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THE BEE: OMAHAr SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1912.
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Sale of Samples ; Odd Lots
FAMOUS "ONYX" BRAND
ilk Hosiery
; ; This is the famous Lord & Taylor New York make
; ; featured every where by these manufacturers and import
;: ers of highest class hosiery. We bought immense lots at
T a big bargain.
Women ' fine Hale and mercerized silk lisle hosiery, plain and
fancy Bilk embroidered boots, fancy lace boot effects wide hem
tops, double soles, high spliced heels and toes; also pure ((k
silk boots with wide lisle garter tops tan and fancy HP
Women's Pure Thread Silk Hosiery
Wide silk hem tops, double soles, high spliced heels and
toes black, tan, white and fancy light shades worth
1 a pair at, pair
69c
Women's and Men's Cotton and Mercerized Lisle Finished . J p
Hosiery, double soles, high spliced heels and toes, in reg- I JlP
ular and out sizes black, tan and fancy colors at, pair, ..M,vv
Men's Pure Thread Silk Hosiery,
double lisle soles; black, tan,
gray and navy; at, OQ
pair... ............. a7C
Misses', Children's and Boys'
Cotton and Lisle Thread Rib
bed Hosiery, some have linen
double heels and toes, double
knees; at,' per 2C
Women's Pure Thread Silk Boot
- Hosiery, double soles, high
' spliced heels and toes, regular
and out sizes; at, per Q
pair.. TTaC
Women's, Men's and Children's
Cotton Hosiery, double soles,
extra spliced heels and toes;
also children's ribbed
hosiery;' at, pair. . . . .
8ic I
Women's Summer Underwear
Women's Fine Lisle "Nushape" Un
ion SuitsCuff knee t or umbrella
style, lace trimmed a most comfort
able and perfect fitting pA
garment 75c values, allli
at, a suit
Women's Fine Lisle and Cotton Sleeveless
Vests Plain or lace trimmed, regular sizes;
also pants in.euff knee and um- jp
brella styles 25c values at, a Igf
garment. . . . . v
Children's 'M" Knit Waists Patent taped I
buttons and hose supporter
fasteners; sizes 1 to 15 years;
25o quality, at, each , .
12!c
Infants' ,'M" Knit Bands and Sleeve
less Vests Just the thing for hot
weaiiier 25c quality at, each....
ioc i
50
MEN'S SUITS
SI and Sfl
Our extensive print' bulMu on $15, 918 and
$30 salts hu broken up many lines at then
prices, a a consequence wt have many amall lota
which we bar divided into two lota for Satur
day's filing, at TEH and TWELTB-PEPTY.
Theaa suits ara strictly new in every datall
style, pattarn and fabric Every also, 33 to 52.
Blue Serges and Blacka Included.
Trouser Values JS
Ton oan always find Just the
kind of trousers yon want here at
Just the price yon would aspect
to pay. a wonderful bowing' of
eeaaonable trouaera la all the
wanted fabric Made coierva
tlye, peg top and outing- styles, at,
$j90 $2$ $g $4 $Jj $Q
ZXTBA BPSCUX Strictly
all wool blue serge trousers, out
ing and peg- top style
$2.50, $3 and $4
Union Suits
' G-enuire Forosknit
Union 8nits. abort
. sleeve, standard 91
? alue
69c
EXTRA SPECIAL
SUIT OFFER
A special par
chso of 250 aulta
which would sell
In any atore at
10 and 913.50. Wo
offer theaa Satur
day at
$7.50
Hat Yourself Here
Those .who value a saving; on
their hats do !
STRAW HATS Nice, light,
airy straw hats, in the best of
styles, at 95c to $5.00.
If you don't care for a straw
hat, we are showing remark
able values in .
STIFF HATS, $1.50, $1.90 & $3
SOFT HATS, 95c up to $4.00
Flew Neckwear
Hade from the celebrat
ed "Cheney" allka in all
new shapes, aell regu
larly Mo, ipeclal
Regent Shoes
$050
In all ' leathers,
4) lack or tan. Big-g-eit
hoe value In Omaha,
4 ?"23mt J,
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Saturday, June 29th, Will
Be Your Chance
Beginning Saturday, June 29th, we will close out seventeen
genuine porcelain lined solid oak wood Cold Storage Refrigerators,
ranging in size from 100 to 200-pound ice capacity, at prices from
$10.00 to 20.00 below regular prices, and that on $4-00 per month
payments or a still further cut'
In price for spot cash. These
j't won't last lone at these cut
prices and easy terms, so if you
are thinking of buying a Re
frigerator now is your chance
to et a real bargain. First
v--tT "I come first served, we nave
I decided to discontinue handling
the porcelain lined styles be
cause Mr- Hurd's patent white
enamel has proven so satis-.
