Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 3, 1909, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY; APRIL 3, 1909, NEW SPRING GOODS THAT WILL DO YOUR EYES GOOD TO LOOK UPON Never thought the designer could create so many new things. It is worth your while just to stroll through this store now and see what this season has produced in the way ot new, rare and extraordinary designs. See what we have been able to do in producing these beautiful things at prices so much lower than the goods are really worth. And see you admire the mar es ppa re ere goods and consider the lowness of the price. Remember our convenient partial paymen! plan is always al your service. The smart styles, graceful lines, clever trimmings, un rivaled fit and skillful tailoring, so apparent in all "ELITE” garments, evoke the admiration of the most critical and hard Handsome Suits at $35 ‘ i ‘ : N ‘ nlege.nt bel:a.ry Table For Saturday we offer a couple hundred new Suits, just received, repre- 4 s Made of selected solid oak or in pol- senting the highest standard of etyle and workmanship and the finest Extension Table Special N 100 any shaweny, finish, Fentyebaped ” Made In American quartered oak, show- ce h ome materials procurable, such as elegant Mannish Worsteds, French Serges | ing large, flakey effect of the wood. 1t || | T.fm.»"""\".'n."u'y"'r"x'}v'..“«.nnn 12 75 and Solell Cloth. These Suits are just what you Ifl has “round’ top, fitted with ar Rais DrISS |}l Hartman's smooth r\mn(n | have been looking for all spring. They are | extension sides. The ,,.,m, | ANy all easily $45.00 values. Come in and see them bargain in Omaha. Price. Baturday. S8peclally priced, at ......ccviviiiiiannn Tailored Suits at $25 This season we are making a special feature of suits at $25.00, and we show a wonderful array of beautiful models for both dress and street wear. You could not derive more satisfaction if you went to a tallor and paid double the price. The suits represent the highest grade of tafloring. The materials are Mannish Worsteds and Serges. They are the very latest plain effects and come in T S e S : SANITARY STEEL DAVENPORT | Solid Oak Writing Desk : DAVENPORT SOFA BED 35 v £ It is made with heavy angle steel frame, the back Of very elaborate design, large and roomy; 3 $35.00 values. | lowers ang the front Glevaten, maing & c] made of melected solld® oak, micely polished: The frame is made of solid oak. It s upholstered in Special priced s . | full size comfortable bed. Tt's handsome 7 5 commodious writing compartment and roomy || handsome Imported velours. The seat for Saturday in apearance, strong In construction drawer. fitted with convenient shelf as shown, Sie bt WitH, Baat ofl) thunBeria stasi | s, Special price for this week only l ':lr"m""!"';"‘m';\"g.g’"‘*\" ;:“:"r"nn"r:g, s prings. 1n construction and finish DAINTY Sy e e ot e these Davenports are of superior char New Waxsts Hartman $1.45, $195. $2.50, /K e ' BT —— $3.50, $5.00 i VY For Saturday we show an especially large assortment of Tailored Linens, French Lingeries, Madras and Pongee Waists, all specially priced. VI olume of new orders, but trade shows a | 169,858,416 bushels in the corresponding pe- DUWS thu‘,w OF TRADE SIRHT Increase over the volume of busi- | riod last year ¥ ness efected during the last six or elght | Corn exports for the week are 1,102,244 Weeks, The market for hides is fairly well | bushels against 1158734 bushels last’ week maintained, although the demand is oniy | and 506821 bushels in 168, For the forty i i . | moderate. Sole and upper leather continues | weeks ending Apri corn _exports are Fine Spring Weather Stimulates Bus Quiet, although there has been @ slight | 24842610 bushels against 4240404 bushels i i iti o o o last year. i a iness 1n Nearly Al Gitien. e plhces okl “owing 15 e high Chiffonier REFRIGERATORS