestics
7Sx0-lnoh Beamed Bed Sheets of an
extra 65c quality, Friday, 380
The Best American Calicoes made, in
all of the latest patterns and fast
colorings, that regularly sell at Be
the yard, Friday only 6o
17-laoh, Extra Heavy Weight, Tn
bleaohed X,lnen Uriah, that regu
larly sells at 74o the yard. Friday,
at to
roll Blae Hemmed Bed Spreads. In a
good variety of aauorted patterns
the kind we regularly sell as a spe
cial at $1.10 for Friday only. 8o
Sale of Lawn Mowers
"Bob White" lawn Mowers, In 12. 14
and IB-inch sizes; worm from $3.00
to $3.76. any size. Friday, or while
they last .....(2.85
15.00 "Meadow X-ark- X.awa Mowers,
In 14 and lf-lnch stzes. are marked
at S3.75
"Mound City" Ball Bearing X.awa
Mowers, in 14.' IS and 18-lnch sizes;
regular $1.00 to $7.60 values. 14.88
Screen Doors at Special
Prices
$1.28 Painted Bereen Doors, complete
with hinges, screws, hooks and eyes,
at ,880
$1.60 Natural Finished Screen Doors,
any aize, furnished complete. Fri
day, at 81.85
$1.76 Fancy Finished Screen Doors,
complete, at 81.48
Hammocks Are Cut in
Price
Complete lines of Hohefeld's and
Palmer's Hammocks are here for
your choosing, at the following
prices
$2 00 Hammocks, of all kinds, 81.48
$2.76 Hammocks, in styles, 83.85
$4.60 Hammocks, in 4 styles, 83.60
$(.60 Hammocks, ' in 4 styles, 84-88
$8.00 Couch Hammocks, at 86.76
$10.00 Couch Hammocka, at ....88.50
$13.60 Couch Hammocks, at.. ..$10.88
hat Grocery Bill
20c Can Beauty Aspara
gus, at 15o
Cans Hulled Beans
With Chicken, and 20
stamps, at .85o
Extra Quality Mush
rooms, specially priced
at. per can 85o
Bottle Haarmann Vine
gar, and 6 stampa. lOo
10 stamps,
86o
Butter, and
Bennett's Oapltol Cream
ery suiter, special of
fer, per lb. OAn
brick, at 4C
Can Marshall's Preserved-
Bloaters,' and
10 atamps, at . ...SOo
Large Jar Gulett's Mus
tard, and 20 atamps.
at 15a
Bottle Maraschino Cher
ries, and 20 stamps,
at 850
Bottle Bennett'a Capitol
Extract, - and 20
stamps, at ........ l8e
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At the Southeast Corner 12th and Farnam
Streets is the Much Talked About Omaha's
Newest Bargain House The Fair Store
The nam everybody Is speaking of
for the reason It Is the wage earners',
may it be man, woman or child, store
Here is where you can supply your
eelf and family at prices no other
tore In Omaha can meet. There are
many other reasons why the Fair
store Is getting famous.
Friday morning at t o'clock, we
place on special sale several sample
.ltocka at unheard of low prices.
Read every item carefully, It will
pay you.
Men's DEPARTMENT.
Men's $4 00 Silk Shirts, the cost
style, collars attached, cream and
gray colors, all sizes; your choice
lor $1.48.
Men's mohair $1.80 Shirts, collar
attached, seventeen colors to choose
from; your cnolce, 74c.
Men's Black Sateen Shirts, ull sizes,
75c value, go on sale at Sic. Men's
Blue Chambray Shirts, light and me
dium welshts, all sixes, 76c value,
for J4o. Men s and Boys' Blue Work
Shirts, 2Rc value, for 10c. Men's
Work Shirts, polka dot or striped
pst terns, KOo at other stores, your
choice for 29c.
