Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, August 26, 1911, EDITORIAL SECTION, Page 16, Image 16

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    TTTE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1011.
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Women'i
Milanese
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Big Special Purchase and Sale of
ilk Hosiery
We have offered many great Bilk hosiery bargains,
but these are positively the most wonderful values in
silk hose ever known in Omaha.
Women's Pore Thread Silk Hosiery Silk boots with lisle garter
tops, lisle double heels and toes; also Imported lisle
thread opera length hose; black, white, tan and
fancy evening shades; worth up to 50c a pair, at, pr.
Women's Pnrw Thread Silk Hosiery Plain and fancy embroid
ered boot patterns, wide lisle garter tops, lisle 4 A a
soles, heels and toes; white and fancy colors; DtfC
worth $1.00 a pair; at, pair
Men's Pure Thread Silk Hosiery Lisle double heels and toes;
black, tan, navy and other colors; worth 50c a pair, 9C
at, pair......
Lisle and Cotton Hosiery
"Women's imported lisle and cotton hosiery, mercerized
gauze lisle, fancy laces in allover and boot pat- OC
terns; worth 50c pair at, pair Uvt
Women's fine cotton and gauze lisle finished hosiery
double heels and toes; black, white and tan; f r
worth 25c pair at, pair. .
Men's Cotton and Mercerized Lisle
Finished Hosiery; 8hawknit,
Columbia, etc.; worth 26c a pair,
at, pair 12Ve
Women's Sheer Irish Linen Handkerchiefs
Hand embroidered corners, hand embroidered and printed designs,
Val. and Armenian lace borders; also men's hemstitched handker
chiefs; worth 25c; at, each 15!r
Wide All Silk Ribbons
Satin and plain taffetas, messallne black and white stripes, Dresdens;
all colors; up to 8 inohes wide; worth up to 85c a yard, at, yd. 15
LIGHT WEIGHT UNDERWEAR
Women's Fine Ribbed
Cotton Union Suits
umbrella style, worth
60c a garment All
sizes, at 29tt
Children's "M" Waist
Union Suits; all sizes,
ages to 16 years; 60c
Quality; per garment,
t 29
UH BRANDEIS STORES (SJ
A Waterman
Fountain Pan In your pocket always ready for use. Is a
comfort. We have both; all Kinds of pen point to suit
your hand. Step In and 1st us show them to you.
LOOK FOR TUB NAME . . ,
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S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
IBIS BOUO&AS STBSST um
CROP REPORTSARE GATHERED
One Elevator Company Eeporti Lower
Yield for This Tear.
EIGHTY PER CENT CORN CROP
Omt wni
Dsw ta niXWrwa Ps
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Osva May
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For some eras the Omaha grata dealers
haw bean seeking to sat a Una en erop eon
Simons in Nebraska and Iowa, About the
middle of August they sent a Una of In
quiries to grain dealers and elevator men
In the two states. Instructing the parties to
whom inquiries were sent to plaos their
own estimates en the yield of corn and
oats la their Immediate vicinity.
Among the first of the reports to be re
ceived have been by the Carers Elevator
company. A summary shows that aa aver
age an eighty reports ooveiing the entire
corn belt of Nebraska (Ives the estimate of
the present growing crop of corn t be 71
per oent of the erop of 1910, and the yield
of oats for 111 to be tt per cent of that
Of 1910.
On Nebraska RaafM.
In parts of Polk and York eountles and
at a few stations in the southern part of
the state, also in a small territory on
the Burlington west of Loup City and Ra
venna thess reports show the present corn
crop to be equal to or better than 1910.
Except as heretofore noted the estimates
of ths growing corn erop in all Nebraska
range from M to It per oent of the crop of
1910. The lower estimate Include north
eastern Nira, which la ths beat corn
territory la the state, therefore, the aver
age of 7t per cent is thought to be high.
To analyss these reports Instead of taking
an avsrage Indicates that ths present crop
Is about 05 to TO per oent of the crop of 1810.
Ths averags of twenty reports from Iowa
which cover only the western part of the
stats from Council Bluffs north show that
ths yield of ths growing crop of corn will
be U per cent of the orop of 1910 and that
the yield sf oats In 1911 Is ? per cent of
the atop of 1910.
