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TUB BISK: OMAIU, SATl'UI) VV, MAY 2 1H14.
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Wonderful Bargains
J. HELPHAND
314-316 North 16th St.
(6.00 Sample d0 QQ
Dresses Pm.0
$1.60 House
98c
Dresses
Spring Coats for Children nnd
Misses. Sample coats worth up
to $4.00) sizes 2 to
12, on sale
$1.98
60 sample coats, worth up to
$5.00, sizes G to 14, fan QQ
on sale Jifc4aa70
$1.00 Ladles" Wants, AQ.g
on sale HO C
$2.00 Silk Petticoats,
on sale . . . .
98c
Shoes Shoes
Perfect fitting, well made shoos.
McKay sewed and uoodycar welt.
Men's $4.00 shoes,
our prlco . .
Men's 5.00
Slides
$3.00 Ladles'
Shoes
$2.50 Ladles'
Shoos ...........
$1.50 Children's
Shoes
$2.50
$3.00
$1.98
$1.50
...98c
$7.00 Shoes, broken sizes
$1
and odd lots . . ,
MANUFACTURER'S
SAMPLES SALE
It Is tho NKW POLICY of our management to make a prac
tice of buying manufacturers' SAMPLK8 only to stock the cntlro
store, including every department, with samples exclusively. Wo
have adopted this shrewd method of merchandising In order to
give tho public tettcr values for tho prico they usually pay, or to
give Uicm n saving on staple goods. '
THE MOST FOR THE LEAST
Everybody knou that Samples nro generally bought at ft
reduction of 83 1-Jlc to 30c on the dollar. Another good feature
about samples is that you get fresh, stylish goods which were
made tip for Spring 1014 season, not goods which were carried
over from last season.
9
Is! f the High Rent District Means a Saving to You
We don't expect to mako as big n profit as tho ordinary mer
chant has to wo undersell Ail competition because of our small
expense in conducting a store in one of tho most inexpensive I u ca
tions In Omaha, let our location is a convenient ono for you to
reach.
NOW, YOU ECONOMICAL BUYERS
do not fall to givo your consideration to all of these good rea
sons why you should shop here tomornv and every day. Onco
you stop to think, you must coiicltido that wo have tho means to
glv you more for your money than you can got anywhere else.
All wo nsk of any skeptical reader is to como down to Tho
FAIR, where you aro sure to be treated square.
It Is a pleasure to mention a few of the many bargain oppor
tunities which we offer the public:
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS
910 Men's suits, exceptional
ly good values, blue serges
Included, sample. a
jtalp price pO.Q
$1.80 men's worsted oft
pants, at OSC
$8.50 and $11.00
wool trousers,
Bt , .( "....
$1.85
933.00. men's tflpons, double
texture, guaranteed to bo
rainproof, on sale, Q
The sale starts Saturday at H a. m., May
Come down early arid get tho best of tho lot.
THE FAIR
12TH AND FARNAM STREETS
BACON LITTLE BIT SCARCE
Heavy Amy Orders Temporarily
Shortens Iocal Supply.
T0KK IS TRIFLE CHEAPER
Kreea Staff Cowing ' "net Frlcra
vAre Brcomlnir More Heaaonable
iterance' In Old Potatoes
la Looked Kor.
Because the government ordered sevon
carloads of bacon ''from" the ' Armour
lVicklns company for" the army supplies
In. caaa.ot war wjth Mexico, bacon la
temporarily hard 'to. ce't In Omaha, aa welt
as In" nianv other clttca In the countrl
The seven carloads were packed an. I
shipped, and the result a that the hacou
market wont up a l.ttle locally.' as well
a s in the other parking centers
Pork generally la M cent oft this week.
This Is practically the only thing In the
meat line that can be said .to Ys off.
Beef Is steady and high enough at tha,t.
Chickens retail at V) cents while they
retailed at 22 cents last week.
Knsln butter remained the amo Oils
week. Creamery butter atllt holds up at
9t cent's and even higher In some stores.
Some home-crown garden, produce la
already on the market. Of this there la
spinach, radishes, asparagus and onlona.
Radishes are- a illckel for six bunches.
Asparagus sella at 4 cent a bunch. Onions
are six bunches, for a nickel.
Peas in the pid are on the market.
These come from Louisiana and art Bell
ing as tow aa Hi cent, a quart. There
are up home-grown peas aa yet.
Retailers and produce men look for an
advance of about 0 cents a bOahrj on
old potatoes before long. This because
the supply Is now limited and the bulk
of the new crop Is yet some, distunes off.
The old potatoea are atlll selling at 30
and X oenU a peck, according to the kind
sf potatoes, but they are expected to be
Boiling at It to 11.10 In a few weeks, ffaw
potatoes have found soma small market
In the city for aeveral weeks.
Pineapples are tight In aeafon now.
BUe IS can. be had at 15 cents apiece. Blio
U can be had at lt cents, and. size )
at 10 cents. 'The outlook is that they
will soon a.dvanre in price" eays Al King,
head of the grvcery department of Hoy
den Brothers, "for as soon as the demand
grows Ihey wt rise. They are cheap now
because tby are abundant on their first
appearance on the market"
, Ttnaatent 'Advertising la the Bure Road
to SueJpsM Success,
in A!) Departments
CLOTHING CO,
16th, Near Chicago St.
