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Leading Fashions ii Dress Goods
Scores of new patterns of our finest Dress Goods are
imported direct from abroad and thn best output of the
home market is always secured for our patrons.
New Sicilians and Mohairs.
54-Inch Sicilian, always sell at i Melange and Fancy Jlohslr Suitings at
yaXr.d:.a!'. 59c i 49c 69c-85c-$l-$l.50
Many of the very newest ideas in fancy Sicilians, new
Plaids, Checks and 'lartans.
VOILES In dutiable Shepherd
. Check, every shade, A rich fab
rics that usually sells at 81.00 Ci
a yard, at, yard
Shepherd Check Panamas Every
desirable new-shade, 48 inches
wide and regularly selling at
$1.2.5 yard to open the OQ.
season
For Shirt Waist Dresses Mannish
diaphanous Voiles, Panamas, Invisi
ble Checke, light weight cloths, Ht
89c, $1, 1.25 to 2.75
Fabrics for Dressy Functions, After
noon Frocks, Etc. Crepe Ondule
and French Voile-every shade of
brown, green T 1 ?QC
grey, etc., at, yardvpi IU V.S
Blak and WKlte Shepherd Checks CQp C
very stylish, just arrived at, yd. TV""vpi
ie New Wash Dress Stuffs
Th.
Tasty new Voiles and Shep
herd Checks, at, yard.. ..JJ
Linens for rough aud ready dresses
brown, oxford, navy, 1f
green, etc tmJ
Damask Linens for tub dresses A,Cn
at, yard T'.C
White Liuens for lingerie waists, em
broidered batistes, and swie,
yaada 39c-49c-59c
Extra Specials oa Bargain Square
5,000 yards Mohairs and Brilliantines, 3,000 yards of
maunish suitings, newest spring effects, 50c Q,
value, at, yard
8000 yds. of mohair, melrose,
arm u res, granites, mohair
crepes, all spring
good s regit I ar ly
worth $1.25 yd.
at, yard
69c
Silk summer dress Roods another big
lot is here every color crepes,
eollennes, etc.. that created such a
furore Bells every
where at 75c
yard at,
yard
ireaieu buiu a
29c
White Wash Dress Goods in mill lengths, 3 to 15 yards,
40 inch wide white India Linon, India lawn, f y.i
etc., 25c and 35c values, at, yard QC
BEAUTIFUL NATCH SETS OF
EMBROIDERIES
10c-15c-25c-39c
Crisp new lot of fine hand-loom Embroideries with Insertings to
match ajl widths of the finest Nainsook and Swiss many
charming new pat
ternson special bar
Kiln square for Mon
day, at
Embroideries in Medium Widths
A variety of desirable widths and many fresh, new patterns ;
your choice for Monday at, 11 t(
yard , Z2C-O2C-IUC
SPECIAL SALE OF NEW LACES
Here are some of the prettiest Laces and Insertings in Vals, Tor
chons, Clunys, Point de Paris, etc., Cf fflft
dainty and elaborate patterns at, ydC'tC" JC"IUC
ALL-OVER LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
The Lace comes in nets and Venice, white cream and ecru; the
embroideries in Swiss, Nainsook and cambric:
a specially fine lot of these all-overs
at, yard. :
59c
The New Spring Gloves Are Here
We have just received from Europe our entire import order of
high-class Kid Gloves for spring1 the very latest spring styles
and every fashionable shade Per
rins, Reyniers, Dents, Monarchs,
etc. at
We are the exclusive agents In Omaha for Perrtns famous Kid Gloves.
me verv latest, Epnug styles
$-$j.50-$2
SPRING JEWELRY NOVELTIES
Dainty Skirt Waist Jewelry-tke Newest Ideas for Spring Wear.
Sterling Silver Buckles Sterling Silver Cres- IE- yfQ
cents, three on a card at, card JC-tZC
Beauty Waist Pins The latest and most pop- 1C 10
ular jewelry fad, at Z)C-KC
We are showing a lare line of the latest things in Jeweled
Buckles a correct spring novelty in amethysts, sapphires,
turquoises, emeralds and other set- 49 C 98 C
New Mounted Combs Gold band filigree side and back combs
to match, hfty styles to choose from, in
laid with French brilliants
v a.i&-i uaun, iVjiiuo
25c to $5
SALE OF SAMPLE TRUNKS
Steamer and Dress Trunks, in
men's and women's sizes the
entire sample line of a Newark, N. J.,
manufacturer. A great assortment and
widest variety in style every sample
trunk is made with extreme care and best materials. We
offer them at fully one-third
under regular
price
$18 r 2.25
jfol Id) U U fol H, d
Brandeis' MATCHLESS SPRING MILLINERY
A Record of Twenty Years of Millinery Success.
