Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 11, 1910, Page 12

THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1910. Fon R LU Thursday, bleach m Wg:‘l%’;s WEDNESDAY’S SPECIAL BARGAIN BIIl.I.E'H‘- SUITS We Save ‘""'HAYDEN Big Sale of ] Low neck and 15% to T8% s New Spring ed sleeveless sleeveless and on Millinery Now exceptionally fine trimmed k""‘ THE RELINBLE STORE Great Sale of Drummers’ Samples ol = T ) "'2'1":1““‘ “ 1| Very Special Shoe Values Wednesdav $3.50 Oxfords and Pumps $2.50—\ splendid showing N l J l Come and Witness the Stamp of Approval All Oml a Has Bestowed on Our Greatest Achievement. , of women’s fine oxfords and pumps, in all newest . Ove ty ewe ry our Manufactu[ers and Jobbers’ G[eat styles and best ln-llhrn great values at um P Z Belt Pins, Stick Pins, Collar Pins, 1 ial sale price, per Rubber Heel Juliet House Slippers — Sol I// everywhere at $1.50; on sale Wednesday. Braid Pins, Brooches, Bracelets, Cuff Buttons, La Vallieres, Chatelaines, Etc. Big as the sale was from the first it takes on greater momentum as it s\wnlw along f| om day to day. Our $100,000 purchases are not disposed of in a day or two, consequently new at, per pair . ... .. $1 00 Misses’ and Glnldren H Pumps——ln all leathers, values to $2.25; in two lots lots are brought forward from reserve stocks for each days’ business. We want to impress vou with the fact that New Spring Goods are nowhere else so wonderfully priced. It’s hard to fully appreciate the fact unless one sees for themselves. Thousands of shoppers have .$1,50 and $1.00, Caahin Wear Grover Shoes and learn what real shoe comfort means. shown their keen sense of thrift and carried away the bargains of their lives. We have planned this e with the determination to eut your living costs to the minimum. Wash Goods Sale Wool Dress Godl We know we have 59¢ Silk Crepes, Rough Pon Cholcest new weaves and colo i e St S Mha . tar Y : | gees and Novelty Silks; on ings for spring 1910. Batiste succeeded. The comments of our customers indicate it. Their buying proves it. The word sale Wednesday, yard. . . 38¢ at....59¢ 7He¢ and 81.00 ‘‘bargains’’ was never more fittingly applied. Come, reap the benefits that are justly yours. 32 inch Abberfogle Scotch Ging- Imported French Cream Serg These Wonderful Sales in the Garment Section (Sont An Unmistakable Bargain in Pongee S.lks hams, 26¢ yard value...15¢ vard. §1.00 81.25 $1.98 | SHIRT WAISTS -5 500 of them pretty lawn, 1|nzr\rii“ Supplementing our other great silk attractions with a All the Sample Fancy Jewelry that is worth up to and tailored waists, worth to $2.00, for 5 43 1BL poie cholda 1 el HOUSE DR i8—Made in the cleverest of styles 3 fine lawns and madras, $6.50 and § Dress All the Sample Fancy Jewelry that is worth up to at, each .. IR EEET RTINS ) § $3.00—your choice. SILK PETTICOATS—All new and fresh, 20 shades, | perfect In every detail, great $5.00 values, at | LINGERIE DRESSES, at, .. e 82 32 (worth $15 and $18.00). Lots of them, white and and colors, exquisite models in best styles. TAILORED SUITS SACRIFICED Our special purchases bring you high grade models| ARNOLD'S ridiculously cheap. WOMEN'S BRANDEIS ey dozen for Best values shown in We bought the entire sample lines from ¢ one of the leading importers and manufac- turing agents on Broadway, New York. All are the latest and most approved novelties The brilliant display in the window has attracted great attention for this season All the Men's Cuff Links, Tie Pins, Tie Holders, Tie 250 ”" Clutches, ete.