The Omaha Daily Bee.
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THE OMAHA DEE
Best & West
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ESTABLISHED JUNE 19, 1871.
OMAHA, SATURDAY MC-UNIXO, MAY IP, 1906.
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OMAHA WKATIIER FORECAST HTl'HIAV FAIIt
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GREEN TRACES STAMPS EVERY TIS4E
Remarque
Proof
Etchings
$4.98
Framed in rich brown chest
nut mouldings, specially
designed frames, white
torchon mats, values up to
$12, sale price AO
Saturday a0
y A suitable Wedding Gift
a Picture for the Home.
Visit Our Art Gallery.
PYROGRAPHY
BARGAINS.
40c Glove and
'Kerchief Boxes. . . C
25o Frames, oval 1 f2
and square IOC
90c Photo Q
. Boxes jJfy
$1.85 Dresser 1
Boxes
$1.50 Phyro QO
Points., J3
Outfits, $5.00, I ir Q
. $3.25 and I.U J
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at 49c
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Calnc (1 .."0 edition.
"THE PIT," by Frank Norrls pub-
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BOOK SBCTION-MAIN FLOOR.
And Now It's About All In!
BURNS' CROCKERY
All Moved to Our Building, and There'll be Many Pieces Gotten Ready Every Day
For We Mutt Clean This Stock Up Quick.
Hundreds and hundreds of odd pieces Dinner Sets,
Toilet Sets, pieces of China of all kinds, Tea
Pots, Sugars, Creams, etc., etc. Prices start at lc
and go up 2c, 3c, 5c, 10c, etc., etc.
HT 1 - o..j.,.. . 4i. ok x
and 40c. each at 15c and."C
S i Dnlv nrinnt 9(10 irnmfi nrlv if
vou want one of these.
One lot of White Hotel Ware will be ready Sat
urday. Just about 2,000 pieces
Plates, dozen, 85c and 75c
Individual Bakers, dozen 60c
Meat Platters, dozen 60c
Bowls, dozen 90o
Ice Water Jugs, each 17c
Butter Pads, dozen 20c
O 1 I
Unhandled Cups and Saucers, dozen COc
One cask French China Dinner Sets opened, out of
Burns' stock. These are beautiful China, pretty
green decoration, stippled with gold, 'I'J AA
a $45.00 set for &A33
Only four of these to sell.
Lots of odd Cups, at 5o and 3c
Odd Saucers, at 2c and lc
Odd Plates at (lc, 5c and 4c
Etc., Etc., Etc.
All the Dinner Sets that are
left will be closed out Satur-
aay at, a set, iz.w, a.uu, &liier iV, JSi
To1iiflc wa will r nVln "Lv C A 0
'4
OMAHA WKATHKR r'OUKC AST SATl U1AY FAIR
D)
T" .'1 T TT T W T "1
COAL OFFICE TRANSFER BOOTH.
Cigars Cigars
ta. cAt.nrn,
cigar ! for.,
an Imported ftc
l' for
'V
25c
$2i
I
riTTSRI RO KID8-A good Ef
stogie- for IOW
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
TATTFRSON S SEAL Cl'T O 4
PLIO S-o. tin -
And Five Green Trading Stamps.
PORC. S MIXTCRK-A blit V-r Bc
k1o ruck for JW
CIGARS By the hox-.V) Tor for and up
KKX WEST nv:SAOOES A rlar
Havana bc. atralght 2SC
WE WHOLESALE CIGARS AND
TOBACCO.
Saturday Brins ii Shoes
Old Gentlemen's Vici Kid, plain toe, PA
Southern ties Jll
Men's Vici Kid Prince Alberts, soft PA
and easy to get on.
Men's Welted Sole Work Shoes, y rn
Bellows tongue, plain toes or tips. . ,iJU
Ladies Patent Colt Plain Toe Gibson Ties,
with large eyelets, $3.00 value, 2 00
Misses' and Children's Oxfords, Strap Sandals
or Ribbon Ties, at $2.00, $1.75, QOn
$1.50, $1.35 and ZOC
Unlimited variety of Ladies', Misses' and
Children's White Canvas, Calf or Kid Ties, of
all shapes and all prices.
We will give a check, calling for a Dish of
Bennett's Delicious Ice Cream, with each pair
of Ladies', Misses' or Children's Oxfords, Slip
pers or. Low Shoes all day Saturday.
Millinery! Millinery!
