Tim OMAHA DAILY BEE; SATURDAY. MATIC1I 2$. 1908.
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Another Great Shirt Sale
Griffon brand and other high
grade men's shirts, worth to
$2.00, soft pleated or stiff
bosom, cuffs attached or
detached, all best colors and
patterns for spring, 100 doz.
summer shirts with soft col
lars included, fine silk ging
hams, linens, etc., greatest
assortment yet of- HQ
fered, at Jf
Men's 50c
Neckwear;
all
styles and colors, at. 25c
75c Ribbed Under we a r
spring weight, at. . .t...49c
Men's Half Hose Import
er's samples, worth regu
larly up to 50c a pair,, at,
per pair. . .I2V2C and 25c
Special. Furnishing Gaods Bargains In Ihc Greaf Domestic Room.
Men's Silk Tics In four-ln-barii's.
tec!s, clubs, etc., 25c
and 39c values, at f
and 10
Men's OOc and 75c yuality
Shirt, good colors and pat
terns, at 20t?
Men's Hose, fast blacks . and
. tans or heavy rockfords, 10c
quality ......... ....5
Men's ItalbrlgRan Underwear,
all sizes, value to 91.00
at . 25
Many other special bargain
offerings Saturday.
Grand Ribbon Sale
83c Taffeta Ribbons at 12!, c A splendid
lot of heavy all silk Taffeta Ribbons,
extra quality. In the new Spring shades.
Don't miss thenl.
Safe of New Ruchings
50c Box of Ruchings for 25c These boxes
contain six full length ruchings In latest
designs. The greatest snap of the season.
Naiad Dress Shields -bT!ll
Every pair warranted. SEE SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION.
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Delightful Jewelry Bargains
Great purchase of Manufacturer's Samples on sale Sat
urday at less than half.
Collar and Waist Pin, set solid
gold top, regular $1.50 value,
at :..69c
50c Hatpins, Veil Pins and
Brooches, choice ...... 19c
Bracelets of all kinds, worth
to $5.00, at '...$2.75
25c Beads, Beauty Pins and
many other 25c articles, 10c
Signet Hatpins $1.00 and
$1.25 values, guaranteed for
one year, choice 39c
98c Signet Bar or Veil Pins,
choice ; 25c
$1.25 Parisian Hatpins, big
assortment at 39c
25c Veil Pins, Cuff links and
Brooches at , 10c
Glove Sale Extraordinary
Ladies' Long Kid Gloves, worth CI hQ
regularly to $1.00, at 4i.T .
Entire surplus stock of one of New York's largest glove
importers, whose name we are not at liberty to men
tion as they sell other merchants in Omaha. These
gloves are all high grade goods, 12, 16 and 20-button
length, in all sizes, blacks, tans and evening shades,
actual values to $4.00, most wonderful bar- ft f f-Q
gain ever offered in Omaha at. ........ . PJ
f 1.50 Short Kid Gloves Nearly
600 dozen, In all colors, fine
imported stock, at 50
From 9 Till 10 A. M. 300
dozen Long Silk and Silk and
Lisle Gloves, Importers' sam
ples, in blacks, white and
grays; at, pair 5Q
$1.50 Quality Mark Silk Gloves
16-button length, with
double finger tips on sale at.
Par 9S
Prom 10 Till 11 A. M Ladles'
Imported Lisle Hose, lace
boot, allover lace, etc., all col
ors, full fashioned; varWs to
60c, pair IfJt
Indies' Short Hilk Glares,
also Silk and Lisle, regu
lar 50c qualities, while
they last, at, pair. .19
Sale of New Belts New Hair Ornaments
A brand new line of Silk and Mercer- Back Combs, Side Combs, Banettes,
Ized Elastic Belts Just received; go on sale Curlers, Pompadours, Hair Rats, Hair Plus,
Saturday in two lots. etc. Everything for arranging the hair at
Lot 1 Regular 60c values, choice.. .23 SPECIALLY REDUCED TRICES FOR
Lot 2 Regular $1.00 values, choice. 49, SATURDAY.
