12
T7TK BEE: OMAHA. TTTTTRSPAY. MATICTT
1911.
a 'er a b-'
m m
"1 aV'v' ""1 "1 ? ,aaisi 1
13KABJDESS STOKE
1 1 "I I" Hi 1
v
to-
Very Low Fares
Announcs a Special Showing lor Opening Week
Women's Spring Suits and Dresses
That Are Bath Stunning and Practical
I iSyK p.
5
lUr-
Have you peon that charming
group of new arrivals in women's
spring suits that we are selling at
$;J5.00 to $39.00. The season's fav
orite styles are here. Beautifully
tailored suits in the p6pular grey
worsteds, fancy trimmed serges,
etc. The prices are
$35 and $39
Fashionseal QQC
Suits for Women VW
Here are the spring style aristocrat.
Kvery new feature for 1911 Is represented.
They are suits of high class and perfect
woikmanshlp, selling at a medium price.
OPENING WEEK J
Ladies' Spring Suits With thev
"Tuxedo" Collar Form One of the
Smart Spring Styles ai 535.00
J
a
New Silk Dresses
Scores of very pretty foulard and messaline
dresses, In figures and stripes C1Q
all new spring ideas, at . vlv
Tailored In soft shades of tan and pray, following
rmrilv from the. same lines of the menu "Tuxedo"
(Ohio, with the long, narow shawl collar, beautifully
faced with silk to iolrh the shades of the fabrics.
Th shoulder are square and the back conforms
with the mannish effects, also shown In the plain
sleeves. The skirts are also decide lly dressy, custom
tailored, In two and half yards, yet not scant, aa the
tailor s genius ha tiio ion last senson s oe
fects, giving them comfort, grace and ease In
walking, which many new spring models are
lauklng this season.
These you'll find among' our perfect duplica
tions or adaptations from the very newest and
smartest models sent over troiri Paris or orig
inals from New York. This 'new "Tuxedo" col
lar suit Is but one of sixty new Korinentn. each
having Its own attractive story. See them. Tehy
are worth a great deal more than our price
4'
ft
California
and Pacific Northwest
To
New Long Coats at $15
Ulack and navy serges, satins, silks, wor
steds, etc. many are plain tailored while
others have those very fashionable' large
lapels or sailor collars that are C
satin Inlaid, at. . . Jlw
$36.00
At tio.Ort and $19.50 we're showing a swell line
of ladles' Suits In tans, gravs, blues, browns,
snd blacks, that are characteristic of Individuality
and style (hat platen them fur ahead of other's
Suits quoted at the same prices. Make Thursday
your visiting day.
Charming New Millinery
The new styles in Spring Hats are prettier and more becom
ing thiin they have been in Jimny seasons. Thousands of Omaha
ty- women who are viewing them declare that they are the cleverest
mwl miwt trriipoi'iil milliwrv strips thpv Iihvp over upon. The
Vrrirletv that Brandeis Stores shows is far greatei than you can
find anywhere else in Omaha.
1 1 - i ' n n 'rrt . 1 ..i l -i l
we Dring iorwaru specially lor i nursuay more man a nunurcvi
new hats copied from the noiwest I'arisian models and made to
sell at. a moderate price. Kvery style is strictly new. The new
Mr$w$,tJie newest trimmings and tli newest shapes all the
fWorite colors for 1011 are included. It is a wonderful group
of hats with a touch of metropolitan style in O J Oil"!
...... V Vty i Vf
every. one, at.
Thousands of yards of fine em
broidery edgings and insertions,
narrow and nieiium widths
noi't'i 10c a yard, at.
. yard...
5c
J.l.SVl.liJr,,t
Ki Hi I rJLH
fefiiffll'ii'-l. (k P
tiJ u'Mi Mil. . is r
New Spring Silk, Special at 15c
Cotton Foulards, a muchly favored new
silk this season, has wonderful wearing
qualities and washes beautifully. Comes
27 Inches wide our regular 19c seller,
Thursday special, per yard
Take advantage of the low fares in effect
Daily March 10th to April 10th, Inclusive
and take the trip .you have had in mind for so long
Rock Island Trains
provide every comfort you'll find -nothing lacking
that tends to make your trip a pleasant one.
