Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 31, 1908, Page 10, Image 10

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    TTTK OMATTA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1903.
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FRIDAY IS REMNANT
I Store Open Until 5 P. M. Daily SaturiUji Until 10 P. M. i
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And the last day of our great Pre-Inventory Clearance.
Only
a few'dl the many great bargains can be here mentioned.
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Bargains Never Equaled Before
REMNAH
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GREATEST CLEARING SALE
EVER HELD IN THE WEST
HERE ARE FRIDAY'S EXTRA SPECIALS:
Thousands have admired them in the window. Net top, Point
de Paris, heavy novelty Filet laces, chantilly, Guipuire and
mercerized laces, also elegant insertions, bands, galloons, etc.,
many to match, white cream and ecru up to 6 inches wide,
worth up 1 i g on three
to 30 cents jrh T B O Blip bargain
a yard A) Vj lXJfs squarea
EMBROIDERIES at 10c Yd
15 and 18 inch fine cambric and nainsook flouncings and
corset cover embroideries, also wide edges, a new g
shipment of all choice new designs, actually worth IS H B
up to 20c yard, at per yard.
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15c VAL LACES AND INSERTIONS AT 5c YARD
Fine French, German and filet val laces and insertions,
pretty new designs, many to match, worth up to C
15c yard, at per yard ' ' JC
Big Special Clearing Sale in Our Basement
INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S BONNETS AND CAPS
Baby caps daintily trimmed with embroidery and
lace, tucked mull bonnets, etc., worth up to $1.00,
in basement, each
15c
BRANDEIS
SILEC REMNANTS
FROM THE CLEARING SALE
A lot of plain colored taffetas, Louisines, etc., in a
fair assortment of colors, worth 50c, at yard
silks, etc., actually worth to 75c yard, all go at yard.
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75c PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS AT 29 CENTS
All the odd lines of fancy silk suitings, rough weave Ck
FINAL CLEARING SALE ALL WOOL
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Every yard worth $1.00, novelty suitings, serges, English
Sicilian and mohairs, all colors and black, $1.00 0i
dress goods, at per yard SaC
39c AND 50c WASHABLE FABRICS AT 10c YARD
Dimities, Crepe Lisse, Drap'de Soie and white wash
fabrics, your choice, at yard....,,..
ALL WOOL CHALLIES AT 15 CENTS A YARD
Mill ends light and dark colors for dressing sacques,
kimonos, children's dresses, worth 59c, at yard
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15c
Omiha'i Pur rood Center
BESTAUmAVT OTX SBCOWD FX.OOB. f
Dainty meals at moderate price. J
The coolest, most airy cafe In Omaha, 4.
Take your noon-day lunch her. J
FRIDAY IS FISH DAY
It will ray you to make a practice 1
of buying Fish at our market during'
these hot days," where you can bo I
aure of getting the freshest stock at.d J
the finest quality. M
1.000 lbs. Bahy Halibut at lb..iaHel
800 lbs. German I'arp, at lb 6o
600 lbs. Fresh Kels. at lb 80c M
Black Baas, Crapples. nlte risn. a
ska Trout. Salmon. Lobster, etc. re-
celved fresh dally. Also a full lino
of Smoked Fish kept constantly on
hand.
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GRAPE JUICE CUP f
ke It. g
with 1
W will teach you how to make It.
The finest summer drink maae,
T T n f prmpn t d Cstsbtt.
Qrap-3 Julre, bottle, 60c; case... sa.ooa
Fine California Claret, per bottle 85c 1
. WW r
rer gallon
rVe Recommend.
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Two Days More of the
Buyers and Managers' Sale I
The best bargains to be found In the Omaha stores are at Bennett" rj
these days. Summer merchandiHe going out at most. any price. No A
woman who has summer things to buy can afford to miss these sales. ij
43c
lift. PAI Of
The Beer Yon Like
Cases 2 dozen n1 Qfi Z
Large Bottles skf
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Cases 3 dozen
Small Bottles
An allowance of 11.20 will b mad
upon return to us ot the empty case,
and all of the empty bottle In good
order.
Orders will be taken for Luxui
In less than case lots at the follow
ing prloes:
$2.00 per doz. Large Bottles
$1.35 per doz. Small Bottles
J tonrtney '&
" mil Ana nnotfiu
17th and Song las St.
Foots Song-laa 647
Private Exchange Connect All Depts.
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The Prettiest Muslin Under
Garments Ever Had for ....
