Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 27, 1909, Page 4

The Newest Shoes Fitted Novelties by Expert Are Here - Salesmen There's Correct Style, Service and Satisfaction in Brandeis’ SPRING SHOES Oxiords. pumps or high shoes for men and women Our stock this season is a gathering of the very smartest styles and the most perfect fitting lasts. Better and newer styles but lower prices than elsewhere, Women's Spring Ox Men's Low Shoes—the ords and Pumps—welt \ shoes that give most com- sewed and hand turned, . 3 A\ fort and longest wear. low shoes in tans and black—pumps and ties, in black, brown and grey They are the best and most stylish shoes you can buy suede, at and they look the part— $2, $ io’ ) : | i ‘:II:::;;:: browns and wine $3, $3° \! , 5250 53 Q 5350 y Ko ‘ Women's Bench Made ; # ’ Men's box ¢ nlf‘ pa(ont colt Low Shoes—Now York's and wine colored calf price $7.00-— f shoes—worth up 32” our price to $4.00, at — We Are Exclusive Omaha Agents for Red Cross Shoes for Women. _ ————— 5 SPECIAL SHOE BARGAINS IN OUR BASEMENT Men's =~ genuine box | Women's vicl kid and | Women's new low cut shoes | Misses' and chil- Infants’ 50¢ calf, viel kid and pat patent colt shoes, are | in viei kid, patent colt and | dren’'s all solid | ghoes, sizes 2 ent colt shoes, worth | nnm. up to $2.76, at | brown kid, worth up to $3.00 | shoes, worth up | o "g ¥ oy A Rogers-Peet or a Hirsh-Wickwire Suit this spring will put you right where you belong—in the | tosito a 358 ana 0T T8 And R IRIAEY front rank of Omaha’s well dressed men. Brandeis Stores sell the best makes of ready-to-slip-on cloth- $1.98 sl 59 $1.59 | 98c | 28c¢C ing. Any man who knows good clothes will tell you that the best comes from Brandeis. The new spring patterns will suit you perfectly. The suit you buy here will be the best suit in your wardrobe. Prices are $17.§'\O to $35.00. The Best Place for Mothers to Buy M:ansluseuS‘?rge Brandeis Sells Practical Clothes at a Practical Price Spring Clothes . e $ The favorites for this spring and FOR BOYS summer will be blue serges e es rln ul s The place where you can find anything and richer, finer and better tailored everything that is new and correct for spring in boys’ and children’s wear. than ever. Always suitable for every occasion—and never disap- The place where the best kind, the best as- pointing if you buy here— Qr en ver ere & sortment are shown, and where prices are lower, quality higher than any other clothing house in *10 to 525 o | This store supplies the wants of thousands of practical business men who want a good suit—not et too fine, not too extreme, hut a suit that has style and class. That’s the sort we offer to business Child's $4.00 Spring Reef- men who want a business suit at a moderate price. They look better and wear better than most $25.00 S IBUUSILETL Sept Top Coats and Cravenettes 3 1 A A ers, tan, gray or brown suits, Pure woolen fabrics tailored by experts and made to stand every day wear. Before you spend reefers— You need one right now. If you 5 : #ant to, 1ook your vést, by the all your money on a suit, remember: Brandeis® spe- best ¢ g cial price .. $10 to $25 $15 Buys a Hngh Grade Sprmg Suit at Brandeis | ... wo comnmion Suit with Extra Pair of | ‘ Knickerbocker Pants— o ; f J 1 0 Double breasted knick- ’ & X / \ ':.lm. 7 eroocker suit with extra knickerbock- Hats L Men’s Slurts Brandeis Special Hats—a saving of 50¢ to $1.00 is as certain as our fashions are the A $6.50 Blue Serge Conw & e U O Votunp ol N bination Suit at $4.75 Men’s Sample Shirts, worth to $2.00, at ..89‘ cleverest. A proper and becoming style for every man. Soft and derby Extra pair of knicker- L v Nien's New Spring Shirts, worth to $2.50, at. 98¢ styles, at g S P 5475 Good hall and bat Men's Sample Shirts, $1.00 values, at ..50¢ Manhattan and E. & W. Shirts $1.50 (o $3.50 special price .. or catcher's mit ””. ! 5 A $350 is our_price for Famous JOHN B. STETSON “ATS ik WU averkhon SiIk fnitial free with each shirt su The hat that suits you individually is here. Come in and get that Stetson SPECIAL SALE IN BASEMENT. Munsing Union Suits for spring wear, at Saturday. 'The easiest thing in the world to pick yours out. Soft and derby hats in Boys' $3.50 Knickerbocker Suft. .. ... coeeee . $1.00 to $2.50 ) ; £ g $3.00 Straight Pants Sult 1 Spring Weight Ribbed Und hirts and Y > 3 3 ) raigl ants Suit ... pring ght hed nderwear, shirts an . ¢ all “" latest styles, at $3.50. $4.00 Knickerbocker Pants Suit 98 Na Wara KTEc Naines et Bovs’ Hats a Boys’ $4.00 Straight Pants Sult Men's $2.50 Pants, at .. Spring Neckwear, at GOTOUPHILD OMAHA'S RIGHT |10, s, o 't f.