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FIVE DAYS FOR HOMECOMERS
Monday to Saturday of -This Week
QiTen Over to Ex-Omahant.
AlfSWERS FROM FAR AND NEAR
Replies Ak-Ssr-BeiTs las-ttatleBB
Hare Bern Receive from
M7rr of the Ka
fir World.
October t to 10 will be hnnic-oomltn I
time for sll former Omaha rinplp who
hava wandered fur nay from thn oil
hsunts of Nebraska'! mtroiKill and have
found employment and vocation rlw
Whsm. Thla home-eomlnff week u
planned elaborately lomt six months ago,
and tha moat detailed efforts were made
to get circulars and Invitation to all
wtto were formerly Omaha pwple who
-re now In other lands.
Now aa they come In for AkPar-nn
and rail at the Information bureau, 1513
Howard afreet, thry will I asked to
rea-later the4r names If they were for- j
merly Omaha people. Till will Rive the
organization soma tab on them, so that
entertainment and special arranRcmenta
can be made for them durlna; the week
aa the occasion may develop.
eat Maar lat-ltatlons.
fflx thousand Invitation and rt rciil ri r tf
m sent to farmer omah fxrne on thia i
home on mine afTg'.r. . Tne bureau of pub
UclUy worUcu with Ak-Sar-Pen on the
matter for month. Through the active
( ttiS splendid co-operation of the lodge,
fratemltlis and other organizations In
the rlty, lar;o lists of former Omaha
people and their present addresses were
accumulated. These were poured Into ttio
Ak-Sax-Ben office day after day. Finally
they were classified alphabetically anil
catalogued In card catalogues. From this
Uat the letter of Invitations were sent out
to all parts of the world, for the former
Otnahana for ona reason and another
have been taken far from their native
land. Thousands were aent out to Ne
braska and neighboring- states.
All Oftr the World.
On the other band many hundreds
want to foreign lands where traveling
JCba and positions as special represent
tatlvas of one concern and another have
taken many foimer Omaha people. Thus
many letters went to Europe, Asia and
the Philippines, aa many Omaha people
are employed there under the United
States government
Replies were received from Ikifland.
Japan, PhllUplnes, parts of Asia and
many parts of Europe and Bouth America.
Great numbers are expected during the
home coming week, and the only thing
that Is puizllng th Ak-Sar-Ben author
Hies Is the matter of getting them to-
nether. The registration at the Informa
tion bureau will catch many, but doubt-,
leaa will not catch alL Arrangement
will be made, however, as th week goes
on. for the special entertainment of these
people.
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RBJOICH WITH YOU at the prosperity ol our country particularly at the unbounded prosperity of our own state. Nebraska's fertile soil
has yielded for 1914, crops to the estimated value of 5279,702,81 1.00 an increase of $100,000,000.00 over last year. This means greater
abundance, more comfort, more of the things tha t go to make the home beautiful, more conveniences, more money to spend for wearing apparel with the Brandeis
Stores prepared better than ever to supply everything. The results of that unbounded prosperity have been felt in our stores already. People are buying better
merchandise, buving in greater quantities, and bu'ing earlier in the season than heretofore. Here is a page of exceptionally good values. All timelv offers.
TO AK-SAR-BEN VISITORS WE EXTEND OUR HEARTIEST WELCOME. ALL THE CONVENIENCES OF OUR MODERN STORES ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL
M'W a....n 1 1 urn 1 "w." ' n. 1 1,1 ,,, .Hi,,,,,, ..,. .11 .1. -A rarkairr delivered free to any
depot In Omaha.
Merchandise exports to assist jom
in selection ptods throughout oar
store.
A coin we welcome 7011 to make
this store your shopping head
quarter and avail yourselves (
all Its conveniences.
Checks on all hanks
wllhoii charge.
Free chock room for hamrairo and
parcels.
Free waillns; room and rest room
for women and children.'
Free nursery and children'! play
room, la raarre of cosspetent
HrMi
Candidates at High ...
Schbol Are to Run.
The pupils of Central High, who passed
the executive committee of the Register,
and are to be allowed to run for the posi
tions that they filed for, havo been an
nounced. Thoy are: Editor-in-chief Kdwln
Oould, Earlo Tick nor, and J. Porter Allan.
Assistant editor, Kltsaheth Bertsch.
Geraldlne Johnson and Haiet McMullen.
