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THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, MARCH 9. 191'JL
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The Cleverest New Spring Suits Coats;and Dresses
ATTRACTIVELY PRICED FOR SATURDAY
Brandeis Stores always show greater varieties in women's apparel that bears the stamp of fashion.- Yon are always positive of the
authentic style character of every garment that comes from wandeis stores.
SPRING SUITS at $19 Og2
Here is a group of spring suits that is to.
be sold Saturday nt a special price.
They are all of theui new and strictly
up to date. Every correct style fea
ture is represented special C1Q
group at Vl"
A Remarkable Showing ot
Tailored Soit j it $35
Here are Spring's foremost favorites.
You may see a few of these idens in
suits that sell at much higher prices,
but you'll not find another assortment
that has the smart style or great val-
' ues such as theseSaturday ,
Children's and Girls' CoaU
In Our New Children's Section Dressy eoata
and school coats In wet to 17 yean; prstty
color effect! In serges. blpcorde, mlrtures, etc.,
at , .. sto. Iiajw Hd 13.
Children's and Girls' Dresses
Clever, girlish frocks for drees or avery-day
wear.
Dainty Wub Frocks, st 3.., 3.", SS
and up In
Wool Berg Dresses and tailor effects In the
popular tprtui shades, at S3 to $10.
The Host Remarkable Showing , v
NEW SPRING COATS
Ever Assembled in Ontaha
An assortment that is really wonderful
the cleverest new auto coats, walking
coats and storm coats. Styles such as you
find nowhere else. ,
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Pretty Serge Coats at $12.50 to $19.00
Dressy Coats in whipcords and men's wear
cheviots and mixtures, at $19 to $35
Swagger Anto Coats for all outdoor occa
sions, at $15.00, $17.50, $22.50,
up to ........ :i...;..:.,-.;.$49
XTst tlTV(a mmI fAA DaIa Pnf
11CW Tf UibC CVUU VV1V1CU S Vlv WOk . I
at ...:.......$19 to $35 m
NEW SERGE DRESSES; ...!
Clever at can be and Tery popular this season,
t 810.00 r
8llk Afternoon Presses Made of new taffetas and ,
crepe meteors everyone admire them $25.00 . ,
lirrws for Kvening Perfect examples, of good1;
tatle and clever ttyle beautiful dreat frocks
t . . . . . :32.50 to S89.00 .
New Wash Irrrase for Hui lug They're delightfully
practical and every oae reveals Home .new. 18 12 -.:
ttyle Idea. A (treat assortment ' i -1
t f 7.50 S8.9S 810.00 812.50 ". 815
3 SPRING'S DAINTIEST, HOSf ATTRACTIVE MODELS in our WAIST SECTION
Newest Lace and Chiflon Waists '
I Most charming line we have ever shown. No.matter
what color is wanted to match your suit,. we linvo it.
Prices are $5, $6.98, $8.98, $10, $ 12.50, $15
The New Tailored and
Lingerie Waists,
Scores and Scores of New
Arrivals.. .'
98c $1.60 $1.08 $2.50 $2.98
Se4h New French Silk Shirts
The season's most popular and most practical gar
ment. "We bIiow; scores of new styles, and patterns. (
Striped Jap 811k Shirts. . ........ .... .'; ...83.50
Plsln Bhantune; ; Fntrtg..; K3.0S
All colors ot Silk Crop Shirts., , .
00
Snecial Event! Women's New - Spring HaWftESS . $10
'Saturday we bring forward scores of the cleverest, newest hats lor spring at a very special price.
liiioat Pronpli nivinlu ."tfno-lish KRilorH trimmed with narrow: belt in e effects, other
XIII Va, ' w at a va in vvr ....,- ' i- '
hats, white tngnl faced, trimiped..'ith. little-fancy feather novelties heafyr milan hats -and
aLWiry chip hats in all tUe new colors, mmmca witu Duncnes 01 nowere. oumu cioer iue, . rpl
tftfirt if 1,,ey couMbe fwrno! elsewhere would-asily cost,. $30. .or . r.SaturdajJn our ,;, Jh M
RVf" I ovoni Xfilliiierv rleimrtment on second floor, at. i .. ., .',,...'.,. , ..-.nr..
r-i i - f . a 'n . t wm: c.i!
opeciais ill uur Disemcni riuuuciy ocwuuu
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We are nhowlna
tries In
the Advance Scajsa
MODEL SPRING HATS
i;qulill prMlona or Hit style, the
crcaNon ot the formuoet dlnr of
America and itenca Our aMortroente are
already ondrfully conipltt anil you an
wlwt from msny exclualTe aprlnf niodala
at UiM to Ht.il.
Scores of New Untriinmed Shapes All new 1912 models,' great so-.
