Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 8, 1909, Page 4

{ } [ g SATURDAY You can buy a hand-tailored Spring Suit at a Wonder- ful Bargain A “CASH TRIUMPH” SALE Men’s Spring Suits Huge lots of men’s high grade spring clothes, bought from Eastern manufacturers. Brandeis secured the biggest bargain in years, because Brandeis always buys for cash. in big quantities could compete. Seores of times we've proven how the best bargains in America. are offered these chances Brandeis cash others never hear of them. All the All the Men’'s Suits From this Great Purchase. Worth up 59—7—=§ to $16.50, at All are new spring 1909 patterns and fab sizes to fit every figure. If you wanted a bargain, here’s your chance. ries, ever ENTIRE PURCHASE ON SALE SATURDAY AT 'BRANDEIS STORES captures Only the big cash paying stores Men’s Suits From this Great Purchase. Worth up to $20.00, SATURDAY men in America choose. expensive tailor-mades. 50 The kind of classy suits the best dressed They are the equals of MAY 1909 SATURDAY, Modern Methods and Ready Cash Win An- other Big Victory for Brandeis Stores. Only stores capable of dealing All the Men’s Suits From this Great Purchase. Worth up $ 7 50 to $30.00 These are exclusive patterns in hand tail- SATURDAY ored spring clothes of highest grade. Suits of the utmost refinement. s —— A BIG SPECIAL PURCHASE 1,800 SAMPLE SHlRTS In Negligee, Seft Collar Styles, Worth $1.50 to $5 50, at 98¢ Silk, silk pongee, mohair, soisette and fancy mercerized lin en effects with soft collars attached. This sale at Brandeis’ means a saving to you of over half the price elsewhere your choice, at o8« Worth Up to $3.50 Men's sample shirts - neck band style, worth Al - _ Men's negligee hirts— LA g oo e "gge P | Manhattan and E. & W. Shirts Men’s Sample Underwear and broken lots of lisle and fancy Balbriggan—worth to $1 ¢ 35¢ and 50¢ \lon'u Porus Knit and Balbriggan Union Suits—$1.00 and || $1.25 values- <|u-<~i:|\ S:mu'(ln_\ .69¢ $1.50 and $3.50 Sale of Men’s Sample Hats Entire sample line of a prom inent Newark, N. .J., hat manufacturer, soft and derby hats—all sample of the m-w spring styles, worth in one |u' STET&ON HATS at Here you get the genuine john B Stetson soft and derby hats—in all the latest spring $5 50 ¥ g styles and colors, at Brandeis Special Soft and Derby Chidren's Straw Hats | Hats—In all the latest $ 1w in all the new styles, at ............... 2 styles, at— Boys' and children’s new spring 25¢, 49¢c, 98¢ worth up to 15¢ Men’s Shoes Pie Spring and summer styles for prac tical business and dress wear. Shoes that are good in every w The latest style, the glmnost ease, Iluzh or low cut—black, wine or tan, at- 25, $3 a3 1l the famous I and summer (mvuv b0c, at . $1.50, 32.3350 The Best orshe LINEUP OF THE NEW COUNCIL| man from the Fourth ward and present|The other appointive offices are health | president of that body, probably will suc- | commissioner, filled by Dr. R. W. Connell; ceed himself in the chair. The council is | street commissioner, Thomas J. Flynn; | evenly divided and the six demoerats will | boiler inspector, Robert U. Wolfe; plumb- Johnson Picked to Succeed Himself | doubtless vote for Mr. Johnson. Some |ing inspector, Harry McVea; license in . republican votes are expected for Mr. |spector, A. B. Waggoner; gas inspector, | as President. Johnson for the reason that the president | filled by C. F. Crowley; milk inspector, neil acts as mayor while the | Joseph Scully; market master, C. REPUBLICAN FOR CHAIRMAN is out of the city and the demo- ay that in all fairness a dem Bk . act as mayor when the democr; Major Dahlman Gives it Out Cold | yavor is away from the city that He W Not Appoint | Chairman a Hepublican. Daniel the Clty In the event Mr. Johnson is elected presi- | dent of the council it is probable the tem- Prosecutor. porary president, who presides at the meet meat Inspector, Jack Welch H. 8 Skids Under Danlel. You are pretty nearly cutor, correct in saying Bpstein, and clty prose- | Daniel | that Herb Danlel will not be reappointed | clty said the mayor, “but 1 have not given a thought to the other ap pointments.” prosecutor, | for the fire and police board. All of these | are members of the Dahlman Democracy | club and all were defeated LLandlord Sues Tenant for a V| Jim’s Order to é‘:lt Allfor Him Works as Big Boomerang Eight of the Eleven Democrats Elected Are Jacksonian Mem- | Claims Five Dollars Due Him on Rent | BOYS SCARE WOMAN SlCK ran away. When the woman opened the door and the dummy fell in through the @alnst her, she almost had ner atfon and is not yet recovered Place Horrible Dummy at Her Door | doorway In When the | yous pros from the | Ice Damnges Steamer. S8T. JOHNS, N. F., May 7. Che steamer South Lake Champlain, bound from Liverpool sireet, 18 serlously il from nervous shock | Montreal, put In here today, leaking from u!hl four small boys are under survellian a hole stove in its bow by heavy ice off of the juvenile officers. They are Valey [cape Race yesterday. 