SCHOOL ROOMS FUMIGATED
Aaaaal deaatasr Vm la Presaratiea
fer Opealaa- af Schaols Taesaay,
eptessaav rifta.
Preparing- for tha scnool openlnc. which
cornea September I. ths Tuesday after
Labor day. all ths school bulldmss In ths
city art being cleaned and fumigated. I
Women's Fancy Susiie
Mercerized Silk and
Japanese Silk
Auto Scarfs, Hat Drapes
and Neck Scarfs
Plain colors, ombre shaded, Persian
and floral designs; hemstitched
ends; two yards long, 18 inches
wide. An extraordinary offer, in
two lots. "Worth up to $1 each
29c-49c
16-button, Elbow Length Pure
Silk Gloves White
colors, worth $1.00,
69c
35c
Gj
Infants' Pure Thread Silk Seam
less Hosiery; double heels and
toes, worth 35c a pair; ou sale
at, per pair 15$
Women's Fine Ribbed
Lisle Thread Vests
plain and crochet
trimmed; worth 35c;
at, each 19
or Conklin
There were not many epidemics of childish
diseases In the schools last year, but every
summer the fumigating and disinfecting
Is gone through with to make ths school
rooms as healthful as possible.
Scorching Driver
Will Be Released
0. W. Rees Cannot Be Tried in Omaha,
Accident Having; Occurred
in Iowa.
Ths case against O. W. Rees, who, by
careless driving, crashed into a buggy on
ths Douglas street bridge Sunday night,
will be dismissed In police court tomorrow,
it having been learned by Prosecutor Dick
inson that ths accident occurred outside
of ths court's Jurisdiction.
Raes waa driving an automobile across
ths bridgs at a terrlflo rate of speed and
crashed Into the buggy occupied by Isom
Wright and Miss Edna Cooper. The buggy
was completely demolished and the horse
was so badly hurt that It had to be shot.
Both Miss Cooper snd Mr. WrlKht sus
tained Injuries.
Upon Investigation ths prosecutor finds
that ths west bank of ths Missouri is the
Iowa boundary. Ths accident occurred
within 100 feet of ths east approach of the
bridge, this point being within the state
of Iowa.
Since Wright Is held responsible by the
Jones llvsry stable. It Is likely that he will
commence action against Rees In Council
Blurts.
Fourth Infantrymen
March Upon Portal
Battalion Leaves Fort Crook for Prac
tice Maxell and Series of
Field Exercises.
Companies E. F. a. akd H of ths Fourth
Infantry are Just now engaged in a four
days' practice march and series of field
eserclses. Ths four companies left Fort
Creole at 6:89 o'clock Wednesday morning
and marched to Portal, in Barpy county,
where they are at present encamped.
So far tha companies have acted. Inde
pendently, but Saturday moraine all the
company commanders are to report to
Major Benjamin W. Andarann at Pnrlal
at which time the trooo. win b- fo.H
ito battalion and make the return march
to Fort Crook, a distance of about twelve
miles,
ATBDBAY
IS THE
OF OUR
GLEflH-lSP
SAL
Prices cut lower than ever for
the closing day.
READ THIS:
All of the remaining Men's and
Women's Oxfords that formerly
sold for 93.0ft, $1.00 and $3.00,
on sale Saturday for
FRY SHOE CO.
16th and Douglas Streets.
omasa's Fvrmx
FOOD CIiniB
Elpht bars Wonderful Manic
Washer Poap for S5o
10 Hara Bent 'Km All tioap 850
3 pkgs. Corn Flukes 850
60c Bottle Ualllard Olive 'll
at 36o
4 pkgs. Uneeda Biscuit, . -.150
15c Fresh Large Honey Cook
ies llo
4 lbs. 10c Rice 850
15c Imported Sardines So
Plcntc Bankets, plain and In
colors, all sizes.. 15o to $1.60
Fine Large Bread and Cake
Boxes, colored. . . .76o to $1.00
Peanut Oil In glass 85o, 40o, 75c
Peanut Oil In tins, gal. and
1 gal (l.OO, S1.85
Butter, Eggs and Cheese Dept.
