Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, September 18, 1909, NEWS SECTION, Page 8, Image 8
THE BEE: OMAITA. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. lf09. OMAHA Fall Millinery That Is Correct, Becoming and ModeraUly'Prlced II mm wWmm The Most OUartn- lag Novelty ef the New Beaena U Un Draped Turban It is the daintiest and apiartest In novation Imagin able, mad to fit snugly to th head mad of draped velvet with aigrette ef lecU. etc. Alao stunning large hU In the new turned up styles, new trl coruee, etc, at S!0 J&tttnning Large Hats and Chic New Turbans at 5 The finest assortment of medium priced bata that we have ever shown; new large hats, turbana, m etc., that could be Bold elsewhere fer lea 'hi than lie, at New Fall Millinery at $2.50 BftMrment Theee are thla fall season's hate large, medium and 'snail bata, well trimmed and worth n E t up to 17.60 apecial in basement, Jh. Jll r at , Children's Streamer Hats at 75c Great assortment of these little girls' hats in various colors for school wear Children's Section c second floor at m JC IN THE SHEET MUSIC DEPARTMENT Now I Have You A gem in vocal music We cannot say too much for this song it meets every requirement pos sible to make it a posi tive hit Published in Hfh and low voice a !.( wedding; sons: on .-..-.lo Satur day at . DX 19c New Instrumental Fuxiy Wuuy Rag. Hickory Barn Dance. Glad K. Jolly Corki. Sweetheart Walts. Morlgold 3-Sinp. Torero Habeners, new. l.u It y Lo. Devilish Hag. BunSet. 2 !cp. I.a Toera Wait. I -a uk 111 UK Moon. Flag of the Free. Marathon, 2 -step. New Vocal . Let Me Be Tour Cowboy. My Dearie. My Wife's Gone to the Country. Hurrah for the Ball Onmi. I Leve My Wife, But Oh Tou Kid. Dixie, I Love Tou. When the Orchard Are In Bloom. Dreamy Swanee. Beautiful Eyes. I'll Be With Tou Bye and Bye. When the Bugle Horn, Is Silent. 'Tbe Browne.!' Smartest little frock ever designed fer girls and taleses. A eopy of the garment worn by F!le JanW In the Fair Co-Ed., at. $10 Special Oilers LOfoimninii? - ' ' in Our Great Suit and 1 ciB,. Hnslla Underwear Sec. Outing Flannel Oowne plain or striped t ft fiH.4 width IOC and length New Featheri1lk and Sat een Petticoat OB. colors and black. ... Z"1 Cloak Department I mw Our tailored suits for The styles that Brandeis shows are always conect and always practical. women are the acme of eleganoe and fine tailoring. Your Choice of 350 High Grade Tailored Suits; for Women, Made to Sell up to $25, each There are 350 of these high class tailored suits every new cloth and color is represented and there are many sample garments all new fall styles for 1909. $15.00 "Fashionsear New Arrivals Every Day in Oar l9 Suit for Women The Fall Style Aristocrats These salts are not to be oom pared In any way with other suits that sell for twenty-five dollars. Nearly every woman in Omaha la familiar with this ex traordinary line. The "Fashionseals" this year are finer in texture and smarter in design than ever. "Fashlonseal" suits are always... with this ex- $25 Our High Class Tailored Suit $35 These are all new and beautiful tailored suits in charming new styles and exclusive materials. Many are copies of expensive French models and cannot possibly bo du plicated. They are superior in every, way to most suits selling at $45.00 and $60.00. Spe cially priced Sat., at... ill bvoi y . wtt v $35 a LONG FITTED COATS Z fitted back Broadcloth coats dressy, pretty and smart gar ments. There is an air of dis tinctive elegance and fashion about these stunning coats, at $10 $25 $29 $35 $39 and $49 NEW STYLE JERSEY DRESSES Smart, up-to-date little dresses. The neatest garments of the season made of (rood silk Kayser Jersey with flounce of kilt pleated panama or serge specially priced at $10 NEW WOOL DRESSES. New Broadcloth, Serge and Diag onal Cloth Dresses the variety is almost endless. Every color you may desire In plain tailored, embroidered and braid trimmed, $17.50 $19 $25 $29 . $32.50 and $35 Brandeis Show a Great Variety of Styles in Children's Wear New School Dresses, in plain and plaid wool goods, made in all the oatchy little ideas for the children, all colors and sizes, at 98c $1.50 $1.98 $2.98 $3.98 and $5 Children's Blue All Wool Serge Sailor Suits, trimmed with emblem and black tie, braid on collar and cuffs, made to sell at $5 CP t O for a' Saturday special, at kpe O SS5SS3 H acaoaw Hair Goods Specials Switches for the New TURBAN COIFS Natural, Wavy 3 (-inch Switch 19 value . . . .