Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 14, 1909, Page 12

Saturday Big Sale of ‘Women's Suits A GREAT REMNANT DAY Extraordinary Sale Dress Goods Samples FRIDAY IS REMNANT DAY %, HAYDEN: THE RELIABLE STORE Remnants of High Grade Wool Dress Goods WARNING-—Buy no Dress Goods Remnants until you see ONLY A FEW OF MANY HERE MENTIONED. EVER BARGAINS IF YOU are not on the sunny side REMNANTS Hundreds of different weaves and patterns of all wool dress goods samples—they m kind. Henriettas, nun’s Novelty s('rgn: bengalines, whipcords, grey sui s veiling—black dress goods, ete.—worth up atch up—3 to 10 pieces of a ings, to $1.50 yard, in lots 1, 2 and 3. LOT 1—In Basement—Matched Pieces, each. ... LOTS 2 AND 3—’1‘hone.mds of pieces bargain square, ac on main floor, cording to style and quality 15¢ -39C « 2 LOTS 4 AND 5—All w«?nl dress goods, 54 inch and 56 inch wide—divided in two French drap d’Alma, French serges, etc., worth fl(-t\mlly up to $2.50 yard, at. SR lots—diagonal weaves, suitings, 19¢-69c REMNANTS of SILKS 27 pink, champagne, red, brown, nafural—a 59%¢ quality, at, yard ... Beautiful Printed Crepe de Chine and Mousseline de Soie, Persian, Dresden and Floral—also bor- _dered patterns for scarfs, pa 27 inch all silk natural pongees #nd shantungs for coat suits, ete.~very heavy and worth $1, at, yard. 5%¢ inch fine quality pure Japanese silk—cream, black, blue, lilac and 29¢ $1.50 black yard wide Peau de Cashmere—nothing like them ever shown—soft finish, l yet good weight, ynd....$ rty gowns, ete., yd. Remnants of Laces at 24¢ and 5¢ yd. Remnants of vals, torchons and clu sertions—thousands of yards worth up to 16c yard, at, yard....... SALE OF EM Medium and wide insertions, edging: flouncings—worth up to 26c yard, at, yard Advance Notice ny laces and in- 21/90-50 BROIDERIES s, shirtings, e 32(5'1 0c-19¢ NEXT SATURDAY GREAT SALE OF WOMEN'S SUITS—From a big $10 special purchase—worth up to $26.00,at............ ON SALE NEXT SATURDAY WOMEN’S SILK HOSIERY at 69¢ and 98¢ pr. Plain thread, silk and fancy silk embroidered—all col- ors and black. WOMEN'S LUNG KID GLOVES at 69¢ pr. Black, white and tan, worth up to $3.00 a pair. - BRANDEIS STORES Just received a carload each of the Improved 1909 Cold Storage Refrigerators and Detroit Ideal Gas Stoves It will pay you to see these to inform yourself as to what there will be on the market this season. ments or a cut price for cash. Tue Cold Storage Is Mr. Hurd's, the great refrigerator bullder, latest inven- | tion. Mr. Hurd holds four patents on the old. Storage as follows: Glass trap, composition of the Ingredients of the ahite packing of the walls and | he cold dry sanitary alr eirculating tem. Some of the most prominent fam- | {lles of Omaha who know what it is are buying it lso wage earners who fur- enamel, {ple no We are going to sell them on small monthly pay- New inventions and imfrmam?ntl are coming out with such lightning rapidity that things that had a reputation five to o things of the past. The al Gas Stove is one of new Invenetions. Intelligent peo- T eare for ‘reputation of @ thing. W 2 of new inventic the new 1909 this summer and compa stoves that only a tion of belng the best will find that merit these e Jt with nish thelr homes with the best buy it gows gver reputation p The Stoetzel Stove Company 714 South 16th Stri Surprises haps, If you met onv ard makes of Sterl) d Ware would be th ding g t \(n'nll a few min LINDS For You ng Siiver. something in this e proper thing for that wed- utes 1 ol Score AY, Jeweler lfllll DOUGLAS STREET. “'M