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THE OMAITA DAILY DEE: FRIDAY, AU0T7ST Ifi, 1007.
FRIDAYbREMIMANT day
OMAHA WEATHER FORECAST Friday. Fair ltd Warmer.
Witch
Douglas
Street
Windows
ASTOiilSHIHG BARGAINS FRIDAY III OUR
SALE OF
RER1AN
TS
WASH GOODS IN BASEMENT
Lace Btripe and fancy white waisting sold regularly
at 15c yard very special bargain off the 1
bolt t yard ' 2v
36 inch wide white lawns fine or heavy qual- c
ities worth up to 15c yard, at yard wC
Fast color comfort calico all new bright pat-ly
terns, at yard . . V 8v
High grade mercer
ized Kutpen ono of
tho biggest and heat
lots ever received
black and all -I r
color, at IOC
yard
10 to JO yard lomrths
fine OMtlti flannels
striped nnd rheok-
efl in hlue
and pink,
at yard. . ,
8ic
LINEN
Cream anil white
baby flannels long
mill
lengths,
at yard.
6ic
Curtain Netting In
short mill lengths,
all one grado nnd
can be
matched up
at yard
1c
Simpson's best grade
standard dress
prints In
long lengths
at yard
3ic
Scotch chambray and
Zephyr dress ging
hams for boys'
waists, pet
ticoats, etc.,
at yard . . . .
74c
SPECIALS FRIDAY
Mill remnapta of heavy table
padding, retails reg- 1 fl
ularly at 60c yard, InC
at yard ,ww
Cmall lot of damaged marsellles
btd spreads at M regular prices.
Bleached and unbleached linen
toweling In mill remnants, worth
up to lOo,
yard, at
yard
34c
Drumers' sample pieces
damask, good for
tray cloths, napkins,
etc., each
$1.00 quality slightly Imperfect
mercerued table
napkins, at
dozen
Quilt corners cut from Marsellles
bed BDreads. suitable for wash
cloths, children's
bibs, etc, at
each . i
table
Sc
49c
1c
"fi1 Shirt Waist Suits at 50c
ON SALE IN BASEMENT
Made of good grade cotton challis, fancy patterns
of light blue and tan, dark blue and white and tan
and white, wide full skirts, made
with double flounce, all sizes
32 to 42, worth $3.00 basement,
at
Remnants and Broken Lots of Embroideries All kinds
up to corset cover widths all at bargain prices 4
"SdT.r::..312C, 7y2c, 10c and 15c
Clearinc Odd Lots of Laces and Embroideries In
bunches (mixed patterns) 10 to 20
yards in bunch basement, at .... .
,5c Bunch
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CLEARING SALE OF DRESS GOODS
59c
We need room for our new goods and we close out all
our spring materials including plain and
fancy weaves. Thousands of yards, worth
up to $1.25 yard, will go at, yard
Big remnant sale from our regular stock all new
styles and materials regardless of cost.
SILK PIECES AT 5c, 10c and 25c EACH
In lengths from Vi to iy2 yards C flp HCp
many to match, Friday at, each. wL, I UU, uuu
OMAHA
ruma food oum
Extra Specials for Friday j
and Saturday's Trade
Pickles, sweet sour and mixed, at.
per bottle Tc
Salmon, flat cana, each o
Finger Pretiels, per pound o
Uneda Biscuit 4c
Toilet Soap, cakes to a box . ..fnc
Toilet Soap, t cakes to s box . ...80c
Sun-Light Soap, 9 bars for J5o j
Jelly Glasses, per dosen 20c
Best Prunes, per pound ......... 7o I
Fresh Fruit and V ege-
tables
Red Raspberries,
Black Raspberries,
Currants,
Sweet Cherries,
Sour Cherries,
Blue Berries,
Blackberries.
Cauliflower,
Watermelons
Egg Plant,
h;n
'ndlve, etc, etc
constantly on Ice. M
. , . m A. W
in oraer 10 mane room lor ins
Liquors
largest Importation of high grade t'i
3 Wines and Liquors ever brought to jj
U this city, we will sell on Saturday, B
U only. t)
M California Claret, per gallon 11.00 6
y California Port or Sherry, gal.. 11.25 p
m Angelica, per gallon 11.60 Ij)
V Mmialal nar nllnn ... II M U
& special prices on wines of 6 to 10
m gallons.
