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Special Easter Sale Offerings of Matchless
A WEALTH OF CHARMING EASTER
GARMENT BARGAINS
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Assortment and value? surpassing any you
liave ever known or expected to find in before
Master season. Our New York buyer found
srvrral prominent manufacturers considerably
overstocked on account of the backward sea
v"n anl billing to accept any reasonable cash
offer for their surplus, the result is: Several
Tremendous Purchases of Spring Garments
which will be offered Our Customers at Prices
Less than Real Value of Fabrics Alone.
Handsome Tailor Suits, $20.00 to $30.00 val
ues, clever new designs, fine materials, rich
new colorings, as shown in window, $12.50
Beautiful Silk Dresses, $20.00 to $35.00 val
ues messalines, foulards, satins, taffetas,
pongees; choicest colorings, lace applique
trimmings, at . . $12.50
Values we do not believe you can dupli
cate in the country at these extraordinary low
prices.
A Magnificent Line of Sample Tailor Suits
and Dresses The very choicest of the sea
son's colorings, styles and fabrics; on sale
at. $30, $35, $40,' $50 to $75
Worth fully one-third more.
Exclusive styles, choice fabrics and colorings,
perfect tailoring and boundless satisfaction
is found in Crown Jewel Tailor Suits . . $25
We show nearly 300 new ones in our Eas
ter displa
New Spring Coats, best materials and styles,
at $5, $7.50, $10, $12.50, $15, $18
up to S25
New Spring Skirt Styles .$5 to $15
New Spring Waists Silks, nets, lace,
Lingeries, Lawns, linens Largest as
sortment for selection at 98c to $20
Extra Size Skirts, in complete assort
ment, $3,95 to $15.00.
Children's Spring Jackets, new
est styles, all colors, regular
$6.50 and $7.50 values; on sale
in two lots $2.98 and $3.98
Children's Spring Dresses
Values to $3.00, in ginghams,
chambrays, linens, etc., all col
ors newest styles, at. .$1.45
Intensely Interesting Easter Bargains Saturd'y
Muslin Lnderwear, Hosiery and Ladies' Furnishings for
Kaster. Xo place will you find the assortment and quality
surpassed, and the special bargains offered from recent cash
purchase are truly marvelous beyond comparison.
One big lot of elegant skirts, choicest new designs with deep
flounces of rich laces and embroideries; garments that
would sell regularly up to $15.00; in five lots Saturday at,
each S1.50. $1.98. $2.98. $3.98. $4.98
Ladies' Muslin Underskirts;
regular values up to $3.00
choice for only 98c
Ladies' Downs, worth to $5;
lace and embroidery yokes;
on sale at. .08c, $1.50, $1.93
Combination Suits Chemises Regular values to $2.50, 98c
FOUR ROUSING HOURS SM.ES
SATURDAY
Charming Easter Millinery
A more gorgeous and truly artistic
collection is scarcely possible.
Fascinating creations of the master
millinery artists both of this country and
Europe. Hundreds upon hundreds of
winningly original designs from our own
workroom. All the newest and most prac
tical and clever millinery style ideas, at
prices that show an average saving of at
least 25 to you.
See the magnificent special offerings on
sale Saturday at $5, $8.50 and $10
Sweeping Price Reductions on All
Pattern Hats. Don't fail to see them.
All Hats Marked in Plain Figures.
10 to 11 A. M. La dies'
Skirts, regular $2.00 qual
ity, at 89c
11 A. M. to 12 M. Q owns
that are worth regularly to
75c; choice 29c
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8 to 9 A. M. Gowns, worth
to $2.00, at 69C
9 to 10 A. M. Corset Covers
and Drawers, regular 50c
values, at 29c
8 to 9 A. M. Gowns worth to $2.00, at. .69c
11 A. M. to 12 M. Gowns that are worth reg
ularly to 75c; choice 29c
FOUR, BIG HOSIERY SPECIALS
SATURDAY
Ladies' 75c Lisle Hose, in plain
gauze, silk embroidered and all
over lace, all new spring shades
sale price . 50c
Ladies' gauze lisle and fine Maco
Cotton Hose, plain or lace, black
and fancy colors; to 50c values
at 25c
mm
Ladies' 50c Quality Hose Silk lisle,
lace or embroidered, nil colors and
black 35c
Three pairs for $1.00
Ladies' 19c quality Maco and silk
embroidered Hose; blacks, tans,
etc., at, pair 12C
Get the Best Pony Hose for the boys.