CHURMAN. | SHOW ’IM” cless Threat Paul| for Decorating Clerk's Face. “Qeh, T show hem something. I'm Chur. man,” remarked Paul Koucher, a ruddy- cheeked mative of the Rhime valley, whea he was explainiig how he came to plant a few brutses under ‘L. M. Razay's left o the evening before. “Churman” was fined §§ and costs, bul he paid the fine and costs with a smile and the evident satisfaction that he had se- cured his money's worth, Some trouble about the return of his money by Raszay, a lodging house clerk, when Koucher de- | cided to look for other quarters, led the | race-proud husky to decorate the clerk’s ‘ physiognomy Many wesak, nervous women have been restored to health by Foley's Kidney Rem- edy, as it stimalates the kidneys so they will eilminate the waste matter from the blood. Impurities depress the nerves, caus- ing nervous exhaustivn and other allments. Commence today and you will soon be well. Pleasant (o take. For sale by all druggists. l Walk-Over and we will fit you correcty in NEW OXFORDS tan or black $3s0_ 8400 Styles Originat Walk-Over Shoe Store 314 South 15th St. Four Deors South of Beaton Drug Co. Bd. 8. Thompson, Walk-Over Man. What's in a Name? §ORosIS Finds it to be the distinguish ing mark of quality—Illus- trated in Omaha by the “Sur- vival of the Fittest.” Sorosis is the only exclusive women’s shoe store making a speclalty of its own product, in Omaha today. Many stores, including dry goods and clothing houses, have attempted, by putting in a named shoe, to compete with Sorosis. The named shoe {s often dropped and lines that would bear a double profit substituted— figuring that if they only sold one pair where Sorosis sold two their profit would be as great, anyhow. SAPAAARAL PR Sorosis Shoe Store 208 South 15th St. Frank Wilcox, Mgr. *'THE NATIONAL HEALTH RESORT" HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA Approved by Nation and State. Best Climate and Medicinal Springs in America. First Class Hotels, Hospi- tals and Bath Houses. Write to Becretary Commercial Mot lpflul. So. Dak. Special Our gold fllled spect &lasses are the biggest fered in the optical line. Frames are guaranteed and fitted with the best Deriscoplc lenses. Try us when in need of eye ald. Globe Optical Co. 218 So. 16th =t Next Door to People's Store. s or eye ever of- So You Must Store Your Furniture? Then call us — today. We have the place you want. We have the facilities you appreciate. We have the val lnd] the men to relieve you of every detal. | OMAHA VAN & STORAGE CO. 1609 Farnam St, Doug. 1559—Ind. A-1559. Nebraska Military Academy LINCOLE A Mulitary Boarding School for boys, new located for the winter at Fourteenth and U streets. All de- partments are in full operation. by ia- M work e mn-’"' to © lllh m L I o twel nelu- sive w'lt- for Catalogue ¥ B D HAYWARD, Superintedent Lincoln, Web. > It's Friday Bargain Day again. The day all remnants get vigorous price reductions to hurry them out. Note these: Wash Goods Remnants An immense lot of very desirable new French and domestic Ginghams, best Percales, Seersucker stripes, Linen Suitings, Lawns Batistes, goods worth 10¢, 15¢, 18¢, 256¢c, for Another Wash Goods assortment, remnants Lawns, Batistes, Prints, and Apron Checks, yard g Silk Remnants An extensive assemblage of Fancy Silks, Taffetas, Messalines, innum- erable patterns and varieties, useful for all purposes, Silks' worth 75¢, remnan® price, yard ..... Embroidery Remnants 2,000 yards, wide showy Embrolderies, Edgings, Insertions, etc., some up to 15 inches wide, and worth to 