Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 11, 1909, Page 20

SUNDAY BEE: APRII Extra Specials in our High Grade Linen Degr Bvery item a positive saving of about 30 per cent for Monday's selling. Pure Irish Table Damask, wide, guaranteed strictly all linen, full grass bleached, the best dollar damask ever sold, special Monday, yard.....59¢ Meadow bleached unhemmed pat- tern table cloths, all pure flax, beantiful range of patterns, two yards square, worth at least $2.60 each, Monday, ea..$1.50 Silver bleached and unbleacheu dinner napkins, a mixed lot with some $2.00 values, Monday, 6 for 0¢ Unlon Huck Towels, he mnmr| and fringed, good size and worth 10¢ each, Monday, each. . The Mammoth assortment strictly high grade linen huck towels, extra large size, heavy and absorbent, regular 29c values, Monday— each 14¢ Fringed table cloths, full size bleached and silver bleached; come plain, white and colored borders, largest assortment ever shown, worth up to $2, Monday, each 75¢ All mail orders filled with great 70-in HAYDENs THE RELIABLE STORE Exira Specials in Our High Grade White Goods Depl. FOR MONDAY Embroidered Batiste and Em- broidered Swisses, in all the newest patterns, 32-ins. wide, at, a yd., 98¢, 85¢, 66¢ and 50¢ 45-inch French Lawn, Wash Chiffon and Opera Batiste, for graduating and confirmation dresses, at, a yard, 08¢ 85¢ 69¢ 49¢ and 39¢ Persian Lawn, 33-inch wide, at a yard, 19¢ and 15 25 f English Nainsook, 36-inch wide, regu- lar 50c and 39c grade, at a yard ... .....30¢ and 25¢ English Long Cloth, 1 yard wide— ut a yard, 25¢ 18¢ 15¢ 12%¢ nd 10 lrlsh Dimities in checks and stripe, nlc avard......25¢ 18¢ and 12%¢ Dress Linens, Merc, Linens and Indian Head Suitings, in all the newest col- ors, at, a yard, 39¢ 25¢ 15$ care and promptness. 11, Surplus Slock of New York’s Greatest Jobbers Arnold, Consiable & Co. 15,000 yards of high class new silks in the season’s choicest On three big lots for the big sale Monday Beautiful New Foulards, Including a big line of the celebrated Cheney Bros. m-uuniul printings, elegant new Fa.ncy Silks—In almost unlim- ited profusion of style and coloring—messalines, taffetas, Louisiennes, ete.—newest col- orings and patterns; to $1.25 .39¢, 55¢ $1.00 Black Taffeta, oil bolled, heavy quality; 27-inch wide, at, yd..55¢ values, yard. . 39¢-55¢-69¢ designs. Popular favorites for also white Jap, at, yd. $1.50 Black Italian, l‘nn- "HIk Hm«-n and Messaline; a beautiful fabric; 36-inch wide, at, O5¢ $1.25 Black Taffeta, pure silk, rich, heavy weave, 36-inch wide; on sale at, yd... 89¢ Five Magnificent Black Silk Bar gains in Monday’'s great sale. Com- pare them, you'll find them superior to any offered elsewhere at near the 59¢ Black Jap Silks, 27-inch wide, 9 Well worth twice the price asked. “‘Shower Proof;” newest colorings, spring and summer. Values to Rough Pongees—A swell line of the rough and semi-rough pongees—all silk, in all desir- able light and dark shades— actual values to $1 at .25 a yard, $1.00 Black Silk Messaline, 27-inch HAYDENs THE RELIABLE STORE High Grade Wash Goods Degt. In this department we carry the strictly up-to-date fine wash goods, everything is shown new as fast as it comes off the looms. Printed Flaxon, Silk and Mercerized Novelties, Poplins, all colors and Handloom Silks, look just like Raja grades; Pongees, all colors and grades; Silk. The new Cotton Satin for Ki- monos and Wrappers—and hundreds of other new things. Let us show them to you. Anderson’s Scotch Ginghams....18¢ Anderson’s Scotch Zephyrs. . Anderson’s Imperial Madras- and . Louisine Tissues. ... 