Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 12, 1910, Page 12, Image 12
12 flTR BEE: OMAHA". TUESDAY, APIUT; 12, 1010. TUESDAY We place on sale all Yard Goods from our Great Dra pery Purchase. UAJiVJ Such Big Bar gains as These Would Be Im possible in any Other S t o re Except Brandeis. (Greatest Sale oS Drapery Yard Goods and Madras Curtains Ever Held in America GIGANTIC PURCHASE OF ENTIRE STOCK ON HAND OF A PHILA DELPHIA MILL AT JUST A FRACTION OF ITS VALUE It is j'nst such extraordinary bargains as these that makes Brandeis fame world wide. Thousands will attend this sale,. but we devote' nearly our entire basement to it and there will be plenty of clerks to wait on you. These are the newest spring patterns and they will cost you less in Omaha Tuesday than they cost the Philadelphia mills to make them. Such Grand Bargains as These Yere Never Offered Before THOUSANDS HAVE MARVELED AT THE WINDOW DISPLAYS. All the NoYclty Net, Filet Net and Bungalow Net Made to sell up to in Arab, Ivory and "White up to 50 inches wide $1.25 a yard, will go at, yard All the 5D Bobbinet Mostly in Arabian color all in full bdlts- Atforth up to' 75c yd., at, yd. . . . . 15 c all the Madras Curtains and crete curtains, made in colors, jn the wonderful stained glass effects A rare bargain, worth $3.50 to $7.50 a pair as long as they last, each 98c All the Madras Samples As many as five of a kind rich, light and dark colors for doors, bath rooms, square windows, etc.. worth up to $1.50 a yard two lots at, each 5c and 15c All the 50-inch Cream Drapery Madras 'All in' full' bolts and actually worth up to 50c a yard All at, per Q yard All the Plain Scrim, Snow Flake Scrim, Etamine and Drapery Swiss. Thousands of yards not a .worth less; than 15c yard and many up to 39c yard all at, yard'. ........... piece 5c All the Art Ticking, Cre tonne, Sateen and Taffeta. And other drapery, goods . worth up to 35c f A yd., at, yd IUC All the Yard Wide Drapery Swiss In full pieces, not remnants; usually sells at 15c a yard; entire lot as long as it C lasts, per, yard JC All the Trimming Laces. Up to 4 inches in full bolts; will be sold as long as it lasts, per yard, T at JC TucsdayThe Bargains Will Be Bier Th ehi Ever Our Great Lace Curtain Sale a B B B B B B B 8 n H B K'B D B I sa il B TTTxTTiTXTTAT tif III I B I II H l; j i i i i V WW I T7aT7iSn.r i a a d vi U i Children's Flay Suit, Indian Suits anil Romp. I ers Now On Sale. J The Season's Best Showing Vomen's Coats and Jackets Entire lines have been replenished with new styles many striking and novel effects that have won the ad miration of all who have seen them. New Pongee Coats $12.00, $15.00, $19.50 New Tussah Silk Coats $19.50 New Cloth of Gold Coats $19.50 and $25.00 New Black and White Checked Long Coats $19.50 New Jackets, plain and fancy cloths. $5, $6.95, $7.95, $10, $12 New Black Serge Jackets $7.50, $8.95, $10 $12 Play Suits, Rompers, Indian Suits Avoid the annoyances and anxieties of children soiling their better clothes by dressing them in these sensible play clothes. They are well made, comfortable and so easily laundered. ' ' ROMPERS AND PLAY SLITS Like cut, in variety of v styles, color," patterns and materials in ginghams, ' denims, chambrays 1 to 10 year sizes at 35c 40c 50c INDIAN HU1TS Of tan denim, trimmed in red, com plete with .war bonnet, for SI. OO CHILDREN'S CAPS Sklddo Caps for boys, in flannel, casslracre. serge and leather; red, gray, blue, tan, etc., 50c and 75c kinds 25c TUESDAY SPECIAL. Huck Towels 50 dozen on sale, excellent quality and good size, red borders, worth I2hic, at 7H TUESDAY SPECIAL. Bed Spreads Full size, hemmed ends,' Mar seilles pattern. look and wear well, usually $1,39, at 98c Choice Spring Millinery Styles Lowest Prices Jil imp THE RELIABLE STORE We Save You Mo nry on all Millinery Purchases. Tuesday is Bargain Day In Our Busy Silk Department 200 Silk and Moire Rubberized Coats $15.00 values all new styles, on sale at $0.95 New Spring Jackets Worth $7.00 colors and black, all sizes, at $3.95 House Dresses Worth $1.50 good percales, all sizes, all col ors, choice 89c Long Silk Kimonas Beautiful patterns, regular $7.50 values, all sizes, on sale, choice $3.95 230 Handsome New Crown Jewel Suits Surpassing in every re spect any shown elsewhere at the price, the queen of all tailor suits, at 49c Ladies' Gingham Underskirts Regular $1.00 