Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 1, 1910, Page 10

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TUESDAY IS CIALBARGAIN DAY - P BRANDEIS STORES It is bargains like these that have made - Brandeis Stores Tuesday sales famous. $2.50 Bath Robe Blankets at 50c Each All'the balance of our entire stock of extra large size bath robe wrapper blankets, suitable for couch cover and bed * blankets. They have been selling up to the " present time at $2.50 each—your unre- c _stricted choice of any of them, each ... * $2.50 Bed Comforters at 31 Each A grand clearing sale of all the balance of our $ 00 bed comforters that sold up to $" at,ewh $1 25 Crib Blankets at 25c Each Afiother wonderful Tuesday bargain. All the balance of our stock on hand of those heavy Teddy Bear and "Mother Goose Crib Blankets. Have been “selling up to now as high as $1.25 each; ¢haice Tuesday, at, each. . s . Fine White Cambric Pettlcoats at $1.98 W of beautiful white petticoats, in all sizes— many with deep lace ruffles—others with fine $ 98 embroidery trimming—actually worth l— from $2.50 up to $4.50, at J— Heatherbloom Petticoats—Black and all colors— 98 look® like silk, rustles like silk, but wears better; special.. c 69¢ 15e¢ .25¢ and Tailored Waists—In all new styles for spring. They are worth up to $1.50; special for Tuesday. 1 3:¢ 1 23 18-inch Flouncings and Corset Cover Embroideries —Made of very fine nainsook and cambric; Tllesdny spe- 1 ,.220 olal, at, a yard, and 8ki .5e 18-inch and 27-inch !'lonnmngs Fipe 8wiss and nainsook; Tuesday special, at, a yard.. Pmmnon ‘Torchon Laces—Plat Val. Laces— harrow embroldery edgings; speclal Tuesday at, yd... n’s and Men’s Handkerchiefs—Plain white ‘hemistitched horders; a great variety of styles, at, each. Embroidered Turn Over Collars—New spring de- slgns; Tuesday special at, each. 8ilk Ruchings with Corded Rilgs-L ATl colork.a ispecial Tuesday bargain, at, a yard.........c.ovuu.. 8atin, 8ilk and Fancy Metal Buttons—All sizes, all’ éolors; special Tuesday at..iseseseesessposasssmasnss NEXT MONDAY ™y Greatest Rug Sale EVER HELD IN OMAHA ‘We Bought the Entire Stock of a Well- Known Retailer at a Great Sacrifice. This retailer was retiring from the rug business, but hie continues in other lines we are not at liberty to use is name. All the goods are new and seasonable. ‘The Bargains Will Be Amazing '/ SEE THE DOUGLAS STREET WINDOWS Watch for Later Announcements, BRANDEIS STORES OMAHA, TUESDAY fARCH 1, 1910, The March Style Books of the Ladies' Home Journ are | BEANELTS Selling the Swofford Wholesale Dry Goods Bankrupt Stock at Bennett's This Week The Hargadine, McKittrick Dry Goods company of St. Louis, bought all the original case lots of the wholesale dry goods house of Swofford Bros., of Kansas City. This stock was in turn offered to the retail trade in a monster sale, February 15th. Our buyers were on the ground securing a carload of seasonable merchandise at extremely low prices. Great Tuesday Bargains Wholesale Sample Line Spring Underwear—For women all kinds, styles and welghts, vests, pants, union suits, ete. On sale, now at censs Wholesale Sample Lines Hosiery—Severa] thousand pairs fine imported goods, lisles, silk lisles, embroidered goods in black and all colors, actual 50c and 75¢ goods, on sale at . zgc Swofford's Kid Glove Stock—First quality imported kid gloves, worth $1.25 and $1.50 pair On the tables tomorrow. Buy for Easter, now at . Foulard Silks—Buy them now. You are sure to want them later on. They were never so popular. From the Swofford stock sale we se- cured a fine lot of beautiful new spring patterns, just the gc kinds you'll pay a dollar for it you wait. . see 5 Fine Laces—Exquisite trimmings and patterns, in expensive imported kinds, at half—net top laces, Venise laces, baby Irish laces, cluny laces, filet laces, Irish crochet laces, Motifs, etc.