THE OMAHA DAILY UEE: FRIDAY, OCTOREn 25, Iim
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Remnant Day in Basement
Extra Special Events Friday.
Figured and Plain Art Ticking, fella reg
ularly at 25c a yard, in long lengths, Friday
at, yard ,
i N Fall Fleeced Waistiug Remnants,
very pretty patterns, worth 25c yard, at
yard
10c
5c
Baby Flannel and fancy
Outing Flannels. In
white, crourn, pink in. J
Mue, tne
very finest
quality,
liasemont
bargain
square
Novelty Fall Suitings,
dark
styles,
yard
vide, yd
Half Wool Skirting
Flannels, extra hoary,
88 Inches
wide, blue
tirown,
gray, etc.,
a bar
gain, yd..
Twilled Comforter Sat
eeri, large ranire of
atterns,
a 25u yd
cloth at
Jd
n, iilnk in. J
Suitings,
15c
el Skirting
.extra heavy,
15c
10c
29c quality heavy
Mercerized Sateens,
as long
as they
I nal
yard. ..
Apron aingham,
thousand
yards of it
in all size
checks, yd
Staple and Fancy
Dress Prints, on big
bargain av
square
at, per
yard ...
5c
ham, ft
3'c
19c quality
Burlap, all
colors
at, per
c
Drapery
desirable
5c
Wool Flannel Rem
nants, neat patterns
for chil
dren's dresses..
10c
Shaker Flannel, in long
lengths,
extra
heavy
quality, yd
nei, in long
6c
Fancy Curtain
in lengths
at,
per
yard
Scrl m
2-c
36-Inch Percales, a new
shipment of new
fall styles, 1
excellent A n f
iVari.?: a 2C
Specials in the Linen Department
21 Remnnnts of lOo T1 I Remnants all kinds of
I sanitary cotton I damask, In table cloth
nl, i diaper, at, e'W I lengths at about half
"w I yard . I regular price.
15c
Remnants of Wo
bleached huck
toweling, at,
yard
Odds and Ends of Bargains in Boys' and Children's Caps
A irreat table of all kinds and sizes of pretty school caps, a sample
line In the basement, at, each
Remnants of Fine Winter Dress Goods
Fine black and colored goods, suitable fop this sea
son's wear skirt and suit lengths of Panamas,
unfinished worsteds, zibelines, cloth of every kind,
valued up to $1.73 a yard-.
for all the accumulated suit and waist lengths,
hundreds of fashionable dreea lengths in this
assortment.
59c
45 c
Mill Fnds of Broadcloths,
Panamas, Mannish Suit
In ks, etc., all colors and
pieces enough for skirts,
jackets and suits
values up to SmZMC
12.00 yard, at, yd. w
French Flannels Waist
In
wrapper lengths of
gs ana imported
and wrap
plain and fancy waist-
French Flannels
'-'Will go at-
per yard
nnels
Traveling-Men's Sam
ple Lengths of Cloth
many alike f C
at, each UC
Fine Silks and Velvets
Sl.OOand SI. 25 Silk Velvets at 59c Yard All col
ors of fancy velvets, imported dress velveteens,
vets with dots, etc., at, yara...
Silk and velvet remnants in
black and colors, all go accord-
ant,Va0cshlf.e: 5c.10c.19c
vel-
59c
Black 641k remnants, to
12 yards importer's sam
ples on bargain square at
60o on the dollar.
Embroideries
Extra fine lot of embroideries, very
wide for corset covers, children's
dresses, etc worth fl g m
at Perad1 IUC-J5C
Dress Trimmings
Plain and fancy Dress Trim
mings, hundreds of styles
ic5ci0c
Bif Sale of Men's Underwear Saturday at 25c, 35c and 45c
Entire sample lines of two of finest underwear manufacturers in the east, all
ilnds and all sizes at amazing bargains Saturday.
