TI1K HKK: OMAHA. SATUK'DAV. MAIiCH 27, 11)15.-
SUGAR AND JLOUR ARE UP
VcftUble Are Apt to Be Scarce
and Hifh Here for the Easter
Dinner.
tha fardmiellea. Maybe the German
gained eight and thiee-quartera Inches on
the Russian front, and maybe It waa duo
to the destruction of a Herman submarine
by a British biplane. No matter. It was
something, and flour Is up.
(sraiaesl Marea 1
Mush la still on of the articles of food
whereby a human creature may sustain
life for a day at a time without too
great an outlay of luchre. but there la
no telling how long this haven will bo
oen to the consumer, for eornmeal has
made steady marches toward the front
of high prices since the war broke out.
Of course when corn rifted Its gentle
hesd from tha modest price of SO cents
a buhel and begun strutting around with
lifted chin at 70 cents a bushel. It Is
agreed there ass some little excuse for
eornmeal to look up at least.
80. eornmeal looked up. It was selling
a hslf docen months ago at 14 cents a
pound. Now It can't ha touched for lose
than 2' cents a pound. In other words
one "sed to gt ten pounds for 15 cents.
Now you Ret elpht pounds for 17 cents.
Vegetables arc npt to be high for Raster.
They are rather scarce, which fact Is at
tributed to the heavy rains throughout
tha aoutlu which have kept them from
coming to the market. There Is. however,
a certain supply of beets, carrots, onions
and radishes on the market, but it is
hord for the retailers to keep up with
the demand. This, however, has Its ad
vantages, for the consumers who are
hicky enough to net la on the grab, for
it Insures fresh stuff from the fact that
one of It remains a dead weight on the
counter very long.
Haert Potatoes lllhr.
New potatoes are on the market 74
e nta a pound. Sweet potato are on
tha market at 7'j cents a pound, while
up to three weeks agi) one could get them
at V2 cents a pound.
Strawberries are to be scarce for
Kaster. Everything now points to their
remaining aa hlgi: a SO centa a quart
for tha Easter trade. Again tho rains In
the south are blamed for this condition.
The first carloads going out of Inul.lana
t'iT the Knster trade are to be sent out
on the highest bids coming to tho central
market in New Orleans. That Is. there
v ill be a limited lumber of raroads
available, and these will he praotlrslly
auctioned off to the markets In the vari
ous cities In the country. It Is not er
pacted that Ot.iaha will get the first car
loads going out of New Orleans
Tomatoes are here at fr cents a pound.
HE WILL MAKEJEW DISHES
M. Charles Mayard to Soon Origin
ate Some Most Palatable
Viands at the Fontenelle.
KAISER HAS FIENCH CHEF
"Croute an pot. Wattles."
"Cassolette le hemard, Kountse."
"Veal chop en casserole, Hurgess.'
Pehold, reailer, those rtiehe whkh M.
Charles Mayard. d'rectcur du restaurant
of the Koa.tmrllr) hotel eipects to Invent
soon and name In honor of Omaha cite,
sens and cittscnesaes.
Much busy-nese Incidental to getting
his kitchen and his dining rooms Into
smooth running order hss prevented
monsieur from dvt!ng a much time a
he would like to the Inventing branch of
hla profession.
Hut soon he will turn out' new dishes
with a rapidity, n'rsVe ps? Monsieur
hellves In his profession. Ah, mes
enfnnts. there I none more Important.
He expatiated upon It to the reporter
Then he railed for glnssrs of tuhonnet.
t us drink," he said, "to HrMlat
Kavarln. who declared with truth that
the discovery of s nw dish does more
for the happiness of mankind than the
discovery of a planet.
"What could be more of truth? Hoes It
make you happy If a new planet Is dis
covered? lo you enjoy better your din
ner? No, no. no! Hut each of these
dishes which I have Invent will bring In
creased happtnees to those who eat them."
Rrlaw Mapplaem.
And munsileur's face assumed sa ex
ulted an expression as though he had Just
saved hla country and defended the honor
of franc against overwhelming fos.
"(Ireat wn are nearly always a r pre
cis tot s of the art of cooking." h aald,
"And after great men and women are
many dishes named.
"Ohserv here on this menu, 'Filet da
sole, Murat,' which la a dish much loved
by the great Murat, beau frere of tha
sreat Nsnoloon. Her we have 'Con
somme Bevignc, Mme. de Rabutln Chan
ts!, Marquise de Sevlgne, was very fond
of soup with rhk-ken. Hcnc this Is
known perpetually by her nam.
