EDITORIAL SECTION.
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UNDAY
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PAGES 13 TO 20.
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OMAHA. SUNDAY MOUSING, Al'HIL 23, 1903.
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, Wednesday is Red Letter Duy
MILLINERY An Easter Aftermath
When the grand Easter chorus has ended there's the hum and the lilt
all around. Isolated scores from the groat symphony are heard so with a great Easter Mil
linen Sale. If we'd sold all the Easier hats we had specially prepared, we wouldn't have had
enough! We've some left-overs. They must bo closed out to make way for advance summer modes.
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Wednesday is Rod Letter Day
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Hardware Specials For
Monday
..-
I5UY YOU II HCKKKN DOOKS AM) WINDOWS
BKKOKH T11E FLIES COME!
Thirty ($.'i.tx) Jru4u Traillui? Stamps with
Screen Door, painted greeu ,
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps with
Screen Door, luiril oil finished
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps with
Screen Door, hard oil finished
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps w ith
Screen Door, hard oil flushed
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps with
Screen Door, hard oil tlnlwhed
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
uuy Sureeu Window, up from
78c
98c
1.25
1.50
1.75
I5c
Double Green Tradlug Slauim with Ik-hI
Selvage Black Steel Screen Wire
Cloth, per square foot.
Double Green Trading Stumps with iin.v
Mower as follows: $"..". .?".. $iVri,
$5.f8, ?5.3j, $3.00, $4.Ik, $::.."S, $2.08
and
loublu
lie
1 .11 v 11
;.:is.
2.85
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps with
Eureka Gratis Catcher
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps with
No. 1 Grass Catcher
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps with
any Bird Cage, all kinds and styles, up fruii). ,
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
Nickel l'lated Cuspidor
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stninua with
Nickel l'lated Weighted Cuspidor
Forty ($4.00) Green Trading Stamps with
best Steel 12-tlne Rake
Forty ($4.00) Green Trading Stamps with
best Steel 14-tlne Rake
Forty ($4.00) Green Trading Stamps with
best Steel 24 tino Lawn luCke
50c
60c
65c
15c
25c
38c
45c
42c
Were made specially for Easter. Not one of them over ten days old yesterday. Tomorrow the sacrifice sale Easter millinery
novelties
begins. .
?3.85
All trimmed hats 43 T All trimmed hats fi 4Tt All trimmed hats
made to sell at $k H made to sell at M lEtU made to sell
$1.00, Monday.. $5.00, Monday.. $8J)0, Monday..
NOTE! Being an aftermath sale the assortment of colors Is not wholly complete
nlleletl depletions explain this! Superior values are there nil the same. These prices hold good while
the hats are on the tallies. Come early! A big clearance at proportionate reductions in MISSES'
AND CHILDREN'S HATS will be on nt the same time. We must mnke room for advance. 6UU.1
nier modes. Come early!
Advance Summer Styles
The summer of l'JOo-promises to be the most interesting in the
serials of Millinery. The genius of millinery art pulsates and
throbs with new ideas. See our advance style showing Mondap
The trimmings. Tke trimmings
The Millinery Trimmings
Immense invoice of choice new flow
ers from the importer goods being un
packed. The newest shadings, gorgeous
American beauty shades, delicate uud
deep greens, browns, new sax-blues,
All trimmed hats
mtdt to stll 1 from
$9.00 to $10.00,
Monday
Unpnr-
4.85
Very special line of
Embroidered Hats
Cool, sun-shady, summerly-ideal. Come
in all colors and white) with dainty
facing of chiffon or Val. lace and
ribbon and flower trimming, tendency toward Corday or
shell-shape model; they are 0J A ftk 1 J?A
very becoming, at . . vplv . JU
The "Tommy Atkins" Hat Fad
The dashing inilitarv style of headgear, an exclusive product
of l'.Hto genius. Round and almost without brim, meant to be worn
"at the angle of 4." degrees." A saucy Imitation of the "civilizing
pill-box" of the British soldier; ideal for the perfect display of a
perfect tousorial picture A smart head with hair smartly done up!
