THK BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, ArRTL 1. 1011.
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The hats
are unmll'T
this upason.
ind the
irlrp ire
tiroallpr.
Brandeis
Spring
Hats
New arrivals
specially pricptl
lor Saturday.
The close filling
hemp turbans
with velvet ear:-:,
flowers a n 1
hows. fiat, lnro sailors, hnir braid sailor
with wreaths of flowers black and white mixed
braids; turbans with velvet ears; hats with quill
effects, etc. Scores of new ideas 00
The Nacre Straw Turbans
The iipwefit, BtnarlpBt and most popular of all the practical
hats - BtunninK little turbans In all the correct spring
shadPB with colorpd straw bows and ornaments. Styles
rrl;T.fi:id..on,y $1.98 to $5.00
BMANDEB STORES
New Arrivals From Our Great Purchase Brought Forward
CHOICEST LOTS FROM THE EASTERN JOBBERS' ENTIRE STOCK
Women's
pFii
Elegantly Trimmed Pattern Ha's
Those ultra fashionable copies of Paris models
with all flower crowns or high crowns with flow
ers high in the back new velvet top and straw
faced hats, gracefully turned up from the faco.
A score of charming and original tP-t C 0
ideas, at $lJ-0d
Tailored and Street Hats in Basement
Hundreds of them, including all the popular ff Cn
late styles on bargain table in basement at. . . .JaU J
New Section Devoted Exclusively to
Misses1 and Children's Hats
Such varieties of clever girlish styles were
never before shown by any western store.
Little Poke Bonnnets, with colored facings
at. ..$3.50 and $4.50
Hand Made Tuscan Dress Hats,
lacy trimmings, at $5.00
to $7.00
Large Milan Sailor Hats with
Mg satin sash, 12 to If. years,
at $5.00
Novelties in Baby Bonnets of
tuscans, hair braids, and
fancy straws, with pleated
ribbon and pleated silk ef
fects, flower trimmed, at.
only $2.50 to $5.00
Hand made School Hats of tus
can braid with shirred chif
fon facing, at . . $3.98
, More than 000. styles in this elegantly equip
ped department on second floor.
nil
New shipments from the jobbers' stock inclule scores of the newest
ideas in spring apparel which we will sell far below its actual value. The
bargains are greater than ever.
Beautiful Silk and
Foulard Dresses
Here are beautiful new silk and fancy
foulard dresses very popular for
spring and summer wear. Many plain
and figured silks, including those smart
new bordered effects light summery
frocks, etc., etc. Every one is a clever
new design for 1!)11 and every one is
thoroughly practical.
We have grouped
scores of the finest
dresses to sell
at
Mescaline
and Silk
Persian
Pettlconts,
In buse
ment, Rt
$3.98
Special Sale of Hair Goods
Aim
m
25c
SECOND ri.OO AXD POKPEUW KOOM
Here are bargains in dependable
hair goods that are really extraor
dinary. 18 and 20-in. Natural Wavy Switches
One to a customer. While thev
last, $1.00 values, Bale
price
The D'Arey Invisible Fringe Nets
Five nets in one envelope. Every net
guaranteed perfect extra large size
Saturday only, five -fl
for IVC
Cluster Puffs Made of fine hair. 22
in set $3.00 values ,
Cluster Puffs Special for this sale
$2.00 values at ,
24-inch Long 2-oz. Natural Wavy
Switches Speei a 1 $o values, at.
28-inch Natural Wavy Switches $10.00
values at j
Manicuring, Shampooing, Hairdressing. Ap
pointments made by phone.
BRANDEIS STORES
$1.98
98c
$1.98
$5
Tailored Suits
A NEW GROUP AT $15.00
This lot includes many odd and sample
suits that are the cleverest styles in spring
wear of the season. Kvery suit is a splendidly
tailored garment and many are quite elabo
rately trimmed.
Materials are 'white serges, navy and
black serges, gray and colored worsteds, hair
line worsteds, etc.
The women seeking a prac- ytv n
Ullll suit Ul il IllU iidi-
acter will find satisfaction
here at a moderate price;
only
vv
am
CHILDREN'S SPRING COATS $2.98 and $5
All cloths, styles and colors many with new sailor
collars ages 4 to 14.
WOMEN'S FINE TAILORED WAISTS AT 98c
Extremely popular. New models with different size pleats and
tucks, some with fine embroidered designs and some with col
ored embroidery . .
