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HOSIERY SALES
New York Manufacturer's Samples Ladies' and
25c
to 25c per pair
at, per
pair
50c
New arrivals in women's and men's imported thread hosiery
in gauze lisle, fancy lace effects, Hembrandt Fjk.
ribbed, in blacks, whites and evening shades, J?
worth up to 50c pair at, pair
All Silk Ruching at 10c
Fine silk crepe ruchings, ruff
and all widths, including the Queen Anne style;
in whites, blacks and all colors, positively worth
25c per yard at, per yard
All Silk Ribbons at 5c 10c Q
A great new lot of pure silk taffeta ribbon, in whites, blacks,
colors and fancy designs; widths
from Xo. 1 2 to No. 100, worth reg- and
ularly up to 25c per yd. at, yd. . . .
WOMEN'S
Sheer Liiei Handkerchiefs at 10c-15c
Women's sheer all linen handkerchiefs, embroid
ered' and barred; alBO very fine quality trimmed
handkertrlefs, worth 25c each; In two great
lots at
Men's 25c Handkerchiefs at 8ic-I5c J
Men's all pure linen, sheer quality handkerchiefs,
all widths of hemstitching, plain, plaid and barred
effects, worth up to 25c each;
at each .
Two Specials in Women's Underwear
Women's low-necked, sleeveless
vests, lace trimmed,
nicely taped, extra
good quality, at
each
6ic
CALLING CARDS AND INVITATIONS
Business Cards, Wedding Invitations, Birth Cards, Party Cards. The
lowest prices in Omaha at our card Printing Department, East Arcade.
High Class work. v
BRANDEIS
It certainly is economy to patronize the store that affords the
best opportunities in quality and prices. We buy the best, we buy It
right, we sell the lowest
Spring Chickens, per lb 152
STEAKS STEAKS
Porterhouse Steak, per lb 12 W .
Round Steak, per lb 10 '
SIrlion Steak, per lb 10
Chuck Steak, three pounds for 25
ROASTS
Rib Roasts (ail bone out) per lb 12$ nd 10
Pot Roast, per lb g, and 5
Mutton Roasts, per lb j
Veal Roasts, per lb and Ti
Boiling Beef, 8 lbs. for .25
CENTRAL MARKET
18TH AND CAPITOL AVENUE
Phone DoufUe 1796 .
I
LEVY RAISED TWO MILLS
Tax Rate for County Probably Will
Be Fixed at 14.4.
BOARD WILL MEET NEXT WEEK
I'uuimiulonrrs Kay the Increaae of
23,00O from lllsher Aaluatloue
Would Nit Be Sufficient
for Demand.
The tax levy for. county purposes will be
lncreaiwil probably about i mills when the
'lrvy Is made by the county board next
wtx-k. This, at leant, Is the opinion of
a majority of tha. county commlsiiloners,
ho, with the "county clerk and county
assetisor, comprise the assoakincnt board.
According U the commissioners, the In
crease of t.OOO which would be produced
by the increased valuations if the levy
was the fume as lust yaar, will not be suf
ficient to meet the conditions that con
front the board, and a boost In the levy
will be tweeasary If the work on roads and
bridges Is to continue on the earns scale
as the last two or three years.
Th commissioners, or, at Irust, a ma
jority of them, admit a mistake was made
last yer In reduolti- the lovy S mills. This
reduction, they now say, was too largo.
If a more conservative cut had been made.
It would now be unnecssary to make an
Increase.
The cut lust year was due to the large
balanoea reiualnlua; In the load and tUe
bridge funds. These balances have been
eaten up and contracts have already been
let against the levy about to be made.
The luoreasa In the levy this year will be
In these two funds. The difference In the
conUKion of the funds this year and a
yvar ago Is disclosed by a report com
piled by County Comptroller Solomon for
the tnfjituallou of the board. July 31 last
S Sei,
Brinil8ls'
I fiir Ad
- II
Men's EJ
Hosiery 10?,.
This is high grade plain ami fancy
hosiery, including lace, allover lace
and lace boot effects and embroid- M
ered hose, in white, tan, black and l
colors; worth up 1 j
., -"" - ;y
10cS
HOSIERY ai 25c Pr.
lings in the very latest styles
10c
I0c
10-15c
8i-15c
.Women's low-necked,
lisle thread, umbrella
union suits, lace trim
med knee, regular and
extra large staes at.
sleeveless
3k
71
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Ind. A-2141
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L3
year the road fund had a balance of 17,
667.91 and this year It contains 109.39.
