Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 18, 1910, Page 12

OMAHA, 75\MEN'S SUITS, Worth $15.00 7 /Y. MEN'S SUITS, Worth $16.50 . | MEN'S SUITS, Worth $18.00 BIG MANUFACTURERS' STOCK PURCHASE BUY YOUR SPRING SUIT NOW See See Wednesday's Wedne>day ] Specials pecmls THE RELIASLE STORE Children's § Misses' Undergarments 3 Furnishing Specials DELIGHTFUL BARGAIN OFFERINGS WEDNESDAY Children’s Muslin Gowns—In all sizes, up 10 .16 years:, ... . L39¢ Children’s Muslm meers ~He m~tvh~lml and tucked, very special bargains at.oooiiee e 100, 12%¢ and 18¢ Children’s Combination Waists and Skirts Embroidery and lace trimmed, special, RO a0 19¢, 25c\ud 39¢ Misses Muslin Skirts and Drawers-- Lac BRANDEIS STORES OMAHA ¥ ANNOUNCE TO OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMERS The Greatest Sale | s it O P it SUMMER STYLE BOOK and any 15¢ Ladies' Home Journal Pattern .. 20¢ Choose Your Summer Apparel Where The Greatest Advantages Are There's a real incentive for you to come to Hennet The un- inly demonstrated that prices on seasonable gar b8 were never so attractive—BResides the beau- stock give increased zest to the choosing. Women's Long Coats—Navy, black | Wash Suits and Dresses—2-piece tan and grey serge; also black | linen, reps and linene Suits, in and white shepherd’s plaids solid colors and combination splendid $25.00 gar- colorings; also lingerie dresses fpents; 8t and nmmquml effects; $10.00 vox we are confident that every woman Moire Silk Dresses—smartest new | $12.50, $15 and $18 | can find a shoe to please her in our modes; some plain tailored, some \,\h,,w at $3 95 I'lines of spring shoe beautles with 'zce yokes, some are silk | Tailored Suits—About fifty splen- did all wool models; best colors == the woman we can't please in low Mut shoes hasn't been in this spring we're not expecting her either, embroidered; black, navy, rose, | mem=()xfords, Ties, Sandals and Pumps | aseiin; Mght. blus and Jsvender in every choice leather, and new model RUGS EVER HELD BY ANY STORE IN THE WEST Beginning Next Monday, May 23 | |==——cee our Oxfords and Ties at $3, $3.50 and $4, the best shoes that the money ever bought. = Madam, we ask you to come to sce the finest display of low cut shoes | the town ever saw. FRY SHOE CO. “THE SHOERS 16th and Douglas Sts. worth $29.50, to clear, at May Sale Undermuslins Has the Right of Way and styles, values to : s10 $19.50, at Suci a sale as this deserves a whole page to tell its complete story Our purchases were unusually large this time, in anticipation of the unloading sale and by reason of the uncommonly big price concessions we secured. Corset Covers—I'renci back and fit- ted styles; ten different kinds, atl 39c values, at 25¢ orset Oovers—1-picce French backs; embrofdery and medallion trim- ned; ten styles; 50c garments 39¢ Corset Covers—Cambric and Nainsook 12 styles; French backs, ves, NOW & Muslin Draw H broldery and Imln-fllhlvul trir 39 garments, at Muslin Drawe ten styles; at one price ..... Muslin Gowns—With square, round and V shape also chemise or slip over sty garments 69¢ Muslin Gown welve beautiful styles; all wanted kinds; elaborate effects, worth $1.50 and some §1.69 all at .81.00 doz. handsome Musiin Skirts with deep lace or embroidery flo all good materfals; well made finis splendid $1.00 and §1 Skirts, for Muslin Skirte—A varicty of attrac- tive styles with elaborate lace trim- med flounces or as you prefer. $1.50 ments, unloading, at THERE 1S “SOMETHING DOING" TOMORROW IN FOULARD SILKS 525252575525 e5e0 e SeSeSeseSRse SRS d5e5es 55 e525252sa525PSe5e5e5e5e525e525 2525252525252 5e5esesasase S?_:—ESE "and embroidery ‘trimmed, very special values, at . 49¢, 390 and 25¢ Boys' Mlouse Walsts — White, | Children's White Jinen Rompers black and colors, with or with- | ——on sale i 98¢ olit collr, values to $1.00— | Children’s Colored Roinpers — At 25¢ and 49¢ | on sale ... 