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An Immense Purchase of the Famous Opera Brand Waists for Women at Regular Prices
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Such a Waist Sale as this was never attempted until now. It was a special cash purchase which
enables us to oiler these perfectly made and perfectly sized waists at less than it cost-to manufacture them.
The "Opera" Brand Waists are known from coast to coast for their high quality. You can buy the 6tun-
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Charming Swiss Waists.
Sheer Lawn Waists.
Fine Lingerie Waistsi
Smart .Linen Waists,
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New designs in Madras,
Dimity, Barred Muslin, col"
ored Madras, Striped Nov
cities All over Embroidery.
All New Style Features 1908. ,
Short or Long Sleeves. Open
Front or Back.
Sale Is Saturday
Have You Seen The Windows?
Six
Great
Special
Groups
$J1.50
worth up to $3
$11.98
worth up to $4
$2'
worth up to $5
worth up to $6
worth up to 7.50
$4
.90
worth up to $10
About
One-Ball
Regular
Prices.
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A SPECIAL SALE OF
Midsummer Hats
650 New York Models
Just Arrived
The very latest hats of the sea
son in all the correct colors
and the newest large and
medium shapes artistically
trimmed with flowers, feath
ers, foliage, etc. the smartest
mid-summer hats that'.
were ever priced so
low -they are act- .
;ually worth to $15':.. .
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Lingerie and Wash Dresses
These are those sheer dainty mull
dresses, lace and embroidery
trimmed very popular lingerie
rr:?': 5.00
, Long Silk Princess Slips
Two ruffles, lace trimmed, of good
heavy Jap silk, easily worth
$7.50, Saturday T QO
special, at e0
Jumper Dresses
Striped gingham and madras
jumper dresses in pink, blue, tan
stripes, embroidered over the
5:.- 6.98
Jacket Wash Suits
Smartly made of the popular
Kehoe and Prince Chap styles of
the ultra swell zebra striped
wash goods, , ... JJg
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New Wash Skirts ,
Including the newest fad in New
York the button skirt made
with rows of large pearl buttons
down the front either pleated
or gored styles
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New Silk and Voile Skirts
Specially designed for summer
wear pleated and gored at
69i-89-8.99J-125J!
2-Piece and Princess Suits
These are new shirt waist suits in
white and colors, percales, lawns,
etc., at $3.98, $2.98 J Jg
Special Combination Cndennislins
Made with corset covers and
drawers in one piece, lace and
ribbon trimmed worth AO
$2,00; special at ZrOC
All these waists are new i
est 1908 styles. J
Many extremely clabo" f
rate, dainty and airy sum- j
mer styles that arc correct J
for every fashionable occa
sion. J
Many hand embroidered f
and real Irish lace trimmed, t
Some baby Irish lace trim J
med. Some have linen j
torchon lace and others fine i
French and German Val !
ace trimming. J
Many in the dantiest of
Swiss embroidered elfects.
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special sale: of samples
Womeiv's-Shoes and Qxfords
In sizes 3, 3Vi, 4 and 44 only, widths AA, A and . ft
B up-to-date tan and black shoes in low or high 1
cut rworth $3 to $5, at, pai;4 ?
The New Arrivals
Low Shoes for Summer
Tan oxfords in buttons, buckle and
' pump tan lace oxfords, black
pumps and ah
Sardo ties Z.)U-vp J
Boys, Misses' and Children's low
summer shoes the kind that wear.
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OPTICAL DEPARTMENT
Special Sab Saturday
"T" prlct ti.
Jf' prte ...
21s
CUngon
reduced
Sbur-Oft. Flt-tlU nd
mountlnts t greatly
price.
EXAMINATION TREE
Card Printing DeiK Et Ared-
Llnt-n Wedding InvlUtlon In old
English are the correct thing. Get
our prices first. ,
Linen Graduation Cards in the
engraver's Old English. CI
worth $1.18. per 100.... UC
BBANDEIS
Special Paint' and Housef urnishing Day at Brandeis
At a great saving in summer necessities for t he house, kitchen and lawn. Basement, Old Store. New entrance leading from sidewalk
Northwest Corner Sixteenth and Douglas St reets. A BRUSH FREE WITH EVERY GALLON OF PAINT.
