TTTE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: FEBRUARY 21. lf00.
Latest novelties for prlng In
Embroideries I
Laces and dress trimmings.
New tucked and embroidered alloYer nets and .
bands to match la gold, alltrer and colored comblna
Mono.
Xew drew and waist nets, new crochet aad com
bination allorer laces with edges, insertions and
galloons to match.
New Jetted, gold and silver beaded nets, band,
etc. to match.
St. Gall embroideries In al lovers, flouncing, edg
ing, Insertion, bands, galloons and motifs In match
sets.
Dainty novelties in baby embroideries.
Latest novelties In colored embroideries, etc., all
moderately priced.
New embroideries at 19c and 39c yd.
18 to 27 inches wide, embroidered flounc
ings, skirtings and corset cover widths
Swiss, nainsook and batiste in English f
eyelet, crochet, hexagon, Grecian, etc.
worth up to 75c a yard, 39C t
Presentation of the Correct Styles for 1909
WOMEN'S SPRING SUITS
costumes, dresses, one-piece frocks, long spring coats.
BRANDEIS STORES
Hand loom embroideries
Madeira and convent embroideries on fine ' '
soft cambric and nainsook fabrics have
the appearance of the real hand needle- !:
work, up to 7 inches wide and
worth up to 35o y
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Medium and wide embroideries
Edgings, insertings and headings pretty
openwork designs up to 9 inches 4 AA J
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Neck ruchlngs
Fine crepe lisse, chiffon and net, in all the
latest novelties, at, yard. . .25c and 39c
Great Glove Sale I
Elbow Length Glace Kid Gloves Long
French suede gloves, long lambskin gloves I !
many of the best known makes; black, I
white and evening shades AQ t
single row of stitching Hrla x
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Special sale of 2-clasp short gloves, in all
sizes tan, brown, array , navy. fA ?
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Soft satin fabrics in plain weaves and
stripes and Flisse effects, exclusive novel
ties in satin cashmere Royal, the height of
fashion, the colorings are superb. Special
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The new chiffon broadcloths .
62 to 64 inches wide In spring weights taupe,
London smoke, wisteria, catawba, canard and
black a $2 broadcloth sponged
and shrunk, at, yard
English suitings
60-inch grey mixture suitings checks,
stripes and barred, at. yard
All wool spring dress goods
Choicest novelty self-tone dress goods In choice
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Brandeis is the most reliable source of style in the west.
we axe always first to show styles that are strictly correct.
Styles of the Directoire period retain their vogue. The
extreme long, narrow effects predominate this season.
Our special designers and tailors in the leading New York suit and costume houses have profited ereatlv bv ideas supplied bv 0
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Authentic Styles in Spring Tailored Suits
These new suits have the various length coats from 34 to 42
inch long graceful lines from shoulder to waist others are
( severely mannish. Skirts are closely fitted with narrow drape
from the hip line many new fabrics are (OA fA &QC
featured. . ....... . 1 $0 V 10 J0D
5 New Arrivals of Costumes and Gowns :
These new creations are destined to become extremely popu
lar made of plain satins; foulards, bengaline and rough pon
gee silks; gored circular skirts in the close draped effects
- bodices beautifully finished, mousquetaire 2Q q $109
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Authentic patterns and weaves
New Spring Silks
"We have never shown such beautiful
spring silks. Paris and New York strongly
Shantungs and satin faced, semi
silks in new colorings. 1 Salome
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New Long Coats for Spring
Stunning new long blue serge separate coats are
now in vogue also white or black serge coats,
new rubberized silk and satin
coats.
$15 to $39
New Spring Tailored Suits
We present on Monday an assemblage of strictly
new models in the long, straight, hipless effects
with new gored skirts coats in lengths, 33 to 42
Inches the leading colors
and the favorite spring
fabrics
$25
demand this class of silk fabrics.
Seml-tough satin faced silks, sold all orer
at $1.00 yard, our prica Is, yard.
