Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, October 09, 1906, Page 10, Image 10

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TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. OOTOREK 0, 1906.
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TUESDAY SPECIALS
BIGGEST OF ALL
IN OUR
Grand Opening
argain Sales
TOMORROW AND EVERY DAY THIS WEEK
WE WILL PROVE THAT BRANDEIS OFFERS
THE BIGGEST BARGAINS IN AMERICA
Visit Our Great New Store Every Day this Week
.' and Take Advantage of These Wonderful Offers
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Hoc Wool Novelty Dress Goods
Cho
many silk mixtures, also flannel In Ml colors
Westend Aisle 4 - New More, yard
15
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50c SILK ClilllON
Double width - all color ol the rain
bow - d af silk aisle- 1 1 .
New Store, yd Ill
Pure Mlk Louisene
Black and all colors Bargain
square ai Main Doorway OQn
New Store, yd J
Trim Dfilnty feet should
he properly fitted.
If we were permitted to fit
all the young girls and misses tn
Omaha with shos there would
not be so mauy ill fitted feet.
Fitting shoes correctly Is an
art. and few shoe salesmen ran
do it as it should be done.
We have made it a study for
20 years and employ none but.
the best of salesmen, who know
how to corrertly fit the foot.
Misses' shoes, from &a rn
$2.00 to Qii.OV
Young women's
shoes, from $2. SO to .
We've a width and size for
every foot In Omaha.
$3.00
Drexel Shoe Co.
1410 Farnam St.
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$1 Quality Black Mercerized
Satis milled Flounce Petticoats
Bargain Square, corner Q,
Entrance - Old Store U J C
25c Qualify Silk Taffeta
RIBBON in Blue, pink and all col
ors aisle 2-New 1 O
Store, yd i&C
Choice of our $1.50 Misses
and Children's Sailor Rats
Trimmed with Silk and VeJ. C
vet Ribbon aisle I new store D C
SOLID GOLD RINGS
I0k fancy Settings - worth (T f
up to 16 -New Store 4I
LACES
and Insertings
Fine Vals.
and Torchon
at Aisle 3,
New Store
CYd.
Embroider
ies and
Insertings
All new patterns,
variety of uldlhs
Aisle S, New Store, at
5C Yd
Dress
Trimmings
All Kinds
. Aisle 3, New
Store, at
J?C Yd.
2
Pickard's
Hand Painted China
Tha tecortlun of . this
war Is notahlo for orlKl-'
nnlltv nnd brnuty. v hav
Jii: b en mat e Oman i ag nip
for ti.tB line of beuu.llul
ir.lflllrt wliitli conHlntH of
.liigii and Vaea, as well as
Plates. Buifars, ureairm, pic.
It will give us pleasure to
nhow the good.
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! Drown Dorsheim
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r w i for i.tvp vaniPju; x i r r
IN WEST ARCADE new store,
Forenoon o u 1 y,
Comfort Ohal
lies. The usual
7J2c kind, J
at, yard
Best grade of Comfort
Calicoes. Usual price
8 Vic a yard. As long
as live hundred pieces
lasc a T 1
yard,
at. . .
y2c
Lonsdale and Fruit of
the IiOom remnants, 8
till 11 o'clock. Each
piece marked Lonsdal
or Fruit of the
Loom, at,
yard . . . ,
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nsdal
Si
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Long Mill Remnants of Comforter
ami Di apery Cret
onnes, Art 'lickings
and Denies UMirsal
price 2oc yard, -at,
yard...
IN THE BASEMENT-oid stor.
Regular 7fcc quality Outing
Flannel in full
pieces, as long as
it lasts, yard.. .
There's a big difference between
hose with seams and the
BUR.SON
FASHIONED HOSE
The only seamless hose that will
hold its shape. Seams in hosiery
are unsightly, they rub and callous
the feet and they wear out more
quickly. Bnrson's is the only hose
knit to fit the foot without a seam.
Demonstration every day in our
new store at special bargain square.
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VANITY
IT'S rather expensive vanity to lraag
I ine that because you paid f 15 to
$18 for your last trousers at Mr. Kx
rluMvc Credit Tuilors that NIcoM'b
Trousers at $7 to $12 would not satisfy
you.
