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THE BKE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JITNE 21, 1910.
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SPECIAL
BARGAIN DAY
We have prepared great bargain lota, which go on Bale Tuesday
for tbe first time. Every item mentioned here la-an extra special
bargain. '
AN EXTRA SPECIAL TUESDAY BARGAIN.
,We place on sale Tuesday 800 bolts of double fold imperial
madras shirting, made to sell at 15c a yard, in stripes and
woven patterns blue, gray, tan and brown at the ex
traordinarily low price of Gc. Nearly one yard wide,
' fast color. It is only because we bought this larfe quantity
from a dealer who needed the money that we are nabled to
offer this splendid Tuesday bargain. The goods have been
on dis play in one of our show windows. There &
is bound to be a big demand, but we believe
there will be enough to last all day at, yard . . .
On Bala la Baaement.
Boy Your, Wash Fabrics for Summer Dresses Tuesday
. A spot cash purchase of thousands of yards all this
season's choicest wash fabrics, bought from a great east
ern mill. The greatest bargain even known in up-to date
' summer wash fabrics.
Here are 25o 40-inch wide linweaves, plain and fancy de
signs finest batiste in floral, Dresden, figured, dots, etc.
new printed lawns, voiles sold r Hi onr! 1 fl
from the bolt at, yard. 31. 1 2t dllU 1UC
Basement.
12 Jc White Goods from the Bolt at 6ic Yard
."White madras, white striped and checked dimities, Leno
striped J awns, fancy white pique and Jacquard effects
for waists, dresses and children's wear sold
from the bolt at, yard
Baaamant.
6V2c
18 and 22-Incvh Fine Embroidered Flouncing, Skirtings,
Corset Cover Widths, Wide Bands, Galloons.
Two bargain squares piled high with choice new designs
worth up to OUc a yard at, f r E
IJt'JU
yard.,.
10c LACES AT 5c YARD
Fine French and German Val. laces and insertions, also
fancy wash laces all kinds and many to match (J
worth 10c yard at, yard .OC
.Women's fine rib
bed union suits
umbrella lace
trimmed knees
all sizes; JQp
special, ea. . v
Women's fine
bed vests and
pants, regular
and extra sizes;
special,
rib- (Women's and men'p
fine cotton and mer
cerized lisle hosier-!
allover lace and em
broidered boot pat
terns, also children's
ribbed hosiery
worth up to
25c, at. pair.
15c
Great Cut Glass Sale
1.800 PIECES IN BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
SUITABLE FOR JUNE WEDDINGS. ETC.
All elegant, new designs
from jhe very best cutters;
rich, brilliant, new pat
terns, in the most desir
able pieces, in all sizes
at actually one-half price
Tuesday and Wednesday.
ALL THE CUT-GLASS
Worth Up to.
$3.00 at. . .
$1.00
ALL THE CUT GLASS
Worth Up
$6.50 at...
."$2.50
ALL THE CUT
Worth Up
$15.00 at. .
GLASS
to..$7.95
BIG SALE OF
DINNER
89 new patterns to se
lect from? all new and up-to-date
designs which will
be carried by us in open
to come. You may replenish your set at
stock for years
any -time.
One-fifth off on all Coalport, Dresden, Royal Doulton,
Minton, Hoynl Worcester, Royal Crown Derby, Irish Bel
leek, llaviland, Pouyat, O. D. A. and an immense stock of
domestic patterns. '
A Special Discount of 20 Per Cent
on Our Entire Line of Dinner Sets
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liase. Get them when through shoiiifinir.
Extra Special Bargains Just for
Tuesday
A aerieg of strong crowd-compelling attractions on seasonable good'
that marks Tuesday as one of the week's best sale days.
MANCHESTER CAMBRIC Every woman knows the ma
terial. Comes in best plain colors, absolutely fadeless under any con
ditions, 10c and 12 qualities for 5
STRIPED MADRAS All white grounds with colored
stripes, 33 Inch goods, for dresses, boys' and children's wear, 25c anTi
.30c regularly, for 15
BEST GINGHAMS Well known lines such as Toile do.
Nord, A. F. C, Red Sea?, Zephyrs, Bates Seersuckers, 12 c and 15c
goods, for 7?i
NATURAL PONGEE SILKS Also four shades of blue,
lavender, pink, green, reseda, navy, Jasper and black worth 59c a
yard, for .. 29
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS-Many thousand of yards,
all new desirable colors and patterns. Most wanted silks for summir,
such as Peau de Cygne, Foulards, Messallnes, Taffetas. We promise
you a surprising bargain in this lot, 75c and $1 silks, at 39
EMBROIDERY FLOUNCINGS-18 and 27 inch widths for
summer dresses and under garments, large quantities, elaborate pat
terns, including 2 2 inch allover embroideries, 45c and 50c goods, at,
per yard 25
WIDE SILK RIBBONS-All silk Me'ssalines, Moire silks.
and Taffetas, in every conceivable shade and white and black, 6 inch
widths, worth 35c and 40c, at ' 15
SUMMER NECKWEAR Real Princess Lace Jabots and
Lingerie Neckwear, worth 75c to $1.00 each. On Tuesday tables, at,
25i
Isn't Much
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Yet it's a great deal when you
pay it out for a pair of men's
snors that are worth no more
and for all you know until you
have worn them a week a great
deal less.
