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BRANDEIS STORES
SPECIAL
Basement Millinery
Section
Handrails of the new novelty
bunds for trimmlni. A
Rfput variety, each..f)8g
Straw Braid of nil kindg for
making; summer hata. per
bolt, at 23
SPECIAL
In Basement Section
Women Trimmed Hafs
in tbe latent sprint" and earir
n turner styles, all new and
necorr.trii mo'leK A won
derful variety, Saturday, at
May Sale of "W aist
THOUSANDS Or THE CLEVEREST NEW STYLES IN WAISTS AT WONDERFUL BARGAINS
81.50 - $2.50
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You can come to Brandeis Stores Saturday and select the waists you will need this season from the greatest lots ever assem
bled for special sale. The prices will mean a remarkable saving to you. We have prepared for this Annual May Sale for
months and have seized opportunities to buy several sample lines and surplus stocks at unusual concessions.
WOMEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S
Smart Waists at 98c
Hundreds of fine lingerie and tail
ored waists, in the cleverest new
styles, also a number of very
classy voiles and marquisettes,
worth . as high ns $2.00. May
Sale
Price
go
at
8c
Stunning Waists at $1.39
Handsome new models in tailored
linen and fine lingerie fabrics, as
well as the popular new voile and
marquisette waists. Styles include
new models in Dutch necks or
high necks,
short or
long sleeves
worth up
to 13.00, at
ass
Elegant Waists at $1.95
Beautiful new styles in sheer or
heavier fabrics for 1911, finest
of lawns and linens, smart lingerie
waists, worth as high as $4.00.
May
Sale
Price
at
Beautiful Waists
at $2.50
Here are the most elegant tail
ored lawn and linen and the
most elaborate exclusive styles
in lingerie waists, worth as
high ns $5.00,
May Sale Price,
at
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$2.50
Silk, Net and Lace Waists at $1.98
Here are the most exquisite dress waists in white
and ecru, beautiful silk waists In delicate evening
shades, lace and net waists in the newest ideas, mes-
saiines, tattetes, chitron, etc. gk
Alany samples and odd single
pattern waists, worth up to
$5.00, at
J8
Special in Basement
Pretty Waists at 50c-69c
Just 300 dozen pretty lingerie and
tailored waists assembled made to
sell regularly from ll'to S t.50 each.
Some are even better, but being
slightly soiled from sample use we of
fer them Saturday
50c and 69c
CANDY SPECIALS
POMEIAN ROOM
Chocolate Fompelen Bitter
Sweets, assorted flavor,
Vanilla. Vanilla Nut, Maple.
Pineapple and Maraschino '
cherry, at, per lb 99o
I.iellrloua Maple Confection,
Maple Caramel Glace, Maple
J item. Maple Coconut Kisses.
IMHple Fenoche. at, lb.... BOO
Special. Fresh Coconut Block,
at, per lb ISO
Kuchard'a Swiss Milk Chooo
late, at. . , . . .One-Ha-lf Frioe
Rc rakea. 1 for Bo
10c cakes, at Bo
I Re cakes, t for ISO
BRANDEIS
STORES
Great Sale Women's Suits at V1
Many Actually Worth up to $23.00.
We bought 375 fine tailored suits from a
Philadelphia manufacturer at a price that
represented merely a fraction of their value. These
are stunning tailored suits ' in a ' '
great variety of fine materials, j
scres of the newer medelt, spe
cially adapted for summer wear,
wrth lip to $25, at . . . .
SATURDAY SALE
CUT FLOWERS ,
Beautiful Carnations--
In all colors,
per dozen, at. . . O VC
Roses Long stems and
fresh cut, A
per dozen, at. . . 4VC
Special Sale, Men's
Douglas $4.00 Shoes,
at $2.00-
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STORES B
YOUR UNRESTRICTED CHOICE
Any Trimmed Hat
In Our Entire Millinery Department
THAT HAS BEEN PRICED AT $10.00 OR MORE
At Just Half Price
This is the one season offer that Omiylui woinon are
all waiting for. Choose any hat in our millinery depart
ment that has been selling at $10.00 or more, and p:i i
exactly One Half Regular Price
All The $50.00 Hats At $25.00
All The $35.00 Hats At $17.50
All The $25 00 Hats At $12.50
All The $20.00 Hats At $10.00
All The $15.00 Hats At $7.50
All The $10 00 Hats At $5.00
A
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Great Sale of Fine Untrimmed Leghorn Hats
11 i e a i i i .....
