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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1910)
TTTn BEE: OMATTA", TVEDXESDAT, .TUNE 15, 1910. m n an n ' Ymthsr down Is thl tut, not the epet lal lain for Omi ba'a business won't during the ' aoon konrs. Tbeaa ! extra special br (liui yir offered, from ft', a. m. to 8 p. m. oi Wednes day, a oTBlBt time foxbtislnesa promea. il ' Host Sat a r day Branded w.'ll hold tho greatest Sal Children's Dresses Tr know i In Omaha. Host Thursday, . onr treat aalo of Untrlmmod Hats Host Saturday otur froat aalo of Ken's r a rnliblnf Goods. ' WEDNESDAY We EtLe The Entire Sample Line poietiys Exquisite Yaists Bought from STEIN &LEVY, of New York. Universally Recognized as the Makers of the a '- ' '.Highest Grade Wash Waists in America. AT? EXACTLY ONE-HALF PRICE These elegant waists a.?e all 1910 sample s and excel in many lines of hand maae waists. It is a display and sale that is unlike any ever held m Omaha. The waists are so in dividual in style and so extgtrisitely made with hand embroidery, real Irish lace, fine thread torchon, real German Val, etc., on the daintiest of new fabrics. Your summer wardrobe will be incomplete without two or three of these charming waists. All the $35.00 Waists for $17.50 All the $30,00 Waists for $15.00 Ail the $25.00 Waists for $12.50 All the $20.00 Waists for $10.00 A1J the $15.00 Waists for $7.50 All the $10.00 Waists for $5.00 All the $5.00 Waists for $2.50 . All the $3.00 Waists for $1.50 Silk Suit in Our Stock w Including All the Shantungs, Tussahs, Rajahs and Cloth of Gold Suits .AT EXACTLY ONE-HALF PRICE WEDNESDAY All the Women's $65 Suits at. . . All the Women's $50.00 Suits at. $32.50 I All the Women's $59 Suits at..'.. $29.50 $25.00, All the Women's $39 Suits at ... . $19.50 ON WEDNESDAY, FROM 11 TO 2 P. M. Special Sales for Omaha's Business Women ;We have prepared a number of extra special bargains, which we will place on sale "Wednesday, for three hours only. These sales will specially appeal to Omaha business wo men and others for whom the hours between 11 a. m. and 2 p. m. are most convenient for shopping. $1 WOMEN'S ELBOW LENGTH GLOVES Pure Milanese lisle, black, white, gray, mode and tan. y also1 two-clasp chamois gloves worth up to , , 1 C ' 7Bc, at, pair. ,DC WOMEN'S SWISS RIBBED LISLE VESTS Hand crochet trimmed blue, pink and white all . sizes business women's special, each, 35c;. ' threo.for WOMEN'S Pure Linen HANDKERCHIEFS Fine, pure all linen Madeira and French hand embrold ered Initials worth '25c 11 a. m. till 2 p.,m. at, each. ELASTIC BELTS Belts, with Imported buckles, col I ors, -white, gray,, navy, red and i black, positively worth up to 91, 12ic from 11 to 2 o'clock, at BRILLIANT HAT PINS Imported French Brilliants, set iu German silver Hat Pins, worth $1.25 from 11 to 7 C 2:00 o'clock, at WOMEN'S IMPORTED LISLE HOSIERY Mercerized and dull finish extra spliced sole, heel and toer wide hem tops black and light colors worth'BOc a pair; at 35c a pair Tt three pairs for '.. yl WOMEN'S NEW SPRING NECKWEAR New Dutch and sailor collars, In crochet and Venise . effects, fancy lace jabots, new side effects, tailored stocks, etc. worth up to 75c at, each aJC A $2.50 W. B. Corset for $1.69. W. B. Corsets, iu fancy striped coutil a model for the average figure a $2.50 corset 11 till C? Q 2 o'clock, at, pair I0 Belt Pins and Buckles Sterling silver Belt Pins and fancy buckles, positively worth to $1.25 Jl a. in. to 2 p. m.. i fl at SIX SPECIALS IN OUR DRUG DEPT 25c Sanltol Face Cream 14 15c Chamois ' 25c Sanitol Tooth Powder. . ,12C" 91.00 Ideal Hair Brush MAIN FLOOR, NEW STORE. Qi 50c Java Rice Powder . v -my 10c Palm Olive Soap. 26 70 Business Women's Special in SWEETLAND Wednesday from 11 to 2. VANILLA CHOCOLATE CREAMS-REGULAR PRICE 19c.lb., at, per pound. 