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    THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1912.
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Silk Hosiery Sale
AYomn's $1.50 Pure
Women s pure thread bilk
Hosiery, heavy and me
dium weights, wide silk
hem and wide lisle garter
tops, lisle soles, high
spliced heels and toes
black, white, tan and
fancy colors; worth to
.........Mc
Women's pure thread Silk
Hoisery, wide silk hem
tops, lisle soles, high spliced heels and toes black,
white, tun and fancy light shades ; $1.00 values,
t. rmir 1. U7t
Women'g and Men's Pure Thread Silk Hosiery, wide
UsIa rrnrter tons, high spliced
full fashioned, regular made-black, .white, tan JO f I
and light shades; worth 50c, at, pair v
Women 's fine lisle and cotton hosiery, mercerized lisle J
finish, wide hem tops some are lull lasbionea, reguiai
madftlhich spliced heels and toes and double soles-
regular and out sizes-black,
fancy colors, at, pair
Men's fine cotton and mer
cerized lisle finished
hosiery, double soles, re
inforced heels and toes
black, tan, grey and other
colors, at per pair. . .15c
SILK AND KID
Women's Long, Pure Silk Gloves, "Kayser Make," injp
ikw4. lonfrtli Hmiblfi tinned fineers Tricot weave m,
in white, black and colors,
i Long awe uioves rure
Milanese, in white only
16-button lengths,
double tipped fingers at
per pair 79c
; WOMEN'S SUMMER UNDERWEAR
at, a suit ...
Women's Fine Cotton Sleeeveless Vests, plain and lace
trimmed; also pants in cuff
worth 25i at. erarment
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Children's, Misses' and
Boys' 50c "M" Waist
"Union Suits, at ,...29c
Women's Smart, Fashionable
and macrame effects; also
Fichus, fancy Lace Jabots in
i III IW III II Will III III iHI . i- llll
Women's Hemstitched Border
chiefs New. lone, daintily
jjj embroidered corners, new crossbar, embroidered initials, i
T pure Irish Linen hemstitched borders; worth up to 25c, i
to at. each
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M BR ANDEIS
JOURNEY BACK TO BOHEMIA
Man- Nebraskans Group for Trip to
Land of Their Birth.
IMMENSE GATHERING AT PRAGUE
ftokols o Crlrbrale FlftUth Annt
' Tmrr o( OramiUatlon Tho-
aaada Are Bspvcted
Be Preaeat.
Between fifty and seventy-five Nebra
kans who were former, Bohemian! ar
iiow journeying to the land of their birth.
Many of them are accompanied by their
' children. The exodus fitarted Friday and
will continue until today. They will
kail from New York next week on the
New Amsterdam, a boat that has been
carttred by Bohemians for the trip.
' From June 25 to 29 at Prague, Bohemia,
will be held the fiftieth anniversary of
the organisation of. the ijokols, at which
it is expected that fully 80.000 J3ohemlan
will participate. 1,M0 or more going from
- the United States. The celebration will
take on some of the characteristics of
the Olympic games. There will be 18,000
men. 8,000 woiwn in the calisthenics
and 6.000 girls participating In the squab
section.
One- of the big features of the meet
win be the procession, in which 100,000
men' and women will march. None of
the commands given during the exer
'I'isea or along the line of march, will be
by word of mouth, but instead, by a
system of wlg-wagglng with flags, some-
thing after the manner employed in dl
' reeling the movements of signal -service
men in the United States army.
"' '- Omaha will not send a team to the
bukols, but there will be any number
Silk Hosiery at 08c
heels and toes-some are
tan, white ana ISa,
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Misses', Boys' and Chil-
' dren's fine and heavy cot-i
ton and lisle thread hosi
erydouble knee, heels !
and " toes black, tan and
colors; 25c values, 12V&C
GLOVES Jrkid
SPECIALLY
at a pair $1.00 R
Short Silk Gloves, twom
clasp effects in white only
double tipped lingers,
single row embroidered
backs; 50c values, pr. 29c
Women's Venetian Silk Vests
Crochet beading tops and silk
" ribbon tops with shield under
the armall sizes, in sky,
pink and white colors very
special at, each, $1.39
Women's fine Cotton Union
Suits, umbrella style, lace
trimmed: worth up to 40c,
29c
knee and umbrella style-,
15c
Children'8l5c--M":
Kuit Waists, special at.
each DC!
