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TIIE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1P09.
We're Letting Down the Price on all
Kinds of Summer Merchandise
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THURSDAY'S SPECIALS
Our Grand Clearing Sale
Extraordinary Event to Clear Away Odd Lots in One Day.
$1.50 Embroidered Flouncings at 69c a Yard
27-indi rxtra fine hand loom embroidered flouncings of
French batiste, English eyelet, madras, shadow, hexagon,
etc. also dainty designs for misses and f& T"G
children's dresses the window display f""YS
lwis attracted thousands. j
POSITIVELY WORTH UP TO $1.50 A YARD.
Sale ol FINE NECKWEAR
For Women
and Children
All showroom samples and surplus stocks from one of the
largest New York manufacturers and importers. New
Dutch collars, jabots, fancy stocks, ascots, sailor collars,
etc. crochet, cluny and Val. lace trimming also finely
embroidered worth up to 75c each, 15c a33c
Women's Lingerie And Jumper Dresses
"Whites and colors; Dutch neck styles,
etc. some checked gingham, some
with fine lace and medallion $ C
inserting, worth $7.50 and $10 J
Women's $7.50 and $10 Wool Skirts $5
Stuning new styles, in voiles, panamas,
mixtures, grays, blues and $ C
blacks; worth $7.50 and $10, at. . . J
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SPECIALS
Women's fine white Petticoats, embroidered
and lace trimmed, worth up to (4,
at $1.39 $1.98
Women's $200 Night. I Women's $1.50 Night
Gowns, at... 98 Gowns, at. ... 69
$1.25 Long Silk Gloves at 69c a Pair
Double tipped fingers, black, white, tan, grey,
blue, green, catawba, all sizes, Milanese silk,
16 button length at, f C
pair OlC
Women's White Lisle Gloves, In elbow length,
all sizes, worth 50c pair, at, y e
pair DC
Brandeis Stores
"Th present age known no Invention
or development whk-h means o much
to humanity In general as does Dr.
Cole's wonderful Anatomlk Shoe."
THOUSANDS upon thousands of
People young, middle aged and
old are suffering from some
one or more of the symptoms produce.!
by some stage of the malady known
as "flat-foot," or broken-down arch, as
It Is frequently called.
The early stages of "flat-foot" are
usually the most painful. At this time
very little. If any deformity or change
in the foot's outline can be observed,
consequently the pains are attributed
to other causes frequently to rheum
atism. The rheumatic-like pains may
be in the feet, calves of legs, knees,
hips, back, and sometimes there Is a
dull pain In back of the neck.
Other symptoms are swollen, painful
toes, enlarged great toe joints, pain in
the heel, bunions, cramps In the feet,
toes drawn up or down, weak ankles
and a generally "used-up" feeling at
the end of the day.
Come to our store and let us demon
strate to you a simple lesson In foot
anatomy and you will quickly see why
Anatomlk Shoes are considered by
thousands of people to be one of the
greatest blessings ever given to humanity.
KXCIXSIVE AOEXTS
Tot Maa and Woman
Drexel Shoe Co.
Available Office Space
On account of changes being made to accommodate one of our
tenants with more office room, we will Lave 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 space, let
us file your application for rooms. We will be able to fix you
out eome time.
The Bee Building Co,
R. W. Baker, Superintendent. 17th and Farnam.
TWO HILL LINES TO BILLINGS
Burlington May Put Its Cheyenne
Eoad in Good Shape.
BUYS LAM) FOB, THIS PURPOSE
Mill la Colorado Si Southern to
Urln Junction, Norton ratcrn to
boUunl, Then It Nt-W
Klrby Houte.
The ruirllnmon is conslderlnr the plan
of Itiipiuvlt.ir Its line from Holdrege to
t'lu'ytMine to make the second through 'line
fruni Omaha to connect with lh Norther.i
I'ai Iflr at Milium. The l'ne ras been
built fir iw M.y years and has a splendid
low niuilo all l ie :ivr from Ho'drege west
aj'd woum! mak; fcood rcJ lor heavy
li.'i uUii.
Aeconllntf ir 1'ie prtse-it I'lan the Bur
Illusion "111 'o '.hi Colorado and Southern,
whU li It owiiM. to Orin Junction, and then
us? the Not thw tsu-rn rails west to 8ho
bIioiiI, lin' the new line from Kirby
couth through the His Horn Basin will be
nut.