The bridge fund, which contained 143,515.76
July 81, li07. now contains but tl3,t2.38.
bom Claims rending.
Further than this there are. pending
against the road fund contracts and claims
amounting to 30,359 and against the bridge
fund amounting to 113.304, or about enough
to cover the present balance. The levy of
1.5 mills for Ue road fund last year pro
duced HS.774 and this year It would pro
duce &1.712. but as there are already claims
against the road fund amounting to JlS.000
more than the balance In the fund, the
commissioners assert, the old levy would
not produce enough money to carry on the
work next year.
While last year's levy would produce over
K'1,000 on this year's valuations, the county
gets but bnlf of this, the law providing tlu
other half shall go to the park board. This
would reduce the amount available to a
little over JJ.COa
The levy for bridge purposes was cut last
year from 1.5 mills to .4 of a mill and It Is
In this fund, It Is asserted, that the prin
cipal part of the proposed increase will be
placed. The county is grading a large
number of roods and this work requires
the building of many culverts and bridges.
The commissioners say that unless the road
campaign for next ear Is to be hampered
the Increnxes In the fund must he rpade.
It Is believed by the commissioners that
the Increase will not have to be over ;
mills. This will stir, leave the levy a mill
below what It was when the slash of t
mills was made last summer. Last year
the levy was 15 4 mills, but the board cut
9 of a mill from the road fund and 2.1 milts
from the bridge fund, niuklng a reduction
of S mills.
loo Much Esvense for Mellef.
If It were not for tho unusual expenses
put on the general fund this year some re
lief might be had by transferring from that
furd to the road and bridge funds, but un
der tho circumstances the commissioners
say tills is lmpi-ible. The bourd under
authority from th voter recently pjr-
Omaha' Tnr rood Ctntsr
BEtTAVBiKT OK BECOWD TXOOK.
f lalnt v mla at mndprnt nrtrflft.
The coolet. most airy Cafe In Omaha.
Open from 7 A. M. to 7 r. M.
Saturdaysfrom 7 A. M. to P. M.
SATURDAY'S SPECIALS
French Pomino Siisar, per pkg.
Fruit Pillar, per pkg
Imported Sardine, per tin
New Honey, per frame.
Wheat Berries, per pkK
Quaker Corn Flaken, per pkg..
Grape-Nuts, per pk
12 Herbatel Laundry Soap for.
6 Qermon Mottel Soap for......
Exellance Flour, per sack
Bran Flour, per sack
3-lh. tins Pure Food Soups....
Vi-lb. tins Vienna Sausasre . . . .
Layer Raisins, per lb
Turkish Figs, per lh .
1 Fard Iates, per lb
Freph Eggs, per dox i
I Creamery Butter, per lb
Imported Swiss Cheese, per lb.
i Domestic Swiss Cheese, per lb,
. .B5c
. .500
ii
. .llo
. .BOc
. . oo
, .. 7e
..9c
, . .BSc
, . a 5c
S
.S1.B5
. .30c
...18c
. . . Bo
. . .15c
. . aoo
, . . l"o
. .83o
. . .35o
. . . 350
. . .80o
, October made Cream Cheese. lb..BOo
, Genuine Rocy Ford Cantaloupes
' Alegator Pears
Fresh Musliroons
Artie vhokeff
Head Lettuce
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I Courtney's Coffees are "Teuspoon
' Coffees. Being gas roasted, dally,
k thv rpnnlr Ipns coffee Der cui and
' are. therefore, the most economical
' coffees for you to buy. More and
I better coffee for le-is money.
' Don't fall to try AJfKOLA Coffee.
per lb 35o
I T1TOBA Teas, per lb Ot
MEAT DEPARTMENT
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1 (inn ilm ciiilr Knrinv ' Lftnll) l.rfrs. ,
I at, per lh 17Vcl
r 600 lbs. Choice Fall Lamb Legs. at. ,
i per lb laiioi
' 1.00" lbs. A No. 1 corn ten roi
i Roosts at npr lh 80 and 10c
I Veil Breafts. at, per lb 8V401
t v.l SilwnilHorir at npr lh lUiO
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Venl Rib or Loin at per lb lio '
) Spring Chickens, Sprlnjr .Ducks, )
. KnHnir T.nmb. ttc.
mm 8 P. M. to 10 r. M We Willi
j
sell 1.000 lbs. choice Lamb Stew, at, J
per lb 3V40.