No! the chin-strap Is not as jet attached uiny-lxj Its coming!
We have "TOMMY ATKINS" In all
colors, some with stiff aigrette trim
mings, others with hard 'bunches of roses
In front, just so cute. Trices -
19c
$10, $7.50 and $5
Sale of Fiive Parlor Pictures I Monda 0n,y
Monday Special Prices on Handsome Paslels by Chandler and Gibbs in Main Gallery.
$2.50 Pastels 1.69 ?4.00 Pastels 3.20
Forty ($4.00) Green Trading Stumps. Sixty ($6.00) Green Trading- Stamps.
$3.50 Pastels 2.78 $5.00 Pastels ; . . . .4.25
Fifty (15.00) Green Trading Stamps. Eighty (18.00) Green Trading Stamps.
v $10.00 Pastels 7.98
One hundred (110.00) Green Trading Stamps.
Thes are handsomely framed in elaborate gold frames. Tbuo special values, Mon
' day only. Make note of it!
A PYROORAPHY NOVELTY
CniBBAGEJ BOARDS Neatly fi I OTHER P V RO G RA r H Y NOVELTIES
designed JC New-Attractive-Low Priced.
WATER COLORS In tube-20 fine colors, can be used on paper or
wood; special value, at
AN ARTIST MATERIAL SPECIAL
WHATMAN WATER COLOR TAPER Rough or smooth, regular 15c;
Monday only (No delivery) jC
Double Green Trading Stamps on Tlcture Framing. SECOND FLOOR.
5c m&X
w
69c
jjrices up from 50c
nnd at 39c and . . .
Elaborate wreaths for children hats
worth double at 98c and
A wholesaler's Invoice received covering a gigantic purchase
of tintrlinmed hats ,for the borne milliner just received Friday.
The leader In this purchase Is a two-tone split straw, ylQ
bold In New York for 08c, yours Monday for fJKt
DdnH hesitate to inspect the
styles, to ask about them. This it your
privilege whether you, xcitJi. to buy or not.
Dennett's Great Millinery.
5econd Floor.
American Cut
Woodenware
Specials
20c
a
1.25
Bet of three Table
Mats
Twenty ($2) Green Trading Stamps.
1.50 Folding
Washbench
Fifty ($5.00) Green Trading Stamps.
98c Imported 8-Drawer OP
Spice Cabinet ODC
Thirty (S3) Green Trading Stamps.
MASEMKJfT.
Kodaks, Cameras and
Photo Supplies
All Accessories for ike
Art at Right Prices.
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New Goods. Clean, Sweet, Fresh Appliances.
Developing and Finishing
DONE EXPERTLY. AND
MONEY SAVINGLY.
S. E. CORNER-MAIN FLOOR.
$3.00 Bon-Bon
Tray, for
$4.00 Vase
for
10.00 Water Bot- O OA
tie, -for U
Large Flaring Berry or
Fruit Bowl, $U1
value, for O
$10.00 Bowls,
for
$6.00 Sugar and
Cream Sets..
Rich
Glass
i
Benivetts's Big Grocery
The People's Pla.ce for Groceries. Best
Valves, Lowest Prices.
Diamond "S" Special
Forty (4.00) Green Trading Stamps with
each can of the following:
Queen Anne Cherries......
Extra Yellow Peaches
Itartlett Pears
Apricots
(i rated Pineapple per can.
Several hundred dozen cans of this magnifi
cent fruit, put up in pure sugar svriip. Our
demonstrator will serve these for your inspec
tion in Grocery Section. This special will
last for three days Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday don't forget. A great oppor
tunity for fruit.
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CANDY SECTION.
Chocolate Creams, vanilla flavored,
pound
CIGARS.
Havana Perfecto Stories,
100 for
Thirty-live ($3.50) Green Trading Stamps.
