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tas store wui Be Closed M Day Saturday, July th
And for the accommodation of our customers have decided to remain open Friday evening, July 3d, until 9 P. M. Offering special
values that will make of this the greatest bargain Friday in the history of our store.
T17E OMAHA DAILY ISE!: F1UPAY, JULY
TH2 RELIABLE STORE
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Beginning July 6th this
Store will close at 5 P. M.
Except Saturday.
Ribbons
"We carry the greatest line of staple
and fancy ribbons in Omaha and will
clean up stock in two lots Friday:
All odd bolts and part belts, m7i
Values to 25c a yard I 2C
All odd bolts and part bolts,
values to 50c yard
15c
ladies9 $1.50 Long Silk Gloves
Friday 25c
In Omaha's busiest glove department, beginning at 10 a. m.
Friday, will be offered, without exception, the most wonderful silk
glove bargains ever known in the history of Omaha merchandising.
Long Pure Silk Gloves, black or white, wih double finger tips, all
sizes, 5V! to 8, manufactured to sell at $1.00, ) jr
choice JLjQ
Short Silk and Lisle Gloves, worth 50c, all colors and sizes, with
two pearl clasps, many Kayser (i loves in the lot, A Pr
at choice IDC
We are direct importer and wholesalers ot silk gloves, supplying many
of the retail stores, and are In a position to offer the best qualities at lowest
jirlces.
FLAGS
; ktock of nags Tridaj, at ltss than
manufacturers' coat i
Slags worth - f, Ol p Kn
, up to l(o at -t--' 2Vy JKj
v I foot Flags, fast colors.
6 foot Flags, fast colors, Trrf
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S foot Flags, fast colors, (j J QQ
1 1 Crreateat Flat; Bargains Itw,
Values up to 59c,
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Just another of Hayden's
great bargain sales. Enough
said. Come early and profit.
Big Sale of Men's Furnishings
We are showing the greatest line of Men's High Class
Dres3 and Negligee Shirts in Omaha at less than other mer
chants' prices, quality for quality. See them.
Soft Rummer Shirts, worth to $3.50.
mohairs, silk and linens, etc., stylish
and comfortable, on sale In three lots
at 9S-$ 1.50-$ 1.08
Men's Combination Suits, worth to $3. bit
long or slrort sleeved, plain or fancy
colors, in silks, llslea. plain ltsles, maco
cotton, etc., special price. Friday
at 98$1.50
Men's Sample Hose, values to 60c, ele
gant assortment, worth fully double
Friday's sale prices
at 10M2KtM9-25
Men's Suspenders, values to $1.00, In
three lots, at 25-39&50t
Special bargains In high grade neckwear.
Clothing Bargains
Just before the 4th, just
when you want them we of
fer great lines of Men's and
Boys' High Class Summer
Suits at Wonderful Bargain
Prices.
Men's Suits, worth to $15,
at.. $7.50 and $10.00
Men's Suits, worth to $25,
at. $12.50 and $15.00
Fine hand tailored gar
ments, including many of
our regular lines of the cel
ebrated JJart, Schaffner &
Marx, and other guaranteed
makes.
Men's Pants, worth up to
$3.50, at $1.75
All sizes 31 to 42 waist,
all colors and patterns,
dress or outing styles, great
est snap ever.
5.00 Boys' Knee Faata Suits
$2. SO Very newest styles,
splendid all wool fabrics, in an
immenso assortment of colors
and patterns. Matchless values.
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Magnfffcen Bargains Summer Suits and Dresses
The greatest July Bargains in dainty Summer wear ever oiv
fered in Omaha, It's owing to the splendid efforts of our New
York resident buyer that such remarkable values can b offered.
All the credit and praise is due him.
For the 4th wear a suit cool, comfortable, dainty and stylish at less than manufacturers cost.
200 Dainty Wash Suits, made to sell
at $2.50, pretty polkadot effects
choice of the lot 95c
500 Wash Suits in the popular Prince
Chap style, splendid assortment of
nobby designs, worth to $7.50
choice $2.95
$3,00 White Wash Skirts $1.49
$3.00 and $4.00 White Linen Jackets,
nobby, new styles, at $1.95
Stylish Summer Waists less than-half.
