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THE BEE: OMAHA,
THURSDAY
MARCH . 31,
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Place on Sale Thurf day
in the Basement
ENTIRE STOCK
I Elite Cloak Go.
1517 FarnamSt,, Omaha,
and 5th Av. Tailors, New York
Women's
Spring Suits
We bought
these two immense
them on sale at
stocks and place
f3 extraordinary reductions.
' Women's hicrh class Spring Tailored
V Suits i n new. styles, colors and
fabrics many are beautifully trimmed
while others are in those smart plain tail
ored effects. They have been greatly admired
in .the .windows worth up to $35.00, at
Women's Tailored Suits, worth up to $20.00 All new styles,
cloths and colors choice suits from the
Elite and Fifth Avenue stoc
at
$10
BUY A JIBIBERSHIP IN THE Y. W. C A.-$l a Year
Thursday Is Membership Day. Register at the
X W. C. A. Booth Near Our South Door Main Floor.
Vcmen's French Kid Gloves at $1.50 Pair
Two-clasp Perrin's La Mure all tie newest shades of gray, green,
brown, mode, blue, champagne, also white and black all sizes.
Fitted to the hand, at Main Glove counter jn
per pair, at . . , 4IU
Two-clasp French Lambskin Gloves black, white, gray, champagne
and tan all sizes. Fitted If desired C1 AO
per pair, at ' . .. Cpl.UU
$1.50 Kid Gloves on Bargain Square, at 59c Pair
Black, white and colors, some are slightly Imperfect; all sizes. In kid,
cape and mocha. Women's, children's and some men's gloves CQrt
are Included in this sale, worth up to $1.60, at, pair 3 J'C
.Women's fine Neckwear: lace Jabots, in baby Irish, crochet and fancy
lace effects, embroidered and crocheted lace tabs, Dutch collars in
Baby .Irish, crochet and cluny lace effects, tailored stocks, embroidered
and lace bows, etc., latest creations, many worth Cfi
up to $1, at, each ..... ... , vi . 4JCOUC
.Women's fine Imported Hosiery; lisle thread, plain and em
broldered and all over lace boot patterns, many worth 60c, pr. . 4C
18 and 27-inch embroidered flounclngs, skirtings and corset TQ
cover and wide galloon bands, many worth 76c, at, yd JmfQ
THURSDAY IS CHOCOLATE DAY
, In "SWEETLAND"
25c
Italian Bitter Sweets; all pure crushed fruit flavors and chopped
nut centers; regular 40c Quality, at, lb.
SPECIAL ADVANCE NOTICE
Friday We Will Sell All the Women's Wash Waists.
From the Elite Cloak Co. Stock and the 5th Ave. Tailors.
Watch Thursday Evening Papers.
See the
Windows.
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WAITED rCH SWEET CKASITY
"VILLIIIG WORKERS"
ro THE
WISE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
: U12 AND DAZAR
Krva THEATER, MAY I TO 14
fttVeortka Sa r?aoa Or By Kail
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OrriCSB 4-S-6 Kraff Theater Bid.
COAL
ATCUTPEIOES
fler W Oominy, wer r pre-
5 ed for it by having on hand a
supply of all atneia of ooal,
i we uan deliver promptly,
-ave you (rum &o to $1.60 tin
y ton and guataiuee quality
,ua.nuty.
"EUBLATT'S CUT
IICE COAL CO.,
223 Nicholas St.
ue- u. . lad. M lilt
CENTURY FARMER
sialar Farm Pair.
I Dollar Year.
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See the
Windows.
Central
Freight end Ticket Office
Fow Located in
Temporary Quarters at
ofOaCutisnot
whaat it costs
BuhVhMyoii.ge
outcfit.Weur-
5Mileeth2qudli
BAKER BEG;
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OMAHA'
W so mnoh of "fran' each day cf
the wees.
That "WittMMi" low should alt up and
)ak.
toy tr.tu.uf, dont worry, and kaap wall
t,
Bating- turao time dally the tt of bread.
Made of ouuxao froaa JTlde of Oiuaba
flour,
Try It aad yon will faal vattar arary aonr.
Ha! Kal yon will loot any to tao old
Typhoid,
X'a aot aiiarad, Updiia'g llour of frmu
la vuid.
