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Spring Suits
FOR WOMEN, SPECIALLY
PRICED FOR SATURDAY
Several hundred smart tailored
suits, in the cleverest new styles for
spring. All the newest style features,
including the long roll collar, the Cos
sack and Balkan effects) etc the new
light shades now so popular are most
prominent. Every suit is absolutely
correct and extra well tailored; spec
ial prices - . .
$25 and S35
THE NEWVOIlYsKIRTS
Made in the newest styles for spring
1910 these skirts are beautifully
made and are being shown in blacks
and the favorite colors for (J f f
spring; special, at ...... ) U
THE NEW LNTSERGE COATS
TJ,.r C.'IL- 1Via A (TIca veiT ciever ana practical this season;
fleW OUK DreSSeS at $lZ.aU two special groups. . . .$15 and $19
Here are dainty dresses, in plain and New Shantung Dresses for $19
etriped taffeta-they are as new as The styles in this group are so pretty
can be and they are bound to be ex- and practical for every use that they
tremely popular this coming J50 "will be great favorites this sea- (P 1 ft
season; special group, at son; a splendid variety, at. .. ij)!
Stunning Nevy Lingerie Waists for Spring 1910
The new styles in lingerie waists for 1910 are certainly prettier than ever be
fore. : We have secured a larger variety and more charming styles than were
ever shown by any one house in the west, at. .$1.50, $1:98, $2.50, $2.98
We present the season's daintiest styles In gonulne hand made lingerie waists. These waists
Wo have never shown such exquisite styles; special groups.
$5.00. 57.50. 310.00 and $15.00
are In a class by themselves.
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Brandeis Is First to Show Authentic Models
In Both French and American
Spring Millinery
In presenting to Omaha women
the styles in millinery that will prevail
this season, we give assurance that
Brandeis hats will possess the same in
dividuality and the same deft artistic
touches that give an air of distinction
to every woman who wears one.
Among our own Imported models and In
the American adaptations as well, are many
distinct style creations. We mention the
new Harem turban, the clever, large hats
that are rolled abruptly from the back, the
stunning French pallors that will be so pop
ular abroad, and the new Cachniere hats soon to be In universal vogue.
A Large and Varied Assemblage Awaits You at Brandeis.
SPECIAL,
SALE
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I OMAHA
Extra Specials for Saturday on 2d Floor
New Spring Hats Moderately Priced
Brandeis Stores are
noted for the clever
ness of moderate priced
hats. "We offer several
hundred stunning, new
spring hats, trimmed beau
tifully with flowers. Every
. hat is absolutely correct In
style; specially
priced for Sat-'
urday each,,
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Brandeis Spring Hats are
the copies of expensive
French models, extremely
modish and beautifully
trimmed
special,
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ny correct in
$5
3U Ltl Ull Jf
$10
SATURDAY IS MAPLE DAY IN SWEETLAND
Delicious Maple Penochis, maple peanut clusters,
maple gems, maple glace caramels, etc; special, lb..
Women's Wash Dresses
and Lingerie Dresses
These are stunning new styles for 1910, which
we secured by special purchase. "Wash and lin
gerie dresses for women and misses long or short
sleeves, plain colors, plaids ' and checks, also
Brownell wash dresses, lingerie dresses, etc. sizes
32 to 44 one of the greatest bargains ever offered
at Brandeis.
Actually
worth uo to
$10.00 cach...!
Children's New Spring Jackets
Made in pretty juvenile styles, just the coat you'll
want to buy for spring, at $3.98 and $5.00
Children's Rainproof Capes lor School Wear
Children's Rainproof Canes for School Wear Th pan nrft rrvr.t.v nrtfi rr-nntirnl
rubberized capes with plaid lined hoods; extra special bargain, each, $1.98
OUR RED CROSS DRUG SALE
Every month we have a special Red Cross Drug Sale, which is known as the
greatest bargain event of toilet articles and drugs in Omaha, The specials for
Saturday are extraordinary. ' "
tooth
POWMR t
gggp23c Sanitol Face 11") 0g3!58
l.BO Oriental Cream ,1.04 I
55 vsg
2Sc 'Sanitol
, Paste,' at .
Tooth
, . .14c
aso Emti'i Benzoin and - Almond lo
tion, speolal I7e
B3e Talonni Powder ,6o
5 Cttol Ivory Sop 19p
1 lb. 30 Mnle Team Boras: 9o
85o Bhlnola Ontflf .
