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THE GREATEST EVENT IN THE HISTORY OF TOYDOM HAPPENS HERE TOMORROW. Santa Claus makes his state entry into
Omaha and enthrones himself in that most appropriate of headquarters BENNETT'S. His kingdom is on our Second Floor. Santa Claus in giant form
smiles benignly on little folks, big folks and all, from his dias on Main Floor. Don't miss seeing the dear old fellow, nor forget his gorgeous retinue and train,
his carloads of TOYS of every conceivable charm on Second Flnr
Bennett's Holiday Bazaar
Fine American
Cut Glass...
Clear and bright as a sparkling
mountain spring, brilliant, lust
rous, prismatic, flawless, clean-cut
exquisite. Every piece a work of
art.
Bennett's Holiday Bazaar
TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!
Every childish dream. Every dear old
Saata Claus delight. Things mechanical.
Things noiseless or otherwise. Things
musical. Everything delightful and the
prices sweetly innocent.
BENNETT'S HOLIDAY BAZAAR.
FINE CHINA WARE.
In all its rich and rare varieties, bric-a-brac,
pyrography, pictures, picture frames, etc.
No new idea lacking. All known ideas at
BENNETT'S HOLIDAY BAZAAR
SECOND FLOOR.
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toe vaoio west, i opuiar ceiec
tions and Reliable Goods are out
standing feature? of Bennetts
Holiday Bazaar, Second Floor.
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For that Rounded-Out Satisfaction, Which Means the Very Best for the Very Least, Bjy N ow While our Gigantic Stocks are Unbroken and are Free From Gaps. BENNETT'S HOLIDAY BAZAAR, Second Floor.
try Hoods Attractions
Flannellettes.
Ixtra heavy quality (food fleeced back flannelettes, all new and
desirable patterns and colon, 27-lnches wide, regular 7ftC l-3c
and 10c trade Monday only, at, per yard
New Tel vet fleer French walstings. very pretty pattern! and
color a worth 35c yard, at, per yard
18c
LUSTgR SILK in a choice variety of changeable color a fine O
fabrie (or walata, drop aklrta and llninga, regular 60c quality, at .. aWaC
Mm Imported fleeced -back French pique. In a choice assortment C
of pretty patterns, at, per yard JJC
Fin Irish linen walstings. In the popular round thread, etamlne
weave, 86 Inches wide, at, per yard
Jumbo Size Turkish Bath Towels.
Made from the best quality bleached absorbent cotton, the best
towel made for the money, siie 28x56-in., regular price 40c
on ale, each
Extra heavy double warp unbleached turkish towels, 18x38 else,
regular mc quality, at, each
40 c
23c
8c
Hosiery and Underwear.
Boy' heavy ribbed fleece lined cotton hose, spliced heel and
double sol, fast black, worth 26c, at, per pair
15c
Boy' uadershlrta and drawer, heavy merino, .natural color, nonshrtnkable.
Rib finish, full slsea, worth 75c garment, we will sell them yj CjA
In all lse at, per garment
Handkerchiefs.
Ladle' handkerchief, linen and Swiss. plain hemstitched
embroidered Initial worth 40c each our pric
each
scollops, fancy
25c
FAQGOTTING, PERSIAN TRIMMING AND SPANGLES value rtg
are unsurpassed price from 14.50 down to UW
Ladies and Misses' Neckwear.
New neckwear for ladle and misses. In stock bows, automobiles, ascot,
string, four-ln-hand Windsors and scarf. In silk, satin, velvet, Cupede
ehene. Chiffon, Foulard and net, finished In the newest style of French
embroidered, applique, lac ends, and hemstitched end.
Gloves arid Mittens.
LADIES'. MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S HEAVY BLACK MITTENS,
' full regular made, worth 20c pair on Monday, per pair
10c
!" Ladle' and misses' golf glove, plain color and fancy patterns. In SSf
i wool and silks, at, par pair, 48c, 85c and ,.UW
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Great Bargains in Millinery
T Many of our fine dress hats will be offered to the public
y on Monday at exactly one-half their former price.
'.. Elegant hats, handmade, of expensive braids 7 Eaf
and velvets, worth 15 Monday at - vJ
i Brown silk velvet made hats, draped crowns, trimmed with
f the latest effects, that sold for $10.00 ' Cat f f
Monday, at U.VV
Black silk velvet draped rims, fancy white and black
crowns, with trimmings to correspond, that A Cf
sold, at fS.OO, now . H:.JJ
flats that sold at Five Dollars now 2.50
"HVe'have many good bargains for you. Come and see
them whefher ready to buy or not.
