Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 10, 1909, Page 7

TURDAY HA..Y.DuE.,,!.‘s Special Easter Sale Offerings of Matchless Bargains HAYDENs THE RELIABLE STORE T i Skl ot Bt il et ki A WEALTH OF CHARMING EASTER . (M) Intensely Interesting Easter Bargains Saturd’y GAR M ENT BARGAINS Pl = v, Ko place will 7ve 6d, the ausertomet 224 qagiity surpassed, and the special bargains offéred from recent cash purchase are truly marvelous beyond comparison. One big lot of elegant skirts, choicest new designs with deep flounces of rich laces and embroideries; garments that would sell regularly up to $15.00; in five lots Saturday at, overstocked on account of the backward sea each ; sl 50, $1.98, $2.98. $3.98, $4.98 on and willing to accept any reasonable cash jes’ . jes’ 5 offer for their surplus, the result is: Several Ladies’ Muslin Underskirts; | Ladies’ Gowns, worth to $5; « regular values up to $3.00— | lace and embroidery yokes; Tremendous Purchases of Spring Garments HBHEE ¥ PR hi t S choice for only on sale at..98c, $1.50, $1.98 1“:5;: 2}:,:1 ::‘:fr‘;:]e:e%?g?nu eAr;o:taPn 4 Combination Suits Chemises-—Regular values to $2.50, 98¢ Handsome Tailor Suits, $20.00 to $30.00 val R ] FOUR Rous,"a HOURS SALES ues, clever new designs, fine materials, rich - \ SATURDAY new colorings, as shown in window, $12.50 / = . 809 A M—0 0 et biad Beautiful 8ilk Dresses, $20.00 to $35.00 val- S to . M.—Gowns, worth | 1 to 11 A. .—.“n dies ues—messalines, foulards, satins, taffetas, to $2.00,at...........689¢ ‘S(k"t:‘ regular $2.00 qual- pongees; choicest colorings, lace applique 91010 A. M.—C < ity,at .. ‘immi i illi - M.—Corset Covers | 11°A. M. to 12 M—Gowns ""“";Illf:g: v:‘cf do not believe you rftmldzllr{.l? Charm"'g Eas’er M’”'ngr.y and Drawers, regular 50c | that are worth regularly to cate in the country at these extraordinary low ol At.mox:p ‘:f"'“_e‘l"fs "'.'d.lh'"]“' it values, at . 7 i prices, b e:‘ Foit 18 BOWDELY Bosel ble. . 8to 9 A, M.—Gowns worth to $2.00, at. . A Magnificent Line of Sample Tailor Suits ascinating creations of the master ; 11 A. M. to 12 M.—Gowns that are worth reg- and Dresses—The very choicest of the sea. millinery artists both of this country and ularly to 75¢; choice . Europe. Hundreds upon hundreds of :‘xn b ml"”"&dt;;s";;glgga ;;"i;l; winningly original designs from our own (& FOUR B’G HOS,ERY SPEC’ALS Wt Iolls GHa-thiva Mosa workroom. All the newest and most prac- e} SATURDAY tical and clever millinery style ideas, at ; Exelusive styles, choice fabrics and colorings, prices that show an average saving of at Ladies’ 75¢ Lisle Hose, in plain | Ladies’ 50c Quality Hose—Silk lisle, perfect tmlmm;,: and boundless satisfaction least 25% to you. gauze, silk embroidered and all- [ lace or embroidered, all colors and is found in Crown Jewel Tailor Suits..$25 See the magnificent special offerings on 3 over lace, all new spring shades— | black . . ceene . 380 We show nearly 300 new ones in our Eas- sale Saturday at $5, $8.50 and $10 b sale price 50c¢ | Three ]Illll'li for. ....