—worth up to $1.00; your choice All the Sample Far $1.50—your choice Jewelry—that is worth up to special that leaves no doubt in your mind as to its great Importance as a bargain offering 123 pieces all silk pongees in all the best shades. The identical 800ds you see in the stores everywhere at $1.25 and $1. Mirages, Rajahs, and other equally well known lines, a Wednesday unloading that will stir you to action if at all interested, per yard You can’t afford to m very special offerings. Muslin Corset Covers and Drawers- Lace or embroidery trimmed; regular H0c values, at .. 25¢ 690 ! Growns, Chemise, Sklrts and Combma- s tion Suits that sell regularly to $1 SERPENTINE CREPES 50 pieces and ke / : . évery one a new 1910 pattern. The regular 18c 50« 4100 Bitls "sslis ) tos crepe. Beautiful kimono styles, at, yard ..12% ¢ \ ||| Fine White Skirts, $2.50 to $3.50 val $50.00 Suits selling for . BB e 03! THOSE DRESS GOODS LENGTHS AGAIN-—So good \ Ly ues, handsomely tFimmed, cut long GIRLS' JUNIOR SUITS—$10 to $12 | a bargain bears repeating, besides the quantity was and full, at, choice . ‘ unloading at | ®o large that choosing is still fine. Beautiful spring Ladies’ Ligle Vests, in all stvle 50c 8 9 ¢ vies, & MISSES' AND ¢ JOMEN'S SKIRTS &5,%! all wool suitings in 41 to 8 yard pieces, worth $1.25 styles, $7.50 garments, at ......... and up; unloading price, yard ..49¢ "‘I“"“' at ATTRACTIVE SAVINGS toidied Pretty Linen Dresses These smart frocks are made in the very new- est styles for summer wear—natural shades and color -4 good var | $ i Bt New Lingerie Dresses. Dainty Lingerie Dresses—many of them quite elaborately trimmed with embrolderies, in edging and panels—Dbeautiful garments for dress wear in summer- tatlored styles, | Misses’ Colored Dresses. Made of pretty wash fabrics in delicate shades charming girlish effects—spec- ially priced at The New Linen Suits. Plain tailored and fancy trimmed linen suits, they launder beautifully and make the most practical suits for summer— $10.00 812.5Q and $15.00 New King Tailgred Waists. Superior to any other tailored waist that is made—all the very newest styles for 1910, $1.98 $2.50 $2.98 $3.98 Fine Embroideries at 25¢ and 39¢ Yd. 18, 22 and 27-inch fine embroidered flouncings, skirtings, corset cov- ers—newest designs—two big bargain squares— many worth up to 76c a yard, at, yd RO 250-390 Fine Val. Laces and Insertions, also crochet, Cluny and Armen- ian effects—many to match— worth up to 12%¢ yd., at, yard 18iinch Nainsook and Cambric Embroidered Flouncings — Cor- set cover§, also insertions and galloons—worth up to 3bc, at, yard. ... In the Notions Cotton Tape, 6c bunches, assoorted, fo ‘Womens and Supporters, for Darning Cotto per spool Safety Pins, nickel pia Finishing Braids, all colors ... ... .8¢ Machine” Cotton,' 200 yard ‘spools 3 Children’s 15c¢ Black, W nn»' B Hooks 'and h).m “black. or ‘white, 3 ozen for ... f ey ) Good Hair Pins, § papers for .....56 850 and 40 RIBBONS FOR 150 Plain and fancy Ribbons, high grade, all silk goods, all shades, enough for everybody up to 6 inches wide, to 40¢ values, for ..........150 NI irish Crochet, . AT g We continue the seliing all week. The values are immense, the goods ex- tremely beautiful: $26.00 Laces §12.50 | $5.00 L 10.00 Lace: 1.00 L GERMAN ACES —Insertions to match, choice of our entire stock, 3bc, and 20c¢ laces, unloading prices 1734c, 13%0, 100 UIMPES AT HMALF—With or with- out sletves; $2 upward to ‘0 muh A1VERET s HALF Toilet Goods Sale 4711 White Rose Glycerine Soap, 3 cakes in box, per box .. ¥ Pear's Unscented Soap, per cake Hind's Honey and Almond Cream. 