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THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY. MAY 22. 1900
Women. $1 Combi
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SUITS M
Women's 75c
SHORT SKIRTS
and Drawers
Worth to 50c
Corset cover and skirta or comet corer
and drawers in one piece. The trim
minus are of lace and embroideries.
Good quality cambric enibroldery
tad lace trimmed many different styles
all sties.
These skirts are either plain or pret
tily trimmed with laeee and embrolder
iea. They regularly aell at 76c.
Then aulta are of excellent quality
and carefully slsed. Comet corer and
drawers are ia one piece.
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Saturday will be the greatest day in all the year to buy your muslin underwear. No sale of undermuslins ever held in Ue West can compare
with this. We have been preparing for this event for months. Our wonderful cash buying organization has enabled us to secure bargains never
thought of before. Read these amazing bargains. Every one is a rare special for Saturday.
Two Special Croups
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Skirts, gowns, chemises,
drawers, corset covers
also combination sulta of
corset covers and drawers
and combinations of cor
set covers and skirts
beautifully made with
lace and embroidery trim
ming, tucks, etc., at
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75c Colored
Wash Petticoats
at 39 c
In good quality plain
and striped wash mater
ials, all sizes.
Fine Colored
Wash Petticoats
worth up
98c
to $2 at . . .
Extra qualities of cbam
brays, ginghams, etc.
plain and striped.
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Extra Size
Skirts i Gowns
These are special gar
ments in extra sixes for
stout women. This Offer
will certainly be appre
ciated by women who are
too large for regular Blzes,
as tbls Is the first time
extra sixes have been of
fered at regular prices.
98c, $13?,
$18?
Children's
Ideal Waist, at
19c
Sizes up to 7 years.
Every woman knows the
value and the regular
prices of these ideal
waists..
UNDERMUSLINS AT 45c.
Very well made garments nainsook slip-over night
gowns with neck and sleeves prettily trimmed, also
with yoke effect walking length skirts with em
broidered and lace trimmed flounces umbrella
drawers with deep embroidery or lace
ruffle daintily trimmed corset covers;
short skirts and chemises
45'
Gowns Empire and kimono styles, elaborately trim
med. Chemises Skirt lengths and extra long, beau
tifully made. White Petticoats Rows of lace insert
ings, cluster tucks, ribbon beading. Drawers Um
brella and regular styles lace and em-
' broidered, tucked and hemstitched A
immense assortment
Night gowns and chemises of nainsook, soft combric
and long cloth more than twenty dainty styles of
each slip over effects, with French embroidered
yokes, some prettily ribbon trimmed skirt, chemises
and white petticoats with wide lace inserted ffk
flounces corset covers daintily made y
wide umbrella drawers, etc., at
Children's
Drawers at
9c
Worth 15c and 20c
tucked and hemstitched,
sizes O to 7 years. ,
Deatherbloom
Petticoats
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In blacks and colors,
98c
worth up to
$2.00, at
Hand Made French Lingerie at About the Regular Prices
This great May Sale will include hundreds of dozens of exquisite real hand made French Lingerie, much of which was selected by our own Paris buyer, dealing directly with
French ' commissionaires. Many samples are included. Beautiful gowns, chemises, corset covers and drawers.
Corset Covers and I Genuine French Lingerie, worth up to $5 i Genuine French Lingerie, worth up to $7 Genuine French Lingerie, worth up to $9
!."'.":. .$1.98 l :;a..,.6T.... $2.98 T..'.'-. $3,981 P.- $4.98
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Corset Covers, Chemises and Drawers, I Chemises, Drawers,
worth up to 2.00, QQ. J Gowns, worth up
at JOC at
Children's
Skirts, at
ISc
Worth up to 35c, sizes
2 to 10, plain tucking and
hemstitching 18c.
Styles that are New
Quality You Can Depend Upon
Women's Low Shoes
No store in Omaha sells
shoes that have half the
high quality of these at a
price so low. All the newest
and most popular styles are
included the new pumps,
the new brown and black
oxfords, smart patent leath
ers, etc. other $
stores ask $3.50;
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We are exclusive agents in Omaha for the famous Red
Cross Shoes for women they bend with the foot and
require no breaking. Prices ..$3.50 d 84.00
Every correct and pretty novelty Is shown at
Brandeis Stores this season.
Brandeis Stores
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Big Sale of Sample Millinery
Bought from
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o tion of their worth.
