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Oiir well known facilities for handling merchandise in Omaha in large quantities and ability to pay cash (or them, invariably procures for Ilayden Bros, the
first offering of manufacturers' surplus stock in all parts of the country. Our corps of buyers have been busy investigating the scores of offerings during
the last few weeks, selecting the best, re jetting the undesirable, and the result is a stock of special bargains in New Dependable Spring Merchandise Unpre
cedented in Assortments, High Quality or Low Prices in Omaha. Every day new lots will be brought forward. New bargain surprises to tempt you. Come
THE RELIABLE STORE
Thursday.
THE RELIABLE STORE
The First Carload of Our Great Mill Purchase of IVasli Fabrics, Wool Fabrics and Silks on Sale Thursday
MS'
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STOCK
HAYDEK
Wool Dress
Goods
FROM THK GREAT FACTORY
BALE.
4S-ln. Blatk Drss goods, Sold at
$1.00 per yard, -23
86-ln. Fancy All Wool Suiting,
res;., price 69c' yard 15c
2.50 Heavy Cloaking, 64-in. wide,
at . 49
Several Other Specials In Wool
Ires Goods.
High Grade
Wash Goods
Arnold', 8itifd Silk. ' fine
shade worth 5c -36s
Arnold's Tissue Boode, worth 5c,
yard .. . . . . ... ' . . ... . v. .36
Arnold's Cochin Silk ...36
Arnold's 59 ha Bell Sola 36
Extra Specials in Table Linens.
Extra Specials for Thursday
III OUR FAMOUS DOMESTIC ROOMS
FROM 8:00 TO 8:30 A. M.
1 case of Fruit of the Loom, genuine article, 10 yards
.limit, at yard, , 4
FROM 8:45 TO 9:00 A. M.
1 case of 6c Wash rags, 5 to customer, at each 1
FROM 9:15 TO 9:40 A M.
1 case of 10c India Linon, 10 yards limit, at, yard.. 5c
FROM 10:00 TO 10:30 A. M.
1 case of Table Oil Cloth, either white or colors, regular
price is 18c and 20c yard, first class goods, made by
the Standard OH Cloth Co., 6 yards limit, yard. . 13H
FROM 10:45 TO 11:00 A. M.
2 Be Bath Towels, bleached, very large and Very heavy,
only 2 pain to customer, at each 11
FROM 11:00 TO 11:30 A. M.
1 case of 36-ln. Silkollne, regular price 12c goods, 12
yards limit, at yard .-5
EVJafchlcGS Bargain Offerings in
! Men' and Boy's Clothing
Two prominent manufacturers closed to us for
cash their entire sample stocks, and we'll show
the garments during this great sale at less than
vthe regular wholesale prices of the goods
Nearly 3000 Men's Suits
1 A 95 I $12.50 values.... J n 75
I 1-1 $13.50 values K -
I I 1 ftfi VolllAO w
$18.00 values
$20.00 values
$22.50 values
(sale pnee
The immense assortment' of regular stock on,
hand i8 the only reason we would dispose of these
suits at such prices. They're splendid bargains at
much greater prices. All the best fabrics, latest
colorings, patterns and styles included in the stock.
Another Big Purchase of Boys' and Youths'
Suits offer Splendid Savings. Youths' Long Pant
Suits, at . : . . . . .$7.50 $10.00 and $12.50
A showing of qualities and nobby new styles we
are positive will equal any shown elsewhere at
$2.50 to $6.00 more price. Just see;them.
KNICKERBOCKER SUITS (BOYS' KNICKERBOCKER SUITS
that would sell regularly! at $fi.00,
in this sale,t ' $Q5D
at. ,. . . . ... i . '.
Big CwHill Purchase
HIGH CLASS SPRING SILKS
Absolutely the choicest assortments and and values it has ever
been our fortune to offer at anything approaching these bar
gain prices.
$1.00 Quality Satin Foulards
100 pieces in .this lot, all the
choicest new colors, large and
small designs, polkadots and
stripes, magnificent ' rr
bargains, at, yard. ..... .UuC
Plain and Fancy Silks, regular
75c and $1.00 values, Messa
lines, Taffetas, Pongees, Chif
fon Pop in si, etc., in every con
ceivable shade, yours Q Kn
Thursday, at, yard 03C
NEW SPECIALS EVERY DAY WATCH OUR ADS.
