Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, May 09, 1908, EDITORIAL SECTION, Page 16, Image 16

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Tim OMAHA DAILY HEE: RATFRDAY. MAY H. 100.
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These are the
extra heavy
now tans,
all sizes, actually worth
$2.00 n pair, Saturday
at . . .
Women's Fine Long Silk Gloves
VI ,'ind 1! button length 1 clasp fasteners or pearl buttons,
Mark only. These gloves are worth up to $2.00 QO
at.
BRANDEIS
Special SaJe of Hosiery
Women's Pure Silk Hosiery Plain blacks as well as the
favorite light shades includes many lace foot pat- QO .
terns, worth up to $'2.00, at OC
50c Hosiery at 35 e
Women' Tim nnd IUju k Embroidered
Hosiery Also plain and lace lisle IP
effects, worth up to a Do, at jDC
Fine Cotton and Lisle Hose
Women's fine gauze cotton and lisle Hos
Iriv. fast black, double solo and spliced
1 1 - -1 Mini tin', at. a
pair JC
Women', Men's and Children's Hose
MIshi-k' und Hoys' f I no and heavy ribbed
Stockings Women's hosiery In plain
black and colors -Men's host', in tan and
.'.r: ?:.?: hmsc
Women's Summer Underwear
Lisle thread and Swiss ribbed Union Suits,
umbrella style, lace trimmed and Jj
cuff knee t'C
Women's Lisle
dieted yokes and lace edges white
and fancy colors, each
Women's Fancy Vests Also plain
lisle thread; white, pink and blue. . ,
11
Women's good quality, low
neck ami sleeve- "t
less vests ltfC
Guarantee of
10c Cigars for 5c
Every smoker of domestic 10c cigars who will come to our
splendid new store and invest Be for a cigar we will guarantee to
supply with smokes equal to any 10c cigars sold In Omaha.
WE HAVE IN THE LAST TWO WEEKS PURCHASED
OVER 100,000 CIGARS AND WE INTEND DOUBLING
OUR PRESENT IMMENSE CIGAR BUSINESS.
Come In and have a talk with our cigar man. We feel cer
tain he will be able to diagnose your taste and supply you with what
will suit you best. t
Remember 5c is not a great amount of money and it we can
supply you with- smokes that will suit your taste you will surely not
be prejudiced and cannot refuse to become one of our patrons, or
at least take a chance for a nickel.
In the past we have been handicapped with dry cigars, but
since building our immense new humidor (capacity over 600,000
cigars) we have entirely done away 'with that bad feature.
We wish to call attention to one purchase which has Just
arrived:
Tlnf Ti!..! We claim absolutely that this
The Literary Digest vTL'Ya.T.'z
our many customers are urged to order a box mmediately, as they
will not last long. (Add 22c for postage.)
A few other Items:
All well known 10c brands cigars we Bell 3 for . 25
3 for 25c clears we sell 4 for 25
10c Literary Digest Club House, 6c; box of 60 for 8250
10c Literary Digest Perfecto, 5c; box of 60 250
10c Duke of Normandy (same brand as Lady Byron), 6c; box of 6U
for '. S3. 50
10c Goniola Clear Havana (same as Plnzons), 6c; box of 50 S2.50
Jc Hazel Kirk Bouquet, 8 for 25c; box of 50 Sl'O
6c Hazel Kirk Bouquet. 25 for "...VX
:c Hazel Kirk l'anatello, 8 for 25c; box of 60 for "81.50
New bargains coming. Watch our ads.
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.
TT HATE t IC. Alt DKALKRS. Iflth and Faruaui Sis.
irjirjinriiii'fr - "ssMnni
DETTER WALL PAPER
Come to our salts room and we mill convince you that we can give
ou better j ain r for less money.
FKKK FSTIMATF.S OX ALL MORK
SIM HFWM1N Taa CVT 'Bio will rrz majt
A
Want Ad
EE
Will rent that vacant house, fill those vacant rooms or secure
boarders on short notice at a very small cost
Telephone Douglas 233, Bee Office, 17th and Farnam Sts.
SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY
Women's Long Silk Gloves
1f button length gloves of
silk, double tipped. The
browns, leathers and Marks
98c
$1.50 Long SHk Gloves it 69c Pr.
