Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 7, 1909, Page 12

REE: SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY Embroideries Wide 18.inch fine embroidery flou cover widths, also galloon beadings and in- sertions—all choice new de: to 2bc yard—at, yard. ... 10e Laces and Insertions at 5¢ Fine French and German Val. linen torchon laces, new designs and many to match, worth up to 10c a yard—at, yard Spring Millinery Every new spring hat at Brandeis’ store is correct in style, no matter how moderate the price may new Wednesday at Thousands of flowers—all kinds— on main floor and base- ment; 200 spring model hatsvan sale in basement—spring styles and col- ors: pretti are worth $7.50, at. ... Special Sale of Wall Paper Come early Wednesday. ]brim)s that will surprise you. ing 50% lower than others ask for them, Tapestry and two-tone papers Gilt and embossed papers at, roll............12%¢e Store and hall papers now at, roll...............5¢ Bed room and kitchen papers at, roll. .. BRANDEIS STORES skirtings and corset 15¢ ineings, signs, worth up laces and insertions and all be. Hundreds of stunning hats go on sale 5500 . 25¢ at, bunch all are up-to-date shapes- ily trimmed—-they We are selling wall paper at All our new goods are sell- at,roll..........15¢ 2%c PHOTOS FOR WAITING CIRLS Trade Excursionists Able to Supply Demand. CLARKE COIT ORIGINATES SCHEME Wentern Towa Lassies Begging for Pictares of Omaha Propagandists Can Get Them Just Size to Fit Woman's Watch Case. Half-tone photographs of the of the trade excursion going into western lowa next month, just the size of a woman's watch case, will adorn an ex- travagant booklet the advertising commit- tee of the excursion is publishing to ex- ploit Gmaha. This Is a feature Introduced by Clarke Coit, an experienced excursionist, who found last year the half tones in the booklets were a trifle too large to fit the many watches which wantod the pictures. Final arrangements for the excursion, which leaves Omuha May the trade extension cor Commercial club at & meeting Monday evening. It will be a joint excursion of the club, the Omaha Grain exchange and the Bouth Omala Live Stock exchange. €. E. Bedwell has arranged the route with his route committes and it ls espe. alally designed to moet the requirements of all wholesalers and jobbers, as it takes them to places where all serve the trade. Alr ek with woavenirs. Clarke Colt of the advertising committee ani need that the train will leave the atmosphere thick with souvenirs, Includ- g the bells which “ring for” from Des Molnes to the Paclfic coast. F. T. B. Martn of the entertainment committee announced arrangements to take & twenty-p! brass band and a male quartetye, besides the moving picture show. Jame H. Taylor of committee announces the ment for the train: One Soge car, with electrie whistlé; (we dlning each; one sixtecn-section standard Pullman; three twelve-section standard Pullmans, and one tenssection observation car. The traln will' accommodate 130 people. The raflroad fare will be $80, which includes the Pull- man sccommodations, general advertising matter and other things except the meals Pullman Cenductor W. 8. Babcock, who has been in charge of all Omaba trade excursions, will ¢ome out from Chicago #nd have charge of the train The Commercial club is sending out let fers asking everyone who intends joining o come In early, to send In checks with he photographs which to be inserted fn the hooklet FIGURE 1T OUT YOURSELF SHis Siater-iu-Law s a My Brother-in-Law, awers Woman. new the transportation | following equip- sixty-foot bag- dynameo and sl cars, seating forty Cousin of An- “Were you before marrk well of Mrs. Troup's court “Well, his sister-in-law is a of my brother-in-law,”” answered the witness. The inquiry was not pursued farther. Mrs. Helms is sulng Aroold Helms for divorce on the grounds of cruelty married Helms up In Cedar co she bad gone visiting “Did you not g0 up there to get nsked an opposing attorney ‘L @ not” replied Mrs indignation. Shotwall & Shotwell represent the plain ufe and B M. Martin and J. C. Robinson of Cedar county appeared for Helms. d Mr. Helma any relation 2" Inquired Attorney Shot- Claire Helms in Judge cousin She unty where a man?" Helms, with Onconta, N. Y., writes: “My lttle girl was greatly benefited by taking Foley's Giino Laxative, and I think 4 1s the best remedy for constipation and Mver trouble.” Foley's Orino Laxative is Yest for women and children, as It is mild pleasant and effective, and 1s a splendid spring medicine, as it cleanses the system and clears the Sold by all druggists. Mr, F. G. Pritts, somplexion. members | | during the Burlington Fast Trains Sure Fast They Made Some Great Records for Speed Against Windy March. Burlington officials point with pride to the record made by their fast trains during the last month. The Chicago-Omaha fast mail train, which for a quarter of a cen- tury has carried the overland matls In thelr flight across the continent, reached Omaha exactly on tlme thirty-one days during the stormy month of March. This train leaves Chicago at 2:46 a. m and arrives at the Missouri river at 2.5 p. m., making the 4% miles in twelve hours and five minutes, Another record ls that made by the Burlington's fast Chicago Denver train, No. 1, which has pulled into | Denver on time every day this year ex- cept two. The delay on these two days were caused by biisgards, the train on January 2 being held for four hours at Pacific Junction by the dispatcher because the wind was blowing seventy-seven miles an hour and the tops were blown off some frelght cars which were sent across the bridge ahead of the fast train. No. 1 has missed being on time into Denver but ten times in thirteen consecutive months. Serious Lacerations and wounds are healed without danger of | blood poisoning by Bucklen's Arnica Saive, | the healing wonder, For by Beaton Drug Cv, | MANY ELKS AT WINTER FEAST/ Twenty Thousand Real Ones Dined in ©0ld Shoshon! Reservation Country by Settlers. e, sale Twenty thousand Elks were banqueted winter just closing by the set- tlers in the Wind River valley This is the largest gathering of elks for many vears and perhaps the greatest ban quet ever served. The attendance would have been larger had the invitations reached their distination in time, as thers are 3,00 clks in the Yellowstone Forest reserve. C. H. King, and Storage details of the president of the Omaha Wool company, is responsible for big banquet. Mr. King has | large merchandise in Shoshoni Wyo., and says that during the snows of the past winter the down from the moutains to the store heavy elks came low lands and were fed in an involuntary way for several weeks by the settlers, the distr bution of hay and grain for the animals | costing tho homesteaders and farmers thousands of dollars, ettlers are going Into the old Shoshoni reservation country at a rapid rate this pring and the country which was formerly ‘Warm Nook” to Chlef Washakle and his | Shoshone Indians 18 fast becoming & | “warm nook” for thousands of American | farmers. ' THE MIDWEST LIFE | xasurance in force 91,584,259 | OFFICERS |N. z Snen | or. B. B. Davis, A. J. Bawyer H. 8. Freeman | Dr. M. H. Bverett C. R. Easterday Actuary | 3. H. Mockett, Jr..... Sup't of Agents | THE MIDWEST LIFE Issues all the stabdard forms of partici- pating and non-partictpating insurance. Di~idends are paid annually on all partici pating policles beginning with the pay- ment of the third premium. Local agents wanted in every town in Nebraska. HOME OFFICE LINCOLN, N®B Presidant | Vice President | Secretary | Treasurer | Director Omaha .. Medical 1007 O Street buy Gola Medal u-Crosby’s Gold This is important, Medul Flour. EASTER 00TWEAR FOR MEN you hnslr-r week. If you want the smartest Spring 8tyles, the correct and fashionable shoe, you will find them at this store, Shoes and Oxford Ties In style, every proper every fashionable leather. $3.50, $4, $5 FRY SHOE CO- THE SHOERS. 