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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1908)
TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1908. Saturdays Sales Mark a Long Remembered Epoch ii Bargain Giving f 30c Veilings, per yard, 10c 25c Ruchings, per yard, I2ic A new line of fancy and plain silk mesh Veilings, just re ceived, all colors and styles, Btrictly all silk, on sale Sat urday at, yard .IOC A fine line of 6tyles and colors, all worth regularly from 20c to 25c, a surprising bargain in Saturday's sale, per yard, at 12V.C TMK RELIABLE STVRK 8 prill THH RELIABLE STRB I v ' A The Ever Popular Warner's Rust Proof Corsets It In all the splendid assortment of new models for spring and summer 1908. Con forms in every respect to the style needs of every figure, the slender, medium or stout. Style 286, shown in the illustration, is a favorite for stout figures, being heavily boned and made long and full below the waist conies in fine ba- . tlete with Security hose supporters, at. . $1.50 Other Women's Models shown at Drices from S3.00 down to 91.00 m 76c Batiste Girdles, top corsets, long hip models with hose supporters great bargain 49t GRIFFON BRAND r nE&ISTtp TRAPS MArW GRIFFON BRAND Saturday, Febr'y 15th CAP CLEARANCE' Final Clean Up of Winler Caps Men's Jersey Caps, 50c 35c Men's Fur Caps, $2.00 to ".?; $1.00 Ken's Jersey Caps, $1.00 to $1.25 values 75c and 75c values . . Boys' Golf and Yacht Caps, 50c tt 75c TC values JJL Boys' 25c and 35c Golf and Yacht Caps, at 19c i Greatest Shirt, Sale on Record Fel'r'y'ilth Entire Floor Stock of Weil, Haskel & Co., New York OVER 2,700 DOT. HIGH GRADE SHIRTS- SECURED BY VS FOR CASH AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE Come in all the new patterns and materials for spring, 1908, wear. Soft or pleated bosoms, cuffs attached or detached. Also an immense assortment of soft collar summer shirts in fine silk ginghams,' silk and linens, all silk, etc. All sizes 14 to 18 perfect goods, new, clean stock. Mst delighful shirt bar gains ever offered. $1.00 Up to $2.50 Values to I M cfl J J i rI I JP 1 o Ml e , J J 8 5 o I rJTsJrJ Jhfj J Tooth Brushes 7c This Is a lot of fine 16c and 20c Brushes, pure bristle, four rows and will be closed Saturday at the ' very special bargain price f - 7H 1 1- f T T ! 8 Wciv Yorfr Importer's Hosiery Stock Secured for Cash at Less Than 50c on the Dollar The stock consists of all high class Men's, Ladies' and Chil- dren's Hose, all full fashioned, made iTtV from nnest silk lisle, raaco cotton, etc. Comes in all colors, plain or embroidered, allover lace, lace foot, fancy hand embroidered, etc., regular values up to 51.00, will be C tffiW sold Saturday at, choice. . . 3C4 You must see these Hose to appreciate the bargain worth and splendid assortment. Come early. - MILLINERY Mm iipr Two pretty Turban styles, very nobby, for present and spring wear, come in black only, tur regular $2.50 values, special Saturday while they last, at i. ..... $1.00 A choice line of NEW SPRING HATS, black and all 5K rf colors S-ro NEW SPRING FLOWERS a splendid assortment, $f regular 50c values, -f Q Saturday. IVL Grand Ribbon Sale A big line of silk taffeta Rib- (tons, worth 30c yard, for 15 A splendid assortment of plain and fancy Ribbons, worth 45c, at 25 Hayden Bros. Cut Price Drug Dept. Don't tall to take adtantagt of the Bio Drug Salt Sr. Graves Tooth Powder ISo 60c Hiionl'i Face Powder 2:)o BOo Ltblache Face Powder 3 '2c too Java Rice Powder 2 Jo 25o Kaatman's Talcum Powder .... e JfiO Denver Mud .....19c tOc Denver Mud , 2'Jc 1 lb. 20 Mule Team Borax So Ivory Soap, per cake 4u 25c Raatman'a Bensoln and Almond Lotion 1 Kc , i BOo Hiker's Violet Corate Hitc Fohnelder Sinters Cream y9c Btllhnan's Freckle Cream 39c Sempre Ulovlne 4bc 11.60. Oriental Cream $1.0! 