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SATURDAY'S SUPERB SILLIWERY VALUES
P)UR MILLINERY SHOWING tar Easter is now at the top notch of its glory and we say to you without any reservation whatever that never before
in the history of retailing has a more comprehensive exhibit of millinery goods been made in the United States. Our prices are 33 1-3 and 50 per cent
lower than those of other stores and as low as those of any dealers in the world. Our department is a veritable sea of thousands of all the new conceits.
Trimmed Hats at $3.50
Beautiful Trimmed Hats at $5
The ket tslses Is America.
Again we direct attention to our renowned $5.00 trimmed bats. Goods
at this price are a specialty with us and receive the attention of
corps of designers and trimmers who are as able as any mil
linery artists In America. These hats sell
readily In most stores at twlcs our figures,
Our price ,
5.00
$3 & $4 Trimmed Hats $2-$1.50
In the
lUientat
Saturday in the basement will b a memorable
one for trimmed hat values. We will show
upward of 600 hats that should be $3.00 and
14.00.
1.50
i or fin) nats mat snouia d i3.uu ana fi
Saturday ae U U
CHILDREN'S MILLINERY
This Saturday, children's day. marks the opening of millinery
for the little ones. We have paid particular attention to Vieir
vanls and show a line of the daintiest millinery that you ever snw
and at prices that are to attractive Pf f QQ "1 CA "1 QO
that they mutt appeal to you . ..l.0U'l.O"A.0u' aWO
Children's School Hats at 75c and 49c
75c
49c
Pretty braid hats. In all the rough combina
tion; also plain straws, both In flat and
round crowns, trimmed with silk ribbon bands
and streamers
At this price we show an enormous assortment of every good Idea in
ladles' and ml fines' trimmed lints. -Each bat embodies some new
fad of a Paris or New York modiste, skillfully mmm S
put together by one of our expert trimmer;. 1 l 1
Saturday V
$1.00 Untrimmed Hats at 29c
1,000 fine quality rough straw shapes for ladles, misses and children,
small and large, mostly manufacturer's samples, fv
Mark, white and colors, not a bat worth less VJ
than $1.00. While they last w
$1.79 Chiffon Hats at 75c
Four shapes of hand made chiffon hit?
on silk wire frames, splendid quillty of
chiffon on upper and lower brim, the
crown being of Boft Italian braid. The
colors are black, white, cardinal, pink,
light blue,' mnlxe nnd tan. Cn
Worth $1.76. Saturday A
$1.25 Burnt Straw Flats at 5c
Thirty-tour dozen burnt shades. Italian
porcupine braid flats, In I. ell cr.iwn, fir
Indies, inlsees and children : hats of in
Soft, pliable kind which can he deftly
shaped Into all of the prevailing ideas
of the season. Really worth fi-r
$1.2
Our price....
Beautiful Wreaths at 25c and I c
For lilrls' Hals
Beautiful nsortment of wreaths. In
(hiiaies. carnations, wild rosea, etc, for
children's hats. Worth double our price
but we will sell a limited OR,- it
quantity at DCMOC
$1.25 June Rose Wreaths at 49c
For Saturday we offer fifty dozen of beati
tlf.il inoes June rose wreaths rnntaln n
eighteen roees. foliage and bud;. The
. ?,ol., ,ire 41",k' Jack- white, tea nnd
light blue. A regular $1.35 At.-.
vuluc, at. 4VC
10c
50c Chrysanthemums, Black Roses and Foliaires. at lOc
a rs i . 1 1. 1 1 O S 1 1. 1 ! 10 1 or 1 i - 1 li 11. ii i . , .. '
?,VUU uuucuct uiatK iuoco, o in uuutn, gicrcii ivoc luiiuL-n luuiuiuiug xo ujju ov RUt, uiu piuiv, num.-, fii'jvv auu llIU Villi ClirjsaUl UOIllUinS. Ot tl UUUCil Worth IOSS than 30c
Brilliant Display of Ladies' and Children's Spring- Outer Garments
We are showing a number of distinctive creations specially adapted for Easter wear in our ladies' suit department. These superb Garments have tone and individuality that can
net be found elsewhere. For occasions where fashion's dictates are exacting, these suits answer every style demand. Each one of our finer aarmenU bear fha Umndtia - n
-- -jiic w cu-tctt'crtce.
