The Omaha Daily Bee
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THE OMAHA DEE
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EDITORIAL SECTIOil.
Pi-:s 11 to 20.
VOL. XXXVI-NO. 239.
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3 JEWELR.Y EASTER. OFFERINGS
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OoM rilled Brooch! and Stick Pin
Very pretty designs, values up to
$1.50; Saturday, choice 85o
Special Easter Sterling Silver Book
Marks, Hat Pin Bolder, etc., from
$1.50 down to 3 So
24 karat gold plated Illttr Eggs, for
matrh or toothpick holders, some
thing very new ami pretty. ench.43o
All leather Bqnaw Bars, frln.ro trim
med. leather frufwl. with thren
welts; apodal Saturday 69o
Gold and Stiver Mesh Dag, from $20
down to W-98
Hundreds of styles of the latest nov
elties In Bretelle Belts, Imported
Elastic Steel Btudded Belts. Steel
Studded and Fancy Leather Belts,
with front and hark buckles Bee
Our Beautiful Eaatar Z.lna from
115 down to 3 So
Full line of Crucifixes.
THE SUPERB WINDOWS
Tor over a week onr windows have been "ont of business" some
thing doing! Our raster windows will represent the greatest effort
In window decorating ever tackled in Omaha, an effort hsrdly ever
surpassed in any great city in the world.
WB PT.AJT TO WAVE A If IWTTIATOttT TTEW 6 O'CLOCK g AT
TjmPAT BTIHIH8, PB.OTIDEP TIB II.ECTRICAI. POfftB BE
QPIaEP CAW BH TTRlfCP OH AT THAT HOUR.
PICTURE FRAMES
100 Wood Veneer Frames, sizes 7x9 and 8x10, wood
veneer mats to bo with picture, a 60c value Satur
day for 29t
PYROGRARPY BARGAINS
New arrivals, Glove and 'Kerchief Boxes, for... 25c
New arrivals, oval and circle Panels, at 35c, 20c.lfi
Watch for Sunday's Ad. IIIr Sale of Framed Pictures.
SECOND FliOOll.
I0S1ESY
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Double Green Trading Stamps.
Saturday is always a busy day
in our Hosiery section, and we are
'7 W going to use extra efforts to make
3 this our biggest day.
j Ladies' Imported Lisle Hose In
lace boot, allover Lace and hand
43 embroidered, 50c vnlue; pair 35
fl Ladies' Fast Black Lisle Hose, 35c
value, pair 155
Boys' extra heavy Bicycle Hose, 17c
value; pair . ... 12Va
3
4
CORSETS
$1.50 and $2 Straight Front, Long
Hip, Lace and Ribbon Trimmed
Coutil Corsets and Short Hip,
French Shape, Lace Trimmed Top
and Bottom
Saturday only,
each
SECOND FLOOR.
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S7c
GLOVES
One more week 'till Easter. If you want gloves to
wear with your Easter gown, we'd advise you to buy
soon, while the stock is complete. Six expert glove fit
ters so that customers can get waited on
quickly. Buy a pair of Bennett's gloves
and you'll be well pleased.
2-clasp Lamb Gloves, all colors and sizes. $1,00
2- clasp Paris Point, all col
ors and sizes $1.25
3- clasp real kid, all colors
and sizes 1.50
8-button Mousquetaire, all
colors and sTzes. . . 82.50
12-button Mousquetaire, all
colprs and sizes. .. $3.25
16-button Mousquetaire, all
colors and sizes. . .$3.75
12-button lisle 08
16-button lisle $1.4U
12-button silk $1.49
16-button silk $1.08
16-button extra heavy
for $2.25
Double Green Trading Stamps
or
Great Sale of
BIBLES
93.98, 93.98 and 93 Values, 98c Saturday
we place on pale a largo quantity of
teachers' and scholars' Blhles. bound In
French Morocco leather, divinity clrcu.t,
red under gold edges, self-pronouncing,
printed In large type, with maps, refer
ences, concordance and Index.
This Is the best barealn ever offered on
Bibles they are worth as high as $3.9S,
Saturday 98o
Book Section Main Floor.
