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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 20, 1913.
WASH LACE BANDS
EMBROIDERIES
Women's UNION SUITS
WASH LAOES
WOMEN'S HOSIERY
8 MPHia t tbt.i? nnav
JARDINIERES
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
Vol, Torchon and
5c
Nainsook & Swiss
Skirtings; worth up
Regular and ex
tra slzes cuff and
umbrella knooj 85c
ral., clcarauco nolo..
I9c
Excellent values;
worth up to OOc( bolt
of 12 yards, elenr
nnco nolo prico
Plain and fancy
whlto, black, tans,
etc.: I0o value:-
VMM
29c
All I ll tJ UVUXI
7!c
Fancy glazed, 8,
0 and 10-lnch; 1WJO
of them; worth to
$1, clearing solo. . .
Plain colors, regu
lar 19c grade, old
Clna; up to 0 Inches
wide: lOc and 15c vat.t
10c
Ages 1 to 6; our
$1.50 and $2 val
ues, clearing safe.
to 75c, clearance
sale prico, ynrtl. . . .
clear an c mlo price, yd. .
clearance fcnlo prlco. . .
store, clearing sale
For women's whito
ratine Skim, worth
$2.50, on 2d floor.
For Dntor Wreaths
for millinery; 18-in.
"wreath, worth 76c.
For children's 25c
For women's and
children's 8c cotton
vesta) main floor.
3c
For Roman strtpo
ilG
For Novejty Ostrich
Trimmings, blaok and
whlto, all colors.
yard for knitted Fringe,
yard for Dress Foul
ard in basement, 60f
values, clearing Bala,
4o
Testa and panto, clear
ing sale special.
c
39c
$1.50
25c
c
linen color, for scarfs
and pillows, 15c values.
Women's LISLE VESTS
AXMINSTER RUGS
Shaded Ostrich PLUMES
Spot Proof FOULARD
BRUSSELS RUGS
LATE FICTION
30-IN. CENTER PIECES
INFANTS' SOCKS
Including Comfy cut
styles, regular and
extra sizes, to 2So
Talns clearing salo.
I2ic
27x00-ln.$ new pat.
terns;- regnlar $.!
mine, clearing salo,
third floor
$13
10-ln. long, C-Jn.
Dots, small and me
49c
0x12 seamless;
50 patterns; a
regular $10.50
rug, at
Good books by pop
ular authors; former
50o values, clearing
salo prico , , . ,
Iwido; all colors;
worth 82.B0: clear
Hand made Renais
sance, 30x30 round;
worth up to 05c,
clearing salo
Fancy stripes, J ac
quaint tops, full fash
ioned; 20c valuo,
clearing salo, pair. . .
10c
dium figures, from
Cheney Bros., worth j
ing salo prlco. ....
85c a yard, at. ,
98c
Sofa Pillow top and
back with tassels.
98c
!;ii88
10c
39c
LAOES AT 15o
KTMONAS
12-in. Shadow Flounc-
ings, 6 to 12-in. Bands,
18-in. Allover8, worth
up to 35o a yard
Clearing I rrt Main
Sale inii Floor
Women's loner lawn
Kimonus, vurious col
ors, worth up to 50c
each
Clearing nOn Second
Salo. Lub Floor
yf TOWELS W
Very good, small sizo
Turkish Fringed Bath
( Towel; regular 7c 1
4 value J
Clearing aft Main J
VSalo 4u Floor
WASH GOODS
m. auK ana uotton.