— values $3 to $12 yard; all at .........‘% Price Zephyr Ginghams—Genuine Scotch goods in new patterns, qualities retailing in a regular way at 20c and 26c a yard. On sale Tuesday, at....... v “Mars" Silk—Beautiful new shades in this rich semi-rough silk fabrics, wears and washes like linen, special, ssc A Tuesday Sale of 150 Handsome Easter Suits for Women White Hairline Serge Suits, s All Wool Serge Suits, in the 19.“ Season’s Best Colors . .. We want you to comparé them With the finest $25.00 suits of which Omaha boasts. Compare thé materials, the linings, the trimmings, the perfect cut, the tailoring, ete. ‘We promise you such value you’ll wonder-how we can do it. New 82-inch satin lined coats with long silk shawl collar. Perfectly fitted pleated skirts in the newest modes. Colors tans, greens, greys, blues and white serges. Positively the best $25.60 values ever shown, all at...... On the Frisco Fred Harvey Serves the Meals On Frisco trains passengers take their. meals Across the in Fred Harvey Dining Cars. The Frisco is Fields of the only road to Oklahoma and Texas that has Okla- this perfect cuisine. These diners run on the finest homa trains to the fairest land through the prettiest scenes that Nature knows. They take you out of Electric the North, where winter hangs over into spring, Lighted down to the Southland, where summer is never late. Library A ride on the Meteor, leaving Kansas City every Cars day, is a trip that only the Frisco furnishes, Lare made of fine soft kid. rSat’isying ouality- -Saving Prices HAYDENs - BLE STORE AWord to Women About Comfort Footwear See the New Spring Suit Styles Tuesday is Bargain Dai' In Our Busy Cloak Dept. 0dd Garments and Broken Lots will be closed at About Half Their | Actual Retail Worth, Any woman who suffers with tired, aching feet needs to not only know of but see and try on a pair of our foot comfort shoes. Just a word or two as to what they are, but it in no way conveys an estimate of their worth. These shoes are specially constructed and one gize smaller in the instep and heel and two sizes wider in the sole, glving a snug fit over the instep and heel, allowing the foot to rest wholly on the sole as it should, relleving pressure from bunions, if you have them. They The We TATLOR SUTTS New spring styles, wanted color! and fabrics, all sizes; values to $20.00, 8t cereensess-$12.50 SILK DRESS! One lot in pretty Foulards and the popular Pongees; values to $156.00, at New Spring Coats—Coverts and broadecloths; choice, at ....... cesenee Children's Worsted Dresses—To $5.00 values; on sale, cholce values up to $18.00—your $4.98 and 87.50 Fleece Lined Wrappers—Entire stock; values to $1.25, at..aseconmeTOG High Grade Wash Goods FORENOON ONLY All French, Scotch and demist Dress Ginghams, at exactly half price—only one pattern to a customer. Bed Spreads 500 dozen Bed Spreads, large and heavy. Tuesday on sale at nearly half price, lur_prlce 10%c; 10 yards limit, at, Sussex $1.65 large Quilt ..., P97 e| VAT ciivrver wesnsnnreirasn. 5@ Hanover $1.98 large Quilt....§1.19 From 10 to 10.80 A, M.—72x90 Sheets, Lexington $2.50 large Quilt...$1.38 Gem, heavy round thread sheetings, is placed with us? full bleached; regular price 69c eal, UICK WORK, BE? Llnen Dept- 4 sheets limit, at, each .... 