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TIIE BEE: OMAHA,
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 1911.
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FRIDAY'S SPECIAL BARGAINS
.REMNANT. DAY
Every Friday is a day of speciaf bargains. Here are events
that trill save money for every woman who comes here.
Wash Goods in Basement
15c
4 0 Inch wide Panners Satin and
Mercerized Black Sateen, 40c
values sale pric,
yard ...
Fluffy Outing Flannels stripes,
checks, plaids; light and dark
colors. The best flanpels for
petticoat and sleeping fiJ-C
garments, at. yard OJ
White Sherette, the most popular
2 5c while fabric in the market.
Bberette is 40 lnchea fr
wide; at, yard I
Fine India Linons, the regular 25c
grade; on sale at, 19-Xf
yai
Lingerie finished Long Cloth
made to sell at 12 c yd.
Friday at, yard
10,000 yards of 36-inch Striped
Seersucker and 27-inch wide blue
apron check gingham.
Long mill remnants, yd.. .
25c fancy, and plain Mercerized
Poplins and Rajah Cloths that
are desirable for evening wear
black, whiteand colors; 1A
un-
5c
4ic
at, yard.
An exceptionally, fine grade
bleached. muslin, 40 ins. 1
U2V
Buy Phretlntt. her Fri
day and save money.
The " genuine l'-4
. bleached Fruit of tho
Loom Sheeting, from
tho bolt, at,, 2&e
yard .. . . ""
From till 0 A. M
rUnnu.iut at, yard,
wide, at, yard
Mercerized Sateen
Remnants, mostly
gray; a very fine
quality; Friday at.
a yard . . -6
we will sell 3a-inch wide fancy Silkolino
2.0 "yards limit . Plenty' of .salespeople.
S-4 Fruit of .the
Loom Bleached
Sheeting; at,., perl
yard ...180
Remnants and Sample Pieces of Laces
All kinds Laces, Allovers, Insertions, Embroidered Bands,
Appliques, etc. ; Vi to yards in each 2(J-5C-10C
Mill Ends of Fine Velvets
Three cases of velvet mill ends consisting of paon velvets, silk warp,
penne velvets, fancy velvets, corded velvets. Boulevard velveteens,
in Mack and all colors These velvets are specially adapted for dress
trimmings and millinery purposes. Velvets worth up to 2.00; all
-go on main floor-each piece. ; 5C-10C25C-39C
at.
All silk taffetas, brocades in fall
colorings for linings, waists and
petticoats basement,
at, yard.
25c
Silk remnants of . all . descriptions,
up to 12 yards wide. Cut and
sample pieces and odd lines :
worth from 69c to $1.00 - 9fi
a yard; main floor, yd..
75c All Silk Mess alines at 39c Yard
An exceptional -lot main floor .... - Qg
Including black and cream
bargain square, at, yard.
BRANDEIS STORES
Special Friday In Basement, New Store.
SALE OF BOYS' FALL CLOTHING
Boys' All Wool and Worsted Knee Pants
cut extra full; values up to' lft f
$1.00, at. .: . . riot
Hoys' and Children's Suits fop Fall 'Wear In Rus
sian blouses, Xorfolks and double breasted coat
style. These are extra special
values. Worth uj to $4.00'
a suit, at. .' . .
Boys' Double Breasttxl School Suits Cheviots and
tweeds. In brown, gray and dark
mixtures with two pair pants. Reg
ular 5 and $4 values; special at..
evicts and
$2.98
Boys' Long rants Suits for Fall and Winter Wear.
Dark mixtures in fancy worsteds, tweeds and
cheviots; ages 14 to 20 years. These Ar
suits are worth up to $10.00 .
special at . , v.
All Next W cek--Beginning Monday
We offer the most amazing bargains Omaha has ever known
from our great purchase of the
Dressmakers' Stock
,. . : From Mile, Angela of Michigan. Ave,, Chicago,,.
Who Has Just Retired From Business.