Men's Pyjamas, many colors to
choose from, a $2.00 value, all sizes,
your choice 8c. Men's Muslin Nlaht
Gowns, cheap at 7!c, on special" sole
for 8c. A lot of Men's Drawers,
$6c value, all sizes, on special mile
for 15c.
THE LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
75c and $1.00 Lingerie and Lawn
Batiste Waists samples slzea 34 to
14; very special bargain. 19c. No
more than 2 to each customer. La
dles' Tailored Waists, regular $1.50
values, all fancy colors, your choice
39c.
Ladies' 75o Black Petticoats, 39c.
Ladies' $2.00 White Petticoats, trim
med in embroidery and laces, 89c. A
special bargain In soft silk PerBlan
effect trimmed $5.00 Petticoats, go
at $2.48. White Muslin Petticoats, a
LI. 00 value, at 45c. Ladles' 35c
awn Dressing Sacks go at 8c. Wo
men's full lenKth Percale Wrappers,
a $1.00 value, on sale at 35o. Ladles
Persian effect Wrapper, In Princess
or loose model, a $2.00 value, your
choice, 74c. House Drestes. $2.60
value, go at $1.48. House Dresses,
sailor collar with a tie. good value
for $2.00, on special hale, ftSo. Iodles
read every item carefully, it will pay
you.
$2.00 Combination Suits for 98c.
$1.50 Combination Suits for 74o
$1.00 Combination Suits for 45c.
Ladles' -'tillpa, Nlsht Gowns and
Chemise, round and square neck,
models full length, a $1.00 value
your choice for (9c. i
Ladles' 36c Ribbed Union Suits. In
cluding extra sizes, your choice. 19c
Ladlas1 16a Ribbed Vests. 6c
$5.00 Ladles Wash Dresses, a pret
ty assortment take your choice for
$1.98. Ladles' handsome Linen Tail
ored Suits, $10.00 values. $2.4$ La
dies' Liner. Coats, $6.00 value. In
this special sale, your choice. $2.48.
$16.00 Lingerie Dresses, trimmed in
embroidery or laces, your choice for
$4.98. Ladles' Linen $2.60 Skirts,
any, $1.48. Ladies' black cotton $2.60
Voile Skirts going at $1.39 Ladles,
take advantage of our Siik Kimono
bargain, $5.00 values, in ninny color,
now on sale at $2.74. Ladles' $15.00
Voile Dresses, only a few left, take
your choice for $6.98. Ladles'. 15a
value black or tan Ribbed Hose, 9c.
Ladles' 35c value, all colors. Silk
Finished Hose, all slese your choice
19c. Ladles' pure silk Hose, $1.00
values, several colors, always on
sale at 39c. Ladles, take advantage
of our special low prices on trimmed
and untrlmmed hats. $2.00 value for
60c, and $5.00 hats go at 98c.
HERE ARE A FEW SPECIALS IN
THE CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT.
NOTE OUR LOW PRICES:
60c Children's Night Gowns, 16c.
Dresses. Hges 2 to 6, values up to
$1.00. your choice for 26c. Children's
Dresses, ages 7 to K, values up to
$2.00, on special sale at 48c. Chil
dren's .and Misses' tan and black 160
hose, now on sale at 8c. Children's
Fancy Half Socks, 25c value, at 90.
Children's and Misses' 76o Trimmed
Straw Hats. 25c . ,
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Men's Porosknlt or Ribbed Under
wear, either In shirts or drawers, $5a
value, many colors, on special sale
at 20e. Men's Union Suits, half
sleeve, balbrlggan, ecru collar, 11.00
value, on special sale. 40c suit Men's
16c Msck, tan and fancy colored Hoe,
7c. Men's 25o Silk Finish Hose, all
sixes snd colors, 20c. Men's and Roys'
60c leather Belts, 18c. Men's and
Boys' $1.00 Leather Belts. S5e. Men's
2c Kubbcr Collars. 20 styles, st 10o.