Books for Easter
Beautiful line of books which make very appropriate gifts for Easter. "What Is
Worth While" series, bound In white vellum, stamped In gold, best book paper,
8 Be value for ' 850
Tadded edition of neat gift books, stumped In gold, beautiful floral designs printed
In colors, such titles at "The Story of Christ," etc., 36c value for 8Go
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SHOES FOR SPIRING WEAR
Our Stock of New Styles for Spring Women's Shoes Is Complete.
w especially uirect your aiieniion 10 our uispiuy ui xuruiuy jjuuu
Shoes dow ready to meet the demands of anew season none better
and few as good at prices asked
D Olt 0 THY D ODD The Faultless Bitting Shoe for Women.
Ease and Elegance
The splendid combination of fashion, com
fort and service that Dorothy Dodd shoes af
ford is the secret of their wonderful success.
They Fit Where Others Fail
Great variety of styles to select from
for street, dress or outing wear in patent
leather, black and brown Eibo kid and Ama
zon calf heavy and light soles
$350-$3go-$250
j J $2.50
ST $3.00
I Jj $3.50
1426
Two-hole Patent Colt Tip
3.00
$2.50
$3.00
$3.50
The Nobby Patent Leather
Button
3.00
1612
KIN) Kid Tatent Tip
I $3.00
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1445
High Cuban Heel Patent Kid
Vamp
3.00
$1.98
Special Sale of
WOMEN'S OXFORD
TIES, $1.98
Tan and chocolate kid Ox
fords, at present very
scarce we anticipated
your wants. Patent colt
skin Oxfords, light soles,
real dressy, dainty white
canvas, hand turned soles,
and Amazon black kid,
light or heavy soles, all
sizes in all lots, pair
$15
$3.50 ,
Men's W. L. Douglai
UNION MADE
DRESS SHOES
Slightly
factory damaged,
best patent eolt
skin hand sewed
shoes and oxfords,
pair
$2.39
1804
Patent Kid Cuban Heel,
Light Extension Sole
3.50
latent Colt Pump That
Won't Slip
3.50
ANOTHER HUNDRED ANOTHER
CHANCE FOR YOU
All-Felt Mattresses (none shoddy, no
burs), Sanitary, Elastic, Fine, Any Size.
Bennett's Special Biscuit tuffed, bound
edges, good quality fancy ticking two-twenty-l'ive
s-aved on every one at our
price; price at other stores is $9.00
our price Jj6.75
Delivered to all 11. R. stations in Ne
braska for S7.25
Fur altar
Tnird rioor
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Catholic
Religious Goods
"Key of Heaven." hound In flexible
leather, gold edges, tl value, for.... 45c
"Key of Heaven.'' padded leather bind
ing, gold edxe, comes In black case,
11.25 value for 58o
Tnrge line Rosaries, from Pfe to 10c
Gold Rosnrles t5. 1(1 and L'0-yenr guar
antee), assorted stones, from 110 down
to 9335
Full line of Trayer Books, St. Vincent's
Manuals, Manual of Prayers, Catholic
Bibles, etc., prices from !" down to 46o
Large assortment White Prayer Books for
First Communicants.
Book Section Main Floor.
Crockery
Some exceptional attractions
are put on every day.
Our buyer, on a prolonged
buying trip, recently, secured
many novelties and pretty
knick-knacks, each designed for
a brief selling day. They may
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Some Snaps for Saturday, noi oe auvmiu; uinv,
10co Discount on all Dinner invite you to a minute survey of
Sets and open 6tock with every this attractive department.
purchase Of $1.00 Or Over. Fifty lloval AustrJan 10O-piece Dinner Ret,
patterns to select from. $20 value, Saturday only, $17.00
English Jet
Tea Pols,
Rockingham
Hare, all
Children's Day Saturday
Special Showing of Misses, Children's
and Infants' Wearing Apparel
Spring Jackets and Coats
5lado of broadcloth, white
serge and fancy cheviots
mixtures, plaids, pin checks
and stripes, each, at f QC p
$4.93, $:?.!).'), $2.!)r and...l
SKCOXD FLOOlt.
