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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1911)
TFTR BEKs OMAHA. SATUTltUY. MAT 13, 1911. ii ) V: Y I if v Special offerings from the saving opportunities you'll find it New Haven stock and other great purchases make Saturday a nard to equal. Its the quality of offerings, not low price which make bargains. See day of 1 these snaps I ,if Is.-. "i -4 a. . ' n - - i NEW HANDBAGS at ABOUT HALF WORTH A big ppeeial purchase of Indies' Hand Bags in Seal, Suede, Silk, Satin and Velvet will be placed on sale Saturday, at, choice II. 00 Hand huts. $2.00 Hand Bags. 40 $3.00 Hand Bigs. OS 5.00 Hand Bags. 51.08 52.08 Miuijr Other Magnificent Bargain Offerings - il.OO Anto Veils 59c. The popular Hood, Auto Veils, splendid bargains. 25c Silk Veilings 5c Fancy mesh goods In all col ors. A big snap Saturday. . Novelty Shetland Veils. Very popular at. . .08 91.75 Ladies' SOc and 75c Xmkvrear, Saturday, at. Jtftc Ribbons 9c Extra heavy all 811k Taffeta Ribbons , In all staple colors. The biggest bargain yet. AOc Soft Pillows 25c. Beautiful patterns, also a big line of centerpieces and laun dry bags included at this prion, BOc Talues at. .... . . . . . .25 ?25 Hammocks Closely Woven Hammocks with deep ' Valance Spreader and Pillow 81.49 Other specials to $7.00 Croquet Sets A large assortment for your selection shown now in Station erv Department Prices 69c to $4.50 Muslin and Knit Underwear Bargains ladles' and Misses' Union Suite All styles, loose or tight knee; on sale Sat urday, at, each. . . . .25 Ladies' Fine Lisle Union Halts Values up to $2, made In long, short or no sleeves, knee or ankle length.; on sale at, each, on'y -.-40 and 8 Ladies' 50c Knit Vest,. 25s Ladles' 15c Ganze Vests, at. 7H Children's 85c KnJt Vests and Pants All sizes, at ik Ladles' Muslin Gowns, Combination Salts and Skirts Worth up to $2.50; made "long and full,, beautifully trimmed, at, only 40 nd 08 Ladles' Princess Slips, Gowns, Combination Halts, Skirts and Chemises Elaborately trimmed, elegantly made; values up to $5.00, at.. 31.50. 31.08 nd $2.50 Ladies' $5.00 Pajamas $2.50 Fine qualities, all colors and styles, regular values up to $5, Saturday at . 31.50. 31.08. 32.50 50c Corset Covers and Drawers -Big assortment, on ' sale at, only -25 Children's Mnslin Drawers 19c values, Saturday at...... 7 Kg Infants' Mercerized Bands Reg ular 35o values, at.-. . , . -10 Children's' 50c Night Gowns All sizes Saturday, at. . . -25s? Children's Rompers All kinds and colors, worth up to $1.26, at... 25. 35. 40 Gas Depart ment Specials Complete Sat. 39c Peerless Gas Burner Like out, complete with globe and mantle, at ..... .39c Regular 15c Mantles. Inverted of upright, at 10 10c Inverted Mantles, 2 for 15 10c Upright Mantles, 2 for 15 Ask to see the Perfected sell lighting mantles, upright or Inverted; require no matches. Liquor Department Specials Sunkist California Wines, Port, . Sherry, Angelica and Muscatell, full qts. 50c Six-Year-Old Whiskies Maryland Rye, Tennessee "White Corn, full qts. 75c Fer jrallon $2.50 All .' Eight-Year-Old. Whisky Best in Omaha, at, full quarts, only 31.00 Per gallon $3.50 Quart Bottles High Urado Beer Here 2 for 25 wo nave ion 25 to 50 on Drugs and Toilet Goods Special Sale for' Saturday 2So can Violet Talcum Powderwhit I't.n, r lOO mc unamois Bkln. -two to a custo mer, at, each. go see size Peroxide Fac Cream. or H 80c size Carmen Cold Cream, for IBs f&c alt pure Hydrogen Peroxide, at tnree Dottles fur ,....ft&o 11.00 alse pure Hydrogen Peroxide: extra else, for as 26c Dr. E. L. Graves' Tooth Powder ror ...... loo I 2Sc size bottle, 7 ounces, of Bay Rum. owe ii"e, pint, nay Hum; sealed woiui, lor .