8 Fish Department
We carry the largest stock
M fresh, salted and smoked fish
M Nebraska.
fci 1,000 pounds of Fresh Caught Sal- K
Sj mon, per pound He !v
Q Large Shore Mackerel, fine White R
. v ., .rw. itu .......... .vi; ...
4 J fHl.. cia F
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I7ui ana ixmgias hu. u
Pal Bnnrtu SAT W
Cs Private Kxchnnge connects all repts. S2
OLSEN SAID TO BE SHORT
Former Banish Vice Consul and Comp
troller is Hissing. f
SO IS CASH ENTRUSTED TO HIM
4 Heard Defalcations Bun Up to
Twelve or Talrteea Thousaaa
Dollars, According; to the
Reports.
Theodore Olsen, former city comptroller
and vice consul of Denmark at Omaha for
twenty years. Is missing from the city and
Is said to be a defaulter In an amount
ranging from flS.OuO to 113,000.
Olsen has been out of town since Feb
ruary, but only recently did his friends and
acquaintances doubt that he would return
and resume his usual work. lie has for
years been Interested In Tungstun mines
In Boulder county, Colorado, and It was h'.a
custom to go to these mines and remain
for weeks at a time. He left town the lat
ter part of February and It was supposed
that he had gone to his mines. Before
leaving be took the books of the consular
Dfflco to the office of the city comptroller
to turn them over to Otto Wolff, who had
theretofore acted as vice consul , during
Olsen's absence. Mr. Wolff was not at the
office and he gave the books to a clerk,
with Instructions to tell Mr. Wolff to act
as he had previously done. Matters move
(lowly In the consular channels and It was
two months or more before It became ap
parent to Mr. Wolff that the return of Mr,
Olsen was delayed longer than the trip
would warrant. He referred the matter to
Vice Consul Oldenburg at Chicago, who
came to Omaha a short time ago and ex
amined the records. These he found to be
all right Mr. Olsen had tendered his
resignation as consul, but this had not
been accepted at the time of the vice con
sul's visit and he was later dismissed from
the service and Mr. Wolff Is now acting
vice consul.
Geoa fkasen by one.
By reason of his office of vice consul Mr.
Olsen had opportunity to come Into fiduciary
relations with many of his compatriots In
the matter of estates of persons dying In
merle and leaving heirs In Denmark.
The government had nothing to do with
these matters, he acting la a private capac
ity, but many persons la Denmark, who
had no relatives In A merles, felt more se
cure In having their Interests represented
by an accredited representative of the gov
ernment, and for this reason Mr. Olsen
controlled the greater part of such estates.
Most of the estates were small, but one
of them at Minden, Neb., was compara
tively large. With power of attorney from
the heirs he disposed of property, and It la
stated by the Chicago consul that he m
ur4 lwut p.Ati Xrvm tie estate at Min
den which has never been turned over to
the heirs. About 14,000 In other estates is
said to be In the same condition.
No record of private business was left
by Mr. Olsen when he went from the city,
and no one can tell of the condition of his
affairs. There was 200 In one of the banks
to his credit and this has been turned over
to' the Chicago vice consul and will be held
by him until It can be given to persons
entitled to It.
A representative of the Danske Pioneer,
a Danish newspaper of Omaha, says that
he had an Interview with Mrs. Olsen, and
that she says she has no knowledge of the
whereabouts of her husband, but she Is
satisfied that he Is not dead. Mrs. Olsen
and her daughter are said to be staying
with her mother In Missouri.
Mr. Olsen would have celebrated his sil
ver Jubilee as Danish vice consul this year,
he having served in that capacity In St.
Louis before coming to Omaha, and the
two terms, taken together, would have
made twenty-five years.
Olsen wss comptroller of Omaha at the
time the shortage of former Treasurer
Bolln was discovered.
