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We Wish to Announce to
Our Out-of-Town Customers
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Thousands of Rugs of High
or Medium Grade at Bargains
You Can Scarcely Believe
HO WESTERN STORE EVER MADE
SUCH A WONDERFUL PURCHASE
This was a cash deal on a tremen
dousiscale. An Eastern Manufacturer
needed a large sum of money and had
but a few days to raise it. He offered
us his entire stock at a sacrifice that
was simply amazing. We bought
every rug he had. Such a sale was
never held before.
The bargains are so big
that you can easily save
all the expenses of your
trip to Omaha if you
buy the Rugs you need
at this Great Sale Next
Monday .... .
Here Are a Few of the Big Bargains
unhesitatingly recommend r
pair of
DREXEL'S
Special $3.50 Oxfords
They are the cream of shoedom
built on special lasts styles
and shapes the same as higher
priced shoes. Our guarantee Is
back of every pair we sell. Well,
to. make a long story short, we'll
refund the money to any purchaser
who is the least dlsatlsfied with a
pair. They are made of Velour
Calf, Patent Colt, Vici Kid and
Tans all sizes. All the latest
styles can be found in Drexel's
Specials.
Spring Catalogue for the Asking
Drcxel Shoe Co.
Ill) Farnam Streel
Sacrificed by a
Baltimore House
Palace Clothing Co. Buys
716 Sample Suits at a
Strenuous Reduction.
The firm of Strouse & Bros, of Balti
more, Maryland, Is not unknown to
Omaha newspaper readers.
Their product Is advertised not only lr"
the leading magazines of the land, tut
In the newpaper as well, and ever;
once In a while a high class announce
ment concerning their superbly made
men's clothing appears In the Omaha j
dallies.
In the east Strouse Bros, are Instant
ly brought to mind when one thinks
of deftly put' up, stunningly fashioned,
smart clothes for gentlemen they make
only the "classy stuff," as a clothier
would say.
But even Strouse ft Bros, must offer a
sacrlf.ee once in a while, and here vlthln
the past week The Palace Clothing Co.,
at Fourteenth and DYjuglas streets, was
luckv enough to purchase 716 of St rouse's
sprlghtllest sample suits at an almost
ridiculous reduction.
Consequently, next Friday's evening
papers will contain r.ews of the most im
portant selling of HIGH CLASH suits
offered in a "month of Sundays."
The Selling to take place, of course, at
The Palace Clothing Co. at Fourteenth and
Douglas streets.
If you can stave off the purchase of a
suit until Saturday, do so you'll profit
by it
ROOM SIZE BRUSSELS RUGS
Worth up" to $15.00, at
$30.00 AXMINSTER RUGS
all 11x12 in size, now patterns
$3.50 AXMINSTER RUGS
in various styles and qualities.'.
$150 WILTON RUGS
size 27x55, fringed
ELEGANT WILTON RUGS
Uxl2, Hoamless, worth $55
Remember This Sale is
MONDAY
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MAY
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OMAHA
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f f There are) none
better never will be any-
"Onlmods" are sold only by the
REGENT SHOE CO.
205 South 15th Street.
Reliable
Dentistry
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Taft's Dental Rooms
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DR. BRADBURY, DENTIST
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"THE NATIONAL HEALTH RESORT"
HOT SPRINGS,
SOUTH DAKOTA
Approved by Nation and State. Beat
Climate and Medicinal Springs in
America. First Claaa Hotels. Hospi
tals and Bath Houses. Write to
Secretary Commercial Club,
Mot Springs, Bo. Sak.
TWENTIETH CENTURf FARMER
One Dollar a Year.
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STYI.K 11K, and any 15c ladles
Journal Pattern, for
ll May Sale Bargains
Read every word of our advertisements these days. They fairly
sparkle with the br!l!lancy of bargains that outshine any we have of
fered this year. Our big purchase of summer lines for our May Day
Sales brought Innumerable saving opportunities. The whole store re
flects the bargain spirit as it never did before in May.
Wonderful Wash Goods Economy
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Goods in this sale are all with
them to be reliable and you know
It pays you' to come to Bennett's
Dress Ginghams, genuine Tolle de
Nord and A. V. C. brands, choic
est 1 909 patterns,
12 '4c and 15c goods. .
Silk Ginghams, imported mercer
ized silk Ginghams in plaids,
checks and stripes, also domestic
Madras for waists and dresses,
values to 30c
for la?C
26c, Trimming Braids, plain and
fancy, for 12
60c Trimmings, large assortment,
established reputations. You know
the regular retail prices. See how
now.