69c
Charming New 1909 Waists
Dainty linens and lingeries, together with 2
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Rugs na Carpets !
New spring arrivals In
The best selected stock of strictly de
pendable rugs in Omaha. The patterns are
all new.
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Our Famous English Wilton Run
Rich new patterns in soft Persian and artis- t fl
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nc oriental eiiects inese are an seamless
9x12 rugs of the finest quality of Wilton.
No rug that sells for less than $QQ X
$55.00 can compare with these at. .. .vw
New Body Brussels Rugs
An almost endless variety of those small, all-
over or medallion patterns
9x12 Body Brussels Rugs at $27.50 I
8-3x10-6 Body Brussels Rugs at. .$25.00 I
The Famous Sanford Axmlnster Rugs
We are showing these splendid rugs In all sites
from 11-3x15 feet to l7-in.x60-ln. Also hall run
ners In all widths and lengths best moderate
priced rug In America.
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6x9 size at .....
4-6x6-6 size at.
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New Spring Linoleums
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are here, 6 feet wide, at, sq. yd. .49 and T
NEW SPRING OXFORDS
Smart new arrivals in women's foot- I
wear are being shown.
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The new ginghams
A beautiful assortment in all the
reigning 1909 styles. Here are ginghams
for every possible purpose for suits, for
waists, for dresses, for skirts, for men's
6hirts and children's wear every yard
at an attractive price- counters and
shelves of this great section piled with
the finest imported and domestic ging
hams in absolutely fast colors, at, yard--
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A fine, new stock of the most trust
worthy percales in the world. Every
wanted plain color, the new bordered
styles in light and dark patterns all
staple stripes, checks, figures, dots
very desirable for office wear, street p fl
Wear." waists. hous drpssps nnrrma Q Q
children's wear all 36 inches wide
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Foulard silk is in great demand
Spotproof and showerproof foulards from 24 to 48
inches wide, with a few extreme patterns In bor
der effects, also dot, stripes, geometrical, ' small
AA r DD ir ngures, etc.. at. yard ,
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Me&s aline silks are very fashionable
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The new American Wash Fabrics that
make those nice gowns and have been
on display for the past week are more
popular than ever. Everybody agrees
that the new pongee silk patterns and
the new foulard silk patterns shown in
this economical but durable material
are the most stylish and ' A 1
prettiest of all wash ma- OnTsP
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Bois de Rose, Danube, Atlantic, Cedars, new Re
sedas and the new Champagne tints 20 to 36
sr. .... ; ....... . 59c to $1.95 ,
New 36-inch peau de cashmere
11.35
Navy, Champagne and black worth
15 yards to a customer, yard .. ,
Special silk bargains
Beautiful Spring Novelties
In the white goods department
46-lnch French Llna Suiting a fine
soft cloth, used for women's tail
ored suits and skirts has all the
appearance of a French linen
colors are strawberry, white -
Copenhagen, leather, light Sf
blue and -pink, yard UU
Imperial long cloth, bolt of 12 yards,
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English nainsook, 40 Inches wide .
bolt of 12 yards $1.39
40-ln. sheer Victoria lawn, 25c qual
ity, at. yard... 13H
40-inch Persian lawn, 36c quality
yard 19e
New books
Just received the follpwing popu
lar books to' add to our great line of
new nereis at 49c. .