"Lotus" Creamery Butter (In
cartons) 310
Our Best Country Butter (In
Sanitary Jars) 30o
Strictly Fresh Eggs (From the
Brandeln Farm) 3 Bo
Domestic Swiss Cheese. .. .85o
New York Made Full Cream
'h eese S0O
Imported Roquefort Cheese
at 40o
Jar Cheese, assorted
at lOo, ISO, 9 So
Dill Pickles 15c, aoo
Sauerkraut, qt lOo
Celery Relish or Chow Chow,
qt aoo
Largest Variety and Greatest
Display of fresh rrults and
Vegetables In ths city. Sse onr
Fine Display on Main Floor.
Fancy Large Selected Elberta
Peaches in baskets 35o
Fancy Large Selected Bartlett
Pears 36o
Tomatoes In 10c Baskets. Cook
ing Apples? per pk. SOo xi
3 Stalks Fancy Celery lOo B
Fancy Ui-apes In 10c, 25c and
85c Baskets. "J
Canteloupes. per basket... 40e fc
Jersey Sweet Potatoes, per lb. H
at so 3T
A. Mint, Water Cress, Limes, C3
Grapefruit, Damson Plums, V
Caulif lower. Head Lettuce
3KSjk QSSflf CMKC CVSSc
Why Do They
Hake It So Good?
wm
THE BEER YOU LIKE
U aa
Consumers' DlstTibateesi
Ml Nailer. 3224 Ss. 2ll St. Osaka
rrai Elver. Z3Z4 0 SL. Ststk Oasis
U fcou, Cesscil BloHi, It.
lUaSssaiicszaii
Roliablo
Dontlotry
AT
Taffs Dental Roi jds
AMlRMKT.
BASE BALL
OMAUA vs. DENVER
ROUS? KE PARK
Aug, 25-2G-27
Friday, ABg-ast to Indies' Say
OAMBB OAX.X.BS St4S
Oar btni ista aad Faraam at S30
Ins AH494
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
CED VAUDEVILLE
AUG. 27
OPENS
SUNDAY
MATIN EH
f?BATS KOWOW SSt.TB
ROUE SUMMER GARDEN
Vaudeville and Photo Plays
Dine Oat Doors
OOOLKBT rUCl IV OMAHA
.imcmasTBkA itsbi avsaiixo
"-" IS Casts
LAST 0AV
95c
$1 $215
V. ,J
I See Our JD3 "1 n y ttt i r 1 'j J Pre'
$2.50 in: liyAmp&m
LAST ADD Fin At GALL
Every light and medium
of regardless of maker's cost
Stan's ana
young
man's sty
lish salts
la srery
up-to-Aii t
shads and
fabric, post
tlvely
worth $18
ana lis, at.
Tonr
eholos of
all onr Digit
grade hand
tailors a
suits, form,
rly selling
at $30.00,
$88.80 and
35.00 at
THE LAST DAY OF OUR
GREAT FAIITS SALE
Conservative, peg top and outing pants that formerly sold
from TWO to FIVK DOLLARS, at
$2.95 $2.45 $1.90 $1.00
UNDERWEAR
Medium weight der
by ribbed under
wear in blue,
brown and
Buy Your
Boys' Clothing Here
Knickerbocker Suits
$1.95 to $7.50
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Don't Worry-Watch
LJ
ltl.Wll llMT.il Jt
Save time and money. Come to this Bargain Store for
your Boys' and Girls' School Clothes, Shoes, Hats etc.
On Special Sale
Saturday and Monday
$3.00 Boys' Suits
ages 2 to 7
1 1A
fA(x
$4.00 and $5.00 Boys' Suits, ages
8 to 16; knickerbocker pants
very pretty mixtures, , consisting
of serges, -worsteds and cassf-
meres; single or dou
ble breasted, at. . . .
$1.98
Boys' and Girls' Shoes
worth double; up from.
74c
Join the Crowds
EVERY DAY A
i ftAVmuia u ir2
50c BoyV
Dress Caps,
for 19c.
Get the Boy
Beady for School
Vacation is almost over In
another week the boy will b at
school, on the cinder play ground.
How about his shoes?
Why not get a shoe for him
that is neat and dreBsy and that
will outwear two pairs of the or
dinary boys' shoes. We have a
boy's shoe that we guarantee will
do just that and we call them
TEEL
HOD
HOES
because they wear like Iron. The
difference in price is nothing
when compared with the differ
ence In quality of wear and style.
