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THE OMAITA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1007.
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Old Store
Btstm't
Women's Collarettes C) -
Silk Mfs and Boas at i'OWoo
-. Tneeday we will Ball thousands of high class
f sainDlea of the finest neckwoar ever brought
to Omaha. These are all iMew xorK
importers' Bamples and consist of
silk ruffs, boas of silk chif
fon and eilk maline, Bilk
net collarettes, large lace
cape collars, long lace
Berthas and long chemi
settes of all over lace and
batiste.
At About 1.4 Price, worth
$2.50 up to $3 on two largo
bargain squares, at. each
4 V
Women's 50c
Kimonos and
Dressing Sacques.
Prettily made of lawns,
percales and dimities
tn light and dark col
ors, trimmed with
wide plain bands, some
with large Japanese
sleeves big p
bargain Tues- H lilT
day, at, v
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Children's
Shoes
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New Summer Silks, worth $1, at 49c
Beautiful dress foulards, fancy silk suit
ings browns, and leather shades, chiffon
finish dress taffetas, plaid silks, f TK
shadow checks, Pekin stripes, Itf
worth $1 a yard, at, par yard. . .
Mlsaea' and children's h es sre
as Important as the shoe for
fsther. mother or brower.
We pride ourselves on the re
cord we hare made with our child
ren's and misses' shoes.
They are made of plump kid
and genuine Box Calf extension
soles, button or lace.
Children's sizes 8H to 11 $1.50
Mis sea' slses lift to 2 . . -82.00
Young women's sizes 2 to 6
at ...$3.50
A little higher than some, but a
whole lot better.
OMAHA WEATHER rXJKECAST: Tuesday:
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam St.
I Three Specials nnew Basement
Great assortment of checked
and striped Egyptian tis
sues in dress lengths
25c values, at, per fj
15c batiste at 3c yard
Remnants of regular 16c sheer
batiste many pieces to match
all the wanted patterns f 1
for waists and dresses, l2f
per yard
One bargain square of various grades of white goods, includ
ing 25c Persian lawns, mercerized waistings
poplins and sheer Indian linons special Tues
day, at, per yard
We Make . Specialty of
REFRIGERATORS
We bU Mr. Hurd's, the great iefrl(:er-
ator builder, latest Invention, the
COLD STORAGE
We cut the prices for caah or sell the
$6.00 to $12.00 sizes at 12.00 per month
The $15.00 to $22.00 sizes at S3. 04 per
menth. The $25.00 to $32.00 sizes at $4.00
per month.
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TALK OF MANY PLACES
Walter Wamroner Beturni front
- Aaeiioa and South Afrioa.
South
CHEYENNE COUNTY IS PR0SPIR0US
Joseph OberfteMer Twite of Develop
ncat of Western Vtbnitk-Bis
Hera Bull la PlJtia"
Suaa.r Beta.
Walter A. Waggoner of Buenos Ay res
and Capetown la yMtkif bis father, Ab.
Waggoner, city license inspector, and may
coclds to retarn to Nebraska to live.
Since 1K1 air. Wat-sonar baa been engaged
In live stock trade between South JLmerioe
and Soutn Afrioa and only retired from tbe
business when his health made It impera
tive. Speaking of conditions In the anti
podes Mr. Waggoner said:
"During the war with the Boers 8outh
Africa demanded large supplies of South
American cattle and sheep for th support
of the army, atid a large number of horses
and mules were sold, but sine that time
tbe market Is worthless. Credits are cur
tailed to such an extent that on of tb
largest landowners In the colony found it
Impossible to borrow money from the Afri
can Batnking Corporation bank to carry
stock, although he ottered T per cent in
terest. "South America, on the other hand, is
booming. One has to keep his eyes open
when he trades with the natives because
they know every triok of the trade and
practice all. One morning the owners of
the 'eetanotas' as ranches are called In Ar
gentina, awoke to find themselves million
aires where they had bofore believed them
selves to be In easy financial condition.
Great Britain was buying their beef and
mutton. Then foot and mouth disease broke
out on an Argentina cattle ship and that
trade was lost. Argentina placed an em
bargo on cattle for some time, but that has
been lifted and shipment Is resumed, Ger
many and a number of continental countries
accepting stock.
