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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1912)
THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. APRIL 23. 1912. 12 ) ?4 BRANDEIS STORES Place on Sale for the First Time Tuesday, in Basement All Curtain Materials TOGETHER WITH HUNDREDS OT PAIRS OF MUSSED CURTAINS. From Our Great Purchase of a Lace Curtain Mill In this great stock were thousands of yards of high grade curtain materials, both in remnants and in bolt goods. These will be placed on sale Tuesday at the most extraordi nary bargains. Practically our' whole basement will be devoted to this sale. , All the Fine All the Fine Plain Scrim and Etamine Worth up to 40c yard, off the bolts, as long as it lasts, at, yd. 15c 700 PIECES OF BUNGALOW NET, FILET AND NOVELTY NET. Hundreds of different patterns, in white, ivory and Arabian color, worth up to 75c yard, at, yard , 5c-10c-25c Colored Madras Looks just like the real Sunfast Madras you pay $1.25 for in full bolts, at, yd. 25c All the Printed Madras and Scrim Worth 10c and 15c Yard-Off - the bolts, at, . yard 6VtC 100 Dozen Linen Window Shades. All colors, worth up to 50c each, slightly imperfect, at each 15c All Remnants Plain and Fancy Etamine Worth up to 35c yard your choice, at yard 5c All the White and Colored Swiss Off the bolt; sold regularly at 10c and 12'iO yard, at, yard . ., 5c EXTRA SPECIAL-New Lots of Lace Curtains Hundreds of pairs of one, two and three pair lots of fine Cable Net, Novelty Net and Nottingham Cur- f Q tains many worth as high -jfSf as $6.00 a pair, at, each SKJs All the Figured Cretonne Worth 15c yard; full bolts to buy from at, per yard 5c 2,500 Yards of 36 and 40 Inch Drapery Swiss Slightly mussed worth to 15c, at, per yard ........ 3C All the lac Pillow Shams and Bureau Covers, worth up to 35c pair, at, each 5c Fine quality Etamine, sold regularly at 45c to 75c yd., 50 pieces, at, yard. . 39c Lace Curtain Samples Some of these are 3 yards long, your choice, at, each 5c All the remnants of Printed . Madras, worth up to 10c yard, at, yard 2c Greater Bargains From Our Lace Curtain Sale Impored Brussels, Duchess, Cluny, Point Mi lan, IriBh Point, Scrim, Filet and fine Not tingham curtains, as many as 12 puirs of a i:ffi.$1.!$3.98-$4.98 Finest Imported Lace Curtains, worth up to $15 a pair, such as real Duchess, Antique, Arabian, Cluny, Point Milan, Brussels all at, per (Kr; r-rv pi.OJ pair Imported Scotch Madras Curtains. White and cream color, worth up to $2.50 a pair, at, pair $1.39 Swiss Curtains. In dots and figures; some trimmed with lace, worth up to $1.50 pr., at, each ... . . ....... Y'49c' Lace Curtain Rods. From the big purchase, worth up to 25c each, at ' each 10c BRANDEIS STORES STREET CAR HINTS Every street car on the sytem is thoroughly cleaned and fumigated at frequent inter vals. We ask passengers to co-operate with us in keeping them clean and sanitary. Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway Company 1 1f in 11 fJV ism sftyWsi m(J, fREES PLACED EVERYWHERE Entire City Celebrates Day Oritf- Bated by 7. Sterling Morton. . &T7ST5XSS WAITS OS A1B0S DAT lection May T suspended1 campaign plan, lone enough t. commemorate Um occa sion. ' "I have been puttie- In th day plant ing tree Instead of Mldinc political fracas," aaM John J. Ryder. "Planting tr Is really mora enjoyable than th. political fimt, any a ay. It' ao free from 3-v ebery riaated r Seee.1 CkU ree mm Private 1 1 tleeee Ol- m ftclal mm estates