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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1903)
12 'THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1003. 'M.ILL ass mm 5ale Iteglna Saturday a Mornln.r On aale 5atarday Horning 8 o'clock eat GLEAQID6 SALE Tomorrow morning we inaugurate our great semi-annual clearing sale. These sales are known to Omaha shop pers as the biggest bargain events that are attempted in the city. All our summer storks must go regardless of cost. We will positively carry no goods until next season. In point of vastness of stock and slashing of price this will be the greatest clearing sale we ever held. A Tremendous Hosiery Clearance 20c ladies' and children's fast"black hosiery, pair 10c 23c children's and men's fast black open-work hosiery. . 15c 35c ladies' lisle thread, all over lace hosiery, pair 19c 75c plain & fancy lisle thread men's & ladies' hosiery. .25 C Ladles' Underwear Clearance S5c ladle' Rummer vests, lace Ific and ribbon trimmed, at sVW 2o misses' and children's silk finished Hals thread vests 12 iC 85o ladles' plain and fancy lisle un dnrvests, silk trimmed, 1QC Ladles' and men's pure linen 36a handkerchiefs, at , 15c Handkerchief Clearance 60c ladles' union suits, lace trimmed umbrella styles, 25C 85c ladles' and children's genuine Irish linen and lace trimmed hand- rSlr1 kerchiefs, at USW 15c plain and fancy colored border hemstitched handkerchiefs, 2C hundreds of styles, at "'w 25c ladies lace gloves and all silk mitts, at 10c 35c infant's and children's lace caps and sunbonnets. . . 15c f 1 Misses and children's fancy lawn hats, at 39c 73c corset covers and drawers, lace and embroidery trimmed, at 39c f 1.25 night gowns, skirts and skirt chemise, at 75c and .98c Clearing Sale Ladies' Shirt Waists We will reduce to a minimum our gigantic, stock of ladles' shirt waists. All these new and beautiful patterns for 1903 will be closed out at prices fax below their real value. Four special bargains: All our finest shirt waists. In neat percales, dimities, etc., that are Aflr worth 11.00 and 11.50, we will price during this clearing sale at All the fine waists such as have been selling In Omaha at $2.00 and Qr 12.60, we will sell during this clearing sale at "Jw All the stunning $S and $4 shirt 1 Pf A11 the magnificent $5 and 46 O QB waists, at l.tJV ,hlrt waists at " Clearing Sale Specials in Ladies' Oxfords All our finest ladies' oxfords that have sold up to ?2.50 1.59 AU our ladies' low shoes that sold up to $3.00, at. . . . 1.98 All our finest ladies' low shoes that have sold to $3.50.2.50 Grand Clearing Sale in the Basement Envelopes 10o package envelopes, tinted iu all shades, go at per package jmC Finishing Braid lOo bolts of fin ishing braid, at, f 1 per bolt 2C Popular Novels 15o novels by pop ular authors, fine summer A read in?, at, each 4C The Latest Sheet Music Late popular songs and tnstru- f mental pieces, at 1C 21. TZ, 2rniirU & Oona VT,IIU- -JBga iim.'.t.HSmiWBBSlJ i ihhuuuhhiliup..,. imaMiMiMMmimmimmummmJF Pictures All our 25c pictures, as sorted subjects, matted and 6Z ready for framing, at, each JC Framed Pictures 2o framed pic tures, fitted with assorted pubjocts, at, each J. 2C Photo Frames Gold plated photo frames, go at, Oft each Letter Paper 15o letter paper goes at, per gj pound , DC JJ. L Ptnnbtit & pen i A SK ANY PATIENT whose teeth we have attended if their work stood the test of time. That's what counts and that's what you want. BAILEY, The Dentist, Lady Attendant. Telephone 1085. 3rd Floor Paxton Block. TO MAWTA1NHBEAL ROUTES Mist Be Three Thousand Pieces Handled on Eaoi Every Month. FARMERS SHOULD TAKE DAILY PAPERS Superintendent Rathbone Suggests that Increase of Circulation of Dallies Mar B tho Means of Savins; Hsif Routes. Nothing definite has yet been accom plished by the meeting of the eighteen special field agents of the western divi sion of the rural free delivery service, now assembled here. From some of the observations reported by the agents It looks as If a numb . of rural routes may have to be abandoned unless the recent order of the Postofllce department requir ing that at least 