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Candy Specials
Cut Flowers
Choice assorted carnations, ex
tra special at, dozen 20 0.
Ik-autiful, fragrant rosea, Sat
urday, dozen, 39.
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Fans for Gifts
to those who will graduate from
the schools and colleges these next
two weeks an elegant variety
reasonably priced at 69 t0
$2.50 each.
Demonstration
Miss rtli'tiarilnon, of Hie Ijullps'
Hume Journal 1'attern company, will
he with us all day Saturday. She
will 1-e pleased to meet all of her
friends and those wleliina to know
more concern I npj the goodness of
these famous patterns.
Bennett's Ylaffeste Chocolates,
regular BOc the lh., -uurday, 89c.
4c Chocolate Dipped Caramels,
Saturday, the lb.. 85c
fiOc Whipped t'renm. Maple Choco
lates, Saturday, the lb., 84c
Eterything for Everybody.
Eierylhing for Everybody.
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Men! If You Have Laid Aside Just $15.00 for a Sum
mer Suit You Had Better Bring That $15.00 Here
We have made a specialty of catering to the man, who for various reasons does not care to spend more than $15.00 for a
suit of clothes. We believe we have the most varied assortment of fifteen dollar suits in town and we are positively sure that
they cannot he duplicated in a regular way at the same figure. Plenty of snap and style for the young, dressy fellow and con
eervative . modes for those whose habits and tastes are more firmly fixed.
The following will serve to give you an idea of the assortments and styles but the qualities you must feel with your own
fingers and the workmanship you must judge with your own eyes.
There are browns, tans, greys, blue serges and fancy mixtures, cut along form fitting and loose lines
from the most reliable men's wear fabrics. Hand tailored throughout. If $1500 doesn't happen to be your
price, we have other suits of the same excellent standard, at $10.00, $12.50, $18.00 anrlup to $250(h
Boys'
All-Wool Suits with an
Extra Pair o! Pants .
$5
This is not a cut price but It Is a splendid demonstration of the value
giving power of our boys" store. All wool suits in tans, browns, greys and
fancy mixtures; hand tailored throughout and made to fit boys from eight to
sixteen years of age. Coats- are single or double breasted and the knlcker
pants have taped seams.
$300 for Beys Suits That Wera Formerly
Priced at $4.00 and $5.00
Superior lines of extra quality all wool goods some with two pairs of
trousers to match. An excellent color range and all sizes from eight to six
teen years.
Other Worthy Mentienings
Boys' Norfolk style suits, ages 5 to 10 years. $2.50 to 54.00.'
Russian and Bailor blouse suits, 26 to 8 years, $2.50 to $5.00.
Wash suits with sailor and military collars, guaranteed fast colors,
91.00 to $3.00.
Boys' 4 0c blouse waists at 25 each.
Boys' straw and crash hats at 25S 50 and $1.00.
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Men's and young men's extra pants of pure worsteds and cassimeres;
to:s and regular styles; $3.00. $3.50 $ l.OO and $5.00.
Trouser odds anl ends from this season 8 heavy selling, values up
$4.00 the pair at $2. 15.
1 00 pairs of good, serviceable trousers in medium and dark patterns, very
specially priced at $1.05,
Men's Furnishings Are Under-priced
$1.50 balbriggan union suits at $1.00.
.1.00 Porosknlt union suits at 59J.
$1.00 lisle union suits at 89?.
dOc Porosknlt shirts and drawers at 39.
EOc balbriggan shirts and drawers at 39S
35c athletic shirts and drawers at 19.
$1.50 soft shirts with French cuffs at $1.15.
35c silk lisle hosiery at 25.
25c light weight maco holsery at 10. or 3 pairs for 50C.
15c light weight maco holsery at or 3 pairs for 25?
50c all silk four-in-hand ties at 29.
Chas. Levy & Son's "Seal of tuality'' straw hats in all the neweBt styles
for 1911. strictly hand made $1.00 to $4.00 each,
high trade pan am a hats at $5.50 and $6.00.
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$25.00 for Women's Suits Worth Up to $50.00
With No Price Below $35.00 the Majority Being Worth Much More
The imprint of elegance that marks every suit that comes from the Bennett store is unmis
takably stamped on these and were it not for the fact that we need the room for Summer
lingerie and wash wear we would not think of reducing the prices now.
