THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1911.
BRANDEIS STOKES
Negligee and
Outing Shirts
for Men
worth 50c and
75c, at
19c
SOFT
COLLARS
For Men and Boy
Tie and collar to
match, all the cor
rect summer a si
yw wi
Men'g 25o
Quality
SIIAWKNIT
HOSE,
at, per pair
ny2c
All Our Four-in-Hand
WASH
NECKTIES,
worth 25c ca., at
5 lor 25c
Offer you the choice of Hundreds of
k. A mm At av A m Atl C i . 6 A
K1f. K1K X7ll.JK7..itfi C1
tjJLj p4fatJ 4 )filis4 f
F6r Hen and Young Hen, at
f
emi-Amiinnnial Clearai
aJle
8
mm
Pi
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MEN'S 'FURNISHING 'GOOD
Right after the Fourth of July we always hold this sale, and it is known as the most extraordinary event of the year.
Yon can buy all the Summer Furnishing Goods you need at one-half what they would cost you any other time or at any
other place. ON SALE IN OLD STORE AND NEW STORE.
SALE BEGINS SATURDAY IN OLD STORE AND NEW STORE
Men's & Boys
LEATHER
BELTS,
Worth a
op to I 0
SV V
II. t.
Men's
BATHING
SUITS
Soft, serviceable
wool, worth )3a
2V 7Ec
Men's
Suspenders
Boys
Best lisle and cot
ton, worth up
to 50c a 17 1
pair, at . 1 1 ?C
BATHING
SUITS
Good, strong cot-
,....2Sc
ton
at.
Imported Silk Neckwear
Very newest colors and de
signs; worth up to 9 Co
$1.00, at..... .3C
Silk Neckwear 9c
All our neckwear not otherwise
priced Is put In this lot.
lc
I.
MEN'S 150 LINEN COL
LARS Sizes: Men's 14 to
20; Boys' 11V2 to
14, at
Choice of All Our W A S H
STRING TIES Worth up
to 15c each v
YOUR UNRESTRICTED CHOICE OF .
Any Plan's Shirt i
(Manhattans Excepted)
Negligee or golf style; silk, silk and linen,
pongee, solsette, French flannel and madras
at t
ACTUALLY WORTH UP TO $5.00.
MEN'S LISLE HOSE
Made of finest lisle yarn, rein
forced heels and toes, fl n
worth up to S6o pair "
J
oil, lien's n and 1 Shirts at 35c and 50c
Madras, Chamhray, Pongee and Percales; collars at
tached or neck band style.
1 v
Your Choice of All Our Men's Silk Lisle, French Lisle
and French Balbriggan
Worth
Summer Underwear QCJ.
rth up to $1,245 a garment, at O J
BRAWDEIS STORES
Men's Lisle Union Suits
With a soft finish, non-irritating,
cool ;' formerly sold
at $1.00 all sizes, 5Q(
Men's Balbrigg-an'and Derby
Ribbed Shirts and Drawers
FormeT price was 50c a gar
ment; your choice
Men's Silk and Lisle Hose
Fine, soft, lustrous silk yarn,
worth up to 75c a he
pair, at -9!L
. ..
Men's Night Gowns
Full fashioned, well tailored,
thin summer materials
worth up to $1.00,
at
39c
i' x : ; i -
if
t
V It
l 11 4
SATURDAY
For the Season's Smartest
SUITS
In Men's and Young Men's Sizes.
MADE BY EXPERT TAILORS TO SELL
TTTTH SI" ACJHM of 1 ftrt tIRm $00 00 $29. Rfl.
U J'.eWeWa .aVW.VVf rvwwa
r" .....
This fortunate chance comes to you because one of Imsw lork's leading
clothes makers found himself badly overstocked and was willing to accept a
loss on hundreds of his best suits in order to get cash immediately.
It was the high quality of these suits that induced us to buy them at this
time, and it is the high quality that will appeal to you.