16th and Douglas Streets Not too late! It 18 not too late vet to have your clothes cleaned for Easter. Let us have them today or tomor- row and we will return them Sat- urday. want to wear them for you must get them this every correct shape, We are equipped to turn out good work quick-—call us up on either phone and a wagon will call for them. We will not disappoint you. Try us. Oke PANTORIUM “Good Cleaners and Dyers” 1518 Jones St. Both Phones For fismla And . 1 use no kil roform, neither do I sul 'vestigate 1t now. Pay No Money Until Cured. 1n your pocket. Deposit it In_you own bank. I will treat you. Then when 1 am through, ha OMAHA! The “City Beautiful” is especially typified by Hansen’s “CAFE BEAUTIFUL" Have YOU Been There? WHY NOT? G. A. Lindquest Co. ¥ 235-36 Paxton Block. makers of good clothes. A nice line of spring patterns on hand and our prices are rignt, A liberal discount on tWo oF more suits. Nebraska Military Academy LINCOLN A Military Boarding School for boys, now located for the winter at Fourteenth and U streets. All de- partments are in full operation. A good place for boys who dom't fll‘n public lchoollihl:: entrance plemented by in- n; back work is examinations class work is aividual instr easily made up. Puplls are recelved at any time from fifth to twelfth grades inclu- sive Write for Catalogue. 8. D. HEAYWARD, Superintedent Lincoln, Web. The College of Southwest Iows. Highest grade instruction, under the best conditions for mental and morsl development and physical headth. us send you our catalogue OMAHA, WF}DN’ESDAT. ;\T‘RTL 1909. Summer Style Book 18 in Home Journal Pattern FREE Stylish, Light Weight. Up-To-Date Spring Jackets For Young and Middle Aged Women Been looking for a light spring coat? Rather scarce about towi. aren't they? A good many stores were caught “napping” and didn't foresee the trend. Not so with Bennett's. We have Jackets aplenty New, nobby effects in tans, grays and blacks and selling stacks of them Black Jackets AT $4.95 Black Broadeloth, 30- inch semi-fitted coats, tailor strap seams. coat collar, and flaps on pockets, sizes to 44 AT $8.95 Black Chiffon Panama 30-inch bengaline silk collar and _buttons, satin lined; flaps on pockets, sizes to 44 AT $10.00 Black Chiffon Panama Jackets, 36-in. length, full satin lined, Hen- galine silk collar and buttons, sizes to 44 AT $12.00 Black Jackets, 32-Inch th, half tight fit- ting for portly figures fine serge materials. feta 35 to 47 AT $15.00 Black Jackets, six styles, 36-inch length including ““Wooltex' makes, finest serges and panamas, taffeta Iinings, semi and half- tight fiting, all sizes. Light Colored Jackets AT §5.95 30-inch tan Covert Jackets, semi-fitted, with welt seams, tallor pockets; exceptional values. Fancy light stripe Cloth Jackets, ideal spring styles, semi-fitted mod- els, full of new style kinks, 6.95 AT $7.50 Misses’ 30-inch Coats of Scotch Mixtures, fancy shaped patch pockets, self button trimming. Handsome New Skirts BLACK SERGE SKIRTS 15 GORED SKIRTS To match our separate jackets, tailor- [ SiX different styles, in black, navy ed with one inch stitched seam and | @nd stone gray chiffon panamas, but- self buttons down front, and 4-inch | 0N and silk strap trimming, fold, sizes 37 to 44 length, fine styles and great \ulu&-a,$5'95 23 to 36-inch waist bands..... CHIFFON PANAMA SPRING SKIRTS SKIRTS Of hard finished worsteds or mannish | In black and navy chiffon panamas, oloths, in olive and gray stripes, also | two rows of buttons down front panel, black and navy panamas, u§7.50 | 17, sored model 4.95 to 30-Inch waist bands for Worth Men’s Easter Suits $25.00 Choice of 500 Models for $15 Crowds of men hustled after these suits Jast Saturday and many more will come tomorrow. There will be no disappointments when you come, dépend upon that. We are giving you a run for your money, such’ a8 ' you never had before, on spgring suits early in April. Every sult is absolutely the season’s new- est style: stricly pure wool and hand-tailored: all the latest new shades and fabrics; you never made a ten dollar bill more easily than you do when buying these