Olfleea a Clssed fee Dar " rublk officials, th out and th Ins, tandltfalee. scnooi teacher, student. rl at cutset) and eorporatlona united la 3h c'lebraUoe of Arbor day. Tms vera planted at danra aaa tne won went auao- r on au nay. nu sue cuwuy will' iMm closed thir doors, with th excep- iten ef th dty health department and 4he ctty and county treasurer, who kept vm house until lata afumooa. rederal -vf flees wer dosed. t . Baaka Did Omrn. Schools kept, but th currtealoa tecra- Jled tree-nlenllng aod the aaakln- of flower seds. Meed of mail vartstle .Vera distributed sown tbe students, wh planted tiiem noder th dlractton of th principals. At th High school th egrt- 111 saiUW. "M trees and wer instructed by Mis Car- 4tm Stringer, head ( th eeparunei rt hlatorr of the day wa discussal. Comnerctal organisations eonUnaed Mmt, hot la a few Inetames sampier Twer slvsn a. number f trees of th 'tardy varieties, aloe wtth lastrwctlen Ma forestry and lawn-asnktuc, never) thousand dtbwna wh had received white ;urtk tree distributed hy th J. U Brea uaais Boa flra mroat early to plant litem. Hundreds of trees bad hern planted -wt titmf nd puMle InsUtutlooa he. Jore M o'clock. V '.' X Krea canddts far iillimsi swk- -Jvct Is th acta f th enter at th i. mrlln Morton, founder of Arbor day, saw th day generally oberrred a short time after It waa erisinted. How ever,. It wa mors generally observed la Omaha today thaa since it was mad a holiday by th IrfUlatur In Nebraska and the first Arbor day was observed, April Ml MR. Repaving Viaduct 1 to Start Shortly The block pavement across- the Six teenth street Tied act will be taken np within th next twe or three day by the railroad and repaved wtth ereaeots weedeat btorh. Wall this ll beinc done the street ears win ran on a ta-l track asrass the eladoct. Th viaduct ha long been In need of repair. Th blocks la many place have bean warped out at place by th rain and son. and bare o bet retted both wafea and an est car traffic. The railroad eem- panta Intend to hsv th ptmed with la Maty days. Hanan 1 Shoes I Peers ! ill Ftotvetr y 1 m n pianK I I We Sell Pictorial Review Patterns Be- II JJ cause They are the Best Patterns Made. Jf The New Silk Coats are Here To Be Displayed Tuesday And what a smart looking lot they are. For example here are three lota of black mi In coat, prettily trimmed with Mdcrame lace or striped Bedford cords. In many charming styles, at 7.95, $9.50 and $1U.5. They will prove, quite attractive to the woman wishing a popular priced silk coat. Double fared, changeable messallne ailk roats with the new sailor collar and fancy revers; choice of black and gold, black and Copen hagen blue, and black and purple; very stunning garments and quite reasonably priced at f 17.50. Black taffeta coats with Macrame lace ($L black braid trimmings; have novelty shawl collars. $27.50 down to $9.50 Changeable and plain colored and black taffeta silk coats, with Macrame lace collars and braid trimmings; 124.76 and 127.60. Black silk Ottoman, Bengaline and satin coat, with braid trim mings; designed especially for middle aged and elderly women: $19.60 to 134.76. Black taffeta silk roats with plaited bodies-made for maternity wear-embroidered, braided and trimmed with fine fringes; have cape collars and come in all sizes; specially priced at $14.95. Mrs. V. Biddick Wins the Free "Seller's 6" Kitchen Cabinet Owing to the great number or letters submitted in our FREE KITCHEN CABINET CONTEST, the judges were unable to