THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. JT7XE fi. 1003.
Iharo Pre - Summer Reductions
IN MEN'S FURNISHINGS
When did you ever have a chance like this? An immense
saving at the beginning of the season when you need it.
We wish to reduce our large stocks. That's why you have it.
Big Saving
In Underwear
Here
I (Hi
t Chance
a lot of
moftty
on your
Summer
Under.
$1.00 Union Salt. &4nod to 63. They
ere Hal finished, derby ribbed garments
eeasonaDie weignt; you m m
always pay 11.00 for them; 11C
la al .,.
now on sale at.
rorona Salt Underwear, always sold at
60c o oa aal. at 85. ghirts and
drawer a. In cream eojor only very com
fortable. Advertised and acid T m
everywhere at 10c; now on .JT
sal at ''V
"Nifty" New
Straws
Any
Hat
you
wish
in
any
braid
or
style.
for natty
taste the
We hare Straw Rata
drraoera op men of quiet
right hat for every man.
The New Sailors Beautiful
braids all dimensions the
shape for you here, at
50c to $3.50
Genuine Panama Every shape $5,
$6 and $7.50 qualities on sale at
$2.50, $3.50. $4.50
new
right
Big
irv
Saving
Shirts
Don't fy
Miss
This
Shirt jMjJft
Oppor-
tunity. aT
Better lay In your summer supply while
you hav. thla chance.
91.60 and tlJS BMrts a 86o Handsome
patterns and colorings, in fine madras
clothe, light or dark effects, soft or
Jleated fronts, attached or
etached cuff; now on sal. 0C
a. 00 and ta.60 Shlrta at $1.6 Importel
lawns, figured percales and woven mad
ras clothe. These are strictly high
5 rede shirts attached or
etached cuffs; now on
sale at .............
$1.45
Men's fancy Col
ored shield bows
reduced from 16o
to . .
5c
M s n's darters,
Brighton style, re
duced from 1(0 to
9c
Our 25c Neckwear now on
sale at
20c, 3 for 50c
Men's leather
purees, full Stork,
reduced from ,6e
5c
glen's silk web
ft u s p e n ders. re
duced from J So to
15c
Swell Two Piece
for W arm W eather
are Now Ready
for You
At no previous time have we been able to offer
you such a splendid array of these popular garments.
They embrace a large variety of light-weight
fabrics, though loose and comfortable they are, at the
same time, well built, good fitting and perfectly pro
portioned, they have that "made forme," ap
pearance that is so essential to well dressed men.
We have none but the newest styles, per
fectly modeled and handsomely tailored.
A custom tailor could not reproduce these
suits for twice the money we ask for them, nor
can he give you a better selection of materials
or more tasteful patterns than we offer you at
d to
16
Suits
Jiff
S S ' . - 1 1 i i sssi"' M
f t - 'iL-'TZvl ?rV - ma
r-1;
20 0(f on Trunks
Steamer, wardrobe and other styles that we
have been selling from $3.25 to $27.50.
Suit Case Special
Heavy Cowhide Suit Cases, linen lined, straps all
around, always sold at $10.00; special J PA
for Saturday only, at i !
Boys' Knickerbockers
Sold Up to $1.25 Now oa Sale
at 69 Cents
Made from fancy materials, such as home
spuns, flannels and cassimeres, in many colors.
"We offer you an extra special bargain in t
these knickerbockers at UC
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BRIEF CITY NEWS
Ma
Xar. So Mil It."
Hudolph T. Swoboda, Aocountant-Audltor
Bowman, m N. Is, Douglas shoe, 10.
a ftourjft?or9uallty cigars, 116 8. 15th.
Klnehart, photographer, llth St frarnam.
Sr. ookuy, deatlat, moved to Paxton bik.
Vasts to Order, $S up; coats and pants,
S10 up. MacCarthy.WUson, 604 S. 16th.
Steady Koaey $100 to 15,000. Nebraska
Esv. and Loan Ass'n, Board of Trade bldg.
Sqoltabl. Ufa, Paul Morton, president
Policies sight drafts at maturity. H. IX
Neely. manager, Omaha.
Baturdar nlirtat the ' American afa De
posit vaults In th. Be. building are open
until I p. m. Boxes rent for per year,
tl for three months, and afford absolute
security for money and valuables.
WaieJey Better UU L. W. V4ktley
still continues to Improve and th. doctors
ay that hs la much . better than he has
been at any time sine. th. appendicitis
operation performed two weeks sgo.
