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THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1010,
PATIENT CURED OF CANCER
Operation for Deadly Growth Prove!
Moit Saocenfal.
BLOOD ALL LEAVES THE BODY
Salt Wat' Iffiatloa Is Iilue4 a
Sahstltat far Bio 4 mmd thm r
tleat Rapidly Reefers After
"' la Iloaptol.
Having- lost newly every drop of blood In
her body and received an Infusion of salt
water aa a substitute, Mn. W. N. Hellen,
ZxA Meredith street u pronounced fully
recovered at I no manual hospital Thursday.
Mn. . Hellen underwent one of the moat
remarkable operations ever undertaken in
Omaha. He recovery Is declared to be
moat unusual, and is taken aa proving- the
efficacy of salt water aa .substitute for
blood.
The patient. was first taken 111 several
weeks ago,, apparently from a tumor.
When, the affection was probed In a pre
liminary operation. It proved to be a can
cerous tumor of a most .deadly type. Be
fore the physicians realised the gravity of
the situation tbe blood burst forth from
the opening they had caused, and In a few
seconds, their charge was lingering at the
threshold death, with her body robbed
of Its life sustaining corpuscles.
With quick precision, taking an almost
Impossible chance, the attendants then In
jected great quantities of the saline solu
tion, which was used at different times to
strengthen the blood of operation patients,
Into her body. .
After 'three days of suffering, during
which the cancor was completely removed,
Irs. Hellen had recorored her strength, and
by evening she was permitted to sit up.
Thursday she was able to walk around. It
Is expected she will be able to leave the
hospital In a day or two.
The case of Mrs. Hellen Is considered by
lotno of the local physicians to be one of
the rare cures of cancer ever effected.
Council Wants
the Burlington to
Try Diplomacy
City Governing; Body Would Like the
Road and Property Owners to
Beach Agreement.
: A delegation from the city council ex
amined personally Into the conditions of
Eighth street, between Farnam and Jack
son streets Wednesday morning, with a
view to passing Intelligently on the re
quest, of tl Burlington road for permis
sion to change the grade and build a big
retaining wall down' the center of the
street. The ruad claims this concession Is
absolutely necessary to the project of
erecting In the area east of east of Eighth
street between Farnam and Jackson streets
the mammoth freight station for which
the plana are now ready and the money
. appropriated.
After viewing the street and all surround
ing conditions, the councllmen practically
decided to put the matter up to the prop
erty owners and the railroad for amicable
, adjustment, If possible, before taking final
' action.
"Of course, the ' council cannot shift Its
responsibility to other shoulders," said
Judge Berka, chairman of the" judiciary
committee, "but It will simplify the matter
very materially If the' protesting property
owners and the representatives of the Bur
lington can figure out a plan to permit
ine erection of the big station and the re
taining wall, that at the same time will
not make necessary the closing of Harney
street below Eighth. We must, it appears,
make sure that there will always be easy
access to tne territory below Eighth street,
for many reasons."
Negotiations will at once be opened be
tween the railroad and the protesting prop
erty owners, with a view to reaching an
agreement to be submitted to the council.
Actors Act as
Seaside Cutups
Woodward, Stock Company Puts in a
Great Day at the Bod and
Gun Club.
"GadzookM, methlnks this a merry
scene," exclaimed one member of the
Woodward Stock company, aa he watched
hid fellow players disporting at Court
land Beach and1 thai Jtod and Gun club
all dsy Wednesday.
The 'whole troupe i arose at tho early
hour of 8:3d and went to the beach,
where several of tUtolr number showed
that, however much they may know
about acting, they do not know much
about swimming and' rowing.
Lloyd Ingraham-'.was really the star
performer of tU day, though an attempt
at a lltle proas work In which ha was to
figure as the gallant rescuer of a drown
ing actress fell through because the girl
would not "fall for it."
MJIss Eva Lang and her sister. Miss
Hudson, are credibly, reported to havo
swam across the lake .and back and
Theodore I-Tlelms almost caught two
fish. , . ,
There wora a large number of low com
edy parts and no heavies. Miss Ethel
- Valentine distinguished herself by climbing
. a tree. ,, , . v- .
