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THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1912.
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In All the World No Store Will Strive To Serve You Better
A Special Sale of New Lots ol
Iiilroileiies
MANY ACTUALLY WORTH QQ
50cYard-at a yard
27-inch sheer Swiss and batiste embroidered flounc
ings, in lacy: Baby Irish, crochet and blind relief
combinations, also elegant floral English eyelet and
new blind effects, dainty babyvdesigns, also 18-
inch fine embroidered nainsook and
cambric corset coverings many . ;
worth 50c a yard big bargain at, yd.
29c
35c Wide Embroideries 15c Yd.
18-lnch nainsook and cambric embroidered flouncings and cor.
eet coverings, neat, effective designs in eyelet and floral ef- f
fects, also wonderful values in fine embroidered galloons and
. insertions. In crochet, eyelet and norai 4P
effects, up to 5 Inches wide worth up 13C
Id 001; a jaiu, tti., joiu
The New Soft Crush Street Hats
Are the Reigoiag-FtYwites fer September
All those new soft hood and
crush hat effects, in cordu
. roy; .colors, black, brown,
S::t.....98c:$li50
Crush Velvet Hatswith white
Sale
bands, made up P1 CA
soft,at.....A......Vfl.0U,'
Plush and velvet, satin and velvet, corduroy and velvet hats,
both sailor shapes and hoods, combination colors of white
and black, red and black, bright blue 9 f A C9 Gfi
id vl&Cn! Sril Solid C'
September Sale of Blankets ;
We are opening our greatly enlarged Blanket
and Comforter Dept. with the most complete line of
fine bedding from all the! largest and best known
mills. Never before has our stock been so large or so
complete in every detail. Our September prices are
lower than ever before! ; . . '
September is the best month of the year to buy
your winter bedding as you can find just what you
want at prices lower than you pay at any other time.
: .' v.. , V" . , 1
1.000 pairs, of very finest Cotton Blankets. Full 12-4 size
Wbolnap and Beacon Blankets, la white, grey, tan, all over ;
plaids and pretty checks; absolutely-fast colors. Would tak
an expert to tell from finest wool. Priced every- CI AO
wbexe at $3.00 and 18.60; special at, pair. .......
St Hsry's Fine All Wool Blankets
Known the world over as the finest wool blankets made.
Wide range of plaids, checks and plain white, grey and sanl
' tarjr colors; for single, and largest size beds. Prices are
05, 05.50, Q6, 07 and up to 015
Wallace I Smitb's NofliShriaktbli 111 Wool Blankets
Finest grade of California and Oregon wool sanitary plaids
checks, plain white, grey and tan, 10-4. 11-4, 12-4 and 13,-4
r-. .U, $3.50, $5, $7, up to $20
BRANDEIS STORES
OR. BRADBURY, DENTIST
1506 Farnam St.
Extracting ...... 25c Up
Fillings ........ OOc tip
Crowns ...... $2.50 Up
Bridgework ..$2.B0Up
ISftN
LA I Ur-
rhono Doug. 1750,
Missing Teeth supplied
without Plates or Bridge
work. Nerves removed
without pain. Work guar
Plate ...... . , $2.00 Up so T.an same oifloo. acKeed ten years.
East to Be Scoured
for Carnival Shows
D. J. O'Brien, chairman of the amuse
ment committee of the Ak-Sar-Ben is to
lev tonight , for Chicago, . Indian
apolls, Dayton. O.; Columbus, O., and
(Other points with Instructions to pick up
aU the good shows ho can get in contact
jwith for Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben week. Hie
com.Tilttee met at the Henshaw hotel at
boon yesterday. The committee is more
determined than aver to have nothing but
(Tlret-claBS shows on the grounds- this
par. There Is a great demand for con
jeeaslons and indications are that the
grounds will be crowded. Shows that
have already secured concessions are the
(Log, pony and monkey show; aquatic
show, Wonderland, Creation, Sahara h
Nymphs. Wild Animals, Bohemian giam
blowers, School Days, fi In 1, Crasy house,
Arabian theater, deep tea monster, Vode
vllle. Plantation show. Great Novel ex
hibit and shooting galleries and merry-go-rounds.