TOGETHER WITH OUR PURCHASE 0F: AN. ENTIRE
5th Avenue, New York, Dressmaker's Stock
All the high class silk and wool fabrics, all the laeea
and trimmings, all the unmade and partly made gowns, af
ternoon dresses, coats, skirts and waists, and many made
up costumes and lacs coats, etc.. The values, a re the most
wonderful ever offered. .
See the Window Displays Watch for Later
Announcements in Brandeis Ads.
SALE BEGINS NEXT MONDAY - SEPTEMBERS 18
And Continues f-
throughout I "
H 1 V
Ajkfr
Li'IZ - i:
Week.
Different Lots
from the Stock)
on Sale on Dif.
ferent Days of
the Week.
SEE OUR CHALLENGE SALE AD
VERTISEMENT ON PAGE 7
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A Special Purchase of
Women's Real Kid Gloves
Goes on Sale Friday at Close to Half Price
' This is the opportunity you have been waiting for-to secure an en
tire season's supply of kid glovetvat lest than the wholesale cost
These are not seconds or lobs, but clean, new,
fresh stock; being rtie surplu of one of the best
known am most reliable .makers of fine sloves In
the countryreal kid nfl itood. honest workman
ship the whole way hrourh None but the bet
gloves are allowed In the Bennett store.'
the
pair
And None Wortfi Less Itan S1.00
If you are wise you will pur
chase, for future a well as preteut
needs.
Assortment . consists ot two
clasp real kid glove6 in black,
rthite, tan, navy, dark green,
brown, dark red and champagne,
lu sizes b, t, b, 614, 0, i.
Sill?
59c
J 1 -
7, and 8.
Uuy as aatiuy a? oi. like at the pair-none worth le&e than $1.00.
15c New Plaid' Ginghams at 10c
This is an introductory sale of a new line we have Just received.'
Pretty plaid patterns in various beautiful color combinations suit
able for school dresses, bouse dresses, street dresses, and other wear.
The goods are full 27 inches wide, the colors strictly fsrst they must
be seen to be appreciated.
Friday only, for these 16c goods, 10c the yard.
Just a little more Ifaan the trouble of tak
ing them home is all we ask for the last of
these women's garments Friday.
$1.50 to $3.00 Waists at 89c SrSS.M
long and short sleeves, high and low necks. Assortment consists of
beautiful lingerie waists trimmed with embroideries and laces, em
broidered lawn waists, handkerchief waists, plain .tailored waists of
various materials and colored madras waists. Choice of the entire lot,
Friday only, at 89c.
$3.00 to $4.0D Underskirts, $1.95 iTtt
mescalines and taffetas in pink, tan, brown, gray, rose and green
shades. They have deep flounces with pin tucking and accordeon
plaiting.
Choice of one lot of $3.00 to $150
White Dress Skirts
Choice of one lot of $5.00 to $7.50(
pretty Lawn Dresses
And choice of one lot of $3.00 Auto
Linen Dusters, Friday only
100 $15 and $35 Dresses at $5.00 fTnl
voiles, nets and messalines. You have never before seen such dresses
as these, even in a clearance sale, at $5.00. Styles for afternoon and
evening wear.
$7.50 to $15.00 Dresses at $3.90 J&r2KTtg
sold at $7.50 to $15.00, Friday only, $3.90. There la a liberal variety
of materials and styles to select from.
Fj-iday is the Last Call on
Women's Oxfords and Slippers
I " There are about one thousand pairs of oxfords in this lot,
all being small sizes-2V2, 3, 3Vz in widths AA, And B only.
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nil
Friday's
Price
98
Pair
All of the best leathers are included and
all of the styles that have been famous the
past summer eeason. The former selling
prices ranged up to $3.50 the pair.
Those who can wear them will find them
the best values offered In Omaha this year.
Specials in the
Hardware Store
'30c 6-quart rey enamaled Iron Pre
serving Kettlj--cnly 200 in the lot.