You'll find here all that's new in
Trouser fabrics; not a few ordinary de
signs but a variety that is generous
; and tempting.
i Troussrs $5 to $12, Suits $20 to $50
Why Stove Putty Makes
An Expensive Stove
(iJT the joints dou't fit, daub a little
X stove putty in 'era."
That's the policy of meet stove
msnnfactuters, because it costs then less.
But it cohtso more.
Every time a piece of this putty
shrinks, and 4ropa out, there's a crack
to tuck in air. '
Half of the beating power of soft coal
and a great portion of hard coal, is gas.
. These valuable giucs which should be
burned, and a big part of the heat go op
tjie chimney wanted.
From f 100 to (300 lost in fuel during
the life of the stove.
To say nothing of the discomfort and
tro&atibftcUry beating of the house.
Here you can fcce how stoves are put
together.
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METHOD I
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ORDINARY
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la the ordinary stove there is an open
lng of about one-eighth inch between the
top and sides. The seams arc filled with
tore putty, and the ports are bolted to
gether, r
After a few months' use the putty dries
op and fills out, leaving this one-eighth
inch crack all around the top, which in an
1 8-inch stove means seven square inches qf
leakage.
The eight or ten other joints in the
stove are fastened together in the same
way. so the total air-leakage
soon becomes very large.
But by the Cole Method the
sheet steel sides are "flared,"
and the smoothly ground edges
of the cast iron top are forced to
fit so closely nnder a screw press,
that not a particle of stove putty
is necessary to make a tight
fitting top.
The same airtight construc
tion is used in fitting every joint.
Thus, all the air is forced
through the proper drafts, and
the gases ana fuel held back
until they are consumed by the
patented top Hot Blast Draft
The smoke-proof feed door in
top does away with an air-leaking
door frame on the side ; the
patented steel collar connection
joining the ash-door catting to
the body, the patented com
pound hinge for the ash door
(which makes it water tight like
a pump valve), the straight
steel jacket and water tijht
steel bottom all make the use
of stove putty unnecessary in
Cole's Hot Blast.
Cole's Hot Blast burns Hard
Coal, Soft Coal, Slack. Lignite
or Wood.
It holds fire so well that the fuel
put in the night before will heat
the rooms for a or 3 hours the next
morning. Come in and see this
wonderfully economical stove.
TAILOR
WILLIAM J ER REM 6' SONS.
209-11 Bo. I5th 8L
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DR. JOSEPH ZEIS
LEK of the
Northwestern Universi
ty of Chicago, says: "I
fully believe that the
moderate use of good
beer at 'meal -times acts
as a tonic, and is there
fore useful to adult per
sona" Stora Beer is the em
bodiment of the doc
tor's Idea of good beer.
You order a case sent
home today and drink
it with your meals. It
will not only add rest
to the meal, but it will
build you up. Try it.
Stora Brewing Co
Omaha, D4
Business
Boosters
Try the Want Ad
Columns of The Bee.
COLE'S ORIGINAL
HOT BLAST STOVES
SOLD BY
For a&le by Milton Rosara Kons Co.. 14th and Farnkin; Urt Kurd &
WUhlin t'arpot 1H-X-1S 3. Kth; John liiiimie Hardware -o . 2407
Cumins; K. I. Jones Oo., 270 l.f v-nureb . tl. V Bravura, :4-4: N.
Ml St., Soutb Omaha; Heyrit-Q Ac Bro., Brion. N6,; I'&dduck llanact.y
Hard war Co., 41 6. Mailt ii; , Council Ulufta.'la.
Every Woman
w unenmii ana mould Xn.rw
uiovri ,'"' lal
"1AKVLL Vi nirlllMI Swaw
- Wjiay
M (Mi P.in .... Im73
lamrfrwUkrlL
I' cmiiiui tuptl7 iba
MtPltt:!.. Acc.ni na
tH(K-r , hut cnt unin log
lull iru.Mil.r. and .ii-Mim i...
aa a uaa - ,7. .
IUERUAM atoCONNKU. iRCO U
ana uoda Bta.