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Brand Hoiu
raint, Infid
and outside use,
cf. ".!:, ..We
Curiae Faint
all colors, dries
quickly with a
rich gloss, at
?.nt......'35c
Brvndti Br&Ad
superior qual
ity, none better.
.f.m,:..i.30
apolla TVlra
ScrB Znamal,
does -not clog
meshes, 1 C .
per can . . aC
Cloth HanaTsra, extra
heavy, retiring wire
Bath Tub Saata, hard wood?C.
nickel plated banners
Eaiail will
make old and
worn out tubs
look like new.
Mot water will
not affect It,1
rives a pore
lain rin
lnh. can.
25c
llialia
Kaajn 1. w ea t h e r
proof, frosted
silver finish for
radiators, etc,
ready for use.
35c
H a san
itary and rrf-
;ienlc kalso-
mine, -e
pk.... JJC
KapoUo
Pip Souutl
for ill stoves.
radiators, jilpes
and all iron
work,
per can
BtOT Brand! Braaa
Flor Paiat, it
dries hard over
nlaht. s-uaran
teed th best.
at pr 3
auart tV
30c
Maarle wt
Orssra, for
Dollshinc
brass, nickel.
copper, etc.
pr lie
ran
raoAChoppar
tn ajenuin
classic. qe
Liquid Ta-
ar, a sup
erior furni
ture polish.
tla
Sample free
M.
Champhoratad
Tlak,detroys
moths and in
sects,
pks;. .
10e
SOth Oaatury
Wall Papax
Cleaner will
maka your
o 1 d paper
look new.use
It like a
sponge.
ner can.
Camphor
Balis, extra
strength,
per lb. . .
5c
eol Isamtl,
keens lutr
wont rub 'Itt.
Tumttnr
Yaraish. a
high grade
III.. ...I2c
TUa 1.1k
Varnishes
and stains
with one ap-
floors, house i
and porch
furnltur. '
linoleum. In
fact renews
everything-
from cellar
to garret, at
25c
iawn a. . .. w., a large Variety
in styles, sizes and qualities,
prices rrom in ou -k is
down to. . .
per
can.
Samples free
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Sabbat Garden Hose,
So foot sections, all
coupled and ready for
use, per fi
foot c
QalTanlxed Wash Tubs
extra strong, .with
Iron drop itt
handle, at '-'C
OaJvanised
rail, full 11
quart slse. . .
Water
.. 15c
Blaaaiaaka, B new ltog styles
and designs, from I ")e
$7,511 down to
Oaa BVr, -burner cast Iron
rrame. a big special, QS.
regular $!., at...,- JC
Bake Ovens, for gaa.
Cloth ea Wash Baaksts1 " " -
made of Imported walTaaisad Waah SaUara, extra
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whole wil
low, each . .
39c
heavy, full No.
ie. ror.
69c
Croquet Bets, the larg
est assortment In
Omaha, 4 and I balls,
frloes from Q
4 60 down to OfC
unnatai Btretafesr, no
sag, brass pins.
nickel Plated..' .WC
Bfrigr
a tors, i
complete
In
all alsea.
tylaa and
prices,
up from
7.50
SATURDAY
AT SWEETLAND
Ttie New Delicious
MATINEE
Cream Wafers
In maple, mint and winter
green flavors, regular
25c pound at, lb ,
19c
Pure, Freh, Delicious
Vanilla Chocolate Cream a
Satuday only,
pound
15c
SEW HOSPITAL DEDICATED
Methodiits Set Aside Their Tint
Building Near Bemii Park.
"BISHOP WASHES MAKES AD2SES3
Cveat Whlck MtBalata Have
La.d fsmst Ta far rear
Year Practical- Ke
Debt It.
