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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1912)
12 TEE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE:, MAY 26, 1912. brand; TORES New Summer Merchandise Specially Priced for Monday OS IT An Extraordinary Special Sale Fine Embroideries A New York's Importer's Surplus Stock of Em broideries on sale at about half the regular prices. 27-inch Sheer Swiss and Batiste Embroidered Jlounc ings Fine corset coverings, 2-t-ineh allover embroid eries; also waist frontings, wide bands and galloons choice, new designs in English eyelet, floral and new combination effects; many actually worth 75c a yard. Thousands have been attracted by the ' O window display. Best values ever offered, yd.;'. .C . $2 Embroidered Skirtings at. ytrl 98e 45-inch fine sheer Swiss Embroidered Skirtings 45-' inch fine allover embroideries all 'new arrivals in elegant new designs-r-many very effective new com bination effects. "Worth up to $2.00 on '.- AO n , barirain sanare. at vard ..wOV 18 anl 27 Sock Fine Swiss uJ Cambric Embroidered Flooncinjs 18 and 27-inch fine Swiss, nainsook and cambric em broidered flouncings, corset coverings, wide insertions and galloons bargain square piled high ' with choice, new designs many worth 50c, 0I ..,... i- at yard 18 inch Fine Corset CoTer Embroideries Also 18-inch flouncings, medium and wide embroidery .edgings and insertions hundreds of pretty . . 4 Q designs to select from, at yard ...IwC Fine trimming laces, insertions vand. bands", .also, fine; fancy wash laoes and insertions,' allovera,'etc.-riainty, simulations of real laces in crochet,;, Venise, cluny, filet, Oriental and shadow effects--many,' worth up ' to 75c, on bargain square, at yard,' 15c, 256 and 39c , Sensational Sale of Women's Suits 25 S00 Sample Suit in the tuwest styles tfths season, handsomely tailored from rich, all wool fabrics and actually wtrth up to f50, go sals at . . Monday we place on sale 200 high class suits in women's and misses' sizes from- the show room of a prominent manufacturer,; together with 100 of .the finest -suits from .our regular "stock. These suits -are the product of the most skillful r . designers in.America and represent every new.-advance'': style" "idea for 1912. " Theyare man tailored from-the choicest English, Scotch and American weaves . and hand finished even to the buttonholes. Many of them are exclusive styles v and cannot be duplicated. . There are fancifully trimmed models,, as well as plain effects, each with an individuality and distinction that takes them out of ,, the ordinary class. These wonderful suits are worth up to' . fl- V m $50.00 Monday they go on sale at the sensational price M J fit Sale of Women's White Serge Suits . Worth up to $40 at $19 and $25 ; - TJltra-fashionable tailored suits made of imported and domestic white serges now so popular, for summer weari They are well 'made in the smartest styles of the ' season, coming in plain or fancy models and-worth as high as $40.00, on sale,' at v...;. ,$19 and $25 S45 Beautiful Silk Dresses $17:50 Just (tv beautiful silk dresses representing; the biggest .values ever offered at thi season of the rear. They are-mad of exquisite Imported silks In every conceivable color, shade and pattern lor the season and are unusually fascinating model! the trimmings , being. extremely effective.. We secured these -dreesee from a. famous maker at, Just bait their actual-value and offer silk dresses actually worth 145.00 at. ,. . . . . . '175" , . Long Summer. Coats ; Scores of new arrivals In' the cleverest 'styles. "for 1911. 'They come in handsome bine ani .. white serges, fancy mixtures, men's, wear, worsteds, silks, etc i - .'.'', rt..T.. .$15.00 819.00 and 925.00' Special Linen Auto Coats.in smart, practic' styles .at.., ,. . .'. . Vi ". ;: J.'