250 bottle Peroxide , ...K'u 10o W'llliam'a Hhavlng- Soap &c t cakea Elder Flower Snap 10c I.obrook'a I.ocuet Blonnom 8c White Rose Perfume, per o. . . , . 2!)c 25o CouKh Syrup 14c 10c Chamois tie 6c Chamola 8c Sassafras Bark, put up 1 lb. In nice lunch cartoon, tyortli 66c," Bpeclnl Baturday at 19o Xlppoia's Hair Tonic and Dandruff Dentroyer has no equal for dand ruff, falling hair and Itching- sculp, Prici ,...75o OVT 1C1 VATEST HEOICIITB 11. oo swamp Root 890 BOo Syrup of Flas 25o White Pine Couah Kvrun.. jog wiiinga Kjn 45c .130 an 11.00 Hcotfs Emulsion 89o BOo Horllck's Malted Milk 46o S6c Castorla Fletcher's 20 and la Tour Mall Orders. Pompeian Day 1P0MPEIAN MASSAGE CREAM Don't wear that tired and wrin kled look. Pompelaa Maasara Cream destroys wrlngles and crow feet. Imparts a material beauty, to the complexion. Will not promote the a-rowth of hair. Spoctal prlcra Saturday: -. $1.00 size for 76o size for 60c size for ....... .990 .'49o .890 Books Hayden's sell all books at less than elsewhere in Omaha. Do not forget this. Get their prices. Then come and see us. All 91.60 Copyright Books sold here at, choice )S All $1.00 Special Copyright Books sold here at , . , 43 Other Books at proportionately low prices. Investigate The Little Wonder Wlll do your mending perfectly on Cut Glass, China, Porcelain, or any. other substance. Bring- a pleca of broksn China or fluiwut and bar it msnaad free of ebarg-e by tns demonstrator. Main Floor, Center Alsl. Specials Saturday ISo para X.lna Handkerchiefs. .7Ho 10a Peart Buttons, Saturday, dos 3V4o Music Special Saturday Merry, "Widow Waltzes 9c Merry "Widow Piano Selections 12c Merry "Widow Dance Album 18c By mail ic extra per copy Crimson Blushes reverie 5c I La Sorella Two-Step 5c Take Me on the Rollers Played every day at the rink 10c j As Long As the World Rolls Onspecial XOc Just Because I Love You So. . ..... ..i. . . . k!r. . .12c Old Fathful March .. ; . , . . . vu . . 12c Those Songs My Mother Used to Sing . . . . . 12c .Popularity piano 15c Come to the Land of Bohemia. 15c HARDWARE DEPARTMENT Saturday. Two Great Purchases of Waists and Skirts becured by our .Cloak Buyer now in New York and forwarded to us by express, will be placed on sale O ' j . . I Greatest Bargains Ever Shown in Omaha Sample Silk and Net Waists Scores of beautiful designs for selection, garments that were manufactured to sell up to $18.00 and $20.00, all in one lot Saturday. Your unrestricted choice, at '. $4.95 Manufacturer's Stock of Skirts Fine panamas, voiles and great assortment of fancy mixed fabrics, all newest styles ana colors, worm regularly up to $12.50, on sale Saturday ...S4.95 af sm a . m ... ' iuu uroaaciotn Tailor Suits in jacket style, with pleated skirt, suits in the lot worth $25.00, on sale, to close, choice, $15.00 Women's , 52-in. Coats Satin lined, blacks only; sold at $16.00 to $20.00,' choice' Saturday at, each ; ... ... i , $8.90 Children's Dresses that sold reg ularly at $1.50, choice 69c at, choice 25 Misses' Suits, that sold at $7.50, on sale Saturday, to close, at, choice $1.00 $6.00 Silk Underskirts, all col ., ors, snap at.". . . .". $3.95 Women's and Misses' Coats, worth to $15.00, in splendid as sortment, of plain and fancy mixed fabrics, on sale, to close, at Children's Dresses that sold reg ularly at $3.00 and $4.00, at, choice $1.50 75 Children's Coats that sold up to $10.00, choice Saturday, at, , each .... .". . . ." . i .... . $3.95 Children's Coats, worth to $5.00, sizes 1 to 5 years, choice Satur day $1.50 SEE OUR GREAT DISPLAY OF NEW SPRING SUITS AND WRAPS $1.7 ISo ran Largs Enameled Chambers, worth 0c. only X90 Large No. S Enameled Kettles only '.3o Large 14-Quart Enameled Dish Pan tomorrow jotf 89o ( Steel Roller Skates. Winslow's best 1.B0 quality 790 Ironing Boards with stand, $1.60 quality .7o The famous Western Washer, $4 60 tomorrow taso Mr"- Pott's 11.60 quality Sad Irons, for , 70 Pioneer Wringer, worth 13.00. 