Ma7 Orders Promptly and Carefully Attended to and Satlst action Guaranteed
Send tor Catalogue and Samples
Rig Shoe Sale
r SATURDAY
Closing out all the shoes
and oxfords from the bank
rupt stock of the RICHARD
SON SHOE CO. and the floor
stock of the SPENCER SHOE CO. at about
ONE-HALF the regular prices.
Men's patent colt, blucher,
ill
button or lace; men's gun
metal or Russia calf ox
fords worth up to J3.60,
at . .. S2.43
Men's patent colt, vlcl kid
' and gun metal shoes and
oxfords, worth up to $3.00,
Goodyear and English welt,
at ..$1.98
Women's fine patent colt,
welt and , turn oxfords,
court ties and pumps,
worth up to $5.00, made by
Ziegler Bros., at. . .$2.45
Women's hand turn and welt
shoes and pxf ords in all
the popular leathers and
styles, worth up to $3.60,
at $1.98
Men's, tan
bluchers, .'at
bluchers and box calf
.worth up to $2.60,
Infants' 60-cent kid lace Bhoes,
at ...-SO
Child's dongola bluchers, 8V to
12, worth $1.25. at 75
Misses' and child's $1.75 and
$1.60 vici kid lace bluchers, ex
tension soles, at 98'
Little gent's satin calf bluchers
and kangaroo calf seamless
shoes, worth. up to $1.75.. 98
Boys' and youths' $1.50 satin calf
bluchers $1.19
We are showing the most varied
lines of fine oxfords and pumps in
tan or black ever brought to Om
aha in the GROVE It and Queen
Quality makes. Mail orders filled
at the above prices quoted.
Tempting Bargains in Ladies' Hosiery
Values that should crowd the department to Its limit
Saturday. Come early.
Ladies'.. Fancy Lisle Hose, embroidered,
allover lace, lace boot, polka dots, plain
gauze llsles, etc., In aU colors and sizes,
values to 76c; snap Saturday at, pr. 50
50 LiHle' Hose, embroidered, allover or
lace boot effects, etc., on sale at, pair,
85c; three pairs for. $1.00
Ladles' Wayn Knit Hose, in gauze llsles
or medium weight, plain black or with
white sole, pair, 83c; 8 pairs for $1.00
39c Fancy Embroidered Lisle Hose, in col-
jA 19c Embroidered or Lace Hose, pr., 12 U
Children's Hose, fine or heavy ribbed.
double knee, heel and toe, 25c and 19c
values, at 19 and 12
A Horn Furnishers'
Opportunity
Rugs and Carpets
The -tremendous Increase ia this mmoi'i sales show the public appre
ciation of oar ImmiMi assortments and matchless values.
Saturday's special offerings ehonld crowd the department wtta buyers.
1S 09 Tapestry Brussels Ruga till
size, special 113.60
$18.51) Tapestry Bruaaels Ruga 9x12
also, special Hft.OO
$:5.t0 Tapestry Bruaaela Rugs loxll
el, special ... $14X40
I10.J0 Tapestry Bruaaela Ruga bx
Blue, special $8.85
115.00 Tapestry Bruaaela Kugs, 8-Sx
10- slse, special... $1330
130.00 Axmlnster Ruga 9xl size,
special . -81!-6
Axmlnster Ruga 8-ixl0-6 size.
special .i t
I ISO 00 Royal Wilton Huge xl2 sle.
pcclal $38X
Zla .Ingrain Carpets, yara
$42.(0 Royal Wilton Rugs 8-lxlO-t
six, special $33.00
$12.60 Wilton Velvet Rugs 4-bx7-.
else, special .'. $8.75
$12.60 Axminater Hall Runners 4-6x12
else, special $7.75
69r. Linoleum, beat quality, square
yard ,...45o
0c C. C. Ingratn Carpets, yard...4o
Water Color Window Shades, 7 feet
long, good rollers 85o
OH Opaque Window Shades, 7 feet
long, good rollers 45o
L.et ua measure your house and
submit estimate on cost pf Shades.
