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Till: OMAHA SUNDAY BEK: MARCH 2,
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What the
Omaha Theaters
Offer for This Week
engagement of two dafs, -with
on Wednesday. "Madamo X" Id's
(Continued from Page Ten.)
locally. lie has been seen here na the
Star in "Tho Land of Nod" and "The Sil
ver Slipper" and with Anna Held. Other
prominent members arc Aland Williams,
late with Raymond Hitchcock; Templar
8axe. in the original "Plff, Paff, lou'f,'
and Harry Paul I.
Patrons of the Brandels wilt have an
opportunity of witnessing a; newr
"Madame X" In tho person "of Eugenie
lllalr, who comes to the Ilrandets on
Tuesday ana Wednesday next for an
matinee
a strong,
Clipping play with n wonderful moral
from the pen of Alexandra Blsson, the
famous French dramatist,-, which has
created a furore on both continents. The
story is powerful in thenio'and well told,
nnd In Its unfolding lends to tho stago
one of the best dramatic offerings ever
presented. An excellent company sup
ports Miss Blair. .Tho production Is'
Identical with that necn at high prices
last season.
William F&versham's nil-star produc
tion of Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar"
will ooeupy tho' stag of the Brandels
theater on Thursday and Friday even
ings, March f and 7.' The sconto and
mechanical aide of the production has
cost upward of 140,000. while tho com
pany numbers over 209 persons. A spo
ol al train of ulna cars, including four
baggage earn, four sleepers and a dining
car is required to transport tho company
to its various stands, and in all the rail
road offices of the country this train Is
familiarly known as the "William Favor
sham Special." To assemble In one or
conization four such giants of the drama
tu$ .Mr. Farersham, Frank Keenan, Nor
ton Churchill and Fuller MclUsh, nnd
such renowned players as Miss Julie
Opp, Arthur Elliott, Lionel llelmore,
Jane Wbcatley and others of equal
prominence is an achievement thoroughly
epoch-making In tho annals of the English-speaking
stage, and one wlilcn re
dounds great credit to Mr. Faversham.
No traveling organization In America
has ever even approached the weekly ex
penses which are Incurred by tho all
star "Julius Caesar" company, yot de
spite the stupendous character of the
undertaking, there has been absolutely
no advance in prices.
nn etttertalnfnnit oiisiMlnic of '.ml'sl '
songs and light toe dancing. Mr. l.inn
was In Omaha Inst season as a feature
of " Tho Planoiihlend." Chnrles and ,
Adelaide Wilson will ptWHtnt a skit
called 'The Messenger, the Aid and the
Violin." Meshnn's canines will offer one
of the most Interesting acta of the road )
shows These well trained dogs perform
some remarkably clever trloks.
Mme. Julia Culp." the much heralded
liedcr singer, will give a recital at the
Brandels theater on Tuesday afternoon,
March 4, -nt 4 o'clock. Mine. Ctitp will
have tho support of Cocnrnad V. Bos at
tho piano. Tho program selected for this
concert comprises the songs of Schubert,
Schumann, Loewc, Beethoven and lastly
a group of Brahcms, which It Is said this
nrttst offers Irreproachably, Of Culp's
recent engagement 'with the Cincinnati
orchestra, tho Enquirer said: "Her
mastery of tho technical sldo of her art
Is remarkable yet the finest beauty of
her singing Is tho manner in which she
subjects nil this to tho Interpretation of
a song. Volco, breathing nnd the other
tools of her trade arc only means for the
accomplishment of a higher purpose. Tho
public enthusiastically applauded tho
most artistic singing the-current seavon
has afforded." Julia Culp Is the protege
of Queen Emma, mother of Queen Wit-helmlna.
During tho week starling Sunday,
March 2. wo are to havo tho first annual
visit to Omaha of tho Hippodrome Hoad
Show. First comes the famous Boneoottl
troupo of European acrobats, composed
of ono woman and threo gentlemen, and
last summer the foature acrobatic not
with tho Hagonbock - Wallaco shows.
