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OMAHA. SfXDAY MoKXIXt., APRIL IM. 1!10.
SIXGLE COPY FIVE CENTS.
Greatest Sale of Haviland China Binnerware Ever Held in Omaha
BtTiland Plates
1.000 handsome Breakfast
Plates, decorated in fancy
spray design; Jij ins. across
top (IS plates to
a customer)
I I at,.... .. w I pi1! uik) Miai'e, ira piet fn, ignt'v shape, i.anu- 1'inr. vanwi.u srii'r. ffirs, iiiih, naiy inu
y I I decorations, (fold knobs some open roe and oroll rose border, flower coin- Green leaf decoration;
I and handles, on fa lQ pattern. cold a a An Mixtions. rold A Pa border spray Q f r l
t sal Monday. S3 14.fX km.hs n-d ban- 4.H? Knobs mid ban- IJI.Jll .effect; a0 Zl.tlll
., 1 urx" difn J..J, jl., ,1 sets... J"" seta um..vv
JF 9 .
w" m Maviland Dinner lata, 109 Haviland Dinner Bats, inn Haviland Diaaar Bats, 1"o Havilaad Dinner Bata, in
F pteres dainty wllu roe piece 'amy areen pieces beautiful ilos pieces; exquisite white
f a t spray decoration; hand- l-nf ilxlgn pattern; Rose dia'i stl: n. and aold: silver shape;
I t n " I 1 ' sonn- $41 00 aets. qj pn No. ;T1.' and act syr f.net la PA No. JOSIS. ru- rrt A A
II tV m J9M Monday. ZajU r-aularlt:. 00,1 J J- iZ.dU larITl.no a)Vvll
WjlLJ
Ij7 r.0 or Eif stock citxi coaxobt cutka iddiilit'i chxha
. Vi. '''"t-'i' --irfSr , i'Z 83 patterns, the entire stni k on Ti famo'n Indian Tree pattc-'i. AdJerley's famot.s Ritftllsh Bona
ft i ob f J Sf hand, tierman. Auslrlan. Kngli i ilhnnlnaied In gold. Just for fnlna. enow white ith blue fi-
' f 1 S and French China, arrrf If "t""' dv- Monday QA f ures. Kntlre pat- jrfyf rf f
pCSSiiSr rfrtr'i...Z5 OH 6V Oil n,;"rduco.3tf 011
If r wkttz snnrzB sets.
v- J.553 . "" - Complete no-piec aeta. A-l quality; rrt
I hrf vy ' ' -JiZt. V J-". second.. Mondav -8
fOV T St StVF . V Johaaoa'a ZnrUah Walt Wara Complete
I "Tt r(Pl VH'nl - I X J V Mi ino-pleoa set. $11 value for. . . . .f7.8
I I I i Vrrv 1 14 J V t S & " i'fr&r A.rt Johaaon's Walts Taa Caps aad Sauoera
y V Jaj il'l I M j7.. f rj nlV' 15C p'r'"'
Hih Grade Imported Dress Patterns
Silks and Dress Goods
A Bale of fine French materials, suitable for suits, din
ner gowns, dresses and evening costumes. All are exclusive
single pattern styles. Closed out to us by a prominent im
porter. There will bo no duplicates. Materials represent a
large variety of color combinations and blacks, 4, 6 and 7
yard lengths.
I -yard Skirt Patterns, a va
worth
$4.00, each,
at
6-yard Dress Patterns,
worth $5.00, eacb,
at
2.50
Imported Dress Goods at, yard, 69c These goods are also in
dresg lengths, embracing a very large variety of weaves,
colorings and designs included are silk voiles, marquis
ettes and silk and wool mixtures. The most exquisite
high novelties you"l readily
worth np to $2.50 a yard. All
sale at..,....,
AH the Importers Silk Dress Patterns Values to $3.00 a
yard. The finest French marquisettes and fancy cashmir
de soie. Printed silk chiffons, too, for beautiful gowns,
particularly appropriate for the new tunic
adaptations. Some have bordered patterns;
Monday only, at, per yard
Natural Shantung' Pongee SilksTen pieces for Monday
selling; just what women are buying for coats, dresses, etc.