RAINFALL FOR AUGUST
GREATER THAN USUAL
The mean temperature for th mi.nth
if August was 75 deeerees. aeeordln tn
!h. monthly meteorolortnd
forecaster Welsh. This temperature was
the same as last year. Thet highest
Jnean for the month of August since
ISTl Is P and the lowest is TO degreo.
The rainfall for the month was 4.i
Inches, 2,08 Inches of this railing In
twenty-four hours. The rainfall Is l.M
Inches above the usual precipitation in
FATHER DORAN IS VICE
PRESIDENT JESUIT COLLEGE
Father William Dvran, an old Omaha
boy and former Creighton student, is to
je 'Vice-president at the 'Jesuit college in
petro'-t Mich. Rev. Doran Is a brother of
1'1-ank Carey of this city. ,
t!th both parties wounded, demands
bucklers Arnica Salve. Heals wounds,
tore, burns, bolls, cuts or piles. Only 25c.
ww sole by Beaton Drug Co.
School
Starts
One Week Prom To
day. Let us Fit the
Children With
Serviceable
Schosl .
Successors to The Bennett Company
Great Al t e r at ion
Powerful Forces Are Forcing Out All
Mid-Seas
Tons and tons of new fall goods on hand and a big force of alteration workmen on
the other are demanding more space. Between the two we must close out all mid-sum-mer
stock. -;"',":
" ' Prices throughout the store are now at lowest ebb. : Thousands
of short lots too small to advertise, but too big for you to miss com-;
mand your attention. . Wonderful saving opportunity greets you on
every hand. , f
75c Imported Messalines. 49c ;
TUESDAY we place on sale a wonderful collection of high class
imported silk messaline. All the beautiful staple shades and a re
markable collection of handsome single and . double striped messa
line. Light and dark colors. :
Our regular messalines
" Tuesday special at,. yd..
Our S1.25 54-in. Dress Goods. 69c
TUESDAY our plain and novelty suitings go on sale at a remark
ably low price. Make the most of this unusual dress goods sale.
Find out for yourself that OKKIN BEOTIffiRS offer greatest dress
goods values in Omaha, ' .
Our $1.25 54-inch Dress Goods LQ
Tuesday special at, per yard. xJ C
U $1.50 Cream Dress Goods. 85c
Tuesday we offer you a great purchase
of mill end cream dress goods.' Lengths
up to 10 yards. One of the most desirable
bargains of the season. All wool cream
storm serges. ;
v $1.50 cream storm serges, G C
J Tuesday special at, yard
Great Shoe Sale Going On Here
Urkin's Greater New Shoe Section
the Center of Attraction
Women's $3.00 and $3.50 Shoes $1.79 Tuesday
we place on sale a great assortment of women's shoes,
oxford ties and pumps in all leathers, all styles and all
sizes.. The shoes are both lace and button models. -
49c v7m
mm;- (m
Women's $3.00 and $3.50 Shoes-
Low Cuts', Tuesday specfal at, pair.
Extraordinary Sale of School Shoes
$1.79
Girls' f 1.50 and S1.75 shoes.
Alteration sale t0
price ........... OC
a Girls' $2.50 and $2.75 school
; shoes, Altera- d i AQ
tton Bale price A HQ
Boys' $2.00 and $2.50 school
shoes, Altera- A 1Q
tion sale price .V yp
Boys' $2.50 and $2.75 school
shoes, Altera- (9 1 Ot
' tion sale price.
Your Grocery Money Goes Farther in Our Greater
Pure Food Section V
A great ;Flotr Special Our celebrated Capitol Brand
48-lb. sack
Hour,
MMtlMtti
$1.25
10 Ws" Bennett's Bargain .Soap 8.S0
t cans Oil or Mustard Sardines loo
HwAie RUn MusUrd Sardines, spe
cial, ca ii..'-.. ..........