For nearly a quarter of a Century Brandeis has been the. millinery center of Omaha. We have In
troduced the newest styles tor a score of years and supplied the vast ma'iorify of the fashion followers of
Omaha and vicinity. For the coming season we will surpass all previous achievements In catering to our patrons.
More Elegant Paris Pattern Hats Than Any Store West of Chicago
Miss Margaret Daverne one of New York's foremost designers of artistic hats, is in charge of
our millinery designing. Miss Daverne's models are sought by man y of New York's most fash
ionable women. This year her services will bs exclusively for Brandeis' patrons. A corps of ex
pert assistants from the east are carrying out Miss Daverne's style conceptions ir. our work room.
Hats that bear ,he Brandeis name are
absolutely correct in every detail of style.
Brandeis' Millinery at S5
The most fetchingly trimmed
hats of peroxaline braids
also the brand new polo tur
bans, in all the most becom
ing spring shades these hats
are faithful copies of
leading French
models for
spring
Stunning New Designs
Extremely artistic concep
tions of reigning modes for
spring all the leading style
novelties in stunning millin
ery are represented many
are imported a number are
exclusive Daverne tis m f
models; variety of prl-74 III
Expert milliners In our salesrooms are
ready to assist you with their valuable
style suggestions.
Millinery Specials
Smart street hats for early
spring wear made In the
pretty soft straws effectively
trimmed in the latest
moda a special-
will go
at
1198
11
Ready-to-wear hats In a
score ot the new. turban
shapes, etc. trimmed with
the newest flowers, ribbons
and ornaments lots aav ig
or styie in tnese new
hats will go
at ,
3-
hese hats
$5
Greatest variety new spring models ever assembled ess, with a special, at,
Exclusive Spring Silks at Brandeis
Many absolutely new arrivals nre here, giving a broad variety of the
most charming new spring silks imaginable. Monday we Introduce several of
the lutest extreme sprint? novelties that are confined to ltrniidcla for this city.
Faille Sauvago an absolutely new
silk, 4a Inches wide CQ
in a splendid variety 13 JO
of color inn at, jr
yard Asa
Chiffon Calynsco an exq nlslte silk
or greut brilliancy
all the newest nnd I3td
rtalntlrst spring- sh1ps.
46 Inches wld, yard
Just received, the new Poonah cloth an
tremely stylish pure silk, 27 inches
yard
Pompadour warp prints, In the.
new jrreen, onion, navy f,25
and brown, at,
yard
The Electra Messaline Silksthis silk is destined to be
one of the season's greatest favorites we
show it in all the plain and changeable Uff
shades very special offer, at, yard J
2
wide, at, II
he mall
98c
Lonlsene Fnconne In the small
rhrk effivts. henutlful
color romblnntixns a
leader among fHahinn
able silk fabrics, yard....
Paillette de Soie a silk
fabric for
making entire
gowns, at,
yard
85c
The Splendid Winslow Taffeta
Chameleon Taffetas in
in three and four tones,
chiffon finish, special
for Monday, at,
yard
in
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The merits of this well known taffeta are generally known
throughout this section. Brandeis is the Omaha agent
for this beautiful 27-inch silk. We show this C
taffeta in white, cream, black and 100 plain and !
changeable colore, at, yard.,
The Burlinham and Rajah Silks
The Burlingham (A The Hajah silk,
silk, at, yard. .. ,iUU j at, yard
Special Lots of Silks on Bargain Squares
Monday we place on speclnl sale a fine new lot of spring silks at tha most
amusing prices black aud colored taf
fetas, HiPSKHlInes, poplins, French plaids,
foulards and fancy silks for shirt waist
suits, at, yard
Kit ul npnug Buta nt Tne mosi
49c-69c
Newest Ideas m Ladies9 Spring Coats aad Suits
The new styles in ladies' tailored apparel show a radical alteration in style features from the
past few seasons hundreds of the most becoming novelties are displayed at Brandeis.
Splendid New Line of Covert Coa.ts Ten differ
ent styles in the nobbiest ideas in these per-
fectly tailored coats, tightly stitched
effects, at
Covert Coat Special at ,$7.50 A twenty-five
gored flat box pleat covert jacket, with sCQ
fancy collar over inlaid broadcloth, well
tailored, special, at
Spring Novelty Tailored Suits at $12.50 The new
greens and browns are effectively used in 50
the fashioning of these suits new style J?
featuresfor spring, stylish new fabrics, at
Tailored Suit Special Monday at $17.50 A great
assortment of the new blouse, Hedlngotes,
etc. in the accepted spring fabrics and
colors, an extremely pretty array, at
17?
