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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1910)
17 THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, 'AUGUST 10, miO. 'A a a n a w ana va a. h n n.n: n:a.B .a na n a. d h r b mj i Wednesday's Special Sales Include All the rn rc r r; " From the TEFFT-WELLER STOCK Plain colored heavy all silk taffetas, Nos. 80 to 100 also all silk fancy Persians, Dresdena and floral , designs, checks, miores black, white and colors, worth to 25o a yard, at, yd.. Alt the Tellt-Wcller 10c Ribbons at 5c Yd. 0c Fine all silk plain taffeta and moire ribbons- Jl ' best guality-Nos. 1), 12 and 16 on big bargain square Wednesday, worth to 10c a yard, at, yd.. . c Auto Scarfs xt 59c All Uie ' Trfff.lVrlir , , Worth Up to $1.50 and $2.00 Eac& Hundreds of beautiful all silk automobile scarfs, veils and hat drapes all two yards long, many with satin stripe bor ders, many fine beaded whites and all delicate C)p colors-worth up to $1.50 and $2.00, at,'each. . . . M Fine Swiss," Nainsook and Cambric Corset Cover Embroid eriesSkirtings and Flouncings at, yard.... ...25c three Wash goods specials WEDNESDAY IN OUR BASEMENT 40-ln. mercerized pink, blue, cream, yellow and lavender mull. These imported mulls are worth 85c a yard; from the bolt on the basement bar- A gain square... 1UC At Muslin Dept. lor one day only we will Bell genuine 9-4 bleached Fruit of the Loem Sheeting which la sold everywhere at 32c a :.a.t:.....23c Woven chambrays. In shades of blue, gray and tan regular lihie values, in .lengths suitable for children's wear on sale at, . C yard. . . i '.. . . .C Oiiri69c Stamped Pillow Cases at 49c Pair Our regular 69c stamped pillow cases, stamped for em broidery, in a large number, of eyelet and French tO- embroidery designs; special for one day only, pair. rwJ Next Saturday we make this amazing offer: Any Man's Negligee Shirt in Our Entire Stock for; .$1.00 Many of them have been selling up to $3.50 each, ' ,' . BRANDEIS STORES BAIL E Y (EL MA C H D EN X I S X S Bait equipped dental of do la the middle wast. Highest grade dentistry at reasonable prices. Porcelain fillings. Just iika the tooth. All toauuinenla carefully sterilised after each Ratlent. xUlltD FLOOR. FAXTON BLOCK Corner 16th and Farnam Street.' DEMOCRATS ARE QUITE SORE Eesent . Hitchcock Insisting on Hav ing' Montgomery, 4UE ATTES ftEPUBLICAN VOTES ssmlleubcr'sjaV and Dahlinau Forces . llotu AVat Hepobltcans Help Them ' Oat Jerry lleward . i . Hie Owm Chairman. Colonel F. Marshall, discussing the political situation at the Shallenberger teeadquarter Tuesday morning said; ..'When Mayor Dahlman talks of getting republican votes we think he is mistaken M to Which oX the democratic candidates will get whatever of those votes drift away from the republican ticket. We ex pect Governor Shallenberger to get enough republican, vote to enable him to evenly divide Douglas county with the mayor, and we a) tid him to et many demo cratic Was the mayor Is. nianat'ers axe eountlnij a their 'own," Congressman- Httehoock has succeeded in creating considerable soreness among the friends of KluharoV S. - Horton, candidate for the state aunate, by Insisting that C. 9. Montgomery muni d siatea witn jonn K. Reagan e one of the chosen men for the legislature. :,. Montgomery and Hitch cock are warm personal friends, and the would-be. tTmted , States senator has been Insisting he must have Montgomery to manage his Interests In the legislature In the event the body Is democratic. Horton'a friends are Uo more disappointed at Hitch cock's course' than are the friends of the other senatorial candidate. Jesse T. Drill hurt of the Independent Telephone com pany, rather expested Hilchouck's support to get on the slate, because the congressman-editor as so largely instrumental In ..t.kll.itn. .k T.. .1 .. 