TIIE OMAHA. DAILY BEE. RATURDAT, MARCH 7, .1903.
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Br&ndeis lias Always
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of Definite Styles
Drsndeis' Tsns Office
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THE SPRING MODELS WERE NEVER BEFORE SO CLEVER AND ATTRACTIVE
WOMEN'S RIEW SUITS FOR SPRING, 1908
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There is no mistaking the charm of the new suit9 that aro shown
at Brandeis this season. . "We are always the fh-st to show tho suits
that will lead in favor. The 3 great popular styles are:
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From LEVY (El FRIEDBNTHAL, Now York
Sold by Order of; the Court
This is the greatest chance we ever offered you. Every suit
is new and well tailored, in 1908 spring style light or medium
weight single or double breasted. Good serviceable business
wear.
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Stnt Saturday at About 1-2 its Value
In this immense stock you can be fitted per
fectly. We offer you the choice of all the
Men's Spring Suits
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Friedenthal Stock
Worth $12.50
. to $15.00, at
Your Unrestricted Choice of all the Men's
Spring Suits
From the Levy & Friedenlhal Stock
Worth $18 to $20, al.
mm
You'll need a new suit this spring. Better
j buy. it now and save money.
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& MenIsLm Butterfly Gfo Eva. Ttutfuay Ok Merry Widow H i a 5i A
. The Colors of these delightful 1908 models are:
Champagne. Conenhacren. Golden Brown. tv!l
Blondines, Koyal Blue,' Navy Blue
Among the favorite materials so charmingly fashioned in the new
suits are the shadow striped serges and panamas, imported worsteds 1
and serges, chiffon .panamas. lierht mannish worsteds, etc.
Through our New York and Paris offices we have secured the ab- " fj
buiuw;i correct new siyics in lanorea wear m aavance oi otner
western houses. "We mention prices at
s35 - $59 - s45 - $49
Saturday Special-NEW SPRING SUITS at $17.50
This group shows those smart and dressy modified Prince Chap and
Vestee styles splendid tailoring here as well as
up-to-date spring v style no such suit ever sold
for so little before
The Voile Skirts for 1908 Are Very Smart
The new styles in Separate skirts show the new gored flares,
plain and trimmed with folds self
trimmed or taffeta band trimming
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Linen Pleated Waists are very attractive for . 50 Q9S t
wear with tailored suits specials at '
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liana Embroidorcd Waists beautiful
In design and very fashionable.
at
39i to $15
Lace Waists for Dress and Evening
Short or long all new feautres,
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fet' 1
2'i to 19
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WE WILL PLACE ON SALE SATURDAY 500 PAIRS OF
Men's s350 and $4 Shoes at s250 Pair
' - Good serviceable Shoes In newest style -in velour and box calf, vicl kid. and patent colt, and tan Russia
calf laoa and blucher.
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1 women s wcw 3iw ana n anoes ai 2!r rair
Light and heavy sole patent colt, vlcl kid and gun metal stock and tan Russia
. calf. In lace and button. All good, new, up-to-date styles..
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Special Shoe gvlft In Basement Shoe Dept.
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SPRING MILLINERY
The stunning models are always seen at Brandeis. Omahans who
are lobkng for the styles decreed correct in Paris and New York will
find them at this great style center.
FIRST SHOWING OF $10 HATS
The popular New York riat is the "Merry Widow" Sailor with immense
lace bows in black and white. The Russian Turban, likewise, promises
to be a reigning favorite with fashion followers. We present hun
dreds of new ideas which aro exact copies of itS f"1
imported hats; all shown for the first time in UU
our Millinery department, at.