Captivating Bargains for Saturday's Special Selling
All $4 and $5 Hats will be placed
on tables just about fifty of
them will be closed out 4 QR
each, A
All $3 ami $3.50 Hats will also be
pl-aced on table not very many of
these, but all will be closed JCj
out at, choice 1
Street Hats
Beautiful line, latest styles, marked
yp to $2.50 your choice
Saturday
This Is Positively the Most Engaging Bargain Sale of Millinery
i of the Season
Carpets and Rugs for Saturday
RUGS0xl2, regular
15.98
9x12, regular $27.50
18.75
in beautiful Ori-
27.50
PALISADE BRUSSELS
$1!.50 value; Saturday,
at
WILTON VELVET RUGS
values; Saturday,
at. .' '
SANFORD BEAUVAIS-9xl2,
ental patterns, all shades,
choice
MATTINGS
CHINA MATTINGS-Worth 18c,
at ,
CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTINGS
Worth 22c, at.
CHINA MATTINGS Worth 30c,
at
JAPANESE MATTINGS-Worth 35c,
at .'
12ic
:15c
22c
25c
Specials irv Hard
ware Saturday
Rig Salr on Shovel nl Sple
UeRular 65c goods J CI
Saturday nfJC
Pcroon Door, all Mze. complet
with hinges and ecrewa, QQ
up from kOC
Srrrn Windows and
Frames, up from C
Screen Wire Cloth, best 1 1
quality, per f-qtiare foot. . . .liC
Spct-lal prices on rolls.
Poultry Wire, beat quality,
per aquare foot ,...5C
Galvanized Washtuba. j q
T2c, 64c, 66c and vOC
And 40 Green Trading Stamp.
Extra good Ice
Tongs COC
And 20 Green Trading Ktamps.
Ice Picks A
for IOC
And 10 Green Trading Stamp.
Screen Door Hlngea and f n
Screws, 15c and JL
And 10 Green Trading Starapa.
DON'T !KLAV VOIR PAINTING.
Paint now and Improve your
property 80 per cent by using Ben
nett's Prepared PaJnta, Leada,
Oiltt and Varnishes.
POITLE C3KEKN TRADING
STAMPS OX A LI j PAINTS SAT
I'UUAY. JAP-A-LAC Is 1h- only Tarnish
Mtain to make your old wood
work look like new. Come In
twelve color. Price, from 92.00
to 15c.
THE GREAT SILK SALE SATURDAY Over 25,000
new, fimaft and stylish silks in beautiful shades, not
I. d- -naged si ks but every yard clean and perfect worth
(for one day only, Satur-
j 59c to $1.3f i yard (for
' day) yard, 39c and.
29c
75 c
' inch hew" gray mixed suitings, in dark, medium and light
colorings, suitable for jacket suits and separate
'" skirts, worth $1 a yard, a yard, only
finest imported fancy mohairs, in invisible plaids, fancy
) checks, delicate stripes and figures, dots and melange ef
fects, beautiful glossy lustre and firm texture, ftf)
sold at $1.50 to $2.50 yard, sale price, a yard OC
Black Dress Goods Black Panama, all wool, crisp PA
finish, dust proof, sold at 75c yard, a yard, only. . J"v
Saturday's Great Bargain in Embroidery Imported all
over embroideries, in fine nainsook and cambric, 18 to 20
inches wide, all desirable patterns for nobby waists C
regular 75c to $1 value, for this sale only, yard. . . JUC
Good Values in Our Glove Section The celebrated Diamant
French kid gloves, 16 button length, glace finish, in fi "Z
black and white, every pair warranted, special, pair.
