THE P.HE: OMAtlA. TTTESPAY. MAY 10, 1010.
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Butter. ck Summer Patterns i
Otfr patrons will be interested in knowing that the Hut
terick patterns for summer garments, the summer fashion fork
Mmim Stores
MAY SALE OF WAISTS
and .lane Delineator are now on sale. . '
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J ne most iHrnirKahie uargmns in
women's tailored ami lingerie waists.
. This is our ;umu;il event mid for
Irionths we have been nsHemhling tliese
groups of Ijiph gnule 1010 models to
sell it special bar g; tins.
, .WoiricnV fine Waists, worth
up to $2, at
Women' beautiful Waists,
worth up to 43.00, at
.Women's elegant Waists,
wortli up to $4, at
35c Wide Enbroldcrles at 15c Yd.
J8-ineh fine Swiss and eambric em
broidered flouneings, corset covers
and insertions, many worth C
.'55c yard, at, yard .
Embroideries at 5c I
Embroidery Edgings, Inser
tions and headings, narrow
and medium widths, worth
Up to 12 ';(
at, yard . .
yard,
5c
Fancy Wash Laxes
Linen torchons, cotton tor
elions, imitatjon crochet and
eluny effects, worth up to
10c yard, at, XI
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Great Sale of Jardinieres
500 fancy pottery jardinieres at Jess than half price. We will
put them out in three big lots Tuesday, in China depart
ment, West Arcade.
Lot 1 Jardinieres, worth
up to 75c, at
Lot 2 Jardinieres, worth
up to $1.00, at
Lot 3 Jardinieres, worth
up to $2.00, at
25c
45c
69c
TUESDAY SPECIAL IN OUR BASEMENT
18c Dress Zephyrs Linen Finished Suitings
on Sale Tuesday at 5c Yard
The greatest Tuesday bargain ever offered. Here are 100
pieces 31 inches wide, plain colored and fancy dress zeph
yrs. 185 full bolts of German linen suiting, also striped,
cheeked and plain colored linen finished suiting and mer
cerized plain colored Valencia cloth on sale jut as they
.have been represented in our show window.
Over 500 full bolts of desirable ginghams and
suitings, worth up to 18c, sold from the bolt,
at, yard
BRANDEIS STORES
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Special Demonstration and Sale of the
, Famous Nemo Corsets
Mrs. V. D. Meyer, a qorsetiere of great experience and
skill, will give our customers the benefit of her expert ad
vice. Make a special effort to visit our corset department
some day this week.
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DAHLMAN BACK WITH IDEAS
Tells of Things He Learned at Con
vention on City Beautification.
MUST HAVE WIDER STREETS
Bare He Jlow Intends to fio to Stir
Bnnih of Cow-,
York City with
boya to Welcome
. velt Hoiur,
Rogue.
Mayor Dftrflman, who'-' Monday returned
from t)i fast,' la shortly' to send to the
counclf a Report embodying suggestions for
measures for the Improvement of Omaha's
streets. 'The regulation! which the mayor
lias tn mind nd generally toward wider
streeta and, a. limit on the height of sky
scrapers n- the business district.
"At, the convention held at Rochester, N.
T., of city officials interested In the move
ment for municipal beautification there was
vldent a strong opposition to the erection
of buildings of more than ten or twelve
atorlea In height," said Mayor Dahlman.
"I think that the idea Is good and shall
embody (I, Jn my report to the council. It
aeema, too, that streets should not be less
than 100 feet wide. This does not mean a
wide and expensive driveway. That may
be limited to not more than thirty foot,
but there should be room for parkings
either down the center or along the sides
of the streets.
"Now la the time for Omaha to take up
these matters before the city Is really suf
fering from congestion. Take, for in
stance, that corner out at Twenty-fourth
nd Leavenworth streots. The development
of traffic la going to make necessary a
-wider trafflo way. With Twenty-fourth
atreet open as the main traffic way, north
nd south, running from South Omaha to
Florence, It must be given a large ultl
Diate capacity.
"Another thing of importance Is the
acquisition of land In the additions to the
city for fire stations and other public
buildings. It is my Idea that the proper
thing is to acquire Options on sltea at
times when these additions are laid out, so
that the city can get them at reasonable
prices when they become necessary.
While in New York Mr. Dahlman called
on Mayor Qaynor for a short chat.
"I am going down to New York with a
band of real westerners. It I can get away,
when they welcome Colonel Roosevelt,"
said Mayor Dahlman. "I see that some chap
from out west here who don't approve of
the cowboy stunt rises up m a dignified
way to say that It Is time that the west was
getting over that sort of thing. Well, as
for that gentleman 1 can say that the idea
certainly appeals to the New Yorkers, all
right, and I am sure that it will please
Colonel Roosevelt. In fact, VI have the
word of those In charge of the parade to
be held when Colonel Roosevelt lands that
if we go down there we will be given our
choice of a position."
