4 . ... , . THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEK OCTOBER 24, 1909. ' D ,
Mil SPECIALS MONDAY OF EXCEPTIONAL INTEREST TO THE PARTICULAR BUYER
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We fill mall orders from enr
dally ads, escep la case of hour
sales or whoa otherwise mentioned.
THE RELIABLE STORE
tiziSr' sHiqh Grade Linen Department
FOR
"Warranted pure flnx Table
' Damask, full 70-inch width,
exquisite designs, worth at
least $1.00; Monday. . .75C
GrnR3 bleached Table Da
mask, good width, heavy
and good for wear, worth
easily 75c; Monday... 59c
Grand assortment Huck towels
hemmed and hemstitched, extra
large size. 30c. values, special
' Monday, each 10
MONDAY'S SELLING
Extra heavy and large luritisn
towels double twisted thread,
very absorbent and good for dry
ing, worth 69c, Monday special,
each, at 30
Fancy bath matt fast colors,
beautiful designs and good size,
worth fl, Monday, each ..59
Heavy Barnsley toweling the best
value ever offered, worth 20c,
Monday, yd 15
Special attention to mail orders
this week.
SEE THE
CLEVER
Hew Millinery Styles Displayed)
Matchless Bargains in ttigli Class Fall Silks
Second Pig Shipment of Beautiful Fall Silks from the Samuel Eiseman and Ashley-Bailey Auction
Purchases. The new arrivals brought forwar A make the assortments complete and the values fully
equal if not superior to' last week's delightful showing. The range of colors and weaves is al
most unlimited assortment. In three big lots regular retail values up to TOc COc f Oc
$2.00 a yard; choice "JO mJU
. These lota include 36-inch Messalines, 27-inch Plain and Fancy Silks of almost every description;
30-inch and 36 inch Black Taffeta," Beautiful Evening Brocades, eta, with all th choicest silk bar
gains ever offered.
27-in. Princess Cassimere Satin;
a splendid wearing and very
popular silk, worth to $1.25
at '..98c and 79c
RICH BLACK SILKS $1.35 and $1.50 values, full 36-inch wide black taffetas, brilliant heavy qual
ity, rich black peau de cygne, fine black moire velours and black peau de soie all at one :QQ
24-in. Colored Moires A silk
very much Ln demand; surpris
ing bargains Monday
at .$1.10 and 89c
New Fall Plaids 21 and 27
inches wide, beautiful new
weaves and colorings on sale
at .$1.00
price
Tmt order y all ere given
the sane atteatiea as If ro vis
ited ttao store la person (Samples
aro availed free oa reqaesi.
TltS KZUABLE 5TC7J5
fxfrs Sptdtls tit
Bed Spreads, 5hets & Pillow Cases
In Our High Grirfe Usta Dtpartmtnl tor Monday
Fringed Bed Spreads, full
size Marseilles patterns
worth $3.00; Monday, each,
at ,$2.25
Hemmed Croohet Bed
Spreads, full size heavy pat
terns, worth $2.75 Mon
day $1.98
Ten pieces heavy table padding,
64 Inches wide, worth 39o a yd.,
Monday, yard 25
Bed Sheets,' well made, 3-in.
hem, heavy, strong and dur
, able; best value ever offered
worth 69o; Monday, 48o
Grand 81x90 seamless bed sheets,
oft finished muslin, worth $1.15
special Monday, each 75J
Bpecial pillow case, full site, never
old less than 16c, Monday, at.
each 10
Mall Orders Promptly Attended to.
15 to 25 Price Saving fi Millinery
Blanket Sale
We are headquarters for the finest blank
ets made California, St. Mary's, BuelPs,
. North Star, Ohio, Rhode Island, etc. By buy
ing from us you save the middleman's profit.
Wool Blankets Extra large, extra heavy.
