Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 25, 1910, Page 12

Wednesday’s Specials 75¢ Flouncings at 39¢ Yard #7-igeh fine Swiss and batiste embroidered flouncings and skirtings, English eyelet, floral, shadow and Japanese de- signs, many worth up to 75¢ yard, 39c on big bargain square, at, yard . soes Fine Embroidered Bands and Galloons Fine embroidercd bands, galloons, Irish crochet, braided and filet effects, many worth 50¢ yard, 5 ahiyardiv...... 2 C ‘Women's Fme Neckwea.r at 25c and 50c New Dutch and Sailor Collars in erochet, cluny and em- and cuff sets, broidered effects, fancy lace jabots, collar . 25¢-50¢ ascots, Jace ‘and tailored stoc l\fl, many worth $1.00, at, each King Tailored Walsts There is tailored waist that can compare in fit, finish and style fea tures with the “King" waist. It ig' beautifully made of the very fin Scores of smart, new IEHH that are found only at Brandeis, prices are Stunning New ngene Waists You should see these dainty new waists for midsummer, smartly WALS] trimmed with fine laces and embroideries—new l)nh h ne¢ks and:short sleeves, or the clever $29_8 ' $l0 styles in long sleeves and high necks, Specials in Our Muslin Department—Basement 9-4 Bleached Sheeting, ls%c 9-4 Unbleached hhoa(lnx, l7%c worth. 26c, at, yard worth 24c, at, yard . 45-inch Bleached Pil-) 42-inch Bleached Pil-|4 nch l'l\bl eached low Casing, \H)r(h\ low Casing, worlhl Pillow Casing, worth 15¢, at, o%c 14c¢, at, : Qécl 15¢, at, yard yard ... yard 50c Stamped Pillow Tops at 9¢ Each Stamped Pillow Tops with backs, in rose, poppy, violet and conventional designs, on all linen, burlap and crash, regu- lar 50c¢ values—Art Needlework Dept., Main Floor, New Store, special . ... no est materials. styles for NEXT SATURDAY Begins Our Great Annual Sale of MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Positively the largest showing and most notable bar- gains in high and medium grade undermuslins ever offered by a western store. See the great window displays. Watch daily papers for later announcements. In Thursday’s Bee . Bleached Indian "('ull. n»m‘l\ a yard wide, you will find many tempting of- fers of real estate dealers. You will find a home. Thursday the real estate columns will be .url\ brist- ling with homes, the prices not more than $3,000, that can be hought for cash or-on the easy payment plan—a small cush payment down, balance monthly like rent. Make your rent money pay for your home. M 1o St. Louis foute and RETURN, 40 Tickets on Sale i = June 3 to 8 Inc.| ST. LOUIS SPECIAL Leaves Omaha at 4:30 p. m. THROUGH STANDARD SLEEPERS, BURLINGTON DINING CARS. Arrives in St. Louis 7:19 a. Tickets, Berths, Information, CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1802 Farnam St, THE FRAME SALE NEXT be our best one yet DAY will Look out for it EANET 10 8. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS FREE TO EVERYBODY. BRING ALL YOUR BOOKS TO OUR PREMIUM ROOM AND RECEIVE A COMPLI- MENTARY SET OF TEN STAMPS IN EACH. Cream Serge Suitings and Coatings Ten pieces of the strongest values ever shown in Omaha in this class of goods. Strictly pure wool cream storm serges, diagonals and whipcords, 54 inches wide. The most desirable cream fabrics for coats and suits—values to $2.00 yard, Best Sea Island Percales—Stand- ard yard wide 15c quality, light and dark goods, very moimt, patterns for Red 8% C| Silk Mixed Diagonals—A hand- gome light weight summer fabric, wide wale weave, in gray, tan, helio, lavender, rose, Alice, terra- cotta, 59¢ quality, Letter Day the most effective material for inexpensive summer suits and coats, side band border which can be trimmed off if preferred, 25¢ value, yard ... . The Foulard Silks Choose an $5c or $1.00 Foulard tomorrow for aSe. You'll be surprised at the number of patterns