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CHDRCtt VILL BE ABSORBED
$ Member of the Second Presbyterian
! Will Go to Others.
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Greatest Bargain Week of the Season
Arnold's Wash Goods SfalSff"
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It a a la Rardel b- Dr. B-rfllck
and Other Laalac Presby
terians aa Bait for
ha Caase.
The Second rreshyterian church. Twenty
fourth and Paul streets, will b absorbed
by two and poaalbly three, other Presby
terian churches, whan Rev. Newman Hall
Xlurdirk, V. D., lays down the pastorate
and goes to the First church of Helena,
Mont., July .
The Knox Presbyterian, located In
Kountae Place, of which Rer. M. V. Hlgbee.
la pastor, frobably will secure the larger
number of the Second church members.
The other, it la thought, will Identify
themselvea with the Lowe Avenue church,
Fortieth and Nicholas streets. Rev. Nath
anlej McGIffen. paator: the Church of the
Covenant, Twenty-seventh and Pratt
streets. Rev. R. T. Bell, paator, and possi
bly the First church. Seventeenth and
Dodge streets, Rev. E. iH. Jenks. pastor.
But it Is admitted the bulk of the mem
bership, consisting of some i0 or 250, will
go to KnOX church. One meeting of the
men of the Secortd and Knox churches In
consideration of this matter ha been held,
and another one will be held Tuesday night
at Knox church, following a dinner to be
given at 0:30.
The disintegration of tho Second church
Is said to be no Indication of that church's
weakness, but rather of a general desire
, and- determination on the pMrt of Omaha
Presbyterians to strengthen their organisa
tion In thla city and promote the general
. Interests of the church. It has been de
cided, after thorough deliberation, that
these ends could be well subserved by the
reduction of the number of churohe and
the building up of those remaining. The
step would not have been taken had Dr.
Burdlck not resigned, but since he did
resign tha way is paved for what he and
others believe is for the best interests of
the cause,
. . Avoid Heavy Obligations.
If the. Second church were to continue Its
organization it would be forced at an early
date to enter upon the task of erecting a
new house of worship. This would involve
heavy obligations which are regarded as
unwise Just now. . The absorption plan, It Is
pointed out, circumvent this and other
obstacles and enables the members of the
church to oontlnu thejr active work in
other organisations and at the same time
contribute to the strength and usefulness
of the Presbyterian church in this com
munity. Dr. Biirdlck cam to the Second church
from .Cedar Rapid, la., ome five years
ago, succeeding Rev. R. ' L. Stevenson as
pastor. ., Ills pastorate has been character
ised by seal and activity whlotl have made
hi chureh a force; he has held high posi
tion in the presbytery of Omaha, the synod
of Nebraska and haa lnen prominent and
popular In outside affairs In the city of
Omaha. When he leaves Omaha he will
say goodbye to score of staunch friends
outside aa well as Inside the church of his
and other denominations. These friends
believe Helena and the First Presbyterian
church of that city, one of the largest and
most Influential In Montana, are fortunate
to get him.
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Costliest Property Tkat at Six
trenth and Farnam, Accord
Ins to Alienor,
The most valuable real estate in Omaha
is at the corner of Sixteenth and Farnam
streets, according to the assessment made
against the real estate by County Assessor
Shrlver. The four corner, lots at that in
tersection are assessed at $2,000 a front foot,
or $133,000 for each 66 foot lot. The next
highest priced property is at Sixteenth and
Douglas, the lots there, being assessed at
$100,000. Blxteenth and Harney and Sixteenth
and Dodge come next at $110,000 and Six
teenth and Howard followed at $100,000.
Monday was the last day for making
assessments and all district assessor
turned In their report for compilation.
For Children, Misses
and Young Women
NATURE
SOAPED
SHOES
The growing feet of children
require a shoe that will not
cramp the tender feet or cause
any - distortion In the shape.
Whatever eUe you do never
buy cheap, unreliable shoes for
the youngsters. If you will
let us shoe the children we will
guarantee satisfaction In both
fit and wear. The shoes we
ell are strictly hand aewed
aoles and have no nails to hurt
the feet. You can get them In
either button or lace.
Si.es 6 to 8 81.75
Sizes 8H to U...$2.00
SUea 11 H to 2. .-82.50
We also have new Oxfords
in all leathers and strap san
dals. Colonial Pumps, with
buckles, in Patent Colt and
Russia Calf at a range of
prices that are moderate.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1119 Farnan Slrett
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The Greatest Store .'' West
Si
Extends a cordial welcome to every Tlsl-
tor. We specially Invite strangers In Oma-
ha to make use of our free waiting rooms, "
with maid in attendance. Baggage and
parcels checked free 60 Phones. J
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This is a Big Special Bargain Week.