19¢ French Fine Fnbrlfll 8ilk Striped Crepe... Silk Mixed Foulards. Do mestics, Sheetings, Muslins, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Efc., In Our Famous Domestic Room 9-4 Pepperal, bleached, 20¢ 9-4 Lockwood . ........21¢C Hope, genuine article, 7440 Fruit of the Loom. ....8%¢ T T p———. 101 bleached Muslin .. ...5¢ 81x90 Sheets, No. 645, worth 650, at ...... Ve ' SO0 25¢ White Waistings. .. 10¢ 12%ec fine Percales ... .8%¢ 10c Percales .........6%¢ Calcutta Blue Prints worth 73%c¢ at cdke Silver Grey Prints, worth THo— Best Shirting Prints .. B¢ Foulard Mercerized Sateens.]1Qg¢ 16c Black Sateens.........10¢ 16¢ Towels . 19¢ Towels . 26c Towels . 10¢ Organdies 16¢ Organdies 15¢ Batistes prices. wide; great snap; Monday, at G9¢ 16¢ India Linon. Another Immense Shipment of Sample Suits on Sale Monday The choicest collection of manufacturer’s show room samples it has ever been our fortune to offer. With two resident buyers right on the ground, we have been enabled to secure values unquestionably the best ever brought to Omaha, in assortments and beauty of design even surpassing our magnificent showing of last Thursday. Prices are Fully One-Third Less Than Actual Value. \ Rug Bargains Monday That Will Certainly Profit the Home Furnisher Quality and assortments for selection we know are unsurpassed and the prices in every instance shows a splendid saving. Compare them. $25.00 Axminster Rugs, best grade, 8-3x10-6 size, special, at .817.98 $30.00 Axminster Rugs, best grade, 9x12 size, spe- 532 50 Body Brussels Rugs—Fine frame, 9x12 size, special . .$25.00 $20,00 Seamless 'r-pemy Brussels uug.. 9x12 size, best grade .. . $12.00 Value 7x9 size, at $8.50 value, 6x0 size, at “000 Wiltone Rugs—9x12 size, Oriental patterns, 28 Glrpel Samples—Wilton Velvets, Axmllmles;‘s sous- sels, worth to $2.50, nicely bound ¢ Axminster and Wilton Velvet Rugs—0x12 size, $30 quality, slightly unmatched, otherwise perfect— while they last, at .$14.98 No-Plece Lace Curtain Stretche 7 foet Water Color Window flhmlrn . 7 foot Oil Opaque Window Shades. . Monday %' Special Lace Day Zion City and China Laces 5c We have the exclusive sale of these famous wash laces in Omaha. The only lace manu- factured in this country and consequently the only ones not subject to the 60% im- port duyty. Buying these you get highest qual- ity laces. Save the 60 per cent duty in price. See the special lots Monday, Very popular this season. beautiful line for selection Real Irish Crochet I yard goods and colors. We save you 3315 per cent, We show the genuine goods, not the so-called Irish Crochet Laces, that are made in New York, but imported direct from Ireland— every yard guaranteed 15¢ to 20c Embroldery Inser Monday, at, yard State agents for the pop Hall Borchert Dress Forms. best ever produce We are overstocked on embroid- ery insertings and on Monday will sacrifice thousands of yards ) of fine insertings in 4% to 6 yd New Dress Nets shown Monday strips, worth 16c to 20c a yard, | At Bargain Prices. New Tucked all in one big lot, per yd..5¢ | Nets. Mail orders filled from Daily Ads except in case of hour sales. In the Field of Electrical Ex carefully bandaged, her ears were stuffed with paraftin a4 cotton—literally, she was blind and deaf for the time In the first experiment her father st on a bare tloor, 1 & hand. She ickly and accuratel all the words s father presented hand. Th by persons Sends Thought by Wire. will be translated just as & telegram 1s. hought en ergy carrled along a conductor and into the earth much In the same way as a lighining rod conducts light- ning. It Is more than possible that th ean be conducted and make itself visible In writing." ten These remarkable conciusions concerning Were In uages thought transmission are re:ched by Prof, Rhor daug inderst ologist with & Wrote in The girl, her e