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Ribbons
Veilings
35c Veilings, yard. . .10c
All colors, all stylos, in
regular 33c veilings.
25c Ribbons, yard 10c
Extra wide, very heavy,
all silk ribbons, worth 25c.
50c Silk Elastic Belts 25c
$2.00 Hand Bags 98c
$1.00 Hand Bags 49c
Belts, all styles, inchllViC
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THE RCLIADLC STOPf
Omaha's Greatest Sale of
Men's Clothing Saturday
Suits worth to $25.00; on
sale at $10, $12.50, $15
Furnishing Goods Bar
gains Galore.
See separate ad on page
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Our prices save you 15
to 25- on all classes
of millinery.
Charming Millinery
Modes
Exclusiveness is the predomi
nant feature of our entire dis
play. A delightful showing of choice
designs for street and general
wear shown at prices from $5 up.
All Millinery marked in plain
figures here.
Exquisite Pattern Hat Both foreign
and domestic creations; the most at
tractive values shown in the city
S10.00 to soo.oo
Thwe nig Special Tables Trimmed
Hats, worth to $10.00, now at
SS.OO $3.95 and 82.95
All MAillntrj marked la plain flgn res
here. .
Famish-. 7 KMfiMWt Ov
( ;.' ' -!sZ- ij fWgj Under-
Mil I lpm
Ladies' Underwear, Gloves and Hosiery
No other place will you find such assortments, such
quality at such wonderful bargain prices. Matchless values
in Muslin and Knit Underwear.
Muslin Skirts s valuesVo $6.00
handsomely trimmed; In two big
lots Saturday, $2.50 $2.98
MusUn Bkirts; values to $3.60
daintily trimmed, on sale in two
loU? at, ..$1.50 and. 31.98
Clitnlse, Gowns, Skirta aid Com
blnatlon Suit that sold to $2.60
choice, at . . OS
Princfss Slips; In colors And white
very special values, at $1.50
Corset Covers, Drawers and Chem
is; values to 11.00, on sale
at 5 and 50
Cloves
Best makes; all new
colors, t 08?
$1.50 and $2.00
Fownes 12 and 16-buU
ton 811k Gloves
75 98 $1.50
Kayser at. Fownes' two
button Silk Gloves
50 and $1.00
Hosiery
Ladles Lisle I lose
fine lace gauze and
embroidered, special,
at ..25 and 3o
Ladies' black and col
ored Hose, special
bargains, at - '
12 s. and ' 15
Sample Hose at about
bait actual worth.
Ladles' Lisle Union Suits; medium
or summer weight; long sleeve,
high neck or low neck, sleeveless
at . . . .98 75 and 50
"Ladles' Usle Uncerwear; in all
styles; pants or vests; values to
76c, garment 3J)
ilie Mcrceriwrf' lisle Vests
. 13 and v crocheted or lace yokes, to
:"5cjrtuss,at .-25nd 50
SteirerUed Lisle Vests worth rcg-
, ulafly 25o at 12H(
, v, Biggest assortment and test Vaf-
ucs in ' children's knit and muslin
Undergarments shown la the west.
See them. ' e -
Umbrellas
The ,' well known reli
ance brand; guaran
teed for one year
sterling and gold tip
ped directolre hand
les; ' ellk ' and linen
covers; - $2 to $3.60
values, al
and
98
$1.50
Buy Your Doors Tomorrow
Hardwood Screen Doors 98c
)-tx6-S Screen Poor, extra thick.. 98c
l-8x- Screen Doors, extra thick.. 11.10
All cither aixs on sale for ..IIS
Varnished hardwood, natural finish
doors tl.W
Extra fancy natural hardwood doora,
at .,
Adjustable Screens for windows, lSxSS
Inches ... ,25c
15.00 Lawn Mower, one ta customer
for ,."t si.BS
1100 Lawn Mower, ball-bcarlnr,..$4 98
Grass Catchers, worth tl,-., only 49o
Rubber Uarden Hoae, guaranteed In
writing; 10c 12c and 15c
knee Keel worth fl. free tomorrow.
