Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 19, 1910, Page 7

A THE BEE OMAHA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY' 18, 1910, 25¢ Ribbons 12i¢ All Bk Taffete Ribhons, extra heavy and wide, big assortment, 26c yd. values— HAYDENs THE RELIABLE STORE Ladies’ Underwear, Hos:ery, Corsets, Gloves Upon the New, Spring Corset depends the proper set of snit or gown. A model for every figure is our boast, and the proper fitting to every figure is our specialty. Newest and best models, in front lace corsets shown here, each, at . $5.00 and $6.00 All the best makes in new spring corsets, up from . .$1.00 $1.00 Batiste Corsets; new models, Ladies’ and Children’s 36¢ HO‘:?T‘Y ~=black and colors, pair . 15¢ Brushes Brushes BAMPLES, ABOUT HALF 50c Hair Brushes 60¢ Clothes Brushes 20¢ Tooth Brushes 26c Hand Brushes . $1.00 Bath Brushes Sheet Music Choicest assortments and values shown in Omaha, with womderful, special bargains Saturday. Dainty undermuslins less than half. Gowns, made of fine nainsook, that sold to $3.50; slightly solled from handling, to close Baturday, at .oV and $1.50 Bkirts n.nd fiuub ination Suits that sold at $1.50 and $2.00; daintily trimmed; snap, at ... . 98¢ Princess Slips—A beautiful line, in fine, checked nainsooks and lawng; trimmed with dainty laces; matchless values, at 5 Ladies $1.00 Kid and Cape Gloves; big assortment; matchless bargains .. fiqf New French Kid Gloves—All new spring shades, at £1.00 and ....$1.50 2nd §2.00 Ladies’ Silk Gloves; Keyser and Fownes; all colors; on sale, pair, at 50¢ and $1.00 Final Clearance Knit Underwear Vests and Pants in all wool, stk and wool and Swiss ribbed cotton rfvnluen to $1.50 per garment, 50¢ l‘ldh‘u $1.00 thm Unlon Suits; long sleeve and ankle length, at, sult ?0¢ Ladies’ $2.00 quality Unlon Suil in wool and fine cotton, on sale, choice 98¢ Ladies’ Fine Lisle Hose; valugs to GC2> & pair; black and colors, at. Beoks & Stationery ‘The only place in Omah ik s aha where you $1.60 Copyright Books $1.00 Copyright Books ..... Fire Stationery at Out Prices "n\;lers Ink or Mucllage, por bottle, -8%0 3¢ All the Latest Hiis at 10c Included in this Sale is “Where The River Shannon Flows,” One of the sweetest Irish songs ever writfen. By The Light of the Silver; Be Jolly Moily, Come Be Sun- 8hine Dear -r On My Fingers, Isn’t That Knough For You, 'ro tha End of the Worl }‘ '?.. Didn'c Mean To Make Yo R Y Won The Only Gis Vo, Tos it w\e You, it . Mary 1em nl-\lm\ R ou'r ew! Curly, yocay and. 1d- termenso; Porcupine. Rag). Serora Waltzes, You Dot Know How Mooh You Have To Know, Abe Take An Uur Fadder, A Trip l‘ofln, To The North Pole, Every Day, Mary - i0f the Prairle Wedding Bells, Loye Sparks ‘Waltzes, Sweet Dréams: of Home, Litfle Snow Flake, Yankes Grit, mareh . and two-step; Shaky Eyes, Cqlonfal. March Medley, Grace | and Beauty; a classic rag: Let 'Hr u | March, Red Fes, march and two- | Pansles, Mean Thoughts, Red H age of the Golden Ro 1 Mo Llal. T'11 Be Your Jujube, Hmlo" oonman, Hello!, | Put 01 om Gray Bonnet. BTy Extra Specials for Saturday In Our Famous Domesfic Room From 8 to 8:30 A. M.—Product fine yard wide bleached Muslin; regular price 83010 yards limit—yd....80 From 8 to 9180 P. M.—Fine white 80ods, regular price 12%0 and 15¢ a yard wide bleached Muslin; regular From 8 o 3130 P. M.