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TITE 0MAT7A DAILY BEE: RTTJfPAT. OCTOnET? in. IHOl.
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We Mention a Number of Special Offers in
Ladies' Fall Tourist Coats
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The most serviceable as well
as the most fashionable coats
yfor all kinds of weather. We
anticipated the extreme popu
larity of these desirable new
styles and are showing the widest
variety of splendid models, very specially priced.
Exceptionally Hih Class Tourist Coats These coats bear
all the most attractive style features they are tbe finest for dress
wear
prices
A Special Value for Monday at $14.85 Very
lUHiiiiMicu ionK conrs, witn new oeitea Drtcks, extended
snouiacrs, new sleeves and cuffs,
at
Well Made Coats at $8.98 The best medium
outprjiannent to be found In Omaha this full's best style
nobby mannish mnterlals thoroughly tailored
at
Stylish Fall Walking Skirts
A ETOat rarletv of new Itlnrk n.mnmna wnrafnila nnvnltv
prettiest pleated .Trpcts, correct weights for fashionable street wear
mi mi? uuisi iavoreu colors ana
materials for fall your choice
Monday at
Brand New Ideas Fresh from the Fashion Centers itf
Ladies' Tailor Made Suits
- ri.nc ifniuim m-y re me nnesi ror oress
17.50-22.50 2Pt $49
prettily
14.85
priced
8.98
7.509.98
Monday Very Special Prices in
Smart Millinery
We oiler for Monday's special selling a most remarkable array
of pur beet designs these hats are elaborately designed by
experienced milliners and every one has a distinctive touch
of style that marks the highest quality hats all the
most attractive trimmings, ostrich, feather
pompoms, breasts, ornaments, etc. all tbe
leading shapes such a hat as you would ex
pect to pay $15 for, at. ;
Cravenette Waterproof Coats
A Stvlish Vrrtrrrwtti. in nlnmst inil isnensdble it, xlied min.
protects against Oia cold and, has a gtylixft, appearance for dress
ana si reel wear,
A very pretty
Cravenette in
the newest
ideas thor
oughly water
proofed, most
popular col
ors at
8.98
A High Class
CRAVENETTE
Coat W i 1 1
withstand the
hardest rains,
newest ideas for
fall wear, well
made in every
particular, at
I
485
A Cravenette is perfect protection in all sorts of weather.
Brandeif always shows the
greatest variety of charming ideas
in. Indies' readv to lint nn. tinnnrel.
OjllV IrOl 1 season ' garments show a
splendid range of becoming modes
adapted to suit all Jigures and
styles you are always certain of absolute style here.
A Great Purchase of Sample Suits We bought an im
mense line of exclusively high grade samples, these are
the swellest ideas in suits that have been seen this year
scarcely two of them alike every new yfl PA
and fashionable design is represented the highest win .
s35,$75
coat
class materials suits that would veil at 135 to
40 Monday, at
Exclusive Msdes Many copies of expensive $
foreign designs highly fashionable, at
A Pretty Walking Suit at $14.85 The new "tourist
effects pretty Dlrectolre styles military suits, etc J Of?
newest shades and most charming trimmings, W
THE CLEVER NEW FALL WAISTS
Stunning Silk Waists Newest ideas in wool waists for
fall wear, etc in our enlarged waist section on the second floor at a var
iety of prices. ,
g.50
A $10 Hat at $5
These hats are unexcelled for
style and artistic designthe
new round French sailors the
Cavalier style grace
fully embellished with P
the best fall garniture
a genuiue $10 hat at...
Street Hats at $2.50
Jaunty street hats, made of
felt bodies prettily finished
with ribbons, ornaments,
etc., every hat shows
smart up-to-date style
for fashionable wear in
later fall day,
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up.pa.iLiiu miq i
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O.50
The Greatest Selling Event that has taken place in many years.
BRANDEiS BUYS FOR GASH ONLY NO HATTER HOW LARGE
THE AHOUHTTHUS THE HOST IMPORTANT BARGAINS
IN THE UNITED STATES ARE OFFERED FIRST TO US.
