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Til!- OMAHA SUNDAY UK.'.: .JANUARY
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MONDAY AND COfTENUENGi THROUGHOUT TOE WEEK
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ANNOUNCE THE MOST SENSATIONAL EVENT IN THE HBSTORY OF OMAHA
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When Brandeis
Announces a Sale
it is a
Genuine Sale
In this sale Monday
we asert positively that
everv bovs' suit and
overcont ns well ns
every man's suit and f v
overcoat in our entire
stock will be sold at V
Former Price.
Boys' Knickerbocker
Suits and Russian
Overcoats
Have been Rolling at $2.50
halt price
sale
$1.25
Choice of all Our
BOYS SUITS AND
OVERCOTS
The Biiita are knickerbock
ers, KusKlans and liloiiHes,
$3.98 values
at ,
$1.98
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Choice of Boys' Suits
Tweed and cheviot, kntcker-ho-ker
styles. $.".00 vuluea,
tin J
Il-nys' Overcoats
Russian styles, aires 3 to S,
and School Overcoats, ages
to its;
t EVERY BOYS' OVERCOAT EVERY BOYS' SUIT
EVERY MAN'S OVERCOAT EVERY MAN'S SUiT V?$
Is Included In This Sensational Sale Sr'X
AT EXACTLY ONE-HALF THE ORIGINAL PRICE . Ji
J 1 1- On Sale Old vitore, Main Floor and Second Floor. Monday and Every Djy Ths Week ffljffjO'; J
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H ' H H Vaiip TTnraotrirtnn friAiciA f Ali Oni. n H
- y Your Choice of All Our K M ..w-
IB B fl U:l 4. r I- U J T.11...4 iS.
This sale is totally
DIFFERENT, frjbm
any other sale held here
or elsewhere. It' is a
GENUINE half price
sale where ALL our
boys' and men's cloth-,
ing'is sacrificed at ex
actly ONE-HALF the
former prices.
"(Fur and ,Fun Lined
Coats are exceptjecl;).
Choice of our Men's
extra heavy (
$5 Suit3 and ,
Overcoats .
$2150
B.a.m.nt M.w Stor.
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values,
mi nr.
BOYS' SUITS
OVERCOATS
and
of highest grade
HAVE BEEN
SELLING at $10
FOR
HEN'S OVERCOAT
and SUITS
$30, $35 and
$40 Values at..,
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This sale iositivclv inchulcs ovirv liiujli class Overcoat and
our stock, all the Kojrors-lVot, all the Jlirsh-Wickwiro, jill Hie
wald and Weil makes, all the blue suits, black suits, full dress,
actually worth up to $40.00.
mwml I tui jijMUlAWAfu 'mmmnm. l u lint, i mummy .m.L imm hi mrxmmm&
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Choice of
$10 Over- .
coat,3 arid '
Suits at
Half Price.
our (Men's
Suit in
Koseu-
etc.
Your Choice o! All cur
MEN'S SUITS
ui OVERCOATS
High Class I'and
Tailored Tweeds
and Vtcrstcd
rmtn u, ai.
.Choice, of all our Men's
. Overcoats (f! pa 'A
and Suits vj. "jll):
,. worth $15' ffb ft
Half Priced u
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.Ol'Il years have tHKixnl over
the music column of The l!ee,
Ince Mr. Kelly viy klmlly
unrt appreciatively acknowl
edged the work of one Mury
l'itrneil, ami took upon hlm-
M-lf otu e more the ta.sk of fiKhtlnx for jjnod
muBic In Omaha. It Is far from a Riatrful
labor to hitch one's waKon to a star and
try to keep thHt humlnary perpetually In
slKht. The chief reward Is In work well
and faithfully done. As the door of l.12
Minns open, and 1 taku my place aj;aln
ainoiiK tlie music crllii-s, I doff my hat
Id the Ideals which Mr. Kelly has served
mi well: and bid him ivtresh anil re
ehaiKi; himself that he may at Home fu
ture day receive from me ukuIu the spirit
f this column. May Its flame horn true,
and ever stand for what is best and most
progressive.
There Is to he a slight chaim.- In the
manners in which musical criticisms are
in be presented. Instead of wrltinK up
t ho proKrams at nitfht directly after they
are (iiven. for the morning edition of the
paper, the criticisms will all appear In
the Sunday columns. In Uermany it is
The highest joint of woman 's hap.
piness is reached only through molh
rrhood, in the clasping of her child
within her arms. Vet the mother-to-le
is ofteu feaiful of nature's ordeal
and shrinks from the suffering inci
dent to its con.surnuiatiim. lJut fur
nature's ills and discomforts nature
provides remedies, and in Mother's
l'i iend is to be found a medicine of
; i tat value to every expectant mother.