If you. are not satisfied after using ac
cording to direction, two-thirds of a bottle
. of Chamberlain's stomach, and Liver Tab
lets, you can have your money back. The
tablets cleanse and. Invigorate the stomach,
Improve the digestion, regulate the bowels!
Give them a trial and get well. Bold by all
dealers. V
CtJWIN. AFTER . SCORCHERS
Will rrepase an .Ordlaaace to Bab
salt tm the 4,'lty . Coauell to
, . Llceae. Drivers.
General J. C. Co win 'is planning to go
before the city council with an ordinance
requiring all automobile, drivers to secure
a city license beiore they will be permuted
to drive machines In the city. Although
General Covin has . not yet defimialy
framed the ordinance k Is Intimated that
all applicants for liovnsea will be required
to pass a rigid examination, proving thom
elves competent to handle autos. Oeneral
Cowtn will be prepared to say - more
definitely what he Inlands t do within a
few days, as he, desire first to Investigate
h authority of the council over such
matter. '
C'eaaer-vattea ,( jt aivre'e . ReMareea
Applies as well to our physical state as
to material things. ' J. Uudlong, Waan.
Ington, R, I., realised bis condition and
took warning before It was too late. IU
says: "I suffered severely front kidney
trouble the dlaoaao being hereditary la
ur family, J bar take a four bottles of
Foley's Kidney Remedy, and now eon
tlder snyself thoroughly cured. Turn should
bo a warning to all not to neglect taking
rolejTe Kidney Remedy until It U too
te." Sold by all druggists.
FRIDAY IS REMNANT DAY
Odd
Lots
and
of all
kinds
of
Bum
mer Goods
Very
Priced.
Every
Item
Here
In an
Extra
Special
for
Friday
Remnants of Wash Goods iQ Basement
9c
FINE FANCY DRESS GINGHAMS AT 9c YD.
Fancy large and small plaids, neat stripes and checks; also plain shades
colors that are up-to-date and washable. A new and
very attractive lot on sale Friday In waist and dress
lengths, per yard, at
Floral Organdies and Batistes For Hot Weather
All the new floral patterns, in pink, blue, yellow, etc.; also stripes, dots,
checks and figures; In this lot are 100 pieces of linweave, jv
40 Inches wide wash goods; worth 25c a yard; bargain ((
square, basement, per yard, at . .; "v
light,
Printed Summer Lawns;
medium and dark
patterns; dress
lengths, yard
10,000 yards short lengths, very
fine batiste, pretty pat
terns; all day, per yd.,
now at ,
Linen effects In wash fabrics; 75
good styles; cool and inexpensive
linen style wash fabrics;
a great bargain, per yd.,
now at ..............
Friday, Forenoon
Short lengths linen finished suit
ing printed lawn rem
nantrf and blue shirting
twills, at ' 2i
5c-7!c
,35c
5c
3G-lncn wide, soft finished pi
nainsook remnants, per nil"
yard, at v2
32-inch wide Imperial madras
checks and stripes, made
to sell at 15c a yard-
per yard, at . . . .
. 6!c
200 bolts mercerized dress fou
lards; a very special bar-
gain for Friday, worth hp
15c a yd., at yard
Friday Afternoon
Regular 12 Vic 40-inch wide Vic
toria lawn and white and
cream batistes on bar- rf
. gain square at, yard V
Remnants nf Sllftlfilpr HfAre 1?a1!j Main
-w . wiuuwwi jimj x alii ILo Floor
27-inch semi-rough weave silks and silk and cotton mercerized fabrics
exact imitations of the $1.00 to $1,35 all silk goods 2! '
Z&C-MC
newest colorings. Main floor, per
gooda
yard, now
Remnant Pieces ol Imported and bomestic Fabrics
Voils, Himilayas, Rosco fabrics, chiffon weight
poplins, soisette Main floor, per yard, now
at
15c
Barred and checked 40-lnch im
ported dress voiles, In neutral
tones, with satin bars a
and stripes, main floor, AW
per yard '
50c Manchester, England
Crepe LIsse (summer
voiles), in 37 patterns lCr
UOV,
per yard
15c-2&
Imported dress goods samples; black and colored, all wool
goods; up to 10 pieces of one kind to, match; main floor
main floor, now at
Remnants and Odd Lots of 18 and 22 inch Fine Embroid
ered riouncmls, bkirtings, Corset Coyer Widths, etc.
