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But Two Days Left To Do Your Shopping In Before
the 4th, The things you need to complete your Independence Day attire, can be purchased at Boston Store for the least
money. Liberal price reductions have been made in all departments for tomorrow. Below we quote but a few instances merely to give you an idea.
iTH
BRANOEIS & SONS.
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Shirt Waists for the 4th
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ONDAY we will continue the great Shirt
Waist sale. These waists wore pur
chased at a mere fraction of their
value and wo are therefore able to
offer them at these special low
prices. They are all new waists,
made of white India linon chain
bray, nainsook, psreale and lawns.
The new white waists are also in
cluded. Four special lots at 25c,
49c, 75c and 98c.
The 25c lot includes strictly
SI. 00 waists made from the
best percales, French or yoke
backs many of
them tucked,
all sizes.
25c
The 49c lot includes many 2.00 waists, on the main floor.
Also white waists trimmed with insertion, lino A
percalo waists Imported gingham waists all
sizes at
The 75c lot includes fine lawn
wuists trimmed with embroidery in
sertion, porculn wuUls,
nuin .ook- waists, all ex
ceptionally hitfh grado
waists choice
75c
The 98c lot includes light
blue and lawn waists trimmrd with em
broidery, lino nninoo
mid Kronen percale wuthls.
with utillru front, of omhrnl
ilory ami luce till-over, till
sizes choice
98c
Handkerchiefs for the 4th
1,000 dozen laches' and gents' handkerchiefs,
plain white and fancy colored bordered, neatly hemstitched,
all widths of hems, somo with
lnco corners and initials, worth J "3ltld
1Bc.ro 42J
Ladies' and men's hand embroidered initial
handkerchiefs in gonuino Irish linon and fino pmr
India lawn all slzos worth lCc J )
J
go at 1
Ladies' extra hue imported swiss nanuKercmoiB, umj
embroidered and laco edged, others with in- - g ntti f
Bortion, great variety of styles, worth 75c- I ft unu. -
iu this salo at J
Two Extra Specials in Silks
$1,50 Silks at 50c yard.
For Monday in silk depart
ment thousands of yards of high grade,
this season's styles of Foulard silks,
satin KoulnrdH, also nn exceptional tlno
lot of hemstitched and open work tnffe
ta silk, an Immense lot of UT-lncli taf
fetn silk. These are all the tlnust man
ufactured, and
every yard is a
$1.50 quality,
Monday, yard . .
nil an iiiu tiiiob mini-
50c
75c Silks at 25c yard.
On large bargain square
Monday we place on sale all
of the corded wash silks, taffe
ta silk, brocaded silk, black
silk, positively all 75c quality.
Your choice of the entire lot
Monday at
one-third tho
price, yard.
25c
Grand Millinery Clearing Sale
With tho closing of Juno tvo Intend to let go of every dollar's worth of Millinery Stock at Bonio price, consequently this
will be tho blggost IJAltGAIN SALE OP MILLINERY over offered to tho Indies of Omaha. Tho prices quoted below prove our de
termination to closo out this stock at once. TRIMMED HATS are reduced nay below low water mark.
For examplo we havo five hundred very choice
Trimmed Hats marked to sell at $5.00, $0.00
and $7.00 each
you can
take your
pick for
only
.rked to sell at S5.00, $0.00
1.75
Seo what 25c will buy a largo ussortmont of
Wn lklntf Hats, Sailors, Straw Turbans, Ready-to-Wear
Hats have been marked $1.50, $2.00
and $:i.50 each
ovory one will
bo sold
at
only
25c
Three hundred very swell pattern hats, some
of tho best wo havo had this summer they
woro marked
$10.00 to
$18.00 each
Monday
at
Untriramed Straw hats,
hundred dozen worth
$1.00 to $2,50 each
Monday ut.'
$3.98
5c
5c
Suits and Skirts for the 4th
$22.50 Made-Tailored Suits for $9.75.
Those who are contemplating going
away for their vacation, we would par
tieiilarly call their attention to this
lot of line suits. The lot, contains sam
ple suits, stoek .suits, etc., made of ex
cellent materials and every ono strictly up-to-dnto.