factory to users of the Cold
Storage that those who know
Its good qualities,, will not pay
the difference for the porcelain
over the white enamel. Still
those we are closing out will
be lower in prices than the
white enamel kind. The Cold
iVM Storage is distinctly a-hot,
weather refrigerator. Nothing
spoils in the Cold Storage in hot weather. The extreme hot weather
is now setting in and there will be three long months ol it. ou
can get more solid comfort out of a Cold Storage Refrigerator the
next three months than out of an automobile. KememDer.iuai wo
are the people who sell the Ideal Gas Stoves and connect them free.
Stoetzel Stove Go.
714 South 16th
lot leather Specials In
toilet Art ides
Quality, service and price are three essentials that go to make a
good drag store, and these three Important features will be demon
strated to you if once a customer of any of the Sherman & McConnell
drug stores. By carefully watching our frequent advertisements you
will see a way to cut your drug bills almost in two. Here are just a
few of the many money-saving
BARGAINS WE OFFER FOR SATURDAY
I WOMEN'S LONG SILK CLOVES
4 Women's 16-button length extra heavy silk gloves Kayser a a
make with doable finger ends Tricot weave in white l T
t and black at, a pair. I. ...... . I
t :Vv: . I
Glove Special for Saturday women's Long Pure suk iA T
" Gloves, with double finger tips In white, black and tan (lMg I
I! worth $1 at, a pair. . ...,.v,rv
BIG VALUES in LEATHER BAGS :
79c
$1.50 Leather Bags at 79c
9 and 10-inch Bcal Leather Bags with
oxidized Vilver frames and leather
linings, that are worth $1
and $1.50, on sale at ... . .
$2.00 Leather Bags at $1.00
11-inch Real Leather Bags with oxi
dized silver frames and leather lin
ings some round and some broken
' bottoms regularly worth $2, f
wonderful bargains, at ........ .V
BRANDEIS STORES
WOLF'S DUALUFE LMD BARE
Motive Behind Death of Cattleman
Still Remains Mystery.
BIG INSUEAKCE ; IS INVOLVED
Paramour Take Stand and Wttfaant
Demonstration Telia of Hrr Life
with Laola Wolf la Cen
tral Apartment. '
How luls Wolf, the cattleman found
dying " under mysterious circumstances
last Thursday morning at 1:45 o'clock, led
a double life and betrayed a pretty young
woman was brought out at the coroner's
.Inquest which opened at 10 yesterday
morning. " 1
Rose Wolf, the woman in the case, was
the principal witness, and the supposition
that she would have a sensational, t not
Uirid story to tell brought hundreds of
curio us people, who crowded Into the
amall front room of the Crosby under
taking parlor. Nine witnesses were ex
amtned la the morning, after which Cor
oner Crosby ordered adjournment until S
o'clock. The testimony of nearly alt of
the most Important witnesses waa given.
Meet of tha evidence adduced tended to
aueagtbea the theory of suicide, al'
to
In
up
In
though no one testified as to having
found tha gun. Rose .Wolf, the cattle
broker's paramour, said that on the day
before the shooting, Wolf had said
her that he had lost W.OOO in speculate
on the stock market If this Is true
all probability it will be shown later that
aucn a loss drove the cattleman to des
peratlqn. as he was already in hard
financial straits. He had to keep
payments on J140.000 worth of life
surance, besides belnar under th
pense of keeping two homes. Detective
King says he has InformaUon that i
week before the ehootina Wolf m.irt
caged everything he had that was
already mortgaged, securine ti&ooo. Ho
owed many persons about town and was
continually pressed for payment
Night Before the Tragedy
Burton H. Hubbard, traveling
;man for the 014 Crow distillery of
Frankfort. Ky., waa the first witness
examined. His testimony waa practically
the same as the story he told the police
Thursday. He said that Louis Wolf haa
asked him to take Rose to his room at the
Paxton for the night and this he did.
He said that Wolf appeared nervous nd
claimed that he had received information
from Mayor Dahiman. that the Central
Apartment flat was to be raided.' They
parted : at Seventeenth street and St.