Silk and Lisle Glove Bargain Imported pure silk gloves,
and French lisle gloves, two button, modes, browns, greens,
plum, gray, white and black, regular 69o value, Crt-e,
all go Saturday, a pair ..JUG
Fancy Neckwear and Lingerie Largest assortment of ladlea' fancy
atock collar, plain, embroidered, lace and silk and lace trimmed;
linen lawn turnovers, prettily embroidered, and collar and cuff seta;
alio pretty lace and embroldeted chemisettes, this entire lot
i worth to 50c each, all on bargain table Saturday, each JC
rseantiful Lace Sleeve Elbow lace sleeves, made of pretty Val laces
and Insertion proper thing for short aleeve waists, regu
lar 76c and $1.00 vaMien, special sale, a pair IUC
Big Pnrchaa of Face Veilings Cheap Fifty, pieces of plain and fancy
mesh veilings, with or without dots, all the new'sbades, f
worth to 60e a yard, Saturday, a yard UC
Big Wash Goods sale for Saturday 25c to 35c white goods, 19c. 25
pieces white waisting, checked and striped madras and dotted Q
Swisses, worth 26c and 35e, all one price. Saturday, a yard. . . . 1.VC
26c Suiting at 10c a yard All our fine lustre silks, Morwood Suitings,
. Henly serge and wool finished batistes, worth to 25c yard, r
Saturday all ro at one price, a yard UC
Sale of Bed Hheet 60 doxen full slse bed sheets, made of a
heavy linen finished muslin, for one day only, at
Sale of Bed Spreads 100 full size crochet bed spreads, with y (
good heavy Marseilles patterns, special for Saturday, each ... S DC
49c
WALL PAPER
llXO ENT BALB-ABSOLt'TELY AT C08T-Flret-claM line of Tapi-
trlra, EUki. Florala. Two-Tone. Puplei and Erabrnwd Paper all at coat,
i Good that are peinrtta and up-to-date, formerly sold for 1 1 to :6c per
toll, go Haturday, per roll. 30c to 10c.
A $2 00 or over purchase bring you 100 Grn Trading Stamp.
A I&.00 or over purchaae brtnaa you tut Green Trading Stamps.
THIRD FLOOR.
THIRD FLOOR.
LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS The per
fect forms finest shrunk duck, O
gores, 2 folds on bottom, a regular $3
Kkirt, only 100 for Satur- f Cf
urday, at 1IU
ANOTHER SALE LADIES' WAISTS,
8ATIKUAV AT 48C India linon
and lawn waists, lace trimmed, white
embroidered linon and black lawn
waists, values 7oc to 91.00, 4fi.
all go at rOC
LADIES' CHINA SILK Special re
duced sale for Saturday only White
and black with finest French Val
lace and embroidery, trimming,
slices 82 to 42, a 83.UO 1 CI ft
waist, at It JO
LADIES' PETTICOATS The great
est value ever offered the ladles of
Omaha.
AT 50C The new shadow cloth In
fast black, deep ruffloa and
flounce, a' dollar skirt for. .
AT 80C Finest dull finish
double roftlea and flounce,
a dollar fifty skirt for
AT 92.25 The elegant heatherbloom
cloth, light as a feather and durable
as steel, black, silver gray, hello
Alice green, old roae and sea foam
green, Saturday, 2 25
LADIES' WHITE TAILORED SPITS
A nobby eton suit, all white, and
with Alice blue trimming, gored cir
cular skirt, pleated front C CI C
and back, at DtJD
PONY JACKET SUIT White and
with Alice blue trimming, stitched
seams, self buttons and (IP
vertical straps , 0J
50c
sateen,
89c
BENNETT'S
BIO GROCERY
Saturday's Money
Saving List
Extra Help
Extra Deliveries
Mets MeaLts
Omaha's Most Reliable Market, Every
thing Guaranteed.
Pork Loins, lb. 10c
Leaf Lard, 12 lbs. for $1.00
Choice Sirloin Roast, from
choice native steers,
lb., 120 and 10c
Choice Rib Roast, of best qual
ity steers, rolled, all bones
out, lb., 121, and 10o
No. 1 Rib Boiling Beef, 10
lbs. for .......25c
chickens! chickensT
Strictly freah dreented young "I 1 1
Chickens, guaranteed, lb.... 1 i."C
Guaranteed Strictly fresh dressed
Spring Chickens, broilers, 5Qc
HAMS.
HAMS.
Thirty Oreen Trading Btampa with the
I'niiwifiM i-nmce regular iiarr.a:
Cudahy s Diamond C
Hums, at
Cudahy's Rex Hams,
at
R-x Bacon,
at
12c
I2jc
Mil of Baanstt's Tlour, nark 91.30
And Forty Green Trading Stamps.
Java and Mocha Coffee, 3 lha 91.00
And Fifty Gren Trading Stamps.
Teas, uaeorted, pound 88a
And Forty Groen Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder,
pound can 944
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Omar Baked Beuna, 3 large cans 85o
And Ten Green Trading Stamps,
atosa Busbas, hardy, perpetual, aa-
aorted, each, 10o and ..6a
HIASQVAXTZU TO CKZZBB.