Next, Corrlgan's herd of trained goats in
tho novel goatologuc, "The Shepherd's
Dream." Lucas & Ilea tor will start the
fun selection of !' .ihow by offering
"Fourteen Mi-' Travesty." Muyer
w'.l". k' ban., :uo proceedings by
menu of Ills novelty musical act entitled
' Trouble In a Conservatory." Nowrof &
Phelps will interest with a singing and
dancing melange. Thoso Four Kids,
whoso potpourri of songs nntf capers is
guaranteed to start a small-sized riot at
every performance The old reliable Hip
poscope will offer the clearest, stcndloit,
cleanest movies in Omaha, ntandlng ou'
specially promlnont on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday because of the projection
of tho universal weekly of world ovcn'.n
on those days. Four performances re
given every Saturday and Sunday: two
performances every ovcnlng starting ex
7 and 0 o'clock: a matinee Is Riven on the
remaining days of tho week from t till 6,
Hedwlg von Mueller, the leading prima
donna of the "Day Masqueradcrs" com
pany, Is a countess, possibly tho only
woman connected with extravaganza In
thl country todoy who has a title to
Which she Is honestly entitled. Her
father was Count Martin Wllhelm von
Mueller, an artist, designer nnd decora
tor, who came to this country in the '60s
from Thurcnlnger, Wartburg, Germany.
Adelaide Thurston will bo tho attraction
ht tho Brandels theater next Saturday
and Sunday. Mlaa Thurston comes to us
Hope, who has provided J.cr with a brand T!0 cunt von Mueller was a descendant
m.w comedy by Frederick Paulding en- ot ,onsf ,,ne of artists. Miss von
titled "Tho Love Affair." In "Tho Lovo Mueller's mother was Johanna Martha
Affair" Minn Thornton, us tho heroine. Wettlaufcr, whose mother was a daugh-
spuens tho adoration of a youthful, ter of tho then exalted position of reader
though poor, lover for tho money bags of w lno "Henn. Miss von Muellor will
u. millionaire, who !b, in turn, Jilted when I Bee" " uaycty tne-coming' week
41.. 41 tAm ll.ni rD f. ffanMnna aI-aI ..
tllO Hill illiuo iiiclw (i v a vat uitvuLiuiio stsui lr ,. - - " . . . ...
centered in the younger man who. she Th. Qay Mnsqueraders," old in name,
i.rf. i. lo.f tn ,r fnr-v.r finn. now ln Blory tms season, with a com
fronted with the necessity of earning her pany, .nnd Production which Is a positive
own living Bho applies for and scoured a r commences a wcok s engage
position ns stenographer to a wealthy old ment nt 11,0 Popular Gayety this after
bachelor who in dying makes her the no,on' A lf-ht n,,u breezy satire, un
solo executrix of his Immense fortune . '"o nreo widows," is pre
with the provision Hint she nssumo his entoa, and abounds In catchy music
namo and agree to live among his own nn1 00& clean, light comedy. With such
people during the year following his de- principals as Gcorgo B. Scanlon. Mark
inlse, and, iiavlng studied their good and Adams and tho Countess Hedwlg von
bad points, dlvldo the fortune as she may Mueller, a brilliant entertainment Is ns-
thlnk best, reserving to herself several sured. The youthful chorus, with their
millions. In order to do this she- arranges Borgcous raiment, tuneful voices, grace
with her dead benefactor's lawyor, wholful dances and picturesque ensembles,
takes her Into Ills household, where she navo neon gathered together by that
is introduced as a dependent niece The! great producer, Julian Alford. There will
scheme works out admirably; the lawyer be a ladles' dlmo matinee dally, starting
and his supposedly poor relation are in- tomorrow.
vlted to visit at the home of the nearest
of kin and expectant principal beneficiary, I "The Girls from Ilono" Is the title ot
who has never seen the girl chosen to I the Very elaborate burlesnuo bill which
distribute tho departed uncle's great for- will fill tho boards nt tho Krug thoator
tune Into this environment, and as for the week commencing with tho usual
much love as ever, comes Mary's first Sunday matinee. It Is a fitting show for
suitor, who, though ho doesn't let It be tho "Made In. Nebraska" week. Tho
known, has made a fortune himself, and show Is In two comedies, ono entitled
knowing nothing of tho windfall thafhas "Gay Life in Omaha" and tho other
come to his sweetheart since their quarrel, "The Hotel Cabaret." They are both
begins again to play court to her all over brimful of song surprises and unique
again. Around this plot Mr. Paulding vaudeville features. Mike Collins has
iios constructed ms story, a story mat I the principal comedy role, and other
breathes love, llfo and laughter, while J stars are Harry Campbell. Miss Jeanotte
being related In an atmosphere of sweet Young, Dolly Sweet, Dolly Fields, Low
I
Reynolds. Jack Sullivan, Lew Weber and
Arthur Weinberg. In addition to this
big cast there aro thirty slrentc beauties
In the chorus, who can dance and sing.