D Trimmed hats in the pretti
n est styles of the season not a
P hat worth less than $7.50 and
many up to $12.00 your choice
Saturday; two big lots
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Men's Summer Underwear
Mercerized Silk. Porous Knit, to.
worth up to SI. 30. at
59c
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$1.00 MILAN HATS at 33c
on Sale in Basement.
One thousand fresh, new, up-to-date
untrimmed Milan hats
-all strictly new 1909 sum-
white; on 6ale in
the basement
worth $1.00 each.
39c
On Sale in Basement Another Big Sample Line
Bought from Folgeman Bros. & Hirsh, N. Y., all new, $150
pretty and stylish worth up to $5.00 basement, at.
YOUR CHOICE OF ALL THE FLOWERS and FOLIAGE
in Our Entire Stock, at One-Half Price.
Thousands of bunches of flowers and folUge of every variety.
Fine large bunches Saturday at exactly half our former prices.
UNTRIMMED HATS
Worth up to $5.00, at $1.50
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A great purchase of the newest Q
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black, white and burnt D
sold earlier in the
season for $5.00,
at, each
As a Special Feature of this Extraordinary Sale Saturday, We Will Sell
ALL OUR IMPORTED MILLINERY AND ALL OUR MIDSUMMER HATS
ThU includes all our exquisite $15, $20, lf TCT1 n r TUT 3i 1 -ff TOT79?
$25, $35 and $40 HaJs Mia & JBLJT Jt ACaAA & A
Special Sale Jewelry and
Leather Goods
One piece Baby Alligator Bags all leather lined,
with alligator Inside purse worth to $8.50
choice 33.08
Five hundred genuine goat and cow hide bags all
leather and moire lined worth to $2.60, at $1.25
and 91.00
Genuine leather bags all with inside purse real
seal hand purses, your choice, at 69
Women's fancy bracelets hand chased and plain
narrow and wide widths all genuine gold filled,
with five year guarantee worth to $8, at $2.50
Pretty Jabot Tins in large grape stone amethyst and
topas at, each 25 C
Miniatures in green gold frames for collars, at..25
Men's solid gold scarf pins, all stamped 10-k, and
worth to $5.00, your choice SI. OO
Jet Jewelry, showing all the very latest novelties in
hair ornaments, la Vallleres, belt pins, brooches,
each, from 25 to $25
Brandeis Stores
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Now Going on in Old Store
BiJ Sale MEN'S CLOTHING
$7.45 : $14 75
All Wool Serges and
Worsted Suite, at....
' 1.000 Fancy Band Decorated
Poltcry Vases
Factory samples that were
bought for almost nothing.
Saturday we are putting them
on sale at a mere fraction of
their value. Tankards and
vases, worth up to $3,
$5 and $8 each,
this sale, each . . .
$1
BOO Japanese glass wind bells Nicely
decorated worth 60c
Saturday, at, each
19c
DRAHDEIS STORES
The Season's Biggest Musical Hits at 19c Each
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JUNGLE MOON
The biggest song craze of all.
More catchy and tuneful than
"Raihbow" by the same writ
er. It's the tropical love song
that everybody is buying now
-special Saturday, Q
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Hear your songs sung
by Omaha's popular tenor
Mr. Carl Moriti. Free
concert all day.
Pudnln Tame two-step hit,
for
Baby Talk catchy song,
' for
Little School House in the
Valley ballad
Carmaltta Spanish love
song ,
19c
19c
19c
19c
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lYOU KID
The big catch song of the season. You hear it
everywhere you go by Armstrong and
Clark the clever writers of "Baby Doll"
and "Can't You See I'm, Lonely." Come in
and hear it sung, special for Saturday J9
Cut Price Drugs
2Kc Fanltol Tooth Wash To
iia Banltol Touth Powder,
at 14s
iio Sanltol Tootb futt 14a
26o Ur. Urtvet' Vooia fu-
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$1.00 Pompelkn Uuuii
creum
2&c itubiroiuu tto
X6c Colgate' Intai paate,
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25o Co Ira tea Taioum ..l&o
(0c Berry a i'reckla Olrn-
meat 3o
60c Java Rice Powder SSe
24e Satlnett Rica Powder,
at 14o
Ask for aample of Laielle'a
Japaneaa Honeysuckle, per
urday, apeclal
I.aiell a Borated Talcum....
!;5o I.aaell'a Rice Powder....
