THK NEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1911.
$2 Handbags Saturday 98c
A Now lz.it of lloaullfiil Kilk MoIp. unci Veltet Hand
Hug -With silk tord and tassel, $2.00 tallies,
" 98
:.- Hop. Shopping Bags Cholre. at JQ
l.no Silk i;tau- iwitu Per yard, at 49
l.OO tlr.cl Onter I'Impb Snap, at 49
M0 FmnroMerorl rorch Pillows Special. 23f
nc Fiuu-j- Check. Also Itliic-k and Whit Strips Hjb-iNua-..per
,.ar(t Bt "-25
a-V Main Tiiffet Hair Ilibbons At IS 4
-" Tooth Brushes At 10
We fill mail
orders from otir
daily ads. while
the poods last,
except in case of
Hour Sales, or
where otherwise
mentioned. Send
us your orders
at once.
New Neckwear and Veiling
Four New Style In Plain and Embroidered lord
Kyron Collar, the latest novelty In Ladies- Neck
wear; on sale Saturday, at 10 15c nA 2r
RH- Fancy l.ate Jabot At 25
$1.00 Filet Jabota At 49c
5K- lac Dutch Collars At 25
52 Auto Veils at 98c
Ktra large Chiffon Auto Veils -In latent shades
of (trey, Ramboo, blue, brown, pink, aleo black r
white; regular $2.00 values, at 08t
Our wagons de
liver every day
in Council
Bluffs,
Benson. Dundee,
and S. Omaha.
Twice a week
in Florence and
East Omaha.
Out-of-Towa Customers should
end for rnir New Hpring I'ataJogue
of Women's Iteatly-to-Wear CJar.
ment. A postal will bring It to
four address.
Out-of-Town Home Furnishers
ahoald have our New Spring Rug
and Carpet Catalogue. H enables
you to aetex't pattern just as well
as If in Omaha. Send us your re
quest today.
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Tremendous Bargain Offerings Saturday in
Women's Redy-to-Wear Outer-Garments
375 Handsome New Tailored Suits Entire manufacturer's sur
l!us stock, made to sell up to iftfo.OO, on sale
This splendid lot includes Serges, Tweeds, plain and fancy
fiJ) Suitings in big assortment of new styles and most wanted col-
M orings. Come in all sizes, actual values up o $.15.00, as shown in
' C11 A. A sfB . A . 4
oixteenm oireet winaows.
Sample One-Piece Dresses and Gowns 123 of them, beautiful
designs for afternoon and evening wear, Crepe de Chines, silk
poplin, Chiffon, Broadcloths, etc., in wanted colors, values to
$35.00, secured by our X. Y. buyer at a great bar
gain, on sale Saturday, choice
Hundreds of New Tailored Suits No two alike
nt $35.00, $39.75, $45.00 to $75 00
Crown Jewel Suits Are always winners. Surpassing all others
shown at the price $25.00
Big new shipment just received. See them Saturday.
Handsome New Tailored Waists
$t9.90
Beautiful Easter
Millinery Modes
Get posted on millinery
values before you buy.
Comparison Will Post You.
All millinery here is marked
in plain figures, one price to
every purchaser.
Domestic Aigrettes sold else
where to 98e, here at, your
choice .25c
Three Special Groups of Trimmed
Hats
t $2.05. $3.05 nd $5.00
A Saving of Fully Half on Pattern
Hats Both domestic and im
ported, at $10.00 o $00.00
High Class Street Hats Prices
t $5.00 to $25.00
Will save you fully on Un
trlmnied Hats.
Big Sale of Ladies' Furnishings and Underwear
Everything you want at less than you expect to pay for like quality less than you wiU
pay elsewhere:
Ladies' Knit Underwear
Fine Italian Silk Vesta In u.l styles. special.
at ! and f 1
Sterling- Union Suits At 1.9B ana
12.00 Kilk I.lslo t.'nton Suits All slrs, prt-
terly trimmed, snap at 8
Lisle or Cotton Vnlon Suits In all sires in I
st vies, rea-ulsr 11.00 values, st 49o
I.litht Weight Union Suits Henular 60c
ues, at W
ilerrerlteil" I.lsle lur Vents With t;nl
crochet yokea; plnh. blue ami white, m
values, st 5 "
Gsuxe Vests Worth to 26a, In reaular and
extra sizes, whit or colors, on ssle .....
t 7140, o and H'io
LS'. Muslin Underwear
Muslin and Catnhrlc Oowns and foinhlnstton
Suits All styles, lace and embroidery trlin
mfd, to 11.25 values, at
Corset Covers and lrawrs prattllv trimmed,
values to $1.00, at BSo ana 4o
Dainty Muslin Underskirts Handsomely
trimmed, on sale In three W lots ....
at Bl-BO. - aaa
The "l.ena" (Jarment. "Three In une" . Corset
Cover, Praweia and Skirt Shown In bt
enrtnient, itt, up from B0
Misses' BOo Union Suits Knit, on sale, at 95
Ladies' Long Serge Coats
ifade to sell at $23.00.
at $14.90
Newest models in tan, grays,
corn color and black.
