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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1912)
f i 10 THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, MAY 4; 1912. Great Sale of Women's Linen! Wash Dresses BRANDEIS STORES The dresses in this purchase, made of linens, plain and striped voiles, striped and fancy tis sues, fine lingerie cloth, embroidered nets and voiles! All the dainty summer colors that will be popular this season are here. Many of the dresses are pret tily made with lace and embroidery combinations, and we have never shown a more attractive lot at special sale. 2 This was a special purchase of 1100 jvery pretty wash : dresses, which we se fcured at about one-half ( the price we would ordinarily pay. A New York manufacturer, took a big loss when he Isold us these dreises. They come in rail sizes for women and misses every correct new style-for 1912 is represented. Women's Dresses In this Pur chase, worth from $12 upto .522.50, .o at . . 7m W0MEN'S LONO SERGE AND FANCY COATS itVery popular for'this season; attach. .. .$ 10.00 . LINEN and PIQUE NORFOLK SUITS . &w lots of these popular style su.ts in the new 'wash fabrics pretty nalural -linen colors and I'plain white pique, at .... :. . . . ; .V.'. . ...$6.98 iWpmea'i NewWhite Serge Suit The most pon nlar suit of thetseason, at.' $22.50 J" .... "r j Women 'i Spring Tailored-Suits A wide variety I ........... , . . , . ... i ., . $15.00 ,-Good, Practical Suite for Women All now styles it :v.:. ..,.;:,. $10.00 theWomen'sDresses in this Pur- T chase, worth up to $10.00, will 0 at . 3 BRANDIES SHOWS THE GREATEST VARIETIES OF NEW WAISTS See the New Cotee Waists The new season' great fav-1 The New Silk Shirts are Very Popular Made in plain orites large assortment at $1.50 and $1.98 Special New Lot of Fine Waists In voiles and lingerie worth regularly up to $2.00, at $1.00 and fancy Jap silks, messalines, shantungs and corded silks, at ............ $2.98 See the new white' serge skirts at .$5.00 IN BASEMENT CLOAK SECTION Women's Spring Tailored Suits All new styles and colors for spring all sizes, at. .'. . . .$6.98 Women's Wool Dresses Styles that are new, dresses that are serviceable specially priced at $3.98 Women's Silk Dresses Very attractive new mod els, splendid values, at , $5.00 Children's Spring Jackets All ages, good prac tical styles, at $1.98 Women's Summer Waists Very prettily made and good values at 69c Women's Long Coats Medium and light weights, serviceable and stylish, at $3.98 GREAT f;rlVr TT-i. ' J TT i sale lviiuo iiii linci uiiuiiiiuitu nais More than 1,00 of these imported hemp, French Chip and Milan'untrimmed hats newest shapes white, burnt, black, some Javender and pink. They are large dress shapes and medium size sailors actually $3.50 values on sale iat h .v. . 1.50 , f Iff Flover Sale; Dnisies,. hyacinths, corn flowers, American beauty roses, etc., all the best colors large bunches, worth up to 5c, . nt... I 4 ;19C . Trimmed Dress Hats at $5 1 Elaborately trimmed in flower and ribbon effects, bands of laces combined with ostrich tiptr and plumes, on white chip and velvet faced .. C C dress hats, worth' $10.00, at PO :NewiNacr Braid Untrimmed Hats Burnt, whitt and changeable effects, medium and small', shanes, worth $1.50, at .69c. 200 Sample Show , rooin Model Hats sold to $5, at $1.50 Special German Silver MesK Bags We Securer! all tha flhnw Rnnm R.mnln. f.AM t - arn wholesale Jewelry home In mesh bagi at an extreme ly low price. Every one ii a new style and an extraordi nary value. . . Mesh Bans In' Grape design on frame and pointed fringe hanging from frame; worth 15.00, special. OO at, each speeO very large Fish Scale Mesh Bags; mesh runs A, nn two ways Tory beautiful, special, at. . . . $4aO $17 Handsome Meah Hag at 90.9H Unllned with closely woven, reversed mesh ' Tii,ry soldered. We absolutely guarantee these bags and Qft will repair them free of charge at any t Ime $17 HtoetT'Mr Ti I.'.' sp0e7O Bracelets, guaranteed JO years 14 and $5 S1.98 f L v .. Sterling Silver 1 .1. Val. llfres beautiful stones platinum finish. $5 "lue. " $2.03 Men's Jjtpel Chains with gold niled and soldered links: 12. 00 values. t 1.0O Special Sale of Leather Bags v. J'ine leather Bugs, with 12-in. frames, leather lined some have double locks regularly worth $2.50 scores of excellent values ' (Pi at.... ....... '...Dl 10-inrh all leather bags with metal framea tan leather lined, worth $1. 