Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 20, 1910, Page 12

Next Monda, Entire New York Dress Making Stock Goes On Sale, PETTICOAT SALE Wednesday will be Petticoat day at Brandeis. Special price induce- ments in the most desirable petti- coats for your spring clothes. “Silk Petticoats at. $2.98 As a special we offer hundreds of silk petticoats, made of a fine qual- ity of silk, in blacks and colors— all sizes, very prettily sz 98 o trimmed; 2d floor, at. ... Special Demonstration and Sale of Klosfit Petticoats The petticoats that fit without a wrinkle. Made of splendid quality of silk, in black and colors—beay- tiful, practical, comfortable and specially priced for Wed- 83 98 . nesday; 2d floor, at Klosfit Feathersilk Petticoats These ‘‘Klosfits”” are made of feathersilk and summer . weight sateen—very good wearing quality, all sizes—vari- ety of colors—regularly worth $1.50 to $2.00, 81 “0 second floor, at Women's New Spring Skirts, worth $12.50, at $6.98 Special Offering for Wednesday The newest 1910 style features in thue fine Eklru—the various ma- terials that are in highest favor this year—a great bargain SG 98 in & specially smart tailored skirt—second floor, at SPECIAL MUSLIN SALE §c YARD Hére are yard wide mercerized nainsook, finest Muslins; soft finished long cloth, positively the best that we ever received from the mill will be sold Wednesday—values up to 18c; in 8, 5, 8 and 10-yd. Tengths; on sale all day Wednesday, in buement, at, yard 2 ‘Specials on Main Floor—New Store 18/ and 27-inch Fine Embroidered Flouncings, Skirtings, | === the woman we can’t please in Low | lcan find a shoe to please her in our | llnes of Spring shoe beauties. | === s00 our Oxfords and Ties at ‘33, | $3.50 or $4, the best shoes that the | money ever bought. |- Madam, we ask you to come fo *‘Clorset Cover Widths, Wide Galloons and 22-inch ‘All-Over Embroideries—at, yard Al ‘this season’s newest designs; big Brilliant All 8iji Taffeta Ribbons—Up to number 80; black and all colors; extra spevial, main floor, at, yd. bargain square, worth up to 75¢ 10¢ | Special Demonstration and Sale of the Great NAIAD DRESS SHIELDS You can see the complete line of styles and sizes here. An able demonstrator will explain their superior merits. BAI LEY & MACH DENTISTS Beut equipped dental office in the middis west Highest grade dentistry at reasonable’ prices, Porcelaln fillings, just like the tooth. All instrus ments carefully sterilized after each patient. THIRD FLOOR PAXTON BLOC] Oor 16th and Farnam Sts. b EASY FOR SAUNDERS COUNTY 01d Bill Oomnutod by Valley Bndge Agreement Between Boards. | | DECLARES BOARD | —_— | Commissioners Contend that Other- | wise' Claim Could Not Likely Be Collegted—Some Expendi- ture Figures. ONLY WAy, Tho ‘contract ‘madk by Douglas county with Saunders’ respecting a new bridge | over the Platie int Valley Is arousing a | variety;of opinions and there is consider- | ablo SetiMENt hat Tougias county s get- | ting tflg . Worst of the deal. | The J0Wity 'eomflssioners of Saunders count! /6 ‘agreed o ‘pay one-fourth the cost of ‘the ‘ateel apana, the bill for whioh | will by $12,000 49 §15,00,- and ‘one-fourth the | cost of MR keep. .On tha ‘Gffier hand, Doug- 1as court¥ ‘Wetees o drop a little hack bill | against S&undefs ofunty for $5,000. | In othet Wotds, the commissioners of Saunders ght ' a B of $6,000 cancelled in return fof an expenditure of about ome- half that dum. Arguing n'bebalf of their bargain, mem- bers of the Douglhs county board assert| that it fe @éubtful it they could force | Baunders, outity’ to pay anything at all| toward the new bridge, and to this it is answeredithat no attempt