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TIIE BEK: OMAIIA, HATUBDAY. APEIIi 10, 1915.
RIVERS OF STATE
OVERFLOW BANKS
Nie-bmr. and EJkiorn Reported to
"Be Highest They Hare Been
for Many Yean.
mOM RAIN AND MELTED SNOW
Word ronn to Northwestern head
quarters that, following a heavy rain
that lias continued for two days
through the north part of the state,
the Niobrara, and Elkhorn rivers are
th highest that they have been in
years.
All through the north part of the
state and over in South Dakota, when
warm weather set in, the ground was
covered with eighteen inches to thre j
fet of snow. Freezing nights held
tbe water back pretty well until tho
varm rains of the early part of the
present week. 'Since then the snow
baa melted and the water from this
now, together mlth the ralna that
have fallen, bare swollen the two riv
ers and their tributaries to the flood
stage.
Oet t Banks
' Aftvtcee to the North weal era eie to th
effect that felons the Elkhorn from about
t Point to the headwater, the stream
I mrt ( 4ta fcanke, haa floadad tha low
lnte. Inundating farm and rweeptng
war the wagon bridge. Tha earn
condition maintain along tha Ntnbrara
from Ita mouth to points JOS miles or
mora wcat of Valentine.
At tha town of Niobrara It la reported
that the Mtaaourl fiver le very high and
tiae brokan out over the banks above the
town and haa flowed ever tha bottom.
In come pJaces the stream being two or
three mllee wide. Right at Ktobrara
there I no denser ef the Mlaeourl doing
' any damesra. aa the town le on the bluff,
fifty feat or ao above the high watt
mark. . However, between there aed
Tankton, 8. V , people reeling on the
bottom land are auatelnlng serious,
loeeee.
lee Ceraje roran,
tt la acid that an Ice sorgo has formed
In the Miuourl river in the vicinity of
eld Fort Randall, about too miles above
Niobrara, and that when tbl break
three feet or ao will be added to the
prent ae of watar.
. The Burlington and Vnlon Pacitlo re
port heavy rains out througn the entral
and woetern portlona of the state Thurs
day n!(ht and continuing In tha morning.
At (Schuyler Thursday night th precipi
tation, according te the railroad report.
wa one and one-half Inrbee; an Inch at
L-yon and numerous other placet, with
one-half to three-quarters all through the
ou(bm secilosa.
All of tbe railroads with lines Into the
eertlnn where heavy rains Have been
falling have large gang of maa at work,
opening culvert and (Staging dltehae te
aid the free paege of the water. .
LECTURES IN THEOSOPHICAL'Q
HALL SUNDAY EVENING. M
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Neckwear In Spring Mode
Queen Kllxaheth Tturh are here to take plare of
n rur n
V eater A beautiful aenortrnen'C" " " henAe'mbroldered
net and Oriental )re, with high or low nJt;
alao ataiKlIng collate with new jabot affect.
K.a h SOe to
Ruffling Nwk Rurhlns A aplendld iwlectlon in )C
. mallne. organdie, laee and net Saturday, yard, AnP
Up from mmvr
te7ni E in iJLlEIiBaJl I liiami J
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$2.25
ibroldered
$225
- f m . ' TIIE BEK: OMAHA. SATtlUPAY. AVWlh 10, 1913.
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. . lUDOons far Snrintr Uses V ' , x 1
Ai f ' SH-lnch Tuff eta Ribbon With noire border. In all the in u I O (
S -v r s """l popular roilllnery shades. A yr laC k 'rv-v J rm
1 j, . - , . ill rwv 1,1 a n a i n N
64 and 7mcn Moire Antique Hi ihnh In black. Belelan - e- u n ? - .a k c a'
1 HI - ' ine sjio omer goon uuiinery eliates. ' A vsrd tUM 11':"- .L--:. .-..'Tr7:-. : -: r " v "3 r 1 1 . " ' ' . " 1LHI.II
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bi-mcn mtieta rtiDoon with olre Border, in au the f. q
popular roilllnery shades. A yr laC
7-lnch Satin Ribbon Good color high hister. A splendid oppor
tunity for the milliner and trlmm le get a season's sup- rr
ply. Special, a yard . .- 5.DC
and 7mcn Moire Anuqu Ki hoh In black.
blue and other good millinery eliife. - a yard".
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fi Saturday Sales Of fer Opportunities Thrifty Buyers Wtfl f Applaud
STORZ FAMOUS BpCK BEER
On draujht thrwignout the ey now. A
sntitne old mellow Bock and the . best
brewed In Omaha, Watvh for the "Btars"
elgrn. Have a oaee sent borne,. Phone
Chad.' etors, Veb. 1380,
U W. ROGERS.
Beclnnlng Sunday night at eeloek
U W, Bogers of New Tork City ts te
slve a series of free leotures at the
Theoaophloal hall, Pee building, en such
subject as, "Bream and Premonition,"
"Deluelona About. Death," reincarna
tion." Theoeophy and the Bible" and
"The Life Buhiime." The leotures are
given un'W the suplre of Omaha
Theoeophlcal societies, Mr, Rogers being
natlonnl lecturer.
