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THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, DULY 6, 1909.
Splendid Saving Specials for Tuesday
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BAN ON LURID POSTERS
J.. A. Baird Geti Bill Companies to
Concede. Their Abolition.
HI WILL ASK TOK AN OEDINANCX
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Lurid-and netting posters advertising
what ara eammonly termed "blood thun
d.r" thealrle p.ays will--not adorn bill
.aros In the rlelntty ot the public schools
of Omaha after the opening of achool next
September.
Arrorney-K. A. Baird of the Board of
Education, haa secured" this concession from
the bill poster akid tt Gils account la not
disposed to push the matter farther or to
advocate the pa tags of drastic city orll
nancee. tfome'tlnYe' foruier President David
Cole of the Board of Education wrote the
board calling attention to the exciting na
ture of many if tne posters and asked that
something, be dme. The matter wae re
ferred to the board's attorney and ha haa
been working quietly on It elnce. The city
ordinances prohibit any posters of a lewd
or lascivious nature, but posters depicting
the t ommlWn of crime are- not prohibited
by any city ordinance in Omaha.
The city tit 'yaahlngton haa recently
adopted a bill porter ordinance containing
the following provisions:
Tha,t hereafter no. posters or placards
uliall be publicly displayed or exhibited
which are lewd. Indecent, vulgar or which
piciorlally represent the commission of or
the attempt to uumimt any crime. Every
lx'ion who shall fit, flay or exhibit, or
canoe to be displayed or exhibited, any
Kiich pouter or placard In violation of this
regulation shall be liable in a fine of not
. : then 14 tier more than I'm. Each day
or part of a lay 'bat onv such poster or
placard remslns so ditpif veU or exhibited
m tor conviction undir t Is regulation shall
bo deemed a separate offense.
Five Hundred
1 .riots Arc Paid
Ing, lines' of Veterans File Into the
County Clerk'. Office for
Peniion Papers.
The office of Courtly Clerk Harerly pre
sented a patriotic appearance Monday by
reason ot the S00 old soldiers who filed In
during the first half of the day and at
tested their pension papers, a ceremony
which they are required to perform every
three months.
About twenty-five veterans were waiting
for the county clerk when the office was
find opened at .7 o'clock.
PATRIOTISM BUBBLES OVER
. LAW fN ONLY FEW CASES
Fear or Five Arrest a Are Hsde, bat
Host la of Serlaae Char
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Few arrests ware made by tha police in
connection wtn Fourth of July celebration.
The cases of five men were disposed of In
police court Monday, aldng with tha usual
grlat of other eaaea, 1 In aplte of tha fact
that the day was a holiday.
Walter Elsworth, 418 North Seventeenth
atreet, had been advised' again and again
by his mother not to carry a revolver, as
she declared It would get him into trouble.
When he was arrested and tried In polrCe
court aha was on hand to plead for hit re
lease and on her promise to look after
him, he was discharged by the 'judge with
Instruction to "behave himself tha rest of
the daV," " .
Roddy ii. Brown and W. H. Wright, two
South Omaha youth who celebrated with
toy pistol and blank cartridges on a
atreet car going to Courtland Beach, were
also released with the injunction to observe
the law In tha future, after apendlng two
night In Jail.
A. C. Boor of Kansas City, Mo., was
arrested for placing torpedoes on atreet
ear rail. He was released on a 15.00 caah
bond and failed to i appear In court, ao the
Judge declared' tha bond forfeited.
Tom Hoi man. H7 North, Twentieth atreet,
charged with carrying . eonceeJed weapons
was fined IS-M and costs and deprived ot
Ala revolver,
JUSTICE IN ONE. SHOP ONLY
ReeJaa Ara Haa Vg far Day la AH
th LaeaJ Coarta, bat
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There la aria court In Omaha that la
mkii for business on tha Fourth. That la
tha Justice court of Judge Cockrell.
"TWs I no legal holiday." said tha Judge,
"and r ara going to keep open all day.
Soma fellow may want -to gat a little Jite
tlc today and I am hare to give It to
hire." I k, .
Tha flv other Justices of the peace
closed tbeir ahope far the day. Some of
them. Including Judge Altatadt and Baeh
man. left the etty ta celebrate.
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A FrB-btfjl Esperlear
with biliousness, ' 'm1arla and constipa
tion la quickly overcome by taking Dr.
Ktng-f New Ufa fills. JSo. Sold by
Beatan Druf Co, .