Tomorrow will witness the most extraordinary sale of Lace Curtains
that ever took place anywhere in the country. We paid spot cash for a
S3 2,000 stock of Lace Curtains, buying at much less than onehalf their
regular value. This was the entire stock on hand of a well known New
York curtain house that retired from business. We never before bought
such a great bargain. A FEW OF THE PRICES:
I
cS Novelty Silks e,nd Velvets
New shipment of the high class novelty silks and velvet!
just received. We place on sale Monday the fintst collection
of these goods ever shown in the city.
We have the exclusive sale to Omaha for the genuine im
ported chiffon velvet in 35 different shades. This article is
the height of fashion in New York and Paris for costumes.
Silk fur for street and party wraps. Colored and black
velour de nord.
Frenoh Chiffon Velvet a new soft clineing velvet fabric for full dresses, new
browns, greens and blues. C. J. Bonnet & Co., Lyons, France, black dress and
lining silk tbe best in the market.
Colored Dress Waistin; Silks
Meesallne Taffetas
AND
1.00
a yard
Chiffon Faill
Satin de Lyon, MessaJlne
Chifton Taffetas
Armure P trlcenne
Fleur de Poplin
Poplin Plaida
Fancy Poplins for suits
Dresden Taffeta
Silk Velvets
Chiffon Velvets
Persian Velvets
Lyons Silk Velvets
Lyons Paon Velvets
Embrolderette Velvets
Metallc Velvets
Pannel Velvets
From
50c
TO
5.00
Thousands upon thousands of pairs of Lacs
Curtains in Arab, Ctble Net, Irish Point,
Bonne-Femme, Brussels and Battenberg,
at
: Sale of Feathers, Flowers and Trimmings
A spoeUl assortment of our finest coqun de roche pompoms, burnt orange trim
ming's, onion peel color garniture, new ' brown hat trimmings, beautiful birds,
wings, ornaments, eto. , on bargaio squares tomorrow at very special prices
SPECIAL LNTRlMMED HATS at 98c
LADIES' NECKWEAR SALE
Ladies' neckwear for smart fallT:
wear latest autumn styles in
t n Via atrtplra lnA turn ncoi nr.
v,,
etc. in white, cream, ecru and
black many in this lot are
worth 50c
each,
at
!0c-I5c-25c
!0c
Ladies and Men's Linen Handkerchiefs at
10c each In the popular narrow hems would
regularly sell at 20c each special Monday at
Ladies' Kid Gloves Perrin's La Mure. Perries Firnt
Quality, Monarch?, etc. latett street C1 fl CA
and evening shades, all sizes, fj js
Ladies9 and Children's Underwear
All the single and sample
curtains in this entire
purchuse, and there arc thou
sands of them worth $2.50
per pair, go at, each
25c
All the drummer sample
curtains, or half curtains,
these are from the finest
to the cheapest, all go
at, each
15c
All the plain and corded
Arabian curtains, many
worth $7.50 per pair, go
at, each
98c
All the imported half cur
tains, or sample curtains,
worth $10 per pair, go at,
each
39c
a
Thousands of
Lace Curtains
at, per pair . . .
25'
Thousands of
Lace Curtains
!at, per pair...
50c
Thousands of
Lace Curtains
at, per pair ....
AND THIS IS NOT ONE-HALF THEIR REGULAR VALUE
There are other bargains too numerous to mention. Some of
these goods are now on display in our front show window.
ON SALE MONDAY "J.L
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Special Black Taffeta. Sale
30 pieces genuine Waterette Dress and Lining Taffettas,
stamped and guaranteed by the manufacturer.
21 inch Black Waterette Taffeta , 69c
27 inch Black Waterette Taffeta..... 83c
36 inch Black 'Waterette Taffeta 95c
Waterette Taffetas will shed water
Phoenix Mills Black Taffeta and Peau de Sole at
less than manufacturer's prices.
20 inch Black Taffetas and Peau de Soie.. ......35c
27 inch Black Taffeta and Peau de Soie 69c
36 inch Black Taffeta and Peau de Soie : 95c
Worth 59c, $1.00 and $1.39 a yard
3 Squares at 49c, 59c and 69c
Silks that are worth up to (1.60, includ
ing new shirt waist silks, 27 in. and 36 iu.
