rlllH BE10: OMAHA, Tlll'USDAY, MARCH 13, 1913.
"It's an ill wind that blows no one any good."
A Great Wall P
At the Right Time
The Dewey Hotel Fire compels us to put
on sale
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Our Entire Stock
Consisting of -N
200,000 Rolls
of Foreign and Domestic
Wall Paper
Spring Goods That Are Most in Demand Just Before Easter
' Are Very Specially Priced Here Thursday
Burlaps and Room Mouldings at prices
which will make this
The Greatest Wall Paper Sale Ever Held in Omaha
The stock is the largest and finest ever displayed in
the city, a great part of which was newly received
for our Spring Business.
Slightly Damaged By Smoke and Wafer
On Sale Friday, 8 A. M.
Henry Lehmann & Sons
1305 Farnam Street
BRIEF CITY NEWS
DaUty; th nehttrt; City tfafi: v.
ridellty Storage Van Co. Doug. 1616.
Lighting- i lxtur, BurKess-pranden Co..
Ht Boot Print It1 Now Beacon
Press.
The) Stat Bank of Oman pays nw
cent 'on time deposits. 3 tr bent on sav
ing accounts. Tho only bank' In Omaha
whose depositors are protected oy mo
.depositors' guarantee fund of the state
or Nebraska.' 17th and Hrirney streets.
Exhibit Attract Attention Tho booth
showing Advo .Tell nt tho Made-ln-Ne-hrpska
show Is attracting unusual at
tention. This popular food product 'i
advertised on another page of this lssusi
' ' Judge' Mauler Expected Back Judge
V II. Munger Is expected to return to
Omaha, from St. lxmls thts. evening.
1c has been presiding In St LoulB at u
torm of court In .the federal circuit couit
of appeals.
Many Want-Ottfrl Acting-Chief of Pd
llco ftempsey 1 j3 received Mettns from
half a dozen largo cities of the country
saying Harry W. Oulrl, who was bound
over to the district c'oU'rf here recently
for forgery, Is wanted on similar chages
In Denver,; Cincinnati, Chicago -and else
where. Tourist Bates Jlxtd The Burlington
has announced colonists' rates from
March IB to April 15 this year. The rate
frpm Omaha to coast points will bo yJO
and J25 to Salt Lake City. Colonist
trains "will not run exclusively, but tour
ist cars will be attached to nearly every
train going west.
Singers rill Three Train Tho 'Uhlon
Pacific has secured 'the movement of thi
Chicago 'Opera company from obhyer to
.Omaha. The company leaves Ivenvcr at
6 d. m. Anrll 13. arriving In Omnhh. at
JO" o'clock the following ,mornIrtfr'.' Theru
.Are 50 people in' tho company and Ihcv
will have a train that will run In thras
sections, consisting of thirteen ileepcrs,
two dining and fifteen baggage cars,
GRAND JURY COMPLETES
INDIAN INVESTIGATION
Aslier -Rosslter of St. Louis, connected
with tho Plnkerton Detective agency. Is
In Omaha to testify before the federal
grand Jury with regard to the attempts
made some months ago to llbcrato Dlggs
Nolen when he was a federal prisoner
In the Douglas county jail. The grand
Jury has completed Its work of Investi
gating the Indians charged with traf
ficking In liquor on tho reservations, and
Is now taking up other matters.
Most Food J I'olnon
to tho dyspeptic. Electric Hitters soon
relievo dyspepsia, liver and kidney com
plaints and debility. Price GOo. For sale
by Beaton Drug Co. Advertisement.
Key to the Situation Bee Advertising.
hull
AWARDED
Medal and Diploma for Superiority
over all' competitors at the great
World's Fair and at all fairs and .
expositions wherever exhibited.
DR. PRICE'S CREAM BAKING
POWDER is the one great bak
ing powder, for over half a century
known and celebrated for its pur
ity, strength, and keeping quality.
Its use assures the food against
alum and all forms of unwhole
some adulterations that go with
imitation, low grade brands.