12c
1.75
Marparet May, a long filled fc cigar,
fifty for
Thirty-five ($3.50) Green Trading Stamps.
Handmade Flake Cut Smoking Tobacco,
one-half pound for..
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps.
A full line of Ilttsburg Stogies.
1.40
32c
A Red Ticket Sensation
Omaha's Big Grand Cut Glass Exposition Sale starts Monday morn
ing at 9 o'clock Prices cut one-third, one-half and many pieces
marked at one-third their value. Look at the price ticketa
The most elaborate sJwwina of rich American cut glass
ever seen in the entire west. Bright, brilliant, pr ismatic
eupero cumngs ana aesigns- uver z,vvv pieces on displa i
JIDGU WHAT IT ALL MUAXS FROM TIJKSK PRICES
1.69
2.00
Dining Room Furniture Prices That Talk!
SIOKISOAKUS
$14.00 Sideboard, Golden Oak, neatly carved.
and well finished.
TABLES
C1LC0 Golden Oak masslvo spiral turned
post, polished flnlBh 8 T5
13.00 Golden Oak, pedestal style, round
' top, fine polish finish, T Q C
at m
$33.00 Quartered Golden Oak, round top,
pedestal style, polhed, 'JL C
at.
9.95
$25.00 Sideboard, polished Golden Oak.
lined drawer for Sliver, 18 75
$45.00 Sideboard, quartered Golden Oak,
beautiful design. One polish T Q f?
U.
finish, at.
4
4.90
2.98
mm
r-iiwu
;Yfi!:
Celery Dips Milh mlr- 1A.
ror. for BUC
Knife Rests beautiful clear
goods, $1.25 value,
for
Seventy-five cent value
for . . . . ;
Thirty -five cent value,
for
60c
35c
19c
pniCES.
?S.0() Sugar and ! t
Cream Sots.. ..JfZ9J
?10 Large Water P An
Jug. lor J,UU
$15 Iaru'u Footed 7 AA
Bowls, for .....UU
Our best Bowls, worth
from $f, to $10 for $4..'1S.
$3.!M, $3.18, 1 Q7
$-'.as and Z.Oi
Beautiful Clear Tooth
Pick Holder, yr
cheup at 00c, for JZ
ISherbtts and Water Tumblers
marked down from $2.00, $1,
ioc aiid DOe, to USo,
ooc, 38c and
Stacks of odd pieces at prices
'way below what they cost.
Tumblers that were $t.00 p
dozen, swept out nt, f f"
each IJC
BUFFETS ,
$23.00 Buffet, quartered Golden Oak,
pollBh finish lined drawer C A
for silver, at... IO.JU
$34.00 Buffet, quartered Golden Oak,
oval ends, glass doors in T y C
dish closet, at ttiD
$31.00 Combination Buffet and China
Closet, quartered Golden QC
Oak line polish finish, nt. JD
JH4O.0O Combination Buffet and China
ClfSi-t, quartered Gulden 1t C
cnlc, beautiful design, Z.ZJ. t J
hand polished, at m r
CHAIRS
$1.25 Dining Chair, cane beat,
brace arm, substantial and well
finished,
at -
95c
$1.05 Dining Chair, Golden Oak,
cane seat, thoroughly ICC
braced, at l,DD
$3.50 Dining Chair, Golden Oak,
box seat construction, genuine
lea.ther seat, "y P
25c
Silver l'lated Salt and 1'epper Shaker 50e value
fur, each
CLOTHING SECTION
You Maiy be Big, but We Can Fit You
Fit You to Perfection, Too!
In our long experience with Tails, Shorts, Slims or Stouts
We Never Disappointed.
