THE BEE: OMATTA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1910.
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ANOTHER
A Great Dinncrwarc Sale Cominn Friday
WATCH FOR THIS
Splendid Bargain Offerings Wednesday
Great Sale of Womea's
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Shoes.
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Chance at Our
CLEAN-UP
OXFORD SALE
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A special purchase of 250 women's
dainty wash dresses enables us to
offer'this big bargain for Wednes
day. Pretty figured lawns, mulls,
chamibrays, ginghams, etc. all of
this season's favorite styles, cor
rect made and properly fitting
all colors and C EZ"7 CI&
sizes actually CP ""-v
worth up to
$1200 on sec
ond floor, at ...
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AN EXTRA SPECIAL SALE WEDNESDAY
25c Wide Embroideries at 12c-
16-inch fine nainsook and cambric' flouncings, skirtings,
also corset cover widths, medium and wide 1 ,
insertions big bargain square many II
worth 25c a yard, at, yard
Women', Misses' and Children's
25c Cotton and Lisle Hosiery 15c pr.
Women 's plain silk finished mercerized hose in black ami
fancy colors, also misses' and children's ribbed fl f
school hose in black and colors worth up il T)
to 25c a pair, at, per pair
Fine French and German Val Laces and Insertions
i Also linen torchons, cluny, plat vals, etc. many C
worth up to 10c a yard, at, per yard . . .' , .'. Jv
Special Sale of Stamped Towels
In Art Dept. Main Floor, New Store ' .
Size 18-39, on figured huck, in a large number of de- JQ
. signs with three skeins of floss for working, spee'l. &JQ
Store Closes 5
P. M. Week,,.
Days, Satux-
days 10 P. M.
Watch for
Sale
iMen's . Cloth-
ing Next
Saturday.
$6.50 and $6.00
$6.50 and $6.00 Or
Oxfords at $iee.t)
.$3.85
$2.45
$5.00 Oxfords
at
$3.50 Oxfords
at
WOMEN'S
$5.00 Oxfords and ?Q OP
Pumps at $0.03
$4.00 Oxfords and (Prt QC
Pumps at.... $6iud
$3.50 Oxfords 2 45
...$1.95
FRY SHOE CO.
10th and Douglas Streets.
$3.00 Oxfords
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Dry. Goods Exchange Bargains
Last Saturday's All Day Rains Could Not Dampen the
Ardor is the Dorothy Dodd Shoe Selling
$3.50 and $4.00 Dorothy Dodd Shoes for $2.48 Is a most uncommon
occurence, and women know it. In spite of Inclement weather the
rale of Dorothy Dodd footwear made new selling records. We con
tinue the sale all week. Hundreds of model pairs of handsomest
Pumps and Oxfords emanating from the famous Dorothy Dodd factory
are here. The same high quality and Individ-.
uallty of style you ' know so well, is fully
maintained. Every pair with trade mark and
price ($3.60 or $4.00) stamped on sole. This
is the lowest price wo ever heard of for theso
high gradg lines..'..'
Corsets Usually $1.50 Have Prices Put to Rout g
Thopa's a aIabk train nf K R nn enrh rr a 11 r O Cflrmpntd f fT flrift
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There's a clear gain of 66c on each one. $1.50 garments for 95c
certain lots four distinct styles we, find advisable to close out are
elected for immediate clearance. These corsets are tailored and
trimmed in a pleasing manner; both coutll and batiste fabrics are
in the assortment. Mostly long hip and low bust
garments. Your size is here. It's really an import
ant occasion. Choice of any of the four lines,
for, pair
95c I
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AIL EY (EL MA C H
DENTISTS
Bast equipped dental offle In the middle west. Hlgtieat
f-rde dentistry at reasonable prices. Porcelain fillings, lust
ike the tooth. All instruments carefully sterilised after eaca
patient.
1H1KD FLOOR. PAXTON BLOCK
Corner 16th and Farnam Streets.
STATE SOLDIERS TO CAMP
ffhree Omaha Companies Prepare to
Leave for Fort Riley.
SLEGBIENTAL, OFFICERS ALSO GO
oldlere Will Be Aeoonipanled by the
First BrajImeMt Band -To Bs
,' Gone Twelve Days and Bi
' lct' to fcaJoy'.Selvee.
