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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, lf05.
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Ladles' Tailor Mad Suits, Smart, Up-to-date, Patching,
In all Popular Shades and Materials, from
One-third to One-half Off.
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Monday Morning.
$60 SUITS
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S. Fredrick Berger & Co.,
1517 PAR NAM 8T.
GLOVES,
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FANS and CANES
FOR-
Men, Women
and Children
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D F. PICKERING
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105 South 16th Street
Presents.
Young Misses
Pretty Frrifnta for Toans; Girls.
M08T young girls like to own a handsome manlrurs set.
Thompson, Belden A Co. have a selection that will please any
young girl. In the same department will be found a variety of ,
comb and brush seta. They also have dainty selections of rinse
supporters, handkerchiefs, gloves, umbrellas, that are always useful
and attractive Christmas tl.ne gifts. A good winter present is a
knitted sweater, of which there are many styles shewn at Thomp
son, Belden Co. Just as seasonable is a set of neck furs.
Christmas
We are showing beautiful line of goods suitable for Christinas
' presents.
Ladies' and Men's Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, 15c each; half dozen
In box, 85c ,
Ladies' and Men's Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, 25c each; half dozen in
box, $1.60. i
Ladies' Linen Lace and Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 10c, 15c, 25c, 50c,
75c, 1.00 and up.
Beautiful Fans. 50c, 75c, 85c, $1.00 and up.
Ladles' Kid Gloves, fl.OO and f 1.50.
Ladles' Neckwear the newest things out.
Ladles' Belts silk and leather.
Fancy Hosiery, 50c and up.
All kinds of Christmas novelties and Art Goods.
Weinlander & Smith
Formerly With Mrs. J. Ben-on. 1510 Douglas St.
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Avoid the Holiday Crowds
,:.,-. 1 . and secure the greatest values and most
satisfactory Christmas offerings by do
ing your Christmas shopping this wssk.
Where Quality Counts We Win
Portfolios, Writing Cases, Elegant Box Stationery, Beautiful
Inkstands, Desk Sets, Address Books, Poker Sits, Dupll-
cate Wb! it, Calendars, Card Cases, Pocket Books, Christy,
Remington and Fisher's Pictures.
The Moycr Stationery Company
220 and 222 Sooth Flxteenth Street
When making np your mind what to buy
some particular girl atop and think what
she needs In the way of things to wear.
Would a nice dress please her something
very nlceT The Nebraska Clothing Com
pany has some beauties at from 15.00 to
115.00. Is she in need of a stylish pair of
shoes, costing from $1.00 to $3.00, or a
pair of gloves, at from 69 cents to $2.50?
Would a smart set of furs please herT
They cost anywhere from $2.00 to $30.00.
Borne other hints of the Nebraska Clothing
Company to buyers of presents for girls are
purses, from 25 cents to" $10.00; hose, 25
cents to $1.26; underwear, U cents to $3.00;
slippers, $1.00 to $2.00.
Perhaps she would like a nice rocking
chair of her own for her room. In the
furniture department at Hayden's you will
find some that are suitable. At the same
store will be found a multitude of other
useful gifts, such as silk petticoats, dress
goods, handkerchiefs, handkerchief cases
or set of furs. Possibly she likes to skate.
In the hardware department are a special
selection of skates for girls. A game pos
sibly would add to her pleasure at Christ
mas time. If she Is given to letter writing,
stationery sets In great variety will be
found In Hayden's book department.
Albert Edholm. jeweler. Sixteenth and
Harney, shows each month a fresh assort
ment of the popular birthstone Jewelry, In
cluding rings, brooches and collars, also
book marks and stationery conveniences.
The younfr miss will be pleased if she
gets either a toilet cuse, manicure set, work
box or basket, brush, comb and mirror set,
traveling set, jewel case, glove and hand
kerchief box, music roll or card case, if It
comes from Hardy's 99-Cent Store, 1,"3
Dodge street.
