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THE I5EE: OMATTA. FRIDAY. JULY 7. 1911.
TALK OF NEWYANKTON ROAD
Omaha Shipper! Evincing Interest in
the Project
MILWAUKEE TEE LOGICAL ROAD
Cptx-ll Shews Wae It Waal B
Profitable Iaeeaea tor
Raflroasl aaa Alma m Hal
Tkat Territory.
fthlppers hava . evinced Interest tn tha
proposition of btHMInc a Una of railway
from Omaha to Tab ton. 8. D., to tha
tent that many of tho heaviest blllers of
goods In tha city hava mad definite over
tures to tha Chi pa a o, Milwaukee at St. Paul
road.
"Tha promotion 'of thla connecting Nnk
between Omaha, and tha trade territory of
the Dakota la the one bid thins which
Omaha ehould accompllah within the next
few yean," declared Will A. Campbell,
director of the publicity bureau Of the Com
mercial chub, who will leave Omaha on
July If to. enter , the publicity department
f .the Great .Northern railroad, . . ,
With the present Indirect rail connec
tions with South Dakota, the live atock and
the rln produced in that state goes to
Sioux City, to a treat extent, when Omaha
Is the real market point
Omaha Yaaktoa.
The proposition of building a line direct
from Omaha to Yankfoh la not only feaal-
ble, but fives logical argument as a prof
liable Investment Besides the heavy ton
nage which would be diverted Omaha-way
In the shipment of the products of the state
which now' go If other directions, the In
ereaae la assessable valuatlone along the
line of the railroad . would be men than
H.OOO.ono.
"With a line to Yankton the entire state
would be open to the Omaha market
whereas now shipments have to go by a
roundabout way, through Iowa and Sioux
City, to reach their destinations. A con
nection direct from Omaha at Tankton
would tap lines running in ail directions In
the rich territory of the lower Dakota, and
would give Omaha dealers an excellent
entry Into' the North Dakota market"
Auto Tax Must Be
Paid in County Where
the Auto is Owned
weaM
Honey Collected it to Go Into the
Eoad . Fund of the
, v . County. ....
Under tho new automobile Jaw, which
becomes operative Friday, owners of ma
chines will be required to take out their
licenses In tha county In which the ear Is
owned. The annual fee will be $3 Instead
of II as has maintained heretofore.
The license fee must be paid to the
county treasurer, who will Issue a receipt
for the money. The treasurer will notify
the state office tn Lincoln, whence a license
will be issued. ' '
"Owners of automobiles must make per
sonal ' application for the licenses," says
Prank A. Puray, county treasurer. "They
must come to this office and pay the fee.
I will Issue 'a receipt and the license will
be forthcoming In a few days. .
"Many owners have made application for
licenses, but they " have not sent the re
quired Information ' relative to the - can.
Under such ' circumstances It will be Im
possible for me to Issue the receipt I wish
to Impress on them that they must make
appUoatlon personally". i .
'The money accruing from the 'licensee
win go Into the road fund of the county
In which the car Is owned.
Another auto law which goes Into effect
Friday la 'one which prohibits boys under
1 years of aga operating a car. Hogy
Bernstein, chief probation officer, says, the
law will be enforced from the jump, as will
one which precludes boys undsr M years
eld from smoking. Violation of this law Is
punishable by a fine of not less than $10,
but in the event that the lad tells where
he purchssed the tobacco, the fine la re
mitted. ;
Wyoming is Planning
Big Products Exhibit
Stte Immigration Commissioner
Comet to Omaha to Confer with
Land Show Company. ,
Roy W. Schenck of. Cheyenne, state com
missioner ., of immigration of Wyoming,
came to Omaha' yesterday to consult with
the Union Pacific and Burlington officials
and also with a. C. Hoeewater, president
of the Omaha "Land Show, relative to the
settlement and development of Wyoming.
Commissioner Schenck declares that a
big Wyoming state exhibit la being ar
ranged for the Land Show,, aside from the
many Individual exhibits. On Wyoming
day at the Land Shew the governor of that
state and other prominent men will be in
attendance, says Mr. Schenck, the purpose
being to make that day one of the blggeat
of the exposition.