Superb Dining Car Service
i Two Choice Routes.
I '
iViaElPnao ykfifT? Via Colorado
! d IlllM nd
j New Mexico L!U Salt Lake
! J. S. McNALLY, Div. Pass. Agent,
1322 FARNAM STREET.
Children's 50c Eton Caps, Thursday, 19c
These are the very newest spring styles in children's headgear.
Wonderful machines made too many of them, ho we bought the maiu
ufacturer's over lot, on terms that bring decided advantages to our
customers. ,
Children's Eton Caps, all spring shades, extra special Thursday
only, at 19. ,
Boys' Blouse Waists in sizes from 6 to 15 years, our regular
4 5c quality, Thursday only, choice1 25.
Our pretty new lines in spring Suits and Top Coats for boys ot
all ages are here in a profusion of styles and fabrics, all prices very
reasonably. See them Thursday or the next time you're in.
OasraO sffrvO ffivQ OjueaO t&e0 fSvr0 &utt9
BlfHl
Women's full fastilonrd and seam
less hosiery mercerized l!k lisle
finish and fine ooiton black, ta't
Hiid colors double soles, heels and
tois. uonie with wide hem
tops worth 15c a pair;
ul, pair '. . .
15c
18-Ia:b EmVoilerci Flouncing; ail C)rs?t CovsrinJ; at 15c a Yard
15c
'Metluiin ond wide edgings, also insertions and, gal loon all kinds. -'Big. bargain
stpiHre i)ileJ high with real bargains worth up to ?')C a yard; on sale at,
per yard
Woman's Pretty Spring Nckvmr Worth up to 75c at 25c
Dutch and Middy collars, daintily, trimmed in embroidery and lace; fancy lace, net and
etnbrjihWM '.jabots; tailored stocks;'' fancy stocks;. bows. etc. all new creations. ( OC,
huiulretl styles to select from worth up to Too; at, each.. s. ..Jvl
s " : '
& TPK-ii wr-oTT i r r'Kll- T.-rr in Our Candy Dept.
1. HULjl OUay XO HULUiaiC Pompelan Room
Those j)6pular I'itter Sweet Chocolates, in n variety of rich, creamy pure fruit and
crushed, nut centers. They sell regularly at 40c a lb. Thursday only at, lb ;
25c
03RAISJDEIJS STORES'toa;
1 ..'j T :
ILLINOIS CENTRAL TO BUILD
Work a .New freight Depot
' Start Immediately;
Will
.4.
ASK
TOE bur r T. OF vacation
Mte ItK-ludrk l-x.r.i.m of I blt-aao
. . Street fxJT o Mr t'ontrue-
; Hon nrk HritJn When
- i ,.! rln r rnnitlete.
l'rerailon' for the ei prcon of
ft(?l(ilr "Uenot fur the -V'
under w,y. WoiU on the ilei"t will liegin
at'onl-e.TVitj loa.t wl"! In a few days make
appll?lhn ' to tle ! rnomll for the
ctoiilnif of 'ftiii ao street from Kleventh
to Tlflh streets and for the two alleys
north UBl south of t'lik'ufc'o.
1 he plans fur. tin nr.; Cepot are still
Iik omplete. bnt It will b built on the latest
plan, coiifclsllng Of two tr ;iit bnurrs with
platforms btiweon, lunnin ficm Uaven
poi I atreet to I'.ics ur.'l tioni Twelfth to
a. llille below 1'Kvonfli. The terminal nnd
sultrhins yids'wH'i b..' extrusive.