Our customers never take such
chances when they buy a pair of
Our $3.50
Specials
for Men
Every pair has more than
$3.50 value to them, and our
guarantee is your money back
If you are not satisfied.
Patent colt, velour and box
calf, vici kid. AH the new and
latest lasts. 1
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam St,
each for.
Tuesday Bargains Linens and Domestics
BLEACHED TABLE LINEN A
good heavy quality, not all linen,
but the 59c grade, for ... -35
ALL LINEN NAPKINS 17 inch
fast edges, $1.25 quality, at, per
dozen 75c
HICK TOWELS Red border, the
large size, 22x46 inch, for IOC
WHITE GOODS Checks, stripes
and figures, 25c goods, for .5c
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BLEACHED CAMBRIC Sort
Nainsook finish, (12 yards limit)
15c goods, for 10c
BLEACHED SHEETS Heavy
69c quality, 9-4 size 50c
HEMSTITCHED PILLOW CASES
25c quality, for 16
SILKOLINES Entire stock 12 Vic)
line, at yard 7 'is
A Sale o! Lawn Dresses
200 TO GO AT
NINE O'CLOCK
We want to give you ample time
to get here for the first lots, all
new fresh dresses, of white lawn,
neat pink, blue, and black floral
patterns, pleated bottom, waist,
neck and cuffs lace trimmed, low
neck, short gleeves, sizes 34 to
42, a lot we secured to sell out
rapidly in one of these famous 9
o'clock sales. Fine $5.00 values,
choice, at 'F '-
Pongee Coats, long semi-fitted
styles, satin trimmed, worth $20,
for $10
Long Crepe Kimonos, in floral and
Chinese designs, satin band trim
ming, $1.50 values, at . .$1.00
House Dresses, light colors, neat
blue and black shepherd checks
and nurse stripe effects, splendid
bargains, at . . . $1.00
Persian Lawn Lingerie Waists,
with allover embroidery front,
tucked sleeves, usually $2.00,
Just for Tuesday $1.25
Girls' Lawn Dresses, dots and ring
dot patterns, low neck, short
sleeves, pink, blue trimming with
embroidery at $1.75
Men's Two Piece Suits
Dry cr Steam Cleaned
$1.25
There Is no cleaning more sani
tary or efficient than dry clean
ing; it opens the pores of the
goods, removes all dirt, grease and
stains, destroys all germs, and
leaves the garment with its origi
nal luster and finish.
- We have the largest and best
equipped cleaning plant in the
middle west, and do the biggest
business. There's a reason Satis
fied Customers. Try us.
THE PANTORIUM
"GOOD CLEANERS AND DYERS"
1313 Jones Street.
Phones: Doug. 963; Ind. A-316&I
N.B. Out -of-town business re
ceives prompt attention.
Tuesday Bargain Extra in Children's Shoes
Boys' Oxfords Tan calf, dull
leather, vici and patent colt; sizes
3V6-4. worth to $3.50, at $1.75
Boys' Hlgli Shoes Patent colt,
leather and vici blucher and lace
styles, sizes 3 on C, D and E
last, $3 and $3.50 shoes, at $2
louthV Shoes All leathers. $2.25
and $2.50 values $1,331,
Girls' Ankle Strap Pumps Choco
late kid and' Russia calf, sizes
8 to hVs; all $2.00 to $3.50
values $1.48
Misses' High Shoes All leathers,
sizes 13 and 13 Vs! all $2.50
values $1.45
Children's OxblootI Pumps Sizes
&Va to 2, worth $1.50, at..75k
National fidelity &
Casualty Uldg.
12th and Farnam Streets.
In canter of Omaha's bualneea dis
trict where wholeaala meet retail.
Moat desirable offloee.
NATIONAL FIDELITY &
CASUALTY CO.,
Accident, Fidelity, Surety Bonda,
Plata Olaaa, Burglary, Liability.
The Strongest Fidelity and
Casualty Co. of the West.
The Hale of Bankrupt Jewelry from the Illinois Jewelry Co. con
tinues all this week. Half price and less on Watches and High Grade
Jewelry of all kinds.
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Hotel Rome
European
IN THE HEART OF THINGS
Cor. 16th and Jackson Sts.
Two blocks from leading
department stores and all
theaters.
ROME MILLER.
Selling . Agents
for the
Celebrated
Hall-Horrhcrt
lress Forms.
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THE RXLIADLE STORE
Sole Oinnha
Helling Agents
for Zlon City
niiil Klyria
Yah Lace.
Tuesday is Bargain Day
In Omaha's Ousiost Suit Department
And here's some rousing; specials for Tuesday that should
make it a very busy day indeed.
