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Monday
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Bales
of liri
and
Wall
Paper
D
JL urday in the final round up sale of men's clothes
rl' 1,1-1 -rl-V
There'll bo a routing business doint;
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AN.Y. Importer's Samples d Odd Lots
1,000 Women's
Scarfs and Veils
Worth up to $2.50 at 50c
Automobile scarfs, silk drapes, lacu
veils, auto hoodf, made of finest all
silk chiffon and chiffon cloths, fancy
embroidered nets, fancy Persian all
silk and silk and linen effects hem
stitched borders; some are hand em
broidered. 1 to 2 yards long and
. up to 30 inches wide, all colors. The
window display has at
tracted thousands
worth up to $12.50; at,
each ,
Voaen's Black Silk Hose, 49c Pair
1 Woraen8 Bla(,k Pure Silk Thread Boot llos
yi tV iery wide lisle tops, full fashioned, regular
fi nmde IisIe so,cs neels and toes; pair, 49?
Women's Fine Imported Lisle and Cottou
ii terns, alloycr lace, etc; at, pair 25e
Vj Samples of Men's Imported Hosiery, f nil
fashioned, spliced soles, double heels and
toes black, tan, etc., worth to 33c, pr., 15c
AVomeu's Fine Cotton Hos
iery all black and colors,
regular and out sizes; at,
pair '.15c
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Misses' and Children' Ribbed
Cotton and Lisle Finished Hos
iery double heela and toes
aome with double knees; at, per
Paf ' 120
Special Sale of Women's Neckwear
New Middy and Dutch Collars, in' crochet, Venise and Val.
lace effects, embroidered sailors, jabots in Crochet, Venise
and fancy lace effects, tailored and fancy, stocks, fancy
Persian bows and ties, etc worth up to 75c; or
at, each ZDC
Women's Fine Embroidered Sheer Linen Handk'fs
Hand embroidered corners, hemstitched and scalloped bor
ders, colored borders, Armenian and Val. lace edges, Ma
deira effects, etc?, worth up to 25c; Saturday f r
special, each , JLwC
Wide All Silk Dresden and Persian Ribbons
Also satin striped taffetas, plain and satin taffetas, fancy
checks and plaids all colors worth up to 35c f r
bargain square, yard I3C
Celebrated "Perrin's" Kid Gloves
We have just received a shipment of these gloves for early
spring wear, including long gloves and 2-clasp effects in
all the newest shades of gray, pearl, champagne, tan, blue,
also black and white. Sole agents in Omaha for these fine
gloves-Main glove tffl nr frn fin qr up &n vjr
counter, at, pair. vl I v"Qumt)u,Lid 0 $0.1 d
$1.25 Long and Short KidGloycs, 75c Pair
Special for Saturday on bargain square. Elbow length gloves also
one and two-claap, In kid. lambskin and English walking .
"" uiacn, nue, xan, gray, Drown, hello and red
AT
worth up to 11. BO a pair. at.
T
. Brandela Storea are excluslT selling agenta for the celebrated
I Vlda, Gossard, La Revo. Lyra. Madeleine and American Lady Cor
sets We are now allowing all the new models for spring. Special
demonstration In Corset department Saturday.
Stamped Pillow Cases Dn.7.m.n.
Our regular 70c Pillow Cases stamped ou best 42 and
ineh tubing, in a large number of new designs for French
and eyelet embroidery. For Saturday only . yQft
per pair.. t5C
Next Monday is That
Great Sale of Wall Paper
This la an Immense purchase of thousanda and thousands of rolls
or up-to-date wall paper In the most desirable designs. It will all be
sold next Monday at prices never before known In the history of wall
paper sales. .
M BRANDEIS STORES
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SPECIAL
Men's and Young Men's new medium weight Suits,
all wool fabrics in all the new colors, as well as plain blacks
and blues. Tailored in the best possible manner. These
are positively from $3.00 to $5.00 les3 than you would pay
for the same quality elsewhere.
GREAT
PANT
SALE
Men's $2.50 and $3.00
Pants, at . .
Men's $3.50 and $4.00 f i
Pants, at
1.95
FLANXK.L
SHI It IS
tirey Fl h ii ii el
Sliirt, 9I.5U
qual
Ity, for
90c
RATCRDAY
Only
Men's Fancy
Vests, wo r th
"..850
M'.CKWEAU
SIMXIAh
Roautiful Nerk
pr, 50 r-nt
' erade
for . .