Tacht Club Salad Dressing, bottle,
at ,.,...........;' 800
25c package ' Sewey Washing or
Cleaning Compound 800
20c large . cans Bnider's Pork and
Beans I60
Snlder's Tomato Catsup, pint bottle,
at ..................v....... SOo
Snlder's Tomato Catsup, y, pint
bottle too
15c cans Walker's Tomatoes t, ,'10o
California Prunes, 8 lbs.-...... 33a
S4-lb. cask Queen, of the Pantry
Flour 91.90
Whole Jap Rice, 4 lbs. ......... 85o
Star, Crescent ; Macaroni or Spa-
SSc
ghettl 3 pkfra.
Shredded Wheat Biscuits, pkg. loo
1 lb. UI1 Crackerjack Salmon, per
can iaq
! large cans Cottage Milk 3So
Capl tol Coffee. 1 lb. pkg. .... . 880
Assorted Teas, any 68c; special 63o
Capitol Creamery Butter, guaran-
anteed, lb. 880
Orkin Brothers, Successors fo The Bennett Company 1 6th and Harney
. Our Dependable Schoo.
shoes for Misses and
Children are DREXEL
quality every Btltch.
Same styles as Mother's
shoe, but with wearing
qualities found in -no
other children's shoes.
Wehave them In button
and lace, kid and patent
colt, gun metal, cloth tops
and kid tops, commou
sense and drass toes.
, Children' 8 to
ii .. ..... .1,50
- w Misses tl to :
a ... ......$2.00
Young Worn
ens' 2tf to e $2.50
DREXEL
4'.1419 Farnam
THIS WEEK
Govornor' Hiram Johnson of California
. Candidate for Vice President
Governor Chester H. Aldrich
Speak at 2:00 P.
In addition to the best exhibits on earth there will be good races, Aeroplane Flights, Wild
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maha Pay ecine
Jay.
For Tho Doaf
The Mears Anxopbone will enable you
to hear general converastion, enjoy mu
sic, etc. For sale by
isistsfsca & Ilenricks&a
Jewelers. 901 sir. ISta It.
VVaift AS
ASl'SEMKNTS.
Phones
Doug. 494. ,
Xnd.A-1494.
Matlne Dally :15 Every Night :1S.
AJOTAirCXD TAUSSTILLII.
Joseph Hart's "Ulnkelspell's Christmas"
Watson's Farmyard. Circus; Stein, Hume,
Thon.as; Robert and Lawrence Ward;
Orn.as Trio; Reba and Inei Kaufman;
Lockhart and Leddy.
Animated Photography.
Orpheum Concert Orchestra.
Vrieesi -Tight, lOo, aSe, 6O0, 7 So. Mat.
OaL 10 Best seats 89a, z. Sat. k Baa.
AMUSEMENTS,
John Says:r-
"Ort buckets of
persplntloal Tier-
MtailKl jomping
UM foata oa tae
Alps I Soda fouataln
olwka working to
b circa s prostrattloal
Old Bol soastaf s
with olssUnr leat;
still, VMVVS BITS
TXB Oo CXOAS3 are
aeulaf quite woU."
John 's Cigar Store
321 South 16th St
BaUy MafclOo;
STeninfs, Sot
...
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JTBS KOPPO'Sf Ererybodysaygj Great
A HITTO 'Big- Talo. foi PriST
Adelo McNeil; Cowboy Minstrels; Her
bert & Denis; The Hlrschorns; Wanzer
A Palmer; Hlpposcope..
Coatlanoas1. to 8; 7 to 11 p. bu,.
-QMAJtA's Tuv Crimea.
lntuTit. i-a-oo
U REEVES tS? BEA9TY SKOW
EXIBATAOAMA AVO TiVSITIUI
Andy Lewis, and Dancing Belles, Anlte,
Zella Russell and Enough Pretty Girls
for Two Shows. Most Expensive Show
In the Bl Fellow's Career.
Ladies' Dime Hatinee Bvry Week Bay.
Lace Sale Extraordinary Tuesday
DON'T MISS
THESE
SPLENDID
SNAPS.
VALUES
NEVER
BEFORE
EQUALED
IN OMAHA
GREAT LACE STOCK
From the Receiver's Sale of
J.
