THE OMAIIA DAILY REE: TUESDAY. JANUARY 7. 1909.
Annual Sale of While Goods and January
Clearance Now On
Our Greet
White
S.U
is the Talk
of
Oman.
YmTTTituHTil?
Eery Da.y
This Week
Will be an
Extraordinary
Bargain Day
at Brandeia
r
So RE
o
BIGGEST
BARGAINS
EVER
Greatest
Variety. Low
est Prices
SON
THE WHITE CARNIVAL
TUESDAY'S SPECIALS abe EXTRAORDINARY!
IN OUR GREAT ANNUAL JANUARY SALES OF
Muslim ' Underwear
Never was a sale of undermuslins conducted on such a big scale. A gig, beautiful sec
tion on our second floor is attracting thousands of women who find the greatest bargains
every knwn in Omaha.
now on in jrrrat awing. Monday's business, to moment of writing,
greatly decoded total IiiinIiiks on corresponding date of a year ago.
Monday's success In indiiatlie of a plunging enttiUNiasm an the sale
prog r We've been working tip this sale for a rull year, deter
mined to secure extraordinary results. Spite of price advance on raw
cottons our price on all white good linens, undermuslins, embroid
eries, laces, sheetings, etc. are less than ever not only ;i prices
but on range of qualities v.e are distinctly Omaha's headquarters In
white sales.
White Carnival ft Embroideries
Thoae&nda of yards Tneeday moraine twenty apodal tablee, beetdee
nr rarular Smbroldarr oonnt.ra flllad fall of fraah, now BmbroldMlaa.
Tha flnaat and mont attractlva pattarns of thia aaaaon'a rmbroldarlas at
vary aurprtalnj- prtoaa.
Great Embroidery Sale Continues
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The crowds attending this sale Saturday and Monday. were more than well
pleased and the new lots added for Tuesday will rrov a surpassing delight
to all. Nothing equalling these bargains ever before shown. i .
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Gowns. Drawers, Skirts,
Cornet ' Covers, Chemises
Very nicely t made garments
lace and embroidery trim
med, many with cluster
tucks and hemstitching
regular 65c, 76c and $1.00
value, at .
Dainty Undermuslins,
Elaborately Trimmed In
this assemblage are lace em
broidery and tuck trimmed
gowns and drawers, corset
covers, chemises and skirts
they are worth regularly
up to f 1.25, at
7 5c
Nklrts, Gowns, Chemises; v
Drawers, Corset Covers
Beautifully made of fine
nalnsonk, cambric and lawns
with lace edgings and In
serting, also embroidery
and fine tuck trimmings
actually worth irp to $2
Similar price reductions throughout all our lots of higher grade domestic undermus
lins. Thousands of genuine bargains.
FRENCH HAND-MADE LINGERIE
We import our lingerie direct through our own Paris office. Our foreign buyer secures
them at far less than ordinary prices and we can sell them at about half what such gar
ments usually cost you.
75c
98c
Cornet Covers,
worth $1.26. at...
Coraxt Covers,
worth II. 50. at...
Coraet Covers, fij-J Kfk
worth $2.60, at.. P A
Corset Covers, fi- QQ
worth $3.00, at.
Drawers, worth
ll.ftO. at
Drawers, worth
$2.60. at
Drawers, worth
$3.00, at
Drawers, worth
$4.00, at
98c
1.50
1.98
S2.50
Chemlnes, worth
$1.25, at
Chemises, worth
$1.50, at
CliemisoH, worth fl- OS
$2.00.. at pJ-.O
Chemises, worth
$2.50, at .
75c
98c
S1.50
Gowns, worth . E" OQ
$2.75, at ?-- JO
$2.50
2.98
$3.50
Clowns, worth
$3.50, at ..
Gowns, worth
$4.00, at ..
Gowns, worth
$5.00, at . . . .
New Lots and Bigger Bargains
EMBROIDERIES
These are all new designs of Swiss, nainsook and cambric embroideries shown now for the
first time beautiful new effects in corset cover widths, skirtings, flouncings, galloon
headings, etc. also medium and wide
edges and new lots of fine bands ac
tually worth up to 50c a yard three
big lots at
DRESS GOODS
At Lea. Than One-Half Price
.'fi-inch to 42-ineh dress goods,
fancy; suitings, serges, henri
ettas, albatross, panamas,
: Jamestown suitings, pretty
wool plaids,
50c, (?9e. and
75c dres goods,
at, yard.