market for hides. h i W \/] k Made in polished golden Made with serpentine front, Made of hardwood, galvanized lron ¥ . STREL SITUATION' 18 MIXED | . rnumis AEVIEW OF TRADE eat aKes oak or manogany. & Has large French beveled mirror, lined, wall of mineral wool, equipped Kitchen Cabinets Handsome Chins Closst five large draw set in carved mirror with hyglenic drip cups and They " Mad ' The price erior in 25 P g et A ey are made of solid oak, ade of solld quartered Ramor of Further FPrice Cufting | Crop Reports Are Irregular and B New RCCOrd has heen rcdunmls 98 onatruction and fin- L R I T R have roomy cupboard above oak. Bent ends, double . with dust-proof drawers and &trength glass, extra special 0 e SRR P R O fiete th Qulbt-uvie Whole, for this sale to shelves. Has lange 16 89 French bevel ‘mirror. = Spe- T p " flour bins, cutlery cially priced for NEW YORK, April 2—Brpdstreet's to- SN ¢ o oy s s =j] drawer and meat this week's sale morrow will say: All Deliveries Pass High Mark Made e’ 2l board in base. Price. at the low price o . tural Division, Trade and crop reports are irregular and i A L Gflu s LWE E . business the ocountry over is still quiet Thursday, May Going Al fl nE H n m | y as a whole. There are, however, evidences to $1.21. ” NEW YORK, April 2—R.G.Dun & Co's., |of a growth in optimistic feeling, partly | UNLETTERED wmflls Weekly Revlew of Trade tomorrow will [due, no doubt, to more springlike weather H J conditions. Current demand at wholesale | CHICAGO, April 2—Wheat prices on the N | Orders Placed in Struc- L. I8 of a between-seasons character and job- 4 | g i We'll deliver your purchase in ie stimulating effect of fine spring | bing distribution is confined largely to | Board of Trade today eclipsed the high 3 I / plain wagons. Everything is strict weather is shown in the reports ‘from | filling-in orders, but there is reported in | record mark for the season established I 1y contidential here. We do not nearly all the prinoipal citles. Bome pro- ! several markets a disposition to take hold csterds deliver y o = H v P D yesterday for all deliveries, the May option making searching investigations, gress fs making toward better things In |more freely from next fall. ¢ pe p fron and steel, although conditions, as a xports from leading industries are not | 2VAncing to 31.21 per bushel and the July nor require your employer's name as reference. No interest to pay whole, remaln very m\xeul‘nL 'he (‘ll'll\xln‘lh'll materlally different from last week. Wage | o 31.08%. Crop damage reports and an uncertainty as to prices In some nished | reductions are more numerous, but strikes | urgent demand for the cash rain, both N lines is the chlef drawback, widely circu- | are not frequent. In lron and steel there | o oo (o panee ™ ey _M“m il No security required. No embar- lated reports of further price cutting hav- | is more business reported, but evidently o by oo rassments. No annoying features ing & depressing effect. The best feature |at the expense of prices. PIg iron is dull | Were factors contributing to the continued | | whatever. 18 in the structural division, the low prices and lower. A strike and lock-out has been | upward flight of prices. n}‘r:;od lr;ll\lllhll “l A heavy movement, | averted in the Nl\lb\rfi;n'lln vfln|-| (rm;s and | 1t while orders pending. aggregate a sub- [the usual spring reduction in prices is | | s " ' I sianiial"total, 10"t mery S5iton gdods | announcea. " Bituminous soat e 2t aui! | FIVE HUNDRED WOMEN 1 s e PR Jamaon ispeese . dlisiaction Guarantee . market, manufacturers are inclined to re- | and weak. The shoe and leather trades are 1 ) v 4 1 fuse ‘orders for future shipments. indica- | quiet, with littie business vel hooked for RAID TRADING STAMP STORE | :"']‘d_‘l‘“"’“;“""0“,,":,"“:!"""