1 . but he Is In the discard, so far as Hitch cock Is concerned. , sera, fur ltoase Pasittoas. On the house end of the democratio fight everybody Is at sixes and sevens, and It Is fight to a flnlah, with nothing barred. Representative Jerry Howard Insists he baa a kick coming, now. At 8outh Omaha ine uiner mam jiv iiaa uis piauoriu in ine street and was pumping oratory Into a good crowd, when Governor Shallenbergor drove up. Jerry had Just medo a good point against, the men. he has been denouncing as , grafters and dark-room erorkers and a cheer greeted- his remarks. The governor lifted his hai and bowed with a smile broader than usual. - j "Now. what do) you (sink of that?" asked about to close and here comes the governor and takes my applause) for himself. That's an English trick, and I don't like It." Pioneer Real Estate Firm to Change Location Byron Seed Company to Move from the Place it Has Occupied j Since 1861. v After forty-nine years of continuous busi ness on South Fourteenth street -the Byron Reed company will move. , A. U Rerd Tuesday signed a lease for quarters In ue Erandela Theater building, taking the cor ner store nearest the alley. The late Byron Reed opened a real estate office in Omaha In the year 1857,- his first office being in the rightly named Pioneer block between Eleventh and Twelfth on Farnam. In the year 1861 he occupied the ground where the . business baa been con ducted ever since. A brick building was put up In 1872 and this was remodelled In ISM. A. JL Reed, the head of the company since his father died, entered the bus'noos in January, 1S87, at which time Incorpora tion took place.1 No Omaha business can show so long a record In one place as the company which has lUBt decMflrf in mnv Th KMr Ka. Uonal . bank Is probably second, but the Reed Real Estate agency was established on South Fourteenth atreet two years before the First National bank opened its doors in IStkJ. 1 The removal westward will probably Pusale some Douglas county farmers wno have been coming to the agency for many J" and some of whom feel that a deed is not legal unless signed in this office, t "It makes one feel a little queer to move," said A. L. Reed, "but It had to come. 1 have seen a good many changes In Omaha myself. I as born In a home at Seventeenth and Dodge trecta, where the poatofflce now stands, and that was almost out In the country." CHIEF DONAHUE MUST FILE ' ANSWER BY SEPTEMBER FIVE Papers In the Waster Cats Have Beeat Received ' from . the Su preme C'oart. Chief of Police Donahue has received the papers from the state Supreme court In the ouster case. He. is notified on information given by Attorney Oeneral Thompson to appear before the supreme court or file a a snswer before September 8. a n n A 0 tl n U I i li l I J 1 i 9 V i V i ( i k 3t II I m Ml -Sal biM I W7 II JL 8TOKE CLOSKS IAHA' AT S O'CLOCK, SATl'IinAY 10 P. M. Another Instillmeot of Barftini from the New York Dry Goods Exchange Wholesale Stock for Wednesday w lots of bargains re-place those sold ont Manila and Tuesday. New lots every Hay keep Interest tuned tcv hUh pitch. Look over this a n Ci i series of rich economies: -..Rvt 1 Here's a Sale for 9 O'clock Wednesday Embroidered Centers, Scarfs and Values