Friday night, as usual, will be country
store night.
Clay M, Green and Harrison Armstrong
In their latest one-act drama, called
"The Police Inspector," aro showing up
police methods. Tlieater-gocrs will have
an opportunity to Judge for themselves
as to the merits of tho third degree, as
the sketch will bo presented for tho en
tire week beginning Monday, March 3,
at the Empress theater. On the same
program with the police Inspector Is
Usher & Whltcllff in a singing, talking
and dancing skit called "Waiting for a
Car." Miss Whltcllff Is said to have n
very good voice and Usher Is a clown
comedian. Florence Uai field will ap
pear In a singing monologue and Sey
mour & Robinson will present their act
called "The Minx and the Mixer." The
regular number of high-class photo plays
wilt bo exhibited the entire week, of
March 3.
simplicity.
This week the Orpheum Road Show,
jndcr the direction of Martin Beck, will
be In Omaha, and judging from the ad
vance sheets It wilt surpass all previous
offerings of the kind. The leading at
traction will bo the famous Polish
dancer, Noplerkowsko, who will present
the second act of "Les Aisles," called
The Captive."
This Is the story of the act Tired
Irom a long Journey, a sortie ot Moroc'
ran Arabs, encoitlng their chief, who has
captured a princess, arrive at an oasis,
She beseeches them to release hr and
this the chief promises to do on condition
that she dance before him. In the hopes
ot saving herself She dances as she never
did before at the same time praying to
Allah for her deliverance- She dances
'La Danse de l'Abellle" (the dance ot
the bee). The dancer picks a rose In
which a bee Is hidden. She attempts to
chase the bee and Play with It, but the
bee flies at her. It alights in the folds
ot Iter garment and stings her. Finally,
owing to the intense suffering, she be
comes mad with pain and falls to the
A . mnnlmlni. nf TV rnr I Got Rtl ATrflll Vrlffht
ot the Bee" she pleads for her liberty. te&r of appendlcitlsT Take Dr. King s
but in vain, She therefore chooses the New uta p,1, aM n see bowel
only means of escape left and throws her- trouble vanish. Guaranteed. 25 cents.
self across the camp'f Ire. passing forever Fop ale Beaton Drug Co.-Advertlse
.,v. Ti Mnim if ihk ivranmrBi rmr I "
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Mile Naplerkowskl Is SO years old. She.
was born In Constantinople, where she
lived until She was 13 years old. Then
she moved to Paris, where she Joined the
ballet ot the Opera Comlque. Her rise
was remarkable After three years' study
she became the premier danseuse. She
has toured 4,11 Eurppe and appeared be
fore all tho trowned heads. Naplerkowska
does not speak any English, although she
talks, Polish, Turkish, Russian, Italian,
Arabic. German. Spanish and French.
Singor Trovato. Vthe eccentrio violin
ist," -will give a program of popular anl
i classical selections. The. quality, tech-
nlque and bowing of Trovato's execution
are said to b truly marvelous. Louis
Galloway, Joseph Kaufman and company
will offer a comedy of home life, entitled
"Wttle Mother," by Edgar Allen Woolf,
the welt known playwright. The others
In tho cast will be Catherine Bronson.
Claire Whltijey and Helen Buckley. Bob
bers whirlwind Arabs win Introduce a
novel act entitled "Pyramid Building and
Desert Dlsuortraent. Ben Linn, the big
comedian weighing J13 pounds, will give
DaBtMviFBAiutr.
Sanatorium
This Institution is the only one
In tho central west with separate
buildings situated In tholr own
ample grounds, yot entirely dis
tinct, and rendering It possible to
cllsBlfy cases. The ona building
being fitted for and devoted to the
treatment of nou-contaglouB and
non-mental diseases, no others be
ing admitted; the other. Rest Cot
tage being designed for and do
voted to tho excluslvo treatment
of select mental cases requiring
for a time watchful care and spe
cial nursing. ,
i
Monday's Specials
Dress
Trimmings
Kour 1Ir Hiieclnl counters,
lOd 15d and 2tti
tu our dress trimming depart
ment Monday, a beautiful lino
of crystal silver and gold trim
mings, values you'll find you
cannot duplicates claowhero in
tho city.