$35.00 Bigelow's Electro Rugs
slightly mismatched, other
wise perfect, fine new pat
terns, just 50 in the lot,
choice Thursday, $ Q Q r
while theylast,"at. . lO.CU
50c Ingrain Carpets, half wool,
fine assortments of new pat
terns and colorings for se
lection, extra heavy quality,
in Thursday's big qt
sale, choice, yard Owl
BOYS'
with extra pair of pants, "worth regu
'lariv $4.50..O.ur $085
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' Don't judge them bv the prices, we want you to examine the quality, see .
tic style of these garments. You'll vote them the best ever offered here or
o) nowhere.
BIG MANUFACTURER'S OUTLET SHOE SALE
The late spring has left lots of cancelled orders on the floor, our buyer secured
these goods at a fraction of their cost. On sale Thursday at about one-half
regular prices:
Women's Shoes and Oxfords in Patent Colt. Vlcl Kid, nun Metal and
l;hoc Vlcl Kid. in Goodyear welt and turn soles, worth $3.00 and $3.50,
!in this sale, at, pair 91.08
Women's $1.50 and $1.75 Vlcl Kid Bluchers, all sizes; also Misses' and
'JCbild's Kid and Patent Colt Lace and Button, at. pair 81.00
.VtBses' Kid and Patent Colt, $2.00 and $2.25 Shoes, standard makes, at,
pair 91.50
Utile Cents' Satin Calf $1.00 Shoes, sizes to 13, in this sale ..75
Infants' 50c cent Sort Soles, all colors, at. pair 25
Children's $1.00 and $1.25 Shoes in red, tan brown and patent button
Mith kid tips, at, pair 75f
Men's Patent
Colt, Vki Kid,
and Gun Metal
Welts.worth up
to $.1.j0, at
$1.98
$1G and $25 Silk Dresses Thursday $8.95
We securad the entire surplus stock of silk and wool dresses of Nat
'Goldston, 28-28 .V 17th.SO"."V., at less than 50c on the dollar.
Fine foulards, messalinea, taffetas and splendid wool fabrics in
the very best designs and colorings for spring, manufactured to
sell at $25.00 greatest bargain ever offered $8.95
$25.00 White Serge Suits trim
med with black buttons, the
classiest of the new ideas, the
most popular of the season, on
sale $19.90
Women's $7.50 Spring Jackets,
black and coverts, manufac
turer's surplus, all newest
spring stvles, great bargains
Thursday " $4.95
Special bargains in white serge and pongee coats, in Thursday's
sale, $5.00 up to $25.00
Manufacturer's stock of Misses'
Spring Suits, regular $12.50
AFTERNOON ONLY
IN OUR FAMOUS DOMESTIC ROOM
FROM 2:00 TO 2:30 P. M.
1 case of German Lonsdale, regular prlco It He 10 yard
limit, at yard .5
FROM 2:45 TO 3:00 P. M.
1 case of English Long Cloth, regular price 12 He value,
13 yards to piece, each piece. 59
FROM 3:15 TO 3:30 P M.
1 case of $1x90, good sheets, regular price Is 68c acb,
3 pairs to customer, at each. 23
FROM 3:30 TO 3:45 P.M.
1 case of llc Pillow Slips, only 4 to customer, at
"ch 74
FROM 4:00 TO 4:30 P. M.
1 case of 13 Whit Goods, neat checks and stripes, 10
yards limit, at yard 3H
FROM 4:45 TO 5:00 P M.
1 rase of 65c Large Cotton Blankets, grey or tan, 2 pairs
limit, each IKe
25
Pair
FROM THE GREAT FACTORY
PURCHASE
Goods Priced at Half and Some
liens Thaa Half of Cost to Mn.
facture few Items m aa Index
to what we will do.
India Pongee, sold at 25
Alberta Sattn, sold at.... . .250
Polntella Pllsse, told at 19
lilnene Bordtne, sold at 10
Imported Madras, sold at...25
ALL WILL GO AT VARI
8H. 10 d 12U
Batistes, Organdies, White Goods,
Lawns, etc., worth up to 19c yd.,
'I t JHt
White Goods, India Llnons, Pers
ian Lawns, Long Cloth, etc.,
worth up to 26c yard all at OH
Ginghams, Fine Dress, worth up
to 13 Vie yard in all fine stylos,
will go at. .5. 74 and 8
Apron Check worth up to 7c. at.
yard au, aits, 4140 sna as
Towels worth 8c each will go at.
each m
our Famous Tim Its.