(",' ,‘:,'\‘,2“:1“':“,'..';,,"’ o .1 Absolute and complete satisfac- Decorated Panel Bed tions pointing to higher rather than a re- | the fall season in shoes. Desirable grades vers easy 10 carr iy oy AL tion is guaranteed with every pur- This Go-Cart has all steel A world beater bargain. Has three cesslon in prices. e dominant factor |of sole leather are in demand. with off- | p, e of 1 i | i A , ros e Is the ezpart movement in China, which | grades offered freely. for saie. & Eaatern | T-2%8® of Anti Bill im Mimnesots | il light Very ‘strong, besutifully carved: orhs chase. If a thing fsn't right we'll frame. enameled green broad steel panels at head and at o Caunses Rush a4 Pol Hood llld body mentation. On ! i 4 ds foot with beautiful floral has not yet terminated. Fstimates as to|shoe shipments for the first quarter ex- s olice Are of Nantucket sale all week make it right mighty quick. Tty Sten e decorations. Knameled in the aggregate business done since the first | ceeded 1908 by 23 per cent alle ut, leather In vari at the special all, large rub- various colors. Hale of the year vary from 100,000 bales to 1%,- | There is evidence of more business in ous colors. Price price of i Der tires, Special price . % 000 bales, & large amount for this period, | several lines of cotton goods. Yarns are | gp pay o 0 T. PAUL, April 2—Following fhe pas- The consequent transfer of machinery to [ more active, though weak. Print cloths are = s By = the heavier qualities of export goods has |in better request. Ginghams and sage of a law making lssue of trading naturaly af market on the | fabrics are active. Worsted yarns are | stamps illegal unless they bore on thelr tiner qualities K while on | quite strong. The clothing trade s re- | face the actual value of the stamps, which gray goods conv are showing renewed | ported rather quiet. Women's wear goods i ¢ » gt interest in future contracts. The print cloth [ still hold the center of the stage as re- | Practically ended the trading stamp busi- - - market Is well sold up hoth in the cast and | gards actlvity and good reports come from | ness in Minnesota, several small runs have | south, while plaids and other colored goods | the millinery business. Collections still n- | heen made on the local trading stamp | are In satisfactory shape and hoth staple | cline to drag e . #nd dress ginghams are sold ahead for | Business failures for the week ending | Stores. Today 500 women gathered in front | gome distance. In the woolen goods divis- | with Apnril 1 were, in the United States, | Of one store and attempted to get their | fon. the distribution of sample pieces fs 206 last week. M7 in the like ) 204 against 20 n ke [ books filled so they would be able to now' completed and clothiers will begin | week of 1908 177 in 1907, 151 fn 190 and 170 | g0 rices before the law became effective to go on the road next week. Some dupli- [in 1905. Canadian fallures for the week | %' cate business is already reported In the [ number 23, which compares with 35 last | The concern was unable to handle the | primary market, an indieation that orders [ week and 32 in 1908 crowd and police reserves were calied out | | have been placed by retail clothlers. Tt is | Wheat. including flour, exports from the to . ted that operaors on overcoatings | United States and Canaaa for tha week | 10 dlsperse it begln carller than usual this year, | ending Avril 1 aggregate 14i3.688 bushels {0 the many new styles that have | neninat 5 tushels tast weekc and | MAY SETTLE CHICAGO STRIKE1 shown, ©.911,364 « this week last yvear. For s casiern hoot and shoe market i u ¢ Anril 1 this year ) | quiet, wholesalers, as a rule, limiting the |t} 732120 hushels against | Lenders Say Most of (he Trouble | ! win Be Settled Sat- Dionsius at Athens and the Roman theater l b k iy \ Flrfit Strike at Orange, have been studied. though not Coa trike is directly Imitated. The