IF IT'S STYLISH, IF IT'S GOOD, YOU WILL FIND IT AT HAYDEN'S.
Novelties for EasterEaster Neckwear
All the new numbers in Fine Ruchings;
New fancy lace and linen Dutch Collars;
special at .15c
A beautiful line of fancy Lace Jabots;
special bargains at 25c
New Puff Ties, narrow Windsors and
Novelty Stocks; snaps at 15c
specially priced at, per yard. . . '. . 15c
Full 24-in. Hair Rolls,. : .......... 19c
Easter Handkerchiefs Zc, 5c, 7lc,
10c and l5o Worth fully double the
price.
20 Per Cent lionunt Hale (Saturday Bible. Prayer Books and All Church Goods for Eaatr.
Easter Ribbons
25c Silk Taffeta Rlbboaa 12Hc A big line
of extra wide til allk taffeta ribbons, 25c
value, yard 12tt
Fancy Ribbon -A beautiful line of the latest
novelties In fancy ribbons, worth up to 76c
yard, at 30
llUWand Bags Saturday98
The greatest line of strictly new, up-to-date Hand
Bags and Carriage Bags ever shown in this or any other
Omaha store at anything approaching the low prices.
No old shop-worn or out-of-date goods, but all new, first
class novelties.
The Black Seal Bags in this lot are made of the verv
finest seal leather every bag warranted perfect or
money refunded; and a guarantee with every bag pur
chased of us. Old leather goods are dear at any price
be sure you get only new, fresh stock.
$2.00 Bags at...;.... 95c $2.00 Vanity Bags .... 95c
50c Elastic Belts A big new line to select from, at 25c
To Men of Good Taste
in Dress We Always Find
that the
Griffon Brand Shirt
Appeals more strongly than others.
The quality has a great deal to do
with it and the 100 patterns heie for
.selection insure pleasing choice.
All newest styles in these splendid
shirts; prices 98c, $1.50 to $3
We carry them in all sizes from
14 to -0 inches. Neckbands can fit
you perfectly. See them. Kvery
thiug of the best in Easter Neckwear
for men. .Fust look over our line, it
will certainly please you.
We do the Business In Hardware and Tools
Extra heavy, double strength galvanized poultry
wire, He per square foot in rolls, cut 3"4
4-tlne spading fork, worth $1 75?
6- tlne spading fork, worth $1.50 98
24-tooth lawn rake, worth 60c 29
75c round point or square ahovels 30d
12-tooth steel rake, Saturday 19
SOc steel hoe, warranted, Saturday 35
7- inch garden hoe, only.. 10
TIBS PA 11.8 BROOM 8 MOPS
Large galvanized wash tubs, 65c; medium, 55c;
mall 45
10-quart. galvanized water palls, 15c; 12-quart.
19c; 14-quart 25
35c Fancy Veilings 12c
They are all Silk Veilings In fancy and plain
mesh, both dotted and figured, all staple
colors, the regular 5c quality, yd... 1264
New Hose Supporters Special sale Saturday
Pad Hose Supporters, pair.. 10? and 10
Easter Shoe Sale
Men's, women's, misses and children's fine shoes and ox
fords, the largest showing of fine footwear ever shown by
Hayden Bros., and at prices that make them within the reach
of all. Black and brown Suedes, black and gray cravenettes in
all the new models.
Women's shoes and oxfords, values
up to $3.00; specially priced, $1.98
Men's shoes, in patents, kids and gun
metals; extra special $1.98
Misses' and children's shoes, oxfords
and ankle ties; very special.. .$1.00
Boys', youths' and little gent's shoes,
worth up to $1.75, at $1.19
Queen Quality aud Orover shoes
for women; Stetson and Cross ett shoes
for men all new models.
