Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, September 02, 1908, Page 10, Image 10

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THE OMAHA DATLY BEE: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
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Store Closes Daily at 6 P. M.
EXCEPT SATURDAY AT 10 P. M.
Special
Site
Bnyt'
School
Slits
A New York Manufacturer's Samples and Odd Lots
HANDKERCHIEFS
Almost 100 styles shown
for the first time, fine sheer
quality, lace and embroid
ery trimmed; very elabo
rate lace inser
tion; beautiful
handkerchiefs,
worth to up 23c
each, at, each. . ,
5c
Men's 15c Handkerchiefs at 6ic
Men's all linen handkerchiefs, in all widths of hemstitch
ing good sizes made from Irish linen and
worth 15c each, at.. 0 2C
SPECIAL IN WOMEN'S
Fall Tailored Apparel
Women's New Fall Suits
In the nmtirt new fall ttyla which Bramlei
hotc in advance of all Vie
oihere
$
New Panama Tailored Skirts
In Vie new effects that button down the front
and title etunnxng new features for '
tai
f398
New Tailored Linen Waists
Th favorites, among correctly
$98
$139
A
gowned women made to wear with
iM new ( special
at
Heatherbloom Petticoats
moro serviceable and Just as desirable as
silk a complete variety on sale
at
Beautiful Silk Petticoats
In white bitch and dtlicate $98
evening shades, many are elaborate M
See the Five Great Window Displays of
Women's Fall Tailored Wear.
4 BIG BASEMENT SPECIALS
Denims, cretonnes, suitable for
pillow tops, comforters, t
" etc.; at, each, remnant. .. . JC
Your choice of our men's light
weight undershirts and
drawers, worth to 50c... 13C
Children's school stockings fast
'"' black, worth to 12 He
a pair, at, pair. . .
Women's embroidered turnover
collars, worth up to 10c
each, at, each
lc
xh BRANDEIS
1610
Harney
Street
Across the
Street
from
Bennett's
Thousands of shrewd housekeeper have visited Omaha's greatest
food mart arfd were delighted to have found a place where they could
buy everything in high class eatables at astonishingly low prices.
Specials for Wednesday, September 2d.
CREAMER DEPARTMENT
Good Eggs, per dozen 182
FreBh Churned Butter, lb.. . .25?
Best Cheese in the city at lowest
prices.
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Choice cut of Prime Beef, per lb.,
at 1
Country Sausage, per lb 5
Limit of five pounds.
W. L. Masterroan's Excelsior Ideal Coffee, per lb .25?
This is a favorite family coffee. Nothing better at the price.
Out-of-town customers, send us your order. We ship promptly.
on't Fail to See
THE
CALIFORNIA-
AND
OLD EU3EXICO
Exhibit. One of the Finest Displays at the
NEBRASKA STATE FAIR
Situated, Main Street, between Poultry and
Fish Buildings, State Fair Grounds.
LINCOLN, NEB.
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KIST1T7BAXT OH SECOND TX.OO. f
Dainty mesla t modrt r"l"
Own from 7 A M. to 7 P. M.
Saturdays from 7 A. M. to F. M.
vtnmoiri BPECXALS
4-lb. sack Whalal Breakfast Food.3
4-1b aai-k Wheatal Break fHst Food .BSO
ISO
. .BOO
. .100
. . .7o
. . .60
. . .60
. 76c
.93.00
. .BOO
. .950
. .100
40c Layer Raisin, per lb....
New Honev, rpr comb
WaahliiRton Prunes, rer In...
Quaker t'orn I- lakes, per pkg..
Korta Crackers, per lb
C.lnRer Snara. per lb
Tolorado J'earhea. per basket.
Colorado fears, per box
Coutry Butter, per lb
Creamerv Butter, per lb
1)111 Tickles, rer doxen
Sylmar OUT Oil from California.
Grand Prlxe, St. Louis. 1904 .
