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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1909)
20 TITE BEE: OMAnA. SATURDAY. MAY 2!). 1000. if If Mf Oar 111 a Special Sale Women's gauze lisle finished hose , light shades, tan and black fancy era j broidered and all over laces, plain col ors and fancy stripes, 1 C double heel and toe, at, pair UC Men' fine cotton and mercerized lisle hose plain light colors, black and tan fancy a m stripes In Shawknit Brand double 1 C heel and ton pair AW Women's Hosiery at 25c Women's mercerized lisle and fine pauze cotton hose light evening shades, also black, tan and u nite allover lace and lace boot pat- J C terns double heel and toe, pair iJv M W-'l Mutes', Children's and Boys' Hosiery at 15c Pair Fin and heavy ribbed cotton hose mercerized lisle In black and tan, some with garter tops, double knee, C - heel and toe, at, palr.i mJ 50c Long Elbow lengths lanese lace il square, worth 60c, at, pair. $1.25 Long Double tipped also black regular price at. nalr lippea nenruu, uc... Brown. Blue, White and Black, SQC at, pair kid gloves single row stitching black white and , all sizes, at. pair i !-clasp colors Women s Light Weight Underwear Women's mercerized sleeveless vests fine ribbed, ex- II . tra good quality I? Women's sleeveless vests fine ribbed, taped neck O 1 and arms special. . . . Q2 Children's Summer Underwear Misses' Vests Low neck and sleeveless, high neck with long or short sleeves. Misses' Pants J tli tight knee and umbrella style, lace trimmed. . Boys' Balbrlggau and Swiss ribbed under B o y s' Balgriggan shirts and drawers, it wear, at, a garment . . 15c extra 25c ue, all sizes Ribbons F 1 n e all silk taffetas In all widths Moires' Silk Dresden . and Floral designs, at, 34C 10c C and 30c and 60c Ruch lngs of fine silk crepe Hsse and net, black, white and colors, yard BRANDEIS ON SPECIAL SALE IN BASEMENT 50c PICTURES FOR 10c Hundreds of pictures in colored or black and white sub jects groups, landscapes, figures, etc. all A i mounted and ready to hang or frame, worth 1 litf 50c, at XVj Flags for Decoration Day Thousands of flags' in all sizes, for Decoration day buy them in basement at. 3c up to $4.00 Special Bargains in Shirt Waists. 69c Each Scores of new styles on big bargain square in basement tj5 extra special, worth up to $1.50, at 69c Graduation Presents You can make graduation presents thl season for half price by getting them here. In It sensible to pay high prlcei? Wedding Preaenta. or any kind of pres. cut at half price. Beautiful new stock to select from. IHamonrts. watches, brooches. BRODKEY JEWELRY LOAN CO. Douglas Street. Fowler, Deputy j Comptroller is Guest in Omaha Bankers Attend Luncheon Given to Man" Who Watches Their Cur rency So Well. W. J. Fowler, deputy comptroller of the currency, vvas the guest uf the Omaha National bank at a noonday luncheon served in the bank's dining room Filriay noon. Mr. Fowler was Invited tu stop In Omaha by the omaha National bank when it was loaineil that he would pasa through tiv; city o. his way to Cali(rrla tu attend a bankers' meeting. The deputy comptroller was accompanied by Mrs. Fowler. offuers of a number of oilier banks were invited and attended the luncheon. Among them were Frank Hamilton. tce president of the Merchants National ban, Henry W. Yaie. president of the Nebraska National; C. T Kountie, president of the First National; Milton Hallow, president of ths United Stales National; H. C. Uost wlck. prtstdent of the South Omaha Na tional; J. H. Millard, president, and W. H. Bmlioli. vashicr. Omaha National, and Ward M. Burgess of M. E. mlth & Co. Mr. and Mis Fowler left on an after, noon train fir California. LOAN SHARKS WORK OFFICER Far Two Iran M. I. Mallaly saa He . Has raid Forty Itollara Moathly for Tnesty-Kln Dollars. . Possibly the worst "body-snatching'' case which has com to light In Douglas county aa shown in district court Friday when Attorney Oliver S. F.rwln filed petition In behalf of M. D. Mullaly, an Omaha ulloeman. L-oan shark gave Mullaly S.3 of Hosiery Lisle Gloves 19c Pr tan, white and black Mi lisle all sizes bargain 19c Sill Gloves l 69c Peir fingers all the newest shades. and wnue puro iuuuco on- I Dim 69c 11.0, Short silk gloves pure'' Milanese silk, double .. t-. i .. n.hia rosp. Plifm. Tan Women's fine lisle union suits tight knee and umbrella Q style, at ...f Women's lisle pants umbrella style best quality ever of fered, all sizes 36c each, $1 3 for Children's "M" waists, all sizes, val 19c "on sale, at 10c Women's and men's pure Irish linen handkerchiefs, new stock, colored, em broidered and hem stitched, worth 26c, 15c on sale, at 124c STORES in September, 1907.