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TIIE BEE. OMAIIA, "WEDNESDAY, MARCH 0, 1910.
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Tho No west Spring Models in
MILLINERY.
Correct in Style Modest in Price
" In advance of the season we show hundreds of stunning
hats fox spring wear. These are designed from models im
ported by us and adapt
ed from expensive pat
terns by our own skilled
designers.. . ' .
Every hat in Brandeis
Stores is correct in style
and harmonious in color
scheme.
"We mention two
groups of pretty hats
strictly up-to-date in
style at-
v -
You Are Never Sure Your Hat Is Exactly Right and En
tirely Becoming Unless It Gomes from Brandeis Stores.
18 and 22-inoh Fine Embroidery Flouncings, Skirt- J J?
ings and Corset Covers worth 50c a yard, at .,&)C
Fine Embroidery Edgings, Insertions and Beading F
effective openwork designs, at, a yard. .00
Fine French and German Val. Laces and Insertions also
crochet, cluny and Armenian effects many worth C
lOo. a yard, at 4 DC
Women's Lisle Thread Hosiery Also silk finished mercer-
ized and children's school hose all kinds worth f C
to 25c a pair, at. IDC
Special Sale of Embroidery Silks
36 skeins 'of the best embroidery silks for 10c. These silks
will be in packages of assorted colors and sell f A
regularly for 40o per dozen; special 36 skeins for. . IUC
Special for Wednesday in Sweetland
Assorted Dome Made Cream Caramels Qp
The regular 40c kindEast Arcadeat, pound,
OMAHA
NO COLOR LINE FOR LAYMEN
Negro Churchmen Admitted in Work
, . . of Foreign Missions;
ON SAME BASIS AS THE WHITES
Joseph naiker : flaeeaeds I. ,W. Car
penter, Chalrau of the Fi
ne Committee Will
.Puab ae Work.
The Omaha Laymen's Missionary Move
ment convention; will not exclude negroes.
Jit least two Omaha negro churches will be
represented 'In the convention to.be held
at the. Auditorium, Maroh 17-20. Thla de
cision wa reached at 'a meeting; of the
executive , committee, , held at the Young
Men's Christian association, Tuesday noon.
The executive committee in charge of
similar work in '-the Denver, Colo., dis
trict last week voted to exclude negroes
from their convention, which Is soon to be
held titer . . '. . .,...
"If missions, are good . for the colored
man In Africa they are rood for him In
Omaha, , or. In ..Denver," said Henry F.
Kleser, chairman ' of , the committee on
deputation, . at- the meeting; held Tuesday.
The meeting; was also concerned with
Cultivating Slimness
Fat women must take thla Injunction to
heart tf they want to. be In style for the
new modes wllj not drape over a fat figure.
The fat has got to come off quickly, but
without harm, of oourae, and thla means
only one thing can be depended upon.
Exercising or dieting are too slow. The
fat woman who wants to wear a form
cllnglng gown mast, make an Immediate
trip to her druggist and get a case of Mar
niola Prescription Tablets, which will cost
her about 76 cents.
Taking one Of these after, each meal and
at bedtime should be enough to bring her
to' the "lonlng-a-pound-a-day" stage before
ev'en the first caas la used up. It Is hard
ly believable that such delightful results
can be obtained without harm and for such
a small sum of money, but then, fact Is
stranger than fiction.
Test the effects of these tablets by get
ting case yourself, either from the Mar
mola Co., (II Farmer Hidg.. Detroit. Mich.,
or from any druggist. They are made In
exact accordance with the famous Mir
inula Prescription and, consequently, can
not have any 111 effects. (Adv.)
other plana for the convention. The ban
quet for the opening night has been plaoed
In charge of a committee of . twenty-five
Omaha church women.
A meeting of the chairmen of the mis
sionary boards or all of the Omaha churches
to be held Thursday at IMS at the Tounf
Men's Christian association to eompjata
arrangements for church representation 'in
the convention, was announced. The pas
tors of all of the churches are also expected
to attend thla meeting. ... . .
