THE OMAITA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, ATKIL 29, 1906.
Charming Spring a
ummer Apparel Modestly Price
Laces
Fine wash and trimming laces
and insertlngs In white, cream
and ecru new pattern at
3'c-5c-7!c
Neckwear
New spring styles braided neck
wear lace and embroidered ef
fects worth as high as 36c each
at, each
10 c
Embroideries
All medium and extra wide
widths, Including finest flonnrlnns
many are matched sfta nil
new fresh embroideries at, yard
10c-19c-39c
Hosiery
Ladles' Imported llsl? Horlery,
Many are all-over Lire and hoot
rfftH-ls htfthest grmle hosiery Im
ported at'
25c j 35c
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A GRAND SALE OF HIGH CLASS HATS!
Entire New York Millinery Stock
Bought at a Big Reduction from II. Samuels, 6 W. 22d St , N. Y.
In all our millinery history we never offered such pretty and stylish millinery as this at such
bargain prices every hat is new and made for fashionable New York trade.
All the $10 and $12.50 Hats at $5
Every hat is a beautiful creation, trim
med in the very latest style from ex
pensive materials; the Gl
most becoming shapes for
spring and summer all new
est colors
All the $20 and $25 Pattern Hats at $10
These are the most stunning individual
pattern hats from the Samuels stock
everyone is the original design of mas
ter milliners such exquisite and ex
clusive spring pat-
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terns should readily
bring $20
to $
your choice
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UNTRIMMED
HATS
These are all this season's
resdy to trim hats every
Khape is new and tip to
date ft great chance In
basement at
10c nd 25c
All the $5 and $7.50 Hats, $2.50
Here are hundreds of the pret
tiest street and trimmed hats,
the newest small sailors,
derby crown hats, handsome
ly trimmed with flow- 50
ers and foliage, jf?
fit.
AH the $3 and $4 Hats $1 $1.50
These are the prettiest street
hats of the season, neatly
and effectively trimmed in
the latest s t y 1 e Samuels
priced them
upto $4 ea.,
at
FLOWERS
All kinds of roses, buds,
foliage, daisies, etc.
every popular color for
trimming; basement at,
bunch '
10c 25c
75
Ladies' Wash Suite Tailored Summer Wear
Trie styles for summer were never so fresh and dainty as this season the
summer dresses and suits are brim full of the smartest and newest style
features, employed for the very first time.
The Style Leader for Summer-Sfe STUNNING WHITE WOOL SUITS
These very stylish little novelties are bound to lead the fashion this summer every
where. Extremely dressy for every warm-weather occasion. Made of the cool look
ing white serges, mohairs, Panamas, etc. trimmed with black and white combina
tions, braids, velvets, etc., also the smart black button trimming the coats are the
s;iS-Ex8Dd Ponys W1J i 9-$25-$3 5
are
THE LITTLE TWO-PIECE LINEN JACKET SUITS-The Jacket Suits arc daint
ily lace and hand embroidered, the skirts trimmed to match the coats arc the
new and popular Boleros, Etons, etc $9.98, $i2.50 up to $35
A VERY POPULAR NOVELTY IS THE WHITE SERGE AND MOHAIR SKIRT
the leading popular effect for summer wear many are of white serges, in
the circular cut $t.98 up to $22.50
Linen and Wash Shirt Waist Suits, em-1 Whits Linen Skirts, all fresh styles this r,.!,
Droratm no uci tl HH In lSI SI.JI7 JO Jt.JU
trimmed at w. , Br t -
NEW TAILORED SKIRTS, SILK SKIRTS, ETC. The shadow AJ&i
plaids are prominent In this group, mixed grays, etc.. also tC OA CO 98$i2.50 z
silk tailored skirts. In black. Alice blue, coral, etc D.7U f?.jui4..JV
ti "f A3liiU3tfAii auna-new arrival
Our buyer Is now In New York and has sent a brand new
shipment of these celebrated Faehlonseal Suits from the
factory the styles are the most fetching yet displayed
the price
Smart and Dressy Tailored Suit at $12.50
25
Stunning New Lingerie Waist
Hundreds of the dainty new waist effects shown in Our Waist Section
clusters of fine tucks, lace insertion trim- rsi I
med made of the sheerest white fabrics JV b U
every one a beautiful creation "
at
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'SilkLIsIe Gloves
The correct and sensible gloves for summer wear in
white, black and colors made of fine quality lisle
and mercerized silk f m ft H
all sizes at regular lPfl?-Sl
Glove Department palr.J"-r v y .
Ladies' Long Lace Gloves
These fashionable gloves come in black, white and
gray all the newest styles for summer wear a
great assortment Just received, at T CI TC
vpi-tpc f
SUMMER
UNDERWEAR
:5 SECOND SHIPMENT
9
8
pair.