28¢ and §5¢ Children's 25¢ Hose. .. .....15¢ | Buster Brown Diessea--ln white Poney Brand Hose—Best pro- | and colors 49¢ nd PR duced, at, pair ..........25¢ | 25¢ M. Waists, each......15¢ Six Rousing Time Sales Wednesday IN THE BUSY DOMESTIC ROOM N From 8:30 to 9 A. M. | From 2 to 2:30 P. M, ° Lockwood inch Casing | Hortence Quilts—Sell - regularly Bleached, 10 yards limit to custo- } at $1.98, limit ¢ to a customer, mer, at, yard 12%¢ | each 81.12% From 9 to 9:30 A. M. From 3 to 3:30 P. M. Hunters' Choice, Bleached Mus- | 42x86 Pillow Cases-——No. 4777, lin—36-inch wide, 10c quality, | regular 16¢ quality, limit 10 to 10 yards limit, at yard....5¢ | a customer, each........:10¢ From 10 to 10:30 A. M. From 4 to 4:30 P. M, e Indigo Blue Prints—Full gtand- " " We bought these Rugs at Extraordinary Low Prices from the Great Auction Sale of Alexander Smith & Co. Stock. At this sale $5,500,000.00 worth of Rugs were sold at Big Bargains. Brandeis was among the largest buy- Il's_a chance to get them at near half the usual price. You could choose with your eyes closed without fearing to get a good pattern. We ues, limit 6 to a customer, each, ard, good patterns, 10 yarls BOTTLED BEE doubt it more desirable paiterns are shown anywhere. There are 54¢ | limit, at, yard lka d g e strie o - b % polka dots, ring dots, geometrical patterns, dashes, neat floral de TG Mk Mowels, A”;smfl e Spreads — 12}40 Percales — Al | signs, etc.; on tan, grey, navy, green, old rose, brown , ) ¥y , , day, at . 12%¢ | All day, each . . 98¢ | day, at, vard. .T% cadet, wine, reseda and other colorings. These are p |15¢ Pring . SHGWr AEGIDRITEY AT OI I TeT e Rl e “ b c l:«;‘l{urk owels—All [15¢ French Percales— [15¢ Printed Batistes—. vard. Plenty of variety for all—yard | 81xP0 Sheets- “Regular 85c val- | | | .. 10¢ | All day, yard .. 10¢ READ THE BIG GROCERY SALE FOR WEDNESDAY A G l 1t Pays to Trade at Hayden's For Groceries. A saving of $5 to $10 reat Neckwear ay F oecn 13 Yoot Rk apeny Bigontin 45-10 sack Best High Patent Flour, | The Best Tea Siftings, per | every sack guaranteed. sack $1 . Special Prure Sale Wedn P ; 7 20 il )s. Best Granulated Sugar..$1 No. 1 California Pru | BE_LF '? = N}‘:R ¥ { rs Diamand ¢ o Beat or ples, 3 lbs. for L. DOUGLAS 119 \ g : i i Soap Cutting Down the Prices Again in IND. A 3119, ) ‘ 6 Tos. Croice Japan Rice Frosh Vegetables. IT WILL BE WORTH YOUR EFFORT TO b f: emce—— ]l 05 ancy Japan Head Ricel 26 | Fresn Asparagus, Ber buneh ' | : : The Best Domestic Maccaron, pKEg., R ’ jello, PK., MAKE A SPECIAL TRIP TO OMAHA | Rl e e 1N ¢ e e i R | o RETAIL DEALER, Tall Cans Alaska Salmon.. 1 Beets, 4 3 Diamond € or Diaménd H \umpr FCR THIS SALE. YOU CAN EASILY | 803-50. 77" ST | NG Come and choose from the cleverest and daintlest meat, ph Lt New Potatoes, pe. 1 t Fresh Wax or Green He =l of summer styles; jabots, rabats, stocks, Dutch collars, Venise and lace trimmed; also guimpes ers. We will sell high class rugs next Monday at prices never known before. Carrots ~or 'rmm.u. per_quart Home C SAVE ALL THE EXPENSES OF YOUR 3 Heads ¥ & New York importer. They are all fresh and New Cabbage, per 1b.. Fancy Queen Oll\Pi per qunr( 0 at . TI\! Best Bulk Peanut Butter, Ib., Fancy R(h? Tn\nn(npu [nl ib crisp—Just the kinds everybody is buying for d! v : Bt i ".'J,"".(f,fifi", summer. See the windows; values | Candy Special For 36c¢ to $2.50 each, r'hok‘e at g:"’:tTry HAY DEN,S F",si p,ys Fresh Peas, : o and yokes. It's a big clean up purchase from "h ueu Bulk rmmury Starch, per | Fresh Parsiey, bunel PR Vo b, 4c 1 TRIP IF YOU BUY THE RUGS YOU ™ Wednesday , Wodsasday fon Hotons | Finihing Braide al ol Safety Pins, all sizes, 3 ors, at dozen for ...... 