Towards Financial Independ
ence on l'Ol'R part is to SAVE
MONEY.
The second step is to place
what you save on deposit with
this bank, where you will not
have to worry about what you
have SAVED.
t
The fact that for 44 years we
have been safeguarding the- de
posits of others is the best evi
dence of the safety offered by
this bank.
Our Certificates of Deposit
earn 3 per cent Interest.
RESOURCES
$13,268,000.00
First National Bank
Omaha, Neb.
SIXTEENTH STREET, GOODBY
New Name Will Be Nebraska Avesar,
If Mayor Pshlnts Has
His Way.
If the plana of Mayor Dahlman are ap
proved by the city council Sixteenth street
will be a thing of the past and the street
Immediately west of Fifteenth street will
be officially known as Nebraska avenue.
An ordinance la being prepared to change
the name of the street. The mayor says:
"When I suggested Broadway as the
name of Omaha's principal retail thorough
fare I did It only to cause talk. I soon
realised that many other people agreed with
me In believing that the street should have
a distinctive name, but all did not agree on
that name. I wanted something distinctive
and considered many. After thinking the
matter over I concluded that no name
would be as appropriate as the name of
the state. Nebraska Is what has made
Omaha, and In the name of the street we
perpetuate the good feeling which must
exist between the city and the state. It Is
a distinctive name and possesses all of the
merits which msy be claimed for any other
name that has been suggested."
Yea Caa If Yoa Waat To.
If you want to go without the help you
need, or without the work you might be
doing, keep out of The Bee want columns.
Everybody sees them. Everybody reads
them. The Bee goes Into the homes of
the people who can do the work you want
done. It goes Into the homes of the people
who want somebody' to do Just the work
you can do. The wanters and the wanted
can't avoid each other If they get Into the
want columns of The Bee.
Announcements, wedding stationery and
calling cards, blank book and magaslne
binding. 'Phone Dong. MM. A. L Root. Inu.
la m riaea as AJ.lJUr- VOT-KAJs
' THE PERFECT BEER a
You will enjoy aa occasional bottle
of Oold Top this hot weather. It
Is mild, refreshing' and bealtbfnL
'Phone us about delivering a case
of large or small bottlea to your
home.
JETTER BREWING CO.
TBUPBTOgl SrO. S. BO. OXAIA,
Omaha Headquarters, HUGO F
BILZ, 14th and Douglas, Tel. Doug.
1642. Co. Bluffs Headquarters,
I.EE MITCHELL, 101J Main St.,
Telephone 80.
Call Us
by 'Phone
yon
to mottling call Tfecma
S88 and make tt
known through a Bm
Waat Ad.
HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS
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Hotel Kuppcr
Uk aa HoCee,
KAHSAS CJ7Y, ISO.
f ae sraevilaf Pis Is tat,
teas all the trVeaesea,
frOO fceoatlfal mooes a,
100 wriveee aaaaa.
jHct ens. e14 water ta all stsesaa.
paeloae lOkWy, oaslora,
ttevaeao ta every rooaa.
eaaLfal Cafe, ferfeot Oaistae.
SI to $2.50 Per Day
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The fixed determination of thta great store la to
so acquit itself In bargain giving that Its patrons
will nsve entertain so much as a little question regard.
lng our leadership in Omaha's retail activities. We spare
no effort in market analysis and scrutiny to be first in the
field with aew ideas from the world's greatest fashion head
quarters, and we oount no sacrifice too mnoh to prove that your
money will go further here than elsewhere ta Omaha.
UUU km WHITE GOODS
Dresser Scarfs, one row hemstitching and one i i
row drawnwork, sizes 17x50, I J'tO
35c goods at 15c; 30c goods for V
Tenerife Doilies, 6 inch all linen Centers, -a i
(hand made) worth 7Vc each, 0
Friday SLXj
Bed Spreads, full size hemmed crochet Bed r sry.