Pursuant to this plan the llurllngton has
been buying luml In Cheyenne to make a
connection oetw.in the llurllntfton and
Colorado und . i:tlK-rn. Lund within the
luart of Ouryii.n" has ttn bought at a
considerable exi( life.
liy tiMiitr the H.Udrerr-Cheyenna line,
the Hurlltitft jii wu-U have a route 641
miles long bet.v.vn Omaha and Cheyenne,
vhlle the I'nim Taclfc ia but a little
shorter, with 620 miles. The Burlington has
been making every effort to establish a
line to the northwest with a minimum
grade, and this icems to solve the piob
lem. The Northwestern between Ortn Junc
tion and Shoshonl has some heavy grades,
but the Burlington expects In time to build
a line of lta own across that section of
Wyoming, and will use the Northwestern
aa a temporary expedlont.
Work has begun on the Burlington line
from Klrby south through the Big Horn
Gorge, but this Is going to be a most
difficult piece of work, as the road will
have to build so that It can run over the
top of the boy sen dam. It will be a most
picturesque route, as the walls of the can
yon rise perpendicularly about 900 feet
, low Kates for the Fall.
Omaha now stands a good chance to get
low rates to the fall festival of King Ak-Sar-Ben
and for the National Corn ex
position. The Burlington haa made the
first move In this direction by announc
ing that It will give reduced rates to the
Nebraska State fair, which will be held
at Lincoln September 8 to 16. The rate
will be a fare and a half, with a minimum
of II.
Application was made some time ago for
these rates, but several roads opposed the
proposition. The Burlington has now taken
independent action and has announced that
It will make the rate. This action has met
with the approval of the secretary of the
Western Passenger association.
Ak-Sar-Ben and the corn show directors
have not asked for rates up to date.
Later Ilarllnxton Train.
The Burlington announces that It has
arranged to run its train from Nebraska
City two hours later than formerly to ac
commodato those desiring to go to Ne
braska City In the morning and return in
the evening.
A special train of seven cara, carrying
the members of the National Editorial as
sociation, will arrive in Omaha Thursday
over the Burlington at 1:15 p. m. The as
sociation is enroute to the Seattle exposi
tion via Billings on the Burlington.
Quality Is Our Guide
Worms
"Caacareta are certainly B. I a friend
oa when lta Aortor wa treating him for cancr
at Ihtstomack. The neal awrniag ha paaxa
taur piec of a tap worm. Me lcn go a
and ia thrta oaya he pasird a taa an 48 faal
Urn. It waa Mr. afalt free, of Miljerabuig,
Dauphin Co.. Pa. I am qniw a worker for la.
raia. 1 aaa tharn myself and Bad then beaaanal
for moat tor dlcu caused ay Impure blood."
Chaa. B. Coauloa. LawUioa. re., (attain t
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asant. Palatable. Potent. Taata Good.
jOlroo4 KaverStoaea.Weakeaorbnpe.
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WINTER WHEAT IS RIPE NOW
Grain All Over Nebraska Ready to
Cat and Farmers Are Lla
lag l'p Forces.
Winter wheat all over Nebraska Is rip
and ready for harvest and the farmers are
simply waiting for the fields to dry so
they may put the harvesters to work. In
some places half of the crop has been cut.
Rain has not damaged Uio wheat on the
Omaha and Lincoln divisions of the Bur
lington. Conditions for corn are unquali
fiedly good on all divisions except under
the water on aone part of the Wymore
division. The prospects are for 101 per
cent of a croft on the Omaha division and
103 per cent on the McCook division.
Quick Action for Tour Money You get
that by using The Be advertising columns.
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At all grocers
UPDIKK UILL1NO COMPANY. OlaAHA
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Good Value
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You buy right
when you buy
the'Always well
done" Quality
of cuts.
BakerBrosInwingCo.
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"THE NATIONAL HEALTH RESORT"
HOT SPRINGS,
SOUTH DAKOTA
Approved by Nation and State. Bast
rilmata and Medicinal Springs in
America. Flrat Class Hotsla. liospl
tala and Bath Houaea. Writ U
keoratary Oomraarolal Cine,
Sot soriaca So. Iax,
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Dentistry
AT
Taft's Dental Rooms
HOTELS.