Business maascer, William Campen
and Robert OdelL
Russell Peters is the only candidate for
assistant business manager. The election
will be held net Friday.
BERG CLOTHING CO. TO
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
Starting Monday morning, the Berg
Clothing company will, for the remainder
of the week, celebrate the first annivers
ary of the woman's apparel! department
sf tha store. For thirteen years the Berg
Clothing company has catered to Omaha
men successfully and the first year of
the women's department has manifested
that the management muy expect aa long
and healthy success in the newest venture.
In honor of the birthday, at has been
Idanred to offer any garment In the
women's department at a reduction of 30
per cent on tue regular sale price. The
Berg Clothing company extends an Invi
tation to all Omaha to attend the anni
rersary week.
FUTURE AMERICANS IN
CIVIL GOVERNMENT CLASS
A ... . .
a ims roomrui or ruture Americans as
sembled at the publlo library Friday
evening for the opening of the men's
free class In civil government and United
States history. Several score listened
to the preliminary lecture by Mrs. Ida
M. llanchett, the Instructor, and even
mora are expected at the next meeting
The class Is Intended especially fur ap
plicants for first and second cltlicnslilp
papers, and is a great help In preparing
them for the naturalisation testa. It Is
entirety free to the students, being main
tained by the library board out of the
city library fund. The class meets every
rrway at 7: o clock.
CHILDREN UNDER SIXTEEN
MAY WORK CONDITIONALLY
tjnuaren under 16 years of age who
have completed eight grades of school
work will not be required to attend Hlirh
vnooi, oui win oe auowed to work, ac
cording to rulings of County Attorney
aiagney and Juvenile Judge Seara.
Hertba Lauuier, axed U years, whose
casa was brought up In juvenile court
tv Tr.mnt Orflcer McAuley ,f Pouth
Omaha, win not be required to attend
inso sonooi, ana ine truant ornrer was
. Instructed to bring no more cases of tha
kind Into court.
OMAHA MAN IN RACE FOR
CLASS HONORS AT VARSITY
-nie 01 tne ciosesi races or the year
will be staged at the 1'nlverslty of N
" 1 uruy ior me orrtce o
freuhman class president This office I
always hotly fought for by the Omaha
and Lincoln contlngenta. This year Un
coin Is represented by Ja-k Lyons
prominent graduate of the high school of
that city, while the Omaha delegation
toostlng Kenneth Martin.
Martin graduated from the Omaha High
jn jvi a very popular member of his
class, He was noted for his hlh grsdes
and held the office) of captain and
ranance officer.
Tired out. weak, nervous men and
women need 3 c trie Bitters. Helps the
rves and tones up the system; 80 cants
and Ail druggts.-AdverUement.
Just Received a Large Shipment of
the Newest Fall Silks and Velvets
All specially priced for carnival week. We have earned a repntatlon
for felling always fashionable nnd dependable allbs at the lowest
possible price. rr,n.HUea and style considered. For Monday we offer
smart f'...ian Stripe Silk and. Satin, Poplin aDd Taffeta vearea,' In
ir.te and roar tone color effects. It and 40 Inches wide, at
$1.25, $1.69 and $1.95 Yard
40-In. Silk Faflle Sublime i r; r
Un Our famous hik
Square We Place on
Sale for Monday 5,000
Yards of Popular Price
Silks
A beanllfiil nulttnar ,sllk In IS
- fashionable ohndes with Itoman
atrlpt a to match. ipe-
clal prloc, yard. .
:$L50
Beautiful Satin Qianncuse
40 Inches wide, very luntrona. The
height of fashion for reception
and - party eowna. Street, and
evening shades, Stwclal prices
.......$ K79-$2.25
"Chiffon Velvet
The lant word for anjrt strrirt
gownt. Eminence, nicu.Rfrral,
Ktaln, Vert Huhho, Bleu Danoia,
Maria, Marron,; Tabao,' Auber
gine, Dordeaux' and Black. All
p2ricne..a..$2.50-$5e50
High Class Silk For
Imitations
TIkw, Leopard, Ioutro, Dear and
many other animal skins, rang-
ins; in prices
from
'$139-$6e95
tflOO Tarda of ULrh Claaa mika
and Fancy Satin brocades ('re,pe
de Chin Brocade. Iitm Tor
felaa. Faille hobllme. Smart
Printed Lyons Kllki Formerly
selling aa high . aa 2.95 yard.
