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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1912)
TiLE BEE: O.MAHA. TCESDAI. AttUL. 10. 1312 ! S - ge Stumning w Lingerie Hart Just Berat-Received BnBBaBeBBnSBsssBBs.e vjw n ft . 3 , We Are Show ing Choicest Mew Arrivals . In Women's Low Shoes. Hundreds ! the Clererest New Models in Late Spring I'lfliinery Have Been Received Within the Fast Few Days,. Soores of ideas seen for the. first lime in millinery of practical, character. Here are the ' four- j sided Continentals with' spike i wing effects, cable edge Milans i trimmed with flowers and the! new stencil effects now the rage j in ilia oust, nlun flnwor frimmpd white tape straw hats, some fj edged with grenn and trimmed flower stick-ups in all shades, at r $ $7 to $10 1 27-inch Embroidered Flouncings, Skirtings I and Corset Coverings, Fine Ailtvers, Wide Insertions and Galloons; Worth to 75c, at 39c Yd. Elegant, new designs in English eyelet, floral, blind re lief, also combination designs; many. very unusual effects bargain square at, per "C UP yard.,... 25c Corset Cover Embroidery at 10c Yard $ 16-inch skirting embroideries, wide edges, also inser tions and galloons very effective designs 4 A at, per yard 1UC H BRANDEIS STORES I Host Remarkable Sale Lace Curtains and Curtain Materials That Any Store Has Ever Held Will Be Conducted Next Monday and Tuesday a?a- BRANDEIS BASEMENT Thi sale will mean a saving of thous- aaawaaans im sHtBBa susassaaaaasaMM eMBBBBBaWaasnaannnnnnn.Bam anc?s of dollars to the people of Omaha and vicinity who attend. .We bought at a low figure an immense stock of imported curtains in the most popular patterns, also 1 thoubanus 01 yards of bungalow Act, Filei .Net, Scrim, Swiss -and Madras. , .' i; See the 12 Big Window Displays jjj 1 They are attracting Thousands of people on the J 16th St. and Douglas St. sides of the store. a.L W AU the Lare "V Curtains on TO Bale Monday. Mb 11 Onaige Ice. ITagjessas) Ire. DrBatana k U II Finest Waists in Choicest Styles Every Woman Who Look to Us for Her Spring and Summer Waists Will Get the Finest Styles at the Lowest Price. We have provided waists to correspond In design and color with the most fashionable tailored salts; waists to (race the most exclusive dress (unctions; waists (or theater and party wear to please the most particular; lingerie waists with square or round low necks (or summer use; smart tailored waists, of various materials, (or the .woman of business; waists (or mourning wear-and so on,, through the whole gamut of waist styles. Our stock has been most carefully prepared for there is more of a. demand for separate waists this season than ever before. New lingerie waists; messsllne silk waists; waists In the new Cosacque or peplum styles; waists of chiffons, measalines and other fashionable materials; snd silk or cotton shirts for the women who spends much-time out doors; 11.00 to $7.60 each, according to the materials, styles and grade of finishing. $7.50 Chiffon Waists. $5.75 wlth bodices, high or low necks, snd three-quarter length sleeves: some have lace yokes; regu lar $7.60 values, for Tuesdsy only, 15.76. Perfect Fitting Underskirts are ,ulte necessary If you expect the outer garment to set properly. Perfect-fitting underskirts are the only kind you will find at this store. Black cotton nieasaUne underskirts, that are soft and clinging as silk; shov new Ideas In flounclngs; are made to give absolute satis faction; (1.26, 11.60, $2.00 and $2.60. A special aademklrt noted for Its smooth-setting qualities; msde of good-wearing materials; choice of grays, greens, browns and navy: 2.00 each. ' 'SS Flour, Sack,$1.50 and Other Pure Food Specials for Tuesdav Denneii s uoiaen corrne and It stamps, lb. Is Assorted teas and i slainpa, lb. 3Se Tea sittings