TITE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 2, 1007.
GRAIN BUSINESS IS LARGER
Total Trtmctioii for Tit Months Ehowt
fibUntisl Iioreaia in Volnat.
MAY ALONE DOES NOT MAKE GAIN
Omaha Maintain Ita EitIcii Posi
tion a One of the Principal
C.raln Markrta el the
World.
liice,:ta of Brain at the Omaha Grain
exchange during the month of May Je
treasfd sllolitly an compared with May,
1306, according to the monthly report of
the secretary of the Grain exchange, but a
substantial Increase ' I shown In total
transactions for the first Ave months of
this year as compared with the corespond
1ns period of last year, which Indicates the
Omaha market In maintaining It prestige
as one of the largest primary grain mar
kets of the world. A peculiar feature of
the grain trade at Omaha during the last
month Is thnt corn receipts decreased from
1.983,31)0 bushels In May, 1906, to 1,364,400
bushels last month, while the receipts of
wheat for the comparative periods In
creased from 214,800 bushels to 463,300 bush
els, or an Increase of over 100 per cent,
According to Its geographical situation
Omaha Is naturally one of the largest corn
markets and the business In wheat has
been comparatively small until the present
year, but great strides have been taken In
the wheat trade and If the present paca Is
maintained Omaha blda fair to become a
great wheat center.
Total Receipts I rarer.
Total receipts of , grain at the Omnha
market last month were 2,Sr!2,R00 bushels,
as compared with 2,711,700 bushela during
May, 19ofi, but this decrease In receipts
was due to abnormal conditions prevailing
during Vf last month. The market has
been In a turbulent state on account of
unsettled crop conditions and little Inter
est lias been manifest In the corn market.
Corn receipts decreased, but . much corn
Is now befhg held In elevators and ty
farmers and probably will be shipped to
the market during the ensuing month.
A gratifying Increase In the amount ot
oats received during the last month Is
noted when 6K.200 bushels were received,
n Increase of 90.000 bunhels over the re
celpts .during May of last year.
Total shipments from Ofnaha for the
month ending May 31 wefe 3,049.500 bush
els, against 2.878,000 bushels during May,
1903. Shipments of wheat during the com
parative periods were 814,000 bushels,
gainst only 281,000 bushels, and com ship
ments decreased from 1.852,000 bushels to
1,251,000 bushels, Which waa due to tha light
receipts.
Statistic Are Favorable. ' 1
Statistics for receipts and shipments of
grain at Omaha for the five months end
ing Mny 81, as compared with the same
period of 1906 are more nearly Indicative
of the relative Importance of thla market
THE VERY
NEWEST
COMBINATION
TOP OXFORDS
We have Just added another new
style to our numerous exclusive
summer line ot Ladles' . Oxford.
Brown Ooze Calf Top Patent
Colt vamp four button Oxford
Plain Dress Toe High Cuban
Heel Price ..-84.00
This style Is the very latest and
the combination very attractive.
In eastern cities, this shoe is
having a tremendous sale.
Sole ageats for Gold Plated
Monogram, used on Pumps, Bows
and Low Cut Oxfords.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 far a am St.
I a.UCEythisrtBs.D.C. ttb. 18b.
Omaha and Council Bluffs
Street Railway Company
will start June 3rd, making' two
trips daily (weekdays only) at 9:30
a. m. and 2 p. m. from lBth and Far.
nam streets. Three hours pleasant
ride, with competent lecturer on
board pointing out and giving en-
tertaining and instructive talk on
places of interest.
0
Fare 50 Cents
and are decidedly favo- able In character.
Total receipts for the five months Just
ended were 17.IMo.9nO bushels, an Increase
of over J.OOO.ono bushels over those of 1906.
The principal Increase reported waa In
receipts of wheat, which Increased from
1.120.7CO bushels In 1906 to 2,118.400 bushels
this year. Receipts of corn decreased, on
account of the smaller receipts last month,
from 10.247,600 bushels In 19S to 9.466.800
bushels during the five months ending Fri
day. An Increase of to per cent In thsre
celpt of oats during 1907 la reported, when
receipts were 1,443.200 bushels, against
4,S!'3,6"0 bushels last year.
Total shipments for the Ove months of
1907 were 30,060,000 bushels, against only 16,
937,900 bushels during the corresponding
period of 1906.
Novel F.fTect In landscape ftardenlnsr
"I shsll introduce this year," said a land
scape gardener, "two noveltlns on the
grounds of a Newport millionaire a floral
clock and a revolving flower bed.
"The clock Is to be a circle twenty feet
In diameter. The face will be of grass. The
hands wlil be of white carnations. The
numbers will be red roses, pnnsles, helio
trope and so on. This clock will work
electrically, and, of course, the mechanism
will be concealed. Will It keep good time?
Oh, the best. I made an experimental one
last week that only varies eighteen seconds
a day.