1C0 families must be pa trons of a route to Insure Its maintenance, and that at least 3,000 pieces of mail must be delivered or received per month. There la no restriction as to the classification of tho mall matter. "It Is the .decision of the department," said Superintendent Rathbone, "to make the rural free delivery service Just as ef flcent as possible. It rests with the pa trons of the routes to secure their per manency. The more mail matter they re ceive and send, the better tor the route. With the present facilities every farmer should take a dally paper; this would help out amazingly In the aggregate. In Indiana the dally papers have very largely Increased their circulation by systematical ly working up the rural mall routes and as a consequence the amount of first class mall matter has also largely Increased on these routes. The same thing could be son In Nebraska." "I do not wish to be understood as dic tating to the newspapers as to what they should do, but with them lies a practical solution of the perpetuation of soma of the rural routes that must sooner or later be abandoned because of the meager pa tronage along them. This we do not want to see done, but our orders are imperative and we have no recourse but to obey, un less we can enlist every interest to bring the service up " to at least J, WO pieces de livered or received during the calendar month." THE BESIVETT COMPANY. Tho Best Place In tho City for Groceries. LARGEST AND NEWEST STOCKS. THE LOWEST PRICES AND THE BEST SERVICE. Potted meats assorted 3c. Sliced beef glass jars 10c. Salmon 1-lb. cans 10c. Imported sardines oan 10c Presto for pastry, package 8c. Special values In pickles, sauces and relishes. Try the Corsica blend tea for Ice tea. PER LB. ISC. A CANDT SPECIAL. English butter scotch o packages all day Saturday I for 6c J for 6o. World's Fair Items. Owing to the Inability of a majority of the commissioners to be nreunt th mast ing of the Nebraska commission to the Louisiana rurcbaae exposition called for yesterday has been postponed to some time next week. The commission has received word from F. W. Taylor, chief on agriculture and horticulture of the exposition, showing a most friendly interest In the plants of Ne braska n r1 nrnmlnlnir t n w. ., i. exhibits the largest blocks of space and beat luvaiiuui pussiuie in mi Dunaings under his control. The secretary of the committee on cere monies nf thA Knn.lltnn tiaa t . . u Nebraska commission to name a special "J i-ieifruBita, ana also suggests that the commission arrange with the Nebraska Press association while It la In session in this CitV fnP & KnAltlul Hau a M.J - . --- , . . Mv., IW 1 11 DC II t4 the association at St. Louis early during The eommlaittrm I aanj I .. i , ---- 7 , . Liiuumn to the stockmen of the state relative to the exhiHttlnn nf llv mtnlr v. . . with the request that Nebraska use every situ. .v. uia Dxiuiui. arizes to me niuuuni vi .ai are onerea tor the best live stock exhibits. What Follows Grip I Pneumonia often, but never when Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption is used. It cures colds and grip. 60c. $1.00. For sale by Kuhn Co. Special Ihw Rate hautanona Eirir. atoa Jnly 2, VU Lake Shore & Michigan Southern rail way; 114.00 for the round trip from Chicago. Return limit 30 days. A handsome Chautau qua book, with any information desired, may be had by addressing M. S. Giles. T. P. A.. Chicago, or C. F. Daly, chief A. Q. P. A, Chicago. Epwenh !. EirurtUs To Detroit via Michigan Central July 15 and 1 from Chicago. Excursion side trips to all resorts north and east. Address O. W. Ruggles. Q. P. T. A., Chicago. Special for Saturday only we will sll all our hammocks at H off regular prlo-. Q4 hammock for Sunday. Drapery de partment. ORCHARD WILHKLM CARPET CO., U14-1-U a Douglaa. Unlet Seuimer Resorts Along; the Lake Shore A Mlchlaan Sonthern II Is the title of a pamphlet that may aid you in declcyng tha perplexing question of "where ( go" for your vacation. Copy may e naa Dy aaartssing M. B. Giles, T. P. A Chicago, or C. F. Daly, chief A. O. P. A Chicago. THE RKLIAHLB STORK. yiLliMu Via nrmrinl Wear Garments Hot Vcatcr Goods Salo Waists, Suits, Skirts and Wrappers at Half Regular Price. -mostly JUST RECEIVED 1,500 DOZEN WHITE WAISTS samples from eight large wnist manufacturers worth f2.u0 to $3.00 all placed on sale Saturday at All our Wash Waists at less than actual cost of material this to last until after inventory. s, innuo G9e I. and all Vnlon PaclSe Pny Checks . 