See the windows. They tell a forceful story of this remarkable offer
ing. Thousands of splc and tpan new garments, including Gowns,
Drawers, Corset Covers and Skirts. Made as well as you yourself
would make them, and much more elaborate with lace than you'll ex
pect. BeBt kind of 75c values, for 43?
Fine White Goods for Bargain Friday
Every item decidedly under price and well worth your attention:
3G-lnch Curtain Swisses, neat designs and dots. Friday on I fl
sale, at yard 1 U C
40-inch Apron Lawns, fine 25c quality, very desirable for
dresses, too. Friday, at yard
Bird's-eye Diaper, 22, 24 and 27-inch, worth 85c, 90c and $1.00
a bolt, Friday, at holt
12ttc Linen Finished Suitings Friday, at yard 7
If You Need Fruit Jars
Thone Us, We'll Send Them Promptly
15c
75c
ECONOMY FRUIT JARS:
Pints are, per dozen 85
Quarts are, per dozen . - SI. 00
Gallons are, per doz. $1.10
Jelly Tumblers, tin top, Vi pint
size, per dozen 15
MASOX FRUIT JARS:
Complete with caps and rubbers:
Quarts are, per dozen ....59
Gallons are, per dozen . .GO
Jar Rubbers, good quality, at three
dozen for ' 10J
FOREIGNERS BOW
TO RING
Coney Island Company Wants to Do
Homage to Quivera'i Buler.
PENNSYLVANIA!! CRAVES IT, TOO
Fame of Ak-Sar-Ben Rr.rbci Oat Un
til Met ot Distant Part Writ
to Aik Term ot Sncif
lag; Allegiance.
Th Conry Ialand Amuaement company
of New York, whose entertainment have
become world renowned In their apoctac
ular affect and elaboration, make Its
obeUanc to Ak-Sar-Ben and has Issued
call for assistance to make the Coney
Island spectacular effect still more apec
tacular. Secretary P. Schwelgert, Jr., ot the Cony
Island Amiiaenvent company, ha writ'.eu
Secretary H. J. Penfold, asking Informa
tion relative to the Ak-8ar-Ben attrac'lons,
how Ak-Sat-Bcn does It, what of the fa
mous electrical and Industrial parade and
any other Information that ha contribute
o largely to the fame of Ak-Sar-Ben, and
Xao ask for an official program of the
eaent eaaon'a Ak-Bar-Ren festival. The
Ifltter states ao much la being said and
written In the east about Ak-Sar-Iten and
Its encern that Coney Island 1 In the
position of Missouri, and want to be shown.
Another letter received by Secretary Pen
fold Thursday morning from Henry Q.
Lawrence, city editor of the News-Stand
ord of I'nlontown, Pa asks what steps
are necesnary for him to become a member
of the Ak-Sar-Ben. lie speak of the fame
of Ak-Sar-Ban leaching all part of Penn
ylvanla, and while he is on a short visit
at Tccumaeh, Neb., he desires to beoome
a member of Ak-Sar-Ben- kingdom If poa
alhle, that he may carry back personally
to Pennsylvania th story ot Ak-Sar-Ban'
greatness.
Th Chicago Oreat Western Railroad
company ha advised Secretary H. J. Pen
fold that it ha mad a rate of 1 cents
per mils for th Ak-Sar-Ben fes
tival for all point on It Una wit bin 150
mile of Omaha. This la th first railroad
to maks an Ak-Sar-Ben rat.
Uovraor sad His Staff.
If any of th Knight of Ak-Sar-Ben
think there will be nothing doing at the
pan next Monday night, they want to dis
abuse themselves of that hallucination now.
Oovernor bJieldua and hla brigad of col
onsl hav bosn summoned to be present and
they are all coming. Th summon is to
Chi erf sot:
AJt-oar-Ben trie Oreat, rourtssnth of Ills
Name, King of Qulvera. Duke of the Seven
Cities of Cibola. Feudal Lord of Omaha.
Most Mighty Grand Master of the Corn
Beit, sends greetings to his excellency,
UorKe Lawson Hhnldon, and the valiant
aword bearers of his household, known In
oommon parlance as The Colonels:
lie u Known to you that in our desire to
show the great esteem and love we bear
you, we have decreed that the eve of Mon
day, the third day of August, shall be
known a Governor' Night," when all the
mystio ceremonial of our court and nil h
Joyous quips and reveltriea of our royal
company of player shall be enacted In your
And the more that vou mav know of nur
royal friendship we do ask (which being
said by us is a command) that you do each
and everv one of you be pleased to sit at
the evening meal with the Board of Gov
ernors and partake of our hospitality.
uiven under our hand and seal this thir
tieth day of the seventh month In the year
of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred
ana t-ignt.