In the Shopping
District.
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Hotel Kupporl
llta and MoOae.
K&nsas City. Mo.
Tn the Bhopplng Xlstrta,
Maar all the Theaters,
BOO Baaotllol aXooma.
10O Private Baths.
Bot and cold water in all room,
npaolooa lobby, parlora.
Talaphona la every room,
baauufal Cafe, Yarfaet Oniataa.
$1 to $2.50 Per D&y
Soropaaa Vlaa.
KUPPER DENS0N HOTEL CO..
r. A BIIIOS, Mgr.
f J J- Store Open I'ntll O O'clock. Saturdays VntJl I
i list' 10 V' Tues,aJ,s We close at 1 O'clock. J
Ttiey Arc Going Out Fast
Those ill Tailored Suits
to
$10.00
The Pick of the House $
Don't let another day pass without getting one of
these suits. A ten dollar bill now buys any wo
man's suit It took $45.00 or 136.00 or $25.00 to
get a few weeks ago. Just 152 suits, that's all; every one the year's
best style. Materials, colors and styles almost identical to those shown
for fall. It's a bargain almost unbelleveable, but It's our annual
clearing sale and every one goes now $10
WASH SUITS Women's two-piece Summer Wash Suits of linen, Repp
or motor cloth. A clearing up sale of a very large line, the pick of
our best styles valued up to $13.6.0, Thursday's 7 QC
sale price $1 etD
SILK PRESSES Stunning models in women's messallne and foulard
dresses; broad assortment of effective and ultra fashionable crea
tions In all colors. We have sold them at $19.50 and
$25.00, and now you pick any for
A PRESS FOR THE HOUSE 'You know what Sea Island Percale Is
don't you? That's what these dresses are made of. All white grounds
with tiny black figures and neat checked piping and pleats over
shoulders, cut with a low, square shaped neck. No f JC
No home dressmaking could be more perfect )lel w
WHITE WAISTS, A CLEAR UP LOT $1.25 Just for Thursday, ten
dozen Lingerie Waists, some with Dutch necks, some high necka,
some tailored styles. No waists at an equal price shown this year are
as beautiful. At same table are black lawn waists; ar
values $2.00, special, at lettt)
NAINSOOK GOWNS, SUMMER STYLES A clearing sale bargain
worth while. It saves you fifty cents on each garment you buy. Pret
ty, cool, slipover gowns of thin, soft nainsook, exquls- aa
itely trimmed; also some high neck styles, all $1.50 values, . . MeUv
CORSET COVERS DRAWERS On a table near main ajsle, 2d floor,
Is a half off sale on new, crisp, dainty garments that are excellent
50c se-llers. We bought tbem at half and you share our 0Cr
good fortune, 50c covers, or drawers, for uoC
CLEARING SEASONABLE LINES WOMEN'S FOOTWEAR Ankle
strap slippers, pumps, oxfords, now have prices blue penciled to low
est point. Thursday Is the first time at these prices:
WOMEN'S PATENT OXFORDS
AND PUMPS Turn soles and
high heels, $3.50 and
$4.00 values, now . ,
.$2.48
WOMEN'S STRAP SLIPPERS
Medium heel, light sole, for
house wear, $1.50
and $1.75 values, at ..
98c
BAREFOT SANDALS For children, sizes up to 2, for 98
Come Early Thursday for these Mannlaclnrcr's Samples
Dutch Collars and Jabots Vi"
We have Just made another fortunate purchase of these popular Sum
mer styles in.neckwear. It brings them to you at a half and a third
of regular retail trice. There are Dutch collars, jabots, mull ties and
collars with Jabot attached. There s a great
assortment of them; dainty lace and embrold-'
ered trimmed effects, worth 25c, 39c, 50c,
75c. Just the correct thing for hot weather.
We put them on sale Thursday, at
A Thursday Clearing of Enamelware
A big close out lot' of heavy blue and white enameled utensils of all
kinds. Most of them are broken lines that we cannot re-order. We
are closing out these odds and ends that are worth to 85c for 19c.
