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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1910)
l j" ; niH m;i;: o m a 1 1 a , s a t u i d a y, ronituAnv 2f, mm. ' ? 4 i br 1 I 11. i '4 23d Iiwsot SeSe haydhs 4 II AM W L U u 1 a I ' ft THE RELIABLE STORE on a in f ? 1 t 1 nis sale has proven the most attractive merchandise event ever held in Omaha. Come early Saturday as better bargains than ever will be found in all departments Extra Specials for Saturday From 9 to 9:30 A. M. One case of 7c Apron Check Oinp linma, G yards limit, nt yard 5( From 3 to 3:30 P. M. ()w case of tho well known brand Hill's genuine yard wide blenched Muslin, sells at 12 10 yards limit, at, yard 71-C From 8 to 9 P. M. One case of snow white yard wide bleached Muslin; regular price 10c 10 yards limit at, yard G'C One case of 2S-inc-.li Flannelettes, Arnold's best made 10 yards limit; fine patterns, at, vard 3'C FIVE OTHER SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Grand Ruching Sale Saturday We Will Have A Grand Special Sale On Ruchings. S,"e J5ath I'm-hes 59c iiK! liucninirs, per yard . .fr 2.K! Kiichings, per ynrd.lOc ;0c Hucliings, per vard. 15c GRAND BRUSH SALE 20c Tooth Brushes ) 30c Tooth Brushes 15c oOc Hair Brushes 50c Cloth Brushes 20c Hand Scrub Brush lOc 75c Hair Brushes 39c 25c 25c RIBBONS 25c Taffeta Jillions'.12y2c 20c Taffeta Ribbons . .10c 5c Taffeta Ribbons 2c 5Cc Veilings, per yard, 25c A big line of fancy spot and mesh veilings; regular 50c yd.; special snlo price, 25c Spring Hats for Men The man who wants style and quality combined in his hats should see our swell line now in for spring wear. Our prices are right. Note some of our brands and prices. Stetson's son and stiff $3.50 Complete variety of Other Brands. .$2.00, 2.50, $3.00 Youths' and Young Men's Hats, up from .$1.00 We sell hats to fit every head, young or old. Special for Saturday Men's Hats--Snturdny we will have on special sale n big line of samples and odds and ends of Soft and Stiff Hats; worth up to $3.00, for 7J)c Music Saie Saturday, Latest Hils i Ry the bight of the Silvery Moon, Tie Yuur Llttlo Hull Outside, He Jolly Molly, Klnira- on - My Fingers, ... . Bhaky Kyes, . Way Down In Cotton. Town, 1 . To ttuJi;nd or the -World Uh i'mt, . I Didn't Moan to Make You Cry, , Where tho Klver Shanon Flows, Ked J lead Hug, Temptation Hag, Moonbeams on the Lake, Kvei y I lay, Mary ot the Prairie, Swotst Dream of Home. Step Lively (march and two-step), Corns Be- My Sunshine Dearie, Ain't You thH Girl I Met at Sherry's, Red Fez (maroh and two-step), Dance of the Golden Hods,, Porcupine Rag, Dreaming (reverie). It's a Lonely World Without Tou, Those Songs My Mother Used to Sinf,-. Punaies Mean Thoughts, WfddlnR Bells, . Grace and Beauty Rai?. Tho Following Standard Classfos Good Evenlnr, Clnrrrnl Grant's March Mirhn. Sliver Stars, b'di Iwrlss Glide. Second Muzurka, l'oot and Pcasin;, I.ustf-pl-'l Oven lire. Chargy of lTh!ens, Lie In Cavalrv, Woodland Lchoes, (Mi ihirlliln. Starlight, Tannhnusor March, Fulling Waters. Sextette from "Lucia," ilridal Chorus, Moeklns Bird Transcription W hen You and 1 Were MaTRlo. William Tell. 5c Per Copy Young S'g -'I 'i Raincoat Bargains in Domestic Room Spring rains will soon be here, also the cool evenings.. Have you u raincoat? Whether you have or not you need a new ono when you win buy one at this price. Prepare for n rainy day. Special $10.00 Raincoat on sale (Trt fej Saturday, at , JZ.IvO EES3EE22 Inverted Light Special In China Room brass and screw feed 49c Good I n verted Mantels two fr 15c China Cup and Saucer Spec ialWe just received an importation of fine white china cups and saucers; col onial shape; $1.50 per set would be less than what you would have to pay for them anywhere else. AVe will place on sale the entire lot of 500 dozen sets tomorrow, Saturday, at (jgc Tor tomorrow the celebrated Block Inverted Gas