THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1004.
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Cef Our Prices
on Pianos
Before Buying.
Unsurpas: d
Values in Vur
Furniture Dept.
a i r - if
THE HKI.1ABLK STORE.
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' OMAHA WEATHER REPORT Friday Fair.
H if Tn
TOO YH we make a reat effort to close out
--" 1 all odd lots before opening our big
houdj toy display jn jjje BASEMENT
All the balance of the 5c Shaker Flannel
per yard, for . J2
All the balance of our
apron gingham, 7c
kind, per yard.... JiC
All the balance of colored
mercerized satine, f7
15c kind, at, yard 2C
All figured ccmforter C
Ratine, 25c linl, yd JC
And hundreds of other bargains In the basement to
morrow of which the lots are too small to advertise. All
must be closed out previous to the opening of our big hol
iday good display.
UNIICARD-OF PRICES in
Dress Goods Remnants
50c and 75c French Flannels and Waistms at 19c yard
of the beat imported goods -in 8 to 6 and
up to 10 yard lengths every color, plain
or fancy on bargain square, at, yard ....
50c All Wool Dress Goods at
width hundreds of waist, dresa and skirt !
patterns in the lot serges,
meres, etc., in black and
fancy white mohairs, etc., at,
New $1.00 Dress
Goods Panamas, Sicil
ian!, Worsteds, eto.
3, 5 nod 8-yd, T"
lentrth.-at, JyQ
yard w w w
11.50 quality English
tailor cloths, heavy
Scotch suitings, Pana
mas, etc., 34, Pf,
6 and 8 yards wI
long at, yd..',v'
Remnants of Fine Silks
Many Importer's sample pieces of brocades, plain silks,
- crepe de chine, taffetas, fancy and plain velvets all go,
ZZTeZ:.Sc-l0c'l5c-l9c-25c
Yard wide black taffeta
3
to 10-yd. lengths
all perfect at, yd.J'C
Remnants of Laces All
widths of laces, in remnants,
white, oream and ecru 1
hundred of stales special if
at, per piece ....'
Laces per yard, 2Jc and 5c
REMNANTS IN LINEN DEPARTAIENT
Mm ends of toweling 1 to 2 yj Remnants of table damask,
yards long remnant yC I lengths and qualities, at about
at I half regular price.
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS j BOSTON STORE
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BOYS' CLOTHING SALE
THREE BIG BARGAIN SPECIALS
IN THE BASEMENT
Children's $3
Inday you can
somely trimmed
of good all wool kerseys, mel
tons and cheviots, every one
worth $3 in basement, at....
50c Corduroy Knee Pants at 25c
Double reinforced knee pants made of
extra heavy corduroy, good strong waist
band, ages 3 to 15, a regular 50c value, at, pr
Boys' 35c Flannelette Waists and Blouses Very
good quality and an extra bar- 11
gain on Friday, at .. I,.2C
IN BOYS' CLOTHING DEP'T 3rd FLOOR
Boys' and Young Men's Ulsters Regular $7.50 values age 6 to 10 years
we bought a complete stock of these from an eastern manufacturer, hard
ere
ttseafoT cashgwd all wool J rusk Jrrtezes, Meltom atd Ker- T r
sty . with targe storm collars you usually
tomorrow, third floor at
Boys Knee Pants Fine all wool
knee panta double seat and J f
knee, patent waist bands AC
tBmwm
Saturday is the Opening of Our New
Sheet Music Department
Everytiiing is new permanently located in south end of Arcade. Two com.
petent pianists ami violinists will be in attendance.
We have purchased th entire stock of sheet music which received tfie Or and
Prize at the St. Louis Exposition. This music will be sold at most extraor
dinary bargain prices.
Special attentioh given to Piano Tuning orders.
OUTING. FLANNEL
This season's styles and patterns are exception
ally pretty. They are well made of outing flan
nel that will give satisfaction In wear and laun
dering; skirts cut full and of good length.
There are white eiderdowns handnomely em
broidered In colors at $1.00 up. Others made
from soft, pretty shades of plain blue or pink,
or striped patterns with solid colored yokes,
trimmed with medallions, braids and or na meats. '
Ladies' gowns 50c to (2.25; children's 50c to
11.25 prices remarkably low for such beautiful
garments.
50c to
$2.25
MRS. J. BENSON
All the chambray t 1
ginghams, yard i2V
One big table best grade
plain and fancy striped
outing flannel, Ql
per yard i2'
Regular standard
calicon, per yard
15c Yard All is double
cheviots, cash
colors
plaids, I nIN
yard
Traveling men's sample
pieces of goods that
match large pieces
many match up for Ut
ile aresies,
esses, 4 4
-d 12k
ski rig
Jacket
piece.