Mary's avenue and thU waa tha last
50c Burnham'a Violet or Flovlda
Water .. 99o
26c Frostilla for .140 .
75c Wright's English Violet Water,
at 39o
50c Geisha Violet Water ......... 84o
25o Mistletoe Cream (Sample free).
at 14o
25c Packers' Tar Soap for 14o
Rexall Violet Talcum 15o
26c Lyon'a Tooth Powder ...... 14o
lOo Williams' or Colgate's Shavlrtf
Soap, cake bo
$1.00 New England Toilet Water 78s
Dorothy Vernon Toilet Water, 8 Bo,
SOo and .........75o
26c Babcock's Corylopsla Talcum, 15o
Pax to Foot Powder, tha latest and
beat ...... . .8.6o
60c Cucumber, Benioln and Almond
Lotion for 39o
25c Talk Egg Shampoo 14o
OoUet's French Perfun.s, per bottle,
at i.... 11.85
Coty's LaRose Jacq. Extract, per bot
tle W.B0
Rexall Hair Shampoo, per bottle 85o
Rexall Cold Cream, Hi lb aso
1 lb. 500
Will Lowe Invgene Toilet WateT 75c
EUgaud's Mary Garden Perfume, per
OS. 88.00
Posy Garden Extract concentrated,
in tiny bottles 85o
25c Spearmint Tooth Powder for 14o
Rexall Tooth Paste u.19o
Cuticura Soap 80o
Woodbury's Facial soap, per cake 17o
SOo Shah of Persia aoap for ..... .190
White Cross Cold Cream lOo, 85a, 500
25c Pond's Extract Cold Cream, SAT
URDAY 14o
60c Java Rice Powder, Imported, 84o
I cakes Wool Soap, Z cakes ivory
Soap for .15o
50c Ingram's Milkweed Cream, SAT
URDAY ...890
Jap Rose or Peroxide Bath Soap, per
cake 7p
60c Viola Cream, SATURDAY ..19o
60c bottle Bay Rum, SATURDAY 85c
Violet Ammonia .IBo and 85o
tl.00 Pinaud's LUao Vegetal, SAT
URDAY ......... 4B.c
25c bottle Peroxide Hydrogen, SAT
URDAY . . 7o
Colgate's Violet, Cashmere Bouquet,
Dactylls Talcum, 3 for . ...V.-.lSo
The Rexall Stores
SSXMtaJr It kcCOmrXLI. DBVO CO., 16th and Bodge Streets.
OWl Smva COBIVAHrT, Corner 16th and Harney Streets.
IOTAS FKABKAOT, Loyal Hotel.
XAJtTAJtO raAKMAOT, Corner 84th and Parnam Streets.
Are crowding our Piano De-
pa rt men t.
A bargain
awaits
you, come
and get it
We are saving buyers
from 50 to 661 on piano
prices. Every instrument
fully guaranteed.
en-roSi
"You ought to be in Fry's Shoes"
Some Swagger
Colonials
Natty and Cool
Footwear for Milady
This store h reeofaitet by people who really kaow as alwavi
being headfjaarteri for tae new stylo thoughts. Shoes are not
shewn In a Uniite way, bat In an eidless variety fitted perfectly
by able salesmen.
: ?3.0O-?3.5O-$4.0O
It these prices we show every natty model In Pumps, Colo
rials, Oxfords and Hi-Shoes. Whites, lui, Patents, Dulls, Ooie,
Silks and Satins.
SHO&CQJ
16 IIS 5l DOUGLAS.
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Rose, Wolf,, Hubbard or Hubbard's wife
saw of tbe cattleman.
Peter Wolf, father of Rose, testified
that four years ago the daughter became
acquainted with Wolf and that soon af
ter she formed the acquaintance, she
became wayward. Ha quarreled with her
and Bhe left home.. He knew that she
was living with Wolf and although he
resentedoit, he did not Interfere. Mrs
Mary Wolf, the girl's mother, said that
she often visited her daughter and that
on the day before the shooting she was
in her daughter's flat talking to Louis
Wolf. It was here that Wolf asked her
If she noticed a dark complected' man
hanging around near his automobile. Mrs.
Wolf said she saw no one.
- Rose Wolf oa tha Stand.