architects have | CHICAGO, April 2~Unionists in the N striven rather to keep the proposed build d ] bullding trades who sirick yesterday for ear Scranton |tidve mibe.io ki e sopad duie- Made Genera wage advances confidently looked for | Inxfl of Washington, such as the White | partial settiement of their troubles today. | house and the capitol o While it was the opinion of some that the | Four Hundred Men Quit Work OWU\K‘ It 1= believed the dignity and solemnity | All Camps but Two in Western Can- strike wo continue indefinitely, union to Repeated Cuts in of the structure would be enhanced by ada Are Affected by the eaders declared most of the troubles would | Wages | leaving it uncovered. Walkout A B A " : g A number of striking electriclans returned | GENERAL DEBATE IN THE HOUSE - to work, today as about seventy-five firms| SCRANTON, Pa., April 2.—The first WINNIPEG, Man., April 2-The coal have accepted the terms of the sttikers. | strike in the authracite coal regions fol-| Day Largely’ Givem Over to Speeches | ... "0 " B0 J 00 0 mines became About 100 steam fitters returned to their | 10Wing the expiration of the agreement be- by Democratic Members. e o) g b g g o 0ld positions with the firms that signed | tween the mine workers and the operators | WASHINGTON, April 2. —That the| o "0 007 lly Lorecraq new agreements. was inaugurated today at the Keystone | Payne bill was filled with riotous 1mpe To guard against possible trouble Chief | colliery, an independent operation near | fections. was a false pretense, was de | pRIEGT ON TRIAL CHARGED signed to cover up the extravagancles of RIGHE QUALITY P ult It is of Police Shippy has issued an order to | Pittston. About 40 men quit work » At P is the verdict of every t keep. policemen on reserve until further | alleged by the strikers that the company |the "“J"’“'“" "‘l’”"“"‘::;‘”"“ ;‘“‘(' "”n‘: WITH BLACKMAILING BISHOP [ 5 the rt's ol fride™5n 116 AR o r \ ed cuts In wages. not redesm party po c8 and het Made from the cholcest Havanna to- notice. ."“‘"" Tepsated cuis In wau [sounded the death-knell of the dominant 8¢, Joseph Prelate Tells of Recetving || bacco The namne party were some of the criticlsms passed | Threatening Letter Demanding REMITTER Duck Hunter Loses |PLANS FOR _BIG T TR bt v e by poseedlepure Thirty Thousand Dollars. T e SIOUX FALLS, 8. D E 1) | s e IO RakiS & By Al a1} en Amphitheater of Classie Style |the house today -_— Hastings and Money Cigars Gus Burfield, a resident of Aurora county, | Be Bailt at Natiomal | An interesting feature of the debate | T JOSEPH, Mo, April 2.—B 1823-24 St. Mary's Ave. Both 'Phones. met with a serious accident while duck | .00 . N was the speech of Pablo Ocampo De . . B e 8t. Joseph dio | Cemetery. Maurice ¥. Burke of the St. Joseph di hunting, the accident resulting in the los | Leon, the Philippine commissioned, who of the greater part of his right hand. Bur-| 3 : NGT April 2.—The commis- field was wiing up on some ducks and | WASRINGTON » ] & © [ was the first witness In the criminal o 5 attacked the provision for free (rads Wih | (ogay {n the trial of Daniel Pembre had declined the ambassadorship to Great P) n an rom the fai ain ax sald at state depart- | sion, of which President Taft, while secre- s i ¥ priest formerly stutioned at Maryy ritain. It was sald t te depart was drawing the gun after him when the south exactly opposite views were ex- . "* | tary of war, was a member, appointed to | Mo., who is charged wtih having attempted weapon was accidentaily diacharged. Y pressed regarding protection, Mr. Rans- | ap . - ¢ " r o T KT. tear- | orepare plans for A memorial amphitheater | gelt of \siana pleading for it on be- | to blackmail the bishiop. D Butks rg away a portion of the hand. The faet | o | | Y s ‘ |5 the National cemetery at Arlington, Va., | paie of the industries of his