worthy the name has ever beéen.made t6 collect the old $6,000 either by <logal procedure or even moral pefsvablon. Bridges have beon costing Douglds county Neat_ Attire certainly helps a man along soclally and in business. There is no gainsaying the fact that dreas has a deal to do with a man’s suc- cess nowadays. Béaring this fact in mind, let us call your attention ta the fact that We mare now mak- ing to order the most stylish suits trom selected fabrics, at-a most moderate price. Perfect fit and fin- Suits . . $25 to $40 Saxpayers all kifds of money In the last |- few years, the ‘outlsy in 1909 belng the largest since the year 1301, which was ex- | coptionally large.” Not counting that year and excepting also the year 188, which 1s | smaller than 1907, -the’ outlay for bridgos | in Douglas county has been in constantly | [ increasing slse, shows: Paja for. Dougles county bridg as the following table BaasNnENd i total shows nearly bridges in Dwnqcoumy-h. ». |.' de- cade ' - 1 A results from decaying fi “Qure cougtis | and weak, sore lungs with Dr, King's Nesw Discovery. *We and $.000 For sale by Beston Drug Co.* . 1 —— . .:::""',‘:-"m"“""l L 18 4 BCIGRGTICRLY Ml article of foed, It is rich, who .;‘: ! Some, nourishing usid s0 easlly di- gested that the delicate stomachs :xlt lr{lnnu and ltnv-ud- will retain When they refuse to retal; o) tN{ll else. . t 18 as far ahedd of old-fash- loned sg-called mal milks as :&mr’ butter is peed d of oleo- argapine. As a deliglous bever- Age it ig superior to tea, coffse or ‘] @ocoa, @nd you never tire of it This {8, one of the best prepara- tions of the great American, Drug- fl!l: ?‘yndlma !kt u at q,ny A, D, e ston Cut shoes hasn't been in this Spring. wwe= we're mnot expecting her -either, for we are confident that qvery woman == Oxfords, Ties, Sandals and Pumps injevery choice leatheér, lnd new. model. see the finest displayof low cut shoes the town ever saw. FRY SHOE CO. “THE SHOERS" 16th and Douglas Sts, ;i OMAHAS FAVORITE JTTLED — I} FAMVILYIRA | YEKHOFF: BEER L DEALER Claret Punch for parties and receptions should be ghagle with otir fiigh class claret. Californfa Claret Wine, per quart, 25¢ 35¢ 50¢ and 7T5¢ Per gaJlon 75¢ $1 and 8150 v@laret, per. 1uarl— u.oo and §71.25 ¢ FRAMI VG—Choleo of 500 styles . .25 per cent off || . Colored Suits $25 Values to $49.50, for..... Whatever your ideas are regard- ing the purchase of a new Spring Suit the quickening influence of so important: an offer as this must nrouse’ your keenest interest. It’s the most radical move of. the season in garment retailing circles. An event that is conspicuous as the most timely and most powerful incentive for suit buying known in years. There are Hundreds..of New Spring Models Invoived The distinguishing features, aside from their ‘matchless good styles is the high character of the tailoring— the most exacting workmanship that goes in any suits at any price. This offer also embraces all ‘“WOOL- TEX'' suits, recognized by well-in- formed women as the highest attain- ment in the"art of women’s suit making in America. Every Colored Cloth Suit in our en- tire stock—$29.50, $35.00, $45.00 and $49.50 suits; all go p Wednésday, at I TR T DT TR | Wednesday is Notion Day at Bennett's Women's S P eSS NN = Thursday Special Bargam Budletin BIG BALE 9 BASE BALn AND BAT : OR MASK FREE WITH "YME RELIABLE STore BOYS' SUITS. Chitdren’s and Misses’ Summer Underwear A showing that in variety or quality you'll not find sur- passed in any store in the land. A big Special Purchase Offers Delightful Bargain Opportunities Wednesday: Children’s Muslin Drawers, in all sizes, 2 to 12 years, at, per pair Children’s -Muslin Drawers, BOYB' SUI'I'S ABOUT HALF. vmlmmll sery trimmed, [} great values Wednesday, at 15¢, 19¢.and 25¢ X M.inus’ Embroidered and Lace Trimmed Drnwerl,* very special, at 50c¢ 39¢ and 25¢ £ M.lllel Muslin Underskirts,, embroidery . andl i trimmeéd ‘flounce, choicest” values shown, at, WL | RNAORAR g TS weh L 98c 50c¢ and 390 Ohildren’s Hosiery, big surplus|Children’s Muslin Gowns, all stock purchase, values to 25c— | sizes, cut full and long, splen- Wednesday, dt 19¢ and 15¢| giq values, choice | Boys' Sweaters, special values,|Children’s Knit Vests and Pants, Wednesday, at 98¢ and 49¢| fine Jersey ribbed, special, at, Children’s Combination ‘'Suits,| each ....19¢ 15¢ and ?21/,(3 Skirts and Waists, very spe-|Children’s Waists on sig, for cial, at ...39¢ 25¢ and 19¢| 15¢ See Wednesday's Millinery Special Offerings. High Grade Linens Our regular $1.05 Seamless Sheets—| Fringed Turkish Towels; éxtra heavy; size 81x90; good and heavy; Wednes-| 8180 all linen Huck Towels; good size ey -onty —well worth 50c; on sale Wednesq 8 Our regular 85c French Seam Sheots— | pornjsn . ,8ize 81x90; extra good value; Wed- “Bodday only. i..vi% 0 dut ol don Wednesday, at 10¢ an We'll SBave You 156% to 26% on Towels, Huck' Towels; extra good values; regular price 19¢—On sale Wednesday, each . «.10¢ Time Sales inthe Famous Domestic Rnummrmdnesday | 40-inch Lawns; From 8.80 to ® A. M. 86-inch Thistledown Bleached Muslin; regular price 8igc; 10 yards limit; for this sale From 9:80 to 10-A. M. No.' 4559; price 19¢; 12 ylrdt Him! sale, at regular From 2 to 2:80 P. M. Clover, 36-fnch Bleached Muslin; al- ways sells for 10c; 10 yards limit to ongfcustomer; for {his sale ....5¢ From 8 to 3:80 P. M. No. 100 India Linon; always sells for 12%c a yard; 12 yards limit; for yfi‘rlpe Wine, whitg or it :.u; mm in Anmnm X w uu Tolophona Orders a-p.uy SR CACKLEY BROS., WINE MERCHANTS MUSTERLS, U3, pav. o0 Tul BEER VOU I.lll & A LINDQUEST G0, 235-236 Paxten Block Makers of good. clothes, A nice iine of spring patterns on hand and our prices are right. A liberal discount on two or more_ suits. HOTELS, Hotel Martinique l’\u“. 32d and 33d Sts. NEW YORK CITY | ‘THINGS HOTEL all ,”mhld‘. appototm. Depor, near all And theaires. Safety Plos; nickel plated, all sizes -“—two. cards 5¢ Darning® .€otton, black, - brown, white, dozen spools in ‘box 15¢ Pearl mm per card 1¢ Hose Supporters for women and &huar&n} Black and! white oniy, _pair 10¢ Belinett Millinery Machine Thread, 200-yard.spools, all numbers, 2 suol 5 Bias Lawn Tape, 12 all widths, for .. Machine Silk, all ¢ and white, 2 flpo*\ Skirt Bradd, mer b:l‘h. bl-dc‘.l’only w-‘#“"‘ Always ‘Pleases ' We invite yo\l. ‘even urge you, to coma in and look over our fine Iine o Hfna, Whether buying or not, run' in’and eatisfy yqurself that dhr‘i‘hn the most beautiful and loast expenulu m all Omnhl New Rong Corsets--The Best in all the $1. 25 and $1.50 Mlkes, Wednesday 90 $1.25and $1.50 Corwtfi. BDe, a clean saving of 85c-and 80c on every pair you buy, and the very models -you want right now. Extra long and well tallored they show far more than the ordinary cor- set wort They're models’that provide a. striking figure effect, bring out just the lines necessary for the season’s exacting garments. They come lage and superb coutlls and dnlnty bxllntes, tuidery trimming, corsets that you © as the beat 'in all the $1.2§ 1 sizes, white only, Four gar- 4l ghle Wednésday, at only 90c. . 3 tunity wel got ong'ox more of tljem. worth while. Be sure to A\ PR FYRE ROV TR ST Y| More Astonishing, Embroidery Bargains We haye btfefed you.a number of great bargains this spring, but here's 2 lot ol\elpbroldery values that simply cap the climax. 