Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, August 05, 1908, Page 10, Image 10

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ttttc omatta daily bee? Wednesday, auoust 5. iooa.
GREATEST WAIST BARGAIN
BRANDEIS EVER. OFFERED
Thousands of Women's Dainty and Practical Summer
WAISTS at 48c
Worth as high as $1.50 1
The Prettiest and Finest Waists Ever Offered in Omaha
at Such Low Prices as This.
Dainty white lawn and
Swiss waists, colored lawns
and chambrays, waists trim
med elaborately with em
broideries and laces also
plain pleated styles with long
and short sleeves. Tailored
striped waists with pipins
and trimmings in colors.
The Outing or Auto Waists
with low collar, short sleeves,
turn back cuffs, various col
ors, $1 and $1.50 Waists, at
4t
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Clearing Sale Women's Summer
Dresses and Skirts
WASH DRESSES
Mostly white Swisses, lawns and
madraa cloths, embroidery and
lace trimmed waists sklrta
are cut wide and full;
worth up to $4.00, at.
98c
LIGHT WEIGHT SKIRTS
Fine blue and black mohairs
and fancy mixed materials
all newest style features-
worth up to $5.00,
at
$1.98
DonoaononoaonoQOnononononononoao
3 Great Special Bargains
Jn Br&ndeis Basement
One lot of various grades and lengths pf plain and fancy
white goods that are slightly mussed other- T
wise they would sell for 10c and I2V2C a yard y'o'lf
Remnants of Unbleached
Muslin good, long
lengths, yard
wide, at
yard ,
-Wednesday at, yard
As long as- they last we will
sell from the bolt one case
of Dress Ging- gr 1
y'.at:.........2C
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Omaha's Fmre Too Oamtat
aasTAomAXT ow hooks ri.00
Dainty mrals at modrst pries
Ths roolsst. moil airy Cat In Omaha. I
Take your noond&r hisch tasrs. J
WEDNESDAY SPECIALS 1
Importwl Eardtnes, quarters, Mn.-lOel
I'rr dos-n ai.lO J
Bran Flour, per sack SOc i
What Berrlos. pr pk o I
Johnson a Educator, per Un BOo J
Toanterettes, pr tin S6q l
King- Dodo Hnap. per bbl lo 1
Rock Kalmon Htfak, pr tin IBs I
l-lb. tins B. B. Boani loi
Old Virginia Corn Relish, psr bot.SOol
Manaanllla. Olives, quart Jars....BBc'
Imnorted Swlaa Cheese, per lb....35ol
liomettlc Swiss Cheese, per lb...-90ol
Fresh Ksrs, per doi B3c '
Creamery Butter, per lb ,....Bo
oc Layer itusins, per 10 "
Layer Fig's, per lh Oo
Black Dates, per lb
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The Beer Yon Like 1
Cases 2 dozen C1 Ci(
Large Bottles Jpj.VU
Cases 3 dozen n QA '
Small Bottles tyO,ztJ i
An allowance of II. to will be mads 1
upon return to us of the empty case. I
and all of the empty bottle In good
order.
Orders will be taken lor Luxua i
In less than case lots at the follow- J
ing prices: I
$2.00 per doz. Large Bottles j
$1.35 per doz. Small Bottles
17th and Dong-las Its.
Phone Dong-las S47 I
Private Exchange Connects All Depte. .
ornr"" brandeis lamsaia
BAILEY (SL MACH
DENTISTS
rHIRD FLOOR PAXTON BLOCB
Corner lOtb and Firaam Streets.
Best equipped Dental office In the middle vest
Highest grade Dentistry at Reasonable Price
Porcelain filUmts. just like Ue Uwtt.
HOTELS.
In heart of
the shopping district
urn:
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Ttaa meet centrally located
hotel In Uw etty for bopplng
and kualnM. Only onhalf
blook frem EnMry. Wrd."Tbayer
Dry Goods Co.; near all tbea
ters. Absolutely modern In
every detail, Owr new Jfnseh
Cafe is the baadwomest is the
city. Prtoea moderate.
