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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1909)
THE BPE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. AUGUST 20. 1909. GOOD NIGHT FOR THE SNEAKS Friday and Saturday Will Be the Closing Days of the Council Bluffs Stock Most Remarkable Bargains ol After the Hot Spell .Folks Sleep Sound tnd Get Robbed. 10 i tanpBBB eww r- the Year i 119 I I 0 MAJT? CASES REPORTED TO POLICE Oalr mall Mmi Tlkrn, hat Ihf A e err ant Amoinli to onuMer ahle Mootlr imk and Jewelry. Sneak thieves have been doing a thriving business among the residences of Omaha, especially in the vicinity of Seventeenth street for. two or three blocks north and south of Dodge street. Three cases from Seventeenth, one from North Sixteenth and one from Corby street were reported to the police Thursday.. - In most cas the thieves gained entrance to the house hy cutting away the screens of the rear windows. In one Instance a prowler boldly matched Into a hoiine through the front door while the family was away. At the Dellone hotel, 210 North Seven teenth street, five looms were invaded and UU.tii removed from the clothing of five roomers. This was the biggest haul the thieves made. The men who lost money at the Dellone were: C. M. Hron, $5.?0; Tom isomer, Js6; John Kontoan, ITS; Steve Kon toan, $32, Ueolgn Kondis, $U. At 111 South .Seventeenth street, George Mc.Cullough and Theodore Cox were robbed of a gold natch and J6 In silver. The thieves climbed into their room through the transom without creating any dis turbance. Three people were made victims of the thlves at 109 South Seventeenth street. In all $28.40 waa the sum stolen here. M. Lagaloa. 3. Mifflin and C. Brown were the losers. Two brothers, John and George Canavan, gave up 112 to the night prowlers, wn pushed open a window and extil.cted the coin from thair trousers, which were hang ing over av chair. Qua Vanberg, who lives at 4108 Corby, lost a single dollar to the night prowlers, but Anius Anderson, a roomer at that place was robber of 110. ami AT i mm i I r I IN BASEMENTA GREAT Mill Length Sale of Cotton Goods i I ! I A most attractive August sale of novelty dress batistes and checked lingerie every pattern and Color Imaginable, some with dainty borders 15c would be an extremely low price for Friday In dress patterns, at, per yard' 6k Soft finished long cloth, nainsook and lingerie lawn 36 and 40 Inches wide long mill lengths with silent Imperfections f I worth regularly lbe a yard, at, per yard 8k White and colored mercerized sateen short mill lengths of very fine goods, on bar- fml gain square, per yard . . . at, Bleached Canton Flannels one case will be sold Friday, at, per yard 7k 3ic If KATX 8TYI.K HOOK Illustrating LAniKSMfl J .jl HOMK .loritNAIi PATTERNS Now onfSnle. jr Blankets that usually bells for 98c a pair some slijfhtly Imper fect gray, white and tan, Friday forenoon, pair 49c Well known 12 and 10c dress ginghams neat checks, stripes and plain shades, etc waist and dress lengths at, yard . . . 8k Yard wide dress per cale light colorings to close this lot quickly they will go at, per yard . . . 5c T Drummers' sample strips of ticking, denims, cretonnes and fancy drap ery nets suitable for laundry bags, porch pillows, shoe bags, small curtains, shirt waist boxes, etc, each piece t... JC Silver Cups Galore Will Go as Prizes Thousands of yards figured drap ery Burlap in long rem ., nants, at, per yard OL All day in the basement, very fine muslin remnants, very spe- r cial bargain, at, yard t Colorado Cup Comet Forward with of Native Silver for 1 Native Oati. Expensive silver cups will be a common sort of proposition at the corn show this fall. Colorado