NOTABLE WEEK
Crowds, Crowds, Crowds, the greatest out
pouring of buyers that ever attended a sale in
this city fairly filled the big Bennett Store to
overflowing today. They came, they saw and
they purchased.
At this writing a surging mass of humanity
has taken the store by storm. The entire sell
ing force in all the departments has been taxed
to the limit. That sales will break all records
is assured and we thank you. Thank you for
thisgcneious response and for. your unfailing
confidence in the Bennett announcements.
The Big Manufacturers
and Jobbers Unloading
Sale is a Masterstroke
in
Thinking people can readily understand
how reversed climatic conditions, such as we
haveiad this year, plays, havoc with manufac
turing, jobbing and even retailing trade.
The present unsettled situation in the East
ern markets convincingly proves the case.
Where activity, hustle and bustle were expected,
stagnation has set it, and now the" wholesaler
has administered a tonic to stimulate his busi
ness. Several weeks ago- we anticipated the out
come and laid our plans. Houses , we knew
I were crying for orders, were approached with
alluring orders, -if price was low enough.
The success of our efforts is everywhere
conspicuous about the store today.
The people are enthusiastic over our offer-
g ings and buying goods with greater relish than
I we have seen in years. The entire week will
be given to this sale. You'll dq-well to buy
your entire summer's needs. It's refreshing to
find such genuinely pleasing law prices on the
wanted goods. This sale continues all week.
Again we thank you.
THE BENNETT COMPANY.
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May to most people moans tho
leaving off of h'avy winter
bIiooh ami the donning of light
weight footwear oxfords.
Although styles In general
may be the same lit all Mores,
jet here you will find an as
sortment complete In every re
spect. oi:k oxfords and ankuo
strap pumps for women
PRICK
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Are ntt.-urting attention on, ac
count of their hlgti value; these
hoes have all the style and ap
pearance of higher priced shoes.
We hiive then In patent colt,
gnu metal colt, vici kid, tinned
or welt soles. Your money back
If they are not satisfactory.
Drexcl Shoe Co.
1419 Faniam St.
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Help for the
House f
Cleaner
This la house cleaning time
why not make easy work of It by
sending to us your valuable rugs,
draperies, curtains, portiers, pil
low and stand covers and all other
furnishings that won't stand wash
ing, and have them dry cleaned?
Dry cleaning destroys all moths
and disease germs and makes them
look as bright and fresh as when
new.
If your portieres or draperies
are faded they can be re-dyed in
the same or some other color and
make them as good as ever.
Our prices are very reasonable,
and our work the best that skilled
help and modern equipment can
produce. ,
Prompt delivery service to all
parts of the elty.
THE PANTORIUM
'GOOD CLKANEItS AND DYEKS"
1513 Jones St.
Phones: Doug. 003. Ind. A-3168.
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THE RELIABLE STORE
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NEMO
ONSETS
Model this vcck.
Special Showing
NEMO
COHSEiX
All this week.
Tuesday Is Bargain Day
Iu Busy Cloak and Suit Department
Silk, pongee aud elotli tffik w K() ("oats, wortli to sfdo.nu,
Dresses regular values )rr I Kain. Auto and Tourist
up to $JD, odd lots, while styles, excellent line of
they last, at, choice ( t v) colors for your selection.
French voile serge and Panama Dress Skirts, all most wanted
colors, very newest spring style garments, well worth $7.."o.
choice, Tuesdav
Three Rousing Rug Specials
522.00-
Brussels Rugs
9x12 size, 10 wire
quality, in Oriental
and floral patterns;
price
$15.88
.$15.00
Brussels Rugs
9x1 2 size, S wire
quality, very heavy
and durable rug;
price
59.93
$5.00-
Axminsler Rugs
3(!xG3 size, tn fine
assortment of pat
terns r.nd great rnap
Tuesday at-
$2.25-
Home KisKed Curl it in Stretchers I 55c Ingrain
Made of bass wood, will not warp; I extra heavy
special at ; 08c1" I patterns, at
riNCJI KAIIPET SWEEl" Dustless, makes rugs,
look like new; price
Orpeto Half wool,
quality, gaod line of
30
carpets and mattings
10
75c Plain and Fancy Silks
FOfLAKDS, I'ON(;EES, MESSAIJNES AND FANCY SILKS In almost
endless variety of new weaves and colorings big new mill 0g
purchase just received thousands of yards here for your so- "jHf
lection actual values to 75c yard; Tuesday, yard WW
Extra Specials for Tuesday in Our
Famous Domestic Room
From 9 to 9:30 A. M. Belvedere
Sheets, 72x90, heavy round linen
thread, regular price 75c (6-sheet
limit, at, each 56
From 10 to 10:80 A. M, Pillow
Slips, 42x36, regular price 12V4c
(6 slips to customer), each. .8W
From S to 2.30 P. M. 15c Measa
line Silk, highly .mercerized fou
lards (lQ-yard limit), yard..lO
From 3 to 8:80 P.", M. 4,787
Towels, heavy large union towels
(6 towel limit) at, each 3
FOIt ALU IAV.
