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features in Brandeis brilliant
Spring Opening
F.irhianaWo Omaha has approved this openinir event. Thousands and
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women have declared this display of women's apparel to surpass any showing they have
ever seen.
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It is a triumph of store decoration and a brilliant style achievement as well.
Initial Display French & American Creations
SPRING MILLINERY
We have imported scores of the most elaborate pattern
hats expressly selected for this opening by Brandeis' own
Paris buyer. There is a dashing grace about Brandeis spring
hats that cannot be found elsewhere. n
To make this millinery opening an event long to be re
membered we have assembled two groups of beautiful hats of
the most recent spring models and priced them far below
their regular figure for Tuesday at $5.00 and $10.00.
Formal Opening Women s Ready-to-Wear Apparel
Women's genuine imported Parisian suits are shown at Brandeis' in a bewitching
variety. The suits and dresses from American designers are not less attractive.
Fashionseal Suits at $2? Are the Style Aristocrats
This is the most queenly of tailored apparel and Brandeis is the sole western agent. jjQ C
The very newest. styles are represented newest fabrics newest colors
Most Exquisite Interior .Store Decorations Ever Beheld in West
The avenue of trees beneath the light court is a perfect bower of nature's most brilliant
beauty. Everywhere the scene is typical of spring. The decoration is simple in its treat
ment, but is a picture of loveliness in effect. Opening continues all this week.
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Tuesday Morning the Entire Sam
, pie Line ol Silk Costumes From
A New York Manufacturer, On Sale
Candy Dept.
Everything
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Wednesday Will Be Children s Bargain Day in Shoes
EiSIre Stock 01 CMlirei's Shoes
FROM THE DES MOINES DEPARTMENT STORE STOCK
All the misses' shoes,
sizes 11 to 2, in
lace and button, sold
up to $2.25. 39
All the misses' shoes.
114 to 2. sold up to
it2:!!'. .I69
All the children's shoes
lace and button
sizes 8 Vt to 11 that
sold up to 39
$2.25. at 1
All the misses' shoes that
sold up to 1B0,Yg
All the Children's shoes
sizes 8V4 to 11. that sold
atp!!.,1.!!'.....98c
All the Children's Shoes, sizes 8V4 to 11
that sold up to $1.35, at U.1
All Children's Shoes, sizes 5 to 8. sold to $1.60. 89c
All Children's Shoes, sizes 5 to 8. Bold to $1. at 59c
Children's Shoes, sizes
5 to 8. that sold up
r.5.0: 39c
Boys' box calf Shoes,
sizes 1 to 5. that
sold up to 145
$2.25, at 1
Little Gents' shoes,
sizes 9 to 13 H, that
Bold up to 1 15
$ 1.65, at A
Litle Gents' Shoes,
sizes 9 to 13, regular
aptr:M.?.1:..,...50c
All the Infanta' Shces,
slzeB 2 to 6. that sold
atp!,!.85.c:....45c
All the Infanta' Shoes, sizes 2 to B,
that sold ud to 60c. at
All the Infant's soft sole Shoes. 1ft
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50c Infants' soft sole
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25c
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All the
Shoes.
at.
Ribbons
All Silk Ribbons, in variety
of desirable widths fine
. ' Persians and wide fancy
ribbons that are actually
worth as high as 25c a yd.,
la two lots
5c-10c
Embroideries
New lots of Frontlngs and
Walstings. some 24 Inches
wide, also flounclngs, skirt
ings and all-overs on fine
nainsook, swlss and cambric,
worth 75c to $2.00, at
59 - 98c
Val. Laces
Fine French and German
Vals., also torchon laces
and Insertions, in desirable
widths for trimmings, at,
yard
3-?c-5c
iOSTON STORE
BIGGEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
Record Broken by Arrival of Four
Hundred and Eighty Cart.
MOVEMENT KEEPS UP STEADILY
Ko Two Weeks Receipt Have
Crows Heavier, Cera Betas
the Chief Factor bjr
Loif Odda.
Records for - receipts of grain at the
Omaha market were broken Monday, when
4M cars wera received, consisting of 88 can
of wheat, 20 cars of corn and 178 cars of
oats. '
Of this enormous amount of grain, M
car were forwarded, consisting of 28 cars
of wheat, 71 cars of, corn and 44 cars of
oats.
This left 834 cara of grain to handle
through the terminal elevators of Omaha
and bought by Omaha grain dealers to
apply on their contracts, many of which
are not filled.
The grain movement to Omaha and other
primary markets haa resumed after a
period covering more than ninety days,
when the receipts were small. It was
largely because of the small receipts of
November and December that the receipts
for the year of 1907 fell below the receipts
of 1900. Farmers held their grain back.
