Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 12, 1911, EDITORIAL SECTION, Page 16, Image 16

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    16
I liTinViYl7i7Trvni . ..In
TlfE BEE: OMAHA, "WEDNESDAY, ATOIL 12. 1011.
v
B R
UONM VVOHHY-VVATCH US OROVV
1 'Hr-jRt-iir.i;oi:i-a-i:.s r
B Wlr
M KM One I 1 I I 8 I i f 11 ' I 1 1 I k- 1 I r 1 I , " II tl
i " ,. II 11.1 I I If II I 11 I .11 I ' ' I
II i.i i i. .mw. i n n . J
-1
B, clel
IT in
Aaaenibly
loom,
Balnoay
of Pom
peiaa Itoom.
Kid Gloves for Easter
Enster 01ove9 In all the newest
shades and lengths for street and even
ing wear, including pearl, bisque, blue,
grey, mode, tan, also black and white.
Fitted to the hand. At main glove coun
ter, pair
$1.25, $1.50, $1.75 . $3.75 pr.
Rich All Silk Novelty Ribbons
"Woven Japanese effects, wreaths and
floral combinations, floral centers with
satin edges, Persian and plaid effects, black and white
stripes, navy and white stripes, etc, for millinery purpo
ses, Bashes, hair bows, etc., up to 6 inches wide, Qft
many worth 75o yard, at, yard OwC
f EASTER
SJOOTWEAR i
Women's Easter Novelty Handkerchiefs
Irish hand embroidered corners, sheer linen hemstitched
borders, Materia effects, dainty printed and embroidered
combinations and Swiss embroiderod scalloped bordered
handkerchiefs special, at six for 85c Cn
J. til
or, eacn at
"Lissue" the New Fabric Handkerchief
Bordered, in every design and tint, also cross patterned, in
harmonizing colors and daintiest imaginable designs ab
solutely fast colors from England OC
to you each UOj
Demonstration of Lyra Corsets
Miss A. M. Day, corset specialist, direct from the manufacturer of
Lyra-and American Lady corsets, Is with us for a limited time.
Lyra Corsets represent the latest styles In fashionable shapings.
Models are constructed to give the wearer the long slender lines now
desired, together with comfort and wearing qualities. Lyra corsets this
season surpass their previous reputation for the natural creation of
modish lines for all figures.
SPECIALS WEDNESDAY IN BASEMENT
New and very pretty batistes will be sold from the bolt.
Many Persian and bordered styles for kimonos, etc., also
pretty floral, figured, checked and fip flO Iftp
striped design, on special tables, yd U2l"02v"JL"l
The best Apron
Gingham and
plain Chambrny;
here 10c and 12Vc
values in mill
lengths,
at, yd. . . .
5c
Plain colored and
fanoy Bed Seal
Dress Ginghams,
in mill lengths
worth 12o yard,
,at, per n
yard I 2l
Yard wide, Dress
Lengths, of light
and dark percale,
12V&0 vaines, at
yard
Sic
For Men
wear them for
get them this
If you want to
Easter jou' must
week.
If you want the smartest Spring
Styles, the correct and fashionable
shoe, you will find them at this
store.
Shoes and
Oxford Ties
Tn everv correct style, every
proper shape, every faBhlonfcblefi
leather.
$3.50. $4.0O. $5.00
Fry Shoe Co.
f "W Tt Kt K 03 D O 13 B H B B B U B D D XM B H CT Off
1 1 wMnIINI AjA A
! lil
61
KKKK One Ladies' Home Journal Pattern free
with each copy of new Summer Style Hook 2c
THE
16th and
BHOER8.
Douglas Street. '
H
O
n
U
la
i
B
n
a
B
n
B
B
a
H
y
Urn
M n
The Qaest for Wcmzi's taster Suits &
Dresses Usually Terminates at Bennetts
During the fast few days hundreds of new
tailored suits have been unpacked and added
to the already comprehensive Easter exhibit,
and today we introduce to you the "jewels"
of the collection.