Highest Award. Portland, 190S.
Highest Award, Jamestown, 1907.
Per Bottle, A
20 ounce $1.00 J
10 ounce 60o
S ounce 30c
Gals. In tins $3.75
H Gala, in tins $1.90
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The Beer Yon Like
Cases 2 dozen n'2 Q(
Large Bottles iJpO.U
Cases 3 dozen Qf
Small Bottles tyO,Z7J
An allowance of 11.20 will be made
upon return to us of the empty case,
and all of the empty bottles 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
gourtney & Go
17th and Dootfla Bt.
Fnon Douglas 647
Private Exchange Connect All Depts.
WATTLES IS IN A QUANDARY
Hla Aatonaabll) la Sinaahed la Avoid
la; lollUloa wlta Oaa of Hla
tract . Cara.
Will Gurdon W. Wattir. president of the
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway
company, bring ajlt against that corpora
tion to recover damage to hla automobile?
This question arlaea from the fact that
Tuesday Mr. Wattles' automobile was
smashed In avoiding collision with one ot
Mr. Wattles' atreet cars at Thirty-third
and Far nam atreet.
Mr. Wattlea frankly admlta he can't aee
any good reaaon why th auto should have
been damaged In this way. though tie will
not go so far as to condemn the atreet
railway company, nor Intimate what he
proposea to do. In all human probability
he will not sue the company.
Mr. Wattle waa not In his auto whan th
accident occurred. Neither waa anyone
le except the chauffeur and he waa not
burt. The chauffeur found himself be
twixt and between ft collision with another
auto if he continued in the path he was
going, or a street car if he took the mott
convenient alternative. There waa Jfist one
route left to him and that led atralght and
hard up against a telegraph pole. Brave
and thoughtful man that he was he took
thia route and Mr. Wattlea will have a f w
repalra to make to his machine aa a reaulL
KOSHLER AND VICTIMS OUT
Former Freed oa Stabbing; la Self-Do.
lease, Latter Hecover aad
Leave Hospital.
Arraigned 011 the charge of cutting to
kill. Kred - Koshler. who stabbed Mck
Moaher and Mat Burbash pn the evening
of August IS, waa discharged In police
court Tuesday .morning. Teatimony offered
by witnesses was to the effect that Koshler
cut the other two men In aelf-defense.
Although the Uvea of the two men who
were stabbed by Kostiler, were despaired
of, almost supernatural vitality waa ex
hlblted by the pair and they were released
from the Omaha General hospital Satur
day last.
TRY OUR
SCHOOL
SHOES
The Boys and Girls can
now dust up their books,
sharpen their pencils and
get ready for school.
There's one thing sure
every one of them will
want a pair of School
Shoes.
"We anticipated their
wants and are ready for
the rush with the best
school shoes that are made.
TOR BOYS
Box Calf, Vici Gun Metal
Calf, Velour Calf.
$1.75 I? $2.50
FOR GIRLS
Vici Kid, Patent Colt,
Gun Metal Calf, etc.
BUTTON, LACE OR
BLUCHER
FRY SHOE CO.
Til SHOZBB.
16th and Douglas Streets.
Red-Man CollarS
TRADE MARK
cents
2 for 25
Ask your Haberdasher.
HAIR
Ob a '".Vomaa'a Face, Neck,
Armg or Shouiucrs . la Not
Considered Attractlte.
LA JEUNE DEPILATORY (LIQUID)
will remove hair from any part of the
body in from & to 10 minutes leaving the
ekin soft and white no smarting or
burning-: 76c per bottle. liy malL
sealed, $1.00. Circulars free.
CHEXXAV ft McCOWJBX.Xi DBT7Q CO,
Cor. 16th and Dodge Sta.. Omaha.
owl siua CO,
TTT7TsfniFri.?
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Srnd for Sample of New Kali Dress tools
and Silks if you live out of town.