Mr. Roger aaaerta ha haa an answer
and an explanation for queations such a
thaee: "flave we lived on earth before T"
"Will we live on earth sgatnr "Who
choae for u our station la lite and de
44ed for a that wa Should be born la a
palace or in a boveir "Why are some
men bora criminal, efhera with a dls
poeltlon to be good?" "Why ar some
children born idiots, weakling, crippled
and deformed, others bright, good and
strong?"
Mr. Roger I on ef the moat noted
authors and platform exponent ef
theocophy in thl country, and tn bl
opening lecture on Sunday evening will
speak en dream, telepathy, premonition
and other uperphyical phenomena. He
will be the guest of Burd T. Miller during
jit stay here.'
The Be Want Ads Ar Seat Bualne
JUooaters,
Many Sawing Poor
Relations Off on
County Poor Farm
Twenty men and women who nave
relative able to support them sre living
at the county boapttal at the county
eipana. County Attorney Magney de
clared following an Investigation made
by him and by Superintendent Itoger of
the poor farm. Mr. Magney has asked
the relatives ts pay 119 a-month for the
aupnort of each ef thee pereons. but
moat have refused.
"If the county board gives Its ap
proval." aid Mr. Magney, "I will , file
charsrs agalnat the relatives to com
pel' them to support the sged persons
a required bv law."
On aged man at tbe poor farm has
thro grown eons, who hsv declined te
pay for his support, said the county at
torney, '
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trm&r jfj"1 i aw mw
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The Central Furniture Store
vil! put en SPECIAL SALE
a Uz Furdbre of beautiful Lace Cur-
l cae-half real worth'
at
A purchase of bciatiful Iiace Ourtains la all the
new and zzzzi izzirzJtlz trcavca and patterns bought di
rect from the largest lacs mllU ia this country, at a price
which was away below the market value enables us to
put the entire shipment on SPECIAL C ALE for this ONE
'DAY ONLY, at a price which will mean a laying to you
of at least one-half. In this big purchase there are ab
solutely no nhsoatched or miswoven curtains, every one
H is guaranteed to be perfect. Take advantage of this sale
and recurtain your entire home, as the cost will be only
a trifle compared to what you are usually obliged to pay
for curtains similar to the ones we will put on sale Sat
urday. Come expecting to find some very extraordinary
bargains and you wiU not be disappointed. As usual you
make your own terms. Below, we quote: ,
Hundreds of Patterns to Choose From
A Few Sample Prices;
Beautiful Lace Cur
tains at 25c, 35c,
40c, 45c each.
ij Beautiful Lace Cur
tains at 50c, 60c,
70c, 75c each.
Beautiful Lace Cur
tains at Qc, 85c, SQc
VvkWlie
AU very choice new pat
trs xi end new weaves
Beautiful Lace Cur
tains at $1, $1.10,
$1.25, $1.45 each.
Beautiful Lace Cur
tains at $1.55, $1.65
$1.80and$1.95each
Beautiful Lace Cur
tains at $2.10,$2.25
$2.50, $2.75 each.
This .ale for one day
only, Saturday, April 10
26-Piccc Chest, 6.98 ' .
Great Saturday Sale of Silverware
Oneida
-COMMUNITY
ParPhtc',
On sale at the most wonderfully low prices we ever have made
for fine sUver table ware. Below are only a few of the remark
able values this sale off ers. It's an exceptional buying occasion.
Tpa spoons, a set of six Sat
urday, for only 69c. '
Table spoons, a set of six Sat
urday, for only $1.39.
Dessert spoons, a set of six
Saturday, for only $1.29.
Knives and forks,Vdozen in
lined box, for $2.03.
Butter knives, each only 29c.
Sugar shells, each only 29c
Individual salad forks,' Satur
day, a net of six, $1.93.
Cold meat forks, ea. only 69c.
Berry spoons, each only 79c,
Gravy ladles, each only 79c.
Mahogany chests, containing
1 26 pieces, Saturday com
plete, only $8.93.
Every piece is made by the Oneida Community Co., and is ab
solutely guaranteed
Trimnped Leghorn Hats Are
Very Modish
"the price $3. 7S
Annual Sale of Rose Bushes and
Shrubbery in Basement Saturday
Thousands and thousands of hardy roses, ornamental
shrubs and bulbs at IGc facb. Partial list follows: '
Killarneys
YeUow Ramblers
Crimson Ramblers
Dorothy Perkins
Blue Ramblers
Baltimore Belle
General Jacks
La France
10c
fa
Red, White and .
Pink Peonies
Hydrangea
Lilacs
Bpirea
Snowballs
Boston Ivy
Privet (for Hedges)
Grapevines
10c
Also gooseberry and currant bushes and many, many
others selling- on Saturday at only 10 cents each.
Fresh Cut Roses 2c Each
. 5,000 fine long tem, home grown roses in all colors, the kind
4 V n t anil noiinllir (Av, 7f. 61 Art jA,nn . A 4 J
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Unusually Rood values in good
quality Ieghorn braid, trimmed
in wide velvet ribbons, flowers, straw
ornaments and : similarly attractive
motifs, will sell at this little price Bat-
urday. We consider them equal to the usual $6.50 hat.
