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oetial Sale of Fine
Lingerie
Presses Monday
Brandcis hat bought from a New York manufacturer his entire line of beautiful lingerie, voile and marquisette
dresses, including 50 or 60 samples of fine high grade dressy lingerie gowns.
This lot includes rich Irish embroidery and lace trimmed gowns, some arc allover embroideries, pretty embroidered
nets, marquisettes and voiles with colored embroidery; some real Irish lace and hand made linen torchon lace trimmings.
Kvcry dress a strictly up-to-date garment, made with all the class and skill of the high grade imported garments.
The prices we will place on them makes it an exceptional opportuity lr ymu t supply yourself with yur summer frcks far the seasn.
Great Sale of Embroideries
27-ineh fine embroidered Swiss and Batiste Flouncings, i-ineh
allover embroideries; ulso wide hands, choice new designs in
Angleterre, i'lornl, blind relief effects and baby patterns, QQ
worth up to 7oe a yard, big bargain square, at, per yard. .Ovj
50c Wide Embroideries at 25c Per Yard
18 and Jli-inch fine embroidered Flouncings, Skirtings, Corset
Coverings; also wide insertions and galloons in hundreds ot
pretty designs. Biggest bargain lot of the season. Many
worth 50c a yard, on bargain Square, at, per yard
25c
$1 and $1.25 Exquisite Embroideries at 59c Yard
27-inch fine Swiss and French Batiste embroidered Flouncings,
hemstitched flouncings, also 22-inch fine all over embroideries,
24-inch fine novelty embroidered waist frontings, 12-inch wide
novelty embroidered bands, exquisite designs in Angleterre,
floral, blind relief and baby patterns, for graduation and
summer dresses, worth $1.23 yd., on bargain square, yd.. .
59c
27-Inch Rich Embroidered Batiste Flouncings
In Dainty Baby Irish lace effects, 24-inch fine embroidered all-
overs and novelty waist frontings, extra fine quality.
Choice, new designs worth up to $1.50 a yard, at. . . . .
75c
20c Edgings and Insertions at 8ic Yard
Medium and wide widths. Endless variety of pretty designs in
dainty baby patterns many are fine handloom needle-, Q
work worth up to 20e, at per yard
8!c
Monday's Big Bargains in Rugs
Hern are) several big bargain specials in rugs of extremely desirable
quality and new patterns. You will find the prices here considerably lower
than anywhere else In Omaha. i
$12.98
The Beat Seamless Brussels ItuK
9x12 size, a wide variety for selec
tion, regular value up
to $22.50, at
0x12 Seaiiileoa llrusseU Rugs Very
desirable Oriental and floral pat
terns, the regular values are up
atr.181...: $10.98
The Famous English Wilton Ruga
Are known everywhere as the fin
est Wilton Rugs made. They are
all seamless and the colorings are
beautiful 9x12 size TA
and worth $55, at Ztu,o)
lh(12 Seamless Velvet Hugs Fine
wfaring rugs, easily tf"fC AO
worth $25 each, at pl3er3
1 BiRAIMOiglS STORE
Lingerie Dresses, worth up to $00, will be sold at $39.00
Lingerie Dresses, worth up to $50, will be sold at $32.50
Lingerie Dresses, worth up to $4o, will be sold at -f, $125.00
Lingerie Dresses, worth up to $.'.", will be sold at $19.00
Lingerie Dresses, worth up to to $25, will 'be sold at.
$15.00
NEW WHITE SERGE SUIT
Scores of stunning new white serge suits
will be shown Monday. Beautifully made,
and tailored with great (.kill. The most
practical and dresey of all summer suits,
a "$25, $35 and $49
SILK FOULARD AND MESSA-
LINE DRESSES
Here are some summery frocks that em
body all the newest style features of
the season. You. wll find more really
smart Btylea here than any tor
where else, at $uJ
NEW FASHIONSEAL SUITS
There is no tailored apparel that can be
compared with "Fashionfieals" for
style and utility to sell at a moderate
price. The newer models for late
spring are extremely fetching.
The price is
.$25
Special Offer for Monday
BLACK SATIN COATS
Your choice of 50 of the prettiest, nobbiest long
black satin coats with the long ample roll
collar and the new large sailor collars, pret- hi a
tily trimmed, and very smart, worth up to XI if
LONG WjACK
SATIX COATS
No Coats tills
season will be mi
popular as these.
This group con
tains coats, worth
up to $17.50.
TAILORED SUITS WORTH $50 TO $65 GO
IN ONE LOT AT $35.