Spreads, regular 85c value, Mui
Friday Sj Ws
BIRSDEYE COTTON
pure antiseptic, 10 yard pieces, $1.00 value, UDflUfl
Friday per piece WkPx
NEW SKIRTS FOR FALL
First showing of new Fall Skirts, Chic New Styles, Hand
some New Cloths, over twenty-five distinct models
$4.95, $5.95, $7.50, $9.75
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
AtL LAWS AITS OIHOKAK
SBXSSE8 AT OHE-HUr BEO
UI.AB MASKED PKICESl
48c Gingham
Dresses for
7Sc Gingham
Dfsssss for ,
So Gingham
Drsssss for
$1.50 lawn
Dresses for'.. ,
91.98 Lawn - ,
ureases lor
24c
38c
49c
75c
99c
BOYS' CLOTHING
Boys' Laundered Blouses, white
and colored, slightly soiled, sli.s
8 to 11 years, regular prloo 75c,
to oloss
25c
Boys' Base Trousers, good dark
mixtures, alses 4 to 14 years, 75o
values, to close
35c
Boy's Suits, double breasted Knee
Tronsers styles, sls.s 10 to 18
years, 83.60 grades for
u u. una M vv
$1.35
AT
n
L
AN
INCH
A factoryend sale of fine Corsets, size
18 at 36cj size 19 at 38c, and so on up
to size 35 2 eents an inch.
2c AN INCH FRIDAY 2c AN INCH
The August
Dinner ware
Sale
TEB MOST SUC-
cxssrtrz, xh the
BIBTOXT Or THE
BTOBE. y
It means prompt
action If you want
to purchase a Dinner
Set, or part of a set,
at a greatly reduced
price.
$7.60 values at
$5.00
$10.00 and $12.00 val
ues
$6.98
$11.00 and $15.00 val.
uea at
$8.98 tnJ $10.98
Bennett's Big Grocery
Full Value for Money and New
Fresh Table Products
28c
38C
18c
25c
28c
25c
70c
Bennett's Capitol Coffee, pound package
And 30 Green Trading Stamps.
Tea B. F. Japan, Oolong, Gunpowder, Eng
lish Breakfast, per pound
Anu ou ureen Trading tetaraps.
Bennett's Capitol Extract, per bottle
And XO Green Trading b tamps.
Egg-O-See, four packages
tor
Diamond "S" Preserves, large jar
And 20 Green Trading Stamps.
Pickles, assorted, three bottles
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Jos. Tetley at Co's. India and Ceylon Teas,
Sunflower Brand, pound tin
And 50 Green Trading 8 tamp a
Sunflower Brand, half pound tin.....
And 25 Green Trading Stamps.
Sunflower Brand, quarter pound tin
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Wiggle Stick Bluing, six sticks
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Old Dutch Cleanser, three cans .,
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
35c
18c
25c
25c
OUR NOON
LUNCHES
ATTRACTIVE SERVICE
POPULAR
PRICES
Pr&HJ a Pockctbook Full of Money
rfieSEw
! a temptation to rjleknocketn- mnnav
- - f J
deposited In business safes invites
burglary; this bank belongs to the
American Bankers' Association, pro
tected by the Plnkerton agency.
Burglars, forgers and swindlers
know that apprehension and convic
tion is almost sure to follow an attack
on a bank of this association.
Open an account now; don't delay
until too late.
0w aha .National Bank
13 ii STREET
BETWEEN WRNAM2 DOVOLASSi
MtMStKT
JH. MILLARD
....., w- WALLA CE.
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KUmi-2ES0 ECTtlCO.
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Pnnfl fn. V9eK as.4 nervous mil
COOUIOrwno And their power to
M t-jc Work and youthful vigor
vos tone as a result of over
work or mental exertion shoud take
GRAY'S NERVE FOOD PIL8. They will
aake you eat and sleep and be a man eg ale,
1 Bos; boxes U.50 by stall.
BBBMAST a MeCOBlTX&I. BBUO OO,
Ooras 1st aaa Booge Sts,
OWL DBUO OOaCPABY
Cor. Uta aad Barasy Kuu. osaaaa. Vsa
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$T&tlK& n.neio
bow are taking precedence overall othaf
aAYoriiifl extract,
Every Saturday
Especially Tomorrow
We shall sell nice, fresh Saturday Candy
(Lilggett's) for 8e
Remember, this Is a 0o assortment of
Chocolates. Nuts and Fruits, sold Satur
day only and In One Store Only in every
city In the United States. Look out for
Imitations, for the market la full of
them but there's only one Liggett's Sat
urday Candy which is the genuine and
delicious kind, the kind that's sold In
every city Saturday only, fresh, tse.
fc.HKIt.MAX MrCONXELL 1HL'U CO.
