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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1910)
TT1K HKK: OMAHA. AVKDNHSDAV. JUNE P. 1010. l3.TBsflJ-'lw'mtMl!rj,t n a a a n a a NO LET UP TO THE CROWDS AND NO LET UP TO THE BARGAINS FROM THE Million Dollar Rocoivcr's Snlo Of the Von aro absolutely certain of fnrrfrt atyle1 In every garment you bnjr at IlrandHa Store. Til' TTUt r.iv iv r l if I i 12 a m n n m 'B tt t wm'tuxmmimiumi,mtii iiiwb ..u-k Jt J lU ill Ul J I 8 TP .r- r l Ei! Mm I vat, IV? serges, made to soil up to $.''0.00, at Wednesday '8 Special Offers Women's Lingerie Dresses Stunning new arrivals in those dainty white and col ored lingerie dresses, some with pretty Dutch necks, manv are beautifully trim ined," $125-$15 WHITE SERGE SUITS Also the new hairline suits, very fashionable this sea son, splendidly tailored high quality $1Cl I Women's Colored Batiste Fancy Bordered Dresses These dresses have dainty woven design waists and skirts pretty novelty for summer wear; in all colors; $ 50 Asi made to sell op to $1!).00, at. WOMEN'S PRACTICAL NEW WHITE SERGE SKIRTS at $5.00 Made of good quality heavy serge with plaited gores. These are extremely well tailored and $T make fine serviceable skirts for summer wear, at v Women's and Misses' Raincoats in Our Basement These oorts are in all sizes for women and misses they are rain proof and the stvles up to date. There are some $193 . ... extraordinary bargains in this lot, at. 18 and 22-inch Fine Embroidered Flouncings, Insertions, Corest Cover Embroideries, Bands and Galloons New arrivals, all choice new designs many r 5 C worth 50c two bargain squares at, yard. . Fine French and German Val. Laces and Insertions Dainty new designs with insertions to match many worth 10c up, at, yard 5 c Women's Embroidered Partly Made Robes Fine imported French and Swiss embroidered, partly made robes, of batiste and Swiss fabrics, elegant designs with embroidered flounces, trimmed effects, etc. white and dainty colors, some worth $C98 $Q $lf $150 as high as $20.00 each, at D J- H- 3 Fine Irish Embroidered Robes Soft linen finish cambric white and colors, perfect fitting seven-gore Q C skirts, worth up to $9.00; partly made; at. . . . - ? 66 1 PP Gas Service JndusiriaJ Gas: There was a time when the words "Industrial Gas" meant nothing to the manufacturer. Today it means much and is daily coming to mean more. It means that gas is available for power in tho factory and for any process requiring a steady heat, a high heat or a heat that is constantly under abso lute control. . It means that in many manufacturing processes by using GasM power may be generated and heat obtained more surely, more readily and more cheaply than by any other method. t Expert salesmen are at the desposal of Omaha manufacturers. The advise of these men is valuable,, unbiased and free for the asking. Send for one and tell him your needs. He can save you money. i Omaha Gas Company 1.4 . If this is the best location for you, now is the time : ' to' gTasp the opportunity, and apply at once. ' Apply to R: W. BAKER, Supt., Bee Business Office. 1 1 f L& VJU UVi27. TltMUXi STAMPS KVKHV WITH IU ItCHASKS Barefoot Joy There Is nothing a child will enjoy mure, (IiuImk (lie Hummer Hoaron, than a pair of Burefont Sumlala. I'ool hikI ensy on Hie foot and lined with a soft, porous leullier. K'lrefant Snndal for children grov more popular every summer We are showing several of the best styles. In all allies. Tliev arp Inexpensive comfort. $1.10 $1.35 $1.50 1'rovlde the children with Barefoot Handaln and let them enjoy a full meuaure of summer comfort. FRY SHOE CO. TIIKSHOERS ' 10th and Douglas Streets. II I K A Marvelous Silk Purchase FROM THE HUNDLEY D. G. CO. LIQUIDATION SALE 5(5 pieces of yard wide silks, brought forward for the first tiAie now and on sale Wednesday. It's the biggest thing in silk values ever brought to town. Yard Wide Satins Yard Wide Taffetas Yard Wide Moires Yard Wide Messalines Yard Wide Bengalines Yard Wide Ottomans Values $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 a Yard. You will find among them every good shade now fashionable and plentv of black iu various weaves. Did vou see them in the window? They have created uncom mon interest. "Wednesday the entire pur chase on sale at, yard. . . . ; sir Ei h n B 1 ou see mem r 49c: Facing Farnam Street on the ground floor T The ibest location in Omaha for many lines of business is1 opposite tho Court House and next to the City Hall. Jt is very seldom that it is possible for you to get one of the ground floor rooms in THE BEE BUILDING ' The entrance It Juat west of the main entrance of the building; It has an entrance from the court aa well. The , building furnUhea heat, light, water and Janitor aervice. The building U flre-proot and there la a large brick vault, ao you can cut out your insurance expense. The room will be remodeled and redecorated to suit the tenant. The space can be arranged to give tenant 1,850 square feet If aeslrsd. BAILEY MACH D E N T I S3 T S n at , .nulnni1 dental riffle In tk. mlrUu - - hil..i trade dentlatry at rtasuntblt prices. Porcelain flliinga, Juat lika tha tuolh. All InatruiuauU carafuliy aiarkllxnd aft.r a. n iVllKU FIXK)R. TAXTO BLOCK Corner 16tb and Farnam &tret. Violins Examined Free of Charge at Hospe's Store If you are tne owner of na old or new VIOLIN, here is a chance of a lifetime to find out exactly what make and value your instrument has, for the well known Violin Ex pert, Prof. Vanderveken, of Brussels, Belgium, will give Certificates free of charge to all Violin owners today and tomorrow from 2 to 4 P. M. He will also be pleased to show you his fine collection of genuine old , Italian and French Violins. Come today and bring your friend along. A. HOSPE CO. 1513 Douglas Street, OMAHA, NEB. : June Sal I CUT CjT Li A. S S ijj Several thousand pieces of the highest grade Cut Glas3 produced H In America. Most of them are samples used by traveling sales men. Abou t a dozen different makers' lines are represented featuring the newest patterns of the year. The prices average close to half the actual value of the goods. Ten big tables down the main aisle of the second floor leading to the crystal booth at the extreme end forms the most en hancing exposition of scientlllating Cut Glass ever assembled in this city. Each table is filled with miscel laneous pieces all at one price to facili tate the choosing. The savings are self evident. An opportune time for select gifts for June weddings or to replenish your own supply. TAKLK 1. TAHLE 2. TABLE 3. TABLE 4. TABLE 5. Values to Values to Values to Values to Values to J1.50 $1.75, $2.00 $2.98. $3.75, 50 75 81.00 S1.50 81.98 TABLE C. TABLE 7. TABLE 8. TABLE 9. TABLE 10. Values to Values to Values to Values to Values to $5.00, $7.00. $10.00, $12.00. $15.00. $2.50 $3.98 $4.98 $6.50 $7.50 Wednesday Is Notion Day Darning Cotton per spool 1 Dress Shields nain sook ' 10J Hose Supporters, for women and children, per pair. . J .'. . .10 Machine Thread, 200 yards, all numbers black or white two for --5 Bunch Tape, assorted widths, bunch . . .5 Finishing Braid, all colors and white two bolts for.... 5 Pins, per paper. . . 2 Skirt Braid, mercerlzeTl black only per bolt 5 I lf DRINK :J& S II Liquid I k Sunshine ) N THE BttRYOULIKC mV I (Vjl HAVE A CASE S CNT ) M j5jr CONSUHEBS DIST1IWJTEI John Nittler 1 . If) 3224 So. 2llh Street DOUQ. 1889, RED 3933 7 U i a I in A Box of Stationery 24 Sheets; 24 Envelopes; g 10c, 25c, 35c ami 50c llfC values, at It's the last lot from our recent purchase. The values are so good that over 1,000 boxes were sold last week. The papers are linen, bond and satin wove, In artistic decorative boxes. $15 Women's Tailored Suits The pick of the stock at You'll find a pleasant surprise awaiting you. Suits that cost more than $25.00 to make 1n New York and top-notch styles at that. Fine serge and worsted models in best shades, that were $25.00, $29.50, $35.00 and $40.00 any at $15.00. (White only excepted.) Children's Sample Shoes 