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THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1903,
We Invite You to Visit Brandeis Tuesday and Be Among
the. Tint to Bee Those Stunning New Arrivals in
.'EASTER--R2IIL,ILI
M E TRY
Some of them are new French importations that are
wondrously beautiful others are ultra stylish creations
ju6t arrived from designers on 5th Ave., New York.
Don't delay the selection of your Easter Hat until the
last day choose now while our showing is at its most
brilliant stage and wc are better prepared to wait on you.
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We give our greatest endeavors toward making this assemblage tn
most popular among fashionable women In Omaba. Hundreds of
original and captivating new styles touches of style
individuality, such as only Brandeis bats possess-
no other, bats at $35 or $60 surpass this group,
at.
New York's Latent Approved Styles Ttrat favorite new high crown,
rolling brim hat, In leghorn and horse betr among
" the favorites are blacks, ferowns and bnrnt shades,
special
Hats at whatever price you wish to pay, from elaborate to the most
moderate.- Brandeis' is a complete store in every way.
LBE3ANDEIS'
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$25
$15
Smart and Ultra Modish
Apparel for Easter
"FASIHONSEAL"
SUITS FOR WOMEN
New arrivals in these ele
gant suits; all new style
features for late spring
the shades of tans and
blues that are most pop
ular in the east per
fectly tailored garments
that could not be dupli
cated for less
than $35.00-
at
r $25
Covert and Silk Coats
.You know perfectly well
you need a spring coat
you'll find it serviceable
for' many months here
are two ' very stylish
groups at '
4.98-6.98
Lace and Braid Coats
All these features are now
they are charming at
tributes of the correct
spring apparel many
show the new butterfly
sleeves smart 1908 in-
novations at
9.98-14.85
Silk Petticoats--Made of a splendid quality of taffetas,
in blacks and colors many elaborately trim- ' $C
med, at... . j J
Long Gloves for Easter Wear
Perrins Gloves "Women's 12 and 16-button real kids
every pair fitted, all colors worth as high as 25
$4.00, at, pair J
Women's Long; Kid Gloves Including celebrated Per-
rin's gloves elbow length black, brown, navy 50
and tan, all sizes", worth $3.50 a pair, at ........ . .
Women's Long Gloves, Milanese
LCale, 16-button length, all col
ors, and regularly worth JO
$1 60 a pair, at, pair....OC
Woman's Bilk an X.isle Olovi
It and ls-hutton length, made of
pure aim ana Carols Male. Kay
eer a aouoie
tip. at. per
pair
1.25-r;49
3 "
Medium Wide Embroideries
A160 corset covers, many hand loom embroideries, insert
ings and headings, worth as high as 25c per f A-
yard; many to match, at, yard 3LlvC
Three Big Lots of Laces
Best French Vals., Torchons and Clunys; they have been
much admired in our show windows; three 41 Q
big lines, worth up to 15c per yard, at a.C"t)C "5L
UN AIMDS1S
Misses, Children's
and Young .Yemen's
Footwear - Shoe
Elegance - Correcf
Fitting.
The pretty foot of a child or
young miss, however shape
ly, can easily be ruined by ill
fitting shoes. Our shoes are
built by skill and brains and
contain only the very finest 2
seasoned leathers. Brandl
new ideas in all that is dur
able and fashionable in the
spring and summer footwar.
We have shoes and oxfords
in Russia calf, kid, patent
colt and gunmetal calf, in all
sizes and widths.
Sizes and Prices Range:
For Children, sizes 8 to 11,
at .$1.50
For Misses, sizes HVfe to 2,
at-.; ...$2.00
For Young "Women, sizes
2V2 to 6 , at $2.50
Drexel Shoe Co,
lilt Fanan SL
Watch Ike BtrJ&in Tables for Goodi NOT Advertised
Always Fine Specials from lHy to Day.
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WE DOUGHT MANUFACTURER'S ENTIRE LINE
SAMPLE SKIRTS
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Style and
Character In
Oxfords
Finest Quality Possible to Bell at
!j $3.50, $4, $5, $5.50, $6
Walk-Over
Nettleton
Tour Favorite Makes of Correct Lasts.