81x90 Sheets, worth $1.00...78
72x90 Sheets, worth 75c. . . . .J3
12 Towels . .9V
15c Towels . , 1". lOt?
10c Chambray Gins;.,. for rompers,
at'.. 5
25c Foulards 12?i?
25c Mescalines, cotton mercerized,
at 12H'
25c Arnold's Woven Voiles,
15c White Goods 7Hfr
19c White Goods. ..........
6 other specials called off the floor.
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THE WATCHMEN
Tint's us. We are showing a handsome gold filled
watch fur $15.00, $18.00. $21.60. Also a Howard watch
$37.60. Spend .a. few minutes In our store. Look for
the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
1516 Doufflaa Street.
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bouquet delights the
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Balloons Will
Fleck the Sky
, at Fort Omaha
Aerial Experiments planned for Week
if Weather Conditions Will
Permit.
The present will be n busy week at Fort
Omaha in the matter of ballooning, should
the weather prove at all favorable.
Weather balloons will be sent up at regular
dally intervals in any . event. One was
sent up Saturday evening; and another
Sunday evening-.
The new German cigar shaped balloon
was inflated Sunday afternoon and given a
trial trip to sea how It would work. The
balloon bag is of the same model a the
German war balloons, with wings of can
vass running parallel with the bag for the
purpose of assisting the balloon In main
talning its equilibrira . and for better
facilities In guiding it. The balloon has
capacity . of 3,0TO cubic feet. It will be
used aa a captive balloon. . wholly for
sc hool purposes.
Later in the season the new ' spherical,
free balloon, the duplicate of the one In
which Captain C, DeF. Chandler and Lieu
tenant J. E. Ware made so aucaesaful ji
ascent last year, but which was destroyed
by explosion the moment it reached the
earth in Its descent, will be sent up, with
Captain Chandler as aeronaut In charge.
Captain Charles IF. Chandler arrived
at Fort Omaha Monday morning and will
have charge of the practical . aeronautics
during the presence of the officer student
class of twenty, which will arrive at Fort
Omaha Tuesday from Fort Leavenworth.
CITY AND RAILROAD CLASH
Failure of Great Western to
Viaduct Arouses Ire.
Build
TIME TO BUILD HAS ELAPSED
Assistant Cltr Attorney Dinn fears
Ballroad la Sot Marin Fair
and that Something; Must
U Done.
The,
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HYMENEAL
Klader-Saalth.
' Pearl Smith and Harry Kidder were mar
ried by rtev. Cbarlea W. . Savidge at his
residence Sunday afternoon at !.
The city of Omaha and the Chicago Great
Western are about to clash over the mat
ter of a viaduct at Nineteenth and Marcy
streets, or rather a viaduct which '. not
there. -
A report on the status of the situation
wl leh Involves the failure of the railway
company to live up to an agreement for
the erection! of a steel overhead crossing
at Nineteenth and Marcy streeta and a re
taining wall' along the tracks near Six
teenth street. In exchange for franchise
rights, is shortly to be submitted to the
council by City Engineer Cralg.
At the time of the agreement made with
the city the Chicago Great Western was
given five years In which to make these
Improvements and now al. years have
elapsed. The railway company Is a year
overdue, with no indications of a move to
comply with the agreement, according to
olty officials.
"When Mr. Burt waa receiver for the
Great Western and expecting to be made
general manager, he came to Omaha and
looked over the ground, at last agreeing
that the viaduct should be built tn com
pliance with the agreement made," said
Assistant City Attorney Dunn.
"However, the Morgan Interests took
over the road and they made 6. M. Felton
president. Mr. Felton has turned up his
nose and says Omaha gets nothing; no
viaduct or anything else. That is practic
ally lila attitude.
"The fact, are that the Chicago Great
Western has declared that Omaha Jump
in the lake. If Omaha does not declare
war on the Great Western through the
city engineer's office, the council and the
city attorney's office It will continue to
have Iti own way about matters."
Omaha Lawyers
Change Tactics
Court's Threat to Discharge Jury
Brings Attorneys to Time
with Cases.
-Attorneys present Monday at the gen
erad call In district court were as clam
orous to et to trial as they were vocifer
ous last week that they Blmply could not
proceed to hearing. The result was that
for the first time since the May term
began law cases were ready for Judges
Kennedy,, Sears and Itedlck.
