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THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1903.
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FOURTH WEEKLY
MAGNET SALE
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Grn SUunps Every day with every
purchase In every department.
We Close Tuesday 1 o'Clock
During July and August
To give our employes a little recreation during the heated term.
Shop in the cool of the morning.
Open other days until 6 p. m. Saturdays until 16 p. m.
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Our Highest Class Seasonable Goods
AT JUST THE REGULAR PRICES
Scores of Extraordinary Bargains in Every Department
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE EXTRA SPECIALS :
WOMEN'S $4.00 RED CROSS LOW SHOES at $2.00 Pair.
These are the famous Red Cross Oxfords, nflwfvt CP 1
styles; regular price $4.00 a pair Magnet price sP&
WOMEN'S $3.00 WASH DRESSES at 98c and $1.50
One and two-piece dresses, whites and colors, odd and sam
ple lots, also sizes 34 to 44, lingerie dresses Cl $150
etc., worth $3.00, at .. . VUV- I
WOMEN'S $1.00 NIGHT GOWNS for 50o Each
Fine gowns, with high or low necks regular price A
$1.00 Magnet price JUC
50c WHITE JAPANESE WASH SILKS 29c a Yard.
27 inches wide, heavy quality; regular price 59c a
yard Magnet price, yard J
WOMEN'S $1.00 MILANESE SILK GLOVES 50c
Black and white, two-clasp, extra heavy quality; Cfn
regular price $1.00 a pair, at, pair. UC
Children's $1.00 Colored Dresses Magnet Price 50c
$5 Black and Colored Silk Petticoats Magnet Price $2.50
5Cc All Pure Silk Dresden Taffeta Ribbon yard . .25c
30c Crepe Lisse Wash Fabric, new shades yard . . 15c
15c EMBROIDERIES at 7y2o a Yard.
Fine. Swiss and Nainsook Embroideries Edgings, up to 7
inches wide; regular price 15c Magnet price, 7'
yard..;.... 2C
WOMEN'S 35c HOSIERY at 17o
Fine cotton foot black hose split soles, out sizes; 7'
regular price 35c Magnet price, pair 2
$2.00 One-piece Striped Lawn Dresses Magnet price 98c
Women's White and Colored Waists, worth $1.50 Magnet
Iprice 69c
Women's Fine Cotton Sleeveless Vests, worth 20c, at 10c
15c Dress Shields, at, pair .7VaC
25c Hose Supporters, at, pair
2 Vic Darning Cotton, at, spool lc
24-yard bolts of Tape, at, each 5c
Women's Untrimmed Hats fine straws, worth 50c, at 15c
$7.50 Fine Cowhide Suit Cases, straps all around. . .$3.50
Boys and Children's 50c Straw Hats and Linen Tarns 25c
Misses' and Children's $1.00 Laced Shoes Basement, 50c
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Second Week of Our Great
July Clearing Sales
Watch our ads for extraordinary bargains. Every ves
tige of summer goods must go. Sales that will fill the store
are scheduled for each day this week.
Buy a Silk Dress Tuesday
than 150 stunning one-piece
els, worth$20 and $25. will
This Is clearing sale value with a vengeance. It's a quick, sharp, de
cisive clearing of all those high class silk: messaline and Foulard one
piece dresses you may have seen here. Styles absolutely new and
correct. Many superb models in all the best shades. On sale up to
1 o'clock only, closing time, at $10
Clearing ii the Shoe Section
r?$10
Women's white cmvui
Oxfords, alio odd sizes
in pink, blue and gray
Women's Patent Pumps,
with ankle strap, best
IJ.00 and 11.60 lots, at
$2.48
Barefoot Sandals for
children, sizes S to I,
worth 1.25, at
Silks'
69c, 65c and 75c Ck
qualities, at, yard. ... .10
Plain taffetas, fancy foulards,
China Silks, etc., widest range
of choice styles and colors.
Embroidery
1 Remnants
Left from our big sales, lengths
of 1H to 3 yards, widths up
to 18-lnches. at, 10
per yard 1UC
Stationery
Fancy Crepe Paper, per bolt of
10 feet, for 10$
and 10 stamps.
Napkins, 100 for 104
and 10 stamps.
Dennlson's 25c lunch sets 10
and 10 stamps.
Roll Lunch Paper,' for . .10
and 10 stamps.
Eaton Hurlbut Tablets, 25-cent
kind for 10
and 10 stamps.
LOWSHOES
3-3P 3'2i $.2:22
Not off and then on,
but on all the time.
