Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 29, 1909, Page 4

OMAHA Men's White and I Men's Odd I | E . 1 | y i | | =X | Fancy Vests | . Trousers | omomomomom i i For correct summer and out- 1 ta i They are very popular for sum- || ! l‘?l ‘;EY a !‘";’P “"l":::’d!‘n: o fi or. Select ome of these white | rench flannels, e f ' :;;““ o fiadhids ia 150 news "’ T&.N! Ns ‘f‘.:)n::) Jiriped serges. worth |; ! g o E t style—worth $2.60 | d | :zd 000 At S v ohe 980 | $3.98 and $5.00 ‘l‘ fi S h l rt S a'l e B J T g o o | e ! “Buy the Suit That is Right for Every Purpose and Every Seasen : U Men's Nogliges and Outing ) @ 8 ' ¢ [ Shirts, worth up to $3.00 at C u ’ l 0 Good pongee, mohair, gilk and sois- E i s E ette shirts, in all sizes—collars at- [} l © tached—regularly © ' 0 cold at $2.50 and C i 'S H BLUE SERGES ARE HE UNIVERSAL FAVORITES AMONG THE W... D RESSED MEN el 00 at.......... i] ' Blue serge suits are not special sale suits. You can’t find good blue serge at special prices ' fi Men’s pleated and plain bosom fl anywhere else but Brandeis. This was on a cash deal made by Brandeis before serges were so E shirts—neckband style-gsc fi l scarce as they are now. There may not be another chance in years to buy serge suits at such i E worth up to $2.00, at. E ) a bargain. Men’s $1.00 and $1.25 Shirts—Neg- ; % S E ligee and outing,, at, Soc a ’ [ R SRR e o l Men's Blue Serge Suits at $10, $15 and $20 5=, . "\ i H o That are Worth $15, $20 and $25. £ 0 Shirte—Bosement, at..... 2OC i These are certainly better than the ordinary blue serge suits that cost you higher prices every- l [l Men's 50c 8ilk Neckwear, 25c g T o * where else. All stri tl\ hand tailored by the most skillful workmen. Ten distinet models here. el 8b....... A b g v B i E l "”“"d““‘i“j‘f"'jm"“- flgnidflmowt faddish suits for young fellows and more refined and con- l fi Men's Li‘ht WOight Underwear g . servative styles for elderly men. Kemember that you save $5.00 on every suit, at— § Men's S8ample Underwear—Shirts and | Men’s 50c and 75¢ Summer Underwear e [l 8 RGN SeMAlC | —DBasenient, 8t ..oy 25¢ fi g Men'’s $1.00 Porosknit Union Suits, at, | Men’'s Munsing Union Suits—In all § i o[l each..... vev svnsvi Lvenis v ke | sinek ab. . ..$1.00t0$2.509 [ l i 0« " o o v ' I STRAW : o L] . ] Men’s $20 and $22 Raincoats at $15 | E f!&“lws gy l The genuine Priestley Cravenetted Raincoats, bought at a special price—plain greys HE] The new stiff or soft brim fi or fancy cheviots. Made with plain or new military eollars. Thvy are great E Straw Hats, great values at, ° | bargains Saturday at. ceiinnsianing sfesaveanceshestsanyens . 5 s each.....98¢ and $1.50 E { ° l 1] Newest and smartest styles, 1] ¢ This Sale Saves Yeu From $1.50 to $2.00 on Your Be fi in milan, sennett and split fi H i hats—on sale, Boys’ K : e o braid straw ) ° nickerbocker Suits 1. i at.....$2.00 and $2.50 i . ”50 ll\d“ : o Straw Hats of fine grade hard finish- | John B. Stetson Straw Hats, at ....84.00 fi i These suits are in ages 6 to 15 years and such great bargains were never before of- ° E s A eilendid Val ¢ 3 00 I Genuine Panama Hats,— iaslne ¥ fered in Omaha. Kinest boys’ suits in summer weights—single and double breast- n Loyl B! ues,.u vy -$3. ““""" .