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BIG SALE OF PETTICOATS
$2 and $2.50 Petticoats at 98c Each
An entire stock of pretty petticoats
on sale at a great bargain Thursday.
Thee are made of Italian cloth, silk fin
ished sateen mercerized like satin.
They are splendidly trimmedwith juby
ducking, wide, deep flounces and ruffles, wide
and narrow accordeon pleats, etc.
These petticoats are the kind that
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you usually pay 12.00 f
and $2 50 for, toraor- tl J j
row, as long as they 2
last . .
$2.50 French flannel Waists nt 98c
Ovr .W to UPlert from. Hods, blur, browns, greens, all alien, Q gg
made in this fall's FtyleK. Main noor
Pretty Handkerchiefs at Special Prices
Enihrolrtprort, revered nd hemstitched handkerchiefs In beautiful and 12C
elaborate piitternH, actually worth up to 35o each, at
Hand Crocheted Opera Shawls
plain white and fanry bordered handkerchiefs, lace and embroidery fleC5C
Ladies' and Children's Underwear
Alio rllk dhawlH, blok. white and colors, large circular and opera ORc
hawls, up to 2. Hpecli.l Thursday . zr
Ladies' fine underwear In heavy ribbed, fleecy lined and wool 2QC-39C"4QC
Children's, boys' and girls' underwear In wool fleecy cotton vests, , 2
pants and drawers at, a garment
J. L. uranaeis & sons make Announcement
Of a Very Large Purchase of the Highest Orade '
ORIENTAL RUGSand CARPETS
That were recently sold at public auction.
TheM are from the stock of tl. 8. Tavslianjlan. costing to Import over
SKi.Oolhl 11 rm being the largest Importers of these goods in the United
Hiatus. We secured many of the choicest lots of this entire sate, and offer on
Monday, December 7th, the greatest collection of hltfh prade Oriental rugs
ever Hhown In Omaha. As we bought these, practically at our own price, on
the above date will be the greatest liargaln giving Oriental rug sale that ever
took place In the west. Kespectftilly,
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS.
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' WONDERFUL
, COUPON SALE
TMU SR1.I1RI.B STORK-
Coupons Free With Every Purchase.
The most liberal and valuatls tickets ever given free. Here are aome un
mistakable opportunities. Urasp them.
In Our Furniture Department.
VK WITX TL.ACK ON RAT-R THTRS
AND TWO OV A KIND. HKHK 18 YOUR
AT A BARGAIN.
DAT, A T,OT OF ODD ROCK ICRS, ONE
CHANCE TO BKCU RE A NICK ROCKER
Qnni-ter sawed oak rockers worth
.".85 Thursday they go at
lo.STi rockers
sale price
$1.35 rockers
sale price
3.95
3.25
295
$.1.5fl rockers
sale price
$2.85 rockers
sale price
$2.M rookers
sale price .......
Besides these we will place
$17.5(1 oak combination book
case and desk at.
$1S60 oak combination book
case and desk at ...... t...
$1!.R0 oak combination book
case and desk at
$ft00 sanitary couch
at
JX.no sanitary couch
at .'. .
3-plece parlor suite
at ........V ....
S-plece parlor suite '
at ..t
3-plece parlor suite
at ...
5-plece parlor suite
at
5-plcce parlor suite
at
$0.50 tipholstercd parlor
rockers at
$10.85 upholstered parlor. . .
rockers at
2.50
1.95
. ...... 1-60
on sale oir
12.50
13.50
15.00
4.95
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....5.85
10.50
.:12.50
.14 85
22.50
.27.00
6.50
7.50
LA MARGUERITE
CORSETS
A most satisfactory six gored model for
medium figures 10-inch French, clasp,
short hip, with habit hip attachment
made of plain silk French batiste, trim
med with imported lace colors, white,
pink sizes 18 to 30 C flfl
UaVIW
price
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Groceries.
Gift Coupons with Every Purchase.
Gigantic Siit SaJe
We bought the overstock of a Big- New York suit manufacturer.
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They go on sale Thursday at a marvelous saving in price.
