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THE BE 10; OMAHA, TUESDAY, MAJICII 24, 1914.
STYLES DSEJGH COLORING
Omaha Retail Stores Present Their
Spring Offerings.
ONE USES THE GYPSY IDEA
Some of he Model Show nn In
cltnntton to (hp Vie of (he
Rustle Stores All Bentitl
fnllr Decorated.
An enchanting array of natural and
artificial spring flowers In dainty color
ing, shaded lights and beautiful hangings
form the background for the most artis
tic Fashion show ever held In this city.
The Taj Mahal of India nnd Uio richest
art galleries of Europe have supplied the
motif for thin display. Richest silks In
handsome brocaded designs are fashioned
Into garments so picturesque that they
tako you back several generations In his
tory, or even back to tho tales of Arabian
Nl-jhts, High nnd unusual coloring Is
especially a feature of this season, nota
bly so In the combinations which are
nindc.
V new note has been struck by tho
ctae for colored wigs, but Omaha
Ti nun who have been waiting eagerly
for their introduction by living models
will be disappointed, for while they are
worn by many of the figures,, only one,
a pale blue one, will bo worn by n Thomp-son-Belden
model, to match a pale blue
costume.
Polret. Drccoll, Paquln, Agnes, Beryl,
Francis nnd Zimmerman model are be
ing shown In a profusion and combina
tion of styles. Draped, tunlced and ruf
fled modes In skirts aro combined Indis
criminately, yet they produce a most
graceful and beautiful effect. The Influ
enco of the bustle Is also very marked
In these styles.
Models I.Ike Portraits.
The Brandels "esplanade resembles a
wonderful art gallery with an Immense
painting In the rear, which Is really a
platform on which several beautiful fig
ures are posed. On each side of tho aisle
pre figures set In white frames, with
haded lights overhanging, producing the
effect of portraits. Ono very striking "por
trait' wort tango-colored gown with
bodice of silk chnnllHy lace with gold
embroidered figures at Intervals. A large
white butterfly bow of lllustlon, with
jeweled ornaments, completed the cor
sage, ' A tango-colored wig set off the
coMtume.
Another attractlvo costume was an apple-green
bodice and tunic, though over a
white foundation. American beauty shade
tips used for the girdle and .a touch cf
the same color In a bow at the right
shoulder There were no sleeves to this
costume.
A very pretty suit was ono of rose
rink with collar of black satin and fin
ished with Jet ornaments.
showing: Ilve Models.
The models at Thompson-Deldcn will
'promenade In a reproduction of tho Taj
Mahal temple and will display a won
derful assortment of the Parisian molro
suits. An especially beautiful suit Is a
Polret model In hunter's green Faille
Francals with ,Copichln back and Man
darin sleeves. It has a rolling collar,
the jacket resembling a cape more than
anything else.
One of the models wears a white crepe
Je chine, elaborately embroidered In flirt
loce, -with several tiers of flounces ex
tending from an extremely wide girdle.
Although Burgcra-Nash company does
not celebrate it spring opening until
next Monday, an especially flno showing
la being made, notably of wraps. One of
the most beautiful ones on display la of
sheerest black chiffon, hand-embrotdered
In delicate colors and hanging almost to
the hem of the gown. The collar Is of
black velvet. With this la worn a hat of
black shadow lace over white satin, with
ft facing of spring green'.
Use Gypsy Idea.
Benson 4 Thome company acknowl
edged 'themselves as dlsolplet of Paul
3'olret. Tho gypsy idea Is carried out
hoth In the cotorltatlon and girdle of one
of their models. A decidedly new Idea
feeing shown hero Is the mermaid petti
coat of . accordion-pleated chiffon. This
Is the most clinging undergarment that
has been designed, which at the samp
time permits freedom of motion and la
'specially suitable for tango dancing.
The new handkerchief linen bodices are
ahown In white and colors.