91 to $5 Kuitiroidcrcd Voiles,
10c nnd $2.08 Monday
morning a beautiful new lino
of flno ombroldcrcd Ratine
Voilo Flounclngs and Bands
for gowns; regular selling
prices from $1 to $5 a yard;
will bo Bold in two lots
at 40i and S2.08
A Most Important Sale of Beautiful New Dress Silks
which means to our customers opportunity for selection from the broadest assort
ment of fashion's favorite weaves, colorings and styles shown in Omaha every yard
up to the highest standard in quality and at prices which mean a saving of fully 25
to tho purchaser.
$1,25 Silks at 88c Fifty
pieces of our famous Im
perial Dross Messalines,
in most beautiful new
street and e.ven- q q
ing sbndcs OOC
2,000 Yards of Beautiful New Silks In
cluding 36-ineh all Bilk Messalines, 24
inch Tourist Silk Serges, in both plain
colors and fancy stripes and 36-inch
Novelty Dress Silks, in broad assort
ment, 85c to $1.25 a yard r q
values OOC
$1.75 Silks at $t38-40-in.
Satin Charm ou so and
Crepo de Chines, in all 4
the most wanted new col
orings; at, per $i 38
yard 1
15,000 Yards of High Class New Silks
Including 40-inch Satin Clianneuse, 36
inch Imported Chiffon Taffetas, 40-inch
Bulgurian Border Taffetas and bordered
Silk Poplins, 46-inch wide, the regular
Boiling prices, $i.ou to $2.y a qq
iJKJK
$2.00 Silks at $1.48 40-iu.
Brocaded Satin Char
meuse and Crepe de
Chines, 15 different
shades, both largo . . Ja
and small hrn. 5 1
cades.' at. vnrd
yard; choice
3,000 yards of Plain and Novelty Silks, 24-inch Foulards, 36-inch WaslfTub Silks, 24
inoh Silk Poplins, 24 and 27-iuch Fancy Dross Silks, 20-inch Novelties, 19-inch all
silk Messalines, 27-inch Pekin Stripe Taffetas, etc., reg- r q a q QtL
ular 59c to $1 a yard values, in 3 big lotf ; on sale at, yd. ,OOCB40C"u5C
Big Special Sale of
Laces and
Embr'deries
K big assortment of ths daintiest
new laces on sale In a lota at
about KAXiZ PRICE.
5c, 10c, 25c,
49c and 98c a yard
Six biff lots of hsndsoms m
iroiatrlsi blsr assortment for ss
lection i
5q embroideries, yd, 3C
10c embroideries, yd., 5c
15c embroideries, yd 7C
20c embroideries, yd., 10c.
75c embroideries, yd, S9c
$1 embroideries, yd., 49c
A Truly Wonderful Advance Showing" of the Authentic New Gar
ment Styles for Spring Wear
Every effort has been expended to make our showing this season broadest
Aw assortment, more beautiful than ever before and at each price we feel that :
we have bettered the quality. Although we have made practicability the key
note in our selection still a liberal assortment of the more extreme style ideas
are offered. See our display of the new style ideas Monday.
Exquisite New Evening Gowns and' Dresses Original creations from some of
tlfe world's best designers and modified adaptations of the most beautiful im
ported models, all distinctive designs, most attractively priced, '
at $25.00, $39.00, $50.00, $69.00 up to $75.Q0
jOur Nobby New Coats
aro causing a great deal of
most favorable comment, not
only on account of the ex
ceptional beauty and variety
of showing but by reason of
tho superior quality shown
at each price
S12.75. S15. S1O.50.
S25. 820.75 up to $49
r .
weany juu ueautuiu Dresses
Made to sell at $25.00 Boft
crystal trimmed Chiffon, flno nets,
rich satin charmeuse, silk colienes
and pretty wool fabrics; designs
suitable ror evening
and afternoon wear,
matchloss values,
at ,
Grown Jews!
spells all
that Is best
in Tailored
Suit Style
roa Quality
at $25.00
Among the newest of
the creations for spring is
tho beautiful BuIgarian
uiouso nun or. wntcn wo :om
Bhow a very exceptional as- c
oortmont all sizes for la
dies or misses. Splendid val-.
ues at prices from $10,50
25.00 up to $50.00.