Every new style feature created this season is included. Conservative or
extreme models grays, tans or mixtures, in rich new tones, expertly tailored.
Omaha's Biggest Clothes Bargain at $10
BOYS' CLOTHES FOR VACATION WEAR
Boys' $3.50 Wool Knickerbocker Suits,
at ." -$2.50
Boys' $1.50 Wash Suits at I.. 694
Boys' $2.50 Wash Suits at -SI. 50
Boys' $3.50 and $4.50 Wash Suite. .$2.t8
Boys' Soft Collars, ties to match 19
Boys' Cadet Shirt Waist Blouses, 43c to 08c
Second FloorOld Store
Boys' 50c Bloomer Wash Pants 19
Boys' 60c Shirt Waist Blouses. ..... .21
Boys' 50c Rompers 25
Boys' $3.00 Khaki Suits at $1.69
Boys' $1.60 Base Ball Suits 75
Boys' and Girls' Indian Suits at. . . .$1.00
Basement New Store
Any Man's Panama Hat
in our en
tire stock
$2.98
Your choice of any pan
ues, for ,
a ma hat in our entire stock-
$15 or $18 Trunks
at $10.
35 high grade sample
Trunks, 38 and 40
inch sices, linen lined
throughout; $15 and
$18 values, at. .$10
Omaha agents for the
celebrated Innovation
Wardrobe Trunks.
-$5.00, $6.00, $7.60 and $10.00 val-
$2.98
CLEARING SALE OF STRAW HATS
Men's 98c Straw Hats, at ...... . 50
Men's $1.60 Straw Hats at 98J
Men's $2.00 Straw Hats at .....; $1.50
Men's $3.00 Straw Hats at -...n.-..$2.50
Men's $3.50 Straw Hats at $2.95
Men's $4.00 Straw Hats at ...... $2.95
Men's $5.00 Straw Hats at $2.95
Boys' and Children's 25c Straw Hats and Wash Hats and Caps
for ..10
Boys' and Children's 50c Straw Hats at . 25
Brandeis
POTATOES GO HIGHER AGAIN
Vc?tablei from 100 to 300 Per Cent
Higher Than Lat Year.
tO REED WEATHER IS BLAMED
fclew Apple and Fvaofcc Hit Ap
perd la Oaikt Mark Not
'0ly Hla-a, bat Taer A"
f Poor (taaJltr.
listen to th jetarlan's tale of woe:
Garden products and fruit have increased
In price from 100 to SCO per coat elnee a
year ago.
"Drouth," was the rejoinder when a com
mission man wae asked "Why sot" In
- very part of the country the excessive
feeat and absence of rain have burned up
the truck patches.
New' potatoes, after maintaining- the
tslgheat record In recollection of commis
sion men, have risen from 12.80 a bushel to
3.ft). New apples and peaches are seen In
the market booths. Cantaloupe, which
fcave been about the only thine on exhibit
tn the markets that has not Increased in
price, now Is on the rise, having gone from
ll.M a case to it.1t.
Not only la the anomalous situation
kvlnced in the price quotations, but In the
pjuallty of the garden products. It takes
M much nerve to eat a blade of lettuce
howadays aa it did for the proverbial bero
Who it the first oyster. Raspberries taste
knora like nutmeg than the Juicy fruit of
fond memories. Lettuce has a bitter tang
iNhich practically spoils it for food.
A comparison of the prices quoted In a
retail market as opposed to the quotations
pf last year follows:
1M0. 1R11.