Me i s 60c Fancy ami Work Suspen
ders, 17c. Mens $1.00 Fancy lre
Suspenders at 89c. Mens 16p Wssh
Ties st 7o. 26c Mens Silk Ties at
12c, and Men's 60c Silk Ties, 26c.
Men's 10c White and Fancv Hand
kerchiefs So, and Men's 15o White
Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 7c.
Men's 76c Silk Handkerchiefs. 75c
Save your ehlrt sleeves and buy a
pair of Black Sateen Oversleeves, IRe
vslue for Ro. Carpenters snd me
hanlos should buy our 25c mechanics'
Aprons, c. Men's $5 00 I'annma
Jlats onlv $1.PV Men's $4 00 Panama
Hatt, $1.48. Men's M 00 Straw Huts.
$1 24. and Men's $2.00 Straw Hats.
PS". Men's $1 00 Straw Hut. 50c,
Men's 60c Straw Hats. 25c. Men's
and Hovs' 60c Dress Cans. 4p. Spe
cial sale on Men's $2 Oft rants, only
Jflc. Glen's $(5 00 l'anta Rolng nt $2. "5.
Visit our men's suit department be
fore huvlnjr elsewhere. You will ba
convinced that we offer $IR. $20 snd
$25 Men's All Wool, In fancy or blue
serc, worsteds and cassimere 8tttte
for $9.76.
DEPT. OFFERS MANY BAKUA1N8.
i ne Mens Department now fin
ishes with Oxfords and Shoes. Note
our low prices: Men's $1.60 Canvas
Shoes, 9&p Mens $2.60 tan. gun
metnl and box calf oxfords, lace or
button, going at $1.24. Men's $4.00
kid patent, (an. box calf, velour and
pun metal, high or low heels, lace or
Iy0" .oxfords, all to go in this sale
nt $1.08.
Our Famous Shoe Department of
fers temarknble bargains In Pumps,
oxfords and SanUala for children,
men or women.
76c values in Children's pink, blue
or white Canvas Oxfords, slr.es to
8, on special wi'le, your choice, 4 5c.
86c values, blue or white Children's
Canvas Oxfords, sizes 8' to 12, your
choice for 50o.
$1.00 values, white or blue Chil
dren's Canvas Oxfords, elzes 1214
to 2, your choice for 65c.
Children's Leather Sandals sizes
6 to S, regulur selling p'iro. 7Rc. now
on special sale at 45c sizes 8 to 12,
85c value, now on speclnl sale. ROo;
sizes 12 to 2. values $1.00, now on
special sale at 65c.
4B0 pairs Ladles' Pumps tind Ox
fords, $2.50 values, patent, vie! kid
or gun ineUI, all sizes, on special
sale, your choice, $1.24.
288 pairs Ladles' Oxfords and
Pumps, $4.00 values, they are Good
year welts and hand turned soles,
French, Cuban and Conservative heels
also button, lace or straps, sizes
2 to 8, take your choice for $1.74.
6 pairs of Ladles' 18-button Whits
Canvas Shoes, sizes 2H to 7 4, a $4
value, every pair bench made, not '
machine, special sale price, $2.24.
Now men, take advantage of your
greatest . opportunity for greatest
bargains offered in Omaha.
You should not overlook our Butt
Case and Trunk Department..
Just a few special prices for Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday:
$10.00 Leather Ballast Suit Cases
go at $6.98.
$8.00 Leather Ballast Suit Cases go
at $5.98. .
$ 00 Leather Ballast Suit Cases go
at $3.98.
$5 00 Leather Ballast Suit Cases go
at $2.98.
$4.00 Suit Cases. $2.48.
$1.00 Suit Cases. $1.98.
$2.00 Suit Cases. $1.24.
$1.60 Suit CaHes. 89c.
Remember for 19 years In on loca
tion rne jair tstore. Money
funded If not satisfied with
values. Fair and square dealing
our Jif
our FJ
motto always. If you appreciate
real values and bargains, come to the
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