Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 18, 1909, Page 10

z’BRAN%F e On Special Sale Tuesday Thousands of Yards of EMBROIDERIES This sale is a world’s wonder. Fine Swiss and nainsook embroideries, flouncings, skirt- ings, corset cover styles, waist frontings, ete.—in beautiful and elaborate designs, 15 to 27 inches wide—English eyelet, Japanese, floral, blind effects and baby patterns—values to 75¢ and $1.00 a yard—three big bargain lots Tuesday, at, yd. 10c-25¢c-49c Thousands of Yards of Embroideries—in new patterns 5 and various widths—worth up to 15¢ a yard, at, yd.... c 50c SUITINGS at 29¢c Yard 09 different shades—full 29¢ 50c Himalaya Linen Suitings—in 27 inches wide—will launder and make up right for coat suits; Tuesday on hargflm si]uare main floor . $1 SILKS at 59c 75 pieces 27-inch Shantungs and natural pongee silks,-so much.in vogue this season. All weights, semi- rough and heavy plain weaves—regular price $1.00 a yard—Silk department, yard............. Advance Notice—NEXT WEDNESDAY we will sell French and (Gterman Val. Laces—also pure linen torchon laces—match sets; many worth 10c¢ yard, at, yd..... See the Great Window Display of 59¢c 2c Prizes in the School Compesition Contest on gas and its uses. worth $2,500. Hundreds of prizes that will delight any school boy or girl. All you have to do is write a good, common sense composition It costs nothing to register. need to buy anything. Any school boy can enter. Ask for particulars. BRANDEIS STORE You do mot 1447 prizes, (7 ' FIVE DEMOCRATS IN RACE All but Brucker Want to Be President of Council. REPUBLICANS HOLD THE BALANCE | It Johnson Should the the Democrat the Plu Vote for Funk- Might for houser Opposition Name The city council will organize next Mon- day with a democrat in all probability for president but which one is still uncertain Five of the six democtats in the council are candidates for the presidency. The odd man s Goodley F. Brucker, councilman from the Fifth, who says he will not have the place and, also, refuses to say whom he will vote for. TI with one vote each (his own) with the ex- ception of L. B. Johnson pf the Fourth, the present fncumbent, who may not be permitted to vote for himself. Mr. John- son's vote, it s sald, will go to'Mr. Funk- houser In the ovent that candidate de- mands It. This leaves it to the republicans to make the man. republican members of the sald one pf the new “Johnson was elected three years ago after 118 ballots were taken. Funkhouser was a candidate at that time, but finally he cast vote for Johnson and he was Now, as turn about, it s under- that Johnson will vote for Funk- This belng the Funkhouser only democrat who will go Into the ©ontest with two sure votes from his own party—his own and Johnson's. Mayor Dahlman says he has nothing to do with choosing a president of the counctl, but if there is & poor man on the council he might like to see him chosen “The president of the All Who Would Enjoy good health, with ite blessings, must un- derstand, quite clearly, that it involves the question of right living with all the term implies. With proper kmowledge of what is bess, each hour of recreation, of enjoy- ment, of contemplation and of effort may be made to contribute to living aright. Then the use of medicines may be dis: pensed with to advantage, but under or: dinary conditions in many instances a simple, wholesome remedy may be invaly- able if taken at the proper time and the California Fig Syrup Co. bolds that it is alike important to present the subject truthfully and to supply the one perfect laxative to those desiring it. Consequently, the