JLO-A
THK OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 0, 1913.
TorWo-
71
ror black
$1 RATINE
HATS, 0c
350 jaunty shapes,
solid white or with
colored facing, pop
c
G
30c WASH -GOODS.
tOc
Chiffon lisso, Man
chester voiles, silk
y
and white
Womon's lingerie"
and colored waists,
I yij hemp hate.
ine gnox Banded Sail
ere never etll nndar
80; black and colore.
Braaalares, a 1 w ays
horsehair braid and
tell fog a5o each;
special ln basement.
actually
worth tip
to 11.00,
2d door. .
white chips, worth
& cotton jacquards,
i ratines,
etc., 39c
values,
main floor.
19c
worth to S3.50, Sdfl.
ular for
outing;
values.
WOMEN'S UNION
SUITS
Fine cotton Bulte,
umbrella knos
styles, sizes 4. 5 and
Cliolco of Our
Linen and Rntlno
Women's Suits
Theso smart wash
suits havo sold up
floor,
WOMEN'S UNION I
DHKS3KS, $10
Womori's stunning
vollo, lingerie, ra-
SUITS
Lislo suits with cuff
or umbrella kneo.
regular, and extra
for Clill.
n
3'c
W ; 1 81 WAISTS, aoc H
ffiin'i and 1
i on mi;
LOO al
Juniors' Mldsommsr
Hate, 8 to 14 years I 1
0 w p
BUU 1 Drc8S ollk POpHns. 1 iJlj lnm In pratty 1 Non-rustablo. coutll I I
, - fancy warp print R now blues, tans. effects for miflsum- corsets, with 3 and
rtMxm 4 lntfces to French greys, ro I mar? on tale in Hate- I 3.par
: 5 lnchet wide." r?' V!"X fig 1 SJi1, garters; PfZn
Sai fl jjQ t . .001
IrrcraicoATS, $i ToT AU B,!k c.h,ffon tRf" fiE?rsgor Wo'
Lien' : 1 fcU, loading street Ufa Oman's High
Black and all colors, ."'"'' I nnd cvon. OU U J3hi:
good qual- . OSJU " shopping! , , " WW J.
itymeasallno Uig. w"twltiFj ,nffBhadcB' Ififs ping B'gg ln f'
and taffeta. Jl d"coTor. worthy I n mnin. H! rtt. new style, and
. ummmmm iiiimmI tfmmmmmmmmmHmam " 7" m
2d .1,11.
each,
mm Tor laH.o
10 auallty drese
ror striped
and bord
ared voiles.
dren'a Fart-
tlno nnd laco dress
ping name 1
( U tola, fancy
es, actu
ally worth
up to 22,
C; up to
3 Dc values,
main floor,
at. .......
$10
to 10
each,
Monday;
2d floor. . . .
9c
Japanese f 1 o 1 1.
worth up to 30o!
light,
raedlnrn and
nixes, G9c
grado.
"'"In floor,
nt........
ln all wanted shades,
dark patterne, faet
colors! nakement.
mill lengths; lQo
grade; basement.
2d floor, at. .
'tnaln floor.
uu
BR - . -.
$5
33c
B I.-
Men's Nainsook
UNION SUITS
Sleeveless, knot)
lengtn,
good
grade,
60o valuo
35o
Old Store.
Mon'n Balbriggnn
UNDURSHIBTS
and DRAWERS
Double n 4
seat. I
36c value,
Basement. ,
Men's NcgHgca and
OUTING SIITRTS
Neckband and col
lar at
tached, worth 50e,
Basoment. .
38c
Men's Fine Lislo
HOSIERY
black and n f 1
colon. i II I
25c values,
Old Store,
20
Mcn'a Silk, Wash.
ftble 4-lH-Hand Ties,
fast colors, 1
3Ec values. Ill 1
Old
store. .
Ic
MEN'S nOSB
black and
tolors,
worth 10 c,
Basement. . .
Guwirs
Shadow
Laco
lain net.
ala floor.
I2te
XiMOKOS,
Secoad
floor. . . ,
25c
made of
lawBi
price.....
10c
Women's Colored
Tcrcalo Aprons,
Worth 25o,
Second
floor,
at.
