Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 16, 1910, Page 16

\ BRANDEIS STORES Place On Sale Saturday 10,000 AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE BUSHES Worth up to 75¢ u:;l, at:nll 100 (50c a half dozen—$1 a doz.) All 3-year-old plants—all foliaged out and full of buds. They will bloom withir® the next two weeks. They are fully acclimated to Nebraska weather. These bushes are from the same nursery where we secured the American Byauty bushes that came out so \enccessfully last year. Nuraerymen would sell these bushes up to 75¢ each—Baturd ay in our basement, each ($.1.00 a duzen—50c a half dozen.) ATURDAY SPEC]ALS A Great Sale of 2,000 MEN’S and WOMEN'S Umbrellas Rainproof and Sunproof Worth up to $2.50, at 98¢ These are umbrellas of the very best makes—many of them are samples. We bought them very cheaply and of- fer the biggest umbrella bargain ever known in Omaha. Made of very fine English taffeta and cravenette cloth; 26 and 28 inches. Handles of German and sterling silver, horn, box wood, solid ebony and long Opera handle— silver trimmed—all with cases, long cords and tassels—over 200 styles; worth up to $2.50 each; Saturday, $3.00 Umbrellas at $1.50 1,000 Women’s and Men’s Silk Serge Umbrellas—fancy colors and plain black, medium and large— $1 50 fine quality, worth up to $3.00, at Women's Light Weight Underwear Women’s Sample Vests—sleeveless, fancy lace trimmed and plain— special, at Women'’s Sample Union Suits—um- brella and lace trimmed—all sizes, Women’s Body Vests—fine cotton, lace trimmed, all sizes, regular 15¢ garment; special in basement. .G¢ THE A Real Boy That is a boy full of ginger and ‘go,” should have the best of shoes. No other kind will stand the thumping and kicking he'll give them. We want parents- to- exam- ine our BOYS' “STEEL SHOD" SHOES. Note the quality of stock and ,the way they are put together. Boys' Bizes— 2% to 5% . Youths' 8 1to2 Little Gents' Sizes— 10 to 18% It takes two pair of ordin- ary boys’ shoes to outwear one pair of these. Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam St. I's Easy to Make it's deliclous to drink. Mefined Coffes. You must buy it if you would know the difference petween our oof- fee and the old style articles. All dust and chaff removed by our new machines—the only ones in Omaha. We are the coffee leaders—we lead in quality as well as in methods of preparing the goods for use, We can make you forget your “coffes trou- bles.” Mocha Mixture 36c, three lbs. for $1.00. Excelsior Blend 26c. MATN STORE, 313 8. 11th Bt Branoh at Publio Market, 1610 Haraey W.L. MASTERMAN & COMPANY, “THE COFFEE MEN. BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY APRIL 16, 191(. CLOTHING COMPANY BETTER CLOTHES FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN —A T [$10] [515] 20 than you will find elsewhere. These are positively the best values in the clothing world today. We give you better fabrics, better workmanship and better styles than any other store will give you at the above prices. Come in and try on some of the late models, which we show in all the cholce fabrics and colors. HATS MEN'S FURNISHINGS Boft and stiff hats in all the new spring blocks and colors. John B. Stetson, up, from $3.50 Emeérson Stiff Hats ... . 83.00 Young Bros.' Soft Hats, 83,00 The Guarantee Special; a $2.50 $1.90 Special for Saturday's Selling— 25 dozen “Pongee” Shirts — collars attached—A real $1.25 value, at Gsf A beautiful line of light and med- fum weight Underwear; plain and fancy colors, at 25¢ 45¢ and 7ThH¢ per garment. MILLINER Y We will appreciate your in- ) spection of our display of Millinery., In our large Millinery Sec- tion we show more Trimmed Hats than ever before and positively will save you 25% on your purchase. Trimmed Hats, hundreds to :ilect from, $5 ifl 390 Money Saving Items for You Flowers—An immense ety, worth to $1.00, vari Sun Bonnets, all sizes, values to 35¢, for HAYDEN: THE RELIABLE STORE FLYER FOR SATURDAY Men's an:l