LIQUOR SPECIALS
Claret Per bottle 8Sc
Per dozen bottles 93.60
Per gallon woo
s
f nfermented Cataba Grape Juice, per
bottle wo
Per Case (12 bottles 96.00
S
rBIE One gallon Port with each
Golden Sheaf and Atherton, 7-year
old Rye. per gal 84.00
s
S rVe Recommend S
s
s
f- u. mm. tn
The Beer Yon Like
Large Bottles pO,z7J
Cases 3 dozen a'5 QA
Small Bottles tyO,Z?J
An allowance of 11.20 will be made
upon return to ua of the empty case,
and all of the empty bottle In good
order.
Orders will be taken for Luxus
in less than case lots at the follow
ing prices:
$2.00 per doz. Large Bottles
$1.35 per doz. Small Bottles
j g6artney & Go J
17th and Doturlas Bte. J
17th and Don las Bts.
s
Fhone Donftaa 647
Private Exchange. Connects All Depts.
s
Another
Chance at Our
TAN OXFORDS
Saturday
Men's best $3.50 Tan
2.60
2.S5
3.85
2.95
3.25
Oxfords, now
Men's best $4.00 Tan
Oxfords, now
Men's best $5.00 Tan
Oxfords, now
Ladles' best $4.00 Tan
Oxfords, now
Ladles best $5.00 Tan
Oxfords, now
You can't afford to miss these
bargains.
SEE PISPLAI OF
BARGAINS IN WINDOWS
FRY SHOE CO.
Ill IEOI11
16th and Douglas Streets.
chased a Detention school for Jltf.000 and
about J9.000 more will have to be expended
on It during the next year. The tubercu
loids ward Is Hearing completion at the
county hospital and will have to be paid
for. In addition to this the expense of
housing county prisoners during the con
struction of the new court house will have
to come out of the general fund.
The State Board of Equalisation has not
made its final report to the eounty board,
so It Is not considered probable the board
will make the levy until next week.
CELEBRATION JF0R LABOR DAY
All I alone l'lan to Participate la
HlB Demonstration ou
September T.
Labor will celebrate Labor day, September
T. this year, and If, rlsns now underway
er curried out, all the unions In Omaha
will gather for a parada In the morning
and In the afternoon wtl JjIii in a dink:
at the park on the east side of Cut-Of."
lake. It has been decided that Tony Don
anue will be marshal of the para I. A
niwtlr.c will be held Sunday afternoon at
5 o'clock to complete arransementa for the
!.abo.- day celebration.
A7
Get the Boy
Ready
For School
Shoe him right to begin with
get him a pair of our STEEL
SHOD shoes they are not
made so much for show as for
wear and when it comes to
wear we win put them up
against any Boy's Shoe your
boy ever wore.
We guarantee that a pair of
these Steel Shod shoes will out
wear any two pair of any other
make of boy's shoes.
Little Gents' sizes
10 to 13 V4 .... .
$2.00
$2.25
$2.50
Youths' sizes
1 to 2
Boys' sizes
2 to 5 . . .
SATURDAY IS HOYS' DAY
AT THE
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 FARXAM STREET.
ALWAYS
your favorite make of
S3 H O ES
OO
WALK-OVER
SPECIALS
KVERYTHING NEW IN FALL
SEASON IN SNAPPY STYLES
SOLDONLYATTHE
Walk -"OvOhoe Store
314 SOUTH lSTH BTXEET
iTonr doors SoVof Beaton Drag Co.)!
ED. S. IKOKMON, Walk-OTsr Man.l
Buster
-
Brown Bread
Is the BEST BREAD
made in Omaha. In
sist on getting1 the best.
Ask your grocer for
Busier Broun Bread
U. P. Baking Co
HOTELS.
"CoMFoa-r Without Extravagance."
HOTEL WOODSTOCK
W.43B-5T.KTJS,lNEWY0RK
with running water, 1.b0 and u
With sath, $2 and up. suites, $5 and u
Write for particuiars.
wlra for reservations, our expense.
W. H. VALIQUETTE, Manaqer.
AX80 THfc BERWICK. HUTLANP. VT.
nBTi'sT1"1'--'--
HOTEL
BROADWAY AND 83D STREKT.
UbKALD BQL'ABS. N. T. CH'X.
B MOST CENTBAt LOCATION
Pir.w with.
R HIOHKUT CLASS OT
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HATS
tATtd.
mlnnt
rfllrnn of IK
trr.rnlslo ml lrl
THB MARTINIQUE
n....KDlUTd VJIVIT AN 1.1-
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MtauftiarBl Bt. IB's Hottl.