1 1 I I I I I I II i Ml JI 1
II I II I I I I I L B. J
10c-12ic
Ladles' fine Egyptian Cotton
Vests, taped sleeves and
neck all
sizes at . ,
Ladies' fine lisle and silk Mer
cerized Vesta and Pants, cro
cheted and silk ribbon trim
med, many are J r
lace edged, Kt.J"t J
Ladles' Union Suits, many well
. known brands, cuff or ura-
5 VUljUi; prices, suit
brella knee 1C.
OF 250 PIECES OF THE HIGHEST GRADE
P3ew Spring Silk
From the Pater son, N. J., Mfgrs. Stack
NEW DRESS GOODS
.'A".. fHvr-.
9 ?! From one of the foremost importers. All that was left on u
y Last week's grand silk sale created such a furore that w have been R.is
,( .u. auvluCi iWl ui lueuo une buks, especially tnose heavy, SJ u
u.ouco, an mo ruge mis season, also stripes and
dots, Taffeta with running vines and Jacquard effects, Pompadour
aims, nne vcinon lanetas, etc.
and fine qualities of Printed Ha
butal Silks, Black Taffetas, Peau
de Sole, etc., worth up to (1.25 yd
WHITE JAP SILKS
V
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1 M -, hani of this season's importations. Black and all colors; Q
1 8'3".Silk'Eolienne, Crepe Batiste, Taffeta Cloth and Chiffon
3 Panama; sold up to $1.25 yard; twenty-five A rfTK f
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49c
38c-48c-58
Our own direct importation.
We save you 25 per cent from the
regular price. From the Nakan
U Trading Corporation, Yokohama,
Japan.
$ 24-inch wide Jap OA.
ft Sllk 29C
$ 27-lnch wide Jap
y siik 39c
5? 36-inch wide Jap
U Silk
59c
BLACK SILKS
Our representative Just ex
pressed us 60 pieces of Swiss oil
boiled guaranteed Taffetas, pur
chased at much under price.
20-inch wide, worth 69c
at a yard O i iC
27-lnch wide, worth $1.19 yard -Teat
a. yard . 3C
86-Inch wide, worth $1.39' QO-.
at a yard 9gC
C J!' ?onUet Co 's Lyona celebrated
Rlack Tofteta. We are the only
2OLS2. in Omaha Importing these
fine Taffetaa direct-at cn
yara sww
, pieces new checks, also fine cream suitings,
at, yard.
SBc French Flowered Orrandles, hundred of pretty effects and colors, gg
at, yard
Cream Worsted Dress Goods. , New Grey Dress Goods.
M-,nch Jjnama. $100 ade. 69c Newe jay.Gy.gy.'l
BO-.nchWor.ted T.chtln. Serge 8Qc VVrU::..K r,v v. to flf-
teen yard lengths, at,
yard
46-Inch fine French Serge, $1.00 6QC
- gi-ade, at, yard .
Cream Mohair Luetre, too and 45C
60c grades, at, yard
10c
Newest
Stules In
LADIES'
LOW
SHOES
and PUMPS
We show the leadiug popular novelties.
Large eyelet ribbon ties, new button
oxfords and pumps all the favorite
bright and dull leathers, new lasts
and heels, 50 X5
HIGH GRADE WASH GOODS Drm Good Department
Fine sheer and heavy French and lOr-lr-iOc-SOc ?S 2 50
Irish White Linens, at, yard OVC 43C to
DMnty White Swiss. 25C-39C-49C 4 VaM.??..?.0".?.
Lingerie Lawn, all colors and cream, white and black, 45 QC f
59
P
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& r...l."f: Cupid, made
u shades including black and white, 23 inches wide and
$ washable, at a yard
inches wide, at, yard
Lingerie Waist and Dress Patterns Full dress pattern eye- IOC d
let Embroidery, at, each JJ
Want Patterns, dainty lace and sheer I Hand embroidered robes, linen robes jj
1HScS!:.75c L00-l.25-J.50 JJfSh.... .7.50.9.50-15.00 g
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White Oxfords
Ladles' Canvas and Sea Island
Linen Oxfords, white, gray,
pink and blue, at
1.50-1.65-2.75
Men's Low Shoes
2L-$3
$5
Built for comfort and embodying
every correct style the best se
lected leathers prices
The Florsheln Oxfords are the best low shoes
for men more than worth the price at. . . .
Carpet and Rug Specials I MONDAY'S BASEMENT SPECIALS
We are continually showing the very newest patterns in high class
carpets and rugs. In our large day-light department we can satisfy every
desire In the carpet or rug line.
