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THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY, JUNE 20. 1911.
ALL READY FOR SANE FOURTH
Merchant! Lay la a Supply to Comply
with the Law.
HIGH EXPLOSIVES ARE TABOOED
All Won of w Devirra te Jtam
the Cklldra Tak Flare f
the sin nair"o Klaa's
of PI reworks.
Pan Fotirttia cost Just as tnnrh as the
old kind In which dath and Injury featured
the nrxt day's papers. But how much does
It rout the average family In Omaha and
vicinity to celebrate Independence day?
Just 10 cents.
Dealers already are laying In their stocks
of celebrant materials. The toy cannon
and the murderous cracker of large dlmen
plona have been tabooed. But the younger
generation and the youngster of the elder
Beneratlon upend Just as much money for
plnwheeln and Roman candles as they did
In the days before statute and ordinance
tabooed the heavy explosives.
One hears much every year about the
great fortunes, that are spent In every rlty
te be burned up in elorlous acclaim of
the country's natal day. But, dealers mho
have their fingers on the fireworks pulse
assert this la more or less of a myth. Ap
proximately there are WQno persons In
Omaha, Council Itluffa, Sonth Omaha, sub
urbs and Vicinity. A liberal estimate? of
the amount of money spent by all these
people fnr Fourth of July noise parties
would not be more than $.',.000. Taking four
persons to the family as a general average
there would be 60,000 of them. 'T1s a simple
calculation. Ten cents a family proclaims
the patriotic spirit ,
Invention hau not produced many hew ef
fects in the fireworks line. Pyrotechnics,
l a-lcally, are nb.iut the same as they were i
feveral years ago.' The difference Is that
the growing cry for a sane Fourth In all
parts of the country has resulted In the
production of more of the simpler and less
dangerous pieces.,' while the ear-splitting
eymhols of anarchy take less and less of
a place on the fourth day of the month.
"No hospital day for my kids," muses
Mr. Benedict as, the noise day approaches.
"I'll Jim look around and get something
quiet and peaceful for the youngsters."
"We have (hyire the Bengal stick." Said
the dealer, , Benedict declared his Inten
tion. "This burns with an intense color,
throwing off brilliant rclnt Hat Ions." as he
looked at the catalogue. "Sparkers are
much the same, and guaranteed to be
harmless."
Then there waa a display of various
shower sticks (not umbrellas), erupting
volcanoes, Japanese acrobats and carous
els, a sort of spinning wheel which pirou
ettes along' the sidewalk and makes Tlge
"bfat it" for the basement window.
"8on of-a-gun" ' Is the euphonious title
applied to a small, round, Innpcent looking
at tele. But tub It on a hard surface for
a minute and a peries of explosions lasting
over five minutes starts.
Hut the Benedict locked ar iurd. He was
bewildered by the collection of chances to
rbeerve In fire the signing of the declara
tion. t
"What Is that?"! he asked, rolntlng to a
pmall box with various kinds of p'eces st
within It. The bnx contained the follow
ing: Flying ' b'rmbs, Japanese acrobats,
magic fountains, malte.-e cross, skyscrap
ers, Japanese ' sunwheels, searchlight.
Mount Vesuvius " and surprise boxes. It
was a combination ret w?rth a quarter.
' That rettles the question." raid Bene
dict. And he -tWk the box home and hid It
lack cf the gai Wlove. .
Commissioners Turn
Down Economy Plan
County strie opt I at ns cxpenres will not
be decreased during the summer months,
even Ip the Interests of economy. A reso
lution Introduced by C mmlsf-lorer Klgaarer
end MipporU'd by Lynch seeklnp; to dlspene
a til the services at J. J. Jackman'. assist
ant agent, was voted down at the meeting
of the Hoard of County CommU.-ioners
Monday nirn lng. lUdford, I'lokard and
' O'Connor In the negative.
KlMatscr's ' resolution was the rrsu:t of
camplatntH f;lrl to the effect that it cost
nv re to til'. pn?e' hnri!y than It did to buy
the Mipplk-s. Three" men are employed at
the county t'tore. wfire duty Is to wrap up
about four bundles a day.