Slack-raspberries, box .10 to 25
Red raspberries, box ,. O.-.M 0.20
Cherries, box .0.10 0.203Ct
iTonnatoes, basket 0.1S O.So
Itlack berries, box 0.10 0.24
Gooseberries, box 0.10 0.20
Cauliflower, pound O.10 0.17H
Neans, pound 0.10 0.1K
Dnions. ouncn v.o v.io
E Latest Market
Prices
Money Saving
Effected
OMAHA. SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1911.
dos. bunches...
o.si 5 o.&ks
0.86
0.S0
S.S0
0.40
0.W
0.15
0
Sv'aw applea, peck 0.40
Pearhea, dosen 0.20
Potatoes, bushel O.BO
Steels, dosen 0.20
Lettuce, dosen 0.10
pirawberrles. box ....... 0.10
tweet corn, dosen.. i.... 0.10
MORE OWNERS NOTIFIED
TO TEAR DOWN BUILDINGS
Twenty-Three Notices Are Seat Oat
by Stat Fire ComatlMlaaer
l Troatoa.
Twenty-three notices for the destruction
tf dilapidated buildings were served Friday
fenorntng by John Trouton, deputy state fire
Commissioner. The lijt Includes residences,
business houses and barns scattered
throughout the city.
Owners of these buildings are cited to show
ftause why the structures should not b
recked under the "nuisance" provisions
f the state laws: -
Barn at 1J North Nineteenth street,
twned by C. E. Elliott; store rooms and
Iwellings at T24-726 South Thirty-ninth
Itreet and 3002 Leavenworth, owned by
Catherine Vrlau; dwcUng at il Wirt
Itreet, owned by Maud . Davles; barn tn
rear of 2465 Harney street, owned by Wine
Memorial hospital association; dwelling at
1X11 Military avenue, owned by Henry
Wrage; dwelling at North Ninth
Itreet. owned by Kin.k Crawford; dwelling
It too Capitol avenue, owned by A. W. Kel
seal dwelling and barn at 2i-9 North Ninth
street, owned by John N. Haskell and
Frank Crawford ; slieds In rear of 1501-1
Para avenue, owned by Elisabeth Suukert;
Warn in rear of 21 Mason street, owned by
Margaret Llnahan. dwelling at 1114-1 Dor
mls street, owned by Patrick Dally; dwell
ng at 231S Mason street, owned by Lora
X. Downs; barn In rear of 1913 South
twelfth street, owned by David Bkalua
towsky; barn at 1413 Capitol avenue,
wned by Lillian M. Maul; atore buildings
It U0-U North Sixteenth street, owned by
HaydGi) Bros.' Meat Department
Temperature High
No. 1 Sirloin Steak, ft
pound
6c
25c
25c
No. Pot Roast,
lb., 8c, 7c ....
Boiling Beef, 5 lbs.
for . . '. .... ......
Boneless Rib Boast, fn
lb., 12V2cand......lvt
Shoulder Steak,
3 lbs. for......
Spring Lamb ' 44 -Legs,
lb. ...... II 72 C
Mutton Legs,
lb
Mutton Chops,
lb
Pork Roast, ,
lb
Pork Ioin,
lb.
8c
12KC
.....7c
...llc
Hayd n Bros
eat Prices Low
..5c
...5c
.5c
.9c
.8c
10c
25c
15c
16c
10c
. Moat Dept.
al
Bulk Sausage,
lb.
Salted Spareribs,
lb.
Salted Pig
Tails, lb ...... .
Pickled Pork
Butts, lb ,
Veal Roast,-
lb., 10c and .'. .
Veal Chops,
lb., 12V&C and
Veal Stew,
6 lbs
No. 1 Hams,
lb.
Bacon '
lb.
Pic-nic Hams,
lb.
CWBWS C" Q?XXX i5iaCr f'sttC:B5Bi2 C"
Omaha's Puro
Food Center
aWkw ft bbv
"SPECIALS" FOR SATURDAY
Fresh Dressed Spring Chickens, pound 25c
Veal Roast
j per lb. . . . . .
Veal Chops
per lb
Veal Stew-
v5 lbs. for...
10c
12k
25c
Fall Lamb Legs
per lb. . .'
Choice Pot Roast
8c and....'