In gold and silver there is almost every
thing a girl's heart can desire and we are
showing the most beautiful designs In
brooches that we have ever had at Christ
mas time. Dog collars, some inexpensive,
some rich with more expensive jewels are
very fashionable Just now. There is nothing
nicer, however, than a chatelaine watch
for a handsome present and too, there
are - bracelets, rings, lockets and gold
beads in endless variety. S. W. Lindsay,
jeweler, 1516 Douglas street.
A Very good idea tor t growing girl is
offered by the Bennett store In the chance
to-buy from a stock of thousands of fur
scarfs and boas. These are especially de
signed for Christmas gift making; prices
are exceedingly low up from $3.96. The
Bennett, company are showing a nobby lit
tle coat for a growing miss displayed In
all colors and newest materials, price up
from $3.95.
When you give a present to a young
lady you must use care and select one with
good Taste, especially so when It Is Jewelry, j
Always try and get something neat, never
anything gaudy. Most girls would appre
ciate a chatelaine watch, a nice solitaire
diamond ring, a fancy brooch, or a pearl
handled umbrella. A big assortment of
these articles can be found at A Mandel
berg's, 1622 Farnam street.
Everyone wants the young lady at their
house to be popular. If she is going to
keep .her friends, she must have . some
way of amusing them when they call.
There is nothing that will help make an
evening pass away more delightfully than
a phonograph and a variety of well-selected
Vlotor records. Buy one for her for
Christmas at the Nebraska Cycle Co., 15th
and Harney streets.
A kodak makes a present to be ap
preciated, both at the present time and
in after years. Pictures taken of her
friends and home surroundings will be
very much enjoyed, but the pictures in
after years will bring back fond remem
brances of happy bygone days. The Robt.
Dempster Co. have kodaks of all kinds and
sixes at prices up from $1.00. . .
Were you to ask Santa Claus what a
young miss would prefer she would quickly
say, "Get me either a writing desk, ehlf
fonler, dresser, nice rug for my room,
musio cabinet, a screen, new coat, new
suit, set of furs or a new hat, but I want
my gift to come from the People's Store,
for I am sura that's Santa Claus' real
home.
' For young girls the Bennett company
show a particularly fine Uhe of neckwear
silk, lace and chiffon, up from 10 cents.
There are some very unique toilet sets,
comb and brush sets and manicure sets
shown in the perfumery aisles all this
season's special importations and at prices
little ovef half that is charged by exclusive
dealers.
For large girls there are many pretty and
useful things to be had in furs, either in
sets or separate neck pieces, as well as coats,
dresses, school or dress gloves, umbrellas,
sweaters, house robes, handkerchiefs by the
box, all in special assortment at Benson
& Thome's Lilliputian Baxaar.
N. - P. Frandsen, the Jeweler, can help
you out if you are at a loss to ' know
what to get her. He Is showing manicure
sets, opera glasses, some nice pieces of
cut glass, beautiful parasols, bracelets,
watches, desk clocks, candelabra sets and
rings galore.
If the girl is inclined to music, a music
cabinet would make her a very UBeful as
well as handsome present. .We have them
as low as as $4.TS, in quarter sawed oak.
or in mahogany at $0.25; more elaborate
ones at $12.25, up to $60.00. Miller, Stewart
& Beaton.
A most pleasing gift for a young girl
would be an accordion .pleated dress, with
suspenders or a sunburst skirt. The kind
made by the Golilmun Floating company,
200 Douglas block. In always stylish and
their prices are low.
The Jeweler always has. a selection of
gifts for young girls. At Fred Brode
gaard's, 116 South Sixteenth street, some
of the many things you will find include
chains, crosses, bracelets, brooches, rings,
hat pins, diamond rings.
Writing desks are always a welcome
present. She will find it useful as well
as a very 'handsome piece of furniture for
her room. Miller, Stewart ft Beaton are
showing them at prices from $6.00 up.
Candy counters as well as the Jewelry
showcases offer ' sn Immense' number of
suggestions for suitable gift making. Ben
nett's carries a complete line In all the
latest goods. s
Wk Play Time Comes.