Ladies' Hosiery
1. BO Quality Black Silk
Hose full fashioned
with wide garter top.
jure silk. Saturday. 78o
Ladles' and Children's
Hose Full seamless,
fast bl?k and colors, to
25c values. In two lota,
at , . .Hc and UHo
Ladle' Wayneknlt Itoss
Jn aaui:e. Hale and mer
cerized, at .880 and 3S
Children's Pony Hose.B6o
Corset Bargains
An Immense Sample Line
of New Sprlnn Corsets
Uerfeot aooiis In long
hip m.idele, with heavy
hose aupporttrs, values
to $2.50; on rale Satur
day, at 4o, 7 So and 980
Wa show complete lines
of All Standard Makes:
Nemo, 'Warners, Werners'
Kabo, It. U., W. B..
ttoval Worcester, Bruner,
lite.
New Kid Cloves
Just to match the New
Oown. Yes, we have them
In either of the best
makes
BTVKIM'1 or TOWM'S
12 to 16 Button
t B1.9B to B3.B0
2 Button Gloves
at 9) 00 to $a.oo
Ksyaar Bilk Olovaa All
kinds .tnd colors, prices
from Oo to 1-60
Chainolaett Oloras Very
popular, at..B9o and COO
fmfr. r
7 W T
-Values to $4.00 $1.95
Big assortment in plain tail
ored and embroidered effects.
Section Special Showing of
Saturday in the Children's
Coats and Dresses for Easter.
Children's New Spring Coats All
most wanted styles, colors and fab
rics; most com pie and attractively
priced Una shown In Omaha. Sea
them Saturday at $2.05 $3.05
$5.00 $7.50 $10.00 "d t-'P
You'll find the assortments and qualities superior at each price here
Children's White Dresses By far
the most extensive display w have
ever attempted; the choicest assort
ment you'll find anywhere; prices
from $3.95 $5.00 nd $7.50
P to $35.00
Silk Messaline and Taffeta
Underskirts All colors,
worth to $7.50, choice
nt $3.95
Xew Kpring Waists The finest
showing of marquisette and lin
gerie waists in Omaha. See them
Saturday.
FOR EASTER GIFTS
Specials In Book Dept.
Catholic Prayer Books, Crucifixes,
Candle Stlcka, Holy Water Founta, Ktc,
at Greatly Reduced Frlcee.
Key to Heaven Small book with larne
type and IT" Id edges, at 490
Vaat Pocket Prayer Booka .Special
at 49o to B300
Boaarlos At J 80 to $4.98
Papor BTotoIs By poular authors, 25c
values, at 10o
Speca Picture Sale on 3d Floor
100 Plcturea Worth to 13.50, big assort
ment of subjects': Madonnas, Cupids,
' Landscapes. Fruit, Marine Views, gilt
and dark frames Splendid Bargains
at
BIG SHOE SALE SATURDAY
Get yourself and the children ready for Easter and take advantage of these low prices
on seasonable footwear. Pumps, oxfords, button or bluchers, one and two in9tep straps
all sizes and widths, in patents or gun metal at prices that will fit any pocketbook UP
from $1.50, in Ladies' or Misses'.
About 1,200 pairs of Men's Oxfords and Shoes, In
patent rolt, gun metal and tan Russian cal. $4.00
vlue8. t $2.50
We are showing a long line of Queen Quality Ox
fords and Shoes, from $3.00 to $4.00 and the best
Una of Pumps or Oxfords that has ever been
shown in Omaha, for
$2.50
Women's Tan Russian Calf "Hitoe" Button Shoes,
with high Cuban heels, at $3.00
The Stetson and Crossett Oxfords for Men; new,
nifty styles, all leathers, at $5.00 nd $4.00
Misses' and Children's, Boys' Youths' and Little
Gents' Good School Shoes, up from $1.00
Infants' and Child's Shoos at 75 nd 50
Soft Bole Shoes for Infants, the BOc kind, at 25
Home Furnishers Notice
John Dunlap & Sons Rugs
On Sale Monday
2,500 Rugs in the lot, all are absolutely perfect, New Spring
Patterns. No seconds or mismatched goods.