Did Ton BUT. Oniokea for Dinner
Someone Is having chicken for dinner to
day. Thirty pullets were stolen from their
roosts In th. hen house of Charles CrSmer,
f?0 Plnckney street, Thursday night.
Colonel roglwara Cross Tree T. Fugi
war a, a Japanese, settled Ms trouble with
th. clerk at the Lyons hotel, where he
broke a plat, glass window Wednesday
night in a dispute, by paying for the win
dow, and therefor, he was discharged in
polio, court. '
Omaha Gets rirrt Bids a. W. Burk
head. who is to build th. auditorium In
Bloux City, la in Omaha to get estimates
on th. steel and other material for the
building, which will coat ISO.000. Mr. Burk.
head la an architect In iloux City and
says the feeling was that Omaha should
be given the first bids on furnishing the
msterlsl which could not be furnished at
home.
Will WUsoa Crete Oat of Trouble Will
Wilson was discharged after a prelim
inary hearing in police court on a charge
of robbing "Mary Peterson,' whom he is al
leged to hav. dragged into an alley be
tween Howard and Jackson streets, on
Eleventh street, . Monday night.
Oa Trial for Btabblng Peter Wlodu.ski,
a nstlv. of Folajid, Is on trial in criminal
court on th. charge of stabbing David
Oliver, an employe of th. smelter works,
with intent to wound.' Wlodarskl had some
troubls at th. smelter May U and was
discharged, Afterwsrd it ' is charged he
came back and created a disturbance, dur
ing which Oliver received a severe knire
wound.
Wo federal Ooart Beat VTeek Upon the
conclusion of ths trial of the case of
Grant McFarland against ths Missouri
Paclflo Railway company for $18,000 dam
ages for personal injuries there will be no
further trials in ths federsl courts in
Omsha until June 15. All of the petlM
jury not engaged in in. trial ot tne Mc
Farland caae has been : excused until
Jun. 15. The first case for trial on that
date will b. the hydrant rental cases of
th. Omaha Water company against ths
City of Omaha.
Hot B.U miafers or Cowboys The ap
pearance of a halt dosen or mors men
dressed In long-tailed brown coats, broad
rimmed, drab hata, wearing long ringlets
of grsy hair. In th. residence districts
Friday morning suggested that the Bell
ringers wer. out on a practice stunt, or
that there bad been a atrlks in New Jer
sey Bill's Wild East show, and th. bunch
was walking home and canvassing for
handouts. After soma little Investigation
It wss found out that th. curiosities were
simply distributors for some sort of break,
fast food and were handing out samples
of th. compound In order to create a de
mand for it later.
Ovsroon. by Turpentine Overcome by
the fumes ot turpentine, Christ Jensen, a
painter working at th. court House, had to
be removed to tb. Omaha General hospital
for treatment ' Friday morning. Jensen
was painting in ths new vault being pre
pared for the comptroller's office and
there was no ventilation in the vault. H.
Yeeled over and was carried out Into th.
corridor by his fellow workmen. Police
Burgeon Fltsgibbons was called and re
vived him. His condition was not consid
ered serious.
Bla-h X oaths in California Mr. and
Mr a. F. M. Bmlth, Eighteenth and Man
derson streets, have returned from Call
fornla, where they have been for almost
eight months. Mr. Bmlth ssys they prefer
Nebrsska in th. summer time, but may
return to California to spend th. winter,
They wer. present In Ban Francisco when
th. fleet srrtved and attended the recep
tlon to the Kebraakana at th. Chamber
of Commerce. On their return they visited
th. grand canyon of Colorado and other
interesting plsces In Arlsona and N1
Mexico.
Uttl. Bird Mar Xsar th. Birds Btna
Judge T. C. Munger iaaued an order
Thursday evening suspending th. further
sentence ot Henry Little Bird, th. Wlnne
bago, of imprisonment In ths Douglas
county jail, which permits th. child of
nature to go hence and gambol with the
other birds on his native heath on the
Winnebago Indian reservation. In conild
erstlon of his liberty being given him Lit.
tie Bird hae promleed faithfully to dlacon
tlnue th. practlca of taking Intoxicating
liquors onto th. reservation, which offense
wss the cause of his being locked up In
the Douglas county Jail sines April IS.
GARFIELD HASTES TO HAWAII
Secretary of Interior VfiM Adinst Dif
ference! Between Labor.