to $10. for $1.95 Hade-up Pillows, worth to $10, $1.95 n 29c Post Card Album Sale You'll certainly wntr one, once you see them. Fine large natural linen pieced embroidered In silk, superb colora and designs, pieces worth up to $10.00, none sold before 9 o'clock, choice, at '$1.95 IlKAL 1KISH HAND CROCHET LACE8, EDGES AND INSERTIONS Two to 6 Inches wide, worth up to $1.25 yard, on sale In three lots, at. yard 25 39tf "d 49 NEW YORK DRV GOODS EXCHANGE STOCK GINGHAMS Well known Toile du Nords, A. F. C. and Chambray Glnghamt, best 15c and 12V&C goods, In 10 to 20. yard lengths, at, yard 7s Iry Goads Exchwje gjjgg Silks you'll be needing for fall. The best weaves and varieties in excellent patterns .and colora. Most of them fully worth 75o a yard, at a third their value, see them In . the windows: Taf fetas In black and colors; Plain 75c Messallnes; Peau de Cygnes, worth 7Sc; Fancy Foulards, worth 75c; 36 In. blue stripe Coating; $1 Warp Print, lining silks; $1.25 Pon gee Silks, In col ors; 24-lnch Black Tourist Silks at. . . a Two big lots from Harm A Co., and ' Lngsdorf A Co., N. Y slightly In- " H luretl. hut varv rhean at LI each . . eo, loo, lfto, ase and 3fto Our Grand Cleanup Shoe Sale Is attrartliiK the attention of all economical buyers witli The Great Bargains We Tire Oifering No man or woman who will be In need of shoes any way soon can arford to miss this splendid opportunity to ave money. MEN'S BARGAINS $3.00 and $4.50 low cuts, in patent and dull, .$3.45 $4.00 values, in low cuts, tan, patent, dull and gray at $2.95 A lot of 6hort. lines $4.00 . and $.'.50 low cuts, on sale at , . . .$2.45 WOMEN'S BARGAINS $5.00, $4.00 and $3.50 tan low cuts $2.45 $3.50 and $3.00 kid and patents $1.95 $3.00 and $2.50 kid and patents $1.45 FRY SHOE CO. 10th and Douglas Streets. Notion Sale Pesrl Buttons, all colors, at, per dozen Bo 10c Elaml Remnants, all col. 5e Safety Fins, nickeled, all slses, 2 cards for Bo 18c Hose Supporters, pin on, or pad, for lOe Nainsook Dress Shields, pair 100 Spool Silk, black and ail colors, t spools for go Pearl Buttons, VI to 1 dosen on card, values to 50o a card, spe cial, at t Oo Ironing Wax, per piece, spec le Grocery Economics 'S. c. Asparagus, p Bennett's Excelsior Flour, sack 91-70 Bennett's Capitol Coffee pound package ....mo Bennett's Uolden Coftee per pound 8So Bennett's Ideal Coffee, per pound .B6o Assorted Teas,, our. . eo grades, pound . . . .48C Assorted Teas. - our- 4e grades, pound ....Sue Marshall'a Fresh idacK- , erel, for ....Sao and 10 stamps H. J. Heini Vinegar, quart bottle B6e and 10 stamps. Newport Catsup, per bottle ........... lOo and 10 stamps. Cheese, full cream, at, per pound ..,,...860 and 10 stamps. Bennett's Capitol Ex tract, bottle leo and 20 stamps. Peanut Butter, medium Jar, for lo and IS stamps. Capitol Baking powder, pound can ........ Mo and - 20 stamps. Pickling Splca. lb. ..SB and 20 stamps. Hartley's Red and Black Currant Jelly, Jar 86e Snldar's Pork and Beans, per. can 16a and lb stamps. Salad . Dressing, Yacht Club, bottle 46o and SO stamps. Oaillard's Olive oil, per . bottle ........ ..... 84e and 20 stamps. Crackers, assorted, pack age loo .and .10 stamps. ' u. u. i. Asparagus, per can l6o Kara Table Syrup, per can loo and t stamps. Franco-American Soups, 20o cans, for . ...16o piamond Crystal Shaker . Salt.. tor S60 and 10 stamps. Shelled Pop Corn, .three pounds tor loo Sour Pickles,, dos. . .60 Armour's MVerlbest" Sliced Beef, jar .,160 ana lu stamps Benson's Kippered Her rings, can la 14 a Franco-American Potted Beef, per can . ....lOo Raued Mop Herring, per can BOo Blsmark Herring, per can ....... 