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HERE'S AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN
FOR WEDNESDAY
Prettily Made and Up-to-Date
SHIRT WAISTS
Worth Up to $2,
A SPECIAL, at...
50c
Finest of lawns and Swisses,
lon and short sleeves, many
flalwirately trimmed fronts, em
broidery and lace insertions,
plain, pleated and tucked, all
correct summer '08 styles, in
cluding the favorite new feat-
tures.
THESE ARE
GENUINE
$1.50 and $2,
WAISTS, at
50
c
WOMEN'S SILK and NET WAISTS
Including many samples of
fall waists, worth $98
up to $n.00, at
25c Pure Silk Ribbons at 5c
All silk moire taffeta, brilliant silk taffeta and all
silk Faille ribbons, large assortment, 2 to 32 inches
wide, in black, white, blue, navy, pink,
cardinal, browns and other delicate
shades, worth up to 25c a yard, at, . aJL
yard V
French, German and Filet Val Laces at 5c
Also point de1 'espirit, point de Paris, plat vals and
Torchon laces and insertions many to match,
new designs worth to 15c; bargain square, yd.. . C
Special Basement Bargains
Thousands of yards 36-in.
wide, half bleached and
unbleached muslin rem
nants that should sell at
8M:C yd.; special
Wednesday, yd.
21c
Zephyr Glnghajm, all
the most desirable
checks, stripes and
plain colors Just
Whit Embroidered
Swisses In figures
and dots, striped,
checked and plain
, the thing for school
dresses,
worth 15c
yard, at. .
62C
grounds,
per yard,
at
Brilliant Window Displays ol Women's New Fall Soils
Thousands of women are dally admiring the great display of
the correct new fall suits for women as shown in five great show
wlndowt on our Douglas street side.
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OLD MAN SENT HOME TOWED
Rich Herman Farmer Brings Young
Fiancee from Switzerland.
YET LESLIE REFUSES TO TIE KNOT
Trkamah School Teacher Who Cam
plete Twenty-Five Tears Service
Slurries Lifelong Friend and
Forsakes I'edaaovr.
After bringing his fiancee of 2S years clear
fi m a little canton In Switzerland to
marry her, Leonhard Ackerman, a wealthy
furmer from Her mar 74 years old, had to
disarrange all his plans Tuesday when
Judge Leslie dectlnea to perform the cere
mony. Judge Lieslle advised him to go
to hla home in Herman, where he has five
children Jiving, (to have the marriage per
formed, and Ackerman consented. So un
less children or circumstances Interfere,
the wedding will be celebrated In the little
village within the next few days.
Ackerman Is the owner of two large and
fertile farms near Herman. One contains
300 acres and the other 160. He Is blind
in one eye and slightly decrepit, owing to
his years and hard labor, but he thinks he
could still provide for a brand new wife.
He has Just returned from his native place,
We Is. fl It sen-land, where he met MIhs
Marie Ackerman, who, he says, Is no rela
tion to Min. They had Intended marrying
before coming to America. He had already
bought tickets and his ship was to sail
In tvro weeks. Under the Swiss law the
bans for an approaching marriage must
be posted four weeks. This rule made It
Impossible for them to have the ceremony
performed there to catch their ship, so
they did the next best thing. They took
the boat and decided to have the marriage
celebrated on reaching Omaha.
Owing to his advanced age. Judge Leslie
decided It would be better for him to have
the ceremony performed where he was
well known and where his children live.
Ackerman took the Judge's refusal In
good spirit and said he would wait until
they got to Herman.
t'apid Catches School Teacher.
Acquiring fame as a school teacher by
teaching, twenty-five consecutive years In
the Tekamah schools. Miss M. 1211a. Tucker
. has cut short her pedagogical career by
getting married. Charles A. Darling of
Tacoma, Wash., a life long friend, is the
. groom and the ceremony was performed in
Omaha Tuusday. The couple is now on
their way to Tacoma to live.
Miss Tucker's retirement from the public
schools of Tekamah last spring after a
. quarter of a century of active service
was celebrated by the patrons of the
school, and she was the recipient of a
number of beautiful tokens of regard from
the people of the city. It was asserted at
the lime that she was the only teacher In
the stale who had served so long in the
same school..