PAVE WAY TOE YANKEE WORKERS
Japaaeee Laborers ReporteU to Me
Domineering? OTer Others and
Creatine I'awholfi.mc Dis
cord In Islands.
slstently reported that his real errsnd Is
to prepare the way for sturdy American
laborers to offset the alarming Influx ot
Japanese laborers. Ever since the anti
Japanese demonatratlnns In Sen Francisco
and Vancouver the Taclflc coast has shown
a decided nervousness over the ' presence
of thousands of Japanese in the Hawaiian
islands. ' -
The secretary is hurrying to San Fran
cisco where the battleship Main, is wait
ing to take him to Honolulu.
No one In authority In the Department
of the Interior has ever set foot on the
Hawaiian islands and It was felt the
secretary's presence wss needed there all
the more on that account, especially as
these Islands are tinder the Jurisdiction ot
that department. Because of this condi
tion, recommendations of th. governor and
other officials have had to b. paased upon
blindly and without any intimate knowl
edge of th. rights or wrongs of the case.
Although' the racretary would not say so.
It Is believed in scm. quarters that his
visit at this time is of deep significance,
There has been some frctlon between the
Japanese and other laborers on the Islands,
especially the Portuguese, Who are said to
bo splendid workmen, but who are intimi
dated by- the arrogance of the Japaneso
and are thus kept away from the Islands.
It is believed that thespreaeucqt of. more
Americans, on the Islands would have the
effect of bringing the different nationali
ties closer together and creating a better
understanding.
Ever try The Be. Want Ad Columns t If
not, do so, and get satisfactory results.
(SATURDAY SPECIALS
Saturday only
HAMMOCK, U cut, army khaki rolor. bad sUe, SfxSO. with heavy
valance, good pillow and eprffder complete, Saturday only. . 51.48
Brasa Extension Curtain Kods, worth up to 60c each, Saturday only,
mt 5
WINDOW 8HADFS We offer 800 window shades, mounted on good
spring roller, alia 3-lnch wide, 6-ft. long, Saturday oaly 25
CEDAR SHAVINGS Are the beat moth preventative besides having a
pleasant odor, used In place of moth balls or camphor, large' package.
............v...10c
ISO h!tn trade triple-coated enameled 4-quart
kettle, like cut ' KettU Is so made that cover
will not fall off when draining name. Just what
one needs when putting up fruit. Wa have
received a urge aaipniem nougnt at a very
low price; we offer the lot for Saturday only,
"ch i .30
filler, Stevart & Beaton,
f 413-15-17 South 1Cth Street.
0
A Fortamat Texas.
E. W. Ooodloe. Dallas, Tex., found a
sure cure for malaria and biliousness In
Dr. King's New Life Pills. 3e. For sal.
by Beaton Drug Co.
Sew York aad Philadelphia
cannot be more pleasantly or conveniently
rt-ached than by the Grand Trunk-Lehlgh
Valley double track routs via Niagara
Falls. Solid through trains of coaches and
sleeping cars. Magnificent acenery.
For descriptive literature apply to Geo.
W. Vaux, A. G. P. A T. A., Grand Trunk
Railway iSyatem. 13S Adarr.s fit., Chicago.
PLANS FOR THE CONVENTION
Preliminary Arraaaemeata Ar. Mad.
Maalclaalltles.
Preliminary arrangements for th. holding
In Omaha of the national convention of
the League of American Municipalities wets
made Fridsy morning by John I. MacVlcar
of Des Moines, secretary, and Councilman
Zlmman, chairman of th. local committee.
The convention will be held th. week be
fore th. Ak-Bar-Ben festivities and those
delegates thst wish csn remain over for tho
following week. Later n the day Mr. Mar
Vicar, who as on. of the commissioners of
DeS Moines hss charge of public woiks,
was taken over the city by City Engineer
Rosewater, Councilman Zlmman and
Bridges, Comptroller fobeck and Superin
tendent of Parka Adams. Hs Inspected tb.
city's asphslt plant, th. paving, boulevards
and parks.
Aaaoaacesaeat.
We will have a great sal. commencing
Monday morning, Jun. s, ot all broken lines
ot lac curtains, portieres and remnants t
net, madras curtalna, curtain Swiss and
tapestry for upholstering. This sals will
consist of the drop patterns of lac curtains
and portieres and short lengths of drapery
materials left from the season's business
and will be an opportunity to buy curtalna,
curtain materials and remnants at most ex
raordlnary prices. See Bundsy papera.