School Dresses
Special Dresses for School Girls
Made of gingham, percales,
dimity and lawn; some trim
med in embroidery and tucks,
others have tucked lawn
(luimpes; plain colors, stripes
and plaids, each, at P
& ' fc
$2.98, $1.98 and
Waists for Saturday
Special
Waists Made of fine lawn and
batiste, handsomely trimmed,1
in German Val. Laces and Me
dallions, Saturday spe-
cial, $3.93 and
Women's Spring Coats Mado
of covert and cheviot, plaids,
pin checks and stripes, hand
somely tailored, Sat- A95
urday special, $5.93 &. .
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Omaha's Grandest Millinery Display
Fashion's Rcllcx-thc Westerner's MUlinery School
THE BOUQUETS HANDED US SINCE MONDAY, so
spontaneous and evidently sincere, indicate clearly that
public sentiment is overwhelmingly enriched by our peer
less millinery displays.
Here are three leaders for Saturday:
$5.00 $7.50 $10.00
1 rsr17 jur
No. 1 A Special at $5.00
A hat that's marvelous value
at the price, made of pyrox
line braid, trimmed with
roses, ribbons, foliage;
shown In all the new mush
room effects; popular shades
white, pink, blue, navy,
green and garnet, Saturday,
at $5.00
No. 2 A Pretty Easter Leg
horn at $7.50
Made of fine quality leghorn,
fancy shirred facing, trim
med with imported roses and
chiffon it's a leader at the
price Saturday, at .$7.50
Your Critical Inspection Invited.
No. 3 Charming Kuster Hat
for $10
Exceptional values, not of
fered under $15 elsewhere,
made of imported Jap ma
terial Milan chip and leg
horn with imported flowers
and ribbons this hat is a
challenge $10
VOLLMER CLOTHING COMPANY'S
CLOSING OUT SALE
Black, blue and any fancy mixture suit in
the department Black Confirmation Suits
Brokaw Bros., Hirsh, Wickwire & Co., Kohn
Bros., Perfection Young Men's
Any Suit sold up to $35, to close, each,
$15, $12.50, $10, $7.50 and $5.00
Boys Black Confirmation Suits 8 to 16 years,
at $5.95, 4.93, $3.95 and $2.95
Choice of any odd Child's or Boy's Suit, 4 to 16
years, sold up to $4.95, bargain square, at $1.95
Dutchess, Sweet, Orr & Co. and Fink's Trousers,
to close, at 20 Discount. Odd pairs out or
suits and broken lots, worth up to $6 a pair
to close, pair $2.50
Rain Coats and Spring Overcoats at Half Price
Perhaps you need one.
Easter Neckwear Just Received
Easter Neckwear Wilson Bros.' four-in-hands.
etc., each, at $1.00, 75c and 50
Men's Special Half Hose 35c and 25c grades,
goods from leading mills,; pair, at 20
Dozen, at S2.25
Men's Special Half Hose 20c grade, from "llad-
ium" mills, each, at 15o or 2 for 2oc; doz.Sl.J5
Men's Summer Balbriggan Shirts or Drawers
Blue silk etrhe, 75c and 65c grades, each. .50
Men's Pique $1.50 Summer Union Suits at. 98
Choice of any colored or white Shirt, sold up to
$1.50, for 85
MEATS! MEATS!
Prt'sh Dressed Spring Chickens, per
pound 10 s
Freh Dressvd Itooaters lb g
Choice Voung Mutton Legs, lb.OH
Choice Young Mutton Loins, to roast,
pound 11 H
Loin Mutton Chops, lb 12 H
Rib Roast, rolled, all bones out. lb.,
12c and 10
Pot Koast, lb., 7c and 5
Boiling Beef, 8 lbs. for 25
LAUD LA HI) LARD
No. 1 Fresh Leaf Lard, 11 lbs. $1.00
And Fifteen Green Trading Stamps.
Cudahy's Ilex Lard, in 10-lb. palls,
$1.18
And Twenty Green Trading Stumps.