Corner lets and Dodge ate.
OWI. IHtl'ti IHIMl'ANV,
Cor. Itta aaa Xaraey ats., Omaha, Be
C-PATENTS that PROTILCT
I t I. I KCH.WilMf.gtM IU tlttS- M.
Big Values
at Little
Prices
pnra
THB RILIABLB aTRI
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A Clean
Up of All
Odd Lots
Remnants of stocks, manufacturers' samples, broken lots,
together with many complete lines of summer merchandise, will
be sold at a small fraction of their real value.
Five Remarkable Silk Bargains
36-inch Black Taffetas Wenr guaranteed (a limit of one dress
pattern to a customer), yard 95c
7 Be quality
SO inrh Jap Silks
Friday 49
27-Inch Whit Jap Silks, 59c quality
. yard 39
20 Inch Whlt Jap Silks, 29c quality
at, yard IQ
Remnants of High Class Silks, up to
$1.00 yard values. Including taffetas,
Ixnilsenes, Mescalines, etc., in fancies,
plain colors and checks, lengths from
1 to 20 yards on sale Friday at one
price, per yard ... , 25
Friday is Remnant Day
About 200,000 yards of remnants of our High Grade Wash
Goods, High Grade Dress Goods and other goods, in long lengths,
at one-fourth of regular value.
AT 8 A. M.
10,000 yards of mill ends of all kinds
of goods, worth up to 15c yard, at,
yard 7
7 V4c Prints 2
7 ttc Lawns
10c Lawns 5
12 He Ginghams 2H
12 4c White Goods
15c White Goods 5
25r White Goods 7H
Remnants of Iilearhed Muslin, worth
10c yard i ' 5
Remnants of 25c Sheetings... .12H
Remnants of 10c Silkollnes at. . . .2
Remnants of 25c Wash Goods,
10 A. M.
10,000 yards of Silk Mulls, Printed
Silks, Silk Ginghams and various
goods that sold up to 50c ard.JO
ALL DAY.
Remnanta of fine Irish and German
Denims, that sold up to $2.00 yard,
will go in four lota at, yard
250 39 49t 59t
AT 2 Ie Me
Silk Mulls, Printed Silks, Silk Ging
hams and other goods, sold up to
50c, at 7H4
Remnants High Grade Wool Dress Goods
Consisting of Henriettas. Prunellas, Serges, Broadcloths, Plaids, and rang
ing in price from 75c to $3.50 yard lengths from SVi to 6 yards in five lots;
Lot 1 will go at, yard.... 150
Lot 2 will go at, yard 250
Lot 3 will go at, yard 390
Lot 4 will go at, yard 450
Lot 6 will go at, yard 590
Blanket and Flannel Dept.
About 100 Blankets that were traveling men's samples, some slightly soiled
ranging in price from 75c to $10.00 per pair, will close at, per pair, $3.98.
$3.00, $2.00, $1.00, 75c, 65c, 69c and V 490
Unmatchable Staple Notion Bargains
In Our Great Domestic Room Friday
If you want Notions; Friday is the day to buy. Hundreds of other bar
gains shown fully equal to those quoted below.
Our Special Toilet Case, regular 26c
value, containing 4 packages needles,
14 darning needles, 6 hat and veil
pins and 80 common pins entire lot
on sale at 3 W 0
6 Aluminum Thimbles for 50
6 pkgs. Gold Eyed Needles for. . . .5
6 Pencil Tablets for 50
e Halls Darning Cotton, fast black,
for 50
6 rolls Cotton Tape for .J0
e doc. Pearl Buttons for 5
6 pkgs. Tins for 5t
0 cards Hump Hooks and Eyes for. 5
Ladles' Onting Flannel Night Itches,
cut extra full, 75c values; Friday,
at .-450
Ladies' Knit Skirts and Shawls, fine
woolen garments, regular $1 values,
at 490
Men's Underwear, heavy fleeced gar
ments, regular 50c and 75c values;
on sale at 390
Grand Bargains in Sample Underwear
An advance sale In Winter Weight Underwear for this one day that no
one can afford to miss. We will sell manufacturers' samples at about three
fouths to one-fouth regular value. . .