-...S5o BOo Java Rice or Pozsonl'B Fa-e powder, for .Sg0 ivn jap nose or, pim Ollvs Soap, at iwo ears ror . . loo Five ban of Ivory SoaD for it. 10c Williams' or Colgate's Shayln boaj for jj IBo bottle Foso Foot Lotion for sore feet, for goo BOc Btillman'e Freckle cream, for 3Bo fl.60 Ideal Hlr Brushes, double bristles, for S1.0S $1 00 Bath Brush: detachable handle. - for ' 75o $2.00 three-quart Red Rubber Syringe and bottle, for S1.S9 $5.00 Wellington Syringe and bottle: guaranteed for five years, for $9.00 76c values In Rubber Olovea for 49s Hardware De- partment RKFIUGERATORS A delayed shipment has overstocked us on Stone Meed White Mountain Re frigerator. For Saturday's sale we offer $30 refrigerator for. . 820.05 24x33 Adjustable Screen . -20 Green Screen Doors, any size for only 08 Best Riveted Hoe in Omaha 15 10-quart Blue and White Berlin Sauce pans 40 No. 7 "Lisk" Extra Large Wash Boilers for $1.10 io. b l,isk n,xtra Large wasn. Boilers for 31.20 No. 8 "Lisk" Extra Large Wash Boilers fof $1.35 Dustleas Mop 29 Dustless Dust Rag 10 Gardan Hose, nozxle free with each $0 feet sold at this sale, at. per foot. 10c to. 20 Machcsj Dargafn Offerings in Women's Ready-to-Wear Garmenis There never Was a season when such assortments, such values were shown so early. You can supply your every garment wish at a big saving in Saturday's sale. Only a few of many specials mentioned. $35.00 Tailored Suits at $14.90 200 handsome new spring suits, splendid assortment of clever designs, in very best color and materials, val ues to $35.00, at .$14.00 $25.00 Silk Dresses at $10.00275 beautiful ono piece dresses, in silk foulards, messalines, etc; nobTby new designs, in .plain colors and fancies, up to. $25.00 Values, at .' . ..... . .$10.00 All Our Misses New Spring Tailored Suits at Just Half. Long Spring Coats 100 of them, in serges and fancies values to $20.00; on sale Sat urday at .. t $12.50 Children's Wash Dresses Val- ues to $2.50, all sizes 2 to 14 yrs.; lawns, ginghams, cham ' brays, in alV colors .... .08c Children's Spring Jackets and Coats in all colors and sizes; regular values up to $7.50; to close at $2.95 Entire Manufacturer's Stock of Women's Wash Dresses on Sale in Two Lots. Lot 1 One-piece Wash Dresses In lawns, ba tistes, ginghams and chambrays, in all colors an,d sizes, well worth $5.00; choice $1.98 Lot 2 Wash Dresses, worth to $10.00 In lin gerie, embroidery, ginghams and fancies, all newest styles, all sizes ; on sale Saturday $2.95 FREE To every purchaser of a Dress Skirt at $6.50 or up; Saturday, A Silk Underskirt, worth 5.00 , JvivfjE Big Oxford and Pump Sale bout 6,000 pairs of low shoes from an eastern manufacturer (name withheld) at about 65 centa on the dollar. Sat urday you can buy low shoes for yourself, wife and children at a saving off the regular prices of almost. One-Half Men's and women's $4.00 Oxfords In patent colt, gun metal and patent kid, fitted with the best silk and sewed on the Ooodyear Sewing machine, at, per pair 32.50 In this same lot you will find the White Linen and Crashette shoe you will want. Men's and women's $3 shoes, Oxfords and pumps in all leathers and styles, including a white linen 1 -strap pump and a velvet or suede 3-strap sandal, JuBt what you have been looking for, specially priced for Saturday, at 31.08 Misses' and Children's patent 1-strap pump, priced according to the sires, at 31.25. 