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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1907)
,1 T 4 TT TV mi 1 1 inn 4 tt 12 TIIE OMAHA DAILY HEE: TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1007. Gtritn Jo oft Bistment Old Slon Hout Flint Old Stort Btstmtnl Tuesday's Extra Specials 20c Embroideries at 10c a Yard We have placed on bargain 6quare an entirely new lot of very fine nainsook and cam bric embroideries in medium and wide edgings up to 9 inches, also in daintiest of insertions and bead- ! ings all designs are new and regularly worth H HO up to 20c yard on bargain squares, at 50c Silk Eoliennes at 19c a Yard Silk organdies, silk mqus- seline do soies and silk eoliennes, in plain and fancy color designs, in mill remnants, 2 to 10 yards, and regular 50c values, at, a yard , 75c and $1.00 Silks at 39c a Yard Thousands of yards of the new brown Burmah silks (like Rajahs) in the desirable shades of new brown, onion brown, leather col- jr or, new navy and black, $1.00 values, p at, per yard , 19c Skirt Waist Sale - mi i a . 1 a 1 J t r mis manuiaciurer s surplus block auu f samples contains tnousanas oi me aaimiesi of summer and late spring shirt waists short and long sleeves that have been of- mercd at special sale. rNll Mllr'-y Won,en'B Shlrt Wa,',t,, f excellent quality, iJXB. 1 1 V all new styles but BllghUy 'mussed r L.? on sale In basement, at, B''f each J S fJ I Women's $2.00 and $2.50 Shirt Waists These are It extremely modish and are very smart- .fx ly rinisued witu embroideries and laces will go at Women's $3.00 and $3.50 Shirt Waists In Lingerie Effects v gm sheer quality and height of 1907 style 1 nl 1 will go at OMASA'S FTTSS FOOD CXBTTBa Y I We're after your grocery trade, and we Rive you "better thing! to oat for less money." 2H lb. standard Tomatoea, per can, , at 10c per dosen $1.18 2 lb. Standard Corn, per can Bo per doi 6c 2H lba. Assorted Soupa, regular 15c values, per can 16o While they last, 600 cases Maine Corn, per can 10c por dos .. fl.lS Marvelll Macaroni, per pkg 10o 4 8 lb. Back good flour tl.00 4 8 lb. sack Excellent Flour 11.15 Fig Newtons, per lb 10c Pretzels, per lb 8o Soda Crackers, per lb Sc Fnncake Flour, per pkg Bo Gibson's Anti-Lye Prunes, per lb. 7o Snyder's Catsup, pts ISo Our suburban wagon makes Dun dee every morning. Council Bluffs, Monday and Thursday afternoons. South Omaha, Tuesday and Friday afternoons. Florence on Wednesday afternoons. Tuesday's Special la Meat Market One ton of Armour's Star Hams (10 to 12 lbs. average), while they Inst, Snmracr Quarterly Style Book of the Ladies' Home Jonnul Patterns VOW OH tAIil AT JATTIBH BOOTH Karne Entrance. It's even greater than the Spring Style nook, of which we had an enormous sale. It contains a coupon good for 10 cents cash, applying on the purchase of a pattern up 'till September 1st. Style Book Costs 15c. MAIN rLOOR. CHANGES Or XHTTT TO TWH MAXH j-looa sHorrs.. Oloves and Hosiery have en moved to north side Main Alslw. where staple Notions wre located. Staple Notions have been moved to space formerly occupied by Oloves and Perfumery. Handkerchiefs have been moved to where Hosl-ry ws located, while Perfumery and Toilet requisites have been transplanted to southeast :orner, Main Floor, where Drugs were. Tuesday the Second Day of the Great Wash Goods, White Goods and Linen Sale at. per lb 14410 M Swift's Silver Leaf Lard. 3 lb. pull, U Wfl at Women's Spring Jackets There is more style in these stunning little spring coats than you have ever before been able to secure at such an ab surdly small price new novelty long and short coats the silk eton8 and ponies, the fitted and box back coverts, the tnree button cutaways ana every style rrvo f 98 that iashion sanctions two prices See Our Douglas Street Windows ti JJIU1M riff lfLHJ i jel i s y w