has now come across with a $1,600 trophy offered for the best display of native oats. ' The cup will be made of Colorado silver. Governor Shafroth of the Centennial state has promised General Manager Stur gess, now In Denver, that he will appoint a commlslon of fifteen to assist Prof. Wal ter M. Olln of tlia Colorado Agricultural college In arranging the official d splay from Colorado. , Colfax, Dodge and Saunders counties of Nebraska, will have a little corn show of their own as a curtain raiser for the Na tional exposition. Only it won't be so little, either. The show will be, held at North Bend at a date to be selected. R. H. Haver stock of North Bend was in Omaha Thurs day conferring with. Assistant Ueneral Manager Paisley regarding the trl-county exposition. From 8 till 9 in the torenoon we will sell yard wide floral silk ollne remnants short lengths, at, per yard , 2c From 9 till 11 A. M. Not over 20 yards to a customer, of very fine grade 10c out ing flannel rem nants, long i remnants, yd . . 6c In the afternoon be ginning at 1:30 Simpson's Eddystone double printed imita tion foreign cl Scotch cloth, Alt worth 8c, yd. . 2v 18 inch Embroidery Flouiciigi, Skirt intfs, etc. worth up to 30c yd 15c yd Also corset cover embroideries and insertions in swlss, nainsook: and cambric. Rerrmants a.nd Odd Lots of Embroidery, Edging and Insertions, worth up to 10c a yard Narrow and medium widths all kinds. Omaha Market to Go on the Wires 3c ; I ? : 10c Fa.ncy Wash Laces at 3c a yard I j I Sample Pieces Plain & Fancy Silks i ! Exactly half price for these silks from a large purchase from the Cardinal Mills, Paterson, New Jersey. All the colored taffetas, Including blacks worth 59c yard, k)Q go at, per yard uU Fancy satin tnd Ottoman weaves, Bengalineg from 20 to 36 AQa ins. wide, worth to f 1.25. ; "L Associated Fresi Will Hereafter Carry Daily Report from Grain Exchange. Omaha's prominence in the grain world received confirmation Thursday when a telegram came from A. L, Beach, superin tendent of the Associated Press at Chicago, ordering the local branch' to send a dally teport of the Omaha grain market. Kver since the establishment of the Omaha Or In exchange tins has been de sired, but not achieved until now. The demand of nineteen prominent dailies has been Influential, howevur, and the publicity bureau of the Commercial club has been largely Instrumental in effecting this de mand. The Associated fress has not been dis criminating agaiust Omaha in the matter, tut has waited until It had assurance sat isfactory to Itself that Omaha'e position In the grain world warranted such action. Her Lover Gone, Life Loses Light Haney Camel Swallows Corrosive Sublimate and Begs that She May Lie. 1 Msappotnted In love. Haney Camel, a col ored woman Hi years of age, tried to com mit suicide by taking a dose of three cor rosive sublimate tablets at her home at 311 North Tmelfth street Thursday morning shortly after g o'clock. Dr. Schramek was called from the police station by friends ot Hie woman and arrived in time to give her lieatment that kepr her from Immediate death. To the doctor the Camel woman said she did not want to live and begged him to let lK-r die. Friends of the woman say she had been thrown down by a man she loved and had threatened for several days to take her life. I All the CMd Lines of Our Regular Stock Peau de Cashmere, Shan ,tungs. Foulards, remnant lengths of Rajah, Jap Silks, etc., 9f regular price from 50c to 1.00 yard, at, yard uo BRANDEIS STORES MEAT PRICES BEING BOOSTED Keataaranta Decide to Raise Price Tweaty Per (est Small Orders. the Roast beef and roast pork as served In most local restaurants will cost a little mote beginning Saturday. Several restau rant men have met and agreed on an In crease of I cents a portion, or from 30 to cents. Several fish orders will also be Increased. 