Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 22, 1910, Page 8

1 Dress Goods and Imported Summer Fabrics A beautiful collection of the scarce gray tailor snitings, Vigow { Wide Embroideries at 39¢ and 59c¢ 27-inch fine hand loom embroidered French batiste and Swiss floune ings—Angleterre, floral, Japanese and shadow effects; many worth eux, fancy E glish tailor suitings, |xt|lll‘('\])llll~‘ and !m]n;u'l»‘ in light $1.0( 1t big bargain squares . weight, shadow checks and nobby stripes—the height 51 “‘.”fl.\'lm ity ( 390 < 590 of fashion—special at, yard ......... N T [} at,ayard ..oiiiiiiiiiannnn EYTRERERT vessssans d Cream Serges and Diagonals Special prices on these fashionable cream all wool fabries this 35c and 50c Embroideries at 15¢ and 25¢ 18 and 22-inch fine embroidered flouncings, skirtings, also corset cover widths—effective designs in eyelet, filet, floral and blind effects—worth up tc vard, at, yd.lsc 2 c e ——————————————————— Choice Noveities, Embreidered Bands, Insertings, Galloons and Beadings In baby Irish, Venise, crochet, hexagon and combination effects newest creations—worth up to 85c a yard, at 10c, 25¢, 49c¢ 22-in. Swiss and Nainsook Allover Embroideries Dainty eyelet, spray and leaf ef: fects—correet styles for waists and yokes—worth up to $1 yord; 8t yardiL g dedigaies all wool | $1.25—50-inch all wool | et e’ 69¢ | Panamas, at ....79¢ B ———— Greatest Rug Sale Ever Held by Any Store Gigantic Purchase ‘" Alexander Smith & Sons™ Auction Brandeis was one of the largest buyers at this auction, which was the greatest sale of rugs ever held in New York. $5,500,000 worth of rugs were sold at remarkable bargains and Brandeis secured many of the best lots for Omaha. Monday’s sale will be an event that will never be forgotton. The Largest Stock and Greatest Bargains in Rugs Ever Offered in Omaha The goods are all new and of superior quality. We have made extraordinary preparations for this sale, which will surpass any sale of the kind ever held by a Western Store. We have enlarged our selling place by the addition of space taken from our stock rooms and section of our wall paper department,. A Floor Space Almost as Large as the Auditorium---100 Clerks to Wait on You Plenty of room—plenty of help—no waiting. You can buy without any crowding or discomfort. Here Are Some of the Amazing Rug Bargains for Moenday, $30.00 Axminster and ‘I 598 $20.00, 8-3x10-6 Velvet~$‘l 298 Velvet Rugs, at . . . and Axminster Rugs, at These are all 9x12 rugs, full bordered, artistic Oriental and new floral designs. On of the greatest bargains in rugs ever offered. tnch \all wool [ g s, at -$1.00 Special Offer in Women's Low Shoes In the new dull and patent lea- s thers — blacks ‘and the new shades of tan—excellent qual Greatest Sale —of— WALL PAPER Ever Held in Omaha An eastern jobber was in immediate need of money and sold to us his en- tire stock of high grade wall pape at a figure so low that we can offer the stock at the greatest bargains ever known in the west. Two immenr loads of this wall paper, in all new spring 1910 patterns for parlors, liv- ing rooms, dining rooms, bed rooms, kitchens, bath rooms, etc.; all on sale Monday. You cannot afford to miss this chance to buy wall paper at a big reduction. $1.25 Tekkos— All perfect goods in the newest colors and pat- terns — most beautiful goods ever brought to Omaha. Tomor- row at the unheard of price, per roll, C Women's Neckwear New Sailor and Dutch Collars, Collar and Cuff Sets, in Venise and fancy lace effects; fancy lace Jabots, fancy lace and tailored Stocks, worth up to $1.00; special lots, each, at 25c and 50c Drapery Specials Plain Linen Scrim, slightly imperfect; worth 45c yard, at, yard. .o o18e Printed Madras; 36 inches wide; regu- lar price 20c a yard, at, yard...10¢ Lace Curtains, ‘in cable net, filet net and fine nottingham, worth up to $3.00, at, pair $3.50 Cluny (Curtains, Arab, at, pair Filet Net Curtains; new bungalow pat- terns; these have been selling all season at $4, pair, at . Regular stock of Lace Curtains, in white, Arab and ivory colors, that sold up to $4.50, pair, at ....