Take advantage of Our Credit System.
Delightful Silk Suit Bargains
...SflTURDflY...
An immense cash purchase of silk suits and dresses. Over 1,700 garments in the lot, including great
assortment of beautiful designs, in princess, improved jumper, two piece dress and shirt waist
styles, also about 250 handsome evening gowns, rich weaves and newest colorings, values to $50.00,
in five'lots, priced at about half real value, at. .$7.50, $12.50, $15.00, $20.00 and $25.00
CHARMING NEW TAILOR
SUITS
NearlyTOO of them shown Sat
urday for the first time. Fash
ion's most approved fancies, in
design, color and fabric. 1
Hundreds of the beautiful Crown
Jewell Suits direct copies of im
ported models in their superb
quality and exclusiveness,
' standing supreme as the best
value shown in Omaha at, per
suit $25.00
Tailor Suits, worth $25.00, in
fine chiffon panamas, checks,
fancies, etc., in Prince Chap and
Butterfly styles, all colors,. .
at $19.90
$20.00 Panama Suits, Prince
Chap styles in Copenhagens,
browns, navies, greys, etc.,
matchless bargains at $12.50
From 9 Till 11 A. M. Infants'
long slips, 50c values, at. .19c
New Spring Jackets The nob
biest designs in the very beat of
materials, splendid values at
$5.00, $7.50, $10.00, $12.50, up
to $20.00
$6.00 Net Waists at $2.95 A
big purchase of ecru net waists,
silk lined, trimmed with Val.,
filet and cluny laces, go on sale
Saturday at '. $2.95
Children's Jackets and Coats
Nobbiest styles for spring, all
colors, materials and sizes, at,
$1.50, $1.98, $2.98, $5.00, and
up to $10.00
Children's Spring Jackets All
styles, from $1.00 to $5.00
From 8 Till 9 A. M. $2.00 Moire
Underskirts 79c
From 10 Till 11 A. M. Women
Waists, worth $1.50, at. . ,49c
MILLINERY I
ree atoax.
MILLINERY!
Beautiful New Spring Designs at
a Saying of One-Third
$7i50 Trimmed Hats
choice Saturday, $5.00
$10.00 Trimmed Hats
choice Saturday, $7.50
All $15.00 Trimmed'Hats, choice M. .$10.00
These are not special lots, but your unrestricted
choice of our entire trimmed hat stock.
All hats marked in plain figures...
Special Bargains Saturday
Drug Department
Warner's Rust Proof Corset
Style 369
A beautiful model for tall digni
fied forms, very high bust and ex
tremely long skirt, curving slight
ly at the waist and giving the
straight back and flat hip effect
so much in vogue. Boneing in this
corset will not rust, break or punch
through the fabric. The hose sup
porters are Security rubber: but-
- tons and the metal parts are rust
. proof as the corset.
Large figures are greatly improved by
adopting this model which is one of the
season's best. Let us fit you $250
Saturday's Hardware Bargains
Roller k-ates. Saturday only 39t?
Poultry Wire, by tha roll; 100 fett GO?
35c Hoe or Ralie, Saturday.... -. . . 10?
High Orarle Parlor Broom, Saturday 15?
25c Padded Sleeve Board. Saturday. 10c
98c Clothes Baskets. Saturday ;...5l)?
The Best Spading Fork, worth 98c .590
6-foot Step Ladder.. Saturday 49
35c 6-foot Coiling Dusters, Saturday 19
Mrs. Pott's 5-plece Set Sad Irons .
25c Dolly Wash Board. Saturday .'...10?
All sines Dog Collars, worth up to 95c 23c
35c Braided Clothes Mnes 19
Threw boxes Clothes Pins, 30 in box l0?
,;Big Safe on Paints
Paint Brush FRtt With tvery Order
Ready Mixed House' Paint, fully guaranteed thrw
years or money back, per gallon. . . . . .)S0
(75 colors to Belect from.)
Wall Paper Cleaner, Enamels and Varnish Stains.
per can -100
BIQ BALK ONUvASH JtACHHIfca SATURDAY.
A Few Magnificent Bargains in
Our Crockery Dept. for Sat.
Japanese Vases, Salt and Feppers, Egg Cups,
Chocolate Cup and Saucers, Jelly Dishes and
Bread and Butter Plates, all of these are
worth from 20c to 35c each, at. 5c
Powder Boxes, Hair Receivers, Sugar and
Creamers and Tea Pots at, each 10c
A splendid Water Glass and Fruit Saucers for
every day use at, each : 2c
Saturday is the last day in our big Dinner Set
sale. Don't fail to look at
Muslin Underwear
Four Special Hour Sales
Saturday
FROM 8:30 TILL 0:30 A. M.
Gowns worth 75 Nicely trimmed
with plain tucked yokes, lace and
embroidery, at 29J
FROM 0:30 TILL 10:80 A. M. -'
Corset Covers and Drawers Worth
75c, elaborately trimmed, on sale,
at 29
FROM 2:30 TILL 3:30 P. M.
Ladies' Knit Vests Regular 25c
values, at
v . FROtf 3:80 TILL 4:30 P. M.
Corset Covers, Gowns and Drawers
15c values, choice, at.. 29
Skirts worth to $2.50 Dainty de
signs, trimmed with laces and em-
urumery, great snaps. Saturday
81.50
at
Some Introductory-Grocery Prices Saturday
li-flr .-K boat" . Lh.c-hJ--.reUr lac. m
pound
Jelllrcon, Jell'O or Do Zerta,
o
e
:::::::?&
7o
. ...io
.:', " "v"1 """ or yellow Corn.
i- ba. choice Japan Rica '"-la
4-lba. beat pearl Tapioca or Sago 25o
Uraham Oata Company Toaated Wheat
. "IllOllgClUll
package
1-lb. cans assorted Boupa
Condenacd Milk, per can.
Peanut butter, per jar..
Oil or Muatard Sardines, per can .
1-lb. an fancy Hud. Alaska fiilmnn
1-lb. package at domeatlo Macaroni' t AO
4 cana fiincy Sweet Sugar Corn 25c
J-lb. can aulid packed Tomatoes iuo
3-U). can Oofden Pumpkin, llonilny
Bquaah, or linked Beana 71,0
The beat crisp Pretaela, per pound 60
The best crisp Ginger Snups, p,.r lb...6o
The best Soda 01, Oyster Crackers, lb.. tic
I'holce Callfonila 1'runerf, per pound. 44o
Fancy Cleaned Currants, per pound... 8U0
Fancy Muscatel Raisins, per lb guc
I-emon. Orana; or Cliron PMI nr ik ,
The beat Tea Sifting, per pound.... 16o
Alir uuiucn niiniiin runes, per lb
COOKIES. cooxisa. COOKIES
vt e uougiu ine enure surplus Block
laigenl cracker uud cookie factory
rated Austrian China Dinner Set for $9.00
11 -THT AvTTDFTrT9S
.... , " l ineiu at. per
BuMar, Hfg, mud Chaesa (or friiar.
Choice Uauy Uutter, VKv pound... ilo
taucy Ualry butter per pound ...... Aa
A. bl- .uppiy of Fre.U No. i Countr?
.Creamery Uutter. tor thla sale ii? ita
Itrlctly No 1 Fre.l, Country Em? do. Ii2
rMk TarataSia rtoa'f0f Alday 0
FreaU Bpinacli, per pack 'o-
Jreah Hip. Tomatoes, per lb '.'.'.'Ale
t Heads Freeh laf Lettuce .11
Large bend head lettuce tZ
Larfc-a bunches Beeta. Carrots, or Tur-"
nips. I for too
Large Cucumbers, each !!!""luo
r bunches Fresh Rariiahes ,'.'. 00
4 bunches Home Grown Onions. . "to
Largo Cauliflower, each , io0
Freah Pie Plant, per bunch 7140
2 bunches Fresh Parsley ' j0
Beeta, Carrota, Parsnips, or Turnips
oer lb , , -
per lb.
Do
" I -ii.-jr nuiunq neea i auDage, per lb...lo
, I Ijirge Eicg Plant, each tit.
of tha Big Highland sTavsl Orangs tale 1-rtday
In tha I at, per dosen loo, 18o, I60, 17Ho, and SOo
- " w"-ir-wws.iiww4-n
1 - - 1 1 . m
T
Java Rice Powder 352
Porzool's Powder 23?
Grave's Tooth Powder, slaas jar,
at 14
Swansdown Powder , . . 10c
Bensoln and Almond Cream. 14
Rose Lotion, at .10
Cucumber Lotion, at 18?
Bay Rum (Gordon's) 12?
Cut Rate Patents:
Syrup of Figs 45
Plnkhara's Veg. Compound .. 89
Wine of Cardui, at 80J
yCREAM J
tor . . .
IfflMI
H will certainly par house far.
nlshers to look over oar complete
new line of Furniture style, and
get our price before buying. Our
Credit Hystem provides for pay.
merits to suit you.
Candy Made While You Wait
See our Free Demonstration Saturday. A few of our
numerous Saturday Candy Bargains:
Pure Sugar Stick Candy, pound n.
Fresh Salted Peanuts, pound ! J " 0$
After Dinner Cream Patties, pound ' "..". .."."
40c Whipped Chocolates Croains .".".,".".".'.'. "k 15;
fesh Toasted Marslunallows, pound, .......
-B.WS7
FEARED HE WOULD BE THIRSTY
Sick Maa'a Friends lroTld
. rial Shower "Wet
' ods.
So-
"I am very much obliged to you. but I
don't care to Indulge Just now." said one
of Washington's legal luminaries, who met
friend In tha lobby of a down town hotel
on day last week.
"No." he said la response, to a rue!lon.
"I am not on tha water wagon, but I tell
you, whom I regard ss one ot my oldest
friends, that I find there are toe) many
people who account themselves as good
friends who have somehow acquired the
notion that 1 cannot set along without a
large supply of alcoholic sUinulunl.
"When I have been In company," he
continued, "and, is yon know, parlicu-
laily In bar rooma. I have always kept
my end up, and when thure was anything
'doing' my Invitations were open to friends
and mere acquaintances alike. By that
false notion ot hospitality made a cer
tain number of friends that, by the way,
I rarely meet -elsewhere than In gin
mills.
"Now there has happened a sequel to
this which I do not regard wlih any de
gree of pleasure, and It's just this you
may learn something If J tell It to you."
lie then related why he had, in a great
measure, eschewed drinking In public,
"I have had quite little spell of sick
ness recently," he remarked, "and sev
eral of the 'friends' I have made about
town seemed to be particularly anxious
concerning my welfare and many of
them railed at my houae te Inquire about
me. At leaat half a dosen of these asked
If they could see las and were invited
into my sitting room, where my wife was
in attendance upon ma.
"Tou may be astonished," be said, "but
there wasn't a single one of these callers
who 'didn't bring with him a flask of
whisky. X must say that I felt somewhat
Indignant at their Idea that I couldn't
get along wlihout a little ocean of rum.
My wife didn't appreciate these mani
festations of friendship In tha least de
gree and remarked that It was gad to
think that I had frlenda on my list whose
only thought for my comfort was supply
ing me with drink.
"I fully agree with her and for that
reason I am keeping out of places where
I could not fail to meet' one or a half
dosen of these so-called friends. ' f
"No," he said In conclusion, "i ..a not
a total abstinence man, either, nor have
I any such Intention, but I don't want
people o get the Idea in their beads that
my only comfort
Washington Post.
swilling rum."
PLEA FOR THE DOCTOR'S FEE
Heasons for
Celerliy mm Cheerfal.
In Payta the
mu. ' '
The cost of living of late years has ad
vanced at an almoat prohibitive rate.
Naturally thla might be expected to in
crease the cost of any commercial service.
Vet more than S,(ki0 Inquiries sent to phy
sician throughout the country asking what
effect thla same increased cost of living
had on doctors' fees brought the prac
tically unanimous answer almost pathetic
in its noncommercialtty, -'none.' Just three
phyelcians made any other answer, and
their replies were that feea had advanced
durlag tbelr practice only a amaU fraction
of the cost of Ufa's necessities. Apply this
answer to any of the other necessities of
life for a physician's aervlces are a neces
sity and judge so far as the power of
judgment exists, how uncommercial are
the services ot him who brings us Into
the world, suffers our pains, bows to our
own Inevitable indebtedness to Old Mor
tality and pays in turn his own same debt.
Long years ofstudy, short years of use
fulness, long-hours of association with
psln snd suffering and death, poor psy,
one-half his working life given, and given
gladly, to charity, old age. or rather com-
I
Walnutta Hair Stain .-54s
Scott's Kmulslon. .45 and
Pompcian Massage
' ' . .' Cream.
' A big purchase and
a rousing special sale.
60c size at 29
75c size at. . . . .49
f JiOO size at. . .(J9
nio phone Orders Pilled at These
1 ITices.
2 Splendid Furniture Bargains
Values you'll certainly be interested in if you want
something; good at a saving price.
Handsome Hardwood Rocker '
like cut, strongly built, large and
roomy, golden finish with Cobbler I
Seat, a matchless value at, sale
PrJ? 1 S2.25
The moet complete line of Rock
ers shown in Omaha. See them,
get our prices. . .
HOW AROITT THE BABY'S CART
. There's scores of styles here to
select from, choice amounts only
to a matter of taste in style and
price. We show several makes of
folding carts, very popular on ac
count of their convenience.
Folding Cart like cut, neat, strong,
light, easily adjusted, has rubber
tired wheels, special Saturday;
... '....S2.25
measurably leas measured on thla same
basis It ia than it should be. Whether
one Is a millionaire or a papuer, the In
evitable conclusion must be that the value
of a physician's service Is relatively with
out money and without price.
Lt us pay the tribute long overdue, not
In money, but la appreciation. We who
ring the telephone at Z o'clock on a snowy
morning to summon the doctor, who, for
aught we know, has been working since
daylight, let us . remember the words of
tnat old dootor
who gave jto his departina
d is. ! nl. flh m t.au.i 'II...,. - . . 1
narattv oM i,l,... . . .. " ' .euieuiuer
.w. must a., dr.' :.,:,"!i..rr,,,y.or.""h- ,h hn"-
rin. h.m ...: .7" ' na ''ways have hep..'
....... - uc.e..,.,, anowi- we atop to think, there Is
edse cf human frailiv. ami mi,h ..u l. -. . . -
, " 'n aosoiuia in-euom from oommercialltv
alwava for an nnrvinent ih.t . .... : .. ... . . ""i.biii
- - - . . .11. yaii
of the average ph sklan. Consider these
If jrou would measure the doctor's bill on
a commercial basts and then say hew Ira-
And if
a hollneas and
ik. . j ...
"na tn of the phyelclan
measure to yourself the value of even
day more pf i,f,, . then
VJ. of"ehn to to )ud" th"
Bride .1 e8 jewUsis.
Marriage at 70 years or age j, th. WOff.
rorm of lottery, according to Louis Frlta.
of Cincinnati, who filed suit foe di.-
from his 66-years-old bride of six weeke.
Frits's first wife, wit whom he lived
appny tor thlrty-seven years, died four
JET ST'. " J.nury h married Mar
garet blgelow of Windao., Ont.
'She lived upstalra in my house bere four
years ago. " said Krits. "snd I thought s hi
waa an angel. 1 married her for compiny
in tb. railing of h.m who ha. fr l. PH, I-um brtSTOIS
opiK-nent. not a rival manufacturer, not t'"1 threatened to leave me oa The iuld
a rival financier, but the Inevitably vie- ry' cn(l ou tn aeventli day ah did Uve
torloua death. Coa.ide, the sacrifice., m (l w'l Wi' t" '
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