All kinds, many worth 50c a yard L
two big bargain squars per yard J OITa
now at J.tli"aVltll
t e e (
Remnants and Sample Pieces of Fancy All-Over Laces
AIbo remnant appliques. Insertions, etc.; various kinds
white, cream and black; to 1 yard in length main
floor, now at, each
10c
Fancy Wash Laces and Insertion at Zk and 5c
French Vals., German Vals., Piatt Vals., Linen Torchons, . ft .
Cotton Torchons, Cluny Effects, Etc.; worth up to 12 ftc -C A 0
a yard, main floor, yard, at t2t"Wv
FRIDAY SPECIALS in HAIR GOODS tsA
Coronet Braids; 30 Inches long;
made of fine hair; $5
value, for ...........
$1.98
The Madam Josephine Boyd Clus
ter Puffs; $4.00 value, 09 n
now at eJa.lO
A Big Sale of Men's Silk Shirts Saturday
An extra special purchase of the highest grade of Men's Shirts made of
silk, soisette, pongee, etc.; worth up to $3.00 In old store Saturday
at each 75 and 98
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A Vacation
cannot be enjoyed If your watch is out of orilor We
haye the bent workmen In Omaha, who will be iad t5
put It In order for you tOOK I"OB TIB BiMI-
S. W. LINDSAY. Jeweler
1510 Douglas Street.
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Samson Writes
to T. Roosevelt
Asks the Famous Hunter to Stop in
This City on His West
ern Trip.
Samson has prepared an invitation to be
extended to Theodore Hoosuvelt to attend
a Monday evening Initiation ceremony at
Ak-Sar-Ben. The ex-president will be at
frontier day exercises at Cheyenne, Wyo.,
In August. The Invitation requests that
Colonel Roosevelt stop In Oman on his
return to the east. Tho letter Is as fol
lows: OMAHA. Neb., June IS, 1910-Hon. Theo
dora Kooseveit, Oyster Hay. New York:
V?ur, 81r Hoard of Uoveruors of the
Ak-ttar-Ben organisation wish to extend
to you a most cvrdlal Invitation to ba our
guest on your return from-Ciieyenno, Wyo.
1 ho ceremonial Initiations o( our organ
isation occur on Moiulay evening and. If
possible, we hope you can arrange the
Itinerary of your western trip to Kive us
at least an afternoon and evening of some
Monday, as we feel quite sure you would
enjoy one of our ceremonial tensions. The
Ak-car-Uen organisation constats of up
ward of l,Iu of the business and profes
sional men la Umaha.
The Initiations of our organisation rom-
. L 'uuuj in june ana are
continued through successive Mondays unUl
... ..... v. wuwr. a lie ialt lusuvai astes
of our llln 1 , w. n .M w.. ......
' avtiiaiiiuw
" 'h'cn tl,n w v In
rmuinii psiaanis ana luiuiary
maneuvers which attract t our ciiy
thousands of people of this great Missouri
valley. We sincerely hope that yen will
rvor ue and give us the opportunity of
greeting you onoe again.
While a e have outlined above the dates
which would please us moai, yet any date
Which it wnuM K, ...
' " - -'"ia wui yaur route Hal
-uuiu ue uonecuy satutacUiry to us. Very
tru v v i. ki r . ' . .......
