Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 9, 1903, Page 20

OMAHA DAILY BEE: SU NEW SHOE STORE 1N TOWN | o " i smocuns avo ‘ : The “ AYDE“! A Grand Clearing Dot b oy Wit | SR ] flBRAN DE g civc | I Bennett Company § August Shoe Sale ) n » T terest on tide on three wild horses abreast, holding Bank pOS Deposits co mLABLG YTULE the reins in his teeth, and Councilman # A general clean up of all summer goods in men's, women's, o i ” The Leading Plano House g - : p of £oods 1 y i ONLY SHOES FOR MEN TO BE HANDLED | ': ":1’ “}":":]’":KN':::[;"‘ “"'m”:""(‘l :""L"‘:':: MU"DAY BARGMN |” THE BASEME"T 1 of the W misses’ and children’s oxfords and sandals at less' than cost. We b termelon stand. Amusements for every . o et would rather take the loss now than carry them over until next The Store Will Be Opened at 1821 | o4y Tickets at all grocery stores and ) R 3 > > 4NN PN o Y TR Farnam Street Saturday, August | meat markets. ALL stores closed ALL day (Ilb(jll. S (I) .‘\\L I MONDAY-—NOTE THE PRICES. 22-Frank Wileox Will i Men's viei kid and velour calf, men's patent kid and patent colt L oxfords and ‘shoes, wortl to $4.00. The Most Extraordinary Linen Bargains We Ever Offered. Sibpers, worth Mancge It Attention, W " wi | . ; A Members of Alphe camp No. 1 are re- \ | Misses’ Colonial Slippers, worth A TR he | Quested to attend the funeral of Sov EFRY Y Women's $3.00 and $3.50 oxfords As an outcome of a deal -:nr::‘dh|:\‘: : Charles F. O'Meara, Monday, August 10, L. $2-50 per Doz. NAPKINS . R4 i § aprine ot the yar, cymans n lo Beve & |55 o B Pters chach, T and AT 6C EACH ‘ | Women's $2.50 and $3.00 oxfords, tan or biack . in the person of the “Deoatur,” the propri- | LAAvenworth. Residence, 700 South #ith i Women's $2.00 and $2.50 canvas shoes or n\fnr(l f hoe C: We will place on sale Monday morning eotors of which, the Decatur Shoe Co.,, hav- Attention. R — | AGENTS I'OR THE ULTRA AND GROVER SHOES FOR ing lease of the store located at 1521 Far Members of Danish Brotherhood lodges | several hundred drummers’ samples \ WOMEN AND THE STETSON AND CROSSETT SHOES FOR D e va have been busy as bees re. | NO. 1 and 19 of Omaha, lodgs No. 10 of | y ) of Pine All Linen Napkins. Most of it N A) SSETT St 3 S teline. the room to sult the taste of the | Council Blufts and lodge No. 74 of South | - these are 24-inch in size and strietly ; ) MEN. oot e bl diy Omaha and Danish 0ad Fellows lodge No. owners, and from all appearances the De- | OGS S BABER BT FOIOTA end the | all linén, but many of them have omises to be one of the best ap- 4 | . P o it ;:,:::,,r;;m:’,,,,r:.. in the enure west. The [Uneral of our late b:other, Nefls Fredertk- | been used by the drummers as sam en, Sunday, August 9, at 2 p. m., from ples, consequently are somewhat o fixtures and furnishings of this store are *" Y h ” ’ iving an ef- | Tesldence, Forty-first and Hamilton streets. P mussed. Most of these o magury 0 ren, i | 4 and Humiion strets. | 4 A\l ianos bl s . a char- are worth fect very pleasing to the and a char President of Lodge No. 1, D. B S s e S Cobi P donenana ot From An Exiraordinary Sale of Boys' and Ghil- Mr. H. E. Decatur of this firm has been A " ¢ = p. & manufacturer of men's snoes for many | Noble Grand of Lodge No. 26 1.0.0. F ot Bennett’ 9, yoars and as the new Decatur will handle [ (o ==, | 65C SCOTCH DAMASK AT 25C YARD t’s dren’s Gloflllng only men's shoes, custome:s willl have the —_——— . q h N Do you want a genuine bargain? We ction of owli v = certainty that 10130 A, M, 5115 P, M, 10 P. M, Y ~D.2 s -y ]' i have several very desirable upright a Vi £re!o have @l the cdviniares ohibes 1s the time Erie through tralns are sched- A ST 0L (R NGE Blad WLl e ey are. rotarned froth. rencalr Dut L3 Monday we present the greatest clothing attrac- o have 0 o o od s . J hey e re