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS,, BOSTON STORE
DEMOCRATS IN TIGHT PINCH
Need Four Person to Eon on Bohool Board
" -t .' Ticket
THAT MANY REFUSE TO BE CANDIDATES
l" SBBBSBaaaSBBS
publicans Placed on Ticket Without
Bel us; Consulted and Two Dcrao
cruis Decline to Become
Political Sacrifices.
A was the cane with that party's legis
lative ticket, all kinds of things have hap
pened to tho democratic school board ticket
luring the luat few days and a special
meeting of the city committee was called
In the Jacksonlan club rooms last night
to rescue it from total annihilation. Three
nominees have withdrawn and a fourth
rants to, and probably will. The city con
vention did tho work in a hurry without
consulting any of its selection and the re
sult hui been somewhat disappointing.
Mrs. George Tilden, the only woman
named, was the first to order City Clerk
Elbourn to remove her nume from the bal
lot She objected for a variety
of reasons, not the least being that
he la a republican. Emii Cermak,
a present tremher of the board whose time
expires, tills year, was the next to file
ratal wtihdrawal. He does not care to
run again with certain defeat staring him
in the face. Mr. Cermak Is the only
Bohemian filling a "position In the city or
School district government. Yesterday morn
ing Christian Rlssl. a Swiss, of the First
ward, pulled out of the contest by filing a
sworn statement that he would not run.
leaving only H. B. Roberts and "Dr. E. D.
Arnold'' on the original ticket
Dr. Arnold, who is a renuhiiean v,n.
oeen wondering how the democrats hap
pened to light on him for a victim and
nas expressed his Intention to file his
withdrawal before the time expires.
Inside of Arnold Affair.
How Dr Arnold's name came to he mi
up with the democratic school board ticket
throws an interesting sidelight on the po
litical methods of that party. It seems the
man intended was not Dr. Arnold at all,
but a Third ward worker named Ed Aj-nnM
who runs a cheap rooming house at 520
Bourn Thirteenth street and is a political
personal friend of Ed Rothery. He was
put on the ticket by Rothery's nomination,
no particular care being used to identify
hlra separately and positively from another
"Arnold" In the city. In looking up the
addresses the secretary found Dr. E. D.
Arnold's name and promptly placed him oil
the cord.
Four of the nominees having dropped out
with disgust, a few whorl horses are busy
trying to find democrats willing to pose as
candidates and permit the use of their
names on the ballots. Up to noon three
men had been discovered who reluetantiv
agreed to allow their names to be so uted.
I hey were: Joseph Kelly, a real iit.
man. living at 2103 Farnam street; Walter
M. Carter, superintendent of the Fl:st Na.
tlonal bank building, 8324 Buauldinir. and
John M. Rice, a foreman fOT t rift TTn'rtn
Paclfio, 1615 Emmet street. These men and
one other, if he can be found, will be hus
tled onto the ticket In short order tonight
Building; Permits.
Building permits have been Issued by the
city aa follow: Nela 3. Peterson, 11.600
frame dwelling at 2715 Parker street; city of
Omaha, $2,600 temporary frame engine
house at Twenty-fifth and Cuming streets.
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Petticoats and
Underskirts
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ICPUMMI CD
UUIIIIIULLLI1
& MUELLER
A COMPREHENSIVE
PIANO
DISPLAY
Over 200 LATEST EXCLUSIVE
MODELS from America's best
makers, Including; the only
"Stelnway," the famous "Stea-er
A Sons," the artistic "McPhall,"
the popular "Emerson," the old
reliable "Hardman,M and 20 more
high class, guaranteed Pianos
toa-ether with the Ideal "Muel
ler" a, western Piano made to
stand the western climate.
INDIVIDUAL
SPECIAL BARGAINS
This week we show at new lot
of Specials, easily the best values
In town.
$250 Upright, plain panels, oak case,
live-year Ci(j
guarantee 4IIO0
$290 Upright, genuine' mahogany, roll
fall duet music desk, C1SU
splendid bargain pJO
$325 Upright, beautiful oak, mahogany
or walnut, modern design, CQQ
exceptional value 'VO
$350 Uprights,' large selection choice
Colonial Cabinet Grands,,
artistic tone and action 'P""
$4OO-$500 Uprights, in fancy figured nat
ural wood cases of exquisite beauty,
absolutely standard makes, ttOO
fur $338, $315, duwn to ipa'O
f5 MOVrilLY PAYMENTS AC
CEPTED. SO used Uprights In our bar
gain room at prices varying; from
(B4, STO, fWO, S123 to 130.