Walk - Over Shoe Store
314 South 15th .Stream,
(Four 1.wrs Ho. Beaton Lruir Co.)
ID. 8. THOMPSOH, Walk-Over Man.
s-t. -l j j i J?y
A spot cash offer of 00o on
the dollar brings to Bennett'g
5G5 very fine sample dress
skirts from a biff New York
manufacturer. It's the en
tire line of samples this man
ufacturer's traveling men
have been showing this sea
son. They are not inexpen
sive kinds, but skirts worth
from ten to twenty-five dol
lars, now selling Tuesday at
prices most ordinary kinds
retail for.
The amount involved ag
gregated several . thousand
dollars. It demonstrates the
store's great purchasing
powers and resources to
to handle big deals when
prices are right.
The line embraces the fin
est of voiles, panamas and
mannish mixtures. Skirts with seventeen, nineteen and
thirty-one gores, all high grade, elegantly tailored gar
ments. Absolutely finest skirts produced. Every good color
in the lot. Tuesday the big lot goes on sale at lowest
prices ever recorded in the history of the garment trade.
$10.00 Skirts will be $5.00; $15.00 Skirts will be $7.50
$20.00 and $25.00 Skirts will be $10.00
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Another Sensational Bargain b C
in Fine Waists$ and $5 Kinds..... CJJJL. J
The most Inexperienced will readily see the great savings this sale
brings. We shall offer Tuesday 50 dozen very handsome strictly new
fine lingerie, and ell linen tailored waists. You will not be Interested
In how we happened on this special; enough to know that It Is one of
the best bargains we have ever advertised. Waists for "dress up'
occasions, for business, for traveling, for your summer vacations,
etc Tuesday, values to $4.00 and $5.00,
for
1.95
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YOUR
TEET1
If your teeth are defective do not
hesitate to consult us as we cure
sore and painful teeth, and restore
and replace them to their natural
beauty. Our methods are the latest
and thoroughly scientific.
Bridge-work, per tooth $3.00
Set Teeth, up from $5.00
Taft's Dental Room
1517 Douglas Street.
R0ORBHIN.E
and other dror hablta are positively cored by
HABITINA. For taypodermlo or Internal me.
Sample sent to ear drag hablta by -A
mall. Hegnlsr prioe ta.00 per bottle at A ree
your drufurl.t or by mail In plain wrapper,
belts Chemical Ce.. Bt. .Loula. Ma.
For BaJe by
LET US SUBMIT DESIGNS
FOR TOUR 'STATIONERY.
Raker Bros. Engravhrg Co.
Barker Block, Omaon.
CLEANING DAY FOR CITY
Saturday Will Be Set Aiide by Mayr
ai Such.
PROCLAMATION TO BE ISSUED
All Cltteeaa Will Be Aaled to Craae
Orlmar Labora 1,d Eauigli
tu ' Braatlfy Their
rrtulwi.
By proclamatlop, of Mayor lahlmun
aprtl U will be eel apart aa a day ot sen-
r&l houaecleanlnt in Omaha and on that
day all cittaeni will be ' aaked to dt-alat
from their ordinary labor) insofar aa poa
a I Me and clean up their prerniaea and maka
Omaha more beautiful. The mayor haa not
as yet laaued hla prorlamatlon, but will in
day or two.
"It I should iaaue the proclamation now
Ula) people would (orset about It by Batur.
so I think 1 will wait mil l about
Thursday," auys Mr. Dalitman.
Dtw to Lha efforts of the trnrtous improva.
.ghaut eltrtia and the prttora of tha conunli
lionar of health. Omaha 1 not nearly aa
I'jjly tbla eprles aa In former years, tut
tXaAlor Pahlmaa as) a there yit remains
Does Your Piano
Need Tuning?
Phono Your Order Douglas 137
Piano Dept.
