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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1908)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1908. IU SESB3EE3SBSS9 Sals Cptr Host it area. star- A$r H Man s krf nit II In tha I I Fnnn I I ia.eo M Tuesday we will sell a mlg's. samples Dressing Sacques Combing Jackets . Short Kimonos Beautifully and elaborately made of the finest figured silks, mulls and fancy novelty cloths widest variety of colors and elegant patterns ACTUALLY MOUTH UP 1 PA TO $6.50, AT, EACH Ii)U NEW SILK JACKETS Made In the popular Butterfly style, with box back these are new 1908 models and we make a veryf QO special price tJO Walking skirts The separate skirts this season are quite a bit smarter than ever. We mention skirts that we bought In a large lot at a special price, -J all colors and mixtures, well tailored Z ft R and worth up to $8, Thursday .... 'W Summer wash coats Made In the favorite Prince Chap and Pony styles many are white linens, daintily lace trimmed other are very smartly made of white and oolored wash fabrics three great extra Bueciala. $298.$398-$49 Practical summer millinery The new hats at $2.50 Trimmed In up-to-date style, with flowers, wines, auills. ribbons and ornaments; others would auk $5 or 17.50 for these mid summer hats that Brandels sella for... IS THE HASEMEST Trimmed Hats New shapes, new col ors and new trimmings, your choice, at 1 1 , utuvi m 250 col- $1 VaJ laces at 5c and 7Vac In various widths thousands of yards on bargain square. Embroideries and Insertings white and ecru many to match in two C 2 C lots, at . . New shipment of Skirtings, 18-inch embroidered flouncirtgs and corset cover embroideries. On very fine fabrics choice new designs .worth OQ 50c a yard at, yard 4iaC Big sale men's shirts Saturday We bought a manufacturer's samples and surplus stock of fine summer negligee shirts, in the very newest styles and choicest imtterns on sale Saturday. These shirts actuajly worth CAn H C up to $2.03 JUt-l Jt Drug sundry specials Thuf,Jr 20c Duster 10J BOc Hair Brush... 39 2Dc Hair Brush 9 60c Cloth Brush 39 BOc Bath Brush 25 40c Bath Caps.....' 25 10c Shlnola 5 10c Curling Iron 5 Emory Bqards, per dozen... 5 20c Sponges 10 ii ii Be Toilet Paper, 12 rolls . .30 10c Toilet paper, 3 rolls for 24 75c Rubber Gloves 39 75c Fountain Syringes... 39? 75c Hot Water Bottle... 49 7 5c Face Bag J . . . . -40 75c Alcohol Stove 59 2 pkgs. Court Plaster . . . . 5 Watch our Saturday Drug and Toilet Article Sales. They save you money. Hanan's The Ideal Shoe lor Men and Women Of, all the shoemakers In the world today none has excelled the house of Hanan. Shoe progress has been typified In the footwear turned out by these famous mak ers. They are termed the shoe without a hurt and Justly so. The Hanan shoe conforms to the foot as a kid glove conforms to the hand, and' they wear like Iron. We are well stocked with the lat est styles from these famous mak ers and our corps of expert fitters are ready to assist you in selec tions. The prices range: For Women $5.00. $5.50. $6.00 For Men $5.00. $6 00. $7.00 Drexel Slice Co. 1119 Farnao Street cuts will sell your goods strengthen your ad increase your sales make you satisfied. All type and no cuts is bad business. Baker Bros. Engraving Co. Barksr Block. Omaha. "A Stitch in Time Saves Nine" TOXJ will save and insure Tti'K'tX mors happy hours by giving M! "iv? 1 your teeth attention at thin lime, you win savo xno nam- nm Biupn miu iub ui on-t-p mat. i'l 11 decayed teeth cause. You will lUll save real teeth that need not II I 11 be replaced by others. You V VI 1 wU1 "ave & tooth which at this W time requires only a small filling-. Tou will save a quantity of dollars. You will save many pleasant words to tell friends what my operations and prices are like. Your action now will save many nines. Taft's Dental Rooms 1517 DOUGLAS ST. .K51E3. Gold Silver andNltkle Let us repute and repair your old metallc articles. We make them good as new at a small cost. 1898 1220 Harney SL52s HITCHCOCK LAUDS PRESIDENT Democratic Congressman Say Roose velt Acti for the People. TALKS TO REAL ESTATE MEN as Wki Boole of Ills Life Is Tlt tea ire Chapter Will Be ii Conservatloa of Jiat ral Reeoarces. Commending President Itooaevelt In the highest terms for starting the movement for the conservation of natural resources. Congressman Q. M. Hitchcock, In spealng before the Real Estate exchange Wednes day noon, said: ; - "The things President Roosevelt does In defiance of law or congressional order are generally for the Interests of the people." Congressman Hitchcock wss speaking of the president reorganising his commissions Silver Aluminum , Jelly Moulds FREE ( 1 Leaflet la eardk packs X Explaining. 