THE OMAITA SUNDAY BKK; FKBHrAltY 1G, 1913.
12 A
Embroidery Skirtings
and Waist Frontings
In this lot many nppear as high cost impor
U'tions. They are oyolet, floral and Jap
anese designs, embroidered
on cambric and finest mus
lins on Main floor, bargain
square at, por yard
2
9c
New
rin
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The New Silks
for Spring
In iwtHCinblliiR fntirlcH for spring, we have mado
grentcr efforts than ever to neotirc (he matcrinlti from
abroad and from our own land (lint Hrlko tlto cxnrt
keynote of fashion for UIh season. Not only in tho
variety renter, but tlio character of the fabrics In
more exquisite than we have nIiowh In any previous
Rain Proof Foulards at 49c Yd.
One of the moot popular and practical Bilks for the
pprlngr nenson Rood rango of colors--24 to 36
Inches wide worth up to fl.00 ft yard, 4Q
nt yard . ntcC
Spring Wash Fabrics
Dame Fashion decrees crepes, ratlno and voiles
as tho correct wash fabric for sprlnp, 191.1. Wb aro
showing a notablo array of these boautlful lmportod
fabrics very modestly priced.
44-lnch French Crepo Autcll 40c yard A handsome
wash fabric, 44 inches wide, specially priced for
Monday (note tho width), per yard 40 d
Now Wash Suitings for Spring Tho now 44-lnch
ratines, in plain stripod or embroidered; ratlno
linens, in plain or fancy; pebbled crashes, etc. In
all tho desired shades priced at 05c up to SI. 50
flOc Kfleure Voiles 20c yard This sheer, beautiful
fabric is shown In a largo assortment of dainty pat
terns and colorings 50c valuos, at yard....20J
Now Striped Jtnlnc Do Bitro to inspect the now ar
rivals of Btriped ratine this aonBon's favorlto for
tho Boml-tallorod ouo-pleco dresses for spring and
summer wear all colors at yard 49i
SPECIAL FOR MONDAY
AHWool Dress Goods, 50c Yd.
An iramoiiBo purchase of it 1 1 wool spring dross fabrics
consisting of M-lncfbroadcToth, scrgesT whipcords,
,i-incn chuck Buib"o nnu novoity
worsteds tho favorite colons wotth
up to $1.00, at yard
The greatest store in all the west presents varieties in fashionable spring merchandise that oannot possibly be found
elsewhere. The power of Brandeis great baying organization alone makes this complete early season showing pessible.
Models for Spring That Aro Both Original and Authentic
Suits, Coats, Dresses
Our buyers now in the east are sending us daily by express the
styles in women's apparel that have captured fashionable New York.
No description can do justice to these dainty innovations. View them
yourself Monday or any day this week.
The New
Tailored Suits Are
Very Effective
The cleverest, in o d e i s
that the best creators of
tailored suit styles have
acliieved this season.
liivory suit is an acecpr-1
ed. authentic- spring V
style. The price range if
$25 to $65
New Three-Quarter
oats for Spring
Drossy and smart ns
they can be fashioned
according to the dic
tates of the foremost do
signers. The prices aro
$19, $25, $32.5
and up to $39
Embroiderv Fiouncin&s
Worth up to 40c Yd., at 124c Yv. i
Choice of thousands of yards of 27-iiu li cm jj.
broidered flouncings, also 17-inch flounei,
and corset coverings, many
worth up to 40c a y-.iv.l. in
muslin and cambric fab
rics; on sale at, yard
50c
New Voile Dresses
and Lingerie Frocks
Notably different in every
way from Jast season'H mod
els, at
$19, $25, 539 up to $65
New White Goods
for Spring
Dainty white fabrics of the better grade
were never in such fashionable demand as
now. A number of axtremely attractive new
airivals are dhown for the first time.