Boys' sizes, 2 to 6.... $2.50
Youths sizes, 1 to 2 $3.25
Little gents' sizes, 10 to 13 ft, $2
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam Straet.
NOTICE
On account of ths BpsciaJ Election to bs
held on Saturday, September t, 19U, I will
make no Bottled Beer deliveries that day.
Therefore, kindly et your orders In be
fore that date.
WM. J. BOEKHOFP, Retail Dealer,
METZ BEEB.
Fto&sa DouflM Vi Ind. A-m.
weight suit must be disposed
to produce.
SHIRTS
Military collar
shirts, all colors
$1.60 values at
s nis n
Us Grow
iTsrssftslisiHast Hi iXUmUkAyi
IIIIIB I tlHIIllSIl I 4a
Girls' Dresses wool and lawn ma
terials, neatly trimmed; ja
terials, neatly trimmed;
at 98 64 and
U7l
$1.50 Boys' Hats 27 shapes, 15
colors, your choice JP.
for 40C
$1.50 Girls' Hats all the n A -latest
shapes 4C
15c Girls' and Boys' Black and
Tan Stockings; Saturday J
and Monday at.., C
Come to This Store.
BARGAIN DAY.
S. E. Corner
12th and
Farnam Sts.
Two Specials
They will not last long at
these prices.
$1.00 Pocket Knife. . . .45c
A good Hazor, Strop and
Hone; the three for. $1.00
Schmidt's Pharmacy
24th and Cuming
You reach" people who buy
when you advertise in The Bee.
Drugs,
HOUSEHOLD
ARTICLES
AT CUT
FKICES
1 lb. Mule Team Borax So
Concentrated Potash or Lye, regular
10c quality, Saturday. Bo can, dux. 600
10c Bluing- (that won't streak) Bo
Eagle Condensed Milk 160
Barkeeper's Friend Metal Polish 14o
1 dos. $1.60
Truform
Shoulder Braces
We sell several
brands of Shoulder
Braces and have ex
pert fitters.
1 r SLfX
fiii nil she saTiffiOTl
a i
Cut Price Rubber Goods
This is a very strong department
with us. Over 1,000 Items.
Infant Svrlnno 95o
Good Bulb Byrlars for 890
2-t- Fountain Syringe 49o
l-qt Fountain Syringe 69o
Uevllbiss Atomizers for fl.SS
imm
Cor. 16th and Dodn (The OriginAL)
Cor. 10th and Harney (The Owl.)
Popular. Hear
If so, and you are not a musician, you should call at
our store and allow us to explain and demonstrate to
you some of our beautiful Inter-Player Pianos that we
have very carefully selected so as to satisfy the most
exacting person.
In our line you will find the World's Best.
The Angelus, the acme of perfection in the Player
Pianos.
Knabe Angelus, Emerson Angelus.
Angelus Piano.
Estey,
Schaeffcr,
Ilarmonola,
All eighty-eight note, fully warranted Players.
Prices on these instruments range from $350.00 up,
with twenty-five rolls of music free.
Pianos taken in exchange. Terms to suit.
95c HI u uj7 vyo izzju wwa g
.AYDEtrS
SATURDAY'S PRICES
Spring Chickens 14c
Pork Roast
Spring I amb, hindquarter
Spring Lamb, forequartcr
Mutton Legs
Mutton Roast
Pot Roast, 8c, 6J and
Ground Bone for chicken feed
Bacon Strips
HAYDEII BROS. MEAT DEPT.
THY THE BIG SHOP FIRST IT PAYS.
It is a Flatter of Great Importance to You
THAT YOU HAVE A (iOOD HEAD OF HAIR.
THAT YOU KEEP YOUR HAIR WHEN YOU HAVE IT.
THAT VOUR HAIR IS NOT FULL OK DANDRUFF.
THAT YOU PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST SCALP TROUBLES
THE WAY OUT:
Use U D QUININE HAIR TONIC
IT IS A SUCCESS; NOT AN EXPERIMENT. Fop Sato by
A. L. UNDELAND.
1407 DOUGLAS.
LEARN WHERE IT IS BEST TO FARM
Thinking about buying land? Want to know the
I
soil and climate best suited for certain farming?.
