Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 7, 1910, Page 9

THE OMAHA BEE |l a clean, reliable newspaper that la — tted to eack and every home fWO CENTS. L4 9 An extra pair of trousers or two Is almost a necessity for summer use Men who g bou coatless on hot dars will have a good sapply of several style make hossible for you to buy a whole season's requirements for considerably less than yon would expect to pay There are about 500 pairs of splendid worsted and cassimere trousers, in - new, 1910 patterns. You can choose from conservative and peg (o L styles. The very best $5.00 and §6.00 trousers we know of-—As a Satur- ° day flyer, buy them, . Women Take Pick for $25 of Any Suit Better Clothes for less money than ever before Mighty little for a fine suit, this, much less than you have a right to expect, but here they are, lots of them, just the kinds young women insist on having. Fine, all wool serge suits, in the s best shades, made in absolutely correct 10 styles and worth $15 to $20, now for. ROSE BU \Ilh\-— »\ 2 for AMERICAN BE bloom this year £ 1 24 g You don’t have to spend a big sum to acquire a well dressed, prosperous appearance. Bennett Don’'t measure the value by the price; build your expectations up to what you lothing is xind The pradent itty man delights in, for he knows it's built on honor. Hundred know $35.00 and $45.00 suits should be, then come and you'll not be disap of men come here, season after season, for their sui We have proven to them that they rel . 1o ol S o re 7 : thing they buy In here. Ours is clothing not so largely advertised in the papers. perhaps, but pointed. Several hundred handsome models will find eager hll:\( rs. We urge you tly superfor, neverthe o is no better hand tailoring; there is no better style than to promptness. Don’t loose a minute’s time tomorrow morning. Take the first you see in Benn } fve the assurance and satisfaction that vou are perfectly attired car before store opening. We have just the suit to please and can $25 They compel admiration for their perfect fit and smart, becoming shapeliness. N T e shaton ofF sola its Let us show you the way to real clothing economy tomorrow. Let us show you the uselessness surely fit you. Unconditional choice of colored suits, for............ paying a stiff price for your new suit. Hundreds of fashionable models, : g 4 nts, for | Girls’ Sehool Diesses~Made of pisid giughsm, in the new cloths and shades that are immeasurably bettér than anything 515'318'320 Women's Black Jackets—Light weig g . e at an equal price in all the city, at : spring and summer; serge materials and gatin with full pleated skirts; many pretty, girlish linings; 34 to 46 sizes . $7.50 | models; they were made to sell for $2.25— ity Bapbt IS iinte ot pure wosk || PO¥ MR <cosiricoluibiiosiness $1.25 Furnishings for Men Littie Boys Clothing ' chiffon, Panama; black or navy; they are | Girls School Jackets—6 to 14 years; light TR ST S pren 5 s by ( pleated and gored models; all new, of course weight; plain and fancy mixtures; until now lj‘"'n Suits—A third 1 ten dozen only, regret Boys' Reefer: Il wool, red flannel and : —You'll recognize them to be worth consid- were marked $5 and $6, at $2.95 to say. Combed Egyptian fab in ecru or [ covert reefers; in double breasted styles, wi light biue; long or short sleeves; $1.50 is actual arEbly MOt M ilainsioned $4.95 | Muslin Underwear—Gowns, skirts, combination vl velvet or self collars; covered buttons; emblem | twenty-three styles in all; mustin, nainsook OILh; now & . : 81.00 | on slesve:. timichtion cutth:s 81808 S tor 7. years J Silk Dresses—Way Down—A lot we happened | gn4 crogsbar materials; all new, fresh and Trressy Shirts—A new lot of dollar styles; pleated | pg worth to $3.00, for $1.85 to locate at a tailoring louse that was simply | clean; extraordinarily cheap, at $1.25 and plain; handso terns; great values, §1 953 y A AN e b2 begging for orders. We bought them de- | y, o ee Waists—A shipment of beautiful, new Men's Hats—Soft H galore: there is scarcely a | BOYS' Double Breasted Coats—With two pairs fuil cidedly cheap. All foulards and taffetas, in waists, with low neck and short sleeves style you mig mention but w ux you'll see it cut knickerbocker pants.’ This season's best new tunic effect; values to $35.00—now— featured tomorrow to create a furore—at— her All the new shad - patterns. Sizes 7 to 15 years. Good, $4.50 at $19.50 | each .......coiciiiiniiiiinan. $1.25 $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 anx $3.50 valugh, oI 5 okl de e s : 2.95 By all means Buy Books Now Publishers evervwhere recognize Bennett’s as their greatest western outlet for books in quantities. Our reputation for buying large lots at a price is well estab- lished. The consequence is when real bargains in books are to be had we invariably get them. Several of such deals have just been made. Publishers overstocked were glad to clear their shelves, even at great losses. Wish we could tell vou In detail of all these fine bargains, but space forbids. We do say most emphatically, however, that it's going to be our best bargain day for books we have ever had Books of every description at tremendously réduced prices. e N A RO ks B s o Women’s Stylish Ankle Strap Pumps $2.50 Final Clean-Up Haviland China All odds and ends remaining from last week's sale, all must go now Buy Haviland china for less than you ever did before. Read the twelve great gain lots— The dressiest footwear in the trade this season—Beautiful, perfect titting pumps, mdde to please the most exacting tastes. Qurs are quality shoes, made of trusty materials and honestly put together. Just the right styles for pregent and summer wear; shown sz 50 in dull leather and patent colt; in many styles, at Values to 50c—pie plates, Values to 75¢—Tea plates Values to 85¢—Bre fruit saucers, bone dish- -soup plates, catmeal Plate: A Black Cravenette Button Oxfords are extremely popular. We show 50 ; s a miscelleneous collection of choice collectio s 4 books R T oy s (ke pogie Tolne T perbiet Sirte Values to $1 — Dinner | Values to $1.50—Cake | Values to 81.73 L Bl e i b o Bt B, L collnge A e ""9“ Misses' and Children's ps—Dress the y pe! THills, OLRE Ouoe. 1 to § at are valued up to $2.00 "4 w e - o A | 5 eat lot of b L 0 t with the new one and two-bar pumps. Nothing quite so cool and flflnPl(q zsc o A et e AR e T Avinity cut bibles, with comfortable for summer r shown in dull leathers, viel and patent x,“ 3—Alger d Henty books; splendidly India paper, worth $2.256 (o $4.00 ot o s e and D SRR AN $1.49 2 for g : Lot 11—L. C. Page famous Art series, sold Bargain Special for women—Table full i Values to $2.50—Chop | Values to $3—Platters, | vValues to $8.50—Cake Tot 4—Bovs' books. VI;:AI].:‘@‘?;M:‘:,(|»mnn‘ everswhere ‘at $100 to 31,25 49 ¢ small size oxfords; tans, patent and | Misses' Tan Ankle Strap Sikhes . Sulad’ Bowls tea pots, sauce tureens, dishes, sauce boats, chop Dotk 15¢ whll o, in this 1ot at, esch ke : [ PR g Sy f,";!d celeries, etc., plates, cover Socks for girls—by. Meada and other | webster's School Dicts 7o dull leathers; $3 and $3.50 Pumps and Oxfords—Very R veres I pa T 5 ly popular writers—published 15¢ “'el.m s ‘y_”.ul.\.l m|lu“ Dictionaries ase J i G . Hss ishes : ; ebster's Unabridged Dictionaries 98¢ values, at $1.95 Best §1.50 aad 43 ines— Zot &—The famous Knickerbocker Classics— | Large Wall Maps—Map of world and map of 1 o W v oo 2 - 2 2 . 00ks on the market United States on reverse side. [se- Youn Women's low heel | 95¢ || Values to $4—Platters, | Values to 84.50—blatiers | Valwes w0 $3—Placters. | | fafa™ 1 R0 AT W8e | Rt S o oy e, v 30 5 shes, s, % —choc Y o - Hundred o0 C School Shoes; patent colt | Boys' Shoes—A good, ser- iy :m ot ;:0;2}“8 DOtE, ./ Sur- s tusson e salad Wworks by famous writers, values 19¢ FOUNTAIN PENS » A » owls, ete., 7 at ceves “aed Pens worth to $1.50, for..... eene . 