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TITE OMAHA DAILY BEE: fTIUUPPAY. AVTUh 21. 11101.
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Millinery
A 5uper Trimmed Hat at $5.
The (tunning bats have
00
that
ib BO
touch of style elegance that
marked In Brandelt mil
linery most beautiful
trimmings your
choice, at
5
I I i VI I I i
At Ml If Ml
x sr i. a t ar h . ,-..
W
ft
Buttons from the Railroad Wreck
Thousands of dozens of plain, fancy and ornamental buttons. Here aro some
of the very finest buttons, suitable for all kinds of dresses alsb a variety
of fancy pearl buttons P I ft 1 ! fl . ,
yanytf them are worth We a J-QQ & AJC UQZ
at per docen v
Ladies Initial Handkerchief at 5c
Tpa harsrntn Mnnnra with Vtti&TA varletv
styles and all letters daintily hand-embroidered all widths of hemstitching
line sheer niiBllty wortn to ac earn
also men's plain and fancy handkerchiefs
lany suitable for pillow tops III
All go at each
Kid Gloves
Special lot of high class kid gloves
In all colors and all sites
worth up to $1.25 a pair at
Ladies' Skirts
Ladies' Skirt Good quality very
pretty, new styles 150
Ladle Skirts Hi walking lone-ths
T.ZV3' 89c
, ' Big: Spring Suit Bargains
Hundreds of New Spring 5ults all the latest effects new cloths and col
ors in four great lots very speoia), $12
Silk Waists at $2.98-Beautl(ul
new sralsts peau de sole, eto,
latest stile, worth SO, QO
at...
J. L BRANDEIS & SONS, BCS1CN S1CBE.
DR. BRADBURY 1506
Painless EslractJoa DENTIST. TEL. 1754. We positively remove
fmZHToc uo f "V -rvesfromteethwtth-
pridf Work $1M uf UTlf.YYrVV Pln" FUU 93 "P
Lady Attendant 1 I II I Open Sundays 10 1 11
PROUD OF STATE'S DISPLAY
James Walsh 8ayi Nebraska's Exhibit at
World's Fair ii Excellent.
MANY BUILDINGS. .NOT YET IN ORDER
Mae Dalar tor Wamt of Material to
Fill Isssseaee Stnctarcs Which
t . r Are . Greater This
Aatlcipated.
. James Walsh, superintendent of the agri
cultural exhibits (or the Nebraska com
mission te the Louisiana Purchase exposi
tion, has returned from 81 Louis on busi
ness connected with the Nebraska exhibit.
"We are getting the Nebraska exhibits
In shape.? he said, and few states will sur
pass us In the variety and excellence of our
display. The Nebraska corn exhibit will
be one of the very best at the exposition
grounds. While not the largest. It will
tfiake up In excellence what it may lack In
quantity. Our sheaf grain and grass dis
plays are exceptionally fine and will sur
pass anything at the exposition. We are
purposely a little slow in Installing our ex
hibits, for we do not desire to give our
competitors too much of an advantage to
profit by our Ideas, and then we want to
keep the exhibit fresh and continuously
Interesting."
"The other states contiguous to Nebraaka
are extremely anxious to know J ait hat
We are coins to do. Most of them have
thrtoe the money appropriated for exhibi
tion purposes that Nebraska has and they
are going into It very extensively, but I
Want to aay light here that even with our
meager appropriation the Nebraska exhibit
fill be a thing that no Nebraskan need
lush for. You know we have the best
location In the - Agricultural palace, and
cure will be the, most conspicuous display
la that great building.
Pletares of Sprier Plowlag.
"The special object of my return to Ne
braska Is to procure klneteacope pictures of
actual spring plowing scenes In Nebraaka.
I shall go to Benson and obtain a mdYlng
picture aoena of actual plowing with gang
plows there and this will complete our list
f moving pictures for the exhibition. This
moving picture series of actual living farm
ing scene in Nebraaka is an unique and
extremely fascinating manner, a feature
not aa extensively undertaken by any other
state. These views will be added to during
the summer harvest season and they will
have the merit of being fresh and real.