values, at ... .49c Time Sales in tho Domestic Room From H..10 to O A. M. Clover, best 30 inch muslin, bleached, made for 8H 10 yards limit, at, yard . . . .4Hc From JO to 10: SO Gem or Waco Sheets a good value for 50c, size 81x90 slz sheets limit each 20c From a to 8:30 F. M No. Kr7 40-lncli lawns reKulnr price 10c 10 yards limit nt, per vanl : i Bo Prom 9:30 to 3 F. M. I'rldi. of the Farm Muslin bet Sfi-ln.'h bleached muslin made' for 10c 10 yards limit, at, per yard ' So From 3:30 to 4 F. M.Ionilno nine Apron fhecks regular price 7c 10 yards limit nt. per yard 4vo Other ppcclala for all day. High Grado Wash Goods Silk Diagonals, 28 inches wide. vf.nt colors regular price 50c, on alo at. 20c Genuine Abberfoyle Ginghams, 33 inches wide absolutely fast colors regular price 25c, Tuesday only 12c Tolle Du Nord, A. F. C. and Red Seal Ginghams regular price 12e--on sale Tuesday at T'C HIGH ;UAIK WOO I j tiOODS UK IT. 54-Inch Shepherd Check Suiting reg ular price $1 on sale Tuesday at, per yard 49c "TUESDAY SPECIAL. ; Pillow Cases Made of standard muslin, hem , ..stitched and well finished, 4 2 or 45-lncta, worth 22c 14c TUESDAY SPECIAL. Bleached Muslin 36-Inch, firm and desirable, suit ' able for sheets and cases, it's our '. 1 0c grade, f or Q )i c The crowds Monday were enormous, but the stock was varieties. New lots brought forward for Tuesday. Lace Curtains- C198 Worth o? to $15 pair, at V0-Qf4- pi. Imported Duehesse, Point Milan, Tam bour, Scrim, Irish Point and Cluny Curtains so large that we have ample Lace Curtains M98 tfQS Worth op to $6 pair, at- Ql-'QL- Dr. Fine scrim, eluny novelty net, Brussels, cable net, nottingham and Irish point curtains. $2.50 Lace Curtains at 49c each $5.00 Lacs Curtains at 98c each Hanging from one to five pair of one kind of curtains that would be a bargain up to f 5 a g pair in white, Ivory and (J Iff Arab all in pairs Uw $3.00 Lace Curtains at 69c each Curtains made to sell up to $3.00 a pair. There are hundreds of pairs and a great many j g very fine single curtains, fiUc at. each v7t All tbe full. size lace curtains worth up to $1.60 a pair, at, each 25c An traveler's samples lace curtains up to 2 yards long, at, each . . . iOC Made to sell up to $2.50 a pair;' hundreds of all kinds in this lot; all go at, each All the lace curtains one to three pair of a kind worth up to $2 a pair, each 49c 39c Brandeis Stores, maha i Faultless Fitting Footwear Until . you try a ' "Dorothy Dodd"you will never realize how much genuine comfort can be had in a fashionable shoe. Investigate nowl "Dorothy Dodd" Shoes attract women by their elegance, but they hold their enormus following by the magic j property of comfort In "Dorothy Dodd" Shoes your feet assume a natural, normal position, and the support of. your body is properly distributed. BENNETT'S Rose Gushes Rose Ousho s 10th Annual Shrubbery Sale Begins Tuesday Stock of the RINGLER ROSE CO., CHICAGO Choice, Large Bushes, All in Splendid Condition Hose Bushes American Beauty Hydrangias 25 12)ac and 10 Crimson Ramblers 25 Clemati3 Purple and yellpw.25 . Virginia Creepers 1 5 nnot. w of shrubs ever shown In Omaha , they last. Come early. Honeysuckles lf Lilacs Purple and white .... 15 Virginia Creapers 15 California Telot J Hedge, at 1Q Snow Ball Bushes. All you want while Extra Special for Tuesday in Groceries ! All Sunday's prices advertised for Monday in Groceries, But ter, phee.se, Crackers, Eggs, Fresh Vegetables and Fruits, will be continued Tuesday. . Hayden's save you from $3 to $10 a month on your grocery bill. oorinr rnv fiAV&iErn'e xineT it imi muuLu u i any i FORGET PAYO a ;::Bi!!i ENFORCES SANITATION RULES General Inspector Says Expectoration . Causes Unwholesome Conditions. MAJOR HAVERSTICK TELLS LAW . - - Would Stop reople Iron Spitting , side Government Bntldln or if on the sidewalks on the Outside. Major W. HavenitlcK of 'WMhlngton, D. O.. aeneral Inspector of supplies for the Trnaurv department, la In Omaha on hl annual vlult of Inspection of the bis fed era! bulkllnr. "One cf the important fca . tures of my present visit la to look Into the sanitary ' condition of tha building 'said he, '"and to see that these sanitary conditions are maintained. I am free to admit that the general conditions about the building are creditable to the custodian, Colonel Barrows, but I have not failed to , observe that the sanitary conditions on the Mdewalks about the building are bad. This . the custodian of the building Is not re- Htvmnihlii for. The sidewalk seems to be hrsnattered with stains of tobacco and other disease generating sputa, to an ex (nt that does not ealst In many other ' .