60, spe- TQ rial at iUC Silverware Eitra coin silver plated . , . knives and forks, special Special at $1.98 -J White Shoes for Summer Wear Women's White Nubuck, Sea Island Duck and White Cloth Shoes, high but ton tops, some with eravenette tops. Shoes, oxfords, strap oxfords or pumps in an endlesa variety of the popular styles and made in the best factories in the world. Prices range from Mais Floor Old Store $1.98 to $5 , . .. Specials kin BXscinent Shoe Department n--. Qn.a fihAM anil f n "V. "I n . n ,! Ji Grey Suede Shoes and Pumps for women finest qualities; latest styles? all sixes t . .$4.95 to $3.50 Women's Champagne Kid Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps, the popular col or for this season, t -$3.48 to $4.95 Rnvfl' flimnl flhnM nt Oxfords all leathers and styles $2.50. 13 ' and $3.60 values, at per P" $1.85 Women's Oxfords patent leather, gun metal or kid skin with velvet tops, new broad toes; all sixes and widths, on ale at $1.98 Women's genuine White Sea Is . land nck Shoes-button style, short vamps excellent shoes in all sizes and widths, at. .$19S Misses' and Chil dren's Shoes pat ent tips, extension edge soles; neat but ton styles, will go on sale at Misses' and chil dren's White Can vas Slippers sizes up to 2 service able shoes, on sale at 75c Men's Kidskin Oxford. blucher styles all sizes, at $1.25 Boys' Low Shoes tans and blacks good, serviceable shoes, at . . $1.98 98c Greatest Bargains Ever Offered in Beautiful Natural Wavy Switches We secured an entire surplus stork of natural wavy Hair Switches at leas than actual wholesale cost from a New York firm retiring from business. The stock Is . all new and comes la the right lengths for the present style. Note these unheard of values: Natural Wavy Switches, 18 inches long. . .50c Natural Wavy Switches, 20 inches long. . .80c Natural Wavy Switches, 22 inches long, $1.50 Natural Wayy Switches, 24 inches long, $2.00 Natural Wavy Switches, 26 inches long, $3.75 Am Chignon flutters over II , Pufts $1.0 value 90 Extra large Cluster Puffs, regular (4.00 values " $1.90 Natural Wavy, all around I Transformations:' I&.OOl .l, $1.50( rtaiurai nary rompaaours recular 12.00 values. ' ale price 75 The A .complete stock of French Convent Hslr Is also Included In this sala assortment roo.pr.ses all shsdea and yoa will have no trouble to get your hslr .matched perfectly. Don't miss this oppo rtunlty to secure wonderful bargain. i ADVANCE NOTICE OF A BIO WALL PAPER SALE Our entire stock of new. up-to-dats Wall Paper goes on sale next Monday :t Jum the regular prices. This will be on ot the most Important money, saving evnta ever offered In Omaha. . BRANDEIS STORES Red Cross y I )- .ti J 25c (.raves' Tooth Powder, 10c Ivory Soap, per cake, 3V,c. the Sanitol Tooth .SA-rroL T I TOOTH f- NwntR I Drug Sale Powd. 14c 1L FRKK Wt Cske ot Palmoltv Soap with one Jar ot Cream, for '. 49c !So Ssnltol Tooth Pait..14e &(k- Pahero Tooth Paate...a JSC Colaale's Tooth Po! ISa ISr Ponds Vanishing Cream for l'o Tic Pompelsn Miuiiase ;5r Bcnaotn Almond Cream for le ' He l.llr Tlrut Powder ISo :tr Parker's Tar Soap lltt :4.- Cutlcura bop SOo 50c Powder for 19c Brandeis Stores ruin KBDioinns SSi- Milks KmuUlan ' SOc einr-mp Root ......... f 3&c i'uitorla I SS Wtne of Cardvil I0S Iuffv- Pure Malt... 1 II. SO Flercss PreecrlpUoo 1 25c Amole Rose Cream 7c Sassafras, 5c, 10c, 15c and 25c pkgs. Moth BagK, 60c, 60c, 75c 2oe Peroxide Menthollne Balm..2.V Orderlies IOc, SV, OAe 6uc Oyspepsln Tableu for 43c S&e Tooth Powder 13c 6 lie Rheumatic Rem . edy for 45c Brandeis Stores SATTJEDAY CHINA DEPT. SPECIAL Never Burn Cooking Plates For baking potatoes, pies, cakes, etc., these wonderful plates are almost in dispensable they are inexpensive to operate and do the work innchjQ - qiftYker special sale price. . .tOL SALE ELECTRIC LAMPS Just 43 odd lamps, carried over from last season, will be placed on sale at just half the regular prices in order to close them out quickly. Here is a bargain for 43 housekeepers. A complete line of refrigerators, wash ing machines and wringers at special prices. Five-piece Bath Kooin Sets, made of solid brass, heavily nickel plated, worth $3.o0; on sale at, a set. if f:'" 1 .A J $2.25 SPECIAL SALE OF CUT FLOWERS re than 5,000 beautiful, home grown Rose go on sale Saturday they i p ire worth $1.00 a dozen, special at 40C la all color, at. 1 0 Paeunie Roots, special, at, r lC