Go to BILZ For
FIREWORKS
Store opes Nights Till the 4th.
uniy nine more shopping riays t
Wo urge the public to buy early I
w.-.um iu- rusn at the last
moment.
w furnish punk with firing
We undersell the lowest com
petitor our house the largest
Our ur ea the lowest. Heii are a
few prices for tomorrow.
6c Vesuvius, 2 for j0
XX r'lgu Crackers, 64 count uk''fio
20 bull Candle, each U
Sparkier, dos 52
uc goods, dozen ' ' ' 4Qe
10c gnoils, dozen " ' '7il
Cn Klre all colors, each. . '. '. '. '. .60
KllKore Pistols, euch 9o
SCIIOOI.M AMJ COLI.KfiRS.
KEARNEY'
MILITARY
ACADEMY
M'lth our Academic, Classic,
; Scientific and Commercial
Courses that prepare the Doy
; for Life We aim to build up a
sound body, develop character
and erf ate habits that make tho
Boy the Manly Man.
V.'rlte for catalogue.
Henry X. Kuwoll, Head Master,
Kearney, el.
A Friday Bargain Commotion
More arrivals from our great cash purchase in a tre
mendous under price movement. Three immense lots. The
wonder bargains of Omaha.
Every piece of silk over 25,000 yards In all Is one-fourth to
one-third less the real market value. More than this, they are all new
silks, the kinds women are buying NOW,
It's the first complete line from our recent New York purchase we
have been able to show. More sensational selling Is not heard of. Tho
prices are:-
25c, 39c, 43rSc
The silks embraced In the showing comprise natural pongees(tan)
and leading colors. Foulard Silks, Crepes de Chine, Messallnes, Peau de
Cygne, Jap Silks, Loulsines and Fancy Taffetas, silks up to 36 Inches
wide. Greatest Friday Silk Sale In our career.
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Friday Bargain Extras Women's Outer Garments
Take pick Friday of a lot of all linen Coat Suits In the natural
shades; also new Rep Suits In lavender, light blue, pink CK fkf
rrs, nnd lnvenrtar. $10.00 values, for ipJ ,JJ
5
Friday A Fine Sale of Handsome Long Pongee Coats
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Kmart semi-fitted garments with colored satin collars and cuffs
and large buttons. It's the best $20.00 value in town. fi1 A tf
Von biiv them for jpXU,vU
Friday Lawn Dresses at $4.95 Will be a Feature
rirnau.. In Hshf I ... - - t . . . . I
sleeves, also high neck with lace yokes; tastefully de- StA Of? I H
Blgned, nt. each , tt n
Girls' Plaid Toile du Nord Gingham Dresses
About fifty only, dresses of the best domestic gingham made, good
styles, good plaids and colorings, sizes 0 to 14 years. All tlQrt
were $2.25. Choice, Friday, at WOV
H Friday A Special in Bathing Suits for Women
O I Hlnrk nnri nnw hlnA mafnsiPlA iw . i a.
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tJiaca ana navy blue mercerized serge, low neck, short sleeves, full
cut .;ii'i and bloomers, braid trimmed. A real bargain fi OK
nt. eitch 3.4rit)
Another Lot Lingerie Waists, Best Bargains Ever
Three beautiful styles, lawn and barred nainsook, allover embroid
ery fronts, are attractive lace trimmed models, $1.60 waists, 2)s
, u
st, each
Friday for Wash Petticoats, tailored Gingham Garments
Made of plain and stripe neersucker, with tailored flounce; abso
lutely fast colors; well made, cut wide and full, rn
Friday, at OtIC
Big Friday Lots Corset Covers and Drawers
The covers are gray with lace Insertions and ribbons, the drawers
f,rV'e- ruffles, with hemstitched tucks, S9o garments, 25c
Friday for Long Kimonos , Price Down on Sun Bonnets
Challle Kimonos In Persian pat
terns, border edge, full EQn
full length, at
Buy a Sun Bonnet for garden
or lawn. 25c Bingham -i Kf
bonnets, for XifV
Niagara Silk Mills Elbow Length
SILK GLOVES
Friday, $1.25 values in phenom
en sale, 50 dor. for Friday, well
known line Silk Gloves made by
Niagara silk mills, double tipped
fingers, blacks, white and colors,
all 16 button or elbow lengths
and worth up to $1.26 rst
per pair, at 0C
SILK RIBBONS
Wide, all silk messallnes, taffetas
end moires, 6 Inch goods, white and
every color, all new, fresh, clean mer
chandise, worth to 40c, at yard . .15
100 DOZEN NECKWEAR
w clean Jabots, and tabs Just In. lncludon
long fluted cascade designs with lace trim-
minir enm o hova AmhrAinc tt
25c value and good style, at 5
HAJNJJ UJtUUHET DOYLIES
Red hand made Armenian 6 Inch round rim-Una
worth, 25c, for ; tn
19c Pillow Cords for tX!l
19c Pillow Tops for
EMUItOIDERIKS A great one day flyer, 27 and inch
goods, beautiful designs. 400 yards in the int.