Many are all tnliotu silk lined and iiavo sold at
$20 and $22.50. Tho
samo suits later on will
cost you $25 and $27,
for Monday special
price ,
ik. iiiisd nnu navo sold nt
9.75
Any of these suits will be altered to tit durlnjr
this salo freo of charge
bolf and outing skirts a big new line just re
ceived in lino tailoring otTocts for
$5, $7.50, $10 and $12.50
$1, $1.25, $1.50 Wash Skirts 43c
A bis- assortment of fancy ptque.duck, linen and denim skirts
for outing and hot weather, mndo in tho new shapes and actu
ally worth $1.50, $1.25 and $1, for Monday special only
$2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Wash Skirts for 89c.
This lot consists of skirts selected from our big assortment of high grade
imported duck and linen, also French pique- skirts, somo are trimmed with
inlaid insertion and others arc strapped with 'he san.e material, raado with
deep hems, box and invur'od iila't i-.k porhup you have
priced somo of these ' wl en thoy woro
$2. 92finnnrlf.l f- Monday
43c
89c
Ton thousand bunches of IMPOR
TED FLOWERS worth 50o
to $1.00 a bunch go
at
Lace and Embroidery Sale
Umbrellas for the 4th
1,500 Bilk serge
Umbrellas piled high on
bargain square, mado of
the best quality of taf
feta silk, line and heavy
twilled silk sorgo in 211
inch and 28-inch sizo
great vnrioty of natural
wood and fancy handles.
Umbrellas in this lot
worth up to 84.00, go in
lots nt
98c, $1.39,
$1,69, $1.98 and
$2.50.
Fans for the 4th
5,000 fancy colored Japanese
folding fans, all colors and
all styles, regular price up
to 25c, in this sale at
25c and 10c.
1,000 white and black fancy
fans, a great variety of hand
painted and fancy spangled
tans in all the latest novel
ties, worth $2.00, in this sale
at
25c, 49c and 98c
1,000 yards all-over lace, suitable for
waists and yokes, In white, cream and black,
all new patterns, on bargain square nt
per yard,
25c, 39c, 59c, 98c
and $1.49
Hundreds of bolts of lace and Insertion,
Including valcnclenncs, torchon, mecblln,
etc., all widths on bargain counter at, yard,
2c, 3ic and 5c
3,600 yards embroidery and Insertion in nar
row and medium widths, good
quality, worth 25c yd., on
bargain counter at
5c
7l2c
10.000 yds. of fine embroidery and Infertlon,
in medium and extra wide widths, many dif
ferent styles and patterns In
neat and heavy open work pat
terns, worth 25c yd., go at....
All-over embroidery, all-over tucking,
combination lace and hemstitched effects,
at, yard,
39c, 49c, 69c and 98c
Special Turkish Towel Sale
5c
10c
15c
"1A7ITH a well known Philadelphia manufacturer we have
contracted to use all their odds and ends andseconds in
Turkish towels. A "second" is an article with slight imperfec
tions. Many of these towels are very slightly imperfect, some have
small holes which can easily be darned, others are nothing more
or less than odds and' ends. THESE TOWELS RANGE IN
VALUE FROM 10c to 75c. We have assorted them in 3 lots:
All the Turkish Towels that generally sell at 10c and 15c, we have put In 1 lot at 5c eaoh
All the Turkish Towels that generally sell at 2So and 35o, go in one lot, all kinds
at 10c each.
All the best Turkish Towfl", no matter what they wore originally worth, wo have put
them In one big lot at 15c each. Most of them aro worth up to 75c.