earh yC BRANDEIS STORES MWE8 DA! IS PE0OA1ED is Cesigutea Under Official - . beial Seal of tit City. ITU) IS FOB A VrOBIHT CAUSX mt ewls Mwtk mil Will Srll i'lmtrra M llmll la B-alM Z. I Br Apytle T ' war l Mmakm Mall Naar DrnMlom Yam wfdsliwg gsaatv 4mj -VUmtr UmjT aa a isU aa U- T tt wimnb . the ,V-." Ilk -" t -lfinH a N1-Sa mt S aenaK. m,&? til- frr f luf. m mtUw '" i ku. o. Tkk Mir.l cua a-ocm4 oaaw MasCt roMoni hu bmn the meuw of making tlx popt more tiuroptitti to (he twau Ihm I aaltirt. an to he thoroughly sp preeiaUT of the arts. The celrbrsttoa ot Ftoaar day has oftentlnes krea eoneuia maud wtib a charitable Intent: alio fre quently itun the purpose of tMlinc social eaterpriM ot recocnlmt aient. The latftes of'the Omaha MtniK Verela have Oailcd to Inausorate a Flower dcy In Mar. th itr-ia af which will ke need toward erectlnc aa audltorluia aa the (rounds recently iiurrhaaed by the Omaha Minlk Vareln. ddMated idu eiveiy far muaVcal and durauoaal pur pom, aad tha arji la aanaral. I therefora pmrralm Baturday. May 1 aa Flower day. and raqutat all rifle-as at Omaha to umt la the worthy causa adracated W tin feidlia at taa Oiasha Mmik Vare-w. JAMEK e'JAHU(AN. Mayor. dtal) -------------- A adT al roc mla v tXsr-j Flynn is Swamped With Calls to Haul Off Eubbish Piles Ftreet ComailwIoBer Flynn has an nounced that after this nek be will take o raora orders to remove rubbish. fcecase be saw haa uruars to rspmra mora thaa fifty teams and 20 men can handle within tha next tww-waeka Within tha hut twa days tm people have IrJepe-MMd tha afflcs of the street eommlaslaaer sayiac ttry h-at.rjeaaeal aa then- mmiaiai Is attaas wa Uw r tap mms phone rails cotne In. telling of the co operation ol the dt liens in the "city beaatlfur' move. It Is with difficulty that the street com missioner has found places to dispose of all the TObbish. livery ' bote la th ground or destan-ued dump greuad" has been utilised, but la many Instances the rubbish must be hauled many Mocks, which delays tha work of clearing It away. , . eoald mm as asaa an MW4h aa an ntrmm tmm mmwm al Csk iih hot taunt llaij t mum tm sa-j MAN WHO BLOWS OUT GAS IS IN CRITICAL CONDITION O. EL Bailey, the Iowa farmer who was found la a dying condition at the Palm hotel Thursday afternoon, la re ported ta a critical oaditlea. Bailey Is thought to , save Won out tha saa ta his ream. He kf at Bt. Jaaswh's hustmt eaj-3 racratai Xi 1 Harvard Professor Speaks of Pedagogy to Unversity Club "laterchaageable Pedagogy- was tha tepie taken by Dr. Albert Bushnell Hart of Harvard university In a speech before the University club Friday' noon. Dr.- Hart talked oa the new svatrm rn. augurated by Harvard, whereby its pro- feasors are sent out ta the western col leges ta laatnett classes for brief periods at a time. He la one these instmctom, whom he designates as perlpatetle pro fessors... He explained that he la oa his way ta Colorado university, where be wilt instruct history classes for a month or more, when ha will ssovs to another college. br. Hart began lm remarks by saying that New England was now watchlns the western states and Using Its cues from them- W s had our eyes on you at the recent primaries and your stand waa Justified lately by Msssi rhusetts." ha tatertejeted. Dr. Hart la a staunch Roosevelt advo cate. He waa one of eigH delegates In structed for the former president at the I MaassAhusetu primaries. ; Prof. Hart spoke to the seniors of the i Omaha High srbool la the main study kail at the school Friday morning. His topic was "Conditions for a High 8rhool Education." street and Ames avenue Saturday even ing at I o'clock. a a m . o m - Mrs uoilax Smiles as Life Ebbs Away ' NEIGHBORS TO HOLD MASS MEETING FOR J. J. RYDER All residents of the Fifth and Twelfth warda In tha north part of the city are Invited ta attend a John I. Ryder meet- jlng at Magnolia bail, Tweaty-fourU 1 I hours. JCra. Elisabeth Colfax, aged K years, mother ot Mrs. W. L. 81 by, nj ' DavenDort street, becarrw. r..... . arrdar aad iniai-nl those atnoi hxr bedside. She was unable to spak. but was content to smile to them. The nhv. I stcians hold out no hope for her se- eovary, sua say ner death la only a ques tion of hours. Mrs. Colfax suffered a stroke of apo plexy Tuesday morning. Mrs. Colfax has resided la Omaha for many years. Her husband who died several years ago was a cousin of Schuyler Colfax, vice presi dent undet President U. 8. Grant.
