Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 19, 1909, Page 12

MANY AT CREICH FUNERAL| WEDNESDAY'S SPECIAL BARGAIN BULLETIN ERFEI e volont WE FILL 9 ORDER rge umber o itizens y Inl . rrrdhy oy ; 3.5 MAIL ORDERS BY PHONE - ; Shoes FROM DAILY GRAND ARMY LEADS IN SERVICE | " THE RELIABLE STORE BELL 2600, IND. A1131 Six Rousing $1 and $1.25 UMBRELLAS at 49c su lt D e p, m ,t. Bargains $15.00 and $18.00 Tailor Suits, $6.95—Pana- mas and faney suitings, in newest styles and colorings, over 150 in this lot to select f 1 15 to $18 values, éodim; rom regular $15 to $18 values ss-as spools Cessessinne . B¢ 100 Pretty ‘Wash Suits—All colors, splendid Wire Hair Pins—Assorted sizes, oW o ’ Razor Steel Shears—All sizes, worth to 50¢, Wednesday 15¢ Covert and 8ilk Braided Jukot'l——“'orth to $10, just 75 of them in the lot, to close, choice . .. 83 95 Silk and Net Waists—Regular \'ulllefl up to $5, while they last— at .. French Voile Dress Skirts—Trimmed wtlh folds and bands—values to ¥ Lowrie of Omaha Theo- Preaches Sere AR Holds Grave Service, Prestdent logienl mon at Home and G. Seminary There's a great sale of Pongee Silks on now, 82 shades, $1.25 and $1.35 Silks, at. . G9¢ All that was mortal of the late Thomas A. Creigh wus lald to rest in Forest Lawn ematery Tuesday The in which Mr. Creigh was re- garded was manifested In the large attend- at the faneral services at his home, North Thirty-second avenue, at 11 a. m. Tuetday, which Incinded many of the best known citizens of ha and Nebraska. Grand Army men figuted most conspleu- in the ceremonies because of the prominence of Mr igh In Grand Army ircles and the deep regard with which he was held by his comrades of the civil war. Of the sixteen MNving past departmént commanders of Nebraska, all were present but five, The devotional services were conducted by Rev. M. B. Lowrle, president of the Omaha Theplogical seminary, in the ab- cnce of Ttev H. Jenks. pastor of the First Presbyterian church, of which Mr. Creigh has been for over thirty-five years a mergber. Representatives of the church, and of the Women's Relief Corps and Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic present inside the house, while a host ' Grand Army men from Grant, Crook Custer and Phil Kearney posts, Grand Army, were grouped on the porch and lawn The flag of Grant araped, hung over | the balustrade of the porch and all of the Grand Army men wore memorfal badges Floral Tributes. mus flogal tributes from the organizations to which Mr. in evidence. Wednesday, Our Notion Day Notion Day at Bennett's is always fraught with rare economies— not only these special {tems that get the place of honor on the tables in the main aisle, but scattered throughout the whole notion stock are innumerable offerings all less than like goods are sold for in any other store anywhere Real Hair Switches ular price $1, Real Hair Switches—18.inch, natural wavy, $2.00 kind, Wednesday .$1.25 -Women's and all colors and sizes, . -10¢ Stay Tape—assorted widths, 25c packages for. .10¢ Dress Shields — F‘t‘nlhflrwnlght special, pafr. ... ; 10¢ esteem 18-inch, Wednesday. reg- 69¢ Shopping Bags special at Skirt Braid—Black 5 yard balls, for .... Sewing Silk—100 yard all colors and black, 2 for $ Shoe string wove, -10¢ mercerized, regular 10c kind, X #flf : Humlreds of American Taffeta Rainproof Umbrellas— in women’s and men’s sizes—natural box wood handles, fir, wetsel and fancy handles—all fitted with paragon frames. These Umbrellas are Worth 49 up te $1.25 Wednesday . 10c LACES at 2c Yard The Display in the Window Attracted Great Attention Fine French and German Val. Laces and Insertions—fine Hose Supporters Children’ for. ... An Important Wednesday Event Dressing Sacques and Kimonos were Many everal Creigh be- SAVE 15 TO 25 PER CENT ON YOUR MILLINERY. MOST CLEVER STYLE CREATIONS. UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENTS. . New York Manufacturers Extra Specials in High Grade Wash Geods many original and novel Egyptian Tissue, fine assortment French Batiste Side Bands....12%¢ designs—Antonius Arida— Alberta Satin, splendid assortment,| 59¢ Silk Organdies. . o 39¢ 29 West 17th 8t, N. Y.