Many original models, as well as repro
ductions, ara being shown at the Ne
braska Clothing store. They are from
IMalsons, Drecoll, Bernard, Beer, Cherult,
Xlremet, Kaufman and Jenny, the repro
ductions being from Tolret and Doeulllet
models. An attractive Drccoll model is
cf black charmeuse with pleated tunlo,
trimmed in point de Venice lace with
Jiedlei collar. A large flower in the
tango shade completes the corsage.
Two novelties are being shown In the
millinery here. Ono Is a bandeau hat
with a bird of paradise design appllqued
on hand woven brocaded satin. The new
shoe polish tailored hats and ribbons ara
also being shown.
Brrs; Has Mrluc Models.
Living models wilt mingle with tho
crowds at the Berg Clothing company
od will be conspicuous only an their cos
tumes will attract by their extreme mode.
Exceedingly beautiful models for young
slrls aro being shown here. They are in
tho delicate pastel shades with tho pro
nounced gypsy girdle, from which several
tiers of flounces extend.
There is also a very beautiful showing
of imported bodices of French ahadow
Jace. elaborately set off with gold cord.
Show Tango flown.
An original tango gown Is being shown
at the Thomas Kllpatrirk store. It is of
pale blue crepe with averdrape of gold
lace and a huge rosette at the back. The
"Med let collar is edged with velvet buds,
the striking thing about the costume be
ing that the ruffles aro turned upward
Instead of down. A charming reproduc
tion from Paquln I a hunter's green suit
of crepe Faille, with double tunlo and
ruffle and lace drops from the sleeves.
A handsome bodice la of black chiffon
and net, with a gold figure in conven
tional design appllqued upon It.
Hayden Brothers are showing an espe
cially beautiful and unusual Zimmerman
model with a double accordion-pleated
skirt and a flehu which extends over the
shoulders, below the hips and fastens in
the back. It Is of black satin charmeuse
The display of wraps Is exceedlnrlv
rich. They are being shown In all the
pastel shades for evenlnar wear as well
M in tha oriental and always handsome
black. Many are In the old-fashioned
oounan effect, the materials being o
Cbantong or brocaded satin, with Man
darjn sleeves and qulta short. All are
vnemai jn design and splendor.
Woaderfal Coach Remedy.
Mr. D, P. Lawson of Edison. Tenn..
writes: "Dr. King's New Discovery Is a
most wonderful cough, cold and lung
medicine. JAs and l All druggists -
Advertisement
Lawyers and Perjury
Sioux City Tribune.
Tho rwent frrnnri J"T ttt OmnliB
Indicted clRht lawyers of thnt city
nnd a long Hat of other offenders.
In Its report (hero aro come, notnhlo
suggestions. These nffect tho very
fundamentals of JtiHtlco nnd hnr as
sociations and courts should give
heed to them.
Respectable- lawyers have hesi
tated to proceed against members of
their own association whom they
have reason to know iiso Illegitimate
means In their practico lest people
say they aro envious or covetous and"
want to got the others' business for
themselves. This is not n completes
defense, as tho Omaha grand jury
mildly states it.
Tho plain people do not have the
means of knowing what Is going on
In tho courts as lawyers do, nnd
hence the . abuses of court officers
must nhvnys grow into scandalous
proportions beoro they can bo
checked, unless courts or bar asso
ciations check them.
Tho Omaha grand Jury dealt with
the matter in a most uhirapasslonod
way they handled it as a painful
duty. Following is an extract from
its report:
"During our deliberations It has como
to us through direct evidence, depositions
and advlco of those thoroughly In touch
with tho situation that tho question of
perjury and subdrnatlan of perjury has
becomcf a serious ono In tho different
couits in this country. It has dovcloped
upon us to bring Indictments In some In
stances for this practice, and while we
hardly feel competent to suggest what
should be dono to dlscourago those guilty
of such offense?, we bellovo somo action
should be taken In this respect, we havo
found this practice to obtain nmong wit
nesses, but we regret to have also to
state that certain members of the bar
have been equally guilty, nnd since It
has been made the subject of controversy
between tho press and the bar associa
tion, we believe It Is our duty to state,
from our Information and Investigation,
that tho bar association cannot hold It
self entirely guiltless for tho conditions
that have obtained by reason of their
failure to net In tho mattors that have
been brought to their attention, "We find
In a recent case every evidence of black
moll on the part of -certain people and at
torneys, and havo brought Indictments
accordingly! and while other cases of a
somewhat similar nature were brought to
our attention, tho evidence was not suf
ficient to warrant our bringing In a trim
bill. Few believe that no effort should
bo spared to dlscourago attempts at
blackmail, and to this end would recom
mend that tho penalty covering tho of
fense bo mado heavier."