Ladies' Smart Easter Suits at $35, $24.50. $19, $14.85, $9. 98. Ladies' Superb Sprin? Costumes. $175 down to $49, $J9, $35, $25. Ladies' Silk Blouse Kimona and Carrie c,n tir n - . to o ;n ,a ti o
EASTER OPENING SALE IN THE CHILDREN'S DEPT.
CHILDREN'S' REEFERS All the pretty
new Ideas for spring, large lace and
pique collars, re4, tan and navy at
4.98 1 98-2.98-1.98 and 1.50
A SPECIAL VALUE In childrena' spring
reefers la a pretty all wool reefer, large
collar, white braid, worth 11.75,
at
98c
CHILDREN'S' SCHOOL SUITS, all the
pretty effects In blouses, Norfolks,
reefers, etc., thoroughly tailored
9.98-6.98 and 4.98
CHILDREN'S' GOLF SKIRTS, new plaid
meltons, etc., pleated and
hip yokes, worth $5, at.
2.98
CHILDREN'S' SMART SPRING WRAPS in Monte Carlos, box
coats, Norfolks, etc., new white wool crashes, canvas cloths,
voiles, etc., $25 down to
9-98-7.50-5.98-4.98 and 3.98
peau de sole, g
LONG COATS OF TAFFETA AND
fancy collar, regular value at ...
VOILE DRESS AND WALKING
shades, $39, down to
SPECIAL
SKIRTS, all the
VALUES FOR SATURDAY
4.98
ETAMINE SKIRTS 1 n the most approved styles and f C0
colors, $12.50, $9.98, $7.50 and O.VO
CHEVIOTS AND SERGE SKIRTS with beautiful silk fold trim
mings, $24.50, down to
9.98-7.50-4.98 and 3.98
SILK SKIRT SPECIAL
A GREAT PURCHASE! OF SILK SKIRTS
on sale In two lota. Lot 1 consists of all
kinds of skirts worth up to f f O
us. at o.yo
Lot 2 Includes all the higher grade suits
in the purchase, actually
worth up to $40, at
$19
OOLF SKIRTS
Three lots of excellent golf skirts, antlrely
new Ideas and colors,' on' sal tomorrow
at very special prices.
$3 golf skirts at ........ . .2.98
?G.50 golf skirts at , . .... 0.98
$8 golf skirts at ....... . .4.98
Damaged by Water at New York Docks
1,500 PAIRS
FRENCH
KID
GLOVES
These goods were originally imported by the highest class store in New
York, but thaougn carelessness in handling they were slightly splashed
with water otthe docks in New York City, The steamship company adr
justed the loss and turned the gloves over to us at what we considered
them worth. They consist of such famous makes as Valliers (washable
kid gloves), Alexandria anc Tresonsse, in every conceivable shade Street .
Gloves and evening shades in French suede and dressed, all jT tsast
of the real k.id and are positively worth up to $2.50 per pair; IN
the damage on most of themes so slight it ia scarcely no-; JJr
ticeable. Tlie entire lot goes on; sale Saturday at, per pair. . . '
A Tremendous Spot Cash Purchase
13,500 PIECES
EXTRA FINE
UNDERMUSLINS
Bought for a fraction of their
worth from tha
Best Known Manufacturer
- -in New Yoflc:
This was without doubt the largest cash deal ever transacted by a single house west of Chicago.
The maker was willing to take a great loss In order to realize ready cash, so we couldn't resist buy
ing. All the very finest garments are Included in this lot. Our display of these undermusllns has
attracted no end of attention around our show windows. Crowds of eager buyers are awaiting this
sale. It is impossible to describe the thousands of different styles. They are made of long cloth,
cambrics and fine muslins, elaborately trimmed with dainty laces, embroideries, etc. . Not !a garment
worth less than $2.00, and up to $5.00. All divided Into five great lots, as follows: .-
1.984.5O-98c.250l
We Closed Out a Corset Factory
tms will d me most exciting sale ever neia. we bought enough Corsets to supply every woman In Omaha. It . waa tha most satisfactory pur
chase we ever made. There is not a pair In the lot worth less than 50c, and up to l. They are made of fine quality French
batiste and English coutll, artistically trimmed In silk ribbons and lace. Both corsets and girdles come In all lengths and all
sizes, white, drab, black and fancy, for all forms; also extra sties. This entire purchase will be sold In one great lot on bargain
square 60c, 7Bo and $1.00 Corsets and Girdles, your choice of any ,
29c
Importer's Sample Line of Lace Collars
Those elegant large collars so much In vogue at present In all the most exquisite foreign creations the assortment Is the most complete and
varied, every brought to America every Parisian conceit is Included In this lot. We cannot lay too much strecs on these excellent values you
must see them to fully appreciate their worth. Silk collars, uace conars, r,mDroioerea
Collars, Battenberg Collars, Applique Collars and hundreds of other styles collars that
usually sell up to $8.00 all go todoy at
mj vw, uiubu BiiTL, uu ijivBt vAueueni values you
2.98-1.98-1.50-98&
Our New Department
Coffee, Tea and Spices
In the Basement
We have established a thoroughly equipped
tea and coffee department in our basement sec
tion. We. will handle nothing but good grades
of coffee, tea, spices and baking powder, but our
prices will be much lower than those charged
anywhere else in the city for high-class goods.