The suit assigned Judge Redick is the
most interesting at the three. It Is the
claim for damages of Ralph O. Urban
against the C. F. Adams company, an ln
atallment house. Urban asks J10,0u0 for al
leged false arrest, he having been charged
with embeaxlemeot in May, 1909, by the
Adams company. He procured his release
on a writ of habeas, corpus granted by
Judge Sutton. Urban at the time was an
employ of the Denver branch, but had
previously worked for the company In
Omaha. He mas arrested here.
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Hotel Rome
European
IN THE HEART QF THINGS
Cor. lGth and Jackson Sts.
Two blocks from leading
department stores and all
theaters.
ROME MJLLEK.
Roliablo
Dentistry
AT
Taft's Dental Rooms
MRS. FRANK CREIGHT0N BURIED
Services Held at St. John's Catholic
lb arch Barlal at Holy
Bepalcher.
With solemn requiem mass tne funeral
of Mrs. Frank Crelghton, who died last
week, was held from St. John's Catholic
church at. 10 o'clock Monday morning.
Burial was at Huly Sepulcher cemetery.
The Rev. Fr. Fitzpatrirk officiated In the
services. The Rev. Fr. Klnsella of Creigh
ton university acted as deacon. The follow
ing clergymen were subdeaoons: Father
Jeane4te, chaplain of St. Joseph's hospital;
Father McGeveney, president of Crelghton
university, and Father McKeogh of tit.
John's church. A male choir of five voices
sang during the services.
The pallbearers were John McShane, O.
M. Paugherty, Frank J. Burkley, Joseph
Hayden, Thomas Flynn, Frank Fur-ay,
Thomas C. Byrne and James P. English.
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A Wonderful
emedy for al
Diseases caused
by
URIC ACID IN
THE BLOOD
These pills cleanse
the whole system and
bring about a new
sense of health snd strength.
The manufacturers, Belden
& Copp Co., Minneapolis,
will send you a sample ab
solutely free. The regular
price is SI a box. For sale by
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.
Save 25 fo 50 on Your Table Expenses
Sunday's special sale tirocery, Fish Frult'anrl Vegetable piiceH for
Monday will be continued Tuesday. j
TRY HAYDEH'S first ?Ayo
STOETZEL STOVE CO.,
714 S.uth 16th Street
Sell m Small Monthly Payments or at a Cut Price, for Cash
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J. A. Hler, frame dwelling, 4"0; .Thirty
fourth and Jaynea; Morris Kna'enblatt,
frame coal warehouse, li.OOU, Thirteeiuh
nd 1'aul.
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HORLICK'S
MALTED MILK
OtficUau Jmi fattens
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RICH MIX, MALT BRAIN tTntACT.lN MWBER
lot in any Oiik Trust
rImist on "HORLICK'S"
Taka a pckf hmmm
Tlie Cold Storage was awarded first
premium at the St. Louis Expedition on
four pojnts. Packing; of the wulls, cold
dry sanitary air system, quality of the
white enamel, and glass trap. All walls
and doors are lined on both sides with
heavy asbe,)8 paper ami filled In between
with mineral Wool. That Is why it is
such a good Ice and provision keeper in
extreme hot weather, .lust the time other
refrigerators fall down. The air l so
cold aid dry that foods may be mixed in
discriminately and not one will Minell or
taste from anc K'! Matches and sale
mav be mixed indefinitely and t lie
matches will light Instantly. The white
enamel will uot uniell or scale orr. 'i e
glass trap Is the, greatest improvement
found In any refrigerator.
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Fxtruvagance in a gas tove lies Jn t
burners. ; The Detroit Ideal lias patent
burners. The patent lies in their making
a hotter fire with the same gas. IJeopln
who are using the letroit Ideal and lia n
used other gas stoves notice tho dlfl'-rv
ence the first time they pay their
bills. You buy a gas stove one day bnl
you buy gas every day. You save a feu
dollars buying a cheap stove but pay out.
many burning more gas. It is made of
Hygienic steel that won't . cut out In
twenty years. The sheet Iron Move
made up to this time eat out in five to
eight years. It In an extraordinarily fm'
baker and smooth worker.
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Omaha's Purd
Specials Tuesday and Wednesday l
Klne Colorado I'otatoca, per bu. ..65o : 6 rake Hunny Monday Bop...i ISO l
At iNtw I'oinioe
v' lyotus Hint
per lb
jr. i-arton.
48 lb. sack Lotus Klour
3 anH Dundfo Milk ..
Grape-Nuts, per pkg. ,
Bochman's I'retzels tin
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per lb.
1 lb.
6o
320
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lOo
carton I
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Haking Powder. . . ,
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3 cans Corn
h ,'tmM 'I'mnatoeH
CarrotH, 'I'urnlps and Heels, bunch Bo
.1 dImIii I.nltucH lOo
Hpi'iach. per peck
took for our ad Thursday.
16o
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850 fl
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