Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 12, 1910, Page 20

Charming New Designs for 1910 Spring Milllnery No one season ever brought out so many distinct styles as this spring. The new models are very smart in appearance and are beau- tifully trimmed. Of course your hat requires just that deft artistic touch al- ways seen in Brandeis’ hats to make it strictly correct. You always have the advantage of the advice and services of ex- pert milliners when you come to Brandeis Stores. Stunning New Styles in Moderate Priced Hats — Trimmed with flowers and all right up to date; two g'roupa,ss Sk Slo ‘Special Showing and Sale of Women's Kid Gloves Two-clasp French kid and lambskin gloves— all the new spring shades of tan, champugne, green, gray, blue, brown, catawba and raisin, also black and white— Paris point and single row embroidery—fitted $l§(_)-$l to the hand at Main Glove Oounter, at, pair. .. Chamoisette Gloves—Natural shades, 2-clasp, all sizes, at, pair............39¢ and 50¢ AT ] it Wemen’s 2.Clasp Kid Gloves This lot includes real French kid, Mocha, oape and lambskin gloves—in all colors and sizes; some are slightly 1mperfect bargmn square Saturday, at, a pair. . .59 Manuhcturers Samples Women's Neckwear Jabots, faney stocks, tailored stooks, Dutch collars, ete.— da.umly trimmed in fancy lace, embroidery and beaded effects—worth up to 15 25 \ T5¢ each at... c- c New Scarfs ud Automobile Veils Pay Less—G6et the Best Ladies' Saturday at Bilz's Will be a Big Day in Ladies’ Suits. We have received from Mr. Englebert Bilz of New York, some ‘800 ‘sample suits. Mr. Bilz, while in New York, pur- chased these suits at a mere fraction of their cost, from one of the New York leading tall- ors and designers. ‘These sults consist of all the ‘“newest styles” and fabries, including’ the latest French and English serges, dlagonal, basket weave, and all the popular styles and fabrics that the eastern style centers are showing. There is only one of a kind, and for Saturday and Monday you can save $5 or $10 on a nice, nifty, stylish suit. IF YOU ARE PROMPT, but please come early Clever, stunning Suits, the kind that other stores would ask $20, $25, $30 and $35 for, in all the latest styles and new- est fabrics. The style you want —the kind your friends will ad- mire, for Saturday and Mon- day— 14.85 160 fine Messaline " ‘snd anrau Bilk Dresses, of the latest styles —The belt effect, worth up to $40.00, at ....911.85 and $16.85 These dresses wili be on display in our south window, and_are the latest models from New York, Petticoats—The guaranteed kind, in black and colors; $2 00, $3.8 and $3.00 values, at . AND SA A’ your unrestricted choice of any of our Ladies’ or Misses' Shoes in our house at half price—The kind that fits and wears. ‘“Dainty, " for Saturday und Monday, Dl’l 0. 00 $4 Shoes, 82.00 16 Shoes, sa80 §+ Shoex $299 BILZ 204-206 North Sirteenth Stroet SCHOOL SHOES —THAT— hang together the longest f time and look well all the while is our specialty. GIRLS’ KID MARCH 12, 1910. CLOTHING CO. "10-°15-°20 Buys Your New Spring Suit GUARANTEED ALL WOOL In all the new fabrics and colors—made by experts. You get all the style—all the distinction—all the exclu- siveness of the highest priced clothing at a price within your means. Every suit guaranteed to give satisfaction. Spring Furnihings Spring Hats The newest effects in The newest shapes and Spring Shirts, Neckwear, | shades and best makes. Gloves, Hosiery and Spring | John B. Stetson $3.50 Up Weight Underwear. High- | Young Bros. ....... $3.00 est quality for the least | The ‘‘Guarantee’ Special, money. a $2.50 quality ....