New Autumn Dress Fabrics
After all, these are the tried and true friends; always
welcomed, always sought for. True, we have a world of
others the new taupes, London smoke, cedar, peacock,
sapphires, canard, etc., that are attracting widespread atten
tion, but the blues and browns are the favorites. Both in
woolen fabrics and in silks we bring out almost every shade
from the bright tans to rich golden browns, from bright
pastel blues to navies. If your fancy leads you to plain fab
rics or to novelty weaves, be sure you'll find them here.
Windows numbers 1 and 2 should interest vou. Prices
range $1.00, $1.23, $1.50, $2.00 to $4.00.
Striking New Models in Broadcloth
TAILORED
SUITS
Values lo $25; Wednesday for $15
UumlstaUably these suits represent
the greatest values you have ever
known at the price. Fashioned in the
very height of style with new 36-inch
length coats, beautifully pleated sklrta
and wide loose fold of self materials.
The coats ere lined throughout with sa
tin and have two deep vents in back and
button trimmed; strictly tailored gar
ments of fine broadcloths in grays,
greens, browns, navies, reds, modes,
etc. Have every size to 4 2 in every
color. We advise prompt action. It's
the best offering of new styles thus far
shown. On sale Wednesday for first
time
Another Extraord- a CT f
inary Wednesday -OTSet OpGCial
Hair price ior strongly hunt batiste corsets, high bust, long hip models,
aainuiy trimmea witn Valenciennes lace. Among
them some girdles that are well mude and stayed at
waist line. All of them are excellent 75c corsets.
Wednesday only, at
U& UIJI SB
39c
New Fall Quarterly Style Book
Much larger and finer than before, illustrating all the latest
patterns; now on sale for 5 when bought in connection with any
15c Ladies' Home Journal Pattern in other words, the Style Book
and any 15c pattern for 20c.
Wednesday Notion Sale
Pearl Buttons, all sizes, worth 6c
dozen, at 3 dozen for 5
Kcrby, . Bewd St Co.'s Steel lluir-
Pins, worth, 10c cabinet for.
'.Nainsook press Shields, worth to
25c; at. ,pair 5c
Black lOO.Vard Spool Silk, worth
10c each, per dozen .20c
Sum Hon Linen Finish Tread,
worth 5c, at 3 for 5
Hope Shopping Bafl, worth 25c,
Hooks and Eyes, patent, all sizes,
worth 5c, at 3 for 5
Belt Pins, white and black assort
ed, worth 10c, at 2 for 5
Satin Pad Hose Supporters, all
colors, worth 25c, at 15
Amber Shell Hair Pins, worth 25c
dozen, at, dozen 5
Feather Stitch Brnld, big assort
ment patterns, worth 10c, at 5c
Wednesday 15
The Best of the
Late Books
The Firing Line, by Robert
Chambers; A Little Brother of the
Rich, by Patterson; The Lure of
the Mask, by Harold McGrath;
The Circular Staircase, by Mary
Rinehart; Mr. Crewe's Career, by
Winston Churchill.
Regular $1.50 i O
editions for.I.UO
Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens
For college and high school
students. Fully guaranteed and
exchangeable any time.
Pencil Box Free Containing pen
holder, slate pencil and ruler
with purchase of Bchool supplies
amounting to 25c or over.
Highly Polished J
Colonial Glassware
In a great sale Wednesday. Half P?
price or less on the entire line. There H
are beautiful Kods and at sale prices
one of the best bargains this depart- P
nunt has had.
Cut Glass Water Bottle, OST '
worlh 60c, lor Mut f
Colonial Glass Vases, worth -t fk-. L
l'Jc. for 1UU
Colonial Ola Cclary Tray, - B
worth 3(ic, for XOC ?
Colonial Glass, four-piece sets, oer B
worth 7ac, ior itJKj
Colonial Gloss Finger Bowl, -f fgt
worth 2fic, for AUl El
Colonial Ola Syrup Juga, 1 fr,, si
worth l!9c, for XJ.y
Colonial Glass Sugar and 1fn
-M- V W -3
Creams, worth Hoc, for.