-+ 83.50 ‘500 -ksl'. | : ed styles—sewing ahd linings are best grade. Many of the famous o Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Caps, manufacturers’ samples—white duck, line l: ° “‘Banner Brand’ Suits for boys are included. Only new and . E and aloth, WOTth.MP 0. 780, 88 15w sdswisisinaine s e sbetehs v .25¢ E i up-to-date styles in this great group—worth $3.50 and $4.00, ' ] i} ' | ) [] S AT R VS 0 0 T8 56 o ls WIB e ouid @0 8 418 6418 Wbt BINATO A IS MBS OM 9 s i Boys Combmatlon Suits (2 Pairs of Knickerbocker Pants) o en S 4 oes fi ] g Brandeis shoes for men are the kind that hold their shape. ° 13 Lasts as long as two suits—made of excellent materials, well tailored and 33 5' 4] [} 4 the most practical and sensible suit for a lively boy, at ............. l fi They last longer and look better than the shoes you usu- E | e ——————————————CTay 3 % " . . . ally buy. The shoes you usually buy for $4.50 are priced ° \ 50YS' BASE BALL and BAT or Boys' All Woel Blue Serge Combination Smtl - SR e $3.50 o Y CATCHER’S MITT FREE With Every This is a boys’ suit that meets every purpose. It is an all wool blue serge s" 75 E a i | Boys' Wool 8uit. suit that is fine for dress or every-day wear—the price is........... S ot p—. O AL © G ¢ KOATD © AU 9 GITESID ¢ AL ¢ CULATIG © BTG ) AR ¢ GRS § USRI § IRTED © QRIS ¢ GRTERD KN 0 CMTIVS ¢ ST ¢ RN BTN @ RS ¢ P ] | ‘ Second |} .‘ L ?rn:gh Specmls Saturday HAIR «« BEAUTY PARLOR Floor Y | Il ¢ Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder..14¢ 6 Cakes Ivory Soap...... 1 : | 25c Sanitol Tooth Powder...... 12¢ v o SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY i { :—%T.j;fl F===c=io s [ 35s RRRta] Pace Groamy s i Lt A §6;~ui\eos°dl$fi i | Merry Widow Pufts—8 Cluster Puffs— 59 | Cluster Puffs— ;‘ on ycu»";':“":l"‘;" could iove you n (he . summeniime Wistertine B“l 0“. || 26c Colgate’'s Talcum. . -15¢ | 3 Cakes Jap Rose.. % | in set, $1.50 value 98 ‘ $2.50 value. sl I $4 value 1 eing the mMost m————=— | 76¢c Pompelan Massag 50c | 10c Shinola, special. .. .. | d 1 : ) 1 This song enjoys the d'isnncthm of bl "gm i) Pll’> Yol] Kld || Pond’s Vanishing Cream. . ...... 28c | 25¢ Camphor Flake | Beautiful natural wavy switch ~28 inch lnnh “ . 9 | 35 ’ e ed | — . sreess SSB'L?.':"CJ(:LR.'J.’:,‘,"d’”'?.m?‘f-'&fll:’l.fi":..::-':"iu".""“h-: || 50c Ingram’s Milkweed Cream..3pc | . RUBBER GOODS | $8.00 value, fOF ....... ;i “Lovellght"—It's popularit “Jungle Moon"—The big [inoe L T ey e ;gvczf-FS::nt:l':.lf?\:’;l;gsm'gé'. """ ’ Nataral ourly, file halr Trans- | $4-inch gray switch, fine halr— bty il Pl NI Zulu love song. BIg sale || 60c Locust Blossoms, perfume, oz.20¢ | 31:50 Fountain Syringe. .. | ToApen=A10 slue $' A0l vhlue; $6 .......... Saturday .. ... 19¢ | ZOchr:bn\lli‘plla ps-: o:_. Iltwm FApE P CIGARS | 0 ;.ficcnrth;' s' Q & T MeCartk udnut’s Violet Sec. Toile ater. ¢ Owl or. . 1l . uinin air 'onie, cCarthy 5 ) ; Water ..... .ove | Ae Capadura, 3 ‘ Pork and Beans, Patrika Rag, Tone my“(’)owln-.' 8:1;:‘?«:::‘;;:;:,’ Lady bOche'lr wer Girl Toflet Water. .:o: bcc' H;‘I’?m:;:ue {.;"fcr_ Creams, Powders, Rouges and other preparations are with the Red Cross, Carmelita, Bye, Bye, Broadway, Pndnin Tame Laugh- lgc } 60c Java Rice Powder, special..26¢ | 15c Gato Marcontes. . specmlly good. Give the desired effects and are very ing Moon, Little Red School House, Baby Talk, at R RN | 26c La Zell's Rice Powder...... 