"Si
Omaha's Leading Shoe Store
is Bennett's Shoe Section
A knowledge of footwear, leathers, lasts, muscles, tissues, shapes,
foot movements and styles, with lightness, comfort and beauty
dominating all; SUCTI KNOWLEDGE SO PERFECTED AND
SO SIMPLIFIED AS TO HE AKIN TO INSTINCT this is the
knowledge that's at your service when you purchase shoes in
BENNETT'S SHOE SECTION
RESULT: There's an ungainsayable leadership attached to
this department, an absolute confidence in our shoe advice, a
money-saving, shoe-wearing satisfaction and comfort, impossible
to surpass. ' '
Monday Shoe Sensations:
ladles' White F.lk. large eyelet Oxfords with welt soles and thong
laces, at
Indies' White Canvas Gibson Ties.
at.
3.00
2.00
tJOO pairs Ladies' Sample Oxfords Princess Gore front Low Shot's,
in browns and Hackx, JJ .VJ and $'!. values at
Thirty ($3.00) Green Grading Stamps.
4ki pairs Ladles' Vicl Kid Itluchers with patent tips. MylUh shoes,
liylil ami heavy soles, $2.50 uud $3.1M values at
Fifty i$.".n G recti Trading Stamps.
a pairs of Boys' and Girls' Shoes, box calf and vlcl kid with patent
tips, $1.50 and $2.00 values at ".T
5M pairs of Men's Crown Shoes, tans, box calf, vicl kid and patent
leather, $2.50 and $l.i values at
1.69
1.93
Mr IB I f nwTOWiiintMsniiw
98c
1.93
She
Tabard
Inn
Library
Membership Book, $1.18
An Everlasting Circulating Library.
latest lUKik Klouoti, tilatury and travel. A
life membership starts with purchase of any
late JIM copyright buok, and Is exchangeable
at any Tabard Inn Station for 5o. We cut the
memberHhtp irice tJ )1. 1H.
A few of the lute books we have In the library:
"In the Arena." by Booth Tarkinptton.
"The Plum Tree," by David Graham Phillips.
"The Clansman," by Thomas Dixon, Jr.
"The Millionaire llaby," by Anna Kath-
erine tlreen.
"The Manqueradrr." by Katherine Thurston.
BOOK STALLS-MAIN FLOOR.
Come early. Oet the most
attractive bargain in cut
jcIms.
5ftcond Floor.
LSlC
Tin; Great Horn:
Thing's Renovator
Tbe World's Orel test Floor Stain and Fur
niture RJuvnator. Come In All
Colors-13. YOU NEED ITI
Gallons, $2.50; half traUoms, $LT,5;
qimrts, 75e; pints, 4te; half pints,
'25c ; quarter pints
Full Una of Ready Mixed PnlnU, Leads and
Oils In Paint Section Basement.
Doabl Green Tradinr Stamp on Jap-a-Iic
and All Other Paints Monday.
15c
LACE CURTAINS CARPETS and RUGS
ODD CVniTAINS Over 30 cases at prices less
than cost of yarn to weave them. Some
slightly damaged, but worth up to ?3
a pair at, each ,
LOT 2 consists of odd curtains, Nottinghams
ami fine Cable Sets worth up to $5.&0 QCp
a pair special, each vl
Cl'UTAIN SWISS, 30 inches wide, good quality, tbe Q I n
kind that wears it Is worth ic a yard-yard J 2
KXTKNSIOX KOUS-30X54 inches-special. Q
each ZJC
SILK l'LNO SCARFS, each $4.45, $2.50
and
WIXDOW SHADES, 3x0, good rollers.
cach..
1.38
19c
THIRD FIAJOR.
STOCK RUGS from odd carpets and bor
ders. Extremely low prices some listed
below.
8-3x10 (5 at 11.98
9x12 at 14.50
10-0x12 at 18 00
9x12 Smyrna Rugs at 1 1.98
7-6x10-6 Smyrna Rugs at 8.48
6x9 Smyrna Rugs at 5.98
All Wool Smyrna, 36x72. at 1.98
All Wool Smyrna, 30x60, at 1.48
Jute Smyrna Rugs, 36x72, at 1.50
Jute Smyrna Ru;rs. 30x60, at 95c
SEE OCR LINE OP ORIENTAL RUGS.