Th new Nebraska Methodist Hospital
and Deaooness home was formally dedi
cated Friday afternoon, the services begin
Ing at t o'clock.
Much et the morning was 4otd to get
ting In retdlnees for the dedication serv
ice. Bishop .Henry W. Warren ft Denver
arrived in On aha Friday moralng and was
a guest at the Paxton. where ha was met
fcy many of the prominent members of th
Omaha clergy and the general commltt
af dedication arrangements.
The near hospital !s oom'Tandlnily lo atel
n an eminence Just beyond Bmls park, at
Thirty-eUth and Cuming streatS. The
hulldinv waa becun four years ago and
will be dedicated free from debt The f Jnds
' liaN-e been raised principally among the
members . of the Methodist Episcopal
churches of Nebraska. One of lha most
liberal donors Is Dr. A. F. Jonas. v
The building la constructed on the most
aclentlflo and modern plau known to hos
pital architecture and la installed Sb
specially designed furniture to meet every
need of a modern hospital. At present the
structure l but a part of which the whole
will be In future yeara. It has been built
with a special vjew to material enlarge
ment with additional wings, whereby out
side light and ventilation may be assured
t" every room.
Old Banding Oat of Date.
The Methodist hospital had occupied tne
old. antiquated building on Twentieth,
near Harney, for something like fifteen
years, and It had long since outgTown its
actual utility for the purpose to which
It was devoted. The building waa originally
a dwelling, and then was bought by Uie
Methodists and converted Into a hospital.
The new hospital might have been In
operation long ago, but for the determina
tion on the part of the builders to go Into
it free of debt of possible. Rev. John J.
McLaughlin, correspondlna; secretary of the
hospital, says the I.W.000 which the build
Ing has coat, will be practically paid, th
only deficit being due to the fact that, as
usual, there is some contraction in pledges
and some donors changed their minds and
decided to contribute toward an endow
ment fund.
Crawd at Kserrlaes.
The dedication program was In charge of
Chartts A. Gosa. chalrmsn of the build
ing committee. The services were held In
the main vestibule, which was crowded
almost to suffocstion with Interested spt-c-tators.
Many were unable to secure even
a "view point," and contented themselves
were charmingly adorned with smllax and
flowers, and on each of the five floors re
freshments of frultsde and wafers were
served tn abundance. The program opened
with a brief address by Chairman Gosa,
who stated that the announcement that
he was to make an address waa prematura
and he entered a plea of not guilty. "If
any one of you have come hare today with
the expectation of hearing me make an ad
dress," said he, "and I Infer that this
large audience haa been Induced to come on
that account, you are at liberty to retire
now to avoid disappointment.-" Pauaing
for a moment or two for such as were
disposed to retire to do so. and aa none
were inclined to do so, the services were
opened with a hymn by the First Methodist
Episcopal church choir under the leadership
of Mr. John Mullen. The Invocation was
delivered by Rev. F. T. Rouse of the First
Congregational church, and the responsive
scripture reading was led by Rev. R. Scott
Hyde of Hanscom Park Methodist Episco
pal church. Following another hymn Rev.
L. H. Shumate. D. D., superintendent of
the Kearney district, led In prayer, after
which Kev. E. H. Jenks of the First Pres
byterian church read the second scripture
Ksaon from Lrfike x 11 26-27.
Addresa.Br Blahest Wtrrts
Rev. William Gorst. D. D.. superintendent
of the Omaha district, made the presents
tion of the building for dedication tn i
short address, following which Bishop
Henry W. Warren of Denver, Colo., deliv.
ered the dedication address.
"There Is not much to say, as this build-
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UPVBTT
Some folks ar immediately relieved by
Pspe'g Diapepsin.
Though it usually takes about five min
utes to overcome Indigestion. Heartburn,
Gas oa Stomach and other upset feelings.
Each tablet digest S0O0 grains of food.
Nothing la left to ferment and sour.