Mr. Darling's wife died two years ago
a&d. he renewed bis acquaintance with
fc5
Charming assortment, many
evening waists, $C00
worth to $12, at O
Very best grade new fall
styles, yard wide dress
percales, should sell at
I2V2C yd.; 5, cases just re
ceived direct from 0 1
the mils, at, yd.
02C
One case of genuine
washable r o rn p e r
cloth, sold from the
bolt; on sale at,
per f
yard. fO
only J
7k
Miss Tucker,
years.
whom he had known for
TEACHERS MUST BE THERE
Infractors Are Required to Attend
Institute Which Meets
Kext Week.
Teachers who exnect to Instruct th.
youth of Douglas county the coming- year
win gather in Omaha August 24 for the
annual teachers' institute, which will bo
in session all of that week at the High
school. Attendance at the Institute Is one
of the requirements made of all teachers.
Owing to the new law passed by the
last legislature providing for a library fund
In every country and village school, library
work will be the special feature at this
institute. Miss Edith Tobitt of the Omaha
public library has been engaged to give
dally lectures to the teachers and will also
give teachers such Individual assistance
as they need. Special stress will be laid
on the selection, use and care of library
dooks. The Omaha library has allowed the
institute to use some of the books In the
library during the week.
Prof. J. W. Searson of Peru, one of the
most popular Institute Instructors In the
state, will conduct classes In history and
pedagogy. Miss Emily Wood of the Omaha
public schools will conduct classes . In
primary methods and reading.
High school teachers and superintendents
will mett each day during the Institute for
a conference on courses of study and equip
ment of high schools. A number of promi
nent school men outside the county have
been Invited to be present and address tht
teacliers on subjects relating to school
work.
BABY CASE CLOSED INCIDENT
No Complaint or Insanity (ha me
Will Be Filed In Allen
Matter.
No complaint will be filed by County
Attorney English as a result of the poison
ing of the baby of Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Allen of South Omaha. Mr. English said
Tuesday the evidence in the case Indicated
the child had secured the bottle of carbolic
acid from which It drank the poison.
wniie tne evidence to sunnnrt thl. ih.nrv
was not conclusive he said there was no
evidence to support the theorv of foul nlav
Consequently the esse Is at an end as far
as the county ettorney's office la con
cerned.
Mrs. Allen, at the request of the county
attorney, appeared before Dr. George
Tilden. medical exnert on the Inunitv
commission Monday afternoon. Dr. Ttlden
thoroughly examined Mrs. Allen and at the
conclusion declared he could find no evl
dence of Insanity warranting her confine
ment In an asylum. The examination m.,
made because Mrs. Allen had once been
in an asylum and there were traces of in
ssnlty In her family. Mr. English said h,
expected to take no further action In th.
case.
LIfrloasr Bondasjo
to dyspepsia, liver complains and kidney
troubles In needless. Electric Bitters is
the guaranteed remedy. SOc. Beaton. Drug
t-o.
THE LAST WEEK
OF OUR
CLEAN-UP
SALE
Nowhere else can such
bargains be found as we
are offering at this sale.
Prices cut lower than
ever on high grade ox
fords. MEN'S
$4.00 and $4.50 Oxfords
NOW
$2.85
LADIES
$4.00 Tan Oxfords now
$2.95
FRY SHOE CO.
THE lEOIBIi
10th and Douglas Streets.
NOW IN SERVICE
LEAVES
OMAHA
DAILY
8:50 A. M.
HAS
PULLMAN
EQUIPMENT
HQ STOPS EH-RQUTE
TIPtCTC UNION STATION
IIIiIVlIO 1323 FARKAM
CUL TOB BTTTTEHi HUT BBEAS
ad then the next thins; will be more
Butter Nut Bread.
FOB BAXX AT ALL OBOCE! Be
The Label la on the Loaf.
NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
8217 Leavenworth St.
PHONE SOUQLAI 1507.
rLkWILSOAs
Red-Man CollarS
TRADE MARK
cents
2 for 25
Ask your Haberdasher.
FOOD FOR
NERVES
Weak and nervous men
who find their oower to
work and youthful vigor
aone an a result of over
work or mental exertion should take
GRAY'S NERVE FOOD PILLS. They will
make you cat and sleep and he a
man again.
91 Box) 3 hoses 93.80 by malL
IIlMia fc MeCOBsTBLL DDO CO.
Cor. 18th and Dodge Streets
OWL DBUa COMPANY
Cor. lata and Haraev Sta., Omaha, Neb.