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Flower Trimmings
for Spring Hats
l-argo Single American Ikvtuty
Hoses, mndo of muslin nnd
with foliage, In pink, Jack or
tea shapes worth
EOc, nt-ench
25c
Silk Hoses with Velvet Petals
In old roso, maize, pink,
tea shades worth
at
L 25c
Largo Cluster of Silk Popples
In now shadings, with long
tiuds $2.50 vals. at P 1
Real .
Hemp
Hats
Untrimmed
$2.50
New shades and shapes In gen
uine hemp hats, with black
silk volvot foclng largo,
medium andsmall tO50
hats, worth E, at. . P .
Women's 17: J fit nr
TI10 Iwst kltl glove tmrgnln of
tlie entire season. Thousnnds
of pairs of white, black, tnn,
grey and red gloves In nil alios
made with 2-clnp9 and sin
gle row embroidery.
75c
Kid (31ovon
nctunlly worth
91 ami 91.
n pair, at port
Now Kid Gloves for Easter
Women's ono and two-clasp,
French Lambskin and Capo
Oloves white, black, navy
and English tans fitted to
tho hand, at rf -i 25
per pair i A
Now Lots Brought Forward in Our Old Store Main Floor
Red Cross OXFORDS and PUMPS for Women
Thoso are samplo shoes In smart now spring styles made from flno tan
and black dull calfskin, patont nnd kldskln
leathers, also suedo and satin In sizes II,
H, and 4Ji only. They aro porfoot In
ovory wny and all have tho floxlblo Rod
Cross SoIob regular 4.00 and J4.50 val
ues, on snlo nt, pair
j v-n ill V V a. I utu llltU 14411
$1.75
Special Attractions
on Our Third Floor
2 Be Stamped and Tinted Pil
low Tops In floral and con
ventional designs, on art tick
ing denim and bur- -l f
lap, nt each ........ 1UC
Womon's Night GownB, stamp
ed In fine nainsook, In nent
designs for oyolot and Kronen
embroidery, nt, Kfi.
oach OvC
Special Notice- Clowl assort
ment of colors In I. M. O.
Crochet arid Knihroldery I-loss
at Art Dept., 3d floor.
In Drapery Dept.
Hew Stamlne, Voile and Scrim
38-Inch Hcrlin In new spring pat
terns, S6c a yard value, I Qn
per yard. nti. ...... 1 wU
40-Inch Scrim, In attractive colore
S60 a yard values, 9 fin
per yard, at.. 'J U
40-Inch Voile-1', a specially prepared
lot for Thursday, rAQn
per yard, at 0 J U
40-Inch Colored Maraulsetto
worth up to 80o yard QQn
per yard, at (....03U
7S-plece Plain Scrim, with the now
ribbon edge, regularly nr.
45o yd., nt yd ... . ... U U
Men's Sample
Spring Suits, $15
Wo bought several hundred showroom
snmpIeB of SprlnK Suits from an East
ern wholesnlo tailor. Thoy woro made
to sell at $20, $22.50 nnd somo up to
$25. Tho styles nro unusually smart
and tho man who
buyB ono tomorrow
will get n suit of tho
best class at a genuine
saving of $5 to $10
Old Store, main floor.
Men's Negligee Spring Shlrta, worth up to $1.25, at 75
Mon'B Bilack or Kancy HoBlory, specially priced .... 15J and1 25d
Men's Now Spring Neckwonr, worth 35c and 40c, at 10
unusually smart
$15
EMBROIDERIES
45-inch Voilo Flouncings, in plnin white and tho now
Bulgarian colors, worth up to $1.00 "
Extra good value, per yard wli ji.f
now at W
ALL SILK CHIFFON AUTO VEILS
Hemstitched with satin Btripcd borders, in all tho now
spring colorings 2 yards long and f
worth $1 vary special
each at JJ
Special Sale of NEMO CORSETS
Several hundred of tho latest 1913 models, with grad
uated front stools and medium high huBt long over
tho hips with two sotB ofi lastikops web 40
gartors OKcoptionally good value. Tlmrs- I
day in our now corsot section, second floor. .
1 IHtANDKIH BTOIlESi
ROAD WILL BENEFIT OMAHA I
Completion of Burlington Branch in
Wyoming Will Send Trade Here.