Company’s Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna gives general satisfaction. To get its beneficial effects buy the genuine, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. odly, and for sale by oll leading druggists. his elected stood houser ix the case, council acts as | other five all start | council, | mayor while I am out of the city,” sald the mayor. “If the acting mayor was not a strong man the people Wwould appreciate me all the more by way of contrast with him." Boss Fiyan Back. Boss Flynn has returned from a week's outing in lowa and he, George Rogers and Colonel Fanning called. on. the :mayor - to see about appolntments, but the exécutive could give them no satisfaction. “You see, the boys have been reading the storfes in the papers and they wanted to know where they were at,” said Mr. Dahlman. “I told them 1 would have nothing to give out in the way of appoint- ments before Monday of next week.” The repubfican councilmen have held several conferences with the mayor. George 'W. Cralg, the newly elected city engineer, will on his return confer with the counclimen as to his force which must be confirmed the same as the mayor's appointees. Harry McVea, city plumbing inspector, says that the mayor has promised to re- appoint him, but with four union men in the council his confirmation is doubtful. Mr., McVea formerly belonged to the plumbers’ union, but broke with it. Boller Inspector Wolfe, License Inapector Wag- goner and several others holding appointive positions, admit they are “up In the air” and without promise of reappéintment. City Market Master Epstefn is also on the anxious seat as it is understood that Albert Kaplan wants that position, LUNCH WAGON MAN HAS LIVELY TIME WITH PATRON Accuses Colored Man of Jumping Board Bill and Gets a Black Eye. Jess Crowe, negro, was not involved in trouble ‘with W. Lipman, a lunch car pro- prietor, on the grounds that Gause Jim Crow cars to be run in the south. Jess was arrested on & warrant Saturday afternoon by Officer Morris, the charge being assault and battery, with Lipman as the complainant, The latter displayed a gorgeously deco- yrated eye as evidence against Crowe, who admitted huving “soaked him once.” 'But Crowe cawed loudly to the effect that Lip- man had started the trouble some time before by threatening to kill him, while as | counter-play, the lnch man accused Crowe of ‘jumping” his board bill at Lipman's hamburger sandwich emporium The judge thought that Crowe would be past history while doing ten days in jfall. | NEW MAIL NOT A BIG HELP Revised Schedules Will Not Benefit Omaha as Much as Was First Thought. Omaha is rot going to benefit so mate- rially by the new mall schedules over the Burliggton to go into effect May 23, after all. Al mail deposited In the Chlcago postoffice up to 5:30 each emening will here- after be dispatched over the Milwaukee, at T:15. While the residence districts will be slightly benefited by the change, in § a. m. residence deliveries, the mall will not be distributed in the business districts until the second morning deliveries at 8:40. This is because of the fact that the first Ask dodmllahmllymdche,lekr‘l yasth better alcohol than a better citizen after reflecting upon 'his and will arrive in Omaha the mext morning that this mail will be distributed by the 'IHE BEE: Have You Noticed the Ankle Strap Pump They are absolutely the newest cut in a summer shoe for the young women and miss—There’'s no slip at the heel with these—We've done away with this—had ‘em made so that they fit the foot ~“Then they don’t slip—Rus- sla Calf and Patent Colt. Children's Sizes 8% to 11 Misses' Sizes 1% to 2 Young