ned om ta b ¥ ing able to buy the men's shoes direct from } dled to leave Dearbarn station, Chicago, Damask of a very heavy quality. This a damask that you are good as now. They have all been tion of the entire season. Our fall and winter the maker to the wearer. for Columbus, Akron, Youngstown, Chau- a5 N e 17 G J e 1 el r et . > Mr. Frank Wilcox, in addition to his du- } tauqua Lake, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, generally pay 65¢ yard for, aslong as twenty 5‘: ihiand sre gharentes) sound - goods are arriving daily, We must have room for ties as manager of the Sorosis Shoe Store, | mira, Binghamton, Albany, Boston, New pieces last Monday we will sell them at yard.. T about half thelr regular values, them and to do this we have cut deep into the prices will also direct the affairs of the Decatur, York and points east. For further In- | and that he Is the right man in the right | formation apply to H. L. Purdy, traveling 85¢ Turkey Red and Indigo Blue Strictly All Linen Huck Towels— TERMS ARE EASY, INVES —to make a quick sale of all the light and medium place is peif-evident. Iis long experience | ,,egenger agent, Erie rallroad, Chicago, k—Guaranteed fast Tha kind that you wnu (l 10 ' “ TIG‘TE 1 weight suits. in the shoe business In this city will bring |y, C ar M“a ”hv"\\ rfl;mb 1 [o] ": :yu:‘p:.‘:‘ C ) fig d . t5s Hew Mita‘am alhodt Inohnt adbbiy RO AT 3. we will sel at yard.... : A Nty Sebpsees BOYS' SUITS ' - | hut plano—must have Mxru:“om:lu tood that t i m| ot o EXTRA HEAVY TABLE PADDING AT 296 YD. cost at least $376 $l In very desirable patterns, in gray and brown mixtures, In light and dark colors, t 18 understood that the new firm w! . b 7 des 4 gy Sl vy = carry two special lines of goods under the 0 : : . This is 64 inches wide and it is a grade that generally sells from 50c to - Jpretty, pure to (l::ll .uxmv,»" u7sri made in Norfolk and double breasted styles, worth up to §2.2--speclal for Monday name of Decatur at the popular prices of 65¢ yard—it is that awful he quality which is so 0, Tor 178 $3.60 and $.00, In all the leathers from | much in demand. We have three cases of these—next A fipely bullt \IlR))l ¥ uflr\d m1hnxnn\ ’ which good shoes are made. | Monday we will sell them for, ont about ¥--yours. $158 = BOYS’ SUITS he Decatur Co. have tne reputation of A In very handsome patterns, in light and dark colors, pants made with extoneion ur DRUMMERS’ BEDSPREAD SAMPLES, 5¢ Each A walstband, re-inforced taped seams, made in Norfolk, sallor blouse and two-pieca e S he Tttt the e ore b i e " SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS styles—regular $3.00 values, special for Monday only $1.50. These are the Marseille: ) et. They are <<nn{v¥mx of bedspreads that shoe, and the fact that the new store has | . gene sell 7be to : These samples ut 30x36 BOYS’ SUITS Rt Tl owng O the i | ) Ty BT S B R e e i C NE PIANOS In saflor blouse, saflor Norfolk, Norfolk two and three plece styles, the nobblest The formal opening of the store will oe- offer them Monday at—each..... X Wi Y been 80 attractively prepared Is evidence | Dozens to Cho ose From, and ewellest things of imported and domestic fabrics—light, medium and dark colors-- S L b Eetanns, Htcugh: thu: BT e Bl e e LS ir. fancy cheviots, cassimeres, tweeds and homespuns—suits worth up to $.00-special tatfon will be extended through the daily Tyyo, high grade French mot- 24 () . fancy \ er: m 4 - H ve . 