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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1912)
1 THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, . JUNE 1. 1912. 10 STORES .1 Announce These Great Special Bargain Events for Saturday r' BRANDEIS I) 4! Brandeis Annual Offer-One Day Only! Any Woman's Trimmed Hat 1 Pr J r p In Our Entire Stock-Saturday at...,. 2 1 1 ltc Thonaaads of women await this annual event. ; On Saturday,, the first of Jane, 70a may choose from our entire stock of high class hats all oar ostrich-trimmed hats all the paradise trimmed hats all the dress and evening hats all' the mid summer hats in fact every beautiful trimmed hat in our millinery section, with out exception, for one day only. AT EXACTLY ONE-HALF THE FORMER. PRICES. ' AH the $30 Hats at.. 515 All tk $25 Eats at $12.50 AU the $20 Hats at. $10 All the $15 Hats at $7.50, All the $11 Hats at... $5 v Allthe$5Iatsat. $2.50 Mid-Summer Shoes for Women and Children '. WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS SHOES Well made, nicely finished shoes in the very latent styles for summer wear short vamps, medium heels smart, A Aft uvr Children's Bare foot Sandals made of soft calf skin with ElkskiD soles all sizes, at pair 98c Women's White Serge Suits Wonderful Bargain Sale Fancy Wash and Trimming LACES At about Vs to Vt Regular Prices. Medium and wide black and white Silk Chantilly Laces Linen and cotton Cluny Insertions and Bands Crochet, Macrame and Filet effects, Piatt Tals.; Shadow ef fects, etc. up to 6 inches wide.. Many actually worth up to 25c a yard. Big bargain square piled high with A A with extraordinary values, at I III' yard .. - 18-INCH FANCY ALL-OVER LACES In dainty, new . shadow, guipure, fancy Irish and filet effects medium and wide bands in Macrame, Crochet, Venise, Filet and Irish effects fancy shadow laces and bands net top laces wide silk chantilly laces fancy novelty laces, etc, in black, white, cream and ecru color; worth f)Cn up to 75c, at a yard C Scores of women's stunning wool serge suits, the style favor ites of the season, cleverly fashioned and showing the. new- - est and most popular style features for mid-summer wear actually worth as high as $50, at .". . .'. WOMEN'S DRESSY WOOL TAILORED SUITS. All are practical, serviceable styles for summer or for any month in the year They are made in up-to-date A "7" styles from good materials worth up to $22.50, at . . V 1 3 WOMEN'S COLORED WASH DRESSES $25 'M They launder beautifully and give excellent' wear all sizes and a great variety of colors and designs in AO - i a wii..rii ... one Dig group ai KinT SEE THE NEW. WASH SKIRTS AT $1.98, $2.50, $2.98, $3.98 Made with new uleated effects and Danel ideas excellent Ui quality of snugly woven wash fabrics all' sizes. WOMEN'S LONG KIMONOS Crepei and lawns, vari ous color and pat tern, at... Women's DRESS ING SACQUES Jut the thing for cool dimmer wear on .t!8.... ... 50c Women's HOUSE . DRESSES Great variety, careful ly sized, all desirable colon, on sale j J comfortable styles, very special, at pair Boy' Oxford Taa and black leather Goodyear ' welted toles, well worth i In - all lie t, S ... 31.98 Infanta' and CMltlrew' Ankle Strap 'Pump. ., Taa calf, dull calf and patent leather, ite up to I at pair. 98 Sise iH to I at, per PJr f 1.25 SHOES IN OUR BIG BARGAIN BASEMENT-Ncw Store Men' Shoe, odd and end, isea up to 7. at. pair... J1 Wosoea's Hers HUppora, all ties, at, per pair -.49 Women Pump, white canvas, patent leather and dull calf leather, In all ; lit, at, per pair .v f-Jl.89 Boys' end QlrUf Barefoot Saa dals. Tie value, at.... 494 .atria White Caavas BUppen, all sites, at .. 