"The revolving beds will he a feature of
a sunken garden. There will tje four of
them, each twelve feet square, and they
will revolve electrically at a revolution a
minute.
"These novelties will be the first motion
pieces ever Introduced Into American land
scape gardening." Philadelphia Bulletin. .
To Tell the Ave of nn Ear.
A fresh eggs will sink when placed in
water and rest on Its side; If three weeks
old It will incline slightly, with the small
end down; If three months Old It will stand
on the small end, and If older It will float
with large end out of the water more or
less, according to age. Popular Mechanics.
Mangum Co.. LETTER HPECIAUST3.
Have Root print It.
14.000 PAIRS
da'.ly out pot from the Walk-Over
factories to supply forty-four coun
tries. YOU KNOW
that preducers of this magnitude can
supply you with better values In
3i
OXFORDS
and
SHOES
$
4
than can reasonably be done by small
manufacturers.
BEST aTTTUS at the
Walk-Over Shoe Store
liti FARNAM STREET
ED. S. THOMPSON,
The Walk-Over Man.
A necessity In every household dur
ing the summer tf milk, butter and
meat are to be kept pure and sweet.
Almost Invariably the first requisite
ordered by the the doctor in case of
sickness.
We handle WATTTSVaX and VIM
TXXiXiES WATXK, IOB.
Phone and our wagon will call.
KOBTEBT WXIOHT,
ACCOMODATE SBXTMS
Distilled Water Delivered in
Cases or Bottles.
Omaha Ice and Cold
Storage Co.
15th and Howard. "Phone Boo. 48a.
TEETH
Wemake artificial Teeth
that looknatural, fit your
mouth parfeotly, feel
comfortably.
We extract teeth Painlessly
with VITLAIZSD AIR.
SET OF TEETH.. ..$0.00 and up
TAFFS DENTAL ROOMS
HIT Douslaa Street.
19 iv-y&'i-y i
sdig Cm
; The Pure
Food Center
of
Omaha
Hie Store that Has What You Want, YVhen You Want It
jjjj This is a store of satisfaction not of disappointments. It is a store
0 ' of courtesy and intelligent effort to please. You are not annoyed by sub-
p stitutions of your third or fourth choice for. your first. You, are not'dis-
a heartened in your search for new delicacies to find the clerk has never
& heard of it. IF IT IS GOOD, WE II AVE IT. Try calling ui upon the
8 telephone when you
y supplies here.
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Reference: Anyone
A luncheon
more enjoyable by a bottle of Gold Top. ' I . ,
Pure barley malt, choicest grade hops, pure spring
comDinea Dy tne most perlect brewer's art.
Develops your appetite and your energy.
Promotes your comfort and health.
Produces profound and refreshing sleep.
Jelfer Brewing Company
Telephone No. 8, South Omaha
Omaha headquarters, Hugo P. Bill, 14th and
and Douglas, Tel. Doug. 1542; Council Bluffs head
quarters, Le Mitchell, 1018 Main 8t.f Tel. 80.
Choke Oxfords
This store has a display of
Spring Oxfords that will Interest
every woman in thla community.
It's going to be a great season
for Low i Cut Shoes. There's not
a good style of Oxfords or Ties
that we are not showing in splen
did variety.
IT'S A BEAUTY
SHOE SHOW.
Patent Kid, Corona Colt and ail
leathers.
Oxfords, Ribbon, Ties, Pumps,
etc. Every dainty style.
3-oo, $3.50, 94.00 to 95.00
FRY SHOE CO.
TKI IIOHI
16th and Douglas Streets.
Special Violin
Bargains
For Monday
Stradlvarlous Violin, with case, bow
and extra strings and rosin .'.$6.00
Guarnerian's Violin with case, bow and
extra strings and rosin . . I . .$8.00
Amato Violin and complete outfit,
for :' 910.00
Fine Martin Violin excellent tone, com
plete outfit . . r . . . 3.5.00
Strings for All Instruments.
A. HOSPE CO.
1513 Douglas Street
MR. SMOKER !
Get our price on cigars by the box;
we'll save sou money.
10c Grace Kimball Invlnclbles,
box of 60. .'. 83.50
10c Grace Kimball Perfectos '
box of 60 for : $2 50
lc Grace Kimball Panatella,
box of fifty, for 92.50
10c Carmen Cigars, box of 25.. 91-20
Blue Point Stogies (Pittsburg)
box 100 91-60
12 brands 10c Cigar? at each.... 5c
60 brands standard 6c cigars, 3 for lOe
60 brands standard 6c cigars,
box of 60, for 11.00 to l.5
26 brands ' standard Key West land
Clear Havana Cigars.
You will recognize our brands and
you will like our prices.
Sherman & McDonnell Drug Go.
Cur. 10th and Dodge, Omaha.
want something especially good.
who buys here.
is more complete, an evening,
eiy a
DLfiECT
ACTION.