It is an oily emulsion fur external
application, composed of ingredients
which act wilii beneficial and sooth
ing effect on those portions of the
rystein Involved. It is intended to
j u pare the syj,L-.n fur the crisis, nnd
thus relieve, in preat part, the euffer
through which the raotherusua'.ly
asses. The regular use of Mother's
Friend will repay any mother in the
comfort it affords before, and the help
ful restoration to health and strength
it brings about after baby comes.
Mother's Friend
Write lor our
fiee liook for
expectant moth
ers which contains much valuable
information, and many suggestions
of a helpful nature.
BKADFILLD PECULATOR CO., Atlanta, C
frequently munaRcd In this way, o we
are following n perfectly good and sane
precedent. It also stands to reason that
criticisms written with some time In
which to welsh words und phrases and
not to mention opinions, would bo fairer,
and of fiienter value, than the ones
dashed off, with the Jaws of the press
yawnlmr, and a messciiKer boy twiddling
his hat on u chair wriKKltnt; for his copy
at midnight. I understand that there
was once a very nlfl'd theatrical critic
du The l:ee who shut himself up at night
after a performance, nnd sometimes kept
tho paper waiting until o'clock while
he hunted for the very exact ilht words
tho ones ho really wanted to use. Think
t the various frazzled nerves! The ob
ject of this new plan is to relieve c cin
K stion. I shall to the best of my ability
attend professional concerts, l'upils' re
citals 1 shall not attempt to attend or
I criticize. Programs will be printed at
j Mr. Mefullouah's discretion. Matte r that
should ko to the advertising de partment
will not be printed In the musical col
umns. Any and all news of local pro
fessional wot ks and our home! musical
people will be most welcome. There? Is
so much that Is Interesting fcoing on here
nowadays so much more public work Is
belnK done; the studio life Is chanBinn.
In other words we're KettlnK to he more
metropolitan. You don't have to catch
every person w ho kocs to a musb al af
fair with a lassoo. Omaha people ate
KeUillK the lee tare habit. That Is a K"1
sltrn, for one can't hear about K""d plays
and (tood music und nooel pie tines, with
out wanting to experiment with the en
ulne rryntallxed thlnn when opportunity
presents itself.
Our standard are- intelligent anil blub.
The home artists who have worked to
instruct u have bee-n fine-lv edueated
and persistent. I'll venture to -ay that
three-foul ths of the audience w ho heard
Maud 1'owell play the Krahm's Sonata
would have gladly siaied the lltht en
cores. It wa a shock after that mas
terly tend miraculous performance of
"Sound an Alarm" bv Kan Willlama to
hear him come out and slnn "Abse-nt."
Kindly sreetlnss end rery best wishes
to all my musical friends anil the readers
of this column. Hay the New Year brlnn
you nine h Joy and happiness.
Tue-sday aftci noeMi at 4 ej'e len k at the
Young Wome n s t'hiltlan a-.-oe iatl.in
build. iiiJ Mi. Kuine mi.I lc his tliiid
lecture befoie the Oinahu Seicb-ty of the
Fine Arts and the Tui-.-cla .M .ruing Musi
cal club. Ills ribjce t will be- "Th- Rela
tion of Classical Art to MiiM'"' Ml.
Kanu i' Ice tuits l ave pioved m ist inter
esting anil full of xihiiii.iiv cblail. lie Is
Well up on literature and painting as weft
us inns. i , and bis synilu'lls-ii in comparing
ll.ej tble'. gits und we-lding tin in togethe r
is new tee many pe-opb: heue, and ha
caught their farcy and siaite l them to
thinking on their own ace-mint. Mr.
i:an;e is (irluiailly an int.-j piet, r. He
l- in tie s hi.-' Il.-tenc.i s the late and fe-e nib-
art of appreciation. He Is very sensitive
himself; temperamental without being at
all extreme, nnd his manner of speaking
Is natural and pleasant. Ills playing Is
thoroughly enjoyable.