Landlady Holds On
to Trunk When an
Actress Quits Eoom
Martha Btuan, actress and bright Ught
In the front row, appeared In police
court and with the aid of the eager
city prosecutor, filed a complaint against
Mrs. M. K. Clark, conductor of a board
ing house at 614 South Twentieth stret.
for appropriating her trunk.
Martha was accompanied by her mother
(curses from the prosecutor and between
tho pair the story was unfolded. They had
engaged a rom two weeks' In advance at
the above address. Upon arriving at the
place, accompanied by their trunk, they
Were apparently dissatisfied and departed
for the Rome. Mrs. CUrk firmly Insisted
that the trunk should' remain until the
rooms had been paid for. Prosecutor An-
heuser agreed that thoy had been treated
cruelly and Officer AVheler, armed with
a search warrant, hastened to the house,
confiscated tho trunk and departed beforo
the Clarke- household could file the neres
aary documents to keep It. A hearing on
the matter has been set for Tuesday
morning. Mr. Anheusor accompanied by
Miss Stuart and her mother, loft tho
courtroom together.
lire Ready to Take
Up Butler's Plan
for More Interest
City Treasurer W. O. TJre marched Into
the city council chamber armed with
arguments and facts about city flint's
and ready to deal with tho uugrfcstlnn i f
Commissioner Dan B. Butler Mint banks
should give surety bonds for city moneys
deposited In them and then Mr. Cir
marched right out, for the council lefused
to discuss the plan at this tlmx
Commissioner Butler, who proposed the
plan, waa out of tha city and Commis
sioner J. J. Ityder. acting chairman of
the committee of the whole, at tho oun
ell's request. Indefinitely postpaid! the
consideration of the measure.
Along wlh his statment In which he de
clared banks should give surety bonds In
stead of the bonds of directors or other
officials of the bank Butlor suggested
that the Interest on city money be ralred
from 3 to Si Pr cent, slnca Atate money
draws 3 per cent.
Tlte plan may be taken up and con
sidered when Butler returns.
PETER DONAHUE DIES
AT CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA
Peter Donahue, aged 65 years, brother
of the late J. J. Donahue, former chief of
police of this city, died Sunday morning
at Cedar Rapids, I a., of pneumonia. Mr
Donahue made Omaha his home for h
number of years, while employed by the
Union Paclflo as road foreman.
lie Is survived by three sons. Tom. at
present a student at Itome for the priest
hood; IK) and Joseph of Iowa City, and
two daughters, Alice and Josephine of
Davenport Funeral services will he held
from the old home at Holbrook, la
Tuesday afternoon. Three sisters, Mrs,
Rosa Uohn of Omaha, Mrs. Jamea Mc
Donald of Valley and Mrs. Matt Benson
of thin city will attend tho services.
Special 'Health Warnlntt (or March
March is a trying month for the very
young and for elderly people. Croup,
bronchial colds. lagrlppe and pneumonia
ara to bt feared and avoided. Fbley'a
Honey and Tar Is a great family medicine
that will quickly stop a coogh, check the.
progress of a cold, and relieve Inflamed
and Congested air passages. E. C. Bhodes,
Mlddleton, Oa., aayai "La grippe cave
me .. hacking cough for which I got no
relief until I took Foley's Honey and
,Tar Compound, and was noon well cf
both .ough arid cold." Kor sals by u.l
it -cti tivenWio e. -AdicrtUemnMH
SPRING STYLES ARE SHOWN
All the ig Retailers Unite in Pre
senting Season's Offerings.