1612 & fABNAM
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JAPANESE MATTING CASES
iBfP'wip if 1 fin
We carry a complete stock of Trunks, Traveling Bags, Suit Caaea
and Sample Cases. Repair work a specialty.
OMAHA TRUNK FACTORY, 1209 Farnam Street. . '
Order by Thona
It Is Easy.
Coven lent
and
Satisfactory
Douglas 617
Order your daily
(ffiouf tney & go.
call
water, '
BAILEY (SL MACH
DENTISTS
THIRD FLOOR PAXTON BLOCK
Corner 16th and Farnam Street.
Best equipped Dental office in the middle west
Highest grade Dentistry at Reasonable Prices.
Porcelain fillings, Just like the tooth.
Direct Action
Gas Ranges
The Great Gas'
Savers
Guaranteed to out your gas
bill one-third.
The oost of a g-aa rangs
should not be reckoned entirely
upon what you pay to GUT It.
We claim the Direct Aetloa
0a Bang-a does the work bet
ter with fttlly one-thixd . less
fas than any other range and
oaa prove It. It . la chuuper
and easier to . lnvestlsate Lhe
merits of a gas range before
you purchase than to try and
cut down the gas bill after
wards. We have the proof.
LET US' SHOW YOU.
Bold on the easy terms of
$1.76 cash and $2.00 monthly. .
laily demonstration main
floor.
All ranges oonnected free
wheq put on the first floor.
BUV A
DIRKCT
ACTION.
.STREETS, jOMAhWe.
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yMJsaiSBSSBCasBst- ABsstSasB4MB.
15 IR?
One Ilundred Special CASES.
In a light handsome 24-ln. sUe,
with binding and corners steel.
An attractive and servlcable
case. Just the thing to take oa
your vacation trip. A regular
I $3.00 value. Special
2.40
while they last at.
Your Spring
Verv r nn rrArannil Best
Newest
Styles and
Materials
TMsT RELIABLB ST9RB I
Clothes With Character
As character proclaims the man, so character proclaims th
clothes. Clothing of best character in style and materials ol
workmanship is what wo always insist on here, for we know.
our .customers expect nothing- else.
The "there-after" effects to a pur
chase here are always perfect satis
faction and the assurance of securing
your future patronage.
Particularly Is this true when you
buy Hart, Schaffner ft Marx hand-tailored
clothing. They are all wool and
all right in every respect.
SPECIALCLKAKANCK HAND-TAIL-OREO
SUITS MONDAY $1S and
$18 value-
$12.50 $15.00
Men's Spring Suits
From the great surplus stock purchase
hundreds of patterns and colors;
very newest styles; values up to $18,
at
$7.50 and $10.00
TWO-riKCE OL'TIXQ SUITS Great
est variety of latest styles and mate
rials, at
$7.50 to $18.00
YOUTHS' SUITS All styles, special
Saturday
$G.50 and $7.50
BOYS' KNEE PAXTS SUITS Every
imaginable color, style and material;
special at
$2.95. $2.50 and $1.05
CHILDREN'S WASH SUITS Greatly
underpriced at
$2.50 down to 35 Copyright I907 by
Hsrt Schsffh-r ff Marx
W HAYDENS' HBSI
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can furnish your office complete
everything from pen points to bank
fixtures from waste baskets to desks, -
All here under our owu roof no
ending east ror them save SO to BO per
cent on your expense for . office supplies.
Everything Needed for lhe Office
OMAHA PRINTING CO..
Farnam and 10th Sts., Omaha
Telephone Doug-las $46.
fall ardara AllAd'- Sind for MlAlnma.
Wew Eight Train
TO
This train is equipped with Buffet, Smoking and
Library Cars, Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, Free
Reclining Chair Cars and Dining Cars meals a la"
Carte.
Effective June 9 and every day thereafter.
Lv. Omaha 11:55 Y.M.
Ar. Denver 4:25 P.M.
VIA
Union Pacific
For Sleeping Car Reservations and all informa
tion inquire at
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 Farnam St.
'Phone Douglas 334.
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Chicago, 111 fSO.OO Pittsburg, Pa $30.00
Minneapolis, Minn 12.50 Toronto, Out., (30 day)... 27.1S
Milwaukee, Wis 20.00 Montreal, P. Q., (30 day) . . 82.75
Detroit. Mich 81.00 Quebec, Que., (30 day).... 86.T5
Buffalo, Y 80.60 Duluth, Mian 18.80
Madison, Wis 18.73" Okoboji Lake, Ia.t 9.0.1
Mackinac Island 28.8.1 Waterloo, la 11X5
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Rates to many other points in Mlnnebota, Wisconsin, Michigan,
Canada and New York.
Fifteen-day, sixty-day and season tickets on sale,-dally to Norfolk,
Va., account Jamestown Exposition, diverse routes and stop-overs at
certain points permitted.
Routes, rates and detailed information gladly furnished upon ap
plication at City Ticket Office, 1402 Farnam St., or write.
Samuel North, District Passenger Agent, Omaha, Keb
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