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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1911)
ft TO' THE TIKI:; OMATTA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 10. 1011. "BKX2J1 WUB UJsMIMUr A, We Close 'WfWi R p -.T-f &; 0 Saturday t riji (Ml it Stores close 5 p m. Dally New Lots o! AQn WAISTS OC Sele. tPd from Mir hlclur priced l"ts "f mMs'immcr walet that have been sellinn as hlKh a $ ! SO. Every Night at 5 O'clock, Except Saturday. . Night W Close at 0 clock July except Q and August. Mi tif t IABLE 3TOAC. rrTPTvlTV R ii i: r "J b. ( ;. 1M U V ! fe4 A ( I ! t : $ Ji; ! : m, i 1 1 if S i! $ LA. l. tical r 71 1 IV" In y IH $ I 1$: 1 i Special Sale Mfgrs. Samples of Imported Handkerchiefs Fine Swiss and pure linen, plain and embroidered or shire hem s'; stitched.; some hand embroidered, others lace edged; worth reg 3jK ularly up to 35c on bargain square at, each. t Women's 25c Hosiery at 15c Pair . Women's gauze cotton and lisle thread hosiery; full I? seamless, plain and dropped stitched lisle; some silk, fini p ished mercerized ' Two Special Plain and fancy striped dress chambray. and apron gingham that compare with Amos keag on special sale Wednesday at, yard 1 BRANDEIS STORES, ICE MAN FIXES WITNESSES John Grant Peg Asserts Company Of fers Free Ice for Nonappearance., CASE IS PUT OVER FOE A DAY llffort Will Xow Be Made to Get tke Wllnnwi to Appear In Police Court Against the lee Company. John Grant PK8. city Inspector of weights. Is hut after the People Ice and Coal company because three of hla wlt ncesea failed to show up In police court Tuesday when ttio case against J. Davis, driver of one of the company's wagons, charged with giving short weights, was culled for trial. Davis delivered Ice at the Creighton flats. Last Sunday while the Inspector of weights was enjoying a chicken dinner at his home he was summoned to the flats to Inspect four little chunks of Ice that the "Iceman" claimed wctghed twenty pounds apiece. !Sg ruohed to the place and put the sev eral pieces tif Ice on the scales before the heat could have a chance to melt them. Housekeeper Indlaraaat. The most Indignant housekeeper In the fiats was Mrs. E. C. Dunham, whose twenly-pound piece weighed only eleven. Mrs. J. W. Harney was more fortunate In getting good weight as her twenty pound cake tipped the scales at twelve and one-halt The real lucky ones were Mrs. J. D. Dorsey and Mrs. Oroeso, all teriants In the Tats, whose chunks weighed sixteen each.' They claimed to have paid, the Ice. man lor twenty pounds. When ' Pegg filed Information against pavls Monday the driver waa arrested by Court Officer Glover. He was released on J10 bends for trial In police court Tuesday morning. All the four complaining women were . notified to appear at the hearing, j Inspector Pegg assnrta that late Monday afternoon a representative or tne Ce com pany approached the four women and promised to let them have free Ice for a whole week providing they refused to proaerute the Iceman. One of the women, whose name he refuses to dtscloae, notified the Inspector of the proposition and said Hhe would be on hand when the case came tu trial, provided the other three were compelled to appear. Pegrg then had the rase continued until Wednesday morning nnd caused the court to Issue subpoenas for the three reluctant witnesses. Woman's Mistake is Painful to Doctor Dr Palmer Flndley la going around with l'o;h aims swathed in cotton and bandages as a result of a peculiar accident. He was csil.'d on a case out In the country last week, and In preparing for an operation held his arms over a basin asking one of the women of the house to pour an anti septic wash over them, when by mistake she pltked up a bottle of