4 f0 ¢ ealy $2.60. ¥ 4 tled walnut, each worth $350 or Monday caly %2 v b g m-”]” e M?'Td H Exirao’d‘nar sllk s eclals Five fine sample planos—in all woods Boys' all wool knee pants, ages three to sixteen yeary, choice of K¢ to 75 values— A neat souvenir of convenlence and value uggv | unning In values to $: only, at %e. 50— sale Monday at 2ic. ! will be presented to every gentleman call- | sniidir il RAghd ”5230 on sale Monday at 2ic. y o ants—regular e values, sale Monday at 10c. ing upon that date. Ladies are not ex- | $1.00 SATIN FOULARDS AT 25C YARD P Nl B ks e $250 Children's washable knee pants—regular e values, go on sale Monday a cluded - from this openine entertainment, | worth at least $100, yours for Vis 4 " " i ' hs, Three high grade walnuts, each priced’ but, on the contrary, are urged to be pres- The pretty rafndrop, pin dot and tiny patterns, in various lengt 5 i B ent, not only upon this occasion but in ‘the ! many pleces to mateh, 1% to 3 yards each, navy black and W i Rl LMol Ty 1) ® future as well, 8o that they can take part | white grounds. Thiy i a regular 75¢ and §1 value at.. | B4 Two lovely high &rade mahoganys— in looking over and criticising or admiring | both worth 3‘»(\ eacl hA bia S L1 bast Aol e vand (ost oy {# S1Taffetas at 35¢ Yard—Hair Line Taftetas, in all colors, in elegant yours for . ern and up-to-date men's shoe stores In this [ ] glacea taffetas. The kind that make the fashionable shirt Mn«(35 di 3 enough for wi (klrl- etc., aiso .'( inch fetas, country. (B e e Y Ghienta afapery and sercen C ] ALL SOLD ON EASY PAYMEHTS [ Omaha heartlly welcomes the Decatur to #llk, worth $1.00 and $1.25, - { il < AT ¥y, o fintolamy etall ihoe. gSOC{ ALL WOOL VOILE AND ETAMINE—In black and all colors, 500 want you to call and e us t th Don't pass by the music department n:d a 5-n<;:-n\xx m«:nur-l o |{;-d pnlrlrtmnka smooth and fine weaves, ultra stylish, at per yard..... .. —it i (,{,,,;.,,, nl M“(Nr‘ bargain sec- of men's shoe wearers s confidently pre- | i s dtcted, e { ' NOPPE ETAMINE—Black and all colors, new and very 85¢ tigns of the whole store. . We have the largest fashionable. $1.25 value at perident,"we il ciaaly describe in “ Nl an 3 Rl R A s inad o and finest [display of Cresm’ Brilliantine, 59 grade, at...........30c FY et & pidni (0 goui o ASMEL o development of new mines and the . | 1 i 1 Inty , washable dress stuffs ‘Gone—and it wont cost you a cent. working of old ones are placing Amadore well built,. up-to-date Silk Moussetine ..s‘;!,:‘n?,‘:.‘_" and dainty,washable dress stuffs, e county in the front rank as the gold-pro- VEHICLES in Omah W, e 1891 duelng county of Callfornia. Amadore m Umaha ;, -! ”'uh“’ & ’ » & Mus!: Dipt. b county is only 18 miles in width. The and b 4 ons ;’. g. ’un eis ’unn 16th and Harney St., Omaha. mother lode veins of California extend A WORD TO THE WISE | jent. One trial only and Storz Blue Ribbon beer will be his [SNY W €5 S5 TR WAL Do Juc ¢ B O erage. He will easily be convinced that in Storz Blue Rib: mines of the state are located. Thi lode RO huh found tho best and purest of all beers. The fact that 18 from seven to ten miles wide and runs i¢"nte 8o beneficial o his heaih' (hat it adds sirength and \lalits y e , makes m value or" 0 ove northwest and southeast. T“EM | - e I J to nis system P others. Gravel mining is recelving greater atten- Bottled at brewery only. tlon the past year than since the days of the early miner. Tho Nebraska-California y 2X ; STORZ BREWING Co., Mining company of Omaha are now open- Brcause we're Full line of Clear Havana cigars— ing up a very rich gravel property®and Complete line of Pipes, all guaranteed. will soon make thelr first cleanun. Bx- SELLING OUT, OMAHA'S LARGEST CIGAR HOUSE perfenced miners clalm this property fs very rich. They are also developing the Main Office, 144 Douglas Denend quartz mine. The South Bureka “ITTI" Street. 1s keeping seventy men at work the year ! . 