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Rcfi Our
Beautiful
4-floom Home
Ontflt for
8110.
Ar mml with aperlal rocard t
sanitary fraturea. Tl ra Is of
harl-wood nn.l nloelr finish., the
provision chamber In trratprl with
ar riiKt-t-roof solution, sn1 lhay
sra Interlined with mineral wool.
Kverv Hllr.jii.nl Ha' i l.rtnr
nuHDiuipiy guarantee to na
perfectly oclnritas, ITU to 9
priced from.
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IWiitlful
1-Room Home
Otitflt for
881.00.
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An excellent norrh awing, marie of
olid oak. 4 feet long-; complete, with
heavy chains, our A Of
price ; dliOO
A splendid genuine Blizzard Refrig
erator, with no inalde seams, and in
terlined with mineral wool, the sani
tary wire shelves, drain pipe, etc ,
are easily removed, so that every
corner Is easy of access " Cf
when eUsaning; our price, W
We are exclusive amenta in rimalm
and vicinity for fllixzard Refrig
erators arwt Utility Oaa Ranges.
Out of
the High
Rent
District.
CUBS BLANK CARDS;
Pierce Allows But One St. Louis
Runner to Beach Third Bate and
None to Put There.
FINAL SCORE IS FIVE TO NOTHING
CHICAGO, June . Pierce- permitted
only one St. Tenuis runner to reach third
haae and none go beyond It today, while
Chicago pounded Poak and Orlner for five
earned runs, winning Ita sixth straight
game. S to 0.
Phelan. with a home run and a single,
and Williams with two timely singles and
a double, led the hatters.
Fat fielding, especially by Miller and
Bck, kept down the local hits. Becker
wae expelled In the fourth for arguing n
a third strike railed bv Vmnlrs Qulgley.
Seers:
Ice Cream Kreexers thst are abso
lutely sanltarv; no solder used on
the Inside of can; our A On
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A substantial 4 -passenger Uwn Swing,
finished In green, with natural wood
.seats, thoroughly well' bolted and
screwed together; our
price
$4.95
A splendid I'tllity Oaa Range,
with 4 one-piece, hand drilled
burners: the body in made of
heavy, rust-proof sheet stent;
the top and base of heavy cast
Iron; positively guaranteed to
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Putler. m l 0 1
fietcher, - It..
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0 OWilllama, tt 4 I 4 4
1 KArrher. e . . 4 1 0
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Hatted for Doak in aeventh.
Ft. Iouls 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Chicago 0 0 0 I 0 t 0
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Offerings
The Fourth of
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TLIi MEN'S 81TT8
IN THE HOV8E
AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES
Ladies' Genuine Palm Beach Suits. $1 1.50
Ladies' stylish striped voil dresses. .90.05
Ladies' plain white and corded washable
skirts with patch pockets, at. . . .$1.00
Choice of any ladies' hat in the house,
values to $12.50, at 81.95
SPECIAL IX MKX'S
SUITS.
Men's nobby
spring suits In check
and stripes at.
Cut. and 8Q75
made right.. O
Now is the time
to buy your extra,
pair of pants. All
broken lines at
$1.76. $2.76 and
$8.76.
Men's Hats and
Shoes at cut prices.
It costs little to Dress Well if you
dress the "Union" way a little down and
a little each week our big outlet gives
you cash store prices.
$1.00 A Week Pays the Bill
Union
mtfittingG
Two-base hita: Hyatt, Rnyder. William.
Home run: Phelan. stolen baae: McLrry.
Karned rune: Chicago. 5. louhle piny:
Butler to Miller to Hyatt. Ift on baaea:
fSt. I.onU. 7; Chicago, 8. Bajes on errori:
Chicago. 1. Dneea on balls: Off Pierre, 4;
(.ff mak, 2. Hits: ff Poak. In six In
nings, off Grlner, 4 in two Innings.
Htruck mit: IJv pierce. 6: by Doak. i.