89c quality, at, yard 49c
45-inch Colored Linen Suitings In all the best shades, im
ported French goods and worth $1.25, at, yard Oc
Pure Linen Suitings, in all colors Domestic goods with the
Ramie finish; 75o kind, at 39c
Smartest of Low f
Gut Footwear
Women who are fastidious about
ahos will see the right kinds
hera Pumps with ankle straps L,
or without. Newest short Tamp,
high, arch, stage lasta, in suede,
. dull kid. patent colt, black crav-
jnette; new, nobby and
extremely smart, at..
$4.00
Pia r Oaf arte, flhoee for woman.
IdaaX for buatnesa wear; new ataia
laat atylea. dull laathrr welt aole ox
fords, patent colt, button and laoa
xroraa, cravanottaa, vici
$3.50
ktd bluctera. ate-.
pair
Some Thing's You Want to Know
Kindergarten Convention
The seventeenth annual convention of tha
International KHidergartea union will meet
tn St. Louie tomorrow for a aeaaion of a
week. Ite preeWUnt U aflas Alice O Gradr
of Chlea9. The pros-ram of the conven
tion will be filled with fciteraatfng feature..
A discussion of the klndergwrtea a a
means of Amerloamslnc the little alien,
whe eoma to our enoree has a prominent
place en tha program. Patriotlaos. and love
for tha mother country mar cause the raa
tare alien to reatat the procse of Amerl
canisatNM. but the child, under pleasant
aurroundlnga and Invrtlng leadership, reed
I'.y fall Into American hablU of thought
and action. Oa Thursday afternoon a play
festival will be held which will be as unique
aa charming. Tour group, of gamaa will
be played by kindargartner. from N.w
York. Boston. Chirac o and Cincinnati. St.
liOuls ea III direct the games and It la ei
awoted that all visiting kipdergartnara will
Join In. 1Tiy have been requested to ap
pear tn wtitte. and in these game, the work
ef the Idaderyardnera will be thoroughly
Illustrated.
la addition o this there will be aa edu
cational exhibition of work showing tt-.a
pre. ant status of the kindergarten move
ment la the fnited States. U will ahow
the history of klnWgarten daareiosnnt tn
M country atnoa t Je time wbea Mrs. Cart
Once more haa the purchasing por of the I'.rnnett organization awrti-d ilrlf. All the might ami main of cah buying brought to bear iu the greatest purrha.ie of high grade imported
llavilaix China, that ever came wot. SikIi oelling aa thia N alnioM unlelievahl to wople who know the high character of Haviland mare. It's a departure In Omaha retailing tlutt Is malng
in it daring. tne of New York's lrrMr-lns Ivmim wn making radical changes, and akeri fur bids on three carloads of Haviland Dinner Ware. The llennett Company was the fortunate bidder,
aecuring over $10,000 worth, at a fraction of its talne. We have lwen imparking the goods for weeks. Tomorrow It's In readii.ess. Here's a grand treat for every housewife. Think of It. Ilavi
land China, such as you have always wanted, at the cost of porcelain or domestic and Knglish ware. The exquisite Haviland decorations the artistic Haviland shapes are conspicuous. Open Sunk
Open stock and Dinner Sets, which ever jou prefer, a quarter, a third, or a half loss than Actual worth. Tomorrow Is the first day.
"If! I Xavilaad Sinner Bats, 103 I I Haviland Dlun get. 10 I I Mavlland Siaatr Sets. lrt1 I I Maviland Dinner Set, 101 I
7-yard Dress Patterns,
worth $4.25, each,
at
6-yard Dress Patterns,
worth $7.50, each,
at
2.10
3.75
-a, v. ui;i kV
69c
know- are
in Monday's
69c
tow Cats at ta-BO One of the Ui-
eat Unea In town, pumpa, oxfords,
eta Dull leather pumpa, patent colt
pumpa, pateut colt oxforda, one eye-
let calf tlaa, alas high
rut exforda,
at
$2.50
Schurx. aa a German maiden had
been a pupil of Froebal, the founder of da
kindergarten movement, called In some of
her neighbors' children and with her own,
formed the first kindergarten In America
That was at Watertown, Wis., In 1&5. Tea
work of the kindergarten Is essentially a
feminine task and nearly all of the speak
ers and delegate, and other officers of the
international Kindergarten union are
womon.