decide upon the winner In a shorter time, there being so many letters of more than ordinary merit giving the six best reasons for using a "Seller's t" kitchen cabinet. For the benefit of those who are not already familiar with a Seller's 6." we mention that these cabinet are of the lat est snd best styles from the shops i or the oldest and most succesful cabinet makers In America. They provide a convenient place for every utensil and article of daily consumption. Save steps, give con tentment and add years to over worked lives. Finished to with stand generations of every day use. Here's the Decision of the Judges The Bennett Co.. Omaha, Neb. Uentlemen:-We, tha underalirned. after havlna carefully tone over tha various reasons submitted by the conteatants In th "Seller's " Kitchen Cabinet Contest, have concluded that the persona mentioned In the list ap pended to this letter are entitled to the various prises, aa per rules of tha content. In the order named. IS Igned). B. C. ANDREWS. JA& A. AUSTIN, Adv. Dept. Omaha Dally Ness HOMBR 8. CURTIS, Adv. Mgr.. for tli Bennett Co. "Seller's a" Xltohea Cabinet Hay Be Puohaeed hy the rayawat of tl0 Does aaa f 1.00 ru Week. Aak About Oar aT.w ray-ae-Convenient ansa. BAJTO TUIB--eUr - Xltohea Oabtaat-Mra V. Biddies, 4228 Farnain St , Omahtt. COBTD FaUsa-Yala KM-Mrs Klorem-s C. Leavltt, 4SU Caas 8t, Omaha. TS1IBD rsiBB-Vslns S4.0O-.Wre A. K. Downing. Merna, Neb. rsciAL PBIIES-Vslue 11. OO-Mrs. ('. W. Skinner, Ralston, Neb.; Mrs. Blanche D. Purdy, K.1J No. aitli St., Omaha: Mrs. Kred Mauk. 20U No. 18th St.. Omaha: Mrs. C. II. Mullln, 22UJ Urant 8L, Omaha; and Mrs. J. C. Hoyt, r 2J33 rsrnan,' St., Omaha. 10 Bars Bennett Bargain Soap for 25c And Some Pure Food Specials for Tuesday Bennett's Capitol coffee end 29 stanipa. the lb. soe Assorted teas and u atampa, the lb.... 68 Tea al flings and 10 stsmps, the lb.,..15o 14-lb. sack 'Queen of the pantry" pastry flour and 4D atampa, for (1.85 flower ana Vegetable Seeds, the kf tle Vi -ll. can Bennett's Cap itol baklns powder and II stanipa.... Mo Pint can Oalllard'a pure olive on reduced to eoa 1 cana Evergreen corn and 10 stamps. . . .SO 17 lb, taaalatea new for (UN) $ lbs. hand-picked navy beans for soe S pltee. Toaato corn flaHea at 1 st'pa, SB 1-lb. pkg. Bennett s Cap itol oats It at'ps 10 I cans Kaale lya and I stamp for too Snlder'a rhll saur and IS stamps, bottle, aft l-lb. roll Premium but- terlne for eas ii-lb. ran Kpp's corua and 10 atamps tea Full cream cheese snd ID stanipa. tha lb., tao Peanut butter and la atamps, the Jar....lSa J(o. can. Happy Vale green asparagus, as Four cakes York Rose or Violet toiUt snap for as 4-lb. pkg. Dewey Clean ser or Compound and 10 stamps ........ tse MUSICIANS TO GATHER : IN OMAHA NEXT MONTH The American Federation ef Muslctans will eoavsae for sis days ta Ossaha, be gl aiilng May tf. Deleawloas from At lanta, Oa: Lyna, Mass.; New Orteaas and ths.rsnst dues hare signtried their Intent loa of being here. Probably Be etccates will be la atteadaace. the shoe without a hurt Is the Hanan Shoe foot comfort from the day yon pat on your first pair till you discard your last pair la the experience of very wearer of Hanaa ahoea. htyle, comfort and wearlna qualities are always found In Hanaa shoes. Men and Women $5Lto$7i are, exclusive agent tor) these shoes DREXEL 1419 Fanum PermlU te eaaoke, k ceata. Ail dealer. Think of the Hot Summer Coming Comfort then means much to the employer as well as the employe. More and better