MIS. . T. BTriMH.
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IMG FRAME 1BALK NEXT 8ATU11DAY
More nig Brglna on the Yi'mj.
A New York Suit Manufacturer Over
Sanguine as to His Spring' Business
Got Caught With Too Large a Stock.
Is Forced to Sell
at a Loss.
"You'll take off your
hat" to this event to
morrow. All Omaha must
bow1 to a. sale that offers
new 1910 suits at a third
off. Optimism is to be
commended but in this
instance . it played havoc
and loss for the manufac
turer. . A. large woman's
suit ' house heavily over
bought and waiting for
orders that didn't mater
ialize wa forced to sell at
a give-away price.
Our Buyer Now in New
York, Scores a Ten-Strike,
Buys 500 Fashionable New
Spring Models at G2ya
Cents ou.the Dollar.
Richt' iri th height of the
season, : 'mind you. You
buy: 'Nev Suits 'of ttnmis
. takable iborrectness a third
; under price. An aggrega
: tion of suit' finery beauti
ful in the extreme depict
ing every type of the ultra
fashionable for the season.
' Tlief'AfriU : be suits for
1 Misses . and suits for . wo
men (small, . regular ..and
larger sizes) . Newest f ab
rics and&ll colors..
'Valiidg $25, .$35, $45, on
sale'litlrsday; at : ;' '
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a" 8t. ThoTiTTS
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andtd
mt m m m m m
a
Superb Showingfof BJow Spring
Suits and Drosses
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if 11 If
The Manufacturer's Stock Sale
All
this
week
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All
this
veek
THX RSUACLlt STORS "
Of fere the greatest saving opportunity for rendy-to-wenr
garment buyers ever known in Omaha of tho
west.
Right at the beginning of the season, just when
you want them most we offer you beautiful new
spring and summer wearing apparel at About Half
It's Present Retail Worth.
1,500 Elegant New Tailor Suits
THURSDAY IN TWO IMMENSE LOTS
Tailor Suits, worth up to
$35.00 Diagonals,
serges, panamas, wor
steds, plain colon, in chocks,
stripes and fancies; very
newest styles for spring and
summer 1910; all colors;
sizes from 14
years to
bust measui
at, choice
mi u; an coic
asure.
75
Tailor Suits, worth up to
$25.00 All the best of
the new fabrics, in most
wanted colors and styles
coats are silk and
satin lined, all sizes in
the lot; the QQ
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NEW SPRING WAISTS LESS THAN HALF
Thousands of them here for your selection, nothii
to equal the values ever before shown in Omaha.
Scores of Other Delightful Bargains Thursday.
nngi
Lingerie and
Tailored Waists
worth to $2.50
Lace insertion
and embroidery
trimmed sale
price .... 95c
Wash Underskirts;
Lingerie and
Linen Waists
worth to $3.00;
10 different
styles, beauti
fully trimmed
on sale.. $1.45
regular
Silk and Net
Waists worth
to $7.50 All
newest designs,
beautiful assort
ment 'on sale,
at $2.05
i Ileatherbloom Undcrskirta, in
values to $1.00, choice 50 ' H colors, best ever, $1,00
SCORES OP OTIIEK DELIGHTFUL BARGAINS THURSDAY
Don't For-st THY HAYDEM'S FISIST II Pays
FRIDAY we will offer all the Coats and Silk Tnder
skirts from the big manufacturer's stock purchase.
SATURDAY All the Silk Dresses, Gowns .Waist,
and Fine Tailored Suits will be on sale. ' s
There's not a disappointment for you in this entire sale. You cannot afford to miss
y seeing the matchless bargains. , t
ALTERATIONS, IF NECESSARY will be MADE FREE.
Splendidly Satisfying Spring Hats
The
Young
Lady's
I Foot
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. The millinary Bectlon is the Mecca for throfigs of shoppenr. Ben-;
nett Millinery has again established itself In the forefront of the Omaha '
procsslonV Everybody is speaking of the beautiful hats shown here. It '
is conceded that Bennett styles are new, different aod destlnctive. They
show the artistic tonch to a higher degree than was 'ever shown in town
before.- Our designers have scored notable success in large Eastern es
tablishments in previous seasons. The hats theyjhave conceived and as
now on View -mark a repetition of former triumph.' Bennnet hats are
unmistakably the richest most 'practical and certainly mopt reasonably
priced
$5; 7.50; $10, 1
155 $25
Every young ' lady takes
pride in her footwear, It
hurts her feelings (as well as
her feet) when she is com
pelled to wear clumsy, ill-fitting
shoes.
