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Evening journal., 1906-08-08
WOmen'S Summer Clothing
Good Qualities, at Little Prices. Here's
Another Chance to Save.

IA skirts OF white lawn and linen:
were $1.5O. now ................S1.O0
Is skirts of figured lawn; were S1.OO;
Z separate coats of white repp. 36
iUshes long; were $500. now. $3.50
6 coat suits; different colors; We're S..
now ....................... SZ.OO
20 tailored Eton and jacket suits;
mostly black a few colors; We're
sl2.O0 and $500. now..............Ss.0O
so wrappers in light lawn and percale;
all sizes: were S1.25. now .75c
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
August Clearing Of DOmestiCs
at l-3 to IL Of Original
Prices

Come to this section and save. satis-
flying are the values. and they were
never bettered in any sale.
All colored linens are marked very
much under price. Some are in short
lengths, while others are plentiful. A
good assortment Of colors. The re-
duced prices at II 1-2c TO soc I'd.
Cotton Voiles, all colors, p inches WIDE
u 1-2c and 15c qualities and perfect
in every way. special clearance price.
Sc yd.
Goods for Mems and Boys Pants, 30
inches wide, regular 35c value. 25c
Percales, best make. al colors, plain
and fancy dots and stripes, the very
best assortment that we have ever
shown. special values at ......12 1-2c
Dress Ginghams, in all the wanted coli
ors, fancy stripes and plaids at az
prices from ............Sc to 25c yd.
Evening journal., 1906-08-08

Short kimdnes sizes "a to 40. pretty
figured lawns In pink, blue and green,
also a few in lavender, have white
and colored lawn facing, regular 75c
quality. but as some OF these are
slightly mussed. we are selling the
entire lot at.................... soc
Black and white lawn dressing
sacQues good style. with ruhle at
bottom and belt at waist. very popu-
lar; for clearance purposes we have
marked these at.................... soc
Long kmonos, some are white with
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
August Clearing of Undermuslins
Made durabe-and of Good materials-you shouldn't
exnect such values later. They won't be here.

Other styles ........ ......s2.5O to $500
Gowns. of good quality muslin, V
shaped neck, tucked o rembroidery
Gowns of muslin or cambria. high or
low neck, lace or embroidery yoke 75c
Gowns Of Nainsook, high or low
chemise neck lace, embroidery or
tucked yoke; ribbon ............Sl.Oo
Evening journal., 1906-08-08

Muslin skirts with rufile Of hemstitch-
ed tucks, also dust ruffie ..---.. ---5Oc
Cambria skirts, with rufle OF lace em-
broidery or hemsutched tucks. .SlOO
Cambria skirts, has three rows of lace
insertion and edge ..$l.50
Cambria or Nainsook Skirts, some with
deep embroidery founce, others with
lace ruffie ...... ..............S2OO.
Evening journal., 1906-08-08

Boys oxford ties. sizes 1-2 to 1-2,
reduced from $500 to....,.......S1.5O
Boys oxford ties. sizes 10 to lS IL.
reduced from $3.50 TO ...........Sl.25
Women's white canvas pumps and Glib
son ties, were $500, now..........S2.OO
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
August Clearing Among Dress Goods
Good time now to anticipate the Dress Goods
wants--and the prices are in true harmony
with values not half so good.

Black Mohair, sS inches wide ......5Oc
Black Mohair. AZ inches wide ......59c
Black Mohair. AZ inches wide. .......75c
Black Mohair, "A inches wide. .s1.OO
Black sicilian, A inches wide ....slOO
Bleak voile, 40 inches wide ........s5c
Black voile 4s inches wide. e........s125
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
Save Money
On Your Sacques and Kimonos

colored bands. others in pretty pink
lawn with colored bands, former
price S10O and s125. now ......75c
White sacques. some round neck, with
pretty collars of embroidery. others
with little Dutch yoke, now so
POPULAR. ...... ........$l.O0 10 $3.50
Wash petticoats. blue and white
striped gingham skirts with one and
two ruhlos price according TO quail
ity ............. soc. soc. 75c and S1.00
Linen colored crash skirts. full sweep
and deep runle, were Sl.00. now --75c
Evening journal., 1906-08-08

Black Nuns Yelling, IS inches wide,
SOC
Black Nuns Yelling, A inches wide.
75c
Black Chiffon Panama; extra quail
ity, Sc inches wide. sLS5; and gray
shower proof suiting. AZ inches
WIDE .............-......... 75c
Black and gray plaid suitings. 90
inches wide ......................S 90
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
August Clearing Sale Of
Wash StuffS