14-quart enameled water pails, worth
75c, at 25o
N-l blue and white enameled tea
kMt.es 4c
14-twart Dish Pans, ona to customer
' at 15c
Jto Urticles enameled ware, only. ...10c
4-qt. pudding pans, sauce pans, pre
serving kettles, covered buckets,
wash basins, J pie cans, dippers.
slightly dented, $5 all copper wash
Doners II. 9S
Brass, glass, enameled or sine wash
boards, worth 40 to 50c each, only tic
Folding Ironing Boards, on sale for iio
25c 8leve Boards, only 10c
C' othes Baskets, one to a customer
for 46c
Interesting Saturday Specials
In China Department
Majolica Water Flickers . .ISo
Decorated Cuspidors 10o
1 'worsted Jananexe Teas ISO
Cups and Saucers. Urge Crystal'
Berry and Krult Bowls. at......7o
100 Pleee Dinner Beta
Meakln's English porcelain Fes
toon edge plates.
wnue, special
pure
ivory
" i-.vc isiiuiru rupa ana saucers
tnln porcelain. 6 for. . aEi
Colonial Tumblers, 3 for'"'-rZ
Atr-Mole Opal Glass Globes,' ' fi, ij
Inverted Upright baa at aaUes, a' itZ
Suits, Dresses, Coats at Most Attractive
Bargain Prices
Have you given us the opportunity to show you what real outr garment bargains are like?
Thousands have during the last few days and have profited greatly. Let us show you.
$25.00 Tailor Suits $14.95
, 250 of them, in diag
onals, serges, panamas
and fancy suitings, all "
newest colors and styles
at.;.... S14.0S
Crown , Jewel Suits--Always
leaders at $25.00
They look like- $40
suits and should be sold
at $30 and $35. You
can't duplicate them
at $25.00
Lingerie Waists Made to
sell at $5.00, beautifully
embroidered and trim
med with lace, insertion,
e t c, choice values a t
only $2.95
Lingerie, Gingham and Rep
Dresses Worth to $10.00; colors
and white, newest styles, beauti
fully trimmed $4.95
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Children's Military Capes
: Regular $7.50 values,
all sizes 6 to 14 years,
i good line of colors; on
, sale Saturday, $2.95
Silk Dresses, worth t o
$30.00 Beautiful foul
ards, pongee, messalines,
etc., all colors, clever
new designs, and posi-
! tively worth to $30.00,
at 319.00
Long Light Weight Coats Tans,
' grays, navies and blacks $15.00
and $18.00 values; at. .$10.00
Children's Wash Dresses Dainty
white dresses, lace and embroid
ery trimmed, regular values to
$5.00, at ...'....$2.95
Colored "Wash Dresses, worth to
$2.00, sizes 2 to 14 years; on sale
' Saturday at 98c
Silk Dresses and Evening Gowns An im
mense purchase of manufacturers' samples;
on sale Monday, April 25th. See 16th St.
windows.
Big Purchase Sample Waists Choicest de
signs, in silks, nets, etc. on sale Monday,
April 25th. . See 16th St. windows.
ladies' New Neck
wear All the latest novelties in
ladies' neckwear no soiled
samples, all new, stylish, up-to-date.
75c Neckwear at 25c Includ
ing Dutch collars, Madeiria em
broidered -tabs, hand made
Irish crochet bows and tabs;
also a fine line of fancy jabots,
at .....I.. 25c
$1.00 New "Neckwear at 49c A
fine line of plain lace collars
and jabots;. .regular $1.00 val
ues, on sale at, ;. . ... , . 490
25 Embroider! Linen Collars. The
very best quality linen; the regular
250 kind, on sale at . . .'.10
' 25c Windsor Ties, at ....... .10
AH Silk Windsors; the regular J 5c
kind, at 10
25c Children's CoUars, at 5
In linens and fancy Swiss; rery spe
cial bargains at Saturday's sale price.
