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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1911)
A ace tootpit a u 713 Great Sale of Dress Silks, IKS,- 59c 5,K)() yards of .'!(-incli and 27-inch dress silks, comprising nil the new pencil stripe inessalines, glace chiffon taffetas, :W-inch and 27 inch heavy nil silk coat and suit pongee and Lyons' Shantungs, besides black yard wide dress taffetas; $1.(H) and $1.'2." silks on bargain square, per Yard, at ..' TTTF, OMATTA SUNDAY I.F.K: FKimiUHV -Jfi. lfll. JRJiiMAMlliABLE 6S)c . .-.J An Irresistible Exhibit and Sale of Exquisite Embroideries and Laces latest novelties for spring nnd sunnnor season, new trimmings, laces in matched sets, new allovers, new silk em broidered hands, new dress trimmings, fringes, tassels, etc. SPECIAL SHOWING AND SALE OF NEW FOULARD SILKS Everybody is talking about Brandeis stunning, exclusive styles of foreign foulards. Having antici pated the coining of Rordure Foulards, we placed large orders for these bordered foulards and are showing such styles and designs as are the rage i n Fans and Ixmdon. fl PA f rt tfjrt PA ?J.tV IU PAtfU All the scarce blues, etc. 42-inch and ,'5(!-inch wide, per yard. at. 30-ineh Quality Dora Dress Satin Messaline In New Waterproof 'Foulards The 83o and $1.00 kind on bargain Hanaro. All the neat, small and r A I n iri t.jif vnii nf street mid evenincr 4 A A shades, at -i off regular price, yard. . . . medium figures, far npnee dots, two tone cameo and Jardiniere patterns, per yard, at , m.,...mm, 10 Lig Bargain Squares Piled High With New Arrivals 18 and 22-inch fine Swiss, nainsook and cambric embroidered flouncings, skirtings, corset cover widths, also wide galloons and bands; choice, new designs in English eyelet, Madeira, floral, guipuite and blind relief effects. The window display has attracted wide attention. Big bar gain square worth up to oOc yard, at yard ..; OL 25c Embroideries, 10c Medium and wide embroidery edgings, inser tions and galloons, al'o corset cover widths all excellent quality many are handloom nee dlework, newest designs. Thousands ff Aa yards worth up to 25c, bargain square,. . AvV Wide Embroideries, Yard 59c 22, 27 and 43-inch fine nainsook, batiste and Swiss embroidered skirtings, flouncings, cor set coverings, also wide panels, all this sea son's newest designs in Angleterre, floral and guipnire effects, hemstitched flouncings, ruf fie edge flouncings, with rows 'of fine Val. laces, etc., yard 27-luch Fine Embroidered 4 59c Floumlnpra Lacy design I n combination baby Irish, gulpuire. rilct, Jap anese; 'orth to 71 II. DO per yard, at. . . I 3C Thousands of Yards of Flno Kmbroldery Edgings and Insertions Narrow and medium widths, excellent needlework, worth 1 Oc per yard, at v (Monday E Dress Goods Vash Goods Fashion's Latest Weaves Shawn oa Maia Flocr Everything that is new and fashionable is shown in our enlarged dress goods and wash goods departments. Exclu sive, novelties not shown elsewhere. -Tropical suitings, mixed English and Ceiniau tailor suit ings, French custom serges, English Tussali K'ovals. diauo ii. .... .... nai ana renal stripes, tuttctns and (j rn Panama weaves, vard $1 to vlt)v e&ins Out pa V Extraordinary A Tremendous Cash Purchase Including Entire Stock on Hand of a Well Known Eastern Manufacturer This was the most fortunate purchase of rugs ever made by a retail store. It comprises the largest stock of high grade rugs ever brought to Omaha in one shipment. Every rug you buy here Monday means au actual saving of dollars to you. ; We flare Held Remarkable Rug Sales Before But This Will Be the Greatest Sale of Rugs Ever Held By Any Store Anywhere Greater stock, greater bargains and greater varieties than ever before. Practically entire third floor devoted to the sale. Eighty clerks to wait on you. No crowding. No disappointments. The New 1911 Corsets Special showing and sale of the advance models' in lines controlled by the Braudeis Stores. La Vida, CJossard. Ee lievo, Madaliene Lyra and American Lady Corset all models fl A and $t carefully fitted, from, up Monday Special Sale Hen's Pants and Hen's Fancy Vests Albert CahnV white flannel and striped serge (Jolf Trous ers and the New York Mfgr's. stock of pure worsteds and all wool eassimere pants, worth . up to $().5(), tfrt r A 1 1 iu j at v",wv 1 1 I I Choice of hundreds of pairs of ' V men's up-to-date Q4 PA $3.00 pants at ;.;vl.V White aud Fancy Vests from Albert Cahn'stock; young men's aud Pf Ar men's sizes, at vlweatJ 520 Room Size Brussels . Axminster &. Velvet Rugs W These are i)xV2 rugs, in Sill new and de- sirable patterns. This will be a great bargain lot at $9.08 530.00 9x12 Size Axminster Rugs, at These are fine room-size Uugs of ex cellent quality Axminster,-full bordered, new, attrac tive patterns, at $15.98 1i 5-9S JUL Of Room Size Brussels Rugs These are $15 and $18 quality fine Brussels Rugs, up to 9x12 size, all desirable patterns at $g.j)8 Highest Quality Vilton Rugs 9x12 SIZE ALL SEAMLESS WORTH UP.