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TIIE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1904.
Ladies' Imported Hosiery
A reat lot of ladies' high
class imported hosiery in
plaiu black and fancy colors,
lace effects, etcall full
fashioned man: sX
with double feet, U Lp
worth 60c pair, B
at, pair........ MJP
25c Hosiery vt 124c
Ladies' and men's fine lios
iery in fast black and colors
fine lisle, cotton and part
wool, reg
ular 25c
values, at, pair. .
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Silks 'J? Ashley-Bailfey Auction
More of the?e matchless silks from the great New York house will be brought for
ward for Monday's eelling and the silk bargains will be more attractive than ever we
have Just received 8,000 more yards of this splendid silk iu the latest 1904 utyle this
sale has been declared by hundreds of customers to be the greatestin point of bargain
giving ever known iu Omaha. '
New Silks, fresh from the factory, on big squares Monday.
Regular 75c Quality Silks at 49c yard Handsome shirt waist silks', plain and
ia.uv.jr, iica.jr lusinug uniciajs, uresa ijo murines, jreau ae uvgue,
pretty foulard, Crepe de Chines, yard wide colored China
silks, for house gowns, etc., black Peau de Soie, black lining
taffetas, etc., Ashley-Bailey's wholesale price was 75c yard,
at
Velvet Special at 29c yd.
waist silks, pla
49
C.J.Bonnet&Co-TaffdaLS at79Cyd.
The finest black taf
feta in the world,
from Bonnst & Co.,
Lyons, France this
Bonnet taffeta is
old under a posi
tive guarantee by
molrur tliij oillr
u onuue. 10 int-clas bouses exclusively
for Monday only we offer fifty
pieces of our special 744 indes- A B f
tructable black taffeta, at yard
Imported fancy silk velvets, mostly dark
colors brocade, polka dots, plaid and plaia, f
Importers' pries 11 yd. tjQ
Ulack and Colored Silk Velvets
$1.25 quality black and colored silk velvet
new sondes ana DiaoK ndpteu for dresses,
jackets and trimmings,
at yd
Latest Arrivals in Silks and Velvets
Pretty tbtnjfs for early holiday buyers just received
Pompadour ailks, Dresden silks in evening shades latest
coloring of ohlffon velvets f r costume satin rnealins
lolijjht and street shades, 30 CI 1 1C 1 Cfl
alsoglaca effects, at yd....OCl-l.s J'l.dU
v V W
59 c
Winter Dress Goods Bargains
For Monday we announce a big special sale of seasonable
winter dress goods from a recent purchase of the latest and
most desirable styles.
FOUR GREAT LOTS ON TWO BIG BARGAIN SQUARES
All the 50c and 60c dress goods from this T(S
big purchase, new styles, all wool, black and all J? ytf
colors at, yard . . . , V
All the 75c and 85c quality goods, black (fk
and colored tailor cloths, suitings and mohairs
at, yard.;, J?J?
All the $1 54-inch Sicilians, heavj kerseys
and skirtings, cheviots and tailor cloths
at, yard
Every piece of dress goods from the pur
chase, valued from $1.50 up to $2.00 sheer and
', dainty wool goods, black voiles, etc. at, yard. . . .
TWO BRAND NEW LOTS OF WAISTINGS
Fine French flannels of every kind, the 50c grade, at 29c yard.
All the 75c quality silk and wool waistings, Scotch Uannels
. and highest grade French flannels, Vb J 9C&
at 49c yard.. aiKi
In the Regular Dress Goods Department
$1.25 Frosted Zibellnes Two shades of navy, nine mixture, brown and 7C
f
85c
A SPECIAL SALE OF LACES
Great bargain square piled high with a tine assortment of laces
point d'esprit, cluny, vals, torchons, etc. in all widths white,
cream and ecru worth
up to 25c yard
at
2ic-5c-10c
DIG HANDKERCHIEF SALE
49c
Ladies' and men's plain white and colored border
handkerchiefs all widths of hems at, each
Men's fine colored border kandkerchiefs, pillow
top handkerchiefs and ladies' fancy f 1
embroidered handkerchiefs, at 0 2C
Ladies' and men's Hue all linen Convent hem
stitched handkerchiefs the popular narrow
width hems worth 25c each
at
111
2C
oxford, 43 inches wide at, yard
Cream Sicilian -43 incba wide, $1.25 grade
at, yard
New Chiffon Crepe, Eollrnnes, Silk Voiles, Wool Voiles, etc., all shade 1
of brown, $1.25 and $1.50 grade at, yard !
