Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 12, 1910, Page 16

THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, M BRANDEIS STORES OMAHA Hundreds of People who live outside of Omaha are sending for our new BARGAIN BULLETIN Just Published It is full of extraordinary special bargains for our customers who shop from this Bulletin and get the advantage of bar- gain prices on the goods you need right now. You will find it just as satisfactory as coming to Omaha and shopping in person. You will save money on White Goods, Summer Dress Materials, Table Linens, Sheets and Pillow Cases, Lace Curtains, etc, Send f by mail. You can order , ete. or the Bulletin Today Brandeis Stores, Omaha AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA Pxoneerl Pllnmng Big Celebration | for Bellevue Day. DEMAND FOR HALF HOLIDAY of Job Be Menry Zigler Thinks More and Will Tribunal an of Court Maled Before Today. The last meeting of the South Omaha Fioneer Historical soclety was held last ovening and aside from the vegular pro- | gram the organiaztion advanced some of | the arrangements for the proposed plenic and celebration of the centernial of the| establishment of the Bellevue trading post, which is to be held June 2. This day promises to be fete, and will mark a great gathering of ploneers from all parts of the state The South Omaha organization appointed & committes to walt on the mayor and the c¢ity council and ask for the proclam- ation of & half holiday in South Omaha in honor of the occasion The same com- mittee will also present the matter of se. curing a noliday for the South Omaha mail carriers to the postmaster so that arrange- ments may be made if practicable to allow the carriers to attend. The program last night well rendered selections Omaha High schoo! orchestr by the Pioneer quartet pected, Eugene Mayfield, was unable to be present the several addresses were \‘lur\lll\ Miss Georgina Davis, with Miss s Van Sant as accompanist, rendered the pleasant lyrical song When Mabel Sings.” Miss Davis rapidly improves as a musical entertainer After the song the wudience pleaded for more s worthy of notice for this organization Is ald to be the most successful high school organization of its kind in the state. Mrs. A, D eatly by reciting “The Wood Ticks,” and Speaking Up Johnson.' Both the selections humorous and familiar lines of con- emporaneous poets J. T. Farnsworth, sreen, E. G. Rozzelle made short addre a remarkable consisted of by the South and selections The speaker ex- 50 and David Anderson Most of these men spoke on some point in the matter of the celebration of June and the members of the association paused after each address pass the motion suggested by the speaker.. Mr. Farnsworth departed from the asual paths of discussion at these meet ings and suggested that the people of the city have something more to do than to yeserve memoirs and that among other needed reforms that of the elecilon of ederal judges by the people was needed Iis argument was not extended on the point, being intended only as a suggestion When the meeting adjourned it was de ‘ided to meet again the last Tuesday even- Ing of October to Case of Contempt of Court, 5o of contempt of courl was devel- oped in police court yesterday when Henry Zigler was arrested for refusing to appear in court when served with a subpoena He an Austrian and considered his Jbligation to his employer of greater im- portance than the demands of the court, e stayed at his job and was served with A bench warrant and charged with con- tempt. He said: don't 1T Thae court hus not yet given him trial ‘I have to keep my job, This case will probubly be beard thiw The orchestra | Majors pleased the audience | George Anderson, 1. J.| morning. The judge will probably sentence on him forthwith upon his pearance Alleged Tool Thieves Caught. T. J. Hullis and H. E. Dilly were ar- \n-plod yesterday and the latter is charged | with petit larceny. The former is sus- | pectea as an accomplice. The case was| the alleged theft of property from Fred Parks. An outfit used by painters was | stolen and Parks suspected thcse men of | the act. They were not readily located at | rirst, but.later rveturned to South Omaha. | pass | ap-| Increase In Cattle, The South Omana murket sho Increase in the receipts of cattle {The increase has been about 26,00 head | since the beginning. The prices have re- | mained fair. In hogs a great decrease, amounting already to $221,000 head, is no- | | ticed. Prices have been lower during the | last week, but yesterday they were consid- | erably advanced. The tops reached $3.3i. This is the highest paid for three weeks. | The receipts of sheep have fallen off | siightly, A few days of good receipts will | still remedy this loss. | Powers Will Appeal. Captain Peter Powers does not intend to abide by the decision of the Fire and Police | board and claims that his discharge service was illegal. Captain that he was given no trial and that the | action of the board was purely arbitrary and will not stand He will contest its decision. trom | Powers says Magic City Gossip. | Jacob Levy has returned from a trip to| northern Texas, The clty council sat yesterddy as a board of equalization | WHITE—We are showing a good variety of white oxfords.