50c bottle for ...360 Pond's Extract Liquid Dentifrice, 25¢ bottle for .... y Orlental Cream, $1 Seldlitz Powders, box of 10 pairs 10e Large Box Charcoal Tablets ..... Sodium_ Phosphate, 1 Ib. carton ..uo Witch Hazel, per pint .... 12¢ Leave Your Order for PICTURE FRAMING, 235 PER OENT OFF ‘Wednesday. UNLOADING WOODENWARE Notable Economlies Seldom Equalled. TORERS with ad- Justable pins, very strong and dur- able, worth much more, at ..$1.28 BRASS WASH BOARDS guaranteed five years, best 50c quality, un- loading at_.. “eeeas 290 OTHEES PINS Wednesday spectal, 150 for .. 100 ROSE BUSHES American Beaity, ha healthy bushes to bloom this yeer, 18¢ value, for .100 — ROPE BLEACHED MUSLIN, well known standard brand, less than manufacturer's cost, (10 yards only to a customer) yard ..6%0c PILLOW CASES—45x36 in., splendid 18c grade, well made and finished. at, each . 140 CURTAIN SWISS — W nn» only, dotted, figured, striped, 36 inch, 15¢ quality, yard .100 BLEACHED SHEETS grade, wide hems, usual spe- clal, at, each . v i 43¢ BEST AMERICAN CALICOES. Indigo Blues, Black and White, Silver Grey, etc., unloading sale price, at, yard 54 WHITE GOODS way down, all new, fresh summer goods, In checks, stripes, floral and biocl light and Leavy, 19c and 25¢ fabrics, unloading, at . HUCK TOWELS At very I two cases of them, two kind 46-inch, heavy serviceable The_16¢_kind unloading at. .. ALL LINEN NAPKINS In a large 1ange of patterns, full 22-inch Nap Kins, dinner size, You pay $2 a dozen anywhere for such as these, unloud. ing price ..8135 BENNETT’S GROCERY SAV:NGS ALL ITEMS SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY AND TEURSDAY ONLY. Bennett's Capitol Cof- | Imperial fee, 3,000 p-cknnns Figs, can each | and 5 stamps. “fna 2 | Pure Fruit Jelly, nL and 40 Bennett's Coffee, 1b. Relfable Glass ..... Preserved } yirginia Swiss Cheese .200 Jyer . ..380 | ed stamps. Splder's Chill Sauce, | York | California Peaches, 12%c quality. Violet Tollet | Star and Evaporat- | Bennett's Capitol Oats, 2 Ib. pkg. 10e 2 1bs. 160 and 10 stamps, Crescent Macaroni, 3 e huia g aet 9(' and 12'-- Ladies‘ $1.00 Lisle Union Suits— styles, splendid bargains Wednesd Ladies’ Knit Union Suits—50c qu sizes, at ‘ Extra Specials for Wednesday in Our Great Domestic Ronm From 9 to 9:30 A. M. wear, regular price 1ie (one- 7¢c Apron Ginghams, all blue apron | piece, 12 yards, limit), at, per checks (Hiryur(l limit), at, per | yard .9¢ vard . S B¢ From 2 to 2:30 P. N From 10 to 10:80 A. M. Manchester Quilts, very fine goods, Merry Muslin, yard wide, full | jroirir brice $3.60 (three quilt bleached, regular price 11¢ yard | T b tos s D 12% (10-yard llmit) at, yard.. -5¢ | Large Union Towels, guaranteed From 2 to 2:30 P. M. half lnen, No. 4780, regular 4226 Old Glory Long Cloth, fine price 12 ‘&l' (six towel limit), at, heavy and soft finish, for under- | each HAYDEN'S, THE GREATEST GROCERY DEPARTMENTT IN OMANA It pays you to traa when you can save from 35.00 to $10.00 per month on your hou e, 48-1b. sack best High Pat made from the finest every sack guaranteed We cautlon our custom poor imitatlons sold as our brand See that our name Is on every sack 18 Ibs. best Granulated Sugar..