ORDER TO RUSH THE NEW WORK
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Contractor Are Urjtcrt io llaetle
UrnrtliiK Sii Steel Cnn lie I.nld
ncforo Next "Winter
He(n In.
The Uurllngton lias ordered the re
sumption of construction work i:n the
Powder river brldgo on the line from
Thcrmopolls to Orln Junction, Wyo. Lam
foil when this structure wan partially
completed tho men were laid off and It
wua announced that It was doubtf Jl when
It would bo resumed.
Along with the order that tho I'owdtr
river bridge Is to bb completed comfe
tlio Information that the nurllngton has
let the contract for grading and bridging
the new line from Thermopolls to Orln
Junction. This line wan ordered last
year and most of the work finished from
Thermopolls to Powder river. From that
point tho survey was mado all the way
through to Lander, but later It waa sa'.U
tho building plans had been abmdoned,
as an agreement been mude with
the Northwestern to use tta tracks on u
rental basts.
Early last fall this agreement was can
celled nnd the survey between the two
points completed by the Iltirllngton.
With tho Information that the grading is
to be dono comes the additional newtf
that the contractors aro Instructed to
completo the lino within the shortest
possible time. In order that tho steel may
bo laid this year.
Tho new line runs close to the North
western all tho way from Powder rtver
to Orln Junction, and It Is said that th4
Burlington Intends to make Casper the
big tow(n. It has bought a large tract
of land Just outsldo the corporuto limits
of tho city and will use It for terminals
and shop grounds.
Ileneflt to Oinnlin.
Among railroad men the opinion pre
vails that the construction of tne Hur
iit,.n'M Wvnmlnsr line will be of groat
benefit to Omaha, for it will opim a new
and short route to tho Norm J'acinc
coast, as well as placing nil of central
Wyoming In close connection with Omaha
and the Omaha market.
It Is about 150 miles across tha country
tr.xm Pnwiinr river to Orln Junction,
where the Uurllngtonwlll strlko its own
line, which. In conjunction with a shoit
stretch of the Colorado Southern, anotner
Hill road, gives a short cut to omana
The 120 mllea to be built across Wyoming
u thrnuclv a comnarutlvely level country,
ilir Ihn srade would be light. Hall-
road cnelnr.ers who have been over thl
line say that If a large force U put on
the road could easily be built and in op
eratlon Inside of six months.
An ISplilemkc or Couablne
Is sweeping over the town and younT
and old are alike affected. Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound Is a quick safe reli
able family modlclne for coughs and colds.
A. H. Jones, of Loe Pharmacy, Chlco,
Calif., says: "I consider Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound has no equal, and li
the one cough medicine I can recommend
to my friends, as containing no narcotics
or other harmful propertl." Refuse all
substitutes and take only Foley's Honey
and Tar compound. For sale by all deal
ers everywrere. Advertisement.
Persistent Advertising Is the Road to
Dig Returns.
IDEAL" SHIRTS ARE
FAMOUS FOR COMFORT
A N ill-fitting shirt is just about
as uncomfortable as an ill
fitting shoe. And, unlike a shoe,
you can't always take it off when you
would like to do so.
A tight shirt doesn't pain you. It just irri
tates you. You want to squirm in your
whole body. You've had that sensation,
haven't you?
And probably you never blamed the shirt .for it.
BUY JUST ONE
SHIRT
From Your Dealer
It won't cost you a cent more than any other kind.
Notice the fine, roomy feeling; the sensation of comfort
you have the moment you put it on.
You'll wonder why you never paid more attention to
your "shirt comfort."
You can buy an "Ideal" shirt from the best retail dealers
in every town in the west.
Don't fail to see our display at the "Made-in-Nebraska"
Show at the Auditorium this week.
Dealer: We invite inquiries for samples an J calalojuss of thsse' 'attractive quality lines
M. E. Smith 3& Co., Omaha
Manufacturers of Men's Fine Shirts, Overalls,
Mackinaw, Duck and Sheep Lined Clothing.
A little want ad does the business.
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