We have grouped a lot of our fine tailored suits in one
lot. Many beautiful highly trimmed and fine tailored
garments. There are all sizes, colors and styles 45
suits in all. Perhaps you have seen the same
onrs and admired them at their original
price. Choice Monday, at
$35
Beautiful New Lingerie Waists and Marquisette Waists
Our showing now is the most complete ever offered. We can fill any waist requirement "you may have.
Hand made lingerie Waists, at $5 to $25
Hand embroidered White and Colored Waists
at $2.98 to $15.00
New Jap Waists Tn the new short and new sailor collar effects, at
Hand embroidered Voile and Marquisette waists
at $2.50 to $19.00
White Lingerie and Plain Tailored Waists
at $1.50 to $10
m r QQ f CK OC "lr,!' -ew w nite t omiiniat ion iM-essex -ii in i,
lo at 55.00 to $25.00
The Reigning Favorites for 1011
WOMEN'S PUMPS
Made in tan calf, black suede, black velvet, patent kid and white
calf in all sizes and widths. Finely finished -with short fore
parts, high heels and aiehs; French cord bound, flat silk bows.
Every pair is fitted with adjustable straps, which can be worn
or not, as you prefer. Every pair made over a pump CrtIQ
last-tioted for its perfect fitting qualities. Sold else
where at $4 to $5 a pair; our price is
Men's and Women's Turkish Toweling Bath Slippers, all sizes 25
Infant's 60c soft sole shoes and slippers, all colors and sizes, per pair liot
White Canvass button shoes for Women. In all sizes $2.48
Specials in Our Shoe Section Basement
WOMEN'S SLIPPERS. 1
Juliets and strap styles, rubber heels, per
pair ... . 98f
Infant's Little Kid Shoes, hand turned soles, all
sizes ' 1 ................ 40
Wtoraen's Patent Leather and. Kid Oxfords, with
flexible soles, in all sizes, at $1.19
Boys' Shoes, in all sizes up to 13 VI; ; at, per
pair 98c
Men's House ' Slippers, embroidered velvet
and alligator, pair 49c
Men's and Women's Velvet Slippers, with
carpet soles, all sizes .25c
Sale of Pattern Hats
A Big After Easter Purchase From a New York
York Designer on Sale Monday
We secured hundreds of those ultra fashionable
small Milan and Tagal hoods that will be so
popular for early summer. They are trimmed
with flowers and fancies, many with vel- tf-f A
vet ears, at vi-v
Nacre Braid Rough Straw Sailors and Hand Made Hats.
Scores of stunning new hats for the coming season, sniartlv
trimmed with bows, ma line, flowers and ribbon. They
are easily worth $10, very special, at
POPULAR PRICED MILLINERY IN BASEMENT
We have hrought forward a number of .up-to-date hats that are
very smartly trimmed and suitable for practically every occa
sion. All newest shapes and latest styles, at. $1.50 and $2.59
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BRANDEIS STORES
ALL OBSERVING ARBOR DAY
Thousands Secure Trees and Shrubs
for Planting.
BUSINESS HOUSES ABE ' CLOSED
ArtlTttl Mu.prnrinl In Pnhllo Of-
flrra and llanklnv ('oncfim
llrnmlria Dl.lpll.olf N
IIonp tlllhr.
T(ie ll(,'lit kitik In the -alber failed to
hnv any not'oet -11 i ff. pi on Arbor dnv '
In Omaha. Tlu fsi'li'i or the ilnv was morf
hrartlly n tried linn liHn nn anv prevloua '
uri'HRtini of like nm and !t sn-mi that
th whole cil- Uii mi! It n'teiitlon to trep
plantlnK. Not on'v (nr:iir'--i. inio vhnni ,
the Bplrit of cl lr ii ' ImhiHIhI ti'imiali
various HKenrl" h:r L:ovn iHiS"n. iikh
and wrtinon uli vu .... r. er 1m vimtei'ie I
f heinn Inlut "1 l!h Mi" city beautiful
b:icilll. rn e it n.u t h f .ti ' - for mirh
they are. ' .
Fear of Kidnaper
Keeps Young Woman
Away from School
Miss Hochtetler Does Not Attend
Classes at Brownell Hall No
Developments.
No developments have appeared In the
Smyth-Itochstetlrr blackmail rase. IT In
Hid that private detec'.lves have been en
gaKed by the two fa nil; lex. ,
A theory held by some of the police Is
that the UaokmaillnK letters are the re
sult of a cdIIpkp prank played upon younR
Smyth and Mlas Hochateller. The younx
man i a atudent at CreUhton unlvernity
and a favorite with a aet of praetloal jok
ers and college wags.
