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TTTE BEE: OVATTA, SATUTfPAY. APfiTL 22. 1011.
BRANDEIS STORES
Greatest Sale of
Shoes arid Oxiords
Most remarkable sale in women's shoes that any
western store has ever offered. Here are all new
seasonable styles that we are selling anywhere
from one-fourth to one-half off. Every pair of
shoes is dependable, good quality and up-to-date.
HUNDREDS OF PAIRS OF WOMEN'S OX
FORDS, PUMPS AND HIGH SHOES
All sizes and widths. In dull leather with cloth or
kid tops, button or lace style; patent kid, cloth
or kid tops, button or lace; patent kid pumps,
suede pumps, velvet pumps; patent leather and
dull leather oxfords, hand turned or (ft ft 10
Goodyear welted soles; worth $.', $3.50 !ft -and
$4 a pair, at V""
ODDS AND ENDS OF OXFORDS AND PUMPS
Cravenette. canvass and kidskin; also boudoir
slippers; about 200 pairs in mostly small sizes.
Worth up to $3 a pair, you can buy them OC
here, at, a pair AivL
WOMEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS AT 98c
Strap or Juliet styles, common sense or opera toe with flex
ible sole! and rubber heels. Splendid lot of house Slippers
that will give comfort. Worth $1.50 axjpalr, Qfis
In all sizes, at, pair . . . . trOv
WOMEN'S $2.00" AND $2.50 PUMPS AND
OXFORDS AT $1.19
Women's soft patent leather, velvet and kidskin,
two-strap pumps and oxfords; light, flexible
soles, Cuban heels, short foreparts. Pumps and
oxfords that are $2 and $2.50 values, (J 4 Q
in all sizes; basement, at vl.el.tJ
Women's Velvet Slippers with carpet soles; 50c
values, at 25(
Women's f0c Serge House Slippers, at 39c
Women's Patent Leather Dress Shoes, made with
black velvet tops, at, pair $1.87
Boys' Shoes in satin calf skin stock; lace style;
sizes 1 to 5l2, nt..- $1.25
. Sizes under one are, pair . . . ; .98c '
Tennis Oxfords for children in small sizes, 6 to 11,
at, pair 25V;
Saturday Specials
China Depaxment West Arcade
White and Gold Austrian China Dinner Sets
Handsomely treated with pure coin gold on our
dainty, new derby shape, 100 pieces, at $27.50
Open stock, 20 per cent discount. . .
' ' BATH ROOM FIXTURE SALE
200 five-piece sets containing one bath tub soap
dish, one 18-inch towel bar, one combination
tumbler and tooth brush holder, one toilet paper
holder, one flat soap dish; made of solid brass,
heavily nickle plated; will not rust, CI 48
at, per set v
Special sale on all our exquisite lines of blown en
graved glass stem ware. Champagnes, wines,
cocktails, highball glasses,etc. A good oppor
tunity to replenish your table service at a big
saving. Special discount of 20 per cent Saturday
BLACK SATIN COATS
Your choice of 75 r.f those
very popular long black satin
coats, made with large sailor
collars and large reveres; all
clever late spring styles, made
to sell at $15,
at....
$10.00
1 special d
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$ h lilt I hi !
at.
ale of Tailored Sniits
lirtiTTti pnnnti nWTtimn
111 J. j OXiAUJ OIYlftld
Several hundred smart skirts fa
of tailored white s-rgc; new
effects for early summer that fa
are beautifully fashioned, spo-
cially priced, (Pr AA 'r
Several Hundred Stunning Late Spring .Models i
Secured By Our New York Buyer at a l
Very Special Price )
Here is one of the greatest special offers in strictlv hand-
tailored apparrel that we have ever presented. Scores and
scores of the later spring models in womens'
suits. The new shades and mixtures severely
tailored or smartly trimmed. Every size in
eluding misses' sizes; all the fashionable style
features are in this group. Many made to sell
at $25.00; special Saturday at
Women's 18 and 20 Snrintf Suits at &10
-r T r o -
AVe offer your choice of scores of ready-to-wear suits in good, (fe
practical styles for late spring and summer; all care- A AA
fully sized and made to sell as high as $20, special. .vlvaUv
i - (k.