Boys' All Wool Serge and Worsted Caps OMAHA'S PURR FOOD CENTER. Carnations! Carnations! Carnations! SPECIAL 5,000 Carnations, Fresh, Large, Assorted Colors, Per Dozen 30c Fresh Pineapples, Mushrooms, im- ported Endive, Cuban Canteloupes, Fresh Mint, Head Lettuce, New Peas, Home Grown Spinach. Swedish Health B d, e (gt iwedish Health Bread, pe 1.00 Muscatel Wine (ve old .. Bl “'““é,,fi"‘f‘:..fi,",i'la 88 | B Malage Wine Cvory ola) br e 2 60c Port Wine 76c’ Port Wine (very old) Old Claret, per gallon . Plulrt.lunel (bottled In bond) SATURDAY SPFECIALS Imported Macaroni, PKg. «..... Domestic Macaroni, pke. Lotus Vinégar (sealed ) 760 crop) pe E;’dilcnorl (n bulk), .{% rt bottles B!ahnpu cm kit 1,000 16s. Jap Rice, pe Grape Nuts, per pke. Malted Broakfast F full uarts 48-1b. sack Bnow Old Wilson 0la 1. W., Harper Courtney's Lotus Brand, old pure straight Kentucky key, at very best) Box (40 bars) Soap 16¢ tins Importsd Psardine Special Our Saturday lrcm in Bakery De- partment will be the delicious home made Marshmallow Cake (made of 2-layer, rich yellow cake and two layers.'ege marhmallow fcing, Sat- urday only, each 200 Domesti¢ Bwlss Cheest Imported Swiss Che.ll, pe Cottage Cheese, per pkg. Waukesha Choése, per pk Blue Label Cheese, per pKg. FRUITS-VEGETABLES 25 crat per-1b, Carrots, 3 plain Lettuce . ple Nut Cocoanut Maple Kisses, pure Sugar in cases, and Maple Nut B No Matter What Price You Pay for a Piano You Want the Best You Want a Piano that Satisfies and that’s what you get every time for your purchase price when you buy your piano at The West’s Largest Dis- tributers of High Grade Pianos. A 9 All Pianos 8old on Easy Terms THE RELIABLE STORE Your Terms The Final Clearance of the Big Smith and Nixon Wholesale Stock Satisfaction or a return of every cent of purchase acked assorted | ‘Women’s Sample Pants—fine lisle aturday only ... umbrella pants—Iace trimmed; reg- ular and out sizes—special...39¢ 3 Boys’ Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers — Shirts, long sleeve and high neck — Drawers,. ankle length New Onio; price is guaranteed to every purchaser here. Offers. opportunities to the piano buyer for selection of high grade pianos at prices far below their aetual worth. Opportunities, the equal of -which you’ll probab]y not find Children's 'Knit Pants; tight knee-a?nfi knit -bands; all sizes; special P e e — ———— \ . 03 A Sale of Women’s Kid Gloves \ 4 < Women’s 2-clasp French kid and lambskin gloves—all the new shades of tan, cham- pagne, gray, green, blue, also black and white—Paris point or single row embroidery fitted to the hand—Main glove counter, at, pair Special Values in Kid Gloves—On Bargain Sqluro— black, white, tan, grey and mode, in 2 and 3-clasp effects; all sizes; worth $1.00, per. pair, at Long Silk Gloves—Double tipped fingers; pure milan- ese, elbow length; black, white, tan, navy, grey, pink and sky; worth $1.26— per palr, at Short Silk Gloves—2-clasp, Kay- ser and Fownes'; black, white and all fancy shades, at, per pair 50¢ 75¢ and §1 Chamoisette Gloves — Nat- ural color, all sizes—at, a 25¢ and 50¢ Sale of Fine Hosiery Women's pure thread Silk Hosiery—fancy embroidered boot patterns —plain all silk, with wide welt hems; lisle soles; double heels and toes; black, tan and light s per pair, at Women’s and Men's pure thread Silk Hoslery; all over lace and lace boot patterns; plain silk with wide lisle garter tops, 1isle soles, double heels and toes; worth $1.00, per pair, at Specialis in Cut Flowers Saturday ~—Roses— —COarnations— Large quantity of fancy home Several thousand of our beauti- grown. roses; in all colors; rég- ful carnations; larger than ever A9 fB OMAHA m‘r MONDAY IS THE GREAT WALL PAPER SALE ENTIRE STOCK OF AN EASTERN JOBBER. This is another one of those spot cash purchases, made by Brazdeis Stores. See the Douglas Street Windows. mmmnnowmm —~—regularly 75¢ a doz,, at, doz., Or each Aoy ‘ O Mau 'or Woman's Ward- N robe will be complete this Summer without a pair of o] Low Cut Shoes. With our Low Cut Foot- wear, there's no slippmg or gaping, for the Shoes are shaped correctly, Superioer Models Our Oxfords were \chosen from among the best makers' best. Our Men's $3,50, $4 or $5.00 Ox- fords and our Women's $8.00, $38.50 or $4 Oxfords gannot be duplicated for these prices elsewhere. But do not judge of our Bhoe values by our prices, for all. Shoe prices sound altke, . Look at our Oxfords— and then judge. 