"We 'are now -advertising our state as
never before," says Mr. Schenck. "We
believe that we can offer the greatest op
portunities to the homeeeeker. The lrrlgl
ble land are producing enormous crops
and everything is In fine shape."
KNOTT IS GRANTED PAROLE
Jeege Katelle Gives Mas Wk Killed
Wife la Charae ef Uatea Pa
lite Kna-laeer.
Free anted with a petition for parole signed
by every member 'Of- he Jury that found
George Knott guilty of manslaughter in
district eourt three .weeks ago for the
kilyng- of his . wife last spring. Judge
Katelle paroled Knott yesterday afternoon
to Oeorga McQuade, an engineer on the
TJnlon Pacific, . . '
Several reaaona were given by the Judge
for the granting of a parole. Knott ia at
St . Joseph's hospital In a dangeroua condi
tion suffering from kidney trouble in a
malignant form.. .
The uniform success that haa attended
the use of Chamberlain's Collo, Cholera
ana marrnoea nemeay naa made It a
favorite everywhere. It can always be de
fended upon. For sale by all dealers.
J. G. SCHURMAN STOPS HERE
rreeldeat et Toraell Ualveretty
awaa Ula Vaeatlea la .Alaaka
Thla saner.
Jacob Gould. Schurman, president of Cor
nell university, with members of his fam
ily, stopped off at Omaha Thursday morn
ing enroute to Alaska, where Mr. Schur
man will spend his vacation. While In
Omaha tbe Cornell president visited with
C. C Rosewater and waa taken for an au
tomobile trip about the city.
A Viper la tha f toasara
In dyspepsia, complicated with liver and
kidney trouble. Klwttrio Bitters help all
such cea or no pay. aOc For sale by
1.-aijb Drug Co.
teres
Close
P. M.
seep
Saturday
until
Bept I.
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Ik.
May assa '.t aMSMMs -aMSafJ- r
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5,
During
JulT
and
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Stores)
Close
T. M.
esceft
Saturday
FRIDAY, ALL THE
ODD LOTS
Semi-Annual Clearing Sale
WiH Be Sacrificed The Biggest Bar
gains Omaha Haa Known in Years.
Two days of clearing sales have -left remnants and
odd lota which must be sacrificed in one day regardless
of value. These clearing sale remnants are the biggest
bargains of the year.
WASH GOODS REMNANTS Basement
Red Seal, Toile du Nord and A. P. C. Ginghams are the
best in styles and colorings, 1 They retail -every- I
where at 12V&C and 15c a yard clearing sale ftf
price Friday, in remnants, at, yard. !
Beautiful printed flaxon in
new summer styles; also
the well known plain anil
checked linaire 1 ftp
from the bolt at, yd.. l"t
Striped and checked 86-in. Nain
sook, for summer undermuslins,
made to sell at 1 8c yd., 7 1
desirable remnants, at ydl2C
All the regular 10c printed and
plain lawns will be cleared
away. Remnants and by the
bolt, at J I -
yard jC
All the fancy colored lawns,
. batistes and organdies
. that sold up to 15c a yard;
' from the bolt at,
yard 0L
All small lots various kinds
cotton goods will be sold Fri
day, at at,,
yard U2
All tbe remnants bleached and
unbleached - muslin. These
lengths have accumulated from
our regular stocks
special, at yard . . . .
6ic
8k
ODD LOTS of WOMEN'S, MISSES' and CHILDREN'S
COTTON HOSIERY
Plain and lace patterns white, black, tan and
colors; worth up to 20c a pair, at. ....... . . . .
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Remnants and Sample Pieces of All Kinds of
ALL OVER LACES 1 GJr
Va to of a Yard in Each Piece, at, EACH. . . W
FINE EMBROIDERY EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS
Thousands of yards in neat eyelet and blind relief de
signsup to 6 inches wide and worth I2V2C a ft
Vard. a f v-nrl ''':' ,svw
TUiut u v 7 - va sees
Fine French and German Val. Laces and Insertions .