Special Sale Saturday of Spring
r Footwear in our Enlarged
Busy Shoe Department
Women's $2.50 and $3.00 Oxfords, pumps and Christie ties $1.98
The best line of $2.50 shoes, oxfords and pumps, dull or patent,
in the west ' $2.50
Men's shoes and oxfords, patent colt, gun metal or Russia calf,
worth up to $4.00 a pair $2.50
Men's work and semi-dress shoes, worth up to $3.00 a pair, $1.98
Boys', youths' and little gents' satin and kangaroo calf shoes,
values up to $1.75, at .$1.19
Misses' and children's tan dxfords, worth to $1.50 a pair, $1.00
For tender feet for the warm weather that is bound to come
later on buy a G ROVER. .
Old Maryland Rye and Tennessee White Corn Whiskey, best in
Omaha for the money; per full quart 75c ; per gallon, $2.50
Pure, high grade California Grape Wine, both port and sherry
per quart . . . . .29c, 35c and 50c
Pure home made Grape Wine, red or white, per gallon. . .$1.00
Two quarts Bottle Beer for 25 c
Hayden's the Greatest of all Grocery Dept's
la Omaha. Our Quality and Pvlces sava
yon from $S.OO to flO.00 a nioath on yucr
UTlnr eapsns.
18 pounds Best Granulated 3uar. , J1.00
4S-lb. Backs Best High Patented Flour
at 1 85
t Bars Beat 'Em All or Diamond C Soap,
for 26c
6 lbs.' Choice. Japan Rice 25c
10 lbs. Best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal 2Gc
lba. Best Pearl Tapioca, Sago, Barley or
Farina 25c
l-lba. Best Hand Picked Navy Beans.. 25c
E. C. Corn Flakes, pk( 7 He
GrapenuU, pkg 10c
The best Boda or Oyster Crackers per
nound 7Hc
The Bast Crisp Pretzels, pound. ...... .Se
The Best Crisp Ginger Snaps, lb.. 7 He
Diamond C or Diamond H Mincemeat
i package 7 He
, Large Bottles Fancy Pickles." Worcester
8auce or Pure Tomato Catsup,-bot.SVic
The Best Domestla Macaroni, pkg,.IVc
Larg Queen Olives, per quart 15c
1- lb. cane Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn..7Vc
2- 1 b. cans Early June Peas 7Sc
2-lb. cana Wax. String, Lima or Green
Beans 7Hc
S-lb. cans Kolld Packed Tomatoes. ... 8Vc
-lb. cans Baked Beans, Golden Pumpkin,
Hominy or Kraut V'
The Best Tea Sittings, per lb 12 He
The Best Golden Santos Coffee, lb.... 15c
BIO BUTTES AHS CHXTSB 8AZ.E
Fancy No. 1 Creamery Butter, per lb.JOc
Fancy No. 1 Country Butter, per lb.. 28c
Fancy Dairy Butter, per lb 25c
Fancy Full Cream Cheese, per lb.... 18c
Fancy Full Brick Cheese 18c
Neufchatel Cheese, each 8c
XATSEarS THE MABKST FOB TBESH
VEQETAJBI.ES. .
Fresh Spinach, per peck..: 15c
Fresh Beets, per bunch SH
Fresh Carrots, per bunch 8 Ho
Fresh Shalota, per bunch IHc
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, per lb 10c
Fresh Peaa, per quart 7 He
Fresh Wax Beans, per lb 20c
Fresh Green Beans, per lb. ......... 16o
2 large bunches Radishes 5c
2 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce 6c
4 buochea borne grown Onions Sc
Fresh Parsley, . bunch.. !H
Fresh New Cabbage, per lb 4o
New Potatoes, per lb 7Hc
Large Head Lettuce, per head 7 Ho
and 5o
BIB KIOBXAITD VATEL OsVaBTQB
BAIjB. TSU3 OKA2TOB Or QTTAI4TT.