Women's
Dress Hnil
NiivpI ty
Skirts. In
Iwwment,
a.1
$1.98
and Smite
MWS&miV 1 If
riv n mini f
mm
WOMEN'S LUNG SATIN, SILK AND
SERGE COATS
Here is a lot of up-to-date coats many with
large satin inlaid collars and reveres; also
embroidered shantungs and taffetas, gray
worsteds and serges navy, black or & 4 A
white. Strictly new models v-i-U
Long Serge and Fancy Worsted Coats
Kvery coat is a new spring effect. Fabrics
are serges, worsteds and fancies many with
large sailor eollcrs and big reveres; QQ
special group at vU.iJO
WOMEN'S DRESS and WALKING SKIRTS
Your choice of hundreds of women's highly
tailored skirts plain or self strapied trim
med. Very smartly made of voiles, taffetas,
serges or fine panamas. Skirts actually
worth $7.50 up to $10.00 each in
one group at. ... ,
WOMEN'S SILK WAISTS AT $5.00
Newest and most stylish models for dress and semi
dress taffetas, messalines, laces and chiffons.
FIVE SPECIAL BARGAINS IN OUR BASEMENT CLOAK SECTION
Navy and Mack . Serge
Suits Fancy striped
worsteds, black and white
checks, etc., worth up to
$12.50. at. $6.08
Long Heme, ' Panama ' and
Checkered Worsted Coats
Large sailor collars and
reveres, plain and braid
trimmed $5.00
10O Rain and Storm
Coats worth $7.50 to
flO Slip-ons and
raglan styles, each,
at $5.00
200 Chllldien's Coats
worth to $:i Sam
ples and surplus stock
from the big pur
chase, at $1.00
A big lot of odd Jack
ets and Coats
Slightly soiled, but
worth up to $8.00.
at $3.50
SanitdL
TOOTH
PoweiR
Toilet Articles
25c Dr. Graves'
Tooth Pow. 14
25c Sanitol ' Face
Cream 14t
25c Sanitol Tooth
Paste 14
25c Lilac Talcum,
at Gtf
140
50c Dr. Graves' Tooth Pow. 29c
25c Colgate's Tooth Pow. 15c
25c Dr. Lyon's Tooth Pow.. 19c
60c Pebecu Tooth Paste. . . .89c
25c Sihef field's T'th Paste. 17c
25c So'.odont Tooth Paste, 16c
25c Kspey'g Cream 19c
Champlain's Liquid Pearl, 40c
$1.50 Oriental Cream 9Hc
75c Pomp. Mass. Cream... 59c
25c Satin Skin Cream 19c
tclil
8
2, cakes Palm Olive
Soap 15
5 cakes of Ivory
Soap 190
1 lb. 20-Mule-Team
Borax 00
75c genuine Ideal Hair
Brush 590
$1 genuine Ideal Hair
Brush 790
PERFUMES
60c WJhlte Rose, Carnation or
Forest Blossom, box. . . .25c
25c Satinet Powder 14c
50c Java Rice Powder. .. .20c
25c Satin Skin Powder .... 18c
Roger's & Gallet Powder. . .22c
50c William's Lilac Toilet Wa
ter 39c
60c Colgate's Toilet Water. 40c
50c Fl'wer Girl Toil. Water. 29c
Orange Wood Sticks 5c
15c Chamois 9c
REXALL
93 Hair Tonic... 50c and $1
$1 Beef Wine and Iron...o-4c
$1 Vegetable Compound. . .89c
Theatrical Cold Cream.... 25c
Orderlies 10c, 25c, 50c
MMK. YALE'S GOO IKS
60c Almond Blossom Cream 8c
60c Face Powder. 4o
$1.50 Skin Cream $1.25
$1 Blood 'Tonic 8l)c
50c Hair Tonic 45c
60c Digestive Tablets 45c
BRANDEIS RED CROSS DRUG SALE
The first Saturday, in each month Brandeis Stores holds this Rod Cross Drug Sale, which is known to
every economical man and woman in Omaha, because of, its great saving opportunities. Read these wonderful
bargains for one day only in our Drug Department.
Photo Department
This $3.75 Seneca, Jr., Camera,
size 3x4; as a special ad,
.Saturday, while 25 cameras
last, at $1.98
$1.50 complete Developing Out
fit, at 7c
7 lubes M. Q. Developer. .25c
$1.00 Ruby Lamb, special. .59c
4x5 hard rubber Trays.... 12c
We do developing and finish
ing. All work guaranteed.
