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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1912)
16 1JIE OMAHA SUNDAY.- BEE: FEBRUARY 18. 1915. B ft 1 Monday the Greatest Day of the Greatest Barjain-fiivirt Sale New Spring White Goods in Linen Deparlm'l Monday Sheer Princess Nainsooks, 36 inches wide, worth 18c yard, at 12V.C Sheer Trincess Nainsooks, 56 inches wide, worth 35c yard, at 18c Fine Flaxons and Luna Lawns, worth 25c yd. 15c Fine Flaxons and Luna Lawns, worth 50c yd. .25c Pure Linen Vbeer White Waist lugs, worth 25c yard, at ..18c Pure Linen Sheer White 'Walst Ings. worth 60c yard, at.. 25 Pure Linen, 45-Inch Ramie Cloth; ell colors, worth 11.00 yard, at 50 Natural Color Automobile Fabric; vard fldo; worth 76c yard, at i-S&t u pi ' J3 . iygs acid y noleums Weeks and months of careful preparation for this sale, se lecting the superior and rejecting the inferior, in the many cash deals offered us, culminating in the bringing together a stock of high class rugs, fully equal to and we believe superior in assortment and values to any ever before of fered by any store at any time so great was the stock, so broad the range of patterns that Friday's and Saturday's big selling scarcely made any noticeable impression We always welcome comparison of values. See these Monday. Absolutely perfect goods all new spring 1912 patterns at prices actually less than the cost of production Monday. Ever Launched ly this or Any Other Omaha , Store Buy Monday $25.00 Seamless Wilton Eugs 9x12 size; on sale, choice ....$13.75 $40.00 Wilton and Wiltona Rugs 9x12 size, seamless, at ..$24.75 Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs $16.50 quality, 9x12 size, $9.98 $13.50 Tapestry Brussels Rugs 9x12 size, seamless, at ...$6.75 Every run offered in thl sale guar, anteed ixrfoct no seconds or misfit goods shows). $6.50 Union Art Squares 9x12 size, choice $2.89 $25.00 Tapestry Brussels Rugs 10-6x12 size, 10-wire quality, "at $15.00 $15.00 Velvet Rugs Extra heavy quality, 9x11 size, choice, $8.98 $30.00 Axminster Rugs Extra heavy, rich designs, 9x12 size, at $14.98 $2.50 Heavy Axminster Rugs 27x 54 size, at $1.49 Reversible Matting Bath Rugs Size 35x36, regular values up to 50c; on sale, each 10c LINOLEUMS-4 yards wide, all perfect goods, from the roll, worth up to $1 iter square yard, at 55c $2.00 Heavy Velvet Rugs 27x54 size, big line of patterns, at $1.10 New Laces Our stork of Lares of all description Is now complete, from the dainty Val. to the richest Duchess. Visit our en Urged Lace department Monday. As special Inducement we will sell: 6c Val. Lares and Insertions at, yard 4s 10c VL Laces and Insertions, at, yd. Be loo Zlon City Laces and Insertions, yd. e too Unen Thread Cluny, yard ass 10c Torchon Lares, yard s to Torchon Laces, yard aHe 7c VaL Lares, yard .. m 0e Venice Laces, yard ............... .tie i! 00 Venice Lews 4s $1.71 Venire Laces Se Remember, we are the exclusive sell Ins; agents In Omaha for the famous Zlon City Laces. Have Yeu Placed Your Order for the Spring Suits and Dresses? The new fabrics and style are now on display In ouf' Tailoring and Dress making Departments, on 4th floor. Distinctive Individuality mark every creation and you'll find fit. finish and workmanship simply perfection.. Wool Dress Fabrics Always in the lead in showing of the new fabrics, we have out done onr own best record this season, offering greater Assort ment and better values than ever. Three Special Monday Bargains. 