1884, s round. The Bunker TIill s doing remarka- RIrL T4 (] . ; ; o 2 * : bBly well and 18 considered one of the best Busl"Ess e 5 g o P ¢ producers in_the county. The Onelda mine, ( vy v ot - =7 which 18 in the black slate gone, would i - - be a surprise to the 4%rs, equipped as it is J H | i} 1 I \ with modorn machimers. A1l ot e avove | 8 I1'S YOUF Opportunity, mines aro taking out high grade, free- milling ore, NG i : : c | B To introduce our meineds we give extra low prices untll August 10. Don't CALL AND k' e o WS Qb | delay. You may mot get your work dono at these prices.. Mr. Jullus Stone of this city has asso- » 4 vi | Zan A// D SET OF | Fillings BRII)UE s clated himaolt with 3. Froderic B. Paten. SEE US YOUR DENTAL WORK FREE! L A, | b 87 |2 2 | Frome 250 | | WORK® §2 | pacity ot crem'ry and will look after Our success Is cdue to the high grade work done by the professors of the college. / K N’ | d — the business part of the studlo, as Mr, R TIdenie : Work ‘uaranmd 16 years. Graduate dentists. Remember our casy pay- Pates’ time is fully ocoupled with teaching. 3 Teeth Extracted Without Pain by Our New Patent Method. £ g Now under new management. ment plan, it may interest you. Mr. Btone was a pupll of Mr, Pates five UNTIL AUGUST 15, FULL SET OF TEETH, $2.85. yoars before coming to Omaha. He is the 18th and Harney. T Wa wavy leoken (dowi Tesih w York Dental cO possessor of a beautiful tenor volce of ex- 4 p o avens Mnooloredh temt. o o0 oy ceptional range and quality, singing the high Save your money. ertoRm Ll brenehie of GeaEiutry, F.l(nhlllhed nen Iy ten years in present location, 115 SOUTH 16TH STR , “C" with ease. He has sung in New York. We save aching teeth. Work - % oppH Ha. n Store. Open dafly till 7 Sundays 9 to 3 Chicago, etc., and the leading teachers We save ulcerated teeth. :: nl.o-e places have pronounced his tone We save old roots. Guaranteed velopment and quality to be equal to any 7 ve 95 tenor In the country. Rekpuideotdhetydlimiatad 1|12 (1) B d In order to give all a.chance to consult the professors, we wil: continue to do sl work FREE. SMALL CHARGES FOR M ATERIAL. Call early and avoid the rush. Be sure you are in the right place. We do as we advertise. We have stood the test, Hon, Timothy L. Woodruff, ex-lleutenant Nearly 10,000 patients in last 19 months. W e beat the jealous, idle, sorehead dentist governar_of ‘New York state, has invited and dental se: Complete victory for the Union. TRIL & huadinn Téanih. sibal e & "A;:lelnlh Ex'tr oted ... +.Free Aluminum Plates from oo - St gl gy ngs from ..., o34 .260 iold Crowns from b7 e gk Bt g i Set of Teeth, pair, 82,00 Stiver Plum Crown at his-famous and beautiful “Kamp Kill Kare." in the Adirondacks. Since. assume UNION DENTAL COLLEGE ing the presidency of the company, on Fab- ¥ OF PAINLESS DENTISTRY. ruary 10, Mr. Woodruff has increased the Oben daily Il & Syndazs & t0.4 sales of the Smith-Premier typewriter 60 per cent In six months, and has buflt an e e ? Bt : OUR WATCHES KEEP TIME. , to take care of the Increased or- The only kind of watches wo sell are good time-keepers, Never sell a wotch srs. ‘The party gather at Syracuse August that fails to keep time. Got all styles arki sizes. Some as low as $7.00, and as high [ Extremely choice—thirst quenc hing € and 7 for a day's inspection pf the new &P 70 Want 5o g%, ice —but ] ’ z builds you up—same price as others S0 S week's sndoysasot and.resuperstion . JOHN RUDD, JEWELER, m e l" Velled 7ok pmanies gioe o8 e i . cd (Opposite Bostén Stors.) 115 South 16th St. { ¥ ihing A rasttal in the World." the Fauitable - s Watch Inspector C, 8t. P, M. & O.—C. & N. W. Ry. ; ; SR Delivered to any part of Omaba, Counell Bluffs or South Omaba. See H. D. Neely. 2 ' : ' &7 manage nr Morchunts National Bank Biag.. Lo' shofl Pflc.s Dunt s][ 0] ma []Jf”’ S'Bp AEIPRA JETTER BREWING CO. — cu' Lo' “onda, ota «’_;"r:al\ Idrr(mh‘:h:”.,‘:,fimg.,‘\:‘mormng For ease, comfort and style or—'_—d:,'mm!; r:::z, 1524 Douglas Street, Omaha. Telephone 1542 H d Tel, 80 , come down, but te.ephone to us a bo Wholesa ¢ Dealer, Council Bluffs. 