10x4, at . , . .$1.25 91.50 82 S3 up to 812.50
. 11x4, at ... .$1.50 82 S3 S4 355 P to $25.00
I COTTON BLANKKTS
10x4, at. pair GOe 75 31.00 up to S2.00
11x4. at. pair . .75 H5 Si 81.25 P to 82.50
Wool N'npp Cotton Blankets- looks like wool, but
wears better, at $1.25 $1.50 $1.75 82.00
82.50 nd ..V 83.00
Mill - Made Comfortables, at 50f) 75? 85 $1
$1.25 81.50 and 81.75
Home made comfortables knotted and tied, made of
the best cloth and pure white medicated cotton, at
81.08 p to $7.50
Men's Hew Fall Hat Styles
A most complete showing of all the new
fall shapes and colors. We're headquarters
for J. Br Stetson and Mooney Hats.
$50,000 Stock of high Class Rugs and Carpets on Sale
At most Astonishing Bargain Prices Monday.
An immense purchase direct from the mills of Yonkers and Nepperham, New York, all perfect
goods, absolutely no seconds or jobs in this sale. We welcome comparison or qualities ana prices.
You'll always find it pays to try jHayden's first.
$16.50 Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs
Etra heavy oriental and floral pat
terns, 9x12 size; Monday at, choice
only ........$10.98
$16.50 Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rug
8-3x10-6 size, 10-wire quality $10.48
$30.00 Axminster Rugs 9x12 size,' 35 patterns in
this line, all perfect, matchless values, at sale
price $17.98
$12.50 Kashmir Rugs, in 9x12
$25.00 Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs 9x12 size,
fine patterns, rich new colorings; on sale at
each $16.98
$32.00 Wilton Velvet
V
Rugs, 9x12 size, big
range of patterns
at $19.98
size, no wrong side; big snap
at $7.98
$2.50 Axminster Rugs, in 27x54
size, matchless at sale price
' only ....$1.49
$55.00 Royal Wilton Rugs, 9x12 size, beautiful patterns; sale price Monday $26.98
Plenty of experienced help to wait on you. Com early Monday.
Skirts Made to your Measure
$1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $5.00,
and $3.50
You select any cloth in our Dress Goods
department and we will do the work for the
above prices. We guarantee a perfect fit by
an expert tailor or money refunded. For par
ticulars call at Wool Dress Goods counter.
High Grade Wool Dress Goods
Broadcloths $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00,
$3.00, $4.00, $5.00 and. ..... . .$6.00
Tailor Suitings, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, :
$1.50, $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00
One-Piece Suit Goods, 25c, 39c, 50c, 75o,
$1.00, $1.25 and $1.50
Several drives in popular priced wool goods.
New Hair Goods
A big line of New Hair
Nets just received
prices, 5c, 10c, 155,
20c and 25c
New Switches Greatly Under
priced, at OS $1.50
81.75 82.50 ni $3
Everything
the in oft
particular
could de
sire ln the
new fall
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HOSIERY
An immense showing of Ln
' dies' and Children's Fleec
",ed, -Wool and Cashmere
Hose-shown at lowest prices
elegant assortment of fine
Silk Hose, black and colors,
at............. $1.00 Up
Fine lace and silk lisle hose plain
' and fancy colors, silk embroider
ies, etc., 60c values, at . . . .100
Everything- ln Corsets
See the new Thomson glove fitting
models $1.00 to 84.00
76c Coutll corsets long hl.i mod
els, great snap, Monday, iliolce,
at 40
Specials
DO YOU WANT A HEATER?
One that will do the work, givo
you all kinds of satisfaction and
at a very small price?
9 12.00 Dandy Oak, with 15-lnch
fire pot. air tight, with full
nickel trimmings, at 87.95
Stove lHpe Drums -82.25
.You can utilize the heat energy
that goes . up the chimney and
heat a large room with one of
f
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heat a
I these.
I 21x28 (
' 1 brom
Qas Radiators, with 6 tubes,
ne nnisn x;i.lK
Coke iron Biove nye. extra ubivj
I 40c kind, at If)
J i Laundry Stoves, at 82.50
1 Charming Universal hard coal
. kr.ur. Sin from 00
Handkerchief
Sale
A complete line of Ladies'
and Children's Handker
chiefs at Just Half Price; val
ues from 5c to 15c, at
2y2c, 3y2c 4V2C and 71aC
Domestic Room
Here are the greatest bar
gains picked up from odd
lots bought from the mills
all new, no jobs.