Our Land Bureau gives free Information about'
soil, climate, conditions In all parts of the country.
We have gathered data and can tell you what
you desire to learn.
Write the Land Information Bureau, The
Twentieth Century Farmer, Omaha, Neb., today
and your questions will get prompt attention.
FREE INFORMATION.
Medicines and Toilet Articles
Onr storss ars fUlsd with standard
Tollst Articles, Perfumes and Medi
cinal Specialties at cut prices.
Wi are direct buyers for spot cash
from manufacturers and importers at
lowsst prices, and therefore are in
position to maks the lowsst prloes,
and absolutely guarantee each article
as to freshness and genuineness.
Rexall Kubbing Oil S6o and 45o
11.00 Wine of (.'arilui for 80
Hexall Fruit l.uxalive .. 36o and SOo
Compound Licorice Powder
for 100, 15o, 30o snd 600
$1.00 Duffy's Pure Alalt Whiskey. tr
medicinal use only, for 89o
Haniiholm's Eczema Cure
for SSo, 4So and 89o
Dr. Cooper's Medicine .. 45o and 80
Itexall tiyspepsia Tablets
for S5o, 48o and 890
Pyramid Pile Cure .... 46o and 89o
Sherman's Bitter Apple Hair Tome
for 60o anl 760
Jaynee' Expectorant .... 4io and Bo
Wavenlock Hair Grower, BOc and $1.00
O. U. U. Kczema Cure .... B60 snd 890
$1 00 Mrs. Potter's Walnut Juice Hair
Restorer 890
OeU It Corn Cure 860
Jiffy Foot Tablets lOo
60c Pape's Inanepsin 4 So
$1.00 "Zemo" t-kzema Cure for 890
Hexall Orderlies .... 10c, 86o and 6O0
Cilycothymollne 860, 46o snd 89o
Hexall Headache Wafers.. lOo and lo
$1.00 Plnkham s Compound for .. 89o
Soda Mint and Pepsin Tablets, per
bottle ; !
1 doi. Cucumber and Castile Soap 35o
Rexall Hheumatlo Remedy, 46o and 89o
Scott's Emulsion 46o and 8o
CT7T raicxs oh oioam
No matter what your favorlts brand
may be. you will find It here at a
lower price than Is generally found
elsewhere.
& ciggoddell orbs go.
Four Good
Drug Stores
in Omaha.
Our.
S07-2O9
Classic. Classical
Fischer.
Price & Tccplc
Milton.
MEAT DEPT.
I
10
mm a, a a asBl a
50
fc-r,o
-r-W
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25
10 lbs,
for.
MfWWHalltnir,'
SHERMAN & McOONNELL DRUG CO,
B BIG STORES.
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( Hire's
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Boot Beer, enough to maks
gallons, for 14o
TOILET ARTICLES
At Deeply Out Prices
BOc Plnaud's Comtesse Powder, Satur
day only, at lo
25c Holmes' Frostllla for ........ 14a
25c Kirk's Juvenile Soap, Saturday
only So
25c Pond's Vanishing Cream .... 14o
50o Palm-Olive Cream for ...... 880
Full line Madam Yale's Toilet Arti
cles at cut prices.
25c Packer's Tar Soap for ........ 14o
lie Peroxide for .. . , 7o
4 cakes ivory Soap for ........ 160
25c Massata Talcum for 190
25c and 36 Complexion Brushes 14a
$1.00 Plnaud's I.liao Toilet Water 490
Rexall Cream of Almonds 860
A bis assortment Manicure Tiles for,
sach 100
Rexall Tooth Paste 190
Aii :
I for
2 So Banltol Tooth Preparatlo
3
140
Rexall Shaving Lotion.. 9Bo and 454
Jersey Theatrical Cold Cream
for 85c, 40o and 660
YTOIT "SOOOABIS"
Our new soda water room, down
stairs at Hth and Dodge streeta
Cool and well ventilated.
Rexall Cold Cream, 1-lb. cans.,.. Boo
Colgate's Violet, Dartylls or Cashmere
Bouquet Talcum for ISO
24th and Farnam (The Harvard.)
North 16th Btreet (The Ixyal.)