Undigested food makes the gaa that
causes the headache,
Papc's Diapepsin
OR INpiCCSTlON
Oiisdlf-Jtss lYtnaatw. An Dre Slur.
with visiting the building under the chap- , ,. for t.if." .aid Bishoo Warren
ronage of nurses detailed for the purpose f tne main- hospitals are for ministerina
Tito main vestibule and reception rooms! , ,h. hvaipal. Th. human h. i. a
d.-licate instrument, and the human hands
are susceptible to the moat delicate Im
pressions. No man can discern the bound
ary line between Instinct and reason.
Health is as contagious aa disease. Mia
may become diseased without touching any
thing. The human body ia able to take up
sensations both spiritual and physical, as
with the eye. The gratification of th
j physical la akin to the emotional, which la
ot very tar removed rrom the physical.
! The ralnd Is a storehouse of living creatlona
of the past and of the future and of the
gloriea ot God. So with the ear and the
eye. upon which and through which are
photographed imperishably in ths memory.
"There is something In this undefinable
thing called telepathy. We have know of
T tvBU. siry VOU I m,nT lastar.re ner oia person living to
wn TWWH "ITi ' S'tuer lor many years in oappmes nave
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soon followed each other In deatn. it
floes not require the cry of th child to
tell Ita mother when It Is hungry. Man
on the whole Is an intricate and dellcit
telegraphic and telepathic system. Hence
there ar abundant reasons why wa should
take care of our physical bodies. They
possess a commercial value. The buine;s
of the hospital is to care for our bodies,
through means of the best surgical and
medical skill. Surgery and medicine have
eliminated hitherto fatal and seemingly
incurable epidemics. America found
Havaaa a peat house and mad It a health
resort. And So with Manila. Sanitary
aciencs has robbed epidemics of their
terrors. Th greatest mlesionsry agency
of those Island was the government of
the United State. And it waa with
England la India. Disease Is curable
and la certainly preventable. ' Hence hospi
tals were created. Th hospital ia Chr a
tlanity in action. Th Methodist ehurc'.i
haa between twenty and thirty great
hospitals In the United States snd as many
more tn heathen lands."
The remainder of Bishop Warren's al
dress wsa devoted to a eulogy of hospital
work and Ita Christisnislng Influence and
especially complimentary to th splend'd in
stitution this day dedicated.
Elevea Mareee Cradaate.
Folowing Bishop Warren'a addresj th?
graduating class of eleven nuraca was ad
dressed by the bishop briefly. The class
consists of Ada Arner, Jennie Allen, Agnes
Babbitt. Elisabeth Kurts. Bessie Staple
ton, Phyllis Sparhawk. Martha DuBoiae,
May ferns. Bertha O'Banion, Eva
' Rogers and Lydia Jensen. The presenta
tion of diplomas to the class was mide
by Rev. William Gorst.
The doxology and the benediction by
Bishop Warren closed the program.
The visitors were then asked to make
an Inspection of the hospital and avail
themeselves of the refreshments pravlded.
The new hospitsl contains about seventy
five rooms, with accommodations) for lin
patients.
Friday evening from to IS o'clock a
general reception waa held In the hospital
for the publie snd a largo number of
people availed themeselves of the oppor
tunity to visit the splendid new structure.
RATES TO THE CONVENTION
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Railroadi Make Special Fares for Big
Meeting ia Chicago.
LAEGE NUMBERS 00 FE0M HEBE
eeoad Track oa the Laae Cat-Oft la
Laid ss Watrksaea An Lay
las; Ballast Rapidly as
Poaatble.
A riare Attack
of malaria, liver derangement and kidney
trouble ta easily cured by Electric Bitter,
the guaranteed remedy, soc For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Rates to th Chicago republican national
convention were effective Friday and wUI
temaln tn effect for five days. This is
one of the first Instances of reduced ratea
In the western section since the paasaae of
the 2-cent paa-tenger (are bills by the legis
latures two years ago. At that time the
railroads declared that if J cents was to
be the maximum fare it would also be the
minimum fare. The rate to Chicago la flS
for the round trip, or IS cents a mile In
stead of I rents. Indications in sll the local
city ticket offices are fhat large numbers
will avail themselves of the rate.
leees Uat Cat-OSJ Track.