I'mpirea. yulgley and Orth.
Dndaera Trim Phlla.
PHIIvAPKLPHIA. June 26 Phlla
ilelphia failed to overcome the lead whluh
Brooklyn secured In the first Inning to
day and the .'after won. 4 to X In the
opening aeseton the visitors piled up three
runs on two doubles, two singles and Ban
croft's error. Their other tallies In the
eighth was Btsna-le's homer.
Manager Moran wan ut off the field
by I'mplr RJpler for protesting a strike
called on Maver when he stepped out of
tho hatxman'a box. Si'ore:
BROOKLYN. PHIUAPKIHIA.
AB.H.O.A.K AB H.O.A XV
Merer. ef..4 4 z A ORanrrstt. I t I I I
O'Mara. aa.,4 I 4 I OGTrM. lb... I 1 1 1
lltubert. lb. 4 1 1 OVVtioff. lb . 4 14 14
Wheat. If.... t 1 I OOarata. rf.. 4 110 4
CuUh. lb. 4 4 t t 0l.nrtni. lb. 4 4 4 1 0
Sienael rf..4 t 0 Olierkier. If. . . I I t 0 0
Oota. lb 4 I I AWbmefl, cf. 1 4 4 0 4
Metier!. 0.. 4 4 4 t nxlllifer. c. . . 4 14 2 4
Piefftr, p.... 4 14 1 4Mav.r. p.... I 114 4
Htx k 0 4 0 4 4
Tolali 14 IT II 4.
Total! ii I II I I
Batted for Mayer In ninth.
Brooklyn S 0 o 0 0 0 1 0
Philadelphia 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 03
Two-base hits: O'Mara. Daubert. Cra
vath. Maver. Home run: Stengel. Stolen
baae: C'ets. Earned runs: Brooklyn, S;
Philadelphia, 2. Double play: Klehoff to
Bancroft. Bases on errora: Brooklyn, t.
bases on bulla: Off Pfeffer, 3; off Mayer,
1. Hit lv pitched ball: By Mayer. Wheat.
Struck out: Bv Pfeffer. 6; by Mayer, i.
Cmplrea: Rlgler and Hart.
nianta Blatalc Braxves.
NEW VOHK, June For the second
time In two days the New York Nationals
diove two pitchers out of the box before
thev found a man who could sto: them.
Hughes andiCrutcher wore pounded hard
in the early Innltixa and New York took
their first home victory from the world's
chamnlon Boatons. 6 to 0. Perritt. the
former 8t. Louis pitcher, came through
with a groat game for New York. Boore:
BOSTON. NEW YORK.
AB.H.O.A.g. AM.H.O.A.B.
Pltxv't'k. lb 4 1 14 ORiuxIitu. cf t 1 1.4 0
Gilbert. rf...4 4 t 4 onurtia. If.... 4 114 4
Connolly. If. I 4 14 ODcyl. lb.... 4 J 1 T I
Smith. 3b.... 114 1 OH.lcher. as. 1 4 1 4 4
Maaea. cf.... 4 4 14 OMi-rkle. lb . 4 I II I n
Manuvll. aal Oil OGriul. lb.... 4 1014
Srhmldt. lb. I 0 10 4 AKotwilsn. rf I 1 1 0 0
Onwdv. c ... 4 1 5 1 OMa.'ara. c... 4 1 A 4 0
Hushes. .0 0 4 0 OPerrllt. V...I till
Tvler 10400
fnilcher p. A 4 4 4 4 . ToUla II 11 IT II 1
Jane, p.... 14 4 11
Totala II 4 14 11 4
Baited for Hughes -in third.
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
New York ;.l 1100000-6
Two-base hits: Mayers. Perritt. Bums.