— at .. .Z1¢| 60c Silk Organdies ¢ has given Bennett's the ex- Arnoldu Prlnted Swisses, regulnr 26¢, | Great assortment of Dress mngnum« clusive control of his line in OUF PriCe & v wsnerverseanse . 18¢| per yard. 3. 12%¢ to 25¢ Omaha. Most of these gar- Extra Specials for Wednosday ments are foleign inspira- tions and totally different from the usual styles shown. We have From 8 to 8:15 A. M.—Genuine Fruit| and (4-quilt lUmit)‘at, of the Loom (10-yard limit)—at,| each .76¢ bought heavily and secured price advantages that are plainly distin- yard .... One case of Damask Towels, worth 1%¢ guishable in these offerings. Special Displays and Sale Wednesday LAWN SACQUES LONG KIMONOS From 9 to 10 A. M. each (4-towel 1imit)—at, each.]1¢ Light and dark colors, sacques with | Long Lawn Kimonos of light figured One case of 7ic Apron Checks.(10- ¥rom 8 to 3:80 P. M. nd collar with ruffle, but- | = lawn, plain band trimming front col- yard limit) 4% €| One case of 72x90 Dreamland Sheets, white, ‘black | lar and cuffs, rare value, at, $1.00 One case 42-inch Plllow Tubing, the worth 760 (4-sheet limit), each 50 00000890 | pong Nimonos, of lawn and challle, 15¢ grade (5 vard limit), yard.. 9¢| * - B " Sorth 86¢ stripes | 3 les, floral and Grecian border One case of 123%c White Goods. .. 5é One case of 81x90 Bheets, wor he selt sirap or | &nd combination band trimming at OnG case of 12 e il Linen Towellng| (4sheet Mmity—at, each. .....59¢ (6-yard limit)—at, yard.....7%¢ | One case of Hunter’s Cholce 36-inch From 2 to 2.30 P. M. Muslin, worth 12%¢c (10-yard limit) —at, YArd cooieiiiniien G longed were The active palibearers were: Captain H, E. Palmer, George Thummel, Jonathan Edwards, C. K. Coutant and Major R..8. Wilcox, Francis E. White, Honorary pallbarers Baldrige J. €. Wharton, Yost, Frank Crawford, George W. Wallace cagket was removed from the members of the Grand Army, ineluding the past department commanders, formed in line on each side of the walk and remained with uncoverea nheads as the casket was borne to the hearse. The funeral cortege was very long, leav- Ing the home at 12 o'clock.for Forest Lawn | cemetery. The services at the grave wer conducted in with the ritual and Army, under the direct aus- pices of Grant Post, of which Mr. Creigh was a past commander. One of the most noted New York Manufacturers— house the heavy, accordance y Wewk, nervous women have been | red to hualth by Foley's Kidney Rem- 15 it stimalates the kidneys so they will eliminate the waste matter from the blood. Impurities depress the nerves, caus- | ing nervous exhaustion and other allments, | Commence today and you will soon be well. Pleagan: to take. For sai by all druggists, Asks for Term in Penitentiary titch edges, and navy grounds at . Lawn Sacques light colors, and figures with belt, lace trimming, at White Lawn Sacqu, pink and lavend also all white Plat Val. and Point de Paris; also pure linen Torchon Laces in various kinds and widths— 10¢ yard—extra special, c On Sale in Our Basement White and colored Mercerized Poplins, Sdisettes, Pon- fine gmdo for waists and children’s wear —many pieces to match—an unusual bar- PER SALE Wednesday weé are placing on sale remnant lots of 25,000 rolls of odd celling paper, | Beautiful ‘Giit Papers, the kind in dark and light colors, with that others ask 15¢ and 18c roll and cellings—Wednes- l%c e, day, per roll ........ Special two-tones, all new spring suitable for any room, in all col- stock, worth up to 30c per roll ors and designs—Wednes- many to match—worth up to 25¢ WASH FABRlCS at 5¢ Yard gees, ete. They are mill lengths, but very 5 gain—at, yard........... paper left from our big two carload purchase. borders to match, good for walls | \wednesday, |per 7 2,000 rolls in full conlblnnnun, —Wednesday, per day per roll , with fancy blue, border trimming; 695 | each .. and floral lawns, at One case of $1.25 Quiits, large, fine Lawn lhnmwl. seve rnl nl_\leu with Try Hayden’s Big Grocery Department First lace or plain band trimming. Three- quarter or full length sleeves, $3.75, bl Erh it b by ad o "“»'e' % me-Walf o Four house: ¥ housek: ing expent $2.00, $2.50 and . keeping, expenses. N Ibs. best pre. o AR Crepe Ximonos, full length, p blue, pink, lavender and Ta ne Granulated Sugar | “We flave the goods, auality and price, - 8100 pregh Spinach, per peck border trimming, at 2 bunches fresh A .ruué for 4 bunches: fresh Radishes . Tawn Saoque Dutch n sleeves amd ' thre with tight or bel Short blu ing light colors with half length kimono uarter sieeves, ff, at ....$1.38 Silk Kimonos, plain red and Jap silk, trimmed in contrast- lors, in orfental designs, val- Plain and fancy Orep satin band borders, at, each Novelty Crepe Kimonos, in new orien- tal effects, many new. features in cut and design, $4.95, §4, $3.50, 82.78 Tong Silx Kimonos new Empire and rred back, choicest patterns. Jap “Sport” Hendricks Returns from | 10 bars best brands Laundfy Soap. The best Cornmeal, per sack. Jaunt on Employer's Money and Confesses, | Leaving ha last February with $67 gt his employers, the Leslie pany, going to southern | wnd later returning to this city | by “hunm his way and walking part | of the distance and then being arrested as | 2 nbeszler us soon as he reached | Clifford R. Hendricks, alias Hendricks, the police say, has the charge and is asking for a ity sentence because it will Californiu short p ds him good,” was placed under arrest early The man el.nmllv ste) Hl-n.‘li Just like DENTISTS iped Dental office in the middie wewt | ntistry at Reasonabl Pore the tooth. ALl tastni e Rooth, ALl inatruments PAXTON BLOOK Corner 16th and Farnam Sts, Thompson Shy of Triumvirates TYI.ISH 0Xx FORD $1.00 one to a customer only, sh! 4 and floral designs, $12, $10 and $6.50 Cors,gts for Summer These 1] remind us of the necessary st warm days of approaching summér change to the light weight, cool, comfortable batiste corsets, with the non-rustable boning. We have arranged two attracti e specials for Wednesday, one model with medium bust and hip fitted with two pairs supporters, at . . Another model, and ver ° . $1.00 new, ha~ extreme 6 Ibs. cholce Japan Rice. 7 1bs. best Rolled Oatme: 11b. can best brands Lye Bromangelon, Jellycon or Jel 16-02. can evaporated Milk 8 oz, can evaporated Milk 1 1b, pkg. cold water Starch The best domestic Macaroni, pki. ‘Sifting oo Golden Santos Coffes. best Soda or Oyster Crackers, i Dairy Butter, per ib. L/ 3 Hn-nlu u.dnr extra fancy fruit o | Cheese, 6 bunches Onions ..... Fresh Peas, per quart . Beets, carrots or turn 2 lbs ' resh, Pleplant . Fancy ripe Tomatoes, b Fancy Wax or Green Beans, Faney trash Capbage, per Ib... . 2 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce for Fresh Parsley, buneh ... 3 Fresh C uunonr b | robably be th pat'ib. 105 nst week for We have another car 100, 13340 Put them up now. Tomortow, e Per Monaay's prices on all groceries, Butter, Crackers, Teas and Coffees Mason Jars for your Pineapples. Pint jars with caps and covers, per dor, dozen "and ‘covers, Tu:sday morni y De fves Ferrls and 1 Table Butter, per Ib. . J-rn ‘Ilh No. 1 Creamery Butter, per 1b. 2éc | caps r-' high bust and extra lnn)z hip, with sup- porters and embroidery trim- $l 50 dozen wingial’. % 15 ey ponaer TRY HAYDEN'S FlRST Dainty bust ruffles in \anet_\ of styles, at, FORGET 'AY. each 25¢ to 98¢ h } Wednesday for Candies We offer in Balduff Candy confections. on Principle Dunu He gives his Omaha addr Eightecnth street. The