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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 15, 1913)
THE BBK: OMAHA, SAITttlUV, MAW if 13. inn. 0 Omaha Girls Win Honors Omaha's Greatest Clothing House j Boys' Confirmation and Easter Suits and Top Coats Never before have we been so prepared to meet the boys' Easter needs and toe are showing a maicnicss collection or confirmation uif - $2.50, $3.00, $5.00 up to $15.00 EGGS AMD GEESE LOWER Butter Iteniain3 at the Same Priac, While Heat Goes Up. GRAPE FEUIT QUITE PLENTIFUL . VppetnliIrN Arr Prlrctl Hip Snmp n I.nst Wwk I, lilt Are Coin In ic In for Hip IJantcr IJI.fltlnj. -Kggs and clu-etc are among the com modities that dropped In price during the Inst week. Hoth declined 2 cents. fiffgB may now b0 bought for IS cents a doten and cheese ranges from 13 to 25 cents n pound. Butter experienced no change In .price. The Elgin board re ported the same price as a week ago and xmsequently the Omaha market followed All meats have risen within the last three weeks, some kinds as much as 2U cents- a pound. The reason Is not alto Bother cear. Butchers say the-end of Lent and the anticipation of a greater demand have brought about the rise. Beef round steaks are 15 cents a pound. EH AgneS 'Cornelia. jfiusseJl AWARDED TUB PHI BETA KAJPA KEY AT THE UNIVERSITY OV NEBRASKA. Porterhouse and tenderloin steaks aro selling for 174 cents. Pork loins are 13 cents a pound and pork chops 1214 cents. Mutton Is comparatively cheap, rib chops Martin Reum's Meat & Fish Market FRESH, SMOKED, SALT MEATS AND LIVE FISH Phone Douglas 1640. 16 30. FIFTEENTH ST. "PORK ROAST QVc HIND QUARTER MUTTQN pound 'kiln TOREQUARTER, MUTTON pound, ' ' " 'fiVoC $8ULK SAUSAGE P. ".NO. 1 SHOULDER STEAK, .V."." -joSo LEAN BAOON-pound : . . . " " 'A JPIONIC HAMS Vol,. -;FRESH COUNTRY EGGS . . '" 18c Oar Easter exhibit of Kttppenheimer, Schloss Bros., Stein-BJoch, Society Brand and Sopho more Suits, Top Coats and Rain Coats, at $15, $20, $25 To $40 This exhibition is a superb one in every sense of tho word, and we want you to como Saturday and get fully posted on the new spring styles. Every authentic now model, fabric and color which those master clothes designers have brought out this turn son is here for your inspection. See tho new models in suits, the top coats, rain coats and slip-ons, and the many now designs and innovation for the younger men. $7.50, $10 and $12 Your Easter Hat It's an essential feature of your appearance; if chosen here you're sure of satisfaction. HtetNon's distinctive, hats in naft, stiff and many new novoltlcs, In. tho dull and silk finish which Is very now this Bonson ,. $3.50 to S12 Mnllnry'H Crnvenctted Soft iiiul Stiff HntH, raado up In hundreds of novelty shopes and colors , 83.00 English, lironch, Austrian, Helglan and American Novelties, at g2 to 85 First showing of Ladles' Genuine Panamas Come in and try them on. New Easter Furnishings All the cleverest new ideas from the world's greatest fashion centers are here for you now. Now spring shirts just in, make a wonderful display. The largest as sortment of fancy and plain colored silk shirts over displayed in Omaha. Madras, percale, cheviot and French flannels, in endless variety, at $1.00 $1.50 up to $5.00 EASTER NECKWEAR Great Easter display of all that's 'now in spring neckwear; four-in-hands in plain and colored siller Cheney Bros, silks, also knitted lies from tho best mills; large open end four-in-hnnds to tho long narrow re versible kind, at. . . ,25c to $3.00 Knator Gloves All tho well known makes, in Capos, Mochas, Suedes, Chamois and 811k. New stitchlngs nnd colora nt 81 to 83.50 Hone Now gllk Hobo for Eastor, In all the now spring patterns 25d to S2.50, Ladles' Silk Hose, pair 45d to 35.00 ii 11111." 