UltHS-IJlLUN UHUvJ CO
C B. Cor. Ittb ana raram Sta
Ross & Walker's S""Dwpsh curt
lurw all Monuth and towel troublva, dynpep!,
tudltfSttUl, (UtukUv ) , Kei VUtlSlltaf), rODtil(dlla.
cAtarra of lb aiuiuA d d4 Ui, dlrrooat UAa
ti. jtv. ll ttlmuUiM U vttU. furtliM lb
blouJ, rKuUi svizd tunita up ib aUr ytaKM.
TU (onauU U tif production ul th must BtluuC
)IA!IA WK.tTIIKIt KOHKCAST Tih-m1.iv I air nrl 4 Vm.I.t
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CREEN TRADI5JG STAMPS EVERT HUE
Triple Stamps. Triple Stamps.
Tuesday in Silks, Dress Goods, Domes
tics and Wash Goods Departments on
main floor, we will give 3 times green
trading stamps with all purchases.
Values and varivties are such as are not dupli
cated by any other store in the city, and the
three times green trading stamps is thrown in
just to show you how much we appreciate the
fine business we have been having in these sec
tions. Tuesday gagtl! Tuesday
Omaha's Leading Grocery
Headquarters for the Freshest Roasted Coffees, Always Good
Bennett's Breakfast Coffee, vf Q
2-lb. can TOC
And thirty green trading stamps.
BENNETTS
Rtttr ast urn
PPiFQCTIOn BIB
lUSOta avoaajrta?
vuwtiarr ;
fte aovMPViaW
mvz, -or
tbai mo
Golden Santos Coffee, lb
And thirty green trading stamps.
Basket Fired Japan Tea, lb. . . .
And thirty green trading stamps.
Ground Black Pepper, pure, can
And ten green trading stamps.
Pickling Spices, whole, lb....
And ten green trading stamps.
Japan Rice, good, 2 lbs v
And twenty green trading stamps.
26
38d
mm
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Bennett's Capitol Pancake, pkg
And (Ive green trading stamps.
Bennett's Capitol Oats, pkg.
And Jive green trading stumps.
Special Prices on CANNED GOODS.
New York full cream Cheese, lb.. .......
And ten green trading stamps.
Virginia Swiss Cheese, lb
And ten green trading stamps.
Bennett 's Bargain Soap, 10 bars
And ten green trading stamps.
Diamond S-Salmon, lb. can
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
.Corn, can
Peas, can ,
.. Shrimps, can ,
Pepper Sauce, bottle
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$26.75 to
Buffalo and Return
Tickets on sale October 10, 11, 12. Extreme re
turn limit October 29th, via.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway
Three daily trains to Chicago leave Omaha,
Union. Station, 7:53 a. in., 5:45 p. m. and 8:55 p. m.
For folders and information call at City Ticket 01'-
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fice, 1524 Farnam Street, or write to
F.A.NASH.
GENERAL WESTERN AQENT,
OMAHA.NEB.
NO MATTER u s"v I T II E BEE
'.VIIAT .y" WANT
monoy ir you
YOU WANT vviiiuHo.... ADS
Omaha
Agents for
Queen Quality
Shoes
pflii
THE RELIABLE STORK
Omaha
Agents in
Queen Quaint
Shoe
In Our Cloak Department
The tremendous business in this department since the open
ing of the season has compelled our bin'er to take another trip
to New York, the seventh this season. During his absence, excel
tional bargains in high grade goods will be offered.