—Cressey. The Royal Highlanders will give a dance | tonight at Odd Fellows' hall. | The Library board met last evening and | | allowed the regular monthly claims. | The Magic City King's Daughters | meet Thursday with Mrs, Bruce Me | at 2:30 p. m. HIGH PRICES—If you pay high prices | this season for footw you are doing | wrong. We have never shown such values | at these prices. Ciussey. The will ulloch tinanclal terian church & |of J minittee of the Presby last evéning at the office Lodge 17, World, will give | at Odd Fellows JUS' IN for ladies at Mystle a ball hall A nobby patent strap pump 2.50 palr. A fine black suede | | pump for ladies. Cressey | Mrs. C. M. Schindel left yesterday for | Cincinnatl to serve as a delegate to the National Federation of Women's clubs PHONE SOUTH 868 for a case of JET- TER GOL P, Prompt delivery to any part of the city. William Jetter | The condition of Henry Blaskovec was | | considerably improved yesterday and great | | hope is now entertained for his recovery, DARK TAM Workers Thursday of the evening —Our Grover's dark tan viel oxfords for ladies are solid comforts. Cres | sey. | (Superior lodge Ko will hold a class evening. The degree 7p. m. Perry McD. Wheeler delivere ad dress last evening before the conyention of the local Sunday school assoclations held | in Omaha. | THIS WEEK we shall recelve 800 pieces | fine imported china premiums. Cressey. Mrs, J. W. Galloway wili entertain the| Ladles id soclety of the English Lutheran church hursday afternoon at her home, M5 8 sweet STRAP PUMPS—Our large variety of Strap pumps are winning the people; many nobby combinations. Cressey | Bt. Agnes’ court of Foresters has changed | Its “meeting night from the second and fourth Monday nights to the second and fourth Sunday nights, ar the - § Workmen | 193, Degree of Honor, | in(tiation Wednesday | team will meet at an A persistent cough lected. oure it wuld not bLe neg- Chumberiala’s Cough Remedy wiil B LOOK FOR THE BOOK SALE MONDAY. Every Book Lover Will Be Interested. Wonderful Saving Possibilities are Yours this Week in the Manufacturers’ and Jobbers’ UNLOADING SALE We are selling goods this week with little regard for their real value. We can afford to do it because we bought them less the manufacturers’ and jobbers’ profits. We made the savings and now they are yours if you want them. All kinds of spring and summer goods cost less. All the remaining lines as advertised Sunday going at advertised prices. New lots appear daily. Look up these great offerings Thursday. DISPOSAL OF A GOOD PURCHASE OF Misses' Long Blue Serge Coats Requests for such garments from the young high school miss have been numerous. This is the first time we have been able to sell them so cheaply. They are $25.00 Coats; all beauties. Persian trimmed collars, satin trimmed collars or plain tailored. A good quantity for Thursday, at Wonderful Unloading Bargains in Suits RAPID FIRE SELLING ON SECOND FLOOR See the Suits at $12.50 and you'll understand why. There's an agree- able surprise awaiting you. Several hundred of the prettiest and best tailored $25.00 Suits it has ever been our good slz _ .50 fortune to show are being unloaded at half. All House Dresses the best colors and materials, too, at ..... Wash Suits and Dresses 85 TO §7.50 GARMENTS $1.95 We haye added a fresh.suppl Bargains such as these prove the power of our unloading sale to save you money. Over 200 of the year's new modes, in two plece Linen line for Thursday shopper: ine lawn, madras, perc: Anderson Ginghams, pret patterns, Nicely made, ) to the Coat Suits in colors and one piece | i either high or low harm- and neat $1.95 K PETTICOATS -They are going fast, all silk taffeta in about fif- teen colors, tallored fiounces, all $5.00 values, for .9 and low neck effects in white and colors Fine $10.00, $12.50 s3 95 $15.00 and $18.00 values, unloading at .. MUSLIN UNDER! n_-m.uurm Skirts and Gowns, great $1.25 val- ues, special, 69 BORDERED SUITINGS All white linen finished goods, grades for Thursday with Grecian or plain 75‘6 under wholesale cost .. Unloading Choice Silks at Sensational Prices ular price 19c, for The very silks you want, messalines, hairline summer weights, ines, fancy taffetas, etc., practi(-ally all are T5c valu unlnn(ling price, per yard .29¢ $1.00 AND $1.25 SILKS 58c—W hoeu’-r needs silks should see these. There never was a more attractive bargain. Note the varieties, cash- mir de Soie, diagonal pongees, shantungs, chiffons, foulards, and wash taffetas. Wonderfully large color range. Either $1.00 or $1.25 silks. Unloading price, per yard ...... Home Sewers Here's a Treat in Fme Embroideries We consider them one of the big features of the week's unloading event, Fine Swiss and Nainsook goods, 6 to 12 inches wide, edges and in- sertions, for all