Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 30, 1909, Page 12

Friday’s Big Sale of REMNANTS Every woman in Omaha will find bargains here that are equivalent to saving several dollars. It will pay you to read these bargains and visit this sale. Remnants of Wide Flouncings and Skirtings 18 and 27-inch wide embroidery flouncings and skirtings, * also corset cover widths, wide insertions and galloons— Sfrwiesvedste 15¢ and 25¢ yard . Romnants of Odd Lots of Laces French and Gérman Val. Laces, also torchon and fancy wash laces—worth up to 10e a yard, 1 at, yard . 2/90 Narrow and Hcdlum Embroidery Edges and lnumom All kinds on bargain tables—a special remnant day 3c bargain, worth up to 10c a _\nrd. at, )ard. 0 AN 25¢ l‘rencll Swlos lSc Yd Will make very pretty summer Afesses—fancy stripes, rosebud and floral patterns in light and dark colorings on white grounds ~all with embroidered white dots-—26¢ 18 the regu- Tar price, Fridly. at, lsc per yard ... . Genuine Lonsdale Cambric— from the bolt here Friday, at, per yard . Extra fine fancy batiste and fancy striped dress lawns—over 100 pretty new patterns— from the bolt, y.m..,‘.,loc 10c Dress Ginghams, checks and stripes—on sale all day, in 8, 10 and 15 yard lengths at, per yard 1 5¢ Tolle du Nord Glngham All the plain shades, faney stripes and small plaids, also neat baby checks in blue and pink—I15¢ ginghams in perfect waist and dress lengths, at, 81/9‘: yard Yard wide bleacfied muslin—equal and better than Lonsdale or Fruit of the Loom—in perfect loom lengths, all da at, per yard sc 40-inch wide Victorla lawn— worth 12%¢c a yard, at, per yard All the new stripes in fine yard wide percales that are worth 12%c a yard, wfllgoa( 6% (4 per yard .. Afternoon at 1:30 Full standard calicoes, in all the various grades and lengths, In- [ ~gtaple patterns for house dresses not over 20 yards to each eluding summer lawns—all will go at, per l customer, will go at, vovives BB | per-yara ‘ (4 Forenoon Only Small lots of cotton goods in yard . . . And many other big bargains in the hasement Specul Sale Remnanis of Sllks .),000 vards of nll I\mdfl of silks—in lengths from 21% to 15 vards. All short pwmq and odd lengths have been 25c marked at one price. You will find silks from our stock worth from 50c to $1, on bargain sq., yd. plain fan- Silks—for | ®nd tWills, in the new-| ciop pongees, Jap Ten pleces o est printi d col ngs and col- Friday only (an ex-| orings—dots, scrolls, | /K% etc.—in black small figires and| and all colors—as long tra special bargain), they last, in the base- at, per yard— seometrical patterns— ment, at, yard— of white | $1 Foulards, satin faced Mixed silks, 10c | 0dd Lots and Remnants Dress Goods s | 49c Dl‘.ll goods apecu.l in buement—& big lot fine dress gondfl remnants—100 different weaves and newest colorings black included. They run from 2 to 8 yards— enough for an entire dress patterns, also skirt and waist lengths and plenty of good pieces for children’s 25c dresses. Biggest dress goods bargain ever offered. . ash goods, plain and Dress Goods Specials on Main Floor silk and Balance of the $1.00 44- | Final clearing sale of |Imported inch French Vollek, in | " 4il our customs house | fancy line i| dress goods sampies | fANCY Volle myrtle and n only, including | —a great many match [ 1ot imported [ —up to 90 yards of a kind. They are strict- nd novelty 1} at, | ly all wool,—will go t dered Banzal silks, 36- inch wide organdies and satin stripe fan- cles, from 3%¢ to 50c | ted to exist In the city of Omaha rests | The scle jurisdiction of the Fire and Po- Fred Hoye, (Chas. J. Karbach, {So You Must Store |YourF urniture? - PICKED BY THEIR PARTY! And Regularly Nominated W J Hunter,' Wm. F. Wappich, Republican Candidates for Fire and Poiice Commissioners. George W. Craig, Republican Candidate for City Engineer. Every man a clean, able citizen