suits, at~— $15.00 Best Beys’ and Young Men's Suits in America for $10 We have stretched a point to make this the biggest ten-dollar suit proposition in Omaha. It's posi- tively the best $10 clothing value ever shown for boys and young men. You'll have to take your hat off to that fact. Several hun- dred snappy spring styles in all pure wool materials, in new fabrics and shades, dip front coats, new shaped lapels, etc., all the style touches dapper young men like " $10.00 £ Little Boys’ Easter Suits and Reefers Our new spring stocks are representative of the best fashions of the day. Our new department on the second floor contains scores of boyish Saflor Russian Blouse Suits, Norfolk Suits, double breasted knicker bocker Suits and spring Reefers, in red sj .$3 and $5 and fancy materials, at BRASS GOODS GREAT ASSORTMENTS NEW Jardineres, Fern Dishes, etc., new styles and A siyies | osigns and highiy pol- and a Ladies lining, sizes OUR ENTIRE LINE MIRRORS AT HALF WEDNESDAY unlimit n this lo consl ld burnis hed, There's an almost of fancy mirr French bevel & Rosewood. Walnut metal and Florentine patterns choice good values to $7.50 10c¢ to $3.00 (Art Department, 34 Floor.) NOTIONS The REGULAR WEDNESDAY SALE Black Sewing Sik, | 1% spools Lo the be Hose Bupporters for W dren, black, white and ing Buttons, a 2 dozen on ca . lion head handles, v $2.25 to 95. 98¢, $1.50 $2.00 69¢ to 87.50 260 250 $1.00 to $2.00 for $1.25 to $3.50 t high, for $5.00 with linings for » Brass Finger Bowls, cach Brass Finger Bowls, platc Solid Brass Vases, at Brass Candle Stick Umbrella Stands, 2 CORRECT CORSETS You'll need a new corset, the new i r sult requires to be fitted over a new model to give the desired ef fect. We have moderately priced, ex tra long hip and high bust styles that impart just the correct lines. Batiste or Coutil, nicely trimmed, supporters attached, at $1.00 to $3.00 ered Trimmi different sizes black and white, or shell only y finished crimped or 1 dozen on 13%¢ bolt, spe straight, nic card, at Black Skirt Braid, © clal, at Great Grocery Economnes caply--nor o many cleanliness and an prompt delivery as much as vards to No othe of them obliging and makes buying personal purch store In all the west sell 0 ¢ Quality 1 higheat pleasure. as nett's. satisfactory here a real care BENNETT'S T. A. SNDER APTT & C0.'S GOODS - B Pork and Beans, large BAKING 4 POWDER 4 Positively nothing the mar. - n for $1 and 160 stamps. TEAS 1-1b. can for Assorted, 1b. for ..68c and 30 stamps and 76 stamps 14-1b. ean for 130 | | Tea Sittings, 1b. . 160 and 16 stamps and 10 stamps. 0 stamps Beans, med n for 1 5 stamps Sulad Dressing, bottle. for 28c and 10 stamps Cocktall Sauce, bottle, for and 30 ‘stamps. 10 stamps. Diamond C e Salt, package ..100 10 stamps. Tollet Soap, 10 cakes .. and 10 stamps. Nutlet Peanut Butter, two jars 900 10 stamps. 90 ns for ..@8e uart jar 86c or Vege nh.- vk[ VL | Prica Grapes. for pi Schipp's Cocoanut, 1b. 28¢ and 20 stamps. and adish. per bottle omato Soup, 3 Castile 280 4| Styles in ! RW A ? i ?Don’t Miss Easter Woek S eclals New Spring Mooney Hats 2.50 and $3 HAYDEN; THE RELIABLE STORE ]00 Patterns in the Famous Griffon Brand Shirts, at 98¢ to $3.0¢ $20 Tailored Suits Wednesday $8.95 A special purchase of 100 handsome Panama Tailored Suits secured at a tremendous bar gain, $16.50, $18.00 and $20.00 values, plain colors and fancies, at $8.95 $25.00 Silk Dresses at $10.00 Foulards, Messalines, Satins and Taffetas, Manufacturers’ Samples and Surplus, made to sell to $25.00, at, A‘hnin'(' $12.50 S)lk Coats at $7.95 Newest 50-inch designs. Splendid lot for se- lection. Don’t miss them. | See the New Crown Jewel Tailor Suits $25.00 |Style, quality and beauty, surpassing ar | thing on the market at this moderate pric Six Rousing Furnishing Goods Specials 8:00 TO 9:00 A, M. ers, Gowns, Chemise, embroidery trimmed, $1.00, choice . ... 19:00 TO 10:00 A. M.- Knit Underskirt 19¢ values, choice /10:00 TO 11:00 A. M. 1.; Gowns, odd lots, that sold at $1.00, choice . ... 