11 n, V - "ur uana. canaing hours until p. m. on Saturday. J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS. BANKERS. Foi Sale-Due t!'J on one of the best New su v.ivjr noieis at a good Cjcounc Ad dress U lA. care Omaha Bee. The Four Track News for July, beat yet Sold by newsdealers. Five cents a copy. i UEIKLE-Hamllton. at Bishop Clarkson h"Plal. Thursday. July , ot Mr t "da'ytu Meikle, aged 13 years and m'lVa. wrvlcK Burdy morning at J?;.1!--arnab.a" churuh- nterme".t In Forest Lawn cemetery. 800 dozen women's Colored Waists, made or all newest materials and specially deslgnel worth 1.50 at , 2Xi women's Colored and White Walstfl. Including silks worth up to W.60 at 120 doeen Waists made with fancy brolileriea ana Imported laces, I Wnlsts worth up to 35.00 I for SS Women's White Waists at 3J.50, 2.98, 13.93 and 30.00 worth double. . WOMEN'S WASH SKIRTS The entire stock of Wash 8klrts of Max Soloman, N. Y., purchased at 33Vic on the dollar on sale Saturday morning at 8 o'clock. 1 lot of Skirts made of wash ma- AQf terlals worth (1.& for tJ0 Lot No. 275 dozen Wash Skirts in duck, picque, denims, coverts and eat- TCr eens worth up to J2.(i for I Lot No. 360 cozen Wash Skirls. In all wash materials, Inducting grass llpen and trash worth up to fcl.oij OCn for aa Tour choice of 15 dozen sample White ami Colored Skirts worth It t ana QQ WOMEN'S WRAPPERS 600 doxen Wrappers Included In this si Is. 20 dozen blnck lawn Wrappers anJ five dozen red percale worth Sl.uo 25" 75 dozen Wrappers made of (rood quality percale And lawns In light and dark col orsruffle over shoulder, pleated back edged with embroideries and braid extra full skirt with lHnch flounce Clin made to sell at $1.25 for 3UU 83 dozen Wrappers percale, fancy prints, lawns, dimities pretty shades, new pat ternstrimmed with ruffle over shoulder modern, good stylo W rappers worth 1.7fr-for WOMEN'S DRESS SKIRTS- worth 12.50 for 200 WOMEN'S SKIRTS made to sell up to 110 for Ask to see the CZARINA SKIKT. BUSIEST CLOAK DEPARTMENT IN OMAHA. 69c 90c .4.90 UNDER- GRAND rr.SLLinF.RY MAM 11 CLEARANCE the iiki.iaum: STOltli. Every dollar's worth of Summer Millinery must go, if little prices have the power to move it. $1.00 rolling: brim trimmed children's hats I9c $1.50 trimmed children's and ladies' hats 49 C S2 white and black chiffon hats 1.00 $1 straw dress shapes all colors 25c $1.75 fine black chip shapes 6C $1 fine corded mull babies' caps 39C $2 children's white trimmed hats 98c 50c white duck caps ladies' and children's 25C $3 and $10 trimmed hats 2 '50 8M1 5- 00 The new white felt hats upwards from , -just received 98c 50c black silk roses three in bunch Qc Mr. lu. b. JSewraan, the well known millinery man, has ac cepted the management of our millinery department and is now in charge. IIYII for Sua ' LACE SALE A 25c Ladies' Summer Neckwear 5 cents. THIS IS A SNAP 60 dozen of the very newest things fn ladles' slimmer neck- 6c belt to imitate cjoth-'a splendid Pft wearlng article special biurday...9UC 1,000 bolts of 4-lnch aU Uk taffeta ribbons In every popular color tvorth tic Q. on sale Saturday yard JC 25o Novels Be each A jlmit of flv . C TII12 nELIABLB STOHE, wear all perfect none sol'.ed or mussed, but all fresh, mew snorts never snlrt leas than 2dc on Saturday, for a flyer each LADIES' SIMMER 13 l-2c. NECKWEAR This is a fine lot of embroidered very stylish and always sold for 60c Saturday special LADIES' NEW BELTS. - A novelty in leather a crushed goods I2ic leather to each customer. SPECIAL SALE ON EMBROIDERIES -.. MONDAY. Clothing Sale Mm mm THE RELIABLE STORE. An Extraordinary Offer at Haydcn s Beyond all doubt the greatest values in boys' and children's clothing ever offered. We don't want to carry them over, and as the season is pretty well advanced, we are