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THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: TTITTRSDAY, SETTEirBEIt 10, 1908.
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These New Arrivals Comprise the Smartest and Most
Fashionable Suits Ever Sold at a Moderate Prioe.
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We offer special for Thnrs
day ft splendid group of th
neweat up-to-date tailored suits
for fall. Every one is the latest
modeL The Dew plain colors,
pastel shades and black new
lout? fitted and seml-fltted coata
plainly, tailored or smartly
trimmed. The newest of skirt
features a fine chance to bajr
a new volt specially priced, at
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Extra Special
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Stunning Fall
Suits at $19
This group comprises long
coat suits. In the newest shades
of brown, blue, etc., including
misses' sizes made of broad
cloths and cheviots, latest Btyle
features many smart Invisible
plaid worsteds, at-
Extra Special
All Silk Ribbons Sc-lOc yd
:k and all colors, on Bargain
5c40cyd
Great lots of Ribbons in black and all colors, on Bargain
Square widths up to 100,
worth as high as 25c
yard, at
Women's and Men's Handkerchiefs at 5c
Embroidered, lace and plain hemstitched
handkerchiefs, all sizes, and worth up to
25c, special Thursday
5 c
CHOCOLATE DAY
at "SWEETLAND" Brandels East Arcade
Out Popular Club House Brand A large assortment, in
cluding nut tops, nougat, dipped caramels sot
and fruit flavored cream centers all at one J?
price Thursday, chocolate day, pound , rt KJ? s
These are positively our regular 40c lb. Chocolates
English Wilton Rugs
These rugs are the famous real English "Wiltons,"
9x12, all seamless and made in the rich, soft Per
sian patterns that add so much beauty
to any room. Other stores would ask
'$53.00 to $60.00 special at
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BARTLE WILL LEAVE OMAHA
Assistant Pastor of First Methodist
Charrai Will' Areept lade
. rdrat Call.
Rev. 8. D. 3rU.. assistant paator of tha
First MeLhodlat' Chttreh. will not continue
In that position sfUii the close of the pres
ent conference year, ' which la September
Xi. ' He has received throe calls to inde
pendent pulpits and will accept one of
these. But he will bot . know which one
until the meeting of the conference at Stan
ton, September 23. The conference will be
conducted by Bishop Robert Mclntyre.
Mr. Bertie has been In Omaha a year,
coming here from Iowa. Hla work has been
regarded aa quite successful and ha has
made hosts of cordial friends In and out
of that church. During the absenoe of Dr.
LoveUnd, the pastor, he has filled the pul-
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LUIJ The Beer You like
Cases 2 dozen C3 Ofi
Large Bottles P3eVU
Case's 3 dozen OA
Small Bottles frOzJJ
Aa allowance of It 10 will be msde
upoa return to us of the empty est,
aod all of the empty boiuea in good
order.
Oi tiers will be taken for Luxus
i let ta cat lot at the follow
ing price;
$2.00 per doz. Large Bottles
$1.33 per doz. Small Bottles
Gladstone Bros.
1308.10 Deugtaa Street
AUTO. AJJIl DOUGLAS tit
pit and has done so with satisfaction to tho
congregation. lie ia a young man and ho
consldera his experience in Omaha has been
valuable to him. Rev. Mr. Bartle haji
traveled extensively, devoting much timu
to the Holy Land, and he has made good
use of this experience In the way of lec
tures to his church people.
The official board of the First Metho
dist church will meet probably Thursday to
decide on the matter of selecting a suc
cessor to Mr. Bartle.
Children's and
Misses' Shoes
Just a little talk on children's
and misses' footwear the kind
that give growing feet the right
opportunity to grow as nature
Intended.
We make a study of shoes
and feet that's why our rep
utation for perfect fitting is
generally known by the public
Our styles are the latest put
In real quality shoes so Hhat
yon are sure of satisfaction
from every point of view when
you have our children's and
misses' shoes.
CHILDREN'S,
sizes 8 ' to 11...
MISSES',
sizes lltt to 2. . .
YOUNG "WOMEN'S,
Sizes 2 to 6 ... .
$1.50
..$2.00
.$2.50
Too know we are above the
average in the ratal 1 shoe bus
Drexel Shoe Co.
