Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 9, 1910, Page 12

THE BEE. OMAHA, WEDNESDAY BRANDEIS STORES The Newest Spring Models MILLINERY Correct in Style Modest in Price In advance of the season we show hundreds of stunning hats for spring wear. These are designed from models im- ported by us and adapt- ed from expensive pat- terns by otr gwn skilled designens, F‘very hat in Brandeis Stores is correct in style and harmonious in color ! scheme. We mention two groups ‘of pretty hats— strictly upto-date in style, at— You Are Never Sure Your Hat Is Exactly Right and En- tirely Becoming Unless It Comes from Brandeis Stores. 18 and 22-inch Fine Embroidery Flouncings, 8kirt- 2 5 ings and Corset Covers—worth 50c a yard, at. c Fine Embroidery Edgings, Insertions and Beadlngr— 5 effective openwork designs, at, a yard.......... C Fine French and German Val. Laces and Insertions—also erochet, cluny and Armenian effects —many worth 5 100 a yard, at. . C Women’s Lisle Thread Hosiery—Also silk flmshed mercer- The Spring Quarteriy Style Book . Including Any 16¢ Pattern. A Great Dress Goods Commotion The Sale of $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 Dress Goods From Atlantic Mills Continues; at, Yd. 69c Has stirred Omaha women to action as they have seldom been stirred before. Certain it is that such a genuinely good bargain was never heard of in this city. Hundreds of pleces of the most select spring dress materials, fresh from the leading mills of America are on the counters at half and less the actual values. Right at the opening of the spring season, mind you, when every woman's thoughts are turned to needed clothes, comes the sale that has aroused the keenest interest. Shoppers fairly crowded the alsles. Not a single purchaser but who has spoken in the highest terms of the fine values. Hvery new fabric is In the line, new serges, new gray materials, new stripe suitings, Ottoman cord fabrics, shadow stripe effects, etc., in every coucelvable new shade. The selling continues all week. Finest of all wool ma- terials, worth $1.00, $1.25, 'l 60 and $2.00, at, per yard s . Elaboute Displays Now in Authentic Styles Women’s Easter Suits Bennett styles are the correct styles. New York's foremost fashion creators have been drawn upon for our new spring lines. Not a day passes but what some new ones are passed into stock. They are ex- clusive models, too, not shown elsewhere in Omaha. Upward to 2,000 suits are now ready. Nowhere are prices 6o universally'low. The new two and three button coat suits are particularly beautiful, They are shown in the new serges, worsteds and suitings, with fine satin lined 32 inch coats and long roll collar. Come now for your Easter Suit. mnd greatest values are here, at— Unmistakably the best showing MARCH 9, ized and children’s school hose—all kinds—worth l 5 = ————————————— Special Sale of Embroidery Silks 36 skeins of the best embroidery silks for 10e. These silks will be in packages of assorted colors and sell regularly for 400 per dozen; special—36 skeins for. . 10c Special for Wednesday in Sweetland Assorted Home Made Cream Caramels The regular 40c kind--East Arcade--at, pound, N0 COLOR LINE FOR LAYMEN o— Negro Churchmen Admitted in Work of Foreign Missions: ON SAME BASIS AS THE WHITES Joseph Barker Hucepeds I. W. Care penter as Chairman of the Fi- nance Cominittee and Wil Puah the Work. The Omaha Laymen's’ Missionary Move- ment convention, will not exclud Toes. At least tWo Omaha negro churches will be Tepresentsd ‘In the convention to. be held at the. Auditorium, March 17-%. This de- olsion was reached at 'a meeting of the executive . committee held at the Young Men's Chpistian ‘association, Tuesday noon. The executlve committee in charge of similar work in"the Denver, Colo., dls- trict last week voted to exclude negroes from thei} convehtion, which 1s soon to be hald thers. “If misslons are good for the colored man in Africa they are good for him in Omahg, or. in