Table 1 Lawn Waists, worth regu
larly $1.50, at, choice 69c
Table 2 Waists worth regularly $2.00
and $2.50, choice 4)5c
Table 3 Waists worth regularly $3.00
and $4.00, choice $1.50 and $1.95
225 Beautiful Lingerie Dresses, also
Lawns and Linens, jumper and other
popular styles, all colors, lace and in
sertion trimmed, values to $8.00,
choice..., $3.95
Fine Lingerie Dresses, made to sell to
$15.00, great variety, elegant designs,
on sale in 2 lots. .$4.95 and $7.50
Handsome Silk Suits and Dresses,
made of Simond's best taffetas, in
beautiful new styles, all colors, $25.00
and $30.00 values, choice. . .$12.75
Manufacturer's Stock Children's Wash Dresses Ginghams, Linens, Lawns, Dimities, etc., every
imaginable new 6tyle and all colors on sale in four lots:
Dresses worth to $1.50 at 49c I Dresses worth to $3.00 at 9Sc
Dresses worth to $2.q0 at 69c Dresses worth to $5.00 at $1 95
ALL MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION
Fourth of July Speciah
2 Be Embroidered Collars.
15c pure linen Handkerchiefs.
$1.00 Elastic Belts
60c Elastic Belts
20c Hair Brushes
12H
25c
7H
Z5c Ruchtngs, per yard 15
$1.00 new Back rjotfbf 50fc
50c new Back Combs 25c
10c fine Cambric Handkerchiefs 5
50c fancy Veilings, yd........ 25c
Buy Your Groceries Now for the tth
W will ba cload mil da. ta calshrst.
anility.
xna Dan para etna Qranulatad Sufaj at less th&n jobbers' coat.
rreah foods, lowest prices and bJfheat
ine dbbi domestic Maccaront, pkR . .S'.jo
Bromangelon. Jellycon or JWl-O. pkg., 7ViIo
Oil or Mustard Sardines, pr can 4o
Worcester Haure, pure Tomato Catsup, or
assorted Pickles, per bottle 8,0
Walker's Chilli Con Carnl, per can, 7Vis,
130 and 19o
1-lb. cans Assorted 8oup 7Vo
Red Hot Pickle for cold meats, bottle, 7o
Herring and tomato sauce, per can... 19o
Mackerel and tomato aause, per can, 13Ho
Fresh Herrlna;, per can So
Condensed Cream, per can 7Ho
The best Soda Crackers, per lb So
The best crisp Pretzels, per lb 60
The best crisp Ginger Snaps, per lb 60
Fancy crisp Potato Chips, per lb 8O0
Fancy cookies, regular 12 4c and 15c sell
ers, tier lb loo
Pure Fruit Preserves, per bottle. .. .8Vo
Any kind Corn Flakes you want, pkg., 80
Quaker Oats Company Toasted Wheat
Flakes, pkg 60
Tall cans fancy blood red Salmon 16o
Largo Cooking Kalslns, per lb. 7VC
BUTTZa AID CHEESE TOB Til 4TH
Choice Dairy Itutter, per lb 19o
Fancy Dairy Butter, per lb 31o
Fancy Country Butter, per lu 83o
Fancy Full Cream Cheese, per lb 15o
Neufchatcl Cheese, each 3o
Sap Sago Cheese, each 70
imons, X.EXOITS, lemoits
For the Fourth.
Large Juicy Lemons, per dozen 16o
FRESH VEGETABLES
Tor the 4th and 6th.
Buy your vegetables Friday for Satur
day and Sunday.
5 bunches fresh Radishes for So
6 bunches fresh Unions for So
2 bunnies fresh Asparagas for 60
3 bunches fresh Keels for fro
3 bunches fresh Carrots for 60
rn-nn jurnips, per pound So
rresh Cabbage, per pound.
rresh Marrowfat Peas, per quart..
Freh Wax or Ureen Beans, lb
Large Cauliflower, each
Fresh Lettuce, per head
Fresh Peanuta. per quart
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, per lb
80
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TRY HAY DENS FIRST
Thomas Hammocks
THE KJXD YOU CANNOT BREAK
PRICES $1.50 UP.
We have the Bale fn Otaaha.' Ask
to see them.
Pole selling agents for the Sloa City
Traces In Omaha.
A Few Snaps in
Crockery for the klh
Dinner Plates, each
Pie Plates, each 2t
Sauce Dishes, each j
Cups, each
Saucers, each
Water Glasses, each g
Colonial Water Glasses, 3 for 10?
Or per dozen 35
Handle Sherbets, 6 for 20
2-quart Stone Pitchers, each.. JO
1-quart Glass Fruit Dish. each.. 54k
Big Shoe Sale Friday
Get ready for the Fourth. Buy shoes for the Fourth and then buy
more shoes for the Fourth, for. like Xnias it only conu-s once a year.