$3.25 Irish Point, Brussels, Cluny, Marie Antoinette and Novelty Curtains — worth up to $7.50, pair, at ..$4.98 and geometrical design—large line to choose from. 20 Brussels $4% 98 Axminster and - . . Highest Grade 9x12 Wilton Rugs | | Room Size $fN88 The finest grade of Wilton made, new spring designs— BTHSSEIS R“gs many two toned effects and plain colors all over ¢ ST $ 0 9 9g | | un to 9xl2 Size g These rugs are actually worth up to $15 worth up to $55, —new patterns—immense lot to select Oat Meal Papers—The newest papers; all 1910 patterns; others ask 75¢; tomorrow while c they last, 10lliscvestsnsene Velvet Rugs . Fine room size rugs in floral and Orien- tal designs—much admired in our show window. { B \ Gold Papers—All new colors and 100 patterns; some have the crown and cut borders, others 9 and 18-In. borders; actually llc worth 30¢, tomorrow roll, ., \ ——pei——— Special Sale Hair Goods To acquaint you and others in Omaha and vicinity with the superior excellence of Brandeis hair goods, we are offering some very unusual spe- l The Madame Josephm S Fine Bath Room Rugs Straw Matting Rugs i srwoven and stenciled rugs—suitable for & lows, summer h These rugs are washable and are made in colors that are fast. T interwoven and stenciled rugs—suitable for bungalows, su er homes homes and porches. All the 27x54 or 24x48 bath rugs All the 4x6 matting rugs, worth up from, 9x12 Seamless Wilton Rugs Worth up to $40, at $19.98 Fine quality of genuine Wilton, in desir- able patterns—full 9x12 size, in Oriental patterns— 319'98 extra special, at Smali Axminster Rugs These are 27x60 rugs, in a | These rugs are worth up to large variety of very desirable | $5—they are 36x72 in size, patterns— and will make regular $3 quality, at .. your home, at.. Granite Art Squares BIRYSS : sands of roll These fine ingrain rugs are up to Thousands and thousands of rolls of special goods, such ad two-toned silks, grape papers for din- ing rooms; florals and tap- c estries, worth to 40c, roll. . 9x12 in size—new pat- s terns, worth up to $6, at. 2' 98 All the 123 ¢ and 15¢ Papers—In light and dark colors; all new patterns and artistic col- c orings, tomorrow, roll., All the 27x54 or 24x48, both rugs All the 3x6 matting rugs, worth up e P 5 00— worth up to $3, ssc Warkup 1o 88, 70@ il 400, bl 75¢ | “ ... 25¢ and 48¢ 100,000 Rolls of Fine Papers—For e -~ = HEE f at.......... B (EERRRERS SHUE LAQE I RR e oo it 2 A0E P21 8. kitchens and bedrooms; all Our very latest novelty, to take the pe 7 colors, with 9 and 18-in. 4 place of the Turban, made of fine . Also Many Large Room Size Rugs in Axminster, Velvet and Brussels, Sizes 10-6x12 Up to 12x15 Feet at Bargains Correspondingly Great. borders to match, roll........ quality of natural wavy hair; light & airy, with a naughty curl peeping out here and there among the puffs—$5 52.48 value, this sale only... Shampooing, Manicuring -and Scalp [ 5 Treatments. Appointments made by ; ‘&’%" ° omaha : *Phone, — This big sale takes place on third floor. Plenty of clerks to wait upon you—No waiting. We also take orders for hanging papers, at reasonable prices, |to his friena [ o |to fends that he was suffering from | was dismissed. Mr. Brome has fil Bennie Thomas; (e dlacase, which Finally Flatmad Hitn He | veply 1a- Slbeciot somse oo Mas, tled was a