During Lent Mr. Kames will give a
series of lectures upon "The Instruments
of the Modern Symphony Orchestra," ex
plaining each Instrument and us far as
possible- Illustrating practically the use
of each. Almost all the Instruments can
he found nnd are played In Oinah.l or
near by. This series of talks has a civic
Intere st as well as an artistic one; if we're,
ever going to have a symphony orchestra
here we must embrace every opportunity
to arouse Interest and gradually h-ail up
to the time when an orchestra shall Ire
an accomplished fact. Mis. W. F. I'.axtejr
Is managing this Lenten series. She will
gladly give any further Information which
may be desired. ,
Tuesday evening Miss Sorenson pre
sents Mine. IKrville lteuche lit the Firm
Methodist church In song lcoitnl. This
artist is a contralto, one of Oscar Ilam-
mcrsle In s finds during his opera reign In
New- York. She has Just niacin Home won
derfully successful appearance!, in Chi
cago in "dumpson ujid Delilah."
On the evening of January lei tlie Tues
day M. .inlng Musical club prese-nts Ma.
belle Crawford W'elpton In song re-cital
at the Young Women's Christian associa
tion auditorium. This Is the n; en meeting
of the club. Kvery member is privileged
to Invito one guest (not paying f'ir said
guest's tlc-ke-O ami there will also he
tickets for sale. Mrs. We-lpton Is very
popular In Omaha, both as a singer and a
woman. It Is safe to predict a good audi
ence. The Tuesday c lub has done considerable
branching out this neuson. Mis. WUheim
is to be congraiulateet i poii her very suc
cessful work. She has ability ami courage
and Is putting the club on a better artistic
and business basis.
Mme. llorgluni will be the uccoinpanlsl
for Mis. Welpton. Her work is ulway.
warm, temperamental end lnle-restlng.
It Is borne In upon mi- that I his town
fs dividing Itself Into two distinct clus ti
the more I talk with various people: th
more deeply I am convinced via!., th
Impersonal, Intellectual minds and th
Intensely pe-isonnl, emitloiKil minds. 1
Is a olg Mibje e t and a vastly luVrostin;
one. Some- day I shall bin e n g od ileal t"
say about II, as It beais particularly upon
music. M A It Y I.liAUNKD.
Mmelftll NoIhx. '
Omaha miisle- lovers aie- promised a
treat in the ai'p' ii a ne'e of the famous:
giand opera e-nntralto. .Maelaiiie Jeanne
lie rville--lie aeiie in ic- ital ne xt Tucsiluv
evening nt tie First Met hied ist chinch,
under the management of .V s. IMiincbe
s'.o: e nscii. Her career has been oin- con
tinuous triumph since the- mcuioru'ile- clay
In n she- made, he r debut in Paris.
I' Ve l y V-he 1 1- she has appealed she l.a.t ,
iiea'.ecl a M iisHllin in lor nvmuri'ii i
voire, exceptional urainatie- ability ami '
WILL SIJJO
lit . ;,',..,...,.;.- ,; 1 II
Imperial Concert Co. a Hit ;
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it fi t '" j 1 . ...-i.i.inrii ii ll.ii.k. fi.-al. hi m.i.I Alb..--I Mie I
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Tho Imperial quartette, one of Omaha of the quartet we re- tendeieel a lunch1 on ' . . i .i . the eii.e .n m I'.li.as and
lW n hlirinonc HTL':inl V.At iitnu rleliehfeel tin I.e. M..v. ..f et.u ei....l.u . 1 .!-... ..i . le . - : i 1 1 1 1 tin- toolhcl in ' lie i'lllici .H' 1
IN OMAHA
NIGHT.
TTIFSnAV i(b t'hanson Slave I'hamlnRde
lUtOXFill i ,( u, Anmil4U ,,. ftI.gl,nt Ciismlnade
nil Hill lull tjoquurd
If.-) Ii' une Prison lUvualdo Ha.hu
Mr. Adams Hm-ll nt thee 1'lano. .
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At the Theaters
(Continued from Page Rlx.)
Anna Mulls, laiclla Temple, J'.ttu Plllard,
Flunk Hayes. Wilbur Dohbrt, Jimmy Con
nets and levernl others equally well
known. Thirty young women of exc-e.-p-tlonnl
beauty who will show their be
witching fines to greatest inlviintagix In
thee score or more of musical anil danc
ing ensembles will form an Important
feature In the offering of the "isiiclal
Maids." Oentge. Ktone will be remem
bered us the chiming trump with "Tho.
dinner dliis" e-oinpany last season In
with I-M Ia-h Wrothe. starting
there will be a ladles' dime
dally
dinner di
enmpyiv '
tOIIIOl low
nuillm di
OMAHA BOY TO READ DICKENS
CHEISTMAS CAROL.