Square planoa at your own price.
LARGEST PIANO HOUSE.
Schmoller
& Mueller,
Established 1860.
4 Stores and a Factory.
OMAHA, NEB.
DIAMONDS:
Are both a luxury and an Investment n
m at an times, nut more so now man
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ever. You do not sauander vour money I
1 wnen you Duy mem you simpiy are
saving it besides having the luxury.
Remember, we Bell them at so rea-
sonable a price that we are willing to T
refund you in cash nine-tenths of
amount paid us at any time within '
one year, or allow you full price paid W
in exchange. ,
You'll find ours a well made and at
tractive lot We've the knee length
knitted, fleece lined underskirts at 60o;
and outing flannel skirts, plain, at too
and 6Sc; handsomely embroidered at
T60 to $l.io. In petticoats there are
silk moreens at $2.87 to $5.00; English
surrab $2.87 to $1.50; and bluck. all
wool jersey tops with full ripple
flounces of silk at $5.75, with mer
cerised . ruffles $4.M. In mercerised petticoats we've a large line priced up to
$2.76, Just now we offer a well-mode mercerised petticoat, trimmed with
flounces, or acoordeon pleated with ruffles, some ruffles featherboned a regu
lar 1.W petticoat and good value at that now priced at o. It Is our rule
whan we buy a thing at a bargain to give our customers . the bemnt At
MM this skirt Is certainly A BARGAIN. BARGAIN murk the word-It's
vrj seldom w use It N
MRS. J. DENSON, 212 South 16IK St.
15-& DODGE.
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Winter Caps, 15c.
Men's and Young Men's Scotch Flalded
Caps, with pull down to cover the eare,
suitable for dress, work, to wear on trains
when traveling, etc. Boys' Tuban style
(without peak), sale price, 15c; In the lot are
a few Girls' Caps. Sale starts Friday
morning and sale lasts until all sold. Come
early and get first choice.
Our $10.03 Suit Sale
All wool fancy Worsted Suits, made up
elegant, sale price $10.00. It's the same
kind you pay all over town $15.00 for
good, substantial suits, in endless varieties
at $7.50. Finer ones in the Benjamin make,
(12.50, $15.00 and $18.00.
Cvercoafs
Before buying an overcoat sret our nrinn-
we can save you at least 25 per cent on the
purchasing price. The Overcoat depart
ment is on the second floor. Also large
assortment or Fur Coats from $9.90 up.
Waterproof Overcoats from $5.00 up. Coats
lined with sheep skin from 12.98 un. ftr, i.
Is with everything else "We always sell It
cneaper.
GUARANTEE
CLOTHING CO.,
1519-1521 DOUGLAS ST.
Fine Weather For
Painting
Wlkr--AT.
There is lio better TIMR for nnlntinir
than UIGIIT NOW. and tin nnlnt sin trtet
as the old reliable brand, manufactured
iu iieveuiuu Dy
Sherwin - Williams Co.
This line rflinnrlius nnint tnr avatv
purposa for Which nalnt in vpr iituvl
aud all mixed 'ready for the BRUSH.
Ask most anybody what they think
about SHEUWIX-WILLIAM8 PAINTS.
Ask us for "PAINT CIUCULAU."
Stierman&McConnell DrugCo.
Corner 16th acd Dodae fits.. Omaha, Nsb.
For Menstrual Supprejsion:?.
Moat Miirf i,1 Ts VI fej T a m. T m" r -V
Ull rt silL Tnfe selue. tl bos; sums M
' " """" OMAHA WEATHER REPORT-Friday Warmer.
prMMITTT'C
A Rattling
Crockery Racket
Hanging Library Lamps,
complete spring exten
fdons, 14-inch dome shades,
rich gold finish, J
Johnson Bros. Royal English
Torcelain Dinner Sets, rich
green and gold illumina
tion, full gold treatment,
regular $18 value, Q H C
for this sale
Introductory Snle, Havilnnd & Co.
