Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 6, 1909, Page 12

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We Wish to Announce to Our Out-of-Town Customers The Most Extraerdinary RUG SALE In Our Entire History Next Monday May 10th Thousands ef Rugs of High or Medium Grade at Bargains You Can Scarcely Believe NO WESTERN STORE EVER MADE SUCH A WONDERFUL PURCHASE This was a cash deal on a tremen- dous scale. An Eastern Manufacturer needed a large sum of money and had but a few days to raise it. He offered us his entire stock at a sacrifice that was simply amazing. We bought every rug he had. Such a sale was never held before. . The bargains are so big that you can easily save all the expenses of your trip to Omaha if you buy the Rugs you need at this Great Sale Next Monday Here Are a Few of the Big Bargains ROOM SIZE BRUSSELS RUGS— ~ Worth up to $15.00, at $30.00 AXMINSTER RUGS— all 9x12 in size, new patterns $3.60 AXMINSTER RUGS— in various styles and qualities. $4,50 WILTON RUGS— , fringed . ELEGANT WILTON RUGS— camless, worth $5 Remember This Sale is NEXT MONDAY MAY 10TH BRANDEIS STORES OMAHA DR. BlADBURY DENTIST % "‘.}'g‘..': SPenerD. 17ee Crowns. up from.. §3.30 . Partial Plates up . trom m-l-u Extracting 60e s0s. pou efain “nun sut pain LAB WORE - A Work guaranieed tes years. | only | sprightlfest sample suits at | ®uit until Saturday, PRUDENT MAN we unhesitatingly pair of DREXEL'’S Special $3.50 Oxfords They are the cream of shoedom —built on special lasts——styles and shapes the same as higher priced shoes. Our guarantee is back of every pair we sell. Well, to. make a long story short, we'll refund the money to any purchaser who is the least disatisfied with a pair. They are made of Velour Calf, Patent Colt, Vici Kid and Tans—all sizes. All the latest styles can found in Specials. recommend a be Drexel's Spring Catalogue for the Asking Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam Street Sacrificed hy a Baltimore House/g Palace clothmg Co. Buys 716 Sample Suits at a Strenuous Reduction. The firm of Strouse & Bros. of Balti more, Maryland, 1s not unknown Omaha newspaper ors Thelr product is advertised not only i the leading nwagazines of the land, but in the newspapers well, and ever | | 1§ i { | | as | once In a while a high class announce | ment made Omaha concerning their clothing appears superbly men's in the | dailtes In the east Strouse & Bros. 1y brought to mind when thinks of deftly put up, stunningly fashioned, smart clothes for gentlemen—they make the ‘“classy stuff,” as a clothier | would say. But even Strouse & Bros. must offer a eacrifice once in a while, and hera within the past week The Palace Clothing Co, at Fourteenth and Duuglas streots, was lucky enough to purchase 716 of Strouse's an almest | are Instant one ridiculous reduction. Consequently, next Friday's evenlng rs will contaln rews of the nnm! im t selling of HIGH CL. d In a “month of Sunda | selling to take place, of course, at The Palace Clothing Co. at Fourteenth and Douglus streets. Tt you can stave off the purchase of a | do so—you'll profit by it 8o you ARE Men's Oxfords Are you not? Right you are. There are mnone better—never will be any- thing better. wearing “Omnimods” are sold only by the REGENT SHOE CO. 205 South 15th Street. Reliable Dentnstry Taft's Dantal Rooms *‘THE NATIONAL HEALTH RESORT" HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA Approved by Nation and State. Best and Medicinal Springs in First Class Hotels, Hospi- tals and Bath Houses. Write o Secretary Commercial Club, Hot lpflllm So. Dak. | \ TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Ome Dollar a Ye SUMMER STYLE BOOK, and any 1 Home Journal Pattern, for May Sale Bargains word of our advertisements these days. They fairly sparkle with the brillianey of