Sauce Pans, Salt Boxes, Measures, Berlin Kettles, S(nk a a
strainers and many other necessary items, all go at 1 if
one price
GALVANIZED PAILS AND TUBS GREATLY REDUCED
20o Galvanized Water Pails 15o
25o Galvanized Water Palls 17o
8O0 Galvanized Water Palls 19o
69c Galvanized Wash Tubs 39o
7o Galvanized Wash Tubs 49o
89c Galvanized Wash Tubs 0o
Dennett's Olfj Grocery
Breakfast Coffee, 2 pound can 48 0 and
Teas, assorted kinds, pound 48o and
Toasted Klce Biscuits, package loo and
Martha Washington Corn Flakes, 8 packages for . .flSo
Heinz's Melon Mangoes, 8 for lOo
Heine's Sweet Pickled Onions, pint 800 and
Helns'a Sour Mixed Pickles, pint 15o and
Olives, per quart 850 and
Dried Peaches, per pound 80
Eddy's Mustard, two bottles, for lOo and
Armour's Dried Beef, Jar '. ....84o and
Newport Catsup, bottle lOo and
Newport Catsup, gallon Jugs SOc and
Peaches, gallon cans , ..fl&o
New York Genesee Apples, gallon cans 30o and
Cherries in gallon cans, for 60c and
Diamond Crystal Salt, two sacks for loo and
Macaroni, 8 packages for ,.ISo
Poppy Condensed Milk, 6 cans for OSo and
Pie Preparation. 8 for 850 and
80 green
40 green
6 green
10 green
10 green
10 green
5 green
10 green
6 green
20 green
10 green
20 green
10 green
10 green
10 green
stamps
stamps
stamps
stamps
stamps
stamps
stamps
stamps
stamps
stamps
stamps
stamps
stamps
stamps
stamps
I?ICII fllVC Thursday and -Friday
rlOll UllD Fresh Catch Just In
We have a shipment of absolutely fresh Brook Trout and sliced Hali
but, direct from Seattle. These are some of the finest fish we have
had. Choice of either Halibut or Brook Trout
per pound
lOc
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And every day the interest in this great Bargain Giving Bale
increases.
THURSDAY
TJ A T n A TVTC"
BIGGER II U
THE RELIABLE STORE
IU1
THAN EVER.
ME
11 Make Special
A Preparations
Jlu t0 Com
Thursday.
Tremendous Muslin Underwear Bargains
A sale in which assortments, pretty styles
and superior quality of the offerings sur
pass any ever known in Omaha at the
price.
AIT ELEGANT LINE OF SKIRTS Act
ual values to $5.00, in 3 big lots Thurs
day, at, each 98c $1.50 $1.98
GOWNS In wonderful variety of pretty
styles, values up to $3.50, in three lota, nt,
each 50c G9o 98c
COMBINATION SUITS-Either Corwt
Cover and Drawers, or Corset Cover and
Skirt, values to $2.00, on sale at . . . .98c
CORSET COVERS AND DRAWERS
Worth to 75c, immense assortment for se
lection, at, choice 25c
LADIES' CORSET COVERS AND
DRAWERS Regular values to $1.50,
beautiful assortment, at 49c
All these garments are new, clean stock
all well made and generously proportion
ed. No one can afford to miss these match
less bargain opportunities.
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FROM 8 TILL 9 A.
M. Ladies' Corset
Covers and Draw
ers, values to SOc,
choice, at .... 15c
FROM 9 TO 10 A.
M. Gowns, lace
embroidery trim
med, to $1.00 val
ues, at 49c
FROM 10 TO 11 A.
M. Corset Covers,
Drawers, Gowns,
Skirts, values to
$1.50, at ..-..49c
35c Embroideries Thursday 9c
A big, new line of Strip Embroideries and extra wide Bands,
including Corset Cover Embroideries and
Skirt Flouncings, the grandest lot of em
broidery bargains ever offered in Omaha
actual values up to doc yard an at one
price, per yard
'Letting Down Prices Thursday in the Domestic Room
16c White Goods, yard 7J
19c White Goods, yard 10?