25c—choice, per yard 90 Embroidery Remnants Edges and Insertions, 12-inch widths, worth to 19¢, at yard........o.ou.. White Goods Domestics White Waistings, & little mussed, | 36-inch bleached Muslin, Standard worth 19¢ and 30¢, 9% grade, our 10c L1 T T RS R G c quality, at, yard Table Damask, special, 64-inch | Unbleached Canton Flannel, worth mercerized, double bord- 38 8¢, cut from the 4 er effects, 60c value, at. ... c bolt, at, yard C Friday’s Sale in Garment Section The big wecond floor is & mine of momey-saving opportunities. The d ments are dotted with rare economies. 'riday is the ome big day of ‘Wwoek. Not half the good things get mention: TAILOR SUITSFine line of new up-to-date models in all wool nndéllln the blues and other smart tallored effocts, made in most fashion- able mode, most of them are $20.00 suits, for = SHORT SILX JACKETS -About two dozen only, all black silk and satin Frln Coats, plenty of them have been marked upward to $ 416 cholce now . SUNBONNETS and Sun H chambray, new at, each . GIRLS' DRESSES—Of Manchester Galatea nl-vy, charming new styles, 8 o Values to.$6.1 DUCK SKIRTS-White and colored. You'll want them woon PETTIOOATS—Table full, black mer- cerized, black and white stripe mer- cerized and gingham pet!| coats, $1.50 values, at NET WAISTS A small lot white, ecru and gray, over silk, lace trim- med, broken [ots, actunl value $5.00, clearing, at...... 94! WHITE MORAIR SKIRTS -With hairline stripe, taffeta folds and straps at bottom, $5.00 values for .... o P8t Hohenzollern China Fancy French Shape, White and Gold, Best Gold Band. White and Gold Tea Cups, very fine, per pair .. .45¢ Large Dinner Plates to match at each Bread and Butter Plates at, each ... Fruit Dishes, per dozen. . Sugars and Creams, set .. Closing out a big lot, at HOUSE WRAPPERS—Blue and black —were $1.25, to 50 close, at ... Corsets FINE FRIDAY OLEANUP A lot of sllk brocade Corsats, with all whalebone boning, in white, pink and blue, La Grecque, Du Barry, Kabo, R G., and Warner's, all 0dd lots, daintily trimmed with lace and ribbon, veivet srlp hose sup- porters, styles very desirable. Cor- sets that have been selling here at $3.00 and ‘$5.00, now are— 81.0? and $1.50 Boys’ Wear in Friday’s Sale Boys' Knee Pants, made of all wool cassimere and cheviot, sizes 11 to 14 years, splendid durable mnterlal regularly selling at 50c, for 15c Boys' Blouses, new spring summer styles, perclle and madras, with ;::;:;t fio:«.l).r". b to 14 years sizes, 36c to 60c¢ i 250 LA19c¢ Boys' Caps, blue serge, gray and tan c]nth ulAuAn! b60c Saturday $40,000 Sale values, for... Jewelry, Watches Diamonds, Cut Glass The bankrupt stock of Jos. Brown & Co., largest wholesale jewelery house in America, bought from American Savings Bank and Trust Co., at 509% of Manufacturer's Cost Stock on Sale Saturday. See windows and Friday evening papers. 5 to match, g2 75 Springtime Needfuls in Hardware Lawn Mowers—We have ‘every style and size up from ........82.85 We give a grass catcher free with each mower Friday. $1.60 Garbage Cans, 12 gal, 98¢ | Bubber Hose 50 foot length for . b ¥ per foot, 15¢, 12¢ and 31,26 Garbage Cans, $1.25 15l And Hose Reel free with any 50 $1.50 foot length Elgin Lawn Springlers al., 73c Bread Boxes. last, for ... G KALSOMINE -Most san- ftary wall finish made; use it in your houur!unlnu this year, package Poultry Wire, in full rol square foot Fountain Motor Power Washer Robs wash day of its terrors, turns drudgery into an ageeable task. Nothing in a home so lightens a woman’'s work as a motor washer. Here's an opportunity