69¢ “TAPERTNG WAIST™ R+G CORSETS worn b able women because R & Q. pliability the comfort are Corset Cov- lace and worth to ... 29¢ I.z\dit-.\‘53:00 TO 4:00 P. M. in all sizes, 2:00 TO 3:00 P. M- Men’s Un- | derskirts and Drawers, Sum- mer weights, all sizes, plain and fancy colors, at .........15¢ Men’s Over- shirts, percale and madras, reg- ular values to 75e, choice 19¢ lies’|4:00 TO 5:00 P. M.—Regular 15¢ quality Hose, men’s, women'’s and uhlldron s, ut pair ..6%¢ fashion- erywhere famous and always combined with the very latest fashion features. The new Spring mod- els are no exception We are showing a com- plete line, every feature of that includes the prevailing fashions, and at the same time allows perfect freedom of mo- tion ‘The model here will give correct, with fashlonable lines. you skirt (B-44) or Batiste 46) each— $1.50 shown sraceris fiewre. | Fits Like a Glove It is made with medium_bust and long Price in Coutil (B- All the New Spnng Styles Now Shown Kvery palr guaranteed Wednasday is White Goods Day In our Famous Domestic Room| {10¢ Neat White Checks, only, yard .o 10c Indfa Linon, ' 10¢ Lingerie tlmh mrd | 1234 ¢ Indla Linon, vard India Linon, yard Rl . White French Percale, at 12% ¢ White French Percale, at fine White Pique, yard. fine White Welts, vard Shrank Muslin, yard 10¢ White Fancy Walstings, at 1Q¢ English Long Cloth, yard ..10¢ English Long Cloth, yard ..15¢ Lawns, 40-inch wide, yard 123 ¢ 19c.Lawns, 40-inch wide, yard Q¢ 10 other specials in White Goods every 30 minutes, Wednesday Extra Specials for Wednesday in our Famous Domestic Room FROM 8:00 TO 8:30 A, M. One case of Genuine Fairfield 36-inch Bleached Muslin, regular price 8%c a yard, ten yard limit, 5 at, a yard vene C FROM 10:00 TO 10:30 A. M. One case of that celebrated No. 101 Sheetings, -inch Bleached, worth 81gec, 10 yard limit, g 4 3-4c FROM 2:30 TO 8:00 P M. One case of that celebrated 36-inch Bleached Muslin, worth 12%e¢ a yard -10 yards limit, at a .\an’l s 3‘4‘: Six other specials in Muslin not ad- vertised Wednesday is White Goods Day One table of White Goods, including Madras, India I un, Swisses, and Fancies, worth up to 25c, aty & yard o1 12 1-2 [, Another table Uf \\ M!a G lmds. includ ing 40-inch Lawns, Madras for tail- ored walsts, Plaid Batiste and | Fancles, worth up to 9¢, ]8 at, a yard . e Plain and Fancy Stripe Madras, new- est spring styles, at, a yard— 50¢. 39¢ and Flaxon, a plain white wulmnx. looks like llnpu. at, a yard- 0¢. 306 and 196 Stripe L llwn Suiting in all the newest shades, regular 39¢ quamy Wednesday, at, a yard. .28¢c READ THESE GROCERY PRICES FOR EASTER WEEK We Make the Prices That Will Save You Money pounds best Pure Cane Granulated igar, for ., -$1.00 pounds chotce Japan Rice, for 260 7 pounds best Rolled Oatmeal, for 2 4 pounds best Hand Picked Navy Beans. for 1 Malta Vita Corn Flakes. packag Tige { pound package Pyramid Washing ln\« der, for 10 bars best brands Laundry Gillette's Washing Crystal, package Cold Water Starch. package. for 1140 3 pound cans Hominy, Pumpkin, Taked Reans, or r Kraut, for T Good Dairy Butter, per pound 2le Fancy Dairy Table Butter, per pound 23c Soap, for Fancy No. 1 Creamery Butter, per Ih, Fresh Vegetables and Fruits. Highland Navel Ori Highland Navel Oranges, doz Highland Navel Oranges. doz 101 Highland Navel Oranges, doz resh Spinach, per peek s 2 large bunchek fresh Radisies, for 3 bunches Hothouse Radishew, 2 heads fresh Hothouse Large Head Lettuce. Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, Honey 600 & Boc size 40c size 40 and 5“ per pound....730 Lilies for 50, 60, 760 each Our New D:Iiver; fijstef; Insures Satisfaction. Phone Douglas 2600 TRY HAYDEN'S FIRS Phone Ind. A-1131 ’ models Scores of ‘‘nifty’ in most fashionable leath ers, Now for par- ticular men. 52 50 _S 330 Regent Shoe Co. 208 South 18th S ready BAILEY @ MACH Beat equippe: ade Highest AT omuy nor lized after FLOOR. DENTISTS ed Dental office in the middle entistry at Reasonabl A‘ Blces Fors I instruments ngs jus like the m;u‘ . Oorner 100y and Fermam 8%