NEW TO7
TRAIN IMHlml
TO iLrfpp:
PPO IT-
READ THE BEST PAPER
The Omaha terrains; Bee.
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BROADWAY AND 3D BTKrKT.
HEHALD 8QC4BB, N. T. C1TX.
TF1B MOST CRNTKAL LOCATION
THB HIOHK8T CLASS OP
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Assm BUassl as si. Ileal HotL
Mali Orders for Our Ailrertlwd Specials
Filled rromptljr While Lots Last.
sWawasns
The Black Silk Sale
Breaks all Records
Just as was expected, the biggest and best sale of black Silks ever
conducted at Bennett'B has broken all selling records. From store
opening to store closing the department Is crowded with busy buying
throngs. What makes this sale all the more pleasing to us is the
knowledge that every yard sold is honest value and absolutely certain
to prove satisfactory to the purchaser. While prices are incredibly
low it's the quality and all around excellence of these silks that gives
the sale force and prestige. Extra salespeople tomorrow.
These-Extra Specials for Wednesday
Black Foulands, Pon
gees, and 2 4-lnch Taf
fetas, finr-Bt $1.00 silks
from our recent big
purchase
niack Teau de Sole,
yard wide, highly ap
propriate for dresses
and coats, $1.35 Is real
value
All other lines as advertised Sunday still on sale at prices quoted.
Jewelry Sale
Wednesday almost the entire Jewelry Department will be devoted to
a very important Bale. Many far-sighted people take advantage of these
late summer sales and buy holiday gifts, prospective wedding gifts, etc.
llere's what you can expect:
SOLID GOLD RINGS fVor.?0',
Rings, worth to $11.00 . .$2.98 Rings, worth to $7.00 .. .$2.00
STANDARD GUARANTEED LOCKETS t(J&wYu;
VV ATPHFS best standard makes, men's and women's
-n a vilUwJ olses, lowest prices known in the trade.
Bracelets
Gold Clocks
Filled Brooches
Entire Stocks
Mantle Clocks and everything In
Jewelry la a day's great clearing
at marvelously low prices.
ALL GOODS STANDAKD
Haviland China
Specials
One' great, assortment of imported
Haviland China Platters, Salad
Bowls, Covered Dishes, Bon Bons,
Chocolate Pots, Etc.
worth to $5, while
they last
50c
Haviland China Plates, Bowls,
Open Sugars and Creams, and
Cups and Saucers of all
kinds, while they last. .
25c
25 oS
Wednesday $25 and 3J"7 CtO
,$35 Silk Suits 05 & Jv
Have you seen these suits on
No. 6. There are fifty-nine in all. Not strictly the very newest, but
yet highly desirable. Plenty of smart black taffeta suits, some navy
and fancy light colored effects.
Jaunty Short Coats and Elbow Sleeves, Some are gorgeously trimmed,
others neat and tastefully tailored.
scarcely two alike. Just right for
$25.00 and $35.00, clearing at
We Have Clipped Pro- prkt,tPmJ
fits aid More From UUroClO
Once more 11.75 Corsets for 79c. New, up-to-date shapely models that wke are
Introducing In Omaha. It's a Corset that nowhere could be sold for lens
than I 26 without sacrificing a legitimate profit. But we want you to
know this Corset as we know It, want to convince you that It would be
cheaply priced at J1.25 as compured with other Cornets. Tft
They are of batiste, and In a model to meet all require- J Vr 4T
ments, Wednesday
Wednesday
WHITE ValHSOOK DBXSS BHIEI.BI
20c, Wednesday, pair
English Fins 300 count, assorted
sizes, worth 6c, at 3 for So
Xiace Fin Tablets Assorted, worth
luc, In Notion Sale 3 for So
Pin and Safety Fin Books Worth 26c
each, Wednesday 100
Wire Hair Fins Klrby, Beard & Co.,
superior quality, worth 10c box,
at 8 for 6o
Books and Eyes Patent, worth 6c a
card, at 8 for Be
BENNETT' BIG GROCERY
Jos. Tetley's ft Co.'s India and Ceylon Teas.
