Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 24, 1909, Page 11

™ EDITORIAL PAGES 11 TO 20, THE OMAHA BEE goes to the homes—is read by the women—sells goods for advertisers. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE OMAHA, | R VOL. XXXVIII—-NO. 268 SINGLE SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 24, 1909, COPY, ONE CENT. D and Toilets A thoroughly dependable drug store quoting lower prices than anywhere else hereabouts. Prescriptions carefully compounded. Meilen's Food...886, 480 | Pure Crea Eskay's Food, 0, 46o| P . phur, pe b - 880 | ' repared Chalk, 1 Pinaud's t P for . Treko Pray’s Ongoline. . Inle of Violet Water, 4-o01 Requa Nail Black Silks $1.00 and $1.25 Qualities for 69c Best black silk attraction on Sixteenth street, half price in many instances for thoroughly rolla.- ble ellks of the most fashionable sorts, 27-inch taffetas, oll bolled; 27-inch Louisiennes, 27 inch Criels wash silks, peau de sole, crepe de chine, etc., actual $1.00 and 69e $1.26 values, for .... cesrennes ‘ Yard Wide Percales—Best White Serge Suiting—With mbroideries—For one day —~handsome edges, {inser- | ! , | 16¢ grades, light and dark black hairline, ulnfa plain tons and Dends, § to'18 styles, choice, new, neat pat- cream, finest $1.26 goods inches; good, actually worth terns—100 pleces, 6% shown, will go at, 16c and 19¢ yard, per yard C per yard our price $2 5 Don’t buy your new tailored suit haphazard. models, New York'’s best tailors have sent us, *15 - Nobby Suits-Topeoats-Raincoats This pen sketch conveys but a faint conception of the general tone or style of the gar- ments we are featuring at $15.00 in our Men’s Clothing section Saturday. The garments ’ themselves show clearly that in every other detail—such as material, tailoring, linings— they measure up to the regular $20.00 standard. The suits are choice new worsteds in all the late shades; the Top. Coats are fancy worsteds; the Raincoats are of black thibet and dark gray wor- steds—an actual $5.00 saving Young Men’'s Suits Finest suits ever in any store at ten dollars are here; strictly pure wor- sted models, made in height of good style. All the newest shades, such as gray. slate, tan. olives, green, blue, § ete.; alpaca linings..... 10 Annual Sample an Remnant Frame Sale Pring vour Pictures with you Traveling Men's Samples, house samples, and ends of stock in oak, gold, green, antique in oval Shuare ana oblong shapes.’ Prices much less than half regular values. Sizes include— Bx7 fnch, 10x12 inch, 6x8 inch, 11x14 inch, ¢ (W 7x9 inch, 14x17 inch, to 8x10 inch, 16x20 inch, 18x40 finch. . Art Dept. Here are 1,000 new $40 on sale Saturday only %112 erine Tonie-— BOOK and any 15¢ Ladies’ i 808 " Fol tern, for 8o Polish. . .100 24 floor. Men’'s Fine $20 Suits Nothing more fetching comes from the custom tailor than these. The materials are fine worsteds, in the best shades. America’s best clothes makers and designers are repre- sented; splendid choos- ing, too Unusual News of Boys Clothing Unusual because it brings you lowered prices right in the heart of the season. Fortunate purchases, not possible earlier in the season. Reflect a minute. Have you ever heard of more timely news. Suits for Boys 6 to 16 Years—All wool | Boys’ Blouses, 6 to 15 Years—Very ex- and newest spring styles, double breast- [ tensive line of styles; in blue and tan ed, plain and Norfolk effects, all the | chambray, striped cheviots and percales new shades and patterns, cuffs on | Kai ki, white madras and black sateen sleeves, flaps on pockets. KEvery suit a | materials; 50c and full $4.00 value, at BOYS' KNEE PANTS, 11 to 14 YEARS—Desira- SUITS FOR BOYS, 8 to 16 Years—Double- | ble materials, all 60c values 9¢ breasted suits, in nobby stripes and materials, | Boys' Caps and Tams—Regular 50c, 75c and including plain blues, all $3 values, at §1.98 $1.00 kinds, at HALF PRICE. | T 'F g SATURDAY is going to be a remarkably important day in the