Napoleon white and ftold pattern.
We will sell on Friday three (3)
breakfast plates (limit of CQc
three) lor, each
Oas Drop Lights, complete with
burner, ten-Inch shades,
etc., at l.CT
.8c
4c
Twisted White China Salt or
Pepper Shakein, each
No. 1 or 2 Common Burners,
each
The favorite place
IjfOCefV for th" economical
w j housewife to pur
chase her table products at lowest
prices.
Ten ($1 Green Trading Stamps tr
with pound Baking Chocolate "u
Ten (1) Green Trading Stamps li-
with two lbs. fine Japan Rice
Ten ($1) Green Trading Stamps tllr
with 3-lb. can Table Syrup UJC
Trading Stamps
with 2-lb. pack
age Pancake
llou.. 10c
Ten t$l) Green
Trading Stamps
with doz. boxes
Parlor lr
Matcbe....,2t
BUTTER The
finest dairy products-
FRESH
COUNTRY
BUTTER, lir
hound "
Hulk Mince Meat,
pound
BULK PICKLES Five (50c Green
Trading Stamps with doxen Dill- Jp
ll, b'
Pancake Flour
' Bf NNCT7 CO
12k
SOUR PICKLES, fine
quality C.
CANDY Hundreds of
novelties at 6c each
and up.
Fifteen ($1.50) Orren
Trading Stamps with
tol..c7. 10c
TTh 1 Genuine
reninsular sisRhacni
sW. L.Afi.va.fci.
Ranges
The King of Steel Ranges
Unquestionably the Standard of the World
No other lines give you the raiitce of
choice in styles and sizes. Two styles
are prominent in our huge stocks, to
these we direct your very special attention:
FIRST Peninsular Range with high
closet, 15, 17 and 19-inch ovens,
s mi modi
up from
'"l n i x
combines nil modern Improve- ZJS.jll
26.50
PENINSULAff
merits,
SECOND Peninsulnr Range with high
eiieir ana ena sneir, in. it ana
19-inrh oven, will go at,
up from
STOVES Either base burners or steel
ranges, titled at your home (city or suburbs),
built in and set afoinf by an expert stove
builder, on time at Ihatl Stove Dept. fiasem't
Great Remnant Sale Black
Colored Dress Goods
$
Waist Patterns ,
Skirt Patterns . , , ,
Dress Patterns , , , , '
2 to 7 yard pieces
Worth up to $2 a yard
Friday on
Bargain Square
50c
yard
Ail the new fall dresa goods, having accumulated within the last two or
three weeks. W hat they are: Broadcloths, Meltons. Mohairs, Crepes. Voiles
Twills, Serges, Armures. Granites and many other new materials.
ANOTHER SILK SENSATION From 10 to 12 we wlfl sell plain and 4f
fancy silks, worth up to $1.00 yard, all lengths, for 1VC
BIG REMNANT SALE IN OUR DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT Percales and
Oermun Blue Calicoes, in lengths of two to fifteen yards worth Ol
U'We Friday yard OjC
PILLOW CASING 45 Inches wide, bleached, lengths one to five r
yards, worth 18c Friday 7. 9C
BABY FLANNELETTES, in pinks, blues, creams and whIUs "4a
worth 2oc yard Friday 1UC
h7SLS LINEis'l' NAPKINS. ETC-1.500 lengths of TabIe'Linens, Towe''"8.
twice what we'alk foTthem eBPclny for the 'rday sale, and are worth
REMNANTS OK RIBBONS FRIDAY -All Silk Ribbons. In lengths Q 1
from 1 to -M yards vulues up to 25c yard, Friday yard OjC
EiJ,BS?I0Eiyf;'5iEMNA,N?rn "ens-th" H yards-line quaiitles'of'Edfres.