Tho choice of tho most dlscrlm
lnntlng buyers, the equal of or
dinary $.10.00 and $35.00 suits.
Women's Klosfit Petticoats in messaline or silk
Jersey, all colors, the best ever, at $4.95
Everything for tho Baby in Baby Bazar
on Second Floor.
If you see
Hew Grown
Tewel Bolts
Tou'll like
Them.
Poplins, Voiles,
Ginghams,
Prints, Waah Goods
of All Kinds at
Special Low Prices in
Domestic Room
Now lino of fanny Striped
I'opllns or Voiles, pretty col
ors, liSc vulues l9o
Bilk finished FoularilH, IGo val
ues v loo
Now Milk Bliantune, good col
ors, 2 So values l9o
Now Uress Olnghams, kooU
iiuniTiiB, j3',o values auo
Percales, llht and dark col
ors, good patterns, 36-Inch
wide, 12 He valuos 7Jio
Apron ainglinms, blues and
browns, 7c values So
KnibrolderoU Wool Uaby Flan
nols, 59o values 5Uo
Simpson's Prints, perfect
Roods. irrayB. blue, blnckx. 7n
vuIuoh oio
A:P.- A Ticking, good weight.
22 values .18o
Hllkollnos, 36-lnch wldo, good
patterns, 15c values . ...100
Black Sateen. 30-Inch wide. 18o
values 1340
White Goods i Linen Specials
Pine French Lawns for commencement
dresses, at yard 19c, 25c, 39, 59c
Sheer Persian Lawns for confirmation
dresses, at yd., 12V&C, 15c, 18c, 25l5
Plain Wash Chiffons, this season's fab
rics, at, yard 19c, 25c. 35c and 50c
Handkerchief Linen, Irish Batiste, warranted pure
flax, at yard . .59 75 $1.00 and $1.35
Automobile Linen, 36 inches wide, natural color,
at per yard 39J and 45
Bengallne, Pllssc Crepo, Ratine and Repp, all
new fabrids, at yard 25i 39J 50d and $1
Heavy weight double Damask, worth $3
yard $1.98
Dew bleached, heavy weight, Satin Dii
musk, pure flax, worth $2.25 yd., $1.50
Pure Linen, heavy weight double Damask, worth
$2.00 yard $1.15
Extra largo double twisted thread hemmed Tur
kish Towels, worth 50c, each 35d
Puro Linen Dinner Napkins in half dozens, worth
$3.00 dozen, 6 for $1.00
Heavy weight Barnsley or Cream Crash Toweling,
worth 25c yard . . . . , 15cJ
"Wool Dress Goods
Specials Monday
CO pieces of Now Spring Dress
Goods, worth to $1.25, Includ
ing 36 to 64-Inch wldo Serges,
Whipcords, Diagonals, Bedford
Cords, Panamas, Cheviots, etc.,
Immense assortment of weaves
and colorings, on sale
at 48o ana C8o
Its Time to Think About Your New
Draperies and Curtains for Spring
W e show
hero n s -s
o r tments
socond t o
none a t
prices that
are excep
tionally at
t r a c tlvo.
Lot us
show you.
Fancy Cur
tain nuts, big assort
ment, at yard 30c, sjtl
Sunfast madras for
draperieB, at tho yard,
JWc to ati
Drapery silk in " nTi
colors, very choicest patterns,
at yard, 50c to V
14.00 ropo portlores. In all coll
mo, snap, at
Nottingham
or ecru, at
curtalnB in white,
pnir, 43c, $5.05
I
Hayden's Hard
ware Specials
Without sanal for tsrvics, com
plete Unas, ana low prtots.
BBABS WASH BOABDS.
Ttalalc of It, a full glue, bent grads
36o brass waah board, at tha
lowest pries evsr beard of In
Omaha, on day only, at . ,19c
NO telephone or C. O. D. orders ac
cepted. One board to a customer.
Large enamel dish pun 39o
tl.EO folding ironing board $1.19
J1.I5 folding Ironing boards 89o
SSa Wilson pattern toasters lOo
3So shaker flour sieves 19o
Mrs. Potto sad iron handles Bo
21-lb. capacity family scales, war
ranted correct weight ......880
Parcel Post scales , 93T89
10c pkg. black silk stove polish 5o
Medium size, extra heavy, fancy
LI tt copper tea kettle ....tpi.14
Lurga size, extra heavy, fanrv
Llsk copper tea kettle IU9
lOo pkg. World's Fair tooth picks
at ..,Bo
Tho newest
of tho now
ideas i n
d r a poties
You'll find
hero Just
what you
want a t
less price
than lao-
whore.