THE DENNETT COMPANY
enough cleaning up to do to' warrant the
setting aside of a day for that Durnoav.
and he seises upon Saturday aa the beat
day. The achool children will be at liberty
then, and aa many placea of business close
at noon on Saturday, a number of men
will be at liberty In the afternoon and
ran Join in the general crusade against
King tJirt, who haa ruled supreme during
the winter months.' The clean-up day
cornea a little later this year than last,
but the mayor haa been wailing until h
wa sure spring had arrived and changea
in the weather would not reverse the good
work planned for Saturday.
Section 74 of Thomas' revised ordinances
provide that it "shall be unlawful for any
person owning or occupying real eatate In
tha city of Omaha to permit, leave or
allow -any glaaa, crockery, naila, tacks,
wire, Iron, ateel, tin or line, copper or
other material, or any sharp piece of atone,
wood or other material to be left or re
main." and it is this ordinance which the
mayor will bolster up In his general proc
lamation to all residents of tha city to
make Omaha the spotless town.
CLE.ANL1NE.SS "
It tha watchword for health and vigor, com.
fort and beauty. Mankind it learning not
only the necessity but the luxury of clean,
linesi. SAPOLIO, which baa wrought
uch change in tha home, announces her
tUur triumph
HAND
SAPOLIO
FOR TOILET AND BATH
A special soap which energiiea tha whola
body, starts the circulation and leaves aa
axhilara'ing glow. A Ugrtttrt rnnddrugiut
TWO CARLOADS....
Kitchen Cabinets
Not one of them marked to its actual worth
The maker, pressed tor cash, was glad to un
load the quantity at a sacrifice.
This large,: roomy cabinet, exactly as pic
ture show; Is a 125 value.
We sell it mow for....
v SMALLER SIZES ARE:
$22.50 Cabinets for
$18.00 Cabinets for..
$15.00 Cabinets for..
THAT CHIFFOXIEK
AGAIN
A few more left; solid oak, five
drawer Chiffonier, worth
$8.00, for.
$37.50 PMrlor Suites from maker'
sample lineas advertised bo-
fore, the remaining lot $24.85
Very fine leather or sillt plush upholstering;
loose cushions, oak or mahogany finish.
A Thousand Go-Carts. SO Styles. We give a Teddy Bear with any
cart at $4.00 or over.
$12.20
$0.48
SPECIAL
'4.89
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Hill
aim"1."! .! ri. f
the plush kiiius arc
Bennett's Bio Egfl
Grocery mil
380 ID i, -I I
Bennett's
Capitol Coffee, pound rkit.
And Thirty Oreen Trading Stamps.
Teas B. F., Japan, Oolong, Gunpowder, English Break-
i taut, Ceylon, lb 680 And of Green btampu
Royalton Ilma Henna, two cans 8So And 10 Green Stamps
Best We Slave Blackberries, ran 320 jknd 10 Green Ma nips
) Bennett's Capital Sweet Wrinkled Peas, 2 cane.. 85o And 30 Green Htamps
1 Batavta Salmon, can 820 And 1!0 Green Stumps
( ! Blue Ribbon Heeded Raisina, pound pkg 15o And 20 Green Htamps
fl Advnna Jama, assorted, tin loo. And b Urcen tetamps
A Malta Vita, four pkgs 25o
V Wiggle Btick Blueing, 6 sticks for 830 And 10 Green Stamps
S Wiggle Htk-k Waxer. nil for 8 bo And 10 Green Stamps
Wonder Wax for Washing, six for 8So And 10 Green Htamps
Triplets, for washing, pkg. ASo And 10 Green Htamps
Oyater and Hoda Crackers, pkg 100 And 10 Green Htamps
Red Snapper Rejish. bottle 80o And 10 Green Htamps
M- jiex Lye,, three cane SSo.And 10 Green Stamps
Mlways the
Same
Miaaoarl Prohibit ta (eaveall
HA.HAH f ITT Un A tvrll 19 A 11
for a state convention of Missouri pro
Inbitionisla, to meet at Joplin. Wednesday,
May a. for the purpoee of selecting dele
satca to the national convention to be held
at Columbus, u., July la. was issued here
todsy. It aaa signed by Charles H. Htnkes.
state chairman, and E. E. McCtellaa,
tx.retar)'. It will tie a oiaas coovactiuo.