Closing out nil the fine silks from the
rrHt Aahliiv.Rallov - , nnlf .dipt
taffetas, biack
silks, etc., worth 3 J J
50c Medallions at 5c-Beautiful,
all silk medallions,
In white and all colons, scores
prettiest designs actually mm
worth as, high as 60c K"
each at tJ
each w
4V UWIM
Russian Overcoats
buy a well tailored, hand
11U1DU, UUUU
1.45
overcoat, made
25c
3.98
pay $7.60 and $10.00,
Buster Brown Suits Finest boys'
est boys'
3.95
buiib maue we are sole
Omaha agents they are
worth to, (Sand $8, at
NIGHT GOWNS
212 South I;
I6tli Street 1,
Wilktr Adv. H J
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AJensalional RemnailtS !
Remnants of DRESS
GOODSj all kinds, col'
orcd and black, worth
SI. 00, 51.50 and $2,00
a y ird, two to eight
yard pieces, on Main
Floor, bargain square,
Friday,
mmm
AMERICAN n and C CALICOES
Sold every place at 120 yard, Friday '
yard , ...
BED SHEETS
Extra heavy full size bed sheets, all ready for use, s worth 65c A.Or
Friday, all day. each
VELVET VELOURS
2.000 pieces of pretty fancy velvet velours, used for fancy work, pillow tips,
piano covers and covering: furnitures, all pretty patterns, 28 A O
Inches wide, worth up to 11.25 yard, front bargain r!C
square, yard
TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS
10 dozen' pretty tapestry table covers, all nicely fringed, Friday-each
SHORT LENGTHS OP TABLE LINENS
We have hundreds of ltigths of Table Linens, JH to 8V4 yards In each,
pieces left from our big Thanksgiving Bale a lot of odd Napkins on sale
Friday at Linen Counter, at less than cost to Import.
Ladies4 27 Inch Coats A Great
Bargain Friday and Saturday
About one huridred of our newest coats In heavy kersey colors, black, nvvy,
tan, castor and brown, fine lining, self and velvet trimming, C ts C
regular prices $6.50 to 19.80, sale commences Saturday
morning, at
LADIES' SILK PETTICOATS A clean up sale, about fifty silk petticoats,
some a little muHsed, some extreme colors, were marked $5.00, '"J O C
6.95, $7 90, $8.85 and $9.90. all Friday morning, at O.VO
LADIES' HOUSE WRAPPERS Sal started Thursday will be con- QQr
tinued Friday and Saturday, wrappers worth up td $2.50, at
MISSES' and CHILDREN S CLOAKS Another great sale on our f Q8 tn h Q5
Main Floor bargain circle Saturday prices range from I-70 IU v. vo
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY ON HARNEY STREET.
A Friday Shake-Up In
Crockery
Decorated Royal Austrian
China, 100 pleco din
ner sets, nice, new,
bright, fllled-in deco
rations on new shape.
$15
And three hundred ($30) Green Trad
ing Stamps.
Decorated Fancy Lamp
Globes, all sizes, fit every t r
kind of lamp-1.68, $1.25, ARC
Wo, 88o. 68o and
Fifty ($5) Green Trading Stamps with
each sale.
Decorated Cuepidora
75c. 63c, 48c, S5o
And
29c
Fifty ($5) Green Trading Stamps
Limoges French China Cups
25c
and Saucers, nicely
deoorated
Thirty ($3) Green Trading Stamps.
FIVE TIMES (Five to the dime, fifty
to the dollar) Little Green Stickers on
r11 white Art China for decorating on
Friday and Saturday only.
Decorated Bread and Butter C
Platen, each 3v
Ten ($1) Green Trading Stamps.
Clothing Clothing
Brokaw Bros. Hand Tailored Coats and Vests, all frocks,
sizes 32 to 35 Worth up to $20.00, C A A
Bargain Friday viUU
REEFERS FOR BOYS three to eight years old, 'ZQ
worth up to $3.00 bargain Friday
MEN'S OVERCOATS sample coats, fifty of Q Crt
them only, worth up to $18 bargain Friday, . . .
SUITS Men's and Young Men's Suits One of a P )(
kind, worth up to $10, bargain Friday... JUU
Men's Fancy Plain Colors and Wool Hose worth f Q,
up to 35c a pair bargain Friday, pair IC
Six pairs for ..t. 1.00
Fancy Single Box Suspenders, for presents worth PA
up to 75c and $1.00 bargain Friday UC
Boys' All Wool Sweaters, worth $1.50 bargain Friday $1
Way's Mufflers worth 75c bargain Friday 50c
Cardigan Jackets, $3.00, $2.50, $2.00, $1.50 and 1.00
Some new numbers in Dress Vests for men and young
men, at 3.00
UNDERWEAR Norfolk and New Brunswick, 1
sold all over at $1.50 a garment bargain Friday. & O
SMOKING JACKETS Select them now, four sample lines
to select from, make the selection now if you haven't the
money, pay a small deposit, we Mill lay it away I
for you, special values to $10 bargain Friday. . UU
Bath Robes, twenty sample coats only worth up 7 J
' to $7.50 bargain Friday ..; , JDJ
ON BARGAIN SQUARE
All wool shirte and drawers
up to $1.50 bargain Fri-
day, at ."