commission | for which he worked, and whose | Little Giant” Pleads Not Guilty to | is »ald to have embezzled, Being in Three-Cornered | 1021 Howard street. A Togfi Deal. him to be cashed furnished is supposed to have taken. ndricks was arralgned in police court| W. H. Thompson of Grand TIsland, the alior heing arrested. The charge in ! “Little Glant” of Nebraska demecracy, Is ymplaint was embezzlement and the [ th Omaha on business before the federal et for Thursday morning, when | courts. “I must plead absolute innocence beard by Judge Crawford. of any Intentional conmection with the alleged Nebraska democratic | trlumvirate as promulgated by some of the eastern papers’ sald Mr Thompson. “I'had not thought recently of becoming United States senator. I have just returned from the east and have not ]1 been In active touch with political affairs. “Then, again, T am a little inclined to fight shy of triumvirates. You will re- member a good many years ago John Sher- man, Charley Foster and James A. Gar- tield of Ohio went into thejtriumvirate business and it did not pan out just as under command of Captain | had been planned. The cards got mixed, so left that post Tuesday morn- | to speak. Sherman lost the presidency, Shn o overland march to Fort Leav-|Foster the senatorship and Garfleld the enworth. The command, consisting of | governorship. In the wind-up Garfield be- ty-three men, has with it a full sig- [came president, Sherman senator and Fos- ps equipment for field service. The | ter governor. Hence I do not know just to reach Fort Leaven- | where I would land In a Shallenberger- 1 and will march on its | Bryan-Thompson triumvir, and the prob- | for these prices, elsewhere. Omaha in time to reach|jem is too deep to think about and is too| But do not judge of our Shoe values | tar away to worry about it now." by our prices, for all Shoe prices pu el i s sl sound alike, Look at our Oxtords— LEAGUE OF HOME MAKERS and then judge. Elghteenth Annual Meeting of Buil i ing Association League at oy Grand Island, < “THE SHOERS" 16th and Douglas Sts. $3.50 Special Our customers remark, “Why I have paid $5.00 for glasses not so good as these you are selling for $3.50.” We aim to please. Globe Optical Co. 218 So. 16th St. Next Door to Peoples Store. company me he is lo- check | the cated -at money he case w two fine specials ‘it wil b Co.’s daintiest A Frightful Experience t bilfousness, malarfa and constipation {s quickly overcome by taking Dr. King's New Life Pills. 2c. For eale by Beaton Diug Co. ———— - CVERLAND TO LEAVENWORTH Compu D, Siw: 1 Corps, Under Cap- tain Ouray, Makes the Trip on Hor In Basement Candy Section. BALDUFF'S OPERA CREAM CARAMELS— A delicious morsel sells at 40c pound special. ., . In Our Balcony Candy Section. BALDUF] MAPLE GEMS— Highest 40c quality—order or take a pound home with 20 c Special Anneuncement Couch Covers 48¢ Worth $1.75, $1.50 and $1.00, from our big purchase, sample strips Draperies and Tapestries. Brocaded - Tapestries—Up to 3 yards long, worth $1.50 a yard, at per piece Bordered, Fringed Portieres and Figured Tapestries, up to 3% yard pieces, very rich effects, per plece .$1.45 Sample Portieres—Rich qualities and effects, values to $11.00 pair, choice, each ..81.98 Short Lengths—Rep Tapestry, all colors for pillow tops. .. ...5¢ Not “Too Expensive’ that always O Man or Woman’s Wardrobe | will be complete this Summer, without a pair of Low Cut | Shoes. With our Low Cut Footwear, | there’s no slipping or gaping, for the | Shoes are shaped correctly, SUPERIOR MODELS Our Oxfords were chosen from among the best Maker's best Our men's $3.50, $1.00 or $5.00 Ox- | fords and our Women's $3.00, $i A."ll or $4.00 Oxfords cannot be duplicated | Why do you not advertise to the Consumer through daily newspapers? Screen Doors A special lot at a special low price while they last: That question put to almost