Silks and Velvets on Bargain Squares
Oreatly Reduced
1 square silk and velvet of all descrip
tion for klmonas. fancy waists, J
trimmings, etc., worth up to If
75o, at a yard v
black silk, fancy
loulsenes, fanoy
plaids, at a yard..
loulsenes, fanoy 4VC-3VC-nVC
Notable Dress Goods Sale
This is an entire surplus stock sold to us by one of the great
jobbers of this country. It includes $1. 25 qual
ity Mannish Suitings, Cloths, Zibelines, Mohairs,
Cheviots, Sicilians, black and all colors, all high
grade dress goods at one price, a yard
49c
Hlg;h Class Dress Goods From the dress
making stocks, and tbe
best Kelley and Stlger line
imported goods, black and
all color on bargain
square, at
.Ladies' Fall and Winter Vests and Pants Fine and
heavy ribbed cotton, also part wool, white, silver gray and
ecru bargain tables for
Monday, worth up
to 1.
Ladies Heavy and Medium Weight Union Suits
tbe r it well and Muncing
makes correct weights
for late fall wear
Misses', Children's and Boys' Vests and
Pants, up to size 22-'-a big bargain for winter
wear, at each '
and
'v juiv n uui, nunc, niivct tflay U.W1
25c-39c-69c
1'icuiHiii iTcigui uniun ouiis
49c-69c-98c
!0c
Misses' and Boys' Vests, Pants
Drawers, tine ribbed and heavy
fleece lined, worth up to oOo, gJC
Misses and Children's Melba Style
medium weight ribbad
union, suit, J tf
at
69c
FRENCH FLANNELS, 39c a Yard
Wool Suiting:, 51c and
Pebble Cheviots. Gra
nite Camel Hal
Plaids, fancy Suitin
etc., at a yard
60o (rrade,
An t-xtra Special in Clothing for Monday.
A New Overcoat or Suit, $10
Trie overcoats are the long single and dou ble-breast-
ed effects or the medium len gths stylish all wool ma
terials fit perfectly about the col
lar. The suits are well tailored,
finely fitting garments the new
and popular brownish casts, nov
elty mixtures, etc. nowhere else
can you buy .such an up-to-date
suit or overcoat at
Boys' $5 $6 Sample Overcoats at $2.98
All the finest samples from a New York manufacturer. These coata
are in the popular bright colors for the little chap aai the stylish,
rich novlty mixtures all Bizes from 3 to 16 years the TK
greatest varibty of. up-to-date, all wool overcoats you J
ever saw worth up to $6 each, third floor, at AkmlmJ U
Men's $3 Quality Working Pants-made of all f CA
wool materlals-on tale in basement, at I.JU
Imported waistings and French Flannels, fancy and
nlnin JUtS
48 inch brown Sicilian OP
$1.25 grade, at yard. . .0C
Broadcloths, new shades of
brown, $1.50 grade, at a C
yard
$1
Chiffon crepe, ilk or wool,
new jarradesof brown, at..
New black dress goods, the
highest clacs, crepe 35
on, at
it
Brandeis $3 Speciair Ladies' Shoe
Hand turn and
welt Boles, vici
kid, Surpass
kid, patent calf,
patent coltskin,
kid tips, pat
trit tips, mili
tary,
Cuban
nnd French hels A to EE.
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The best
Shoes
ever sold
for the
price.
13 more
new style
received
Saturday
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Ql'AIXT KE ATX RES OP LIFE.
In Sumatra the length of time that a
widow must wear her weeds Is determined
by the wind. Just after her husband's
leath she plants a flagstaff at her door,
ipon which a flag- Is raised. While the nag
remains untorn by the wind etlquet forbids
that she should marry. But as soon aa a
rest appears, no mailer how tiny, she can
lay aside her weeds and don her most be
coming gowu and buwltohlng smile.