- and since then they hava coueciea u.u irom Mm. All they now seek from the officer la 1151 more. Mullaly aijjned a salary assignment as Is customary and beginning with his Sep tember, l7, pay the loan sharks have drawn his money every month. At that time he received 150 a month, out of which he was allowed the munificent sum of 10. Later, aa his pay Increased first to $S0 and :hcn JT0 he hs had all of IX and 130 to live on and support a family. Juhi Althaus, who styles his business "The Duff Green Loan company," la the defendant. An Injunction Is prayed for In the petition filed. Dr. Somers Acts for Dry Ticket Files Petition Asking that Anti-Sa-loon Excise Board Be Substituted for Republican. tr. Andrew B. Pomers filed a petition In county court Friday afternoon asking that the election of the republican candidates for the excise board be declared null ard void. He also asks that tha certificates of election Issued these men be withdrawn and that certificate be given to Lysle I. Abbott. H. E. Maxwell. T. a Norris and M. C. Steele. Dr. Somers bases his petition on a charge that the names of republican and demo cratic candidates were Illegally printed on the ballot and that only the four Anti Saloon leaguers were "printed and de-ii. nated upon the ballot as by law required." A t'rael Mistake la to neglect a cold or cough. Dr. King's New Discovery cures thetn and prevents consumption. fcOc and 100. For ! by Beaton Drug Co. Bee Want Ads stimulate trade moves. r- jj Jewelry yjjji J ,-j -u uxa ty It's a Parental Duty to Properly Shoe Yonr Boy Don't forget that your boy needs good shoes the Drexel kind. The reputation this store made with the selling of Boys' Shoes will last aa long as time. This reputation we gained by selling the best boys' shoes that were ever built for wear. These shoes are not made for show, but actual hard wear, and we guarantee they will outwear any two pairs of boys' shoes made, even with rough usage. THE PRICES Little Gents' sizes, 10 to 134 $2.00 Youths' Sizes, 1 to 2 82.25 Boys' Sizes, 2 to 6 V 52.5Q Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam Street Saturday Specials Tetley's Teas Tetley's India and Ceylon Teas, regularly sold at 65c, (Saturday, per 1-lb. can) 50J Tetley's India and Ceylon Teaa, regularly sold at 35c, (Saturday, per H-lb. can) 26 Monarch Snyder's or Blue Label Catsup, (per bottle) 19 Star Naptha or Gold Dust, (per 4 lb. Pkg.) 19 Yellow Corn Flakes, (3 pkgs.) J ; 25 Dr. Prices Baking Powder, (per -lb. tin) Walter Baker's Chocolate, (per pound) Fancy Wax Beans, (per qt.) . 10c Fancy Spinach, (per peck) . . 10 Fttncy Button Radishes, (4 bunches) 5 Large Hothouse Cucumbers (ech) 7tt New Potatoes, (per peck) . .45, Wedgewood, Idlewild, Meadow- golf, Ideal, Diadem Butter, (per pound) 28 Live Broilers Dressed to order. SOMMER BROS. Exponents of Good Living. 28th and FAKN'AM. "THE NATIONAL HEALTH RESOBT" HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA Approved by Nation and State. Best Climate and Medicinal Springs In America. First Class Hotels. HospJ. tela and, Bath Houses. Writ la . ecratary Commercial Olns, Mot springs. So. Dak. W T OMAHA'S FOOD Good Grorerlefl fop SPECIAL 1 lb. racks Honey 13Ho Ginger Snaps, per bbl.. 18o Imported French Sardines, per tin 11c Maple Sugar, per lb. .... laHo Zest, per pkg. 7o Salt Rising Bread, per loaf lOo 6 lb. sack Pan Cake Flour... BOo Johnson's Educator Crackers, per lb fcse First Water Melons of the sea son ranging in price from 7sc to BOo Large. Navel. Juicy Oranges, per dosen 38o Fine. Juicy Lemons, per doz. lfto Large fancy Cucumbers, each Op Plnin Lettuce. 