Hayden's-Home of Pure Food Products
40c parlor broom. 29c; 30c brooms 194
15c mop stick and 25c mop, only 2f
$1.25 fancy japanned flour cans, holds 50 lba..75
The Advance Waahing Machine, only
The old reliable, square. Western Washer. .
The American round shape washer
The 10 easy Ak-Sar-Ben washer
150 moth balls, Saturday, only
BOYS AXU GIRLS. ATTENTION!
Steel wheel, rubber-cushion, roller skates,
$1.50 a pair, only
11.25 roller skates 79
13.50 bo)s' wooden coaster
wsgons 92.49
Large No. 1 steel wagons, Satur
day 98
1.98
2.98
3.39
3.98
10
worth
98
We retail t n thj, rnnanm.. .. . npi.,A
that pays you to trade at Hayden
. lbs. - best pura Cine Granulated
Sugar for i oo
10 bar Diamond C or Beat 'Km All
Soap for 6c
7 Iba. beat Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal
,or Sic
Iba. choice Japan Rice i;c
4 lb. beat hand picked Navy Beans
for i9c
8 Iba. best White or Yellow Cornmeal
for j .c
Malta Vita Corn Flakes, pkg J0
Pure Honey, pint Mason Jura lie
flie beat Soda or Oyster Crackers
per lb
The beat Crlap Pretzels or (linger
tinapa, per lb 0
Pure Tomato Catsup, Worceater
Sauce or Pickles, assorted kinds,
per bottle sve
Cholca California Prunea. per lb... 4c
Fancy Seeded Raistna. pkj oc
Fancy California Peachea. lb "c
Fancy California Dried Grape. It.5c
Fancy California Cooking Ratal na.
Pr l Uc
Battar ant Chaaaa Price.
Choice No. 1 Dairy Rutter, lb !0c
Fancy No. 1 Dairy Table Butter, per
lb 5s c
Fancy No. 1 Country Creajtiery But
ter, per lb 2e
Fancy Full Cream Brick or Llmbergar
Cheese, per lb ij0
"tables and rrutts tot Baatar.
Freeh Spinach, per peck..... ;0c
Frean Beets, Turnlpa, Carrots or
Onions, per bunch 40
Large Cucumbers, each. . .6c and 7 He
Large Head Lettuce, head. . ,7Hc-lCc
Fancy Hothouse Lettuce, 2 heads.. 6c
Fancy Hothouse Radishes, S bunches
tor ec
Fancy Ripe Tomatoea, per lb....7VsO
New Cabbage, per lb 4o
Fancy W or Green Beans, lb.... 20c
Quart boxes fancy Ripe Strawberries
fr ....20c
Large Crape Fruit, each 6c
0c size Highland Navel Oranges, per
dOKen 40c
50c else Highland Navel Oranges, ier
dozen J0c
4('c aixe Highland Navel Oranges, per
doxen J6c
30c Hise Highland Navel Orangea, per
doxen 20c
New Honey, rack laAfce
Saatar Llllaa for Baatsr, reguiar prlo
at all florlals 2oc bloom; our prii-e
only ISo
Buy your Rose Rushes and Shrub
bery Saturday. This will the last
Phone
Oiug. 2600
Try H AYDEPTS First
Gloves For Easter
Any glove wish you may hava can be
readily supplied from our immense spring glove
stock. There's satisfaction In the quality; there's
saving In our price.
SPECIAL SATURDAY BARGAIN OFFERINGS
Ladles' Ifing Kid Gloves, all colors and sizes, regu
lar values to $3.50, 8aturday.9i.98 and $2.98
Ladles' Silk Gloves, long Or short; all newest
shades, upeclal bargain. SO 75a 98 $1.50
Selling agents for the Famous Fownes and Kayaor
Silk and Fabric Glove. Every pair guaranteed.
Get Ready to Paper
Big Sale now on in our new Wall Pa
per, Paint and Decorating Dept., 4th floor.