These arc ll! nnd 1f button length gloves,
double tipped, pure silk brown, tan,
white, black and fancy shades, I Q
worth to $1.50 a pair, at 0C
ft
Thread Vests Hand
cro-
35c
25c
Children's high neck and
long sleeve vests, fine cot
ton, all sizes, 11'
at.
l2v
FOR LESS MONEY
Omaha's Pure Food Center A
Restaurant on Necona Moors
Sit
J? Small tables at plessnnt wln-
dunn. where dainty meals arc'-'
served at moderate prices.
v
!; Saturday Specials i
V Large Manzanllla Olives, quart 2Ac$
poc size Bottled Olives MV?''
50r p.e Bottled Olives 25c
y 1-lh. cans Steak Salmon lrc,
3-lb. tins. Roston Baked Beans. IOcjjj
English Walnuts, per lb ,,v,-
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, per qt.ftc$
$ Best Creamery Butter, per lb. .2H 'f.,
A Country Butter, per lb. . . .22c-2lc$
$ October Cream Cheese, per lb. 20c
ft 1-lb. package Argo Starch. .. .Be'-'
V 4 S-lb. aark Excellence Flour .91. an ft
V Strawberries, ( fancy t, per box
at I Or and 12
SHrft.
ft Per Case, 2 4 boxes ".2.5(1'
e CAUNATIONS J
5 Assorted Colors, per dozen
30r ft
9
CANDY
5 GOe Allegretto Chocolates, per
r.y pound 40c sp
1-lb. box Berry's Chocolates.
'1 20c American Beauty Fruit Drops, 5
? at lOcjjjj
20o Peanut Nuget lOci.2
1 Old Fashioned Gum Drops, per $
$ pound 10c;-,
KKAL AX KOLA COFFKF, "
Hundreds of pounds roasted ft
$ dally at our Coffee Department;
') on Main Floor. Ankola is sold $
5f5 here warm and fresh from the
A toaster and is the best value for$
the price possible to produce. g
a 35c lb., 3-lbs. for 91.00
Tetley's Green Label Tea; M lb. ft
35c value, at 20c
1-lb. tins, 65c value, at 4cft
: S
MKAT DFl'AHT.MF.XT
fttiUDAT l'OHK HALF. SATUKHAV X
'Two tons Pork Loins, (young plgjj;
ft4 pork), at, per pound O&cr
One ton Armour's Star Hams,$
5 regular size, per lb i'2tc
V Leaf Lard, 11 lbs., for 9I.OO$
?! From 9 to 10 p. m. we will sell'..
our fine Country Sausage, at per?
ffi pound
5c
ft ffomtiiey & Go.
17th and IMuglus Sts.
Phone Douglas 64 7.
i ft
ft Private
"5
'4
Exchange Connects
All
Departments.
NO MONEY DOWN
CLOTHING ON CREDIT
Simply tell the clerk to charfje
It to you, then come In and pay
us a little each week, or on your
pay days. It's the easy way to
buy you never miss it.
Ridgley's is Omaha's great cred
it store. The store that sells at
cash store prices on terms that
you make. Pay as you can.
See Our Big New Spring Stock
Ladies' Department
Ladies' Suits,
Ladies' Skirts,
Ladies' Waists,
Ladies' Hats,
Jadles' Shoes,
Ladles' Cravenettes,
Ladies' Vudersklrts,
Misses' Suits,
Misses' Skirts,
Misses' Waists,
Little Girls' Dresses, ,
Ladies' "urnisliings.
Men's Department
Men's Suits,
Men's Shoes,
Men's Huts,
Men's Pants,
Men's Shirts,
Men's Rain Coats,
Men's Duck Coats, ,
Boys' Suits,
Boys' Odd TantB,
Youths' Suits, ,
Youths' ltain Coats. '
Wo mousy down, pay as you can.
Ridgley Credit Clothing Co.
1417 DOUGLAS STREET
UOIEI.I.
"Compost Without ExTavOANCE.
HOTEL WOODSTOCK
W.43-SMSEN5WY0RX
E! ! C I ''U S3 Q TRAN8IIKT
ElHifia : a! PLAN
'tii ,r. .it iSJti m i ouTit
f.oos with sunnino watt. $1.60 and up
With atm, j ano vp. suitis, is and up
WHITt fOM fAMTICULARS.
WkMa fOR MCSESVATIONS, OuS tXtNSt.
W. H. VALIOUETTE, Manaoim.
UK) THfe BERWICK. RUTLAND. VT
From "Maker lo Wearer"
ONIMOD
o o
OXFORDS
THR best shoes for stylish men
are a pair of the
Onimod Specials
Tlie Spring Styles
in both high and low shoes are
now In. Dress yourself prop
erly, comfortably and stylishly
by DRESSING UP. Start right
at the feet.