“"\'f,'f('l““?f.l‘.} KA Cudah / Bu S | Bie honoe woald discnarap hime . oo BN i o Y Y e e n e was o g s B MoVaua end “““d Mot Bhippera is » their territory and selling cods bes l"l a“ BIOCI\ from { tence for Wood. He was picked up on cause of the advantage In freight rates | Parnam street Thursday afternoon by Offi- | i Hily. BODIES OF FIVE SOLDIERS | 1% 1108 5 0 0T Tlo b 1) P i dbadiismlid bl o b 4 SPRING - OPENING TAKE UP THAT RATE RULING WILL UE AT MAXWELL £uilk police and the judge are determined to re- | i 8 g m mea BRANDEIS STORES &) move all beggars from the streets and Entire week beginning | Remaing to Be Removed from Bagaw, ]Prcpeny E’“e"d‘ f""m Eighteenth | gonerally make several arrests every day. | Monday, March Twenty - Ninth | Missouri and Nebraska Cities Join in | Where They Have Laid for to Nineteenth, On Douglas The other man arrested for that offense h\.i | i | A Formal Presentation + R Patrolman Thrasher was discharged on Ropeiiing Ritert te Subtract Thirty Years. Street. condition that we would leave Omaha im- from Thelr Terri- - mediately tory. The remains of five United States sol ———————— diers that have lain at Baggs. Wyo.. fo | . of vacant lois bgtween Eighteenth and | Jo D G ff d K.} McVann, secreiary of the Omaha | OVSF hirty years are to be disinterred ‘“"\\mum.m on Douglas streets from Miss | AS r. \yiror % moved to Pherso onal ceme Grain exchange, who is to direct the af- McPherson national ceme- | ;o .om for 376,00 and will improve it in | fatre‘of the newly orgsnised rattic bureaw, | 477, 2 XNev. Proposuis for their| "N (v | Mdkmg Dondtl()nP G Dh cf rlub, e iy it e de ) osed ida ough M #nd J. M. Guild of ‘the Commercial club, chief quartermaster of "y:":v““:l AL! :«”v R‘,,]"m,‘ Al:u‘l '\1 ,“"‘.,"f‘[ Il"l‘ | have gone to Kansas City to meet repre- | po, (PRordv, p obianags -l ves of shippers and discuss the Tn- . N omanmaourl, to e opened | piang for improvement will not be made | He is Suggested as Physician Bnok terstate Commerce commisaion nmn(\ Thoese noldiers are supposed: to have bean | BOWR L0 soufe time, | of Orthopedic Hospital for which cuts off such a slice of Omaha and | former of the Fifth United States 5 10 HHAIASESSE A0l 10 DISUA, YAGRE! | Omaha Kansas City territory by giving Denver | cavalry, or Fe e ¢ Infantry. | Property fdr some time and means the . lower rates | that we u - being a The sliuation is a peculiar one and neither | on that we the re E. A. Cudahy has bought the half block deogn oo e e e e e vapld building up and improvement of Douglas street alm Twentleth street. | While Omaha physiclans are not gencr of the traffic experts would discuss the or Thornburg and his command | "7\ 1ot have been used for years for | ally aware of the name of the member of < 90¢ situation before leaving for Kansas City, White River agency. This command | {N© hishway of King Ak-Sar-Ben. The only | their profession who has made the h S s 'l f - 1909 \ding on the entire block is Bt. Mary Bt B AR gt where they were called by H. J. Wilson Fifth cavalry and Fourth Infantry | ':["’,';' et o » ‘\” B aeiich ok .::q,."'mw““w‘ . the, HeRIRAEE | *""‘" ‘* ()f t (,W prlng ts €es 101 9 who represents the big shippers of Kansas | was attacked by the » near Baggs, | Magdalene's Catholic ehurch. which stands | through Senator Ranson, to erect an ortho City In traffie affairs. whichi was then a sort of a substation rur|:" " o Nineteenth an B€ | pedic hospital in Omaha, they or the | o formerly e to ere | army operations against the Utes. Thil | building and maintalning of such an in- The rates formerly mage to Denver were | PAratiaas. -ep B8 | v loté Dousht Ly Mo Ondkby.iwho s | e ilS. % n illiner composed of the rdte from Chicago to | C&ntonment lies about fifty miles south of 3 | | the head of the Cudahy Packing company, | Dr. H. . Gifford has had such an Omaha, plus the rate from Omaha to Den- - railroad and nearly 100 S 3 as h v yenne are 4 feet on Douglas strect, sixty-six | ingtitution in mind for some time, occord- | ver. Thu “hicago h . 2 B e e e e | A e g b o e i | 51,92 B et Sni 1t on gt ey t” 0 e o 4 W omen's Ready-to-Wear o ! Dr. Giiford is out of the city and could rate from Omaha to Denver $1.25; second | the extreme southern bor-( ™., e ith the sale of these lots to Mr.!.ct b reach oclate sald Dr.