THE (WAITA SUNDAY BEE: JTJNE 12, 1910.
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GENUINE 50ISETTE
("Name .woven on selvage
of each yard.)
Sold everywhere at 23o a
yard, all colors, I Cn
at yard -i-Wv
iVash Goods Depart
mentBasement. Fine Embroidered
EDGINGS, IN
SERTIONS AND
BEADINGS
Narrow and medium;
worth up to
12 Kc yard, Kf
at yard "v
Main Floor, Barg'n Sq.
DRESS
GINGHAMS
fHl-c strip, check
Women's Patent
. Ankle Strap k
PUMPS AND
OXFORDS
Imported Irish
PRINTED
NOVELTIES
New sheer fabric
for the summer
32 in. wide,
worth 40c hi
yard at UUVr
White Goods, BaBem'nt
AXMINSTER
RUGS
36x72, all new
patterns, worth
$3.00 $298
Third Floor
New Store
Standard Sea Is
land Yard Wide
DRESS PERCALE
Sold from the bolt,
worth 1 2120, jjg
Percale Dep't, Basem't
Women's Fine
NECKWEAR
Fancy Lace, Ja
bot, Dutch and
Sailor collars
worth up to I An
33c, at. lUt
Main Floor, New Store
PILLOW CASES
45x30 inch cambric
equal to Wam-
Bates Zephvr
GINGHAMS
Plain colors, nurse stripes,
fancy stripes and chocks,
regular price is 12Vio yd.
dress lengths
here, at yard. .... 2'
Basement Barg'n Square
1
sctta, 30o value
and plain goods
Worth up to $2.00
pair, at, AO
pair. vj
on sale,
at each.
15c
10 to 20 yard
3!c
lengths, at
yard , ,
Pillow Cane Dep't
Basement. Basem'nt, Bargain Sq.
Basement.
18 and 22 Embroideries,
Flouncing?, Skirtings,
Wide' Bands and Galloons,
choice new designs, are
.worth up to 33c,
at yard H
Bargain Square Main
Floor.
9x4 Unbleached
SHEETING
Worth almost
15c
double, at yard. . .
limit of 10 yards to a Customer.
Muslin Department
Women's Low Shoes,
Pumps and Oxfords, black
and new colors worth
up to $4 pair, $95
at pair JL
,Shoe Dep't Old Store.
45-inch Fine Swiss
Embroidery Skirtings
English eyelet and Japan
ese effect, worth CQ
upto $1.25, at....vC
Main Floor New Store.
Men's Porosknit
1 UNION SUITS
Short or long sleeves, all
, sizes, regular $1 CAp
values, at each....wllL
Main Floor Old Store.
TABLE CLOTHS.
8x10 miercerized $f 39
damask, at A
Linen Dep't Basement
Mew's $2.50 and $3
PANTS
Good cheviots $ 00
and .worsteds, at. . . J. -Basement,
Clothing Dep't
. 34-inch White Irish
Linen Finished Suitings
Regular 15c qual- Ql
ity, at yard .021
WhiteGoods Dept. Base
ment. Room size
AXMINSTER RUGS
All perfect, new patterns,
$25 values, $ 98
Third Floor New Store
Plain colored yard wide
SCOTCH CLOTH
Blue, pink and 1Hf
tan, from bolt Aii2v
Basement Table
Men's and Young , Men's
SUMMER SUITS
New , styles, extra ; well
made; worth $ft50
$15 and $16.50
Old Store Main Floor.
CADETS TIRED AND HAPPY
Return to Omaha After Week in
Camp at Harlan.
LAST NIGHT FULL OF PRANKS
Yonlhfa! Soldiers Taru Tables on
(he Officers d1 Make Taeiu
. Dnnre to h Tuna of
Martial Mnslc.
The Omaha High school .cadets returned
from their annual week' engagement Sat-
, urday, sunburned and happy, althouh'h
soma of them were not quite o spick and
pan as when they started Monday. The
. special train carrying the boys arrived at
the Union states at 1 o'clock.
Camp was broken Saturday morning at
o'clock, every tent on the field going down
at the same time when the last note of the
, "general" the signal for striking camp was
given. After the tents were rolled up and
I cared for. all the personal effects packed
I on wsgons and sent oft to the station.