Sunflower Brands, pound Too And 60 Green Stamps
Sunflower Brands. V -pound 3Bo And 26 Green Stamoa
Sunflower Brands, H-pound
Hartley's Pure Krult Jellies
H. J. tlelnta Muatara
Dr. Price's Breakfast Food, 1 pkgs
Llmberger Cheese, pound
Wlaele Slick Bluing, six for
Minute Tapioca, package
Advona Jams, assorted, two csns
Oatmeal and Graham Crackers, pkg
Schepp's Cocoanut, pound
Dutch Cleanaer, large pkg
Beauty Asparagus, can 8So And 10 Green Stamps.
Bargain Soap, 10 bars 860 Kresh Roasted Peanuts, quart Bo
Bennett's Capitol Sweet Wrinkled Peas, S cans for , 86o
Oyster Shells for chickens, pound lo
Bone Meal for chickens, pound, 8V4o.
Chicken Feed, pound. So.
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HOME-COMING CELEBRATION
DUBUQUE, IOWA
REDUCED RATES
via
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Tickets on sale August 21st and 22d, good returning ten
days from date of sale.
For rates and descriptive circulars call at City Ticket
Office, 1402 Farnam Street, Omaha, or write,
SAMUEL NORTH,
District Passenger Agent, : : : : Omaha, Nebraska.
ee Want Ads
Produce Results
lllark Taffeta, yard
wide, Cllola quality,
heavy rustling silk for
petticoats values are
$1.50
Hat Pins
Veil Pins
Coff Links
Tie Pins
Special Bargains
on whole lines ol
these articles.
Rogers Silverwarejoilet Sets
Jet and Mounted Back Combs.
MAKES AND GUARANTEED.
Stationary and
Books
Box Stationery, 60 sheets fine linen
paper and 80 envelopes to "yif
match Including 10 Stps. . . . Jw
100 decorated Papr Napkins, in.
Including 10 Stamps, for aVC
Roll Lunch Paper Including
10 Trading Stamps
Envelopes, three packges..
Including 10 Stamps........
Laird & Lee's Vest Pocket
Dictionary 10 Stamps
IQc
10c
19e
Post Card Albums, holds 200 cards,
very durable binding, no.
worth $1.60, for 'OC
(Others 10c up.)
display In the Harney Street Window,
Plenty of variety
early Fall. Values
,
7.50
Notion Day
-Assorted slses, worth up to f)Q,
Shell Back Combs Worth 26c,
Wednesday sale, at So
Premium English . Tap Assorted
widths, worth 10c ..8 for So
Tailor's Tape Measure Wort h lOo In
Notion Sale 8 for oo
Fanoy darter Elastic Assorted col
ors, worth 12 'Ac per yard 4o
Samson Thread Worth 6c spool,
at 3 spools So
lOo Black SUk Thread 100 yards,
at 18 Spools 890
18o And 10 Green Stamps.
35o And 20 Green Stamps.
.lSVto And 10 Green Stamps.
...350 And 10 Oreen Stamps.'
. . .SOo And 10 Green Stamua.
SSo And 10 Green Stamps.
lOo And
10 Green Stamps.
10 Green Htimni
aoo And
lOo And 10 Green Stamps.
SSo And 10 Green Stamps.
SSo And 10 Green Stamps.
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MEN'S SHIRTS
Soft or pleated
bosoms, soft col
lars or collar
in
y
rHL.69c
THB RELIABLE STCRB
35c Laces Wednesday for 5c
A Grand Clearance of Fine
tingham and Point Paris Laces. wffA
'I Iw.m.nn.l.. -.-,., -1.3 ftf
quality bands nnd edges, 15c, UOo,
'J3e and up to 30c yard
values, all go in one lot jltf
at yard vir
Being Sole Omaha Selling Agents
Zion City and American Lace
Laces, we will save you fully 50
quality Wash Laces. , See Our Special
Wednesday . Offerings. Send for Samples.
We mail them free.
EXTRA SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY
IN OUR FAMOUS DOMESTIC ROOM.
FROM 9 TO 10 A. M.
1 rase of fast colored Comfortable Cloth, fine style, 1 yards limit, a.
yard
From 2 to 3 P. M.
1 case of Hill's Muslin, the finest 10c
Muslin made; 10 yards limit, at,
yard 5
From 3:30 to 4 P. M.
