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Great Hosiery Sale
Samples of Finest French
More than 100 sty lea In plain tans and blacks,
lace embroidered, allover lace and lace boot
Hosiery, many evening shades, lisle and
fine cotton on big bargain
square worth up to 75c,
at, pair
25c
Importer's Samples
Men's Hosiery
Plain and fancy lisle and cotton, double so,le,
splice heel and toe. browns,
tans,
lace, also silk embroid
ered mercerized, worth
up to 60c pair, at, pr
15c
Misses', Children's and Boys' Hosiery at 15c Fine and
heavy ribbed hose blacks and tans, worth 25c P
pair, at pair IDC
All Silk Ribbons
All colors, plaids, checks,
stripes, messallnes and silk,
taffetas, up to No. 6 wide
and worth as high as 50c
:ru'5cioc-i5c
3 Big Bargains in
Long Silk Gloves
12 and 16-button length, pure
Milanese, double tip, black, white
and evening shades, worth up
to $1.25 a pair. .Qn
at, pair
JSK
JLayser's Short Silk Gloves Two-clasp pure silk eloy;,t-
double tipped, all colors and
pair
-
TAPER WJSr
5G. CORSETS
So perfect l
the combination
of style, com
fort and last
lug shape, re
tention In n.
& O. Corsets
that they have
come to be re
Carded as tlila
ptandard of car
pet vulue, ' by
the best gown
ed women of
America,
The new R.
ft G. models
lor spring
are beauti
ful exam
ples of cor
set making,
latest fash
Ion's, grace
ful lines.
A fine ex
ample of the
Empire style
of designing Is the model shown here
(A20). Prlre in'Coutll $1.00. Kvory
pair guaranteed.
Km "" J
i m We Bought a Manufacturer's Samples and Surplus Sto:k of m
M CA 11 J cn 3
5 Aviciis vpi.ju unuerwear ,or juc 5
A salfi of the very finest summer undershirts and drawers
for men stock includes Conde's
Swiss mesh in all colors, Otis French
- lisle mercerized silk, Peruvian cot
ton, in plain and fancy effects.
have always paid $1
and $1.50 a gar
ment for Satur
day, on bargain
square choice
SO
Men's Union Underwear Munsing,
Lewis and Sterling make.$l to $4.98
We are showing the newest exclusive
patterns in Manhattan and E. & W.
shirts for men largest assortment
at $1.50
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Remember that Grand Sale of Rugs
Biggest Bargains Ever Known in Omaha
AT BRAN DEIS MONDAY
f
Scores at
Everyone has, who has sent their Silver
ware, Chafing Dishes, Candlesticks, Brass
Beds, and in fact anything made of
metal, whether solid or plated, to
be repaired and refinished by the
OMAHA SILVER CO., Inc.
Kemper,
139
Hempi & Buckingham
All
Kind
Half Block
SoDthFaroam
lor the
Bifl Mat
tin Under-
3 1
wear Ad
and German Make
allover
- 25c
Embroidered Collars
Laundered collars, many col
ored collars, In new styleB,
all sizes,, worth up to 25c
each, at,
each . . . .
5c-10c
Long Gloves
16-button length, pure Bilk, extra
heavy, double tipped, all the new
shades of tan, leather, Copen
hagen, pongee, navy, sky and
black, worth 2 pair, rt fa
at, pair JQC
Long Lisle Gloves
Silk finished mercerized lisle,
16-button length, black and
white, all sizes, worttCf"
$1 pair, at, pair ....vC-.
sizes, at
50C;7DC-$1
r
Specials inBa.semcrvt
Children's blue and pink
Lace Hose, assorted sizes,
10c value, pair
Men's heavy Knit Hose
the Uncle Sam United
States Standard Army Hose
In all sizes Basement
Hosiery Dept, pair....5
Nicely made Gingham
Aprons, made from several
size check, blue, brown and
green Amoskeag gingham,
special value, each . .. 15?
Ladies' $1 Corsets at 49c
long, medium and short
hip styles, with supporters
all sizes regular $1.00
value, at 40
New Summer Girdles plain
or with supporters splen
did values at the Base
ment Corset Dept. each
at .-25S 39 and 494
You
to $3.98
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SILVERSMITHS and
Hi
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Ladies Hat
Worth $5.00
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With Each Pur
chase of 312.00
or More for
Cash or Credit
Tonior"r.iv( fl -grve you a
Indles'rnt free with each pur
rhnm ,rf 9 12.00 or more In any de
l(ti(nicnt. Vour Credit Is Good.
Men's Nuita, Men's Mats, Men's
Shoes, Men's Odd Trousers, Hoys'
Suits, Youths' Suits.
Ladies' Suits, Ladies' Skirts, Ln
dicsV Waists, Ladies' Hats, Ladies'
Shoes.
Don't miss this sale, some big
Bargains, and you get a nice La
dies' Hat Free, bring this ad with
you.
