Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 24, 1910, Page 12

P ——— Send for ree Samples JAPONIKA SILK The Great Silk Fabric - for Summer. All Colors 27 Inches Wide ;gt 25c Yard WIND AND DUST ON WARPATH Make Life lfl:;;; on -the Streets for One Day. BLOWS BOARDS FROM Planks Are Hurlod to Ground from BUILDING And the temperature was 87 at 3 p. m. “Hey, why 'don’t you look where you're soing!" “I wish I could. Why don't you!" “I can't."” Two men met in & head-on ocollislon at Sixteenth and Farnam streets. Both had thelr heads in front of them, trying to breast the dust. One rammed his derby Into the other's face. Bullding sand and Nebraska soll in an efficlent mixture with a westerly wind |, % el rriie amapt dovn. e, canons nwnn lmun along’ Omaha's It was a city-made nua stt hat rlvsilcd the best that the alkala plains can produce. Gathered between the planes of resist- ance offered by towering walls, the gale gathered strength downtown,. driving grit and dust through each tiny crevice to set: tile in the quiet of the interiors of the bulldings. The storm made Wednesday & day of discomfort and diwscontent. ‘The overgrown sephyr got greatest head- way on Farnam street where it was with difficulty that pedestrians could keep foot- ing up the hill. 1::“ iving; wind made the loose mater- n- uppe; Mom- of the City Na- tional ' source ot dager and wnh finally had to. quit. Bol “were tbfin off,to shatter. on,.the it t beloiv, A continuous -hnug_.t dub and #and came' rattling down for & block in the lee of the sky- scraper. The police department closed to traffic the stieets in the danger zone. Patrolmen guarded the roped boundaries of the dis- trict and the streets were closed for a viock ‘e sither side of the building. steel bars trom which the brick- as! pended, caught the the gwind and whipped about The writhing steel whipped /fice of the building, threatening to tear away from their attachments and sash to the street. After an hour of stren- uous work, the scaffoldiug was made se- cure and every moveable plece about' the buliding made fast with lashings. FORTY DAYS OUT OF BOSTON AND DYING FOR BAKED BEANS Returning from Pa- n-u..l- that . Avout 11t Now Bogiknd. tburista: thirty, New ‘;fi-, @fi mmv’::-.. ‘passed through u!hrnou "llhl((hw'hldm any real Boston baked beans since Feb- mryummu-wumtmunlw & trip to the Pacific coast. The second feature of the trip was the hot Wmhuhdty,w ith the high winds, T Just dging to I oan have Iiu'ult llll ¥ beans,” Brockton, Mass, “I . \and Boston' baked beans." haven't haa any real Boston baked beans since I left home and I'm glad fllll‘l won't have to go without them much longer. They, serve beans on the train, but they | are of the canned variety and none of us will_eat them. The people out west don't know how to cook bedns, I am satistied of that, and' they don't know what a relish they are missing. “There was only one place on the “trip where the beans were passably good and that was at Pasadena, but I was so busy that I dldn't get a chance to eat any of them, All of us will be glad to get back home to our ploturesque New England The entire party consisted of about || elghty persons, fifty of whom were from New England states and the others were from New, York and Pehnsylvania. F. A. Stockwell, one of the directors of the tour, sald that with the exception of & little sprinkle In San Francisco, the ‘pgrty has not seen any rain since it left Baston for the - west. Manager and Mrs. C. H. Greenleaf of the Hotel Touraine, Boston, were among those who were making the trip. Most Food is Polson } to " the . dyspeptic. ~Eleotrio :Bitters cure dyspepsia, liver and kidney complaints and debllity, Price 00c. For sale by Beaton Drvg Co. | —— Milliners Wanted. We want trimmers, makers and preparers in our millinery work room. Apply at once. Superintendent, BRANDEIS STORES., N Artesian Water Free The present agitation regard. ing the ecity's drinking water, prompts me to inform the pub- lic that the Pure Artesan Water HOTEL ROME is free to all who care to use it in thelr homes. ROME MILLER. flla-onanu,v sald THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY BERNEIT We Do Stamping in Art. Needlework Dopt Patterns Ite arranged to Suit. Exceptional Opportunities for Baying Easter Suits RIGHT at Bennett’s Easter Sults——Made from purest of all wool strictly plain or trimmed with moire silk at collar and cuffs; corded vest effect; colors are blue, grey, green and black; women's and misses" sizes—ndw, at, sls 00 each b Easter Suits—$25.00 Suits at $19.50 Clearly the greatest values ever at the Lymansville pure wool serges, fancy weaves, coat styles, in plaln and Including some smart two-button —-colors olive, tan, mode, navy, réseda, grey, black; save $6.50 $19 50 on them L rich materials, principally diagonal weaves, serges, fine worsteds, and tiny checked cloths. In this