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SPECIAL BARGAIN GROUPS FROM OUR
GREAT JUNE SALE
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COTJBINATION UNDERGARMENTS
Corset Cover and Drawers or Corset Cover
and Skirt, made in one garment; splendid
quality; carefully selected for this sale.
Lace trimmed; all sizes; worth double
the price Special
Wednesday
45c-69c
Combination Undergarments
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Corsot Cover and Drawer, nnd Corset
Cover and Skirt In one garment; hand-
soniely trimmed, some with
ribbon trimmed yokes; all
Blzos, worth $1.50, at
98c
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Combination Undergarments
Corset Covers and Drawers or Corset
Covers and Skirts, made of the best
materials; elaborately trlmmfcd with
lace and em
broidery, care
fully sized . . . .
$1.45-$1.89
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15c Mercerized Dresj Foulardi at 5c Yard
Sold from the holt; fancy striped, checked and figured
: designs, on light, medium and dark grounds; will,
make pretty waists and dresses washes !
perfectly Sale price Wednesday per JJ1
yard, at .
75c WIDE EMBROIDERIES at 39c Yard
'27-inch fine embroidered Flouncings, Skirtings, also Corset
Cover, Widths; elegant wide galoons and insertions; all
this season's newest designs, many worth 75c a 9Qi
yard, per yard, at '.
50c Flouncings and Skirtings, per yard, at, 25c
18 and 27-inch Fine Nainsook and Batiste Corset Cover
Widths, Etc.; choice, new designs; many worth Of
; 5UP, per : yard, at: . . . . . . .... C
Fine Val. Laces and Insertions, per yard, at, 3c and 5c
Neat, new designs; many to match, and Q,
' many worth up to 10c yd., at . . . . 0L"tlL
fVI.K IIOOK and any l.'c IiitdleV
ournal Pattern.
Most Important Retail Event
ii Recent Years
The Hundley Dry Goods Co. Stock
of St. Joseph. Mo., from the
RECEIVER'S
LIQUIDATION SALE
The sale opened Tuesday with the expected big crowds such bar
gains are sure to inspire.
It was a spontaneous outpouring of people from Omaha and sur
rounding towns who thoroughly enjoyed the fine chanco to save.
The enthusiastic reception given the- sale makes It seem that the
Bennett, efforts to serve you better are splendidly worth while.
Many lines advertised Monday evening remain on sale until closed
out. Other lots oome forward daily at equally Inviting savings, making
It a week of intense bargain Interest.
WOMEN'S $25.00 SUITS.
WOMEN'S $29.50 SUITS.
WOMEN'S $35.00 SUITS.
WOMEN'S $40.00 SUITS.
Unrestricted choice of any colored cloth suit in our mtire depart
ment. The annual $15.00 clearing. The best onewe have ever had,
on account of greater variety and more of the higher priced garments.
All sires, all colors, all can be fitted.
Pongee Silks
Natural shades; 27 inches wide;
semi-rough texture, particularly
suited for summer coats and
dresses Tuesday best silk of-
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White Linen Suitings
with plain an J Grecian borders,
in blue, tan, brown and navy
make smart summer suits,
dresses and coats; regular retail
value, 20c
now at.
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Success
Our Sale is unprece
dented. We couldn't wait on
the people Saturday.
Those two piece suits
for
$20.00
that sell everywhere for
$30 $35
opened the peoples eyes.
They arc hummers.
They won't last long.
Drop jn and be meas
ured while you can make
a pleasing selection-
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The Wonderful Sale of Black Silks
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juni it iei-es ui uigu giuuu uittiii suits, 111 me new wuriu m
5 pieces Peau de Cygnes and Messalines, 1 and $1.50.
2 pieces Silk Back Satin, usually $1.25
5 pieces Lining Satins, 36 Inch, worth $1.25...;,
5 pieces Black Wash Silks, 36 inch, worth 83c.
3 pieces Black Cashmir de Sole, worth $1.00....
20 pieces Taffetas, 19, 27 and 36 inches wide
Shoes
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The Burley & Stevens Factory Surplus
Boys', Youths', Misses' and Children's
at Manufacturer's Cost
We continue the selling of these splendid shoes all week. Heavy
Inroads have been made In the stock, but we still have a complete
range of sizes in each style. . ;
HIGH SHOES, OXFORDS AND ANKLE STRAPS
in patent colt, gun calf, .viol kid, Russia calf; button and lace styles;
also a few cloth top shoes. Entire purchase of 1,500 pairs divided into
two lots . . . ;". i S..
Shoes selling regularly at $1,75 1 Shoes' selling regularly at $2.50
up to $2.25. CCI up to $3.60,
are.
