I ' 10 j ' ' THE BEE; 0MAHA SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1912.
ALL STUNNING NEW HID SUMMER STYLES ON SALE SATURDAY FOR THE FIRST TIME
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Brandeis
Annual
Offer
Saturday
Your Unre
stricted Choice
ANY
WOMAN'S
HAT
In Our- Entire Stock
(NO MATTER WHETHER THE
FORMER SELLING PRICE WAS
AS LOW AS $10 OR AS HIGH AS
$30), YOUR CHOICE SATURDAY
Any Ostrich Plume Hat Any Dress Hat Any
Evening Hat Any Trimmed Hat no matter
what the former price. We include 300
new genuine Panama hats, in three
popular, smart shapes, one small
and two large, genuine white
Sunbleached Panamas
Choice of the house ' p
Saturday for , . '
FIVE DOLLARS
Sale of Bolivia Straw Shapes
(Known as South Ameri
ca Panamas)
Closely resemble fine Pan
amasall in one large
shape, the Adrian, so
popular in the white felts,
100 of them, all ready to
trim. Positively worth $4
each, Saturday Q
at
Stores
A prominent manufacturer of medium and high class wash dresses in Philadelphia found himself overstocked
with many of his most desirable lines of summer dresses, on account of the backward season. We offered him just
50c on the dollar for all his samples and surplus stock and he accepted. ' ( .
. The prices at which we will sell them in most cases is exactly one-half their value. The varieties are won
derfully large. The styles are all new.
"Women's Colored and1
WHITE DRESSES
Pretty lingerie frocks, cam
bric and gingham dresses, nice
ly made and very prettily trim-,
med. Made to sell at $3 and $4
Our Great Sale of Women's
1 Hundreds of the most elegant high cIbbs
6ample voile and lingerie waists from one of New
York's greatest manufacturers, elaborately trim
med with real laces and finest genuine hand em
broidery. Scores and scores of stunning, dressy
styles all samples and all at half price.
$5.00 Waists for $2.50
$6.50 Waists for $3.25
$10.00 Waists for $5.00
$12.50 Waists for $6.25
$15.00 Wiists for $7,60
$16,50 Wiists for $8,23
$19.00 Waiiti for $3,50
$22.50 Waists for $11,23
Women's Sample Linen, Voile and Lingerie
Waists All the new and popular waist features
carefully sized and very smart Q4
worth up to $2.00, at.; . , .u, . . . ... , . . . . y 1
Charming New Lingerie, Linen and Voile Waists
- Beautifully made and richly trimmed two
up to $4, at.. $139 and $1.89
$1198
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Women's Pretty WhiteB
and Colored Dresses
Dainty Voiles, lingerie and
tissue cloths, ginghams, etc.
a score of very pretty styles.
Made to sell at $5 and $7,
"Taai
Embroidered Voile, Linen'
and Lingerie Dresses
"White and colored summery
frocks, striped marquisettes,
lawns, dimities, etc. two extraor
dinary groups. Made to seU at $8
and $10, '
worth up Aft
to 8)12.50 $U70
Dainty Sttcncr Dresses
Here are scores of charming new lingerie gowns,
embroidered voile frocks, linen dresses, etc.
Every one a beautiful style many elaborately
trimmed. All sizes for women andi
' misses. Made to sell up to
$12.50, each .............
$6.98
Beautiful Summer Dresses .' $10
The most exquisite dresses in the purchase are here.
Stunning sample dresses in linen, embroidered
voiles, marquisettes, dimities, lingerie, etc. new
est embroidery; and lace trimmed
effect -everyone a delightful crea
tion. Made to sell up to $20, at . . . . .
eu;. .new-
$10
Brandeis Special Sale of Books; egg
Formerly $1. 25 and $1.50
Books Now on Sale Here at
50c
MTAMiHCOf
REBRIT-WtSnXH
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The Trail of the Lonesome Pine.
by John Fox, Jr.
A Woman of the World, by Ella
Wheeler Wilcox.
Sheila Vedder, by Amelia E.
Barr.
Five Gallons of Gasoline, by
Morris B. Wells.
The High Hand, by Jacques Fu-
trelle.
Yellowstone Nights, by Herbert
Quick.
The Light That Lures, by Percy
Brebner.
The Second Wife, by Thompson
Buchanan.
The House of Bondage, by Reg,-
laald Wright Kauffman.
Truxton King, by McCutcheon.
A Cathedral Courtship, by Kate
Douglas WlKgin.
