Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 29, 1910, Page 12

THE BEE: OMAF BENNELTS MANUFACTURER'S STOCK SALE s WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS CONTINUES ALL THIS WEEK ( J Choicest V HAYDENs THE RELIABLE STORE TUESDAY—A great bargain clearance of all broken lot: and odd garments. ‘ WEDNESDAY | | Lingerie Dresses, House Dresses Kimonos and Wrappers. THURSDAY Tailor Suits, Waists and Silk Dresses, 8ilk Waists and Underskirts, Fine Suits. SOME OF TUESDAY’'S SPECIAL BARGAINS Ladies’ Auto and Rain Coats— |Women’s Covert Jackets—Al Silk rubberized; values up to| newest styles, worth $7.50—at, $15.00; on sale at $6.95| choice X 35 Dainty Lingerie Dresses—Regu- [.ong Challie Kimonos—Regula) lnr values up to $7.50; on sale, 2.00 values; on sale-—choice- $2.95 - 98¢ Dressing Sacques—Big mixed lot, regular values up to $1. »l), 49¢ DREXEL'S FOOT COMFORT SHOES FOR WOMEN Every day we receive com- pliments from women who are wearing our -anti-bunion shoe. This shoe is so constructed that even though you have bunions or enlarged joints, you can wear it with perfect comfort. It 18 a specially constructed woman's shoe, made one size smaller at the instep and two sizes wider in the sole. This gives a snug fit over the instep and through the heel and at the same time allows the foot to rest wholly on the sole as it should and not on the uppers. The stock is fine soft kid and the soles are flexible. We have them in button and lace, dress and common sense toes. Don't suffer with your feet when you can get shoes like these. Prices—Turned soles ‘Welt Soles RANDEIS TORES OMAHA Send for FREE SAMPLES of Nyanza Sylx DON'T MISS A SINGLE DAY Ever Offered BIG FRAME SALE NEXT SATURDAY in Omaha. More Nl Bargains on the Way. Tuesday Bargain Extras | A series of suner!or specials lor one day only. Heavy Cream Serge Suiting, strictly pure wool and 46 inches wide, also white serge with black hairline. No goods are in greater demand for suits, seperate skirts or dresses—absolutely the best $1.00 values in town, at, yard, Tuesday Those 85¢ and $1.00 Silks Again for 39c. We still lave' a large quantity from Monday's sale for Tuesday shoppers. You can buy now-—$1.00 Bengalines, $1.00 fanc Louisines, Taffetas, Plaid Silks, stripe Messa- lines, diagonal Silks, Etc., none worth less than 86c— some worth $1.00—all at, yard AMOSKEAG APRON GINGHAMS All size ghecks, everybody knows the goods and value— 6 T e N i et Sl 4 Bleached Muslin, best 10c grade, full yard wida,Tuesday special @3¢ ¢ Pillow Cases, fine 18¢ kinds, 45x36 inch size, Tudsday special 12 ¢ Table Damask, bleached 30c quality, special for Tuesday 19 Bed Spreads, hemmed splended $1.25 values, Tueésda White Goods, big assortment, 10c stripe effects, Tuesd: FRIDAY Dress Skirts, Coats and Silk Underskirts SATURDAY | An Unusually Strong Line of Women's Spring | | Suits at $29.50 We anticipate great things with these snits. Every woman who invests in one will be more than satisfied for the values’are genuinely good. They show it in every detail. Slip any one of them-on and note the ‘stately lines, the -$3.50 Drexel Shoe Co 1419 Farnam St. 35¢c EMBROIDERIES 19¢ CONTINUED FOR TUESDAY—-JUST ONE MORE DAY Corset Cover Embroideries and 18-inch Flouncings—Beautiful A summer fabric, closely resembling the popxu'far silks, but pret- tier, because it comes in all rough colors, and better, because it is guaranteed to wash. 25cC BRANDEIS STORES --- OMAHA Per Yard Special Price AP, ‘CLUBBING OFFERS Daily, and Sunday Bee. ... vee..86.00 ) Rcvi“wo{ OWR. . out din e (st $/00 oul;mggice $7.10 Our Price * ONLY 4$4 60 Our Price ONLY $4.50 Our. Price ONLY $6.40 THE OMAHA BEE OMAHA, NEB. Regular price for both one year. .$9.00 Daily Bee (without Sunday).........$4.00 Woman’s Home Companion .......,. 150 ‘;:‘;; Regular price for both ore year. .35.50 o e e Daily Bee (without Sunday) Cosmopolital «occieceess savssecsss 1:50 Begn‘llr price for both one year, .$5.60 . Daily and Sunday Bee.......oeu... Cosmopolitan ..... .$6.00 150 Regular price for both one year. .