Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 24, 1909, EDITORIAL, Page 16, Image 17

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GKwAND CLEARING SALE SPECIALS
Imported French and German
makes lisle silk finished, mer
cerized, gauze lisle, fancy silk
embroidered and lace boot hose.
Black, white and fancy colors,
evening shades full fashioned,
Ilermsdorf dye, wide garter
tops, high spliced heel and toe,
double solex, some silk plaited,
also big lot men's silk plaited
hose all colors and "Tjtf
all sizes; worth up M U
to 75c, at.'
Misses', Children's and Boys Hoslerr, black and tan, fine and heavy
rlbbfd and allover lace fn. ir. 1C
ai. pair lUC-1 JC-ZJC
AN EXTRA SPECIAL.
Women's Union Suits
Summer Union Suits, in all size, umbrella
style, lace trimmed, ribbon trimmed
neck and arms, worth up to 35c
at
Women's fine lisle sleeveless Vests, crochet and
lace trimmed. In pink, blue and
white, worth 25xc at
Women's fine lisle combination suits, unbleached
lace trimmed, 50c quaJlty
at
Boy's athletic bsJbrlg
Kn drawers and shirts
drawers In ankla
lengths, worth IC.
15c
let and
19c
leached
29c
Woman's fine ribbed
cotton pants, umbrella
and lace trimmed, reg
ular and odd alien
worth 35c, 1Q
at
Children's 15c "M"
Waists, well stayed
and tape but- Q
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tons, each
26c, at, each
Women's 2 Bo bodies
vents, fine ribbed litis
and silk ribbon O.
trimmed, each 'B
Women's $1.75 Long Silk Gloves, 59c Pair
53c
Extra heavy pure Mllanse double
tipped fingers, 2-clasp fasteners;
black, white, tan, pink, sky,
hello, rose and gray
all sices; at, per
pair
Women's 50c Lon Lisle Glsvcs at 25c Pair
Pure Milanese and chamois lisle elbow length, tan, gray,
mode, white and black all sizes Saturday
at, a pair C
Fancy fans, Japanese
Kllk paper folding
fans, soma are hand
painted, many dif
ferent patterns, posi
tively worth 26c
Saturday, each... So
Women's hemstitched
all pure Irish linen
handkerchiefs, plain
and cross-barred
worth up to 15o, at,
each So
Men's all pure Irish
linen handkerchiefs,
all widths of hem
stitching, full slse,
worth 16c and 20o,
each to
Neckwear at 15c and 25c
New I'utcn Collars, sailors, Jabcts,
ONCotH, embroidered mull ties etc.,
embroidery and lace trimmed,
combination effects, hundreds of
i;v n-w style, white and col
ors, worth up to 60c, at
15c and 25c
RIBBONS
Brilliant all silk taffetas, fancy
Draesdens, etc. up to 5 inches
wide black, white and all col
ors worth up to 25c, at, yd.-
5c-10c-15c
Saturday Specials in Sweetland
10c
Home Made Fudge, va
nilla and chocolate, lb.
Peerless Marshmallows,
pound
Italian Hitter Sweet Chocolates,
4 0o kind
pound
Old Homstead Gum
Droits, pound
12c
lolates.
25c
7c
Delatour Chocolates Almond,
walnut, Swiss styles, Italian
caramel, Noughatine a doien
varieties regular 10c pkg.
sale price, O
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each
2 (or
15
The Best Ice-Cream in Omaha
Quarts 25c Pints 1,5c
Will Keep Hard Ont Hour.
Sweetland is the coolest place in Omaha.
Ice Cream Soda, pure fruit flavors, glass 5
Nut Suudaes at, each 5
BRANDEIS STORES
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on rsVYiHV ! Kfx rS Plate
2d V U vV VV- Dinner 8
FlOOr. V ", , J OMAHA'S PCRK J "JR
FOOD CENTER. JJ R
ATTTBDAT
Fprlr.K Ijimb Less, per pound
Shoulder Pot Koast, per pound
Choice Hump Koast. per pound
SprlitK Lamb Shoulders, per pound
Veal shoulder Roast, per pound
pal I'.reaals, per pound
Calumt't or Hecla Kecutar Hams, per pound
Swift's Premium or Armour's Star Regular Hams, per Found
Cooked, Smoked Ox TonKue, per pound
liixi pour,.1s Smoked Halibut, regular 26e. Saturday's price, per pound... 15
bvv puuuus ouiuneu oaimun, reguiAr abc, Htuniay i price, per pouna. . , .swi
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omoorsT bajiqaxsji to attjusat
4 8-pound sav-k Aberdeen Snow White Flour
4X-pound sack Lotus Flour
J4-pound Bark Whole Wheat Flour ,.
