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u , THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1912. - 1
Women's
Wash Dresses
Cool, . charming frocks,
made of : crisp, service
able materials, - daintily
trimmed.
t $6.98410 I
Norfolk Jacket
Linen Suits
The season's style favor
ite, very becoming, prac
tical and popular spe
cially priced,
2d floor,
at
$10
Event!
Notable Bargain
SFVERAi; EXTRA SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY
if Women's White Hoslin
I PETTICOATS
A new lot just received beauti
ful new white muslin petticoats,
. made with wide embroidery trim
ming, cut full and ample, all sizes.
Actually worth as
high as $1.25
at
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69c
Women's Fine Silk
PETTICOATS
Several hundred beautiful silk
petticoats, in all the new style
features for mid-summer wear,
at less than actual cost to manu
facture; well made of the very
finest silks, in the latest summer
patterns and colors; none worth
less than $4, most of them worth
$5,' Wednesday at the remark-
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able price of 7. ...... . $1.69
WOMEN'S NEW BEP, PIQUE AND LINEN SKIRTS
Smart, practical, serviceable skirts, in all the newer (M PA AO A AO P
1912 models-excellent values at ....... ........ r..Vvv-VMV-VUv-vv
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45-in Sheer Swiss and Batiste Embroidered Skirtings at
Very effective new designs in English eyelet, floral and new combination effects
' many worth up to $1.26 a yard, atyard.........'.....
" 7 MY
OF ALL MY
se an surxiE
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15 Discount oue'uee'kodly
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. Every suit guaranteed with my twenty years' reputation for
highest quality workmanship and absolute satisfaction. .,
Buy your new Suit now save 15 per cent.
EDWARD JOHNSON
MERCHANT TAILOR
Successor to Barrett-Johnson Co.
231 City National Bank uilding.
Thssands of Remnants and Sample Pieces ef All Over Laces
Also lace medallions, appliques, yoke pieces, in crochet and Venlse effects,. etc., on bar
gain square, at, each .....
69c
15c
uSS Special Sale Hen's Straw Hats
A purchase of 'men's and young men's high grade straw hats from a New
York commission house at less than half the regular wholesale price.
Sennet, Milan braid, split braid and Porto Rlcan , . 4 jr
braid hats, in all the newest shapesvalues up Si 40
to $3, at ................. ..... .....i. t '
Men's Manama Hats Imported samples , of Ecuadorian Panama hats -values
to $7.60, , OO QQ.OO CA
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Men's Imported Straw Ha -In sennet, spilt 1 C
braids. Milans and pencil curls, at .V -$0-$O wv $U
THERMATOB FIRELESS COOKER
; Demonstration and Sale Wednesday
Special demonstrators, direct from the
factory, will be here to '' explain the good
points of this famous cooker.
An attractive menu has been prepared
for Wednesday, and we invite you to come
and sample some of the food cooked in the
Thermator cooker. ,
7 ' China Department West Arcade. "
BIO SPECIALS IN WALL PAPER
For Wednesday we offer three big bargains la
wall paper all money-savers. w ,
10 patterns of our regular 6c and 8c wall papers,
at, a roil 14 and 2H
28 patterns of our regular 12c wall papers, with
borders to match, Wednesday, at, roll,.... 4 Is
All our new gold papers, worth up to 30c roll
Wednesday, special, roll llt
Wall Paper Dept. 8rd Floor
ADVANCE NOTICE OF A OREAT SALE ON OUR SECOND FLOOR THURSDAY
Women's High Class Sample Waists
We bought the entire sample lines of one of New York's most
famous and most exclusive manufacturers of women's waists. There
are hundreds of the daintiest and most charming new ideas here.
Genuine hand embroidered lingerie and Voile Waists also many
trimmed with fine laces.
Thursday at Yz Their Actual Value
All day we wiU bulletin reports from the Democratic National Convention at Baltimore.
iRANOEIS STORE;
UNITARIANS TffSELL CHURCH
Congregation Desires to Secure More
. ' Desirable Location.
