Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 2, 1909, Page 41

THE OMAHA JAY BEEK: MAY 2, 1909. FRErE EXHIBITION Notified by the SUTHERLAND Landlord that he can’t keep off the builders much longer. We must sIsTERs therefore put extra pressure on our great half-price alter- ation sale. You do not only get the goods at half price, but you witness the greatest cutting and shashing of values that a first-class jewelry store ever has made in the city. A look through the quotations following will convince you of this fact. the stvle just right, the fit right, the tailoring first class, the fabricsall wool, ./ the more you'll appreciate the superiority of the splendid line of spring clothes Harl, Schaffrer & Marx { have made for us this season. HAYDEN: No matter who makes your clothes or what they cost you; we’re here to butt you into the best goods you ever wore and will probably save you money in doing ¥ it. They’re worth more than they cost and the most particular can make satisfactory selection from our big line. DIAMONDS Diamond and Pearl Brooches, latest designs, regular prices from $20.50 to $40, sale prices, $10.25 to $20. Diamond Solitary Rings (just a few more left), regular prices $9 to $52, sale prices, $4.50 to $26. Diamond Set Solid Gold Lockets, 50 designs and sizes, big values from $85 to $62.50, our sale Monday, choice, $20. SOLID GOLD RINGS Ladies’ and Gents’ Set Rings, largest variety in the city, regular prices from $3 to $20, now, $1.50 to $10. Ladies’ and Gent's Seal Rings, every new design, regular prices from $2 to $15, now, $1 to $7.50. OUFF LINKS o X&) 7 Suits $18, $20, $22.50 to $35.00 BEVEN SISTERS WITH THE LONGEST AND MOST BEAUTIPUL Solid Gold Cuff Links, regular prices from $4.50 to $8.50, now, / \ / : Overcoats and Raincoats $15 1o $25 MAIR IN THE WORLD—PROOFS OF ITS MERITS/ $2.25 to $3.25. ) | b KR T ot e e ey Gold Filled Cuff Links, best quality, regular prices from $1.50 to y Ys i’ { 3 HAIR GROWER AND SCALP CLEANER $8, now, 75¢ to $1.50. ; i ; No Everybody invited to call and see the magnificent growth of hair y A 3 \ N our ability to deliver s g ¢ / B P! superior of the ladies in attendance and at the same time secure free advice as BEAUTY PINS ol i 3 { \IY/ 3 . I i to how to treat the hair and scalp to obtain best results. Solid Gold Beauty Pins, regular pricés from $2 to $3, now, $1 to & ¥ ek : & - L quality clothes at an equal price On sale and display at our 15th and Douglas street store all this $1.50. or equal quality at a less price, is week, also on sale at our 16th and Chicago street store and at North Al B 18 e sboetbtn i § and Bouthwest Corners 24th and N street, South Omaha. R LB b zl}‘ 0:5;!;3‘: PERAREL R o necessary; we’re demonstrating it Special Price—50c bottles, 45¢; $1.00 bottles, 89¢. 16, zow, 08 o .. . AL g every day; have been demonstrat- . ing it for the past 22 years. Schaffer's Cut Price Drug Stores o g ' p ey 200 different pattern Veribest quality Gold Filled Lockets, regular : ; i prices, $1.50 to $7, now, 75¢c to $3.50. P ¢ And we back the quality by a £l STERLING SILVER i ’ / personal guarantee of satis SPEGIM. SM.E UF JAPA"ESE (mMfi One-half dozen Teaspoons, regular, $6.00, now, $3.00. ; faction te every purchaser that FISH AT 40 Berry Spoons, regular, $5.00, now, $2.50. goes. \ p— ————— B G ROGERS BROS. 1847 SILVERWARE Still several hundred suits left from The most beautiful variety of fancy Gold - Our entire line of this ware at half regular prices. our big Manufacturer's Purchase. Fish in existence. A fish globe or aquarium ’ without one of these handsome fish is not com- OUT GLASS Boys' Knickerbocker Suits—All newest styles and oo fols $19°06: vainea 5 BV 1800, vallies plete. Although the fish season is nearly over, fabrics, values up to $4.50, at 75 for $13.50 values 11 95 "ot $20:00 <viliies we have a large stock of Comets on hand, and Berry Bowls brilliant cut, all sizes, regular prices, $6.50 to $15, Boys' Knickerbocker Suits—All newest styles and Ll “for $15.00 values [ [ for $22.50 values will offer them this week for only 40c each,|§ DOW. $3.25 to $7.50. fabrics—up to $6.00, choice $3.50 P - i o This price includes fish worth up to $2.00. Tumblers, half dozen, regular price $8.50, now, $4.25. Young Men's Suits. . §7.50 to We'll easily save you from $2.50 to $5 on these values. Don’t miss this chance, and inspect at the Napples, 3 to 5-inch, regular prices, $2.25 to $4, now, $1.13 to $2. 87. $10 $12.50 to $22.50 e L) ; :afl;élrs;::: ;;":;:rurl:;:dfiiu?g:_‘smre in the SPECIAL—MONDAY ONLY it Costs You T [] You’ll Find it Time " 2 Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons, regular $1 and $1.25 quality, Nothing Whatever to Well Spent. Max Geisler Bird Company one-talf regular prices. No Engraving. i VL .."