Colonial Glass Candle Stick, OK,,
u-nrt 1 hnrv fnr mmm-j
Bennett's Big Grocery
Capitol Baking I'owoV.r, 5-lh. can $1.00 and inn Green
I'aplaol KakinK Powder, 1-lb. can 34o and 30 (Ireen
Capitol Baking Powder, 4-lh. can 130 and 15 (Sreen
Hennetf Hest Coffee, 3 pounda 81.00 and Ion Green
Bennett's HeKt Coffee. 1 pound 35o and 30 Green
Teas, assorted, 1 pound 68o and RU Green
Tea Sifting, pound 15c and 20 Green
Snlder's Pork and Beans, can lBo and 15 Green
Beauty Asparagus, can 850 and 10 Green
Advona Jama, assorted, 2 cans 30o and 10 Green
Bennett's Capitol Wheat. 2-lb. pkg llo and S Green
Bennett's Capitol Oats, 2-lh. pkg 110 and 6 Green
Jell-O. assorted, 3 pkgs 960 ami 10 Green
Red Cross Milk, can 10o anil & Green
ir. Priee's Breakfast Food, 3 pkgs 85o and 10 Green
Franco-American Soups, can 20o and 10 Green
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rnnn FOR Weak and nervous men
rUUL IUR who find their oower to
NFRVF work and youthful vigor
ilCIV gone as a result of over
work or mental exertion should take
GRAY'S NERVE FOOD PILLS. They will
ake you eat ana sleep ana Do a
man again.
91 Box; 3 box fa. 50 by malL
BIIKH1S fc McCOVWELL DBOO CO.
Cor. 16th and Dodge Stresta
OWL DRUG COaUPABTT
Cor. 16th aad Harney St.. Oiuaba. Btb.
HOTELS.
HOTEL
MARTINIQUE
BROADWAY AND 3SD STREET,
HaltaLD SQL' A EE. N. T. C1TX.
TRB MOST CENTRAL LOCATION
IN NKW VOKK. T?
TBBHIOHKST CLASS OV S'?of
A(X-OMklODATIO.N trrJ
AT MODKKATS r V 1 6f
ilnent
I imnnt Kw
Tnrk hotaliit for
J 5Slk ICVllMCS Of US
VZnl. THB MiRTlNIQJjt
Wj-isMTALSANT HAVR AN l-
t'TRHNATIOSAL EK PUT AT ION.
Mmxua ltaaasl as SL Ueni nun,
educed ates to
Lincoln ACCOUNT
STATE FAIR ) Tickets on sale Ang. 31 to Sept. 4,
aug. 3i-$ept. 4. f Return Limit Ssptembar 7tti.
REGULAR SERVICE
S 0:52 a. m. 1:20 p. m. 4:40 p. m.
SPECIAL SERVICE
Leave ) 7;45 Leave j B;0fl Leave j g
omana v uncoui r umcoi
Sept. 1-2-3 ) a.m. Sept. 1-2 ) p m.
FURTHER PARTICULARS
Sept. 3d ) p. Ml. I
Station. lyaj
1323 Farnam St.
Union
BAILEY (EL MACH
DENTISTS
THIRD FLOOIl . PAXTON DLOCB
Corner lOtb and Farnaia StrveU.
Best equipped Dental otfic la Ui mlddl wMt
H'tbest gradd Dentistry at lUaaonabU Prlcaa
forcelala XHUou. lust Ilk Ua toota,
Interesting Wednesday Special Bargains
This Store
Will Be
Open Till
6 P. M.
UiJZ'iU LUJLS.WS
THB RELIABLE STORE
This Store
Will Be .
n- t:ii .
upcii I ill ,
6 P. M.
,t New Fall Skirts Less Than Half
',7 Ht-- Several elegant new lots irom xno
L. and E. Stern and Lehign vaiiey
Lh" silk mills. Pnrr.Vin.sfi hrourht for
ward for Wednesday's great sale.
mm
39c-49c
Your choice of richest hew weaves,
in plain and nov
elty silks; $1.00
and $1.23 values.