"When the war between Japan and Russia
began went to Toklo to get a contract
for horses and mules, but the day before I
reached there an Australian firm was given
the business and I went back to South
America, beoam 111 and was forced to oome
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Lyons
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Cleanses and beautifies the
tiotn tad purifies the breath,
Heed by people of refinement
jx over a quarter of a oentuxy.
Convenient for tourists.
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back to Nebraska as soon as I was able te
travel.
"The Argentine Republlo has a great fu
ture. Cattle fattened only on alfalfa weigh
1,700 pounds, and the grazers are introduc
ing Shorthorns and Hereford rapidly. The
Taxas grade Is unknown on that market"
Oberfelder on Western Nebraska.
Joseph Oberfelder of Sidney arrives in the
city yesterday and NwlU remain several
days attending the blenlal session of the
Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen. Speaking of western Ne
braska Colonel Oberfelder, who Is an en
thusiast of that section of the state, says:
"Talk about your country, ours beats
anything on earth. Land values have more
than Quadrupled In the past twelve months
and thsy are still advancing. Rioh in soil
and agriculture, Cheyenne county is well
adapted to stock raising. The nutritious
anuses are ox richest quality, corn U
raised In ahondance. Wheat, rye. oats and
barley have been sown In Immense acreage
this year and the farmers have the utmost
confidence in harvesting the biggest crops
wis iul au are busy now planting oorn.
"Most of tbe nationalities are represented
in our fanning communities, there being
German. Bohemian, Scandinavian and Irish
settlements. In which there are good schools
and churches. The homes are a model of
neatness. Our summers are characterized
by warm days and cool nights, the heat of
the oey not attended by the usual de
bilitating effects; our winters by an abund
ance of sunshine and the general absence
of snow and of severe and continued cold.
Hardly a day passes but what from three
to four carloads of immigrant movables, are
unloaded at Sidney."
'Mr. Oberfelder went there daring the
Black Hills days and hea resided there con.
tlnuously since.
Big Horn Basin Booming.
D. Clem Deaver, superintendent of the
landseekers' information bureau of the
Burlington, has returned from the Big
Horn Basin country, where he went with
tbe first of tbe personally conducted excur
sions at popular rates, which the Burling
ton will run to that country during the
summer months. ' He had prospective set
tlers from Michigan, Ohio, Kansas and all
western statea
"These settlers are eh own the land and at
no expense to themselves, for the local land
agents are prepared at each town to show j
ths buyers over the country," said Mr.
Deaver. "The settlers are planting about
1.800 acres of sugar beets In the basin this
year, which Is the first planted except as
experiment. The new factory at Billings
is prepared to care for all that are grown.
All the towns In that section are growing,
with banks and newspapers. The next ex
cursion will be May tL"
Rallwar Notes and Personals.
WHUam Canada, special agent of the
Union Pacific, is In Chicago.
E. Ia Lomai, general passenger agent
of the Union Pacific, loft Monday for Chi
cago. George P. Bldwell, former general man
ager of the Northwestern, bas gone Co
Chicago. (
Frank Walters, general manager of the
Northwestern, left Monday for a short
trip to Chicago.
William Murray, assistant general pas
senger agxnt of the Union Pacific, has
gone to Chicago.
J. P. Caatlllon. trainmaster of the North
western; g. M. Bradon, general superin
tendent; L. N. Costley, superintendent of
tbe Northwestern at Chajion; C. H. Rey
nolds, superintendent of the Nortbwestarn
at Norfolk, left Monday for Chicago.
Do net take a substitute for Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy. It has no equal.
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THE
Summer Quarterly
of the Ladies' Home
Journal Patterns
At Pattern Booth, for Fifteen
cents. It Includes a coupon
good for 10c cash, applying on
any pattern purchased up to
September Int. It means a
quarter's worth for a nickel
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THE
Grand Graduating
Window-All White
Contains everything In Misses'
Wear for graduating cere
monies. It particularly Indexes
the hundreds of exceptional
values which we are offering In
ready-to-wear for mliwoa, which
are to be found on first and sec
ond floors Tuesday.
