Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 29, 1909, Page 20

Specxal Saleof Hosxery Women’s gauze lisle finished hose- light shades, tan and black—fancy em- . broidered and all over laces, plain col ors and fancy stripes, 15 double heel and toe, at, pair.... C Men's fine cotton and mercerized lisle hose— plain light colors, black and tan—fancy stripes in Shawknit Brand—double lsc heel and toe—pair Wemen's Hosiery ut 25¢ Women's mercerized lisle and fine gauze cotton bose—1ight evening shades, also black, tan and white—allover lace and lace boot pat- terns-—double heel and toe, pair Misses’, Children’s and Boys' Hosiery at 15¢ Pair Fine and heavy ribbed cotton hose—mercerized lisle in black and tan, some with garter tops, double knee, heel and toe, at, pair.. 50¢ Lonq Lisle Gloves 19¢ Pr Elbow lengths—tan, white and black- ~Mi- lanese lace lisle—all ause“hergnln square, worth 50c, at, pair. 190 $1.25 Long Silk Gloves at 69¢ Pzir Double tipped fingers—all the newest shades, It's a Parental Duty to Properly Shoe Your Boy Don’t forget that your boy needs good shoes—the Drexel kind The reputation this store made with the selling of Boye' Shoes will last as long ae time. This reputation we galned by selling the best boys’ shoes that were ever built for wear. These shoes are not made for show, but actual hard wear, and we guarantee they will outwear any two pairs of boys' shoes made, even with rough usage. THE PRICES Little Gents’' sizes, 10 to 13% $2.00 Youths' Sizes, 1 to 2— Boys' Sizes, 2% to 5% — Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam Street Women’s mercerized sleeveless vests—tine ribbed, ex- % tra good quality |2 (4 Women's sleeveless vests—fine ribbed, taped neck 8%0 and arms—special. Children’s Summer Underwear Misses’ Vests—Iow neck and sleeveless, high - neck with long or short sleeves. Misses’ Pants c —tight knee and umbrella style, lace trimmed. Boys' Balbriggau and | Boys' Balgriggan| Children’s “M" Swiss ribbed under- | shirts and drawers, | walsts, all sizes— wear, at, a extra 25c¢ val on sale, garment .. l5 ue, all sizes. l9¢l loc 1055 8nd 808 Ruch- | Women's and men's pure Irish linen tine silk ) i ndkerchiets, mew crepe lisse and net, stock, colored, em- black, white broidered and hem- and colors, also black and white pure Milanese silk— regular price $1.25, at, pair i S 690 ble Short silk gloves—pure Milanese silk, dou tipped— Reseda, Fuschia, Rose, Plim, Tan Brown, Bfue, White and Black, at, pair ... 2-clasp kid gloves—single row stitching—black white and 69(} eolors, all sizes, at, pair B . . Women's Lnght WCl‘ht Underwear Women's fine lisle union suits— tight knee nnd umbrella style, at J’c Women's lisle r\auls——umbrella style—best quality ever tered, all sizes 35c each, 3 for Ribbons—F ine all silk taffetas in nlli widths - Moires’ | Silk Dresden and Floral designs, at, 3%e¢, 10¢ ings of stitched, worth 25¢, on sale, at ==| BRANDEIS STORES ON SPECIAL SALE IN BASEMENT Saturday Specials Tetley’s Teas Tetley’s India and Ceylon Teas, regularly sold at 66¢c, (Saturday, per 1-lb. can)...........50¢ Tetley’s India unfl Ceylon Teas, regularly sold at 35c, (Saturday, per 3%-lb. can)..........26¢ Monarch—Snyder’s or Blue Label Catsup, (per bottle) Star Naptha or Gold Dust, 1b. pkg.). . Yellow Cnrn F']lke!. @ for 5¢ Dr. Price's Bnkln‘ Powder, (per 1-1b. tin). Walter Baker's (hntnlnte. 19¢ (per 4 -39¢ (per (per ql ). 10‘ Fapcy Spinach, (per peck). WA Fancy Button Rndhhel (4 bunches) Large Hothouse (each) The New Potatoes, (per peck) -45¢ Wedgewood, Idlewild, Meadow- gold, ldeal, Diadem Butter, (per pound ) 2 Live Broflers Dressed to urdsef, SOMMER BROS. Exponents of Good Living. 28th and FARNAM. 50c PICTURES FOR 10c Hundreds of pictures in colored or black and white sub- Jects—groups, landscapes, figures, ete.—all mounted and ready to hang or frame, worth e, at : Flags for Decoration Day Thousands of flags'in all sizes, for Decoration day—buy them in basement at. .. 