—15c Towels, linen huck—5 pairs limit—each 930 China Department Gas, drop reading lamps, com- plete with burner, shade, mantlé and tubing, Saturday, at ..95¢ Mantles; upright and inverted, Sugars and Creame imported rock crystal; Saturday, per set, at . ...85¢ Art Pottery, Culpldon, 1n beauti- ful blended colorings, now at, each ....20é 25¢ 3 30¢ ‘Water Bottles; quart size ..15¢ Salad Bowls; blue Canton China, in 3 sises, Saturday ......19¢ Syrup Jugs; spring tops .10¢ METCALFE SURE IN THE RACE Bryan's Editor, Says Maupin, Certain to Be Senatorial Candidate, MAY TIE UP WITH J. DAHLMAN Mayor James Charles Swmiles When Asked About Hooking Onto the Same Lime with Charles Otto Lobeck. W. M. Maupin, stats lavor commissioner, while in Omaha, said the triends of Rich- ard L. Metcalte now regard it as certain that he will be in the senatorial race. “Since _the publication of Motealfe's speech at the dollar dioner iast Monday evening the pressure on Metcalfe to de- clare hitasell has been very strong,’ Maupin. on this pressure, either, and it can be régarded as & cinch almost that Mr. Met- calfe wilt have to anngunce himself as u candidate for-the United States senate to succeed Bimer Jacob Burkett." The word brought by Maupin seems fo bear out in nome degree & tip being passed In certain democratic circles in Omahs. saia | noth “There I no chance for & letup | | eftective manner, Mr. From § to 8130 P. M~--81x00, extra heavy seamless sheots, fine round thread; regular price 85¢ each—six sheets limit—-at, each. .. 430 From 8:30 t0 9 P. M.—10c and 12c Flannelettos, fine patterns, fine twil] face and fleeced back—10 yards HUmit—at, yard EXTRA SPECIALS IN OUR HIGH GRADE Linen Depariment For Saturday’s Seiling Heavy, strong and durable Sheets; Blze 81x90; welded seams; worth 76c, Saturday, each .- B5¢ strong and dunhle Plllow also llx“ in; -12% e Full size, fringed Hed Spreads; imported Marseilles desiguns; worth $3.76, Sat., each .. 2, Beautiful assortment Bath Ml?? Bood size; heavy and absorbent; fast colors, worth $1.00, Snmr- day, each .59¢ district and nomination, Dahlman laughed, when the question was Put to him as to the truth or falsity of the rumor. “Why, clared himself in anywhere yet," mayor. “I don't hiteh to ghowt dances, as & rule. Wait until the beys line up and enter for somethiug; then I may be willing to consider the matter of a campaign com- bination, but not just now." It Is recalled by the tipsters who are h Metealfe for the sen: sald the putting out the new combination that Met- | calfe gave the Omaha mayor a shower of commendatory words at the Lin- coln banquet and that they have aiways been warm friends. If the combinat.on should be effected, say the.dopesters, it would tend 10 put & heavy foot on the saft pedal so far as making county local op- tdn an lssue In the demogratic platform is concerned. Metcaife did not put him self on record in his speech as._being for & county ‘local option plank, henoe ne has | recent along that lne to back | nd It is now regarded as cer- in & negutive, but none the less Bryan will be frught to & standstill If he tries to put his views tio a plank of the state platform. Another (nteresting, if true, prognostica- | tion of the anti-Shallenberger and anti- Bryan democrats is that the undismayed loser will be 1o get the governor to ain that, neither of those fellows has de- || warm | This very latest “tip” has Mayor Dahiman lu.a up with Lobeck for congress in this Bilious? tuke up his local option fight. ““How are your bowels ? "’ the doctor ai- ways asks, He knows how important is 3:‘ question of :om That would | mean a backdown,on the governor's part, Splendid Savings in Saturday’s Special Sales Tremendous Bargains in Wash Dresses