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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1907)
TUP. nfylT TiVTT.V HIT. C(TTM)luv if'VM- ... - - - v .'... 1'iiw. n.i i uiii.t i , .11 . n i;iw(. f 11 41 r wf Extraordinary Sale Jk A New York Manufacturer's ... . - Sample Line of LADIES' 'MR SUITS On Sale Saturday At One-Third Their Value UM C' "ako&z :k :5 , w s w :k : as Special Sale in Jewelry Department 8 $ oO SI ITS AT iMW.no We bought sixty-five extremely stylish high grade summer suits from a New York manufacturer, to cheap that you can buy $35 to $50 silk voile, foulard, veiling and novelty stripe summer suits at $16.60. There are all colors, materials and styles this will be a sale of more than ordinary Importance. They Mill all be Bold at one price .is ana styles 16?? i Gent's Watch 17 Jewel adjusted American Waltham movement In Ger man silver, dust proof cases, at GENT'S WATCTI 17-Jewel adjusted American movement, fitted with 20- year gold filled screw 8 GREAT SALE WASH SKIRT ! 1 5 cases, at is I ST RECEIVtD 55 Just received, latest styles in ij Royal Belts from 9.98 :$Ito$io $15 PATTERN HATS, $2.50 A Loading Now York Importer's Entire Stock of MteriSMs ON SALE SATURDAY This will be one of the greatest sales of High Class Millinery ever held In the city. Seldom Is the opportunity offered to secure such bargains as this sale offers. Beautifully trimmed hats In an unlimited array of styles and color effects. Every one the season's smartest effects, many original models and copies of the most expensive French Millinery. These hats nave Deen admired by thous- f ( ands who have seen the dis- llDU play In our front show win dowSaturday they will all , go in one lot In Millinery Department, at ladies' Watches Ladles' O size, five year, gold filled cases, 7 Jewel Amer ican move ment, at 3 The Keiser Delt 60 dozen ladles' wash belts, finest embroidered belts ever Bhown in Omaha, always re tail at $1.00, Saturday 50c Combs On Front Bargain Square 1,000 Indies' side and back 8 it combs, plain and a. r 35 fancy styles, at.J.VV-J.IV K M IMPORTED LAVALLIERS $ Worth up to $5, your tT 1 if choice, at. .. .1. :JI 0 9 3 i, From the Big New Yark Manufacturers Samples Bought a Great Sacrifice Will Be Sold at the Most Unusual Low Prices We place on sale Saturday the entire line of samples of Wash Skirts. They come in linens, reps, piques, ducks, and fine muslins, etc., some of the samples are slightly mussed from show room use and many are in perfect condition. ON SALE ON SECOND FLOOR $1 Duck and White Linen Skirts 59c $2 colored Duck and white Llf en SklrU 98c $3 white Linen and Rep. Skirts J50 $4 and $5 white Linen and Rep Skirts BASEMENT SPECIALS Children's dresses. In good colored washable materials, percales, ginghams, lawns, TV Shirt Waists, worth up to $3.00, In all colors and good Clfi washable materials rOC etc. LINGERIE DRESSES SPECIAL SATURDAY SECOND FLOOR Choice of 55 silk dresses, jumper suits and Jacket Suits, made of plain and striped taffetas, em broidered jumpers, 10 Your choice of 90 fine, dainty, summery, lingerie, two piece col ored lawn dresses, princess lin gerie, made of soft lawn, lace Insertions and medallions, Q trimmed, worth $10, at. . D Sample Shirt Waist Suits, (JQ worth up to $6.00, at. . . St JO The Greatest Sale of Wall Paper SI r This is the bargain event in Wall Paper. paper season. Don't miss this sale. Charming Summer MILLINERY A most unusual variety of becoming summer hats, trimmed with beautiful ostrich plumes, etc., lace haU. one of mC yuuuiar styles, trimC rned with dainty flowers and ribbons, a very special value. 5 UNTRIMMED LEGHORN HATS In Basement Bargain Square Untrlmmed leghorn hats in big assort ment of shapes, just the hat, for garden wear or may be trimmed up for child's use, special HO I t is our last great effort at the close oT the w all Remnants In room lots for any sized room, worth from $1.23 to $0.00 per room, only, per room lot 25c to 1.50 1 1 fill! Odd rolls of sidewalls, ceilings. Numerous patterns, regular borders, all grades. i stock, on sale at a reduction Fo11 ,...2C I of 25, 35 and 50. THIRD FLOOR-NEW STORE Itaise Fnndshin 35 COLLECTION OF VERY SPECIAL BARGAINS Basement Old Hi 1. 