The Cold Trail, by Harold
Bllndloss.
The Nest of the Sparrowhawk.
by Baroness Orcxy.
The Taming, of the Red Butte
Western, by Francis Lynde.
Master's Violin, by Myrtle Reed.
Girl of the Limberlost, by Gene
A. Stratton. Porter.
Shepherd of the Hills, by
Wright.
Freckles, by Porter,
In the Morning Glow, by Roy
Gllson.
Friendstiip Village Love Stories,
by Zora Gale.
The Green Mouse, by Chambers.
Some Ladies in H&ste, by
Chambera -
The Tree of Heaven, by Cham
bers. Marie Claire, by Marguerite An
doux. White Magic, by David Graham
Philllpa i
Mr. Crewe's Career, by "Winston
Churchill. 1
A Gentle Knight of Old Brand-!
enberg, by Charles Major. .
The Tracer of the Lost Persona,
by Chanvbers.
Special Messenger, by Chamber.
Phantom of the Opera, by. Gas
ton Leroy.
The Prospector, by ' Ralph Connor.
THE HOUSE
BOHDAGE
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Choice of Any of These Late
Popular Copyright books for
30c
BRANDEIS BOOK DEPARTMENT
MAIN
FLOOR
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Three Saturday Specials
. Full size, closely
woven hammocks,
worth $1.60, spe
cially priced for
Saturday at 88c
Fall ' size ham
mocks with pil
low and val
ance; worth
$2.50, at $1.75
eat
Canvas hammocks
and -extra heavy,
woven hammocks,
with or without
pillow; . Saturday,
each. $1.08
CANDY SPECIALS-4
Assorted Cocoanut Kisses vanilla, strawberry and
chocolate flavors, at, lb. ISO
Delicious Forapeian Chocolate Bitter Sweets and Swiss
Milk Chocolates, at, lb. .' .890
Fresh Mapla Confections, every Saturday, at, lb. ..800
Hundreds of novelties for Fourth of July decora
tion and table favors at special prices, .
Special attention given to Ice cream orders. De
liveries to all parts of the city.
Basement Specials
5Bo for Wash Skirts,
worth up to $1.60.
69c for House Dresses,
worth $1.28.
' 6 So for Waists, worth
11.60.
25o for Corset Covers,
worth BOo.
$1.50 for LinonV Coats,
worth $3.80.
6e for White Embroider
ed Petticoats, worth $1.26.
MESH BAGS
$4 German Sliver Mesh
Bags -in. frame , and
; 6i in. deep, unbreakable
mesh or ring mesh, $1.98
$5 and $ German Silver
Mesh Bags 7-in. frame,
t in. deep, . unbreakable
mesh, at 83.98
$4 and $5 Beaded Bags
specially priced at fl.98
BRANDEIS STORES--Omaha
A GREAT
Special Sale
of
Jewelry
Witches fic Clocks
At About
The Regular
Prices
These are all high grade goods and
guaranteed. We replace anything that
fails to give satisfaction. Here are some of the
bargains the biggest in years. '
DIAMOND SET JEWELRY
1.8 1-64 Carat Diamond Rings, pure white, worth $20.
at ....811.08
-1-81-32 1-64 ; Carat Diamond Rings, pure white,
worth $25, at. ......... . .$14.98
$15 Solid Gold Sunburst, also other designs, set with
genuine cut diamond and real pearls; special. .$6.98
$7 Solid Gold Brooches, set with pearls and real dia
monds, at . $3.50
$10 Solid Gold Brooches, set with pearls and real dia
monds, at.
tit Diamond
Brooches, spa-'
ciai, at ..$7.90
$5.98
$22.50 Diamond
Brooches
at ...... $9.98
Small size Diamond
Rings for children, '
worth $6 to. $10, ..f3.50
SOtlD GOLD JEWELRY
$2.50 Solid Gold Tie Clasps,
sale price ....11.19
$2 Solid Gold Stick Pins,.
plain signet or stone .set, f
. at . -89o
$3 and $4 Solid Gold Stick
Pins, set with genuine tur-:
quoise, Jade,, -r coral or
amethyst, at ....... .$1.89
$2.98 Solid Gold Cuff Links,
special sale price ....$1.49
$3 and $5 Solid Gold. Ladies'.
