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TTTE BEE: OMATTA. TTTTRSDAT. .TTLT 20, 1000.
Thursday's Big Sale of
25c Handkerchiefs Ea. 8V2C
Direct from a Belfast, Ireland, Mfgr.
About 100 styles of the finest handker
chiefs for women and men; imported
Irish embroidered, Shamrock lawns,
pure Irish linens, initial and cross bar
effects and scalloped edges some very
fine sheer linen also men's large size
pure linen and silk finished mercerized
handkerchiefs, with f
fnnnir I , rtrrl a 1' -M R
Positively Worth
up to 25c Each
at, each
2C
Ribbon Sale
lit!
Heavy all Bilk Ribbons, in widths up to No. 40, whites, blacks and
all colors, plain taffetas, all silk moire, fancy
Drpsdens, etc., very fine for hair bows and many
wide enough for sashes, worth as high as 25c
at, yard
7'c-10c
WASH DRESSES
ONE-PIECE LINGERIE OR JUMPER STYLES
There are 300 dresses in this
great lot. Most of them are odd
and sample garments from a New
York manufacturer. One-piece
lingerie summer dresses and wash
dresses, in all the popular shades
of blue, tan, lavender, pink, etc
many are beautifully trimmed.
Worth up to $10.00, at
r $fl! and $o
21 J
WOMEN'S WASH COAT SUITS
"Women's wash rep suits in the
most popular colors for summer,
all sizes, worth up to $ t98
$7.50, at
Women's Wash Skirts White
and colors all sizes two great
groups, at 98c and $1.50
ERANDEIS STORES I
Farmers Grabbing
Men from Roads
Railroads Complain that They Can
not Keep Track Hands During
Harvest Time.
Railroad are up against it for men for
ork In the writ along the different lines
tn the grain belt. The farmers are taking
their men away from them as fast as the
railroads can transport men Into the coun
try to use In the building of double tracks
and for section work. The farmers need
the men to help In the harvest and are
willing to pay more than the railroads will
pay.
Monday some farmers saw a gang of
fifteen men at work on the section and by
the Inducement of (3 a day and a keg of
beer took the. men away from the Union
Pacific. Some f aimers In emergency pay
ns high as 5 a day for good men who will
work long hours and help put the crops
out of danger's way.
: 7?
is satisfaction.
You buy right
when you buy
the' Always well
done" oueJity
of cuts.
HARVEST WAITS ON THE RAIN
Wet Weather la ' Keeping Farmers
Oat ( the Wheat Fields
. I tha North.
"Wet weather In the northern part of the
state has delayed the wheat harvest," said
C. Kupp, a cattleman of West Point.
"Near my town the farmers have harvested
about half their crop, but have had to stop
this week because of, rain.
"There Is a big crop In our section of the
state, though, and I believe It will harvest
more bushels to the acre than any season
for the last five years. Corn prospects are
excellent. In fact. I never have seen bet
ter looking corn tn Nebraska than there Is
this season. The farmers are practically
assured of a banner year."
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AmBROtowiNcCtt j
An American Kin(
Is the great king of cures. Dr. King's New
IXscovery. the quick, safe, sure cough and
cold remedy, 60o and $1.00. Sold by Beaton
Drug Co.
THE NATIONAL HEALTH RESORT1
HOT SPRINGS,
SOUTH DAKOTA
Approved by Nation and State. Best
Climate and fcfecrirtnal Springs la
America. First Class Hotels. Uos(u
tsls and Bath House. Write la
eoretar Ooaunerolal Clan.
Mot asiijLs. he. Bah,
OTTO MUELLERJS IN OMAHA
Keataaraat Man from "an Frmnelsoa
Is Visiting Mer with Old
Friends.
Otto Mueller, now residing In Pan Fran
cisco, where he runs the Bismarck, one of
the leading cafes. Is visiting with relatives
and friends In Omaha. He was entertained
at luncheon Wednesday noon by Colonel
Charles Grotte. Mr. Mueller Is a son of
Frlti Mueller, one of Omaha's pioneers,
who formerly resided on Vinton street and
afterward operated the Bchllti on the Mid
way at the TransmUsisslppl exposition.
Mr. Mueller followed the big expositions
of the country for some time and was tnl
formly successful until he permanently lo
cated In an Francisco.
PLAN TOUn TRIF NOW.
' Take advantage of the low SO-day summer
tourist fares to New Tork City, New Jer
sey sea shore. New England and Canadian
resorts In effect dally via the.
CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE at ST. PALI".
RAILWAY
Folders ar.d Information free. Let us ar
rang all the details of yo ir tilp.
City Ticket OtnaITM Farnara i .
Omaha.
