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TODAY
We Will Sell AH The
EOEEMET
and NOVELTY NET
from Our Gigantic Purchase from the
Trenton, N. J., Mf.gr. of Lace Curtains
25,000 YARDS OF BOBBINET
All the Bobbinet in white, ecru and Ara
bian both in the heavy and light weaves
and up to 72 inches wide, all 1
n full bolts, worth up to $1 )((
a yard, at, per yard.. 11
18,000 YARDS OF NOVELTY NET
Lattice net, colonial net and fish net. This
comes in white, Arabian, ecru, red and
green. Sold as high as $1.25 r
a yard, at, per yard
ART TICKING 5,000 yards of Art Ticking and Cretonne,
worth up to 25c a yard, in mill lengths, at, C
per yard
DRAPERY SWISS G,000 yards fine plain Drapery Swiss
up to 40 inches wide, lengths of 10 to 20 yards, fc
worth 15c a yard, at, per yard C
MADRAS CLOTH 4,000 yards colored drapery Madras
Cloth, worth 25c a yard, in mill lengths, at, per C
yard C
CURTAIN SWISS In full bolts, both in white and colored
stripes, dots and figures, worth 20c a yard, at, f A
per yard 1 IC
All On Sale in Basement--New Store
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Yesterday 8 sale of Lace Curtains was the mist gigantic
success in our entire history. Thousands of delighted
buyers thronged the bawnmt. In spite of ths great
croivd, the wide aisles and immtnse jloor spmce gave
perfect comfort to all. There was n-9 jostling and
there were plenty of clerks. In the Bobbinet sale
today we will again devete practically our entire
basement to the sale, insuring comfort to every one who
a 'fends.
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Greatest Bargains Ever Known in
Lace Curtains
In spite of the enormous crowds on Monday the variety
of lace curtains in this great sale is practically as large as
over. New goods brought forward and piled on squares for
TueHday's selling. Bargains jnst as wonderful as ever.
Lace Curtains, worth up to $7.50 a pair, 98c each All the
5 fine cable net, Arabian, imported Nottingham and novelty
net many imitations of highest grade cur
tains, worth up to $7.50 a pair each,
at :
98c
Full size Lace Curtains In white and Arabian, thousands
of pairs and many worth up to $2.50 a pair. Also all the
drummer's samples of fine lace curtains such as Brussels
net, corded Arabian, cluny, Irish point would
be worth up to $10.00 a pair if you bought in
full size each, at
If yon are accustomed to buy a
18.60 Shoe and bare not yet
learned the excellent shoe features
style), fit. comfort and material
that our shoes at this price offer,
then you have not yet fonnd the
real meaning of $8.50 ahoe raluea
for men.
ffredy pair of theae shoee In a
model of excellence, not a point In
their construction could be bettter.
All -the good that a manufac
ture could poastbly put Into a shoe,
la found In our men's shoes at
$3.50
BDrexel Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam St.
EVERY OMAHA SHOPPER
Ol OIIT TO VRE TI1K MODERN DEPARTMENT STORK TRANSFER
SYSTEM It's the itriiNilil way to nlmp. It preveuU worry, saves tlmf
and labor on your part i abxolntrly kills any chance for your losing or
mislaying a package around the store. You ak first clerk who wait on
you for a TRANSFER SLIP. Aftr you have finished trading In a few or
all departments you go to Transfer Booth, main floor. There all your
purchases are bundled up nicely and waiting for you.
There you foot the bill for the whole amount. ASK THE CLERK.
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MARCH 22, 1907
Can we send one to your address?
If you are a depositor of THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK you'll
be clad to know of our steady In
crease In Surplus, Deposits and
Resources. ,
If you're not a depositor here,
the facts and figures of this state
ment will influence you to become
one.
Kindly send us your address.
DEPOSITS, $1 1,005,841 JM
RESOURCES, 913.20S.000.00
Checking account solicited.
First National Bank
OMAHA. NEB.
49c
All the fine Drummers' Sam
ples of Lace Curtains, worth
up to $5.00 a pair,
will go at,
each
These are half curtains.
15c
Full site Lace Curtains, extra
heavy grades. These are
manufacturers' seconds or Im
perfects. They are
worth up to $2.60
a pair, at, each . . .