Boiling Beef , QI,
per lb..
,9k
10c
Calumet Sugar Cured Bacon, per lb. 13VsC
Special 'prices to hotels, restaurants and boarding houses.
Centra! Market
(KULAKOFSKY MEAT CO., Props.)
Phones: Doug. 1796; Ind. A-2141. 210 North 16th St.
4 cakes Rain Maker, Magic
Washer Soap 15c
25c can Grogan's Ripe Olives,
at 15c
Vt. -lb. tin Potted and Deviled
Turkey 10c
Spaghetti Dressing, per tin 10c
15c bottles "Lotus" Pickles,
assorted 12 c
Stuffed Olives, assorted 10c,
15c and .... - .S25c
10c fresh crisp Pretzels ..6c
4 pkgs. Uneeda Biscuit . . . 15c
3 pkgs. Toasted Rice Flakes K5c
4 lbs., 10c, Jap Rice 2Ac
tt-gal. can Gaillard Olive Oil,
at $1.45
Butter, Egrgs and Clieese Dept.
'Lotus" Creamery Butter, in
cartoons, per lb aoc
Our best country Butter, in
sanitary Jars, per lb. ...28c
Strictly fresh Eggs, per dos. 20c
and .....'... 25c
Imported Swiss Cheese, per
lb 85c
Very fine , domestic a Swiss
Cheese, per lb .25c
Large Ripe Edam Cheese 11.00
fancy Jar Cheese (assorted), loo.
lfto and asc
Quart Jars Chow Chow or Ce'lerv
Relish aoo
Quart jars Manzanilla Olives.. 3So
Fresh Fruit and Vegetable
Department.
3 stalks well bleached Celery,
at loc
California Ripe Peaches, per
dozen 20c
Ice cold Watermelons, each 40c
to 600
12 bunches of Onions ....10c
Denver Red Raspberries,
Strawberries, Blueberries,
Limes, New Sweet Corn, Mint,
Pineapples, Fancy Wax Beans,
Fine Cauliflower. r
Coffee Department.
Ankola" Coffee, per lb. 35c
3 lbs. for 81.00
At no other store in Omaha
is it possible to buy such sat
isfactory coffee as ours. Rich,
full flavored, delicious, fresh
roasted daily, as we roast all
the coffee we seU. Try a pound
with your next order.
Courtney's Peanut Butter, al
ways fresh, at per Jar loc, 15c
zoc ana
Bulk, per lb. . .
.45c
.20c
Courtney's Trvona Teas, the verv
best tea on the market, lb. . . .60o
'Lotus" Spires best quality (pre
pared In air-tight canal
each loo, UOo and S5e
C"W Csc&nEr c Q?mZ5Z&&GF3&
Pounds Best Cans Granulated Sugar (H Ail
If Ton Purchase 1 Order of Other Goods. P UU
W n p.rrv a full 'i . . J
nKiiir rowner, eie
Try Ovur Coffee. BnealaL at.
r.loyuno Toa Co.
406 North 16th Street.
Tel. D. 2146 Ind. B-2446.
People are becoming more and more interested in the
development of the Great Northwest And The Bee,
which has been untiring in creating1 this interest, is
read by a vast throng. Advertise your land in The Bee.
KloiM ir Kleweir
Blc9'uoir PHes
Miller's Remodeling
Salo .opons way to
world's finest wines,
whiskies, etc., at
l( ITricoT I j
I si awniyiifjfui
Philip Schlalfer; barn In rear ot 1613 Web
ster street, owned by K. F. WedeM; barn in
rear of 1SU California street, owned by
Bara U. Johnson; stores at 30 North Fit.
teenth street, owned by bamuel Hawver;
store bulldinSs at lOlJ-U Farnam street,
owned by Independent Realty company;
store buildings at 101 -T North Sixteenth
street, owned by James Neville; bara in
rear of 1411 Jones street, owned by Qeorge
E. Prltchett.
A Fertaaate Teaaa.