F. A. Nash,' Central W 4 j ar 4 Agent.
SPECIAL SALE
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Bottled in Bond Whiskey
Livingston Rye, full qta..f)Ot
Golden Raven, full qtg...0
We are agents for The Calwa
Wine Co., San Francisco, Cal.
C. SCHLANK Zt CO.
1807 Douglaa Street. Omaha.
THIS IS THR TRAVELING. SEASON
Let Ui ill (o,i dul with field (lasses,
binoculars, auto goggles, etc
Complete Line at Reasonable Prlcea
WritN OPTICAL CO.
Bight ea the Southwest Oorast
ISth aad raraasa aHs.
PUBLIC MILLIONS IN BANK
Collections of City aad Coaatr Tun
Are Plllaa- Up at Rapid
Fset.
Collections of city and school taxes has
reached the highest mark In the history of
the city. City Treasurer ' Fursy reporting
that ha. has on deposit In the city banks
tl.V3.Mli.65 of city and school money,
County tax money amounts to tb53.349.SS,
but this Is qot tb high mark In county
tax collections.
-' - v'.i..CV'v. j!
I promised
Iproved!
Writing advertising' oopy
for a merchant spending hi
money for him is ticklish
business if a fellow doesn't
know how.'
Bis months ago X arrived
here a stranger the first
week I was given a try out"
the second week I was busy,
and ever since I have bean as
rushed as the proverbial
'cranberry merchant."
I M AJDB GOOD every one of
my first clients Is my ollent
TOOAT making money thro'
my "IS years of know how."
A busy man "doesn't have
to advertise" If you put It In
that light, bat X hop X am
sensible enough to exhibit u;
own medicine.
On cannot tell what MAT
happen that's the reason X
am advertising Jus keeping
In touch with the public
Many a maa would be con
tent with my lengthy list of
clients, but X am not. Maybe
perhaps X could manage to
squeeze In Just ons or two
MOBS ollents If tbey do not
compete with what X already
have.
X already serve a ladles' and
children's outfitting estab
lishment, a clothier, a shoe
conoern, a jeweler, a typewrit
er man, a sheet music pub
lisher, an art store, a olgar
conoern, a cycle and phono
graph honse, a bird store, a
moving picture film exohange,
a wholesale photographlo sap
ply honse, and a whole lot of
"extras" all the while.
But twill do no harm to
have a talk with m whether
we get together or not, for
advertising Is a mighty In
teresting subject.
Bo hare's the nam and ad
dress. T. Toby
Jacobs
Prod near of
Prlntetd Persuasion
Advertising Writing for
Newspapers, Eta.
1012 N. Y. LIFE BLDC.
Foot
Comfort
Shoes
1LW
sm
STORE CLOSES AT 8 O'CIiOCK.
rdays at 10 P. M. Tuesdays at 1 O'clock
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Buyers' and Managers' Week
This semi-annual sale again wins new laurels. It's been splendid
success from the first day. The power of low price has made this week
tJie most active of the summer selling. In every aisle price placards
feature the bargains, showing how earnestly the managers are working.
New bargain lots every day. You don't buy right unless you buy at
Dennett's this week.
House Drosses
We will spII Thursday two-hundred new, neat, dressy one-piece house
dresses of gingham, chambray or percale, blue and brown
effects, also white ground with small figured designs,
border trimming, values to 3.50, sale price
$1.95
Silk Messaline and Foulard Dresses
ey are;
$10
That's what they call our
cushion sole Bhoes. - And those
who have worn them say:
"There's more real comfort to
the square Inch in a pair of
these shoes than any kind they
ever saw."
It's the only real cushion
sole shoe on the market hand
sewed, which makes it flexible
and easy made on a broad
foot form last, which allows the
foot to rest squarely on the sole
as it should, and not on the up
pers as most so-called cushion
sole shoes do.
We have them for both men
and women
Men's $5.00
Women's $4.00
Drexel Shoe Co.
1119 Farnam Street
Every one is being forced out now. You know how popular they are;
they will be JtiBt as well liked for fall. Take your pick of
our prettiest ones, plain and fancy effects, that sold ur to
$22. 5b; any one now for . . .
The Sale of Long Coats
Three lines long linen and silk coats for less than we paid for them.
IJXEN COATS Strictly plain tailored full length semi
fitted garments, will be on sale, at
LIXKN COATS Natural shade, with black satin trimmed
turned cuffs, and black satin inlaid collars, at
SILK CLOTH OF GOLD COATS In natural pongee shades,
some handsomely trimmed, values to $29.50, reduced to . . .
CLOTH Sl'lTS We continue to offer choice of any tailored
Cloth suit in our stock, our best styles worth to $35, for . .