You'll find here, without doubt, the
largest and mo8t complete stock in the city.
1,000 Sample Enamelet, the new wood
finish, given away free Saturday. Get one.
See the free demonstration,
showing how to paint chairs,
tables, floors, etc. Wholesale
and Retail.
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RG CORSETS
The new spring models of R. & G.
corsets will delight every woman who
seeks both style and comfort In a per
fect fitting corset. While Insuring the
fashionable new
figure, this plia
bility aft or da
the greatest ease
and freedom of
movement. The
fashionable flat
hip style shown
here has a me
dium bust, long
skirt and extra
long back, giv
ing a faultless
figure, graceful
In the extreme.
Priced In Coutil
(A-4 4) or Ba
tiste (A-45), at
$1.00
'Every pair guaranteed.
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- APPOMATTOX. ALTAROF PEACE
Old Soldier Telia How Federals En
tertained Confederates.
HAD THEM AS GUESTS AT FEAST
taerldaa, tommaadlna Blath Cavalry,
tttc-ndr raiMpllaaeated
Ho, or th Kite my mm
ihrlr Bravery.
"Nfaily every jihase from nearly every
loint of vli w relative to thrt monn iilous
ttli and lot li i'f April, when General
Lee surrendered iu General Urant at Ap
pomattox, has been written and rewritten,"
;ld a veteran of the HI nth Vnli.'d States
avalr.v (which rcKtmenl was then the
hi adiiiarteia guard and rsiurt fur General
l'hll Sheridan) and now a resident of
tmalia, "but there were a few Incidents
lakh g place the night of April 10 that
have not yet graeed I he imtf.n of history.
"It had been the forlune of the Sixth
fulled Slates cavalry to b frequently
pitted agaliiKt the Sixth Virginia cavalry
if th confederate army during the aev-
nil campaigns In Virginia, notably at
fliantilly, Antletaiu. Warvi'nloii. South
Mountain. Gettysburg, the .Wilderness, Ce
llar Creek, Klul.er s Hill and at the last t
Apuomatlox.
v"The two regiments cam to know each
oiher well. The only hostility existing be
tween them waa that of the atern disci
pline of battle, but when an armistice was
granted men' of both commands frequently
met on the battlefield to bury their re-KM-ctlve
dead, and became fast friends.
. Take Dlaner Together.
"When the surrender at Appomattox waa
concluded we learned that the Sixth Vir
ginia cavalry was encamped near our com
mand and some of us obtained permission
from General Sheridan to go aver to their
camp to invite the Sixth Virginia boys
over to our camp and tske supper with us.
j Gonersl Sheridan promised to come down
j 10 the camp and join us in the feast.
"It wasn't much of a feaat, but there
was plenty of fried bacon, soft bread, good
coffee, boiled potatoes and canned toma
toea. "We could gather up only about fifty or
xlxly of the Virginia boys. They were a
little diffident about coming at first, but
we convinced them that our welcome was
sincere. The Sixth L'nlted States cavalry
hoys acted as waiters to their visitors. Tha
Virginian were surprised to aee that we
had real wheat bread. Soma of those men
had not tasted a piece of genuine wheat
biead for several months and fuw of them
had eaten a piece of genuine bacon for a
similar period. As for fanned tomatoea,
they had tasted none during the entire
war.
fchrrldaa Comes Over.
"After supper General Sheridan came
over to our camp and greeted the Vir
ginians with the utmost cordiality, shak
ing hands with each of them and bidding
them God apeed. He complimented them
en their bravery and knew that they would
make aa good eitlxena in peace as they
had been soldiers In war.
"The Incident of Appomattox cemented
the friendly feeling between the two com
mands more Jtrongly than ever and there
is a fellowship of feeling even to this day
among the veteran survivors of those two
regiments that will continue until the old
vetcrana shall all have Joined their com
radca on the other shore." """
Stop it! Why cough.' atop it!