Insertions, Beadings, Medallions, Appllque-vulues up to 25c yard- t is
Friday's price-for piece of 44 jards-25c. 14c and... llC
Another great Sale of children's and misses'
Sample Cloaks Saturday on our popular bar
gain circle main floor. See ths display in the
window Thursday and Friday. Ages from 6 to
14 years. Prices up from $3.95. J ust about
half price.
Sample Tailored Suits
Our sale of ladles' Sanpla Tailored Suits will bs continued Friday
and Saturday. This Is a spot cash purchase of 150 Sample Suits at
less than cost of the m tterlal. About half of them sold the first dav
Friday and Saturday must sell the balance.
Clothing
Department
Bargain Friday and double Green Trading
Stamps. Boys' Top Reefers 3 to 8
years old
2.50 and 2.00
Worth double Made out of tho finest overcoat ends.
Boys' Long Overcoats 10 to 20 years old
sample coats, a few broken lots to close
5.00, 4.50, 3.50
Double Green Trading Stampa
Men's and young men's Suits C AA
and Overcoats
Suita and Overooats, double breasted, and all the latest
styles and newest patterns
15.00, 12.50, 10.00 and 8.50
DOUBLE GREEN TRADING STAMPS FOR FRIDAY.
FRIDAY
IS
REMNANT
DAY AT
BrffDEK
THE RELIABLE STORE.
FUR SPECIALS
FOR
FRIDAY'S
StLLINQ
15c BLACK MER
CERIZED SAT
EENS and Spun
Glass at, yard,
5c
15c SHEER INDIA
L.INON the best
value you ever saw
-at. yard,
5c
!2He FLANNEL
ETTE, fleece back,
In pretty patterns,
great snap at, yd..
5c
SHe STANDARD
DRESS PRINTS
Friday per
yard
32c
Soft Finished Blea
ched Muslin and
snow white Cam
bric, worth up to
12V4c yard at .
5c
80 AMOSKEAG
GINGHAM In sta
ple check, at, yard,
Ajc
Remnants of Ta
ble Linen at ,
Half Price
Remnants of Towe.
ing of ill kinds
Half Price
Friday Is Remnant Day
tV'oo Dress Goods
Now Is the time to buy remnnnts of
high grade dress goods, worth front ."Wo to
$3.ou yard, at tibout of its regular vsluo.
These remnants run from 2't to s yards,
and consist of 64-Inch cheviots, 54-Inch
suitings. 4A-lnch French voiles. 48-lnoh
voiles, 52-lnch mohairs, 50 and 54-Inch slbe
llnes, nil wool henritttHS. half wool hen
rlettas, and other goods worth from 5oc to
$3.00 yard at
15c, 22U, 39c, k9c and 59c Yard
No peddlers or dealers sold at this sale.
jnc WHITE WOOI
FI.ANNELj-27 in
wide at, yard,
15c
B5c BLEACHED
SHEETS, linen fin
ish, X-lnili hem,
Blx!0 size, each,
45c
By the Yard Wool Dress Goods
imported, at 5QC
$1.9S Novelties,
yard
$1.9S All Wool Plaids. 64 Inches
wide
75c all Wool Zibelines, at
yard
36-Inch All Wool Indies' Cloth,
50c grade ,
75c hlRh grade French
Flannels
50c and 75o Challles, at.
yard
39c
39c
29c
39c
39c
ISO PILLO w
CASKS, hem
stitched, 45x36 size,
exceptional value,
at, each.
12c
$1.60 PATTERN
TABLE CLOTHS
of heavy Scotch
damask. 2Vi yards
long, each.
69c
LADIES'
Sample Shoes
In patent and vicl
kid, worth up to
3 choice.... 1.96
CR0WH
Sample Shoes
For men in all
leathers and lattst
styles worth up
to $3.50 ffZ
choice ,1'VU
Fancy Shams,
Dresser Scarfs and
Squares, at
HALF
PRICE
12Ho Outing Flan
nel, S6 Inches wide,
in fancy patterns,
at, yam,
5c
Hundreds of silk remnants, In all colors, at 15o and 25o.