"Prof, tajbour. superintendent cf the
educational exhibit, Is putting the Nebraaka
School exhibits in ths besf of shape and
these, too, will be unequalled in complete
ness and wlU reflect the highest credit on
the state,
"As regards the general exposition, I ran
ut think there Is a very, manifest condi
tion of unreadlnesa ' The building are Im
mense and It will require an enormous
amount of material te nil them. I must
aiznlt I do. not see where alt the material
Is to come from. Of course It will come In
time, but sn enormous amouut uf work is
lo be dona
Mast Relay Paris,
i "The weather has Been damp and much
n
3 n rs
Specials
Many excellent bargains arc
to be found in our millinery depart
ment on the third fljor, A wide va
rictg of everything, from flowers and
trimmings to the most elaborate hats.
Beautiful Ready-to-Wear Hats
In large and small shapes, trim
med with quills, buckles and
straw bows these hats slQQ
are worth up to 15 Jf Q
very special "
at
Handsome Street Hats at 98c A
wide variety of ready-to-wear
hats, made of popular colored
straw frames, jauntily trimmed
worth up to (3.00 eachffc Q
ve ry s peoial O C
at.
Flower and Foliage Including
the pretty small flowers, now In
vogue roses in all colors, etc.
2f... 15c-25c.39c
of Indies' Initial handkerchiefs, all
Lill -Ming
5c
at 59c.
59c
. Waists IEf
Basement.
$5 511k Waist at $1.50-A very
fine lot of pretty new, up-to-aate
waists some are slightly soiled
and a little mussed
worth to. 00
at
1.50
Silk Jackets at $3.98 the popular
silk Jackets, the swell things for
spring and summer
wear, at
3.98
For nam
Poor I eon Years)
Sam Location
of the paving through the grounds will
have to be relald. Much of It was put down
while the frost was still In the ground and
now In the damp, thawing weather the
paving Is getting in a deplorable condition.
"This Is equally true of many of the
buildings. They were built over .frosty
ground and their Interiors are extremely
cold and uncomfortable Just now. Men
have to work with their overcoats on and
hence the work of preparation Is slow and
tedious. But at the same , time the fair
management Is full of enterprise and vigor
and these handicaps will soon be overcome
and the exposition will go on swimmingly.
It Is a big undertaking, bigger In fact than
Its projectors contemplated, snd hence It
requires the exercise of the utmost energy
to get things In shape.
"I shall return to Bt. Louis Thursday and
will remain there Indefinitely. .Our fruit
exhibits are safely housed In cold storage
and we will' have them ready for placing In
ample time, and we think ours will , be
among the flneat fruit displays on the ex
position grounds." ,
A Death Blow to Malaria,
Electric Bitters kill and expel malaria
disease germs, will prevent, typhoid, and
cure fever and ague, or no pay. Only Wo.
For sale by Kuhn & Co.
WOMAN IS GIVEN A VERDICT
Gets Damage from Soldier Whom
She Is Said to Hare Tickled
fa the Ribs.
In Judge Estelle's department of ths dis
trict court Christine Christlanson Is
awarded a Judgment of fctfo against Alfred
Bhukert.
The action was one for damages for per
sonal l.ijuiiea alleged to have been In
flicted by the defendant, who was accused
of slashing the plaintiff across ' the
Inside of the wrist with a knife because
she "tickled" him in the ribs: and other
wise annoyed him.
The defendant Is now a soldier, doing
service as a private in the Philippines. ,
Another verdict returned in the same
court was in the case of The Oammel
Book Company' against Clarence 8. Payna
and others. It was an action on a contract.
In which the defendants filed a claim In
offset. The Jury found for the defendants
to recover In the sum of $1.
THE HAIR BRI'SH.
Breeds DaadratT, Which Caases Fai
lles; Hair aad Piaally Baldaeaa.
Prof. Vnna. Hamburg, Germany, Euro
pean authority on skin diseases, says that
dandruff la as contagious ss any other
malevolent disease, and that one common
source of the spread of dandruff Is the use
of the same hair brush by different per
sons. The way to avoid catching dandruff
or any other disease from another's brush
Is to lusutt on the use of Newbro's Herpl
.clde. It not only kills the dandruff germ,
but it Is also aa antiseptic that will prevent
ths catching of any disease whatever
through contagion of another's brush.
