Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 23, 1910, Page 12

THE OMAHA BEE goes to the homes—-ia read by the women-—sells goods for advertisers, EDITORIAL - 'PAr.L‘s 11 TO 20, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE \\\I\m\fl 265. OMAHA; SATURDAY MORNIN APRIL SINGLE COPY 1910. m-nmr Style Book and any 16c Ladtes’ Home' : ; VOL. 1’\\ 0 CENTS. $2.50 For These Smart Pumps, Oxfords and Ties Another great shoe commotion tomorrow. We put on sale over 1,000 pairs of women's fashionable low cut Pumps and Oxfords. The smartest and daintiest of footwear and of a high- grade character We show new Dull Leather Pumps; Patent Colt Pumps; Gibson Ties with plain toe, short vamp, high arch effect; cloth top, one eyelet Ties; dull leather Oxfords for business wear. We look for the busi- est shoe day of the year, for it's our best shoe bargain. Extra salespeople will be* ready to = serve yqu quickly—pair Children’s Pumps Ankle strap effects, with one or two bar, fn patent colt, dull leather, viel chocolate and Russia calf. Fashioned on sensible lasts; good, trusty shoes at fair prices:— Infants' 780 to 8135 Larger sizes—— $1.50, $2.00, $2.35, $2.75 Men’s Small Size Oxfords Another clean-up day for small sizes. This time it's the well-known W. L. Douglas Oxfords and several other popular makes. The Identical shoes retalling In a regular way at $3.560 and $4.00. Have them in patent, dull leather and tans; on sale for “Making Good” Day after Day with our Men’s Spring Clothes Let us ghow yon how splendidly we are “making good’’ on a lot of about 500 suits we are putting on for Saturday— strictly pure wool suits, in greys and blues, shadow stripes, diagonals, self stripes, velour cassimeres and serges. They are as ‘‘fit as a fiddle’’ and no apologies are nec- essary for any one of them. Their cut pro- claims absolute style perfection, the fin- ished hand-tailoring stamps them as lead- ers in the clothing field. Unmistakably the best $10-$15'$20 clothes in town at. ... . Snappy Suits for Young Men You high school fellows and you who want all those nobby style kinks that mark the well dressed man owe it to yourselves to come here. We have the variety, the right shades and right materials. Bennett prices, too, are ll'l)l the most reason- On sale at. Shm[s-—Splendldly Satisfying Plenty of shirts and ever so many “‘just right”’ patterns, colorings and neat stripe or figure effects that are very pleasing to particular men. . Shirts that are cut to fit, from best mad- effects. ... 50, 760, 890 ras, percales, ete.—plain or pleated styles. Im- ; ) A it e Withe | o Shodduan,’ 11\ Wook i . A 44 But coh-r. whits and [ flannel and covert reef- mense new lines; sl sl 50 sz N ctfects. .50 to 9400 | era’'in ‘rod"and tan, Q 4/ Boys' Mats, nobby tour-| lther with volvet or J - | aself colla mblem < 4 ist. Trooper and Tele e 350 cntermg to every man’s faney. .. scope felt hats, in_new- shades. .§1, $1.25, $1.50 | Others at...$3.50, 83, 96 Journal pattern free w;sllable Chamois Gloves Sl 00 ot the ortinary $100 kinds you find in any store. but @ very much rior_quality; ,I“- sud oversoam gloves in natursl shades and white. They are genuine Chamois and washable; one clasp & usual $1.25 kind, The Best SUk Gloves—We have everything the beat makers pro- duce in #flk gloves, two-clasp lengths in the wanted grades and coloring. ' Double tipped fin- ayser & Fowne's make-—— loo 760 to $1.00 Lo, B Two very inviting f bargains are ready. Women's lace handkerchiefs with the Armenian effect, a good 25¢ article for 15¢ Women's all linen hemstitehed handkerchlefs 8%c kind for..8e Trusty Shoes for Boys e no mistake by coming here for your ‘;‘r:):n':l‘:mon We have only the honest, all solid Jeather kinds that give the service. Boye' and youths' shoes In box calf and dull leathers, Made on footform last. Made right, and made to fit. We stand back of every palr. Sizes 10 10 1 