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STATE CLEANERS
GATHER!! OIJAHA
National President and Secretary to
Attend Ucbrnka Convention at
Hemhaw Monday.
DRESSES OFFERS HUGE PRIZE
The Nebraska. State Association ef
Clfnrs and Pri mill hold Ita annual
convention at tha llenahaw Monday. The
Nenraeka aaaoclatlnn l one of ths bla
geat atat orgnnlaatlona In the country
nl the convention holili a poeltlon of
inniMt Importance In the, clr-anlng and
dyeing" world.
v. II. Brace of Buffalo and John I
orlr-y of 8t. Iule, prllent and aec
retary. irtrcctlrcly, of the National Aa
hh latlon of Cleaner and Dyera, will at
tend tha local event. Thejr will ho'h
diacuaa thu pure fabric lw lefora the
NVbreaVana.
Machinery nwn fiom nil over the coun
try are upected to attend the conven
tion and a number of trade paper ed;
lor. tnrludln J. W. rurrhaee of Clean
in end letna. ,
Al Drmher of Omaha In planning to
thiow a boinn In the convention by offer
In a priie of XZ n Hold coin of tie
realm. treaher nay It wilt be real tf'rt,
not convcreatlnn.
Iwvent fw Flalrl.
In order to earn the one only
haa to Invent a cleaning fluid that com
leaa than 10 centa a gallon and will 1o
the'woik aa good aa the fluid now uaed.
Cleaning liuld la an expenalva Item
and for year efrorta have, been made to
dlaoover aomethlng whlrh will do the
work aatlafartorlly and whlrh doea not
bring ft relatively eypr-nelva prlre. In
order to stimulate the Intereat of Inven
tor Dreaher will make the offer of tiie
hug prlae before the convention.
Leo Foukup of Lincoln I the atate
preatdent of the cleanera and dyera and
will prealde at the convention.
Rawson, Delivery
Boy, Carves Clerk
William rtawaon, colored, la fa crk
at the Del drug store. Frank Sullivan
la a clerk at the same place. The two
loye got Into a dlecuaalon. and aa It
waxed warm, Raweon drew a knife and
commenced to carve Julllvan. Teople
about the at ore Interfered, but not until
Raweon had Inflicted wounda that necea
aitated aendlng Pulllvan to the hoapltaj.
FUwaon waa sent to jail.
DR. FOSTER TO FILE FOR
THE STATE LEGISLATURE
Dr. Harry A. Foter, several terma a
member of the Nebraska lealslnture, haa
announced that he will file for the re
publican nomination for repren' alive
from pottgla county. Pr. Poster seys
he will come out flatly In favor of n
fR.onft.flnO bond Issue for the bulldlnt of a
new capltol bulMlng. Tie' say lie It
neutral aa to where that capltol shoull
be located, but that Unrein' looks all
right to Mm aa a location.
Gets the Cash,
Gets Beaten Up
and Gets in Jail
A man giving the name of J. It.
Johnson and giving Columbus aa ha
home railed on C. D. Vanaletine, a com
mission man at Couth Omaha. He rep
resented that he had a car of hos com
ing to market and on the representa
tions made succeeded In getting an ad
vance of I1.T6.
During the day Vanalstlne learned that
he had beea swindled out of his money
and started nut to find Johnson. He
rnd notified the poll', and reaching the
central po'l e etetlnn, arrived Just In
time to ere the of f cera leading John
son In aomewbst under the Influence of
llijuor. Feeling ugly on account of the
loaa of his money, Vanalstlne Jumped
onto Johnson and beat him before the
police could Interfere.
unlvertlty plavera, their plarea will he
filled by students of the Omaha Hlnh
school who are experienced In the line
of amateur dramatics. These are Miss
Medrlln Mota. who will appear as Krau
Orb; Klna I.evltie. who will take the
part of FrauIMn (Snrhr. Ixiuise' Raabe
has ben selected for the role of Rosa,
a mM.
Tre proo-cits mill he for th relief of
mfferera abroad.
Rrad TV' Ree Want- Arts. It pay'
German Play Monday
at Vercin Hall
"!aa Cilueck lm Wlrtkel," a Oermart
play by "uderman, will be given Monday
owning- at the Omaha M'islk Vereln hall.
