Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, June 28, 1906, Page 10, Image 10

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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JUNE 2S. 1W6.
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OMAHA WEATHER FORECAST Thursday Tartly Cloudy.
G reat Water Damage Sale
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s THURSDAY'S GRAND SPECIALS 5
BARGAINS
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FROM THE BIG
lES MOINES STOCK
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25c Ribbons at 3!c
riain and fancy silk
ribbons from the big
stock, up to No. CO
including all silk mo
hairs, Ottomans, Om-
brws, etc.
all color
and worth
up to 25c
yd., at, yd.
HANDKERCHIEFS
Ladies fine Swiss and
laee trimmed handker
chiefs, ladies' fin pure
linen trimmed with French
Val. laces, men's all pure
linen initial and narrow hem-
stitched yni
ladies' Swiss
embroidered
handkerchiefs
worth up to 25c
each at,
each
$5 HATS at $1
EIGHT HUNDRED
LADIES'
These are strictly up-to-date trimmed sum
mer bats iu white, black and colors have
. never been offered for less than 85 -on sale
at, each .
All the plain colored
LAWNS
from the Des fiolnes
stock, worth
lOo a yard,
at, yard
lc
All the mercerized
black, fancy colored
SATEEN
worth 25o
k yard, at
yard......
7lc
All the white
checked
NAINSOOK
worth 10c "1
a yard, at Ffr
yard mm
U
All (he SZ-Inch wide
GINGHAMS
MUI Lengths
worth 15c
a yard, at A9(
yard
All the mercerised
TABLE
DAMASK
worth 50c f
a yard, at )g
yard
Ball Linen Dice
Napkins!
worth "nc a
dozen, at
EACH
lc
Yard wide PEKCALE,
light and dark colors,
best quality, a yd ... .
5c
All the fine Organdie
Lawns, worth up to
16c a yard, at yd
!.3ic
All the- white and fancy
colored Wool Itlankrt,
worth to $3 a pair, at..
$1
All the white INDIA
LIXON, worth to 10c
a yard, at
3lc
Misses' and Children's
White Canvas
Oxfords
WW be mor popular this imon than
ever. We have lust received a ship
ment of these Oxfords in six different
styles and will sell them at the follow
ing prices:
Infants' sises. 2 to BH, 11.00. ,
Children's size. to 8, 11.26.
Children's sises, 8V to 11, ll.S and
JIM.
Mines' sises, 11H to 2, $1.50, 11.75 and
K.po.
Young women's sises, 214 to 8, at
$1.?;, 2.0f and K.2B.
All Ribbon Tie Oxfords. The most
comfortable and practical footwear.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnim Street.
RARE
WEDDING GIFTS
A charmlna- heautr rr.
vades thla interesting
during the June wedding
reason, where one may revel
In exquisite gift things for
the happy bride.
OEMS. RICH JEWELRY.
STERLING SILVER.
CRYSTAL, WORKS OF
ART.
The Silver Department in I
ai iin oeat with entirely
new exclusive goods tor
service for decoration.
D row n & D o rsh eim j
) JEWELERS
riZZZ South 1623treet, Omaha.
(! $nd for 1906 Ct.la t rrt;
50c MUSLIN UNDERWEAR at 12c
Odds and ends of ladies' and children's
drawer, late and embroidery trimmed; children's
gowns and skirts worth up to 50c each special,
at
12c
M
Basement Cloak Dept.
Ladies' Soiled and Mussed
WASH WAISTS
15c
Worth up to fifty
cents, at
each
Ladies' Slightly Soiled and
Mussed
n
M
SILK WAISTS
Taffetas, Jap Silk.
Nets, etc, worth
up U 17.60. at. .
1.98
LADIES' SHIRT WAIST
AND JACKET SUITS
White and dainty
colors, linens,
lawns and cham
brays, at
each
summer
muslins,
2.50
LADIES $4 SHIRT
WAIST SUITS AT $1.50
White and coluivd,
styles, daintily
trimmed, worth
up to $4, at
newest
1.50
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IOES
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IACES Big lot of all
kinds of laces and SlA
insertlngs on bar- ZeC
gain square, at. y d . . . ""Z v
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Gowns. Corset Covers. Skirls.
Drawers and Chemise, worth
VV.:. 25c39c-r9c
1
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Windows ItlVfy&v1 GCtlV Day
FIRE WORKS!
Hurrah for the 4th! Only 7 days left to get your Fire Works.
Watch Papers for Our Daily Specials.
FOR THURSDAY ONLY
Largo box .lap Torpedoes, J3 in a box a box 3c
-AU Nickel Goods, 8 for .. .25c
'1U Dime Goods, 4 for 25c
20 ball Roman Candles 5c
THURSDAY ONLY.
