Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 22, 1909, Page 4

THE Women's $2.00 Combinatien SUITS at...... c Corset cover and skirts or corset cover Corset Covers, and Drawers-~ Worth to 50c, at Wemen's $1 Combi- nation Suits, Corset Covers @ Skirts, at Women’s 75¢ SHORT SKIRTS 39c Thess skirts are either plain or pret- C cambrics—embroidery §5¢ These suits are of excellent quality Good quality 3 trim. and lace trimmed—many different styles tily trimmed with laces and embroider- and carefully sized. Corset cover and and drawers in one plece. The ~all sizes. fes. They regularly sell at 76e. drawers are in one plece. mings are of lace and embroideries. with this. Saturday will be the greatest day in all the year to buy your muslin underwear. thought of before. Two Special Groups By P Skirts, gowns, chemises, drawers, corset covers also combination suits of corset covers and drawers and combinations of cor- set covers and skirts — beautifully made with iace and embroidery trim- We have been preparing for this event for months. Read these amazing bargains. ' GREAT MAY SALE OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR No sale of undermuslins ever held in tie West can compare Our wonderful cash buying organization has enabled us to secure bargains never Every one is a rare special for Saturday. Extra Size Skirts ;: Gewns Thése are special gar- ments in extra sizes for stout women. Thi® offer will certainly be appre- ciated by women who are too large for regular sizes, as this 18 the first time extra sizes have been of- fered at regular prices. TR R A G B AR T SRR T WY L 0 W NI MR YRR S i 5 SRR WP IR T A WA, ming, tucks, etc., at— 98¢, $139, $189 Children's Ideal Waist, 19¢ Sizes up to T years. Every woman knows the value and the regular prices of these {deal waists.. sl’—3 and sl’_’ 75¢ Colored Wash Petticoals at 39¢ In good quality plain and striped wash mater- fals, all sizes. at UNDERMUSLINS AT 4be. Very well made garments—nainsook slip-over night gowns with neck and sleeves prettily trimmed, also with yoke effects—walking length skirts with em- UNDERMUSLINS AT 75c. Gowns—Empire and kimono styles, elaborately trim- med. Chemises—Skirt lengths and extra long, bean- tifully made. White Petticoats—Rows of lace insert- broidered and lace trimmed fldunces — ambrella ings, cluster tucks, ribbon beading. Drawers—Um- drawers with deep embroidery or lace brella and regular styles—Ilace and em- and white petticoats with wide lace inserted 45e 75.; flounces—eorset covers daintily made— 98¢ ( wide umbrella drawers, ete.,, at........... ruffle—daintily trimmed corset covers, broidered, tucked and hemstitched— Hand Made French Lingerie at About 1 the Regular Prices short skirts and chemises. ................ immense assortment........... This great May Sale will include hundreds of dozens of exquisite real hand made French Lingerie, much of which was selected by our own Paris buyer, dealing directly with French commissionaires. Many samples are included. Beautiful gowns, chemises, corset covers and drawers, UNDERMUSLINS AT 98c. Night gowns and chemises of nainsook, soft combric and long cloth—more than twenty dainty styles of each—slip over effects, with KFrench embroidered vokes, some prettily ribbon trimmed—skirt, chemises Fine Celored . | Wash Petticoats . | worth up 9 8 o to $2at... Extra qualities of cham- brays, ginghams, ete. plaih and striped. Children's Drawers at 9¢ Worth 15¢ and 20c — tucked and hemstitched, sizes O to 7 years. - sa Children’s Skirts, at Heatherbloom Petticoats In blacks and colors, R 18¢c Worth up to 35c, sizes worth up to “’5 ‘ ’8c Corset CDVOI‘I‘.z g(l;emiues and Drawers, I Chemises, Drawers, Corset Covers lnd Genuine French Lingerie, worth up to 35 Genulne French Lingerie, worth up to $7 | Genuine French Lingerie, worth up to $9 2 to 10, plain tucking and e 2. worth up to $2.00, Gowns worth up to $3.50, lnd $6— and $8— lnd $10 — hemstitching—18c. LS T AT T i e $I98 ..................... §298 | Hiv-" T BN $3.98/ . ......34-98 Sno:lonouononououonouononononcnouoaoa HOHOEOEOHOHOHOEOHO=°=°=Qfl°=°fl°=°=°= Big Sale f Sample Millinery Bought from $1.00 MILAN HATS at 39¢ AEKLAND BROTHERS, on 8ale in Basement. 