Linen Suiting, all pure linen. 38
and 27-lnch materials, colors,
greens, blues, browns, pinks,
etc., some worth to
3 9c yard for
Soutache Braids, black, dozen
yards, for 10
Mark Summer Swisses, lace stripe
effects, checked batistes, etc.,
fine materials, worth to
25c yard, at
for
Thursday Will be Children's Day in Our
Big Furnishing Goods Department
All the Children's j Infants' Woar
T IRWill PHELPS CO. STOCK ,
12ic
5c
25
OUR SPLENDID SUIT
EXHIBIT
Women in search of a new suit
will see no better lines than
Bennett's show. Our lines are
still intact and wonderfully well
assorted. So many sizes in each
shade, in fact, that we can fit
most any one with but slight al
terations, if any. We bought
from makers forced to sell to
raise funds. New York's most
beautiful apparel, stunning new
styles, mostly in 36-in. coats cut
on the new straight line fashion
actual $40 and $33 values, at
$19.50 and $25
Will be closed without the least
of the garments.
Infants' Coat and Dresses, most beau
tiful new styles, actual to f 10.00, uu
sale in three lota $2.08 S3.9S $3
Infants' Coats ami Dresses, nctual val
ues to $5.00, fine materials, big as
sortment of styles, on ade Thursday.
t 81.98
One big lot of Infants' Hats, Long anl
Short Dresses, Cashmere Jackets,
(Ingham Itoinpers, etc., values to f 1,
49
The opportunity of a lifetime to
Thursday on the Min Floor.
consideration of the actual retail Talus
Infants' Presses, long or short. Hat,
Skirts, Jackets, Don nets, actual val
ues up to $2.00, at 08
Infants' Skirls, Jackets, Dresses, and
llonnct, made to sell up to $1.50. In
one big lot, at GO
Infants' Hats, Dresses, Shoes, Knit and
Cashmere Jackets, Cashmere. Hose,
Itompers, to 50c values, at . . . .25
ill it Itnrgain in Infanta' Hose, Jackets,
Itihs, Hands, Pinning Itlankets, etc.,
-10
save on Infants' and Children's Wo.ir,
Extraordinary Wash Goods
Sale Thursday
FORENOON ONLY
10 yards limit All ginghams, Ander
son's Scotch Ginghams, Amoskeag
Dress Ginghams. Toil du Nord Dress
Ginghams, French Ginghams, etc.,
one pattern to a lady, at KXACTLl
HALF THE MAKKFJ) TRICK.
AFTERNOON ONLY
All high grade Wash Goods, except
i v .'-
ginghams, nothing else teserved, 10
yard limit, at EXACTLY HALF THE
MARKED riUCE.
Spring Jackets, a line of new,
nrflart, 36-inch models in again,
grey worsteds semi-fitted, full
satin lined, self
button trim
med, at
$15
Iiong Silk Coats, of black taffeta,
full lengths, braid trimmed and
tailored styles,
and
FROM 2:00 TO 3:00 P. M.
All White Goods In High Grade White Goods Department, 10 yards or on
pattern limit, at EXACTLY HALF THE REGULAR SELLING PRICK.
Positively no goods sold at these prices before or after the time mentioned.
No peddlers nor dealers.-
Bo Sure and Attend Our
Famous Time Sales
$15
50c Allover Lace Hosiery 25c
Now here.s good news. Where is the woman who wouldn't be glad
to buyjaOc hosiery for 25c? Vet here they are 250 dozen of them
beautiful new allover lace and boot styles, made way over in Ger
many in the high class manner that is characteristic of the Germans.
This' hosiery is the best kind of summer hosiery. The styles are
new and -beautiful. Such quality as this rarely gets on any m
counted for less than 60c a fortunate trade happening JJC
brings theai now for
Muslin Underwear - - The May Sale
New lots brought forward for tomorrow. Thousands of dainty gar
ments, year's most clever new styles. The materials are of the best,
each garment perfect in needlework and cut liberally full.
rf lUCOaiB Willi n-ll-l liouiiv.n. - i.i-
forotdery and lace trimmed, for $1.00
Petticoats. 4 siyioH. nfaumuii mm
MtileH. values to
95o
10 styles, values to
350
Crt 'ovtis,
4c, for
Corset Covers,
R9c. for ....
Others, at 600, 69o, 75o, 080 and up
Gowns, 10 styles, fine values, at 11. 75
for $1.18
Clowns, 8 styles, nsinsook and cam-
hr c. II h values, mr i.w
tried vnlties 11.75. for 81.95
Combination, corset cover and draw
ers, and corset cover and short skirt,
lare or embroidery trimmed, $1 7S
values, for $1.85
uflc Prawors, for 35o
!c Drawers, for S6o
All the finer styles regardless of price, all at liberal price Inducements
during this ale.