One lot of new violets, two shades in a bunch, only . . . 19c
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root deduction Sole of Pianos and Organs
Furniture Department
EVERETT PIANO
It 1 with pardonable pride that we refer
to the unanimity with which the greatest
artist, brightest critic and beet musicians
have accepted the Everett Piano a the
new artistic standard of the world.
VERS & POND PIANO
First-class In every particular; when we
eay first-clase we mean all that it Im
plies, that no piano Is made better, that
throughout, the best material are used,
the best skilled labor employed, the best
trained talent given to designing the scale
and cases of this wonderful piano.
STARR PIANO
Noted for perfection In tone, touch, dur
ability and beautiful case designs.
HARVARD PIANO
In the selection of a piano the dominat
ing object should be to get one which Is
pleasing In the sympathetic character of
lis tone and of a make which enjoys the
reputation of- being durably constructed.
These qualities you will find in the many
beautifully designed cases of the HAR
VARD. SniTH & BARNES PIANO
Is well known in this section and Is un
excelled in touch, tone and' durability.
Nearly "45,000 In use.
For the next 10 days, to make room for the
Immense stock of pianos purchased for our
holiday trade. In this space you will find a
description of few of the many makes we
handle:
MUSIC DEPARTMENT,
Second Floor .
WILLARD PIANO
8olld hardwood frame, continuous hinge,
full iron j.late. nickel-plated hammer rail,
over strung base and three pedals. Tine
and case designs superb. And many others
we have not tiace to describe.
A few of our bargains for the next ten
days:
One new upright piano, sample $127.00
One new upright piano, walnut cao.. 14U.U)
One new upright piano, standard
make S3 00
One new upright piano 24 ()
One square piano 22.00
One square piano
One square piano 82 CO
One square piano 44.00
OROANS
One low top walnut organ t J 00
One medium high top walnut organ .. 18 .00
One Kimball organ, 3 mirrors & 00
One Kstey organ, with mirror 22.00
One high top Cottage organ 40.W
New organs, I4i. . $65. ttio and 90.00
Second-hand pianos and organs taken In
exchange for new pianos.
All goods sold guaranteed to be as rep
resented. We cannot sell to all the people, but
would like an opportunity to explain to all
the people our easy payment plan. New
pianos sold en $5. $0, $7, $s and $10 per
month. All second-hand goods aold on
terms to suit the purchaser.
flanos tuned, moved and repaired.
Full line of small Instrument, musical
merchandise and sheet music sold at
greatly reduced price.
You will save money by getting our
terms and prices before purchasing. Call
or write. Goods shipped to any part of the
state on approval.
Call and examine our Chase and Baker
piano player the best In the market. Bold
on easy monthly payments.
This Handsome Jardinere Stand.
48c
Plate Rack.
Golden oak or mahogany finish,' has very fin finish,
neat design, top 11 Inches high, special price
59c
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UELBY!
Jewelry
Jewelry
Jewelry
GENTLEMEN'S solid gold fob roee
finish, heavy charm, worth fi Q1
$12.S0, tomorrows price VJtztiJ
Ladles' or misses' solid gold lorgnette
chains, soldered links, beauti-7 Ef
ful designs, worth $14, at .... v
Solid go'.d link buttons, new French
rose finish extra strong Just the
light thing for a Xmaa pre- 7c
ent tomorrow Emd J
And other up to $10.00.
Ladle' beautiful set rings, a dosen
sttyles to choose from, worth in ex
clusive jewelry stores, io. EL nil
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our price tomorrow
JEUELBYU
JEWELRY SYMBOLIZES FRIENDSHIP a a friendship
cement It has -always been of lasting quality! We In
vite you to He our superb jewelry department Indeed
it 1 more than a department It's A LIVE, ELOQUENT,
COMPLETE STORE IN ITSELF.
SEE OUR CHIC DISPLAY OF ART NOVEAU, "Just
too cute tor anything" give play to decorative art.
Everybody has a trait of It. whether be know it not
ART NOVEAU or the new bronxe and green finish ware
tray. Inkstands, candelbra, blotter, bust, figure.
Ws want you SPECIALLY to see our Imported nor
eltie in colored enamel the varieties are too profuse
for talk smoking sets, cigar stands, paper weights,
ornaments, race horses and jockeys, hounds, pointers,
dogs, THE CHASE, goats, tigers, Hons, eagles, etc.,
etc. For decorative touches the piano, the mantle
shelf, the what-not, the parlor or library table these
novelties are "mit-of-Ight" and they're CHEAP, TOO.