that will appeal to your fancy. These, as you know, are the year's most wanted silks. The color range is broad, the patterns are neat conventional effects, dots, dashes, ete. Rich satin finished foulards, values, a few were $1.00, at A NINE O°CLOCK SALE & 42 Tailored Suits for Women, $750 Worth $15.00 and $19.50, at . Forty-two women will be well rexm((l suits \\’_t'dn(’s(ln) morning. To enable all to be here on time we start the selling promptly at N i O'CLOCK—none before. We have gray green, tan, navy and rose colors, Strictly new spring models. Excel- Lingerie Drpno- lent $15.00 and $19.50 Suits, at $7.50., and Suits . . 33-95 House Dresses, $1.25 3 And 25 S, & H. Stamp Big new shipments in again, fine, | A quantity of white and colored dresses, values to $15.00, the re- washable materials, in light and dark colorings, also nurse stripe mainders of an early purchase. gingham patterns, high and low As a Red Letter Day inducement neck, long and short sleeve styles | we include 75 S. & H. stamps in —some of them in coat effect, | addition 'tg' the very low cut opening all the way down front. price, $3.95. There's good pick- Very neatly made and finished. ing for those who come early. Lingerie Waists—A clean-up of about one hundred pretty lace trimmed walsts, culled from $1.50 and $1.75 lots; odds and ends, but clean and desirable, Wednesday, with 20 S. & H. stamps for .... $1.00 Double Stamps on All Linens, Domestics and White Goods Purchases Red Letter Day Also a Few Extras Pillow Cases—Our best 16c line, | White Goods, lot Swisses, lawns size 42x36 inch, for .. 11%¢ and dimities, all sorts of p ¥ 3 at- Bleached Sheets—Good, durable terns, goods are a little |\||ull)lml 66¢ kind, 72x90 inch. 39 from displayin 16¢ 8 Bed Spreads, hemmed and frlngad Bkl ;;; vorth $1.50, wo! $1.50, for Table Linen—70 inch, the usual HOSIERY 59¢ quality . Imported Gauze Lisle Hose, with UNDERWEAR durable sole and garter top, a 35¢ Seamless Vests with taped neck quality 25¢ Women's Pure Silk Hose—Lisle and arm, 15c values .... 8¢ top, toe and heel, fine value at | Umbrella Pants, wide knee, trimmed 36c quality, for .. 8be, for .... : Notion Day Wednesday Every item at half its usual selling price. 10¢ bolt black Dress Braid.. e 10¢ Ocean Shell Pearl Uullnnx dozen be Safety Pins, all sizes, dozen 2¢ 5¢ Hooks and Eyes, per card 2% ¢ 25¢ Twine Shopping Bags.. 10¢ 10c roll White Tape, (-'m'h 5¢ Machine Cotton, 200 yards, throe 8pools . B¢ Books and Stationery Red Letter Day bargains and | Shelp Paper, 3 special trading stamp offers. Box of Stationery, 24 sheets and 24 envelopes g 10(. And 10 Stan Box of Stationery, \Vnrfll 35c 15¢ And 20 Stamps Post Card Albums, black leather- ette, 400 cards And 40 Stamps Card Albums holds IUO‘ Double S. & H. Green Stamps With Every Purchase of Shoes Wednesday —Red Lelter Day pkgs., any color, And 10 Stamps Roll Lunch Paper And 10 Stamps \ Envelopes, 3 pkes, No. 6 size 1 Q¢ And 10 Stamps Carter’s Ink and bottle Paste 10¢ And 10 Stamps Tablets, linen and kid finish 1 Q¢ And 10 Stamps Housekeeping Cook Post Stamps Good Paper Napkins, 100 for. ... ‘ at And 10 Stamps Book, 49¢ And 20 Stamps Bennett’s Big Grocery Items ted on sale| Ghirardilll's Powdered |Bennett's ¢ Weanesday and Lhurs-| Chocolate, 3% Ib. can,| auy X at o a . 206 Our coffee 'is fresh And' 10 ousted s Hennetus " Golden Cot- | Stollwerck’ PRI b W e e Chocolate, gan I A 10 Stamps Lty A1) {344 W B9 Royal Honey, bottle " And 10 Stamph And 6 Stamps s Capitol Cof- | ’ pound -pkg... @se|Pure Fruit Jelly {Bterling ! 