Sweet, Orr & Co. Union $
Made Trousers
A one day special for Thursday. Men's fashionably correct trousers of
pure worsteds, including many handsome stripe effects. Made by
Sweet. Orr & Co., one of Americas foremost makers. Every pale bears
the Union label. Our regular price Is $3.60 and 14.00. fi PA
Takp vnur nick, any pair, at vi,IU
mi
Rain Coat Special
A small quantity only, sizes 34,
35, 36 and 37. made of hard-fin
ished worsteds in dark gray col
ortngs, $8.50
Coats, for
SiBB Sample Socks
$5
The ast from our
St. Louia lot. Re
maining lots that
were 25c and 35c
values, choice now
All the lower priced or loc and
20c lots, now 3 pairs for . 25
Two pairs
25c
Boys Suits
We offer Thursday five patterns
stylish knickerbocker Suits for
boys 9 to 16 years. These
are our best spring suits now
marked and have been selling at
$3.50 all season. They are big
values at that.
Thursday we
give you your
choice, for
A clear saving of a dollar to you.
2.50
Bennett's OIq Grocery
Rennett'a Golden Coffee, pound BSo and
Bennett's Teas, assorted, pound 68o and
Franco-American Houps, quart can 300 and
.1. M. Pumpkin, per can lOo and
Hnider's Pork and Beans, large can 80o and
Broiled California Markeral. can 15o and
Velvet Coa Toilet Koap. six for 25o and
WIkkIb Stick Ululruf. three large sticks 86o and
Nutlet Peanut Butter, two Jara 8O0 and
H J. Helnx Melon Mango Pickles, six for 86o and
Tea Garden Preserves. Jar SOo and
(ialllard's Olive Oil. lame bottle 70o and
Armour's Corned Beef, pound can I6o and
Armour's Veal, Ham and Beef Loaf, can 10o and
Macaroni, three packages, for 85o and
Herbs. Thvme, Mint, Sage, package 6o
Horseradish, per bottle -8o
Bayles' Herring, two 1arB for SOo and
j ,.n -o Ii-e Cream Powder, package lOo and
California Rl Olives. Rrtr can 30o
SEEDS egetaeie ana newer hhi, puix
30 green
SO green
40 green
10 green
10 green
10 green
10 green
10 green
10 green
20 green
10 grurn
50 green
10 green
5 green
10 green
1ft green
S green
stamps
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FROM 8:00 TO 8:30 A. M.
1 case of Pepperal Sheets, 72x90, the
genuine article, regular price is -75c,
4 sheet limit, at, each 48
1 case of Genuine Toil du Nord Ging
hams, regular price is 12V4c, 10 yd.
limit, at a yard
1 case of All Linen Crash Toweling,
unbleached, regular price Sr, 6
yards limit, at yard 4&
FROM 9:30 TO 10:00 A. M.
1 case of 12V4c Silkolines, fine cloth
and fine patterns, 12 yards limit,
at 50
1 case of 12 He White Dimity Check,
10 yds. limit, at yard 4'Uk
1 case of 6c Wash Rags, large ana
heavy, 5 limit, at each 1 )s
FROM 10:30 TO 10:45 A. M.
1 case of Genuine Hope Muslin. 10
yards limit, at yard 5
1 case of 7 c Honey Combed Towels,
at each j
1 case of Shirting Prints, 6c value,
10 yards limit, at yard 2H
AFTERNOON ONLY
From 2 to 2:30 1 case of our Cele
brated No. 101 yard wide bleached
muslin, 10c values, 10 yards limit,
at 4940
FROM 3:00 TO 3:15 P. M.
1 case 10c India Mnon, fine value.
10 yds. limit, at yd 5
1 case of 20c English Long Cloth, 12
yard holts, the regrular price per
bolt is $2.40, 1 bolt to customer, at
b0,t 060
1 case of 15c Bath Towels. 4 towels
limit, at, each 80
FROM 4:00 TO 4:30 P. M.
1 case of 25c Lingerie Checks, fine,
white goods, 10 yards limit, hc
'ard 90
1 case of Fine Mercerized DamasK. tu
quality, 6 yards limit, at yd., 2-0
1 case of 75c Sheets, 72x90 490
1 case of 90c Sheets, 81x90 540
1 caBe of 12 He Pillow Slips... 70
Positively no peddlers or dealers
sold at Time Sales.
m m m m rw-TWWW
Grand Embroidery Sale Thursday
The First Lot
35c Embroideries 15c
Fine Corst Cover Km
broideries and 18-ln. Plotin
clngs. also fine 9xl2-lnch
Flounclngs. high grade
Bands and Insertlngs, at
per yard
The Second Lot
20c Embroideries 9c
This lot Include fine
Swiss and Cambric Kni
lirolderlea. In a very wide
range of beautiful patterns
actual valuen lie and
20c yard, at, yard
The Third Lot"
10c Embroideries 5c
An exceptionally fins lot
of Edges and Insertlngs. In
both nainsook and cambric,
the greatest snap ever, at,
per yard
Next Monday
Great Sale of Dress
Goods. Look for tlnis
BENNETT'S
We're Elected
Jti our store
loolt for th name.