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Here's Your Opportunity
The First Unit of the Crane Creek
Project Consisting of 6,000 Acres
will be Bold on June 14, 1910, at prices that can in no rf
way compare with the producing power of the land. "
Take Advantage of the .
Low Homeseekers' Rates
in effect June 7, 1910
via
UNION PACIFIC
"The Safe Road"
Electric Block Signals .
The Round Trip Rate from Omaha or Council Bluffs to Welser, Ids
on this day will h $32.80.
Ask for Descriptive Literature Call on or Address,
City Ticket Office, 1824 Farnam St
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Bennett's Big Grocery
Wednesday and Thursday Offerings.
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$1.95
WloTKzy to Loan
On residences or business properties.
No commissions to pay.
No renewals required.
Interest rates reasonable.
Loans repayable in whole or in part any day.
Prompt attention assured.
i BuiLding loans, a specialty. -
THE CONSERVATIVE SAVINGS & LOAN ASS'N
1G14 Harney Street, Omaha.
GEO. F. GILMORE, Prest. PAUL W. KUHNS. Secv.
Bennett's Capitol Flour,
per eack f 1.30
Bennet'B Capitol Coffee,
lb. pkK 980
And 30 Stamps
Bennett's Challenge Cof
fee, pound 18o
And 10 Stamps
Teas, large assortment,
pound 58o
And 60 Stamps
Teas, large assortment.
pound 48o
And DO Stamps
Monarch Asparagus,
large can S5o
And 10 Stamps
Bennett's Bargain Soap, 9
bars for SSo
Sterling Gloss Starch, 6
lb. box OOo
And 50 Stamps
Muscatel Raisins, Four
Crown layers, lb. . , lOo
Del. Monte Broiled Mack
erel, can 15o
And 10 Stamps
Hippo Washing Powder.
nine pkgs SSo
Beauty Asparagus, can,
at BOO
And 10 Stamps
Ghlrardelli's Chocolate.
pound tin , . 35o
And 20 Stamps
including pkg. flicks free.
Hartley's Orange Marma
lade Jelly, Jar .. SOo
Dalidet Maraschino Cher
ries for 80o
French Cut Loaf Sugar,
pkg 85o
And 10 Stamps
Limburger Cheese, brick
at 90o
Snlder's Pork and Beans.
No, 2 can 15o
And 10 Stamps
Capitol Country Gentle
. man Corn, can. . . ,110
And 10 Stamps
Capitol Whole Tomatoes,
can lHo
And 10 Stamps
Cornmeal, yellow or
' rilte, 10 lb. sack l8o
Gaillard Imported Olive
Oil
Small bottle 94o
And 20 Stamps
Medium Ivitlle ....450
And CO Stamps
-Large bortle 75o
And 100 Stamps
Franco-American Soups,
tint ran. 20c value. 15o
TJijon French Mustard,
jar, at t vuo
And 10 Stamps
Spinisli Olives, largest
size, pint 25e
And 10 Stamps
Fould's Noodles and Ma
caroni, pkg So
Tacht Club Salad Dress
ing, bottle 950
And 10 Stamps
Turtle Hawaiian Sliced
Pineapple, large can SOo
Queen Cider Vinegar, l.
, . aoo
TaMe
.. 100
bottle
S. W. C. Pure
Syrup, can
Annual Pineapple Sale
Another great shipment of finest Southern Pineapples has just ar
rived. The most select stock that grows is in this lot sweet, luscious
pineapples for cannng purposes.
Each 5 8 and 10 Per dozen, 55 85tf and $1.25
Crate of 48, $2.35 I! Cte of 42, $2.50 II Crate of 30, $3.85
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No Woman's Wardrobe will be com
plete this Beason without a pair or two
of Ankle Strap Pumps or Strap
Sandals.
The prettiest and daintiest Footwear
a woman ever wore.
One, two and three-strap and Cross
Strap Models.
$3.00 $3.50 $4.00 t $5.00
FRY SHOE CO.
"THE SHOERS"
16th and Douglas Sis.
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En'lov the grandeur of snow-capped mountains the frf-Mful pleasure of fertile
llleysthe magnificence and beauty of nature's granuct and most rugged scenery.
A trip on the .
Canadian Pacific Railway
offers a vacation at small" expense to the most talked of and Interesting scenlo
Kpot In the world
Banff, Lake Louise, Field, Glacier
' Here vou will find a perfect revel of enjoyment no other place can offer such an
onuortunity to kodak, hunt, fish, flrlTS, sketoh, clim, botanlse.
FtoteU ire under direct management ot tne Railway Company nnd give unequaled
f Low Summer Tourist Fares Dally to the North
Pacific Coast Cities, June 1 to September 30.