PROPERTY IS HELD AT $15,000
It U Felt y Traite that Chorea
Baldlaa at seveateeatk and Cam ,
V , ' CauleVB) Resaodelotl Into
.7',' i. Ap""- ,. v '"
J Negotiations for the sale of the First
Unitarian church. Seventeenth and Cass
streets, are now . being conducted by the
trustees, . and it li hoped that the prop
erty will be disposed of before the sum
wer Is ever., t -', . . - ',
CThe trustees are. holding the church
building and lot.at 115.000, and already t
lias, been examined by prospective pur
. chawre. The City Mission is said to be
desirous of obtaining the place, and rep
resentatives of the organisation nave
looked at the property several times. The
mission Is one of the Anna Wilson bene
ficiaries, receiving property to the value
of about (26.000 to be held in trust Those
In charge of the mission, however,' are not
a unit on the church property, some feel
ing that the old Omaha Medical college
U more desirable. ;
It the Unitarian church dispows of Us
holdings, this summer t is more than
likely that new lot will' be secured and a
more desirable place for worship be
rcted within a year. ( Members of the
congregation, feel that' tha church . has
outgrown its present kol. The church
and ground are now murtaged to about
20 per cent of their value.
It is felt by the trustees that they will
be able to tell soon, for he property is
especially desirable for an apartment
huuse, it the City MIm' .'. Jwkies to ake
is.' The building is of heavy masonry,
and was built about 1S95.' ." '
! Celvlsi' Vacancy Filled.'
; At a meeting of the trustees of the
church Kiss . Margaret. E. Colvln was
elected to fill the vacancy caused by tl.e
resignation of Mrs. John R. Stevens, for
merly Mrs. H. T. Coe. "
An informal report was presented by
the treasurer, Mr. Grant Parsons,' indi
cating that the financial affairs an In
better shape) than at the same period of
: any previous year. ; , r '
Ward atCounty
Hospital Tries to
KiUDr.Geo,TUden
After having threatened to kill Dr.
Oeorge TUden of the board of insanity
commissioners, Mrs. Sarah O'Donnell, a
patient in the Insane ward of the county
hospital, armed herself with a hat pin
and was ' caught dangerously near the
doctor by attendents.
Mrs. O'Donnell, who was committed to
the hospital several weeks ago, blames
Doctor Ttlden and the county commis
sioners for the loss of her liberty. Re
peatedly she declared her intention to
kill the doctor and one of the county
commissioners, 1
When Dr. TUden visited the insane
ward Mrs. O'Donnell went to her room
and a few minutes' later reappeared.
While the physician was talking with
attendants the woman slyly strolled up
behind him. An attendant. Superintendent
Robinson's daughter, observed her and
noted that she held one hand to her
bosom, -an if concealing something. Miss
Robinson caught the woman's hand and
discovered a long hatpin concealed under
her waist She sent Mrs.' O'Donnell back
to her room. Dr. TUden did not know of
his danger until It had passed.
Each age of our lives has its Joys. Old
people should be hapqy, and they will be
if - Chamberlain's Tablets are taken to
blrengthen- the digestion and keep the
bowels regular. These tablets are mild
and gentle in their action and especially
suitable for people of middle age and
Older. Far sals by all dealers.
Withnell Urges
an Elevator Tax
O. H. Wtthnell, Commissioner of fire
protection and water supply, will submit
to the commission a plan to increase the
finances of the city $4,000 annually by
the passage of an ulevatnr occupation
tax ordinance. This ordinance will fix
a tax of $1 on each of the 314 eleea'.or
In the city and will provide for the fol
lowing installation fees: Twenty pen-
ger elevator; 16; fltten-piiiitc tiger, . 3;
less than fifteen passenger, ft; flve-tn
freight elevator, 15; three-ton, fi; hnd
hoist and sidewalk, $2.
"There is now no elevator tax," said
Mr. -Wlthnell, "and practically no in
spection, although It Is required thr.t
elevators be Inspected fiuartotiv. All tne
city receives now is $711 annually, paid
for permits and license to the 300 eleva
tor conductors."
Mr. Withnell will ask that an Inspection
of each elevator In the uily tm made
monthly. . 5 The occupation tax wrul-J
merely cover the cost of th's imrpwthm
to the property owner. U would :nc;eu
the revenues from elevator a to 1.W1 u
yeer. money that Is sorely needed Uy tin
administration, eajs Mr. VMliuKll. '
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MAY BUILD INSANE HOSPITAL
Proposal Made to Use Material in
Old Court House.
BOARD IS CONSIDERING PLANS
However, Cost of Wrecking the Old
Strnctare May Be Too Great to
Permit Adoption of the
Hospital Plan.
HI
Here's the Oxford that
Like to Wear
Most Young Fellows
Short - looking; whh
high arch, drey
heeh, perfect fitting,
tan or black, button
orU$e, A wonder at
dm price.
S. The '.
$3i0
HOBC.