Saturday A manufacturer’s stock purchase of over 1,500 beautiful dresses, dainty lingeries, pretty lawns, cotton shantungs, and motor cloths, reps., other popular wash fabri styles, dresses that were at to $15, all in one big lot at.....ccccevenn..... Dress and Tailored Waists—Big special purchase, including splendid assortment of new de- signs and fabrics, in black, white and colors, beautifully finished and worth to $7.50; on sale, choice Ask to see the new CROWN JEWEL SUITS—queen of all ready-to-wear tailored . suits at the price. .$25.00 280 new ones just received. cs, all newest spring manufactured to sell New Bilk Underskirts—Big man- | ufacturer’s stock purchase, val- nes to $7.50; colors and black; on sale at . .$2.95 IN CHILDREN'S DEPT. Children’s Dresses, in serges and pretty plaids, that sold up to $6.00, at .............81.95 Children’s Coats; all sizes, 1 to 6 years; velvets, bearskins, ete.- values to $7.50, choice, $1.56 Children’s Coats, sizes 6 to 14 years; values to $10.00; on sale Big Bankrupt Shoe Sale{,, Wm. Neeley Co 1l i BUTTERICK PATTERNS-For Baster Faehions—Now on sale in Pattern De- partment. i“ashions. Ask to see the Butterick $5.00 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Tailoring Department Models — well worth to $75.00; choice at, .$25.00 During the guiet season our Mr. Lieff, in charge of the Ladies’ Tailoring Dept., made up 94 sample suits for display in the department.' The workmanship, the material, the finish, is the same as you’ll find in regular $60.00 to $90.00 made-to-meas- ure suits, and each design is distinctive. We offer choice of these magnificent samples for one day, Saturday, at $25.00 Other delightful values in Spring Tailor Suits shown Saturday at $35.00, $45.00 to $75.00 $20.00 Tailor Suits $12.50—We believe the best tailor suit val- ues at the price shown in Amer- ica; comes in serges, broad- cloths, cheviots, ete.; taffeta and satin lined; choice $12.50 Duarne Streel, o9 New York We wfl]’ cloge out the balance of this large stock Saturday at about ONE-HALF its value. Ths sale has been the LARGEST in the stor:’s history, and to make it more complete will wmd it up Saturday with even BETTER values, if pos;ible, than last Saturday. Men'sand Women's Shoes, in all leathers, shapes and st)le!. in both turn and Goodyear wells, with values up to §4.00, at .. Men's and Women's Shoes, in all leathers, shapes and styles; vaiues up to $3.50, at .. --$2.50 $1.98 Women's Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps; values up to $3.00, at ..$1.39 Boys' Youths' and: Little Gents’ Shoes, in box-cdlf, kangaroo calf and gun metal; values up to $2.35, at .4/ Misses’ and -Children’s School Shoes to 2,at ... Little Gfints Satin Cal the $1.25 kind, at --$1.50 all sized D¢ Women's $1.50, Kid Juliets, with plaln or patent tips and rubber heels, at Boys’, Youths' and Littie Gents’' good School Shoes; the $1.50 and $1.(6 Child, Kid, lace or button; regula: 76c and 85c values; turn soles, ai, Read the Big Special Grocery Sale lor Saturd:y n lu. best Fuze Cane Granulated Ao ha High Paten § bura best brands Laundry Soap. 6 Ibs, best hand picked Navy Beal The best White or Yellow Cornm ) beat Holiod Bidkk choice Japan Rice .. ans solid lclad Tol Y 31b. cans Gol Pumpkin, Hoinily, Squash. Baked Beans or Appled... 