5c
10c
15c
Gloves and Mitts for the 4th
5,000 pair ladies' washtble chamois
! loves in ponrl, wh , .in J an. u'n color
orth $1. u.r,
ill lino tiulo
at
59t75c
Ladies', misses' and children's all pure
silk jersey mitts in nil Hlzee, white, tan
and blaolc, worth 25c a pair,
in this eale at
10c
Ladies' extra cood quality, heavy wciffht jersey silk mitts
and gloves In all sizes, white, tan and black, worth up to 2oo
pair, in this salo at
25c
Ladies' Neckwear
for the Fourth
Black and cream silk lace
tlei, emfcrolflered revera, embroider
ed and hemstitched Stanley tics and
tock collars, silk, chlffan, satin and
pique collars, corded and tucked col
lars, many novelty Jabeaux, all color?,
worth up to $2.00, ga In lots at
25c, 39c,
49c & 98c
Parasols the 4th
Immense lots of
plain und fanoy
colored all silk
parasols i n al
most every
bhade, hundreds
of styles, worth
in tho repular
way $12.50, 3, $4
on bargain
square at
$1.49
vrr
Thousands of misses' and children's
plain and fancy colored rufllod para
sols, all sizos, many styles, go at
lie, 25c, 39c, 69c
In Basement
mm
9 h
1 10,000 yards
Pllsso, this
newest wash
fabric, it wiih
lfio tomorrow
m
crinkled
seuyon's
5c
In Basement
yds best grade
10,000
apron
chocked
gingham
yd,
-31c
In Basement
10,000 yds Violet "A"
Lawn in long mill rem
nants, worth
lfo yd
go- at
In Basement
One big lot best grade
Organdies, regular price
oucyd, to close
thorn out quick
thoy go at..
10c
In Basement
10,000 yds white Madras
window drapery, 60-lnches
wide
tomorrow
at, yd
In Basement
Ono big oountor slightly
mussed 45-inch dotted
swiss, worth
50o yd
go at
In Basement
One big counter of lOo
lawns, full
pieces not
04C
romuants
yd
In Basement
One bigr counter black
and plain colored mor-
oerirea out- -een,
worth 50c
-In tun
sale, yd,
:15c
In Basement
One big lot of the same
goods that generally
colls at Zoj
yd-go
at
10c
Underwear
75c MenTs
Underwear
25c
On bargain square
No. 2 we place on
Sealo i m m o n a e
quantities of
men's fine under
,w o a r in cream,
pink, blue, light
.. -n n fnnrv strlncd and mottled
underwear. Also India gauze, Egyptian cot
ton, angora mixed, filet underwear and fancy
tinted French balbrlggan underwear, silver
gray underwear and fancy Random mixtures.
All such goods as would retail at 75c, they
go on sale tomorrow on bargain square.
25c
I A III
A
On main floor and In nasoment.
At
Shirt Sale
Entire Wholesulc stock
Shirts
At prices that simply baf
llo olthor imitation or
competition.
All on Bargain Squares
On Alain Floor
On Bargain Square.
we offer
nearly 5,000
m en's ele
cant, first-
class mado and perfect fitting shirts, In all
slzce, In nearly 60 different styles, In ma
dras, percales, penang, chambrays, etc.
Ench shirt has two collars and one pair
cuffs detached. At tho same price, 39c, we
give you choice of an Immense lot of men's'
N'egllgco Shirts, with collar and cuffs at
tached, In all tho swellcst styles and In all
sizes. Also a big lot of men's One wliHo
laundered shirts, with reinforced lluen
bixiom and back, stayed seams, guesetcd and
contiuuauH facings throughout; all slz;s,
long and short bosoms und sleeves your
choice for 39c.
39
On Bargain
Square
On Mnln Fluor and nnaement.
6,000 pairs ladles' shoes worth up to
live duilars a pair, go in two lots,
$1.59 and
$2.50
More
New Shoes
Tomorrow we place, on
sale for the first time
all the latest
Ox-Blood Shoes for ladles.
Tan, Husala calf Oxfords.
Louis XV heel Oxfords In black and tan.
Happy Hollow dolt Boots.
Country Box Golf Boots.
Bicycle Boots.
Bicycle Oxfords.
The new beaded Strap Sandals.
Rod heel black Sandals.
An Immense lot of Infants', children's and
mlcecs' black and tan, red and white, pink
and blue slippers and sandals.
Also, Infants', mlsee3' and children's black
and tan shoes.
Men's patent leather Oxford ties.
Men's tan ehoes.
Also, big lot of boys' and youths' shoes.
In our basement shoe department we will
offer a big lot of shoes and slippers of all
descriptions for men, women, children and
Infants at prices ranging from 39c to $1.G9.