work can be accomplished in a cool, well ventilated office such as is afforded by The Bee Building. The spaciousness of the bu i 1 d ing is made p r o m i n e nt through the large court and good shed offices.direct ly connected with outside exposure, which aids in form ing air passages through the whole structure. Other c o n v en i ences of Raa hnildintr ten ants are assured through attentive janitor service and speedy elevators. Kow is the time to move into THE BEE BUILDING A few vacant offices are listed: ' . .s S3 Adjoining rooms can be rented single or an eulte At present both rooms are divided by len.porery weed and glaes peruuops; neve mm nai yvm. wh atreet and ere very desirable room. ass la ISHxlS feet In else: has two north windows and a private office partitioned off tiulde tnla space. This room would be particularly wall suited for aa architect or studio. SSS Front oa Farnaa atreet and t almost In front of (le vator landing, alas tzlsS. or is euuar feat. larUUoca to alford private office and recepUea roam. S3 Reception Room, private office, two large c toeeta. large weraroem with two aorta window Ideal ofltca for engineer. architect doctor or ether Broieaaiaai soon. tieaiai per month.. ........ ......j ........... tMS SOS I ll-xe la slaa, located en th court, close to sky llaot, thus having excellent natural light. The apao eouia he divtoed ao aa to maaa twe very Bleaaaa roeue. pnee. ...... ............eBne . . 5 t . .. '.::-...:1 . . . ' 'Bj.ssiyntal..; :. i - " . -...rwafi-" . ...... in onus la the northwest corner, having (oar large win dow A fireproof vault for the vrotecuoe of valuable papers ta much la demand and 1 afforded la this room. There is utai ef Si square feet of floor space and soma would a eutuppoi with partlUaaa la satisfy good esoaat. Th rental ee la per month u . Ths Bee Building Co. Bee Business Office r 17th and Farnam Sts Matchless Tuesday Bargain Offerings See the New Crown Jewel Tailored Suit $25.00 Make It a Crown Jewel Tailored Suit, $25.00 All Silk Foulards at Less Than Half Special mill purchase of beautiful new Foulards, 24, 36 and 42 inches wide; choicest styles and colorings for spring and summer 1912 wear; over 3,000 yards in the lot; values from 85c to $2.00 a yard; M0p Pgp OOi, all in three big lots at, yard H0b-D0U"OUU Simpson's Prints, i black a, blues, ktsvs, etc., regu lar 6 Vic valuea. In Domeatic room 5 38-ln. Bleached Muslin, good quality, 8Vc val ue. In Domestic room 5 Indigo Blue Apron Check Ginghams, 7 He values. In Domes tic room .... 5 Dress Ginghams, In plaids and stripes, all the best colors, regu lar 12 He values. In Domestic room . ...7Vkgt Lawns and Batis tes, all new pat terns, good as sortment, values to 16c, special, in Domestic room, t 10t Extra Specials Tuesday in Wash Goods Dept. Novelty Silk Foulard, In beautiful ly designed borders. In all the very latest colorings, 40 inches wide, regular 7 5c grade . . 50 Bordered Swiss Novelty, the very newest thing, beautiful borders and bands to trim,- regular 75c grade, at yard 50 Egyptian Voiles, 40 inches wide, in plain colors, Tuesday. -254 Bengallne Repp, splendid for one piece dresses and jacket suits, In all the popular shades, -at, yard i ...... ...39 3 8-ln. Scotch Ginghams, in stripes, checks and plaids, at, yd. 15 Lonsdale Muslin, 36 In. wide, that well known and popular brand, in Domestic room, at 7H Percales, ',6 In. wide, all ths best patterns and col ors, 12 He val ues. In Domestic room 10 32-ln. Pongees, In