590 and vicl; wide toe; $2.50 | viceable grade; sizes 10 to T AN AR ‘l-ao " R 31-7: R R o 82.00 .—‘4 seil Sos famous library Books. | Pens worth to 3 or ¥ 1l ese hound In_full leather: publianed bens_worth to $4.00. for .. 980 valuos, at +ore - @LOB| 1 TOE i 8150 T o e | R e wereanten ——— e Take a Kodak With You | Do you know the joys of picture making? Ever catch the glories of nature White Carnations For Mother's Day We will have 10,000 White Carnations Saturday. Get o . ‘ . Week - End Attractions | Gloves, Handkerchiefs | Knit Underwear . [l w 's Ch is Gl —Pique The lines we carry are the tried in Women's Hose el i Syl it s e Bl A A erfect goods ¢ R cut to standard measurements; fin The week-end hosiery offers are | perfect goods at $1.00 ished in best possible manner, and Seasonable Drug Store | Household Needs Necessities Cost Less | roonomice unsurmasses on mucn wane ed home articles. Red Cedar Mothene, package.......15¢ | Garden Mose—Fully guaranteed, 1ic with a camera? You lose one of the | ;ayender Mothene, package ..15¢ quality, in 50-ft. lengths, per ft. .. 13¢ | very inviting this week, and sure to | Silk Gloves—Only reliable kinds — | ambracing all the essential features | 4 pleasures of life if you are not a | Marten's Roup Cure for Chickens ::: SSavite SWme--t-hole.atis, $.35 valney | bring out & Host of boyers find shelf room; Kayser & Fownes' | in ghape, pecullar to women's needs. | YOUTs at Bennett's. -, s r special ne > . goods 3 e 8 . v kodak enthusiast. Come in and ‘YZ:“‘;“:'[‘L“‘:"‘:‘_-_ . e " 30e | Gascline Ovens—i noie size b LRSS Bl vty ;‘,‘L:L 3 x'n‘:- standard _lin: sanx(vl\ a¥ A few strong specfals for Saturday | FERN SALE—Fine healthy talk it over with us. We have | rio.ce Powder, sure death, Ib.......40e | _fo deep garter top; black only and the 5 shadevis-50é (he $1 | have been arranged— growing ferns, worth every kind the amateur needs. We | Sodfum Bicarhonite, pound 105 | Sthen Time—smonen wire, 4ic urusliy, ssosbeigde il S Silk Gloves—In 16-button lengths, in | Women's Sleeveless Vests — Lace ¢ s ) 9c s. E ’ , o ¢ best 50¢ quality we k AN pi " o G oo v e, £ also do developing and finishing. | Peterman’s Roach Food, at 15¢ and ::: X-Bay Stove Poliah—i0c pki 50 b et mr‘ L $1.00 best colorings, pr. 75¢ 81 $1.50 ;"rf:,m;‘d- rflrflho‘v.\, well mndr-I‘!)u 15¢ and 20e, for...... s Seidlets Powders, per box E . . o . RRBEARE, B s onninis - B e e Mctures post tard | Germasone. per bottle s0¢ All Silk Hose—At an amazing price; Handkerchiefs W net Trimmed Vests— | SATURDAY IS OUR size and is daylight loading..$12.50 | Tooth Brush Holders, each 10¢ quantity is limitea, though; deep Sleeveless—You'll pay 35¢ for tuew Chocolate Dfl Film Plate Premo us<es plates or Palmer's Almond Meal, box asc lisl biaa A - Pure linen, Armenian lace edge most anywhere else, at ... 25¢ filma with equal success; price; in- | Murray & Lanmann Florida Water. 800 isle top; black only, palr 59¢ Handkerchiefs: sightly, 50c goods, | Lace Trimmed Pants—Wide, umbrel Cream Wafers — \~~nrtmi o C dapter and ate > 1 il . N ~ € efs sightly, 5¢ 8, s i ey pack adapter 271 sae.so | Lazalls Jap Honeysuckle Toilet Water Enamel Lisle Hose—Gauze and mercerized and very fine in material and fin- la knee; properly shaped and good flavors, usual 50¢ quality — Eastman Brownie No. 2—Folding for . 800 artmen split foot goods; some lace styles; ish, at .. 25¢ titting, pair, at ...........25¢ : g camera; takes pictures 2%x4l%— | Vantine's Toilet Water, bottle. ......78¢ R splendid quality. .. 138 A 256 . . Ukkon SalteaPhr . v, el speeial at; ... 0 . 