We received a telegram one day last week from one of the
largest New York suit manufacturers stating they had 300
woman's suits which they desired to close out. We made them
a spot cash offer for the lot. They are the same suits that wq
sold earlier in the season for $15, $18 and $20. We have also
gone through our own stock and selected 100 suits that sold up
to $20.
They nil go in one lot Thursday.. Your
choice will be free and unrestricted...
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Made of fine all wool cheviots,
fancy mixtures
effects. Not a suit in this lot worth less than
$15, and most of them $18 and $20.
lour choice Thursday.,..
broadcloths, meltons and
All t IIP I1PW fcL'il'fml hlnitun mi1 imnlnn.
$
10
Three Greet Specials in
Woman's Coets for Thursday
Special No. lSjSp6cialNo. 2-H
Watch Our J
Windows
Watch Our
Windows
RUINS GIVE JJP OLD RELIC
Ilea Bros. Fire I nearlba rile of K
tlart Brllrrne Uaartle Papers
Jail Fortr-8lx Vein Old.
A Ilia of the extinct Brllnvue Gazette fur
the year 1857 wan found In the ruins of tho
.Allen Bros, fire yesterday and ' Buck
Tayler took four copies, beginning with
the New Year's Ihhuo, to the oniee of
Hay or Moores.
Although scorched and soaked, the papers
aro In excellent condition and show that
much rare typographically was spent on
them. In the first two numbers 8. A.
Btrlckland & Co. are given as publishers,
and In the remaining ismjes Henry M.
Burt A Co. Mr. Burt, It appears, was
"news and IochI editor." The Gazette
bore the announcement , that It was '"A
family newspaper devoted to democracy,
literature, agriculture, mechanics, educa
tion, amusements u-nd .general Intelligence."
One iusue has an Indignant but well written
Story about the removal of the legislative
sessions from Omaha to Florence. The
objections by Territorial Governor Richards
afe commended. Editorial leader, have to
do" with the annexation 'of Nebraska to
Kansas and the like. The relics are com
vnrmlable examples of early newspaper
work In this vicinity.
Kdlevue, it Is gathered from the New
Year's pronunclamento, trebled In sise dur
ing the year 1K, which was the first year
of, the (laiette; by the close of 1R58 It was
predicted it would stand at the head of
Nebraska cities and was destined to become
"Uie Chicago of the west."
HEW nil.U l AH SKKVICH OX CARS.
Walters Co Tbroagh Coacbes Serving
Fasaeaa-ers oa Peaasylvaala Maes.
An elaboration of dining service for trav
elers, original with the Pennsylvania Lines,
Is announced an only one of the several
Innovations looking to the still greater
convenience of patrons of that railway
system. There is also to be an extension
of that feature on the Pennsylvania I.lne.
. known as the dining ear service a la carte
by which Jhe passenger pays for Just what
ts ordered and which has won such ap
proval from travelers over the Pennsyl
vania System.
Train No. . . leaving Chicago for the
east over the Fort Wayne route at: 11:45
p. m. and Western Kx press No. 9, leav
ing Pittsburg 7:00 a. m. for Chicago via
the Fort Wayne, have a la carte service
In the dining 'oars for breahfast and lun
cheon. IMnner Is served table d'hote on
those trains.
The new service originated by the Penn
sylvania Hystem provides that'coRee and
sandwl:hei 'by served .by waiters going
through the roaches during meul hours,
so that parseugcrs may enjoy those re
freshments without leaving their seats.
A. B. Hubermaun, oldest and absolutely
reliable jeweler In Omaha. Goods marked
In plain figures and luwert prices g'taran
teed. 8. K. corner Thirteenth and Douglas.
Tool Chests
A nicer or more suitable gift
you could not make to a
Boy or Han
See our new Wall Tool Cab
inets the latest thing to hold
tools. - '
Thoy Aro Dig Sellers
Now is the time to buy Scroll
Saws.
Jas. Morton & Son Go.
1511 DODGE STREET.
Toola and Cutlery.