state, white | told of having recelved a threatening let that he be erippled for the remaindor | | v J hich bt e wil e cripied for the remainder | 1o moiuid i epors fo conmremn - | e e rnion e M, e |tr.from Fembrote. n ‘whicn. e orist | NEW ORLEANS PEOPLE WANT o o life ls & great misfortune to Bur-| qye plans prepared by New York archl- |ton of Alabama wanted free lumber, |sald that if $0,000 was not forthcoml 5 | BATTLESHIP TO GO UP RIVER leld, as he Is in poor financial circum-|tecty contempiate a roofiess structure cov- | hides, boots, shoes, bagging and cotton | from the bishop, he wauld publish storles | — stances and has a wife and two small| ering 34,00 squere feet, the ultimate cost |ties. The speech of Mr. Clayton was of | derogatory to the bishop's character | Send Protest to Washington Amainst children dependent upon him for support. | of which would be 395,00 There would be | considerable length and he engaged in| Pembroke was removed from the Mary- | M »pl Bt » ¢ | seating room about 5000 people, and (several heated colloquys with members | ville parish two years ago, upen complaint n L Mew Cusamery tev Fhits. | standing room in & colonade for many |on the republican side I gy Porgovertwnato gl g saoele ygmtand B N April 3—A cbmee €10UX FALLS, 8 D.. April 2—(8pecial) | more 1 17000 niiei that @ orypt| From the republicans came BugEesUIOns | bishop appropriated a farm owned by him, | Mitlee, represcnt commercial and L I he one markedl lS lnC —After efforts extending over several weeks | ghoula be constructed under the colonnade, | Of & “permanent” tariff commission. and, | g8 “GITEPrEES B EEH PRI maritime exchanges of New Orleans, has - it now is assured that a new l“‘lln»lyf while all of them supported the bill in | ceretary of the navy at ment that Dr. Eliot's declination was. re- garded as final and that it should be used for the burial | forwarded to the will be established at Philip, one of the|or qistinguished men who merit such rec- | ¢neral, none appeared entirely satisfied ELIOT'S REFUSAL IS FINAL | Washington o \igorous protest against the tlve St le Of th thriving new towns between the Missourt|ogmition from the government. Provision [ With it | reported action of the department dn de- © SCASON. | s e St it wers S B s o o o s o o | Oihar who ek a0 th maassre 20t | o vrs conarmation, 12 Given. o |ttt S Dakcta. The institution will be conducted | trait statues in the colonnade, “somewhat | M C%ars Moore (Penn.), Youns (A 2 Report that ¥ ard Man De- to proceed up the Mississippl river to some by a stock company. Nearly all the stock | as has so frequently been donme,” say the :“"“";:;""K)'f‘“l‘""i“ Dopgec Mus.), clined Ambassadorship. | point in the siate of Misissippl, but di- already has been sold and the contract for | architects. “in the famous Campo Bantos I‘P"my S “m‘"mmmn s | recting it to an anchorage off Horn island, the erection of the bullding and the in- |of Burope.” It has been the endeavor to |y i’y SRRFCAS B0G, FIEOR (R0 | wASHINGTON, April 2.-Official con- | for the presentation of a silver warvice to stalling of the necessary machinery will | obtain a serfous and classic character In | oy o, ™ ) firmation was given at the state depari- | the vessel by citizens of that state. E o i be awarded In the near future. Farmers | order to express the dignity and purpose : ment today of the announcement m Figures dealing with the depth and nav! 15c.—2 for 25¢. In the vicinity of Philip thus will have a|of the building, and with this end in view | The Bee Wasd Are Wie Beat Busluaes | yesterday that Dr. Charles W. Eliot, the | gation of the rives am set out st great better agc. Cuffs than Arrows, Clustt, Peabody & Co., Makers convenlent market for their cream and milk. | such classic structures as the theater of | Boosters 3 retired president of Harvard university llcn‘lh.