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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1911)
THE BEE: OMAITA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1011. limp ' I ' MM II II r - "1 mi ! M, T-MIIIII l l It Saturday is Our Women's Pure Thread Silk Hosiery wiuo iibib gintr tops, lisie soiee, neeis and toes or ilk 'double soles, beela and toes: $1.50. $1.75 and $2 quallUeo, at, pair , , Women's Pure Thread 611k Hosiery Llale soles or silk .soles, beels and toes; black and fancy light colors; worth 76c pair, at pair Women's Pure Silk Boot Hosiery Lisle soles, heels and toes, also fine imported lisle Opera length; worth 60c pair, at, pair Women's Imported Lisle and Cotton HosieryPlain and fancy lace, also pure silk hosiery; worth 50c, at, pair Men's Pure Thread Silk Hosiery Extra quality; lisle double soles, heels and toes; worth 60c pair, at, pair Women's and Children's Cotton Hosiery Also misses' and boys' at, pair Men s Shawknit, Columbia and finished hosiery; worth 25c, at, pair . ; KaIT underwear Women's Imported Swiss Ribbed Lisle Vests; pinjc, sky and white ; 50c quality, at. ; t Infants' fine Merino Shirts, $L sizes 3 to 7; special, at. Wide All Silk Dresden Taffeta Ribbon Black and white and fancy striped satin taffeta. Persians. all silk moire taffeta, glace imes, sann tanetas, plain A - f 1 1 i up to 9 incnes wiae ana worm up to. 35c a 4 r yard; at, yard. Women's Dainty Hand Embroidered Corner Shoer Irish Linen Handkerchiefs Also four corner hand, embroidered, Mexican hand drawn work, dainty colored embroidered borders, all linen; also men's all linen handkerchiefs. Many worth 4 r 25c; at, each. , I3C Women's neckwearnew sailor collars in dainty crochet and Venise lace effects, dainty jabots and side frills, tailored stocks, etc.; worth up to $1.00; at, 0ft each eftfC cuT' Victor This is the Victor Talking Machine Co's New Model IV Just Out $ The Wonder of 1911. J V Hear this Latest tfaryel With the Latest September Vic- flg y tor Records Specially Built, Sound Radiating jf Talking Machine Parlors if?. Pompeian Room j & BRANDEIS Down o the Prices At Hayden's uTeat Dept. THE RELIABLE MEAT MARKET Spring Chickens, per pound .l2Vo Hindquaxters Spring Lamb ,(J Mutton Legs ,Qc Mutton ioast . . 5c Mutton Stew, 10 lbs. .7.7.7.255c Pork Roast, pound 7.9V c Pot Roast, 7c, 6c and 777. ,5c Bacon Strips 10 HAYDEN'S MEAT DEP'T. n n mm Roaf.t Lamb per lb.. . . . Pig Pork Chop per lb 9C 15c Cudahy's Rex Skinned Hams; nice and lean per lb 210 N. 16th Street Phones: Douglas MANY WEDDINGS ill occur (Ma month. You ara lnvit"l Ara you raaayf ?.itnin iJofr than siarluifc- fcilvar fir tha wedJing gjft, le:ia i.v minuiei t:a our stora. Louk foi- it. uama. ?S. W. LINDSAI, Jeweler isie miui Monday ii the 4tf Great '1 Rale & i - makinff N Stock Big Special Sale of 3iery Heavy, medium or lirht weieht 98c 49c 35c 25c 21c 15c and Lisle hosiery, , Finished other noted makes lisle in medium weight 29c 25c worth 50c to 75c .'