On Bargain
Square
6,000 pairs ladies' Oxford
tie and strap sandals,
89c, 98c,
$1.50, $1.98
and $2.50
Child's & Misses' Slippers
50c, 75c, 89c, 98c
Men's Straw Hats Boy's Clothing
ON SPECIAL SALE
850
Boy's Knee
Pants Suits
mado to rotall at $2 OS,
$3.50 and $3,98, go at
$1.98
850 BOYS' KNEE
PANTS SUITS
Ages 6 to 15 Years.
Consisting of tho finest Imported chev ol,
worsteds, cusslmere, black clay worsteds,
etc., etc., In plaids, checks, stripes anil
plain patterns, all brand new, tho vory bot
silk sowing nnd tailoring, fine fitters, elastic
waist bands In pantB. This lot Inctudes
every former $2. OS, $3. CO and $3.08 suits, on
special salo for only $1.08.
Another big purchase of Straw
gives ub an opportunity to of
fer jou wonderful bargains
for Monday. The lot in
cludes every style of straw
hat worn this season. Made
of the finest straw braids,
Manila, Milan, etc., in both
rough and smooth straws.
There are hats in this lot
worth $2.00, while the cheap
est are worth $1.00. They go
in two lots nt
49c and 75c
IN THE WHEELING WORLD. 1
J1 v i J '.? i-$
The performance of Miss Margaret Qsst
of New York In riding 1.000 miles In 114
hours, on tho roads of Long Island, raak
ns n remarkablo test of the physical
strength of a woman. No matter how one
may view tho folly and uselcatncs of tho
performance, tho fact that tho foat was
accomplished without serious harm afford i
gratifying cvldenco of tho valuo of athletic
training umoiig young women, Miss fiast
camo out of tho ordeal in good condition,
her only unpleasant feeling being extreme
drowsiness. Out of tho 114 hours she slept
only ton hours and fifteen mlnutca.
"Thero was n plnsical reason why I suc
ceeded," sho explained to a reporUr. "and
that, I am sure, was because 1 havo all
jny lift' been an in vet era to dancer. Iu
tho llttlo hamlet of Drugeudorf, Uuvaria,
where I was born and lived until soven
years ago, dancing Is not conslderoj an ac
complishment. Cilrls learn to dance as they
lenrn to walk not as you girls In America
dnnco, but as they dance In tho bnllct at
the theaters on their toes. Wo do all
sorts of fancy skirt dances In Uav.nrla and'
think nothing of pirouetting on the toes
of ono foot all over a big ballroom lloo"
nnd then ou tho toea of tho other foot, nnd
so on for hours at a time. Hut wo dldu't
danco with our feet and legs alone.
"My thousand-mile rldo did not tire me at
all. I cau truthfully say I was not tired
ono moment of the entire time, because no
unused muscles were brought into play,"
Miss Oast is S3 years of age, 5 feet 2
Inches In height and weighs 124 pounds.
Professional bicycle racing Is due to begin
with a rush. Thero has already been no
lens than J16.000 offered for provisional
riders this year and three-fourths of It will
go to well-kuown circuit men. Tho grand
circuit opens early this month. It is esti
mated that before the ccason is over more
than $100,000 will be distributed among the
Irudlng riders. This is proof enough of the
growing popularity of blko racing. Last
year nearly $100,000 was dovotcd to profes
sional racing and this year tho outlook U
much more promising than It was last
BCnson,'f'e"r there aro no squabbles going on
between rival organizations. What la reck
oned upon as tho great element of tho In
creasing popularity this year is tho fact tll
many of tho famous riders of a few yours
ago aro golpg to be on tho circuit again. If
thoy turn out, then the racing wilt in all
likelihood bo a great success. Such riders
as Michael, Cooper, nald and others are al
ways attractive as long as they ride to win.
nut all tho money in the land will not sus
tain the popularity of tho sport If tho races
are not conducted In tho proper manner and
if the best rldera do not win. It Is Interest
ing to note that tho time was whon about
2,000 riders wero making their living by
riding tho bicycle. Thero will not bo bb
many this year, but thero will bo ample to
make all the racing that the public desires
to see. There will bo many now "stars"
nnd thero is cortaln to be lots of curiosity
among the public to seo who In to bo thu
best of tho lot.