Um cjarr ul oons wuiiiuciiiy
Importers of Laces, 140 Fifth Ave., N. Y.
Our buyer was on "the ground arid made extensive
purchases from this great sale. Every yard will be placed
on sale beginning Tuesday, September 3,
'At 33 Per Cent of Regular Prices Three Yards of
j " Lace for the Price of One.
15c Laces at . .5c
75c Laces at. 25c
25c Laces.. ,8c
$1 Laces . :33y3c
50c Laces, 1623c
$1.50 Laces. .50c
All the regular $2.50 Laces at. . . . . . .............
Vals, torchons, shadow laces, Nottlnghams, Irish crochet laces,
bands, edges, allovers, flouncings, etc. All broken sets from regular
stock Included.
$1.25 Silk Velvats at 58c
The surplus stock of a well
known mill. Silk velvets, cor
duroys, dress velveteens, 19 to
27 inches wide, in a fine, line
of colors; pieces 3 to 20 yards
in length actual values up to
$1.25 a yard; your choice at, a
yard 58
59c Siik Messalines
38c
All silk messalines in 25
different colorings, good
firm quality, values you'll
find matchless at. . . .38c
Rousing Bargains in the Cloak Dept.
Nothing like these values ever before offered.
Pretty Silk Dresses, $12.50 I Women's Wash Dresses
and $15.00 values, $4.95 that sold to $7.50, $1.95
Beautiful Lingerie and Marquisette Dresses that sold up
to $35.00; in one big lot Tuesday, choice. . . . . . . .$7.95
Long Serge Coats, to $10.00 Children's White Dresses,
values at ... ..... $5.95 to $5 vals., choice, $1.98
Misses' New Serge Norfolk Suits Clever designs, most
delignttul values snown m Omaha, .$12.75, $14.90
Long Silk Kimonos, $10.00
values, at ........$4.95
Lawn "Dressing Sacques
one big lot, choice.. .10c
75c &$1 Dress Goods 48c
100 pieces of new : fall wool
dress fabrics all the latest
weaves and colorings. Includ
ing whipcords In plain and two
toned effects; Bedford cords,
serges, Panamas, cheviots, etc.;
regular 75c and $1.00 a yard
values at . . , ... ,.. .... .48
54-Inch Wool Soilings
Both plain weaves and the
semi-rough effects in
medium and dark shades
for fall wear, very special
values at, yard. . . . ...98o
In the Busy Domestic Room Tuesday
8c Bleached Muslin, 36 inches
wide, at, yard ........... J
29c Bleached Table Damask,, 58
. inches wide, assorted patterns,
at, yard ; 19t
Aurora Bleached Sheeting, 28c
value, 9-4 wide, at . . . . . .33
7c Apron Check Ginghams In
blue, brown and green . . . .5t
Amoskeag Outing Flannels All
new fall patterns, 12 c value,
yard ........ 10d
12 He Dress Ginghams Stripes
or checks, good colors.. 7
18c Serpentine Crepe. . 12
35c Heatherblooms at....2Si
$1.23 Cotton Blankets or hand
knotted comforts . ...t; .95
Specials for Tuesday
in Wash Goods Dept.
Striped Silk Novelty, all colors,
S9o gradeat, yard 35o
Foule eSerge, cream and cream
with black stripes, looks Just
like wool excellent for suits
and ladles' shirts, 22 Inches wide
at, yard lSe
Striped Pongee, light and. dark
colors, all good patterns, 26c
grade at, yard ....12Ho
New Fall Flannelettes, In all the
latest designs and colors.