It Is fitting that this meeting of the kln
dergartner. ahould be held In St- Louia, for
It wa. In that city that the kindergarten
waa first mad a part of the public school
sytem. Th. honor belongs to the late
William Torrey Harrta, for so many year.
I' tilted Slates commissioner of education.
In 1S7J Prof. Harris was superintendent of
schools In St. Louis. Ha had seen previous
xperlment. with kindergarten work end
la failures. But. not dismayed, ha per
suaded bia city to take tt up. and from that
day to thia the eystem haa been growing
and extending to ail portions of the United
State. The whole kindergarten Idea waa
originated In Germany In 1S40.
Frederick Froebti of Blankenburg alerted
a garden echo! for little children. In
whk-h play waa the keynote of everything.
The pupil, who attended, hi. buy School
shewed such superior aptitude when grad
may
be had
$25 for Any Woman's
Worth $29.50, $35.00. $49.00 aid $19.50
AND A $5 SILK PETTICOAT FREE
Any colored cloth suit, any black suit. The handsomest suits we have
chosen to please the tastes of women who like the best clothes.
Your choice, unconditionally, of any one of the 300 models in the de
partment. This is no make believe, not a mere say so, not a juggling of
nriws in mislead von -hut cold facts. Any colored suit you may have
conn hara do rlior nn mnttpr wVlflt
eludes many worth twice the price.
The handsomest $5.00 silk petticoat you ever looked at
goes free with any suit choice of twenty shades, plain silk
and changeable. ' " '
"We emphasizie it. There never were such April
suit bargains as these before. Conditions prompting
this offer are ungovernable and unusual. But you
get the advantages any suit you like best ,
MISSES' SUITS AT HALF
All the smart Junior Suite tor the young
woman of 13. 15 and 17 years, suffer a
heavy price cut. All are striking, 1910
models, in newest cloths,
worth to $20.00, choice of
stock, at
$10
Crepe Gowns; Something New
Daintier and cooler than muslin or cambric; white crepe;
low, round neck, slip oyer, with short sleeves; lace trim
med, at : S1.75
Vndermusllns, 25c Values up to 39c A table full of
gowns, covers and drawers A number of styles of each,
nicely trimmed and well made.
Vndermusllna, 50c Values up to 75c Gowns, short
skirts, covers, drawers, chemise; beautiful, new garments;
lace and embroidery trimmed Many styles of each.
Our big April sale of Muslin Underwear continues this week.
1)
House Needs
Dangler Gas Rascaa
10 OTT.
Etar Cas Plates. .T5e
Claaalc Gaa Platea
I-burner tl.ea
9Sc Floor Sweeps. 49o
ISO Counter Duaters,
at ao
uated Into the beginners grade of the
other schools that the kindergarten theory
soon commanded attention throughout the
world. England took up the work under
the anglicised name of "infant schools."
After the success of Mra Schurs with
ber Watertown kindergarten, an Amer
ican woman, Mlaa Pea body of Massa
chusetts, went to Europe tn IKS and
studied the Froebel method there. She
returned to Boston later and tried the ex
periment there. Sometime afterward the
town of Florence, Mass., established a
kindergarten supported by ' philanthropy,
but It remained for 6L Louis to make t a
part and parcel of the system of public
education.
Since then Chicago has taken the leader,
ship In a newer Idea the maternal kinder,
garten. In which the mothers join trie
little children In their gamee and pastimes
and are taught with the bablae tha true
principles of childhood economy. It la well
that the kindergarten, with all Ha health
ful and stimulating Influences, haa been
established. So strenuous has become ths
struggle to gain a living that statistics
shew only 1 par cent ef the country's popu
lation ever attains to tha higher education,
bile only 5 per cent reachae the high
echooL More than half of all the Amer
ican school children are called Into tha
fields of Industry before they have started
FIaIIT
Tea Cups. Saucers,
Sugar Howls ....8oSoup
Fauce Boats to match...
Dinner Plates,
Oatmeals, per
Fruit Saucers,
Every 'one of the above mentioned sets, consists
of 100 pieces, the most necessary and desirable. You
also buy as best pleases you, as all patterns can
from open buxk.
its rvriCO Was IS nOW $25.00. This
But that's not all.