EUROPEAN PLAN
1J fcr lay and Cywara.
Kupper
IfTH AND MoGEC fcte.
KANSAS CITY. MO.
INDUSTRIAL EXPO IN OMAUA
Enterprise to Display Manufactured
Product it Proposed.
PACT0KY MEN PAYOR THE IDEA
aderUaa ot CwhckIhI Cleb
naanlttc Kspcta to Vail
Meetlaa; for DtaraaatuB
of Ttl IMaM.
To all the other expositions and uurac
tlona to be given. In Omaha this fall c!
winter and every - yrar fo many more
at-aaona may be added an induatrlal ex
podttton which will give manufacturers cf
Omaha an opportunity to show the public
what products tbey make and how some
of them are made.
J. A. Bunderlacd, chairman of the manu
facturers' committee of the Commercial
club, expects to call a meeting of his oora.
mittee within a short tune. The subject
of an Industrial exposition to bo held about
January 1 will be the first one dlscuaeed.
Mr. Sunderland proposee that his commit
tee do something during the year. The
Commercial olub hue taenty-flve standing
committees. Seven months have passed
since they were appointed. Fewer than a
doses of them have acoompliahed anything
and about a duoen have held one meeting.
v The transportation committee is always
busy. The membership committee is now
conducting a campaign to raise the mem
bership to 1.000. The entertainment com
mittee tnaug rated the homo trade excur-
. alone. The advertising committee has dis
cussed city boootinfl. The trade extension
committee organised the trt-etete excursion
and the municipal affairs cotnratttes 'got
busy" early la tbe year. What other com-
. inlttsos have done the record saith not.
To the manufacturers the proposition of
holding an Industrial exposition appeals
strongly. Lat year the factories of Omaha
produced FUU.SUO.MO worth of products.
fhay raawd from refined metals to pearl
ettttonsi f rem overalls- 4o ' horse blankets,
telephones and paper bags; colonial fur
niture to Saratoga chips; from beer to Hol
land gin; shirtwaists and buggy whips;
motor cars and breakfast food.
City Could Make Great Show..
"Prom all appearances Omaha could give
an Industrial exposition which would rival
the products of any other city In the weet.
said Mr. Sunderland. "We hsve a vast
amount of thlnga to show and some Inter-
v.tlng processes to demonstrate.
"Veraonally, I favor giving an Industrial
ex petition to make our own people so
quji.iT. ted with what Is being made In
Ornara Terhaps when they see crsckers
at t-a exposition It will be the first time
tin-v learn that crackers are made in
O.-naha. It we can show some of the fine
shirts and garments made (n Omaha fao
torles, they will bify nothing but Omaha
made products."
Manufacturers propoae that the expo el
tlon be not made too large or too much
attempted, because of the many shows to
which Omaha will Invite the friends from
outside towns, but tbs Industrial expoel
tlon will be sort of an Inventory taking at
the end of the year for Omahana to see
whst the city Is really, doing.
The success of the electrical a how has
been one of the Inspirations to the maau
facturers to start an exposition.
"if the electrical workers and roanufac
turers of apparatus alone can give a show,
ws would hsve a wonder If all lines en
tered to show their products," said
prominent manufacturer.
TWO MORE JARS TO PARK
Crela-atoa aad Aaderaoo Katatea Fre
test ob Aapraleeaaeat of
Cat-OAT.
The John A. Cretghtoa Real Etatate com
pany and the Thomas Anderson estate have
tiled protests in district court aglnst the
appraisement of their land at Cut -Off lake
to be used In the formsaloa of Lvt Carter
park, for whose completion Mrs. Carter
gave the city SM.40Q.
The John A. Cret-hton Real BataJe oom-
pur aaked that the KUT awarded H for
boicUners bo tnereased to IX, 000. Its peti
tion allegws tbat ' tha ataount allowed does
Good butter on good bread is ex
cellent; Rood butter on
BUT TIB HUT BREAD
IS A-a-SZCXZ.ZiwCJQ.