All Onimod and Over-All Shoes
are sought for when pnre worn.
PHICF.S
52.50. S3.00. $3.50. $4.00
$5.00, $6.00 and $7.00
event 203
ThoeGsjsxsz
If our navy lad
Grows any bigger
He surely will
Cut quite a figger.
President Roosevelt is deter
mined that our navy should cut
a proper figure as a world
power.
One of our classy $25.00 Suits
will look well on most any figure.
Let me show yout
W. T. BOUUKE
Men's Fashion Shop;
819 South 16th St., near Harney.
THOSE HEALTHY
ROMPING BOYS.
KOW ABOUT THEIR
SHOES?
We never tire of telling of
our boys' shoes. Jf you knew
as much about these
Steel
Shod
Shoes
as we do, you would be here
at the store Saturday accom
panied by the boys. This year
we have put In several new
styles in this particular line
and we want you to see them
for your own satisfaction.
The Sizes and Prices Range
Little gents' sizes, 10 to
at S2.00
Youths' sizes, 1 to 2, $2.25
Boys' sizes, 2 j to 5
l 82.50
Drexel Shoe Co.
1119 Farnam Street
60G POUND BOXES
SMART SET CHOCOLATES
29c
SATURDAY ONLY.
MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO.,
Sixteenth and Farnam Sts.
J
HELP ADVERTISE OMAHA
(4 Th Br. t Tar Frl.ata.
JUST RECIEVED
BY EXPRESS
A NEW SUPPLY
or
MEN'S SUITS
IK
BROWNS
AMD
OLIVES
THE COLORS THAT
EVERY OTHER STORE
ARE SHORT ON.
OUR SPECIAL PRICE
If you should find these
shades elsewhere they will
cost you from $20 to $25.
GUARANTEE
CLOTHING CO.
1519-21 DOUGLAS ST.
Misses' Shoes
TIip younis laity who want s sho
that's neat, trim, stylish and com
fortable ran find nor Ideals here.
Shoes for street or drons occasions
the choicest leathers the finest
shoe making lace fir button models
$1.50, 93.00 to $3.50.
Oxfords, Hihbon Ties, I'unips and
Colonials black or the new golden
brown tan l.SO, $3.00 to $2.60.
Our misses' shoo are shared to fit
the feet correctly, and we're" experts
at fitting-.
Don't buy poorly constructed shoes
because they are a "bargain." It
won't pay.
FRY SHOE CO.
THE IHOI1I
16) and Douglas Sis.
A Word to You
About Fashionable Spring
OXFORDS
-ino
S3.50 or S4.00
ivtiitid iir a vaib or
WALK -OVER
SPECIALS
WIX.X. QIVB YOU COMFOBT,
JEmVICS AMD INDIVIDUALITY.
BOLD OVX.Y AT THE
Walk -Over Shoe Store
314 Booth 16th BtrMt.
(Four doom ho. Uvalnn Draff Co.)
ED. B. TI3HHOI, WU Ott Man.
TOB BAI.I AT ALL OBOCXBB
BUTTKB BUT BBEAD"
Th. first cholc. of ail who hl
trt It.
Th. Uh.1 1. on th. l.af."
SPECIAL
SALE OF
Men's Suits $10 and $12,50
A well known manufacturer offered us
I F4
are ainin every day in popular favor the classy dcsiirns,
perfect fit, and superb quality of workmanship ;md material
are a delight to those who appreciate the best. They're
made by Hart, Schaffner & Marx, guaranteed by both them
nnd llavden I'ros. See the special values we're showing
:;Si::,:rl;-: $15.00 and $n.oo
Young Men's Long Pants
Suits Regular values up to
fl.'j.OO special, at
$7.50 and $10
Try Hayden's Firsi
A Music Sale Without A Parallel
Music teachers, students nnd all loverB of good music will find
this a great opportunity to buy Just the kind of music that suits
their fancy (in book form) at a price lower than the cost of pro
duction. Six beautifully bound volumes containing the moHt cele
brated compositions of the great masters and the old songs we all
love at 12c a volume. I5V .MAIL 5c KXTKA PKIt t'OPY.
r.YOi;iTK HOMK KOMiti 12c.
A book containing the following.
"Annie Laurie."
"Alice, Where Art Thou."