H. W. LINDSAY. Jeweled
J316 UOl'GLiAS STREET.
Extra Specials
In Our High Grade
Linen Department
For Thursday's Selling.
Best Imported Herman Mercerizeu
Satin Damask, 6 4 -Inch wide, worth
75c a yd., Thursday a yard. ..490
Grand Assortment All Linen and Union
Napkins, worth $1.75, dozen, Thurs
day 6 for 500
Ten dozen full size Sheets, 8190, well
made, good and heavy, worth fully
59c. Thursday, each 390
One hundred dozen High Grade Huck
Towels, assorted sizes, good values,
at 17c each, Thursday, each..,. 90
Big 19c Sale of
Hardware
Phtnola Outfits 28c brush. 10c dauhwr
and 10c can Bhlnola, all for lt; S-foot
felling Dusters worth 8&c, 100-foot Wlrs
Ootheallne. 2fio Wilson Bread Toasters,
29o 14-quart Ualvanlxed Water 1'all, 3uo
I'arlor Broom, 2fic Wlrs Carpet Beater 25o
extra heavy Dust Tans, 4 rolls ifte Tollst
I'aper, Japanned U. 8. eeL Mall Hoxe It.
tooth Garden Hake or Hell Stael Hoe ?90
sets Children's (iarden Tonla, steel clamp
Sleeve Ironing Boards, 20o Mop and ISo
Ktlck. wire or wooden Coat Hangers 'So
nickel plated Floor Flfters. !Te tin Sfearn
ers, zinc Wash Hoards, SOo wooden Chop,
ping Howl, five boxes Clothes Pins. (So
boxes), 35c Enamel Dish I'ans, one-quart
enameled Tea. or Coffee, Pot 30e nan,Ai.
. iHmi.i a envf-r nu I ur i:urtSln J
largest size cold handle steel Kry
worth i&r. M ri ViMtrman1. 4t.
.Strainer. 11-Inch Turkey Feather Dusters.
ouc seir-generaiing Alcohol Stove all go.
Any 01 imi.r uiui-ich im
sale Thursday and Friday,
at, choice t
Hods.
Pen
Zlnk
19c
READ THE BIG GROCERY SALE FOR THURSDAY
For Quality and Price, Try Hay den's First.
20-lbs. Best Pure Cane Granulated Hugar
for $1 0
48-lh. sack Best High Patent Flour. . t.f6
4-lb. sack Best Hye Klour 75c
10 bars Diamond C or Beat 'Em All Soap.
for 2;.c
1-lb. csns I,n l.u Hrourlng Soap, It Beals
the Dutch for Scouring, per can 5c
The Best Domestic Macaroni, pkg. ..8'c
Iarge bottles pure Tomato Catsup.
Worrester Saure or Pickles, bot t le . . R'.jo
Broinangelon, Jellycon or Jelli, ,ikg i 'ic
Malta-Vila Corn Flakes vkg. , fUg
Peanut Butter, per pound 20c
1-lb. cans assorted Soups TUo
li-lb. pkg. Seeded Hulsiris, pkg
Kancv Cooking H;ilslns. lb ,.,0
chnicn No. 1 Dairy Butter, per pound 10c
Kancy No. 1 Dairy Tabls nutter, lb. ..tin
Fancy No. I Country Creamery Butter Ha
1100 hize Mrl,i,ren's Imperial Cheese. Jim
O'K- size Mel Mii-u'u Imperial Chse per
Jr ;...5o
Fancy New York whits or colored Chae.n
per pound .loo
ANOTHER BIG CUT ON FRESH VEGETABLES
Fresh
b bum
4 I'll nc
Fresh
I- snry
Fancy
Fresh
Freoli
Pis PI
Fancy
Home Grown Spinach, peck ....15c
lies home grown Onions be
hes home grown Kadlshea Re
Peas, per quart c
Wax Beans, per lb 10c
Fresh Cauliflower, per pound ..f,c
Beets. I bunrlies for Bo
Carrots, or Turnips, bunch 4c
ant. per pound 2"e
Jlipe Tomatoes, per pouna . . . . i ttc
. .Bo
..oe
. .fir.
. .5o
Large Cucumbers, each
1 large bunches Frexh Parsley ,.
2 11. ills Fresh laf Lettuce
Lai'ste Head Lettuce
LllQI riBIIAPFX,BS
6c. 7 Sc. 10c. iKUc and ISo
I-er dozen 5c. $110, 1 B, $1 j
See our full Line of Flower and Vegetable
Seeds i
OONT
FOR CUT
TRY MYDEN'S FIRST
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