08c li' r.hoes, patent leather and - m'd, all sixes, at...... .08 Women's Oxfords and Pumps, tan calfskin, dull calf, patent ' leather and vicl kid, all sizes and width, at. . . .. .$2.39 Men's Oxford, ,1.60, and 13.00 value in patent leather and dull calf, all sises at, per Plr $1.98 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT To every woman who comes to our Art Needlework department Saturday and pur chases 6 skeins of D. M. C. Embroidery Floss (at the regular price of six skeins for 25c) we will give FREE any one of these articles: On towel, size 183, OR One combination suit of underwear, stamped ready j for working on best quality French nainsook, OR One Corset Cover, stamped ready for working on best quality French nainsook. To every woman who purchase 12 skeins of D. M. C. Embroidery Floss (at the regular price of twelve skeins for 60c), we will give FREES ef all-charge one pair of pillow cases, 42x3t, stamped on best quality casing. These offer are for Saturday, one day only. with one 50c Cream for .... Ivory Soap, per cake . 25c Dr. Graves'! $1.00 Ideal Hair enxxejsnjxwjsjBM HHminnKBKKKKKUNRBmt s kvS13 ve v V ' i v yds Y 2 : i ' Saturday's rg rC Exceptionally V Vvb LJa -THair Goods v Ai CJT J atle..than ;, lRZ-BL ' 1 1 Bage 49c8e8 49c .VT" X SWITCHES : ll S pf ' yr s vJ 24-ul, 2-oi., natural wavy $ 1 i Ja j S l" Switches, $4 values Sat (or J t " i , $1.50 CHILDREN'S SUMMER WASH DRESSES AT $1.00 Clever, girlish ideas now being shown for the first time, daintily trimmed with laces and embroideries scores to choose from on our second floor, at $1, LEATHER AND LEATHER LINED BAGS at $1.00. Leather Bags with 10 Inch oxidized silver frames, 8V2 inches deep, real leather lined bottom of bags round, some broken $2.00 and $2.50 values at $1.00 $5 GERMAN SILVER MESH BAGS, $2.98 Kid leather lined, grape design on frame,' pointed mesh fringe; also indestructible Mesh Bags, 7-Inch frame, unllned $5 values at $2.88. Beautiful Pearl Cuff Links, worn in the soft . . . 1 Biennis Oliver nr fine, a - ',j.-.i.sa CUffs. .25 50 worth II. special at BOO &j&&k1S BEAUTIFUL PARASOLS SPECIALLY PRICED SATURDAY Ws carry tb most varied and most complete stock of parasols and umbrellas In Omaha. We can match any costume. II Whits Parasols, eight-ribbed whit enameled i J. Whit Mnan Parasols, beautifully embroidered . ... hi,i.tfi li ambral- ' insertion borders and allover embroidered; elght parscoa frmmea. al lover embroidered and embrol r(bbed gld or white ensmeled parasoa frame., dered Inssrtloa borders, specially priced at. . . .S1.M I exceptional values at .i.T ' I ' ' 4vm4.t .iais La si llers aet with all kinds uf stones, gold and oxidised silver finish; sterling sliver pendant necklace, set with beautiful bril liants, choice gat aoe $1 Vanity Cases, bold two coirs and powder purr, H-lnch chaJn SO Sterling Silver Bar Pine, worth II, special at BOO jar of Free - 6 cakes Palm- olive soap Palmolive 49c Dru Sale tOc Eczema Ointment. . 26c Tooth Powder. BOc Pile Remedy SOe Kidney Pills... I., Little Liver Pills. 45 -19 45 45 10 Tooth pow. 10c 25c Sanitol tooth powder or paste at 14c 25c Ponds Van ishing Cream at 17c $1.00 Traveling Brush ....79c 75c Ideal Hair Brush r..59c 50c Pebeco tooth paste .....39c 15c Chamois 9c 7 cakes. Cocoa nut oil soap 25c .3lic Paris Green I U-lb. pkg. 10c Vs-lb. pkg. 14c Mb. pkg... 23c 2-lb. pkg... 44c 5-lb. pkg. $1.05 1-pint Thermos bottle .....89c 1-quart bottle, at ......$1.49 $1.00 Imported Rice'Powder, at . .59c Poison Ivy Lotion. 25 ' S3 Hair Toinc 45 and 89 Remember all Rexall remedies are guaranteed; If not satisfactory , w return your money. 