Ladles' Heavy Ribbed Fleeced Vests
and Panta, in grays, cream, ecru or
white, worth to 50c garment at,
choice 190
Ladies Fine Worsted Vesta and Pants,
76c values, at 390
Misses' and Children's Combination
Suits, 50c values, at. . . . .390
MEN'S SHIRTS Worth regularly $1.00, In fine madras, percales or cham
brays, with collar band or with front, soft collar and cuffs of silk or mohair;
many embroidered ehlrts in this lot; on sale Friday at, choice 490
Cutting the Prices Friday
12 gallon heavy Galvanized Garbage Can, with cover and heavy drop handles,
worth $1.60; Friday 750
16-gallon Can, same quality, worth $2.00, only 890
The same as advertised by other dealers for $1.19 to $1.49 each as a spe
cial price. We are fighting the trust and will not keep up the trust prices aa
long as the cans last.
HAYDEN'S FOR GARBAGE CANS.
Omaha's Greatest Grocery, Meat, Fresh
Fruit, Vegetable, Butter and Cheese Oepts.
11 bars best family Laundry Soap... B5o
1-Ib. pkg". Corn Starch
The best Cold Water Starch, per pkr 4o
Wigale Stick Bluing, per stick.. ..3Vo
Condensed Cream, per can o
1-lb. pkg. Baking; Hods .. o
OU or Mustard Sardines, per can...3Ho
Pure Fruit Jelly, per glass 4o
1-lb. can Baked Beans Ho
Pure Tomato Catsup, per bottle. .. .80
Worcester Sauce, per bottle O'-io
1-lb. ran Assorted Soups 7VfrO
The Best Soda Crackers, per lb 60
The Best Crisp Ginger Snaps, per lb.. Bo
Fig Newton Cookies, per lb BWO
Pretsels, per lb ,60
Ciacknets, per lb l&o
Fancy Santos Coffee, per IB loo
The best Tea Sittings, per lb HHo
Fancy B. F. or Sun Pried japan J ,
per lb 3Se
BTTTTXB AID OKXEBB IAII MtlOES.
Choice Dairy Butter, pejr lb Ilo
Choice Creamery Butter, per lb S3e
Choice Creamery Butter, per lb 85
Full Cream Cheese, per lb ISO
Full Cream Brick and Llmburger Cheese.
per lb ......ISO
Sap Sago Cheese, each. ............ .THo
Neufchatel. Cheese, each. ...... .....4 3
OMASA.' GKBATZBT YBQBTABX.B and
raurr bcaxkbt.
Frenh Sweet Corn, per doien.... 100
Fresh Beets, per bunch lo
Fresh Carrots, per bunch 10
Fresh Turnips, per bunch .......10
Frenh Onions, per bunch lo
Fresh RndlHhes. per bunch.... lo
Fancy Sweet Peppers, doxen THo
Fresh Celery, per stalk SVio
Fresh Squash, each SVaO
Frenh Cucumbers, 6 for Bo
Large heads fresh Cabbage BHo
Fresh Klpe Tomatoes, per lb 60
Fancy, Juicy Lemons, per dozen. .... .8O0
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, quart So
Fancy, large California Grape Fruit, that
retail elsewhere at 12 He; our price. T ho
M HRYDENS' a
I OUR
Are required to exercise care at all times
to avoid collisions wth vehicles, and we
earnestly request drivers of vehicles and
chauffeurs to use caution when crossing or
driving along street car tracks to the end
' that there may be no collisions.
Assist ds In preventing accidents.
Omaha & Council Bluffs
Street Railway Co.
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