to get a good one at a less than usual price. This “Fountain” Washer runs on lowest pressure, best Richmond cedar tub, regular price is $16, Friday and Smur;ny, at 313.85 Quickest Ever—New lever W - machine, including 100 green stamps, for Elmo Washer % H. P. Emerson motor, reversible wringer, see Window Exhibit. Friday and Salurdays Special Offers—Grocerie’s Butter, Flour, Coffee, Cheese, elc. Pride of Bennett's Flour, per sack .. Bennett's Capitol Flour, 'per sack . Corn Meal, 54 pound sacks ... Bennett's Best Coffee, 3 pounds . Bennett's Best Coffee. 1 pound Bennett's Teas, assorted, pound Cornmeal, 10 pound sack Cornmeal, § pound sack . Bge Plums, per can . Dlamond C Soap, 10 bar, aragus, per Eapitol Corn, can while they Soreen Wire Oloth, double selvege, with double stamps, square foot ... green groen 20 green 100 green stamps 30 green stamps 50 green stamps stamps stamps stamps fo n Hartley's Pure Fruit Jams, Ja Stellwercl’s Premium Chocolate, 3% po Diamond Grystal Table Salt, two sacks Steriing Gloas Starch, six pound box Diamond 8. Chill Sauce Boston Brown Bread Flour, package Full Cream se, pound . Domestic Swiss Cheese, pound Premium Butterine, 3 pounds Jersey Butterine, 2 poun Cafornis Muscatel Raisins, pound | Mapzanila Olives, mason quart jar . DOUGLAS' PIES—Green Gage and ikt i Bt 10 green 10 green 30 ‘green 10 green 10 green 20 green Egg Plum Ples, for ..... Saitea Peanuts, pound . 10e | e T S S A m FORGET else for $1.00. We will sell you black Zebe for $1.25, Hayden’s, because we will sell you for 49 can get anywhere else for $1.00. Wool Dress Goods for 39c¢ better than you can get anywhere aird better than you We will sell you remnants of Goods We will sell you remnants of Wool Dress for 25¢ better than you can get for $1.00 anywhere else. lin 45 inches wide, sold all over , our price Friday will be 25 cents yard. Wool Dress Goods 15¢, 25¢, 39¢, 49¢ and 59¢, worth up to $3.50 |a yard. We have no competitors on Wool Dress Goods. Skirts and Gowns, actual values up to $3.50, in three big lots, 98¢ $1.50 and $1.98 Gowns Worth to $2.00— at .. -49c¢ 69c and 98¢ ! Frnm Edwards Manufacturing Co’s Stock the Rousing Underwear Bargains for Friday Corset Covers, Gowns, Drawers and Skirts, regular values to 75¢, greatest bargains ever of- fered, at Ladies’ Union Suits, big assort- | ment, to 75c values, at ..39¢ | Siiks used for poses, splendid qualities, umunlm--i and taffetas, in .colors, regule~ $he and $1.00 values . Pleces Black 6 | wide, $1.00 qun"',. on sale at, 59¢ manufacturing pur-|5 Friday’s Matchless Silk Bargains All the silks from the purchase of the Edwards Manufacturing Co, Stock, shown at a small fraction of worth, Pieces Black Taffeta, 36 ins, wide, | $1.25 quality, at, yard...... 79¢ .m- Whit Habutia Wash Silk, 86 ins. wide, in this sale at ....., 45¢ 75¢ White Habutia Wash Silk, 27 ins. wide, at this sale, at, yard...., 35¢ Al.l a.emna.nts to 15 Yards in length of Stripe Silks, Liberty Sat- ins, Taffetas, ete., worth to $1.00 yard, go in one lot at yard 29¢ EXTRA SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY FROM 8 TO 8:15 A. M. Genuine Hope Muslin, worth 10c a yard, 10 yds. limit, at yd. ..Be¢ FROM 10 TO 10:30 A. M. 66c Sheets, 81x90, 4 sheets limit at each [.... 72x90, worth each 29¢ FROM 2 TO 2:30 P. M. We will sell Fruit of the Loom, the gepuine article, 10 yards limit, @ % ¢ FROM 3 TO 3:30 P. M. 1 case of Pepperal Sheets, the genuine article, 81x90, 4 sheets limit, at each 53¢ 72x90 genu(na Peppernl 4 sheets limit, ‘at, each .. ... 