You can buy them Monday at less than regular wholesale cost.
HERE'S THREE SAMPLES OF THE BARGAINS:
$30.00 American Axminster Rugs, 9x12 size, at $15.50
$32.50 American Wilton Rugs, seamless, 9x12 size, at $21.98
$20.00 American Velvet Rugs, 9x12 size, in beautiful patterns,
at, each $13.98
Scores of Other Bargains. Watch Sunday Paper.
Big Sale of Fancy China
Fancy Decorated Austrian China Plates 6-iuch and 7-inch
values to 35c; on sale Saturday 10:
White Shell German. China Caps and
Haucera Biggest values ever, per
set, at QO
Blue Mixture Bowls 3 pint Blse, Sat
urday, each, at St
Try IIAYjiH'S Firs
Japanese Halt and Pepper Shaker
Saturday, per pair, at 5
rink Austrian Chin Cups, Saucers
and 1'laU's 6 of each, Saturday,
per set $2.75
25c Iecorated Cuspidors On sale
Saturday, at 10
Fancy Mat CJren Candlesticks Spe
cial bargain, at l(j?
Boys' Blouse Waists
SVSfS?. 25c and c
Manufacturers' Sample and Surplus
Stock of Boys' Blouse Waists, se
cured at a big bargain, white, black,
plain colors or fancies; Satins,
Madras, Chambrays, Pongees, Etc.;
made with or without collars, all
sixes, from 4 years to 16 years, made
to sell up to $1.50; on sale Saturday
in two big lots, at . 25 and 40
Children's Kompers In all colors and
styles, on sale Saturday
at 35 or 3 for $1.00
Men's Furnishings of Highest Quality
Priced Greatly Below Actual Worth
Men's Laundered Shirts; $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00
values, at 98c and $1.25.
Finest fabrics, newest styles and colors, plain
or fancy, made with or without collars, all best
brands; none worth less than $2.00 and up to
$3.00; choice
98c and $1.45
Men's laundered Shirts, Values to f 1.50, on Sale at 4c.
All warranted perfect, plain colors and figures, hQf
with or without collars; great snap, at w
Manufacturer's Sample Hose 1,000
dozen In the lot lisle, mercerized,
fine cotton all perfect goods, made
to sell to BOc pair; In three big lots
at 8 pairs 25c, 2 pairs 25r, 8
pairs 50
fl.00 Cambric Gowns, 4c All
styles, made long and full; big epe
clal bargain.
Pajamas and Night Shirts Plain col
ors, neat stripes or figures, made to
sell to $2.60; choice 8
Men's Union Suits Medium weights,
in cream, pink or blue; all sizes.
$1.50 values, at ..-60
W7
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New Kilk I'our-ln-Hands All latest
Bhades and shapes, BOc to $1.00
values; on sale in two lots, at 45c
and 25
Men's Spring Underwear Balbrlg
can and lisle, values to $1.00 gar
ment: in nlain and fancy colors;
on sale, garment 35
Men's HI. 23 Oualltr Gloves All
weiehts. including both dress and
work Gloves: manufacturer's sam
pies 40
tiir Line of Auto Gloves Very spe
cial values, at 08c, $1.50, $1.08
Perrln's and Fowne'a Gloves.
We Save You 25 to 50
on Drugs and Toilet Goods
Notice Sale Prices tor
Saturday.
I0o Jap Koae or Talm olive Toilet
Snap, at, bars 1U
Five bars of Ivory Soap for .... ISO
I Or WllllHina' or Colgate's 8havln
Soa p 60
loo btu- 4711 While Hoss Glycerine
Soap, at, two bai'H for 830
line Dr. K. L.. Gravea' Tooth Powder
for lOo
2oo Euthyinol or Graves' Tooth PaMe
at lo
2bo Tooth Bruahes, aztia good qual
ity, for ... 10o
26c and 3oc Flexible Nail r'lle.i. K
at, each 100
60c lllncla' Honey ami Alm.md Creum,
for 3SO
35c slase Peroxide Cream or Sanltnl
Cold Cream for 10
liarge elite I'ompeian MaKaage Creum
ibc. Meiinen'a, Colgate'a or WIIUhiiis'
Talrum Powder, for 15o
60o .Tava Hire or Poxionl s Face Pow-
t der for 85o
iuo 1j;8 pure llydroRen Peroxide, nt,
three bottles for 85o
11.00 size pure Hydrogen, extra sixa,
for Bfto
$1.00 size pure Beef, Iron and Wine.