$7.50 perfect fit and finish and the air of individuality about them that is so plainly in evidence. Thére’s any amount § of variety as to fabric, design and eolor. $29 50 Many of them are justin.......... :... lcan Central Import Co’s. Bankrupt Stock JEWELRY)] 1S ON SALE THIS WEEK High grade solid gold, gold filled Jewelry, Watches and Diamonds g are being offered as they were never offered before 55c on the Dollar The sale opend Saturday with biggr erowds'than was ever seen in an Omaha jewelry sale. Thousands of well pleased patrons are speak- ing in the highest terms of the fine bargdins they got. AMAZING HALF AND LESS THAN HALF PRICES ON FINE WATCHES AND DIAMONDS Men’s $14 watches with 20 year | Men’s $16.00 Watches, for $7.98 guaranteed - Elgin mavemeu'.A-w Diamond Brooches, worth §40.00, $4.50 | at . 311 Watches, | Diamond Cuff at $10 down to .. $5 Over 500 other diamond no\emes all about half value. $16.98 $40.00,— 815.50 CORSETS -- Tuesday Special New Style Long Hip—$1.25 CORSETS, 85¢ Another shipment of thesé remark- able corsets, which reached us only Sat- urday, on sale Tuesday at 85c. Models that represent the very best styles for Spring—the one corset you would choose as the best in all the $1.25 makes. They come in a superb grade of im- ported coutil and Batiste, lace and ribbén trimmed, are well boned with non rust: able steel. They’re modish garments, cut -, low bust effect and long over the hips— figure builders in every sense of fhe word. Garters front and sides. All sizes, 18 to 30. D!nmond Rings, worth EXCLUSIVE OXFORD MODEL The shortest looking low shoe which will practically fit a normal foot. Flat forepart; extremely high arch and heel. ¢Made in Patent Colt, with moderate _ sole, = ’ “Dorothy Dodd” Shoes have a long list of fashion Our Fire-Proof Storage Mouse Proof Rooms Under Padlock, of which .you carry the key. You should know how and where Call and see this place. your goods are cared for. 804-12 S. (6th St. $3.50 i $4.00] 222y OXFORDS Caused an Easter Rush for our Special lines for MEN. You can buy any of the new lasts at these regular prices, which are moderate, and select tan, dull calf, patent colt leathers in lace or button, made to fit your feet. STYLES ARE RIGHT * AT THE WALK-OVER SHOE STORE 314 SOUTH 15TH STREET. ED 8. THOMPSON, Walk-Over Man. to 50c a yard; choice, at High Grade Wash Goods Sale Tuesday Silk serges, wide wales, worth 69c, on sale at New French Ginghams New Scotch Ginghams, Abberfoyle, -38¢ HIGH ()RAl)Iu WOOL DRESS GOODS 250 wool dress patterns that are worth $1.60,"$1.98 and $2.50—on sale in main dress goods department, at, per yard ool oee 44'!? HIGH GRADE WHITE GOODS DEPT. From 9 to 11 A, M. 11 plain white goods, on sale at HALF PRICE, From 2 to 4 P. M.—All fancies, dotted Swisses, Lingeries, and every kind of fine fleecy goods, on sale at HALF PRICE. March 31st Y. W. C. A. —at, per sack Crockery Department. DONY new patterns, in floral eyelet and open work 4ln~|gnq also fine batiste bands and insertings; actual values e Exra Specials for Tuesday FROM 9 TO 0:80 A. M.—The Cele- brated Hunter's Cholce, regular price 12%e¢, 10 yards limit, at, yard BGY%¢ FROM 10 to 10;80 A. M.—Fine whit goods, mixed lots, worth 10c and 12%ec yard, 10 yards Umit, at, per . e FROM 11 to 11:30 A. M.—Imborted German pure linen towels, 19x83 regular price is 26c, 6 towels limit FROM 2 to 2:30 P. M.—Defende) sheets, fine heavy cloth, round threa¢ —size 81x90. These sheets sell a 90c; 6 sheets limit; each ....47¢ FROM 3 to 8:80 P. M.—Yard Thistle down, yard wide, bleached muslin regular price 10c; 10 yards limit at, per yard FROM 4 to 4:30 P. Mi—Indigo blu prints, regular 6c, 10 yards limit, at per yard Membership Day VW' VISIT MEMBERSHIP BOOTH IN THIS STORE Special for Tuesday in Our Mammoth Grocery Dept. All Monday’s Grocery, Butter, Flour, Crackers, Fresh Veg: etables and Tea and Coffee prices will prevail Tuesday. TO FARMERS GARDENERS, ETC.—A special-carload of gen uine Red Early Ohio Seed Potatoes—put up in two-bushels sacks Stewart’s famous Flower and Vegetable Seeds; on sale iy ] Watch and wait for our Big Annual Shrubbery Sale, TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST ©,., to the Dakotas, and Northwest, Homeseekers’ round trip tickets at reduced rates the Black Hills, Wyoming, and other points West are on sale via The North Western Line triumphs to their credit, but their acheivements this season eclipse all preceeding efforts. Never / before have we seen so complete an exposition of artistic shoes. Itis the greatest shoe treat ever extended to the women of this city, BENNETT’S Nettleton Agenoy. MONEY AND VALUABLES and insurance policies should be kept in a burglar and fire-proof safe deposit vault. Why not make yourself abso- lutely safe by renting a safe de- posit box in our big bank valut? We are