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THE OMAITA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 1903.'
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Oio Special Sale
Hand Loom Embroideries
FRONTINGS and WAISTINGS
Many hand loom embroideries extra fine sheer Swis3 and
batiste and nainsook, up to 30 inches wide embroidered
dots,, open work, and filet
designs :worth up to $1.00
a yard Wednesday, yd . . .
$2 BROADCLOTH at 98c
This fine quality of imported broadcloth is in all the very
newest and most fashionable shades, regular fK
$2.00 quality broadcloth ; on sale at, O
yard . .'
SI SILKS at 39c
Hundreds of pieces of this season's most fashionable silks
shadow, stripe and check taffetas and peau Zj'lOt
dc cygnes, black taffetas, etc., per yard, C
September Sale of Blankets
'Brandeis sells the most desirable quality of blankets at
less than you can buy them elsewhere. Wednesday will be
a special bargain day.
10. 11-4. and ,12-4,11-4 slse.
sUes Cotton Blankets,
grey, whit and tan,
at, pair 49c, 69c, 76c,
98c, $1.39, $1.50.
$175 Mid up to $2.60
wool Blankets, in
grey, tan and white,
regular $5 and $G
;ru..3.98
Beacon fancy Bath Robe or
Wrapper Blankets --Large
assortment of patterns and
shades, worth $2.50 each,
Wednesday,'
each; .-.
$1.69
Stunning New Arrivals in Fall Millinery
v" We- are showing the most beautiful collection of fall
hats fever assembled by a western house. All the very new
est and most extreme French and American designs. Our
display is now in readiness.
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SCnOUL DAYS ARE nERE AGAIN
Public and Prirate Institutions Open
" for the Year.
TWENTY THOUSAND CHILDREN
KnrollawvBt at Hiaa aad Grade
Schools aad Crelchtoa ValTerslty
' la Far Creator Than
Laal Year.
,. With i. school population of 20,000 chil
dren, less than that number could reconcile
themselves to study again and attend the
' public schools on the opening day, Tues
day. In the high school the enrollment
was large, far. greater than lust year, but
thlL fell off In the ward schools, though the
first day Is tiever tak'en. ea a criterion. All
the schools,' the high and thirty-four ward
schools, opened at 9 o'clock. The first day
was taken up with preliminaries, class
work to begin Wednesday.
. Congestion Is reported from the four ward
schools bring remodeled, especially at
Lothrop. - In this school two teachers will
have to agiu)uct classes In a room until
the addition Is completed. The other
crowded schools are Kranklln, Farnam and
Forrest. The. 'new. Vinton school was opened
v Tuesday for , the first time, but nearly
wary seat is reported as being occupied.
Superintendent Davidson and Principal
Qrarf of the high school both speak en
couragingly of the outlook and aay that
tha vpauilug of the schools Is auspicious.
Mr. Graff met many of the students Tues
day for the first time and Is enthusiastic
over the Interest the boys and girls of the
school are taking at tha start and feels
more confident than ever that the Omaha
High school' can fee ' brought to a level
higher than the high plane. which it now oc
cupies. .
Creighton university opened Tuesday
morning with an enrollment of S30 students,
tha largest enrollment on opening day In
the history, of the educatlonsl Institution,
exceeding that of last year by about forty.
Already the facilities are taxed to their ut
most and the faculty has begun to look
around, for additional quarters where the
work can be carried on. No building will
be dona this year, but Rev. M. J. O'Connor,
vice president of the university, says that
ft Is probable that an addition to the uni
versity will have to be built next year.
Creighton. university, tha head school,
teaches the arts, the Creighton Law, Medi
cal and Pharmacy colleges, while located
In separate buildings, Wing affiliated with
the uu I varsity. Tfce tour colleges opened
laat Wednesday. Two professors and three
assistants have been asoed to the faculty
of the university, the two professors being
Rev. Pr. Geyer, who Instructs the senior
class, and Rev. ft. Dooley,. who Instructs
' tha freehmaitUsa7 Tha rest of tha faculty
is mainly the sen as iast year.
