Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 27, 1903, Page 12

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: HAYDENs HAY DEN THE RELIARLE STORE. THE RELIARLE STOR SATURDAY 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on Deposits =/ BRANBRIS, Great Shirt Waist Purchase A SALE OF SHIRT WAISTS AT HALF PRICE AND LESS THAN HALF. sturer in the east, who is noted as a maker of the most thorough reliability, recently made a mistake and made up nearly a thousand shirt waists in excess of orders. They are walsts of the very finest sort, manufactured specially for a high class trade. He sold them to us in one lot at less than it cost to make them. WOMEN'S WAISTS AT LESS THAN STOCK OF THE BIG $50,00 WAIST TRA SALESPEOPLE DURING THIS SERVICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS. LAST DAYS OF THE BIG WAIST 8A L¥ MANUFACTURERS' COST. IR PURCHASE NOW ON OUR COUNTERS. SALE ENABLES US TO GIVE BETT CLOTHES FOR MEN'ANS WOMEN ‘a1 Benngtt's The Big Sale of Remnants Goes on. Bargains Bargains_ Millinery The finest and choicest of goods are added in this sale, none reserved, $25 hats at........$12.00 at .....10,00 At i L TiB0 at ......6,00 WOMEN'S % dozen colors, made walist fabrics WAISTS WORTH $1.50 for e, | laces and fine womoen's walsts, in white and | for $4.98 of linens, lawns and other | WASH BUITS. worth up to $1.50, Saturday | 200 wash suits, made of linens and hams, worth up to $6.00, for §2.90. 5 silk shirt waist suits, made of wash silks, worth $15, for $9.90. the “Czarina’ 5.00. DRESS DEPARTME hildren's dresses, in all colors, for 49e. children's dresses, beautifully made, worth up to $6.00, for $2.%. 100_‘women’s walking skirts, worth $6.00, for $2.98 60 dozen wrappers, worth $1.60, for 2 dozen women's colored walsts, , for 26c. 200 sllk walsts, worth' $7.50, for $2.90. . . Extra Special Shoe Bargains Saturday 300 pairs men's patent colt, 1 viel and velours calf ox- | 96‘ ] b il S R g In 96 fords, worth up to, $3.50. .. 200 pairs men's vicl’ kid, box Brooks Bros' $.00 patent calf button shioes, $2.98 calf and patent colt lace shoes, worth up to $3.50. Misses slippers worth up Child’s patent slippers, embrolderies, $S, $10 and $12, Saturday Special-- Woman's $6 and $7°° Shirt Waists $2.90, 250 Pure Linen Waists, hand em- A shirt waist manufs ging- for 8% made made WHITE WAISTS WORTH dozen white shirt w s ot of lawn and linen to underskirts, ) W 15, worth up to $8.00, for 60 dozen white ade of linens and white worth and $6, for §2.95 Your' cholce of any white wash waist on our counfer worth up to $12.00, for $4.98 20 dozen white walsts, made of Persian lawns, Irish dimities, imported linens, trim- med in Mexican drawn work, imported sts chevi $1.00, 90, worth Woman's Women's $2.50, at 49c. Women's tan or black oxfords, up to $3.50, at 98c. Misses' and boys' $1.50, at Sbe. Women's kid and worth $2.00, Women's dongola strap sandal buckle, e, Agents for the Stetson and Crossett shoes for MEN, and the Ultra and Grover shoes for WOMEN. hand turned Jullets, worth worth beautiful gns, positively worth $6.00 and 50, will sale Saturday Morn: ing at broidered in linen shoes, worth des 50 paifs women's viel kid, in patent strap sandals, - at 980 | 8 bow and | { be put on to $1.75, at 79c. | ow and’ buckle, worth up to $1.00, at 69c. LADIES’ AND MEN’S UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY SALE 100 dozen men's fine lisle thread shirts | 60c suspenders, all kinds with leather or and draw. in plain and fancy colors, | «ilk ends, at worth $1.50, on_sale | “'80c neckwea All the mea's balbri, in-hands, tecks and bows, at 2 ers, in_plain and fi Men's 50c fine lisle thread, %-hose, up to 75c, on sule at tancy colors and black, at 25 Men's $1.50 colored laundered shirts, Men's leather belts, in all the new shades, all styles, with separate cuffs, at 50c. worth up to $2.00, on sale at boc and Toe. HAYDEN’S GROCERY BARGAINS 600 cases swoet corn for %0c dozen, or 7Thc [2-1b. can string beans Hominy grits . Pearl sago at e, 1 shirts and draw, colors that sold 1 styles and colors, four- in We are now able to offer Saturday high grade Shirt Waists at most sensationally low prices. $1.00 and $1.50 Shirt Waists at 50 California peact 50 chambrays, lawns, damasks, etc—they sell everywhere else at §1 and $1.60—Saturday at $2.00 and $2.50 Shirt Waists at Here are beautiful white Swiss, dimity, demask and linen [ can | Fruitina gan | Erutina . ey | B 529,00 hats The Grandest Exhibition of Speed Ever Given in Omaha. 