Mousseline
tie Sole
Pretty dots and
scrolls, 27-lnch Sole
Mousseline In every
light and street
shade, also black,
cream and white
an article advertised
In every fashion
book and magazine
to retail at 68c for
party gowns, sum
mer frocks and chil
dren's dresses, yard
HANDKERCHIEFS
Some Slightly Mussed.
Some are lace and embroidery trim
med, some are plain, pure linen with
all widths of hems, many kinds, some
are samples many slightly mussed
from use In window display.
Actually Worth Up to 25c
2 and 5
EMBROIDERIES
January Sale of Linens
2c
Thousands of yards of fine cambric and nainsook edgings
and insertions neat designs, worth up to 5c yard, at, yard
In Our
Basement
Table Cloths 'JV-j and yards
mous Stiller grass bleached lin
eus,orth $5, nt .each
long fa-
2.50
72-inch full bleached
all linen Table;
mnslviir-; AO
go at, yard .
2.50
1,000 dozen 15-inch non-shrinkable duck
Napkins hemmed readv for use: a
great restaurant napkin,
worth 50c, at dozen
Napkins 11 and 24-inch Stiller 's famous
grass bleached linen worth
$5.00 and $C.OO. at, dozen. . ,
:?5e all linen Huck
or Damask Towels,
will go.
each , .
25c
19c
JAN; SALE OF WHITE GOODS
draws more n.r4 more women every day. It is a sale that is filled with genuine bargains.
Fine white 'India . Linons very sheer l,
8 and 10 yard lengths, special
January sale 'price,' yard 2C
Regular '15e. and 11V printed batiste and
figured organdies light, dark and tan
grounds with dots, figures, stripes and
floral designs secial January
sale lrice, per yard
6c
Unbleached Canton flannel remnants, yard
wide, wo,rth douhle.the price,
for Tuesday, per yard vJC
White dress Swiss, cable cord grounds
over shot with embroidered dots, figures
in various styles. The prettiest of all
white goods for waists and dresses.
These 25c and .'55c grades are in
waist and dress lengths, yard .
Four cases various grades and lengths
bleached muslin and cambric all one
yard wide, Tuesday sale juice,
per yard
Unbleached muslin remnants, yard wide
heavy grade unusual bargains, Zf
per yard J W
15c
3c
Exceptional . Bargains Now Going On
in Our Great Sale of
MUSLINS and SHEETINGS
Ready-to-use Sheets and Pillow Cases
We request your presence at our Annual
y' January Snowing and Sale of
The New 1908 Waists
We are the first to show these stunning
new etyles Waist Section 3d Floor.
BRANDEES
BOSTON
S TO E
Edgings and Insertions to
match, two to nine Inches wide
with eyelet, solid or medal
lion embroidery, all
fresh, new patterns,
worth np to 16c, at. . .
3c
Swiss and Nainsook Embroid
eries, elegant designs, very
choicest patterns, wide va
riety, values up to 16c,
genuine bargains,
at
4c
COKBXT COTIB ZMBBOIDEBT 2.000 ynrds of 1 S-lnch Corsf-t
t'over K.m broidery. In fifty illffcrent stylrn, blind and pyelet
romblnHtli)n. lOvpry ntylo la entlroly now; reKular price, In
25c; H.ilc prki', ptr yard
12?c
Samplo In: f flue Hatlste and SwIpb Em
broidery, nil liandiome new Ie
iRriK. ;iii(la and ediclnirfl, from
2 to 10 Indies wide, worth up to
$1.25, at
19c
Over one hundred new aprlna; patterns of
rench and German Valenciennes
Lacen, Insertions and Kdnlnas to
match values to 75o a do.en yds.j
a dozen yards for
I 1 III. L
I9c
2 7-lnch Flouncing, all
new designs, blind
and English eyelet ef
fects, embroidered on
fine BwIbs cloth, val
ues up to
$1. 60-at
29c
Fine Swiss EmbrolderTes, Inser
tions. Kdalnas to match, f.om
two to twelve incnes
wide, all new. attrac
tive designs, worth up
to 2.00 yard, for.
.Ll II. 1 t Vlll
29c
Allover Kmbrolderles on sheer ma
terials. Including batiste; desir
able new patterns,
blind and open work,
suitable for walstlnas.
worth up to 12.50. at.