38 Other_yards cannot do it. We can. ed ¢ From 2 to 2:80 ¥. "M,—26¢ hemstitch+ large Towels, large enough to hy? Because our office is in our 10¢ each for best hemmed Huck| mpke dresser scarfs; 6 towels limit, YEier Whall e dellversd promptiy. ~ ||and Bath Towels, worth 15c. O B R R i e polT fimods Badians Is;n;‘lll, {ne 15¢ for large hemstitched Satin|¥rom 8 to 8:30 P, M.—Defender 72x9 e Tl O ihis || Damask Towels, worth 26c. Sheets, extra “’,"" round throad; of it, a saving of $1.50 on every tor. 25¢ for extra large and heavy regular price 76¢; 8 sheets limit, at, Quality and gquantity guaranteed. each covvvann o Turkish Bath Towels, worth 89¢ each. From 4 to 4:80 p. ‘30¢ each for all pure linen hem-| jarge Bed Spreads; regular price stitched Huck Towels; 50c values. Rosenblatt’s Cut $1.98; 2 spreads limit, each..97¢ Price Coal Co. ¢ 1223 NWicholas Phones—Bell D, 413; soles are flexible and easy. have them in button and lace. ' Turned Soles .......83.50 Welt Soles .........84.50 AFTERNOON ONLY All silk mixed Wash Goods and alf mercerized wash goods will g0 at halt price, One pattern only, Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam 8t, COAL Consumer DId you ever stop to think that you receive your coal shortly after order Time Sales P From 9 to 9;80 A. M.—Thistledown 36-in. heavy bleached Muslin, regus Pure, high grade California Port and Sherry Wine— ¥ Per quart, 29¢, 36¢ and 50c. - Per gallon, $1.00, $1:25 and $1.50 Stroeet. Ind. B-1413. Home Made Grape Wine, red or white; per gallon. .. $1.00 { PLAN YO FEDERATE STATE © CHILD-HELPING SOCIETIES [ Committee Appeinted to Devise Means ald Report at Meeting in ; Omaha April 4. 'A committes to ‘consider and report on a plan of federption of all child saving and heiping organizations of the state was “named st a meeting at the Omaha Com- reisl elub. Monday by workers of this aracter. The committes consists of Dr. 1 W. A. Clark, Mrs. Draper Smith, Miss | 'Gstonjof Lincoln, Very Rev. G. A. Beecher § tof Omaha and C. B. Manuel of Kearney. This committes 8 to report at & meeting ih Omaha April 4 {Miss Caton, agent of the Nebraska State Publie Schools for Dependent Child- ren, at ldmpcoln, said that the Institution Wil be. able to take and care for children " from the Omaha Detention school 'up to any reasonable lmit. | One of the main purposes Judge Sutton | Nad In cliing this meeting was to find < gut Just how and to what extent the state " school, formerly the Home for the Friend- less, can co-operate with the Jjuvenile . eourth'In the matter, of caring for children Whe Detention school Is overcrowded Futther, /the 100al workers desired to in- ftiate & movement to combine all agencies * working on this line, for more effective | fction, and it is expected the federation ’m. be brought about at the April meet- [ send singers to Omaha. This will make the chorus at least 1800 strong, provided rates are given by the railroads. There will be ninety-eight clubs represented at the Saengerfest and the directors will ask that German colors be displayed all over the oity. A speclal committee will visit Chicago next week, when there will be a meeting of the Western Passenger association, ‘and will ask for rates. The request will he backed up by the Commerclal club and by delegations from several other large ‘western elties, The Omaha chorus now numbers 250 sing- ers. The fun for the entertainment s coming along nicely and already over $10,- 000 has been raised. A Life Problem solved | by that great health tonie, Electric Bit- ters, is the enrichment of poor; thin blood and strengthening the weak. 30c. For sale by Beaton Drug Co. Cough Stopped e Rt R et to Souighs or ey fever and catarr. Get Free s-mpl o e m.. 2ivere Or wi l—.