CO-OPERATION THE KEYNOTE
All Join HnniU In Mnklns; Mnunlfl
ccnt Display of Xrwet Styles In
Honor nf Merchant'
MnrketltiK Week.
Success of the 1SH spring stylo week
Is assured, If - th5 Interest rind enthusi
asm of tho hundreds of women biiyors
who flocked Into Omaha's retail stores
tho oponlng day Is any criterion. In Ad
dition to the local people who made ex
cursions to tho stores department man
agers discerned an advance scattering of
out-of-town visitors who had heard of
tho co-oporatlve fashion week.
The retailers are co-operntlng with one
another to make this fashion week tho
biggest over hold In Omaha, and from tha
appearance of tho stores and the activity
of customers thorc Is little doubt but
what they will provo successful In their
endeavor. For sovernl weeks the window
dressers nnd department managers had
been diligently preparing for this gala
occasion, nnd this morning tho first re
sults of their work mado nn appearance.
All of tho windows In tho city wore
brightly decorated, appropriate to tho
spirit of- spring, whllo tho Interiors of
the stores follow tho general decorating
scheme.
In previous years tho retailors held
spring style weoks, but this Is tho first
year of spontaneous opening. Before all
openings wero on different dates nnd each
stoic had nn Individual stylo show. - This
year It Is different, Tho opening dato is
the samo, and, although each storo holds
Its own opening, the co-opcratlvo plan
has been followed so that all will bono'flt.
Bvcry rctnll window contains selected
articles from new stocks Just purchased,
while beautiful backgrounds havo been
arranged to set off the protty garments
and hats. Inside- tho stores models have
been draped with gowns and suits and
hatB, so that It will bo a very cynical
woman who can resist tho temptation to
buy.
pnnce at Commercial Clnli.
Kntcrtnlnment has been planned for tho
out-of-town visitors. Tho Commercial
club has provided for amusement at the
club rooms Tuesday evening. Experts
will demonstrate tho mnxlxo nnd tha
tango and other dances for. tho edification
nf tho unsophisticated, and after tho
demonstrations those attending will bo
permitted to exhibit their prowess along
thoso lines. On tho samo evening short
talks will bo mado by advertising special
ists and window trimmers on tho prob
lems of tho rotnll'or. Wednesday evening
i u uinncr nnu incuicr pariy is pianncu.
Tho Brandvls stores nro fitted most
nagnlflCo'utly for the spring stylo week.
Tho Hljttccnth street windows havo been
elaborately decorated with out-door
scenes bt spring time, and models,' draped
Feel Headachy, Bilious, Constipated,
Shaky, Dizzy and Sick A Dime a Box
You're bilious! Tou have a throbbing
sensation In your head, a bad taste in
your mouth, your eyes hyrt, your skin
Is yellow with dark rings under your
eyes, your lips ara parched. No wonder
you feel ugly, mean and Ill-tempered.
Tour system Is full of bile and consti
pated waste not properly passed off, and
what you need In a cleaning up "Inside."
Don't continue being a bilious, constipated
nulsanoe to yourself aad those who love
you, and don't resort to harsh physics
CENT BOXES
also ss fx so
In the latest spring suits, have been set
In the centur. Dainty lattice work sur
rounds the windows, adding a touch of
reality, while the backgrounds nro beau
tiful oil paintings. Tha same scheme has
been followed on the Douglas street, win
duns, except-thnt the displays are of In
dividual garments. ?
Tho lower floor.pt the Brandels stores
Is decorated wlthlred, green, nnd yellow!
coloring. The green, representing shrub
bery, while tho red and yellow represents
flowers. The ricroratinir hnnas over each
of tho electroliers nnd from one end yl"
tho storo tho. criulsttc cffulgence js mos!
beautiful to behold.