10a. and making new appointments without congressional order and without having the law on his side, when he paid President Roosevelt the compliment of saying that he did things for the Interests of the peo ple regardless of formalities. "I believe that when the final chapter In the history of Theodore Roosevelt Is writ ten," said the democratic representative, "that starting the movement for the con servation of our resources will be the most Important and lasting thing which will be said about the man. All his other reforms and accomplishments are not In the same class other men had those Ideas before him, but the one thing of awakening the American people to the waste going on In the country Is due to the work of President Roosevelt." Growth of Titles. Mr. Hitchcock spoke almost an hour to the real estate dealers, telling them of the growth of the cities of the United States because of organizations of business men ar.d dramatically describing the fight of Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin sgainst the Aldrlch-Vrecland bill on the floor of the senate. "It was remarkable because the senator from Wisconsin made his address and the courageous fight in the face of the opposi tion of the men who have been there a life time, run the senate and think they own It, men like Hale and Allison." Mr. Hitchcock told the real estate dealers thst undoubtedly Aldrlch had an under standing with Vice President Fairbanks before the session that he, Aldrlch. waa to walk to the front of the senate chamber and Fairbanks was to recognise him Just at the opportune time to demand a roll call and arbitrarily prevent any other sen ator speaking after Senator Gore of Okla homa concluded. Potato Bugs Killed by using Pure Paris Green put up In f packages the well known Bherwln-Wlll-ams Co. brand. This will go twice as far killing Potato Bugs aa the bulk kind note our prices: &-DOund package for 10c H -pound package for 18o 1-pound package for S4o e-pouna package lor si.es 10-pound package for IS. 00 special quotations on larger quantities. Sherman & McConncIl Drug Co., Cor. 16th and Dodge. OWL DRUG CO., Oor. 16th and Barney. A Break for Liberty irom stomsch. liver and kidney trouble la made when a tic. box vf rr. King s New Life Pills la bought. For. sale iiv Beatpn Prut Co. 2. ASSOCIATED ADVERTISING CLVBS OF AttERlCA CONVENT ION KANSAS CITY aw Realty Bargains Find thm ovary 49 by watching too a Bonncementa la TBM BEETS Want Ad 04 WHITE IF you USE OB WANT Refers Coal Mlolag Co., Pella. lowo 1 I 0 ID T71TV TPv TTTaimiiiiV Our Mall Order Serrire Is accurate and prompt. We fill order at advertised special prices, while gooda last. Princess Dresses 5.95 Drummers Samples Season's best styles worth $10.00 and $12.50 slightly mussed from handling, Special at There'a quite a large variety of them, white and light colored lawns, very atyllshone piece Princess models, daintily trimmed In many ways. We bought the salesman's samples. They are just a little rumpled from handling The big price reduction more than over balances this slight defect. On sale Thursday 5.95 Tho Weekly Hosiery Sale Every Thursday Women's and Children's Stockings make up , Thursday's Specials. We make these sales Interesting to you by putting out offerings noted for their excellent values. Every farsighted, economical woman owes it to herself to buy hosiery at Bennett's on Thursday. Here's the reason: Women's imported lisle Hose, all over lace, lace boot and . y Cn fancy lisle, 60c value. . . . DG Child ren'a fine rib cotton hose, for boys or girls, 17c value, f "JX ,. a-2 17c Women's fast black seamless Hose, double sole, also ribbed in top, 17c values ...1UC Women's fancy lisle Hose, also Im ported split foot, Q 35c values , 1C pair Children's Imported Full Fashioned Hose, for boys and girls, 25c value, pair " Men's Hats 1.19 Men's Black Stiff Hats In newest blocks, just a small lot about a hundred or so. Kvery one right In nil nnlnr TVa hnv. Quality, style and color. been setting $3.00 for this line; sizes t to T; Thursday, choice We have 1.19 Men's Sox 25c 60c quality mind you. Fine llslea In plain black and fancy effects, just the kind fastidious fellows are looking for to wear with low cut " shoes, bought fifty dozen, f on sale Thursday at Half jg regular 60c, cut to Two Ribbon Specials 5piww saving Opportunities Thursday Here . You Find The Best Bargains. ' TNS RELIABLE STORK . It's Here That Assortment! Are Most , . Complete. 