31.00. 75 nd 50 Children's Patent Colt Roman Sandals 31.00 Men's. Boys' and Youths' leather sole tennis oxfords, also wom en s serge or leather S-point house slippers, at. . 50 For that perfect Foot Comfort found In no other shoe buy the Orover In a shoe or Oxford tan or black; Stetson and Crossett shoes or Oxfords for men; Orover and Queen Quality shoes for women. Week End Wall. Paper Sale Parlor Crowns, Independents, Florals, eta, Bargain Prices. KiU-lien Blanks 8c and 10c kinds, at 5 Red Room Stripes 10c to 16c kinds, at 5 7H Bed Room Florals Regular 10c kinds, at 5 Oat MeJ Crowns At 20 at very Special Oat Meals. Figured At 20 Plain Oat Meals Ends slightly torn, very special bargains on sale Satur day, at 15 Enamel Varnish Wood H tains Quarts, 75; pints, 40: H plnta, 25: K pints 15 Optical Department Specials for Ssturday AH the highest grade spectacles, Sbur-Oo ot any finger piece mount ing including, plus ot minus lenses fitted to your eyes, actual $7.60 to $10.00 val ues, at 33.50 Fit and quality absolutely guaranteed or money refunded. Other goods propor- tlonately reduced. IVE MAKE THESE GROCERY PRICES TO KEEP DOVltt THE HIGH COST OF LIVING Its to yoa latwreat to trade at y Aaa's ana savs 10 to U por coat oa year hoaskptag ospaasos. 19 lba. boat Granulated Bufar $1M t-lb. Back tit mi Patent Flour Sl.lS IS bars Diamond C or Beat-Em-All bouy. tor ror 10 lbs. beat whits or yollow commcal, ISO 14 lbs. Chick feed for youns- chirk a, H lba. best picked Navy Ue&os, ior ..sfto (Ul. KUDU ,,pin 1VILB, , 4 lba. fancy Japan Rio. 10o quality, Sfto t-ib. can fancy wax. strinc. creoa or Lima baana. for Mf" Grap Nut, packagre loo Quaker Oata, packMt 7UO Com Flakea. package U Yaaat Foam, package SV Broun n felon. Jeliycon or J alio, pk. TWO The beat Tea Blftlnsa. lb loo The boat Golden Santos coffee, lb.,.90o Oil or mustard Sardines, can 4o Large bottles Pickles, Worceater Saucs, or purs Tomato Catsup, bottle. .. .8Vo AVOTXS TOMATO FZiAJTT AMD Taxvy avaxs batubbay. Tomato Plants, all you want, at, per doxen ..i T'e Panales, beautiful blooming- plants, per dosen ....30o Crockery Dept BFSOIAX. BVTTM AJTB CHSBia SAXB The finest Creamery Butter made,- noth ing finer at 0n lb.. rur price: pound S0o oo4 country laoie flutter, lb.. xuii vreajif nnc int, id...,, Fancy f ull Cream Y. A. one . ISO .loo .ISO TBB OBBATB8T mil TSABTABI.B BUlglT Z)T OKUUL Freah Spinach, per peck TV4e large bunchea Pie Plant 5o large bunches Green Onions Bo 8 bunahea imdiahaa a. I largo bunches fresh Beet a, Turnips Largo Cucumbers, eaoa .... Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb.. Fancy Wax or Green Beans, Fancy New Pea,, pec juart I bunches Freeh Asparagus. S bunchm Freeh Parsley... New Potatoes, per lb New Cabbage, per lb Vlrst Shipment of Pineapple are rancy, sweet ana sound Speaking of Clever Productions In High Class Summer Millinery You'll find a collection here Satur day offered at prices far below ac tual worm, mat win surpass any Showing In Omaha. Half-Price Half-price for choice of all the Trimmed . Hats nt from $25 00 upward. All $13. SO Hats $g All $20 Hats $12 All $18 Hats. ..$10.50 All $16.00 Hats..: S0.00 All $11.00 Hats . -87.50 And when we say all we mean all; ab solutely nothing In this Immense stock reserved. $3.00 Trimmed Hate Worth up to $10, In three big groups, Saturday t f.BS. S3. 50. 