These hats are destined to be very popular all this season, the
large mushroom sailor effects, combining practicalness with
a very fetching appearance.
Pretty Daisies at Many Prices
There are-daisies of muslin, of satin, and daisies of velvet,
with black and white centers, yellow and brown centers, white
or black centers, old roue, blue and pink, 12c, 25c, 39c and 75c
- and
Juniors
Hats
e
Untaual Values
Just as the illustrations indicate these two models are very
new shown for the first time. Jn black and white combina
tions, they are fashioned along the lines of Scotch tarns and
made of fine sewn hemps, combinated with other 6traw effects.
They are suitable for age three to seven years, $1.50 to $5.00.
Many other smart new styles for misses and juniors. '
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Saturday, very special, each
Violets, 50 in a bunch, Satur
day, a bunch ... .19
Blue grass seed, special Sat
urday, a pound . .15
All kinds of flower and veg
etable seeds for immediate
planting, selling now in the
city flower department.
Six Extraordinary Glove Specials
Women'! Two-Clasp Overseam Kid
Gloves Ia black, white and a few
eolofs. Every pair guaranteed per
fect; they sbould sell for consider
ably more than Saturday's f r-
e7Ji;
price, a pair
Women's Two-Clasp Overseam
Light Weight Kid Gloves Im
ported from Germany. Black,
white, tan, brown and fray. AU
perfect. Saturday,
I 4 .... '
75c
Ferrln's Real Kid . Glores Fall
pique, two-clasp style. Black, white
and tan. Also La Rlva Overseam
Kid Gloves made by Perrln. Plain
or contrasting backs. All fine qual
ity, real French kid. t Cf
Special, Saturday, pair VeJvF
Kay iter and L. ft L., Guaranteed
Washable Chamolaette Gloves In
white, natural, pongee and white
with black backs. Special AtZ
Saturday, a pair tOC
Women's Twp-Clasp Best Quality Four-Thread Mi-
lanaise Silk Gloves In black, white, pongee, navy
and tan; also black with white and white with black
backs; double finger tipped and guar an- . v Qg
vwva-f wfsh .
An Extra Special Bargain "White Silk Cloves ' ,
About 100 Dozen 22-inch Pure, Silk (3 loves Good, quality;
double finger tipped. White only. All sizes.: bpe-:
cial, while they.labt, a pair,
Stockings
for all the family . ; .,'
Women's Pure Dy Silk Thread
Stockings. All the latest shades to
.match 'any shoe tops. Also many
new evening shades. Some with
fancy tops in two-tone effects, Ro
man stripes and fancy embroidered
Insteps. Full fashioned, with wide
garter tops, spliced soles, heels and
toes. Up to 11.26 and 1 (f
1 1.60 quality. Saturday 9 1 iV U
Women's Pure. Thread Silk Boot
Stockings 84 different shade..
Full fashioned, with spliced heels
and toes; double soles and extra
garter tops. Special Bat- Cfjr
urday, a pair........... OUV
Women's Silk Thread Boot Stock
ings black and white only. Also
silk lisle In regular and "out-eUes."
Full seamless and fashioned; rein
forced heels and toes and or
double soles.". . , . i . . ... &Jl
Men's Pure Thread Silk Sox white
and black only. Full seamless,
double soles, heels and toea.
-Black ' Cat Brand," slightly imperfect.-
Regular sue quel- OCr
Ity. Saturday, a pair. . , . Jy
55c
Women's & Chil-4
drcn's Underwear
Women's Union Suits fine lisle
and cottons. Munslng. Nuahspe,
"Cumfy-Cut" and other weU known
brands. Cuff and umbrella, fn
knee styles. Special, a suit OUC
Kayser Knit Vests lisle thread,
with dainty - hand-crocheted lace
yokes in various designs. They
come lu pink ajxA white. Slses 4,
6 and 6. Regular 60c QQ
quality. Saturday, each.. 0vC
Women's Fine Cotton Union Bulla
umbrella knee styles, lace trim
med and full taped. Slses 4, 6 and
. Regular 1 6c. values. ia
Special Saturday, 'a suit. . . 1 eC
Women's Fine Cotton and Lisle
Vests. Shaped and '"Cumfy-Cut"
styles. Pants to match. Cuff and
umbrella knee styles. Worth 16c.
Sale price. f-
garment ................ lul
Children's "M" Knit Union Suits
patent taped Beams. buttons and
hose supporter fasteners. Low neck
and sleeveless; knee length. Ages
2 to IS years. Regular 60c qual
ity. Special Saturday, nr.
a suit , . OC
y A G teat Saturday Sale of Hair Brushes
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Big Stock Secured from the Howard Factory
The Howard brush is, we believe, the finest and the most durabb
of aid hair brushes. This year the Howard Company cast aside as
V "seconds," every brush that showed the slightest irregularity
small imiwrfectiors in the wood or finish that, in many instances, can hardly be seen with the
naked eye. There are brushes for men and brushes for women. Thre are many shapes, in
cluding military brushes. Made of genuine foxwood, satinwood, black and turtle ebony and
the bristles we guarantee to be pure. Barbers eitould buy a year's supplv in this sale tomor
row. Entire purchase divided in seven lots, as follows: !