Rl ItllKR GOODS
85c Fountain Syringe, 2 qt. 49c
$1.25 Fountain Syr., 3 qt..79c
$2.25 Combination Syringe and
bottle, 4 quart 91.59
$1.75 Hot Wa'r Hot. 3 qt. 91.12
75c Hot Water Hot, 2 qt.. .49o
75c Rubber Gloves 49o
$3.50 Victor's Douche. . .92.50
Hi Spe
cial Hnr
(tslnn In I 111 -
Worn ler ful
Linen Sale.
1 aaaaa I
Linen De
partment in
our bue-nient.
Saturday's Great Sale
AN ENTIRE SURPLUS STOCK
FANCY LINENS
$."),( )00 stock of finest
drawn, embroidered,
Renaissance and Teneriffe
lace linen pieces ever of
fered at special sale.
Finest 45 and 54-Inch hand
drawn work, Renaissance lace
and tenerlffe lace lunch cloths
worth up to $5, at,
Beautiful hand made tenerlffe
lace, elaborate drawnwork
nnd embroidered linen scarfs,
worth up to $4, 'at ff q
each JIl7
French Renaissance lace Piano
Scarfs, beautiful patterns,
worth $4, at, C Q
each $1T7
Beautiful Renaissance lace.
Japanese hand drawn and ten
erlffe lace scarfs, worth up to
":.! 98c
Very elaborate Japanese hand
drawn and Denaissance lace
lunch cloths, worth up to
ZV:.". 98c
I ill
'My m
Spring Pumps and Oxfords w0r
ON MAIN FLOOR OLD STORE.
ceo
Women's 2-Strap Pumps Extreme short vamp,
flat silk bow, high heels, high arch instep, light
extension soles. The heels are lined with un
dressed kid, which prevents slipping. New ami
nobby pumps for street wear, in patent colt, gun
metal and black velvet. Sell regularly ft OP
at $3.00 a pair special, per pair, at VUu0
WOMEN'S SHOES, PUMPS ANO OXJX)RI)S Sample and
broken lines; all sizes In one style or another. ShoeH that
sold regularly at $3, $3.50, $4 $5 and $6 tfjf Or
a pair, will go at .10J
Infants' Shoes In soft kldskln, hand turned soles, patent
tips, all sires. Usually sold at 76c pair, f"A
at. pair 3UL
GIRLS' SCHOOL SHOES Gun Metal Calf, button style,
extra high tops; good, serviceable shoes Just the thing
fnr arhonl wear. Thev sold secularly at $2.00 a pair. Sat
urday In all sizes up to 2,
at '
$1.49
In Basement Shoe Section
MEN'S 93 AND 93.BO SHOES AT 92.25 Broken lines and
odd pairs In all sizes and wide widths. Just the same shoe
you buy in stock, but being onl a few pairs of a style you
can save money by taking a little time to select them.
Patent leather, dull calf and kid. Tied together
on bargain square, at per pair
Women's Juliet House Slip- . Women's Soft Kldskin
$2.25
pers, patent tips, flexible
soles, rubber heels, QOf
all slzea BC
Shoes; will give good serv
ice; all sizes
at V
Big Flower Sale Saturday
Another big lot of fine
Boston Ferns, used for
our opening, regularly
75c; Saturday, QQ n
U4j
More than 5,000 Fancy
Carnations, all colors,
regular 75c a dozen,
Saturday, per OQl
dozen, at
each, at
BSANDEIS STORES
ALL READY TO GREET OMAHA
Vernal Opening at Culp-Langworthy
Clothes Shop Saturday.
LITTLE STORE IN SPUING DRESS
KleaaMt Maknuanr Kistnrea and
Floral Itpeoratlona Bram wlh
Welrniuv Pplendor of an
Anrtrnt llonr In Orient.
You r Invited to b "raon( those
present." This la the word the member of
tha Culp-Ijirg-worthy firm have eent out
to tha people of Omaha and the wat for
tha occasion of the formal opening of their
little clothes shop In the City National
lank building today.
"You are Invited, and we elncerely hope
you will come," Is the way the proprietors
have expressed themselves. We have car
rations for the women and cigars for the
men. Be sure to pay us a visit. We are at
home today, so that you may Inspect our
new store a store up to date In every re
gard and one of the best In the west."
Yes, It Is to be spring at the dandy,
pretty little clothes shop. It Is to be the
spring opening day and the shop already
Is In gala attire. Floral decorations are
ttatloned here and there and It la a pretty
night to wltnesa either by day or nlt'ht.
The brilliant rays of new chandeliers lend
an additional splendor to the shop by
night, for then the rays of the Incan
descent are reflected back by tha beauti
ful mahogany furnishings which grace the
HtUa shop on every aide and protrude their
beauty from every nook and corner.
stakeamar Flstarae Elrsraat.