browns, grays, white, etc. Plain and striped, 25c values, in Domes tic room 13 Poplins, all the best colors and patterns, regular 25c values, spe cial In Domestic room 15t $25 Tailored Suits Tuesday $12.50 300 beautiful suits in the lot, new spring styles in English whipcords, serges and fancy suitings; all colors includ ing cream serges; none worth less than $18.00 up to $25.00 at Long Silk Kimonos In all colors, regular $5.00 val ues; great snap in Tues day's sale at $2.95 $12.50 Dainty Lingerie Waists Lace, insertion and em broidery trimmed, made to sell to $2.50; choice, 95c $10.00 All Wool Serge Dresses $4.95 All colors, all sizes from 16 years to 42 bust; just the thing for early spring wear; made to sell at $10.00, in Tuesday's sale; choice, at $1.95 In the Children's Furnishing Goods Section Boys' K. & S. Blouse Waists; fine black sateen, white madras, colored ehnnibrays and madras in all the newest spring colors, all new neat stripes, plain colored figures made to sell up to $1.00; on sale at. .35c, three for $1.00 Children's $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 Wash Suits all colors and sizes, at 98c Children's 25c M Waists, all sizes, second quality, at. ,9c Children's $1.00 Rompers in all tho best colors best qual ity made-on sale at 49c Read Hayden's Big Grocery Sale Tuesday It's Interesting to Read A KATIWO) OF M to SO fn CS1TT It lbs. beat gTanulated sutler . S1.00 4t-lb. sarks best HlKh (trade Dia mond H family flour, nothing like It, per sack fl-SS 1 bars Lenox. Beat 'Km All or Dia mond ' Hoap Sfte I I be white or yellow cornneal lSe bar Ivory sosp See It. oa. cans condensed milk ....SHa 14-os. phs best domestic mscamnl at 7Via Kellosir's Toasted Rice Flakes ..Se Lars bottles Worcester Hauce. pure tomato retaup. pickles, aaaorted kinds, bottle SS T lbs. beat bulk laundry stsrch S5e Hi-lb. box beet selected aoda crack ers . 1-lb. cans assorted soups THs Oil or mustard sardlnea, can ..S4 1-lh. cans pork and beans SS cakea Kitten scoiirinc soap Sse Lu Lu Cleanser, It beats th Dutch, per can Se IVRIa, CTtBISB. BTTTIaUjra AJin BOO SAiB The beat No. 1 creamery butter, car ton or bull, per lb. 34 The bst .No. t country creamery but ter, per lb. so Th beet No. dairy butter, lb. ..SS rlil I cream Younf America Cheeae. per lb. S3o Full cream brick cheese, lb SSa Full cream Wisconsin cheese, lb. SO 1 lbs. sood butterlne See i lbs. good labia butterlne .....S6 in TaaiTAaLB habxc or ostsws nwt ausniia rmioH. I bunches horn crown onion ... .Be Large bunchea fresh beets, carrots or turnips .40 Fresh spinach, per perk 30 Pieplant or rhubarb, per lb. So Fresh home grown aa para cue, bunch at Fresh cauliflower, lb Tte t bunchea fresh hothouse radishes Se heads fresh leaf lettuc 5o Wx or green beans, lb. ........aoa New potatoes, lb. .So I,arffe cucumbers, each ...lOe Fancy ripe tomatoea, lb. 10 New cabbage, lb. se 1! psckages of Flower or Vegetshle Seeds for aS Try HAYDEN'S First OR. BRADBURY, DENTIST IS04I Far STfTS Ks Don. 17o ,., ..r!.OOlp f WaV Missing Teeth suppUed Extracting FUllngs ... Crown .. . Brldgswork ,...28elP ....80el'p . .$2-50 Up ,.(U.60Lp NanTTTl without flstes or Bride work. Nerve twasovod u-tttiout pain. Workgwai to Tsar saae OHlee anee jew. r Free Land Information - The Twentieth Century Fanner, to meet the demand of its readers for land information, has gathered and compiled data on soils, climate and fanning conditions in all parts of the country. 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