John it. Webttei. ati'an.'j f-.r ,n 1 local
ajcnl of llc lp'troi-t I' tili: i. Is mnltlns the
apli atloii , ftr .I'i's.nii of the street,
and thci will pioUil-Y 1-c no ofii ulty at
le ati t et la , blfu-kt-i by Ihc old Illinois
4. 'Mitral t)poli and Mir;ni"s railroad tra ka
Jut Iwlo lwlevtnth and no traffic goes
ahmB K J
? Work on li l' l'oi iH bi-gin sometime
Ibis sprint;, a' -cton an the roud is ulle
m draw Itaptun aud 'et (lie eontract.
Only one of the.fielKlu nou.-3 will be
lAillt this ", .and w lien the buklties
uruws In fuvui h tromu wl l be built.
a i.irt.Otrt
Blind Soldier Will
Marry Housekeeper
Who Saved His Life
Hobart Bascombe to Wed Mrs. Mary
L. Duncan in His Seventy
First Year.
In the, lonesome blindness of old age.
Mobart Baseombe will marry the woman
fur the -P'!nnt ttral Is i wiio aaved him froin totterlnd over a
rre.ipli e to his death
The marriage eeremony wtll be performed
Thursday night by Kd beeder, justice of
th peace, an old friend of the groom.
'ihe bride of the afced limn Is Mrs. Mary
U. Duncan, a widow, w ho has been keep
ing house for Mr. Hascombe since his
divorce five years ago. Jim. luncn saved
the life of her aged sweetheart on a summer
01 tins In the t'olorado mountain two years
an j when he ventured too near the edge
ot a chasm.
Hascombe receives the highest pension
paid to a veteran of the civil war in Ne-
bruika. Me is blind an the result of ex
posure In battle. He tarried the colors of
th6 I'nlon forces beyond the - rebel lines
at the battle of Mttsburg landing.
PORTIA'S PLEA WINS VERDICT
- i
Lawyer Eecitet from Shakespeare and
Gets Big Judgment. . .
CHATTEL LOAN AGENT LOSES
Man Who Sues for House Heat Falls
to C'ollert Defendant Allowed
Seven II and red Itollara
Svw Trial Asked.
WOMAN IS MADE MEMBER
OF OMAHA POLICE FORCE
Mlaa Nellie Stephens Wears a "tar
with Which to Knlarro Uaar
antlue Orders.
REAL ESTATE MEN TO HOLD
MEMORIAL FOR NATTINGER
usllte Is taaulaleil to Draw I
Memorial Koolutloit on ! h
of t artar .Member.
At Ihe MVltiesiiay meeting
Kstate exchange a c .irnilltee wai ni
lOinted to draw up a memorial resolution
W hen Nellie Stephens says ' Stay In." j
'on e'ay.
Miss .'elllels )ut aa much a police of
ficer an If sha wora a helmet and carried
a club.
She is employed In the health coniinl'
ioner's office to place quarantine orders
and t,i rnlHM .uiaranaineff. She had had
of the Real ! troube ln efol t.ing her orders -
"Have them arrested, or . arrest then
yourself " eald !r. H. W. Conacll. healih
Tortia's touching mercy plea had not
the slightest effect upon "the starved and
wolfish d-Plrcs" of Sliylock, according
to one William .Shakespeare; however, a
suit In the district court may be given. a
new trial on the ground that the quoting
of that passive from Shakespeare unduly
prejudiced a jury to return a verdict in
favor of the defendant and In excess of the
limit fixed by the court.
The caK is one of Charles C. Hurdge, a
chattel loan broker, aga-.,si Adolphua '.
Warthen. The loan broker sued Warthen
for houye rent. In reply tha defendant
filed a cr.-8 petition stating that he was
burins the house on the Installment plan,
not paying rent on it, and asking Judg
ment ai'uinut Hurdee.
In his argument Tuesday afternoon
Aithur C. I'anuoaat, attorney for the de
fence, applied the case of the pound of
flesh and recited Portia's plea with such
effect that the Jury ronvned in a short
time with a verdict of $70C In favor of the
deftndant. The court had f!ed the amount
for which the jury could find for the de
fendant at l-IKM.