36o aad 8O0 ii s : i i 1 a i ' i i i i i i H N BJWIillMWWMilWlBMl'liW r EN G I? AVEO : STATIC N ERY WEDDING INVITATIONS. ANNOUNCEMENTS VISITING CARD!? All correct forms in current social usage engraved in the best ' manner and punctually delivered when promised. :"'V'! EMBOSSED mOMOGRAM STATIONERY and other work executed at prices lower than usually prevail elsewhere: . 1 X- '1 L . A. I- ROOT, IriccnporiATED ; 1210 1212 HOWARD ST. lHONED. 1604 Rent an Office in the .",. Heart of Omaha Bee Building Available space for rent "at the present time. - Room 629 LoeaUd oa top floor, faeins court, with 170 qusr feet. Including tault, wulch reata (or 925 per month. Room 817 Court room, . 1x14. ' ReoU for 910.00 pr suonth. Room 049 On of the best suites of offlcea In the city. In the corner of the building facing' 17th and Farnam. This apace Is dlTlded Into three rooms with tiled partition, glrlng a total of 670 square feet,' and Is fitted with large aulL.. Rent, StfU.OO per month. , ... .- ,r Rooms 218 and 220 Nice suite offices located In north west corner of buUdlng. The larger room Is parUtloned so s to afford two prtrate offloea and reception room, and Is provided with vault This make a good combination of rooms and baa been occupied hj In sura ace company; mar be rented (or 902.00 per moats.' ' Z The Bee Building Co. R. W. BAKER, Supt. 1 7th and Farnam 1 Tut imct yfS. I ft f?tcS 1 JETTER BREWIMG CO., FkoDe No. 8. . 30th iat Y Streets Sooth Omaha. Nebraska covrtmzxa" BiRBnnrzin Omaha i ' XVOO T. 8ZX.S, 1384 Booglas atreet. rhoaoai Songlas 1542. lad. A-1543. South Omaha t WM. JETTEmV afioa s stw Phone Bo. 888 ma. r-iaea saaWlsm.si OounoU Blnffsi Z.XO. vaomxx.1, 1013 Mala St. Both rhoaes, 80 Baitiore and Ohio Railroad Low Fare Summer Tours Via WASHINGTON , TO ATLANTIC CITY AND OTHER SEA SHORE RESORTS i NEW YORK, BOSTON ... AND ; NEW ENGLAND POINTS Tickets on Bale Daily "Until Oct. list. LONO HalTUKN JUMIT. . Uborai filop-Qver Privileges. ' For further particulars address ' ' W. A. VKXBTOV, S. H. JaVITZS, T. P. A.. Chicago a. P. A., Chicago. 'Now'sthedau J and M Now's Ihe hour" iv " n VI X'.ui ,"i A sj ! iff. a. THE BEER YOU LIKE HAVE A CASE SENT .HOME CaajeVMCRS DISTRIBUTKR JOHN NITTLER 3224 80. 24TH 8TRCCT INB. A-14S0 Ui leSS yV RID 84)88 "Ile4 of PaeBsaoBla' is never written pf. those who cure coughs and i olds with Dr. King's New Discovery. Guaranteed. CCc and II. 0U. , i'ur sale by Ueatoa Irug Cu. Bee Waul Ads Boosl Uour Business No woman need blush when reading The Bee; It U barred from no home. This makes It , the most powerful Influence In selling goods through advertising. ; HOTELS AND HKSORTS. Sylvan Lake Hotel Near Custer, S. D. A delightful hotel situated on a . wonderful mountain lake amid most picturesque surroundings. -Fishing. Boating. Tennis. Donkey Hideo. Mountain-Climbing. l'uri air; s.rrufrtl table; eol; frc& di-m Jrom hag J'tmr and asthmt Kates 814.00 to 818.00 par wees T. i. Carroll, Mgr., Bylvao Lake, Custer, 0. IX Qest (ssort f T manlj, Best r Qualitiis, Bast j I va uas TKt RSLIA3LS &TORS Ml r1 Lss aw ' 3 I MatcMas Specials In CurJ Great August Salei Thursday, the Third and Biggest Day of the BANKRUPT STOCK Sfltt F. Schloss & Co., Embroideriet . Scores of fresh, new lots added for this, the final, day of the biggest embroidery sale event ever known in Omalia or the west. ' , . v . EVERY YARD OF GOODS PERFECT. ' ALL IN THE SEASON'S VERY NEWEST DESIGNS 1st Lot Flouncings, worth 75c a yard; bankrupt sale price Wednesday 39c 2d Lot Fancy Bands, 3 to 3 inches wide, 25o values; bankrupt sale, yard .. .10o 3d Lot Embroideries, in cambric edges, worth 5o a yard; bankrupt sale price, yard .2V6c 4th Lot Edges and Insert ings, 7Vsc values; bankrupt sale price . . 