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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1910)
16 TIIE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1P10. Two if Special ale Ada. s.e rare and rt xo. B. Oar l Ada on Paces 4aua 10. Hosiery Sale "Women's and men's fine imported lisle and cotton hosiery; fancy silk embroidered boot patterns, silk clocks, allover lace and lace boots, wide hem tops black, white, tan and fancy light colors; also plain black mercerized silk flCTa lisle worth 50c a pair at, pair Women's Pure Thread Silk Hosiery Spliced soles, heels and toes; black, tan and fiQf.R'iP evening shades, pair, at VJK, OOK, Women's, Mioses' and Children's Fine Cotton and Lisle Thread Hosiery, mercerized silk fin- Fj lshed; also fine and heavy ribbed, pair IwL FREE One folding Booklet Slate given with Children's 26c Hose. Very best quality. Underwear Medium and Hear; Weight Children's Pants, Drawers and Shirts Heavy fleece lined; all sizes, worth 35c, special each, at 25 Women's , Long Sleeve Cornet Covers Fine ribbed, taped waist and neck, worth 35c special, each at 19 Women's' Fine Ribbed, Fleece Lined Union Huits Medium and heavy weights; all sizes worth to $1, special, at 69 Munslng Underwear for Women and Children Vests, pants and union suits at. . . .49 98 $1.50 nd up to $2.98 Women's Silk Chiffjn aad Silk Finished Moll Ao'.o Scarfs and Veils Hemstitched, ombre shaded, in all colors worth up to $1.50, each. . . .39 and 69 Women's Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs at Plain and cross barred, hand embroidered, Armenian lace also men's pure linen hemstitched; plain and cross barred, worth up to 25c, each, at 15c borders; ...15c Special Offer of Women's Kid Gloves Women's extra quality French Kid and Lambskin Gloves; 2-clasp, all the newest shades for street and evening wear; & ar Aft also black and white; fitted to the hand, pair J"ij6.UV Women's Chamoisette Gloves in all sizes 50c & $1 pr Two-clasp, pique sewed, chamois, tan, brown, navy and black; all sizes. v Sale of Cut Flowers VSTitt. K.h Roses in All Colors Regularly $1.00 a dozen Saturday at, a dozen 49c BRANDEIS STORES Saturday Specials 'Useful Things at LittU Prices" One Day Only, Saturday, Oct 8 Drapery Special Printed Cotton Draperies, 36 inches wide, for bedroom or over curtains; regular 20o a yard; Saturday price, yd., 9c First Floor. Art Department French gold Miniature Picture Frames, ovals and square shapes; Saturday, your choice, each 19c First Floor. Mattress Special Fine cotton felt tufted Mattress, with art ticking covering; full size, one-piece; Saturday only, each $5.75 Third Floor. Stirt Waist Boxes Your choice of two styles matting covered Shirtwaist Boxes - regular price $3.00; Saturday only, each $1.95 First Floor. Basement Special Good strong, 17-inch, Japanned, corrugated Iron Coal Hod; Saturday only, each ,20c Basement. Orchard & Wilhelm QF Cs; Csto C3 Zsv& Coke, Omaha CLOTHING COMPANi asw n .4a. a fx it uiyg ana u'oais We Build for the Future Onr Snlta and OTercoats will ymAM LOHOIK, BETAIl THEIB SKIPS iD X.OOK TAm IETTEB than any similar priced garments In town. IfOWXEKS will yon find snob a Tut aiaortrnent of tlie aeasoa's best stylo and exceptional quality of fabrics at theae price aa bar. Coma in and look tham ovar. Wa daam It a plaaanra to show yon. Men's and Young: Hen's Hex Fall Trousers Tha larraat and beat aaaorted stock of trouaere in the eity, at from S3 I 1 j I A Top at I to 35 par cent less than elsewhere c; 1 KM r u fl fifl wonaerxtu Yalues, at ......,'' w w. w w FURNISHINQ SPECIALS Flannel Shirts, plain colors, blue, red and pink. $1.25 values, at 05c NEW FALL HATS John B. aHeteon's, p from each 83.50 Toon Bros. Eata. . . .$3.00 Tha "Famous" Emerson Bats, at S3.00 Tha "Guarantee Special" a 93.60 quality hat, $1.0 peoial Sat. Talnea at SSo aad tl.SO Boys' Sweater Coats 48c, 98c, 1.50 it Fancy Seamless Hose, 23c grade, at 12 He rfknaAi' DREXEL'S Fcr the Boys and Girls That boy or girl of yours will need a pair of new shoes. Why not get them the beat rhcea that you can buy and at the game time give them a little extra pleasure? We have a new and complete line of $2.00 Shoes for the boys and girls that we think enough of to put the Drexel reputation and guarantee back of every pair. With each pair we give one of these Maglo Tops that will please the little fellows. Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam St. g i Trae Roastim means cooking with fire Broil Roasting is the nearest approach to real roasting possible with stove heat. PROPERLY COOK A STEAK In the broiling oven and It comes out puffy and full of Juice. Cook a roast In the baking oven and how different the result! And yet, a roast Is only thick steak, so the difference must lie in the cooking. And that's Just where it does He. Who not roast meat in the broiling oven? Because First Roasts, being much thicker than steaks, are more than likely to catch fire from the naked flame above them. Second Even if a blaze Is averted, roasts mast be turned again and again to prevent burning and insure even cooking. This means practically constant attention, which is Impossible In conjunction with other household duties. Third Where the broiling oven Is at floor level, as in low oven stoves, the discomfort and exhaustion attending broiler roasting makes It practically prohibitive. The baking over heats, when broiling, whether needed or riot, and a double concentration of heat adds Its enervating element to defeat the broiler roasting endeavor. The "Triple'Trick" roaster combination ap plies for the first time the broiling principle to the heaviest meats. One Ton Burner v Does the Work a Flrst-A MOVABLE SHEET STEEL PLATE of low gauge forms the bottom of the roaster, lets the heat promptly through, but shuts out the flame, so no blaze is possible. Second AN ADJUSTABLE GRATE creates an air space, which minimizes the danger of burning, so roasts require to be turned but once, Third the "Triple-Trick" Is operated ON TOP OF ANY STOVE, hence there is no stooping, no lifting, no reaching. Fourth As the oven Is not heated in the process thejtitchen remains livable and meat roasting is so easily, so Inexpensively done, that housewives can have roasta the most economical cuts to buy aa often as they desire. The "Triple-Trick" broiler roasts meat EVERY DAY at the Omaha Gas Office. It's interesting thousands. 'Twill interest YOU. The "Triple-Trick" Roaster is The Bee's newest premium How to get one Subscribe for the Evening and Sunday Bee, and pay 15c a week for six months. This pays for both the paper and the roaster. Food Center. Specials for Saturday Quart Jars VI nee Meat 40 . siuari jara 1-arga wueen Olives.. aoo U Wuart Jara ManxaulUa Olives. .. ,3& K H-lb. cans Kornlet, for corn frittera, n now at , ..16a l I'lnt bodies Cataup 80e fj Vi-lb. tins Imported Sardines, in olive oil. at 10 V New liuck wheat Klour, aavk tM fM Hickory Nuts, per lb 7e P X cans Corn , gao I cana lomaloea ao 4-ib. sack Lotus Flour S1.&4 S ecks (Salt fur .lee 00 bu.h-.la "Hand Hill" Potatoea by the sack. pr bu SI. IS Grape Nun, per pka loe t K. O. pk9. Corn r'lakes SSe 4 I'neoda ftlacuit Its Bvma, co a9 cum m mTHiiT. Lntua Butter, in urwni, lb SS Our beat Country Butler, la eaaltary jara, per 10., at 344 Smelly Kreh Egca, dos sae Imported h laa Cueeae, lb 3t r lr V I cakes Blue Label Cheese SBo large Full Cream tdam Cheeae each, at 11.00 Dill i'lcklea, dos ! Bauer Kraut, per quart .....lOe Vllced Dili Pickles, quart 10a Via Money" Midet Sweet Pickles per quart, at soa Tamast tmvjx us TaaiTajii.a BBFAJaTMJEaTT. Lemons, par doi.. OOo 4 baakat Crate Prunes S1.1S 1 Htalks Celery so Tomatoes, per basket aa 1 rreah Artichokea, Mint. eah Mushrooms, Itomalna, Cranberrlea, Imported Endlv Jersey Bweet Potatoes Water Cress, corraa zraxTMaarT. Peanut Butter, made dally, ear tar. at leo, ate aa ao 1 Bulk, per lb toe lr. Lyon's Famous Coffee. Makers each, at SS H-lb can Uherardolll s Chncolata. Bo Lotus liptcea. can. . . . lOe, Ifto sjs4 S6 J cukas Neufchatvl Cheeae 10 lilaa Urade Santos Co flea, lb Do rt (JeitW fiwj-. (Xt CWil i5?5 C-u Removed! All dust and chaff Is remored from cur steel co coiiee. mo ni Settle l" This Is not a Ljt'Jf"? ?tncT,:,.WJ;S ASr. alWh.Id fa-hlon r'ie,A;31C OW1.T FsVODUCSm. MochaMture, IBe, I lbs. for.... fl-OO Excelsior Blend W. L. Maslerman & Co., -ri oorrxa anw." . Sraach at PabUo Karkat. lSva aad star Bay Btreeta. THE SUNDAY BEE Is snxioTislx awaited by those who r specially Interested in lands, tha sort that buy and sell and encourage others to do likewise. The Wonderful Increase In our Bualneaa the past few weeks demonstrates clearly that our method of doing buatnesa ia correct. First, we do not deliver, have no chttrgc ac counts no bad bills: then we buy only the very best meata and can and do seJl hlch