Miss lioi hstetler. It Ih underaVood, no
longer attends Itrownell hall where she
was formerly a atudent The young woman
la ald to be In fear of being kidnaped.
WOMAN IS OVERTAKEN BY
STRANGE SUDDEN ATTACK
Mra. Sam Well Illea from I'nknown
Mnlndy Kalla I.'nponaploaa la
Yard Medlcnl Help In Vain.
Mra. Sam Wella. 20O7 Case street, died
Saturday afternoon at her home, . after
falling uneonacioua in the yard. The cause
of. her death Is not known.
Mrs. Wells was In ordinarily good health
Saturday morning. Shortly after noon Bhe
went Into the yard. Neighbors saw her reel
and fall. Dr. Rudolph Rix was called and
administered restorative treatment, but In
vain.
Wliys C. Crosby, coroner, will hold an
autopsy.
CATSUP DESTROYED AT
REQUEST OF PURCHASERS
Io( ord-Bradr Company Calls Federal
Kspert to Kxauilne Hnnpected . .
Shipment ot Condiments.
The action of federal authorities In order
ing the destruction of a carload of catsup
in the . possession of the MeCord-Brady
company was taken following an examina
tion made at thn requent of W. M. Mc
Devitt. an officer of the firm.
"We bought tht goods under guaranty
and are in no way rexponslble for the pos
session of the rejected catsup," said Mr.
MoDevitt.
The catsup will be destroyed under the
supervision of the United States marshal.
It was made by an eastern concern.
SEWARD WOMAN THROWN
FROM HER CARRIAGE
Mrs. John Ilunbea la Badly Hurt
When Her florae Is Reared br
an Automobile. .
SEWARD, Neb., April 22. I Special Tele
gram.) Mra. John Hughes, while returning
home from a club meeting in the country
last evening was badly Injured. Her horns
became frightened at an automobile and
she was thrown from her carriage with
such force as to break both hones In her
left leg. The driver of the automobile
did not stop.
i ii i . . :i to the ilay by
n of .it.vlu Vre.H by
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5reat im i. ,i.:.
the free i! I I.
the Rrancl.
on IioiiKlas . .
away to
others ho a
the day th. i .
In line to
of the ni ii. i.i .
the doni
hours car u-.i . i
lug. An. ii, i . .. ..t'
plans wax .... . . ' o
lean rii'tiuly i j I ' 1 v
Holes aid .1 , :
lro Tin ki- . . i f .
merely to co. t , t . . . i
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fUHpenalou ol i l.
were cli'H. d . il .. . i a
enJoiit in I." . ..
Were made cii'.y . ' :
ppFtot rice, t : r.i ... . . t .
closed all da aim
clcfed for half a i .'. .
done at the lli-wi exi iu: -
New 1 rniK at li Hall.
No 11:010 v. .:' i .-. H i v. u'c 1
hae gra:eil . tv. u' ,.i.. .-u.is ,n .lie
c'ly hall i;iei v 1. v .i.M ti.u. 111 '. ip..n
Uie heads vf y '-j j;' ionnls. j t i
stead to l't;i i n . ! - 1. secure! t le 1
In beaut ful g;eca r ;.;. ;a .c- wi.l uc . i.iiul
tn their rla i.
'i'oun '.:maii iei i,.. n n 1j in.-;. tied to
averythlnv ainbet c. is rrpon:tU !or iha
change. Hoika j;ccmed uiv -..ti and
Ijis ptevaiied upon i!.e Bourd of Park
('nmmlsnnnfi a to i:v,'1,. the feres. Two
similar frn IH t p'acid In the entrance
inT thv l".i:,' cue cr. either de ef the
aiohwa liao,.-. in the ma'n flor.
"The old fetus laie errved t!iel" pur
pos4. J tiioiivnt it a tune for new our
and the p.trk loa d helped 1 'e oji, ' sad
berfca.
Omaha Presbytery that Met at Florence
n. a 1 i- ;i .
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TO CLOSE DANCE HALLS EARLY
Ordinance ii Being Drawn by the City
Attorney'! Office. j
MUST CLOSE AT MIDNIGHT
Hoys and Ulrls t nder Utah teen Are
to Be Barred Altogether on Sua-
eattnn of Chief of I'o- 1
I
lice Donahae.
An ordinance licensing and regulating
public dance 1 oils la bring drawn by Clin
ton Rrome. assistant city attorney, at the
request of License Inspector Schneider and
Chlff of Police Iionahue. The draft will
be offered to the city council either Mon
day or Tuesday and Its pasage asked.