TO SAXS AT AX.X. QBOCZBS So
Ths Xiabsl Is on tbe X.oaf.
NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
8817 Leavenworth St.
PEOVI SOT7uX,AS 1607,
fmTATTXTTP
l I VI I 0 1 ST UeS II I
W 111 'J TtaJVi MsLJ
(in iir
New FsjlII Skirts
Voiles and Panamas
Attractively Frlced
Oolns: out of town, travellnir. or on a vacation T Probably you may need a
new aklrt. We have luKt opened tip several dnxen new atyles in 1ft, 17 and
1 gored modele, that are decidedly dressy and cut a long the very newent
prevailing models for Kali. The materials are Panamas, Voiles and Knclinh
Twine Cloths, in blacks, browns and navy. We know skirts of such worth
are seldom priced so reasonably: ,
S4.95, $5.95, $7.45, $8.95
19c
Think of This
White Lawn Waists
Now. Fresh Styles, worth
We do not overstate facts when we sajr $2.60 Walstg for 79c; there
are scores of them. Others were $2.00, some were $1. 76. We bought a
wholesaler's entire stock a few weeks ago at the lowest price we ever
paid for fine waists. That's why we can now make this remarkable
sale Wednesday. Finest waists of the year. All fresh and new.
Buy Notions Wednesday
Always the bent day. Alwttys acme surprising specials on the tables:
20c Washable Nainsook Ureas
Bhlelds for
2uC Satin Pad Hose Support
ers for
10c Ulack Spool Silk. 100 yds.
best brands, per doxen ....
10c Fsncy Hat Pins, at,
two for
Shell Hair Pins, worth 10a
dozen, for
5c
15c
29c
5c
5c
6c Ilnuks and Kyes, special, at
three cards for
So Pearl Muttons, all sixes, at
three cards for
Lenox White Twilled Tape,
worth 6c, four for
Samson's 6c Llnen Finish
Thread, three spools for ....
lOo Black Skirt Braid, special
at
5C
5c
5c
5c
5c
WEDNESDAY VALUE3 THAT WILL CAPTURE THE FANCY
OF PRUDENT AND ECONOMICAL BUYER3.
Summer Weight Corsets
IN BATISTE AND NET.
Fifty dozen fresh from the factory offered at a very low price Wednes
day. There are high bust, long hip. batiste, with lace trimming and
two pairs hose supporters, also girdle top Summer Nets, jb
with two pairs supporters. A style to fit most any B'Vl'4r
figure, on sale, at
JAPANESE CHINA
IN GHEAT MALE WEDNESDAY
The decorative feature of the quaint Oriental China is highly pleas
ing to all observers. Every lover of the beautiful lingers long over
these dainty pieces now on display in the Harney Street window.
Wednesday you can buy this Japanese ware for less than the cost to
Import.
Oenulne 2 6c Kago Cups and
Saucers, pair 10
Blue Iwari 3 piece sets, Teapot,
Sugar and Cream, set 75
Blue Iwarl Teapots, small size
16c; large size 39
Floral decorated Sugars and
Creams, 98c values. . 49
Blue Iwarl Cups and Saucers,
26c kind 15
Satsuma Cups and Saucers, 39c
kinds 25
Bed-Man CollarS
- TRADE MARK
2 for 25 Cents.
Why pay the same
price for other makes!
Ask Any Men's Furnisher.
HAIR
On a '.VP-mn'a Face, Neck,
Arms or ShOuiucrs is No
Considered Attractive. ,
LA JEUNE DEPILATIRY (LIQUID)
will removs hair from any part of ths
body In from 6 to 10 minutes leaving- ths
skin soft and white no smarting or
burning: 7&c per bottle. By malL
sealed, fl.00. Circulars free.
IUKH1I MoOOXXIU DXUO OO,
Cor. 15th and Dodga 8ts.. Omaha.
owl mva oo.
WRITE IF YOU f A T
USE OR WANT J J J 1 J
Rafera Caal MlalnC Co.. Palla. Uwa
HOTELS.
HOTEL
BROADWAY AND ISD BTRERT.
kfcHALD SQUARE, N. T. C1TX.