1,500 pairs of school shoes and dress shoes for hoys, youths, little men, misses and children. A great variety of different styles patent leathers, gun metals, vici kids, cloth tops, etc. button and lace effects; values $2.25 to $y.0U a pair. 1 Boys' shoes, many styles, size 4.. .... . Youths' shoes, many styles, size 12. . . . little men's shoes, size 10. Misses' shoes, several styles, size 13Mj. Children's shoes, several styles, size 10.1 All in two lots, $1.55 and $1.95. , Bennett's Big Grocery BALES rOB WEDNESDAY AMD THURSDAY S195 1 DRINK PURE HOME-MADE GRAPE WINE RED OR WHITE $1 Per Gallon 8 year old straight whiskies, per full, quart . ...Sl.oo, per gallon. .. ,S 3.00 Mail ud Talephona OrOara Promptly Tlllad. CACKLEY BROS. WINK MERCHANTS 191 . lath St. Opp. T. O. BoUi Fhonaa Bennett's ExcelHlor Klour per Hack 1-V0 Anil 60 atampa Bennett's Uolden Joffpe. pound S6o Ana au Mianip Bennett's Reliable Cof fee, pound 300 And 30 stamps Teas, assorted, 11). ...68o And 75 stamps Teas, assorted, lb 4B0 And 60 xtanip" Tea SlfUnBS. lb. pkK. 19o Keystone lye. tin can 8 So Nectarines, Evaporated, delicious as apricots for pips, per lb 100 Diamond Crystal Table Halt, 14 lb. sack 300 Spratt's Puppy Cakes, per pkR 30o Dennett's Capitol Mince Meat. 4 for 86o Corn Meal, yellow or white, 10-lb. sack.. 18o Del Monte, broiled Mack erel, ran 15o And 10 stamps Jap Rice. 7o quality & lba 250 Nutlet Peanut Butter. 10c jars. 2 for ISO Beauty Asparagus, can lor aoo And 10 stamps Hartley's pure oranee Marmalade Jelly ...SOo DaliUlt Maraschino Cher ries. 35c bottle ....SOo French Cut Doaf Sugar. per pkg 850 And 10 stamiis Snldcr's Pork and Beans, large can aoo . And 20 stamps Queen Cider Vlneaar. ot. bottle aoo Country Gentleman Corn per can llo Ana iu stamps Plralllll Picklx. (jt. . .20c And 10 stamps Walker's Chill Con Carnl I'Oc cans for 15o Galllnrd's (Hive Oil small .bottle 84o And 20 stamps Walaer a Hot Tomule. luc cana lor 7o Giulianis ulive Oil ineulum boctlu 46o And 40 stamps Gaillard's Olive Oil la rue bottle 75o And 100 stamps Ghlraruelli I'owdeieJ Chocolate. H-lb. tin SOo And 10 stamps Lobster, Kisliig bun brand, can 8So Marshall's Kippered Her ring, can aoo And 10 stamps Macaroni, Star and Cres cent, S pkgs 85o And 10 stumps Franco-American Soups, pint can, -Uc value.. ISo De Jan French Mustard, lor 80o And 10 stamps Sterling Gloss titarch, 6-1 b. box &Oo And AO stamps Hippo Washing Powder. 10 pkgs. for SSo r.nrtTk FOR nl nervoue men uuu 1 WIV who find their power to MFRVFK work and youthful vigor l'1-11 guna aa a result of over work or mental exertion should take G KAY'S NKKVK FOOD PIL.LS. Thsy will make you eat and sleep and be man anal't. , 1 Box S bo4s I8 60 fey utll. KXBMAJT k KoOORKIlU DBUO) CO CO r. leth mat Dode atreets. owl cmuo ooatxAjrr. Cor. lttU and Barney Bts Omans, t,o. The paper that goes to the homes brings advertisers the best returns. a c, s 5! ii i II Get off at Omaha Sixth Annual Convention July 18. 19 and 20 Associated Ad Clubs '. Meet with America' business creators WRITE OMAHA AD CLUB FOR PROGRAM 3 Hundley Dry Goods Company IU1 Men's Shoes, Mon'n Tien, MMi" Hosiery, About Half yy EKTs THE RELIABLE STORE riremnn's SiKiint Itranri I niroiin Shirt, IteKiitar $1.50 Values $1.00 Here's Garment Bargains for Wednesday That Will Make Our Suit Department the Busiest Spot In Omaha 400 Long Summer Coats $13 nml $18 values, iu pongees, .moires, chiffon, broadcloths, etc. All colors, Wed- 7 QC nesdny, at yiUU 750 DRESS SKIRTS FROM THE NEW YORK AND ST. JOE STOCKS Dress Skirts in fine pana m a s, b 1 u,e s, brown, black, values to $7.50 all sizes newest styles, at .... 2.Dr i Skirts French taffeta Dress In voile and serge white, black and colors, val ues to $10.00 on sale, choice at .... $4.95 Wash Dresses Made of union linens, ginghams and lawns, all colors and sizes, values to $7.50, choice $3.95 Misses' Wash Dresses In all col ors, new styles, values to $5.00, sizes 14, 16" and 18 years nt $1.95 You'll find it impossible' to match f these values. AW Villi If 10c and 12c Batiste and Or gandies . . . 