THE BEE: OMAHA, SAT UK DAY, JULY 10, 1900.
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ales or where
wise mentioned.
THE RELIABLE STORE
Letting Down Prices on Men's
Furnishings and Underwear
Ewr item a routing bargain
offering.
Men's Half Hone, the regulsr 16o
quality, at. pair 15
Men's Summer Underwear Shirts
or drawers, all sizes and colore,
60c values, at 23s
Men's Extra Quality Ualbriggan
Bhlrts or Drawers, value to $1.00
garment, at 35 and 4Q
Men's Pine Combination Rul(s-
Nearly all styles and kinds that
old to 18.00 garment; on sale
t nn or and si no
' Men's Bfeckwear and Huspnders
tremendous line of regular 60o
values: on sale Saturday at.
choice 25
$2 Hand Bags Saturday 95c
A beautiful line of strictly new Carriage and Swagger Bags
and Varsity Pocket Bookss regular $1.75 to $2.25 Q C
values, all at one nrico Saturday, choice JC
New Fancy Collars Biggest
variety and choicest values
shown in Omaha. See the
beautiful fancy lace collars
on sale at, up from
25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00
Handkerchief Clearance all
kinds and all descriptions
for selection, that sold reg
ularly up to 25c; go on sale
Saturday at lc, 2V2C,
SVfcc, 5c, TVfcc, 9c, 12c
j Letting Down the Prices on
Fine Silks
Scores of broken lines and odd pieces of fine silks, all
this season's stock, every piece up to the Hayden standard
of quality, will be closed Saturday and Monday. Their
quality and beauty combined with the price will move them
quickly. Come early Saturday and get first choice.
ft. B0 Evening Bro
cades, fl.iO Meesa-
llnes, Princess Satins
and Bengallnes, $1.50
Black Batln Duchwtf
Bodgallnea and Pique
de Cygne, 11. IB Im
ported Shantungs and
86-fhh Oil Boiled
TafMUa
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0
$1.00 Black Taffetas,
17 Inches wide; f 1,0V
Princess Satins, $1.0(1
' fancy Stripe Mesca
lines, $1.00 Brocaded
Mescalines, 85c Col
ored Taffeta
"5(d)
$1.00 all Silk Pongees,
60c all Silk Taffeta,
75o all Silk Messa
line, 76c fancy Tus-
ah, 59c fancy Jap
Silks, 59c Polka Pot
Pongees
Letting Down the Prices on All Fancy
Silk and Elastic Belts
In 6 Big Bargain Lois
1st Lot Fancy Silk Belts, worth
50o; on sale, at 19c
2d Lot Fancy Silk Belts, regular
35o values, at .10c
3d Lot Wash Belts (slightly soil
ed), 25o values, at 5c
4th Lot Fancy Elastio Belts, big
assortment, 35c values 17VfeC
5th Lot Fancy Elastic Belts; big
line, 75c values, at 35 C
6th Lot All Finest Elastic Belts,
$1.00 to $1.50 values ....... .49c
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Hardens' Big Busy Drug
Department
If different kind of toilet water, as
sorted odurm, regular I0o else, at.. see
1 cane regular lio talcum powder, a 60
possonrs lac powoer, muir
(utmtn'i Pourd de
regular loc, at
iOe
BSe
Rig powder
ISVse
tie Klckseckefe tooth powder. .. .150
lOo alee Hydrogen Peroxide, special,
at Hi
Mountain mint perfume, ounce. .. .
AH 10c odors In perfume "!
il.eo Oriental Cream l-OS
tinman's freckle cream, regular 6nc,
Berry's' freckle ointment 3a
res Root Beer. Ext.. regular w,
at
t0 six Dr. Graves' tooth powder.
at 3o
inroBZBS
Shlnola Blxola Bo
I'oll.hln Outfit romoleta 10c
10 Mule Team Borax.., BH
I bara Ivory soup 1 loo
Lana Oil and Buttermilk aoap, per
box 180
f cakes Palm Olive SoaD B0o
I cakes Jap Rose soap "00
I bare transparent glycerine tar or
alder flower into for ISO
lOo Auditorium bath eoap. specialise
avisia aooza
Wellington combination syringe and
bottle, guaranteed for 6 years; reg
ular 12.16. at fl-49
No. 1 Monarch Moth Spray, regular
till, at ...i.eo
Extra strong new atyle fountain
ayrtnee, regular 11.16, at 4:o
T60 Rubber Ulovea, epeclal SSo
I Do Atomisers, complete 80a
kffiiffl lowi flints Prices
on all Summer Merchandise and all classes of merchandise in
every department of this great store. In every stock revision of prices down
ward insure customers values in seasonable merchandise surpassing any previ
ous offerings. New bargains every day. Watch windows and papers.