Tans and grays, in handsome patterns of
foreign serges; adaptations from the smart
est Parisian creations
Here's a tan suit, with long, slender silk la
pels that extend nrarlv to the bottom of the
neat little short jackets. The tailor's art has
drawn these suits with panelled and gore!
skirts, narrow effects to conform with the
straight mannish line of the coat. Such art
and finishing compares only with custom
tailor's work and these wear Duchess satin
lining, and costs but ST7.00
New Foulard Dresnes of I nuual llenuty,
$UH.no, and every woman should have a fou
lard dress for Easter. They are so cool and
dainty, so convenient, and withal 60 effec
tive and dressy.
At S19.50 on WHt Bars' Suls r.avs no competitors.
S. & H. Green Trading Stamps
Helped to furnish over I.OOO.ono homes In Ameri
ca. Are you a collector of Munr? IT not. come
to our stamp parlor tomorrow end Ret a book
with 10 atnitipe free to mart with.
BRANDEIS STORES
- in
iiiiirfiii
tSZ
MORE MEN GO TO THE BORDER'
Member of Hoipital Corps to Move
to Front at Once.
ORDER COMES AS A SURPRISE
Word Had Jnmi Ba Hece-tred to Ct
Dona (kt Kambev ( Mfi En
listed end Take Onlr Those
- is Beet Condltloa.
That the mobilization of troops on the
Mexican border Is not yet ovwr was evi
denced when a menfe was received at
the Omaha army recruiting- station order
ing the member of tho hospital corps at
the etatlon to Pan Antonio at onoe. The
Omaha recruiting- officer Immediately wired
to the Uncoln, Grand Inland and Sioux
i'lty station, which are subsidiaries of the
omaha etatlon, to prepare to teave In two
day.
The order came a a surprise to the re
recruiting officer a word had Juat been
received to cut down on the number of men
enlisted and to take only those In beet
condition. The order will affect one officer
from the Omaha station and three from the
subsidiaries. The Omaha man Is Ouy T
etiyder, who will leave Thursday morning
for the frontier.
The order not or.ly applies to the Ne
braska recruiting stations, but 1 a general
one, which I being; sent to every head re
cruiting etatlon. The onj member of the
hospital corps who will be ordered to the
front In compliance with the message will
be those from the army recruiting station.
The reason given tor the call to the re
cruiting station is that there are not
enough hospital men on the border now.
It ts estimated hat approximately 1.000
recruiting tatlon doctor and assistants
will go to Ban Antonio and El Paso under
the older" Just Issued.
Would Join the Navy
to Get Enough to Eat
Youth Without Meali for Four 'Days
Appeaxi at the Recruiting
Station.
Many are the reasons given by appli
cant for enlistment In the navy, but the
Omaha navy recruiting station wa given a
jolt Tuesday morning when Louis Bprtdeen
gave as reason for wanting to enlist the
need of enough to eat. When he appeared
at the naval station he said he had not
eaten anything for four days, and while he
was being examined he fainted from
hunger.
Bprtdgen In answering questions eaid he
did not know where hi home was, a h
had been "beating it" around the country
for five years. He did not know where
hi parents lived, and said b wa tired of
walking around the country and not get
ting enough to eat ,nd he thought that by
Joining the navy he would at least get
enough grub for four year to last him
awhile.
After being restored to consciousness
from hi faint Bprtdgen was given money
to go out and get something to eat, and
then Instructed to oome back. From last
report to had not returned and Lieuten
ant PotK who supplied the boy with money
for a meal, think he ha been "stung."
Auto Stolen Three
Times Before Found
Machine Gives Owner and Police Of
ficer a Merry Chase Before
it it Captured.
After having been stolen three times
within the course of twenty-four hour the
automobile of J. M. Baldiige wa found
Monday night at Fortieth and William
streeta. Mr. Haldrlge's machine wa stolen
Bund ay night from the reetdence of Fred
Kockstettler, 1 Thirty-eighth avenue,
where Mr. Paldtige stepson, Arthur
Wolfe, and Wlllard ftmyttae were calling.
Yesterday morning the automobile was
brought to Twenty eventh and Farnara by
two boys The conduot of the boys aroused
the suspicion of a woman living near and
she notified the police. Emergency Officer
Kniery on his motorcycle went to the place
at once, but the auto had again disap
pear An hour later the police were noti
fied that the machine was at Thirty-seventh
and lainam and again the emergency
orflcr eeui lo the place to find the auto
gone for the third time. l-te laNt night
it vast found at Fortieth and William and
turned ocr to the owner.