suit f i i \ Il store at Bennett’s. It is our belief that Omaha women care as much for correct style and the nicities of fashionable apparel asany women in America. To prove it we have secured for Saturday’s business over1,000 suits all at $25.00 that are marvels of tailoring art and good taste. These suits were made to our special order after models that have passed the most critical test of the best dressed women everywhere. k We are proud of them. You will be if your good judgment leads you here to inspect them. Don’t expect to find a heterogeneous collection of early season fads, long since dead. - Select any style you like best, we will show you a complete range of colors and sizes. The fabrics too, are new and different. It’s the best assemblage of refined $ genteel suits Omaha has seen this year. It’sa real treat for all who like dressy clothes. Most of them are actual $40.00 values. Saturday choose any for $25.00, and no charge for alteration, either...... g A Great Shirt Purchase $1.50 : $2 Shirts Saturday $1 M. Freeman & Co., of Troy, N. Y., makers of fine shirts, sell to Bennett's 300 dozen new spring and summer shirts close to half price. Correct Hat Fashions at $3 It's not necessary to pay four or even five dollars to get a smart becoming hat. Run in Saturday and see the splendid new lines we'll show you at three dollars. Rverything a man could wish for in soft or stiff hats is here and in all the newest shades, too. Special _lot Men's Hats _all In this purchase you get the best patterns we have seen in any line this sea- e sisele soft shapes is bejug offered son. Materlals are substantial and every shirt is well made and finished. At_isss than_half; cholce of gray No limit, almost, to the variety. Shirts with cuffs on or off; 00 2.00_hats _for (] olive,_brown or_black, Fanoy Half Mose—In @ dozen | Union Sults for men, mercerized y o ge * lisle in lavender, esh, blue, pow shades—oxcellent 86e stripes and white or ecru, real values, 6 pairs $1. pair....190 | 35 garments for 93.00 QOur Great Annual Dollar Sale of Umbrellas | Extraordinary Shoe News For All the Family Boys' High and Low Shoes—laced, but- ton and buckle styles, best $3.00 values— 51.79//‘ ; regular or coat styles, in fact, best $1.560 and $2.00 shirts made, without any doubt. On sale Saturday at, choice for 1,000 Handsome Japanese China Pieces at $1.00 Our Second Sample Line in Two Months. *leces worth $2.60, $3.00 and $4.00 each—for a Dollar. Hundreds of women will recall the great sale of two months ago. At that time the finest China ever sold in America for a dollar were offered. Now here comes another sale with just as big a vari- ety and if anything even more beautiful pieces than the first lot. New York’s biggest importing ho use was cleaning up its entire sam- ple room stock. The success of our last sale when we bought all their travelers’ samples influenced them in offering us this line. $1.00 Saturday you get first choice. 2ND SHIPMENT DOLLAR KID GLOVES SATURDAY AT 10,000 Umbrellas in Monster Purchase from Hulse Bros. & Daniel of New York A sale that overshadows any umbrella event ever put on in the west. The bargain possibilities know no bounds. Girls' Shoes—Ilaced nd button styles, also button ox- fords, splendid $2.50 values— Women’'s 26-inch Umbrellas, men's 28-inch Umbrellas, with genuine natural ebony Directoire handles, long pearl with gold filled and (925-1000 fine) steri- ing silver handles also new gunmetals, horn and etched sil- ver. Tops are American taffeta, a mixture of silk and linen or wool with all silk cover—best and most durable material $l OO put in any umbrella. The one big sale of the year. Be out L4 early Saturday. Crowds will come. Choice any umbrella e There are tankards, vases, art pieces, cracker jars, salads, sugars and creams, nut bowls and scores of other kinds—all actual $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00 goods. Just as shown in window. Choice of entire lot one dollar. 