$1.90 Spring styles now ready in our Boys’ and Children’s Clothing Department, American Bat and Base Ball free with every suit. 13 th -Farnam Streefg il Goods at Wholesale Saturday, March 12th, we will open up for the first time to sell at retail Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishings and Men'’s and Women’s Ready-made Garments. You will find out very soon that we are selling merchandise on a five per cent basis. We therefore cannot and will not use much space to advertise. In justice to yourself you should come and see. Here are just a few items to give you an idea of what you can do in the way of bargains with us: 150 doz. Men's and Boys' Dress Bhirts, worth up to 75¢, now at, each ... 25¢ Ladies' Waists, 19¢; Light coler walsts, neatly made of light print; while 85 doz. Ladles’ black or white IndiaLinen Waists; plain tucked or em- 50 dozen Men's new,spring four-in-hand Ties, worth up to 35¢, at 15¢ Copyright Hart Schaffmer & Marx F you want correct styles, the best clothes produced, you'll findit will always pay you tat Try HAYDENs First THE RELIABLE STORE You'll find no other such clothes for dressa or business wear as those Hart, Schaffner & Marx have made for us, classy individuality in style, all wool quality y always, perfect fit and perfect satisfaction an assured fact. 1 We offer you in these clothes better style than the averaga tailor can design; better workmanship than he can produce. There are no other ready-made clothes like these; and that’s why we sell them. The best isn’t too good for our customers. Suits $18 to $37.50 Overcoats $15 tt $35 The new weaves, new colors, the smart distinction in style One big bargain table of men's, women’s and they last, 19¢ 60 doz. Presi- broidered worth up to $1, 45¢ 88 doz. Ladies’ Men's & Wom- en’s plain white in these clothes for Easter is bound to please the most discrima inating. cvre Handkerchlefs, worth up to 10c —each'....8¢ BUTTON children’s Hos- fery, worth up to 123%c, at, per dent and Shir- ley Buspenders, worth 50c any- where, at 38¢ white Petticoats trimmed with lace and em- broldery, worth up to $1, 45¢ Boys’ and Young Men’s Suit Styles as shown in our display for Easter is without doubt the most com- plete, the most pleasing ever. Look where you will, when you will, you’ll fail to find more attractive assortments, better qual- ity or values. Let us show you. The Best in CIot_hos at HAYDEN’S CLUBBING OFFER Daily and Sunday Bee..............$6.00) MecClure’s Magazine ... . 1.60 our Price Woman’s Home Companion ... Review of Reviews ...ccceuseen. Chiffon, liberty silk, crinkled gauze, crepe de chine—plain, fanoy striped, floral and ombre B30 at e 98-§1% WOMEN'S FINE HANDKERCHIEFS AT 124c ‘Women’s fine embroidered, lace trimmed and scalloped plain and cross barred pure linen handkerchiefs, also men ’s $0.25, $12.95, | 350 corget cover | 150 Men's shirts | 125 Princ ess pure Irish linen handkerchiefs—worth up to 1 il c F R v S Ho E Co / 25¢, at, each... : /2 ‘BIB 81485 ana 819 | o 00 POV | 85o— Hundreds | Corsets, in the THE SHOERS 1 of the finest|new spring 16th and Douglas Streets. Y 95¢c — | terns, yd. 20¢ | aotually worth T 650 dozen Muslin $1.50, at 85¢ Petticoats, elab- —— * 0 * . orately trimmed by ‘Women’s pure thread.silk hosiery, fancy silk emb@xdered oisie ~l“’e ase g{:fr; . B rol; boot patterns, also allover laces and lace boots—plain black falxmn'o:fler'r Y tz;:‘or'lJ quality o; ouncing wo shirting, an and flmoy light shades—worth to $1. 