No Matter What the Want May Be
Come Here and Save Literally. The
Best News Follow-Read II.
Cotton challies; % inches wide: a good
soft fabric; reduced price.
Lawn remnants; 3 to yards in piece;
silk mulls and eoliennes;
sc to 25c per yd.
3O-inch dimity Grape; all neat pat.
terms; regular price 25c. now .12 1-2c
3S-inch organdies; pretty patterns on
white grounds; extra quality; regu-
lar 25c value. now.............12 1-2c
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
August Clearing of Pictures

pictures make for the
hall
from7c to $500
Evening journal., 1906-08-08

Women's and mems tan Russia calf
shoes. reduced from $s.O0 and $3.50 to
$3.50
Mems Banister Oxfords, all kinds of
leather. all sizes and styles; were
$500 and 5000, now w.-............S5.60
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
August Clearing Sale Of Linens
Don't Think Of Paying "FulI Price"
Anywhere so Long as This Sale
Continues here.

Continues here.
72-inch full bleached table linen, 10
patterns, no napkins to match;
regular price S1OO, now ..........S5c
72-inch fuel bleached table linen, with
napkins to match. 10 patterns, S1.25
values; now ...... ...... ........Sl.OO
Napkins, % by "a inches, per doz,
$3.50 and s2.75
72-inch wide double damask napkins
to match 49,. ....,......,9Oc to $3.50
Napkins ........ ...... ....S4.OO to $3.50
72-inch 1-2 bleached linen; beautiful
patterns, reduced to. .Sl.O0, $L25, $3.50
Silver bleached linen, Csc to 9Oc quality
now ...... ...,.... .-............ QUO
Cloths and napkins to match, border
all round, cloths. 72x72. $1,000 per set
Cloths for round tables with napkins
to match. all sizes. u napkins and
cloth in set........S1 $1,000, $500, $500
Plain white linen, S6 inches wide-25c,
SOc, 35c. 45c, SOC, 60.
Plain white linen, 42 inches wide-55c
and 6Oc I'd.
Evening journal., 1906-08-08


All Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs.
u l-2c to SOC
All Linen Hemstitched Initial Hand
kerchiefs ............... u 1-2c to SOC
Handkerchiefs with colored borders.
for 25c
Fancy Handkerchlefs for coat pocket.
soc
Mems Plain Blue Chambray shirts
separate collars ........ ........ SOC
Mems outing shirts. with collar at
tached. white and cream
soc and Sl.0O
Mems Negligee Shirts. an patterns,
We're $780, now. Ow......................6 .65c
Mems Negligee Shirts. pretty stripes,
plaids and figures, good quality
Sl.0O
Evening journal., 1906-08-08

ter pieces and pillow tops and all
materials TO work. ...............,..5 SOC
Three yards Of stamped material for
making waist and thread enough 70
complete: were S1Oo; now. ,s. (. 75c
Button hole edge scarfs. square.
round and oval; 'alll reduces. .t
Evening journal., 1906-08-08

Mems Balbriggan Underwear; shirts
long or short sleeves; drawers dou-
BILE seat, regular soc quality; now
81 1-2c
Mems White Lisle Underwear. long or
short sleeves. per garment........5
Mems Bathing SUITS, worsted. $500
Mems Bathing Suits, cotton. ........Si.00
Mems Pajamas. woven and corded
madras, light and dark colors. $3.50
Mems Madras pajamas, regular S100
quality; now .......................l
Mems Pajamas. white and figured SL00
Mems Suspenders. white and colored.
regular SOC quality; now..........25c
Mems Muslin Night Robes. with or
without collar, white and fancy
fronts .,...................... SOC
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
August Clearing Sale Of
Wash Suits

And it's ten to one that you never
saw such sacrificing before-anything'
possible during this event, however.
S175 waists reduced to .......slS9
$500 waists reduced to ........S1.5O
1925 waists reduced to ...,......s2.oo
s2.75 waists reduced to ........s2.25
$500 waists reduced to ......$25O
$500 waists reduced to ........sS.e5
$500 waists reduced to ........S4OO
About waists in sizes AZ and A that
were $1.0O now ........ ............5Oc
About 10 waists in sizes 40. AZ and "A
that were $3.50. now ............s1.75
Peter Pan white waists with black
polka-dots; were soc, now ........5Oc
Peter Pan white waists were $780, now
$500
A few figured waists at ............S9c
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
August Clearing Among Shoes