Wide Sheetings, at, yd. 18c, 22 He,
25c, 27 He and 30
Yard, Wide Bleached Sheetings, at
Be, flHc, 7Hc, SHo and . . .9
81x90 fine sheets, worth fl, 58
72x90 fine sheets worth 86c, 53
18c pllow slips, 42x36, ..12H
Aprcn check ginghams . . . .3H
Prints, Melgo Blue, worth 7 Vic,
at 5
Araoskeag outing flannel ..10
Arnold's fine flannelettes 12 H
Pacific fine flannelettes .... 10
12 He fine percales, dark or light,
at 10
10c percales .'.7H
18c white goods, plain or fancies,
at 10
60,000 yards of mill lengths of
all kinds of full goods, at 33
on the dollar.
Curtains and
Drapery Sale
This is our special depart
ment where we excel all in
variety, quantity, style and
output; and our prices are
much lower than any other
in the same line.
Nottlnghtuus from 2 6c each, to.
Pf 83.05
ClnnysTrom $2, pair . -810.00
Swiss Novelties from $1.25, to,
Pair ....-815.00
Irish Point from $2.60, pr., 825
Princess and Duche from f 12.50,
to, pair -850.00
Drapery Silks Cherry . ilros. at
50 75 85 and 81.00
rortiei-cs, per pair 83.50 85
87.50 810 812.50 to 850
Couch Covers, each 81 to 8 10
A large variety of novelties ln
yard goods, plushes, cords, fringes,
etc., at very low prices.
Fashion's Every Newest Thought is Represented in Our Magni-
- ficent Display of Fall Outer Garment Styles
Gowns, Suits, Dresses, Goats, Capes, Waists, Skirts, in
almost endless assortment of the season's most clever designs,
most wanted colorings, richest new fabrics, every garment has been selected
with the greatest care as to quality and prices are extremely moderate.
$50.00 Tailor Suits $35.00150 ele
gant new 'suits, made for a Boston
concern and secured by our buyer
at a cash price much less-than their
actual worth, fabrics are the new
diagonals, serges, tweeds, soft chif
fon, broadcloths, etc., made up in
the season's choicest styles, 48, 50
and '52-inch satin lined coats, any
of them well worth $50.00; your
choice Monday $35.00
100 Misses' Suits, in all the new ma
terials and colors, sizes 10 to 14
years, all newest styles; they're
worth to $15.00; choice. . . .$7.95
Dress Skirt Special Values to $8.50
in voiles, panamas and English
suitings .-..$4.95
. CROWN JEWEL SUITS at
$25.00 are, the supreme favor
ites with discriminating buyers
as the style and qualities are in
them and are worth much more
than they cost. .
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$20.00 One-Piece Dresses $14.90 in
silks or soft wool fabrics, including
broadcloths, serges, panamas and
prunellas; a fortunate purchase
alone enables us to sell them at this
price; you're fortunate in having
such an opportunity offered you
300 of them to select from, includ
ing the popular Moyen age styles,
at $14.90
Coats, Coats, Coats In assortments,
qualities and prices that leave
nothing to be desired; most com
plet showing in Omaha.
FURS Garments of all kinds and
qualities, at prices that will inter
est you.
New Silk, Net, Linen Waists The
most up-to-date showing and most
charming styles and values.
, Capes are again Fashion's fav
orites and the assortment of
handsome designs brought out
this season surpasses all 'prev
ious records. See the new beau
ties at $7.95 to $100.00.
Pays You to Trade at Hayden's for Groceries the Greatest Market In the West
The beat Granulated Sugar at less than
, Jobbers' cost.