TUESDAY -3rd WEEKLY
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Up-to-Date, Desirable Goods for This One Day Only, at
OiYe-HaJf the Regular Prices
The Magnet Sales of the past two weeks were tremen
dously successful.. The bargains are even greater than ever.
Something to
Be Moved?
Call, tor. a Vo from u. When, you
need ft wagon you want It right away
not ''aometlma today." Quick ac
tion la our .rula 8urag and moTlng.
UMAUA VAK & STORAGE CO.
ISO Varaavm St.
' Doug;. jl553---Ind. A-1559.
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MAGNET SALE OF WASH GOODS-Basement
In full bolts not remnants 25c tissues, 18c panama
suitings, 25c poplins, pongees, 15c summer lawns and
batistes, 25c Soisettes, fancy white goods,
etc. thousands are waiting for this sale;
Tuesday, in our basement, at, yard
5c
MAGNET SALE OF PARASOLS, at 25c Main Floor.
Beautiful Parasols and Sunshades China and Jap. silks, plain
.white. linen finish with hemstitched border, also white and em
broidered drawn work, borders, etc., bam- sa
boo and fancy handles, worth up to J
$1.00. at .., i aaJFW
sVatoa Wee Walete
For women, aleo
fine lingerie waists,
regular price 12.00,
ST. 98c
Wash Fettiooats
Regular price 75c,
Magnet
Sale
price . .
37Jc
W m a n's Combina
tion Salts, corest
cover and skirt or
corset cover and
t drawers, reg.
price $1.60.
Magnet price
75c
"IKE IATKJXAI HEALTH BESO&T'
HOT SPRINGS,
SOUTH DAKOTA
Approved by Matlea and State. Beet
rilast. aad atedtetBal Mprtngs la
Amelia. It rat Class Hotels. Uaaat.
tala so Bath sieusa. Writ Ve
Secretary Ooaasseaaial Olaa,
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4 MAGNET BARGAINS IN NOTION DEPT.
5c Hose Sup- I 5c H o o k s and
5C I ,er8?pr'.12iC I cards . . . . 5c
Aad Hundreds of Other Big Magnet 8le Bargains at
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Svii bonnet s i5c underwear
FsrWoaca, MUtes aa Cbllirta &.t 7ic
White and colors, with ruf- Women' fine summer Vests.
fles, also embroidery and ,.a .. . .
lace baby hau and caps lace trimmed, fine ribbed,
regular price to 60c. f n regular price 15c. 71
Magnet price, each. . IUC Magnet price 2
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Nsijnet Sivle of Silks at 25c Yard
Dress silks, silks for petticoats, waisting silks, fine lin
ing silks, satin and twill, printed foulards,
Shantungs, 'etc.r-regular price 75c a P
yard; Magnet price, yard MrtKjr S
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Women's Wool Bolt, wamaa' dreaa Skirts I Wash Dresses for
mPerr"w.l.htdr.;ular -B?"k an" coTors? I Woman, white and
nrlc. Sb .ti Jfftno regular price $4.00, I color- two-piece or
price up to 80 00, Maanet no I one-piece, worth up
B " ' ..o H .....118 .'..98c
10c Stocking
feet at,
pair . .
10c bolts of 34
yd. tape,
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S. & H. Green Trading Stamps every day with
every purchase.
Clearing Sales
Commencing Tuesday morning
wonderful price reductions on
Tailored Suits,
Wash Suits,
1-Piece Dresses,
Waists,
Dress 'g Sacqnes,
Shoes,
Knit Underwear,
Girls' Dresses,
Muslin Garments,
Silk Petticoats,
Silks,
Dress Goods,
Clothing,
Handkerchiefs,
Embroideries,
Wash Goods,
White Goods,
Linens,
Domestics,
Hosiery,
China.
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Roliablo
Dentistry
Tafl's Dental Rooms
WALL FEARER
RUTHERFOlll) & JKXSKN'S entire stock of magnificent
Imported and domestic designs wlU be sold regardless of
their former value pricea ranging from S csnu. Com
aid look them over at
2008 FARNA M S X REE T
To New. York and Boston
ON SALE DAILY UNTIL SEPT. 30th,
Via the
MILWAUKEE a ST. PAUL
RAILWAY
A delightful 30-day vacation tour with diverse routes
east of Chicago, interspersed with lake, river and ocean
trips, relieving the monotony of an all rail journey. Liberal
stop-overs throughout the east. Let us plan your trip and
arrange all the details. For rates, routes, etc., call at
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1524 Farnam St., or Write.