Brandeis Beautiful $5 Millinery
Saturday we show the greatest assortment of new Ilats, both J pi
. large and small. All the new style features for 1D08 are com- 'r ,
bined in these pretty new hats. They go on sale at, each. . ,vf;V;7
In order to introduce our Basement Millinery Department,
we have Dlaced on sale 100 dozen loworB, corn flowers,
violets, roses and foliage, also a large assort
ment of black flowers and black foliage,
guaranteed worth 25c, go on sale at
New Millinery in Our Basement
irtment,
flowers,
10c
ALL HATS TRIMMED
FREE
In laMmrnl
Millinery Dcpt
All the new spring shapes including the mush
room sailors, tne new nign crown
shapes and straight rimmed sailors
in brown, blue, black, and nacre
shadings, on sale at......
69c
Men's $3.00 box calf and
velour calf gg
Shoes, Basement. 1
Women's vicl kid and
patent kid shoes, worth
up to $2.25,
. BaBement
5 98c
Misses' vicl kid lace
Shoes, sizes 11 to 2,
. worth $1.50,
Basement
98c
Boys' box calf Shoes
sizes 1 to 5, better
than any shoe you ever
bought for ICQ
$2.00, at , I
Boys' box calf shoes! v.
x.o ana tz.uu snoes,
sizes 10 to 13 H,.'
pair,
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FANCY LINEN SPECIALS-Basement
At half value. Lot of hand
made Renaissance Lace
. Scarfs, Squares and Center
Pieces, worth $1,
at, each ,
50c
At half value. Lot of fine all
Linen Japanese hand drawn
36-36 Lunch Cloths and 18-54
Scarfs, worth $2.00,
each ,
98c
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SATURDAY
Pure broken
mixed candy
pound
ldy 7c
SPECIALS
Best quality toasted
marshmallows, fresh
and pure,
pound. . .
15c
Sweetland
Our already famous
milk chocolates. In
all flavura,
regular 60c
quality, lb...
40c
BRANDEIS
SALE OF MEN'S SHIRTS
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Manufacturers samples men's negligee Shirts,
neckband and collar attached style-
all new spring styles, worth up )fi
to $1.60. at , vUw
Men's high grade Shirt plaited and plain
bosoms, white plaited,, blue cham-
bray and fancy shirts, worth up
to $2.00, at JJ
Men's 50c and 75c lisle
Suspenders, at ......
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Spring showing of Manhattans f PA A PA
and E. ft W. Shirts, at 1.3U 0.3U g
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BRANDEIS
Saturday An extra Special Sale of
H O U SEP URN 1 SHIN GS
IN BASEMENT-OLD STORE
Step Ladder Dath Room Set
Made of beat aua.1.
liy Norway pine
not the cheap,
ordinary kind
every step one
Inch thick and
securely faetened
ttis la a bar-
Ivred. Haturd&v
only, these 4-foot
ladder, aa lone aa
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sold at.
Folding
Ironing
Boards
Sad Iron ISanJJe
Each article la nickel plated and e-
altrst1 1 ta at A -.I.U.
e!?e -te Pte, Dresned out to hav
viitj aviuKrci,iifje ox lljflal
ianoe. comfort, duality. cleanlint
and the price for which
inem, no household need
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price 11.00, Saturday only.
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Made of best quality
basswood. can be ad
Justed to any height,
when not In use can
be folded up so as to
occupy litue Bpac
special for
Saturday. ..
79c
wyi fit any Potts Irons
this is not the com
mon ordinary make.
It has a steel frame
and extra hardwood
handle . O.
Saturday.. OC
Wringer
Hardwood frame, white
rubber rolls, double
pressure screws a bar
gain for Satur
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Tho
Lightning
Beater
One of the moat useful
household Inventions ever
introduced. Aa an egg
beater, cream w h 1 p p e r
this beater haa no equal.
The glass jar Is also a
measuring glass for li
quids, flour, sugar, etc.
every family needs one.
Regular price &0o aa long
as they last
Saturday,
special. ........
29c
Sleeve Doard
Made of hardwood, uadded too. extra
strong and well made Sat
urday special
19c
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IN CHINA DEPARTMENT West Arcade
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! Fancy Mirror Plateaux
Beautiful flat mirrors for the table, base is made of metal.