Xe1ra,'by MeCutcheon; Black Bar. by
Vance; Younger Bet, by Chambers;
Heart Line.-by Burceaa; Chip of Fly-',
lnf "V", by Bower; Prlnceas Virginia,
by Williamson; Divina Fire, by Sinclair;
Bob Hampton, ot FJaccr,' by reman;
. apiurea. oy uen ivinc;
. Hllme, by Uldrlds;
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The New Spring Lace Curtains
and drapery goods
Description cannot do Justice to the tempting assortment we hare
in lace curtains, portieres and yard goods for the coming spring season. ,
Dnchees Curtains The largest assortment we have ever shown in
ivory and Arab., pr. .$6.50 $7.50 $7.98 $8.50 nd $12.50
Saxony Brussels Curtain We Import these through our Paris office,
new spring patterns, at. pair $15.00 and $10.50
Real Arabian CurtainsOpening sale we will sell them at pr. $5.98
Brussels Net Curtain New spring patterns, at, pair, $2 JW $330
$3.50 nd . . .Is'oo
novelties In this group, at per
-$2.98 $3.50 and $3.98
this country ever showed such an
98 P to $6
Filet Net We have all the very'
latest patterns In this line from1
'26c a yard up to 85
Imported Scotch Madras It will
pay you to see this line, we im
port these direct opening sala :
price, yd. 59 69 75 85
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Mission Filet Net Curtain Many
pair
Nottingham Curtains No store
assortment, at, per pair
Rope Portieres From f 1.25 to
16.00. . ,
Colonial Scrim These are very
new, at, yard, 25p. i
Wood Bolster Rolls, covered in
pink and blue cambric, complete,
11.88. -
Sheets and pillow
cases
81-99 extra large, bleached and
seamless Fruit of the Loom ,
everybody knows these are 85c'
values, at, each 65
81-90 size. Fruit of the Loom
76c values, each 59
81-90 slse, seamless bleached
sheet special, at, each.. 45
81-90 extra heavy seamed sheets,
splendid for hotels, apartment
houses, etc., the well known
Armorside welded seamed sheets,
each 45
. 81-90 full size bleached and -unbleached
seamed sheets, ea.35
-Pillow Cases Well known Fruit
of the Loom brand, size 42-3
and 46-36 sizes 18c values,
at ; .12H
43-80 aad 48-30 pillow cases that
are worth 15c, at, each..'. .10
On basement bargain square
remnants of the very best grade
of bleached muslin medium and
heavy weights, yard....', .5
- Pillow tubing equal to Wam
sutta. which retails at 20c yard,
widths. up to 60-in.
CIRCUS AT COUNTY BOARD
Bruning at King-master Puti On Two
Kins; Act.
FAECE COILED Y FOB A MEETINQ
Bea(or4's Akaeae Brlaa Porta a
alaeetaalaa Cry fraa the Other
Twa Chtldrea at HI
Tribe.
Yrti iJrunlng put on a two-ring circus act
at ths meeting ot the county comralaaloner
Saturday morning. To bln with, Cora
mlBSioner BUfor4 was abaent, being In
Won una, so that Bruning haaonly one
democrat Ptckard to back hint up.
The reading ot the mlnUtea of the meet
ing of February U came up. It was at thta
meeting the changes In seven offices were
mad by the triumvirate. Commiaaionar
Trainor roea at the end of the reading and
moved that becauae of Brunlng's rullnge at
the time there be expunged from the record
all reference to the appointments. Kennard
aeoonded the motion. PU kard moved to lay
the motion oa the table. A alienee followed.
There was no on to aecond Pickard. for
Bruning, who waa ' presiding, could not
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Cata the Cord la a Kaot.
Commiaaionar Pickard will take the
tj.ar," said Bruning finally, and aftar da-
voting several minutes to thought' Pickard
stepped up and Bruning went to the floor
and made the second. Pickard put the mo
tion to lay on the table, which failed to
carry, the vote being I to t . '
Then Bruning went back to the chair and
Pickard to the floor. Bruning put the origi
nal motion to expunge, which-, failed to
tarry, the vote being again a tie. Conaa
quently that part of the minutes waa not
approved. Otherwise routine business came
beforw the board.
Pickard has succeeded in getting his
brother, O. W. Pickard. on the county pay
roll, having persuaded Herman Beat, county
surveyor, to put hUn on as bridge inspector
in place of I. C. Black, a republican.