Women's Sizes 2% 06 ....... $2.50 Let us show these, new ones to you the next time you are down town. Write for our new spring cate alogue, — _— Drexel Shoe Co. m’_ Farnam Street INDIVIDUALITY in each last of the Walk-Over OXFORDS 8350 ana $4.00 tan or black Correct fitting measurements for your feet insures comfort in every pair, BUY YO sPRING BTYLES AT TEE Walk-Over Shoe Store 314 South 15th St. R oy T Not Much Trouble To Move —If you let us handle it for you. We bave roomy vans and expert movers who relleve you of every uncertainty and worry. We have unsurpassed stor- age facilities. OMAHA VAN & STORAGE CO. 1609 Farnam St. Doug 1059—Ind A1559 “'THE NATIONAL HEALTH RESORT” HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA Approved by Nation and State. Best Climate and Medicinal Springs America. First Class Hotels, Lo tals and Bath Houses. Writ " Reliable Denthstry Taft's Dental Rooms If you want to be cured of all physical and mental allments h{, preme power, no matter what your bellef, as sound u‘ if you never had an allment, deposit the price in the bank payable to me when cured. Drugs cannot replace destroyed tissue, restore sight nor cripples. A supreme power can. AMERICA B. COOPER, , 'Phone: Ind. A-3378, 1515 South 35th St., Omahs, Webraska. THISWILI. INTEREST MUTHERS ‘ . Bowels and destroy Worms. They break up Colds in 3 bours They are so piesmat to the taste and | Barmiess as milk. Children lik | testimontals of cures. | all druggists 38e. Bunatitut morning deliveries in business dis- tricts begin at 7:15 | AN mail deposited in the Chicago post- | office between 5:3 and 9 p. m. will be dispatched over the Burlington fast mail, arriving in Omaha at 9:10 a. m. the next day and will be delivered in the business | districts on the third deliveries by car- rlers in the morning. CROUNSE LEAVES NO WILL Property Will Be Children and Son Admintstrator. Application will be made In county court Tuesday for the appointment of William G. Crounse as administrator of the estate of his father, the late Governor Lorenzo Crounse. No will was left and the estate Jwill be equally divided among the four children, who are Willlam G. Crounse, Mrs. Gilbert M. Hitcheock, Mrs. George { McIntyre and Miss Marie Crounse. Gov- ermor Crounse did ‘not have a large for- the Divided Among Act as O\h\HA TI'ESDA\ MAY 18, ' Balduf! Candy Co. Fine Candles exclusively; : fresh dally—in our Candy Section. ' Our Mammoth Silk Purchase 29 New Shades, Also Black, White and Cream— Season’s Newest, Most Wanted Silks. All Silk Pongees 6 9 All Silk Rajahs... All Silk Tussahs Identical qualities retalling throughout America at $1.25 and $1.356 a yard. Over 9,000 yards from a Paterson, N. J., silk manufacturer at lowest prices ever heard of. Just the silk for those smart princess and coat suits, Pongees and Rajhas are riding the highest wave of popularity attained by any silk made this year. Everybody is buying them, but no one here bought for so little as now. 28 inches wide, any shade you like best. Just at the right time—$1.25 and $1.35 silks for 69c. Think of it. A Jewelry Sensation The sale of $40,000 bankrupt stock of Jas. Brown & Co. of Chicago, purchased from the receivers—the American Trust and Savings Bank, is the most seasationial bargain event of the age. We have been crowded to the limit ever since the sale opened Saturday morning with the most enthusiastic crowds of satisfied buyers that ever attended a like event in this city. The values are unprece- dented, but such an immense stock is not sold in a day or two, and we continue to put out new and fresh lots daily Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry of all kinds and Cut Glass being sold at 507 of Manufacturers’ Cost. $5-98 B:»?;:'::h'.