car bo Ho acid und emptied the contents, burning the flesh severely from wrist to elbow. The doctor is reasonably comfortable now and able to be out and about. A Frlaktfml Eiperltact with Mlloumies, malaria and constipation Is qulrklv overcome by taking Dr. King's New Llfo l'ills. 2jc. For sale by lie at on Drug Co. . , , llalldlns Per mi Its. Omaha Surgical hospital, W Routh Twenty-niaiU avenue. $.u.uu; Gtrove-Whar-li.n I'onstrueilun company, Tw-nty-nlnth and. lirown, frame dwelling, !.0u0; W. An- in .i W. - 1 Our Remarkable Clearing Sale o! all our Women's Skirts We have gathered from our stock 700 women's high class skirts, to be sold at great reductions Wednesday. Here are scores and scores of linens, reps, white serges, voiles, worsteds, panamas, etc., in the newest, most prac styles for every occasion at less than their actual value. 300 Women's Fine Linen Skirts that ar positively worth up to $8.00 in two it:. $1.98-$2.98 250 Fine Blaok Voile or Gray Worsted Skirts, that are worth as high as $12.50 aT.in.t"'0.,.0,s:....$2.95-$4.95 150 Fine White Serge Skirts, in stunning mid-summer models, actually worth up ;o(,T.i".two...:::.$2.95-s4.95 Positively the greatest skirt values Brandeis ever offered, v ; , . Wash Goods Bargains in Striped, checked and plain colored zephyrs, perfect mill lengths, fnr mnVinV riTv.tfv' draoi I o dresses and for at. vard.. derson. ' Forty-sixth . and . Mason, frame dwelling. 1.510; Byron Reed Co., H207 Har ney, cemtoit dwelling, 4.500; J. McMahon, 4575 Florence boulevard, frame dwelling, $4.UU0. There Is one medicine that every family should be provided with and especially during the summer months, vis. Chamber lain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem edy.. It 1b almost certain to be needed. It costa but a quarter. Can you afford to be without It T For sale by all dealers. ; When You Take Your Vacation Leave your silverware and other's valuables In our burglar and fire proof storage vault. The charge la nominal cheaper than Inaurance and then, wome things can't be replaced wlta Insurance money. Phone (or ratea. Douglas 310. Omaha Safe Deposit & Trust Co. Omaha national Saak Building-. . Street XatramoK 1914 Tarns m. Going on a Vacation? Need a Trunk or Suit Case? We make them the qual ity kind and at reasonable prices. Large assortment of Mattinpr and Cane Cases. Frclmg & Stcinle "Vi iiorw Truaka Are Made" 1803 rrnam Street. Phone DouHioa 273. Sylvan Lake Hotel Near Custer, S. Dak. A delightful hotel situated on a wonderful mountain lake amid most picturesque scenery. mmxwo. bo atim a, Tina, KOIX1T BEDXS, ' BCOUHTAIV ClXMOiXsTO. Splendid table; coot; freedom from hay fever, asthma and Insects. Auto moblla service from Custer and Hot Mprtnga $14 00 to IH.OI per week. I. J. OaUOLL. K ' Cnata. D. REST AIJ hUUH TV SCTftft ftXO DllO. MaaWiMst-ows Booth Inrr has bees B3i lot over 6IXTY YhaRd by MILXXlNs ol MiTKHtu lot their CHlt4-'tN WUJLK VKhlHlNO, with fKIUCT MX'CHfta. It WX)THH8 the CHILD. 801TFN8 the GUMi LUAV11 PAIN; CUKES WINU COLIC, an l" the beat remedy (or DIABKH'KV It is a. tolutoljr harnlru. it ui sik ask for "Mrs wiawlew-s Hootniog BTTup," saw UU M OUas aiaa iwi sjr-a ostus a 1 1 1 much 10c and WASH LACES French Vals., Normandy and Piatt Vals., Edges and Insertions all widths, worth up to 15c yard on bargain square at, yard 5c Basement. T o t oiivtt children's wear f oC M OMAHA R r' One of the troubles of this warm weather can be helped if you will come to us. Just a change of shoes in the heat of the day will help. You can have them in nice light weight kid or canvas, in a grade that suits your purse. Better tell us your foot troubles. Fry Shoe Co. 16th and Doughs Sts. CuAy CK3ttg CsfcfSi Wedn'sday's Specials In Our Freeh FYuit and fgc- K table Department. W California Lemons, per do. .2(W Western New Potatoes, per pk. & at -toe W IS Bunches Radishes loc ) Basket Tomatoes "5r O Ice Cold Watermelons, each at from 40c to 0c 3 Cans "Sunset" Milk 25c 3 Pkga. Toasted Rice Flakes at U5c . 