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Shoes
It will h well worth the Jour
ney for any man to come and see
our Sprlns; Shops.
We've I he bent of shoes the
sort of shorn that have made our
shoe business no successful.
Moderate priced shoes at
$3.00, $3.50 or $4.00
Ehoe luxury at
$5.00 or $6.00
We are showing
The Best Shoes Made
We buv our men's shoes from
makers who have a reputation for
making; the bent of men's shoes.
The man wlio ha bought shoes
here will be sure to coine again.
The man who has never bought
shoes here can learn something
about shoes, If he will step In
"Just for a look.
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ARE YOU READY FOR EASTER?
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SATURDAY 2,000 PAIRS
Women's Sample Hosiery
AT HALF PRICE
Drandeis Bought a New York Importers Sample
Lines and Odd Lots o! French and German Hoiiery
W1U prove great UKFBISB to the man who has nerer bought his
clothes here. Our clothes are fashioned for the orltloal dresser and made
by master tailors. The season's correct models In all the new fabrics and
oolora are here for your choosing. We feature good clothes only, at popular
prloe
to
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C.-
TS
Actually
Worth
50c
a Pair
Silk, lisle and cotton hose, silly
embroidered boots, all over lace
boots, fancy strips and dots,
jaequard designs pure silk
boots with wide lisle tops full fash
ioned double heels and toes black
and fancy colors
Choice
of this lot
25c
Pair
MEN'S PURE SILK PLAITED HOSIERY
Actually
Worth
50c
a Pair
Actually
Worth
$1.00
a Pair
These are full fashioned "regu
lar made" hose with spliced
soles, reinforced heels and toes,
' blacks, tans, grays, etc a splen
did variety
WOMEN'S PURE SILK HOSIERY
Here are full fashioned hose
with wide hem tops, -double
soles, heels and .toes, black,
white, street and evening shades
all high quality .....
Choice
29c
Pair
Choice
59c
Pair
WOMEN'S PURE THREAD SILK HOSIERY
Actually
Worth
$1.75
a Pair
Choice
98c
Pair
Light gauze silk, medium and
heavy weight all silk wide hem
tops silk. with lisle garter tops
lisle toes and heels, black,
white and evening shades.
WOMEN'S, MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
.......... : iwiw
ACiuauy
Worth
25c
a Pair
Women's fine cotton and lisle finish,
sheer mercerized lisle, full fashioned
and seamless. Men's Florenza silk
hose, silk embroidered, silk clocks
fancy stripes, drop stitch and lace.
MiRses' and boys' fine and heavy rib
bed, cotton and mercerized lisle hose
black, tan and"colors
15c
Pair
SPECIAL SALE OF KID GLOVE
PERKINS GLOV
Our Easter shipment Just received.
Pcrrin's celebrated gloves, In all the
newest shades and lengths for street
and evening wear Including mode,
tan, gray, pearl, bisque, blue, also
black and white Paris point and heavy embroidered backs-
exclusive agents for these fine gloves. J "Jg Up JJ "Jg pp
Fine French Lambskin Cloves Two-clasp, mode. tan. crav; ibisnue.
V. 1 fW. 1, ..httn .lnl l I I ..... .... ' .
uimn mm "iiiio '"6"3 luw VIII uroiULT J , Illiecl 10 the
hand, at, pair
Fry Shoe Co.
THE SHOERS.
10th and Douglas Streets.
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MEN'S SHIRTS
Shirts
$1.00
THE LATEST NECKWEAR
w Tlow Bnd 811k Mf
Four-ln-Rands, bOe a? 31"
raiues, at avw
THE BOYS' SUITS
We Offer an All-Wool Blue Barge
Suit, with two pair linen m ff
lined "Knickers," a 96.60 &4.Hh
value, at y-TlVW
P AlfCT WOOI. SUITS Hew patterns,
two jinioaerDOcaers,
a 94.00 value,
at
Bew Arrivals In Spring
Tlgnred and striped
e f f e e t s, beautiful
oolora, at
CORRECT HAT STYLES
From the world's best hatters-
Stetsons, up from $3.50
The "Emerson" stiff hats, 3.00
Young Ilros.' New York Hats, soft
$3.00
The "Guarantee Special" a 2.no
quality, for $1.00
EXTRA TROUSERS
Bntra Trousers are one of onr spe
cialties, we have every style and
else. We're giving the best values
ever made, at
$2.95 1.50 to $6
Todayi
Not a Heavy
Nor a Bolted
Lunch
but a light lunch with no time
lost. You will have plenty of
time to spare.