96 size Hlgnland Navels, per doz....80c
126 slse Highland Navels, dozen 25c
176 s lie Highland Navels, dozen 20c
200 size Highland Navels, dos 17 He
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THE RELIABLE STORE
Splendid Picture .
Bargains
You find here now the largest
and best assortment of pictures
in the city, and at prices posi
tively the lowest. The newest,
best, most beautiful are added
in almost daily shipments.
Neatly Framed Pictures Big
assortment of subjects, in gilt
or dark frames, several sizes
and styles for selection. .35c
Framed Pictures; up to 16x20 size;
beautiful subjects in dark or gilt
frames, special 75?
Full Plate Pictures j size 12x24
square and oval tilt frames, with
fancy corners; landscapes, fruit pic
tures, heads, etc.; beautifully col
ored, choice 98 c
Many Other Delightful Bargains.
Don't
BY MAYMtfi
it
Saturday's
Specials
In Our Hiah Grade Linen Dept.
Extra Large Hemmed Huok Towels,
plain and fancy colored borders,
worth lc, Saturday, esrh.lSHo
Extra Large Fringed and Hemmed
Turkish Hath Towels, good yalue
at 29c, Saturday, each ISO
Fringed Table t'luth, site SxlO, war
ranted pure linen, regularly sells
at ti. Saturday, each 91.00
Pure Linen Barnsley Toweling, 18
Inches wide, never sold leys than
15c yard, Saturday, yard loo
s a
uaiaa o
Dress Shields 1
The kind that yon can
Wash, Boil, Iron J
so luiboer, l enectiy
Odorless.
There's only one Best,
THE NAIAD
Prices 18c to 50c a Pair.
Special demonstration of
Naiad Shields Saturday at
Dress Shield Dept.
Men's Spring Hat Styles
s
Soft or stiff, in latest shapes
and colors.
Stetson, up from. .. .$3.50
Koswell $3.00
Linwood S2.50
Hayden's Special. . . .$2.00
Big Special Saturday N. Y.
wholesaler's stock, secured
at a sacrifice. New spring
models, soft and stiff; regu
lar $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00
values $1.45
Children's Ilats and Caps, in
cloth and straw, 25c to $1.50
Youths' Hats.. $1.00 to $1.50
Manufacturer's Stock of Dress Skirls
Entire surplus of Lord &
Lyons, the big New York
manufacturers. '
1,500 Skirts, in the newest
materials, colors and styles,
voiles, taffetas, serges, pan
amas, etc., the very newest
models, values up to $20.00,
on sale at $4.95
Not a skirt worth less than
$7.00, and many worth up to
$20.00. Greatest skirt bar
gains ever in Omaha. Come
early.
We Loan You Ml Popular Novels
.. .From Our New Circulating Library in the Book Department. .
For Two Cents a Day
No Deposit, No Membership Fee; Just Vonr Name and Address
- Pay When You Return Book ."
START DRAWING BOOKS NOW
Extra Special Bargains Saturday in Tablets and Box Stationery '
.You Can't Afford to Mlss'lt.
Style So. 678.
slf Corset Models
"We represent here a splendid new
model for medium and long waisted,
6tout figures, medium bust, long hip,
long back, long over abdomen; made
in white and drab batiste or imported
French coutil, heavily boned and
trimmed with lace and ribbons, two
pairs of heavy hose supporters in
front and one pair on sides; all sizes
18 to 36, at, pair.. $2.50
THE NEMO Self reducing corset for stout
women we specially recommend at t
$3.00 81.00 ' and $5.00
7 Be Batiste Corsets and Netting Corsets,
long hip models, with garters attached
now at 49
Candy Specials
For Saturday
40c Chocolate Creams. .24c
Pure Sugar Stick Candy;
Saturday, lb 10c
Our Special Mixed 10c
Our Cream Mixed 12c
Drug Specials tor Saturday
10c Jap Rosa -or' Palm ,OIlv Soap,
2 bars for :. . i-. . , . . ..16e
lie Uar pure, IinporlfJ Castile Soap,
, at 2 bars for...,..,... lio
:16c Munvon's Witch-Hazel Boap, at
2 bara for lfto
26c Hur Pond's Ext. Medicated Soap,
at 2 bars for , ISo
10c William's Shaving Soap fis
1.00 Pure Hydrogen Peroxide bis 1
pound bottle SSo
t) 00 site. The Best Beef, Iron and
Wine Tonic, at 4fo
25c lr. E. L. Graves' Tooth Powder,
at , lOo
S cans Best Talcum Powder fof..48o
2Gc else Pond's .Ext. Cold or Vanish
ing Cream, at .SOo
SOc size KlcHsecker's Cold Cream.860
75c and $1 .Rubber Gloves,' alt so at
per pair t. SOo
ELKS; DEDICATE NEW HOME
Grand Exalted Baler Sammii
v tides at Ceremony. .