18c | 50 El Capitan General. Ii rmgonab[y pnced See our complete list of 10c music. All late hits. || 76c Japanese Honeysuckle, oz...50c¢ | Owls, per box of 60. $1.05 I FREE—Full size cake of Pnlm Olive Soap. Cut coupon nut of Saturday | BRANDEI s s' I o RES Evening Post and present to us and we will give you free & full size 10¢ cake, i == — —— —_— - S— I | chairman; man, Theodore John Baumer. Joseph Beckman, George Hof- Then, Vogel, Herman Sommers, s property at the fort. president from Tilinols, and John Fields, ‘(Le matter of the “public comfort atation® vice president from Oklahoma. body of competent, bright and Intelligent signal service men.” COUNCIL MAY BALE MAYOR |GENERAL ALLEN IS PLEASED RATES WILL BENEFIT 0MAHA / | they say there is no place where such a | St Jnuephu\llrh ? 5‘ 'l]au.:xn“ahg:m» General Allen visited Fort Omaha Friday \;v. l: Ollr:, ;Mm"v.“h Drleflde":!n.f (‘\l:rfl‘ station could be located unless the Bran- | Mman; Jacob Nachtigall, John Hol an, B p afterncon. He was given a reception there | rado, has wires at he is making every A | Sol , Peter Buger, Proposed Spo Sheldon and Funkhouser Knock His | dels' subway was confiscated, and this, | bich, Soiich Anton Gross gser, |Head of Signal Corps Gratified at by the post officers and student class now | effort to atiend the meeting, P s‘l"hll‘llléflu;rzfi lll;'l Adopted, ¥ o o | “ Immaculate Conception—Mike Kalamaja, ma under aeronautical Instruction. any of the officers s lon Art Gallery Proposition. thay sy, 04l net be. oo | ehatrman; John Bellts, Joseph Czerminski, Omaha Balloon Work. The wind was a little too brisk to permit balloon ascensions Friday afternos but COMES TO INSPECT THE PLANT |considerable demonstration work was car- are engaged in spectal work on the trains, . farsling 1 Sl Tepective et and | il HAK G 0QPY. OF THEM it is impossible for them to attend Mayor Dahlman has decided that he made | Mool (oablanski, | & mistake ‘In classing Councilman Funk- Bt. Wencesla: SAY CITY NEEDS FIRE HOUSES John Kielian. Joseph Bauer, chairman; Stanley Hruby. houser with Councliman Brucker, Johnson | Anton Egermie i . Sacred Heart—J. H. Conners, chairman; rled on in the big balloon house. assoctation from North Dakota, s the s L Tl e e A L er VAR e BN RN | o Bt ‘(vin Will Continue to| The STeater number of the student class | association from North Dakota is the | They Contemplate Reductions of from Dahlman With CRRERSIneE | o AR MDRIRUAE WK FIFS 1. St. Bridget's. South Omaha—John Flynn, et ke of officers will return to Fort Leaven- | newly appointed officer from that state. Risven te Pitts 'O S | bine to elect a republican president of the | oy girman;" John E. O'Hern, Willam J.| Be the Prineipal Signal Instruc- | worth Friday evenin # Prid ing from Bl ¥ OmiN 8 Wen 1 Charge Agninst Funkhouser, but councll and he had withdrawn the sting | Brennan. A 3 y ’ He. Wil Arvive 00y dvapiog S, B dred on Class Rates from {1 the Latter is Still Sore | of “tralior thrust In the side of the mem- | Agnes', South Omaha—John Me- tlon School of the United Stay ' Until Next Week. marck. He is the commissioner of agri- et g kg | 1 8 ber from the Eleventh ward. However, | Reown. —chairman: James Parks, Con States Army. Lieutenant Lahm, Faulols, Bamberger, | culture of the state as well as editor of e Just the Same, iad Bl Mgt g ol Y. o ey md:?