TUESDAY IS NOTION DAY
10 Remarkable Darfains in Notion Dept.
Sewing Silk, 100 yds.
good sewing silk
white, black and all col
ors TueBdary morning
only, two r
spools for
Kind's Thread. 200 yds
spool, all numbers
white and black sell
everywhere for 3c
Tuesday forenoon only,
dozen spools f i
for lUC
Bias Lawn Tape
feather stitch braids
big lot of all kinds, all
clean oods, worth up
to 10c bolt, at C
2 bolts for
Comb, hard rubber
Dressing Combs, from
the best comb makers
in the country, worth
up to 40c,
at
15c
Hofte Supporters, La
dles' pad hose support
ers, all colors, regular
25c hose sup- im
porters UC
Scissors Steel scissors
and shears, large and
small, worth up to $1
pair, Tuesday, IP
at, pair JC
Skeleton Waists Children's skele
ton Waists, well made and re
inforced, supporters attached
all sizes, worm
up to 35c
at.
15
Silver and Nickel Pol- lfin
ish, 25c can at......VC
Elastic All widths up to 1 Inch
wide, all colors, fine for shirt
waist belts, supporters, etc.
worth up to 15c
yard, at
per yard
Hair Brushes, worth up P
to 15c, Tuesday
5 c
EMBROIDERIES
The finest 18-inch embroideries, skirtings and corset cover
widths, also elaborate wide insertions and gal- fk
loons all newest designs this season ytf
worth up to 50c yard, at, yard
Medium and wide corset cover embroideries and
flouncings new and very desirable patterns
worth up to 25c a yard, at, yard
10
c
NEW WHITE GOODS
For- GRADUATION, CONFIRMATION a SUMMERWEAR
40-in. Persian Lawn, 25c
Extra fine Persian Lawn, 32 Ins.
wide, yard 50c.
46 in. wide Paris Muslin, yd. 39c.
yard, 30c
French Lawn, 46 in. wide, yd. 80c
48-inch Wash Chiffon, yd. 60c.
French Mulls, 48 1ns wide, yard,
60c and 75c.
48-lnch wide Batistes, yd. 65c.
French Organdies, 68 lna. wide,
yard, 69c, 69c, 85c. .
mum.
I I Red Letter Day Nest Wednesday. Bring
J lf Book and Get 9 1.00 In Trading Stamps Free.
Reducing Suit Stocks With
Marvclously Cut Prices
And now comes the beginning
of a great clearing up campaign
In , Women's Tailored Suits.
Even half-price has been Ig
nored In the mark down. No
half heartedness about It goes
here. Once the order Is glvon
to clear out stocks prices are
cut with a vengeance. We are
now selling the best suits we
have shown this season, best in
' style, character, tone, tailoring,
materials, everything at tre
mendous quick clearing reduc
tions. $22.50 Suits
In every color
$35.00 Suits
In every color
$14-so
For Tuesday about 35 hand
some silk suits are added to the
114.50 lot. That makes choice
picking at bo low a price.
Tailored
Wash Suits
For Memorial Day Outings
Five distinct styles, long and
short sleeve effects, linene
suits In white, tan, brown,
blue and natural; made with
smart 34-lnch Prince Chap
Coat, pleated skirts with fold,
nicely trimmed gr sv
with pearl
buttons .... JJJJ
White Linen and Mercerized Shantungs in natural, blue, tan, brown
etc. Come tastefully trimmed with inlaid white linen, straps, cuffs.
- vuuia i ii ino my ivo, eiiuur mug or anort
sleeves, very stylish models that will launder and
wear splendidly
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See the Great Masterpiece on Free Exhibition.
"Brutality"
Bv John Douglas Patrick
This Is a brilliant masterpiece that hung In the Paris Solon,
and afterwards won a medal at the Universal Exposition at Paris.
OMAHA
Teeth Are to Man
WHAT HANDS ARE TO HIS BOOT
Each tooth has a duty to
perform Just as each finger
decs. It's lmpoeslbl to
each and every tooth and the
decay that will destroy the
usefulness of one or more
or a great mavy, hence the
Importance of a careful look at your
teeth by trusty experience. If you 11
allow us to look at your teeth, you
will gala some Information that you
will never have cause to regret. It
will save the loss of one or more, per
haps many teeth
Trie That Don't Provoke."
Taft's Dental Rooms
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Special low rates for the round trip via the
Chicago & North Western Railway
Daily June 12th to 17th. Return limit June 30th.
Republican National Convention
The convention meets June 17th in the Coliseum. The
low rates, the special train service, and
the attractions of convention week, make
this an unusual opportunity to visit the
Great City by the Lake.
Forfait particular inquire at
TICKET OFFICES
I40M4O3 Farnam Street
Omaha, Neb.
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DR. BRADBURY, Dentist
1506 Farnam.
Extracting. . . 25c up.