(tonic), for 9o
One hundred (100) Hr. Hlnklea' Chh-
cara Tablets, for 80
BtnlXB GOODS
11.75 value. In 2-(iiurt Hyrlnge and
Bottle, rei rubber, at $100
J 1. 28 4-ouart Fountain Syringe, at 6S0
1.00 value in Hot Water Bottlrn,
for 490
$2.25 value In 3 iuart Bed Ruhbrr
Comb. Syringe and Bottle for $1.S9
13.00 valu Wellington Syringe and
Bottle for 8-X
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Hayden's, The Greatest of all Groc
ery Departments In Omaha. This
oale Is For Saturday:
Orape Nuta, par package loo
BpacKi0.nt J.e"yU"1 r JtU-,li
Corn 'ie. per package". '. '. '. iiS
Shredded Wheat Biacuu, pkg "U,
?. ScSt ' t iOUr w"per 4 0-
1foib.". .Vyt"U "r VelW 'cVrn'me'"
1 meaT for" ' B''e'k'raVt'
1 lba. Best Hand Picked Navy "ilea!?
or 05a
i ,l"y,J'tn Rlct- forii.'iafto
5 Iba. Good Japan KI.e, for iil
-r-n?:te .Qen- ""-"pk
Uallon Cans Table Syrup! '. '. '. '. ! ' goa
p;r't.taa...r y,t" MkiS!
iM11.'! lh? 0'ma'ha ' marKeta " t'r"y " ?S
hold the prices up, w Kive th n.n
pie the benefit of every drop in p?ieV
Mgln market dropped 3 cent. thi
nemWe bUy d't and gU.'y'ou lh':
TnSr 1llne" Creamry Butter Made.
per iu. fl
1 ancy Country Creamery Butter.'per
"lb?1 . '?' 1 Creamiry " Butter.' " pi'
The Best Dairy Butter.' per' ib! '. .' '.Ill
rBSK TEOBI1IL1 IMOBl '
Fresh Spinach, per peck ...
Iresh Beets. Carrota. Turn ni' 0
tihaJot. a buncha- for P" ii
5 Bunches Fresh Home (i'rown
Onions, for viown
1 Heads Frenh Hothmjs'e' iWtVu'cV J
3 Bunches Fresh Radlalieif for "' S
J ancy Hfad Lettuce, per head i!
S Htalks Fresh Celery, for. TJS
New Potatoes, 4 lba for i?2
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, per ib Il2
f 13.00 Trunks, at $9.03 Canvas
covered with heavy hardwood
slats and brass trimmings.
$10.00 Suit Cases, at $0.05 Ex
tra heavy bridle leather case,
with solid brass lock and with
straps, a dandy.
$3.50 Suit Case All leather,
leather lined; on sale, $3.05
STETSON HATS
$3.50 to $7.50
Excell' In appearance, workman
ship, wear. We are Bhowlng com
plete lines in all BhapeB and colors,
both soft and stiff, let us show
you the new styles Just received.
A I-arge Showing of New Styles,
at $3.00 down to $2.00. gives a
man who wants good style and
quality, at a moderate price, an
opportunity for satisfactory selec
tion, not surpassed anywhere.
Nen's $3.00 Hats at $1.40 Big
special purchase of manufactur
ers' samples, soft and stiff, in all
colors, including black, this sea
son's shapes, value to $3.00
at $1.40
Boys' and Youths' Hats All col
ors. Including black, new stylea
to $1.60 value, at, 75
Men's and Boys' Spring Caps
Greys, browns, over plaids,
Scotch weaves, In fact, all colors,
including blue serge, with tape
seams or silk lined; values to
75c, on sale, at 40?
Wash Goods Sale
All our silk warp Wash Goods on
sale, fancies, foulards, Jacquards,
etc., at. yard 25 35 30? 40
Bordered Batistes are all the fad at
present. We have them in both
foreign and domestic. Some are 30
inches others are 40 Inches wide,
fine cloth, well printed, fast colors,
sold under the market price, at, per
yard 15 antl 25
White Goods
Just received a large shipment of
White Swlsttes, fancies, longclot.hs,
etc., on sale Saturday, at per yard
10c, 12 He, 13c, 18c, 23c up to $1.00
Extra Specials tor Saturday
in Domestic Room
AT 10 A. K. One cane of 7c Apron
Check Ginghams 10 jarda limit,
per yard, at Bo
AT 11 A. M. One case of 18c Un
bleached Hath Towels. 6 pair limit,
each, at Ho
AT BC. One caae of Hope Mus
lin, genuine article. 10 yards limit,
per yard, at .... 6i0
AT F. tS- One case of Fruit of the
l.noni Muslin, the genuine article,
10 yards limit, at Vo
for All Day
Hanover No. 4703 Quilta, regular
price $1.98. at $1.85
Oakdale No. 6380 quills, regular
price 11.60, at. BBo
Lexington Sheets No. &24S, regular
price 66c, at 440
A Uood 16c Pillow HI I p. at lOo
Extra Specials In Wash Goods, all
day.