Three-baso hit: Burns. Home run: Kob
ertson. Stolen baae: dowdy. Earned runa:
New York. 6. Double plays: Fitupntiick,
to Maranvllle to Schmidt. Maranvllle to
Fltxpatrlck to Schmidt. Bases on errors:
Boston, t. Banes on balla: Off Perritt- 4:
off James, 2. Hits: Off Hughes. In two
innlnva: off Crutrher. 3 (none out In third
Timing);'' off James. 2 in six innlnga.
struck out: ay remit, : Dy nugnes, a;
by Jamea, 1. Umpirea: Uulgley and Eaaon.
Big Pop-Pop Races
Both Saturday and
' Sunday at the Tub
Intereat has been revived In the motor
cycle races which are held each Wednes-
! day, Saturday and Sunday evening at the
Motordrome near Carter lake. Anyone
with any sporting blood In their veins
Itkes to watch the speed boys clip off
the miles at the rate of ninety miles an
hour. ' The danger at such a great speed
gives t thrill to the events, but this does
not seem to deter the riders, who push
their machines to the limit. Big cards
are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday
evenings, when the riders bop to estab
lish some new records.
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Baltimore Tedps
BALTIMORE, June -St. T-ouis over
whelmed Baltimore today by th.i score
of 11 to I. Davenport pitched '(noti ball
for the visitors throughout while all throe
of the local's pitchers used were .aay for
their opponents. Deal's hitting featured.
Score: P.H K.
R. Iui.... 112 10 14 1 11 16 0
Baltimore ....0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 02 ? I
Batteries: St. luls, Davenport and
Hvtiey: Baltimore, Qulnn, Douglas and
Owens.
Tls Defeat rbleaaro.
GOOD RACESJT BEATRICE
Trixie Bee Wins Two-Thirteen Pace
Making Win in Fifth Heat
of Race.
ARKLNCILL0 PROVES HIS WORTH
PBATRtCK, NeK. June S;eclal
Teleg ram i The last day of the taring
meet closed suoreasfully with a good
i rowd in attendance. Some excellent
races were run. The track waa In ex
rllent condition and the racea were
cloaely contested, in the S:U pace It re
quired the full five heats to decile sit.
premacy. Oood time was made In tbs
S-year-old pace and Oregon Hal rnd
Arkenclllo had to take the extra hi at to
decide first place, Arkenclllo winning.
The 2:15 trot was won by Aubrey O..
owned by F. Butler of Trenton. Mo., In
siralrht heats, with Pr. Waye second.
Summary:
Arkenclllo
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Time. 2:174, 2:17V
Only two horses In third heat fot first
flooe.
Trotting. 1:16 clans, purse $400:
Aubrey 0 1 1 1
Dr. Wayo i 1 2
lord Duke 4 S
Merrlo Mack 3 4
Stecher Is Bubbling
Over with Confidence
oe Hetmaiiek, manager for Joo
Stfcher. the lodge wrestling phenom. In
writing to the sporting editor of The Bee.
aa that Slei"her is simply b:i lllna
i.er wlih fonfldi'nie over the ou'iome
nt hla coming match with Charles Cutler
st Itourka park the evening of Inly V
He sys that the hard thing for sterhtr
la In figure out how Cutler can thlnV that
he can beat Mm. Metmanek wrltca that
Plcrher will not wclRh much over I"n
pounds when he enters the ring.
"AH who have vlelted Sterher's frn.ntng
ramp to see the boy's wrvrk sre more
than pleased with Ma rendition and the
apceil alth which he works."
Some l.leeeea, These.
in one lineup we find Mark, Tim. 1.ee.
Iti Kim: in another Pieh. Oee, Plpp.
High. One of these groups Is part of a
Chinese team.
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Dr Cliarles If. Cole
Time. 1:154. I liW. 2.17,.
I'Hcing. 2 11 class, purse 1400:
THxIe Bee 2
Ixe Dale.. t
Axahetta 4
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Rual'c Patenter 4
K.velyn Pstchen fi
The Co-Kl I
Hen Norval 7
Hal J ds
Time, 2:1!"4. 1:1J'. :U4. 1UM. 2:lc
Running, three-auarter-mile dssh:
tcrel, flrat; Nelmleua, seconds Bl
third; Bert U, fourth. Time: l:li.