79¢ Identical kid gloves that regularly sell at $1.00, not in job lots, but in a full line of colors and sizes, at, pair 79¢ Another lot includes prime Lambskin Gloves with Paris point embroidery, finest $1.25 gloves imported ; best colors 8¢ 98¢ Kayser's & Fowne's 12-button silk Gloves at 75¢ | Kayser & Fowne's 16-button Silk Gl . Men’s Shoes i : i YRy on oves $1.00 These are the kind of offerings that makes this the “always busy” glove store. Instead of the wusual It's a genuine surprise for mothers who come here for little girls' dresses. unsightly styles and colors and the slip-shod neddle work one generally sees, wi of new ideas and all made from standard percales You'll buy them in lots of three to half dozens when you see them, 59¢, Girls' Reefers—Fine new line light fancy mixtures, also plain blue, cadet, brown, etc., 1 to 5- year sizes, $2.05 and..§1.95 | Reefers for girls, 6 to 14 years, | a manufacturer's sample line, | all colors #nd fancy fabrics, ‘ values to $8.00, choice. §$8.95 I Infants' Coats, too, at attrac- tive special prices for Saturday. | SAMPLE LINE SILK $ BROCADE CORSETS 1 O FOR ONE DAY 4 » Thia is indeed a rare occurrence and we are ex- tremely fortunate to be able-to make the offer It'’s & line of very handsome rich silk brocade madels, some with girdle top and long hip, others are medium bust and long hip and all are regular $6.00 corsets, A sample line and lot is limited. ‘We advise early shopping $1.00 A New $2.50 close to half Fashiun's most exact- ing style, portraying the extreme long hip and high bust idea to produce the youthful sienderness the new styles call for. Materials are fine batiste, bias gored and embroidery trimmed— 2 pairs supporters House Dresses, one piece styles, | Lingerie in gingham and chambray, in | small checks, also percales, seli- | straps for trimming, strictly | new styles; special. .. Wash Petticoats of striped biack and white, Hyde grade mater- fals, showy flounces. ..$1.00 CORSET COVERS - One big lol at irdctive new styles and some a Jii- tle sofled, values 60c, for the daintiest and ginghams; the best that can urchased. 5S¢, $1.25, $1.75, Waists. styles at § trimmed effec $2.00, at .. R T Lot Waists—Tailored madras, | fancy striped and lingerie gar- | ments, a little mussed, values | to $3.00, at ... ! Tailored Messaline and Taffeta Waists, all good dark colors: | values $5.95 for sale Copper Nickel Goods In the Basement, $8.00 Chafing Dishes.35.48 $6.50 Chafing Dishes.84.45 Baking Dishes. . $1. Baking Dishes.$1.98 $4.00 Laking Dishes.$3.85 $6.00 Baking Dishes.$3.95 $4.50 5 o'clock Teas.$2.6) new . beautifully values up to $2.50 aso | Hardware Section, 89¢ §8c tea and coffee pots.460 Alumizum Preserving Regular $1.28 lines ottles Regular $1.18 lines..79¢ | Regular $1.38 lines Liberty House Paint 25 gallon size cans, for. . i gallon size cans, for % gallon size cans, for e arter'’s White Lead, 100-1b kegs for. .. Double stamps on all paint Rubber Hose—50 foot lengths, 10¢c, 12¢, 15¢, 20 A hose reel free with each 50 ft. length Saturday. Lawn Mowers—Complete line; prices up from.§3 Grass Catcher free with mower purchases Saturday Steel Garden Rakes—30c¢, 35¢ and. . 40¢ And 20 Stamps Lawn Rakes—24 tine—usual 40¢ line, at Spades and Shovels—Long handles, 76¢ line. Garbage Cans—26-gal. $2.25 size for .. §1.5 Galvanized Sprinklers, up from. - 35¢ And 30 Stamps. One of our fine Saturday specials; 200 pairs Low Shoes, in tan Russia calf, ox blood, gunmetal and vicl kid, Spencer Shoe Co. of Boston $§3.50 line, at per pair .. Men's $5.00 Shoes $3.19—J , Fellowcraft and Packard patent colt, tan kangaroo and gunmetal, laced and button shoes, all $5 lines, for...