Oraln dealers say there were many rea
sons for holding grain. Some elevators
closed down because they could l ot secure
cash with which to buy from farmers. The
market went off when the panic was an
nounced. Other causes were directly as
cribed to the panic, which sent the price
of cattle and hogs to the lowest point of
the year. Farmers held bacic their grain,
believing that It was polb!e that they
would be compelled to feed a urge amount
rather than market stock at a time hen
the market was down.
larreaae for Two Week.
For two weeks the receipts at the Omaha
market have been showing an increase. It
is anticipated that practically all the ursln !
remaining in the country will now be
shipped to market.
The government report Issued March 10
showed that 84 per cent of the corn was
still held In Nebraska, SO ner cent in Bouth
Dakota, 28 per cent In Kansas and 37 per
cent In Iowa.
The percentage of the wheat crop Mill
held In the country Is much smaller than
the percentage of corn. In Nebraska but
76 per .cent Is held back by the farmers
23 per cent in South Dakota, 75 per cent
in Kansas and S2 per cent In Iowa.
Though it was thought tho oats crop
was well on the way to Its final market,
the government report showed that 37 per
cent of tbe oats were still in the hands of
the farmers in Nebraska. 41 per rent In
Bouth Dakota, 29 per cent In Kansns and
34 per cent In Iowa.
It is anticipated that the prices wll! re
main steady while the grain is pouring
Into the elevators at the Omaha primary
market.
Now, here's a Tuesday sale that brings yon handsome silk cos
tumes for loss than the materials In them are worth. The reason for It
is the manufacturer's offer to us to close out his entire line of samples
the travelling men have been showing since the holidays. Of course,
they naturally do not look as splc and trpan as if Just from the tailor,
being slightly rumpled from showing and packing. Nevertheless they
are all extremely desirable and stylish, and so slightly mussed that you
may not have' detected it had we not mentioned the fact.'
This announcement, coming as It does, before the wearing season
for silk dresses has scarcely opened, makes this sale of great Importance
to prospective purchasers.
Upward to a hundred styles are
embraced in this collection. Smart
silk Jumper and Suspender styles;
Princess Dresses, Shirt Waist Suits,
etc In fact everything that Is con
sidered correct for the Spring season.
There are neat, dressy, strictly tail
ored models; beautiful lace trimmed
conceptions, with lace yokes, or clev
erly fashioned lace . sleeves, some
have silk bands and folds or tucks
artistically arranged to enhance their
beauty. Just the prettiest kind of
silks too, plain taffetas, novelty
stripes and checks In light and dark
colorings, all suitable as afternoon
and party dresses, for shopping, for
travelling, for most any occasion.
In this lot are many exquisite styles
that are well worth $25.00. We ex
pect to clear out this entire lot
In a single day for the price for
any of them is but
White Goods and Linen Day
Special Items In Our High Gride
Linen Department for Tuesday
10 pieces mercerized Table Damask, including. our best im
ported goods, values $1.00 a yard; Tuesday jspecial, 50c
Fifty dozen mercerized napkins, 20x20 beautiful finish and good for
wear $1.75 value Tuesday special, at, per dozen .... $1.00
Two very special lines of high grade towels, In hucks and fancies
worth fully one-half more, Tuesday, each 14-Oi
Fifty elegant Bed Spreads, full size, cut corner! fringed 11.75 value,
Tuesday, at, each $1.00
High Class White Goods
GO pieces of St. Gall Swisses, hand embroidered, finest ma
terials made, forenoon only, at, exactly. Half Price.
From 2 to 4 P. M. Lingerie stripes and checks, fancy mercerised Jae
quards and all fancy goods in stock, one pattern to customer, at HALF
PRICK.
Tuesday Is While Goods Day In Our
Famous Domestic Room
39c and 2Sc White Goods at tOc
39c Lingerie White Goods.
25c English Nainsooks . .
19c Forty-inch Lawns ...
19c India Llnons
25c English Jacquards . . .
39c Mercerized Poplins ..
10c White Goods 7 He 19c White Poplins, 15c India Llnon, 15c Ens- "
llsh Long Cloths, 19c Fancy White Goods, 18c Piques and other goods
worth up to 19c yard 7
12 He and 16c White Goods 5c India Llnons, dotted Swisses, long
cloths, Persian lawns and other goods, all at, yard ...
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Men's Work Pants-Splendid LO
S1.00 Quality-Tuesday for U-'C
Jucst seventy-six pairs to sell. Well made and of serviceable materials;
aara colors witn juai a toucn or white in them, very sightly at
the price, overalls even, would cost as much, Tuesday only buy
them for...... ,
69c
' Clothing Department Main Floor.