DOUBLE GREEX TRADING STAMPS MONDAY.
THIRD FLOOR.
Fitting the Form Properly Is
Our Long Suit
If your chest measurement is at about 38
or on to 0, we urge your attention to spe
cial sale of suits at $20.00, $18.00, $15.00
and y 12.50
An elegant line of Top Coats of various lengths, with the
box coat full effect. We guarantee fit, style and finish.
Remember Kohn & Hart's men's and young C fi(
men's suits, at $10.00, $8.50, $7.60, $6.50 and J.UU
They are worth double in most stores.
Children's suits, 100 suits, 8 to 8, to close, worth 1 QC
up to $4.95, at M.JD
Furnishing Goods
Men's fancy Ralbriggau Underwear, our regular tCn
60 values at ,
75c
75c
Men's Union suits, worth up to $1.60,
at .
Men's French Balbriggan shirts and drawers,
worth up to $1. 50, at
Don't overlook your summer underwear wanta at these
prices.
Hat Section.
There are some extra good valuea for men and
boys, at $2.50, $2.00 and
MAIN FLOOR.
1.501
Ht.lJl.lttlS SOTHS.
Sfnu liallinjrton ItuoOi la aklir men
to plMlir tluuiiwlvrs for fl ruoutb rtu-h
for mm yrar to b drwtmj to Uiv (ervanl
i g of h. r rvacuc writ anion comirta ajii
tl-CUBVICU.
R'v. Ir. Frbi. mmiurf of ihH board
f church !ilnion i'f 1 1 1 W mhoiIihi Kpl
.'kil 'hurch. km v tli.-rv is n- lik It tnoiiy
mu1 Ui chuivli UrtpirK io my tf
i!-4Ui uf th viilir counir.
Th Rut. C. C Bru'. rhnptain sini r
4rtnt(tiMlnt of th SAnun' vhurch a.ud
tiisiiiuta of Jtartinod. IT,, i iraxt In Una
U kla tmi&mr, Lonl Thorlow af Ui Si-uctuOi
twr.vifi Is a sraunlHuii of tJiu earl oi
F.!.;ui. who wus auut ilnUmi iln KurnuC guu
rrJ ut UiUiu liy LurU Cursuu.
V. O. MliKriiliui of AHhtulntla. O . has
what is l'llevnl to bH tha oliliat Martin
l.uibT Ttlhlu on ill Anmriinii uiiilinnnt.
Til. i vullimu In iHleU ajiU iu i-Ihiiiii1
by Mr. Shemluii a irrauilfiulicr lit HwHlrn
til 17j
ArcMiiblioi) M.u ilcr of iTInciimnll Iikh or
finnix",! a choir f urlcMiji. i-iniisl i of
loo,i ,-ii'i mon, for I:im pnrp( ol r.init.r
Intf Him liri't'inui inuKiu of liiu tiiai- al all
fun hi hIm of viifm wiiuiii iukd pliun In lua
arrluiiuiutM.
TUo luiwiioria lw(un by tlia WlHtwnialn
Luaiiimui. ay uud lu ilfii at ttra ataxiuua
uinortk the AjiucIia Uidlujia in Arinona,
viih on miBHionury and two UuiLu. uuw
liavu mmuiiluun luiilUliiKS and inaimuin
Hwcral acuuuia.
Tim KTfth Avenua Baptist diurrti. New
Tork, haa bii pmnuuiuod unnafa and a
now million I, to ba rotud. The luuani
are at hand, but tho Bite haa not yet baan
(liKiidid upon. Mr. Mocltcfoller la u tnum
1 -i ol linn iJiun-Ji.
The Ainrrioun Sbhalh union flirttrilr-ii
Sablialli Utoruiure at the rule of 2,'jOU.im)
iuara yearly, it promolov "Hominy mat
iiiiiKreaJMofc" It ovpoaoa banday opvnniK
of Uio aaiouna. Sununy labor, tiunday Uiea
tui-n, ttuuday aptioa. cururaiuDji aoui dujiOAy
uuwaiwjMaa.
eiii i.inuv.ii. stes.