Light complete with mantel and open half frost globe, solid eely Greatest Shoe Bargains Ever Offered T ""3 a a We told you yesterday to wait for this great shoe sale because we knew that the Wm. Neely Shoe stock contains thr fi ity shoes that we have ever been able to buy. Never before have such shoes been offered at such undcrpriced values. If you can come tomorrow it will pay you to buy several pairs; every pair is guaranteed to be of the finest quality and built in the latest styles, If you want regular $5.00 and $6.00 shoes cheap, come early Saturday. No such shoes anywhere at these prices. lea Men's Shoes from the Wm. Neely stock, in all leathers, sizes and styles; this sale at $2.50 and 51.98 Boys' Shoes The best for school knocks and hard wear, in two lots 1.19 and 1.50 women s fchoes In all leathers and styles; best O'ity 2.50 Also some cloth top patent, vici kid and gun metal; this sale 1 gg Misses' Shoes-Saturday !!!!! !sll50 Women's Rubber Heel Juliets $l!oO Saturday We Will Place on Sale the Very Newest creations in ladies' spring Suits, Dresses and light Overcoats. Our department is gay with these new styles. Everything possi- Die, sryie, material ana pattern is represented. Do not fail to see jusr wnac tne rasnion makers are ottering tor the coming season Note some of these spring garments in our windows stripes, checks and plain taffetas nl . v......, .... ii,vo.-,uiuv0, iiicj me n ui tit uu iu ipou.uw. v p wi se thio rt v:,a,,.Jn,. 4 . . . v V kJLI LU1IK1 V il I. till I HI Mil j llVVj $12.50. Sale will not begin until 8:30 A. M. 250 Sample Dresses of the high est quality of material; no two alike; prices run 25 to 35 Ladies' Tailored Suits, in exclu sive designs and materials made especially for Jlayden Bros.; nothing like them to be found anywhere; 200 new styles for Saturday's prices 25.00. 40.00, 75.00 Here is a Grand Special for Sat urdayA beautiful lot suits, made for a high grade concern in Boston, in fancy weaves or plain colors; about 20 different styles; lined with guaranteed taffeta and satin. These suits were made to soli at $25.00 Saturday we sell them 14.90 400 Women's Coats, bought by our New York buyer for a mere fraction of their real value. We couldn't resist the temptation, ' the price was so low women's coats, raincoats, women's crav- nam? enette coats, women's plaid coats; misses' coats, in all col ors and sizes; children's coats, in all colors and sizes. This is the greatest lot of coats ever shown in Omaha; some of them sold as high as $20.00 Satur day ...... ...........2.98 Extra Special for Saturday In fant's Pyjamas, Flannelettes sizes 2 to 6, each 19c Another Extra Special $1.50 Flannelette Dressing Sacqucs t 49c House Dresses All sizes, all col ors, in fine fleece flannelettes regular $2.98 values; Saturday, Tat, 98c Ladies' Knit Skirts, regular $1 ' values; Saturday 4Q( Special on Skirts $7.50 Pana mas, serges, all colors, in new overskirt effects; Saturday at, each 4.95 Read Hayden's Cutting Grocery Prices for Saturday li s a oavmg oi to su to You to Trade at Havden 19 lhs. Best, Pure Cane Granulated Supar, now at l 00 10 bars Diamond C, or Beat 'Km All'soa'p now at 2r, JS-lb. sack Beat HIh Patent Flour ..$140 The Best White or Yellow Cornmeal, sack now nt ,.-; C iha. Choice Japan Rice, at jic 4 lbs. Fancy Japan Hand ltloe V,c 5 lbs. Best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal . 25c 8 lbs. Best Tearl Tapluca, Sago, Barley or Farina, at ' t pkgi. Best Condensed Mince Meat ... 2fic 8-lb. cans Solid Packed Tomatoes 8u0 8-lb. cans (Jolden Pumpkin, Hominy, Beans or Squash, at 7ilc 8-lb. cans Apples, at "2c t-lb. cans Karly June Peas, at !! 