156 2-Ib. cans Early June Bifted Pead, wu, Green or Lima Beans, per can. THe Bromangelon, Jellycon or Jello, All kinds Corn Flakes, pke. uaker Wheat Flakes, pl(. o rape-Nuts, pkeg. 5 1 Postum. Ceredl, Infge DA, 19 The bent Soda. or Oyster Crnckar!,7 The boat erisp Oinges BRALA The best crisp Pretzels, per % 1+ HUTTEN I8 B mwn AGAIN | ‘We Are St Dgwn Prioes The best fancy Creamesy tter, per u;.i e The ‘b Count ib. . The b ne; 2 1b, rolls good Butierine e Best fresh rggs, per dozen 4-1b. rolip goud Lavio Bugiine, The best full cream Cheese, 1b. Orange Spoons! ~ Orange To every purchaser of one dozen or more of Hignland Nyvel Oranges, we will scll you the best silver plated orange spoon FITIT TOr ... Highland t'n:"l.—m Pride » of ?‘ Perdos. ... 160, 17340, 236 and FRESH IG ‘!‘All-l' Lrss THAN NG {-heg aurmp- or ‘shallots, er_bunch eads fresh Leaf Lettuce ‘auliflower, 2 b Fresh arsley, per Fri resh ripe ‘TFomatoes, per Ib. .. @h, large Cucumbers, per ib, Fresh Cabbage, 1b.... Fresh Sweet Potatoes, Specials Safurday Chocolate Oreams, 1 2 C per pound. . 9c Gum Drops, assorted flavors, per pound..... Yankee Peanuts— per pound ... . 15¢ a0 25¢ Fancy Box Candies. . . Don't forget Try HAYDEN,S First It pays since he already has des d.- in faver of leaving it out of the platform, but his op- ponents Insist he can change front as quickly and with as unruffled & front as | any man in public lite today. TO COUNT LIVE STOCK FOR CENSUS STATISTICS Enumerators to Take Figures from Ranchers and Farmers Uns der Secreoy. It has been deeided by the census bureauy authorities %0 have the. regular census enumerators take the ce of the num. ber of the live stock on the ranges of the western states as a part of the thirteenth decennlal census, beglnning April 15. The census authorities are conyinced that the enumerators will be able to gather these statisties oven more expeditiously, cors | rectly and economically than would be pos: sible by special agents under extsting con- Qitions. It 18 believed that the live appreciate the fact that in glving to the | enumerators the information regarding their live stock holdings there is abso- { lutely nodanger of it belng communicated to county assessors or forest service offi- | elals. It was thought that without this | assurance there might be hesitancy on the part of the live stook owners to furnish this data for fear that it might mean extra taxation or larger grazing charges. The, census bureau wuthoritles have al- | wayh’ maintained the position thet all in- formation gathered by 1t was for statistical use solely and would not under any eoii- cumsiances be imparted to any Other branch of the government, ; Mets Bottiea Deer. Call Douglas 112, Ind. A-2119, same ‘phone numbers for METZ Botted Beer to home consumers. Prompt delivery and same prices guaranteed. Wm. J. Boeckhoff, re- tail dealer, 808 8. Tth rock owners Bl sl ms el seafp e reeetifeeseehf st hfors e i WATER BOARD DOES NOTHING Never Has Tried to Improve Condi- tions, Council Discoyers. BURT STREET POOL IS CONDEMNED Water s Low and Covered with Ims purities and Humilton Street Reserveir Admits of No Aeration. Among other discoveries made by the city council's pure water committee was the fact that the Water board has never turned over its hand in an effort to securé an improvement in the condition of the water, nor broached the matter to the Omaha Water company. Councilmen Berks, Hummel and Kugel, the special committee of the city council toexamine Into the city water question, sperit Friday morning in an inspection of the Hamilton street reservqlr and the Burt Street pumping station. “We found a very undesirable condition existing at the Burt ifreet station,” said Councilman Berka. “The place i8 low and the location