STORM
SASH
AND
DOORS
All Sizes
All Mads
Get Our Prices ZJ
Rosenbery
Bros.
Phone 92
ISOIMarcy 5t
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Filling .,. 75c np
Set Teeth $5.00
Bridge Work, per tooth. . $5.00
If you have your dental work done here,
you are sure of getting the be.t in the
city. '
Taft's Dental Rooms.
1517 Douglas Street.
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will make addresses. Rsolutlona will I
adopted, engrossed copies of which will be
presented to the families of the deceased
and spread upon the records.
MEMORIAL' FOR THL FIREMEN
Arraageaieats Hearty Completed for
the Pabllo ftervlee to Be
Held Kridrtj,
Arrangements hnye been nearly com
pleted b.v tho council for the memorial
meeting at the rltv hull Friday afternoon
at S o'clock in honor f the Art men killed
Thank.Kivtiig. The council chamber will
h draped .In crape and the ofticea In the
city hall closed while th meeting is In
progree. M i or Moores, W. 8. Bummers.
W. K Ouiley and Judge W. D. McHugh
'Aaaoaaceiueats of tho Theaters.
The one amusement feature held out to
theater' patrons this afternoon wlll.be the
matinee ut the Orpheum. Women who are
naturally interested In dress will find some
thing out of the ordinary in the ward
robes of Miss Johnstone Hennett and the
Ruppo Bisters. The former has been dis
tinguished by mannish effects In drets
and In hrr characterisation of the swell
young elub man she shows it with empha
sis, while the Ilappo Bisters In their Rus
sian terpslchorean steps wear thetr native
stylo of costume. The program embraces
eight numbers.
James Whltcomb Rliey, the Hoosler poet,
will give u reading nt the Boyd this even
ing and tor the rest of the week the
theater will be dark. On Hunday afternoon
Hermann the Great will give the first of
thieo performance. '
1 package corn starch 2c
21 11m. liranulated Sugur for $1.00
10 bars Hest Laundry Soap for 2fc
10 Hi. sack Pure Oniliam Flour for.... 'So
IjirRe suck White or Yellow Corn Meal 12'A;
5 lbs. Good Japan Rice 4 v... lAc
5 ltm. Hand Picked Navy Beans
5 lbs. Tapioca. Sago. Uarley or Farina 19o
tt Ilia. UrcaKtiiHt itoiieu oais ik
4 lis. Dried Mma tfeana !c
gallon' can Fancy Table Syrup 19c
lb, package Kelf-Klslng Pancake
Flour 7',4c
1 lb. package t'ondensed Mince Meat 7M,c
1 lb. package Imported Macaroni IViO
Force," Vigor, Vim, Nutrllla, Malta Vita,
etc., per package J'Ac
iMi ttt) Italian Prunes, per lb he
Fancy Mulr Peaches, per lb 8 l-3o
New York Kvuporated Apples, per lb 81-rte.
Fancy Cleaned CurrnntH, per lb
1 lb. cans Assorted Soups 6c
Fruit Puddlne, Hromaiigrlon or Jelly-
ron, 'per package ,'',c
II lb. can BoHtun Baked Beans 8 l-8c
3 lb. can Solid Packed Tomatoes l"c
2 lb. can Kiirly June Peas "He
2 lb. run Wax or String . Beans 7Vio
I. X. It.. Celluloid, Elastic or Electric
Starch, per package Vo
FRESH FRUIT SPECIALS
Fartcy Sweet Florida Oranges per dos Sflc.
runry Memiower apples, per hob inc
CIhiIcb Hallowe'en lates. per lb..
Fancy Virginia Peanuts, per measure
Large, Juicy lemons, each...
California Figs, per package
BON BON DISHES
Sterling Siiver. $2.00. $2.50, 3.00, $3.00 and up. We
are showing some handsome patterns also in quadruple
plate, II, 1.50 and 12. Larger pieces 'In sterling silver
and plate, handsome bowls, baking dishes, etc.. etc.
Spend a few cilnutes at our store. (
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler and Optician.
