TVBfl: OrAHA, FRIDAY. AW:lT 11, I'M'!.
Shopping on a. Transfer Is a Grant Convonlonco- Ask Our Salospooplo to Explain the Transfer Method to Yo;
Remnants of Ribbons at Half Price
Coming Saturday
Umbrella Sale
RJiiAUNAiNTS of sntin and tnftotn ribbon, all widths j
and colors; remnants of ntesh veiling, all colors;
remnants ot Jnccs, all widths and qualities Friday,
all go at
IReaicft Ad in tine FVIdlay Papers
Tho Heart of Omaha Sixteenth and Harney
Friday Mammoth
Sale
Yz r rice
Our buyer, while in the east made a fortunate purchase of a manufacturer's entire import sample lino
of over 1,000 high grade knives, French knives, paring knives, steak knives,
bread" knives, butcher knives; in fact every kind of a kitchen knife you would
conceive of. They were purchased at less than half the regular import price, hence we are able to
them to you at less than half pitice Friday. They are divided into five
lots as follows:
offer
T A'T -fl Knives of all
.LtfUl 1 kinds, worth up
to 25c; Friday, your choice,
of the lot,
at
9c
T AT O K n i v cs of
JLAJ1 4 nil
w o r t h
Friday,
at ....
kind s,'
up to 40c;
choice,
1VC
T O.T 3 Oon.sists
JLU 1 O of knives
worth up to (55c;
Fridav, choice,
at
25c Pocket Knives at 15c
JLtAJ I i of knives
worth up to S.r)c;
Friil.iv. choice,
at .. '.
39c
T AT k ( 0 " Sl8ts
LiVi O of knives
worth up to $1.'J.";
l'Viday, choice,
at
$1.25 Razors at 49c
nSBftfrr
200 Pocket Knives, each hns3
two blades, none are worth
less than 25c; Friday, your
choice nt
15c
Shears, 75c Values at 23c
150 pair high grade Shears, in
alues ranging to 75c the pair,
at
150 Rnzors,. those of many dif
ferent handles, none are worth
less than $1.25; Friday, your
choice, each
49c
Friday REMNANT Extras
Remnants of Silks
REMNANTS of Messalines, Taffetas, Louis
ines, Jap silks, Poplins and fancy figured
silks, in lengths of 1 to 8 yards, worth up to 75c
a yard; special Friday, the yard, at. . . .
29c
Remnants at 39c
Remnants of Messalines, all col
ors, fancy striped Messalines,
Taffetas, figured Foulards and
Persian effects, 1 to
10 yards; worth up to
$1.25 yard, Friday at,
yard
39c
Moire at 98c.
Black Moire Silk, 36 inches
wide, the quality thnt al-
ways, soils at $1.39 yd.;
specially priced in Fri
day's offering, at, per
yard
98c
Remnants of Dress Goods
Remnants of Whipcords, Serges and Panamas,
plain and fancy stripes, 36 to 42 inches wide
and IV2 to 5-yard lengths, worth up to 75c a
yard; special Friday, a yard, at
29c
Remnants at 39c
Remnants of Whipcords, Mo
hairs Panamas, Herringbone,
Stripe Serges, Plain Serges,
Checked Batistes, Shepherd
checks and fancy mixed
Suitings. 3C to 46-in.
wide, 2 to 6-yd. lengths,
worth to $l;Friday, yd.,
39c
Remnants at 59c
Remnants of Tailored Suitings,
Whipcords. Bedfords, Storm
Serges, Broadcloths, Panamas
and fancy striped suitings, 44 to
5C-inch wide, worth
up to $2.00 a yard;
Friday at. a
yard
59c
Our Sale of Authentic MILLINERY
Continues FridayMore Great Values
YOU can't grasp the immensity of this millinery 'sale until you've come and seen what
really rare values we are offering in stylish, snappy, untrimmed hats. They are
all high grade, hand blocked Milan and Hemp hats, the kind that appeal to critical women.
We offer them this way on Friday:
$2.98 Untrimmed Hats, $1.98
$3.98 Untrimmed Hats, $2.98 W
$4.98 Untrimmed Hats, $3.98
$5.98 Untrimmed Hats, $4.9 8
$7.50 Untrimmed Hats, $5 . 98
$10 00 Untrimmed Hats, $7S
Stamped LINEN Specials
Scheduled for Friday
Q TAMPED FLAXON WAISTS in a Variety of new,
pretty designs with Robespierre or high
collars; they were made to sell at f)0e, but
for a big special Friday we have reduced
tho price and offer you your choice, at
$1 Stamped Gowns, 69c i 39c Library Scarfs, 19c
Mado Gowns Htampcd for em- Library Scarfs, stamped and
broidery, regularly sell tinted on ecru linen, a aA
nt J1.00, and reduced L?ISf1 I fcarf worth fully 39c,
for Friday, nHI! I choice,
to UUU ' Friday
m
Trimmed Hats
Included in this sale are our ex
clusive trimmed hats, no two
alike; large variety;
a choice at $12.50,
$10.00, $7.50, $5.00
and down, to
$498
Braid Hats, $1.20
Black hair-like braid hats, all new
shapes and velvet flange n regu
lar $L0() hat, re
duced in the great
sale for Friday, your
choice, at
$
NOTIONS
Iron ing Wax,
regularly s ol 1
at ;i cukes tui
5c, Fri
day, each.