Samples and Exclusive Styles in Tailored Apparel
w spring ideas
245?.$65
148i
99?.$45
Here are the most beautiful new spring ideas
in tailored apparel every one M in
bearing thex ideas of correct
fashion
Many new styles of the very popular shirt
waist suits for spring all correct
shapes
Silk shirt waist suits every style and f98 $
ties, at r.
An entirely new assortment of walking skirts swell
pleatod effects, every MQfl sSO W P
new little feature style 41 , i " f 1
w m r "
range of prices.
Ladies Shoes A $1.98
Choice of all the Ladles' High Class Shoes from the stock of
John Ebberts, Buffalo. N. Y.
Just as big a variety as ever to choose from bargains even
bigger than ever all sizes all widths The value of these shoes
is so plainly greater than their price that any woman can see the
great advantage of buying spring shoes during this side.
We have Specially Brought Forward for
Monday more French Heel and Louis Heel
Shoes more Fine Button Shoes more Don
gola and Patent Tip Shoes.
All these shoes made for this
season's trade they are extremely Btylish
shoes, perfect in every way.
These Shoes were all made
BIG LINEN SALE
15c extra large sewed fringe linen dollies
at, each
TVjC huck towels, slightly Imperfect O'n
at, each vL-
85c spachtel pillow shams, 25c squares and doil- 1 rj
ies, 25c Huen dresser scarfs; choice at, each LUC
5c Turkish wash cloths
at.
72-incb full bleached all linen Belfast satin
table damask, worth $1.50 t, yard
$:i.00 napkins to match this damask
at, doz
5c
... lc
.98c
.1.98
to sell at
$3.50 to
$5; your
SHEET MUSIC SALE
Just for Fun, Teasing, I Was Only Fooling, Blue
Bell, 'Gome Home Soldier Boy, I'm Trying So
Ilai d to Forget You, When I Fell in Love With
You, Ruth, Bessie, In a Sleigh With the
Girl You Love, By the DEAH OLD
DELAWARE, Alexander, Life Aint
Worth Living When You're Brotte, She
Still Believes in You choice
13c
Mail orders must be accompanied by lc per copy extra for
postage. Otherwise they will not be filled.
choice
at, pair..
ItlC 3AL.JD ItlAl 13 J HE Ur AL.U UlHAlia
BIG BASEMENT BARGAINS
EXTRA SPECIALS FOR MONDAY
New Season's Lace Curtains Tapestries Specially Priced
New arrivals are daily reaching us from the east our spring stock is practically complete
and embraces the very best of this spring's novelties and staples.
Heavy Corded Antique Curtain,
new Ivory color, .98
a pair J'
Ten styles of onr imported novelty
curtains wnite ana two tonea
ecru, choice,
pair, at
Linen tapestry cloth, newest ma
terial for shirt waist boxes,
furniture covering and draperies
worth up to 50c a yd., Itt
per yard 1C
C fl till lTU LUlldA
2.98.3.98.4.50
Artloon Tapestry Couch Covers
famous couch covers that are
advertised everywhere newest
effects on the market, your
each00' 2-50-350-3-98-5-98
Oriental Tapestry, 50 in.
wide, a yard
1.25
WINDOW 8HADES-We will bo
ploaueri to give you estimates on win
dow Bhtides we carry & comilto
line of all wldthn of oil opaqua hand
made shade cloth.
One lot of new cord
ed ZephyrGing-
ham, worth
12ic, a yard ...
5c
New Splash Voiles,
,the newest
fabric for this
season, a yd..
!0c
Cotton Voile Suiting,
the lOo kind,
at, a
yard
5c
Double fold Farmer's
Satin and
Mercerized f
Sateens, yd..
New Spring Lawns,
the 10c kind.
at, a
yard. ......
3 - ,
''3ic
Heavily mercerized
Waistings & f
Suitings, in II BJC
mill lengths-, a yd..
SPECIAL BARGAIN OFFERS IN OUR CARPET SECTION
Our great day-light Carpet Department, on the Second floor, is stocked with a complete line of the newest
and most desirable spring patterns of Carpets and ltugs. Select them now from a complete stock and have them
laid when' you are ready. Brandeis' goods always at uniformly low prices.