Letting Down the Prices on Ml Classes of
Women's Summer Over-Apparel
Dainty Lingerie Dresses, in the season's
, most bewitching desifrns; $6.50 to $10
values, Valenciennes lace and insertion
trimmed, $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95
Oyer 100 dozen in the lot for selection.
$25.00. Tailor Suits Choice fabrics and
styles; 175 in the lot, magnificent bar
gain at sale price $10.00
Fine Panama and Serge Skirts, $5.00 and
$6.00 values'; on sale Saturday, $2.95
$2.60 Wash Skirts Trimmed with em
broidery, panel fronts; magnificent
bargains Saturday, at, choice. .. .95c
Fine Lingerie Waists, that sold regu
larly to $5.00; big assortment of the
choicest new styles, at $1.98
Lingerie Waists, that sold regularly to
$1.50, at 69c
Beautiful Crepe Kimonos Satin trim
med, extra full, value to $4.00, on sale
at, choice $1.98
Lawn Dressing Sacques $1.00 and $1.25
values, all sizes and colors, choice, 49c
Children's White Dresses A tremen
dous stock to be 6old regardless of cost;
$2.00 to $5.00 values; in three big lots
at .98c, $1.98 and $2.98
Saturday Morning Specials
$5.00 Silk Underskirts, 200 of them, at,
choice $2.95
$5.00 Silk Waists, on sale, choice, $2.95
$1.25 Underskirts 49c
Women's $15.00 Raincoats Big assortment for selection, on sale Saturday, all day $7.50
Scores of Other Delightful Bargains Too Numerous to Mention.
Letting Down the Prices on Shoes
Good Shoes Within the Reach of Anybody's Pockelbook
, W I I f 17 S 'rif aw a- - snaT-T . W W Tfaw
Misses' and Cbllds' Oxfords and Slip
pers, patent colt, oxbloods and tan
vlct, actually worth $1.75. . .$1.00
Men's patent colt, gun metal box calf
and Tlci kid Shoes and Oxforda, worth
up to $3.50 $1.98
Men's $4.00 patent colt, gun m?tal,
Russia and willow calf Oxfords,
at $2.50
Letting Down the
Prices on Groceries
The hlirheat oualltv. freshest good, and a savins of IS
par cent to 60 per cent on your housekeeping expenses.
ale, per lu ivo
Fancy Breakfast Tired
per pound Ho
Letting Sows Batter and
Cheese Pvloee.
The Beat Creamer Butter
per pound I So
Fancy No. 1 Country Cream
ery Butter, per lb 2 to
Fancy No. 1 Dairy Table
Butier. per lb 2So
Good Dairy Butter, per
pound llo
Fancy Full Cream Cheese,
per pound 18c
Fancy Domextlo Bwlse
Cheese, per lb 10
Fancy Brick or Llmberger
Cheese, per lb llo
letting Dowi Freeh Yege-
table Frieea.
t bunches Fresh Onions. 6o
I bunches Fresh Radishes to
f large Cucumbers to
I heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce,
at 6o
Fancy Wax or Qreen Beans,
I lba. for 6o
t Quarta of Freeh Peas,,,. to
bunches Fresh Heta..5o
Women's Russia calf, sun metal and
vlcl kid Oxfords, worth up to $3.5u,
t $1.08
All slies up to 2 in Barefoot Sandals
at 50
Infants' Patent Pumps and Slippers,
worth $1.00 a pair; to close out
QUick .., -50tf
Boys' and Youths' Tennis Oxforua
for 50
Women's Oxfords and Pumps, worth
up to $2.25 a pair; for quick sell
ing $1.59
Women's $4.00 Patent Leather Pumps
for $3.00
See the regular lines of Queen Quality
Oxfords at $3.50, f 3.0O and $2.50
For this hot, sticky weather, use the
Grover shoes and oxfords and get that
perfect foot comfort found in only the
Grover for women.
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bUVld
THZ RS LIABLE STORK
This store win be open
tiH 10 P. N. SATURDAY,
other days we close at G,
P. M. during July and
August.
Letting Down the Prices on
Ladies' Knit and
Muslin Underwear
of all Grades.