3(' up to $4.00 Special Bargains in Shlrt Walsts, 69c Each Scores of new styles on big bargain square in basement— “'THE NATIONAL HEALTH RESORT” HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA Approved by Nation and State. Best Climate and Medicinel Springs in America. First Class Hotels, Hoapi- and Bath Houses. Write to Secretary oon-nv.-ux Clup, ”Hlll 8o, Dax. We Are Proud 0f Our Display f which you will find display ed in our windows. $10.00 suits in east window. $15.00 suits in we=t window. We just received a large quantity of Knit Four-in-Hand Neckwear in three distinct styles. They ¢ome in every imaginable color and pattern, stripes, figures, crossbars, ete. See them displayed in our show case—you will find this a grand exhibition. GUARANTEE GLOTHING CO. 1518-1521 Douglas St. “Ealf & Block from Herald Square.® veee . HOTEL..... COLLINGWO OD :I:i‘: ©On the Block Between ST Sth Ave. & B'way |V Offers select accommodatio criminating people, ABSOLUTELY FIREFROOF, and affords every facility for the' com fort of guests. Situated in the very heart of the City, in & very qulet hborhood, convenient to all sur. Subway and elevated rallway and In the midst of the shop- rict. Rooms With Bath $2 and Up. Special rutes oy the month or season Restaurant a la Carto, SETHE H. MOSELEY, 2D, Formerly of New Haven House, New Haven. Conn ciry 0 dis A PAPER FOR THE HOME OMAHA BEE BEST IN THE WEST extra s!rw'ial. worth up to $1.50, at 3 K] can make graduation presents this for half price by getting them here. sensible to pay high prices? Wedding Presents, or any kind of pres- Brodkey % at hal? price. Beautiful new stock to ct from. Diamonds, watches, brooches. Jewelry BRODKEY JEWELRY LOAN 0. f Douglas Street. Fowler, Deputy Comptroller 1s Guest in Omaha and since then they have collected $270 from kim. All they now seek | from the officer is §151 more. ly signed a salary assignment as Is customary and beginning with his Sep- | tember, 1%7, pay the loan sharks have drawn his every month. At that | time he recelved $50 a month, out of which | he was allowed the munificent sum of $10. Bankers Attend Luncheon Given 10| Later, as his pay increased first to $50 and Man Who Watches Their Cur- hen $10 he has had all of $20 and $30 1o live | rency So Well. ipport a family. 3 Althaus, who styles his The Duff Green Loan compa W. J. Fowler, deput n“} defendant paxe currency, was the guest of ihe Omaha National bank at a seérved in the bank's dining room Friday noon. 1‘n September, 1907 | money business is the | comptroller of An injunction is prayed for m. 13 | | | | the petition filed noonday luncheos i q! by the Omaha National bank Y Jearned he when it was pass through th city ‘0. his way to California to attend a for Dry Ticket! bankers deputy comptrolier was accompanied by Mrs, Fowler. Files Petmon Asking that Antl Sa- for Republican, eting were Among them were president of the Mer Henry W. Yates, president of the Nebraska National; C. 't Kountze, president of the First National; M| N Harlow, president of the United States National; H. C. Bost wick, president of the South Omaha Na- tional; J. H. Millard, president, and W, H, Frank Ham viee hants National b Dr. Andrew B. Somers filed a petition in | county court Friday afternoon asking that | the election of the republican candidates | for the excise board be declared null and | void. He also asks that the certificates of election issued these men be withe Suchols- cashiar, | Omaba, Nationsl, a0d | oug tngt ‘certificatse be: given m”ll.‘\’lrl:“ln\ Ward M. B #s of M. E. Smith & Co. Abbor | Mr. and Mrs Fowler left on an after- ot . E. Maxwell, T. B. Norris and | M. C. Steele moon train for California Dr. Somers bases his petition on a charge | that the names of republican and demo- | LOAN SHARKS WORK OFFICER | cratic candidaies were Hieseby saimios s | the ballot and that only the four Anti- For Two Ye M. D. Mull | Saloon leaguers were “printed and desix- Mas Paid Forty Dollars Mounthly | nated upon the ballot as by law required \ for Twenty-Five Dollars. | —_— | A Cruel Mistake Possibly the worst “body-snatching' case | is to peglect a cold or cough. Dr. which hus come to light in Douglas county | New Discovery cures them and prevents was shown in district court Friday when | consumption. blc and $.00. For sale nv.