1 case of fine Cambric, 8c grade,
10 yards limit, at, yard 4
Big Grocery Sale Wednesday
Prices That Are Real Money Savers
The Bst Pure Cane Granulated Sugar for
the C'Tnlng seanon
AT I. ESS THAN JOBBEK8' COST
10 bars best brands Uaundry Soap.... aoo
The best Domestic Macaroni, pkz....8'?o
6 pounds choice Japan Rice S60
The best I'earl Tapioca or Sago. lb.... 60
The best Cornmeal, per sack 16o
011 or Mustard Sardines, per can 4
1 -lb. package Corn Starch 4o
Bromangelon, Jellycon or Jello, pkg.7V4
Large bottles Ture Tomato Catsup or
Worcester Sauce 8l0
Large bottles Fancy Pickles, assorted
kinds 21'0
Dr. Price's Breakfast Food, pkg 6Vo
Quaker Oats Company Toasted Wheat
Flakes, pkg ?
The best Soda Crackers, per lb 00
M HAYDEN'S LT
Some medium size offices
at reasonable
If you wish to create a good name for yourself in
a business way, find the best possible location, not
only the most central, but one where you would be
surrounded by sucoessful business men. You don't
have to put up with inconveniences and inferior
service to have an office within your moans, come to
THE BEE
Room 644 has a good east light and a floor ipaca
of 221 square feet, at the rate of, per month. . . . . .
Room 607 is 16xl feet and has plenty of lirht,
at, per month
Room 642. on the 0th floor, facing east, la 9x19
and rents for, per month
Room 520 la a nice small room, with a partition,
. making a prWate office and reception, at ,
Room 411 to similar to one above, without parti
tion, at
Room 214 la the cheapest space we hare for rent,
14-6x27, at, only
The Boo Building Co.
For office apply to
R. W. BAKER. Supt. Room 105
IT WILL PAY YOU.. ,
to call and see our
MATTING AND RATTAN SUIT CASES
before you start on your vacation. They are light, roon y
and neat. They arc strong and endurable.
PRICES FROM $2.00 UP.
Omaha Trunk Factory
1200 Farnam Street
1
I4 In" he
TV
In heart of
B tho shopping district
BOTS SUITS
Newest styles and
fabrlrs, nlz.es P
to 1 yen i-s
sft.2.50
0
KM
Not -
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Mfg. Co.
r0 on best
50
FOR ALL DAY.
AmoskeaK Outings, 10c grade.. G1
Anioskeag Outings, dark colors. ,
10c, 12 He and 15c Wash Gpods, to
close, at, a yard - '-i
10c, 12 Vac and 19c White Good 1
2 5c Cotton Suitings, looks like moive,
yard !12Ht
15c fine Flannelettes '10
12 Vjc fine Klannelettes . ..... .7H?
Ten other specials for all day. .
The best CrlFp PretieU, per lb 60
Fig Newton Cookies, pir lb...., 8jO
Chicken Feed, per Ih 91ao
Bia rsnBH rauiT and veoetabi.
BALB.
New Apples, per peck , SSo
Fresh Beets, per bunch lo
Fresh Carrots, per bunch lo
New Turnips, per lb SHo
Fancy Wax or Ureen Beans, per lb.... Oo
Two large heads Cabbage 5o
Fancy llipe Tomatoes, per lb BVsO
Fresh Paisley, per bunch lo
Six Green Peppers for 60
New Jersey bweet Potatoes, per lb...7lo
Large, Juicy Lemons, per doren 15o
Fresh Roasted peanuts, per quart 60
TOMATOES TO CAJfNIWGVj -bushel
baskets fancy ripe Tomatoes. 35o
rates
BUILDING
$20.00
$15.00
$16.00
$15.00
S12.50
$27.50
BAILEY (El MACH
DENTISTS
rrnRD fioor " paxton blocb
Comer lOtb and Farnam Street.
Beet equipped Dental office In the middle weak
Highest grade Dentistry at Reasonable Prtaee,
Porcelain XUUnga. Juat like tne tootlu ,
1IOTFXS
Tb. most cntrslly loaat4 -bot.l
In th. city for bopplns;
and business. Onlr on-hklf
block from Erosry. Hird, Tbarr
pry Oooas Co.; nar ait tbsa
ters. Absolutely modarn . In
.vary dtlL Our" av Voh
Cafs Is th. tiaodaoiasat la tb
city. Fries mod.rat.
EUROPEAN PLAN
SI M rr Pay and Upward.
Motel Kupper
IITHAND MoGtE (h.
KANSAS CITY. MO.
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