$7 28-inch Switch $12 value . . .$9 For Saturday only any of our $25 Switches,, for 818 This la the beat bargain In hair goods Brandeis Second Floor All made of first quality convent hair, ever offered in Omaha. Straight Hair Switches 18 Inches long 08 20 inches long .gl.QO 22 Inches long 8(2.70 24 inches lonr $4.60 Transformation Saturday only, t $5.08 Hair Rolls The Marcel Perfeoto Hair Rolls all eh ailo. 12-lnch 3So H-lnch eoe 14-tnoli 760 24-Inch hair roll, net covered 3 60 value lso 24-lnch washable hair roll BOe 24-Inch extra large roll, $1 value, at 7Bo Natural Wavy Switches 20 inches long 22 Inches long 24 Inches long 24 Inches long . , 26 Inches long 28 Inches long SI. OS t3.4S 3.01) 95.00 87.00 39.00 . Hair Nets, For Saturday The Lillian larg auto size hair nets at ...... OC The Coiffure Hair Nets, large size, at : '..25c s w Puffs 8 in set $2 value $1.50 6 in set $1.50 value $1 Large cluster puffs $2.50 val ue, for ..$1.50 Jewelry French enameled Pin Sets, inlaid with pearls, S in set, at All this season's styles In Bug, Beetle and Spider Jewelry now so popular, Hat Pins, Belt Pins, Cuff Links and Jabot Pin. Railroad Men's Watches 17-Jewel adjusted Waltham movement In dust proof, German silver cases, screw Bezel back and J7 QQ front, worth $12. at eJletKJ 10-in. solid leather bags all leather lined inside purse, J J Genuine Alligator Hornback Bags all leather lined with inside purse. Sold elsewhere at $10 1 4 A e?1e17 choice BR&KllBeD STlr3ES---M.&Hi& ra nMFSirri pq lii.i rj JO 1 Fg" OMAHA Saturday Special A Gretvt Salo of Laundry Bags ag ana 3 Never were such fine, large Laundry Bags sold at this price. Fine art ticking and cre tonne bags in an im mense variety of colors and designs, worth up to $1.25, Saturday, needle work department, at. . . . 75c Pillow Slips at 25 Each Hundreds of handsome sofa pillow slips in tapestry, cretonne, denim, burlap and imita tion leather, positively sold up to $1.00, need lework department, Sat urday, at, each 25c 3-4 Special Bargains in BLANKETS $2.50 Woolnap Blankets at $1.59 Pair 11-4 and 12-4 white, gray and tan soft finished blankets, that would be a bargain at $2.50 a pair, as long as this lot T 1 fl lasts we offer them at, ejii ZP $7 Fine White 11-4 Wool Blankets $4.85 Full 11-4 size and weight 6 pounds, are bound with 3-inch silk ribbon, sell everywhere at $7.00, Saturday, at, per ffi OC pair ..pTeO J Fine All Wool 11-4 Blankets at $3.93 Extra heavy, weighing from W2 to 5 pounds, all wool and velvet finish, would T Z Q Q sell at $5.00, Saturday, at, pair . .vpe0 Infants' Crib Blankets 2 Be Infants white crib blankets, C at, eaoh IJC 85c fancy figured Crib Blankets, at, iJ,Q each ; TrC Also Beacon's complete line of Baby Blanketa and Comforters. Comforter Specials Full sire silkollne and sateen covered Comforters with pure white sanitary cotton filling, at 08c, $1.10, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $1.8 and up to ..... . . $3.50 Drug Specials ISO Hydrogen Peroxide, So S6o Violet Bath rewfler, Se 26c Rublfoam ISO Jto Bosedent Tooth Wash, at I5c Dr. Lyon's Tooth Po- der e SLtO Oriental Cream, tl.OS I6o Batln Skin Cream. le Tto Pompelan Maaaare. Ito LlLao Taloum Powd. 10c ISo Cola-ataa Taloum Pow der lee to Danderlne 4 So 60o Java Rioe Powder.. 88 25o Roger c Oallet Rioe Powder Me SOe Jockey Club Perfume, per ounce So too White Rose, os BSo 10a Crabauple, per os., S)o 11.4)0 La Trefle, per a., eeo 1 le. BO-ICul Team loiu at rSo Butter Gloves 3o 5 oakes Ivory Soap . ...lo oake Colgate's Bngllik Preoess lOo Williams or Oolrate's bavins' Boay, spool!. Bo PATBJTT lCBBiaurSfl EOo Milk's E mule Ion .BBo BOo Syrup of Figs oo fl Lydla Ptnkham'a Vege table Compound ......BSo 11 Puffy'e Pure Malt ..Bo ISO Caatoria .4 BBo OAMmiaa irmixi $1 plate Holder. 4x8.... o I1.IS Plate Holder, H7.09O 11.00 'Tripod 89o 1 2. to Metal Tripod ....gls I tubes Developer BSo 1 lb. Hypo Bo We do finishing and developing. "PEARY WILD KOT BEAT ME" . 