NeckwearNew Dutch and1
lace yokes, Net and Luce
the newest crea- CA.;
11411 LLfl.l XX nil IIU1V I . I V '11 -v -
Pure Irish Linen Handker-
embroidered initials and.
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STORES m
from the United States, many of whom
are expected to carry off some of the
big prises.
Enormous Keating Capacity.
The Sokol exercises will L field within
an Immense enclosure, around the sides
of which has been erected a grand stand
that has cost $125,000 and which has a
seating capacity of more than 100,000 peo
P.le. The' movement from Nebraska has
been worked up by Passenger Director
Mik of the Burlington, and today Bo
hemians are coming In from many points
In Nebraska to join the Omaha contingent
that tonight will leave for Chicago over
the Burlington In a special car. Among
those who go tonight are:
Frank Svoboda. V. Sloger, Jan Holaii,
John Kraus, wife and daughter; A.
Belshlavek and wife, Aloys Svach, Anna
Satrapa, Julia Stenlcka and children,
Anna Jaroskova, Anna Caplsov, Oiga and
E. gplckova, Mary Volecova, Mary
Lanka, Frank Dolesal and wife,, V. Kou
dele and J. Koudele and two daughters.
James Smaha and two daughters and
son, J. W. . Shabata and wife, Mary
Vacek, A. Bockover, E. Aaron, V. Kokes
and wife, W. Roxa, J. Vlncik, E. Kacer
and wife, V. Peters. J. Uhlle. V. Tlchy.
Albert Lusk, Frank Kohoutek, Anna Pot
mlBik, ' Vac Knlxe, James Kaspar and
wife, V. Kaspar and wife and Anton
Pokoruy.
Two Old Landmarks
Are Being Destroyed
in Pioneer District
The razing of the two-story frame build
Ings on the east side of Tenth street
south of Howard marks the passing o'
two old landmarks of pioneer days. These
buildings are the last of the frame struc
Boys' j
Stock
in?s,
ISc
Srrad, 1
TEN DOLLARS SAVED
IS TEN DOLLARS EARNED
Von can save Ten Dollars on your next
Suit by purchasing here Saturday- we
are offering $22.50 and $25.00 Suits at
FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
Every size every good fabric every
style, extreme or conservative; you can
readily see their worth. Get one Satur
day at..
Ton Cu Buy ft Suit For
TEN DOLLARS
All Wool Stilt, too perfectly tailored.
Other Mk $15.00 for the same.
Extra Trousers
ABB YOU BZBDXHO ATX EZTBA
PAZB OF TBOUSEBS? XT SO
BUT THEM HEBE!
Ws are without doubt ihowlntf
the largest and bait selected stock of
trousers in the city. Conservative,
peg top and outing styles. Bemark'
sbl values at
$1.90, $2.50, $3.00,
$3.50, $4.00, $5.00
FURNISHING
Pure Silk Hose, Saturday
Embroidered Pure Lisle f A 1 '
Hose
Stitched Kid End Suspenders, al
ways 50c, Saturday 9Ca
at
Saturday Drug Needs
Look in our 16th and Dodge Streets Store windows for our own line
of Made in Omaha Drug and Toilet Preparations.
Patent Medicines Reduced
Rexa.Il Kidney Cure 45o, 89o
Bordon'a Malted Milk 45o, 76o
$1 Lydta Flnkham's Compound 89o
$1 Rexall Vegetable Compound 890
tllyco-Thymollne ....85a, 45o, 89o
Newbro's Herplclde 45o, 89c
Hexall 93 Hair Tonlo ....60c, S1.00
Fellow'a Syrup 89o, fl.34
$1 Gray'n Olycerlne Tonic 89c
Eflkay'a Food SSo, 45o, 6So
$1 Wine of Cardul 89o
Dr. Cooper'g Medicine 43o, 89o
l Hoatetter'a BUters 89o
$1 Squlbb'g Baraaparllla 75o
OzomulBlon 45o, 890
Jiexall Orderlies 10c, 25o, 60o
Scott's Emulsion 45o, 89o
flyomel 45c, 89o
Hexall Mucutone '. . 46o, 98o
LlHterlne ,15c, ao, 45o, 890
Robertson's Grape Juice, per
gallon bottle 7So
25c Hires' Root Beer (makes
five gallons) for 14o
MINERAL WATERS
We carry over 100 different
kinds of mineral waters at the
lowest prices.
