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Our Most Brilliant Displays Are In Readiness
Women's Eleamt .Appaurel for
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Superb Creations In Millinery. and Tailored Suits Specially Priced for Saturday
Women's High Class Sample Tailored Suits
Every one of these is a, sample suit. They reveal every little feature of
correct 1908 style. The new shades of tans and the new shadow stripes are
prominent. "We have specially priced them for Easter selling.
Tailored Suits that are worth- $98.00 at $65.00
Tailored Suits that are worth $75.00 at .....$49.00
Tailored Suits that are worth $65.00 at $45.00
Tailored Suits that are worth $50.00 at $35.00
Smart and Well Tailored Spring Suits, Special Price. $15.00 -These suits are shown now for the first time
Fashionseal Suits Are Charming for Easter
These are the Spring style aristocrats. No tailored
Suit is so thoroughly correct for Omaha's smartly
gowned women as the Fashionseal. They show a
marked superiority in tailoring. The new Butter
flies, Eva Tanguays
and the newer ideas
eis predominate. F asnionseais are ai way
Voile Skirts
These are in the favorite styles
for 1908. Gore pleated, trim
med with taffeta bands or self
trimmed. The new short walking
lengths. Two specials
$4.98 and $6.98
Spring Jackets
Just as dressy as they are prac
tical. Well tailored broadcloths
and mixtures; stunning little silk
coats, at
$4.98 to $14.85
Lingerie and Silk Dresses
In jumper styles and one piece Princess
effects many have laco and embroidery
insertions the styles are" correct and the
dresses greatly favored this season
prices are
$14.85, $19 and $25
Patrons who live in the west part of town will be glad to avail
themselves of our new 17th street entrance which opens directly
from 37th 'street to our millinery and women's suit departments.
It is very convenient.
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fabrics, colors and style features are included. Many are shown with the new Kimono sleeves
inand up to $25.00. We will make one very moderately priced group of them jat
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Tliese are suits that wotild regularly com
Most Notable Assemblage
BEAUTIFUL
MILLINERY
FOR EASTER WEAR
Ever Deheld West of Chicago
Women who want style that is absolutely cor
rect in their Easter Millinery come to Brandels.
Our Easter asHemblage Is glorious. May we ex
pect you Saturday? '
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in Prince Chap mod- P
hionseals are always -mO
The new
Not and Silk
Waists
Styles show the Kimono sleeves
many are very elaborate and all
are extremely stylish f on
o anaplflllv larn. fc.
assortment, at
Long Silk or Cloth
Autamobilo or .
Dress Coats
These are loose or
tiafit fitting coats
rubberized striped or
plain taffetas prices
Hre
.98 up to
A STUNNING NEW ARRIVAL SPECIALLY PRICED
The new Hat that has reached the highest point in fashionable favor on Fifth Avenue
Aew lork, is the high crown, rolling brim hat in Leghorn and horse hair the blacks,
browns and burnt shades are Very modish graceful trimmings of ostrich
plumes, fancy feathers and flowers a magnificent Easter Special,
at
Large Rough Draid Sailor Hats Artistically Trimmed
In the most stylish of all the shapes the favorite Merry Widow we show new
ones for Saturday bewitching new large hats, with roses and foliage in pro
fusion never such a stunning hat, at . . .
-me blacks,
$15
$5
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Beautiful Set Combs
Drandeis Bought the Entire Line of Drum
mers and Show Room Samples from a
New York Importer at About One
Third their Actual Value
All are beautiful combs, newest styles many elaborately
set with brilliants more than 100 different designs.
25c
All the Combs worth up to
$1 each will go Sat
urday at, each . . . .
All the Combs worth up to
$3.50 each will go rt J
Saturday at, each. . . .P-
All the Combs worth up to
$2 each will go SaJ
urday at, each II C
All the Finest Combs made
to retail at $G, $8,
$10, choice .....
.$2
Special Sale of Silverware
Roger Bros.' 1847 Silrer in th Vintage Patter.