'There are about Swanson, Einer and Clarence Dahl of 1436 1,000 passengers on board As the of * 8¢ pranks, | result Mre. Mary Kjelldin, irteenth | | bers or Supporters. and Goes to Court Westerfleld avenue and Rubin Slack of 1314 | B fox Tt | Gartield street | Saturaay morning at 8 o'clock wil be the “You were absowtely correct in your | | 1t is said the lads piaccd a horribie | OPENINE of ¢ ylk||4|.)lvhml sreat shirt wais | statements ln"nr-‘- .'I--nxmn that the \\uld“ ‘d”m"“ at Mrs. Kjelldin's dc Wedr | Fue Bow SNV Thistaen e taeie M o4 ng John Keck in who were defealed £ mmittee of the whole, will| Mr. Danlel was elected city prosecutor by | gent out from the Dahiman headquarters| PAtrick Naughton ix s in The new ganize | the council after the mayor had tried all| was to slaughter anybody necessary tc (wlm\“uulvlv .r‘.. $5. It came about some- the presen council appoints | summer the first vear he was in office | yave the mayor,’ sald Colonel B, F.['"{"% 1ie this'/ v R | w mbers of the new |to get the council to confirm the o [ avahintl. ¥ Hraaidenc o 06 < Ths. Fackasnihn | eI Keck o/ NRUGHIOn: who ires (bl | say they probably [ment of W. J. Connell or Tom 1 He|club, “and they succeedéd in doing this | I1O"S: JHeres & Shen tor O | oun ganize by el id and choose the and the mayor have never been friendly. | with candidates who belong to their own | .50 S8 B85 REEERER o] . pr a e president and ¢ able way "unvl when Colonel Berryman was a candi- | glyb, But the Jacksonian candidates were o L AL s | g s t for the subdivisio Ur ncil is organized, City [date for the democratic nomination for | gaved and eight of the eleven democrats |’ .. =C% L el A Srask. " sy mmittees will be f Clerk Butler will act as presiding officer. | mayor against M» Dahlman no one I olocted are elither members or supporters | 00’0 1A p4 the antiare. . | as follows: Judiciary, finpnce All the mayor's appointees must be con- [ more active in his behalf than Mr. Daniel. [ of our club, two others were supported by | e L paving and sewe eet improven tirmed by the council, but as the new body Heretofore tht mayor could send In the | ys und but one man—the mayor—was bl | v s raph an | will be evenly divided, the r may not |name of an appointee can be sent to the |elected with no support from the Jack LrhiH v i public pr ty and build- | be able ave all his present appointees | weeks in succession. If the appointment |gonian élub ’ ings: fire, water and p arks: park ntirmed, in the event I cides to re- | was not confirmed he could send in the| (olonel Marshall called attention to the * HOW IS -———-——-—TH'S FOR A MIXED ‘. ways and boulevards alks nt all of them name of some other, and confirmation still | fact that Comptroller Lobeck, City At-| | walks and bridges and rules mayor said Friday that he had not |being withheld, he could then go back to | torney Burnam, Building Inspect \\.“ UP SERIES OF LAWSUITS? | Under the new charter the organiz idered the appointments in the least, | the first name. Under the new charter, th | and Councilmen Brucker, Johns: eftected will be in y one year and that probably some them would be | name of an appointee can be sent to the | Funkhouser, McGovern and Sheldon are | First, Divorced Wife Sues Saloonist | at the end of thal i il mus \blicans, for the reason that the re-7 councll only twi Therefore, I Tom{all either members of the Jack club or in, for Incapacitating Her For- reorganize At the end ea cans “grabbed half of the elective of-| Flynn, “Colonel” Epstein, Bob Wolfe or|gympathy with it and supporters of. Thes mer Husba:d, there will be another ation. | fices | some other disciple of the mayor Is not! eight were given the solid sugport of the Under the old charter t s organ- [ There are now e republican - | confirmed the second time bis name is|club. In addition to e the club sup-| 4 case is