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THE BEE: OMAIIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1011.
Ir! , . . . !
HahiN
day
Big
Rale
Men's
Baits
at
9.43.
Old
Store.
DIDJA r IK QJ
Big Sale of Traveling Men's Samples
All Wool Dress Goods
WORTH UP TO $1.50 YD., at 15c29c EA.
jTKcse sample pieces come from the largest importing house
t in the world. They are all the finest all wool dress goods
I made. All -weaves are represented, mixtures and plain col
i ors, including blacks. In lengths from IV2 to 1 yard. They
match up as many as 7 to 10 of a kind. Would be worth
up io $1.50 a yard ON SALE H fT
ON MAIN FLOOR iDC-WC
I? KM N A NTS nf FTNF W
Avuiuii&ii m.s vi a a aim 11
These, remnants are left from the season's selling in our
fine wash goods department on the main floor. This sea-
song's styles and colorings. In lengths from 2 to
10 yards. . Worth up to 75c a yard Friday, yd..
8 BARGAIN
... In Basement for
Blacfc 'and colored mercer-
ized sateen remnants, equal
, to the regular 25o quality;
; sale-price, per iftn
vard . .lUt
Seersucker ginghams, suit
able for house dresses, pet
ticoats, cniidren's wear,
etc; also 32-inch
l...7c
chambray, yard
Mercerized plain and' fancy
j woven suitings, values up
to 25o a yard; while .
they last, at, yard.
5c
Curtain madras and curtain
Swiss remnants, sells at 15fl
a yard; from the tin
bolt, at, yard
Remnants and Sample Pieces of Lace
All kinds of laces in this big lot; at, per piece, 10c, 5c f -and.
JLC
Thousands of Yards of Fancy Wash Laces, Embroidery
Edgings and Insertions all kinds, worth up to 10c Ql0
a yard; at, yard tJ2L
THE EVENT THAT IS BRINGING THOUSANDS
TO OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT SHOE DEPT.
One Dollar Shoe Sale
GREAT NEW LOTS FOR FRIDAY
Don't miss another day. Buy a pair of high grade ser
viceable shoes from this great sale at $1.00 a pair. There
never was a sale like this before and may never be again.
New lots Friday.
Women's Juliet
House Slippers.
Women'i Patent
Leather Oxfords.
Women's Ankle
Strap Pumps.
W o m e n's W b 1 1 e
Canvas Oxfords.
,W o m e n's W b 1 1 e
Canvas Pump.
,W o m e n's Strap
House Slippers.
.Women's Sample
Shoes.
GREATEST SALE EVER
, Clearing Sale of Boys' Suits
Odd lots of suits that have been selling as high as $5.00
Russian blouses and knickerbockers sizes 2V& ti QQ
to 8 and sizes 6 to 16 years in basement, at vie Jo
BRANDEIS
TRUE OF JEWELRY IS STOLEN
Smith Company Loies Property Wortb
Eight Thousand Dollars.
DETECTIVES SEARCH FOE ClUE
Tranlc Waa Checked from Omafca to
Kebraaks City ta Take
ImtwUM Blwe Hera
aad That Place.
-
trunk contalnlns W.000 worth of lawelry
belonging to A. F. Bmlth company of
Omaha has been atolen and local aa well
as Plnkerton operative ara aeourlnf every
possible channel for a clue. '
When taken the trunk waa In chart of
William Kortlang. traveling repreaentative
of the Smith company. He atarted out
Monday morning on one of hla regular
trips, checking two Jewelry trunka through
to Nebraska City.
Tb train crew declares that both trunks
wvnt to Nebraska City, but the station
agent St that plaoe declare that but one
trunk was received. The detective are
pussled to know whether the trunk was
tolen In Omaha or at the destination, and
for that reason they ar having a diffi
cult time In trying to pick up a clu.