1.7 The O. K. Washor, worth 8.00. on Fo'1 Choppers, any brand, $1.60 sale at 4 QHt 79o The best Rotary Washer made worth 110.00 S5.SS . , II 60 qualtty nlckle plated copper 91.80 Articles, tomorrow only..7o Tea Kettle S8o 1.60 quality Waffle Irons, only 7o Groceries, Groceries, Groceries Haydens', Greatest Providers of Pure Fo$d Products ,UL West 21H.'..b8t pure cane 0ran"-ted; Fancy Oolden Santos Coffee, lb... 15c ii iPf 1. .'; i;-L V 00 'ncy full cream. Young American for y MKh Patent S1? Cheesa. per lb. 1 Bo 10-lb. 'sack's Dure BuckwA;; "s-Mn JSS rnJ"ullm Wisconsin Cream I I pks. best self-rising Pancake Flour ior -. ."(,0 10-lb. sacks best granulated white or yellow Cornmeal ,16o 1-11). pkg. best Uomestlo Macaroni for g 14 o 1-lb. cana Royal or Price's Baking Powder jbo Jellycon, Jell-O or Bromangeion or D-Zerta, per pkg 7UC -lbs. choice Japan Rice 250 4 lbs. best Pearl Tapioca .J5o Snyder's Catsup, lanire bottle. ... . !o S-lb. cans Pickled Beets '. .10o J-lb. cans Oolden Pumpkin, Hominy, Squash, Sauer Kraut or Baked Beans for gio The best Soda or Oyster Crackers, per lb ' Ic The best Michigan Butter Craokers, per lb , ... .Bo Eug-O-See, Malta Vita, Corn Flakes or Ir. Price's Breakfast Food, per pkg. ......... .. me 1 ne dcbi iea BiTimKS, per 10 Fancy Basket Fired or Unoolored , .160 JaDan Tea. Der lb ?Kn Fancy English Breakfast, Oolong, Ounpowder or Ceylon Tea, per lb. . 8ic Send Your Orders toy rVlnll iicmo, per id. 15c Fancy Dairy Butter, per lb 2So Fancy Creamery Butter, per lb. ...15c Another Big Sweet Oookls Sale Sat ?r4ay"Ti' ancr "ww Cookies, over 20 varieties to choose from, regu lar 12 He and 16c sellers, this sale. per lb ioo 'r Xlgblaad VaTal Orangs Sals Frt. y-Jut of fresh car opened Thurs day, per dos. . ,10o-19o-lSo-17Ho-aoo " TSOSTABX.B 1KD TVOVS VaUCXS rO laTUIDAT Fresh bplnach, per peck 20o Head Lettuce, per head 60 Fresh Beets, Carrots or Turnips, per bunch ,6o Fresh Cauliflower, per head THo Fresh Tomatoes, per pound llo Fresh PU plant, per bunch 7 Ho I bunches fresh Shalot Onions. ... lie Cape Cod Cranberries, per quart... tc 1 heads fresh hothouse Lettuce for 60 t bunches fresh Parsley for 60 Fresh roasted Peanuts, per quart.. 60 Fancy fresh Dates, per poind 60 Fancy Holland Dates, per pound Large Grape Fruit, each Fancy 7 Crown Imported Figs. . .lBo Crockery! Crockeryl Crockeryl Never before in our Crock ery department have we of fered such bargains to the public. 1 Dinner Plates, Cups and Sau cers and Bread Plates, C worth 25c to 50c each . . 2 C German and Austrian China Pie Plates and Pickle Dishes worth up to 25c Tl -each, at 2 2t lates and T2c Bread 'and Butter Plates and Sauce Dishes, worth 15c each, at ... . Furnishing Goods Specials In Domestic Room Saturday Men's, Ladies' and Children's Hose, blacks, tans and fancy embroidered. Manufac turer's samples, many hose in the lot worth regularly 25c, all at one price for Saturday, at 10c Men's Silk Ties Four-in-hands, clubs, tecks, shield bows, etc., manufactured to sell up to 50c, over 500 dozen to select from, on sale Saturday, choice.; . . . .10c Mn' itnd Boy' Work. Shirts Cut full and well made, in blue chambraya, black aateem. black and white twills, etc., with double front and back and reinforced shoulders, Bell regularly to $1.00; Saturday 25t 10c Hoae Men's, Women'i and Children's Satur day at, pair 5 TRY HAYDEN'S IPIRT Ma!1 Ocrs Promptly Filled COCHRAN AND MATTOON GO Men Arrested in Columbian School Case Axe Sismiised. 