Even hotter values than those offered Monday and Tuesday.
The best bargains in new perfeet all silks ever shown in Omaha
or the west.
Just in Time
for School
Over 2,000 Boys' Knee Pants Suits, nearly
all fall and winter weights, are offered to our
customers at less than usual manufacturers'
cost prices.
The. greatest-lot of fall suit val
ues ever offered here or elsewhere at
our special sale prices.
175 for Boys' Suits, I n 7C for Boys' Suits,
worth to $4.00. C'2Z worth to $6.00.
37K for Boys' Suits, worth regularly from
liZ $6.00 up to $8.00 all sizes.
See the New Fall Lines of HART,
SCHAFFNER & MARX Correct Clothing. 4
The highest examples of clothes makers' art
Haydons for Paint
No question of quality here, you know the brands and what you tnunt v
is A
Uquid Vaneor, the famous furniture
polish, 50c size on sale at 39
EloHric Wall I'apor Cleaner, regular
16c cans at 8
30c cans Hcreen Paint 2IiC
Sapolin, the famous VarniKh Stain
75c quart cans . . .39
40c pint, cans 20i
House Paint, guaranteed for 3 years;
6 colors, per gal . . .
Special Grocery Sale Wednesday
For the freshest goods, highest quality
10 bars best brand Laundry Soap. .2 5c
Zest Breakfast Food, per pkg 5c
The best Domestic Macaroni, pkg.. 8 Vic
2- lb. can fancy Wax, String, Green or
Lima Beans 7 Vfcc
3- lb. can Golden Pumpkin, Hominy,
Beans, Squash, Sauer Kraut or Baked
Beans 7 c
The best white or yellow Cornmeal,
per sack 15c
Wheat Berries, per pkg
Bromangelon, Jellycon or Jell-O, 714c
24 boxes Parlor Matches for. 25c
The best Tea Sittings, per lb 15c
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, lb. ..16c
Fancy full cream Cheese, per lb., 15c
Fancy Dairy Butter, per lb 19c
Fancy Creamery Butter, per lb. ...21c
Peaches and Pears for Canning.
The balance of our two cars to go
on sale Wednesday.
and lowest prices, try llayden's firsts
Extra fancy California, yellow Cra
ford Peaches, per crate 95c
Bushel boxes extra fancy Colorado
nsrllult Dan fa 1 Q
u. b.Lh , .aia ..... ......a.A.tfV
Grapes for Jelly
Large baskets fancy jelly Grapes 17 c
Fresh Vegetable Prices for Wednesday
Fancy Sweet Corn, per dozen . . ,.10c
Fancy New Jersey Sweet Potatoes,
three pounds for 10a
Fresh Beets or Carrots, per bunch, .lc
Fresh Parsley, per bunch 16
Fancy home grown Squash, 3 for.. 6c
Two heads Fresh Celery Be
Fancy ripe Tomatoes, small baskets. 5c
Fancy Wax or Green Beans, per lb. 5c
Fresh Leaf Lettuce, per head lc
Eight bunches fresh Radishes 5c
-bushel basket Fancy Ripe Tomatoes
for canning 26u
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 3, '08
B. Ol IY1. Station. 9:30 A. SV3.
ROUND TRIP $150.
Entrance to State Fair .50
Tickets on sale at Sherman & McConnell's Myers
Dillon Co. 0. P. Kiplinger H. J. Penfold Co. rJ
Reed and Rattan Suit Cases
PRICES FROM $2.00 UP.
They are Light, Roomy and Durable. Let us show
you our line.
Omaha Trunk Factory
1200 Farnam Street.
Bee Want-Ads Business Boosters