Theee mahogany fixtures are so elegant
that they make the store a miniature
mahogany forest with wall cases, f.aor
casea, pedestals, chandeliers, balconies and
all, beaming forth with the smile of the
woods.
The furnishings which decorate the In
terior of the pretty clothes shop are the
product of a maker who designed with par
ticular care and aimed to make this store
a model for western clothing shops. That
this designed succeeded all who visit the
C'ulp I.angworthy shop during the formal
opening of tomorrow must admit.
.lathered within the little shop for this
red letter day event are the latest clothes
from the houss of the leading manufac
turers of the east. Kvery style, every
color and every rich cloth are grouped
within the new cases and dixplayed for
the visitors. Here are those extremely
stylish KngliKh clothes that will be worn
on Piccadilly within a few weeks and that
will be seen on Klfth avenue with the
first call of warm weather. The newest
! creations in all wearing apparel for men,
indeed. Is shown in this little shop. There
are neckties, shirts, hose, hats those flat,
wide brim Uritisti affairs and all the
little things that the well dressed man
demands.
If Is a Vernal Opening;.
The proprietors of the clothes shop have
announced this formal occasion as a vernal
opening, as the time when spring within
the store will greet spring out of doors;
as the time alien men's collhing creations
will smile in collaboration with Mother
Earth to make the world happy. An or
chestra will play pleasing selections all
day. v
It will be an eventful occasion in the
history of tha store and In the history of
Omaha, for It will mark the opening of
on of the best clothing shops of the west
a shop that will be one of the estab
lishments to cause an Omaha man to feel
pride tn hie c'ty and force visit )r tj ta'k
about the progrers of t:ils city's c'oihinj
rr.erclit.uts.
The doors to the little shop will be thrown
open at 8 o'clock In the morning and the
welcome mat will feel the steady tramp
of feet until late at night.
A NEW L1FESAVING AGENT
Ant l-Menliigllls serum Cots Down
Mortality More Than One.
Third.
The experiments which the Rockefeller
Institute for Medical Research, New York
city, has been making with antl-menlngltis
serum have been so successful that the
management of the Institute Issued a state
ment to the effect that the curative effi
ciency of the scrum might now be re
&aV.Ml a scientifically established and
that t ie serum might now "take It place
with t acclne and diphtheria anti-toxin as
a-i approved agency for the protection of
public health."
The Institute ha been manufacturing
and distributing the serum free for mora
than a year to hospitals and physicians
all over the country. The institute merely
stipulated that the hospital or physician
taking the serum should report as to Its
effectiveness.
According to the reports sent In, the
serum has cut down the mortality from
cerebro-splnal meningitis to less than one
third of what It was before the serum came
to be known and used.
Having thus established the scientific
reliability of the serum, the Institute is
now going to cease manufacturing and
distributing It, and will apply the funds
which have been used In this way In the
last few years along other experimental
lines. The antl-menlngitia aerum, Itke vac
cine or diphtheria antitoxin. In future will
be manufactured by the city board of
hoMlth. Physicians and hospital deslrlna
It can obtai" it by applying to the health
loard. as they do now for diphtheria antl-
M-:ln
The serum, according to General Man
ager Jerome D. Greene of the Institute,
should be used In the early stages of the
disease. It la injected into the lumbar
section of the spinal cord.
"The mortality of epidemic cerebro
spinal meningitis has been recognized in
the past a running from 30 to 70 per cent."
said one physician. "The discovery of
the aml-meningltls serum gives definite
piomise of cutting down the mortality of
the disease from about 50 to 15 per cent.
"Cerebro-splnal meningitis is due to the
activities of a little organism called the
dlpococcus Intracellular!, which attacks
the nerve roots and membranes of the
spinal cord and brain. The epidemic form
of tli disease was first recognized only
about 100 years ago in Geneva, Switzerland.
The first outbreak In this country took
place In Massachusetts In The dis
ease visited Ireland twice In the middle of
the last century very fatally Indeed. A
pitiable asjct of the disease la that It
attack those who are despondent and those
who don't have food enough. Squalid tene
ment dweller and soldier In crowded and
Ill-kept barrack are especially a prey
to It. . j
"When the microbe once takes hold, the
substances of the spinal cord and brain
quickly become most mlllgnantly congested,
and death sometimes occur In a few
hour. Before the discovery of the aerum,
about all that could be done to fight the
disease was to employ purging and leech
ing, put Ice bags along the spine, give
drugs to deaden the pain, and the admin
istering of mercurial and iodide and
counter-irritants. "New York Time.