$5.00 Hain
Coats
$16.00 Kaln
Coats
$1.98
$7.50
35 Men's Suits, worth up
to $11., on sale
$5
$12.60 Slcrgc
Suits
65 Suits, samples of
$25 suits, on sale. . .
$3.50 Hoys' Knlckcr
Suits
$7.50
$9.75
$1.98
FURNISHINGS FOR EVERYBODY
60c Shirts,
at
75c Union Suit!!,
at
75c Knee Pants,
at
50c Silk Hose,
at
35c Suspendors,
at
35c Boys' WnlstB,
at
25c Ladles' Hose,
at
$1.00 Kimonos,
at
35c
93.00 sample 39 I "
fiOc work shlrU
nt
33c
98.00 and 9.1.00 men's gen
uine elk skin shoes, the best
of their kind, on -a QC
sale, at. , J 1 ."O
9-1.00 And 94.00 men's ox
fords, bench made, n good
variety of styles, djQ 1C
special tpdw.ijO
A20-centlunch of
clean, pure wholesome food Is
400 times, hotter to work on than
a $2.00 food in a Lobster Palace.
Look for this PURE FOOD SIGN
Quickserv Cafeteria
Basement City Nnt'l Bank Dldgn
Or Boston Lunches.
210 South 10th Si.
1400 noughts Bt.
14 08 Faroam St.
Deaf Children Given
Pleasant Outing
Klghty children of the Nebraska School
for tno Deaf enjoyed an outing In i'on
tenelle park yesterday, alldlng Jown
the new chute-the-chulee and playing
games under the sUDtrvliton rr iht r.t
the Institute teachers. Richard liurnell,
director of the park playgrounds under
Superintendent Jn it
" " S' tlJa7U ttlO ,
youngatera have a good time, and It la !
probauiu that such outdoor gambols in
the park will be repeated frequently, aa
the grounds are only a nhort distance
from the achool. Tho teachers aupervla-
ing tne children were Mrs, Hlachniun
ehlp and the Jllsaes Sauter, Woodon,
Worley. WhUo, McCarthy, Bellner and
IIendrhot.
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
SWEDISH AUDITORIUM WILL
The BwedUh auditorium has been open
to the public one year and will celebrate its
first anniversary Sunday with a musical
program and a comedy In two arts by
local talent Illustrating a family from a
southern province of Sweden. Including
tho h red man, visiting Stockholm on a
vacation trip, aa the main leature.
The Swedish auditorium, which la a
home for fraternal organisations, liaa
built up a most excellent reputation.
Many clean and respectable amusements
and entertainments were held in this
hulldlng last year, as many aa five and
six different organisations meeting at the
same time.
M Every Pretty
If You must be
H satisfied, and
g you will be
g satisfied if
I you attend
g this great
1 $10 sale.
A
1 Other Sales for Saturday Only
I c:dal"s!rbg$4J847.98-$9.98
sLk....$L9842a98-$4.98
1 SSr! . . .$1.98-$2.98-$3.98
g Men's and Young Men's Fine Suits
1 $7.98-$9.98-$12.98
IK'. 98c4l.394l.98
Crepe de Chined O AO
M Waists $..S5
THE NOVELTY CO
214-216-218 NORTH SIXTEENTH STREET
lllllllllllllll
Pig Pork Roast,11,c
Cholco gtoor Pot Roast 12 'fc
and 10M.
Btoor Portorhousa Steak. .17i
Cholco Veal Roast llVi
Lamb Logs ....12ii
Mutton Roast
I'rom 8 to o i M. 3-ib. pall uompouna 20
From 0 to 10 P. M. Pork Chops 12
ids. sast Ba-ar , si.oo
Willi 1 lb Ten. BOc, or Cocoa 600
Beat Brand Flour $1.10
Calumet llakltiir Powder, lb 19o
lbs. White Navy Deans S5o
lbs. Whole Jup nice , SSo
U lbs, best Hoinlny 3S0
Carnation Milk, 1 dozen ai.oo
CottuKe Milk, tall can 7Ho
Seven So size Milk 3 Bo
la bars of O. O. or Usat Tm All Soap
for SSo
With Washing Soda 100
Public Market
A Few of The
ree Basket Stores'
Three Hundred Regular Prices
Lower-Thau Any Other Omaha Grocer.
Na 21816 N. 16th St. Tyler 2080.
NO. 22 1406 N. 24th St. Webster 3952.
NO. 23 1807 Vinton. Douglas 5024.
oua, iuo pacKOgo ......... .-10
Coal Otli gal., 0ct 5 gallons, 42c
Snlder'o Catsun. 25c bottle. . .10c
Com Starch. 1-lb. pkg Ic
Baking Powder. 2Bc, 1-lb. can, 8c
Rub-No-More, 35c package. . .15o
5c size, 4c, 3 for 10c
Corn Flakes, 15c pkg 7c
10c package He
Sal Soda, 4 lbs Bo
Hominy, 10c can c
19 lbs 20c
Xo halts or special sales,
funded, it not entirely satisfactory
77 " J 7erican1
M H Photo Drama of Creation. H
B Two Shows Daily, S and 8
i P. 31. Show in 4 Parts.