1116 Denflaa Street.
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FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
THE SIMPLEX TYPEWRITER
Only $1.00
, Teach the Children how to spell and write
The Moyer Stationery Co.
220 and 222 So. 16th St.
Evening
Dress
Must be Immaculate In style and perfect
in fit Only the best of tailors can attain
these necessary essentials, which is also the
best of reasons why you should leave your
orders and measure with Dreaher. You
will receive garments most artistlcaly cut,
of the finest materials and fabrics, fin
ished In the most superb manner, auch s
can only be had from a thorough tailor.
Kntire satisfaction In garments and price.
Dresner
1515 Far nam St.. :
Telephone 1857. .'
AH November offers continued during De
cember. (JxmI photos with "a premium
tlirin in." Stonecypher, photographer.
ISii Farnam street.
Don't Scold
Strengthen th nerves, with Ir. Miles
Nervine. . S!er better, nt belter, work
better, feel belter, and be teller. frlj on
giirtr.int. HiA'tf oi nerw s tin- l'.at,,l.
lU. JdllJ-.l. Mfcl'lCAl. CO.. kUaiwrt, Is
Itoise covers made to l fit your horse.
Omaha Teat and Awning Co., 11th and
Uurney atrteta.
The ladles of the Ftrat Methmtlst Epixco
pulchoit h will hold bax.ir In the church
iwrlor Thursday, Friday d Saturday of
thl week, and rerye n o'clock dinner each
I eellng. '
j B R. Patten, denifet, Mufmui bulldhi.
Wt rtlDICTlllc XI
lea Pafes'of Text 32 In Color
sOO lilustratiuns 12 Short Storks
All KIWS-fTAIIiS. PllCt IS Ceats
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Christmas Cigar Jars
Christmas cigar cases. Christ
mas match boxes, ChrlHtmaa
cigarette cases, Christmas card
cases, Chrlstmaa pass case,
Christmas jewel canes.
An elegant line new .ones lust received.
All UOKHAM make.
BROWN & B0RSHIM,
222 South 16th Street.
a $20 DIAMOND RINGS
Kxceptlonal value see
them har nthi.ra
from 18 to JOoO.
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TOASTS.
See our elegant stock of Brass Toasts suitable for a
prize or gift. 1'iiee 7uo and II
t'onie and see them before they are all gone.
2JL2WmiNNE,'Y&K.YJL7 CO.,
CKRISTmS gift suggestions
Diamond Brooches, 15 oo'to I5OU.O0; Keck Chains. IJ .50 to 2.W Signet Kings. 11. DO to
tltMfti; Utii k. Fins. II. IV to .5 ui; Ixa-keis. 13. lo lliiu.uo; Hat ling, h- to u i; Silver
't oilet S. In I.a to fcs.i: Manicure tiets, S UU to t'Ju iu. Sliver Jewul lioxes, t'uff Jars,
Cui cilata Yaw, t'idogne liotiles, etc. ,
ALBERT EDHOLM, Jowolcr.
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V i-i r.i .in Bl,.tl,li ham... I .-M . ii.
c r.j,rii tump ut- me lieW HIIOl .
tary effects made of tho very best kcr-! n,ontlnocK,
sey, heavy satin lined, loose or half
litted backs butter than any $15 jacket
sold In Omaha, 4f if
Thursday
WOMAN'S "i
N'tlTlI COATS
ie quality of
sibclines or kereey, made
with the new shoulder cupca, very hand-
19.75
some effects, coats worth up
to l-..!iO, Thursday. .
Special No. 3-Ss
WOMAN'S
,1-ID
made of the very flnent quality of ker
seys, coverts and imported sibellnes
new hair fitted backs with wattan plait
and shoulder capes coats worth up
to I40.W. Thurs- 24.7
I day
Special Sale of Woman's Fur Coats Thursday
felt Shoes ,
and Boots
The , warjnest ' s'.ioe ever worn-i-Just
the thing for the motorman, driver or
anyone who nuut- be out in all kinds
of weather.