J a c q u a r d, English
Voile, striped and printed
27-lnch mercorlzol Hatlno.
imported Chiffon Llsse
Main Qn Clearing
Floor I Hli Sale
TAFFETAS
TJncriiljir "50c all silk
Taffetas, in a fine lino
of fashionable colors;
special for Monday
Main 7n Clearing
Floor If U Salo
MONDA Y BEGINS THE SUPREME VALUE-GIVING EVENT OF THE SEASON
I-ANNUAL CLEA
RING
SHADOW LACE'
Allovers, flouncings,
duny allovers, real
cluny hands and edges,
worth 75c a yard, at
Main . nn. Olearinc-
.Floor ilHb Salo"
All the Summer Merchandise in Brandeis Stores Entire Stock Must Go Now,Regardless of Value
EMBROIDERY
And insertions up to 6-
in, wide; new patterns
worth as higli as 10c
a yard, at
Main nl Olearinc
iFloor 02b Salo
DAMASK
All puro Gorman linon
Table Damask, 72-m.
wido, silver bleached;
$1 a yard quality, at
Main & nfl Clearing
Basem'tQobSalo
PADDING
Extra heavy doublo-
fleeced table padding,
45c a yard value, spo
cial, Monday, at
Main& fitn Clearing
Basem'tLub Salo
'15o VESTS,
Women's Swibs ribbed
cotton Vests, full
taped; regular and ex
tra sizes, at
Main 71 Clearing
Floor f 2b Salo
Clearing Sale of
SHOES
All Onr Womon'i Tan Clf Ox
ford and Pumps that sold for $3
to 84 a pair, clearing . i Qr
i. prio : :.$litfo
AU pur Women's Suede Oxfords
and Pumps in black, tan sod grey,
Button Osforoa and fiat bow
style pumps that sold for 83.00
to 83, clearing sal s f n t?
prlco .......... JL . . . . lUO
All our Women's Whlto Canvas
hoes, regardlesa of former
price, tipped or plain wee, white
or leather ,heeU, all ni nc
sUes at,.... jfels D
Xeel
All oar Women'e low
wnvm in cravanatfe. the moat
popular styles that sold for SO.BO
clearing sal mi nr
Prtoe li90
AU Infanta' Strap SUppers In
white, tan, patent and dull
leather! also Xoman strap styiea,
All onr Bubber Sole Tennis shoes
and Oxfords, claarlng sals n r-
Price to tiaeement st.palr . . 0 0
All the Barefoot Sandals tnall
sixes and gradsa, clearing- Oft
prtebaeeBient, pair. . ,uau
Hundreds of pairs Women'iPox
fords and Pompa in all sizes and
leathers, worth sa.co, (i rs r
clearing aleprlceL, ... 9 i9
All the Odds and Ends otChil
dren's SUppers and Oxfords, Oiear
inff Sal in Basement Q 1 n
at, pair Old
Children's and auiaea' Button
Oxfords, patent and dull leathers,
lies OH to 0, no.
at, pair 5f 0 0
Children's 2-atrap SUppers" in
tan or dnU calfexln and patent
uamer, sues o to 0 ana
Bi to 11 at, pair,.
98o
Evtry yard andpicce of summer tnerehandiie mutt be told at once. We will not carry over any goods until next ttaton.
We wilt not wait until tha season wanes to dispone, of them. We offer all spring and summer merchandise tn this semi-annual
cfearunw at pneet tAat will force them ou quickly. We are determined to enter upon next season with all new fresh merchandise.
Uoods bought in this aU will reiult in the actual saving of thousands of dollars to Omaha people who come here. Tne sale
begins Monday.
WATCH FOU CLEARING BALE SPEOIALBWUllOUGHOVT OUR STORE EVERY DAY THIS WEEK
Thousands of Yards of NEW WASH FABRICS
Eastern Mills Alarmed at the Unsettled Tariff Situation Were Glad to Sell
us These Splendid Cotton Fabrics at Far Less Than Their Regular 'Value
24-inch wido rough
shantung silk, rajah
weave, in tan, white
black, Coponbagon, greon,
lavondor, old roso, chuuge-
nblo colors
worth 2 Bo a
yard, at a
yard , ,
1210
Full 27 inches wido
in tho best makes of
satin and silk foulards
for soft lingerie gowns
excellent combination of
colorings. Ac
tually worth
.35c a yd, baso
mont at, yard .