M. O. Cunningham. Rurdge's attorney,
filed a motion for a new trial Wednesday
in which he made the quotat on the chief
ground, alleging that it affected the Jury
so that It returned the verdict under preju
dice and passion.
YourFinalChoice
No matter what broom you
are using now, you will change
sooner or' later. You will
realize vyou aret not getting
full 'broom value for your
money. The Little Polly Broom
will be your final choice.
Whether you try it today or
in ten -years, you will stick to
LITTLE POLLY
Broom
because you will appreciate how
superior it is. Why not try It now
and save labor and trouble experi
menting ?
Your grocer can supply you.
Ask him about the flexible action,
the hard finish bandies, extra
lightness, double wear, and guar'
antee of the Little Polly. See how
"clean cut" and "well turned"
theyare. If be hasn't ourbrooras
we'll tell yot. who bas.
Harrah & Stewart Mfg. Co.
De Moines, Iowa
L liifJ
N'.. ,!.: ,-;.,fi aim -y
I ) Your
fly y Write Ul
and
AD Live
Dealers
Carry
The Little Po
ror sals ln Omaha, by Courtney fc Co.,
all first class grocers.
"JugI Gay"
HGRLICK'S
It Miant
Original and Ganulnt
HALTED IY1ILK
Tha Fiod-drlnlc for All igtt.
More Kcalthful th&n Tea or Cottee.
Agrees with the weakest digestion.
Delicious, invigorating and nutritious.
Hioh milk, maltecj grain, powder form.
A quick lunch prepared in a minate.
Take bo sulititute. Ask for UORLiCK'S.
tZj" Others are imitations.
ill!
mm mm
1 gwiiihi.ifjmiro
I ()& i
.,-.--4
POLICE
AUCTION SALE
In accordance with the provisions of tha
slatutcr of Nebraska, 1 will sell at public
aiu-tlon at the police court room. Kleventh
and Lodgs Streets, in the City of Omaha
Htate of Nehrasku, at 1 o'clock 1. M.
Tuesday, April 4th. all unclaimed
personal proporty which may have been
In Ihe possefcuion of the police judfie or
rhtef or uollce six months prior to said
date. This sale Includes all kinds of
goods such as cutlery, bicycle, harness,
watches, dreift Roods, clothing, trunk.
Blips and revolvers. All soil without re
serve to the highest cah bidders. Coins
and get bargains. J. J. DONAHUE,
Chief of Folic.
Omaha's Pure
Food Center
THURSDAY SPECIALS
General Grocery Dept.
0 cans long fancy white Asparagus.
per can .'.??
per dozen .' ; .$4.60
35c cans long medium green Aspara
gus per dozen aa.nj
25c cans white Asparagus Tlps. .l"o
per dorcn -.fl.ll
Hest Imported Sardines
per tin 10o, ISo an 800
35c can (Irogans Ripe Olives.. Oo
per donen a.!s
tinonrteri Cooking Figs, por lh....lO
L.Hi-ge Jars California Strained Honey
for
.856
7-cmwn fresh layer Figs, per lb. .I5e fg
3 pkgs. Rice Klakes 83o
4S-lb. sack "Kxcellence " Klonr. 91.00 a
Yellow, red or white Onion Sets, per SB
qtiart . . . 60 t3
10c Pretzels fresh and rr'nr.. Ih. , .W "V
Bakery Dept. SPECIAL
Orange Cake -100
A delicious rtblnatlon of rich
yellow orange slioet rnke with orange
marmalade filling. Iced on top wlth
rosefondant. cut In an oblong shape
Sells regularly for 20c. Thursday
(onlv) 10c.