Patrolman Pllschks of the Los Angeles
police force Is a man of resources, aa he
pioved one evening not long ago, tie be
longs to the bicycle squad and was walking
Wuvk a ban dawns residence street when be
observed a suspicious stranger who was
unable to give a good account of himself.
The officer found on the man a porch climb
er's outfit, Including dark lantern and coll
of rope. Pllschke did not think he could
handle his prisoner and at the same time
take care of his wheel, which he feared tc
leave behind. Bo he made the man put hli
hands on either side of a lamp post and
handcuffed him there. Then ha went for
help.
Three dollars for a "good cook and a fine
woman," who also happened to be his wife,
was all that George Rosengrant wanted
four years aao to Induce blm to give up all
claims to ber In favor of ber cousin, Ray
mond Palmer. New be Is minded to marry
again, but he Is not satlHfled, and his bride,
to-be Is still less convinced, that the $3
transaction severed the tlqs between him
and the first Mrs. Rosengrant with sun)
climt finality. With a tine regard for the
proprieties he has brought a ult for di
vorce against his legal wife before testing
the cooking capacities of the other woman
on a permanent basis.
While the Lehigh Vallej express, was
bowling along the tracks toward Yatesvl la,
Pa., at a speed of fifty n.lies an hour, the
engineer, looking from the window of the
cabooae, saw a led flag being waved on
the track aome distance ahead. A second
look showed the engineer that tbe flag waa
almost oa tbe ground and was waved as
If by the hand of some one reclining upon
the ground. The train was brought to a
stop and the engineer ran forward. On
the track, a short distance ahead of the
locomotive, the engineer found a email,
curly haired dog, vigorously waving the
danger flag which he held In his terth.
The engineer looked about, but seeing that
the tracks were clear, he picked the dog
up In hie arms and took him on the tra. n
to Yatesvllle, Here It was found that
the dog belonged to Berr.srS Dougherty, a
track walker, .who for six years' had al
ways been accompanied oa his beat by the
dog. Dougherty died yeMerday, and at
the usual time his dog went to the rail
road shanty, took the rd flag In his
teetb, and trotted aewa tna Uack wiia
the danger signal as he had seen his mas
ter do.
Old Union cemetery, near Harrlsburg,
Pa., was the scene of an Interment of an
unusual character recently.' The ampu
tated hands of Glen Bachelor, a telegraph
operator, were given solemn and careful
burial. This waa done at his own request,
to relieve cramping pains that became in
tolerable from day to day. Three weeks
ago Mr. Bachelor, who .was acting as
telegraph operator at a elation on the Big
Kour, west of Indianapolis, (ell und r a
freight train during a fainting spell. Ills
bands clutched the rail and tbe wheels
out them off at tbe wrists. A surgeon
placed tae bands la a Ja of tei md
Mr. Bachelor went to bis father's home
In Carloe City, Randolph county. Bachelor
claimed he suffered In his body because
of the crowded condition of his hands In
the jar. lie believed that If the hands
were burled his pains would cease. The
hands were expressed to Carina City, wher 3
they were straightened out and placed
carefully In clean wrappers of linen and
securely parked In a wooden box for In
terment. As soon aa they were straight
ened out Mr. Bachelor experienced great
relief.
Within tbe last few weeks several cases
bave come before Justice Bauder In Cleve
land Involving attempts by rejected sulton
t gat tnalr arssents bark, become Urad
of this kind of litigation, hie honor suggests
that when Cleveland swains mako presents
to maidens the following contract should
be agreed to: "It Is hereby agreed that
this (here the words bouquet, hat, dia
mond ring or souvenir spoon may he In
serted) Is for use only during the period of
courtship. It Is hereby agreed that said
(bouquet, hat, etc.) shull be returned at
once upon day of snub. If uny. Engagement
to another man to be contiiilered as snub."
So of Eransiellst Moody.
Paul Moody, the youngest son of Evange
list Moody, la conducting a series of serv
ices m the rooms ef the Roaton Young
Men's Christian aimoclatlnn similar to
those In which his faxher so efts aad a
long- aartlcuBS l ed
ie 1 mond Palmer.
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