Watches, Clocks.
Diamond Rings,
Set Rings,
Scarf Pins,
Link Buttons,
Hat Pins, Sterling
Silver Novelties,
Silverware,
Spectacles, Eye
abuses, Bracelets,
Brooches, '
Chatelaine Bags,
Beaded Bags.
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Jewelry
Jewelry
Jewelry
The most exacetlng the most fasti
ou must surely find "Just the
thing" In this exhaust less jewelry
stock.
Of srilsttc beauty, golden oak, highly finished, brass cup hooks,
make parlor or sitting room walls handsome and
effective Monday only
Combination Book Case and Shelf.
Made of quarter-sawed golden oak, five
shelves for books, large writing leaf with
French beveled plate mirror over top.
neatly arranged pigeon holes, extra fine
polished finish, a regular $15 Q
value our sale price
This Pretty Parlor Stand
Golden oak finish, haa lft-lnch square top.
extra strong legs, braced, with large shelf
below stand that Is both atttractive
and durable epeclaj sale RBr.
price OOW
Music Cabinet
Mahogany, any flninh, piano polish, neat
deaign, five shelt M, door with locks,
snd cast brass pull sale A 7f4
price
Writing Desk.
Bird s-eye maple, highly polished, n icely arranged inside, writing EZ 7 CZ
leaf strongly supported, eel-tally a handsome desk our price only e A J
Big December Hardware Sale.
TO CUT DOWN OUR IMMENSE STOCKS OF VOLLRATH AND ROYAL
GRANITE WARE WE OFFER lnconcelveable reduction all along the line, on
aome goods that are slightly damaged a circumstance that's unavoidable at
times. WE HAVE CUT BIG LUMPS FROM THE USUAL PRICE. We want
the room else we would not be quite ao generous in price-cutting. This cut
ting of prices begins tomorrow, and YOU ARB WELCOME TO HAVE YOUR
PICK AND CHOICE THROUGHOUT.
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Preserving Kettles.
t-qt., original price 28c, Monday
8-qt., original price 48c, Monday
7-qt., original price 72c, Monday .
.18c
.30c
.56C
Coffee Pots,
ltt-qt., original price 88c. Monday .54c
Z-qU, original price 72c, Monday ..S8c
qt., original price 86c, Monday ..04c
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ENGRAVING FREE
Jewelry selected
now will be preserved
until Dec. 23, 1902.
Pudding Pans. Wash Basins.
8-qt., original price S2c, Monday ,.24c Original price 83c, Moriday 25c
4-qt., original price 36c, Monday ..26c Original price 89c, Monday 30c
6-qt., original price 48c, Monday ...34c Original price 44c, Monday 35c
82c Henry Diston Buck Saw, fully guaranteed, for 68c
18c Stove Brush, for C
Thrashing Meat Chopper $1.08, Monday 88c
Picture Frame Department.
BRINQ YOUR PICTURES FOR FRAfllNQ.
We have the best variety of mouldings frame the picture
artistically and correctly for first-class work at low prices, guar
anteed. Photo frames, gold plated or elong finish, up from
A large assortment of framed pictures from 15c up.
Free Lessons Given in Pyrography.
19c
SHOE DEPARTMENT-Shoes For Men
A HAN'S ENGLISH ENAMEL CALF-SEAL TOP DOUBLE SOLE LACE SHOE. Genuine Oood- AA
year welt, very tyllh OeVivJ
Men' velcur calf, double lace bluchers, genuine Goodyear welt, up-to- O CA
date xx UiUVI
Men box call IBilt-well).. I sole. Iac shoes, wide extension soles, extra ood value, 2 30
2.50
2.00
: 1.00
Men' enamel calf (Bllt-well), I sole lace shoes, wide extension soles,
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The FRANKLIN SPECIALS (UNION MADE), none better, at $2.50
and i
The very best boys' shoes that can be made, and at price ranging frcm $2.00
to
Special Lamp and Chin a Sale
NICKEL PARLOR LAMP COMPLETE, with $2 Rochester Burner and A A Q
10-lnch shade, only It40
Decorated Parlor Lamp, complete, with No.