a n i mi-m Daw III Fi Kk-Jl ?JioH See Our Douglas Street Windows N xai. juoogiaa mi n in Private Exchange connects all Depts. il 0 leiwM I 3 SNt5 lOETOESDAfl: mm v Salt of Wo men's Dress and Underskirts-Wednesday. THB RELIABLE STRK Sate of Wo men's Wash Suits- I Thursday, .r..,,, a m- Woman's 1 Foot ...i iifiin i n 1 MAYORSAYS ORDER IS OBEYED SshlBaa FbU Hit Mnsult os ud Bests oure in Viotory. I FORBEARS TO GLOAT OVER TRIUMPH Contest to See Dogs XVmll. AovA wltb Catcee on and Peraoma Protected from Tbelr Attacks. , Mayor "Jim" was In a calm and peaceful frame of mind Monday morning. It waa the day on which the dog ordinance went Into effect and the minions of the law were out enforcing the niusile order. "Tea, I think it U being generally obeyed by the people," Bald the mayor, referring to the dog muMllng order. 'They realUe as well aa I that It la a measure of publlo aafety." Not one word of triumph did the mayor titter over the defeat of Mathew Oreevy and other champions of "justice and equal ity before the law" for dogs. "It'e a great thing," said the mayor, re flectively, "not to give up when the whole herd la stampeding for the shore. I used to trail big bunches of cattle across the country, and we had trouble sometimes In getting them across the rivers. We would get them half way over a wide stream and then something would scare them and back they would go to the shore where we started. The only thing to do was to humor them and not lose your temper and start them out again. The same Is true la governing a city and get ting good laws passed. Tou have to be patient." ' 'And the mayor, catching sight of one of the four Bryan pictures in the office, smiled amiably. Chief attracts Ills Hen. Instructions from Chief of Police Dona hue were read to each detail of patrolmen Monday In the matter of stray dogs, the order stating that the mayer's proclama tion will be followed carefully. Officer were enjoined not to shoot on the streets tafcen It upon himself to act as protector of every house on the block front and It was dangerous for people to leave their own houses or for strangers to enter or even pass on the sidewalk. Officers were sent out to look up both these animals and if they are found complaints will be filed against their owners until they koep the dogs tied, enclosed or mussled. Answer to Questions. To the Editor of The Bee: If a dog is licensed with a teg on the collar can he be taken without a muasleT Now, if he has a inusxle, can he be taken without a license or a dog tag? if so, what good is the tag to the owner of the dogT "A TWBNTT-YEAR SUBSCRIBER." Mayor Jim answered the first two of these questions In the affirmative. 'The muczling of the dogs Is a measure of publlo safety," says the mayor. "The licensing of the dogs Is a matter of law. The dogs are personal property in this state and must be taxed like any other personal property. A dog must have his tax paid and wear a muzzle to be safe to roam the streets of Omaha," The appearance of any woman's foot Is made or unmade by the shoe she warts. A handsome foot in a poor shoe loses Its beauty, while a poorly formed foot In a handsome shoe al ways looks well. The women we shoe have handsome looking feet. Our Women's $4.00 Oxfords We are showing this spring are the acme of style and beauty. We are showing every new last ana neei in Ideal kid, patent colt, dull ,calf, Rus sia calf and brown kid. , Notice the Styles We Are Offering The nobby two-button patent colt la exclusively shown by us pumps that do not slip the button blucher, a splendid fitter and our two and three whole sailor ties, very attrac tive. Turn or welt soles, hlKh or medium Cuban heels, also medium and extra extreme Louis XIV heels. Drexel Shoe Co. 1914 Fa roam St. Mxy China Sale A Special Price on Every Piece ol China, Cut