3!L'C 5th Lot Allovers, worth $1.00 a yard; bankrupt sale price Wednesday 49c 6th Lot Hemstitched Flouncings, $1.00 values, iu baby patterns with deep hemstitched edge, at. .79J Thursday. Friday and Saturday All the Laces from the bankrupt stock of F. Schloss & Co. will go on sale at most phenomenal bargain-prices. Watch windows and ads. - fa! ft tl asaat m an m m m m m m m al,-- a. ' .aw. ' '" extra bpQCi2ls Wednesday in fiisr Grand t August Clearance Sale Summer Suits and Dressss. - I $10.00 Wash Dresses $2.95 Dainty lingeries, lawns, etc. in plain and fancy colors many worth to $10.00 in August clearing sale at .... $2.95 $30.00 Tailor Bolts 10.00 200 them for selection in this lot; all clever summer styles that, sold to 30.00; choice $10.00 Rain and Auto Coats Rubberized and cravenetted materials; at. ..$8.05 choice $15.00 Wash,, Dresses $4.93 Lawns, ginghams and lin geries, all newest styles and colors, mauy worth jtlS; Wednesday sale price $4.95 $1.50 Lawn ! and Percale House Dresses, at 05 $1.50 Fancy Black Ietticots '. Floral designs; Wednesday, to close .... .49c $2.00 , Lingerie Waists 05c . Daintily trimmed with tucks, laces and embroideries, matchless values at .............. .95 Friday BOYS GUARANTEED WATCH FREE . with each purchase of a Gold Soal School Suit These two days only; ,See the QI-.-, JU windows. Bring; the Boys. ' uaTUrUay Extra Specials for Wednesday in Our Famous Damestie Room ; - : 10c Pacific Twills...... ..7H North Port Madras, 25c quality, at 12M 12 Vie Dark Percales 7M 12MiC Light Percales 7tt Scotch Ginghams, worth 26c. 15 Scotch Ginghams, worth 18c at : 12Vs Domestic Ginghams, worth 10c at .... ................GK FIXE LACES. From 0 to 10 A, M. One caee of Mothers' Choice, the best 86-ln. bleached muslin made for 8c (10 yard limit) , at, yard. . . . . . . .5 From 2:80 to 8 1. M. One case of 36-inch Sllkoline, tine fast colors, worth 10c and 12 He (10 yard limit) , at, yard ...... 6 HIGH CLASS WASH GOOIK& Closing out all summer Wash Goods as follows: ,r 1 25c French Organdies.... 12 1 80 Jack Rose Batiste. ,;. .XO? 25c Abberfoyie Ginghams'. , .15 26c Velvetta Cloth, for kimonos, flue Persian styles, i . .'. . . 18o Flannelettes. Persian styles at .... 12H 25 Saved on iho Following Arficfo 10o bottles Stuffed Olives, each.7V&e 25c Jars Pure Fruit Jams. ....... 20o lOo bottles Purkee.'s Table Sauca T,4c 60 "can OH or Mustard Sardines. . .40 lOo pkc Defiance Starch 7ft 12o cans Table Syrup Do 16o cans Red Kidney Beans 10c 10c pkf. Corn Flakes .....7Hc 10o pkg. Jellycon , .7MiO S pkgs. Yeat Foam .....10c 1-lb. cans Hex Lye... , ...So 260 bottles Duffy's Apple Juloe 12 Via Bay your Vegetables at Xayaea Bros., tbe only market where you eaa purchase one dollar's worth of goods (or '60 cents. - B bunches Ureen Onions Bo 'i large Cucumbv. ......... 4. . .to - S' large Green Wepersv. . V.... ,V.6c .5 2 bunches Beets j..,. Bo ... ... . , y Dusnei DasKeis iresn ripe aoma- toes .... . , . 2&o ' Vax or Stringless Beans, lb So; 3 bunches Carrots .....6c ' 1 bunches Parsley..., , be. 1 dosen Oreen Corn: 12'.do S lieo1s New Cabbage , ie 3 baking fcjquunh . . . . ,....luu California Klberta Peaches, v-t. per crate .... . ,v, $1,110 Fcrget Try ii irSf Pays 1,38 i oil reads W r QV IB EE w