I While the squad of "baggage rustlers" were
A LINIMENT FOR EXTERNAL USE.
Baby's comic wiU b a time of rejoicing, and not of apprehen
sion and fear, if Mother's Friend la used by tb expectant mother
In preparation of tha event Tola Is not a medicine to be taken
internally, but a liniment to be applied to body, to assist nature
In the necessary physical changes of the system. Mother's Friend is composed of
Oils and medicines which prepare the muscles and tendons for the unusual strain,
render the ligaments supple and elastic, aids In the expanding of the skin and flesh
fibres, and strengthens all the membranes and tissues. It lessens the pain and
danger at the crisis, and assures future health to the mother. Mother's Friend is
old at drug stores. Write for our free book, containing valuable Information for
expectant mothers. i
THE DRADFiELD CO.. ATLANTA. OA,
Boys' $3.50
Knickerbocker
. SUITS
With extra pair
pants to match,
grey, tan, dark
cheviot, $98
at 1
Basement.
" 18-lnch Oriental
ALL OVER
LACES
Also silk cm
b r o i d e red and
chiffon allovers;
worth $1 rn
yard. at..Jvv
Main Floor.
(GREAT
From Eastern Manufacturers Who Accepted Heavy Losses to Get Ready Money
Continued cold weather has left eastern manufacturers and jobbers badly overstocked on seasonable goods. Brandeis Stores with their tremendous cash buy
ing power have taken advantage of the situation. Our buyers have taken immense purchases of the newest and most desirable merchandise from concerns that were
willing to sell for less than cost to manufacture in order to get cash.
"It is another instance where Brandeis cash has brought the biggest bargains in the United States to Omaha.- You can buy the newest goods at this sale at
much less than you could buy them anywhere a week ago. This sale wll mean a saving of thousands of dollars to women of Omaha.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS ON SALE FOR THE FIRST TIME MONDAY
111
Misses' and ,
Children's
KID PUMPS
Worth u p to
pair, at . . 98c
Hasement.
Plain Bordered
and Striped
Linen , Finished
SUITING
5c
Uarguin Square,
liaHentrrrt.
putting the baggage on the train the re
mainder joined lit a grand house-cleaning
and, when the cadets left for Omaha, the
camping grounds were as green and nice
as when they arrived.
Mayor Edward Lock wood of Harlan was
an Interested spectator of the breaking of
camp, and when the cadets left he extended
a hearty Invitation to the corps from the
people of Harlan for a second visit.
The parade of the High school boys from
the station to the High school building was
watched by hundreds of people, and many
a proud parent, was seen, to wave to a
grinning, sunburned face.
Fun In Camp.
The last night In camp was the most
exciting one of the week. The boys spent
a part of the evening In marching from one
officer's tent to another with the bass
drum and the fifes of the band and forc
ing their superior officers to dance to' en
livening tuneK. Several of the officers pre
ferred to take, their medicine In the shape
of a duckirg in the big tub holding water
near the camp, as they were In that way
able to take nome revenge in getting the
others wet. The guard had an exciting
time for a short period in rounding the
ones who had not reported to their tents In
time for taps and tried to micak away
afterwards.
Although the cadets will never admit
Women's Long
Lisle Thread
GLOVES
Elbow length
pure Milanese;
worth up to 75c
pair, at
pair. . .
25c
Main Floor.
CASH
1
a7 ANY WOMAN'S WOOL SUIT in Our Entire
(Black or Colored) Monday, One Day Only, at . . . .
We have Just 325 black and colored wool suits In our cabinets, and they range In price from $25.00 to $65.00. This Includes every
wool suit in our stock excepting whites. All are this season's style, plain tailored and fancy, trimmed. We offer the choice of the stock
at $15.00 And there never has been an offer like this in Omaha. There will be an extra charge for alterations during this sale.
New Hair Line Stripe
White Serge Suits .
