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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MARCH 24. 1912.
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BRANDEIS STORES
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Every department in Brandeis Stores
shares in this opening event, each sec
tion with its most "attractive novelties
for the new season.
The season's leading novelties in wo
men's Costumes, Waists and Tailored
Waists. Newest arrivals of Perrin's
Kid Gloves for spring and summer.
Extreme novel- An assemblage A charming
ties in import- of the new sea- array of new
, ed dress fabrics son's favorites ideas in
for spring wear, silks & velvets, wash fabrics,
- Highest grades of Spring Footwear for
" women and men. Unusually fine assort
" ment of silk hosiery of highest character
Superb show Correct novel- The most ef
ing of Europe-- ties in the fine fective styles
an novelties in laces, embroid- in women's
jewelry and eries and dress spring neck
leather goods, trimmings wear.
A showing of everything that
. is correct in Men's Apparel. .
The interior of Brandeis Stores has been decora
i ted in harmony wfth the spirit of the new season.
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The superior advantage that Brandeis experiences in main
taining; an European office where continental creations may
be assembled has never been so apparent as now.
Our Paris buyer has secured individual models that are expres
sions of. the creative genius of notable French Couturiers such as:
Drecoll, Francis, Paquin, PaulPoiret,
orth, Soeurs, Rene Pacquet,
: Armand et Martial and others
Each-garment is an original creation, not an -adaptation, N
and comes to us unaltered from the hands of its designer
These imported models will be presented for the first time at our opening
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Our millinery assemblage for spring surpasses any
previous exposition both in the variety and grace
ful beauty of the French and American models
Miss Isabel Cabus one of the most successful designers of hats in New York is
j now associated with our millinery department. She has created smart styles for
1 women of the most exclusive social sets in New York and her services are now at the
disposal of Omaha's well dressed women. Miss Cabus is particularly gifted in the art
of adapting reigning styles to meet individual requirements. Her skill enables her to
give the deft touches of style to the new hats which will make them -harmonize with
the features of the wearer. Her aid is a wonderful value to fashionably inclined wo
men who seek hats that are both authentic and becoming. .
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