5 10c Perrales, fine colors . . 7J 12c Percales tor 10 12ric Black Sat eens .... 8?i 25c Ramie Cloth at 1Q 15c Linen Finish ed Suitings, at 784 25c Linen Fin ished Suitings, at 10 18c Bath Towels, at 12K 15c Bath Towels. t 10 $1.75 Bed Spread princess, at $1.25 Wednesday's Specials From the Great Hundley Stock In Our High Grade Linen Department Bed Spreads for $1.25, hemmed crochet, full size, worth $2.25, Wednesday, each .... $1.25 Bed Spreads for $1.98, irlnged heavy assorted .patterns, worth $4.00,, Wednesday, each, '; $1.08 Towels for 16c, hemmed or hemstitched, extra large, and worth 29c, Wednesday, each, Tftt 15 Lace Dresser Scarfs 63c, 20x54, fine quality, worth $1.00, at, Wednesday, each .... 63 llor ten sia Bod Spreads, worth 11-75 -$1.30 Sterling 1'illow Cases, 4 2x36 reg. price 15c, at 12H 10c Bleached Muslin. 7$ 8c Breached Muslin . . 10c Unbleached Muslin.. 7H Shirting Prints best made. 5 6ic Cotton Crash .... 5 12c and 15c White Goods, at yard .... 10 81x90 - Seamless Sheets, worth 1 C8d 72x90 Seamless Sheets .. 48 Just Four of the Many Matchless Of ferings in Snowy Undermuslins Offe in Wednesday's Sale From Hundley Wholesale Stock. Combination Suits at 49c regular values to $1.25, pret tily trimmed with laces, great snap, nt, choice 49c Combination Suits, worth to $3.00, striped or plain cam bric and nainsook, lace and embroidery trimmed... 98c Ladies Cambrio Drawers prettily trimmed with ,en broideries, a regular G9c val., at 25c Gowns Worth $2.50-Cambric or nainsook, all styles, cut long and full, great snap at 98c Ladies' and Children'3 Gauze Vests, regular 15c values, all sizes nt 4Vc Drapery, (lets and Allover Laces From the Hundley Stork All the Point Paris Nets and Lace Allovers on sale in four lots v 19. 29. 49. 79 Vd. Irisli Crocl-t, l'lauen ami Ven ice Allovers, at 98. $1.59 nd $2.29 Vd. Valuta u.o ecjual of which were never before shown in any Omaha store. LADIES' BELTS From the Ilandlejr Stock All Nilk Girdle Kelts, sold regu larly up to 50c, on sale at 10 All Klasdc Holt that are slU regularly up to 75c, go on nalu at, choice . . . "," JUiiieniler We Have I lie 1.x t'lusive Hale of tlm ZIOX CITY and El.Vltl A WASH LACKS FOIt OMAHA And you ran buy these goods from us only. See thos pecials Wednesday, yardO?, 5 and 7H Read ihe Big; Special Grocery Sale for Wednesday figure what you nave !' trndlnx nt Huyden'H. It means from ." tu $10 per month ou your hoUHekeep- 48 lh. Back Diamon.l M. th Krat health lour, made from IIih flneHt No. 1 wheat, for thin Bale, per Hack J1.35 IK llm hent Oranulated SuKar .. 91.03 K bam Ijiamond " or Hat 'Km All Hoau 8o The beat domestic Macaroni, j.er pkK 60 BrmnanKelon, Jellyron or Jell-O, per pkj? 'Wo 10 lbs. bet Holled Hreakfaat Oat meal t lbx. beat I'earl Sago, I-'arlna C IhM. choice Japan IUce . 4 lb. fHiiry Julian Head Crape Nuta. pkK Tlie bent ci-Imp OliiKer lb The bent crlp lJref.ela 850 Ilarley or aso B5o Hlce.. 9So ....... 100 Hnapa, per 7'vO per lb. 6o 40 different kind BHHorted l-'oukleM. per 11 lo Tall can Alaaka Halinon ...... lOo Oil or Muatard Hardlueu, per can 4a DOW'T FORQUt TRY IIAYDEII'S FIRSTS Celluloid Htarrh. pkK 7'40 The beHt bulk Laundry Starch, lb. 4o Kajrle, I.ewln or t'haiupion Lye, can, at V ,o lux. I. ye. can eo Tli bent i 1 1 ile n Santos Coffee, lh , at i6o The heat Tea SlftliiKH, lb 12 rO Omaha's Oraateat Market (or Tfuh V(tabl Freah Spinach, per perk , Bo fi hvada freali Leaf Lettuco , Ao 3 h.-aila fresh Head Lettuce bo ft bunrhea freah itadinhea fi0 t bunchra freah Aaparagua .... Be 3 bunchea freah Turnlpa Bo 2 biiiu'hea freah Heel a Bo 2 bunches Freah Carrota Bo Freud VN'ax or Ureen Beana, per lh 0 Freah t'eaa, tier quart 740 Freah Hlpe Tomatuea, per lb... 7o New fotatoeH, per lb fl'-io We adTlae onr imatomera to pat up ' Pineapples now. They are bound to advance in price. Each 60, 740, 8'io, 10o and 13U.0 far dosea 6 So, 8O0, too, 91.10 91 as V L. y Read The Bee for All the Sporting News J Hi.,,1 IH'IW.s.iiiii i.irT.y Y r