Hold by leidlng druggists. Sand 10 cents
In stamps for sample to The Herpioid Co..
Detroit. Mich. Sherman MoConnell Drug
Co., special agent.
Green Trading Stamps All the Time
Buy by
Mail?
Let's tell
You
Catalogues arc
good enough I u
their way, but
they are NOT IS
IT with these
rousing bargain
days at Bennett's.
We live one day
at a time and a
catalogue Is a
back number
when It's a wee k
old. If you'll
watch our daily
advertising you'll
find tlmt goods
are pouring Into
this huge stor
evrry morning rain or shine you'll
find thnt we're fracturing prices mak
ing catalogue figures look sick
You'll find we are giving Oreen
Trading Stamp sensations thnt no
catalogue dare ever tackle.
Make these extraordinary advantage
your own not In on ern bv acting
quickly. Write at once. If goods are
unsold we'll fill your mall orders.
Jap-a-Lacl
Jap-a-Lac!
The Genuine Jap-a-Lac.
t
The greatest floor finish
that is made. Yes, it's floor
stain you need! Surell
and you want the genuine
Jap-a-Lacl Put up in i pt.
to whole gallons. Prices
bargain stained &nd little
green stickers with 'em.
Hardware Section Basement
Green Trading Stamp Sensation at the
Linen Counter.
t5o dozen Table Napkins, In bleached and un
bleached. In dice patterns, nlxe 20x20, worth
tl.36 doien Thursday
And $2 Worth of Green
At Our Silk and Dress Goods Dept.
Big Special Offer for Thursday.
100 pieces of All Silk Taffeta Silks big assortment of colorins. Including II.
black cheap at 60c yard special sale yard JJs.
iilli
fj N10HMRSI MOHAIRS!
t00 pieces Black and Colored Mohairs all colors,
plain and pretty fancy effects a lot of 54-Inch
goods in this lot worth up to SI yard Thursday.
Double Green Trading Stamps all day Thurseay la our Silk and
Dress Goods Departments.
Muslin Underwear Sale
Women's Corset Covers, Chemise and Drawers trimmed with lace, embroidery
and tucking all sixes new goods bought last September, but only
delivered now values 29c, Sic snd S9c Thursday morning JC
Umbrella Day Thursday. Special Prices
S9e Fine Serge, stel rod, natural handle
at
80c Fine serge, natural Congo handles, silver mounted, steel rod
very fine ,
75c Heavy mercerised sateen, steel rod, paragon frame, fine natural
Congo handles a dollar umbrella
$1.00 Plain gloria silk, paragon frame, steel rod, fancy metal and
natural Congo handles, really worth tl.2o at
$1.19 Plain gloria silk, paragon frame, fancy Ivory, pearl, metal and 1 1Q
silver mounted natural wood handles .cheap at $l.o0 Thursday I. 17
$1.98 Fine Glace silk, best frame made, plain or with fancy borders, , f QO
Imported Bogwood handles, a flrst-cluss S2.S0 umbrella, at 1.70
Footwear for Thurs
day's selling and
Double Green Trad
ing Stamps with all
men's shoes Thurs
day. Extra Stamps with ladies' ox
fords and slippers Thurs
day. -
Several hundred pairs of men's vest
ing top vlcl kid lace shoes, worth
$3.(0 of anybody's money
Thursday for S.J J
About 100 pairs of men's vlcl kid and
box calf oxfords worth $2.50 of any
body's money 1 Qt
Thursday for 1.3 J
Over 100 pairs of men's patent colt,
stylish cap too Balmorals, worth $3.50
of any body's money f c
Thursday for JV
Seven dosen pairs of men's guaran
teed patent colt, blucher oxfords,
worth S3. to of anybody's J Cfi
money Thursday for .JV
A Rouser in Boys' Footwear.
Nearly 100 pairs boys' box calf ox
fordsworth $2 of hard- 195
earned money Thursday for.. S.J
PS
WM
sassaTQOVlsj
Green. Trading Stamps All the Time.