$1.00 8§ bars Diamond C or Beat 'Em 11 The best Strictly o7 ing better, pei’ dc Omana's Greatest unnc for Fresh Vogetable 3 bunches frash Aspar and 6 stamps. Cocktail, Salad Dres- | Soap, 2 cakes 25¢ > 1 | gox for 5L .860 | and 10 stamps. and 10 stamph Soap 6 1bs Fresh Spinach, per peck New Potatoes. per ib. . stamps Bennett's Caplitol | Safely Matches, doz- Hartley's Pure Fruit Maple Syrup, quart en boxes for ....8 Jams, jar ......800 | can for .. ge’| SBOtUENL . | Mate Dest | Pearl i and 40 stamps. | parrell's Beet Sugar Bennett's Tea Syrup, bottle ..180 sorted, 1b ; 5610 stanm and 100 stamps. Poidhs Yot - | BASAREL! Tea Siftings, 1b., 188 | Jrlour, sack . .® and 20 stampw. % Dutcli” Hand '8 E. C. Corn Flakes, 3 | Dutch Hand Soap > iws backages for ..36¢ | cakes for ......380 “‘““"““““ L ¥ W Bennett's stampal | Cand) 30 atampe, <[ RIOL E om0 8te Country Gentleman | dlo | 2 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce. 4 bunchas home grown Rad Fresh Baats, Carrots or ' bunch .... ... ‘ | Y Barley or Farnia. c | Fancy ripe Tomatoes, pe Orymtnl | 8 oies: . ll,|nlnnn|.gt|un h o Fancy Peas. per quart.... 7 ks f g kg, - i ¢ | Fancy fresh Wax Beans, per by 10 package 1bs. for .. 100 The best Domestic Maci 3 Fresh fancy Green llm;n-‘ y “ ‘ 3 cans Lav (Remember 1 1b, is equal to 2 cleanser . AT o | Fresh Parsley, per 2 bunches Ple Plant for Large Cucumbers, each. 7% Large ntalks of Celery for . Tlhc You are always sure of getting the Freshest aid Best at Hayden's Large juley Lemons, per dog. .. 150 Highland Navel, per doz, lac, Flower Seeds, at, a | l'lunmm‘l‘.n S . @40 | Table Salt, ReorRS o | 00 | ana F0 stamps and 10" stamps. Polk's Soups, 10 cent Diamond C cars, 4 for ....aBc L | 0 stamps bars for ......8 Double Stamp all cans 4 Full cream Cheese, | 800 "’l,“m“('("‘ Qe Oliver s TRIIDE AN Oll or Mustard & Corn_for per pound ....220 8 2 C Corn Flakes, pKg. .. ... and 20 stamps and 10 stamps | 10 Diamond ¢ or Diamond ' BENNETT'S CAPITOL CREAMERY BUTTE! Hp—l"olmd Brick meat, per pkg 00 | | | | | is«mm Vegetable and and 40 stamps Butterine. Double Stamps on Granulated Sugar unes, per I nts,’ per 1b.. per dozen Al you want. ...,JRY IIAWEH’S ms PoRGET BAILEY @ MACH DENTISTS Best equipped dental offics {n the mi t. Highest grade dentistry at reasonable prices. Porcelain fillings, just like the tcoth.” All Instruments carefully sterilized arer éach patien , nt THIRD FLOOR. PAXTON B} (ornel 16th und l'lll'nlm Streets, ““Now’s the day and Now’s the hour”’ “Gas Service” 'Another Way to Get Hot Water— There are two styles of water heaters. One the kind May 8, 9 and 10, account that connects with the kitchen boiler, the burner of which Biennial Meeting General Federation of Woman’s Clubs | you must light; the other, that which acts automatically. K The mere fact of truning on any hot water faucet in your ¢ : Ba"imor., B ha ‘ house operates this heater so that the water runs HOT May 7, 8 and 9, account mst.a.ntl.y. : : Southern Baptist Convention and General Convention of This appliance is m?nnected to your wam: supply, has Baptists of North America its own gas burner, is independent of anything else and 25 stands in a corner of your cellar, requiring no attention— l Washington, D.C. ... rewurn out of sight and out of mind. May 15-18, account Ask to have it demonstrated at our office. Triennial Convention World’s Sunday School Association Omaha Gas Company | P o . Cincinnati, Ohio .nu reurn OCK THE BEER YOU LIKE HAVE A CASE SENT °...u-‘Hl.o'ME JOHN NITTLER 3224 SO. 24TH STREET 3’0 ‘tlantic ei", "I Jl and Return ‘ ooue. '.::" . ':‘D a2 May 15, 16, and 17, account General Assembly of the Preshyterian Church THE BALTIMORE & 01110 RAILROAD A'rmxrlv C rn' — Gene sembly Presbyterian Church, May 18-31. WASHINGTON, D. C.