assortment are a dozen superb styles, either plain tatlored, silk trimmed or braided. The color range is very large. We invite comparison with ‘any Hfi s 5 00 sufts in town—Now at . ..... Easter Suits—Made of lmponed Vlgereaux new. diagonals and filne, Frénch serges. You can choose from plain tailored, moire trimmed and silk seutache bralded.suits; all lined with satin Duchesse; colors are tan, cadet, lavender, re- seda, rose, grey, etc.;“also ‘black and navy; extra large serge suits, sizes 37 Cotsets that give the correctflines sell Thursday at 85c. All brand new, clean and per- to 49 bust. Three big racks full, The very corset you would no and can be worn with comfort. Made extra durable. fect In every way, Sizes 18 to 30. White only each, at # CORSETS---Special Easter doubt pick out if you chose from all the $1.25 makes in the market. Just the corset to give the right figure effect for your Easter suit. ‘We have a great quantity of them ‘to (& Remember—It's a genuine $1.26 vnlue. Special sale Thursday, 85c. Suils and Reefers for aBoy’s Easler Dress lhe little fellows in the new spring styles. The boys sec- tion abounds‘with new ideas in dress. Ours rusty clothing, well made and taflored, of all wool materials in AWe new patterns and shades. REEFERS—We show a dozen or more clever new models—plain, stripe or checks, in red, tan, gray, single button Knickers and blue and shepherd’s plaids— double ‘bréasted Knicker Sults— --$2.50. $3.50. $5.00 | at 8 U I'T &—Riissfan, Sailor Blouse 4nd Norfolk Suits; also the new Correct and Becoming i Shapes and Shades Men’s Spring Hats There's real satisfaction in choos- ing a hat from the Bennett line. It 1sn’'t so much a question of pleas- ing you, that's’understood, for we have‘every style worthy a place in a Bood store, but it's the economy in uyll\r here that makes the strongest appeal ‘When you ljavg, style and quallty, such as only the foremost manufactu- rer's can produce, coupled with a less-than-usual price, all in your fa- yor. You'll rocoln!u the wisdom of buying at Bennett's. lhul. lnd lh es, Bennett’s Buy the Wholesale BANKRUPT STOOK JEWELRY of the Central Import Co., of Chicago. B6o on the Dollar, Easter Gloves BUY THEM NOW You'll find the hard to match shades / at ' Bennett's—S8tocks are tip-top now; all sizes in each line; the finest gloves imported. Expert glove fitters. F, W. L. Lambskin Gloves, in | blacks and colors, pair ..81.00 Ttalinn Lambskin Gloves—Paris point embroldered, pair, §1.25 “Alexandre” Kid Gloves—Highest grade imported gloves; big lne of shades, at $1.50 and $2.00 Bilk Gloves—Kayser and Fownes’ double tipped gloves, in leading colore . .50¢ 75¢ and $1.00 The t colossal sale of high grade In the history of the west, | e Salurday w“§1 .a“:‘:‘.fi'r‘?n'%‘flx Tod fal Bee big lgth street window dlsplays. POPULAR WALKING PUMP Seamless pattern in Black Suede; small bow. Made on a last specially designed for Pumps— it will neither bulge at the some have a white opening of ' a.meadon. They are made of in two, tliree and four-button § | cutaways; also white serge, with black hairline Easter Suits—Benutiful and exelusive models, in 8| $2.50 0 $10.00 §| HILLER'S Speclal This pretty. presscut glass Sideboard Decantur, filled with extra fine California Port Wine, and six glasses to serges, in plain weaves and shadow stripe match. —this serges; each is Mmed with good satin. The coats are the mew, B82.inch length, either All for “(’ek only. See them in our window—A big line of sideboard sets at very low cut prices, Easter Wines Deliclous Port, Sherry, Mg other fine C: % plnts, 280 ampagne—pints, Domestlc Champagnes: Standard brands Eiller’s Whiskies Guaranteed and proveu to be the best for home use—Absolutely Pure. Full Quarte— 80¢, $1.00 and $1.35 We ship 4 quarts prepald A bottle of fine Califor- FREE nia Port Wine, with a s-;r‘ or more of RILLERS ISK1IES. This 18 a special Waster offer for this week only. HILLERS Family Ligquor Store Easter Footwear Our window display of New Spring Styles is attracting MUCH AT’I‘EN’HON %hls season our women 's shoe display surpasses anything we have ever attempted. Bhapely, Stylish and Natty Shoes, Oxfords.ties and pumps are here in all the wanted styles, Light and heavy soles, military and Cuban heels, beautiful designs and models, including the new short last —just what you want for Eas- ter. WE INVITE EVERY ONE Who wants the smart things in footwear to come, see and select from our magnificent line of Haster footwear for women, Prices: $3, $3.50 and §4 Hanan & Foster Makes $35,00 Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam 8t. ft: We have experlenced men, advise regarding anything Formal Opening Melcher-Schmidt Drug Co. Saturday, March 26th ~—VYaluabie Souvenirs — Flowers Music Melcher - Schmidt Drug Co, 17th and Farnam Sts, SELLING OUT FINE ARTISTIO WALL PAPER —AT— LESS THAN COST There {4 & bread