These prices: 50c and 75c,
wool fleece shirts & drawers
Boy' all wool shirts and
sizes 26 to 34-worth up to
$1.00 bargain Friday
Boys' fleece lined shirts and
worth up to 50c bargain
Friday , '
Outing FlaLiiAel
Remnants
8000 lengths of xtra heavy
outing, one yard wide, in
stripes, a big lot of plain
colors in baby flannels and
extra heavy outing for
nun's war, all biif long 1 f
lengths and worth 18c yd, I III
all day Friday, yard v w
Sateen Remnants
500 remnants black and
colored sateens for linings
and fancy work, 36 inches
wide, worth 35o a yard, f
at lining counter I jfj
yard
7c
... 25c
Grocery
The best 'Values ever offered to
the grocery purchasing public at
Bennett' . ,
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
pound freati roasted Gulden OAn
Santos Goir.ee Ufc
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
found package Bennett's Cap- Ollf
lot Coftee.... '"-"
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
pound tugiitet rirea japaa qUp
Tea
vw.
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
each package Cheese CS-,
Sandwich OW
Ten ($1,003 Green Trading Stamps
Witn paemge vanilla
Wafers
15c
Five (50c) Green Trading Stamps with
each of the following:
Three packages 4 e
Oysterettes IOW
Three packages Uneeda
Biscuit..., ,
15c
...8c
One package Scotch Coffee
Cake
Fifteen ($1.60)" Green Trading Stamps
with gallon Sour and Me- r
dlum Pickles (new stock) "J"
Candy
Five (50c) Green Trading Stamps Er
with package Lemon Drops.
worth
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JV,
Sample line of
Gloves, men and
boys, at wholesale
cost. Drummer's
samples dress and
work gloves Jer
seys, knit and all
kinds.
35c
drawers,
Cfl
JUC
drawers,
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THE moft beautiful and inter
esting of all the Christmas
periodicals is the great
Christmas
Metropolitan
in which you will find stirring sto
ries and articles by Thomas Nelson
Page, W. A. Fraser, E. S. Martin,
Joel Chandler Harris, Richard Le
Gallienne, Charles G. D. Roberts,
Alfred Henry Lewis, Harrison
Rhodes, and many others. The
1 50 illustrations, in two, three and
four colors, are by Guerin, Rhead,
Clay, Bull, Conde, Penfield, Par
rish, and Haskell, and repro
ductions from many photographs.
THIS Xmas issue is filled with
good reading and fine pic
tures; it is a delight from cover to
cover; it is a worthy Christmas
gift in itself and is. now on sale
everywhere for 15 cents a copy.
FOR the entertainment of the
whole family there is no bet
ter magazine published than The
Metropolitan.
THE following special offer is
presented in the interests of
those who wish to send to a friend
a gift and at the same time receive
four free holiday gifts for them
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we will send free of coft
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1AM0NDS
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Are both a luxury and an Investment
at all times, but mnre so now than
ever. You do not squander your money
when you buy them you simply are
saving- It besides having the luxury
Remember, we sell them at so rea
sonable a price that we are willing to
refund you In cash nine-tenths of
amount paid us at any time within
one year, or aJlow you full price paid
In exchange.
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For Menstrual Supprcjiionnrruw
iiir..- -TAIN -GOT
Cig to ubi.U bf arau Mc onssill Drug Co.
A ftitet Trtv M U4. U I; butf
A Few of Friday's Bargains.
Wool Dresss Goods Remnants
This Is the best lot of nool remnants that we have place! on ' yet they are
nil wool and silk and wool tl ey are from 4 Inches wide to 51 Inches wide-
they are heavy, medium snd llht weight ihey sold at from $l.on
to $3 yard on sale at 69c, ttc, 39c and fiC
FROM 1:30 TO 8:S0 P. M.
We will sell 40-Inch black sollel and 40-Inch bnck Jiicnuards,
black heavy welnht, and sell rtgi.lar at 60c a ard
not over 10 yards to a customer at, yard
NO DEALERS SUPPLIED.