6 ib. And 80 Stamps at angar| And 40 N Teas, assorted, Ib.,. Farreil's | 3 % 10c | Hypo Washing Powder, pitol Coun- try Gentlemun Corn 3lo And 10 Stumps [8nider's Pork and 0 | Beany 100 Gloss hox . glass, Starch, 1 . b0 ]AL‘I\‘ Syrup, bottle .. Seeds, Vegetabls and [ PKES. . Flower Seeds, pkg, Rbgo |Unioken ‘Feed, ‘b Fels Naptha 'Boay), ulx |Hen, Weod,” 1u, o Bone Meal Diamond bars for § © | Duten Hand cakes for 1 10 Stamps feintz DIl Pick les, dozen 15¢ And 10 Stamps e | , ib.. 480 And 50 Stamps | Tea Birtings, 1b. pxs! 16¢ | ) abo | Mucaroni, Btar and ¢ ..v“ cent, 3 pkgs. And 10 stamps Spotlight ~ Matches, boxes .. Armour's Veribest Bliced Beef, jar... | Ana 10 Siamps Beauty Asparagus, sx ‘ aso And’ 10 Slamps H.-J Shredded Wheat cults, pkg. . 12 And 10 mum(n © hl:ew Virginla Swiss, ‘;',‘ov ms- 10 Stamps An Rex ‘Corned Beef, No 1 o P Butter Capitol finest bricks, Bennett's Creamery made, pound full weight And 10 ‘Stamps Cheese, Full Creamy <at, | pound . 286 | Ana 10 Btamph | tUs ‘Capitol Whole atoes ... 1830 And 10 Stamps BAILEY @ MACH DENTISTS / Best equipped dental offics in the middle weat Hlflluu rade dentistry at reasonable . Porcelaln fillings, just fike the tooth. All instruments varefully sterilized after each atlen &'u“fl) FLOOR. PAXTON BLOCK Corner 16th and Farnam Streets, SR aaEEE & EEEEEEEREEE R . I ..u $3.00 ——-— We are selling the best ever in Pumps, Gibson Ties and Oxfords —at dulls in kid and calf skin; fine kid with patent Patent kid and colt; tips; medium or light soles; strap at the heel or over the instep All sizes, all widths; any lady or girl can get fitted in this $3.00 heavy, line—Come in and see them-— They will be a surprise to you. FRY SHOE CO. THE SHOERS 16th and Douglas Streets. THE BEER YOU LIKE HAVE A CASE SENT HOME CONSUMERS' DISTRIBUTER John Nittler 3224 So. 24th Street DOUG. 1889, RED 3932 IND. A-1420 TRY US on a TELEPONE ORDER A FEW BARGAINS 8 year old Kentucky :Bourbon Whis- key, per gallon $3.00 Maryland Rye Whiskey, full quart bottle .76¢c—gallon $2.50 Tennessee White Corn (moonshine) per quart 75c—per gallon....98.80 California Port wine, per quart ati ...250, 35c and S0c California Claret and Riesling, per quart ©.......860, 35 and 500 o- Grape Wine, red or per gallon ..81.00 COURTEOUS LADY CLERKS IN ATTENDANCE. CACKLEY BROS., WINE MERCHANTS 121 N. 16th St. Opp. P.O. Both Phones OMAHAS FAVORI g ¢ BOTTLED BEER — fIf — M|lYTRAD[ PHONES BELL.DOUGLAS 119 IND. A, 2119, W4 BOEKHOFF RETAIL DEALER, B03*-50.7™ST, FOOD FO 3\".,(,kl.f"l"‘“.’f'l,";i.‘f;‘.nf“i"} R ork and youthful or | NERVES Mors and youinful vigor | s vesult of over- work _or mental ecxertion should take GRAY'S NERVE FOOD PILLS. They will mako you eat and sieep ‘and be a man again 81 Box 3 boxes $2.50 by mall SHERMAN & McCONNELL DRUG CO, Cor. 16th and Dodfe Streets. OWL DRUG COMPANY, Cor. 16th and Rarney Sts., Omaha, Neb. HOTELS, Hotel ainique B’way, 32d and 33d Sts. NEW YORK CITY IN THE IIF.ART OF THINGS . HIGH CLASS FIREPROOF HOTEL Fandsomely furnished, all outside rooms, with every modern appointment, one block from New Ienn Depot, near all leading department stores and theatres. ROOMS WITH PRIVILEGE OF BATH, $1.50 per Day and Up. ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH, $2.50 per Day and Up. The highest class of accoms ) modations at moderate rates. The new addition will be completed on September 1st, giving hotel ca- Dacity of 600 roouis and 400 baths. Walter Chandler, Jr., Manager s ‘Read The Bee for All the Sporting Nev?s Sale Continues Wednesday Alexander Smith and Sons RUGS ” HAYDENS THE RELIABLE STORE Shoe Specials for Wednesday | Women’s $3.00 and $3.50 Oxfords and pumps; all sizes and styles— in two big lots, at $650 $498 Child’s ankle &(H\p pumps, tan or hlnr-l\. and 300 pairs child’s white r black tops with patent boxing; wld everywhere at $1.25; Wednesd 75c Women’s tan or black Ox- with a few patent leather pumps, worth $2.00 and $2.25 at.. Visit Our New Bakory Dopt., In Basement. Everything In Bakery Goods the Bost fords, RA ¢ ICIALS FOR WEDNESDAY IN ()l'R’ Famous Domestic Room From 9 to 9:30 A. M.