BENNETTS FOR GROCERIES
Every qortfeewlfe wh appreciates quallt
antlre
Itv. wholesomeness,
clPHnllrt(Hfi and the goodness of itoods should buy groceries at
BIKalTT'B, The biggest grocery in the entire W
est has been
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built ud by riving more for your money than In any other
place we know of. Our delivery service Is accurate and prompt.
Bennett's Capitol Coffee, lb. pk., 88020 Green Trading Htamps
Teas: Banket. KJred Japan, lb. ...38o SO Green Trading Stamps
Batavla Salmon, fancy, can 112010 Green Trading Stamps
Tea Garden Preserves, assorted,
large Jars 40o 20 Green Trading Stamps
Hartley's Imported 'Mnrmalnde. ,80o 6 Green Trading Stamps
Shredded Codfish, three pMs 85o and 10 Green Trading Stamps
Bennett's Capitol Extract, bottlo 18o and 10 Green Trading Stamps
Laundry Queen, pkg So
Wonder Wax for Washing, two pkgs loo and 10 Green Trading Stamps
Wiggle Stick Blueing, six sticks 85o and 10 Green Trading Stamps
Triplets, for washing, pkg 16o and 10 Green Trading Stamps
Marshall's Preserved Bloaters, can.. 80o and 10 Green Trading Stamps
Batavla Corn. en lOo one dozen cans $1.30
Best We Have Whole Tomatoes, large can. .150 and 10 Green Trading Stamps
Jell-O, assorted, three pkgn 9 So and 10 Green Trading Stamps
Bennett's Capitol Corn, two cans ...85o and 10 Green Trading Stamps
Best We have Petit Pols, two cans 85o and 10 Green Trading Stamps
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-."YES"
Is the answer, of most people in Omaha when asked if
they are a customer or ours, upend a lew minutes In
our store. Look for. the name,
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler
1816 Douglas Street.
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It an ordeal which aU
women approach with
indescribable fsar, for
nothing compares with
the pain and horror of
child-birth. Thethousrht
f the suffering and danger io store for her, robe the expectant mother
of all pleasant anticipations of the coming cveat, and cast over her a
hadow of gloom which cannot be shaken off. Thousands of women
have found that the use of Mother's Friend during pregnancy robe
'. eoafinemoQt of all pain and danger, end insures safety to life of mother
; end child. This scientific liniment it a god-send to all women at the
time of their most critical trial. Not only doct Mother's Friend
Carry women safely through the perils of child-birth, but itt use
. gently pre pare t the svttem lor the coming event, prevent "morning
sickness," and other dit-
comforts of this period. IfTT) iTT H r77) PC"
Sold by H Jn.ggi.ta at LUJJJJ U LVL&bil L
Ql.oo per bottle. Book
ontaining valuable information free. JPT 7 fTf)
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FINE ICE FR0M THE NORTH
I'oirtrra Carloads A ( Broaafct la by
Great Westers frosa Mia
Bra polls.
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"Imported ice" Is already on the Omaha
market, showing the necessity of soma com
panlea of shipping in their supply and the
shortage of the harvest In Omaha, where
only about a half crop has been packed.
The Great Western Railroad company re
ceived fourteen cars of ice from Minne
apolis Monday, which was cut Saturday.
The lea was fourteen Inches thick and as
clear as crystal. It Is said the road could
dispose of all it could haul to Omaha within
the next month and If th harvest con
tinues In Minnesota a large amount will be
shipped into Omaha.
Several smaller dealers who packed (0 to
CO per cent of the normal crop In their
houses, have already sold their supfly in
tha houses, and will be saved the expense
and trouble of even taking out the ice.
AsaeHoaui KIb
is tha great king of cures. Dr. King's New
Discovery, the quick, safe, sura cough and
cold remedy, boo and tX for sale by Bea
ton Drug Co.
Gomio' Move Your Office?
It you are thinking of moving, now is the time to
make your selection of offices. Most people wait until
May or June and then find very few, from which to choose.
We have one or two large offices and several handsome
small offices. . '
THIS BIDE BUILDING
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baa aa organisation built upon many yeara of experience.
It haa Its own eleotrls lighting plant and maintains a corps
of coanpetant engineers and mechanics to keep the mechanical,
and electrical service of the building In good order. The
building Is in perfect repeJr. It haa all the advantages of
a brand new building and has none of its disadvantages.
a The Janitors and elevator men are well trained, courteous
and acoonunodatlng. in charge of the whole building is a
' superintendent, whose office It is to keep this organlxatloa
constantly at the servloe of tenants.