Fancy Curtain
Scrim, Bplendid variety
ut yard ..12 Me, 50d
Drapery linen crash, at
yard 35
Fancy couch covers, in
all styles, at 08c, $Q
Tapestry portieres, $3.08, up
to $20
$5.00 Brussoletto Curtains, in
white or cream, special, at the
pair 3.80
Cable net curtains, made to sell at
$4.76. full Blze, pair SXSO
Monday's Crock
ery Specials
Blue and white Japanese Tea
Pots
6-In, Jardineres In different
decorations, each 25b
Decorated dinner plates, each
nt
1-qt brown and white bean
Jars, each 35
Japanese bread and butter
plates, mugs and fruit dishes,
each ;....7t5
60 ftv twisted, double galvanized
extra heavy clothes lines ...10a
100 ft. twisted, double galvanised,
extra heavy clothoa lines ...Mo
W are distributors of tb fam
ous Block Xloksl 'SUtown"
Xaxures. They require no store
blanking1 aaywhera. Mowsrd'
Steel Suing e or beet. Tkey are
xoaae la Oaaluu Com la and let
us allow you.
Who is the Cause of th e
High Cost of Living ,
Compare our prices wltb what you
Are paying, and you will soon be con
Tine e d. A saving ot 33 to 50.
-Big Opening Grocery sale Monday
22 lbs. best Granulated Sugar. .. .81.00
4,8-lb. eacks best High Graue Diamond
H Flour, nothing finer for bread, plea
or cake, sack .81.10
10 bars Beat 'Km All or Diamond C
Soap for SSo
10 lbs. best White or Yellow Cornmeal
for ....17Ho
10 lbs. beat Rolled Hreakfuat Oatmeal
for 30o
6 lbs. best hand picked Navy Deans SSo
6 lbs. fancy Japan nice, 10c quality SSo
4 pkgs. Diamond C Mince Meat.... SSo
2-lb. cans fancy Sweet Sugar Corn.. Bo
2-lb. cans fancy Wax, String, Qreen or
Lima Deans 7 70
1-lb. cans assorted Soups 7H
Jell-O or Jellycon, pkg 7V40
10 cakes Hlllco Scouring Soap SSo
The best bulk Peanut Butter. .. .ISHo
Peters' Breakfast Cocoa, lb 30o
1-lb. pkg. best Domestic Mucaronl,
Vermicelli or Spaghetti, pkg. ...7Ho
The best Tea Sittings, lb loo
Golden Santos Coffee, lb- SSo
XSOO, Bums AKD fioXiB
PJUOE3.
Strictly guaranteed Fresh Eggs, per
dozen ,.20o
Fancy Dairy Butter, lb S80
Best Creamery Butter, carton or bulk,
per lb 37o
Fancy Country Creamery Butter, per
pound 32o
Good Dairy Table Butter, lb SBo
Full Cream. New York White. Wis
consin cream or young. America
Cheese, per lb 31c
THE OaXATBST VEGETABLE MAU
KET IN THE WOKLD FOB
THE PEOPLE.
16 lbs. Red River Karly Ohio Potatoes
for : ISO
IS lbs. good Cooking Apples .300
Fresh Beets, Carrots, Turnips, Rad
ishes or Shallots. 3 bunches for.,10o
12 lbs. fancy Black Twig Katlng
Annies for SSo
Fresh Spinach, peck 15o
Old Beets, Carrots or Turnips, lb...lo
Two bunches fresh Parsley So
Two heads fresh Leaf Lettuce. .... .so
Three large Soup Bunches 100
Fanoy Ripe Tomatoes, id ,.100
16 lbs. Red Globe Onions 16o
Large drape Fruit, each Co
7-Crown Imported Figs 1S40
Hullowe'en Dates, lb 7Ho
Fancy Highland Navol Oranges, free
from frost, per doz. 15c, aoo, SSo, 3co
TO BEDtTGB THE XZOK COST 07
MBATS, OUT XAYSEN'S PRIOE8
OK riSTBST QUALITY OOOOS.