Remnant lengths 24 to 6 yards,
and 40 Inches wide, on special
sale Monday, Q9
at, each . 70C
Comprising 17 to 41Mn. Crwps
de Chine, Crepe Meteor, Fa-
cxmne. Crepe Canton (printed
poplins oa " dark grounds)
Block Peaa do Sole. Black
and Colored Meesallne, and
Peao de CyRDe,' Kancy Stripe,
Checks P.nd Plaid Silks
Worth from 89c to $1.95.
Very special Monday at
98c. 79c-39c Yd.
Exclusive Novelties
High Class Imported Ex elusive
svelties Our own direct Im
portations, Metallic effocta - on
satin and gauze, beautiful tinsel
silks for smart evening gowns.
, Many are especially adapted for
combination costumes, worth
JIB. At special
price of
.$8.95
Three Special Offers for MoiiJay.
D4-ln. Beaded 8atln t") CA
'. Duchesae, yard tyJLtJy
42-rn. Beaded Sattn
de Luxe, yard . .,
88-ln. Chiffon Finish Black Satin
Charmeuse, ti C f t!
.i ew'
$1.95
yard
Blouses-38 Imported Models
, By Famous Paris Model Designers Elise Poiret,
Samuel, Drecoll, Agnes, Paquin, Callot and Other
Fashion Creators.
At 13 Off the Selling Price Monday
' They Are Now Marked $16.75 to $39.75.
Kxaet duplicates of which are now selling In the exclusive shops
on Fifth avenue. New York, at from $35.00 to $100.00. We have
been fortunate enough to secure these models through our Paris
representative. .They are the last to come over. Every one la a
creation which 'reveals the inimitable art of the great style
masters of France. Each is different and of an exclusive design.
Also Many Other Stannlng Fall Blouses emanating from the fore
most houses of New York and portraying the style ideas of the
premier designers of America. We hare just received large ahip
ments of the' newest and moat beautiful models in velvet baa
Quettes. to be offered Monday at $6.98 and $8.08.
Chiffon Silk, Shadow Laces, Crepe de Chine, Pussy Willow Crepe
and rich Satin ' Blonaes. on sale Monday at $15.00, $5.98
. and up to $29.75.
Notions and Dress Forms
8 e w I g Needle With
gold eyes, per 1
paper iC
Daral ng Cottoa Black,
white and tan,
per spool ......
1c
Neckbands for
Men's Shirts, 2c
King's ThreadBlack and
white. Per 1 C
dozen iJC
Dress Ralelds Good gnar
tvsAeed quality, any size,
ay style. 1 A-
Pwr pair JUL
Trfui Bnttona Good qual
ity. Per
dozen . . .
k
Basting Thread )f
600-yd. spool... SV'jVe
Cotton Tape
Special, roll....
1c
Regular 50c Floor
Mops, Special 15c
Machine Oil The famous
"S-ln-1." per l
bottle C
Knitting Cottoa M A K
best knitting cot
ton. per ball.. JL
Sewing Silk O t
100-yd. spoola. ... 0"2"L
San Silk For tat- It.
ting, spool.. J'jC
BelUng for Inside of White
Girdles From 1H to t
inches wide. Worth up
to 39c yard; spe- 1 A
clal Monday, yd.. JUL
4 Sectional Adjustable
Dress Forms
Perfect proportioned and
perfect lines. Arm pieces
to show exact setting of
sleeves. The regular
price ia $10.00. i AO
Special MondayPTT70
$1.50 Bust Forms, Special Monday 85c
Hose Supporters Brandeis Special
for women and children, mads of
heavy clastic. Per pair, 10c
Shoe Trees Very special. Monday,
pair, 6c.
Safety 11ns Good quality, 4 dozen
for 6c.
Don't Fail to Head Our Other AdTcrtifiemen a in This
Paper Today, and in
The other Sunday Papers.
We Announce Special Sales in
Laces and Trimmings,
Bed and Table Linens,
Curtains an d Draperies,
Rugs and Linoleums,
Blankets and Comforters
Men's and Boys' Sweaters
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Tho greatest values we hare of
fered In years. Orer 200 dozen
manufacturers' samples of fine
woolon and worsted 8weater
Coat a for men and boys. Some
are without collar, others come
with tho large ruff neck col
lar. All the new fall styles
and colors. All will go oa sale
Monday aa follow a:
Men's Fine Worsted Sweater
fonts Worth up to 110.00,
special at I.V.9S, n QO
$l.9S and J70
Men's All Wool Sweater Coat
Worth up to 15.00, special
and,i,S.,2f. $1.98
Boys' Fine Wool Sweater Coats
Worth up to $3.00, apeclal
at tlM, tlJt QO
and OC
On Sale All Week-October 5th to 10th
10 Dozen Men's Fall and Water
Weight I'nloa Suits Worth up
to $.&), to be sold at tM, 11. OS,
$l.4 and Hr.