TUESDAY'S BJRCflM BULLETIN
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BARGAINS
Special Sale of Wash Suits
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$5 and $6 Values $2.98 $10 and $12 vawes i?u
A trrcat purchase of dainty "Wash Dresses and Shirt f.W aist
Suits goes on sale Tuesday the most delightful bargains ever
offered at this season. V,
White and Colored Lawn i Beautiful White Dresses, in fine N
opera batiste, mulls and Fersian
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Floor
2d
Flo.r
Extra Special Suit Sale for Tuesday
$29.50 .fid $25 Tailored 1 95
Suits for . e . .
Etons, Prince Chap Suits, Tony
Coat Suits and 3-button Cut
away Suits all the new Spring
and Summer Cloths, every color
and shade, including the popu
lar russet brown and champagne.
A Bona Fide Suit Sale
Tuesday, $29.50 and $25
Suits for ,
$16.95
Second Floor.
The features of the oold storage are
dry cold air, ice keeping; qualities, quality
of white enamel, and glass trap. Some
of the largest stores In Omaha sell the
poorest Refrigerators by misrepresenta
tion. It' the poor Refrigerator that makes
Ice high, not the Ice dealers.
The Stoetzel Stove Co.
714 South 16th Street
ATHLETES
TO KEEP IN GOOD TRIM
MUST LOOK WELL TO THE
CONDITION OF THE SKIN.
TO THIS END THE BATH
SHOULD BE TAKEN WITH .
HAND
SAPOLIO
All Orocert mad DmgztatM '
HOTELS.
CHICAGO
BEACH HOTEL
Amerlosn and luropesn Plan
Finest Hotel on ths Cre&t Lakes
On the edge of town, this Ideal Hotel,
spacious, elegant, modern, orerlooks
Lake Michigan Beach
Vmmh iibmbv on two sides, while
M mmm U .1 i ,
uiucu pans complete
the beautiful surroundings. The
city Is but 10 minutes ride from the
nearby station. Many families
make this their permanent home.
There is always a cool breeie in
warmest weather. 4501argeoutgide
rooms, 350 private baths, 1000 feet
of broad yeraada. The table !i always
the best. TourlntsandtraosleatKtiesta
find It a delightful place to stop ea route
and re it. Address for handsomely
Illustrated Booklet, gtvlng full particu
lars, Manager, Chlcaao Beach Hotel,
3isi ciru. asa iaae boore, Uilcago.
Are You Going to St. Louis?
The Hotel Hamilton Is a delightful
place In the Beet Resident Section
and away from the noitte and smoke;
yet wlthta easy acceas. Transient
Rate: tl.00 ' JJ.OO per day. Euro
pean Dan Special Hates by the
week. VU for Booklet. Address W.
K. WiI.WlAMSON. Manner.
XaMbTOa HOTEL, 8T. IOVIS.
Lace Section
Oriental Net Top
Laces in , white
and butter, 4 to 9
in. wide, worth
15c yard, at. .7c
Art
Needlework
6-in. Lace Doylies,
worth 5c each, at
3 for.... .5C
RIBBONS
" Black Satin Back Velvet Ribbon in
all the most popular widths -
1- inch, 15c value, yard 7c
14 -inch, 19c value, yard 9c
lV2-inch, 25o value, yard 12VaC
2- inch, 32c value, yard. 15c
214-inch, 37c value, yard 17c
2-inch, 40c value, yard 19c
Notions
Children's frilled Elastic Pln-on Supporters,
in white, pink, sky, red, yellow and black,
per pair 5
White Embroidered Mull Ties In 25 assorted
patterns, worth 16o each, at 5
White and butter Venice Lace Tab Collars,
worth 2 Be, for 7
1 -yard Chiffon Veils, worth 26c each, at 5
Bennett's Bi Grocery
Coffee BoavteA Daily la Department In Tlew. of
Customer.
Bennett's Breakfast Coffee, 2-lb. can. ,..o
And Thirty Oreen Tradins Stamp
Basket Fired Japan Tea, per pound.. ...88
And Thirty Oreen Trading E tamps.
Pepper, pure, e-round. -lb. can..... lo
And Five Oreen Trading- B tamps.
I Diamond 8 Preserves, large Jar... ...Zio
I And Twenty Oreen Trading Stamps.
I Peanut Butter, medium Jar suo
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Bayle's Yum Turn Pickles, pint bot. (50
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Pears in syrap. can. .......... ... .. .16c
I Ana Twenty urevn irauiui owi'".
I Bate via Salmon. H-lb. can. ...... .12 H
And Ten Ureen iraaing Buunps.