Is ,your Mttle. girl learning,, to - dance 7
Perhaps you have no piano, p if you have
a piano, sometimes there is no one to play
dance music for. her when she and her.
young friends want to dance. If you have
a Victor phonograph and some of their
delightful dance records, it will afford her
and her friends endless fun. The rest of
the family will enjoy It, too. Victor phono
graphs are sold by the Nebraska Cycle
Co., 15th and Harney streets.
What boy- Is there that would not enjoy
a tool chest full of all' kinds of tools, the
kind that ha could make a wagon with If
he desired, or where is the boy who does
not enjoy a handsome pair of skates or a
beautiful sled These are some of the things
which James Morton & Son Co., have for
sale for boys. Then they have manual train
ing tools, pocket knives but what's the use
see them.
If the 'young miss' Is musical, wouldn't a
banjo. guitar, slther ,.or . autoharp.. please
her. Has she a music roll, or music bag?
Some ob the late music or music books will
be sure to please the musical girl. A.
Hospe, 1513 Douglas street.
Of course she likes to entertain .her
friends, then why not get her a phono
graph, with a few well selected' records.
The Victor and Edison phonographs are for
sale by the Nebraska Cycle Co.
Does she skate? She certainly will If you
give her a pair of rollers. The Townsend
Gun company have roller skates from 50
rara'Vrn pf new.-
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cents up.
Christmas Taught in Schools
Art
Special Prices on Cigars
For Christmas
Our "took comprises all the popular brands and
prices much less than other dealers.
Mi Favorlta Clear Havana Cigar.
Ml Favorlta, Camellas 3 for 25c $3.60 box ot 60
' Mt Favorlta, Favorttas 2 for 25c $5.75 box of 60
Ml Favorlta, Lindas 10c $4.50 box of 50
Ml Favorlta, Little Ones 5c $2.25 box of 50
Ml Favorlta, Purltano Finos 10c $4.50 box ot 60
"Tha kind that Park & Tllford of New York sell you, and at
the same prices."
Be La Regallta.. , 10 for 25c $1.25 per box of 60
6o Red Singer ..16 for 25c 85c, per box of 50
10c Bpanish Perfectos 4 for 25c $1.25 per box of 25
3 for 26c VIctorldad, clear Havana.. 4 for 25c $3.00 per box of 60
10c VIctorldad, clear Havana 4 for 25c $3.00 per box ot 60
2 for 26c Vlcorldad, clear Havana.. 3 for 25c $4.00 per box of 60
Miller Seed Stogies. Wheeling, W. Va....3 for 6c $1.60 box of 100
Pollock Process Stogies 2 for 6c $1.75 box of 100
Not a bit too early to be thinking of Christmas
Cigar. Any thing you select now can be laid aside
for later delivery. Remember we have all popular
brands and your brand at cut prices.
f HRI3TMAB tree teachings are now
I I included in the curriculum of the
I V- J New Tork public schools. Ex
perience has taught that the joy
and gift-giving of the Christmas
season are the best of aids in the improve
ment of the homes of newcomers to Amer
ica. So in the school year plans Inaugur
ated September 11. 1906. the Christmas tree
holds a prominent place. One may search
the courses of study in the public schools
and find no mention ot Christmas, but a
visit to the school rooms where beginners
are taught not necessarily kindergartens
will reveal the reasons why the Christmas
tree will this year be found in thousands
of Hast Side ho.nea where twelve months
ago the name ot Christmas was barren ot
meaning.
In pleasant school rooms the children are
first made familiar with simple toys, told
how they are intended to please. Then a
delegation is sent out to bring in a suit
able tree that has previously been placed
In the school yard. Boon the tree stands
upright In the school room. This done, the
teacher trims It with glittering tinsel rope
and ornaments, showing the little ones the
I way to arrange these to gain the best ef
fects, tiow comes the task of placing the
presents, the very toys with which new Joys
huve been, taught the children being used.