18 and 20-in. Fluffy Switches, $2 values Saturday only, at 50c 28-inch fine Hair Switches, $10 values Saturday at ...$5.98 Extra large Cluster Puff at Medium sited Cluster at 81.98 Puffs -80 Transformations made of fine l8-in. wavy hair-$5 values, at $398 Sanitary Hair Bolls all styles, at 25c, 35c and ....50c Popular Silk Nets, 2 for 6c Hair Dressing, Manicuring, Shampooing, Massaging ard all Beauty Culture Work. J Toilet Goods . JSC Colsate's Tooth Pow der 1 lee StUlman's Freckle Cream for Lie Oriental Cream 11-00 Sl.se La Trefle Powder. . ISc km' Tale's Powder. Ptnaud's Lilac Toilet Water for lo Harmony Powder.... tee Spearmint Tooth Paste.. 50c Java Bice Powder, at ........ 19C 25o Lilac Talcum at 6c 25c Amole Bose Cream at .....7C Bath Caps, up from 25c lURHAMl-UPLEX VJSWWil'J'ftif We will give you a Razor To advertise the Durham Duplex .$3.60 Razor, we will give you a razor for the distribut- OQ Ing expense. .......... C Big Camera Special We have just received the new line of Seneca Roll Film Cameras. , These will be on sale Saturday at special prices. . , Rilbet Goods Department $1.00 Fountain Syringe 59 75c Fountain Syringe....... 49 $2.60 Fountain Syringe 81.49 $2.00 Hot Water Bottle S1.34 $3 00 Douche $2.25 75c Rubber Gloves 49 RollFilm 214x3Vi special $8.80 212XI4 special $10.40 ZVaxW special $11.98 ZViriVs special $17.60 9 tubes M. Q. Developer I f'-Ib. Acid Hypo .". 1 -lb. plain Hypo Plate Cameras . $14.00 Post Card size Camera ....... .$7.89 $l!).0(i 31,4x41i size, spe cial $10.75 .........25c 8c .,..5c ABE YOU DOING POOR WORK? essseeaa reefla Ctteej Mewls te - - res Have e Waewtasi ' . . f lsr : "low are your eves? De tr Itch and titirs and seta roa until roe are a a!.! te caaeeotrat yoor mm upee tae work you have la handT they so. n only tor a Oej- eaeh oar. tr are ttEBairtag rear eff!cy, and yew sboeM Ms a remedy ai enee. Many penooe, eaoeciaily elerka. have lite mtsuaea lOra that as lent as Ifeey a see Ue furores la treat of Uiem their tam la ail nhc The fact of the matter U tkat the majority K those who sorfer 3oet frass eve etraia are eereoa wtth violent vtsloa. Strain exists where the s are Dataralry eut ef Coeus, but'esa 'te end are ketd fc- edlusuneM ky the w of the ciliary muscle. .'-Vase a persoa who Is far alhld. tor .rvtaore. If the decree ef (or alchtsdaves M- set treat, the hraia keeps eerxlli: iseush eve ferae to the eaosckt te . ;-F A eeettSBtty coaeeatrated. The aaroe in bapwas In a lew decree of asUa asima. The rfe-ttm eas see Weil eaous J-.-d rereeee to recocaiss re strala as ct'jee ef the burnt a ad itchloc aad sifacnes from vftiofc he suffers, ; A ceetlcoal atfaaa spoa the f es eaae m eoly hee liiehes. hut. aocoremc te Irr , Weeds Hatefcmsoa. a SBSjerity of the ';m of steowirh troubie are due to eye .!. Thw stay seen surfnietnf statt- Bssot. hut It the eyes require aa unusi-sj eeaoentratioa of nerve foros II Is rsasoe sM to saeeess that the stomach, aa weU ae ether arcane ef the body, must suf fer ta senseeoeae. I nav eone In con tact wtth a a umber of cases la which a centre eel strata urxva the eyes has af fected the Btfnd. la some of these there waa evident simply aa tnebillty te con centrate the brain opea any one sub ject. In ethers there was a loss of men-wry. and ha two a mUd form of in sanity. Many elerke of my acquaintance have lest (oca posittoas simply because, they tailed te reeecnlae the ohvtous fact that they were straining their en It la easy eneush to tell whether a strata exists. Normally, the eyee should sever suke their prolines felt by a or discomfort ef any kind, even when suh Jecteel to eonerually lone service. If they aata