Drexel Gives
25-OFF
ON
Misses' and Children's
Ankle Strap Pumps
and Slippers
Our sale of misses' and child
ren's oxfords has been a great
success. This Is because we
are offering nice fresh goods.
No "left overs" In this sale.
Sizes and widths to fit the feet
Young women's Russia calf and
patent colt oxfords, values
13.50; sale price. .. .$2.73
Young women's Russia calf and
patent colt oxfords, S3 value,
at $2.25
Young women's Russia calf
ankle strap Pumps, $2.50 val
ues, at $1.80
Misses' Russia calf and patent
colt, $3.00 values, at $2.25
Misses' Russia calf and patent
colt. $2.50 value, at $1.80
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, $1.75 value,
at $1.32
Children's Oxfords, $1.50 value,
at $1.23
100 pairs odd sizes, $2.00
and $2.50 values, at 75
Drexel Shoe Co.,
1419 Farnam Street.
Quality Is Our Guide
QMAMA
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RATES FOR FALL. MEETINGS
E. L. Lomax Serves Notice of Grant
by Union Pacific.
FAEE AND ONE-HALF ALLOWED
Omaha Oat la the Col TJattl T aloa
PiM-lfle Cornea to taeJ"roat for
City Other Ittwi of tho
Railroad Raa.
E. I Lomax, general passenger sgent of
ths Union Pacific, has served notice on
the Western Passenger association that
tho Union Pacific la going to give rates to
fall merchants' meetings In Omaha from
transmlsslsslppl territory. The rate will be
a fare and a half on the certificate plan,
with a minimum of 100 ticket.
Other roads have announced ratee for
fall meetings at Chloage. Kansas City, St.
Joseph and St. Louis under the same condi
tions, but did not Include Omaha. The
Union Paclflo has gone to the front, for
Omaha and has served notice that it will
put in the rates for this city.
The dates of the fall meetings for which
rates will be given are:
First meeting, July 17 to IS.
Becond meeting, July SI to August V
. Third meellnir. Auiuat 14 to 13.
Fourth meeting, August 2 to Septem
ber 6.
Fifth meeting. September 11 to U.
Those rates will apply from all points
west of the Missouri river to Omaha.
where ths fare is more than $1. A liberal
return limit Is given on ths tickets, which
must be signed In Omaha to show that
more than KM avail themselves of the rats
for each meeting.
Feople are flocking Into ths Big Horn
basin at a tremendous rate In search of
hotaea," said 8. B. Howard of ths homo-
seekers' Information bureau of ths Bur
lington. "The establishment of regular
passenger service in ths basin and tho an
nouncement that the Burlington Is to build
through Thermopolls and through tho Big
Horn gorge and over the Boysen dam has
been a great stimulus to sales, as It as
sures a better outlet from the basin. Set
tlers are coming from as far as New Jer
sey and the New England states to secure
some of ths government's Irrigated land
under the Shoshone project."
The Burlington Inaugurated a new time
card" Sunday to provide for ths Increasing
and heavy .passenger Business which Is
being done by summer tourists. Train No.
the Chlcaso-Denver train which passes
through Omaha at midnight, will bo run
undei Its own stesm to Denver Instead of
joining with the 6t. Louis-Denver train at
McCook. The St. Louis train will also be
run solid to Denver under tho new card.
W. W. Johnson, assistant general freight
agent of ths Burlington, has returned from
Billings, where be went to attend a hear'
lng before the Montana Railway commit
slon on packing house rates to Montana
points. Tho commission reserved Its de
cision.
The Union Paclflo St. Louis-Denver train
is now being run through Omaha, as It Is
still Impossible to get ths train through
Kansas City.
V. S. Basednger, assistant general pas
senger agent of ths Union Pacific,' has re
turned from Chicago, where ho baa been
attending a meeting of passenger officials
of the Harrlman lines In reference to ad
vertising.
E. L. Lomax. general passenger agent
of the Union Pacific, has returned from
Chicago.
A aootlaar Scrap
wltb both parties wounded, demands Buck'
len's Arnloa Salve- Heals wounds, sores.
burns or Injuries. Be. For sals by Beaton
Drug Co.
Bee Want Ads stimulate business moves
Buy Groceries Early Tuesday
Double S. & H. Green Stamps with every pur
chase up to 11 o'clock, except on these adver
tised specials. : : : : : : f : :
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Eugene Tomatoes, t cans for ....aso
Dried Grapes, per pound 40
Potted Tongue, per can 4o
California Prunes, per pound 4o
Bonheur Sardines, per can BOo
and 10 stamps.
Diamond Crystal Salt, package ..10o
and 10 stamps.
Capitol Maple Syrup, quart can 400
and 20 stamps.