! lbs. choice Japan Hire 25o
7 lbs. best Kolled Breakfast Oatmeal 2bo
, lba. Pearl Tapioca, ao or Barley 26o
, The beat hand picked Navy Beans, lb. 60
, The best Corn Starch, pkg 4o
The best Lxjinemlc Macaroni pk-. . .8'0
, Bromanifelon, Jellycon or Jello, pkf.7V4o
V Oil or Mustard Surdlnen, per can.... Vic
. Large cans Mumard Sanllnea, can..CVe
Large bottles Pickles, Worcester Sauce
or Tomato Catsup stto
Diamond C or Diamond H Mince Meat,
3 pkgs. for 2&o
t pkgs. best Self-RUIng Pancake Flour
for HHo
All klnda Corn Flakes, pkg 7o
Quaker Wheat Flakes, rks;. ...... .7Ho
Choice Cal. Prunes, per lb 60
Choice Cal. Peaches, per lb....- 8Vio
Fancy Muscatel Cooking Raisins, per
lb ' VfcC
Fancy Imported 1 Sultana Raisins, - per
lb. 12Ho
Fancy California Cooking Figs, lb ..Bo
SVTTXS, BUTTE MM WH ASS CBBESB
iEf anTiaEarT aaui.
Good Rutlerlne, i lbs for 2Ro
Good Table Butterlne, 2 lbs. for toe
Good Table Butterlne, equal to creamery.
2 lbs. for 4 So
Fancy Dairy Table Butter, lb 26c
Fancy Country Creamery Butter. lb.28o
Fancy Full Cream White or Colored
Cheese, per lb , 2uc
Fancy Full Cream Brick or Llmberger
Cheese, per lb 200
OMAHA'S GREATEST MABKET TO
rBESK TUET1SLI.
Fresh Spinach, per pecs. 10o
Fresh Wax or Green Beans, per lb... 60
Fresh Denver Cauliflower per lb.... 10c
2 heads fresh Hothouse Lettuce ....6c
Fancy Jersey Sweet Potatoes, lb.....2o
Jersey Red Onions, tier lb 2o
Fancy Cabbage, per lb lHa
2 Soup Bunches 60
2 bunches fresh Paraley 60
2 heads fresh Celery 60
Large Cucumbers, each lOo
Fresh Rutabagas, per lb lVto
Fresh Carrots, Turnips, Parsnips or
Urets, per lb 2o
DON'T
FORGET
TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST
IX
PAYS
""Dress Trimmings
A magnificent line of xnew
Fancy Dress Trimmings here
for your inspection Monday.
Gold, silver, jet and fancy rat
tail braids. , Most popular
trimmings this season.
Grand Lace Sale
We are exclusive sales
agents in Omaha for Zion
City and Elyria Laces, the
best wash laces made every
yard we guarantee.
SPECIAL. BARGAIN MONDAY
Vals. Torchons, Zloa City and
Elyria Laces. Oriental and
Cluay Laces Monday, at . .2W
3 5 10 12H
Don't Fall t Bee Them.
Specials Monday
$1.00 Ladies' Neckwear 49c
35o Hair Rolls 19c
50o Pad Hose Supporters -
for ...19c
75c Silk Elastio Belts. . 25c
25o Fancy Ruchings, yd. 5c
Dress- Forms
We are sole agents for
Hall Brochert Dress
Forms for Nebraska,
North and South Dakota.
See samples or send for
special catalogue.
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Some especially cUsir
able patterns that toiU i
afifieal to the woman
who desires something
rather exclusive
Cold Weather Bargains Hardware Dept
FREE MONDAY 2 pounds of beat pop corn with each Cracker Jack
. ttorn rvpper A-regular 39o value, at 25
.T6o Furnara Shovel, fit Inside the
i fyrpace dopr a90
Btove Shaker, flta any kind of stove.
ior .... x.n
fl.il. Waff la Iron, Wagner brand, bt
made
12-foot Weather Strip, rubber lined.