.lection, at '. j$1.50
Trimmed Hats Black, high' turbans and sailors; also tho newflahy
; hats, nt . . . . ?. i . v . . .v: . .U, : . . . . .$2.50 to $5
One-Piece Ostrich Tips-12 inches loiig black' '6nly, at ....... 75c
SATURDAY SPECIAL SALES
Women's Spring ;Ncckwcar
New hand-made ribbon corsage sprays,1
new Dutch collar and cuff sets, venise and
crochet lace Dutch and sailor collars, em
broidered coat sets, French lace fichus,
18c and 49c
Women's Silk Hosiery Specially Priced
oome well Known Uranus ot women s pure
1 l!u?ad silk hosiery, plain and fancy silk, em
broidered hoot patterns, all silk, heavy
! weight lisle soles, double heels and toes, in
black, tan and fancy colors, regular $1.00
quality at, per
ipair......
Women's Pure Thread HI Ik Boot Hosiery Wide mer-
cerized lisle, garter tope. Hale double colea. heels
and toes black, wbita and fsucy colors; nn
worth 60c; at, per patr uC
Womra'a IJle Tliread and CnMon Hoeieer Mercer
ized, silk finish, regular and out sizes some are
full fashioned donble soles, heels and toes; 4 f
worth 2i; at. per pair. 1 dC
Men's Pare Silk tioelerj Full fashioned double soles.
. high spliced heels and toes In black, tan. gray and
fancy colors, worth 60c; at, per nn
pr zc
Misses.' Boys' and .Children's School Hosiery, double knee, heels aad toes
Hiu euuD-worxo sac; at, per pair.
Women's Fine 8beer Irish Linen Initialed
Handkerchiefs, embroidered and hem
stitched borders Armenian and Val.
lace borders; also Men's and Women's
Plain Hemstitched Irish Linen
Handkerchiefs, worth Z5c Irif
aVV
69c
a
at, . each
15c
121c
Wide All Silk Taffeta Ribbons
Messalines and floral designs in
nil colors up to 5 inches wide:
worth np to 25c and 30c,
at per yard
Women's High Class Kid Gloves
Women's 2-clasp fine French Kid Gloves, 'Terrin's Make," with Taris
point or heavy embroidered backs. All the newest shades of ,tan, grey,
champagne, blue, brown, also black and white fitted to the hand
Maiu'Olove counter, at per pair .$1.50 and $1.75
Women's 2-claap French Lambskin Gloves-Single row embroidery, in
black, white, tan, grey and blue colors fitted if desired, at pair $1.25
Long Glovea-12 and 16-button lengths in French Lambskin - black,
wliite, tan, champagne and pcarl-Satnrday at per pair $1.98 and $2.50
A Bargain Square Special-Kid Gloves in black, white, tan and grey,
.with 2-clasp fasteners: worth to $tOO, at per pair .......69c
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SI. FATRUK DAY NOVELTIES
-A large assortment of St. Patrick's
Day Decora tlens la crepe tissue paper,
napkins, lunch sets and llwe cards.
Aluo a large variety of at. Patrlck'a
Day Greetings and Post Cards. .
W TflEART I EPARTMENT
Pillow. Cave. stamped In -various do.
signs, size 36x43; special at, pair 25 1
Towels, stamped on good quality buck,
slsa 1Sjl36; special at, per pair. .25
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Jewelry Specials
These Prices for Saturday Only
?.ew imported French Opera Chains, beau
tiful designs, set with colored stouea;
worth 2.00, at 81(M)
Now ImporUd Necklaces and La Val Meres
--ell color stones snd pearl; worth
,-t. " VdC
Htre Ate FematktMe Vzltes in .
Human Hair Goods
SS-utch Natural WaTf swltchea, German
hair, tt.00 .values 1.S
Natural Wavy Switches, St Inches long,
X ounces, made ot German bstr, $7.00
values, at , . 3.9S
Cray Wavy Swttrbea. !4 Inches long. 1
ounces, $1.00 values, st $5.00
Chuter Puffs, IS In set, made of fine
quality hair, l.t9 values. .: .. -08
toe Washable Hair Roils, st. . . . .35
The BoU Tarbaa rrame, at. ... . 50?
Two extra large six Nets tor. .. . '. . 5
Ilairdress'ing, shampooing and
all Beauty Culture Work. -Hair
Dressing Parlors Second
Floor Pompeian Room.