59c
LINENS
Greater Bargains
Than Ever
9c Crash for
Gttc
25c Towels for
19c;
$1.50 Napkin,
dozen $1.00
50c Table Da
mask 39 c
$1.25 Table
Damask 85c
$3.50 TalVIe
Cloth
$6.50
Cloth
$8.50
Cloth
$12.50
Clitli
$27.50
Cloth
$2.50
Table
$4.75
Table .
$6.75
Table
$8.25
Table
$18.50
Napkins to
match all table
linens pro
por t ionately
reduced.
WHITE
CARNIVAL
Undermuslins
Tuesday you are offered an extra spe
cial in fine undermuslins. Here it is
Fifty dizen drawers, corset covers,
gowns, skirts and chemise, handsomely
trimmed with lace and embroidery
regular $1.25 and
$1.50 values
Tuesdav
69c
An Extra Spe
cial in Waists
Handsome lawn
waists, elaborately
trimmed in lace
and embroidery
every one a 1908
model, would read
ily sell for from
$1.98 to $2.50
Tuesday bargain
price
38c
APRONS
APRONS
Aprons made of
fine lawn, made
extra wide with
bib and bretells
regular 50c vaJues
Tuesday
23c
Second Floor.
Bennett's Big Grocery
Sally Specials and Only the Beat.
Granulated Burar Double Green
Tradica; Btampa.
Bennett's Gulden Toffee, lh..2c
And 30 Oreen Trading Stamps.
Itasket Fired Japan Tea. ll..oftc
And 30 Green Trading Stamps.
Menlei's Chocolate I'owUer, per
can 25o
And 20 Green Trading; Stamps.
Australia Valencia Kulslns, per
pound 15c
And 10 Oreen Trallna; Stamps.
BALMOJT BFECIAX
24 dozen tall cans Diamond "S"
Salmon, uminl price la 22c, to
close out. per can l&c
Corn Starch, lb. package 4c
JOB. TETLET'I THAI.
Yellow l.ahel, pound tin 6lln
And 40 Green TrHdlng Stamps!
Yellow Label, half lb. tin 2Bc
And 20 Green Trading Stamps.
Yellow Label, imarter lb. tln..l3o
Ami 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Smoked Salmon, can 15c
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Gal, lard's Olive Oil. bottle. . .3Sn
And 20 Green Trailing Stamps.
California Klpe olives, can. 43
And 20 Green Trailing Stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Mincemeat, S
packages for 25c
And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Fresh Country Itoll Mutter, lb. 20c
Clean up Stock Sale of
Women's, Misses', Child
ren's and Men's
FELT SLIPPERS
Women's red, brown and black
felt fur trimmed JulietB. reg
ular $1.25 and $1.50 values,
at 89
Misses' and Children's red felt,
black fur trimmed Juliets,
belting leather soles... 690
Men's Felt Slippers, leather
and felt sole, values up to
$1.60, at 890
Women's leather sole, felt Slip
pers, large slees only, fiOe
values, at 390
Women's warm lined laced
shoes, patent tip and plain,
toes, all Blzes up to 6, values
up to $1.75 080
Buster Brown Leggings, black,
Jersey and brown corduroy,
values up to $1.25 490
CRsCnS PER CENT OFF
l ALL WHITE CHINA
iJo THIS WEEK
A Bargain Chance lor All Ceramic Work
ersGreatest Varieties in Omaha
FRESU SUPPLIES FROM RESERVE STOCK EVERY HOUR.
WHITE CARNIVAL SALE ON ALL WEEK.
DR. BRADBURY, Dontlst,
1108 FAR NAM ST., OMAHA. Nimm Douglas 1768
Extracting 23 'Nkmp '""-nV W mak a specialty
forcelala Fills.. $1 , JT- meUl aad roofless
Crowma 82.50 vp fiHi,; "X plate. Talale-s work la
Bridg Work. 82.00 p vJjT ISrVY'O Pttoa. Op
tfmtm ...... 8248 up 'III I T arecalBca till oVWwlr.