Elsaiser lr.trrduced a reaolmltn la I week
to withdraw the $ a month which the
ounty la pay I fig the 'Arsoclalcd Charities
for the hire of an InwnigHtor. No act on
has been taken on' this fS'-lutton.
Commissioner t.yncti had attacked the
predleKS expense at the county stoie, thow.
Ii K that the cbrt of maintenance for the
mc nth of May exceeded the va'u? of the
goods ril-pensvd, and thai there were three
men employed there '(o 1111 on an avetagj
of four orders a day:
NEW HARRIMAN TRAINS FAST
, . i s
Centennial state Limited Makes
Nearly the i-rt of the Fast
est Eastern Trains.
The new Centennial State Limited train
of the Vnlon Taciflc and Northwestern
lines Is- one of the fastest trains In the
world, from Omaha West. It makes nearly
as fast a time as the famous Twentieth
Century limited of the New York Central
between New York and Albany and the
Pennsylvania special Of the Pennsylvania
railroad between Chicago and Fort Wayne.
Both of these eastern lines are on a water
level grade, while the Vnlon Pacific line
rises ?K4 feet In going the same distance
as these line.
Th time records of these three trains
show what rpeed they travel for long dis
tances. From New 'York to Albany, 142
miles on the- Twentieth Century limited,
takes 1H minutes, und from Fort Wayne to
C'hiiajo on the Pennsylvania, a distance of
Its miles, takes 1T0 mlnutoi; while the
Cn'.on Pacific, finm Omal.a to Chapman,
Neb., HJ miles, takes a time of 175 minutes.
DEAVER TO PULL THE LEVER
Barllnntun Official to Have the
Honor of Oneulag Government
Irrigation Project.
P. Clem Heaver, colonization agent of
the Burlington, leaves Tuesday for Powell,
Wyo , w here he will pull the lever that
turn.i the water Into the Ralston unit of
the b'g ShoKhone dam project, and make
the land tillable for all kinds of crops and
fruits. The Omaha han has been selected
to pull the (ever as a compliment to his
untiring labors In behalf of the settlers
of Wyoming and the Interest he has taken
and the hi'lp he has given In the building
of the Hu'uhonl dam.
The Fhoehonl dam has cost the govern
ment nearly $7.W,i0 but It will reclaim
from the desert lJG.OuO acres of land, thus
making the outlay fully worthy of the ex
pense. The opening of the dam will be
held Friday mortWng. June !i
A ftkootlaa; Ik-rape
alth both parlies wounded, demands Burk
kn's Arntca Malve. Heals wounds, sores,
urns or injuria. S5e. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
TUESDAY'
Special Barpiii Pay
AT
BRAMMEI
TORE
S
20c Embroideries at 10c Yard
Fine embroidered Edgings, Insertions and Galloons Swiss,
nainsook and cambric wide and
medium width worth 20c yard (J)(
40c and 50c Embroideries at 25c
18 and 22-inch fine Swiss, nainsook and cambric embroid
ered Flouncings, Skirtings, Corset Coverings; choice new
patterns. Big bargain square piled f7"
high many worth 50c yard j&)
at, yard d
10c Embroideries at 3jc Yd.
Fine embroidery Edgings and Insertions, also French Val.
T .nnno iTa44 ATciIa 4l. 3 A
wash laces and insertions all kinds, wYl X
actually worth up to 10c yard, at
Special Notion Bargains
ON OUR MAIN FLOOR
300-yard spool fine
Sewing Silk. 12 W
Six bolts Dutch Tape,
at 10
Fine Wash Cloths, at,
each 3
Wood or tin Coat Best Brass Pins, will
Hangers, 3 for. .5 not rust, paper. . 3
Nainsook Dress Shields
pair 7,
Celluloid Collar Sup
ports, 2 cards. . 5
Tinsel Hair Nets, the newest thing to be worn at parties, parks, dances,
etc. They come In gold, silver, old gold and o
old silver ' .OC
John J. Clark's best 6
cord machine thread,
dozen spools . .JJO
Metal Mail Boxes 10
BRANDEIS STORES
Pure Water Good Health
Impure Water 111 Health
WHICH DO YOU CHOOSE?