$1.00 Ler d”plq)' . Sweeplnt Price Reductions on All Ladies’ gauze lisle and fine Maco | Ladies’ 19¢ qunln_y Maco and silk New Spring Coats, best materials and styles, Pattern Hats. Don’t fail to see them. ; Cotton Hose, plain or lace, black | embroidered Hose; blacks, tans, at $5, $7.50, $10, $12.50, $l5 $18 All Hats Marked in Plain Figures. e and faney colors; to 50c values— | ete., at, pair 12%c¢ ; 25¢ | Get the Best Pony Hose for the boys. Assortment and values surpassing any you have ever known or expected to find in before Easter season. Our New York buyer found several prominent manufacturers |~nn~|dvmh|\ up to . New S8pring 8kirt Styles $5 to $15 \ [ R New Spring Waists—-Silks, nets, lace, N . Lingeries, Lawns, linens-—Largest as- ALY . Easter Ribbons 35¢ Fancy Veilings 124c sortment for selection at 98¢ to $20 3 o 72 3 N 5 : 25c Silk Taffeta Ribbons 123c—A big 1ne | 1yo 0oo a1t Siik Vellings in fancy and plain Extra Size Skirts, in complete assort- 7 ] of extra wide all ailk taffeta ribbons, 35¢ | “pogy “hoth dotted and figured, all staple ment, fi95 to $15 00. ? Ak values, 12%€ | colord, the regular sc quality, yd..12%e v Fancy lubbons—A beautiful line of the latest dren’s Spring Jackets, new- ; novelties in fancy ribbons, worth up to 75¢ | New Hose Supporters—Special sale Saturday est styles, all colors, regular - vard, 3 Pad Hose Supporters, pair..10¢ and 19¢ $6.50 and $7.50 values; on sale $10 to i two lots $2.08 d $3.98 | 31546 Hand Bags Saturday*4.98 Easter Shoe Sale Children’s Spring Dresses— ™ s 7 k Values to $3.00, in ginghams, e greatest line of strictly new, up- to-date Hand H ’ SR . s g chambrays, linens, etc., all col- Bags and Carriage Bags ever shown in this or any other Men’s, women’s, misses and children’s fine shoes and ox- ors newest styles, at. .$1.45 Omaha store at anything approaching the low prices. fords, the largest showing of fine footwear ever shown by IF IT'S STYLISH, IF IT’S GOOD, YOU WILL FIND IT AT HAYDEN'S. No old shop-worn or out-of-date goods, but all new, first Haydcn Bros., and at priccs that make them within the reach P A LBl LR St o Bt ST Moo e SRS I BN R X TR 2R o e B L class novelties, f all. Black and brown Suedes, black and gray cravenettes in Novelties for Easter—Easter Neckwear The Black Seal Bags iu this lot are made of the ver v :“athe new models. New faney lace and linen Dutch Collars; | All the new numbers in Fine Ruchings; finest seal leather—every bag warranted perfect or : g 3 J t special at specially priced at, per yard money refunded; and a guarantee with every bag pur- Women’s shoes and oxfords, values 1 Boys’, youths’ and little gent’s shoes, A beautiful line of fancy Lace J&bot.l Full 24-in, Hair Rolls............ 19¢ chased of us. Old leather goods are dear at any price— up to $3.00; specially priced, $1.98 | worth up to $1.75, at special bargains at . Easter Handkerchiefs—31;c, 5c, T4c, be sure you get only new, fresh stock. Men’s shoes, in patents, kids and gun | i q ueen Quality and Grover shoes New Puff Ties, Windsors and | 10c and 15c—Worth fully double the 3 metals; extra special .$1.98 | Q Novelty s'-ocklin:r:l:lo’: at a5“(‘ price. $3.00 Bogs o4 -95¢ | $2.00 Vanity Bags....95¢ Misses’ and children’s shoes, oxfords | for women; Stetson and Crossett shoes 20 Per Cent Discount Sale Saturday—Bibles, Prayer Books and all Church Goods for Easter. 50c Elastic Bd“—A\ big new line to select from, at 25¢ and ankle ties; very special.. . $1.00 | for men—all new models. ————————————————— To Men of Good Taste | We do the Business in Hardware and Tools | Hayden’s.-Home of Pure Food Products Gloves For Easter “TAPERING WAIST™ Extra heavy, double strength galvanized poultry We retall to the consumer at pxly es Fancy Full Cream Brick or Limberger C X . wire, % c per square foot in rolls, cut. ‘8-4¢ | that pays you o trade at Cheese, Ib. it ARYLBISYS RON Joy SR IIANE 08N 8 R c CORSETS in Dress We Always Find | ne spading fork, worth $1...... TR 1 "L e J piheav LT readily supplied from our immense spring glove L] 5-tine spading fork, worth $1.50. 