MprliiKtlinc Scenes,
The Btirgess'Nash company has deco
rated Its storo appropriately In honor bf
the ovent. The- windows are of 'outdoor'
scenes, with the beat designs shown it)
life-sized models Tho Burgs-Nash
stock Is very complete and, has been ar
range!! so'as'to mako a display 6f nil
the designs. An assembly of: frames gives
A good .view -of most all of the spring
styles, while others -aro In open cases,
whero th'oy .cnn be easily, examined.
Thoso new, quaint nnd'Wlrisdme dresses
with tholr-ruffles, puffs and shlrrlngs, as
adopted, frdm tho fascinating period of
our, grandmothers,' are shown In elaborate.
designs; Whllo- the now silk suits aro
given prdrnlMpiit dlspjay. All tho authen
tic spring styles and' all the favored.cot
orlng's are displayed at 'Burgcss-Nash.
company; either In tho .original or modi
fied form. A -comprehensive showing of
pattern' hats Is in Included In the Burgess
Nnsli sDrlng.stock.,
Thompson-Beiden havo followed the,
outdoor 'scheme of decoration In the-win
dows and Insldo tho More. Bright colors
have been incorporated in all decorating
and add just the touch to accentuate the
artistic columcs. Latest styles In ready
to wear- apparel for women ore shown
In profusion.
Tho House of Menngh has a corripleto
line of new spring draperies, some of
which nro shown In the'wlndow displays,
but more completely In the storo. Benson
& vThorno havo also made preparations'
for tho exhibition of the new gowns and
suits.
Store Is Remodeled.
Hayden Bros, have been given their
first opportunity to decorate their remod
eled windows and stores. The deep win
dows which havo Just been completed
wero very daintily decorated with spring
styles. To add to tho beauty of the win
dows natural flowers are given a promi
nent position. Tho Interior has been deco
rated with bright colors, while large
vases of real carnations have been sta
tioned at regular Intervals throughout tho
store. Tho partition, which once occupied
a prominent position In tho very center of
the store, has been cut away and nffords
a view of tho entire lower floor from the
doorway.
Orchard & Wllhclra, Beaton & Later,
King-Peck company, Magee & Deeiner,
Wilcox & Allen and Browning, .King &
Co., while not handling femlplno articles
of apparel, have entered into' the co
operative fashion 'week, and have made
special displays of their articles. The
Nebraska Clothing company and the Borg
Clothing company, both of which firms
that Irltate and injure. Remember, that
your sour, disordered stomach, lazy liver,
and clogged bowels can be quickly cleaned
and regulated by morning with gentle,
thorough Cascarets; a 10-cent box will
keep your head clear and make you feel
cheerful and bully for months, det Cos
carets now wake up refreshed feel like
doing a good day'a work make youratf
pleasant and usfuL Clean upt Cheer
-ANY DRUG STORE
cctrr BOXCS
B3i7 .
have women's departments, have special
window displays and Interior arrange
ment sti .table to the week,
Kllpatflck has a window display nhldi
Js creating considerable comment. On
or& ofJahe figures an ankle bracelet re
nfisesn full-view of all. who pass. Al-
Ptnougri not a new Idea It was thmwit by
a large .-number that the anklo braiMlet
PhaT passed Ita zenith. But the Kll-
pnJrlck decorator evidently believe It
11 nfltl be here as long as tho slit skirt
evalls.
Julius Orkln nnd Beddeo have alio re-
R:l.ved their 'spring stocks.
Takes Off Dandruff
Hair StopB Falling
Girls! Try thU! Mnkos hair thick,
. glossy, fluffy, beautiful No
more 'Itching scalp.
Within ten minutes after an applica
tion of Danderlno you cannot find a
single trace of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not Itch, but what
will please you most will bo after a few
weeks' use, when jrou, see new hair, fine
and downy "at first yrs but really new
hair growing all over the scalp.