Plain and Fancy Dress Materials
This is a well known advertised brand, and
everjT woman will recognize the fabric in
stantly. This attractive linen-like white
fabric is shown in a large variety of pat
terns, and you will wonder how wo can sell
it at such a price. Plaids, double' and hair
line stripes, pin checks, also plain 27, 30,
36 and 46 inch widths in full F
bolts worth up to 35c a yard,
at yard
Another case of fine White Cotton Crepe Seersuck
er stripes for underwear, house dresses, i P
etc. extra quality, 30 inches wide, at, yard IOC
Fine quality Imperial Long Cloth Soft finish and
medium weight for undermuslins 3C
Inches wide bolt of 12 yards P 1
No. 1001 Special Number Nainsook Por undermus
lins contains no dressing 3C inches wide 'JVt
bolt of 10 yards fOC
Only 2 bolta to a customer.
New Wool Serge
Dresses
Beautiful new spring
frocks, made from rich
materials, in the new style
features,
at
$10-$15
New Silk Tailored Crepe and Charmeuse Waists Clever New Lingerie and Voile Waists
You havo hoard how popular waUts In those fabrics will be this More new styles than wo have ever before shown so early in any
season. You will not wonder at it when you sco q JJ jjQ season. All tho now style features for (Jg 98 tO $10
New Embroderies
FOR SPRING
46-lnch beautifully embroldored flno Swiss, batiste
and voile skirtings; also 42-inch embroidered ba
tiste allovers and 27-lnch embroidered batiste and
Swiss flouncings elegant designs in eyelot, floral,
Japanese and now combination effects, f" f
also baby flouncings, worth $1 a yard, eJC
at yard v v
Flno Cambric Embroideries In 4 and 7-lnch widths
scores of excellent designs thnt are exceptional
bargains, at, yard CJ' 1
Beautiful French and German Vnl Tjnccs and Inser
tions, also Iilnen Laces in effective designs, p
many match up special, at yard tJv
if
Women's Tailored Skirts at $1.98-53.50
Hundreds of tho most practical and up-to-date skirts in modlum
weights suitablo for spring tho matorlals aro eorgos, whipcords,
Panamas, crfrduToye rind mixtures. Here aro good f 4, 5 and f G valuos.
Special
Values
Room Size Bugs
Monday wo offor three oxtro special bargains iu tho most doslr
able now spring rugs in room siies;
Now Lot of Flno
llruxsols K u g n, In
room sizos, now pat
terns, worth 1C. 50,
New Lot Fino Axtnln
ster Hugs, 9x21 size,
all now patterns
worth up to $25, at
$1&98
$A98
Now I Ait of Seamless
UriiHsels Hugs, In
room sizes, now pat
terns, worth J7.50, at
4-Ynrd-Wldo Linoleum that is worth rogu- a rv
on sale at,
..mM . 4-1 ni
w per square yard
A Great Special Sale of Dress Forms
Right at the opening of tho wtwing season we offer tho women of
Omaha tho sensational opportunity of securing a Dresa Form at less
than regular prices. Every well known make and style of Dress Form will bo In
cluded In this sale. Nowhere else will you find values so remarkable ns these.
No phono ordors will be filled during this sale. You will
find it more satisfactory to select your dress form in person.