. Oua hundred and seventy officers and
tnen of three Nebraska National Guard
Ctompanles ' will leave Omaha Wednesday
morning- at ( on. a special Union. Pacific
train for Fort Riley,,' Kan., to tnke part
In the big midsummer maneuvers held there
under the direction of the United States
army.
' The three companies are' I, a and L, their
eff leers being as follow:
Company L (Ttiuratn Rifles), . Captain
, IL F. Elsasser commanding; first lleu
i tenant, C. i. Burmesterj second lelutenant,
Fred Schuhs. ' ' '
. Company a (Dahlmau Rifles), Captain E.
E. Sterrlcker coinir.anillng; first lieutenant,
Kugene I. Itarrls; second lieutenant, C. W.
Bteln. .
J Company I. (Millard Rifles), Captain
, Julius WtsR rommanillng: first lieutenant,
I Qua Wigs; second lieutenant, Herbert Vos
berg. Three regimental officers will be on the
train. TJiese are Lieutenant Colonel W. E.
OBaehr, Captain and Battalion Adjutant Jo
seph A. Llllle and Captain and Commissary
'XX E. Lowe. AIko three officers of the
nglneer corps. Captain Otto Haeeman,
First Lieutenant. J. K. Maxwell and Second
XJeutenant Edward Klrnun, will be aboard.
The Omaha companies will muster from
fifty to fifty-four men each and are In
condition to make a hlgliTy ii editable show
ing. They will be gone twelve days, re
turning home Saturday, August 28.
JThe guardsmen exprct to have an oven
rue strenuous time than at a state en
cStppmei.t and tha. maneuvers will keep
titem preUy constantly on the go.
Slesldes the Oniaha companies traveling
' ea this train there will be the First regi
ment band vpf Omaha sd at Albion will
l picked up the companies from Albion,
Eehuyler and Fremont. The' Hloomrteld,
Htb., bunutt: will be taken on at the Union
elation here.
. i First l'roblefu la Maneuvers.
JUNCTION CITY, Kan.. Aug. 1L-The
working out of the first military problem
I the fall maneuvers st Fort Riley be
gap today with 1.500 men of the Kansas
jnllltla. under command of Brigadier Oen
rul Charles P. Crew and Brigadier General
Claries i. Martin ct Topeka taking part.
To first accustom the troops to the reeer
.vsl'on the problem ia one which necessi
tates a minimum of meriting. Recent rains
?ve done ' much to put the ground of
Vawnee flats, where the maneuvers are
Utged, in good condition. Tim Nebraska
groups are exptctjLd in camp" tomorrow.
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FA KOVBKE'B KEIQHBOR.
Have you seen the hand-painted
portrait on our side wall? rtesi-m-bles
an Omaha Indian well, that's
me. (O-ga-la-la Lum-ba-go Te-cuni-seh
Kll-1-kin-lck), und I've leen on
this trail "nigh on to 21 year"
SELLING MEN'S SHOES
TO THE MEN OF OMAHA
land am now offering the strong-
i est combination of
j STYLE AND QUALITY
possible to produce at
$3.50, $4.00 and $4.50
because I am in position to get bet
ter lasts, better stock and better
trimmed lines than before, and TOV
are entitled to all you can get for
your money.
This Is a co-operative proposition
and your patronage is going to make
this THE b'Ulf'l IKOI B'fOBB Of
Omaha. Very respectfully yours.
SPECIAL JSHOE V
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Extras for Notion Day Wednesday
Pearl Buttons, 3 to
on card, large sizes,
worth to 60c,' for ..10o
Colored Buttons, pearl,
dozen on card, regular
ly 10c, for ........ 8o
Hose Supporters, pin on
style, worth 20c, a
pair 12Ho
Dressmaker's rorms
Made of paper mache,
stockinet covering, for
home dressmaking, all
sizes, on sale at pat
tern counter, for 91-00
Wire Hair Pins, 10 pa
pers for 5c
White Tape, assorted
widths, 2 bolts for Bo
Safety Pins, nickel plat
ed, dozen on card, at.
2 cards for So
Silk Thread, sll colors
and black, 2 spools So
Ironing Wax, each . .10
I Groceries Wednesday and Thursday Specials
Bennett's Capitol Flour,
per sack 91-30
Bennett's Breakfast Cof-
tee, 2 lb. can 44o
Bennett's Reliable Cof
fee, per lb 850
Bennett's Teas, large as
sortment, it) 48o
Bennett's Capitol Baking
Powder, 6 lb. can 91
and 100 stamps.