‘ bu Bracelets; $7‘50 Bl:‘vl\;r;):hl: 00 Bracelets 310.50 Brown's $6.0 ' $13.75 $9.95 Women's Watches; g ¥10.05 Solld gold $1 DIAMOND PINS Bracelets for .. Gold filled $3.00 and $5.00 Browns' $6.00 Diamonds; our price Lockets, for .. . 12-K igold filled Locket’ Brown's $10.00 Diamonds; our price ,.(.. Chains Gold Stick Pins, $2.00 and’ Brown's $20.00 Ulmmnfln. our price $3.00 kinds Borwn's $20.00 silver Mesh Bags $12.50 B 90.00 D d. Yyt Danents: $62.00 Brown's §159.00 Dia- 3109 ()0 Brown's $40.00 silver monds; our price. ... brooches, ear Mesh Bags Brown's $50. Also diamond. rings, [ings. lockets, bracelets, equally as ow. Men's Watches; Brown's price $12.50; now .. Men's Watches; Bl'fl‘n (] price $14.50; now ., Men's Watches; Brown' price $20.00;; now . Men's Watches; Brown' price $30.00; now .. Women's Watches; Brown's price $16.00; now @1.50 ' 82.00 $2.50 " $5.00 $1.48 $1.00 $1.00 $10.00 " $20.00 ©25.00 $4.50 $7.50 ©9.50 Mesh Bags cuT rass $8.00 fancy cut 'rumbh-nx dozen . $12.00 fa dozen . #14.00 fancy cut Tumblers, dozen $17.00 fancy cut Tumblers, dozen $24.00 fancy cut Tumblers, dozen ...... SIs'w Pick of the Stock TAILORED $2 5 Onlv ; CLOTH SUITS... | Men’s Small Lots and Broken Lines From the Breat Manu- facturer's Steck Purchase. Oppommmn H AY DE Ns Fraction of the Ever Offered. THE RELIABLE STORE Value. From9t010 A. M. | From 10'to 11 AL M. Underwear, shirts or | Men’s, Women'’s and Children’s drawers, in summer weights, a Il‘ Hoqe. big assortment of 10¢, sizes; 39¢ and 50c values—per| 12V¢ and 15c values; greatest garment, snaps, ever offered in : ]50[ Om&m, at, pair. 2to 3 P. M. 3tod P. M. |Ladies’ Muslin | Ladies’ Knit Vests; Gowns; one big lot; | big assortment of regular values up | regular 19¢ valugs, to $2.00, at...69¢ | at..........10¢ TUESDAY Price Represents But a Small TUESDAY Most Woudorm 11 A. M. to 12 M. Ladies’ Corset (Cov- ers, Gowns, Draw- ers; regular values to 75¢, at.....25¢ High Grade Wash Goods Bargains FORENOON ONLY | AFTERNOON ONLY Batiste, fine printing .... 1 S 2% ¢ Scotch Ginghams Silk Organdlies, beautiful colors, | :::‘ Scotch Madras Ginghams.. 25¢ e Tartan Tissues . 26¢ 156c Organdies ... 15¢ French |’(’r(‘n\lefl imrmrtvd Siik Ging- 1 Several other specials not advertised. The Season’s Most MILLINERY cic\er ‘stvie 1deas MILLINERY Assortments unsurpassed in any establishment, Prices 15% to 256% Less than you'd pay elsewhere, 18¢ 59¢ at 59¢ 50c 50¢ Bllk Jacquards Pongee. . . . and $1.00 in Our Famous Domestic Room From 8 to 8:80 Extra Specials Tuesday From 8 to 8:15 a. m. Genuine Lonsdale Muslin, 10 yar limit, yard .... From 10 to 10:80 a. 5¢c Wash Bags, 5 limit, each 814c Towels, Towels, 4 limit 10c Towels, 4 limit ... b6c Apron Ginghams, 6 yards limit, 2%¢ 6c Shirting Prints, best made, 10 yds. limit, at . 3k¢ From 2 to 2:80 a. m. 1 case extra fine unbleached Muslin, 10 yards limit, at, yard....... 5¢ 12%c Printed Lawns and Organdies, 10 yards limit, at 25¢ India Pongees, bordered, 10 yards limit, at o 12%¢ 26c White Dotted Swiss, 10 yard limit, LA 7™ 19¢ Dotted Swiss . seie D€ 12%c Dimity Checks and Stripes Jg 16¢ Towels, Turkish and Linen Hugk, 85c Sheets, 81x90, 4 Htmit ..... 5@¢ 76c Sheets, 72x90, 4 limit . 4 15 other speclals for all day. Buy Your Fresh Vegetables at Hayden's We save you one-half on your house- keeping expenses. We have the goods quality and price Fresh Spinach, per peck . 