iiiuuNtuus tn uiose stunning ami practical l.egliom JIats that will be more t?Cf
popular than ever this season, in all the newest and most up-to-date shapes. flOlJwU
large, medium and small effects. High quality Leghorn Braid, all readv to
trim. Positively worth as high as $7.50. On immense bargain table on our'sec
oud floor Your choice, at
TOOTH
10c Williams Shaving Soap,
at Cc
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BRA NDEIS RED CROSS DRUG SALE
The first Saturday of each month we hold our great Red Cross I)rugRale, and will sell hun
dreds of necessary sundries and drugs at astonishing reductions. Saturday bargains will be
more amazing than ever.
$2.25 Combination, St.SS
$1.26 Ice Bags 06c
$1.60 Cloth Covered Bags,
at yi.19
supplies;
$1.00 Ruby Lamp ....Btc
2-oz. Graduates Sc
16c Acid Hypo 10c
1-lb. Hypo Be
6x7 Plate Holders. .. .9c
35c Drying Racks . ...DSc
We do developing and
finishing for atnatuers, we
get your work out
promptly and satisfactory.
Our prices are right
RKXALL.
Rexal! Red Cedar Flakes,
at ia.
Itexall Hair Tonic
at ROc and 91.00
Rcxall Blood Tonic, at 50c
MMK. YALE'S ARTICLES.
60c Hair Tonic 4Bc
$1.00 Complexion Tablets,
at hc
60c Massage Cream .. .4r
$1.00 Blood Tonic ....80c
25c Dr. Graves'
Tooth Powder,
at 14c
25c S a n 1 1 o 1
Tooth Paste,
at 14c
25c S a n 1 1 o 1
Face Cream,
at 14c
75c Pompelan Massage 5c
25c Lilac Talcum c
26c Colgate's Tooth Pow
der, at 15c
Pond's Vanishing Cream,
at 23c
26c Dr. Mlrridor's Cream,
at 18c
60o Mogda Cream . . . .20c
26c Rosaline, at 18c
PERFVME SECTION.
60c Java Rice Powder, B6c
60c Satinet Powder.. 14c
$1.00 Plvers' Powder, .'sfVc
60c Pozzonl Powder, 28c
60c White Rose Extracts,
per oe itHc
50c Violet Toilet Water,
at 29c
25c Massatta Talcum, 13c
25c Bottle Perox
ide of Hydrogen,
at g
5 Cakes Ivory
Soap, at. . . . lc
1-lb. 20 Mule
Team Borax, Oc
15c Liquozone
Soap, at Be
$1.00 Genuine Ideal Hair
Brush, at 70c
75c Genuine Ideal Brush,
at
15c Chamois, at Oc
1-qt. Thermos Bottle, 93.00
1-pt. Thermos Bottle, 92.00
1-lb 20 Mule Team Borax,
at , Oc
2 5c Rhinola Outfits, at 10c
Large Moth Bags fl5c
SOAPS. '
25c Packer's Tar 15c
10c Palm Olive . .8c
Harmony Rose, 3 for.. 25a
25c Woodbury's Soap.. 18c
PHOTO DEPT.
This $3.75 Seneca Junior
Camera, 3x',4, either
film or prate, special Sat
urday, at 81.08
if.60 Heneoa Camera, 4x5;
a complete developing
outfit, worth $1.50: $9.00
value, at 81.98
Rl'BRER GOODS.
76c Rubber Gloves . . . .40e
75c, 2-quart Fountain
Syringe, at ........ . Oc
$1.00 3-quart Water Bot
tles, at fiOc
$1.76 Fountain Syringe,
at ..91.30
BR. ANJ DEIS STORES, OMAHA
MANUFACTURERS TO EXHIBIT
Association Discusses Project for a
, ''Made in Omaha" Show.
DATE IS YET TO BE SELECTED
F.srnlrt Committee Mt Deride
Time far llolalns DlnpUy Stron
Report lor Similar Exposi
tion In len Molnea.
Preliminary arrmmrmpnta looking toward
a hit exhibit of Omaha made goods were
mario Friday at the noun luncheon of the
Mnnufarturers' HorltWn. A irreat deal
of the time wan arient on a dUcuffslon of the
moat likely datea fur auch a ahow. Pome
aiiRireatf-d I -and show week, and an equal
number believed that H ahould be held
during Ak-Sar Hn week. It was decided
In the end to refer the matter to the board
of director to be threahed over!