- The New White Serge Suits
These suits will he more fashionable than ever this summer. They
are serviceable and practical and are tailored with greatest
care and precision. Three groups, including nianv COC AA
ne models, specials, at $15.00, $19.00 and. . ! . .$tMJU
Special Lot of Summer Voile and Marquisite Dresses
Cojored and white embroidery trimmed; also real Irish lace trim
nliings, embroidery insertions, etc. They are the newest and
most popular summer dresses, worth up to $2o.00, jQ
COLORED WASH DRESSES AT $5.00 fa
We are showing scores of styles in these new wash dresses
that are suitable for summer wear,
than anywhere else, at
A fur greater variety lure
$5.00
Messallne Silk
Petticoats, Dres
den patterns, spe
cial,
at
$3.98
W o m e n's Tailored
and Lingerie
waists, special
go
at
$1.50
The new Marquisette- and Voile Waists will be
extremely popular this season. Price
$2.50, $2.98, $3.98 and $5.00
Bought from Max Sternberg, 34 East 10th' St., New York, His Entire Line ot
Samples and Surplus Stock of Children's Coats
THEY WILL GO ON SALE SATURDAY AT HALF PRICE
Here are the new and strictly up-to-date styles in spring coats for little misseH
and small tots. They are made of pretty Shantungs, Silks, Serges, Mixtures,
plain moire, satins, etc. Many of them made to sell up to $8.50; ages 2 to 5,
and ages 6 to 14 years, have been fih rA 1 fo r A
rt! $2.50 and . $3.50
Saturday's Extraordinary Sale of Real Hair
IN OUR POMPEIAN ROOM AND SECOND FLOOR NEW STORE.
The success of our last week's sale was far beyound our expectations. Women
who visited our enlarged hair goods section recognized at onc the marvelous values
in finest hair. Miss Helen Baker of -New York, who is here conducting this sale in
our Pompeian room, would be very glad to meet you and demonstrate the latest
fashions in hair dress. Note these values:
28-INCH, 3-OUNCE NATURAL WAVY SWITCHES
All long hair, made of fine German hair, at ,
18 and 20-lnch Natural Wavy Switches, $2 values,
one to a customer, sale price, special, at. -25
24-Inch long, 2-o. Natural Wavy Switches, $5 f Transformations, made of fine natural wavy hair,
values, at $1.08
Cluster Puffs, special $2-value, at 08
Real Hair Nets, extra large size, 25c value. .10
Cluster Puffs, 26 in set, made of fine hair, never
old for lees than $5, sale price. ..... .$1.08
Shampooing, bleaching and dyeing, halrdresalng, manicuring and massage,
phone.
$5 values, at. $2.08
The Carmen Nejs for., 5
Three extra large size nets for 5
Appointments by
Brandeis Stores
Latest Spring Models in
SMART MILLINERY
We have brought forward scores of new models
from our own workroom that are correct early
summer styles in millinery. Kvery one is n new
and fashionable shape. They are graceful, prac-'
tloal and becoming. You P""'""
could not match them
elHcwhcre at Irps than
1 10, special, at
S5
Special Offer of
New York Models
at $15
igns. I,
. all
ami y
Hcautiful parly donijens
gracefully trlinmcd
the newest shades
the cleverest and most
popular shapes
of the season,
'at
$15 i
1 .CmL !
w
Women's $3 Untrimmed Hats at $1.50
Here are Chip, Milan Hoods, in black, white, na
tural and burnt, with combination edges. Very
dressy hats, all ready to trim, $15Q
Special Showing of a Sample Line
Misses' Trimmed Hats and School Hats
This is the largest assortment of hats for juniors
ever shown in Omaha. You cn not find such
pretty, styles for girls anywhere else and you
cannot find the prices so moderate as these. Many
extra special values Saturday
In Our Basement Millinery Section
All the untrimmed frames that have been selling -up
to $2.50, go Saturday only, special, at. . . .08c
MISSES' SCHOOL HATS AT 50c, 75c and 98c
Clever new models for school and every day wear in vari
ous popular straws and trimmings, at. . . f0S 75S 98
Women's trimmed hats from a New York manufacturer.
All new ones, specially priced (at ....$1.50 to $2.50
12-yard pieces of straw braid for making bats in our base
ment. . J
Specials in Drug Department
2Kc Peroxide for Be
Pr. Grave' Tooth Towder 130
IBc Talcum Fowder. .So
15c I.iquozone Sonp. at 50
2i'ic fcianltol Face Cream . . . Mo
6 Cakes Ivory Snap for...l9o
10c Williams' Shaving Soap,
at 6c
26c Colgate' Tooth Pajt
at aoo
25c Sanltol Tooth l'aata, at,
only 140
75c Pompeian Massage Cream.
.at 690
jl.60 Oriental Cream, at..98o
60c Milk Weed Cream, at.. 29c
Mm. Tl' Oood.
2fio Hntr Tonic 83o :,
25c Yale'n Soap..... BOo
II Blood Tonlo tor 89o
Ferfnin Section
50c la June I'ow.ler 30
00c Java Ftlco Powder 860
25c Hallnetfe Itlce Powder.
at 14oi.
60c White Hose Perfume, at, '
per ounce S6o
60c Flower Girl Toilet Water,
at 890
15c Chamola. at to
Kexall.