Pretty new tailored effects,
good quality silk lining,
OJ
$19
new skirt features
a special
showing, at
Women's New Lingerie Dresses at $25.00
A new lot of these very fashionable new lingerie dresses
have just been received; allover embroidered effects,
some with the new tunics; a splendid lot at
Ne,w Lot of $17.50 and $20.00 Linen Suits, Specially Priced at $10
Your choice of 200 pretty new linen suits that were made to sell
up to $20.00; many of them are samples every new ClO
style feature for 1910, at. ... . CJjIU
New White Serge Skirts
A new assortment now being shown for
the first time; all the style features
are new and very attractive. The
prices are
$5, $7.50. $10 and $12.50
Advance Notice Great Waist Sale Wednesday
The entire sample line of Stein & Levy of New York bought at a great
sacrifice. These are exquisite hand made waists; hand embroidered and trim
med with rich laces A wonderful sale next Wednesday, at M price.
$35.00 Waists will go at . . S17.50 I $20.00 Waists at $10.00
$25.00 Waists at $155.50 1 $15.00 Waists at $7.50
BRANDEIS STORE
Wide Persian
COTTON
CHALLIES
Men's Muslin
NIGHT SHIRTS
With or without
collar.
Sold from the
bolt
' at : . ,
3l2c
Worth 75c
at. .
Basement
Bargain Square.
Old Store.
that the cooking furnished is not better
than any chf can do, a nice hot supper,
such as mother knows how to -please tbe
boy palate with, will undoubtedly appeal
to several of the returning soldiers.' Also,
it will be fine to try sleeping under a
sheet again with enough warm covers so
that if one wakes up in the early morning
hours It is not because he is freezing to
death in a dream of north polar regions.
Americanizing
English Papers
Samuel Prior, Once Omaha News
paper Man, High, in Service of
Lord Northcliffe.
Samuel J. Prior, formerly an Omaha
newspaper man and once employed on The
Bee, Is now managing editor of the Lon
don Times and right hand man to Lord
Northcliffe, the, newspaper magnate of
England.
Charles Harding, while on a visit to
London two weeks past vinlted Mr. Prior
there. Mr. Prior s wife was formerly Miss
Laura Wells, an acquaintance of Mr.
Harding In New York In years past.
Mr. Prior has been employed by Lord
Northcliffe to Instill new life and Ameri
can methods Into the staid Knglish Jour
nals. This process has Just been adminis
tered to the London Mall and the Times Is
now undergoing the treatment.
HUSTER AT RIVERVIEW PARK
Concert Froirtn to Bo Given at the
Hlver Krant Fork Bandar
, Afternoon.
Huster'a band will play the following
concert program at Rlvervlew park Sunday
afternoon:
March Peaco for Ever
Overture Festival
Cherry Intermesso
Valse The Warbler
Selection II Trovstore..
The Lion's Awakening.
Vision of Halo mo
Overture Normn
Miller
...Kreler Bella
Albert
Comiack
Verdi
tplndler
Fuller
:....Relllnl
Waldirufel
Walls Violets
March King Alfonso Uradler
. Women's Linen Dresses,
Worth $15 and $17.50, at $8.98
Your choice of G5 stunning new
linen dresses, in whites, plain col
ors and combinations -
Very special offer,
at
$25
New Voile Skirts
These skirts are In the newest Ideas
for summer; they are practical and
extremely stylish; every
skirt an $8.50 value
at
$5
LUNCH
CLOTH
$2 Austrian
$898
BOYS' WASH
SUITS
Russian or
Sailor.
$1, at....Tlt
Basement.
hand drawn
work,
54x54.
98c
39c
I..!nen Department,
Basement.
Mrs. Lillian Maul
Sues Undertakers
for $31,000 Loss
Alleges in Suit Filed that She Was
' Defrauded of That Amount
by Misrepresentation. .
Alleging that the Cole-McKay undertak
ing firm had wilfully deceived her in pre
senting an offer for her property and had
attempted to defraud her of lai.OU) through
the deception, Mis. Lillian N. Maul filed
a suit against the undertakers . fur the
amount of the alleged fruud, Saturday.
Mrs. Maul sets forth in her petition that
the Cole-McKay company, acting as her
agents in the negotiations for the disposal
of her property, had received an offer of a
lot as exchange and $40,000 bonus for a lot
owned by Mrs. Maul and had represented
to. her that the bonus offered was only
13,000.
The plaintiff further explains that she re
fused Indignantly to accept the offer as
presented to her by her undertaker agents,
and as a result, lust the' highly accept
able offer, which. In reullty, had been made.
