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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1909)
8 THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1909, CLEARING SAL SPECIAL Women's 25 White Wash Skirls at 98c Children's Gulmpcs Made of fine lawns, embroid ery trimmed, ages 8 to 14, and actually worth Q 35c each; your choice JfC Children's Rompers Grays and blues just the thing for play time ages 1 to 6 worth 35o Q0 each, at IC Women's $10 Summer Millinery at $2.50 Choice of any woman's bat in our entire stock that has been telling up to frtl FA $10.00 each, at. . . . V Clearing Sale Special All Our Women's $1.50 and $2 SOLID LEATHER DAGS These shopping bags have leather linings and overlapping frames; fitted with inside purses; green, blue, black, tan and brown worth up to $2.00 each, OP J white skirts made of reps in the very latest styles, many are but ton trimmed front or side and and every other new style feature these skirts launder perfectly, worth up to $2.50, your f at Women's Fancy Shopping Bags Blue, green, gray, black and Cfi red, at, each. VIC THE ATLANTIC CITY DAG This is the very latest New York fad to be worn on belt or wrist in all the leading shades; your choice, each yf j choice Saturday, at,eachOv I I ml 1 Ji frn i m (I i 11 Kmaa ffomtn'i Fin UNTRIMMED HATS at 25c Worth Up to $2 and $2.50 1,000 fine horsehair, chip and mllmn straw shapes In black, white or burnt, every correct new shape for midsummer, all ready to trim and positively worth up to $2.60 each clearing sale price, each. ........... 25c mSia's Grandest Bargain Event Y7 Clearing Sale SPECIALS In Oar Women's Suit Dept. One big lot of women's silk, wool and lingerie one-piece dresses that are worth up gt g gr it .$.a.5.r.h:. ...$o."o Women's one ana two-piece sum mer dresses, In light and dark colors, all sizes worth fl Cf up to $&, at. each . . . .tl.jU Fine lingerie dresses in elaborate designs, worth up to . C I C $35, at, each All our women's spring tailored suits, worth up to $100, at. acli' ....... ,$D All our women's tailored suits, worth up to C 1 C $50, at, each All ouj women's $30 t&llerod suits, in one lot, CIA at, each : 41U All our women's white serge suits, worth up to $40, at, each .yJ All our women's white serge suits, worth up to $30, 1C1 at, each P I All our women's $26 white serge ,.?: $12,50 Women's $10 white fl c serge box coats Women's $16 silk, and cravenette rain coats, at, CO AO each pO.ZJO Women's $15 black serge, silk and covert coats, C flQ at, each pO,JQ Covert coats and silk coats, long or short, worth $6 CQ and $7, at qJ.JQ Women's $10 silk and wool skirts voiles, panamas, etc., 5 Women's $5 voile and Cfi . panama sklrU,tjjjJ Every Dollars Worth of Summer Goods in This Store Must be Sold at Once This is Brandeis Annual Sacrifice of every yard and piece if Summer Merchandise at prices that are only a fraction of the real value. No sale in Omaha can compare with this. It is the grand est bargain event of the year in the greatest store in the west. These low prices will force out all our summer goods with a tush. Amazing special bargains in every department. GreatJIearin Children's WKitC aid Colored WdSh DrCSSCS INCLUDING AN IMMENSE PURCHASE OF AN EASTERN MANU FACTURER'S SAMPLES AND SURPLUS STOCK At Actually Less Than Half Price These are the prettiest, daintiest little dresses we have ever shown. They are very practical and im mensely becoming to little girls for dress affairs, or for every day wear. The Children's White Dresses are made of the prettiest white Swisses, lawns, etc.; finest embroidery and lace trimmings, as well as tucks and pleats ages 1 to 14. ' , The Colored Dresses for Children are made in Russian blouse, jumper, Peter Thompson, French blouse, and fancy dress effects, made of nice quality gingham, chambray and percale ages 1 to 14. These little dresses positively worth up to $3 Great Clearing Sale Women's Oxfords at $1.69 600 pair of women's tan Rus sian calf oxfords and brown vici kid oxfords, $! 