7ACCINATI0N ORDER IN STATU QUO Health omnilaaioner roaaell Hopes Injaurrlon Will Be Filed Aaralast Hint 8a as to Prodap Trat. H. K. Cochran and II. W. Mnttoon were ItsrhargpJ hy Policy Judge Crawford Krlduy morning after a hearing of the (acts In the disturbance which occurred It Columbian school Wednesday after noon, and In consequence of which Health Officer Morrison arrested them and tfmrged them with disturbing the peace. Those who testified in police court were Health Officer Morrison, Miss Margaret rincent, principal of the Columbian trhool; Mr. Cochran and Mr. Mattoon. The testimony of the witnesses agreed n the main facta. Mr. Mattoon had spent o il iftrlTeuraksia TSt wont attacks of Neuralgia are relieved by Omega Oil. Bota old and bcw cases ylel4 to tts toothing influx ac. It la a remedy that joa fail alwaja depend cpon, . most of Wednesday morning at the school in anticipation of an attempt to eject his child. Officer Morrison arrived there soon after noon. He talked with Mattoon In the principal's office. Mrs. Cochran was also present at the school. Mr. Coch ran arrived about S o'clock. He and Mor rison 'talked about the matter. Morrison asked what Cochran would do if an at tempt was made to eject his child and replied that ltj would have the officer arrested. Morrison asked Cochran if ha was armed and Cochran said he was not. The officer asked the same question of Mattoon, who also was unarmed. Afraid of Revolvers. Morrison said he was afraid the two men were armed. He said ha had talked to the principal, Miss Vincent, and his fears were strengthened. Miss Vincent said Mr. Cochran had told her ho would "pull the trigger" on anyone who at tempted to put his children out or school. The disturbance occurred when tl officer tried to search Cochran, and then Morri son drew his revolver and placed the two men under arrest. The dismissal of the case leaves the question of the validity of the compulsory vaccination ordinance where it was. Health Commissioner Connell said he hoped an injunction would be filed to pic vent him from enforcing the ordinance. This would be the quickest and simplest way of having the ordinance tested. Superintendent lavidson. Health Com missioner Connell, David Cole, president of the school board, and James C. Lind say, member of the 'school board, wars present at the hearing. Ihlldrea Nat la Srkool. The Cochran and Mattoon children ware not In attendauce at tha Columbian school Friday and no nonvaccinated children war at the Clifton Hill or Omaha View schools, three of the schools a here opposition has arisen to the order of Ir. R. W. Connell, ; co,vr.,;iioner, that all children must be vaccinated- Two children were ejected frotu tha Central fark school Friday after noon by a policeman, but the parents as sure the officials that they will not per sist in sending them to school In the fu ture and Instead will begin suit against the officer on the grounds of assault and battery. Tha Glad Hand removes liver inaction and bowel stoppage with Dr. King's New Life Pills, the pain less regulators. 25c. For aale by Beaton Drug Co. "The Making of a Millenium." Read It. "Sperk" Moss Arqalitrd. PEORIA. 111.. Feb. 14. 