New York Full Cream Cheese, b 90s
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Virginia Swiss Cheese, lb 99o
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Brick Cheese, full rream, In 900
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Bayles" After Dinner Cheeee, Jar 94e
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
BUTTKK1 BUTTEB1 BUTTSBt
Bennett's Capitol Oraamary tna but
vr pound brick full weight 93a
TBBB ICS COLD BVTTEBKXZ,aT TO
BYBBYOVB VISIT ! BUTTEB
SECTION.
Minute Jella Crysta, assorted. 3 pkgs.96o
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Sea Island Clams, S ran fl5o
Walker's Chicken Tamales, can 19Vfce
And Five Green Trading Stamps.
Walker's Chill Con Came, can 19Ho
And Five Green Trading Stampa.
Plamond S German Mustard. Jar 10c
And Five Green Trading Ktamps.
Diamond H. French Mustard. Jar lOe
And Five Green Trading Stampa.
Worcester Table Sal:, two aarks 10e
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
TTnol Sam's Baked Beans, 3 large cana.tSo
10-pound aack Yellow Cornmeal 18o
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Pure Strained Honey. Jar lHo
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Table Syrup, S-lb. can HHe
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Corn, can So
Peas, ran So
Oil Sardines, can So
Diamond S Preserves. Jar lOo
Table Svrup, can loo
Bennett's Bargain Soap, 10 bars..9So
Bennett's Capitol Vanilla Extract,
bottle iSo
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Imnn Extract, hof.lSo
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Jell-O. assorted. 3 pkgs 98a
And Ten Green Trading Stampa.
Kippered Herring, can 90e
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Mt. Klneo. M.. Corn. 2 cans 9So
And Twentv Green Trading Stamp.
BintZTT'l CABTST BECTXOB.
Snelal Bala Assorted Ohocolata Frapp
Flavors. Anrlcnt. CnfTre. Pineapple,
Tapberrv. Bitter Sweet. Walnut Ton.
Maple, Tart. Strawberry lb. box....50o
And Twenty Green Trading Stamp.
rmtriTS abid tboetablzb ybesx ,
SAXZ.T.
X.ttno, Badishas, Onions, Ouoambsrs,
Orang, Btrawbanias.
Plaaappla BpacUl Several hundred to sell
a long ua supply lust, each. Irto
nl THc
Cucumber large size, each So
an
"Lion Brand", Hirsch Wickwirc & Co., Brokaw
Bros., Kohn Bros., Union Label, Perfection
Young Men's Bennett's Guaranteed Label
SUITS SOLD UP TO $30, $ P $ 50 $ A J $50
AT Li!) Jiu j JL v d I
Sacks, Bouble Breast, Frocks, Prince Alberts-Choice
of Any Suit in Our House at Above Prices
Dutchess Trousers, ZLmn
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING 3 to 16 years, special priced suits at $4.95, $3.95, J, JJ
ODD AND SLIGHTLY SOILED VESTS-Worth $2.00 and Q 1r
$1.50, at aJV
BEST LINE OF 50o SHIRTS IN THE CITY-MAIN AISLE.
OUR REGULAR SATURDAY SPECIAL-50c White Muslin
Night Shirts for 39c
50c Suspenders 37c
And' Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
50c Balbriggan Underwear, (Main Aisle) 35c
100 Shirts, odds and ends 29c
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Boys' Hose 12o
And Five Green Trading Stamps.
Mohair, silk, madras and all the other materials made up in the
negligee shirts for summer $3 down to... $1.00
Men's and Boys' Caps, worth 50c, Saturday only 25c
Children's white Tarns and Caps at 50c and 25c
Men's, boys' and children's straw hats, all styles, shapes and braids,
$2.00 down to 10c
Panama Hats, at $2.50
SOME NEWSPAPER BLUNDERS
B.ack mt rr4 Err.ra for Wblck
i tk Frafar Gt Wksit
Waa Cl Mlaa.
At) old New York nawspapar man. now
turned farmer, hPt a scrap book In which
for years h pa,td hundreds of the typo,
graphical blunder and other errors that
always annoy, but sometimes amuse, news
paper writers. A few .election from this
collection are given here to show that
vagaries of the lypee and blunders which
writers sometimes make when driven at
top epved may be Compared favorably with
soiut of the current humor of the day.
It was a New Tork newspaper which
announced that "A long Una of aoorplon'a
feathers filed Into the church" instead of
"suralleed fa'hers.' - A Journalist ocoe fa
mous under the pre name of "Oath"
wrote a Fourth of July article, in which he
told with fervid eloquence how the effete
monarchies of the old world trembled In
their boots when they read the Immortal
declaration penned by Thomaa Jefferson
"Thrones reeled," he began a sentence, and
next morning he wUhed he hadn't when
he saw In cold type "Thomas reeled."