Friday snly l5e
J2 !5 Coffee Percolators nickel plated
over a solid copper base, have glass
domes,. Friday only $1.50
10c Folding Caj-d and Photograph
Holders, made of wire. Friday ,...6o
Universal Bread Makers, .8-los.f size,
for "i-98
SOc. 14-lnch hardwood Floor Rubbers,
to clone, st 'i.- Bo
SOc, extra, heavy japanned Dust Pans,
at, each 9c
tic. Lightning Egg and Cream Whips.
rnadB of glass 160
50c, 34-loch glas Towel Bars with
nickel plated fixtures aso
This Friday in the
China Store
One lot of Japanese China Tea
Pots, each 5
Plain white handled Cups anr
Saucers, per pair 5
500 fancy glazed and blended Jar
dinieres, values up to $1.50, to
close, at 25
Tin Top Jelly Tumblers, doz. gO
Qne lot of Bouillon Cups and
Saucers, Plata of all kinds, Oat
meals, Fruits, etc.,. worth up to
75c the piece, Friday, while they
last, choice ............ 19r
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Uncle Sam to Sell
Timber at Auction
Largest Sale in the History of trie
Country is to Be Held in
Arizona.
claimed t be th largest body of'xood
umber left In the southwest, comprises
paxts or the Apache and 6ilgrea.ves naUonal
, forests and Fort Apache Indian. reservation
in eastern Arlion. It must be sold to
the highest bidder.
This sale will bring to the government
from H.SOO.000 to 3.O0O.OOO, as no bid of les,s
than 2.so per I.0u0 feet win be considered
'or Umber cut during the first five years
. oi tne contract vor of less than - IS per
WASHINGTON. Sept K-Arrangements , l.fr feet for that cut later. All the Umber
for the largest timber sale ever undertaken i must be cut In ten years. Other Urge
liy the government. Involving approxl-! bodies aggregating 1.500,0n0,000 . board feet
Kiately .000,OJ0 board feet of merchant- 1 will be made accessible.- All this work will
able timber, nine-tenths of It. yellow pine, open up good coal lands.
ro bring made by the Departments of j '
Apiculture and the Sector. The j Th. Key l0 the buuaUoa-B$e Want. Ads.
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FRIDAYS SATURDAY
Are Cut Price Da us In The
A Big Pure food Grocery
iafei. t's IlBt
Cofi'ee, an4 -rt
Slumps, lb. 35o
S U s. Bennett'8
cu v.oTiee, "and (0 stamps . $1.00
Asoiid Tt-as, and to stamps, lb. 68o
Tea Siftingb, and 10- stamps, pound
package ISc
i-lb. caa pure Pepper, and 6 stamps.
for 10c
Bennett's Capitol Flour, per sack Si. 39
Virginia Su its Cheese, and 20 staim 8.
pound ' 35o
Cream Cheese, and 10 stampn. lb. 80o
6 lb. can B. C. Baking Powder, ami
jOO stamps $1.00
t lb. box Gioka Starch, and 20 stamps.
for 33
Pint can Gaillard's pure Olive Oil, 40o
Two Jars Peanut Butter, and 2"
stamps, for $oo
Cream Honev Cookies, very special.
at, the pound lo
Crackers, assorted, and 10 stamps.
package 100
Large can Spider's Pork and Beans,
and SO stamps ,t 30o
2-lb pkes Bennett' Capitol ua'.
and JO stamps 10o
2-lb. pkgs. Bennett's Capitol Pancake
Flour, and 10 stamps lOo
Calumet Baking Powder, and t
stanys, can lOe
finlder's Cocktail Sauce and 20
' stamps, bottle 85o
Diamond Crystal Table Salt, and 10
stamps, sack lOo
Royalton Plums and B stamps, num
ber i can lOo
Ga-liway Patented Flour Sifter re
duced to 10o
Geo. Dalldt special selected Mush
rooms, very special, at, per csn tSo
ptyOlBi, Au WJAsl ! ew-raa
ONION SALT
. The Universal rood Seasoning.
Frtdiy'e MenuSalmon Sana-
-- wlches.