10c RAEWEl'S STORES 3 H H y B N y y pjaaft sJSSSmsssbbsbbsbsb fBBSflrWBSBBjsBBsa sbsb TTvvTfi TTT TT7 n f J h 8. & H. Green Trading Stamps with your purchases. Get yours when through shopping. r. m mm More Natural Linens for Coats, etc.. at 15c Strictly all linen, mind you, medium weight in natural shade only. For coats, dresses, auto dusters, etc It's 27 inches wide and 25c value; last week's supply went 4 (" out rapidly, at yard AuL 1 59c Tossah Silks at Great Savings A very light weight high lustre silk-mixed wash fabric, in ever so many pretty shades, including tho natural pongea effects; self-colored Foulard designs OQ a QQ 59c quality, at t .'. UOL'QuL A Nine "O'clock Sale Wednesday all LINGERIE DRESSES A clean-up of about 100 very pretty Summer models, charming lace and tucked trimmed one-piece garments. Also sightly appliqued styles in white, light blue, lavender, pink and tan. The values arc $10.00, $12.00 and $15.00. just a little tumbled from displaying. At 9 o'clock promptly (not before) we offer choice for. . . CAJ-LVt f.S-VWo $1.95 Is - b-' t. Il aiiii i. . .... BOSTON and Return, 534 From Omaha Corresponding Faras From All Other Places Good going June 29th to July 3d Return Limit July 13th. Extension of limit to return up to September 15th on payment of II. 00 In Huston. Through the Thousand Inlands and KapldB of tho St. Lawrence, $8.65 extra from Toronto; 13.50 extra from Kingston. Free aide trip Toronto to Niagara Falls and return. This fare la In effect via the Canadian Pacific Railway for member of the National Educational Association. Anyone enn join the Association in Boston; membership fee $2.00. Through sleepers, connecting with ateamers at Toronto and Kings ton, leave Dearborn Station. Chicago, via Wabash-Canadian Pacific Railways at 3:30 p. in. and 11:00 p. ni. dally. Tickets for sale by the Agenta of all Hailwaya. 00 The thrifty householdthe Intelligent family not the vicious nor the stupid haa money to spend with adveniwre. The U. reai by tlx .-laiiluBt and thririy. there fore a atut iowrful and bublueta gdiier. A. C. SHAW, General Agent, Chicago (21) i M i Ui I M s a a D y H U Arc You Interested in Pongee Hoats? Don't $19.50 and $25 Coats at $15 Look Good to You? That's what you may expect Wednesday. Our buyer, Just back from New York, finds our usual $16.00 Pongee Coat stock "all shot to pieces, and the demand very heavy. New ones are -on the way. In the meantime 36 of the higher-priced garments we have had are cut to $15.00; finest styles, with black Am m or Persian trimming, $19.50, $25.00 JJk S and one $29.50 coat, now " Regular Hid-Week Notion Day 200 yards Machine Thread, black Linen Finish Thread, black, two , or white, all numbers . . 2 for 5 large spools , 5 Hose Supporters, black or white, Il',nch Tal,e assorted widths, at. for women or children, pair 10 u in5h ' ' j, . Finishing liraidn, In colors, two Dress Shields, made of nainsook, pieces for 5t Pa,r 10? Skirt Ilralds,' ' mercerized, " black Darning Cotton, per spool.. .! only, 6-yard pieces 5 t Here's Shapeliness and Com fort in Inexpensive Corsets We shall have two excellent models on the tables tomorrow. In every way these corsets are superior to any others we have seen at the same price. There are medium and high busted styles with long skirted ef fects, confining the hips to produce a subtle slenderness and particularly well adapted to the: average figure. There's a shirring string at the bust line and four extra heavy supporters shown in batiste and coutil, prettily trimmed with laco. No corsets we know of at so low a price gives the amount of grace, comfort and real service as these. $150 Commencement Gift Books i A prfirnfllir f li A Rct Vr!af it xiaauituii tut, uMt i ativtj iu Omaha Stores at Bennett's We have prepared for this occasion with unusual , thoroughness this year. Books that are appropriate for boy or girl gradu ates. Ambng the best selling numbers are: The Girl Graduate, My Sorority, School Girl Days, My Alma Mater, My Fraternity, School Fellow Days, and other high school oooVs!1a?:.m:m..rr....98c to $5.00 Also padded leather Poets. . . .49 nd 98 '"'Van Dyke's Books $1.18 What IsvWorthw While Series 30 And Hundreds of others. BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY EXTKAS FOU TWO DAYS' SELLING. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. Lk t i 1 1 i -: Hill,' a l Cornmeal. white or yel low, lu-lb. Back 18c Navy Deans. lba 2oo Bennetfa Reliable Coffee. per lb uc And 30 stamp Teas, assortedj lb.... 58c And 75 Stumps. . Bennetfa Cuyltol Pure Pepper, 4-lt can.. 10c And b Stamps, prune Sale, Santa Clara. Cal.. Prune, 10c qual- ' lty. 2 lbs 16c Diamond C Soap. 8 bars for 26c Jap Rtce. 7o quality. 6 lba. for 25c Bennett's Capitol lixtract bottle lu And 20 Stamps. Ghirardelli Chocolate Powder. 1-lh. cn...3ac And 20 Stamps. And okE. Fllckh l-'ree. Snider'a Catsup, pint bot tle 22c And 10 Stamps. Capitol' Baking; Powder. 1- lb can 24o And 20 stamps Rex Lye, 8 cans 26c And 20 Stamps. Glllett's Mustard, large Jur lie And 10 Stamps. Macaroni. Star and Cres cent, 3 pkgs .26c And 10 Stamps. Monarch Asparagus, largo can 6o And 10 Stumps. Bennett's Capitol Wheat, 2- lb. pkg lUo And 10 Stamps. Dutch Koee Toilet Soap, 3 for 26u And 10 Stumps. Sterling Glops Starch. 6- 1b. box 60c And 50 Stamps. Spotlight Matches, 6 boxes for 2 Do And 10 Stamps. Dutch Hand Soap, three cakes for 2So And 10 Stamps. Queen Cider Vinegar, quart ooitie 18c Royal Celery Salt, bot tle luc Diamond Crystal Salt, 14- 10. aacK 00 Sterling Ulosa Starch 1- lb. package 7c Hartley's Pure . Orange Marmalade ........ UOo 8. W. C. Pure Table Syrup. 12 He can. . . . 10c Ivory Soap, C cakes.. 26c Shelled popcorn. 3 lbs, for 10o Nutlet Peanut Butter. 10c JaiH. at 2 for 16a Dalldlt Maraschino Cher ries, bottle 36o And 60 Stumps. n a tn ::' 8 n Encrraved Stationery w Wtddina Invitation Am ' YUMmt Cmrd U AO eonvct (oniM m cuttmuS aocial iMuaa nmrai in lk baat aiiiw and punctuU Mivf M wkwt pconiacd. Embossed Monogram Stationery end otW work culJ at pric lower tiiaa eaeelljr piovail aUewkate. A. I. ROOT, Incorporated 1110-1213 Hewara St, Pbmc D. 1M4 Q "Gas Service" Domestic Economy Gas is the cheapest kitchen fuel. It saves money, it saves labor and it saves time. Our demonstrator is proving this daily. Why not have her call upon you? A phone, call or postal to our office will bring her to you. v . She can show you the way to many little economies ' ia the use of your gas range that mean a great saving of gas and every one means a saving of trouble. Oma.Ka. Gas Company HAYDEKs TMC UUtlll STOftC HAYDEifs .TMKMLMBLB TOt VEDflESDAY SPECIALS Tho Hundloy Dry Goods Co. million Dollar Stock Many of the bestvlots from therlrig purchase remain yet to be shown. Wednesday, the Big Vaist Sale Tailored Waists, Net Waists, Lingerie Waists, Pongee Waists, Jap Silk and Taffeta Waists, From ihe Hundley VhoIs- I a a mf sale otock ju totuo in x uur iois, at Va t0 Vs Actual Worth. i I t Ik ' KH t-JTk n i l i I $1.50 WAISTS AT 59c Lnce and insertion trimmed lingerie waists "and Muldy bloiisos, . actual ' values up to $1.50 on sale CO nt, choice , O l C $5.00 WAISTS AT $1.95 Jap silk, net and . tailored linen waists,- also fine lin gerie , waists, splendid as sortment at, QC choice.... ....... yliUU $3.00 WAISTS AT 95c Tailored" waists, lingerie and embroidery, waists and fancy waists; black, white end all colors, all sizes; tho , ftP choicest values ever. .wOC Lingerie Waists, Linen Waists, Silk Waists, Net Waiat3 Choicest new styles, all colors and sizes; many t worth $7.50; your choice in Wednesday's sale. . tiMw SPECIALS FROM THE HUNDLEY STOCK 20c Tooth Brushes at ..10c 50o Hair Brushes, at ..... .....25c 15c Hair Nets.. .5c 25c Hair Rolls. 