Hardware Department
This week's offerings arc especially low in price and comprised of
large number of useful articles, Von will find the one here you need. i
Best Liquors at Lowest Prices
California Wises Port or
Per quart, 60c, per gal., $1.50
nnkist
Hherry
Tears Ola Walskeyo
Per full quart, at....
Per gallon, at
Choice Maryland Rye or Tennessee
White Com.
. 750
$8.50
u.. Wl.. nr whit.
some " .1 vi
fine quality, per gallon, at B1.0Q
Tears Oil Whiskeys
Per full quart, at Si'S
Per gallon, at fJ.ow
All our well known Dranda, either Rye
or Bourbon.
Pitat Pan So
(Jxtra heavy Dust Pan 100
No. Clot hea Line, double galvanized.
at 9o
O. K. Washer (S.S5
No. 2 Square Washer $8.88
3-piei e Floral Set loo
Wilson Toasters 15o
Mrs. Pott'a Irona 7o
No. 3 extra heavy galvanlxed red band
Tub Te
No. 8, copper nickel plated Tea, Ket
tles S0
12-tooth malleable cast Rake 100
Riveted Hoe ISO
Any size Dipping Pans lOo
Any aixe Frying Pa.is loo
This week's sale of toola la not only
of Interest to the mechanic, but enm-
R risen articles needed In every nome.
o. 68 Stanley Rule So
rocket Screw Driver, 3 tool steel
blades, 1 l earner 3So
24-tnch Wrecking Bar Bo
No. Ill or 12 May dole Hammer.. 4o
lilston 12-lm-h Compans Saw .... 8o
Carpenters Nail Aprons, each .... 15o
P. 8. A W. Pamson Brace .-. $1.8
Combination tjquare, 9-Inch ateel blade.
at 7o
No. 41 Yankee Automatic Drill $1.10
No. 108 Ooodell-Pratt Automatlo Drill,
at BBS
Talntor Saw Set So
No. 100 Kagle Siiuare BSO
Good Saw Clamps ao
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sIods, the various adventures are ao re
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The incldeata choaen are thoae most often
alluded to In modern literature, and they
are told In a manner to elicit sympathy
and admiration for the hero.
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In thla manual the Important problems
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This aong'book for high schools, normal
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ART BONGS FOR HIGH BCHOOIJi.
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Thia collection Include both old fav
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Pays for Forgeries
Committed by Son
Iowan Put Up Money After Young;
Man Has Served Oat Hit
Sentence.
After serving a sentence In Die county
jail for passing bogus checks. T. A. Price
waa released Friday morning.
The young man s father, T. T. Price of
Mason City, la , who had learned of hla
son a plight, insisted upon discharging the
debta of the young man despite the fact
that he had served a sentence for the of
fense. Young Price s speculation amounted ts
1140. J. D. Ooddoer of the Beaton Drug
company waa one of the victims. The young
man at the solicitation of hla father was
aent on to Fort Dodge, wheie he haa relatives.
THE MA8TER8INOER. By Frank R.
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Thia collection of choruaes and part songs
la arranged and adapted for the classroom,
and for large and amall assemble. The
selections may be sung by unchanged
voltes are available, with an optional bass.
Helping Her Look.
"st ubliulnK. but the
yeung woman custumer waa hard to please.
. ... ,u.i oi loHiiKets did he patlentlv
take down and ahow to her; nothing
so' ted.
For some fifteen minutes this m k sale
buysnythlng. I was Just kokinTfor '
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h. Li u "L ne m"19 banket left !,
Youth Would Teach
Foot Ball in Navy
Applicant Comei laden with Creden
tiali and Clipping for the
Job Nothing- Doing-.
' I'ncle Sam Is not In need of an athletin
director." Thla abiuot aiatm.n
by the recruiting officer at the army re
cruiting atation Friday morning to Sylveaier
Hunt of Detroit, Mich., who applied for
enlistment as foot ball coach.
Hunt had enough clippings and recom
mendations to assure him a po.nl t Ion as
coach of foot ball In any college, but he
said he wanted to train the '-boia In blue
When informed that he was not wanted
to Inspire the soldiers, to heroic deeds on
the athletic field. Hudt left, much crestfallen
A llrvak for l.lbertr
from stomach, liver and kidney trouble I
made when a 16c box of Dr. King a New
Ufa Pills la bought. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
Th Key to th Situation-Bee Want Ads.
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