TFlB MOST CRNTRA1. LOCATION
IN NEW YORK.
a uinm'rrT.iaBtS
accommodations rxri T
AT MOD ERATH ! 42
RATES. ?&t 2
. . . . i ninini
SnftP.. 11 it.
,ji?ierrleeuUlue.ilppolBt
THS MARTIN IIQI'K
5"TAl)RAITa HAVIt AN lit-S'-TRRNATlONAt
RSP0TAT1ON
ITu. ktaaaceaeat as BL Deals Hotel.
not fairly cover the market value of the
property.
A protest against ths decision of the
board of appraisal for .the Levi Carter park
property was filed by T. W. Blackburn, at
torney for the Thomas Anderson estate.
Tuesday afternoon. The board offered
12.600 for a part of the Anderson property,
but ths estate Is said to be In all worth
flO.OOO. and a sale of a part of It would
decrease the value of the portion left.
Some compensation Is demanded for the
aerifies.
Bennett's Big Grocery
Bennett's Capitol Coffee, per pou,nd B8o and 30 Green Stamps
Teas, assorted, per pound 680 and 60 Green Stamps
Japan Tea KiftiriRs, per pound ISO and 10 Green Stamps'
Nutmegs, one doenn and irrater for 10c and 10 Green Stamps
Minute Gelatine, 3 packages for 85o and 10 Green Stamps
Triplets, for laundry, package, ISO and 20 Green Stamps
Wiggle Stick Blueing, six sticks for 85c and 10 Green Stamps
98c Queen Olives, for 70o EOo Queen Olives, for 3So
Bennett's Capitol Sweet Wrinkled Peas 3 cans for 85o
Dr. Price's Breakfast Food, 3 packages for Bio and 30 Green Stampa
Sugar Beets, fancy? large ban, for loo and - 6 Green Stamps
Bayles' Luncheon Herring, jar for 16o and 15 Green Stamps
Marshall's Tomato Herring, per can. .SOo and 10 Green Stamps
Advnna Jams, assorted, per can 10c and 10 Green Stamps
Bayles' Horseradish Mustard, for 18Vo and 10 Green Stamps
25o Bottle Grape Juice, for lBo Safety Matches ....18 boxes for So
Fry Shoe Co's.
Clean -Up Sale
of Oxfords
"Wednesday we begin with our Semi-Annual Clean-Up,
when we place on sale the broken lines and last pairs of lots,
to be sold without profit just to make room for the fall
stock now being shipped. It only takes a few days for this
clean-up 6ale', so you will have to come early.
Dr. Ross, Dentist, 415 Barker Block.
FARMERS ARE OUT FOR TAFT
They Will Mali Bryaai Taluk II
Has Mat Btes Riaaiaf, Says
A. P. Caller.
Ther seems to be a disposition amons
ths farmer, and others In oilr section of
the country not to change the existing po
litical situation." said A. P. Culley of Loup
City, who has decided to run for the posi
tion of stats senator of the Sixteenth dis
trict at the urgent request of his numerous
friends. "The boys are working for Taft
and If ths rest of the stats Is liks our sec
tion Bryan won't know be has been run
ning. They seem to like the virtues of the
Roosevelt administration and believe thess
thlnga will be thoroughly carried oat by
Taft." "
Fop 1VI en
Johnson & Murphy's and Boyden's
patent colt $6.00 Oxfords to
clean up 84.25
Boyden's Tan Russia 2-hole ties,
were $0.00, now '34.25
Johnston & Murphy's kid Oxfords,
America, $6.50, now .. $4.25
McDonald & Kiley's patent colt,
McKl last, $5.00, now..$3.G5
McDonald & Kiley's patent co';,
O'Brien last, $5.00, now $3.65
McDonald & Kiley's gun metal
blucher Oxfords, McKl and
O'Brien lasts, $5.00, to clean up,
at S3.G5
McDonald & Kiley's tan Russia
Oxfords, on the Teck last, were
$5.00, to clean up $3.05
Six lines of Men's Tan Russia and
'Patent Oxfords that were $4.00,
now S2.85
Eight lines of men's tan and pat