-TO $55 Hundreds of the very finest grade of Wilton Rugs made. AU new designs and colors. Many beautiful allover and medallion patterns. Rich, soft rose colors, greens, browns, tans and blues, at ' l3 Axminster Rugs These are 27x60 Rugs large variety of pat terns to choose from, wTorth up to $3.50, at $.59 Reversible Bath Rugs Washable Fast Colors Bath Rugs. 30x00 and 36x72, worth up to QCr $3.50, at . JfOt Bath Ruga, 27x54 and 24x48, worth up to 7QC $2.50, at . Extra Large Size Rugs Many large size rugs of highest quality were in this stock, and we offer them at amazing bargains. 10-Hxl2 and 106xl3-(i Seamless Itrussels and Velvet Hugs, Worth $:i0.f)0, at $17.08 10-6x13-6 and 11-3x12 12x15 Axminster Rugs, Axminster Rugs, $40 $50.00 values values at $25 at $29 Made Up Rugs From Cut Rolls oi Carpet We received a number of cut rolls of carpet, not in the same pattern as our regular stock. We have made this carpet into varioua aiza rugs, and they will be sold at one-half actual value. V. Sale Begins Plonday at 8 a. m.Brandeis, 3rd Floor Yard Wide Black and White' Wool Chocks Worth 6fc per yard; for Monday, dress goods section, per yard, at Ost 11.00 and $1.25 Suitings on Bargain Square 10 to 50 inch materials, panamiis, Herges, tweeds, diagonals, whipcords, hairline stripes, broken heck n 7A suitings, French taffetas, per yard, at JjC'UC Silk Stripe Englinh Voiles Regular price 50c per yard; wash goods section, per yard, rtf at ZiC Stunning Wash Fabrics, Main Floor 10 New Arrivals, First Showing, Monday. Tinted Mar quisette Lace Stripe Effect Very stunning with plain Marquisette to match, pattern, ir.i "A at $ZZ,DU 12 Embroidered, 46-inch Material, in Fine Quality Voilee With beautiful deep self tone borders, - a exclusive patterns, at 15 Most Elaborate Persian and Oriental Three Tone Col orings Bordure Marquisette Single and i 4(1 PA double borders, at a pattern .l&t)U Specials in Wash Fabrics for Monday 27-inch Linen Effect Grenadines. 27-Inch silk Dot Jacquards, 27-inch Tusnah Jacquard with colored dots, 27-inch White and Black Paquln Dot Voiles, 27- q inch Lace Stripe Opera Voile per yard, at iC Basement Specials Scarcely Ever Have Sheets & Pillow Cases Been Sold so Cheaply Fine bed size Blenched Sheets, size 81x5)0, torn not cut, and are made fronj sheeting that is heavy and will ive excellent wear. Usually they are'sold at 7oc each. Not over CCf one dozen to each customer; at, each veJL 42x36-inch and 45x.'JG-iueh Fruit of the Loom Pillow Cases; choice Monday. . lhe retrular JUe Ciade i r'armerB' Choice Hlcacliotl Muslin, noterl for itn IHlft flllfKh. frea from filling, at, yarrl 12V3c Hlracliod 6V2c iiierccr- 12l2c Brandeis Store s SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LACE CURTAINS MONDAY In Basement $1.50 Ciirtslna at So pair One Immense lot of full aiz curtains. In white and Arab color, worth up to An SI.50 pair; special ifSC for Momtav, pair 10 Curt vina at Si.KO Tair 'liolce of over 50 patterns of fine imported curtain, every pattern Imported by iih for xpi lna;, worth O T f(l up to mi at, 5 1. all pair $2 Curtains et.ft.G0 Pair Lace curtains, dozenB of pat terns, tip to 60 Inches wide. worth $2 pair: ape rial for Monday, pair 51.50 $1.00 Swiss Curtain, spe cial for Monday, 7Q nalr I C $3 Curtains at $1.98 Pair I.ace curtam.