14H I Ebony finish bristle hair
brushes which would sell up to c.
to go la this sale. nn
at. each A abiJC
Lbt B Ebony, fozwood and satin
wood hair brushes, which would
ell up to 96c. at, AC
each yC
liot S Foxwood. satin wood and
eDony orusnes, biesrtiea or un
bleached, plain or military;
would sell up to $1.60, for
69c
1x4 4 Hair and military
brushes, la bleached or un
bleached, all pure bristles,
in genuine ebony, satin
wood and foxwood, which
would sll up to II.J5. in
this sale Batur- O f2r
dsy, at, each. i. , JOC
Lot 8 Very stiff penetrat
ing, all pure bristle hair
brushes. In black and turtle
ebony backs, eat In wood
and foxwood, a very, good
lot to select from, which
would sell up J- on
to IS. Saturday v 1 eOs
Lot 11 to lt-row. all
pure bristle hair bruahes, tn
selected ebony, foxwood
and satinwood backs
bleached and unbleached
bristles, which would eell
up to $4, go on as
sale Saturday. . s X ezJ
Lot t Best pure' bristle,
selected solid wood lack,
hair brushes, in black and
turtle ebony, foxwood and
satinwood, which would
sell up to 6,
on sale, 8at.
$1.98
H Children's Spring Wear at Special Prices
U Children's Preaeee PeeeeJee aaS -1n-I'.auia.
In i pi&ila. ka. airip.a an l
nlala colore: plain, trimmed and mm-
Btinailoo airla. Uaht en dark ahadaa.
. All a.. to 1 y rm. me f(
Worth to II I eaturear. 1.UU
A apeclal purchaaa of rMldren'a
dreaara ta fine ilnana, Rtpi nd
I'ortietinee Ft or fancy trltnni4
and einbroldarvd effocta, Thy coin
to wntia . ana rolura
aaea. to M veara
le Hl Special, for
'-$3.93
Children' Coata Fncy plalda and
fiuiurn tn kerae and Oiit rn
tvriala; plain vr strap triminnt
InoJ.la. bwerat '!. in llbt
dark haJ Ar to
14 r. Wortli to 17.50.
epeoita , .
n nhl or
$5.00
Women' 's Smart
Spring Footer y
The Latest Hand-Made
lump8 from Weil & Co.,
New York. They come in the
very newest and most admir
ed fyles and are shown here
exclusively,
White, black, bronze and
gray kids; gun metal and
gray and patent and fawn
.combinations. They come in
the very latest patterns. The
sizes, are complete. The"
prices, a pair $6.00 and $7.00.
Bath and Lounging Slip
pers New ones juat arrived, for men
and women. They are made of
Turkish toweling and are ex
tremely comfortable and practical.
All sizes. Specially r p
priced, a pair.... DC
Pumps & Oxfords $2.85
The balance of the lot of fine
pumps snd oxfords that were
placed on sale Thursday will be
Bold Saturday. All the latent
stvles are Included, in a'.Knize.
These pump were made up to
sell for $4. OA and .60 and they
are well worth tt. Of
Your choice, pair. . . . paeO3
Suits That Should Sell Up to
to $22.50, Saturday for $15
Women's nnd misses tailored puis in fine p
serges, gabardines, poplins aud
materials in a wide variety of tli
most desired Btyles and shade,
are- the jaunty belted or. pleated
plain tailored jackets with pleatt
cd skirts. Included are both lr!pHiark
shades as well a3 checks. Saturday's very
special price will be
checked
spring's
Offered
and .the
or flar-
15
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$25 SUITS
enjoy the reputation of being' th( greatest Vuits for $25 that wo
man ever bought We're showing. now some recently arrived
'On;
ones that have been pronounc
$35 suits. In all of the new s
that spring fashion favors and
tail ; they fill every suit dem
J'ui'7 a
X
liivajs for the ordinary $30 and
I course; of the . materials
tly fashioned in every de-
Dresses Worth to $10.00 for $5
Women's or misses' wool crepe dresses in plain or fancy trimmed
styles, in a wide variety of models'.. , They are in all sizes, g
and should sell for $10.0(X , Saturday; at . . . ...... v D
Dainty MuslinwearUnusually Low
Special group of gowns, slip-
avers, combinations, teddy bears,
princess slips and petticoats ef
fectively trimmed with laces, em
broidery ."'and- ribbons in many
jtyfeiv Saturday, very spe-;- 'J
iiat choice of them all, at. , .V
Tin'e nainsook gowns, slipovers,
and combinations, with lace, em
broidery and fine tuck trimming,
jut extra full; worth 75c; Cfl
3pecial, Saturday, choice. . .OUC
at $5 $6.95, $8.95; UQ.75 up to $18.75
: jlcpr oductions of Paris
iy-pdels which cost .
I fm $25 to $100
al agree there never has been
lovelier lace blouses at any price
the laces -are beautiful, the
styles are charming and the
blouses are exquisitely made. ,
Crepe de Chine Taillcur
&:' Blouses Saturday at $5
Hi .