7.. - - $3 "Opera" for $4 "Opera' for . Jacket wash suits, worth f AO up to $6, at... ......... I0 "Opera" Brand WaList .2.98 .3.98 Waists, Waists I 50 1.98 $6 "Opera" Waists ' for , . . , $10 "Opera" Walsta ' for ,.. FINB APPLE SNIPS h"at'K s CelehralPfl make, rotnovrs eyes without crus SPICS CABITTET, lift tlie pine apple ma d e of harrl- euch US' wood, - with lfht drawers, extra strong and dir able 490 the uhrie..".Ji HEIWS' TRUIT FSEBS For atralnlng and maflhlnff all kinds of fruits and veK ctablrs; as potato masher has no equal 19o T STOVES, 2-burner sheet Hteel - frame, patent cleaner valve; special, at ICS PICK Solid steel blude, hardwood handle, each , Bo & $19$ fl el-vw--p.vt 1 1 mI .SRi 1 IP KITCHEN CABI- WET S'e have about 25 cabinets left of the latest make and style which we, re rlpnrlng- out to make room for more seasonable roods, marked In plain fl uresst 2i discount. KAHOS TEA XETTZ.B, for summer use on gaa, guiolins or oil stoves, made of extra heavy white metal, nlrkrl plated, at B3o BAKE OVEW For use on gas, gasoline or oil stove, made of best qual ity refined sheet steel, at 8.1.83 OO-0AX.TS and Baby t'arrlages, most complete line In Omalm. fainouH 11 ey wood Bros, and Wakefield Co's make!" at tl.79 to (50.00 m it Basemen' y' ft Old Store S & u u & if fef?! if if h o I il it . i BATH BOOM CABINET !! U - Mahogany finish, has ?9 3 .'"' two shelves and 6x12 Q ig mirror door 79 IK JULY 4h DECORATIONS At Stationery Department Tissue Paper with Flag and Shield design, roll 15c. TlBsue Paper Streamers, red, white and blue, 5c. Paper Garlands, with flag pendants, red, white and blue, at 25c and 15c. Diuner Favors, patriotic designs, 5c. Lunch Sets .comprising table cloth, napkins and doilies, flag de signs, per set, 25c. Paper Napkins, patriotic designs, per dozen, 5c. Plain 10c 100. Waxed Paper for lunches, 24 sheets for 5c. Flng Outfits, comprising two stands and 12 flags, sot 25c. Bells, folding style, red, white and blue, 25c, 10c and JUc Paper Flags, per dozen 15c. Post Cards, with patriotic and flag designs, 5c and 24c Chinese Lanterns, all sizes, at 75c down to 5c. Also Tally Cards, Plate Cards, etc. aim Die China. 1 ICE SKATE Solid steel cutter; speciil tor Saturday o TOILET PAPER Made of best quality Manilla tissue, lariire roll, 6 rolls, for 100 Great SaJe Saturday Big lot of Haviland & Co. samples that wo l)ouilit for a more J song, and a large stock of high grade hand deroratod china, af we place on sale Saturday at exactly half regular prices rtr the stock consists of Tankards, Vases, Punch Howls, K Sugars and Creamers, Chop Plates, Fruit Plates, Trays, f Salad Bwls, etc., absolutely the best goods we have ever offered at sale prices. J? LOT 2 Big stock of fancy Glass Vases, values up to fiOe f! assorted sizes and colors, imitation Tiffany glass; this sale 9. IiAWIf MOWIBS, we carry a very 1 a r g e and com plete line, all styles and grades, at prices f rom 91.90 op. CINTItt TABLES with lower shelf, top alze 18x15, fin ished In llpht oak; special Saturday at 4 He U Ji OTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY lab Women Have Picnic at Bellerue and Fort Crook. PUNTKY CLUB CONTINUES GAY pm Hur I.anekroaa for l.adlra' Day Occailoat I'onttuacrf CntertalnluK, DrlBKlaa; Borne of Smartest Par ! ties at CIm of Week. rhursday almost a repetition of tial numher of luncheons being; given. ong the larger parties was that flven Mrs. Will 1'axton Jr., who entertained Mrs. J. C. Kenyon. Her (Wests re Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs. J. K. Bummers, Ward Burgess, Mrs. Mary W'llklns, -s. Charles T. Kountse, Mrs. du Hols. ,-a. Joseph Darker Jr., Mrs. Arthur Rem ,fton, Miss Ida Sharp and Miss Mildred max. fJrs. John B nrsdy entertained four (n guests In honor of Mrs. Smith of nturky, gvlest of Mrs. W. H. MrCord. ,4rs. Oeoige Pdln'er had eight ruests. ,lr. Luther' Irake gave a dinner at the iuntry club Tluirsdar evening In honor Mill de' t'lBtue of Oranada. Spain. guests were Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bro il, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Low, Dr. and Specials 3 For Vacation WsUts 6Sc to (COO. Corsets from 1.00 up. Silk lisle Hose, siircial 3 Sc. Jewel Bags su4 Wash Rags. Pelt3 and fielt B irUles. Handkerchief?, Pnrs and Nwckwoar. Welnlander & Smith 317 So-tli 10th St. A vfrs. J. K. Summers, Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Westbrook, Mrs. Voss. MIks