A handsome ornament either for tho table or for displaying
your cut glass. In this sale are sample lines we bought very
cheap.
8-inch Plateau 50c
10-inch Plateau 73c
12-inch Plateau 98c
14-inch Plateau $1.45
16-inch Plateau $1.85
IIAVILAND DINNER SETS
Haviland & Co., 100-pieee Dinner Sets new 1908 patterns
and new shapes, handsomely decorated and Q C
treated with gold. This sale.
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IRAMDEIS
HOME IS WELL CONDUCTED
(Continued from Third Page.)
Plckrell. Robert C. I'Yetaer waa united In
marriage Wedueday eventnx to Miss
rth Wardal, Hv. Kralclier of fleiailng.
i.lnluy guests witnessed the ceremony,
vhioh waa followed by a three-cuurso
luncheon.
SEATHICK Word waa received here
yesterday announcing th death of Mrs.
Michael Kempf. a former Hi-irlv resi
dent, which occurred at br home In
Omaha, where she located lut April with
her family. The cause of her death waa
plnal Okenlngma. She waa about 44 years
of age, and ta survived by her husband
xid four children.
GIBBON Never before haa there been to
much changing around In Uibbon and vi
cinity, to butli towo and country. Homer
Truax sold his farm four miles southwest
of ton for $K7.40 per acre. O. McCun
naughey of South Omaha came In with a
car yesterday and will reside on his farm
one mile south of town. Tho price on his
land is Jl 10 per acre.
VAIXKY Rev. W. 8. Ritchie, representa
tive of Ihw Antl-Suloon league of the slate
of Nelraka. spoke in the Interest of tem
perauce In the Methodist Episcopal church
of Valley last nl(tht. A petition was pre
sented to the village board at their last
meeting-, praying (hut the clttlena of Valley
be allowed to vote at the sprina; village
election upon the issue of saloons or no
saloons. (
GIBHON-Yesterday J. H. Kodgers had
his annual mule and horse sale. The
weather was threatening all day, with a
drtsiling, misty rain, but a fairly la lire
crowd waa In attendance Tho shIo
amounted to between II.ouO and
Twenty-one head of mules were bought by
Central City parties. Aboat alxty head.
Want It?
Want nerve tonic? Ak your doctor
Vant a blood purifier? - Ask your doctor
Want stront alterative ? Atk tout doctor
want a Umilr medicine t - Kit your doctor
AJi.mmJLctaBhiiAvmm. vnl wimout alcohol ? . Ak your doctor
UmLUSmaHudl. Jluayommdt wn' Arr' SareapariUa? Ak your doctor
enr ymm an m or not. b timuiu mi .i mi.iu.. Mua
large and small, were sold. The best span
brought close to ftou.
COl.UMBI S The First National bank of
Columbus Is holding the sack for US. frank
Cope had been at work at the Jones bakery
and got out of work, and having no means
went over to the depot and solicited enough
from a stranger to get him a square meal.
The fellow handed out a check bearing the
name of Max Schubert, and wanted Cnpe
to go over to the bank and get It cashed.
Coin endorsed the note for Identification
and got the money, took It to the stranger,
who gave him the price of anneal, or halt
a dollar, and then skipped..
, PAP1IXION Three young men were ar
rested yesterday at Springfield for break
ing Into a saloon In that town and stealing
two watches and other things. One of the
watches was found In a pswnshop in
Omaha. They will hava their hearing
Monday. March
TBCl'MSEH The jury In the ease of the
state of Nebraska against Jefferson East.
In the district court here, retired at 3 H)
o'clock last evening- and returned ahortly
before midnight with a verdict of guilty.
Et waa charged with wife and baby
abandonment.
TECVMSKH Arthur Forbes was riven a
divorce from Alice Forbes, the defendant
not appearing. Ten years ago Mr. and Mrs.
Forbes were married, both of them being
circus performers and Sot h traveling with a
tented aggregation In the east at that time.
