Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 28, 1910, Page 12

BRANDEIS STORES Place on Sale Thursday a Manufacturer's Entire Stock Women's High-Class Tailored Suits About One-Half Their Value This eastern manufacturer was badly in need of ready money and he sold us his entire surplus stock at our own price. Every suit is in the very latest styles for 1910. They are beautifully tailored and the fabrics and colors are the most- favored effecis. Plain woolen fabrics, mixtures, white serges, etc. The new long lapel coat effects, the new pleated skirts. They have been much admired in our show window. ’15 Many actually worth up to $40, at 18-inch and 27-inch Fine Embroidered Flouncings . . 18.in. Fine Embroidered Skirtings and Corset Cover Wldths Also Wide Bands and Galloons; worth up to 75¢ a yard 25c AND OS¢ Swiss, nainsook and cambric—all choice new designs in Angleterre, crochet and filet effects, Japanese, floral and blind designs. Fancy Trimming Laces, Worth to $1, at 10c and 25¢ a Yd. All kinds—crochet, Venise, oriental Chantilly, silk embroidered effects from the dress- making stock—in edges, insertions, bands, appliques, galloons, , ete.—two bargain squares at prices to close quickly—worth up to $1.00 a yard; at 10¢ and 25¢. New Styles in Women’s Spring Hats EARLY SUMMER MODELS AT $5 All new shapes and styles, new In Our Basement Mlllmory De- partment The Big Sale of AND CHINA l'l'\ NERWARE Continues All Week. Importers’ and Jobbers' Stocks SAMPLE HOSIERY : House and Travellers’ Samples of Rice, Stix & Co,, a Big 8t. Louis Jobbing House. Five Cases Imported Hose From New York House Less Than Cost to Land. A more important trade happening could scarcely be imagined. The very cream of the newest spring lines from houses that are leaders in these goods. 15,000 pairs of thoroughly reliable hose to be passed out to you for less money than America’s biggest dealers must pay to import them. They are the very kinds that you want now and for sum- mer use. Good cotton lisle and silk hosiery in plain colors, blacks and all the prevailing shades. Such selling strikes home. It paves the way for economies wholly unexpected in these days of high costs. You ‘are vitally concerned for it touches the question of spending your money to the best advantage. Will you be with us Thursday? Five Great Lots---Read Them Women's black scamless mercer- ized Hose, best Zic values, at Imported Lisle Hoslery, samples, plain, lace boot, split foot goods, blacks and pinks, sky, tan, cham- pagne, white, etc., 23c 85c goods, at black only, sale price .. lMPfl“TEb PURE SILK BLACK HOSIERY—Splendid welgh(, sole and garter top, matchless $1.25 values, at .. Gis Imported silk lisle and gauze lisle Hosiery plain and lace boot, black or tans, everywhere selling at 50c, Thursday, at, pair All Silk Hose with deep lisle garter top and lisle toe and heel, 59c lisle --89¢ Wear Silks This Summer WEAR THE COOL, SUMMERY PON- GEES, RAJAHS AND MIRAGE SILKS. ch HERE THEY ARE AT HALF < ‘Where is there a woman who don’t appreciate such a bargain? We have never heard of these high class silks at this price before. 60 different shades, including the natural pongees. These silks have the rich sheen, and the soft clingy, texture that have made them the most favored silks by well dressed women, everywhere. Our New York office, has just rushed them out. The identical silks on salé in most all dry goods stores at $1.25 and $1.35 a yard. Silks for dresses, for suits, for coats, etc. We start the selling Thurs- day at, s yard, @9¢. woanfififlssgs iy Suits for $195—° 3 R It’s Satisfac- tion that Counts With all Piano Buyers. It’s Satisfac- tion we Guarantee to Every Piano Purchaser, Pianos Are Like People Nearly All Have Good Pomts But you must judge them as 'st, not their strongest points. weal their Pgo; you would people, | Some pianos, like ple, are pleasant eompany for a short time, but fail to ["M‘ v on closer acquaintance. Others improve on acquaintance —and that’s the reason we are so particular to sel nn!\ pianos that will stand the most rigid test, the closet exan hd nation, We know the quality of our Pianos The world’s very best production. We know that they will stand every test that close a: tion can give them most particular exverts. the most careful examination of 5001 the We can afford to gnarantee satisfaction and do guarantee it to every purchaser, Here’s some special bargain offerings that you can't afford to pass up. Kimball .. Quild i .