Food of KgKS.
"Volts, V.kkk Mornav, named for
Moraay, a famous meenleter of tha tlmo
of Awry Kat What you call Henry e
Fourt'. Ho waa passionately fond of
such eggs.
"Po we have now dishes najned after
the preat Napoleon, and we had dishes
named after the kaiser. Ho knows good
dishes. Ah, yea! I believe not that he
eat of the Murk bread triads of tha po
tatoes. It Is well known that hla chef Is
th foremost of French chefa Escoffler
a man who comes from my native Nice.
There we called him 'the emperor of
chefs.' and later ha became tlv cket of
an emperor."
STRAWBERRIES ARE SCARCE, TOO
With tha shutting down of the suftsr
mills In Cuba on account of the hravy
rain, a ad the ganartl rrp rondltion
thare due to th rains, an oppartttntty
wss afforded for raising the price i,f
agar again. Thia wis promptly dona,
o that the beat one can do now ta to
rt nix teen pound of nipar for II. Raw
Material went up cent per lfln pound,
tnd the augar went up correapondlngly.
Flour, too, haw Jumped centa a barrel,
krayr. it was tha Heesna fly -ara that
but this up, and maybe It waa the stub
born fight the Turks ara putting up on
They are not ahumlant. California aspar
agus Is selling at 50 cents a bunch. Fresh 1
rhubarb la a nickel a pound. Endlvo let
tuce Is here at a nickel for two bunches.
Kresh eggs are JO cents a dosen. Hut
ter Is steady at S" cents a pound for tha
best creamery In cartons.
Ianibs are $1 a hundred ounda hvaher
Pork is up 1 a hundred. Peef is steady.
A shortage of spring lambs for Katstrr I
looked for. Smoked meats took an ad
vance of M) cents a hundred for the Taster
demand.
Oet competent help througa, Tha Be
mi
Special Pricings on Dependable Merchandise that Will Create a Great Demand Saturday
Hand Bag Sale
An exceptionally fine assortment of
regnlar fl.OO, $1.50 and $2.00
Hand Bags, plain and fitted with
poplin silk, leather lining with
pannier or strap handles, greatest
snap shown this season, two lots,
choice $1.00 and 49j
The $1.00 lot includes a wonder
ful lot of high grade fitted leather
bags. Don't misB them.
r
Ladies' Neckwear
A beautiful new line of Lace
and Organdie Collars and Col
lar and Cuff Sets.
Oriental and Swiss Vestoes, et-., a
splendid assortment for selection,
t 25t and 50
The New Ombre Windsor Tlea, spe
cial showing at 25?
P. V. C. Crochet Cottons, all sizes,
Saturday,' ball '. 10
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Ladies' Lambskin Gloves, values to ftQp
$1,25, big special purchase, on sale
All colors, Inrludtng black with white embroidered backs, white with
black embroidered backs and tana with black embroidered backs, also
chamoisette gloves In the popular strap effects very pair guaran
teed perfect. Wonderful bargains Saturday.
Four Rousing Hosiery Specials
$1.00 and $1.30 Silk Hose, all
silk and silk with double lisle
tops, come in all colors, great
snap, pair 69t
Women's Silk Hoot Hose, all col
ors, the best makes, at
pair 49 and 35?
Pony and Fay Hos lor Children
Wayne Knit Bilk Hose, $1 quality
in black, white or tan, regular
and out sizes, on sale, pr. 75
Women's 2.V Onallty IJsle and
Cotton Hose, Tn all colors, spe
cial 12
25r and 35
Drugs and Toilet
Goods for Saturday
fiOo can of I'cnver Mud 8S
$1.90 Sal Herat lea for 9o
2ie Sal Heuntiin for 19
II 00 HMrlick's Multe.i Milk 69o
Knur 10c rollH Crape Toilet Paper 8&c
Knur 10c bars Peroxide Hoao....8io
Nine bars Assorted .lergen'a Sonn 05o
2Tic bottle IVroxitlc of Hydrogen . loo
r.Oc Inr Mentholiitum 340
11.00 bottle rttoli's Hnlr Tonic. .690
7Sc bottle Iilae Toilet Water ....BOo
25c bottle Hluo Hose or Violet Water
for 100
11.50 bottle Oriental Cream 980
2'.c isr IVroxtde or Cold Cream.. Inc.
