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Extra Special Bargains
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SPECIAL OFFER OF WOMEN'S AND MEN'S HOSIERY
Finelmported Hosiery 25c
Fine inijiortcil lisle mF
thread, mercerized and fine cotton allover
lace, liu'e'lioot and fancy figured, wide
Uiemmed tops,
toes.
extra spliced soles, heels and
ml
, Two Specials in Women's Underwear
Women's Union Suits
Lisle and cotton fine ribhed Union Suits, umbrella
and cuff knee .
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' Women's Fioe RibbeJ Cotton and Lisle Vests.
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Low neck and sleeveless . . . . .
49c
25c
Children's Nazareth Style Knit Waists, Worth to 25c, at 9c
(Children's Nazareth style knit waists, all sizes, f
patent tape buttons, worth up to 125c, at, each
SPECIAL OFFERS OF WOMEN'S NECKWEAR
New Dutch Collars, Sailor Collars,
Lace Jabots, Side Frills, Stocks
All the newest creations in crochet, Venise,
cluny lace effects, many CA
worth $1, at, each LoC'DUC
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Special Offers of MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Women's Night Gowns Very pret
tily made of selected fabrics, 14
separate styles of gowns, from a
special purchase, worth up AO
to $2.00, at .....VOC
I Women's Corset Covers Well made
and very nicely trimmed, worth up
! to 50c, .hU "tO
each IOC
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THURSPAY is CHOCOLATE DAY in Sweetland
tThose delicious Bitter Sweets, with fresh fruit and crushed
nut centers, they regularly sell at 40c lb., r
Thursday only, lb.
NEXT SATURDAY in our MILLINERY DEPT., Great Sale
1,000 SHOW ROOM MODEL HATS
From Folgeman Bros & Hirch, 704 Broadway, N. Y.
These' stenning hats are in all colors, including black, white
and champagne. They are trimmed with flowers, fr50
tips, ribbons, etc., , worth $7.50 and up, Saturday.
JEW RAILROAD TO NORTH
t Commercial Club to Ask the Milwau
1 I kee to Build to South Dakota.
, BEWAED OF TEASE EXCURSION
Man jTewr Stallone An l'ornrJiiig
Grain to Omaha and Jobber
Are Selllaa; Nevr Lines
of Good.
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That a railroad ia 'needed between Omaha
find taatern Houth 'Dakota la the opinion
ff the executive committee of the Omaha
Commercial club, from Information gleaned
J on the recent trade excumlon. That it will
! be built -la alao.ttie. opinion ot the com
1 jnlttee.
) After setting forth the benefits to be de
rived from euch av line the trade excumlon
1 committee in a report to the executive ootn
! salttee says;
,"When the committee planned this ti'lp It
! w with the expeotatlon of finding euch
j Irondltions aa outlined and then doing what
I ver might be necessary to improve them.
I We therefoi recommend that the matter
! of a "Milwaukee'' line to connect Omaha
"With the aoutheaatern portion of South
Dakota be taken u with the executive
; liead of that company in the proper way
t the right time. If this In done and an
offer made to give them our assistance In
ecu rinf terminal In this city, we believe
urn a line will ultimately be built."
It ia possible, no those interested in the
project auumf, that the Northwestern
might extend one of ita lines in northeast
ern Nebraska to meet another at Yankton.
However, the Milwaukee territory ia the
one that the Jobbers and manufacturers
are the moat Interested lu at thla time aa
it extectda over a greater area In that sec
tion than the Northwestern.
Although t,he trade boosters have been
home but two weeks, the effect of the trip
la being . felt. New lines are being ln
trodtfced Into the 'territory visited and grain
men report shipment a from many new eta
tlona which never did business with Omaha
In the paat. With a direct line from these
M4nta It la estimated that the volume of
business dona would be Immense. 1
DREXEL'S
ANKLE STRAP
PUMPS
FOR THE CHILDREN
THAT FIT
You mtiBt come to Drexel'B
if you want 'Ankle Strap
Pumps that fit tbe children's
feet. They not only have the
fitting; qualities, but have
the wear and style as. well
serviceable and practical in
every way for summer wear.
We have them for both
street and dress wear alt
leathers welt or turn soles.
THK I'RICKS AKE
Children Sizes
8 to 11.: $1.50
Misses' Sizes
11 to 2 ...2.00
Young Women sizes
2Vi to 6 .$2.50
Bring the children In and
let us convince you that the
above statement is correct.
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pensive Summer Waists Is Here
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. have just opened ' several very charmlnK new styles. Dainty
effects that are particularly jdeasing and showing; more versatility In
design than one tiKtiall.v findi.