ent Oxfords, our $3.50 staples,
now $2.00
Fop Women
Laird & Shobor and Wright &
Peter's hand sewed, patent and
dull, regular $5.00,' Oxfords, to
clean up $3.75
Zlegler Bros, and other good
makes, dull and patent, regular
$4.00 lines, we clean up
at $2.05
Five lines of dull and patent, this
season's styles that were $4.00
and $3.50, to clean I up $2.65
Several lines of $3.00 patent and
kid Oxfords, to clean up $2.25
56 pairs patent colt Fits you ankle
Btraps, were $3.50, now $2.65
Laird's Imported tan Russia Calf
Oxfords, regular price $5.00, to
clean up $3.75
Eight lines of best makes, In tan
Oxfords that sold at $4.00, we
now clean up at $2.95
65 pairs D. Armstrong's Russia
calf, 3-button Oxfords, formerly
$5. now $3.25
Seven lines of tan Oxfords .that
were $3.50, now $2.65
125 pairs white Canvas Oxfords
and pumps, $2.50 and $3.00
quality, clean-up price ..$1.65
FRY SHOE COo,
Ifrth and Daugl&s
IT WILL PAY YOU..
to call and see our
MATTING AND RATTAN SUIT CASES
before you sUrt on jour vacation. They are light, room
and neat. They rc strong and endurable.
PRICES FROM $2.00 UP.
Omaha Trunk Factory
12O0 Farnam BtrcwC
Splendid
Savings in
Wednesday's
Specials.
THE RELIABLE STORE
See Our Ne
Line of
American
Laces.
Surprising Outergarment Bargains
:4
HANDSOME WAISTS
AT LESS THAN HALF
TAIU,K 1 Waists that sold at $1.55
to $2.00, choice, at 49
TABLE 2 Waists that sold at $2.00
and $2.60, choice, at ....... .OSC
TABLE Waists that sold at $3.00
to $5.00, choice, at $1.40
TABLK 4 Waists that sold at $5.00
and $6.00, Including Silks and Nets,
at each $2.40
FINE PRESS HKIRTS Panamas,
Voiles, Serges, Silks, beautifully
trimmed, values to $10.00, choice,
at each $2.08
Some are small lots that can't last long,
some big lots that won't last long at these
prices, and all are values unprecedented here(
or elsewhere. Not a disappointment in the lot,
come early and secure choicest offering.
100 ELEGANT TAILORED SUITS Voiles
Silks, Chiffon Panamas, .Serges, $20.00 to
$35.00 values, choice $9.00
$15.00 SILK JUMPER SUITS All colors,
fancies, stripes and checks, .great, variety for
selection, at each ...... .-. ,s ; . . ;A . . $4.08
$8.00, $10.00 to $15.00 WASH SUITS Hand
some designs, big assortment, choice, whilo
they last, Wednesday, at $2.08
SILK PETTICOATS Worth' to" $tf.50, all
colors, hundreds to select from, great snap,
Wednesday, at each .$2.08
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
A clean-up of our entire stock
at Marvelous Bargain Prices:
CHILDREN'S DRESSES Worth to
$1.50, Percales, Ginghams, Madrases,
etc., latest styles, all sixes i to 8
years, choice, at 49s
CHILDREN'S 2 TO f8 DRKHMKS
All colors and white, nobbiest new
styles, choice, at. OSr- I
WOMEN'S SHORT KIMONOS AlTV,
coiors, on saie at . , ZOc
WOMEN'S LONG KIMONOS Big as
sortment of styles and colors, great
snap, at sale prloe , .59t
Greatest Embroidery Bar
gain Day Ever
BEAUTIFUL EMBROIDERIES ABOUT ONE -THIRD
Flouncing", Bands, Edges, Beadings, Matched Sets, in Swisses, Nainsooks and
Fine Cambrics, regular values to 20c; all in oa great lot at yard . . .7H
WONDERFUL LACE CLEARANCE BARGAIN PRICES
All Broken Sets and Slightly mussed Val., Torchon, Point Paris, Mechlin,
Zion City, American and Oriental Laces. Thousands of Styles in B big lots:
1ST LOT, PER YARD, lc Includes Val. and Torchon Laces in Edges and
Insertlngs.