FRIDAY'S REMNANTS
All the) velvet remnants In chiffon, Pann,
Mirror, Metallo, Pweisn and novelty vel
vets, worth up to 11.60 30c
Remnants 'of 'fancy at Iks for waists, dresses
SOME DOMESTIC
Shie Standard dress prints, dark r'-terns,
long mill ends-.
at. yard
Amoskeag Standard aprcn check Rr
ginghams, special, at, yard
12V4c Fl innelette, fleece back, floral, oriental
and Persian patterns e.
at, yard -'-'
Dress Linings, all kinds and colors, long
mill ends, worth up to 60c yard d-.
at, yard Ov
12c Zephyr Ginghams, and C
SJ-lnch percales, at. yard
15c Bleac hed Pillow Casing, long mill ends,
46 inches wide 71-
at, yard 3W
10c Outing Flannel remnants fir
at, yard OaC
GROCERIES.
Standard Goods at their Uniformly Low Prices.
Navy beans, new, white hand
picked, lb 8Hc
Peas, new Michigan hand picked, Ib-.Sc
Michigan evaporated peaches, lb 5c
Baltimore evaporaed teaches, lb 714c
California Mulr peachs eaporat d, lb. 93
Crawford fancy poaches, evaporated,
lb..., 120
California apricots, evaporated, lb loc
Moor Park apricots, fancy, lb lZVfec
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NOTHING NICER
for a Chrlstm as gift than one of our Umbrellas
ladles' or gents', we havj some beauties for J5.00 and
6.00. A Fountain Pen $1.00 to $5.00. A Locket and Chain or
'ob or a Signet Ring or a Stick Pin. We have one of thi
andsomest lines of these goods we have ever shown,
pend a few minutes in our store. Look for the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler,
IS 16 Douglas St.
WANTED
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in every town to sell
our new Saturday Bee.
It contains 18 pages of special magazine features, including
10 colored pages with BUSTER BROWN COMICS, altogether 34
pages, and is a big seller everywhere on Saturday afternoon, wt-n
the farmers are in town.
We will send any boy the first 10 COPIES FREE.
e
Four weeks ago we sent Clifford Hans, Oermantown.
Neb., ten free copies, and he is now selling 30 copies
, , every Saturday afternoon, from which he gets 60 centa
profit. You can do as well tf you try. .
For Full Particulars Write io
The Omaha Bee,
' Omaha, 'Nebraska.
STILL SOME LEFT
Last week we didn't sell all that big Invoice of Mantel Clocks that we bought
at less than cost to manufacture, and still have a few kft. These clocks are worth
from $8 60 to $ll.00 you can still get one for $4.00 and $5.60. Sixteen different pat
ternsand every clock guaranteed. Better oome In early as they won't last long.
P. E FLODMAN & CO., 1514 Capitol Ave.
This Stove will
Heat Twice as
Much Room as a
Steel Range
and do vour cooking at the
same time with one fuel all we
sk for it is $4 down and ?4 a
month.
Th reason a steel range won't
throw out as much heat as an
irrm i-iince will, is because a
steel range is asbestos lined. A
first class cook stove or iron
IS 1 A. l,nrir l'ftd 1tJ Q Till
range win iast- iruij jrHi"
do perfect baking and cooking.
Stoetzel Stove Co
7.4 s. 16th
rood
lie
OF SILKS AND VELVETS
the newest stylos and color '"1ft,
on sale at R9c, 0v and OfJW
60 pieces crepe de ch na and poplin s'. ka,
In nearly all colors 10r
worth Sl.tiO on sale at
DEPARTMENT BARGAINS
8He Outing Flannel remnants
at, yard
Shaker Flannel r.mnants
r(. yard
both half wool.
4c
. 5c
Check and stripe nalnsvoks, 40-inch apron
lawn, leno stripes, etc., worth p7Xn
up to lc at, yard
Red and blue check. Eton toweling and
heavy bleached union (willed
toweling, full boats, at yard ..
36c snow white union t;ible
damask at, yard ,
60c lunched sheets, home-made,
rend v-tn-uae. 12xW size each...
3ic
17c
39c
Table linen remnants of toll kind, 1V4 to
34 vard lennths at HALF PRICE.
EngHh lorg cloth, fine ISo quality r
cial Friday- , . 1 1(1
10 yards for ,
California Valencia Raisins, lb
Loose Muscatel Raisins, lb 60
Imported currants, denned, lb ...7Ho
Pearl barley. Sago, Tapioca, or
Hominy, lb Jio
10 bars liiundry soap
Sapollo, per cake 6a
4-lb. pkg. 0.ld Dust for i:.o
Pearllne, per package 24
fa) la)
The 'Best of
Everything
THE ONLY DOUBLE-TRACK
RAILWAY BETWEEN
THE MISSOURI RIVER
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NO. 6
The Omaha-Chicago
Special starts from
Omaha at 5:50 P. M.f
arriving Chicago. 7:30
next morning.
Buffet club car, bath,
barber, dining car
meals a 'la carte. Free
reclluing chair cars.
Standard sleepers ?2.50
per berth.
Tourist sleepers , $1.25
per berth.
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14011403 FJWNAM STREET,
OMAHA.
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