"iilue Hells of Scotland."
"Dixie Land."
"Down In Mobile."
"Darling Nellie Gray."
"Home, Sweet Home."
"Home, Home, Dear Home.".
"1 Live Sweetheart for Thee."
"I Wish I Was In Dixie."
"Killarney."
"Listen to The Mocking Bird."
"My Old Kentucky Home."
"Alassa's in the Cold Ground."
"The Old Oaken Bucket'
"Tell Me What I Long To
Know."
"Then You'll Remember Me."
J AVOItlTK DI KTS FOK THE
PIAXO, 12c.
A book containing over $3.00
worth of music for four hands.
Our price 12c.
YOI XG FOLKS KK.F.D ORGAN
POLIO. lio.
A book containing several of the
best Reed Organ pieces.
FAYORITE PARLOR SONGS, 12 A book containing fifteen stand
ard ballads of the kind that never grow old.
We will hold our usual Saturday Sale of Popular Hits at 19c, Includ
ing the following. (By Mail Add One Cent extra per copy.)
"Teddy Bears Picnic," big march
hit.
"I'm Starving for One Sight of
You."
"There's Another Picture In My
Mamma's Frame."
AND ONE HUNDRED OTHERS.
QUALITY THE M Trr
HIGHEST
The high standard of quality we maintain and the extremely low
prices asked is responsible for an increase of more than 100 per cent
in our meat sales this season. Volume of RiiMiickk Not Rig Profit
(Jives I's Our .Margin.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Mutton Leg ft r I Pork
No. I, to. ivt Roast,
Pork i (- Picnic
Loins, lb. i U2C Hams, lb. OC
5lbs.for25cSPARER
Try HAYDEN
On the niht of May 3d two highwaymen "held up"
the conductor of ono of our cars on the llanscoin I'ark
Line and rohhed him of what money he liad in his pos
session. We herelty offer a reward of $in).iH) for tho
arrest anil conviction of the guilty persons.
OMAHA AHD COUNCIL BLUFFS
STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
SUMMER FLOWERING BULBS
CALADtUMS. Mammoth Bulbs, each 25c; 5 for $1.0)
TUBE ROSES. Mammoth Pearl, dot. 35; Idol $1.0)
GLADIOLI, in Superb Minlure. dot. 0c; 50 for Sl.OJ
CINNAMON VINE, Extra Lare, each 10c; 12 f J- . . . . $10)
DAHLIAS. Assorted, each 10c; 12 for J1.0J
niF. NEBRftSKft CO.. 1613 Howard bl.
his surplus stock of men's Spring Suits at
a cash price fully '2brr to oOr below their
actual worth.
We accepted the offer nnd will p'noe
the entire stock on salo Saturday in twe
great lots- not a suit worth less than $1.1.00
and up to $18.00, at
$10 and $12.50
All the popular new shrulos of hrown
and grey included in these line. You'll
never find better qualities and styles at
Saturday's special juices.
The "Varsity
Suits
9 9
Boys' Odd Knee Pants
Sizes H to 1( years; great
assortment of fabrics and
cloths, worth to 75c,
35c
at
PAVORITK GK.MS FOR THR
PIANO. 12c.
A hook containing the following:
"Battle of Waterloo" Anderson.
"Buds and Blossoms" Kedere.
"Convent Bells"---Ludo vie.
"The Dying Poet" Goitschalk.
"Flower Song" Lange.
"The Fountain" Bohni.
"La Priere D' Une Vierge" Bad-
arsewzka.
"The Maiden's Prayer" Radar-
sewzka.
"Remember Me" Brlnkmann.
"Sorella" Borel-Clerc.
"Sagawana" Gray.
"Waves of the Ocean" Blake.
"Doll's Dream" Ousten.
FAVORITK MASTKHPIKCES
FOR THE PIANO, 1'Jc.
A book containing eighteen com
positions by such composers as
Chopin, Schubert, Rubinstein and
Mendelsshon.
YOUNG K OliKS V A V O R. I T E
PIANO CLASSICS, 12c.
A book containing twenty-four
compositions in the second and
third grade.
"When the Winter Days Are
Over."
"As Long As the World Rolls
On."
"Old Faithful March," by Holz-
man.
r-rp PRICES THE
i-f-a. jl LOWEST
lb. C
Bacon
Strips, lb.
10c
Moreil's Summer 1 f)r
Sausage, lb 1 lL
BS--5 lbs. for 25c
BROS. First
ID)
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