A cup of our dellclOMS coffee,
a lunch not bolted down, and life
Is worth living.
The Boston Lunch
1012 Faruam St.
14 OH Faruam St.
1400 Douglas St.
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J Omaha's Puro 1
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Omaha's Purs
Food Center
Saturday Specials
Ei4 cans (1 case) Assorted Hon
Brand Canned Fruits $4.
Yellow, Red ' or White Onion Se
well cleaned, tier aunrt
A.
IT'S GOOD TASTE
to use our Steel Cut and Sifted Coffee.
In addition to being the best that
money can buy. It la prepared for us
by the latest and best methods. We
remove all dust and chaff, leaving a
clean cut granulation which makes s
perfect tfrink. It's easy to make. It
nettles Itself.
Mocha Mixture, 3501 3 lbs 91.00
Excelsior Blend, 30o; 2h lbs 91.00
W. L MASTER MAN & CO.
The Coffee Men."
Branch at Vublio Market.
1610 Barney St.
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Durable
6 General Grocery Department
1000 lbs. Texas Unpolished Fecans.
per lb lOo
Our best Imported Castile Soap, per
lb 150
fcj 24 lbs. "Kxcellence" B'lour 50o
se
35
Sets.
60
16c can very fine Imported Sardines.
per can 90
Oc can Medium Green Asparagus, per
can aso
30c bottle Bavles' Chill Sauce or
Aj Horseradish Catsun loo
if joc jar iN.ioon Assorted rTeerves un
(J Jars). 80o, per dozen 93.95
v. (-lbs. Navy Beans 350
4 lbs. (rood Japan Rloe 350
$3.60 can Plnnard Imported Olive Oil,
for 93.65
1000 cans Nabob Assorted Soups, per
can 80
Butter, Xggs and Cheese Sent.
"Lotus" Creamery Butter, per lb.. 990
Our beet Country Butter, per lb. . .380
Dairy Butter, per lb 85o
Strictly Vresh Krrs (delivered (mm
the Brandels farm dally). doz...35o
Finest Impoited Swiss Cheese, per
lb 350
Rich Cream Brick, per lb 8O0
Pearce's Old Eneltsh Cheese (with pi
mento and herbs), in Jars, 16o, 95o
and Boo
Cottare Cheeee. per pk(r lOo
mil Ptokles, perdoz 15o-90o
Sauer Kraut, per quart 10c
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Fancy Strawberries, per pint 15o
Spinach, per peck 900
41
New Carrots, Beets and Turnips, per V
ounrn oc
3 bunches Onions Bo
Freh Pineapples. Mushrooms. Hhlves.
Mint, Imported Kmllve, Wax and
StrlniiK Beans, Cauliflower. New V?
I'otatoes and Tomatoes.
Coffee Department
"I-otus-Ankola". Thit's the name of
the most delicious coffee you eer
drank. Roasted while you wait, by
our special process, per lb... 35c
Three pound for $ i .00.
Rldirway's Famous Teas, prepared In
London
F.nellsh Breakfnst, per lb 65o
F.nRlish Breakfast, per H lb. . . 35o
Oolong, per lb 650
6 O'clock Tea, per lb 70o
5 O'clock Tea, per H lb 40o
"Lotus" Peanut Butter, made dally.
per Jar 10c, 15c, 350, 45c
Bulk, per lb 20o
Wines and Liquors
White Tokay, full quart 800
VlrRlnla Dare, larcre bottle .... 650
Five year old California Port, Sherry
or Angelica wine "v
6 gallons 94.50
Oallon 91-00 C
Quarts 35c $
California Orape Brandy, full quarts. Jl
at 91.00 JA
Three Star French Coa-nnc .... 91.50 KJ
Smua-Rler Scotch, 12 venrs old 91 BO
OuirKenhelmer, Rye, full quarts, 91.00
Orape Juice, full .innrts 450
Pints, 5rc.
Tree A bottle of Wine with each
full nuart of our 8-year-old "to-
tus" Brand Whiskey, nt 91.00
We prepay orders for liquors to the
amount of $3.00 or ver.
(JKHW f5Rr Cowvrjk gtvuKr fTCRf fUVr Q. C!g
Kaysers Double TIimh1 lyonjc Silk (iloves Pongee, blue, tan,
pearl, white an1 blnck 16-button length, per pair
$1.25
$1.00
Kid Gloves on special bargain
square -white, black, tan and
gray: all sizes, two-clasp
worth $1.00, at, pair. . . .