It Is wise economy for every mnn
to come In Monday, or as early
as possible this week and buy a,
full supply of fall and winter
weight uulon suits In thla sale,
and save half, and more. The
union suits offered here are made
of fine silk and wool, wool and
cotton, lambs' wool or fine cot
ton ribbed. They were made by
one of tho best underwear mills
In t le east. We bought their
entire surplus stock at a big dis
count. Every garment is perfect
fitting and will give you splendid
service.
rW Dozen Men's High Grade Fall
Shirts, W orth p f $2.00 Choice
at $1.06 Kara.
All neat patterns. Collar attached,
neckband style, laundered or
soft cuffs. All sizes 14 to 1. Here
Is your greatest opportunity to
aave halt on a' full season's sup
ply if tine shirts.
IZi Pesen Men's Sample Dress,
Street and DHvIag Gloves.
Bought from one of the foremost
manufacturers of New Tork,
who had the entire lot of 120
dozen canceled by an eastern
store and turned them over to
us at practically ourjirle. They
are worth up to ;V per pair.
All go on sale beginning Monday.
Per pair, $Ui Qo
and
Wherein Do Corsets Differ
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7f FT?
From the former mod
els. Is best answered
by seeing the won
derful variety of cor
sets shown In our
complete department
on our Second floor.
New Models
lew models hav been
planned with great
est care. The figure
above the waist line,
with the slightly
higher bust, must be
perfectly comfortable
but held with suf
' flclent firmness for
n'Th more closely fit
ted costumes.
More Comfort
rhere must be no com
presslou of the dia
phragm, and nc
crowding of the fig
ure, but the corset
must be full enough
above the waist line
to let the wearer rest
comfortably and still
have the proper support No gown can 0t Its best over an
Ill-fitting corset Our corsetieres are at your disposal to fit
you correctly as to styles, bringing out your good lines, subduing
the too prominent flesh, and fit you hyglenically, so that there will
be no pressure on sensitive nerves or vital organs. Our fitters not
only help you to select the proper corset for your individual need,
but tell you what it will do most to bring out the fashionable lines
of your figure, what part of your figure needs support, and how to
support it and bow with Nemo Corsets this can be accomplished
without Injury to health.
Seme Corsets.
Are made for young and slender
women, for tall women and for
stout women. If you have
never tried a Nemo let us try
one on you. Our fitting service
1 free of charge. You will have
Corset Service and Corset Com
fort Model e20 Will prove a wonder
ful favorite tor slender figures.
It has entire side Insertions of
lAstikop webbing, eliminating
the hip bone, which slender and
medium figures find
annoying. Price ....
.$5e00
Model 303 Haa a long webbing
section over the diaphragm that
glvea at the top. An especially
good corset for young girls and
pt: $100
Model 403 For stout figures, me
dium height bust, long over hip,
with lAetlkop bsndlet below
front steel which supports the
abdomen; a wide band of elastic
at bottom of back holds the cor
set firmly and prevents corset
line showing. Sizes i A A
20 to 36. Price 44eUU
Other Models from 12.00 to $10.00.
W have tplendidly appointed Fitting Rooms and Fprt
Cortetiere to jit you exactly aa you rhouid be fitted
Brassieres Absolut ? Necessity
Kor most every figure. Here are models to meet every requirement
and to fit every type of figure, and our fitters will i Q i sr
see that you are properly fitted. Prices tC 10 jO
The Very Latest Fall Suitings and
Special Values in Dress Patterns
Monday we place on special sale 1,500 full Dress Patterns, each con
taining ample material for any style suit; consisting of plain and
fancy Victoria Suitings, Wbtpcord, Gabardine, Serges, French Pop
lins, Sebastopols. Fancy Checks and Stripes, at
$1.85, $2.48, $2.95, $3.95
Each pattern worth from $3.00 to $6.00.