-itlpa that I have recently visited. I un '. di-rsland that Omaha has an ordinance that prohibits expectoration on tha sidewalks, i'but mv observation has been, alnce In the jCity, that tha ordinance Is not very closely - enforced. Of course we have nothing to !to with the municipalities, but only with 'the public buildings owned and maintained J by the government. .' "Hut the efforts of the government to ''maintain wholesome sanitation will be ' futile without the co-operation of the muni ! clpalltes. - "The government will insist upon the ob iance of sanitary laws in the public ' hulldings and about them. Gentlemen will 4' ?'.op to the curb to expectorate into the urcft, and others must be taught to do so . rr take the consequences. "The United States marshal is empowered to arrest anyone who deliberately expec torates on the floor of a government bulld ' ing or who defacea the walla, radlatora. closets er other appurtenances of govern . tnent buildings by striking matches on them or commits any other manner of da 1 faoemrnt. "We rely Inrgely upon the press to as sist . us In educating the public against 1 euch practices, and tha Intention of the government cannot ba made too strong In the enforcement of these sanitary regula tions. AV hope to have tha hearty co operation on the part of the city and the publlo generally In enforcing these sani tary precautions. They are for the in terest of the general health. The public buildings are the property of all the peo ple, and all the people should be Interested In their healthful and decent maintenance." Club Location Committee Active Has Six Sites in Sight for New Home of the Commercial Club. The committee that was appointed by the Commercial club to find a new location for the organization has six propositions under consideration, but will not know for some time which one will be chosen. The com mittee favors the Idea of locating the home of Omaha boosters In the new City Na tional Bank building, but has "other propo sitions that are alao attractive. W. M. Burgess, chairman of the com mittee, said: "We have several locations In mind and it will be sometime before the matter Is settled. The committee likes the idea of locating in the pew City National Bank building, but there are other attrac tive offers. All tha location which have been suggested will be carefully considered before a choice Is made." Typhoid Cases Are Decreasing One Report in Several rine Expert is Busy. Days Ma-Still School Boy is Struck by Car Lad of Six Years Runs Into Pathway of Speeding Trolley and Re ceives Skull Fracture. While a score of small companions looked on. horror stricken. Paul Sack, years old, wf run down and severely Injured by a North Twenty-fourth street car in front of the Leavenworth street school house 'at Seventeenth and Leavenworth streets Mon day morning. The boy's Injuries consisted of a fracture of the skull above the left temple and a number of bruises. He was taken to the St. Joseph hospital, after at tendance by Dr. Bishop, an ambulance phy slclan. The children had Just been dismissed rrom school for recess, and Miss Frances aicuavock, a teacher, was In charge of them when the accident occurred. Mius McGavock, holding her pupils In lino on the aldewalk as tha Car approached, had hold of the Sack boy's hand. hi,i,ii, Jerking himself free, the lad ran out to cross the street. He was struck by the car fender and thrown heavily to the pave ment. The lad's home Is at J715 Pacific strett. PL May Wedding Invitations will soon be received. We would like to sell you the wedding gifts and the wedding rings. We have a very nice stock to show you. Spend a few minutes In our store. Look for the name. S W. LINDSAY, Jeweler 1510 Douglas Street. Comdlexion Treatment in England Health Commissioner Connell has re ceived but on report of a typhoid fever case In seveial daya. He la Inclined to be lieve this Indlcatea the city water is no longer dangerous, but will not yet recall hla warning to boll the water. Lr. I.umsden la still busy on his house to house canvass of typhoid fever case reported In the last sixty days. A Pleasant lirsrlit