Glass, Lamps, Bric-a- i Brae; in Fact, Nothing Reserved! The Housewile's Opportunity A Moasurinrj Cup Free With Every Sale Tuesday 1 Suit SpeciaJ for Tuesday Exactly 47 Suit. All Told- These Suits were regularly Bold for $19.50 and $16.50 the season's, most up-to-date styles, the newest cloths, man-tailored and perfect fit Tuesday, special Ht Another day of great bargain giving, wash goods, white goods and linens, at prices be low any ever known for goods of like quality at this season. Even better bargains than those Monday. All our 50c and 59c silk, printed Wash Goods, sold for 33c Mon day, will go Tuesday at 20o All our white Fancies that sold at 39c will go at 19c and. . . .15o All our Dotted Swisses that went at 39c and 25c will go at 120 V and 10O 12V2c Toil du Nord Ginghams will go at 5C All the 12y2c Amoskeag Dress Ginghams, A. F. C, will go at 5o $1.00 and $1.25 Table Linen will go at 69c 200 all linen bleached Table Cloths, 2V2 and 3 yard lengths, worth up to $4.00 each, will go at, each 490 7V'ac Tersian Challies SVaO 7c Apron Ginghams 3V&C 7Vc Prints will go at 4c and 2V2G 10c bleached Muslin will go at CVaC 8c unbleached Muslin will go at 5C Thousands of bargains for Tuesday. SPECIAL TUESDAY BARGAINS In Our Busy Suit Department Every Item Mentioned An Unusually Attractive Value: $10.00 Cravenette Coats $3.0575 sample garments, good styles, would sell regularly to $10.00, to T nr close, choice JsD $20.00 Tailor Suit 13.50 An excep tionally handsome lot of sample gar ments, only 35 of them to close, at .13.50 $4.0O Silk Waists $1.75 Over 200 stylish Bilk waists, trimmed with laces, insertions and tucks, manufao' turers' surplus stock, worth 4 7Q to $4.00, at I. I $7.50 Silk Coats $3.05 Just 25 nobby coats in this lot, great bar- '7 QC gains; to close Tuesday, at. . . D 1000 Weusts for Tuesday Made of fine Sheer Lawn, trimmed in Val. lace and in serting, and some plin tucked, Tuesday 95c SPECIAL SALE WIS WEEK Hart, Schalfner & Marx Hand u"Q"d chm $20 and $25 Values $15 and $18 If you're interested in Good Clothes and not adverse to a splendid saving see them. Tomato Plants! Tomato Plantsl Good strong Tomafoe Plants on sale tomorrow morning at, pcr dozen 5c IB1 HAYDENS' BML WARE TO PLEAD FOR RETRIAL Minister Coavleted of Land Fran da Gets Hearing; Before Court at St. Paul. Special Assistant Attorney Oeneral Rush and United Btatea District Attorney Oosa will leave Monday evening for 8t. Paul to argue against granting the appeal In the case of Rev. Oeorge Q. Ware to come be fore the United States circuit court of ap peals for the Eighth district. Rev. Mr. wart was convicted in February, 1906, of ' conspiracy, with Frank Lambert and Harry Welsh, of seeking to defraud the United States out of title, use and possession of certain publlo lands In Hooker and Thomas counties, Nebraska, and of securing fraud ulent filings on such lands by means of false and fictitious entries. Welsh and Lambert both pleaded guilty to the charge, but Ware stood trial on his plea of not guilty. He was convicted and sentenced to pay a fine of $1,000 and to confinement In the Douglas county Jail for one year. The case was appealed to the United States if avoidable, but take them to vacant lots ! ?re"Mr c1ourt f ,W,Ml" nd wt come up Send Them to Us And get your goods started to you on same day we reoelve the order. Wl MZAJf MUX. OXSSK8. There are a great many localities In Iowa, Nebraska and other surrounding states where the people cannot get what they want whan they want it; also the prices In the smaller places ure so high most people cannot afford to buy what they need. We out the prioe on every thing known to the drag trade and All mall orders at these out prloes. Just send us a list of your possible vants and the next mall will bring onr out prloes then order ir prices suit. Try