the Chloago Still, reproduced the Groek characters in them in a chalk on a blackl Thought HOUGH T o0d can be “read” q and to her while words und sente in the audience which short r ek s bound Inter Ocean. He pamphlet, entitled, e Invisibl Photography It is attract attention in Germany as it is in Russi Kotk 1made his cong.usions based years old, daughter of thought reader, and her father. them because their minds trained, Kotlk's audience was composed of the members of the “inner clini of Moscow univerdsity, who may be regarded as ex- gerts in paychology. The irl's eyes were Notable Elee striking illustra mad Enterprize. of the of the wreat heing in th hydraul power generation of eleotricity is furnished by the recent closing of negotia- tlons In Cenada for a new transmission lne. Tt will start from Nlagara, run west- ward to Dundas (fifty miles away), and there divide into thre One will extend to Toronto, a second by way of Guelph to Stratford, and the third by way ress a girl M professional He chose for th are un are branches. The most charming productions of several of New York’s most prominent makers’ show room samples, only reserved in the house for the eritical inspee- tion of expert buyers from all parts of the country. The best of all Tailor Suits, Dresses and Gowns included in matchless bargain offerings of new spring gar- ment styles. Show Room Sample Suits, Dresses and Gowns, nearly 200 of them to select from, values to $60.00; at...$35.00 Show Room Sample Suits, Dresses and Gowns, made to sell 125 of them in the lot..... Beautiful New Spring Coats—Fine cov- erts, silks, bengalines, ues to $20.00; show room samples; on saleat ....... A swell line of Silk Underskirts, made of Simond’s best taffeta, $6.00 values; choice . Show Room Sample Suits, Dresses and Gowns, made to sell $35.00; about 200 of th sale at . Fine Vofle ud Sllk Sklrts—-fllmw room samples; made to sell $20.00; choice, Monday . . $7.50, $10 Special Sale Salurday This 35¢ Shoe Pohshmg Outfit 10¢ Box Shinola 25¢ Dauber and Shoe l'()lluller Shinola is the best article on the ma polish that olls, leather finish that won't rub off. lamb's wool, regular price of set wit duce them, we're seling them for a limited time at a special price. POLISH YOUR OWN SHOES It's Easy You Can We sell the highest class of merci dise to the | save the ehold expenses 20 1bs. tor best pu ! $1.00 or Yellow Cornmeil Breakfast Oatmeal nd picked Navy s Diamond C or Beat 'Em All wmp Bromangelon, Jellyco The best Dumestic M Malta Vita Corn The best Soda or Oy cans assorted Soups (any kind you 25¢ polishes and preserves the leather; produces a patent we Granulated Sugur | 100 Handsome Spring Jackets—Tans and blacks; show room samples, made to sell to $10.00; choice ..$4.95 Splendid new styles in Panama Walk- ing Skirts, made to sell at $6.00 and $7.00; choioe +...c0.00 Long Silk Kimonos, beautiful de and colorings; $7.50 at $40.00; over .$25.00 1gns values, choice, at y $3.95 Long Crepe Kimonos, regular $4.00 val- ues, big assortment for selection; on sale at ....81.95 $6. 00 Silk and Net Waists—A\ll colors, $2.95 A ma u,mlflccut hhowmg of Linen and Lingerie Tailored Waistson sale at ete., actual val- .$9.90 .$3.95 at $30.00 and em in the lot; on ..$19.90 Visit our Children’s and Infants’ department-—everything for the little one—:2d floor. A new line of the popular Home Made Wrappers and House Dresses—shown at 98¢ t0 $2.98 Monday is the Day to visit our Drapery Deplf. Specials in Fancy Nets and Silks Irish Points, regular $7.50 val- ues, at $4.98 $3.50 values, in Irish Points, at, pair . .. $2.98 Cable Net Curtains, worth $8.50 a pair, go Monday at. ..$6.00 Only two pairs to a customer. Barnett Lace Curtains that sold at $3.98, go at, pair....