6 Cakes Sunny Monday Soap (3) at ..ac f 16c Can Imported Sardines, at per can ' 9c Cl (it. Jars Queen Olives fi-Oc , Qt. Jars Manzanilla Olives 83c 10c Fresh Crisp Pretiels, per K lb oc 2 Imported Swiss Cheese, per. lb. O O at ... 85c 3 Domestic Swiss Cheese, per lb. at 2fic Qt. Jar Celery Relish yoc I i l3 instil (fli J,i i i BSM I i liBlt J; 15c R 1 BURNING HPaTWB bbbWbbWHM aeBgejajeM MHraVFWM FEET . t OMAHA'S FTJM J JJ I? 5 rOOD OEM TEE K (0Wk ur f5AtJ (JSSKTQ, This Store Closes Evenings at O'clock Saturdays at 9 O'clock. During Our July Clearance is the time for buyers to plunge men and women alike. There's a Sale of Men's Suits at Half Price hat has been the talk of the town since its Inception last Saturday. The way they have been movlug out shows that the men of Omaha ap preciate Pennett's kind of bargains. And there are plenty left for you to choose from. No two or three days' selling Omaha could give our suit stock would break the size and fabric range assortments are too large. All the staple blacks and blues go at half price as well as the ultra fashionable fancies that particularly appeal to the young man. And We Have Underpriced Women's New Long Fur Coats Not only underpriced them, but made terms so easy that every wo man in the city can have a new fur coat for winter without stinting herself financially to obtain it. The assortments consist ofSealette plush, Saltex fur and fine Rus sian pony coats in the newest 1911-12 modelscomposing a sale thut Is superior to the one we held just a year ago. Choose the one you wish, pay the lady who waits on you ten dollars and then we will arrange for tho balance on easy Installments. In the meantime we will take care of, the coat for you without extra cost. $20.00 Foulard Silk Dres3es. 5,7.75 All tho odd sizes and broken lines go into one big lot for Wednesday's selling at $ 7.7 !. Mavy, black, cade . and tan grounds showing pretty white figures. New styles with kimono sleeves and the very best quality foulards. $10.00 Wash Dresies at $5.00 Broken lines of women's new wash dresses made of sheer lawns and tissues In striped and checked patterns. About one hundred in .iic lot in a good range of sizes if you get here early in the day. Women's Oxfords and Pumps Reduced to $1.48 the Pair, for Wednesday About 400 pairs of Oxfords and Pumns of tnn. patent colt and dull leathers with either welted or hand turned soles. Thev are the kind I Wit tir 1 ' ... Fruits and Vegetables A complete assortment of fresh Fruits and Vegetables can nlways be found at this 'store. The prices are gener ally a little lower than you can obtain elsewhere for the same selection. For example: Fancy, home grown, new potatoes, 45c Wednes day the Peck Fancy California Freestone Peaches, the basket, 25c. Meat Bargains forWednesday Only Pot Roast . . . Boiling Beef SI 'if ,7 .4'l;C Extra Special for Wednesday $1.75 Corsets at $1.09 This is one of our best numbers of high grade coutil, in medium low bust, straight line effects. Has an extra long skirt, extra good hose supporters and a drawstring through the bust line. AVednesday only Write to the LAND BUREAU, OMAHA BEE, for in formation regarding Western Lands. Service is free. ABOVE ALL I II QUALITY JOMAMAS favorite! fu jjiusi i'. X, f BWWtA For Home Consumers PHONE- Doug. 119; lnd.A-2119 Vim. J. Doclihoff Retail Dealer. 