3 L 7 ns California aprico! dozen or 12%c can. Best rye flour, per sack 3-Ib. ! 15.00 hats 3. 1L can hominy . c | Whole wheat flour, pe $12.00 hats v . sack’ can pumpkin . Soda crackers oo Milk erackers .. c | Ginger snaps . sauer kraut 3-1b. can beets . lawn Waists, in all the charming new atvles—they $10.00 hats UNDAY, JUNE 28, 3 P. M. These walsts are made of an excellent grade of medallion effects, worth as high as 86 each and many would sell for $6.50 and $7—Saturday at $2.98. 5 NEW HAIR DRESSING & MANICURING DEPT. ON THE THIRD FLOOR. EXPERT ASSISTANTS. 3. M. Beuudeis & Wons J. W. Brandeis & Fons were manufactured to sell at $2 and $2.50—Saturday $3 and $4 Shirt Waists at A thoroughly high grade lot of Shirt Waists, made in the dainty summer shirt waist fabrics and beautifully and elaborately trimmed with cluny bands, Mexwcan drawn work, all-over lace effects, ete. They were man- ufactured to sell at 83 and $4. Saturday at 81.50. $5 and $6 Shirt Waists at The most beautiful and stunning Shirt Waists ever brought into Omaha. Made of real India ltnen, snowy lawnz, batistes, ete., new all-over lace trimming an At the Half-Mile Track, 20th and Taylor Sts. All go at half price. The new sailor in Jumbo A new selection of duck and pique hats at a low price. Crockery China Values Extraordinary Decorated Tea Plates, -26¢ Johnson Bros. English Por- celain Bread Plates, each, at HAYDEN 'AUTWUBILE MOTORCYCLE BICYCLE RACES, ETC’ TEN EVENTS Oldsmeblle YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS IT! LARGEST MACHINES IN THE STATE WILL COM- PETE! SEVERAL TRIALS I'OR STATE RECORDS FOR AUTOMOBILES AND MOTORCYCLES., FAST TIME IS PROMISED. IFor particulars see LOUIS FLESCHER, 1622 Avenue, LARGEST EXCLUSIVE RETAIL MILLINERY HOUSE IN THZ WEST. Grand Special Sale Saturday ON ALL.... Mid-Summer Millinery An exquisite array of handsomely trimmed Blac fon, White Chiffon, Milan Tusean, Chip and Neopolitan Braid Hats, at EXCEPTIONALLY LOW!PRICES. Investigate—It pays. See us before you buy, 1608 Douglas Street. Haviland and Breakfast each, at ..., Capitol BALDUFF ADMISSION, 25 AND ’l‘i('k}*tn on sale at all bicycle stor Co., 15th and Farnam Streets. 50 CENTS. - T-piece Berry Sets, fine s and at Beaton Drog deeorated glass, each.2§¢ One gallon Milk Crocks, at, each' . iat Caterer Hanscom Park Pavilion ] Sunday, June 28th. Large size Decorated Plat- ters, each 25¢ Handsome German China Tea Tiles, 25¢ value, BRODN Sl e s .Sc English Porcelain Bone Plates, while they last [g Root Beer Bottles, size, per dozen = e SrdededededededriedededededDededed+d sdededeDedeieded § The Spent Dollar “dori¥erver —Gone Forever. OUR LITTLE HOME BANKS LOANED FREE. CITY SAVINGS BANK, "“" ~g0Rngas s Grdedeieiebededriededebedetdebdeiededeisbededededededed 80¢ Overalls 25¢ On sale Saturday—not more than two pairs to any one customer. If you are going to buy a suit and you are willing to Music Afternoon and Evening By the 22d Infantry Band Balduff’s Ice Cream quart = REWELG ‘MEATS- M ¥ -GROCERIES- and Confections . . s “Saying things” about going-away things. Our latest In things to keep us cool when the weather and the irrepres- sible office boy are doing Handsome new Chipa from the world’s famous patterns arriving daily and h Van Tochine Gets Decree of Separation. Ohance to Spend Independence Day in the “Cradle of Liberty.” Before Judge Heaton, Joseph Van Tochine _of Fort Wayne, Ind, secured a divorce ifrom Cora Van Tochine on the grounds of {eruelty. It will be remembered that she is he woman who was alleged to have left t Wayne suddenly with much of the “urniture in the house and went west during Sthe winter, She left while her husband a8 at work in his store, Mrs. Van Tochtne a8 allowed alimony and the custody of the ughter. ¥ ery Low Special Excursion Rates, o Boston, Mass., Saratoga, N. Y. and hautauqua Lake in June and July. Lib- ral terms and stopover privileges. % On and after June 14 the new fast train Strom Chicago to Buffalo and intermediate olnts, 5:15 p. m. daily. & For time cards, regular and special rates, te., card to