Tea Si flings, lb. pkg. 19c
Wiggle Stick Bluing, 3
for 350
and 10 stamps.
Oherardelll Chocolate,
pound can for . ...3So
and 10 stamps,
and pkg. Flick's Free.
Cornmeal, white or yel
low, 10 lb. sack ...18o
Macaroni, Star and Cres
cent, 3 pkgs. for ...860
and 10 stamps.
Armour's 'Verlbet"
Sliced Beef. Jar ...ISO
and 10 stamps.
Diamond C Soap, nine
bars tor ..25o
Cheese, full cream, at,
per pound Boo
and 10 stamps.
Polk's Tomato Soups, 4
cans for 350
Fould's Macaroni und
Spaghetti, 6 pkgs.. 850
Snlder's Pork and Beans,
large can BOo
and 20 stamps.
Monarch Cut Asparagus,
large can 85o
and 20 stamps.
Salad Dressing, Yacht
Club, bottle 45o
and 20 stamps.
Oalllard's Pure Olive
Oil, per bottle . . . .840
and 20 stamps.
Capitol Baking Powder,
pound can 13o
and 10 stamps.
Boneless Herring, Chef
brand. Jar SOo
and 20 stamps.
Dalidet Maraschlna Cher
ries, Hoc buttle (or 6uo
Capitol Wheat, 2 pound
package tor loo
anu 10 stamps.
Jap Rice, 7c quality, 6
poi'nds for BSo
Diamond Crystal Salt,
14 lb. sack for . ...SOo
Hartley's pure Black
and Red Currant Jelly,
choice boo
Karo Table Syrup, per
can 10o
and 6 stamps
Del Monte, broiled Mack
erel, per can 150
and 10 stamps.
Seeded Raisins, pound
package for lBHo
and 10 stamps.
Capitol Extracts, per
bottle 180
and 20 stamps.
Snider's Catsup, pint
bottle for 83o
and 10 stamps.
laSHllIl'ESSBlllinilSilLVIIliE
Dig Sato
Women's
Oxfords
Our buyer secured the Entire Sample Line of the KRIP
PENDORF DILTMAN CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. Ox
fords, Pumps, Christie Ties and Two and Three-Strap
Sandals, the sizes are 3 2 and 4, A and B lasts; actual
$3.50 n.nd $4.00 values now on sale at one i qq
price, choice yliwO
With this lot we have three or four other lines in the
larger sizes so all can be easily fitted.
Women's $1.50 to $2.50 Ox
fords Broken sizes, on
sale $1.00
.Take advantage of this ma
Women's 9-strap Roman
Sandals $3.50 .. and $4.00
values, at $2.50
chless bargain opiortunity.
High Grade Wash Goods
New Satin Stripe Reps, all col
ors, for tailor waists . . .25
New English Poplin, all colors,
at i 50t?
New Amellne Cloth, all colors,
at S5
New Kimono and Wrapper
Cloth, 18c, 15c and. . .12V4
' 1,000 pieces of fine Wash
Goods to close.
WOOL DRESS GOODS ,
- All the shades and weaves
for fall 1910 in tailor suit
ings and fancy dresses, waist
ings, etc now on sale.
High class, from fl.OO to $7.80
Popular priced.. 25c to $1.00
Extra Specials for Wed
nesday in Our Famous
Domestic .Room
Wave Crsst Yard Wlda Muslin
So grsde on sale all day..7Vts
A 7Ho Unbleschsd Muslin Ss-ln ,
at so
A lsrge sssortment of White
Goods to close (Swisses, Long
Cloths, India Llnons, etc.; worth
up to 26o a yard to close all st
one price, per yard lOo
Batts for comforters,. 80 different
kinds of fine while cotton; per
roll. Bo, 7Ho, mo, XOo, mo,
ISe, lSo aad np to l.oo
Prom t to 10 A. M. l5o Beth
Towels sli limit st each, loa
rrom I to 3 F. M. 10c Dress 04r&
hams, fine fast colors: at, . per.
yard i ;. ...TViO
Baltimora and Oiiia Railroad
Low Fare Summer Tourj
Via WASHINGTON
TO -
ATLANTIC CITY
AND OTHER SEA SHORE
RESORTS
NEW YORK, DOSTON
AND
NEW ENGLAND POINTS
Tickets op Bala Dally Until Oct. I lit
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LJberai Slop-Over Privileges,
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Line leave the Union Station,
Omaha, at 7:50 a. m., 7:00
p. m. and 9:00 p. m.