6 BIG BASEMENT SPECIALS
Fine Ratine Rem
nants just receiv
ed, in white, tans
and blues; on sale
Monday f Gl
ut, tho yd... J-vt
Berkley Cambric,
No. 00, in the base
ment;. Monday
only we will soli
this Cambric g
.r. lUc
Yard Wide Per
cales, good lengths
in light and dark
patterns for house
dresses -i
12c val- lP
uos, yard.. 2 V
White Voiles,
Swisses and Eta
mines, in long
lengths, worth to
25o; at, pl
the yard. . . t2t
Striped, Barred
and Checked Dim
ities tho right
lengths for baby
dresses and children's
apronH 15c,
quality, at
yard
UUIIUl till b
7fcc
Dres3 Lengths of
Scotch and Cham
bray Ginghams in
dainty spring pat
terns; at, 1
tho yard. . . .v2t
1
r
Stands for Hall
Borchert's Dress
Forms, heavy
motal base with
castors, tf-l 7
for
Hall-Bor chert's
Dross Form, ad
justable at neck,
waist, bust and
hips; sale ffA
price VJ-V
Space Saving 05v
Dress Forms. VWtN
This new model form is
graceful in appearance
and strongly mado. With
a- simple twist you cau
fold up tho skirt and re
duce it to half the original
size, makincr it fit into a
small box all sizes in 32 Hall - Borchert's Queon
to 42-inch bust; t A r A Adjustable Dress Form,
on sale Monday J(tg"v' tue most perfect form
at V" made, adjustable to any
figure; on sale &iQ
Hlack Jersey
Covered llusti
For nis, per
fectly propor
tioned, wood
en bottom:
special Bale
prlce
$1.39
mum
rrn n
Lace Curtains
New Patterns
Filet and Bungalow Net Curtains
Now designs that are $3.50 and H
values; at, pair .82.98
Novelty Nets Charming now designs
with colored borders tho 40c qual-
' lty; at. yard .'...asjj;
Mercerixea Linen senm wiin arawn
work borders worth 60c and 60o
at, tho yard 39o ana 4Bo
Sozlm Cnztains In new patterns for
bed rooms and dining rooms; at
the pair to 83.98
Beautiful . Portieres About 25 pairs
of our regular J5 and i0 portieres
go on salp at, pair 93.93
Snn Fast Vadras Odd pieces of tiie
regular 76c and 98c quality, at, tie
yard 39o and 59o
Hand Made Antique Curtains' in a
score of rich new patterns: per pair,
at 54.90 to $7.50
Swiss Curtains Many pretty and
striking designs, worth to $1 25
at, each 39o
mm
ra wii
Adjustable Dress at
Form, adjustable
at neck, waist,
bust and hips
mounted on steel
base special
value
at. . .
$3.50
Bust and Stand
at $2.98 Jersey
covered form
mounted on high
extension stand,
adjustable to any
height i
all sizes
Slightly Dnmnffcd Dress Forms at About Half
Ilc Adjustable and non-adjustable forms in well
known makes go on sale at remarkable bargains.
$2.98
Special Sale
Hair Goods
At Considerably Less Than
Regular Prices
Special offers Monday in Hair Goods.
Oiir entire stock of switches, pomapdours,
transformations, puffs, bangs, curls, pin
curls, waves and other accessories will be
reduced one-quarter from former prices.
Switches that were $3.00, now $1.75
Switches that were $6.00, now $3.75
Switches that were $8.00, now $5.00
$5.00 Transformations now. . . .$2.95
Puffs, that were $3.00, now. . . :$1.5
Manicuring, Hair Dressing, Shampooing
and all Beauty Culture work. Appoint
ments made by phone if you wish.
TIMELY REALESTATE GOSSIP
Apartment Houses Are Fast Settling
on the Old Paxton Property.
GIVES ADVICE ON APARTMENTS
C 3C. Sinter Discusses Question of
Apwtment llnlldlntr nnd 3tou
sgemrnt nt Uulldlnar Own
ers' llnnquet.
At the present time when there are so
many new apartment houses going up
in Omaha, a pteeh by K. M. Slater of
the Payne-Slater Investment oompany,
before the Omaha Building Owners' and
Usnagers' association on the subject of
Building and management of such build
ings Is quite apropos. Fur this reason
excerpts from his remarks are given:
"In my Judgment, more failures come
from a poor choice of location than from
any other source," said he. "The right
building must be located in the right
place. If you will study apartment houses
here or elsewhere, you will find In nine
cases out of every ten that the untuceeas
ful apartment house Is poorly located for
the class to which it caters. One cause for
this error is: A man has in some way
acquired a faulty piece of real estate,
which he Is unable to sell. Desiring to
Improve It. he follows the advice of
some friend, who suggests an apartment
house. Without going Into the matter
carefully or consulting people Informed
along theie lines, ho erects his building.
Probably this man would never have
built an apartment house had that
ground not been In his possession, Mii
in most cases when he gets through, h'l
has a proposition he can not properly
rent, and of course cannot sell to ad.
vantage. This man would havo been
nhead of the game, had he given the
ground away, as the money he has
planted In the building cannot, In most
cases, bo recovered.
llulld Kill)- (inoil Ones.
"Itental values lie, fU-st In location
not In urchltecturti. However, In build
ing an apartment house, build a good
one. Don't build a make-shift.
"Employ or consult a building manager.
He can tell you where to build, how to
build, what size to build, what rents you
can expect to receive, and what your
operating expense will he. He can give
you more common sense Information
than you could possibly secure yourself.
Employ an urohltect, and get a good one.
It pays In dollars and cents and pays
mg. uuy the best or plumbing. See that
your heating plant la adequate, not only
for the comfort of your tenants, who are
most critical along this line, but also for
the financial saving to you In the matter
of fuel consumption. Make your build
Ing sound proof If 'you possibly can
"The properly planned building does
not cost any moro than the faulty one.
Inside bath room, dark kitchens, waste
ful hall room and Insufficient wall space
tut come of the mistakes that your
building manager and architect can help
you to avoid.
"Today In Omaha there Is just as much
competition between apartment houses as
there Is between our leading stores and
don't forget you are . dealing with a
woman In nine cases out of ten. Vou
can't rent her a fautly apartment 'without
a reduction In price any easier than the
merchant can sell her a faulty piece of
dress goods without scaling his price.
Make your apartments as attractive as
possible. These women have lots of time
to look around, and I for one know that
they do It. They are quick to find fault
give them as little opportunity as pos
sible.
"All of this reminds me of a little In
cident that happened the other day. I
was near Twenty-fourth nnd Harney
streets and there encountered a young
lady friend who was accompanied by a
small dog. As I drew near the dog be'
gan to wag his tall vigorously, I re
narked to that friend, 'Why, Mabel, your
dog wags his tall up and down.' 'Yes,'
she replied, 'He has to since we moved
Into the new apartments. Poor Kldo
hasn't room to wag It any other way.' "
"Place your building In the hands of a
competent building manager or look after
it yourself, but don't leave It to the Jani
tor. Imagine a large corporation owning
n plant worth J100.000 turning It over to
the office boy to manage. It would fie
just as reasonable to expect the office
boy to make a success of your building.
"Don't forget that someone who knows
how has to secure you the proper kind
of tenants. Ict the underslrable class get
in and you lose on of two things your
building's reputation or your rent, pos
sibly both.
"ItememTJer It Involve some diplomacy
and some tact to handle tenants. It you
have a good tenant be liberal 4ji your
treatment of him. If he wishes a room or
two redecorated, or makes some other
moderate request, be reasonable about It
Don't be a grouch, Iletter to spend a
little money now and then keeping your
tenants satisfied than to spend the same
money trying to convince the readers ot
the newspapers that your vacant apart
ments are the most desirable ones to be
had."
Ilulldluir t'mtun vourt.
Paxton courtwlll soon be the apartment
house center of Omaha, l'luns for three
such structures ore now being drawn by
architects. Hastings & Heyden will build
one containing seYen apartments ot five
rooms each and costing J2S.60O. Detective
J. T, Donohoe will build a pr.OX) apart
ment house containing twenty apart
ments. Mrs. John J, Donohoe, widow ot
the late Chief of Police Donohoe, Is hav
ing plans drawn also.
The police took him to St. Joseph's hos
pltal, where he suffered a great deal
with chills.
PETER WHITMAN BREAKS
THROUGH ICE. BUT IS SAVED
WORKERS OF MUNICIPAL
AFFAIRS COMMITTEE NAMED
Oould Dletx. chairman, and C- A. GoJ,
vice chairman, of the new municipal af
fairs committee of the Commercial club,
are going utter their business with a
vengeance. They have taken the appor
tionment of duties of tho city officials
as a guide and divided the work of the
committee Into seven parts with, two men
at the head ot each department. The di
visions were made as follows:
Publo Affalrs-T. W. McCullough. 1
J. Taggart
Accounts and Finances W. It. Adair,
It. I Robinson. '
Police, Sanitation and Public Entity
Dr. J. P. Lord. J. A. nine.
Fire Protection and Water Supply
Charles Harding, H. E. Newbranch.
Street Cleaning and Maintenance W
D. Williams, W. I Burgess. .
Public Improvements George T. Mor
ton, G. A. Magney.
Park and Public Property T. R. Kim
ball. H. V. Wyman.
Peter Whitman, IOCS Cass street, a
laborer for Swift Sl Co. on the Carter
lake Ice field, broke through tho Ice, but
was pulled out by R. H. Comateln and
John Offwalts after he had floundered
around in the water for a little while.
A Ilrenk for Liberty
from stomach, liver and kidney
Is made when a 2c box of Dr.
New Ufe Pills Is bought. Why suffer?
For sale by Beaton Drug Co. Advertise-mee
trouble
King's
SOME STILL USE PARCEL
POST FOR PERISHABLES
Not all people have yet learned that
certain articles of food are perisnable
while In transit under the parcel put.
This was evidenced at the local posto'five
when seven pounds of fish, nicely dre3Jod
and cleaned, but spoiled, had to be cost
Into the furnace because the plerks cjjH
no longer handle them.
When a parcel smells so strong that the
railway mall clerks can no longer endure
It the parcel Is turned In at the nearest
railway mall headquarters. The wrapper
Is saved for future reference, and tho
contents are chucked Into a furnace jr
somewhere where they can no 'onger el-
find anyone. The "nixie" department In
the postofflce, which Is the department
that handles all parcels not properly ad
dressed and with no' return card, has
been rapidly Increasing Its collection sin .c
the Inauguration of the parcel post. A
can of "chloken and chestnuts" rests In
the "nlxle" department at present. It
comes from Shanghai, China, Is addreivd
to no one and bears no return card the
only thing that brought it to Amurloo,
apparently. Is the fact that !t w.is
stamped with American stamps, 17 cents'
worth. Just what a mixture ot chloc-m
and chestnuts Is the "nlxle" department
is at a loss to know, hut they have con
jectured It might be a delicious devil kI
dish that would be worth trying.
Soldiers Compete
in Pool With the Y.
M, 0. A, Athletes
Key to the Situation Bee Advertising.
Fifteen soldiers from Fort umaha
enter Into a dual swimming niett vu
ton athletes of the Young Men's Chr
tlan association at the "Y" swimming
pool Tuesday night for the ohampions- o
of Nebraska. No admission will t
charged and only mon will ho aJmitt u
There will be six events In which Ui
men will compete against each oiiki
and one evont . where the soldiers ,v u
give an' exhibition of snlmmlng v.
their .clothes on. Tho soldiers v. II i
equipped with nil their outfit and i i
off some difficult feats In the watc:
The first event will be a twent-j t
dash, in which two "Y" boys will cot
pete against two of Unple Sam s va -riors.
The second event will be u. fort--yard
dash. Other events ure 100-ya-l
dash. 160-yard relay, fancy diving .i 1
plunges for distance. The tank at t -.
gymnasium la twenty yards around
The team from the " " whi h
petes Tuesday night will be the same u
which enters the swimming tourrann t
to be held at the association ft; tnc
first part of March. At this me t t a
various swimmers of the si u m i c i.
pete, Including those from the nftb
kcuouls in una aooui umana.
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