The draft provides that all public dance
halls must close at midnight and prevents
boys and girls under 1 years of age from
frequenting these places. A nominal li
cense fee will he exacted
Koine doubt was . xpressed as In whether
the city could force dance halls to close at
miclulKht, but after an Investigation of the
laws relative to the case J'roiue came to
the conclusion that they are amenable the
Mime as pool halls and other places of
amusement
I'hlcf Iionahue has declared that public
h.-ills are a greater menace to public safety
than evtn the all nluht pool halls. He sug
gested they be forced to close at midnight,
saying that in ihe majority of Instance
all places that lemaincd open after this
huur were nothliiK more than resorts.
A PRETTY1
FOOT
DESERVES A PRETTY SHOE
ftH 'At t
1 1 it simp-lies,, jiantisuniosi
and. most tlrt'usy Oxfords wp
have ever sliown chii Jo fount!
this spring in our lino of
Hanan
The shot" that fit. the foot
liko a kiiT glove eouforrns lo
the hand. We have them in
Hussia eair, gun metal fall',
vici' ki!. jmtent leather! All
in exclusive styles shown only
hy I la nan.
Women's. .$5.00, $5.50, $6.00
Men's $5-50, $6.00, $7.00
GERMAN STEAMER IS WRECKED
Mi'olnn la lrlen on
ear Sao aeliasllno,
Hrasll.
Hocks
DREXEL
IlIO im JANKIKO. April 22. The Oer
man freight and pHssenger steamer San
Nicolas whs driven ashore during a ttU
near San Hebasllan and lies In a dangerous
position. The pa-sengers and crew - were
rescued. The Kan Nicolas sailed last for
I Santos from Hamburg March 10. by nay
of Tenerlffe March
SHOK COMPAXV
1419 Karnam Stras:
Ha Ai ii i i i ma
MMisir
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Oaf Dollar Per Year.
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PKI.KOATfc-'S AN1 VIK1TOKM AT THE l'1IKE br TDK MEKT1M1 UHT WKKK.
For the first time tn its hlstorv Vlorence aa erected and Uter in the first church.
erected, i-evl levering of Blackbird iilll
and M. Kobertson. two fullblood Omaha
Indians, were also present and added a
touih of romance to the proceedings.
The Seoiei of euccesa la ta
ajt TJaa of ttee Want Ada.
the Coa-
enteralned a meeting of the Omaha I'rea
bytery. a't hough as early as ISO there as
a Presbyterian church located there.
Among those attending this scsc'on was
I W. IL Woods, now of Kort Calhoun, who
ment and vaa In their employ to guan'
them again! the warl'ke Sioux on their
Journtv across the st-tc. tl" vsyj lie
still has aoine of the m.nc f-.r tils ser
vices comlns to him lie saj; ir first
lake. In a fn;ht with the Sioux on the .
hills iest of i-'l.ireiice he hist mo of Ihe!
fingi rs in one of hi.s hand uno has many.
.i(j:.d.i rind s' jrs of otner enrol, . it -rs
I i I.-i i oi an e der in thf Presii tei tan
Looking for Safely Speed Uomforf 7
Sail via FREiiCI! Lllit to Paris in 6 Days
vuiuidgiiic ucucraie iransauaniique
Connects at Havre with trains to Paris and continental cities. Palatial
f-J twin screw, eiprets steamers leave New York every Thursday 10 A. M
. moiiorn civiiizaiion provioed roof cafe.
visit to Florence was In lk41 he i i.ls inhe j chili ch nt Ma: I Or. anl devotes his time' p
nohertton m a aubchlef lived net.r rlor-I visited with Anton t abuniie. who had es- lo the raining of f.i.e h .rsei f . i which he
preached lo Florence before the church jence at the time of the Morryon tncaniii-i lAbUihtd. a IwUcs. r'
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ymphony orchestra concerts, daily
SdnTci
elevators, tempting cuikloe.
'I imiunnm iuiici. iuen are unuev naval discipline. Naval orhcara U o.
! i. y 'ess and subnarlae bell service aftord maalmata aatety. Every appoint-
t'hteago ,v ;9
I.H l.nrr.lllie Mny 4
l.a Provence ........ May 1 !
Additional Mailings at 2nd
u. ...... v'nu.r uoB-eiasa cstnii steHineis Its to f f: in.
W. K. Book, 1684 Farnam ..; X.. Meets, First Bail. Bank.
J. B. mvjolds, iaptt raxusmi H. C. ahields. ltu k Taruaai
l.a Gat'-ntfi.e
l.a Touralne
.Niagara
cabin prliet.
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