Denver," sald Henry F. Kieser, chairman of the committee on doputation, .at the meeting held Tuesday. ‘The meetl) was. also concerned with Cultivating Slimness Fat womeh must take this injunction to heart if they want 1Q be in style for the new modes wil] not drape over a fat figure. The fat hils got to come off quickly, but without harm, of course, and this means only one thing can be depended upon. are too slow. The ts to wear a form- | clinging gown mast make tmmediate trip to her druggist and get a case of M mola Prescription Tablets, which will cost her about 7§ cénts, Taking one'®f these after sach meal and at bedt! I #hould be enough to bring her to’ the. “loaing-a-pound-s-day” stage before even th it case {s.used up. It is hard- ly beMevable that such delightful results can be obtained witkout harm and for such & small sum of money, but then, fact is stranger than fiotion, ‘et the effects of these tablets by get- un Jourselt. either trom the Mar- Farmer Bldg., Detrolt, Mich., or from any drugatst. They are hade i exact accordance with the famous Mar- mola Prescription and, consequently, can not have any Ill effects —(Adv.) o e Boa Gung L a nrsce- «class physician's prescription, and it will' stop your ‘cold while you work in an entirely new way with- out the busging or ringing in the ears, the terrific perspiring or that worn-out feeling which follows the usé of quinine. This is one of the best remedies of the great American Druggists Syndicate of 12,000 druggists, and you'll say it is far nhead of the old. fashioned way, because it is so quiék in fte action, and it is mila, pleasant and harmless, Try this new A. D. 8. way for 26¢c, at any A, P 8 drug store where you see this sign in the win. dow 19¢ other plans for the convention. The ban- quet for the opening night has been placed In charge of a committes of twenty-five Omaha. church women. A meeting of the chairmen of the mls sfonary boards or all of the Omaha chure! to be held Thursday at 12:15 at the’ Young Men's Christian assoclation to eomplete arrangements for church represeniation in the convention, was announced. The pas- tors of all of the churches are also expected to attend this meeting. Statistios Al In, E. H. Westerfield, chalrman of. the statis- tics committee, announced that the work of his organization has been completed. He will submit a report showing the number of church members in Omaha, the number supporting forelgn missions and the aver- age per capita of their contributions.’ These figures will furnish a basis of comparison in future work. Similar reports from Kan- sas Clty and Topeka will be presented to the delegates to the convention by charts and on cards lald at each table. I W. Carpenter, chairman of the finance committee, stated that ail of the churches have raised the amounts which they have subscribed to the oonventlon' movement. On account of his departure for Califorria Mr. Carpenter resigned. His place was filled by the clecuon of Josaph Sarker, who distinguished nimesif by raiving 20 per cent more In the Eplscopal church than had been subscribed to tha funa. | Lincoln Business Club Denounced Called Barrier to Progress by Will M. Maupin at Ad Club Comvention in Des Moines. WIill M. Maupin, deputy state labor com- missioner, threw a bomb into the camp of the Northwestern Ad club men at Des Moines Monday when he announced that the Commercial club of his city was the greatest hindrance of-any institution In the matter of making progress and getting new enterprises. He stated that W. S. Whitten, the secre- tary of the Commereial elub, had been to seo some of the leading merchants to fn- duoe them to have their advertising men withdraw ' from the Lincoln Ad club. Henry (Gering of the Omaha Ad club ad- dressed . the convention Monday: evening at the Des Molnes. Auditorium and told of the national convention which i8 to be held in Omaha . in July." Will A. ‘Campbell of the Publicity - department of the Commerctal