With the petition filed by Mrs. Maul Is
appended a copy of a letter sent to the
Cole-McKay firm by the McCague Invest
ment company. In which the latter made
Its proposition Involving the exchange and
the ftO.000 bonus. The proposition from the
McCague. Investment company was fixed
as open until May 5. Mrs. Maul alleges
that knowledge of the actual proposal was
withheld from her while the vastly In
ferior and alleged fraudulent one was made
so that she was caused to let the chance
for what would have been a lucrative and
acceptable business deal slip by. She
learned of the true state of affairs through
an Indirect source, she alleges. Attorney
Hugh Myers is acting as counsel for Mrs.
Maul. i
Mrs. Maul Is tRe widow of Michael Maul,
who was engaged In the undertaking busi
ness during his life.
An incidental detail of the petition Is
1
Yard .Wide
' .White Beauty
CAMBRIC
12MjC value
(limit of ten
yards), Pip
at yard . . . U2 v
Muslin Department
Basement.
J.RC.HASJiS
18 and 27-Inch Fine Embroidered Flouncing and Skirtings
In elegant new designs. Angleterre, floral, Japanese and
blind effects Swiss, nainsook and batiste TSTK
many worth GOc a yard your choice at, jM U
yard iw V
FINE EMBROIDERED
Swiss and batiste, in eyelet
broidered flounce and lines of insertions white
and colors worth up to $9.00, at, each.
EXTRA SPECIALS
Summer Dress Fabrics
50c Dotted Roscoe Silks; two size
dots and plain weaves,
main floor, yard ,
25c
Beautiful crepe de Sole; 3 shades
of tans and natural; also blue;
27 inches wide, main , LC
floor, yard, at JJQ
24-inch and 27-Inch Rough Weave
Silk; a perfect Imitation of the
$1.35 rajahs; 28 fashionable col
orings, main floor,
per yard, at '
39c
A soft, clinging, 24-inch imported
Chiffon .Voile, In stripes, checks,
barred and Roman effects jn
main floor, yard ZrC
All our 65c all linen and Imported
linen fabrics reduced, on C
main floor, yard J DC
500 Yard Spools
Best Grade 3
Cord Pennant
BASTING
THREAD
at, spool 3Vc
' Notion Department,
Main Floor.
the allegation that the Investment company
was to receive 11,000 for Its part In the ne
gotiation and that the purpose of the trade
was that of erecting a hotel building on
tho site of the proposed transfer lot.
Early Bird Thief
Works on Ladder
"School Marm" is Sobbed of Pocket
book Under Her Pillow
While Awake.
Miss Lillian Wllber, a city school teacher,
Is shy Just $31.19 of vacation money.
Just as the sun was creeping above the
horizon and the birds were sleepily twitter
ing In the tree tops, . a bold sneak thief
gently placed a ladder at a second story
window at the rear of Mis. J. M. Staf
ford's home, 2241 Howard street, ascended
to the second story, raised a sash vcreen
and, reaching through the window, lifted
a pocketbook that' had been left on a
dresser. He made his way calmly down
the 'ladder and disappeared around the
corner of the house. This bold piece of
second story work happened In broad day
light. The victim of the robbery heard
the man as he was descending to tho
ground and Jumped out of bed, screaming
at the top of her voice when she saw a
man pointing a revolver at her' as he
backed away.
Her cries aroused tho neighborhood and
the police were called, but no trace of the
thief Could be found.
Miss Wllber was going to put' the money
In a bank Saturday.
LOOK FOR LOOT FROM
COUNCIL BLUFFS HERE
Police Believe Ilnrarlars Brought
tioods Across to Omaha to
Sell It.
Two hundred dollars worth of goods
stolen from A. M. Slngara's store at Coun
cil Bluffs Is believed by the police to have
been brought to Omaha for disposition at
the pawnshops.
The robbery la supposed to be connected
$3.00 Quality
NAPKINS
Ture Irish
Linen,
22x22, $4 98
dozen A
Basement I.lnen
Department.
All Silk Moiro
RIBBONS
Up to No. 12;
white or fancy
colors, worth up
to 15c yd., g
Main Floor
New Store.