Kortlang shipped hla trunka over the Mla
aouri Pacific, and when ha called for them
Tuesday morning he learned that on of
them had been stolen. The missing trunk's
contents ar fully covered by insurance.
Th railroad company waa at once notified
of th theft and tracer wer Immediately
sent out. Detectives wer summoned and
very effort t being mad to find the
valuable property.
Tfc oeUoUva lean to th belief that
Katnr
day Any
Woman's
White
Felt
Hat
in
Stock
at
$3.00.
A QIT F A KPTf Q Main
nuu 1 nwiuvu
Floor.!
15c
SPECIALS
Remnant Day
New dress ginghams, med
ium and dark colorings for
early fall are here, perfect
3, 5, 8 and 10-yard Q
lengths; at, yard. . . ... . v
Plain colored dress percales
and fancy standard prints;
10,000 yards to sell Friday,
in remnants, at, 91
, yard V flL
One lot of fancy silk pieces ;
while they last, at, f
each' remnant XL
All odd lots and short
lengths of plain and print
ed cotton goods; from A
8 till 9 A.M., at, yd.... t
Men's Solid, Serv
iceable Shoes.
Men's Oxfords.
Boys' School Shoes.
Girls' School Shoes.
Girls' Velvet Slip
pers. Misses' Roman San
dals. Girls' Patent Lea
ther Oxfords.
HELD IN OMAHA.
In Our
Basement
STORES
tb trunk waa either stolen in Omaha be
fore it waa placed aboard th train, or In
Nebraska City after It waa unloaded and
placed In the baggage room at the atatlon.
Railway official ar of th opinion that
the trunk waa atolen after It had been put
off th train at Nebraska City.
PIONEER DIES AT HIS HOME
Frank J. tUrnatuaTham Resident af
Omaha Korty-Klsh t Years
Fdueral Friday.
Frank J. Birmingham, aged 6S years, a
resident of Omaha for the last forty-eight
years, died Wednesday at hla home, li3S
North Seventeenth street, after a lingering
illness of Brlght'a disease. Th funeral will
be held Friday morning from th residence
to the Holy Family church. Burial will be
In Bt, Mary's cemetery In South Omaha.
Mr. Birmingham waa born In Maysville,
Ky.. In When but a few years old
hla parents died and he waa adopted and
raised by his uncle, Patrick Phelan. He
cam to Omaha In 1863. He worked in the
Union Pacific shops for eighteen years aa
a plumber and for the last thirteen yeara
has been traveling foreman of th plumbers
for tb anops.
He leave a wlf and five children, Tom,
aged 28 yeara.lnapector for the Baldwin Lo
comotive work In Philadelphia; Mrs. A. B.
Klce of Chicago, Mrs. Stewart of Bait Lake
City. Harry, aged JO year, and Mis Clair
Birmingham of Omaha.
Right la your busiest season whan you
have th least tlm to spar you ar most
likely to take diarrhoea and luae several
daya 'time, ualeaa you have Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at
hand and take a doe on th first appaai
aao cf th dlaeaa. For sal by aU deal era
m. vl
w
The only store In Omaha where yow gut In
t crest on the) money you spend fi. A II. Stamps.
1,000 Pairs of Women's Oxfords
and Pumps at $1.00 the Pair
You need not worry about our not being able to fit you-thcre ar
all sizes in this vast assortment. They are not odd styles and out-of-date
goods, but oxfords and pumpa bought for this season's trade.
Women who can wear small sizes will find the sale particularly to
their liking. The usual Bennett guarantee of quality and satisfaction
goes with every pair.
Values Range
up to $3 50
the .
Pair
stl l. . c
jJ 1,000 Pairs WW
I Women'i high grade Oxfords and TkSl2!t ' 1
I Pumps of prtent colt, vicl kid, tan 5, I 1111 1
W-- Russia calf and dull leathers at. ... VvV -
$3.00 Lawn Dresses at Half Price
Just 50 black and white and blue and white striped and figured
lawn dresses at half price, Friday were 13.00 each. Some are made
with a flounce and others have narrow skirts. The most of them are
trimmed with German Valenciennes lace, and all have variations of the
popular kimono sleeve. Choice of high and low neck styles.