Stop coughing! Coughing rasps and tears. Stop it! Coughing
prepares the throat and lungs tor more trouble. Stop it ! There is
nothing so bad for a cough as coughing. Stop it I Ayes Cherry
Li inuiai 15 d medicine lur iuui;us anu vuiua, a i sijuiai uiaiu,
cine. I ise it ! Ask your doctor if this is not gootfadvlcf . f ,.Af1rr.'
NAMES IN THE CORNERSTONE
Tfcat Will Be Owe Reward af Chit-
area oatrtkatlaa; to Child
tin laatltat.
Sunday school children whn are giving 10
cents each to the Child Saving Institute
fund will nave their philanthropy memor
ialised to the extent that tha name of each
child will go Into the cornerstone of the
new home t be built. Gifts by Sunday
school children have been like the widow's
mite in some caeca and a small mission
school near the South Omaha stock yards
gave Ifi.ffi last Sunday.
The list of gifts to date Is as follows:
Previously acknowledged H2.T07.7S
Catherine B. Nash l,Vt 06
V. Swanaon loo.M
Mrs. O. D. Klplinger raj.rtfl
Mrs. J. II. Lower), la-lgh 2S.(rt
K. W. Gunt her 3.00
first Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School, South Omaha 14. M
Kdward M. Boyd, Auburn Iimjo
C. A. Sherwood 10 00
Bethel Baptlat Miasion Sunday
School. South Omaha
Cash aent by letter without signa
ture, postmarked Missouri Valley. S 00
3. K. Rough. Nehawka s.oo
t'leland A. 1.S Beau 2m
Charles Richards, Trumbull JfjO
Total
Balance to raise
Umil ot time. May 1, lDut.
Boat Line from
Decatur to Soo City
to Be Launched
Rirer Transportation Will Be Estab
lished for a Distance of
Sixteen Miles.
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Sixteen miles from TeWamali and con
nected only by a road which U described
by the farmers and business men In the
section as "bum." tha merchants of De
catur, assisted by the farmers, are to start
a boat line from Decatur to Sioux City.
This announcement was recelvud by the
Commercial club Friday from a patron ot
the Omaha market, who wants the Omaha
business men to get a bost and run it up
trie river to Decatur, Blair, Onawa and
Sloan, so the business men can "buy In
Omaha where tlicy have always bought
goods and not have to go to Sioux City."
Captain J. Ixach of Springfield, 8. D,
Is io run the boat and lK will carry SJ6
tona or more. The farmera near Decatur
have given Captain Icach their assurance
that they wilt send their grain and live
stock to market on the boat, while the mer
chants are to ship all merchandise on the
river. The reason for running tha boat to
Sioux City Is given as being entirely the
fault of the river, which, steamboat men
ssy. Is bettor and aafer above Decatur than
from that town to Omaha.
Decatur is an old steamboat landing'and
appreciates the value of the boat business.
Take Haralag-
Don t let stomach, liver nor kidney
trouble down you. when you ran quickly
down them with Fleetrlc Hitlers 60c. For
sale by iieaitn Drug Co.
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Bsjliaias I'eraalta.
George 11. Thummi',, Thirty-eighth ae
nue and liarn-y streets, brick veneer dwel
ling, lli.000; C. P. Traver, Thirtieth street
and Kowler aenue. frame dwa.ling, I. il, I
ft II. l.:itnle;iMi. TiUrilrth stie-t and i
Dewey ateuue, fraui Oaellotg, l.'.io, K j
J. Larson, 1 North Thirty-fifth street,
frame dwelling. I'-.WO: J. H. Bexton, Twenty-ninth
avenue and Karnam street, frame
dwelling. tNOOu; E. K. Shlvely. Twenty-fifth
avenue and Spencer street, frame dwelling.
J2.tU0; Gust Thorin. Thlrty-firth and Dav
enport streets, frame dwelling. 12.400: p. c.
Heimlngsen, Thirty-third an I Taylor stre.-ti.
frame dwelling, ll.SnO; C. P. Traver. 2717
t'apltol avenue, frame dwelling. 2,in0; t;.
P. Traver, Korty-thfrd and Saratoga streets,
frame dwelling. $1,000.