3410 PAKNAM STREET.
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Easy...
at the proper time to give teeth ur
gent care, viz., when decay first makes
its appearance. Not to know the ex
periences that bad teeth cause, is not
to allow a decay to grow and become
larger.
JC9T THAT FILLING
that Is needed now is easily put in, and
the expense is comparatively small.
Fillings that I put in, give patients
pride in their teeth.
It will be a pleasure to tell you the ex
act condition of your teeth' as well as
their real needs.
Taft's Dental Room
1517 Douglas Street.
The Big
Camp Meeting
At OMAHA. NEB.
From Sept. 3 to Sept. 24
or longor.
Rev. J. W. Edwards and Re"- A. Ami
poker will have charge. Many able and
expel lenced workers will be present.
To be held In Klvervlew Vark, Omaha.
Neb., handy to Farnam, Harney and 12 th
street car lines, good shade; mall de
livered to tho grounds twice each day.
Take South Tenth atrest car from the
Union Depot, get off at Bancroft street
Three services each day, with a Bible
School for workers and those who wish
to become acquainted with the Bible.
The Tabernacle will be pitched at the
entrance of the Rlvervlew Park at Sev
enth and Bancroft streets, easy for all
to reach from any y.art of the city. Tents
can be rented by writing to Rev. A. Ami
poker, 147 South Eleventh Street, Omaha,
Nebraska. .
Good water and all conveniences for a
profitable time.
$t T Buys a Tailored Suit $1 C
iiJ of latest models, worth $5 more lLJr
You'll not be surprised why we are
selling such quantities of Fall Suits once
you come in here., You don't find exor
bitant prices at Bennett's, but you get
quality, variety and the most authentic
styles at uncommonly moderate figures.
These suits at $15.00 are a striking illus
tration. Fine tailored broadcloth models,
either severely plain or trimmed with
satin bands, 36-inch length coats, pleated
skirts, all the best shadings; every size;
. value, $20.00 s
FIFTEEN DOLLARS
Cool Evenings Are Coming
Don't You Need a
Light Jacket?
Here's a lot of about one hundred fall coats, tan coverts,
black broadcloth and black silk taffeta, all best styles of
course; values are $8.00, $10.00 to $12.00. gtt ""
The buyer got them at a low price and
Thursday puts them out the same way; fy j
Only iaa
Fine Black Taffeta
Dress Skirts
Exquisite Fall Models of best
grades of Taffeta, positively good
$20.00 and $22.50 garments.
Some have velvet bands, some
self folds and straps, some are
beautifully embroidered In silk
with eyelet effects, others are
tailored flare and
pleated styles. Thurs
day on sale at
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Black Lawn Waists
Closing
Those who must have black waists
get a real bargain here. New
styles, with elaborate lace and
medallion yokes or beautiful em
broidered fronts,
values $2.50, for
Bath Kobes for women, of heavy
Jacquard blanket robes or plain
eiderdowns with girdle, (y QfcC
values to $5.00 mdJ
79c
Thursday Is Hosiery Day
Women's seamless fast black Cotton
hose, double sole, 17c val- ttL
ties, for. , IaJC
Hand embroidered black llnle hose,
60c lines, broken sizes, Thurs- "C
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Children's 17c fine ribbed stockings,
regularly sell for 17c; spe- 171
clal Misses' fine gauge medium and lla'ht
weight ribbed stockings, i6o iu.
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ity, lorm.
Boys' heavy weight 25c' school hose, pair for lBc
RTfT CJATTi ?TTTT?TJ N'alt for the big sale Men's Shirts rtejtt Sat
MnxAVXki urday RlgRest bargains shown this season.
Large sample line from eastern manufacturers. See Friday evening's
papers.
Two Thursday Shoe Bargains
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Designs, particularly of
machinery, should be cor
rectly drawn. We have
artists, who can make cor
rect drawing, of any ma
chine or contrivance. Let us
know what jou need.
BAKER BROS. ENGRAVING CO.
iiarker Block, Omaha, Neb.
Boys' Casco Calf Shoes, guaranteed to
be al(, solid leather inner soles,
outer soles and counters heavy
.double soles, ail sizes up Xlf
In. KU. a. vrv. riurahlM
shoe at a special low a
price Tor xne aay, pair...