0. McCormick Says He Would Stick for the Big Pole. WOULD STAND NO THROW DOWN Uarrlmaa Traffic 'Man Aaarrta Had lie Cone Moat of Wajr n,'d Bore Flalak or Mix It with the Ulacovrrer. K. O. McCormick, assistant traffic man aKi't' of the Union Tacifio, stopped In Onu'.lia for a bhort time Friday morning:, lie vu In lila private car with a party of fr i..i's nnit wrh rnroute to Seattle to aeo II; x; ik i! inn. In IiIh jiurty beHldca hlm ti.l ant wife were J mini' J. Oils Humphrey 11 ;fi of Chlrttiio; K. S. Conway, mem In 1 .f tin Ciilf.ma Commoire assuclatlun, and wi!. aril Ml Mabol Uotrrra of Chi cago. JuilKe Hiin'phrey Is on the United Etatee circuit brtu-h of llllnola and his home is at SprlnKrirM. The MeCormli'k party arrived on North . Weatern train No. 21 and left for the weat en Union I'aciric train No. 9. During the I western trip the party will visit Seattlo I and several points In California. Mr. McCormick Insisted that tils trip waa j simply one for pleasure and that he had . thrown off business cares while making It. He was questioned aa to who would be mado Mr. Harrlman's successor an presi dent of the Union Pacific and answered that he waa unable to give any information on that point. He said the question was in the hands of the directors and nothing had been given out yet. Mr. McCormick and his two guests, Mr. Conway and Judge Humphrey, were ready to discuss any subject as they sat In the manager's car at the station., Mr. Conway brought up the subject of the North pole and said that he was a Cook man. He asked both Mr. McCormick and Judge Humphrey which of the two discoverers they supported. The judge said he was with Cook, but tho traffic manager Bald he had reserved his decision until he heard further details relating to the twe expedi tions. I.Ike Cooka Actions. "I like the manner In which Cook has told his story to the world," aald Judga Humphrey. "He purely has proven himself a gentleman and that goes a great ways with me." "That's Just the point I make," declarrd Mr. Conway. "Cook has refused to get into a controversy with Peary and has acted like a gentleman all through the af fair. I am acquainted with a man who made a trip with Peary once and he told me that Peary mistreated hla men. "See what he did on thla last trip. When he got within striking distance of the pole he said to the real men In hla party: 'You fellows stay back there; I will go find the pole myself.' Then he took along an Es kimo and located the pole." "He never would have done that with me, spoke up Mr. Mccormick, ir 1 naa been In that party. He and I would have gone to the mat right there. I don't know whether Peary did such a thing or not and I am waiting to hear more from both him and Cook, before declaring my fav orite. We don't need to worry much about the pole yet, though. We haven't any railroad running there." CONFER ON TRIAL OF MABRAY Rush and Swfiuon Lay Plans Hearing; of "Mike" Cases Next Week. for Special Assistant United Ptatee District Attorney General S. R. Rush and Postofflce Inspector J. S. SwinHon have been In con sulfation relative to the J. C. Mabray cases to be brought to trial In the federal courts for the Iowa district at Council Bluffs be ginning next week. Many witnesses have been summoned In the cases, some of the "Mikes" being from Canada, who enjoyed several thousand dol lars worth of experience with Mabray and his confederates In their lack of judgment on the results of a horse race and a prise fight. Assistant Attorney General Rush will as sist United States Diatrict Attorney Temple of Iowa in the trial of the cases against Mabray. MORE FLAGS ON TAFT ROUTE Samson Asks Householders to Deco rate Homes. the kniEhts. He will speak from the presi dential box. 4... ...j SHBURN-CROSBYCO- Gold Medal Flour 1 PRESIDENT TO SEE FINEST HOMES Line of Drive Will Carry Him Past Many of Beat Omaha Has Box Dnllt at the Dea for Visiter. Samson has Issued a request that so far as possible residences along the route taken by President Taft Monday be dec orated with American flags. This route has met with the approval of the entire board of governors, as It not only takes the president by as many school houses as the time permits, but also drives him past many of the finest residences of the city. Among the prettiest drives along the route is that through Bemlg park, wtlh the beautiful houses high in the air and surrounded with beautiful lawns. The drive will go past the residences of Bishop Scannell and Mrs. E. W. Nash, the castle of G. A. Joslyn, the beautiful homes of C. N. Delti, J. E. Baum, E. A. Cudahy and many of the others in the West Far nam district. The run is also over the boulevard from Harney street to the new Field club residence district and should give President Taft the Impression thi Omaha is a city of beautiful homes. The Hock Island has arranged to haul the presidential party from Dea Moines to Omaha on a special train aa the first section of No. 17 to run ahead of that train. Thus the president and his