'At the price we pay for meat," aid one restaurant man, "there is no profit In it for us on these foods, and the raise is absolutely necessary. When there was more competition no one felt equal to rais ing the prices, but now that two restau rants have gone out ot business, we ate In a position to do It." LW jinf(S Round Trip via 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 if f50, 41.85 and 43.20 U HEW YORK CITY $n(0 and 44.60 m BOSTON, MASS. !035 and 46.35 qc PORTLAND, ME. 3150, 35.50 and 36.00 4 BUFFALO, H. Y. $)fV0 and 41.00 u ATLANTIC CITY son60' 34-50' 355 nd 36- OU mnnrim nuT UllUUIUl Willi 35 00 nOtlTREAL. QUE. ft egg special-; $0150,35.50 and 36.00 ut NIAGARA FALLS Tickets on sale daily. Ticket Offices 1401-1403 Fa mam Strt.-t Omaha, Neb. argain Friday One of tin best buying day of the nuinmer so axon. Prices on seasonable gootls drop to lowext point. Head every Item: FINAL HKIUCTION ON WASH SlITS The lowest price ever reached will be In force Friday. All our white and colored two piece sulta In linen and repp, about 50 In all, worth to $12.00; clou- ffT ftp M xpxf.J -7a r lng at Auto Coats of natural linen, full length garments tliat were up to $12.00, for 5.00 Auto Coats of Silk, cloth of gold and Tussah silks, In pongee shades, full length, values to 25.00, now S7.50 Muslin (iowns A table full of dainty garments, low circular cut. slipovers, with wide Val. lace yoke; alRo embroidery trimmed regular styles, worth 89c and $1, for 59 Dressing Sacquwt Lawn floral ef fects, light and medium colors, values to $1.50; closing at 4Q& House Dresses Hundreds of beau tiful one-piece styles, high and low neck, values to $3.75; Fri day $1.05 Dutch eck Waists White, thin fabrics, dainty, cool $2.00 gar ments, for 08 Infants' Caps and Hats Washable values to $1; a little soiled at 10 A SILK SfRPKISK XEXT MOXDAV, OVH ANNUAL SALK BLACK SILKS Make arrangements now to be present first day of this year's sale. Our' purchases have been so extremely favorable that the bargains are really surprising even to-ourselves. We never had finer silks, so many of them, so many kinds, so inexpensively priced as you'll see Monday. Don't forget the date. Be sure and see the windows. A Great Remnant Day Friday the entire accumulation of remnants of a season', selling. In linens, white goods, domestics, crashes, etc., go on sale at phenome nal reductions to close quickly. We reserved them for months for this day', sale. Come expecting bargains of extraordinary Interest. Table Daniusk, from 35c to $1.50 yd., in 1 to 3 Vt yd. pieces, at Crash Toweling, worth 10c to 25c yd., In 2 to 7 yard pieces, all. . White Goods, all kinds long cloths, nainsooks, batistes, India llnons, Persian lawns, walstlnga, 1 I etc., 15c to 50c goods, all 2 Ull 25 Reduction Domestics Sheetings, pillow cas ing, calicoes, sllkolines, cretonne. shaker and outing flan nels; all lengths ( Friday Bargains for Men and Boys livery article from the stock must qo regardless of its real worth. Come early. Everything Will Be Priced at One- Half to , One-Fourth Real Value. IU1 1111 Ml THE RELIABLE STORE Nothing Reserved, All Must Go Friday and Saturday. Friday is Remnant Day In the Famous Domestic Room 20,000 yards of mill cuds of the best American mills manufacture prints, ginghams, poplins, pongees, batiste, organdies, etc.; also silk mixed wash goods, up to ;"Mc a yard; all fine, long remnants will go in five lots, nt Lot 1 Lot 2 Lot 3 Lot 4 Lot 5 Wu 5c 7Vtc 10c 122c WOOL DRESS GOODS Broadcloths, Henriettas, suitings, serges, etc., at less than manufacturer's cost at," a yard . 