BRANDEIS STORES
La
All the Children's Coats and Dresses
from the Gluck Stock On Salt Saturday
in tne casemem
The Children's Cloaks
Scores of smart, attractive styles for misses aud
juniors in medium and light: weight fabrics suit
able for early spring and fall .'wear. ,They are
worth as high as $10.00, J.2"S3
All the Children's Dresses
Are made of dainty plain and fancy, wash-materials
in pretty, charming styles suitable for every, occa
sion. They are well made arid especially adapted
for school and vacation' days. Made -Qa.QQj
to sell up to $2.50, on sale at t o70
Silver and Gun Metal Opera Chains set with all color stones
' and pearls, worth $1.00, special at 50c
New Jet and Pearl Drop Earrings;
worth 60c, at 39
Fine, reversed mesh, German Sli
ver Bags, kid lined; worth 12.98.
spectsl at S1.49
Ladies' Watches
Extra smoll size, sterling
silver, or gun metal case
with guaranteed 7 jewel
lever movement; regularly
worth $12.00, special
at $6.98
tsteriing silver Hat Pins; worth
- 21c, special at '-.lot
Fine German 8Uvcr Mesh Bags
with kid lining; regularly worth
special at .. ...$2.08
Men's Watches '
12 size, thin model, 20-year
gold filled case, gold dial,
high grade lever move
ment; . regularly wortli
$12.30, special at . .$7.98
SPECIALS IN SILVERWARE
' Sterling Silver Coffee Spoons;
worth EOc, special at . ..-39r
Sterling Silver Tea Spoons: set ot
worth $5.00, at $3.50
Sterling Sliver Cream Ladles,
Olive Spoons, Pickle Forks, and
all other single, fancy pieces,
' worth f 1.75 to !.00, at
each $1.25
Quadruple Plated Casseroles fit
ted with Guernsey ware diah: a
. regular $5 value, special, $3.29
S5c Porcelain Coasters, special
18
Stag Handle, Keen Kutter Carv
ing sets; worth $3.00 and $2.S0,
special at $1.69
BRANDEIS STORES
UGHT QCISI10S Iff MOSDH
Coiacil Will Tk Consider Lengla
of FrsaclUe Extewioa.
SOME WAST IT THBIS TZAS3
otfert Itstan ml CaaU
Etn4 It ! Var
Suite arer tit aueatien ef exicadiaa
tba fraachlM ot the electrte light eom
paay la acMaled to enter Inu tb 4
liharatloia ot tlM council la eoianrttH
of tao whole Monday afternooa. Mas
ker at that body hare lined P asalost
aeb other aa the aovfeaMHty ef tend
tnc the ftsacma for two er three ytara
OranrHmsU-Hnniiori has sanmnetd hit
tataatlea to nak a sera la favor ot a
jhre years' oateaMoa. la orocr to (K
-tcrtaia niiiiiialiim ofTeeHl ay tho coa
eoay If the contract were naao for three
.lnatead of two yeara. -
CodacOawa Joham will lead tho adve
aUo ot a two year1 eontracl- Tea er
Ol no lire dtreeUac that tho eoatraot he
esurot 4ata wtlt ho aubmnud far aK
ewMoi Monoay. aa4 the bone at conton
ttoa wtO h the ttme. which will aot bo
tatea.
Henesial ant lehsooa at tho cmaaiUe
to rawauBMo Selih acM
theoudvoo with condlttoas la several
other cities ai well as In Omaha, aad
having become somewhat acquainted with
tho situation each believes he has the
una nsloa.
This committee experts to make its re
port next week some time, although the
member aeoert that they bar beep
handicapped by the leek ot experts who
eouM J utile what s ton of eoal borned m
Omaha ousnt to produce In kilowatts.
Oorrerpondoac with the United Elates
government ana with ewtern and weM
cnt ettlea has nenUted In a hue pile of
statistics wh.ch the commmee nno in
terestlnc but hard to apply.
Another detetoouient' In., tb . electric
iicht situation la the suit of the CM Cot
tony company t enjola the city from tear
ing down poles f tlx light company, eta
This company is the trate ot the bond
aolders and Is fighting the cu on
frvum&m clmllar to the local battleflelds
on which the tight company aufteres do-
feat la two federal oourta, distnct ana
court ot appeaia ,
a i.i ant Y-ttr Attorner Lambert, who
Im the cat for the dir. expect!
to go to New Terk within a week r e
to tako depoellion la the cam to so WM
at tb aatkipeied suit. .
TANNER AND HOWELL
FILE FOR THE SENATE
State Senator John X. Tanner and EL
E. Howell hax Wad mamdarle for
far state ssalt
GRA1H WILL NOT BE SEIZED
President Peck Brutg. Back Assur
ance from Washington.
i
Ml WILEY'S 0B3EB IS EESESTID
HI Attltadr, If rrrelrtrd la, Meaat
Chao ad ltvolatto of Sa
tire rwtw at tiradlng
and Inortlns.
Prosklent E. P. Peck ot the Omaha
nni. xiujic arrived home yesterday
tram IV'ashlngton. bringing asuranc to
the grain men of the accuracy or tn preen
dispatches reporting that Secretary vu
oa would prevent aelsur of grain by
the government under Dr. Wiley's hUest
orders, at least antn the eocrotary could
thoroughly invectlgata Mr. Peck was
one of a larg n timber of grain men from
all oror tho nation who went t Presi
dent Taft and fjecretary 'tln this
woek protesting gint the 'WUey or
ders. ' urala Mrs SatUrird.