(VI EN'S WOT EN'S AND CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR AND FURNISHINGS
Surplus stocks and sample lines from some of the best
known manufacturers in the country, offered in this sale at
less than- you ver bought like quality before.
Three Big Under wlin- Specials
Ladies' Gowns, Corset Covers, Drawers and Combination
Suits, regular selling prices up to $1.50, AfA
choice Thursday, at.
Muslin Underskirts, worth to
$3.00, cut full, very hand
somely trimmed, many of
them well worth $2, QO,
Thursday $1.50 andwUG
Ladies' Gowns, in latest em
pire or low neck designs,
short sleeves, manv of them
worth $2.50, big
assortment, each
98c
Ladies' and Children's Hosiery, regular 15c values, pair 5c
Ladies' and Childern's Hose,
imported Lisles in light or
medium weight, lOpl
regular 19c value . U 2
Ladies' and Children's Hose,
25c and 35c quality, Lisle,
blacks and tans, IQn
Thursday, pair IOU
Ladies' Hose, entire sample line of a big importer, all colors,
all styles, to $1 values, choicest bargains ever at pair 49c
Smril Marqificiil lirfiia DffirlnfS ii Usi'i Firfilshlef!
Men's Summer Underwear
Values to $1.00 garment,
at . 25c 39c and 49c
Sample Neckties, clubs,
tecks, fou r -in - hands,
bows, etc., fine silk ties,
worth to 50c, at 10c
Men's Combination
Suits, summer weight,
.values to. $2J50,' at,
each 59c 98c $1.50
Men's Dress and Negli-
gee Shirts, actual val
ue to $2.60, samples,
Men's and Boys' Under,
shirts, regular. 39c val
ues, on sale.'at ,r.15c
Work Shirts, all sizes,
good quality, on 6ale,.
at, choice ...... .25c'
t KOa nd OSe
Percale and Madras Shirts, worth regularly 50c, Thursday, at .19c
Many other Specials Thursday too numerous to mention.
and $15 values $9.90
$3.00 Lawn and Lingerie Waists
manufactures' surplus at,
choice $1.49
See Grocery, Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Special Prices on
last page. 'Phone your orders. Our new delivery system insures
prompt and satisfactory delivery.
DON'T
FORGET
TRY HAYOEH'S FIRST
IT
PAYS
Silk Underskirts, values up to $7.50, on sale .$3.95
A magnificent new line of the popular Crown Jewel Suits, $25.00
Don't fail to see them. Many other special bargains Thursday
New lots on sale every day. Watch papers and windows
Tremendous Purchase of Embroideries
Entire Surplus of one of the largest mills. Never before in the
history of Embroidery Sales in Omaha have such values been of
fered. In these lots will be. extra wide, medium and narrow edges
and insertings. See them.
FOIKTH LOT PKR YARD 0
This lot includes many 25c and
35c yard edges and bands, great
snaps.
MAMFACTIRKRS' SAMPLES
STOCK VAL LACES
The opening Val Lace Sale of the
season Thursday:
All regular 5c Vals, yard 2
AN IMMENSE PURCHASE OF MILLINERY
cs Show Room
a
Sam
ples and Patterns
from some of the
most prominent
makers in America
shown Thursday at
FULLY Vt LESS
THAN VALUES:
Black hand made Hats, some trimmed, Trimmed Hats, worth to $6.50, Picture
$3.00 values, sale price $1.50 Hats and show room samples, $3.95
Trimmed Hate made of good braids, very latest style ideas in trimming, actual
value to $5.00, Thursday $2.50
Latest styles in Straw Frames, all the good colors and shapes, actually worth
$2.00, your choice . . 98c
ootm of nWmdia ternUi 1b hljrh as gods, all bats aaarktt la plala tint. tATM TT
oxsrr to so rin ommr oar ton irm kat Thursday.
FIRST IXT PER YARI S,c
Includes nainsook 'and cambric
edges and Insertings, worth reg
ularly to 10 cents a yard.
SECOXP IX)T PKR YARD Be
A full ' usKirl Vnmt of filpem and In-
Berttn. rrsular value l&r.