grade meats for the same money you pay othera for the Inferior klnda. One trial will satisfy yeu that you ought to trade with us. rmisTO crucxzxrs ltvio Elrloln Bteak, lie and.... IBe Pork I'tione ,....180 Pork Bt.sk , ISo Hound Bteak, 16c and lSLso t'huch 6teak. 12c and 16o Klb Itoaat, 16c and 18Wo Pot Knaat, lo, So and So Klb Boll So Home Made Pork Sauaage 18Vto Bath's ripeolal Home Rendered Lard at, per lb ISo Jos. Bath's Cash Market 1131 rams treat. I 3BQ2323s9 Tate a Bottle Horns With Yea li These prices cannot be duplicated anywhere In the state. Guckeuhiemer, Overholt, Bond & Lllllard, Green River, Cedar Brook and dozens of other bot tled In bond Whiskies, per Quart bottle, at $1.00 Old Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey, 8 years old, Qt., $1 gal., $3 Tennessee White Corn, moonshine. qt. bottle, 75 $2.50 Maryland Rye, per qt. oottie, gallon, at $2.50 Home Made Grape wine, rea or white, per gallon $1.00 Mall and telephone orders promptly filled. CACKLEY BROj. Wine Merehaata 121 IT. 16th Street. Opp. rostoffloe Both PUonea Q2sa8 Knob Toes and Stafc Lasts Have you been looking for the latest thing in ladles' footwear? Take a look at Sorosis'a win dows the newest of the new novelties in women's shoes are here for your Inspection. Velooze or buckskin. Enameled kid or dull leathers with either cloth or velvet tops. The new fall shoes with us have special high arches, fit ting feet that have heretofore been unable to wear button boots. Our Monogram window shoes all $3.00 styles. The Sorosls window display shows the $3.50 and $4.00 nov elties, with an assortment of $5.00 custom made patterns. THE FIT TELLS. SOROSIS SHOE STORE . Frank Wilcox. 203 S. 15th St. Rollablo I Dontlotry iP Tail's Deoia! Rooms A. ' JI . A. H JjS H A H H viSStW A Y I lhrlhXK -Y S ) f 1 s x mm, - x R 7 ': I R o ; 1 o laasaaasasaaij I araT ' f saaiiiiiialajBtaasaM Young Shoes The young man of today knows what he wants In a shoe. His shoes must be of the very lat est model, with all the new style kinks worked out. For these swell young dressers we select lines of shoes from the productions of makers that spe cialize in making smart shoes for young men. All the choice leathers oa straight and spring lasts, pointed or medium toes, single or double soles, button, lace or blucber cut. 8 SMART, CRISP STVLES $3.50, $4.00 to $5.00 FRY SHOE CO. THE S II O K II S loth and Deuglas St. TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Oa Dollar Pea Year. 1,000 New Fall $11 A 50 That should make 1,000 firm friends for the "Wcader Clothes." We want to bring men to this store who are not familiar with the merits of Hayden's "Wonder Clothes" who have no knowledge of the exceptionally high char acter of these suits and overcoats, nor any idea of the, money they can save here in clothes buying. For that reason we have made up 1,000 exception ally fine suits; mighty good values at $18.00, which we price at $14.50. "Friend Getters," We Call Them Pure wool and worsteds always. We depend upon your future good will the impression these clothes make upon you. You can feel assured that nothing has been neglect ed in workmanship or fabric. Come in and see them. We know the styles will delight you and the service they'll give make you firm friends for Hayden clothes. Our Clothing Square in Domestic Room offers for Saturday selection from a big lot of Boys' and Youths' Long Pants Suits at Less Than 50c on the Dollar. Men's $3.00 and $3.50 Pants; on sale at $1.45 and $1.85 Children's Suits $3.00 to $5.00 values; on sale at $1.95 Youths' Suits, regular values up to $10.00 at $3.75 and $5.00 Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes. forget Try Hayden's First Samson Commands You you to buy all your meats at Hayden's. The best meat sold In the west and prices always below would-be competitors. Spring Chickens . 15c Pork Roast ; . . He Ilind Quarter Lamb I Fore Quarter Lamb 8c No. 1 Mutton Legs .7VnC Mutton Roast Gc Mutton Chops ..10c Mutton Stew, six pounds 25c Rump Roast 5c Boneless Rib Roast 10c Pot Roast 8c and 7c Sirloin Steak ; 12VfeO Veal Steak 15c Veal Chops-.;'.. . 100 Veal Roast .8c and 7c Veal Stew, five pounds . . . .25c No. 1 Ham 15c Picnio Uams 12V2C Try HAYDEN'S First ".'i i Why Not the RIGHT COAL This Tlm? Gravity Ocrend from Elevated kilns Phenee Deug. 430; Ins). A-4311 NCDRAGKA FUEL CO. 312 Osuth 16th Ot., bst. Farnam and Harney The Bee Prints the News