Kerry Spoons in
I French grey Vin
tage. - Charter Oak
Berkshire and Prlft
cilia patterns,
worth up to
11. at. latin.
1.25
1847 VtaUga Pattern
Tr Spoons six In
fancy box, will go
on Mler
at . . . .
.1.49
1847 Vintage Pattern
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peclal for Satur
day, and wll) AA
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go at..
is start 17 WaAcb Klgla or Waltfaaia adjusted mon-
ant ta arnrw. Bal 4aat proof
at
Salarday.
6.98
Get oar very special price oa vxtchas SatarOiy.
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Brandeis Exquisite Easter Hats at $25.00
Spring Hats were never so magnificent in outline and color harmony as arc tliese original
creations from the hands of French and American designers. Tendency of trimmings
is toward the massive effects and the large, graceful shapes adapt themselves
perfectly to the style requirements. There are hundreds of new models that
will be seen Saturday for the firt time and this', group; Is superb at ; A&xJr
BEAUTIFUL ROSK8 FOR TRIMMIXCJ Roses of all descriptionsincluding the large American beauties-
every shade and every alze for trimming all are Imported roses, and worth up to $1.00 IZ
bunch. On sale in Millinery Department, at, bunch .: t Aii JC
Moderately Priced Millinery in our Basement
UNTRIMMEI) HATS All the favorite new Vmmmmmmm' TRIMMED HATS In sailors and high
iu styles reaay xo mm, 1C. I H A 1 TDIMMPn I ft
at m3i
U'TRIMMK HATS Large and medium
shapes, all the newest spring styles and
colors extra special
Lingerie Waists
In this group are those dainty and
fetching lingerie Waists With
long or short sleeves that are so
desirable for wear with new
tailored suits, a special r
price for Saturday, JyOC
Children's Dresses
These are very daintily made and many
of them are suitable for church and for
dressy wear and for every purpose where
a little girl should look her best. At
98c, $1.50 and $1.98
Children's Coats
Very desirable for daily wear. They are well tailored and hold
their shape. Very clever styles for spring at
SI.50, $1.98, $2.98 and $3.98
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Silk Petticoats
In all colors and blacks
many In fancy patterns
others In delicate even
ing shades cut wide and
full two specials
4.98 and 6.98
HATS TRIMMED
f RLE IN OUR
BSEMENT
1.50
choose
3.98
.special,
at
TRIMMED HATS Hundreds to
from all new and up-to-date
styles, at
tlftusefurnlshlng Department. Basement, Old Store
ROLLER SKATES
Best Fun in the World Im
proved extension sidewalk
Skate, full strapped, high
grade steel top and trucks,
light' and strong-
a pair up
from
We Invite You to Visit Our
FREE COOKING SCHOOL
We Te&.ch the Art of Scientific CaAe MaJting
'Mousefurnlstilngf Dept., Old Store, Basement
EASTER CARDS
On sale in our Book Department.
Immcnso variety of New Easter
Cardx at lc and up.
Biff asuortment of Easter Post
Cards.
Fancy Linen Bargains
BASEMENT
Pyelet band embroidered scal
loped edge, all linen, the 6-inch
tumbler doilies worth 39c, nt,
each 10
12-inch, Japanese all linen hem
stitched doilies with hand-drawn
work, worth 25c, at each...00
45-inch, hemstitched lunch cloths,
with drawn work, worth tf.,
each 500
54-inch, hemstitched lunch cloths,
with drawn work, worth $1.50,
each (Jl
j (BljljPdHSg osfiori Store I
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Big Special Sales
In China Dept. West Arcade
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Cut Star Table Tumblers g
LuiKe illustration j . xne greatest bargain
in Out Glass Tumblers i
ever offered in the his- j! fl DO
tory of Omaha, at, each
Just arrived
New Spring Line
Russian Jardinieres
Like illustration. A fine new as
sortment a 25 reduction on
every jardiniere in the entire stock
for Saturday.