Candy Dept. SPECIAL
Cocoanut-Feanut Brittle, per lb 10c ,
Qrtf5K (AifMK5 CSTJgl fiWW fTOWk Ctn C C32
. HHInllllllll -l rl --Mn-n-n-aaaaaaaaaM """"""
r - '
Letri Whert It'i Beit l Fun
Thinking atiout boring lantfT want,
to know what soli and climate ara beat .
suited lor certain tarmlngT
Uur Land Bureau glrea free Information about soli
climate, and conditions In all parts) ot the country.
Wo bare gathered data, and can tell you what you destrs
to learn. - ' .
Write the Land Information Bureau. The
Twentieth Century Farmer, Omaha. Neb., today ... 4
and your questions will gat prompt attention
Free InforoiaSIoo
YOU'LL LOSE
a lot of valuable papers some day
Just because you put -off taking
A Private Safe In our Burglar and
Fire Proof Safe Deposit Vault.
It's the only safe place to keep
your Insurance policies, abstracts,
notes and other valuable articles
Only 3 I'er Year.
OMAHA SAFE DEPOSIT
AND TRUST CO.
Kn trance at 1614 Farnain Street
IBItie
Grass
Sowed now will glvo you tbat vel
vet lawn tbat is the pride of every
home owner.
You must have the beFt of 6e-d
to accomplish this. We have it.
Any Information to building a
lawn we will be glad to give you.
Sm-(In That (iron, XmmI Any'.'
The Nebraska Seed Co.
1613 Howard St.
I'houe Douglas l-Ol.
oautiful Tooth
Thera ara but few paopla who hava
tbsm. Good teeth everyone might bavs
If they oouid go to Dr. Bradbury. The
quickest, easiest and least painful are
tha only mot bods employed by us and
hundreds of our patients, both In and
uui ut ii. e city, will gladly tail you about
tha good dental ork and our up-to-d.its
of doing things. Crowns and bridge
work from CCiU per tooth. I'latea that
fit from 14.00 to 11150 Islnless extrac
tion of teeth. Nerves of teeth removed
without hurting you. Work warauted
ten years.
cxzeri DR. ERA08URY, THE DEMTIST
expressing cnd')lenris oer t lie death of
Weorge M Nattlnger. It as also decided uUUl.d ut her dlff lrlJ,lW,.
ooininis&lonci. when Mies Stephens coni-
to hold a memorial service for Ihe former
tnmber of" th -exchange a; the meatlng
ntt week. ' '
t. F. Harrison, a me;nber of the national
rut culls e cjiiiinltire. read hli reiort of
h s reent visit to Ij.uikvtile. where final
pi vBaiations aere ptadr for the national
t'on.eniinn al l'ener next summer.
i J. Halsler ullher of the National
.'! tlata Journal; spoke brietl
"Hut 1 can t "
Chief Imoahue has Issued a star to Miaa i ,
Slt-phcns. Now she has suthorlty and a .
nuiiiU r. '
f-'tnn
m
iti
SOL
I'vuslrrlrll UuMars
buy trouble, but a H' :iuiik' iuii t r tuv
l'r KIiik's New !.;f I'llis. for conMlpa
tlon. n.alarla i Ju'iudiie. r"or sale by
Bratou Drug l'e
Kitom mended by
Dentists & Physicians.
Hef use Substitutes
MaA.es your UetA
CLEAN aWHITEH
19 V cat kanis) T. nr a 1 1 nn
I 1&04I VaniM ML. PHOBt O 17M.
Rolfablo
Doniistry
AT
Taft's Dental Roims
; i iiv)
I
I
! f-rl
MS
Today is Home Day.
Buy your home.
Read the list.
It will tell you vrhat dealers think of it.
large tract
Wouldn't vou like to own a nice, cozy cottage with a
prnund and put In a garden and raise a few thickens without ever fearing
the time when the landlord would tell you to move?
Vou can exist in this ideal condition by purchasing one or the many
homrs of this kind advertised for tale In today a Bee on the easy term plan -a
few hundred dollar down the balance monthly Just like rent. In,a short
lime the home is your own.
Make your selection and buy now
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
One Unllar I'er lr.
ffll
of n ii
; - I
i