Children's Dresses
at 39c and 59c
One lot of children's dresses of
good ginghams and percales in
long and short sleeve styles ages
one to four years regular 9Qj
6Dc values, Friday wC
One lot of children's 89c ging
ham and percale dresses, in high
and low neck and long and short
sleeve styles; have short skirts
and long waists; ages two
to five years, Friday
59c
Combinations at $1.00
An entire new line of combina
tion suits made of fine materials,
tastily trimmed with laces and em
broideries and cut to conform to
prevailing fall and winter modes
a special value at $1.00 the suit
House Dresses at $1.25
Extra quality, neat percale
dresses in a variety of pretty pat
i terns; made with square necks and
short sleeves and trimmed with
self strappings, all sizes, 1.25
each. The making and finishing
and the style of these little house
dresses make them very superior
offerings at the price.
ue sure to attend our
August Sale of Comfort
ers and Blankets. Com
forters at $1.25 to $8.50
each. Blankets at 98c to
$25.00 the pair.
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Oood sis tl.aa Cotton Blankets In
assorted oatterna such as tan with
blue bordors, ray with pink borders,
etc., Friday, 98o the pair.
72x90-lnch Seamed Bed Sheets of a
fine quality-our special 66c number,
Friday, 39c
1.10 Vrtil Sis Bed Spreads In as
sorted patterns, extra weight, Fri
day, 880.
Extra targe sis Rack Towels,
with red borders, that regularly Bell
at 16c each, Friday, 10c.
3 6-Inch TJnblaohd Mnslln regu
larly aold at 7 Ho th yard, Friday
only, SHo.
12 He and lSe White flood.
In this season's best patterns, m
gooa variety to
choose, from,
Friday ... . . . .
Corsets
Two Specials
Splendid long hip corset made of
flood, strong materials and fine bori
ng; medium bust line styles supplied
with first class hose support- fft
ers; a else for each figure 2111
75o kind. Friday and Saturday. wv
Another good corset valueextra
long hip, medium bust corsets made
of good quality coutll with non-rust-able
boning: corsets usually ?f
sold at $1.00 to $1.26. jP
Friday and Saturda" wv
You Get Only Quality Groceries Here
10o quality Japanese Golden Coffe and 10 "
Rice, lb 6c stamps, lb 98o BAKIBT SPZCZAU
Best quality Navy .,...,. h..t Xtu' Sugar Cookies,
Beans, lb Bo B!"n.,tat CoX' ouna lOo
u "0 Stamp, lb. 35 xt.,,,, Drtlolou, Oo
Sack Excelsior Floor Anrtert Teas nnri 4tt ooanut and Chooo.
and 40 stamps. ..$1.65 f"1 Tbea8' and 2a1 lat Water., with
"-"i tc,k Assorted Teas.' "and "75 10 "tamps, th. pack-
Prtd Floor $1.30 stamps, lb 68 10o
77 TI" Can Capitol Black Pen- Premium ri,,. i
Egg Plums, the can lOo per and 6 stamps. lOo S TSn. ,i,,rlM'.'ni1
I pkgs. E. C. Corn o scamps, lb aao
Flakes, and 10 stamns. Pint oan QaiUard's pnr Bonis Benn.tf.