E. W. Ooodloe. Dallas, Tea., found a sure
cur for malaria and biliousness In Dr.
King's New Ufa Pills. 3&c For sale by
Beaton Drus Co.
SHRINERS GO TO .CONCLAVE
Fifty from Omaha Leave Satarday
Klcht for Rochester .Sea Slants
Aloa the Way.
'
about fifty Omaha Shrlners will leave
Saturday morning for Rochester, where the
national conclave is to be held. The
Omaha party with its Arab patrol expects
to be a prominent feature of the conven
tion. Oa the return trip many of tha party
will go up the St. Lawrence to Montreal
aa a side pleasure trip and on the way
there -they will be entertained In Detroit.
The more sanguine members of the lodge
are hoping that within a few years aa offer
can be made to the national body to hold
a conclave in Omaha. At present there are
no suitable quarters, but a alte has been
bought and a building will be put up within
a year or so If the funds can be raised.
PHILADELPHIANS TO COME
Miklii (toast to Coast Tear ta Ka ar
te motor Car aaa Dao
Hero Friday.
Fourteen Premier automobiles,, occupied
by prominent Philadelphia business meti,
will arrive In Omaha Monday on a eoast
to coast trip, from Atlantic City to Loi
Angelea. All the ears will be equipped
with Morgan tk Wrltrht nnhh. a
The tour Is being made as a pleasure trip
Dy tne wuaaer city contingent. It also
will have for Its purpose a test of the
nobby tread tires, which are said to be
among the beat made tn the world. They
are manufactured by the United States
Tire company.
Klaar Georaro Starts for Irelaaa.
LONDON. July T.-King George and
Queen Mary with the prince of Wales and
Princess Mary departed today for Ireland,
where they will land tomorrow. The royal
party will proceed for Wales on Wednesday.
The Key to the Situation Bee Want Ads.
Get your order in quickly I mail it or bring it!
NO we are NOT going to MOVE we are going to
REMODEL this store. . 'Twill be the finest family
liquor house in Western America when remodeled. But
stocks are so large they are in the workmen's wfiy, and
workmen ar? already here. Better buy buy big buy
the safe, honest liquors that have made Hiller famous.
6Qkg for 1 per quart Whiskies
v W Wedding Bell Rye, Golden Eagle and Calumet, etc.
Bottle for $1.25 and $1.50
C Bottled in Bond Whiskey.
"Old Taylor," "Guckenheimer," "Sunny Brook," "Stand
ard Bourbon," "Old J. E. Pepper," "Willow Brook,"
"Spring Hill" and others as Famous.
Bottle for 8 to 12 years old
Whiskey worth $1.50 to $1.75
"Old Spring Hill," "Old Imperial Rye," "Old Cedar
Brook Bourbon," "Old Nelfon Fure Kye.
. . . t. 1 1 TITV I 1. .r nan fl 11 El V t
89
97c
75c qt. Marshall Whiskey, at per quart 49
oa n xfnnnirrflm Whiskev. &t. Der quart Tfl&
IT VV U V W aa v o " " " ' - ' m - T
I
All Wine Prices Cut
60c bottle of Claret 20
3 Bo bottles of Port 19
60c bottles, unfermented Grape Juice 38S
76c bottleg Port or Sherry 48
76c bottles Angelica and Muscatel at 48
76c bottles Virginia Dare 5iJ?
French Sauternes. 1.25 bottles at 7t)
Oloroso Spanish Sherry, 11.60 bottles at ; 84
Oporto Port. 1.26 bottles at 820,
Laubenheimer Rhine Wine, $1.25 bottles 7
Neirstelner, f 1 bottlea at 69
$1.00 Quart Tins Imported Olive Oil at 68c
Phone Douglas 1241. Ind. A-3241
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1309 Farnam Street. Omaha
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