Models are the distinguished sort the kind usually found only in
very exclusive shops. They all are beautifully finished, fashion
ed with high collars, low collars, t.wo-in one collars.
Drug and Toilet Specials
Look at This Battleship
A wonderful working model of the Battleship
'ifassachusetts" will be shown beginning Sat
urday on second floor, Boston Store Building.
Kveryone.is invited to see this marvelous ship
in action. Yon will enjoy it
IA fit t& l rj
rArrri . iff
Imt km., an JTlllA ll aV I 1
Java Rice Face Powde:
All shades. A box.. .29o
47 ll1 Khine Violet Tal
cum Powder, 35c slie 2tc
Palmollve Face- Cream-
Special, 60c size 20c
Pond's Vanishing Cream,
Saturday, :6c size... 12c
Pozzoni's Dry Rouge, Sst-
urday, a bos. . '. 12c
Madame Ise'bell's Hand
Whttener .18o
Jergen's Honey Almond
Lotion, 50c size. . . . .I5c
Dr. Charles' Face Powder
50c size .'. 18c
Melorose Beauty Cream,
50c size 83c
Abonlta Face Powder, all
shades, 50c size, . . . .2k-
UHamn Tge'ieUS F ft C
Powder, 50o 33c
Qulnegg ShaPOO 25c
size bottlo .......... lttc
Emery ManPure Boards,
two package for ... .Oc
Aubry bisteri' Oreaseless
Cream, bOcj! for.. 29c
LFlor W9T lm. Spe
cial, SOc'eiJ' . .,2Dc
Sloan's IJniWent oOc
ize bottle I5r .... .28c
Bell's Pine T and Honey
60c size bottle for. . .2c
Phenolax Wers 100
in bottle, for. . . . .20c
Lapactlc P1IH. 100 in bot
tle, for '-We
Aspirin Tnbi:ts,.-5 grain,
two dozen fjr ....S3c
Wyeths' Phoi fUate of Soda
sue size
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets, 11.00 size 60c
Lydla Pinkham's Vege
table Compound, $1.00
size C7c
Lambert's Llsterlne, $1
size, bottle 59c
Fletcher's Castorla, J 5c
size bottle . . . . lc
Eagle Brand Condensed
Milk, two cshs. .... .2-lc
Peroxide Soap, Saturday,
10c cake tfor sc
Rose' Blossom Glycerine
Soap, 10c cake 50
Kirk's Juvenile Soap
Special, a cake So
Palmollve 8oap Satur
day, a cake. e
4711 Glycerine White
Rose Soap, a cake... lie
Pels Naptha Soap
10 bars for 38c
Liquid eneer 50s size tot-!
tie 29c
Wizard Floor Oil Polish 50c
tire .29c
.a;ic
White Borax Naptha Soap
10 bars for 28c
; Extra Large Automobile Chara-
ois Each, 79o and 98c
I Chamois Face Powder Puffs,
Each: ........... Be
SPECIAL SALE OF PERFUMES
All 50c odors, Saturday the ounce .' .-29c
Photo SuppXes'at Spffcial Prices ,
Films ; Kll).v Lanterns ..." 19c'
size zUx3v ..- vsc' 1 irsl1 -Jght Powder 33c
IVintimr Frames 18c
iasa Graduates . . , 6c
We develop your films FEE.when prints are ordered. "
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No.
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2 3ize
3 Size 3x3',
3A Slie 34x5V4
Fine Pictures
at Half Price
An extraordinary selection
secured(by our buyer in Chi
cago when the Moulton
Rickets Co.'s great stock
was sold at auction on order
of the U. S. District Court
will go on sale Saturday..
Moulton-Rickets, one of tho
country's greatest dealers in
fine pictures were bankrupt
because of the war having
European connections so
their stock was ordered dis-1
posed of. We secured many
of the best selected imported
pictures.
The selection includes: Mez-'
sotints, etchings in color,
imported colortypes, luo
types, hand colored photo
gravures and many choice
printsreproductions from
the world's greatest artists.
Here Are the Prices:
50 pictures Saturday. .. .923.00
40 pictures Saturday. .. .(20.00
pictures Saturday. .. .917.50
pictures Saturday. .. .915.00
pictures Saturday. . . .912.RO
pictures Saturday. .. .9 7.50
pictures Saturday. .. .9 2.50
pictures Saturday. .. .9 1.50
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Art Needlework
, Third Floor
Dresser Scarfs Trimmed
with torchon and filet laces;
some with eyelet em-
VOL
19c
9 c
broidery. Saturday, ea.
Stamped Pillow Cases On tub-'
lng. . New and neat designs. - Some
are hemmed. Regular
60c values, ' Special, pair
Novelty Braids White and ecru.
. Borne are slightly soiled. Four
and six-yard pieces; worth 16o
.to 2 Sc. While they last.
. piece. . . ,1 . . . .
Quest TowelsStriped huck or
Turkish toweling, stamped , with
neat designs, Worth 25c. in.
Each.:. 1UC
steel crochet nooks with pro
' tec tors ' All sizes. Regular 60
: quality. Sale price.