GQlumotl
Powder
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Dentists need electric power
Dentists usually only require a small amount of
power and that at intervals. The old foot power is
behind the times. Motor power leaves undivided atten
tion for the work in hand and results in better work
and greater accuracy. The little motor required can be
attached to any lamp socket and cost no more to use
than an ordinary 16 C. P. incandescent lamp.
Omaha Electric
Lights PowcrCo
Tel. Doug. 1062
Y. M. C. A. Building.
DR. BRADBURY, Dentist
Tuesday is White Goods Day
A banntr
day for
piece
goods
bargains
THE weliablb tcwb
Easter week
bargains
the great
est ever.
High Grade White Goods Depf
50 pieces of genuine hsnd embroid
ered St. Gall Swisses that sold
at $1.00, 85c, 75c and 69c yard,
all day, will go at, yard ..36c?
All 25c India Llnons.
per yard . . . . 1 1 ic
All 19c India Linone.
per yard .... 12 He
All 15c India Llnons,
'. per yard 10c
All 25c English Long
Cloths, yard ... 15c
All 19c English Long
ClothB, yard .12 He
50 pieces of Tootlo Broadhead and
Loe's celebrated English fancies,
that sold at $1.00, 85c, 75c. COc
and 59c, at, per yard . . . -3 It
All 15c English Long
Cloths, yard. .Hc
All $1.00'rerslan
Lawns, yard... 30c
All 75c Persian
Lawns, yard . . ,30c
All 65c Persian
Lawns, yard '. . .25r
All $1.50 French
Lawns, 48-ln. . .HSc
All $1.25 Lawns. 48,
Inches wide- . 75c
All $1.00 Lawns. 48
inches wide . . ,ftfc
All 75c Lawns, 48
inches wide . . ,80c
French Lawns, 48
Inches wide. . . ,10c
Other specials 1 n
linens, towels, table
cloths, etc.
in Our Famous Domestic Room
15c White Goods, Be 12 c and
15c Swisses, 10c India llnons, 10c
English long cloths. 16c fancies,
12 He 40-lnch lawns, etc., all one
Price : 5
15c and 19c White Goods. .7 Vs
19c 40-in. lawns, 15c India llnons,
19c English long cloths, 19c
poplinettes. 15c and 19c dotted
Swisses, 19c Erjglish Jacquards,
15c fancies and other goods
worth up to 19c yard all , at
one price ...... 4 ,l , .yjs
15c, 19c, 25c and 39c white goods,
per' yard v .,10
39c Imported Poplin, 39c Bedford
cords, 25c pique, ISc India llnon,
39c fancy jacquards, etc, all at,
per yard 10
Grand Easter Week Sale Irish Laces
A big Importation of Real Hand Chochet Lace,' direct from
Ireland. , On Sale all this week at PRICKS Jl'ST OXK-IIAIJPV
Never before was such a magnificent line of real Irish lacea dis
played In this city and prices are the lowest ever known on goods
of this class. .Come early for the best barsnlns. .
$1.50 Real Irish Lace Collars,
for 75C
$2.00 Real Irish Lace Collars,
Jr 81.00
$4.50 Lace Collar and Cuff
fts, for .S2.2?;
$5.50 Real Irinh Laca Cont Col-
for - .82.75
$5.00 Real Irish Lace Coat
Sots, for $2.50
$11.00 Real Irish Lace Chemi
settes and Cuffs ....Rn.XO
$25.00 Real Irish Lace Collars and Cuffs at $12!50
All Rands and K1es at Just Half Price.
j liou 1 tan 10 see inese neauurui laces whether you wish to
buy or not. Sale continues all week.