82.50 Children's School Bats At 26c i Children's Dress Hats At $1.98 to S3 ' to 810 All Hats marked in plain figures. o deception tiere iiT' If Better Than Ever Bargains Saturday In Men's Furnishings and Underwear. A big manufacturer's surplus stock pur rhsse enables us to offer you high Hans summer underwear at less than half ac tual worth. Very Best Brands, Guaranteed l'erfect Men's Balbrtggan Shirts and Drawers In blue, pink or ecru, drawers made with double scat; shirts long or eRcrt sleeves, SOc values, at, garment. . . .25 Men's Fine Lisle or Mercerized Under wearShirts or drawers In all colors and sites, values up to $1.25 per garment, at, garment....,...'. 35 and 45 Men's Guaranteed Sox, regular 26c values, at 12H Men's Sample Belts All kinds and colors, values .up to $1.25, at, each 25. 40 Men's 50c Suspenders At, per pair ,.-25 Men's Iundered Shirts $1 to .$3. values, all newest styles, patterns and colors. Very best brands made to sell up t $3, ay. 40. 08. 81.45 Men's Union Suits Lisle or mer cerized values up to $2.50 on sale In three lots t 60. 08. 81.45 8.60 Mercerized Union Suits at. each -81.08 Boys' Summer Underuear. Baibriggan and Poros Knit Shirts or drawers, at.... 25 $1.00 Union Suits. ...... .40 Boys' 60c Union Suits, st. .25 Gloves and tjosiery Assortments that are not surpassed by any store in the land; no matter what you wish in coloring or style, it can be satisfied here, at very moderate prices, quality con sidered. Kayser Silk Gloves. 12 and 18 button length in all colore, at 50 to 81.50 16 button Chamolsette Gloves for 50 Silk Gauntlet Gloves, values to $1.50, special 40 Ladles' Silk Hose, in all colors, Kayser and MoCuUum brands, worth to $3.00 98 and 81.50 Ladles' $1.50 811k Hose, guaran teed Quality, at 75 $1.00 Silk Gauze Hose, all colors, every pair warranted perfect, great snap , 40 Ladles' Wayne Knit, Echo and Onyx brand Hose In complete assortment shown here l 25 35 nd 50 Parasols in all the new styles aad colors, Persian effects, black with white, pongees, etc. 08 t0 88.00 Riff! " Men's and Ladles' Umbrellas American taffeta and all silk, paragon frame - 08 to 810 Children's 26c quality Hose, fine ribbed, on sale at 8 pr. for 50 Children's 16c quality Hose, fine ribbed, on sale at 8 pr. for 25 Ladies' Sample Hosiery in all col ors and kinds, values to 60c pair, " -12V nd 25 Remember BoroBOrt lross ronas. Out of town customers may order by mall and If form ts not satisfactory wo will cheerfully refund your money Carrots or lOo T340 100 lb. .1 .. .So and SHI per doien.. lUe heae 7Un .So and tie DON'T FORGET Try MAYDSITvl'S First if PAYS Three Rousing Rug Specials $2.1.00 AxmUster Rturs 9x12 size, on sale 818.08 $80.00 Wilton Velvet Hugs Seamless, 9x12 size. . -823.75 $18.00 Tapestry Brussels Hugs Seamless, 9x12 size. . .5 12.08 Several other specials Saturday. Water Color Window Shade 7 feet long, special bargains, at, only 25 Oil Opaque Window Shade 7 feet, long, snaps each at. . .30 Floor Oil Cloth Best quality, all widths, per square yard. 30 Lace Curtain Stretchers "210 Piece" brand, made of basswood. has non-rustable pins, Special bargains, at 98 Let us measure your house for shades and give you estimates of the cost. Kxrlusive Handlers of Hartshorn Hollers. New Books TlMlH. PRINCES OR .'S jlT IV. i ; iicJ lp.il i A- c- Mctlurg to. This is a story of Newport. A Russian prince who Is beln sntertalned by the wife ot a multi-millionaire takes oppor tunity as her uot to steaJ the secret of a torpedo that is beln tested