THIRD IA)T PER. YA B l j7 H e
A beautiful line of very fine goodi
that are worth regularly to 20 cents
All regular 10c Vals, yard .-5
All regular 15c Vals, yard 7H
PI RE LINEN LACES
A big line of linen Torchons, tha
greatest values ever shown, at
yard -2H and 5
Fancy Bilk Veilings regular 25c
and 35c quality Thursday at
yard 10
13.50 SEAMLESS ART
SQUARES
Extra heavy 9x12 size, $r?
on sale at
$1.50 Smyrna Rugs
Fine Oriental patterns, 30x63
. size, on sale, 7C
DOfTT
FORGET
TRY MYDEN'S FIRST
WHEAT FALLS TWO CENTS
It it Expected to Descend Further
Because of Bain.
NO DEALEE ADMITS BEING STUNG
Harllnstoa Imp ltriorta how that
hrat lla, Interna Well
Woiue prlas Mred a Be.
las Sanau
WUeat, real wlieat wiiii whk-h 10 make
It. ad mi about 2 wnta clteaK-r on
the On'alia market Wednvstlay and tlie
s.in. hkii Is R-ent-ral, Is good for tha
Slowing crop th prevalltns Influence on
w.Mem market, at leaat.
No local (rain Oealt-r will admit being
u.ng. Almost even "n buying on the
In. or of the Omaha exchange ta bulllah In
i; hli teiuleni-iea. lower wheat cannot be
talked Micceaafully on the Omaha market.
YVt.tat had been aold within th laal few
tVya to millers out in the state of Ne
for above gl.25 and the millers had
to pay the loci) freight rate to get it to
their mills. Several miller were on the
riaiket Tueariay. Omaha grain dealers as
rule do not brltet wheat will go to a
uiy low level nor tbat Patten will be
taught by any urifureteen condition.
Wheat haa wintered In better condition
lhn wa at first auired; very little
spring wheat is being snwn; oata ( in
(air cou.liik'n. but backuid: ploing for
corn is ejl under way and other; crops
are generally backward because of the cold
weather of March and April, according to
the Burlington crop reirt issued Wednes
day for the week ending April 17.
CoH la Blaaae.
In a summary of temperatures taken at
stations from Omaha to Denver and from
Sioux City to Atchison, the Burlington
finds an average for the week of 89 de
grees, while Uat year the average tem
perature for the week at the same stations
was 60 degrees. This low temperature la
given as a reason for growing crops being
backward Precipitation Is also below
normal.
Of the winter wheat crop the Burlington
says: "The reports which we have from
ata'.iona would indicate present conditions
aa compared with an average crop aa
fellows: Lincoln division 9 per cent,
Omaha division 90 pvr cent. Wymore divi
sion 9$ per cent. McCook division W rer
cent. The figures may b considerably
changed In the next report."
Practically all the oats have been aown
and In many districts truy are out of tha
ground and growing according to this re
port. Corn plowing la a ell under way. but
none planted up to this time. It haa been
too et for plomlng ao that the ground
should be ready for seasonable plan'ing.
Grand Jury Looks
Into Homesteaders'
Modus Operandi
It Will Hare to Be Shown by Those
Who Evade Any Fart o
the Law.
Tli (.lad Head .
removes liver inactun and bowel stoppage
with Dr. King's New t-lfe Pills, the pain
less regulators, jbc. For rale by Beaton
l)i ng Co.
Bee want ads are business boosteis.
Homesteaders and Klnkalders who expect
to acquire title to land In western and
northern Nebraska without complying with
all the requirement of the homestead laws
and recent rulings relating to homestcading
on public lands hjva some trouble ahead.
The federal grand jury now in session in
Omaha Is looking Into a number of these
cases .where parties have recently under
taken 10 make final proof on their land
with lesa than the minimum of cultivation,
reaidence and Imprevments.
The presence of w number of poatoffice
Inspectors before the grand Jury Indicates
that the po toff lie department is looking
after a number of delinquents tor violat
ing the postal laws.
One of the most important cases now be
ing investigated by the grand jury is a
white slave case from the northern part of
the state where a young woman la alleged
to have been Imported li.tj the country
for immoral purposes.
Another rase that rua tome before the
graud Jiry deals Willi the finding of a
small quanity of counterfeit gold coins In
Omaha several weeks ago.