35c Laces 7c 10c 250 pieces beautiful all silk fancy ribbon, pretty stripes, full five Inches wide, every yard a 35c quality, excellent for millinery purposes. eA Vv 1 A yard for Btrictly all pure silk plain Taffeta Ribbons 11 UJLk five inches wide. No store ever sells like quality II O for less than 25c; have them in white, pink, light blue, brown, navy, red, black, etc. Visitors To Baking Demonstration Delighted With the Interesting and Instructive heart-to-hsart talks on the "Uni versal Bread Maker." Let everybody come and get a booklet of reoelpes and one of tho delicious little loaves, aa a souvenir. Ton will never believe how easily the "Universal" operates or bow nicely It cleans up until yon see It demonstrated, either at the store or In roar own kitchen. I BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY Coffee Roasted In Department Bennett's Extra Coffee, pound ,.80o And 20 Green Bennett's Challenge Coffee, pound 18c And 10 Oreen Tea Sittings, pound , 16c And 20 Green Gem Milk, two large Cans SOo And 10 Green Bennett's Capitol Cocoa, V4-lb. tin B4o And 6 Green Hartley's Marmalade, Jar SOo And 10 Green Cooking Raisins, large, pound 19Hc And 20 Green Bennett's Capltot Sweet Wrinkled Peas, 2 cans..96o And 20 Green Gibson's Soap' Powder, 4-lb. pkg 8 So And 10 Green 98c Bottle Uueerc, Olives for Nine Bars Dlamonl C Boap for Batavla Corn Starch, three packages 94c And 10 Green Batavla Gloss Starch, 6-lb. box 46o And 20 Green Maryland Cove Oysters, large can 80o And 10 Green Ellen Sardines, two cans Sue And 10 Green Delatour's Ginger Ale, two bottles ...U6o Apd 10 Green 6 no Bottle Queen Olives for Oyster Shells for Chickens, pound Bone Meal for Chickens, pound Chicken Feed pound Oatmeal Crackers, package 10c And 10 Green Alien s Brown Bread lour, package loo Ana io ureen Stamps. Stamps. Stamps. Stamps. Stamps. Stamps. Stamps. Stamps. Stamps. 7So 960 Stamps Stamps. Stamps. Stampa. Stamps. 30o lo Stamps. Stamps. McKinley Club Train TO THE CHICAGO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION VIA THE NORTHWESTERN LINE From Union Station, Omaha, 6:30 P. M. Monday, June 15th. Standard and Tourist Sleepers, Chair Car and Diner. REDUCED RATES SPECIAL PRIVILEGES ALL, INVITED For full information call on or write any of the general committee: Isidor Ziegler, Pres.; Dr. H. A. Foster, Chas. N E. Foster, H. P. Leavitt, Frank Craw ford,, E. C. Hodder, Chas. McDonald, H. B. Zimman and B. F. Thomas. H. S. BYRNE, - - Secretary Kan time Electric fans for the season of 1908 are better and more simple than ever, they are on sale by the Central Electric Co., Nebraska Electric Co., Western Electric Co., Wolfe Electric Co., Standard Electric Co., Omaha Electrical Works, Edward C. Bennett Co., and many others. See us regarding the cost of running fans. OMAHA ELECTRIC LIGHT AfID POWER COMPANY I'hon Doug 1062. Ind. A 1278. V. M. C. A. KMg. DR. BRADBURY, Dentist 1506 Farnaxu. Extracting... 23c a p. Crowes.... iJM up. Plate 2.00 up. Bridge Work a.BO up. Porcelain. Filling HP from... i,. CUM 17 Year bime Office, l'hone, Douglas 1756 Alveolar Dentistry a specialty. Looso tetb mad aolld. Nerves removed without pain. Work guaranteed tea year. GKEATI On Safe Thursday Yard Our buyer socurrd at a wonderful bargain for cash, the majority of their atock of fine Lacea from Lock & Alther. New York, who were retlr Ing from business. We aecured the goodR at our own price and Thura day will offer our cuatomera all the Fine Trimming I.aors and lnarrtlngs, worth from 15c to S5c yd., at 7 t 75c Embroideries On Sale Thursday Fine Swiea and Nainsook Flounclnga worth BOc to 75c; Dainty 8wlss and Nainsook Edges worth 3oc; a splen did line of Swiss Cambric and Naln aook; matched seta and a beautiful line of Allover Embroideries, S5o values; all at one price ( Thursday, per yard IDC vST EMBROIDERY AXD LACE IIARGAIN8 EVER