HAMS AND DACON
Large Shipment Morrell's Iowa Hams,
every ham selected and guarantied,
Pound 150
Thirty Green Trading Stamps With Kai h
Ham.
Morrell's Iowa Prtoe Bacon (backs), In
strips, pound 16Vo
Twenty Ureen Trading Stamps Wlm
Each Strip.
Morton-Oregson Co.'s Best Grade Bacon
(backs), In strips, pound 14Ho
Twenty Green Trading Stamps With
Each Strip.
....15c
Green
"If JCb From BcnnetVt It's Good."
Bennett's Big Grocery
SATURDAY LIST OF MONEY
SAVERS. TLEAKK LEAVE ORDERS EARLY.
COFFEE ROASTED DAILY.
Bennett's Best Coffee, 8 lbs 11.00
And 75 Orcn Trading Stamps.
Teas, your choice, lb 68c
And 75 Green Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Baking Powder, 6-lb.
can $1.00
And 100 Green Trading Stamps.
GRAN FLAT ED SUUAK DOUBLE
GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
Bennett's Capitol Flour, sack $1.30
And 100 Green Trading Stamps.
Vegetable and Flower Seed. pkK. . ,.2Vfcc
Thompson's California Sultana Raisins, lb..
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
"Best We Have" Brand Vegetables Ten
Trading Stamps with each can:
Corn, can 12 Vic
Hominy, can loo
Tomatoes, large can 16c
Baked Beans, laige can 120
Pumpkin, large can 12'a
Kidney Beans, can 12 Ho
Wax Beans, can 15o
Lima lo ans, can , 15c
Petit Pols peas, cun 12HC
StrlnglesB Beans, can 15c
Castile Toilet Soap, fl cakes 25o
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Palnce Car Jam, can 1 2c
Navy Beans, hnnd picked, 10 lbs 2jo
Saratoga Chip Special 1-lb. pkg 20c
H-lb. rkg 10o
V-lb. pkg 5c
Vneoda Biscuit. 4 pkgs ...15o
Anil Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Diamond S Chilli Sauce, bottle 2"c
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Oats, 2 pkgs 20o
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Wheat. 2 pks .1 20c
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Prune Special 2,000 lbs. California Prunes, lb.... to
Joseph Tetley Co.'s India and Ceylon Teas Sun
flower brand. H-lb. tin 40c
And Thirty Green Trading Stamrs.
New York Full Cream Cheese, lb 20c
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Virginia Swiss Cheese, lb 2Tc
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Wiggle Stick Bluing, 6 sticks 253
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Corn, ran 5c
Peas, can t.
Corn Stnrch, lb. pkg 4c
OH Sardines, can 4c
HEADQUARTERS FOR BUTTER.
6,000 lbs. Bennett's Capitol Creamery, full pound
bricks, each 30c
Red Cross Cream, can lQo
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Worcester Table Salt, large sack ...10c
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Lettuce, Radishes, Cucumbers, Pie Plant, Green
Onions, Tomatoes Fresh Dully.
Three Thousand Fresh Cocoanuts, worth 10c, Fri
day and Saturday, only 5o
Lemons, worth 15c dozen, at lOo
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Bennett's Candies
Thousands of Easter Novelties, up from.,
Ducks, Rabbits. Chicks, each
Candy Ekkh. 5 for
Fancy Candy Eggs, 8 for
,.8c
,.Cc
..5c
,.5c
Hardware and HousefurnisKings
...49c
Extra Quality Shovel, long or
snort handled, special..
24-tooth Steel Lawn Rake,
best quality rUC
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
36-tooth Steel Lawn Rake, r
best quality 0 DC
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
Good Steel Garden Rakes, each,
35c, 50c and 3C
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Scrub Brushes, Rice root, Palmetto and Tamplco, choice
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Best quality Steel Garden Rakes, Jt (
48c, 45c and TUC
And Twenty Green Tradinn Stamps.