and It tamps, lb lis J-lb. pks. Btanstl's Cap itol eats or wheat, with It stamps .100 Viewer sad Tsfetakle seeds. My. SH 1 pass. Touted com flakes and 10 stamp, for as Pint can Oalllard's olive oil reduced to ... .40s 4 -lb. can Bennetts ( apltnl baking powder and 15 stamps ...Its Btamark appla butter and 10 stamps. Jar SSe Blue )abel catsup and IS atajnpa, bottle 140 Kull cream cheese and 10 stamps, lb SSe Van I'amp's spaghetti and lli stamps, can las Medium sour pickles and 10 Blau.pa, quart for iss Las, Pwrtn's Wort-ester sauce, bottle See Bennett's Capitol peara and 10 stamps. can SSe Bennett's Capitol ex trarta and St stamp, bottle iss Van Hnuten'a coaooa and a stamps, can loo t lus. 7o Jap tics. . . .see lie can Pottawattamie ess plume iss 1 pksa Star and Ores cent macaroni, with 1 9 stamp as Peanut butter and IS stamps, jar 15s Six cakea Ivory seep for ass 17 lbs. GRANULATKU .U'uAR fl.OO V5T"S ttjltrl av nrv fVSt'-'i VEGETaiaiSL boxes fancy strawberries. . . large bunches parsley large heads plain lettuce . . 25c Be 10c Large Florida grape fruit 10c Those famous Median da oranges-the juiciest and tenderest grown anywhere per doxen, at 10c, sue, 23c, 80c and SSe POLITICAL ADVEMT1S1MU. POLITICAL ADVERTISING, I T - ' ' -a 1 I I All the Yard Goods op Hale Tuesday. rtf trf .yaw r T' i I MONEY I J PAID ! OUT rOLITICAL ADVERTISING. The Fight for the Water Board is Between These Two Republicans IT IS UP TO YOU TO DECIDE WHICH! F. D. WEAD HAS NEVER HELD Pl'BLIO OFUCK 27 years la Omaha, Has beea a leader la the fight for Ml'MriPAL OWNKIWH1P OF THE WATER PLANT from the beginning. Believe the people can be trusted to handle this business. E. F. BRAILEY THREE TERMS OORONKK. TWO TERMS SHERIFF. . Classy Oxfords for Men $3.50 u u u No matter what walk in life idht be yoors you hare always wanted a neat, stylish oxford tint b fall of comfort. Our spring oxfords are the kind yon have been look ing for we have them in the English walking last, the high-toe button tan. Is all styles that are good styles, made oa lasts that fit your feet in tan or black, at the popular price of i t. 50. DREXEL 1419 Farnam St. JeTTErT brewInw ca I It builds up broken down bodies. Be cause of its great strength-giving powers Old Age is demanded as a food for invalids. THE AMBRC BOTTLE Proterts Old Age from Decay and Keeps It Always Pure. FAMILY TRADE 81PPLIKD BY: Sooth Omaha WM. JKTTEK, IMOS W St. Hio'ne So. 858. Omaha Hl'tiO F. BILZ, LI'-M Douglas St. Pholie Doug. Jifi JETTER BREWING CO SIOTH OMAHA, XEB. POLITICAL ADVERTIitlKU. POLITICAL ADVERTISING. BENJ. S. BAKER Republican Candidate for Congress sVj ' e t, y ep JDiamond 7awaTIREScsi H JF you bought tires II on a price basis last year, buy Diamond Tires, this year and pocket the profit you make in Mileage. Cl.one before the year is over you will know that your tire cxpente is going to be lower than il his ever been before. CThe only reason that Di' ntond Tires are the largest selling single brand of tires in the world is that they give the user Greatest Mileage. II QAnd no other tire is so easily or so cheaplyrepaired. it AT YOUR DEALER'S OR II H The Diamond Store II 2lWo.?0?3t0maMffc The .Diamond tybbcr (5 It AKRON. OHIO We tsuld Build them Cheaaer Bui We Wom't! We would Build theaa Batter Ait We Cmm'tl Interest allowed Sa savings department at 2 per annum ... The United States National Bank of Omaha gtves prompt and courteous service, affords absolute secur ity and has a most con- ' venlent location. erfnvtsf Corner Sixtseslt ini Firsts Sfrstti CtsM 700.000 . Si ratal Koo.o0a EASY AND SURE WAY TO CURE COLD IN HEAD A estsV ssneraMy atUoks- taw wastist fail atrssttBC the -ess of ears la some treuasss la ssssrs. ar caW ts 4m t aa ta niasjisilna at the Baambsane ItBlaa; the air aaawatas, ssar ae preaaattx aursd with a Bttls