Seventeenth and Cass streets, by the
fiertnan Dramotle society of the V'nlver
sitv of Nebraska. The play met with
aueh favor when recently preaented. In
Lincoln that efforts were made by local
Germane to have the production repeated
In Omaha.
Owing to the sickness of several of the
I rinr nrum rnrtll OTmrr
DOES $2,500 DAMAGE
Oeoige Crolv. OH Omien avenue, was
awakeuod at i a. m.. by the mel! ef
smoke. At I:. he started a Ire In the
kitchen rsne. Mr. Croty aavld most of
his furniture. Three sons asleep at the
time of the fire esisped uninjured. Dam
age to b'.iiMtn end rontonta was est I -
' mated at 1-'.6"0.
Base Ball Uniforms
The kind PaRourke
buys. Get your order
; in now and get what
you want when you
want it;
J. L. Brandeis & Sons
Sporting Goods Dept.
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Sales of Special Importance From the
Kli'G PECK $137,000 STOCK
.WWch Will Continue for Monday Are:
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All' the'Mon's Suits and Overcoats are now gelling re
gardless of former price or value at
$7.50 $10.00 $15.00
-All the Men's Trousers, from the King-Peck stock are
selling now from $1.48 to $4.98.
All the Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits arc divided into
three lots '
$12.50 $17.50 $22.50
In addition you will find extraordinary values in Men'
Chesterfield Silk' Lined Top Coats, Men's Fur Coats nd
Men's Fur Lined Coats.
Novelty and Imported Laces
Gold and 811yfr Lace Flouncing;. alo Colored Novelty Ingres Em- QQ
broldered on Silk Mallno Neta; worth $1.60. Yard ,.,..iOC
II to 27-Inch Imported !ac Flounclngi and All-OvM-g; 9c value, oq
Special Monday, yard..... ..? ....aJtC
1 M' ' H Wmtltl p wwpi.i.pbii I ill III ipwill.lil.lllW U u i i mi BP! j IIIHI ft I'll I lllIIIMHl,ip H I II RIH l W W.IIHIBII HMHll I II II I Hi
Embroideries of Special Merit
27-Inch Very Fine Swlaa Baby Flounclngs. some with ruffled and hem
stitched effectg others in dainty eyelet apd floral designs. Special, 0
18-Inch Cambric and Nainsook Flouncing, also a tew corset cover Of.
patterns. Special, yard ...asOC
Dresses -Are-Vfery Much in Vogue
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"Vogue," interpreted commercially, means demand. And 'business icumen," in this in
stance, means that wc foresaw the demand for dresses this spring. Accordingly, we have bought,
not alone in quantity, but the . i
DRESSES THAT ARE IN DEMAND
And, more than that, never before have we shown such a collection of extremely desirable sort
of dresses as nowand at such reasonable prices: $13.75, $19.00, $25.00, $35.00, $49.00 and at
all prices up to $89.00 ; -; s
We picture a few below at special prices. The drawings are from our stock : .
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Exceptional Silk
Frocks at
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THE value of these Dresses is the
more notable when .one appre
ciates that the fabrics promised great
est favor for the Spring season rcpe
Chiffon and Taffeta weaves are cm
ployed. The styles are refreshingly
new and delightful.
FULL skirts, draped wskirts, puffy
sleeves, new quaint .bodice effects,
a wealth of rich silver and gold cm
broidery and a wide choice as to col
orings, make this event another of those
noteworthy selling features for which
this store is so well known.
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Charming New $25 00
Models in to
Dance Frocks 39.00
Showing the new tendency toward panniers and
distended hip lines. Clever new ideas in Gros de Lon
dres, Satin Channelise and Taffetas, many with the
brocade figure of silver, combined with tulle and
metal laces. Dainty colorings of peach, sea foam,
green, yellow, Copen and white.
Sport Skirts
$5.98 to
$10.00
Beautiful new golf '.net. Including dark greens, navy and
brown, as well as high colors of rose. Copen and white'.
Clever Ideas in pockets and belts. Smart woolen checks,
plaids and mixtures, showing contracting shades for trim
mings. Pleated snd circular models, particularly clever
for skating and sport wear.
Greater Stocks, Greater Variety, Greater Service
Greater Advantages Every Way
We make this comparative claim, first because It Is a fact and acaln because there are only a few stores
in the United States ranking In volume of business with Brandeis Stores, even in vastly more populous com
munities. The leadership of Brandeis Stores In this territory is unchallengeable.
This situation gives out buyers unusual and strong advantages in the Eastern markets, where they are now
making the largest and most advantageous purchases this store has ever known, at a time when there Is an
unprecedented scarcity of merchandise. . .
These are indisputable facts that will cause this institution to stand out stronger than ever before this
year when the people of this community come to buy the necessities and luxuries of life. -
New Silks in Plain and Fancy Nov-
elty Weaves, and Plenty of Them
36-Inch. Radiant Satin, in
navy, wisteria, plum, gray, ad
miral, straw brown, black,
. white, evening shades, etc.
in tact.' every shade Qrt
imaginable. yard....yOC
40-Inch Canton Crepe, 40--lnch
Striped Poplins, 36 Inch
Plain and Fancy Messa)lne,
lncludlpg black and all the
. street and evening shades;
worth to u.oo., on Q
bargain square, yard.OtC
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36 and ,40-Inch Taffeta, Faille, Gros de
Londres and Peau de Sole are being shown
in jacquat ds, checks, stripes and figured
effects, In light and dark backgrounds. Can
nelle stripes In the gayer hues are much
. $i.5oTo$2.5o
36-lnch 'Faille Francalsse, good weight
and firm texture. One of the fabrics that
will be much in use this season for dresses
and suits. . In all wanted shades.
Per yard
$1.69
86-Inch Neptune Satin, the
kind that launders. Pink,
flesh and ivory tjj ?Q
shades. Yard.... Ple)a7
40-Inch Black Suiting Satin'
Ducheose, a heavy, high lus
ter, soft finish satin of good
wearing Quality. Regular $2. B0
quality, Ifeclal, r jj j-
24-Inch " Black Satin de
Luxe, all silk, beautiful fin
ish. Worth 75c, spe
cial, yard .....
49 c
5 SPECIALS FROM OUR LINEN STORE
10c Hack Toweling, 7Vic
Full bleached, fine weave, soft
and absorbent; wears and launders
like all 4inen. -
12yso Napkins, 9c
Full bleached, hemmed ready for
use. The quality of wear. Size
18x18 Inches.
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All-Linen Damask, 79c
Full bleached, all-linen ta
ble damask,' 64 inches wide
fno napkins to match), in
s range of very pretty pat
terns. 7Q
Yard f Xj C
$3.50 Bed Spreads, $2.75
Satin Marseilles Bed Spreads,
made of a very fine selected yarn,
scalloped and cut corners.
25c Turkish Towels, 18c
Full bleached, hemmed ends, dou
ble twisted yarns, size 22x44 inches.
Extra heavy quality terry.
Sheetings, White and Printed Cotton Goods
36-Inch Brown
noaton L. L. Muslin.
tra. weight and quality,
fall standard. Off the bolt
Monday. Q. 0
vard
The Genuine "Sterling" Bleached
Sheeting, full 72 lnchea wiae.
ta Ttra. heavv. linen fin
UVCWS '
lh. free from dressing;
wearing quality, uur regu- vilo
27-Inch Dainty Wonder Silk and
32-Inch Highly Lustrous Tee-Kay
Taffeta, merchandise worth up to
29c. The color lines are broken.
therefore they go on sale
Monday at, per
yard
27-Inch Kimono
This
15c
Fleece Flannellette,
txtra walcht. fleaced
Inaida; bauttrui
lar 24c grade, yard atavrw "v ,lo
36-Inch Genuine Bleached "or ciai Monday.
. .....u, w nrt fin. yara
Muailn, extra iu". -" ---- ini-
ish. free from crewm. V JLoQ X ,viv
ar IC U Ull J " W a
Whit (jOOdl v IIthly Mercerised Dress Poplin.
r... K....tif,.i aiikv finish: all tne wani-
in amaii and aidium an - ,a colors, permanent 1US- 1 u.
dota. tioiKl quality for cur- j o:, lus. X J
New
Sheer
lln. 17 lm h. ld. f
' lUc
yard
Whlt EmbroMorad Fabrtra In tha lat
t ihiu aud dralana. Many new atylra
to al.'t from, for blouaea. con
t Srmatlvn drattH, ate; 31 and
' 4 Inchaa vltla. Monday, yard.,
Fan y Bukil Woa'a 8klrtlu. on. f
tha mw fabrUa for apart aklrta
aud Jkraota; 4
try apvclal. yard
Imported Whit Plqua. Sua vitality.
rrotty anofr whlla,
pktrta. rbildran'a
Inrhaa wid. l ard
Now Vi'hlla Military Cluator
Srrlpoa for blouooa, i lachoa
Ulo. SpocUI, yard
Jl-liuh W hll. ' Madraa. In rho.ka,
! torda a-id aatm atriMa, for moa'a
i ahirta. paloinaa and I'hlMron'a
i r; modiaia bvy quality....
I lm-xrll lrrlob. thamola flnlh.
I ntaina no flllM.g; pura hit.a0
'I 14 ! ! aa ldo. Hici.l Monday. MM O
'I JI-yaM bolia.
986
r. ana
for aport aklru r
inch. a "'yijC
la Pioua. Sua auailty.
ila. for -ulta, " r
fiarka. a..-.; a30C
39c
19c
ter: 19c ana 2oq vaiura.
' Tl, Rannlnn ABDleweD urraa
nurse stripes ana iu-j
checks; vaiue, Ulor
yard w
"Indies' Choice Longciom.
9c
32 In
Beautiful
White Shirt
In Madraa. all
tho nw halriltia
atripoa and famy
ficuroa. Hoc
ur lio val
u. Monday.
Beat Grade Indigo Dye
Apron Gingham, compares
' with Amoxkesg or Lan- 1
caster. ' All the wanted
checks and broken effects
regular 1 Vie grade, Mon
day, yard
Colored Wash Goods
Coma in and aeUot your "Non-Kruah" '
draaa new wnlla tha color Una la com
plet: whlta and avary new abada la
roproaantod; nama "Non-Kruah" atampad
on aalva(o of avory yard. Con- aw
flnad to Brandala Storaa; II Vtf
Incbaa wida. Yard
-Inch Volla flouncing1, in beautiful
French prlntlma very new andPyr"
Jiiat wbat you want for the new ijf -
full dreeMa. Yard
Imported Marqulaette ribbon eelrafe.
new floral dealcna on whlta and A f
tinted grounda; II lnchea vldt.UHC
Special, yard w
Snort Sktrttna' In atrlpea and cro tonne
decline, for akirta and aulta; II f f
lnchea wide. Special Monday, Iff
yard www
Irre Aaeortment of new Printed
Vollea, In (lorale. atrlpea. plalda; for
nlouaea, dancln irorka, evening
Kowni. etc.; printed on beet hard
twieted voile; 4 T) f
Inrhra wide. Per JJC
Imported Pique, In col
ored atrlpea and dota.
for houee and etreet
reaeea and children a
No. 27 In. wide.
fab-
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tnnfl Th a hpalll IU1 BOH niiiau
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.(a la kiim V aaaniaum iur nuo
underwear; i:vc vaiue.
Yd..
19c
yard
uuaIi rnmfortr Cretonne an
T.nrr Printed S lkol ne. in ail i""
...ni.rf h and darK BTOUnua u
neat fancy prmtins; Ulor
regular l!Vc valuea. . w w
40 Inch Beautiful siercenzea
it.tmrn. Bookfold. Eitra
weight. Bijniy
l.h. Reaular Sao IT.
alue. Monday, I JL
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Our Great FAMILY SHOE SALE
Involving heavier stocks, greater variety and bigger values than ever
offered at this annual sale. Our windows now contain a displav of
the shoes and Tuesday P. M.'s advertisement will give full details.
Begins Wednesday, February 16th
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