4C
Women's White
CANVAS PUMl'S
Colonial and flat
how styles, Good
year weit, regular
$3 values,!
basement,
at. . .
ti.49
CHILDREN'S
OXFOKD8
Light vlcl kid, lat
ent Up, hlu-chor
lac, md
8 to 2, In
haMment. ,
89c
WOMEN'S
ENGLISH PUMPS
New styles dull or
patent leather no
tips, flat bow - all
sizes, $4
t values,
at. .
for sal ay
Wreathe, 18
1 1 atu n on.
worth 81; pretty for
trlaoBtlBg.
Women's ltimpa
Patent and gun mo
tel leathers, round
or Kfigljsh toes with
medium heel and
IISH.BOW8 AJkRA
at. ... .
OUR JULY SALES BEGIN MONDAY
Ilralncnl & Armstrong or Rlclmrilson's
best wnsh embroidery silk; all colors;
regular price 3 skeins for
10c, tlilrdfioor, at each skein. I oL
Stamped and tintwl sofn pillows with
backs In floral ami conventional de
signs; 25c and 35c ' values Iftl
lift
ln
G
Monday on 3d floor, nt each . .
Women's Stamped Night Gowns ln
flno nainsook; nctual gQc
ViTlucs; Mon,, 3d floor, at cacli .
I Laces and Embroider
Yard-wldo Unbleached ulln, ln six
eight and ten-Inch lengths; good grade;
that will glvo excclient service, j"
On sale In basement Monday, yd . . . Hi.
Thousands of yards long cloth nnd soft
finished muslin, none worth less than
10c a yd. nnd some worth (
more; basement, per yard nt. J gU
PHsso crepe in blue, tnn,-- pink, old
rose, and black and .white; Ifln
basement, per yd., Monday at. . . I8jii
tocko
6S IQjT
Bought Through s. Steinieldt & Co.. From the Overstock of James R Keiser, 27th and 4th Ave., New York, at Yz Price
ONE OF THE FOREMOST IMPORTERS OF HIGH CLASS LAOES LN AMERICA '
Included in this sale are thousands of yards of
fine laces and embroideries imported directly, from
broad by S. Steinfeldt & Co., of New York.
Thlnkof buying thousands of yards of the freshest, daintiest, imported
laces ln the most exquisite patterns at Just about one-half the prices
you pay regularly at any store of high standing ln America! These
values will probably not be duplicated in many months. Every yard
is perfect. Kvory price is cut in two. A saving of money to every
woman who loves beautiful laces and appreciates true economy.
Shadow lace flouncings 18x45 inches wide. The
styles are real Irish, Princess, Venise and Ma-
N Vc"aii iJ!m,'tw
efu BBS iflft Jfcal Irith tcei, in- Khito,.r?am b,nck
??7 IBI,! jtrttons nntl bands, 18 to 46 ,ncUea-
Main HM ,'5lMai? ortalnoi,at Worth to 2 HO vnrd
ST 1 1 jU v Yd.
1 0Y Yard vm m I . ZTZ
&w For ffircj.p Embroideries at, Id., Dc
For 4B-inch cam- m St Imported French and Crepo Vollo Skirtings, 45-lti.
brlc sklrtingB, W. S: m.WM w,do Bomo wltb wldo vcnlso laco in- j. m
27-lnch Swlso VJr sorting in white and ecru; actu- OH ft
flouncing. 2V-ln. U'fe ally worth to $L50 a yard On Kfl
SbySS .ta floor. Monday, per yard. U U U
crochet effects. '
8$n
lyui
Shadoof lace floimcing3 18 to 45 inches wide. The
crame laces' in bands and edges the values aro
laces in theso two groups Monday on Main floor.
(Tor Tenlte, Shadow, Val
J and Oarrlo kmaoroia
wanaa and Edges, worth
up to 2So yard.
o9c-98
25cf
oYd.
for Venisi Allovers, Net Tops, Oriental, Shadow and
Crochet Effect -Laces, in, white, black , and epni
Many are actually worth $1 a yard. ' A 'splendid aa
sortinent on big bargain squares Main floor. :
Vcnlso Bands
and Kdges,
Shadow and
Chnntilly- Laco
FloUnclngs,
Up to 12 in.; also
peal linen cluny
bands and edges.
. Many . Worth-.t30c
yard,
15
G
$1 Embroideries at, Yard, 59c
Here aro flno 4D-lnch V.o!lo Skirtings; also ele
gant 45-Inch Crepe Voile All Overs
In new patterns; actually worth $1
a yard Onv sale on main floor,
Monday, per yard ...
75c Embroideries at, Yard, 39c
Hero are 27-inch Batiste and SwIsb Flouncings, In
Irish Crochet Effects; also 45-lnch
Vollo and Batiste Skirtings; regu
larly worth 76c a yard; a big featuro
of this great saloi On main floor, yd . .