Bucket Shops Close
Because of New Law
Two in Omaha Shut Up Tuesday
Morning- String of Planti
Over State Follow.
Omaha's bucket shops fllil not open fur
business Tuesday morning.
The closing of the bucket shop follows
the passage of the Ratios anti-bucket shop
bill In the state legislature. The bill was
signed by the governor under date of
April 10.
In that the Mil carried no emergency
clause and hence Is effective ninety day
hence, It I the opinion of thoee In touch
with they business that the bucket shop
men have "something up thrtr sleeves."
The two establishments In Omaha closed
In anticipation of the action of the bill
are the Uncoln Commission company. Hen
Hoover, manager. Board of Trade build
ing, and the George Bhugart establishment
on the sixth floor of the Brandeis building.
'The Lincoln Commission company, for
merly wa operated under the name of
Herbert E. Oooch of Uncoln. About a
ear ago Mr. Gooch, ostensibly at leant,
withdrew from the busii:vs. The Lincoln
CommUslon company 'has about thirty es
tablishments scattered tover the state.
Candy Specials for
Wednesday and
Easter
Peanut Brittle, per lb 15?
60c "Princess Sweets" Chocolates,
per lb 390
, EASTER CANDIES AND
NOVELTIES
Candy Bird Eggs, per lb. . . 25
Assorted Candy Eggs, per lb. 125
Chocolate Italian Cream Eggs,
with your name, ea. K to 25si
Imported Easter Egg Boxes, to be
filled, each ....... 5 to 30
Chocolate Marshmallow Eggs, per
lb 25
KaMr Novelties Rabbits, real
chicks and ducks, nests, etc, can
be used as favors.
Beautiful boxes, appropriate for
Easter, filled with choice, freh
candles, up from GO
Fresh Halted Nuts Almonds, pe
cans, filberts, cashews, at, per
.pound..'. 80
Our candles are made fresh dally
at our store.
All orders attended to promptly.
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.
10th and Farnani Hts.
H
f
D
H
a
h
u
B
a
Wednesday's Big Millinery Special;
Bennett's Millinery Challenge 'Sale
Just 100 Trimmed Hat 1 O
Worth 15 and More, Choice ...,VA"
These are positively the finest and best
hats ever shown for the price. They come
in fine Milan, Chip, Togal, small, medium
and large shapes, trimmed with high grade
materials, sveh as imported flowers and
foliage, fancy feathers and many extra,
fine white Milan tailored hats.
Not a hat In the entire lot worth less
than $16.00, and many worth more.
Wednesday a remarkable chal
lenge sale bargain, choice . . .
$10
100 extra S. & H. trading stamps free
with every hat purchase.
Bennetts, the only store In Omaha
that sells guaranteed plumeB.
Weaaesday BIG NOTION SALE
Embroidery Edgings, yards to
bolt, at. bolt 10o
First quality Pearl Buttons, all
sizes, worth 13c dozen, Wednes
day special, 2 dot.cn fto
Cube l'lns. aesorte 1 color, black
and white, at, rubs 4o
Bone Collar Buttons, 1 dozen on
card
Fancy Belt Pin.i, belt buckles
worth up to 25c, Micclal, ea. Bo
Fancy flat Fin, 2 on a card. 2
cards for So
Bone Hair Fins, extra quality. 1
dozen on card, at card lOo
A Luck Find HarQ ware
More of those 2So Steel, Cold
Handled Fry Pahs, ,at .... 100
Classic Oas Stoves, oil burners,
regular 1.50, for 890
Broom Hohleje loo
And 10 extra stamps
Gas or Oil Stove Ovens, $1.25 val
ues 9 Ho
$i.50 Oven for vwo burner, oil or
gaj stove $1.89
One lot white Fnamel mre Cu
tard Cups, Plates. Ladles, Fry
ing Pans, etc., 253 '. aluea. choice
Wednesday, each So
11
Bennett's
Are always of dependable quality
and the priced save at least one
fourth of your grocery bill. That
mean three month' rrocery bill
saved In a year- Our phone eervlce
1 for your convenience. Call D. 137.