Crowns.... $2.50 up.
Plates $2.00 up.
Bridge Work (2.50 up.
Porcelain Fillings
up from $1.50
17 Years Same Office. Phone, Douglas 1756.
Alveolar Dentistry a
it specialty. Loose teeth
made solid. Nerves
removed without pain.
Work guaranteed ten
years.
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HOTEL VICTORIA
Broadway, Fifth Avenue and 27th St, NEW YORK.
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fejM: lUrrlli? . $nH. .
AESCLUTELY
FIREPROOF.
Room $1. SO per day and upward.
BUIIOPsaN KAN GEORGE W. 8WECNCY. MoMHrrea.
Annus Cord an. f.!,ca;cr. Lite cl Kino Edward KoteL Toronto. Canada
"DAI NTY
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$ 3QQ
"THOUSANDS of woman today are trying by phyat
. Cl culture lessons to acquire a good poite; to walk
and Hand gracefully. Don't you know that many women
bavo acquired this through wearing "Dorothy Dodcf Show?
A WEEK OF GREAT BARGAINS IN
Wall Paper Department
Purchase and sale 3,000 rolls ingrains
Clearance sale entire balance of stock.
vhiuo. cyry color, mo.i
10c --' I2ic
Tuesday, and all weak buy high grade BOo ingrain papers with flittered
borders and celling at leas than one-fourth value. Eyery color, moat
closed deal for 8,000 rolla'; on sale Tuesday
and all week, flneat SOo qualities per roll, -' 1
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Every Roll of Paper in Our Stock at About Half.
It's the Season's Clearance Sale.
Papers for every room-In the house. Including tapestries, gilts, florals?
two-tonea, stripes for bedrooms and bath room papers, all reduced this way
loc .Papers, reduced K l&c papers, re- '71a25o Papers re- IRn
to J-i duoed to..- 2-' Hnr.H tn IDC
to....: vy ducedto..- a-' duced to.
Sale Of Ffilir Roll LofS ddB ?nd en1s ? hlKh fraAe papera, quantltlea
ijaic VI IWUl null ll. enough for email vestibules, halls and A 1
upper third. Regular EOo qualities, at, roll ;. 72C
Special Prices on Mouldings and Plate Rails.
All week 3 mouldings for 2c; 4c kind for 3c; c kind for 4c.
2Fc PlatelBalls for 17V4'j
-BOTE ICE IK XmiCT AX. WIIK, DOUBLE TBADIlir (J ST-llI S
J WITH IYEST PVaCHASS.
ws do paper hanging. Ask ua for estimates on your work.
Bennett's Big Grocery
Golden Santoa Coffee. Dound oan imi
Bennett's Capitol Coffee, pound package 88o And
Teaa, assorted, pound 380 And
Bennett's Capitol Flour, sack 91.60 And
PEA BFCIAT
Two hundred dozen cans Bennett's Capitol Sweet
Wrinkled Peae, four cans BOo And
una nunarea aozen cans uesi we Have Corn,
four cans
Beat We Have Raspberries, can
Japan Tea Slftlnga, a fine drink, pound
Nickel Soda Crackers, four packages
BAKiara powdib special.
Bennett'a Capitol Baking Powder.
l.OO And
.84o And
.
PAOBBTTI BAXE
A large quantity of bulk Spaghetti, pound ....
60o And
S So And
loo And
16o And
80 Green Stamps.
30 Green Stamps.
40 Green Sstamps.
60 Green Stamps.
60 Green Stamps.
80 Green Stamps.
20 Green Stamps.
20 Green Stamps.
10 Green Stamps.
Five pound oan
one pound can.
Half pound can.
100 Green 6tamps.
30 Green Ktiimni.
13o And 16 Green Stamps.
W ould yoi like
to rent this office?
214-
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A nicely located office on the second
floor frvuUu uu tbe beautiful court
of the Bee building. This office Is
14x27, a total of 392 square feet,
and can be rented at 127.60 per month.
We furnish water, light, janitor and
elevator service, free. When renting
an office think of the advantages to
be derived by locating In the Bee
Building.
THE BEE BUILDING
Applj to B, , W.BAKZR, Supt.a Room 105,
Wonderful
Bargains
in Men's
and Ladies'
Furnishings
THE RELIABLE STORE
Three Man
ufacturers Stocks of
Skirts
on Sate
Greatest Sate of Wash Goods Ever
The high grade wash fabrics secured at the Arnold
Auction in New York are now arriving and will be displayed
for sale as quickly as possible. Watch window display and
daily papers for the biggest wash goods bargain offerings
ever known in the history of Omaha merchandising.
. We positively assert that
not one yard of goods was
secured by any other Omaha
firm at this auction. See
window for $100.00 reward
offer.