15c !5c 39c 49c 59c and '9c Clearance Sale of Fancy CUPS and SAUCERS From the Council Uluffs Stock. A beautiful line of French, Dres den, Swiss, Japanese, Doulton, Coldport, Swedish and Canton China Cupa and Saucers, 50c to $3.50 values, all on sale at one price to close Nothing to equal these bargain ever before offered. Sale Friday and Saturday. Curtains, Graperies Best $4.00 ("able Net Curtains, pair .$2.98 Best $1.08 Curtains, pr .".$1.25 All odd pairs of Curtains to go at ONE-HALF PRICE Regular 23c Madras and (Jrena dines, yard 18c Remnants of Swisses. Madras and Silkoline at, yard, 50c, 25c and 5c Four Grand 7, Silk Bargains Friday It will pay you to hury, for all those lots are desirable, hence the extremely low clearing prices. but limited. MEN'S STRAW HATS. Friday we offer choloe of every Straw Hat In our store, worth up m m to $1.00, Includes sailor and InP soft brim hats wv Wash Tarn O'Bh&ntarc, for boys and girls tan and white, removable tutndn. regular 60c line; small q. lota, each. Friday for Corsets I BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS. Splendid double-breasted Wool Suits, with extra pair knlckerbocker pants, sizes 10 to 15 years, regular CA 14.00 and $4.60 suits Boys' Xiong Pants Suits Few only, 14 to l-year sizes, gray mixtures, single and double breasted, CO CA 15.00, $6.00 and $7.00 suits..."'' 75c Corsets 50c I.SO Corsets 9Sc third under Two lots one for "common" and one for "dress up" both real value. Batiste and Coutll Corsets, lengths girdle, medium tremely long, with hose supporters, for..... In three and ex- 50c Fine Batiste Corsets, with long direc tolre Bklrt, embroidery trimmed, non-rustable boning; Ft1- Qfir day for ov A Friday Sale Glass Tumblers 1 Glass Jslly Tumblers, with . tin tops. No (ipJKverles on If" these. Friday special, each. Mason fruit Jars. Pints, per dozen". 40o Quarts, per dozen 60o One-half gallons, per dozen.. 60o Fruit Jar Rubbers, red or white, extra heavy, 3, dozen 8So Blown "Water Tumblers, straight or bell shaped, sizes 5, 6, 7 or P ounce, worth to 80c dozen tno deliveries), each 3c Glass Punch Bowls, with six handled sherbet cups Friday special, at SI Friday Bargains in the Hardware GALVANIZED WAKK. 20c Galvanized Water Palls. . ,15c 2 5c Galvanized Water Palls. . .17c 30c Galvanized Water Palls. . .19c 69c Galvanized Wash Tubs. . ,30c 79c Galvanized Wash Tubs. . .40c 89c Galvanized Wash Tubs. . .59c Kubber Hose A clearing out sale of high grade cotton covered rubber hose, very durable; 50 foot lengths, per foot. 8W Hammocks A few more. $5.00 Hammocks, now S3.00 Wire Coat Hangers, 6c kind, 6 for 15o Mrs. Potts Sad Irons, worth $1.10.600 "Climax" Food, and Meat Grinders, regular $1.25; Friday for 790 Crescent 3-hole Hot nates, regularly $3.50; clearing at 91.79 Tin Fruit Cans, quart size, best, per dozen 38o Wire Clothes Lines, solid or braided: 100 foot, worth 40c, for 29o Elite Sink Strainer, 25c kind 15o Wilson 25c Toasters for 15o Men's $1.50 Bathing Suits for.. 91 00 Men's $2.00 Bathing Suits for.. 91.35 $1.25 Silks at 49c Plain Taffe tas, Messalines, Pongees, fancy check and stripe, 19 and 27 ins. wide, values to $1.25, yard 49c 59c China Silks 39c 27 inches wide, in white, cream or black, big snap at sale price. $1.00 Silks at 39c Plain Taffe tas, Messalines, Foulards, Pop lins, etc, big assortment of val ues up to $1 yard; choice. .39c $1.50 Black Taffeta $1.0036 inches wide, natural finish, soft and lustrous; a delightful bar gain at sale price. Bed Spreads, Sheets and Towels Remnants of Table Linens Irish, Scotch and Germanin good, long lengths. Muslin3, Towelings, etc., at most surprising bargains. Don't miss these pnaps: Table Linen at, a yard 25c 39c 49c and 59c Toweling at, a yard 3lAc 5c 7Vc and 10c Bedspreads at 59c 69c 85c and $1.00 Its Hayden's for Groceries Notion Day Friday AH Stapli and Fancy Notions From the COUNCIL BLUFFS STOCK at Va to XA Reg-ular Prices., 10c Back Combs at ..... .2 ? 