is about as bad as could be found for such a station. The surface of the water must be coutinually covered with soot, smoke and cinders. The lce on the place 1s now covered with these things. And the water 18 very low. Neither is the plant there in good physical condition, being In need of repairs to make it any- fhing like as effective as it might be. “At the Hamilton street reservoir the Wurface is solidly frosen over and the water In the reservoir is low. There is time. 1 | ) 50c Veiiizgs 25¢ 1ree mesh, faney Valls s ings, well worth G0c a THE RELIABLE STORE A 25¢ P RIS IV TN TR, | Shirts] Shirtsl Sample Lines and Floor Stock of two of Ameflm 3 larg- est and best known factories, bought for cash at a tremen- dous bargain, on sale. MEN'S $2.00, $2.50 AND $3.00 SHIRTS 98c—As choice & line of Negligee Shirts as was ever shown by any house in the west. Fine mohairs, silk and wool, silk or mercerized fabrics—in all the new soft spring shades, white, tan, gray, blue; fine patterns, soft collars attached — actual values to $3.00, at Men’s Laundered Shirts; values to $2.50, in all new spring styles and patterns; all sizes ....98, FURNISHINGS AND U Men's Laundered Shirts; values to $1.60; all new, spring styles and patterns, at ... DERWEAR, ABOUT ]\Al ¥, $8.50 Sweater Coats; all wool, at, | $1.00 Muslin Night Gowns, each, cholce 08¢ L Men's $2.00 w Underwear, to cl Men's Union Suits that sold to $5, | Men's Fleeced Shirts and Drawers on sale, at .. 81.50 to $2.50 l that sold to $1, Saturday §9¢ Men's 50c Four--in-hand Silk Ties, Saturday, at Men's 650c quality Hose; wool, | Men's 26¢ quality Hose; wool, cot- lisle and mercerized, at .. 25¢ ton and fleeced, on sale 12% ¢ en's $2.50 Flannelette Overshirts, in blue and fancy colors, on sale, LADIES’ 50¢ "Bt 25¢ Handkerchief Sale A new line of fine Ak Blastic Belts, T%e with fancy buckles; regular 50c gbods; on sale Saturday at......880 Without doubt the biggest values 15¢ Pure Linen Handkerchiofs. 10 Pure Linen Handkerchiets 10¢ Sheer Cambric and Fancy Barred Handkerchlefs, at 4%0 Slightly solled from h\ndllm: regular values to 25¢; at .......3%0 and 100 | over seen in Omaha. =z New Spring Styles Men’s Hats The season’s best offerings in style and quality. Headquarters for the new J. B, Stetson Hats, soft and stiff; at, up from .. ...$3.50 Other Standard Brands at. .$1.50 to $3.00 SAMPLE HATS—Nearly 1,000 of them, in all 79c styles, and actal values to $3.00, at. Big Toilet Soap and Rubbet Goods Sale in Drug Department B¢ tiar Pompelan Massage Soap, per | 10c Williams' Shaving Soap, at . .Be Our 10¢ counter contains thousands of 16¢c and 25¢ toflet articles, for Saturday only, at 100 RUBBER GOODS. $1.00 Rubber Gloves, 5o at 400 86c Rubber Hair Brunnu. go_at 59 $1.60 Red C taln, Syringe, go At .. .890 $2.25 Welli y and Bottle, aranteed for five vears, at ..$A89 ..490 | §1.25 Savory Hot Water Bottle, at 79¢ Wash Boiler Sale 45 brass or zino W sale at 50c and 8¢ brass nickel plated Bath Room Fittings—towol bars, soap dlshos, ‘glass "Holders, toflet! puper Nolders, ete Japanned Bread Boxes $1.00 Clothes Baskets . $1.25 Clothes Baskets . 86¢ Japanned Coal Hods, only. ... Five wire or wooden 5¢ Coat flgnxor. for 100 at 160" Munyon Witch Hasel Soap, 1«.— bar, . .80 ‘at Pure Hydrogen ber bottle at . .00 Beef, Iron a Peroxide, .56 Genuine Lisk brand, extra hea copper bottom wash boiler; No sige, worth $3, only $1.35; No. 8 $1.85; No 7, ..81.00 Solid Copper, runranued flve years; No 9, 82.25; No. 8, $2.15; No. 7, 83 Galvanized Bollers extre heavy, at, each .78¢, 850 and 980 Bxtra taye #ides, galyanized Qarbi ans, 20 gallon size, worth $8.60, one day sale L BL7S @llon Garbage Cans, with bale d cover, at . 