Most of the1" CM holie i parochial schools
opened. Tuesday with an' enrollment ap
proaching this Including the enroll-
ment at a few of tha schools which opened
a, week ago: The St. Phil omen a school la
not as yet f lnlsaed, but -whee this la opened
OMAHA
8:i3 '
Of
39c-59c
strictly all.
.Cotton Crib Blankets
30x54 Inches, white,
regularly 25c,
each,
at
15c
Single Cotton Blankets For
sheets, in grey and tan, in
11-4 and 12-4 sizes; sell reg
ularly at $1.00 and $1.50 a
pair, on sale C
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BAILEY 61 MACH
DENTISTS
THIRD FLOOR PAXTON BLOCB
Corner lfltb and Parnam Street.
Best equipped Dental office In the middle west
Highest grade Dentistry at Reasonable Price
Porcelain fillings, just like tba toota.
The Big
Camp Meeting
At OMAHA. NEB.
From Sept. 3 to Sept. 24
or longer.
Rev. J. W. Edwards and Rer. A. Ams
poker will have charge. Many abla and
experienced workera will be present.
To be held In Hlvervlew Park, umihi
Neb., handy to Farnam, Harney and 13th
street car lines, guou snaue; mall de
livered to the grounds twice each day.
Tske South Tenth street car from the
Union uepot. get on at Bancroft street.
Three services each day, with a Bible
School for workera and those who wish
to become aoqualnted with the Bible.
The Tabernacle will be pitched at the
entrance of the Rivervlew Park at Sev
enth and Bancroft streets, easy for all
to reach from any part of the city. Tents
can be rented by writing to Rev. A. Ami.
poker, ii. oouin cieventn street, Omaha,
Nebraska. ,
Good water and all conveniences for a
profitable time.
IAEL & WILSON'S
The above tame or trade mark
together or singly stamped on col
lar or shirt denotes highest grade
of material, best workmanship.
HAIR
On a Woman's Face, Neck,
Arms or Shoulders Is Not
Considered Attractive.
LA JEUNE DEPILATORY (LIQUIB)
will remove hair from any part of the
body In from 6 to 10 minutes leaving the
skin soft and white no smarting or
burning; 75c per bottle. By mall, sealed,
11.00. Circulars free.
IIEBIUI ft MoCOBTirEI.1. DRUG? CO.,
Cor. lth and 1 nxljte hts., Omaha.
owl una co..
Cor. Uth and Harney His., Omaha.
about October 1 It will accommodate about
loO pupils. It Is 'estimated.
The religious school of Temple Isreal,
Park avenue and Jackson street, will open
next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock with
the following corps of teachers: Miss Rose
Bernstein, principal; Misses Ida Gordon,
Minnie Heller, Sadie Bernstein, Plorenoe
Hlller, Irma Gross, Hasel Cahn, Alne
Brandeis and Roslna Mandelberg. Rabbi
Frederick Cohn la superintendent.
Haw te Avoid. Aswstrltls.
Most victims of appendicitis are those who
are habitually constipated. Orlno Laxative
Fruit Syrup cures chronic, constipation by
stimulating the liver and bowels, and re
stores tha natural action of the bowels.
Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup doea not nau
seate or grips and Is mild and pleasant U
take. Refuse substitutes. All drugglsta
Dr. Ross, Dentist, tit Barker Block.
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S & II os" TBADIId TAMPS. We give
them with every purchase in every de
partment all the time. Wave them. It pays.
A Shipment of New
Stunning
New Modele
Just
Here's suit value that
sticks out with great
prominence above all
others, even those we
ourselves have had
heretofore. New chev
ron weaves In solid
shades of brown, green,
navy, garnet, also
black. Striking empire
designs, 36-lnch length
coats with deep side
vents and button trim
mings, satin lined,
gored flare skirts
Our suit exhibit Is
one of surpassing In
terest. Variety Is al
ways greatest here.
Quality and styles
coupled with popular
prices are nowhere else
so pronounced.