39c
Monday Your Unrestricted Choice
Any Woman's Wool or Silk Suit
In Our Entire Stock at
Exactly Half Price
Our Women's $50 Suits at $25,00
Our Women's $40 Suits at $20.00
Our Women's $30 Suits at $15.00
Our Women's $25 Suits at $12.50
Our Women's 20 Suits at $10,00 .
Our Women's $15 Suits at. ,$7.50
pur Women's $12.50 Suits, $6.25
Our Womon's $10 Suits at. .$5.00
. Children's Colored Wash
DresHes, mado to sell rog
ularly nt 85(3 ft
skt. Sc
Misses' and Women's
Bailor, Balkan and Middy
walBta. worth
up to ?t.Q0,
at,
,.5c
j for "WoBitn'a I
I MaO CoUon Xo
yZpUry dooMe I
hatU aad toes, plaia I
I
Printed Lawns
Thousands of yards
printed lawns In
dark and light pat
terns, dots, floral
designs
and
figures,
at, yd. . .
for Wo
men's rner-
39c
Chll (iron's O I n g h a m
Koropora, worth 35c the
pair; on, special
S0.-; 19C
Special Sal
Abmiaum Ware
2,000 pieces of aluminum ware
large .preserving kettles, largo
sauco pans, large covered kettles-
offered at special prices
Just at the time for
putting up fruits, etc.
Values to $1.50, each. . .
490
July Sales Wash Fabrics aid White Gods
Remnants of silk and totton dress materials flight and dark
colors, worth up to 0c. High grade silk and cotton foulards,
silk Jacqnards, etc., 20, S7 and 30-lnchcs wide, 5 to 20 yard
lengths . .
'Woven voiles, checks, plaids, stripes, tmt, colors, 25c values,
27 inches wldo . '.
10-inch plain -25c voiles in navy, Nell rose, tan, old rose, light
blue
Meat French organdie, sheer fabric, floral, rose bads, floral and
stripe patterns, worth regularly 25c a yard 20 Indies wide. .
Fino Summer Lawhs, batiste, flaxon,
worth 10c, 15c and 20c, 28 and 7J.
30 Inches wldo; at, yard. ....... I2
Genuine Amoskeag Apron Check Ging
ham, short mill lengths always sells
from the bolt at7Vsc, Monday,
at, yard
yhlto St. Gall Press Swiss, 30 Inches
wide 35c a yard quality, ,-.
small lot at, yard
12V$rc Yard-wide Press Percales, in
dress lengths, good grade, ' ' Q
at, yard ; ?C
Women's Cotton
VESTS
ror Satlne, UKacrame,
Teniae Crochet, Shadow
aco, ChaniUy and Seal
X,lnen Clnnr Xderes and
Band, SOo valnes.
9C
Yard
15c (
oe rlaed
llale and cotton hoaa,
wide hem tope, doa
tle soles.
aaa fanoy la o
mack, tea. and fancy.
Batiste at 7 He yd.
15o quality jn pret
.ty now rosebud.
Persian and floral
designs, also dots
aim figures,
casement,
at,
yard
also dots
: 71g
Hhctland Veils
Washablo Volls In
plain and fancy
meshes white,
black and colors
UP to 1
yds. long, lJiA
worth to HI!
76, at, ca. .
for Stamlne
Gaad Scrim
vrtta oolored
botdere, worth up to
30o a yarftt In laee
laent.
for Woman's
and Xe&'a
Plata all
handlcerohlefa,
different width heme.
Silk Hoso
Pure thread silk,
medium and gauge
weights black,
white, pink and
sky. will
go on
sale, at
pair.
AVoincn's Hoso
Mercerized lislo
thread and maco
cotton hosiery, also
pure thread Bilk
boot Hosi
ery; black,
tan and
white, pr. .
23c
tor our rcga
" lar lBoirrade
Cretonne
on sale In the hase
uient MondayT
5o
for all rem
nants of BwUe,
Scrim, net and
other 30rapey goods,
worth np to aso yard.
Hath Rugs
Heavy double face,
17x26 hath rug,
extra heavy, 39o
value, main floor.
will
go on
sale,
each
Hck TowchJ
Colored bord o r o d
huck face towels,
slie 14 x 30 reg
ular 8 He values.
main
floor,
each,
at.