' fl& OUT OU rilr.c'tra'o J'tVmp.1
15e oan lady Washing. Full Cream Cheese, and to 8o
ton Beans, with chick- 10 stamps, lb aoo Can 1,...,.... D. .
en. for 100 Virginia Swiss CheeHe. jPaklnV 1WH, Pil
and 10 stamps lb. 3 So 20 i?fmni aTi
10aaVrSoapnneU'" "Sso ' for"' G'd "' Ci2i Runk? taking Choco-
cfna'c.p.0tol Sliced' 85 a'c.ni-CapVtorWholeaiC ftjg "
Plnespple and 10 Tomatoes, and 10 1118 Cl"e 800
stamps, for v SOo stamps .....S50 bttttfr asrn tani
. 1. Bottle Snlder-s Cocktail f , 7 fZr EOOS
Jar Maple Butter and 10 Sauce, and 10 stamps, hoic fresh Conntry
stamps, for S5o for 85c ?" dlr? ron
.1 Large con finlder's th farm, lb S4o
20c ran Capitol grated ' Huked Beans, and 0 Onaranteed strictly
Pineapple ISO stamps SOe Fresh Eggs, dosea SOo
Tarpon bay Clama, I I cans Solder's Baked
can for 18o Beans, and 10 stamrs. 14 In. sak D. C Salt and
Bennett's hest Coffee for ............. 80c 20 stamps B60
and 0 stamps. S lbs. Quart can 8. W. C. ICE Oil.D BUTTKlt-
tor 1.00 Syrup, for 10c MILK FHKE.
Tie Bee tUe
f,
0
Friday and
Saturday
n
Hosiery at 5c the Pair
Two different lots to close!
out 1 ai ins special Friday
price of 6o. Lot On Is com-,
posed of women's, misses' j
ind boys' light, medium and I
5c
neavy riODed black hosiery, ,
oil sizes, worth to 20o nair i
And Lot Two la made up"
of women's and children's
wnue lace Hosiery.
Choice, Friday, at
Various China and Glass
Pieces on Sale Friday
100 rooted Punch Bowl with 1
handled sherbeta of clear imitation
cut gla8, worth up to 13.50 for the
set, Friday 980
Six ol, taper shaped, Seltsar Glasses
worth 66c the dozen, Friday, price
for six i6o
26c glass butter tubs and drainers,
at, each lOo
Thin blown ensraved Water Tumbler
worth 60c, Friday, six for aoo
16c large Colonial Sugar Shakers with
nickel plated tops Bo
Up to 60c Olass Candle Sticks In Imi
taton cut glass patterns, Friday
only 19o
26c plain white Bouillon Cups and
Saucers, Friday, nix pairs for . . . 60o
Plain White, Fancy Shaped, thr
pleoe Breakfast Set consisting of
tea pot, sugar and creamer; worth
1 1.25. while they last 45o
Some New Washing
Machines Have Arrived
We exercised unusual car in select
ing these machines. We saw to It
that they were easy of operation, that
they required the minimum amount
of watar. that they would not injur
th most delicate fabrics, that they
were stronKly made of the best ma
terials obtainable. And because of
this WK (JITAKANTKK EACH MA
CHINK TO U1VK 1'KKFKCT SATIS
FACTION. "Sun" brand washlnsr machlnesa
cheap but good machine $3.85.
"I'an American" washing machine
extra value at $4.50.'
"Justrlte" washersvery easy run-ninK--$5.98.
"Hex" washerspositively on of
the best $9.50.
"Capitol" power washing machines
at 15.85j
Extra! Extra!
25c Sauce Fans at 10c
Round handled sauce pans,
heavily retinned the best we ever
ottered at 10c each. Only about
500 to go at this price.
75c Double Boilers, 15c
600 double boilers consisting of
two pans in one splendid cookers.
Each pan is covered and can be
used separately.
30c Milk Kettles at 10c
100 one-gallon size milk ket
tles, with covers, are priced at lOo
to close out. Regular 30c values.
Best lit Snorts
Piia
Liquor Prices Greatly Upsets
Remodeling will be complete in seven days. One more week of sensational
underpridnc;; then regular figures again. Come. Inspect. Choose choice, health
ful liquors at trifling prices; but do it this week if you want to save money.