FlcHin6lttC GOWIIS "''le nrw "nes arB 'n Pretty pink and blue stripe
flannelettes and teazlertowns, plain or braid trim
med, some with novelty stitched edges, etc., 69c, 89c, 98c, $1.35 and 91.48
LOKO BROADCLOTH COATS Fitted
models, 62-Inch lengths, all satin
lined, all sizes, black only. . . .f 18.00
TEATBESSTXX PETTICOAT
Beautiful silky black petticoats,
light weight and as rustling as silk;
three charming styles that are (2.00
values, for $1.48
CUPID PICTURES
100 small Cupids Awake and Asleep,
-' septa tone, framed In flem- . - Cr,
lsh oak frrmes AO-
100 Cupid sublects In flemish oak
frames, two openings; 7x11 Jft
Inches
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SxlS size for 91.00
Wednesday
Xooka and Eyes Patented, all Kn
Amber Shell Hair Pins Worth Kg
25c a dozen, at, dozen
Satin Pad Kosa Supports!
L5c
Worth 25c, at
Belt Plus White and black as- Kn
sorted, worth 10c, at 9 for...
Samson Linen Finish Thread CTn
Worth 6c, at 3 for.
Featherstltoh Braids-
ment patterna, worth
at
llousekeepinn Linens
Wednesday's exceptional specials.
Each Item la a rare bargain.
Cream Table Damaak 70-lnchea wide,
good weight and serviceable, our
regular 60c grade at, per 3QC
Xilnaa Doylies Fancy squares and
centerpieces, hemstitched, scalloped
and fancy drawnwork, values - Q
to 8c, special -acrv
Knck Towelav Plain or colored bord
ers, 12 He quality, Blight im- Ql n
perfections, each
NVhite Goods Oddments, S9c - n(
kinds, a little soiled, at -s-2
CORSETS
Twenty-five dozen of med
ium weight batiste and cou
til French bias gored $1.00
corsets, high bust, long hip
models, hose supporters at
tached; regular $1.00 gar
ments at 70c
Long hip Girdle tops, nicely
trimmed with lace, two
pairs supporters, bias gored
on sale at .50c
Our Greatest Sale of Strictly Fresh
CANNED GOODS
Rarely, if ever, are goods of like quality so unusually priced. It's a fine
opportunity for large consumers and families who can buy In dosen lots, but
we of far them In any quantity for this one day only,Wednesday. Every can
positively guaranteed.
Beat We Have Kidney Best Ws KaTS String; Bennett's Capitol ra-
Beana Thirty dosen Beans Fifty dosen bsrry Beets Thirty
cans; usual price is cans; usual price 16o, dosen c a n s; u iu a 1
. 12HC a can, Wednea- Wednesday 1 fW U' 1?lnd' wd"e"-
day. two cans for 16c. IOC day only, per
or each, Qq only- CBn--" can
" st Ws Blara Straw- B(t W( XaTa Rasp
Bast We Kara ApHoots berrlesr Twenty dos- Drru Twenty dus-Twenty-flve
dosen en cans; usual prioe en cang. usual price
cans; usual price 8c. j60l Wednesday only, 4o Wednesday only,
Wednesda.y 20C on " al' 18C on sale at,
only, can vv per can A.O- per ea lot
eat Ws Sara Bine- aas We Rave Pears Qja.n gpUe Bgft Blums
appla Orated; twen- Twenty dosen cans; Twenty-flve dosi?n
uVuiT'orlJc We'd": Prlo 0' W,d- cans; Caual price use.
"onlyfVo neaday only. 20(. Wednesday X8C
JeraM ...... i-OC per can. only, per can
i ' 1 r:
Reed and Rattan Suit Cases
PRICES FROM $2.00 UP.
They are Light, Roomy and Durable. Let us 6how
you our line.
Omaha Trunk Factory
1209 Farnam Street.
Bee Want Ads
Produce Results
Fall Suits t $19.50
Unpacked
EXTRA SIZE IKtJtTS Usually
soiree, but Always Rood lines here,
Panama skirts with waist hands 30
to 3t Inch, tailored or satin trim
med S3. 88
MISSES' SXIKTS Dark, plain col
ors, also gray checks and mixtures, '
odd lots and sample garments, new
est styles, worth to 17.60; on special
table at S3.9S
Many sizes on. sale Wednesday.
Prices about half regular. !
100 small assorted Cupids In . OAp
cabinet 2-inch oval frames..