$5
$10
$15
$10
A RIBBON
OPPORTUNITY
Wide Messaline Taffeta and
Moire 25c lUbbons, yard
See this grrat offering on the
tables Thursday. Fine, all silk
qualities in Nog. 60 and 80
widths; choice of white, cream,
blac-k and about twenty-five good
shndes.
The. taffetas and moires are spe
cially desirable for hair bows and
sashes. The messallnes are the
soft, satiny finished kinds that are
put to innumerable uses. Every
yard is a big 25c value. A spe
cial purchase brings them for 15c.
REFRIGERATORS
Clearing at liberal price reductions
entire stock on hand. BEIiSIxrQ'B
one-piece seamless porcelain lined
BETBIOEBATOBS (not enamel
ed) white oak casing. 32x19x41.
Ice compartment
door on side.
Regular price
$34.75, special, at
$27.75
LOWSHOES
Stylish yet
Comfortable
Always Complete Stocks.
Bennett's Big Grocery
Bennett's Challenge Coffee, pound 18c and
Dennett s Teas, assorted, pound 58o and
Best Black Pepper, pound U5o and
Galllard's Olive Oil, basket bottle 3 So and
Bonheur Sardines, can 90o and
Highland Condensed Milk, 3 cans 95o and
Franco-American Soups 36c and
Rub-No-More Soap, six for 35o and
Hippo Washing Powder, seven for 8So and
Bpratt's Pupby Cakes; pound lSVfcO and
Bpratt's Pog Biscuits, pound 8o
Hartley's assorted Jams, Jar B8o and
Hartley's Marmalade, small Jar So and
Beat we Have Supar Beets, regular 18c cans for 12o
Martha Washington Wheat Flakes, 3 packages BSo and
Helnz's Stuffed Mangoes, 3 for lOo and
Helnz's Dill Pickles, dozen 30o and
Helnz's Sweet Onions, pint SOo and
Helnz's Sour Mixed Pickles, quart SBo and
10 green stamps
60 green stamps
10 green stamps
60 green stamps
10 green stamps
10 green stamps
40 green stamps
10 green stamps
10 green stamps
10 green stamps
20 green stamps
5 green stamps
10 green stamps
5 green stamps
5 green stamps
20 green stamps
20 green stamps
Reliable
Dentistry
AT
Tad's Dental Rooms
HOTELS.
IB th Shopping
District.
11th aad
VcOtt, oa
"Vettlooat
XjSBS."
Hotel Kupporl
, llth aa4 MoO.
. Kansas City. Mo.
ra th Bhopplss District,
Msav all tb Thtra.
SOO Bsantlful Boaa.
100 Vrtvat Baths.
Bot aad cold wafer ta all cozaa
Spurious lobby, parlor.
TsUphoa la avsry room.
BoauUXul Caf. Vcrfact Oalalte
$1 to $2.50 Per Day
Are You Going West
to Got a Farm?
Three Big Reservations Now Open,
The Spokane, north of the city of Spokane,
has about 50,000 acres.
The Coeur d'Alene, just east of the city of
Spokane on Coeur d'Alene lake has 200,000
acres includes timber lands.
The Flathead, in the heart of the Montana
Rockies, has 450,000 acres of fine agricul
tural and grazing lands. A government
reclamation project will make a large part
of it very productive.
UNION PACIFIC
"THE SAFE ROAD TO TRAVEL"
Electric Block Signal Protection,
Dining Car Meals and Service "Best in the
World."
Dustless Roadbed Perfect Track.
For descriptive literature and full Information
relative to rates, routes, etc., call on or address
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 FARNAM ST.,
Omaha, Nebraska.
'Phones: Bell, Doug. 1828, and Ind., A-3231.
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TIP RT SnRllPY nFNTT.ST aJtWAM ITSKT, IT yars
Crowns, up from 92.50
rartlal riatas, ap
from $2.00
ralalas Xxtraotlng soo
rulings, ap from 60s
?rcslala rtUlBff.
ap from tl M
sam of lies. rhal S. 176.
Brldg Work, p
tooth, ap from gS.SO
Slsrvas rsmovsd with
out pala.
aLTliOblB WOII
A BFEC1AI.TT.
Wrk rurtitMd ta
years
MILL EfD SALE BARGAINS
nnn T7rrirn special y
SPECIAL
VALUES
IN
FURNITURE.
THE .RELIABLE STORE
VALUES F
IN
RUGS.