75c All Wool Serges and Batistes In all colors, including black and white, 36 inches wide, on sale at, yard ...48c $1.28 Vienna Cloths 50 Inches wide, In all the new spring shades, very popular and a remarkable value, Monday, yard .78eJ Handsome New Jiovelty tMilUnge 5 inches wide, In all the new effect and weaves, a splendid assortment, 11.60 yard values, at 98? .art What low Want at Iae Trao Tfoii Would Expert to Pav '! A.' raw t;. i iltl MONDAY WE WILL COXTINCK THE Big Sale of Overcoats stack 750 VIII'M THAT HKIiP HIT HIT6.UJ TO KVKRY MAN WHO KNOWS Kesri soo handsome Coal added to "the tor onr Monday' Sale; regular f IS 00 and 118.00 values, fully the equal of tjioee , offered Saturday, matchless The coats are great bur, roomy models, cut SOxSa In. long with the new Improved perfect fitting convertible collars with or without belled back many of them waterproof. Come In all the new gray and brown coloring In all sixes 83 to 40 chest measure. OFFERED AT A PRICK BATTRDAY THAT DOK8 NOT OOVKH the ACTUAL COHT OF THE CLOTH Don't hesitate to put your money into one of these coat keep it for next season $7.60 In the bank at 4 per cent will bring you SOo in one year. This Investment will save you from $7.60 to $10.60 in cash next winter. Some saving, don't you think? If we hadn't bargained late In the season with on of our manufacturers. It would have been Impos sible to offer you such values a these $16.00 and $18.00 coats at $7.60. W have some of the same fabric and model In Boy' coats, sixes 8 to 18 yean, at $4.50. In conjunction the big clearance of the house sale continues, offering all fancy winter suits and ' overcoats, including our Hart Schaffner Marx, worth np to $36.00, at $15.00 Our entire stock of trousers, divided Into four big groups $2.00 to $6.00 values at 81.35 91.85 92.85 93.85 X Szle will continue tor two Cas- Monday and luesday LINOLEUMS 2 yards wide, all , perfect goods, from the roll, worth up to 73c per square yard at 45c and 35c 18x36 Door Mats, same as above, $1.25 values .' 69c New lots brought forward for Mon- I day. l'lcnty for all. Extra clerks to wait on you. Some Wash Goods Specials Ever)- new weave, all the new fabrics and coloring for spring now in stock. Siik stripe Voiles in all the latest and popular shades, regular 50c giade -35 Printed J3ot Voiles worth 25c a y&rd 18f Suratka Silk in plain colors, all the new and leading shades, 25 Satin Lus Foulard, silk finish, sold everywhere for 2?c yard, at 15e Foule Serge in creams, with black stripe, just the thing for suits; 36 inches wide, 25c grade 15c Imported English Poplin .-50f Egyptian Tissue. In pretty plaid and stripes 24 Jacquard Waistlngs 12 'xt Galatea Linen, nice assortment of colors and patterns 10c Hillsboro ginghams in stripes and plaids, good for spring . . lOt Graumont Zephyrs, all good pat terns, 32 inches wide . .-15 Domestic Room Specials for Monday Sheetings, Cambrics, Prints, Ginghams Wash Goods-White Goods and other lines of domes tic linens; Table Oil cloths, etc., all untterpriced. 9-4 Bleached Lockwood, genu ine article 18 He 0-4 Aurora Bleached, genuine article 174 60 doz. ready-made sheets, 72x 90, regular price 60c, on sale 38 60 ready made sheets, regular price la 69c, on sale at k 48 100 dot lOe bath towels on ! at 7V,, 100 dot. buck towels worth 10c 74 All our UWjc batiste, printed 10a ic table daa.ask see A large Una of organdies, regnlar Iw. at T'sO 11.00 table damaak TSo lie table da-ma k tee Closing out all Blanket aiid Comfortable at less than cost. Try HAYDEN'S First Lace Curtains and Draperies Specials for Monday that mean a saving of al--' most half. $10.00 Filet Net Curtains, heavy weave with borders, full size, Monday at pair 97.50 $4.00 Cluney Curtain with linen lace and with a double edge, Monday at pair 92.88 $1.60 Lace Curtain of all kinds, white, ecru, full sire, pair. .984, 7 5e Curtains, 'large assortment, Monday at pair 45 Large assortment of bungalow nets In white, ecru and cream, 40-in. wide, all new styles, at yd. 18. 25. 39. 50c 60e yd. Drapery Silk for over drapes, Monday at yd.... 35 25c yd. Colored Scrim for curtains, all colors. Monday at yd..l7g $6.60 pair Rope Portieres with heavy bands and chenille cords, Monday, at pair .... . .5.0O 2 5c yd. plain scrim for cuttalns, 40-inches wide, white, cream atd ecru, Monday at yard.... is Mailorders Filled From Our Daily Ads. New Tailored Suits $25 "Wo are showing for Monday 23 clever new designs in Tailored Suits in which every graceful line, the superior . quality of workmanship nnd material, the swing and general appearance looks $33 and $40 tf O C would be in most stores k-V us show you these new beauties, here at EXTRA SPECIALS r'Olt MONDAY'S SELLING Ladles' and Misses' Chiffon party and dancing dresses, worth $26.00. In all wanted colors, Monday 914.90 Long Spring Coats New de signs and most desirable ma terials and colors, splendid as sortment shown Monday, at 912.50 One lot of tailored waists, made to sell up to $2.50. We bought them at a bargain and are of-1 ferlng them Monday, while they last, choice 98t One lot of tailored suits made to sell op to $20.00. Attract ive style, well fitted. While they last, Monday, choice at . 