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Excavation tor
Brandeis Theater
Work Begins and Will Be Pushed
with All Possible En
ergy. Excavation for the new theater to be
erected by J. L Brandeis A. Bona at tha
corner of Seventeenth and Douglas streets
began Friday and the west half of tha big
lot will be cut down to a lowel level than
the basement of ' tha building on tha
coiner.
Work on the lots where the theater will
ba located waited on the architects who
were In consultation with special theater
architects and the excavation could not
be started until the plana were complete.
The building will now be pushed with all
posaible energy. F.mll Brandeis. who baa
active charge of tha firm's building opera
tions, will return from Egypt In two or
three weeks and contracts will be let for
the stone and concrete work at once.
The excavation for the building at Nine
teenth and Douglaa streets, where J. L.
Kennedy of the Brandeis banking ho us
Is to erect a building Is completed and
contracts will be let shortly for tha work
of erecting the building.
Mrs. Isrsisvk fr Pawtaaasfer.
NASHVIl-LE. Term., April -An effort
Is lietng made lo have Mr Carmack,
whIhw of the late Senator K. V. Carml?k,
appointed postmaster In Columbia, Tenn.
Committee for
State Hospital
Local Physicians Appointed with
State Representatives to Look
After Orthopedic Hospital,
Drs. Jonas. Gifford. Bridges and Flndlay
have been decided on aa an Omaha commit
tee to look after the establishment of tha
branch of'the orthopedic hoapital In this
city.
That waa the result of a conference In
Omaha Friday cf these physicians and D;an
Ward of the medical department of the
University of Nebraska and others Inlsr
tsted .n the enterprise.
President Allen of the' Board of Regents
of the university. Chancellor Avery and
Dr. Ward constitute a committee for the
tuile to work with the local dommitter.
Gordon W. Wattles having volunteered
to give $50,000 toward this Institution It will
be the duty of the local commute, now u
COUNTY GAINS IN FAMILIES
Gels Fire Mere tor the Week Afte,
t r.lls) Marriage. mm4 VI.
re-B Asked.
Five families Is tha net gain to Douglaa.
county for the week ending Friday.
While twenty-fiv couples secured mar.
riage licenses and were wed, fifteen dl
varca suits were Inltisted within the sarin
lime, and if all of them result In a disso
lution of the marital tie. this would lesvt
a balance of ten In favor or the dorneatU
altar, but five of the newly married couplet
will live outside Douglaa county. Tin
balance, therefore, Is five.
The flgurea do not accurately represen
the proportion of new marriages to di
vorces, for the number of , petitions fo:
divorce the laat week la above tha average,
a number of people rushing to get advan
tage of the old ' low, whlrh provide six
months' residents here only.
NO MORE STOMACH MISERY OR DYSPEPSIA
Prompt Belief From Indigestion and
Distress is Waiting for Yon
Nothing will remain undigested or sour
on your stomach If you will take Dlapepaln
after your meal. This powerful digestive
and antacid, though as harmless and pleas
ant as candy will digest and prepare for
assimilation into the blood all the food
you ran eat.
Eat what your stamarh craves, without
tha slightest fear of Indigestion or that
you will ba bothered with sour risings.
Belching. Gas on Stomach. Heartburn.
Headache from Stomach, Nauaea, Bid
Breath, Water Brash or a feeling Ilka you
had swallowed a lump of lead or other
dlsagraeavble miseries.
If you will fet from oir pharmacist a
50-crnt case of Papa's Dlapepsin you ceuld
always go to tha labia with a hearty ap
petite, and your meals would taste good,
because you would know there would be
no Indigestion or Sleepless nights or Head
ache or Stomach misery all the next day;
and. bealdea. you would not need laxatlvea
or liver pills to keep your stomach and
bowels clean anrj fresh.
Pa pes Dlspcpsln can be obtained from
your druggist, and contains mora than
enough triangulea to thoroughly cure tiia
woist dyspeptic. There Is nothing better
for Oss on the Stomsch or sour odors
from the stomach or to cttra a riloirtacb
Headache.
You couldn't keep a handler sr gaore usa
ful article in the house.
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