of good standing in business, circles and among his nelghbors, and prepared to safeguard the best Interests of the city that ts really the metropolis of the mid-west as well as Ne- braska. All their interests are centered here, and have been for a lifetime. Vote for these men and you VOTE FOR OMAHA. Circumstances over which they had no control brought these men into the fleld several weeks after the other republican candidates were placed before the people; hence they are compelled to take this mathod of making their candidacy known to the voters. P T R SRS TR SRR Anti-Saloon Ticket Statement The position of the candidates upon the Anti-Saloon League ticket for the Board of Fire and Police Commlissioners -hi"h reference to licensing saloons is this: Under the Slocumb Law the power of saying whether saloons shall be permit- with the mayor and city council. The body having declared in favor of license this acti>n is conclusive upon the point. lice board is to see that the lssuing of licenses and the operation of saloons thereunder, the provisions of the Slocumb | ¥ | law and the ordinances of the city be observed. Acting upon this construction of the law, If elected, we will issue Ii- censes to all applicants who comply with the terms of the law and ordfnances in force at the time the applicatio re made This statement is lssued for the reason the assertion has been made publicly tiat if elected we will refuse all licenses and | close anl saloons. LYSLE L ABBOTT, HENRY B. MAXWELL, T. B. NORRIS, M. 0. STEELE. Then call us — today. We have the place you want. We have the facilities you appreciate. We have the vans and the men to relieve you of every detail. OMAHA VAN & STORAGE CO. 1609 Farnam St. l)ong 1059—Ind A-1559. | FOOD FOR T; Who f1nd their power to NE&V“ work and youthtul vigor §one as a result of over- mental exertion ‘should teks 2 ORAY'! NERVE l‘OOD PILLS. T&" will a man Call Us Bargain Friday The whole store reflects the bargain spirit every Friday. It's the day we sell all remnants, broken lines and odds and ends of all kinds of merchandise that accumulate from week to week. These small lots must make way for regular lines and we are willing to take sharp markdowns to send them out. Remnants Dress Goods—50 and 64 inches wide, large lot plain colors and fancies, 1% to 4 yard pleces, same kind we sold last Friday, choice, yard. 15¢ Silk Remnants—Several hundred pieces all kinds, mostly all from our great silk sale last Monday—plain and fancy silks, worth $1.00, at, per yard . ... . Wash Goods mmnlnts—m includes thes: 19¢ and 26¢ wash dress stuffs. . 12%ec and 15c batistes, 15¢c percales. . 26¢ double fold madras, Scotch flnlhlms and plaln ponH worth to 46c a yard, choice, per yard Mfgrs, Trial Strips Embroideries—1,000 lengths from the mill, 2% to 6 yard pleces; 27 inch skirtings and flouncings, all overs and shirt waist frontings, values to 59c, at Mill Lengths Embroidery Fdges, Bands, Insertions, Galloons, and nainsook, values 15c to 26¢ yard, entire lot at one price. Embroidery Remnants—All good lengths, splendid widths, edgings, in- sertions, worth to 9%c yard, for.... 2%¢ Tailored Suits $20.00 Values . . . . $12095 Isn't that inducement enough for you to come Friday if you have a desire for a new spring suit. These suits are part of a big purchase we made recently when we cleaned up 1,000 suits in one deal. It brought prices lower than you ever saw them—that's why we bought. Styles of these suits are superb, Correct in every detail. Good woolen and worsted materials—about fifty in all, values actually $20.00— Dress Skirts White Sicillan materials with hairline stripe, also plain colors and light mixtures, nicely tall; Black Jackets New dressy apring styles, sizes 34 to 46—30-inch lengihs, proad- cloth materials, great values— A Lot of Wash Skirts White all linen skirts, tailored duck skirts. It's a