IT ONLY TAKES A LITTLE
Money these days to buy a nice purse. We are showing
some fine ones for 11.00, $1.60 and $2.00 the newest goods
in this city for the price. If you - need a purse now
wouia De your time to Duy it. ttpena a lew minute?
n our store. Look for the name,
S. W. Lindsay, Jeweler.
1316 Douglas St.
Fire wiped me out complete
ly. I will serve my customers
at 161t Farnam oef.)
He still sells stationery.
GROCERY
Experience ts the best teacher. Our
experience In the grocery business en
ables us to offer the best goods at low
est prices. Thursday specials:
$1.00 worth Green
Trading Stamps
with each three
Neufchatel
n i2c
Cheese,
Thousands of Madeira Vine Bulbs,
each .'. ie
Vegetable and Flower Seeds, pkg .. 4o
Klght packages 25c
Baked Beans, 3-pound can 10c
Worcester Sauce, bottle 10c
Oil Sardines, can .... Be
Tomatoes, solid, 3-lb. can 10c
51 worth of Green wfjZffi
Trading Stamps fV5$
with each M-lbAti&Eim
can Bennett's Capi-Mffl
tol Black Pepper 12c
Baking Soda, package 4c
Chooolatlna, can lOo
Peas, 2-pound can Tc
BUTTER From the best dairies
every day.
Fresh Country Butter up from ....14c
Bennett's Capitol Creamery 25o
COFFEEa-Koasted . dally the best
values.
Maracalho Coffee, per pound 15c
Bennett's Capitol Coffee, per lb.... 28c
CANDY Special order placed for a
large quantity of Vanilla flavored
Chocolate Creams, Thursday only,
at, per pound 12c
too
Trading Stamps With Evtry Dozen.
50c
- value me
..39c
50c
.75c
1.00
Bargains
Haviland & Co. 100-piece
French China Dinner Bet,
nice wild rose decoration
on Ranson shape. . .26.50
Common Table Tumblers
per dozen 15c
Heavy No. 2 Brass Burners,
each 4c
English Flown Blue Tea
Cups and Saucers, for set of
six of each 45c
Call and inspect our new
lines of French China. We
are showing the largest line
of all kinds of fine China ever
shown in this vicinity.
lli
Crockery
PianoPrices
That Talk!
The roinotlollng of our Pianola
room has forcod us to quote prloos
on fllmut l."0 Instruments never bo
fore heard of In the history of
plnno selling. Nowhere else can
you buy such celebrated Instru
ments ns "Stelnway," "Stock,"
"Stovrer." "IlBrdman." "A.n.Chnse,"
"Emerson," "Vose." "Mel'linU." and
our own hand-made "Mueller"
l'lano nt surh remarkably low
prices and ensy terms. Notice a
few of the many rare bargains
awaiting your Inspection:
$1,000 CONCERT GRAND 00
KNABE pUUU
$700 KIMBALL FARLOR . M7R
GRAND 001 J
$500 IVER& &
I'OND t)Wd
$400 SAMPLE tO ID
piano gZIO
$300 KIMBALL CM 7
UPRIGHT
$200 COTTAGE C0Q
UPRIGHT $30
OLD ENGLISH tl C
UPRIGHT
20 squnro pianos, good for begin
ners, $15.00 and up. Terms to suit
your convenience. Pay us a visit
of Inspection or write for cata
logues and prices.
We Extend Credit Everywhere.
Schmoller
& Mueller
Piano Manufacturers
Established 18RO.
15i5 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
Tel. 1625.
BRANCH STORES
Boa Broadway. Council BInffs, law
40H Fourth Street, Bloom City, lsu
1.1S Sooth 11th St., Lincoln, If eb.
Combinations, do you like 'em?
If tho SUGAR TRVST or the COAL.
TH1BT GTREIj TRUST or any of j the
Improvements or for DONATING TO BOMB
J.lHKAKX OK UULLJiUi;, they simply
bump the people for the needed amount
by shooting up the price snd then take the
glory of philanthropy to themselves) L0
nil. isiaAmu, ititMT
Now It is much the same with the patent
medicine combination, only THHTf NEED
THE MONEY FOR THEIR HEADACHES!