in our town, That cannot be surpassed, “Tis perfect “Tle made of Updike's cholcest flour, THE E OF OMAMA, A -porfect bread, as we have sald ‘Without a fleck or flaw, GRACH B. RUDIGER, E 2146 Bq, Central Boulevard, Are You Going To Paint This ;prln“l We are better equipped and located than any other paint concern in Omaha to furnish you with paint merchan- dise. Call or write for color card. Visit our Paint Department at 1416 Harney and you cannot go wrong if you take their in the paint line: MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO. Retail Paints, 10th & Farnam Sts, ‘Wholesale and Retail Paints, 1416 Harney St, Greater Values Than Ever mgafi We re ed this week a shipment of Ostrich Plumes, thoth French Curl and Willow, which for beauty in texture, richness and heaviness of quality we never saw equaled. We consider ourselves very fortunate, because high-grade Plumes are getting scarce on account of the unprecedented demand for these goods, Willow and Ostrich Plumes have never been 80 popular as this season. Almost everyone is wearing them, and why not? There is nothing half so dressy, besides they are a good investment if bought at reasonable prices, and good Plumes last for many years. If you intend purchasing this season, it will be to your advantage to buy now, as prices wre certain to advance. If you are not prepared to purchase now, come anyway, select your Plumes, and we will put them away for\you. THESH ARE GENUINE s, WE ARE DmEOT IMPORTERS AND SAVE YOU TER DEALERS PROY- IS, WE'D W rROM l:un 0 e HAVE YOU “;: . OALI. AND e’ LET US a» SHOW YOU FEATH- ROW RS c:u GE TaxEN anaos .- PLUMES TR oAN MALD REALLY BIRD BE S0LD K TO SEE OUR SPECIAL NUMBlukS, 16-inch Curled French Plumes $2.50 18.inch $3.75 19-inch $5.00 4 16-inch hand-knotted ‘Willow 20-inch hand-knotted Willow Plumes, double tied, Plumes, triple tled, ey ned $7.50 i ety $12.50 hand-knotted ~ Willow Larger sizes, $15 up to " OUR PRICES ARE ONE-THIRD TO ONE HALF LESS THAN RETAIL PRICES. EXPRESS PAID ON MAIL ORDERS, WE CLEAN, DYE AND REPAIR PLUMES. g The New Improved 1910 DETROIT IDEAL Gas Stoves $10.00 to $30.00 We sell it ori small monthly payments or a cut price for cash; The new improved Detroit Ideal marks a new era in-gas stove construction and fin- ish. It completely breaks away from the old method of cheap, unfinished and un. attractive sheet-iron, camp-stove-like cook- ing apparatus that compared favorably with the cheap $25.00 sheet-iron ranges, and goes into a class beside the high grade and attractive steel range. The reason these cheap, unattractive sheet-iron gas stoves have been sold is because up to with« in two or three years ago the gas stove has been considered only a temporary cooking apparatus to be used only in hot weather. Today it takes its place beside the steel range in importance as a cooking appara- tus. In five years the $85.00 to $50.00 gas stove will be the stove same as the $40.00 to $50.00 steel range is the popular cooking, apparatus today. The cheap un- sightly sheet-iron’ gas stove of today will be viewed the same as the cheap $25.00 4 shect-iron range is today. The same class of women who buy high m—nde steel ranges is the class who buy high grade gas stoves, the new Improved Detroit Ideal gas stove, now, One-third of the gas stoves we sell this spring range in price from $85.00 to $560.00, When women buy them this is what they say: “I do my cooking on my gas stove | half the year. I want my kitchen as attractive as any ‘ather room but don't isee how T can have it so with one of these cheap- ng unfinighed sheets iron gas stoves they are selling around town. T want''a gas stove that looks like something.” The Detroit Ideal is just what they were looking for. Look at the burners, the finish, the general construction of a Detroit Ideal and then at any other gas stove and see what a cheap unsightly affalr the other is. No intelligent woman will look at a Detroit Ideal and then go and buy gome other. Just as the Detroit Ideal { far superfor to others in construc- tlon and finish, just so is it far superior to the others in economy of gas, baking and working qualities, Remember that we sell the Queen Steel Range, the range that has mado the big reputation. The Cold Storage Refrigerators that received highest awards at the St. Louls Exposition. Coal Oil Cook Stoves. Guollg Stoves. THE STOETZEL STOVE C0., 714 South 16th Street , Feel “sluggis ! ! ' do you? i Know what makes it, sir? | ! l Well, it's your FEET! You're dragging your- self around in heavy winter shoes when you should be wearing sprightly, light, easy going “low cuts,” Just | pull out $2.50 or $3.50 | e s and get on intimate terms wnh men's ONIMOD S Regent Shoe Co. 208 So. 15th Street 2085 So. 15th Sireet | I CMFENG LD § G U A SSRIE § GO L I | e e ’ [ ——— 1 J Y.V THE NEBRASKA SEED CO oy _PALESROOM, 1014 IWAI\D L2 ) lflg ' { 1 $37.50 ¢ ! 1