Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 3, 1909, Page 20

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1909, EASTER GLOVES Brandeis is Exclusive Agent for Perrin's Kid Gloves — Recognized as the Finest Glove Made. Perrin’s gloves in 2-clasp styles—made of finest se- lected Grenoble kid, heavily embroidered backs or Paris point stitched—all the newest shades of apri- cot, mustard, catawba, rose, blus, gresn, navy, tan, brown, also black and white. Perrin’s first qual- ity and La Mure Fited ¢ 7 5) 007 60 to the Rand—pair LONG SILK GLOVES 2 tlmlp 'anlflnvr! double llm’wd elbow lt‘nxfl\ - mlh . SHORT KID GI.OVES 2-Clasp; Worfll up fo §1 25 at 69¢ Women's 50c Hosiery 25c¢ Pair Plain black lisle, mercerized ]isle also aII Women's 25¢ Hosiery at i5¢ Black lace and embroidered gauze and mer- cerized lisle—black, tan and light colors, }{ also split soles, double heel and toe—worth « 25¢, at, pair Men’'s 25¢ Hosiery at 15¢ Pair Fancy embroidered striped, plain colors and black mercer- ized lisle and cotton, also split soles, worth 25¢, at, pair Pure All Linen Handkerchiefs Women’s and men’s pure linen hemstitched border handker- chiefs; also hand embroidered initials; all widths \ , worth 25¢, at..... All Silk Ribbons worth up to 25¢ at 10¢ and 15¢ Yard Brilliant all silk taffeta, fancy Dresden and floral désigns— black and all colors, up to 5 inches wide and worth up to 25¢ a yard, at, yard 100 3 150 Fancy Silk Crepe Lisse and Net Ruchings Latest styles, narrow and medium and wide—black, white and colflrs—vSnturdny special-— 19c . 25c at, yard.. WOmen s Summer Underwear Women’s mercerized sleeveless vests, lace and crochet trimmed—in white and colors; special. . Women’s sleeveless vests blue and white, each Women's sleeveless vests—women’s long sleeve and tape neck-—women’s wi sleeve and high neck— at, each ‘Women'’s sleeveless union suits, tape neck, lace trimmed arm and knee— on sale Saturday, each Special Sale Japanese Gongs Entire line at just half reg- ular prices Saturday. A Big Sale of DINING ROOM LAMPS Like illustration— Saturday. The only line. ¥ $25.00 on each lamp. count for thi 25% special dis- Voecal. 1 Wish T Tad a Girl—Duetchland -Girlie 1 Used to Afraid (o Home _1n try by storm. It's the different we offer our fourth big 19c WAY OF THE CROSS est Easter song. Written HITS AT 19¢ Wink Your E,e Star Reverie Dark inset, Lovelight has stmply, taken the coun. song hit of Omaha. Thousands of coples have already Been sold and shipment, song or two- step, Saturday, at Easter Songs are scarce. This one heads the list as the world's great- in four keys for any voice, sc until Easter only, at .. Instrumental. Pork and Heans —Volupteuse Waltz —Morning and Stung, Powder ~Doll Rags 1,000 COPIES AT 100 1,000 coples at 10¢c—Including over 150 titles of both vocal and instrumental sheet music y to select from. Undoubtedly balad s the greatest bargain event of | e Auf W the year. Come and see for sehn Katy— yourself. Too many titles to B S list, positively for Saturday, only SN | Rag- Flag high ciass | Free Long Axo | With | der- Barn Flower Loves Me Out to Golden Dream. Ball Game- on_Ceylon Down in J gle Town Great Sale of Paints and Wall Paper To introduce our new paint department, we make spec ial mdmeluonh \uluulm With each can Jap-a-Lac and Tile- Like we will give a good brush free, 'l‘ln- famous Brandeis House and Floor Paint, regular price $1.35 a gallon; Saturday, gallon, $1.12 American Paints for houses, former price $1.10 per gallon, our price Saturday, gallon ..88¢ lor papers, all dark tile “apers | for bath rooms 'and any| c€olorings, newest| iiichens, the washabie ¥1 shades, best selection, | kind others ask 25 2%e! roll ..5el BRANDEIS Awaken- % ‘of Birds. 