16c Organdies, yard .....10
19c Batiste, yard 10
6c Apron Checks, yard 2H
36-inch Percales, regular 12 ftc grade,
at, per yard 7H
69c 811k mixed Wash Goods, at, per
yard 25c
39c Silk mixed Wash Goods, at, per
yard 19
36-inch Bleached Muslin, regular 8o
grade, at, a yard 5
36-inch Unbleached Muslin, reguuu
price 7 He, at, a yard ....... 4 94
16c Towels, each .10
12c Towels, each 7H
Engllah Long Cloth, regular price loo,
at, a yard 10
16c Ginghams, at, a yard ......10
25c Ponges, at, a yard 12H
26c Swiss Applique, at, a yard 12 H
Letting Down the Prices on
All Women's Dress Skirts
Your unrestricted choice of our entire stock of fine
Dress Skirts for one day, at
JUST HALF REGULAR PRICES
We carry more dress Skirts than all other Omaha houses combined,
and will make the Thursday sale one long to be remembered by all.
$4.00 Skirts at S2
$5 Skirts at $2.50
$10.00 Skirts at $5
$15 Skirts, $7.50
$20.00 Skirts $10
Othara at proportion
ate pnoaa.
OTHER ROUSING SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY
House Dresses, values to
$1.95, at, choice 95c
Infants'' 25c Bibs, on sale
at 15c
Wash Dresses that sold to
$3.50, at $1.95
Infants' 20c Saques, on sale,
choice 5c
Ladies' Dressing Sacques, 35c value at
15c
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that simply won't
wear out. Offered in
that are usually
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REGENT SHOE CO., 205 SOUTH FIFTEENTH STREET.
Grand Clearance of Summer Silks
All odd pieces and remnants of plain and fancy Silks, Wash
Habutais, Jap Silks, etc., that sold regularly up to k r
75c a yard, all at one price in Thursday's g v3 1
sale, choice, at, yard B M W
Read the Big Special Grocery Sale for Thursday
20 lbs. best pure cane Granulated
Sugar, for $1.00
4 8-lb. sack best High' Patent Flour,
for $160
7 lbs. best rolled Breakfast Oatmeal
for 25c
6 lbs. choice Japan Rice 2f,e
5 lbs. best Pearl Tapioca or Sago, 25c
The best white or yellow Cornmeal.
per sack 1 5c
Lu Lu Scouring Soap, per can 5c
Lavallne Scouring Soap, per can... 4c
Bromangelon, Jelljcon or Jell-O, pei
pkg 7 Vic
The best Corn Starch, per pkg ic
Large bottles Pickles, Worcester Sauce
or Tomato Catsup, per bottle ,.8Vc
The best crisp Pretr.elB. per lb 6c
The best Soda or Oyster Crackers,
per lb 6c
Fancy Swfet Cookies, 4 0 different
kinds, per lb 10c
Another car of extra fancy Califor
nia Freestone Peuches for cunning.
We opened the car Tuesday morning
and put them on sale at, per
crate $1.10
No limit. All you want.
LKTTLNU DOWN THE PIUCES OX
FKEHH VEGETABLES
5 bunches fresh Onions ., 5o
8 bunches freeh Radishes 6c
2 large Cucumbers 5c
6 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce 5c
Fancy Wax or Green Beans, 2 lbs. 6c
2 quarts fresh Peas 60
4 bunches fribh Beets 6c
3 bunches fresh Carrots 6c
5 bunches frenh Turnips 6c
Fresh Cauliflower, 3 for 10c
3 bnnrhes fresh Parsley c
2 bunches fresh Asparagus 60
New Cahbafje, per head IVC
3 bunches fresh Beets 6c
Large, Juicy Lemons, dozen 20o
dokt rnv MAVnni'C CIDOT it
till IIIIIULIl U R IIIUI Pi
FORGET
PAYO
5 A Thin Watch
haa taken the r,!;ce of the clumsy thick one, uaed a few
yt-ara hko A thin one la tamy appearing watch and
Juat aa good for Hum. Let uh ahow them to you.
Look for tha narn.
S. V. Lindsay, Jeweler
1S1 DOUaiAl STREET.
Bee Want Ms Boost Your Business
DR. BRADBURY, DENTIST
Crowna, Bp from S2.80
Partial r lata a, up
from 92.00
raliilaaa Zstraottnf SOe
riUlsfs, op from BOO
roroalala rtUlB.
Bp from 11 BO
1608 riBIAH IT8IIT. 17 yaara
aama of flea. 'Pbonai D. ITS.
Brldga Work, par
tootli, up from 93.50
atarrea rawavad with
out pain.
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