at $1.50; sizes 1% to 5% At........... 8800 Boys' All Wool Suits With Two Pairs Knicker Pants Anybody with any knowledge of clothes values whatever will say this is a real bargain. We dop't overstate facts that this outfit we are offering hoys Saturday is big $5 value. These suits are made for boys 7 to 16 vears of age. They are smart double-breasted styles of all wool ’3 75 Annual Sale Ros Bushes, Plants, Etc. v emselves of This is our big yearly event. Thousands of families avail themse fatve e Dalts of Knlckerhocker. panta. the opportunity each year to supply their needs. Plant now—the killing frosts are surely over. Our stock is just in, absolutely fresh and lealthy and sure (Hka cut), new have two pairs of knickerbocker pants. Saturday R Liakatny medhin oF 5 to bloom, Lowest prices ever quoted in Omaha. fine pnuro \Kvnolncneu,. fn ) General Jack Roses, Japanese | Honeysuokle, Clematis, Boston B:‘:) kl?m!n hitpsgaipie o aden, at 5 sna 6750 Irls, Phlox, Blackberries. Ivy, Rose of Sharon, Lilac, rkin 2 ke s e o Queen, Bridal Wreath, Hy- 9c (large size), Gooseberry, drangeas, Dogwood, Japan- Weigela. California Privet for Hedge, at...... Russian and Biouse Suits, a fine line new- est spring and summer styles, white and fancy bler Roses, Dorothy ese Quince, Barberry. 29c¢c Pure Silk Hose for 5¢ 1i9c S Clearmg Glrls Dresses Wé have a lot of 76 Wash Dresses for Sale Undermuslins Union Suits—Special The underwear section is beckoning you As we expected, women camo in throngs for them last 98 Dosen Drawers Made of good mater- rrectly cut and shaped, care- B Fully Tade and b elther open oF cicaed Iates styles. ‘While they last, o5, correct In style, but have lost some of their at, pair ghiginal, freshuemt vajuos c - At 59¢ 9125, 31.60 and #1.75 A Day for'White Waists Here 18 a ffing lne of new, crisp waists ghat’ we are M.tI "’ a snug savin, Handsome lover | em- P;o}r:ma frpnt wmp, which also open varlety - of Our word warth con-msrnbul 25 #—‘? with a tempting offer just for the day. It's a lot of union suits for women, in light welght. They are low neck and sleéveless and have either wide or llgh( knee. You'll need them badly soon, Better prepare now. It's 9 [ a lot of | 75c garments, at. Summer Vests, a fine line of beautitul crochet trimmed germents, also pretty lace and medalllon trimmed, styles low neck and sleeveless; especlally showy garments,. for with full Very super 15¢ as’a Bl(ur ! lfl Underwear | Saturday. We will have 59c plenty more for those who | come this Saturday. All pure silk | hose, with lisle garter top, -heel and toe, No need to tell you how fine & bargain this {s. Black only. They'll wear splendidly, Can't promise them Remarkable April Bargains Silk Dresses and Suits Two of the most important April sales ever recorded in &irls 6 to 14 years, that are a little mussed, and which ‘will be closed out They are pereale and_ga- Tables heaping high with bargains, including Gowns, Corset Covers, Short Skirts, Drawers ar.d Chemise; values to 75c. Trimmings are exquisite. Atgoe i, “’k‘f&. Women's Lisle Hose, also spiit foot and gauze cotts 350 s’ regular value, at i .nlu port: ouble sole; . 25¢ "g,auu'f 50c quallty: special .. .3l Moroerized. Eose, full seamle 202, buy a supply n: pur ¢ Btooxinzs, good sturd wns, six atyl ix siyiss 1 v orset Cove Finent and- daintlest §1:00 . $1.35 A ments—Ilace and embroidery t:lmmed. A1$1.00- Gowns, Skirts, Covers, Drawers, from four 10 ten styles of each kind. They afe elaher- ately trimmed, and ip newest designs— values to $1.50 in this lot. | = Todoiopr o 4, med- Tine, ) attraction af Double 8. & H. Sa s e Trimmed Hats $5, $7. 