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Nurses' lared shoes or for all women
with tender feet; they have rubber
heels and hand turned soles. Most
comfortable shoes
made and worth f 2.60
the pair, Thursday
for
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BENNETT'S THURSDAY GROCERY SPECIALS
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'In' addition to the lowest prices good groceries
ever sell for, we offer extra special Inducements In
S. & H. Green Stamps. Pays to watch our daily
grocery quotations. Save the stamps and get the
premiums. Not one cent of extra cost to you.
Bennett's Capitol Coffee, per pound 880 And 20 Green Stamps
JOS. TETLET'B I IT D LA. AKS CETLOH TEAR.
Sunflower, Blend, pound can 70c And B0 Green Stamps
Sunflower blend, H pound can..... 3So And 25 Green Stamps
Hunflower Blend. pound can 18o And 10 Green Stamps
Gaillard's Olive Oil, imported, bottle 3So Anil 20 Green Stamps
French Cut Loaf, Sugar U&c And 10 Green titami.s
Rex Lye, three cans for 850 And 10 Green Stamps
Beauty Asparagus, can 850 And 10 Green Stumps
Lipton's Jelly, assorted, two pkgs ...SOo And 10 Green Stamps
Snider's Hoik and Beans, two cans .800 And 10 Green Stamps
Soda Crackers, four 6c packages for ISO And 10 Green Stamps
Pure Fruit Jellies and Jams. .. .12aO Victory Pineapple, grated lOo
Raisins, large, two pounds lia Sheet Gelatine, pound 300
TtTTHJTTT'IF TAPTOfiA Two hundred and fifty packages only, usual
lULli Ulli IftflVUit prlce 10c Thursday and for one day only QAp
Three Packages JKj
Bennett's Capitol Sweet Wrinkled Peas 3 cans for flSo
Queen Olives, large. 08c bottle reduced to 70o
25o bottle Grape Juice, pure and unfermented 16o
RENT
This word is a terror to some people, but did you over
stop to consider the conveniences you receive in
FOUR BABES IN YEAR PLUS
South Omaha Woatatt Becomes Mother
of Uuartet of Children Im
fourteen Months.
Anton Machal, 20U P street. South
Omaha, and his wife are firm believers in
the anti-race suicide campaign.
April 10, 1U07, triplets were born into tills
home and fourteen months later a fourta
child, a boy, came. The triplets lived but
three months, however, all of them dying
with the whooping cough. The fourth baby
Is a husky lad and Dr. Kalal, the family
physician, says it will take more than the
whooping cough to tear down his natural
strength.
Mrs. Machal is 39 years of age. Her. hus
band is employed in the Omaha Packing
company's (!ant at South Omaha.
The record of births and deaths for the
day iu:
Births William C Matthews, 1901 Miami
street, girl; Ward M. Burgess. 12! South
Twenty-second street,' girl; Louis Hansen,
21 ui Mauderson street, boy; William Bo
trand. 4u8 Bancroft street, girl; Lovell
Durin, 1121 South Twenty-eighth street,
boy; I. T. Flegle, SS02 North Thirty-fourth
street, boy.
Deaths Catherine Barden, Omaha Gen
eral hoapltsl, 24; Hans A. Hellesrom,
Omaha oeneral hospital, it.
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H. W. Goodloe, Dallas, Tex., found a sure
cur for malaria and biliousness in Dr.
King's New Life Pills. Ac. Beaton Drug
Co. i
Croolay Wall (Imu so C
will keep you In the memory of your trade
for an entire year. Several ' sises and
styles. Writs today for samples and price.
Greeley Fritter, fit Louis,
Big Horn Country
Special Excursion Sept. 15
A pesonally conducted ex
cursion of Laudseekers will
leave Omaha and Lincoln the
night of Sept. 15 to inspect n
large tract of irrigated land
along the Big Horn River near
Worland and Basin that recently
has been thrown on the mar
ket at low prices an on easy
terms; this section Of the Basin
is bidding strongly for a sugar
beet factorj; there are many
well cultivated irrigated farms
in this vicinity.