10c
KnlokerbK'a.er
isriTs
Boy a' Snlta, with
axtra pair "X'nick
rbockars, a bif
HSL S2.Q5
at
iu iui V'lllllll 111 I 'fl I I lilt 141, (lllll IL rit
know what's what iji clothes, you'll cer
tainly wnnt to bo right in it and in at the
first.
ilart, Schaffncra T.lnrx
Suits and Oicrcoils $
thai sod to $30.00, en
sale a)
Hear in miml this does not mean your
choice of any suit or overcoat at this
price; simply an allotment of from 1.000
to 1 .),00O Suits and Overcoats, giving
you a liberal selection of the best ready-to-wear
clothes on earth at an unheard
of low price.
All this week we promised you a ser
ies of matchless bargains daily, and no
one can deny that we've made good. Sat-
urday bargain offerings . are the Cap
J Sheaf values of the big sale.
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Complaints are unknown in the
best known building in the city
This truth speaks much for service afforded office
tenants. It is evidence of attentive janitor service,
good heat, bright light and modern accomodations.
THE BEE BUILDING
These offices will be available March 1.
KOOM 313 Has 378 aquara feet of floor apsce. with outside window.
Hoom la partitioned bo as to glva a private office and reception lomn.
Kental, per month f 35.00
BOOM 314 To 14x27 feet In alia, partitioned Into two room. This i a
very desirable room on account of the large open corridor In front,
which opena on the court. Kent, per month 933.00
BOOM 418 Is a very dealrable room, having a aouth and wet exposure,
which afforda good light This would make a jood real eatate office
for aoniebody. Kental price, par month. 918.00
BOOM 491 la a good Inside room on the fourth floor, having 248 square
feet of floor pace and fire-proof vault In connection. This ta a good
room at, per month . 918.00
New elevators will be installed within SO days.
' The Bee Building Company
Bee Business Office. 17th and Farnam Sts.
$10.00 and $15.00 Pen's Suits Saturday at $6.00
I'll-1- for I
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In connection with our side of Mart. Schatlner & Marx clothes at $1:.."U, we w ill oil'
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uiuii; uiy, otiiuiuttj, muu jtnu jouug men s nuns, aDKnuieiy u-io-(im' Myios m pure
wool, worsteds and cheviots, many of them hand-tailored, made to sell at H'Min'mid $1.".0:.
assortment fully as large and qualities fully up to those of last Monday for one Or nn
price, your choice vDiUL
You should be here
early Saturday; it
means big savings to
clothing buyers.-
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L1ADLE STORE
Bring tho boys; ths
values we're offering
m boys suits andc
overcoat3 you can'
duplicate.
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Omaha's Pure
Food Center
Saturday Specials
-lb. sack "Excellenca" Flour.. tl.ft)
Uurbank, Potatoes, per bu 85c
White or Yellow Cornmeal. sack. 15c
Kippered Herring, per can 15c
811. -ed Apricots, per can 26c
pkgs. Corn Flakes 26c
Condensed Mtnce Meat, per pkg...Kc
Nabob Jams (assorted), per Jsr..20c
Sweet, sour and mixed Pickles, per
bottle lie
Barrel Uiuger Snaps 20c
BUTTER, EGOS, CHEESE, PICKLES
LOTUS" Creamery- Butter (cartons)
per lb 19c
Our Best Country Butter, tn Sani
tary Jars) per lb 28o
Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dos 30c
Imported Swlsa Cheese, per lb ...35c
Brick Cheese, per lb 'Mo
Itoyal and Fancy Jar Cheese,
at 10c, 16c and c
Iarge Edam Cheese, each Jl 00
Dill Pickles, per dos 15c and 20c
Celary Relish (bulk), par Jt 20c
FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLE
DEPARTMENT.
Naval Oranges, per dos 30c
Lemons, per dos Juc
3 large Bunches Radlahes 10c
Spinach, per peck 20o
Fresh Mushrooms, Brussels Sprouts
Imported Endle. Cauliflower.
r ..... "arrots.
Beets, xu. ',, a,.,
beans.
Hothouse Grapes,
FreHh Tomatoes.
Turnips.
) Pine Apple
Celery.
TEA AND COFFEE DEPT.
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Roasted fresh dailv.