yard, at, yard , 3
Great Friday Clean Up Sale 500 TRIMMED HATS
Our first big clearing and the variety now Is exceptionally fine. Rough
straws and fine horse hair braid hats, trimmed In very artistic man
ner from best materials. It's our regular stock $5.00, $6.50 $7 50
and some even higher. A wonderful bargain, at $j 93
Friday's Extraordinary Wash Goods Sales
auue ua nora uwgnam, A. F. C. Ging
ham, best domestic goods made auo
plain Manchester IzHc Chambrays.
all at. yard ,.7Uo
Percales. Lawns, Batistes, Poplins,
etc, remnants of 10c, 12 4c and 15c
goods, at, yard.. eo
wnvm 1
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1 mil r
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8S0 Scotch Madras white rrounds
with colored or black stripes, 33
inches wide, yard laHo
Serpentina Crepes the usual 18c qual
ity, many patterns for sacques,
kimonos, house gowns, special 13Ho
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Friday Bargain Extra
Fluted bottom, heavy
WATIB TVMILESI
None delivered, no
phone orders, 12 to a
customer, -i
at, each
Colonial Baits and
rapper Individuals,
cut bottom. 3 for lOo
Colonial Sugar Shak
ers. 10c Kind tor so
Colonial loe Creams
and Sherbets, plain or footed, value
1.60 dozen, for 980
26c Footed Kpoon Trays So
25c Glass Butter Tubs lOo
1 iOc Colonial Water Bottles lo
Xnamelware Xztra Just for Friday,
Blue and While Preiervlng Kettles
and Sauce Pans. 1,000 on sale, all
75c yalue. "at 39a
Collaspplble Drinking Cups 18o
25c Ice Picks, well made lOo
tl.00 Hath Sprays 690
Ice Tongs i5o
Polar Ice Cream Freezers, 1 qt. 75o
Polar Ice Cream Freezers, 2 qt. 8o
REMNANTS WHITE GOODS
All sorts of fabrics: Long Cloths,
Nainsooks, India Llnons, Batistes
and heavy White Goods of all sorts,
all Friday, at U PBJOB
Vlotorla Lawns, 40 inch, a nice 12 He
quality, at. yard 7140
Bleaehed Cambria, 36 Inches wide
soft finish. 16o quality, 12 yards
limit, at, yard
Table Damask, bleached. 64 Inch 6
patterns, 86a grades, for .... 19e
Pillow Oases, 4236 Inch, good qual
ity; 16c usually " 100
Bleached Sheets, 9-4 size, heavy mus
lin, 6tfc kind goo
?? epkln doMn lot' " 'linen.