. changeable taffetas, messa- n talietas; black and all colors; . i Th Lowest Price Ever Quoted on a Vktrola STORES nn mm Fall Lamb Legs l-er lb , 7c Choice Pot Koast ( 8c-6c per lb . . . . . every one guaranteed ; 1796; A-214L rtsui H c3 8 JLAgwwMwiwtiMWAaiiatjiwM u tjiuimumumuuB umii in i imi mi i gfarmyn I A COMPLETE SHOWING OF Bj Men's Fail Th display la our windows lias attracted widespread attention. Tner nT wu such a display of HOKEST CLOTHIVO VALUES in Omaha. AU tha aa fibrloa in th best as 4 latest colors, snappy and oonaarvatlTe styles. Small Prices on Big Values Wa strlTa to girm yon honest values oomblned with aU tha naw styles, rery suit w salt we offer was made to seU at $3.00 to $8.00 more than oar prices. New Fall Trousers HATS Wa U vita yon to lnspaot tha LARGEST and Ton f1"4 u-ni BBBT Una of naw f.u trona.r. W shown for J Sn"' ouf Ouara'nte? man and young; man at a popular prioe-oherlots, . JpJclal h oasslmeras, plain and striped worsteds, figured and plain bine serge fabrics, ml coneenratlra, gfi df gP per top and cuff bottom styles. VfeJNk jj Jtoy H H $1,90, $2,50, $3, $3.50, S4, $5, $6 "liT Neckwear Men's Hose Suspender Bargains Bargains Special AU the latest 60c Regular 20c hose, plain Regular 50c Lisle "T.e.ar: . . . .25c 9c t!n.?. 25c Cws CTCtft c Cx&f Omaha's Pur Food Center FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLE DEPARTrENT. Vi-tm. basket fancy Sweet Pota toes, per lb, 3c j per basket. 60o 3 plain Lettuce. , Sc 3 Btooki large Bleached Celery 10c Applet, per peck SOo New Cranberries (to arrive), per .. Quart 10c New Mint and Water Cress. . . .Be Fancy Blue Grapes, per basket 20c SS cross tt-gal. Mason Jars, per dozen. 65c 86o beavy, well made Clothes Bas kets, each 60c 4 Bo can 2 H -lbs. Green Asparagus, special 23c 6 cakes "Magle Washer" Soap does all the work 2flc Grape-Nuts, per pkg ioc Pint Mason Jar Strained Fruit Honey 85c 9 pkgs. Shredded Wheat 23c 2-lb. pkg. Swedish Health Bread tor 23c C cwkjc qfzxxq Free Land The Twentieth Century Farmer, to meet the demand of its readers for land information, has gathered and compiled data on soils, climate and farming conditions in all parts of the country. It is willing to give out this information, free, if postage is sent with inquiry. Io You Want to Know About government land laws, location of land of fices, etc . How to get irrigation lands, location of projects, laws governing same, etc. Best sections for fruit growing, general farming, stock raising or dairying. Your questions will get prompt attention. State plainly and specifically what you want to know. Write, Land Information Bureau The Twentieth Century Farmer Omaha. Nebraska Bee Booklover's Contest 9 wm You Can Save Your Hair A person nevep realizes the importance of giving their hair a few minutes attention each day until it is gone. UD QUirsJIME HAIR TONIC gives rapid growth, removes dandruff and stops falling hair. A. L. UNDELAND, 14C7 Dcuilaa Rtr-t lothing C535 C15 CUViii 4 PKgs. -uneeda" Biscuit. ... 15e i 50o Jar Queen Olives, special. . 8Ac 8 cans Red Cross Milk 23c ( BUTTER AND CHEESE DEPT. "Lotus" Creamery Butter, In car- ivub, yoi iu . . . me Our best Country Butter, In sanl- tary Jars, per lb aoc S 8 pkgs. Neufchatel Cheese. . . .10c (M Imported Swiss Cheese, per lb.85e Domestlo Swiss Cheese, per lb. 23c Cottage Cheese, In cartons. . . ,10c Imported Roquefort Cheese, per lb , . .40c ajiu ricicies, per ao.,15c and 80cf Sauerkraut, per quart tOc 9 Fre,e Demonstration OXION SALT, t The Universal Food 8asonlng.