Stylish enough for Princess to wear-cheap enough
for the thinnest pocketbook.
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
And the Bills are Already In,
And the Goods are Coming

be
an less than
confronted
They're here plenty!
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
August Clearance Of Mems Goods

prices
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-22

1AUTIFUL Lake Manawa" has
been appropriately named, for 1t
is indeed beautiful, restful and
cent recreation from the swelter-
inviting IN all who desira hantA
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Pointed Paragraphs

A poor man isn't necessarily a cheap
man.
It's unsafe to bury the dead past-bet-
ter cremate H.
Gossips might be appropriately termed
misfortune tellers.
How many people fumigate the money
that Is given to them?
Mice and conclusions are not synonymous.
yet women jump at both.
woman's idea OF perfect gentleman
Is any man who agrees with her.
Although the rolling stone gathers no
moss the high roller scatters a lot OF H.
And the small boy loves his neighbor as
himself-if she gives him something to eat.
What a miserable crowd OF pessimists We
would be If we could see ourselves as others
see us.
Many a man who asserts that he Is not
a hypocrite is 50 disagreeable that his ac-
quaintances may wish he was.
A woman willingly promises TO obey a
man at the altar. but she's apt 10 forget
10 deliver the goods.
IL Is usually a great shock 10 woman
20 discover later In the game that her hus-
band knew exactly what he was tAllins
about.-chicaEo News
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-22
Manara Park,. neautie..

As bathing resort lies beautiful Man
awa's ohiefest attraction. But there are
other things at Manawa that attract and
enthrall. entertain and give wholesome en-
Joyment not alone TO men and women. but
TO children. Entering Manawa park from
the north main entrance, after long and
delightful trolley ride OF seven OF more
miles from Omaha through a country Of
pastoral beauty along the Missouri river
bottoms, at the right will be observed the
spacious golf links, tennis courts. and still
on down toward the lake the summer tent
homes OF scores OF people, the Yacht club
houses, and then on down through the
park along a wide white road. bordered
with stately trees and continuous line
OF flower beds. In full bloom with every
conceivable color and fragrance, from the
bronze and multi-colored massive begonia
beds TO every shade OF geranium and mot
tied pansy, peony and other floral beauties
OF the season, with their back and fore
ground OF velvety green sward white
sanded and dustless paths leading on every
where into unexpected hooks the scene Is
one OF enhancing beauty and restfulness
Lovers lanes are everywhere and more
delightful promenades cannot be found in
any park than here. In the evening these
beauties are doubly enhanced by the long
and endless ropes OF incandescent electric
lights suspended over the road and path
ways, producing an effect OF indescribable
beauty.
For the children there is provided num-
erous swings. a huge merry go-round, oper-
ated by steam and looked after by careful
and courteous attendants. Then there is
the great Velvet Roller Coaster, a new and
thrilling amusement feature, hitherto IN
known in this part Of the country. that is
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-22
Full Appraisers Decision Important Taxpayers

Of the taking effect Of said act the mayor
and council OF said city OF Omaha DO
aere5y aeS ca that necessary ana
chase the system Of water works operated
by the Omaha Water company, and do
elect and determine TO purchase and &C
OF the rights inuring to said city through
the contract between said city and the
authorized and provided by section IA Of
the Ordinance No. 49,
Section 2. That Immediately after the
passage and approval of this ordinance,
and as soon as the water board provided
for In said act Is appointed and organized.
the said board to be notified that for the
purpose OF ascertaining the appraised
valuation OF said water works plant, as
provided in said section IA Of Ordinance
point one appraiser. thereby enabling said
water board TO propose for appointment
by the council The name H OF S1e appraisal ss
act. and that the said Omaha Water com
pany be also at once notified for the pur-
pose hereinbefore stated, that 1t is re-
auired to also select one engineer: the two
50 selected to select third engineer, 70
the end that the. appraised valuation at
right to purchase said water works plant
may be ascertained, and the city clerk is
hereby authorized and directed to give
such notification, attaching therto ceruned
copy OF this ordinance.
Passed February "a. 1903.
MYRoNT y k X Htf Pgesidsht city 6oSncil
Approved March 2, 1903.
(Seal) FRANK K. MOORES, Mayor.
And the said city OF Omaha having, pur-
suant to the terms OF said ordinance, APP
pointed John w. Alvord, O. D., of the city
of Chicago. ILL.,, to act as one of the ap-
praisers to Ak and appraise the value OF
such water works, and having given duo
notice to the Omaha Water company. the
successors and assigns of Sidney E. Locke,
and the City Water Works Company of
Omaha, that Il had resolved to purchase the
water works of said OMAHA water com
pany, and had appointed said John W. AL
word as one OF the appraisers. and the
Omaha Water company having thereuDon
appointed George II. BenEenberg, c. E.,
OF the city Of Milwaukee, Wis, 10 act as
one OF the said appraisers said appraisers,
John w. Alvord and George H. Benzen-
berg, 50 chosen under section Il of said
ordinance No. 42S. and by virtue Of the
terms Of said ordinance, met in the city
OF Chicago on June IS, 1903. and duly Sc
leoted Daniel W. Mead. c. E., of the city
OF Chicago, as the third person to act as
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-22
Refreshments of All Kinds.