This offer means that your choice of any suit in our store selling up to $50.00 is absolute and unrestricted the entire
stock must go. Choose from blacks, whites, tans and grays of men's wear worsteds, etc., in a complete range of sizes.
Also $25.00 Suits at $15.00 All Are this Season's Styles
Taken from our regular lines and specially priced for a quick disposal. Assortment consists of about 100 suits in black, white, navy
end tan serges.
Percale and Lawn Dresses for Children
One Lot of Children's Percale Dresses In light and medium
colors, and sizes two to six years, broken lots from our regular
one dollar lines, while they last, choice, at 59c.
Children's White Lawn Dresses That were formerly priced
at $2.00 to $2.50 ages two to six years on account of being
mussed are now marked at, your choice, $1.00.
Muslin Underwear at Less
Ten New Styles of Women's Slipover Gowns Made of high
grade nainsook and trimmed with laces and embroideries, one of
our very best values, at $1.00.
All the Broken Lines of Our $2.50 and $3.50 Muslin Under
garments Consisting of combination suits, gowns, skirts and
Princess slips, are priced for Saturday's selling, at $1.69.
About 200 Women's White Lawn and Lingerie Waists
from our regular $2.09 and $2.50 lines, Saturday, at
$1.25
S. & H. Stamps Bring Beautiful PremiumsGiven With All Purchases at This Store
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Bargain Carnival in the Shoe Store Saturday
On bargain tables and on the shelves will be displayed some of the choicest
bargains for men, women and children you have ever known. For example:
All the women's oxfords and pumps that we call odd lots, in sizes 2y2, 3, 3V2, 4 and 4V2, and all widths; two eyelet
ties made of patent colts, dull leathers and tan Russia calf ; have turned and welted soles; values up to $4.00 the pair
at $1.69.
Boys' Sample Shoes and Oxfords in Sizes 3, JCZ
3i and 4, worth $3.00 the Pair. Saturday- tl
and Children
"Sprinter" Shoes are B.st for Misses
This lino of children's footwear has attained a wide popularity
because of its unexcelled wearing qualities and the natural foot-form
lasts over which they are made. They afford the maximum of comfort
and wear to the growing and tender foot.
MIsmV and Ctiildren's Strap Sandals and Pumps of finest Russia
calf leathers, $1.75 to $2.00 the pair.
Infanta' Ankle Strap, I'atent Colt Puinpn, $1.00 the pair.
Mi. and Young ladies' One and Two-Strap and Button Instep
Strap I'umpi Of dull leathers and patent colt, are priced as follows:
SUes 8 H to 11. $1.75. Slies Hi, to 2. $2.25. Sizes 2 to 5Vi.
$2.50.
These Bargains for Saturday Morning Only
Women's White Canvas Oxfords In sizes two to four and one and
two-eyelet styles, regular $1.50 values, per pair, at 98S
One Lot of Women's White Canvas Instep strap inimps Wth
leather heels; a fine pump for street wear; sizes 4 to 7 to, formerly
priced at $3.00 the pair; Saturday morning only, $1.98.
About 100 I'alrs of Ox blood Strap Sandals for Children Sizes
to 2, values up to $1.25 the pair; Saturday morning only, 49.
Men's $3.00 Shoes at $1.88
High and low button and laca atyle. made of patent colt, tan Russia
calf and dull leathers and the new short vamp and high hefl styles that
are fought for by the .tyllah young- man, may t had from thla assort
ment. Values up to 13.50. all day Saturday, 81. a.
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Linoleum Extra Specials
Short Lengths of Linoleums Up
to ten feet in colors and designs
for bath rooms, full six feet wide,
regularly G5c the square yard; Sat
urday, at 35c.
75c Linoleums Full 12 feet wide,
Saturday's price, the square yard,
at 57c.
Fruits, Vegetables and Groceries Specially Priced
Pineapples for Canning
l'rice6 will not be lower this season.
For Saturday's special selling they are
priced according to size, at H.V, $1.03
and 91. 3 the dozen or "ic, 10c,
124c and l&c each. By the crate,
regardless cf size. $3.20.
Fancy New Potatoes, peck 30.
4 Bunches Plain Lettuce, 5.
I Heads of Fancy Lettuce, 5.
3 Large Cucumbers, IOC
Fancy Home Grown Cucumbers, 4
for 25.