29¢ for .. Mediterranean Sea Salt, sack 130 azors. splendid o a 25¢ | Pure linen, embroidered corner . 3 g ) 2 Kodak Actd Fixing Powder nv-uau Volcanic Soap, 5c bar—8§ for 25¢ o e g o "':g Mercerized Hose—Seamless; black Handkerchiefs; 20c values ..15¢ h::;e:rmw:‘rp o b fnlli‘;: o e s ey Wy Sher packag Whisk Brooms, fancy handles 26c 0 Base Bs tn. 20! ¥ - 9 i % 2 S - » alite RS g kg gy o B0 | Whisk Brooms. fancy handles... . 36¢ [ Hovs' $100 Base il Suits #or ) 8188 | only; best 20c quality at ..12% ¢ | Double Stamps in These Two Depart- | Double Stamps on Underwear Sature | 3Mels—Regular 40c quality, . 4x3-inch, per .79¢ 2 hoes, usual 3$2.50 kind, $1.98 Double Stamps on Hosiery Saturday. ments Saturday. day. dozen Saturday at ....8¢, 15¢ and 26¢ | Basc e in pound boxes Table Needs Cost Less Here Impressive Showing of Summer Millinery Bulletin P , 4 R Bennett's Capitol | Dutch Hand Soap, | Crackers, large PSR The millinery room is all abloom with the exquisite flower "Yl'nr;wr\‘ Butter, | three cakes for 38 | Sortme R or Ib., 380 # % s the finest, sweet- And 10 Stamps And tamps Pl i) laden hats for the summertime. There are large hats and small . ot made, full Ib. | 1 o rtley's Pure | 014 Virminia Roe. |, ol J0; 3 . : bric| (1m 5 ar, per can 25¢ be Cheese, hats, trimmed in the usnal Bennett manner, expressing the Yeat s Great song Sllccess 15 108 sopietun) | :“‘;fllzi: Jelly 3':;‘;‘ And 10 Stamps k. for 20¢ Vighest degree of millinery art. There will be ever so many A hit from the very day we introduced it. Cornmeal, whiteor | two jars for 36 | tagtrig e per glass. . 106 -y i 2 = £ e . vellow, 8 1b. sack. | gmall Sour Pickles | at sie | groriine Gloss striking models for Saturday —many shown for the first time “ Lovey Shoflld Dle What would at Pl A And %0 ‘Stamps | Siorch. 6 Ib. box ; . Bennett's best Cof- | (v : now. Our well known low prices are again the feature for the Duck Do? ,,_’_‘“p,‘,tm‘;"’ -l ail reads. e \';A 2 week-end selling— y o And 30 Stampa ranco - American aerA Bennetts Best | Soups, asorted, 20c 0 Stamps Coffee, 3 lbs 81.00 | pint cans for 18¢ Shredded W heat And 100 stamps | ool ciard, | Blscuits, pk. 1aige “The Fair Co-Ed.” The song featured by Elsie Janis in You'll want it once you hear it The words—rather soft— d no eotillic be your par's monak The gray felt hat was passed. Each man | place he s are funny and the music is pleasing. Come and hear it Bennett's Ideal | fhiet'ss o | NAed 16 Neaden ' 7 "’A'.'..T :”\";;;rf_':m;'_n" And 10 Stamps Fel's Naptha Soar oUVy oUVUy ® //// / ' Are You Lonesome Bonmetin Teap as. | Capltol Baking | AI% cakes for. ‘s sorted . 5 Ib. cans | Cheese, full cream / i As sung at the Orpheum by Cooley, Fay and c An1s Banpe | bl o ey T o ! 3 Cooley. Introductory price for both songs is Tas " Sitcingmi U | 280 Nlaios : oo ? And 10 Stamps ttle.. 24¢ 1 ‘ Fresh Dl'CSSCd Hens, Ib. 16 ‘|- | L oy X Extract Galllard Ollve Ol Extra fine, large, | New ¥ ] /] i |/ - And medium bottle 486 | fancy Oranges, the | bunc) g 2 2 O Poppy Evaporated | " And 50 Stamps_ | 60c size. special " | Fresh rlg Pork Loins mb Shoulder Veal Stew, 1b. ... 7T}e The Best loc Mus“:’ Too R st cans 888 | aabtnd Ol o, ase | Head / per ib., at ....13% e er 1. .. 10€ b. .. qlkeé captiol Courmvry | BHES, 0050, Ga L s b 4 i & Sl Steak Lty ANgs Sns, We can mention but a few of hundreds of popular | cir It | And 100 Stamps a0e | Birins i Fresh Pig ' Pork Shou s 12%e ,I"_‘l:’i,‘lgffi numbers we have. It's by far the best 10c line in town Gina Iv»‘ Stamps | Callifornia R ipe T 06 | 8 er Ro 3 egu * 2 rardellt ow- | O LU b \ Sos Tnant IR | ot R uns prp eep Your Foot on the Soft Pedal—Put On Your Old Gray for 256 - . A Rolled Rib Roast, (all| oo % " e 1T%e onnet—Silvery Moon—Next to Your Mother Who Do Shelled Popcorn 150 1 . wL =t ar's Shie! and »u Love—Oh, You Blondy (Gavety hit)—When Daisles o | . B tir " bomes out), 1b. 123 E Armonr Id Brand Tou Lo Imperial Pr 2 2 it e e y 12%€ | veal Chops, b 12‘24- Bacon: : to 6-ib " Bloom—Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland Fign, can 0e | Jop Bice. e e T e, . Fall Lamb Legs, per Ib..