Jor Ko
Savory Roasters, large size, only.SSo
lc strong, long handled Flra Bhovel.
for , l0o
Any brand Food Chopper made, for
only 98o
Any size Drip Pan made, worth up to
60c, only loo
76o Bread Boxes, fancy decorated 49o
Sc Flour Cans, holds SO pounds.. Sao
tOc large Japanned Coal Hods, No. IT,
only SOo
60-foot Clothes Lines, on sal for loo
90 Clothes Pins (36c boxes), for 10o
$5.00 Ball Bearing Holler Skates, vel '
vet tread $3.60
$1.00 Men's Handled Axs, guaranteed,
for eso
Mrs. Potts' IL25 Nickel Plated Bad
Irons, set 8So
Mrs. Voorman's 25c Sink Strainer lOo
No. 8 Link brand Copper Bottom
Boilers 91-M
Large all white Knameled Covered
Chamber Pall,- worth $l.Vi each; on
sale for ..S8o
Any brand Stove Polish made lOo
Bound American Wash Machine $2.88
Crockery Department Specials
A fine neV line of 1'ire Proof Cooking Utensils.
cooking pots balled and lipped.
1-qt size, 15 2-qt. size, 20
4-qt. size. 6-qt. size, a5
Bakers, brown and yellow, lOd
to ....45
Covered" casseroles, brown or
wllte 45 to 75
Mixing bowls, brown or white,
at 10 to35
White or brown Custards . ...5
Fancy glass candle sticks . .10
Fancy metal candle shades . .1Q
Fancy candles, 6 for 25
Gossip and Stories About Noted People
Lawyer In Forty Mlaatea.
OLONEL WILLIAM R. MOR
RISON, soldier of two wars,
prospector, legislature, lawyer,
congressman and tariff reform
er, who died the other day, had
a wonderful memory. His ad
mission to the bar was In the nature of a
Joke. It occurred while he was In the
legislature, relates the Chicago Tribune.
At that time he was appointed a member
of the Judicial committee. Be declined the
appointment, saying such a committee
should.be composed of lawyers. .
Tbe speaker replied -that .If ha were not
a lawyer, bo ought to bo one; that his
experience as circuit clerk put as many
legal facts Into his head as possessed by
many, lawyers, and be was ushered Into the
circuit . court of Sangamon county, then
In sesslejk examined by tha examining
board, and ln turiy minutes received his
diploma as a full fledgea lawyer. .
- ile was not content with that, however,
but spent his spare time while to tlie
legislature In the study of standard works.
and when ho returned to .Waterloo he was
able to cope with the shrewdest legal
mirds.
Colonel Morrison's honesty ot purpose
wan well illustrated In his fight for the'
senatorship In 18tC Three Chicago men
bers held the balance of power. They re
fused to go Into any caucus. One night
Colonel Morrison was approached by one
who did things, aud Informed that If ho
would get the appointment of McGarrlgle
for United States marshal he would be
elected on the first ballot, the next day.
The colonel replied that If McGarrlgle
could get the Indorsement of the . clean
democrats of Chicago he would do all ln
his power to obtain the appointment for
him, but that It he could not gel such
Indorsement they could "go to Halifax"
with the senatorship. This coat the colonel
the senatorship.
Tesmyewa-s Crltte.
Hero la a Tennyson anecodoie found In
a French literary paper. The laureate, of
course, was In Uta habit of receiving a
large number of requests for his auto
graph. As a rule, he did not reply. But
ne day he was much impressed by the
letter ot the young daughter of a coun
try gentleman, and he sent her not only
his autograph, but an original quatrain.
The girl was naturally delighted. Her
father, however, did not allow her to thank
the poet, but assumed that responsibility
himself. He sent the following letter:
"Dear Sir: I have shown your verses to
the schoolmaster. He finds that the tails
of the g's and the upper part of the h's
aro very Irregular, and that you also tor
get to crosa your t'a. Aside from, that, I
thank you-for your effort"
Pwlltirtaa as Doctor.
M. Georges Clemenceau, late premier of
France, sometime ago at election time es
tablished a free dispensary -and consulta
tion room la his electoral quarter. .One
morning a man entered, and Mr. Clemen
ceau, who waa a doctor before be became
a politician, . brusquely told him to take
off his shirt so that be might be examined.
After looking at the visitor's tongue and
feeling his pulse, Clemenceau remarked:
"Not much wrong here. What do you
think you want?"