Five yeare after Mr. 1'orWa, the pe4r then
,1'eing with the Jchn .tubinson rlious, lrft
the show and demanded that his wife ac
ComDanv lam. This ale ufua4 t Aa ,.i
Mr. Forbes swore he had not seen her
since. She remained with the circus. Mr.
Forbes la a Tecumseh man.
NEBRASKA FR0MDAY TO DAY
Qealat mmi. Carious Feat a res of Life
I a Rapidly Growing;
State.
Certainly The queatlon haa been asked
If a girl should make eight or ten trips a
day to the poe tot flee for the aake of walk
ing across the street with a different man
each time. Auburn Granger.
Bchuylertsms The dire, deceitful, devlll.ih
dollar delirium la the d dt, deadliea dis
ease doctors ever diagnosed Sun. Wonder
It this Item among the Sun'a cute things
la one that is claused by Sunset as under
the heading of "all the news that's fit to
print?" Also wonder If that grates on son
George's delicate nerves so that ha will file
complaint with the Poa toffies department?
-Schuyler Free Lance.
The Noble Farmer Now the noble hus
bandman, snuffing the fragrance of coming
spring, beatlra himself to look after bis seed
grain, getting It cleaned properly mo only
the best shall bo scattered where It will
produce some sixty, some a hundred and
somo a thousand fold: to put In order his
harness; to get a bolt or brace for the
seeder or cultivator or disc; to aharpen his
tools for more effective work; to feed up
his horses to a fit condition for upturning
the soil; to make general arrangements for
causing his acres to blossom as the roso
the coming season. To the enthusiastic
farmer these things present an Inviting
prospect. They afford opportunity for him
to dream pleasant dreams of grateful am
bition and noble achievement. The one who
doesn't build an occasional air castle sel
dom builds ample barns or a commodious
home, lie must feel an Inspiration and
have Ideas to make him the sort of farmer
that moves and feeds the world. The scent
of approaching spring and seed time sets
all his nerves vibrating like strings of a
flute or lyre. Fremont Tribune.
Tim Promises to Get Busy During the
last few weeks the editor of the Times has
devoted his time and attention largely to
the paper and the result haa been a very
noticeable Increase In the business and
aubscriptlon. It Is our Intention to continue
ta make the Times our chief concern and
to make It as good a newspaper as the
constituency will permit. Heretofore our
time has been too much occupied with poll
tice and other things to admit of the best
work on the paper, but some time alnce
wo decided to make everything secondary
! and to Interest ourself In politics only sa
much as is necessary to keep our readers
informed on the subject. It la necessary
for an editor of a political paper to study
politics and to Inform himself In regard to
public men for the benefit of his paper and
to that extent we will be in politics, but
only so tar as la necessary to our occupa
tion as an editor. It will be our aim to give
the Times our best effort in every direction
and everything- ' will be subservient to
it. In this way we hope to be able to make
the Tlmea a fair repreeentatlve of the
enterprise and character ot Ita constituency.
Tork Tlmea
Arraagemrnta for Oames.
IOWA CITY. la.. March . (Special.)
The long delayed game for the state col
lege championship will be played on the
Grlnnull floor on March 1L Iowa and Grln
nell have adjusted their difficulties over
the 'place of meeting, and will play the
third game at Orinnell. The local team is
not pleased with the outlook, as It has
small chance to win on the small floor at
Urlnncll. will) three of th regulars out of
the game. Grlnnull haa been trying to get
a second game with the Bimpnon team
which beat them on 6impson's floor soml
time ago. but have not been able to do so,
Iowa will play the last game of the sea
son on the Iowa floor March T against
Nebraska.
Tarkle I H-feats Tabor,
TAPOR, la.. March 6. (Special.) Thf
last banket ball game between Tarkio ant
Tabor was played here this evening, tht
Tarkln College team beating Tabor col
lege by a score of Ut to lti.
Silver
Aluminum
Jelly Moulds
FREE
Leaflet In each package
Explaining.
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