50 $10 All the enorsy our millinery ornnlznnon is capable of has been. turned loose in our en- deavors: to surpass our great Saturday dis- plays of popular price hats. Our reputation for the prettiest hats {8 well known. The mil- liners have outdone 'themselves in this week's showing. Hundreds of artistic hats will greet . you again. The cleverest shapes, touching That's the Reason We Can Offer You 'l'oley a Great Lot of New $2.00 Corsets for $1.29 Our popular corset department is again in the spotlight with an- other big bargain for you Saturday—$2 corsets for $1.29. Not a mere say so, but actual facts, as you'll realize when you ex- Kodaks and Supplies 100 Engraved Cards and plate any 7R¢ style script.... 75 An_unusual nlh:r for ong day, at half the regular cost. Select the style you prafer. Wa will finish the work in a high grade manner. Not cheap printing, understand, but actually engraved and in keeping with the requirements of polite soclety. Let us have your order Saturday. time exposure . Brownle Film Tank, velopl S)iding Tripod; Transparent Water Colors, box of ten, for..... .$2.00 3 for daylight de- Yon ‘Tinbon Dental. Croath. 50 s Root, four-ounce DKE. oxide, 18¢c, 28c and 50¢ bot 8o, 150 Mangoe 2 for...06 Plgkle, Marrow- 4 cans— ..a50 Lye, 10 Pepper Pickles, Plealilil quart Shredded Wheat Hise cuit, pke.. tre And 10 Stamps, Hazelnut pound Cookles, Cream Cookles, Full Cream Cheese— pound A Cornmeal, 8-pound Mignonette sacks, white or yel- fat Peas, YEAR'S GREATEST SURPRISE, FINEST UNBRELLAS EVER SHOWN IN OMAHA FOR ONE DOLLAR. Build your expectations high and be here early Sat- arday. A more promising sale was never advertised. Our dollar umbrella sales have been famous in Omaha in the past but this one outstrips them all. Quantities, qualities, values, were never so great. X $1.000 Umbrellas for Men and Women 250 of them are all pure silk serge, yarn dyed and guaranteed Y ; . ' : at not to crack. The balance are silk and linen and American Taffeta, Peanut Butter Sale— mounted on interlocking paragon frames, insuring a close roll. 10¢ jars, 2 for..180 Umbrellas worth up to $5.00 each—The handles alone on man; 16c_jars, 3. for, .800 are, worth 75¢ to $2.50; greatest variety, too. . ng:; f’:r young cin-l:t Ao i lunusually long, dry spring season forced a well known ; ens, pound maker to suffer a loss in disposing of his stock, which enables us tn Seeds, Flow : T the e‘xtru values now. It's a one day sale and you must come R anle Hartley's l-um‘xrnm Vomen's Styles-—Long Digectoire handles, ebony, P! and ornamental box- wobd, stedfug silver trimmed handles, gold and pearl l\lflll. sliver pearl handles, long n& and silver - etched for their tremendous low price; second, for the timeliness of the offerings; third, for the supremely beautiful and ab- Taffeta and Foulard ~ Dresses ~effecte~and ~some: “with velvet ribbon Trimming* The foulards are in polka dots and other neat figure -wide plain satin folds to -harmonize. We promise you best $35.00 values ever two dollar value. It's d'fot a maker accepted our bid on by taking all he had. They come in imported batiste of superior that .indescribable charm that marks our lines, and well tailored. <A garment that will give you every 325 Buys our Best higher priced models. Come to the buslest satisfaction and more corset comfort than you # would ordinarily expect. We know they will sp"n‘ su[ts variety and ask the lowest prices, that's why please you. All sizes; garters attached; spe- ° it's-a busy place. Be sure and see the new cial Saturday, at = every colored cloth suit = in our department, irres- . Layender Mothene, per pkg + price. - Over:300.of them. 10 000 cal'llatlons Ked Codar Mothens, per bk 180 || = lm' P ,,‘,::,‘_‘._,, u,,f";'“"."'-" High class $29.50, $35.00; . phur Candl i gating, & oy e 2 2 { IN8 tor s b g Pocket Kodak,No 1, . 2 Welght 16 ounces, daylight loading and e suits, including the 3 ALL COLORS, DOZ.... r Wooltex models. All fresh cut, long stem, regular. $1 style and @ marvel of tailored PANSIES—Growing pansies, ready to elegance; good taste and qual- plant; ‘all. color ity; plain tailored and exquis- Great Sale Hoses—Beautiful Ameri- itely braided effects, at......... can Beauty Roses, worth 390 and now introduced for the first time By Theron C. Bennett, manager of our busy Sheet Music department. Bennett's Excelslor | Keystone Flour, sack....