"I want' to be a postman," replied the
man. And he got an appointment. London
Globe.
From lea to Law Books.
Abandoning the aea for the law school.
Captain Inman Sealby of the White Star
liner Requblic.whlch went down off Nan
tucket Island last winter after passengers
and crew had been rescued through the
"C. Q. l." message of "Jack" Binns,
wireless operator, has been enrolled as a
freshman In the law department ofthe Uni
versity of Michigan.
The hero of the marine disaster that
thrilled two continents relates the Chicago
Record-Herald, began to tellse the dreams
of his youth this morning when he ap
peared at the registrar's office' and ma
triculated. Years and years ago, long be
fore he snuffed the salt breese from the
captain's bridge, the master of the Re
public had ambitions to take a course ln
admiralty law. Promotions came, the lure
of tbe ocean waa strong, and Captain
Sealby would probably have gona down
t the sea' la a hips all his days bad not
the Italian steamship Florida poked Its
nose out of the fog on January 23, and
rammed a hole In the Republic.
Then came the drama ot the high sea
that held the attention of whole nations
for days. "C. Q. I." messages crackled
through the air summoning steamships to
the rescue. Six persons, two of them pas
sengers, were killed, but the rest ot the
human cargo of both crippled boats, 1.06O
lives in all, were transferred to the steamer
Baltic without mishap. Next day the Re
public went down. Captain Sealby sticking
at his bridge until the docks were under
water and then climbing up the mast as it
sunk still lower, refusing to abandon his
boat until the last vestige waa under the
waves.
' In the wake of the disaster, however,
rode opportunity for the early ambitions of
Captain Sealby. The White Star Liner
Company brought suit against the owners
of the. Florida. It may take years to get
it through the courts, and pending the
settlement Sealby, still under the employ
ment of the White Star Line, will take
his long-cherished course tn . admiralty
law. On the other side of M. he will seek
to acquire one of tho learned professions.
As to whether be will hang out his
shingle, that depends oa bow long tho
M
settlement of the suit will take.
Next week he will begin to attend classes
with beardless freshman, and when the
Initiation and hazing begin no "C. Q. D."
signals of distress will be sent up by
the captain. Today he Intimated that If
he were overlooked he would consider him
self slighted.
"I am a freshman," he said, "and If the
other 'freshes' are ducked In a pond or
spanked up a tree or chased over the cam
pus, and I escape a like fate, I shall feel
that I have been neglected, and that I
am missing something fro.n my college
career."
Jlaa Riley aad Ills Freckles.
"James W'hitcomb Riley, the "Hoosler
poet," attended a big reunion of his old
friends and neighbors of Hancock count
on the 3d Inat. He was called upon to re
member any number of names which he
confessed not to bavo heard for twenty
years or mora He shook hands with them
all women, children and men.
i"Hello, Jim," said one woman with an
ear trumpet poised to catch his answer. Mr.
Riley hesitated for a moment.
"I uaed to love you, Jim," came the bold
confession, without a blush or a tremor.
WhV. lt'S K.Mhl" mat .
. - uio poet, an4
the little old woman reached out for hi.
hand. . "
"When you finished that poem It mada
me cry to think that It was you, Jm rh "
who had done It so well." Sarah continued'
In a speech about old time, and old
Mends the poet told this story
"There was a boy, a very freckled boy."
He a. referring to himself. distressed
him very much to be freckled. He had a
very fair complexion and very fair hair
'V? JU8t m"ky ot fr.ck.ea
over the horizon of hi. tace. It annoyed
r dYfeu.?Th a"d h a"n4 to get
rid of it if he could.
Uyapeotle Philosophy.
When money talks, don't talk back
d8amaegri JokTwithout
&ZZg 'nUnt,on "
allry.rep'oow'n' bUt th" '
Even love's young dream may develop
Into matrimonial insomnia.
Many a man', best friends are those who
don't know him ery well.
lon'v blow your own horn unless tA.
Impossible to get some other fellow to do
It for you. New Turk Times.
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