at the torpedo station, suspecting the thief. Lieutenant Armltaxe. whose Invention the torpedo Is. dist-ulaea fclmaelf and becomes cnauff eur la the millionaire s family In. order to hunt the theft down. The rich man's deushter has an Important place In the development of the story, which Is quits as good as the opening promisee. JACK BAIX1NQTON nOREBTXR. by John Trot wood Moore: Ul pp.; 11 ; The John C. Winston company. The story concerns the fortutyp of Je ' Balllnrton. who, on account ot his appar ent lack of C flit Ins qualities, seems to be In dancerbf lostna both his material heri tage and the girl ho lovss. But heredity will not bo Sealed, a-oS la the or la Is he meavsures up to the traditions of his fore fathers. It is a love story with tender sentiment, walls at the same time there are plenty of humorous actuations. JKSS OF HARBOR by Ramie A. Pherldan: 114 pp.; W cents; Cupples & Leon Co. Jees was a waif of a storm, picked up by an old lighthouse keeper who treated her as his own child. A young man who has been hurt la an automobile accident la brought to the lighthouse. Ho makes love to Jess and tries te solve the mystery ot her Identity. During a tremendous storm a young doctor, who has loved Jess since childhood, finds himself to great peril and Jees rescues him, and there the two find out they love each other. THE DIVERGING PATHS, by L L Chappeile; 21 pp. 11.60; Broadway Pub lishing company. A story of southern life, showing condi tions In the early daya. Tha book shows the struggle between duty and Inclination, but la the end all are reunited. THE PATH OF GURV, by Paul Ha worth; M tp ; Il ls; Lmie. Brown A Co. A fascinating romance of love and ad venture la tha time of the French and In dian war. Charles Randolph of Virginia and Alfredo do Mint Pierre, daughter of a French commandant, are the central figures. At tha start Randolph incurs the enmity of Captain Tepartl, a treacherous suitor for Alfredo's band, and throughout the book ths two play a varying game of bitter contest. THE VANITY BOX. by Alice etuyvo sant, Sl pp.; $130; Ooubleday. Page A Co. An Engllih lady of social prominence Is found murdered at a lonely tower on her own estate. The last person to, see her alive la her husband. The roost Important clue Is a little gold vanity box which ttss murdered woman always carried, and the tale moves to a remarkable climax through a fog of misunderstanding and opposing force. t Mlaeellaweas. FRANCE IN THE AMERICAN RBVO LL'TION. by James Breek Perkins; 624 pp.; U, Houghton-Miff Ita company. This volume deals with the situation in Franco on ths eve of the American revo lution, with the flrat diplomatic relations of ths two countries, with the Important military aid furnlihed the Americans in the course of the war and wita the perm mount part played by Franca In the nego tiations which finally resulted in the fa vorable treaty of peace. THE EVOLUTION OF I.ITFRATURE. by A. . Msekenale; 417 pp.; $2.60; Thomas Y. Crowell eV Co. ' Prof. Mackenals here gives a com prehensive survey of the process and progress of literature as a whole. The general reader aa well as the specialist will enjoy exploring with him a realm wtioae riches are well-nigh inexhaustible including researches into the Australian mystery play. Eskimo mythle tales, Zulu and Hindu fables, ancient Egyptian love songs and other unusual features that servo to Illustrate literary evolution. MEMORIES AND IMPRESSIONS, by Ford Madox Hueffar; 113 pp.; $1 0, Harper