The eoinmiaaloners will have one more
meeting before the opening of the bida for
the new court houee. which Is scheduled
for March L Mrantlm a Macedonian cry
la going up for Bedford's return, Bruning
feeling sadly at sea at preaent.
CURRIE STEPS ON HIS FOOT
Baa af the last Braaa Addrc
Salratlaa Arar (or Sraa4
las Hlaa.
Aa evening or two ago Colonel Frank
Currie, tba saga of the Baga Bruah Divide
of Gordon, and are t while Nabraaka legis
lator, waa at the Merchant hotel, and
while la ths lobby the Salvation Army band
moved up In front of the hotel and started
to playing and singing "There's a Chance
for Sinners TeCM
Colonel Currie assuming that It was a
serenade being tendered him on his return
from Mlaaourl, " proceeded to address the
aerenadera in appreciation, of the compli
ment. , H was only, prevented from mak
ing a speech by Judge K. C. Scott and
Herman B. Peters, who told him what It
waa all about
HEAFEY GOES. TO COVER, TOO
Follows Faakkeuer, aai O'Brtca
the Mayoralty Track Back to
the Stable.
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Coroner Patrick C, Heafey Is the latest
democrat lo aspirant for mayor to get cold
feet and trek for cover. Ha has followed
M. F. Fnnkhouser and Dave O'Brien off
the track and back to the stable, leaving
the field to Mayor Jim, Lobeck and Ber
ryman. Bueineaa reaaons are given by Cornor
Heafey for pulling out of tba race.
"After being solicited by committees and
several friends of mine to file for the nom
ination for mayor I have come to tba con
clusion after careful ooneideration of the
attuation that I barter not file," aald the
colonel, in a statement to The Bee, adding
that he appredatea the kindneas of his
frlenda In auggeatlng hi name for such
an exalted position.
"My frienda honored mo in the last cam
paign by electing me to the office of
county coroner. This position I did not
seek at that time, but my frienda filed for
me and I could not get out of making the
race aad I did so, and caads a great saaw-
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i Spring Goods Specially
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I In our linen dept basement
800 fine, all linen, double hemstitched sets, full
bleached, very beautiful patterns in 2.. 2ft and 3
yard cloths large napkins to match worth up to
$7.50, choice for set $3.98
Embroidered scalloped edge satin bed spreads
extra large size regular $4 spreads, each. $2.98
72-Inch full bleached, extra fine satin table damask
warranted all pure linen, $1 damask, yd. G8
NAPKINS TO MATCH
60c mercerized table damask very choice lot
off tne Doit, yard 20 (V '
Large hemmed, linen finish nankins a a-norl rea.'T?
taurant napkin, dosen 25
f 2 Fine Renaissance centerpieces, round or square,
each t8
11.25 hand-embroidered scarfs and lunch cloths,
"cn 49
10c large knit dish cloths, each ., .5
60c large bleached hemstitched Turkish bath towels
-ach 25
lng In this republican city and county. , I
thank , my friends for what they did for
me at that time and at some future time
I . tnlght ask their support again. I have
a builneas that I cannot afford to neglect
as I have given it my entire attention for
twenty-five years, day and night and 1
cannot- afford to sacrifice my buslneea to
go 1 Into politics, and I intend to give my
present office my entire attention."
HERE IS A PUZZLE FOR YOU
Street Railway ' Aaka,' "If Oaanlala.
aata Won't Give Naaaea How too
Wo Correct Wroagtl"
"With the co-operation of the passengers
this company expecta to give Chicago the
best atreet railway ayatem in the world."