Blood of Qrape Juice, pint bottle. .. .250
And Ten ureen iraami Diiuy.
Blood of Orape Juice, quart bottle..... S0o
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Japan Rice, t pounds
Aid Ten Oreen Trading Stampa
PllUburys Vltos, per package. . . . . -"Ho
And Ten Oreen Trading Stampa
Pickles, assorted, three bottles...... 8o
And Ten Oreen Trading Stampa
Otnger Snaps, fresh, pound
Corn, can
Baked Beans, can
Potted Meat, can
...So
. . .60
...40
...to
per pound . . .
And Ten Oreen Trading Stampa
. aTew Tort Tall Cream Cheese,
Virginia Swiss Cheese, per pound
.800
And Twenty Oreen Trading stamps.
Bugar, twenty-one pounds 1.00
iraoing Biimpa
ftranulated
And Double Green
Dresses and Shirt Waist Suits,
all newest styles, regular $5.00
and $6.00 values, at...S2.98
lawns, charniinpf styles, $10.00
and $12.00 values, at. . .$7.50
$6.00 Coats at $3.95 Stylish Covert and Tlaid Coats, trimmed-
in combination colors; sale price $3.9o
lomen's $10.00 and $12.00 1 Women's Lawn Kimonos. rocr '
ular 50c values, 50 dozen to
select from; Tuesday at, your
choice , 12V&C
Women's $10.00 and $12.00
Cravenettes, sample garments
and broken lots; to close, Tues
day .' .....$4.95
Hosiery, Glove and Underwear Specials
Ladies' I2V2O Hose, in fast
black and fancy colors; 4 pair
for 25c
Infants' 15c hose, in white, pinks
or blues; at, pair 5c
Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers,
worth to BOc, trimmed with lace and
ribbons; snap at.... 15
Ladies and Misses' Vests, all
sizes, taped neck and sleeves, worth
to 16c; choice Kg
Headnuortrrs for Ixma Kllk Glove Our great stock includes every im
aginable color In very best qualities and at less price than you expect to pay.
Greater variety here than you'll find any place else in me west, we lmpor
direct from the manufacturer.
Long Silk Gloves. . ,08c, $1.80, $ 1.091 Short Silk Gloves. . . .15c, 2Rc, BOc tip
Our Great While Goods and Linen Sale
Will Continue Tuesday and Wednesday
Everything advertised for Monday will be continued Tuesday and Wednes
day. Be sure and attend these sales. ev
TWO EXTRA SALES IX THE DOMESTIC ROOM, IX THE FORENOON, t. A
Commencing at 8:80 A. M. and LaMlng Till :30 A. M. We will sell threa f
cases of extra heavy Unbleached Muslin, regular 8e grade (not over
10 yards to a customor) at, a yard , 4Hf)
Prom 10 Till 11 A. M. We will sell 82-lnch extra heavy German Blue Calico,
regular 12 grade (not over 10 yards to a customer) at, a yard..;.. 5
IN THE AFTERNOON.
Prom 2 Till 8 P. M. We will sell three cases of extra heavy Breached Mus
lin, regular 10c quality (not over 10 yards to a customor) at:. GH
From 8 Till 8:80 P. M. One case of Turkish Towels, good largo size
each 2tt
From 8:80 T1U 4 P. M. One case of extra heavy Turkish Towels, large sle,
15c grade at. each 3"4
From 4.30 Till 3 P. M. We will coll extra heavy bleached Towels. 20x40
Inches, regular 19c Towels at, eact 7H
No dealers or peddlers sold at these rales.
Pearl Button Sale
A special purchase of Pearl Buttons suitable for shirt waists, underwear,
children's dresses and fancy pearl trimming buttons. Loss Than Half Price.
6c Pearl Buttons, per doi., at. .1H
10c Pearl Buttons, per doz., at. .3H
12c Pearl Buttons, per doz., at. .3it
16c Pearl Buttons, per doz., at. . . .
20o Pearl Buttons, per doz., at. .7Ht
26c Pearl Buttons, per doz., at. .10
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White Sale
Specials for
Tuesday
250 Embroid
ered Lawn
Waists,
each . ,$1.19
50c Muslin
Drawers
for a.. "...23c
$1.50 Children's
Lawn Dresses
for 98c
$7.50 'Lawn Tub
Suits, ..$4.95
$1.50 White
Duck SkirtB
for ......95c
$1.00 Baby Caps,
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sample xuie, fc
for 48c 1
ILLINOIS CENTRAL'S
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y April 28 to Not. 80.