Come early to avoid the rush.
AND OXFORDS
FOR MEN.
Qnality and Style Just Right.
$3.50-$4.00
Your Ft Fitted by Measure
ment. Walk-Over Shoe Store
1321 Farnam St.
Ed S. Thompson, tbe Walkover Man.
NETTLETON AGENCY.
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SS.LM IUCIS3 STAMPS EYERT HUE
A Raging Bargain Sale in Millinery
A sacrifice in trimmed hats A
sale beginning Thursday that must
terminate with the complete dis
posal of all expensively trimmed
hats by Saturday evening.
Every $10 hat in the house and
every hat under $10 your choice
$2e38
Beautiful line of hats even greater than above very pretty
line of hats for every day wear sold around the AQ
city up to $3 and $4 your choice . . . . JC
Here's a Scorching Bargain All untrimmed
ehapes Thursday for DQ
Second Floor.
VmtirttMrjv-'
:5 s-.
r
f
is a brand new Invention. -Saves
botherund work.
No crank to turn.
Sit comfortably In a chair,
and, while reading a book,
rock a lever
to and fro
Even the smallest child can
operate It.
It's the only
freezer that
makes
TYT
JOS. F. BILZ, 322 So. 16th St, Omaha
IB
NUMBER OF DAYS UNCERTAIN
L(tk ! Term Allowed KlectloM
Officers Are M.I rt e
rtded Us.
Judaea and clerks at the coming- pri
mary election will be paid by the county
at th. rat. or IS a day. Just how many
days they will be allowed pay for de
pends on the length of time It takes to
count the ballots. It appears to be tlu
opinion of members of the icunty boat 1
that th. eounty should oha.rve th. eight
hour day and allow them S3 for each eight
hours they work. Chairman Vr of tha
fluanc commute, of th. board of commis
sioners said yesterday that he could not
tat. until th. Mm. rame how many days
' th. .lection officials would b. allowed for.
! said it would depend on th. amount of
, lira actually put In by th. board.
DUasared.
If disArured by pi m pies, uloers, sores,
ucklva Arnica Salv. will heal you up
without a scar. IS cents. Guaranteed. Kor
On Account of
High Priced Ice
w. are making deliveries of
Milk and Cream
between the hours of S a. m.
and lis. m. and In this way w.
can wait on most of our retail
trade
Before Breakfast
This ejrly delivery is giving
excellent satisfaction and If
your milkman comes too'lat. to
ailt you, then call the
Alamlto Sanitary Dairy Co.
and we'll try and arrange aa
early delivery for you.
Phoue Doaglaa 411.
BIG FIRESALE
$15,000 STOCK OF WALL
PAPER, PAINT, MOULDING,
ETC.
This entire stock to par
tially damaged by fire and will
be sold for less than 50c on the
dollar. The entire stock must
be sold at once.
WALL PAPER FROM 2o
A ROLL UP.
SAM NEWMAN
119 N. 12th St. TeL Doug. 36ia
GREEN POISON
KILLS BED BUGS.
KILLS COCKROACHES,
KILLS ANTS.
KILLS MICROBES,
KILLS ALL INSECTS,
HAS NO ODOR
Does Not Burn or Explode
Kills the Egg. Too. See the PobUT
"GREEN POISON" is easily applied
with brush or feather. A 2 5 -cent bot
tle of "GREEN POISON" from four
THREE SIZES:
1- quart $2.35
2- quart $2.65
3- quart .$3.15
And forty Green Trading
Stamps with each Thursday.
Bennett's Big Grocery
Fresh, n.w, Inviting- food things
to eat. Beat raluss at all times.
Mm
1? it'UMcm 2
Golden Santos
Coffee, lb . ...860
And SO Or eon
Trading Htampi.
Banket Fired
Japan Tea. lb 38o
And 30 (ireen
Trading Stamps.
Pride of Bennett's
Flour, sack. .$1.30
And 40 (Jreen
Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Capitol
Kaklng- Powder,
pound can ...94o
And 20 Green
Trading Stamps.
BUTTia Direct from the best
dairies.
Strictly rresh Country Zgg-s
dozen 17o
Ksw Fotatoes, per perk SOo
Baked Beans, 3 larK cans....SSo
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Jell-O, assorted, 3 pkgs 35o
And Ten Green Tradtna; Stamps.