Beautiful Muslin Underskirts and Gowns '
made to sell to $8.50 j splendid assort-iyV ,
ment for selection . . .S1 .f0
Ladies' Chemise, that sold regularly up
to $1.25, at, choice ,.49c
Dainty Combination Suits, regular $2.00
values corset covers and drawers or
corset cover and skirt, all sizes, at 980?
All Knit Underwear at most surpris
ing bargain prices in Saturday's sale.
?r1
20-lbs. beat pure can gran
ulated euxar 11.00
10 bara best branda laundry
aoap ibo
loo cans Lu Lu Scouring
aoap ... ie
0c cans Lavallne Scouring
Soap 4c
100 cana Condensed Milk
at mo
10c cana Assorted Boups
at 7tte
10c pkgs. Bromangelon,
Jellycon or Jello 7So
If 4c pkgs Domestic Maca
roni IVo
10c cans Early June Peas
at im
10c pkga. Corn Flakes. 7 So
to eana Oil or Mustard Sar
dines, per can 40
lOo pks-s. Seeded Raisins. c
tOc Bottle Wueen Olive.. 3 Sc
It He Bottles PlrklHS, To
niato Catsup or Worcester
bauce svo
lOo ik irs. Pyramid Washing
Powder 16o
10c cans Bex Lye 4o
12 Ho cana Tomatoes or
Corn, at Stye
The Most Santos Corree, p-r
lound 16c
The bst Tea Sidings, per
. pound i5c
Fam-v lTncoord Janan Ta
Japan. KnslKh Hrenkfeet
or . jun l'owdcr Tea. per
pound 15c
Letting Down the Millinery Prices
Already far below what
you'll pay for like quality
and style elsewhere. Prices
are again reduced for this
ing J uly Sale.
New Taffeta Silk Hats; three
nobby new styles for im
mediate wear;' special bar
gains, at $3.95, $4.50, $5.00
$12.00 and $15.00 Ostrich
Plume Hats, beautiful black
frames, plumes worth much
more than the special sale
price, each $5.00
New Straw Frames, in black
and burnt colors, hair
braids and chips, new styles
each 50c
All hats marked in plain
figures here,
Our New Hair Goods Department
Offers very best assortment for selection. Highest quality goods at
lowest possible prices. Let us show you the best values ever in HAIll
ROLLS, SWITCHES, PUFFS, KTO.
WineS''FtuJDartml$nt to &wmeni?ML'flf U OfS
Anything you want; everything you want; choicest qual
ity goods at Very Lowest Prices.
Four Special Bargains for Saturday
Tennessee Pure White Corn Whls- , 60c California Porter and Sherry
key, Quart 75t
Old Maryland Rye .Whisky, full
Rye
quart 75c
Orders taken for Bottled Beers.
Phone them.
Wine, bottle
8-year old Rye
and
29c
Bourbon
Whisky, full quarts $1.00
t Give
Visit this department.
a trial order.
us
Wall Paper Sale
Extraordinary Bargains
Monday
100,000 rolls of High Class
Paper, secured at a tre
mendous bargain; on sale
beginning Monday, at
prices, per roll ranging
from lc to 7 VaC
Biggest snaps offered in
Omaha. Highest class papers
at most remarkable bargain
prices.
We do Painting and Paper
Hanging. Estimates furnished.
Summer
Reading at Less
than you can buy it else
where. All latest titles in
the $1.50 Copyright QOr
Fiction VOC
AU $1.00 Copyright
Fiction..
43c
Letting Down the Prices v
On Hardware Saturday
11.11 seta Mm. Pott's Sad Irons
6.00 Lawn Mower, 14-lnoh Calumet
1 jj N. t Heavy Galvanised Wash Boiler
1.60 alie It-gallon Garbage Cana, covered
1.26 alia 11-gallon Garbage Cana, covered
Closing Out aoreea Doors....................
2 ft.xa Inches wide, t ft.xl0 hardwood painted doors...,
Natural hardwood nnlsn aoora, I ii.xiu uy e ii. iiu..
I bunches Fresh Carrots.. to
t bunches Kre'ih Turnips. to
Freeh Cauliflower, t for 10c
8 bunches Freeh Jaraeley.ec
I bunches Fresh Asparagus,
at So
New Cnbha-re. per head, Hc
S bunchea Frosh Beets.... Co
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb.tc
Letting Down Prices pictures and Picture Frames
A great July clearance at prices which represent but a small fraction -of
value.