By His Majesty's Command,
SAMSON,
Lord High Chamberlain.
Dlaaer at Hotel l.oyal.
At 6:30 o'clock Monday evening the gov
ernor and hi staff will be the guests of
the Omaha battalion of colonels at a dinner
to be given In their honor at the Hotel
Loyal. Immediately following the dinner
the distinguished guests will be escorted
to the den, where they will be turned over
to Chief Torturer Qua Renxe and his as
sistant pirates' for examination a to their
qualifications for admission to Admiral
Paffenrath' navy. The board of naval
surgeon has compounded a new series of
preventives and remedies for ea sick
ness and any ou of the visitor threatened
with ruul de mer will be propvrly medicated
before embarking on the "Aquaria," Ad'
mlral Paffenrath' flagship.
THE NEW
LINE
TO
YELLOWSTONE
PARK
Goes right to the park
boundary, from whence
all the noted sights
in the Park are best
reached the Geysers,
Mammoth Hot Springs,
Grand Canyon, Yellow
Stone Lake, Etc., Etc
Buy your tickets over
the
UNION PACIFIC
You can then take in
Denver and Colorado
points, also Salt Lake
City enrouto.
Trains on the Union
Pacific are protected
by the Automatic Block
Signal System, reduc
ing the possibilities of
accidents to a minimum.
FRIDAY'S CHINA SPECIALS Three unusually good numbers on the
A sale table.
i Blue Iwarl Japanese Tea Pots, each 30
II 25c Decorated English Jugs, reduced to 10
at Japanese China Suffar and Cream Sets, six different assortments, fancy
decorated "and gold traced, $1.00 values, per bet 49
A Friday Corset Event
y Substantially made and J C
m best $1.00 Corset for . .
This offer is for bargain Friday only. These corsets are of
batiste or coutil and are the correct long hip high bust
models. Daintily trimmed with lace and firmly boned to
give excellent service. There is no better dollar corset made.
All sizes, Friday 7")c.
Bennett's Big Grocery
Tlennett's Breakfast Coffee, two pound can for ..48o and 50 Green Stampa
Teas, assorted, per pound 480 and 60 Green Stamps
Pure Pepper, V pound can, for lOo and 5 Green Utamps
Bennett' Capitol Flour, per sack 91.00 and 60 Green stamps
Bennett' Capitol Baking Powder, pound can for 04c and 20 Oreon Stamps
IT. Price' Breakfast Food, & puck n Res for 86o and 20 Green Stamp
Three Star Salmon, special price now ISo
Batavla Corn Starch, 3 packages for 94 and 20 Green Stamps
rure rruiiR, jeiuujs ana jams, glass
Snlder's Pork and Beans, large can for SOo and 20 Green Stamps
N. Y. Full Cream Cheese, per pound 30o and 10 Green Stamp
Llmburger Cheoae. pound SOo and 10 Green Stamp
em Milk, large can for lOo and 10 Green Stamp
iex Lye, three can for 85o and 10 Green Stamp
Mans Olives, per quart .....SOo and 6 Green Stamp
l Maple Cream Cookies, per pound 15c
ua Boasted Peanuts, quart for Bo Bone Meal, for chickens, pound 8W0
Oyster Shelbj, rfor chickens, pound lo Chicken Feed, per pound So
I 11 ii jiih "Yftiii . iai t'hk jrii jfi jash TMm""i" isa ni'ii 2
Do Your
Buying Early.
We Close
at 5 P. M.
HAYDEffi
THE RELIABLE STORE
Mail Orders
Filled
At These
Prices.
Fall Remnant Season
Opening
of the
vards of all kinds
5c
50,000
yard
10,000 yardB of 12Mo Percales, 36
Inches wide, per yard 7W
5,000 yards Tercales, per yard ..5
10,000 yards of fine 16c 15c Flannel
ettes, yard wide, wrapper styles,
yard 100
5,000 yds. of 10c Fannelettes at 7
5,000 yards of fine Dress Ginghams,
A. F. C, Toll du Nord, white, etc.,
worth 1 2 V4 c, all at yard 5
of New Fall Remnants, at per
7ViV 8l2c 10c and 120
6,000 yds. of 12Mc Flannelettes 8H
10,000 yards of White Goods, worth
18c and 25c yard, at yard ....10
6.000 yards of White Goods, worth,
12 Mc and 16c yard, at yard . .7H
6,000 yards of White Goods, yd. . .5
25 dozen 10c Towels, at oach . -G
25 dozen 15c Towels, at each ..8li
25 dozen 19c Towels, at each ..10
EXTRA SPECIALS
Ladies' Suit Department
$2.00 House Dresses, two piece gar
ments, great snap, Friday,
choice, for
69c
Women's Waists that sold regularly to
$1.50, fine assortment,
Friday, at
50c
$1.00
$3.00 White Wash Sklrta, made of In
dian Head Muslin, on Bale
Friday, at
Children's Summer Dresses, values to
$3.00, all neweBt styles,
at. each ,
Women's Long Kimonos, regular $150 values, at.