2 bunches .fresh Asparagus fo 4 bunches fresh Rafisl 6 bunches Onions ... Fresh Peas, per quar eets, carrots or turnips, per bunch ibs. fresh Pleplant .. ... Tomatoes, paF 1 Fancy Wax or Green Bea Fancy fresh Cabl per 1 3 headn fresh Leaf Lettuce for . Fresh Parsley, bunch ...i...o0 DON'T FORGET Fresh Cauliflower, Ib. This will probably be | Pineapples. Put them up now. We have another car of extra fancy :‘rull,“ 188 Tomorrow, eacl o, o S5 3130 188 Per doz Mongay's prices on il 'rmerlen Butter, Cheese, Crackers, Teas and Coffee: Mason Jars for your Pineapples. Plnt Jars wnn oan nd cove aps| and covers, TRY IIAYIIEH’S FIRST Fave We ateiclosing out all our Iugher priced models now. those modigh models you have seen heére up until this week at $35.00, $40.00, $45.00 and $50.00. Nat one held back. These are New York’s ‘cleverest conceptions, the ultra stylish modes of the finest miaterials. Most all the new shades—our one-of-a-kind exclusive styles. Early shoppers are picking;best bargains in years. Bennett’s Blg Grocery Bennett's Challenge Coffee, 1b Tetley's Teas' per pound ........ Bennett's Teas, assorted, pound ... Diamond £ Chilll Sauce .... White Ribbon Raisins, pkg Pure Honey, Mason pint far.. Sweet Pickled Peaches, qt., jar Mignonette Peas. 3 cans .. Nutlet Peanut Butter, large, Hartley's Pure Fruit Jams 3 Stollwreck's Premium Chocolate, 14-1b. Capitol Country Gentleman Corn, can Bonheur Sardincs, large can Diamond Crystal Salt, two sacks Bgg-O-See Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs .. Tten's Peanut Wafers, pkg. Chop Tan Hin Pineapple ..... Poppy Evaporated Milk, ‘can Seeds, Flour and Vegetable, pk Green Green Green Green Green Green Stamps Stamps Stamps Stamps Stamps Stamps Green Stamps Green Stamps Green 5 Green Green Green Green Stamps Stamps Stamps Stamps Stamps .@8o—an 200—and| b .floo—nml 10 Bo tune, although he was the owner of some orcimrd property in Florida CHANGE OF TIME THE OVERLAND LIMITED VIA®' THE CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE @ ST. PAUL RAILWAY Effective SUNDAY, MAY 16, Overland Limited Train No. 2, will leave Omaha at 11:50 P. M., arrive Chicago 1:50 P. M., and Overland Limited Train No. 1 will leave Chicago 5:00 P. M., arrive Omaha 7:15 A. M. No changes in time of other trains. F. A NASH, Gen. Western Agent. GREAT DELIGHT is taken by the boy or girl graduate In the gifts re- ceived at this time. This is especlaily so if they come We've lots of nice things for gradu- “Look for the name W. LINDSAY, Jeweler 1516 DOUGLAS STREET. Tickets, 1524 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. from Lind: ation gifts 1506 FARNAM ears Same office, Phoe: D, l'l‘. lflA‘l Work, per tooth, up from '.‘Llfl Lorvu removed with- DR, BRADBURY, DENTIST Crowns, up from $3.80 - Partial e The Northwestern Line § ° ONLY DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE FROM OMAHA New Time Schedule EAST May 16th New Overland Limited, 11:50 p. m Los Angeles Limited, 9.10 p. m. . Omaha Chicago Special, 6 p. m The Chicago Daylight, 7:25 a, m. .. .Arrive Chicago 1:50 p. m. . .Arrive Chicago 11:59 a. m. Arrive Chicago 8:80 a. m. . .Arrive Chicago 9:15 p. m. Two other Chicago trains daily at 11:30 a. m. and 4:30 p. m. A new electric lit train leaves Chicago 6 p. m., arrives Omaha 8:23 a, m. leaves Chicago 5 Omaha 7:15 a.-m. The New Overland Limited p. m. and reaches New Time Schedule WEST May 23rd Black Hills-Wyoming Limited. The New Norfolk Local The New Wyoming-Omaha Passenger........Arrives 11:10 a. The New Long Line-Dallas-Omaha Express. .. .Arrives 10:380 p. Departs 8:55 p. m. .Departs 2:15 p. m. m. Albion branch departing 5:30 p.m. and Dallas-Long a. m. remain unch Pine Express 7:40 anged. CITY OFFICES, 1401=-3 Farnam Street Low Excursion Rates Commencing June 1st. oo Want Ads Boost Your Busines