follows the first dose of lr. King's New Life Pills, the palnlesa regulators that strengthen you. guaranteed. Sic. For oale by Beatoo Prug Co. (From London Mall.) "In my twenty year experience 'in treating the skin on the face; neck and arms, I have used the moat simple treat ment. There are probably no society women In the world as particular about their complexions as the English women. They cannot bear to have a blemish of any sort, or any atray lialra upon their faces. "The following solution, made by dis solving an original package of Mayatone In eight ounces ot witch haxel. makes a wonderful treatment for the skin, and Is the only thing 1 have ever ued. This will not harm even a baby's skin, and re moves all aorts of blemWhei; also pre vents the growth of hair. "Massage the face, trim and neck twice a day with tha solution. This will give you a soft, velvety complexion, and If tha treatment Is persisted In for a few months, will remove any atray hairs. You will find the use of powder unnecessary, as It removes all shine from the face, and the best of It Is that It dues not show. (Adv.) CLARlBliL MONTAGUE. ' 100 cents Means One DOLLAR We are all trying to save that dollar. The Gate City Furniture company Is having a ten-day gale of high grade furniture and car pets. An investigation of their stock and prices will convince you that you can save, not only that 100 centB, but those dollars. We are located out of the high rent district and ur prices are governed accordingly. Do not jail to take advantage of the sale. Gate City Furniture Co. 613-015 North 16th Street. CLUDBI51G OFFERS Daily and Sundaj Bee $6.00 " Qjjj. ppffp Woman's Home Companion ......... 1.50 ONLY Regular price for both one year . . $7.50 , 5 0 Daily Bwe (without Sunday) ...... I . .$4.00 "j yj pp jgg McClur' Magazine 1.50 I ONLY Eegular price for both one year. .$5.50 j Daily and Sunday Bee' $6.00 ' McClure's Magazine 1.50 Regular price for both' one year. .$7.50 , $4.60 Our Price ONLY $6.50 THE OMAHA DEE OMAHA. NED. DpcxcI Oxford for Young IVIen Artesian Water Free Tbe present agitation regard ing the city's drinking water, prompts tee to Inform the pub lic that the Ture Artesao Water f HOTEL ROME Is free to all who care to use it lu their homes. ROME MILI.Kli. . You are judged by the paper you read. Bee readers hate no cause to apologize for a lack of self respect or Intelligence. For style and quality of ox fords the young man Is always a criterion. None of the details, Bitch as width ot toe- shape of last height of heel or general appearance ever escape his criti cal eye. On all these points he is well posted. The distinctive styles and snappy appearance appeals to him. We cater to the critical taste of thse young men and know their every wants when it comes to the oxford question. We carry a complete line of young men's oxfords, in all the styles and leathers to be found at prices to fit their pockctbook. $3.50 to $4.00 You are always welcome to look at our shoes and oxfords for young men. Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam St KffSPBJ law i ami mmmmmtmm m i Mnmmmmmmtm THE FIXKST KEW FIRK PROOF STOKAfiK lil'ILDlXtJ IX THE STATE. Our facilities for storing house hold goods are the finest. We liave our own special method. We know how. Every modern Btorago i accommodation for private or mer- ' cantile purposes. Omaha Fire-Proof Storage Co. 804-812 8. 10th St. PhoneH, Doug. 1759; Ind., A-1335. Reliable Dentistry AT Tafl's Denial Rooms Iff your liver is out off order or you suffer from any other such ailment, the Omaha Ad Club can't do very much for you. But if you are afflicted with cold feet, weak heart, &our face, poor circulation, pocket paralysis, defective eyesight or hearing (when a boosting proposition is up for consid eration) just join with us and we will do you good. One injection ofAd Club (Jinger is guaranteed to give instant relief, while continued use will effect a permanent cure in' the most obstinate cases. Just fill out the symptom blank below and send it to "Doc" Oering, with your check for $3.00 as an evidence of your good faith. We'll do most of the rest. You'll begin to feel better immediately after using this coupon as directed. HENRY CERINC Chairman Membership Committee, Omaha Ad Club. Herewith la my check fur $i 0U In pay. mriit fur initiation fee (12.00) anil aionths dues. Name With Business Address