1 two for'.
' Tatting Shuttles Black, white
. and colore. All sizes. Regular
" 10c values. Saturday,
each' ;. . ,', . ; OC ,
5c
Artificial Flowers
for Home and Table Deco
rations at Half Price
.'oc pweer. reas xzy2o
50c Marigolds . . .25c
$1 Almond Sprays 50c
Lilacs ....... 90c
Imported Japanese. Bamboo Bask
ets For fruit, flowers and sand
wiches; also tray style basket
Values from $1.00 to ' f 2.60.
Your choice Saturday,
each. ,
75c
. Good Fiction
Hundreds of Titles to Be
Sold at a Small Price
Thousands of volumes of
publishers' remainders and
surplus stock absolutely
new, fresh and clean books,
in cloth binding, at
One-Half to One-Fifth
Former Net Retail Prices
Books that formerly sold at 50c,
1.00, $1.25 and even OC
$2.00. Saturday. v for... aCOC
These are copyright books from
the leading publishers of the
country. New Tork, Philadelphia-
and Boston firms contributed
this great sale.
to
29c
29c
Delicious Candies
Chocolate Porapeian Bitter
Sweets and Swiss Style Milk
Chocolates Fruit and nut
centers. A iound
box for ............
Our Home Made tfresh
Black Walnut Taffy, lb.
Assorted Cream Cocoanut Balls
Vanilla, strawberry and 1 f
chocolate flavors, a pound IOC
Opera Pecan Fruit Roll Rolled
in pecan nuts and full of fruit.
Special Saturday, a np
pound awOC
Fresh Maple Confections Maple
Caramel. Cocoanut Balls, Maple
Kisses, Maple Gems and OA .
Maple Penachlo. pound. . aUC
Candy Drpt. Pompcian Room
China Specials
Ilaviland China Dinner Seta
Consisting of 44 pieces,
beautifully decorat- J 85
ed. Saturday, set fory 1 -
Sternau Shower Baths Regular,
$10.00 kind; Satur- to qj
day, complete, for. . . . VViifJ
Triplex Bath Tub Seats 7E
Regular $2 value, for.. lOC
De Luxe Electric Irons fQ QC
Worth $5.00, each. J070
150 Famous Hirsh - Wickwire Co's. jj
Spring Overcoats, Values to $30 tor
$
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A shipment of 150 fine sample spring
overcoats of the famous Hirsh-Wickwire
Co's. make has just come in. They go in
this special sale Saturday. A rare op
portunity to buy from this world-famous : lino at
less than the standard prices. Saturday you may have your
choice of these $35.00 and $30.00 values for $16.50.
There are Balmacaans in all models; raglan sleeves; set-in Bleeves.
Fitted coats and loose baok coats in all the new fabrics and with
velvet collars. Some full silk lined top coats. Saturday, your
choice of these fine coats for $16.50.
Choose Now Your New Spring Suit
Choose from this great stock where variety of styles and fab
rics is greatest it takes but a few minutes here to select a suit
that meets with your entire approval. A seleotion form the
world famous Society Brand, Hirsh-Wickwire, Schloss Bros,
and other high-grade makes asuures you of correct style, an
. excellent fit and mo6t durable fabric. A complete assortment
of styles, colors and fabrics awaits you here Saturday and
you make your selection from the finest ready-to-wear cloth
ing in America.1
$19 $23 $25
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Men's & Young Men's Spring Suits
at Three Special Prices Saturday
Hundreds of suits to choose from. Patch pockets, English
models and the more conservative models. The materials
' are pure worsted nnd cassimercs. All colors and sizes. Lota
of blue serges. A saving of fiora $3.00 to $6.00 on each suit.s
11
14
Biltmore Special
77i Best Mens Suit Ever
Produced To Sell at
$16.50
Ultra-styled garments show
ing every worthy .feature.
Many new ideas in checks and
plaids; tartans, Scotch and'
English weaves, Vicunas - in
new shades, needle striped
worsteds, gray and black and
white and black, blue and
white, olive brpwn and plenty
of blue serges.
Patch rocket SulU In the new
EngUtth models s weU as tbe more
conservative stylos.
Stout, long and extra, etaes, for men
swd specially designed yonrhfnl
models for young men. . They are
flS.CO always. .
1,200 Men's New Spring Shirt
Worth $1.50 and $2, Saturday $1
a ,200 Men's New Spring Shirts Made of fine quality
madras, mercerized sateen, soiaette 'and. fancy jacqnard
patterns. Collar attachod nnd neck band style; soft or
laundered cuffs. Sizes 14 to 18. Many of g
the shirts are worth $2, balance worth to $1.50. V
Special, in one big lot. choice f or , . J . '.f A i
A Big Purchase of about 1,620 Men's New Spring Shirts i
These bclude samples, short lots and some slightly
soiled fchirts. Collars attached and neck band Btyle. All"
sizes, 14 to 19. llegular $1.00 values. Specially
priced for this saleeach . .......... . . ......... OOC
Men's Fine Lisle and Silk Lisle
Hose "Run of the mill" qual
ity. Some pure silk hose in this
lot. These are extra good val-.
ues, worth to 25c. Spe- 1 CJ
cial Saturday, a pair. . X OC
Men's Spring and ' Rummer Weight
Union Suit s One big bargain
square. Long or short sleeves.