Statistic All Id.' '
E. H. Westerfleld, chairman of the statis
tics committee, announced that the work
of his organisation has been completed. He
will submit a report showing the number of
ohurch members In Omaha, ' the number
supporting foreign missions and the aver
age per capita of their contributionsThese
figures will furnish a basis of oomparlson
in future work. Similar reports from Kan
sas City and Topeka will be presented to
the delegates to the convention by charts
and on cards laid at each table.
I. W. Carpenter, chairman of the finance
committee, stated that all of the churches
have raised the amounts which they have
subscribed to the convention' movement
On account of his departure for Callfoir.la
Mr. Carpenter resigned. . , His pUce was
filled by the c-leition of Jossph Barker,
who distinguished hlmsMf by rattling 30 per
cent more In the EpUeopal church than bad
been subscribed to the fund.
10 tuu iit-Ai luniit to a nrsi-
.class physician s prescription, and
It will stop your cold while you
work In an entirely new way with
out the busting or ringing, In the
cam. the terrific perspiring or that
worn-out feeling which follows the
use of quinine.
This ia one of the beat remedies
of the great American Druggists
Syndicate of 12.000 druggists, and
you'll say It is far ahead of the old.
fasMoned way, because It is so
quick la Its action, apd It Is mild,
pleasant and harmless.
Try this new A. D. 8. way for
5c, at any A. p. a. drug Btore
where you see thin sign In the win
dow ',
... MiMIU
ASSOCIATION
Lincoln Business
Club Denounced
Called Barrier to Progress by Will M.
Maupin at Ad Club Convention
in Des Moines.
Will M. Maupin, deputy state labor com
missioner, threw a bomb Into the camp of
the Northwestern Ad club men at Pes
Molnea Monday when he ' announced that
the Commercial club of his city was the
greatest hindranoe of any Institution In
the matter of making progress and getting
new enterprise.' (
He stated that W. S. Whltten. the secre
tary of the Commercial club,' had been to
see some of the leading merchants to In
duce them to have, their, advertising men
withdraw ' from the Lincoln Ad club.
Henry .Oerlng of the Omaha Ad club ad
dressed, the convention Monday evening at
the .Des Moines Auditorium and told of the
national convention which la to be held in
Omaha. In July.' Will A. Campbell of the
publicity department of the . Commercial
elub of Omaha, told of the many reasons
why the association should exist.
Waterloo.. Ia... aspires to the' honor of
holding the next national, convention of
the ad clubs and will sand Its entire Com
mercial club to thla city to boost for the
convention. Several smaller Iowa towns
which have no ad clubs sent representa
tives of the commercial clubs tq the Des
Moines convention.
1 O. Griffin, general agent of the Penn
sylvania lines In Omaha, attended the con
ventlon to get an Idea of the magnitude of
the Omaha convention In order that his
line might prepare to handle crowds of
delegates from New York. Philadelphia
and other eastern points.
Weal Have Cast IXtsa Ills Hf..
Oscar Bownrna, I e bason. Ky., writes- 1 1
have : used Foley's Kidney Remedy and
take great pleasure la stating it cured me
permanently of kidney disease, which cer
tainly would have cost me ray life." Sold
by all druggists. "
ten tU Beek Beer.
Supplied premptly to private family trade
G.t your order la early. Charles 6 lor a,
'Phones, Webster 1130; Ind., B1HX
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The Spring Quarterly Style Hook 20
inciuaing Any itc rattern.
A Great Dress Goods Commotion
The Sale of $1.00, $1.25, $1.50
and $2.00 Dress Goods From
Atlantic Hills Continues; at, Yd.