this I TRY A ' 11 XT- PAIR Distinctly a ' high gjrade gar ment cut in strict conform ity to the pre vailing style. They embody every new idea and convenient ture known- fea- Schaefer's Cut E?, I 7' 6.50 $5 and $4 Men's Full Fashioned Bal hriggan Under wear In regular and extra Bizet, up to eize 52 a garment, Sic Avoid Accident ! T.TTJfT 77 A VD on WnnH HnlH nnrf FflQfl di- I reotion Car is Headed. C&e Illustration) R or other more secluded spots for execution. .The first gun. fired In the war on the promiscuous canine was the trusty weapon of Patrolman Michael Klaaane pointed In tbs direction of a too inquisitive brute who sought to make himself familiar with the officer but succeeded only In being obnoxious. The animal did not show signs of being rabled, but. In the words of the officer, "seemed worried "about something" J and acted menacingly. ! Reports of dog seeming worried over something continue to pour Into the police headquarters from all over the city. A young woman living at Twenty-ninth and Farnam streets who declined to give Chief Donahue her name, reported that she was attacked while waiting for her car on the corner hear her home by a black cocker spaniel and was able to save her self from being bitten only by 'fighting the animal off with her hand bag and then escaping on the car. Bhe was badly fright ened and greatly unstrung as the result of her fear and excitement but otherwise no harm resulted. Another report was received from Mr. Bnlder, Thirty-third and Nicholas streets, who said a dog In that neighborhood had for hearing May 7. Harry Welsh, one of the parties to the conspiracy, was sentenced to pay a nom inal fine and six months In the Douglas county Jail, which sentence of confinement he has long since completed. Lambert. I though pleading guilty, has never yet been sentenced, although he is now out on 16,000 ball and Is at present In Oregon. Lambert was the principal witness against the con splratora The lands In controversy were within what la known as the U. B. I. ranch enclosure, in Hooker and Thomas counties. Omaha Cor. 15th and Douglas 8ts ; lth and Chicago Pts. South Omaha N. W. Cor. 24th and N Sts. OooaoU SlaXTa tth Ave. and Main Sts. The druggists who don't have to substitute. PAINLESS EXTRACTING of teeth with VITILIZED AIR 1 abso lute la every case. We make it and Is always fresh, therefore causing no after effect. Try It the next time you want a tooth extracted. TAFT'S DENTAL ROOMS 1(17 Douglas Street. "Iftere it no higher art than the improvement offood"Beecher. DENNETT'S BIG GROCERY THE FINEST VALUES IN TIIE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS. Bennett's Golden Coffee, lb. ..2Cc i Bennett's Capitol Flour, small And Thirty Green Trading Stamps. sack 60c Office hours, 8:00 to t:30 a. m.. 12:00 to 1:30 p m. Telephone Harney 63. OMAHA VETERINARY HOSPITAL 2S10 Mason Street. Omaha, Neb. H. L. Ramaeelotti. D. V. 8.. Deputy State and City Veterinarian, Food Inspector, Chief Surgeon. D. C. Scott. D. V. 8., Hos pital 8urgeon. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Hu b sart tor .r SIXTY-riVH TEAKS b. MllXJONS at UOTHCHI tor th.lr CHIUiRai TSBTHINU. with PKRFBOT StTCCJSSS. It SuuTHKS th. OHIUV SOrTE.NS tb. Ot MS, ALUtIS all PAIN; HHti WIND COUC. ut Is U. bM nmtit tot IllAHKHuKA. Sola bf DruisUU Is vry prt ot th world U ttwrw lud uk tor 'Lrm. WWIH'I Sou till us rup," and Uk so other hue. renin S.' mms a bottl.