de Cistue, Miss liessie Yates. Miss Marie Mohles, Miss Mae Hamilton, Dr. Urldgi-s, Mr. Earl Gannett, Mr. Prank Hamilton. Mrs. B. M. Fairfield and Mr. C. Bpens Miss Flora WtbMer was hostess at a charming luncheon Friday. The table had an elaborate centerpiece of pansles and the plate cards were Cuban scenes. Cov ers were laid for; Mine lionise do Cistue, Miss Stella Hamilton, Miks Mae Hamilton, Miss Millard, Mlis Bessie Yates, Miss Mable IiQlconibe, Miss Webster. Mrs. W. J. C. Kenyon. Mrs. Voss, Madame Borglum and Mrs. Leonard Everett of Council Bluffs. Mrs. E. H. Brrftgue entertained at lunch eon Friday at lier home In honor of her guest, Mrs Haskell of Cltlcugo. Yellow and White daisies made an attractive cen terpiece and the plate cards were decor ated with the same Mowers. At the table were: Mrs. Haskell, Miss Margaret Wood. Miss Cranmer of T'onver. Miss Bessie Brady. Miss Ada Klrker.riTill, Miss Mc.ry Iee Me Shane, Miss Jennne WakeftVId, Miss Ella Mae Brown, Mrs. John L. Kennedy, Mrs. W. T. Burns and Mrs. Louis Nash. The Current Topic department of the Omaha Women's club gave a picnic at Bellevue Friday, when members of the en tire club were Invited. About 1C3 accepted and went on a tirllghtful Jnunt. They met at 10 o'clock at Twenty-fourth and N streets In South On-aha end went direct to Bellevne college, where they had lunch eon at 1 o'cloi k. Following Ijiu-henn an Informal prora:n was given with Mis. C. W. Hayes, leader of the Current Topic department, in charge. Mrs. Mary G. An drews, Mrs. J. B. Bummers. Mrs. C. W. Hayes and Mrs. C. R. Clover gave very Interesting five-minute talks. Miss Blanch j Bofenson and Mrs. C. D. Cameron sang jfolni and Mrs. W. If. Chains gave a reci tation. Following the program the party ' Xvcnt to Fort Cuxik, where they enjoyed lrpectlnr; tlie fort and wutchlng the drill. I Miss Lottlo A. Yutes and Mr Frederick I C. Haynes were r.-nrrl'-d Wednesday even ! 'ng at 8 o'clock Jt the home of Mr. und I Mrs. Jerorre A. MtHe, at S12 North Forty I second street. The house was decorated i with snillax. pIMc ceo'ihs and rink ros. s. The ceremony was ptrtormcd in the parlor under a canopy of asparagus tVrn and Itev. Clyde Clay C'.'Srl orliiuted. Mr. I Percy Haller played the Lohengr'n wed ding march and there wire uo nitendants. 'I ho bride wore a l" uttful gown of wh:te last meeting of the season of thi O. C. C. luncheon club Friday afternoon at her home. The guestwere seated at one larga table which had a centerpiece of loxburg-, so effective In the different Khades of blue. Bed roses and ferns were placed In the other rooms. High five was the game of the afternoon. Those present were: Mrs. Frank Adams, Mrs. W, E. Palmatler, Mrs. W. A. Shropshire, Mrs. Spangler, Mrs. Charles Oration. Mis. F. F. Porter, Mis. Horton. Mrs. Charles Craig. Mrs. Has brourk, Mrs. John Bryai:s. Mrs. Joseph Zlpsel, Mrs. Howard Ochiltree and Mrs. William Trayrior. I'l'annt Party, Complimentary to Mrs Jack Coburn of St. Louis. Mrs. Charles Marley gAve u novel progressive peanut party Thursday afternoon. UIuhs bowls were placed In the The American flag played an important part In the decorations, which were very tastefully arranged. Miss Elsie Mengedoht contributed several musical numbers and various games aided In making up a very pleasant afternoon's entertainment Prospective rieaaures. Mrs. John L. Kennedy will give a dinner at the Country club Saturday evening In honor of Miss Stone of Plttsburjj, Pa., who Is the guest of Mrs. Connlngham at Fort Omaha. Covers will be laid for twelve. Mrs. J. E. Summers will give a luncheon at the Country club Monday In honor of Mrs. W. J. C. Kenyon, who will leave shortly to reside In Chicago. ( uiut and bo Gossip, Miss Eloise Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Wood, who has been spending without proper breath control. Here li one of the old Italian secrets which many singers of today wholly lack, because they are unwilling to give the necessary time for the full development of breathing power and control. Phrasing, tone, reson ance, expression, all depend upon respira tion, and In my opinion musical students, even when too young to be allowed the free use of the voice, should be thoroughly taugrt the principles of breathing." center