Fine Japanese Cups and Saucers
very laVge, decorated Inside and
outside with a very handsome
Jap design strictly high grade
goods and the new spring m a
patterns very thin trans-1 llrf
lucent china, at, each Ivv
Fancy Cake or Bread Plates
llandsorae roso decora
tion and tints of delicate
blue and green f A
at, each: luC
Big Special Wall Paper Sale
Another record breaker bargains that will satisfy both taste and
purse. Bargains that will make us talked about.
Two-tone duplex, the 60c grade, at,
ro11 27 Vt
Tapestries, worth 15c and 10c, at,
rn 10 and 5
tO-inch, plain papers, worth 25c,
50c and 60c, at,
roll . . .12M. 25 " 35
Florals, worth 25c to 10c, at.
roll 15 "d 5
Papers, worth 15c, 10c, 8c, 6c and
6c, at.
roll 8. 6 5 4 id 2V&
Big Hour Specla Saturday only
8:30 p. m. till 9:30 p. mi
Beautiful two-tones, worth 5Uc
and 30c, at, roll,
only 251 15
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PACIFIC PRESSES ITS CASE
California Iniurance Company Sndi
Official! Into Nebraska.
COME .TO REC0VIE LICENSE
Wlllia ! AMlt Kebraaka (
Thai Htale, but Say Thef
D Ht M tb Ka
I t alrarata.
Brrd from writing new builne In tha
tat of Nebraika by Btata Auditor 8frlo
In rUHtlon for tlva refuial of the Insur
ant: cufnmUaioner of California ta admit
two Nbrika comnanie to writ in that
tat, th rtclflo Mutual Insurance com
pany of San Franolsco, on of th strong,
eat companies en th western coast, has
Its attorneys in Omaha to look up the mat
tcr and mak every effort to continue
writing Insurance. In th Nebraska field.
President Oeorg I. Cockran and John F.
Koach, actuary of tlia company, passed
throuKh Omaha Friday and held a short
conference with V. M. Meyer, general agent
of th company for Nebraska. Jules C.
liosanbargrr, western counsel for th Pa
clflo Mutual company, remained In Omaha
to look iii '-' ' m itur. Mr. Rosenbeuer
' 'aaid:
"Tho fact Uuit w have been denied th
privlleg of writing new buaimss in N-
braska does not Invalidate the policies
which are, now In force in the state and
not a single policyholder will lose a tnt
paid In for premiums. In fact, they can
go light on paying premiums, but w can
not issue new policies.
"The barring of the Pactric Mutual from
Hi Nebraska field Is the direct result of
the California Insurance commissioner de
fying the Bankers Reserve Life com
pany of Omaha and the Bankers' Life
company of Lincoln the right to write bus
iness In California.
Dl Nt Paaa Master.
"We understand this was done because
the Nebraska companies do not meet the
requirements of the California Insurance
laws, which are very strict and require the
highest standards.
"As far as the Pacific Mutual Is con
minion
l Bailing $
Powder i
. OnrnHa vita the Pur r
cerned, we would welcome the Nebraska
companies, and when th question came up
th insurance commissioner of California
was wired by our president and other of
fleers to admit the Nebraska companies
by all meant. We received a reply by wire
which advised us that the attorney general
of California had Instructed Commissioner
Wolf to deny th privilege ( to Nebraska
companies which applied, their policies
did' not meet the requirement of the Cali
fornia laws.
"I have just arrived In Omaha, I don't
known what will be done. I am trying to
get all the Information I can. Auditor
Bearle has told everyone of our policy
holders who has written 'or telephoned to
him that V' Pacific Mutual was Just as
good as It ever was, absolutely solvent, but
the law says that whjn Nebraska com
panies are not permitted to writ Insur
ance In another state. It la th business of
th auditjr of Nfbraska to revoke th
license of companies organised In th stats
refusing to admit Nebraska companlea.
The Pacific Mutual and all California com
ranles come under this rule."
As t Tkste GaaraatJs.