, SALE OP LINEN WAISTS
A fine assortment of all linen Tailored
styles of the better sort; usually $5.00
and $6.00. Monday, for 2 05
Jap. SUk Waists Black end white; ex
quisite lace trimmed, allover tucked or
tailored garments, at $3.05
effects. There
In the line. Embroideries worth up to
$1.25 a yard, for
Mum.
SUMMER STYLE BOOK and any 15c Ladies'
Home Journal Pattern free 20
Into the sixth year ef the elementary
graded schools.
A constant warfare is being waged be
tween two competing Idea, tn kindergarten
work. The one school of thought holds
that children ought to be allowed to fol
low the bent of their own minds in the
course of their kindergarten experience.
If they do not wish to play as the teacher
directs, they are to be allowed to have
their own way. This school does not wish
to transform play Into work and Insist,
that no matter how attractive work may
be made under the guise of play. It finally
will become as irksome as undisguised
work.
The 'other school hold, that while the
child Is playing It should be taught some
thing of practical value. The children might
study the potato, for n stance. One little
I apil loads a big potato into his little
wagon and haul. It to the play kitchen.
There the little mistress of the kitchen
bargains with the huckster for hie crop
of potatoes, all the while the teacher
tells the class some charming story about
the potato. Its habits of growth and It
Importance In th hou.eholr' economy.
Then the little one. pare and suce the
potato, eavch little girt placing- a silo In
the skillet on the stove and looking after
It until thorough brown, then a potato
dinner Is eta led. In the course etf this
procedure the children learn sernexhtne; of
botany, something of household economy,
something- of business, something of cook
ie g. somathlueT of table manner and all
tha while tt I play. On another day the
dollkea are brougM to eatraol and their
clothes washed and Ironed, while the
taacher tell. aomethlnaT ntereatlng about
th action of oaj and water.
Those ano advocate the' abolition of this
utilitarian idea, of the klndarrarden de
arUand XMnnar Sata, 1 09
pieces, pink and yellow
rose pattwrn; stippled
coin ajold edges.
33.00
ISO MO
sets
aTarilaad Diaaar Sata, 101
pieces. In a superb com
liination fiower design.
Imported to sell
59.00
for $J4 00.
at
XOTXX. WAU CUT
An opportunity for hotels, restau
rants, boardlna house., etc. Car
uw, etc. c at -
10 oil
load first-class
hotel ware,
rut to
'VrXXTZ WAKE
fancy h
doxen
doa
doa., 39c C
Cloth
m-
die, pair no I f V
Tm' f ' "Ifgirf7r'i?"''7ii"''ii''''""''7"' " "'J5 I ' amM. '.' ' .1
Suit
Fine Embroidery Offers Tomorrow
Bennett's again show you the way to best bargains. You'll
want these beautiful goods for summer dresses. 45-inch
Skirtings and Dress Embroideries, with heavy sightly
edges; aJlover embroideries in blind and open patterns;
27-inch flouncing for children's wear, all exquisite Swiss
are many matched patterns
39c
Swiss Embroideries of all kinds edges and insertions to
match, some up to 18 Inches wide. Values to 25c to
morrow for 10f
House Needs
ISe Bcrub Brushee
at ISo
20c Wlra Carpet
Beaters 10e
Wlra Coat Hangers
1 for So
10c Scrub Brushes . &o
Whit. Mixing Bowls.
1. 1 and S-Qt., S5o
kind le
Clare that it Involves too great a task for
the child mind, and leave nothing to
develop the Imagination. They assert that
under such a strain every child will be
come a dull automaton with no creative
mental power. They would allow a child
to play with blacks, for Instance, and If
It began to build a church and when half
through decided to transform it struc
ture Into an animal, wall and good. In
ths way, thy aasert hat creatlveneas,
Invention, Imagination and all those things
which go towards the development of in
dividuality would be brought out in the
child mind.
Enarland and Germany have made soma
highly successful experiment, with open
air and forest school for children. In
eome of thea school the forest Itself 1
th school houao. In other It 1 a beau 1
ful lawn. The children come In the morn
ing and atay until evening with two hour.'
rest at midday. Each child 1. provided with
a damp-proof matt res. and In fair weather
silence Is enforced and each child must
sleep during these two hours. Children In
111 health, are selected for the. schools.