98¢ Folding Iron) each, only . Six-fool SKirt Five-foot «. s« Popular Family Liquor Dept. 8 yrs. | Wine; home made grape; red or white, per gal. ....... .31,06 Orders Taken for Bottled Beer Boards; Board, with stand, 980 18 W nary wire Is worth. Whiskey; Rye or Bourbon; old, per at. per gallon .. X Other Specials snurd-y sume the same condition exists there; in tact, we know it does, from word brought by others.” » The three councilmen wil] do some think- |: Ing and hold some conferences among themselves between now and next Tuesday evening. They have not been able so far to diseover that the Water board has even | attempted anything in the line of better- ment, or has in any way taken the matter up with the water company. There is some ground for belleving the counclimen are wondering just what the Water board s supposed to be for, if it cannot come to {life at & time llke this, when everybody is anxious about water. Besides t| members of the Water board, General Manager Fajrchild of the water company will meet with the council next Tuesday evening, R. E. SUNDERLAND DIRECTOR IN FACE BRICK COMBINE Omsba Gets Two Representatives, J. Fred Smith Beilng One of the Vice Presidents, R. E. Sunderland of Sunderland Bros. company was elected to a directorship in the Bullding Brick association orgunized. & e convention of National Brick Makers held in Pittsburg. The newly formed or- ganisation represents & combination of the “face brick’ interests for the announced purpose of urging the use of brick as a material for artistic architectural construc- tion in competition with lumber. The movement is sald to be backed by men who represent $50,000,000 of money invested in_the tndustry. Omaha pulled down a second office at the brickmen's convention when J. Fred While we did not visit Flerenee | annual convention pumping statlon and settling basing, I pre- | Orleans won, largely because of the ex- | Address NEAL Smith of Smith Brick company was re-elected president for Nebraska. absolutely no chanee for acration at this | The Omaha men sought to bring the next | 0 Omaba, but New tremely cold weather in Pittsburg, the dele. gates say. The convention polled an at- tendance of 2,000. slight] hurt. hunam-u for po A Fortunnte Texan, E. W. Goodlos, “Dallas, Tex., found = sure cure for malaria and biliowsness in King's New Life Pills. Zc. For sale Beaton Drug Co. B Auto Csught Between Cnr. ST. FOUILS, eb. . Charles W. Whitelaw, wite of the president of an ice |and fuel company, was seriouely hurt, and | Dr. | her ehauffeur was perhaps fatally injured | by when her sutomobile was caught between THE DRINKER DRINKS NO MORE |After Taking the Neal Three Day Cure For the Drmk Habit. WITHOUT HYPODERMIC INJECTIONS THE. MODERATE, OOCASIONAL OR PERIODICAL DRINKER, THE HABITUAL OR EXCESSIVE DRINKER, AND THE NERVOUS MAN WHO HAS TO DRINK TO KEEP FROM BECOMING RE NERVOUS, ARE ALL CURED PERFEOTLY IN THREE DAYS AND A PLAIN OONTRACT I8 GIVEN EACH PATIENT TO THAT EFFEOT. INI‘HTUTI OR HOME TREATMENT The Neal Is a Vegetable ’l‘nnunont. Perfs Harmless, And Be Taken By a Six-YearOld Child mm l“e-r of "“lh' Least Injury. BANK REFERENCES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED FulVinformation, with cost of 'ru (South Tenth Street, Omaha, Nebraska ment at the institute or in the home. | Everything strictly confidentigl. INBTITUTE, 1602}