6-pound sack Pan Cake Flour ,.,
Three packages Corn Flskes ,
1-pound ran Ked Steak Salmon, 16r; per dosen cans
lilsliop's Royal Ann Cherries, pint bottles
-pound tins. Imported Sardines ,
Standard, 1-pound cans Paaa, three for
Maple Sugar, per poynd
Honey, In pound frames
Freah Koaated Peanuts, per quart
We make our own peanut Butter, fresh every day, bulk..
We Blanch tJ bait our Peanuts, per pound
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Bartlett Pears, per box
Crawford peaches, per boa
Fancy Head ltture. Fancy Egg Plant.
Fiuiey cauiinower. Faucy Endives,
Fancy Mushrooms. Fancy Romalne Lettuce.
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WA.MT
Telephone Douglas 238.
Bee Office, 17th and Farnam.
Round Trip
via
$in50, 41.85 and 43.20
U NEW YORK CITY
$1ft60 and 44.60
W BOSTON, MASS.
S1Q35 and 46.35
PORTLAND, ME.
$0150,35.50 and 36.00
$y.n70 and 41.00
HIM
Liberal return limits
and favorable stop
over privileges.
Fast trains at con
venient hours to
make direct connec
tions in Chicago with
all lines east.
PLAN YOUR
TRIP NOW
BUFFALO, II. Y.
and 41.00
ATLANTIC CITY
4fU0, 34.50, 35.50 ind 36.00
dU TORONTO, ONT.
JOC00
an
MONTREAL, QUE.
5Q.50, 35.50 and 36.00
U fllAftAnA XAI I C
IIIHUHIIH I IllaliU
Tickets on sale daily.
Ticket Office t
1401-1403 Farnam Street
Omaha, Neb.
fwino
Attend Our Clearing Sale
?v3en9s
When You Buy Your Ticket East
Specify That It Shall Read Via
New York Central Lines
From Chicago tht Choice of Two Routt
Lake Shore or Michigan Central
From St. Louts
THE BIG FOUR ROUTE
These routes are by the shores of the Great Lakes,
Niagara Falls, Mohawk River and Hudson River or
Berkshire Hills.
Land you IN the city of New York at Grand Central
Station and in Boston at the South Terminal Station.
CO.OL SCENIC WATER LEVEL
insuring comfortable riding by day and sleep at night.
Reduced rates advertised by local lines from Omaha
or other points to New York, Boston and other Eastern
resorts are good via our lines, with liberal stop-over
privileges at Niagara Falls and other points, and
option of boat trips by Great Lakes or Hudson River
without extra charge. ' x
Ask the ticket agent with whom you discuss your
Eastern trip, or
For literature, time-tables or other Information,
ad drees
WARRKV J. LYNCH,
Passenger Traffic Manager,
Chicago, III.
Sf$Wc
zprssscs In a limited detres only, the mag-ntflcencs of ths
osnsrir to ths Canadian Rockies viewed enroute to tbe
ALASKA-YUKON-PACIFIC EXPOSTION
Btopover without extra charge at the famous resorts:
aaf f T.aae Xioulse Tteld Olaeler.
This "Land of Enchantment" Is reached only bjr the
Canadian Pacific Railway
Through trains to Seattli from 6L Paul dally at 10:10 a. m.
Low Sxooxsloa Tares from all places to Seattle and all Puget
Sound cities and return.
Alaska and return from Vancourer Its, by Can. Pacific
steam. Tickets for sale by agents of all railways.
Bend for literature snd Information.
A. C.Ghaw, General Agent, Chicago.
Reliable
Dentistry
AT
Taft's Dental Rooms
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Use Dollar a Year.