1 I 19 priced at 10 cents and loins, at 12H cents a pound. The best liams aro to bo hud ut "17H cents a pound. Hacon ranges fron15 to 23 cents a pound. All fish re mnln at the same prices. The end of the oranire season is at hand, according to Albert King, manager of Haydcn Brothers' grocery department. The fruit Is now being shipped In from Vlorlda and the best sells wholesale for These Labels on Garments Tell H ow They Are Made 7rOU want to know that your garments are made right, of good- materials, and that they are made in sanitary shops. Our garments are put out under our trade marked labels, which are a guarantee of quality .goods, made kfour own shops under the most .up-to-date, sanitary conditions. Look for our factory labels on your garments. Be sure that they are made by reliable manufacturers in a sanitary factory. INCORPORATED Designers Makers SB, This label is put on all our women's ready-to-wear garments coats, suits, skirts and dresses. Everything from a house dress to the most elaborate party gown. This label is borne by all our men's garments shirts, pants, over alls, Mackinaw, duck and sheep lined clothing. "TJ nl" goods are the best made. ol by the best retailers west of tuc wlississippi. Visit Our Exhibit at the "Made-in-Nebraska" Show in the Auditorium See our moving, pictures in the show annex and ask at our booth for entertaining illustrated book telling how "M. E. Smith & Go." and "Ideal" goods are made. ' Dialers: We invite inquiries for samoles and catalogues of theie attractive lines M. E. Smith & Co., maha Ulakers of Ladles' Itemly-UMVear Oarinents anil Meu'n Flue Hlilrtx, Overalls, Mackinaw, Duck and x Sheep Lined Clothing. $4 a box. Grape, fruit Is taking tho placo of the orange. They may be bought at 6 to 10 cents' apiece. Strawberries have declined 10 centu within tho last two weeks, but still aro beyond the reach of the "common peo ple." They sell ut ffl cents a box. IurIi rooms also stand at a pretty fair figure, retailing on the local market at 60 cents a pound, ' Vegetables have undergone compara tively no change In price. Head lettuco Is priced at 5 to 714 cents a head. Spinach Is IS cents a peck. Fancy cucumbers are 1H cents each. Carrots, beets, turnips, radishes and shallots sell three bunches for a dime. Cauliflower Is quite scarce, what Is shipped in from California sell ing at Vft cents a pound. Cabbugo can be bought at a penny a pound. Potatoes are 15 cents a peck. In preparation for Easter, orders nre be ing placed .with tho florists for lilies. The price now asked Is 15 cents a bloom. They will be on ho market for Ash Wednesday sale. THREE YOUTHS CONFESS TO STEALING CABLES t noy Stan wood, Nathan Mollon nnd Victor Provee, tho youths nrrnlgncd before Judge Day for cutting the cables of ROSENBLUM'S Ocilcr Groceries for Less Money Nothing but the best quality of goods In our store. BLUE BILL, or Cllfl BUHXIST, per sack I I U rkde of Omaha, rack Sl.lc XXXX Flour, sack 91.00 S3 lbs. Sugar 91.00 10 burs Diamond C or Heat 'Km All tap. for aSo iTpry Soap, 5 ban 10c Quaker Oats, pkg ,.8o Shaker Salt, pkg , ..,.00 Kklimer'd Macaroni or Spaghetti . ...Bo 3 lhs. best Hulk Starch .100 Orlsco or Snowdrift, 35o can. , . . , . ,23o Pornmeal, per suck loo Graham Flour, 10-lb. Hack 30o Rye Flour, ?0o and 91.33 3 cans good Corn lOo 3 rolls 10c Toilet Paper , lOo 3 pkga. Seeded Itulslns ,..,19o Faxton'a Qa Boosted Coffea, CTo. a can for , , seo 5 boxes Searchlight Matches lOo 3 cans Fat or Carnation Milk BSo Compound Kurd. 3 lbs 29c: C-lb pall BOo Lard Compound, 