Home Grown Onions, 6 for 5.
Home grown radishes, 6 bunches.
Home Grown Early June Peas, 4
quarts for 25.
Home Grown Spinach, pkg.. 5,
xrniiii. cxreivior r lour ai Der
. sack Sl-SO n1 eg atarcpa.
Quean of Pantry Paatry, J 4 -pound sack
.for 1 1.86 and 4D atamps.
R.nnatt'a Peat Cofr.a, lb., 15c and 20
ata;nt
Bennett's lieat Coffe 1 lba.. BUM
and 6u stamps.
Teas, assorted, pound, 680 and TS
stanipa.
Tea Slftlng-a, pound 1 So and 10 stamps.
B. C, Baking Powder, -lb. can. 810
and 100 staiui.
Fresh Hade Lemon Cookies, lb, liai
Swift's I 'rid. Cleaner, 3 lkga. Sfto
and 10 stamps.
Klectrlc Spark White Soap, f bars for
SSo.
Hulled Beans With Chicken, t cans for
85c and lu stamps.
Llbby's Asparagus. SOc can for 8O0.
Brockport Orated Pineapple, cn for
10c and 6 stamps.
Cheese, full cream, pound SOo and 10
stamps.
Cheese. Vlrg-lnla Swiss, pound 860
and 10 stampa.
Bennett's Capitol Mluncemeat. I pack
ages for 85o and 40 stamps.
3(c can Old Ulsslon Klpe Olive for
15a.
. 2 rana Burnham's Tarpon Bay Clams,
for ISO.
Gallard Olive Oil, bottle. 85e and 20
stamps.
Quart can O. W. C. Syrup for 10c
Ten bars New Style Soap for SSe.
Cream of Hye Breakfast Food,
pai-nage, 100 ana iu stamps.
Double Stamps on Granulated Sugar.
Sweetheart Toilet Soup, six cakes, 853
and 10 stamps.
Pickles, assorted, bottle lOo and 10
stamps.
Macaroni, Star or Crescent, packages
for a&o and 10 stamps.
Safety Matches. 1 dozen boxea lOe.
Tuna Fish for salads, can 85c and 20
stamps.
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Pictures for Graduation
and Wedding Gifts
In our picture department you
will find over two thousand pic
tures chosen with the special needs
of gift givers always in view. In
cluded are wonderful works of art
in oil and water colors; beautiful
pastels, etchings and fine prints;
all nicely framed with woods that
will be in perfect harmony with
the color acheme of any room they
may adorn. Priced according to
the size and character, at lOt?
to $20.00 ach.
pedal rrloe ana Extra Stamps.
1 bottle tSnlder's ChlU eauoe .... I
1 bottle Gaillard's Olive Oil
1 Jar Ulllet's Mustard, large
1 can l-nlder's Pork and Beans..
1 lb. can a C. Baking Powder....
.25
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Special price So and TO stampa
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P Eierjtaing for Eierjbodj,
Drugs and Toilet foods
Specially Pr ced
One lb. Paris Green, 2o.
25c Imperial Root Beer Extract,
for 10.
4 big sheets poison Fly Paper,
for 5.
1 lb. Moth Balls, 8.
1 lb. Borax. 10.
$1.50 Oriental Cream, 98c.
25c can William's and Colgate's
Talcum, 154.
SOc jar Pompelan Massage
Cream, 31,.
2 5c Sanitol Cream, 19.
10c Palmolive Soap, 2 cakes for
15.
Due box Mme. Isabell's Face
Powder. 38.
SOc box Java Rice Powder,
29c.
10c Auditorium Bath Soap, 4
rakes for 254.
60c box Pozzonl's Powder, 29
25c box Sanitol Tooth Powder,
1G.
60c Perfumes In various odors,
tne ox. 254.
Women's Furnishings
Attractive from a standpoint of quality and price.
$4.00 and $5.00 Silk Vests at 2.50
These are of the famous Knyser make and are reduced
in price only because they have become slightly soiled
from display. Lace trimmed and handsomely hand em
broidered. Women's Lace Trimmed I nlon Suits A regular 50c number, 35.
L-e Trimmed Vest That usually sell at 25c each; Saturday, 3
for 50c, or, each, 19c.
$1.00 Silk Gloves at 49c
Extra quality Milanese silk with double finger tips,
in all sizes, and black, brown and tan. Double finger tip&
help out the wear qualities.