Marvelous Bargain Offerings on
Small Lots of Women's Garments
Secured by our New York buyer from the
manufacturers at practically our own price:
PRETTY WASH DRESSES Actual values
to $4.00, at, choice $1.69 ;
WASH SUITS AND DRESSES-That would
sell regularly at $10.00, while they last, at,
each $3.39
100 FINE WOOL TAILOR SUITS, all calors
and sizes, newest style, on sale Thursday at
less than half price, each $10.00
50 TAILOR SUITS Regular $10.00 to $15.00
values, greatest snap ever at price . .$5.00
LONG COVERT COATS -Values to $15.00,
on sale, at $5.00
PONGEE COATS Large sizes only, to
$25.00 values, at $10.00
JAP SILK AND NET WAISTS-A11 colors
and sizes, values to $5.00, Thursday, at,
each $1.39
i w
(Km
$3.00 LINGERIE WAISTS, all
sizes, on sale, at $1.50
PRETTY LAWN WRAPPERS,
well made, great snap, at 95c
FDNE CREPE KIMONOS, 50 dozen of them just received, all
sizes 34 to 44, on sale, at $1.98
See the Advance Display of New Fall Suit Styles. N
inree treat nusim underwear uaraains
-.10 TO 11 A. M .
Skirts with deep
lace and embroid
ery flounces,
values to $5.00
on sale, choice
-8 TO 9 A. M ,
Corset Covers,
Drawers, Gowns,
Skirts and
Chemises, values
to $1.00, choice
25c
.9 TO 10 A.M.-
Gowns, Skirts,
Chemises ard
Combination
Suits, values to
2.50, choice
69c
$1.50
25c Embroideries, Thursday, 7c
20,000 yards of the choicest values in" 5 and 6 yard mill strips of
Embroideries, Bands and Insertions ever seen in Omaha at any
thing like the price. They will be sold only by the
strip, and none will be sold to dealersat, yard W
15c and 20c LACES will also be placed on sale Thursday, at, per
yard
Extra Specials
Dresmland Sheets 81x90. fine heavy
muslin made to sell for 85c each, on
sale, at, each G3t
A 42x36 Inch Pillow Slip made of the
best muslin, for, each 10f
12V4c new Fall Flannelette to start
the season, yard 10J
High Grade Wash Goods
Department
5 eases of the New English madras
for skirts and shirt waists, regular
price Is 39c yard, to start the sea
son, yard 25
7c
igh Grade Wool Dress
Goods
One case of the best 75c " Batiste,
made all colors, Thursday only, at,
yard 59
The best $2.00 all wool Poplin made,
all colors, to start the season, st,
yard $1.25
Draperies and Curtains
The best $1.50 Curtain made for 08
The best yard wide SUkollne mad",
for 10
10 other specials not advertised.
FOR GROCERIES, IT'S HAYDEN'S FHtST, LAST AND ALL
THE TIME. The Greatest Money-Saving Grocery De
partment in the West.
20 pounds best Pure Cane Oranulnted
Sugar, for $1.00
48 pound sack Highest Patent Flour 165
10 bars best brands Laundry Soap for 2 tic
5 pounds best Pearl Tapioca or Sago 26c
6 pounds choice Japan Rice 23c
The best Oornmenl, per sack 16c
The best Corn Starch, package 6c
The best Bulk Starch, package 6c
The best Cold Water starch, pek 6c
The best Domestic Macaroni, pkg. ,.IHc
Alaska Salmon, per can 12Hc
011 or Mustard Sardines, per can ....4c
Seeded Raisins, pkg 7c
Fancy Cleaned Currants, per lb 8'iC
Teas and Coffees Ws import Direct
Choice Sun Dried Japan Tea, per lb. 25c
Fancy Oolong, Ceylon, Basket Fired Japan
or English Breakfast Tea, special sale
price, per pound 38c
For Ice Tea try a pound of our Excellent
Blend Tea. per pound 36c
Oolden Santos Coffee, per pound ....18c
Fancy Marlcalbo Blend, per pound 18c
Fancy Torto Rico Blend, per pound 20c
Fancy Ankola Blend, per pound 2c
Fresh Vegetables at Zia Tbaa Market
xrioas.
Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn, per doien..7Vic
8 bunches fresh Onions 6e
g bunches fresh Radishes 6o
4 bunches fresh Carrots 6o
4 bunches fresh Beets 6o
3 hesds fresh Cabbage 5o
2 large Summer Squash ...6u
Fresh Cucumbers, each lc
3 bunches freh Parsley 6c
2 lbs. fancy Wax or Oreen Beans. ..... 6c
Fancy Cooking Apples, per peck 26c
3 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce 6c
Fresh Peas, per quart 6o
Large Grape Fruit, each 6o
Doa't rorgst the Big ron aad Fear Sal.
A whole carload of the delicious fruit
for this special sale
Bushel boxes extra fancy California Pears
the finest grown for canning on sale
per box S3. S3
Large boxes extra fancy yellow Crawford
California Freestone Peaches. These
are very fine, per box 91.35
DOftT
FORGET
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