lot from last season, but all are tallored models and show no difference from this year's styles. They are strapped or pleated, many with folds. All sold from $3 to $6. A little $ laundering will make them as good as new and as desir- able as any you might buy of this year's stock, cholce. . We also offer a small lot of two-piece lawn wash dresses that sold up to $7.60, now for a dollar—White and white with colored figures— exceptional.values Muslin Under Garments On a big table Friday we will have dogen very showy corset cov- ers and drawers, best styles and trimmed daintily, 36c values 150 White Lawn Waists Friday bargain supreme, well- made lawn walsts tucked and lace insertfon, trimmed, values 75c; fine for home wear.....960 Friday Bargains in China Dept. SUc ‘Wate#'?| Tumblers — Rarely | Patent Lemon Juice Extractor— priced for less, now, doz..3Q¢ | Fits any tumbler, each ....10¢ Individual - Salt Cellars—Cut top | Out Star Glass Sugar and Creams and bottem, each .........3¢ —Cut bead top, $2 values, at, g s per set Glass Vases—16-inch, special for Royal Baby flllep—-\lm) deco- Friday only . ... -10¢ . rated Salt and Pepper Shakers with | 25¢ Bottle China Cement— s top, per pair NG THE BIG SALE OF HOSIERY SAMPLES FROM LOUIS JOBBERS UNTIL ENTIRE LOTS ARE SOLD. 33¢ 36c and 50c lines 17¢ | Suits, Ohoice at $7.95, as Shown | 50,000 yards of Remnants from our Manufacturers’ Btock Sale, Don’t Miss Friday’s Big Bargains $25.00 Silk HAY in Window. THE RELIABLE STORE | Friday is Remnant Day In Our ° 9 Big Sale of 8ilk Suits. See Ad Elsewhere in This Paper. Famous Domestic Room all the hest goods that sold first, Ends of They, range in value from 10c to §ho & yard, and will be placed in six lots, at, yard— 2ic, 3ic, 5¢, 7ic, 8ic, 10c a yard They are Poplins, Swisses, Pongeés, White Goods, Muslins, Dress Goods, AT 2:00 P. M. Prints, Ginghams ete. We will place all the Remnants of f our High Grade Wash Goods that was | left during the week, your choice, at, yard..... SPECIALS ALL DAY, DOES 15 TO 25 PER CENT SAVING INTEREST YOU? That’s what our prices on SPRING MILLINERY mean to ev- ery buyer. All the most clever new style ideas are here for se- lection in delightful assortment of new colorings, High Grade Wool Dress Goods Remnants in our Famous Bomestic Dept. FROM 9:00 TO 11:30 A. M. We will sell about 10,000 yds. of fine wool Dress Goods, worth up to $2.98 .39¢ .49¢| " in 6 lots, at, yard— .15¢ | LOT 4.. LOT 2...19¢ \ LOT 5. LOT 3...25¢ | LOT 6...59¢ FROM 2:00 TO 5:00 P. M. Another great sale of Wool Dress Goods in 6 lots, at, yard— ...25¢ LOT 2...15¢ | LOT 5...39¢ LOT 3...19¢ | LOT 6...49¢ Three 30-minute sales will be an- a yard, LOT 1.. 'nouncca during the day. Be Sure and Attend Our 'Famous Time Sales FROM 9:00 TO 9:30 A. M. One case of 6%c Apron Checks, all blue, 6 yards limit, at, yard ..3% ¢ FROM 10:30 TO 11:00 A, M. One case of 10c Bleached Bath Towels, 2 pair limit, at ..eii0veiiee B ! FROM 2:00 TO 2:30 P, M. |One case of 81x90 Sheets,” regular price 76¢c, 4 sheets limit, at— FROM 3:00 TO 3:30 P. M. One case of Sheets 72x00, regular price 69¢, 4 sheets limit, at— each . 82%¢ Five Intensely Interesting Silk Specials Values that insure the biggest F' riday selling of the entire season. You can’t afford to miss them. $1.50 ROUGH SILKS Yard 55¢ An immense assortment of brok- en lines, many different weaves in the choicest new colorings, strictly all silk fabries and many of them worth to $l..)0 a yard, all go at one prm@. per| )ard $1.25 Black Taffeta oil boiled, 36 inches wide, heavy, pure Silk, at, per | 89c¢ | rich, lust heavy, .55¢/ $1.25 Peau De Soie in. wide, per yard .. $1 and $1.25 SILKS, at Vard 40¢ Including a big line of Foulards, 36-inch Striped Pongees, 27-in. Wash Silks, plain Taffetas, Messalines and Fancy Silks of | all deseriptions. New styles, new colorings, two lots, at, per yard ......49¢ and 29¢ 75¢ White Jap Silk 36 inches wide, the heavy quality, and matchless at sale price, yard ..48¢ rous black, storng, 36 a snap, at .85¢ | BIG LINOLEUM BARGAINS FRIDAY Friday for Fifty-Cent Corsets New shipment of those distinct models for growing school girls— the young women and those with more matured figures, Girls’ Girdle Corsets of soft materials, nicely stayed, daintily trimmed and hose supporters attached Young Women's Corsets—Long hip and girdle top, with, two pairs supporters, nicely trimmed Women's Corsets—Long hip and high bust mudelfi mme with extreme long back, in either batiste or coutil, in 50¢] Staple and Fancy Notions at Half and | Aluminum Thimbles, each Over 3,000 square yards of High GGrade Linoleum in remnants of 5 to 12 yards, big assortment of patterns, many pieces to match, actual values up to 75¢ square, yadr, at S B One More Day of the Big Embroidery Sale 35¢c EMBROIDERIES AT 1240 Friday Notion Day One-Fourth regular retail prices: all sizes ... -We also have a complete line husl ruffles and accessories of vart ous klndu in corset department. Friday in the Hardware 40c Steel Lawn Rakes, 24-tooth.. 75c Spades and Shovels. long handles, round point Poultry Wtrowbemlluw in"¢ull rolls, square foot Carter's White Lead. 100-1b. kegs... Liberty House Paints, $1.26 gallon can: Liberty House Paints, 70c %-gallon cans Liberty House Paints, 40, 1-gallon cans. (Double Hlnxn)m,(\n all Paints. 26c Needle Books, at .. 100 yard Silk Thread .. { Best 200 yard 6 cord. balls | Gold Eye Needles, package . | Cotton Tapes, all sizes .. | 8hoe Laces, | Nursery Pins, per dozen . il | Dress Shields, | Pearl Buttons, per dozen per pair .... per pair. .. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, Full width Corset Cover Embrolderies, 12 and 15-inch Semi-Flouncings, hundreds good pleces from matched sets, extra wide bands, double edge beadings, etc, yard ......123%¢ 20c LACES, AT YARD 5c¢ Beautiful new Point de Paris Laces in complete matched sets, extra wide val and Nottingham Laces. A bigs line of Linen Torchons; also aa im- mense assortment of Zion City and / b3 » at 33!6 fabrics, at, yard— '\ Remnants m Linen Dept. ==F"" Full pize Bed Spreads —very heavy weight ~~<these are slightly Jmperfect—worth up to $1.25 5 59c each Name Bath Towels. ex- L heavy quality very large size—worth regularly 5 i | Perfection OL—Two burner. b ’Ph Cook Stoves-—Three burner . An y one No. 88 Galv. Garbage Cans, 2 | Stransky Enamelw \ TENIC XALSO! EYG! only at Bennett's. All other Staple Notlons at deeply cut Elyria Laces, values to 20 cesls a prices. yard, at, yard...... teeas $7.50 ouble Stamps Friday Hen gal. size, regular $2.25 quality, ..8150 lot preserving kettles, MALY MINE in fourteen colors, including Fresco colors, sold special. . e name SATURDAY THE BIGGEST FURNISHING GOODS BAR- GAINS EVER OFFERED IN OMAHA, i IRWIN PHILLIPS COMPANY S8TOCK See Window Displays. ‘Watch Papers for Prices, In the Crockery Department .35¢ | Decorated Wash Bowls, at 35¢ Slop | Slop Jars, with bail, and cover, 98¢/ at, each something call ‘Phone Douglas 238 and make Housefurnishings Quickest Bver Wash- ing Machine, lever atyle, ing 150 at it known through s Bee Want Ad. All linen Huck Name Toweling, 25¢ quality, yard lzéc 12%e¢ Huck Face Tow- els, 1inen finisk, 86c full bleached Ta- ble Damask, full width—very special, yard. . |8e Remnants of Table large size, a good| Damask, all lengths, hotel towel, at less than half reg- C| ular price. new tnclud atamps- Six Hook Hat Racks—Same sty | as cut, but with six hooks, 8¢ | $6.85 regularly, for . 