-i in all the new spring weaves, audi as filet net. cable net, madras weave. Scotch net 11 are flnlalied with overlook tone, worth up to $u pair: at. pair 51.98 $1.75 8wlsa f'urtalns borders or all white special for Mon day, pair Colored $1.25 $4 Curtains at $2.98 Pair Such as fine filet and bunga low nets, plain and allover patterns, clunys, Irish point, novelty neis Thefe are made of very fine Kjtypt ian yarn, worth up to $4; special, paii 2.98 $4 Stencil Scrim Cur tains, special for Monday $2.98 $8.50 Curtains at $4.98 Pair An immense asortment of fine imported curtains, such as real Durness, Arabian, cluny, Brus-els, Marie An toinette, Irish . n n Point for one X'i.yil duy only, pair "vyt $l..r(i Cross Stripe Snow Flake and Scrim Cur tains: special for Monday, pair 98c white. Cambric, M at, yard U2L On special bargain table good grade mercer ized sateen, black only from the bolt, at, yard Ginghams for dresses, also nurse stripes, Scotch and chambry ginghams per yard, 7 1' O at ' 2t IVEW GINGHAMS ARE BEAU11FUL The pretty dresses for spring and summer wear may and should be decided on now if you would enjoy the best and most complete assort ment to choose from. Here are plaids, stripes, checks and plain colors. Every ynrd warranted absolutely new this season and positively fat in color basement; per vard at 10c, 122C, 15c, 25c and 35c Apron Cheek Ginghams social for Monday; from the bolt, at, yard .5V2c Brandeis Stores BROME DRAWING HEALTH BILL Framing: Measure for Medical Inipec tion of Omaha Schools. PROVIDES FOR A TAX LEVY r- 1 1 Wvala1 Hatir Htea Ihoaaaad Uollara Irar for t are ! Payalral laa dlliua of laa lily's alldrra. Uncoln Monday and will tie atarted on Its way through the legislature. A bill providing for the medical Inspec tion of the putilic schools of Omaha Is being drawn by Clinton Brohie, assistant city attorney. Mr. Hrome said Saturday morning that lie was preparing the bill upon the request of Dr. R. W. t'onnell, health commissioner. . According to Bronte, the bill will be In troduced Inte the legislature Monday, it provides that city councils of metropolitan cities In the, Mute, of .Nebraska, which means (Una ha. jil.all annually In the first wetk of January, after the general tax lery Is made. i t aside the sum of $7,0u0 to be expended by the health department to be used for defraying the cost of medical In specllon of all schools within the cnrpoi-ate limits of the city:' the sunt to be In addi tion to the maximum amount authorised to be levied by cities of metropolitan class under the provisions nf their charters. Mectlon S of the bill provides that the sum shall be subject t- the control af the bealtb departmnt and that the health oorn mlsaloner shall superTlse the Uiimrd'jite rtie trtbirtloa of ths money and that It shall ba csed urhuuvely for medical supervision aurp ae, U'lins w1U be mada te grt the lKuglaa County M1lual society to Indorse the bilL Thia XMucuiMHl bu a meeting achadaiad far TuMla evrtitn. a ken It U1 ba aakad t Indorse Uie nmaaure. VW k.. O W will . Rupe is Assaulted and Place is Robbed Assailant Hits Him Over the Head with a Revolver and Rifles Cash Drawer. Plugged over the head with the butt-end of a revolver as he stepiicd Into the vetl bule of the Metropolitan pool hall, 1318 Capitol avenue, to open up Saturday. John Hune. KM Charles stret, saw his assailant rifle the rash renter of Jl.tC. The police answered his call for asxlMitncr and he was treated by the police surgeon. lie ws able to give a good description of the robber. Iate Saturday afternoon the police ar rested J. U Bryan and sre holding him for Iniestlgatlon. Rupe, although not poIUe In his Identification, Is morally certain Bryan Is the man who attacked him. lie says Brin has been loafing about the pool hajl for some time, lleihad 11.80 on his leron when arrested. Levy for Hydrant Rental Payments is. Approved by Board Action of Council Toward Settlement of Water Debt Gets 0. K. from Commissioners. A resolution riuin the city council for a tax levy or tt mills, to ay for Hydrant rentals and interest, amounting to tlSl LTtM, was unanimously approved by the county coinnilshloners Saturday. . I Final action was tak-n in letting the vacuum and clock st"iu for the new court house. Peter Hlsaaser alone voted against the Tucc vacuum system. A resolution requiring the county physi cian to make detailed monthly reports waa laid over one week. LINCOLN QUARANTINES AGAINST THE COUNTY JAIL CUBA WANTS TQ-BE ANNEXED) Islaad WosK Re Takea lader Varle gnat's M laa, Says Hateats. 