Japan Rice, two pounds 14o
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Worcester Table Salt, 2 sacks. lOo
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Diamond C Soap, 10 bars SSo
Corn, 2-lb. can Be
Tomatoes, 2-lb. can So
Peas, 2-lb. can So
Pepper Sauce, bottle. ...... .So
Breakfast Cocoa, can lOo
Pickles, assorted, bottle 8o
OH Sardines, can 3o
N. Y. Cheese, full cream, lb...80o
And 20 Green Trading Stamps.
Modium Sour Pickles, quart.. lOe
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Salmon, fancy, pound cn..,liUi
Imported Macaroni, lb. pkg...lKo
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Beautiful China & Cut Glass Nicely Displayed
It's a. pleasure to show our goods.
Eee the special $10.00 rut glass water set a beau
tlful shaiwM jug six tumblers to match,
special, a 'set
Don't
Miss
The
Bargains
mm
THE REUABLK STORE
Don't
Miss
The
Bargains
Thursday the Second Day of the
Greatest Bargain Event
Ever Known.
The first day throngs of enthusiastic buyers
filled our store to its full capacity, even with the
addition of over 35,000 square feet of extra space
which occupation of the new building gives us.
On arronnt of the (treat crowd we were compelled to
close our doors frequently during the day.
ALL GOODS MUST GO
AND ARE MARKED WITHOUT REGARD
TO COST. PRICES GENERALLY SHOW A
Discount of from 50 to 90 cp;r,
We feel that an apology is due our custom
' ers on account of the fact that all stocks were
not in readiness for the opening day. However,
as rapidly as possible these goods will be
brought forward and added to the already stu
pendous showing of bargains.
Don't 'Miss One (Day
OF THIS, THE GREATEST OF ALL GREAT
BARGAIN EVENTS.
Johnson Bros. Oups and Saucers set of six
to cloBe out quick Thursday, Cl
a set DXJC
$10 mm
China lee Cream Sets, in window, on sale Thursday worth up tO($5.00
best C. T. China useful in so many ways ice cream, 1 Qfi
fruits, nuts, etc., a Bet l0
English Porcelain Dinner Sets In under glaze decorations, good AO
shape, full 100 pieces, a $10.00 value, for O.JO
A few Jardinieres left from Monday sale price,
49c, 89c and
Last Three Days of the Libbey Cut Glass Sale,
e
Positively the lowest prices LIBBEY
(perfection in cut glass) has ever been
sold." Prices from $1.75 up aa high as
$100.00 for the one piece.
KES
B I - ;
B In the Rockies. . The air Is pure without
i li undue moisture. There is no excessive I f
1 I heat in summer. There are no continuous I J
H I j saturating rainfalls. 1.
IN COLORADO V
the summer nights are invariably cool, In-
II'". duclng rest and refreshing sleep.
29c fj I Very low T9 of
I OlOaUU Colorado Springs, Pneblo, and return.
5 ALSO
I j GI7.50 Sffl9oJiekeUOD"leeTer',!" I
1 U 1 1 ll I Ml D A tlCI J
BmOOBM VV inquire at
,Trrrvr rnrrLT trnn rmvrrmr ' J
, One and a quarter million acres to be
opened to settlement on the
SHOSHONE RESERVATION
Dates of registration July 16th to 31st.
EXCURSION RATES
Less than one fare for the round trip,
daily July 12th to 29th via
$20
Round trip from Omaha,
.00 over the only all rail route
from Omaha to Shoshoni,
Wyo. , the reservation border.
GEO. f. WEST, Gsneral Agsat,
Chlcaga 4 Nsrth-Wsstern Ry. Omaha, Neb.,
Please send to my address pamphlets, maoa and Infor
mation, concerning the opening of the Shoshone or Wind
River r.t n n n n .
(Cut ut this esss
i
Alorc Weddings
Are you Invited? If you are we would like to talk with
you a few minutes and show you what we nave lor wed
ding gifts In silver, cut glass, mantle clocks. Tha
"BRIDE" Is pleased when she sees the name LJnrtsay on
the parkage. Fpend a few minutes In our store. Look for
the name
S. W. LINDSAY, JEWELER.
151S Douglas St-
Special
Homeseekers' Excursion
Alsourl. flrkansa. Indian Terrltoru.
Louisiana, , New Mexico
Oklahoma, Texas, nepubllo ot Mexl60.
TUESDAYS
July 8d and 17th.
August 7th and 21.
September 4 Lb and 18th,
October 2d and 19th.
Aovember Oth and SOth.
1906, . Via
MISSOURI PACIFIC RY. & IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.
TOM HUGHES, T. P. A., T. P. CODPTiEY, P. T. AM
OMAHA, NEB.
H. C TOWNSEXD, General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
If ghormaa as slotVnnall Dru- Co.