31.60 value. 6 nankins for 4So
Bsmnants Cambrics, BUkollnes. Cre
tonne, Muslin, etc., big accumulation
of domestic dry goods up to 12Uc
ysrd, at, yard g0
" WATXB COOIBBS
Galvanised Inside; reKervolr nickel
plated self closing faucet, finished
In light oak. 3 gal. tl.98. 4 gal.
gal? m' 80 'a'88' lnU- 3,75, 10
Soreen Wire, square foot So
Window Bereons. good sire lso
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Best Grocery Extras for Friday and Saturday
3
Coinmeal, yellow or
WWW. iO lo. suck loC
I'l'iue ut lieuiiett s t luur,
pur Kack ......... gl. jo
l uaoo '.-ipuciai. l.uou ion.
ileunett s Lest, usually
sac, at lb Uuo
Cotiee, iietinetl's Capitol
usual i6c lb. pkg. ado
Teas, 11. l Japan, Uu-
long, Uunpowiior, Lug-
llsll Urtaklaal. tisc
grades, at; lb 6bo
Buunett u Bargain buup
Iihis fur &60
Newport Calaup, bot. iOe
and 10 stamps
Hubbard ISquash, li. XV.
H., 16c can for . ...9o
Gltiraraelli Powdered
Chocolate, lb. ......360
and -0 stamps
Packitgu Flicks ..rS.CH
Nutlet Peanut llutirr,
luc 'Jars. 2 for , . . 16a
8. W. C. Table Syrup,
12 W cans for . . . . lOo
Fraiito-Amerlcun Koupn,
20o tans for 16s
lJlaiuon.l ii Crystal Sa It.
14 lb. sa.'k fur 20o
Sterling Wloss Utsrch. 6
lb. box for 6O0
ami 75 stamps.
C. C. ('. Aspuiagus, 20c
runs. 2 for flSo
FeU Naphtha Soup, H
cukes, tor B5o
Fould's Macaroni and
Hpughettl uc ii for 86e
Eddy's Horseradish Mus
tard, Jar tor loo
and 6 stumps.
Capitol Baking. Powder,
lb. can 1 840
and 30 stamps.
Cheese, full cream, per
pound gao
and 10 stamp.
Cheese, Virginia 8wia,
per pound gbo
and 20 stamps
Hartley's Pure Orange
Marmalade Jelly ..sue
Snlder's Pork and Beans.
'I tans for goo
and 10 stamps.
Poppy Condensed Milk,
6 tans for 86o
Knider's Catsup, bot 820
and 10 stamps.
Diamond 8 Crystal Shak
er halt, 3 for 86o
and 10 stamps.
Small tiour pickles, per
dozen Be
Royal Celery Salt, per
bottle lOo
gg-u-te Corn Flakes.
3 for 860
and 10 stomps.
Sp'lght Matches.
n:ei for 860
and 20 stamps.
Jap Kite. 7c quality, 6
pounds for 860
York Violet Toilet 8oap,
3 for 86o
and 10 stamps.
Tacht Club baiud Dress.
lug. bottle 86o
and 10 stamps.
Spanish Olives, largest
size, pint 860
and 10 stamps.
Tea Garden Preserves,
30c jars, for 83o
Pop Corn, shelled, 3 lls.
for 100
Imperial Peanut Butter,
20c Jars for 16o
Double Stamps on Gran
ulated Sugar.
Diamond U Chill Eaure,
per bottle lOo
and 6 stamps. .
Bismarck Herring, 35c
cans for aoo
Roll Map Herring, per
rsn 80o
Holland Rusk. pkg. lOo
and 10 stamps.
Fruit Wafers, fresh
nmde, pound 13o
Fresh Country Butter
from the farm, vtirv
choice, pound 38o
Our delivery wagons
are eoulpped with he
boxes, butter sent on de
livery reaches you In per-
reri condition.
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Friday is Remnant Day
and a Big Bargain Day at
See Windows
for Saturday's
nig Bargains.
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THE tUCUABUC STORE
Watch for
Saturday's nig
Hale EtvM.