New Waterproof Cloth 54 Inches wide, oxford, navy, brown m:d gray, t
$1.75 grade at, yard .tO
Ladies High Grade Kid Gloves
Now lots of the very latest ntyles nml colorings of kid plnves for both street
and dress wear-button mid clnsn effec ts rerrln'8, Heynier's, Dent's mid
M ii.irch braiuls the tluest f g A
' r!?: l.uu-l.50-2.00
lVn-ln- new "Koyal Scut," the swellest new ladles' glove on the
i:im ki t nt, pair
Lad es' Underwear
Ladles' Underwear In plain and ribbinl
cotton and part wool, at, each
33c-49c-69c
... S3
Misses' an.1 Children's Underwear
All Biws of plain and fleecy cotton nn-
aerwear iorm nttinir-worth ns liiRti
ns ,xc gar
ment at
19c-25c
Ladies' $1 Silk Girdles at 50c
Silk Batiste Girdles In white,
pink and blue, funcy
silk dots newest and C
prettiest ideas, worth Pji j
$1 each, at ....
Branded $10 Lsvdies' Hats at $5
Monday will be a
$hrt&$fW special bargain
day in : the mil
linery department
on the third floor
hundreds ot fresh new hats
will go at half and even less
than half their value all the
newest shapes and most stylish
trimmings artiatio trimmed A
hat and jaunty, ultra stylish
street hats have been priced "
at $10 for this pedal sale
Monday all will go on sale
at
Ladles' Street Hats at $1.08
1.98
The smart colored and black felt
bodies, tastily trimmed In th
most charming: autumn fashion,
at
The -Best Shoes for Women to Wear
THE BRANDEIS' $3 SPECIAL
On Sale on Second Floor.
Made out of 'the highest grade Surpass'1 kidevert
elin selected by ourselvesfor it's particular good quali
tiessoft, glossy, but very firm best grade soles solid
leather counters all put together by the best shoemakers
in Rochester and Ne w York. The fitting of this shoe is
so perfect that we have also called it the Phit-Eesi. We
show it tomorrow in 12 different styles in hand sewed
turn soles and Goodyear welt soles in every style of heel
from common sense to military and Cuban style heel, from
opera to full French heels. We carry them in all widths
from A to EE, and all sizes from 2 to 8.
Great Sale of a(J jes' fmS
3.98
4-98
t5e 75c 5c Infants'
Ceroline Shoe Shining Shoe Shhwr Fancy Soft
Shoe Folioh, ' Outfit, and Dauber, Sole Shots,
6o Go lOo Wo
High-class, stylish new Fur Scarfs at prices
never thought icsoibie in the annals of fur
selling. We bought these scarfs hundreds of
them from overstocked manufacturer in New
Vol k,,who was glad .to clove out all his fur on
. hundat a una 11 spot cash price the values have
- never been equaled.
$6 Fur Scarfs at $3.98Isabella
and sable fox, imitation mar
ten, electric . seal, double fox,
Ii-ahella oposum, clusters, etc.
all male with cord and tail
trimming at
$10 Fur Scarfs at $4 98-Sable
' oporsum, double sable and Isa
bella fox, extra long blended
brook mink, extra lonur single
fox scarfs, etc. actually worth
up to 110 each at.
$12.50 Scarfs at $6.98 Genuine marten olu
ters, double sabls nnd Isabella fox, ' ffeQ
Isabella opossum .Zsza sr&rfs wth B W Bf
new chennlle frlnire. sable and rik
, Isabella single fox all made e.
' .tra full, long brush tails,' etc.
worth up to 12.G0 . . .' . . '
at.., v.. ........
$13 Fur Scarf at $8.98 Ex ra large
double Tx scarfs, geuulfcff mar- "
.ten, Canadian marten maie
with , beautiful brush tuils...
' cords and ornaments, sable audi
Isabella, worth up to $15
at....-...; VA".'
SPECIALS IN HIGHEST GRADE FURS f ,-
Ermine Zaza Neck Pieces Trimmed with four tails,;' X.5D
extremely stylish at..
Extra Values in Vermont Selected Double Fox Scarfs .50
Monday, at. t
Chinchilla Scarfs In the brand new Zaza shape, 50
the height of correct style ,
Genuine Marten Fur Scarfs Double shape cords and f yfl .85
eight tails special value, at
A Great Special Lot of Odd and Selected Scarfs Including mink,
marten, fox, etc. a fine array for your selection Q 98
worth as high as 15 each at ..