F. A.. Nash, Gen.' Western Agent. Omaha, Neb.
"siiaiiiiiiBisanaaaawPiii' 'iinimi i issssgsiews fj jjiTfjsjnsjBjt . J.LJ1
Q deal Vacation Tours;
hoose Yours.
Seattle Exposition Tour through the Northwest wonderland, one way North
ern Pacific, the other Great Northern, via the Black Hills, Yellowstone Park
and Spokane $50.00
Coast Tour, Seattle and California One way through the Northwest and over
the Shasta Route through California, other way via Salt Lake and Scenic
Colorado $65.00
Yellowstone Park Tour Side trip from Livingston, 5H days, $55.00; side
trip from Ogden, 5 days, $55.00. Going and returning via Gardiner
(official entrance) rail, stage and hotels, 5ft days in the park, $84.50
Attractive circuit tour, in via Gardiner, out via Salt Lake and Scenic Colo
rado, 54 days, $107.25. In via Scenic Colorado, Salt Lake, Yellowstono and
out via Gardiner, 3 days, $03.50.
Personally conducted Park camping tours, via Cody and the scenic entrance.
over Sylvan pass. An eighteen-day tour inviting the highest class of travel.
rrom Cody 872.00
Cody, Wyo. Diverging , point for Park camping tours and hunting
countrv $30.75
Sheridan, wyo. For Big Horn Mountain resorts and Eaton Bros.' Vacation
K-ncn $25.75
Hot Springs, S. D. Delightful health resort and location of the million donai
government Army Sanitarium $15.75
Scenic Colorado Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo $17.50
bates Park, Colo. Scenic recreation region at the foot of Long's Peak. New
Stanley Hotel and Casino Denver's aristocratic resort. Stanley automo-
Dnes rrom Lyons.
TTtAIN SERVICE.
Denver and California From Omaha at 4:10 p. m. and 11:60 p. m. All
classes of high grade equipment, through standard and tourist sleepers.
Northwest and Pu get Sound Via Billings and Northern Pacific, 4:10 p.
m.; via Billings and Great Northern, 11:60 p. m. Through standard and
tourist sleepers. These are the only through trains Nebraska to Seattle.
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THE RSUABUC STORK
Embroideries, Laces, Insertings
Our July Clearance Offers Phenomenal Bargain Opportun
ities to Tuesday's Buyers. Come Early.
15c Inserting 3VjC We will clean up our stock of fancy Swiss
and Cambric Insertings Tuesday in one big lot, the regular 10c,
15c and 20c values, all at one price; choice, yard 3V&C
35c Embroideries 15c The biggest snap of the season, includes
great assortment of corset cover embroideries and skirt flounc
ings, worth regularly 25c and 35c; choice .15c
Grand 5c Lace Sale Tuesday we will sell a complete line of 10c
to 20c laces, including Zion City, Elyria, Linen, Torchons, French
Vals. and Nottingham Laces, all at one price, per yard 5c
July Clearance Foulards Continues
All our high class Silk Foulards, including the complete lines of
shower proofs, in all the new spring shades, not a f
yard of our $1.00 and $1.25 foulards reserved 0 O C
all go in one big lot, at, choice, per yard
Any 75c and 85c Foulards
Nothing better produced to sell
at these prices; great snap in
Tuesday's sale, to close at, per
yard 39C
$1.00 Silks at 38c Discontinued
lines of fine plain and fancy
silks, taffetas, messalines,
rough silks, pongees, etc.; to
$1.00 values, yard, 25c, 30c
Extra Specials for Tuesday
12 c Percales 7Mt
12 c White Fancies 7H
12 He Indian Linon 7
10c Wash Goods 5
15c Side Band Batiste, perfectly fast
colors 4
Amoskeag Checks, genuine article
for 5W
Fast Colored Apron Checks ....394
Good Apron Check. 2 Ha
Best American Prints, best Simpson's
Prints, black and white, silver gray
and light blue, at 4?a
86c Sheet Dreamland. 81x90... 69
76c Sheet Dreamland, 72x90. .. .59
Brlc-a-Brac, 36-inch Muslin, orth
8 He. at 5
10 other specials for Tuesday.
The Big Flour Sale
To be continued Tuesday
As advartiaaa Snnday for Monday.