Pride of Bennetts Flour. sck.. $1-90
Bennett's Breakfast Coffee. I In.
ran
fSc rrae Teaa. assorted, lb 480
Tea Slftln;. lb. pk ISO
SPECIAX, SAZrZ
Oaillard's Pure " 'live !!. pint can,
at Oo
Oalllard' Pnre Olive Oil, quart
can 66o
Galllard's Pure Olive Oil, half gel
Ion can v 91.33
t0o can Old Mission Blpe Olive 30o
Groceries
B. C. Baking- Powder, pound can 84o
30 Stamp
Bennett's Capitol Extract, bottle ISo
20 Stamps
(6c bottl Dalldet Maraschino Cher
ries So
(Oo bottl Dalldet Maraschino Cher
ries 4Ao
B. C. Mincemeat, 3 pks. , 860
30 Stamp
enlder Pork and Bears, larfte can,
at 800
And 10 Stamp
10 bar Diamond "C" Hoap .... 86o
8. W. C. Table Syrup, quart can lOo
B. C. Oats and Pnncake loo
10 StaniD
Gold Medal Corn. 3 can 8S
10 Stamps
Onion Ret, red or yellow, qt Bo
Cleaned Currents, t lbs 850
Wednesday Bargains in Oar Heat Dept.
Round Steak, rmn( .'. ' ISVIiC
Native Steer Pot Roast, pound. 9V2C-7V2C
Steer Boiling' Beef, pound 5VtV
Choice Steer Steak, 2 pounds 15c
JSS
Sunkist
rAI.IKOUXtA WINEI
Extra Fine Quality ""
Bunkist Port Wine, per full quart Mo
Punktst Hherry Wine, per full quart
at ...io
Runklst Muacatel Wine, per full
quart 600
Hunkist Tokay Wine, per full quart
t i. "oo
Bunkist Claret Wine, per quart
Always ask for Bunkist Brand.
Jackdaw
i
R
B
B
y
B
S3
The whiskey with a flavor. Ha hlah
medicinal fiualltles, per full quart
bottled In bond II -25
Mail
and Telephone
Promptly Jailed.
Order
Cackley Bros.
WINE MERCHANTS
111 No. ISth St. Opp.
Both Phone
p. a
SILVERWARE
Replated and Repaired
';ooi AH SKW."
No matter how tarnished,
bent or broken.
Also I'Lating, Oxidizing, Antique Fln
lshlnK, F.lc.
Estimates made at jour home.
Omaha Silver Co.
Phone 1ouk. 78. 8 1 Ho. 1 3th St.
OMAHA, NKKKASKA.
1,000 Rattan Go-Carts, Worth
From $1150 to $26, Wednesday,
Choice
Among this great lot of Go-carts
will be found a wonderful assort
ment of styles some folding go
carts some collapsible carts,
and many others elaborately
trimmed.
This sale is for Wednesday only.
One big clean-up go-cart pale.
Remember these are actually
worth from $11.50 to $26.00
Wednesday only, your choice,
at $575
THIKD 7X.OOB
mm.", b b a as m m
a
w
P
,
n
o
u
n 1
6 :
t'
B
H
R;
R
El'
ta
n
R
a
a
u
B
a
a
b!
B!
fl
a
b
Pi
n
a
a
Si
b
B
B
fli
!
B
a
fl'
M
it
a
a
N
fl!
B
I
a
H
fl
B
u
jpi
a
H
n
B
B
a
a
HI
a
B
n
B
B
tit)
.-V, , ,. . , . '
Bargains Are Always In Sea
son at The Fair Store
ThouNsnd of ople nrr visltJnK this store daily and pnrchastn(t
tlielr merchandise. Therr must 1 a reason! We liave no rfnts
to pay to jcreedy landlords, no fancy manjors for evacti department,
no delivery wagons atttl a iircvU many other Items that reduce our
expenses, so that we ran do business and sell our merchandise for
practically at ONK-HALK less than our competitors.
We offer on special sale for today and the Itulance of the week:
U 7iEt3 AND BOYS DEPT.
5c
'$1.15-1
12.60, 13.00 and tl.F.0 Mena Work
and Dress Shoes, also oxfords In
tan and black; your
choice
li so, $3 00 ami $:." novs' nc(,
Shoes and oxfoid.H ro st....