Also neat crochet, cluny and Armenian effects; 5 p
worth up to I2V2C a yard; big bargain square,' yd..
Clearing Sale of Silks
3,000 yards "of spot proof foulards, mescalines, sarahs,
poau de cygnes, dress taffetas, fanoy louisine silks, pon
gee and shantung silks, fine tub silks, 2Q9Q
etc.; reduced from 59c and 75c yd. to. .... . vvKtmu9
Clearance of WASH FABRICS -Main Floor.
Sweeping reductions of our entire stock of French and
English novelties, efleure voiles, 36 and 38-inch novelty
voile, silk and cotton jacquards, imported t O
bordered voiles and marquise 50c values at. . .aasl VJC
54-inch DRESS GOODS Former Price 75c yd., at. OTp
Bioken check English voiles, dark combination only. a L
BRANDEIS STORES
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The Cheapest Kind
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any employe can instantly shut off power,
from any desired point, in time to prevent
accidents
a
Besides being the cheapest kind of liability
insurance for you this method of drive gives
.u perfect and instant speed control and is
always dependable. .
. Letis prove these assertions by referring,
you to satisfied users. '
OIIAII A ELECTRIC LIGHT
AND POWER COMPANY
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Excrpting Saturdays, this store will close at
Five o'clock throughout the summer.
BARGAIN FRIDAY
The first one of our July Clearance Sales de
signed to establish new selling records. It Is Im
portant that you read every item.
Womea's $5 Trimmed White Embroidery Hats at $2.48
These hats come in medium and large shapes and are
trimmed with white mull and finished with small rose buds.
Special for Friday only, at $2.48.
. Fine Lace Hats in white only several large shapes
to choose from regular $5.00 values, at, $3.48.
Fare White Untrlnimed Chip Hats in large, medium and small
shapes, regular 3.00 values, at $1.98.
Women's Sailor Hats trimmed with wide silk velvet rtt)bon bands,
crowns of the popular Knox block shapes, 98c to $1.50 values at 48S
Women's White Duck Crush Hats worth up to $1.4 8, at 7J.
A Rummage Sale in the Women's Suit
Store Friday Morning at 9 O'clock
Stock taking brought to light about one hundred odd garments con
sisting of colored linen dresses, colored wash suits, rloth riding habits,
cloth evening rapes and white rep and linen skirts. Regardless of
former prices, Friday morning, at nine o'clock, your choice of all these
garments at $1.00.
New Dimity Dresses at $3.95 Extra Values
An entirely new model made of sheer dimity In pink, blue and
lavender shades. It 1b cut low at the neck and baa elbow length sleeves,
an Ideal garment for this hot weather. , ,
New White Waists at $1.23 Two new models '
on sale for the first time Friday. 'One style
has a front of allover embroidery and the
other has a yoke of cluny lace. Both styles
f are cut low at the neck and have elbow length
kimono sleeves. Choice, at
Hot Weather Furnishings for Women
One lot of Lawn Dressing Sacques, in pretty floral designs, with
peplln skirts, low necks and elbow sleeves; regular 65c values, Fri
day, 39.
ONK ENTIRE STOCK OF COLORED SUN BONNETS in pink, blue,
navy and .black and black and white checked ginghams, regular 25c
values, at 15.
One Lot of Women's Ilathing Suits of black or navy materials with
white braid trimming; regular $3.00 and $3.50 values, Friday, $1.69.
n ($1.25
Special Pricing onCor
. sets for Friday Only
Two lots of them made of ba
tiste, coutils. and silk brocades
some of them equipped with good
strong hose supporters. These are
broken, lots in all styles and all
lengths ranging in size from 18
to 80. Our regular $1.00 to $3.50
values divided into two lots and
displayed onthe Main Floor Bar
gain Tables for Friday only,
19c and 39c
Hosiery at 9c the Pair
One lot ot, women's and chil
dren's lace hosiery worth 25c the
pair, and one lot of children's fine
and medium ribbed hose, is spe
cially marked for Friday's selling
at 9c the pair. .