HOTELS.
la the Bhopplar
District.
McOee. on
I "Petticoat
Hotol Kuppor
llth aad KcOee.
Kansas City. Mo.
ta ths hopplsy Slstrlet,
Hear all the Theaters.
BOO Beaatlfal aVoeua.
100 Mrate 7atha.
Mot aad co water la all room
Msaoloaa lobby, parlors.
T.l.pboae la every toona.
keaaUXul Cafe, Verteet Oaislae.
$1 to $2.50 Per Day
Snropeaa Flaa.
KUPPER DENSON HOTEL CO..
r. a unoi, Mgr.
S FECIAL
'..FOR..
SATURDAY
Ladies' Tan Ankle
Strap Pumps
$3.50
Values,
Saturday
Only
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FRY SHOE CO.
Til lIOlll
lOtb aud Douglas btreets.
That formorly sold at $10.00 and
$12.50
On Sale at
Amongst this lot you will find
pure all wool blue serge suits;
also nobby up-to-date colors,
made up fancy. While we haven't
all sizes of every lot, yet there is
quite a large quantity to choose
from.
illen's Pants
We took some odds and ends
from suits that sold as high as
$7.50; also some pants that had
been selling for $1.50, $1.75 and
$2.00 and marked them down to
$1.00.
Other Big Bargai ds
UNDERWEAR
Cream color with tan stripe, a
garment that was intended to be
sold for 75c, sale price 25c. Men's
extra light weight, sleeveless un
dershirts and knee length drawers,
garments that retail in Gent's
Furnishing Goods stores for 75c,
sale price 35c.
Genuine Porosknit Underwear,
light blue shade, regular 50c gar
ment, sale price 35 cents.
Men's Union Suits, blue and
salmon color, that sell in Gent's
Furnishing stores for $1.25 and
$1.50, all sizes, sale price 69c
An elegant line of shirts. In ev
ery late pattern, with or without
collar, sale price 4 8c.
President Suspenders 39c.
Shaw Knit Hose 20c.
Men's 60c Suspenders 25c.
Men's 50c flowing end Neck
wear 25c.
A big lot of our 25c Neckwear,
your choice 15c, and many other
similar bargains which this space
does not allow us to mention.
Men's fancy hose, large variety
of colors, worth up to 20c; sale
price, 9c.
Guarantee
Clothing Go.
1519-1521 Douglas St.
BOYS
25 Off on All
BOYS' OXFORDS
Saturday
Here is an opportunity to
shoe the boy in the kind of
shoes he ought to have, the
kind that wear and fit his
feet. Saturday, we will offer
all our boys' oxfords at 25
per cent discount. This in
cludes patent colt, vlcl kid
and velour calf. Everything
new this season.
$3.60 Boys' Oxfords,
Saturday
$3.00 Boys' Oxfords,
Saturday
$2.50 Boys' Oxfords,
Saturday
$2.00 Boys' Oxfords,
Saturday
$2.63
$2.25
$1.89
$1.50
Drexel Shoe Co.
1119 Farnam Street
CLEARING SALE
Cut prices on every article in
the store.
Men'B Suits, $15 quality. .7.50
Men's Suits. $10 quality .. $5.75
$3.50 and $4.00 Oxfords on sale,
at $2.08
Men s $2.50 and $3.00 Shoes and
Oxfords $1.98
Underwear, 50c and 75c quality,
on sale 25 "d 3)
Men's $1 Shirts, on sale. . .(JO
Men's $1.50 and $2.00 Hats, on
sale GO Q8
J. HELPJIAND
Mh St.
Open every evening till 9 o'clock.
' 1 PARKER'S
HAIR BAL8AM
M J Claim ul fcMuufU. U. hmU.
VT Fall, to MUra Oray
; V ir to It. Touthu) Color.
V - L Oium .. ..-uu a L.tr tfeUag,
GRAND JULY CLEARANCE SALE
am Ellen's Summer Suit
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HAYDEi
7.50
THE RELIABLE STORE
500 Suits, that sold up
to $18.00 S
will go Sat
urday, at. .
Blue sorgos, worsteds,
cassimercs, etc. all this
season's poods.