69 worth up to I $3, at, pair Women $3 Quality Low Shoes & Pomps at $2.4 3 These are fine patent colt, lei kid, black, brown and suede ox fords and pumps, $ that are worth up to $6, at Four Big Lots 49c - 69c - 98c - $F9 f Big Clearing "sale" 'j MEN'S SHOES Both nigh and o.w shoes (or men, patent leather or reloura, tan and brown, worth up to $4.60, at 2.45 -a 2.90 Women' all Silk $1.25 Elastic Belt. U 39c Made ot Imported elastic, with white back, worth up TQA to $1.26. at JJC BRANDEIS Big Song Concert Ail Day in Sheet Music Dept. Come in and Hear the Latest Hits a -4k t ceu iiur j 10c extra specials Saturday Red Wing Song, Ben Hur Chariot Race, at . . . . I Love My Wife, But O. You Kid The most pop ular number in town, at . . 19c Oweenee, new In dian song hit It's different from the rest astat.u:'..i9c De a Bachelor While You Can Big summer novelty song words and musio by Ben Adkins, an Omaha boy. Ask to hear it sung "j Q in st. arrived Jlew Latest Instrumental Puddln Tama, two step. Tennessee Rag. Morning; Star, reverie. Sunset, two tep. Wink Tour Eye, two step. Sunset Heart Pleasures, waits. Jungle Moon, lntermexxo. Marigold, three step. Possum, rag. Thoughts of Motherhood. reverie. Scotch Lassie, waits. Valuptense, waits. Memories of Love, reverts. Pork and Beans, two step, poll Rags. Blue Biases, rag. Flag of the Free, march. Latest Vocal Clock of Life. Baby Talk. Zulu Love Song. Carmelite. While Love and Life and Snail Last Angel Child. Swanee Babe. Now I Have Ton. Deutohland. Jungle Moon. Beautiful Eyes. Lovellght. . ...uon. 't Tell. School House in the Valley 19 c Saturday's Drug Specials at Brandeis9 Cameras ISo Sanltol Tooth Powder, for . . .12o 85c Dr. Grave's Tooth Powder, for ....Wo Colgate's Tooth Pow der, for lSe Colgate's Tooth Paste for lOo 350 Rublfoam . .19o 25c Satin Skin Cream, for . ...19o 21. B0 Oriental Cream for fl.oa SBc Sanltol Cream, for 14o lie Pompelan Mas sage, for B9o $1.00 Mrs. Potter's Walnut Juices 890 60o Crabappls Blos som Perfume, spe cial, ounce . . . .flo COo Carnation, special ounce for S9o SOc Java Rice Pow der, for See 25c Roger A Oallet Rice Powder, . . 19o 6 cakes Ivory Soap for . 19o 1-lb. 10 Mule Team Borax, for ......So Cakes Colgate's English Process 86o 100 William's Shav ing soap, for,..6o 160 Rogers & Oallet Soap, for 19o 25c Woodbury's spe cial, at 18o t cakes Crystal Bath for aso 15o Bundle of Joss Sticks, for . ...lOo bvbbeb goods 76o Fountain Syringe. for 4o 75c Hot Water Bottle, for 49o 11.25 Combination Fountain Syringe and Water Botle for 91.09 S3. 00 Victor's Female Douche, for ... 93.00 13.60 Marvel Whirling Spray, for . . . .82.76 f 1 S mm .... 114.00, . 6x7 Seneca Cam era, special Saturday for . 10.98 $24.00, 84x6 hi Seneca tor ..917.08 $10.00. 4x6 Seneca, spe- S8.98 clal, for SITPLIES fl.00 4x5 Plate Holder 40c 11.25 6x7 Plate Holder 50c 16.00 Photo Optical Outfit .$8.98 60c Trimming; Board 48c 2 dozen Cyko Post Cards. 25c 50c focusing Cloth 89c WE SELL FIL.MfB Women's and . , men's 1-pleoe Any 500 pearl link but- pin in jewel- tons, always rT deDf for. 11 at 60o. at. ry aDl ror per pelr - 25c I 25c Clearing Sale of Women's Waists Dressing Sacques Wash Petticoats, etc. Women's $1.60 White and Coloud Waists, at each UO.' Women's 75c and $1 light ami dark colored dreaulng 6acq,ie.; and short kimonos, at.