lub of Omaha, told of .the many reasons why the assoclation should oxtst Waterloo, . In.,. aspires to the honor of holding the next national convention of the ad clubs and will send its entire Com- mercial club to this city to boost for the convention. Several smaller Iowa towns which have no ad clubs sent representa- tives of the commercial clubs to the Des Molnes convention. L. G. Gritfin, general agent of the Penn- sylvania lines in Omaha, attended the con. vention to get an idea of the magnitude of the Omaha convention in order that his \ine - might prepare to handle erowds of delegates from New York, Philadelphia and other eastern points. ———— Would Have Cost Mim His Life, Oscar Bowman, Lebanon, Ky., writes; *I have used Foley's Kidney Remedy and take great pleasure in stating it cured me permanently of kidney disease, which cer- tainly, would have cost me my life." Soiq by all druggists. Stors: Bottied Book Beer. Supplied promptly to private family trade. Get your order In early. Charles Sters. "Phones, Webstor 1300; Ind., Bl $15, $19.50, Luxurious “Madam Grace” models for 1910 all th fashionable In the new “Madam Grace' are reflected the embodiment grace and shapliness of the uitra modes. They express to the hlflha!! American woman's conception of struction. to a stylish. degreo of eas year' slenderness with a eful, youthful lines advanded fashions. $25, $29.50 Corsets o charm, degree the deal corset con- These famous corsets mould the figure wondlflml and comfort to the wearer, and that mark “Madam Grace’ Corsets appeal to the most alurlmlnnflnl ‘The materials are ric} flnalt coutils, silks and brecad ed h walohn the most suc and luxurious, being of They are stay. ful boning ever They are long skirted corsets an have shirring string at b\lll line. Prices rl... each, $a to $18 American Beauty Corsets from— e from the e faotory lnd produced by the Madam ace and are Gry beautiful and atylish somes roa todgy at dlmnct model for eacl §1, $2, $3.50 to Wednesday Notion poguias ular prlnc Supporters, for women, | Darning Cotton, 12 spools to box; special, “pin-on” style, worth 26c and 80c....10¢ Binding Bralds, pleces, odd lots, for, each .. ........5¢| 2cards .. Dress Shields for 1Q¢|Machine box .. G-yard|Safety Pins, nickel plated, dozen on card, ‘Ther $10 Day at Bennett’ unly, 100-yard spools, 2 spools . .. .5é e 15¢ Byoo‘ Cotton, 200-yard spopls, all numbers; special, 2 spools. . 5¢ Bilas ywn Tape, all oo -B@| widths; 12 yards to Silk, black| bolt, for ......10¢ SOMETHING NEW Monegram Yeur With the ¢¢ own Stationery Monopress”’ A clever little press which will slip into your pocket- book, and with which you can emboss your own initials or two-letter monogram on any kind of stationery with practically ‘no trouble. The “Monopress” can also be used for marking linen to be embroidered. Special Demonstration in Stationery Department, Linen Correspondence 1 pkg. of 72 sheets pkg cnvelopel to {2 208 ., s be s Paper, | Box Stationery, a clean- and 1 up . of soiled and dam- match, aged boxes selling at 60c .2%5¢ | and 76e, for BENNETS'S BIG GROCERY SPECIALS TEA SALE—2500 pounds Basket Fired Japan Tea— The usual §8c quality for. rED BFBOIAL - Henneit ¥ Lo Bonnct L] Rlllnhl. Cfif! Double Stamps on Mustard, Layndry, Starch, ususliy e, at § Btaliwercics Cocon, H-Ib; can Stallwerck's Chocol Beeded Raf w large Asortment. {’k S!trlln( Silver Gloss Starc! Sterling Cluno & Bouble Stamps orn Starch, ib. Dkg. oF Corranta 126 Diga, at pitol 496 cans 3 for Molled Special—Benn Culfurnu Ripe OII for ):relklu( coffee, 2 - 400 l Double Smmps with 800 each kind, ~1b. can48e—and 60 stamps .80c—and 30 stamps Granulated Sugar. . stamps stamps s for. stamps stamps 50 B Oats, 3-1b. pX§. for ats, PXE. fo ‘: ins, at 3 for. Diamond Crystal T Ple-l,l,ll bottle ley's Pure Clp"ol Baking. Pow: or, Lawn Grass o ™ 1b. can b WIFE'S FONDNESS FOR BEST BUTTER CAUSES MEN WOE It Leads Her Husband and Another Porter to Appropria Fine Brand. A pound of