.V.
shaped
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100 VISITING OR BUSINESS CARDS -Printed in the most
fashionable type verv neat and styl.sh, souvenir yf ft
case-Printed While You Wait -at rJC
ASale of Ladies'
W
inter Coats s Suits
extremely
2450
Special prices will reign on high class suits and coats for Monday. Some
modish and elegant garments are quoted at prices that are most extraordinary.
The New Long Loose Coats For all
dress occasions swapper ami stylish for sonii-
drcss wear and for evening as
well-made of black broad
cloths, etc, with white satin
linings from $49 down to...
New Tourist Coats Fresh and stylish lots
just received fashioned after favorite French
models made of mannish mix
tures, with the new strap backs
and new coat sleeves the colore In
clude the new browns at $10 down
to
Ladies' Tourist Coats $8.98 A very
smart 42-inch tourist coat,' made of good heavy
kerseys, well tailored waist lin- QQ
inir. stran trimmed, stitched vel- CJ
vet stock eollar colors are black,
brown and castor at ...........
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Cravenette Coats For
ladies and misses, made in
the newest fashion, abs
lutely rain proof stvlish
for dre9s f.tt QM
wear- "(J
Ladles' 27-Inch and 39-inch
Tourist Coats A very styl
ish lot all the pretty new
style feature ihu ra mt sen-
ll.l. co.t tor f .98 JV93
TWO SPECIALS IN LADIES' TAILORED SUITS
Two very special lots of Ladies' ultra stylish tailored suits, gathered from hljjh-olass samples and from broken
lots of the very swellest fall and winter giu-mems. Also suits bought at a wonderful reduetlon, owing to Hie
backward season in the east we offer them at bargains that were never before quoted on such extremely high
class suits.
Ladies' Suits, Vorth up to $25, at $12.50
Ladies' Suits, worth up to $35, at $18.50
Beautiful Voile Dress SUIrts and the striking new Golf
Skirts as well made in the new stylish idas O.QS
lor ima season b ianiouaD.o wear i no wo
to w
Golf Skirt Special, at $4.98-The right weieht A ,Q8
for winter stree. wear new
style features special at,
winter cloths and
New Fall Waists Choice of a full lot of wool, mohnir,
albatrom and veiling waists all colors and Qtt
r ....I . U . Ll.l. - - ,) B J3
each at
Naw lots of the pretty wool waists for
neat, every-dav wear, new styles
and colors, and worth up 10 $1.73, a
2
98c
jutrr uiBU huu ucruo n urn niuic, v.c.va ui sun uua a i era i suay uxuii-
dny. Vo you think it an advantage to save half your clothes' money? Most men
do and hundreds are taking advantage of our offer.
Men's Overcoats
From the S. II. Mark & Co., N. Y. Stock.
All overcoats ar new and right up-to-date -latest
style, best fit ana newest fabrics.
MEN'S WINTER SUITS
From ttu S. H. Marks & Co., Nsw York Stock.
The finest suits that were ever sold at a special
price. This sale is the b'g bnrgain event of the
season. Big throngs of buyers were In our clothing
department (Saturday, unu they were delighted
with the splendid bargains. There are thousands '
of the swellest and most dependable garments left
for your selection.
All the S. n. Marks & Co. $10 and $12 m gfk
Suits and Overcoats, UsiJ
All the & H. Marks &'co. $19 and $18 g g g
Suits and Overcoats, V
All the 8.' H. Marks i Co. $20 and' $25 M (f
Suit and Overcoat 1t.U
Specials in Boys' Clothing
2f O I Bovs' up-to-date An
I at
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,rnC
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Boys' stylish win
ter overcoats,
worth 5 and t.
at
V'TeO!Kt
3
Basement Bargains
SPECIALS FOR MONDAY
To close out all odd lots and gel ready to make
room for our big holiday display, we name some
wonderful prices tor tomorrow.
All the balance of, our remnants of fleece back
wrapper flannels, were 10c at, per yard
One big table dark colored 80 Inch percale, was
19c at, per yard OC
One big table chambray gingham A'
per yard U.V
One big table fleece back mercerized oxford l
waistings, worth 12c per yard iC
All the balance of the Dc calico remnants
per yard .'
One big table of figured sateen for comforters
and draperies per yard
The regular 60c fleecy cotton blankets
at, per pair
A good heavy nearly all wool white 11-4 blanket, would
be cheap at $4.00 to close out 150 pair they 2 Q
One big table of Shetland floss, Saxony and Spanish
knitting yarn, worth 15c per skein,
go at, skein... ..iC
A. good quality of 81x90 seamless sheets, good substan
tial muslin, with three Inch hem,
go at each '
..2ic
.:7IC
39c
45c
Our Big Carpet Sale
Everyone is Talking About It.