25c Orris Knot Tooth Powder... 90
&' bottle Phenola's Wafers 9So
B0c Java Ftlce or Tozzonl's Powder
for 30
$1.00 Ideal Hair Hrnshes 79.-
T.'c rtubber House .Cleaning Olovcs
for
1-e's Oermozone and all Lee's Poul
try medicines on ssle here.
2Rc Auto Sponges for 10c
12.00 Fountain Syringes for... $1 .'
$1.75 Water llottles for $1.00
No Phone Orders.
Special Coupon
This Coupon and 10c entitles
you to a 25c box of
PKKHLKSS FACK POWDKR
If presented at our Drug Dept.
Saturr'ty, Monday or Tuesday.
iV'i sJstl iiiiiihi'j1 iiisng 1 a latssscaaa u n " infill 1 S'jr it it ';t'iii 'i'l1. lj l iasShJ3i
Inj'ri'rti fef
HB$HH$naB9(W$MBHMB$
95c
Verv Classv Barvains Satur-
day in the men s tarnishing Section
Men's Hhlrts, made to sell at fl to $2, makers' samples and ACn
gurpluees, on sala Saturday iIC
Ught weight Flannels, Madras, Percales.
Men's MercerUed Pajamna, values I Men's Hhlrts, made to sell to $3,
to $1.50, In plain colors and
stripes, all sizes, at ... . GOc
Men's $1.00 Mght KIiIHm, cut
long and full, all sizes, special,
at 40
lKht Rhlrts and Pajamaa, regu
lar $3 values, on sale Saturday,
choice 81.45 and f8?
10c Handkerchiefs, for ..25
16c Handkerchiefs, B for ..23?
Suspenders that sell regularly up
to $1 . .49t 39 and 25?
choice 9Sc Fine Madra. Mer-
cerlied Pongee, Satin Stripes,
etc., all styles, new spring col
ors, at J 0S
Men's tiuaranteed Hocks, 16c and
26c values, all rolors, on sale
at 12M.C and 8
Interwoven Silk KocWs, all colors,
3?c; 3 pairs for $1.00
Hum: ter Union Suits, values up
to $2.60, at . .91-43, 98c, 09
llallvrigKan 1'nderwear
at 45t. 35t 1 25
Men's Hats
New Spring shapes and colors,
broken lines from . our regnlar
stock and samples, to
$3.60 values, at
Boys' Spring Hats and Cap
To $1.25 values, all shapes and col
ors, three big special lota Saturday,
70. 45
Traveling Bags
Makers' Samples In walrus, cow
hide and walrne grain, $7 to $20
values, alsea 16 to $0 -t
$4.50 to $12.50
25 Discount
On All F ram ing Orders Taken
Saturday An immense assort
ment of mouldings for selection.
Bring your pictures.
Picture Dept. 3d Floor.
Hundreds of Charming Hats, Distinctive, Classy for Selection, Special Values, at from $4.98 to $15.00
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Illustrated Are, a Few of the New Models at $4.98. Qualities at the Price Which Are Creating a Sensation
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$3.00 Umbrellas
at . . . ... .
1,000 of them, both Men's and
Ladies' Umbrellas, with silk and
linen covers, fine assortment of
natural wood,' silver and gold
trimmed handles, all
guaranteed perfect,
your choice Satur
day at .'
98c
Underwear Dept.
Ladies' Muslin & Crepe
Gowns, white and fan
cies, made to sell to
$2.50, two lots' . '
at 98 and 69
Italian Silk Vests and mount
ersTo $4.00 values, vests
are hand embroidered; Sat
urday ..,$1.98
Silk and Silk Lisle Vesta
With hand crochet yokes
to $1.50 values; on sale at,
each ..... .35 and 69)
$1.00 Union Suita--Snmer
weight, lisle or. fine cotUn,
In all sizes; Saturday 49
Ladies' Vests and Tight
Heavy fleeced, all wool and
silk and wool; to $1.50 val
ues 25t
WomenS Sterling Union
Suits All styles, In silk,
silk and lisle, all wool and
silk and wool; to $5.00
values; on sale at
$1.98. $2.50. $2.98
Children's MuaUn Pants and
Knickerbockers, made to
sell at 19c and 25c; your
choice at ..... 12V4?
In The Corset Dept.