100 Cupid Pictures, In. double heart
shaped openings, flemish oak frames'
genuine burnished gold ornaments,
size 12x11 Inches, j Jg
Notion Sale
Rope Shopping Bsg
-Usually
25c, Wednesday at.....
Pearl Buttons All sizes,
worth K,
to a dozen, 3 doaen for.
Xirby, Beard fe Co. Steal Hair rT0
Pins Worth 10c,' for UKj
Nainsook Dress Shields Worth Kg
26c. for -
Blaok Sewing Silks 100-yard Oft..
-Big assort- - -
Ball Bros, iibn Frail Jars
i-gallon size, per doz. (T0
Wednesday. .... 03 L
Extra quality 10o ' Fruit Jar OOn
Kubbers, at three dozen for. .
Prnlt Jar Caps Porcelain O rr,,
lined, per dozen ..- tJV
Plain white Porcelain Cnpa AKn
and Sanoers, six for
Bias Banded Berry Sets -jc,,
7 pieces, per set , -1U1;
Dne lot Mayonnaise Dishes, tomato de
sign, sugars and creams, jugs, cups
and saucers, fancy plates and vases
worth up to 60c IOC
DICTIONARIES
Dictionaries for school use: - A(
many kinds, 10c upward to SLt-'
rBEI Scholars Companion Box, con
taining pencil, slate pencil, penholder
and ruler, with every purchase of
school supplies of 26c or over.
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How .out
School Shoes?
Have you bought them
yet? If not, bring your
boy or girl to us and let us
show you the kind of
school shoes we sell. They
are made of the toughest
leather, put together in the
strongest manner, shaped
over the easiest lasts and
sold at the most comfort
able prices
$1.75, $2.00, $2.50
FRY SHOE CO.
, THE IKOIBB,
ICtli and Douglas Streets.
MffiiJLislAWJL
to
and many other points in
Oregon, Washington
and Idaho
This low one-way rate in effect
EVERY DAY
TO OCTOBER 31, '08
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Tickets good in Through Daily
Tourist Sleeping Cars on pay
ment of berth rate
VIA
lion Pacific
INQUIRE AT
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
1324 Farfifrm Street.
Fhonssi Ball Socg 1888, and Ind. A-3S31
BUTTER NUT. BREAD
Blesses Everybody Else.
It Will Blesss Ton TRT XT I
BOB SAXB AT ALL GROCERS So
Tba label la on the loaf.
NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
U317 Leavenworth Et.
FBOltB DOUGLAS 1607
FOOD FOR
NERVES
Weak and nervous men
who find their uower to
work and youthful visor
cone as a result of over
work or mental exertion should talcs
DKAT'9 NEKVE FOOD PILLS. They will
make you eat and sleep and bs a
I man sgaln.
$1 Box; 3 bosss sa.SO by malL
IHEkHAS ft McCOHHELL SBVUO CO.
Cor. 16U and Dodg Btreets
owl ssua coupist
Cor. lSta and Harney Sts Omaha. aTeb.
HOTELS.
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HOTEL
MARTINIQUE
BROADWAY AKD 3D 8THBRT.
HKUALD saCAOK. M. T. CITt.
fns MOST CKNTKAL LOCATION
IKS lilOKF.ST CLASS OT
AT UUUtlAIK
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JivJS1m Mil.lnr.ndSPIwlSI
5.Bt. THE MABTlNltit'S
See the New
Crown Jewel
Suits at
' $25.00
GOTIEKIs
THE RELIABLE STORE
Grand Embroidery
This lot is truly wonderful at Wrdnewlay's sale price, l
.moroiaenes and Insertings actual value to 15c, Hp
choice while they last, yard .Jrta?
SOLE SELLING AGENTS IN OMAHA FOR THE ZION CITY
AND AMERICAN LACE MANUFACTURING CO'S LACES.
Extra Specials for Wednesday
IN OUR FAMOUS DOMSTIC ROOM
FROM 0.00 TO 10:00 A. M. One case , FKOM 2:00 TO 2:30 P. M. On casd
- . . V. . . 1 oneptins. me
7 Vac quality, 10'jardsYo a customr
at yard . .'