Set Rings, at $18
$3 and , $4 Solid ' Gold ,
Brooches, sale price $19
$7 to $10 Solid Gold Fobs,
sale price .$9.98
$4 ' to : $ Solid Gold Dinner
. Rings, set with real stones,
at .$8.98
4 Solid Gold Dinner Kings,
sale price .$1.98
$3 Sterling Silver Dinner
Rings, set with real Ab
alone, pearl, at $1.39
GOLD FILLED JEWELRY
$1 Gold front and Sterling
Silver Tie Clasps, at . .600
$1 Gold Filled 'Stick Pins,
guaranteed 15 years, at 39o
$1.25 Solid Gold Front and
Sterling Silver Stick Pins,
at ...... .........49o
$5 to $7 S. O., Blgney Men's
Watch Chains, guaranteed
15 years . . , , .$3.98
$3 to $5 ST'Q. Blgney Chains,'
guaranteed 15 years,- sale
price . . . ... $1.98
$1 - Gold Filled Cuff links,
sale price SOo
$3.60 Gold Filled Pendant
LaValliers, guaranteed 10
. years, at $1.50
$4 and $5 Bracelets, guaran
teed - 20 years, . sale price,
at .r. . $1.98
$5 to $7.50 Bracelets, guar
anteed 20 years, at ..$3.98
$3 Lcckets, guaranteed 15
years, sale price . . . .$1.39
$4 and $5 Lockets, guaran
teed. at ...-.$1.98
: MEN'S
WATCHES
12 and 16-size Open Face
.Watch, gold filled hunt
ing case, made by the
Illinois Watch. Case Co.
. and guaranteed 20 years
' Elgin or ; Waltham
movement, worth
$16.50, at ...$10.98
15-jewel movement, same
as above, worth $22.50
at $13.98
12 and 16-size Elgin or
Waltham Watches, open
face, beautifully em
bossed silver case, worth
$12.50, at $6.98
16 size gun metal
Alarm Waches,
fine imported
Swiss movement,
worth $9, at ..$5
12 size gun metal
Watches, very fine
1 e v er movement,
worth $5, at $3.98
12 size open face,
gold plated
watches, with fine
lever movement,
worth $4, at $149
LADIES' FINE WATCHES
OO size, very small, Sterling silver and
gun metal cases, with fine lever move
ment, guaranteed, worth $ 1 0 . $6.98
O size Elgin or Waltham Watches, open
face, beautifully embossed silver case,
worth $12.50, at. .......... $6.98
O size, open face or hunting case, gold
filled, made by Illinois Watch Case
Co., guaranteed 20 years, Elgin or
Waltham movement, worth $16.00
at .......$9.98
$1.50 14-k. Solid 25c Belt Pins, sale
Gold F out a in price 19
Pens, at... 504 ' . . .
$1.00 Razors, sale 5c Beauty P 1 n
price ..... 254 Ba'e prlce ' 194
$6.00 Mantle Clocks (like cut), eight day time,
strike hour and half hour, at ...... j3.50
Fine Gold Plated
Clocks, one day
time, worth $3.50,
sale price $1.98
$1 Alarm Clocks,
specially priced
at ...39c
PIKERS BARRED FROM SALE
To Bid on Telephone Property Hon
- day One Mast Deposit $50,000.
MnXIOS D0LLAHS LOW FIGURE
Vmless at Least Thmt Amaat Is Bid
2 Sale Will Be CalleA Off ka
. Ceart Will Ba Aake for ,
Store Iaetraetloaa.
"Unless a man has $S0,000 of ready money
In his pocket be simply can't play when
tbe game of selllns; the property of the
Independent Telephone company opens
next Monday noon. This, Receiver Ab
bott says, is to keep out small bids.
.The court's decree provides that the
special master shall receive no bids from
anjr person who shall not first deposit
with blm this sum as a pledge that he
will mak good the bid In case of his
acceptance. When tbe hammer falls the
successful bidder will have to fork over
another $60,000 to make up the $100,000 re-,
uuirea as tbe spot cash payment on the
property.
The total lndebtedneas of the MitiDnnv
la something- over 13.000.000. The court's
decree of April 20 ordered that ' unlenn
tbe sum of $2.862, 534.M waa paid within
ten days the property should be sold;
This sum represents only the bonds with
accumulated interest . It does not Include
the receiver's certificates which amount
to $300,000. the open accounts, nor the
taxea Personal taxes dun tha rlw f
Omaha alone from 1S0B to March 1,1311,
with interest amount to Sll.t68.01 Per-
sonal taxes due Douglas county with in
terest tor tha same period $4,107.87.
ProTllon of tha Sala. ,
If a successful bidder at the auction
should fall to make the payment of $100,.