95.95 Handsome assortment Seal Plush Coats, a big delayed shipment just received. Gar ments would sell regularly at $45, will be offered Monday for quick clearance, at .-922.50 Ladies' Long Flannelette and Challis Kimonos, values up to $2.00, In Monday sale, your choice for 95 Women's Silk Underskirts, your choice of taffetas or mesca lines, nearly all colors, regu lar value up to $7.60, In Mon day sale, at 92.95 Children's Wash Dresses, all new spring styles, and worth up to $1.50, In Monday's sale, while they last, at 49 The New Silks Shown in a magnificent variety of colorings and weaves. Such an assort ment as is now offered leaves nothing to be desired by-the most particular. Bordure Foulards, Messalines and Sillf Serges, in the new two-tone ef fects, attractive values at . .$1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 SL25 Imperial Messalines 89c-A fine line of Imperial dress Messalines, 36 in. wide, in all new colors, delight ful assortment for selection, in Mon day's sale, yard 89c 85c Silk Foulards at 68c-30 pieces of New Spring Foulards in all colors choice designs, sells regularly at 85c yard, as a special Monday, yd. 68c Hall-Borchert Dress Forms We have the direct agency for (he States of Nebraska and South Dakota for these well-known Dress' Forms. Wa handle no other make, none but the genuine Hall-Borchert. We have a special lot of the Bust Form that we will sell Monday, each 91,00 Ladies' Neckwear We have just enlarged this depart ment, and have received our new line of spring and summer novelties. See our special 25c and 49c lines of Jabots, Dutch Collars and Flower Ornament ' Monday. Monday Bargains in Fancy China Austrian and Japanese China plates, cups and saucers, bon-bon dishes, pickle dishes, creamers, bone dishes and fruit saucers; special, each 7 He Japanese Oatmeal Bowls, 6 for 25 Japanese Tea Pots, in blue and whito 15 Splendid Sav ings Monday In Women's and Children's Furnishings ft.Oe Misses' and "' tlnlpn Suite, all sUea, in grey and cream color, at .... 36o "he Misses black sateen blooniera. all alaes from 3 years to 10 yean, at ae Mc Children's fin quality fleece lin ed veats and pants, all alxea from 3 to It yeara, at . ISO : 0 Ladles' Com blnatlon Suits, Skirts and Gowns, finely trimmed and extra well made, at 8o Ladles', Minn' and Hoya' rood quality outing flannel gowna, made to aell at 75c, on sale at 38o I for 01.00 lie l-adies' Hood muslin gowna. made good and Ions, at 36o S for 1100 T5c Ladlea' fine Jersey ribbed and fleece lined veeta and panta.tn white, rcrey and cream color, extra and resular sizes, on aale at SSe 11.50 Ladles' Wool Veata and Pants, Harvard Mills brand, In white or grey, at TSo il.Sit and 11. io fiklrta.- embroider ed or lace trim med, extra well made, at 6Sa, 4o $2.00 Embroideries 98c a Yard. $2.00 yard, 45-in. Embroidered Voiles and Marquisette, the very latest novelties for summer and evening gowns, sale price Monday only, yard 98c $7.09 St. Gaull Embroidered Flouncings $3.75 This is n line of the finest Irish Crochet and Swiss Embroidered Flouncings- made. The most up-to-date novelty on the market. See this line Monday. Regular price $5.00 to $7.00 yard, sale price, yard $2.75, $3.75 $1.00 Flouncings 49c yard We will place on sale a complete line of O. K. 18-in. and 27-in. Skirt Flouncings, worth $1 to $1.50, at the special prices of, yard 49c and 79c 18-in. Corset Cover and Skirting Embroidery 15c yard This is a new line of good quality cambric flouncing and corset cover embroidery. Kegular price 25c yard. Sale price Monday, yard 15c A big line of Mill Ends at, yard. .SVic, 7!