Look for this announcement ev
ery day. It will Interest you.
Underwood
Standard
Typewriter
The UNDERWOOD
Condensed Billing Machine
writes bills and sales book,
or journal, sheets in one
operation. Ledger sheets
and customer's monthly
statements are also written
in one operation. Book
keeping by typewriter is a
step forward in progressive
business.
The UNDERWOOD is
unequalled for this work.
UNDERWOOD sales ex
ceed those of - any other
machine.
"The Machine You Will
Eventually Buy.".
1621 Farnam. Street, .
Omaha, Neb.
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OMAHA'S POM JJ
FOOD CEITTEB
Specials In Our Fresh Fruit
aJid Vegetable Depal tment.
S00 Boxes Elberta Peaches, per
box .' - "3c
(4 Basket) Crate Blue Plums
at .".$1.10
Fine, Large Cooking and Eat
ing Apples, per peck 20c
Peaches and Pears, per basket
at 25c
3 Stalks Celery 10c
2 Large Plain Lettuce 5
Stuffed Olives (Assorted)
at 10c, 15c, 35c
25c Cafi K. C. Baking Powder
at 15c
20c Bottle "Standard" Vanilla
at 10c
10 Bars "Beat 'En All" Soap
at 25c
50c Bottle Gailard's Olive Oil
w at 85c
Qf&u?Z$2 (J-bdrVr CSSCf gttOtt
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THE OMAHA BEE
Less than a penny and clean 3V i
than any.
AMUiEMEXTS.
all
OMAHA vs. PUEBLO
Sept. 1S-1G-1T
ROURECE PARK
Friday, Sept- 15 Ladies' Day
Cars- Leave 15th ud Farnam -'at 8:80
ADTAKCID VAVDSVELIiS
Matinee veiy tay 2:15. very .NiKht 8:15 i
This week: Arthur Deauoo; The Cour
tiers', M. Golden and Runslan Trouba- I
dours: Lydell and Butterworth; "Room l
44;" Stems; Albertus 1st and Jeasle Mil- :
lar; Kinodrome, Oipheum Concert Or- I
chestra. . Prices: Night 10c. 25ct 60c, 75c. j
Matinee best eeate 25c,; except holi
days, Saturday and Sunday. j
AMERICAN THEATER
0- Di woodward, 'Mrr. m
Tonig-bt, Matin. s Tuesday, Thursday and i
fcatuaay. frioes iO and as Cents
MISS EVA LANC
AKD WOOOWaBD STOCK COStTAVT XV
j
next Week, "Tne Stubbornass of Qeraldiae" I
okaba'S ruar cestzk." '
Gtjlt7g. . Dally Kat.. 15-35-BOo j
lyCE f Bvg-s., 13-S5-60-75O I
BAZ.X.ISAT CVBX.BY, XV
?.88r"w Painting the Town;
ESTKAVAOAHSA . AJTD AUDSTIX.X.B '
Bis Chorus of Girlies and the Living Art I
Gallery.
Ladles' Dime Matinees Every Week Day.
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respect of quality as well as quantity of timely j
news and interesting yticlts from day to dmy
and TheBees superiority will be demonstrated
Kat. Today, 8&o
sfis-nt. SOc,
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KRUG
ATHMORE GREY In
DANCE ANITRAS
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Ko. 31 rriday, September 15, 1911.
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tees, wbow aaraee will be anaeuno4 later.
Tb. oontaet is limited to tb. following territory: K.braaka, Wyoming, that portion ot
lews weM of bat not inclndlng Dm atolnee, aa tbat suction et South Dakota knows ss
the Black Hills Dlatrlet. .
FIRST prized;
Vhite Steamer Automobile
A 6-passensr 111 Modal White Stea-mer Touring Car odorless, smokeless
and noiseless. No cranking, do sblftlos of sears; any desired speed. White
Steamer sales Increase each succeeding; year. Has practically an en iorsement
of the United States government, which owns and operates more Wh'te Steam
ers than all other cars combined.. Richly upholstered, beautifully flnWhed. un.
limited rower, controlled speed. This ear la on exhibition at Snunaioad's,
Eighteenth and Harney Btreets.