2 bunchea 6o Celery, rer stalk 100 af 1 a c-k. i a MEAT SPECIAL (00 pair choice genuine Lamb Legs, per lb 14H 1.600 lbs. rolled Rib Roast, lb. lOo 1.S00 lbs. Veal Shoulder Roast, at. per lb '. Ho 1,000 lbs.' Rath Picnic Hams, per lb Ho 1.800 lbs. Morrell's Iowa Pride Ba con tby the atrip) per lb... 17Ho Fore quarters Spring Lamb, each, at too lrom to 10 p. m. 2,500 lba. Veal and Lamb Stew and Roast, per lb 3Vc COFFEE DEPARTMENT "LOTTS-AXKOLA" Coffee, per lb., 35c; three lbs. for 31.00 Omaha's most popular coffee browned fresh hourly. 6PECIAL8 for SATURDAY ONLY 25c Can Runkel'g Cocoa and 20c can Runkel'g Chocolate (quality unexcelled), both for 34 "TRYON" India Tea, per lb (Ot One teaspoonful makes two cups it's all tea machine mad uncolored clean. LIQUOR DEPARTMENT Fine Whisky and Gin CockUHs, Fine Port and Sherry Wine, regular Fine Port and Sherry Wine, regular 75c; special... Flue Port and Sherry Wine, regular 11.00; special. Apricot, Banana.. Strawberry and Cherry Cordials, cial APOLLINARIS The Queen of Tsble Waters." Cases of Cased of Ctts of 0 Glass, large, 100 Glass, small. 100 Glass, "splits." gn.oo gis. no 81Q.OO sy:-::..iC We Are Proud Of Our Display of at and which you will find display ed in our windows. $10.00 suits in east window. $15.00 suits in we:t window. We just received a large quantity of Knit Four-in-Hand Neckwear in three distinct styles. They come in every imaginable color and pattern, stripes, figures, crossbars, etc. See them displayed in our show case you will find this a grand exhibition. GUARANTEE CLOTHING CO. 1519-1521 Douglas St. MMU m Blook (roxn Xsrald Boara.1 HOTEL. COLLING WOOD WEST UTsl ST On ths Mlock Between 5th Ave. &B' way NEW Y0KK C1TV Offers select accommodations to dls criminating people. ABSOLUTUL. blHKl-HOOF. and afforua every Xacilily for the com fort of gueata, bliuatad in the very heart or the city. In a very quiet neighborhood, convenient to all sur face. Subway and elevated railway lines, and In the midst of the shop, ping and theater district Rooms Wtth Batb $2 and Up. Epactal rates oy the month or season, Hestaurant a la Carto. BETH H. UOSEZ.XT, SO. Formerly of New Haven House. New Haven. Cnna A PAPER FOR THE HOME OMAHA BEE REST IN THE WEST ft i Ma a' t PURE CENTER. 91 your Sunday IMnner. J1ARGAINS Peanuts, per Quart Bo 1 lb. Marvel!! Macaroni 10c Hock Salmon. 1 lb. tins 15o 2 lb. ' cans Maine Corn, per doz., at si.as S pkgs. Corn Flakes for..., &6o Regular 10c Pretzels, per lb. So Swedish Bread, per lb 19Vte 48 lb. aack Lotus Flour.... $1.75 It savea the dough. We have the largest Jumbo Pine apples displayed In our big show window, selling each, at 40c to fiOo Blood Oranges, per dozen .... 16c Large bunchea Pieplant, bunch lo New Potatoes, per lb 4c Mushrooms, per lb 85o Bananas, per dozen 100 '2 s $ r 1,000 lba. choice Lamb Shoulder Roast, per lb "He 1,000 lbs. Boneless Chuck Roust, per lb Ho 2.000 lbs. Rath Black Hawk Hams, per lb laVio 1,000 lba. Calumet Breaitfast Ba con cby the strip), per lb. UHe Hind Quarters Spring Lamb, eai h. at .7. L60 From 8 to 10 p. m. 1,000 lbs. Country Sausages, per lb 4Ho Spring Lamb.-6prlng Ducks, Tur key!, Brollera. Squabs (Pur tridge Chickens), etc. regular 91.25; special 75t 60c; special.. BOC 80c regular 75c; spe- 50 I PI ! n sv Ht i n. Misses' Low Gut Shoes Most every young Miss taker greet pleasure In wearing handsome Oxford ties or ribbon tics. Nowhere does a dainty, low cut shoe appear to 1 be more at home than on the trim and slender tnot of the young lady. Our misses' low cut footwear is very handsome. Oifords-RIbbon Ties Ankle Straps All sizes, all widths. We want every young lady to see our display of the season's newest and best of dainty footwear. FRY SHOE CO., THE IKOIBI 16th and Douglas Btrests. J Reliable Dentistry AT Taft's Dental Rooms KIRKEND ALL'S Better Shoes tor Same Money Ladies' Tan Oxfords, two button and buckle, latest shares.- 13.00 quality for Saturday special at .... ai.39 Men's Oxfords, in black, tana and oxblooda; prices are (2,00, $2.50. 