| King's Attorney Oliver 8. Erwin flled a petition | Beaton Drug Co. in_ behalt of M. D. Mullaly, an Omaha — waliceman. Loan sharks gave Mullaly §25| Bee Want Ads stmulste trade woves - | | i 1 |5 & $ - § £ 8 8 ; - i . L] H £y £ @ § 1 1b. racks Honey .. Ginger Snaps, per bbl Imported - French A Maple Sugar,’ Zest, per pkg. Sait Rising “Bread, per ioat 108 6 1b. sack Pan Cake Flour... 300 Jehnson's Educator Crackers B per 1b. First' Water Melona of the sea- son—ranging in price from 7sc 900 Navel, Julcy Oranges, B Fine, juicy Lemons, per doz. 186 Large fancy Cucumbers, each 8¢ Plain Lettuce, 2 bunches. 8o Celery, rer stalk 500 pair cholce Lamb Legs, per Ib. ... ... 1430 1,500 1bs. rolled Rib Roast, 1b. 100 1,500 1bs. Veal Shoulder Roast, at, per 1b. .. 9%4e 1,000 1bs. Rath Picnic Hams, per 1b, 94 1,800 1bs. Morreil's Towa Pride Ba- con (by the strip) per Ib... 17%0 Fore quarters Spring Lamb, each, at .. 900 genuine From 8 to 10 p, m. 2,500 1bs. Veal and Lamb Stew and Roast, per Ib voe 3%ec “TRYON" India Tea, per lb. OMAHA'S PURE FOOD CENTER. Good Groceries for your Sunday Dinner. L BARGAINS Peanuts, per 1 1b. Marvelli 3 Rock Salmon 2 1b. Y T A 3 pkes. Corn Flakes for. Regular 10c Pretzels, per Swedish Bread, per Ib..... 48 1b. sack Lotus Flour.... $1.78 It saves the dough We have the largest Jumbo Pine- apples displayed in our big show window, selling each, at 40c to 800 Blood Oranges, per dozen 8¢ Large bunches Pleplant, bunch 1o New Potatoes, per ib ) 4o Mushrooms, per 1b <ol 8se Bananas, per dozen. ... 10¢ uart acaroni 1 ib. tine cans Maine Corn, per doz. MEAT SPECIALS 1,000 1bs. choice Lamb Shoulder Roast, per Ib. 840 1,000 1bs. Boneless Chuck Roast er 1. Yo 2,000 1bs. Rath Black Hawk Hams per Ib 13%c 1,000 1bs.” Calumet Breakfast Ba- con (by the strip), per lb. 13%c Hind Quarters Spring Lamb, cach, at . 8150 From 8 to 10 p. m. 1,000 1bs. Country Bausages, per 5 450 Spring Lainb, Spring Ducks, Ture keys, Broflers, Bquabs (Par- tridge Chickens), etc COFFEE DEPARTMENT “LOTUS-ANKOLA" Coffee, per lb., 35¢; three Omaba’s most popular coffee-—brown Y SPECIALS for SATURDAY ONLYw-25¢ . can Runkel's Chocolate (quality unexcelled), Can Runkel's Cocoa and 20c¢ both for 34¢ 60 One teaspoonful makes lwu cupl—lt! all tea— mmhms lnndnfi LIQUOR DEPARTMENT Fine Whisky and Gin Cocktails, regular $1.25; special Fine Port and Sherry Wine, regular 60c¢; special uncolored—clean. Fine Port and Sherry Wine, regular 75c; Fioe Port and Sherry Wine, Apricot, regular $1.00; Banana, Strawberry and Cherry Cordials, spectal special regular 7 “The Queen of Table Waters." E APOLLINARIS y ases O L] 50 Glass, large, ases O 100 Glass, small,’ | 100 Glass, “splits,” ’mm LN 3 t“”"’” Boys with extra pair of pants, $4.50 values, special DON'T FORGET Missés' Low Cut Shoes young Miss takes great pleasure in wearing handsome Oxford ties or ribbon ties. Nowhere does a dainty, low cut shoe appear to be more at home than on the trim and slender toot of the voung lady. Our misses' low cut footwear is very handsome. Oxfords--Ribbon Ties Ankle Straps All sizes, all widths. We want every young lady to see our display of tha season's newest and best of dainty footwear. FRY SHOE CO., THE SHOERS 16th and Douglas Streets. Most _every Reliable Dentistry Tafl’s Dental Ruums Better Shoes for Same Money Ladies' Tan Oxfords, two nd buekle, quality—for at ot $1.39 Men's Oxfords, in black. button latest shapes,. $3.00 Saturday speclal— tans and oxbloods; prices are $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and . ou i $3.50 Boys' two-buckle Tan Oxfords, $3.00 and $3.50 Welts, the best shoes made..