Has stirred Omaha women to action as they have seldom been stirred
before. Certain It Is that such a genuinely good bargain was never
beard of in this city. Hundreds of pieces of the most select spring
dress materials, fresh from the leading mills of America are on the
counters at half and less the actual values. Right at the opening of
the spring season, mind you, when every woman's thoughts are turned
to needed clothes, comes the sale that baa aroused the keenest Interest.
Shoppers fairly crowded the aisles. Not a single purchaser but who
has spoken in the highest tertns of the fine values. Every new fabric
is in the line, new serges, new gray materials, new
stripe suitings, Ottoman cord fabrics, shadow stripe
effects, etc., in every conceivable new shade. The
selling continues all week. Finest of all wool ma
terials, worth fl.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00, at,
per yard ,
Elaborate Displays Now in
Authentic Styles
Women's Easier Suits
Bennett styles are the correct styles. New York's foremoBt fashion
creators have been drawn upon for our new spring lines. Not a day
passes but what some new ones are passed into stock. . They are ex
clusive models, too, not shown elsewhere In Omaha. Upward to 2,000
suits are now ready. Nowhere are prices so universally' low. The new
two and three button coat suits are particularly beautiful. They are
shown in the new serges, worsteds and suitings, with fine satin lined
82 inch coats and long roll collar.
Come now for your Easter Suit. Unmistakably the best showing
fend greatest values are here, at
$15, $19.50, $25,
$29.50
Luxurious "Madam Grace"; Corsets 1
In the new "Madam Grace" models for 1910
are reflected the embodiment all the charm,
grace and ahapllness of the ultra' fashionable
modes. They express to the highest degree the
American woman a conception of Ideal corset con
struction. These famous oorsets mould the figure,
to a styllsh-like alendemeaa with a wonderoua
degree of ease and comfort to the wearer, and
bring out the graceful, youthful lines that mark
the year's most advanced fashions. "Madam
Grace" Corsets appeal to the most discriminating.
The materials are rich and - luxurious, being of
finest coutila, silks and brocades. They are stay
ed with welohu the most successful boning ever
devised. They are long skirted oorsets and have
shirring string at bust line. Prices range, eaoh,
from
$51 $18
American Beauty Corsets
Emlnate from the same factory and produced by
the same designer as the Madam Grace and are
emlnately the- most beautiful and stylish corsets
In Amerloa today at popular prices. There's a
distinct model for each figure, at
$1, $2, $3.50 to $10
Wednesday Notion Day at Bennett's
Supporters, for women,
"pin-on" style, worth
25c and 60c. . . .10
Binding Braids, 5-yard
pieces, odd lots, for,
each 5,
Dress Shields for 10
Darning Cotton, 12
- spools to box; special,
box .. ....... .15
Safety Pins, nickel
plated, dozen on card,
2 cards
Machine Silk, black
.onll('l 00-yard spools,
3 spools 5
Spoo Cotton, 200-yard
spools, all numbers;
. special, 2 spools. . 5
Blag 'awn Tape, all
widths, " 1 2 yards to
.bolt, for 10
SOMETHING NEW
Monogram -vur. wn Stationery
with the "Monopress"
A clever little press which will slip Into your pocket
book, and with which you can emboss your own initials
or two-letter monogram on any kind of stationery with
practically no trouble.
The "Monopress" can also be used for marking linen
to be embroidered.
' Special Demonstration in Stationery Department.
PATENT
Linen Correspondence Paper,
1 pkg. of 72 sheets and 1
pkg envelopes to ' match,
for .. .25
Box Stationery," a clean
up . of soiled and dam
aged boxes selling at 50c
and 75c, for 25
BENNETS'S DIG GROCERY SPECIALS
TU SAAB 2,500 pounds Basket Fired Japan Tea
The usual (8c quality for ue I Double Stamps with
The usual 48o quality for 800 I each kind.
COrrEX SJWOIAXr Bennett's Breakfast coffee, 2-lb. caneSe and 60 stamps
Bennett's Reliable Coffee, lb 300 and 30 stamps
Double Stamps on Granulated Sugar. .