purposes, 25¢ to 30c embroideries. Take your pick, at, yard Linen and Lingerie Dreses in high neck, for AMOSKEAG GINGHAMS the well known apron checks recognized as the best Louis- THOSE LACES AT HALF All week you buy our fine Cluny, Princess and Irish Crochet Lnna! that sold from 50c to $25 a EALY UNLOADING RIBBONS — All silk plain and fancy ribbons up to o nches wide, all shades, 2ic -rSM' at, yard ROKON LACES -Pure Hnen edges and insertions, big lot ridicul RUCHINGS —Odds and ends, 26 oapt i or dresses, lace and tucked effects, soods, at yard | Thursday is Shoe Da;”f:;r fi;s;e:, e Children and Infants QUITE THE BEST BARGAINS YOU HAVE SEEN: Misses' high shoes with grey suede l Children’'s and Infants' Ankle tops, button styles, plain toe, pat- | Strap Pumps, chocolate klid, " i : brown suede and white canvas, ent colt stock, welted soles; a | wide foot form styles, the best durable, dressy $2.50 shoe, un- for growing children, $1.00 and loading Thursday, at ..81.35 $1.50 values, at . Coangh Coingy GGy GG CRmvgh CRANG) Cormgh cw Specials for Thursday and Friday 15¢ Sultana Ralsins, bulk, per 1b 106 .\lurv-,lu acaroni, Spaghetti, Verml- cella, each, Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel, per .80 Lotus Butter (cartons), per lb...33¢ Fancy Country Butter (sanitary jars), per 1b. ale Dairy Butter, per Ib. Cottage Cheese u’mrmni Blue Label Cheee. Waukesha Cheue Large Ripe Eds h Imported § Choese, per 1b Domestic Swiss Chee: Spinach, per peck per dozen . Two large bunches Raaish 10-1b. sack Graham Flour, New Potatoes, per Ib. LOOK FOR OUR AD SATURDAY, pound Head Rice, per 1b. Box Soap (40 cakes) 21%-1b. tin Soft Gr $O1 1 vis GW C'T"fl_@ CTATgp CFIvgh Comngh Comngp cm CW R R S AR P P e Facing Farnam Street on the ground floor The best location in Omaha for many lines of business is opposite the Court House and next to the City Hall. It is very seldom that it is possible for you to get one of the ground floor rooms in THE BEE BVUILDING The entrance is just west of the main entrance of the building; it has an entrance from the court as well. The building furnishes heat, light,* water and janitor service The building is fire-proof and there is a large brick vault, 80 you can cut out your insurance expense. The room will be remodeled and redecorated to suit the tenant. The space can be arranged to give tenant 1,850 square feet if desired If this is the best location for you, now is the time to grasp the opportunity, and apply at once. Apply to R. W. BAKER, Supt., Bee Business Office. _mel”mmmmmrm- L S d T E \Y HiGH LIFE That Better BEER THAT delightful beverage with that pleasing, delicious flaver found in no other beer. It's because we grow our own yeast and take the propertime and care to malt our barley in the old reliable way. It's always uniform in quality and pleasing to the taste. 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Y. including tour of the HANAN SHOES Once you experfence the luxury of wearing comfortable shoes that hold hape, with a styl made permanent by fine and skilled workmanship shoes will satisfy you the We are speaking of ¥ Selling them is the ea we do becaiise there ix nothing to explain. The shoes tell their own story and every wearer tells it to his ‘friends Try Hanan Shoes once. Men's—$5.50 to §7.00 Women's—§5.00 to $6.00 Drexel Shee Co. 1419 Farnam St. gency for Banister's high grade shoes for men and Dr. Reed's Effective June 1st. Hotel Rome Xuropean (N THE HEART OF THINGS 16th and Jackson Sts. Reduced fares to many other east- 843, 10 $40.57 through an extended tour of the east ty, ity, standard routes other desirable routes « through St. Lawrence river region, or Cor, act route from leading and all Two block department - stores theaters, trip through the Virginias, New York, other Lawrence river e tour of the east, one way ‘omfort, Norfolk, Ocean trip to outes (*) through Virginia, Old Point Comfort and Ocean trip to other way direct routes (*) Final Mmit, sixty days. Rates effective June LOW CONVENTION RATES. 4 to 8, inclusive Hn\( 10 to 12, inclusive 8 to 10, inclusive, July 6 to 10, July 4to 6, inclusive May 13-14 14 to u inclusive ol way ROME MILLER. 10, Reliable Dentistry Taft's Dental Huums PILES—FISTULA ' PAY WHEN CURED All Bectal Diseases cured without e surgical operation and Grarentesd o last o Lifetime. No chloroform, ether or other general anacsthétic used. Examinatois Froe Write ¥or Free Book, BR. E. R. TARRY 134 NEE BLDG. OMARA, ¥EB ne Tenn., N ., June inclusive hester, Ind., La., May ALL SUMMER EASTERN EXCURSIONS (Return Limit October 31.) and Ceee lakes via Steamer “Northland" N SERVICF From Omaha to (')m.uzu noon express, 4:20 p. m., arriving Chicago 7 a. m Nebraska ited, 6:30 p. m., electric lighted, with observation car, arrive a m #t me help you with your arrangements 07 J. B. REYNOLDS, City Passenger Agent, 1502 Farnam Street, Omaha Daylight E xy-v»u — No woman need blush when readiag The Bee; It Is barred from no home. This wakes it the most powerful influen n selling goods through advefsing