65 Bleecker St., New York, all their Finest Show Room Sam- ples, at actually Less than One- Half Price. We’ve added a number of extremely pretty styles from our own workrooms and offer the entire assortment at a {rac- Slyles |hat are New Quaiity You Can Depend Upon Women’s Low Shoes No store in Omaha sells shoes that have half the high quality of these at a price so low. All the newest and most popular styles are included—the new pumps, the new brown and black oxfords, smart patent leath- ers, ete.—other Special Sale Jewelry and Leather Goods One piece Baby Alligator Bags—all leather lined, with alligator {inside purnm—wur!h to $8.50— “pardnz - One thousand fresh, new, up- to-date untrimmed Milan hats —all strictly new 1909 sum. mer shapes; black, ‘burnt and white; on sale in 39 Five hundred genuine goat and cow hide bags- Anll leather and moire lined—worth to $2.50, at $1.25 and $1.00 Genuine leather bags—all with inside purse—real seal hand purses, your choice, at a9¢ | Women's fancy bracelets—hand chased and plain— narrow and wide widths—all genuine gold filled, with five year guarantee—worth to §8, at $2.50 Pretty Jabot Pins in large grape stone amethyst and the basement— worth $1.00 each. Pl . . e —— tOpas At ORCR ... i vantireecseinniairnas 25¢ stores ask $3.50; tion of their worth. . 4 7 y Miniatures in green gold frames for collars, at..25¢ ‘ our price........3 Trimmed hats in the pretti- UNTRIMMED HATS Men's solid gold scart pins, all stamped 10-k, and £- We are exclusive agents in Omaha for the famous Red est styles of the season—not a worth to $5.00, your choice Jet jewelry, showing all the very latest novelties in . Worth up to $5.00, at $1.50 A great purchase of the newest Cross Shoes for women—they bend with the foot and require no breaking. Prices ..88.50 and $4.00 hat worth less than $7.50 and| On Sale in uement——Another Big Sample Line v v many up t 12.00—v 3 1 . ¥ P hair ornaments, la Vallieres, belt pins, brooches, I g Aol iard At i A b Sutu'rdap\' 403‘.0 big _L;\;:'hmve Bought from Folgeman Bros. & Hirsh, N. Y., all new, 3250 chip, horsehair and fine qual- 8 |l each, from..................0nnn 25¢ to 825 » pretty and stylish—worth up to $5.00—basement, at. — YOUR CHOICE OF ALL THE FLOWERS and FOLIAGE in Qur Entire Stock, at One-Half Price. Thousands of bunches of flowers and foliage of every variety. | Fine large bunches Saturday at exactly half our former prices Brandeis Slores i g ! i E i i | i i ! i Ex ra Special for Saturday Men's Summer Underwear Mercerized Silk, Porous Knlt. ete. — worth up to $1.50, at.... ... Now Gomg on in Old Sloro Big Sale MEN'S CLOTHING All Wool Serges and $7.45 E $l4.75 I ol:lofiononononouonouononoflouo:louol:lo‘l:m:lo:lm:m - - =. - - S e s i~ ° w £ = e [ - o E = : 8. s. = s » - &n Worsted Sui sold earlier in the l 50 As a Special Feature of this Extraordinary Sale Saturday, We Will Sell %:lonononononouonm:lonououonouonononon=ol:lo=o=o=o=lo:lonouo:onaflononououonono m; ]mll]:n thts— nowlestbihapes —blac white anc urnt-— $3 Q $ 5 season for $5.00, at, each LL OUR IMPORTED MILLINERY AND ALL OUR MIDSUMMER HATS { | M s . At EExactly Half Price | Cut Price Drugs 1,000 Fancy Hand Decorated Pottery Vases JUNGLE MOOCN 26 6 cakes lvory Soap .. 3 cakes Colgate's English Proc ” s 3 The bi 26c Sanitel Tooth b++4 = B R A | 10¢ Outme, R ) N . . e lggaat song craze of all. 4bc Senitol Tooth Faste ie | 38c W u’("{nfi:n “ ‘;‘l:ll‘n‘llp ¥ :: Factory samples that were More catehy and tuneful than 2 Dr. Graves' 1oown Pow- | éwu:nn\mm. Shaviog S0 3 A . er . . 1 cakes Cocosmnut Oil 880 bought for almost nothing. ‘‘Rainbow’’ by the same writ- $1.00 l‘umyuun Nuu-‘- 185 TUICAIN 8D - o10 90 : : A Cream 2 B L . Saturday we are putting them er. It’s the tropical love song 26¢ KubltoMm - | 10¢ Palm Olive Soap [ tes' Dental :: Zbc package Cam hor Fiak i6c Stand Mirror . 5 on sale at a fraction of Dime Bafety Razor mere that everybody is buying now '8 e Hot Water Bottle. ..., The Rubber Gloves their value. Tankards and —special Saturday, Tesokle Qigle RUBBER GOOD * 280 T6e P o ® vases, worth up to $3, s0c Jave Fiice Powder #ee Bottle | 4260 ‘1"(3:5.'1':‘:::(5.[.""';; ringe . - 25e Batinette Rice Powder, 90, | $3.00 Victor's Female Douche m $5 and $8 each, 8., 140 2 A Ask for llmD“‘ of l.nxfllen erfume. this sale, each ........... Japanese o lonuylut kle, per oz, 500 Japanese glass wind bells—Nicely decorated—worth §0c— Saturday, at, each l,c for . Little School House in the Valley—ballad . Carmalita—Spanish love ATENT MEDIOINES $1.00 1, \&‘"l Pinkham’'s Vegetable Com . 