GockenhHmer Rye and Cedar
Itrook Bourbon; full OA,
quarts go now at only. .Oww
Golden Eagle Rye, Wedding "Jiell
and Oalumet live; full CQ
91.00 quarts at
Old Spring II111 Bourbon, Nelson
Pure Rye, 11 years old, extra
fine whiskies; at, per "fAA
botUe I7v
California Wines Ports. Musca
tels, Sherrys, ' Angelicas, etc.
regular 50c bottles, OC!
now at ssOv
Many small close-out lots besides those listed here. Goods sent anywhere
but customer pays express at these prices. Lowest prices on purest liquors;
Hiller's guaranteed sort. One week; then the end of Hiller's Remodeling Sale.
1309
Farnam
11
Blew Elevators
The best elevator service in the city
THE BEE BUILDING
has just completed the installation of
its new hydraulic elevator-plant and
now has the newest and best elevator
service in Omaha.
No building has yet been erected which compares in
solidity of construction and sterling quality with The Bee
Building. In every respect it is thoroughly commodious
and comfortable. It has never been allowed to get out of
repair or out of date.
If you are looking for a permanent office, select one
where you will be satisfied to remain for the rest of your
life.
Here are a few choice offices
from which you can select:
ROOM 418 Has 286 sq. ft. floor space and Is a rood offlo facing on
the court. Inside rooms are comfortable In the Bee building oa
account of the large and well lighted court, Th rental price,
per month. Is only 917.0O
ROOM 5 IS Has been newly decorated and Is now In first class shape.
It Is 12x22 In size and w wiu arrange to suit desirable ten
nan t. Price, per month fl7.0O
ROOM 646 A very attractive space on the 6th floor, facing Seven
teenth; having In connection a commodious vault which affords
spaoe for stationery, valuable papers, etc This room rants at,
per month f 18.00
The Bee Building Company
Bee Business Office. 17th and Farnam Sts.
Is. A TRIUMPH IN 'THE ART OFBRE
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THE LEADING BEER
IN THE MIDDLE WEST
Family Trade Supplied by
Chas. Storz, Phones Webster
1260; Independent B-1261.
AMUSEMFMTS.
nn
LAKE
Free Attractions All This Week Starting
at 8:30 Each Evening
COL. POLK'S OLD PLANTATION JUBILEE AND DANCING CO.
(all negroes). Jupiter Jackson Green, Alabama's Champion Pick
annlny buck and wing dancer; Sambo Washington, coon songs and
rag-time music, originally from Tennessee; Mandy Eliza Johnson,
one of Georgia's singers of old Southern songs; Eph. Bacon, in
his character as an old man specialist; Mathilda Jackson Lee,
impersonator of "Topsy" In Uncle Toms Cabin"; Emma Coleman,
"the Louisiana Nightingale", assisted by ten voices of genuine
Southern negroes. Prize cske walk by whole company.
MOVING PICTURES Five thousand feet of latest moving picture
films, shown in the open air. Change of pictures every evening.
Films furnished by Nebraska Film Co.
NEW, REAUT1FUL HALL ROOM (Women and children admitted
to ball room FREE every week day afternoon from 2:30 to 6:00
o'clock.)
ROLLER SKATING, ROLLER COASTER, LAUGHING GALLERY,
and many other attractions.
Shady Grove is an excellent place for family picnics. Free use of
kitchen for those bringing
The Thing
To Do
M
DotUed In Bond Whiskies, such as
Old Willow Brook, Old Taylor,
Spring Hill, Sunny Brook, Old
Standard Bourbon, Oucken
heimer's, etc.; now
California Wines Regular 7 Be
quart bottles of extra fine Mus
catel, Port, fine southern Scup
pernong, etc; now at, Q
quart HOC
Imported Gins Genuine Geneva
Holland; $1.60 full
quarts at
95c
AMUSEMENTS.
l; Wiry-
their own lunch.
4
3
If yon lose your pockstbook, smbrsllv
watch or some other article of value, ths thing
to do Is to follow ths esample of many other
people and advertise without delay la ths Lost
and Found column of The Be.