Framed Picture, worth to $3.60, big variety of subjects, at,
choice 50c- 35 ni 25c
Fine Frames, In aU kinds of shapes and sizes, many worth to $3.60
at 10c' 25c an 50c
K Try mmm First 4
S0
.ga.4t
. . SSO
. .8o
. 89o
. S0
..880
. .80
Beat adjustable window screens, It to It Inches 16o
too graea hooks or sveat. only JOo
Kxtra large galvanised waah tuba BOo
Medium else. 400..N0 1 else 890
12 quart galvanised chamber palls 880
12 quart Japanned chamber palls
The old reliable western washer, only 9.4
The old reliable western, extra large fa.SS
The old reliable weetern, round shape sa.SS
The Improved O. K Washer. Monday ft.38
CO-lb. decorated flour cana 490
46o parlor broom, on sale for SSo
tOo parlor broom, on aula for 18o
(-ft. celling dusters, only lo
Mrs. Voorman'a 16o sink strainer 18 Ho
t rolls 10o gold band toilet paper 4Bo
7 rolls Sc toilet paper SSo
10c aad lie scrub brushes 60
76o steel mall boxes 89o
tSc heavy braided clothes lines ISo
46n brans wanh board, (comet) l9o
t-hole burner gasoline stove, only 91-88
11.60 extra large new white willow clothes basket SSo
6 wire or wooden 6c coat hangers 10o
t boxea (0 clothes pins, only , 100
14 quart gray enameled dlnh pans , la
IT Quart gray enameled dish pans ,,..Boe
Ribbon Sale
( Saturday
Brush Sale
Saturday
Ruching' Sale
Saturday
Letting Down Prices
China, Crockery,
Glassware
Decorated "Wash Bowls and
Pitchers, each. .t , . . . .29c
Slop Jars, handled and cov
ered, each 1 49c
Hanging Fish Aquarians-
gallon size, each. . . .35c
Root Beer Bottles, patent
stopper, each OVfcc
Colonial Ice Tea Tumblers;
snap at .5c
2 and 3qt. Water Pitchers-
flemished ware, each, 23c
Handled Sherbet Cups. . .2c
Crystal Berry and Ice Cream
Dishes, three for ..5c
CRECHE DIRECTORS RESIGN
Ten Member, of Board Quit Became
of Merging Plan.
RESIGNATIONS ABE ACCEPTED
tiaaree)saeat Cuaaa V Over Frvpo
aittaa te CaaaoUaat the Crah
Maraerr wltsi the CaiH
proposltioo to marge the Creche, the
day nursery at Nineteenth and Harney
Streeta. with the Child Saving Institute
has occasioned the resignation of tan of
twenty-five members of the Creche' s board
ef director and provoked a lively protect
from many friends who have contributed
to Its support for tba taat twenty-five
rears.
The resignations ef these women war
accepted at a meeting Thursday afternoon:
Mrs. I. H. Bavin. Mrs. V. M Baum,
Mlaa Bunsa, Mlas Jaaale Millard, Mrs.
W. Jl. raxioo, Jr. j Jtfre, A. IX Brands! a.
Ms at V CvkT, HtA Aftiu StUa
ton, Mrs. J. C. Cowln and Mrs. Arthur
Meta
Tba members opposed to consolidation
are Mra. T. L. Kimball, prealdent of the
board; Mrs. Charlea T. Kountae, Mra O.
W. Wattles, Mrs. H. T. Lemlst. Mra. A. U
Rel, Miss Holdrege. Miss Bell Kimball.
Mra. Anderson, Mra. Ada Walker, Mrs.
John T. Stewart, Id.: Mra. 8am Bums.
Mrs. J. W. Van Nostrand. Mra. E. R.
MoMahon, Mrs. W. A. Redlck and Mr.
Thomas Kllpatrlck.
Wkat It lllasrea Oa.
Tba contenUon hlngea upon th support
of the Institution, the resigning members
claiming that to merge tba two charities
would lighten the burden of basin ess men
and others who contribute to their iud-
port Oa the other hand, the majority of
the board protests that such a consolida
tion could not be legally affected and that
the widely different character of the two
charities warrants their separate main-
tenanoe. ,
To complloatemattera a majority of th
resigning faction are new members of the
board.
Th trouble begaa July 1. when the mi
nority faction Invited C W. Lyman and
Rome MiUe ef Us C&U4 Sarins Institute
ls sUfds Um rtfaur tow mnis &
bear a proposition from the Creche to have
that Inatitution absorbed by th organiza
tion of which they are trustees. Aocordlng
to th majority faction, th appearance of
th two men- was th first that had been
heard of th merger proposition by them
and tba situation became embarranslng to
all concerned. There was considerable lla
cussion, but no action, though the position
of th majority waa too evident to be
mistaken, and a tew days later ten mem
bers wrote in their resignations. Accept
ance of these Thursday aftegioon settlos
the matter for the present, but not defi
nitely, according to the minority,
reateatloa of Majority.