25c Back Combs at 7'? 25c Pad Hose Supporters '. . 20c Coin Purses 5 60-yard Silk Thread, per doz. 21J 200 Yard Sewing Thread, per dozen , 21 Shoe Laces, 5 pairs Tit Gold Eye Needles, package ..lc Good Pearl Buttons, dozen . 20c Whisk Brooms ........ Children's Handkerchiefs . . . .1 School Writing Tablets MS Friday ii the Books and Stationery Books, miscellaneous lot, miscellaneous lot, great bargain, at 5 Lot Box Stationery, box 10 1 package Envelopes Post Card Albums, 300 cards 19 Dennison's Crepe Paper, 10 ft.5 Lunch Taper, roll loo Ana 10 Stamps. Paper Napkins, 100 fur 10o And 10 stamps. Dennison's launch Sets lOo And 10 Stumps. Tablets, 25c quality lOo And 10 Stamps. Bennett's Ink, 3 bottles lOo And 10 Stamps. Week End Grocery Sale ror Bennett's Best Coffee, three pounds. $1.00 and Bennett s Best Coffee, one pound 350 and Bennett's Challenge Coffee, pound 18c and Bennett's Teas, assorted, pound 680 and Corsican Blend Tea. for Iced tea, pound 48o and Bennett's Tea SlftlnKS, pound 16c and BricK t neese, pouna. . Bsnnett's Prlds Flour, 1 7Q Including B0 stamps.. 100 green stamps 30 K'cen stamps 10 sreen utamps 76 green stamps 40 green Htamps 10 green stamps 3Uo Full Cream Cheese, pound SOo And 10 Stamps. Roquefort Cheese, pound 40o Alaska Red Salmon, flat cans, two for 850 Pure Honey, Mason pint jar 35c and 20 green stamps Cocoanut Bars, ISc quality, lb 12o Rice, 10c quality, 4 pounds for 85o Queen Olives, pint 800 and 20 green stamps Mignonette Marowfat Peas, can 8c Kugune Tomatoes, II cans for 85o Diamond C Soap. 10 bars for 8 60 Sour PlckleB. quart "0 and 6 green stamps Heinz Dill Pickles, dozen 18o and 10 green stamps Heinz Sour Mixed pickles, quart 8 60 and 10 green stamps If yon want tha frsshsst roods, hlgb st quality, lowsst prloss and a Bavins; of 85 psr cant to 60 par oant on your housekeeping xpsnsea try Haydsn's first. It pays. 20 lbs. best Pure Cane Granulated Sugar for L00 10 bars boat brands Laundry Soap ..2Sn The best bulk Starch, per lb 60 hex Lye, per can Bo Eagle or Lewis Lye, per can 7 Vic Condensed Milk, per can 7 Vic The best Domestic Macaroni. pkg..,..8'0 Tall cans Fancy Alaska Salmon ...12 Vic Iiromangelon, Jellycon or Jello, pkg. . .7VaC 6 lbs. choice Japan Rica 2sc 6 lbs. best Pearl Sago, Tapioca or Barley for 26c Lu Lu Scouring Soap, it beats the Dutch, per can 6c Lavaline Scouring Soap, per can 8c The best Soda .Crackers, Ginger Snaps or Pretzels, per lb 6c 011 or Mustard Sardines, per can ..J Vic 1-lb. package Seeded Raisins 6c The best Golden Santos Coffee, lb ISc The best Tea Slf tings, per lb l.'ic The beat No. 1 Creamery Butter, lb ..2m: The best No. 1 Country Butter, lb ....3"ie The best No. 1 Dairy Butter, lb SJc Trash Vegetables at . Wholesale The best Sweet Corn, doKen Be 4 bunches fresh Beets 00 8 bunches fresh RadlNhes 2 heads fresh Celery f- 5 Summer Squash .... Fanov Rlne Tomatoes, banket sweet Peppers, per dozen 'hr Large Egg Plant, each oc Fancy Cooking Apples, per peck ...lfe 3 large heads Cabbage ,'. ..10c CAW TOVB BAOHI AHD , . C7B.AXAm.X8 MOW. 1 Large boxes extra fancy California, berta Freestone Peaches ...L,10 CHABAJrPLXa FO JIIIT f,re mar ket basket, extra fancy Whitney Crabs, fir lllv ner basket 860 Twenty pounds best pure cane Granulated Sugar for 91-00 DOfTT FORGET TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST IT PATH Direct from country. lozen Veal, Ham and Beef L.on.1, ran...iuo I ualiara ruttri Hum can 80 and 4o I r',,K.N.'.vinr WasMnn Powder. 