Beacon Bath Robe Cloth and Bea
con Bath Robe Blankets, at very
low prices. . v
Tuesday's White Goods
Specials
Grand assortment fine sheer
Dotted Swisses, 25c values at,
yard ....... ; -.15e
Imperial English Longcloth, in
soft finish and India linons
20c values at, yard. . . . .10
Heavy weight imitation linen,
assorted 00 1 or s, Including
white, 19c values, y4...10tf
All pure Linen Dress and Suit
Materials, yard wide, 50c val
ues, yard ........ . ., .29
New Summer White Goods, 39c
values, yard 25
KRUG THEATER
BIO XiABOS BAT XATXVZ1B TODAY
Mat, tiao; Vlffht, SsSOj Best Sesta, SOo
QUEENS OF THE F0LIES
EE&GEUE
' SEAL BJJRLESQUE ' '
oys
50c and 75c values, all colors
and sizes, with or without col
lars .......... 35 and 25tf
Ghildrden's Wash Suits
$2.00 and $2.50 values In the
high grade and fine Galatea
cloths at 9g
CANNING SEASON NOW IN FULL SWING
Wow Is the time to put up your Ptches, Fears, Plums, Tomatoes, Picklis.
a to. Tuesday will M the Big Opening Day.
Grape-Nuts, pkg. ................ 100
The best Tea Siftlngs, lb loo
Golden Santos Coffee, lb 85o
Butter, Cheese and Eggs for Tuesday.
The best Country fiutter, carton or
bulk, per lb ,880
No. 1 Country Creamery Butter, lb. 89
No. 1 Dairy Butter, lb 83o
The best fresh country Eggs, doz . 83o
Full Cream . Wisconsin or Brick
Cheese, lb 180
The Talk of Omaha Bayden's Vege
table and Prult Department.
15 lbs. New Potatoes to the peck..l5o
12 lbs good Cooking Apples to the
peck... i5o
Fancy Sweet Corn, per dos 740
8 heads Cabbage e
Fancy Wax or Green Beans, lb..8o
Large Cucumbers, each i
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb SHo
4 large Summer Squash.. ......... so
Beets, Carrots, Turnips or Parsnips,
lb 1810
J bunches Green Onions or Radishes
'or .. .1 go
( large Green Peppers 60
2 large Soup Bunches.. ,.Bo
Fancy Cauliflower, lb....... 100
Fancy Denver Peas,' quart. .... ..7o
Fancy Cantaloupes, 3 for. lOo
Good, fancy Lemons, dozen iso
Bushel boxes fancy Flemish Beauty
Pears, box ..31.85
Bushel boxes fancy California Bart-
lett Pears, box $3.10,
4-basket crates Italian Blue Plums,
crate .. fl.88
Fancy California Freestone Peaches,
crate . . 880
Large market basket fancy Ripe To
matoes .1 ...X5o
Large market basket Cucumbers. .SOo
Large market basket Wax or Green
-Beans . . 18o
19 lbs. Orannlated Sugar f 1.00
48-lb. sacks best High Grade Diamond
H Flour makes the finest white
bread. Nothir.- like it, sack. . .$1.85
10 bars Beat 'Em All, Diamond C or
Lenox Soap 25c
8 lbs. best Bulk Laundry Starch. .85c
8 cans Oil or Mustard Sardines. . .850
4 cans Eagle, Champion or Lewis
Lye .... 850
Jello, Jellycon or Advo Jell, pkg.TVie
1-lb. can Assorted Soups 7Ho
Yeast Foam, pkg. 3o
McLaren's Peanut Butter, lb... .18He
Tall cans Pink Salmon ....loo
4 lbs. fancy Japan Rice 8fte
E C or Oriole Corn Flakes, pkg. .Vo
IT
PAYS
TRY HAYDEfl'S FIRST
IT
PAYS
AMI'SEMEIVTS.
r
Tbatsday, 9 Days Wat. Saturday
THB AMXUICAW FZAT
THE SHEPHERD OF THE KILLS
TonTe BeaA the Book, Wow See the
Play. Hlghts, 850 to $1. Hat. 85o-80o.
JText ftusday KAWXST STOCK CO.
BOYD'S THEATER
anaxTB, ooBoczvcxira tsxtbs
KiTmna DAT, S7T. BTB.
Tie Slerry sCaaleal Bxtravagansa
THE COW and THE MOON
PrloMi lOo, too, SOo. ISatinees Daily.
Ba.i WtUtla th taw. foata Tktura.
WM. J.
BOEKHOFF,
SeaU Dealoc
"uaes tod, A-aua.