Whlto Klaxon Vollo, regular 35c a yard
quality, 38 Inches wido;
at, yard :
clearing salo
Ono coso whlto embroidored Cotton Crepe,'
now In such domand, at less than priced
Full bolts, worth -36c yd, 27-ln. wide, yd.T.
Another remarkablo offer in beat. do
mestic white ratine; sells everywhere
at 40o a yard, 27 lnchos wide at, yard.
Beautiful silk and lace stripo
voile, this sonspn's most popu
lar shades, also, black and.
whiter-worth 26c and
30c .yard -porf oct BJ1
lengths in bisnmunt B
at, yard ; .
Fine whlto and fancy
I5c
190
15c
25c
40c Silk Stripo Rat
ines in white, pink,
light blue, Copenhagen,
navy, old rose and black
a very popular
1 fabric, 27-in.
wido, basement
at, yard
Best Whlto Ripplette, Boft finish for
house dresses and children's wear
250
Remnants of high
class white goods in
lengths of 1 to 8
yards St. Gaul Swisses,
embroidered, piques, lin
ens, voiles, ratines, om-
Droiaereu bat
istes, eto.
worth Jl yd.,
ousement, yd.
requires no ironing-
28-ln.Oc val., yd,. .
Novolty White Wash Fabrics, for
dresses, oto:, worth 30C yard, at.
yard.
36-lnch madras Shirting; actually -worth 20c
a yard, special Monday in our bargain baBe"
mont at, yard
25fi
120
120
Drugs, Toilet Goods
Peroxide of Hydro- ft
gen, l-lb., bottle
ior j. ac
Packer's ar Soap
25c cake for. .12c
Woodbury's
racial Soap
cake.
e...20
soap
an.
i
M
49c
..6c
25c
Bromo ytltzer, $1.00 size
bottlo ut J
Face Chamois, lCc Kind
for
Colgato'a la Franco Iloso
Porfume at, the ounce..
Tlx, tor tho feet. 2Sc size, j gQ
Uorlick" s Mal tea' Milk) " RCn
$1.00 size bottlo for UOU
Borncic- Acid, 1-lb package Qq
Pape's Dlapep.vln, 60c sizo 2,"Jq
Pebeco Tooih Paste, 60o ' i)"t n
size tube for ' I U
20-Mule-Team Borax, 6-lb. pick
age and the trial size 9 On
soap chips, all for fcOb
Completo stock of Thermos
Bottles at cut prices.
UNION SUITS
Women's fine lisle cuff
and umbrella knee
style, regular and ex
tra sizes
Clearing nrin 50o
Sale LUU Value
CORSETS
Odd sizes and discon
tinued numbers; up-to-date
models in perfect con
dition; mado to sell from
?2.50 to ?5, at, a pali
Clearing ih I nnM&in
Sale thLuU Floor
HOSIERY
Women's lisle thread'
hose, plain and allover
lnco and fancy boot; black
wb"o and colors; worth
'5o a pair, at
f1n
-iu Lm Floor
strlpod,
Immense bargain square of
summer wash fabrics, colored
piques, fancy poplins, silk
Btnpo colored crepes,
oorded madras, etc.
worth up to 2 Bo a yard,
at, yard
also
pretty floral design 25o pIIbbo crepe,
lengths Up to 10 yardB at, yard
Wide dlmltlos so much in demand for
pajamas nnd undermusllnB- 1 Go values,
In baBoment at yard.
Fancy white barred and checked dress
dimity and Swisses good length
worth lBo yardatT yard
Flno dottod dress swlsa, In
up to 3 yards and worth 20c, spe
cial at, yard ,
150 bolts of this season's pret
tiest flaxons. Tho regular
price is always 20c
and 25c yd., Monday '
in basement at, yd
lengths
Standard prints in light and dark
patterns 6c grade Monday in bas-
ment at, yard.
12 soft finished Chambray Gingham
Kemnants in plain blue, pink and laven
der basement at, yard...
10c
41c
6ic
Special--12c Printed Lawns in Pretty Floral Effects, full bolts, Sc yd.
NOTIONS ?LA9?R
"Ohadwlck's"
I Jest O - Cord
Machine
Thread at, tho
spool .... 2fi
Wash Trim-
iK?k large variety of pretty
patterns, flno quality, worth
to 7c, at, yard 2ya
Rustproof Hooks and Eyes with
hump, card 2J
10-yard bolt English Twill
Tape, up to 1 inch wide, bolt,
at 5!
Blxby's Shoe Polish, white,
black or tan, bottle 54
All tho 26c and 50c fine Shell
Barrett cb at 15
200-yard spools good basting
thread, dozen spools. . . . X05
300-yard spools good sowing
Bilk, black only, at spool XOti
Folding Wlro Coat Hangers at
ach 5!
CURTAINS
One and two pairs of
a style; worth $2 to $4
a pair; odd lots,
at, each
Clearing nnn Third
Salo On li Floor
HPffnCRY
women's puro Bilk
boot, lislo garter top,
also mercerized Halo, black
tan and whito: worth uo
1 n f - . "
iu oou a pair.
Clearing
Sale
15c
Main
Floor
HAMMOCKS
All our $1.50 and"
$2 Hammocks . . . 1
All our 85c and
$1 Hammocks..
Third Floor.
BARRED SCRIM
25 pieces to chooso
from; our 15c grade
7c
BLOUSE WAISTS
Boys' 25c Blous
es, in our base
ment at..
17c
WAVY SWITCHES
Natural Wavy Hair Swltdici
reguiur $u.uo values nt t8c
Natural "Wavy Hair Switches
regular S0.00 values, S2.08
STAMPED LINENS
Sofa Pillows, Scarfs
and Centers, on puro
brown linen, 20c val
ue, clearing sale. . . .
190
25o
Each for children's
Aprons; 6Qo value
stamped for embr
WOMEN'S WAISTS
Voile and lingerie i
worth up to $2:
clearing sale .at . .
75c
FRENCH LINGERIE
Choice of any French hand
mado undergarment
JUST HALF PRICE
1 7G
Yard for 12 Mo nnd
16o Ecru 8wlas, uu
our third floor.
5g
For Stamped and tinted
Pillow Tops and Scarfs;
20c value, on 3d floor.
A.
LINEN SCRIM
Fancy border in
hemstitching and
drawn work,
M floor
25c
CHEWING GUM
All standard brands
in candy A Pkgs.
dept.
for
5c
$1.69
For women's white
and colored wash
dresses worth $3.00.
TABLE-COVERS
SSxCS fancy tapestry
coven; Worth OOc,
In basement,
clearance.
29g
TERRY CLOTH
Fine 27-in. wide
bleached Terry;
worth 29c, at, yd.
$2.69
For women's silk and
chiffon waists; worth
15.00 to V7.60"each.
For women's 2 night
n on our sec
nd floor.
9 For woman's ?7.50
Messallne Prln cess
Slips, In all colors.
2c
A package for g'c slzq
C It A CKERJACK i
Candy Department".
MISSES' HATS
Lace trimmed, with
satin ribbon bows;
9 10 to 14 years,
iJ.oo value, at.
980
llllll.lll.i.
HUOK TOWELS
Union buck, with
hotel namo on bor
der; 10c value,
basement.
I0J
BOYS' SUMMER COATS
Serge and cotton;
ages 14 to 18;
basement
jpcclal.
c
HUOK TOWELING
MUl lengths; good for
hotel use, etc; worth
'Oc a yard,
Monday.
DRAPERY SILK
Sunfast Silk,
worth 98o yard,
25c
Wl
. H
SOFA PILLOWS
Covered with
wool tapestry
$1.50 value, each.
RRn
ECHOES OF THE ANTE-ROOM
Woman's Belief Corp to Give Bas
ket Picnio at Florence.
OTHER LODGES PLAIT OUTINGS
Both Uoyal Net;hbor, of America
mnO. Meec Court of Trtbe of Den
IlKr Will Spend Ono Day
This Week In Parks.
Qeoreo Crook Poet No. Z81 and lUUct
corps No. 84, wUl have a baaket picnic
at Florence park Wolneaay. AHprra
lers are expected to be on hand some
time during the day with a well filled
asket
Woodmen of the World.
Captain C M- lUehards and his
Omaha Seymour decree ttam ars pre
tariaff for the encampment at Put-la-Uay,
D., Icavins Omaha Sunday morning.
jgouth Omaha srove No. 8, held Its
mnual plcnlo at Hontcom park last Bun
day. The German-American camp No, 1W,
mtt the first and third Tuesdays of each
month at Thirteenth and Dorcas 'streets.;
Mr. If- A. Johnson, wife of a promi
nent member of Druid camp No. ii, U
slowly rtoupe ratine from a serious Ulnea
&uth Omaha camp No. 211, la planning
a US picnic.
Hie? Ella M. Kenned and Ann flour,
members of South Omaha rrove No. L9.
left yesterday to spend a few weeks In
"Wyomlns.
Frank A. Kennely, edltop of the West
ern Laborer, and a loyal member of
Omaha Hoymour camp No. 18, has re
turned from Souh Dakota.
-Fred Klenke and his Schiller camp No.
SN, will plcnlo Labor day at the German
Home.
South Omaha sump. No. 111. meets at
McCrann'a hall, Twcntyy-fourth and O
streets.
8overelsn Commander J. C. Itoot has
returned from the sovereign camp con
ventlon recenUy held at Jacksonville.
Fla,
Tribe of Den Hnr,
Mecca court No. IS, Tribe of Ben Hur.
will give a baaket plsnlc at Elmwood
park next Saturday for the membera and
their friends.
Itnyn! lalilira.
slembora of the Royal Nelehbora, Ivy
camp. No. 5, will give a baaket plcnlo
at Uanacora park Thursday afternoon.
There will bo. games for the children.
Kuluhts anil Lad Ira of Security,
Loyal council SMS will entertain at an
ice cream social Thursday evenlnic at. th
home of Jfr. and Mrs, a II. Dunn. 2S1I
North Seventeenth street.
Hoynl Armiiutu.
Pioneer council No. 118 meets In r.egular
session at 8 p. to. Thuraday cveninr at
ihe Swedish auditorium, Sixteenth and
Chicago streets. Short but lmoortant
business seaalon, with Initiation and re
freshments. All members requested to
attend.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
The Odd fellows of Omaha, South
Omaha, Benson and Florence will hold
their annual plcnlo at City park, Flor
unce, on Saturday afternoon and evening;,
duly :t, A good program of speeches,
nthletlo events, games and other amuse
ments has been provided for the after
noon. One of the big features of the
afternoon will be a baae balt'Vame be
tween Omaha and South Omaha. A large
(platform has boen built in the park, which
iwiu be used for dancing during the aft
ernoon and evening. Delegations of Odd
OTellows are expected from Council Bluft,
iLlncoln, Fremont and many other of the
surrounding towns.
CHANGE TO REGIMENTAL FORT
Omaha and Crook Posts to Be Aban
doned for Battalion Service.
BOYS' BAND HAS BEEN
ORGANIZED AT CHURCH
A boy a band has been organised
through the efforts of Rev,. A. "VYtorner
of the People's Mission church. Twelfth
and Chicago streets, and through the
generosity cf friends they have been sup
plied with the money -necessary to pur
chase Instruments.
Of the 8300 needed O. J. Kinney con
tributed R0, W. F. Dodes'and Frank
Smith each 0. The balance Is forth
coming from a subscription list that is
being circulated.
MAJOR HABTMANN TO CHICAGO
Will He Promoted to the Head of
the Central Department of the
Vnlted States Army Sl
Tinl Corps.
Before the end of the present year,
Fort Omaha will be abandoned as a
signal corps and become an Infantry post.
The change meana thnt Major Hartmann.
In command at Fort Omaha at the pres
ent time, will be Iranaferred to Chicago,
where he will be at the head of the
central department of the signal corps
service. This Is looked upon aa a promo
tion of considerable Importance.
Since the establishment of the signal
corps arm of the military at Fort Omaha
a large supply depot has been maintained
there. This depot will be moved down
town, the location not having been de
termined. This accomplished, which will
take perhapa three months or more, the
men at the post will be sent to Fort
Leavenworth.
Combine Iteatniental Posts.
With the vacation of Fort Omaha by
the signal corps forces, the Infantry will
move In and It is said that the two forts
here, Omaha and Crook, will btcome com
bined regimental. Instead of battalion
posts.
Major Hartmann Is In receipt of the of
ficial orher relative to his change In loca
tion and will commence moving the depot
supplies aa soon aa a building downtown
can be secured.
Having a host of warm friends In
Omaha, Major Hartmann and Mrs. Hart
mann regret very much being compelled
to. leave the city and locate elsewhere,
but they take a phlllaophlcal view of tho
situation, remarking, "Such Is army life."
Water Board Sues v
City of Florence on
Hydrant Rental
The Omaha Water board has brought
suit against the city of Florence to re
cover two Items of 81.350 each for a year's
rental for forty-ftye hydrants placed In
Florence, tor which the board alleges
Florence, by an ordinance, agreed to pay
JC0 apiece for the year. The agreement
was entered Into with the old American
Water company, and since Omaha owna
the water plant the board alleges the
hydrant rental has not been paid.
Most Wonderful Ileallnir.
After suffering many years with a
aore, Amos King, Port Byron, N. Y., was
cured by Buoklen'a Arnica Salve. Sc.
For sale by Beaton Drug CoAdvertlse-meat.
MOTHER'S PENSION ALLOWED
Judge English Grants to Deserted
Mother Monthly Income.
HBST UNDER NEW STATUTE
Case la Orlfflnnt One to Come Under
the Ilrtrulatlona of State Law
Granting Needy Mothers Fi
nancial Asslatance.
Judge James P. English of the Juvenile
court made the first allowance under
what Is known aa the "mother's pension"
law. An allowance of 830 per month was
made to Mrs. Martha Sledtlnowaky, who
has sir minor children to support and
Whose husband deserted her two years
ago. She lives In South Omaha. Her
caao came up for hearing laat Saturday.
The Judge heard the evidence at that
Umo but tho law did not go Into effeot
until Thursday.
The "mother's pension" la still greatly
misunderstood by many who are seeking
help. While the Judge has made this
one allowance, thla does not represent
the only application that has been re
ceived at the Juvenile court headquar
ters. Dozens of women liavo called and
asked for a pension, believing that they
were to be pensioned simply because they
have many children. They do not realise
that the member's pension law Is simply
a means of substituting the home for an
orphanage In tome cases of dependance
Blip-
a
of
that
. 1? ii bel,eved that the mo the
could, with a little help, give the children
ft good rearing and training. It is only
in Instances where mothers have no
means of supporting their children am
where Bhe Is found to be absolutely
nt for their custody that the county al
lows a stipulation.
Many women with lots of property.
uiwHojr in uie Dank and a husband
porting tne family havo applied for
pension, believing that having lots
cauoren was the one qualification
""i"o tnem eligible to a pens! on.
JOHN SMITH TAKES DRINK
WITH STRANbER, MONEY GONE
John Smith, Mobile, Mo., says he met
a very affable stranger at the Burling
ton passenger station Friday night, who
Invited him to have a drink. Smith ac
cepted the Invitation and after that
everything became dark. When he cama
to he was minus 827 In currency. He re
ported the loss to the police and gave
good deacrlptlon of s the friendly oon.
eplrator.
In Tratntnsr.
ymt"" a reat boy of mlnt-"
lla'a ,lrA III Y. . 1
In the nelffhborhood to stand around and
vet" luui auugivc Iltuncs.
mlSoniryr'" PiUDlng t0 bfr lnn
--w. . .wwwj.ai ur an umpire.
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