robust man a year ago, but of late New Officers of HILL SHORTENS HIS LINE|From Greece to BRUCKER WILL HEAD COUNCIL | swer and counter im. Brome er adies of G.A.R : Defend Brother Can You Beat [tP | veen taiing A iy e il ot ey rorts ataeriag adaies + £« I il Save Sixty Miles Into the Big His sons are Herbert, Samuel and Fred |divorce ault and says she insisted on 16 A Oldest of Aldermen to Be Successor Hota Basin H. Garlow. The latter is at North' Platte | Depositions have been filed by Mrs, Pratt's icitar g g 7 N § £ A . iten- [#t the Scouts’ Rest ranch. He married | Boston attorneys, -asserting that to Bu Convention at Fairbury Closed Fri Kris Mas;undes in Omnlmhto Helplm‘te:_ ch;l{g Se;lt;nieg ;oofli’ie:\!en Trms, & daughter of W. B, Cody, thres | orn i tiormers “assriing th v ‘ | : i i i ary He and Pal Rol e years ago. Mr. Garlow's daughters are R 4 : day — Many Testimonials TO SPEND OVER MILLION DOLLARS in Trial of South Omaha i H 3 L aro | tho case, after which they dc th E, VICE PRESIDENT ; of Sheriff. Mrs. Joe Walker and Mrs. N. R.' Bryson. | ny Bartlett. DAVIS FOR Are Given. Slayer. s With the exception of Fred H. Garlow, all i i ! Young Republican from Twelfth | The department convention of the Ladies | ”""""\ “""' ":‘":.":""“"' “l':":"" JErls Masourides, brother of the man Who | Aen n the sheriffs office have .u.«,.m-,"“li'mlf“;”:”‘ e SO vet been | DEATH SUDDENLY CALLS 3 3 4 g P 5 olosed ton, Now in the Big Horn Basin shot Officer ward Lowry in South s jennie Thomas and i Nol i ’ ’ Slated for Election—Sched- |of the Grand Army of the Republic closed L | ered why Ben Nolin | made, and it is not determined that s TERYS SINPES. PR Bivatiamenii at Fairbury Friday, with the election of | with G. W. Holdrege, Gen- Omaha and arrived in Omaha Friday |\ent smiling out of the office after being r’,".‘““:,‘ ‘:‘l‘mll be nes mi,, SR e 4 BABY HEIR OF WEALTH e X0 AT Gombing: these officers for the ensuing year: eral Manager. to help In the murder trlal which|genenced to four years each in the peni- = tion of Last Year. President, Mrs. Caroline Putnam of Lin- | Wil begin Monday In district court|(entiary. The youths were left alone in an Edward Hayden Storz, Son of Mr. and coln. A Kris Masourides has traveled all the|jnner room while the patrol automobile was VINSONHALER HOLDS GROUND Mra. Adolph Storz, Passes Away | Sentor Vice President, Mr. Nora R. Kia-| In order to shorten the route from Bil.|way from a little village near Athens|swaiteq . Unless piesent plans miscarry Counell- | (F00 Lo o lings to the Big Horn basin the Burlington |in Greece, his expenses ha be urday deputy Sheriffs discovered that|Lawyer's ERE AN Faait Oaae A man Goodley Brucker will be chosen presi- | Junior Viee President, Mrs. Susie Lewis| 708 18 planning to expend approximately | part defrayed by tis fellow towhsmen. 5 L daal tant the adndhshad’ Rean: Tanaacked ™ p Stand by Edward Hayden Storz, the 2-months so: ’ dent of the Omaha city counell for the en- | JE | 81,000,000 by bullding a new line from b-| ' He is more hopeful of a favorable out-|ana u pack of playing cards and other Judge. of Mr. and Mrs. Ad 2, died at noon euing year and Councilman Charles M 5 BeT Omaha/! Ner to Fromberg and tearing up the pres-lcome of the new trial than is the prisoner | trifies had been taken. 1 Satnrias &¢ tha home of andmother 3 } Chaplain, Mrs. Alice B. Schieh of Omaha/l (0 ° 0 o O e e ; ) | 3 Davis will be clected vice president | Terasurer, Mrs. Charlotte Mrewer of Me. | €0t line between Scribner and Toluca | Whose attitude is one of passive resigna- | Judge Kennedy refused Saturday to dls. | Mrs. Edward Hayde venticth and Cass Mr, Brucker is a democrat and represe . 