$1 Rheumatic ltemedy, at. .89o
Hair Tonic f.ir BOo
Kvery Hay Tonic .BOo
Camera Sale
Main
Floor
Can you afford to miss this great sale Saturday? We
have only a limited number of these cameras aud if you
want one, come early.
$14 6x7 Seneci Camera. .$9.89
$7.60 4x5 Seneca Camera. 84 49
$6 Six4Vi Film Puck ..83.98
$14 4x6 Seneca Camera, spe
cial, at 88.98
15.60 Heneca Plate Camera,
X'txO1,. at 89.89
$1S Heneca Plate Camera, 5x7,
at $11.89
Iln Seneca I'late Camera. 5x7,
at $10.49
$19 Seneca Plate Camera. 6x7,
at f 18.49
115 Seneca View Camera 5x7.
at $1149
$3.75 Seneca Junior Camera.
3V4x4. at $1.99
$11 Seneca Camera, 4x3. at.
only $7.48
$8 Film Pack, 3x4H, '
only $4.49
Supplies.
7 Tubes M. y. Developer. .880
4 II). Acid Hypo loo
1 lb. Plain Hypo Bo
$1 Huby Lamp B9o
20c Hard Ilubbcr Trays... 13o
We do developing- and finlali-Ing.
New Books
Fiction.
IX)VB UNDKR F1KK. By Randall Par
lh. 400 Pp. $1.33. A. C. McClurg A t.
In this story Mr. Parrlsh turns acaln
to the southland for his Inspiration, and
amidst scenes of strlfeand carnage nar
rates a pretty love story. The lady Is a
little rebel, who' acts as well aa believes,
ami In the course of his wooing the gallant
northern IJeuttmant (iulrsworth has his
hands full and goes through as exciting a
aeries of adventures as even hla dashing
nature could desire.
, Illustrated In color' by Alonio Kimball.
ACHSAH. THK S1STKK OF JAIRI'S.
By Mabel Cronlae Jones. .t Pp. $1. Broad
way Publishing company
This Is a story of Palestine at the time
of Cbrlat. The hiHtoi-Kal and social as
pects of that period are faithfully por
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story running through the whole.
THE 1A1NTK8S.V8 SISTER. By Gardner
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pany. v
A younc American, having Inherited a
modest fortune, goes to the Island of
Capri, and settles down to enjoy himself.
)e falls In lor with the slater of a
neighboring countess, although the lady
is at the time engaged to a German barou.
The various characters of the story form
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OCT OF RVSSIA . By Crittenden Mar
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AmericsJi scientist, and commands him to
do the bidding of a Russian secret society
ft revolutionists of which he was a mem
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Slid bis sbedienrs leads him Into deep
plot against the Ku.-slan government.
Through love of die scientist's daughter.
young Aauerlcaa Is also entangled la tbe
intrigues, which center about a Russian
treasure ship which was sunken In the
Baltic sea by revolutionists, and which
both revolutionists and the government are
seeking to recover.
THE MANSION OF MYSTERY. By
Cheater K. Steele. 310 Pp. Cupplea A
Leon Company. ,
The scene of this story Is laid on Long
Island. A murder Is committed and sus
picion shifts from one person to' another.
A peculiar Chinese drug plays an Im
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THE PRIKST. 268 Pp. $1.25. Sherman
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The main characters In the story are a
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liberal faith, a Puritan girl, and a child
whose ministry Is to suffer. It reveals
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BAR-30 DAYS. My Clarence C. Mulford.
412 Pp. $1.35. A. a McClurg & Co.
Hopalong Cassidy and hla fighting asso
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are on Intimate terms, aptear once more
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ture of a Mexican bandit Its rinlsh fight
with Indians, and the shanghaiing by a
filibustering ship of two of Its cow-punchers.
It la a swiftly moving, well told tale.
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HEMINISCKNCF.S Or" THE GENEVA
ritlHUNAL. Uy Frank Warren Hsxkett.
41 Pp. $2. Houghlun-Mlffln Company.
There have been few more Interesting
episodes in diplomatic history than the
meeting at Geneva In 1S72 of the tribunal
tor the arbitration of the Alabama claims.
The author of the present book, Mr. F. W.
Hacketl, ex-assistant secretary of the navy,
was present throughout the suasions of
the court aa private secretary to Caleb
Cuahlng, the senior American counsel. He
slso had special acrsss to the state papers
uwiijis wnn i ii case as a
court Is at once an Important historic docu
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of actual diplomatic processes In their
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THE AERIAL AGE. By Walter Wellman.
44S Pp. A. R. Keller Co.