A little Danderlno Immediately doubles
the beauty of ybur hair. No difference
How dull, faded, brittle and scraggy, Just
moisten a-cloth' with Danderlno and care
fullydrawjt through ywir hair, taking
one small strand at a time. The .effect
Is 'amazing your hair will ba light,
fluffy and wavy, . and have an appear
ance of abundance: an Incomparable
lustre, softness and luxuriance.
Get a 25 cent bottje of Knowlton's
Danderlne from any drug store or toilet
counter, and prove that your hair la as
pretty and soft as any that It has been
neglected or Injured by careless treat
mentthat's all you surely can havo
beautiful hair and lots of It If you will
Just try a little Danderlne. Advertise
ment. Bi Hesitation
Pump
In the hesitation pump we
are showing the very latest
in distinctive style for wo
men of taste.
They are parti c u 1 a r 1 y
adapted to the new dances.
They have very flexible
hand welt soles with the
now Spanish Cuban heel.
The material Is the finest
patent colt with' dull kid
straps, making a striking
effect. "We havo them in all
sizes and widths.
$4.50
Mall orders prepaid.
Drexel
1419 Farnam
You Can'!' Afford
Fashion Week Specials at
Displays That
are Unaur-
pasted
Anywhere
Our Spring Opening Dis
play of Apparel, Milli
nery & Dress Accessories
Emphasizes more strongly nhan
ever this season tho superiority
of Haydens assortment faid
vulues.
Although the importance of tK'e
big special displays in appareW
and millinery aro strongly em
phasized, every department
throughout the big storo will be
found in its now spring dress,
and each department will offer
strong incentives to early pur
fchasing by underpricingg that are
truly exceptional.
Our Opening Display
represents the culminating results of
months of qareful inspection, selection,
rejections of lines offered by tho world's
best makers. Although extremes are
Bhown, great care has been exercised in
selecting only the practical but no less
beautiful. All are cordially invited
whether you wish to buy or not. Come.
Special Demonstration of Latest
Hair Goods Novelises
We have made arrangements with tho principal Importers of
Hair Goods in New York to demonstrate their comploto line- here
this week; showing a magnificent line of the best Swltchos from 08c
to $15.00; Transformations, $150 to 98.00; Gray Switches from
$4.50 up; Colored Wigs, $18.00 up. An experienced operator will
demonstrate tho very newest Ideas in becoming hair dressing styles.
The Largest, Most Complete and Best Selected Wash
Goods Stock in Omaha
New Ratines, new Voiles, new Silks and Cottons, now Printed Fab
rics, new Madras, new Percales, etc. Everything up-to-date for this
bprlng.
EXTRA SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY
100 pieces of $1.00 Ratines : 74ti
86 pieces of 75c Ralino 5f)
125 pieces of 59c Ratines . l48d
250 pieces of Dupeuna Silk, all the new colors, new blues, Jaspers, etc.;
regular price 25c, at , 15t
NowM-inch Scotch Ginghams, regular 18c values; now on sal'o"l2ri
Lorraine Tissues, regular 25c values, tho genuine Egyptian, Tuesday
at, a yard ;
Wash Goods Section
Domestic Room
Hwpe Muslin, SC-lnch wide, res-
ular 10c values, at 7 Mo
tfnbeached Muslin, 35 inches
wide, 7c value, at So
Soft Finish Lohir Cloth, 10c
value, at 7Vo
arable Oil Cloth, light and dark
colore, at ISo
Genuine Serpertlne Crepe, long
remrnfints, 18c values, at yd.. 9a
Glnghams for aprons, blues and
brown. "He values, at 6o
Voiles, double fold, good colors,
18c values at lavic
Unbleached Turkish Towels,
12Ho values ...i 8Ho
Tawn? and Batistes, good pat
terns, values to 12Kc, at,... 5c
40-tnch White Lawn, 12Hc value,
at 7Ho
Prlnts, Simpson's, all colors,
OHc valuJv at So
Tuesday's Linen Specials
Imported Satin Damask Pattern Table Cloths, pure flax, assorted
sizes, values to $5.00; sale price, each S2.90
Imported Dinrter Napkins, pure flax, full size-, assorted rauge of' de
signs, values-.up to $5.00 a dozen; sale price six for SI, 50
lead This Grocery Sale Ad at Hayden's for Tuesday
OVJL AOS IS THIS PEOPU3
VT Ssfr All Trusts And Ooabi
n aliens.