"That la a notice the traction company of
Chicago haa placed In all Its can and It
truck me aa being a apjendid idea," said
R. A. Leuaeler, aecretary and asaiatant gen
eral manager of the Omaha A Council
Bluffs Street Railway company, who haa
returned from a ahort trip ta Chicago. "A
company can formulate the beat poaalble
rules for speedy service and for the aafety
of the public, but without the co-operation
of the paasengers theae rules are of little
value. We have Inalancea of this almost
every day. Men, and women will call up
and complain of certain violation of rulea
by our employes, but when we aak for the
numbers of the conductor or raoiorman they
rata to give them, alaling they don't want
to make any trouble for the men. If we
cas t Cad out wbsa a motortoaa er eon-
ductor Is doing things In violation of the
rulea. how are we going to correct the
wronger'
ADVANTAGE OF BEING DRUNK
Traveling- Maa's' Employer Walta
Flfteea Year to Catch II In Sober
Uaoaah to Be "Fired."
From a Kanias City wholesale house an
)maha hotel manager has learned when to
"fire" the cook, discharge the porter, tie
the can to the bar gage man and order the
bartender to quit filling the rummer glaaaea
with golden waaaer.
For several days a traveling aaleaman
who haa the reputation of being a "good
fellow" and trying to live' up to it had
been ataylng at one of the leading Omaha
hotels. The traveler waa converting a
great deal of money into popularity each
day, buying the gem-hued, flower-acented
dream compellera for everyone about the
hotel. The extravagant waste of money
attracted the attention, of the manager and
he looked at the books. The traveler was
paying for everything but his meals, but
the manager thought he would warn the
house, knowing some of the. members of
the firm.
At the expense of the wholesalers Is
Kansas City he called by telephone and
said:
"Tour Mr. Blank has ben here for a
week. He baa been drunk every minute of
the time ha baa been hers and, like a
Sloua Indian, waaa h baa whisky as
wants every one else about the hotel to
have It. It's been carried to the barber
shop for the barbers and to the kitchen
for the cooks. When It Is sent to his room,
he orders two and lnvitea the bell boy to
drink -with him. Several of the boys are
plied up under the stairway In ths base
ment." After this warning the hotel keeper held
his ear class to the telephone, expecting
that the traveler's Job wss gons. Instead
of that, this Is whst he heard, according
to his own atory;
"Why do you want to call us up to tell
us about Mr. Blank when hs is drunk.
Call up some day when you catch him
sober. Ws have been waiting for fifteen
years to get that man sober enough to
firs' him. Good-bye."
TWO MEN SUCCEED GORMAN
Work Performed by Vcteraa'oa Street
Railway Byeteai Is Now
Divided.
Ray II. rindley has. been appointed su
perintendent of track and roadway for the
Omaha . Council Bluffs Street Railway
company and A. I IxU has been ap
pointed superintendent of eleotrlc lines, both
succeeding to the position formerly held
by J. J. Gorman, who has resigned to move
on his ranch.
Mr. Gorman performed the duties as
signed to theae two mra. taa work being
divided.' Mr. Kindle y Is 'a graduate enal
star, who fcas baa with ta aomjraa tot
of
two years, practically In the capacity
aasuuani to Chief Engineer Noyes. A. I
tott la a graduate electrical engineer who
has been with the company about eighteen
months, during which time he has assisted
In the installation of the machinery at the
power station.
GIRL WEEPS, BUT NOT IN VAIN
Colored Girl Brlaa Reaalts Waea
She Cries la the Coart
Room.
Ids Bell Irwin, a 11-year-old colored girl,
wept to soma effect In juvenile court Satur
day morning.
She had been assigned to ths Detention
home, but her leers and walls moved ths
court to let her go bark to her home. The
child, with another, Mills Brown, appro
priated a valentine and a Teddy bear from
the Brandela store one dsy last week.
Readers of Dickens' "Oliver Twist" were
reminded of Fagan aad the Artful Dodger
through the atory told by a little colored
boy. Paul Holiday. The boy was not before
the court, nor is he under arrest In any
way. He simply knows of a aecond-hand
man who urged him to rob another dealer
There is a hint of Ksganiem alao in h-
casa of Pacl Borakl and j. 1.......
reeled for cutting down telephone wire and
wiling It to a Junk dualer. A vl.orou.
campaign agalnat theae fencaa to t..
waged.
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