'Srck" Mosn, who was charged with the murder of Kd ward Barrett, a police officer, was ac quitted by a jury this morning. AT THE END Of each season's busy trade the Nlcoll plan of quickly cleaning up the surplus stock Is to Include An Extra Pair of Trousers with every suit order for the price of the suit alone. It keeps the cutters cutting and the tailors sewing be tween seasons. Suit and Extra Trousers 525 to $45 Have you planned a trip South? If so an advance shipment of new spring woolens await your Inspection. WILLIAM JKUUEMS' SONS. 20V-U bo. 15tn bU BOXING TO JRESIST THUGS Voiag Womaa Waati to Take Les sons So She Caa Lay Oat a Footpad. Paul Murray, a teacher of the "manly art" of self-defense Is In receipt of a letter from a young woman employed by one of the large corporations of Omaha in which aha seeks to take Instructions In boxing from him. "I believe that were young women to perfect themselves In the art of boxing It would afford them protection against assaults of men on the streets as has frequently occurred In Omaha of late," says she In her letter. "Women employed In offices oftrn have to return to their homes without an escort and they are at the mercy of any scoundrel who chooses to assault or insult them. If a woman knew how to protect herself she could teach these scoundrels wholesome lessons. I know of a number of young women who are equally anxious with myself to taka boxing lessons." BONES OF INDIANS ARE DUG UP Skeletons Barled Fifty Tears Abo I'a. earthed Vaderaeath Store a Faraaat Street. Bones of Indians a ad an old cistern were found Friday morning by the contractors who an excavating for a cellar under the building Just vacated by the Walkover Shoe company near Sixteenth and Farnam street. Tills building is being remodeled by the Myers-Dillon Drug company to make the two rooms Into one large store. The eaat half of the building did not have a cellar and In moving the dirt the contrac tors first struck an old cistern which' was evidently used when the home of Charles Goodrich was located on that comer thirty years ago. Tha bonea were evidently placed there by Indians fifty years ago when the present site of Oiuaiia was tha home of Indian tribes. H olding Down the Lid 1 1 111 ... - This is our attitude on the piano selling question when we keep pounding away at high prices. Our sales policy is to have our 6tock alway fresh hence we never hesitate to cut the prices when by so doing we can move tlie pianos. As a resultyou are able to buy a piano here at a lower price than anywhere else in the city or in the west. We offer even added protection to you on prices in our February Alteration Sale of Pianos. Including New Pianos of such celebrated manufacture as Steinway, Steger, Hardman and others from $75 to $150 cheaper than eastern prices. We include in this sale a special line of New Uprights at $175.00 which ordinarily sell for $350.00. A number of Slightly Used Pianos none the worse for the wear and guarantied to be in Al condition at $138.00 to $150.00. Several Square Pianos best of condition at $25.00 to $55.00. Although this sale lasts the month out such bargains as these are being snapped up daily by wise buyers so don't delay. Just the piano you want may be here today but gone tomorrow. Our Prices Mean a saving of from one-third to one-half. Our Quality is not to be matched elsewhere. Our Liberal Terms Nothing down and 50c to $1.00 a week remove the last objec tion to expense. May we not have the pleasure of jrour presence at our salesrooms tomorrow. Beautiful Piano Catalogue No. 50 Free. Schmoller (&. Mueller Piano Co. 1311-1313 Farnam St.. Omaha. Established 1059. Branches Lincoln. Sioux City. Council Bluffs and South Omaha. Bee Want Ads Produce Results