Best grade Brussels Carpet, all new patterns floral and oriental 7Qr m
eft eels usually sells at 98c yard at, yard A JSt K
HlOLloa J ne prices are advanc
ing, but we bought early ana can
save you money on every yard.
Linoleum I yards and 4 yards wide,
worth us to 8&o A CJo-tir--
yard t, yard VU-OVt
STRAW Himxa-All new stock
S1;:"1.".'". 124c to 35c
JXTa"rda!!t.l.n'7..19c to 35c
IN OUR. RUG SECTION
Larger and better lines of rugs than ever before shown In Omaha
all prices and all sixes.
txll Brussels Rug 2g J Body Brussels Rug 2500
vJ.V.!"'f!'?ii''ii-5o $25 1 ?.v!??l H".!y.!'.35.oo
Every rug quoted here is a genuine bargain. Hundreds of otner
values la this section Just as tempting. We suggest that you come Monday.
IN THE LINEN DEPARTMENT
86-ln. plain white dress
linens. 85c value at,
a yard lo
:7-in. bleached all linen
cntHh - for skirts and
and suits, worth 3iio
yard at, a yard...lTo
iOo and 60c all linen
table d a in a k, odd
pieces, to close out
at, a yard 39o
Dinner napkins, value up
to 1. T dozen at a
dosen S1.00
$3.60 and $4.00 all linen
pattern table cloths,
k-4 and S-ID sizes ut,
each... 91.75 and 91.98
tc Turkish
each . . . .
wash cloths,
lo
One lot of soiled linen
doilies, worth up to
10c at, each Is
Co value bleached twilled
cotton crash toweling
at. a yard 3e
5c fringed barber towels
at, each 1H
12 He hemmed buck
towels at, each..aVto
ISO bieached Turkish
towels at, each, 7 He
26c bleached Turkish
towels at, each 1H
10c Tenerlffe dollies
at, each SHo
8
New A. F. C. and Toile du Nord
Fancy Dress Ging-
hams Monday at, M i
a yard U2v
Yard wide Dress Percales,
light grounds with black and
colored figures, made from
finest Sea Island r
cotton, at a r
yard LI 2
Checked and plaid Nainsooks
for aprons, children's dresses,
etc., 10c quality, sold fa
from the bolt at a
yard v
Beautiful silk dotted Mousse
lines, desirable shades for
evening wear,
at a yard
only
40-lnch wide fancy
Apron Lawn, 19c
value, at a
yard
Dotted and striped white Swiss,
suitable for waists,
dresses, etc., at-
yard
!9c
ordered
lie
lists, mm i
-a 72c
Fine white Cambric, 36 inches
wide, finest Muslin and Long
Cloth remnants from
the best qualities,
at a yard
40-lnch white Lawns, in vari
ous grades and lengths, val
ues up to 19c
yard, at a
yard
9-4, 10-4 and 11-4 wide Un
bleached Bheetlng, long
lengths, serviceable
quality, at a
yard
6k
vari
i, val-
5c
e Un-long
18c
legular 12c Chambray Gingham, in shades of blue and gray, Monday forenoon f
lorn the bolt, at, yard Uw
A SPECIAL SALE OF LACE CURTAINS
Our Drapery Department was never so complete as now. We show everything that is new and desir
able. We buy direct, in large quantities, from both foreign and domestic mills, and we can show the very
best styles at prices that are Impossible elsewhere.
Nottingham Curtains, In neat patterns,
3 yards lopg and up to 60 inches wide,
at pair
Pretty lacy Nottingham Curtains, all new '
patterns, 3. yards long, up to 60
Inches wide and worth up to $2.60 pair.
98c
1.79
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Scotch Nottingham Curtains, white and
two-tone, fine dainty nets and rich
heavy effects special at pair
Brussels Point Lace, Point d'Arab and
fine Nottlnghams special at
pair
2.98
3.98
QUEEN mfflr '
RESOLVED I
THAT EVERY MOTHER
WANTS ,HER LITTLE
MARY JANE T O LOOK
PAINTY AND NEAT
EVERY MAY DAY. LIT
TLE (3IRL.S LooK THEIR
PRETTIEJT IN NEW
DRESSES FROM BRAN
DED'. 5U-5TER BROWN.
MORE PRETTY NEW DREJE-5 FOR CHILDREN AT
BRANDED' THAN ALL OTHER STORED IN OMAHA.
DO WORK OF BRAINWORKERS
Sobs of the TMags Wklrh Are Ac
eoBipllsh4 by pellcate
Meehasilens.
It Is said that when the inventor of the
typesetting machine first endeavored to
demonstrate the practicability of his mech
' anlsm It was laughed at and pooh poohed
by old printers. "In order," said they,
'to make a machine that will set type
you must Invent a thing that will think."