No Matter What You Want
Bee Want Ads Will Get It
1st lot, per yartl 2e Embroideries,
Edgings and Inaertlngs, in 5 and 6
yard strips, all new, clean stock
these are 2c embroideries, to be had
elsewhere, but nothing to compare
with these values, Tuesday, at,
yard B. ... , 20
4th lAt at Yard OHe A beautiful line of allover Embroideries, worth $1.(0 to
$2.25, at, yard Qg
2nd Lot, per yard S He The greatest
lot of embroideries and Inserting you
ever saw, sold for less than fir to
7c. at 3H
3nl lot, pr yard Sttc A big lot of
$1.00 to $1.50 Skirt Flouncing and
Corset Cover Embroideries.
Another Great Bargain Day
Tuesday in Our Ladies' Ready-to-Wear'Dept.
Never before In Omaha were the
equal of our clearing sale values shown
in variety and quality at such low
prices.
2fM) Winter Coats All newest mater
ials and styles, sold at and well worth
$16, on sale, choice $4.90
81R.OO and $18.00 Tailor Suits, 87.R4I
160 nobby suits in the lot to select
from, come in cheviots and fancy
suitings, all new styles, choice
t 87.50
$80.00 French Coney Coat Lined
with guaranteed Skinner satin.
clearing sale price $15.00
$10.00 Voile Skirts, 84.0V Handsome
garments, trimmed with bands and
folds of taffeta surprising bargains,
at $4.05
EXTRA SPECIALS TUESDAY
Women's Moire Underskirts . . . 790
82.00 Wrappers, choice $1.10
84.00 Beaver Shawls f $1.08
75c Dreastng Sacque vv . . 3O0
Buy Your Flour Now 11 Has Advanced 25
Owing to the shortage of good wheat, flour has advanced from 25 to 60 per
cent. We secured five carloads of the finest high patent flour, which w
bought before the advance, and as we always do, give our customers the
benefit of our shrewd buying. The flour is the finest made, will make the
whitest bread,, and make more loaves to the sack than any other flour on
the market. We want every housekeeper in Omaha to try a sack of thl
flour. Tomorrow only, we will sell it, per 48 lb. sack $1.35
Our regular low prices on all fresh vegetables, fruits and groceries.
M HMDE
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FIRST
SELLING
Walk-Over Shoes
$3.50 and $4
IX OUK
New Location
314 S. 15th St.
TOV IXOW TKS QTTAXITT.
WE IDPP1T TU 1TTLB.
Walk-Over Shoe Store
Four Doors South Beaton Prur Co.
Ed. B. Thompson, Waik-Over Man.
For a
Prudent Man
s
NEGLIGENCE
Causes severe losses. A very com
mon one is the Ions of his teeth.
Nature doesn't supply the second
eet we do. One reaBon it's easy to
become accustomed to teeth WE
MAKE is becouse they fit your mouth
perfectly.
"Didn't know It could be done so
easy," Is what they say.
Any reason why you should not
make a similar remark if you have
your teeth made here?
Taft's Dental Rooms
1617 Douglas Street.
We recommend un-
hesitatingly a pair of our
$3.50 Special
Shoes
They are the cream o(
ahoedom built on spV
clal laqts styles and
shapes the same as
higher priced shoes. -
Our guarantee Is hark
of every pair we sell.
Well, to make a long
story short, we'll refund
the money to any pur-,
chaser who Is the least,
dissatisfied with a pair.
' They are made of Velour
and Box Calf, Patent
Colt and Vic! Kid, all
sizes.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1119 Fanira SL
.lAM'AKY ISSI'K
NOW KAI.K 25 CENTS
All New m1'Ith or
Travelers Guide Co.
20H Dee lildg., Ouiaha.
REMITTER CI OAR
Na4a only a trial from you te oaartoM
you tfcat It la better ma4 ansa tree
bettor tebaooe and la a bettor obw tbaj
tnr Urn mads produoL Mao la
imaha froi enly feed, wkeieoen aAl
pur teaoooo. 6al4 everywhere UiMiaah
Out the uviimlitouri country 4 ,
Uaoafaoturer of lUiultter. Patdo of Baa v,
In? ajid Mooey Ordaur Qhi M
in Sa, ataxy's A-raaao. OlitsWKalH
D. C. SCOTT, D.V."S.
(Buocaaaer to Dr. TL U.
AMwartAJrr mn n
Offloo aad Moarltal, B810
treet.
TaJla Promptly Anawered at All Hnn,
Ttw otnoe aurmey ot.
aVea. Poaylaa .
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