BSIOHTEW THIWQS VP
Jap-a-Lac, all colors, from 10c,
per can up. Makes furniture
and woodwork look like new.
We are exclusive agents for
Sherwln & Willtarrw celebrated
paints, a t pedal ready mixed
paint for every purpose.
The hexall Stores
BHERMAXT ft MoCOmJELI. DRUQ CO., 16th and Dodge.
OWL DRUO COMPANY, Corner 16th and Harney Street!.
LOTAL PHARMACY, Loyal Hotel.
HARVARD PHARMACY, Corner 34th and rarnant Street!.
I MENU If jggp
X. A U( V -a---- am w l
Pish I Ml
New Potatoes I 11 J
in Cream
I Stewed Tomatoes ) y .,' J
Salad ) ' I
Ice Cream, Cake 1 J
Tea Biscuit I J
Coffee or I a
tures on the east side of Tenth street In
the business district. 1
None of the old residents are quite cer
tain as to when or by whom they wore
erected. It is known that they have been
there since the time when everything
west of there was a cow pasture. Older
residents say the buildings have been
occupied for the last fifty years. In their
day they were palatial affairs and were
occupied by the best merchants of the
city. On the second floor of one for many
years was a public hall where meetings
of more than ordinary Importance were
held.
As business gradually moved away from
Tenth street th buildings seemed to be
come more undesirable and for the last
ten or fifteen years they have been oc
cupied by oecond-hand and Junk dealers
Desperate Shooting
pains In the chest require quick treat
ment. Take Dr. King s New Discovery
for safe and sure relief. 50c, $1.00. Tor
sale y Beaton trug Co.
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Straw Hats
IN EVERY WANTED STYLE,
VERY MODERATELY PRICED".
Genuine ' Ecuadorian Panamas,
special priced at
S3. 50 and $5.00
Porto Rican "Panamas" at '
$1.50 $1.9S and $2.50
Split Braids and Sennet Straws,
at 951 $1.50 $1.98 $2.50
SPECIALS
The Latest Knit Ties,
11.00 grades at
Cooper Closed Crotch
Union Suite at ,
45c
$1.00
Soft Shirts, collar to match,
French cuff, $1.00 values, 0Qg
CUT PRICES ON ALL TOILET
ARTICLES
Lee's Rhubarb Laxative BOo
Tona Vita tl.BS
35o Klatlatoe Cveam for Ho
(Sample Free.)
2f.c KHkay's Cream for 14c
25c Frostllla for 18o
60c Pompelan Massage Cream.. 89o
BOo bottle Bay Rum 86o
5 cakes Ivory or Wool Soap . .190
39c Plnaud's Soap 190
25c Sanltol Tooth Paste 18o
60c Violet Cream .....190
50c Malvlna Cream 19
50c Java Rice Powder for 84o
25c Babcock's Corylopsla on sale ISo
We are the exclusive agents in
Omaha for the famous Dorothy
Vernon line of Face Powders, Toilet
Water, Cold Creams, Perfumes, etc.
1UG CANDY SPECIAL
Box of Barr's 60c SATURDAY
29c
60c Benedetto AUegrettl's
Italian Chocolates 39 C
for ; W W
A 50c mail box will be
given Saturday free with
a 25c purchase.
Y, M, G, A.
PARK
OPENING
SATURDAY.
JUNE 8th, 1912
rilOGRAM
3:00 P. M. Base Ball Game
4:00 P. M. Tennis Matches
5i00 P. M. Acquatic Sports
6:30 P. M. DINNER
(See Menu.)
8:30 P. M. Illumination.
0:00 P. M. Campflre.
YOU ARE INVITED
ADMISSION FREE
WM. J. BOEKHOFF,
tail Dealer.
PhOTIPS i
ru0Ile& flnd-A-ailS.
AMVSEMESTS.
BOYD'S S;, TONIGHT
Stetson's Big Double
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN
Prices 85c, 35a, 60c Mat. 10o-85o
6 Apt
me a
a Mir
Saturday morning, June 8, at 8:30, begins the great
have been waiting and watching for. The entire stock
at unheard of prices.
GINGHAM PETTICOATS
in perfect condition, while
they last, Saturday....