To the Kursaal is also attached refresh
ment booths, superintendent by careful and
attentive assistants at which all season.
able delicacies and substantials can be OBJ
tanned at reasonable prices. Nor is the
bathing feature OF the Kursaal its only at
traction, for there, too, will be found
abundant boats OF all descriptions for
canoeing and boating, for trip out over
the lake amid the flying yachts OF the Man
ava Yacht club; also steam and electric
launches for those who prefer. The Kur-
saal and its surroundings are beautiful in
the daytime, but doubly so in the even
ing, when IL is illuminated with its thou
sands Of incandescent electric lights, not
only lighting the interior. but In outline
making IL a veritable fairy palace OF light
and beauty during the summer evenings,
recalling memories OF the beautiful illumi-
nations about the Transmissippi exposition
lagoon OF eight years ago. The great
structure Of the Kursaal is substantially
built underpinned with hundreds OF i'm
perishable pilos, giving II sturdy stability
unequalled by any similar structure in the
country. II has been newly underbuilt with
timber construction heavy enough for a
warehouse. No pains OF expense have been
spared to make It the best and most thor
oughly modern bathing resort In the coun-
try No equipment contributing TO bathers
convenience and comfort is wanting. The
popularity Of the resort extends all over
the country from the fact that it's equal
does not exist in the central west in all
that makes a bathing resort desirable.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-22

~@N the matter of the appraisal of
IM the property OF the Omaha
Water company; the city of
IQB3oI Omaha having by Ordinance No
- 49, and certain ordinances
Hmendatory thereof. provided for the con-
struotion Of a water works system in said
city of Omaha. and by section u OF said
Ordinance No, 42S, for the purchase OF said
water works, which said section is In the
Following terms, towit:
The city Of Omaha shall have the right
az any time after the expiration Of twenty
years TO purchase the said water works
at an appraised valuation, which shall be
nsers' one to be T selected by the eity coun
oil, one by the water works company, and
these two TO- select third, provided that
nothing shall be paid for the unexpired
franchise of said company.
The said water works having been duly
completed and accepted by Ordinance No.
6iS OF said city OF Omaha. and the city Of
Omaha having by virtue OF said section
"a OF said Ordinance No. 42a. and by virtue
OF the terms of an act of the legislature
OF the state OF Nebraska, passed the fol-
lowing Ordinance No. BlS2. towit:
An ordinance declaring II that It Is neces-
eery and expedient for the city OF Omaha
operated by the Omaha Water company,
and providing for notification 10 the
TO each select one engineer as an ap-
pratser to ascertain the valuation of said
water works plant.
Whereas, BY the express terms OF an act
OF the legislature OF the state OF Nebraska,
providing In cities OF the metropolitan
class for the procedure in certain cases by
the mayor and council In the acquisition
OF municipal water plant. and for the
. creation. Of a water board. etc, approved
February 2 1905, II is made the duty OF
the mayor and council OF the city of
Omaha within thirty days after said act
shall take effect, 20 declare by ordinance
that Il Is necessary and expedient for such
city 20 construct or purchase las the case
may be), a system OF water works; and.
Whereas, Said act OF the Legislature de-
ciared an emergency existed for said act,
and that the same should be Of full force
and effect from and after its passage and
approval; therefore
Be Il Ordained by the City Council OF the
City OF Omaha:
Section 1. That under and In pursuance
Of the provisions OF said act Of the legis-
lature OF the state OF Nebraska TO provide
in cities Of the metropolitan class for the
procedure in certain cases by the mayor
And council for the acquisition OF a
municipal water plant, and for the crea-
ton OF water board, etc, approved Feb
FpAry 1903. and as required by the proVi-
Sions OF said act, and within thirty days
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-22
hand and Picnic Grounds.