Time for Starting
Speedway Races is
Changed to 12:30
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A Sale of Men's
Seasonable Furnishings
at Exceptionally
The management of the Omaha Speed- !
way has changed the hour of the start of
the racea on July S from H to 12:30. This i
waa done In order that base ball fans i b
might have plenty of time to attend the
Omaha-St. Joseph ball game In the
morning and still go to the racea In the
afternoon. In consideration of the Speed-'
way management doing this, Manager
Kourke has called oft his afternoon game
and but one game will be played at
Rourke park on July S, although two!
were originally scheduled.
CHURCH LEAGUE TEAMS
ARE TO PLAY AT RALSTON
The Walnut Htll Methodist Episcopal
and the Kalston Methodist Episcopal
church tams play at Ra,lston at the In
stitute today. These two teams are
tied for second place In the Church
league. Tho Walnut HIU team defeated
the Ralston team two weeks ago.
Doctor Saves Own
Life by Operation
KSOANABA, Mich.. June 25. Dr. John
Gross of this city left the hospital today
and told a story of how he performed
an operation on himself to gave hie own
life. Dr. Oros four weeks ago
was thrown against the wind
shield of hla automobile and sustained
an abdominal wound. The Injury wag
such that to prevent death an Immediate
operation was necesssry. Dr. Gross per
formed It and drove to the hospital. The
stoty was keut secret at his request.
Tlbe Clothimg Center oi QmaEia
The unlimited variety and high quality of our clothing, the unequaled values we give
and the intelligent attention we pay to every customer, has made this live store great and
our" advertising profitable because truthful, since those who once buy here continue that
pleasant habit of their own accord. It is to those who are strangers that our message is aimed.
Looking at Die matter fairly and squarely, Brarwleis store is truly Omaha's
fashion renter for men and young men.
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sale.
About 1,448 Men's High Grade Summer Shirts
made of fine quality silk and linen, satin striped madras and soi
sette materials, beautiful patterns. The shirts in every detail are
exceptionally well made soft collars attached, neckband style
with soft French cuffs, some with detached soft collars. rfai o rf
we consider these extraordinary, values worth to $2.50. J) (i
n ti-i. r - . j . ii a. At. : . ii
jd uy your biutlh tur siuiuner turn vauiviioij wear ai uua
The entire lot at one price
600 MEN'S SAMPLE BATHING SUITS bought from the
Long Island Knitting Co., Xew York, on sale .Wc on the dollar.
All Fine Worsted Bathing Suits, worth to $3.50 . . $1.98
All Fine Pure Worsted Bathing tmti, worth to $2.50, $1.39
AU Worsted Mixed Bathing Suits, worth to $2.00 . $1.19
All Worsted Mixed Bathing Suits, worth to $1.75 . . 98c
All Jersey Bathing Suits, worth to SI. 9 .
69c
About 100 don Men'i Bilk Flbr Hose In all the
new iummer eliades for low shoes worth IP
25c. Specially priced, pair... l.J,
75 dosen Men'e 8ample Union 8ults Both athletic
and regular make. Fine silk and linen, pure linen,
crepe, mull and corded madras, also mercerUed
lisle. Regular values up to $2.00: Satur- or
a.w .nit rt- anil OtJl
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Sport Shirts for outing wear,
showing at prices ranging from
Sl.OO to
Very extensive
... $4.98
One lot of Men's Sample Belts (Crown Make)
Initial buckle and fine plated buckles without the
Initial: worth up to 70c; OCT
Saturday OOC
One special lot of Men's Negligee and Oolf Shirts,
made of good quality madras, solsette. French
flannel and mercerised chambray. Val- tZf
lies to 11.25: Saturday OUC
Bpecial lot of Men's Imported Silk Crepe. Bilk
Broadcloth and Satin Striped Tub Silk Shirts,
Values up to $8.00. Specially priced at $3.08,
S4.Q8 85.50
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BRfeOKI.XN. June . Hroklyn broke a fl
Ion loslnt strrak at the expenae of fill- i J;
cajo today when they bettered Mlko , O
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nn hnttrr t'ie fuml count helnit II to 4. !