H. L. Purdy, av. Pass. Agent, Erle Rallroad, Chicago, 1, or D. M. Bowman, General Western enger Agent, Chicago, Il §The “Queen of American Watering Placey.” The poetic name given to Atlantic City) | formation. Bxcursion tickets to Boston will be sold via Pennsylvania Short Lines, July 1st, 2d to bth, inclusive, account the National Edu- cational assoclation meeting. Tickets will be good via Washington, with stop overs at national capital, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. The trip from New York to Boston may be made via rafl or steamer. Excurslonists may also visit Niagara Falls. Apply to H. R. Dering, A. G. P. Agt., No. 2 Sherman street, Chicago, for further in- Homescekers' Excursions. The Missourl Pacific will ‘sell both one way and round trip tickets to certain points in Southwest Missouri, Kansas, Indian and Oklahoma territories, Texas, Arkansas, in- cluding Hot Springs. Dates of sale Tues- days, July 7th and 21st. Rates one fare plus 2. For information call on or address any agent or Thos. F. Godfrey, Prss, and Ticket Agent, 8. E. Corner 14th and Douglas streets, Omaha, Neb. Members of Washington lodge, No. 27, Degree of Honor, are requested to attend the funeral of Sister Nora Naughtin, to be held from St. Patrick's church, Fourteenth | spend $15.00 to $18.00 for it, you do yourself an injustice if you do not look over our Alfred Benjamin suits—mo others are as good; this make can be compared with high grade tailoring work only. We also offer special inducements in Kohn Bros.' unton made suits—our sale prices are $7.50 and $10.00. We also offer strong substantial suits for $.00. Fine mohair shirts, §2.00. Pure white silk shirts, $3.00. Union suits— blue, pink and natural color—“The Oneita~ knit"—price all over $.00; our price 7oe. Big line of silk neckwear, your cholce Isc. Straw hats very cheap. The fact of the matter is, you had better get our prices be fore buying elsewhere—it means money in your pocket. The Guarantee Clothing Co., 1519-1621 Douglas . street. Just recelved, & line of those late styles—wide brim straw hats—prices, 50c, T5c and $1.00. 24! and Farnam sts. YOUNG HENS— - Per $ound, PORTERHOUSE STEA: Per Pound. SIRLOIN STF Per Pound. GRANULATED SUGAR— Per Pound... A NO. 1 FLOUR— 48-pound bag.... FOR SATURDAY 12i¢ I8¢ SCOFIELD'S ) SATURDAY all old goods must go. Art Dept. Second Floor, Exceptional bargaing in framed pictures. To interest everybody’s taste. Regular 25¢ pictures .. {0g Regular 35¢ pictures ...|8¢ Regular 45¢ pictures . ..25g Regular 50¢ pictures.. .35¢ Regular 75c pictures...49¢ We have the largést as- their best to make us hot is Gauze Crash—a fabric with the comfort of crash, with the dressiness of Serge. It takes good tafloring to fashion properly — but, then, takes a good tailor to get a job with us, Extra Summer Trousers of Crash, Serge, Home- spun or Duck—$$16 to §. $20 to $40 is the coat and trouser price. MaccCarthy do not get thelr snoes from us, but, judging from the way we've had to increase this department in help and goods, about 90 per cent of them do. About 70 per cent of this % per cent buy our §L60 shoes, because they've 8tood the wearing test of several years' selling and are pronounced by all of the boys as the best all-around boy's shoe ever sold for $LE0. 304-306 S. 16th St. Next Door to Wabash Ticket Office. Phone 1808, We want the other 10 per cent of boys to give these $L.50 shoes a trial. sortment in photograph frames in Omaha, up from 19 cents. TO Are You Coming ? DREXEL SHOE CO., Omaha's Up-to-Date Shoe House 1419 Farnam Street. OUR SODA FOUNTAIN OPENING SATURDAY, JUNE 27TH. d other Atlantlc sea coast resorts, are eached from the west via the Lehigh Val- ey Rallroad. ?