yen. sotnethlnc IB wrens, even If yon do feel that year vision ss seod as ever. The remedy, of course. s simple. . Glasses properly . Otted relieve the strala. and are a ceo Investment. even If yew find it necessary to wear them only a part of the time. No one ohllced to earn his Irvine can afford to experiment with his eyes, and an ounce of prevent tea hi worth a pound of Sure. -Tee) cannet serve year employer effi ciently with Impaired vietoa, or when yew are soffertnc treeai the many aim doe to strain open the eyes. Tea ewe It to ben as well as to yettreslf to remed the faalt If any. tW--bKfO -Tribune, EXPRESS HEROSJICKS TO J03 Tvwnedale at Tease Oete 'Baneh of Money aad Many Vaede. Till Offers. From, the obscurity of aa express mee eencer at trO a month tM heroism of a few minutes has raised David A. Trous dale of San Antonio, Tex., to fame end ts the poeseesloa of M om, which is t him a fortune. Me owee this etevatloa ta his position to Ms hoe temper. A train robber, ktottac the ear of which he waa In shares, redely prodded him In the rlhe with a r-"olver. "This treatment riled me all ever.1 says Treaedale. and he killed the bandit with an lee maul and shot his confederate deed wtth the Hret sua pistol As a reward tor tale feat the Southern Paerde railroad paM Trousdale UeM. the i ells Farco Express company cave htm C.oet, the rttlsens of 8aa Antonio raised j tl.ho for him throoch popular suhecrtp- na tn .tne newspapers ana tee oetecure ecency charced wtth- protect tner the ex press campany huetneee. 'toirether with suhecrlptioaa from dtlsens of Ssndereen, Tex., jwer where the holdup occurred. supplied V.m more W ith this earn the eipreea meeeencer will cratjfy aa amhi tlea ef many years' standing. He wut purchese a ntncei la west Texas sad en joy the outdoor life which his phystctaa hava reeomiiMlided. For the stayer of Ilea Klrpatrlrk. a aev lortoue and deacerous (la I a robber, and hie companion, a murderer escaped from a Texas jail, was la such ill health a few ieers sco that be was ordered to Texas to live ta the open. Circumstances Prevented hi follow I nc the last part of the prseertptloo, but he approximated It as closely aa ho could by becoming aa Mess messspcer. He will now be able to have bis own ranch and live on horse back. It he chooses. But for his owa modesty. Trousdale mlcht beve doubled the financial reward watch hia bravery broufht him. Offers of lucrative employment In vaudeville were showered upon him. The Texas Film company proffered him f 1.909 to re enact the holdup for movtac pictures, and leaser offers came from other film oompaalea. The Texas vaudeville circuit declared Ita wllllncness to pay him IMS wsefe and expenses for twenty weeks and to guarantee htm a nor of tea weeks ta other state at CM a week. The Texas Film sempany made him a like offer to lecture with a film reprssentlnc the at tempted robhery and the double tragedy with watch, ft ended. Thte waa before he had received the re ward tn money, but Trousdale declined the ovportenltr ta earn as rate h ta a few I weeks aa le could make as aa expreto meeeencer ui tve veers. He did not fed that he should capttaHre hts deed of dar-inc- He Is ntill working for the express oompany zt ties a tneoth, and win eoo tlnue to do so until - arrancemente for parchaamg his ranch ere eoenpeMed. The howtep which brought raaeo and fortune to Trousdale occui ted on March tl.