-. . -HOC Women's 3 Be, Combing Jacktx figured au'd flowered, at 19 Wpmen's $1 and $1.60 WrRppi-i of fine percales, all sizes. . (JJC Women's $1 embroidered bottoni chambray wash petticoats, plain colors 39 $1.50 Combination Suits, corooi cover and skirt or corset cover and drawers, at 75 BRANDEIS RICH HAVE FEWER BABIES School Census Showi "Bace Suicide" in Wealthy District. WHOLE CITY MAKES GOOD GAIN Farasm District Drops Oft 819 mm A CastelUr . Malts Gain ef 894 Store Thaa Last Year Total Gal BOO. compared with the totals for 190S, follows: Is as While Vaee suiolde" appears In the Fsr nam and several other districts, the sohool census of Omaha, Just completed, shows a sain of ever 600. The principal gain hi population Is shown In the Castellar school, where the census shows SM more children of school age than last year. Central school comes next with a gain of 160. Lake is third with a gain ot in and Train is fourth with a gain ot U0. Other aohools whose gain in school popu lation Is less than 100 are: Mason, ft; Saratoga, TO; Central Park. 75; Columbian, 72; Monmouth Park. 61; Franklin, 55; Windsor, S3; Omaha View, 45; Saunders, 41; Pacific, 39; Lothrop, Sfl; Sherman, 36; Bancroft, 33; Leavenworth, 3f; Forest. 23; Long, 11; Lincoln, IS; Vin ton, 11; Clifton Hill, 10; Walnut Hill, t; Beals, L In the Farnam school district the sohool census for 1903' shows a falling off of 213 from that of 1H0L In the Comenlus dls trlct ths loss Is 177; Cass, M; Dupont, 87; Ksllom, 6; Druid UU1, 64; Park, 43; Web sier, U. Snowtae- r Districts. Ths school census for 1309, showing the number of boys and girls, and the totals 1900 1908 Boys. Girls. Total. ToiaL Bancroft 416 424 840 '7 Heals 114 JOl 3-6 34 Cass 873 206 h2i fcli Castellar i6 14 1,4)9 Central 618 007 l.ltf 9tw Central Park 23 217 4.9 401 Clifton HU1 839 S2S 6b7 -7 Columbian Ji8 4K2 87 725 Comenlus SK3 410 M)3 9 0 L'ruld Hill 1 H"6 339 toi Iupont 33 276 b&i 6n Farnam 474 647 1,021 l.a.0 Forest JW 231 4b0 3 Franklin S19 424 Su6 7i0 Kellom 717 !S04 1,621 1,60 Lake 6H6 6M 1.200 1.119 Leavenworth 241 242 43 4o8 Lincoln 8 470 M 401 Long 6 687 1.123 1,102 Lothrop 723 19 1.861 Mason 639 662 1,11 k'J6 Monmouth Park .... 1M 2j0 S 325 Omaha View 1 30 772 727 paciflo 4S2 400 632 7t3 Park 623 695 1,11 1,16 Saratoga 4S0 469 979 9u0 launders 313 18 1 COS Sherman 3 99 192 1.'7 Train SS 699 779 Vinton 34 383 74; 785 Walnut Hill 320 309 629 tOM Webster 618 63 l.lf l.lst Windsor li9 140 299 W MONDAY NIGHT UNCLE SAM'" The den will be decorated In honor of the soldiers and Paprlca Schnltiel will be garbed In an American flag and real sol diers will rescue her from the pirates. There was no regular session at the den last Monday night because of the nation's holiday and consequently there will be two weeks' grist of recruits to go over the burning sands and the night will be espe cially Interesting. Ous Renxe, chief artificer for King Ak-Sar-Ben and head torturer to Samson, has returned from a trip to New York, where he went In search of new stuff for Ak-Sar-Ben and new tortures for the work ing crew ot me den. some cnanges will be made in the program beoause ef ths extremely large classes. The opera has been rehearsed several times during the last two weeks and the seoond act Is now said to met ths approval of the high moguls. TROOPS SURRENDER TO KING Geenral Mortal set Colosiel Glassford Will Lead the Capitulat ing; Forces. Monday night will be military night at the dun and Samson will entertain the general of floors of the department of .the Missouri, the officers of Fort Crook and the officers of Fort Omaha. The special guests of the evening will be General Mor ton, commander of the Department of the Missouri, Colonel Gardener, commanding officer at Fort Crook and Colonel Glass- ford, commanding officer at Fort Omaha. THE DEST DIAIUUIOEA REMEDY In selecting a remedy for Diarrhoea. Dysentry, Cholera Morbus or Chol era Infantum, you should use great care. There are many remedies on the market for these diseases. Borne are good, some should be carefully avoided. Others depend upon habit forming drugs for their cures. Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam is the one reemdy that Is always safe, sure and does not constipate. In 63 years, this medicine has been used in Millions of rases of bowel trouble and never has one single case been reported where it has failed to cure when the simple directions were followed. Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam stops the Diarrhoea, removes the cause and leaves the stomach and bowels In their natural and regular state. $5c o t bottles $1.00 everywhere. WAKEFIELD'S BLACKBERRY BALSAM Army Notes Leave of absence for fifteen days bss been granted First Lieutenant Nolan V. Kills of the Nineteenth Infantry. Quartermaster Sergeant Calvin S. Potts of the Fourth cavalry has been granted an honorable discharge from the army by pur chase, Troop M, Tenth cavalry, has been ordered from Fort Klley to Fort Ethan Allen, Vt., to await the arrival of the remainder or that regiment from the Philippines. Troop Q. Ninth cavalry, now at Fort Ethan Allen, is ordered to Fort D. A. Russell. Wyo. Lieutenant Colonel F. F. Eastman, pur- cnasuig commissary u nited states army for this point, has just closed a contract with the Cudahy Packing company for IjO.000 pounds of bacon at (16.29 per hundred pouud Who Wants to Go to Buenos Ayrcs Here if a Chance at the Invitation of President of Argentine Bepublio. Anybody want to go to Buenos AyresT A chanoe for real deep sea navigation un folds Itself to any of the hardy tars of this vicinity. The president and secretary of the So cledad Rural Argentina bavs written the Commercial elub, care of J. M. Guild, asking the Omaha organisation to take part In an international agricultural exposition to be held next year In the capital of the South American republic "I have the honour," writes President Emll Freu, "of specially Inviting the Hon. association ocr which you preside to take part- In the absence of Mr. Guild, who Is wrestling with freight rates at Charlvolx, and ths further absence of Commodore Wead and his crew the Invitation cannot be answered for a few days. After daring the Missouri, however, it is unlikely that a little sea trip will have any terrors for these navigators. the police station noticed them and gave the alarm. A number of officers chased the escaping prisoners, who were caught by Detective Walker. They willingly sur rendered when they were shown Walker's six-shooter. A Vsvrkelor's Hef lections. A girl's Idea of innocence is not admit ting she knows. The aler a man can kiss a girl the harder it would have been if he had asked her. Ths average man Is prouder of gaesslng the weather than he would be of under standing ths tariff. Kven a man who Is supported . by a rich wife will grumble about how' much it costs hlia to raise the children. Even if a man should start out to go to heaven he'd want to drop In at the other place on the way for a chance to change his mind. New York Press. Persistent AdvM'iun- U tUe rud to Bf Returns Youths Caught Trying to Escape Two Boyi Get Oat of Window, but Are Captured After an Ex citing Chase. Tiring of a few hours' confinement In a room of the matron's department at the police station, William Clancy and Harry Breok, 17-year-old runaway boys, whose homes are at Cheyenne, broke out of their room by tearing loose an iron grating, dropped to ths ground twenty-feet below and were just on the point of escaping when police officers noticed them and took them Into custody again after an exciting chase of three blocks through streets, be hind buildings and into