$1.98 Cable Net Curtains, 214 yards long, 50 inches wide, pr. §1.49 500 pairs of Lace Curtains for bed rooms, at, pair, $1.00, 85c, 75¢ and . .50¢ Madras, wgul‘n' 25¢ \alum 2o on sale Monday at Special on Rope Portieres. 't Beat Hadyen’s for Grocene; want) ... Fancy Ri atoes, per 1b { 1-1b. pkg Col .‘\\ w Cabbag r b con B Y Ripe at $15.00 up to Special Sale Saturday Box Shinola ¢ Dauber and Shoe Polisher.25¢ rket for its purpose. A waterproof Polisher and Dauber are h 10¢ Box Shinola is 35c. made of To intro- -25¢ It's Profitable Starch. . e g ins, 1b s fanc Straw ns Apricots. . cans fancy Table Peaches TwEes 12 VEGETABLES AND FRUITS FOR BASTER sh Spinach, per peck 3 Trurnips, Honey, rack BUTTES AND OX Y Dalry B incy Hothouse Lettu Fancy Hothouse Radis 3 bunches. .5 e or b, AR s £ SEE OUR FPU'L LINE OF SHRUBBERY, BULBS AND FLOWER SEEDS. HAYDEN’S FIRST periment Th Some day the caied on to Windsor, but no such plan s con- starting of London to Bt nas. list one may be opposite Datroit, templated point to the e distance will be at present. From the \d of the longest branch the The whole put under contract, has a length The wires will f alumi- be d on steel towers. 40,000-horse of the Cana- ng business 170 miles ays- now of 30 miles and will expect num earri power, wre 1 to con 0 be fed by one porati uready d the Ontarlo Power compary Tho notable feature of this Installation repcits the New Yoik Tribune, is the high o At which it will When the industry ire (11 olts) transmit the nE pres current tricity to A point remote \ pa'nt of origin wes in its wfancy, the limit of skl and safety was 15,000 volts. Electrical en- gireers knew that the higher the pressure the smaller was the metallic tor which would serve their pur- pcses. The feasibility of any project of the kind depended largely on the cost of the they conduc used coprer wi red, and there was seen to be a point beyond which it would not pay to employ it. Hence there sire to the highest possible and energetic efforts were made prove insulators that they would mit leakage. Tt was comparatively to raise en largely work done at Niag of sclentific adviser inspired er o International repu- ol was a de- us. pressure. 50 to im trie Lighting. there pomy in arly ever W ot per- asy but difficult to prevent had been ¥ : . meant the the sixteen gandl effecting & great disastrous candle power lamps give gains tries t trans- g Small R I8 45 much 1s well lamps for Tead! £ 8 carrying 186 are candlepower, or ev substitute lamp Phese small n four or d for thereby where two voltage ight candiepower could be the escape of nd developed current when they Leakage hot but It threa along the line. degrecs, however ted. the firs trom Niagara to Buffalo, em ¥ing a voltage of 11,000, went int The nd batweer began ite service in 101 with Two years ago lines rld only m_—— saving. 7 light Al loss of powe enoug accidents By have been effe mission lin pl tion. or, remarkable o4 e advantage when in when acc ) opera- o0 se thos: a pressure Rastat o T twice as great six or elght cltage of 60,0 ) voits. there were ng or whe om I8 1 t it . and better fo Some of brilliant were designed wor OO oo ¢ 3 t r'm 1ot give perfect satis.action at first, and the attempt was temporarily abandoned A Michigan company, which has supplied Grand Raplds with a current of 72,000 voits for about three ated a parallel line months at 100,000 volts. 