President B. If. Robison of the Bankers
Reserve Life of Omaha put up a check for
to guarantee the expense of an ax
pert from ti Insurance department of
California to come to Omaha and look Into
th affairs of his company. The California
Insurance men say that th Pacific Mutual
paid more than Iti.ouo expense to have the
company examined when the license was
secured for doing business In Nebtaska.
and thut the $300 la Insignificant compared
with what It costs to examine the books
And appraise the property of an Insurance
company.
Mr. Roaenberger speaks In the highest
terms of Auditor Searle and the Nebraska
department, saying that the stale auditor
has been doing everything possible to re
move the impression of Nebraska policy
holders In his company that there is any
thing the mutter with the company and
that stale auditor has assured many that
their policies were as good as ever.
Vlgllaat A sal a In Commission.
NEW YORK, April 10. The old America's
cup defender, Vigilant, will oe put in com
mission this summer and raced by William
E. Jselin.
Silver
Aluminum
Jelly Moulds
FREE
.Leaflet la each package
ExalaLalaa
IS ST
ORDER TO STOP PAYMENT
Injunction Prevents Kontb Ontahn
from Parlnar Claim for
Fixtures.
A restraining order to prevent City Cleik
Oillin and Citv Treasurer Mclcher from
paying a claim of In fsvor of Klopp
& Bartlctt company for vault fixtures ul
lowed by the South Omaha city council
Thursday night was granted Friday morn
ing by Judge Reulck on v application of
James W. White. The claim was In pay
ment for vault fixtures for the new clt?
hall and Jail.
In the petition It Is asserted Mayor
J(o.tor disregarded the bid of Klopp 4c
Bartlett company and bought different and
more expensive fixtures than were bid on.
It also declares the claim Is Invalid be
cause there is no appropriation out of
which to pay It. The suit was filed In
district court Friday morning by K. R.
Leigh, representing Mr. White.
CONFIDENCE MEN TURN TRICK
Inssre Italian to Advance Ills
Savings to ftroare Share of
an Estate.
Klogio Bonbage. au Italian living at 121?
Chicago street, fell a victim to a novel
confidence game, worked on him by two
of his fellow countrymen, Thursday after
noon. About 2 p. m. two Italians ap
proached Bonbage, near the corner of
Thirteenth and Davenport streets, and
after a few remarks about the beauty of
the weather, they told Bombage the story
that one of their friends had recently died
and left $3,000 to be distributed among the
poor Italians of the city. The two
strangers produced a parcel of IrApoalng
looking papers and announced that they
were the executors of the dead Italian's
property, but In order to carry out hi
wishes In distributing the money, it was
necessary that they have YQ to Immedi
ately realise on the papers.
During the conversation they Intimated
that If Bonbage could secure them the
necessary $00, they would aee that he
secured r. large sized chunk of the 13,000.
Bonbage eagerly agreed to furnish the
money and' going to tho bank he withdrew
his savings, amounting to slightly over the
required amount, and gave th two
strangers the money they desired. In re
turn they gave him the package, sup
posed to contain the securities, and told
him to meet them at 7 o'clock In the eve
ning. Seven o'clock came, I o'clock came,
snd still no strangers, and Bonbage slowly
came to the conclusion that he was the
victim. He Immediately complained to the
police, gl"lng a good description of th
two, and leaving the package which was
supposed to contain thousands of dollars
worth of eecurlties, but whleh when
opened was discovered to contain a quan
tity of cheap note paper.
AGED MAN STRUCK BY CAR
While Trying to Show Skill as Bier,
rllat He Falls to Observe
Vehicle.
CEDAR FALLS, la., April lO.-(Special)
F. W. Wolcott. a man ) yeara of age,
was seriously, if not fatally. Injured last'
evening by being struck by a street car
and thrown from his bicycle directly
against a paslng farm wagon. lis was un
conscious for hours and sustained a broken
nose, which wss nearly cut from his facs,
several fscial wounds and four broken
ribs. It Is feared there Is a fracture of the
skull and his recovery Is still considered
doubtful. Mr. Wolcott playfully mounted
his wheel to show the boys In the barber
shop some of th stunts he could perform
and lu his gyrations did not observe the
approaching electric car.
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A Bod Builder
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A Doctor's Medicine
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