Pre-
ADDRESSES BY LEADING MEMBERS
(Keys at Ballalac
Trastees Re
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Prraeated to Board
eepiloa ta Frte4s
Order Knrlsa
Thursday. April tL 110. was a blr day
fur the Elks of Omaha, it marked ths
V"Sres of the order in Nebiaaka and was
.ti data upon which the new Elks' home
at SIS 117 South Plftrenth slrvel was dedi
cated. Klve hundred enthusiastic members
were present when Urand Exalted tuler
Judge Jamea U. Kammls of LrMtn , la.,
conducted the dedication exercises according-
to the Klks' ritual.
The keys of the building were presented,
Ihsough Judre Sam mis, to the chairman
of the board of trustees by Vice President
Gould Diets of ' the building committee.
President T. B. McPherson of the building
commktee was not present as ha was
called away from the city on Important
business. General Charlea F. Manderson
made an appropriate address upon the
worky of the building committee, giving it
words of praise for the able manner in
which it carried out the duty Imposed.
Several selections wore given by the
Elks' quartet and a finished oration was
delivered by Arthur C. Wakeley. Shenan
doah lod?e of Hhenandoah, la., presented
Omaha lodge with a beautiful hand colored
photograph of the American flag in flowers,
the original of which was given to
Shenandoah by the members of the Omaha
lodK on the flm flag day celebrated by
the lodge. A handsome silk American
flag, 618 feet, was presented to the Omaha
lodge by Oolonel Cornelius Gardener, com
mandant at fort Crook, on behalf of his
brother officers who are members of the
order. This was given as a token of ap
preciation for the courtesies which were
extended to the officers during the Ak-?ir-Hn
and the military encampment last
fall.
The presentation of the flag was followed
OneDoctor
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Uvoi Jot throat ltd l4"f fsMieVrs. - Doctor
Hsv only one doctor Just one I No
sense in running from one doctor to
another 1 Select tbe best one, then
tsnd by him. No sense la trying this
thin,, that thing, for your cough. Care
fully, deliberately select the best cough
medicine, then tile tt. Stick to It.
by a stirring speech on "Our Flag." by
Colonel J. M. Banister. He told of the
triumphs of the flag and aatd that the
patriotic principles of the Elks made the
flag dear to every member of the order.
Very Rev. George A. Beecher, chaplain of
the Omaha lodge, followed with appropriate
remarks.
Judge' Sammls, the supreme head of the
order, who is making his second visit to
Omaha, gave an address In which he spoke
of the patriotic and homa protection prin
ciples of the Elks. He had words of pralar
for his brothers in Omaha and spoke feel
ingly of the pleasure It gava him to preside
over such an Important function. He ar
rived early In the afternoon and was enter
tained at dlriiwr at the Henshaw at 6
o'clock by the officers at ths Omaha lodge.
After the formal dedication exercises
were brought to a close the Omaha Maen
nerehor chorus, composed of thirty voices,
enlivened the evening with aong. . ltan
Beecher thanked the members of Council
Bluffs lodge for appearing In such large
numbers and for the beautiful basket of
Easter lilies they brought with them.