Bennett's Reliable Coffee, pound 300
and 80 stamps.
Nutlet Peanut Butter, 2 jars for 80c
and 10 stamps.
Teas, assorted, pound 68o
and 75 stamps.
Tea Oardeii Preserves, Jar 400
and 20 stamps.
Bayles' Horseradish Mustard ...lSVso
and 10 stamps.
Eddy's Mustard, two bottles.... lOo
and- 10' stamps.
Veal, Ham, Beef Loaf, can 10c
and 10 stamps.
Capitol Extracts, vanilla, lemon . .180
and 20 stamps.
California Ripe Olives, regular 50
cent cans, for 30o
ft,
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UPDIKEUimiiGCO
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Lotting Down tho Prlcos on
Summer Merchandise
Alt
Store Closes at51
P. M.. exceDt IU1
Saturday at 10
P. M.. during
July and August
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AYDEHs
THE RELIABLE STORE
Store Closes at 6
P. M.f except
Saturday at 10
P. M., during
July and August
$2.00 Laces on Sale Tuesday at 59c.
The highest quality. Laces, Bands, Edges, Galloons, Festoons,
Medallions, etc, in Venice, Flaner and tho Irish Crochet patterns!
all beautiful new goods. On sale in two immense lots Tuesday)
First Lot Laces, that sold up to
$2.00; all nt, per yard 59c
WHITE RIBBONS
This being a strictly white goods
season, we will place on sale
Tuesday two extra, special val
ues in All Silk Taffeta Ribbons,
in white only; extra wide and
very heavy quality, 15c, 25c
Second Lot Laoes that sold up
to $1.00; all at, per yard. .390
EMBROIDERY BARGAINS
$1.00 Hand Loom Embroideries
in finest flouncings, edges anc.
corset covers the biggest em
broidery snap ever offered in
the west all at one price, pet
yard 39o
Letting Down Prices in the Domestic Room
15c White Goods ' 7s
19c White Goods 10
15c Organdies 10?
12 c Organdies 7W
36-inch Blue Percales 12
36-lnch Blue Percales, 10c grade at.
yard 7H
12ftclndla Llnon 7H
12 c 40-lnch Lawn, at, yard,. 7i
16c English Long Cloth, yard. 7HJ
3 9c silk mixed Wash Goods, at,
yi 10J
36-lnch Bleached Sheeting", yard 5)
36-lnch Unbleached Sheeting, regulat
8c grade, at, yard 5
5c 81x90 Sheets , ; G5j
5c 72x90 Sheets , fiTti
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15c Towels, each
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Another Car of Extra Fancy California
Freestone Peaches for Canning
We will open the car Tuesday morning
and put them on sale at, per
""e $1.10
No limit. All you want.
LETTING DOWN THK PRICES ON
FHESH VEGETABLES
8 bunches fresh Onions 5c
8 bunches fresh Radishes 6c
2 large Cucumbers 5c
6 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce 6c
Fancy Wax or Green Beans, 2 lbs. 5c
2 quarts fresh Peas he.
4 bunches fresh Beets 5c
3 bunches fresh Carrots ........ 6ft
6 bunches fresh Turnips . . .'. ... 6
Fresh Cauliflower, 3 for....... 10c
3 buDcbes fresh Parsley uc
2 bunches fresh Asparagus 5o
New Cabbage, per head 2V4o
3 bunches fresh Beets 6a
Large, Juicy Lemons, dozen 20a
Letting Down the Price on OrfKwlea,
All grocery Items advertised Sunday
for Monday will be good for Tuesday's,
sale.
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TRY IIAYDEEl'S FIRST
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PAYO
VMAriA.NLU'
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W2t
cxprsssss tn a limited dsgrs only, ths magntflcsncs of ths
sosnsry In ths Canadian Rockies vlewsd snrouts to ths
ALASKA-YUKON-PACIFIC EXPOSTION
Stopovsr without extra charge st ths famous resorts:
aaff taSs XouU Jfleld Olaclss.
This "Land of enchantment" Is reached only by ths
Canadian Pacific Railway
Throush trains to Seattle from Bt Paul dally at 10:30 a. m.
taw Excursion rants from all places to Seattle and all Fuget
Sound cities and return.
Alaska and return from Vancouver 6S. by Can. Paclflo
aleame. Tickets for sale by as-cnts of all rail way a
Send for literature and Information.
A. C. Shaw, General Agent. Chicago.
DR. BRADBURY, DENTIST l60..t2. ""VJffi""
Cxowaa, np from 3.M
rarUal Pistes, ay
from $3.00
Valaleas BxtraetUs; boa
rulings, BP from SOe
roreelaln rUUacs,
y from l.BO
Brldg-e Work, ser
tooth, up from S3.M
Serves removed with
oat pels.