7c l ib. cans Fancy Sweet 8uar Corn, at 7'c t-lb. cans Wax, String, Green or L,lina Iieans, at 7uc All Kinds Corn Flakes, pkg ".1c ljuskei" Wheat Flakes, pkir r0 Fruens Wheat Flakes, pkif ....is'-jc BFEOIAL DSCED ratTIT BAI.xi The cheapest and most economical to buy. Don't Choice California Prunes, per lb 4c Fancy Santa Clara Prunes, pur lb 7Vo Fanoy Italian Prunes, per lb 8'0 Fancy Cleaned Currants,' per lb 8Vjo Choice California Mulr Peaches per lb., 7V4c Fancy Crawford Peaches, per lb sic Fancy Muscatel Cooklnf Kaislns, lb., 7V4o Fancy California Seedless Raisins . .7V4c Fancy Seeded Rals'ns, 1-lb. pkg 740 BIO XIQKIlAKO HAVEL OtAVOB AX. Cheaper than appits. and tho most healthy fruit ttrown to sat. , The Highland Navels are the finest Brown In Callfornlal They are not bitter or frost bitten. . They excel all others for quality, and the cheapest to buy. Special car for Friday at the following special prices. Regular 17'-Jo site for sale, per doa... .1310 Regular 20c slae for sale, per doi 15c Rt-Kular ?Gc size for sa:o, per dot. .. ..1714c RcKular 1ic size for sale, per don. ...... ,2ic Regular 36c size for sale, per doz....2Sc ltegular Hoc size for sale, per doz 30c Forgot Try HAYDEN'S FIfsS To every puhaser of X dozen or of any size, we will sell you one of h best silver plated orange spoons, guaran teed for ten yeirs. for 8m. IVTTZB IS DOWH AQAIM. ' The best fancy creamery butter, per lb Jrte The best country butter, per lb v The best fancy dairy butter, per l'b.""'26rt The best fresh eKKs, per doi..... 2-lb. rolls good butterln akX 2-Ib rolls Rood table hutterlne.. ! The best full cream eheere. pr lb V)n , WHOX.XSAX.S. " Fresh beets, cariols, tuimps or shallots per bunch ' Two heads fresh leaf lettuce.!!! IX Two bunches fresh radishes ! r.t Fresh caullf lov, 11; per lb in!. Fresh parsley, per bunch .'!!.' iu? Fresh ripe tomatoes, per lb rc Fresh large cucumbers, per lb jui Fresh cabbage, per lb 2Vo Fresh sweet potatoes, per lb... . 2U0 It Pay Four Ready-to-Use Specials In Our High Grade Linen Dept. Saturday Pure Linen Hemstitched Table Cloths, size 8x10; German manufacture, worth $2.75; Saturdav, f Ci each Pure linen fringed Table Cloths, size 8x10; plain white or colored borders, worth $1.7."); Saturday, J j qq Union hemmed and hemstitched Towels, good size, heavy and absolutely worth 29o; Saturday, J Extra large heavy Hath Towels, double twisted thread. r i i i .... irmgeu or iiennnea, oue values; Saturday, TL( JUL each, Iron Bed Sale Saturday Also about 50 other Iron I Wis, 1 or 2 of a kind, that we will nlaco on sala Sjit.nr- I i oay in order to close them out at less than factory coat, ttuy your bed Saturday. AVe have bargains in our furniture department every day. If you want anything in furniture try Hayden's first. t i - Regular $8.50 value Iron Bed, like cut; on 6ale Satur day, at 5.85 Ladies' Underwear Sale Saturday we will dispose of our winter weight underwear. In the ladies' department everything in heavy wool or fleece lined, cotton union suits values up to $2.50; Satur day, at 08c Saturday Ladies' Muslin Drawers, Corset Covers, Chem ises wortlv up to $1.00, nt 50c Saturday Combination Suits, Sample Night Qowns and Skirts worth up to $2.00, at 98c Ladies' pure white Union Suits, in long sleeves and ankle lengths, made of lisle and fine cotton; Saturday 50c BEES Another Kitchenware Sale 4 tie, red handle Parlor Brooms, only 39 1 qt. enameled blue and wbiie Rice Boilers, at 25 8 qt. enameled blue and white Preserve Kettle, at -15c 4 qt. enameled blue and white Pudding Pans, at 15 Large, all white enameled Cham bers, at 29 10 qt. Berlin blue and white Sauce Pans, at 35 3 qt. Rice Boilers, blue and white, at. each 50 1 qt. Rice Boilers, blue and white, at, each 35c $1.25 Food Choppers, best made, Rt' ach 85 lioj s' Wooden Coater Wagons at, each $2.40 Steel Wheel Roller Skates, only, Palr. 98 12 gallon Garbage Cans, on sale, at. each Qg 22 gallon heavy galvanized Gar bage Cans, wltDT drop handles, cover and wooden stave sides. VrtriU $3.50, on sale . 