Allover Kmliroldery 'alsts Opening In front with a row of
tiny pearl buttons, handsome eyelet design $2.25
lMn Waists With a Fide frill of lace. A beautifully made
model and one greatly admired; the price 'is $2.25
Tlilit Tailored Waists Made of dotted Swiss or striped dim
ities, a number of chic: styles, at $1.75, $2.25 to $3.50
Dutch Xeck Waists With low square Cut neck edged with
wide rows of lace insertion; yoke front, short sleeves; a
cool, comfortable and fetching summer Waist, at... $1,75
I Silk Dresses at $15
Forty-two Dresses In all are here In this lot. Not many of a kind, for
it's a maker's silk remnants made up for us at practically our own
figures. Every dress Is $25 value. There are changeable taffeta
silks In several colorings; also moire silk dresses in black, navy,
white, light blue and lavender. Nearly all have lace yokes
and made in faultless styles. It's a clear saving of ten dol
lars for you; choice
$15
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IX THE BOYS' SECTION' OX SECOND FLOOU.
Pants Knicker Suits
Summer Suits that will strike the fancy of any brisk young boy. They
are made in double breasted style and have two pairs of Knicker
uanta. The materials are good velour, cassimeres, in
blues, grays and all best shades sizes up to 16 years.
Outfit of three pieces for -.-.(,
$3.50
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ANNUAL CONVENTION
National Educational Association
BOSTON $34.00
VIA
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam St. -
ILLINOIS
CEI1TRAL
Tickets on sale June 29th, 30th, July 1st, 2d and 3d. Return limit
July 17th and upon payment of $1.00 limit for return may be extended
until September 15th. .
For tickets, reservations and further information call at City Ticket
Office, 1507 Farnam street, Omaha, Neb.
SPECIAL RATES ACCOUNT OTHER MEETINGS
International Convention Baptist Young People's Union of America,
Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Tickets on sale July 4th, 5th, 6th.
Annual Meeting Grand Lodge, Benevolent Protective Order of Elks,
Detroit, Mich. Tickets on sale July 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
Annual Tournament North American Skat League, Detroit, Mlcb.
Tickets on sale June 8, 9, 10.
Annual Convention Travelers' Protective Association of America,
Chattanooga, Tenn. Tickets on sale June 10, 11, 12.
Very low Homeseekers' Excursion, Florida and the South. Tickets
on Bale first and third Tuesday each month.
For full particulars call at City Ticket Office, 1507 Farnam street,
or write,
SAMUEL NORTH,
District Passenger Agent. Onmha, Nebraska.
jBtfsweamaageBgaJiffjaitg sg imHfmajf
MILK MUST, BE BOTTLED UP
Iraude Aaalast ttturee ftellluK lllk
Kret la liraralalloa Hot t Irs
' forty t'uaiplalala Krail).
The health dspartnieat la niaklni prep
rattuna to war against the supers and
other storekeepers of Omaha Mho sell milk
not bottled. The city ordinance implies
that all milk auld from stores must be
bottled, and It 4s said by inspectors of the
health department that the ordinance ia
being flarautly vtolaU'd.
Deputy lnipector Uossia baa forty com
jialuta ready to file.
J'arststeiit Adverusliif is the Kuad to U!
SUturuak
Hotel Rome
European .
IN THE HEART OF: THINGS
Cor. lGth and Jackson Sts.
Two blocks from leading
department stores and rill
theaters.
ROME MILLER,
FREE! F
$7,000.00 Money Value Prizes
Reliable
Dentistry
AT - -
WPjafL'sJenUJBoonis
fousisting of
Purchase Checks
$25 to $150
According to Merit
ALSO
One Lady's .Watch
One ientlemun'
Watch '
One liUdy's Dia
mond Ring'
for answering thl
REBUS
of . ?te$rZi
!1 1 XWk
And to advertise the
genuine. hand made,
sweet toned
SEOEalTlOK
Piano
and to advertise our
factory-to-home plan
of BelMtiK pianos, and
tho faHteat growiiit;
piano iiittnufucturinpi
(j'.tslneas iu tho United
Ktutt-n.
Mitt!. IDEAL. is
plaviiiK the acrotn
liantment for her two
little Kli'ls' singing.
UNO THK TWO IAT
'1'k.K GIRLS. Mark
llu'lr outline carefully
ultli pen or pencil on
this or a separata sheet
( paper.
Inclose self ad-
LOOKR EAST, BUT IK IT?
TY IT OWCE. Your chance Is just as GOOD us any one elee s.
dressed envelope to guard against answer being misdirected.
Address Dept. II, Segersirom Hfg. Co.,
1808 FARNAM ST. OMAHA, NEBRASKA
r . itrs
ran
DRINK AND OPIUM
Hablta cured by a thorough and scientific course of trrat
Bient, which removes the craving or necesalty for liquor
or drugs, imparts new strength to every organ, and builds
up the general health, proven efficacious by SO years'
use and the ci.re ot more than S50.000 . patlenta. Beware
of Imitations. The a-enume Keeley treatment Is administered in this ststs only at
1W.n teCLET 1WBTITOT11. B5tk aa4 Cass treats, OMAHA., ana.