SECOND PRIZE Ju.D
la the soft, seml-troplc, ellmatlo sonei' ex vending
north from Ban Diego to Ehsata County, California.
Ilea Tehama county, la which la situated this beau
, tlful little 10-acre ranch near the town of Had Bluff.
This Is fruit land of a very high order and la part ot
the celebrated Lutheran colony which had Its incep
tion with an Omaha clergyman. . Literature describ
ing this property may be bad at the office of TOW-BaUSaE-BOX,BTS
CO In the Ut National Sank
Building, Omaha.
BRANDEIS THEATER
Tonight and Saturday, 85o to $1.50
Matinee Saturday, flo to $1.00
JTIiW YOKK'S BICrGEBT SUCCESS
11. 11. VVAH.NLU
i "Alias jiMirr TaixaTTiva"
Sunday Matinee
Til COWVICT'S BtUOBTIS,
Any Saat 8S0
'fliiili
THIRD PRIZE
Yalae
v900
The magnificent, fancy walnut X&EI.I,
aVOTO OKAKS ritATSO-FXAlTO which noth
inga can excel. Ko other player-piano has In
tb. absolute the "he man touch" so desired by
a musical ear and so prized by the manufao
turers. This Instrument will be exhibited, ex
plained and played for anyone who.wlsbea to
see tt la the ware rooms on the third floe oi
THE BENNETT CO.
UATTirril DDT7U Value
Is' to be a manulaciuring city. They
fine start with the Brown Truck Menu-
Ralston
hive a fir
lecturing Co., he Rogers Motor Car Co., and the
Howard Stove Works. Everything desirable to
comfortable living may be found there. On one of
the main business etreets the ee has selected Ha
fourth prize a business lot (6x100 fsel. auJ
vaiuud at S276.
FIFTH PRIZE, Value $225
la the same town and with the same prospect ( advancement, the Be.
Has selected a residence lot bGxUO ft., and valued at S234
Kaieton Is on the only Intel-urban trolley liue ruumug out of Omaha, and
within lorty minutes of the Omaha poatofficei
Complete Information about this property at the offloe ot the KAIiSTOBI
TOWaftUTS CuaUlHY, 30K Month 17th Mw, Omaha.
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SIXTH, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH PRIZES
Tma lutauiuua em-jruoiiuii., wnico la a Ueveloo
coent ratnvr letau inyeniioo, ocatues lis conv.o
lencea the vauui of huuareu. 01 tailor, mentally
equipped to rualte one of tu greut eucyciuuaias
ever compiled. One o the suougest (ecumuTenda
liens lor this worn la tui It is i.uiu tho urea, ot
the reliable old house oi 1'kOa, Mx,SOI "iMiitL.
of stew York, London, Kabuxt aud iMxuotutk. wuic!
waa founded In 17ks.
This encyclopedia of Twelve vol umea, which is valued at 9 s set. may ha
an at the Omaha office of W. A. aUx.nbanga Co, 1S14 St. knarr'B Avsaue.
; NINTH AND TENTH PRIZES
These prlxee consist of twenty-four volu.ne elnh bound so is of tt
f Knowledge." sn enuyclopedla made especially for children nnd iuM . .
et Tola work Is written lr. simple langaa.e and Is a "wouder book iJ. iff J .
makes slaiple all know lads', necessary to broad oduoiUou. Xher Jr. . 1 "
of colored plates and thouaar.es In black and white. This U a fual bundreds
encyclopedia made for children, and may be seen at the Uuiaha orrTcUl ?)
HULSaOtAOOaf at 1814 St. Mary's Avenue. miicms of W. A.
FORTY-FIVE CASH PRIZES
Five Prizes of $10. Ten Prizes of $5. Ten Prizes ' of
Twenty Prizes of $1.
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