$125 Rembrandt . .. $125 Vose & Son . . Peerless Steger & Son Wegman, used .. Schaeffer, used . $140 $145 to suit your convenience. DON'T 1 l $125 | Weber .$150 | Corl . $175 | Steinway & All pianos wld on Kasiest Terms of Payment. Jradley Wegman, used . Smith & Nixon ... Chickering & Sons . & C., used, $235 | $250 $325 Terms Kischer, son' 54 ronaerTRY HAYDEN'S FIRST .. Get off at Omaha Sixth Annual Convention July 18, 19 and 20 rough and smooth braid straws— those smart new large and medium ! sailor effects—about 50 All the latest large shapes, known as the Qountess and Princess, burnt straw dnd black; trimmed with vel- vet and ribbons and new styles, Thursdny, abis Gloves black, white, champagne, tan, navy and green; the hand— at, pair wisterla—worth $1.00 a pair, at.. ors, washable—all clasp effects, at, pair Short Kid Gloves—Women's two- clasp French kid and lambskin; gray, fitted to $1-81.50 Long Silk Gloves—Double finger tips, elbow length; black, white, pongee, tan, gray, olue, pink and .59%¢ Chamoisette Gloves—Natural col- sizes—two- ST large noquat of flowers; $2.50 | Thursday is Chocolate Day at Sweetland Those delicious TItalian Bitter Sweet Choco- lates with the pure crushed fruit flavors | and chopped nut cen- ters, regularly 40c pound, at pound Next g;turday ‘ Women's Wash Suits Wash Dresses Bought from an Eastern See the Window Dlsplay Advance Notice isthat great sale of and Manufacturer Brende Stores—Omah Five Days’ Fine for Caning Boy Aged Man Sentenced in Police Court Following Vain Attempt to Get Him to Plead. ‘Ladies and Gentlemen, your honor and the Jurs ‘Hold of, there. You're not up to make a speech; besides there's no jury here.” This little exchange occurred in Judge Craw- ford’'s court Wednesday morning, and served as a prelude to a study in pey- chology. " ' Willlam Andrews, an aged man living at Tenth and Plerce streets, who was being arraigned for having struck a small boy over the head with a cane, made the opening address, “What do you plead?' continued Act- Ing Prosecutor Mahoney, after the excite- went had died off. “Why they, -threw .rocks at wponded the deféndant me," re- “I know, but what do you plead?” sisted Prosecutor Mahoney. “It's the Greeks and Bohemian: swered Andrews. For five minutes Mr. Mahoney did his best to learn whether Andrews pleaded gullty or not gulity to the charge of as- sault. At each query Andrews gave vent to a short, Interrupted address on the tendencles of Greek and Bohemian boys. “The Irish boys don't do it,” he declared, “It's the Greeks and Bohemians. They throw stones.’” It was incidentally learned that Andrews had no visible means of support, and was garrulous in his ideas. Judge Crawford sentenced him to five days in jail COLD DOES NOT DAMAGE CROPS Fruit is the Worst Sufferer from the Recent Frigid Spell in Nebraska. In Nebraska the wheat crop has not been improved by a cold and windy week, ac- cording to the Burlington crop report, al- though there was no serlous or perceptible damage done. Reports from the agents per- an- over the district show prospects as com- 'MOTHERS mu:nn A LINIMENT FOR EXTERNAL USE. E No woman who bears children need suffer during the period of | .4 @ waiting, nor at the time of baby's coming, if Mother's Friend is ' used as & massage for the muscles; tendons and glands of the body. u ‘ Mother’s Friend is a penetrating, healthful liniment which strength- ens the ligametits, lubricates and renders pliant those muscles on which the strain umnmfimotmmhymmlmbmmmhvu numbness, pervousness, etc. Its regular use will prepare every .mlon #ystem for the safety of both mother and child and greatly reduce mflumnmmuflnmm Mother's Friend is sold at drug w"m’um.m‘meunmmnwmmwu THE BRADFIELD ©O0., ATLANTA, GA, pared with an average crop as follows: Lincoln. division, 73 per cent; Omaha divi- sion, 78 per cent; Wymore division, 63 per cent; McCook division, $3 per cent. The prospects for fruit in the Nebraska district are exceedingly bad and very little fruit can be reasonably expected on account of the cold and freezing weather since fruit trees commenced to'bud. Sugar beets are being planted. —— \ The timely use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will prevent pneumonia. Innocent, but Broke, His Plea Prisoher in Judge 'Estelle’s Court Would Confess Guilt Because of Lack of Money and Friends, clared Samuel Breakbill to Judge Estelle. “I aint' got no lawyer, no friends, nor fo money “Well, you won't plead