Steel Spading Forks, best quality C
made, 85c and I DC
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
Carpet and Rug Beaters, each, f f
12c and lUC
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Carpet Beaters, each, 2uc, 2uc f p
and IJC
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
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CRIMINALS' J-ATEST DODGE
Trlclt of Cll Their Faces li.
oompllabd ? Aid of
a, Doctor.
v
Exprt crlir.lnologists who have made
the stigmata of degeneration their Ufa
tudy, who can tell to a nicety what poa
atbllltlea from crime lie behind the mask on
Which nature's cunrOiig hand haa limned
lria ,tory of dark thoughts and baa de
slrea. will l presently discounted by the
most afuastng oblltraUon of all vlcloui
slgna and symbols that ever translated
k vita Uita U outward aemblaaca of ra-
r
rpectablllty. Heads of detective bureaus,
not only at the police headquarter of
various cttloa. but In thoaa prlvata de
tective agencies which reap annual bar
vtmta from the rich, whose remarkable
memory for known criminals and per
spicuity In the recognition of guilt under
the parade of Innocence have made them
the dreed of all offenders, old and new.
will find themaelvea baffled by a strange
metamorphosis.
The neat chapter In criminology will be
one of lost Identities. For the up-to-date
malefactor, the crook who takea a genuine
pride In hla profession, and considers him
self an artist therein, no longer takea skib
orata car to cover hla tracaa. 11a simply
changes hia face. He does not resort to
manifold disguises to evade the r,ltc Ha
goes to a specialist and has his features
made over, and, secure against detection.
he walka about the streets, his opportuni
ties for avll doing multiplied a thousand
told. Bo steadily and quietly haa this work
been carried on, so quickly has the "tip"
been passed, that it would astound the
authorities to learn to what extent the
famous rogues' gallery has been cleverly
tampered with. Some of Its celebrities
have completely faded out of existenca
Others remain only In that, pussllng half
Ukenesa which la often mode deceiving
than tno change so tlx a TUe manufauiura
of new criminals out of the old has,
In fact, become one of the necessar ytrlcka
of the trade, and here In New York, In
a well known establishment In the very
heart of the city, where fashionable women
go to be beautlried, and where malforma
tions or defects are removed by the skillful
hand of science, many a local reputation
for house breaking and picking pockets
lias been wiped out in half an hour's seance
with the lancet and a syringe.
The doctor aeea in the patient only his
"case," and asks no questions. The dell
rate nature of the operation lnsurrs the
strictest privacy. The thief or the badgtr
game notable has only to asuume well
rutin aarmenla and exhibit a sufficiency
of bank notes to be "treated." In luxuri
ous quarters, with only the white-capped
nurse who assists the surgeons to note
the disappearance of one facial trait and
the birth of another, the man or woman
whose photograph down In Mulberry street
la damning evidence of guilt. Is literally
given another chance.
Curiously enough, it Is the petty crim
inal who has so far been most alive to
the gain to be hoped for in this exchange
of physical characteritlcs. Those who
work In crowds or through force of methods
are for one reason or another much In
the public eye viz.. that of the police
have proved the most anxious to "lose
their looks." The man who blows up a
safe or holds up a train has less need,
or thinks he has.
Some of them are well aware that the
surgeon who rearranges their features Is
cognizant of their culling, though the
subject Is never mentioned between them.
He has been able to follow th careers of
a few, and has learned Interesting details
In the lives of his cllii.tu. One thief, who
had "done time" at various intervals
since his boyhood, in his moments of liberty
was a "sport" of dashing appearance who
frequented the race tracks. In a period
of affluence he decided to retire. Hla first
Investment In a new life was U) for the
face of virtue, armed with which he went
out to aeek hi fortune in other fields.
So.
gentle.
Another, like the lesser hero In
clal Highwayman." has become i
man's "man." And these serve to bolster
up the doctor's theory of nature's re
venge for this Interference with Its rlghta.
New York World.
Making- II Kaslrr fur Hint.
The conventional hukband was making"
the o nventioiial i ring borui"t remarks.
"After I have worried all winter over tha
money I waa trying so hard to aukT," ha
said, "I find thut you have aiN-nt It all for
your new hat."
"Yes." replied his sweet young wife. "I
want to relieve you of as many of your
w orr lea aa possible." Judge.