When Rose Wolf took tbe stand she
did so without demonstration. She told of
her first meeting with Louis Wolf; of how
she was renounced by her father and how
she finally went to live with Wolf. She
said Louts Wolf paid all of tha expenses
of the Central apartment flat and kept
her in funds. According to her state
ment. Wolf told her Wednesday after
noon that he had lost $8,000 in speculations
and he appeared very much agitated. Da
Monday he took a party of frienda to a
down town cafe and made the remark,
"Never mind the expense, before a day
or eo I'll want you to forget that there
ever was a Louis Wolf." The remark
was not significant at the time, and Miss
Wolf says she did not remember it un
til after the shooting. -x
Other witnesses were Detectives Ring
and Van Dusen, Mrs. Jennie M. Patrick,
mi Jackson street; Mrs. Florence Wil
liams, alt South Seventeenth avtnua, and
W.'J. Martin, 618 South Seventeenth ave
nue.
The witnesses remaining to be examined
are Detectives Donaboe and Heltfeld,
Coroner's Physician Samuel McCleneghan,
who made the autopsy; the night police
reporters for Tha Bee and World-Herald:
Police Surgeon Vanderhoof and Nathan
and Jacob Spiesberger, relatives of the
dead man, who are believed to have lm
portant information. '
The coroner's Jury is composed of W.
C. King, Charles T. Johnson, A. Hoff
mann, . W. L. Louck, George Schroeder
and D. H. Hawk.
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' Better :
Shoes,!
For Boys f
The wfie parent knows that
the boy needs better shoes-
knows that they win save
money-on shoe bills if they get
better shoes for the boy.
Ma nrrltnnrv hnvfl' flhoflfl Will
stand the hard knocks that the
average American boy will give
them.
Get our dependable boys'
shoes for your boy. Neat,
dressy and cheapest in the long
run.
1 to 6 14... 82.00
10 Vi to 13 81.75
BOY SCOUT SHOES.
According to size,
81.75 to 82.50
Money for Water
Plant Ready to Be
Given Old Company
Checks totaling $6,392,730.17, payment in
full for the water works plant, have been
prepared by the city and are ready for de
livery to the New York companies rep
resenting ' tha water works. , There are
seven checks. The Mortgage Guarantee
& Trust company of New Tork, will re
ceive 1,S43,750 of the purchase money,
which will go to stockholders in the com
pany. The remainder of the amount, H
M8.970.17, will be delivered to the Far
mers Loan and Trust company of New
Tork and will be applied on mortgages
held against the plant. These checks will
probably be taken to New York by a
representative of the eastern companies.
They are now held .by City Treasurer V.
G. Ura. ' v- -
1419 Fftrnam
WM. J. BOEKHOFF,
' maail Dealer.'
Phnnps J Dons. 119.
SOMETHING GOOD
COMING
'to you every tim you eat at the
BEUCOITC REOTATOAirr.
Our foods appeal to your sense of
taste and our prices to your common
sense. Somewhere there may be a
better restaurant, but one of our
patrons have ever, found it, and the
first meal you eat here will convince
you that your search for the best
eating place in town is at an end.
Look for the large electric eigii
1516 Dodge Street.
Open All Wight C. V. BAXZi, 2xop.
AMUSEMENTS.
BEAUTIFUL
LAKE MAN AW A
"40 mantes Tram Omaha."
BOATUTG AHS BATHISO There's
plenty of water in the lake this sea
son, and additional boating and bath
ing facilities have been installed.
DAJTCnrO The beautiful Ball Room
continues to be a big attraction.
Open every afternoon and evening.
Arthur E. Smith's splendid orclfestra
makes the music.
FREE MOVING PICTURES
EVERY EVENING.
Many other Attractions.
DREXEL f Base Ball
Omaha vs. St. Jeseph
Rourke Park
June 26, 27, 28, 29
Friday, June 28th, Ladies1 Day.
;ars Leave ISth and Farnam, 3:15.
, GAMES CALLED 3:30
SUMMER SHOW
sbowing'D AY LIG HTS r"
YAUDSVZUB Includes Holmen Bros.,
Comedy Turners; Violet Holland, Song
stress; John A. West and Singing Wolf;
Richard Hyde, Lyric Vocalist. Pictures
changed daily. New Vaudeville Sunday.