0!fie, 803 S: 7th St. $30.00 Tailored Suits at $10.00 Small sizes only is the reason for cutting the price utyajkN bo deep on these beautiful serge suits -Just a third of their actual value. Colors are tan and light gray with a few mannish gray mixtures Included. Sizes 14, 1G and 34. $1.50 Middy Blouses at $1.00 Made of white, soft, washable materials with large sailor collars, in red, navy and cadet colors not quite a hundred in the lot. Regu lar $1.50 blouses Wednesday only, $1.00 each. we have been selling till season for $3.00, $.".f)0 and $4.00 the pair, but sizes are now limited to to foA jmr So Wednesday only, if we j ZS.A can "fit you, the price will be. JtvJ That the choosing may be easier, you will find them displayed on special tables set aside for the purpose. i Groceries Underpriced Pkg. Diamond Crystal Suit, 6 st'ps, 10c 1 cans Capitol whole Tomatoes, un l 10 stamps tor s5o Cuu c'upitol Sliced or Urated Pineni ple. and 10 stamps for aOo 3 cans sswif t s i'ride Cleanser, and 10 stumps, for aso 2 lb. pkg. Capitol Wheat, and lit stamps, for loo Can .Calumet Baking Powder, anil o stamps, for lOo 2 lb. can Bennett's Breakfast Coffeo, and 40 Mtamps, for 52o 1 lb. snorted Teas, and 40 stamps, 680 1 lb. Oorsk-Rn Blend, 30 stamps, 48o 1 lb. lanoy gleaned Currants, and f, stamps, for lOo i'ktf. Bennett's Capitol Mincemeat, and 10 stamps, for lOo Quart can 8. W. C. Syrup, and lu stamps, for lS'to 6 bars Ivory Soap for SSo Can Koyaltnn Plums for 10c 3 pkjjs Star and Crescent KRitgliettl, and 10 stamps 350 3 lb. hox OIobs Starch, and 20 stamps, for 23o 10 bars Beat 'Em All Soap, for ,.85o Quart Sour Tli kles for 10c Bottle Galllard's Pure Olive Oil, and 20 stamps, for 35o 'Shoulder Steak, 2 pounds. Corned Beef Can Pure Lard 150 35C I OCT. CI 11 v A II CI 1 $1.09 fKto KftuG mmm ca tSLi JL:. - i--imi 'i met- - rrCrm-j ii Ooarajstsrv Durtrfbvtsrei Ma Mktki, 3214 Ss. 141 SL. Oaaka tni Una, 2S24 Q SL, Ssta Oauka C (tu, Ceaecal BUit, Un . I For Wealth of Health i i i ii i iinsa I Ml I, v f"-' " . i im w 1 mt 11 "w WEDNESDAY SPECIAL CLEARING SALE PRICES IN OUR Skirt Department, Second Floor1 1,000 Dress and Walking Skirts Wednesday at half value or less. LOT 1 Ladies' fine Serge and Panama Skirts made in all the present season styles usual prices up to $7.f)0 Wednesday Clearing Sale price '. . .... : $2.95 LOT 2 Fine French Voile, Taffetas, Serges and Panamas, in all favorite shades as well as white and black, usually priced to $15.00, i Wed nesdav's Hearing Sale price $4.05 COLORED AND WHITE WASH SKIRTS A large assort ment to select from, all sizes, made to sell up to $2.00, Wednesday's Clearing Sale price 50c Special Bargains in Ladies' and Misses' Bathing Suits, in all the newest styles, at ONE-HALF PRICE Ladies' 15c Stockings at three for 12 5 O Ladies' Stockings, worth to 50c, at 25c and 12l4c Ladies' $1.00 and $1.50 Pure Silk Stockings, C9c and 49c Ladies' $2.00 Combination Suits and Gowns, at 98c Ladies' $1.50 Combination Suits and Skirts, at 49c Ladies' Union Suits, all styles and extra sizes, worth to $1.25. at " 49C 35c and 25c Extra Specials for Wednesday IN OI K DOMK8TIC ROOM ' Persian Lawns, English Long Cloths and all kinds India Linons, Sniiimpr White (Jnodn en on sale All 10c India Linons, yard 7W All 10c Long Cloths, at, yard .7 All 10c Fancies, go on sale.'at, yard - 7H All 12V4c and 15c India Linons, Long Cloths and other White Fancies, on sale, at, yard 10 rniNTKn wash goods sale Batistes Organdies, Foulards, Madras, Ginghams, etc., worth np to 25c, on sale, at, yard 5 7H 1Q and YARD WIDK ULEACHED MUSLIN SALE Ballonvale, worth 12 ftc yard, at Pride of the Farm, worth 10c a uiover Brands, at, yard several uiuer lines on saie not. YOUR MONEY WILL EARN 25 PER CENT TO 50 PER CENT BY TRADING AT HAYDEN'S FOR GROCERIES We buy und sell for cash and save the people from 25 per cent to 60 per