Beautiful Silk Dresses Regular values
up to $18 foulards, taffetas, etc.,
in all sizes and very latest styles
greatest bargain of season, .$3,05
Jap Silk Waists Well
worth $4.00 black or
white, all sizes, on sale
t 81.05
Wash I'nderskirta
Worth to $1.50 in
zephyrs and ginghams,
at 70
WASH DRESS SKIRTS Deautlful new styles In colors and
$2.50 values, at
Dainty Wash Drosses Values up to
$10.00, in fine white and colored
lingerie chambrays, dimities and
tweeds, all sizes, at $-1.93
Long Crepe Kimonos
Dest assortment for se
lection, very special,
at Sl.OS
white regulnr
$1.19
Specials for Tuesday in the Domestic Roolif
12 c Organdies, at, per
yard 7JS
18c Organdies, at, per
ard lOtf
25c Organdies, at, per
yard 12H
120 Percales f or 8 H
25c Ramie Cloth, at,
per yard 1Q
15c Linen Finish Suit
ings, at, yard . .7H
Bed Spreads, hemmed,
crochet, tull size, worth
$2.00, Tuesday, each,
at $1.25
Hemmed Towels, extra
large, worth 25c, Tues
day, eacrt 15
10c Unbleached Muslin,
at 7H
10c Bleached Muslin,
t 8i
12 Vic and 10c White
Goods, at, yard -7H;
81x90 Seamless Sheets,
worth $1, each..G7t?
Summer Underwear at About Half
A price saving to you of 25 to 50 on every one of Tues-
day's special sale offerings.
Ladies' Gauze Vests White
and colors, extra find regular
sizes, values to 25c, at
7Vc, 9c and 12VsC
Ladies' Summer Undersuits
Fine cotton and lisle, in regu
lar and extra sizes, values to
$100 25c, 39c, 49c
Men's Lisle Union Suits Val
ues to $3, all colors, short or
long sleeve, at ..98c, $1.50
Gowns and ' Combination Suits
In nainsook, , muslins' and
cambrics, values to $2.50, Tues
day, choice, at '. . : . . . .98c
Men's Summer Underwear In
fine balbriggan and lisle, sbirts
or drawers, white and colors,
to $1 values, '25c, 39c, 49c
Men's Union Suits The popu
lar "Porosknit" garments
regular $1 values, on sale 49c
Put Up Your Apricots ant Pineapples How.
We've had shipped us a carload of extra fancy Moor Park
Apricots. These are the finest kind for canning. Packed four
baskets to the crate tomorrow we will place this car on sale,
at, per crate $1.40
This will be the last week for Pineapples.
Tomorrow, each 5c, 7C, 8V3C, 10c, 12x2
Per dozen 55c, 85c, 90c, $1.10, $1.35
Monday's special prices on groceries, butter, cheese, crackers,
fresh vegetables and fruits.
OONT
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TRY HAYDEti'S FIRST
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Cold Storage Refrigerators
Mr. Hurd, president of the Cold Storage Refrigerator Co. and Inventor
of the Cold Storage Refrigerator , has done nothing for the last forty years but
study refrigeration. He is a recognized authority on refrigeration. He says.
If there was a refrigerator law like a pure food law, two out of every three
manufacturers would either change thir tactics in building refrigerators
or go out of business. He also says, people who pay fabulous prices for por
celaind refrigerators or porcelain or opal llnee rfrlgerators would not do U
if they were experts unless they wanted to be extravagant. I have in my ex
perimenting room a sample of every known refrigerator. Practlral tests don't
demonstrate that porcelain refrigerators or porcelain or opal lined refrige
rators are any better Ice or provision keepers or any more sanitary than a first
class wood refrigerator. Many manufacturers and dealers take advantage ot
misleading ideas on refrigerators by the people. If I should be governed by
theories In making refrigerators, as many people are in buying them, ,my
Cold Storage would not have been awarded first prize at the St. Louis Ex
position. I am governed by what my Cold Storage will do for the people. I
have made it a point to ascertain what class of people buy the Cold Storage,
and I find it is a class that furnish their homes with the best without being
extravagant.
We sell the Cold Storage Refrigerator
on small monthly payments or a cut
price for cash. The class of people who
buy of us on the payment plan are
the same class who buy the most
prominent stoves for cash. We appre
ciato their patronage Just as much and
solicit their trade Just as much as we .
do people who buy of us for cash.
1
Stoetzel
Stove Co.,
714 S. 16th St.
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on the ground floor
The best location in Omaha for many lines of business
is opposite the Court House and next to tbe City Hall.
It is very seldom that it is possible for you to get ono of
the ground floor rooms in
THE BEE BUILDING
The entrance la Just west ot the main entranco of the
building; It has na entrance from the court an well. The
building furnishes heat, light, water and Janitor service.
Tuo building Is tire-proof and there is a large brick vault,
so you can cut out your Insurance expense. The room will
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Do Not Go
for vacation unleae you are ure your watch H In gro,l
order. If It'a not. you .vont fnjoy your vlalt. Our'
watch maker, are all expurtx. Hueni a few mni'ite.i Id
our etore. Look for the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
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