of the table and each one present Ule laHt ye,,r ln Bllin Bt the Conservatory was given a hat pin and a paper bag, one of MuslC I'" touring for the lat with which to fish the peanuts and the two we,"ks In Franco and England with other to deposit them In after securing Mr"- Nathan Merrlam and Miss Metrlum. thuin. At the close of the afternoon the The party sailed from Southampton, Eng nuts were counted and it was found that land. Friday, for home. Mis Wood will Mrs. 8. Q. Urlswold has succeeded In sloP enroute and visit friends ln Boston, capturing the greatest number, for which arriving in Omaha the latter part of July, the first prlxe was awarded, and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trimble, who have Elmer Cunley was Riven a consolation been spending the last two weeks In Call prise. Those present were: Mrs. 8. O. fornia, will return home the early part of (Jriswold. Mrs. EJmer Conley, Mrs. Joseph next week. Foli-ur. Mrs. John O. Yelser, Mrs. Russell ; Mr. F. X. Dellone retarned Thursday McKelvey, Mrs. W. F Heller, Mrs. Frank from a few months visit with his uaugh 0..o.l, II, Mrs. Thomas Kelly. Mrs. W.-C. iter. Miss Loretto Dellor.e. whd has been liyiiie. .wis. ueorge von urmin, Mrs James F. Kolby oni Miss Ruth Byrne. lurm i-iune lleunloa. ; mi., currl Il,,h,.rl ,n viil L.u. c, i - ' - SUMMER WRAPS AND FROCKS New Wrap Are Plctnrrsqne and IV net I ah and Some Are Ex travagantly Elaborate, The thin summer frock has had but little chance to flaunt its beauties during June, but in Paris and In London, where the social season Is at Its hclfjht, women have been wearing the filmy, diaphanous frocks ; harpist of the Minneapolis Symphony or chestra for the last four ears. Mrs. Orrln B. Whipple entertained the j for chlrair.. n,i niii-r Kt-m n..mi. North Platte club Thursday afternoon at Ml9g Kate McHugh left Thursday for her home. The rooms were fragrant with okobojl. fin uiiu mine ruses arm me same comm nation of flowers formed the centerpiece for the dining room taliie. The afternoon was spent in needle work. Those present were: Mrs. I. H. Arey, Mrs. Uoorge 8 Wcinsand. Mrs. F. W. Drew, Mrs. Charles Frees. Mrs. Arthur W. Baldwin. Mrs Helba oa Ureathia. "I cannot too forcibly insist." says Mm a. Melba In the Century, "that the mere pos session of a lovely voice is only the basis of vocal art. Nature occasionally startles .'.. ui ititi uruuiKHi iv ui ner kitls. out no Frederwv KiiL.tt Mr. i,-r..,b .....n t... .. . . C season are un tnat mere is or the - . ...v. wini BLuvitrui iims any nam 10 exoeci ro the early models of this type from artist makers 'ere by no meuns cheap, these models have been taken tip by the manu facturers and copied at prices exceedingly reasonable. In white, ecru, biscuit and kindred tones WHITE TCBSOE. in' defiance of temperaturo and consoling thmselves with the thought that the wraps trlmme ! I ne ft ! w I ea George Henna ri.oeieikr und Mrs. Whipple. This club only mm once a month and for their July meeting they will give a picnic July 4 at Han scorn park, when the hunlju:idn of the members will be Invited. Small Affairs. Mrs. John Pearson gave an Informal party Thursday arternoon in honor of Mihs IKm tiiy Hultin of Walioo. Mrs. John baitln gae u matinee nartv of white roses and I Thursday afternoon at the Doyd. followed same flowers In her I by supper at Florenec. One of the enjoyable events of the past week was the kenslni;ton given hv Mrs. A. L. Brooks at her residence SS10 Lake street to the members of the Ohio g'.rvet 'aymyili.Kiuu club V edntcay aUvruoon. alenciennea lace and I rs. Haynes have gone I I n if trip and will be at j 1' at MO Georgia ave- j Troul entertained u.e by inspiration, any more than an athlete may expect to win a race because he is nuturally fleet of foot. "Methods of breathing, 'attack' and the use of the registers, must ull be perfectly understood by the sueci ssful singer, who should likewise be complete master of all details relating to the structure and use of those parts above the voice box. and be convinced of the necessity of a per fectly controlled chest expansion in the production of tone. "For perfect singing, correct breathing, strange as It may sound, la even more es sential than a beautiful vol. e. No matter fcow exiUlslte the vocal organ may he. its