75 " - 1 1 n Typhoon Washer, worth $12.00, only SG.75 The Easy Yankee Washer, worth $10.00, only $4.08 Double Galvanized Poultry Wire, now at Hji, by the roll, staples free, only GO Guaranteed five years We are sole agents In Omaha. Candy Special Saturday Nut top, assorted flavors, Chocolate Creams f , regular price 40c; Saturday ZHC Extra Specials in Our Busy Drug Department DOc and 75c sizes In assorted brands of Toilet Water, go at, each 25tf 10c Chamois Skins, at 5 10c and 15c brands of finest qual ity Toilet Soaps, at, bar . . . .5 10c William's Shaving 8oap, 5 25c brands of best Talcum Powder at 3 cans for 25 $2.00 Empress Hot Water Bottle, In 3 qt. slue; guaranteed for five years, at $1.25 Six dozen Red. Cross Fountain Syringes; regular $1.75 value, to close out at OOf rt.rv... . . W . . . ... . n - - - " - m- m m ELECTION OVER HOSPITAL! Proposition to Sell Property Now Eented to Field Club. POOR FARM MAY BE SEGREGATED ::rMirt of (.rand Jury Awaltr.l a . ot Land Would Urine Iu l.arKtt lU-vraue to the County. I - i ire la a possibility of a special election iiia Hprlnir on a projioMtlon to authorize 'Ik.' Hoard of County CumniUxtonrrs to acll Hie property now rented to the Omaha l-'itld club. Tho queutlon of an election la connected m aoinewhat with tha report on the county hufpltal whlrli the Brand Jury will bring n. If tho grand Jury comlcmns aa strongly It la expected to. the present conies 'ion In the county hospital, the uiemheti of the Hoard of County Commlisa'osera nil! f. el more Inclined to o to the voter on tho proportion U aiell this land, and then divld.j'it- hohpiul and poor farm features of It.cf nstliutlon. 1 dijno, thu poor fji-nt wijl t located Tennessee White Corn and Maryland Rye Whiskey Per full quart $1.00 Per gallon $2.50 Fine Old California Grape Brandy, per quart, 75c, $1.00 Orders taken for Bottled Beer. some distance from the city. the advuntagea of thin, U ia argued, tsould lie In the faot that there will be far fewer aspirants to the bounty of the county If the poor farm U not so near tha center of Omaha and is not ao near saloons. "I am In favor cf a special election to vote upon the sale of the land used by the Field club," said Commissioner I'ickard. "There are 100 acres avai:able for aale and this would eusily bring fcOO an acre, or a total of 150.000. "It is useless to try to get a majority vote for this at a general election, becouse tiie law requires that the proposition get a majority of all voles cast, and at a gen eral election many voters fail to vote on a question like this. It would certainly carry at a special election." It Is u part of the plan that If the poor farm and hospital rhall be separated the city of Omaha shall be asked to co-operate In a public hospital, conducted simply as such and not also aa a poor house, as at KfeiU. It I. the combination of the two which makes the overcrowding which has long been a scandal at the county hospital. The commissioners believe that with a rand Jury report aa to the necesrtty of doing something at once the public wil ut l)i more likely to authorize the tale of the Field club ground. The Omh4 Field club probably would ouy in me property u it should come up for sale. The club voted down a resolu tion at Its Inst meeting to move to- buy the property, but If the land came on the market the club would simply have to buy it In. News that the dommlsslonere are plan ning to do something in the matter will cause quite a stir In the membership of the club. Krlaatened into Fit by fear of appendicitis, take Dr. King's New Life Pills, and away goia bowel trouble. Guaranteed. 