. .ISO
Colffate'B
iao Chemole. epecleJ
TOILKT AU11CLES
Colgate's Tooth Powder(small) 10c
26c Kublfoam jc
Dento's Tooth Paste ...... Oc
Sozodont Tooth Powder ..17:
Toilet Bath Powder Oc
Bathasweet ic
Milk Weed Cream 3Vc
60c Charles Flesh Food 38c
60c Java Rice Powder 20c
60c Pozzonl's Powder 20c
25c Satinett Powder 14c
60c Mme. Yale's Powdor 40c
Any of Colgate's regular 50c Per
fumes, Saturday, per oz. . .25c
'4
25c
26o
25c
26c
60c
91 Traveling Caae I
for
. .490
35o Oak
for .. .
ale
..170
26c bottle HydroKPn Peroxide c
75c
$1.00
for .
Rubber Gloves . . 8c
Pompelan Massage
Cream.
. . 09c
l'ATKNT MliOlOlNKS
GOc Milks Emulsion 2c
60c Syrup of Figs 45c
1.00 Liydla Pinkham's .Vegetable
Compound, for ......89c
$1.00 Duffy's Pure Malt .- 9c
$1.00 Cooper's New Discovery 89c
ICo Williams'
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SOAPS
10c Palm Olive 7c
15c LI qu ozone .Oc
3 cakes Grandpa's Tar Soap ,.10c
5 cakes White Ribbon lc
3 cakes English Process ..... .25c
Pear's Unscented Soaps 12c
PHOTO SUPPLIES
25c Developing Trays 14c
35c 6x7 Developing Trays ....19c
7 Tubes M. Q. Developer 25c
4x5 Printing Frame 14C
$1.00 Ruby Lamp 49C
We do developing and finishing.
CIGARS
5c Hoffmanettes 3 for 10c
5c Capaduras : 3 for 10c
5 c Owl 3 for ioc
BRANDEIS STORES OMAHA
Sale of Hand Embroidered Center Pieces, Pil
low Tops and Scarfs Slightly Soiled,
Hand Embroidered Tan Linen, 24 inch centers, with
cluny lace edge, regular $3.50 values, special $1.25
White coronation cord centers, regular $4 values, spe
cial, at 75
Hand embroidered pansy center, 2 4 inch on brown
linen, recular $6.50, value, special at . .. ...81.08
Pillow, Tops embroidered, with ruffle and back, on
white lawn, regular $6.60 values, special. , . .$1.25
Pillow Top, hand embroidered In conventional design,
on brown linen, regular $10 values, at $2.50
Library Scarf, embroidered on brown linen, size 18x45,
regular $10 value, at 83.98
White Lawn Dresser Scarf, hand embroidered; size
18x35, regular $8 value, special, at 82.98
Lawn Dresser Scarfs, 20x54 hand embroidered In floral de
sign, regular $1.60 values, special 7 So
Brown Linen Scarf, 18x54, conventional design, regular
13.60 value, special 75o
Specials in Cut Flower Department
Beautiful home Carnations, at, Blooming Cener
grown Violets, d O Z- ereans and Hya
Saturday, at, a . c i n t h s, at,
bunch ....10 en 5UC each 25d
Also large variety of 'roses, daffodils, tulips,
sweet peas, lilies of all kinds at special prices.
Plants and baskets, at, each 19 and 59
SPECIAL SALE OF SILVERWARE
set of six,
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Rogers Bros. 1847 Vint
age Pattern Tea Spoons
Best in the world
warranted 20 years
per set of six, $ f 25
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Chest f Roger's Silvfc ct $4.95
Wm. A. Rogers 26-piece silver chest
six teaspoons, six table spoons, six
knives, six forks, one sugar shell,
one butter knife worth $f 93
$10.00; 26 pieces for T
Rogers Bros. 1847 Vint
age Pattern Dessert
Spoons Best in the
world on sale at, per
Rogers Bros. 1847 Vint
age Pattern Six Knives
and Six Forks All in
a fancy box; on sale
$739 at, per box, S39
only J
Leather Shopping Bags at 49a
OiLf ront bargain square solid leather
genuine goat seal bags all leather
lined with rnsido purse ovcflappiw
frame and worth $1.25;
your choice, at C
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The Finest Human Hair Goods
at Lewest Prices
fe J ever. Price for Saturday only IC
,f Our Turban Braid 28 inches long $ T98
I . . nht a CP , Mil I i n
V f 1 w mix; iiivy iat, ."jhj.uu vuiues, in. .