Our "IXJTI'fi-ANKDLA" Is the best 3
Ibs. for $1.00 coffee sold In the world
Courtney's Peanut Butter (made
(guaranteed to be absolutely free
from all coloring!, per V4-lb. pack
age. Jic. Per 1-lb. pkg., 65c. I
Courteny s Peanut Butter (Made O
fresh dally), per jar, 10c, l&c, ffic, 40c;
(bulk), per lb, 20c.
"LOTUS" Spices, (finest quality) pr .5
tan 10c, 15c and 'J6c ,
MEAT DEPARTMENT.
For your Sunday dinner. In our J
Meat Department, wa have to suggest:
Toung Turkeys, Ducks. A
Broilers. Spring Chickens, V
Crown Boasts. . Filet of Beef. g-
Prime Rib Roast, Live Lobsters.
Fresh Scollops, Fresh Oysters, f
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Smuggler Scotch, 12 years old. .11.50 t
Atherton Whiskey, 1H, full qt..ll.26
Ouckenhelmer Hye,' 10J, full t fl.00 Ci
i.fHiar xruoK. iuii qi SHiU
Monogram Whiskey, full qt Too
Three Star French Cognac J1.5'J (pi
Pura Cal. Brandv. at 11.00
Port or Sherry Wine, t years old i
aal. ti.Ut: aallon. 11.00: bottle.. . ..iv tJ
While Tokay, full qt ooc
Virginia Dare, large bottle tui:
SATURDAY ONLY A bottle of Wine
FREW with each full quart of om
years old LOTUS Brand VVhls- A
key, at $l.t f-J)
e pre-pay an oroura lor uquora to
the amount of $3.00 and over. f
STOETZEL STOVE 0.
714 South Slxltenlh
The spring Steel Range and Gas Stove season Is now setting In. We sell
Steer Ranges at $5.00 per month and gas stoves at J3.00 per month, or a
cut price for cash. ,
Samson Detroit
Something extra In a ateel Range. '
Head below how it Is made. I .
Ideal Gas
Range
This cut represents the patent burner
of the Detroit Ideal. The burner that
has given it a national reputation.
If" i
I !'i,ssi J ,
it " ::J :
The SAMSON la made of1" extra" heavy
steel plates, will not burn out. Has
polished top, needs no fftove blacking.
Haa ulamlnlsed oven, will not rust. Has
braoed oven bottom, will not warp.
Haa large flues, will draw easy. Has
small fire box. will save the coal. Has
alumlnlzed ljuse to keep the moisture
from the steel. Will heat up as quickly
an a gu stove, Mrs. Lyons, 1506 Marcy,
SHys: "The SAMSON drawa unusually
easy. Is a beautiful baker, and heuta up
In a few minutes.
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tad's Sale
of Misses', Children's and
Young Women's Lace Shoes
z Almost
Half Off
tt takes three ' things to constitute a
first claxs gas atoe. They are dura
bility, baking and working iiualitica. and
economy In gm. There are hundreds of
gas stoves sold In VoibIih every seanon
that haven't any one of the three. There
are many aold that do good work but
only last from five to eigii' years when
they should last from rifteen to twenty
The Detroit Ideal has proven that It will
last tawenty years. Ii is an exti sordinary
fine baker, anil the patent burner bus
proven that It make a hotter fire with
the same gas thna others do.
Mrs. Rohrs, 1543 S. 15th. says: T"ha
Detroit Ideal In all you claim for it; an
extraordinary fins gas stove."
(jtftr C C2 (asw5 C2
ayuen Oros yarness Dept.
Bound to get your trade if prices will do it. Material
used in our Harness is guaranteed to be the best.
Double Farm Harness, No. 3G Bridle, i-inch, round side
checks; Lines, 1 i inch, 20 feet; Haines, No. 3 bolt; Hame
Tu, 1L inch, with Cooler's clips; Traces, 1U inch; Pads
Moline, with market strap; Belly Bands, H'finch; Back
and Hip Straps, Vs inch; Breast Straps, V2 inch, with
snaps and slides; Martingales, 1 inch, with collar straps.
This Harness sells regularly at $33.00; OOafll f
our special' price vJ j
, , (Without Collars.)
Sweat Tads for. ; .'. 25t
Holler Snaps, 1 Vs. inch, each ISV'jC
75c. leather Back Bru.h for C5o
25c Cyrrv Comb for
HiYOECvl 'BR
.15c
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OMAHA LOAN AND DLDC. AGGOCIATIOn
LoSon r.lcCague Building
t , s.
