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    ' TTTR BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JUST, 21. 1000. -
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w i - iip tv-w i w n u i h a i Mas r
For
Ask
Any
Thursday's Special Sales j
Extraordinary Purchase and Sale
of Stunning One-Piece
ummer Dresses
Several Hundred Bought from a N. Y. Mfgr.
Beautiful dresses in the
very latest princess
"'iff'
lliP
and
demi-empire effects.
The finest linens, lawns,
reps and lingeries, white and
colored French lawns and
fancy batistes plain tail
ored effects, prettily em
broidered; also lace and
braid trimmed.
All the new summer
shades, white, rose, wisteria,
natural linens, lavender;?,
pinks, etc.
Many are samples, all sizes
32 to 44; also some mi uses'
sizes.
All the Dresses worth up
to $15, at
.OO
- -
All of the Most Exquisite I
One - Piece Dresses
ACTUALLY
WORTH UP
TO $30, AT
j'.. Plain and Fancy Dots and Japanese Patterns
50c Rosco SUks at 25c yd.
In cream, light blue, maize, lilac, azure, reseda, cham
rmcrne. Danish blue. Nile, old rose, Bordeaux, wood
brown, navy and black. Tliese are the regular 50 cent
i i 1 1 1 " - r 1. . r l- 3 mm
aaveriisea Kina in lasmou uooks anu
magazines. Positively the first time
tuch goods were ever retailed at this
price on bargain square, at yard ........
i.. ;IN OUR MILLINERY DEPT. WE OFFER
1000 Misses' ! Children's Bats
Actually Worth up to $2.00 at 25c
Beautiful new styles for summer in Milan, Java, Jap braid
afld all white straws very prettily trimmed in fancy
bands and streamers all the new, large C"TN ftl'II -1
and small shapes. These hats positively " H
worth up to $2.00 each, at, each -
BRANDEIS STORES
ft. Remember This Big Event!
AT jt . i
r;jNext oaturaay
iVWill Begin Our . Great (.
Juno Sale of
Muslin Underwear
The Entire Surplus Stock of an
Eastern Mfgr. at the Most
Remarkable Bargains
FIXITY
T U
re a part of I tf
year; you B N
rB. B K. Orn Trading- Stamps n
every purchase here every day Inth
I lose If you don't get them.
The Year's Newest Novelty
Moyen-Age Styles in Wash Gowns
A Parisian idea that went back to the Middle Apes for its
inspiration. The dominant feature of Moyen-Age styles is
the elongated waist-line, which falls well below the hips.
This is made absolutely plain and fits snugly. Falling below
is a full pleated skirt. It's a one-piece dress opening on
side front from neck to bottom of waist. It is a decided and
practical novelty that is taking New York by storm. Sim
ultaneously with its appearance in New York it comes out
at Bennett's.
Motor Cloth, in white and colors $7.95
English Repp, in white and colors. . .$12.00
All Linen, in white and colors $13.50
A KMAKT NEW UEPP HOT Just unpacked a shipment of coat suits
that will strike a popular chord. The coat is semi-fitted and 4 2 Inches
long the only trimming Is White pearl buttons, a dash t r rm
of white" soutache and self straps on skirt; choice of 'I
tan. helio, pink, blue and white vr
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ftSSsOT
Wm m
UP.
"Onlmods" are for men
who expect a great deal
for their money.
"Oniniods" are for men
who are really "finicky"
about style.
52.50 - $3.50
REGENT SHOE CO.
205 So. 15th St.
1,000 Beautiful Lingerie Waists $1.25
Hew and Better Bargains Thursday
IN THE JUNE CLEARANCE SALE
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Ladies' Shoes
and Oxfords
Worth to
$3.00, at S1.98
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THE RELIABLE STORE
W
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Men's $3.60
and $4.00
Oxfords
at, pair $2.50
A MAONIFICIENT STOCK OF WASH SUITS AND DRESSES,
$1.25
Here are waists that are great yalue. The sketch gives a very good
idea of the style and beauty of these garments. There must be
twenty different designs, each Just as fresh and crisp as can be.