0“' S'x Da s More Monday we will take all of ou will” call for It, A rogiatered phe oN A “A" or LEE MICHELL, Wh Hanan, Crh) cther grades f only will fill it and the boy . = 1522 Douglas Street. p and will return ft, And then the sale of the Levt dace p:\.nl l:‘"lfl"d Dll:‘finl” kid low Ff\ll ::l”l l:; u“(»!mu Alhl‘ nt l'l‘fl‘l 1(.;&( than you » e Laevire stock on shoes that have sold all summer for ® no this plan on any- - A ! our second floor will be thing of the past. | J§ #.00. .0 and 380, and sell the [ | Ihing you need in the drug § NO there s nothing equal to HEEEEEEN llllll EAENS eSO We need the room for our new boys' cloth- | J§f *1 &t one price— b e L — COMPARE WITH OTHERS. ing department, which we expect to open $3 50 35c_genuine Castoria # - v up About September 1. In order to close . $.00" Peruna—no lmit....... 11T e | : out the remnants of the Levire stock ad- $L.0 Plerces Remedies... Two Il of our $.0) patent colt, » g ditional reductions have been made. Un- | Mo out '-mm g g HOOR D Tuasters—no limit $1.00 Paine's Celery Compeund.. . T80 “ der no circumstances will we mix these ery Nervine—guaranteed 3 : to weare &00ds with our up-to-date line on the main $3 00 0 R Iu Moot Boer . ] floor. Wha't ard Oil fs left after pext Saturday | T5e Moeller's Cod Liver of Misrren R Alw .50 H , | night will be closed out to country mer- Thase. ofe mens sliogs only Ll(ml\\'nn.rorn e - ays $3 and v —~ | . yrevadirs ~ & $c Doan's Kl 4 J the benefit. It you have any use at all | ’ A \1(..111 | T"E FID OF '“it NY for anything that's left from the 'Levire |l Omaha's Up-to-Date Shoo Hous> sc“AEFER,\ CUT PRICE o ’ stock, the price will be below your expee- _ DRUG STURE | We carry the largest line of wnd 07, | ! tation. On our Main floor we have many 1419 Farnam Strezt, colors in BEADS of any house. things that ought to Interest you. Al suits of clothes at §7.50. Good fancy half hose, Bend us your mail orders of any on b h . v 3 2 SR >oroee: urea ¥ feet to stay cured. color possible; we can fill your ; « our feet to ¥ | 10 cents a palr. Special values in -mnq. . » - e -0 The shoes which go from maker wanls. Looms to weave bead @ and % cents. Right nice pants, & Often your garments are} Seld Byerrwhess. work, _ pattern books, nieedlen Chotce of all straw hats left from our own 2 Cut Price made b, b ~ sD BY A. MAYER. .8 everything pertaining to the stock, 3 cents. Also a fine line of sateen, perfield Piano Co. nd 78 Sashignais tailge ) ee’ NAYFPACERRAR BEAD work Also the largest mohair and silk shirts. The Guarantee b- .“."l.._ 7. ‘I‘flovhon 70' and you say they do not fit per- ® 0 | eeeee—e———————— 4 Clothing Co., 1513-1521 Douglas street. eber, Story & Clark , Ludwig Sch fectfy; evidently they are not Our Services Are Free nent in the west. We WHOLE- i At ¥u « e I r hot SALE OR RETAIL and can fill pressed by a skilled wor<m an, Regent Shoe Go.§ o saamine gous fuints, siapit or 0 |l BALE O or any quanHy. § Lot us take your suitand}| WORKING GIRLS, ATTENTION! | Feadine™s o ik ve ‘very tiing in siock. * Also SONE paopu: MAY ADVISE YOU § press It in an up-to-date man- | 205 So. 15th St. De o hish amolaved (n 268 des | Mot witer e ments ahd furnace DIe OS BilZ thi ny woman I3 ring. . of trouble. . Scuth Omaha can, upon presentation of this onAHA sTOVE REPAIR WORKS BAILEY, The Dentist, THE PANTORIUM \ind most complete yarn depart- “gd,” have their dental work done at o e gy Measmnl Supumslol = Welf the regular charge and upon ea: 322 So. 16th St M‘m Im 1085, 3rd Floor Paxtoa Blo + 407 So l..m uL Tel. 963 1 pEN-TAN GO 1 v-rm-n:mm“’ THE DENTIST. TWF“"ETH PENTU“Y FARMER OMAHA, NEBRASKA. Broeersstttrecteteteerece Lady Assistant. Open Evenings & Sundiys. Makes Most Useful Present. | “1566 Farnam Bt. (Formerly Paxton Blk.)