open before and after banking hours. From 9 A, M. to 6 P. M. every week day and until 9 P. M. on Saturday night. Our boxes are for the poor as well as the rich. They rent for only $1 for three months, Call and see them. AMERICAN SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS o Bldg. 216 8. I7th 81, Y. M. C. A. TRAINS SCHOOL v BOYS BE GARDENERS |§§ — Give bership Prives as Incentive Excellence., on the first and third Tuesday of each month. The opportunities provided for stop-overs to examine lands and the return limits are all very conveniently arranged. Colonists’ tickets on sale daily March 1 to April 15, and Settlers’ tickets are also on sale every Tuesday March 1 to April 12 inclusive, to a large number of points including the Canadian Provinces. A SELLING OUT FINE ARTISTIC Cash | § WALL PAPER - AT . LESS THAN COST 2008 FARNAM ST. win and Gardening clubs among the boys of the | ' Omaha public schools are now being pro- | moted by the Young Men's Christian asso- clation. It is the alm to get the lads inter- | ested In some kind bt work that is produc- ' tive. Enrollmént 1§ free and In the late spring there will Be an exhibit of vege- tables at the Young Men's Christian asso- ¢ ¢lation bullding and $60 cash and three Young Men's Christian assoclation mem- berships will be given as prizes. { In connection with the gardening duha "interest 1s being awakened among the School boys In the big indoor athletic meet April 1 at the Auditorium. Practice has started and ten boys from each school Wil prepare for the prellminaries at the Young Men's Christlan assoclation early in May, when one boy from each school will be chosen for the =thletic meet in the City Auditorium about the middle of May. “'The Young Men's Christian assoclation park on Levl Carter lake is high and dry, .despite the report last week that It was ‘flooded with wator, Mareover it Is stated {hat the tweny acrgé comprising the park bas never been known, to be under water. Between $500 and §1,000 will e spent thys | Excellent train ¥ serviceBand - direct routes. Artesian Water Free The present agitation regard- ing the city’s drinking watey, prompts we to inform the pub- lic that the Pure Artesan Water HOTEL ROME is free to all who care to use it in their homes. ROME MILLER, Colfax Mineral Springs for more than thirty years have been indorsed by eminent physicians. [ The waters' are tinsurpassed by any of the world’s natural mineral waters and unequaled in treatment of rheumatism, yspepsia, constipation, liver and kid- ney trouble. For rates; tickets and full in!’or-‘ mation apply to Ticket Qffices 1401-1403 Farnam Street Omaha, Neb. e HAT PINS We are showin faxis o def Tesort twenty.three miles east Des Moines, on the Chicay ado main line the 'Rock Lsiand L ines, affording excellent train service. mfl HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS some handsome sterling silver Hat year on improvements at the park, .which | Will include new boats, dredging, bath Bbouse and locker rooms for women, run- ing track of 230 yards stralghtaway, ad- itional _tennis courts, sinking = second Work B0 the: base: ball diampna, Bungalows to add to and the' number gr'| i pkobably be doubled.” FAIR AND BAZAR -Il! Wonderful Heallng. After suffering many years with a sore, Subscribe In Or By SRR L T T e 's Arnica Salye, ¥¢. For sale WANTED FOR SWEET @n “WILLING WORKERS” ~rom THE— WISE' MEMORIAL HOSPITAL KRV THEATER, MAY | T0 (4 3 several hotels, among which is the &W:‘Il Ce lll bnlll r & comman: furnished throughout, nmt service at reason- qulm- l the treatments of the thc Iln nd: ms ars 40 e found in 'hi in constant bt lmd .ldh'“nulb-‘h “':-a T “Rock !s'_;am onw'mmmmm Read The Bee Dear Sir: I have used your Pride of Omaha flour, and I would have no other kind. One can not often get things, both cheap in cost and good In guality, but it must be so sald.of this, I herewith en- close a vesse, which I hope you will be able to use for'an ad Till after the spas gang dry, my dear, And the rocks melt in the sun, 1 will use Updike's Pride of Omaha flour, While the sands o' life shall run, " LM NEWMAN, 27th and Woolworth Ave, Pins—long fancy shape tops—, $1.50. Spend a few minutes in our ood style, $1.00 to k fo ore. ® the name. S. W. LINDSAY, Jewoler 1516 Douglas Street. Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big Returns. The Columns of The Bee Are Best for Advertisers. Rollablo Dentlstry Tafts Dental Room