1A bive. Diamons 4 Fresh Spinach, per peck...........0c | Stock. There's satisfaction in the quality; there’s The new spring models of R. & G. -tooth lawn rake, worth 60c. .. s ¢ s.,..p for "5c | Fresn Beets, Turnips, C: saving In our prices. e corsets will delight every woman who that the ¢ round point or square shovels ' iy Onlons, per bunch. . ; \ SPECIAL SATURDAY BARGAIN OFFERINGS st e gl 12-tooth steel rake, Saturday. Soise i e i Large umbers, each...sc and T%c | Ladies Long Kid Gloves, all colors and sizes, regu- b Gr"ffon Brand Shirt steel hoe, warranted, Saturday......... 4 1hs, choice Japan Rice.!1 )11 25 Larke Head Letiuce, lead...7%c-100 | lar values to $3.50, Saturdey.$1.98 and $2.98 | fect fitting corset. “':”’h,‘“'“;l’“l the inch garden hoe, only. . ... ’ 19¢ | ' s | Fancy Hothouse Lettuce, 2 heads Ladies' Silk Gloves, long or short; all newest ashionable new TUBS PAILS BROOMS MOPS 8 Jow. best White' or Yeliow 4u|n|n19 PR Satheu H shades, special bargain, 50¢ Zse 98¢d 1.50 ;Ifi'ure, t'h:fl nl‘;-- als ‘e strongly s, Large galvanized wash tubs, 65c; medium, 55c; :12¢ | Fancy Ripe Toi Selling agents for the Famous Fownes an aysor ty affords [\.N" al more strongly than other Ll 45¢ )'?‘:’l'l‘n”\utl::‘t ;’»T:"l 'x‘x'.'.tf.'." P s | RASeTBive 1 ;:u;;a per 1b | S s FEBAIE diavas, Bvass oa's Punrantach o AR Sl I'he quality has a great deal to do 10-quart, galvanized water pails, 16 The best Soda or Oyater Crackers, C::”\ x);:fln;utfr;—?‘lx:’:.::“;:m 3 and freedom of o, per ; ey T ne: E . ’ 3 with it and the 100 patterns here for ‘(:(?c';m_“;r‘lgl":(‘)m gL guganety The best (rIAIp Pretzcis or b 1t 08 s o Get Ready fo Paper z:;f:;:‘::le "{:1: Py 5 . naps, per Ib. . ¢ 8o | Large Grape e selection insure pleasing choice. 15c mop stick and 25¢ mop, only. . 29¢ | Pure 'Tomato 3 60c size Highland 3 ) be hip style shown $1.25 fancy japanned flour cans, holds 50 1 ::.I'":m?lln ¢ ] ‘ ¢ [ Big Sale now on in our new Wall Pa. o here has o me- awest i we sple i The Advance Washi; Machine, onl; i e California Pri ib...4c d i : ! : ~ um bust, long All newest styles in these splendid TMOLTERON M b BN MACing: WIS ¢ td Frosluig 'R’;',;'“*; per o “,“’M;, g ; per, Paint and Decorating Dept., 4th floor. " skirt and extrs shirts; prices 98¢, $1.50 to $3 | The American round shape washer....... $3.38 Salifornla Peaches. ib... $igc | dosen OO | You’ll find here, without doubt, the lifornia Dried Grapes, ib.be | 30c size Highle 2 I . z largest and most complete stock in the city. Heure, SPacetes \ \ I The $10 easy Ak-Sar-Ben washer........ 98 alifornia Cooking Rnu«m- \aun'n . . ralh We carry them in all sizes from | 150 moth balls, Saturday, only. . S 10¢ TR Yec| New Honex H 9 taching: - Nadbhandtonr 1 BOYS AND GIRLS, ATTENTIO 3o S A S, Thook | Mot Yo i '.":’;:;I.t".‘,‘..“.' Drice 1,000 S8ample Enamelet, the new wood in the extreme 14 to 20 inches. Neckbands can fit | gioer wheel, rubbercushion, roller skat rancy No. 1 Dairy Table Buiter, per | gniy 758 T8 00 O VUG | iniel given away free Saturday. Get one. Priced fn Coutil . . : 5 4 uy vour ‘Rose Bushes and Shiub: Wa) ) 0 i o you perfectly, See them. Fvery- | $1.50 a pair, only....................... Fancy’ No. 1 Country’ Creamery ‘But- | bery Saturday. This will be the last See the free demonstration, ; :r L . 