any manufacturer who has not tried it will frequently be met with the statement that ‘‘it’s too expensive.”” This idea is Company D from Omaha W. H. Ouray, Unitea States signal corps Door size by 2 feet cholce, at— 85¢ FANCY HARD ‘WOOD SCREEN DOORS Any feet ineorrec. Why not try it? nal e company worth by expects June return to Fort by July 1. A campaign through newspapers, with all the auxiliary, work planned for you by us, will sell more goods for general consumption than can possibly be sold in any other way. J Tell us the places where you know your distr The elghteenth annual meeting of the Nebraska State League of Local Loan and Bullding assoclations will be held at Grand Island Thursday afternoon and evening, Mdy 20, A varied program of papers have been prepared and several addresses will be delivered of interest to the active moters of home ownership. In the call for the meeeting Eimer E Bryson of Omaha, secretary of the league, reports considerable growth in the business of assoctations of the state. but notes the fact that the growth is mot as subistantial as it lllnuld be and does not equal the percentogs w4y £ other savings -in- stitutions «f the state. Greater enterprise and more energy is-needed on the part of | asscolation managers to keep up with the | procession, and one of the means to that end s to get together at Grand Island and by united action make things move. Papers will be read by W. M. Cornelius ot Columbus, G. | £} Gllmore of Omaha, E. Royse, secretary of+ the State Banking board; Charles G. Ryan of Grand Island, J. O. Rohrer of Hastings, T. C. Patterson of North Platte, H. A. Graft of Seward and Trenmore Cones of bution is complete and yet where the goods are ot Try the effect of newspapér moving as they should. : space in selling a particular article in any one city. LAWN MOWERS, 9'-inch: wheels guaranteed, Wednesday, at. . 3. Ball bearing Mowers, at . ..93.50 (Grass Catchers Fr 5 % Pastel "Firelight” These are genuine hand paintings, original in design and artistically colored, representing Campfire and Moon- Bennett’s Big Grocery light effects, something new and appealing to most refined tastes . $2.50 to $15.00 ART DEPARTMENT, 2D FLOOR. Bennett's Breakfast Coffee, . .48c—and 50 Bennett's Assorted Teas .480—and 50 Lipton's Tea. pound can . 800 —and :‘0 Pie Preparation, for ples, assorted kinds, E) pun 28o—and Diamond C Boap, a5 Helnz Smai} Kw e Mi pro- If your goods are of general consumption and you have never tried such a newspaper campaign, Oxford Time is Here. ricture. why not test it for results? ¥k The Men's Russet Cdl shown above, is Information and suggestions may be had from HTL. tan, ible by the summer wear. leather is THE DAILY NEWSPAPER CLUB 903 World Building, New York City. "“THE NATIONAL HEALTH RESORT" HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA 8 Approved by Nation and State. Best Charm Tebl s Climate and Medicinal Springs in J| Beat We 3iave Beauty Asthrasus can America. First Class Hotels, Hospi- = " IIOR JEirus Chus MaSvia, P Poppy Contlensed Milk, large can’ F.fldf s Salad Mustard, for Secretary Commercial Glus, T e s Eor Spriags. 8o, Dak. green green green green 2 1b. can for . stamps per pound green Kreen green green &reen 1 Bonheur Sardines, large can Hartlov's Prira Proit Jams, Jar Stollwerck's Premium Chocolate, The Best Valtvxe Ever We will offfer for one’ week—fine Cut Glass Berry Bowl, 8-ineH, régtilar 8650 for $4.80. We have only a linited number and advise you to make selgction et once Mawhinney @ Ryan Co., 15TE AND DOUGLAS STRENTS 15-ib, green green green . W. Brininger of Grand Island is presi- dent of the league, George F. Gilmore vice president and Elmer E. Bryson secretary- treasurer. tor green Ereen stamps stamps stamps stamps Quick Action for Your Money—You get Franco-American Soups, large can ... that by using The Bee advertising columns