2f.c. Fur snlo by Ilea Ion Drug Co. TEAMSTER SERIOUSLY INJURED A. Mlsel Knocked from IVason to rnvrment In Collision and Skall la Broken. A. Mlsel, a teamster living at 1319 pa. elflo, was knocked off his wagon In a collision with a street car at Twentieth and Paul yesterday. lie waa taken to 8t. Josephs hospital with a fractured skull. , ron t experim-nt will, unknown medi cines when you have a cold. Take Cham beriaiu t Cough Hemedy anil be carao... Looks Like War, But is Just a Peace CongrcSs General Gathering of Union Pacific Grievance Committees, Men Say, ' is Not Belicose.. What appears to be a general council of war among the operating employes of the t'nlon Pacific railroad, but is said to be the most peaceful of gatherings, is being held at the Millard hotel. - The executive committees of the Mroth erhood of Hallway Trainmen and the Order of Hallway Conductors have assembled for a two days' session, and the grievance committee of the Drotherhood of .Locumo live Firemon it scheduled for a meet at the Arcade hotel Sunday and Monday. The trainmen and the conductors say they are meeting simply as a matter of busi ness; that they have no griefs worth men. Honing and that they are not concernel witn the talked-of strike among tha fire men. Althougu tha trainmen In Chicago are asain restless over the wage situation and the wives of the men have come forth with a petition stating that their hushnnds are not able to support their families by their, earnings, the t'nlon Pacific men say thrlr meeting In Omnha has nothing to do with the demands of tha switchmen. They point to the fact that few of the switch men employed on the Union Pacific are members of the Switchman's union, the real aA-llalors In the wage matter. Charles T. Bogue of North Plana, gen eral chairman, and Ed Gregory of I.ara ml. Wyo.. grand secretary of the Hrolh rrhood of Hallway Trainmen, head the delegation at the Millard. Th ty-one members of the trainmen's union pies. ii t and eleven members of the execu tive commlttfe of the conductors. A meeting of the grievance committee of the firemen awaits the return cago of C. V. McNaughton. The canvass or me nrcmen on the strike question prob ably will take place ut ih a rH. c. ........ - - - i-mu fuiiunv d Monday. Boy Rebels at Rod and Skips Thirteen-Year-Old Lad leaves His Lincoln Home Because Father Corrects Him. Balldlaar ferutlt. J. E, Cox, Twenty-second and Pratt frame dwelling, 12,000; llaarmann Vinegar and Pickle company, lilt Mouth Twentieth alteration to building, 11.600; c. O. Carter'. 3:J15 Honor boulevard, frame dwellng, II 600 H. H. Lsndtryou. 2H1S-14 17-19 Jackson, two double brick dwellings, Ig.OOO. Lawrence Eberhart, 13 years of age, is In Omaha to try the fortunes of life In a big city bocauso his father whipped him for playing "hookey" from school at Lincoln. 'Deer father: I'm going away, I don't want no more education. I'm goln' to Omaha to go to work. Vou was wrong to whip me. I will rite in a week or too. "LAWRENCE." Leaving this note on the breakfsjrt table Wednesday morning the rebellious young ster departed. He had keen playlnoj hookey from school for several daye the wevk before and his father preferred to spoil the rod and spare the child. Life waa ono dull grind of classes and bedtime for Lawrence and ha deserted. The boy Is known to ; have coma to Oinahs, The police have been furniahed . with an accurate description of the little lad. He la the son of August Kberltanit. 1130 Kim street, IJnooln. When the boy left home to do the world for himself he worn clad In a blue suit of knlckerbookern, a cap and high shoes. Ha Is a Baxon blond with big blue eyes. Nesjro Kills Deputy Sheriff. MEMPHIS, Feb. M.-Deputy Sheriff W. H. Lucy. In an effort to arrest a negro near hear today waa ahot and killed ty th negro, who. In turn waa killed by two other deputy aherlffs. WhuCouah AJ( youf doctor if all tough$ art nectuary. If not. tUn why couth ? Ah him ahout Ayt Cherru Pectoral. 1- O- Ayer Co.. , rfiw.ii. Slop coughing! Coughing rsipt and tears. Stop itt Coughing prepares tho throat an4 lungs for more trouble. Stop it I There is nothing so bad for a cough as coughing. Stop it I Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is a regular doctor's medicino for coughs and colds.