16ES&. DOUGLAS.
mvmwimmmsmmmm
A -new county hospital for the Insane
may be built from the wreckage of the
Douglas court house after It is aban
doned for the new county building, now
nearlng completion. Commissioner Frank
C. Best, chairman of the hospital and poor
farm committee, has suggested to the
board that the old building might be
wrecked and the new material used for a
new Insane hospital. The board now is
considering the feasibility of the plan.
The county hospital and poor farm
buildings now are Inadequate and board
members for several years have ,,greed
that there should be more and belter ac
commodations. The county has two bids
for wrecking the building and has been
expected to accept 11,500 from J. P. Ml
lander, who bid to pay this amount for
the building and remove it. The commis
sioners now are negotiating with others.
If they can find wreckers who will do
the work at cost low enough they will
adopt the hospital plan. .There Is much
good building material in the old struc
ture, but it may be that the cost of
wrecking' will be too great to permit the
adoption of the hospital plan.
An Aa to Collision
mans many bad bruises, which Bucklen's
Arnica Salve heals quickly, as It does
sores, cuts, burns and piles. 2c
sale by Beaton Dkig Co.
For
TONE'S OLlN
GOLDEN COFFEE
loLJa its friend tl surest proof
d jWna7 You'll Lko its fi'na
aroma sad color, iu full Wy. Carefully
elect edcoffe.blenlimintdndrotd
to make the finest cup quality. More cups
- , Puno. bcc tnat tbe seat is unbroken.
Let Us Clean Your
Summer Clothes ,
"
' Tne life of your summer clothes depends more on the way they
are handled by the cleaner than the amount ot wear you give them.
It is well known that Dry Cleaning does not injure the most
delicate color or fabric, but dry cleaning does not always clean sum
mer clothes satisfactorily It will not remove grass or fruit stains,
perspiration and other discolorations; In such cases Wet Cleaning
Is necessary.
RlKht here Is where the "Good Cleaner" shows his worth.
It is impossible usually to tell whether the garment has been
wet or dry cleaned so perfect Is wet cleaning done at the Pantoriura.
Bui don't confuse wet cleaning with washing as done at home
or fn the laundry the garment having been dry cleaned first re
quires but little handling and no harsh treatment. Each one is done
by hand so there Is no danger of tearing, shrinking or pulling out of
shape.r Just the right amount of finish (not starch) Is used to give
it the look and feel of new goods. ,
Send us a trial order and if you are not delighted with the work
you need not pay for It. We give satisfaction or no pay. . . '
Here are a few prices; :. 7
- Plain one-piece dresses, $1.26; fancy $1.60 to $1.75; shirt
waists, 60c; linen suits, $1.60 to $1.75; linen Jackets, $1.25 to
$1.50; men's two-piece suits, $1.25; golf or linen trousers, 60c.
Call us on either phone and will get your work promptly.
THE PANTORIUM
"GOOD CLEANERS AND DYERS"
1515-17 Jones St. Phones, Doug. 963; Ind. A-3168
Toothache Gum
STOPS
TOOTHACHE
7- - bstantly
Has given perfect satisfaction for IS HMt.
All drug stores or by mtil I5e
C. . 0"T A Co.. OrrwoiT, Mich.
AMUSEMENTS.
Interest allowed in
savings department at
b per annum
The United States
National Bank of
Omaha gives prompt
and courteous service,
affords absolute secur
ltv and has a most con
venient location.
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" your grocer today. Ms a pound, j
TON! BRO&, Dm MohMo, la.
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HorfhwtSt f
Comet
Slzfceofb
mi Fanuui
StmOi
CapM
1700,000
Sorpfas
$700,009
BEAUTIFUL
LAKE MAN AW A
"40 Ulnntss Prom Omaha."
BOATZira AKD BATH2WQ Thare's
plenty of water in tne laka this sea
son, and additional boating and bath
ins; facilities have been installed.
DAWCIlfQ The beautiful Ball Room
continues to be a big- attraction.
ODen every afternoon and evening.
Arthur E. Smith's splendid orchestra
makes the music. .
FREE MOVING PICTURES
EVER EVENING. v
Many other Attractions.
Base Ball
Omaha vs. St. Jeseph
Rourke Park
June 26, 27, 28, 29
Friday, June 28th, Ladies' Day.
Cars Leave 15th and Farnam. 3:15.
GAMES CALLED 3:30
uuj&qt S8r.?.1ER SHOW
alio wiagoi , MWrV McT.ov.
Virologist: Surazall & R"11' insJ"
sical Oddities: Arnold Wurnell. Skat
orlal Dancer: .Admiral Burton, Deep
Water Baritone. Pictures changed daily.