Roman Rrsiids mnrln of finp snff. nninrnl
$12.00 values, Saturday only pO
Our leader Natural Wavy Switches m ade of all long hair 36 inches $ O 93
long and weighs 4 oz, $15.00 values; this sale 0
Two large size Auto Nets I Washable Roll, 24-inch I Net Covered Rolls; on sale,
at '....15M 75c value 50J I at 5ck
BRANDEIS STORES - OMAHA
MARRIAGE EASY OYER RIVER
But Judge Sutton Declares a Cloud of
.HI Omen Hangs Ovsr Them.
WHERE THEY BREED DIV0BCES
JarUt Points Moral lir lulmn Drorre
, to Coanell niaffa Coapl Cnpld '
Battled at the Ilcenae
Clerk'a Otttce.
"Another Council Bluffs weddlriB!"
slffhed Judge Sutton of district court as he
signed a decree which severed Mrs. Edna
It. Lewis from Harold Lewis.
. 1 'These weddings of Omaha young people
, In' Council Bluffs before a magistrate are
, not likely to eventuate happily, as to.)
many eases prove,'.' continued the court.
, "Weddings which are solemnised before a
. minister anywhere are more likely to be
j happy, anyhow."
' Judge Button in these remarks Is stand
ing by his guns, for It will be remembered
Ihat he spoke In similar vein some time
Igo, and his remarks not being perfectly
Understood, there was called down , upon
his head a storm of Indignant, reproach.
The then president of the Commercial club
of Council Bluffs, among others, making
official utterance of - statements that do
mestlo experiments which begin in Coun
cil Bluffs-are peculiarly blessed In the out?
t tome and that there Is almost a certainty
1 it a measure of . connubial bliss ensuing
i hlch Is like unto Eden before the serpent
rt1ved. '
. At y the same hour that Judge . Sutton
, tPoke) two Council Bluffs people were at-
Vmplng.to get married In Omsha and
failed.V Isaac Van peuaen and Mrs. Anna
; r. FtaWlln besought LJcense Clerk Charles
Furay (to Issue them a license. - -I-
On Inquiry Mrs. Franklin , had - been
-divorced, : September SO last.
"11 hro,' said Mr, Furay. ' doing a little
mental arithmetic, "one, 'two, thre. four,
five months. You can't 'get a license In
Nebraska until , six months after the de
cree. Come around April 1."
Mrs. Franklin was Indignant. '
"I get turned down becausi I told the
truth," said she. "There are plenty of
others who come to Omaha and He about
it and get their license all right. Why, I
rould have fibbed about it just as well as
they."
The cogency of this argument was lost
upon Mr. Furay who manfully stuck to the
law of Nebraska.
"Well, there's other states than Ne
rasko." said Mrs. Franklin, letting down
her veil and departing with Mr. Van Deu
sen following along.
, (j Question YSl
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CALUL1ET
Ds.dnc Powder,
tJtiU BliUel Awvri
- WmU't fare M ItpmJ '
Cateag " -
BABY'S PLEADING EYES
GAIN RELEASE OF FATHER
Appeal of Infant Touches Heart of
Police Jndire, Who Suspends
Sentenced Imposed.
Two baby blue eyes and two rosebud
Hps that pleadingly called "papa, papa,"
softened the heart of Judge Crawford In
police court and Jesse Long and Fred
Campbell, who had been tlned (5 and costs
for being drunk and fighting were freed.
The baby that gave the men their free
dom was the little five-year-old son of
Jesse Long, who was arrested Thursday
for fighting.
Judge Crawford had fined the men and
they were waiting In the prisoners' pen to
be taken to Jail to serve sentences when a
woman and two children were spied sitting
alone In the court 'room at the end of the
morning session.
"Who. Is that woman and those children,"
asked the Judge of a bailiff. "See what she
wants." ,
Tha bailiff learned that she was the wife
of Long. ' , -
Judge Crawford went to the bench on
which they wero seated and after sizing up
the little, family and patting the head of
the little five-year-old, who smiled con
fidently Into his face, v he ordered' Long to
be brought in the. room. .
"Is this your family?" he asked the man.
"'"Yes,. sir," replied Long with a shamed
countenance.
"For their sakes I am going to suspend
sentence, but a man with as nice appear
ing family as you have should be ashamed
to disgrace them as you .have. You had
better keep away from here In the future."