You can choose from high neck and Dutch neck
styles or tailored waists with linen collars. All
beauties, nothing daintier shown anywhere under
$2.00. They should create a furore Thursday at..
PRETTY LAWN DRESSES In neat stripes, pink, blue,
lavender and brown trimmed with straps and pipling
and white tucked yoke . JjJl.50
NAINSOOK GOWNS We shall
offer as .a special Inducement,
about six styles Summer Gowns;
some In low cut slipover style,
with wide lace yokes, some with
high neck, embroidery and lace
trimmed 59
MUSLIN SKIRTS Our second lot
of skirts, as advertised lRBt
week, on the tables again now.
These garments are exceptionally
beautiful, with wide embroidery
flounces, worth $2.00, on sale,
at 31.25
China Falnters A Sale for You.
30 Oil
THURSDAY OMXT
No other store In the west shows the quantity and
variety of new shapes in white china as Bennett's.
So you are extremely fortunate in having your
CHOICE ENTIRE STOCK WHITE CHINA At
M JCtXira special 6-lnch plates, allover measurement.... g
2,000 White Plates 7",nch Plateg. allpver measurement Hc
. . . 8-lnch plates, allover measurement. ... 14
plain Or Scalloped. 6-lnch plates, allover measurement. .. .20
BOVS' Black ( A bearing out of a jot of goodf weU a
ui. sorted styles that until now were $1.00. flfO
bOIt HatS. 11.25, $1.50; for quick clearance, now J UJj
Bennett's Big Grocery
nennetf Golden Coffee, lb 96o and 80 green Blampa
Bennett's Teas, assorted, lb 48o and 50 green inampa
Dennett's Tea Sitings, lb iso and 10 Kreen j.tnmua
Sultana Heedless liaising, 12Hc quality, lb So
California Prunes, pound .'...4 f Cracker 7r I
Hartley's Marmalade, small .tar 6o I Msal. lb. . I
Klce, loo quality, four pounds for 8Bo v y J
Cottage Cheese, per pound 10o and 10 green slumps
Itennett's Capitol Maple Syrup, quart 40o and 20 green stamps i
Wiggle Stick Waxer, six for flbo and 10 green stamps
Pure Honey, pint Jar 88o and 20 green stamps
Diamond Crystal Salt, two sacks lOo and 10 green stamps
Beauty Asparagus, per can Sua and 10 green stamps
Capitol Raking Powder, pound S4o and SO green stamps S
Capitol Extract, per bottle 18o and 20 green stamps !
Blue Borax Starch, package lOo and 10 green stamps f
Poppy Condensed Milk, large can lOo and 10 preon stumps f
Nutlet Peanut Butter, two jars 90o and 10 green stamps
Hartley's Pure Fruit Jams 860
New Potatoes, per peck iM.u; bushel 91.10
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Bulletin From tiis Auction
The following souvenirs were
eiven out Tuesday June 2 2d,
ry Auction
109 North Sixteenth Strctt
(Opposits ths Fostofflce)
First Prize Mrs. M. Rice 2514 Cap
itol Ave. Imported Austrian Glas."
Comport.
Second Trlze Mrs. E. S. D. Voorhees,
1B43 North 17th Cold Meat Fork.
Third Trlze C. O. Bloomqulst, Ben
son, Neb. Piece of Statuary.
Auction commences every day,
10:30 a. m., 2 p. m. and 7:30 p. m.
DON'T MIL TO ATTEND.
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Available Office Space
On account of changes being made to accommodate one of our
tenants with more office room, we will have for rent on July 1st, a
desirable space on sixth floor facing Farnam street.