A Bros. Brought up among th'at Strang group of pro-Raphaelltes In which his grandfa ther. Madox Brown, the painter, was a conspicuous figure, ths author knew these men not as th world knows them, but la ths Intimate relation of their dally lives. The book is replete with aaerdotes of this and later periods. The Rossettls. William Morris. Rusktn, Hunt, Frans LLaxt. Whistler and scores of others, all appear In these pages pictured by th frank yet friendly hand of a writer who appreciated their foibles no less than their greatness. , THE ETERNAL EVANGEL, by Solomon R. Ifilscher; 257 pp.; ILSO; Broadway Pub llahlng company. The author endeavors to help his read ers to a better understanding and knowl edge of God and HI revelation. THE MEDICAL EXPERT, by Louis J. Rosenbets; S6 pp.; 6u seats; Broadway Publishing company. The little velum eoatalns three easays. "Th Medical Expert." "Professional Se crecy" and "The Metabolism of Morality." RIDDLES OF PREHISTORIC T1MBH, by James H. Anderson; 267 pp.; 1L60; Broadway Publishing company. Th author gives us th earliest tradi tions concerning the evolution of the world from chaos to existing order. THE DISINTEGRATING CHURCH, by Frederick William Atklnaon; 71 pp.; Broadway Publishing company. The status of the church today presented by ona who speaks from knowledge of both Inside and outside. WHAT IS THIS imrVERSST by S. Ph. Marcus; 140 pp.; 75 cents; Funk A Wag nails company. This little volume is written with the object of stimulating men and women to think, and In answer to Prof. Haeck el's book, "The Riddle of the Universe." ADMINISTRATION OF THE COLLEOR CURRICULUM, by William T. Koeter; 3J0 PP.; 11.60; Houghlen-Mllflln company. Th chief movement In the history of th college curriculum I the breakdown of prescribed programs through th evolu tion of the elective system. These studies merit consideration because they throw the light of history upon present prob lems and give suggestions hasd on the careful organization of facta. THE PRACTICAL COUNTRY GENTLE MAN, by Edward K. Parkinson; 14 pp.; !.; A. C. McClurg A Co. The author gives practical and pertinent suggestions for the owner of a country estate, larg or email. Water supply and pumps; the kind of stock to buy; crops, fertUlters. how to use them, and ths nond lot; ways in which tarn products may be marketed and cultivation of high-priced specialties are among th subjects dis cussed. SATCHEL GUIDE TO CUROPE by W. ?omHn.nt: " ' tlMi Houghton Mifflin This I th fortieth annual edition, and Include, ore., Uritian. Helium, u" ld Germany-Switzerland. Fr.nr Au.trU4,ni Italy, and contains general information. PP.. 11.26; A. MoOlurg & Co. Th dairy industry is presented In sim ple and practical manner. Illustrated. DAN'IP;L VVEBSTKR: A VINDICATIOV WITH OTHER HlrtTORt-AL KS UVs bv William Cleaver Wilkinson; 41pp J M v Funk A Wsgnalla company. P ' ' Prof. Wilkinsons undertaking a to show that Webster I to be praised, not blamed, for his March 7 speech snd for his support of the fugitive slave law. The other essays cover widely divergent and Interesting historical topics. The tost f Levies;. "Yes. air." mm v th. ) u 1 has gons up a quarter on the pound." RearetfullV the vnnnor man and -aila at another shop res. sir.' -"explain the salesgirl there, "fllM. . r'K h.V. umid 1 1 r. an. r; , are a dollar more on the dozen '' witn a doleful look the young man leavea the shop, murmurlns io ilinlf: "The higher cost of loving will work many hardships."-Judge.