—World's Sunday School Association, May 19-26 Eight trains daily leave Omaha for Chicago, 7:00 a. m., 12:05 p. m., 5:20 p. m., 6:00 p. m., 6:05 p. m., 9:10 p. m., 11:45 p. m., and 12:40 a. m. (night) over the only double track automatic safety signal line between Missouri River and Chicago. Facing Farnam Street Dull Kid, Black Suede and Patent on the ground floor oy by e e shapes. Short fore-parts—Extra Smart Shoes making a combination of We've some very Swell Stunts in Spring Footwear for Young Fellows who Know ; High and Low Cut Shoes with all the ’ equal in any city of the country. New Style Features worked to the 1imit atent Colt, Kid and Gun Meta The novelties in SOROSIS are PR e Bl RS M ) s ers; Button, Lace and Blucher. The Smart High Toes, Hizh Arch, High Heels. Natty Oxfords, Ties and Pump Black and colc leathers $3.50 84 0 $5. , The Young Man, who canndt fir enough Shoe SBwellness here to please him, will certainly be very hard t satisfy. FRY SHOE CO. “THE SHOERS 16th and Douglas Sts For tickets and full information apply at Ticket Offices: 1401-3 Farnam Street, Omahay Neb. NW1426 The best location in Omaha for many lines of business high arches with heels to corres- is opposite the Court House and next to the City Hall. pond It is very seldom that it is possible for you to get one of very swell, up-to-date footwear for the ground floor rooms in THE BEE BUILDING The entrance is just west of the main entrance of the building; it has an entrance from the court as well. The building furnishes heat, light, water and janitor service Rk e S SR foote-the fit The building is fire-proof and there is a large brick vault, tells 0 you can eut out your insurance expense. The room will be remodeled and redecorated to suit the tenant. The space can be arranged to give tenant 1,850 square feet If desired. women that is extremely hard to CONSULT NEAREST TICKET AGENT REGARDING STOP- OVER PRIVILEGES AND OTHER DETAILS, OR ADDRESS i in both turn and welt soles and Engraved Stationery Wedding Invitations _Announcembnts Visiting Cards All f t 1| correct forms in current social wenage TI\.. make ideal summer shoes. Proper fitting is our specialty . N. Austin, Gen. Pass. Agt. !"anoued Monogram Stationery Chicago. ::‘:Tmmm-du’mclmlhu—udly 6 A LIIDUUEST [} A. 1. ROOT, INCORPORATED lll&llllwll. Phene D. 1604 235-236 Pax Makers of good clot! A alce ¥ ; line of spring patterns on hand M this is the best location for you, now is the tim { W. A. Preston, Sorosis Shoe Store 203 So. 15th St FRANK WILCOX, Manager. discount on two or more sujts. ee wam A S BU“S[ Ym" 'Bus‘mESSiTWEWETH CENTURY FARMER| and our prices are right. A liberal to grasp the opportunity, and apply at once. ) " THE DELFT TEA ROOM, Apply to R. W. BAKER, Supt., Bee Business Office. 97 pown Ninewsonty siwer, aper daly $|00 flll' fl’ade ma’« Y J|6p. m.tosp m Chating-dish suppers on === | Bundays see puge viff