| ¢ class, Chicago to Omaha 8 cents. Omaha 'r:' M |“ ofaing. . The residents of BasEe . sy 4 long. stretah Douglas street :'_I;M:‘d "\ 4 ':;"'IM;‘I" ."::‘ "‘v"!_“,““,“'mfr: to Denver $1. While the first class raie | "®V® always taken care of the graves, and “ A 8 e y i : & been forgot through the decay of |I\,“'"” of the bus district of the ecity. believed a great field existed in Om ) b new method of making rates it is cut 25 & 3 | | B t Seventeenth and Douglas G| board grave markers, and it was through | Beginning at & nth 8138 | for an Institution which would work to | «f¥ cents and becomes $1.8, and is not made - a8 through | | cets J. L. Brandels & Bons are erecting ; " the patriotic Interest of the ple of Baggs | . correct the deformities in children and the l = . 3 ‘t =9 up of the ‘:’:" locals, n'“‘ K ls & stralght | ypae the government has been induced to | the elght-story attio building and theater | grthopedic hospital would find not only (‘ebsorles t() t e ()b ll n‘]( . rate from icago /to Denve have the bodies taken up and placed In a | INVOIVINg an expenditure of 3$500,000; J. L. | patients, but skilled surgeons who would * That the Chicago and St. Louls shippers | yuvoro oo | Kennedy. vice president of the bank of J. | g iational ce N devote much time to the work + 4 VT AT s ISSUEL got behind the Denver shipper who has L. Brandels & Bons, is excavaung for a | pr wolley of the -y NO SPECIAL INVITATIONS ISSUED FEFFFFFFFFFFFEFFFFFFFF R E RS ~ 3 Omaha Medical been fghting for the rate for yeurs, in| NOT DRUNK FOR WHOLE YEAR [buldins G2 directiy oppoeie. the lots fiege which fn the sctool associated with retaliation for the Omaha and Kansas City | bought by Mr. Cudahy. The KONNtr | (hn Tintoassits of Sibrecke st %a 01 1 We will esteem your presence an honor. shippers ntervening in the Missour! river 3 1s Actually the |bullding will have rooms for six stores, | no know what plans had been developed . rate case, is the assertion of some of y “ o8 B Shanias | many of which are .already taken, the | connection with the hospital, but that 3 3 g the bast posted‘shippers and railroad mien. ; | it Premier Typewrier company (6KINE | by "1 B. Ward, dean of i medicai | b Interior of the Store Decorated to Depict The general opinion alsc seems to be that the corner storeroom and having it bullt [ (onoce’ woiia be n the city Friday even 3 A == there seems to be no disposition to block | udge, and I'm going to swear off for Omaha club at Twentleth and Doug- { iy ™ p i sga ¢ the rates golng into etfect May 1, but the | another year” said Charles Anderson to | !8% Streets is planning to secure additional pesvacie NS N MRS A Missouri viver shippers will likely ask the |Judge Crawford In police court Friday | K70Und and incrense the f ¥ Wniting. | GNOY BY WIFE AS HE STOOPED The most brilliant decoration ever attempted in g oo s omh eyttt e’ sule ot the Hanseom property wit (SMOT BICWIEE S HE 700 B0Y | 4. il ; the lower rate granted to Denver. The | The judge discharged him with & warning effect of consumating several | a store interior. The great light court will be a muaze Interstate Commerce commission has al- [not to break his or he would find s which have bpen walting on | S Ry ready ordered § cents sliced from the rate | himself in jall again. Anderson lves at | the osal of the big vacant spot which | =y r. Cudahy has secured to improve Spouse After She Had ‘Sued to Omaha, leaving 16 cents | 3704 South Twenticth street ™ tahy b ure | 2 v s from Chiceso pd | For Divorce: old ivory from group of statuary and friezes. “HIS HONOR” PITIES HIM SO i %A BT. LOUIS, Mo., March 6. —As he stooped Kach ‘lf-‘l‘l“‘ window is a finished work of art. Judge Gives Man Fifteen Days Rather | (o kiss his 4-vear-old son, Anton Siebe was Than See Him Foot it Across | shot and seriously wounded today by the | had seven ears of experience with Ayer’s the Bridge. boy's mother, who discharged a double S hv!gectmal. m?k;us haveugr:at confid:n:le in izefor sy < i phptyrd oo ’w.,.‘ colds, bronchitis, weak throats, and weak lungs. Ask your T4 hate lo we you die i Counci | amved el by throwing his '.X’?'.“T?J:‘f be has had with it. Heknows. He can Gaward Wood. o strect heggar. Fridav | The Woman. w1 1nd istituted sult for di xt--H--t--t--t--t-et»-t--n--t--t--i-w--t--t--v--t--t-++-t-+-w+-t--v--t-+-t--w-t-w¢+ DR A to Edward y hegEa The woma in close touch with him. Lowsll | mars when the lstter said he 5, vorce, was arrested of green and blossoms relieved with the rich tints of XE*FFeFFFFEFFFFEFFF