I'civa, the fiirnous Water Ijtieen, will
he at tin- liipheum the week of January
II nnd will give a unique iK-inonstratlon
of swimming and elixlng. Odlva carries
with lo-r twi-ntv tons of baggage In which
a huge steel and glass tank Is not to be
overlooked. Amid beautiful stage s l
tlnns, tins beautiful girl frejm far off
Hmiioit cllvis fr tin- wings uereiss a real
w t 1:i 1 1 hit e the lank where fish urn
swl'ojitn ,i!,etil!y areiiti'l. peneath the
iiiiil.i-i- she disrobes, me-uils her eloiiies,
eats and 1 1 -. t goes to sleep. Odlva was
case up on the- shore of tin' Samoan
aiehinibmo frnpi a shipwreck and was
neb. pin by the unlives. It Is el ilnied j
that dm lot! I, or einlv gliTutod she wrestesl
fioiii the biiltciu of the I'acllli- pearls to
the value of f'.i..iHi. As a nick swim
mer, sin- eailv niitswam the export na
tives and soon bicaine the talk of the
stands.
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l'rnest It. M sue
"l hrlstiuus Carol"
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at the
Tho Imperial quartette, one of Omaha
own harmony organizations, dcln-'hte-d an
audience: of local music lovers who were
willing to brave the zero weather m the
Young Women's Christian as-o.iat Ion
auditorium Friday evening. Tlifclr rendi
tion of difficult nice lions was full of ex
pression, tone and volume arid their will-Ingne-ss
to respond to numerous eneeues
WuS warmly received and appreciated
j The following are members of this iiiar-jte-tte:
M O. deible, fiist tenor; W. C.
Humes, econil tenor; Hay Overman, bari
tone, ami W. J. Lambert basso.
'J hey we re assisted by Master Harry
Dubolf, one of the. ciiuiitiy's f ueniost
buy violin:sis, and Miss I.iur- lla. Spencer,
Pianist. Master Xubuff has appeared In
Omaha be tine und iitii many admirers
here.
Pi lor t. the concert the- four members
of the quartet We re tendeled a lunch' on
I ty son ml of the Inn ilea vocal Ian nt
I the I'nversllv eillb, tolloweel bv el lr e p-
t le en at ltn- sjtue place iii the aftiriioon.
On in count of lis reeogul.t'd ability all
over the- miildle-We-st (Iroaha nia , be e-on-sidi'ied
somewhat lie ky that the- chance
of he-.iilug such an excellent e.iiiij, of
songsters should be tifrord. il tlniu. Man.
prominent voc.el Instructors and inns:, ai
i lille H have pi onoiiuce el the work of the
Impeilal since is as among tlie be st in
the west, both as e their abiht to.
bundle heavy ise he tions und to eariv tin n
puns cluiihg a iwo-hoiii i m eit, wlili a
tare- t'eiie h eif oc.el i iiiuiance,
Tlnir retiditleeii of "Annie I-iuil' " and
"Night Wllcbery" have ere. led wide
spreruel apple eiuilon, for tlu v' a r.- abb- to
so iuipie-.-s the ir sti-ne r.i that the i i I . i
nf these niece. I.i always t In n t ho;,,.
I) viepl le I'll 1 1 li y.
Miser, loes louiiauv, iiiid is ulways
il l I I' III III g. ltlllC It.
Mull', a man Mice is always talking
about hut a 1 ol be use I to be- Isn't very
old
iiie-ri- me tin e s iii-n every man has
to take- a eo lain amount of bac k talk
I from I Is Ciill'ee le ncH.
"i iekee a lei e,. or your size U a good
niol'o. but the trouble Is the average man
eloesiii realize how small he- i tally Is.
New Yoik Times.
read Dickens' '
t'nlted H'retli- "
ren chinch, ."-lni-te, mh and I.othro
i tre-ets. Tuesday cM tilng, January 9. Mr.
Winner Is an Omaha boy, has spent three ''
years In the 1, eland Powers' school of
Poston and Is making his first appear-
mice before an au lli nee In his homo towt,.
He Hill return ufter his lecture here' in ::'
n Shine his work with the Hedpath Ia -
i-eiiin bureuu. He has made close study v,,
of tlm works of Dle-ke-ns und Is consul-"'
end one of the best Interpreters of his
work, mi that his re ailing will be partleu
larly Interesting. ' ,'f
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The jule. ';.
The latest aelvlce to persons who wish v
to live to be Hi years old Is this:
"l.oe pc-oplc- and make the-ni love eiu.
Don't worry and forget ubout your v
nerves." WcM, people who practice" that sort tt ,
think' may reach PHI. but they'll havo .
ri k lity luili' money when they get there.
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