a patch of high weeds. The lads were picked up by Special Of ficer Tlghe of the Union Pacific in tue morning and attempted the Jail delivery about been. Asusuut Turnkey Brady ef MOTHER HIPPO KNOWS HER OWN BUSINESS BEST Efforts of Keepers to Rave tier Baby Resalt 1 Deatk ot the Lit tle Oae, "It has been proven from the experlenoe of showmen and animal trainers, time and again, that animals can take care of their young much better than human beings," said George Conklln, who has ehargs of the aoologlcal department of the Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth, which comes to Omaha Tuesday next. "Bo far as I know, there Is only one plaoe In the country where they raise hippopotami, and that Is the Bronx park in New York. When the first hippopotamus was born, the mother developed ths habit of taking the baby under water and holding it there for twenty or thirty rrlnutss at a time. Now there was a bunch of wlss keepesa that watched the performance a number of times and became greatly agitated. They feared the old lady would drown the little one, so rather than endure ths reproaches of the park authorities, or the agony of seeing its death, they took It from the mother. It was nowhere but on deck for that little fellow from thence on, the wlse ones' having concluded they knew ' the game of bringing up baby hippopotami better than the mother. The result of their care and attention was an hippo potami funeral, with the attendants and the old beast for ths chief mourners. The next time the trainers were wiser, and when the mother took It under the water for twenty or thirty minutes at a time their pulses behaved In a normal way, and the little fellow was allowed to soak. This one grew and was sent to Cincinnati. "Did you ever observe an hippopotamus closely f They are the nearest approach to the lohthyosaiuiaa of prehlstorlo times that we know of among the animal fam ily. The physiognomy Is absolutely bru- tallsed. There is nothing to the face ex cept the snout and loner jaw, which is out of all proportions to the rest of the brute's makeup. In the region of the head where mentality Is commonly located, that Is, above the ears and over the eyes, there la a depression, less thaa feothlag. The denseness mentally Is no less thaa the denseness physically the hide being Im pervious to bullets. No such thing aa a trained hippopotamus was ever known. It Is the very quintessence of density, and is to the animal kingdom, what the lignum vltae la to the vegetable." Building; t-ermits. Hastings & Heyden, 2716 Blnney street, frame dwelling, 11.600; R. Relnhardt, Boyd street and Commercial avenue, frame store. 1600; Ernest Newhouse, dtOj North Twenty-fourth street, frame dwelling, 13,360; B. Paul, SS22 Seward street, frame dwelling. 22,000; K. C. Knox, SS24 Harney street, frame dwelling, 15.000; & O, Steven son, S22 South Twenty-seoond street, brlok store, 21, 0. Williams Is Stsvte Xaapeetor. JEFFERSON CITT, Mo., July 9. The supreme court today sustained the right of W. W. Williams of St. Louis to ths offloe of state factory Inspector. Williams was sppolnted by Governor Hadley. J. W. Bikes, former Inspector, brought ouster proceedings, whloh the court denied. Sale Our moving day is fast approach ing. In order to sell out quickly the remainder of our stock we have made the following clean-up prices: Adler'a $1.50 Gloves 05c $1.50 and $2 Shirts.. 05c $1 Shirts G5c $2 Collar Bags. .. .$1.15 $1.50 Collar Bags. . . .05c Traveling Bags at price 1 and 1-M Neckwear 75c 75c Neckwear 50c 50o Neckwear 35c 50o Hosiery 35c 25o Hosiery ;203 Six for 21.00. Shirt Jewelry at k pric This is an absolutely bona-fide clean-up sale that you can't afford' to overlook. BOURKE'S CLOTHES SHOP, 319 South 16th St