Several Indians are present from the
Omaha and Winnebago reservations to tell
what they know about the revival of the
bootlegging industry on those reservations.
The Jury will not make a report before the
end of the week.
COAL FREIGHTAGE WILL RISE
Aycrigg is Now
City Engineer
Democrat Appointed by Mayor Sayi
He Will Hake No Change,
in Office.
William Andetson Aycrifg is now the
city engineer of Omaha. His bund wilb the
American Surety company, in the sum of
flo.ooo, was approved by the council In ad
journed session Wednesday morning and
the new ofricial entered upon his duties
Immed ately.
Mr. Aycrigg announced he would make
no changes in the office, at least not for
the pre.ent. John P. Crli k holds over as
assistant city engineer.
Aside from approving the bond of Mr.
Aycilgg and rassing the ordinance In
structing' the city clerk to place the names
of all petition candidates before the elec
tion on printed ballots Instead of tha voilna
I machines, the cunacil did but Hula in the
. adjuuined . !!. 'u
Bates on Southern Illinois Product
Are to Be Advanced. .
"FOR CONSUMERS SENTIMENT"
This Is What Rallroasl 0elal
Sara la the Coarse ml His De
fease of Ibe Protased
larrease.
If freight rates on coal from southern
Illinois fields to Omaha advance I cents
per ton how much advance in the price of
coal will be made to consumers when they
fill their coal bins during the summer?
This la the difficult problem with which
consumers must work, as the railroads
have promised to advance the rates Just
IH mills per hundred pounds, snd tha coal
dealers are going ta put up a big fight to
prevent the advance which may maka it
necessary to tack 011 fe or six "bits" to
the retail price per ton.
At a meeting held Wednesday betwesn
coal dealers and coal traffic managers of
the railroads the dealers made It known
that they would lake up the proposed ad
vance at once and fight H to the laat ditch.
They told the railroads that tha advance
was really an advance of from II SO per ton
to 12 per ton on southern Illinois coal to
Omaha, while Kansas City would be al
lowed to-xetain the l M rate.
Kailroada len this 3-cent advance and
say the rates will actually be moved up
Just ( cents per ton In the readjustment
which will be made A pry 26.
By s railroad man attending the meeting
the explanation was offered:
'The readjustment does not in any way
eliminate Omaha from the coal trade In
the territory west of here The dealers wlil
ship their coal to Omaha and reconstgi,
It to stations west the same as before, and
It will cost them no more than It costs
Kanaas City. In other Words, the advance
in tha through rate of S cents per ton
leaves Kansas City snd Omaha in Identi
cally the same poaltion as at present.
"The fight In the Interest of the con
sumers seems Isrgely a matter ef senti
ment. It is absurd td talk ef a 30-oent ad
vance In the rates from the Mississippi
river to the Missouri river, as such Is no,
the Intention of the railroads."
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
The condition ot Mrs. Teresta Burk'e-',
mother of Frank J. and Harry V. Burkley,
la such that the physicians say her death
is only a matter of a abort time, fthe Is
W years old and make her home with
rrank J. Burkley, 13 North Thirty-eighth
avenue.
Voters Who Moved
Must Register
They Can Do So Saturday, and rail
in; They Lose Tote on
Fourth of. May.
Saturday ts the one -day of registration
before the cMy election. Voters wh hae
moved to 'another precinct and first voters
must register Saturday In order te e able
to vote at the election. Voters wha have '
moved must go to their former voting
place on that day and secure a removal
blank and fake it to the registration sooth.
In the. precinct where they st present lit
and register. Voters who have corns to
the city since the last elertlon must also
register Saturday. Kegist ration booths in
each of the fifty-four precincts will be
open from ( a. m. to t a. m.
Quick Action fer Yon Moneyr-Veu gt
that by using The Bee advertising column.
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railing? Hair Dandruff
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..-. . fuu k. it - - - thai uum aanorun. 11 rtmm m mn
tmttaa. restore Umb ta'keeMi. Tea kaar Up Cm aru Itself, aad kecae lit ataa
faUtag awl ewe aser raalaht. clsaa an ia a bcakhr conditio.
W wish yoei ta poairhely and distinctly understand that Avar's HaJr VTiW
doe nor affert th cnlor erf the hair. ven ta th sllfrtteet degree.
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