We solicit a visit from you and feel confident
that this money saving opportunity will be much
to your advantage. Special values today.
Epecial Rio Coffee, per pound 10c
Crushed TtoBton Blc-nd, pound 15c
Basket Fired J.ipau Tea, pound 2Sc
K. C. Baking Powder. 10-ounce can 8c
K. C. Baking Powder. 25-ounce ran 20c
' Good Gunpowder Ta, pound 32c
Good ICngllBb Breakfast Tea, pound 32c
Ceylon Tea', pound '. 55c
Boston Blond Coffee, pound 20c
Cucuta Wend, pound 25c
Ilo8ton Java, pound 30
ALL THE LATEST AND PRETTIEST STYLES J
The Finest Shoes in Omaha
IF) AM DEIS,.
Drug Dept, Specials
lde Cascarets nt
25c Cascarets at
Hc Cascarets at
25c riromo-Beltzer at
6c Bromo-Seltxer at
$1.00 Hromo-Seltzer at
26c Carter's I'llls at
$1.00 Ayer s Hair Vigor at
26c Piirker's Tar Soap at ..
$1.00 Mothers" Friend nt ..
Pears' Unncented Soap at
Kliler Flower Soap at
$1.00 Hot Water Bottle at
.)
19a
Mc
19c
We
74c
14c
74 c
14c
74c
o
4B
On the
Second
Floor
At S8.00
Ladles' bench
made shoes, ideal
kid, military heel,
mat kid top.
At S6.00
Ladles' full Loula
heel, kid and Ideal
kid shoes, turn
aoles, mat tops.
At $5,00
toadies' dull kid
turn and welt aole
shoes, and surpaca
kid shoes and Dr.
Heed's shoes.
At S4.00
L.allex' tJin and
welt shoes. In sur-
fians kid, patent
fathers and en
amelH, all styles
heels.
At S3.50
Ladles' new spring
fancy diagonal
cloth top kid
shoes, plain kids
and patent leath
ers, all styles heels
At S3.00
Ladles' military
heels and opera
heels, surpass kids
enamel and patent
leather shoes.
IN THE
NEW SHOE
DEPT.
SSEBfiBEBHSSI
$1.0U Fountain Syringe at 4c
3oc Bulb Syringe at 19-.
Good Rye Whiskey at ioo
flood Hair Brush at loc
Bath Cabinet, complete, at $2 25
At S3.00
Armstrong's Rochester
shoes, made to retail
$3.00; oil sale at $3.00.
SPECIAL
PRICE
make ladles'
at $4.00 and
At $2.50
Special sale. The
$3.60 kid. "Dorcas"
button shoe on
sale at $2.50.
At $2,50
Special sale. La
dies' new lace
shoes, over 60
new styles
At 32.50
New oxford ties
New button ox
fordsNew blucher oxfords.
At $1.98
Special sale. Over
pairs ladles'
$3.00 and $3.50 lace
tihnes, patent tip,
light and medium
K-,1,.9, at $1
At $1.98
6pecial sale. La
dles' oxford ties
new stylos new
lasts new toes
all sizes. $l.i8.
At $1.59
Ladles' fine
sheep, made to
retail at $2.50,
go on xale in
basement at
$1 69.
In the Catidy Dept.
Stick Candy, 20 sticks for 5C
Gum Drops, per pound ftiG
Best Chocolate Creams, per pound 14Ho
Salted Peanuts, pound ll'c
Cocoanut Cushions, pound 12'n
Cream Mixed, pound 15.
Bird's Ekk. pound j-0
Cream Kgs, pound 15.
Moss Nests, ech g,.