Undreir Bargains
Women's 12 Ho Low Neck,
siee v e i e ss
Vests in sizes
4. 5 and 6 Fri
day 10c each
or 8 for 25c.
W o m e n's
91. 50 empire Sai'
Union . Suits in . low neck and
sleeveless styles with lace knees,
Friday, 98c.
Women's S4.00 and SS.OO Ital
lan Silk Vests of the famous Kay
ser make; lace trimmed and hand
embroidered slightly soiled from
display Friday, choice, $2.50.
Boys' 23c', Porosknit Shirts and
Drawers, Friday, 21c the garment.
.Art Linens at 50c
, One lot of fine center pieces and
scarfs In hemstitched, drawn, em
broidered and lace Insertion and
edge trimmed styles; values up
to $1.25 each, Friday, choice, 50c.
Books lor Summer Readi if at 49c
About 150 books of fiction from
our circulating library all good,
strong fiction of the last few years
but because they have been used
we mark them for Friday's sell
ing at your choice, 19c.
Dress Goods Remnants
One-Hall Price
We intend to clear out every
accumulated remnant In our dress
goods stock, regardless of style or
price, at exactly a half of the real
value.. The lengths vary from one
to elx yards and the goods are
suitable for women's and chil
dren's dresses, suits, coats, jackets
and skirts. Friday, just half price.
Wish Goods at 3Jc a Yard
The wash goods store contrib
utes all of its odds and ends to
this Friday sale. There are many
fabrics in a great variety of pretty
patterns and colorings for your
choosing., Up to 18u values, at
3V4c the yard.
25c Fore Irish Linen at 15c
Warranted pure Irish linen for
women's summer skirts, suits and
.dresses, full 26 inches wide, a spe
cial 25c num
ber for Frld-
VT day's selling,
r-rv rrrrs. r rvixrv. . k r
I rw IftaranCP 2 lbctneyara
to $1.25
t a
ouKS a. ovc a lard
Odds and ends and some whole
pieces of fine messallnes, peau de
cygnes, foulards, pongees, taffetas,
loulslnnes and other silks in dot,
floral, stripe, Persian and allover
patterns; 19 to 27 inches wide;
up to $1.25 values for Friday, 39c.
Calicoes and Sheeting
Calicoes In all Colors Our best
American made goods in a va
ried assortment of choice patterns
that sell regularly at 6c the yard,
Friday, 5.
9-4 Bleached Sheeting of a very
fine quality, our regular 30 cent
goods, Friday, limit of 10 yards
to a customer at 24 H.
Table Linens and Linen Crash
60-inch Marcartsad Tabla Z.lnaa In a
aood ran of new patterna, extra
heavy quality, regular 60c values 330,
16-lnoh Unbleached Linen Craah,
poBsenHed of superior wearing- quali
ties, regularly ?!ic, Friday, Bo yard.
Women's Oxfords and Pumps on the Bargain
Tables Friday $3.50 Values at $1.48
We positively will not carry a single pair of women's Oxfords or
pumps Into another season. So, Friday, all the
broken sizes and odd lots from our regular lines
will go at the very special price of $1.48 the
pair. We think there will be no trouble in fit
ting you if you come early In the day.
Children's all leather-
barefoot sandals with
solid leather soles
the same sale we
have always held at
this season of the
year all sizes spe
cially priced for Fri.
day only, at the pair-
59c
Still Seme. Women's Up to $2.50 Footwear to Co at 25c
This assortment consists of white canvas Oxfords, women's bath
slippers, soiled satin footwear, Oxfords and some high shoes. All are
small sizes. Up to $2.60 values, while they last, choice, 26c.