party should reach Omaha on time, if not a little ahead of time. The special train will be made up of the two private cars of the presidential party, a baggage car of the New York Central railroad and the private car of H. S. Cable, general superintendent of the Rock Island. Preparations are complete for the dinner to be tendered to Mr. Taft at the Omaha club. It will be an elaborate affair. The menu has been given out. The Omaha club will spend 1250 for flowers to decorate the tables. The music will cost about $75 and the waiters $100. The menu cards will be elaborate and will cost about $2 apiece and will be a beautiful souvenir of the banquet. Samson also wishes to remind all knights of Ak-Sar-Ben that no visitors will be ad mitted to the den Monday night and that all knights will be required to present both their membership cards and their but tons at the door. The private box which President Taft and party will occupy at the den has been built near the front and on the east side of the arena. It la so arranged that the automobile carrying the president may drive In the large door at the east side of the den and take the president to the side of the box ao he may step from the auto mobile to the box. The fact that the presi dent' train will run on special time from Omaha to Denver will give time to witness the entire production of "Paprika Schnlt sel" snd also te make a abert speech to Can't Get Away; I'm in Guard House Soldier Boy Lover Sends Sweetheart for License, but She Gets it Not. It is beginning to look as If John E. Bur roughs, a soldier at Fort Crook, will have to wait until he gets out of the guard house before he can get married. A day or two ago a woman appeared be fore Clerk Furay and asked for a mar riage license. The man's name she gave as John E. Burroughs, but before she got to glvlns her own soon-to-be-changed cog nomen Furay asked for the man's age and the home of his parents. Alas, she was stopped. She did not know either one. When told to call him up she explained that he was in the guard house at Fort Crook and was denying himself to visitors. Furay was obdurate and the license was not Issued. It may be that she is now spending her evenings trying to run the guard, since they are evidently very an.t lous to get married as soon as the groom can got out. BIG FIREWORKS FOR THE KING Elaborate Display Will Be One of the Features of the Kail Festivities. One of the big features of the fall fostlvltleB overlooked In the rush of the Important matters, Including the visit of President Taft as the guest of Ak-ar-Ben, is the big fireworks display to be given Thursday night. These will Include set pieces galore, serial fireworks and blazes of all sorts. The free attraction on the King's High way this year will be the Howards, wire walkers, who will give their performances 230 feet In the air. Other high priced free attractions are bicycle and trapeze acts on high wires stretched over the carnival grounds. " Skinned from Head to Heel waa Ben Pool, Threet. Ala., when dragged over a gravel roadway, but Bucklnn's Ar nica Salve cured him. 25c. Sold by Beaton Drug Co. Tf you have anything to sell or trade and want qluok action, advertise U in The Bee want Aa. columns. BRANDEIS STORES 1 Invite tho Men of Omaha to Inspect Our First Review of Fall Styles ,n Our Mew leu's Overcoat Dept. T $ v 2d Floor Old Store 7 I rVl i irA-i.6. t ( v- . a-' i Separate Entrance for Men Northwest S corner Sixteenth and Douglas Streets. Most complete exposition of men's fashionable wear ver made in Omaha. Our overcoat section has been remodeled and ,newly equipped. Like an imposing military dress parade, each overcoat is shown where it may be individually inspected. Walk between the long ranks of coats and see all the new style features that s will previal. Brandeis Is Agent in Omaha for Rogers . Peet, Uirsh-Wickwire. R. & W., Newport and Renwlck System Overcoats. See the new fancy patterns that will find jrreat favor. See the new Presto Cravenettes the new Auto-Combi, a four-styles-in-one overcoat the new Russian military styles that lend such a distinguished air to the wearer. The new Kaglan sleeve is an extreme novelty, also the new Eureka-Stanley four-in-one coat. Every style that will be worn by the best dressed New Yorkers is here in the size and pattern you wi$h. Your presence is respectfully requested at this showing. See the glimpse of Correct Styles for Men that are shown in our windows. THfHvvHi J 4 l aV V