2D LOT, PER YARD 2M! Includes
Vals. Linen Torchons, Nottlnghams,
Galloons and Point Paris.
4TII LOT, PER YARD, 4 He Beau
tiful line of Zion City and American
Lace, also fine Vals. and Torchons,
Point Paris, Nottlnghams and Cotton
. Cluny Laces tbe greatest anaps of
the season.
Extra Specials
FOR WEDNESDAY
Genuine Amoskeag Checks, yaM
15c White Walstings, yard 5
12 He India Linon, yard 5t
15c Wash Goods, yard 7
19c Wash Goods, yard 8H
15c New Fall Flannelettes, yard 10
15c Fall Flannelettes, long remnants,
per yard IMt
12 He Fine French Percales, at 7Htf
15c Huck Towels, for 8M4
10c Huck Towels, for GH
16c Bath Towels, for 74
10c Bath Towels, for 5
8 He Muslin, 30 Inches wide, at 34
9c Muslin, 32 Inches wide, yard 44
8c Unbleached Muslin, yard 5
15c Pillow Slips, each (
75c Fine Sheets, 81x90. each ..50?
Bee Want Ads
Produce Results
8D LOT. PER YARD. 8c A star
assortment of fine Val. and Linen
Torchon Laces.
5TH LOT, PER YARD, 7 c Includes
laces that Bold to 35c yard Beauti
ful Point Paris, Nottingham, . Zion
City and Oriental Laces richest as
sortment ever offered la clearance
Bale. ..
THREE MATCHLESS
Hosiery Bargains
Ladies' Fine Imported Hose
Allover . laces, embroidered
fancies, all colors, values to
75c, at pair 35e
Three Pairs for ....$1.00
Ladies' Fancy and Embroidered
Lisle Hose, all sizes and colors,
values to 50c, at 25c and 15c
Children's Hose Worth to 25c,
browns or blacks, with double
knee, heel and toe, in two lots
at, pair .10c and 12Hc
FROM 9:00 TO 10:00 A. M.
One case of 12 He German Blue
Calico, 32-lnches wide, 10 yards
limit, at yard 5
FROM 2:00 TO 8.00 P. M.
One case of 36 inch Percales, the
12 He grade, 10 yards limit, at per
yard , ' 5
Read These Hot Weather Vegetable Prices
The best fancy Sweet Corn, dozen 8 He
Large Cucumbers, each lc
8 Bunches Fresh Radishes for ....6c
5 Bunches Fresh Beets, for ......6c
8 Bunches Fresh Onions, for Be
5 Bunches Fresh Carrots, for ..... Be
2 large Heads Cabbage, for Be
2 large Heads Celery, for Be
5 Heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce, for , ..V
Fresh Parsley, per bunch 'lc
2 large Summer Squash, for Be
Fancy Home Grown Ripe Tomatoes, at
per pound ( Be
Large Cauliflowers, each ..Be
6 green Peppers for Be
Fancy Green Cooking Apples, 6 pounds
for , . .. 2So
Fancy Blue Plums, per basket . . . .&5cJ
California Peaches, per dosen,'. 12 He
Large Juicy Lemons, per dosen ..15c
PEAKS PKAK8 PEARS
Now is tbe time to can California
Bartlett Pears. While this car lasts
we will continue to sell them, per
basket t 31.05
MA FELINE SALE
23 bottle Crescent Brand Mapellne, at
per bottle (j SO
m hryden's nm
SIDEWALK
BRICK
$11.50 to $13.50 Per Thousand
MANY CHOICE KINDS TO SELECT FROM
HARD' COAL
$10.25 Per Ton, Aufjust Delivery
SUNDEErOTBROS CO.
1614 HARNEY STREET
Phones independent A1251 Bell Donglas 252
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