50; 75c_g8c D00 $175. at iy AR Lo r L IR AR T ; each ....95¢ each ‘Women's Fine Imported Lisle and Cotton Hosiery; all over lace and lace boot patterns; silk embroldered boots and silk clocks; fancy light colors, plain black mercerized silk lisle, worth 50c, at, pair ....25¢ Women's and Men's Fine Lisle and Cotton ‘Hoslery; gauze mercerized lisle; fancy silk embroidered and silk clocks, worth 26c, pair ..]15¢ Misses’, Children's and Boys’ Fine Cotton and Lisle Thread Hoslery; some with double knee, heel and toe, worth 25¢c, at, palr 15¢ Men's, Women's and Children’'s Fine Cotten Hoslery; fine and heavy ribbed school hose, double heel and toe, worth 16c, at, pair .....9¢ Woman's Knit Underwear [t ‘Women's Itallan Bilk Vests; pink, blue and white; all sizes, worth $2, --8$1.69 $1 quality, -85¢ --39¢ KID BUTTON . BOYS’' BOX OALF Drummers’ sam- ples of Lace 260 pair Not-{ Curtains; full tingham Lace| width, but % Curtains, worth | the regular 86¢, per palr,|length, from— now at ..48¢|6¢ to 48¢ New stock of Men'’s fine Suits at $8.05, $5.95, $10.95 ..$14.85 Ladies’ New Spring Suits — 160 doz. Turk- ish and Huck Towels, now at, Buy the New Easter Suit Ilo- 500 Silk Waists $2905 — The new spring Walsts, in the leading gshades, worth $5.00, at, each ..82.95 Ladies’ . Union Sults; medium ‘weight bleached worth up to 76¢c —at .. 38¢ ONLY Regular price for all one year. ..$12.00 $8°90 THE OMAHA BEE, Omaha, Neb. ‘e 3,00 Moderate Priced Restaurant on Second Floor Artesian Water Free The present agitation regard- fng the clty's drinking water, prompts me to inform the pub- lic that the 'ure Artesan Water " HOTEL ROME is free to all who care to use it BOYS DEPENDABLE “It Takes Nine T ailors to Make a Man OMAHA'S PURR FOOD CENTER. Grocery Spec:a.ls for Saturday uff and umbrella knee; all sf i sleeveless; also long and wing sleeves, each .. Women's Sleeveless Vests; white, at Women's Long Sleeve Corset Covers, each, at Children's ‘“M" Walsts, each, at lisle crocheted fronts; fancy colors and ..49¢ 15é Munsing Underwear for Women and Children; comploto spring llna prices range from -.49¢ to $2.25 ASK TO SEE OUR MUNSING UNDERWEAR. FIRST SEWER TUNNEL WORK “Burt Street Main Initial Construction of This Sort in Omaha. JAMES JENSEN HAS THE CONTRACT Will Have te Get Special Hydraulic Machinery, Sidk Shaft and Build Alr Locks te De This Werk. James Jensen, who has the contract for the construction of the Burt street main sewer, from Fifteenth to Twenty-sixth, will have the distinction of building the first sunnél work for sew I purposes, on an ex- tensive scale in Omahs. The sewer, from! Fifteenth to Twenty- first, will bo of ordinary construction. At about Twenty-tirst street hydraulle work ¢ will begin. The section to be) constructed by tunneling will be /L585, fest iin length, and for the distance of two blocks or more will be fifty feet below the street: le The deepest point ywill' be’ under” the ! ¢ 't Twenty-third street. To do the tunnel work involved, Con- tractor Jensen will have to secure special hydraulic machinery and will be’compelled to sink shafts ‘and bulld air locks. This is new work in Omaha, but the contractor-is laying his plans; carefully. The time limit for finishing the whole. job s December 1. The size of the sewer, will be eight feet six inches, outside measurement and seven feet six inches In the clear. It will be one of the greatest pleces of work of the kind ever done in this city and.borings have in- dicated that the tunnel part of the sewer should offer no particular difficultes, with the proper. kind of ‘machifery on the ground. The first workers In the alr locks will have to be trained men, but as the work progresses new tunnel men will be constantly broken in, so that they can work In gangs that will relieve one an- other, There is but one deeper sewer than this in Omaha, at about Rees and Twenty-sev- enth. That sewer was originally built on stilts under the direction of the late An- drew Rosewater, and' afterward a very heavy fill was made. The sewer is now something like -my foet under the strect lovel. « R — e — . Chamberlatn's Cough Remedy is for s cures of o — t The Key to the Situstion—Bee Want Ads. says the old adage, but it is not 80 nowadays. Hhere we use more experience and skill and fewer men for the job. Our expert tall- ors will fit you to your satisfac- tion. They have the season's styles at their.fingers ends, and our cutters are excelled by none. ‘We would like to make a single Suit for you, or a Top Coat, 80 as to show you a sample of our high- art talloring. SUITS $25 to $40 - :v‘.:.- TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER | One Dollar a Year, Grape Nuts, per package . 16¢ E. J. Peas, (solid pack) 2-1b. can Whole Tomatoes Peeled Peaches, per 1b .... Idaho Potatoes, per bushel . Imported Macaroni, all kind: 26c can Bordolalse put in Tr Pickles and Tomato Sauce 45¢ bottle Bishop's Chill Sauce 48-1b sack Lotus Flour ., Swedish Health Bread, Ib . Ralston Whole Wheat' Flou in their homes. ROME MILLER, SHOES Saturday is boys’ day at package Imported per tin . Butter and Lhcele l)opt. Lotus Butter (in cartons), 1b ....33¢ Fancy Country Butter in Elnlllry Jars—1, 3, 4 and 5-lbs at, per pound Young American (,henn. D Cottage Cheese, per pkg. Domestice Swiss Chees Waukesha Cheese, per Large Edams, just rlnu in flavor, each ..vvve Specials in Bthry Dcpl. For Saturday only we will hi for speclal sale Golden Rod Cake. This is the first sale of this cake. Always before we have made them for special orders only, Made In 1 pound round moulds, iced on sides with apricot jelly and shredded Coccanut A delightful cake for your Sunday dinner, For Saturday onX)’ each . o nes . 180 Spectal " ‘cakes Patrick's Day mad to order—=St. "Honorles, Glaces. Greenbow Tops, glaced with small clay. pipes. fihlmrock Glaces, and many other dainties that can be used for St. Patrick parties. Fruits and Vegetables 100 boxes large ripe fine flavor Sun- kist Oranges, per dozen (one e spoon’ gratis) s, per dozen . Spinach, per pk. Mushrooms, cauliflow ry, tomatoes, cucumbers, turnips, bees, carrots, radishes, strawberries, hot house grapes, water cress, Table decorations, Fancy candles, candle shades, tollet soap and toilet waters. &pecuh in Candy ani, Black Walnut Pongee, per 1b ...880 This' 18 one of our most popular candies and sells regularly for 40c & pound, Saturday only, 1b 280 Bpecial candies for the' table made to order. Spun Sugar Nests, assorted colors. Sweet Peas Marshmallow. Sweet Peas Bon Bons. Candy Roses for ices, creams, nuts or fruit . Candy Calla Lily for ices, creams, r fruit ndy Baskets for ices; nuis or fruit And a very extended line of addi- tional articles made of sugar In ac- cordance with designs worked out in our candy making department creams, Specials for -Snt\;rdly [ om T-ylor bottied nly in l.nquor Deputment. i | Dread Naught, Scotch Whiskey .$1.88 Federal Club, own importation ..$1.85 Shaw's Pure Malt, regularly 85c 700 Clay vumm _Pure Malt. regular COURTNEY @ CO., Both Phenes Seventeenth and Douglas, Omaha | | | CANDY SPECIAL FOR SATURD AY :::: a real shoe—made for We sell our regular 40c Mexican | Maple Goodled at 25c a pound Fresh | Home-made Candles all the time at popular prices. | CANDY? It not, tomorrow will be the day to do go. MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO. will rent that vacant house, fill those vacant boarders on short notice, at & very small cost to you. Be gonvinced Drexel's. Do not be satlstied with “good enough” kind— hard wear, that & good, live boy will glve them. It our kind of boys’ shoes cost a trifle more than the common kind, you will find them worth more than the difference. Have you tried our We guarantee every pair of our boys' shoes to be satis- factory to the boy and to the parents, BOYS' SIZES 16th and !mm 8ts. LITTLE GENTS' SIZES 10% t0 18% ......81.75 Drexel Shoe Co. 1419 Farnam 8t, WANT AD rooms, * or ‘secure Reliable Dent!flstry Taft's Dental Rooms TWENTIETH CENTURY. FARM Best in the Wem