69c
Women's Long Silk Gloves Dou
ble tipped fingers black, white,
pongee and blue, worth CQn
1.00, at, pair DJc
WomorTs All Linen Handkerchiefs
Fine embroidered corner, also hemstitched and embroidered cross bar
and gliamroVlv lawn, Val. lace borders, etc., also men's 4jrtl
fine hemstitched linen cambric handkerchiefs, many 1 ol
worth '25t. at...'.'. ! . '. v
All, Silk SMin Taffeta Ribbons at 15c Pair
All silk plain taffetas, tnoire and fincy satin stripes, up to 6 ins. 4j r
wide blackand all colors, worts up to 35c a yard, at, yd. .... .lJL
Women's Fine Spring Neckwear at 25c ea.
New Ilut-h and Middy Collars, In iace and embroidery fancy lace and
embroidered Jabots,' tailored and fancy wash stocks, fancy rmm
rlbbou novelties and many-other new creations in hundreds if
of designs worth up to 76c; at. each UtfKs
BRANDEIS STORES M
oys
Shoes
The only shoe that deserves
that name. It Is saying a great
deal, but we can back It up with
these shoes. It Is not true econ
omy to buy cheap shoes. A shoe
that Is low In price is low In qual
ity. It has to be.
High grade material and hon
est - workmanship make these
shoes cost a trifle more than the
ordinary boys' shoes. But they
outwear two pairs of that same or
dinary boys' shoes.
Sizes and Prices:
1 to 6 vi $2.00
io 4 to 13 $1.75
1419 Farnam Street
Hayden Bros.1 eat Dept. 1
Wholesale Pric3 Up; Retail Pricss Down
Martin lieum says, notwithstanding the
wholesale prices are still up, he is still selling
meat at retail for lower prices than ever and
you always get full weight too you can't get
as low prices as we quote just remember this:
Pork Koast 7C
Bulk vSausage 5c
Hindquarters Iamb, genuine Sc.
Forequarters Lamb, genuine Gc
Lamb Chops 12VsV and 10c
Lamb Stew, 7 pounds 25("
Sirloin Steak . 12''jf
Shoulder Steak, pounds 25c
Boiling Beef, f pounds .25i
Bot Boast 80, 7( Gi'
No. 1 Hams 13' ?
Picnic Hams . .' 9(
No. 1 Bex, Winchester or Shield 20
Bacon Backs 12' jO
(j round Bones for chicken feed, 10 lbs 25c
Hayden Bros.' Ileal Dcpt
WAN It I) iAMd r'vjii SODA-WATK KVJOM
We ate koIiik to open a ery nifty soda water ronni down stairs at
Ktli and lslne. We will give a prize of Jo. OH worth of smla water tirkeis
for tirst choice ami $2 vU tor second hest. as a8eeil upon by following com
mittee: Mel l.'iil. Jr., William tiulney and "lal" Weaver.
AM iimnes muxt be In on or before April 2. We are inking many lm-proM-ineni
tbec dajn at our Ikxlue stieet store, and when nil s com
pleted .it IM te ne of tlie most complete drus plants In the I'nited States.
We shall upeit; our new drujj and preacrtiition store at .'4ih and Karna.ni
abo'i April Ijih
No trouble to' flml our druif ffr-es and notrouble to get waited upon
when ou Hiettti.re. Yo'j get the goods by aaklng for them, vnd the price
WltlMKII. M-lklllK.
Our beautiful fl truif Co, at Jtli and arney la a busy place thee
days. 1 It's a very speedy three-year-old
Shsmaa & McConnell Drug Co., S. 17. Cor. I6lh & Dodge
The Owl Drug Co., 1 6th and Harner, Omaha.
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Tailor Made and Dress Hats
$3.00 to $5.00
Pennell Millinery Go.
1511 Douglas St.
Ud Floor
MEATS DOWN
AT THE PUULIC MAHKET
83 Per Cent on Heel 3 5 Per Cent on Pork
I'ork HoaKt, per pound 7'.0 T.OOu lbs. No. 1 lU-Ktilur Mains. . 13l.O
Pork Loins, per pound X0'0 JJ'. 8uKar Ciirel Umiu!. J0-,o
i . I urri ? noon,1. f, i 98o t"uu 'H" 'ured Hm:on.. 13'0
Leaf Iird. U pound ! f .980 ,.UllH,v li 1)laIIlollll c ,.,, aa0
Steer I'"t Koat, per lb.i,e and 7'tO Armour s No. 1 Shield Ihicon 19'4o
Steer Hteak, per poui.d 10 Armour's Star, IHhiih.iiU i: and Swift's
Steer HoIIIiik Heef. prr pound ... .40 Fiemluni Hums 140
Young Veal Itoast, per nound . . . . loo Hex or Silver l.e.if I.anl, "-Ik. pall 32o
Youmt Veal Chops, per pound. .. .'to Krcti lresel Chh-kons 10L,o
Young Veal Stew, per pound 4c BPECtAI.8.