Remnants of fine colored velvet in Paon, Panne, Mirror Chiffon, Mettalio
and others, at 89c worth $J.00, $1.50 aud 12.00.
Over 200 new pieces fancy silk for waists and suits-at prices that none
can touch black Swiss taffeia, all Bilk, worth 75c on sale 44c.
interesting Groceries Quotations:
In "IK' Bf.rE "o 7'' . Watct our nds. There's money In It
B,,'; ture Cane GranulRted for you. Many dollars In savings by
v8"8 L W-S buying at Hnydens'. Vegetables are
nastT,y,P.k-'. ,'U 2 1,1 uuulity and tho crop so ahun-
Klln Dried Oatmeal, per lb 2- dant that prices are lower than ever.
10 Bars Laundry Soap 2uo 1 can Concentrated Soup, equal to
Pearllne- Rk?i-w"; ?L' 3 cans of common soup Ba
4-lb. pkg. Gold Dust... 15c S-lb. cans Clam Chowder 15a
8- b. can New Pumpkin 6c 1 doz. Dill Pickles Vko
8-lb. can New Hominy 6c 1 can Deviled Ham g"Zn
8-lb. can New Packed Tomatoes... 6c 1 can Potted Tongue 31J0
2-lb. can New Packed Corn 6c New Evaporated Black Berries
New Kiln Dried Cornmcal, lb 2c x,P,'r '".v," ' ".'";," ;" 7Ho
All Sweet Cookies, worth 15c and New California Raisins (very fine),
20c lb., in this sale 3 lbs. for.... 25c Nwr porated' AppiesV perlb::: Tc
Packages condensed mince meat, New California Prunes, per lb.... 3U,n
(will make 13 large pies) 25c New Currants, per lb..... 6o
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EAYDEN BROS.
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I 1 California, with its lovely seaside I
yf resorts, and orange groves, I I
yi beautiful pirdons, and quaint old
I Mission, the way to reach these Vl
If I niafrlt'Hl mimics without Buffering any V'4
11 of tho inconveniences of Winter travel
ft IS VIA THE
i ll Union Pacific
H I Shortest Line. Fastest Time. Smoothest Track. 1 1
aj 1 Accoinmodations for all classes of passengers. 1 1
Inquire at .J
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 FAR-
NAM ST. - fjf
VV 'I'houe 310. jTr
WHITE IS KING!
If you contemplate trading off your old Sewing Machine or to buy a new on
don't fail to see the LATEST IMPROVED WHITE, either shuttle or rotary. They
are the finest and best made. Come In and let us show It to you.
P. E. FLODMAN & CO.
TELEPHONE 1574. 1314 CAPITOL. AVENUE,
LARGE OFFICES
For some time, it has bipen very difficult to aocure large offices, In a
good building, in Omaha.l The north and east sides of the sixth
floor of
The Bee Building
Are neing rearranged. liy making application, at once, we will
divide the space into offices of any size, to suit your requirements.
These offices are particularly desirable, on uccuiint of having splendid
light and will be Mulshed in hardwood throughout. Make your appli
cations at ouce.
It. C. Defers Co.,
REr
GROUND FJ
ll'AL AOENTS,
11OK-BEE BUILDING.
Shirt Sale Have you noticed the 16th street win-'
dow? Those $2.00 and $1.60 shirts on sale 1 AA
Friday and Saturday, at l.UU
Hat Department Drummer's Bample line, worth
up to f 'X 00, at I p fk
and fifty ($5.00) Green Trading Stampa ljU
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YOU (t
That our stock of Kt
l.leht n liavo ever
'inld Stick Pin for $1
i.oo, I-' 50 to 5.(io to V.t
Spend a few minute i
or the name.
S. W. L1IS
491
J
ILL SAY SO
k and and Scarf Pins is the nob-
vii. we luive a liuialHome rlollil
little more eln borate one for
These are brauliis.
in our store unil see ttieiit. Look
SI
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
The Best Pn Paper.
I
SAY, Jeweler
OUglaS Stf