bargains that outshine any we have of fered this vear. Our big purchase of summer lines for our May Day Sales brought innumerable saving opportunities. The whole store re- flects the bargain spirit as it never did before in May Read every Wonderful Wash Goods Economy You know See how Joods in this sale are all with established reputations them to be reliable and you know the regular retail prices. it pays you to come to Bennett's now Dress Ginghams, genuine Toile de Nord and A. F. C. brands, choic et 1909 patterns 7 12%c and 15¢ goods. . .. %c Silk Ginghams, tmported mercer- ized silk Ginghams in plaids checks and stripes, also domestic Madras for waists and dresses, values to 30c for 26c Trimming Braids, fancy, for 50c Trimmings, | Linen Suiting, all pure linen, 36 and 27-inch materials, colors, greens, blues, browns, pinks, ete,, some worth to IZ%c 39c yard for dozen Braids, 10¢ for Black Summer Swisses, lace stripe effects, checked batistes, etc., fine materials, worth to vard, Soutache black, vards, plain and 12%¢ larga assortment, 25¢ for ... - 25¢ OUR SPLENDII) SUIT EXHIBIT Women in search of a new suit will see no better lines than Bennett’s show. Our lines are still intact and wonderfully well assorted. So many sizes in each shade, in fact, that we can fit most any one with but slight al- terations, if any. We bought from makers forced to sell to raise funds. New York’s most beautiful apparel, stunning new styles, mostly in 36-in. coats cut on the new straight line fashion —actual $40 and $35 values, at $19.50 and $25 Long Silk Coats, of black taffeta, Spring a line of new, smart, models in again, grey worsteds semi-fitted, full satin lined, self full lengths, braid trimmed and button trim. med, at . ln;l;':“d)‘;lil(fll, : sls ‘50¢ Allover Lace Hosiery 25¢ 20 00 fl“d Where is the woman who wouldn't be glad to buy B0c hoslery for 25¢? Yet here they are—250 dozen of them beautiful new allover lace and boot styles, made way over in Ger- many in the high class manner that is characteristic of the Germans This heslery s the best kind of summer hosiery. The styles are new and beautiful, Such quality as this rarely gets on any counter for less than 50c—a fortunate trade hammnlnz 25c brings them now for .. . Now here/s good news. New lpu« brmlgh( forv\nrd ffll‘ lummrnw Th(mnnmlq uf daim) gar- ments, vear's most clever new styles. The materials are of the best, each garment perfect in npadlownrk and cut liberally full. Petticoats with 18-inch brofdery and | Petticoats, ‘4 med, values $1.7 Combinatfon, coreet cover and draw- ers, and corset cover and short skirt trimmed, $1.75 250 to 50 Corset _Uovers, 20 styles, 4vc, for Corset Coyers, B9e, for Others, at 800, 89c, 760, 980 and up Gowna, §0 styles, fine values, at $1.78 . 10 styles, values te"or ‘embroidery N o for el $1.95 l.nv\vvi L3 NI\Y#! nainsook and cam- 5%¢ Drawers, fflr 350 bric, $1.50 values, for 19¢ Drawers, fo 250 %11 the finer atyles regardless of price, all at itberal price’ inducements during this sale. Sweet, Orr & Co. Union § Made ’l‘rousers for Men. $3.50 2.50 and $4.00 values. A one day speclal for Thursday. Men's fashionably correct trousers of pure worsteds, including many handsome stripe effects. Made by Sweet, Orr & Co., one of Americas foremost makers. Every palu bears the Unfon label. Our regular price is $3.560 and $4.00. Take your pick, any pair, at o Rain Coat Special We offer Thursday A small quantity only, sizes :n, 35, 36 and 37, made of hard-fin- i styllsh knickerbocker Suits for boys 9 to 16 years. These ished worsteds in dark gray col- are our best spring sults now orings, $8.50 marked and have been selling at Coats, for ... Clean up Geanwe Sample Socks $3.50 all season. They are big values at that The ‘ast from our Thursday we St. Loula lot. Re- 25c¢c give you your