4 | Darius Miller, president of the road, is at |tion to what the fates may have in sto Cool miss the garnishment secu d by D. M. |streets. re | A the Fifth ward. Mr. Davis is @ republican | €00 G of Lincoln, | Present in the Blg Horn basin, In company | for him. The hanging verdict which the ‘IOSEPH L. GARLOW IS DEAD /insonhaler In the litigat with Mrs.| The cause of the bal Jeath {8 not defe and represents the Tweltth ward. Ha ds | AFREER EURIE LIC TSI | with George W. Holdredge, general man-|jury brought in just a year ago in dis-| PP s g R | Juita Montgomery Pratt. Two weeks ago|iritely known. The llness was of shorg now absent in California on his honeymoon, | COunSCHoO% Fa IR SO, QM | aser and the new assistant general man- | trict court seems to result in the dispirit-| Rebiit oy cin g s the garnishment secured by H. C. Brome |duration Brucker is the oldest member of the councl) | Council of Administre ot 9 ager, H. J. Horn. The decision to remodel | ment of the Greek whose affray with the the Burlington map came after the officials | officer resulted in the South Omaha riots visited the places interested and saw how |in February of 190 it ‘of - Venrn: ana | DAYS the huna: rney, Mrs. L. Pleronnet of Omaha, | The charter provides that the city clerk | Mrs. Hannah Coates of Aurora { shall call the coungll to order and the [ Delegates to the national convention ;“ the land lay. The proposed change/will| Kris Masourides, after arrival here, first| J95¢Ph L. G body shall then proceed to organize by [Atiantic City: Mre. Nora Kidder of Serib- | gporten the line from Bjllings to the B 3 A visited his brother in jail ‘and- then haq|retired. died Saturday morning at 9:3 of W the election of & president and vice presi- [Der, delegate at large; Mrs, Sarah Smith, | yory pasin by about sixty miles. a long talk with J. M. Macfarland ana DNeart trouble, falling suddenly il upon the oman s ower dent. There will be no other names pre- |Mrs. Ljszie Metcalf of Omaha; Mrs. Esther | “ippg glg line between Scribner and Toluca | James Rait of counsel for the Greek. Since Str¢ets at Twenty-third and I, near tho ot |Of Ke rouble—Ailing Som low, a prominent stockman, sented than the two mentioned, both hav- [ McCagle of Aurora. - Alternates, Mrs. Allc| wi be torn up, as it has been judged a |then he had been helping all he can to|Christian church. He was seen by the O‘ver Alan ing been agreed on by the six republicans [B. Schleh of Omaha and Mrs. Alice T]“"“'Ir:vun«mhuu route to Billlngs. The new |find desired witnesses. 8 passing vl.!lv.mu and carried inte the me 8 and three of the democrats, Brucker, John- | ton of Kearney. plan will be to connect with the Northern | Active preparations for the trial are be- °f Mrs: C. D. Wilson, 207 I street, where Woman's most glorious endowmeat is the power son and Sheldon. This was the combina- [ Mrs. Hattle L. Willlams of Hollon, Kan., | pacific at Frombers, making this the di |ing- made In the office of the county Dr. C. M. Schindel 'was tily summoned. | to awaken and hold the pure and honest love of & tion that elected President Burmester and |represented the national department at the will next year elect some other republican | convention. rect transcontinental route to the north. [torney and three more witnesses were | 0INE could be dd 4 worthy man. Whea she loses it and still loves on west to connect with toe-hew line which |subpoenaed Saturday are-Dr. T, .