It Is expected, however, that the. open-air
school soon will be attended by the
healthy children also and that the summer
may yet be the school time and nature
the book from which the children study.
Gardening, horticulture and other things
calculated to fit the ohild to become a
useful cltlean ar taught In these schools.
Brooklyn ha. what acem. to be the very
late.t Idea In an open-air school. Through
the Influence of Mlse Mary Hanimaa,
daughter of the late E. H. Haniman. a
floating echool ha been eelabllahed for
sickly children. A ferry boat ha been
fttted up for thia purpose and a graduate
kindergarten teached placed in command.
d
Xavllaad Dinner Sata, 104
pieces, plsln whits Ran
som or Iwrby shape; a
$40 sets, on
sale Monday,
25.00
astlaad Diaaar Sets, 100
plecea, tlreen Keed Ivir
der with interseotlnn
rose effect
beautiful. $S
aeta
EZTxa. srzciax
Dinner and service plates, tea
cups and sauc-rs. bouillons, etc
Addt'riey. loaiport
;--;25oll
r rench and
land China
Monday Sale Furniture and Rugs
50 Handsome Parlor Suites all Samples 25 Less
Our big third floor furniture Htore offers one of its best bargains
now No two of these suites are alike. You have choice of all finishes
and silk and leather upholsteriDg. Fine, luxurious, 3-plece suites sell
ing as follows:
$80.00 Parlor Suites .. $00.00
$70.00 Parlor Suites .. S52. 50
$60.00 Parlor Suites. .S45.00
Iffc m Eirept'ona! bargain for Monday. See the
JrfllJJ ir 1 Harney street window. Fine room size ruga
"fc3 V never so cheaply priced One day only
$25.00 Velvet Rugs: 9xl2-ft 'siie; special SI 0.75
$30.00 Axminster Rugs; 9xl2-ft. size; special 819!75
$15.00 Wool and Fibre Rugs: 9xl2-ft. size; special ........ .gtO.75
$13.50 Kashmir Rugs; 9xl2-ft. size; special $8!75
$10.00 Reversible Rag Rug; 9xl2-ft. size; special 8675
ALL SMYRNA RUGS 30x60-lnches; entire stock OA
worth up to $3.75, at ilaO J
Trimmed Hats
Your millinery problems are
easiest and most satisfactorily
solved at Bennett's You get all
the style that expert milliners are
capable of creating, coupled with
fine materials, for the smallest
outlay. Bennett s hats are always
good styles. We have an immense
line at prices you can afford to pay
$5.00, $7.50, $10
Or If you can lndulc. your fancy to
aomethlna; better wa can enow you
magnlflrent creations upward to
1100. No matter what your expendi
ture, you'll get greater money's worth
and more real aatlsfactlon than you
ever know, if you come tomorrow.
Monday & Tuesday
Cornmeal, yellow or white, g-lb. !ack.
at : 18Ho
Jelly Vpaelal Hartley's Imported
genuine pure fruit sugar acid or
, ange marmalade Jelly, usual price
25c. at 2 jars 15 c. fO
or each IOC
lUaoamaat Bennett's Capitol 10c
pkgs., four for B5e
Bennett's Bargain Soap, 8 bars...3Ko
Mignonette Marrowfat Pena. 4 cans
for ; 25o
Galllard Olive Oil. 50c cans 95c
ML Carmel Pumpkin, Z cans.... 85c
And 10 8tamps.
Already Codfish, 10c pkgs., 3 for. 85c
And 10 Stamps.
Franco-American Soups. 20c cans. 15c
beet Sugar Syrup, bottle ISO
And 10 Stamps,
Solder's Pork and Beans, large ran.
at 80o
And SO Stamps.
Bnlder's Pork and beans, medium
can 15o
And 10 Stamps.
The hours are from t to S o'clock. Cleanli
ness Is one of the fundamental feature,
of the course of instruction. Each child
must show carefully washed hands and
clean finger-nails. H 1 given a tooth
brush and required to uae it. Following
this an hour I given to almple atudy and
then an hour to well directed play. Early
In the morning each child is given a glass
of milk and an egg. At noon they enjoy
a nourishing though simple meal. After
dinner the little girls do raffia work and
the boys model in clay.