Every day this week will see new bargain offerings
from the Million Dollar Receiver's Sale of the
If
Thursday will be enc of
the best, if not the best, day
6f the sale. Scores of new
lots just opened.
niundlev'Drv
V.
Many of the very best lots ff F f
are yet to be shown. Don't I ,
miss these Thursday spec- j y
loon
KIT
RUM
ials.
Don't miss
Thursday's
THE RELIABLE STORE
Grand Embroidery Sale
You can '
afford to.
The (Jrcatcsl Kmbroitlory Salt' Hay ven kttotvn In Oinahn, ith till tin pinbrtltlpi'iPH fixin lil'Mll.KV
MILLION DOLLAR AVIIOLKSALK STOCK shown for (IiIn (itatcst of All tircat I-:nilr;llciy Sales at
One-Half, One-Third, One-Fourth Regular Wholesale Prices
liitiitls, KIk'h( (alloiitiN, I'loiiiiclnKH, Allovcrs, IiiNertiiiK") I'-lc.
Finest ISatiste anil Uaby j Finest Nainsook and Swiss j (Choicest of All. Cltoico
Irish Croohet. Knihroideries. j Qualitit's.
Circalest a.sMirtiiifitt, and hinncst values ever offered In Omaha or any oilier city in this or any otiicr
store in the Intnl. The Roods apeak for themselves stronger than nice printed words enn express. .Iti.st !.i't
this mutchless offering Thursday. .
50c Skirt Flouncings 10c.
From 18 to 24 inches in
width, in good patterns
and fine quality of cambric.
$2.50 Flouncings at 98c
Full 45 and ;")4 inches
wide, in very sheer Swiss
and nainsook, and very
latest designs.
10c Insertings Zy2c- All
odd pieces of fancy in
sertings and headings.
20c Embroideries, 5c Fancy
bands and Inserting" of all
kinds.
. . ISatiste and Ilaby Irish Crochet Kmhrolderies, the most popular and finest embroideries made, on sale ut
29c up to 69c a Yard for Galloons Worth 29c up to 59c a Yard for Bands Worth reg
from. 50c up to $1.50 a yard. ularly from 50c up to $1.00 a yard.
18-inch Flouncings, w o r t h 1 22-inch Flouncings, worth! 27 and 30-inch Flouncings
from $1.50 to $2.50 a 'yard
at 79c and 98c
$2.00 to $:5.00 a yard values,
at $1.19 to $1.59
22-inch Flouncings, worth
from $1.75 to $2.75 a yard
at... 89c to $1.29
Allover Embroideries, $2.00 to $4.00 a Yard Values Surpassing any ever before offered
at, a yard ..$1.19 and $1.9S
mrrLLTe Outergarment Bargains 0
Xearly every one of your neighbors, probably you yourself can bear
witness to the very superior values offered in our suit department during tlie
past few days. Hut the next few days there will he even greater bargain ad
vantages to the buyers. Many of the(choiceHt lots remain to be shown. Wed
nesday we're offering Lingerie Dresses that would sell regularly up to $20.00
newest summer styles beautifully trimmed choice $000
375 Dainty Wash Dresses, in
lingeries, linens,, ginghams,
reps, etc., in plain colors,
white or fancies, $12.50 val
ues, at l: $4.95
245 Nobby Tailor Suits
Values to $35.00, in all new
est spring styles, fine wool
fabrics; choice new color
ing;. Thursday at. $14.90
$20.00 and $22.50
Coats; long black
silk, fine coverts
and cravenettes
from St. Joe stock,
at $10.00
$2.00 Long Kimono3
Challies, 1 a w n,
crepe; on sale at,
choice ...... 98c
Saturday Linen
Suits, worth up
to $15.00. $3.95
See window display.
Wash Dress Skirts
$2.00 and $2.50
values, white and
colors, from the St.
Joe stock.. $1.00
75c Dress 'g Sacques
Percale or lawn;
cui sale, at, choice,
only 39c
BIO BARGAINS FRI
DAY All small lots
and remainders will be
closed out In Domestic
Room.
Pretty Tailored
Waists Values to
' $4.00, trimmed
with laces, tucks
and embroideries;
on sale at. .$1.98
Heatherbloom . Un
derskirts; regular
$2.50 values ; on
cale, choice $1.45
Saturday Silk
Dresses, worth to
$25.00, at .$8.75
See window display.
New Millinery Attractively Priced
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Our Magnificent Shoving of the
Clever New Ideas
in the Black and White
Effects
Is creating more favorable com
ment than any class of milli
nery styles we have ever dis
played. All the new effects in
trimmings, feathers, wings,
black and white ribbons, satins,
etc
Hundreds of Trimmed Hats that
are good values to $8.50, al
most endless assortment to
close at. .$2.05 and $1.50
Flowers and Foliage Thous
ands of bunches, worth to
$1.50; on sale JJ5 and 10
Will save you 15 to 25
on millinery purchases.