But the Inventor triumphed and today the
result of his labor Is one of the most val
uable of mechanisms. And each yesr adds
to the long list oT machlnoa that do the
work of brain workers. From the corn
miller's little bell, that sets up a terrible
amount of tinkling the moment the hopper
runs empty, tip lo Ih complicated calcu
lating machines seen in every bank, there
are so many mechanical substitutes for
the brains that It is really difficult at
times for one to realize that after all these
machines are machines and not things of
intelligence.
In screw factories one will see a ma
chine thnt. taking hold of a rod of metal,
will pull it rapidly along, giving the end
of It the general shape of a screw, cut
ting the thread around it and the slot in
the head-finally turning out a perfect
screw. Bo far the process dies not strike
one as bt-ing anything so very remarkable
In this ae of wonderful Inventions, but
when the machine exhausts Its material and
emits a sharp, impatient ring of a bell to
summon an attendant to bring more metal,
then one does experience an eerie sensation
that the contrivsnce really does think.
There Is a machine for printing rail
way tickets that affords an amusing in
stance of a "thinking" Invention. It Is
Interesting to watch this machine do Its
work. The tickets that It turns out are
not, as might be supposed, printed In large
sheets and then cut up. On the contrary
the cardboard Is first cut Into tickets,
which are printed afterwards, one by on.
These small blank cards are Inserted Into
what might be termed a perpendicular
spout being arranged in a pile. The ma
chine slips a piece of metal beneath the
bottom of thes pout and pushes out the
lowest ticket In the pile o be printed
and consecutively numbered. There Is no
chance to "fool" the machine by offering a
bad ticket, for In an lnstsnt the mechanism
detects the Imperfect blanks with which
It utterly refuses to have anything to do.
'A great many other references might
be made to the "thinking" machines that
do their work with so much consslentlous-
ness, but to complete the Hut It will suffice
to notice the remarkable performances of
certain machines uvd in the Philadelphia
mint In connection with the weighing of
coins. .
The new coins are found sometimes to
be under or over weight, and it becomes
necessary to sort them under the classifi
cation of "light, heavy and good." This
delicate business Is done with unerring pre
cision by a long row of wonderfully clever
little machines.
Into these machines are Inserted" single
piles of bright, new coins. Automatically
the mevhajilsm takes each coin, puts It
Into the scales, and In a fraction over three
seconds weighs It. If the coin be light
the machine pushes It Into its proper re
ceptacle; If heavy Into another and If the
coin be of correct weight It Is pushed Into
a third receptacle, Philadelphia Record.
ELOCUTION AGAIN IN VOGUE
Old Baalaess f Teaching; the Art Is
Revived Isstr Favorable
Ceaaltlcas.
The business of teaching elocution, which
dwindled down to almost nothing a dec
ade or ao ago. Is now having and tor some
time has been having a sort of revival,
which observers ascribe to a curious
cause.
When the theater at least that part of
It which lies on the other side of the foot
lightswas an unknown ground and a
place of mystery to the rank and file, elo
cution was considered a necessary part of
the "finishing" education of most young
women, and it waa an unfortunate girl.
Indeed, who could not recite "Curfew
Must Not Ring Tonight" or some such
thriller with all the proper tones and In
flections carefully placed. Then the stage
and the intimate private lite of Its peo
ple began to be exploited by the news
papers, assisted by the press agents. This
resulted In the discovery that elocution,
though a needed accomplishment of the
actress, was, compared with other things,
so small a help along her pathway to
shining success that the hope uf achieving
fame that way was seen to be Illusive
and the teachers of elocution Ugan to
disappear.
Then came the women's cluhs and Hit
national conventions of women workers
In this or that field, and It Immediately
became apparent that even in the regular
school course elocution had fallen Into
neglect. No one now wanted to recite
poetry or tear passion to tatters, but
women who desired to make speeches
found they couldn't do It; their voices
wouldn't reach or their breath wouldn't
last or their tongues would persist In trip-'
ping und they tKiutiht the professional
elocutionist. He was principally con
spicuous by his absence at first, but ha
specially appeared In response to this new
demand and Is now numerous once more.
He doexn't tench exactly the sums things
In exactly the same way as he did be
fore, but he is more serviceable than ever,
Philadelphia Record.
Mea Mure Koollab.
The teli graph tells of a man who paid
IA.imj for an orchid, and of another who
paid 15V0 for s home. The little worms
and huKs will eat a plant as readily
as a wee.!, and a Jir.).(.n) horse Is not above
the glanders. In view of these purchases
and others told every dsy that are so bad,
the charge that only women are foolish'
when they go shopping la proveg untrue.-
Ohio Btat Journal.
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