The advice from Secretary of Agri
culture Wilson that formal order bad
bees Issued that no mora shipment of
grain would be seised by Dr. Wiley until
the department can Investigate, was re
ceived by Iol-sI gram men with a great
deal of as tisf action.' said a graia bis
The board at food aad drug inspection
eaosatly sasuud sane vary drastic Instrao
tJena la the matter at warltytag oata
i.Llnr th nosltion' that bleached eats
were adulterated under section seven of
the pure food; law:- also issued 'orders
that corn -in a beatnng condition was
Hsble to be seised and condemned and
that - the shippers of sain . would no
prosecuted unless tb grain was specific
ally designated and branded .'Not to Be
feed for Feeding Pnrposee-'
It Meant Cbaoa. -
"It mad no difference If official in
spection certificates - scoom ponied the
grain, but if on St the government in-'
spector considered th grata was not up
to Inspection proceedings would be In
stituted for false branding. Ttu sttl
tude. If persisted In meant chaos and
the revolutionising of the entire system
of Inspection' sett grading, -not only on
grata shipped from terminal markets, but
grain shipped by the farmer and was so
far-reaching that tb grata - Interests
throughout the entire country had sev
eral meetings at .Chicago, St- Louis and
elsewhere aad appointed committee from
tb various exchangee, and grain orgaur
laattons to meet with the board at Wash
ington." - - - -
outdoor athletic meet of the peblie schools.
was formally presented to th school.
First pise and tb stiver cup given by
Mr. Hsrdlng were woo by Kellom; first
banner was secured by Central, and third
cUas banner waa sec tired by Central, and
third das banner by Long. The ban-
sx In gold embroidery, sll d!gns
being band work. .....
TROPHIES ARE AWARDED . .
- TO WINNING SCHOOLS
HuDertnleoucut E. .U. Graff. Charle
Harding, Kayroond U Carn and Princi
pal Etfl Reed officiated In tho formal
preeantatioa ot the Harding atlrar trophy
cap la th Keuma school at 1 ysoterday
Tb banner, gtvoa ta KeDom
ot third ptac la . the recant
GREAT WESTERN V. P. ;
SEES GOOD FUTURE
J. . W. Blaiianv-vice president of the
Clucag Ureal Western, with headquar
ter la Chicago, la tn town, and reports
that the road Is going to com through
the winter la good shspe. He baa bad
much to do with the Industrial and sa
ri cultural situation along tn Una dur
ing th but six months and la optimistic
over th outlook.. '' -
Vice President B labia . anticipates a
great crop aexf season and expects that
the acreage planted will be 4 ho largest
tat years. Over the) entire country that
th Great Western ' traverses th snow
fall ba been as usually heavy during the
last winter and now the ground fet belnc
tilled with moisture as never, before.
DEAD NAVY OFFICER HAD :
: ; RELATIVES IN THIS CITY
Omaha selatives ot Lieutenant E. J. T.
Thornton ot the .British navy, who lost
has life when the aabmariae boat Al
collided with the Hazard oft tb lsl ef
Wight, the first Friday tn February, bar
received English nepers giving detailed
accounts and photographs of the acci
dent and th fourteen men a bo tost their
Uvea In 1L
Lieutenant Thornton, who was a years
old aad one ef the favorites of the
Brttlsd navy, was a nephew of Mrs. E.
W. Flit, wife of the assistant clly boiler
Inspector of Omaha. Ire bed several
other relatives here end a Urge number
of friends.
U. P. OFFICIALS ARE IN
ALL PARTS OF COUNTRY
. President Mohler and General Man
ager Scott of the Union Pacific have gone
to Salt Lake City, where they will meet
Robert & Lovett, chairman of the board
of directors ef tb Harrlmaa roads, aad
Julius Krutachnltt. director of mainte
nance ana operation, vice President Mun
ro Is la toe east, as Is Freight Traffic
Manager Wood.
President Mohler snd General Manager
Scott are expected borne early next week,
and will b accompanied as far as Omaha
by Messrs. Lovett and Krotasbnltt, who
are on their way to New Terk.
SHE WHO COYETS COAT
SHALL ABIDE IN BASTILE
May Wheeler, who was arrested Thurs
day wb.il attempting to walk oet ot
Hardens- store with a stolen overcoat on
her back, was sentenced to thirty da;-
in the county Jail yesterday rooming on a
charge ot Petty larceny. She stIB re
fuses to divalg ber address. r '
McKibbio
Winter or Summer,
. It's always a hammer.
Three dollars