If desired, you may use the Canadian Taclflo In n. direction and any other rall-
!y.LV 'indVelurn from Vancouver. 86 by Canadian Faolflo Steamers. Secure your
AalSKl teanier reservations befr sirrtlng. Send for 'VhalleiiKe uf the Mountain
mud Alaska folder. , .
Tickets lor sale by agents of all railways.
A. O. IUW, Qeneral Agmnt, 233 Month Clark Street, CXICAOO.
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Engraved Stationery
WtJJimg Invitation! Ananctmmnt
Vising Cmrdt
All comet form ia currant tocial tuuaf nsnvad
ia the bM auw and puoUuiuljr aWiwad wba
proinuca.
Embossed Monogram Stationery
ad otkar work esacutad at price iumm tkaa aauaily
pt avail eUewheia. . . , .
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Savings accumulate very fast at Six Per Cent per an
num, interest and fortunes are soon made by the
thrift of saving. Try a savings account with the
Omaha Loan' and Building Association; $1 to $23 per
month accepted and lun sums of not over $3,000. Supervised
by the State Banking Board. Ask for booklet "A" and other
information.
ASSETS, $3,500,000. RESERVE FUND, $64,000.
Address
Omaha Loan and Building Association
16th and Dodge Streets.
B AILEY (EL M ACH
D E N X I S3 . TV S
Seat equipped dental offic In the middle west. Highest
grade dentiatry at reasonable prices. 1'urcalaln filllnga. Just
like the Uolh. All Inuli umenls tarefully sterilised after each
I'uiHJJ FLOOR. r.-XTON BLOCK
Corner 16th and Fa roam Street.
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It's the purest,
s&a It's the best.
Nothing finer
For your guest
ferTS.THE BEER YOU LIKE "Z&l
oCNT HOME
Consumers' DlitrlbuUr
Inhn MittlDP l-.m
322 S. 2th Street fvXV
Doug. 1889, Red 3932
Ind A-H20
irai aiiiii i inirtal
rnnn TflR Weak and nervous men
uuuss who fillll thejl. ,JOWer t0
MFIVFK worlc and youthful vigor
JitIV 'J none aa a result of over
work or mental exertion should taks
GIUV'S NKRVK KOOU PILLS. They
will make you eat and sleep and be a
man ukuIm.
41 Box 3 boxes J2.60 by mail.
EHXaMAW k MoCOWMELL DBUCI CO
CO r. 16th and Sod is Streets.
OWL Diva COMPANY,
Cor. 16th and Harney Bts.. Omaha, Heb.
1IOTKI.9.
I Hotel : MartMp
rway,32dand 333 St j.
NEW YORK CITY
IN THE HEART OF THINCS v J
HIGH CLASS FIREPROOF HOTEL
Handsomely furnished, all outalde
tooml, witU every modern appolntmeut.
ono block from New l eon Dupot, near all
leadiuK department stores and Uieatres.
ROOMS WITH PRIYILECE OF BATH,
$1.50 per Day and Up.
ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH,
$2.50 per Day and Up.
. The Mcheat class of accom
' iLodauons at moderate rates.
The new addition will be completed
oo September lut. giving hotel ca
pacity o( OoO rooua and uu baths.
WeUtair Chandler, Jr MavruassT
There's Price Saving and Safisf action in Every p
Solp KrlllnK
Ascn( In
Ontalm for
Zlon t'itjr and
Flyrla Lacra.
One of Wednesday's Offerings
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THE RELIABLE STORE
Von Cau Uny
Zlon Vltf anil
KlyrU Lacow
Only at
..MAYUK.VM
Wednesday, All the Dress Shirts
and Underskirts From the Big; Filauufacfurer's Sfcc'x
Purchase ai ft.atchleu Bargain Prices
Panama Dress and Walking
Skirts, values to $5.00, na
vys, browns, blacks ami
fancies magnificent bar
gains, at 1.1)5
Dress Skirts, regular $7.50
values, $3.95 Voiles, Pa
namas, serges, in all col
ors, black and white, grt'at
snap, elioice i.U5
Taffeta, French Voile and Panama Dress Skirts, made to
sell at $10.00 and $12.00; all sizes, newest spring styles;
greatest values of the season, at, choice 5.95
$5.00 Silk Underskirts, black
nnd colors, big assortment
of styles, cut long and full,
nt ................ 2.95
xieatnerbioom Underskirts,
Beautiful Dresden Petticoats
all colors, made of Si
mond's best taffeta, $10
values, choice....- S4.95
he kind that sell regularly
nt$L50, at 1.00
Time Sales in Domestic Room
From 9 to 0:30 A. M. Pride ot
tho Farm Muslin; regular Km
grade; 10 yards limit, yd. ..5
I'ri-ni 10 to 10:3O A. M. Genuine
indigo blue Prima; regular price
Cc; 10 yards limit, at, yd. ..3
From 2 to 2:30 1 M. 1 case
72x90 Sheete; regular prire 59c;
six sheets limit, each ....35
From 2:30 to P. M. 12V4C
I'nioii Linen Huck Towels; vt?ry
large and heavy;5 pair to cus
tomer, at, each 8
From 3:30 to 4 1. M. Thistle
down, bleached muslin; regular
priro 8 He; 10 yard3 limit, per
yard, at .474
In Our Popular Family Liquor Department
Ture Callfonurt (iriipe Wine- i Homo Made (.rupe Wine
Port or sherry, on sale, per pure, fine flavor; red or
qt., at . .29 35 and 50 wbjte Very, special value
Gallon.. $1 851.50 and Jfj I per gallon ........ i 81.00
Quart Jtottles High tirade lleei 2 for. .25?