Worth to $1.50. nr
For 95o and.... ......... OuC
We are exclusive agents (a Omaha
for Munslng Union Suits for Men.
All styles and qualities. r rf
$1.00 to 3OaUU
Manhattan Shirts
slve patterns in all styles.
Saturday for f 1.60
Excln-Cholce
$5.00
and. .
$125 Doaea Jfew HprUg Neckties
Made in the large open end
styles. Beautiful patterns. Worth
to $1.00.. Sale price, r?r
60o and OVC
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Here's the Derby for Spring
One of the, nobbiest models that has been designed in several
seasons. Derby hats ore coming into their own again this
spring and several smart models, of which the one illustrated
is a splendid example, will help to restore the derby to its
former postion. The new stylos are distinguished by a me
dium high crown and a light rolling brim. Prices t?o PA
are $1.45, $2.00 and ..... , yZ.OU
The Famous 4 'Mayo " Hats for . . ...... , . . . . . ..... . . . $3.C0
$3.00 Sample Hats," $145 I w oo luimaauw n.u os
nr-...i..-A- i Balmaoaan Hats ia all the newest
i)iauuiaiunciu aeuupio lines
and floor stock of Soft and
Stiff Hats all this season's
styles.1 Values to $3.00. Your
choice Saturday,
for...
$1.45
IN PLAT AT OMAHA UNIVERSITY.
SATURDAY EVXRIN0.
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OLADTS TALMAtKIR, ) ' .
QERALJ BRUCK.
; Tha Dramatic club of tha University of
Omaha will prnt the four-act comedy
drama "Eamaratda" at the achool gym
naalum. Twenty-fourth and Pratt atreat.
thla evrnlng. Tha ganaral character
of the play ahows Ufa on a wectara ranch.
In addition it earrta an abaorUng love
atory, wltb all the romantto and Chlvat
rcu waye of the early wfeatern poplek
Qladya Talmadge- and Gerald Bruce
head the eat with the loading part Tti
play ts the ft rat t be praaanted by the
tudant. and a a reault irraat aforta
have bann axertd fcr Its iiooaa. Prune
rahaaraala have been In order for in lent
three wsaka, undar Franklin P. Tlameay,
Jr., who 1 coachlnc the play. . Proceed
of tbe affair will be turned Into the ath
leitia lr.d. Others beaidaa the two lead
ins character who will partlotpate tn the
oeinady are: Ktta. Baranatcln, Roy OriA
Ing, WHI'Thompeon. Dick Richard. Ed
gar Kmat, Marlon Pearaall, Halen John
aton, Ruth Peter and Sin arson Good
rich. .
FLYHIi ADYISES TO
SIT STILL III BOAT.
Major's Manager Says No Aotion
Has Been Taken or Seventh
Man on City Ilall Slate.
ANTI COMBINATION IS , HARD
"We are sitting still in the host
juat now and we , hope nobody -will
rock the boat. I know the question
of tbe hour is, who will be the sev
enth man on tbe city hall slate for
the election of Mar 4T This ques
tion has been asked me many times
since last Tuesday. You may ssy for
me that no anion will be taken on
this matter for a week or ten days,"
were the words of Tom Tlynn, tbe
mayor's political manager; when
asked for an expression.
Mayor Dahlman ha (one awav for a
rrt Of about a week. The other comml
elonera do not rere to dim' line thla aul
jwt Juat now. It la taultly agreed or rin
deratood that the mMor'a wlahes In this .
matter will In all probability control the
altualion, particularly In view of 11. big
lead he srorrd over all the rent In the
primary.
rroaprrtlrr Anil Coanhlaatloa.
A prcte'Hv antlcomblnatkm ia be
Ins made the aubject or cnnaldrrabie s
Ip. It 1 ronreried generally that It would
b beyond the ran of pon.lhllltl.e for
tha aaveu candidate ouulde of the pres
ent ronunlaaloner to form an alliance, hut
tha varlou personal an-1 political feature
are belli j conaldwed from every angl.
On of the eo-callcd antla I eaUl to have
pro-corporation predilection a, while an
other ha decidedly oppomlte view. One
la of known liberal view, while another
I as dry aa can be. All of which make
a complex altuatlon.
In the Intorlm Mr. Flynn hope nobody
wilt "rock tbe boat"
Railroads Delay
Summer Schedules
Until After June 1
Owhtf te the continuance of cool weather
and an apparent detre of people to re
main at' home until It 1 warmer, the
railroad have delayed putting the um
mar schedule Into effent. The sohed
ulea heretofore on the weatern llnea have
son Into effect May IS, but on aoceunt
of weather condition thl year they will
not become effective until June 1,
However, when ftn weather doe aet
In all of tha railroad paemnser men ar
looklna for a heavy movement of people
weet.
