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A Sale Bound to Create a Tremendous Sensation
Unrestricted Choice of Our Women's Cloak and Suit Stock
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Linen Siiit, Every Costume or Gown, Every Coat, Every Cape, at
Whether the former price was $25, $35, $50, $75 or more SATURDAY, One Day Only
Your choice of all the
women's suits in Bran
deis Stores All tko
wool suits, white scrgo
suits, Shantung suits,
Ilajah suits, worsted
suits, mohair suits, lin
on suits, etc., etc.
Whether they sold
formerly at $25, $35,
$50 or over, your choice
at $15.00.
) Your choice of all the Women's Gowns, Cos
tumes,. Silk and Wool Dresses in Brandeis Stores
All the elegant evening gowns, all the silk dresses,
all the exquisite demi-costumes, all the party
dresses, all the clever wool dresses, etc.
Whether they sold formerly at $25.00, $50.00,
$75.00 or more your choice Saturday only at $15.00.
Probably you have admired some beautiful cos
tume in our stock this season. Buy it Saturday at
$15.00. ;
NO MAIL ORDERS FILLED NO O. O. D
! NO ALTERATIONS-NO EXCHANGES
NO PHONE ORDERS FILLED
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There never was an offer like this made by
Brandeis or any other western store.
Saturday you can come to our women's cloak
and suit section and select any garment in the entire
stock, no matter what its former selling price, for
$15.00. Absolutely every woman's ready-to-wear
garment in our stock is included in this offer. Many
have been selling at $30.00, $40.00, $50.00, $00.00,
$75.00 and up.
Every garment is in this season's best styles
and up to the Brandeis standard of excellence. The
first offer of its kind ever made.
Your Unrestricted Choiceon
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Your choice of all
the Linen Dresses in
Brandeis Store all tho
newest styles for 1910.
No matter whether the
former price was $19,
$25, $35 , or $50 you
may take your choice
at $15.00.
Your choice of all the
Women's Lingerie
Dresses in Brandeis
Stores All these ex
quisite and ultra fashionable dresses now nearing
the height of their season.
Whether the former price was $25.00, $35.00,
$50.00, $75.00 or more your choice at $15.00.
Your choice of any Woman's Cape or Coat in
our stock All the serge coats, linens,' silks, Shan
tungs and lace all the elegant evening and party
wraps. i
Whether the price was formerly $25.00, $50.00,
$75.00 or more your choice Saturday at $15.00.
UNRESTRICTED CHOICE OF ANYTHING IN
stock; saturday-
One Day Only, at
Special Sale of Waists
Big purchase of 200
dozen Women's Waists,
new styles with Dutch
necks, turn over- col--larg,
lingerie and tail
ored styles, lace and
embroidery trimming,
long and short sleeves;
nice, new and crisp,
worth up to $2, at
4th o! July Candy and NoYcltics Sweetland
The cleverest novelties for 4th of July candy
boxes in appropriate shapes also specials in candy
for Saturday.
Brandeis Stores Greatest Millinery Offer
m Our Entire Stock
Saturday, for One Day Only
Any H
Tliis is the greatest' Inillinery offer ever made in Omalia.
Hundreds of the beautfiul mid summer hats with the most ex
quisite and expensive materials and trimmings- Everything in-
eluded. ' '-' ' '
YOUR UNRESTRICTED CHOICE OF ANY
WOMEN'S HAT IN OUR STOCK, WHETHER
THE FORMER PRICE WAS $20.00, $25.00 OR
$35.00-FOR SATURDAY ONLY-AT
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Saturday Special Offers in Brandeis China Dept. West Arcade
Cut Star Tumblers Straight
or bell shape, IOr
each IlC
Extra Special Saturday in "Wart Arcd.
Heavy Colonial Tumblers
On sale at six
for,
Extra Spaeial Saturday In Wst Aroad.
Big Sale Glass Vases 12, 14
and 16 inches tall
worth to $1.00; each. DC
Extra Spaoial Saturday in Wait Aroad.
Glass Vases 8 and 10 inches
tall worth up to
48c, at, each ,
10c
Decorate , for the "FourthV
Silk and cotton flags all kinds and sizes,
mounted on sticks with spear or unmounted
large flags all at'very special low. prices for
Saturday's sale. Every flag will be closed
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Red Cross Drug Sale
Extra Spaoial Saturday In Wart Aroada.