willing to share the loss with our customers. This sale will be of interest to mothers of boys who will appreciate the saving of from $2 to $3 on a suit. BOYS' SUITS, in very desirable patterns in gray and brown mixtures, in light, medium and dark colors, made in Norfolk and double-breasted styles, regular $2.50 values Saturday $1.25. liEGULAK $3.00 FOll $1.75 In very handsome patterns, iu all shades light, medium and dark colors, pants made with ex tension waistband, double seat and knees, re-enforced seams, made up in Norfolk and double-breasted styles, regular $3 val ues, Saturday $1.75. $4.50 SUITS FOR $2.50 Made up in sailor blouse, Sailor Norfolk, double-breasted and three-piece styles, a great variety of new spring and summer fabrics and latest color effects, coats lined with a very fine serge, re-enforced taped seams, any size you want from 2 to 1G years, regular $4.50 values, Saturday $2.50. ' REGULAR $6.00 SUITS FOR $3.50 Made up In sailor blouse, sailor Norfolk, double-breasted and three-piece styles, in cheviots, homespuns and serges, in red, brown, gray mixtures, navy and regular blue, every suit guaranteed, padded shoulders, buttonholes hand-made, any style desired, any size you want from 2J to 16 years these suits would be great value at $6.00, Saturday $3.50. Children's Washable Blouse Suits special for Saturday 75c, 50c and 25c Children's Washable Knee Pants, regular 25c values Sat urday 10c. it' Ml Kis THE RELIABLE STOHE. SI.QO HOSE FOR 25 GENTS MERCHANTS HXIIOMAL tVAMK OF OAAMA.- a a m - W m u ... " SPECIAL HOSIERY SALE COO dozen samples in ladies' and men's hosiery. In lace lisles, in plain and fancy colors, one of the best brands ni ode Unix brand all regular 60c and $1 quality on sale at -15c and 25c. . All the new styles iu men's' sumiuo r Rnirts at $1.00 and $1.60. Men's balbrltfuan and UiJle thread u nderwear, iu plain and fancy colors, at 60c. 75c and $1.00. Men's 50c Suspenders all kinds le at her and silk ends at 25c. Men's $1.00 Neckwear in all styles a t 50c. LETTBrJG QOVU PRICES on PEATS MM MEM THIS HELIABLU STOHU. Hind quarter Lamb 50C Fore quarter Lamb. 3bC Pork Steak Tic Pork Chops ) Q C Ladies' Fine Oxfords worth $2.30 on sale 1.90 SMS n Muslin Skirts 39c Instead of 65c Roturday you rnn tnke your free and unrestricted choice of CO dozen ladles' fine quality MtiRlln Skirts, made with double full flounce, also with dust ruffle. These are skirts, that were picked up by us, J C way underprlced and are positive 65c values for Suit Coses worth $2.50 On Sale 1.85 sb A Special Line of Homespuns Hi We shall place on sale today Saturday a lot of ua lined homespuns and flannels in two-piece suits that we shall mark at a price that is fully 50 per cent below their regular value. Special Value Sviits Worth $8 and $10 on Sale at $4 and $5 Ilomespun Suits are the most' sensible summer garment that a man can wear. The loose weave, the knotty nesrlitree effect, the nonedescrint B$$f colorings, are peculiarly fitted to the season, and Saturday you'll have a Vip good opportunity to buy the coolest, most comfortable suits for warm Hi tjy weather at a very popular price. There are several shades to select ypi. from in tlii.s special line cut in the latest styles full line of sizes and fully $5.00 better value tlian the prices suggest Prices on Straw Hats Take a Big Tumble. Straw Hats for men and boys that sold up to 75c, go on sale Saturday at 19c. All this week we've been busy assorting and remarking straw hats. We went through our entire stock, and selected all the odd lots. We found in all about 900 bi's. Some of them sold for 35c and 4"jc, others sold for 75c. Ws hive bunched them all together and placed them on separate tables so you can select conveniently, and Saturday you can have your free and un. 1 0c i wri lrWU. VIIUIVW IU1 Ladies' Belts Worth up to $1.00, at 19c We were particularly fortunate in securing this line of sample belts that goes on sale Saturday. Samples, you know, are made with the utmost care, and are often even better tha'n the lines they represent. The manufac turer was through with them his men had used them In making sales. He sold the entire lot to us at a very low figure. This Is absolutely the best bargains we have of fered In a long time they are high grade silk and satins, p lain and fancy trimmed. They're strictly this season's styles you'll find among them the newest Ideas JO ON SALE SATURDAY, YOUR CHOICE .. 