maining lots that and | choice, for were 25¢ and 35¢ values, cholce now -25¢ | A clear saving of a dnllnr to you. five patterns Two pairs All the lower priced or 15¢ 20c¢ lots, now 3 pnlrn for . Bennelt’s Blg Grocery Coffee, pound and 30 green ssorted, pound and 60 green co-American Soups, quart can and 40 green Pumpkin, per can 5 and 10 green Enider's Pork and Beans, large can . and 10 green Mackeral, can green Soap, six for Sroen three large sticks green two_jars Sreen Mango Pickles, six for green serves. jar it Sreen \lard's Olive Oll, large bottle ... green Armour's Corned Béef. pound can .. Armour's Veal, Ham and Beef Loaf, ‘can .. Macaron!, three packages, for & Herbs, Thyme, Mint, Sag pu(‘kdn» Horseradish, per bottle les' Herring, two fars for 0 Ice Cream Powder. package alifornia_Ripe Olives. Boc can 8 SBEDS— Vegetable and Flower Seeds, packaze 2140 L S T L T T A e A Next Monday Great Sale of Dress Goods. Look for this BEMNNETT S stamps stamps stamp, stanp: stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps stamps green 5 green —and 10 green and and green 5 green stamps stamps THURSDAY'S BARGAIN | HAYDEN: THE RELIABLE STORE MATCHLESS OFFERINGS HAYDENs, THE RELIABLE STORE | Thursday Will be Children’s Day in Our Big Furnishing Goods Department All the Children’ we" IRWIN PHE THE i Infants’ Wear STOCK LPS CO. Wil be closed without the least consideration of the actual retall value of the garments. Infants' Coats and Dresses, most bean- tiful new styles, actual to $10.00, on sale in three lots $2.98 $3.98 $5 Infants' Coats and Dresses, actual ues to $5 , fine materials, big as- sortment of styles, on aale Thursday Wi s -$1.98 One big lot of Infants’ "n'!. |fl!IIK and Short Dresses, Cashmere Jackets, Gingham Rompers, etc., values to $1, . -49¢ The oppurtunity of a lifetime to Thursday on the Main Floor, e, Infants' Skirts, Dresses, long or ghort, Hats, Jackets, Bonnets, actual vale ues up to $2.00, at 98¢ Infants' Skirts, Jackets, Drosses and Bonnets, made to sell up to $1.50, In one big lot, at . Infants' Hats, Dresses, Hhon-. l\nll and Cashmere Jackets, Oashmere Hose, | Rompers, to 50¢ values, at .25¢ Big Bargain in Infants' Hose, Jackets, Bibs, Bands, l'lnnlllu Blankets, etc,, at . 10¢ save on Infants' nnd (lllll||¢n|\ Woar, S Extraordinary Wash Goods Sale Thursday FORENOON ONLY 10 yards limit—All ginghams, Ander son's Scotch Ginghams, Amoskeag Dress Ginghams, Toil du Nord Dress Ginghams, French Ginghams, etc one pattern to a lady, at EXACTL HALF THE MARKED PRICE, | AFTERNOON ONLY All high grade Wash - Goods, except nothing else reserved, 10 vard limit, at EXACTLY HALF THR j MARKED PRICE. ginghams, FROM 2:00 TO 3:00 P. M. All White Goods in High Grade White Goods Department, pattern limit, Positively No at EXACTLY HAL peddlers nor dealers. = 10 yards or one THE REGULAR SELLING PRICE. no goods sold at these pric es before or after the time mentioned. B Be Sure and Attend Our Famous Time Sales FROM 8:00 TO 8:30 A. M. 1 case of Pepperal Sheets, 72x90, the genuine article, regular price is 4 sheet limit, at, each 1 case of Genuine Toil du Nord Ging- hams, regular price is 13 %c, limit, at a vard....... B¢ 1 case of All Linen Crash Towelin, unbleached, regular price S§ic, yards limit, at yard .. FROM 9:30 TO 10:00 A. M. 1 case of 12%c Silkolines, fine cloth and fine patterns, 12 yards limit, at . 1 case of 12%c White Dimity Check. 10 yds. limit, at yard. . 4%¢ 1 case of bc Wash Rags, large ana heavy, 5 limit, at each. .. . Use| FROM 10:30 TO 10:45 A. M. 1 case of Genuine Hope Muslin, yards limit, at yard 1 case of 71c Honey Combed Towels, | at each . 