};‘:\.:::;w;:rai:lm Keegan, 8. L. Winters | Winter and Dickinson will remain unuil|the North Dakota Magazine, a publica- —_— | before, if anything |* St. Mary's, South Omaha—John J PUR0 | meiundior Ganeral Tames Allan, chiat o early next week to assist in the ‘;n‘-mnrl\‘ulnl tion which has been consistently boosting | Manager E. J. McVann of the traffic | Trouble may be encountered In securing [ “Why d'dn’t the mayor find out where I E{n","‘“"}“,:;,,“:“"\ ol I SO U R | SENSIAT SRS S Aae ARAR: Shit sip ‘::r“\:{‘”“:““‘““' for shipment to Fort Leav- | tne National Corn exposition. ::1::; :‘rw::e“: ommersial club bus re- i the consent of the councll to subrmit to the | stood before he branded e o Y nhane's, South Omaha—Anthony |F'¥®d In Omaha Friday morning and 18 | “Boun balloons will be deflated here, and rates” which the Interatate Commetee people the pronosition of voting bonds in | asks that abused councilman, “I knew | St ehairman; Ed Ackramawts, Charles | duartered at the Paxton the hydrogen gas for Inflating them at Astragulus a commission is considering, at the sugges- | the sum of §75,000 to built an art gallery, as | nothing of the deal and the mayor had no | Ajkonis, Peter Vazgis “I am out here merely to take a lock | pory Leavenworth will be sent there in spe- tion of the Hill and Harriman lines. The i Counclimen Sheldon and Funkhouser say | FiEht Lo class me as a traitor to the party | over Fort Omaha,” sald General Allen which hold about 2,000 clal portable tanks, feet each of compressed hydrogen gas. hearing Is to be held June 9. Should these rates be considered just by ' JACOBS’" TRIAL NEXT WEEK | they will do what they can i) defeat ft. | Unt!l he found out where 1 stood.” ‘and will remain possibly over Sunday. I Valuable Member The i Mayor Lablman recommended the art| ENR NEW PATL | Want to see the big balloon house and hy- | tanky will be filled from the Fort Omaha the Interstate Commerce commission it B licry move in his annuat memage to the | MONEY FOR NEW CATHEDRAL |venss aan harast with ieiiting |droeen et which. 4s you Rnew. s iue | 32K NIl be ilied R PR e L ‘council, saying in his message tha had | | Elba Roberis Will Face Jury H.m-.«z and most complete in the United | : ) : . |cents per hundred of cluss rates from GRME, snvipgin DiAAmeEY (hat b9 Bl TO BE MEETING'S THEME e A inain T 8tates, 1F not tn the world, Gotopel Giase. | Bone in Woman's Foot Costs City Sav- | g 7u% P il Board and Par- Umd and Captain Chandler have been doing | lection could he secured If the city would | $t. Cecllia’s Buildis |William Hays ings Bank Twenty-Nine Hun- The basis of the Bpokane class rates is S . s, “Adop s from St. P erect a fireproof building for its reception. | ish Committees Will Have Con- STURGIS, 8. D, May 28.—(Special Tele- :::l:.wlenmd work in getting the plant in | = dred Dollars. :ln\d'"‘.:m"w’ Pt "";:d'u:n: ":" nmt”-r':v:l | o g e g i g g terence This Evening. | ram.)