OFFERED. Muslin Underwear Day Thursday The greatest Undermuslin Bargains of the entire season. Several great sample lines at less than cost to manufacture. IX THE DOMESTIC ROOM. Skirt and Gowns Values to $3.50, on sale ' at, choice 98 Gowns and Skirts Regular values up to $1.50, on sale at, choice 50 Drawers and Corset Covers Daintily trim- nied, values to $1.00, at 25 Combination Suit Worth to $3.00,Corset Covers and Skirt or Corset Cover and Draw. ers, great bargains 9g and $1.50 Children's Muslin Drawers Tucked embroid ery and lace trimmed, values to 39c, In four t 10 12 W 15 nl 25 IX MAIX DEPARTMENT. LndleV Skirts Values to $5.00, elaborately trimmed, on sale at ..$1.50 and $1.08 Gowns Of finest materials, greatest values ever offered, at, choice $1.50 HOUR SPECIALS 8 Till 0 A. M. Gowns, Corset Covers and Drawers, worth to $1.00, at, choice... 25 a Tin 0 To 10 A. M. Silk Lisle Gloves, 16-button length, in black, white or greys, $100 values, at.. 20 10 Till 11 A. M. Corset Covers and Drawers, worth to 50c at 15 11 A. M. Till 12 M. Ladles' and children's Hose, blacks, tans and fancies, up to 25c values, at 5c and 10 8 P. M. Men Madras Dress Shirts, values to $1.00, on sale, at 25 From 8 Till 4 P. ML Ladles' Gauze Vests, taped neck and arms, 15c values, all sizes, at.,.. 5 4 Till 5 P. M. Ladiea' Skirts, worth to $3.60, elegantly trim med, long and full, the best values ever shown, choice, at $.150 Thursday's Special Silk Bargains Always attract the crowds to Hayden's. That assortments and values are superior are attested by the thousands of silk buyers in Omaha and vicinity. Just what we advertise we sell and everything sold Is Just as represented. Thursday Us 27-inch Seso Silks, the beautiful new weave for summer waists and gowns, Taffetas, Louislenes, Novel ties, plain rough Pongees, Etc. All those beautiful Silks displayed in our wlndowB and many others to 69c yard values, at one price, yard 29c Extra Specials In Our Thursday Famous Domestic Room. FROM 0 TO 10 A. M. 1 case of Edward's fine bleached Muslin, soft finlahed, 90c values, 10 yards limit, yard.. 5 FROM 2 TO 8 P. M. 1 case of 8c unbleached Muslin, 10 yard limit, at, yard....4V4 lie Apron Check3 at 3 7 V4c Calicoes. . .2c 10c Batiste 3C 124c Side Bands 5 15c Batiste 7V 18c High Grade Wash Goods IO 25c White Goods 10 15c White Goods at 7tt 12 c White Goods 6 39c Merceried Damaak, at 12 V4 12 c Sllkollne from the bolt 5 32-lnch Scotch Cloth at 7 19c Towels 10 15c Towels . . . .7H 12 He Towels . .Gft 10c Towels 5 6o WaBh Cloths... li $1.00 Curtains. .-59? 75c Curtains . . -39c 16c Curtain Swiss 5 12 He Dotted Swiss 5c PINEAPPLES! PINEAPPLES! PINEAPPLES! This will be the last week to get this delicious fruit for canning. Thursday we will still continue to sell them at EACH 5 7 8H 10 12H PER DOZEX 47),c, 80c, 90c, fl.OO, 1.25 DON'T DELAY, BUY NOW. Fresh Vegetables for Thursday. 3 bunches fresh Turnips 5c 8 bunches froesh Onions 6c Fresh Cabbage, per pound 2o 8 bunches fresh Radishes 5c New Potatoes, per peck 2Ro Fresh Spinach, per peck be Fresh Wax or Green Beans per 3 large Cucumbers for 5c pound 7 He 3 heads fresh Lettuce Sc Fresh Peas, per quart. ...... 7 He Get a brick of the famous Waterloo Pure Ice Cream, for. ......... 5 FREE, FREE, FREE A nice Ice cold drink of Wild Cherry Phosphate or Root Beer. In Basement Grocery Department. M HMDENS' US Summer Excursion Rstes via ILLINOIS CENTRAL TICKETS ON SALE DAILY Buffalo, X. Y $31.00 Quebec, Que $39.00 Niagara Falls, N. Y, $31.00 Toronto, Ont $28.60 Ottawa, Ont ...$35.00 Boston, Mass $40.35 Montreal, P. Q $35.00 Chautauqua, N. Y.. . . .$31.00 Maokinac Island, Meh. $31.80 Petosky, Mich $29.85 Pittsburg, Pa $37.15 Portland, Me $42.35 Tickets on sale to inany other points in the east and northeast. Limit thirty days from date of sale. Certain stop-overs allowed. SUMMER TOURIST TICKETS on sale daily with long limits to many points in Michigan, Canadian North east and New England States. For rates, routes and detailed information call at City Ticket Office, 1402 Farnam St., or write SAMUEL NORTH, District Passenger Agent Omaha, Nfct. The Graduates oufrht ha remembered Our store Is full of beau tiful thing suitable fur eraduatlns sifts watches, brooches, stick pins, rings, fountain ins, etc. Xvook for the name S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler 1610 DOICULS STREET !