High Grade Wash Goods Dept
FROM 2 JO 3 P. M. 100 pieces of Wm. Anderson's Celebrated 32
per yard 7
FROM 2 TO a P. M. $1.00 pieces of Wm. Anderson's Celebrated 32
inch Madras Scotch Ginghams, that sell from 25c to 39c yard one
pattern to customer, at, per yard , . . 12 H?
Flourl FlourJ Flourl
Another Big Flour Sale Tuesday
We have sold five cars of Flour in three weeks. We are determined to
get every housekeeper in Omaha and vicinity to try a sack of this
highest patent Flour. It is made from the finest Red Turkey Hard
Winter Wheat. Nothing finer grown and will make the whjtest.
sweetest and most palatable bread baked. For this sale, pr 48-ponnd
Eack 81.25
La-raje Cucumbers, eaoh lOo
Kresh Pieplant, prr pound ...... 7V4e
bunches Own Onions Bo
Fresh toasted Peanuts, per qt. ..So
Larsre, Juicy I.emons, per flor.en ISO
Quart Boxes Taney Sip BtrawW
risa for 160
Watch the dally papers for our big annual Rose Bush and Shrub
bery sale.
M HMDENS' BEST
fresh Vegetables for Monday
Fresh Spinach, per peck lBo
3 quarts frpsh I'ea'a SSo
2 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce 60
Fresh Rlp Tomatoes, per lb lOo
8 bunches Beets or Carrots lOo
Fresh Wax or Green Beans, lb. SOo
THE STOETZEL STOVE COMPANY
714 South 16th St.
Ws sell on small monthly payments or a cot price for cash.
.$1.00
Gas Now
'The Detroit Ideal Riven It to you. It
has flat drilled burners and burns more
air and less a;as. Read below what peo
ple who are using it aay.
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1506 Famam.
Extracting... U5c up.
Crowns. . . . 92.&U up.
Plates. . . , . $2,00 up.
Bridge Work 9.50 up.
Porcelain Fillings
up from. . , . . . 91,50
17 Years Same Office.
Phono, Douglas 1736.
Alveolar Dentistry .
specialty. Looee teeth
made solid. Nerves
removed without pain.
Work guaranteed ten
years.
c) Some Things for Easter - (f
yfm' l'uff Linaa and rlna to match, Lavelliera. lo. kit and
-sy Chalna. Bracelets, Brooches, Signet Itlnics, Set Hlnss.
r f A V nd Bllver Thimbles. Fobs. Hat Ptna anil lots of Y
'other tiloe things. Wpend a f-w mlnurtes In our store
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
1619 LKMigUa btreet.
, COLD STORAGE
White Esaneled and Glass Trap
REFRIGERATOR
Mrs. Pearse, 2ot Bouth SOth, South
Omaha, says: "You exaggerate nothlna;
In your advertisement for the Uetrolt
Ideal. When people find what It will do
that Is the stove they will buy."
Mrs. I.ohman, 697 South llbth, saya:
"We have now used the Detroit Ideal
bought of you nearly a year and it has
demonstrated to us that It does take less
gas than others. Heviriea It is such a
beautiful baker and work ao smoothly.
We like It bolter than any other we ever
used."
Mr. Darby, a prominent commissi m man
of South Omaha says: "1 cannot recom
mend the (.'old Htoruge too highly. It la
the best provision keeper I ever aa.
The glass trap Is a great convenient ao4
the white enamel Is like marble."
Mr. Mosea, manager of the Volmar
Clothing Company, vriposite the Boston
Bloie, bays:- '-When v bought our Cold
storage, you claimed It was superior to
oil era In them points provision keep
ing qualities. Klaxs (rap, and quality of
the whit" enamel. It proves 10 be ail
you claimed for It.
IIOMESEEKERS' EXCURSION SOUTH
VIA
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
On April 2lst the Illinois Central will sell Home
seekers Excursion tickets to many points in Alabama,
Georgia, Ixmisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee.
For rates and detailed information call at City Ticket
Office, Farnam St., Omaha, or write,
SAMUEL NORTH, District Passesger Agent.