5c and 6c papers suit Varnished able in most room, at, roll. per roll MEN’S Fashionable Suits The $10.00 values we always specialize and ad- vertise show greater worth and the variety of fabrics and colorings are far su- perior to any shown else- where for $15.00. Ineludes blue serge suits lined with silk. Every garment ahso- lutely guaranteed. MEN’S Cravanette Coats (et into one of our fash- ionabie Cravenettes, just the thing for these damp, chilly days. Large line to choose from, including the genuine ‘‘ Priestley’’ make, GUARANTEE CLOTHING CO. 1518-1521 Douglas St. 4 AP T 1, Y The Boy! what about his feet? N Vv We know that he is hard on his shoes—but a great deal of the poor wear he gets comes from lack of knowledge in fitting as well as the poor quality of shoes. Perfect fitting not only means wear, but comfort when he has grown up. For Quality We offer our celebrated steel shod shoes—shoes that have stood the test and are now no experi- ment—selected quality of leather put together and made by the best shoemakers in the world. The factory and a Drexel guar- antee back of each pair. Boys' sizes— 2 Youths' size 1to2 Little Gents’ 10 to 13% Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farpam Street sizes— Announcement | TO THE PUBLIC The entire stock of jewelry which was bought by the American Jewelry Co., of M. Carleton, 1609'% Farnam St., will be closed out in the next 30 days at 50c on the dollar. This stock consists of Diamonds, Solid Gold and Gold Filled Watches, Rings, Bracalsts, Chains, Cut Glass Everything will be sold, as we must vacate this store. Remember, everything must go. Fixtures for sale also. Come in and be convinced, AMERICAN Jewelry Co. 16094 Farnam St. The Paper that Produces Hesults Advertise: | p““““““““‘ SPECIAL at Lanch Counter in Basement 15¢ Plate Dinner. Extra Fancy Strawberries Extra Fancy Pineapples Extra Fancy Malaga Grapes Extra Fancy Oranges French Artichokes French Endive Fresh Asparagus Fresh Water Cress Fresh Mint Omaha's most pleasant Restaurant is lo- cated on our Sece ond Floor. OMAHA'S PURE FOOD CENTER Otters for YOUR SUNPAY DINNER the fellowing: Extra Fancy Bananas Extra Fancy Grape Fruit Extra Fancy Limes Extra Fancy Lemons Extra Fancy Cucumbers Extra Fancy Tomatoes French Cauliflower Spinach Sweet Potatoes R R W G e A e W A SR e R R R e WP . wR W W W R R e et S Hubbard Squash, Etc. Specials for Saturday 35¢c Jars Washed Figs, per jar .. Fancy (Al"flrnln Peaches, per Ib.... Mixed Nuts, per 1b Specials for Saturday 36c Jars Preserves, jar.25¢ Toasted .Corn Flakes, (Korn Kinks), MEAT SFPECIALS 800 pairs of choice Lambs Legs, 1,000 Ibs. (‘hM(k \rell llrnu'n (from milk fed calves), per Ib... 1,800 Ibs. choice Veal Shoulder 3 S W The Beer You Like Loin Roast, per 1b.. 2,000 Jba. cholce Pot Cases 2 dozen cuts), from corn fed steers - Rabibes Shppiarin PR | Large Bottles ; $3.90 DAY . M. Cases 8 dozen SATUR! Cholos Veal Steak (off the leg) 15¢ Small Bottles $3.90 124c An ailowance of 81,80 will be made b & upON return to us of the empty case, Mortor and all of the empty bottles in good 24c order. 9ic 144c . 2%c Roast ' (shoulde pe Phriachoise Steak (from native steers), per Ib. . 1,000 Ibs, Armour's'Star or Hams, 1,000 1bs ‘Mort Hams, per 1b. . 