-St. Louie Post-Dispatch. PASSING OF, THE ARLINGTON Famowe Wa.hlaatoa Hotel Where Htatocr Was Made to to Be Torn Down. Alter out Urine many reports or its oem oMtton the famous Arlington hotel Is really to come down this year, and a sum thereof It the advertisement of an auctioneer thai he will beam on May 39 to auction oft the furniture and other belongings now In the hotel. It le to be rased la the summer, and In Its place le ta come an PVtee.ww hotel, the finest of them all In Washington. ' No doubt this win be a splendid affair archscturally. And the site ts a mag nificent one. the finest ta America, fac ing the broad spscee of Vermont avenue and overlooking on the north the broad vista of that thoroughfare as it crosses the green enchantments of McPhersoa qua re and Thomas circle, and at the south the enticing veotlure of 1-aFayette Mroare. and beyond that the noble Whhe House end Ite superb grounds. It Is In deed wonderful that the site has been en lone disused as the site of the best hotel ta all the I'ntted States. gull one cannot but feel regrets. The old hotel with its brown stone facade of ex stories and a bulbous mansard roof had a very homelike air. aad It has grow a storied aad pietureequo. Few of the objects of Washington were more familiar to the look. But it Is to be come a memory very soon, l.ke the old Wlllard. the old R'ggs. - Wornieley's and the Klrkwood. leaving only the Eb bltt, the' National and t Uetrbpoilten to recall the older tVtsVnetoo hotel life, end these will some dv go. They are becoming Impossible as hotel comforts end requirements nowsdays. Better have them replaced than have them become cheap lodging honsea. . . . . -. The Aritncton rr stocd since trrs. snd took the place 'of some celebrated houses, where Marry, secretary of state to Pierce, lived, and where stopped other celebrated men la the middle cf the last century. Lafayette square waa then the center of private fashion. There a'So Hved Severely Johnson, our minister to England. On the corner of H street and Vermont avenue, command inc a , fine new of LeFayette square, was the Charles Sumner house, and It stlil stands, but it became an annex of. the hotel and Trill go down wtth the main structure. It adds to the loea that will be felt. As Washington's leading hotel. tt be came quickly the place where everybody of eminence stopped tn Wasblnctow. I: was the home of ell presidents-elect as they earn to be Inaugurated. From tta wro.Jrv.-s G rover Cleveland caught his first light of the White House In March ef Mr;. In Its rooms died speaker Reid, Mark Hanna. Secretary Walter Q. GreS bsm and Postmaster-General Payne, of the Roosevelt cabinet. It was the head quarter ..f ,n diplomats, and the Na tional republican committee. Senator A! drlch to op tnlg fai n4 ,t waa ale, ( gapping pac of Senator Crane. htB , ((m cam, lo washing ton, i, i, fhe home no of Mr Unaer. voo-1 th. floor leader of the democrats of tb h..te of representative. x Van-. . . ... . ' - ,a!TOUS nance ana amner have ",n !n the ball rooms and the ban que; h.i:i of the hotel. It waa famous for ' and so much old furniture of the tregjared kind and pictures of re oown hung from its walls that to so through it vraa like welkins la aa wrt museum. - , Ufn of great means held on to their rorr" specially i. p. Morcaa. when he need to mm,, vtei. ,k. . White House. Roossvelt especially making " "--icome. It Is said that Morgan "rede epedal arrangements tor a handme rooms In the new - b'; 'Vaxhlncton Correspondent, Boston Adve-t'.r ' t Harbelore Refeeetlaao. ' man seeme lo seed to get the big "J4 ' a Utile brain. "inc a snob hi so natural to most le th.y think It s everybody lge. '"me people make a lot of money pre vjP '"f show others how, to make It pi. more a man talks about himself ourseKOS", " " ne men are so lucky that when any wy wants to borrow from them they ' " cenC-New York Press. V 1