-.C, 9c 12'ic It's tiayden's Grocery Prices Vast leap Bewa the High Cost of Uvur la Oaaaka. Tea Save rrosa M M 60. IT lbs. best granulated sugar ..11.00 4S-lb sacks best High Grade Diamond H Family Flour, notblns like It for the money, sack S1-&3 IS bars Beat 'Em AU or Diamond C soap Ma Gallon cans Golden Pumpkin ...tSo Gallon cans Apples 800 Gallon cans Peaches or Wax Beans. can .....ate 1-lb. cans apples H i-lb. cans Gooseberries for pies THe Gallon cans Golden Table Syrup So t Iba best white or yellow cornmeel, at , le Iba best Boiled Breakfaat Oatmeal. at ase 14-ounce pkg. Old style Breakfaat Oatmeal se Peter's Cocoa, In bulk, per lb. ....ase McLaren's Peanut Butter, per lb. lSe The beat Domestic Macaroni, pkc. at 8t l ib. cans SMrarted Soups yo Cleaned Currants, per lb. 10s California Mammoth Raisins, lb. loo California Mulr. Peaches, lb. . .ISa California Beedleaa Ralalna, lb. 10s California Cooking Flaa, lb. ....v,e Boy Batterlae aa right the Battel TTast. J lba good Butterine Se 1 Iba i"od table Butterine 3e 2 Iba. fancy table Butterine ....40e 3 Iba. better than, lota of creamery butter e The SrtatMi Vegetable Market la the West Toa Save rrosa M to 100 m Gent. 1 bunches fresh Carrots, Beets, Tur nips or Kadishea for . .......lOe 1 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce e t bunches of paraley Lara Head Lettuce, each Me Fancy California Cauliflower, ' at . lb. THe Fancy Brussels Sprouts, lb. . ...l&o Large Grven Popper. 1 for .lOe Fancy Pie Plant, bunch TS Irge Cucumbers So, TSo, lOe Fancy Celery So, t-Ss Fancy Cape Cod Cranbemaa. per quart UHl 1-lb. boxes fancy hothouse Mush rooms OOfl Freah Cabbase. lb. 3e Old Beet a. Turnips, Carrots or Para- nip. lb. Se pedal Mlgblaa aTavel Oraage Bale And will aell you a silver plated Orange fipooo for lc. You don't have to save wrappers or pay any pootaare. and contains SIS grams mora sliver than the trust spoon, per dosea ISe, SOo, ase, 3e Extra Special for Monday in Our Famous Domestic loom. At S P. M. One case ot Lons dale the genuine brand, 38 in. wide, 10 to IS yard limit at, a yard 6s At 9 A. M. One ease of Scotch Lawns, in remnants, regular price 7 He, 10 yard limit at, yard f. 2? At 10 A. M. Ofie case of Indigo blue Apron Checks, fast colors, excellent cloth, regular 7c 10 yard limit at, yard 4 At 2 P. M. One case of Hope Muslin, gennlne article, yard wide, bleached 10 to 12 yards limit at, yard 6H At t P. M. 1 rae or :x ready made Sheets, reg. price 66c, sheeta lhi.1t. at, each 3o At 4 P. M I rase of 4:3 pillow slips, regular price lie, 11 limit, at. each o Ma ether specials sot advertises, will be announced eo the floor. You ran make Big Savings on every day needs by taking advan tage of these Special Bargain of. ferlngs In Houselurnishings at Hayden's 10- gal. extra heavy garbage ran with covers 89? 12-gal. extra heavy garbage ran with covers 89f $2.00 folding wringer benches; holds 2 tubs 81.49 $6 00 ball-bearing wringer guaran teed for S years $4.25 Mrs. Potts' B-plece sad iron worth 1125 at 79 0 clothes pins or I boxes for .... lOe Folding Ironing Board wtttr' stand !. Double faced Zinc Washboard le 19-nU galvanised water pail at 15o 11 - it. galvanlxed water rail at . SOo l!-qt. galvanised water pall at ..SSe No. 2 heavy galvanized wash tubs 45c No. 3 hoary galvanised wnh tut Sao No. S extra heavy c-.'- . r bottom wash boards - S1.4S No. extra heavy it.;, r bottom wash boards 91.SO a H .al... U.I mh ) f'l.r .SSil No. I galvanised wash boiler .. Sec S Special Bargain-Giving in Linens Monday Unhemmed Pattern Clotty: worth $1.75, at 91.00 Unhemmed Pattern Cloths: worth 13.00, at 81.23 Pure Linen Satin Damask; worth S1.75 yard, at. 81.00 Pure Linen Satin Damask; Worth 12.00 yard, at. 81.25 Pure Linen Napkins; worth 5.00 a doien. at $2.95 Pure Linen Napkins; worth $6.50 a dozen, at 83.98 Pure Linen Dresser Scarfs; worth $1.25, at 63 Pure Linen Dresser Scarfs; worth $1.73, at 81.00 Hemstitched Huck Towels; worth 18c, at 10? Hemstitched Huck Towels; worth 25c, at 154 Try HAYDEN'S First THEY WOKE UP LOUISVILLE freaTras af Wesaaa's