II o o k B
Eyes, L'c
values, at.
Children'!)
1c
and
1c
Sui-
portoiB, 1 A
lCc viU.,lUC
I) lack Darning
Cotton, H C
spools. . . OC
Wire Hair Pins,
lOOlnbx, r
1 0c value OC
Pearl buttons, '1
ilqz. on curd, U
cards
for. . . . . . OC
"C h nil onge'
Sufoty Pins, a
sIzch, ?,
cards for. OC
F o 1 d 1 ng Coat
ers, ea. 10c
Cotton Tapo, a
yards to 1
bolt, ut. 1 C
W a 8 b i iiKto:i
papers.-. . OC
Underwear
WOMEN'S underwear,
regular or extra
sizes, low neck and sleeve
less vests, 25c
values Friday,
'. pr. 50c. or ea.
Union Suits, 39c
Women's regular or extra alio
Union Suits, low neck and
Hlccvolen,s union milts,
laco trimmed, DOc and
G9c values; choice
Friday, at. . . .,
17c
9c
Friday GROCERY Specials
S TJ Q A K.
arronu 1 a t d.
1 33 lb. ...$1.00
T OMATOE?,
2-11). cans, 3
cans ....... 25c
PEACHES, evap
orated, 3 lbs.,
at 30
RAISINS, seed
less, 3 lbs.. .350
GINGER SNAPS,
lb., at 6o
BALKON,
1-lb. tall cans,
at . . . 15c
BAUD INES, 3
cans 10c
V I 8 II BAL.1.S,
can at, 17H
SOAP, cocoa toi
let, 3 cakes. .100
BEEF, Kranco
Atnerlcan, can
at too
csisco,
cooking,
38o can,
for
for
20c
Floor Frld of Omahk, ak., $1.30
rionr Orkina' trifle, lack. .$1.16
Floor By or Oraham, a 34-lb.
ack 15o
O O T T 11 Si
"B x o a 1 lor,"
35c quality, lb.
at 30o
COnN, "Capitol"
overgreen, 3 cans
for 35o
HOMINV. large
can 7o
NAVY BEANS,
pound Bo
POBK A. IT D
B BAITS In to
mato aanoa, 2
lb. -can a,
at 7V4o
TOMATO soup. 2
cans 15o
M AQA RON I,
Spaghetti or Ver
micelli, 3 pkgg.,
for 35o
P BISBSTZS,
pure fruit,
strawberry or
rosposr-
ry, 33-oi
Jar
I7i
PEAS, "Capitol."
Early June,
cans ........ 35o
BAKING POW
DER, "Calumet."
can 79
Wheat Hearts, pkg;. l3V4c
Shredded Wheat Bticolts .... 10c
Toasted Com Flakes, pkg 6o
Coupon In each package.
Oatmeal, 3 pksrs 35c
Pancake Floor, 3 pktrs 35c
I OLIVE Oil,,
pore Frenoh,
IH g-allon $1.35
SOAP, Diamond
C or Beat 'Em
All, 10 barn. .350
TEAS, assorted,
58o quality
lb 480
EGGS, strictly
fresh, doz. . .800
CHEESE, Neuf
chatel, each . .3o
COPFEE, "Ideal"
blend, lb. ...35o
TEA
pksr. .
BlftlllRB,
10c
BUTTE B,
" Capitol "
Cream, lb. 35c
COFFEE, Excel
sior, 3fic quality,
lb 300
CHEESE,
cream, lb. . .
full
.180
PRUNES,
0 a llfornla,
3 lbs 350
Childr en's Dresses
rllLDREN'S long and short dresses, made
of good quality nainsook, round and
square yoke of embroidery, laco m fe
and tiny tucks, sizes up to 3 gfi UQ
years, regular 98c values, priced VM
Friday, at
89c Wash Dresses, 39c
Children's dresses made of chambray, plaid " and
, i . , i i 1 1 j. i. t ii.i
Biripea ginguunis, puruatca auu iniau, viamiiij f
trimmed w.ith bands and pipings of contrast- Q fl f
ing materials, plaited skirts with deep lines;
89c values Friday, at
Sale of Domestics
T7vIN11j llUl'E M.US1AJS, incJiOB ,
X wide, limit of .10 yds. to n
customer,. special Friday, a 'yard.,
at V
Seamless Sheets, size 81x90 inches,
6c
special in Friday's, sell
ing and regular 69c vaf-
ues. offered at.