1LVIOLSB WOSI
A. FEOIAI.TY.
Work f-uaxasteed tea
Tears
PLEASES THE MOST CRITICAL
At all grocers
UPDIKE MILLINO COMPANT. OMAHA,
THE NATIONAL HEALTH RESORT"
HOT SPRINGS,
SOUTH DAKOTA
Approved by Nation and State. Best
rilmate and MeHrmal Springs la
America. First Class Hotels. Uospl
tils and Bath Houses. Write is
eoretary Commercial Cine,
Xtot prlnis. So. Safe.
So You Must Store
Your Furniture?
Then call us today. We have the
place you want. We nave tbe facilities
you appreciate. We havs the vans and
the men to relieve you or every detail.
OMAIIA VAN & STOHAGE CO.
1U00 Farnam St.
Doug. 1559 Tnd. A-1559.
HOTELS.
In the Shopping
Dlstrlot.
11th and
McCee, on
"Petticoat
Lane."
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SALES OF BEER FALL OFF
Baslsteea la Htbrasks BTme Dis
trict Skews Marked Decrease
for Year.
The snnual reports of the breweries of
the Nebraska revenue eolleetlon district
for tbe year ending June 30 Indicate a
marked falling off of consumption of beer
throughout the district. The full figures
ars uot yet available fur publication.
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Reliable
Dentistry
AT
Tad's Dental Rooms
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Tke Perm Paper that Reaches
All of the Live llMk Meat.
Hotel Kupper
llth sad Metres.
Kansas City. Mo.
Xa ths Shopping District.
Hear all the Theaters.
8o0 Beautiful Booms.
100 rnvate Baths.
Hot and sold water la all rooms.
Spacious lobsr, parlors.
Telephone In everr room.
Beaauf ol Cafe, rerfeot tmislae.
$1 to S2.50 Per Day
Buropeaa Plea.
KUTPER-CENSON HOTEL CO.
V. A BEBTSOBf, Mgr.
LTO
IRCU1T TOUui
To Hew York and Boston
ON SALE DAILY UNTIL SEPT. 30th,
Via th
MILWAUKEE k ST. PAUL
RAILWAY
A delightful 30-day vacation tour with divers 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 0ITI0E, 1524 Tarawa St., or Writ
F. A. Nash, Gen. Western Agent. Omaha, Neb.
NORTHERN MICHIGAN LINE!
The Elegant Lake Steamships
"Manltou" "Mlstourl" 'llllnol"
Offer unrivaled aerrlo b9twen Chlcatro and Mackl
pave Inland and other tamoui HuMmer hetom of
IW W ' ! (Is , , i iimjt
North ra MlcKimn, conneoiinit with all Unea for Lk
buprtor mud Jstrn FoiaUk Ta moat attract
ive and a tract route to
Prntwatrr Inland Wa-flueon-ln
I.udlnrton North port Itoarinr lirmk
ManUteo TraveraeCIt Ilsirbor Rprla
r rsDniurt uuriitTuu pi, ibtubmjsj
t-le Haven rtoakT Mi
Thtwa Alnuavnt tsDnah trai ara
00 lartce anu eteeo as to aaaare oomiortaoie paaaaga vo .uw- si"s w rSt.
1 hey offer the traveler every modern convenience ilvet ftdde to tive aVUet.. C 4U
outinc on the water. F or book of toora, ad drees: if a
b s? ruiisrU a A rut: jn..L. a C.J U;A (t V-.L i RiU aTtslMM if A
u r vnvAvn, u. r .. viiicea eaw vvcaa s mum. a w r se - J
Marfliiiu- Island Wo, Mnnltou Bsr TUw caieboranaa
re iwiu the fioeat and beat eqttlppoj on tUf Oteat !,
.are oomtortable to tbae ete U Use trtpe.
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July Weddings
call for Silver, Cut Glass, Clocks, Carving Sets, Hand
Painted China. We have a very nice line of these anil
very many other articlea suitable for wedding gifts.
Look for the name.
S. W. Lindsay, Jeweler
IBIS DOUOX.AB BTBBDT.
HOTELS AND BUMMER RESORTS.
HOTEL
VICTORIA
Broadway, Fifth Avenue and 27th St., NEW YORK.
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In ths Csntr tf
Shopping and
Thaatrs District.
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sail is Ike al7 al
leweel relet.
ABSOLUTELY
FIREPROOF.
CU0tN etN.
Rooina $1,90 per day and upwards
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