3 s v $1.25 roller skates. .. - 79¢ ter, per i 260 | Any. 5 A ” 1 ste (A-45), at thing of the best in Easter Neckivear | §350 boys' wooden —coaster showing how to paint chairs, for men. Just look over our line, it gl -w;é&'-"s;b:fig Tr H AY D EN ,s Flrst Phone t.ahles, floors, ete. Wholesale : / 4% Vfl..?o P will certainly please you. ’ i Gt 1y Doug. 2“0' y A3 and Retail. Ivery pair gul anteed, APPUMAIT“X ALTARUE phr\ch piine of battle, but when an armistice w they Boat Lme from ROLEMD greit COmmlttee fOl' I'he the duty of the local committee now (o lcok for a ate and . : i and attend to other granted men of both commands frequently incident of Appomattox cemented | . ey .Trw::m"l.l;'l‘fi i o - ! met on the battlefield to bury thelr re-|tne ,m,.(“, feeling between the two com- | | svenue and Spencer street, frame dwelling. \ 1 01d Soldier Tells How Federals En-| spective dead. and became fast triends. | mands more airongly than ever ana n?w‘.e‘ Decaturto SOOC‘Q 0ot Suvests. frame. apelile: bo tes B | State H()spltal *CDUNTY GAINs —— testained 'Oontodsrates. Take Dinner Together. | 18 a tellowship of feeling even to this day | to BC Ldunched | Henmingsen: Thirty-tnird o ! G | HEIRE IN FAMILIES When the surrender at Appomattox was | among the veteran survivors of those {wo frame aweiling, $LAW; "¢ — concluded we learned that the Sixth Vir-| regiments that will continue until the old | B raver Kosty ALig ant .s-m‘nn .ir(:\,,:; Local Physicians Appointed with | Gets Five Move "”‘ the Week After HAD THEM AS GUESTS AT FEAST sinia cavalry was cncamped near our com- | veterans shall all have joined their com. | | Trame dwelling. 1.0, State Representatives to Look Siting Marriages and DI- mand and some of us obtained p‘lmlfll-)n rades on the other shore. & N = : . verces Asked. R o N { River Tunlponmon Will Be Estab After Orthopedlc Hospital, Five familles 12 the net gain o Douglse i it Y et | Sheridan, Commanding Sixth Cavaley, camp to fnvite the Sixth Virginia m-;NAMEs IN THE CORNERSTONE lished for a Distance of !EXLdVathl] tor | ——— county tor the week sRding Fride. . . : y| While twenty-five couples secured ma; iy p ver (o our-camp aul fake supper with us | i Drs. Jonas. Gifford, Bridaes and Findia h PHISNE . NG T . e Dt promised Lo come down |That Will Be O 3 Sixteen Miles. Brandels l heater,n.u been decided on as an Omaha commit- | ri licenses and were wed, fifteen di Hoys of the Enemy on 10 the camp and join us in the feast. Sbih. Oondu a—— {tee 1o look after the establishment of the | Verce suits were initiated within the sam Their Bravery. 1S Datlt Tt ol L SiRec hub thati s 1 H branch of"the orthopedic hospital in this | time, and if all of them result in a disso was plenty of fried bacon, soft bread, good Sixteen miles from Tekamali and con < city. lution of the marital tie, this would leave Nearly every phase trom nearly every | coffee, bolled potatoes and canned toma- | Sunday school children who are giving 10| PECted only by a road which s descrived |Work Begins and Will Be Pushed | Tna was the résult of a conterence in | & balance of ten in faver of the domestte BE dis ik Mot colllre¥'cc o ned. foon cents sach 1o the Cnild Bevine Tnotiars| BY the farmers and business men in the with All Possible En- Omaha Friday of these physicians and Dean | &ltar, but five of the newly married couples Sth and 10th of April, 1865, when General| *“We could gather up only about fifty or | fund will nave their philanthropy memor- section as g bum.” the merchants of De- ergy. Ward of the medical department of m-‘:m live m{\-ld-‘ county. The Lee surrendered 1o General Grant at Ap-| sixty of the Virginia boys. They were & |jalized to