25c Sanltol Tooth Powder-
at , ...ISO
25c Dr. Gravea Tooth
Powder at lo
26o Lilac Talcum Powder
at 7o
76o Pompelan Massage
at .40
Small Hlze Colgata Ribbon ;
Tooth Paste at lOo
25c Arnica Tooth Soap
at 16o
26c Kublfoam ,
at 17o
60o Sanltol .Liquid '
at 89o
60c Java Rice Powder
at- 80
60o Poiionl's Powder
at 880
60c Florida Water
at ........85o
10c Emery Boards
at 6o
15c Cliamols
at' so
6 Cakes Ivory Soap
t 19o
1-lb. 20 Mule Team Borax
t 90
10c William's Shaving; Soap
at 6o
25o Bottle Hydrogen Per
oxide at Bo
10c Shtnola
at ,,....70
75c Rubber Oloves
at 3lo
76c Ideal Hair Brushes
- at 690
1 pint Thermos, Bottle '
at J. .83.00
1 quart Thermos, Bottle
at 85.00
Bathing Caps .
at .190 to $1.60
NEBRASKA CROPS SPLENDID
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Campbell Report Small Grain Ripe
and Being Cut.
SEED TESTING OF GREAT VALUE
riacea Where the Seed Waa Tested
1 1 Show Better tttaads of Corn
State Ilaa Had an Aba,
daviiee oC Il.ia
' Anyone who visits the Platte valley be
tween Kearney and Grand Island at this
time would agree with Chancellor Avery of
the University of Nebraska when he said
at the Corn show last year, 'it is the most
beautiful valley J have even aeen, and I
have visited the famous valleys of the
world.' " raid Will A. Campbell of th
Commercial club publicity bureau, who re
turned Friday (rem a trip through central
Nebraska.
"Small grain is ripe and being cut. It Is
in excellent condition. The second cutting
of alfalfa Is now being mule and lt is
more luxuriant than ever.
"While the corn looks good, we did not
see a flold in a fifty-mile automobile drive
but what showed the effects of weak seed.
In soma places there were three sizes of
corn in one field, showing two rf plantings.
"Out around Kearney and Grand Island
the farmers tested their corn as the news
papers, bankers and business men of those
cities with among the first to lend their
co-operation to the movement when the
Commercial club of Omaha tUvted a cam
paign to get the seod corn tested.
"Yet with all the care the farmers in the
Platte valley took, real estate men and
farmers themselves say they realise as
never before the neceeslty of testing their
corn.
"What these fields would look like if
the Commercial had not taken up the work
and spent Omaha money to interest the
farmers lt would be hard to Imagine.
Everywhere west of us they have had an
abundance of rain and the only thing which
will decrease the production of com will
he the poor stand owing to seed of weak
germinating power."
Mr. Campbell says both Kearney and
Mrand Island will be well represented at
the coming advertising club convention to
ha bell la Omaha, byta cities bavjuj; tyais
live ones who are much interested, more
particularly so because of the movement
to advertise Nebraska. -
FESTIVAL OF THE BRIDES
Play la Saperbly Staged at Washing
ton Hall and Meets with
Hearty Approval.
A large attendance graced the perform
ance of the "festival of the Brides" at
Washington hall Wednesday night. Be
sides the play a number of solo and duet
numbers were rendered by various of the
participants.
The stage was splendidly decorated and
the costuming of the young wemen who
took part, lent a pretty effect. Dancing
terminated the evening of pleasure. The
play was produced under the direction of
Mrs. Silas Johnson, who designed the beau
tiful costume effects.
CAST Of CHARACTERS.
Queen of Wishes Stella Scott
Ambassador of love........Robert L Cusile
Trumpet boys
Frank and Kenneth Moore
Suanlsh dancers
ionald Harding, Orllf South. Surah
Griffin, Annie Neuland.
BlULiliiS.
Brittany IJlllan Gray
German Sadie Kennedy
HunBlan Jennie Helronymous
Japanese Georgia Kennedy
Spanish Kmma Parker
Wuaker Wllhelmlna Wilma WatHon
American Ottoma Elllgan
Mother of Brittany bride Bessie -bell
Japanese attendants
....Marguerite Moore, Myrtle Newlaud
Russian attendants
Goldie Bond, Nora Helronymous
German slaves
Lawrence Parker, Willie Bell
Flower girl to Awerlcu.ii bride
Alberta Traverse
GROOMS.