Such values as wo are offering in our
carpet department during thla sale have
nver ben duplicated anywhere on strictly
new, fresh, up-to-date carpets.
We offer Extra Heavy Wool Velvet Carpet iu
new and beautiful patterns, handsome Ori
ental effects with borders to match these
are carpets much uuder regular
price, which is $1.25 a yard 4
we sell them at, a yard
No ons sells thsa at 7 3c -only Brands Is.
The Best Grade of Brussels Carpet the bet
to be found every other ntore & STfi
but Brandeis sells it at $1.10 U jtf f
a j4 vu X Ate, juin .....
We mention one big lot of regu
lar $3 rugs, 2GxC3 inches, iu
handsome paterus, at
Made-Up Carpets A great lot of carpets
from odd borders and remnants-A-arlotis flies and all
grades of carpetlnga. If ws can nt your room here Is a
bargain. You can see these goods on display In our south
show window.
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M Table Cloths,
at
S3 Table Cloths,
at
?15 Table Cloths, 008
flli Table 'cloths. " T.f)&
Jld Table Clot lis", J t)&
$7 Ta bVe 'Cloths. 4 . O S
Lurge size huck towels, worth 12ViiC, but slightly imperfect,
at, each
5c fringed linen Napkins, at,
each
25c nil linen doilies and center pieces, at
each
1.00 fact color fringed Table Cloths, at,
each
THREE MONDAY BAR.GASNS
Beautiful Berry Dishes -Opal, blue and pink shadinga,
full quadruple plated ntaudu, in jewelry dept., 1 !(
f nil v warranted and worth $2. at
Griffon Razors Every one
stamped "Griffon," highest
grade Kngllxh steel, all set J
and ready for use, josrelry
dept., at
Griffon Sof ;ty Razors
Whh automatic aet adjusting
clamp, iu jewelry f Q
IS-
3 ' Z m
dept., at
CO
wnri
St
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HULIUIOIS KOTiCS.
Wnslcy hospital, Chicago, has expended
lll.tioti fur free work In the lajtt year. Ot
this amount the Methodist churches con
tributed tH.66l
Bishop Karl Cranston, who has Just gone
to Washington to take the place of the late
lilshl Hurst, has not bevn In the national
cajUtKl since the civil war.
A choir of 1,000 vrilcee Is In preparation
In Donver to welcome the World's Ep
worth leagues at the convention of 14.
They will give Handel's oratorio ot "The
Messiah."
Kev. Lr. McComb, profsnor of theology
In Queens university. Kingston. On I., has
forsworn Prowbytei iuiiism and joined the
Anglican church, lie villi take a charge la
the flitted tjtatcs.
Rev. Francis A Mian Gasciuet, president
of tiie -E-nglish lienedlctlnen. who la visit
lot this country lor the Aral timet, has
written luany books. Including "iltjury
VIII and the English Monasteries" and
"The Eve of the Reformation."
When Rev. Charles Wagner, the Alsatian
author and orator, lectures In Washington
on November iC President Roosevelt will
Introduce, the distinguished divine to Uis
audience.
The Girls' Friendly society la America Is
now at work In fifty-seven dioceses; It hss
4o7 branches. i.Wi working associate, II, 5,
members. It has raised during the past
year tor Its great work Ke.2Sl.Ki.
The annual output of Sunday school pe
riodicals In the I'nitvd States and Cansda
amounts to about e6o.0u0.0u0 copies. The
presses are already busy with material for
!W6. This represents an Immense Industry.
r. Elder's successor as Roman Catholic
archblehop of Cincinnati is Rev. Dr. Henry
Moeller. who will be third In the line. He
was consecrated bishop of Columbus, Aug
UM 16. lvuO, and three years later was
chosen cottdjutor to Archbuihop Elder,
with the right of succession, lis Is a oar
tlve of Ohio, was ordained In 1876 and was
for twenty years chancellor of the Clncln
ns.tl diocese.
Archbishop Messmer of Wisconsin, at the
synod of the diocese of Milwaukee this
winter, will take up the questions of Cath
olics attending Saturday night or Sunday
dance, forbidding Sunday funerals and to
make saloonkeepers Ineligible for church
ottices.
Rev. Dr. Ralnsford. the New ' Tork
preacher, was arguing with a youth of his
farlsh about the evils of young men sinok
n g cigarettes. "What would you think."
said he, ' if you met an angel coming along
with a cigarette in hla mouth?" Well, doc
tor, what would you think if you saw sji
angel with an umbrella and a pair of pat
ent leathers?"