S5c Men's Police and tilrenian Sun
ponders; special sale 1 7
only -
60c ttlen's Work Slil.ts. Mack sumn,
railroad Mue and chu'iiuray '("
shirts at J1,
Men's lress SusinJers , up town
stores receive 50c lor same kind
thev have to; our ;rlco t
today
$1.00 and fl 50 Men's Ureas ('"t
HMIrts, IncluditiK white "!
..1 ...I l.. .hlrt. .V
6c Hlack Hose
for
Boy' Knickerbocker Suits, slies to
1. fanoy mixture and Diue kp-kp
values up to 14.00; your
choice
7Ro and $100 Boys' Knlcker
bocker I'anta only
u v
,$1.98
39c
s7.5()
Inc Hoys' ninuscs, o clean up
nliout ifl"; your choirs
Moo's Hulls that :.! In up town
stores for $7 t0, $1)00. $IJ.Mi and
1 1:", no: on Si.lo at tils store f.i
83.75, 15.00, 80.85
nnd
In this Kre.t asiortmrnt tu uim
Tlr.d sprftee, oiU"N, rlieois nnd
(.a.Mslmci es Notejnir prices mr iut
one-half of what ot icr sfofs cliamc
jiiu. come and see vm ncfoie you
ouy.
Ti c rnlny season Is in. iVmc and s-
our .Men's 'ru cio-t ' na and Silo i in
$10 00 Slip-tins. Ki'eclnl QWf
sale t.atay
...day ...IO
$I.Vl0 t'l n enollcs. In all kIih.Iis iu-
clmling idack, ininy 7.9iS
$10. !'(' I'ravenettes, (lie l'sl alnri
In nniKha; on special sale (5. IS
1 1. SO. "$i."0 an! $2.Ji Men's !'' "'P le
Hats, 2n stvles, vour
choice 4 (
Lad. os' and Children's Dept. g
I.sdles' Shoe, regu'.nr selHnK price
$2.00, $2.t0 nd 3.'J0; to close out
this week at, your S9C
choice
Children's Shoes, values up to
.$ J .r.0. your ch6lce
Mlssos- Hlioes, so many styles too ex
pensive to descrilie; values rJ'5
up to 12. BO; your chotie... "
Ladles' $1.00 Silk Hose, as- ctQ
sorted, In all shades
EOc Ladles' Mercerized Silk
Hose v.
Bear In mind all .Mir goods are per
fect. We hoU no damaged merchan
dlsa 60c Ladles' Ribbed lTnlon Suits, the
right weight for spring wear, 'JOf
at
$2.R0 Iadlns' Silk Waists, In all
- shade; your cnoioe JjX.13-4
Ladles' House Dresaea
980, 91.84 and
$1.48
Just one-lialf lss than what oilier
stores charge you.
$1.00 Ladles' 'tailored WnWls. t"
sliadea to cliooie from, tl.cs .
82 to 42; your choice
$1S Ladles' Silk and foulard I u :f
a pretty selection; your QV!
choice T
Uail'es' Sulis. icmil.ir srlllnc price t
other stores 5 1 .0. Ji.Vini, -0 H".
$'S.00 and .'tn.OO; ire now mi sppidai
sale here today. Von will find I'l
the assortment blue fcciue. fumy
mixtures, the plain black wormoN
end solid colors: your Q 3 JCi
choice 8.14.98. $9.38, S7.98 V -
ijwlles' $:t,60 Silk I'oltl- C- OCJ
coats. In all shades Vl,"L1
Visit our Mllliuorv 1 epart nicnt -A
new addition to our ;ro inp busi
ness. 'e Kiarantce to hhu; you
front 2a to R0 iter .'cut.
Our special sale I'lilldren's t irosse.-?,
25c to 8Sc. The best you ever.
To Believe
Is to Sea
BTOXH OFSR UWTII. 8 P. M,
S. I, Ccr.
12th & Fa mam
'.ra: :)
1
Our "TOM CAT" Is
Making a LolofNahe
And lie I in n (lie
autliority, for ve
are sellini; Ntlio
only
Tom Cat
Low Shoe
. In OmaJta, along
with the first and
only
Stage Las
for Hen
This is the store where we can give you EXCIA'SIVE NEW STxLJCS
WITH CHARACTER AM) IN I 1 Villi' A MX Y in every pair at
$3.50, $4 and $4.50
Deep box toes, short Tamps, correct heels and arches, mads cp In
fine selected leathers, tan or black. Our window display will Interest
you.