$3.19 Men's Oxfords—Green, tan and ox blood Russia calf with washer, ring and buckle lacings, highest grade $4.00 and $5.00 shoes, for. Women’s Shoes Womeh's stylish tan pumps and oxfords and laced and button tan shoes, $3.50 and $5.00 quality, Thos. G. Plant & Co. and Lewis & Sargeant makes, speclal, per pair ... $2.50 Women's $5.00 patent colt hand turned and weit oxfords and Russia calf oxfords—also buckle pumps, o S IR VSR A .. $2.98 Women’s pink, blue and white Sailor Ties and patent leather and velvet kid dancing slippers, all $4.00 values, 8t .......... $1.98 Infant's Laced and Baut- Shoes, sizes to 8—§1.00 ton Shoes and Laced L)‘;:ll‘;l" " S50 9 v ren’s oe om Slippers—8izes 3 10 5. | “g)oos Tan kid and The Yhlnee patent colt, hand sewed Children's Laced Slippers button and laced styles, and Laced and Button | 82 values, at...$1,19 HOIERY Boys' splendid ribbed, seam- less hose, good heavy qual- ity, in all sizes, best 20c grade, for one day, at, pair. ....10¢ Women's Imported Cotton Hose, with split sole, regular values, special, pair Geneva Silk Hose—Most success- ful Hosiery special Bennett's ever had. Look and feel like real silk, 8 pairs Fruits and Vegetables Washington Navel Oranges 60c size, per doz. . .45¢ 50c size, per doz 40¢ 40¢ size, per doz .30¢ 30c size, per doz........25¢ Lemons, 20c size, dozen 15¢ Grape Fruit, 3 for 25¢ String Beans, quart .10¢ Asparagus, 10¢ Green Onions, 3 bunches..5 Fresh Turnips, Beets, Rad- ishes, Pie Plant, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Cabbage. ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Save in the Meat Market Cudahy's Rex Regular Hams—2,000 1bs. on sale, fully guaranteed, including 30 stamps, with each ham, per pound Frosh Pork Roast— per b, . B ..7*01 Mautton Shoulder Roast— Fresh nine pounds .. Leat urday offer, pound ,.... Cudahy's Rex Bacon—Another Saturday. very choice strips, 1b Lard— Mutton Stew—Special Sat- big day 2,000 1bs. on sale, Choice Pot pound 10c¢, 8¢ Rolled Rib Roast—All bones removed, pound Roast—Per HANDKERCHIEFS | Women's Handkerchiefs — Pur® linen with embroidered corners, 26¢ values .. ..15¢ Women's Handkerchi®fs — Pure linen, 50c quality, embroidered corners; Saturday at ....25¢ with every purchase SATURDAY In Glove, Hoslery, Handker- chief and Women’s Under- wear Departments [ UNDERWEAR Women's Long Sleeve Vests, | light spring weights; a manu- facturer's stock of ‘‘seconds;"” very slight imperfections in the regular 26c line, these...]17¢ Women’s low neck sleeveless vests, daintlly lace trimmed, | Dbest 26c values......... 15¢ 1 Women's Umbrella Pants, wide knee and lace trimmed, usually ! 35¢, special IN THE GREAT GROCERY DEPARTMENT Bennett's Best Coffee, three pounds for.... Bennett's Best Coffee, one pound for Bennett's Teas, assorted kinds, pound. Bennett's Capitol Braking Powder, pound ... Pure Honey, Mason pint jar, for Mignonette Marowfat Peas, three cans Armour's Corned Beef, No. 1 can..,. Armour's Veal, Beef, and Ham Loaf, ca Batavia Salmon, tall can for . 3 Cleaned Currants, three pounds for Rub-No-More Laundry Soap, six cakes Hartley's Pure Fruit Jams, assorted. § Crackers and Biscults, large assorted, package Kamo Catsup, bottle Minute Gelatine, flavor: Walker's Chill Con Carni ... Full Cream Che per pound Domestic Swiss Cheese, pound . Premium Butterine. two pounds for Poppy Evaporated Milk, large can Galllard's Olive Oll, basket bottle Flower and age, for . Diamond € Soap, Velvet Gloss St Burnham's 20¢ Vegetable Seed HEINEY PIOK Small Bweet Pickles, qt. and 20 stamps. Melon Magoe Pickles, 6 for ... and 10 stamps. Sour Mixed Pickles, quart ... and 20 stamps. POF CORN BALLS MIXED Speclal offer, B Fine auaiity, four for ’ " per pound CANDY . - green stamps . green stumps en stamps Ereen stamps CERR) reen stal P & mps green green green stamps stamps stamps green stamps ar green green Ereen 5 green green stampn stamps stamps Atamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps. green green green green Lawn Grass Fertilizer, 25c sacks, for BUTTER SFECIAL Bennett's Capitol Creamery, very finest produced, put up in fuil pound bricks, special for riday and Sat- urday, pound BALTED PEANU 10¢ Alvays fresh, at, per pound at,