IDGLEY'S
Credit Store
1417 Douglas. Klmer Keddeo, Mgr.
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E2SSS38Qi
NEW STYLES
IN
LOW SHOES
FOR BOYS
This season, more than any
other, we have secured not
only a large stock, but sev
eral new Ideas for the boys.
STKKL SHOD SHOKS
The wearing qualities for our
is known to every one who
has ever purchased a pair
They outwear any two pair
of boys' Bhoes ever built.
THK PRICKS RANGE
Little Gents sizes 10 to 13,
for S2.00
Youths' sizes, 1 to 2 $2.25
Boys' Blzes, 2 to 6 . . . 2.50
Drexel Shoe Co.
1119 Fa main Street
"CLE.ANL1NE.SS"
It the watchword (or health and vigor, com
fort and beauty. Mankind is learning not
only the necessity but the luxury of clean
liness. SAPOLIO, which has wrought
such changes in the home, announces her
lister triumph ,
HAND
SAPOLIO
FOR TOILET AND BATH
A special soap which energizes the whole
body, starts the circulation and leaves an
xbilara'ing glow. A Ugrottri and druggittt.
on:i.s.
Comfort Without Extravagance."
HOTEL WOODSTOCK
W.43B-ST.!;S?SNWY0RK
MUSIO
QUIET
AND
IN
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inf'afi'JtiT'a PROO
ElplfiOTa M 13 TRANSIENT
ill i. : EL 1 '7TI f i " 1 1
kooms with running water, 1 1.60 and u
With ath, 2 and up. suites, is and up
Write for particulars.
WiRb for reservations, our expense, j
W. H. VALIQUETTE, Manaoer,
ALSO THfc BERWICK. RUTLAND. VT.
' Omaha' Pure Food Center
Restaorant on Second Moor
'A Where tasty cooking Is served at
moderate prices. )
Saturday Specials $
0 Fancy Missouri Strawberries, lBcsJ
S and 2c!.J
'i Large California Cherries, per U-.ft
p at 3Cv'
;1 Fresh LimeB, per dozen 800 $
$ Lemons, per dozen 20c fj
"1 Fresh Pineapples, each 10e$
$ Fancy Head Lettuce, 10c and 15c f ,
'1 Cultivated Mushrooms, per lb., ejf
$ at cj
) Radishes, per bunch ......... Icjjj
as per dozen bunches j 10c St
V Lettuce. 2 for Bc
Best Creamery Dutter, per lb. 20c V
$ Best Country Butter, lb 20c
Oct. Made Cream Cheese, per lb.,?
S at 20c.;
80c bottle Olives
noc
$ 50c bottle Olives 23c
y 48-lb. sack of Flour .... $1.33!$
" Potatoes, per bu ",fcJ
ft Allegretti Chocolates, In bulk, per ft
; lb 40ci;-
$ Chocolate Teanut Buds, per lb. 25e$
Anrlr-nt Piiffa liar Ih . . 2(t i
55 French Nougat, per lb 2tK
Carnations y
M Assorted colors, per dozen.. SOcV
S Roses, per dozen
. .. 40c
per qt.,p
X Fresh Roasted Peanuts,
at oc
? Fresh English Walnuts, per lb. 15c!?
Liquor Department
h California Port, per bottle 2.VJ
Golden Grain Straight 'Rye Whis-;.;)
:k key, full quarts
9 Cocktails, per bottle 75c
i Old Atherton Rye, bottled in bond '4
IJer UUILIU IfUVj ;
Meat Department
H Roast Beef (choice shoulder cuts)
per lb 11$
Bacon (nice lean strips) lb. 15c;.;
N Armour's Star Hams, per lb.l2?4C$
From to lO p. m. we will sell
s nice, fresh Beef Hearts for bak-$
H lng or boiling, at per lb...3)ar0
y A full line of Usinger's Milwaukee
B Sausage always on hand. fi
IT
Ankola Colfee
$1.00
possible to buy such satisfactory
coffee as ours. Rich, full flav-
ored, delicious, fresh roasted
daily, as we roast all the coffee
we sell. You will thank us for
telling you when you try Court
ney.'s Coffee.
Order today. Now. $
(Courtney & Co
Seventeenth and Doug-las Sts. $
l'lione DoiiRlas 647. ,
Private Kxoliantte Connects AH 'A
Departments. jft
Hew Fast Morning Train
Chicago
TO
Mew York
VIA
LEAVE CHICAGO. 9:00 A. M,
ARRIVE NEW YORK, 9:15 A. M.
All Incoming morning trains
from the west, northwest and
southwest connect with this train
In Chicago, and on arrival In New
York passengers are landed in
Grand Central
Station
the ONLY railroad .terminal in
New York City. Right in the heart
of the hotel and residence district.
Subway station under same roof.
16 minutes to Brooklyn without
change.
A daylight ride along Lake
Michigan, Lake Erie, through the
Mohawk valley and down the his
toric Hudson river.
CALL ON OS ADDRESS
L. W. Landman, G. W. P. A.
La Salle St. Station,
Chicago, 111.