Presently the gifts are In position and the
Christmas tree stands complete. Distribu
tion of the presents follows, the lesson that
glft-glvers should carefully consult the
tastes of those who are to receive being
made clear. Over and over again these
Christmas lessons sre given. The children
never seem to find thein monotonous. Only
one objection to teaching of . this sort Is
besrd, always from persons to whom
Christmas has been a home study from
earliest memory that it dlsrtis the kindly
illusion of Santa Cla"-. .'his Is answered
by the declare tti tfeat most of the children
who are tho taiirtt of holiday Joys never
heard of tue patron saint ot the Christmas
tide; that, ar.y wny, real happiness is better
tan empty illusion. Leslie's Weekly.
A Fierce aad Deadlr Tide.
A Philadelphia girl was recently over
taken and drowned by the incoming tide
on the west coast of France. A trans
plsnted Breton said of this fatality:
"Can you, who see your own tides crawl
in at the rate of ten feet or so an hour,
imagine tides racing like wild white horses
up the fiat sands st the rate of half a
mile a minute?
"The extraordinary flatness of our Breton
coats gives us these phenomenal tides
The sea does not rise end tall. It appears
and disappears. Tou have a vast and flat
plain of sand. At a set hour the sea rushes
in, white, wild, submerging this vast plain.
At a set hour an unseen hand sucks the
water back thirty, forty, fifty miles and
nothing is vlsable but the plain white sand
again.
"Woe unto such as walk on this desolat
plain when the tide begins to rise, for they
must drown! Nothing can save them."
Philadelphia Bulletin.
WE MOVE NEXT MONTH TO OUR NEW BUILDING
In the meantime we are rapidly closing out our entire stock at 1407 Harner street at prices that barely 3
cover the factory cost and freights. Why boy unknown makes when you can get for almost the same figure ,
a first-class piano, known by all as one of the best. Make a visit of Inspection to our warerooms this week
and see the newest and latest from the following celebrated piano factories. ;
Stein way - Steer - Emersoiii
A. B. Chase, Hardman, McPhall, Mason & Hamlin, Kurtzman, Steck and many others, .the . j
reliability of which there can be no question.
EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT TO ALL
WEBER PIANOLA PIANOS, $500 to $1,000
We are fortunate to secure a complete line In time for Christmas delivery. Metrostyle Pianolas (ad
vertised In all magazines), most wonderful player on the market. Price only $250, on payments. Free)
demonstration every day. Place your order now for Christmas.
Closing out the entire Stock at
1407 Harnev Street. OMAHA.
Teams Enough to Deliver Coal Promptly
There are a few pertinent reasons why our business increases each year.
lCoal of quality as represented is what our customers receive. That inspires confidence
and confidence is contagious. k
2 There is nothing "one horse" about the 8. C. Co. We invest enough money to carry a
large stock, embracing all of the different kinds of coal. In other words, we have
WHAT Ol'R PATRONS WANT and don't quarrel with them about selection.
8 We have our own teams and wagons enough of them to do our work right and
promptly. We deliver coal WHEN YOU SAY. Two big coal yards (one north and one
south) also figure in our prompt delivery. Is it necessary to add that our weights
are exactly correct.
1 1608 H
SUNDERLAND BROS. CO.
arney-H.rs) sine 1893" PrlvaU 'phoit. achangs), No. Z3Z.
A. B. Hubermann's
is the oldest Jewelry Store k
in Omaha. He has been
located forty yesrs at the
same place at the South
east Corner Thirteenth and
Douglas Streets.
He is the
DIAMOND IMPORTER
in the west and controls
that business here on ac
count of lower prices and
guafanteed qualities. See
him for your Christmas
. gifts and you will save
money.
13th rxni Douglas. Streets
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Accordion, Sim burst, Side, and
Box, Pleated Skirts.
SPECIAL SALE
of
Children's and Misses'
Pleated Dresses and
Skirts in all colors
and prices. -
Tho Gnlriman Plootinnr Pn
Opp. Hayden Broa. iwuiiiig . vwi .
Office 200 Douglas Block.
TEL. 1936. Over 107 South 16th St, Omaha.
A New Attraction will be
presented December 18th
by the Union Pacific and
Salt Lake Route.
The Los Angeles Limited
a new train over a new
route to run daily between
Omaha and Los Angeles.
Myers-Dillon Drug Company
Cin:r Dsnsrtiatnl 16th and FsriKsi Sts.