20,000 yards fine Swise “goods, edges and insertions to match, allover 3%’2‘“"9. n:x:i ::r:’nah. flouncings, worth up to .AMOSKEAG APRON GINGHAHS In blue bliecks of every size, the best apron ginghams made, wor!h tb 8%c a yard, all, at, yard Sc ..... FIREE 1 Y T Sale of Envelopes® J, | 2 Stock. in box s e&esday No. 6%, No. 5, per box, 25¢; No. 6, per box, 30¢ per box, for _—'r'__——‘-‘—_———-_— ‘/ANNOUNCEMENT .Advnme card calling attention to the Greatest Sale of silk an?Drou Goods Remnants ever held in Omaha NEXT FRIDAY “boinut lengths of the bc-l spring fabrics for 1910—black, { cream.and all colors. Dre#s Goods 4 to !,ynrd lengths. o Stlks'mre in 4 .t0.15 yard lengths. Meko a note of this and be here at 8 o'clock next Friday & mornln; : Bennett's Big Grocery Ttems Jberl-u:ed here on sale Wednesday and Thursday. Bennett's And 10 Btamipa Reliable Cot.|Corn Meal 8 Ib. sack, ‘{‘.’,"""c‘" i 06| yellow or white, 1836 PkE. i1 Pure J'll- l can 0 u-r° 3 O = seni’onu o-m-m 10\' al -nnuu-’ B -ll hbl.o.‘ra Capitol Cot- | Peanut Butter, for Jars| Armour's Shiela 22| A Slised Stampy Cocon, l’wn er i "’fl’“‘%fi.‘m‘i& e W LW E | Full eize, heavy welg’ | Al Kinas Corn Flaices, this sale . § limit to one| Look for other specials on all count~ B@8¢|ers, not advertised. Spreads, worth $1.25; person; for this sale T A BANK ACCOUNT FREE " You ¢an save from $5.00 to $10.00 a month by trading at Hayden's for Groceries. = Money saved is money made. ] o 48 1b. sacks best High Patent Flour, re- | Fancy Cleaned Currents, (::kd everywhere for 5 . Fancy Mugcatel Cooking Runln- 1b. : price y 1§ ibs. Granuviated Sugar for. . 1t HAYDEN'S, ru MABKET FOR FRESK 8 bars Diastond C, or Beat 'E: for 10 lbl ‘Beat 'Rolied Breakfast C Chotoe Japan R! for, ltl best: Hand Picked Nav: H Fancy Japan Head Rice . 8 {168, beat Pearl, Sago, Barley Assorted Soups for. Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn_7%c |4 large bunches Ra ans. Wax, String, Green, 2 heads Frosh s, for “1%¢ | 2_bunches. home grown Onio: 2 1b. cans Barly June Pe Fresh Parsley, bunch 3 1b. Golden 'Pumpkin, Kraut, Baked Beans, or Hominy 3 Ibs, cans Fancy Table Apricots, Peaches, for . Diamond 'C or Dial or packdge ... Froan, New Cabyage. por New Potatoes, per ib. LargeHead Lettuce, per head 1%0 16¢ | Large head Fresh Celery for | | BIG HIGHRLAND NAVEL ORANGES S BALE. The Oraige of Quality, Highland Navels, per' dozen Highland Navels, per dozen 176 size Highiand Navels, ber. dosen 300 300 eize Highland Navels, per dozen 11\ic DON'T FORGET TRY HAWEH'S FIRST ¢ uvh “Gas Service” The Second Best Light Daylight the First There are two methods of properly lighting a store— either by gas arcs, our new inverted type, or by Reflexo- lers. Possibly some one does not know what a Reflexolier is. It is a group of two, three or four inverted Re: lamps, artistically arranged and equipped with any style of glassware you desire. They give a brilliant, mellow light, downward, where you need it, and a light by nature particularly adapted to show textilés and to match colors. Their light is next to-daylight. Omaha. Gas Company Grape-Nuts, package 9 The best Golden Santos Coffee, b, ua The best Tea Siftings, Ib. ... Cholce California Prunes, Ib. . ) 7 o S R s e o e DB Early Excursion Rates East 8t Lotls, June & 0 8, 100. .. ... ... . .i1sli0) 15.40 Baltimore, May 7 to 9, inc. .. .. Atlantic Oity, May 15 to 17, ine. . .. D.C, 16 to 18, inc. mm :m‘?tyommlz',xmewm mnmm"g’?““fd v 4 North Manohes i May ; New Orleans, La., For complete m!o stopovers, limits, ete., Imt’fn ( 3. B, REYNO 1502 Farn€m b S 3t tottes, train service, berths, call on ity Passenger Agent, | 'Stroe.{. Omaha %