ORCHARD A WILHELM CARPET CO.
A Jnouaccments, wedair stationery and
calling cards, blank book and magaalne
I blading. 'Phone Doug. 1901 A. L Root, Lac.
James R. Garfield, secretary of the in
terior, passed through . Omaha I Friday
morning enroute from Washington! D. C
to th. Hawaiian Islands, where he goes to
allay friction caused by opposition to
Japanese labor. Th. secretary In this case
Is supplanting his fellow cabinet member,
William Howard Taft. secretary of war,
as th. accredited angel of international
peace.
His stay In Omaha was brief, and as ho
came unannounced no Omaha business
men were at the train to meet Mm. The
Milwaukee train was delayed because of
a wreck, so that th. Overland Limited, on
which h. left for the west, did not leave
Omaha until about 11:30 a. m., Instead of
8:.
Ths secretsry wss reticent sbout things
political, although he' said he would re
turn to this country by September, when
he will tske an active part In the presi
dential campaign. He said he was going
from Washington to Ban Francisco with
out a stop, but when he returned In Sep
tember be would spend some time In look
ing over th. reclamation projects In the
west and In investigating the conditions
on several of the Indian reservations.
' His official mission to th. Hawaiian
Islands Is said to be to study agricultural
conditions in the Islands, but It Is per-
Only Winners in
Hill Climb Contest
May SOth, on Davenport street,
with regular road gear,; were the
Reading Standard and Merkel.
This gain proves that touts
Fleacher sells the best motor
cycle for the money. His seven
years' experience with motor
cycles enables him to make the
best selections on the market.
The Merkel spring frame is Just
as much easier riding as a
spring wagon Is over a lumber
wagon. Just one ride on the
Merkel Is enough to convince
an experienced rider that the Mar
ket la just the thing for Omaha
streets and country roads.
Why not get the best? It costs
you no more. We have also the
best facilities to do your repairing.
Special aale In IUryclea now
going on. It will Interest you.
Come In tomorrow.
LOUIS FLESHIER
1622 Capitol Avenue
Formerly
SCOFIELD
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15 iO DOUGIAS ST.
FORMEPEV'
n-lfSCOFIED
U IVCLOlXtSGlIfe
ur reaves. Purchase
Worth up (o $15.00,
On Sale Saturday at
66 nnrfSTl
tS aim t&
Mr. J. B. Orkin, our resident Xew York buyer, secured over 500 beautiful waists at
almost his own price, from a leading New York "Waist Manufacturer who was very anx
ious to turn his stock into cash and willing to take a great loss, rather than carry tham
over to another season. All are high grade Waists and made in tho newest styles, of finest '
quality net, in white or ecru and best silks. You will admit that you have never seen euch
great bargains in high grade dress waists as you'll find at this sale. You'll probably
never have a chance like this again. Sale Starts Saturday Morning at 8 O'clock:
WAISTS MADE TO SELL
AT $6.75, $7.50 AND $8.75,
ON SALE AT
3.0
WAISTS MADE TO SELL
AT $10.00, $12.50 AND
$15.00, ON SALE AT
&9B
Over 400 Stylish New Skirts on Sale Saturday at $4,95 and $6,95
SKIRTS MADE TO SELL AT $7.50 $8.75 $10.00 $12.50 $13.75 and$15.00
We have never been able to offer such wonderful values in stylish high grade Skirts.
A very fortunate purchase enables us to hold this extraordinary, sale. There are over
400 to choose from. All are perfectly tailored in a wonderful variety of stylos and made
of best all wool materials. You'll find almost every color and 6ize in thfo great sale
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. ' .
Shorts Made To sell At n Qfp Skirts Made To Sell At
$7.50, $8.75 and $10.00, Sat- f L $12.50, $13.75 and $15.00, ,on
urday, at iiUU Sale Saturday, at
Our Final Clcaranco All Beautiful Tailored
Suits Mow on Salo at Just Half-Prlco.
S25.00
$50.00 TAILORED SUITS, final
Clearance Price
$45.00 TAILORED SUITS, final
Clearance Price
$37.50 TAILORED SUITS, final
Clearance Price
$22.50
$18.75
$35.00 TAILORED SUITS, final Q 1 7 C n
Clearance Price vl.uU
$30.00 TAILORED SUITS, final Q 1 r n n
Clearance Price ,M lusUU
$25.00 TAILORED SUITS, final
Clearance Price . . .
$12.50
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