guilty court If you are not,” sald the court with emphasis. “If you have no money, the court” will appoint an attorney and will bring in. what witnesses you say you need. But, mind you, if you are convicted you will go to the penitentiary,” Like other judges sitting on the criminal bench, Judge Estelle takes umbrage at the men_who come before him, declare they really are innocent, but ask permission to plead gullty, Breakbill. was arraigned for breaking and entering. Two other men, George O. Marks and Harry, Logan, entered ploas of not in this guilty of gharges of wife abandonment ahd Sealded by Steam or scorched by a fire, apply Bucklen's Ar- ‘nica Salve. Cures piles, teo, and the worst Guaranteed, Zc. For sale by Bea- ton Drul Co. “Might just as ‘well plead guilty,” de- | Manufacturers’ Oloae Outs and Some Odds and Ends. Quite the most surprising of women’s suit sales this Thursday’s contribution, About 125 striking models, one hundred of them just in fywom the maker who, on account of lack of business, was gladly taking a big loss. - In addition we have included 256 of our own regular styles broken lines and odd suits of various kinds. These are all suits that sold up to $33.50. They are simply per- fect in tailoring and marvels in style, correctness. Kvery size, all best shades, superb serges and worsted materfals. ‘m.m!-‘fl-flfl.l'_!‘_“fl.”'-fl.m-fl- lvunmumum\.mr.w.nfilmml season s Omaha's Pure Food Center Specials for Thursday and Friday .850 | 40c quart bottles Bishop’s California Chili Sauce, Special 250 Colorado Potatoes, per bushel ... 48-1b. sack “Lotus Flour” White or Yellow Corn Meal, Imported Macaroni, Ve micell, ettl, per pkg uir's Evaporated Peaches, Grape Sugar FI ( er package 1bc Bleache Grape Nuts, per package . .10¢ 241b. sack’ Ralston's Whole “Wheat 25 | Lemons, per dozen . 1- o Look for Our Sa |=lo=o=onononononononouonononononono 1-lb. can Steak Salmo Pretzels, per pound . 6 Lotus Creamery Butter (cartons) per pound . .33 Best (‘uumrf' uulle Jars), per Ib ... Dairy Butter, per Spinach, per peck . 3 Plain Lettuce ... izl Sult: orted Soups . : g : i i 8 onanonouonouo::onononon A Guaranteed Style, Comfort and a Positive Guarantee n m.-tht—r to the man wno buys “Wolfe's-Columbus® e shoes are more Associated Ad Clubs Meet with America'’s business creators WRITE OMAHA AD CLUB FOR PROGRAM Refrigerators Sole sgents for “THE HERRICK" The Herrick maintains a per- fect ciréulation of dry, cold air. This feature insures the perfect preservation of provisions. They come in spruce, white enamel and opal, up from . ..8SH4.00 “THE CRYSTAL" An all steel white enamel refrigerator with separato green vegetable compart- ment. Has plate glass shelves, up from $16.50 Orchard & Wiihelm THE BALTIMORE AND OHI0 RAILROAD Very Low Fares To AL RE, Southiern B BATEINO M. p.tist Gonvention, * Ursay 11-18, ., bly, ATLANTIC crnmc- -w::fl:: y m nreh, May 18-31. World's Sun- day School As- ‘sociation, May 19-26. CONSULT NEAREST TICKET AGENT REGARDING STOP. OVER PRIV I1LEGES AND OTHER DETAILS, or Address . A. Preston, T.P. A, Chicago 16th Street, DREXEL'S Stylish Oxfords for Women This season means to most people the laying off of heavy winter shoes and the donning of light welght footwear oxfords. Although styles in ‘general may be the same in all stores, yet here you will find an as- sortment complete in every respect. Our Oxfords and Ankle Strap Pumps for women-— WASHINGTON, D. © SELLING OUT 414-16-18 South n“hve ample room for real ol tha last also l neatness -.u taste—, FURTHE MD WEAR OR WE GIVE A Nl “WOLFE'S-COLUMBUS” SHOES hc_n the highest wearing quality. Shoemaking kfll and honest Values have given them first place—a $3.50 shoe that will . S1ve better service. than other shoes made at & higher price. CATALOGUE OR SBALESMAN TO DEALERS ON REQUEST, The Wolfe Bres, Shee Co. Columbus, Ohlo. style to 'AR euAnAu'ri"lo 3 ANl mectsl Diseases surgical opunhn and Graran ree. FINE ARTISTIO WALL PAPER —AT— LESS THAN COST 2008 FARNAM ST. Pll.ES—FISTllLA WEEN | nnn without = | atend to last | o chloreform, etiier or other | Examinatols | ral e aesthetie U ‘Write ¥or BR. E. R. TARRY Price $3.00 Are attracting attenation on account of ‘their high value. These shoes have all the style and appearance of higher priced shoes. We have them in patent colt, gun metal calf, viet-kid; turned or welt soles. Your money refunded if you do not figd them satlsfactory. = 1419 Farnam St. p One Dollar Fer Yeur. 1TWENTI‘ETH ‘CE/MPRY FARMES &