Only Agency Here for NETTLETON'S
CUSTOM MADE LINES
(Leading High Grade Hhoes in America)
This store is quoted "the most popular place in Omaha to buy
Men's Shoes and Oxfords" because we five style, fit and service at
1
1 i nil h kliif.iM
IS-. T"
L
See KD and his TOM CAT STYLE.
tu haven't seen the TOM CAT.
'Every man knows Ed," but
Jeorag Qsarzp fsw carovo r vsn 0rVr&ft curV Q,vAt
Vednesday Specials
OMAHA'S PTJWE
' rOOS CIHTEB
20 ease iuus Hrand t'h'ri ies. Tears
and Apricot; per can, 8O0; per do .
43.8Si per vara. . . . 84-85
26 case ttlate Brand Cherries, Apri
cots and reaches, per can 86c; per
do., 88.60; per case 84-76
Large cans Herring, In tomato au e.
for 10O
Benson's Smoked Kippered Herring.
per can lOo
4 lbs. Jialinn Beans ( imported .. .80
4 lha Jap Klce. 8SO
Nat'ob l ib. cans Asaortnd Soup... so
1,000 Jba. Ko.j'iefort (.heese 1D...30O
Aged or Mlkl New i orlc Cretini
Cheese, per lb. SOo
Just to close out a few remaining- eases
of our Highest Grade fanned Hoods, e are
cutting the prices to less than wholesale.
8aur Kraut, per quart 80
BAKXKT DEPARIKtrT
Friday, April Htn, we v.lil have Hot
Cross Huns, made the old Knailsh
tyle by far the most delloious
made per dozen 16a
We make a specialty of Easter
Cakes to order.
GAUDY DEPABTKEITT.
Thta wfk we Mill have an expert
ornamenier In our display window,
ornamenting Cuttr Novelties. No
charge for name on egKM. A lare as
sortment of Kasler Novelties and Baa
keis can he obtained at this depait
nent. The plate to buy your IvaMer
Candlea
ILsiinidi Otuupositli'
Leara Wkcr Il' Bnt ( Fun
Tblnklng aoout buying laadr Want
to know what soil and clltaat ars bast
suited for certain farming T
Our Land Bureau gives free Informatlo about
ellmaU. and conditions In all part of tbs country.
suit.
Ws bars gathered daU,
to leara.
and can tail you what you dsalr
tRKw. QsUrv CSKTJ fffirSVQv ( aJ Ci CSE
Writ tb Land Information Bureau, The
Twentieth Century Farmer. Omaha. Nb.. today
and your questions will get prompt attention
8J2Q9EQ2233SS33
In cass of rheurnailnni relief from pain
majkea slrrp and reat possible. This may
t obtaind by arPb lng Ctismberlaln s
Liutraavb Fr sal br ail deaiera.
A Reliable Mlcl- Narrutle. I
Mra F. Siarti. Bt. Joe. Mien., says: -Our
lit Us boy contracted a severe bronchial
trouble and as the doctor's medicine did
not cur him. 1 gave hi Foley' Hjney
and Tar Compound In which I have great
faith. It cured the cough, a well a the
choking and gaging spvlla and be got will
In a short time. Foley's Honey and Tax
Compound ha many times aaved us much
trouble and we are never without It to lu
house. For sal by all druggists.
OUR ARTIFICIAL EYE MAKER
Will be with us May 1st to 4th.
Kyes Made to OrtW.
For further Information, call or
write
GLODE OPTICAL CO.,
S1H South Kiitrnlh.
COMPARE FOR YOURSELF.
JAeature The Dee against other local pavers in
respect of quality as well as quantity of timely
news and interesting articles from dmy to day
and TheDee's superiority will he demonstrated
Free InJormation
BAILEY (El MACK
OEISJTIfaiTLi
Best equipped denial office In the middle west. Highest )
7J
il ii rllllnuM limft
All instrument carefully aterlliaed after eta S
fraue aenuu
ike ih loo In.
f4"01- XH1KI KLOOIt, P.AJLTON BLOCK
Corner 16u sad t? aruaui btreols. OinaJia, Xcb
1
-.'
t:
5
t
!