25c
STORZ BEER won
Highest Award at,
Lincoln State Fair, 1898.
Highest Award and
Oold Medal at Trans
Mississippi Exposition,
Omaha, 1898. Highest
Award and Oold Medal
at Lewis and Clark Cen
t e n n 1 a 1 Exposition,
Portland, Ore., 1908.
This, when In competi
tion with the renowned
beers of the world, and
when judged by a jury
of the most critical ex
perts. No other beer
has had higher endorse
ment. Drink Store Beer
for your health'a sake.
Keep a case in your
home. Eton Brewing
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f tf 11 fly II Ml
All The Fine Hand Made Laee Curtains
Cluny, real Arabian, Brussels net, Irish point, point Maline
aud the finest Nottingham curtains made would ordin
arily sell up to $15.00 a pair all go at, pah?
198 . 98 . 98 4198
ON MAIN FLOOR. NEW STORE
Fine Ved. Lances
French and German Valenciennes Laces All new pat
terns, dainty, fresh, clean laces on bar
gain squares many matched 6ets,
worth up tol5c a yard, at, yard
all - V TW iar
3ic-5c
Call Us
by Thono
Wnenerer you want
sotaethlng call 'Plum
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known throngk a Be
Want Ad.
?a GOOD
M DENTISTRY
Is the kind you get If you have your
teeth fixed at Taft's.
We use only the best materials, and
every dentist Is a graduate and ex
perienced In all kinds of work.
Fillings 7&c up.
Crowns $5.00
TAFT'S DENTAL ROOMS
lilt Douglas Street.
BAILEY H MACH
DENTISTS
Third riaer. Pixtort Bltck.
Highest Grade Dentistry.
Try ThiNew Way
CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
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SMfOEToiSDr
Two GreaLt
FIFTY DOLLARS
FOR A NAME
This we will pay in money prises
to Omaha school boys and school
girls for the beet name for a boys'
and girls' ahoe. Call at Shoe de
partment and get Muggestion
blank properly numbered. No
other suggestion for a name Is
good unless written out on the
proper blank, which we supply
KKKE.
Propositions
THE AMERICAN DOY
ftreateat magazine In the world for
boys. Free subscription for one
whole yer, with every S10 pur
chase of Boys' Wearables Cloth
ing, Hats Cttps, furnishings, Neck
wear, Shoes, Leggings, Rubbers,
etc. When purchase Is made we
give card bearing boy's name and
registration number. Presentation
of this card gets each new month's
issue.
Sample Skirt Sale
Onlv 92 Skirts In he Lot
50 White Serge Skirts for
$4.95 Handsomely tail
ored, strapped and button
trimmed, regular $10 and
$12.50 values A Q C
Tuesday's sale. . . J
42 Tine Tailored Taffeta
Skirts for $7.48 All 1907
models; every style pleat; some
trimmed in stitched bands and
folds, regular $12.60
aud $15 values
Tuesday sale price
7.48
A Flyer in Women's Tailor.
Ma.de Suits for Tuesday
$20.00 Man Tailored Suits
for $13.75 Made of fine
Panamas, In plain colors and pin
checks and stripes, trimmed In
taffeta and braid, Eton and
Pony Coat styles Tuesday
S13.75
Shoes
Shoes
Shoes
WOMEN'S $2 TAN
OXFORDS, .Tues
day only
98c
Women's $8.00 grey
calf handsewed
Oxfords, pair
98 c
Children's $1.60
Velvet tan kid Gib
son Ties, sizes S Vk
to 12 pair
79c
Men's 69c to $1.00
HOUSE SLIP
PERS, pair
48c
Bennett's Big Grocery
Bennetts
Oats or Wheat,
Two Packages tor
20c
And Ten Green Trading
. Stamps.
RalsUia,
riowia a itd
VIQBTiBIiI
EfiDS, par
2c
DRESS GOODS
SPECIAL DISPLAY OF NEW BROWN FABRICS.
Just received, swell leather shades in elegant light-weight
stuffs, etc,, SPECIAL LOW PRICES.