18 lines i tamns fornla or » yeite but Hall 1 kept burning sho two four candle give ample light and really cost less are numerous times in every home where It 18 desirous to burn & lamp all night In of sickness a lighted lamp than lamps ild be of not more These for small than ker Ther or power years, | oper- last few case It will certainly pay any house furnisher io see our splendid display % furniture Our spring stock was never so complete as now and values are certainly superior. Get our prices before buying. See Monday’s Special Offerings. $9.75 Solid Oak Chiffonier — Five large drawers, plate glass mirror; on sale this OB s $3.25 Arm Rockers, large and roomy, cobbler seat, strongly bullt, very fine finish, at........$2.35 Felt Mattress Special—One of our best felt mat- tresses, full size and weight, $8.50 value, special this week, at $6.75 Bed Spring Bargain—A big lot of woven wire, coil and iron frame. Springs that were slightly dam- aged in shipping, regular selling prices $1.50 to $4.50, on sale to close in 4 lots— 50¢ 75¢ $1.00 and §$1.50 B ———— Marvelous Reductions on All Sheets, Pillow Cases and Bed Spreads in Our Mam- moth High Grade Linen Dept. -~ Smooth Fit- ting Tailor Made Effect. e — All the New Spring Styles Now Shown. sunesn_Hardware and Garden Tools Business in Wire Pillow ¢ hemum 8 , full size, yble, god value Monday, cax One case Crochet Bed Spreads, he knott fring 1! #lze pronounced dosig special Monday, each ATl mail orders filled af advortised prices tiil Thursday heay at §1 High grade strong Per square foot, w Guarante den Ho tooth Poult extra igo n eut 4o A 1 (In \n“h\xv rubber Gar Tollet Paper, 100 Steel Lawn’ Rake, worth 60e, wire Carpet Beate 356 ux.‘ or wooden ‘B¢ (o oth braced ‘steel Garden Rake - Potts' Irons . 3-quart ¢ ‘$1.25 ot 1 ‘wteel Garden Hoe, extra '“'5‘ ¥k fc . 5 fed Milk 'or Ric Steel Shovels, squa for 4-tine Spading ‘or Potatc $ 780 nul Japanned Mail Let us figure with you on hardwa: UR NEW DELI SYSTEM INSURES PROMPT AND N PACTORY BERVICE-BOTE PRONES. sAvES 3 b o are or round point e ...360 | $1.50 rubber Skates cushioned * stecl the night 1Is use less brillant lam saving for this purpose. When it Is realize candlepower lamp uses 33% per cent m current than a twelve epower, per cent more than an elght candl three times as much as power, and five times as much as a twe candlepower lamp, cconomical ad vantage of the smaller sizes is apparent It the householder who compains about the electric light bill from month to month will observe the ywing rules he will find that the for lighting his home able. nothing more light-sy light rays. require in gt fancy glass st of the In dark colors rooms finished absorb m it a sixteen 5 f light nished ore than colors. Don't winter can; [ expect power candle to light your 1 cheaply as you do i It s lmpossible, for there hours more daylight in su r winter. n several than in 150 a four He Got An old Irishman na lot of money tin made a and bullt . e a8 & contracto house for Lis child e sons and ashamed of the plebi was always kept In the rear when they had a party or a day Casey died, 1 the was 4 great to- S dhact 5 en liad a fine coffin with plent 1d Casey was laid in state in That had known Casey cost s notiing unreas Don't waste light Use the smallest candlepower whick will do the work required. Use reflectors for close work Keep a few of the new metal filament n hand for where a large of light 18 required for any length wy will pay for themseives ver. daughters were much r, and Casey of the house reception. One lamps n fat lamps use amoun Irlshwoman, who when he was a laborer, « the face of her dead icted her to the parlor, the coffin, took a long ned lamp means & dimmed light Throw it away. Paying for current to came and asked )jperate a dim light is the helght of friend extravagance. One new lamp will often alked up to glve much light as two old ones. Don't spoll a good lamp by surrounding with @ lght killing shade. Many an' they've let ye inte th' it of parlor at las