$1.80 #/ in New York. The song ‘‘If Lovey Should Die What Would Ducky foe, 8 1bs.....8$1.00 Chogolate, 1-1b.830 Do,”” has been chosen by Elsie Janis and is to be incorporated-into the AN 100 Sipe. And 20 Stamps. < § . e i iy head Rice, 4 Bennett demonstrate his own production tomarrow. This is Mr. Ben- o " for nett’s best effort. The large army of Omaha admirers | Cotfes, 1 1b b oo And - 10 Stamps, r“"‘"u‘“"“ Sugar. And 10 Stampy. | Double Stamps on virgioth Introductory price. . ‘ | Put On \'uurl lM"‘"‘- Moon, sorted kinds, per pound 580 And 60 Stamps. Bennett's Teas, as- morted kinds, per pound ..680 And 75 Stamps. Tea Siftings, b, Pkg., Diamond “C" Soap, § 2 10 bars for Crackers, Iten's and Oyster ( ers, 18:1b box, Boup Sale—Franco-, Amerlean brand, Mock Turtle, Ox- tall, Chicken, Mul- ligatawney, Chicken oedlons Ralsin Gumbo, French pound Boufllon, usual 20e | 15c Blea pint cans for,..160 olteu Seedless Rals- Gaillard Olive Ofl— ins, 1b. 108 Small’ alse Muscatsl Hats- And 20 Stamps. 4 R Medium size ....4% Jamo . Bepded Acd 50 Btampe Raising, 1» pkg. .80 4 1ie - Commander Ralsing, gk .. (40¢ per basket.) And 100 Stamps. Armour's Shiela | ¥sturdsy Caa y 7 Radishes, large bunches. .. » Siiced Beet —v parc |, BEONOLUA Fluffeata Cucumbery, large size, each. g Jar L1830 Chocolates — Trich, :':,' Vi S ANt Busise- gl 7 i Lettuce, large bunches...3 for 100 P& W. Cla Saturday 1 pound Fancy Mead Lettuce, hiead.Be, T3io, 100 BOX * it iy sheidld s AR Wax Beans, quart... ‘180 Bounett's Orenm Waf- String Beans, quart ors—Asgarted; our Rural Potatoes, bushel Keep - Your Foot on the Soft 1 April 30th is raisin day throughout Ameriea. To heln vupularize the moves ment, we offer spes clal—- 12%0 Unbleached the suit room. They are important for three reasons. First, solutely correct styles. stnped taffetas, .in rich fo'blend with the colorings. patterns, trimmed with these are the 5 0 amine them. They are corsets that show every cent and more of in Omaha at. ° the extremes of good style, trimmed with grade, and are embroidery trimmed. A distinct model built on right place in town for your hat. We show greater An unconditional selling of $5, $7.50 and 316 00 lots. e e . 3 . Dmgs and Tmlets pective of former selling Piné and Tar, per.bottle. for ¥ Lt ot $40.00, $45.00 and $19.50 FINE LARGE ONES — 9Qo 1ve Fever ¢ Every one a new 1910 a dozen. Dozen . . 296 $1 a dozen, at An original satire on the run of love songs; oomposed published low B0F. 1 £ 4o This new,song appears in Omaha simultaneously with its introduction : ’ Bennett's Best Cof* | gio)wercks' Premium . 5 2 Bennett's Best Cof- last act of The Fair Co-Ed, that recently played in Omaha. Hear Mr. 1 pound. FReeiometfs, grade Bennett's Challenge Doubie Hl!l“vl on of his versatility as a composer will be sure to want Bentett's . Teas, Butteine. Cheese, 1b old Grey Moon, best or 0o -~ Y 7 all moon songs ...19% Sugar Oure Hams, 2,000 Ibs. 1b...,18%0 Arkansas Strawberrels, extra tancy. per ‘quart box Mo Florida Tomatoes, very fin . Another sharp drop in meat prices. ket and give you immediate benefit. boxwood or trimmed with weeks. sterling siiver aud; ralled m g HE PlBSlm I.EML:AID—B LBS. 95¢ d. 4 young ‘pig, ©'| Veal Chops, per Ib... &old. © Plata '“" i Derk Ohops, young pig, Ib. ke | ¥oa Meast, per pound. capped with sterling sil- Pall Tamb Tegs, per Ib. ke | , ‘shoulder, 1b...... ver or gold plate. Buck- Fork shoulder, young, Ib horn, Parisian ivory and Lamb tall lamb, loin. ed mounted. Moo Bteak, young steer, Ib. l’.‘“ Fot Roast, per Ib. .. Bennett's keep step with the mar- et & D5 Our Saturday prices lower than for And '10 Stamps. 00'4 n Mu ,- tard rench, & Jai £ And 10 Stamps. ;":fx(r:;l %’n: