TTTE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, MAY 2. 1D08.
Saturday Specials
Kitchen Furnishing Dept.
n Women's 3 Waists (Q)
1ATUMDAY
This Enameled Berlin Ket
tle with cover (like cut).
Extm heavy, large size,
holds 8 quarts, a nice mot
tled brown. Sells regu-
I. . .it 8Bc. Satur-
39c
day and Saturda ny we will 83ll
this high quality . ,ttle, at, sacli
95
Sc
V J
Suit Case
(Like cut.) Made with
heavy brass rivets,
brass lock, extra heavy
double straps. Think
ing of going away this
the time to get the suit
one sells regularly at
day only, each
Orchard &
41416-18 So.
SOMETHING DOING IN
Br&ndeis Drug Department
DIG CLEARANCE SALE STARTS
SATURDAY
Our Drug Department 1b undergoing some decided improvements
these days, and to make room for new goods, which are arriving dally,
prices will be slaughtered on hundreds of items, no attention being paid
to cost of goodB. "Watch our Drug Department grow."
fic Witch liaxel Soap, for lo
10c Shlnola Saturday So
h: Toilet Paper Holla 8c doin.30o
f.r Toilet I'aper, Flat Pkg, 3o, doz.30o
. Sf Whlxk Hrooms, for 6o
60c Hind's Honey and Almond Cream,
at 89o
Big Cuke Tar Soap 8c doxen 30o
L'ne JlHlr Brushes 9o
75c Cut. Fountain Syrlngs, for..34o
ISc B-ilarlonna Porous Plaster 6o
2no Fsce Pawderff, assorted, for..lOo
Kir box Moth Ha I Ik 60
2ftr Black Rubber Combs, for lOo
2f,o Rubber Complexion Brushes. .10o
1 (Innen Emery Board, for 60
Full line of Madame Yale's Goods at
cut prices.
R
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K
Hundreds of Items on special sale. "Come and see." Greatly en
larged space plenty of help. All will he promptly served during this
sale.
BRANDEIS DRUG DEPT.
ANourishing Meal
. fiT- These are
M.- times when the poor SSk
work to get something tof$
nuin, ivs kci em
Ol 11 1 if n .
tappciiic. nreaaea
ties both because it
ana nutritimi. i
ff v Uiil vuuCu Cr r V Y I
Wheat Biscuits with milk or cream, SM
will supply all the strength needed MM
for work or play at a cost of five
cents. bm
eVv For breakfast heat the Biscuit in oven, ft
J:$k Pf mjlk over it (hot milk in win. Jg
VnrVJ : v' "nQ aa a ulue cream, it you tr-
&P$W likl Biscuit for breakfast you i
;fef cu Yi1IJiKeMloate, TRISCUIT(the
Shredded Wheat wafer) for lunch-
V?1 con o" any meal with butter, V V
VV cheese or marmalade. A.X?J
cheese or marmalade.
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KNEE
mm is rwirAta
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WORTH aJ
new
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imitluiitlitii
Special
summer? Now is
case, i nis n tic
4!
$8 Satur
Wilhelm
I6th Street.
25c Cloth Brushes, for o
25c Orange Skin Food, for 14o
Pint Fremont Grape Juice, for.... 17c
!5u Nail . Brushes, for XOo
25c Feather or Wool Duster, for,.10o
25c Toilet Soap, box 8 cakes, for.7Ho
60c Raxnr Strops, for lo
Good Curling Irons, 5c and lOo each
25c Tooth Soap, for 9o
Hand Scrub, for 60
Almond Cream, 4 01 14c-
25c Mennen'a Talcum Powder ISo
Good Talcum Powder So
All Standard Patent Medicines at
cut prices.
(South Side of New Store) g
w neat satis- 'Sffi&g
is economical Wf?$
3
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WEAR LOOSE FITTING
CUT UNDERSHIRTS
t
LENGTH DRAWERS I
Ik ! Suaatt. u4 r.k iW Mfont of tka ami. li
M'VinuoaKMkUudaimfBeaicraryKukavii M dliurcrakla
4oibi ikiclincH m ik ! w bi4 Irihac. u4 cm ibe m troa
ikr llaWi flo anu(cOTtrit Im tte km Mm u iMcrfcra with
feumkf aniitty.
60c. TS $1.00, mmt tl So a CmrmM.t.
Emriinni ol a V. D. aamnui It IdcuM r Ux I '
kV.D.MWiraLikL h .u.r.., . . lu ll
tnu uUcr uacou luw iim W k.
wria toe booklet.
BROTHERS.
CHURCH STIUirrS. r'MAOE TOR THC
iuul.
D. Vnk Kin, (pk..
laoyiiif hu,mi
BEST RITA II TRADE
THAT ALIi
MAY HAVE
AN EQUAL
CHANCE
SALE .
OPENS
A. M.
NEW BISCUIT FACTORY SURE
Vice President of Loose-Wile's Makes
Announcement After Visit.
OMAHA CONTROLS TERRITORY
Crai'krr BailntM In Four
prndo on Factory In
State De
Omaha, Inde-
According to Bis
pendent Dealer,
"Our coming to Omaha means that we
will ultimately buy property and build a
model cracker factory. In this city."
Vice President John H. Wiles of the
I.oone-Wlles company, makers of biscuits.
who have opened a warehouse In Omaha,
made thla statement Friday when he ur-
rlvtd In Omaha to start his force of sales
men to work In the territory which he re
gards as "Omaha s and Bell Kunsas cuy
made biscuit.
"We are with Omaha." said Mr. Wiles.
We can handle the territory of western
Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota and Wyo
ming from our Omaha warehouse, and It
Is only a question of time until we will
build here. As cracker factories must be
constructed It is necessary to build. We
are not In favor of attempting to make
crackers In Omaha until we do erect our
own building."
Daolaros In Slant.
Mr. Wiles started the salesmen to work
In the territory composing Omaha's trade
empire two weeks ago and the orders re
ceived in that time Justified his prediction
that a factory would be built.
Thursday evening the Omaha city sales
force, which consists of several or me
salesmen for the National Biscuit company.
was taken to Kansas City, where they are 1
being made acquainted with the cracker
business from the Loose- lies standpoint.
They will begin work In Omaha Monday
morning. The men hired were formerly In
the employ of the so-called biscuit trust
and were not released from the contracts
until yesterday.
According -a Mr. Wiles the biscuit busi
ness on the Missouri river in the future
will be in the hands of the independent
dealers. The National Biscuit company is
carrying out a plan of centralisation, which
means the removal from the west of fac
tories where hundreds have been employed.
The Independent manufacturers now have
possession of the Missouri river territory
from Sioux Falls, 8. D., to Kansas City,
where the Ioose-Wlles company has been
compelled to enlarge a plant already the
largest in the country. V
PLANS OF PERINE fUNERAL
Services at Tlret Presbyterian (ssrrb
Banday, Bnrlal at Baldwlns
vlllo, N. Y.
The funeral of Peter U Ferine will be
held Sunday at t p. m., In the First
Presbyterian church, Rev. Edwin H. Jenks.
D. D.. officiating. Interment will be In
BaldwlnsvilU. N. Y.. whltlier the body will
be taken by his son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pardee of New York
City, who are here to attend the funeral.
The active pall bearers will be James
H. Adams, Thomas Creigh. John II. Frank
lln, William W. Grigor, Arthur C. Hunt
ington and Alfred C. Kennedy.
The honorary pall bearers will be H. A.
Doud, Robert Dempster. Dr. W. 8. Gibbs.
Q. W. Garloch. C. W. Hicks. Dr. W. .'.
Henry. Alexsnder Hodge. Howard Ken
nedy. John C Wharton, Dr. W. F. Milroy
and A. A. Schenck. all his associates In
the session of the First Presbyterian
church; also T. A. Creigh, George F. Kid
well. K. M. Morsman. C K. Yost and A.
p. Wood.
Total Ecllpao
of the functions of stomach, liver, kidneys
and bowels Is quickly disposed of wilh
Electric Bittets. ttt. For sale by Beaton
li ua Co.
Don't fail to attend the
GREATEST WAIST SALE
ever attempted by any re
tail house in the country
SATURDAY
We place on Pale 3,fi00 beautiful new waists bought from M. ITABEH & CO. AND M.VX CLAIR
OF PHILADELPHIA at 1 ess than 50c on the dollar. These firms are among the largest waist manu
facturers in the Country.
In this lot are 1,250 sample Waists, one and two of a kind made of the finest white sheer lawns,
beautifully trimmed, made to sell at $2.00 and $3.00. All on sale Saturday at one price
HE!
NEWS OF THE ARMY CIRCLE
Captain Hacker Will Leave for Ten
nessee for Visit of Few
Months.
Captain T. B. Hacker, chief eommlssary
Department of the Missouri, with Mrs.
Hacker, will leave Tuesday for Johnson
City, Tenn., for a visit of two months.
During Captain Hacker's temporary ab
sence Captain William F. Clark of the pay
master's force will act as chief commissary
of the department and purchasing commis
sary at this point.
Second Lieuten.tnt Arthur H. Wilson of
the Sixth L'nlted States cavalry waa a vis
itor at army headquarters Friday, enroute
to Joint his regiment in the Philippines.
During th3 month of April, 1908, fourteen
recruits were secured in the Omaha recruit
ing district for the regular army. These
being the number of acceptances out of 108
applications for enlistment. Ten of the re
cruits were obtained at Omaha. There are
five recruiting stations In the Omaha district.-
They are Omaha, Lincoln, Sioux
Falls. Sioux City and Council Bluffs.
Twenty-five recruits were obtained for
the l'nlted States navy at the naval re
cruiting station in Omaha during the month
of April. The acceptances were about 25
per cent of the applications. Additional ef
forts will be made to secure enlistments
for the navy during the coming season In
order that' Omaha may come up to Its
share of the 6.0u0 additional force required J
for the navy this year. It Is noted that
navy desertions are rapidly falling off and
that a better class of men than ever la
being secured at the recruiting stations.
W. C. BIMARU MAKEb STATEMENT
Classes Nebraska Telephone Company
with Anarchists Strong; State
nient from Well Known Man.
"The Nebraska Telephone company has
seen fit to adopt a policy in relation to the
Independent Telephone company, which the
business men of Omaha are not accustomed
to. Omaha enjoys the best of reputations,
and I regret to see one of our corporations
dene-end to the level of the anarchists, and
make statements which even the casual
investigator knows are not well fouTjued.
"I believe that I am not known as a
plunger, promoter or speculator, and I say
to the public that if there ever was an
honestly built Institution In Omaha, it Is
the plant and system of the Independent
Telephone company. There are 1330,100 of
Omaha money now Invested In the plant,
besides nearly $1,000,000 of outsit!? capital.
The system is growing very rspldly. The
bonds are absolutely gilt-edged, and the
stock will pay 4 rer cent dividend from
July 1. These things you may be abso
lutely sure of
"The Nebraska Telephone company has
never enjoyed the reputation of being a
protector of the public, financially or
morally, which leads us to believe that tis
stand now Is one wholly selfish and not
for the best Interests of the public.
"V. C. BLLI.ARD."
Tare Bl seasatlf nal Sales Satardar
at Tkt Peoples Store.
Sale No. 1 Ladies' new spring salts, la
all styles, IM to t'J) values Saturday for
58.75.
Sale No. 5 Ladies' fine chiffon panama
walking skirts, $7.50 to 10 values Saturday
for 13.96.
Sale No. J Ladies' Vlengnh spring coats, I
II : 50 to fla values Saturday for 14.96. j
FIRST CAR OF NEW POTATOES!
They Will Sell at W holesale at I
Ike Kate of Three teals I
Per Poaad.
The first carload lot of ;new potatoes of
tl.a spring will reach I be local market
Saturday and will sell wholesale for about
h rents a pound. They will be very good,
but the demand will be for the old pota
toes for a time and these sell for to cents
a bushel. Xa advance of M tenia a boa.
We Have Grappled
Wilh the Grocery
and Meat Business
lor Twenty Years.
We have keenly observed to bet
ter be enabled to meet require
ments. We have digested Innum
erable discourses on "Quality"
and acquired valuable hints per
taining to quantity, but when we
condense these conditions and
apply them to a practical test, we
realize that to merit your confi
dence and secure your patronage,
we must do one of two things
either to sell you the same quality
of goods you are accustomed to
buy at lower prices, or sell you
superior quality at the same
prices. We are prepared to do
both, and can best demonstrate it
It you will open an account with
us and note results.
Early Leaf Lettuce, 3 heads. . 10c
Button Radishes, 2 bunches ..5c
Fresh Spinach peck 10c
Slender Cucumbers each 5c
Green Asparagus 3 bunches. . 10c
Crisp Celery large stalk 5
Klrm, ripe Tomatoes, basket. . 35c
Colo. Mountain Potatoes, bu. 90c
Early Ohio Seed Potatoes, bji. OOc
And other varieties at corres
pondingly low prices.
Large, juicy Lemons, dozen. . 19c
Sweet Navel Oranges, dozen.. S9c
Choice Strawberries, quart. . 15c
Genlton Apples, peck 35c
Fancy Bananas, dozen $Oc
Pork Chops, lb 12 He
Freuh Dressed Chickens, lb. 12 He
Best Bacon, lb ltlc
Diamond C Haras, lb 14c
Strictly fresh Eggs, dozen.. 15c
ROSEN BLUM
BROS.
3021 Cuming Street.
Tel. Harney 2258.
95 Cents-Full Quart
FOB SATURDAY ONX.Y.
Curkenhelmer Rye. full quart.,.
Shenley Kye. full quart
Uueralt Rye. full quart
Old 0.-.iar Pepper Rye, full quart.
Bond St LUlaid Rye. full quart..
95c
SSc
ftc
6c
SSc
Home-made Wine, s years old
per sallon 9100
CACKLEY BROS.
AniwiiltA VnatAfflca.
B riOIII Doug. 1148 Ind. I
141
wholesule, on organes this week brings the
better truil up to 40, 4i mid 60 cents a
doxtn. Plenty of strawberries have been
In the market this we k. but the price hak
been high, they are selling holenle at 1'.
and 17'j rent? a quart, whli h has made the
retail rrice averajje about M cents. Ten
nessee and Kentucky berries a ill begin
coming In nest week. A few arrived Fri
day rooming and they arc fine.
The local market Is Just now enjoying
an unprecedented abundance of cucumbers.
SATURDAY SPECIAL
Black Walnut Tally
Per Pound Box
Black Walnut Taffy is everybody's favorite. When we make this special
price It Is hard to make enough to supply everyone. This Is Haldutt s hlsli
Krade taffy which we seJl reitBierlv for 40 rf.nta Mm, I.. er..i Kn !...
iiiaredlentH and fresh new black walnut e:iolies. n. m 7
Special for Saturday only, per
1ST OUB PASTKT DEPARTMENT.
Nut Cakes. Layer Cakes. Whipped Cream Puffs, Chocolate Kcliilrs Pies
Etc. Especially nice for your Sunday morning breakfast lla Ba Cakes'
Butter Rolls. Herman Coffee Cakes and Cinnamon Holls. '
Hundreds of other good things to eat in this ihpiiitnient.
Table
D'Hote
Sinner
Sunday
soo.
0fxj6torv
Honest Values
Fair dealing, low prices, quality
first, always these things you will
ever find prominent in all your
transactions with us.
FOR SATIKDAV
Mutter all the leading Drands oi
creamery, per pound 27
Salt 5-lb. sacks, best table,
for 5c
Peas little quaker, 20c size.
for 14C
Oatmeal 2-lb. pkg. for
Pickle 40c bottle Boyle's Sweet
mixed, for 22
Wheat Berries 10c pkg. for. .ic
Spinach home-grown, per peck,
at H 7C
Cucumbers fresh, large, firm.
3 for 10
Vegetables full line, fresh, lowest
prices.
Met only the best at bottom
prices.
Johnson & Goodlett Go,
20th and Lake.
PHOXKS
Webster 1575.
Indepent B1G75.
I1TB YOV TBIED
"BUTTER NUT" BREAD?
If not, old t It this week and
be convinced of its superior
quality.
A TBIAIi WLLX. SUmCZ
For Hale al el, grocers.
"The label Is on the toaf."
S CENTS
Four carloads have cu.me In and they are
nice. They sell wholesale for .15 rents a
dosen. The cold weather has rather de
creased the supply of grm n stuff limn the
south ami fiiadr the prh es a little bit higher
un some tilings, but this is only temporary
and each week brings mure home grown
stuff. This of course, brings the price
do n.
Package rreamery butter sells for 3k and
30 rents a pound this week, and tub butter
from 3 to a cent. Eggs are IT cents a
dosen. .
0
:01
1
THAT A Mi
MAY HAVE
AN EQUAL
CHANCE
SALE
OPENS
S
A. M.
25c
25c
pound box.
.Table
D'Hote
Sinner
Sunday
50c.
Top Oolicacics
SOMMER BROS.
EXPONENTS OF GOOD LIVING
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Wedgwood "I
Diadem
Meudowgold
Idluwtld
Ideal
BUTT Ell. O
28c
per pound.
Strictly Fresi, Egs.
per dozen
15c
Dr. Trices linking Powder, 0
per 1 lb. tin Jt
Royal Baking Powder,
per l lb. tin
39c
Jelio, orr
4 pkgs v
Walter Baker's Chocolate, Oz
per lb OiJC
Tall can Columbia River 1 A,,
.Salmon, 1 lb. tin
Quaker Out Flukes, ""I
3 pkgs
We bare received the - first live
Spring Chickens of the season and
will drtss them to order.
SOMMER BROS.
28th and Farnam Streets.
SPECIALS FOR SAT
URDAY AT THE
NEW STORE
11.26 Calumet Rye Whiskey, j
full quart 04C
$1.50 McBrayer Bourbon Whiskey, on.
full quart 0 3 C
60c California Port 00
.Vine 5C
Every thing In Wines, Liquors, Fruits
and Vegtabks at cut price at
THE NEW STORE
1X1 Douglas St.
Phone Douglas 1"1!
BAWXTABY CODITIOS, QUALITY
and TAIB TBXATafEHT
are the Inducement we offer. Oui
Meats are always I'rcah, pine an.i
ileart. It ruHtM no more to d-ul Willi
us than you pay elsewhere.
SBESSIBO OTXCKEHS
Is a tliirnt that e know Just how to
lo and e lre our own chtrkens
'I hey are alvtay young and lender
anil have the "Cliiiken Flavor. '
JOS. BATH
CASK MABXKT
131 Faraaaa St. rhoae Boof. mm