Decorated Cups and Saucers, set
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Decorated Table Lamp
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Glass Celery Dishes,
only
mm at
42c
75c
9c
2 Rochester Burner, 10-Inch shade or
globe, special value, ") ") g"
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SEE OUR SPECIAL TABLE OF IM
PORTED CHINA and GLASSWARE,
your choice of any article -4 f
on table . HJC
TO CLOSE OUT AT COST and less all of our Terra Cotta figures and Busts, Cri
CRYSTAL WATER SETS, ( tumblers, pitcher and tray, only 7VJC
OUR EARLY DECETIBER
WOODENWARE SALE
Useful Household Articles at
Cut Prices,
Chair Stepladder 98c
Large Clothes Basket 68c
Globe Washboard I5c
Bread Cutter Board IOC
Fancy Towel Rack ........ 6c
Fancy Towel lling 5c
Potato Masher 3c
SEE OUR TOY DISPLAY 16th STREET WINDOW
JUST A SPRINKLING OF SANTA CLAUSf BOUNTY
GERMAN FARMERS ARE COMING
Delevatlew Is Tlalt Mssr Prtlss
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BERLIN. Nor. 2. A large delegation of
farmer under the auspice of th German
Agricultural society is going to ths United
State la April for a three months' tour,
studying America agricultural methods.
The German embassy at Washington ne
gotiated the affair with the Agricultural
department, which will furs'sh a guide
during th entire trip. Hi expense will
be defrayed by the Germau.
Th trip include stops at Baltimore,
where special attention will be given to
dairy farms, and Washington, wher the
Agricultural department will be studied.
The German Agricultural society, though a
private organisation, has taken th United
States Agricultural department at a model
and is trying to do in Germany many things
which the department does In the United
State.
After leaving Washington the Industrie
of Wat Virginia will t examined and
then the horse breeding snd tobacco grow
ing iadustriea of Kentucky will be In
spected. Ths tourists afterwards will visit St.
Louts, Kansas Ctty and Omaha, where the
stock yards wlU he Investigated and wlU
SBM Ufctulr Into the Nebraska beet augar
industry. They will next stop at the irri
gating system of Colorado.
Prom Saa Prancisco ths German farmer
will go oa an excursion to Los Angeles and
study th fruit farm. They will return
eastward via T acorn and see th wheat
farm f the Dakota and Minnesota. Later
they will visit the Chicago slaughter houses
and grata elevators, after which the Ger
mans will be shswn the beet root Industry
of Mlchlran.
A number ot agricultural txperliaent sta
tions along th. route will be examined.
The traveler will embark for home at New
York June SO.
The German Agricultural society's board
of manager will be represented on the trip
by Baron von Wallenberg-Pashaly. Besides
a number of Important agriculturists the
party will Include a dosen students of -the
Berlin Agricultural Institute, who will take
the trip at their ewa expense, regarding
the knowledge to be gained as a valuable
Investment for the future great farmer of
Germany.
Dr. Gerber, th agricultural attach of
th. German embassy at Washington, will
accompany th delegation. There Is a great
rush her of farmer from all part ot th
empire to file application for membership
la th delegation, hut most of them must
be rejected, as it la regarded as Impractica
ble to do good work If ths party exceeds
thirty or forty.
Ths society ha lust completed an Im
mense building her coating over $250,600,
in which will be Installed the new bureau
to be founded upon the researches made
during the trip to the United States.
SCAiNDAL OVER THE BAZAAR
Great Ladles Said t Have Absorbed
Treats hr ttig Eiiesit
Bills.
(Copyrighted. 19C3. by Press Publishing Co.)
LONDON. Not. (Ntw York World
Cablegram 8peclaJ Telegram.) There are
rumor of awkward disclosure about ths
financial management of the great corona
tion bazaar held In July and opened by
Queen Alexandra. The duke of Fife, the
chairman of the committee, insist that the
balance ehaet be published, though strenu
ous efforts have been made to stop him.
Many great ladle talked much about the
ambunt of money they made for the charity
and then sent la big expense bills, nearly
absorbing ths amount made. The American
stall does not come out best, for every
thing la it wa charged for and nothing
given to the charity, although the women
at this stall Included some of the richest
Americans In London.
These big bazaars most Invariably end in
soms scandal of this kind. The great army
and navy bataar was ths last case in point
The women who were supposed to be
working disinterestedly for charity got
heavy expenses from the fund and annexe!
soms of ths most valuable article without
paying tor them.
WIFE MAKES GOOD INVESTMENT
Lad T rhrylesmwre Bnilds Hoase la
Korta Berwick, Wkieh Is
la DeataaA.
(Copyright. 190g. by Press Publishing Co.)
LONDON, Nov. S. (New York World
Cablegram Special Telegram.) Lord and
Lady Cbeylesmore are now living In Lady
Cheylesmore's own pretty house at North
Berwick, after having let it for the whole
season to the American ambassador and
Mrs. Choats.