(i Menu Saturday Combination fi Salad. Zvsst Qrjsc. fgorok C. Information Value $900.00 The magnificent, fancy walnut KRELL AUTO GRAND PLAYER PIANO which nothing can excel. No other player-pla.no has in tha atta in te the human touch" sa desired by musical ear and to prised by the mantifafturert. This Instru ment will be exhibited, explained and played for anyone who wishes to ee It In the ware rooms on the third floor at Benuett's. V II "W iCBarassssarn To Do Soiraetliioo Better fop IV2eo and Young IVIon i 111? Our special folder containing a few samples we are producing in our "wonder" clothes will reach you soon by mail If it has not already thousands of them are on the way. HAYDEN BROTHERS Omaha Distributers Hart. Sctiollncr -Ji GNOSIS Not Expensive FOOTWEAR FOR WOMEN. $4.00 buys a pair of these up-to-date shoes, and every la4y who wears them will find all the style, comfort and service of the custom made shoes. If you have never tried a pair of SOROSIS SHOES, do so to day. You've all leathers on the newest model lasts to select from. Try them on and you will pronounce them perfect in fit and finish, and of Just the style to please you. The new Stub Toe patterns in tan and black leathers and fabrics now ready Sorosis Shoe Store 203 South 15th Street t runk Wilcox. SPECIALS AT HELPHAND'S Don't buy your winter clothes till you have seen our line. It will pay you to see what we offer you. Men's all worsted suits in either blue brown or gray, good make and style, sold elsewhere at $12.50; our price 87.50 Men's Overcoats, sold at $12.50; our price $7.50 Men's rubberized raincoats, $9.50 value; pur price $4.50 Boys' suits, sizes 3 to 16, regular $3.50 value; our price. . .$1,00 Boys' suits, $6.50 value, blue serge Included; on sale at.... $3.90 Men's pants, $3.50 quality, at $1.50 Boys' pants, $3.50 quality, '. $1.50 Men s underwear, Saturday only, at. 15 Mens socks, 15c quality; our Price 8 Men's 50c work shirts; our Price Men's 50c underwear; our Price 39t Men's $3 shoes; on sale at $3.00 Hundreds of other bargains too numerous to mention here. J. Helphand Clothing Co. Coniplata Outfitted for Mas and Boys 314 North Sixteenth Street. f if ED KftUG IWMx Ca 3JfciZfl Oemsamen JMatrlaatersi Ma Nktlf, 32)4 Ss. 2U St, Oauka hti Eiteo. 2S24 f SL, Sati Oauit C (sm, Casssil Bbiis, km J You reach people wlio buy when you avdvertlM in The Bee. In the Way That Was the Inspiration That Led to the "Hayden Wonder" Clothes We took the standard of the man who pays this price tho thrifty man who knows style, who wants a suit that will fit and will give good sen-ice and who is careful with his money. Down the line we went, saw more fabrics to put in these good clothes than a hundred men will wear in a lifetime, chose the best and produced a better. Xot merely one better, but hundreds; adding variety to value, and here they are, ready to wear "Hayden Wonder" Suits Strictly ajl wool, hand tailored perfect fitting and shape you want. Regulars, stouts, long stouts, short stouts, stubs and slims in all the predominating fabrics for Autumn wear. The bluo serge we have produced in this line is certainly a "wonder." Th best suit in America we offer you at S14.50. Why pay $1S.00? 2 OV S cliool Shoes The real live American boy must have a durable school shoe. No ordinary Boy's 6hoe will stand the hard knocks be will give them. We have a boy's school shoe that we guarantee to outwear two pairs of the average boys' shoes, and they do it too. High grade material and skilled workmanship make these shoes cost a trifle more than the ordi nary kind. But the difference in wearing qualities will save you money in the long run. 1 to 64 $2.00 10 to 13 Vi $1.75 Drexel Shoe Co. . 