Men's tan shoes, in Russia calf and chocolate vltl kid, also black ox
fords and shors, worth up to $4.00 n pair "l.fS
Women's tnn and black Oxfords, lu turn. Goodyear welt andMrkay
sewed soles, worth up to $3.50 a pair, n Mr np 81. OS
Women's chocolate viol kid, 3-hole ribbon tie In new Queen Quality
oxford. Just in $2. ISO
MIrkps' and children's barefoot Sandals, in all sizes and quall'tlea.
up from 5(
Shlnoln Outfit, complete, with polish 15f
Nova, the white cleaner, 10c size k5
Misses', and child's chocolate vki kid Gibson ties, regular $l.B0 and
iM;?3 r?u",y i-r- 31.25 and St. OO
Little Gents and and Boys satin calf and tan blurheis. worth up to
1"6' 91.19 and OS
Grover shoes and oxfords are made for tender feet. We carry 30 dll
ferent styles.
Agents for the Stetson and Crossett shoes for men and the Queen
Quality shoes for women.
Ladies' Underwear and Hosiery
Comparison will prove the great superiority of these
magnificent special values.
uauiea 1 nion nuit., worm $1.50, pure
lisle, silk taped, regular and extra slies,
on sale at, garment 75
Ladles' Union Suits, two rousing bargains,
Friday, at.... 30-50
Ladles' Knit Vests, low neck and sleeve
less snap at 3 for 23
Ladles' Knit Pants, lace trimmed or with
tight knee, worth to 39c, at 25-10
Ladies' Sample Skirts, elegantly trimmed
with deep embroidery and lace flounce
actually worth to $6.00, in threw lots Frl-
dy. ossi.sasi.os
Gowns, worth to $2.00, cut very long and
full, big assortment for selections, beauti
fully trimmed, choice 50?-75 08
Corset Covers and Drawers, worth regu
larly to 75c, in two lots at 2Ta-!in
75c Lisle Hose, plain gauze embroidered or lace effects, all colors, at,
Pa'r 1025
83c and 50c Lislo Hose Importer's samples, plain embroidered fancies,
lace, in two lots, at 10-25? Jl
10c fancy Hose, black and tans, at 124 T
nuuren s nose, line, meaium or neavy riDDea special values t riaay,
l. Plr 10-12H
Ladies' Wayne Knit Hose Children's Pony Hose.
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Corsetsl
Corsets!
Corsets
No modiste, however artistic, can prodnce the proper aud stylish
effects in the gowning unless the figure is properly corseted. You will
find Just the model to suit your figure here. Let our corset expert
fit you.
See the new models in W. B. Reduso and Warner's rust-proof corsets,
nothing more complete could be imagined prices up from..S1.00
H. & H. Pneumatic Bust Forms nature's only rivals $1.50-352.00
Ruffled Shirt Waist Blouses, foulards, Swiss, embroideries, lace and
ribbon trimmed, prices 25 t0 $1.00
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summer Millinery Greatly Underpriced
;r.:f..po.pu.,a: .$3.98 to $10
A choice new line of the popular
all white
$3.00 TRIMMED HATS IN THREE GREAT LOTS
$4.00 tff A I $6.00 tf4 QO I $8.00
values. .tP I 11 I values .J'"70 valuea
Children's Milan Braid Hats Ribbon trimmed
values to $2.00, choice Friday
$2.98
...98c
Real Live Hardware Bargains Only For One
Day, Friday
Largest size, beat willow Clothes Baak-
wxn nmur, worm eajh
a snap
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ti.,.. .... '."'v .otu
rn7i . K''l!"'7 "aier falls, for 100
600 enameled Water Palla, worth 50c.
only tsc
25 Picnic Plates, on sals' for! lOo
2Gc padded Shirt Waist Board lOo
If you want the beat Parlor Broom
made, worth 46o, buy it tomorrow 86a
Oood union made Brooms, nnlv. 11U
-quart gray enameled Sauce Pans. lOo
tomorrow
75o Alcohol Stoves, Glagan's, the best
made &5o
25c Alcohol Stoves, on sale for lOo
BOMETHIWO RIW OK BAX.B
Pure aluminum ware. We bought
500 pieces for this sale. Tou will never
fet a chance like thla again,
-quart Preserving Kettle or Sauce
Pan, worth 12.00, on this saie....S9o
-quart sixes, only 6o
No. O heavy galvanized Wash Tub. 33o
8-quart white lined enameled Preserv
ing Kettle SSo
6-quart white lined enameled Preserv
ing Kettle aso
1-pound cotton Mops, worth 25o and
15c, polished handle mop sticks, to
morrow 190
Extra Kaavy Borasa Doors 8o
Special sale on Paints. Refrigera
tors, Uasollne Stoves, Oaa Plates, Lawn
Mowers and Hose. If you need any of
these, get our prices Friday.