98c
60i
Furnishing Goods
and Underwear
Ladles' Corset Covers and Drawers
that sold to 50c, Friday at
each 15 and 25
Ladles' Gowns, that sold at $1.00, Fri
day, at each 49
Men's Summer Underwear, all sizes,
plain and fancy colors, regular val
ues to 76c, on sale at
per garment 19 25 and 35
Men's Combination Suits, values to
$1.50, In two lots, 40 and 69
Men's Madras Shirts, worth to $1.00,
soft collars, or collar 'bands, at
each 25 and 4Q
Men's and Boys' Work Shirts, worth
to 65c, at each 29
Men's Women's and Children's Hose,
worth to 15c, to close, at pair 5
tiin)S
At Sweeping Irlco Reductions In
Friday's Special Sales:
5c Gold Eye Needles, package . ...l
Pearl Buttons, all sizes, dozen ,.
Darning Cotton, all colors, ball lip
3 packages Pins, Friday )2
3 Aluminum Thimbles for ,...)20
10c Flno Combs, each
15c Dressing Combs, each 5
Enameled Darning Eggs, for . ...2
Hump Hooks and Eyes, card .
Cotton Tapes, all sizes, for . .....1
Linen Thread, per spool 2H?
15c Hose Supporters, pair J).
10c Tooth Brushes, each 3Mp
15c Hair Brushes, each 7H
15c Tooth Brushes, each 7 Hp
Many other staple notions at pro
portionately low prices.
NORTHWESTERN FIGHTS TAX
Objects to raylns Five Thoaaand Dol
lar l.evlrtl oa It New
Freight Depot.
Judge rifdlek took under advisement
Thursday morning the caae of the North'
western railway against the city and Doug-
la county, which arose from a dispute
over the taxing of the freight depot on
North Fourteenth street. Taxes amounting
to about were levied on this prop
erty tor 1X7 and 1S06. which the railroad
company asserts were unjust, a the prop
erty was a depot site and therefore exempt
from the city and county taxes.
llr. Dunn, representing the city and
air. Ellick for the county, have contended
that as long as the depot was not actually
built on the ground It could not properly
be called a depot site. Mr. C. C. Wright
for th Northwestern argued that as It was
originally slated that the ground would
be used for a depot and th building was
begun In good faith a soon as possible
that It ha been legally a depot all from
the beginning.
ror Book oa Yallowstoa Inquire at
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 Firnam St
rhonssi Ball, Song. 1838, and Xnd., A-3231.
write ir you "i gy Tr
uss OR WANT j 9 J- 1 J
Rogers Ceal Mtalag Co.. Pella. lew
CANDIDATES C0MING FAST
Teartaa- Down the Cinder Path on the
Last Quarter to Get I'nder
the Wire.
Candidates are filing thick and fast as
the time draws near for the closing of
the registration period. All candidates must
file before S o'clock on the afternoon of
Saturday and to accommodate the late
comers, County Treasurer Furay has con
sented to keep his office open Saturday
afternoon so a to accept the filing fees,
The office generally closes at noon on
Saturday.
Republican candidate had their inning
Thursday, seven members of that party to
three democrats and one socialist filing as
candidates for offices. The republican can
didates are, Dan Shannahan, 8. C. Barnes,
F, S. Tucker, S. O. Huff. Elmer H. Fama
ley for representatives; Harry B. Flehsrty
for attorney general and W. V. Bennett and
a. M. Worthlngton for representatives are
the democratic candidates. The socialist
party was represented among the filings
Thursday by Andrew Flnkenkeller, who
psld hi (10 for permission to run for the
office of railroad commissioner.
Street car advertising.
Omaha Hotel Bupply Co.
moved from SH Bo. 13th to room d to 17
U. 8- National bask building.
Summer Resorts
North and Iast
Spend your Tucation this summer In the resort region
of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, The Great Lakes,
St Lawrence River, Adirondack or Atlantic Sea
Coast.