4 .55¢ | \ Oak Frame Mirrors—9x12 inches, | New Blx French plate, regular [ Washer, values, for . ... .49¢ | debr b Cocoa Door Matts—14x24 inch iy for 45¢ | ® Decorated Pitchers, each . White and Gold handle Jars, at, each . you buy Gold Medal Flour | Botary large fly and cypress special $5.49 Friday and Saturday’s Grocery Specials Items mengioned below on sale for balance of week at speclal price and 1p inducemients. ‘Phone orders get immediate attention and prompt de- The |READ THIS EXTRA SPECIAL GROCERY SALE for FRIDAY ‘We make the prices that makes it worth your while to trade with us: 20 Ibs. Best Pure Cane Granulated Sugar Cheese, per Ib. . $1.00 | Pancy Full Cream N. Y or Beat-'Em-All S«llp Cheese, per Ib. . | Bu FEmAYYLES JOW ZOR CANNING We have an extra gar of this delicious which we u\ll sell at the follow- each, be x,« $ge, 100, m,.e Tlae, e, 10, LA ll r ali'you ‘wani, per cass, any mize, o . §8.00 GETABLE PRICES TEAT VE YOU MONEY 644¢ | Fresh Spinach, per peck ntkinl Hominy. Sauer |§ bunches Fresh Onfons. B | Kraut_or Baked Beans. #%ec |3 bunches Fresh Radishes | oif ‘or Mustard Sardines, per can .......de | Fancy Ripe Tom | The "Best "Boda or Oyster Crackers. per | Fancy Wax or G 6¢ |3 bunches Ple ‘Frrnn Asparagus, per bunch 2 heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce ‘ | Large Hend Leftice be and Tigo The Best Tea Siftings, per ib... ..16c | Fresh w, Carrots or Turnips, h\nu-h i Cholee No. 1 Dairy Butter, per Ib ‘3¢ | Fresh bage. per b > ‘o Fancy No. 1 Dairy Table Butter, Ib. Zc | Faney White Wax Onlons. [4! lh be | Pancy No. 1 Country Creamery But per_quart o per Ib. ... Pea e Fancy Full Lemo DON'T FORGHET is the proper thing for ladies these days. We have them In gold, open flre to hnnl on chatelain In* o o LOOX FOR THE NAME. b “. S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler 1516 DOUGLAS STREET. sor a ¢ stamps [ | 19, Bars Dismon Sismbe 10-1b. Best Roiled Oatmeal stamps G-1b. Choice Japan Rice Sambe Best White or Yellow Cornmeal S “oz. Sifter Top Can Lu Lu Scouring stambs Soap, It Beats the Dutch for Boouring - per can ! — 12-0z. pkg. Seeded Halsins. . o | N 'ooking Ralsins, per 1b. BUTTER \ Bennett's Capitol Cream- . 1 ery—finest made; f pound bricks for nett’s ‘Best Coffee, 3 pounds Bennett's Hest Coffee, | pound Teas, large assortment, pound Bennett' s large assortment, pound. . Beunstt's Capitol Pepper. i4-1b."can Martha Wisnington Breikfust Food J. Heinz Small Sweet Pickles, quart Bonarte Bastry Flour, per Backage Japan Rice, § pounds, {0c quality Mignonette 3 cans for ¢ & & Asparagis, green green 5 green green green 5 green &reen 10 green fruit, \g prices, nd dozen limit, at FRESK at Gold Filled, at COMMENOCING MONDAY Sweet Buk BIG BALE OF A THEOUSAND TONES for 40 per cent less than regular price. The watches are men's and ladles' sizes. In nickel, silver, gold and gold filled, beauti- fully engraved and gold raised ornamented. Some of them with diamond settings. Come early and secure & bargain of your cholcest selection. Remember the name and place. Brodkey's Jewelry and Loan Co. Bemember the Number, 1401 Douglas Street Bee Want Ads Produce Results | per can reen stamps. i1k, large can 3 Nebraska Military Academy LINCOLN A Military Boarding ys, now located for the winter at Fourteenth and U streets. All de- p partments are ia full operation. Yankee Rose Tollet Soap, 3 cakes. Pure Honey, Mason pint jar A pubiles M"&.".:u“.,'.‘ Q¢ Soap, 10 bars for examidations ] imon. tall can. . " ork 18 o i Srass Fertilizer, 26-ib. sac llvuull " work is easily u-tua Sheese per pound Puplls are CRC K- grades. talogue Shbans and | tor Pp)’ Evaporated Vet Peanut Butter Rub.No-More Washing Newport_Catsup. per b stamps stamps stamps "nu Best Crisp Pretzels or Ginger Bnaps ‘1'12 Beo\ Goiden Bantos Coffee, ib. 'i5c stamps stamps stamps stamps Ml | stamps uts, per quar.. per A0z.... Cream Brick or TRY HAYDEN'S FiRST 7., i Domestie Swiss, pound Pramlu? Butterine. 2 pounds. . trom fifth to twelfth tes sive Write for Cal Bennett's Capitol Flour, sack 5. D EAVWARD, Supsrintedent Lincols, Heedl Beeded Salted Ratsine. pound ... ising, pound pke nuts, 1b. ...100— Mixed Candy,