J 6c Chamois
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perfume,
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1 pint Thermos Bottle (3.00
i cake Ivory Soap x0
t cakea Coluate Knallah Proceaa S5o
lUc Uutnieai iKegai) ouap, f for., 8oo
Z6u Woodbury'a. vpeclai 18o
10c WUllama' 81iavlu Boap....j.. fto
cakea Couoanut Oil (ioap a&o
2bo Cutlcura Moap goo
lOo 8hlnola. apeclal a
10c Palm Olive Koap , to
Sic pi:kage Camphor Flak ISO
16c (Stand Mirror .'. i0
Ulme kiafety Razor be
BVBI GOODS
71c Fountain Kyrlng
IJ.60 Combination Myrlne ..
IJ.00 VUtor'a Female Douche.'
74c Hot Water Bottle
7c Rubber Olovea
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$1.00 I.ydla Plnkham a Vegetable Com
pound ". ao
tOc Hyrup of Flga 45,
1 quart Tliermoa Bottle
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BRANDEIS STORES
RIGHTS OF ROAD IN AIR
Callferala Tewa riaaalaa the Rev
alalia of Aerial Nevlga-tlaa.
The (ity attorney's office of Loa Angelea
triaged In a search for aerial juris
rudenee becauae the captive balloon at
'laata Park, after the maaner of all bal
oone. veers with the wind over diver and
tuadry lands and lota owned by park
oelabbera. They object to aand ballaet 00
the around that It la a nulaanra Thw alan
proteat aaalnat It on their roof. The mana
ger 01 tne Aero club or California believes
the time baa come for regulating traffic
between earth and heaven.
To define the right of balloons and air
ships and to protect aerial navigation,
property owners and clt'.aena from posaible
damages la the purpoae of a propoaed ordi
nance which the club I preparing for
preeentation to the city council. It will
lobably be the flrat In the world.
The aubject was brought to the attention
of the city attorney and referred by him to
Aaalatant Wilaon. A conference was held
between Wilaon and the Aero club manage
ment and it was agreed that It la not un
timely to have such an ordinance framed
and preaented for paaaage. WUaon aug
geated that member of the club formulate
article and then hold another conference
with him.
The Aero club member contend that the
time Is near when aerial craft will be com
mon In southern California, and that soma
provialon must be made for their legal op
eration. Already Knabeushue has flown
all over the city In his dirigible; other air.
hip are about to be conatructed; a num
ber of flights have bean mads with the
balloons American and United State; sev
eral flying machine of th "heavier than
air" variety have been completed ar.d
await succeaa to Iniur local uae; many
models of other machine have been made
and aeveral are under procesa of construc
tion. With all this going on th aero peo
ple believe that aerial navigation In south
ern California will be ealenalv very aoon.
The Aero club wanta to make provision
requiring all balloonist to have permit,
either from the Aero Club or the city of
ficials, a a protection against unskilled
aeronaut; that aand taken up in a balloon
be of a certain quality and sifted; that cer
tain limitations b made regarding captive
balloons; that airships and fllng machines
be required to keep away from buildings
and wires except where landing places are
provided, etc. Angeles Times.
Chicago Beaaty Sajaad.
Chkago'a experiment with a "beauty
aquad" of glrla and women, acting a de
tective to keep the lid on In place where
their sea Is known to sek refreshment
wlib their escorts after midnight 1 fraught
with possibilities of human lntret. For
Instance, If a beauty-squadder in the dis
charge of her duty detects srme tne In
whom she 1 Interested entertaining a fair
and unsuspected rival will thers b some
hair pulil-g added to th coltl formalities
of ordinary procedure A curlou nation
watchea with Interest. Chicago Journal.
Everybody Swears ay Hlaa.
"Who's th beat known man In this
townshlpT" queried the advance agent for
the medicine show.
"Well, young feller," answered I'ncle
fills Seaver alowly, a h carefully packed
the tobaoro In his black pipe, "Jake Sey
mour holds that record about now, by
eatln the fust new potatoes from his own
garden, tho' Hank Calkins Is a close sec
ond with his new peas. Aunt Sarah gtan
uu 't t'rc"n' considerable attention
with her flock of eighteen llht brahmaa
with an egg record of twelve dosen In eight
d?,y"'Jh m b,ln' writ UB ' he Smlth
vllle Banner. An' Wall! Weaver'a bulldln'
a new hip-roof barn. But I guea every
thing condilerin'. Hquire Hamilton' about
the mom popular man about these carta
now. Kverybody aeema to iwur by tha
squire, serin' he' Jest been elected as
sessor.' Judge. (
Quick Action for Tour Money Jo
that by ulog The Bee advertising- columns.