Pull Cream Cheese, lb So and if) stamps
Marshall's Kippered Herring or Tomato Herring
Helns's Dill Pickles, dosen
Olllette'a Mustard, large jar
Argo Laqndry Starch, usually Sc, at 6 for
Stallwerck's Cocoa, V4-lb. can
Stallwerck's Chocolate, tt-lb. cake
Seeded Raisins, ll-oi. pkg., for
Crackers, large aaortment, pkg
Sterling Sliver Gloss Starch. S-lb. pkg
Double Stamps on Butterlne.
Sterling Corn Starch, lb. pkg
Cleaned Currants. 12o pkga.. at S for
Oats avneolal Bennett's Capitol Soiled Oats. S-lb. pair, for So
California Itlpe Olives. 40c cans for tSBo.
Day Shore Tomatoes, lOo cans, at t for 8So
Snider'a Chill Sauce. Corktall or Salad Dressing, bot....85o and 10 stamps
Diamond Crystal Table Salt, t sack v loc and 10 stampa
Pickles, assorted, bottle lOo and 10 stamps
Hartley's Pure grange Marmalade, Jar , ISo
Capitol Baking Powder, lb. can ae and 10 stamps
Lawn Grass Fertiliser, lb., So; or 25 lbs. for. i 48c
.BOo and 10 stamua
. ISo and 10 xtampa
,.lBo and 10 stamps
.1160
, .aoo and 20 stamps
. .33 and 20 stamps
, . .So-
, ,10e and 10 stamps
.830 and 20 stamps
40 . .
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For Early
Spring Wears
We have Juat received some new and
nobby styles of early spring footwear
for women and are ready to show
them to our customers this week.
S3.50 to S5.00
are the prices of the beat of these
goods, and they represent the best
there la in women's fashionable foot
wear for Spring. We invite an in
spection of the correct styles in smart
shoes for Immediate wear.
FRY SHOE CO.
THE SHOCKS
IGtli end Douglas Streets.
Hew Dress Trimming Novelties
The very choicest new idena in fine BaiKfa, Kdpes,-Oa-loons,
Ornaments, Etc, Very special values "Wednes
day in threo big lots. Don't miss them ,
at $1.25, 75c and 39c
A Brand New Line of That Beautiful ZION CITY
WASH LACES. Matchless assortments and values at
our special Wednesday prico, yard.. 5c, 10c
Big Sale of
TAILOR
SUITS
THURSDAY
Watch Ads.
Watch Windows
Big: Sale of
LINGERIE
DRESSES
pa msiAW iuh until laemm
Prepare "Company
By laying In a supply of prepared
mixed drinks, made especially for
the home.
Manhattan Cocktails, V pint 85c, pint
6 6c, quart a1.00
Martini Cocktails, pint 85c, pint
6c, quart
Merry Widow Cooktaila (very fine)
H pint 35c, pint 6 do, quart 91.00
Maraschino Cherries, quart bot...78o
Home-made Grape Wine, red or white,
per gallon S1.00
Lady Clerks In Attendance
GAGKLEY BROS.,
WIXE SUEItCIIANTS
181 Jr. 16th Bt. Opp. F. O. Both rbonea
roxrm ext&a bpxoiaz.s fob
WIOIIISDITI BXX.Z.IHO
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In Our High Grade
Linen Department
ll linen hemstitched Table Cloths,
worth $J.2o, Wednesday, each
at 91.00
Pure linen fringed Tahlo Clothn,
worth $1.75. Wednesday, each 91
Hemmed Huck Towels, good Fix",
worth 15c, Wednesday, each lOo
Hemstitched Oamask Towels
worth 30c, Wednesday, each lto
High Grade Wash Goods
100 pieces BOo Ramie S5o
50 pieces 25c Scotch Gingham loo
50 pieces 25c Scetch Gingham ISO
100 plocea 15o French 1'ercaleu
shirtwaist and shirting styles lOo
50 pieces all wool Black Dress
floods, regular price $1.98, one
pattern only, at 96c
100 pieces of Colored Dress Goods,
regular prtce $1.98, one pattern
limit, at, yard S8o
Extra Specials for
Vednesday
From 0 to 9:80 a. in.
Defender Sheets, 72x90, regu
lar price 65c, 4 sheets limit,
at, each 3Q
From 10 to 10:30 m. ru.
2576, the best 19c Cotton, large
towel made, 6 towels limit,
at, each fH
From 1.30 to a p. m.
3C-lnch Bleached Muslin, Hun
ter's Choice, the genuine arti
cle, always sells for 10c yard,
10 yards limit, at, yard 5
From 2:30 to 8 p. m.
81x90 extra heavy BloacheJ"
Sheets, full round thread, reg
ular price 85c, 6 shrets limit,
each 43c)
From 3:30 to 4 p. m,
$1.25 Bed Spreads, large and
heavy, 4 spreads i limit, each,
at 74
Selling Easter
OXFORDS
and
SPRING SHOES
la all the new creations for men
WALK-OVER STYLE
in every pair
Your Next Purchase
Should be at the
WALK-OVER SHOE STORE
314 SOTTTXC 13TH BTKSET.
SD a THOMPSON, Walk-Over Man.
Nettletoa Agency.
mTTITI,HWJUMsJUfWI-rrBWBMy
WIFE'S FONDNESS FOR BEST
i BUTTER CAUSES MEN WOE
It Leads Her llasbaad and Aaotaer
Porter to Agroeriate
Plae Braad.
A pound of butter, a tallow candle and
several hard, stale buna, coupled with the
fact that a wife's taste for butter was
highly cultivated, got. two colored men
In a whole lot of trouble In police court.
James P. Allen and Lester Burlll. cooks
on a Union Paolfie diner, were arrested,
accused 'of stealing provisions from their
car. Special officers of the railroad, who
made the arrest, upon searching their
grips found a pound of butter aad fourteen
buns In Allen's grip, a tallow candle and
several buns In BurlU's grip.
Allen claimed that, his wife . desired a
eertaln brand of butter,; only! procurable m
Ogden, Utah, and the butter found In his
possession was bought there by Jiira. He
said the - buna were unavailable . for use
on the car, aa they were atale and he
thought It proper to help himself.
The butter found In the . grip was In
troduced In evidence and disclosed the faot
that U had been made, by !a local concern.
Judge Crawford fined Allen 126 and costs
and assessed BurlU U-and costs.
BUILDING PERMITS. ARE MANY
Nine New ttesadeaeca Planned by
Hastings AY He yd en Ilnb Per
ttaa Uaslt'i' to' Balld.
Hastings & Ileyden have taken out nine
permits for that many new residences, to
be erected on louth , Twenty-first, S,uth
Twenty-second, Lartmors avenue, PInkney
street, and Varaon avenue. The houvea
will oost from n,7oO to 12,500 eaoh.
The Hub Puttan Iaundry company has
a permit to erect new laundry building at
their ' preseat location on Far nam street.
The new beusflng wll.cot $6,000.
A Bkaotlasr Scrape
with bo la parties wounded.' demands Buck
ten's Armloa Salve. Heals wounds, sores,
burns or tfttaUas. Kc, For sale by Beaton
Drug ca
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ANNOUNCE
THE LAST DAY OF THEIR
CUT PRICE SALE ON
PATENTS
$2.95
WEDNESDAY ONLY
Tomorrow will close out all
;here are left of these $4 Patent
Kid Shoes at this reduced price
Hundreds of people have taken ad
vantage of this unusual cut price
on Sorosls Patent Kids and many
have bought several pairs, know
ing as they do that Is a shoe
chance not1 often open
'The new things In short fore
part Pumps and Ties in both the
Monogram and Sorosls lines are
now arriving and will be shown
immediately after this sale.