Ton rlva your answer fcy ths kind of water
you nse. Brink
DISTILLED WATER
10 Cents Per Gallon
And Hav Good Health
.I!',pnr" ,r,"n na sanitary, .it u a run
Mr,?tv'rlJ, that ow the body.
iP2? 1u1" 46. or A-4153 uf hve
mtarR h1l'u in roaT borne for 36o a
fo,,l55:o6tpontll;ttppU4 10- W
OMAHA ICE & COLD STORAGE CO.
433 Bonth riftenth Street.
5?
likes sliver for a wedding gift. We have many beau
tiful pieces food stylrs and moderate price. When
you get the invitation spend a few minutes In our store.
LOOK I'OR THE NAMB
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
1516 Douglas Street
Lcara Where It's Best to Farm
Thinking about buying land? Want so know in
oil and climate best suited for certain farming!
Our Land Boreau gives (re Information about
oil, climate, conditions In all parts ot the country.
We have gathered data and can tell you what
you desire to learn.
Write the Land Information Bureau, TIe
Twentieth Century Farmer. Omaha, Neb., today
and your questions will get prompt attention.
mmm.
IF
H. & H. (irfon Trading Rtmps are given
with all purrhaaeN at this store -the Interest
on the money you spend.
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Foulard Dresses
Wortk op lo 125.09 iie Fiictd
(ot Totidaj'i Selling il
$10.0'
Only about on,e hundred in the
lot, made of extra good quality
foulards; in navy, black and white
grounds showing pretty striped and
figured patterns.
The new kimono sleeves are
shown in many variations and the
trimmings are in perfect harmony
with the body material.
Sizes for both women and misses.
The New Models of Linen
Coats Have Just Arrived
They have the large shawl and
sailor collars and are trimmed with
slf-covered buttons. You will
find them to be most reason
ably priced at
$6.75
$10.00 Never Bought
Better Suits
"We have taken all of the
broken lines and odd hizps fmm
our stock and grouped them into one big lot to sell at $10.00.
There are serges and fancy mixtures in white and col
ors. All sizes in the assortment, but not all sizes in any
one style. Values range up to $25.00 the suit. ' ,
Two Wash Goods Bargains For Tuesday Only
One Jjot of Colored Batiste, In the latest styles dotted, striped
and other patterns; regular 12 He values, at the i
yari c
Natural Colored Tui-e Irish Linen, suitable for all kinds of summer
costumes possessed of the very superior washing and C
wearing qualities regular 25c values, at, the yard IOC
$3.00 Black Velvet Oxfords $1.98
They will prove quite attractive to
the woman who also cares for style
Women 'sf three-button oxfords, with plain, wide toes,
short vamps and Cuban heels, regularly priced at $3.00 -the
pair, Tuesday only, $1.98., This style is very easy on the
feet and consequently specially desirable for summer wear.
All sizes and all widths in the assortment.
Cool, inviting offices give comfort
during the long hot days of summer.
THE BEE BUILDING
affords rooms that are thoroughly ventilated and clean to
make them refreshing offices with a cheerful, regaling atmos
phere. New elevators are now being installed that will give some
of the most rapid service in the city.
- Here are a few choice offices .
i : . that are vacant just at present.
mwu "w-i'Dwui aireciir-ui rront or passenger elevator on third floor
i nis is as exceptionally good location on account of convenience and
having a south front Kental price, per month 93S.UO
BOOM 416-418 A desirable suite on the fourth floor next to the City Hall.
Ymi-f toor in summer ana rent is reasonable, per month ' .30.00
BOOK 413 Good inside office, 1SHX17H. with a vault In nn,.ti,... t.
nK V. ""iiier wan uuisiue. in price on this per
" 917.01.'
BOOM 609 -Is Hxl feet in size, also faclnsr on the Court. Thi. i.
I'Btiieu aim rem per montn la , lt.OO
The New elevators are being int11ed.
The Bee Building Company
Bee Business Office. 17th and Parnam Sts.
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PANTORIUM BULLETIN
NO. 3.