| Veal Roast, per pound by the strip, per Ib Good Luck Mary—Cubanola Glide— 1 loc Farrell Beet Sugar | W B O 00 200 - S (el - 5 . A o S Syrup, bottle o argain tiuce s. Burbank I 3 at 13%e! at 11¢ and ¢! at 18%e Addy-I-A—Minister's Son ' 10 Stamps bars. 856 | bunches 106 | tatoes, bushel 86 A ! 3 PROVIDING FOR THE WIDOW T7cr s brace deac . iis bunch, but they As was natural, the men of C Wo ust be places en a snake attaing > & s asited a $0 Lill, after recelving it in Fellers,” she said, with a sob, “vou |son v v ed to the Don’t Care saios -anging @ measure of pop'larity. Where name is Mister Gobbs,” ash drawer. hung my Willie this mornin I'm Mis 4 Comntesfelt Sympnthy :"f;' he nselves in th ows before the tests again sentiments bein’ pu t to vour bereaved GODbbs, an’ a swell purvider's been snatched P G . Wik hans T 102’ M mea hasiia p . Ikewise this|Uup ® it ece of change fur us to start| The dea — = e S - fa noo with? We been walkin' all the | Mrs. Gobbs, in a 1 They had caug 4 B o G S v v g o g ocd D s vay from Cinpabar City the gamblers come v : R Maendmors o e Foe's black | woe 3980 50 ¢ i ! S R Amazed, they consulted smile, she put ! se. ¥ tec'ared that having | o,p 0 ERTIO Hopir b B el rfe Mgk We give up once” sald Broneo Pete v be Roued the N o wan lanhlag . ) over to Ci Clty and a-breakin » invaria po i BL 5 Anat " amp, noose to brerved the nto hlk 1a 1 he -~ the proprietor loudl listen f as a ith a o was Tw po more'n whei! giars . . & ere Them bills you got in ¢h: was a-gom’ northeas s a cl'ar case of S Py Saet e o all of ‘em counterfeits! I seed you all had |graph rusitin’,” decid s of Cu.ly Wolf b P ¥ s holdovers, or you wouldn't been ® Sorry, B L W e s wchally got t RSO’ Rove s marks. Y r money's In the safe, which A Life Sentence each gits it by askin' up another an’ a-lickerir string you-a ¢ sutfering with throat and lung iroubis Whish v e 00N 88 WARR gpimesin re -] bt sus ot e Mg oz n that's one bet we win," said Ca auiekly commuted by Dr N no persomal . Mr. Gobbs. said | “Whence come the run hal Bl leave: b s Gobbs g " i should happen .on' cna s o i ) Poc Jumes, from Cripple Bt A | & SUONL IORIDE Sop v . ? s " WL n s they drew their money, and loft [top Drug Co. 4 o' POURS: Sommun an' we got to| Shorthorn Travers shook the alkali ou > ex v tigger on the principle of the thing, ¥ whiskers, took a letter ur mlrero, bab p - e S —— 3 in X 4 . o ~ ] a s e fense, bUt & jury of his oman| 10 Bronshe Bwe. r S ) . ! react " & shadows fell, for t It is impossible to be well, simply im Bim. aod o & sunshiny m T ot - ONE, EAr [haarere. . The 1 D g - . l & day with the possible, if the bowels are constipzted. § JRAS uchetad' {9 & secluded By - G S [ireui: Yol s - e € K fal'ed to Leep them n e l Waste products, poisonous substances ruces and urged (o put & r (L he's tipped ‘em off in this his final . rthc ravers < e B ) s ) talk. An' I aiw't doubtin’ that thar skirt's vou raw him i 3 1 bisok, paced back aud |to @ e e must be removed from the body zt least \ purtier bumpin' | Plenty gratified of losin’ of him." Slia wes & tin Hor | f n the hot street. At in 3 tng over his bér b The . oy £ Ask your doctor about Ayer’s Pills, gently once each day, or there will be trouble. ne enthusiast Which you air assumin’ gratoctious ot Diue syes i b I o 4 RS ShINOTOR. | waa Sreir brscobigh s oo i Bapiscc 4 Sweger, '”m""ifl-dw”w The dose of Ayer’s Pills is small, only ®hat's whatever,” assented Shorthorn objected Carson Chariie. “Bili couldn't-a |man from Cripple. | Her woe was of thelr making dragging & snub-aused boy ered o | rectly ST %ess one pill at bedtime. All vegetable.