Campbell was also discharged.
The -Other F.atreine.
St. Peter looked at the newcomer.
"What was your business, on earth?" he
asked.
"I ran a. cold storage plant." the appli
cant answerrd.
The saint touched the push button In the
marble wall. -
"I guess you've earned a complete change
of- occupation,", he said. - VTake the ele
vator' iTOliltf dun " TMnvlant Tlln
GRAHAM NOT LONE VICTIM
Men Who Bilked Ball Player Arrested
for General Mail Fraud.
POSTAL INSPECTORS GET BUSY
Investigation Shows Extensive Opera
tions by Richardson and Hanbard
la Other Places Arraigned
and Released on Bond.
Herbert P. Richardson and Charles B.
Franklin Hubbard were taken Into cus
tody by the United States authorities Fri
day morning on . the charge of using the
United States malls-with Intent to defraud
and were arraigned before United States
Commissioner Anderson. Both entered a
pleat of not guilty and were placed under
$5,000 for their preliminary hearing at 10
a. m. next Monday.
The two men were arrested at the In
stance of George A. Graham, a member of
the Omaha Western league base ball team,
who was swindled out of ISO by them on
the advertised assurance that guaranteed
procuring him a Job paying a big salary.
Graham . answered the .advertisement and
received a letter from Richardson and Hub
bard (Franklin was his name then), asking
him to call at rooms 338-1 I'axton block.
Craham called and was promptly separated
from $150, but after thinking over the mat
ter he called, again at RIohardson and
Franklin's office, and discovered that they
had flown. Graham got busy and anticipat
ing that the men would leave Omaha that
afternoon went down to the Union station
apd laid In watt ror them. His. prompti
tude was a good thing. He spotted his men
and had them arrested and taken to Jail.
This was February 28.
Since the arrest of " the two men for
swindling Graham, the postofflce author
ities have heard of ,other victims, and In
spector Randall was put on the case, with
the result that' United States Attorney
Howell swore out a complaint Friday morn ing
for the arrest of the two men.
The government authorities will act In
concert with the county authorities In
handling the case. The government penalty
for using tbe mails to defraud provides for
a fine of $1,000 or five years Imprisonment
In the penitentiary, or both.
Two other young men of Omaha who
were caught by the alluring advertisement
and lost $50 and $75. respectively, to Rich
ardson and Franklin, were present at the
arraignment of ths two men Friday morn
ing, and will tell their story' of misplaced
confidence at the hearing Monday morn
ing. And It Is said that there are others.
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Persistent Advertising is the road to Big
Returns. -.
Carload of Uncle
Sam's Prisoners
Twenty-Five Soldiers Going from
( Fort Sheridan to Presidio Stop
in Omaha.
One of Uncle Sam's prison cars stood In
the Union Paciflo yards from 9 o'clock in
the morning until 4 In the afternoon. In
the oar, under heavy guard, wero twenty
five soldier prisoners en routo from Fort
Sheridan, 111., to the Presidio, in San Fran
cisco. Eleven guards, heavily armed, and one
officer were In charge of the prisoners. At
all hours tha men are kept under the
closest surveillance. The special car ar
rived In Omaha via the Illinois Central
from Chicago, leaving via the Union Pa
ciflo for the west
NOT HIGH PRICED GROCER!
We undersell any grocer In the cit
at the same time giving you tli
best and cleanest eatables the marki
affords. Give us your first order an.
you will Quickly be convlnoed tint
we sell
BSTXXS OBOCXKIX3 TOB, LIB.
MOKET.
All Week Specials
Strictly fresh Country Eggs 930
XXXX Flour, every sacK guaranted,
at ...: 1.3S
The famous Gold Medal Flour, the
world's best J1.48
Fancy Jsp Klce, per pound So
Hugar Corn, nice and sweet . ...7Ho
Oil (Sardines, per can 3o
Honey, nice and frexli, a comb.. 130
Look at this Diamond O and White
Kusslan Soap, b burs for 86o
L. ROSEN OOM
TAPIiB AID PAHCT GROCERIES
rKOMPT DEIiIYEKT
Bell Phone Douglith ion; iuu. E-S56;
hub Morta Bixteentn street
wrwtnjrr
HomcLike Meats and Sausages
Fred Ronnsss prov.no.
' . 2221 Leavenworth.
Thones Doug. 028; Ind., A-1628.