Friday Is Remnant Day
in the Domestic Room
One table of Printed Wash Goods, plain white goods, Including lawns,
fancies, etc., worth up to 10c and 12 He, all at one price, at yard 54
One table of 16c Wash Goods, 12V4c white goods, very best weaves,
all at one price, at, a yard f a
Wash Goods White Goods, and Organdies, worth up to 25c, big assort
ment, at, a yard 10
Remnants of Wool Dress Goods worth up to 15c a yard, at,
Per ard 25 30 40 and 59
Remnants of Table Linens, Irish, Scotch, German, good values, at
per yard 39 49 and f9
AT 0:80 A. M. Cotton Goods, worth up to 10c a yard, all at yd., 2H
AT 2 r. M. Wash Goods and White Goods, remnants from tho high
grade stocks, that accumulated during the week, worth up to 50c, at,
yard 10t
Hen's Furnishings
and Summer Underwear in
the Big Domestic Room.
Men'g and Boys' Shirts All
sizes, regular 50c quality,
slightly soiled, choice 1GC
Men's and Boys' Shirts All
sizes, big assortment of col
ors, values to $1.00, to close,
at, each 29c
Men's Bathing Suits Good
line up for selection, all
sizes, big values,
at 98c 75c 50c
Men's Union Suits $1.50
values, in all kinds and col
ors, at ..69c
Men's Balbriggan Under
wear Shirts or Drawers;
al sizes and colors; to $1.00
values On sale now
at 25c and 39c
Ladies' Summer Underwear
Extra Special Bargains for
Friday in Domestic Room:
Ladies' Gauze Vests in all
sizes, regular and extra,
values to 25c, on sale, at,
each 7lAc 9c and l2V6c
Ladies' Lisle Union Suits,
also two piece Suits, all
styles, regular values to $1,
at ..25c and 39c
Ladies' Muslin Combination
Suits, . prettily trimmed
with lace and embroidery,
to $1.25 values, at . .49c
Children's Gauze Vests, reg
ular 15o values in all sizes,
Friday, at . .... . ... . .7V4c
Children's Vests and Pants,
to 35c values, in all sizes,
Friday, at 15c
Children's Rompers, 50c to
75o values, at 25c ' 39c
GRAND CLEARANCE SALE FRIDAY
Laces, Embroideries, Ribbons, Fancy (lotions
All odd lots, slightly soiled or mussed pieces, broken
sets, etc., will go on sale Friday at prices which will make
this the record breaking bargain day of the season.
EMBROIDERIES
LACES
3c to 5c Laces, yard ltC
5o to 10c Laces, yard 2VSc
10c to 25c Laces, yard..5c
25c to 35c Laces, yard .7Vic
35c to 60c Laces, yard.lOc
60c to $1 Laces, yard .25c
RIBBONS
5c to 10c Ribbons, yd. 2V&C
10c to 15c Ribbons, yd. 5c
15c to 25c Ribbons, yd. 70
All kinds and widths in
almost unlimited assortment
5c to 10c Insertings, yd 24c
10c to 20c Insertings, yd 5c
20c to 35o Insertings arid
Bands, at .7V&C
20o to 35c Edges and Insert
ings, at :10c
VEILINGS
25c to 35o Veilings, yd. 15c
35c to 50c Veilings, yd. 25c
50c Chiffon Veilings, . ,25c
Greatest Notion Clearance Values Ever Offered A
general clean-up of all odds and ends of staple and fancy
notions at the greatest bargain prices ever.
Just Aak for the Clearing-Up Sale Notion Counter-;
Will assure you bargains that will make you long remember
Friday's Gearance Sale of Notions.
Rousing Silk Bargains Friday
$1,00 Natural rongee Soft finish
36 Inches wide, Friday G9
88c Tussah Pongee 27 Inches
wide, guaranteed to launder, at,
Per yard 49
f 1.50 Natural Pongee and 8han.
tung 36 Inches wide, matchless
value at sale price $1.05
20c White Jap Silks 20 Inches
wide, on sale 18
50c Jap White Silks 27 inches
wide, on sale 3K
VI. 23 Ulark Peam de Sole 86 in
ches wide, beautiful quality, on
Ba,e t 89
1.25 Black Dress Taffeta Oil
boiled, 36 Inches wide, a beauty
now at 85
91.00 Black Messaline Just two
pieces, 27 inches wide, a match
less value, at -G9
Fancy Jap Silks $1.00 quality
in plaids, checks, etc., 27 Inches
wiae; ail colors, on sale.. 50
TWO BIO SPECIALS IV DOMESTIC ROOM
Bargain 1 Plain and fancy wash
silks, of almost every description
checks, stripes, etc.; natural
pongees, remnants In 1 to 20-yd.