8o | Darning Cotton, lpuol 10 Spools Cotton, 20 )urds. Mercerized c ch Nos. 40, 50 and Cotton, spool . ICE CREAM is what makes good white, 4 upools 25 Twine S8h WE WELL SELL THEM NEXT MONDAY. Soda_Water. We make our own ice Hoew: Bugparcers GghT Vo g R . " women and children- bc Pin Shee cream Nuff Sed! Try our sodu Toaan Al % | “izes, at : : Big Reduction—Allover Venise, Valenciennes, Nets, fancy Myers-Dillon Drug Co. cotton laces, also colored silk laces, 22 'to 45 inches wide, some 16th and Farnam Sts, . ‘ 1 NEED AT THE LOW PRICES AT WHICH Regular 25c Peanut Brittle, 15¢ Ib, Fresh Home-Made Candy, ecial Fales Wednesday and Saturday. Pure a trifle solled; values $1.00 to $3.50 yard, in two lots, Wednesday, 49¢ and 69¢ Val. Laceg &¢ Half—All vals, from 10c to 35c. are repriced unconditionally, briii T S s . Half Bogular A Sale of Scrap Baskets Several ‘hundred for Wednesday. They are made of fine' Fgench willow—and are a 36c value. A necessary article.in every home, special, at. NO , TELEPHONE URDI&RS—"LST COME IN PERSON . Watch for Later Announcements. Brandeis Stores OMAHA Attractive Excursion Fares East; Effective June 1st. The thirty day low special round trip rates afford the best chance In years for an extended tour of the east. ern resorts. New York City, standard routes New York City, other desirable routes. Atlantic City Portland, Me., zhrough St. rlver reglon, or Boston . ... Boston, direct Tout A Montreal, including St. | Diverse route tour of the east, one way thruugh the \1rg|nlnu "ot Point Comfort, Norfolk Ocean trip to New York, other way direct routes (*). Same trip through Virginia, Old Point Reduced fares to many other east- It’s the purest, It’s the best. Nothing finer WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY GROCERY SAVINGS x Lennett's Lupllul Cof- | Hubbard Squash, best |Cheese, V lemlu Swiss, ‘or your guest B tee, 1. pRE: -6c | " we have brand, 1ac | Ib. &t ass And 3v dl\m . cans, for . “he And 10 Stamps B Bennett's ideal n..m o B0 G “ ; per b, Dkgs., 7 . 20" 'Stamps. And \ £ \ assorted, 1b., 886 [Ghirardelll o d Boston, other way direct routes (*) e 4o Btampa. | Chocolate, %- can oW AL (*) ' Final limit, sixty days. Rates effective June 10, % [eas g ted, b, oW ve o oo ‘Brs 0“ Accn“"t o ; Knd 50 Stamp, ° | "VAnd" 10 Sianips " 0| can wt - o0 [ LOW CONVENTION R.ATEB ‘ < b bt/ gt L AT A e Bl e o Ll §t. Louls, June 4 to 8, inclusive e i B ST D a0 Blaion, And 10 'Stumps. | Chattanooga, Tenn., June 10 to 12, inclusive Larger Quarters Necessa,ry to Aooommodate the Constantly In THAVE A CASE ; ; | A% Asne snider's Poric and Beans [B| pegroit, Mich., June § to 10, inclusive, July 6 to 10, maus:ve.. RN B AL R L AU TSy SR elel Ll o U TR ratoga Springs, N. Y., July 4 to G, inclusive. creasing Stream of People Suffering With North Manchester, ind., May 13-14. Chronic Ailments., b [Farrell's Beet . Sugar Syrup, bottle .....100 [Pickles, assorted, bottle 9.40 omfort and Ocean lrlp wu - 852,20 15.40 white or yellow. . 1@ lase, wt l'h‘hlfl . Consumers’ Dhlrlhulor New Orleans, La., May 14 to 16, inclusive Newport Catsup, Fels Naphtha Soap, o e tles, for . cakes, for ¥ 280 ‘\ C LA;{;‘-- s ' ? Earl Cleanser e | Armour's Ehleld S e G6c m um bottle John Nittler &2 Ao, Gt o Sogs | Apmonts, Brisid Hiced e mesli e 388 R ALL SUMMER EASTERN EfiOURSIONs Hypo Washing Powder, And’ 10 ‘Stamps. 7o qualiiy 1 eturn Limit October 31.) 3224 S. 24th Stroet & S Hartiny ' pure Orango | 6 %o [l ¢ Bennett's B x celn l or Munuulmh Jelly .800 | O hicken }uud lb s Kol s . L d *4 o \ —— 889, | Flour, sack ....81.80 |Ch full cream, per |Hen Feed. Ib. Doug. 1889, Red 3932 Royal Honey, bottle 10e | 1b. ..2%¢ [ Bone Meal for Ci Dr. Thepdore Milen of the Milen Med!- Milen's enormous practic ac- : 4 ow ' at ,$al company has moved from 43 Ramge corded all patients. — C T P° | Ind, - - » - AM420 I} And 5 Btamps. ‘And . 