Sasd Ths Grand Special Jans Grocery
Opening; Bala Wsdnsaday
It's Kaydan'a for Qunllty and Low
Prices.
IS lbs. best Granulated Sugar . 81.00
8 bars JJInmonil C or Heat 'Kin All
Soap, for. .aeo
4S-lb Hack Best High 1'at.unt Flour
now at $1.35
The best Wlilte or Yellow Cornmeal,
per Hack 12 jc
6 lbs. HeHt I'earl Tapioca, Sago, liar
ley or Farina B5o
6 lba Choice Japan like SSo
The best Ijmiie-itic Macaroni, pkg., So
K. C. Corn Flakes, pkg VVaO
Urape-NiitH, pkg lOo
Fruens' Wheat Flakes, pkg. . . .7Vo
3 cans l.avallne, the great magic
cleaner, for v 10c
Oil or Muatardr Sardines, can ,..,.4o
Tall cairn Alaska Halrnon lOo
2-lb. cans Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn,
now at 7a
2-lb. cans Wax, String, Ureen, l.iu..t
Beans, for 7Ma
Fresh Vag-etables Down Again.
Fresh Spinach, peclt ........Bo
6 bunches Fresh Radishes ...60
4 bunches Fresh Leaf Lettuce ...60
5 bunches Fresh Qnionc Bo
3 bunches Fresh Asparagus . ...lOo
2 bunches Fieni Pieplant Bo
l.argu Cucumbers, each , ,...60
Frelv Wax or Urceu lleuns'.lb. . .7o
Fresh ireen Peas, u,uart . . . . . . .VHo
Kreah. ileeis or curmis, buiiyo)
Fancy itlpe Toinatocs, lb. . ... . .7'io
New Potatoes, lb 9ViO
Continuation of Big" Pineapple Bale
A carload In Conslgumeat.
Buy Now for Canning,
A special carload, shipped to us
direct trom the grower, to sell for
him on consignment. Tills will be
tho greatest bargain that wllK.be f
lered this season In Pineapples. We
advise you to buy now. They are
extra fancy. Juicy and sweet. hor
Tuesday opening sale and While the
car lasts, we will sell them
Kach 60, 7o, 8'mO, lOo and lS'io
Dozen.. 660. 8O0, Poo, $1.10 and 91.38
Per crate of 4H size fa. 35
Per crate of 42. else. .. ,...,.. .93.60
Per crate of 36 size,... 83.75
Per crate of 30 size $3.75
All you want while the car lasts.
We will not sell to. dealers, commis
sion, house or. brokers' at this special
sale,
Fresh Vegetables Down Afaln for
Tuesday.
! E0i'.t Try Hayden's First 1'.,,
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WILL BE THE OPENING DAY OF THE GREATEST
SALE OF SEASONABLE DRY GOODS EVER
HELD IN OMAHA.
Great Quantities of Merchandise
FROM THE RECEIVER'S SALE OF, THE
OF THE
HUNDLEY DRY GOODS GO.
ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI
Will be placed on sale at Most Astounding Bargain Prices.
WATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING'S PA
PERS FOR PARTICULARS AND PRICES.
DON'T FAIL TO LOOK OVER' THE
OFFERINGS FOR THURSDAY. .
All classes of clean, seasonable Dry Goods will be
priced on this and every other day of the sale at business
compelling low figures. . .
foroctTRY MYDEN'S FIRST?
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July 18, 19 and 20
Associated Ad Clubs
Meet with America's business creators
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Potatoes, Lawn Grass,, Flowering Bulbs, Etc
Why waits time and money planting H
doubtful seed wben you can buy seeds ,ai U
rrnv frr.m fi
THE NEBRASKA SEED COM PAN
1813 Howard Street ' Telephone Douglas ISJ
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