$1:1.00 LjM-e Front (loiaet In
heavy English routil, values
you cannot duplicate, $1.09
fl.OO Corsets, medium bust, ex
tra lengths, four heavy support
ers, siies 19 to 30, at....75
75c Braire, front or bark
fastened, on sale 39
2-V Sanitary Belts, at ..12H
83c Sanitary Aprons, at . . . 19
Hoys' Wash Wait, $1 qualities,
newest styles 49
iV.ldren'a Itompera, all rolors
and sizes, light or black, knee
styles, at 45
Iki)V Yah Hulls, Oliver Twist
nd other snappy styles, all
colors, special 98a
Floral Department
.Beautiful Begonias, covered
with bloom, in 4 in. pota,
just the thinp; for window
boxes later on, ear h . . 10t
Finest Carnations, each, 3
Onion Sets, red or yellow,
per quart 71
White, lOc; S quarts for . . 23
Extra quality Plus Grass Seed.
on sale, lb 20
Garden and Flower Seeds of all
kinds Buy now.
A Wonderful Showing of Women's Spring Apparel
Distinctive Yet Artistic and Practical Garments
Exceptional in Beauty and Attractive Pricings
THE TAILORED SUITS
Express accurately all the
most popular idea8 of J,he
foremost American and
European designers and
makers.
Over 5C0 New Ones
Show Saturday at
920, $25, $35, $45
SPECIAL SATURDAY
300 Nobby New Suits, $18
and $20 values, in Serges,
Gabardines, Coverts, etc.,
in all the. season's most
wantel colors, choice
$12. 75
New Silk Suits
As broad and beautiful an
assortment as you'll find
in any store, $25, $35, $45
to $65
Exceptional Values at Each
Price.
Children's Dresses and Coats A charming
assortment of white dresses for Easter, all
choice, new style ideas at from $1.95, $2.98,
$3.95, $5.00, $7.50 to $10.00.
Superior values at each price.
Spring Coats at $2.95, $3.95 to $15.00
THE .NEW DRESSES
Are without question the
most beautiful in design
and most attractive values
we've shown in many sea
eons. A wonderfully broad
range of prices.
Gowns and Dresses
$15, $20, $25 to $75
SPECIAL SATURDAY
250 Sample Dresses, made
to sell to $20.75, beautiful
designs in Satins, Chiffon
Taffetas, Crejso de Chines,
etc., combined with Geor
gette Crepes, wonderful
bargains
$12.95
500 Pretty Dresses, made
to sell at $10 and $12.50,
all new styles, in Crepe de
Chines,' Silk Poplins, etc.,
' values vou'll find trulv
matchless,
at
$7.95
A Fine Showing of Classy Waists Several
hundred new ones ju.-t received, Georgette
Crepes, Shadow l,uce. Silk CrejK de Chine
in plain colors and novelties, greatent values)
shown in Omaha, at, choice $5.00
Big Shoe Sale for Saturday
In our busy Shoe Department. Oet ready for Easter
and take advantage of this sale. Women's shoes in all the
new lasts and millinery effects at prices within the reach
of your pocket book.
Women's Shoes on sale at tha
following prices at a saving to
you of at least a $1.00 a pair,
$4.23, S8.50, $3, f'J.BO, $1.98.
Men's Shoes In all styles and
patterns, with cloth or kid
tops, at a big saving, $4.00,
$3.50, 8.00, 92.30 and 1.0.
Albright's turn sola shoes for
tha children, wear Ilka Iron
at fl.OO, 75c and BOo
Boys', Youths' and Little Gents
Shoes, (tha kind that wear
well) all sixes from 10 to 5 H.
worth $3.00 91.30
Women's Housa Slippers, cloth
and leather, 91, 30c and 80c
Grever and Queen Quality
shoes and oxfords for women.
Stetson and Crossett shoes
for men.
"Try Hayden's FirstIt Paya.'
Poultry Netting, Lawn Fence and
Flower Trellises
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n.rsh. thai 1vuM
van!!) kind. t-r
f . ! r r-r ,a i
ft Ik f ! rolls . . sua
I'oaltrv N ft tins, l-liw-h
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Spa4ln Kerk. ls
si ran t.ttul. SSia
irdrn Hakes, all wt.
ud from laa
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Domestic Room.