The most notable exhibition of pluck and
good riding seen on a blcyclo track In Now
York stato was given at Manhuttau Ilcach
Saturday of last week by W. A. Laduo of
Cold Springs, N. Y. In an unlimited pui
sult rnca between tho thrce-mon teams of
four clubs La due wore down nine of tho
twelve men on tho track. He roJo a'ono
for more than seventeen miles against tho
remnantH of othor teams and finally tho
last two mates of the Kings County Wheal
men, who were, of course, taking turns
pacing. He was In tho lead from tho start
and was gaining on tho last two riders
when thu strain bogan to tell. For Ui rec
laim ho lost slightly ami then, after having
ridden a total of twenty-two mllen and one
lap, be toppled from his wheel and rolled
helplets on tho track. Ho was boon re
vived, luidue Is u young man who lint
year won the League of American Wheel
men state championship at a tnllo and
finished third In the national championship
point race.
Tho reappaeranco of Major Taylor, tho
colored cyclist, In tho gam will tend to
Increaso tho interest In record-breaking
trials,- for It Is a well known fact that the
duBky-huod pcdaller Is very fond of rid ng
against tlnio nnd when ho utarts out some
thing Is bound to drop. Ho has lowered
many records and from all avallablo data
at hand It may bo believed that ho has
not yet lost his cunning nor his spoed. If
Taylor sturts after records it will bo up to
Slovens, McDufllo, McFnrland, Cooper nnd
several othor aspirants for honors to fall
Into lino behind tho big machines and do
their utmost to discount the best perform
ance of tho colored one,
Untry blanks for tho races to be held In
connection with tho twenty-first annual
meet of tho Icaguo of American Wheelmen,
which will bo hold In Milwaukee July 10-13,
I are now ready tor distribution and cun bo
had upon application to G. Ausem. chair
man of tho raco meet committee, 207 (Irand
avonue, Milwaukee, Win. Kntrlcs positively
close at noon Saturday, July 7. Kntranco
feo wilt bo U for each event. That thero
may bo no dispute regarding positions In
trial and llnal heats, the raco meet commit
teo has mado arrangements to have everv
finish photographed. "Winners by Inches"
aro thun assured of gettlug all they earn.
The racco will bo held on tho now nlia-lap
board track, constructed especially for this
meet at tho Exposition building. This
track, it is belloved, will prove to bo tho
fastest In tho world and special Inducements
will bo offered In these racoi for tho mtab
llshmcnt of competition records. Tho trial
heats in each day's contests will be run In
tho morning of that day, commencing
promptly at 9 o'clock, the soml-llnals will
bo run In tho afternoon, commencing
promptly nt 3 o'clock, and tho tlnala In tho
oventng nt 8 o'clock Bharp. Tho track will
bo open for training purposes tho week com
mencing July 3, only to those who havo en
tered tho races and upon presentation of
contestant's ticket. Tho Exposition building
Is within easy walking dlstnnco from any of
tho hotels and cun bo reached by nny of tho
electric lines. Tho right to roject any or
nil entries In reserved. Tho program for
tho four dajs' ruclng, with prizes awarded
In each event, follows:
Profcflslonnl Ono-thlrd mile, national
championship, $150, V, 125. Two-mllo
hnndlcap-$100, $50, $20, $10. Ono mile, 2:10
class $00, $20, $10. Ono mile, circuit cham
pionship $100. $00, $40. Ono mllo, 2:ir,
class $50, $20, $10. Flfteen-mllc, middle,
distance match $150, $100. Two-mllo na
tional championship $150, $75, $25. Ono
mllo handicap $100, $50, $20, $10. Klftoen
mllo middle dlstanco match $100, $100. Onn
thlrd mllo, dash $100, $50, $25. Ono hour,
mlddlo dlstnnco match $250, $150,
Amateur: One-mllo novlco, prize value-
$20, $10, $5, Ono mllo hundlcnp, prize vnl
urs $35, $20, $10. Two-mllo, handicap,
prlzo values $35, $20, $10, Ono mllo opeti,
prlzo values $33, $20, $10. Ono mllo, I. (!,
V. trial. One-third mile, I. C. If. trial. Two
mile, I. C. U. trial, $150, $35, $25.
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