This room is 20x20, in the southwest corner of the building
and. is weU lighted; also has large fire proof vault. Partitions will
be arranged to suit permanent tenant.
The Bee Building
Js the best kept office building in the city, and every effort is
mad' to care for our tenants as they would expect. If you con
template making a change, we would like to have you give us. a
call and take a look through the bi:i!3ir." "We have a waiting
list, so that if you cannot find what you wuut in vacant space, let
us filyour application for rooms. We will be able to fix you
: out scene time. '
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The Bee Building Co.
lR: W. Baker, Superintendent.
17th and Farnam.
W A L L F A. P E R
JU'THEKFOKO A JENSKN'g en Or stuck of magnificent
Imported and duroeatic deslgus wiU be sold rrsxardleaa of
1 their former valueprice ranging from S cents. Coma
and look, them over at .
2008 FARNAM
STREET
COLD STORAGE
Tfte extreme hot weather for
this season la now setting in. You
can alleviate suffering a great deal
by buying a large Cold Storage
Refrigerator. Ice is cheap this
season and the Cold Storage has
made the reputation of keeping it
cheap. Nothing ever spoils in a
Cold Storage. Prominent Omaha
petvle are beginning to buy the
Cold Storage Bince they are find
ing out what It will do. A refrig
erator is like a house In some re
spects and like a baseburner in
others. A well built house takes
little coal to keep it warm. A well
built refrigerator like the Cold
Storage takes little ice to keep it
cold. A large baseburner takoa
less coal in proportion than a
small one. A large refrigerator
takes less Ice In proportion than a
small one. Ice can be bought
cheaper in proportion In large
pieces. The Cold Storage was In
vented and is being built by Mr. Hunt, who has done nothing but
invent and build refrigerators for forty years. He is a recognized
authority on refrigeration. It was awarded highest premium at the St.
Louis Exposition. Here is how It Is made. All walls and doors are
lined on both sides with asbestos paper and filled In between with min
eral wool. That is what makes it the Ice and provision keeper it is.
The circulation system is bo perfect that the air is so dry and sanitary
that salt and matches can be kept dry indefinitely. Fruits, vegetables
and provisions may be mixed and not one will smell or taste of another.
The white enamel will not scale off or smell. The glass trap is igso a
big feature. We sell It on small monthly payments or a cut price for cash.
Iteniember we are exclusive agents for the 1000 Detroit Ideal
the finest Gas Stove In the world.
The Stoetzel Siove Co.
714 south Sixteenth Street
9 c55
The Parefoot Sandnl season ts
here this Is the popular shoe
for summer wear. Junt what
you want to tpkI your tired feet
cool and comfortable.
Oenulne fflt hoIhs, with no
nails to hurt the feet.
I'ppers made of genuine Rus
sia calf black and tan colors.
Chllds" sizes. 5 to 8 QQ
Chllds sizes, 9 to 11 gg
Misses' sizes, 12 to 2 i gQ
Roys' sizes, 3 to 6 J2 QQ
Women's sizes, 3 to 6 Jg QQ
These Sandals will stand the
wear of a real boy or fflrl.
Write for our 40-page cata
logue. Drexel Shoe Co,
1119 Farnam Street
RcBiabSo
Dentistry
Taft's Denial Rooms
ill
' f ill f W
1111!
.tei" 1 ,IA lie
ON SALE THURSDAY
!.
About Half Regular Price ' "
HANDSOME LINEN AND REPP
SUITS Hegular $18.00 and $20.00
values, pinks, blues, helios, white nrul t
tans, matchless bargains, 5Q90
at, choice 0
DAINTY WASH DRESSES In Lin
gerie, Linens and Kcpps, coat or
Princess styles, actual val- 5795
ues to $15.00, choice
$7.50 WASH SUITS AND DRESSES J
all colors, styles and materials, lace J
and insertion trimmed, So95
about 300 for selection, at J
MISSES' LAWN JUMPER
DRESSES-Regular $2.00
values, choice .