10-lb. pail 07o Strictly fresh CountrjvKggs, absolutely guaranteed, dozen , 30o Extra Special from B to 7 P. M. Only. Idle W(ld or Diadem or Ideal Beit Creainery Hutter, pound . ."; 35o None delivered. Limit 3 pounds. Mall orders filled. Phone orders given prompt attention. Wo deliver to all parts of city and Dundee. L ROSENS LU1V3, 808 W. 10th, 10th and Durt. Douglas 6203 Alamito Open Until 9:30 P, M. At the Alamito Sanitary Dairy Co you will find someone to answer the lelophono and wait upon you every night until 9:30 P. M This arrangement haa been made to uci'ommodato the many custom era who wish to add to tlioir order for morning delivery or whu desire to poma to the plant for milk after dinner. We are at your service. Order By Phone, Doug, 411. 1812 FARNAM STREET. the telephone company ut Twenty-fourtn and Bristol streets nnd selling tho -wire to Junk dealers, pleaded guilty to tho charge and were fined $8T nplece. The object of the fine was to keep the ho.i nonflned until spring opened up, when they could go back o their freedom with every opportunity of finding 'wrf.. Judgo Day gavo them a lecture upon tho necessity of mending their ways and pointing out that It was much easier and : fur more satisfactory to earn a living by honest means than It was to go about inn Itlf ii fl Tii l It otherwlBo them. the law hound A frlKhtfal ICxprrie with biliousness, malaria and consti pation, Is quickly overcome by taking Dr. King's Now Life Pills. Only 2Cc. For sale by Denton Drug Co, Advertisement. 14 I Pig Pork Roast, Lb. 10 FftKSH DIIKHBICI) CHICKUNH 15 HTNKH POT ItOAHT.lOd. 0J MUTTON HOA8T QM YOUNG VKAIj ItOAST .1114. NO. 1 1IAMH 1594 NO. 1 HACX)N SMALL HAMS llftri LAM II CIIOI'H, 3 LIW. KOH 25t HTKKH I'OHTEUIIOUHK 8TKAK 14Mi KJtKHIl DHKSHIil) OH1CKHN 12Wd Icl 1 i ! as lbs. or DEBT aUQAE, With 1 lb. of Our Bast Taa 12 barH of D. C. or U. IS. A. soup i . , , . ,230 With 4 lbs. Sal Soda. 4 cans of 10c corn or anrdlncs SCo 3 15o cans of sulm-m for ,.,...2Bo 8 oil sardlncK . , . .230 10 lbs. of bulk oatmeal for 35o Aksarben coffee, worth 35c , . , 38c Macaroni or Spaghetti Per pkg TWO Fancy prunes, lb. ..Do Largo prunes, peaches, apples or figs, 3 lb, 80o 2Da suck of puncake flour, Gold Dust Hum ford linking Powder, Snlder'a Cat sup 10a 4 10c rollB of tollat paper .... ... .330 91.00 aoo. Best country butter, at ,.30o PackagT) creamery but ler 3Bo N, VY, full cream cheese 33o lOo package of Corn 1'Tnkei , Bo Fresh country candled CggH 300 2-lb. rolls of Lily But terlne ....3Eo Ho Credit No Dtlivery Harcly does ono find a market te fuslng credit and mailing no deliv eries iot orders. Tho dealer who does not do this must have a good reason for breaking . away from this cus tom. Wo have; wo find that wo cun Kivo better service, better meat and better prices by making this u strictly cash market. Order your Sunday meat hero and don't forget our cholco homo dressed chickens, We make' and specialize in Home Cured Ham and Bacon, Homo Hon dored Lard and all kinds of Homo Mado Salisage. Wo know them to be tho very best on tho, Omaha market. Choice Home Dressed Chickens, Jos. BiUh's Cash Market Tal. Souff. 0981 1031 rarnara St. COAL! COAL! COAL! PUBLIC MARKET SPECIAL . . ,, , , 80.00 OHSKOKEB NUT, THE COAL THAT COKES .93.50 BFADRA, ARKANSAS KARD COAL 99.50 FSOMFT DELIVERY. SATISTAOTORT SERVICE. PUBLIC MARKET'S," Get The Genuine Tip-Top-Bread and you get the bread possessing all the goodness of ideal bread. Made in the cleanest bakery, under perfectly sanitary conditions and by the latest modern machinery. You are sure of bread you'll like when you order Tip-Top. GET IT AT YOUR GROCER TRADE MARK REG, U.S. PATENT OFFICE