Kvans made two scnaatlnnal catches i t 'O
the rls-ht fit Id wall of drives by Berk and fl
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Chlcai 0 10 11
Brooklyn . . 0 0 0 1
neiiorie: rraiiurTijaai. orminii aii'l
Wilson: Brooklyn. Marlon. Klnneran and I jl
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t'lratrs Rrsl Beffaloes. : q
BUFFALO, Y., June fitubursh i ft
won today's iirni, to I. although mil- , U
batted by trw local teem. Bufaki s sin- I O
ale error wsa a voatly one and Kerd'a fl
haaea on halla ere too numerou. In I U
the dm lunliiK KUIr dropped the ba'l ' O
after catching Koiitechv a foot off the ' fl
baae and the run waa scored.
Hcore K U.K. O
Plttiahurajh ...I 0 0 1 0 0 S 0 0- 11 fl
Buffalo 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 a 16 1 ' J"
Hatteru-s: I'IMstura;li. Knetser. ftarcer ! g
and ij'Conor; Kufalo Ford, i!ejni and I fl
Blair, AVn
Neaaark Trims f aaeya. i m
NEWARK. N. J . June 2& -Kalwrlin U
held Kunfti City t four hits todav anl ;0
Nxwark won. to 1. Kcora: H.H K
Kansas Clt..0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 I-1 4 I
Newark 1 0 1 0 0 4 0 I
Batterlos: Kansas City lltnnlni snl
taaurly; Newark, Katrlln. and Ran-
dvit.
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inra Itff lllajh Horse.
AparUne'nts, flats, Louses arid cottngwi can be rented quick- j"'" & Vtu'Zy
laoft AngiM dim of w I'lnric
v and cheaply by a Beo "For Kent" want ad.
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Hirsh-Wickwire & Co.,
Society Brand,
Schloss Bros.
Suits, $19.50 to $35.00
"Biltmore Special" Suits
$16.50
These are the greatest friend mak
ers that any store can offer.
Broken Lines of Men's
and Young Men's Suits
$20 to $25 Values,
$12.75
1115 Sample Suit. (Jenuine Palm
Uoach, full French faced, made to
sell for $7.o6 and $10, a a
Sjiturduy sfDeUU
525 pairs Men's Summer Trousers
all hzi'm and colors. Kepular
$:.(Xi to $.".0() values,
pair
$2.50
Timely Sale of Straw Hats
At About Half Price
About 5,000 Straw Hats
bought from New York
Importer at SSHTo off the
regular wholeeale price.
TheRe hats are all new and
perfect, including Porto
Means, Fanatnas, Sennits,
Split Braids, Leghorns and
Mllans. If eold In the regu
lar way they would retail at
12.00, $2.60, $3.00 and
$3.50; divided Into three
lots Saturday, at 81)C
81.30 and
$1.69
Panamas. Bangkok
and Leghoras
Genuine South American
Panama.. Imported Leg
horns and Bangkok In all
the latest styles telescope, S
pencil curl and yacht shape
at H2.05. $5. S7.5U
ancl 810.00.
Our Regular Lines
Men who prefer distinctive styles In hats will
appreciate the display of straw hats. Ameri
can straw from the best makers, new styles for
men of every age, at 82.00. 82.50. 83.00
an 83.50.
Boys' Straw HaU
at Half Price
Over 100 docen Boys'
and Children's Straw
Hats, Pelt Hats and
Silk Hats. tl.OO
values Kflr
Saturday .... JUL
SCc Straw Hats
at 25c
Boys' and Children's
Straw HaU and Wash
Hats la all the new
rah rah styles. r0c
va,ei . 9r
special ..... iuv
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