WOMEN'S LONG LINEN AUTO and
TOURIST COATS Many 5P95
worth $2.50, to close-. 0
$5.00 BLACK SILK UNDERSKIRTS
89c
SOQ5
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
The Paper that Produces Resalta for
AdTcrilsent.
Greatest snaps ever,
at, each
-vTS1-- $6.00 AND $7.50 SILK
EXTRAORDINARY SILK BARGAINS THURSDAY
Several thousand yards of Regular 50c quality Silks; 27-inch
Saco Silks; 27-inch Colored Jap Silks, 2U-incli liabutai asli
Silks in checks, stripes, and a good line ot colors,
to close, at, yard
$1.25 Natural Pongee, 7 r n 75c White J ap Silks,
3G ins. wide, at, yard I UU 3G ins. wide, at, yard.
EXTRA SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY
s3
25c
45c
Dreamland Fine Sheets, 72x90. worth
75c, on sale at, each 59
Dreamland Sheets, 81x90, worth 8oc,
on sale at, each 6oC
No. 230. Napkins, worth 85c a dozen.
on sale at, dozen 49
No. 700, Royal Bedspreads, worth
$2.00 each, on sale at, each, $1.27
Royal Bedspreads, $1.00 values, on
sale at, each GO
Lawrence L. L. Unbleached Muslin,
36 Inch wide, best made for SVjC,
on sale all day, at
Domestic Bleached, 3 6-lnch Cotton,
regular price 8c, on sale, at, 4H
Apron Checks 2H
12V4c Organdies 5
12Vc White Goods 5
15c White Goods 7H
15c Batiste 10
19c Towels 11
15c Towels 8H
25c Towels 150
2 5c Poplin lf
3 9c Poplin lOt?
Red Seal Ginghams 7 - 0
Scotch Cloth 100
19c Pllssos 50
15c India I.inon 100
12Vac India Unon 7 0
19c English Long Cloth 120
15c Long Cloth lOo
$1.00 Diaper Cloth, bolt, at. . .720
10 HOURLY SPFX-IALS ON 1)1 RING THK DAY.
HIGH GRADE WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT
Silk Organdies, most beautiful pat
terns, always sold at 59c, at. . .350
Silk Jacquards, fine styles, made to
sell at 75c, on sale at. ....... 350
French Batiste, fine styles. . . 12 HO
Tissue de Llnenne Checks and Stripes,
all colors 250
Correaux Orgundles, worth l.'c, 100
SICK OTHKK SI'KCIALS.
$2.00 EMBROIDERIES THURSDAY 49c
By far the Greatest Lots of Fine Corset Cover Kmbrolderles and Flouncing
ever shown In Omaha, and will add to these two numbers a beautiful line of
Allovers, regular values from $1.00 to $2.00 per yard, all at one price, to
close the lots at, yard.
$1.00 TO $1.00 LACES, 40c A mag
niflclent lot of high grade laces,
$1.00 to $1.50 yard values, at one
price, per yard 400
4f0
7c TO l.n DRESS-TRIMMINGS,
49c By far the greatest bargains
ever offered, an immense assortment
for selection, at, yard 400
NEW HAIR GOODS You can buy Thursday, a High Grade No. 1 Switch
for S1.50
SPECIALS IN GROCERIES FOR THURSDAY
rrh Vegetable at Hydn' Tiurajr
Fresh Spinach, per peek &c
6 bunches fresh Lenf Lettuce Bo
4 bunches fresh Head Lettuce 5o
3 quarts fresh Tens 10o
LarKe baskets fancy, ripe TomatoiiS lOo
8 bunches frush Rndlshes So
8 bunches frosh Onions 5c
Large Cauliflower, per heud 6c
Fancy Wax or Green Beans, per lb. .; Be
2 bunches fresh AsparaKUB Bo
Fancy ripe Tomatoes, per lb. Bo
8 bunches fresh Hefts Be
H bunches fresh- pieplant 60
Fresh C'abbaKS, per Ih 2 Vic
Fancy ripe Strawberries, per box .. luo
Large baskets fancy Cullromla Apricots,
at 40e
Blackberries, per box 10c
Sal Prices Prior to Inventory July 1st.