Boy Blum Serg Suit$
$1.95
This la the biKReat single selling
item in our clothing dept., and
the value Is the reason. Blue
Serge Suits, sizes 6 to IS years,
Norfolk coat and full knicker
r.T' $1.95
On sale in Domestic Room.
Doyt' Suila, 2 Pant
$2.95
The beat lot of Boys' Suit w
have avar of fared. Kvery seam
la the entire stilt Is tapd. Both
pan is full cut snd the coat is
made the pew Norfolk styles.
We Invite comparison on the
value. Two-I'ant Q QP
Soils pa&aa70
Domestic Kooin Only.
It' Quality Golds and a Saving of 25 to SO K on Cost
of living that Mad Haydtn' Grocery Dept. Famous
Domestic Room.
Men's $10 & $12.50 Saits
$7.50
Nie .Tailored Worsted and Casst
msra Suits. In all sizes, tha heat
rolors for early spring wear, on
sate in our uoniestie Room.
only Saturday. $10 sy r-
and $13.(0 Suits. .
Men's $1.95 Trousers
$1.50
Tha Print exs Trousers that every
msa knows, ara in this sal; all
rolors and sites 27 to SO waUt
and all lengths. On sal la Do
meatie Room, only, 0 r f
$1.15 Treuaers ... 1DU
l His list (Iranulalrd Nuaas ... 91.00
is-ii. aaH msi nin rral 1 .Um..ni II
i"ir. nIMiia Jinr for l-r...l. i.lra ir
k. una mill mak ovar slly
puund lva of brat. maka your n
1'rra.l. It pars, per sarh SI a
t faiirr Japan Ktra. iSc qualltr Saa
it. a I M l.ii.a t.un.lry itairt., Sa
i:-o lars oura Fruit Pr.r... . t a
! lars pira HtislnM M"fr . SM
Tha t-t tl.mti. Macarufii. Varnil..u
r Mtaa-hrttl. pa.
U fl ran . (ll.aaa H. Ilk. Manafl.a.
tiiii .r .1.11 v
tnry t'al Mar.llrsa Kaliltis. lb.. S',a
Imirv Mutr I'urk Anlnii.. Ih . lai.a
'''"' -r.r.t I'rnnra. I lb pk . 10a
Tlta brkt iiiuiit. Mr-arisr or I'ltrun I'el
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Tata aasr aTaiCTLT raswa . i
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Tha aa Craaasaar aattar. srl u
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Ti. ..! I i'i.N..'r Huitar
t--r li. tea
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The Mat Market lor th
Peopl of Omaha
Tka Bast rraak Voaa a at a tWa
Nil I I'. .Ik U.nal. I ...taS
III at l,uaMly llllll4Ua-trr lllili,
par Ih laS
r Irat Wialltv Kuranuarters l.anil
par II.
I Irat tj iality Htrer I'ot Koavt. Hi "-a
No I Hlerr I!., in. I Slak. lu . ...ISSa
N I hirer Ml il ler Steak, lb . ISs
N., I IVeah M.alr Hll.a In . Sla
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la Ika. Baal Laaf XrS Saa
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SaTOSDAI
Mar nr at.,frfiti. .friie. llama llak
Sa. I 1'irr.i. llama, lb a
Nn I lla. k I..-.. It.. ISS
Ileal lljia Hiairii. u art Sua
I rear, lneJ l.i-keka al ls ti .t
l.t-laaale llk.,
I -t i:it st'at. I "'in." la il a
f-aui.a ,1.4 a part, a at ia'a ' IS
"t' Ilai4eaa '- ll lata
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terr lleavl ltlea.
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Real Furniture Bargains Saturday
Tull ColUpaibla, Or-molion Oo Ctvrti, strong nnl well
in.'iilf, Sutunlay 9-4.50
Xitchn Table, :!.. ft. lontr, S.it
unlay 2.00
l.arK .irao TaKlea, rbolr naw pal
larns. on sale at 912.50
It li twit 4'aMnrla, new patterns, roni
plrte with ahita enameled braad aad
rake box, nlrkrled top, glass sM(
jar, elf., tsobdrrful lalua. S12.1.0
rw lUaaa Ibnla, I J patterns for selec
ts S. all sllea. hfklurday . UIS.OO
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lAile' MriUac Uraka, aavaral
saitra. very siaial. at Q
larvaaiuf Talioa, patersl Beat pal
Uras. oa isl at SJr.SO
Oa Iar HU Oaty Cobm tUt
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