There is no failure of water in
the. Big Horn Basin; the supply
from the Shoshone, the Greybull j
and Big Horn rivers is sufficient
to irrigate 1,000,000 additional
acres of laitd.
Write at once for details.
D. CLEM DEAVER, G. A.,
Xaadaskra Information Bares a
10TX AID rASVAJC,
Omaha, Nebraska.
modern office building when you locate your business there!
Janitor service, electric light, water and the comforts of a
well kept building. For
$10.00
you can rent enough space for one or two desks and suffi
cient rooin so that your clients will not be crowded while
waiting.for your attention. The good
OFFICE
space in Omaha is limited and we would suggest if you con
template opening an o'ffice for. professional or commercial
enterprise
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the near future that you call and see the 6pace we have to
offer. You will make no mistake by locating in
THE BEE BUILDING
Apply
W. BAKER, Supt. Room 105
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A Wedding Ring
purchased at our store would be the proper lliing. W
have the Tiffany Ring which is the right kind these
days. Spend a few minutes In our store. Look for
the name. , .
S. W. LINDSAY. Jeweler
ltl OOUOLAS ITllIT
Unusual Bargain Opportunities Thursday
Furnishing '
Goods From
the Big
Railroad
Purchase.'
InlAWEInis
THE RELIABLE STORE ,
Dress Goods,
Wa3h Goods
and Domestics
TVnm trtft Rlnr
Railroad
Purchase.
A iftg Shipment of Winter Merchandise, consisting of Furnish
ing Goods, Dress Goods, Wash Goods, Domestics and Blankets,
was wrecked in transit and on account of the cases being in bad
condition was refused by the consignee. We secured the entire
shipment from the Railroad Company at less than 50 cents on
the dollar. ENTIRE SHIPMENT GOES ON SALE THURSDAY
AT ABOUT HALF MANUFACTURER'S COST.
FURNISHING GOODS
From the Great Railroad Purchase
All Men's Womcn'j and Children's
I'ndorwcar Heavy fleeced, ribbed
or wool garments, values AA.
to $1.00, choice UUC
Men's HeaTy Flowed Vnderwear
Regular 50c values, 29C
Ladies' and Children's Underwear
Fall and winter weights, regular 3"Jc
values,
at
Ladles' and Children' Combination
. Suits, worth 76c, am
3UC
Men's and Boys' Suspenders Worth
two lots, at . 25c and 15c
15c
20c
-Regular
Men's and Boys' Work Shirts
values, all sizes on sale,
choice
Men's Madras Dress Shirts
values to $1.00; all the new ftll
V1. ...... 50c and 25c
Men's 811k . Neckwear i-AU styles, reg
ular values to 10c, IA.
choice IUG
Men's, Women's and Children's Hoee
Heavy winter weight, all sizes,
Srv'!r.'..;....5cand 10c
Men's and Boys' Sweaters Worth to
$2.00, many fine wool garments,
.T 25c, 50c and 60c
Piece Goods From the Wrecked Stock
10 bales of 8c unbleached fine muslin
at, a yard 4
8 bales of bleached muslin, sold st
7 Vic, 8V4c and 10c yard, all at 5
5 cases of Simpson's prints, black and
white, silver greys an.: Mues, worth
7 Vic all at 4V4
5 cases of towels, worth from 10c to
15c evch, all at 7 He, Of. 3 He,
1 case pf wool dress goods, fine new
fall styles, goods worth from 75c to
$2.00 yard, will go at f l.OO, 75c, 50c
and 30
8 cases cotton blankets, worth from
$1.50 to $2.60 per, pair, all will go
on sale at, per pair $1.00, 75c, GOt
5 rases of all woof , blankets, worth
from $2.50 to $5.00 pair, all will go
on sale at, pair 92.08, $2.50, 2.oo,
$1.50 and .v$1.25
12 cases of Arnold's fleeced lined
goods, worth 15c yard, all at one
price 7
Other sales of goods too numerous
to mention.