1,000 1bs. Armour's Shieid Bacon = (narrow strips), per Ib FROM § TO 10 P/ M. 2,600 1bs. Corned Beef (nice and lean), per ib . 1,000 1bs C ‘per 1b. e Large Bottles Veal Ro per 1b. . 4ic Small Bottles “‘—“““—“““ "geon’. Pienic Orders will be taken for Luxus in less than case lots at the follow- ing prices: Tempting Prices at Omaha’s Great Food Store Saturday PARTMENT Everything desirable in sweet but- Pig Pork Loins, at, | ter, fresh eggs and all varieties of 9340 | cheese. (other 6340 MEAT DB 10,000 ibs. tre 0 " ibs. ores ask 90), 1b. . 3 Leaf Tard. 9 1. for .. 1.0 1,000 Ibs. on qchm.- Ivnn stri Heaah' Rnc From 7 to This department has recently changed hands and Is managed by an expert butter man We guarantee everything to be as represented. Fancy Creamery Butter, pkg... 300 Fanc Butter, 1b... 270 Strictly fres igs, dozen 200 Rich, fragrant, deliclous—that de- scribes our fresh sted, steel cut, sifted coffee. If you like good coffee, a trial or- der will make you a regular custo- mer. Market Special “aes . Mocha Mixture, 35 3 Ibs. for X Excelsior Blend ... @60 Try the ‘“percolator grind"”, free from “settlings.” | Brench of W. L. Macterman & Co., | “The Coffee Men." 1610 Harney C nl“flrnln hnm. per Ib. cssvesssan GROCERY DEPT. Standard Corn-—4 cans for.25¢ Tomatoes—3 cans ‘for Large Queen Olives quait 20 pounds Granulated 200 00 Phenes: Doug: 2144 Ind. A-2147 most ‘ OU’'RE going to be one of the best dressed men in town if you leave it to us, and you will certainly leaveit to us if you give us a chance to show you our splendid spring line of Hart Schaffner & Marx Fine Suits and Overcoats. | A“““"““"""“""‘ THE RELIABLE STORE HAYDEN: 2 You'll find the swellest line of fabries, colorings and patterns, and the very highest quality ever offered in our great line of Suits for Easter Will show you fancy weaves in almost unlimited variety blacks and blues, too, in the most original style ideas. Suits from $18 to $35; Overcoats $10 to $25 Other High Class Makes Suits and Overcoats, $7.50 to $15 Two Big Specials for Saturday nox:'w. next week Suits worth $18.00. Suits worth $10.00. . Suits worth $‘.30.00.sll 3gu sflsn The Best and Most Comprehensive Showing of— Suits worth $12.50. Suits worth $22.50. Young Men’s Suits o' $6, $10 to 22°° Conyright 1909 by Hart Schafuer & Mem Suits worth $15.00. . In Omaha Confirmation Suits A line that for assortment and quality sur- passes any previous showings: Knickerbocker Suits—Sizes 215 to 17 years— $1.95, $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 up to $8.50 $3.75 to $4.50 Knee Pants Suits, with two pairs of pants; splendid assortment of pat- 3295 terns, all sizes; on special sale Satur- TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST 7 daye Seeibie b Asingibabine b s b o DON'T FORGET TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Myers-Dillon DrugCe. | Chocolate Honey Comb Molasses | HOTELS, t) Boston’s New Hotel Bids you and your friends a hearty welcome. No pains will be spared to make your next visit a longer one. Excellent cuisire with service the best, amid surroundings fastidiously appointed. Everything new, attrac. € tive and cosy, with prices reasonable The Brewsler Cor. Boyiston and Washington Sts. [ TEL. 41440 OXFORD. Dinner pasties before and after the theatre will receive our special at- tention. Ladies when shopping will find it most convenient to have Juncheon here with every known comfort and exclusion. Ainslie & Grabow Company, High or Low cut creations. the toilette of the best this Spring. Come We’ll not wear. Nosw Ocean House, Swampscott Hotel Titchfiold, Jamaica, W. L to see the new arrivals, FRY SHOE CO. THE SHOERS 16th and Douglas “Half s Block from Herald Square.” veee s HOTEL. COLLINGWOOD :‘g‘.