Just on the pavilion 10 the east and
north is a large shaded grove with abund-
ant comfortable chairs and benches grouped
about the bandstand, from which the IA
nous Nordin's Concert band discourses
music during the entire season. The seats
here provided are adequate for thousands,
and they are almost invariably filled with
interested listeners 10 the splendid music
furnished By the band.
Beyond the music grounds are a series
OF open pavilions constructed for special
picnic purposes. These too are In shady
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-22
epor Omaha Water Plant Beautiful Manawas Many Attractions

EAUTIFUL Lake Manawa" has
been appropriately named, for 1t
- is indeed beautiful, restful and
cent recreation from the swelter-
inviting to all who desire benIfi-
ing cares OF city life and home life, either
for day or week, during the summer time.
Easy of access to Omaha and the central
west. its equal as a bathing and recreative
resort does not exist between the Missis-
sippi lake resorts and the mountains.
It's bathing facilities are unsurpassed,
The Kursaal, located at the south side OF
the great lake, is one of the most COM
plete bathing houses in the country. Sit
uated as 1t Is on a low, gently receding
beach, surrounded by noble native forest
trees on its land 'front.' It affords album
dant shade. and from the water front
northward lies a water view of unsur-
passed beauty. The building is equipped
with spacious balconies for promenade
while the bath houses are sufficient for all
needs both as to comfort and numbers
Special compartments are provided for
men and women separately Courteous
and careful attendants are always at hand
to assist the timid and guard against any
possible danger to the bathers. The bath
Ing pools are Of varying depths, thus pro-
viding recreation for either the timid or
venturesome bather or swimmer, while
boats are always at hand to meet any
emergency that might call for their imme-
date use. The waters of Lake Manawa
are clear and limpid, while the bottom is
Of sand, thus giving ideal bathing condi-
lions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-22
AIIurements of the Pavilion.

Then there is the great pavilion bordering
the lake with it's scores and scores OF boats
in the immediate front The wharves for
the departing steamers and launches across
TO the Kursaal. The Pavilion is the most
spacious building Of its kind in the west,
and is the favorite lounging place Of the
park. Refreshments are provided here OF
every character from a sumptuous banquet
and Sunday dinner 20 a picnic luncheon.
Chairs are provided for all who wish 10
occupy them, and a beautiful view Is pre-
scented OF over the lake TO the south and
west, with the Kursaal in the distance
across the lake. OF a night the view from
the pavilion Is OF rare beauty when the
lake front and the distant Kursaal are IL
Illuminated. The steamers and launches also
equipped with lights fitting over the
waters, the rejecting rays on the smooth
surface OF the lake making scenic ef-
feet once seen never TO be forgotten.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-22
BeautifuI and Attractive.

II would be hard TO conceive a more at
tractive place than this lake-edge pavilion,
especially during the summer time, when
thousands are drawn thither by it's cooling
beauties; It's water front alive with merry,
laughing bathers and just beyond them on
the placid surface OF the lake scores Of
boats, swift launches, racing and SYM
metrica yachts under their great spread
OF SAIL filling and tapping with the sum
mer breezes, and here and there excur-
sion steamers carrying passengers 70 and
fro across the lake. while from the summer
woods and fields surrounding comes an air
redolent with the aroma OF flowers and
blossoms; the song OF thousands OF wild
birds, all mingled with the laughter and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-22

grove and are in an ideal location for
picnios, half dozen or more Of which are
almost always there. The picnicling facil-
tiles OF Lake Manawa are the finest In
the west, and It is becoming the great
picnic resort for families, clubs and Vari-
Gus organizations for the entire central
west.
There ia something doing at Lake Man
ava, beautiful Manawa. all the time, and
you viii be sure TO run into something
there that will interest and entertain both
yourself and the stranger that is within
your gates.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-22

becoming the most popular attraction of
the ground.
For the amusement Of the adults Will be
found bowling alleys, shooting galleries.
Japanese ball games novelty stsnds, plate
games and baby racks. The Electric studio
is also another great attraction that is
worth while visiting.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-22
N @ TICE

Our beers ,Oin honorS tCheB
competing aoitb the renowned
beers Of the t0orId, and a0hen
judged 6y tie most critical eD-
perts. We haze e0on highest
dt0drd at Lincoln, 1898; high
est d,0drd and gold medal at
Trans Mississippi Exposition,
omaha, 1885, highest da0drd
and gold medal at Leeoi8 and
Clark Centennial Exposition,
Portland, Oregon, 1905.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-22

N@N the matter of the appraisal OF
1911 the property OF the Omaha
Water company; the city of
QB4oI Omaha having by Ordinance No.
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