A Magnificent Array of Charming Styles
We feel proud, and believe justly so,
of our splendid showing of exclusive gar
ment styles for Fall and Winter 1908-'09,
materials are selected by ourselves, the gar
ments made expressly for us and under our
supervision, and every garment must be
up to the highest standard of excellence be
fore it is offered for your inspection. '
Crown Jewel Suits
Over 100 new ones just received, the most
beautiful designs yet offered, fully the
equal of many $35.00 Suits on 0 C 11 A
the market, at choice 4UaUIJ
NOBBY TAILOR SUITS made to Bell at
$20.00, made of fine all wool materials,"
in all colors, special for 1 A Q r
Thursday, at each. ITbUu
SILK WAIST FREE to each purchaser of
one of our stylish Voile or Panama Dress
Skirts shown Thursday, 4 nr
at each iiJJu
Come in all colors and black.
$5.00 SILK UNDERSKIRT FREE to every purchaser of 'one of
those fine French Voile Dress Skirts, well worth "f flE
I.iJJ
$10.00, on sale Thursday, at each.
BEAUTIFUL CHIFFON PAXAM
DRESSES All colors, on sale Thurs
day at $19.90
NEW FALL JACKETS Fancy coverts
and blacks, special Thursday $4.05
Women's $2.60 Heatherbloom Under-
' skirts on sale $1.45
SILK RUBBERIZED AUTO and BAIN
COATS All colors, valuojj up to $20,
Thursday ..... .812.75
Women's $1.25 Percale Wrappers, all
sizes, on sale at G9?
Big sale of Infants' wear, Bab)
Bazar on Second Floor. :
Beautiful Fall r.Tillinory
At Less
An Immense Showing of the New Fall Styles
in both Trimmed and Untrimmed most at
tractively priced.
AS A THURSDAY SPECIAL!
We offer choice of 500 elegant Trimmed Tlata
in silk velvet, satin, .
or felt, regular $8.00 Vk
values, at
Paint Your House How
Now Is the time to do your, painting.
Oak Brand is the name of the paint
you want to use, a paint we have sold
here for twenty years; our price is
only $1.25 a gallon and warranted for
five. years. Sells everywhere for $1.86
a gallon.
60c size Liquid Veneer, the famous
polish 39
15c, can Electric Wall Paper Cleanr,
at7 8''
Skirts Made to Measure
We have secured the service of a
first class ladles' tailor in connection
with our Drees Goods Department and
will make to your measure any stylo
iklrt you desire. Perfect fit guaran
teed or money refunded. Prices $3.60,
$3.00, $2.50, $2.00 and $1.50.
Samples and pamphlets sent to out
of town customers upon REQUEST.
ANOTHER BIG SALE THURSDAY
Bee Want Ads-Business Boosters
On Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Groceries, Butter, Cheese, Crackers.
Bushel boxes extra fancy No. 1 Bart
lett Tears for canning, jmt box 91.75
GRAPES FOR JELLY.
The best pure Cane Granulated
Sugar at less than Jobbers' cost.
10 bars best Laundry Soap 2.V
Zest Breakfast Food, pkg ;c
The best Domestic Maccaronl pkg Hic
The best Corn Meal, per Buck 13c
6 lbs. Japan Rice 2;ic
011 or Mustard Sardines, per cau. .4c
Fancy Full Cream Cbefse, per lb. 13c
Fancy Dairy Butter, per lb 10c
The best Tea Sittings, per lb 15c
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, lb.. 15c
Put your Peaches and Pears up now.
We have two more car loads on track.
One car of Peaches and one of Pears.
The Peaches are extra fancy California
freestone, always the finest flavored
Peach for canning.
Tomorrow per case 85
Large baskets fancy Concord Grapes
for Jelly, per basket 17
FRESH VEGETABLE PRICES FOB
THmsUAYo
Funcy Wax cr Gren Ue;fns, lb. .2H
5 beads Freeh Leaf Lettuce He
The best Sweet Corn, per doz. . . .8 He
Fancy 8weet Potatoes, per lb . .S)tc
2 heads Fresh Cabbage ...Be
Fancy Cauliflower, per lb loo
Large Egg Plant, each 5c, 7Hc
2 Heads Celery 5c
Ire Market Baskets Fancy R1d
Tomatoes for canning.
EX HAY DEN'S UMH
IT'S THE BEST PLACE IM THE CITY SOo
Noon Day Lunch Grill Room
FROM ia TO a
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