2o lbs. best pure cane Granulated Sugar
for $100
10 bars best brands Laundry Soap... 25c
16 os. can Scouring Soup 7Vic
Large can Condensed Milk 7V;iC
10 Tb. sack best white or yellow 'Corn
Meal 0c
7 lbs. best Rolled Oatmeal 26c
The best hand picked Navy Beans, lb. ic
6 lbs. choice Japan Rice iiic
The best domestic Macaroni, pkg 8ve
1 lb. cans Alaska Salmon 12Vc
011 or Mustard Bardlnes, per can.... 4c
Large bottles pure Tomato Catsup,
Pickles or Worcester Sauce, per bottle,
at 8Vg
48 lb. sack the best High Patent Flour,
for this special sale, per sack.... 1.65
Fancy No. 1 Creamery Butter, per lb. 28o
Fancy No. 1 Country Butter, per lb. 28i;
Fancy No. 1 Dairy Butter, per lb 23c
SPECIAL X.EMOBT BALE
Olass Juice Extractor Pr with every
dosen of extra fancy, large, Juicy
lemons, per doxen 26c
We will give free a glass Juice extractor,
one only to a customer.
Large Cucumbers, each
Fancy Cabbage, per lb. .
60
2ViO
III LAST WSJBX rOB PUTXAPVI.XS
For this sale
Each Bo, 7Ho, io,' lOo, 13Ho
Per doxen .... 600, 8S0, 6o, 91.10, $1.33 T
DON'T
FORGET
TRY KAYDEil'S FIRST
IT
PAYO
Crowns, ap from - f3.S0
Psxtlsl Plates, op
from 92.00
Paimlsss Zstraotlac BOo
PUllng-a, up from BOo
Vo roe lain puilngra,
op from 91.BO
sauie offloa. 'Plionsi D. 1766.
Brldga Work, psr
tootli, up from S2.&0
Bsrvss rsmovaa wltu
out pain.
ai.t1eoi.ab wow
a specialty.
Work (-uarautssd tan
years
ufiMfwjwpss
llUTk.1.3.
In tha Shopping a 11th and
District. r-a" Moon, on
I "Pattlooat
tfiTtt tana."
Before Going
on your vacation put one of our Gillette Safety Rasora
In your aatchel and a Waterman or Conklln Self-filler
Fountain Pan In your pocket You'll need both. We'v
got them. Hpend a few minutes In our store.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler, 1516 Douglas St.
R Hotel Kuppor
llth and McOm.
Kans&s City. Mo.
In tha Shopping- District.
Msar all tha Theaters.
3UO Beautiful Booms.
100 Private Batha.
Hot and cold water In an rooms.
Bpacloua lobby, parlora.
Telephone In every room.
Beautiful Cafe, Perfect Culalne.
$1 to S2.50 Per Day
European Plan.
KUPPER-DENS0N HOTEL CO.,
r. A BEVSOV. Mr.
Suggestions for
Summer Trips
To the Lakes of Wisconsin and Michigan; a trip over tha
Great Lakes; down the St. Lawrence River; to the Adiron
dack; or to the resorts of Eastern Canada, New England
and New Jersey seashore. Hundreds , of places to select
from, all best reached via the
CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
RAILWAY
Let us plan your trip and arrange every detail, includ
ing reservations on Lake steamers.
Low 30 day cummer tourist fares to many points in the
ea6t. Information as to routes, etc., at City Ticket Office,
1524 Farn&m St., or write,
F. A. NASH, General Western Agent,
OMAHA, NEBRASKA
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