‘ Onhshjllod$i-,lwun "N.‘KW | = ve. Wi st |5t ay [ary . Offers select accommodations to dis- S ‘ d y Sp I criminating people. a “r a CCIE S ABSOULUTELY FIRKFROOF, and Wha e afforas every facility for the com- Fresh Tomatoe fort of guesis. Situated in the very heart of the city, In & very quiet uneighborhood, convenlent to all sur- face, Subway and elevated raliway lines, and in the midst of the shop. ping and theater district. Rooms With Bath $2 and Up. Special rutes by the month or season Rustaurant a la Carte, SETE XK. MOSELXY, 4D, F)rmarly of New Haven ow Haven, Conn Saturday t N\lf‘nil Saturday egular size, sold at 13 Quaker Oats, day, 3 pkgs Gold Dust or Naptha Washing Powder, regular Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dozen Saturday ; 2 Ideal, Wedgewood, Diadem, Idlewild pound FREE FREE FR During the coming week, each sack of flour sold at store, Butter- Sweets —to the— Sweet! Powder. | Green Trading every purchase Stamps C hl[i\ rezulflr 60c qudlm Sat- | Exponents of Good Living. 28th and FARNAM. Glle Smart Set I:hocolates;b C. SCOTT, D. V S 39c¢ per |b. (Sucoessor to Dr. H L. l-n..-—omunnq 16th & Farnam Sts. Ton RAMGA Al The New Spring Shoes are now in, and we're showing a wealth of choice models in We’ve the Shoes that will play an all important part in Women who expect to appear at their: regularly sold at -32¢ regularly 10¢ Satur- -25¢ price 25c, Sat urday, at . 19¢ Meadow Gold, per 33¢ with our we will give absolutely free of charge one can Calumet Baking with Sommer Bros. See the Beauties undertake, at this writing, to describe the new features in Spring Foot- We’'ll attempt that later, but we do invite every Woman, that is at all inter- ested in choice Shoes, to come Btreet. Calls Promptly Answered at All Howrs, o Umab, Neb, Saturday Special Sale of Cuffs Attached or Detached 9S5c Fine Solid Colored LISLE HOSE 15c PER PAIR—75c for box of B A swell lne of 500 silk handkerchiefs for 3%0. Gentlemen’s Suits Cleaned $1.50 Bell 'Phone, Douglas 1619 Ind. 'Phone, . . . A-2235 PILES CURED Without Cutting, Tying or Burning. All Kinds of Piles Cured—Blind, Bleeding, Internal, External and Itching Piles Cured by DR. WILLIAM CREIGETON MAXWELL A Graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical Colldge of New York City r. Maxwell has resided in Omaha for 22 years and has had 28 year experience in treating dis of the rectum. Hundreds of the most inent people of Omaha, ka, and from all parts of the United Have Boer cured by Dr. Mazwell. A written guarantee is given in every case taken under treatment by Dr. Maxwell. No Money Paid Until Cured 524 Bee Bullding. OMAHA, NEBRASKA. All patients must come to the office for trestment. Beautify Your l.awns ,"" Wire Steel Fences and Gates Trellises for Vines, Tree Guards, Vases, Posts, Window Guards, (lothes Posts, Chicken Fence. Send for Catalogue. ./ Champion Wire Fence Co Factory 15th & Jackson—617 8o, 16th B MASTERMAN & COMPANY'’S STEEL CUT SIFTED MOCHA MIXTURE Special Grind for Percolators — 813 South 1ith Street Branch at Public Market 1510 Harney Street Lmdquesl Co. Reliable Dentistry Taft's Dental Reoms | 6. A, 235-36 Paxton Block. makers of good clothes A nice line of patterns on hand and our prices sprin A liberal discount om two of are right more Oulls