$5 Scores of Ungerie and Wash Dresses in the daintiest stylet I Exquisite Lingerie Dreeses, beautifully made of dainty 1m . of the sason, charmingly. trimmed In laces -and - S.Q8 I Port) embroideries and laces, in pretty. cardinal tir , ; . ,' -m- embroideries; special at.;. U, j and new high wlst designs, at. ....,, ,'7-ltJ New Shantung Coats Smart and practical as they can be for sum mer wear. These 'new models' have large reveres and collars of contrasting silks and satins special values t 86.08 S8.98 Md 812.50 Women's Summerf Underwear; r Women's fine Cotton Union i Women's .Cotton Vests in' low Suits, plain and lace trim med, enft knee or umbrella style regular and extra sites, worth up to tie a, sulf.will go at....; 39c neck and " sleeveless,' 'plain ' and lace trimmed; also pants in cuff knee or umbrella style, lace trimmed; worth-4 C," 16c a garment, at. ... f Women's Waists at $1. All-the new 11 modeU, tail ored and lingerie waists, also new voiles; many new coatee' and peplum -effects thous- - ands of them. at Pretty new lace and chiffon waists In. the sea eon s newest Ideas In peplum effects, 'also .high and Dutch neck models, short or long sleeves, at. ,.....$3.98 85.00 ..$1.00 Women's Waists a$r.45" Charjnlng 4ew ideas lor um- mer.'. Dutch 'sec k,, short sleeves, .coatee, and peplum $1:45 waists stunning -styles will go at.'.,. Women's Waista'at ; $1.95 The most delightful new styles, , elaborate and Alressy; Mess Mr "tfuffinjerfwVCr; every correct , w. style,. wonder- Ac' ftal assemblage. . ... . ? . Beautiful High Class Imported Summer Fabrics At Very Unusual Bargains 250 Beautiful Dress Patterns of double width materials, including pretty borders in Voiles and Marquisettes, Dress linens jn plain and fancy weaves, Ratine Suit ings in biscuit, tan, pink, white, etc., also Priestley's silk stripe and embroidered Silk Voiles, worth from' ST..S 50c, $1 and $1.50 The best 41-Inch French (Ronbalx) Voiles In white, cream, tan lilac, black, etc; regularly sold at 75c; special at, yard..50t 87-inch I)urbr Boltings In S7 Fancy Drees Linens In pencil different shsdes. scarce tans, I stripes, mixed effucts and biscuit shade, etc on bar- I plain linens, ' in every con-' gain square, per yard, 234 I ceivable shade, 39 50 -U, , .... . - New Summer Silks From the Ward Dressmaking Stock Many exclusive' patterns in 20 to 44-inch Brocades, Printed Dress- Foulards, Borders and Allover Pat terns, Gauzes, Chiffon Cloth, Hordoud Silks, etc., in the newest colorings; worth to $3.50 : .' at yard'...:.f ...;.;.. ...50c, 69c and $1.00 21 to z-incn rnntea ouiaras i crepe de cnine in printed pat- . in all the latest patterns and terns, also plain weaves in street and evening shades worth 75c and 85c; special at, yrd 39 colors mostly water-proof ' cloths, worth 75c to $ 1.00, at, ' a yard v .39, nd 69 Dress Goods Specials ,Oeme Suitings are now. la. vogw . 42-Inch AllVool Creme Serges ..'.79, .60-Inch All' Wool, Creme Coe v'.tume Serges at..... $1.00 here are special numbers.: 54-Inch All Wool Creme Diag onal Suitings at.. ...$1.50 44-lnch Creme Serges with black stripes, at.. 50 - Smart Tailored Skirta Hade to Measure - We are making special prices on Tailored Skirts made to your measure from materials selected from our stock and Insure a ' "perfect fl( and bekt of workmanship. ' AO ff &o f"rv New models at. P)UUf jPO.OU I "New , Lingerie and Voile Waists, trimmed in ef - fcctlve. combinations ot lace and Insertions, high and low neck models, also smart Cossack styles, at. iv$2.983.88 S5;l to J15 New assortment of Bathing-Suits, In mohair, pretty braid and satin trhnmlngs-k at .i ... . ,. . . .... .... ... ... .$3.98 $3.98 $5.00 $7.50 ; 50c Women's and Men's Silk Hosiery 29c Women s and Men's Pure Thread Silk Hosiery wide mercerised " lisle garter tops, lisle soles; some are full fashioned, regular .'