It was aured that auch an exhibit would
be given ome time during the present
ear. Much enthusiasm was created bv
Fdwln T. 8obe, who gave an account of a
rlmtlar exhibit In Des Moines recently.
One phase of thle show which attracted
wide attention was a premium scheme in
bought the greatest variety of home made
whtoh prises were offered to people who
goods during a certain period. Trlses f.f
gold were offered and the whole affalf i
very successful In every way. The premium
plan will no doubt ba adopted by the
Omaha manufacturers.
J ,M. Glllan, manager of the Omaha Audi
torium, waa present at the meeting, offer
ing to lend his ajinlstanoe toward makln
the coming show a success. He also made
' a brief report on the results of the Des
Moines exhibit, hi-h i derlnred to be one
of the greatest things ever exploited In that
lows, city. The Des Moines show lasted a
week, during which time there waa an at
tendance of H.000. The exhibit waa auch a
success that every foot of space has al
ready been reserved for ths next annual
exhibit.
Lieut. Tom Hayes to
Drill the Policemen
Omaha's Finest to Be Taught to
"Front" by a Veteran of
the War.
Under the direction of lieutenant Thomas
Hayea, patrolmen of the Omaha police
force, wll! begin drilling next Monday
tikirnlng for the ' municipal parade which
will ba held on May Jo.
Chief of Police Donahue Issued orders
Friday morning directing all officers to
report for drill -duty. The men will be
drilled In two shifts, according to the plans
of the chief.
The first and third details will be
drilled In the morning between 7 and 7:10
o'clock, while the second detail will practice
from I to 1:3 o clock In the afternoon. AU
details will conduct their maneuvers on
F.'eventh street between Hodge street and
Capitol avenue.
Protest Against
Base Ball Playing
in the Public Parks
Park Board Hat Received Numerous
Complaints from, All Sections
of the City.
Complaints against boys and young men.
who have been transgressing on the park
ings of the city, poured Into the office of
the board of park commissioners Friday
morning. The protestors stipulate that the
parka and even private property la being
disfigured to auch an extent that unless
the practice Is stopped, the grass will be
wholly destroyed.
The park board has spent money and
devoted much time to make the parkings
beautiful. Throughout the city, stands of
gra'S have been obtained after much ef
fort. Now the lads are undoing the work
of years.
Ball playing on the parkings and on the
lota Is the greatest evil, say the protestors,
though In many Instances, citizens have
worn paths by their constant tramping to
avoid the long way round. Moat of the
complaints received Friday morning came
from the north or south parts of the city.
"The park board will take some action
at Its next meeting to atop the evil," said
Mrs. C. D. C. Jewett, secretary. "I have
ecelved a dozen protests this morning.
nless the practice Is discontinued, trans,
pressors will be arrested and fined.
"We have spent considerable money to
pet the parkings In a presentable condition.
Now that we have Improved them to such
an extent that they are really beautiful,
we do not propose to have a lot of boys
undo the work of years."
Meaty ear galas to meats arro
rtrlti (a 1 bo let Market tbeeoer
Village of Ralston
Has Poison Epidemic
Industrial Community it Wrought Up
Over the Work of an Unidenti
fied Person.
Ralston trembles In the fear of a poison
epidemic.
Nineteen valuable dogs have been mys
teriously killed within a week. Several
families have sold oft their stock in the
fear that the animals will fall prey to the
poisoner. .
Call on the office of ths sheriff for help
was made Fiiday by Charles Woodruff, an
employe of an automobile plant at Ral
ston. The citizens of the little Industrial vil
lage are enraged over the wholesale poi
soning of their animals. A watch Is being
kept by an amateur vigilance ' committee.
A deputy sheriff will be sent to Ralston
to Investigate.
R. M Moore, of Ralston, reported to the
sheriff later thst his dog. a highly-prized
family pet. had aloo been poisoned. Mr.
Mettdowa. proprietor of the hotel there,
complains that a large number of his
chickens have been poisoned.
Tbe residents think that soma miscreant
baa scattered poisoned bread In wholesale
quantities over tbe Iowa.
EMPLOYERS INSURE SELVES
Plan Which May Be Adopted in
Omaha Became of Baite.
SAY THEY PAY TOO HIGH RATES
Rome Ma? Their Roto Has Been
Almost Doobled! Darin the
Last Tear Statistics Are
Being- Gathered.
Pronounced increases In the rates for
employers' liability Insurance have been
brought to the serious attention of the
Omaha Manufacturers' association, and at
the noon luncheon held Friday at the Com
mercial club several proposed plana of re
sisting the advances In premiums were
suggested.
One plan, which seemed to meet with
hearty approval from some. Is to form a
mutual Insurance company composed of
employing manufacturers of Omaha. It 'is
believed that lower rates could be se
cured In this way than through the old
line companies.
One manufacturer declared that since
the first of the year the premium on lia
bility Insurance carried by him had
doubled, but this Is not an ordinary case.
The general Increase Is said to be from
10 to It per cent. The cause of the in
crease Is said to He In the adverse de
cisions against employers in favor of the
laboring man.
Action waa not taken on the matter, but
arrangements were made to get statistics
to be submitted at the next meeting, and
on these statistics will be baaed the future
action of the association in the matter of
liability insurance.
Aim
Jesse Lee Gets Into
Court, but Fails to.
Get Usual Sentence
Grand Juror Called Up to Antwer to
Charg-et of Vagrancy Again
Discharged.
Jesse Lee. variously known to the nolle
as "tag" and "p.d.." the vernacular for un-
ornamental Intoxication, erstwhile grand
iuror, got Into police court for the 'steenth
time Friday morning. He asked for mercy
and got it.
Lee urged on the court the fact that b.
had served 311 days In tail laat year anrl
eighty out of the young yar now paasing.
He waa discharged. '
The prisoner at bar made caoltal of the
i i . .... s
inai nn iisa peen eaJlea for service
on the grand Jury.
Another complication in the case arose
Friday when It developed that another
le, John A., had also been called for ser
vice on the Jury.
The second Mr. I.ee Insists, with perfect
propriety, that he is not a customer of
Judge Crawford's court.
Moat roes Is Pulaow
to the dyspeptic. Electrte Bitters cure dys
pepsia, liver and kidney complaints and
debility. JTlce luc Sold by Ueatoa Drug
Co.
Country Club Acres
This cut represents the
acreage of the old South
Omaha Country Club platted
in small tracts which are
placed on sale Saturday aft
ernoon at 2 P. M., May 6th,
1911.
Sale at popular prices will
continue from day to day un
til all tracts are sold. Come
and look it over TODAY.
Take interurban car at 24th
and N Sts., and gt off at
Club Grounds Depot. Our
salesmen will be there to
meet you. t
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PUFFING ENGINES MUST GO
Klertrle l.oroinotlt es for Handling,
Freight on City Lines and
Terminals.
A sperlal type of elwtir - locomotive has
been perfected for handling freight on rlty
lines and at city terminal.". The nervire
lo he performed Includes the collection of
freight from terminals and docks, where
tha grades are both short and sharp, sad
the transportation of the goods over lines
used for passenger t-rrvtre which cannot
be used for freight car storage. As this
locomotive mux combine high power mlth
speed, the motdrs Installed are rated to
develop 22T, horsepower each which Is more
than Is requited ordinarily for emilchlng
service. The dnljfn In general appearance
Is the same ss the regular switching
electric locomotive with a central cab ami
sloping end comiartmenta.
The main operating cab of this new gen
eral electric type of locomotive Is In the
center of the platform, with auxiliary eml
compartments and side platforms extend.
out towards the end of the locomotive. I
this ai r-.tngenient ghir.K the operator an
extended view In a!l lh ectloi.H from Ms!
seat. Four motors are employed to fur-I
nlsli a tiacthe effort of T...' pn,ju4a at -t
, sed of oeven miles sn hour, ehich 1"
' fuffl' int to haul a ;.''-Km train up a 2
I
The control whl-h is of the multlple-unH
type Is detrstided by the service conditions,
wlu' h reulre lilgh spend for level work.
Three-speed control has been employed on
lot otnotlvea for heavy railroad service, hat
.1 l.H- neer liecn generally required for
t-ki im loadH.
per cent grade, or along a level track at a
maximum speed of thirty miles an hour.
Ilooklu err. Attention.
5et a Bee cat a ague of 10 book titles
It will help solve pussle pictures. On sale
at Be office, a cents, mail. 10 cents.
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