—One case yard limit—at, yard. 48\i¢ 40-inch fine White Lawns, goods F « 9.4 >, ; 8, 800AS.| iy 2 to 2:80 P, M~—One case made for fino lingerle, No. 8303 | ot Stella_fine Crochetted Bed A P = s spreads, regular price $1.60; 6- limit—at, yard ..........8% : g From 10 to 10:80 A, M.——Ono case,| #Pread linit—at, 6ok ... 08¢ 30 of fine Black Sateen Ivanhoe, | Krom 3 to M.—One case made by the clebrated Wm. Simp-| of 72x90 Seets. (Dreamland), son & Sons and guaranteed not to seamless and Worth 76c;. 6-sheet crock, regular price 12%c; 10- limit—at, each +..ci00.0 . 38¢ FOR ALL DAY 12%‘3- 121¢c Batiste .. 3. |Best Prints made @% ¢ 25 Pongees ....15¢ 39 Table Damask, 25c Foulards. .12% e Scotch Gingham, |25¢ 19¢ Towles ... bc Towels . the Towels ‘.7 Wash Rags, each . 1¢ 15c Batiste 26¢ Woven Vans, 1 ce e ¥ 'él?tl)'l‘llhl{ SPEC] h\lfiz()‘l SALE. Lane Put Up Your Pineapples Now Our first car.is in—it is in elegant | The best bulk Laundry Starch, 1b, 4c condition for canning. Owing to all | The Talk of Omaha. yden's Migh small fruit being destroyed by frost Quality and Low Prices on Fre: Pineapples are bound to advance. 'Vegetables and Fruit Read these prices for Wednesday: Spinach, p Each. . -6y §15¢, 10c, 12%c v Per dozen.....86c, " 96¢, $1.36 The_cholcest to' put up. SPECIAL GROCERY BALE DNESDAY Flour, Flour, o Rlomeadbrib. sack of best’ High Patent Flour, made from the finest No. 1 wheat... 1.36 Every sack guaranteed to glve best satisfaction. 18 Ibs. best Granulated Sugar..$1.00 8 bars Beat 'Em All or Diamon Soap for 2 b, cholee California’ Prur Eagle, Lewis or Champlon Rex Lye, per can . ¥ The best condensed per DKg. roraerIRY HAYDEN'S FIRSTT Pavs Fresh Cabbage, pe 3 heads’ fresh Leaf Lettu: 6 bunches fresh Radishes 3 fresh Asparagus 5, per > imbers, Beots, Car per bunch g Green Peppers, two for ney Ripe Tomatoes, Fresh Parsley, bunch 6 bunches Green Onions 2 bunches Pie Plant the sts or p.lr ib! FFancy large ripe Bana: Fancy large Lemons, dozen.... Fresh roasted Peanuts, quart. to Colorado il An Investment— Not An Expense You’re bound to be stale after a year at your desk. Success is not a matter of hours but of force and 'uxtalx!y Take a trip to Colorado and tone up. It won’tcost much money or time, There’s such fishing in her 6,000 miles of trout streams as will gladden your heart. The crisp, clear, sweet air of the giant hills will bring new vitality and you’ll return home ready for any strain. The de luxe trains S O R w=rdirect to both Denver and Colorado Springs— Islan(l provide ewerything you expect in perfect service and some comforting details you do not expect. _The best way and the way of greatest comfort—with- out costing more. Let mo show you how little the trip really costs. Only one night in a berth like a bed, and the next in the tonic air of Colorado, Splendid Fast Trains Every Day for Colorado, Yellowstone Park and the Pacifiz Coast. Specially low round trip fares all summer to the delightful resorts of the Golden West. Let us send illustrated literature and suggest the vacation of your life Call, phone or write today. 7 J. 8. MeNALLY Division Passenger Agent 1828 Farnam 8t. ‘Gas Service” ‘ls This News to Many? We found, upon a tour of inspection, that too small a percentage of our consumers appreciated the comfort and convenience of the many small appliances to be used with a gas range. For instance—does every one know of a CAKE GRIDDLE, upon which hot cakes can be made quickly and perfectly? A WAFFLE IRON, which eliminates the trouble of making waffles—they are always the same, crisp and brown. A TOASTER for making a small stack of toast quickly—just as you want it—whenever you want it. There are many more—they cost but a small sum and add immensely to your modern kitchen, Omaha Gas Company i