- UwrtM4 atdr t A BOOST FOR CONVENTION CITY Committers Will Hold Joint Session at Commercial Clsh) te Lay for Meetlaas. Members of the executive committee of the Auditorium and convention committee of the Commercial club will hold a Joint meeting Tuesday evening at the Commer cial club to dlacuss ways and mean for the exploitation of Omaha as a convention city. It la hoped by the Joint effort of the two committees a number of large con ventions can be secured for Omaha this spring and summer and concerted action will be takes to this end. While it Is eoooaoea ty u committees that a slight handicap will be experienced in the way of hotel accommodations, other attractions of Omaha will more than counterbalance any such difficulty and that the pmtlge of Omaha as a convention center will be matataluod. Wafted 1i girls for Amawn drill at BAILEY MACH DENTISTS Third rir, Paxtort BlVk Highest Grade Dentistry. SCHOOLS AXD COLLEGES. . u.' r I U. t t Ah VAIlrl ill ak ctaa. Brownell Mall A Home School for Young Women and Girls, btudents holding certificates cover ing in full the entrance requirements of the University of Nebraska or of Iowa, are admitted without examination to Jun. lor year of advance course. Certificate In college preparatory course admits to Vusoar. Wellesley, (Smith, Mt Holyoke, I'niversity of Nebraska, University of Wisconsin and University of Chicago Kxoepl tonal advantages In Music, Art und l,metlc Srlence Well equipped gymna .t,im and outdoor sports, btudents moth ered sympathetically by women of largo t.iarttcal experience with girls In that highly important formative period between Basket Fired Japan Tea, lb And Thirty Green Trading Stamps. Pure Pepper, ground, can. 10c And Five Green Trading Stamps. Safety Matches, dozen boxes for 5c New York Full Cream Cheese, pound 20c And Ten Green Trading Stamps. Vlrglaa Swiss Cheese, lb. 2 Bo And Twenty Green Trading Stamps Red Cross Cream, large can.,10o And Ten Green Trading Stamps. Diamond S Preserves, large jar. 2 8c And Twenty Green Trading Stamps Corn, can 5c Baked Beans, can.... 4c Potted Meats, can.... 4c 48c I And Forty Green Tradlna- Rrmn m Flower and Vegetable Seeds, j Pkg in J Pears, In syrup, can... .15c And Twenty Green Trading Stamps. Blood of the Grape Juice, pint bottle 25c And Ten Green Trading , Stamps. Worcester Table Salt, sack for -..10c And Ten Green Trad,. Stamps Bayle's Cider Vinegar, quart bot tle 18c And Ten Green Trading Stamps. Helns Vinegar, Malt, Cider Pick ling, quart bottle 25c And Twenty Green Trading Stamps Japan Mice, 2 lbs 14c And Ten Green Trading Stamps. Do not attempt to Got On or Off whtn Car is In Motion. Assist us in preventing accidents. , Omaha & Council Bluffs St. Ry. Co. s DR. BRADBURY, Doniict, same lees t ton 190v PAR NAM urM omaha , rnene uongiaa wo Extracting S5e Porcelala Fills.. $1 of Crowns I&AO ap Bridge Werk . 2.B0 up rUtes 92.00 as We make s specialty eC metal and roofless plates. Painless work la all operations. Work guaranteed 10 years. A GOLD BRACELET Would make an acceptable graduating sift. Wo have some beauties, ranging around $ 68 to 1?.00; sold filled sood quality $ 00, $4 00 and $5.00. 6pend a few minutes in our store. Look for the name. S. W. LINDSAY. Jeweler 1516 Uouglai Stret. ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE o,, rf,v CsrUls Curs lor Tlrsd, Hot, Aching Fset V Tuuf DONOTA00KPTA8UBSTTVTe. , J'JJ7l& R. JOSEPH ZEIS- Northwestern Universi ty of Chicago- aays: "I fully believe that the moderate use of good beer at meal times acts as a tonic, and Is there fore uaeful to adult per sons." Btors Beer is the em bodiment of the doc tor's idea of good beer. You order a case sent home today and drink It with your meals. It will not only add seat to the meal, but it will build you up. Try It. Eton Brewing Co Ontaua. D4 To Cure the Grip Tou must have a medicine that not only kills the germ that produces the 8 rip, but one that drives the poison out of the system, Howell's Anti-Grip and Cold Capsules Renovate the whole system, make you fel llko a new person. lon't suffer an- ' other minute wuen reuel is so easy to get. zsu uox. i HOWELL DRUG CO. , 16tH AZTB CAyiTOIi ATM. east ( i rwuae mn as, jhu m. m . erti NM fj-- aaa a.h ii' "-urx