Th mrjoiity oontenda that as the Creche
is a strictly local Inatitution and th Child
Saving institute statewide In Its scope, the
Creche has first claim upon local support.
During th last year the Creche has
boarded "about eOO children whoae parents
work out by th day and hav no other
plao to leave them. Th total coat of
maintaining th inatitution haa been ap
proximately tt.OOO and of thla over 11.000 has
bean paid for th board of th children.
leaving less than 12. Out) to be subscribed.
This deficiency haa always ben met In the
mala by annual 1 subscriptions from bual
aaa) mam aad ether.
Sas&ta Uiia ti Cifrjj fcfldj t trail
and as an emergency fund several
small bequests left, for its mainte
nance. These, with sucn sums added
to them from time to time, are being put
into a sinking fund as the nucleus of a
tutwr endowment fund, at present amount
ing to about I J. W0. In addition to this th
Ciele owns its building at Nineteenth and
Harney streets.
The lot Is owned by the city and
is leased to th Creche for twenty
five years, three of which are unexpired.
It always baa been understood by the
board that a continuance of the leas will
be granted by th city. This was assured
at the time the lease waa granted because
a day nursery must necessarily be located
downtown where it is accessible to working
people without payment of car fare.
In th event of a consolidation these
funds held In trust would hav to be re
turned to their donors, which, with other
condiUeiis existing, would involve conald
rabla litigation.
Orkln Broa. announce on Page Three
their great alteration sale of women's suits
worth up to t.u0 for 10 00.
persistent Advertising is th raa4 to Big
rial by using XUt BtvadvsrUoJti e!umn
Astilra
More Agents
Offer Sites to
the Woodmen
Fight Narrowing Down to Contest
Between Sixteenth and Jackson
and Douglas Street.
Th Woodmen of th World building will
probably go up either at Sixteenth and
Jackson or on a Douglas atreet corner.
Other sites ar in consideration, but are
not being pushed so hard.
C. C. Oeorge and E. J. George ar th
agents for th Sixteenth and Jackson prop
erty, which la the old Her residence and
was bought a few years ago by Alfred
Millard for toO.OuO, The Woodmen can buy it
for 110,000 if they like.
Except among people immediately In t cr
eated for their own reasons general senti
ment ia in favor of a Douglag atreet loca
tion, for th building will show off batter
there.
'i'atvft U m HJtIUo4 6t to Immediate
decision by th Woodmen that ia, today
or tomorrow, but th verdict will be
reaohed befor vary long. "W ar not
going to spend a million in a minute," de
clared J. C. Root, "but on th other hand
we ar going to put up th new building
at one practically speaking. When th
committee is through I think w shall call
a special seaaion of th executive council
and wind th thing up."
More offers oontlnu to be mad to th
committee, but Mr. Root declared that at
th moat flv sites only ar in th running.
Ral estate man after real estate man has
visited th commute snd argued his claim.
Some of these offers ar simply preposter
ous, aocordlng to Mr, Hoot.
AFTER BAD BUTTER MAKERS
naveaa Iftsti Are) Maklasi Lit a
Bardea for Thoao Wst Via.
lata the Law,
Th government revenue agents ar mak
ing life a burden for retailers and others
who will persist In selling made-over butter
that contains more than 11 per cent of
water. Many samples hav been gathered
up from miscellaneous dealers In Omaha
and ar now being teated at th revenue
scent's office, marly alt of tnei allow
from 17 to to per cent of motstur and th
dealer will be called UDon to nav a atirr
fin for th offense as well as having tao
waierea putter confiscated.
Belt and Kelly
Get Bigger Jobs
Giren Kew Titles, with Authority
Covering Bell 'Phone Companies
in Five States.
W. B. T. Bait and S. 8. Kelly, general
manager and superintendent, respectively,
of th Nebraska Telephone company prior
to th recent consolidation, hav had their
scop of authority vastly widened by th
new arrangement
Mr. Belt is now general plant suparin'
tendent for th Nebraska, th Iowa, th
Northwestern, h Duluth, and th Meeab
Telephone companies, covering all th
line of th allied Bell companies In Ne
braska, Iowa, Minnesota, North and South
Dakota, and Mr. Kelly becomes assistant
trafflo superintendent of . all theae com
panies and the same territory.
The positions gr substantial promotion
tvt bwlU Mr. Bell eud air. Kli,