Northwest Corner 15th and Dodge Streets.
Saturday
Candy Special '
40c Assorted (Ycm CaiTkinrls
tier pouud 25 ?
B(K- 'ITIneg Heet" Chocolates,
per pound 300
Creams ar.d Joes for parties tnd
rfceptions.
f.Iycrs-DillonDruoCo-
lGth and Farnam Sts.
V
CAW OUT
OOOO COr SB
If you really want It. We have the
Only Perfectly Freparext I'offee pro
duced In Omuha. Irs Steel Cut and
Sifted. I M you know the difference
between clean, duatlesa Roods and the
old fashioned anti'ln cruxhed Instead
of rut wltii the dust and chaff left
In It? It's a wonderful Improvement.
Mocha Mixture Juc, ila. f 1 00: hi
relator Bland, ltc, t i lbs , 11.00.
17. L. T.lsstcrRcn G Co.
T Coffaa Bfea."
Braacti at FuImIo Market.
. 110 Karaa fe.
Ilayden Bros.' -'Meat Dept.
Martin Reura, manager Hayden's Meat Depart
ment, says meats have slightly advanced the past week,
but that cuts no figure at this store. We are still hold
ing the price down. Compare these prices with others:
10! 1- lbs. Leaf Lard .$1.00
Pork Loins : . . llv
Pork Roast ....OV-C
Hindquarters Mutton or Iamb 6V:jC
Forequarters Mutton or Lanib .5t?
Pot Itoast i 8l 7e and Gc
Sirloin Steak V 12!-;C
Porterhouse Steak 15c
Bacon Backs IS'jC
Bulk Sausage '. C
Picnic Hams IOVjC
IIAYDEH'S "MEAT DEPT.
is attracting mauy wise buy
ers to our store. This Is a
sale oT JJrexel quality pIioph,
fitted by Urexol'g export fit
ters at prices that will as
tound you. Such shoes an
' Duati Hudson and 'John
Kramor, in patent colt, Rlazed
kid and velour and box calf.
This Is "your last chance for
hVTIKDAV Is the I-AST DAY
13.50 and $3.00 Shoes,
go at i
$2.60 and $2.00 Shoes,
go at
$1.80 Shoes,
go at
These prices- are so low
that we cannot rhargt or de
liver these shoes.
$1.95
$1.45
$1.15
DREXEL
1410 Farnam Street
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PerslstBt Adftrtislag I
lb Road M Big Keturna.
Tha CoIiuum of Tlia Bm
A re Best for Adfertlaera.
-7i Rollnblo
I DontiGtry
Li l) Tail's Dentzl k:m
The Reason
Why
you can get better iiu-m at Haiti's for
less imfi.ey it easily explained. Ham
has always maintained a hlfli stand
aid of qualily. Wlieu lie chuiiKvd Ills
entire ouslnaas to a cash Imis, Ii.
lound that lie could still maintain the
hleii quality at locr prices to lil
clititoiucls rlK Al M'. loss on oud af,
counts Is allnitlia led , uellvoiy exeiit;
savad. aa uell as a Oik sJtlni.' Ii:
lime and expense ut bookkei pliiK ani
t-oiiacuifii i-naifces. All. ut theae
Iteiiu help to reour. .rkoi to i-iistoui.
era WITHOUT aflecilna the maiKln
of protlt. Tliasa ai. only a r;v tea
sons, hut they ouKltt to be sufficient
t idiia a trial onltr thla ueek.
Stop on your way home
Strictly fresh t'ountry i:s at, pr
duun 1710
10 Ihs. Leaf I.ar4 SI. 00
pork l.olus, Ih HVse
puik Khoulder IO'.jO
Hlrip K'od lidcun 17VbO
I'ot HojHt or Moll, lOo, ta and. ...7o
f'huctt Hteak, fine lBl.e
Hum. Mad. fork Sausage la'Jo
Hum. Jtendeisd Lard . ld'Io
Npar. Itibs 10 e
Jos. Bath's Cash Market
iai riKviv bt.
T.l. Douglas ea.
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I want to meet tho man
who has goods to fell.
I am a seller of goods by
being a planner of plans.
(Jet into touch with me.
1 am making money for
peoplo you know.
Address, M-7o4, care of
Omaha Bee.
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