Extra Specials
in our
Famous Domestic Room
From the Hundley Wholesale Nt k
Yard wide Unbleached '-Muslin,
regular 7o grade. . 4 Ji
Merrlmac Shirting Prints, n". .5
10c Batiste, fast f.Qlora'.". . . .
25c Printed Foulards fine pat
terns, at '''''12H
25c Pongees, silk finished. . wl5
12 Vic and 15c Percales, dark and
light, 36 inch
Yard wide Bleached Muslin, 10c
,value :' QVi
From 0:80 to lO A. M. 100 fino
Quilts, worth $2.00 each (6-quilt
limit), at, each $1.32W
From 2:80 to 8 V. M. One cas.
60 dozen Huck Union Linen
Towels. No. 4787, worth 12lc
each (6 limit), at; each. . .6H
Six other specials for all day.
The July Issue
DELINEATOR
Now on Sale
BUTTERICK
The famous and mosc popular of
all paper patterns. Complete Una
of all summer styles now ready
at 10 and 15k
Summer Fashion Itook . . -25
With Butterick Pattern Free.
High Grade Wash
Goods
From tbe HundUy Wbolatal Stock.
25c fine printed French Organdies,
at 15
18c fine printed French Organdies,
at 12H
15c fine printed French Organdies,
10
50c Diagonal Silk, fine range of
colors 29
50c Ottamans, all colors ... .39k
25c Abberfoyl'a Ginghams. . 15
In the Family
Liquor Dept.
Pure home made Grape
Wine, red or white; per
gallon $1.00
California Port or Sherry Mine,
luart 29S 35S 50
Gallon. $1.00. $1.50. $2.00
Best White Today Grape Wine,
quart 50
Quart bottles high grade H'er
at two for 25c
On Sale Saturday
Men's High Hlass Summer Underwear from the
Hundley Wholesale Stock. Such well known
brands as Harney, lr. Hunters Linen Mesh, Amer
ican Hosiery Co., Iewls & Sterling Goods at
OAK-THIItI ACTUAL AVOHTH.
Sat'day, Leather Goods
From the Hundley Wholesale Slock.
Hand Bags of every conceivable new shape, color
and very best qualities. Their 1010 Holiday linen,
which, on account of receivership, were closed to
us. Watch windows and Friday papers.
Read the Big Special Grocery Sale for Thursday
FiKure what you save by trailing
nt Jlayden's. It means from IS to
i0 per month tin your housekeep
ing experie.
4S lb. sack Diamond H. the great
health flour, made, from tlx finest
No. 1 wheat, for thla aale, per
Back S1.35
18 lbs bent Granulated Sugar .. fl-OO
i hara .Diamond C or Beat 'Km All
tioap 8&
The beat domestic Macaroni, per
pkg
Uromangelon, Jellyoon or Jell-O, per
pkg
10 lba. beat J tolled Break Taut Oat
meal 6 lba. choice Japan Klc S5o
lha. hHt P.ari Kifrn Harlev or
Farina 89a
4 lba. fancy Japan Head Wee.. 350
Urape Nuts, pkg. 10o
The best crlap Ginger Knaps, per
ita 7!vo
The. beat crUp Fretzela, per lb. 6o
41) different kinds assorted Cookies,
per lb 10o
Tall cans Alaska Salmon ...... 10a
Oil or Mustard Kurdlncs. per can 4o
Celluloid Ktarch, pkg. ........ 7Vto
The best bulk Laundry Hiarch. lb. 4o
Kagle, Lewis or Champion Lye, can,
at V .0
Ilex Lye, can So
The. best Golden Haiitoa Coffee, lb.,
at 15o
The beat Tea Sifting, lb 130
Omaha's Greatest Market for rreeh
Vegetables
Fresh Kplnach, per peck g0
6 heads freoh Leaf Lettuce Bo
3 heads fresh Heud Lettuce. . &c
8 hunches fresh Radishes &o
2 hunches fresh Asparagus .... 6c
3 bunchea fresli Turnips 6o
2 hunches freah Ht-ets 6c
i hunches Fresh Carrots sD
Fresh Wax or Green lieans. per
lb , J,40
fresh Teas, per iuart ft.o
Fresh Itlpe Tomatoes, per ID.,, 7 Ho
New I'utatoes, per lb............ 30
We adTlae our customers te put up
mneapplee bow. .
They are bound to advance In
price.
Each 60, T'-nO, 8S0, 100 and 13'-,o
Ver dossil 66c. BOo, too. 11.10 tl38
DON'T
FORGET
TRY HAYDEN'S
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