Maveaieat to Make Ike MetropalU BraatlfaL It was tke woourn wbo woke up Louis vine. They first realised, says a writer In the World's Work, that the city was capabls of being made a beautiful one and they set to work to bring this about by opening a campaign through aews fctiiert, personal letters and personal so 1 Station. - 2 be first object of their attack was the factory situation. Tbe factories, for the most part, dumped their rubbish any where that happened to be convenient and made no attempt to keep their premises In order. lne women's movement soon brought about a change. Manufacturers quickly responded to their appeal. Rubbish was ae. longer dumped carelessly. Grass seed was sown. Flower beds were planted. Fac tory windows were adorned with pots of growing plants and many owners were induced to apply a coat ot well-nigh tor gotten paint. Owners of tenement houses were ap pealed to, and they recognised the com mercial advantage of beautifying their premises. A successful crusade wss In augurated scalast awning poles which reached to the street and tended to block traffic on tke pavement, and against overhead wires, which now have been forced underground. - The crusade tor cleanliness and beauty bad a peculiar psychological effect. The women's cnissde was hardly completed when a crusade was begun for a pure milk supply. Within twelve months the dairy sltusdon wss revolutionised. The publle had become Inoculated with the fever of deanllneas and sanitation and a mere description of the conditions sur rounding tbe average American dairy wss sufficient. Milk brought la by Interstate traffic and from the upstate trade was subjected to the same rigid scrutiny that prevails In local dairies and Louisville's milk supply has become Immeasurably improved. Tbe leaven kept working. Three times the voters had rejected a proposition to Issue city bonds for the completion of the sewer system. The issue finally car ried and t.m.iw was spent upon a com plete system- The new filter plant was built at a cost of SXtW.em A Kentucky. Indiana and Ohio tristate roraarisaton Is now at work ea plans to purify the water of the Ohio river before It reaches the Louisville filter plant. - la the wake ot the civic renaissance public attention was attracted to the river front. Tbe subject ot water front parks was broached, and though that dream has not yet been fully realised the river front ta being constantly improved. The burden of these improvements naturally fell moat heavily upon the business men and property owners of the dty. Tet none has troubled to calculate bow much the campaign has affected business. They ara an satisfied from a purely speculative standpoint: they know that the "cleaned up' eky pay. SI1IGI0US NOTES. Rev. Auguntine fowling. l. D.. of Providence. R. l., bishop-eiect of the new Roman Catholic diocese of Des Moinrs. Is.. Is 43 yeara of ale. three years older than Rev. P. A. atcliovern, biehop-elect of Cheyenne. Rt. Rev. Richard Scan nell of the dtoceee of Omaha 43 when elevated to the episcuite. Forty years la generally regarded as the mini mum ae for promotion, tbwiaii there have been distinguished exceptions, 'or dinal Gibbons was consecrated bishop of the vicariate of North Carolina At th? age of 12 and was transferred to the see of Richmond four years later. Rev. Francis Glesson. a Catholic prteet over years old, has passed a success ful examination and tn admitted to the practice of law at Sacramento, t'sl. Rev. AlponuK 8. Donlon has been ap pointed president at tieorsetowo uni versity to succeed Rev. Joseph J. Ilim mell. He Is a native of Albany. N Y . and a graduate of Georgetown. For tbe last three years he has been assistant to the provincial of the Jesuit order. That women with small children msy not lee .'bilged to remain away from churcfc, Mgr. Charles A. Cassidy. pastor of St. Peter's Roman Catholic church, Xew Brighton. 8. I., has established a nursery connect with the enured, where mothers on arriving for mass mac kave their Utile ones until the ferv c 3 are tnd?d- Tbe key to success In business II the