Efficient klndergartner are hard to get.
Many of the .tatee now have teacher.'
training schools for kindergarten work.
While about hair of the states have
adopted laws for public kindergartens, the
majority of chldren who attend kinder
garten, go to private schools. The church
has found the kindergarten a great asset
la Its work and many of them support free
Institutions of this kind. It has been espe
cially effective In the promotion of mis
sionary work In foreign lands, and one
may find well conducted kindergartens In
China. India. Japan and Africa. In on
Japanese missionary kindergarten the aver
age attteudanc for six year haa bean about
eighty a day. During that time twenty
three native girls took the teachers' train
ing course and became full fledged klnder
gartner. The business world has recognised the
value of this kind of primary education
and ha. found tt helpful In promoting the
ends of Industry. A big cash register
manufacturing corporation maintains a
kindergarten for the children of It em
ploye and recently ha. adopted a regula
tion providing that after the year U15 no
new employ ahall be added who has not
Hafiland Cop$ and Sancen
A bargain unheard of before.
1.000 pairs Tva Cups and
Saucers, fancy spray
decoration. 50c value,
(12 to a customer) .
10c
$50.00 Parlor Suites, . 937.50
$40.00 Parlor Suites. .30.00
17ALL PAPER
Wonderful bargains for Monday
Half price average on very ee
lect new wall papers.
30c to 60c Grape Design Papers,
for dining room, 13H to 25
Parlor Stripes, in gilts and. two
tones; 25c to 60c goods now
" 10 to 35k
4oc Plain Oatmears; all colors
at 27
70c Figured Oatmeals; special
at 35
Bed room stripes and floral de
signs, with cut out borders up
from .....K-
Kitchen Blocks, np from ....,
Plate Rail, up from 12 Ha
Room Moulding, up from iai
Green Trading Stamps Every Time
Savings in Groceries
Sterling- Gloss Starch. -lb. box..60o
And 10 ' Stamps.
Snider". Pork and Beans, small can.
" 10e
And 6 Stamps.
Peanut Butter, 2 Jars. ......... .800
And 10 Stamps.
Coffa. Spaclal Bennett's Capitol
iisc lb. pkg.. Monday, only..80o
Bennett's Golden Coffee. our
usual 26c drraji. Monday. lb..l8o
TEA SAX. IS MOaTSAT
Our J8c grade for.............. ao
Our 4Sc grades for .'so.
Our SRc grades for 8Sc
Shredded Wheat Biscuit. pkg..,10e
BAiataT sat wi orrss sraciAx.
l:c unbleached aeedlea. Kalalna.
puund 5o
15c Kamo seeded raisins, lb. pkg., So
12Hc Commander seeded raisins, lb.
package 6
Spotlight Hatches Noiseless; laraa
boxes aio
had the benefit of kindergarten training.
A western fuel and iron corporation Is
said to support the largest Industrial
kindergarten system In the world. It em
ploys about 15.009 men,, speaking not leaa ,
than twenty-seven ' different language.
There are some fifteen kindergartens main
tained at the different mines of thi cor
poration. Directly and indirectly the kin
dergartens of this one corporation affect
more than sixty thousand people.
bt rm.TvT.mio j. sAsarars.
Tomorrow The resales Jrlay.
Horse is Thrown
Over the Fence
Runaway Hits Telephone Pole And
Impact Throw Animal
Eome Distance.
A runaway horae drawing a wagon be
longing to the Sundgreen bakery, 720 South
Twenty-eighth street, struck a telephone
pole at Nineteenth and Leavenworth
streets with such Impact that ha was
thrown from th pavement over a wide
sideaalk and a fence, lighting In an ex
cavation in a vacant lot.
The horse alighted In a heap, but was
not ssrlously Injured. Meanwhile, buna,
biscuits, loaves of bread, pie and oookiae
showered about on the street. The horse
had started running three block, back ef
the point where the collision occurred. He
attained a high speed by the time tna
wsgon caught on th ol with such spec
tacular reeulte for t- frightened ng
49.00 JJsa