| $XD0pALion Of the to relieve the severe ¥ no one in the wide world can know the heart agony and he died soon for the last year of the present council, | Gettysburg Circle No. 4§ of Omaha pre- | is peing bullt through the Big Horn basin. | Little and Deputy- Sheriffs Thompson and |*{'¢F the awvival of the doctor. | she endures. The woman who suffers from weak- As Mayor Dahlman will be out of the city [ sented the department with a handsome | A¢ present the road is under construction | Foster Mr. Garlow was 65 years old and had been | pess and derangement of her special womanly or- & good part of the summer making his | silk flag. Garfield Circle No. 11 of umunu.‘u far as Powder river, where the North-| BSpeculation attaches to the part which | ™ business in South Omaha for many | ganism soon loses the power to sway the heart of campaign for the democratic guberna- |presented the new department commander | western is used to Guernsey. Eventually | Lilllan Breese will play in the secona |’ Early in his life in the city he a man. Her general health suffers and she loses torial nomination, Councilman Brucker wiii | of th and Army of the Republic, John | the Burlington will have.its own road |trial. She was put on the stand by the | " & Prominent and prosperous stockman her good looks, her attractivencss her l-)mu;(inl\x/lypl / put in & good share of his time as acting | Deiner, with & handsome bouquet of flow- | from Omahs to Frombers, %iont. prosecution at. the :first. hearing and her |t (N Yards. About five years ago he re-| and ber power and prestife a 4 A 4] 3 ierce, of Buffalo, N.Y,, with B vor. The oaly chauges in the counell | efs. ¢ . B e S Featimony later Impeached n pet by her |tired from active business In that direction. | the istance of his ll:glnla.e physician -nr‘enlcnbcd for and cured many committees expected through the change | The retiring department president, Mys,| When you want what you want when |statement made to the county attorney a | &L°F foF @ """'}‘ sine engagod in the ‘h"“:‘“‘d:l". ';""“‘"" I; ";,‘;;‘,‘:’ v;:::“;r: "":.‘Y for woman’s ail- of presiding offices is that President Byr- | Ciara Lyons of Omaha, was presented | You want it, and want it in & hurry, ad- (day or two following the shooting fo By A0g sou husine Ji Che, netion Soneh.i: 3t 0 EROwR 2. . § Wpeels Savocip 3 reseription. lll 8.8 positive mester will take the place of Councliman |with a handsome gold badge by the depart- | Vertise for it in The Bee. In the statement to the officlal she swore | [0 ¢ JOPLAE B, NI b0l r i fed omes. It purificy, rogu- | " terly, with his son Herbert Garlow, he lates, strengthens and . ell it. No hkowest dealer will Brucker on rallways and viaducts, of which | ment. | N that the Greek fired first; on the stand |, .ot oo pool hall, the Brunswick, at| advise you to accept a substitute in order to make a little larger profit, ho is chalrman, and on sidewalks, cross- | The department, through Mrs, Lizzie Met- Swilding Povm! she intimated that it was the other way g 4 pr o | c op: ent 0! er of Willlam Mevatts, 2607 Camden avenue, g s . Twenty-fourth and walks and bridges. As president of the |caif, depurtment organizer of the Ladies| Willlam Mevails, 2007 Comion arenus |y is geclared that a strenuous effort will [ npr cariow had § 1 Kiiion wiii haa e IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG, councll, Brucker will probably take Bur- |of the Grand Army, presented the Fair- | first_and’ Corby, $1600; Lioyd D; Wilils, |be made this time as at the first trlal|p gaughters, Mrs. Joo Walker, at Twen- | SICK WOMEN WELL, mester's place on the committse on ju- fbury High school with & large framed | L% Park svenuc, brick apartment, SO, |by the prosccution secure & verdict of (v ot and I stretn. He hod been ol Dr. Plerce's Pleasaat Pellets regulate and st S { h diclary, | portrait of President Lincoln. i TL R VT N 0 Wentesih | assing. JREER 098 & ertn | Ko 100: heeg A r. Plerce's Pleas lets reg roagthen Stomach, Liver and Boweiy y