I.amb I.etss, per pound H,0 From 7 to P. M I.anib Chops
Uinli Chop., -per pound e per pound fio
ljiiob stew, per pound tjo From S to 10 F. IS. fork Chops
6.000 lbs. No. 1 Skinned llama. .11C two pounds for 150
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Persistent Advertising is the Boad to Big Returns
The Bee's Advertising Columns Are That
Boad
G. A. lindquisl & Co.
TAixoms
Makes Good Clothes.
Conservative Styles and Fattens
ael.uted lor Spring'.
235-23G P.AXton Elk.
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The Bride
Whoxe silver inmei from 0111 store is always pleased
nothlnn nicer than liver for a wedding nift, ax it
in kept for years In memory of that day. We carry
a nhe stock. Look for the name.
S. 7. LINDSAY, Jeweler
1516 Douglas Street
Oopyrlght Ban Sebatroer Mars
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TO ACT
Clioose now for spring, while the displays are bright,
new, beautiful and complete. The classiest lines of spring
suits and top coats you ever saw are now offered for your
inspection and approval in our big clothing department.
Hart. Schalfner & Marx Clothes
Predominate in our showings for spring, and you certainly
could not find better qualities or values if you could buy
the most becoming suit you ever saw and were sure it was
the very best quality obtainable at the price; if you were
made certain of it by a guarantee of satisfaction or your
money back, would you buy your suit Saturday?
If so, come in now don't wait, the right suit for you
is here, whether your price is $10.00 or $35.00, or between.
We're showing a mighty fine line of new spring suits,
at prices from $12.50, $14.50 and $15.00. All wool fabrics,
splendidly tailored and finished,) having every good feature
which appeals to the careful dresser. The values are much
greater than the price would indicate. See them in our
windows.
Fine Array o! Boys' Spring Suits
We are specially proud of our newly fitted, greatly enlarged Hoys'
Clothing Department. A salesroom entirely separate from our men's
department, offering you assortments and conveniences that make shop
ping here a real pleasure.
The department is in charge of specialists who understand boys'
clothing from A to Z, and you can always be certain of moBt courteous
treatment and very beBt service here.
We're SpeclaUaing This Season in Three Lines .
Boys' lonble Breasted Wool Suits
With two pairs of Knicker
bocker pants, fine assortment of
patterns for selection,. . $3.75
Boys' Blue Serge Suits With two
pairs of Knickerbocker pants
well worth $2.00 more than the
price we ask; all sizes.. $5.00
'Best Ever" Suits at $5.00 $10.00 lead H others in at
tractiveness of design, quality of fabric and workmanship at the price.
The general lines of the coat, the fitting of the collar and lapels and
the quality of tailoring differ materially from ordinary boys' clothoa.
You'll certainly vote them extraordinary clothes in every sense of the
term. Children's Wash Suits Indian Play Suits Children's Base Bnll
(Suits Firemen's Suits.
FREE- A base ball or catcher's mask given with each boys' suit
purchased Saturday FREE.
mv nAvmrri'Q FIBQT11,
lill lliftl Ufi-fti U PAYS
New Spring Corset Models
In all best makes, including Kabo, it
& G., W. B's., Thomson Glove Fit
ting, etc. A model for every figure
at $1.00 up.
SELF REDUCING CORSETS
Nemo, for stout figures, complete as
sortments shown at prices, $3, $4
and r $5.00
Special Fittings of the Celebrated
Corsets
i?y the well known corset expert, Miss
Mara. Come Saturday.
Three Corset Specials Saturday
Batiste or coutil corsets, good modes,
worth to $').00, on sale, while they
last, at 49c, 75c. and 98c
7,jc BassierV embroidery trimmed
great snap at 50c
MiBBes' and Children's Ideal Waists special at.
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25 30c SOc
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Pig Pork Shoulder Roast 73
per pound - - - U 4C
I'uilHliy's Hx Hrand Bseon. lb..iaI.o
t'iKluliy's IHnmonel "I Hams. Ihelr
best k'riule 140
Our Buttsr and Zr Bpsolal Kresu
iountrv fKKi. per uuzen
Oood country butter, for tshle use,
Pr lb io
Ilest creamery butter, pilile of Omaha
Per lb 880
wa KAsroi.il a rux.it zoxz or ckiiii.
Central IVIarRet
IULlIirilT MX AT CO rrops.
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