p [ | dzed at the beginning of the three-year | pointive sders, Waldermar M | sent to the council, it will be “all off”|ported City Clerk Butler and Councilman | cjreutt court re : term for the entire term ectric \ G. Pegg, city | With him, Bridges, sald Colonel Marshall Fidelity and Guaranty pany against | g i g e R i e et oA | | “We would not slaughter these men 10| yerman F. Schaden, a saloon man of Ne- | ts that L. B. Johnaon, democratic council- | Bril Wahlstrom, custodian of the city hail F 2 V s save the mayor, and if it had not been ska City. A suit for 9,400 damages was | anning Victim Bor, tha~datkrauian. deepooratetthe. rapul o Clty. A sult for 8.0 damages was | T uean I Ak | licans would have elected most of the o ST e nataiti e ‘ of Double Tax ket suia tre coionel w the wite of & . S S S BAD BLOOD Bad bwood is responsible for most of our ailments, and when from any cause it becomes infected with impurities, humors or poisons, form is sure to follow. Muddy, sallow complexions, eruptions, pimples. etc., show that the blood is infected with unhealthy humors which have changed it from a pure, fresh stream to a sour. acrid fluid which forces out its impurities through the pores and glands of the skin. A very common evidence of bad blood is sores and ulcers, which break out on the flesh, often from 2 very insignificant bruise, or even scratch or abrasion. If the blood was healthy the place would heal at once; but being infected with impurities which are discharged into the wound, irritation and inflammation are set up, the fibres and tissues are broken, and the sore continues until the blood is purified of the cause. S.8.8, is Nature's blood-purifier and toniec, made entirely from roots, herbs and barks. It goes down into the circula- tion and removes every particle of impurity, humor or poison, restores lost vitality, and steadily tones up the entire system. 8.8.8. neutralizes any excess of acid in the blood, making it pure, fresh and healthy, and perma- nently cures Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Boils, and all nthrr skin eruption or d . Book on the blood and any medical advice free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. | tucu request o refund | Belligerent Colomel is Stuck Twice Williams In the First ward, O'Hara in the trouble in some | | zation had met on the Same Set of House- Aold Furniture. The § e'clock law is not the only matter whic upset the equanimity of Colonel Charles E. Fanning, erstwhile Jimocratic leader and aforetime candidate for chief of police. Colonel Fanning has recently ently managed to list his household furniture twice when the assessor met him, the furniture belng listed at his office and at his home. The assessment did not amount to many dollars, but why pay double taxation? The colonel did not discover his little abarrancy until after the Board of Equal- and he then asked the i of County Commissioners to strike it Mr. Fanning to PaY up under protest and | for city engineer | to mind the Jims 1gh freq stablishmen ations | a living thro Third Seventh, Davis in the Eighth, Jackson in tne Endres in the Twelfth, Aycrigg and the four candidates e suit was not broug after the | errir n was divorced man. It was ol s the instiga t in the husband at | e wife Your complexion as well Huu interesi of the sugsestion of th as your temper is rendered | Al sy o Mg ki SR 7 and Bis Bond And: the_ bonding st 1 in « miserable by a disordered | uua . unt of the judgment, with in h Lere the bonding company brought | ver. | of the bond and levied on the property of | Stomach and Liver |& \ding his saloon, stock and Tablets you can lmprovet.y arge Of the conse [a both. They cleanse and in- | suit for reple board has decined. but counsels| Vigorate the stomach and |l icen « By taking Chamber- | suic asains schuden to recover the smount | lain’s | tixt deputy | 1 Btates mar | to a t Judge T. C er still has operty before Mun Judge the case under M | improve the digestion. | savisemer | . wer evening and then rang the door bell and | Vertfsement 20% DISCOUNT SALE ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL to a new location we are selling our entire «stock of Men’s Clothing and Furnishing “ Goods at 20% discount. Everything goes, nothing reserved. Our loss and \your opportunity. You cannot afford to overlook this bargain buwng opportunity. Drop in and talk it over. BOURKE’S CLOTHES SHOP, 319 So. 16th Street