49c
Dress Ginghams, regularly sell at 10c a , yard; ?
reduced for Friday's salo to, a yard. OC
Bargain BASEMENT Specials Friday
10c Handkerchiefs, blue and red !"c
Children's Play Suits, 50c value l)c
Children's 39c Blue Chambray Bloomers lOe
Boys' 60c Corduroy and Wool Pants.., .1fc
Boys' 36c Blue Striped Overalls 1c
Boys' $1.00 Hats, nt s. . .'.Wc
i Women's 7Cc and $100 Waists , .Hc
j Women's 75c and $1.00 Corsets :10c
I Boys' 39c Blouso Waists, al 22c
t Men's DOc heavy Union Mnde Overalls , . .fl)c
$1.25 Shoe Box, 75c
Friday's Furniture Feature
blSAUTIFUL SHOU BOA', or Blacking
U (!ase, made of golden oak, a
$1.25 value, extra special' for
each
great
Friday, at
75
$6.75 Cabinet Base, $4.75
Ki tcli jh..'Q(j bj ijiQt Baae, s j 7.e
of top 11842 inches, hirgo
il rawer for flour, li dnnvers
lor storage room; also
bread board;
a regular V
$0.75 value,
Friday, at. . . .
4
75
;Orkin Brothers Your Home Store;
;0rkin Brothers Your Home Store;
J
as;e County Makes
Comprehensive Road
Improvement Plan
BKATRICH, Neb., April 10. (Special.)
The Board or Supervisors yesterday pur
chased a largo traction engine for tho
purpose of grading tho roads In Oagu
count'. The board designated the roads
to be graded and they Include all the
main traveled highways leading to Bo
atrlce. The total number of miles of roid
to be graded Is 132V4- The money avail
able from the Inheritance tax fund is
about $20,000, and nearly all of this
amount will be used In Improving the
hlehwavs of Gaire counts'.
I.ouls 1. Voung and Miss Rena Shcr-
man, both of this city, were married
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at the
Presbyterlun manse by the groom's
brother. Rev. 1 U. Young.
A. J. Overgard was called to Clayton,
Kan., yesterday by the death or hUj
mother, who passed away Tuesday sight!
of heart trouble.
Otto KarnaU and Miss Mao Darwin,
both of this city, were married last eve-i.
Ing by Rev. U. O. Brown.
Ora Henry and Miss Genevieve Kltsort
were married last evening at the Metho
d'st parsonage, Rev. U. CJ. Brown offl
caatlng. Mis. Cora Cooper of Wymore yesterday
Instituted suit for divorce from her bus
band. I-owell Cooper, who Is at present
living at Belolt, Kan. She charges th-it
he deserted her at Wymore last August.
WYMORE INSTALLS
ITS NEW OFFICERS
AVYMORB, Neb.. April 10. (Special I
Tho city council in regular session Tues
day night swore In newly elected city
offlolals. Mayor Reullng reappointed W
W. Chlnnock as marshal, Thomas Moore
us nlghtwatch and Henry Kemp as stieet
commissioner. K. B. Crawrord was ap
pointed city attorney. A, D. McCandJess
had hold the office for the last year
Mayor Reullng In resuming the ot'io
for this year reviewed the work of hli
administration the last year, During that
time a number of Important suits have
bt-en settled out of court An electric
t iof hu been Installed to do the city
water pumping, and saves the city from
$3 to U a day. The floating Indebtedness
has been reduced $2,625. Charity work was
organized. Mayor Reullng advocated ;
strict meter rate In selling city water,
declaring tho flat rate unfair. He ad
vocates the Installation of a steam en
gine in the city power plant and the op
eration of tho city electric plant.
K. B. Crawford, appointed city attor
ney, has roslgned his office as police
Judge. Judge John Hurst has been ap
pointed temporarily to the office.
GRAND ISLAND FARMER
KILI S HIMSELF WITH GUN
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., April 10.-fSpc-clal
Telegram.) Charles Boldt. a young
farmer aged SS years, last night killed
himself with a twenty-two-callber rifle.
It Is believed he was temporarily de
ranged. He was In comfortable circum
stances, and so far as known had little
to worry about, though complaining yes
terday that he was not feeling well. He
leaves a widow and six children, ranging
from 14 to 2 years of age.
New Note, of Allans!,
AL.MANCB, Neb.. April 10.-Hpeolal.)
A company of "home talent" from Hem
lngford, under the direction of Dr. Bo
land of that place, presented "What
Happened to Jones" at, the I'helan opera
house last night.