WARREN J. LTHCH
Fasssnffer Tr&fflo XSaus.g'sr
CHICAGO
Your Style
rw
SPRING SHOES
AID-
OXFORDS
$3.50 m $4.00
Vsw lasts la Tan, Dull Calf ad
Patent Colt.
Ton can be comfortable la the
styles we sell at the
Walk - Over Shoe Store
314 South 16th Street. t
IFour duor bo. lteaton Urug Co.)
SD. S. THOMPSON, Walk-Over Man.
The Twentieth Century Farmer
Lake fp Shore
i
Jtl
La
STARTS
SATURDAY
MORNING
On account of the backward
season we offer
Men's Suits
WORTH $12.50 AND $15,
FOR
BOY'S OXFORDS
Our Boys Oxfords will keep the M
boys' feet cool and comfortable H
during the spring and summer
months'. The boy's tireless feet
should be kept comfortable as well
as father's.
Box Calf, Tan and Patent Ox
ford's durable, comfortable, sty
lish 1.75 to $3.00 All Sizes
A pair of our Boys' Oxfords will
make the boy look like a young
gentleman, and feel like one.
FRYSHOE CO.
TEE SHOES S.
16th and Douglas Sis.
60C POUND BOXES
SMART. SET CHOCOLATES
SATURDAY OXLT.
MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO.,
Sixteenth and Farnam Sts.
READ THE BEST PAPER
Tb Omaha Daiir kee.
1 vS
Sco them in our
Show Windows
GUARANTEE
CLOTHING GO.
; 1519 & 1521 Douglas SI.
Date Clothing Ever Held in Omaha
Begins at
$10 1250 Suits
For Men and Young Men
h1-5-
at
Don't forget for a nMnute that these
are actual 10 and $1'J suits. All are
thoroughly well made and will make
you a good business suit all season
lone.
$20 2T1 Suits
For Men and Young Men
135
at
Btop and think! When have yon
ever been able to purchase genuine
hand-tailored clothe at this price be
fore? Compare them with any $20 or
$:!.30 suits you can find anywhere.
The
House of
Best
Clothes
Quality.
THE RELIABLE STORE
Special Sale Mes
Suits
By several deals 'with prominent
manufacturers we nre enabled to
offer you Saturday the most de
lightful saving opportunities of the
entire season.
Men's Suits 7i-$10
All new styles and fabrics, splen
didly tailored, the very newest
shades and patterns, including a
fine assortment of popular shades
of brown.
Men's Suits .12L-J15
Strictly hand tailored garments,
in most clever new styles, all best
fabrics, scores of rich patterns to
select from.
Opportunities for splendid price saving without sacri
fice of quality or style. A proposition that will delight any
particular dresser who is not adverse to a neat saving.
Young Men's Long Pants
Suits Latest single and
double breaste'd styles val
ues to $15; on sale at, per
suit, 7.50 and $10.00
Furniture Dept. ZZX"
port, worth $7.50, sale price
A complete line of Porch and Lawn Furniture at lowest
prices. See it before buying elsewhere.
TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST
.
I Meat
Omaha's
Most
Popular
Market.
HOc-Spring
Pork Loins,
per lb 9c
Pork Roast, ,
per lb 8C
HAVDEGK
THE RCUABLB STORE
Spare Eibs,
five lbs 25c
Bacon Strips,
per lb
SUMMER FLOWERING BULBS
CALADIUMS, Mammoth Bulbs, each 25c; 5 for $1.00
TUBE ROSES, Mammoth Pearl, doz. 35c; 3doz $1.03
GLADIOLI, in Superb Mixture, doz. 30c; 50 for $1.03
CINNAMON VINE, Extra Large, each 10c; 12 for .... $1.09
DAHLIAS, Assorted, each 10c; 12 for $1.0J
THE NEBRASKA SEED CO., 1613 Howard St.
Bee Want Ads
; -
The Very
Best
Styles at
Lowest
Prices.
Boy's Odd Knee Pants TVig
assortment of patterns and
fabrics, all sizes, four to six
teen years, values to Toe, on
sale at 35c
$7.00 Enameled Iron Cribs
white with woven wire
springs, HO-in. wide, o4
in long, with drop side
snap at $-1.75
Sanitary Steel Davenports,
with link fabric, makes a
comfortable, full sized
bed or handsome daven
1.95
V iV
Specials for Saturday
Omaha's
Market.
Chickens-hOc
No. 1 Hams, Sat
urday, lb., 12 '2
California Hams,
per lb 8c
10c
Produce Results
Saturday
$1650 18 Suits
For Men a.nd Young Men
97-5-
at
Good, dressy, conservative styles for
business wear. Not one worth a cent
less than $lfl.RO Saturday at Bran
deiB for $0.75.
Finest $25 and $30 SUITS
For Men and Young Men
16
at
Saturday you can choose from bo me
of the world's best ready-to-wear suits
In this group. High, broad, athletic
shoulders, close-layinR, broad lapela,
Enug-fltttng collars. Newest colors.
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