$4.00 and $5.00 You get quality in shoes here, and the price is less. NEW STORE. Peterson Shoe Co., With Jos. ¥, Bils Sons, 204 North Sixteenth Street. best grade welts, Electric easlest and style and YOUR 1} ALL GREAT- suITS OPPOR- s TUNITY THE RELIABLE STORE ANTEED » $18, $20, *22.50; $25 values Broken lots from our im- mense Spring Stock, 3to 5 suits of a pattern, 360 of them from which to select. .. and fabric. Satisfactory selection can certainly be made from some of the lots. Come early Saturday and get first $15.00 and $18.00 Nearly 500 Suits in this lot, all strictly hand-tailored in the season’s latest styles of silk mixed worsteds and ve- price. Look them over. 340 STYLISH SPRING SUITS, not one of 8 go Saturday in one big lot, choice Comparison will prove this the gmnlml snap ever. Knickerbocker Suits | Boys’ Knee Pant Suits, 10 2 85 styles for selection, 3 50 We are the people that sell the Cold Storage Refrigerator and the De. troit 1deal Gas Stove They both have a National reputation. We sell them Clothing Bargai Saturday EST P GUAR- Hart, Shaffner & Marx Suits, All of these suits are the season’s latest styles, patterns choice. . . Spring Suits $11.00 lours. You may equal the price but not the quality at the them worth less than $10 and up to $15, They’ll fit and give satisfaction. valnes to $(i.lb0, Tl'v HAYDEN'S Flrst PAYS on small monthly payments or a cut price for cash. o X Wi wm:dw Elpfl‘uhd" pe The reputation of the Detroft Ideal as a gas stove in the east is such that when people move to Omaha from the east and buy a summer cooking apparatus here, the first thing they do is to look it up and | they don't stap until they find it. It don't make any difference how little people know about gas stoves, when they compare the Detroit Ideal they can see a difference at ery move. It has the shallow one-plece | arilled burners. Every burner has a gas Hurd's reputation as a refrigerator builder. | Préssure regulator. Every burner and the You don’t have to be an expert on refrig- | oven are removable. It is an extraordinary erators to see the superiority of the Cold | baker. It is the stove that gives you $1.00 Storage over others. | sas. The Stoetzel Stove Co. 714 S. 16th St. 23 _AND 33 We want te impress those two figures upon you -2} and 34 —that is $2.50 and $3.50—the price of our new line of Summer Oxfords These women’s oxfords not only have the appearance of the $4 and $5 oxfords-—but they are just as good—wear like them-—hold their shape like them-—and are in comfort llke a last year's shoe. The only question is-—do you want to save $1.00 to $1.50. Wa think you are willing if you are shown—Ilet us do the work of fitting you to a pair—If you don't want them we will take them off, and we will be just as good friends as ever—fair, {sn't it—You have a chance to see and we have a chance to prove our statements. The Cold Storage is Mr. Hurd's, the great refrigerator build latest inven- tion. Mr. Hurd has done nothing but i vent and build refrigerators for the last forty years, and has a national reputation as a refrigerator builder. He was awarded \ighest premium at the World's Falr in St Louis on four poin! the cold storage, cold dry sanitary air circulating system, packing of the doors and walls, quality of the white enamel and glass trap.!Some of | he most prominent people of Omaha buy the Cold Storage because they know M Wall Paper Having BOUGHT FROM RECEIVER of the Firm of RUTHERFORD & JEN- SEN their Magnificent Stock of WALL PAPER of English, French and Ger- man Stock—STRICTLY UP-TO-DATE— which we OFFER AT ONE-TENTH their ORIGINAL VALUE. Come and LOOK THEM OVER at 2008 Farnam St. D C SCOTT, DVS RO, (Successor to Dr. H L. Ramaceiottl) o:nn--umhl.-u-m- s L8900 ' 81350 | $1000 | " Calle Promotiy Asereell at Al Bewe | B S A I T Y. S e S W "Fhone—Office Marney 997. asma STATE VETERINARIAN, | Bee Want Ads Boost Your Business