The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, April 02, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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    Welcome Rotarians to Omaha WS&E3BM. ■ - •—r_. _
D ^ and “rT\* Will Be at The Brandcis Store AH Day Friday
DUStCr brown His UOg llgC and at The Brandeis Theatre Saturday Morning |
Buster Brown Is Coming Hc3r John McContiacK
to til* Brandon Ktoro Baa tor Brown Shoo ~ V •mmr- ^pgp fl W SB "p" ^ JflBB on Victor Record* In our Phonograph De
from ■ B^^PI A Bjh B B BH^ ”B^^ ■ ^B partment—than hear him at tha Auditorium,
to ■ paj B^ B_^P MM K4 (SB 1 B M lBv ■■ carry a complete
B 1 1 L Lfl\ M Itl^. X ^✓XVXd Vidor and Brunswick Records ■
tickets can be had by calling at the Buster aJtkk*. -JHL JKL. * Main Floor_Weal.
lirovrn Dept., Third Floor, The Brandcis Store. ■ ■ ■■■—— . ■■■ — ■ ~~ ■"*■■ "
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Turning
| to
Easter
With the knowledge that
Easter is just NINE shopping
days away, all feminine Oma
ha is coming a-shopping to
the Brandeis' Store these days.
And what a wealth of new
spring merchandise they are
finding.
—Spring apparel, fresh and
new—and as inviling as the
first spring blossoms.
—Style accessories that mean
so much to the costume this
season.
Beautiful materials that
make it easy to create your
own becoming apparel.
-—Aisle after aisle of pew
merchandise displayed
throughout the store in an
abundance that makes shop
ping: a distinct pleasure dur
ing this happy Easter season.
—
Fur Storage
Now is the time to plan care
fully for storing your furs
during the summer months.
Ask about, our. moth-proof,
fire-proof, cold storage vaults.
Second Floor
i N e w—
I Trifles of
Importance
I] . ^ f
I ^p
1 bring thee violets—
sang the old refrain. But one
boutonnaire is as smart as an
other just so its “flowery.”
Gardenias — red yellow or
white, carnations, violets or
orchids—you’re assured of be
ing style-right with any posie.
r.oo to 1.50
The approved Jabot—
It may be of
lace, or
I bright color
ed georgette
—but it is
ure to help
i familiar
■ r i) r k to
f r e s h n e=s.
Many differ
ent styles,
08c* to 1.08
Flaunt a scarf—
—and let it, by all means, he
audacious in color. Vivid
stripes perhaps for daytime
and winsome ombre georgette,
fringed with silk for your
•lance • dress. Main Floor
Neckwear. 1.08 to 7.50.
Flourish a kerchief—
— and the
brighter the » \*r
season. Let
us show you
our very new
of chiffons
and sheer
voile. And
they are only
The “ensemble'”
choker—
—quite the
most fascinat
ing nerk piece
is this hand of
fur that wraps
tightly about
your neck, nnd
fastens itself
(ill with a rose. And when you
| unbutton your wrap, it is
slipped around vour wrist,
10.75 to 40.50.
.
Wherever she goes—
—you will find her gloves are
ruffed. They may turn hack
or they mnv turn down, but
ruffed they are. Softest of
suede in the-new Dove or Co
coa shades 5.50.
S_
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Important Coat Values
Choose This Most Essential
Garment for Your Easter
Wardrobe—Here With the
Advantage of Immense Selec
tions and Worth-While Values
NEW Poiret Sheen, Kasha, Flannel, Twills,
Charmettes, Velvettes—developed into
straight line silhouettes or the popular flare
styles. These make up a coat selection of
marked distinction. There are plain and fur
trimmed models. All are silk lined.
\
Tan Blue Green Powclre Olive
Drab Tiger Eye
Rouge Henna Rusts Wood Shades
s vh
The Brandeia Store—Second Floor. \(
Distinctive Easter Frocks
A Selection of Most Beautiful
Neiv Models for Springtime.
They Are in an Almost End
less Variety of Gay Colorings
and Co7nbinations.
15“
EVERY preference of line and color Is satiat
ed in this delightful group of frocks. Love
ly new satins, new crepes in vivid tints—exqui
site printed crepes and georgettes—Every new
fashion note has found expression here, and at
a modestly low price.
Soft Satin Brilliant Crepes Tub Silks
Printed Georgette Awning Stripes
Flower Effects Printed Crepes
The Brandeis Store—Second Floor.
Spring Coats
for the Younger
Miss of
6 to H
975
Spring coats that o
will meet the most l\0$e,
exacting require- .... r
ments of ttie little '
miss, at a price that
will meet with her Henna,
mother’s approval.
Included are some Rust,
lecidedly “dress-up
coats,” while others Tan and
are plain little tail
ored models for Blue
school wear.