A daily newspaper up the Hudson re
ported the speech of g Fourth of Ju'.y
orator who had something to ay about
the "Flat of the Almighty." It got Into
the paper "the fit of the Almighty."
The Winnipeg Times, on the death of a
reverend gentleman, meant to aay "the
death of a prelate." but printed "the death
of a pliate." A Cardiff newspaper, report
ing the sermon of the Re. Dr. Mellor he
fore the Congregational uulon, where the
eleraymaa spots of "Women clothed with
sanctity," by an unfortunate transposition
of the "c" printed the phraee, "Women
clothed with acantlty."
A London paper said that Ernest Renan
had occasion to telegraph across the Brit
ish channel the title of a lecture he was to
deliver In Weatmlnater Abbey. The title
aa written by him was "The Influence of
Rome on the Formation of Christianity."
It was published in England as "The In
fluence of Rum on the Digestion of Hu
manity." It wa In a New York paper's report of
a political meeting that the word "shouts"
whs so ludicrously misprinted as to make
the blunder famous. "The snouts ef 10.000
democrats rent the air," read the report.
A local reporter wrote that Dr. Taltnage
cloeed his services with the hymn, "Nearer,
by God, to Thee." but the blunder was
caught oa the fly la the proof room and did
not get Into the paper. At the time -of tne
Meeker massacre in Colorado a Ol'pa'ch
from the west attributed the tragedy to
the farmers having "pulled down the In
dians' tents and corrals." One paper put
It Into type as "pulled down the Indians'
beets and carrot." ,
The old-time reporter, with the howl for
copy ringing In hi ears, sometimes perpe
trated remarkable Kngliih. A young Chi
cago new gatherer wrote of a man who
had died of asphyxiation: "Mr. Johnson
wa found reclining on tpe bed while hi
leg extended o e the floor and toward
the outer edge of the room."
A Chicago dally found a little boy who,
according to ua veracioua chronicler, was
very dead. Indeed. The wrote wrote: "The
boy waa quite dead. No e IT one could re
suscitate him In the least."
This Is quits as good aa the "ban suUe4
from a feuilleton In the Pari Figaro,
which ran: "Not a cry did she utter nor
give any sign of life, not even when her
brother-in-law put his hand to her heart
and said to Vaque, 'She Is dead.' "
. A steady and venerable evening Journal
solemnly informed Its readers In a com
plimentary notice of the Catholic Fireside
that "Ha stories are not of a nature to de
stroy the morals of the youngect child."
Tills I what till tendon Globe called
"an Inadvertent:" "I'.v " Inadvertence
our recent notice of Dr. Mcaulay"s new
book commented on the absence of liluotra
tlon as a defect. V now find, however,
that it contain twelve wood cut of much
merit."
The editor of a Penuaylvania country
weekly began a leader with a remark that
"Mr. Thomas, In his iddreee at the conven
tion, merely let our people knew how un.
well he fit to cope with Josh Allen on
the stump. il will only prove a political
morsel for Allen to chaw up." The rival
newspaper printed the paragraph with the
heading In circus placard letters, "How
Unwell Ho Is Fit." New York Bun.
Bee Want Ada Are Butlneas Roonters.
Still Servee He Perpoar.
"Say," complained the ctranser, stepping
Inside the drug store, "this weighing ma
chine In front of your place Is out of or
der." "I've got iioililiig to do with thut ma
chine." said tne sl?epy-tookliig young man
behind the counter.
"Well, somebody ought to have.''
"What's the matter with lc. anyway.'"
"It won't work. I dropped a penny Into
It just now and U.e indicator didn't fly
round. X snook the machine and Jumped
up and down on the platform and still It
dtdn t move, a's a swindle."
"It took the penny all right, didn't itf
"Certainly."
"Well, that a what It's for. There s noth-
i... mauer with the machine,
Chicago Tribune.
sir."-.
Srarrelx Worth Mentioning.
"What's the matter, dear, you look pus
sled?" inirt Te. meeting J.r-a on the ave
nue. "I'm sure I io."t something Jun now," re.
plied J-yJ.. but. 1 can't think what it wa.'"
"VrohaMy ir u l anything ry Ini
port imt "
"No. It tiim'l; I remember now; It was
that Uttl Mi. HnlfUm who was walking
with me."-Philadelphia Prase.
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