—The Meade county eircult court |Shap ¥ \v “ C H 8 hisage et L3Np:: Eniars | b ! . ¢ verber ey e e B g B i Fort Omaha Is going to be one of the 1 ome cre ommer ission. Apply the same | We need art galleries,” say these deino- | sdi 2 the Bt Cocllid's m.“dmfl day, when the case of Osear Jacobs, |ETAt forts of the country, and is now, for The broken astragulus has proved to be| class rates as from St. Paul, and from St | eratic councilmen, “and it would never do| Mem! s P Ll Bpimncc e i o Mo el Killing Elba Roberts in | that matter. It is and will continue to be | to I alk Corn Show worth $3,90, the jury returning that amount | Louls the same as from Chicago, except | to submit both propositions at cnee. Phey | bvard and the com - S el 1 the prineipal signal instruction school of to Mrs. Mary Carlon, who sued the City | Where the combination on the locals makes ! Woull kIt Sdon oiliad parishes of Omaha and South nmani« will | Sturgls on the night of January 18 will | e . 18 RN SR SCON b W Jeak. Tooch Dicner aneiy 06 por Sont o s i eet in the K s of Columbus hall this ( come up for trial. The trial will be . J sou er-Spokane rates, which s | Other recommendations of the mayor are | 1o’ 1 b ’,‘;f::fll f,li‘,,l\“,‘l,,’ ottt sl b votl My \f)_","".“ J'M; oA ;:: x Fol | “There 1s much vet to be done, but we y ¢ Whether it was the X-ray pictures shown | Missourl river-Spokane rates, which is pro- ! §iven no more consideration by men of his .‘; 'x‘ ll;.;:x“:n]\ t ’x ecilia’s cathedral | who will ex hasge clreuits with JuL:ue Rice [RAV® to g0 slow and keep within our | Assistant Secretary of Agriculture | ine jury, the eloquent remarks of counsel p‘;::mu:; ‘: o 1‘“ g ha to Spoki . 4 v | 25 SUREN o sommpleca i iy - 0 Wil excly | es money to build balloons. | i : i o lon's tears during her attor- he redustion from Omaha to Spokanp ! own party In the councll. ~The mavor| _ine church home of the Catholic diocese | of this circult. Rice goes to Flandreau | 1ea0s- “h..ll?,:,.fn"'.:.':i,d:r.’,l Uhd pullotie | Seeking Conference with Oficials :‘:)l:r:u"f,:'mn: o the Jory st any rete |and also applylng to St. Paul are as fob Wwants seats put in the park at Fort Omah ¢ Omuha. | Saturday night to conduct the trial of b ine 4 i i3 | . low First-class 3 to $2.50; mecond- | f Omah e ..« b you have seen, by of Big Exposition, rning the verdict for s: First-class, f1 0 $2.50; secon | but some of these democrais say there are | The board consists of F. A. Nash, F. J. | Mrs. Kauftman, charged with the murder |Src *Tall 8falrs. ga you have seen but | § A5 ‘:‘.‘; D e o ennety” Tne | class, $2.00 to $217; third-class, from $299 enough parks Ip Omaha and there is no | Burkiey, T. J. Mahoney, C. J. Smyth and | of her.servant girl. Jacobs' trial will at- ";i”:"m:l“:,‘:l:;mff sersgniysseliicyy | | tria1 of the aase is Its second, & first hear. |10 $1.83; fourth-class, $1.90 to 8155 fifth- need of spending money fixing up the gov T. C. Byrne. | tract a great crowd. | be taken to Fort Leavenworth for experi- | Assistant Secretary of Agricuiture Wil- {ing oding in & Girested vendiet tor defond- class, from u»n to § . class A, trom The canvass begins Tuesday and closes llam Hays will arrive in Omaha Saturday 145 to $1.33; class B, % to $L.04; class | menial and instruction purposes there. | !I¢ d ant and the supreme court granted & new | class D, fi 3 — - | June 15, the committees believing they can — to attend a conference of the genersl offi- C, from §1 to 53 cents; class D, from 90 to - { S AN .o [There 15 not any balloon house at Fort | to atte 10| i, A g g B e - l:mlc‘n;.;nn he ll\u‘u’m’n‘\mjn:\:‘ i ‘-‘::;m.