46¢ 8 8 § : F,AT2P.M. i1 All the remnants of High Grade Stock at one price, yard .10¢ Hosiery Ladies’ and Children’s Hose in blacks, tans and fancies, 19¢ and 15¢ values, at pair ..7%¢ . . Boys’ Waists Shirts and Shirt Waists, ‘with or without collars, laundered or negligees, values up to 75e, all at one price ............28¢ Friday is Remnant day in Our Famous Domestic Room 50,000 yards of all the latest Wash Fabrics, White Goods, India Linons, Long Cloths, Sateens, Shrunk Butch- ers, Linens, at— Per yard, 3% ¢, 5¢ 7% ¢ 10¢ 10,000 yards of Arnold's Silk Tissues, Silk Pearls, Silk Jacquards, Pongees, Bilk Poplins, etc., worth 50c, 60c and 7bc a yard, all one price at yd., 20¢ 1,000 yards of all kinds of Mercerized Damask, all Linen Damasks, Renfrew Damasks, Bates Damasks, md all kinds of Table Linen, at— | Per yd, 25¢ 39¢. 49¢ and 59c $1.60 Napkins ...........0000.85¢ $1.00 Napkins.... $2.00 Napkins. , $2.50 $3.00 Napkins.. Napkins. . orsets Royal Worcesters, Jewels, and La Greques, values to $3.00, broken lots to be closed Friday by 0800 s s s sk 3 4a s JBDC Many of the most popular makes at greatly reduced prices in Friday’'s sale. La Greque laced and belt corsets for stout fig- ures, tq $5 value, at ..$1.49 | | accumulations during the week, all go lar prices: Shoe Laces, per palr .........%..1¢ Gold Eye Needles, pkg. . ......000 1¢ Darning Cotton, fast black ......1¢ Two packages Best Pins ......4%¢ | Corset Steels, full length ......4%¢ | Best Spool Cotton ...4¢ 1100 yard Sewing Silk 4%é¢ Hump Hooks and Eyes, (best), at per card .avovene HAIR ROLLS Finest quality Hair Rolls, full 24-inch, every one guaranteed perfect, biggest snap ever, at | | | *é 2-1bs. Best Pure Cane Granulated Sugar, for . $1.00 10 bars b 8 s 8 . 8 & ] i 8 i § L | % g é 8 B ) ' _u l hrsnlh Laundry Soap | (' rice Jupnu Rice Corn Flnltl flrenkffinl l’"\lnfl Pks. | 1-ib. pkg. Cold Water Btarch - Bromangelon Jellycon or Jello, pke.. .‘ 24-1b. sack best Rye Flour ™ | The best Cornmeal, per sack ¢ | 7-1b. Breakfast Rolled Oatmeal ‘l()l\ ‘or Mustard Sardines, per can { Fancy California Prunes, per Ib... % | Pancy California Seeded Raisios, pkg Fancy |4mmnm Muscatel 100hlng Rnl 2% F::x“c; SFyen’ Hariton' Coftee, per b, 'rne bast T Ted Siftings per ib. B I otal sl No. 1 P *Dairy. Butter, g:‘ccy. No. | Table Butter, m No. 1 Creamery, for this sale Fu" lrum Limburger or Bric) I - | Mufcmul and Durham Brick, each. . DON'T All kinds of Staple and Fancy Notions from 14 Friday’s Noti --19¢ | :| 6 Sanches Fresh 7 g 16¢ | Another Big Tomatoe Plant Sale—Ali 'y °| We have anoth o ion Specials to 14 regu- 25¢ Needle Books ...... Back Combs, each .. Bide Combs, per pair .. Barrettes, each .....,.. Ladles’ Belts, each .... 10c Handkerchiefs, each ¢ All Other Notions Go at llevply Cut Prices. LADIES’ BELTS | A big line of 35¢ quality fancy Elastiv | Belts, at choice . ... 17%¢é 50c quality 8ilk Elastic Belts, on sale, | at, cholce veueessars 25¢ s READ HAYDEN'S BIG GROCERY SALE FOR FRIDAY We Give You the Highest Quality for the Least Money: OMANA'S GREATEST MARKET FoB FRESHEST VEGETABLES Wa seve you B per cont os your pse Spinach, per peck . ‘résh Aspar resh Radishes Fresh Leaf Letuc per_quart atoes, pi Tots Or Fresh Cabbage, per pmmd Fresh Cucumbers, each . ° | Fresh Parsley, per bunch e Green Onions” want, per dozen PUT UF YOUR PINBAPPLEES ROW. extra fancy car of Plne- cheaper now than o this season. We n s ole u{&hn r;l‘wwmg Bach. be, Tige, 0 per 8se, $1.10, $1:38; per case any .50. apples in. they will b dozen | size TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST Fave