the extent that the name of each | *{UT: assisted by the farmers, are Lo start University of Nebraska and others inter- | balance, therefore, yomattox, has been written and rewritten,” | little diffident about coming at first, but [ onila will go Ints the cornerstone of iy |® 008} line from Decatur to Sloux City B cated in the enterprise The figures do not mccurately represen said u veleran of ihe Sixth United Btates | we convinced them (hat our welcome was |new home to be built. Gifts by Bunday | o 0% 41nouncoment was received by the | pycavation for the new theater to be| President Allen of the'Bonrd of Regents |the proportion of new marriages to di- avairy (which regiment was then the | sincere. The Sixth United States cavalry | ool children have been ilke the widow'y | COMErcial club Friday from a patron of | erecteq by J. L. Brandeis & Soms at the |0f the university, Chancellor Avery and | vorces, for the number of petitions fo headquariess UArd and escort for General | boys acted as walters (o their visltors. The | mite {n gome cases and a small misston | L%, OMANS MATKel, Who wanta the Omaha | corner of Seventeenth and Douglas strests | Dr. Ward constitute a commijgpe for the | divorce the last week s above the average Pl Sheridam) and now a vesident of | Virginlans were surprised to e that we | yiyo ) STE SRR WOS S MmN yards | Pusiness men (o get a boat and run it up | yegan Friday and the west half of the big | #late 10 work with the local dommittee. |a number of people rushing to get advan- Omaha, “but there were a few incidents | had real wheat bread. Some of those men | go (0% TE8T TH¢ TOE the river to Deeatur, Blalr, Onawa and will be cut down to a lowel leyvel than | Gurdon W. Wattles having volunteered |tage of the old low, which provides six \king place the night of April 10 that|had not tasted a piece of genuine wheat e o e e sl = Bloan, s the business men can “buy In|(he basement of the bullding on the [10 81ve $0,000 toward this institution It wiil | months' residence here only ave not yet graced the pages of history, | bread for several months and few of them ' P oW Omaha where they have always bought | | Previously acknowledged $42,707.75 4 - bought | coiner. It had been the fortune of the Sixth|had eaten a piece of genuine bacon for & | (oainerine B Nosh oo | B00as o d ium have to .:;Bn- Sloux City Work on the lots where the theater will | e » T —————— e fre - Ci d ol 0 |, J Captain Leach of ringfleld, 8. D. | United Siates cavalry to be frequently | similar period. As for canned tomatoes, L. F. Swanson 100,00 | Rsivootin o s -8 o By Ko oo pitted against the Sixth Virginia cavalry | they had tasted none during the entire 0. D. Kiplinger .0 | is io run the boat and Ih will carry 25 INO MORE STOMACH MISERY OR DYSPEPSIA | were in - . In consultation with special theater { the confederate army during the sev- | war Mrs. J. H. Lowery, Leigh..... : tons or more. The farmers near Decatur | i z Gunther . n architects and the excavation could not " " S0-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin you could elal campalgne o Virginia. not p Sheridan Comes Over. irst Methodist Episcopai Bunday have given Captain Leach their assurance |pe started until the plans were compiets. | FTOmpt Relief From Indigestion and R . Fye) Always go to the table with & hearty o Afier supper General Sheridan came| School, South Omaha 40| thal they will send thelr grain and live | Tne building will now be pushed with an | Distress is Waiting for You ’ - Ty o E Chantilly, - Antletam, Warrenton ath ! | K ’ petite, and your meals would taste good, Mountain, Gettysburg, the Wilderness, Ce- [ over to our camp and greeted the Vir- | d“nrdsh\"wl»li&\ad. Auburn o0 -th ktln |||nrl\"\';u| u.’