Hour! lto&; flWY"LAT10r
7 to 11 p. m. HH I TTMX I WC
COatS AST TUB; STAY THE LIMIT
BOYD'S TODAY
Matinee and Bight
& Picturcsl l-;
You've seen the Real j A Kkllets
Now Sec the Best I W4 a. Nickel
Pictures Chance ICoaVTBuxa. and gat,
Big Bargains
forSafurdayonlv
Elaphael-Pred
Company
Por Saturday wa- hava prepared
bargains Is every department,- ana
on goods that are just suitable far
hot weather. Yon can save money
by walking two minutes to 13th and
Parnam.
Supply yourself for the Fourth.
BARGAIN NO. 1.
Man's Suits In all
tha latest styles
and patterns, ' fancy
cashmeres, fast
blue serges, fancy
mixtures; a nits
worth . S1&S0 and
11540
8.95
S3TBARGAIN NO. 2.
Ken's Eandkaroalafaa
White and fancy, extra
rood quality. 100 dosen
of them; tha regular lOo
kind
-BARGAIN NO .3:
Men's Pants
Fancy worsted aad
fancy serges, new
grays and brow as;
these trousers are ,
worth np to $3M
1.95
BARGAIN NO. 4.
69 c
Straw Eats All
kinds, all sizes, all
styles, straight rims,
curl rims, split straw,
$landj1.60valnes
KTBARGAIN NO. 5.
Men's Shoes All
solid leather; reg
ular (3.00 shoes.'
Just the shoes -for
work, and shoas
that will give satisfaction
.45
&XBARGAINN0.6.
Choice of all our
Men's High Grade
Suits All hand
tailored and , new
patterns, fine
cheviots, fancy,
serges, new nov
elties: worth an
to $32.50 .......
1 1.75
BARGAIN NO. 7.
60o Men's Veckwear '
Bew patterns, new
styles, the long, nar
row tie that la so
popular, hat wings;
all saw ,
19c
BARGAIN NO. 8.
91.00 Athletic Union
Suits Just the thing'
for hot weather,
Ugh grade nainsook;
sold everywhere for
M0
89c
SET-BARGAIN NO. 9.
91.00 Man's Shirts
nice neat , patterns,
with collar or with out,
also military
collar '
59c
SBAEGAIN NO. 10.
19c
Men's SOo Silk Hose
ADsoiateiy pin
silk thread
BARGAIN NO. 11.
75o Man's Union Suits
In balbriggaa and
poroakait, in ana
length and loaf
lengrn ...... . .
45c
lrBARGAIN NO. 12.
One Table of Ladles'
waists and Shirts
White, black linen
aad other colors!
waists worth to 91.35,
Saturday
48c
BARGAIN NO. 13.
Children's and Misses'7
White, hlaok, pink or
blue fine Bibbed
Hose Sells regular
ly for aoo, Saturday,
at, pair
He
BARGAIN NO. 14.
Ladies' Fine Ribbed
Union suits Um
brella drawers, lace
larly for 390, Satur
day, suit
:1C
BARGAIN NO. 15.
On big Uble fall of
rriir unuaren's
Dresses low neck
and short sleeves;
4m- 4-l.lnjv fm.
this warm weather;
39o
BARGAIN NO. 16.
Seal Swell Waists
Made of tha fin
est Quality ma
terial . and trim
mings; made to sell
for $5.00; they are
put np one in box,
and they will be
sold at
(Sises 33 to 43 only.)
1J9
pBARGAIN NO. 17.
Bear tii' ii White
Dress s X n
misses' and ladles'
sises, These are a.
new lot of sample
dress s just re
eeivsd, and ar
word to $7. They
go is one lot Sat
urday
12.98
I BARGAIN NO. 18.
High Friced Muslin
downs, Chemises,
Princess Slips - and
Combination Bolts
Slightly massed from
hmny on the ooun
ter; worth to 91.8, at
75c
jpgrBARGAIN NO. 19.
White Serge Skirts,
also Blaok. Blaa
and Fancy Skirts
Xorth from 93.95 to
9730. They will be
all on one big table
Saturday, choice ...
2.48
BARGAIN NO. 20.
5.00
&adlaa' and Wuut.
SweU Tailor Mad
Baits worth to
2QM, Saturday ..
BARGAIN NO. 21.
Ladiaa Silk Flush
Stale Union 8 aits
Sises 4, 5 and 4;
sell regularly for
75e, Saturday .
39c
Raptiael-Pred Go.
Southwest Corner
13th AND FARNAM
THE STORE for THE PEOPLE