9 ItEUGIOUS SCIKNT1FIO
I REASONABLE
I lB !ee Admission Free ll
Hundreds of Beautiful Spring
Style, Fabric
Crepes, Poplins, Checks, etc., in Navy
Copenhagen, Tango, Black, Wistaria,
Tan and every fashionable shade.
All Misses'
Handsome trimmed and tai-
lored
Worth to $30
$2.50
Shoes
$3.00
Shoos
$3.50
Shoes
$5.00
Shoes
Pretty Voile
Waists SoC
Lamb Stow
Extra Lean Hams 15 t
Small Hams 11
Extra Lean Dncon 10 d
Swift's Winchester Bacon.
14
iieoi run -eam Cheese, lb ago
I'lour cans Corn or Peas aBo
Four cons Kidney Beans aSo
Ilunt'it Sliced Pineapple. S-lb.
cans 33o
Four rolls Toilet Paper, J.000 sheets.
for aoo
JOc Corn Flakes so
HpaKhettl' of Macaroni, 6 pkps SSo
Mason Jars of Pickles, assorted, loo
liest Creamery Butter, lb 33o
Best Q rape Julie, bottle so
1611 HARNEY STREET
Phone louglas 2793
r-
k ur Ksneg-sro About our 4
I Plsconnt ta
Oatmeal. 25c package ...
10c packdge
Bulk, 9 lbs
.lSc
. 8o
25c
esi uea bairaon, 20c can. . . .lSc
Tall cans pink salmon ,.8c
Fruity Dessert, 10c pkg 7c
WU PAT CASE TOS. JSUTTBS
ARB EQQS.
Everj-thlng guaranteed Money
re-
and Color, Serges,
and Ladies'
eff ects. Skirts
ruffles and
overskirts, all
go Saturday
at one
Sale of Men's
& Women's
Shoes Continues
Men's
at
Men's
at
Msn's
at
Men's
at
$1.00
$1.39
$1.69
$1.98
$2.50 Ladles' (q
Shoes and Oxfords.. 0C
$3.50 Ladles' no
Shoes and Oxfords. 70C
14 Ladles' Shoes
nd Oxfords...
$5 Ladles' Shoes,
Oxfords, Pumps
Bilious?
One of Ayer's Pills at bedtime Jtut
one. Acts on the liver. Gently laxative.
Su&ar-coatcd. All vegetable.
Sold for 60 yaairo.
Ask Yew Doctor. tS&T&t
o, tep PRICES
tat ThsaMy. T. pre
Oslatad
AMOSEM13NTS.
EMPRESS
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
X.OSHA Dooms JAOSSOIT ana sss
MYSTERIOUS AEROPLANE
III SaUlns Thru H Tha Andltnca
4 WONDERFUL SHOWS 1 e
DAILY lUC
Watch for the Big- Finish
Soiurlas
Uau Evarr Day, ailflj Svarjr Vlght, 8U0.
ASVAMOBO VAUOEVIZiXJBi
Tata WMk. Wllllua A. Bradr "Dttntr Ii
Only Skin Dnp." Ld4l Clltl. Will Holt Vltk.
(IU. Claud tai Fanny Uhr. Major Mack
Rhode Muttntttl & SyliMUr, Tb Pantl.r Oua
nd tk llem-8tll( Pictorial N HitUw.
Prior Mallne. Gallery. 10c, licit SmU (cietpl
Saturday and Bandty). He; NlnhU. 10-ac0a-Hc
OMAHA'S TVS CEKTEB."
KtofTLi&tZ$ BaUyUat16-2S-60(
CFTSraF Erag-s, is-as-so-70
LAST TIME TODAY Jb1
' Brarrbodr's faTOrita. Matt Xannady, with
1THE LI1ERTY GIRLS
Zadina' Sim Mat. Waak Says. Tomor
and Wlc: "Beauty, Youth and Follj
No
No
No
Blue,
sizes.
with
price:
Ai on
.l.jy
f aq
This advertisement is for women who
pay too LITTLE for their ehoet.
Pay a Little More and Get
True Shoe
Real 8Hoe comfort cannot be
lower tnan those quoted below which, of
course, include a proper fitting.
It you've been paying too little for shoes,
change about this spring como hero and
get real shoe comfort that onlyomes
' with tins footwear, properly fitted to the
rest, rooea rrom
$3.50 to $5.00
,f fV Fine Old Whiskies
CiDlZ 9tf M
Private Stock aZ
standard brand whiskies, assvlll
Full Ouarf. 59c
2 quart bottles of Beer
California Olaxet. Tier o-allori
, 0
Business Opportunities
These ads will start you
Mail Orders
Lay-Aways
Exchanges
Comfort
bought at prices
'HOE-GQ
4 to 8 year old, full quarts,
UUKJ) t Jj UUU
TOO
aV. .als
25c CiM0 ff?
QQn v VB
on the road to wealth