.; boat .-mv the mer- | Losaible energy. Emil Brandels, who has oho‘vmrn:w:x“.lcn"l'l":lu :1fi|1:::¢ur: -n.-:l: R 1ol il BT e il dar Creek, Fisher's Hill and at the last st gintans with the utmost cordlality, shak-| g ihe) ~ Baptist Mission Sunday ghante are 1o ship all merchandise on the | aetive charge of the firm’a bullding opera- | O Your stom X P ive | 10 Indigestion or Bleepiess nights or Head- o a1 | ing hands with each of them and bidding | Sohool, Seuth Omaha 5.8 plver. The reason for running the boat 1o | tions, will return from Egypt in two op | Sfief your mesl. This powerful digestive | 12 NOISEOn T8 Feeple il the nest days The two regiments came to know each | them God speed. He complimented them | Cash sent by letter without signa- Sloux City Is Elven as being entirely the | three weeks and contracts will be let for | 804 antacld, though as harmiess and pleas- | 100¢ BF 0o you would not meed laxativos olher well. The only hostility existing be- | on their bravery and knew that they ..,m.le b g {""ll.';\l-':m NLI:W" \nllrs 5 fault of the river, which, steamboat men |yne stone and concrete work at once. ant as candy will digest and prepare for | Rerogion ro 8 o ad '“;m:‘l; ;:a e e o | e Ro A 3 : 4 v o > yo | Cioland 2T %0 B 3 say, is better and safer above Decatur than | The excavation for the bullding at Nine- | ssimilation into the blood all the food bowals clean and fresh Charles Richards, Trumbul | from that town to Omaha. {teenth and Douglns streets. where J. L. |YOU can eat P - Decatur Is an old steamboat landing and | Kennedy of the Brandels banking house | &t what your stemach craves, withoui ape's Diapepéin can be obtained from y cou ey 1 11 . the boat business. | is 1o erect a building is completed and | the slightest fear of Indigestion or that | YOur """ll"' and containé more than unce (o . 45 - eno triangules o thoroughly ¢ b i g g | contracts will be let shortly for the work | You Wwill be bothered with sour risings. N Asanhe ugHly cuse the and tears. Stop it | f erecting the bui'ding Beiching. Gas on Stomach. Heartburn, | Worst dvapaptic. There la nothing Better } | Stop coughm% — e L M. < ifl There is | Take Warning. George H. Thumme: y-elghth ave- | P cxh io o COA O Biadache. foam Slantash Nonssn Dok for 02s of Ahe Biesioh: or Seas RiiiE P" res the throat and lungs "no""o‘s‘:’: it! Ayer's Cherry Don't let somach, liver nor kidney | BU€ Harney streota. beick posder dwl- | ‘apg, & for Postmaster. Breath, Water Brash or & feeling like you | T0M (he stomach or to cure a Stomtach ing so bad foracouflrascouglflnz. P edl- trouble down you. when You ean quickly | I&: 313008 C. P. Traver, Thirtleth street | NAHVILLE, Tenn April 5.—An offort | nad swallowed a lump of lead or piner | Headache Pector.xlmamediche!ououghsandcods.u lar doctorsm them with Electric Bitters. & por | AN Kowler avenue, frame dwe.iing, $.0. |js heing made 10 have Mra Carmack | | v down A £ Fo M 5 - " | disagreeable miseries. | You couldn't keep & handier or more use- | » 2 Lande Tairtleth stye and Jow of the late Senutor ¥. W. Carmiek cine. Use it! Ask your doctor if this is not eallute: |sale by Beaten Drug co. v | Dewey avenuc. frame dweling, ss0; & | appointed postmaster in Columbia, Tean It you will get from your pharmacist a | ful article in the house