beaut caauwt b adequately demonstrated 8in I most chic and becoming. It is hard to keep away from the sub ject of those wraps. Bhort or long, volum inous or closely clinging, simple or elabor ate, they are nil picturesque and croquet tisn. Some of them, of course, are beyond the calculations of tho average woman and represent extravagant expenditure en tailed by elaborate and exquisite hand em broideries or superb laces, but on the whole the fashionable wraps of the summer hav.) their possibilities for tne woman of mod erate means. The enveloping capes of chiffon broad cloth unlined or lined with supple satin and endowed with individuality by clever variations or cut and draping are as practical as the are lovely, and Ihougij hroldery and all In srlf-tono save for tha gulmpe and the inevitable under fdoovr was another exouislte gnw n noticed In the fame party with the costume just de pcrlhed. Tussor is Immensely popular, hut It must he hand embroidered ln ef-tne t be truly chie, nnd hand embroidery Is, of course, dlHtresslnRly expensive. A touch of such embroidery embellishes about every smart frock, but there Is u vast difference between tho tussor frock heavily embroid ered on skirt and bodice or cout and the little frock with more modest bits of em broidery Introduced Into its trimmings. To Get More Strength from Your Food, A SUMMER COAT. such wraps will be found eminently useful throughout the summer, and Parisians fancy darker and more vivid tones as well. the casslt browns, old red, raspberry, tho modish green tones, etc. More pretentious, but very attractive, are the braided and embroidered chasuble coats, the less new, but still admored Jap anese cloaks, and the many odd and pl'iuant forms of the lonely fitting redlngote which appears in cloth, silk, linen and even mous sellne handsomely embroidered is soutache or perhaps trimmed only In big passemen terie ornaments, pendant and fashenltigs. One of the best dressed women In New York appeared ot dinner In a fashionable restaurant last week wearing a nialxe cotr marquisette mode with a slight suggestion of the empire lines in its shortened waist The long, full skirt, falling In graceful lines, was weighted down by a deep bund of self-colored soutache embroidery ex quisite In design and beautifully executed, the tine braid being set on edge. The body crossed In simple surplice folds into an empire girdle, but bad the wide kimono sleeve effect. Sleeves and surplice were trimmed In braiding, as was the girdle; the gulmpe and under sleeves were of beautiful lace. There was an elegant simplicity aliout the costly frock, whUh was the perfection of taste, and for relief to the soft monotone coloring was one of tha large high crowned hats of which we iiae spoken ln black crlii. with superb white plumes. oyster white tussor heavy with era- i super a 'HEN ths BowbIs ars flllac with tir.dijje.3ted food wt may be a great deal wors V- off than if we were hall etarved. Because food that stays too ldng lr the Bowels d-cavs there, Just as" If il Stayed too long in the open air. . Well, when food decays in tho Bowels, through delayed and overdue action, what happens? The millions of little Suction Pumps that line the Bowels and Intestines then draw Poison from the decayed Food, Instead o. tho Nourishment they were Intended tc draw. Th!s Poison gets Into the blood and. In time, spreads all over the body, unless ths Cause of Constipation is promptly removed. That cause of Constipation Is Weak, or Lazy Bowel Muscles. When your Bowel-Muscles grow flabby they need Exercise to strengthen them, not "Physic" to pamper them. There's only one kind of Artificial 'E ercise for the Bowel-Muscl .s. Its name is "CASCARETS," and its price Is Ten Cents a box. So, If you want the same natural action that a six mile walk in the country woulc fMve you, (without the weariness) take one Cascaret at a time, with Intervals between. Ull you reach the exact condition you desire. One Cascaret at a time will properly cleanse a foul Breath, or Coated Tonguu. Don't fall to carrjr the VeM Pocket Cascaret Box with you constantly All Druggists sell them over ten million boxes a year. Be very careful to get the genuine, madaonly by the Sterling Remedy Com pany and never sold In bulk. Every tablet tamped "CCU- il f ) 6 I