Dt's Cream Balm, whtah tsi aartlajilr raUevas the InrtaiaeWtoa aa4 an the dlsti aaatm synptenu). suck as mwatns. eonsBI, twaatnt at the aeas aa aras. hoar seals a sura thrsat, tsrar an beirteihe One naaaa why tats sura, aatlsapos Bain acts so aiaekly Is ssceuee It Is psllae darsctly ta the tenser, sera . Judge Baker is endorsed by the Republican County Central Committee. He has earned the nomination by hard and effi cient party work. Vote for him April 19th. Uvea hi severe, shrank cases et oa tarrh Sir's Creasa Balm Barer falls ts qulskir ana accentually cases: the souton ous unharw wMeh eiea tb aaM and tareat, causbta; the stssustinc feawatef, sptttug sat kloarkw ef the ansa. This remedy act only drtree oat the fllsssse, out haals aa4 atranrtiMas the waakaneS aMmnraasa. thus aaalas catarrh. Catarrh hi a Qlthy. dlaraatlnf tlssasa Doat pot up wtth tt aaatbar eay. Oat a N eaat settle of Byw Cream Balm tram year arusvtst aart sea now auleaty yea wtU ba ranevad. It Is perfectly I The Bee's Phones: TYLER 1000 For All Departments Soathr. Omaha Office, 3318 X Street. Pboa South 27. OoancU Blofta Office, 15 Boot POLITICAL ADVERTISING fee Vimecsloa to your Jewels and Important Papers la wisely spent. tla paid out for tha yearly rental of a Safe Deposit Box tn atir HteH Vaults it.eans a anfa ptaca for Insurance Polk-iea. Wills. iMieda, Mortsases. Asrse at a a t a afid Jewels. lapers can be looked over In private by you at any time dur ing business boura. Tha key Is always la your poo- 1 Omaha Safe Deposit Company SjSraet Xanal i trance to Taarts, uu Oti Page 9 Today Mutt and Jeff Picture It Will Make you Lwigh I W. F. STOECKER I LIBERAL. i r- ' 'V.., Vz I s .. - ... ' !--:ViA'.-:V ! r '- ...".' T:t t"-o A !".""' M i ' r '- " i i n" " ' ' f ' jf I ' ; ' ' ' I" ' ' i , I ,if .,', 1 " ! .- .. i! V - . (!., Ai-r i sc.:.-; vt. , ! Vv-'-1- C' - " ' y I v x . . " "' j ; v -i id' 1:1 . ., 1 To the Voters: . If nominated and elected, I pledge to the people of this State, and especially of the Second Congressional District, my best individual efforts,' promising in advance only to serve the people. I am not in politics to earn a living, but to apply the good common sense acquired in my career in a successful whole sale cigar business and in the School of Hard Knocks, as well as by serving in our state legislature. . Having solved many problems through life, I feel able to help solve the problems with which this country is now con fronted. '".':' I say BACK TO BUSINESS. I will not help to make minor political issues detract from questions of greater impor tance, one of which is the presenet tariff tax law. Inductions should be made so aa not to cripple American industries, but to help the masses obtain a share of the benefits, and not have all go to the Tariff -fed Trusts. Yours for Business. F. Stoeeker Democratic Candidate for Congress, Second District. . Primary April 19. f tt s ft?: !i To the Republican Voters of Nebraska: I am a candidate for the office of State Auditor of Public Ac count, on the Republican ticket, primary to be held April lsth. 111. I have been a resident of Nebraska since ls&s, I farmed and taught school sp to 17, when I moved to-Linwood. Butler county, Nebraska. Hera 1 was engaged in the Grain and Lumber business for eleven years. . . I was appointed Postmaster of the Llnwood office in 18S, which position I still hold. I hsve been Jastlce of the Peace since 107. I hsve also been a member of the Ancient Order United Work men of Nebraska for 14 yean. . Also a member of the Woodmen of the World for It years. I would be pleased to receive your support. If nominated and elected, I will discharge the duties of the office without fesr or fsver. according to law and to the best of my ability. Respectfully, " W. J: BLAIR, r S brriT L'tc-fngyTgifeT?