89 pound B > Syrup of Figs ! 8o . 98.00 The big catch song of the season. You hear it everywhere you go—by Armstrong and Clark—the clever writers of “Baby Doll” and “Can't You See I'm,Lonely.” Come in and hear it sung, special for Saturday 19¢ BRANDEIS STORES RlGflTS OF ROAD IN AIR | the ground that it is a nuisance. They .Iu.]Ablllllnl Wilson. A conference was held prolei{l 7“‘2“ it on their roofs. The mana- | between Wilson and the Aero club manage- ger of the Aero club of California belleves the time has come for regulating traffic | .. SRR SN ATl et between earth and heaven To define the rights of balicons and air- ships and to protect aerial navigation, property owners and citizens from possible | with him. damages (s the purpose of & proposed ordi- | The Aero club members contend that the nance which the club is preparing for | time is near when aerial craft will be com- presentation to the city council. It will | mon in southern California, and that some probably be the first in the world provision must be made for their legal op- The subject was brought to the atiention | eration. Already Knabenshue has flown ©Of the city attorney and referred by him to | all over the eity in his dirigible; other alr. Hear your songs Bung 1 quart Thermos Bottle | by Omaha's popular tenor Mr. Carl Moritz, Free concert all day . — — — —— — ———— — — . i Y ficlals, as a protection against unskilled aeronauts; that sand taken up in a balloon be of a certain quality and sjfted; that cer- taln limitations be made regarding captive balloons; that alrships and flying machines be required to keep away from buildings and wires except where landing places are “wmmm‘ etc.~Las Angeles Times. with possibllities of human inturest. For eatin' the fust new potatoes from his own instance, if & beauty-squadder in (he dis- §arden, tho' Hank Calkins Is & close charge of her duty detects scme cne in | Ond with hi oW pens Aunt Sarah l(.::n Whom she is interested entertaining & fair | 1OB Is atiraciin’ ' considersble attention a0 unsuspected rival will thers be some | With her tlock of elghteen light brahmas {88 unsiedoriag sies] wil the [m"_m,_,’-nn an récord of twelve dozen in el of ‘ordinary procedure? A curlous mation |-GAYE. (he same Bein' writ up In the Smit 8 R Jreaeey -(‘hl(ll" Journal | ville Ba An' Wallls Weaver's bullflin & new roof barn. But | guess, every- e ——————— | thing considerin’, Bquire Hamilton's about ybody Swears by Him, the most popular man about these parts e best known man In this| 7OW Everybody seems 10 swear by the queried the advance agent for | Saulre, seeln’ hie's Jest been slected as the medicine show. asor.'~Judge. | o T otler.: answered l,‘,,;. ——— as Seaver slowly, as he careful ke You The tobaceo in_his black pipe, “‘Jake Sey: | QUick Action for Your Money~Tou get mour holds that record about now, by |that by using The Bee advertising colunn. ships are about to be constructed; a v'.uur] ber of flights have been made with the balloons American and United States; sey- eral flying machines of the “heavier than air'’ variety have been completed and awalt success to insure local use; many models of other machines have been made and several are under process of construc- tion. With all this going on the aero peo- ple believe that aerial navigation in south- ern California will be extensive very soon Calitornia Town . Plasning the Res- uiation of Aerial Naviga- tlom. 1s not un- timely to have such an ordluance framed and presented for passage. Wilson sug- gested that members of the club formulate articles and then hold another conference The city attorney’s office of Los Angeles s ongaged in a search for aerial juris- srudence because the captive balloon at Mesta Park, after the manner of all bal- oony, veers with the wind over divers and sundry lands and lots owned by park aeighbors. They object to sand baliast on ‘beauty The Aero club wants to make provisions u.u-‘n of :uls :;:d ‘ldnmen( mlfll’ll nhd» t \ave tectives to keep the iid on in places where requiring all balloonists to have permits, | nli sy’ s known to meek refreshment | eltiver from the Aero ¢lub or the city of X"“h their escorts after midnight is fraught