Let Omaha Stay Wet
Until Year of .1916
"1 don't know how 'Mayor Dahlman la
eipeotlns to force a wet and dry lean
tn tbe preaent campaign, aa he say ha
experts to make It," aald F. A. High.
dlatrtct superintendent of the AntU
SaJoon laague, after readlmt the mayor's
statement. "I can see that he could
aaally make it a wet campaign, but I
cannot ce how he could make it a dry
campaign. '
"As far aa tha Antl-Seloon league I
concerned, ws have no dlspodttnn to
make thla a dry fight in Omaha. "W do
not believe thl aa opportune tlmo. We
ar waiting for State-wide prohibition
ta Wis,"
U. S. National Bank
to Move on April 22
The fnlted States National bank re
peats to more Into Its new building at
Sixteenth and Farnam streets April 22.
That is the tentative date now set for
this move. It will be little trouble to
mere thl time, as the new building is to
be fitted out entirely with new flsture
and new furniture.) Alt that I ceoeaaary
then la to transfer the book and record
from on vault to the other and move
over a few of the aafee of a particular
make which the bank does not wlah to
part with.
STORZ GENUNE BOCK BEER
By long odda tha ' flnat brewed In
Omaha. On draught throughout the city,
now. Don't mlaa It. Phone for a ran tor
your home. Chaa. Stori. Vb. 130.
Rant room quick with a Bee Want Ad..
ttaBtsSstiraift.
sprint styles and colors. All sixes.
values to IZ.OO. Batur- g0
day, each! HOC
Boys' neadwear
BoyV and Children's Hats and
Csps. Hundreds of new spring and
summer styles to select from.
Choloe. SSe, 60s, 05c, (Si np
1 nd ,. al.sO
Sample Lines Traveling
Bags and Suit Cases Spe9 1
About 2C0 Traveling Bags and Suit Cases are
represented in this sale, comprising the en
tire sample line and floor stock of a New York
manufacturer. Tliey are all new and perfect
in every way ; values to $10. Satur
day in two big lots, at $3,50 and. . ,
$4.95
Men's Shoes and Oxfords
Specially Priced Saturday
500 Pairs of Men's High-Grade Slices and Ox
fords. Tan and black, with English lasts orhigfx
toes; laoof button and blncher. A splendid va
riety of well-known makes. All sizes. Not a pair
worth less than $4. On sale Satur- , QC
day, on tha main floor, a pair '. , .yZeO)
Boys' Double Wear Suits $5
Equal in Value to Any $7.50 Suit
It has been our aim to give boys' suits that will stand
wsar and tear of rough and ready boys. We have it
now In these new Double-Wear Suits, built on special
lines and tailored to give the hardest kind of wear.
Tbe coats are lined with extra heavy twill or mohair;
pockets estra reinforced; ivory buttons sewed with
linen. Two pair of pants wltb each suit- one pair
lined with linen and one pair unltned for hot weather
wear. All seam extra taped; buttons extra well '
ses-ed; watch pocket and belt loops.
Several hundred of these special suits have just arrived
get equal value you would pay 12.00 to 12. SO more. '
Many snappy new patterns never before shown, neat grays and
black, and white effecis; browns, blues and tans in checks,
stripes and plaids. All tbe newest, smartest models.
JUL
Boys' Blouses
and Shirts '
Extra Special 100 dosen boys blouse
and shirts that are worth regu- A r
larly ?o aad 11. Saturday, eachtt)C
Blouse la neat striped effects la bine,
lavender, black and white. In noisette
and madras. Dark striped effects la
madras and chambray. Many with
French cuffs and tab and button on
pocket; flted waist band or patented
drawstring blouses. Ages t to It yesrs.
Collar attached styles. They are full and
roomy, in a splendid aaaortment of light
and dark striped effects. Slses 12 to 14.
Theee Blouae And fehlrts worth 75c and
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K)lr(fMl(fi!X!!f(' SS
if. fy .mintwnmm,
A Fashionable Figure Is
the Result of Wearing
BON TON CORSETS
IIE woman who demands style and yet desires
to enjoy the highest degree of comfort should
be fitted to a Bon Ton Corset. One of the secrets
of correct corset fitting is to keep the flesh within
Sf) the corset ' instead of
i TV forcing it above or be-
low. ucr corsei nrxers
are thoroughJy trained
to help any woman se
lect the right corset and
fit so that the wearer
gets corset style, corset
service and corset com
fort. All thse are com
bined in the beautifnt Bon
Ton Corsets for this season.
We have here models for
all types of figures so both
mother and daughter - can
be corseted In a Bon Ton
Corset. , ; ,
MOOet 147 Made of handsome
gSk breebe, new height of boat
with aUght mlp at walat ham.
'oog over kip wttn rubber gore
over thigh, firing tha figure
'more rreedosa whoa ait' Cjj
ting, fMO. n
MODEL 807 A good durable acd 14
comfortable model for the 1
rrrage TiKiire. Slight nip at 1 1
waist line; medium bust Wide W
graduated front steel, with Six "1
. heavy gait pm attached. 13.00 IB
MOOCt Mo For slender and
medium figure. Made in ptnk
and white mercertied brocbe,
boned wltb Wnndabone. Long
over hip asd back with rubber
gore nest to back wire, $5.00.
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