Mrs. A. R. M,oFarland of Alva. Oki.,
was the first American missionary 'to
Alaska, whither she went some thirty years
sgo as a representative of the Presby
terian church. It Is thought she wns also
the first American woman to git the In
any capacity. Mr. McFarland remained In
Alaska until her health gave way, some
time ago. She has now returned to Ok.a
horn a
Pew o In the south transept of Grace
church was sold at the New lurk real es
tate salesroom recently by auctioneers for
,,tw v uniw, ut me iiuy BamiB i ne uiu
dinj was atarted at l-o and after a series
of $50 bids the pew was suld for tl.Gjo to
Hamilton O. Kin, who la employed in the
offices of the Rhlneiauder estate.
Archbishop Khter of the Romsn Catholic
archdiocese of Cincinnati, who died in that
city in his titith yrur, wus the oldest of
f -relates of that church In this couotry.
its death leave the seniority in age and
i n . . , ... ...i.i. , , . . , ...... r,
It, l.llui. Li 1 villi W1IU tfUIll, .unrjiu nil
Hams, archbishop of boston, who Is 2, and
whom those who know hnn, both In and
out. of the Rowan church, will hope may
live to be murh older than Ir. Kidr. Wil
liam Henry Elder as descended from the
oldest Komip Cnthohu stock In this coun
try, that ef Calvvtl colouy of Maryland.
LABOR AKU IKDl'S'fHV.
A dam Is being built In Oregon In con
nection with the plans for irrigating 20,000
acres of land, which will require S.Ouu.ooo
feet of lumber.
Morgan county. Colorado, has eleven lrrl-
.i ..n..ly nilleu in length nlto.
I'llllK V C 1 1 ..... . - "
gel her and with a capacity of S.iuu.Ow.ooO
cubic feel of water.
There are t. ' hotels In the Vnlted
StaU-s. represeuling an Invested capital of
over $B.(M),okj,0oo. These establlhnu-nts cm.
ploy S,5uu,ouu persons.
Tacoma stevedores, who believe they
made record time, loaded the shlu Peru last
week with VH.Hbl bushels of wheat in seven
teen hours, an averugu of bushels un
hour.
The production of the Cripple Creek dls
trict. Colorado's famous linnlne camp, lor
S pteniher. amounted to tJ.041,o, with
a- gruss tonuage of ti,xo tons. The av
erage vaJuu ul the ore snipped during the
month was 128 per ton, a gain of over
the August output.
The gross earnings of the railroads have
Increased S5TC.761.44? since IM.
earnings $7t!.ui6.l). No wonder Hradsireet a
finds evidence of railruud progress In
the existing situation.
. t,- i,a tulecrvntOKranh.
Vhlch Jl.-sraph. and rerd. . In print mes
sages over oru, u FUld
out interierins . 5 " i i,..ni
ti have been invested by Signor Mclcolli,
an Italian electrician.
Twelve million tlx hundred thousand Is
the. lima" uf the number of '
RtK-kv Ford caiitalounes shipped from the
!ky Kurd district In Colorado this sea
son S. ' n hundred cars were sent out, us
against M'2 carloads the previous year.
Hannah Monroe, president of the Wash
" "ns union of Itlchmond. Vs . hns
Issued an address to her sisters of the tub
washboard throughout the south Blie
S gel u.l. aomeo to organise against their
"oppressors," the "heathen Chine-," Hhn
says the mule Chinaman, instead of "dolmr
men's wcrk, are driving the humst umi
poorly paid colored women fiom their nat
ural calling of laundry work." Hannah
Monroe, il Is said, waa born a slave, bh
threatens to become th Carrie Nation of
the washwomen's movement nml begin a
series of raids against the offending China
men. Available figure go to .-how that In th
twenty years between IfcMl and 10 there
were il.'.Vi strikes, which cost the country
In wages, expense and direct loss of trails
nearly $4'i,iio0,0om. In the same time there
were a little over l,tu lockouts, cObting
nearly lloo.U-O.OUO. These three Items of lots
by no means represent Its full extent. It
would be a fair computation to cellmate un
ru.ua! sum lost directly slid Indirectly by
the general public because of the strikes,
They would exhibit a total of Il,0uo.00o,oo0
for the twenty years, and would undoubt
edly be within. Instead oC beyond, tas
mark.
Thanksgiving Linen Sale
Pattern Table ClothB in finest qualitieH cloths for round,
square and all lenrths and widths of tables.
WJ-able Cloths. U.OS
a'".. '"".'S.
l.OS
5c
lc
10c
39c