Ws want avary honaakaapar In Omaha
to try a sack of our Klfhsst Patsut Hour
Wadnaaday, ws will put it baek to tha
rsg-alar pries. .Tor this mla pax 48-lb.
aaok 91.60
20 lba. beat Pure Cane Granulated
Sugar for tl-00
10 bars best brands Laundry Soap....2fc
8 lba. choice Japan Rice ...25c
7 lbs. best Rolled Oatmeal 2Ec
S lbs. best Pesrl Taptoca or Sago ....2 Be
rmzsx xasTA3i.il aits rsuxr sax.x
TUESDAY.
Watoh for tha Big Psaoh Bala for Canning
8 bunchea Fresh Onions , 6c
8 bunchea Fresh Radishes .....Re
2 large cucumbers 6a
t heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce 5c
Fancy Wax or Green Beans, lb.... ...60
2 quarts Fresh Peas .' 6c
4 bunches Fresh Beets 5c
8 bunches Fresh Carrots "...Be
6 bunches Fresh Turnips ...5c
Fresh Cauliflower, 8 for 10c
8 bunches Fresh Parsley 5c
2 bunchea Fresh Asparagua 6c
New Cabbage.' par head 2Vsc
8 bunches Fresh Beets 6c
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, per lb 5c
Large basket fancy California Plums or
Apricots .....35u
Large Juicy Lemons, per doxen 2 On
DOHT
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TRY IIAYOEII'S FIRST
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On Young Women's, Misses' and Children's
Oxfords ot Drexcl's
Because of late spring, we have selected 1,000 pairs of misses'
and children's high grade oxfords which we will put on sale Tuesday
at 26 per cent discount. These oxfords include Duncan & Hudson and
Cramer & Son the World shoes for misses and children. This stock
is entirely fresh goods bought this spring. We have them in patent
colt, gun metal colt, Russia colt and Russia calf ankle strap pumps.
Here are some of the oxfords Included in the sale:
Young women's Russia calf and patent colt oxfords, values $3.60; sale
Price $2.73
Young women's Russia calf and patent colt oxfords. $3.00 value,
at 32.25
Young women's Russia calf ankle strap pumps, $2.60 values,
at S1.89
Misses' Russia calf and patent colt, $3.00 values, at S52.25
Misses Russia calf and patent colt, $2.60 value, at. ........ .JJ1.89
Misses' Russia calf and patent colt, $2.00 value, at. ......... $1.50
Misses' and children's Russia calf ankle strap pumps, $2.00 value,
at $1.50
Children's oxfords, $2.00 value, at.... $1.50
Children's oxfords, $1.76 value, at 81,32
Children's oxfords, $1.60 value, at $1.23
500 pairs Women's White Canvas Oxfords
$2.00 values, at.
$1.00
Drexel Shoe Co,
1410 Farnam Street
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J. B. Reynolds, City Passenger Agent,
1502 Farnam Street, Omaha, Nebraska.
f ' BasffasW 7 SJ
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expresses In a limited degree only, the magnificence of the
acanery In tha Canadian Rockies viewed enroute to tne
ALAGKA-YUKON-PACIFIC EXPOSTION
Stopover without extra charge at tha famous resorts:
Banff Xke Louisa rial Olader.
Thla "Land of Enchantment" ia reached only by tha
Canadian Pacific Railway
Through trains to Seattle from St Paul dally at 10:10 a. m.
Low Exouraloa rarea from all placea to Seattle and all Puget '
Bound cities and return.
aUaes and return from Vancouver tt, by Can. Pacific
atsame. Tickets for sale by agenta of all railways.
Send for literature and information.
A. C. Shaw, General Agent, Chicago.
DR. BRADBURY, DENTIST "..I.,.?lf VLTi"ii?"'
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Palais sa Bxtraotlna; SOs
rulings, up from aoo
Porcelain PtlUnfS,
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Bridge Work, per
teoto, up from SS.SO
Serves removed wit,
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Work guaranteed tea
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jThe Bee Tor Rll the Sporting News
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 well lighted; also has large fire proof vault. Partitions will
be arranged to suit permanent tenant.
The Bee Building
Is the best kept office building in the city, and every effort is
made 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 building. We have a waiting
list, so that if you cannot find what you want in vacant 6pace, let
us file your application for rooms. We will be able to fix you
out some time.
The Bee Building Co.
R. W. Baker, Superintendent. 17th and Farnam.
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