Daily through train service of superior excellence ta
Rock Island Lines
to Chicago, affordlnz convenient connections for
points.
Extremely low fares In effect dally all
Full information and lllutrtea
booklet "Northern and Eastern Sum
mar Resorts" on request.
F. P. RUTHERFORD, D. P. A.
1325 Farnam St.. Omaha. Neb.
ail
summer. g
Sole Omaha Selling Agents For the Zion
City and American Laces
You can save the 60 per cent duty by buying these, the best
Wash Laces manufactured.
Saving Prices of Special Inter
est. Omaha's Greatest Grocery
Compare our prices with those asked elsewhere for the same goods, then
figue your savings here; you'll be surprised at the result. Freshest, high
est quality goods always:
IT WILL PAY YOU..
to call and see our
MATTING AND RATTAN SUIT CASES
before you start on your vacation. They are light, roomy
and neat. They rc strong and endurable.
PRICES FROM 2.00 UP.
Omaha Trunk Factory
1200 Farnam Street.
Th ratst store of It kind for fresh
est foods, tala-h.st quality and lowest
pries.
The best pure cane granulated sugar at
lesa than jobber's cost.
The bent Cornmeal, per sack 15c
Choice Japan Rice, per lb 4Hc
The best Pearl Tapioca or Sago, per lo.,
at tc
The best domestic Macaroni, pkg. .. io
The best corn starch, per pkg 4c
Fresh, Crisp Potato Chips 2uo
Bromangelon, Jellycon, Jell-O., per pkg.,
at 'Vsc
Large pkg. Pyramid Washing Powder. 16c
Haarmann s Pure Mail vinegar, per uoi-
tle &c
10 bars best brnmls I.aunilry Soaps 2oc
24 boxes best Parlor Matches 25c
Iyarge bottle Worcester Saure, Tomato
Catsup or Pickles, assorted kinds.. 8Vc
Oatmeal or Graham Crackers, per pkg.,
at 71c
Ully Flakes, per pkg 7iko
Newport Flakes, per kg 10c
Fig Newton Cookies, per lb "He
Cocoanut Copkies. per lb. . 7c
The best Tea Sifting, per lb 15c
15o
240
Fancy Golden Pantos Coffee, per lb. 15o
Fancy Maracalbo Blend Coffee, per II). 18a
Fancy Porto Rico lilend Coffee, per lb. 20o
Try our combination blend Tea for Ice
tea, rer lb sua
Fancy rull cream Cheese, per lb..
Fancy Country Butter, per lb. ...
TKESH VEGETABLE PKICES TO
THIS SAI.H
Sweet Corn, per dozen ityo
8 bunches fresh Radishes to
8 bunches fresh Unions 6u
5 bunches fresh Buets ., 6o
6 bunches fresh Carrots So
2 Urge heads of Cabbage 6o
5 heads fresh Leaf l.rttuc .. o
Fresh Parsley, per bunch lo
2 heads fresli Kalamazoo Celery So
Fancy ripe Tomatoes, per lb So
2 Summer Squashes to
Large Cauliflower, per head to
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, per quart.. So
Large, Juicy Lemons, per dmen loo
Plum. Flam Plums
4 basket crate of fancy California Plums,
per crate VHo
Single baskets, each 25o
Try
!H3ayd
en s First
Give Her a Diamond Ring
when you go to see her till vacation. She will en
Joy It more If she know It come from our store.
Look for the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
1616 SOVOX.AS STBBET
Red-Man CollarS
TRADE MARK
2 for 25 Cents.
Why pay the eame
price for other makes!
Ask Any Men's Furnisher.
"FOLLOW THE FLAa"
FOOD
NERVES
V0 Weak
WRbo find tbsir
and n errors mm
eewer t
work and youthful laot
one s a result of ever-
work or mental exertion bouM
CHAT B NKHVJt FOOD PILLS. 1M will
ansa you t aad sleep aud be a anaa
sin.
1 Boxi a bexee U0 by mall.
T. Mta aaa -
QWi, OOaurAJT
lita aad kasaa at. Oaaaaa
Reduced Rates East
Toledo, Ohio, account G. A. R ; Boston,
Mass.. account K of P.; New Kngland aud
Canadian points. The cool route via De
troit and Niagara Falls, allowing stop
overs and trip across Lake Erie without
additional charge.
Illustrated booklets and all Information
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aaa rtrua BUS., or address 11AHKX li.
MOOKta, Li. A. P. D., Omaha. Neb.
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