OT the 113 (Ohool roininindonnra In the
Male of New York, eix are wjinrnt of the
V6 oourity auprriiiteiuianlH In the atute of
Kaniiaa tweniy-tlve are women.
A coraimnv for tha -atabl!Bhincr of an
Amerloau avihuol In M' xico Uua baun In
onrpon'tiHi. 1'aal Hudron. buidnn-a inn
pr of the Mfxl'-iui HitiUI, will be its
proilnVnt.
Tha lint nTxjrl of the foinmlfsiontr of
edui.'Utiou iflvfa eaveii Uhlvrmity law
aclioolH. with uludniia each. They ail
I'lUveirlty o( AllcblKau. haS; Harrard, iv:
New York uiilvreity, tiUi Minuaaoia. Mi
Columbia. Ut: L'nlveraltv of Pennavlvaniu.
L3U.. and. Buataa unlvataitx.. aM. Uf tuaia
cJiooln. Sllrlim-nn. Minnesota. Tennri Ivanla
nml Naw l'ulk iidmil women.
The NfW Vork legislature pafcgeit tie
tAacbeni' tenaio!i bill and It la awi'e.ed by
the malonty of the luu:hern tliat they
could nul have rxiorttd anything belter
than tho bill (Uf-ji them under the prnt
condition of tiling's- Tha t'anniun fund will
b drawn trnra a contribution of 1 per rent
of the aalaries, ii.u.le annually by all tnach
era. prtncipulti aiid aiiperviMim In the '-Iiki1
otfin, fimn a vmail ieri-eiituen nf the
city's xjie monej a and from l.nen Im
posed on teacher for Inexcusable abaani-a.
Whan retired all t't'4icra and inlncjpalii
will receive ha'f ray up to the amount of
1 1.1.00 ajia In the caaa of aupurviaara up to
VL'fM. tio una will. leacive iui. tl.iin tbOu.
Teathers who ure Innupai'lated before thoy
luive kervod thirty am In the mil. Mile
will rouoiva gradbd panaioria in jiroponlun
to the time they hove rbd. The retire
tnent board will constat nf three teachnrs,
three cuiiiinteaUinara of the board of edu
cation and tbe ulty rupaiintendent.
'Die oldeat colleRe m intent In the L'nltod
Htatia la jrolmbly William Siundifur. who
rwently ejjlebntted hia 'iutli birthday. He
in enrolled nt the MlaelK&ipid Agricultural
and 2u"-hanlcal 'ollei.;e Starkevllle,
IUW.m. lie in lu the dormitory with the
other undent, is muatored lu the cadet
corpa ard takea the regular courw of
atimy. This, i hia eeomd year and mem
bera of tlia faculty aay be la proreaains
Urn- haa- avuout. twvntjvtiv. 47 and-
children, many of tliem jirnwn. but, un
hia wives ore dead he waa murriatr twii.a
and hia children gone from home, ha whu
lohHkoniH mid annoiiiu:ad bla biLantion to
entur rxlona and coinpleus tile course.
By a lute law paavel lu Kauaaa a teauhr
who . lunula hia nuJitmct may have Ins
oertlllcuta revukml. The course of atudv
for tliu public hcIiooIh of the state la inadu
by thn alala board of etlijuatiou.
Tliu expimana ut ('oluii)lna university,
iiccirillng to ilia huduni .mot Ihh.i.xI were
l.fc7:.,32. dlvii'hid en follnwe: Kdii-utloiial
adinuiiatrHtlon. fl.SIX'. ii;: loiiolinK and
KrouiKia. '. I "TO: H j .-. . r n :.;:: oum.iti-a
eilnuhiet rulioii, tfltl. -i . . aiiiiinuLlea. Uli.SWI
.. i.,l real amia. IM.UU; inXaraaL aa UaBj
lilLkkl,