NEW BLOOD IN CONGRESS
Diminishing; Ranks of the Old Gnard
In Service Tirenly Yenra
or Store.
It Is the opinion of a prominent member
of congress from New England long In
service at Washington that the country has
seen the last of men In congress of a serv
ice of thirty years and more and probably
also, at least for some time, of men who
have served in congress twenty years. The
trend, in his Judgment, is against long serv
ice. Elections are now considerably af
fected by means of direct primaries, ami
people eem fickle, and the best of men In
congress are consequent ly apt to be toppled
service going back to 187S, or thlrty-lx
years back, but two year will have to be
deducted from the oontlnulty, for he missed
one congress, suffering defeat in the demo-
i cratlc tidal wave of 1890. The service of
Representative Ulngham of Pennsylvania,
i called the "Father of the House," because
i he has seen longer continuous service than
any other man In It, hark back to 1879,
while representative Payne of New York,
chairman of the way and mean commit
tee, goe as far hack as l&. Representa
tive Dalzell of Pennsylvania first came to
congress In 1SS7, or twenty-four years ago,
and Kepresentatl .'e Jones of Virginia has
a record of twenty year of service In the
house. All other congressmen report
service of less than twenty years. Hepre-
over by some newcomer who chances to Ben,aveII nthoU, of Missouri. Cooper of
charm the majority of the voters. Wisconsin, Gardner of New Jersey; Oillett
As it Is. men In congress who have a , am, M,.rtt of Massachusetts and Louden
record of twenty years or more are few In i NVw .rH,v have been elected to
number. And not a few of these are re-
another term, and so will by 1913 have com-
tiring, in ome case, driven oui oi puouc ,wenty veaIi ln the huUB,. of tnotl
life by popular clamor. j whn v.,.n , nm(ntr .Q the houBe ln 1S86 only
Senator Hale of Maine is completing his
nine will remain.
A Hisrit.
Small Harold had Just been chastised.
"Mamma," he said, "does It make your
hands warm to spank me?"
"Indeed. It does. Harold." she replied.
"Well," continued the little fellow, "the
next time they are cold 1 wish you would
hold them over the heater."
PRATTLE OF THE YOUKGSTERS.
mimem year in me senate. rewous.y ne j,)gment h,re ,nat mor. an(i more the
erved six years ln the house of represenla-1 Krnate and tn. house becoming an assem
tlve. In the public life of Washington ti'Mage ot frPBn men, and tna,t this trend
will, on March 4. have been thirty-six years. I wl bePome even more pronounced la the
Senator Fry of Maine will also this year I rjl aneaii.Hoton Advertiser,
complete thirty years of service In the
senate.
Senator Aldrlch will retire from the sen-
ate In his thirtieth year. He was addition
ally two year In the house of representa
tives. Senator Cullom Is completing his
twenty-eighth year In the senate, but he
tan point to a -rvlce ln congress farther
back than any other member, having been
a member of the house In 1M.
Senator Oalllnger of New Hampshire will
this year complete twenty years of service
ln the senate, but he had already, when
chosen senator ln 11. served four years
In the house
had been singing. The mother very much
surprised, said she had never heard of it.
"Yes, mamma," he replied, "they have
a bear over there, and It Is cross-eyed,
too."
"Why, Willie," said the mother, " you
surprise me. Who told you this?"
"Nobody told me," said Willie, "but
every tlma 1 go to church they sing a
hymn about the 'consecrated cross-eyed
bear.' "
"Come, Willie." said his mother, "don't
be so selfish. Let your little brother piay
with your marbles a while."
"Hut." protested Willie, "he means to
keep them always "
"oh, I guess not"'
"I guess yes! 'Cause he s swallered
two o' them already."
A boy went Into a shop to buy a cent'
worth of nuts. The man at the counter,
a cheery, good-natured soul, said to him:
"You can have them mixed if you like "
"All right," said tho boy;, "you may put
one or two rocoanuts in, ii you pirajie.
Vlsltor And what are you going to bo
when ou grow up. Johnny?
Johnny I'm going to be a waiter.
Visitor (in surprlse-A waiter! Why do
you want to be a waiter?
Johnny-Cause papa say everything
comes to him who walls.
0
tested by taste."
1
A little fellow who has been attending
Sunday school quite regularly, Interviewed
his mother one day. and Inquired whether
she hsd ever seen the bear which the peo-
In the house. Speaker Cannon ran show I pie had at church, and about which they
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