23 IV s. Best Granalated Sugar. . .91.00
48-lb. Sack. Best. High Grade Dia
mond II Flouc. nothing finer lor
bread, pie aor calces, sack. . . .91.10
10 Bars Beat-'Em-All, Diamond C or
Launary Queen White Laundry
Heap Su
1-lb. Can Diamond II Baking Powder,
equal to aty at double the price,
per can . .- 33o
10 lbs. Bent White or Yellow Com
rrttsal 19o
5 lbs. Best. Kolled Breakfast Oat
meal . .., 330
6 lb3.,Cholcu Japan, Rico ..aBo
6 lbs. Best Band lflcked Navy Beany
for zCo
4 Cans Flaocy Swnet Sugar Corn.2So
6 Cans Oil or Mutct&rd Sardines. ,35o
6 lbs. BesK Bulk Laundfy Htarch.35c
1-lb. Can assorted soups 7Hc
The Beat Domestic Maccaronl, Ver
mecelll or Spaghetti, pkg. . ...7Hc
Full Cans Alaaksi Salmon lOo
Large Bottles Worcester Sauce, Pure
Tomato Catsup or Pickles, assort
ed kinds, bottle ..Olio
Fan ay Quten Olives, quart 35o
K. C. Corii Flakcei, pkg 5a
Grape-Nuts. pkg. loo
McLaren's, Peanut Butter. lb.,.iaHo
TRY HAYDEN'S FBRST
USE
BEE "WANT ADS"
FOR RESULTS.
TYLER 1000.
fo Miss the Great
'pecial Value
(J"rAf in
Departments
erwear Section
Domestic Room
Misses' and boys' 'floeco lined
Union Suits, 50c values, 35J.
Ladies' medium weight ribbed
Union Suits, regular and extra
sizes, 50c values, at. . . .39J
Men's fleece lined U.nderwear,
shirts or drawers, 50c values
at 20d
Boys' medium weight Ribbed
Union Suits, ulzes 24 to 31,
SOc values, at 35c
Ladles' Muslin Gowns, lace and
Embroidery trimmed, 7Cc' val
ues, at T 49c
Men's and Boys' outing flannel
gowns, 50c values, at 3So
Ladles' medium ribbed under
wear, vent or pants, 25c val,19o
Ilcrsheya Breakfast Cocoa, lb... SOc
(Joden Santos Coffee, lb aoo
The Best Ted Sittings, lb loo
The Best Strictly fresh Guaranteed
Eggs, Par doxon soo
The Best Creamery Butter, carton
or bulk, per lb , a$o
The Best Country Creamery Butter.
per pound a7o
The Best Dairy Table Butter, lb. 33o
Full Cream Young America or Wis-
cousin Cream Cheeae. lb aa0
Neufchatel Cheese, each 3o
Imported Swiss Cheese, lb 36o
Imported llouuefort Cheese, lb...35o
OBANOES, O RANGES, OBANOBS.
The Highland Navels for quality.
Monday special, per dot. 16c, 30c,
38o and aoo
The Vegetable Market of Omaha for
The People.
Tho Best Red Rlv.er Ohio Potatoes,
IS lbs. to the peck ag0
Fresh Beets, Carrots. Radishes, Shal
lots or Turnips, bunch ...t So
fancy livad Lettuce, per liead..7Hc
a neaiis i-resn uear Lettuce 100
Fancy California Cauliflower, lb.7Ue
Knncv Pnlf fnrnln Titit..i K ll.
Old Beets, Carrots, Turnips or'Pars-
...7Hc
3U0
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New Comb Honey, per rack l3Uo
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