—lfi.cs ONDON'S Frisco to the Southwest From Kansas City Is Plouglung Time in Texas In Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas, the big Frisco states, the people are healthy and wealthy and happy. Frisco farms are happy homes because the climate is right and a man's energy works for himself. You have been thinking about the South ever since the winter ‘started— now is your best chance and your best time to go and see Frisco for yourself. Farms Take an electric lighted train to sun lighted rose gardens. are The sleeping cars on the Frisco are wide berthed, smooth Happy niding, carrying you in comfort while watchful trackmen Homes and a careful train crew guard your slumbers. On the first and third Tuesdays of each month round trip tickets are sold at special low fares. Ask your home ticket agent about them or write me where you want to go and I will tell you just how to arrange your tripand how much it will cost. J. C. LOVRIEN, Division Passenger Agent Junction Building, Kansas City, Me. - ————— Hotel Martinique B'way, 32d and 33d Sts, NEW YORK CITY IN THE HEART OF THINGS | ) HIGH CLASS FIREPROOF HOTEL Handsomely furnished, all outside L rooms, with every modern appointment oneblock from Now Pean Depot, near all lgading department stores and theatres, Grand March Grocery Opening Sale IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY NOW.|grown in Callfornla. They are not bitten NJ or frost bitten. They excel all others for quality, and the cheapest to buy. - ¢ Speclal car for Tuesday at the followw ing special prices: Regular 17%c¢ size for sale, per doz.12%a 347 | Regular 20c size for sale, per dos ,..15a Regular 25c size for sale, per doz 17%e Regular 30 size for sale, per doz Regular 35c sizo for salé, per doz . Regular 60c size for salé, per dog ...300 To .every purchaser of i, dozen orgmora of any size we will seil you one M the best silver plated orange spoons, 'guars anteed for ten years for sic Am 1bs. ‘beat Pearl 4 Fher S 5. Fun § Ibs: Chofc’g Hapan Rice . Tho best Bulk Starch, per ib': F Wi h ROOMS WITH PRIVILEGE OF BATH, Best cmemfi‘:?f-‘n'n?fnflk'par $1.50 per Day and Up. [§l | 1> cans Soees’ gweet Sugar Corn. 7 s m ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BA! 3 ,;,2.,5.“", (YA BEANS. PAEM Y 1“ Tall cans Chol $2.50 per Day and Oil or Mustard Sardines, ‘We Are Down Prices, ) he highest ciass of accom- Large cana Mystard Sardines, oe.,,k Thru:\‘elt fancy Creamery Butter, per/ FoRKtibasatIEMcAs TN The beat Soda, f')y);cz?s'r‘ Crack Ly 8 Tga best' Country Buiter, pound The best Fancy Daliry Butter, 1b The best Fresh Eggs, per doz 1-1b rolls good Butterine -..: 2-1b. rolls_Good Table Butterine . The best Full Cream Cheese, per Ib. FRESK VEGETABLES LESS 'rnu WHOLBSALE Fresh Beets, Carrots, lots, per bunch Two heads Fresh Leaf Lettu Two bunches Fresh Radishes The new addition willbe completed on September 1st, glving hotel ca- pacity of 640 rooms and 400 baths. ER ] Walter Chandler, Jr, Manager The cheapest and most economieal to buy. Cholce California Prunes, per 1b ......4 Fancy Santa Clara Pruncs, per 15 Fancy Italian Prunes, per Fancy Cleaned Currants, per ib. Cholce California Muir Peaches, Ib. Crawford Peaches, per 'lb Artesian Water Free | Fsy samiont chstchetn B, Faney Callfornia Seedless Ralain The present agitation regard- Fancy Seeded Ralisins, 1 1b. ing the clty’s drinking water, [i| 25 IIGHLAND ¥ Dkg . AVEL ORANGE Cheaper _than _apples, Eresh Large