Arnold's 50c and 59c silk or
gandies 24c
Arnold's 39c and 45c silk or
gandies, yard 18c
Arnold 's 25c and 35c silk Tis
sues and Mousseliries. .15c
Arnold's Appliques, side
bands and other beautiful
fabrics, 25c values.yd., 10c
Arnold's 19c and 25c Mousse
line de Soie, all colors, 7ViC
Arnold's Hollin Batistes,
regular 15c values, yd., 5c
Arnold 's Scotch Cloths,
Arnold's Panama V o i 1 e s
Arnold's Silk Stripe Voiles,
Arnold's Batiste Rayures,
Arnold's Drape de Linde,
Arnold's Jaconett, Arnold's
Luisienne Tissue, Arnold's
Harrow Serge, A r n o 1 d's
Fancy Shirtings, Antoinette.
Stripes, Soie Ferlee, Soie
Rosee and nearl y every
other weave made by the
celebrated Arnold Print
Works for spring 1908
values from 15c to 59c yard;
on sale now at, yard, 5c,
7Hc, 10c, 12V2C, 15C
and up to ......25c
An unusual opportunity for bargain getting. 143 cases
secured at about half cost to manufacture and will be sold
at correspondingly low prices. , ,
Ladies' Silk Underskirts I?3 $3.95
Specials in Children's and Infants' Wear
In New Children's Departments Main Floor.
Everything for the child from e months to 6 years old; also a com
ptete line or boys' wnlHts and blouses.
Children's Wash Presses Values
to 98c, daintily trimmed, choice
in Tuesday's sale 30
Chlldrn's Romper Worth 75c
sizes 1 to 6 years, tape trimmed,
with pocket special . . . .,.39
Boys K. & S. Waists All sizes,
collar band or soft collar 7 Be
values, at 39
Boys' Blouses 50c values, In blue
chambrays, etc., at 25
Children's Underwaista All sites,
25c values, ..10 -nd 124
Infant's All Wool Vests All sices.
1 to 6 years worth to $1.00
choice . .25t
Infant's Cotton Vests All sizes,
25c and 39c values, at. ....15
Infant's Mercerized Hose Pinks,
blues and white, 19c values.
at 10t
Infant's Bonnets Regular 60c
values, all styles .&
Several Other Rousing Specials for Tuesday
Ladies' Voile Dress Skirts WiSS 3.95
Furnishing Spec'ls
Hundreds of dozens of men's,
ladles' and children's Hose at less
than mill cost.
Ladies' Imported Lisle and Maco
Hose, full fashioned, values to
50c, on sale at. 25. 154?. 10
Men's Fancy Half Hose, full fash
ioned, blacks, tans and fancies,
values to 50c, at 25S 15S
12Hr and 10
Men's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs,
good size, 19c quality, at 0S
or three for ., 25
Men's Cambric Handkerchiefs,
large size, values to 15c, will go
t..lOS 7M. 5 and 2
Men's Handkerchiefs Turkey red
or indigo blue worth to 10c,.
at 2 and 3?,
Cut Prices on Paints
Sapolin, the new varnish
stain, 20c cans only. . .10c
Namelet, the perfect wood
finish; per can 10c
75c can Enamelet, tomorrow
only 49c
15c can Wall Cleaner. . . ,8c
55c pkg. Alcbastlne Cleaner. 29
25c bottle Liquid Veneer... 15
$1.65 Oak brand Mixed Paint, per
gallon $1.25
$1.50 Noxall House Paint,
only 08
Hayden's for Paint, Glass, Oil
and Putty.
Ladies' Panama Dress Skirts wtX 3.95
Fresh Vegetable and Fruit Sale Tuesday
8 bunches fresh radishes 5c
2 bunches fresh asparagus ,...5o
6 bunches fresh onions 5c
3 large cucumbers, each 5c
Fresh Spinach, per peck 6c
2 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce .... 5c
Fresh cabbage, per lb 2c
New Potatoes, per lb 2c
Wax or Green Beans, per lb. .7V4c
Large Juicy .Lemons, per doz..!2o
PINEAPPLES. PINEAPPLE3
Can them now. Each
5S 7S 8ttS 10S 12tt
Per dozen
8.V, 9 Or, fl.OO, 91.8ft
Monday's prices on all irrocerles,
butter cheese and crackers. .
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Republican national Convention, June 17th
Tickets on sale June 12th to 16th. Final return limit
June 30th. Through trains leave Omaha Union Station
7:15 A. M. and 6:00 P.M. !
Tickets and sleeping car reservations at
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1402 Farnam St., or DEPOT.
Graduating Gifts O
ought to be slctPJ now. A diamond or a watch, rold
brooch, plecs of silver for th dresser you can surely
select something from our varied stock. Look for ths
name
fl. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
2010 DOUGLAS STREET
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