The second track on the Lane cut-off la
now iald and workmen are busy ac fast as
the weather will permit In ballasting both
tracks. Trains are not running over th
new track, but are still detcuring over the
old line via Millard. The heavy fills and
cuts withstood the heavy rains remarkably
well, but there was a little trouble la some
of the smaller cuts and fills, which will be
repaired in a few days. Westbound trains
will be sent over the new route again as
soon as the damage is repaired.
A force of men has keen at work on one
of the big cuts of the Maryvtlle-Topeka
cut-off fcr some time, although general
work oa this line has not- been resumed.
Freight Depot Hears.
The traffic committee ef the Commercial
club has agreed to the proposition of the
railroad coinpaniea in Omaha to keep alC
freight depots for receiving merchandise
for shipment until 4 each afternoon. Th
railroads formerly closed earlier, .with the
exception of the Northwestern and Illinois
Central, which have maintained th 4 S
closing hour because their depot were set
as convenient as thers. Th new North
westers depot and the Improved facilities
fe handling freight at the Illinois Central
depot has made it possible for them to close
with other roads, which extended the time
for the benefit of Omaha shippers,
la I fores Bills af Lad lag.
About a carload of the grain dealers of
Omaha will go to Des Moines July It to
attend a two davs' session of the Iowa
GralD, Dealers aasoclstton. Secretary E.
J. McVann of th Omaha Oram exchange
will read a paper and will lead th dis
cussion on the subject Of uniform bills of
lading. Mr. McVann is chairman snd a
member of a number af committees of
traffic organisations on the uniform bill
of lading and the bwner of a national
reputation because of his Ideas as to what
the bill ahould be. which Is of such Im
portance to shippers snd banking Institu
tions everywhere.
Hallway Nslei isl Pereaaale.
R. W. Foster, the Burlington representa
tive at Portland, was in Omaha Friday.
The Burllna-ton is still rtetrmrlnr its car
from Ashlsnd to Fremont on the Ashland-Sioux
City line, via the Northwestern.
L W. Wakeley. general passenger agent
of the Burlington, still Continues to Im
prove from the effects of his appendicitis
operstlon three weeks ago.
The Northern pacific la still out of com
mission and trains are unahle to get
through, west of Butt and Helena. It I
thought It will take a week yet to repair
the tracks. In the meantime the fast Burl-
Cake S aerate Booklet.
I Thirty-two finest eak recipes sent free
if you send your grocer's name to Xgle
heart Bros., Desk No. fSl. Bvansvtlls, lnd.,
makers of the famous Swan's Down
Prepared cake flour, for fancy cake tak
ing tn the home. In package. Ask your
grocer.
Ington train between Lincoln and Billings
has been canceled and the work la botnaY
done by the local train.
Greatest
Eveat af tkaj
ease
W have purchased Rosenberg aV Co.'S
(one of New Tork City's largest shirt wtiaV
manufacture re) entire stock of high grada
shirt waists which wa will put on aala be
ginnUig Saturday morning at I o'clock. Don't
mlssYhls bargain opportunity. Sea our aa,
pag six- ORKIN BROsV
Aa Opaortaalty.
iTrom this date wa will aell In any quaa
UtK'a St retail from our large stock of
palms, oils, varnishes, stains, brush,
glass a'ud all other goods appertaining t
the line at price hitherto unknown to the
consuming trade. W will guarantee te
aav you ironey on anything wa aell yo.
KENNARD GLASS AND PAINT CO..
Cot. Ulh sad Davenport Sta.
Mil!er,Sf ewarfl & Beaton j
413-41S-41T South Sixteenth St.
Semi' Annua! Clearance Sale of
Furniture, Rugs and Draperies
Begins Monday, June 15th
Bargains in Everything
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