5cr
39c
lor extra
heavy fancy
colored and
white Bath any
, econa,ato40, main
floor.
for 17x33
"Towele. the
regnlar loo alnd with
red borders.
7C
Toweling
Mill remnants of
cotton huck towel
ing, worth up to
19c a yard 1 to
5-yard
lengths,
at,
yd
71c
Full taped,
and extra
sizes, g "fj
12c value, u nil
Main floor. . I U
regular
Women's Lisle
UNION SUITS
Umbrella knee,
cumfy cut and nu-
snape,
1 values,
Main
floor.
Misses' and Girls'
Sleeveless Vests
and rants,
With Um
brella kneo,
nn to
25c value.
48c
,.0g
Mill Ends
Summer fabrics,
2 to 10 m1
worth' up to
50c, yard.
Main floor
!2'C
89c
Velvet Rugs
27x54,
worth up tc
52, Third
floor. . . . . .
Axmlnstcr Rugs
and WUton Velvet
27x60, tot
worth up$
to 5 a
3d floor.
i h Ire
Brussels Rugs,
9x12,
worth up
to $15.
3d floor. .
Siinshlno
'.Swiss,,
Ratine,
etc., .
Main floor.
Collars
ffic
Full 30-ln. Heavy
Natural Shantung
Pongee,
all silk.
Main
floor, yd ,
79c
Hoys' Balhrlggan
Undershirts and
Drawers,
250 Valuo, yjlfi
Main Jig.
floor yU
Drug Dept.
Bromo Seltzer. 1.00
size bottlo for... 61o
Graves' Tooth Pow
der. 25a size for. 12a
Lapactlo I4ills, 100 ln
bottlo ..aco
Phenolax Wafers
100 ln bottle ....39o
Calomel Tablets, all
strenfftha, 100 in bot-
tie 10o
Lydla Plnkhs m'a
Vegtable Compound,
1. size bottle,... Olo
Fletcher's Castorla
3Sc size bottle .31o
Jlorllck's Malted
Milk, hospital hIz.
At
Java Rica Powder.
all shades 1B
Pond'e Van 1 a hi n ft
Cream, 25o etze. .13o
HosplUl Absorb e n t
Cotton, 1-lb. phff. 19o
Bath Tdwels
Extra heavy, double
ply. hemmed, size
17x38 mill sec
onds of 15c quality
lowejB
main
floor,
at,
7ki
-
Pattern gabla Cloths
grass bleached, 73s-
73 and
worth
fr-
93.00.
75c
a dozen for
all pnre linen
illver bleacb-
ad MapMns, tee m
Utohed, 14x14, are
worth ai.BO a dozen.
Alesh Bngs
Women's $5 Ger
man Sllvor Mesh
aBtas8:..$2.98
Women's ?3 Ger
man Silver Mesh
aBtaE8:..$1.98
DEI ERA 1KS0C1. SERYP
Oiarities amd CorreotioHs Conference
Jegiaj ConstmctiTC Work.
nuaXK tuckeToutlises plan
Hwelal Jue(le Dtetaaiiit atlulma Bs
leT Whltjk 3Vo lnd(rSduI ar
VmmUr hoia Be Kxpeeted
iu Kx.Ut.
0RATTL. We&.. Jbrty E.-Tlie varied
Md ftr-roa)ar prierk3H ef retarm de
mmA& in the mum of BefeU serviee
hv ta KaHiKval CefreM 0t CharltlM
Ml C'cmMMeae was unfoMed tonight by
rnutii TtKfcer. of Kew York. preeMeat
f( the conferewco. at It fortieth gatrr
lac hf
"X believe hat the third r. in the
tt of ta numl afreD has bc
sun." Mr. Tucker bald. -I belloVo that
th new era will concern ltaelf with
eonatruetlva dlscuaaion ,lor a program to
bring about the iitulth, pfdoloucy, Imp.
plneea and welfare of Individual, family
oi)d community. , We mut expect to be
the melting pot from which our knowledge
and ide&U will flow into new program
of conrtrttctlve action. Bocla) justice
demaHda minima below which no in.
dividual or family, fit to bo a mem.
her ef a. community, shall bo expected
to exist It puta no limit on knowledge,
wealth or power, provided thoy are not
aequlreQ at the expense of the weaker
or ud for their exploitation.