LADIES' COATS GREATLY UNDERPRICtD. iJ
Styllh Coats In three-quarter and . even -eighty J
length handsome fancy mixed materials. 200 f
tncnts from whlih to seleet regular QP
$10 values, at 0JD
$15.00 Coats In fine kerseys, frleses and hand- C f A
some English mixtures, at ...s4IU
(nnlne Alaska Soal Coat Fully guaran- ffPA
teed, great bargains, at .$dmD U
(Jennlne 1ondon Dyed Seal CoaIs Very spe- C C A
rial values Thursday, at I!U
rt-nuine HiberUn Squirrel Coats Handsomely C CO
lined, remarkable values, at $DJ
Genuine Beaver Coat $ 9 0.00 values else- CQ
where shown Tuesday, nt $OJ
pgant Evening downs Bought to sell at $75.00
Will be placed on sale 50 garments to 4T X C
select from, at $45.00 and $JD
Faultless Suit All colors, elegant in design twenty-two
fifty value everywhere our CI C
special price
Xew Walking Skirt Panamas, serges, chev- J Afi
lots, etc. regular $8.00 values, at J
Special
Linen Sale
In Our Xew Linen Dept
From 10 Till II A. M Mercerized
Napkins, $1 quality, only OMfQA
dozen to a customer, at, dot. OJC
From 2:30 T1U 8:90 P. M. Mercer
ized Table Linen, best quality, 68
inch wide all perfect goods Q
by the yard, at JOC
Special
DressGoodsSale
From 3 Till 4 P. M. We will sell
Jamestown dress goods in plain
and fancies, the best wearing dresi
goods in America, regular 69c qn
lties 100 pieces from which to sej
lect, limit of one dress pat '
tern to a customer, at, yard; Jy
In Our New Bargain Room
cannot afford to miss. Many
26 great bargain square.
Morning hour specials you
other bargains displayed on our
From 8 Till 0 A. M. We will place on
sale 160 pieces of dress Challies
dark patterns, limit of ten yards
to a customer, at, per $
yard . .' atC
From O Till 10 A. M. German Blue
Calicoes extra heavy and wlde
12 c quality limit of ten yards
to a (Customer, at, per JJ
OM
. yard
5c
From 10 Till It A. M. Amoskeaff
Apron Check Gingham Great as
sortment of colors and checks
limit of ten yards to a cus
tomer, at, per yard ........
From 11 A. M. Till 13 M. Shadow
Plaid Dress . Fabrics splendid tins
of colors, regular 8 Vic. quality
limit of 10 yards to a custo- M
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Hayd
mer, at, per yard
en's the Great Universal Pro -
viderof Everything.
Big Green Tomatoes and Pear Sale Tuesday.
Fancy Pears for Canning Six basket
crates fancy Keifer Pears for can
ning nothing finer, per crate f 1.10
Single basket, each 10c
Fancy Grten Tomatoes for Pickles.
One-third bushel basket, fancy green
tomatoes for pickles, per
basket 15c
Fresh Vegetable and Fruit Prices:
6 bunches fresh Radishes, for ...,5c
4 heads fresh Lettuce for 5c
Fancy fresh beets, turnips, carrots or
parsnips, per pound lc
Fancy fresh Wax or String Beans, 3
pounds for 10c
Fancy.f resh Spinach, per peck . . . 10c
Fancy New Jersey Sweet Potatoes, ..
per pound 1 Vio
Fancy Cape Cod . Cranberries, per
quart 7Hc
One-third bushel basket fancy White
Onions, for pickling SOc
Fancy Mixed pickling Spices, lb.. .2th
Fancy Jonathan Apples, per peck 25c
Fancy Green Apples, per peck ...15c
New Honey, per rack ........ 12 He
New Hubbard Squash, each ...... .V
Half pound package fancy California
Fig i -V
Fancy Quinces, per dozen 2ov
2 measures fresh roasted Peanuts. .5c y
Home Visitors9 Excursions
Via ROCK ISLAND LINES
To certain points In Dlinolo, Indi
ana, Ohio, Kentucky, New York,
Pennsylvania, Michigan, Onta
rio. Tickets on sale October 19.
Return limit thirty days. Kat
one and one-third fare for round
trip.
For further information call or vrite
J. P. Rutherford, D. P. fl.
1323 Farnam St. Omaha. Neb.
The Bride Appreciates
ihe rifts f rreli' when they come from our stora
for li known Ihe myle la correct, and tb qual.ty la
nured. We have a lraut:ful Una of cut slaaa, staling
lvr. hand painted china, t-locka. and Jewelry. Upend a
few mluutea in our more. Look for the name,
. W. LINDSVY, JEWELER.
1510 Douglas Street. ,
IF VOl R N O V
a cool, delirious. sattHfying snioks one tbat will banish your rare and maks
life worth liviug. he fcure and call for tho old reliable (
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ir'. It. fUc Uenautlle Cigar Co.. MmiJinlaioi, bu Ijoiilts