Imported Broadcloth
The height of fashion for tailored
suits. Here Is whpre we are
leaders, having anticipated our
wants long before the declara
tion of war. We offer for Mon
day these superb cloths In
every fashionable shade, Includ
ing black, at yard
$1.50, $1-85, $150
Imitation Fur
Coating
The entire sample line of 2 to
4-yard lengths, no two alike,
giving you a better assort
ment to select from. These
coatings are worth. In the
usual way, $2.50 to $3.95 a
yard. Special
Monday
$1.39
Fine All Wool Serges
Pacific Mills Ifell Known All
Wool Serges Are a Special Fea
ture These Serges are suitable
for suits or dresRes. Prices
Monday
36 inches wide, yard HOf
52 inches wide, yard 70?
Black French Serges
Very fashionable for the new style
basque dresses. Rich, deep
black and chiffon finish. Prices
Monday
42 inches wide, yard... 70s
50 inches wide, yard 98c
Costume Serge Very
Popular
A special 54-inch Serge is placed
on sale Monday on Main Floor,
Dress Goods Section, Including
all the wanted shades and
black. Regular price QQr
$1.50 a yard, at 70
Genuine French Flannel
8,250 Tards of Genuine French
Klaanel Many are reversible.
Used as trimming they look like
broadcloth, and come In taupe,
raisin, Bordeaux blue, stone
gray, brown, green, and the
lighter tints in stripes, plaid and
fancy patterns. Worth QQ,,
85c yard. Monday JC
$2.25 Finest M-lnch I) rap
D'Alma and Gabardine In the
Market All shades and
black. At, yard,
Monday
.$1.50
Dress Goods Specials
In Basement Monday
.39c
.29c
..49c
.69c
'.Id.. 79c
36-lnch Whipcord and
Granite Suitings, yard.
36-inch Wool Plaids,
yard ,
42- Inch Costume Serges,
yard
43- Inch Finest Botany
Mill Serges, yard
36-inch All-Wool Batiste
and Granite Suitings
Women's Fine Fall Dress Shoes
on
Special lot of 500 pairs bought at
a big advantage in price. They
are regular $4 shoes. Al sizes'
in Jot. rne entire lot goes
sale Monday, Mam
Floor Shoe Depart
ment, at, pair
fhey are Patent Kid Shoes with
whole quarters in brocade or dull
kid. All new nd solid leather.
Full Louis heels. Plain toes. Very
stylish last. Perfect fitting. All
sizes and widths.
$2.85
Infants' and Children's Shoes
Tan and black, patent leath
er, and soft kid skins All
hand turned and sewed
soles. Beautiful little
shoes worth up to $1,75 a
pair. All sizes to 8. At
1S
Boys' Battleship Shoes
The strongest shoes made.
Neat styles, button and
blucher lace. Guaranteed
to be absolutely the 'test
shoes you can buy regard
less of price. All sizes
and widths. . . $3.50
Imported Camel's Hair Slippers for Women & Children
Soft, warm and very durable. All izes.
Women'a N QQ I Children's sr
Slippers 70C Slippers ; 07C
ssavwrts
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The Suit with twelve
extra features ha
make Brandeis'
Boys' Suits the best
of all. You can take
your pick of 25 dif
ferent patterns of
new Tartan plaids,
fancy stripes, diag
onals, . homespun
weaves, cassimen kt
and blue serges
Strictly ALL-WOOL
fabrics Nothing
else used in these
suits. They are tail
ored so well that
you could not find a
flaw in them. They
look dressy, and you
can't beat them for
wear. To equal them
anywhere else you would have to pay up to $7.50 for
these same suits that we are offering you here at...
BOYS' OVERCOATS
All new s'tyles and models. All
wool fabrics. Overcoats for boys
2 to 10 years of age. Good values
at $5.00, offered special
for Monday at ..
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All "Miuts ufi
$4.95
.'$3.45
BOYS' MACKIXAWS.
These are dandy coats for boys be
cause they are warm, comforta
ble and look nice. We are show
ing the very newest Macklnaws
in pray and black, red and black
and In the new Tartan shades.
Tell your parsts to see them
Monday. The price
will be only
.$375
Neat Little Suits for
Little Chaps
Just such suits as mother wants to
have her little fellow wear so
as to have him look his best.
Oliver Twists, some with hats to
match. New Scotch plaid and
-velvet effects. Serge and shep
herd checks. Blue and brown
corduroys. Many other color com
binations. Middy styles and
splendid selection of Balkan
styles at
$2.98 to $6.50
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