89c Silk Hose at GOc
Women's 80c Silk Horn- With Hale garter tops and soles, choice
cf blink and many pretty Hpht colors; Saturday, the pair, 50c.
Wmiich'k and Children's l ine Hibbed, l ust Black Hone orth 20c,
the pair, at 124.
Ne.kwear o! Various Kinds
One lot of lace, lawn and rib
bon storks, Hutch collars, ribbon
bows and .Inbots, worth up to 25 3
each, at 10.
New fichu collar of laces,
lawns and nets at 33 to 75
each, as the material and quality
warrant.
An tMld lot of embroidery and
lace yokes, worth up to $1.50
each. Saturday, Half Price.
Irish crochet collars that some
would consider good values at
$1.50 each, Saturday 69.
New lace veils, for summer
wear, in black, white, brown and
navy blue; 75( to $2.25 acn.
1 rom the Kibboa Store
All silk taffeta rihbonn, four
and five lr.chcs wide, in black,
white and colors; up to 20c val
ues at 10.
Five imil slv-lncfi. all silk taf
feta ribbons, in black, white and
colors; up to 35c values at 15.
A Reorganization of the Millinery
Department Brings Prices Down
The change of buyers brought about a little more
aggressive olicy than has heretofore been known in this
section of the store. We have started out to make this the
most sought for millinery store in eastern Nebraska if
not in the entire state. These bargains are necessary in the
attaining of that.object.
$10.00 Trimmed Hats at $3.93
A wonderful assortment of ele
gant Bummer styles, made of high
grade hemps and tagal braids
trimmed with flowers, etc. This
is not a lot of soiled or shopworn
models, but all new summer styles
such as you need for immediate
use and will be pleased to wear.
$2.98 Sailors at 98c
About three hundred in the lot
made of rough straws, in black,
.white ahd btfrnt shades and trim
med with blatk, red and blue silk
velvet bands. The lot Includes
the popular rolled Bailors.
A Willow Plume Special
When considered in connection with the fact that this is the only
store in Omaha that guarantees willow plumes, this offering assumes
a most important significance.
$15.00 guaranteed willow plumes, special for Saturday, only,
at $9.98.
Books for Graduation Gifts
The greatest variety of well selected and appropriate
books for graduation presents is to be found at this store.
Nothing is more pleasing or acceptable and we believe that
more books will be given for graduation presents this year
than ever before. We have prepared accordingly.
Here's word of a few of them suitable for graduates
of grammar, high or private schools, colleges and fratern
ities. My Golden School Days, 50.
School Girl Bays, cloth, $1.00.
School Fellows' Days, clolii, $1.00.
The Girl Graduate, novelty binding, $1.25. '
The Girl Graduate, 'Varsity Edition. $2.00.
My Alma Mater, (a college man's record). Ivy design, $1 5
My Fraternity, novelty binding, $1.25. - 4
My Sorority, novelty binding, Jjjj 25 1
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The Sale of Jewelry at Less Than 50c
on the Dollar to be Continued Saturday
This is the bankrupt stock of Louis Lamm & Co., of
Chicago, which we placed on sale for the first time last
Saturday. The selling has been heavy the last week, show
ing that the people appreciate such bargains as these and
demonstrating the fact of superior quality and exceptional
underpricing. But there is still ample choosing in
Men's Watches, Women's Watches,
Clocks o! Various Kinds,
Rings, Stick Pins, Lavallieres,
Lockets, Diamond Jewelry,
Brooches, Ear Rings, Etc., Etc.
All marked and selling at Just about half of their actual value
Space prevents us from enumerating in detail the thousands of bar
gains that await your choosing Saturday morning.
Omaha's Foremost Sheet Music Store
Offers Extra Specials for Saturday
Latest Song Hits at 10c
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Honoy, I'ut Your Anns Around
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All Alone. Meet Me In I'reainland, All
C 77, . '""r nay. Alamo Hac,
Iiulilln Kg, Kllver Threads, I Love 11
Vhen the Old Oaken Bucket Was
New. All That I Ak Is Ive. and
dozens of others. Choice, 10c
"Everybody Loves Me
But the Oae I Love"
This Is Ous Kdwrds' masterplxce
in song and was featured by Ml
Anna Hell In her fHru.ll ,.
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