Washable Petti
coats, black sa
teen and heath
erbloom Petti
coats, worth to
$2.50, choice
48c
Excellent Petti
coats, in genuine
Heatherbloom
and fine Parasalow
cloth, black and
colors, worth $3
89c
GREAT SALE of
The finest black Voile
Skirts, Panama cloth
Skirts, white serge Skirts
worth to $12.50, in one
lot ,
$3.98
In a The Base all PfTase
' We have made a decided hit
with our dependable boys' shoes
both with the mothers and
boys. They fit better, have a
neater appearance and we guar
antee them to outwear two
pairs of ordinary boys' shoes.
You will cut the shoe bill in
two if you put these shoes on
ypur boy.
1 to 5, $2.00
10V6 to u, $1.75
Boy Scout Shoes
The Ideal play shoe for boys.
We hare them in tan, gray and
olive; according to size
$1.75 to $2.50
DREXEL
1419 Faraam
ODA
tells the story better
than words of the
summer vacation of
weddingtripof things
of interest to the folks
at home and so easy.
Let us show you how
simple it is to make
pictures the kodak all
by daylight way. :: :!
IM, Robert Dempster Go.
183 Farnam Strtet
308 South 15th Straat
The Restaurant Inspectors
have been around and in visiting
The Belmont Restaurant
the say that they were surprised
to see everything in such sanitary
shape. One said: "The kitchen
reminds me of the well kept kit
chen at home." Drop In and see
what you have missed by not eat
ing here before.
1516 Bodg-a Straat Optn All N itfit
C. H. BALL, Proprietor
Look for Larga Electric Sign.
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LAKE HANAWA
Ajore Beautiful Than
Ever Before
Boating. Dancing' In the Grand
Ball Room, Music by Arthur M
Smith's Orchestra, Kree Moving
Pictures Every Evening.
BIAHT OTHEB ATTRACTIONS
Vou will enjoy a meal, lunch or
refreshments serveO i;i the restau
rant, which is now entirely en
closed with screen and Is first
class in every way.
KAPHA
"A Hit"
In Boys1 Shoes
e Sale of
egiiis
All
19c
BLACK PETTICOATS of Sateen
and Heatherbloom, plain and fancy
worth to $1.50, mostly perfect,
at
Sateen and Silk
Petticoats
AU shades, combina
tion colors, also
changeable colors,
worth $4.00
$1.25
DRESS SKIRTS from
Dress skirts, in all styles
and shades; pretty, new
styles, also plain tailored
skirts, worth to $10.00
$2.98
Skirts worth $7.50, for
S1.98
In this lot you will find
every tiling .in style and
material, worth to $7.50,
$1.98
PEEi
Jme jjr Priced
i Black ISS, TS V-l! H
Note the sensibleness of this
low-heel pump for misses.
Notice the genuine individuality of its ef
fect. Growing feet need put such footwear.
A full line of these Low-heel pumps, made
with straps, for misses and children.
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Many an Omaha home has been blessed
with beautiful silverware during the past
few weeks. The plan of The Bee and
Omaha merchants for placing 65-piece
sets of Wm. Rogers & Son's silverware
in the many thousands of homes of
the west has met with great success.
Save the coupons printed here each day they
get you silver teaspoons and gather certifi
cates and coupons at the stores of Omaha
merchants they bring yoy'the other pieces.
Save the coupons
THESE MER
CHANTS GIVE
COUPONS
and certificates
with purchases'.
ASLBBICAN
THEATER
Cor. ibili "H111
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t'ostofflce
No.
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worta ax.
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313 SontA 16ts BU
HILI.SK
LIQVOB CO.
IS03 i-araam St.
3IEGEATH
; ; o-Xi'-T CO.
Fcusaia St.
IStti cut! T&xamsa
Name
Address
J PoitofHcs
Petticoats
Saturday
sale that hundreds of people
of Dress Skirts and Petticoats
39c
Messaline Silk
Petticoats, al
so pretty silk
Petticoats
$1.69
Highest and best
grade Silk and
Messaline Petti
coats, worth to
$8.50-
$2.4842-98
the Famous Stock
Wool Dress Skirts,.
69S On lot of
Wool Skirts, while
they last
69c
iPA SOUTHWEST COR.
Uly.a 13TH AND FARNAfti
16 IS & DOUGLAS.
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