Hour8,ieto5; AMYSsSbIQS
coxa AST Tiara i tat thb inert
'BOYD'S TODAY
KaUnso aaa
ii urcnesira
I Entertainers
Quartette J
Kidlets
A Nickel
n Pictures!
You've seen the Kesl
Sow See the Bet
Dmportam
Announcement!
of the sale you have been waiting f or-our Semi-Annual
lhue ff Me
IHlyse
ONE DAY ONLY SATUBDAY, JUNE 29
Your choice of any suit in the house worth from $18
to $30 at $12.50. ' No restrictions; everything must
goincluding Strouse & Bros., fine "High ArtM clothes
and other well known makes. ' "
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It
Last Chance!
SALE! U.S..
ARMY GOODS
1414 Harney Street
ONLY 2 DAYS REMAIN
Open from 8 a. m. to 9 p. m.; Thundaj 19 p. m.
Things and goods OUT OF THE ORDI
NARY, never before seen or sold in Omaha,
to interest and please everybody. ,
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U. S. Hammocks. . . . .'75c
Army Barrack Shoes,
pair ... ..TSc
Navy Blue Cloth, .
yard .. ....... .$1.56
Army Blankets ....$5.00
Marine Underwear. $1.00
Leather Straps 10c
Sailor Blouses . . ... . . 75c
Sofa Pillows....... $3.00
Stockings, half wool ,25c
Haversacks 25c
Bayonet Sets .75c
Stockings . . ,15c
Legglhgs . : . ,60c
Army White Shirts. .35c
Auto Coats .$1.00
Suspenders ... . . . : . 10c
Rifles .... . ....... .$2.00
Carbines , $3.00
Army Bags ; .75c
Overcoats, black ...$3.00
Coat Shirts ;V.Vl$14iO
Flannel Shirts ....$2.25
Khaki Trousers .. .$1.50
Ammunition . . . . . . . .2c
Fancy Cloth ..... .$1.50
U. S.:Sb.oes. ..... . $3.00
Bayonets, Swords, Sabers, Canteens, Knives,
Shoes, Cords, Ponchos, Chevrons, Hoods,
Aprons, Projectiles, Leg Irons,, Handcuffs,
Bugles and hundreds of other goods that no
other stores ever have. -
CATALOGUE TO ALL,. WITH PRICES ON, AT ;
ENTRANCE. 7 ' 7 ' " - .'
ONLY 2 DAYS REMAIN
Open Every Evening Until 9 o'clock.
1414 Harney Street
W. S. KIRK, Mgr. 2 DAYS REMAIN.
The real estate business is
bound to center around "the court
house and city; hall. A real estate ;
man w ho wants Jto '
locate permanently I
should, select an of
fice in a location
which is. the center ;
of his line of business.
.The. same thing is
true of i n s u r a n c e, "
which . likewise cen-
ters in the financial :
trict. It would be
well as soon as possi-'
ble to secure an office
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The Bee Building :
r.- i ft 12-14 A larsa suite of officea on the second floor.
.R.m.vi; i lTttS of 1201 square feet Son. of theso offices have '
-- bAn MtfUtioned .so as to make a suit of about five rooms.
. Thi snace will be rented either in single offices or in suite.
; V Price per month for all... $80.00
Room 822 Reception room, private office, two large closets, large v
workroom with two north windowa -Ideal for engineer, archl
v tect "doctor or other professional men. Rental per ji.onth. $45.00
KM. S52 This is a south front office facing on Farnam street, close 1
R t the elevator. It is partiUoned so as to afford a private of-
' floe and recepUon room. Very desirable. Rent per month. $30.00
' RAntn 4iUaa a south and west exposure and is always a very cool
room in summer tima Sise. Ua2tii rents for, per
' month . S18.00
n,m 422 Is 1SH19 feet in siie: has two north windows and a
E nrivate office partiUoned off inside this space. This room i
would be particularly well' suited for an architect or studio. v
Rental k ... .v. ........ .- 185.00 ,
P-n Bbo This Is a well located office facing Farnam street on the '
fifth floor, near the elevators. Size of office. HilH. having
a partition dividing this room into three otficea This vauld -s
be particularly desirable as an attorney's office, on acccount of '".'
other attorneys being located on this floor and i?aving large -librariea
Just the place for two young, ambitious attorneya V.
Rental price per ownth S30.QO
THE BEE BUILDING CO.
Bee Business Office, . 17th and Farnam Sts.
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