Many people here had a notion that Lady
Cbeylesmore had no money when, as Miss
Elisabeth French of New York, she married
the present baron, but with her own money
ahe built Cbeylesmor. lodge, deeming that
the best investment and the one likely to
bring the biggest profit In the long run.
Her judgment has been vindicated, for the
! house has been much la demsnd for ths
I North Berwick season and could easily be
I rented the whole year round- Slocked with
! priceless old furniture of every known style,
I it also contains much magnificent antique
j silver with historic associations more
' suited te a museum than a private house.
These, as well as the great collections of
old pictures, rare engravlnga, prints and
wood cuts, which cover the tapestried walla,
were all left by the late Lord Cheylesmore.
who was oa ot the greatest eonaoiseurs of
his day. His prlacely bequest te ths nation
will be recognized as the most valuable ot
recent years, but unfortunately the national
treasure houses ot England are already ao
overcrowded that no room at present could
be found for them on the walls of the gal
leries, so they are stored away In special
chambers and are only to be seen by apply
ing to the curators.
So far back doe the silver date that some
of it is ssid to be among the first known
efforts made In the chasing of silver. On
It rude scenes from the dark sges are de
picted and ancient Druid legends, while
later examples show stories of the Old
Testament and Incidents in ths life ot the
anclont Dans.
have dashed against the heavy marble bass
stsndlng on the landing. The king was
much shaken but uninjured. He hand
soincly rewarded the servant who saved
htm.
The next day the king had a broad white
satin tape laid along the banisters and
ordered the lighting of this and other stalr
cass in ths castle improved. Staircase
appear to be fraught with peculiar danger
to King Edward. While staying at Wad
deston with the late Baron Ferdinand
Rothschild a few years ago he miaeed hi
footing while going down to dinner one
evening and broke a knee cap.
KING FALLS DOWN STAIRS
Badly Shakra l and Wot Berlaatly
lajarea by His Fall at
Windsor.
(Copyright, by Press Publishing Co.)
LONDON, Nov. t. (New York World
Cablegram Special Telegram.) King Ed
ward had a narrow escape from a serious
accident at Windsor castle la&t Tuesday
evening. In going down the stairway lead
ing from his privets apartments bs put out
his hand to grasp the bannister, but. mis
calculating the distance, loat his foothold
and plunged heavily forward. Fortunately,
servant who waa juit ahead, caught him
and checked a fall which might have had
serious consequences, as th king would
HIGH ARMY MORTALITY RATE
Deatk List la French Service Foar
Tlaies as l.o.( as la
Germaar.
PARIS. Nov. 29 (New York World Cs
blegTam epeclal Telegram.) General
Andre, French minister of war, makes the
startling admission that the death rate
among the French soldiers is four times
greater than tn the Prussian army. Since
: 170 Germany haa lest 13.000 troop from
j disease. France. 4.0'K. Consumption and
typhoid fever. In General Andre s opinion,
! are the main factor In reducing his troop.
I He promises to try to withdraw th garri
son from those town which do not pro
vide good water. Germany exempts from
ai-rvice weakly conscripts, such as ths
French doctors paa.
BRIDE IS FILLED WITH LIQUOR
I.sealea. Bevlc. to Escape the Vl
llaace of the C'astoms
Officials.
(Copyright, 1902, by Ptcbs Publishing Co.)
TARIS. Nov. 29 (New York World Ca
blegram Special Telegram.) rrench cus
toms officials at Avennes. on the Belgian
frontier, stopped a wedding party a few
days sgo tor the customary Inspection.
The blrde's silence and rigid attitude
aroused suspicion snd on raising her veil
the officer was surprised that the young
woman showed no sign of resistance. Ho
was about to pursue his inquiry, when the
driver of the cart whipped up and their
party was soon beyond the official jurisdic
tion. It was learned afterward the "bride"
was made of zinc and was filled with cou
traband liquor.
Te Sail far ( alebra lalaad.
NORFOIJC. Va.. Nov. 2.-The United
States battleship Texas h. left th navy
yard after a thorough overhauling, and U
ready for any eim-rifency. Th- ship will
atop at liumptoii Kuuris lung enough tu
be Inspected and will ihi-n snil for ("ulrbr.i
tkland. to add strength to the big fleet us
kembling thtre.
Harder lansea at- Jealaasy.
WATlDNER. Idaho. Nov. 29 Incensed by
jealousy. Arthur O.jode. fired five shots Into
Mrs. James Auberry last night. Th
woman died a In minutes later. fSoodu
then drew a secend gun and attempted tu
turn it on the woman a huua&d but tb
latter overpowered him.