JD50 ?$ sn
mm
XZV&2ZiZZ2ii: new ff
Wrmim proof 'mmmM: I B I J 0
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HACCO.V
At MO
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UITS
ACTUAL
$10.00
VALUES
SALE PRICE
ACTUAL
$3.00
VALUES
SALE PRICE
GUARANTEE
CLOTHING CO.
1519-21 Douglas St.
TO
Low One-Way Rates to San
Francisco, Los Angeles, San
Diego and many other
points in this state, in effect
EVERY DAY
SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31, 1908
Tickets good in Tourist
Sleeping Cars.
The Automatic Block Signal
System now in operation on
the
Union Pacific
reduces to a minimum the
Inquire at
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
1324 Farnam St.
Phonts: Bell, Song-. 1828, and Ind., A-3331
3.
BUTTER NUT BREAD
lays claim to your appetite.
Why? Order a loaf, then
you- will know why.,
rO SAI.II AT ALI. ORUCEK3 60
Ths I.abl la on tha X.oaf.
NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
8317 LsSTsnworth at.
rBOHl DOUOLAl 1607.
D. C. SCOTT. D.V.S.
(Boo cs or to Dr. H. I BamaceJottL)
ASaOSTAJrr STATE TZTZmzVABXAJti
OfXto aaA XoapltaJ. B810 lEaaon
Btxaet.
Calla Promptly Answcrsd at All Hmifa,
Tm.t Offlcs SUrnay 7. fm,s. H.K
AVsa. Seoiaa A3aa
PhHKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
CMjt itbd Wutirw u bale.
Prunsow ft UtaoxtA rrl tjrowth.
Mvr "J1 to Bcator Oray
Hir to if Touibful Color.
The Twentieth Century Farmer
Tbc Brat Farns I'uytr.
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THE RELIABLK STORK
Men's Suits
Light and medium
weights, values up to
$23, including many
lines of Hart, Schaff
uer & Marx garments
on sale in three big
lota at
$7.50, $10.00
to $12.50
MEN'S PANTS
Immense assortment
of fabrics, colors and
patterns, values to
4.00, choice
1.50
ALL BOYS' SUITS
Values to $3.00, all
newest styles, best
fabrics, to close at
$2.50
See the New Fall
styles in our II. S. &
M. Clothing
$18 ID $35
m havden's nm
s
Jf" YOUR
...OF... I
Vollmer's Clothes U
We have 98 light weight suits, mostly two-piece gar
ments, many silk lined, a few in all sizes, which we must
sell before the opening of our fall lines of clothes.
During this season we sold these clothes at prices from
$30 to $20. They are decidedly fashionable all this sea
son's goods and of a quality which has made for our
clothes shop the reputation it has.
107 South 16th St.
a II II U II H H
1 1 a vwiMirs a a
Vacation
Opportunities
Via Rock Island Lines
Mackinac Island, Mich., and return 831.80
On sale dally.
Petoskey, Mich, and return f 20.85
On sale dally.
Toledo, Ohio, and return ,.823.25
On sale August 27-30. . ,
Pittsburg, Pa., and return . f. .. . ,$37.15
On sale dally.
Buffalo, N. Y., and return $38.40
On sale dally. - , '
Toronto, Ont.. and return ,i $30.60
On sale dally.
Montreal. Que., and return $35.00
On sale daily. . , , . .
Boston, Mass., and return ' ..$40.33 i
On 6ale dally.
Portland, Me., and return $42.33 I
On sale dally.
Denver. Colorado Springs and Pueblo and return. ..... .$17.50
On sale dally. - . i" ' :
Ogden and Salt Lake, Utah, and return $30.50
On sale dally.
San Francisco and Los Angeles and return. ,, .$6Q.OO
On sale dally.
Portland. 0re., and return . .$60.00
On sale daily.
Yellowstone Park, Wyo., and return via Colorado in
both directions. Including expenses In Park . ..$78.25 ,
On sale daily. . '
This Is only a partial list of the many low fares for summer tour effereu
by the Rock Island. ' . , . ' .
Above fares from Omaha; correspondingly low fares from ' all Rock
Island stations. ,
For other information
call cr write.
F.
IT'S THE BEST PLACE IPW THE CITV SOc
Noon Day Lunch Grill Room
FROM 12 TO 2
Hotel Rome 5,."L';:A,, t?.a.
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Copy fcht 1908 by Hart SchafFncr & Mane
CHOICE cn
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P. RITnF.RFORU. DJ. l'as. Agent, ,
1323 Farnam St.. Omaha.
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