2¢ 1 case of Shirting Prints, 10 yards limit, at yard | 10 fir‘ The First Lot | 35¢ Embroideries 15¢ | Fine Corset Cover Em broideries and 18-in. Floun ciugs, also fine 9x12-inch This lot Swiss and broideries, Flouncings, ran Bands and | per yard 193¢ high grade Insertings, at actunl - va 20c yard, at, Extra Specials In Our High Grade Linen Department For Thursday’s Selling. Imported German Mercerizeu in Damask, 64-inch wide, worth ¢ a yd., Thursday a yard...49¢ Grand Assortment All Linen and Union | Napkins, worth $1.75, dozen, day 6 for Ten dozen full size Sheets, made, good and heavy, 59¢, Thursday, each } [One hundred dozen High Grade | Towels, assorted sizes, good | at 17c each, Thursday, each Thurs. | 81x90, well worth fully Huck values, 9¢ READ THE BIG GROCER 10 yd. | value, | 2%¢| Grand Embroidery Sale mrsday The Second Lot 20c Embroideries 9¢ includes Cambric in £ Beautiful patterns 9 -506‘ -39¢ | AFTERNOON ONLY From 2 to 2:30—1 case of our Cele- brated No. 101 yard wide bleached muslin, 10c values, 10 yards limit, at FROM300T0315P M. 1 case 10c India Linon, fine 10 yds. limit, at yd 1 case of 20c English Long Cloth, 12 vard bolts, the regular price per bolt is $2.40, 1 bolt to customer, at | bolt ‘ | 1 case of | limit, at, | value 5¢ Hmh each Towels, 4 towels ‘ ‘Bhe | FROM 4:00 TO 4:30 P. M. 1 case of 2ic Lingerie Checks, fina white goods, 10 yards limit, vard ¢ {1 case of Fine Merceriz quality, 6 yards lfmit, 1 case of 75c Sheets 1 case of 90c Sheets, 81x90.....54¢ 1 case of 1214c Pillow Slips... 7} ¢ Positively no peddlers ar dealers sold at Time Sales. at vd., 24¢ 72x90. 490 The Third Lot 10c Embroideries 5¢ An_exceptionally fine lot of Fdges and Insertings, in both nainsook and cambrio, the greatest snap ever, at, per yard— fine m- a very wide lues 15c yard— and Big 19c Sale of Hardware Shinola Outfits—26c brush, and 10¢ an Shinola, all for Celling Dusters worth 3be, Clothesline, 26c Wilson Bread Toasters. 290 l4-quart Galvanized Water Pall, Parlor Broom, Wire Carpet Beater, extra heavy Dust Pans, 4 rolls 100 Toilet Paper, Japanne d J. Steel Mail Boxe, 12. Bell Steel Hoe, | stecl clam, nickel plated F ers, zine Wagh 1,‘ ards, ing 10¢ dauher 19¢; §-foot 100-foot Wire 30¢ wooden Chop- o one-quart , 30c enameled 3 silver end 10c Curtain Rods. t size cold handle steel Fry 45c. Mrs. _Voorm 25¢ 12-inch Turkey Fi rating Alcohol Stove. all go o self E . «1r|‘IAu1..‘” 190 Y SALE FOR THURSDAY | anders. 1e For Quality and Price, Try Hayden'’s First. Best Pure Cane. Granulated Sugar |} 1.00 3156 20-1bs for 8-1h. sack Best High Patent Flour 4-1b. sack Best Rye Flour . ¢ 10 bars Diamond € or Beat 'Em All Soap. for he ap, It Be can A { 1-1b. cans Lu Lu, Scouring the Duteh for Scouring. pe The Best Do Macaron), pkg. ..8 \l.u ¥ Tomato Cats | “Worcester Sauce or Pickles. bottle | Bromangelon, Jellyeon or Jello, pka. 7 Maita-Vita Corn Flakes pkg. .. t Butter, per pound rted Soups ded Ralsing Raisins, 1b {"Dairy Buatter. per poun 1 Dairy Table Butter: 1b No. | Country Creamery Butter. u 00 size McLaren's Tmperiai Cheses ic slze Melaren's Imperial Cheese, jar Fancy New York whi per pound pkg. B 200 230 260 Tbe er 50 or colored Cheeas, ANOTHER BIG CUT ON FRESH VEGETABLES resh Home Grown Spinach, peck We're Elected sell the wedding gifts for May. Sterling Silver, Cut ks and Wedding Rings. Spend a few minutes our store Look for the name 8. W. LINDSAY, Jewele@® 1518 DOUGLAS STREET. bunches home grown Onions s home grown Radishes Peas, per quart Wax Beans. per Ib Fresh Cauliflower Beets. 2 bunches for Fresh Carrots. or Turnipe, bunch Pie Plant. per pound Fancy Ripe Tomatoes | S | 4 hunche Fresh Fancy Fancy J'resh per po per pound | DON'T 4! FORGET | Large Cucumbers, each large bunches Fresh Parsiey Heads Fresh [eaf Lettuce B Large Head Lettuee $ LARGE PINEAPPLES be, T3gc, 106 12300 an dozen #8c. 8110, 138 3,08 Line of Flower and Vegetable, Fach Per See our full Beeds 3¢ . 4 RY HAYDEN'S FIRST ... | ~

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