‘!.T OMAHA You are, of course, aware that this is no snide jewelry sale, made up to catch the unwary. Our stock is first-class, modern in every re- spect and cannot by several thousand dollars be duplicated at the prices Below Are the Republlcan Candldates that at which we are selling. But the decision to alter the store carme un- » expected, we had already made unusually large purchases for the spring will Restore Omaha’s Good Name and summer trade, and wo prefer to sell at half price to keeping it on our hands, getting oldfashioned and out-of-date. Just note our prices on diamonds: Rep“blican Nominees yr"n-m SIGN OF THE CROWN I THF, more critical you are about your clothes the more particular to hag special demonstration of JOHN P. BREEN, for Mayor SAM K. GREENLEAF, it for City Clerk e = DR. BRADBURY, b '-::"ofr‘u'..' aene: b, red JOHN S. HELGREN, | = | R p stsoafihgle 92.00 erves removed with. for Competroller £ Painloss Extracting 608 ‘. out pata ALVEOLAR Wi filings. up from 80e A lrlcu&rto,'; Porcelain Yy Work guaranieed ten F. C. GARDINER e = . . 9 SEATTLE, SAN FRANCISCO, SAN FRANCISCO, for Building Inspector PORTLAND, LOS ANGELES, LOS ANGE § e SPRAYERS! TACOMA SAN DIEGO, SAN DIEGO, 7 ¢ A May 20 to May 6 to 18; May 20 to NELSON C. PRATT, | Now is the time to spray your fruit! We have them, barrel and FROM Sept. 30, Inc. June 24 to July 10, Sept. 30, Inc. hand sprayer. Also French Bhordenux Mixture ready for immediate 3 se, and the Hammond Slug Shot for your rose and currant b 3 for City Attorney % 4 7 RIEARL bushes GEORGE W. CRAIG, || ,,,../E MEBRISIA SEED G0, || [2RESS | $50.00 $50-20 | $60-20 ; ; Tel. Doug. 1261 for City Engineer “ BAILEY @ macu | The Only Through Trains il BAILEY @ MACH LOUIS BE(;(:([,]‘N(?“'M 5 it wnsd | et ES. Nebraska to Seattle entistry at onab. e Tors | h. truments Just like the toot ]A’IIPI:J E. HOLOVICHINER - . 20d ward : m""";,..“ e oo woriiom mock |l i B Cotorade torings aug robuim 805,00 nciudes Cuifomniey I est with froe 81 " 0 A b 2S @ return, o g LI a. o LOU|s BUR.MESTER LY ) de Wi\rd - v $9¢ Pumens 8. - — YELLOWSTONE PARK—Gardiner, official entrance—enroute over Northern Pacific. ED. LEEDER e % 4th ward || 3 S | & 'l:'l.xe map shows the combination of desirable routes available to holders of ‘‘ Burlington’’ DAVlD H. C“RISTIE » S‘h ward || A | Fssn LH PUBLICATIONS—"California Personally Conduct ursions;"” “Pacific Coast Tours;” “Alaska Exposition;” “To the Great Northwest;” ‘‘Yellowstone Park ‘Colorado and Utah Hand Book;" either or JOS. B. HUMMEL . 8th ward FOOT v ] — GEO. D.RICE . . - 9th ward | Y Omaha's Poiite Resort A C. KUGEL - . . - 10th LI Detonersoes ata women's SHig) i) Fal ‘ GEO. MARSHALL . . . 1ilth :::d siorme s i b B R it KRUG PARK For Sale or Lease S . WE WILL INSURE YOU AGAINST FIRE AND POLICE BOARD || "o THE WESTERN FBE YOU A4 ‘ $4.00 0x|ord§ | aAmMusEMENT co. WINDSTORM DAMAGE AT LOW- | We are showing this spring are the ” i L o G spdsepdngnds ot ot 8 £ By A o : W. J. HUNTER M cart, brown, M, bronse kid. ana Summer, without & patr of | BaL I s Soacsesttadinen " PANIES ON EARTH. ALL LOSSES . . 4 own, black and gre des. WITEOUT A GOING VALUE. St 1 , 3 S AR MPRAR. lagk A SEp et With our Low Cut Foot- || This valuable asset is a conducive ADJUSTED AND PAID PROMPTLY 0 nium. Notice the Styles Wel| vertueres o siivping or gapin. || .. . eune e cuenty acren : ) CHA So Jo KAR.BACH y. for the Shoes are shaped cofrectly. of improved real estate tor @ ‘term FROM OUR OFFICE. | sUPE 2 f years at a reasonable price. Con- = Are Offering OSUPERIOR MovELs | Mo rrt i b iegitie B i | B patent o P B |l park can be WM. Ii * WA’_ l] lc" T o e e that[] | 3mong the best Maker's best OPENED IN TEN DAYS. T SRSANTLF Enew A Our Men's $3.50, $4 or $5.00 Ox- Every department has been organ- [ [ Sanor ties very attractive, kid, cloth,Jil | fords and our Women's $3.00, $3.50 | l§ ized ana sublect to lessee’s desires. w FAR“AM sM'T" co . brown and grep suedes, turn or weltfll| or $4 Oxfords cannot be duplicated | SPLENDID OPPORTNITY v o . soles, high si2dium Cuban heels, for these prices, elsewhere. POR BENTERPRISING CAPITAL. l { [l aiso medium and extra extreme Louts But do not judge of our Shoe values Bkl Coan GF addians Bnth Phonei 5 XV heels. by our prices, for all Shoe prices | The Western Amusement Co. Write for our new spring catalogue. sound alike. Look at our Oxfords— \ Krug Theater Bullding. M&y 4tl\ . Drexel Shoe Co. E&ngHOE CO. |TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER .’ The Paper that Froduces Results for POLLS OPEN 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. 119 Faroam Streel i i The Bee for All the Sporting News . | 160th ana Douglas Sts. | TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER !