i UK PKK: OMAHA. ItKSMAY. VKBTlTARY X 1020.
Several Changes Made in
Assignments of Detectives
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INDinFQTIDM :
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HAS
RETURNED
TAKE NO CHANCES
You are in danger of
catching the grip if you are
weak and run-down.
The grip germ finds its
earliest victims among
those whose resisting power
is lowest.
When you have a cold
and neglect it you are in
great danger of grip or
pneumonia.
The pure food elements
in Father John's Medicine
build energy to resist cold
and grip germs.
Th gentle laxative effect of
Father John's Medicine helps to
drive out impurities.
Father John's Medrfane soothes
and heals the lining of the breath
ing passages.
You are safe when you take
Father John's Medicine because it
is guaranteed free from alcohol or
dangerous drugs in any form. Sixty
years in us. .
There Was Nothing So Good
for Congestion and Colds
as Mustard
T?trt v", r-.-iui-'.sincd mustard
plaster burned and blistered while it
acted. Get the relief and help that
mustard pla-tors gave, without the
olaster and without the Mister.
Miisterole does it. It is a clean,
white oir.Uncnt, made with oil of mus
tard. It is scientifically prepared, so
that it works wonders, and yet does
not blister the tenderest skin.
Gently massage Musterole in with the
finper-tips. See how quickly it brings re
liefl,ow speedily the pain disappear?.
) Use Musterole for sore throat, bron
chitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges
tion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago,
pains and aches of the back or joints,
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil
blains, frosted feet, colds of the chest
(it often prevents pneumonia).
30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50.
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
Pimples and Skin Eruptions
Danger Signs of Bad Blood
Avoid Suffering by Heeding
These Warnings.
Pimples, scaly, itching skin, rashes
and burning sensations denote with
unfailing certainty a debilitated,
xveakene.l and impure state of the
blood. The trouble is in your blood
and no matter how you were infect
ed, you must treat it through the
blood. It is a blood disease. You
must use S. S. S. if you expect cer
tain relief. For cleansing the sys
tem, nothing is eciual to it. The ac
Lincoln Bureau erltt Bee
I'. A Bartows.
GOVERNOR WILL
ENTER RACE FOR ,
RE NOMINATION
Makes Definite Announcement Committee of Convention Re
: That He Will Be a Candi- ! considers Action on Re-
date in Republican Pri-
mary in April.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
I me.dn. t-.-h. J i Spc eial.) -r,ru -
i' .t M.Krh, e t"dax definitely an
''..'I'', , d thai he xx oii'd he a rjmli
'at.' t "i if e'.'. t mil at the April pii
nia".. 1 n a hind statement, the i?ov
fi'"i rexi''xs his .ice.mi pi i-h ment s
a head "f the state g.u ei nmeiit.
u:'h p.ir'nuhiT fmpha; on the
tnti'ti's p'i'ktiati; that lia heen
. a ' i ml . -ii!
Ihr c. t-r i-i.r a'-.i lavs sMfsS On
the civil .idrm n i-trative endf sys
tem ii'':.h has heen put into effect.
ie-':'! :it: m the death "t the "old
p.d Meal ma.hine'' in the state cap
it "'
lain M. Mullen of flea trier lias
u.idx tiled lor governor on the re
I'dn an ti. ki t. I-1 aen'h of I',. M.
aid "t Nehaxxka. memher of the
.,.ii,"t!it!OTMl ".nxeiition and foimer
i ni ! i rn:,i", at e working to t;"t liim
n urn ',"i the uKveriiorship. and it
i e is ,1' ittx'd ii.ixeiuoi Mi Kelxie
A'H he npi,...',l .v txxo "f the
-'longest t epiihlu ans m Nelnaska.
("xern .r l . K.lxir's siatfiuent to
th, p. , ess m hi- candidal v tor 'f
tion m pai t is as t. !!, . s -
' M',.s, u ho i pi all the campa'tn
u 1 ihji'i pilot" to my t-Ie. I ion
"memhet that 1 promised t"
ait ih, old political ma.hine out ot
i,iisii',-ss, to i.'.mm'strr the state's
:f .,n s in a l.usiiif sslike xxay, to ear
i v ."it a tn mei s' i.iogtam, to re-
j !,,-,, the dedt;es that we-f enun
, no.) in tre pl.itfotni ot the repuh
'ii ,(! p. itx-, to en'or, e the law xx'th
i.'it mar ! t ,v,.r ami to iitte the
i.i-s,n;e "f i iix'il adnnnistrativf
i .,de the i ahinet torni K'v''r'i-
Im. nt. All ot these thmps h.ive hren
' .'one
i "Ihe p.nty tdatfotm pledi.'es have
a'l heen redeemed, trclmlmis the
adoption nt the i.ihmet form ot pov
iinment and the approval of the
amendments t,. the tedera! constitu
tion p'ovidin.u lor oh.ihition and
c.ju.il s'ttfi.iKt xx'omen.
" I lie adoption of the cahmet form
i.f koiverrment (The ' ml Adinm
ist'a",r (.'"del has made it possible
1 1 1 oviduct the state's bttMimss with
. tticic::. v and eionomy, and throng 'i
ts ..pi ration an avrape saving
510. (Hill. OK per month is lunig made
:n (i.e expenditures if the appro
priation ct the last legtlature.
!' iirtlicnnore, it i safe to pre diet
noxv that there will he no deficien
cies in any department in the cabi
net " The state's business ha? been
conducted upon the theory that pub
lic office should be administered- in
the same business like manner as
pt irate business, and the results
thus far .'.cromplishf d have fully
'Us! died this policy.
" Therefore. he!ie ing that this is
the x. iv m which the people want
their hnsi'iess handled, 1 announce
in; crirdid'y lor re election and
promise that if f .nn re-elected. I
will prose faithful to the trust that
is thus reposed in n;e.
"SAMIT.I. R. M'KF.TA'IF..'1
Woman's Campaign
For Economy Begun
Monday by Mrs. Ryan
Lincoln. N'. h., l-eb. 2 I Special.)
Mis. Charles i. Kyan tor'.av
launched her economy campaign
throughout Nebraska with a state
ment to all county chairmen ask
ing tor a report back to her not
later than February 12 on thf
names of all the recruits who have
joined the new women's army to
tight the high cost of living.
Governor McKelvie. also issued a
statement this morning in which he
declared that trie economy drive in
Nebraska was given over to the
women, not because they are ex
travagant, but because they are the
chief buyers, and are in a better
position to battle the high costs.
tion of S. S. S. is to cleanse the
blood. It soaks through the system
direct to the seat of the trouble
acting as an antidote to neutralize
he blood poisons. It revitalizes the
red blood corpuscles, increases the
flow so that the blood can properly
perform its physical work. The dull,
siuggish feeling leaves you the
complexion clears up. Even long
standing cases respond promptly.
But you must take S. S. P. Drugs
and substitutes won't do. Get
S. P, S. from your druggist. If
yours is a special case and you need
I expert advice, write to Medical Ad
A'iser, '251 Swift Laboratory. At
ilant3, Ga.
tfSSTaip Every X I
" 'oMa .pin mm nmof r
KTj Household
IJuniperTar)
COUGHS COLDS
SORE THROAT
"'T iui,..; ....
At Drucdftr
Correspondent'
OLESON PLAN OF
STATE OFFICERS
GIVEN HEARING
Organization of De-
partments.
! l.mcoh!. N'eh.. I-eli. : pe
ial.l - Ihe committee on executive
depai tinents of thf eon st . t u t : o n al
."uentmu i .-consider ed its action
Monday iciiiiuk alter repoitu.t; thf
Jacks,.,; K x ruin proposal toi the
...innmstratixe machinery for e
hraska's state pnverumeiit out lor
the tenet a! tde. Ihe reversal came
after riel, ,,tf ( ties, mi had drafted
a. minoi'tx tep.nt. fuibracnik: an eu
titely d'Ucrent plan for executive
ih e; uin.'iit. l'hf original pioposal
and the ()les"ii plan were piven
mint c. msidei atmn at a ineetmp of
the executive coiiimittee Monday
.i;t. i noon.
I he ' tleson plan calls for thr
elimination ol the oftice of l.uid
connmssiuner, creates a bo.nd of
public piopeity and institutions, f.
. U'place the present state board ,.(
control and to take over tlif dutifs
of the land eomni . - siouer's ofo'ee,
and ei'lat ues thf p nvei s of the Ne
braska Mate Kailxxav comission
1 tii'Mi it eontiol and TCkjulat'ou o
P'lhbc utilities The commission
noxv has ,,.ntrol and regulation ot
lates and service c.j eotnmoii i.ar
ners but it lias not been mterptf-
1 ted to fxiend to all public titibtie.
I 'nder the I'lii'-m. repent, the f.
eiutixe ihpartimnt xx.'ub! cor.si-t
of the fjiii.i'i'i.ii', lieutenant irox ernoi .
secretary of state, aml'tor. treasurer
.rid attorn, v general, 'dnlv tout ot
: the-e, Ti.iuevet, are to he electoe,
Ihey 'in hilling the povetnor. beiitfn
ant goxcrnoi. auditor and treasure t.
It is provided that the se,rftaiv
"f state, attorney ceneral and heads
of a.'mmisti ,,t,.,i departments sh;i'l
he appointed by a board i ousisting
, of the governor, the treasurer and
the mrmhfi ,d the pubbi iithties
commission elected at the list elei-
Ition. Ihcse appointees aif subject
to confirmation by the state senate
m execufxe session, much ihe same
as mem'ier ot thf board ot control
now. 1 be repoit provides that the
new exMiitixe system of jroveni-
miirnt should into effect with the
; election of the fust state officials
under it at the genera! election held
the first lues. lay after the fn-t
Monday m November of 11'J.
BITTER FIGHT IS
! WAGED ON PLAN
; TO CORRECT COURT
! -
Omaha Police Tactics Assailed
i By Labor Delegates to Con
i stitutional Convention.
Fir
, Neb., Feb. 2. (Special.')
! Le!egate A. H. Iligeloxv's proposal
No. "', aimed, the author said, to
correct some ot the administrative
faults, ut Omaha police court justice,
: when men and women xvere thrown
into jail and held for several days
J without an opportunity to secure
, counsel and to give bond, started
one ot tfie most hitter tights of the
constitutional convention when that
assembly reconvened Monday. I'v
a vote of M. to 8. it was finally
reoinmended for indefinite post
ponement by the committee of the
xx hole.
Higelow's proposal amended sec
l tion 11. of the lull of rights by
I specifically providing for jury trials
laud also providing that payment of
' costs m a police court case should
j he .suspended until judgement was
affirmed by the appellate tribunal.
; Il xvas sponsored by four labor dele
1 eafes from Omaha.
I (.'. C. Flarishurg. former citv at
torney of Lincoln, led the assault on
the measure, contending that it
xvoukl result in an appeal taken in
practically every case involving a
violation of a city ordinance and
would make it impossible to enforce
the ordinance.
Ripelow vigorously resented the
charge that the proposal was in the
interest of the criminal lawver.
Pioneer and Politician
Dies at Home in Lincoln
Lincoln. Feb. 2 ( Special. I Will
iam M Gifforc. 74 years old, pioneer
Nehraskan, rivil war veteran and
former state legislator, died Monday
at his home here folloxxung ail illness
of several f.ionths. Mr. (jitford suf
fered an iidlueiva-pneutnonia attack
a xear ag... trom xlnch lie never
fully recovered..
Mr. Gitfotd xvas prominent in G
A. fx. circles in the state and took
! an artive interest in politics. He xxas
t twice elected representative in the
! legislature from Paxvnee county,
i where he lived for 24 years before
: coming to Lincoln in 190(1 fie served
, two terms is receiver of the United
i States laud, office here, being ap
pointed in 1906 bv President Roose
velt and in 1010 bv President I aft.
He had been a resident of Nebraska
nearly half a century.
Fairbury Banker Dies
" Worth a Half Million
Fairhurv. Neb., Feb.
cial.l The tuneral ot Isaac I'on-
ham. president of the First Na
tional bank of Fairbury,
at the Christian church.
Mr. Bonham was the
Luther Bonham rf Fairbury and
George Bonham of Mahaska, Kan.
He leaves an es'ate of more than
$500,000.
j H. B. Couch Resigns.
i Lincoln, N'eb., Feb. 1. iSpe-
' eialA IL B. Couch, assistant en- j
! gineer of the Nebraska Railway
' commission, has resigned and will .
have Tuesday for Chicago to join 1
i the staff of the Western Electric j
Co. in tne automatic department.
Chairman H. G. Taylor announced. 1
ti i t Ii . I
ix. x... JKLaiii, in ine engineering
department, will succeei him,
l.Spe- as
was held M
father of i M.
Flashes From
Filmland
Neighborhood Housed
I ll.'s.tai . Y eh. :i. -.'II.
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n i v ! i; k' x . .1 i: 1 i v i ' iv
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"L'
IVK Sl'AKKS" thix latest
tieat m stoic for the eoimt-
thousands of moxie tan-
'xxho .!e!:t;ht m xiexvnik; tlie miinita
j bie J. .in , ii Kerristan disport mi
, the scieeu. I he star's ii. ix pu't'.nc,
xxhicli is beini; shoxxn ,it the M.,.ui,
( Imis jam to i iiual m popul.il it v anv
of Mr, Kenyan's previous releases.
An intercstmi; teature of this pro
ductioti is the appeal am e in sexeral 1
impoT taut scenes ot a man x ho is I
an exact prototype of the late Km I
li! i a 1 1 1 of l.nuland. Ills name is j
Ki. i.ili fxan.ler :ii',1 r is i
ami In
- ngl.in
liglile'
is t ! i e ; l x
I's toriner
t touch of
nii; picture of I
i tiler without the :
makeup.
Rialto In (.'hailes Kax's nexx- pic ;
, lure, "Ked Hot Dollars." the "iter J
1 mg at the K':alto theater up to ami i
including Thin silay evening, a scene 1
shows what happens xvIh'm the "i.'g ;
man" of the coimtty village throws j
open ln house and grounds tor a 1
huge social affair. he lad'fs bring j
lorth their farciest gowns and the j
men '"spnii e up" as neve' before. ;
x ml. being siirnmer, nn ra.l I'lnues.
l.,nt,i"s hang trout the pees and j
shrnhhei y on the; sp,n ions l.ixxns. I
and xouth and beauty mingle under j
'he inociilight. Such a scene is one j
ot
111.
t tde.isiiig leatures ot
xou b.'ixe ever 1
i.,:nt' y (ox, n x on can I
ttie pittuies.
h x ed m a i
not I'l'lp but
tine to life
m i ecu.
en joy it immensely, s., j
is it depn o 1 on the '
Sun A photoplay il- It m lnii'Jn
ress ami htcraHv I'ttht xx itb siis
pense is "Should a Woman lrllr"
xx ntc ti is tne ot:.-rmg at tne s;lM .
this xxi ek. Splend'dlv cna.tel and '
n,i less lueiitoMous in the skill it' j
dor, tion and pictona! et tectix ci;fs j
this in-xv M. tio pi, iv x' itb 1 j c - j
Lake, lack Mul'hall and F'ank
i ui';er hci'lmg- an all-star ca-t, j
i' rips the h.eu't as only well .'.one j
mei.i'lram.i. founded on thr b-g j
things in nature, can gi'p.
Strand 'In the Hoxxeiv, tliat rc
g'on m loxx'.'i' New York famed tu I
htrend arid scanr is xxheie Miss j
Norma lalma.'ge starts her screen j
-ii.i-v "i "A Daughter of '1 wo :
World'. "' xvln. h will be show n all
xxecs at tne Mratul ttteatet. nrn
'he p'.ct'ite opens she is openly the
daughter of the notorious "Black
Jch'v Mahuie, keeper of one of the j
worst resorts on the flowery. She
becomes a favorite of society, and !
then betore thf story doses is once ;
more on the flowery where her great
happiness ernes to her from the i
upper world which she has willing- I
ly forsaken to save the life of a
youthful friend. I
Muse Florence Turner xvill
he
seen for the list times today at the
j Muse theater in "Fool's Gold," a
! six-part super -production. She is as
I charming as ever, and is pioving
immenseiy popular witn fie movie
fans of this West Farnani streit
plax house.
Empress -One of the most re
markable conliasts in character pre
sented by the same actress in one
screen production, is shown by
Glarlys Urockwell in "b'lame of the
Flesh," a William Fox pictur.
showing at the Fmprcss theat
Hro'-kwel! is seen first as a
that is
r. Miss
'uritan it,.
matdeu ot .New hn.gland. and later
as tin's girl transformed into the
leading c-.mtesan of 1'aris.
Complete Formal Transfer
! Of the Hotel Fontenelle
II A Wilf, representing the If.
A. Wolf Co. .yesterday afternoon
handed to the L'nited Trust com
pany a check for $100,000 as first
payment in the transfer of Hotel
Fontenelle from the Douglas Hotel
company to the H. A. Wolf com
pany. "The rfxv company noxv con
trols 93 per cent of the stock," Mr.
Wo'f said.
The negotiations include a plan of
payments extending to February 1,
I'ljs, The formal transfer of oxvner
ifiip has been completed.
GARGLES WON'T G0
DOWN DEEP ENOUGH
It takes Formamint Tablets to
reach all membranes and
destroy germs
Bacteria and bacilli are always
lurking around waiting their chance
to enter the mouth and throat and
start infection, Formamint Tablets,
powerfully germicidal, but harmless,
give dangerous disease - bearing
germs no opportunity for multiply
ing. Wherever you have to minsrle in
crowds, simply slip a Formamint
Tablet info the mouth and let it dis
solve. The fluid will quickly spread
to every part of the mouth and
throat ami soothe the membranes. It
xvill positively destroy all germ-life.
Pleasant tasting, cotTvenient to carry
and take. 60c, all druggists.
ormammt
We GERM - KILLING !
THROAT TABLET !
WRITE TODAY FOR FREE SAMPLE
It is i,f v-enernus size and will rrovt? to
you that I-OUMAMINT is wonderfully rf- i
t'ectivp ns w?ll as pleasant in mmilh and '
throat trruliit's. Send a 2-rent stamp t.i I
ray rosta'i and we will gladly stud y,,u (
ttiis free trial tube I
The Bauer Cl.emical Co. j
16',i W. 1.-th St.. New Vnrk. !
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AT THE
THEATERS
'I
I I v. I I' K
1 t li's v , 1 r i.iuUt':
t.lllii'!lll(' UMiie
.MlM'.l Ht tilt' "Sil-
nil- ..u.l V.
up .1 I.ii
TV I'll'
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,i 1 1 . 1 ii' 1 1 , c at tin' ( 1 1
I1
vrlav rt"iiii. The ImI,
TTC't VCC! IT.llT.U'Ci
it ti .i, t'j mi ,iml a .spci'ial
u- tl!-t jinng Ml!.!f
the iiiiiMi.il ciiuilv t.t
i I-1 i;et lu!l. t!ic poiMilai
i, a.:r'.e
'"l-ure, t
1 ambei t.
x o 1 1 1 e . a u
si'n compos, r, ami UPer Mack
and his company presenting Mr.
Mack's new plaxlet, "Two Is I'om
"aiiy." lioth ate inRiatiatmir into
popular t.ivor. as is also the tea
one act. Kispdctto Brothers, assisted
'r the Sxxauson Sisters in one of
the most versatile offerittRs of the
e,,s.m. The remainder of the bill,
i me that is calculated to appeal to
the clientele of the two-a-day, is
i xenlx balanced and varied.
"Itiisiufss Before rieasiue'' at
the lirandcis theater tonight and
tomoi inxx'. xx.tli the regular nnd
x ei k matinee tomorrow finds "Abe"
Potash and "Maxxritss" I'erlnuitter
" -tS
Fiber Rugs at 1.95
Colors are rose, blue,
brown and green, and
some are in mottled ef
fects, fancy border of con
trasting colors. Size, 2Tx
M. On sale Tuesday
nt 1 .05
Fourth Floor Center
Features for Tuesday
Fuesda); h
Notion Day
Silkoline and O. N. T. Cro
chet Cotton, per spool,
Drninif Cotton, fast colors,
per hall, 2H
Shoe Trees for all shoes, per
pair. 8c4
Paper Shopping Bugs,
each, 0
Rustproof Dress Clasps,
card.
Hooks and Eye, rustproof,
per card, JJljf
Inside Skirt Belting, per
yard. 10
Ideal Pleaters pleat any
thing; each, I!5?
Real Human Hair Nets, dor.,
at 1.25
Sanitary Aprons, 50e values,
special, each. 19
Baby Jiffy Pants, pair, 49
Basting Cotton, large spools,
each, 5
Collar Bands, all sizes, 3
for 25
Corset Clasps, 25c value
for 7'i
Angorina Yam, 3 balls, 25
Skeleton Waists, each, 2f)
Sanitary Belts, 50c value,
each, 29
Safety Pins, per card, 3
Brandeis Stores Main
Floor W est
Women's Silk Hose
Worth 1.50 t i 1 Q
2.50, special, at L is
Full and semi-fashioned pure
thread silk hose; lisle tops and
lisle reinforced soles; two-toned
lace boot effects and plain col
ors of black, silver, pearl, gray,
cordovan and white. Some are
irregulars of first-class quality.
Special, at 1.19
Main Floor South
Union Suits
Worth 1.25 to QDn
2.25, special, at &OL
These suits are for both wom
en and children; high-grade gar
ments, in either heavy or me
dium weight. The women's
garments are slightly soiled, but
include sleeveless, elbow and
long sleeve models. The chil
dren's sizes are 2 to lfi years.
Special, at 98
Third Floor East
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Blouses
Worth 3.95 to o) Q r
5.00, special, atoO
This lot includes a variety of
pretty waists, in printed Georg
ette, white Georgette and Pon
gee silk. There are a few
Georgettes in dark colors, em
broidered in silks and beads.
All are verv attractive, and
worth from 3.95 to 5.00. Spe
cial, at 2.95
Second Floor South
MarqirisetteCur 'tains
Worth 4.50, Q rn
special, at O OV
In our own workrooms we
have made up about 200 pairs
of beautiful ruffled marquisette
curtains. The colors are white
and ivory, and the 'quality is
especially good. We are offer
ing them Tuesday, while they
last, at, per pair, 3.50
Fourth Floor East
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Silk Gloves
At 79c
These are women's pure
thread silk gloves, seconds of
better qualities, including the
Kayser make. They are two
clasp style, with double finger
tips. The colors are. white,
black, gray and mastic. Tues
day, at 79C
Main Floor North
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movie" amc and tin msbes
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..ttiaotnui I'lii- sliiMi has fin tliiim
that the 'i; ( .u.ltmt I ui t i- ! s, ui- tan
u lUihl want. I he i'Ihu us is an r
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ami ,1 u's sti; am! has 1 cat ilai'iin
ahil-ti ! .lilies' matinee at J l.i
(!ail all ueeli.
l'iese, in speeial hiili e.'sttiiiu s.
the l''smei aKIo Wehh '1 i io, at the
l'.mpi e.-s, display fei'ptional alnh
tv in lush mei, nlies, teilk sinist- and
hallads, with vn dm oldn;atos. Jmi
Im'wn and lull laeksmi liirmsh
ihe emiu'dv rlemfnt of thf hill.
Hrmvn is a eniiifdiaii and Miss
Jaeksun has a splendid singinc;
one
Maiatet ':iftlin xx ill
1 1 tost pla x . "'1 he
Uron-e." by Henry Ix
1 .tn;ene I lci.it d. at t be
appea r in her
Woman of
stiniakcr and
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Item on this pac arc from TI of our depart -tnonfs
and most of the prices quoted are far
below the sums they usually sell for. They are
bargain prices for the thrifty shopper in the
real sense of the word!
House Dresses
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Free C)Ania)
Makes VeWehf Skitv
With Each Purchase of the Well Known
Velvetina Face Powder
WILL BE GIVEN FREE
A 50c Jar of Velvetina Vanishing Cream
Or a 50c bottle of Velvetina Hand Lotion. The combined value is
1.00 but for Tuesday, only, we
are making a special offer of
both
m 49c
Brandeis Stores
Main Floor West
Very Special Tuesday
Silk Hosiery
Seconds of 75c Quality
At 25c
These are the so-called menders of
the regular 75c women's fiber silk hose.
They have double soles and lisle garter
tops. All very good values and come
in colors. Special, at 25
Brandeis Stores Basement
Special Women's Crepe de Chine
Handkerchiefs
Mr" Regular 35c Values
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Percolators
Worth 2.49, qn
special, at L i0
These highly polished perco
lators of regular family size
are guaranteed to be pure alum
inum, with an ebony handle. On
sale Tuesday, at 1.9S
Basement South
the cs;
, and pi oiiui'tion, ate lu'i aided
i one
J of t:u' i c.il diauutic tiox
the x e,ir. " I'll? Woman id
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tense di.imatic situa
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and sriH.othly, Not a
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due to
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pi odiu tion ot lo!x
K"!x c rs " xx Inch xx ill plax a ton:
d's' ri:af:eme',t at the Hiandeis.
:.iitiii iii'xt Sunday, are 1( of the
most tasc'ir tmn viMin.n xxonien scru
on I'. load xv ay dining the cut tent
eason.
Doesn't Like the Name of
Hogbin: Wants It Changed
llewev liiav IKk;hin asked the
di'trict couM xesterdav to channel
his name to Hahlxxu:. He cotuplame 1
that Ins It .ends and acquaintances
lease and tantalize him because of
his llnl'.ie.
Japan Orders Airship
1'eb.
Japan has
fr i mii Messi s.
ordered a xll',1
Vickers' plant
:i .ur-iiiii
at Han.
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!.v excrtr. I'he Uv itx'tl.
in Many Departments
Regular 6.50 to 7.98
Values
5.00
The materials are chambray and per
cale, made in stxaightline or waistline
styles. Collars and cuffs are of contrast
ing: colors, in plain chambray, pique or
white lawn. All have big belts and fancy
pockets. Wonderful values, Tuesday, 5
Brandeis Sdores Third Floor Center
Free
East
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Women's imported crepe de chine
iundkerchiefs in beautiful floral pat
terns, with plain white centers. Some
have striped and fancy checked bor
ders. Have hemstitched and rolled
hems; in all the new shades. Spe
cial, at !)
Brandeis Stores
Main Floor East
Baby Creepers at 1.25
These little creepers are of
xhite material, with dainty pink
or blue trimming. Some are
diaper effects, others buttoned
down the back. They all have
wee pockets, belts and turn
down collars. Sizes ri months
to 1 'z years. Tuesday, 1,25
Third lloor East
Two Community Centers
Will Give Programs Tonight
FiOiiiams wot he piesiutfd at
tonight at ttie t
ii!i;ht at ttie t iilt, Ml
lil! foin
llieet.s il
mtmitv
icutei. x l.ii Ii
Silr-o! foi
the Mason ('
,lil n i n ui, ami
:n mil" it cent er, xx
liu t'
meets at M ason ,s, hool
I he men s nvmnasinui ,
Miller Talk school xx, II be
toniKht xx nil lames Noble
irctor. V! men and boys
aie invited to attend
Ins.s '
stat tei
at di
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Sure
Relief
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
RE LL-ANS
Jam FOR INDIGESTION
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Envelope Chemise
Ai .3.9S
Of crepe de chine and
washable satin;' many dif
ferent styles to choose
from. Priced at
7 hird Floor Center.
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Woith J5c to 60c per Yard
,w. 29c-18k
These null remnants, 10,000
yards of lining twills, pongee,
cretonne, sateen, French cam
bric, paiama cheeks, madras
and muslins. Values from 25c
to T0- per yard. Grouped fn
two lots for Tuesday, at, fer
x ard.
No mail
29 and 18 'zC
or plione orders.
Basement Center
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Neckwear
Wonh 69c to 98c,
special, at
25c
Make your serge dress new
for spring with a collar and cuff
set. These arp the sets, extra
collars and vestees in Swiss ma
terial, and the square F'ilet col
lars which are so popular just
now. We are offering them,
worth fiOc and 08c special, at
25c
Main Floor North
Table Cloths
Regular 3.00 6) J Q
values, at rft7
These cloths are of the heavy
mercerized quality, and will
launder like linen. They are
56x70 inches; full bleached,
with hemmed ends, ready for
use. Specially priced for Tues
day, at 2.49
Main Floor South
Extra Size Petticoats
At 7.95 to $12
These stylish stout or extra
size petticoats are of all-silk
jersey, jersey tops with satin or
taffeta flounces, or all satin.
They are in all the new spring
colors and styles, and are priced
at, from 7.95 to 12.00
Second Floor North
Laces
Some Worth 39c per Yard
Special,
25c
at
The Piatt Val. laces are In
dainty shadow patterns, in edges
and bands up to 5 inches in
w-idth, and are excellent for
fine lingerie. The CTuny laces
are in Filet crochet patterns,
in bands and edges, in white
and ecru. Special, at 2oC
Main Floor North
Novelty Spats
Worth 2.50 h y q r
3.00, special, at L C7U
We have 1 "gf pairs of these
high-gradt spats in light or
dark gray, black, brown and
field mouse. Just now they are
extremely popular for wear
with pumps or oxfords. Sizes
1 to 5. On sale for Tuesday
only, at 1,95
Main Floor West
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Wrist Watches
Worth 15.00, y no
special, at 4 ttO
These watches have 15-jewel
lever movements, in a nickel
case. They are small size and
on a leather strap. Because of
their usefulness during the war,
they have continued popular in
civilian life. Special at. 7.98
Main Floor East
French Serge
per o qr
vard.''is'J
All pure wool; 50 inches
wide: in navy blue, black, and
all the wanted street shades.
This is an excellent weight that
will tailor well for spring suits
and dresses. Priced for Tues
day, at, per yard, 2.95
Main Floor Ceifer