Twin Nest, each if,c ano joe
Downy Chickens, each l()c and 6c
Chirks and l'lgs In shells, each 5c
Babbits, each 25c, 16c, 10c, 6c
l'aper Eggs jfo and 10c
Tin Eggs, each gR
The Best Ice Cream Soda in Omaha for 5c.
FRENCH MONKS ARE EXILED
Police Serve Notices to Immediately Dis
band Religious Houssi
ECCLESIASTICS WILL CROSS ATLANTIC
Man? Expelled bjr eT Law Decide
to seek Freedom I'ndrr tttnra Ld
Stripes, Where Thought la
Not Interfered With.
TARIS. April S. The police today com
saenced iheir (ask of turning the religious
organizations out of Prance.
; The Church of the English Posslonlst
Fathers, which Is attended by numerous
Americans, was among those visited today
and served the Passlonlsts with notices to
disband. The Passlonist Fathers have ar
ranged to turn over their affairs to- secu
lar priests, who will continue to conduct
the church.
The Marlstl, Dominicans, Capuchins, Bar
nabites, Franciscans, Jtedcniptorlsts, Ora
torians and Brothers of the Sacred Heart
and of the Holy Cross also have been noti
fied to disband. Many of the last named
order are going to America.
The branch of the Benedictine order at
Douai, Department of the Nord, has se
cured twenty-tour hours grace, the head
of the order having left to confer with
the BrltUh ambassador at Paris, as the
members of the establishment at Dour",
are mostly Englishmen.
The Deaf and Dumb asylum, maintained
by the Monks of the Grandechartrue Mon
astery, has been taken possession of by a
receiver appointed by the grenoble ccurt.
All the novices have departed and only a
few monks now remain in the monastery.
Established 1023.
IVILSOH
WHISKEY.
That's AMI
keiUmeie, Mi.
CO.
Why not save $25 when buying a vehicle
by visiting the wholesale repository of Lin
lnger & Metcalf Company, corner Sixth and
I aclflc streets, one block from the east end
of the Harney street car line. Over 100
different styles to select from. Save the
retailer's profit. High grade, stylish Jobs.
AT THE PLAYHOUSES
ever had, but It possesses sufficient of the
ridiculous to warrant a good many laughs
during the course of its presentation and
enough good music to please the lover of
harmony. It also has the merit of giving
Mr. Wilson an opportunity for doing some
thing else; that is to say, those wonderful
legs of his are not the whole of his part.
He has shifted the leg work to another of
'The Toreador" at the Boyd.
Francis Wilson and company In "The
Toreador." a two-act mumral comedy by
Jaint-it T. Tanner and Harry Nlrholls;
lrls by Adrian Hosa and Percy tlreen
bank; m ii'- tiy Ivan Caryl! and Lionel
Mom kn,n. The cast:
AuKiistus Traill of the British consul
ate at Vlllayn Melville Ellis
Pettier, a dealer in wild unimals
William Blalsdell
Fir Arrhlbnld Slacken, Bart.. Joseph Coyne
ItinaMn, Ciirlist Kobert A. Evans
Governor of Villaya Joseph KailiiT
HamlinastiT U. 11. llaynej
CaraJ'ilo. a toreador William Broder ck
Mr. 1'robltt. a solicitor Kdgar Jnmes
Moreno, Carajolo's friend. .Wild in Pullman
Sammy ll;g, a tiger Kralieia Wliwon
Nancy Staunton Miss Klele Han
Dora beltiy, a wjrd In chancery
Miss Carolyn Gordon !
Susan, proprietress of the Maicazin des I
Kleurs, Orand hotel, Hlarrlis I
Ml.- Clara Helle Jerome.
Mrs Malum HoppliiK. a widow
Miss Miriam Lawrence
Donna Teresa Miss Nora Cecil
Mr. Francis Wilson's present vehicle Isn't
the most uproariously tunny thing be has
A Trade-mark is a
Signature
The Lion, Anchor snd 0
impressed on
Gorham
Silver
amounts to a personal
endorsement by the
Gorham Co. and guar
antees the article to be
of sterling quality, ap
proved workmanship,
and tasteful design.