Special i From Bennett's Pore Food Gro:eryFor Fri Jar and Saturday
T T" . - M . A
ia. rnnui xui(.er, ana
ib siampa iso
Pint bottle Snlder'a
lb. can B. C. Baking-
powder, and 100
atampa $1XM
1 lb. best Coffee, and 20
atampa SSa
I lbs. Beat Coffee, and
0 atampa $1.00
1 lb. assorted Tea, and
T atampa ?6
1 lb. assorted Tea. and
40 atampa 400
1 pka. Tea Sittings, and
10 atampa ltte
. 4S lb. sack Bennett'a
1 Pride Flour . . . . Sl.BO
10 bars Heat TSm All
Soap, - for SAe
Whole Jap Rloe. lb. fte
I large cans Columbian
Milk, for a
t cans Hulled Beana
with chirkem, and SO
s lamps, for 8 So
1 lb. lull Cream Cheese,
and 10 atampa . ...SOo
1 lb. Virginia Swiss -
Cheese, Sad 10 atampa
for aao
Pint can GalUaxd'S Pure
Olive Oil Oo
Catsup, and 10 atampa,
for 860
Pkff. Item's Graham and
'iourlst trackers, and
10 atampa, at . ...luo
Can Snlder'a Baked
rteana, and 10 atampa,
for lfro
t cans Brorkport Sliced
or grated Pineapple,
ana 10 atampa ....800
t cana Swlft'a Pride
Cleanser, and 10
atampa 8 So
14 lb. aack Diamond
Crystal bale and 20
atampa 86c
One dozen boxes Safety
Matches for So
40c Jar Tea Garden Pre
served Pigs aoa
Can Marshall's Preserv-
, ed Bloatera, and 10
atampa tSo
Qt. can Capitol Pure
Maple Syrup ?Oe
t cana Gold Medal Corn,
'or 85o
I lb. box Sterling Gloss
Starch, and 20 atampa,
'or sjo
S bars Buttermilk or
Hasel Toilet Soap. SSo
Sack Minute Ice Cream
Bait, ior so
10c can Old Mission Ripe
Olives, for 15a
16c can Kranoo-Amerl-can
Uoup gso
40o can first choice
Mushrooms, for . .B5o
Bottle Bennett's Vanilla
or Lemon Kxtraets.
and 20 stampa ....ISO
Ideal Cookies, specially
priced, at, lb ISO
BUTT Em ASTD XCrOS
Bennett's Capitol Cream
er? Batter, guaranteed
full weight, too lb. aso
Btriotly fresh Country
Eggs, the dwn . . lio
rklK-ICB COLS BUT
T. K MILK ravXB
Store Closes
Every Night
at 5 o'clock,
Except
Saturday.
JlLJil&&J:md. W-a lBAaaSBa BBaaMB
jasaA..ei ff,rre.raas33Bagiw
Shop in th -
lorntng. ' '
Store Closes
' at 1
5 O'clock
Friday Is Remnant Day
In Our Famous Domestic Room
All the remnants of our Pre-lnventory Sale, including; Print.
Ginghams, Wash Goods, etc.. will go at a ridiculous price;, also sev
eral cases of goods will be sold from the bolt at very low prices.
FKOM THE DOLT
10c Batiste, fast colors, good patterns .' .
12 Vic Batistes, fast colors, good patterns 5
Indigo Blue Trints, 6c values Antraclte
White Goods good values at 1 0c ..;...-.' I
White Goods good values at 25c '. . ., 10?
Remnants of Goods from 15c to 26c a yard, at at. .5t 7l J-Of
Remnants of Linen at w HALF PUICK
Remnants of Toweling at HALF THICK
Remnants of Sheeting at :HALF VHK K
100 Sheets, worth 75c, at i . '. .4J)
100 Sheets, worth 85c, at . rH
10 dozen Pillow Slips, worth 16c each . ....... 10c
Ten other specials not advertised.