Fresh drrssed chickens, home
mode lard, sausage and everything
in meats, at lowest ' prices.
Saturday Special, Freah Egg 20
Main Store, 3J:t South lltli St.
Branch at 1010 Harney St.
REFINED
Here Is a chance to add to tho
enjoyment of your breakfast, lun
cheon or dinner by using our re
fined coffee. ' We have Just In
stalled in each of our stores a ma
chine for making steel cut coffee.
All dust and chaff removed, leav
ing a clean-cut article which re
quires no eg to settle It. Nothing
like it elsewhere In Omaha. Our
coffees are the best that grow.
rhoy are blended and roasted Juwt
right. They are perfect coffees
and are pleasing hundreds of
Omaha's best families.
We cater to coffee lovers.
.Mocha Mixture, 35c, 3 lbs. $1.00.
Kxeelslor Illend U5c
W. LJIqisterman&Co.
"The Coffee .Men."
OUR AI1VI
CLEANLINESS, QUALITY AND LOW PRICE.
THE WAY WE BUILT OUlt BUSINESS
was by getting the confidence of the people. Our customers know that
we handle only the BEST of everything. They know that- when they
order Fowl here It Is fresh dressed and first quality. Our meats always
satisfy both in quality and price.
LOOK OVER OUR SATURDAY SPECIALS
and compare our prices, which are the lowpst In the city,
quality considered.
Strictly fresh. Country
Eggs lc
Pork Roast ,...ll4c
Pork Chops' i$e
Breakfast Bacon 16,i
Regular Sugar Cured
Hams lft 4 c
bun t-ork ....... 12 c
Lard 12 He
We make special prices to restaurants and boarding houses.
CENTRAL lVIARSCEX
210 North Sixteenth Street
Phones: Bell, Douglaa 1700; Ind., A-2141.
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We Prove Our Claims
that no one does, no one can sell as
good a quality of groceries as we do.
'Phone for our free mailing lLit of
3 special prices.
SOMMER BROS.
"Zipoosnts of Oood laving."
88th and raraam Bt.
Ind. Toons,
A-3118. -
Bell 'Phone,
Barney 13a
Do you Really Care to Save?
If you do and are willing to carry
your purchase home yourself, 1 can
give you bargains In
OIIOIEKI
that will Burprl.10 you as to fine
quality at low price. Kvsry fowl I
eell Is specially selected and kept In
Ice cold room not In cold water
and therefore they retain their pure,
clean, natural flavor, and you pay
for solid meut not for water. I nell
for CASH only: make no deliveries
and give you the benefit of the hav
ing. Come in yourself. Heo what
you are buying don't telephone ami
depend on someone else to select your
mnt. DO IT YOUILSELF and UO IT
NOW.
I'ork Roast laHO
I'ot Roast li na Po
Home Mado Pork Sausage 10o
Jos. Bath's Cash Market
. 1921 Farnam St.
Good Things
TO EAT
The purent eatables that the mar
ket affords ran always be had at
Wilke & Mitchell Co.,
Grocers and Butchers
To People Who Know
3935-37 raraam Ri,
Bell 'Phone, Ind. 'Phone,
Harney 1436. A-143S.
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Eggs, 20c Dz,,
Strictly fresh country, guaranteed.
You cannot buy bettor no mutter what
you pay. You can save by buylnn
your groceries, meat and bakery
goods from us. Our qualities ere rlht
Our prices tho lowest Our service
good. Yoir orders will be appreciated
and given careful attention.
Zggs Strictly fresh country, at, per
doz 80o
Asparagus 1 4 -oc. cans; 7 big stocks,
cheap at 20c, per can lOo
Peaches Tsble, 2V4-OI. cans, fine,
bright, solid fruit, worth 30c, nt.
per can . lBo
Kidney Beans Illinois ' red, first
clans, 3 cans for 9So
Catsneal Imported Irish, ?-lb. cans,
per. can - 23o
Bait D-lb. sack best Table, for ..5o
Matches H peck box, for Bo
Cakes 2-layer white, each 30o
Pot Boast Cloan. tender and Juicy,
per lb 13V?o and lOo
Bread Our home made has no equul.
Try A Xoaf,
Blee--Whole, clean, good size, worth
10c, 6-lb. pkg., for 85o
TOM JOHNSON
Huccessor to Johnson & Goodlet
80th and Z.ake Bts.
rhone Web. 1575 Ind. B1575
Your ffW.AivW
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