.made, high spliced heels and toes black, white, tan OQ t" aid fancy colors 8c quality at, pair..,,.,,.,;.;., aw7C ' Monday s Basement Specials ,; Btautiful Imptrttd Poplins lc Yard la whits, black and colore the different 'shades of tan are specially desir able for making coats. If you try to duplicate this quality of mercerised Im ported poplins you will find them marked more than double our sale price. See them in our 16th street window. You can buy them from the if bolt on special table In basement at, yard IOC Drapery Denlmi and Cretonne pretty designs for making laundry bags, covering shirt waist boxes, ete. The regular price from the bolt would be ISo a yard desirable lengths here Monday will go on sale at, per yard Beaaursl VUlt BiUrUe for OnUluUos Busses Htiulsr first quality In full holts to buy from. Before buying; material for traduatlon rireiws kindly visit , our baMm.nt and carefully examine the fine weave of this beautiful and IDC dainty white febrlu Instead of lis a yard m a special of It. yard v It-Inch Madras for shirts and shirt waists llsht (rounds, woven, figured, striped and checked dealgns; some are primed . all fast In color, on special f C uuoie. .jaonoay,.. el, lair. w Fancy Dress Ginghams some are tl Inches wide. . As usual there will be plenty of courteous salespeople' to wait upon you. X saving worth while here Monday. Splendid assortment of good styles that are fast la color; worth 10c and 15c a yard; at, yard 5c 7ic yard ... ... 14-inch wide printed shirting In hun dreds of neat dots,, checks, stripes and figured deelgns-very choice lot to select from at, per j yard OC Smart Summer Footwear Ostend Pumps for Women Made, of tine quality ribbed cloth in champagne 1 It lV at 5 04 pIr' 6Um " Drokn ut Id some 1 W"J tyles the range ot sires is complete; very nobby U m r:M:!:?:0rrf.,:,$2.oo EDWARD O. BUBT'S OXT0RDS. 1 mi t. ,kl. 1,1.1, .1... . 1. .V - j m I "v.w aw .uaw w, .immm uvt w dm urn IUB imiub cusiuia lace oxiora wiui narrow toes, medium low heels, neat eyelet effects. In white buckskin, gun metal calf and tan calf g rf all sites and widths at, pair epO.UU Dober Shoe Tree Tour old shoes will retain tnelr old shape If put AQ ever these well proportioned shoe trees 11.35 value, at. TtiC Shoe Department Old Store -Main Floor TA It f 11 I -IV BRANDEIS STORES New Mid-Summer Millinery Our showing of new sum mer millinery is surpassing in its elegance. Every imart style feature for the new season is bhojcrv mRny being reproductions of beautiful im ported models. Description of them is im possible, however, sine each hat represents an individual .'Btyle. ' The services of . our chief designer, Mrs. Isabel Cabus, an artist of rare ability, is at your disposal at all times. Her advice is invaluable in the selec tion of a hat that will harmonize perfectly with your features and individuality. $5 Trimmed Hats $2.50 An especially prepared group of artistic summer tats in the most becoming styles white, black and burnt chips, in handsome flower trimmed models; &t pa worth to $5.00, on sale in basement, at. .... . Misses' White Toweling Hats Also hats with white toweling tops and Blazer striped facings in colors to match the Blazer coats See them in the window at . . . .$1.25 and $1.50 e - Specials in the Bungalow and Filet Nets in Ivory and Arab, at yard ..... .49c, 65c and 98o 40-in. Drapery Swiss and Etamine in ecru and white, at yard ........19c 50-in. -Imported Scotch Madras in white and cream, special, yard, 45c Hundreds of handsome, serviceable Hammocks, at ..98c, $1.50. to $4.98 Drapery Dept. Drapery Swiss with 7-in. colored bor ders, special, at yard 25c Swiss and Muslin Curtains for sum mer use, at, pair ...98c, $L25, $1.50 30-in.' Sunfast Madras for pver-onr-tains, special, at yd. 65c Bambo, Wood and Aerolux Porch Shades, at ... .98c, $1.50 up to $4.98 New White Goods " White pique aid Bedford Cords for suita, jackets, dresses, children's frocks, eta, in a wide -range of. i . : f patterns, from $he widest cord to the narrowest, ,, ; These are our own direct importation. ' Fine quality English Pique with a soft, pretty finish; con- - O re tains no starch; 32 inches wide, in basement, at yard Uuv 27-inch Imported Pique in all the different width cords; absolute ly the best fabric to buy for outing suits. These are of extremely fine quality, specially priced, at yard 25c, 39c, 50c and 60c Wash Goods Specials the Basement k new shipment of col- ored dress linen In shades of lavender, yel low, pink, green, tan, Copenhagen; 48 Inches ; wide; will go on sale ....... .59c Printed Llnalre the new linen like waah fabric for dainty cool summer frocks. In pretty dots, stripes, floral