Borohls f3.R0, 91 Monograms $3
Sorosis Shoe Store
203 So. lfith St.,
FBAVX WILCOX, Manager.
TIIE BIG SALE IZ .. Thursday
Orange Spoons! Orange Spoons!
Beautiful silver
Spoons for
plated
Orange
These spoons are guaranteed for
10 years. With every dozen of
Highland Navel Oranges we will
sail one of the best silver plated
spoons for the sale price.'
A carload of extra fancy High
land Havela for this sale. The
Highland navels are the finest pro
duction of California. They are the
aweetest flavored, juclest and best
orange grown. The pride of Cali
fornia. Every one has been kissed
by the sun, moon and stars.
For this sale:
Regular ITHc size, per dozen laHo
Regular 20o size, par dozen 15c
Regular tBc size, per dozen
Regular S5o size, per dozen .,
Regular SOo size, per dozen..
aoo
8BO
300
We owe you 6c on every spoon.
Tou don't have to send ua 12c In
stamps, and It doea not cost you
anything for mailing.
ead the Big rreah Tsgetable Bale
for Wednesday.
I heads fresh Leaf Lettuce. .. .So
3 bunches fresh Radishes Bo
Fresh Beets, Carrots, Turnips or-
Bhallots, per bunch Stya'
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, per lb. IB Ha
Fancy Cucumbers, each . ,10o-7VkO
Fresh fiplnach, per peek. ...... U0o
Fresh Varsley, Dunuh ....... 3Ho
Red Cooking Onions, per lb. flUo.
Fresh Cabbage, per lb So
Fresh Rutabagas, per lb lVe
Fancy Celery, per stnlk
t- v aha. o, THo
New Potatoes, per lb 7HO
Fancy Cauliflower, per lb lOo
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, ,per lb. Bo
Large Grape Fruit, '4 for . ... 8 So
8 lbs. best Shelled Popcorn... 10c
The best Fard Dates, per lb. lHo
Regular !ioo dozen Lemons, our
price ISo
Bushel boxes Jonathan Apples $1.78
Bushel . boxes California - White
Winter Permaln Apples. ...SBJ1S
Don't TM. RJ to WlrrsniJO ET.l It
Forget 1 1 )f 114-4 I tasfalNJ wP rtlI Pays
Every Cbmfort-klnk aai
Fashion- fancy in ihe
oprino styles or tne
C r s s tt
18
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"MAKES LIFE'S WALK EASY'
T S) A O K M A N K
LEWIS A.CVOSSETTiIntMoker
nonn Aoinaiop, - mass.
HAYDENs
rwHuiiLi sroos
Sole Omaha
Agents for
Crossett Shoes
Gas Service
Small Defects Exaggerated:
Have you ever bad a burner in your house that you con,
sldered do good? Have you ever said: "I haven't been.
able to light that burner for years, It won't work?" '
. '
Why wouldn't It work? You found after sending for1
the gas man that It worked finely, It was merely a question
of Borne dust in the tip or a stoppage of the fixture. The
work of correcting It took about five minutes , of the. gas
man's time and cost you not one cent. "
Have you such another burner In your house?
Omaha Gas Company
rnOn FOR 'Weak and nervous met,
gUUa ivn who find their power td
NFDVFK work and youthful vigor
l't1"a-J gene as a result of over
work or mental exertion should takt
GHAT'S NtHVI FOOD PILLS. They will
make you eat and aWep and be a mas
asaln.
91 Boat boxes S3.BO by mall.
Hangar at MOooasiLii dips CO,
Vor. lata au Pedye gtreots.
OWL PUO COMPANY,
I Cos. ltk aad ataxaej ata Oaaaaa, aTta
BAILEY k 1VIACH
DENTISTS
st equipped dental office in the middle wast.
Highest grade dentistry at reasonable price.
Porcelain fillings, just like the tooth. All lnsuj.
meats carefully sterilized after each patient -THIKD
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