19c Sole Boys' Knee Pants. We want to clean up all our odd lots of hoys knee pants. We have gone through our entire stock and taken all the odd lots, divided them In two big lots, lhey go on sale Saturday. Knee Pants, tint sold for 35C 45c. SOc and 60c-ehoice Knee Pants that old for 50C 65c, 85c nt Sl.OO-cholcc Ladies Vests worth 15c, Saturday, 5c Saturday we place on sale 120 doien fine quality Jersey full silk taped, positively a 15c quality for ! II The Boys of Today As a usual thing, do not go without shoes during the summer months like you did when a boy. Our 11.60 shoe made from honest leather upppers and oak sole leather soles, comes nearest being what your boy wants. They wear longer than many of ths 12 00 and 12.60 shoes and In all the years w have sold these same 11.60 thoes, we've had universal satisfaction Bring the boys In Saturday, or any week day, and let us show you these shoes. DREXEL SHOE CO., Omaha's Up-to-Date Sboa Houss 1419 Far nam Street. SwitsOondo Underwear 20c On sale all day Saturday, Bwlts Conde underwear for men cool and loosely woven, comes In three different shades, salmon color, blue or plain balbriggan. It's a garment which sells everywhere from 45c to 60c. Our sale price all day Saturday, 20o a garment. Not more than two suits to a customer. Just re ceived, a new line of polka dot and tan fancy shirts, our price 95c. Fins cream color mohair shirts, )2.00. Pure silk shirts. 13. All wool up-to-date outing suits, now only 15.00. Extra good pants, sale price, 11.90. 6traw hats from 19c up. Black alpacca coats, 7So, 6c, $1 28 and $1.50. Alfred Ben jamin's alpacca coats from $1.76 up. In fact, there la no store In town that can take as good cars of you on hot weather wearable as The Guarantee Clothing Co., 1518-1521 Pouglas St. Quality always ths best. Prices the lowest. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Fia Pbotosjrapale lllostratloas. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Write fer sample Cepy. Move where it is cool The Bee Ouil :.- ing has nat ural advan tages,' which make i i cooler than any '.'other'. Cmaha office building. It is protected on the west from the scorching afternoon sun; the breeze has every opportun ity to find It, no matter what direction it blows. It's white walled court, witii its marble foun tain, not only pleasas the eye, but was de signed by the architact to give perfect ventila tlon to every o ffice . A very attractive office suite mnd floor ha a very large on the burglar proof vault, a e.iMhler counter, together with n private office, at $50 Pr month. Some spl-ndl I rooms from $10.00 to $l-.i). per month on the fourth and lifth floors. De Miracle Will Do II. Many ladies are greatly bothered by superfluous hair on the face, neck and arms, and are desperate for some means of removing It. If they wlU try DE MIRACLB their troubles, OF THIS KIND, AT AN if KATE, will be at an end, 'cause this great preparation certainly removes hair com pletely and for all time to come. Sent to any address on receipt of $1.00. I .'.00 La Bon Ami French Capsules $100 $1.00 Peruna, genuine 7o 8&o Castorla 24c $1.00 Pierce's Remedies ctto $J.00 Chester's Genuine Pennyroyal Pills $1.00 76o Moeller's Cod Liver Oil 64c 60e "Catarrh Rem" guaranteed too If out of town and you don't find what you are looking for In our ads, writs us for prices, sending list of articles, and com pare our quotations on them with prices found in SO-CALLED up-to-date catalogs. OPEN ALL NIGHT. CUT PRICE DKUQ STORE Tot 'Pbemas T4T as4 T9T. 16ih a C alcas; afreets, Omaha. SCIIAEFER'S WOMEN FfrALK BEAM ujr ; Hrvntf eat, LAID sV tfcf mi icum T$wV. Peutnrroi; noi a iiitft. Uimri; louaja.t, mol rifut, $1 ISII iseo MEATS - ilii CRQCLRlES i 4-2 and Fa mam at.i. Specials for Saturday Young hens, 1 lb Porter House Steak, lb Sirloin Steak, lb... No. 1 Hams, lb .... flCi) 2K 1G 2io 13c