If you want to help these combines, then
use their Koods but if you want to help
ourseil, use i no anti-romninanon goods,
lere are a few and we guarantee every
one satisfactory or money buck:
$1X0 Cramer's Kidney and Liver Cure.. 75c
2ac(Julnacetel guaranteed Xjb. UMppe
cure 15c
tl. Oreen's N"rvura 7i)o
tl.OO Parisian Hair Tonic 7&c
la Hon Anile French Capsules,..., $1.00
2.ric Hcllndonna Plaster, 16o, 2 for 26c
25c Colgate's Talcum Powder lfic
80 dnys' treatment WOMAN'S
rnit.M) n.uu
Remember these goods are all guaran
teed. Ice cream soda, with fresh fruit or nuts,
Be and 10c.
Mail ordors filled promptly. '
SCIIAEFER'S
CUT PRICB
PRUQ STORB
E. T. YATES, Prop.
Kth snd Chicago Bts., Omaha. 'Phones
T47 and 7V7. 24th and N Bts., South Omaha.
'Phone No. L 6ih Ave. and Main Bt.,
Council Bluffs 'Phone S3S. All goods de
livered in either city absolutely free.
THE POWER
OF
LOW PRICE
is exemplified In the following? Items:
11.00 Peruna
$1.00 Hwamp Root
5oc Swamp Root
1 1.00 Plnkham's Compound
.79c
.7e
.46c
.7!)c
ii.uu tiooa s Hursaparnia
6oc Hay's Hair Health ...
.7Mc
.Via
ioc rmo (jure
6oo Perfume, per os
too Complexion Brush
5oc Violet Talcum Powder
Quart bottle Rye Whisky
Quart Port Wine
Quart Sherry Wine
Ice Cream Soda
..21c
..26c
..19c
..6c
..(tits
..8a
..89c
...6c
Builders' Hardware
Suitable for the Cottage
or Finest Residence.
LATEST DESIGNS
LOWEST PRICES
The Celebrated
"UNIT' LOCKS
Anyone can put on a "Unit" Lock.
James Morton & Son Co.,
1311 Dodf. St.
Atcnta lor Corbtn. Lew...
Rogers, Feet O Co. Swell
Clothing for Men.
J. L Brandeis O Sons.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
esserlse Hew.
Lact and Em
broidery Safe
This Wttk
ill
TtlH HKU.tULR STORK.
Great Reduction Sale Continues
HALF PRICE
On women's writs Las brought
our cloak department dally
THURSDAY. ,
Extra salespeople to wait
garments-
THE GREATK8T VALUES
OFFERED.
$15.00 WOMEN'S SUITS
(Extra Special)
EVER
.5.90
Women's High Class Suits, beautiful gar
ments. In Etamlnes and s A ff
Cheviots, $28.00 value, Thursday. I.VU
SAMPLE SUTTS-Beet of materials, high
est class workmanship; they are certainly
beauties, worth $36,000 and to ti
$40.00. now IO.vU
Bilk Suits Ir. Peau d Sole and Taffeta,
rh.k"' stripes and plain colors, regular
o.oo values, jA rr
now .' 14.90
Special Black
WV will bpII In the domoatfo room 40-Inch
"'"" itnu jncquaras, regular
price 4!c only one pattern to A C
customer at. a vard 43C
3-1 lAll HaII.I. A .
For one day only we will sell 64-Inch extra
' ii, . wo incites w
Hardware, Stoves and
....a cvnimiiB, in vincK, navy ana Drown,
A Car of Blue and White Enameled Ware on Sale in Basement.
Now
No. 8 Copper Bottom
Boilers
69c
,13c
95c
....4c
.2ic
15c
Good. Full Slse
Washboards ....
Solid Steel Frame
wringer
Best Poultry Netting
maoe
10 and 20 D.
Nails
Garden
Rakes .........
SEE OUR DODGE STREET WINDOW.
HAYDER3 BROS.
r
Twenty More Trips
To the St. Louis exposition. Forty trips have already
been awarded as a result of the previous "elections."
There are still twenty trips for those who are ambitious to
see the exposition and make the journey at the expense of
The Bee. The exposition is not open yet, but when your
friends come back in the summer and fall and tell you
how fine it was, you will be sorry that you did not, let
people know that you wanted to go and get them to vote
for you. A little hustling will result in
A SPLENDID VACATION.