and bor ders 30 Inches wide; .pr.!r.d::.......i5c 45-Inch wide English bor- dered Voiles, in satin and lace effects' In dainty summer colors new blues, pink, tan, reseda, purple, new browns, also , - s4 black, at, yd....... e)l Carpets and Rugs - New Arrivals ; Our carpet and rug stock is complete with the newest and beat high grade rugs in an endless variety of beautiful, new de signs and colorings. Many lines shown only at Brandeis. ; English Wilton Rugs The finest Wilton rug made-11 are seamless the colorings are beautiful. fill site, worth 55; now S37.50 8-3x10-6 site, worth $50. now at $35 x site, worth S40, now at $25 36x63 site, worth $10. now at $7.50 27x54-tnch sise, worth $7.50, now at S4.50 . Hartford and Ban ford Axmlnster Ruga A new line of floral and Ori ental patterns seen exclusively at Brandeis. till else, wertn (i2.t. at asa.se l-liie-t !. worth us, at Sao tit elM, worth IIS, at ...$lM 4-ti-t alms, worth tit, at . ...S7.W lit alee, worth tt.lt, at ,.9M i' H0-inch alee. worth U tO, Another lot of these famous extra quality seamless Brussels Bugs. . , " 9x11 slse, worth $20. now.. $13.50 S-3xl0- slse, worth $18, now $12 T-exl else, worth $15. bow.. $9.00 6x slse, worth $11, now.. .,$6.50 BRANDEIS STORES C0KKEI1 WODU BUY TEAMS Will Atk lyder to Bay Sixteen Outfits to IcmoTt Garbage. SATS IT VUX BE A SAVT5Q nitee ef the Bene CaiM Be mn ta riret Teer City . That llHtikniMttal, ad Year. Health CoauaUaiooer R. W. Conovll wiu take as wltk Police CommlMloor Ryder the advUaMUty of pardiaalag ais teea uuu of koraee aad aa naoywacona aad aarumun .lor .ueo by the (artiase . department of the city. Dr. Conned believe wveral thousand dollars can be aved annually If the city owns Its teem. . Last year the removal of farbesa cost the city SM,tta, &xun teema were uaed the entire year. More were -needed at times. Dr. Conned believet the dty could laveat tW.OUt -or &1WS la teama, pr ' caaslnc atxteen sutflta and - hlrlnf ae maay awre as were needed durtng the ruh aaeoa. - .. -I took tht ap with the old council In December. a14 the health eoanatulofieT. to lay it set or Ja Ryder. It aeem to me wa are anendlns too much money la this department. If tlt.WS or H 000 were Invested the elty would simply be that much ahead the second year. " W could hire teamstera a needed and the exin-a of keeolm the hone would not be a creat a the expent of hiring men and team bow." FORMER OMAHA ATTORNEY . IS VISITING 3R0THERS W. 3. Martin, a former tew partner of Joha Ij. Kennedy, la In the enr for a short visit with his brother. Frank T. B. and Charles Martin. An Informal reeen tloa was held at the brothers' home at the Barkers, Thirty-seventh and Jose ureets, Friday night. '. Mania wa a partner of John IV Ken nedy from IMS to USS. Be left Omaha In USt and has been practicing- law since la Baa Francisco. With Kennedy he had offices In the old Omaha National bank en Thirteenth, between Dou-laa and Jonas streeta. They were the first lev yers to RO above a second story tor offices and were told at the time they could not make a success there. The building Is five stories hlsh and era the first to have an elevator. Mama wUl return to Ban rranclsc Monday. Maher Says Clark's Nomination is Sure;. x No Hope for Bryan Colonel John C. Maher of franceta. Tex.; Mayor James C. Dahlmaa aad former coventor A. C. ShaUenbercer lunched at the Faxtoa yeeterday. Colonel Maher was the trio's official spokesman. He said It had been asreed that the en Mrs . Nebraska democratic delefatlon to the Baltimore coavefltlea. Including Mayor Jim's foUowtnc- aad Colonel Bryan's supporter, would to te Balti more to the democratic national con ventioa on the aame train. The decision wsa readied when a ref erendum vote of the chosen delesate wa taken. They screed that while there wa a probability of more trouble and ole eourasemenu than such aa excursion usually affords. It would be better to marge minor dlmnston this once. And ao prohlbttloa and personal Hberty dis cussions win be firmly etluelcbed If squelching la soeeibie. - - Colonel Maher thinks tbtre la Just one outcome as far as the national conven tion