That Is what most people do when they loss
articles of value. Telephone us and tall your
loss to all Omaha la a slngls a ft moon.
Las! UeeCd
Imported Wines Spanish and
Portugal wines; 1100 and $1.25
2!!.?r 79c
Gordon Gin Genuine imported
kinds to go during OQ
this week at. bottle. . . .0C
Olive Oils The finest of Italian
Imported, the famed "Pompeian"
$1.00 full quart
tins, at OUC
California Wines Port, Sherry or
Angelica; regular $2
grade at, per gallon. .
51.10
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SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY.
Freeh Fruit and Vegetable I
Department. j
Rocky Ford Cantaloupes; each,
6c - 10c; crate, f 1.60 - $2.25
Iced fancy Watermelons at,
f each 40o and 80c
Dutchess Cooking Apples, mar
ket basket 40c
Fancy Tomatoes, at, per bas
ket loo and SOo
10 cases pint bottles Imported
Maraschino Cherries, sell reg- I
ularly at SOo; special. .. .850
60 cases 14b. tall cana White
Asparagus, per tin 80o (
1 box (40 bars) Laundry 8oap .
for $1.15 '
Assorted Stuffed OUvos, In
glass 10c, 15c and 85o ,
3' cana Red Cross Sterilised 1
Milk 85o .
60 cases Queen Olives, In glass, ,
sell regularly at 60c; spe
cial 85o ,
Qt. Jars Celery Relish SOo
Our best imported Swiss Cheess (
per lb 85o
BrandelB Eggs, fresh dally, per
dozen 850 I
Cr-o C4j. C3 cwwq
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
. ' W. G. URB
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
HAMBURG-AMERICAN
London Paris Hamburg
Amcrlka, Aag. U, 11 A. M. PoniTlranl. Aua.
14. K.ls'a. Au(. Via. Aug. l. Prts. QnuL
Bept 1.
Rlts-Osr1toa a U Cut Reauurmnt
Bxmpa CiMn On lr. Hunburi Direct
WU1 Call at n mouth u Charbours,
AROUND
THK
WORLD
ON AN
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Br th Sttunaklp
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Tb Urat u lasra
Mw Tork October
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110 DAYS
COST
$650
a&4 Bp.
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Bzpraa
AbearA
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Astaor.
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KambnraAinrlcaa 1.1ns, 150
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looai aftbV
AMUSEMENTS.
Courtland Beach
Only Two Kor Says of .
Hruby's Orchestra of Cleveland, 0
Afternoon and vnlno-. An lnnom-
parabl attraction of kUrlt, Mirth
and Mslorty.. raoh mambar a soloist
Each namtosr a hit. Don't miss this
rar musical treat. Bathing-, Boat
lnr. Panolng, lollr Skating-, ,to.
5c Car Fare From Any!
Part of the City. j
BASE BALL
OMAHA vs. DES MOINES
Aug.
ROURICE PARK
rrlday Aug-. 4 X.adl' say
GAMES CALLED 3:48
Car X.avs 16th and rarnam at 3i30
BUMMEB HOW
COAT us"'an., Uttnc'nf and Blnglng
wnni Troup; Donover & Fitzgerald, Ji.ni"
I FSS Sdy Musical Bkelch; Have CUf.
bkww ford, chaiiKe aitlat; Movlnx Pl-.
VillDf. 5ure"; HS J''Pe TKan. Dally 1 to
VII I F Sllnlay Thur- 10 f1Tita
f IL LL day. Admlanlori onlv A" VClllS
day.
COME
AWT
TIME STAT THE X.XIZXV
ROME SUMMER GARDEN
Vaudeville and Photo Plays
Dine Out Doors
COOLEST PLACE 1ST OMAHA
IBCXESTaa (TEST BVEdiEO
Admission 10 Cnts
Put It In
The Bee
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