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Cleaning Summer Dressei
While I)KT CLKANINQ has the "'call" on any
other cleansing or henovuiln process ever discov
ered or invented !t alxo has Us limitations.
Kor Instance: Summvtv riruiixeM nf Mull. Orvan-
dlea, Swiss, India Linen and Linen; about one-half of those
received by the Cleaner cannot be properly Dry Cleaned and cu
be Wet Cleaned.
Those combining perspiratlo.i stains, grass stains or any
other decolorations that spreaJ over too large a surface for the
Spotter to remote must be Wet Cleaned.
But, mind you. Wet CJeanlni; aa we do it la pot like you prl
at the laundry nor like you wou.d do It at home the dresaea are
Dry Cleaned first, thus putting tliein In a condition which inakca
Wet Cleaning much easier and more satlnfaotory. Kach garment
ia taken Individually and cleaned by band in warm distilled
water with pure neutral snap, alter which It Is rinsed and Just
enough sizing (not starch) added to give It the feel and appear
ance It had when new.
This careful hand work and special attention of
expert workmen la why we have to charge from $1 fiO
to f -' 00 for cleaning summer dresses and It is also
why you get here the best work in Omaha.
Our complete Trice List sent on request. Out
of town business receives prompt attention.
The Pantorium
Ko4 Clearer rad Syara
1611-16 IT oaa Bt.
Plioua I
Song. M3i lad, A-9168.
New York to
Paris In Six
Days
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
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.7ffl:?fi? KT'-tFRKi V-.WVsK-S
La Provnc. Juns 2t.
Malar. Julr 1.
Touralnr, Jul? .
La Oimoi, Julr I.
L 8yo1. Julr II.
L Lorraln. July to
I Greatest Wall Paper Sale of the Season
4,hVro0or THREE BIG DAYS 4thV,hoVr
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
Big cash purchase of jobtar'n stock, inclndinar nil
1 Hi t A m. . '
grancs, onerwi at a small traction of worth.
Flod Room FlorsJ, morth to 7 He
roll 2H
Bl Room Strip, worth to UVjc
It n1 5
liitinx Room raprra, worth to 15c
t 12 Wt nd 10
I'latn OatmMtla
riain Oatmeyvl
roll
IWattfnl Tarlor rarrs flf,
Independent, crown and ,
cut-out borderg, regul.tr
values to 50c roll-at. . . I 25 0
Kitchen Rlodm Big line for se
lection . . . . '. . . R
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Imported papers, in all colors on sale, roll. .27H
f-ages slightly damaged, can be trimmed off at.
15
jjeainrr lowers, ji.bo values, at. . . 'iOa
Fruit and Forestry I'ppcrs, 40c values, at ..12H
Owk nrand Paints Guaranteed for three years best on the market
B&on .. .91.55
Woodshlne and Knamelette Varnish Stains Quart, 78c;' pint. 40c:
one-half pint
HAYDEN BROS.
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i our oummer v acation
Plan It Now ! '
9 In preparing for your Summer Vacation
you will be interested in the facts we can
place in your possession about the many
delightful lakes, fishing and hunting resorts
in Wisconsin, Minnesota and nortKeTn
Michigan, with their hundreds ' of hotels,
boarding-houses and camps. , -1 . .
J Then, there is the big game country in
the Rockies. ,
Q Splendid train service and low rates in effect all
summer.
"The Best of Everything"
The North Western Line
Full information and descriptive, booklets n
free on requeat. ' V T '
TtCKET OFFICES
1401-1403 Farnam Strut
Omaha, Neb,
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The Circulating Ga Water Heater
Prepare for Emergencies
Sudden sickness and the other exigencies of homo life
that require hot water quickly need not, disconcert the
housewife who has a . ; ;'
Circulating Gas Water Heater
- ..-.( . . .
You light the gas and in a few minutes have'plenty of
hot water.
The Circulating Gas Water Htater i
Burns Gas Only When You Need Hot Water '
Sold on attractive terms. ' -
Price, connected, $10.00.
Send for our representative and let him explain.
OMAHA GAS CO.