German L. Gardner
Brittany Earl Kigglns
American Clifford Kublns
Japanese : Henry Black
Father of American bride.. Pearl Thompson
Violinist Ruth Stay
Pianist v Addle Bell
Assistant planlm Blanch Wade
SKKENADERS.
Oh! Promise Ma William M. Botts
Lohengrin wedding march Addle Bell
SPECIAL SOLOIST.
Duet Only Thee
Thomas Rogers. Mrs. Silas Johnson
Solo If 1 Had the World to Give to You
William M. Bolts
Never Was a Ulrl Like You, My Old
Lady Walter Bell
Orchestra leader I'lysses E. Cross
Coaaterfrlt Dollars . .
buy trouble, but a genuine quarter buys
Dr. King New lire 1111s, for constipation,
malaria and Jaundice Fer sale by Beaton
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Urchins Chase
. ' Champ's Double
Catch Sight of Big Ebony Chauf
feur and Set Up "Jack
Johnson" Shout.
When a big touring car swung along the
Central boulevard, driven by a large negro
of real ebon coloring, it attracted the at
tention of all the kid ball players In that
section. The car was proceeding very
decorously, unlike most autos, whose driv
ers seemingly take a keon delight In rais
ing a dust to obscure the sun, which Is
no trick at all In that neighborhood.
"Hello, Jack Johnson!' shouted one
urchin, up at the California street end of
the boulevard. Tho cry attracted the at
tention of every lad within half a mile,
seemingly, and they went streaming after
the big auto with yells of clrcus-Hke char
acter. "Iat ain't 'Jack Johnson," panted one
racing youngster, as he got on a level with
the auto driver, who was grinning until
his teeth looked like a headlight in a
dark landscape.
'"Tls too, you mutt" gasped another boy,
running even'.
"Aw. g'wan," replied the first lad, stop
ring as lt ashamed of his wsiste of energy.
"Dey don't have airships In Reno. Come on
back, kids." And again the game went
on.
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Saturday Bargains in Hair Goods
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Hair goods come In many grades and
front many places Europe, Asia, and
some from America. The grades are ho
vartuiiM that lt takes an expert with
years of experience to purchase bo that
his customers will receive the greatest
.value for their money. A store that has
a hair goods department as a side line
la often cheated in Its purchases the
unexperienced buyer is "bitten." In turn
the unnunpeetlng customer receives In
ferior Roods at superior prices. That's
what you are very likely to get. too,
If you don't come to Monhelt's. the ex
clusive hair store. tVe have had 20 years
and more of experience In the hair busi
ness, enough to learn all the manufac
turer's tricks. We buy the best goods
only and though we make considerably
less on most sales, we have the satis
faction of knowing our customers ar
retting Just a little better deal than
they could get anywhere else In the west
and will therefore become permanent,
customers. That's our aim.
A beautiful cluster of six and seven
curls made of naturally wavy hair
of finest quality a great tl CQ
bargain, at
til-Inch Coronet Braid, of fine Jl ft ft
Quality, i value.. . Saturday . .ww
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for
Only
At Kilpatrick's Millinery
Our Combination Cluster Puffs an
Curls, regular price M-00 1.J5
' and M00 Saturday only....
SO-lnch Coronet Braid t? CA
Saturday
Mall Orders
Out-of-town residents may bu
thee goods at the prices quoted
If ordered at once. Address, Lent
B for illustrated catalogue. an?
send sample of hair when oruering
bv mall.
For stylish halrdresslng. hair
goods, facial and sinlp treatments
manicuring and chiropody come
here. Phone Doug 2337 for ap
F ointment. Expert attendants Klv
ng to all beauty matters scientific,
correct and satisfactory service.
We speolallxe la manufacture of toapes for sasi and everything In hair work.
For your choice of
any hat in our mttli-.
nery department.
EVERY HAT MUST
GO, regardless of their
former price.
Many of these sold as
high as $20 and $25.
Every hat which for
merly sold as high as
' $4.30, on sale Saturday at
$lo'50.'
"Nothing Reserved
. Remember nothing over
$5.00 here Saturday.
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