lengths; values to II, yd., 25
Bargain 2 Plain Swiss messallnos
in all late shades;. Royal Tus
sah, rough and smooth Ppn'gees,
Loulslenes, Taffetas, Etc.; vbIuob
to 11.25 a yard, at 3a
Our Domestic Room Suit Department
Is a very busy spot in our store The reason, as shown in these excep
tional bargain prices for Friday, will be even more apparent when you
JLADIttM' BILK DRESSES
Regular values up' to 115.00
splendid showing of wanted
styles and colorings. Friday at
35.00
Wash
$1.60
choice
Long Kimonos $ 1.50
values, at 79
CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES
Values to $2.50, in all sizes, 2 to
14 years, at
$1.50 G9 49 and 254
fl.50 House Dresses, at.... 98
LADIES' WOOL DRESS SKIRTS
Regular values to $6.50, in voiles
and check and plain materials;
all new styles, choice . . .Sl.ftS
Underskirts Tailored Suit To $15
values ..ftf) I values, at .. .S-l.ft.
LADIES' WASH' DRESS SKIRT
Values to $2.50, in white and col
ors; big assortment; choice now
at $1.00'
91 Dressing Sacques, t....3)
Readllayden's Big Special Grocery Sale for Friday
Friday w kp th prtots down
and you from as.00 to 910.00 a
month on your rrooory bill.
II lb, best Oranulatail Sugar . . f 1 .00
48-lb .sack best High Patent Flour
for n.ns
1 iT.m IXiiri'iul C or Bout-'Km-All
Soap for 2(o
Tlu oet Donietn l!ara:onl, ftr
packago So
8 Iba. beat Rolled Breakfaat Oat
meal for 26c
6 lba. choice Japan Rice 25c
4 lba. Fanoy Japan Rice Zbo
Oil or Muatard Sardines, per can ..4c
Tall cana Alaska Salmon lOo
I cana Lavallne. the Great Modern
Cleanaer lOo
1 lb. cana assorted Soups 7 tto
Lares bottles assorted ptcklea, pure
tomato catsup or Worcester sauce,
for cold meats, per bottle Vc
The bent Golden Santos Ccfree, per
'pound ISc
The best Tea Olftlnsn. per lb... 11 Ho
For Ice Tea try a pound of our Ila-
rnond H blend, per lb Sic
Three pounds for 11.10
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i.skaiuj wiiii. is IHUXT
We have a carluud of i,tra Fancy
Florida Pineapples on sale. The
Florldus aro the fruit grown for Can
ning;. For this sale we will sell them
Kach. Be, 7Hc, Hc, 10c, 12V4o
Per doren.. 85c. 8Sc. 5c. $1.10,. lit
Xatra Taney California Aprloot
Bale Friday.
One of the most delicious fruits
grown for preserving;.
FrMey, pr 4 ' h-ket crnte ft 40
OMAHA'S GREATEST MABSTET
roa yarns vioitailu,
Fresh Marrowfat Peas, quart Be
Frexh Spinach, per peck (in
I hunches of frexh Heets ......... T,e
t hunches frenh Turnips f o
t hunrhm freh Carrots Be
4 bunches freh Onlona Be
T.arxe heart n ('sunflower Bo
( bunches fresh l'nrpr Be
ft hunches frenh Hadlsltes .Be
Large f'ucufnhers, each Bo
B heads fresh Leaf lettuce Be
I heads frenh Head Lettuce ..So
Fancy: Wax or Green J)an, lb..7Hc
Fancy Rlna Tomatoes, lb . ; TV4e
New Potatoes. Ih , 2c
Freah Cabhae, lb .0
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