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in the woods and on the lakes in Minnesota,
Wisconsin and the Lake Superior District.
Vacation Rates
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For rates, tickets and full
information apply to
Ticket Offices
U01-H03 Farnam Street
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If you have anything to sell or trade
advertise It In ..e Bee Want Ad col
ptuuis and get quick results.
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IUUU IUR who find their power to
MPDVFS work and youthlul vlxor
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work or mental ' exertion should take
BRAT'S NKKVK FOOD PILLS. Tliey
wilt make you eat and alep and be a
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Cos. 16th and Dodge Streets.
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For your guest
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5EKT HOME
Ctmiumtrt' Dlilrlbuler
John Nittler
3224 S. 24th Street
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The Beetlie Best lor Snorts
Summer Underwear at Half
Now's the time to lay In a supply for
future needs.
Ladies' Gauze Veata Values to 26c; regu
" lar and extra sizes, In 2 lots, 0S 12H
Iiadles' Fine Ganze Vest With hand cro
chet yokes, values to 75c; on sale Wed
nesday at . 25
Children's Muslin Drawers Ruffled and
hemstitched; all sizes 2 to 10 years on
sale at -10
Ladles' Hosiery Worth to 25c, in all col
ors, at 12
Men's Balbtiggan Underwear All sizes -great
snap at 10
Grocery Department
Tou ' csn save 25 cents en every
dollar Invested in the following
Hems:
26c Jars Pure Fruit Jsms. ,20c
tt-plnt bottles Durkee's Table Sauce
for 9c
Can Table Syrup, worth 12V4c . .9o
1 pkgs. Yeast Foam 10c
S-lb. sack Table Salt So
1-lb. pkg. Defiance Starch 7Hc
10-lb. sack Wheat Graham J6c
Maraschino Cherries, ea.2Sc, 40c, 5c
1 lb. Rex Lye c
Burnham's Jellycon, pkg 7o
Orape-Nuts, pkg.. lOo
E C Corn Flakes, Dr. Price's Food or
Egg-O-See. pkg 7 Ho
Mixed Pickling Spice, lb 25o
Tea Sittings, lb.., 12o
Golden Santos boffew.'lb,..."; , ,i'15o
ids. uuik euircn... . ,ioo
Buy Ton Tsrstable at Haydeh's
Omaha's Tavorlte Market the only
- place la Omaha where yon oaa buy
One Dollar's worta of Tegetables
for 60 Cent..
Large Cucumbers, doxen. lOo
Green Peppers, dosen. . ; lOo
1 heads New Cabbage... 10o
4 bunches Beets......... i...6c
t stalks Fresh Celery .10c
4 bunches Green Onions .....6c
t bunches Parsley...,...., So
Wax or Green Beans, -lb 7 Ho
4 bunches Radishes Bo
4 bunches Carrots ,,..Bc
2 Baking Squash - 6c
Sweet Potatoes, lb 6c
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FORGET
TRY UAYBEO'S FIRST
PAYO
Rent an Office
in the
Heart of Omaha '
Bee Building
j "Available space for rent at the present time. ,
Boom 623 Located on top floor, facing court, with 3T0
square Itet. lncludlag vault, wblcb rants for 920 per month.
noon 617 Court room, till. Rents for 910,00 per
month.
Room 048 On of tha bast suites of offices la the city.
In tbe corner of the building facing 17th and Farnam.
This space is divided into three rooms with tiled partition,,
giving a total of 670 SQuare feet, and Is fitted with large
aulL Kent, 900.00 per month.
Booms 218 and 220 Nice suite offices located In north
est corner of building. Tbe larger room is partitioned so
ss to afford two private offices and reception .room, and is
provided with vault This makes a good combination of rooms
and has been occupied by Insurance company; may be rented
for 90200 per month.
The Bee Building Co.
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R. W. DAKER. Supt. 17th mnd Farnam
LET YOUR WANTS BE KNOWN THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF '.
Al Bee Want AcE
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