Girls’New Dresses
of Importance J0%
for Easter
White I)resses fr)
-t98 1975 M
White dresses of georgette, organdy, net ] /h\
slid voile, daintily trimmed with laces, rib- 1 /Jlc
bons and ruffles. They are especially fjft
suited for Easter, confirmation and gradu- I /;
ation frocks. 1 H 1
Sizes 6 to 14 years. ll Y
Girls’ Tub Dresses \\
3.50 to 6.98 W]
Fine English prints snd striped broad- 1 1
cloth patterns. Finished with novelty 1
-ollars and touches of hand embroidery.
In Tink, Rose, fireen. Yellow,
Sizes fi to 14 years. )'
Second Floor—-West.
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All Girls Will Like
Buster Brown .Shoes
Reasonably priced shoos that are made to
make little growing feet comfortable and
happy.
A dress sandal in sunset
calf or patent leather, Junior girls popular “Bet
wilh welt roles. ly .lane" pumps in patent
Sizes H'4 to 11. f,a.*i leather only.
Sizes 11 'a to 2, 1,75 Sizes 11 'a to 2, 1.50
sizes 214 t® 7, 5.75 Sizes 2'* to 7, 5.50
'I be Hrandeit Store Third f loor,
'siSs: •if^rjmpxi¥WKt!arr‘T~r•-»- 'ay;.-A&a-7
art'-- a—s' I.-V.T.'isVi^ ■ t if tirr-*-— fix ,d ti ,. » .T-dhc *■ t
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Smart Ensemble Suits
The Costume That Is at
Once a Smart Coat or a
Lovely Frock — In Perfect
Accord or Contrast of Soft
Silks and Fine Woolens
33“
SMARTNESS and utility is in store for
the fashionable woman who chooses
an ensemble this Spring. Here are beau
tiful models with matching frocks of self
material or of satin or crepe. The dress
fabric lines the coat. They are well suit
ed to every’ occasion.
Values to 59.75
Poiret Sheen Charmettes Kasha
# Twills Dresses of Kasha
Satins Silhs Printed Crepes
The Brandeit Store —Second Floor.
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Thursday-Five Easter Specials in
Brandeis Silk Week ■
Each day in this special week, brings some exceptionally low priced items.
Here are five which cover comprehensively the silk mode for Spring. Einei
are so straight, patterns are so easy to follow, that it's a simple matter of but
a few hours, to fashion a smart Easter frock.
e\v Patterns in Printed Cre
4n-inch all silk printed crepe. The material
that the mode has favored above all others.
Here you have it in a delightful variety of pat
terns and colorings. Three yards will make a
dress. Yard,
Printed Canton Novelty Pongee
A beautiful quality heavy weight crepe in Novelty pongee in neat rorded stripes,
patterns that are individual. 10- O IQ checks, pi aide, and blazer stripes. 1 OQ
inch width, 2.50 value, yard 1.75 value, yard,
Striped Tub Silks Black Charmeuse
32-inch washable crepe and radiant 40-inch black charmeuse, rich, lus
brondcloth striped in blue, old rose, tro„, quality. Eight enough for
maize, Spanish vollow, grav, fallow, , , rt_ .
almond, and orange) O 97 2.00 value,
2.75 value, \ a 1 d, 'd. j|
Four-Piece Vest
Suits
Smart New
Manly
i
□
Coat - Vest
2 Pair Trousers
(lood looking suits—the
kind the “young man”
likes—tailored in woolens
to stand hard, steady
Mi m wear. In the mixtures
Sizes 8 to 16 *hades most favored
this Spring.
Blue Serge Suits
For Confirmation
7.85 to 19.95
Fine quality blue serge suits, in one and two
pants models. Excellently tailored of good
looking sturdy materials. Sizes 6 to IS.
Finely tailored cap* u^^E
powder and
lavender. Satin lined,
with unbreakable visors. /"
Also blue serge styles.
Brand*!* Boti' Shop—Fourth Floor.
Mannish Styles in Boys’ Si
Buster Brown Shoes 1
Boys like Buster Brown
shoos because they are
not only "good looking” j |
but keep the growing
boy’s feet supremely
comfortable.
Oxfords Boy Scout
New styles in Buster Brown o| ^
oxford* in tan. brown, rr * Ot CS
black calf leather. Me- .... , . ,
ilium or broad toe si vie. V vcehcnt for school «-ar
wttb rubber heel*. and biktne In tan Hk
e. . . . Ifathfr. with rubber her Is,
biff' 12 4 to 2,
* 3‘J° *° 4’7* $'**» >-'■* to 3.75
Sirf* ?4 to
4.50 tf 5.S0 S c* 24 t* B. -1.00