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I im aimm "" " I n in mil u .
democrats Offered Free Passage to
Denver for "Governor" Boom.
TIMS GET NEXT TO THE BARREL
inch Is the Storr Peddled by Jacks,
Mho Oaet More. Have Their
Feellnaa Hart by the
Wanted Someone to keep the democratic
Hag of truce flying.
Aaln there is a lore opot on the Jacks,
placed there by the Jim. Once more the
Jacks accuae the Jlme. their fellow demo
crats, of unfairness. For tho second time
the Jacks charge the Jims with dipping
into the common funds of the whole party
to further their own Individual alms.
The report comes from Ik nver that Mayor
"Jim" Is seeking to make arrangements
whereby the national commute or some
other power will pay the cost of running
the Jim special train to the convention city
next Monday. The report u that the
mayor' puts it up to his fellow "big"
democrats gathered in Denver thai, the Jims
are the favored ones In the eyes of Bryan
and that If the Jims go to the convention
with a train loaded down to the guards
with loyal boosters It wtll be exceedingly
gratifying to the elated standard bearer.
Local Jacks say the real reason why Jim
wants a big train to Denver Is not so much
to boost for Bryan at Is It to boost for
Jim for governor. And this Is where the
shoe pinches, for the Jacks naturally are
not favorable to the candidacy of the mayor
for gubernatorial honors.
Several Offered Expenses.
In support of their charge the Jacks as
sert that several Omaha democrats have
been offered expense money If they will go
to Denver and go on the Jim train. One of
these is J. J. Muhoney, clerk of the police
court.
"Yea, I was told that If I would go on the
Dahlman special It would not cost me.
anything," says Mr. Mahoney. "They told
me that they needed someone to look after
things on the train, you know, and would
take mo along freo If I would go. I under
stand that George Holmes was also offered
free, transportation to Denver on the spe
cial, the same reason being given hl:n."
E. E. Howell, member of the Jim ar
rangement committee, has been given tho
crd t of cng n -oilng t ie free transportation,
but ' he says he knows nothing about It
and doubts the .tssertlon that expense
money Is being offered.
"I wish It were ro, though,"
Howell, "but 1 know the local
no money for anything of the
would be fine If the expenses
paid as that would mean a whooper of a
train, but we will ht.ve a good sized train
nevertheless, even if every man on It
has to buy his own ticket."
says Mr.
club has
kind. It
could be
Opposed to Hop Duty.
LONDON', July 2. It was said In the
lobhli-a of the House of Commons that th.
commlttee appointed to consider possible
means of rehabilitation of the British hop
industry Is opposed, by an overwhelming
life
are not made up from chemical poisons.
PARK BOARD ON WATER BILLS
Will Refer Them to Water Board,
(aya Cornish, Who Thinks Conn
cll Misunderstood.
Bel evlng that the city council and the
city attorney misunderstood the motive of
the I ark board In referring the bills of the
Omaha Water company to them the park
commissioners will send the bills to the
Omaha Water board for perusal beforo
paying them as Instructed by the council
on the ad v loo of the city attorney.
"From the nature of the ncilon of the
council I believe It misunderstood the mo
tive of referring the bills to It for consid
eration," says E. J. Cornish cf the Park
board. "We did not ask the council If the
Park board should pay the bills out of its
funds, but what we wanted to know was
whether we should pay them at all or not.
Of course. If the bills are to be paid they
will be paid by the Park board and oat
cf the park funds. The council, however,
notified us to ray the bills out of our funds
and while the city attorney says that the
bills, in li s opinion, are legitimate, the fart
of the litigation at present pending Is lest
sight of.
"We do not wish to get into any trouble
or lawsuit. We have always ben on
ftlendly terms with the Omaha Water ora
puny and hope to continue so. But we re
ferred these r.ills to the council and pur
pose n-feirtng them now to the Wat--r
bojrd for the reason that we do not wish
to Jeopardize tho city In any way In any
action which we might take."
The wuter company presented bills to the
1 ark commissioners a month ago for watir
furnished since January 1, to Rlver-
view and Kountse l-arks. Jefferson square
and the paj-ktng on Cap tol avenue. The
bills aggregate 13.600. Along with the bills
was the notice from the wat-r company
that if they were not paid by July 1 water
would Le turned off the parks on that date.
Mr. Cornish says that the water has not
been turntd off and inasmuch as tie bjard
has evinced no determination to refuse pay
mint and la merely locking up the matter
pend ng a decision rtgarding the d sposaU
of the accounts he dees not believe the
ccmrany will turn off the water until a
decision has been rt ached.