Urst Showing or me new naunnry nrpti, yaru wme,
reversible and fast colors ak to see this OKn
carpet-at UUKj
Made-up Rugs all sizes, all grudes, at one-third less than
regular prices 8-3x10-6 best Brussels. 9
rugs-at 14.0t
New Axminster Carpets Floral and Oriental patterns
for parlor, sitting room, etc., regular $1.35 fif
yard at, yard I.V7V
Axminster Rugs 0x12, floral and Oriental patterns
all new spring 1905 patterns,. regular $27.60 QO
rug-at AUVJ
Fruit of the Loom
and Lonsdale Mus
lins, from 8:30 to
10:30, a yard
5c
New all.silk printed
Mull, the 80c 1 g
kind, in mill i H
lengths, yd .
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t v t t 1 w m m a -m mm
TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER
Whr the Trroprratur Dfioradi Wtei
tha Days Brala to
Ln(lhrn,
When trie day liln to lengthen
Tha cold b.Klcn to vtrengllu-n.
Theaa llnea are quoted, not hi poetry,
btit as a rhyming proverb as old aa tha
hills cxprenlng the popular belief In a
oraewbat paradoxical fact In regard to
wlntar weather, and for the purpose of
staling tha not altogether obvious cxplana
Uoa ul It.
The fact itself la undlaputable. The
daya begin to lengthen at the winter aol
atlce, on December 22, and anyone who
has paid much attention to weather knows
that we rarely have much cold weather
or any extremely cold weather at all be
fore Chrlatmaa. Tpl la the conclunlon
reached not only by amateur meteorolo
glHtv, but by the obaervatlona of the t'nlted
Slate weather bureau aa well.
In the following table the mean tempera
ture for thirty-one years of the lunt four
montlia and the flrt four montha of the
year la given, and the montha equidistant
la a general way from the solatlce are
placed oppoalte each other.
September 68.41 April .
October 63. II March
November
December
Average
....ita.s
....28.4
....!
February
January .,
Average
44
34.3
26.
23.8
iTi
Here we see that January la 6.6 degree
colder than December, although the aol
atlce ocrura December 22; that February If
12.6 degree colder than November; that
March la 1M.8 degreea colder than October;
that April la 18 degreea colder than Septem
ber, and that the flrat four montha In
the year are on an average 13 5 degree
colder than the laat four.
This la considered fiaradoftlcal because
the entire astronomical altuatlon points to
'warmer Instead of colder weather after the
aolHtlce.
To begin with, the earth at the time of
the winter solstice la 3,000,010 mllea nearer
the sun than It Is at the summer aolmlce
on June 21. and this proximity produces
a powerful effect on the climate, moderat
ing the cold In the northern hemisphere
and Intensifying the lie.it In the southern
hemisphere. .Not only so, but this effect
ahould be cumulative. That is, the longer
the earth remains In that proximity the
more heat It ahould accumulate from Uii
cauao and this beat vhould continue to
accumulate for some time after lh earth
paasea the aollstlce. In addition to
this, the Inclination of the north
pole directly away from the sun at
the time of the winter solstice, which causes
the northern hemisphere to receive the
sun's raya obliquely and in that way pro
duce the cold of winter, begins to be modi
fied as noon aa the solatlce Is passed. After
that time the sun's raya are received more
and more dirt t ly and exert more and more
power. At the same time the days grow
loiiK'T and that a I ho ahould lucrcuHe the
heat.
Notwithstanding all this, no sooner dn
the days begin to lengthen than the cold
begins to strengthen, and there can be
only one explanation of the apparent para
dox. The earth la constantly receiving
heat from the sun and conatantly radiating
it into space, but in the aummer it recelvea
more than It can radiate and In the winter
It radlatea more than It recelvea. For
montha before and after the winter solstice
the northern hemisphere la rapidly parting
with the beat accumulating during the
summer and parting with It much more
rapidly than it recelvea It, even after the
solstice is p:ised, because the power of the
sun increases with amaxlng slownesa.
A simple Illustration will make this plain.
If in the center of a lurge room In ex
tremely cokl weuther ttisra is a hot stove
a man who atands near It long enough will
become quite warm. If now he should
mova away from the stove fifty feet he will
get colder and colder the longer he remains
at that distance, and If he ahould even ap
proach the stove again at the rate of one
Inch an hour, he would continue to get
colder, Just us he did before, until ha had,
come within a few feet of the stove uxaln.
So it Is with the earth, when, after the
solKtlce. It continues to our Ita accuinu
lated heat at a prodigious rate Into In
finite space and the daya begin to lengthen
at the rate of a fraction of a niluula eacb
day.-C'hkugg Chronicle.