000 upon the ground, the bid will be re
jected and the property reotfered for
sale. In case no bid of as high as $1000,000
should ba received the sale will be ad-
! Journed and tha receiver will apply to the
I court for further instructions.
It Is set forth In tha decree that bond
holders may' be bidders and that they
may use their own bonds In purchasing.
Upon confirmation of the sale the pur
chaser must make payment of the bal
ances a.i the court directs. In case the
highest bidder falls or omits to make
the balance of his payments within
thirty days after the entry of an order
requiring him to do so, the court may
resell tha property. The fund arising
from this sale Is to be distributed as fol
lows: (a) Costs of sale; (b) costs of
suit; (c) taxes, receivers certificates,
mechanics . Hens and : other preferred
claims; (d) bond and coupons pro rata;
(e) unsecured claims. ,
' Oatstaaaiaa; Boade. '
Who holds the greater part of the bonds
In the company In not made public The
decree mentions "outstanding bonds"
amounting to $2,400,009 with Interest at t
per cent from October 16, 1MB, amounting
to $300,000.
Preferred claims secured by bonds.
however, are mentioned as follows: Tbe
Assets Realisation company, $190,714.12,
CRTUrMl bV StHftflm nf hroul. n!1a.o..l .
I " - wu.wai,
the First National bank of Omaha,
$6,268.26, secured by $13,500 of bonds as
collateral; the National Conduit and Cable
Co., $6,410.45, secured by ,$120,000 of bonds
as collateral.
Claims against the company which are
subsequent to .the bonds are: The City
of Omaha franchise and occupation tax
aggregating $1,913.87; Stromsburg-Carlson
Manufacturing company, $96S.44, and
Julius Helphand judgment, $L48C2&. . -
Pest House is Need
of More Eepairs
Building Inspector Meisner will pre
pare an estimate of tbe cost of repair
ing and remodeling tha pest house and
submit It to tbe council. Commissioner
Ryder has pronounced the past house In
unsanitary, dilapidated condition. The
city council will repair the plumbing and
remodel the entire bouse If the money
for the purpose can be secured.
STEWART TftLKS PHILIPPINES
Director of Commerce for the Islands
Tells of Trade Increase.
ISLANDS ARE VALUABLE ASSETS
New Possessions Are . Self-Sopaort-lag
and Are tha Gateway to tha
Orient Splendid Oppor
tunity for Trade.
Facts and figures concerning the trade
between the United States and tbe
PhilUpplne Islands, the progress the Is
lands have made since this country took
possession of them In 1901, and an ap
peal to the American ' business man to
take interest - in the trade possibilities
there, were Incorporated In a short speech
made at the Commercial club by M. I
Stewart, director of commerce ' for the
Philippine .Islands.
"The Philippine Islands," declared Mr.
Stewart, "are the greatest asset the
American government has. Wa hear many
people say we should not keep them;
thfct thev are a bother and an expense.
The Philippine Islands do not cost the
American government one cent ana nave
cost us nothing since 1901. The . islands
have $25,000,000 In tha banks and are only
$9,000,000 In debt We have 8,000,000 people
there and we think we are some country.
"When the United States took posses
sion of the country there were no schools
except those maintained by the religious
organisations; there were only ninety
miles of railroads and no telephones ex
cept a few .lines in the city of Manila
Today there are 2,000 miles of good roads,
670 miles of railroads, 4.700 school houses
for the 670.000 school children and the
University of Manila, where 1,400 students
are enrolled.
"The world approves what the Un!f
States has done for the Philippine Islands
more than the United Stated."
Colonel Stewart declared one of the
best advantages of the islands to the
United States is the fact that they are
the gateway to the orient The purchases
of China last year amounted to $326,000,000
and the United States furnished only $17 -000,000
of that amount.
Other countries ate regretting that the
American, business man is disappearing
from the markets of the world. Since
the Chinese have formed a republic and
cut off their queue they have begun to
demand hati It follows that they will
have to have coats, shirts and collars
and shoes and American made goods of
all kinds. That we are getting less than
6 per cent of this trade Is a disgrace
In ten years the Philippine Islands will
prove the greatest asset the United States
States has ever had.
Following Colonel , Stewart's address
Captain Harold Elarth, formerly of
Omaha, made a short talk on his ex
periences in the islands. He is captain of
the American constabulary there.
A Horrible Death
may result from diseased lungs. Cure
Coughs and Weak, Sore Lungs with Dr.
King's New Discovery. 60c and $X0O. For
sue oy ceaton urug Co.
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