The Luxury
of
lanan
Shoes
Splendid Hotels Afloat
FRENCH LINE
Cemptsnio Ganinla Trantatlantiqoe
Fust twin acrew itetmeni equainr the fl nest
modern hotels, lpavn New York 10 a. m.
Thursdays, reachlnc Havreinstx dars.ron-riecllna-
with thnmgh tnlni for Pari and all
ninieniai ixiinis. .vtrr provision for
fety. wireless and submarine bella, Man'-
uisMMiuine, roor cares, itnrary, aymnas
dally concerts, dally paper, delicious
ne anflurA natmni maximum rimfm-
aiUiai slaas tariiw aana4a no ataaawr "f rafica.
Additional aalUnfa at 3d oabla prloas. altarnata fiAtardaya by popular one olasa cabin
ataainers $45 to t6I 60.
W. Z. Book, 1S84 rarnam; Z.. Firs Vat. Bank) 3. B. KeyaoMs. 1603 rarbam.
K. C. Bbl.lds. 16th and rarnam Sts. Oeo. T. West. Aa, O. M. W. By, Omaha. Msb.
Where to lind The Bee ia
flew York City, N. Y,
Arthur Hotallnc. Orand Central Depot
News Stand, Astor House.
Harry J. 8viii):x. OranJ Central
htutlon.
Tyson Oo's. - ytt Si inclullii:t
Holel KnlrJiartioraar. Huffman Kouh.
H.K'I Vlanaatun. Hollanl Hotrl.
lmparlal Hotel. Hotel iltlmnnt.
Murray Hnfal. Waldnrf-Aaurla.
Oraa4 I Ding Hfttal.
St
Lawrence Pocte to Eirope
tEBB tbast rora
'j Arm
AT BBA
White Star-Dominion
BOTAIt MA IT. STSABrBBA
lluntreal gueuc Jyirerpool
lAurentic" and "Megentlr
barcest and lloat Vedera teamata la
LSiiadlttn toer ic Luxurious aot uio
muiltlon lor First. Becond and Third
Class. Sailing in conjunction with the
Vopulai- Xwla luav Stasmera.
"Tsutuule "Oaawls" "Souluaioa
Carrylus One Class Oabla pusaenrsrs
fall4 ictn4 CakHs. tTafort at SMiS.rata
i.m A ThlrS laaa ftaaaaasara.
Apply.' oropany's ufirs ao- : Mr.
botm Bt CblcSf. o Latal Afeat.
Once you experience the lux
ury of wearing comfortable
shoes that hold their shape,
with a style made permanent
by fine materials and skilled
workmanship, no other shoes
will satisfy you thereafter.
We are speaking of I lanan
shoes. Selling is the easiest
thing we do because there is
nothing to explain. The shoes
tell their own story, and every
wearer tells his friends.
TRY A PAIR OF HANAN'S
ONCE
Men's-$5.50, $6.00, $7.00.
Women's $5.00 and. $6.00
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DREXEL
SHOE CXJMPANY
1419 Farnam Straet
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FREE IF NOT HELPED ;
Itats nnrl rnurhes ei trnilnale(1 ami ynn
rtrin't iy i n t I they ure none. Call Phone
S. 3143. .CBIOAOO Kit at BOAOX CO.
Specials in Our Fresh
Fruit and Vege- J
table Dept.
12. bunches Radishes 10c ft
Fresh Cauliflower, fic'. 10c. 15c it
& 2 stalkt fresh Celery. . .'. .Be
Fresh California Apricots, per rj
dozen 15c e
I31ack Raspberries, pint. 10c;'
per quart 18c (l
r resn r ioriaa , noeappies ai,
each 10c and 15c
Per crate J.50
.ew roiaiofa, per pecic. . . .ooc m
iivukuviu uaai .vuunitor V t
pound . 7c
Fresh, Crisp Pretzels, lb..., Or
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, qt. .5c
4 cakes Magic Washer Soap 15c
Stuffed Olives, assorted, at 10r,
15c and 5c Q
Quart jars Queen Olives... .50c ,H
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Dontistiy
P Tail's Dental Boids
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