\' Send 2-cent stamp to General Passenger partment, Lehigh Valley Rallroad, New ork, for Atlantic City booklet. ——— and Castellar streets, Saturday morning June 27. Members assemble at residenc 91 Bancroft street, at §:16 a. m. By order of Mrs. Sarah Lancaster, Chlef of Honor, Mrs. Ida McLaughlin, Recorder. i - S119 (The Height of Vertection of the Miller's Art) e (| (] WRAPPERS, SKIRTS, PETTICOATS, | WAISTS, ! KIMONAS. DRESSING SACQUES. who visit this sale will get their The whit flounces a th proof bag ROZEN STRAWBERRY CUSTARD and ROZEN BANANA PUDDING, two deli- cacles which have never been equaled in the soda line, will be among our specialties | for OPEYING DAY. Musle, flowers and the prettiest fountain and store in the city await you To Amateur ot Photographers ” Y We ha 1 1 | Join the crowd and CUT GLASS, SILVERWARE, Elc. \ i Ry refine- [} BUT MAKE | Special that show R OWN, FROM PURE REAM, FROM ment, surprisingly THE ALAMITO FARM Brown & EBEorsheim, JEWELERS AND WA IMAKERS, 222 S. 16th St. Be careful In selecting will be viewed and crit Those wh opinions teem will s ur gift. It d by many ou most s 1y be judged People of the West Will Find the Best Passenger train service on the Pennsylvania system of rallroads, over which through trains run from Chicago to Pittsburg, New York and all points east. For partioulars | address H. R. Dering, A. G. P. Agt., No. 2| Sherman street, Chicago. The Wabash Rallroad “In the Good Old Summer Time" offers many special rates to Boston, Indianapolis, Baltimore, St. Louls, Saratoga, Detroit, Atlanta and other points. b . 5 S0H O & o Call at city office. 160l Farnam or address ot ARAD R HARRY E. MOORES, G. A. P. D. Dentistry to the Omaha, Neb. people of the middle- west at half the usual Tate Bet of teeth, $3.00; gold crowns, $3.00; | extraeting, Al Sapecial Teatn Bohemian Tournament, £ On Sunday, June %, the Burlington will un a special train to Wilber, Neb., leav- ng at 8 8. m.; returning will leave Wilber i 8 p. m. Fare, $1.50 for the round trip. {ee me for particulars. J. B. Reynolds, City ;P-ucn(ar Agent, Farnam 8t., Omaha. to State In view of the recent sharp advances in purchased two car: ALTON, and decided to Those money's worth and more coats come with tucked flounce hoice, $1.00 M | Buy now. 0. K. SCOFIELD CLOAK & SUIT €O, 1510 Douglas Street, wheat we of Store Always Open—Night and Day. SCHAEFER’S T:ic'tore Two 'Phones—747 and 797. A Chicago Streets. Omaha. which are now in transit reduce the price Prints by Daylight or Artificial Light You need not send east for it. We have it. All sur- faces. e per cwt “ Plenic! Pienie! Piemleo! £ The oply picnic of the season will be eld by the Omaha Plattduetschen Vereen, unday, June 3, at Ruser's park. Carry- ls leave Thirty-second and Center streets ry five minutes. Traln as advertised ancelled by the raflroad company, COMMITTEE. The Low Rates to Boston 'y POUNDS GRANU D SUGAR . 16th ROOT BEER - EXTRACT Packages ; COUNTRY BU >ound The Growth of Money Just as surely as acorns will grow into glant oaks; cents will grow into dollars and Paid wp capital 500,000 Buryine fund §100,000. UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. Smooth portrait carbon Prusk Murphy, presidest Per ia the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern allway afford a delightful opportunity for dollars into hundreds if planted in good soll and cultivated correctly. Open a bank | \, work warranted mat and rough surface mat. SPRING CHICKENS t . account with us and receive 4 per cent fn- terest. A little home safe loaned free It you desire it. J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, Bankers. Bize ixi—per gross $1.50— San eastern vacation trip. Tickets on sale i i 04 une ®, % and ¥, July 1, % 3, 4 and 5. fFull particulars on application to M. 8. Fliles, T. P. A, Chicago, or by addressing §C. . Daly, Chief A. G. P, A., Chicago. Half fare to Boston June 24, 1, 2 8 4 Long limit. Stopover privileges Cholce of routes. Through cars to Boston; no change enroute via. The Northwestern Line, the only double track voute. 1401-1403 Farnam street BAILEY THE DENTIST Co, 812 Paxton Blk. 16th and Farnam Sty Lady Attendant. Tel. 1055, ExT—per gross $3.00— dozen. . 6x9—per gross $4.60— dozen Al ' Art Cyko—5x7 size only— . dozen DIAMONDS All price —— #4758 LT5! $14.75! 4 Chicago and return June 14-15-%, July 1 5 2000 brick. $4.50@5.50 per thousand, at|Good till Beptember 15, via “The Northwest- ards, 224 and Hickory streets. Withuell | ern Line.” the only double-track road. 1401- Bros. & Smith Co. . {148 Farnam 8t sizes. «#16th and'Dodge TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER | ll Cyko Develeper—tor paper | Fine Photographic Wustrations, | ‘or Sale—Due bill on one of rest New | For 8 the best New or plate—per tube York City hotels at a good discount. Ad- dress E 6, care Omaha Bee. | "and Farnam Sts.,