New la a good time to see if we have what you want
in the way of offioe accommodations. For office space as
ply to
Room 105, Bee Builr'dcg.
E. W. BAKEE, Supt.
Point de Paris and Cluny Laces, Values
to 35c Yard on Sale at He and 10c
Tuesday morning we offer for sale the finest lines of
Cotton Cluny and Point de Paris Laces ever shown in Omaha
at our sale price. Choice of white or ecru. ,
1st Lot. Ter Yard 7Hc Laces 2nd Lot. Per Yard, lOe Laces
' worth regularly from 16c to 20c ' worth regularly from 85c to 8 Bo
per yard. I a yard.
Bargain Day in Our Cloak Dept i
All broken lots and odd garments on 6ale at quick clear
ance Tuesday Suits, Coats, Skirts, Waists, etc., at less
than cost to manufacture.
$12.50 Cravenette Coats in tans, I French Voile Skirts Extra full
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PrloBtlov'a Prn vpnfittPH 100 nr. I
ments to select from, at $5 95 ndi, values to 1 10, at 94.05
$2.50 Long Kimonos 98 $2.0O Moire Underskirts .... 79,
CROWN JEWEL SUITS 200 new beauties lust received by express.
TheBe garments show all the graceful Individuality of design and
quality of material and workmanship of garments shown elsewhere
at $35.00 and $40.00 our price $25.00
FlourJ Flourl Flourl
Tomorrow, Tuesday, we will have a special Flour sale. We are de
termined to get, if possible, every housekeeper in Omaha to try a
sack of this Highest Patent Flour. This flour is made from the finest
hard winter wheat grown, and every sack Is guaranteed to give satis
faction or your money refunded. Tomorrow we will sell It for this
2 special sale, per 48-pound sack $1.25
e- Beware of spurious Imitations.
ORANGES ORANGES ORANGES
2 The orange market has advanced over 50c a box, but we are still sell-
Ing them at, per dozen 10c. 12. 15. 17 nd 20
5 Watch the papers for another big crockery sale this week.
H Seeds, Seeds, Seeds See our full line of Flower and Vegetable Seeds.
The last week of the big harness sale.
5 Monday's prices in all Fresh Vegetables.
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No Party Lines
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Our main
public - every
exchange
Saturday-
is open
evening
to the
from 7
to IO. Call and
switchboard.
inspect the automatic
Independent Telepone Co.
20th and Harney Ste.
No Zcnes No Eavesdropping
ENAMEL FILLIXGS Just Like the TOOTH
A durable substitute for gold or silver that doaa
ot show. If your teeth are missing we cao fill the
paee without plstea or bridge-work by our Alveola
;,Ua of LttiiUstry. Loose teeth made solid.
rumu orMATxoaie. bxtsst woks.
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nn nOAnniinV npntitt 15IBFirnam.
SPRING
STYLES
with
"character" In
only
every last
$3.50 and $4.00
Your Favorite
AT TE1
WALK-OVER SHOE STORE
314 South 15th Street
your Doors eouth of Beaton Drug Co.
ED. B. TEOaUeOaT, Walk-Over afau.
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GOLD, SILVER and
NICKEL PLATING
Pon't throw away anything made of
metal because It Is old and worn. Bend
it to us and we will make It good as
new. No matter how large; no matter
how small.
Omaha Plating Co.
1220 Harney St. Zst. 1898.
Phones Douglas B63S; Automatic A253S
Have your engraving;
done In Omaha no
better work anywhere.
Baker Bros. Engraving Co.
Barker Block, OaaaJia.
High Grade
Durable School
Shoes for Misses
and Children at
Moderate Prices
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Shoe comfort, shoe quality and
moderate prices,- those within
reach of everyone wanting the
best in footwear.
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Our stock this season is replete
with the newest novelties, fresh
from the world's best shoe makers.
Wo, have them in Kid, Patent
Colt, in cloth or kid tops Oun
Metal Calf in button or lace, also
In common sense or dress tops.
The slses and prices ranje:
For Children. ' ' "
slws 8 to 11
For Misses,
sizes 11 H to 3
For Young Women
siaes 24 to ....'..
1.50
,2.00
2.50
Drexel Shoe Co.
till Firms St. .,
SUCCESSFUL
DENTISTRY
Years pf practice assures
us that people want our
grade of work the best
The comfort of our patients
receives our Constance
thought,' which' accounts for
our successful dentistry.
We speak German.
AH work guaranteed.
22 K GOLD CIIOWNS ..S3.t)0
FILLINGS, uo from . ..T3e
Taft's Dental Room
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