This is largely a personal narrative of ths
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RISING IN THK . WORLD. By Orison
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Inspiration to character-building and
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This little volume of verse tells ths his
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the last primary election.
literature of the nineteenth century, and
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A story of the adventures of Captain
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SPEECHES AND Bv Henry
CLEWS. 447 Pp. Irving Publishing Com
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within the laat five years with selections
from articles contributed to different
periodicals during the same period of time.
LEON GORDON. By Abraham Benedict
Rhine. 1H4 Pp. Jewish Publication Society
of America.
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Cnion oolleae. la an attemnt Ia InimHura
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Ohioans Will Meet
at Banquet in May
Governor Aldrich and Several Omaha
Men to Appear on the
. Program.
Ths Ust of speakers announced for the
Ohio society reception, given in honor of
Governor and Mrs. Aldrich at the Rome
hotel. May 20, Includes a number of Omaha
men of note as orators. This reception,
to which all who have ever lived In Ohio
are aked to consider themselves Invited,
will bring together many Nebraskans wh"
bavs come from that state. Tickets are to
be had from F. A. Shotwell, m Omaha
National Bank bulldlna.
The toaot list Is as follows:
W. W. Slabaugh, president of the society,
will Introduce the toast ma ter. John ,ee
Webster.
James C. Dahlman will give the welcome
address.
John C. Cowln. "The Ohio Judiciary."
' Charles F. Manderson. "Presidents from
Ohio."
Francis Q. Hamar, "Ths Ohio Plonwir."
William F. Gurley, "Ohio hi the Civil
Wir."
Chester H. Aldrich. -Ohls an4 Nebraska."
Dundee to Clean Up
Lots and Streets to
Make Spotless Town
To Look Bright and New for the
George & Co. Sale to Be
Held Saturday.
The Improvement club of classic Dundee
has Inaugurated a clean-up day to show
the many visitors who contemplate moving
to that suburb niat a real "spotless town"
they have.
Arbor day has been set aside for the
scouring, acruhhlng and raking. The club
urges all re.ldnts of Dundee to ehpw, their
olvlc pride by having all r':Voih of every
kind removed from their yards and from
ths streets and alleys. The club will give
a prize of $15 in cash for the best kept and
most orderly place and a second prize of
$10. The prbtes will be awarded Monday,
or as soon as the yard can he lnapected.
The activity along this line Is being
taken not only to Instill civic pride In the
townsmen, but to have everything spick
and span when the hundreds of prospec
tlvp lot buyers Invade the district Satur
day. George & Co.. who are agents for
moat of the property in that community,
wil on that day open a sale. They will
have salesmen on the ground and they, will
meet the proapectlve buyers aa they alight
from the cars, n.e activity In Dundee
during the next few weeks mill be extraordinary.
FLAG FOR MILITARY COMPANY
To Be Given at the Urand Ball st the
Omaha Aadltorlnm Mon
day iSvenlaar..
Members of Adjutsnt General Phelps"
slaff. and possibly the governor, will he
here Monday nlgbt to attend the military
ball to be given by the First company of
engineers at the Auditorium. Hie of the
features of the event will be the presenta
tion of a. silk flag to the company. The
presentation will be made by the governor,
If he flids It convenient to he present.
The company haa arranged an elaborate
program to be carried out Monday even
ing. There will be several talks by promi
nent state militia officers.
House Will Investigate Army.
.WASHINGTON, April 20 An Investiga
tion of the nvthnrta of all departments of
the fetleral government of the arrnv was
authorized by the house today.
Eight Are Ready to
Work on Rock Pilo
Arrangement! Are Being; Made to
Have the Men Sleep at the
County Jail.
Eight men are being held In the city Jali
pending arrangements for their accom
odation while at work on' the 'ock pile.
The prisoners will be In c harge of a man
from the clly engineer's office, who. It Im
expected will be commissioned as a deputy
sheriff. In event of such an arrangement
the prisoners will be lodged In the county
jail during their terms on the rock pile.
By such an arrangement the prisoners will
not have to sleep upon atone as In the city
Jail. Thus far the name of the new deputy
haa not been settled on.
CURES
o CHRONIC ULCERS
WOMAN IS HURT. BY AN AUTO
Mrs. Watson, Huuarkrprr at Hen.
ahan, Is Struck by car Hurt
Abont fcbonldere.
Mrs. Anna Watson, housekeeper at the
Henshaw, was run down and Injured by
an .automobile at Sixteenth and Dourlaa
straAta Friday afternoon. The car la ownei
by G. W. Edwards, 24.14 Manderson street.
Mrs. Watson was hurt about ths shoulders
There is a natural element of the circlation known as plasma, a fibvou
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ually discharges the impurities into the place and gradually the infection
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, o . i -i - piuiuuunv every
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on Sores and Ulcers and any medical advice free. S. S. t. is for sale at druz
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