7 for 8 Bennett's CaDitol Sweet Wrinkled Peas 10. uaranteed fresh, I & s Olive Oil 700 ) An if) SttHmns ( t . ...85o and 10 green stamps A . ...lOo and 6 green stamps NEW TRAIN SERVICE via UNION PACIFIC sch::l :r "n primary vote Returns Show Unlit Poll, bat Deci sive Lead for the W Innere In Tneedar'a Cent eel. Take Uirilii, Don't let stomach, liver nor kidney trouble down you, when you ran quickly down tbem with Eleouie -Bitters. Wo. Sold by Beaten Vrug Co Official returns from Tuesday's primary show the nomination on the republican ticket for membership on the Omaha Board of Education of C. E. Parsons. Dr. E. Hul ovtchiner, Henry I. Plumb and Charles R. Courtney. Plumb had na opposition. The men were voted for at large, but it elected, will represent the First. Second. Third ind Fourth wards. The vote . for republican . school board members is aa follows, as canvassed Thurs day by the official board: Paraons 2006 Plumb J-.S1 Schnell .... 1.5T1 Courtney 2.&S2 Holovtchlner .... X.25;iFltch , l.&C Buresh 1.478, John T. Uiiru Jnhrt W Via vr rA c E. Herring, Charles Harding aad W. S. 1 Christie will retiie the first of the year from the board and will be succeeded bv four new members elected from the first four wards. Five retire and four come on, which will make the board a body of four teen. Instead of fifteen, as heretofore. One member will be lost each year until the Blze of the board Is cut to twelve members, one from each ward. Plan Voir Trip Mun. Take advantage of the low 30-diy summer tourist fares to New York City, New Jersey tea shore, New England and Canadian resorts in effect daily via the CHICAGO MILWAUKEE & ST. PALL v RAILWAY. Folders and information free Let us ar range all the details of your trip. City Ticket Office liZi Farnam atreet. Omaha. IT. A. Naah, General Wesura XteuL GRAND OPENING Friday, Aug. 20; Saturday Aug. 21 In Our New Location . A nickel plated drip coffee pot with one can of baking powder. A handsome decorated Japanese large cup and saucer with u pur chase of 50c. A beautiful Japan ese folding fan given as a tsouve nlr, In addition to the tickets or premiums to each purchaser of 50c or over. Come to our opening. Grand Unirn Tea 'Co, ! flia So. iflth St.. son lUock. Kee our window. Have THE BEE follow you on your vacation Notify u before you leave and there will be no interruption in service between your city and out-of-town address. : : : : : ; Writ or Telephone th Circu lation Department THE 15 KK. Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big Keturas. The Bee Reaches All Classes. ronn fob w.- - do una tueir oower te work and youthful vlgoi M R VFC gone aa a result ef oven era or mental exertion should iui OKAT tj NtHVE FOOD PILLS Tbey wlU luase you eat and slei eod be waa again. $1 Boat kozes I2U ay aaatL kxkmajt a MccoiniiLd dbus co. Oer. lata ana Codec Street. OWL Boa OOICTABX. Pot. Ilia aA kUMI lu. OaaaAa. xa THE GAFE ROAD TO TRAVEL. Effective Sunday, August 22, 1909. "The Oregon - Washington Limited" "Will leave' Omaha at 1:00 a. m., ariving at Port land at 8:30 a. in. on the second day. Effcctivo Samo Day Now Local Train Between Omaha and Grand Island Carrying day coaches only, will leave Omaha daily 5:30 p. m.; arriving Grand Island 10:40 p. m. For information relative to Kates, Routes, etc., call on or address CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 FA&NAM 3T. OMAHA, XKBRAflKA. 'Phone: Bll, Dougl" 12H, nd Independent, A -8231. J? A Wedding Ring the Tiffany shspe la the proper kind theae days. We . . .1 1.. .1 if l.r.nl . . I L. I. I . an.l .1.... lT I l.ave the wirier hands, all wldtl.s. Kpend a few min ute in our aiore. Look for the name S. W. Lindsay, Jeweler . ll DOV(iI.AS ITlllIi