3.00 and $3.60 Boya' two-buckle Tan Oxfords, best grade welts, $3.00 and $3.60 Electric Welts, the easiest and best shoes male. .$4.00 and $6.00 You get style and quality in shoea here, and tha price Is less. 1IW STOKE. Peterson Shoe Co., With Jos. T. Blls Ions, 804 North Sixteenth Street. D. C. SCOTT, D.V.S. (Soecaasor to Dr. H. L. Rajnacclottl) AMOTAJTT aTTAT TTTT TWA SUIT. Oftso aa JCoeirftaJ, SS10 Kaaoa Calls Promptly Answered at All Honrs. TOO Office Harney 97. Pmtkt Hk H MAGNIFICENT Clothing Bargains Saturday YOUR OPPOR TUNITY fUl 01 Mil THE RELIABLE STORE Hart, Shaffnor & Marx Suits9 $18, $20, '22.50 ; $25 valuos Broken lots from our lm- S7 fl mense Spring Stock, 'suits of a pattern, them from which to All of these suits are the season's latest styles, patterns and fabric. Satisfactory selection can certainly be made from some of the lots. Come early Saturday and get first choice. $15.00 $18.00 Spring Nearly 500 Suits in this lot, all strictly hand-tailored in the season's latest styles of silk mixed worsteds and ve lours. You may equal the price but not the quality at tho price. Look them over. 340 STYLISH SPRING SUITS, not one of them worth less than $10 and up to $15, go Saturday in one big lot, choice . Comparison will prove this the greatest snap ever. They'll fit and give satisfaction. Boys' Knickerbocker Suits with extra pair of A gjj pants, $4.50 values, J special DON'T FORGET Try IIAYDEtl'S First We are the people that sell the Cold Storage Refrigerator and the De troit Ideal Gaa Stove. They both have a National reputation. We sell them on email monthly payments or a cut price Xor cash. The Cold Storage Is Mr. Hurd's, the great refrigerator builder's latest inven tlon. Mr. Hurd has done nothing but in vent and build refrigerators for the last forty years, and has a national reputation as a refrigerator builder. He was awarded hlKhest premium at the World s Fair in st, Louis on four points: on the cold storage, cold dry sanitary air circulating system, packing of the doors and walls, quality of ihe while enamel and glass trap.tSome of the most prominent people of Omaha buy ihe Cold Storage because they know Mr. Hurd's reputation as a refrigerator builder. You don't have to be ah expert on refrig erators to see the superiority of the Cold Storage over others. The Stoefzel Slove Co. 714 s. lem st. 2iAND5i We want t impreas those two figures upon you 2k and 3k that is $2.50 and $3.50 the price of our new line of Summer Oxfords These women's oxfords not only have the appearance of the $4 and $5 oxfords but they are Just as good wear like them hold their shape like them and are In comfort like a last year's shoe. The only question Is do you want to save $1.00 to $1.50. Wa think you are willing If you are shown let us do the work of fitting you to a pair if you don't want them we will take them off, and we will be JuBt as good friends as ever fair, Isn't It You have a chance to see and we have a chance to prove our statements. 1 fi Way Having DOUCHT FROM RECEIVER of tho Firm of RUTHERFORD & JEN SEN their Magnificent Stock of WALL PAPER of English, French and Ger man Stock-STRICTLY UP-TO-DATE which wo OFFER AT ONE-TENTH their ORIGINAL VALUE. Como and LOOK THEM OVER at 2008 Farnam St. Bee Want Ads Boost Your Business ALL 6UITG S u 3 to 5 360 of select . Suits $11.00 Boys' Knee Pant Suits, 10 Btyles for selection, ft 50 values to $o.uu, q, Ub IT PAYS ev"T r-- siA. 'Kit 1. Si n ft." The reputation of the Detroit Ideal as a gas stove in the east is such that when people move to Omaha from the east and buy a summer cooking apparatus here, the first thing they do is to look It up and they don't stop until they find It. It don't make any difference how Utile people know about gas stoves, when they compare the Detroit Ideal they can aee a difference at every move. It has the shallow ono-plcce drilled burners. Every burner has a gas pressure regulator. Every burner and tho oven are removable. It Is an extraordinary baker. It la the slove that gives you $1 00 gas. ... 3 Passer KaSjdfctaM U1U I -V M.l InriV III I'isltalil M Hi m ii raitatllslajilaat,,; fcwtJUt iirtSsMnwitsllTju.; j(SBsyfl I.:;: sUtBssn y A