Cucumbers, 1b prompts me to inform the pub- lic that the Pure Artesan Water healthful fruit grown o eat. Fresh Cabbagé, per ighland Navels .are the fincst!Fresh Sweet r'nt-m- per’ ib is free to all who care to use it o&u'\“ TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST ©, Pava ROME MILLER, "The Bee for Allthe Sporting News e — A STREET CAR STRIKE Need Not Bother You Take Advantage of Our BIG S ALE “We Can Not Wait For the Weather” WE MUST SELL 100 BICYCLES AT ONCE Our new Sporting Goods Stock has taken so much room we are obliged to sell our latest shipment blcyr‘le goods at once, jinning Tuesday..[ ook at These Prlces--!or Cash Only and for Only 12 Days--iiins Saterder. ch 1st Cyclometers, worth $1.25, for o 26c Bottle of Ol .. Rough H\del.M'ullrél’ Cycle ({rlp; for . 10c Bottle of Ofl . Pedals, worth ) per palr, for oy Motor Cycle Goggles, for .. 10c Cans of Metal Polish .. Roller ('fnlln-, Mn'rlh' $8.00, for Chains worth $2.00, for . ICYOLE TIRES Chalins worth $1.50, fo: b Motor Cycle Lamps S 1000 kind, for 00 | $7.00 kind, for Motor C: ‘1":“;1':! b !m” gor -00 | $8.00. kind,' for 6,50 l‘ 408 k?ng ;nr o Casings, worth or L8 y tR = Inner Tubes, worth §4.00, for 8 127108, Eindy fos " i Motor Inner Tubes, worth §3.16, Ty Pure icycle Tubes, worth $1.50, Come in and let us give you a concert of the new BELLS AND nonn March Records for the Edison Phonograph. Worth $1.00, for Worth 75, for Turnips or Shals Fresh Cauliflower, per 1b . Fresh Parsley, per bunch SALXE | Fresh Ripe Tomatoes, per | most Motor Motor Worth Worth Worth Worth Worth $1 ‘We carry a complete stock of Edison goods—including the mew $200.00 Amberola Machine. The wonder of the musical world. Come and hear it. Worth 50c, for Worth 36¢, for Worth 25¢, for .. $1.50, for . 25, for . Motorcycles From2iH.P. t Motorcycles Botter Health Means Gfiater Success N NP ISR (RN RS Come to the leaders of medical specialism. Years of close study, thoue sands of dollars spent in researches and scientific investigation have made us | expert and proficient. If you need a physician, get a good one. You cannot afford to jeopardize your future health and happiness by negleot or experiment with uncertain -nl | unreliable treatment. - PERMANENT ' SYMPHONY HERE | This May He Ome of the Outgrowths 1 of the Sacugerfest to Meet in Summer, symphony orchestra may oom'nc of the Saenger- CATARRHAL THE BEST chain, belt and shaft drive, with all the new prices. If your Motezeyals 1 gus of order we can 'ooket Xuives. WH NEED TEE m-;— U NEED FOR 12 DA" AND ¥O! ALL NEW GOODS AND ALL GUARAV'IEFD—AIJIUST EVERYTHING ON SALE Are you suffering with Rheumatism, Goiter, Gall Stones, Catarrh, Epll- ~-Best on Enrth epsy, Paralysis, Stomach Trouble, Liver or Kidney disease, or any of the kin- Even Natlonal Blcy(:les On Sa'le —___—_~ Our $60 National, complete with brake, for. :oro'd.:hronlc and nervous (ln-m which afflict both men and women? If Our 850 National, special, with brake, for. Our 850 Heavy Service Model, with brake, tor. . DR. SEARLES & SEARLES, (18 South {4th S$t., Omaha, Illl.i Bee Want Ads Boost Your Business Our $35 and $30 lh)ulllern. with brake, for . ment erly of Davenport, to Omaha and will nmny orchestra, of sixty- o Saengerfest. These will now in Omaha of about twenty play- Anstrumefits not now In use in this committ, Reliable Dent!fistry Taft’s Dental Rooms which has wns in Ne- reports Omaha Bl(_:zcle'Co., 16th and Chlcago Metailers of Bmart Goods o Facetor 18 Foars—W. / IF YOU ARE OUT OF TOWN AND WISH 4 UATALOGUE OF AN TRING

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