cent on their housekeeping expenses 19 lbs. est Granulated Sugar $1.00 4H lb. sack best High Oracle Family Diamond H Flour, for $1.15 10 bars Heat 'Km All, or Diamond C " Soup, for 25c 10 lbs. .est White or Tellow Corn meal, for 15c 6 lbs. jfood Japan Rice, 7c quality, for 2c 4 lbH. fancy Japan Klce, 10c quality, for "5c Potted Medts, can 4c Large bottlos Worcester Sauce, Pickles, or Pure Tomato Catsup, at. per bottle 8'n Orape-Niitx. packagn 10c. Corn Flakes, package Vc Tall cans Alaska Salmon 12MC 011 or Mustard Sardines, can 4c BUTTER AKO CEIE3B TRICES THAT ABB WOT C01TTBOX.XED BT THE OMASA TRUST The best Creamery Butter, In carton Don't Forget, TRY IIAYDEU'S FIRST, It Pays A TRIUMPH IN THE ART OF BREWING THE LEADING BEER IN THE MIDDLE WEST Family Trade Supplied b bus. titorz. Phones Webste. lliO; ludexeiiden( li-lSttl. like th too lb. All The Bee Prints the News m imxii s an i n noTkVir n 'ritine by War I cpartnient. I nf ant ry, A riulry and tavairy i...,. ,r r'.r... r,f riiinlv iirenare for Universities. Government Academies or for H'm'ness Ufe. Moniial Tralnlnif. beparie I ii-imrlnu nt tni small boys. Kur cutalnsTue. address. The KwrcUry, 1HOI Washington Ave Lealngton,' Mo. x .. ,,,H at mbarra6slii habit. i'MlS BOOK KKKK. i 1 JL It it.-" natural method for the cure of stainmerln. l earn about the .. l.u' ' ., nnnerfectluiia. If let run. mm. "tuli.7J'f iii Wreck your lifes This is tbe . rKet - ! " " i L, sne.clal AS ,!c'V'Wns Millard, . i im T:it it MllWtSIH, r auie vw.co i -i tu tu CEM CITY BUSlntSS COLLEGE f Qui ACT, IU. Thorouffh court Im hrtfc4. Trilla, Mi ' HuUMU rrMUra, fmm Heulilpnd BaihcsBAtlM. 2icomp tent UA.brr piudciOa anauAtiy. Ourow i"0.o tpoLMiir vmou'ijcI K.llttnf. Writ now luff lAntuaiy Jiltttrtef4 f a'ai'iff rt'1 ycr troulu D. U M , Pr. lM QtXfM?y. WMwl THE OMAHA BEE is read by people who wants cold facts in news that is news. Ladies' Furnishinj -i at verv low Drlcen yard, at '. QWi ....5 -5( aaverusea or bulk, per pound JBo No. 1 Country Butter, lb, 28c No. 1 Dairy Butter, pound SOo The best No. 1 selected Kgg-a, per dozen 1THI Full Cream Cheese, per lb. 153S Neufchatel Cheese, each ..........So ROT WEATHER SOBS WOT AT FECT lATSiri TXOBTABU TRICES. TU Talk of Omaha. 8 west Corn,' per dozen 8He 4 bunches fresh Carrots, or Turnips, for 6o 5 hunches fresh Beets ....5c Large beads fresh Cabbage be 8 hunches freah Radishes So bunches fresh Onions 6a Wax or Ureen Beans, lb 74a Good Cooking Apples, per peck ..toe New Potatoes, per peck 40o U II J . VIIIB tK, ,v ....... 7U n Large. Juicy lemons, dozen 20o H II California Plums or Peaches, at, per H 1 basket BOo H ttinnnw Ulna l-nmfmm IM 1 U. m mm Ml ti -til TT T'i B I, I ' BAILEY C& MA C H DENTISTS fteat equipped dental offloe la the middle west. Hlcaes instruments esj-efuUy sterilised s.1 'tC-t 1 liunu riiwrv, ruiua ouwa Coruer 16th and t'srasm htreete. . Omaha. Neftt n ( OM.ERKA. rfciTo military ACADEMY cililtst and Inrurnt In Middle West. Government Supervision, illnhest 6ETTHIS BOOK FREE Or have a friend or acquaintance afflicted happiness and handicap your endeavors, u h r. 1 1 In 1 1 1 sa wnrlrl fiirln Kv lha -.., "T tirn.rb. -.,"- "W-utiTil rates (Kfch. 1 HKK. iJnn't attend any school until Fres., Kartbwssters Hotaoel lot HtanuBievera, KEARNEY MILI TARY ACADEMY. Military Tralnlar com bined with Academic and Hil.ineMs courses deelois the bodies and minds of , p.oys Into Manly. SutLtss. ful Men V build up . sound body, develop char acter and create the habits that make the Iiwy the' Manly Alan. uur academic standards are hlahl Our classic and eclei.Uflo courJeJt prepare for ell collesee. Our com-V merclal courses prepar, for buslneea' fo' '""""-ated ratalorue. KAKKT . UEI.I.. Vea Maste. Kearaey, sfb. V I