Stock
PARTLY MADE ROBES
and Japanese effects deep em
39i
SILK SALE
27-inch all silk dress and
coat pongee at about half
the" regular value. These
pongees are manufactured by one
of the beBt makers A fv
all 27 Inches wide 4 If
bargain square, yard... V
Spot Proof and Shower Proof
Foulards Three special
lines of broken lines, all
good patterns and latest color
ings; 24 to 44- -A -a- t
49c-79c-'l
inch widths-
yard, at
$1.00 Dress Cachemere de Sole
Monday only 59c a yard Pastel,
street shades and evening tints
for street and dressy
gowns; plenty of navys
59c
per yard, at
Bine French and
German Val.
LACES and
INSERTIONS
Skirt and Dress
Lengths Plain
Colored
DUCK
Many to
match
worth 12 c.
5c
At, per
2c
yard
Main Floor
New Store.
Bargain Square,
liusement.
with the operations of the burglar gang
recently raided by the police.
GENERAL BUBB OMAHA VISITOR
Famous Warrior Stop for Short Stajr
wllta. General Smith of Depart'
meat of IMIssonrl. "
General John W. Bubb, retired V. 8. A
visited with General Smith of the Depart
ment of Missouri, for a short time, Satur
day before continuing his trip east from
Portland, Oregon. General Bubb was with
General Custer In his famous campaign of
1876, when there was trouble, and was for
awhile the commander of the Department
of the Dakotas. He was entertained at
noon at the Omaha club.
Brandeis Stores
Great Wall Paper SaJe
After our busy season In the Wall Taper Department we find our
stock somewhat broken. We have thousands of small lots, enough to
paper two' or three rooms. They are all fine papers and we wish to
close them ou( at once. We will mark them at about half price Mon
day.
i
New 1910 Duplex Oatmeal Papers,
that sell everywhere for 75c a
roll 15 patterns to select from
Monday, while they 9C
last, at wC
New 1910 Gold Papers,
with crown borders to
match, worth up to
30c, Monday, special
Bed Room Papers
floral and stripe
beautiful .colorings;
have sold as high as
25c, to close 7JL
out, Monday. , . I 2
f::V 12ic
Women's and Men's Pure
Thread Silk Hosiery
Lisle garter Topslisle
heels, solos and QQ
toes, worth 75c, at. OUC
Main Floor-Now Store.
Men's Porosknit
UNDERWEAR
Shirts and drawers, all
sizes, worth ; OF,.
50c, at 6t)C
Old Store-Main Floor
Plain and Fancy
SILKS
Dotted opera chiffon, etc.,
worth up to OC
G5c yard, at UvL
White Goods Dep't, Base
ment. Seamless
BRUSSELS RUGS
9x12, worth ' $f98
$16.50, at 11
Third Floor New Store
27-inch . White Picquette
A. new fabric for Suits,
Coats, etc, 35c 99a
quality, at yard. . . UU
White Goods Dep't, Base
ment itti'ttMHfflTiiyiiimaM:iiiiliBBBm3
New Spring Curtains
lave been selling up to
$4 per pair, 98
at pair J.
Lace Curtain Dep't Base
ment. Boys' Long Pants Suits
All wool blue serges, 14 to
17 years, worth $150
$10-at V
Second Floor Old Store
, Single Lace
CURTAINS
Worth up to $3 a AQn
pair, at, each ift
Lace Curtain Dept., Base
ment. Women's Fine Pad
HOSE SUPPORTERS
Extra strong wide elas
.15c I
tics, regular
price 35c, at. . ,
2SI
BOYS' WASH SUITS
Ages 3 to 10 sailor or
Russian, worth
ud to $2. at .tfOt
Second Floor New Store
Imported Madras, Scrim
and Drapery Swiss, some
worth up to 40c, I (l
at, yard ,..Llul
Drapery Dept., Basement
OB,
Laborer Dies on
Way to His Work J
E. B. Hathaway, Employe of Park
Board, Succumbs to Heart
Disease.
E. B, Hathaway, an employe of the Park
board, died of heart disease on South
Thirty-fifth avenue while on his nay to
work Saturday morning.
ilathaway's home is at 1315 Martha street
The body was taken In charge by Coroner
Willis Crosby.
Persistent Advertising is tne Koad to Bl
Returns.
Two Tone Papers, all new colors
and designs, sold regularly at 40c ;
Monday, at f r
roll ist ;
5,000 rolls good Wall
Paper, suitable for al
most any rooms
worth, up to
7c, at roll.