la concerned. Champ Clark wi:i aria m a walk-away. linderw" and WUsoa delesate will eombine te secure (Ms oon summattoa. la the opinion ot the colonel. Mr. Bryaa will not be nominated, si thouf h delscatea will frankly admit that ala hat la In the ring and his heart yearns for the nomination All the, earns, think Colonel Maher, there la no hope for the Bryaa cause, for Clark's nomination la a foregone conclusion. ADDITIONS ARE MADE TO MUSEUM AT CREIGHTON Father Rlgge. deaa of science at the CrelgMoo 'unlvsrslty department of arts, has lately received aeveral valuable addi tions to the -eoUece museum, which la under ala charge. ' All were from stu dent now attending school at Creichton- Reclnald Whit taker of the senior cur ies clasa was the donor of a valuable collection of ahella and rocks, recently brought from Florida. Ed Jasper of the senior hlsh school elaas save Father Rigxe a UrrestruU telescope two feet la length, with a one-inch lens, while Arthur Beck of the high school cava a New Testament, one of the smallest book in the world, with prtat so fine that a mtcroaeope at requlrvd te read It, . Persistent Adveisacttf Big Keturna, ' the Road ts City Menials Must Deliver the Goods ; . or Quit Their Jobs 8o tar a on can Judge the temper of the Its council from the talk la con ference. The Bee has taken an attitude every ateusher win welcome.' says Com missioner Ryder, sommentlng on aa editorial- In Saturday morning e Issue. The seekers for position under the dty awvera ment said they wasted to work, aad they are, going to be held t that declaration, during omnia apecttic hours, except la speciaed eases where so much time as may be necessary Is given. This latter qualification of employment win apply te position like health commissioner, dty chemist, assistant physician, bacteriolo gist and corporation counsel. "Every employe I te be gives to under stand, aa I get It from the ether eoundl men. that be la to be faithful, courteous and steads ta nia work. The nvaute be feet that be cannot obey the rales to be laid. down, he has the privilege ot quit tins;; and It seem to be the sentiment of the council men. too, that subordinates oust pay attention te the order of Cielr Bspertors aalil those orders are modified or revoked. They will all get a fair deal and' the eoundlmen win Insist on Ilk treatment from all employes.' Close County Store During the Summer It has been dedded by the county com missioners to close the county store dur ing the summer month, saving fast a month for employe and rent. From this More the county poor art provided. It ha been decided that dur ing the summer provisions will bo given out by the old method of applying directly to the comnnl sinners' clerk, who will lame order for the thing desired. The m k. 1 1 1 1 , il mi Jtuu 1 and WIS sot be reopened until next fall or water.'! W.B.MEIKLE SELLS OUT,: HIS OMAHA INTERESTS The Benson A Mrer company has pur chased the entire ana. real estate, rental and Insurance business ot W. B. Metkle. including th Insurance agenda and eastern conaectlon for farm and dty loexa. Meikle win make southern California his future home. Ha ha been interested In the lsst.w years ta businesses la California, which have developed to need his personal attention. The purehae ot the Benson A Mayers eompaay Is said to aw the first atep la the consolidation of aa Omaha trust com. pany. In which many local tinandars are Interested. ... White Slave Case . Over Till Monday Motions were filed la Judge Morris' court excepting ta the constitutionality of the Mann "white Slavs'' law, tbe Juris diction of the court la trying Leo Vsn uoraom, urover sillier and Roy Uur. field, for alleged -whit slavery" under the law, the quashing of the Indictment charging them with the offense because of an Irregularity m naming common carrier used by them In transporting; ' Rltlis Klnate to Omaha, aad excepting to ail testimony taken after the parties had arrived la Omaha aa alleged la the In dictment. After the readlnc of the motions court adjourned until Monday morning. The government rested its ease. Key to tae Situation Be AdverC.ng.