MEN RUSH TO SEE THAT GOWN
Yes They Do ! What About the Woman
Wearing: Itt
ONE PEEP THROUGH IRON BARS
Morbid Crowds mt Brandela Store Pack
Elevators to View Shapely Leg;
of Woman Clad la
Sheath Dreaa.
Only the quick wit and determined cf 'oris
cf an elevator boy saved the young woman
wiarlng the d rectolre or siieath gown a:
the store of J. L. Prandels & Sons from
being trampled by a crowd of men who
went to the store Wednesday to res the
"new clothes" and all they could of the
graceful wearer.
The evening gown was worn on the sec
ond floor In the millinery and suit depart'
ment. Two elevators led ta this floor and
they have cruel, prison-loeklng iron doori
with strong bars. It was the bars on the
doors and the firm elevator conductor who
reiug'd to open the doors, which saved the
woman from the mob.
"Going up." shouted the boy when he
opened the door on the basement floor.
The eevator was promptly filled. When
the first floor lyas reached the crowd al
tnit swamped the elevator and there was
no danger of It exceeding tha apeed ordi
nances as It lifted several dozen men to
the eei-ond floor where the beautiful blonde
won.un was wearing the gown.
Only a Peep Alowed.
liut only a, le.p through the bars was al
lowed the curious men. The elevator toy
was firm. He would not oin the gate.
The woman, like a frightened bird in a
"gilded rage," walktd slowly back and
forth Lefore the elevator. Only an Instant
was allowed for each elevator or sight
seeing car. which like one of the grant as
phalt ships jaosed on almost before the
patenters could Bee the sights.
One elevator after another went up loaded
with men. but every time they caine
down with a look of disappointment on
their faces and one er'tae attempted to
ascend the stairway to the second floor, i
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but had difficulty In making their way
through the crowd of men and women on
the stairs.
"She's a queen, anyway," said one of the
passengers, who saw the woman through
the bars. "It's all right, the silks and
satins, tho lavender hosiery, the breeks
and stuff are well worth the trip. Bho's
a fine lookln' lassock, with mutch foxy
clothes and fit for any dulnhewassel to
look upon."
Others made no remark at all, but left
the store sll.ntly, as though they had spent
a whole evening In the bald-headed row
watching Klchard Carle and listening to
such queer questions as "It a yalchsky
Is a half slater to schoonerovltch. what
relation Is a catboat to a pousse cafe?"
"It ain't a woman at all. It's a wooden
dummy," aaid a newsboy wedged In be
tween two fat gentlemen who carried walk
ing stic ks. Both called his bet at once and
declared it was a real woman, as no
wooden figure could have such "lines."
'Uatchar two street car transfers It's
wooden," piped the boy, "pulling a long
splinter from Ms blouse. "Here's a splinter
from one of them posts that's got the
lavender atockln's on."
Disgusted and terrified the heavyweights
left the store and were aeen to cut diagon
ally across the atre.t and lose themselves
in the crowd.
But It waa a real woman, for she walked
before the bars for many cages of men
and plans to do so again Friday evening if
the company will ctrtngthen the tars on
the doors of the elevator cages.
Injured In a Klre
or bruised by a fall, apply Bucklen a Ar
nica Salve Cures burns, wounds, sores, tc
xeina, piles. Guaranteed. 25c. For aale by
Beaton Drug company.
Peary a Boat to Oyatrr Bay.
OYSTFIIt HAV. N. T. July t-prealdenl
Roosevelt will visit Commodore Peary's
arcm exploring ateamer Kooaeveit on Mon
day afternoon if the plans of Hie Veary
Arctic club are ruccesaful. It la the inten
tion of u club to have the KooeeveU run
Into Oyster Bay on Its way from New
J ork to the north pole and salute he
president.
COIN POURS INTO OMAHA
.Money Order Cash la Diverted to Local
Posloirtee In l.nrtit Volume
by New Decree.
Ptreams of money aro now flowing Into
the Onriha poUoffiet; under a new rule of
the postmaster ceneral, which provides
that thi linn r.ior.ry order cash from all
poRtnffi.es in NYbrarka thall be sent from
Omaha Heretofore only the fourth rlat
postoiftccs have reported to this offire.
Hereafter t!ie rural carriers will be puld
with drafts on the assistant treasurer at
Chicago instead of by the checks of the
postmaster at Oir.aha. The f.rst shipment
from tlie sute of funds was received
Thursday morning and the remittances
were Urge.
V se Be want ada to kvoat jrottf austnaas.