The girls' basket hall team of Alliance
and Mitchell will play the last game of
the series to decide the championship of
western Nebraska on Friday evening of
this week.
A snow storm, extending the length of
the Alliance division of tho Burlington,
was reported last night, from four to
seven Inches on the level. So fur no
delay to traffic has been reported.
I
Km" Note of Hnrvnrit.
HARVARD. Neb.. April 10. tSpeclal.)
Luwns and grass aro being materially
improved under the influence of one Inch
of rain that has fallen during the last
twenty-four hours.
The three-year-old child of Mr. and Mrs.
George Slelger was buried from their
residence Tuesday in Harvard cemetery.
She was scalded so that she died.
William Hosier, an early resident and
farmer, living six miles northeast froih
Harvard was bulled from the Methodist
church In our cemetery on Sunday. He
was 64 years of age, and leaves a widow
and several children. Death resulted
from Urlght'B disease.
MINISTERS OF KEARNEY
DISTRICT HOLD MEETING
SHKIrON. Neb., April 10. (Special.)
-The first ministerial meeting of the
Kearney District West Nebraska Meth
odist KplFcopal conferenco opened here
In the Methodist Episcopal church Mon
day evening- Following devotional serv
ices, J. F. Walker, on behair of the
people of Shelton and the local church,
extended a hearty welcome to the thirty
minister anil laymen present, which
was responded to by R. I. Hammans,
district superintendent, followed by an
"The Pastor." by District
Superintendent B. F. Galthor of North
l'latte.
All of Tuesday wbh taken up by dis
cussions on church work. Bishop Frank
M. Bristol delivered n very Interesting
address, his theme being "To Inspire
the Minister to More Effective Work'
I.oup City was chosen for next year's
convention city.
Notes from Wlllier.
WILBKR. Neb.. April 10. (Specla. l
Joseph Kovarlk, who was beln luld ut
the county jail awaiting delivery to the
Insane hospital, escaped last evening
about B o'clock and has not been h"'ird
from since. He Is about 3S ears old
and when he loft hail no coat, shoev or
hat.
Tho Commercial club at Its regulir
meeting last night decided to put tv
fore the people for vote the proposition
of rebuilding Its lighting systom and to
Install a heating plant for the buslnci?
portion of the lowiij, and to bring ab-ut
an election to vote bonds to the extent
of J15.C0O for this purpose.
and has a family of aeVer.nl Krjmtr chil
dren. He Is 4.VycafS of a Re
Base Ball on Its Way- ;
at Doane College:
CRliTH, Neb.. April 10. iSpoclal )
While the baso ball men have been "it
work somewhat Intermittently for c
eral weeks tho season really begun with
opening of school this week. Coach John,
son Is having to hurry the work of pick
ing a tentative lineup nt least,' for tho
first game of the season Is Saturdav,
when tho Tigers go up against the Corn
husker nine. Although Doane will prob
ably not be able to put up a very sfons
game there Is a good chance for It tJ
make good later on In the season. Th'1
schedule Is as follows:
April 12 Nobraska university at Lincoln.
April 15 Cotner at Bethany.
May a Wesleyan at University Place
May 8 Wesleyan at t'rete.
May 16 Peru at Crote.
May 17 Bellevue at Crete
May 20 Bellevue at Bellevue.
May 21 rem at Peru
May 27 Cotner at Crete.
Some Doubles,
Snvoii double nlays were made In an ex
hibition game between the Cincinnati
Reds and Iulsvllle the other day uml
Joe Tinker started tour of them "Tinker ,
to Kgan to Hoblltzel" already beghu to
sound good to Red fans.
'Yu llnv Tried the Itest
ov Ytm Can KclUh iUr Ural
MKT. ORMJINH HOCK IIHIJH
cn drnught and In bnttles on and after'
April 11th. ' i
Order a case of this delicious beer sent i
to your home. !
Wm J. Boekhoff. retail dealer Phone
Douglas 11$. '
H50TTLEDIN BONO
ww WsWHm
In Uncle 5am's hands
The Best Rye in the Field is made, aged and
bottled under Uncle Sam's rigid super
vision. By placing his "little green stamp"
over the cork he makes sure that this
splendid whiskey reaches you just as pure
as it left the distillery rich, ripe,delightful,
ClZdL old
Bottled In Bon
Hi
Knlrliury Drayman Injured.
KAIRBURY. Nob.. April 10. (Special, j -John
Rybolt, a drayman, was seriously
Injuipd While unloading a barrel wctgl
lug 300 pounds at the Personnet candy
kitchen.." Mr' Uybolt had gone down th
'steps Ifito the basement und In sum
manner the barrel sjlpped from the wagon
and fell on top of him. The doctors found
that five rlhs were fractured In his r'glit
side und that one of them protruded 'ntj
his lurg The extent of h' Internal In
juries Is not known Rybolt Is married
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