15c $2.00 Hand Bags, at 98c 3 spools Sewing Silk 5c 75c Hair Rolls. 25c 3 spools Machine Thread 5c 3 spools Linen Thread ... ...5c Eitra Specials Wednesday in Our Famous Domestic Room 12V2C Towels, linen huck'lOc 10c Towels, linen buck, iy2c 7Mc Cotton Towel ingrv-. .5c 7MjC Unbleached Muslin, 5c 10c Batiste, fast colors ... 5c 12Mc Batiste, fast color 7Y2c 25c Pongees 1 . . . 15c 18c French Shirting Percales at 10c 25c Printed Foulards. '.12 Vic 18o French Organdies Jack rose I2V2C $2.50 Bed Spreads $1.65 Six other specials for all day It's Hayden's For Groceries, Fresh Vegetables, Fruits, Butter, Cheese and Crackers You save from $5.00 to $10.00 month on your grocery bill. 18 lbs. best granulated Sugar $1 8 bars Diamond C or Beat 'Em Ail Soup 25c 48 lbs. sacks best Patent Diamond H Flour 1.85 10 lbs. best Rolled Breakfast Oat- hieal 15c 10 lbs. best White or Yellow Corn Meal 15c Rex Lye, per can Be Eagle. Lewis or Champion Lye, can 7Hc Celluloid Starch, pkg 7Mc Yeast Foam, pkg. 3c Grape-Nuts 10c E-C Corn Flakes, pkg 7$c Tall cans Alaska Salmon ... 10c 011 or Mustard Sardines, per can, at 4c The best Domestic Macaroni, pkg., at 5c ANOTHER falG CUT IN FRESH VEGETABLE PRICES 2 bunches fresh Asparagus 5c Fresh Spinach, per peck Be 4 bunches fresh Onions .... 5c 3 bunches fresh Turnips ..... 5c 3 bunches fresh Beets 5c 8 bunches fregh Radishes .... 5c Large Hothouse Cucumbers... 5c 2 heads fresh Cauliflower .... 5c Fresh Ripe Tomatoes, per lb 7 He Fresh Wai or Green Beans, per lb .7 He Fresh Green Peas, iiuart .... 5c 2 bunches fresh Parsley .... 5c 2 bunches fresh Carrots 5c New Potatoes, per peck..... 35c New Potatoes, per lb 2 He 2 large bunches Pieplant 5c New Cabbage, per lb.. 3H 6 heads Lettuce Be PUT UP VOIR PINEAPPLES NOW They are higher and still going up on account of shortage In small fruits, tomorrow, each 5c, 7 He, 8c and ,10c Per dozen... 55c, 85c, 95c, fl.io The Flint of the Apricots for Can ning Tuesday, per crate, 4 bas kets, containing about 24 quarts, per crate .$1.40 Monday's prices on butter, cheese, groceries, crackers, meats, etc. oorrT FORGET TRY UAYDHJ'S FIRST 5U Stoetzel Stove Co, 714 South Sixteenth Street We Sell on Small Monthly Payments or a Cut Price for Cash. v ylf&l'''ir 'if '' i' ! H'.r j ' : ; t. .. , Nf,'-'"! .. . '4 ' ' 1 ; -l V 'In .- . 1 1 ',:t fi'r.v.-.;.,.:.,-.;.:.j5 "mt jf Mil Mr. Pray, the gents furnisher, says of the Cold Storage Refrigerator: "The Cold Storage demonstrates that there is the same difference in refrig erators as in anything else. Any re frigerator is godil m cool weather, but in hot weather is when they show the difference. Our old one was good in cool weather, but In hot weather it did nothing but melt ice and let the pro visions spoil, wo nave naa ui voiu Storage three seasons and never had eour milk or any provisions spoil, and it takes nearly half the ice the other one did." Last week a lady called at our stor looking for a cast' lion gas Ktove. 6h said uhe had a sheet iron stove that dlil not buke pastry good and thought a cast stove would do better A few hours later Mm. Adklns, Hr., liUJ N. l'Jth. called with a tie smile Indicating that she was pleased about something. ' This is what she siild: 'I am duMKlueU with my D trolt Ideal. It Is u finer baker than my nti.fi ranee. It bakes cuoklea or any kind of pantry or anythlnK elHe simply beauti fully. My other kuh stove would not bake paHtry, It waH oxtravugant In ga nd only lusted six years. The Detroit Ideal takes tnurh lean 6us and I know it will last longer, becauao it weighs nearly threu times as much. It Is easy to bellevo that It Is In a cIush by ItHelf." BAILEY (EL MACH DENTISTS xraue aeniibiry i. icituu.ui. kJ. . - -, " - - -lik the tcoth. All instruuieuts carefully lerUlfcd afur eacl 'iVllHU FLOOR. ' PAXTON BLOCK Corner 10th and Farnam Streets. , . He Who Advertises in The Bee V Keeps His Automobile BA3)V 1 1