1419 Farnan Strt. , AMUSEMENTS. all OMAHA vs. PUEBLO Sept. 1S-1G-1V ROURKEPARK Friday, Sept. 15 Ladies'. Day. Cars Leave 15th and Farnam at 8:80 ASVABTOED AUSZTCLI.il Matinee Every pay 2:16; Every Nlht This wee: Aruiur iwagun; in cour tier: M. Golden and Kuaaian Trouba- dour; Lydell and Butterworth: "Room 44;" Slema: Albertua lat-and Jaaala Mil lar; Klnodroine. Orpheum Conoeri Or chestra. Prices: Night 10c. t6o. 60c Ho. Matinee beat eeats Zoo,: except boll, days, Saturday and Sunday. AMERICAN THEATER O. T. Woodward, Mgr. Tonight, Matinees Tuesday, 2'bursday and Saturday. Frloea 10 and 8S Casts MISS EVA LANG AID WOODWARD STOCK COsCPAaTT ZJT "THE CHAPERON" Hext Week, The Stubborness of Qereidla "OKiai'i run cewteb." iAClr Ivs-a., 15-0O-6O.750 U AX.I.XDAY fe CVSX.SV, JjT Saw'ow Painting the Town EXTIiVAOim AVS VAUDBTIHB Bic Chorus or Girlies and the Uvlnc Art Gallery. Ladles' Dime Xatlnew Svery Week Day. 6UX. & WK.-' The M.dnijht ilajdena." KRUG Mat. Today, Soo (rig-ht, 60o, Mo Ularliar IDEAL COMEDIANS and ATHM0RE GREY In DANCE ANITRAS S,adUs' Sally Sim Kaunas , BRANDEIS THEATER This Afternoon, S6o to 91.00 Tougbt, S6o to ti.no H. II. WARXKK laT "ALIAS jxmrr TAiavTiars" Two Heasons in aTew Turk. Sunday afatlnee, i&o Til COBTYXOT'S D1DOUTIA B is of Suit- ot & IVIarx Clothes SCHOOL SHOES THAT WEAR It Is not enough that School Shoes look nice they should be made of the toughest stork, if satisfactory' service is to be se cured. In buying our School Shoes we first selected the Etock then the style and finish so that, take our word for it. you can't get bet ter shoes for the price than ours. They're priced from $1.50 (o $2.50 A PRESENT FOR THE CHILDREN With every pair of Children's Shoes purchased, we are giving free a dandy little "Scholar's Companion" and Pencil Box. Fry Shoe Co. 16th and Douglas Grandmothers Used Sage Tea To Darken th Hair and Re store Gray and Faded Hair to Its Natural Color. It to easier to preserve the oolor of the hair than to restore It. although It la possible to do both. Our grandmothers understood the secret They mad a "sag tee," and their dark, glossy hair long after middle Ufa was due to this fact. Our mothers have gray hairs be fore they are fifty, but they are begin ning to appreciate the wisdom of our grandmothers In using "sage . tea" for their hair and are fast following suit Th present generation has the advan tage of the past In that It can get a redy-to-us preparation called Wyeth's Sage and 6ulphur Hair Remedy. As a scalp tonic and color restorer thle prep aration is vastly superior to th ordinary "sage tea" made bj( our grandmothers. This remedy Is sold under guarantee that the money will be refunded If it falls to do exactly as' represented. If your hair la losing color or coming out, start using Wyeth's Sage and Sul phur today, and see what a change it will make In a few days' time. This preparation la offered to th pubilo at fifty cents a bottle, and la recom mended and sold by all druggists. Special Agents: Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.. isth and Dodge Sta; Owl Drug Co., isth sad Harney Sta Cigar Specials SATURDAY OXLY Permit, box of 60 tl.75 McCullough, box of 50. . .$1.75 Tom Keene. box of 50. . .$1.75 Henry George, box of 50. $1.75 Little Tom, box of 50. . . .$1.75 T. B. C, box of 50 $1.75 Schmidt's Pharmacy 21th and Cuming Reliable Dentistry TafTs Dental Roids MOD CRM an a MOOCRAyg, KINTEIKTH FAR NAM 414 OMAMAa THE OMAHA BEE is the home paper of Nebraska 1 i I B9U ' j