Get your friends interested in the fact that you want
to go and they will be glad to prepay their subscriptions
and to save their coupons for you. Remember that you
get B20 votes on a year's subscription in the city and COO
votes on a year's subscription in the country.
The trip from Omaha to St. Louis will be
Via the Wabash
Fair grounds. It has seven "distinct lines to St. Louis
from all directions, so that its facilities for taking care of
you are greater than that of any other road.
Rules of the "Election"
The ten persons receiving the largest number of votes at the close et
each ' election" will he furnished, at The Km b expense, as prlaw. ea
free trip lrura Omaha to fek iouis and return, to be taken tajr time aurlng
Uie exposition.
Hm restrictions are placed as to where the party lives aa a candid te
for one of the exposition trips.
No voles will be oouiiud for employee or agents of The Omaha Bee.
All Votes must be ouule oa oouyvua which wUl be published each day la
The
Prepayment of subscriptions nmr be msde either direct to The Bse
Publishing Company or to an authorised agent of The Bee.
Ho vote eent in by agents w'.il ue counted unless sent la la accordant
with Instructions given tiutm. ..... .
The vote front day to day will be published la all editions of The Bee.
The "elections" will clues each Thursday at ( p. m
Votes may be deposited at the business office of The Bee er sent by
mail. No votes eent by mall will be counted which are not In the Omaha
postoffloe for delivery at t.M p. m. ea the Cay cf closing.
Address, "Exposition .Department," Omaha Bee,
Omaha, Neb.
It
Rug and
Carpet Sale
Third Floor
throngs of enthusiastic buyers to
STILL GREATER BARGAINS
on you. Don't miss seeing these
Women's Silk and Covert Coast
Fins Peau de Sols and Taffeta Coats: ex
tra large sleeves), the newest, nobbiest
rnow.V.8:.00...'? 10.00 ,
Cravenette Coats
Something every woman might to own
Handsome garments piped in red, blue
or green, worth $12.60, j
Fine Covert Coats tn jrreat B.f
Variety at $18.00. $l!soO and les.OU
Women's Skirts
4,Rnn SKIRTS IN Tins GREAT BAM3.
Walking Skirts In mixtures, srrava. hi own.
i-mi-iiB, ana n uu
.2.90
values, at...
Women's $(!00, $7.no and MOO Walkln.
Pklrts In navy blue, brown, blnrk. castoi
and .nlxtures; 20 different styles to se-
aT1..?.0!":.'.1.1..8? a.90
un.on voile Skirts, trimmed
with bands of taffeta, now.
6.98
Women's Waists
In evory style nnd fabric, from SfV-t
$15.00 each down to OvrC
Lawn and Vesting Waists, Bn.
worth up to $2.i)6, at OUC
Unen, Lawn, Vesting and Madras Waists,
the greatest variety you ever nB
saw, worth up to W.fio, at VOO
Jap snd China Silk. Taffeta. Brlll'antlne
ajid Persian Lawn Waists, trimmed with
embroidery and Insertion, reg- ott
ular $6 00 values, now SiiVO
Other Specials Thursday
$1.00 Women's Wrappers;
each
$1 60 Women's Percale and Lawn
W rappers at
$7.50 Women's Silk Underskirts
at i
Crepe Dressing Sacque In pinks,
heliotrope, cardinals and blaok,
ftt .,
$1.00 Mercerised Underskirts
49c
98c
3.95
bliiea,
..98c
59c
98c
ts rumesj. at
Children's Coats, nges 4 to 12,
fclllllMlUU, Ul
Dress Goods Sale
regular 76o goods one as
day only, at 40C
Cmnettee" n VOl," Moh,Ur
v? will sell a $2.09 Rainproof. Tf Ofl
w .in. H.-B whim, yara....M,Me'v'-r
Housefumishings
Come.
Steel '
Spade
Garden
Hoe .
59C
15c
Strapped Spading
or .
8-drawer Spice
Cabinet
t wood Coat Hangers
for
.49c
,5c
59c
Regular $1.00 Hand
daw
ii
The reason the Wabash
has been selected as the
best route to the World's
Fair is because it is many
miles the shortest, the
time is quicker and it
lands passengers at Its
own station at the main
entrance at the World's
2.