3. C. Huteson and family have returned front trip to Cuba, where Mr. Hut neon was very favorably Impressed with the op portunitlees of the country. ' "The general impression on the Island Is that the I'nited States will be ajiked to again taJi oumrot after the next election. said Mr. Huteaoa. -They expert to charge and prove fraud la the election. Time are net as good aa thev were under AmerVaa control, aae both atdaa are wiling to again lore this oouciry taaa tbe rslna. Warden Mill Nat Receive Prliosrn fteatrnrrd froaa lieealas t'oaaty. Ater he had overruled a motion for a new I trial Judge Estelle of the criminal court sentenced John W t'onnell. convicted Thursday of highway robbery, to eight years In the penitentiary. He was at nee taken In charge by Sheriff Bralley. who made Immediate arrangements to take him to tbe penitent ary. At the last moment It was learned that the warden of the prnl tentiary refused to accept him on the ground hat thrre is smallpox In the Dong Us county JsIL Pheri'f Bralley aays ser tial pbtsldans hare twit thorough exam inations with the result that they amy there bt no imtJimi n the Jail, How ever, Conne'l will be kept at the county .'all until tbe warden oaa be cwnrtaced. Industrious Youth Makes Good Hauls Gives Worthless Checks for Room Rent and Gets Good Money , . in Change. . , The police are looking tor a mild-ma.i- nered young man who is making the rounds of the various rooming houses In town, en gaging rooms and inflating upon paying his bill In advance-with a check. The iheck Is always several sizes too Urge and the affable roomer-to-be gets back several dollars In change. The check, of course, always turns out to be worthless. Mrs. Mary Kly of 812 South Eighteenth Ktreet was one of his victims yesterday. Mrs. Kly now has a Worthless check fur t.T 60 snd Is out 116 In change. DR. SACHS HOME FROM ABROAD Retarae from a Two-Veer C'oarae of stady la Keropraa I eersltles. Dr. A. Sachs Is home from lCurope after having spent twenty months broadening his knowledge along special lines He ar rived In Omaha this morning from New York, at which port he came ashore on February IT. He eipects to re-enter the practice of medicine in Omaha immediately. lr. Sachs spent most of his time at Ber lin and Vienna, taking post-graduate work under some of the world s moot eminent professors, and he alxo spent considerable lime In the hospitals at Paris. lndon and Frankfurt- Dr. 'Kacha la a graduate of Creyghtoo. finishing with the clasa of '07. A Hsrrele Dealt results from decaying hmg. t'ure coughs and weak lungs with Or. Kings New IMs eovery. Vic and 11.00. Fur sale by Beaton Drug Co. Governor Aldrich is to Address the Nebraska Retailers Flans Are Complete for the Entertain. . ment of the Wives of the Members. Governor Aldrich has formally accepted the Invitation extended him by the Ne braska Federation of Retailers to make an address at the convention of the organisa tion in Omaha, at the session Tuesday morning. Plans have been completed for the entertainment of the wives and daugh ters of the visiting merchsnts, and the prospect is that the convention will be the greatest of its kind ever held In the state. DUNN TO LIMIT WORKING HOURS FOR ALL WOMEN Will -o to Lincoln to Lobby for tbe I'aasaae af tbe (.raunis Rill. Assistant City Attorney fi.inn will go to I-iiccoln early next week In the Interests of a bill Introduced by Representative i. II. (iroMtnan Friday. Mr. Grossman's bill seeks to amend the present law governing the employment of women by corporations and limiting their labor to ten hours a day. I'nder the pres ent law some corporations, such as the tel ephone companies, contend that the law doea not apply to them. The Oroxsman bill makea all persons or corporations em ploying women subject to its provisions. Job as Hopkins Medical School r loses. HALTIUOKK, Mi. Feb. Si. Owing to the outbreak of diphtheria ai the Johns Hopkins hosl.lt I 1 r. J. Whliertdge Wil liams, dean of the John Hopkins Medlnal school, t.ilsy ordered the medical school to be closed until further notice. Otie new r L IMS - ?-, ) ) Have This Machine Shown to Yea I ' ' "t i""fif CawtCt Department in Fcmpe:an Poem case was reported today, making a tolkJ of thirty-three cases. Fatal Affray star arlaa-fleld. Me. BPRINGFIKI-U. Mo.. Feb. fc. William Cardiff, a blacksmith at Walnut Grove. twenty nillse nonhwrst of here, waa ''ot and killed 10 a restaurant thrre early tola, by the restaurant proprietor. KlcharJ Perry, who said Cardiff threatened Mm Perry surreneder. Cardiff rerently went to Walnut drove from bt. Louis.