Friday Specials
Suit Department In Domestic Room
Light weight House Dresses, worth up to $1.76 '81.23
One-piece Work Dresses, worth up to $2.50 .. '. ...... w 81 0
Dressing Sacques, 50c values . 35)
Children's Dresses, made of gingham and percales,' 2 to .14.. year,
75c values . . -49
150 samples Children's Bonnets, values up to 39c . . .' lTf
Women's Dress Skirts, plain and trimmed, values to $2.95, $1,50
Children's Dresses, 25c 'values 11
Light weight Long Kimonos, 75c values 5)
Percale Wrappers, $1.25 values '. 7)
10c Embroideries 2'2c
Friday morning we will clear up our stock of odd pieces of edges
and insertions left from our big embroidery sale, goods worth 5c,
8c and 10c per yard, all in one big lot Friday, only per jd. 2V4r
3
July Clearing Sale Silk
2.000 yards of plain and novelty Bilks, Whitd Jap Wash Silks, 'chocks
and striped Habutal alike, 27-inch Jauquard ullks, worth 60c, all at ono
price Friday 19o
Remnants of ail silk Poulard in lengths from 7 to 20 yards, in a good
Hue of colors, neat designs and polka dots, a big barjuln -. worth' , fc,
Friday .880
Black Bilks at bargain price fl.2S quality 38-Inch black Mennallne, bhioK
dress Peau de Sole, heavy black Taffeta, black Satin Duchess,, worth
$1.25, on sale Friday at the low price 780
Some Shirt Bargains
Boys 75o Shirts and Blonse Waists at 86o Male of line quality Sateen
Trrale and Madras, all new and neat colors, figures and stripes.
Ken's 75o Shirts at 89o All rood quality Percale, some made coat style
with link cuff buttons, all good medium colors,
Ladles' Uauze Vents, white and colors, worth to 26c, at 5c, So and IS Ho
Boya' BaJbrlg-gan Shirts and Drawers, worth to 60c. at SSo and lto
Boys' Union Suits, at 2Bo and 49o
Men's Union Suits, worth to $1.60, at .690 Sad 49c
Ladies' Union. Suits, worth o $1.S5, at....... 4Bo, 30c and SBo
Ladles", Men's and Children's Stocking;, worthy 25c, at . ...7V4o and J2lto
Read This for Friday in Groceries
The Great Stock Reducing Sale
It lbs. best Oranulated Suaar ..11.00
48 lb. sack lUiraond H high grade
family Flour $1.16
The best hand picked Navy Beuni,
lb 6c
10 lbs. best Whit or Yellow Corn
Meal J 60
Gallon cans Golden Pumpkin .... 25a
Gallon cans Apples or Tomatoes tOo
Condensed Milk, per can 7Uc
4 Hi. ,ikg. Pyramid Washing Powder
at mo
Jiapo Nuts, pkg ., 10c
Oor:i Flnkes pkfr. 610
011 or Mustard Sardines can .... 4c
1 lb. pkg. Corn Starch 4c
J lb. cans Baked Beans 843
S lb. cans Golden Pumkln, Hominy
or Squash 7 Vi 'i
The best Soda Trackers, lb 60
BUTTE a, CHUBS and BOOS
The best dreamery, package or Tuh
Butter, lb 2Bo
Fancy No. 1 Dairy Butter, lb... 18o
Fancy No. 1 Country Creamery But- .
ter, lb :3C
The best-strictly fresh Kggs, dozen,
at 17 4c
Full Cream, White or Colonial Chees
lb : , ... 18c
Neufchatel CheeNe, each So
Buy your pineapples Friday. The
season Is nearly cloned. '
E8K TBQETABLB PBXCES
Fresli Hem. quart ...,,,..7V4o
6 bunches fresh Radishes ........ 5o
Fresh home crown Cauliflower, esi-h,
at 6a
hunches of Onions for ...,,.
S bunches fresh Beets, for 60
4 hunches fresh Currots for 6c
4 hunches fresh Turnips for .... 5o ,
Lare Cucumbers, each 60
2 Green Peppers 6c
Fancy ripe Tomatoes, lb ,, 7 Ho
5 large bunches fresh PieDlant.... 60
L Fancy Wax Beans, lb. 7Vo
Duncnes rrcsn sreiey dc
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