SILKS
27-inch Colored Taffetas In beautiful rich colorings, chif
fon finish; this silk is fine for skirts, waists, etc., CQ
every yard worth $1.25 at JZrC
36-inch Silk Suiting In beautiful neat designs for elegant
street dresses as well as dressy gowns, all colors 7Q
tans, browns, navy blue, etc.; Tuesday, yard C
WASH GOODS
Silk Mull in Plain White Only, worth 25c yard, at 9
Just received 100 pieces of the swellest new silk wash fabrics
patterns as pretty as ellk either plaid or large polka dot effects
as larfa aa a dollar; these goods are sold only by The Bennett
Company 25 P to $2.00
DOMESTICS
The best 86-lnch Sllkolines, worth ISc yard, at
Ten Green Trading Stamps Wtth Every Yard.
86-lnch Bleached Cambric, best quality, yard
Ten Green Trading Stamps With Every Yard.
8-lnch Unbleached Mufclin, good quality, yard 3'?
Five Green Trading Stamps With Every Yard.
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HeiII Sale, Rugs, Carpets, Furniture
CONTINUES
TUESDAY,
AFRIL 9tb
THE RELIABLE ST0RB
CONTINUES
TUESDAY,
AFRIL 9th
S1.00
TUESDAY'S SPECIALS' KXABQUAKTEM FOB
rmzsx BOASTao cox-tees.
TWENTY-ONE POUNDS GRANULATED
DTTl A r
a v v-"v v ti.
And Thirty ureen Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Golden Coffee, pound ...I8o
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
Bennett's Challenge Coffee, pound ...18a
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Teas, your choice, pound . ,. 680
And Fifty Green Trading Stamps.
Pears. In Syrup, can lBo
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Pride of Bennett's Flour, sack (1.20
And Fifty Oreen Trading 6tampa
PSAS SFBCIALl
Genesee Sifted E. J. Peas, to close out lOe
Genessee Extra Sifted E. J. Peaa ll'iio
Booth's Sweet Potatoes, to eloae out 10c
Ega-o-See, 1 Pkfs , 16o
And Ten Oreen Trading Stamps.
California
Tuesday Morning We Place on Sale 50 Pieces of the Best
60c All Wool Dress Qoods Latest novelties, styles and
designspretty as $1.00 suitings; all new
shadings for street 6uits Tuesday, great
bargain, yard ;
29c
Ml the Wealth of Bargain Offerings Listed
in Saturday's Paper, Together with Hun t
dreds of New Ones for Tuesday. Don't
Miss Tuesday's Delightful Bargains.
Special Lace Sale Tuesday
The throng of enthusistic buyers who attend our special lace
sales testify more strongly than anything else to the superiority
of our values. They know a special laco sale here means deep
price cutting.
Fine Torchon Laces, wide Val.
Laces anil fine Nottinghams, all
5c
go at, per yard.
Val. Laces, Val. Insertions, Tor
chon Laces and lnsertings
special, Tuesday, at, yd . . . 1
Pure Linen Laces, Zion City Laces, Broken Sets of fine
VaL Laces, Elegant Norman Val. Wash Laces and
fine Oriental Laces, at, yard
Furnishings Goods Hour Specials
From 9 Till 10 A. M.
Men's and Boys' Linen Collars
Such well known brands as E.
& W., Barker, etc., that sold up
to 25c, odd lots and slightly
soiled while they last, at
dozen 10
From 10 Till 11 A. M.
Heavy Work Shirts, worth 50c,
in all sizes, light and dark col
ors, at, choice 15
From 10 A. M. Till 12 M
Ladies' Gauze Vests, worth to
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at
Less Than Market Price
Extra large fancy sweet Highland
Navel Oranges, 112 size, that retail
everywhere for 60c per dozen, our
price, per dcaen 30?
Fancy Colorado Wetherfleld Red On
ions, per lb 1
3 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce. .... .5
6 bunches fresh Onions 5
Fancy ripe Tomatoes, lb 12
Fresh Peas, per quart '5?
Quart boxes fancy ripe Strawberries,
for 12 4?
Fresh Pieplant, lb UlaiH
Cranberries, per quart J
2 bunches fresh Parsley 5?
2 bunches fresh Beets 5?
3 bunches fresh CarroU 10
2 bunches fresh Turnips 5
New Cabbage, per lb 2?
Large Juicy Lemons, per doz. . . . 10
Fancy Brazil Cocoanuts, each
Fancy California Figs, per pkg. .2?