The best quality fresh Loins of Pork.
pound .....13HP
The best quality fresh Shoulders of
. Pork. lb. llo
The best quality fore quarters Mutton.
pound 740
The beat quality bind quarters Mutton,
pound 8tto
The best quality Steer Pot Roast
pound ., ,;..10o and 80
The beat quality Rex Hams lOHo
The beat Quality Plcnla Hams. lb.lSUo
Home-Mada Sausage, lb 7Hq,
Mutton (Jnops, rirat quaiuy, iD..xa-i0
The best bulk Oysters (no water), per
quart ,.33o
It's not the high cost of living. It's
ths high prices you are paying.
ijxjrfrm,i'm' a" i''i',i'"iymM,viv-J
"Wool Dress Goods
Specials Monday
64-inch I'ronch Serges, 60-Inch
Wide Wale. 43-Inch two tonod
Pln-orol Merges. DO-lnch Bod
cord Cordri, exceptional val
ues, at 81,48
64-lnch All Wool Serges, 66-ln.
Fancy Suitings and 52-inch
Scotch Mixtures, yard .,.,880
Muslins, Sheetings,
Bed Spreads,1
Table Linen, Towels
at Special Prices
in Domestic Room
Thistledown 36-lnch bleached
Muslin, 8 He valuos 60
Half bleached Muslin, 36-lnch
wide, 10c values .'. 7 Ho
Lockwood Sheeting, bleached,
9-4 good heavy weight, 28c
values -. 244o
9-4 unbleached Sheeting, Auro
ra, good weight, 25c values,
at SIHo
Arcada PUlow Casing, 42 In.
wide, good weight, 16c val
uch 100
Practical Antiseptic Dlapeu,
hemmed, ready for use, 44x22,
values SI. 39 per dozen.... OBo
Our Special 72x90 made Sheets,
60c values 39o
Special Pillow Cases, 42x36,
124c values 10o
60-lncfi fine bleached mercer
ized table damask, assorted
patterns, 60c values . . . .390
Hemmed Bed Spreads, good
weight, assorted patterns,
1,39 valuos 98o
lS-lnch half linen brown crash
toweling, 10c values . ..7"so
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Bigger Assortments and Better Values in
Dependable New Floor Coverings Than You'll Find
Offered in Any Other Omaha Store.
930.00 .Axmlnetor Rugs, best quality, Sx
12 size, CO patterns for selection,
choice r 931.50
Tapestry Brussels Bugs, Seamless, 10
wlre qual ty, Monday, at
JO-BXU-B size , 881.98
10-6x12 size 819.98
9x12 size -.814.98
8-3x10-6 'size $18.88
6x9 size 39.98
Oeamless Wilton
Bugs, Special Bar
gains for Monday.
9x12 size at ..821.98
7-6x9 size at . ,vi3.SO
6x9 size at . . , . $13.00
36x63 size 84.60
wool "Fibre
Bugs
Special for
Monday.
9x12 size 87.98
I '-3x10-6 size,
at 87.80
6X9 size 844)8
6x9 Top Brus
sels Rugs on
1 mn rn
We carry a fnll line of Bigelows, Bagdad, Ardebil and Balkan Wilton
Bugs. The very best and most beautiful rugs produced.
' 'TmmHmmYiiiwmte
Have Your Spring
Tailored Suit
"Made to Measure
Our Tailoring Department
offers you a wonderful as
sortment of choice Spring
fabrics for your selection,
the choicest weaves and col
orings for spring, 1913.
We're Making Tailored 8ults
to your measure, special this
week JtK).(JO und gltS.OO, of
quality you'll find would
cost you $40.00 to $50.00
elsewhere. Choose from any
of our Immense line of new
fabrics: We'll make your
suit In any style you wish,
guaranteeing perfect fit,
workmanship and satisfac
tion. Inquire nt Dress Goods
Counter.
We fill mail order from
our daily ads guarantee
ing th' parchater latUfactfon,
L Trv
HAYDEN'S First
It
Pays
See the splendid new
Ruby Machines
11. u 1 It by
the nink
ers of the
New
II o in e
U n equal
led value
at
$2550
Bali bearing, fully guaran
teed, and with full set of at
tachments. Special Itargalns in Used
Machines,
2 Standards, choice ..$5.00
2 Eldrlge machines , ,$7.30
1 American machine $15.00
1 Cleveland machine $'-M.50
Payments arranged to suit
the purchaser's convenience.
Fresh fruit shipped only
by express and at the
purchaser's risk.
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