325 Hand Tailored Suits That
sold regularly to $22.50, best
colors, fabrics
nnd styles,
at
380 Hand Tailored Suits In
eluding the celebrated Hart
Sehafl'ner & Marx make, $18.00,
$20.00 and $25.00 a rm
values, all at one VJn. i ati
price . . . .
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Your Unrestricted Choice
of Any Two-Piece Suit
In our entire stock, Hart, Schaff
ner & Marx and all other high
class makes included; Saturday
.7.pn;r s n )5o
reserved
choice
BOYS' SUIT BARGAINS
$3.50 Boys' Suits.... $1.85
$5.00 Boys' Suits. . . .2.85
Boys' Knickerbocker Pants
$1.50 values at 98c
$1.00 values at 68c
Men's Fancy Furnishings and
Underwear Bargains
Offerings you cannot dupli
cate at the special sale prices.
Men's 25c Half Hose A choice
assortment of colors and pat
terns for selec- fl C
tion on sale, H "TO O
at ElUU
Men's Summer Underwear
Shirts or drawers, all sizes
and colors, SOo
values, at fiiwlt
Men's Balbriggan Shirts or
Drawers; extra quality
values to $1.00 a QA
:
I0 mm
fa
BOYS' PANT BARGAINS
75c Knickerbocker Pants,
for 48c
50c Knickerbocker Pants,
for 39c
All the Straight Knee Pants
to close at . . . .
Ol
garment, at.
Men's Combination Suits
Nearly all styles and kinds,
(.50
Men's Neckwear and Suspenders A tremendous
line of regular 50c values; on sale at, choice faVu
?onl Tru HAYnFPJ'C; Fire
forget "ij mui.ii u i iioi pays
Still Letting Down Prices
IN CROCKERY DEPARTMENT
Big 9c Sale Saturday
Any of These
Articles
6 crystal wine glasses.
6 bandied sherbets.
6 crystal tumblers.
6 tea cups.
6 tea saucers.
6 crystal fruit dishes.
6 porcelain baby croperts
2 pkgs. shelf paper, any
color,
Crystal vinegar cruets.
Crystal fruit dishes.
Sale Begins 8
A. M. Sharp
Decorated Cuppldors.
Crystal Measuring cups.
Crystal candlesticks.
12-lnch crystal vases.
Large Juice- extractors.
Crystal salt and pepper
shakers, per pair.
6-inch vegetable dishes.
Egg shell China.
Cups and saucers.
STEAMBOAT EXCURSIONS "
ON STEAMER CITY OF PEORIA
Every evening to the dapcing barge. Two trips 7:45 and
8:45. Including dancing, 25c. Special low rates to churches,
lodges and societies. Boat landing at foot of Douglas.
, 'PHONE DOUGLAS 2924
COLO STORAGE
swl.-g.a August, the hottest and most dis
iJCr tressing month of the whole year,
m
' fA r' ,.: tulp
I i r, . ' ' ' r '$ :
is still before us and will soon bo
here. The intense heat of the last
few weeks should give you an idea
of what to expect during August.
Old residents of Omaha know that
we have introduced lines of goods
in Omaha on which we had regular
runs for a number of years. But
we never introduced a line before
that we had the run on that we are
having on the Cold Storage Be
frigerator. It did not take us long
to introduce the Cold Storage be
cause we have been in the business
in Omaha a long time and peoplo
who know what kind of goods wo
sell know that when we introduce a new line that they can depend
on its being the latest improved. Besides that the reputation of
Mr. llurd as a Befrigerator 'nventor and builder is so well known
that when he puts a Refrigerator on the market that that is tN
kind to buy. He was awarded highest premium at the St. Louis
Exposition on the Cold Storage.
Mr. Ilennings, manager of Circulation of the Danish Pioneer,
says: "We have had our Cold Storage four years and find that
every thing you claim for it is true. "We have compared with
many others and the more we compare it with others the more
we think of it."
Remember, we are exclusive agents for the Detroit Ideal,
recognized as the best gas range made. We sell on small monthly
payments or a cut price for cash.
The Stoctzcl Stove Co., 711 Sooth lClh Street
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