FOR
9-4 Bloached SheetlnRs, yard . .. 1S
30-Inch Bleached Muslin, pxtra fin.T
t)rth 8c ysrtf, at yard 4?ln Other Rpeclals for WMnrsday.
Greatest Clothing Sale on Record
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uurixixsuua WEDNESDAY WITH UN
ABATED s INTEREST The Big Pur
chase of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits
from the Railroad Co., together with sev
eral immense lines of medium weight
suits from our regular stock, on sale,
while they last in two great lots:
$15.00 SUITS..
$18.00 SUITS..
$20.00 SUITS..
$22.50 SUITS
$25.00 SUITS...
$27.50 SUITS...
$30.00 SUITS...
$35.00 SUITS...
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All are the newest Hart, Schaffner &
Marx style ideas, exclusive in design, per
fect in fabric and tailoring, with all the
high quality and many new kinds that have
made Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
famous as the best.
THEY CAN'T LAST LONG AT THESE PRICES COME AT
ONCE WHILE LINES FOR SELECTION ARE COMPLETE I
Don't Forget
He needs one for school and we're
est line of values ever offered
Omaha at the prices. See
Wednesday's Specials, at
Skirts Made to Measure
Select any material from our great stock of Dress Goods and we will make
for you a Skirt to measure In any one of 20 up-to-date styles you prefer.
PRICES: $1.50 $1.75 $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50
Work will be done by a first class Ladies' Tailor right In our own store. Per
fect fit guaranteed or money refunded. Inquire at Dress Goods Counter.
Buy Your Peaches and Pears for Canning
We have on track one carload of extra fancy California Salway Peaches, free
stone. These are very fine. Wednasday we will sell them; per case. . . 85
Our advice Is to buy now. y . '
Also one car extra fancy large Colorado Bartlett Pears, packed la one-bushel
boxs. Thse are very fine, strictly No. 1 fruit; Wednesday sale, pr bushel
box w. ..'..:. $1.75
KIPK TOMATOES FOR CANNING Large market basket Xaucy ripe tonostoes
for canning, per basket .12 H
GRAPES FOR JELLY Fancy Jelly grapes, per basket . . . . i . . . . .17H
CRABAPPLES FOR JELLY Large market baskets fancy Siberian crab
apples; the finest that grows, for jelly, per basket .-.A k ,.35
BIG FLOl'R SALE WEUNESDAY To Introduce our finest iflgh Pateul
Flour, nothing finer made, into every house In Omaha, Wednesday, we will
sell 48-pound Backs of this highest qusllty Flour, per sack. ...... . -91.25
One sack, will convince you that there Is nothing better for double the
money. ' "'"
Freah Vegetables at our regular low prices. , ,
TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST ws
03 YOUR TRIP
TO CHICAGO
Select the railway that gives the best service in sleeping '
cars, library cars and day coaches. Special advantages-'
electric lighted trains thoroughly clean cars unexcelled
service in dining cars, and comfortable berths In sleeping
cars are assured If your ticket is for one of the trains'
of the
Chicago e-
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway
Union station In both cities. Three fast trains dally.
Lieavos Union station, Omaha, 7:25 a. m., arrives Union '
station. Chicago, 9:16 p. m. The Bualness Man's, .train . .f
leaves Omaha 6 p. m., arrives Chicago at 8:3.;i: m: , ''
Another train at 9:60 p. m., arrives Chicago 12:28 noon.
TICKETS, 1524 Farnam Street, Omaha
F, A. NASH, Genera! Western Agent. j
Bee Want Ads-Business Boosters
Best of All
Crown Jewel
Suits at
$25.00
Bargains Wednesday
$1.25 EMBROIDERIES 59c
Positively the greatest snap in
fine Embroideries offered this'
season.
$1.23 Skirt Flouncing, Irish Cro
chet and Batiste en(T
IJands, all in one Eft Hj f-
lot. at yard. CJU
15e EMBROinF.TiTF.R au .
llpautlful Robe Prints for pomfortera.1
rpRular 7V4c yard, 14 yard limit, at
P" yri 3Ta
ALL DAY
I Lonsdale, per yard
Q4
The Boy's Suit
prepared to show you the great
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