'FRY SHOE CO. “THE SHOERS" 16th and Douglas Sts. Saturday Specials We are headquarters for all kinds of rubber goods, and offer reliable brands only. See our Ideal Fountain Syringe— at, each y Guaranteed Rubber Gloves . 40¢ Fountain Pen, Special ...$1.00, Cigar Specials 10c University Club, 4 for . 10c La Felicidad, 4 for m Melcker-Schmidt Drug Co. Prescription Specialists. 17th and Farpam Sts. Both 'Phones : Free Delivery. | -25¢ § Early Excursion Rates East 8t. Louis, June 4 to 8, inc. . Baltimore, May 7 to 9, inc. . Atlantic City, May 15 to 17, inc. .................. $15.40 41.25 43. 90 Washington, D. C., May 15 to 18, i.no. Detroit, Mich., June 8 to 10, inc., July 6 to 10...$2 Cincinnati, 0., May 4, 8, 9 and 10 Baratoga Springs, N. Y., July-4 to 6, inc.. North Manchester, Ind., May 13-14 ... New Orleans, La., May 14 to 16, inc For complete information about routes, train servxce, stopovers, limits, etc., tickets and berths, call on J. B. REYNOLDS, City Passenger Agent, 1502 Farnam Street, Omaha Three Special Candy Bargains for Saturday Regular 60c Princess-Sweet Cho- colates, Saturday Regular 40c Black Walnut Taffy, Saturday Regular 60c Hand Dipped Choco- late Coated Spanish Peanuts— Baturday Fresh Home Made Candy every day. and Baturday. Myers-Dillon Drug Co., 16th and Farnam Sts, STATE AGENTS TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER fll Hlll.ls l’lflerns Ideal Form Journal. One Dollar & Year. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER m N. 16 -w.l Bpecial prices Wednesday ' | “A_manly Ameri- can's favorite brew A manly American-- that means you ” again in many years. LOOK THESE BARGAINS OVER SATURDAY OR NEXT WEEK Let us show you their points of superiority and remem- ber if you buy yon do so under our binding guarantee of sat- isfaction or a return to you of the purchase price. Here are a few Special Bargains in Used Pianos—some have been rented, some used for concert purposes—some taken in exchange: $60 Kimbau, J. & O. dark case Guild, wal- Vo A nut case Kohler & Price & Teeple, oak case, ‘lgo o Fisher .,. .$110 ..., 3150 Vose & Sons— $150 Ohickering & Sons— .$325 Noj rnnndy. mahogany at Steinway —at 44y $140 ronaer IRY HAYDEN'S FIRST?.,. Artesian Water Free The present agitation re ing the city’s drinking water, prompts me to inform the pub- lic that the Pure Artesan Water HOTEL ROME 1s free to all who care to use It in thelr homes. ROME MILLER. We Prove Our Claims that no one does, no one can sell as g00d & quality of groceries as we do. ‘Phone for our free malling list of spectal prices, SOMMER BROS. “Exponents of Good Living.” 28th and Farnam St Do You Really Care fo Save? It you do and are willing to carry your purchase hiome yourself, I can ive you bargains in A SmicxEns that will surprise you as to fine quality at low price. Every fowl I Bell 1s specially selected and kept in ice cold rooms— not in cold water- Aiva Cherefore they retain shelr pure, clean, natural flavor, and you pay for solid meat—not for water. 1 seil for CASH only; make no deliveries— and give you the benefit of the say- e §ve make special efforts to securs the very choicest of native corn-fed BERFP, MUTTO! N, LAMSB VEAL and If 'you want something o lttls better than other dealers sell, you'd better give us your order—And just remember this, that the meat you buy of us is the very choicest sold in ‘this eity, Jos. Bat's Cash Market 1091 Farnam B4 Tel. D, 6964 Rellable D ont!“etry Taft's Dgntal Rooms TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER One Dollar Fer Year, o /