It Is estimated that 2.000 invited guests
vltilted the new Elks' horns Thursday aft
ernoon, when the members of Omaha lodge
held s reception for all Elks, their families
and their friends. The rooms were beauti
fully decorated with, ferns, potted plants
and cut flowers and the parlor mantel was
banked with hydrangeas. Music was fur
Dished by Dimtck's orchestra.
Officers of the lodge met all visitors In
ths hall and escorted them to the reception
committee, where they were made welcome
to the Elks' new homa in Omaha. The
guests wars received by Sidney W. Smith.
exalted ruler; Gould Plets, vice president
of ths Elks' Building company; Mrs. Diets,
General and Mrs. Charlea F. Manderson,
Judge -and Mrs. E. Wakeley, Rev. George
A. Beecher and Mrs. Beecher, Mayor and
Mrs. James C. Dahlman and Mr. and Mrs.
William I. Kierstead.
On the third floor of the building Is the
parlor, library, off icea and billiard hall,
all of which were opened for Inspection,
and each contained a punch. bowl and re
freshments. The main lodge room is situ
ated on the fourth floor and la beautifully
finished in green. At ona end of the hall
there are two life-sized elks looking as
natural as it in their forest homa. Upon
the speaker's table was the magnificent
floral offering of Easter lilies brought to
Orraha by the members of the Council
Bluffs lodge.
YOUNG ARTISTS' BENEFIT
RECITAL WELL ENJOYED
Mtssra Marie Meek awd Alice V. Davis
aad Cecil W. Berry Appear, As
sisted by Mlsa Levelawd.
A benefit recital was given Thursday
night in the First Baptist church by Mias
Msria Meek, Miss Alice Virginia Davis
and Cecil W. Berryman, assisted by Miss
Haiti Doveland as vocalist. The program
was principally sustained by the three
first named, who are going to Europe to
pursue their musical studies. The con
cert wss enjoyed by a well-fUUd house
and the audience showed its thorough ap
preciation. The three pianists displayed
marked proficiency on the instrument.
There was out only knowledge of
technique, but the artist's desire of in
terpretation. Chopin's polonaise in A flat was ren
dered by Mr. Berryman with firmness
and decision, and Miss Meek in all her
contributions, and particularly in the five
waits preludes to op. 24 of Puldinl, showed
the Importance of light and shade la lay
ing bare the purport of tons poems,
Liszt's ballade In B minor , by Miss
Davis was one of the tidbits of the re
cital. She captivated the audience by her
masterly execution.
Miss Doveland again sang the "Una
voce" aria from "The Barber of Seville"
and was obliged to respond to an encore.
Pretty waa her Interpretation of that
sweet morceau by Reynaldo Hahn, "Were
My Song With Wings Provided." The
work of Madams' Borglum'sa sccompanlst
added to the aurxess -of the concert. The
accompaniment to Rachmaninoff's "Floods
of Spring" is a solo in Itself and It was
played with the skill and good taste of
the virtuoso.
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raaaht In Ik Act . .
and arrested by Dr. King's New I.lfe FTI! a.
bilious headache quits and liver and bowels
act right. 26c. For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
No external application Is equal to Cham
berlain's Laniment tor. aura muscles or
swollen Joints.
Good results always www the use of
Foley's Kidney Pills. They give prompt
rtllff In a:l cases of kidney and bladder
disorders, are healing, strengthening and
antl-septlo. Try tfceio. For sale by all !
druggist .
Iff -.fi tfryA-
. will be your lot if you win part of the $1,145
in Prizes Given Away Free. One good name
sent to us tomorrow may put you in the
class of 12 fortunate Prize Winners. ' You
can't win unless you try. Contest closes
6 p.m. Saturday night.
Schmollor & ll!uo!lor Piano Co.
1311-13 FARNAM STREET
A copy of the Schmoller & Mueller Triumphal Tarch' Free to
every contestant. (Tho hit of the season.) , .,;;
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