JAMESTOWN TERCENTENNIAL EXPOSITION
16-day ticket, $36.00.
60-day ticket, $43.95.
Season ticket, $60.50.
Mar 80 to June 8. -
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J ..$34.00
Annual Meeting American Medical Association.
May 12 to 16 and 19 and 20.
COLUMBUS, OHIO .$20.00
General Assembly Presbyterian Church of America.
July 4 and 8.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. f 3 1.15
Triennial Conclave Knights Templar.
July 11 to 18.
PHILADELPHIA, PA .'. $32.75
Annual Meeting Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks.
STEAMSHIP tickets to all points.
Detailed information gladly furnished upon application
at City Ticket Office, 1402 Farnam St., or write,
SAMUEL NORTH, .
District Passenger Agent, Omaha, Neb.
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IS,. is. w ta will be spared you If you 'phone
51 6f A 1 0 M I Douglaa 628 to call regularly.
VA SJ I N H "1 f Tour wash will be done "The
I I y ffl It P r 'I Good Old Way" which Includes
-v mi washing, all starching, sil
v a """i'Vv" . I drying and Ironing of sheets.
Ml 11 1 1 ft iff fir ?icw c-e' towei-
W H II 11 L I 1 1 I f Ik The rates ere verg rMison-
fpaf l " If !' 1 I" H able cheeper than you can have
II It done at home. Telephone now.
J I The Model Laundry
TO THE
NEEDS
Of erarT depositor Is the
aim of this Bank at all times.
Wo are busy, hut never too buoy to
Raoelye your Deposits promptly.
Make your Collections promptly.
Deliver your Statement promptly
and
Bztend Financial Aid promptly.
h'glneds with you under
theso prompt conditions?
Carltsl and Surplus $600,000.00
Undivided Profits .$472,248.00
Resources , $13,2rt,(H0.00
First National Dank
OMAHA, NEB.
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HEN alighting from a street car never
pass behind it without making sure
that a car is not approaching from the
opposite direction. Failure in this precau
tion may result in fatal injuries. : : :
ASSIST US III AVOIDING ACCIDENTS
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway Co.
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PAH1LESS
EXTRACTING
of teeth with V1TIXIZED AIR U abso
lute In every case.
We make It and Is always fresh,
therefore causing no afUr effects.
Try It the next time you want a tooth
extracted.
TAFTS DENTAL ROOMS
U Pooslas Street.
Office hours, 1-00 to e. m., 1! 00 to 1:30
p m. Telephone Harney 6t.
OMAHA VETERINARY HOSPITAL
SSIO Meaeai Street. Omaka, Neb.
H. U Ramarclottl, D. V. B., Depaty Stats
and City Veterinarian, Food Inapertor,
Chief Surgeon. IX C Scott. U a, Uua
sitai fcUlfseoo.
Uit. UrtHtUUn I y yUllllUI, earn laoatlem
IBM PAR MAM ST., OMAHA. rhs Oo(la. 17BB J
BxtNkottnc Oo f we majta a specialty II
Pvvcelalm Pitts. .$1 sp
Crowns 9&M F
Bridge Wrk.$a.BO p
PUtes $a.oo v3
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f metal and roofless)
plats. Painless work la
all operations. Work '
sTuaranteed 10 rears.
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NAMING THE DAY
Is tbe Important event of every young; man's life. This
calls for a diamond ring and after while a plain ring.
We'd like to sell both to you. Spend a few minutes In
our store. VOOK FOR THE NAM EL
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
1116 Douglas Street.
Superfluous Hair Removed
Shampooing. Hidr Pressing and Masssk
ln lftr kvpt In wave with JUwley s
Unique t'urlene.
V.nlcurin for both Ladies snd Gentlemen.
MRS. M. S. PIERCE
4BS BBS BtTIXSZJia.
The Twentieth Century Farmer
aUsckes tmm Pvmltwr Kavlaere.
BAILEY MACII
DENTISTS
Thirsl Floor, Pxtort Block
Hihcst Grade Dentistry.
-PATENTS that PROTECT i
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