H
All
responsible
jewelers
Ueep It
1
the company (who Is described on the bill
as Petlfer, and who Is the commander of
a pair of phenomenal nether limbs) and
conscientiously undertakes to make fun in
another way, and succeeds, too. Sammy Gigg
is not at all like any of his other parts,
and in this alone appears to be the source
of much unalloyed satisfaction to Mr. Wil
son, If the zeal with which he enters on
his performance may be accepted as an
indication. After Mr. Wilson. Mr. Joseph
Coyne is easily the hit of the piece, his
presentation of the comic English noble
man being particularly good. Mr. Blalsdell
and Mr. Broderlck also have good parts.
Among tho women In the company Misses
Ryan, Gordon, Jerome, Lawrence and Cecil
have much to do with the success of the
piece. The chorus is large and has been
carefully selected and well drilled. The
staging of the piece is particularly good,
even in these times when expensive pro
ductions are accepted as a matter of course.
Last night the Boyd theater was filled
with a fashionable audience, and the ap
plause which greeted the numbers evinced
the pleasure the people had with the per
formance. The whirlwind ending of the
first act was decidedly effective, and was
called for Sve times. Mr. Wilson had to
make a little curtain speech la response to
the ovation he was accorded.
"The Toreador" will be repeated this
afternoon and evening.
Savage succeeded In unearthing $125 worth
of new bibles which had been pawned with
various dealers during the last few days.
The boobs belong to the C. F. Evans In
stallment company, located at Sixteenth
and Howard streets. It is alleged that an
employe disponed of the property while
representing to the company that he was
selling them upon Installments to residents
of the city.
Travel via the I.ehlgn valley Ilallroad
If you are looking for speed and comfort
when going to New York or Philadelphia.
Luxuriously furnished Vestibule Sleeping,
Parlor Cars and Day Coaches. Dining
Cars a la carte.
Stop-over allowed at Niagara Falls.
BorllaarioB Changes Time.
Effective April 6 the Denver train leaves
at 4.10 p. m.; the Nebraska local for Lin
coln and west, 8:60 a. m.; Iowa local, 9:18
a. m.
Maay tiood Iluoka stolen.
While making his
pawnshops Friday
I
rounds among tha
afternoon Detective
BOX PAPER
AND TABLETS
You may Bud larger stocks else
where, but no finer quality or lower
prices. Every one knows what k,ind
of paper Hurlbut and Whiting male.
That is the kind we sell; we also
have a good line of pens, pencils. Ink,
mucilage, envelopes, visiting cards,
etc.
Come in and let us show you what
a fine box of paper and envelopes
we can sell you for 13c. Tablets
from lc up.
Don't forget we have a Sub Post
Offue in o'ir store and can sell
stamps or register letters for you.
S, E. HOWELL,
Park Ave. and l.eaenorh St.
Two 'phones, 882 and F-117. Call us up.
THE! CARD OF THO HAIR
triottld t (rflntrt rrr m. IfCny ma
Bicfc-d. II cm b rMtortd t It al. cU,
The Imperial Hair Regenerator
Is the acknowledma 8TAJTDA1U R A IB
UOLOKI.'Uo?lLcs. 1 Is exaily an.
pllnL makes tbr hair sell ana gkieey. Is
aoo!ntl hMnilou. BMueltf cot,
SFA Vnf&Wmte sans isllie,
lmi..nui hi-iuUnl ':,.. iu W. Hi.. N. I.
bold by Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.,
Omaha, Neb.
DR. SEARI.ES
Bo well and favor
ably known as the
leading, most reliable
and s u c c e a f u I
UPKCIALIST In all
D1HEAHKH and DIB
OKI fc-HH OF MEN.
They have been
many years In etab
lishtng their reputa
tion IN OMAHA for
honest and honorable
DEALINGS, and dally receive many let
ters thanking them for the CUHK8 per
fected and the great good they are doing
for men. Their life work has been de.
vote. I, as Specialists, In treating all dis
eases of men
UK CKHTAIN OF A CURE by CON
Sri.TINU the HE8T FIRST.
DH. KKAKLKH graduated at two of the
best medical college and is acknowledged
the best EXPERIENCED and SKILLED
fcI'K 1AT.IST in all disease he treats.
DK. HKAHLE8'' Consultation and Advice
are KIlKK, In person or by letter, and
sa.r.dly -.'unfldentlal In all diseases.
Written Contracts given In all curable
dUeascs of men or refund money paid.
Many rat-en (rested $1 on per month.
I IAlLl.tl'IO FKKK.
THE ATM EST BY MAIL.
Tall of niMrvaa. Tor. 14th A nosslas.
DR. SEARLES & SEARLES
OJaAllA, ft KM.