Our young ladles' shoes are
built on special lasts, shaped
to fit the growing foot of any
miss.
They are made to give
growing' girls 1 comfort . and
make, their feet look' attrac
tive and neat.
; i,; These shoes are made .'of
patent kid, patent colt, gun
' metal calf and vlci kid. Low
' and' half military heels. But
ton style the most popular. -
Young Ladies' sizes, 2 M to '
6, price $2.50 and $3.00
Drcxcl Shoe Co.
1419 Farnam St.
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--glitendrs; stunners;
7half shoes' for tho sunny
season tho kinds that but
ton, or the kinds that
that lace -plainly
planned or fanciful
fads fr men who
want the MOST for
their '
Regent Shoe Co.a:0g&ioth
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By far tWa best and widest range of styles at, these popular prices
is displayed now. , .
Corsets-Designed in. Accord
ante With the Spring Styles
Genuine 11.60 .value. On Special sale
Thursday at 95 cents. Choice of sev
eral models "that represent the very
best styles for Spring. Corsets that bring out Just the
right figure effect as featured in the spring fashion.
They come In a superb grade of French Batiste, em
broidery trimmed; are well boned with nonrustable
steel. Garters attached,' front and sides. All sizes
18 to 30. i,'
They're cut medium low bust effect, long over the
hips, and are tailored and' finished in a way that will
surely please you. It's Just the corset you want now. ,
Art Needlework
Spring Lines
in new patterns and designs,
with a special showing
stamped infants' wear to be
embroi dared.
Pillow Tops damped and
tinted, worth 50c, for 25c
Hand - Embroidered Pillow
Tops And Center Pieces,
at ..J.... HALF
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HEi.iBERSHIPS
Received at Booth on Main
FIoci,; March 31st, Men-
; ;bershlp Day
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Ask about it. Help boost
this great institution. Full
information and leaflets on
the Muiu Floor at Bennett's
THURSDAY.
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Our Fire-Proof Storage
Mouse Proof Rooms
Under Padlock, of - which you
carry the key.
Call and see this place.' You
should know how and where
your goods are cared for.
004-12 S. " I Gib St.
"What can I get out 6i 7
the Omaha Ad Club?"
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To the business or professional man who asks this question, we
answer: . ,
"Just as much as you put into It, plus a portion of what others
put in.
Th member who feels that he has done his whole duty when hV
has naid his dues will nrobably not consider the investment xtraordlq
axllv rood. But the member who takes an active Interest la club U
fairs, attends meetings, takes part in discussions, makes uggeetloits, f
and so on, will gain experience, knowledge juid lnspiratlou that will
surely lead to greater success in his business.
This has been demonstrated beyond question and there is no room
' for argument. It is a fact that you can get out of the Ad club whatever
you put into it. - . . ( .
You can profit by the experience, the successes and failures of
others and so they, too, can profit by your experience. ThetAd club
furnishes a direct and inexpensive medium for the dissemination of
this knowledge-Information.
The few dollars' investment required will pay big returns if you
do your part. Come join us and we'll help make it pay.
Put in 15.00, plus enthu
siasm, and you get out many
times that amount in things
that money alone can't buy.
HENRY GERING
Chairman KambaraUp Conuulttca,
.r Omaha Ad Clan,
' Herewith la my check for $5.00 In pay
ment for Initiation fa (f 1.00) an4
months dues.
Kama
With
Bualneaa Addreaa
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Holiablo
Dentistry
..at ,y
Taffs Denis! Rooms
GELLING OUT
f INK ARTISTta
WALL PAPER
. -AT- ;
IESS TIIAI3 COST
tZZl fLZtlU ST.
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Artesian VaterFrcc
' The present agitation regard,
log tbe city's drinking water,
prompts in to Inform the pub
lio that the Tare Artesau Vtc
"'HOTEL K0E
Is frss to all who cars to use it
in their homes,
r , KOMK MILLER.
Read Tho Boo for AiKtho Sporting Now?
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