Fancy imported Figs, per lb. . . .7H
WATCH THE PAPERS FOR OI H BIG
ANNUAL ROSE BUSH SALE
15c, silk taped neck and sleeves
choice 3
From 2 Till 3 P. M.
Ladies' Silk Lisle Glove3, with
double finger tips that are
worth up to 50c, limit of two
pairs to a customer, while they
last, at, pair 15
From 3 Till 4 P. M.
Hats and Caps for men and boys,
good styles, all sizes but mostly
samples aud slightly mussed
and soiled, worth up to $2.00
choice 19
Four Cloak Depart
ment Specials .j
Women's $6.50 silk Underskirts
best values shown, at $3.95
Women's 50c Kimonos 15
Women's $6.50 Covert Coats,
loose and tight fitting styles
at $3.95
$2.00 Heatherbloom Underskirts
at $1.00
New Crown Jewel Suit3 150 of
them just received by express,
the most atractive lot of style
wo have yet had the pleasure
to show our customers sold
at $35 and $40 in other citinsj
our price. , $25
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DR. BRADBURY, Dentist, HZz:.,
1S08 FARNAM ST., OMAHA. Phn Douglas 1766
DortMhcCbBg Boo :r,tf!TrT4W We make a specialty
Paroelata Fill. .1 up
Own 82J50 op
Bridge Week. 2. SO up
PlAtes... ....2.00 up
of metal and roofless
plate. PalnleNe work la
all operations. Work;
guaranteed 10 years.
Saltana
lb 16o
Ana Twnty Orean
Trading Stamps.
Santa Clara Prune,
pound to
Croi and Black
well's Plokitd
Gharklns. bot..l6o
Btg-ht Bo pk(a Oold
Duit for 2&0
Nary Beans, hand
picked. X0 Ibs .Jio
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A Good Train for Chicago
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
NO. 2
Leaves Omaha 6:00 p. m.
Arrives Chicago 8:00 a. m.
Union Depot connections in Chicago for DETROIT,
BUFFALO, NEW YORK, BOSTON and intermediate
points; also for INDIANAPOLIS, CINCINNATI, NASH
VILLE, MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS and intermediate
points. AGENTS for Steamship Lines.
Tickets and information at City Ticket Office
1402 FARNAM ST., OMAHA.
Samuel North, District Passenger Agent
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YOUR WIFE
Would like more sliver for hr tatl T.vry woman
enjoye having her table we!! furnil i" Nu'nlnii like
Sliver or cut Klaus to do this. We have a hanclaome
l.ne. all the latest patterns, ad th. prlci-s are very
moderate for tha days send a few mlnuutes In
our store. Lck for the name.
S. W. LINDSAV, Jeweler
1516 bouslas Street.
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All the IMcw Remedies
4 Vm htti thftm. t mak.i ma rilfirinci over Whose name thav .ra mvrtlaA. and
we U tr.em at Cat Rates. lJun't tatfi we v.;re tt.e first druKKlMti n oirmha who
cut irrlcce. Some others have since fallen In line, but was It t ruin ( hi)U ,? We think
K i not. from the fight they have all wavi aKainst us for ruUln prices
tQ : Trnst made coeds are m1 noweaays at tl.o name price l.y all ilrit; uteres (exri-pt
Ln nuburban stores, wnlrh usualy K-t all thi-y iani. and thut Is why no many ratunt
remidtfS are now being advertised at 83c. 460 and 89c.
We have a line nf r.-n.fil.es not nia.lf i.y a trum, whuh we will b.U ut reasonable
price, within th reach of all, and there are no better remedies. Just ask fur mil-trust
IhAt'i all
l We are special Agents for Madam Tale's KemetUes, wholesale and retail. Watch
hr s.da.
SCHAEFER'S CUT PRICE DRUG STORES
Omen a Cnmrr 16th and Douglas Pis.; 16th and ChlcRKO Sts. South Omaha V. W.
Cor. t4!h and N cits. Council Bluffs 6th Ave and Main fits.
The druggists w ho don t have tu substitute.
THEY'RE ALWAYS RIGHT
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Msde of Uie UKbT HAVANA ItJiiACtu.
P. R. Rice Merciuitile CiBar Co.. MiUiufutturers, St. Louis.
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