All felt with felt soles felt tops
with leather suics high tops and
low tops M. 60 ' to $3.00 six dlffcrtnl
styles to reiect from.
We also have a' full line of warm
felt shoes for women for house or out
door wear.
OREXEL SHOE CO.,
1419 Farnam Street.
Omaha' Up-to-Dat Shoo Houae
Now They Are Kicking!
These fellows who call themselves drug
giHts who thought they had a snap with
their THAD1 NO 8TAMP8-THEY ARK
SOKRY THKV '8HOKK In that way!
HOWEVKK, THAT o TMK1K JiUHlIM'iSa
NOW. Just please remember this point:
Th tickets from our CASH REGISTER
are good and if you don't want them then
you have me privilege or DMiutiwn
FIVE PER CENT FROM ANY PUR
CHASE IN EITHER ONE OF OUR
BTORKi. These two columns of figures
cluaily show the difference:
Regular Without Witlv
Price. Micgeis. iici
$l.(io UiuoKone
$1.() Chrystal Tonic
$1.00 Peruni
$1.00 Pierre's PreHcrlption..
$1.00 Plnkham's Compound.
bOc Syrup of Figs..
These are not
vnifir.M limty eomnare .'er
other stores which have TRADING
STAMPS.
$1.00 Iler'a Malt Whisky 61o C4c
$2 Chester's I'cnnyroyal 1'Uls too It.WJ
SGIIAEFER'S DRUa STOKB
E. T. YATES. Prop.
lth and Chicago 8t., Omaha. 'Phones
747 and 787. 24th and N Sta.. ttouih Omaha.
'Phone No. 1. All goods delivered any place
lu either city.
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TRADING
in witn
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those In
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20 Discount
ON ALL
107 NORTH SIXTEENTH STREET.
OPP. POSTOFFICE
leivey & Stone Furniture Go.
III5-III7 FARNAM STREET,
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Leading
Furniture Ilouso
Kun your oye over this
list of furniture. Any piece
will make a desirable
Christmas gift, and the fact
that it caine from our store
adds to its value, for every
body knows it MUST e
good.
Mahogany Desks. $050 to 125.00
Oak ireskH, $ G.25 1 o 5000
Maple Desks, if 0.00 to ; 29.Q0
Birch Desk, $12.50 to 18.00
Mahogany Music Cabinets, $7.50 to. 45.00
Oak Music Cabinets, $5.25 lo (0.00
Mahogany Parlor Tables, $7.00 to 75i00
Oak Parlor Tables, $:5,50 lo. 2000
Mahogany HulTets, $15.00 to 185.00
Oak China Cases, $11.75 to 68.00
Oak ISufM, $12.50 to 93.00
Mahogany China Cases, $58.00 to . 112.00
Oak Library Tables, $8.50 to - 44.00
Mahogany Library Tables, $15.00 to... 47.00
Oak Dressers, $12.25 to ...-85.00
Mahogany Dressers. $23.00 to ' . . . . fJ8.0Q
OUli PUICES A1.E TfTK LOWEST.
Dewey & Stone Furniture Go.
III5-III7 FARNAM STREET.
Suit
GaseS and
I Traveling
Omaha Trunk Factory
iTflchone 1058 1209 Farnam Street I
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'IS1'"
Tbe Most Delicious Taffies
' The variety of flavor, la a epeclal fea
ture which will prolong the palatable
ik'Sm of these delightful taffies.
VANILLA - STRAWBERRY - MAP1.F.-'
PECAN-NUT -BLACK WALNUT
Our Turtle, are the talk of the towu.
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15 fNAM I
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Thirty Cents
Will Rent
Your Vacant Room
Isn't it pretty poor economy to let your room
stay vacant r ,
Every day it might b earning for you two or
three times tho cost ol renting it through a Bee
Want Ad. ,
Thera ara thousands who read tha want pates
dally as a matter ol habit who look thero beiora
they go room bunting. But Just now. during l ha
Bee Quotation Contest, almost everyone is readlug
tbe want pages word by word.
Tan words three times for 30 cents. .
Tel. 238. Bee Want Ad Dept.