butter, & tallow candle and several hard, stale buns, coupled with the fact that a wife's taste for butter was highly cultivated, got. two colored. men in a whole lot of trouble in police court. James P. Allen and Lester Burlll, cooks on & Unlon Paocific diner, were arrested, accused ‘of stealing provisions from their car. Spec¢ial officers of the rallroad, who made the arrest, upon searching thelr grips found a pound of butter amd fourteen buns In Allen's grip, a tallow candle and several buns lu Burill's grip. } Allen clatmed that his wife desired a certain brand of butter, only: procurable in QOgden, Utah, and the butter found in his possession was bought thers by him. He said the ‘buns were unavallable for use on the car, as they were stale and he thought it proper to help himsalf. The butter found in the grip was in- Aocutalor ‘salad 2 sacks 0; or 25 Ibs. stamps stamps stamps troduced in evidence and disclosed the faot that it had been mide by a local concern Judge Crawford Qxa) Allen 325 and costs and asgessed Burill §l.and costs. BUILDING PE p -2 Nine New WResidomces Planned by Hastings & Heyden—Hub Par- ftan Laundry to Build, Hastings & Heyden have taken out nine | permits for that many new resldences, to | be erected on South.Twenty-first, South Twenty-second, Larimore avenue, Pinkney street and Vewsmon avenue. The houses will cost from 81,760 to'$2,600 each. The Hub Pesitan Laundry company has a permit to eyeet new laundry building at thelr’ presemt Mocation on Farnam street. The new buldling will. cost $5,000 ——ey A Shooting Scrape with both plirties wounded, demands Buck- len's Arnlos Salve. Heals wounds, sores, burns or Wesles. c. For sale by Beaton Drug Ce ITS ARE MANY | HAYDEN: For Early Spring Wear We have just recelved some new and nobby styles of early spring footwear for women and are ready to show them to our customers this week. $3.50 to $5.00 are the prices of the best of these goods, and they represent the best there is in women's fashionable foot- wear for Spring. We invite an in- spection of the correct styles in smart shoes for immediate wear. FRY SHOE CO. THE SHOERS 16th snd Douglas Streets. Prepare s Company By laying in a supply of prepared mixed drinks, made especially for the home, Manhattan Cocktails, 66c, quart Martini Cock 65¢, quast Merry Widos 3% pint 3500 pint 650, Quart, Maraschino Cherries, quart b Home-made Grape Wine, red per gallon . . Lady Olerks in Attendance CACKLEY BROS., WINE MERCHANTS 131 N. 16th 8t. Opp. P. O. Both Phones int 86¢, pint $1.00 Selling Easter OXFORDS SPRING SHOES in all the new creations for men WALK-OVER STYLE in every pair Your Next Purchase Should be at the WALK-OVER SHOE STORE 314 SOUTH 15TH STREET. ED 8. THOMPSON, Walk-Over Man. Nettleton Agenoy. ANNOUNCE THE LAST DAY OF THEIR CUT PRICE SALE ON PATENTS $2.95 WEDNESDAY ONLY Tomorrow will close out all shere are left of these $4 Patent Kid Shoes at this reduced price— Hundreds of people have taken ad- vantage of this unusual cut price on Sorosis Patent Kids and many have bought several pairs, know- ing as they do that is a shoe chance not often open— ‘The new things In short fore- part Pumps and Ties in both the Monogram and Sorosis lines are now arriving and will be shown immediately after this sale. Sorosis $3.50, $4—Monograms $3 Sorosis Shoe Store 208 So. 15th St., FPRANK WILOOX, Manager, FOOD FOR Weak and mnervous men who find their power ta E nd youthful viger NERVES s & Tesult of over: work_ or men rtion should taks SRAT'S NERVE FOOD PILLS. They will make you eat and sieep and be a men m“ '"'.':mmu' ars DRYG co, Wirents. THURSDAY New Dress Trimming Novelties THE RELIABLE STOrT The very choicest new ideas in fine Bands, Fdges, Ga- loons, Ornaments, Ete. Very special values Wednes- day in three big lots. Don’t miss them— at . $1.25, 75¢ and 39¢ A Brand New Line of That Beautiful ZION OITY WASH LACES. Matchle: ss assortments and values at our special Wednesday price, yard.. §¢, 7'%e, 10¢ Big Sale of TAILOR SUITS FOUR EXTRA SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY'S SELLING IN OUR In Our High Grade Linen Department All linen hemstitched Table Cloths, worth $2.25, Wednesday, each - at $1.50 Pure’ lingn’ fringed Tabie Cloths, worth $1.75, Wednesday, each $1 Hemmed Huck Towels, good size, worth 15¢, Wednesday, each 100 Hemstitched Damask Towels — worth 30c, Wednesday, each 19¢ High Grade Wash Goods 100 pleces 60c Ramie §0 pPacen " 2bo Sootoh Qinghain 150 50 pleces 25c Scetch Gingham 190 100 pleces 15¢ French Percales— shirtwaist and shirting styles 100 50, pigoes all _wool Bladk, Dress Goods, regular price q one pattern only, at . . 98¢ 100 pleces of Colored Dress Goods, regular price $1.98, one pattern limit, at, yard 880 THE BIG SAL Orange Spoons! Beautiful _sllver Spoons for Theue flpunnn are guaranteed for 10 years' With every dosen of f fand Navel Oranges we will sell one of the best silver plated Bboons for. the sale price. A oarload of extia faney 1ana “Wavels for this sass. - The Highland navels are the finest pro- duction of California. They are the sweetest flavored, juciest and best orange The pride of Call fornfa. Every one has been k by the sun, moon and stars. For this sale:— Regular 1734c¢ size, per dozen 18%0 Regular 20c size, per dozen 180 Regular 26c size, per dozen 900 Regular 36c size, per dozen .. 280 Regular 50c size, per dozen.., 300 We owe you B¢ on every spoon. You don't have to send us 13c in stamps, and it does not cost you anything for mailing. Don’t Forget plated or-.n 0 THURSDAY Watch Ads. Watch Windows Big Sale of LINGERIE DRESSES Extra Specials for Wednesday From 9 to 9:80 a. m. Defender Sheets, 72x90, regu- lar price 66¢c, 4 sheets limit, A%, $00B o iitdin oo D From 10 to 10)30 A m. 2576, the best 19¢ Cotton, large towel made, 6 towels limit, s D@ From 1.30 to 2 p. m, 36-inch Bleached Muslin, Hun- ter’s Cholce, the genyine arti- cle, always sells for 10c yard, 10 yards limit, at, yard 5e From 2:30 to 8 p m. 81x90 extra heavy Bleachad™ Sheets, full round thread, reg- ular price 86c, 6 sheets limit, each 43¢ From $:80 to 4 p. m, $1.25 Bed Spreads, large and heavy, 4 spreads ~Hmit, each, l':llor Dresses Th"md.y Orange Spoons! Road the Big Fresh Vegetable Sale for Wednesday. 2 Neads fresh Leaf Lettuce 3 bunches fresh Radishes 8o Fresh Beets, s or Shallots, per buneh e Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, per Ib. 18348 Fancy Cucumbers, ech. ..loo-vm Freah 8pinach, per peck. Fresh Parsley, bunch ..., Red Cooking Onions, per Fresh Cabbage, per Ib, Fresh Rutabagas, per | Fm':cy Celery, per ul:lk New Potatoes, pe; Fancy Caulifiower, per m Fancy Sweet Potatoes, Large Grape Fruit, d tor 3 Ibs. best Shelled Popcor: The best Fard Dates, per 1b. i} Regular 4Gc dozen ' Lemons, our price 80 Bulunel boxes Tonathan Appies $1:78 Bushel’ boxes — Callfprnl) hite Winter Permain Appics. ... s848 cort Ty HAYDEN’S First ¥, HAYDER: DIII. ué‘inm s Cox. 16th and Marsey Fashion-fancy in the Sprm styles ‘of the \ Crossett S hoe . “MAKES LIFE'S WALK EASY” 3 4 LEWIS A. i North Abington. - Sole Omaha Agents for to 86 evervwhere CROSSETT ass Small Defects Exaggerated:— Have you ever had a burner in your house that you cone sidered no good? Have yo able to light that burner for Why wouldn’t it work? u ever said: “I haven't been years, it won't work?"” You found after sending for the gas man that it worked finely, it was merely a question of some dust in the tip or a stoppage of the fixture. The work of correcting It took about five minutes. of the gas man's time and cost you not Have you such another one cent. burner in your house? Omaha Gas Company BAILEY & MACH DENTISTS HBest equipped dental office in the middle Hil est mcnu carefully sterilized after each THIRD FLOOR grade dentistry at reasonable puk n fillings, just like the tooth. All insty thent. N BLOOK Cor 16th and Farnam Sts. Bee Want Ads Boost Your Business "HAYDEN: o~ ; ' & Grossett Shoes * Gas Service