Oullliio of Di'iunatln, '
"What are. these minima tha social
Juetjs fnsndaT
"l.V Living "Wage o!al Jutnlce saya
the very leaat nuionr ye shall be paid
MVt4 ta have for hlmeeir and lila fam
Hy ediKiatton. adeauate hewing. affl
cleat food, aimple clothe, fuel, light ami
trsafiWtattofi, reasonable recreation,
health, care and protection, Insurance
asalnat death and disability.
"i. Iteaonable Werkp Hours and
Conditions of Work-Social Justico de
mandt that the worker shall not bo de
stroyed or disabled, or hfs working
years shortened. It demands that the
number of hours of contlnoua work
hall be reaaonably limited: that there
shall be one day's ret in seven; that
I oeoupatlonal dlaeaaa shall be studied
ana preventive, incenarusms ana pro'
ce'aaes arbitrarily provided and their uae
enfprced; that thi home shall not be
turned into sweaiahop. baUtaltop, food
factory, candy factory or cannery; that
there ihall be light, air, sanitary eon
venlences aa well as safety appliances
for machinery lu every factory, foundry
cnu workshop.
"X Kduoatlon Social juattce demaaJi
that everyone shall bo trained to be ef
ficient as a producer and a consumer
and effective und intelligent aa a com
inunlty member.
"4. Housing; Social justice demands
that the housing- of the lowliest aball
havo sanitary and housekeeping necessi
ties; ahall not be overcrowded and shall
be procurable at a reasonable price.
Food and Clothlnix,
"5. Social Justice demands that the low
liest bIiuM have sufficient food. It de
mands that neither the raiser nor the
conaumer pf food shall be exploited. It
demands that food shall be pure and un
adulterated; that It shall be sold by hon
est weight and measure.'Jt demanda that
It shall not be wasted.
". Clothes Social juattce demanda that
clothes shall be honest, simple and ap
propriate. It frowns upon extravagance.
exaggeration and constant change. U
forblda the wanton destruction of birds
and animals to gratify a senseless vanity
'7. Health Social Justice demands Out
tlio individual be taught from the tlmo
of first understanding the elements of
health preservation, to know the danger
slsnuls of disease; that he shall be taught
to spot a quaok and shun htm; to looK
askance upon patent medicine curealla;
that he shall know the problems of ex
and have a holy horror' of venereal
disease.
8. Recreation Social" Justice does not
exolude tho yacht, the automobile, the
polo pony, the picture gallery or the pri
vate engagement of the operatic star
from the millionaire's scheme of recrea
tion, but It demands that all shall have
a playground, a parka bathing beach, a
dance hall, an art collection, and muslo
and the drama in all their forms of ex
pression. "9, Security of Ufe and E.conomlo
Statua Through Social Insurance Social
Justice does not exclude the 11,000,000 pol
oy for the rich man any .more than it
excludes him in tho echemo of lite, but
says that not he alone but all working
men shall nave insurance protection
against accident, sickness, old age and
death."
Key to tho Situation-Bee Advertising-
HOW ABOUT RAILROAD SCALES
GoTernmenl Bureau at Standards to
Inspect Device Veed
on Llnca.
Th bureau of standards, Department
of Corrtmejsce," expects to begin soon after
July 1 the Inspection pf railroad scales.
etartlnr with some of the eastern lines.
This test will be made as a result of com
plaints from shippers as to the weights
charged for by railroads, which havo re
cently drawn attention to the necessity
for some governmental supervision over
railroad track scales, as well as those
used by shippers doing an Interstate busi
ness. '
Whereas every pound of butter is
weighed on a grocer's scale, which a in
spected, the railroads annually collect ap
proximately rf.SOO.OOO.OOO from shippers pa
scales which belong, to and are operated
entirely by tne roaas, ana over wnicn
.neither the shipper nor the government
hat any control.
In order to obtain information that will
.enable thn government to draw reliable
conclusions as to what shall be done to
guarantee the accuracy of railroad
weight, and' also for the purpose of aid
ing tho railroads to Install correct scales,
the bureau -of standards was allowed an
appropriation of $23,000 by congress for
the purchase of a test weight car equip
ment. This car will carry a set of 10.000
pound weights to test any scales up to
th full capacity of any car Chicago-
rteeord-Herald. v
The Moral Kffrct.
You saw mo turkey-trotting didn't
you. Henry?"
"Y-yea, ray dear."
"Well, that's exactly the Way it should
be danced. You couldn't see anything
wrons about It, could you?"
"if-no, my dear. Quite the contrary.
In faet. I'm sure that it alt the turkev
trotters could see you doing ft nrbedy
would ever want to dance tho thing
again- "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