10" ‘Biamps. | —Aow' 8 | Bullding to @15 South Sixteenth. He is n..u\ Dr. Milen mukes no charge for con-| located {n the buliding formerly oc- |Sultation and examination .nz accepts no cupled by the Hanson cafe. It s j““ cases which he'does not feel nfident he | | one- halt block south of Sixteenth and can cure. This eminent speclalist has \!nrnllu streets, on the east side of the sPent thirty years in the treatment and #treet, The new offices and reception cure of chronie diseases only. The hundreds »: | Woum are much larger and Dr. Milen will of peopls whom he has cured, often-| NERVES be better equipped than eve to care for times after other physiclans had falled, | work or ments exertion should take | “Gas Service” | those suffering with Rheumatism, Qall are sending their friends and neighbors | GRAY'S NERVE FOOD PILI They | Etones, Gollr,! Epilepsy, Paralysis, Ca- |80 that Dr. Milen and-his efficlent aias | W/l Mmake you eat and sieep and be a | F I [No Reason for Failure— | tarrh, diseases of ihe Liver, - Kidneys, arc among the busiest people in Omaha | ™" *£ain f.'.:":.i“;,f'l'?f;\ x):;.w::’pr,“l,h;un and other It You are in need of the mervices of a | SHERMAN & ;:7:‘0'!‘:15:2.:’:;36 co., "ol d » L ents of men and speclalist it will pay you ‘n call on Dr. Cor. 16th and Dodge Streets. { 5 ossibly you are not getting pe results in baking g 3 A bread, or your pastry isn’t entirely satisfactory. Possibly you blame the range. Your ill success may be due to the way you regulate the heat or to the incor- rect placing of the oven racks. Faults easily corrected. Call upon our demonstrator, who can be of great as- sistance to you and show you that there is no kind of cooking that can’t be better done on a gas range than otherwise. The Gas company demonstrator will gladly solve any cooking problem for you. NEW LOCATIBFHAND!E_R Mackinac Island BoSton . ... ..e- Portland, Me. Atlantic City . Buffalo, including tour of the I Louls . . E: TRAI rom Omaha to Chicago, Pay}ight Jxpre m.; afternoon express, 4:20'p. m., arriving Chitago 7 . m.; Chicago Limited, 6:30 p. m., electric lighted, with observation rm’, arrives Chicago 8.07 a. m. Let me help you with your arrangements, J. B. REYNOLDS, City Passenger Agent, 1502 Farnam Street, Omaha Weuk and nervous men | who find their power to | work and youthful vigor | gone as a result of over- The paper that goes to the homes brings advertisers the best returns. Facing Farnam Street on the ground floor The best location in Omaha for many lines of business is opposite the Court House and next to the City Hall. 1t is very seldom that it is possible for you to get one of the ground floor rooms in THE BEE BUILDING? The entrance is just west of the maim entrance of the a building; it has an entrance from the court as well. The building furnishes heat, light, water and Janitor service The building is fire-proof and there is a Jarge brick vault, §0 you ean cut-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. A Bee Want Ad will rent that vacant house. fill those vacant at a very small cost to you. Be convinced. rooms, or secure boarders on short notice Hotel Martinique B’way, 32d and 33d Sts. NEW YORK CITY IN THE HEART OF THINGS . HICH CLASS FIREPROOF HOTEL Handsomely funished, ail cutside rooms, with every modern appointment, ‘one block from New Penn Depot, near all leading - Omaha Gas Company Engraved Stationery Wedding Invitations Annoancements dopartment stores and theatres, Cards ROOMS WITH PRIVILEGE OF BATH, P. grade dentistry at reasonable prices. Porcelain fillings, just -: $1.50 per D.y and U Tike the tooth.” (All instruments caretully sterilized after each | J 00MS WITH PRIVATE BATH, - gatient Embossed Mondgram Stationery DENTISTS Best equipped dental offics In the middle west. Highest HIRD FLOOR. PAXTON BLOC l\ and other i A. L. ROOT, INCORPORATED 1210-1212 Howard St. Phone D. 1604 $2.50 per Day and Up. ' ‘The highest class of mccom- modations at moderate rates. “The new addition will be completed on September 1st, giviog hotel ca- pacity of 600 rooms 400 b Walter Chandler, Jr, Manager | TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER | Corner 16th and I-Arnlm Streets. $100 for trade marl( Contest closes May 20t ’ TWE'{’IETH CENTUHY FARMER 14 Farm Journal. If this is the best location for you, now is the time to grasp the opportunity, and apply at ence Apply to R. W. BAKER, Supt,, Bee Business Of[‘?.