‘_~““|n;l Lesvenwurth. We have a big tent there | €ers and state vice [nrnd-lnll of the n; o R TR A s rry ol g are the rish col e hie tional Corn association, who are to mee 2 Food is Polson for housing the balloons. | Most 0 nission roposes d llow The aches and flls ot coffee- W will do the work: Stomac’l ] roubl‘. L and discuss the classification for the next |y, the dyspeptic. Eiectric Bitters cure | The commission proposes | ey, slugged nerves, head and stomach :pm“:’le:m\w\l\" . Heatey, chairman; T o Other 0-""’{'”“'““"“' 9 Natlonal Corn exposition premium list nd | gy epepgla, liver and kidney complatnts and [ prote, ™ 0o CERS K0 B2 A0 16 FORERE S04 one: ! oad ugh Mc(af- : “Other ciasses o cers will be sent J pu is schedu disappear when one changes to M| frey, Willlam Bus P.'T. McGrath Your tongue is coated. to Fort Omaha for instructions. One of | UN® ProSTAm and the meeting of the Amer- | goniiity. Price &c. For sale by Beaton |ogtect on short mot It is desired to well-bolled S Philomena's C {|ican Plant Breeders association, Which | pris co, B 0 (aka héfast Tubw & chairman; Thomas Alb our brea! the finest field signal troops in the army | “UF AR T o AERACH S Rbantaian' | { Miller, Patrick Kennedy, Arthur J. e is stationed at Fort Omaha, but is now, I [ “\I Miet I OWans during the expomuon. POSTUM | Saane, Heary Moran. L Headaches come and go. | veiieve, enroute to Fort Leavenworth for | S BakS BO AVO NAUS 8 sntirenee | rick Lane, John Keyser, James P. Smith, | | practice and instruction. There are Sut o : - { “rd\urfil Geomheran, " o | These symptoms show that | four such companies at present in the serv- charge of the Ikrem gt “""1"9""‘1:;’"". AYER’S HAIR VIGOR St John artin, _chairman Others who will atten mee | . iée, but we are hoping to organize others | Bo7 A tond. Sevtenm. thet B | 1 & " Togmas Negoiarn, Tiahas | your stomach ls the treubla. Te | LL%,00 “3,1" 00" (U MIY i | B D Funk ot Bleomington, T, e | | Stope Pafling Mair P I | 08 y 0! 1 el » | > QG | :‘n“n g ! Family-Thomas H. Dalley. chir- | remove the causeis thefirst thing, | is becoming more apparent each year | dent of the association; P. G. Holden wi| | Destroys Dandruff MEnas ol Homt : | man; Thaddeus Leary, James Perkins, M ’s Stomach and | Wireless telegraphy has come to stay and | B. A. Montgomery, general vice pres « “Thar's o Rosson” ]| o iicubiods TiRpets Sl o | foe Cpumbariaite e T L S i | |Does not Color the Hair | re's a Reasen { B catiahan. " Wiliia Michaei | Liver Tablets will do that. Easy | onc o the best 11 the country. and the | nesota: W. C. Gilbreath, vice _president | e, Patrick Egan, 1 . { school is turning o o | from North Dakots; W. H. Youns, vice | Mary Magdalen | to take and most effe—" _ | Fort Omaha school is turning out u fine | from North ots oung,